The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

1885, In the Hudson County Circuit Cour
IN favor Of William Edgar Reeve agains'
FRDDk. FRAMBACH. JR.,
Attorney of Plaintiff Reeve.
State Of NewsJersey VS.. the Board o.
Chosen FreeEolders Of the County OF
Hudson. On contract.
Judgment was rendered in the above
stated suit In the Hudson Circuit Cour'
in favor of the plaintiff, William Edga1
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the
County of Hudson. on the 18th day O
March, 1896, for. the sum of three hun.
dred and forty-three dollars damages ano
thirty-seven 33-1W dollars cost Of suit.
/ certify the foregoing to be q true
statement of the Judgment entered IN this
suit.
Witness my han and the seal q
(SeaI.) said court this 10Th day OF June,
J1oiHN q. FISHER. Clerk.
cato nbe received and referred TO the
Committee on Finance. Adopted. 49,
From ] Hilbert Potts Judge First
ter Of the application to commit Mrs.
Marian Solomon as an insane person,
was received and referred to Counsel and
From VIM. F. Kastenhuber, Secretary
Business Mems Association, in. reference
to allowing business wagons on the Hudson
the Committee on Hudson Boulevard.
From John fitzpatrick and others petit
tioning the Board to have the ditch ran
1 Ming from the Secaucus read and on the
north side OF the County Road opened and
that the obstruction kno as Moores Hotel
OF SAD ditch and road ,,aa.6 e ne bem e 2 J.
mite ON Roads and Counsel Of the Board.
From g. Fseamanns, asking permission
to use wagon ON the Hudson County
Boulevard;
Ordered filed.
FROM Jas. K. Selleck, American Gas
Saving Company, in reference to Auto
matte American Gas Saving Apparatus.
was received and referred to the Com
mitteeon Public Grounds
From Good Roads Association.
Whereas The over Jealous sprinkIng
annoying and dangerous to riders and
| drivers thereon, be hereby
RESOLVED. That we do petition the Hon.
restrict the sprinkling Of said boulevard
to the following hours: Before I a. m,
1l.Se to1.3o noon. and after II p. M; and
Resolved, that the Chair appoint a
committee of three to place before the
said Board the justice Of restrictions re-
Freebooter Heating moved the Commun-
tcation be received and referred to the
Committee on Hudson BoulvaId. Adopted.
Board of Elections:
Jersey City. MI, June 16. 1886.
T9 be ane i F4 phe Board fe e ceirsesor F aae dsms
of the County of Hudson:-
GeTtlemen-On behalf OF the County
| Board OF Elections Of Hudson County ]
| terms of Office are about to expire. and to
| call your attention to Chapter 1f CT the
Laws of 1896, section 10. which provides
that your Board shall TX a reasonable
! compensation for their services
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN J. ERWIN.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
From Good Road Association, in refer
ence to signs on the Hudson Boulevard,
was received and referred TO the Com
| mfttee, on motion of Freeholder eating
From George w. Laforge. secretary
The Business Mems Cycling Club
Jersey City, June 9, 1896.
| To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Free
holders of the County of Hudson:
GentiemeYlLAta a regular meeting OF
| the Business Mems Cycling Club 1t wa
unanimously ordered that a vote of thanks
tered to the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers for their kindness In passing an ordln-
ance prohibiting heavy trucks etc., from
using the Boulevard The road would sooL
be OF no use if this restriction was not
placed upon 1t. The passing OF this ordin'
ance will be a benefit not only to us pul
to All Who indulge in the pleasures Of
cycling. Again thanking you IN behalf o.
/ am respectfully yours
GEORGE W. LAFQRGE,
Secretary.
Freeholder Heating moved the communi-
catiSh be received and ordered fled
From w. B. Massey and others
Jersey City, u II, 1896.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
| bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers OF Hudson County, N. il
We, the undersigned, a committee APP
pointed by the Lafayette Citizens Ass %
canal at Pacific avenue. have conciudee
| our inspection and find that the briggs
is In a very unsafe condition and on pc
I half of our association WI hereby petl-
| ton your honorable Board ITO erect 9
| new bridge as soon as possible, and woulo
suggest that the new bridge be made tne
full width Of the street CSC feet2.
VIM. B. MASSEY,
C. o. BARKER,
ANTHONY HAUCK.
JULIUS q. WITTPDNN,
u. l.. REFILL.
| On motion of Freebooter Bindernagel
the same was referred to the Committee
| on South Bridges.
From James Newton, Secretary, Mer-
| chants Protective Association, endorSlne
| resolutions in reference 10 the classified
fton Of wagons to- be allowed on the Hud.
son Boulevard. The same was ordered
Ms REPORTS OF OFFICERS
Fro mEdlow w. Harrison, Cn1ef En-
gineer, in reference to distractions on tne
line of the Branch Road, was received
and on motion of Freebooter Heating re
ferred to the Committee on Brancr
From John Grimes. Warden
| To the Honorable the Director and Mem
hers Of the Board Of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of Hudson:
oentlemen-T Tase} ollowfng report Of the
amount of crushed stone taken from here
during the month Of june, 1896, is respect
| ffflV cflhrniffH I tH
Taken By teams to County Road, 2.1S1
Yards: taken by cams to Paterson plank
road on account of Mr.. Baker. 89lk yards.
iS a 1.s'S a,soHN GRIMES Warden.
From Hugh Dngan, County Collector
Jersey City, June 80. 1896.
Received from Col. Grimes eighty-seven
22-1o dollars, .money collected by him for
cost 81 Thomas smith; sso.ss; e Ludoyic
81 y IS: Sold TO 10 Day & oy'gDonneil, IS bbls.
at Sc, S5.44; sold to Heiney, old iron
HIGH DUGAN, County Collector.
Jersey City. July /. 1896.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers Of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
Of ther County of Hud5on:-
Conference.-The following amounts OF
money was received by me during the
month of June. 1895. and turned over to
the County Collector. Mr.. Hugh Dugan,
whose receipt you will End attached
Costs Of prosecution IN case OF Thomas
of Philip Kinklennan. $50. IS; costs of prose
cution in case Of Ludovic Meritst. $25. Is,
Sale Of 6S .bbls. to Day Donnen at Sc,
S544.