The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-26
Klein. Klumpp, McComb. McNaliy, Pier
cy, Raordan and Rippe-20.

Abgenf-Treehaolder MoFarlane-1.
On motion of Ffeeho1der Cronin. Free
holder Mcfarlane was excused from tne
F~seeEo.der Groth moved to approve
the minutes of the meeting as neld
in the manuel.
Fre5holder Bindernagle moved to sus-
pend the rules.
Adopted.
Freehoider Bindernagle moved to re-
consider the vote ttksn on the Tes sild
j jnaeso9aS itty, N Halrison and Rearny RAN
the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railway Conlpany's tracks on the Coun.
ty Road. between Newark avenue and
Question being taken on the motion
on yeas and nays there voted as fol-
Yeas-Ereehorders Bindernagle. Cullen,
Kelly, Heating. Kenny, MeNaly, Nc
oo Nays r1fSsS ada Difs Groths klanspp,
Klein, Riordan, Ripe and Hanna,6.
Acknowledgements Macfarlane-L
BY Freebooter Green:-
.a W'h Sss4 s. t. Hs,,r jersey Sog c1ty;y a ia psIie
e Hudson Geunly On ne 22a DAY q
May y. a; D. ov lSsS, sa f9r cd perfnlsalon 70 for c4 the
double tracks Of The present railway of
said company, where the same crosses
Delaware. L~aekawanna and Western
Railway Company where said tracks Of
said Morris and Essex T: Z; sross
r roe leading adj from r1"th the HackensacE River
bridge at West Newark avenue. Jersey
CITY. to the town Of Harrison. Hudson
Resolved. That the Jersey City, Harri-
son and Kearny Railway Company be
permitted to erect such tracks by means
of the structure indicated by plans filed
with the Board by said company at the
time Of presentation of such petition;
all damages, Il any, arising from such
Freebooter Klumpp raised the point OF
order that the resolution offered by Free
holder Green. was not the resolution re-
considered, therefore 1t was out OF or
The Director declared the point of Or
der well taken, and declared the resolu-
The clerk then read the following res
Whereas. The Jersey City. Harrison
ton the Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Hudson county, on the ed day of May,
A. D. 1885, for permission to erect an
tracks of the present railway of said
company where the same cross the Nor
ris and Essex Division of the Delaware,
pany where said tracks Of said Morris
and Essex Railroad cross the road known
as the Turnpike road leading from the
ark avenue. Jersey City, to the bown of
Harrison, Hudson county, N. j.; be 1t
Resolved, That the Jersey City. Harri-
son and eKarny Railway Company be
not permitted to erect such tracks by
means of the structure indicated by plnas
filed with the Board by said company
at the time of presentation of such petit
tion, inasmuch as your Committee on
slider that 1t would be dangerous and a
menace TO the ~tearnsters and travelling
public who. use this road.
Freebooter Klumpp moved to refer the
resolution to the Committee on Public
and County Roads.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-Freeholders Cronin, Groth, Han
ma. Klein, Klumpp. Riordan and Ripe
Nays-Freeholders Blndernage1. Cullen.
Dietz. Eichhorn, Green. Heiney, Kelly,
Kenny, Heating, Mentally. McComb. Pier
cy and Director Heller-13.
Absent-Freeholder Macfarlane-1.
The Director declared the resolution
BY Freebooter Green
Whereas, The Jersey City, Harrison
n Kearny Railway Company did peti-
ton the Board of Chosen Freehoiders of
aaud & 7s seun rSyr on the 22d day Of May,
overhead construction for the double
tracks OF the present railway of said com
paay where the same crosses the Morris
Laekawanna and Western Railway Com,
pany where said tracks Of said Morris
and ~ Essex s,,,r Raiillway cross the road known
Hackensack River bridge at West New
ark avenue, Jersey city, to the town
Resolved, That fauus the g Jeraeyy Civ Fl + H es t.
son and Kearny Railway Company be PEI.
mitted to erect such tracks Dy means OF
the structure indicated by plans filed
with the Board by said compan at fine
time of presentation of such petition
all damages, If any. arising from such
construction to be borne by said company.
Freebooter Riordan moved to amend
the resolution by adding therto the fol-
lowing:
commenced on the aforesaid trestle that
the Jersey City. Harrison and Kearny
ailrway Company viii agree In writing
With this Board to fill or cause to be
filled in between their tracks with crush
ed stone or .planking to a leved of the
road bed; said work to be commenced in
This amendment was accepted and or
dered embodied in the resolution.
The resolution as amended was then
observation-disclosures Bindernagel, Cullen,
Cronin, Deitz, Eichhorn, Green, Heiney,
KeNalIEv, a KeIly B,a Kenny lump, Mecomb'
Nays-Freeholders Groth, Klein, Rior-
dan, Ripe, Hanna Ind Director Hell
ler-6.
Absent-Freeholder Macfarlane.
The Director declared the resolution
| adopted.
John A.. Nice -aht, County Counsel. re-
ported verbal. on all matters intrusted
to his care on behalf of the county.
BY the Committee on New Public
DAD:
70 the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Free
holders of the County of Hudson:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on New
Public Road, in accordance to your reso-
Luton of October 81, 1895, providing there
for, hereby recommend the adoption by
this. Board Of the name Hudson Botle-
ward on suggestion of the Hon. John
a. McGrath, ourw orthy counsel, as and
for the name of the New Public Road
constructed upder authority of this
Board.
Respectfully,
John F.. Keating. A. Cullen, Frederick
Ripe William Hanna. Simon Kelly,
Emil. Groth, Phi. Bindsrnagel. Charles
Eichhorns Jos. A. Riordan. Con. Dietz,
Francis Percy, Morris Heiney. Wisssam
James McCon1b, T. j. Cronin, NJ. ].
Kenny, Director Heller.
F~reeholder Heating the report be re-
| ceived and the recommendation therein
containd be adopted.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays, there voted as follows.3
Yeas-An the members of the Board
p~resent-20.
Abaent-Freeho1dsr Macfartane-1.
The Director declared the report adopt
ed.
Freebooter Riordan moved that the
Board resume It's regular order Of bust
ness.
Adopted.
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