The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-29

CON. DEITZ.
Freebooter Heating moved to adopt the
question being taken On the resolution
on the yeas and nays, there voted as
pei5s, Groin, Green, Kenny, Rely, Keit,
ing, Klein, Klumpp,, Percy, Riordan,
Ripe, and Ply esasI H fies6d4n He,nev
and MeCombS.
Excused from voting McNally-l.
Observation-Disclosures Cullen n Mac
The Director declared the resolution
adopted.
By Freeholder Keating:-
Resolved, That a certificate of indebt-
edness be and is hereby ordered to. be
issued in payment Of The contract claims
meet said claims on the New Public
Road, and the Counsel of the Board IS
hereby directed to prepare such eertih7
in accordance with the law on New Pub
lie ROAD matters; same to be payable at
The Rleasure Of the Beard at any time
ment of the same by such law, and to
bear interest not exceeding the rate of
6 62Hs q q Fer e esntnm G pen annum Signed at 't bs
and the seal of the County thereto afix-
signed by the County Collector.
Question being taken on the resolution
IN yeas and nays, there voted as fol-
Ysas-EEresholders Bindernsagle, Cullen.
klgmpp, Klein MeNally. Rioradn, Ripe
> Gays1IF F., seash saa EBIIe ss, Green
AbsentaoFreeholders cronin and Mac
me Director declared the resolution
4 fFssAol Stat k' 4 North Hudson
Leader. a weekly paper, be and the sam
9 hereby appointed an Official paper OF
this Board for the term Of enc year from
tate, with a compensation of $3.50 per
annuTn.
Question being taken on the resolution
IN yeas and nays, there voted as fol-
,Ysas,Freehelders EIehhorn,, Klumpp,
iSSomb and Director Heller an,,
Klein, Percy, Riordan and Rippe-l1.
pe GdT6sv 70 vote-Freeiiolders Deitz
Observation-Disclosures Cullen, McNally
and Macfarlane-3
The Director declared the resolution
.ost.
Resolved, That Or. M. Hecth be and
5Ician for the term hSed BY law. and his
per annum, to be paid in quarterly in
:tallIaents on warrants drawn on the
County Collector and signed by the Di-
: NSSlOA gnu 4 n III lIlS OaI
The. Director declared the resolution
out Of order, as the position of the coun-
y physician was not vacant.
BY Freebooter klumpp:-
Resolved, That the Clerk be and he is
lereby directed to notify the New Pub
lie Road inspectors that they must make
I report at least once a month TO this
Board as to the workmanship and now
he work is being expedited OF the diff
serent sections Of the said New Public
Question being taken on the resolution
N yeas and nays, there voted as fol-
,Yeas-Freeholdsrs Deity, Eiehhorn,
Nays9Freeholders Bindernagie, cronin,
Groth. Kenny, Kelly, Heating, Riordan,
Ripple and Director Heller-9.
Absent-Freeholders Cullen, McNally
and Macfarlane-3.
lost.
Resolved, That James Moylan, N. D.
Wortendyke, Alloys Tivy, Frank Earle
and Chas. B. Brush be and are hereby
dismissed as surveyors on the New Pub
lie Road and the Clerk of the Board is
hereby directed to notify the Chief En-
gineer of said dismissals; said dismissals
to take effect from date.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Yeas-Freeholders Bindernagle, Cronfn,
Eichhorn, Green. Groth. Kenny, Kelly,
tAGdllUHJ hlGll, httllpp, lGTCy, III
dan. Ripe and Director He1ler-14.
Declined to vote-Freeholders Dietz,
Ifeiney an dMccomb-S.
Absent-Freeholders Cullen, McNally,
The Director declared the resolution
adopted.
The Clerk reported a notice of certif-
cate of sale by the City Collector OF
situated in Jeresy City, and fronting on
the Secaueus road, vas received and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance and
Audit.
By F~reeholders B~indernasle and Deitz
Whereas, Accidents nave quite frequent
ly happened for some time past at the
Homestead or New Durham crossings,
where the Paterson Plank road crosses
the New York, Ssauehanna and Western
Railroad, and also the Northern Rail
road Of New Jersey: and
Whereas. Such accidents would be far
less likely and far less frequent Il said
railroad companies erected gates and had
them properly attended and operated at
said crossings; and
Whereas. The trsfie along said plank
greater all the time; n
Whereas, The electric cars are ex-
pected soon to run along said plank road
and across said railroads, thereby great
~ increasing the chances and dangers of
accidents at said crossings, unless proper
precautions are taken to prevent such
accidents: therefore. be IT
Resolved, That each of said railroad
companies be requested to have suitable
gates erected. Without unreasonable de-
lay, at the aid crossings and provide
competent attendants to attend and
operate said gates for the purpose of rem
dering travel somewhat safe to the pub
lie having occasion to use said plank
road at said crossings; and
Resolved, further. That the New York,
Weat Shore and Buffalo Railway Com
oany be also requested to have gates
erected and operated at the entrance to
the ferry known as the Old ferry, at
Weehawken; and that the Counsel to
this Bord be directed to notify said rail-
road companies of the passage of this
action as may be necessary and proper