The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-20

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satisfaction Of the superintendent. Penalty
No person Or corporation shall cart
across be s.dewak Of the Boulevard ex-
cept q permit be first obtained from the
d proper bridge snail be placed at the
curb and the gutter kept clear. The side
walk shall be restored IN completion Of
the work. Penalty for each offence, $40.
4 No person or corporation shah in5ure
or deface any tree. electric light pole, or
lamp, curb bridge or other part or APP
by any animal under their ownership or
control, or shall paint or post any notice
Or advertisement on any tree, pole. bridge
Penalty for each offence. $40.
3. NO person shall allow any receptacle
Ter ashes, carriage or ether refuse to
times as may be necessary to admit of
collection of the sa d refuse by the par
ties charged With that duty. Penalty for
s. No person shall throw or deposit any
ashes, garbage. tin cans, stones, glass,
any d~rpppings of the same from any
vehicle uuder his control. Penalty for
each offence. IS.
drainage from o~uthouses, cess-pools or
waste pipes to run into the cutters of the
road from any premises under his or her
ownership or control. Penalty for each
8. The road must not be used as a play
ground; Games of ball, football. hockey,
i golf, throwing stones or snoWballs are
TRAFFIC..
9. In addition to the accepted and COM
mon rules of the road, governing public
travel in this State, the following regula-
tons must be observed. No business or
be allowed upon the road exceptto deliver
and receive its loading, and in that case
must leave the Boulevard at the nearest
travelled. cross street. Penalty for each
Morning however in the above prohibi-
ton shall prevent the passage on the road
of a business wagon, weighing loaded not
more than 500 pounds, on each wheel,
when in use solely for pleasure driving
or the conveyance of passengers.
or other vehicles or on horseback, bicy-
| cles. itricycles. or similar vehicles faster
than twelve miles an hour will be. per-
| mitted except by special permit of the
| Board of Chosen Freeholders upons such
specified portions Of the Boulevard and
for such specified time and under such
proper. Penalty for violation, $.
II. NO vehicle shall cross in front or a
bicycle nor shall q bicycle cross n front
except it is absolutely necessary to do SO
to avoid a collision. Penalty for each Of
u. No careless or reckless driving or
riding, shouting or other disorderly con-
duet will be permitted. Penalty for each
OII6flCG. 49,
Is. Ali bicycles, tricycles and similar
| vehicles when in use upon the Boulevard
she'll be equipped with a suitable alarm
bell attached to the handle bar OF such
heard ono hundred feet distant. Penalty
for Noncompliance, IS.
IA. All bicycles, tricycles and similar We
hicles when in use upon the. Boulevard
between oneShour after sunset and sunrise
must be equipped with a lighted lamp of
such illuminating power as to be plainly
seen one hundred yards ahead. Penalty
for noncompliance, SIS.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and avs there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members of the Board
~present-15. Observation-Disclosures Binder
nagel, Dietz, Green, Klein, Macfarlane
and Riordan-6. The Director declared the
resolution adopted.
BY Freebooter Keating=
Resolved, That the specifications for the
improving of the sidewalks of the Hud.
son Boulevard, preserted~by the Chief
Engineer, be approved and fled in the of
flee of this Board, and the Clerk is here
by directed to advertise for proposals for
Boulevard in accordance Herewith; said
bids or proposals to be received at a
stated meeting Of this Board to be held
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members of the Board
nagel, Dietz, Green, Klein, Macfarlane
and Riordan-6. The Director declared the
resolution ADOPTED.
BY Freebooter Keating:z
Resolved, That the Hackensack Water
Company be granted permission to open
the surface Of the Hudson Boulevard and
lay water pipe therein at the following
points, as set forth in the application of
said company, dated May 6, 1ss6:-At
Pierce avenue in the township of Union;
at Hudson avenue, in Gutenberg; at Du-
bois street, opposite Schuetzen Park; at
Fulton street, in the township of Union;
at Main street, IN the town of Union; also
11nGAp tho adSt c;dcuyaI xZ 0Yr,1Si+nE TNcrJy-
property, and under the west sidewalk,
opposite the Camp property, in the vicin-
ity of Tower Hill avenue, and under west
Sidewalk from Pierce avenue north to the
new schoolhouse. Provided, Said permit
shall not be effective until the said com
psnyg enter into a proper bond in the sum
of $1,000, approved by the counsel, to do
said work and restore and main tain the
surface of said road in a proper manner
and TO the specifications prepared by the
Chief Engineer.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays there voted as follows:
~ Y Yeas Hei9s1 GroniR, Cullen Groth,
McNally, Ripe and Director Helier-1I.
Mays-Freeholders %sichhorn, Klumpp, Me
SG3 inaera ana lPi1 B{stz- d AessntEKF Igyn Msrs
farlane and Riordan-6. The Director de-
clared the resolution adopted.
By Freeholder Keating:-
Resolved, That permission DE and is
hereby granted to James j. Cleary to
make connection with sewer under the
sidewalk on the Hudson Boulevard, in
front of property between Garden and
Morgan streets; provided, however, that
said work shall be done under the super
vision of the superintendent of the Hud-
son Boulevard.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members Of the Board
presents. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Binder
nagel. Dietz, Green. Klein. Macfarlane
and Riordan-6. The Director declared the
resolution adopted.
BY Freebooter Keating-
Resolved, That the chief engineer. Ed
low w. Harrison, be and is hereby ap-
rected to notify the contractor who erect
ed Bridge A over rhe Pennsylvania
Railroad that the asphalt on said bridge
needs immediate attention, there being
quite a depression in the asphalt on the
northeast end of said bridge. Adopted
BY Freebooter Keating:-
whereas, The asphalt on Bridge E over
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey, is
in a bad condition and needs Immediate
repairs; and
Whereas, The contractor who erected
said bridge for the county, under the
terms of his contract. is compelled to keep
SAID asphalt in good condition. Section 81
Of said contract provides as follows
contractors will be required to guaran-
tee the pavement laid by them during a
that period any defects of material or
workmanship that may develop
Resolved, Hhat Edlow w. Harrison.
chief engineer, be and is hereby directed
to notify the said contractor to reDair
said asphalt on Bridge at as early a
date as practicable.
Question being taken on the resolution