The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-03
STILL ADVANCING.
Street and Water Board
Receive Bids for More
improvements.
NEW SEWERS AND PAYMENTS
Commissioner Kaiser Smiles Be-
cause He Is Just Now the
Happiest Man in
The State.
NEW SEWERS AND PAYMENTS


When Commissioner Kaiser entered
the meeting room of the Street and
Water Board this morning he wore an
broad smile. His colleagues
wondered what il all meant for a long
time, and then an explanation was made.
1t is a ten-pound baby, and Mr. Kaiser
is the happiest man in town, with the
possible exception of Tax Commissioners
Lahey, who also has d male heir. Com
missioner Hooker was not at this morn
ing's meeting. Clerk Bouton was on
hand after his long vacation, and the
manner in which he hustled the routine
business out of the Way delighted the
Commissioners. Commissioner Harding
was looking as brown as a berry. He
returned this morning from a weeks
vacation at Boston. The regular order
of husiness was susnended for a time
fo,, tba reeention of bids for irnnrove
rnente J5stinafe wore first submitted
for the construction of a ao-incb main
sa,,,e, in Nalson avep,,a and d 1e and.
* inoh san,ers in pon1ar Graham Grace
c.,,,, No,.tt a,d I,,,;,,or s+roa+s par,
,,.,,S} r.a,.,,o,, 80, a. ao,,,as+ hidda,, for
49, -.
m,ss oe..o.4aoa+o,,-. ,,,a
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oi ~ 1o-iS y =. 'Aon - 81 p.l-.oi 1ol
~ t>.n eo1 ~ 80.
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.le,r1,esr .,.e ~ "e9e p,r-9et - a,1,,,,,
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For Tue Aaipi eiiieh1 VI -Aoii' =,
street petweeh 6eiseh avenue anu t.le
DouieNaiu iIVo coiiti @ctoie oonlpeecu' Ho
lowest piooer was 'aiiies Iiaifi,is l7oh. eolh
estimate on the proposed construction OIL
sewer IN hancock ,enue between CON
gress and Bowers streets. For the work
of laying a brick pavement in Linden
a1,o,,1ie 'l,e het5reeY, Ocaan and carfiald ave-
nueS only James E. Miles & Co. and
cu+lav r. McC8overn i1ad nronosa1s For
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missioners recently decided not to use.
Cutlev e. McGoyern ask S197 ward
1lhng supplementai plos Oh " ana Wv
a yard for brick of better quality. The
Street and Water Commissioners of New
~ s,aY-o Rao,, s,,ot, ,,,o,,1,a,,
ARK nave peen haVlhg such MONKEY
and parrot of a time over brick pave
ment that the local Board intends max
lns no a"aiue .alieh sa.isileu 'iiae tlo
bricks offered Will stand the ten year
test required The Committee on Streets
and Sewers reported favorablv upon an
a,iu aemeis lepoiteu la.oi epls upoll 'p-
niteatlons for sewer in Marion place,
the Improvement of Clinton avenue. inn
provement of Lake street. iraproyement
- IJ;a,,iaa s,.,,.ta,,
OIL Highiano avenue. ArAhston avenue,
from Commumpaw avenue to Grand
street and Dwight street.
cubieo+ 70 tho cono,,rrenoa of +be poord
oqDIoee 70 .ne ooiie ~ eilce u sne 'oaiu
OF Flnance. the construction OF sewer
in Prospect street was awarded to Ed
word 0,Naill. for sau5ar in Snnnoi+ owe
me- NE and % SHERMAN ma Mace 70 Inbn Hon
nue. anu 9heflIan pldce 10 Jolh Ilop-
kins: for Improvement of Bostwick place.
Byrne: for Improvement of Sherman ave
in Cambridge avenue from South to
Bowers streets, to Andrew Shaw for
sewer in Ocean avenue, Garfield avenue,
Improvement of Thorne street. to Dennis
Burns.
ARLINGTON AVENUE PAVEMENT.
The Arlington avenue improvement.
which is part OF Mayor Wanser's gooo
roadWay seheme was awarded 70 = e.
Shaniey work mas already peen peSqr
on TINS Improvement ana II VIII pt
thrown open pen to the public rhn p before fore tmhe tn
cold weather sets IN. The Barber AS.
phalt Company has practically fnishee
the Coles street aSphalt roadway. Ine
work has been well done and property
owners are beginning to think that i
will not be very long before there viii
be several miles of passabie streets ir
the city. Applications We're received fol
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