The Jersey City news., 1904-10-14

present, to advise the Board as to wheth-
er II is requirement of law that resolu-
lions making appointments and dismiss
AIS should be submitted 70 his Honor, the
Mayor. for review
Mr.. McDermott in reply instanced the
case OF Haight VS.. love, and the case
fof Erwin Us. Jersey City, as cases in
which thee highest court had decid-
ed thai Notwithstanding provisions of
the old Charter OF 1871, and the
Laws of 1891 to the contrary, that
said submission to his Honor. the
Mayor, was not necessary that the Myora
N such cases had no power to veto, and
tnat therefore upon declaration By the
fresident in open meeting that a resolu-
flon OF appointment or dismissal had
been passed by the Board, the appoint
ment was at that moment made or the
dismissal became effective.
two (2) o'clock p. NJ
On resssembling all the members of
the Board were shown to- be present.
On motion the reading of the minutes
OF regular meeting held on Monday Sep
tember ID, 1904, We're dispensed with and
they We're approved as engrossed.
PRESEN TATIONS OF PETITIONS
AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From A. Stadel:-
In matter of hearing Of AcAdoo ave
nue.
From G. L. Brandt
In matter of sewers in Myrtle ave-.
nue..
Three % petitions fer signs, etc
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Street and Sewers
From Robert a. Strang:-
Z In matter of extension of water line
in De Kalb avenue.
From Maria Friedman
In matter of blowing off water main.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Assessment and Extension.
From the Jersey City Water Supply
Company be Bedel Edwards and Thomp-
son, Attorneys
In matter of the method rendering bills
and ealing attention to the fact that a
payment is now due to the company.
RECEIVED and referred to the Corpora.
ton Council.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
From his Honor. the Mayor, commune
eating his objections to certain resolu-
ton passed September 13. 1904, rescind-
ing the previous dismissal of Michael
Gavin and james j. Mckee and ap-
pointing others in their places.
1t was received and tabled under the
rules.
From the same officer
Communicating his objections to GER
tain resolutions passed Sept. 49, 1904
dismissing Robert Ambry and appointing
A. j. Boyle, etc.
1t was received and tabled under the
rules.
From the same officer.-
Communicating his objections to a GER
tain resolution passed Sept. 13. 1904 ap-
pointing various inspectors in designated
Improvement.
It was received and tabled under the
rules.
From the same officer:-
Communicating his objections to GER
tain resolution passed Stpt. 13, 1904 ap-
pointing John Kenny and John Slater
1t was received and tabled under the
rules.
From the same officer
Communicating his objections to a GER
tain resolution passed Sept 10. 1904 dis
missing Trabinger and Launders
rules.
From the same oficer:=
Communicating his objections to cer-
tain resolution passed Sept. 13, 1904 ap-
pointing James Mccarthy.
1t was received and tabled under the
rules.
From the same officer
Communicating his objections to GER
tain resolution passed Sept. 13, 1904, dis
missing Neill and Black and appointing
Gavin and Mckee
From the same officer
( Communicating his objections to a GER
tain resolution passed SEPTEMBER 13,
l9Q4, appointing Charles x. Hart as as
siStant to Clerk.
1t was received and tabled under the
rules
From the same officer:-
Communicating his objections to cer-
tam resolution passed SEPTEMBER Is.
1904, dismissing certain inspectors ON
improvements.
It was received and tabled under the
rules.