The Jersey City news., 1906-08-21
THE JERSEY CITY NEWS TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1906

thereto hereafter to be accorded to par.
ties in interest a remonstrance shall be
presented to this Board signed by ths
OWNERS OF property liable to more char
One-half the assessment therefor, and
that the Chief Engineer, with the aid and
assistance of fhe Bureau of Survey. bs
and is hereby directed to make and re
port TO this Board specifications describ-
ing the location and character of such
improvements together with an es-
innate OF the quantity and kind
or excavation and filing and amount
|of work to be done and of the
materials to be furnished for the
making and completion of the said inn
provement, and that upon the filing and
adoption thereof the Clerk of this Board
shall advertise for proposals for doing
such work and furnishing such materials
in manner and for the length of time re-
quired by law.
Resolved, That the report Of the Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers. upon the
application in writing of Elijah S.
COwles and others for the opening of n
street, to be called Gates avenue from
a point S58 17-100 feet east of Hudson
Boulevard to Old Bergen road, and to
be widened from Ocean avenue to Car
field avenue; also for the improvement of
Gates avenue, from Hudson Boulevard to
Garfield avenue, in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 2S9 of the Laws Of
1898, be and the same is hereby accepted
by this Board, which hereby declares
that it favors the making of said inn
provement, and the said matter be and
the same is hereby referred to the Com
missioners of Assessment and Chief En-
gineer, he being discreet surveyor not
interested in said improvement for pro-
cedure, according to law and that when
said Chief Engineer shall have filed with
this Board specifica tions describing the
location and character of such improve
ment, together with an estimate of
the quantity and kind of excavation
and filling and amount of work to be
done and of the materials to be furnished
for the proper making and completion of
the said improvement and after the same
shall have been adopted the Clerk of this
Board is hereby directed to advertise for
proposals for doing such work and fur
nishing such materials in the manner and
for the length of time required by law
Resolved, That the work under con-
tract No. 1917, for the improvement Of
Lexington avenue, from West Side ave
nue. to Mallory avenue, by Uyalde AS
phlalt Paving Co., contractor, be and the
same is hereby accepted as completed
and that the Chief Engineer be and is
hereby directed to file with the Commits
si0ners of Assessment q statement show
ing the entire cost of said improvement.
and that thereupon said Commissioners
of Assessment shall proceed to prepare
and submit an assessment map and re-
port for said improvement conformably
to the provisions of Section of Chapter
217 of the Laws of 1895.
Whereas, Application was heretofore
made to this Board ON the 23rd day of
April, 1906, by the Boynton Furnace
Company for the vacation of certain
portion of Wilton street, which said por-
tion is particularly described in the petit
ion filed as aforesaid; and
Whereas, On the 2Sth day of May,
1906, a hearing on said petition was ac-
corded to all parties in interest whereby
it became apparent that very substan-
tlal objection existed against the grant
ing the prayer of the petitioner, and this
Board has fully considered all that has
been presented for and against such pro-
posed vacation;
Resolved, That this Board hereby de-
clares itself as against such vacation as
petitioned for, and that all further ac-
ton on the basis of said petition cease.
Resolved, That in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 270 of the Laws OF
1893, the owners of property fronting on
the streets as per schedule annexed be
and are hereby notified to repair and re.
lay the sidewalk and curb stone in front
of their respective lands and to supply
and lay new curb and sidewalks where
needed, conformably to the established
grade of said street and in accordance
with specifications heretofore adopted by
this Board and hereto annexed
Lewis Fisher, owner, Lots 4, 5, 6. Z
Block 204. 101-103-105-107 Newark ave
nue.
Estate John Corrigan. owner. Lots 1
z, 3, Block 204, 109-111-113 Newark ave
nue..
M. G. Conlon, owner, Lot B2. Blocl
240, 119 Newark avenue.
John Mullins, owner, Lot G, Blocl
240, 121-123-125 Newark avenue.
Q. q. Cameron, owner, Lot 5, Blocl
24O, 127 Newark avenue
Charles Furst, owner, Lots SAD
Block 240, 129-131-133 Newark avenue.
Emily Loewy, owner, Lot e, Blocl
240, 135 Newark avenue
A. A. Campbell, owner, Lots 10-11
Block 240, 137-139 Newark avenue.
III. Benjamin, owner, Lots H-G, Blocl
24O, 141 Newark avenue
John Mullins, owner Lot J, Blocks240
| 143 Newark avenue.
Joseph e. Bernstein Estate, owners
Lots NIL, Block 240, 145 Newark ave
nue..
John F. Holterman, owner, Lot N
Block 240, 147 Newark avenue
Joseph 3. Bernstein, owner, Lot S
Block 240, 149 Newark avenue.
Wolfson Bros, owners. Lots J-N-V
Block 240, 151 Newark avenue.
J. II. Williams, owner, Lot X, Blocl
| 240, 153 Newark avenue.
Anna M Ramsay, owner. Lot Y, Bloc]
24O, 155 Newark avenue
Robert Phillips, owner, Lot B1, Blocl
24O, 157 Newark avenue.
Estate J. j. Reilly, owner, Lots CD
Block 151-161 Newark avenue.
John Mullins, owner, Lot 49, Bloc
| 274, 163-165 Newark avenue.
Joseph Sack, owner, Lots $3.50, Bloc
274, 167-169 Newark avenue.
| Susan f. Bowen, owner, Lot 81, Bloc
| PA, III Newark avenue.
John Mullins, owner, Lot 80, Bloc
274, 173 Newark avenue.
Joseph Perlmutter Estate, owner. Lot
1884, Block 274, 175-177 Newark ave
nue..
J. Klinghoffer, owner, Lot So. Bloc
/ 274, 179 Newark avenue.
I Margaret Farmer Estate, owner. Lot
36-49, Block 274 181-1S3 Newark ave
nue..
| Mrs. M. f. Brown, owner. Lots 81, s3s
| 80, Block PA, 1S5-1S7-1S9 Newark avt
snue
| A. e. Pearsall. owner, Lots 40, Al, 4:
43; "A, Block 2t4, 191-3-311a-5-5h New
ark avenue.~
! Mrs. N. T. Brown, owner, Lot 4.