The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-12

On motion the Board took a recess TOT
twenty minutes.
On reassembllag there we're pr g 5
Commissioners Boltwood, Nolan and Pres
ident Eauck.
The hearing on ordinance granting GER
tain privilege to the N9rtn Huos9A Soui7
~ Railway Co, which lad been continued
from the meeting qf October 24th Inst,
was opeaed at this stage. ana aiSet So
p~ortunity had been offered 70 any PARIS
in interest who mtgat desiTe Is ~ - al
the nearing vas. On motion, eiesed.s ~,
Tne privilege of the uecr was az thls
time accorded to ciifizess lEIsresseq y IN
Cnurty Railway Co, for permission to
~fe4e3orarily occupy with tracks, etc., q
portion Of Webster avenue aIa aaAsesae
Messrs Yaede. Burger, Taylor aad 80
WARDS tn opposition to the granting q
any permission 10 occupy Me2stS[ asef
nue. after which the reRuiar ereer u
business wax then resumed.
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on motion the readlng Of minutes q
regular meeting he's. on MonaS5. osssSra
"a. 1898. was dispensed with and 5ney ~sre
on motion approved as engrossed-
PRESENTATION or PETITIONS AND
CtdMUNI9ATjCNS.
FROM Fred Nandler and others
PreSenting several petitions against
GRANTING privilege to the North HUDSON
County Railway Company to ias tFaeAs'
From John ONE and others;- H.
P~efitioning for permission to allow inc
North Hudson Railway goInnany y KY
a double trask "a rs fthaess aYeius'
Petitionlng for permission to constru sc
a 15-inc private sever N Iehth ~
Brunswick streets, from DiVisaQl SlieSs
10 and connecting with IN Nihth
-fr1nTG
From Robert e. Jennings
In matter Of sewer in Eye avenue;
From the Hudson City Business Men ;
In matter of laying tracks on Webster
Two "a petitions Tor signs etc;
Received and referred to the Commlttee
on Streets and Sewers.
From the Fidelity and Casualty COM
&c csesrtifylng 10 the inspection Of steam
received and ordered filed.
OFFICIAL CONCENTRATIONS.
From his Honor the Mayer
Jersey City. Oct. 25, 1898.
| Honorable Board of Street ana Water
Commissioners -
Gentlemen-I am inforIaea tAas s s.
tioyy over the unoccupied school properly
beIanr 10 the city. I ADVISE that you
take Immediate action. tendlng tQ q sd he
OIL Eallt llllSN ~ pAOBCi - -.
Same may become a subject OF taxes as
soon as possible.
EDWARD HQOs,
Received and ordered filed.
From his Honor the Mayorl m ,oo5
Jersey City, Oct. rs, ls9S-
Honorable Board Of Street and Water
CsnfIemen-I enclose herewith FOR your
careful co~nslderafioil { g mHnnFaff Street.
and earnestly request tnas you slFe ene
Yours respectfully.
EDWARD HOGS,
Mayor.
p. ST strongly advise and urge re-
paving that part Of NeWark avenue up
been in bad condition as far back as can
remember. and it is fitting that the city
should keep its own property IN as neAt
4 CONDITION as pp sy;ap new yis cross esss walk
across Montgomery street, at the point OF
intersection of Newark avenue ana That
street. -
RI5PoRTs or CHIEF ENGINEER;
h Chief Engineer reported certileates
W~ashbnrne Bros. Co., $219.4 a, on account
Of contract No. 1,1G6.
The Barber Asphalt Paving Co.., SS'Voo'
on account of contract No; ! 10. . )
Tne Barber Asphalt Paying Co, sMs,720-oz,
or account of contract No ll0U
Palisaae CONSTRUCTION Co, $1,000 on ac-
| count Of contract No. 1,0s3.
Henry lyme, $500, on account OF con-
II. BvTae, 5000, on account Of contract
N. i. Connolly. $1,000, on aeconnt Of
II. Byrne. 1880, on account Of contract
II. Byrne, sss.ss retained percentage on
account of contract No. l,022.