Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-07

tsiMl4 3E TsiNA NY piiei
were placed OF file.
The following:
70 the Honorable Mayer and Board Of
Aldermen Of the City Of Perth Amboy,
Nj:
Your petitioner, Samuel Klein, of the
! City of Perth Amboy, by his attorney,
Leo Goldberger, complains for b q
whereas the sad petitioner, to wit on
the 18th day OF November A. D.. 1901,
was and still is the owner Of a gray
horse, and was then to wit on the said
18th day Of November. 1904, TO wit aJ or
near the corner formed by the intersec-
ton of Smith street with the road CT
street leading to the G. Pardee works,
driving the said horse with grocery
wagon from the city of Perth Ainboy to
Keasbey, Nj.
And the said petitioner further com
plains for that, whereas, on date afore-
said, he, the said petitioner, was then
and there driving q horss with n wagon
and willis then add there 60 diving, the
horse then and thee to wit, at the afore-
said street fell into q ditch in the high
way under the control Of the said city OF
ferth Amboy.
DO bulu tCVAFAN
sad ditch in which the horse or petit
,i1ner fell, wa then and there extremely
aangsr ous by reason of the said city of
Perth Amboy failing to properly aspect.
care fer and fill in said ditch. u
rhe petitioner further AYERS that he
was free from fault and that by reason
and In OF negligence of the
said city of Perth Andy the horse OF the
nth rIu;ptier -ac than md fhDra OrpDflV
injured, MANNED, bruised, hurt, cut,
wounded, sick and sore. and so remains
from thence hitherto, and by reason of
the premises he has sustained and
ST fTered great loss and injury and dam
age, to wit, the sum of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars, in consequence of
which, your petitioner prays that be be
reimbursed for said amount.
Leo Goldberger,
Attorney for Petitioner. 2
Dated Perth Ambey, Nov. 81, 1904
was presented and referred to this City
ATTORNEY for his opinion. "
1he following bids for liahtiog the
streets of Perth Amboy for the term 81
three or five, ysarS;aiotqe uu,.4ia gf
Carteret Electric Light and Power Co.
% years, $l05 per light per year; {
years, sloo per light per year.
Public Service Corporation-B years.
800 perlight pee eyears-6 years, syTs5t
Ieralight per year. to- g , ,,3
WEI o opened ard u recess taken TO, con
slider them,
Upon reSconvening, an ordinance en-.
titled:
An ordinance to vaoate Chestnut
street.
was introduced, passed its first reading
and ordered printed on slips.
The following report oil the Committee
on Taxation to whom was referred TIT
III alter of the taxes of Richard Cornell:
"rhat the request of the attorney ba
granted and the collector and comp
trolier be authorized to make the neces-
sary entries in their books"
was ordered received and the recommen
datio1 adopted.
The Comptroller having audited bills
to the following accounts:
Salaries, 1884. 72; Polio, $500 90
Streets & Sewers, $273.24; I. G. & b.,
1885,. 4S; Lamps and Lights, 81, 1853
less for not burning, $l3.27, 81, 102. b5
Foor, S957 10; Contingent, 1856. 10
Garbage, $3.50, II; RectoR St. Pavement
$206 30; Smith st. Sewer. S73 90
Chauncey st. Grade, $50. 80; Neville st
G ade, 500. IS; District Court $4,000.
warrants were ordered dawn for thu
several amounts. s
The following:
Perth Amboy, MI, September 16,19O4