Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-09

10Y.
Dear Strive respectfully ask YOU
Honor to see that there is a place OF
pound provided, where to put stray cat
tie, as this section of the city is overrun
with stray Horses and Cows, and consld
cradle damage is done each day. mas
much as we are paying considerable
taxes, and have never received anything
in return for same, we think we are not
asking too much. Hoping you will look
after this, we remain,
Respectfully yours,
VIM. FL. Hatch,
sFfFe Paul G. Bingel.
was referred to the committee on p. G..
& b.
The following:
Perth Amboy, July, 1905.
Common Council, City of Perth Amboy
Gentlemen-I respectfully request per-
mission to cross near the foot of South
Second, South First streets and Madison
avenue with a railroad spur from the
Central railroad to my property on Madi-
SON venue
Very Respectfully,
John IL. Gregory.
was on motion referred TO the committee
on streets and sewers.
The application of Herman Effrin for
q junk shop at 20 Cortlandt street and
Davis Shumsky for one at 106 Fayette
street were referred to the committee
on judiciary.
The following;
|. The City Clerk reported that His
Honor the Mayor had returned approved
the following: "a resolution to build
q sewer in Sheridan street, a resolution
to build q sewer through the lands of
VIM. Meredith and others, an ordinance
to grade Woodruff place, an ordinance
to grade Kirkland place, an ordinance
to grade New street, IAN ordinance to
work New street to grade, an ordinance
to work Kirkland place to grade, an
ordinance to work Woodruff place 10
grade, an ordinance granting permissio n
to the Public Service Co, to remove their
siding ON State street, and a resolution
regarding the insuranee policy on life of
Patrick Quirk IN inmate of the Aims
House. fsas fstst taN sut4 ief ~ yp
was ordersd placed on file.
The following:
To The Board of Aldermen of the city o
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Gentlemen-Owners of property and
tenants thereof on the South side of
Smith street between State and Hobart
streets, by their Attorney Leo Goldberg
er respectfully show that they are de-
prived of the safe and convenient use of
the sidewalk to which they are entitled
in accordance with paragraph six, sec
ton 81. of the City charter. They fur
| tham ehorr chat tln fvo1e tI,,,O0 49, -<4
only q nuisance but also a detriment to
their property and business interests.
With the house at the corner of State
and Smith streets extending outwardly
beyond the lawful limits, and tho trees
near the middle of the sidewalk, it is
necessary, at times, that the Celestial
style of walking be followed.
Your petitioners pray that the nui-
sance be abated in accordance with para
graph five, section 81, OF the City Char
ter by the cutting OF said trees, so as to
secure to them IL to the public the
safe and convenient use of said sidewalk
for which it was dedicated or laid out.
LEO GOLDBERGER,
Attorney for Petitioners
Dated at Perth Amboy, August z, 1905.
was ordered placed on file.
. An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to provide for tho Macad-
amizing OF Rector street from Smith
street to Market streets to resetEthe old
curb aud to furnish q new curb where
necessary.
was introduced, passed on its first read
ing and was ordered printed OH slips.
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to establish the grade of
the Fox Hill road and Morris streets, In
the City of Perth Amboy.
was introduced, passed on it's first read
ing and was ordered printed OIL slips. 4.
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to establish the grade of
Madison emu from Smith street to
Market street.
was introduced, passed on it's first read
ing and was ordered printed on slips
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to construct a fifteen inch
pipe sewer in Lewis street and Kearny
avenue.
was introduced. passed ON it's first read
ing and was ordered printed on slips.
The committee on Judiciary to
whom was referred the communities
tion from A. e.. Cohen relative to a
nuisance rear his property, reported
that this was a matter for the Board
OF Health and over which the Coun-
Gil had no jurisdiction.
The COMMITTEES also reported that
the same thing applied to the COM
munication of G. O. Fugel, of 267
Smith street
The committee on Judiciary to
whom was referrep the complaint of
the Chesebrough Mfg. Co against
the private sewer in Grant street,
recommended that this matter be
referred to the City Attorney for an
opinion. This recommendation was
adopted.
The committee on Taxation, to
whom was referred the communities
ton from Hans Miljas relative to
Washington street paving bill report
ed as follows:
That no reductionf be allowed but
would recommend that no interest be
charged on the aforesaid paving bill for
the time it has bes7n In the hands Of the
which reeommendation was adopted