The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
SAME OLD SUBJECT
Members of the Board of
Trade Criticize the Trac-
lion Companies
Treaties.
NEW OFFICERS FOR 1896
Dr.. Gordon Induces the Board to
Hand Up for the Water
certiorari Litigation.


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drew j.. corcoran, President. lanes q.
Haskings. First Vice President; G. c.
Jewell, Second Vice President; Daniel
E. Cleary, Third Vice President; Frank
stevens, treasurer; William j. TAFT, Sec
rotary; Board of Directors, ohn ]. voor-
hees. Joseph A. Dear. samuel c. Mount
Condict, James Leo, Myron j, Furst.
James ?. Hall, wm. c. cudiipp n 3.
y. SuoWe- lheSe were elected unanl-
mously.
MT. James F. Hall, when the election
was Hn1sned, complained about the dirty
condition of Grand street and attributed
| If IN tho foot +ho+ tu,ob ar,,,ar. o,ar
loaded their wagons and their contents
stopped over onto the public streets. TO
questing the Board of Aldermen to pass
the proper ordinanc prohibiting these
e"eiess seirllenleh from evertoauing uheir
wagons with stuff entirely out of place
on q PUBIC nlgnway.
This was carried, and then DR.. Leonard
1,t,1 aora0 nan as chief psggar for the
Slezens Soninlitsee VINO plunged into tne
certlorarf proceedings to review the
City Water Company. made a heart,
rending and purse-opening speech for
FUNDS a;s,, Re ss ssked the Board Of trade e
oVeriowing s-ff rea 81 gladly granted this
little sum. and the WORTHY doctor beamed
On Sscta his n, ~esol LEI Eye ov Tslit bis sn sec sRannl per-
Mr.. Joseph A. Dear had a grievances
against the CONSOLIDATED Traction Com
Rajiroa ane com nns No reiati Huq 70 the c treaty
between those CORPORATIONS. He COM
p ; slasiag nat = What . a0r, EiB e. BE 5 sGmp AN,
m geee ean5 h opbar nIedSgfur tfs y NOT r.
trespass on the south territory 81 the
other. the the Pc ps = who 10 1 PERMITTED av these e
nav dn,,arIe fares Mr. Dear honed thaf
the Board Of Trade would try 70 effect
and sf the cornoratfons we're obdmrate
To- take SUCH stems to compei them.
Nj. E q, al Ho sssa said that : the way
hv KS PeopTIs yac TIA pSs emnanv Wrs SHINY
oy age t, the company, had obtain,
e AXE care that It Waa do the same for
sengs psopi he ~ nompSained. were sase compelled
10 twa saano m I'm tne w caTituinrs ffoorr l iheir opd
ears ana the only thing which the Trac-
no flen fran 2 Paa H aGes na y \! Jer rwe,1s eit VIZ stores pre-,
IN NlL New York and the latter civ GAINS
e eG M fbs ba aorh anu Las aasse e.s saA
t,on consna M stnn hike an organ conn
Ter it dnhnenced Others. and The result
was Mr.. James =. Banks Thought Il !
stree, ransSe-rs and fhs members In
stantiv forgot all about Mr.. Deaa:s SUBJ
5Act and San, gave his expefieifce OF
hs Vim p IL nav an extra mickle in fhe abb
senea III transfsr ~tickets. when humping
az = fraction car onto a North Hud-
son rnmpanyis ear. Those RESERVATIONS
We're ajnrlpntiy stopped by Mr.. Dear, who
rsfterat fed ilis redllest for a COMMITTEES
Ia bring the COMBINATIONS to time, where
lpon resident Jewell appointed Messrs.
Hear Hoos. Corcorai. Cieary and Banks
r. aa,coEnr9itsh this herculean task.
M Isweii also appointed a dinner
COMMITTEES to make arrangements Tor the
annual feast and then the meeting ad-
journed. AT the next meeting the new
oficers will take hold.
Mr.. Andrew J. Corcoran, the President
for 1895. was warmly congratulated at
the close Of the meeting on the honor
not only achieved, but thrust upon him.
He has been for some time Chairman
Of the Board OF Directors and his con.
duct in that ONCE singled him out as a
iii man to direct the Affairs of the Board
during 1895. Mr.. Corcoran is a proml-
nenf Citizen Of the Horse Shoe district
and for many years has been at the
head Of the agitation to compel the Erie
Railroad to raise its tracks In the mat
ter Of the Thirteenth Street Improve
ment and other subjects of benefit to
the city, he has been foremost, devot-
ing much time TO their advancement
Only recently Governor Werts appoint
ed linn a Commissioner to represent New
Jersey at the Mexico Exposition for 1895
Mr. flames G. HaSkfnES, the first vice