The Jersey City news., 1906-09-13

]
Board, permission to extend and tempor-
arily maintain and operate a single rail
road track from a point opposite the
Boynton Furnace Company's property to
| anu across Wilton street to Pine street,
| the purpose being to facilitate the fur
niShing Of building material to church in
| process of erection. The permission here
in granted shall expire when the the pur-
| poses for which it is granted shall have
| Deen accomplished, but in no case shall
extend fo a period longer than twelve
months from date hereof unless so order
| ed by resolution of this Board and at the
expiration Of such period the said track
shall be removed at the cost and expense
| of the aforesaid company; failing which
| the proper city authorities are author
| lied to remove the same without further
notice.
Resolved, That the Central Railroad
Co. of New Jersey be and is~hereby re-
| quested to SO repair retaining wall of
at foot of Woodlawn avenue that the
| flow of surface water from Bayside Park
| may not be retarded.
| Resolved, That PERMISSION be and is
hereby granted to the following persons
| to erect pole, etc, in front of the prem
| ises designated, in accordance with the
rules and regulations of this Bosrd gov
| erning such matters:-
| Henry Rickins, barber pole, No. 161
| Griffith street
| ID. -Perkel, sign, No. 721 Newark ave-
| nue..
Resolved, That 500 be paid to An
| drew ]. Boyle for services as Street
Cleaning Inspector, August, 1906, claim
| No. S56.
Charge transfer from Street Cleaning.
Resolved, That $100 be paid to Philip
| Mnldoon for services as foreman over
sewer squa4. August, 1906, claim No.
| $50.
Charge Cleaning Sewers and Basins,
Salaries
Whereas, Proposals were, on August
| 20, 1905, solicited without avail for the
improvement of Golden street and for
the improvement of Ferry street, on the
basis of specifications and 1902 stand
ard of cost heretofore adopted and order
ed filed; and
Whereas, The Chief Engineer has pre-
sented an amended standard of cost on
each of the aforesaid improvements,
based on present market conditions;
Reselyed, That the amended standard
so presented be adopted and ordered
filed. and substituted for those under
sued, and that the Clerk be directed to
| re-advertise for proposals, conformably
Herewith.
Resolved. That $21 be paid to Joseph
e. Colford for services as inspector, i'm
preEement of Eye avenue Z days, July,
1906 at So. claim No. 800.
500 to Richard J. Herbert for services
as inspector, Improvement of Wayne
street. days; May, days; June 13
days, at So, claim No. S05.
$21 to Frederick Roeder for services
as inspector sewer, Boulevard, Terhune
avenue. etc, Z days, August, 1906, at So,
claim No 363
Charge Several Improvement Laws of
1885,
Resolved, That $75 be paid to Frank
p. Leblanc for services as sidewalk in
spector, August, 1906 claim No 26O
Charge Repairs to Sidewalk Account
Resolved, That one special improve
ment certificate for FIVE hundred ($500)
dollars be drawn inN favor of Charles
Ormsby for workdone and materials fur
nished on account of contract No. 1888,
conformably to Chapter PIT, of the Laws
of 1890, for construction of a sewer in
Collard street, from south of Spruce
street to a new street about so feet north
and parallel with Erie tunnel Also
sewer in said new street, from Bevan
street to connect with sewer to be built
in COllard street.
Resolved, That one special improve
ment certificate for five hundred 5000
dollars be drawn in favor of ]. Ell. & r.
Shannon Co., for work done and M te-
rials furnished on account of contract No.
1913, conformably to Chapter PIT of the
Laws of 1895, for building sewer in
Neptune avenue, Sea View, Winfield ave
nue. and Hudson Boulevard, etc.
Resolved. That one special improve
ment certificate for five hundred (S5OO
dollars be drawn in favor of the Barber
Asphalt Paving Co., for work done and
materials furnished on account of con-
lot of the Laws of 1895, for improve
ment of Bergen avenue, from Communi-
pay avenue to Fairmount avenue.
Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for three thousand five hun
dred (S3,500) dollars be drawn in favor
of The Uvalde Asphalt Paving Co.. for
work done and materials furnished on
ably to Chapter PIT of the Laws of
1895, for improvement of Bergen avenue,
from north side of Myrtle avenue to the
Hudson Boulevard.
Resolved, That special improvement
certificates for one thousand 1.000> dol
lars be drawn in favor of Charles O'Neill
for work done and materials furnished
on account of contract No. 1884, con-
formally to Chapter PIT of the Laws
| of 1895, for the construction of sewer
under the westerly sidewalk of the Hud-
| son Boulevard from point about 10
| feet south of Spruce street to Spruce
| street, to Germania avenue, to Spruce
street, to Tonnele eyenue, to connect with
| the sewer at Manhattan avenue and Ton
| nele avenue.
Resolved, That special improvement
| certificates for three thousand six hum
| dred twenty seven and 99-100 ($3,627. .99)
| dollars be drawn in favor of Henry
| Byrne retained percentage for> work
| done and materials furnished on account
| of contract No. 1887, conformably to
| Chapter PIT of the Laws of 1895, for
| construction of sewer in Newkirk street,
| Baldwin avenue, Academy street, Cor
| Nelson avenue, Wayne street, Fremont
street and Mercer street.
| Resolved, That permission be and is
| hereby granted to G. A. Yates to remove
| building now situate Block TAT, Lot 1877,
| No. 1885, New York avenue, to Block 7l4
| Lot 10, east side of Sherman avenue
| the route to be taken in the removal of
| the same to be along fulton street to
| Sherman avenue to place of location
| and along which said route the process OF
| removal must be proceeded with diligent-
! ly and wholly completed within fifteen
| Q5) days, else this permission will cease
to be of effect and the building will be
treatedSas an Illegal obstruction on street
and provided the affected trolley and
electric companies shall have filed will
/ the Clerk of this Board a statement thai
their rights have been conserved and