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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29


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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29


,ciudiuf screenings, PER ton - e 80
Aocut 800 tons OF ftone which WIN
pass through 1h-inch ring :.
they being the lowest bidder. and i tSs iSs
/ Corporation Attorney be and u hereby
directed to prepare and have executed
the necessary contract for the same.
Resolved, That the contract for the
furnishing and d hverins Of SIX or more
Eorses. in accordance With specifcstIOne
On als IN the ataes Of the CisrhL Of this
BearS bs and u het4by awarded y Cy-
fu sas ~ sinA e sAs price, naEnsd II his
sss badasr, ard the Corporation Attsrnsy 7
pc and is hereby directed to prepare and
Nave executsd fas necessary contract for
Rasolved. That da 7e from October
nsss proximo the sslaIy ef carpsnf tr
r.os sas0y axss !, 7 sn1s ~ - a. = hes snd =
gagged.
Resolved, That r 1Se Re paid to the
Bsfo Asphalt PAVING Co.n anal ac-
ment Of Beygen ave .ue. from Communal
pay svenue to Fss 9 1t us =,
improvement
Resolv,e. That ssra. s be p~ia to Fx.
gan Iron Wert on un Of co tract
10. 1888, for nLh.Ag and delivering
spes ;al casti
.eo5 Charge : 81 ii Greet Account. Ju.t
szl2,oo' Algl Kos, Supplies.
Resolved, INA. lac. be paid to Fa.
20. lSss iis fu on h and ?, dsils.rins sHssrsss
special eastin. =.
Charge Social Street Account, Aug
ustnc6uppli~s.
Resolved, That t. be raid to Mar
lng Commission-r September, ~ayv6,
Charge Municipal Street Cleaning.
:, Re~olsed, that GO se paid to Thos.
3. S6aringlen Sons Co, for paving brick,
o1r greet oepaf mt, June, 1906, claim No.
Charge Special Street Account. June,
Resolved, That $le5e2 be paid to Jas.
7. Ht Inc, for 1S~ vitri6ed PIPE. Pre-
vost street, Ar. ust 1905, claim No. S14.
Cnarge Npecial Street Account this
The foregoing were each separately
= opted BY the following vote on caii
the ay = and nays;--
-nmissit lers Berry, Knox.
Noian, Roon and Preseeat Rauck.
-ys:--Nene.
foi,a. uds sama- Committee presented the
xlsy 3. r,eo be paid 10 James
f. Ner E-vi 8 sewer inspec-
,Hsr -n-ng 3 rers and Basins
It x-1oE. "a by the ciIow!.sT = yofs
on . call ; Va 4 cs an ys:-
Az MtT IN s Nolan. Roonav
and NE4 .5e--t.
S. nj = aets Berry and
<,'9 The sa-.o cs--ci.,se presented the
y Al sv. has been hert-~ore
sufficient to :. pair Monticello a..nrS
q I'M avsnt : d !" rairnoeua snanse ans sve r
~ Rren el r t east sf1a of n o.
ticelio avenue, <. lea such sum NJ daas !. -. ~,
II luce the 81 ile.iag Of The xssssSt at
ssW4h In SO and
tn ,s sewer is 1 iade-
e : ST straeL cas II =, which t i Us
caused ann 1nee ant nctznee to the
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That s550.ss be paid to
rass EasanN No l0 s e. and es a.
iivering special castings.
Charge Water Account. a. and 3.
Resolved, That the sums hsssinasteF
mentioned be paid to the persons NAMED
respectively for services 4endseed -
ending September 30, U36, anouatinx In
the aggregate to $3.50.
Received. That the sums hereinafter
men4ioned be paid to the persons named
: .ectively for services rendered as
A,tter Registrar, etc., for month ending
Ss,,fsaober So 1905 afnounting In the az.
q rrsgste to $3,4T4.e7.
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
f5ra wn upon the City Treasurer In favor
of that ofBcer. to be deposited to the
credit Of October, 1903, ipterest:--
on water, s43, 1000.
$3.50. 10000 5% bonds. due
!, AP5ioI 4HP5oo6oD I; aslS = bonds, ID. l4eoo. %
s255P'ooo.oo s25a5Po5ooo [; lssz Il bonds. due ~
s4s.1so 90
Resolved. That xa.so bs paid 10 yoha
Geisfer. for furnishinG &c. Ice. Meter
Department, August, leD6. claim No.
81. e y .sSssy ssI,y ck Suppl. e Con- =.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved, That by reason Of complaint
and investigation thereon, made for the
week ending September "A. 1905. under
and by direction of the Water Assessor,
the following findings be and are hereby
confirmed, and the said officer L hereby
directed to cancel Of. record for meters
as herein Indicated
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That in addition to such az.
gregate sum heretofore reported by the
Water Assessor as due for m4tered
water, the following sums be added
thereto as OF the week ending September
"a, 1906
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29


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fiysr 70 asaaasssas, ss S5ssss ssssst; e'0A ~ '
10 ssysssA SsssA sssss;i .''''' '.''a 1'a'a 80
TSlisD e 1Df DisfT. hsS'ss q vss nsves4 av.au.
70 NSss y assaas Tsass street RON
East W Heudsrsoa strsst frosn PAvonla ave.
as g Ssass = 5s,sss ssss ss.aas from sa. sr. to
ngath stress;
e Br!s ssssss. 9 ravonia avenue, 9 Hsadr-
EouaTH DlsTtsIcr. ~ Henderson, ssrssi,--
20 Hxssepth street produced:
ss."sh ssss rom Haassa ss RsSsr e 1 asoss @
sSrsss; f; !.
70 Is Tenth street:
sAs Asasca Eixet.
nsss 81 dc aStia 3 sssss ss noss ssss'' 'sir.ssasA
NottA % Hoooi0sa cisy Lias from Hudsoa
fryer Yer e q Hqssksn axsauA. % 5srsay aysnsa:
- wns ses q Jsrs.y - avsnss frotn Hoboken avenue
: ass ssssA ssssss .-s.t and ss,.sasa
sss eesess assseriy produced fTon Jsrssy aveaus e
s1s srxsrH SisrmIfyr sso 60. ..&..A.-.
En& by Grove street from Tharteen*h street.
20 ,!a:ss slxsssnsh q ; strest;
70 Issssy Z aysassi >A sues ''''a Grove ''s''-
WsE oy Jersey avenue fran sixkeensh strset
ssasS q TAirss.s;h .sssss from Jersey ave-
sEvIssTH DIsTKDor. sss TE.lssa ssssss =
HoneE areaAs; VI.
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we. w.st sy Nsw sssssx Jsnetisn RaairsAd frsn
aa.,,s n rs.,lrszs - s.s. lssuse ~,
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Hasn<n stfee0. " SfsSs ssrest
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s3es st e Grove street ffosn RAsiroed avsAne e
lss nssts e., = Third ssrsss from Grove ssfsss to
nv wsat BY .s NE s.rss; frssn Third s.ssst e
NewsrS svsn..s - ~ e,r,.a ~ sss', :trsse is1
- sSnsn ara ~ Halraad avenue from Barrow atrsss
sscomn MS Z, rldsn nisTRcT g orSys s..s strss.
orsed 20 ssysnsn Sfrsst nfoduced:
2 VS. esss $ 'tsss ssss: ...... s s.v..,s ,,.,
Hs0ssa 4 R,ver nu0 s'sss1 ''0m oFoSe s'fses %
rass sv n,,,a: s,,.., - ssross ssrse.;- >.
sgy SaSss ~ ssss E s.v.s., e., ,,. c,ov. 80.
to fss. Erie = ssrsss st. .,.... -. 49,. !.
rh,rd strset .i'e s'lss1 slSn Ssssss1a se<sss %
osoye strsst Ss ih'11 ssrest rom A1e street %
~ s. a.,1er D.SzAsUs: s,, issA ~ Nsrssx s. ssenas
Z Nsrsrr Mswass ay.Ss sysaq. "a z ns street from
.ss:sy SsstA .ss.a. y sGsrth asss @ ~. street 20
Rss,sssd sssr.s "a ss;aSs; s.;,,; .v.,,,. ,- -.
ags T,1.rH = HarySn nynrs s,Tsss. , -. e,x., ..
psss nses Il ss1s street from Fourth street to
reSssx Mossn 49, ~ xnfa street from Erie street =
Vs. ~ tr..x .v.n... 49, sssAs. 49,
20 rc.rsS ssssss AssaSs' tsSSn AAsAss A's<s
70 HrIs stsSst' Il ss4SsA s'1s A4N1A ''s's' @s'
Ao Tss.,.s " 'sssy Assnns isen Aanroaa avsaoe
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% wss. c,ss j rssS 81. 80. -, 80. -, J,
south by Faiisoad ovenua trosn Ca,ee asrent
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

fsasca ol compaLt fol-
week ending September ID 1905 BY direction Il e Watsr
De and hereby herebr
ed 70 cancel OK record charges resisrs as herein Indicated
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

The foregoing were each separately
adopted BY the following Yote Cd q call
for, the ayes and nays:--
Ayes:---Commissioners Berry, Knox
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays:--None.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That 500 be paid to John
Boyd for s4fviess Is Lamp Anspector,
Ssptember, 1906, clAia No. S71.
Charge Street Lighting.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolv.s. That $sr2. s be p~id to Fx-
gan Iron Wort on un of co tract
10. 1853, for nIh.ag and delivering
Charge So Ii Greet Account. Ju.t
S2l2.o0, Algl nos, Supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved, That $1e5 o. be paid to Jas,
+. Ht Inc, for 1S~ vitri6ed PIPE, Pre-.
Yost street, Az ust, 1906, claim No. S14,
). charge 1pecial Street Account this
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved, That /. O be .aid to Mar
TN r. Quinn for services as .treet Clean
lng Commission-r, September, ~ayv6,
Charge Mnnicipal Street Cleaning.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That the specifications pre-
ssntsd on shis date by the Chief Engi-
oser ~ tie construction Of sn l8inch
sisrlasd pipe sewer in Whyte street,
from Ssiat i60 feat east Of Dupont
md ue4eycd eisd and ths Clerk Of this
BOARD directed 10 advertise for proposal 70
D cocserrsity Herewith.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

The foregoing were each separately
= opted BY the following vote on a cail
the ay = and nays;---
:, ayes: nnissit lers Berry. Knox.
Noian, Hoon y and Presi1ent Rauck.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

sHA y sa4',
snss ~ szAs
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved, That l4S. b~ paid to Fa.
AN Iron v 8 on .>u Of contract
80. 1858, fu ilE.-t and delivering
chsrge ,SoeciAl Street Account, Aug
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That aa 7e from October
nsss proxime the sa!afy cf carpsnf tr
fhs snploy Of this 30 d be and
rse7 liked at - per day when en-
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolyed TfAt the eums bereine ffev
mentioned be paid to the persone named
respectively fcr services rendered ~ Il.
borsrs On Parts. Tor rnenth ending Sep-
tsnber. l906. amounting n the agersl
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

produced from Bergen avsnue to Nsw FORK
FIRST DLsrRlcF. ssl caamanssAw avenue:
East by Susnznit avenue from CommunipAw
North By Hslmont avenue from Gunn;t ave-
nue. to Monticello avenue:
aycnas g g cosDmuSipaw s sSs sssSss; l''s' ssa'as
South by COnnmunlpaw Avsaua from Men&i-
oss,e ksss, s,,s9,s sss.,Iss e ssEmH .,s avsSas @
mast By Msntics,io aveAas from Coeamuni.
pew ayseus g Bsimoot avenus:
North hy Be,rucnt avenue from Ascnetceilo
avenue 70 Hudson CeunSy Public Raad:
West oy Hudscn Gsoaty PusMc Road fron
sak Tb ss RSsT & 81 csmSapsw
20 BruxnhAH avenue, 70 orAad street. to Ar
hayton evenue. to cornn.nipAw evsnue;
ton ~ss avenue " 70 JscEssn % avenue: s~ - = -''s
West by jackson avenue from cemmuaipaw
avenue 70 Atiaafic street;
South 1y Atlantic street FROM jackson avenue
FOURTH DISTRICT. as Berssn avsnus:--
North by Gomnunipaw avenue from yas>non
avenue g Hudson Boulevard;
paw Avenus t9 Caendenny avenue:
South BY Clendenny avenue fsosn Hudsen
noulsysrd to Bersen ascnus. to Atlantic ssrsst.
TIFTa pSsEEEsr, ~ West siss:- !.
snssnn aysnn AssaSS g nss ssS Ssya sssS sssSs % %
Road. 60 Oxford avenue
North ey oxford avsaas from Isuassn coua-
avenue. 10 Ianksaaack River:
West ~ Haekpnsack River from c,endenny
south Sy BOYD sssaas from zaoksasack
sIxrS 81 nisTaicr: ~ oss.a av..ss:--
Ncstil 81 0sana ssrsss ssssa .Assinsssa avaa-
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That the. sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to ltheapersons named
respectively for services rendered as La
sorsrs on Sewers and Rasins. for rnenth
.nding October. 81 1905 samouhting in
the aggregate to S1.3O3. y
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

swsst ~ vas4ek stFsss from RailroaA avenue
seush ~ YORK street from vsrisk street to
FL. Fn.rH DissrrR1cr, s4t Yarlc4 ssr..s:;--
East BY Verick street frcsn York street to
North bY Railroad avenue from vss4ck
street rect tS nsnms.ssh ssrsss; .,,
s. sossA ~ ~ Yo-k ssrs.t frsn xenmoueA street
= eixTR nfsTazcr. nj v.rsol ssrsst:-
East BY Jerssy avsaus from Grsad strsee to
NORTH 81 York strsst from Jersey avenue 60
wsss ~ MDsneutA street from York street
South by orand street from Msansossh street
: fsyT ~ yTssTE b HIsraaor. rs o.saa asr...:--
asfsen atrost from JsAssstoa asenps 70 0raxd
acFlh y Grand s,rs.s sron IsAasrssa ssrsss
wess 81 Sossaea<k sessst fsosa Grand sssses
. sSs Aosfis daAal. . jesssy avssus. to
aeufS hS joaaston ayes,ae saen Jersey ave.
nus e AsndsrscS @ sssssf SssaHSssd- H
FIRST pasraicT.s j In nssss~sss psse.s:-
MAst hy Monnouth safsst frosn 6ixsh street.
te Ravonia avSnus;
sss g e. Nsw Ssrssy iSs jSsess a.esS
West oy the New Jersey Juhrkfou Railroad
ircna Pavvnia avenue 70 Newark avenue. 90
ssq4h ~ sixth strees from Newark avsaue
3 ssScoSp D DIsrRicr. SIS First streets
East by nrinswick street from Railroad ave
strsst sssa 70 & tse New jersey Janesicn % Rairos3;
ssssa svsrE g . ..yss .yssss Nssa,osa s ayseSs: "a,
TAird Dissrics. 81 Tairl sirssts.-
nue. to 6ixtk stroSt:
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
BOARD or sTRBxxSas WATER
COMMISSIONERS.

%sasse by Il. Csisf Ens:nesr o. 'i tnts jsss
sor the impsev sznsut Of Poplar street,
hcm adsoE Boulevard To- Nelson ave-
nue. Ee and are hershy adopted and or
tsrsd Sled and the Clerk of this Board
4recssd 70 advertias for proposals In con-
feFmify tasrswlth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10
UNION OF THE CHURCHES
Purpose of the congregational. Prot
estant Methodist and United
Brethren.

Referring to the meeting at Dayton, o.,
of repre- sentatives of the Congregational,
Protestant Methodists and United Bretn-
rem churches, looking to some sort of basis
of union, Rev. L. o. Baird, pastor of st.
Mary's Avenue Congregation church, said:
AT the last national meetings OF each of
these churches delegates were appointed 10
meet in council and canvass the matter of
closer alliance of these denominations
and see what could be done as the most
feasible way of bringing into a practical
working union these three churches. Union
as one church is the ultimate purpose. The
action of the council at Dayton will be re-
ported back to the national meetings of
each Of the churches represented and then
further steps will be taken. The govern
ment of these three churches is similar.
The United Brethren, 1t is true. has bish-
ops while the other two have not, but
aside from that is much the same as the
Congregational and Protestant Methodists.
They all are democratic in form. The
Protestant Methodists are an offshoot from
the Methodist Episcopal. They are strong
est in the east. and the United Brethren
has its greatest strength in Ohio. Illinois
and Indiana.
THE whole thing is merely another step
in that greater movement for obliteration
of UNCONVENTIONAL lines and a closer rela-
ton of all church organizations"
The Associated Press dispatches refer to
the Dayton meeting as the "tri-state coun-
Gill; giving the impression that It is not
national function. Rev, Mr.. Baird says
there Is no significance in the "tri-state"
part of IL, and he does not understand
that the term is properly used The meet
ing is a delegate convention, representing
the whole of each church.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10
BOARD WANTS COURT TO ACT
City Equalizers Disposed 10 Pass Up
Questions of Assessments
to the Bench.

w. A. Saunders again had the floor
before the City Board of Equalization Fri
day in arguing against the reassessments
proposed for a number of ancient sewer
districts 1t looks as though the question
will be carried into court. anyway, and
the board is disposed to overrule the pro-
tests and let it get there as quickly as
possible.
A protest filed by A. Gsantner as agent
for Mrs. Augusta Stabrey against taxes
for brick sidewalk on lower Cass street
was overruled on a report from the en-
cheering department asserting the state
ments about defects in the walk were not
correct One objection was because the
bricks were alleged to be only 21s inches in
thickness instead OF "a. 1t was found the
specifications called for only two inches.
To offset the charge that only two inches
of sand had been used Investigations
showed thickness of nearly four inches
after several months of traflc. The speci-
fications do not call for subdrainage or
driveways without additional cost, as al
legged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10
Y. M. C. A. GETS PRESENT HOME
Secures Temporary Quarters i'm ROhr-
boush Building Until Pcrma-
nent Place is Erected.

Secretary Wade of the Young Mems
Christian association Friday morning closed
deal with Rohrbough Bros. for tempo
rary quarters in the Omaha Commercial
college building at Nineteenth and Farnam
streets, the occupancy to be from March
until the new association building at Sew
enteenth and Harvey streets shall have
been completed Secretary Wade announced
the association will open up in the Rohr-
bough building promptly on March l. This
plan Mr.. Wade believes will prove better
than erecting the proposed temporary strue-
ture.
The Young Mems Christian association
will have three rooms on the first floor and
the entire top floor on the college building
for its use. For Sunday meetings the Lyric
theater will be used. while for evening ses-
sions additional rooms will be used on the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10
LOVER COURTSPENITENTl
Disconsolate Suitor held for Sending OBJ
scene Letters to Adorea Wants No Trial.
BtGs TO Be SENT AT ONCE TO PRISON
With Girl He WOrships Repelling
His Entreaties, He Has Moth
ing More to Live For,
He Says.

Cant you send me down to Lincoln
now and be done mid it, judge?" asked
Hans Jensen of United States Commits
sioner Anderson when he was arraigned
before that official Thursday afternoon to
answer to the charge of sending an OBJ
scene and unprintable letter to Miss Anna
Vasey of South Omaha through the mails.
Il don't care what you do mid me. l
might Joost as well go down to Lincoln
now as wait. I've got noting to live for
any more NIT Anna going pack ON me and
calling me a hobo. Might joost as well
go to Lincoln now as try to sleep on der
floor in de county Jail here and get nod
dings TO eat"
Judge Anderson informed the disconsolats
Jensen that all he could do would be to
bind him over to the federal grand jury
in $780, and did so.
Miss Anna Vasey. the prosecuting wit
ness also was in the court and she testified
that Jensen had been infiictin9 asnunappre-
ciated attentions on her for over a year
She did not care for him at all, although
he made her a present of a watch, which
she had sent back to him, and he sent It
to her again. Miss vasey denied that she
had ever obtained any money from Jensen
or that she had ever given him any en-
couragement, but that he was "crazy gone
on her, and she couldn't shake him on
She never knew about his buying a home
for her or fixing up any rooms or any
thing else. He boarded at a South Omaha
, restaurant at which she worked and kept
forcing his attentions on her, and had on
one or more occasions threatened to kill
her IL she did not marry him. Not so very
long ago he wanted her to give him 81, so
he could pay his board. Miss Massey gave
her own recognizance in 500 to appear at
the grand jury in the case
Jensen formerly worked in the stock
yards and only recently left his position
there. He is passionately In love with
the girl and wanted her to make up with
him in the court room, but she would not
do So and Jensen left the court room
miserably unhappy in custody OF Deputy
Marshal sammons, who took him over to
Jail until he can secure bail. He is about
20 or "a years of age and Miss Massey Is
three or four years his junior.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10
WITH OTHER TWO
Fink Gets Old salary as Also DO
County Clerk and the
sheriff.

The decision of the supreme court deny
ing the writ of mandamus to compel the
county clerk of Douglas county to pay into
the treasury all fees collected by his
Office in excess OF $500 also affects the
offices of county treasurer and sheriff.
The law which caused the trouble was
passed in 1905 and it was held By those
affected by it TO contain a Legislative
mistake"
The old law provided that in counties OF
more than 5000 inhabitants the county
treasurer should receive $4,000. the county
clerk and sheriff $500 each. In the law
as amended by the last legislature the
words "and less than 5000 Inhabitants
were placed after the words 5000 In the
old law. This excluded Lancaster and
Douglas counties, as they have more than
COCO inhabitants each. No provision was
made for the salaries OF these ON
ees in counties of more than COCO.
ana II was held by members OF