The Jersey City news., 1902-02-21

Ciiapttr ~ Of the Laws Of 1876; and
sFfsreas. No oh3cetions were presented,
Resolved. That said anaI assessment map
aa Tsgor5 e lsa m M ny 5as dsg Go55aoRan q Dsss
ber, 1901 and the said assessment therein
shown. be and the same are hereby con-
tirrned and that the cleEk be direcssd ys 70
collection.
Whereas. This Board met on the 4th day
OF February. 1902 to hear, consider and
adiudlcate upon objections which should
be presented against the ,Gnal assessment
changing as to boundaries OF Mercer
street, between the west line Of Merseles
street and Mill road and for the estao-
formerly Church street,, from Mill road
to Baldwin avenue, also for the improve
ment Of Mercer street, from Msrseies
street TO Summit avenue, GonforInaply 70
the provisions Of Chapter 2s9, Of the Laws
Whereas No objections we're presented,
alleged or known against the same; tnere-
Resolved That said final assessment map
and report. as filed by the Commissioners
ber 1901, and the said assessment therein
shown, be and the same are hereby con-
firned. and that the Clerk be directed 70
collection.
HEIGdS,
of February, 1902. to hear, consider and
adjudfcate upon objections which should
be presented against the final assessment
map and report for the opening and ex-
tension Of McAdoo avenue. from Rose
avenue to Rutgers avenue, and for the
Improvement Of MeAdoo avenue, from
Old Bergen road to Rutgers avenue, con-
formally 70 the provisions OF Chapter
232 Of the Laws of 1895, and,
Whereas, No objections were presented,
alleged or known against the same; tnere-
Resolved, That said final assessment map
and report. as filed by the Commissioners
of Assessment on the 3lSt day OF Decem-
ber. 1901 and the said assessment therein
shown, be and the same Is hereby CON
flrmed, and that the Clerk be dtreeted 70
/ file the same with the City Collector Tor
Resolved, That the contract for the. inn
prcyernent Of Romaine avenue, from
Stuyvesant avenue to Sip avenue, con-
formally to the provisions of Chapter III,
Of the Laws Of fSs5, be awarded to John
namely. S6 per cent. of the standard; he
being the only bidder for the whole work;
unless at or before the time to be fixed TO
hear parties in relation thereto ren1on-
STRANGE against the said Improvement
shall be presented tothe Board OF street
and Water Commissioners, signed by the
owners of property liable 70 more -tnan az
one half the assessment therefor or II IN
the opinion of said Board sufficient rea-
son. has not been presented for stopping
Resolved. That the Commissioners of
Assessment. with the aid and assistance
Of the Bureau OF Survey. be and are here
Of the Clerk of this Board preliminary
sketch based upon this award OF contract,
and showing the amount of materials es-
timated as necessary to complete said Inn
provement. the probable total cost OF said
Improvement and the probable amount 10
be assessed on property specially oene-
fitted thereby and that when said map
shall have been so prepared and filed, the
Clerk of this Board Is hereby directed ~
give such public notice of hearing = pc
thereafter given thereon as is required by
the provisions of the act heretofore cited.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to the New York Bay
Railroad Company to erect and maintain
bridges connecting with the railroad or
said company over Avenue and u, IN
accordance with plan accompanying the
petition Of said company. The clearance
Of sl1perstructures to be as is shown on
said plan and to have as great headroom
tofore erected and maintained over said
streets by the 4ehigh Valley Terminal
Railroad Co, provided that during the
process of construction and maintenance
the rights Of the travelling public shall
not be interfered with
Resolved. That improvement certificates
for three thousand dollars be drawn IN
favor of Henry Byrne for work done ana
materials furnished on aecount q con-
i07 Of the Laws Of 1895, fer CONSTRUCTION
OF a main sewer IN Hudson City district
(Manhattan ayenue}-
Resolved. ThSt the sums hereinafter
mentioned he paid to the persons named;
respectiveIy for services rendered
on paved streetssfe month ending Jann-I
arg p 1902. arnbunting in the agsresaie
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named;
respectiyely for saryifeg fes ,otl. rshcerso eral
ing January 81, 1902 amounting in the
aggregate s943-50.
Resolved, That. the sums hereinafter
repaying over street openings for month
ending January 81, 1902, amounting in
the aggregate $51 75-
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote, on can
for the ayes and nays
Ayes--All the members of the Board,
Eve 60 In number
The Committee on Assessments and Ex-
tensions presented the following -
Resolved That a warrant for sl,5le6 s. pc
ordered drawn in favor of Geo: T. Bouton
for services IS Supervising C1erk Of me
Water Department etc, the same being
payment In full for services rendeasa edts N
January 81. 1902, both inclusive.
Charge Water Account A & E.
Resolved That $500 be paid TO Ihes.
Mfskel for SERVICES reading meters Janu-
afy 1902, c.aim No lss
Charge Water Account A. & E.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote, on call
Ayes-An the members of the Board,
f5re f5l in number.