Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-05

49, w.
street and Hobart street, as they, In our
opinion, obssruct the sidewalk and thus
are an annoyance and iujufy TO our
business.
Trusting this petition may find favor
in your eyes and receive your early at
tention, we remain,
Very respectfully,
]. Kreielsheimer (and . others).
was referred TO the City Attorney for an
opinion as to the rights Of the Council in
this matter.
: The following:
Perth Amboy, Nj, April 1, 1905.
Chas. NJ. Mac William, Esq, City Clerk,
Perth Amhoy, MI:
Dear Sir-I would kindly ask you to
have my junk license transferred from 81
Division street to 1873 Broad street.
Thanking you very much in advance
for same, Yours respectfully,
Joseph Jaffe.
was referred to the Committee on Judi
ciarv.
The folio wing: a3s
March "a, 1905.
Honorable Board Of Aldermen:
Gentlemen-Attnched please find two
communications. / personally have seen
the conditions referred to and / trust
you will 10 k into the matter and correct
the same If possible.
Respectfully yours,
q. Martyr Brace, Mayor.
Perth Amboy, Nj, March 10, 1905.
To Honorable Mayor Bracs:
Dear Strive, the undersigned resi-
dents of Brighton avenue, would respect
fully call your attention to the bad con
dition of toe sidewalk In front OF a lot
from No 100 north to No. 1865. During
the season of ice and snow it was
dangerous, nov 1t is impossible with
mud, adding great discomforture to our
into the lower end of the street.
Trusting this will be recognized, and
Investigated with view of improving, we
are most respectfully yours,
Alex G. Walker, land 8 others).
Perth Amboy. Nj, March 28, 1906.
Dr.. II. NJ. Brace, Mayor of the City of
Perth Amboy: 3 20 '53 i.. ~
Honorable Sir-The citizens and prop
erty owners on Prospect street north of
Smith street respectfully call your
honor'sl attention to an obstruction AID
nuisance on said street, where a man Of
the name of John Smith lives, in the
business of carting and closet cleaning,
etc. He keeps his wagons especially at
nights on the street In front of other
peoples private dwellings and walks his
horses along their sidewalks to a stable
in the vicinity. This aft ,ir is dangerous
to health and person, besides being a
very unsightly object, and we trust your
honor will quietly call the attention of
the street commissioner to the same and
have such a practice stopped. BY doing
so, the people of this street will highly
appreciate your act, and will Dot forget
their gratitude. As we do not wish to
injurs this man or any neighbor on the
street, we omit our names. AS tbis is
, fictitious letter, the facts are there to
BIZ pcov.n. Fl Jnorable Sir, wa remain
yours sincerely,
The Taxpayers on Prospect Street.
The munication regarding Bright
on avenue was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets ADD Sewers, and the one
from property owners on Prospect street
to the Committee on Police.
. The following: 94gi5 tete
Perth Amboy, Nj, March 3. 1906.
To the Honorable Mayor and Bosri of
Aldermen of the City of Perth Amtoy,
M :.oa ,8s .ta .s u
Gentlemen-Ws, the undersigned bona
fide property and taxpayers of
the city Of Perth Amboy OH til at part Of
ltate street. lying bet ween Smith street.
and the Lehigh Valley railroad bridges,
do hereby respectfully remonstra.e
against the proposed paving of said part
of State street with asphalt" pavement
for the following reasons:
1st. That sid street has been already
paved and expense of such Pavement
assessed against property on the line
thereof, and, we believe, is illegal to as
sess property for q similar purpose q SEQ
ond time.
End. That a large PERCENTAGE of those
whose James are signed to a petition
presented to your honorable body, are
not bonsflde property owners ON the line
of said proposed pavement.
8 d. That from exp .rience and OBJ
.servation we have no confidence in the
stability, durability or wearing qualities
of such paving material IN one Of our
main arteries of heavy traffic
4th. That NC believe that it is more
conducive to the public good TO first pave
that part OF sad state street, lying be.
sween the %southerly side Of the Lehigh
Valley railroad bridges northerly to the
line of the Meredith property, as was
asked for, and passed by your honorable
board last. autumn, thereby In a measure
the nuisance of mud being un
avoidsbly spread over paved streets by
the necessities of traffic. :.
Respectfully submitted, q.
James Haney land 46 others.
was referred TO the Committee on Streets
and Sewers.
An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance
TO provide for the'issue of School Bonds, y
was introduced, passed on its first read
ing and was ordered printed OH slips.
The following motion:
"That the committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings be authorized.to
build a wagon shed in the city yard at a
not to exceed two hundred and fifty
dollars ($a50)."
was passed by the following vote; Yea
Alderman Rossi, Smith, Stacey, Grouse,
Schultz, Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
The following motion: