The Jersey City news., 1906-01-06

crate as a recognition by the city OF any
other right, privilege or franchise in any
of the streets of Jersey City claimed by
said company or any other company, and
that any right, privilege or franchise
hereby granted shall expire whenever the
right, privilege or franchise to maintain
the trolley tracks which it is proposed to
construct by the connections authorized
by these resolutions shall expire, or be
decreed by the Courts to have expired,
or shall in any other manner come into
the possession of Jersey City,
Resolved, That that certain resolution
heretofore passed by this Board at its
meeting held December f8, 1905, grant
ing to the New Jersey Street Railway
Company, ETC.. permission to locate, con-
struct, operate and maintain certain con-
nections in the City of jersey City, ETC.,
which said resolution is recorded in Res
olution Book No. 20, on pages II to II
inclusive, be rescinded in part as fol-
lows:-
Beginning at the word sit." ON said
page IL as aforesaid, in line IL on said
page, and striking out all that thereafter
follows to and including the word find
ings," to Witt being the purpose and
intention. that the. several permissions
therein given are but supplemental to
Ordinance granting permission to said
company. to locate, relocate, construct,
Operate and maintain street railway
tracks in other portions of this city,
(which said ordinances were heretofore
passed by this Board, and that the life
"of these several permissions shall be for
mo greater period than is the life of
those ordinances which they are intend
sed to supplement, and that they shall OF
4 themselves carry no municipal oblga-
''tion other than what have been
heretofore expressly stipulated in such
Original ordinances, and in like manner
"and to like extent. shall be subject to
ssthe provisions of future legislative en-
I'"actments or Court findings" and further
Resolved, That in lieu and substitution
of that portion of said resolution herein
| and hereby rescinded and directed to be
| stricken ont, the following be substituted
and made portion of said resolution
| "Provider, however, that the right.
| privilege or franchise herein granted
shall not by implication or otherwise
| operate as q recognition by the city of
| any other right. privilege or franchise in
| any OF the streets of Jersey City claimed
] by said company or any other company,
and that any right, privilege or franchise
hereby granted shall expire whenever the
right, privilege or franchise to maintain
| the trolley tracks which it is proposed to
/! construct by the connections authorized
by these resolutions shall expire. or be
/ decreed by the Courts to have expired,
| or shall in any other manner come into
The possession of Jersey City"
Resolved, That the Board of Health,
/ together with the Law Officers of this
city, be requested to take such action as
/ will result in the stoppage by railroads
| and others of the Use of soft coal within
Iour territorial limits. and continued
use of which is both damaging and un-
/ healthful to our citizens.
I
The foregoing were each separately
/ adopted by sthe following vote on a call
ilof the aye q dSnays:-
f3sis "a yese Commissioners Hauck. Nolan,
Rooney, Sullivan and President Heintze
Nays None.
The Committee on Engineering and
| Survey presented the following:-
Resolved, That the designations and
salaries of the individuals hereinafter
named be fixed and confirmed for the
! year 1905-1906 as hereinafter shown, con-
/ formally to communication received from
the Chief Engineer on this date, such
salaries to be pro rated monthly during
O. a. Van Keuren. Chief Engineer,
Il: D. Wortendyke, Assistant Chief
Engineer. $2.400.
+ Ia Tourette. Engineer Of Constric-
ton. $1,S00.
James Henderson. Assistant Engineer
of Construction. 81 800.
e. b. See. Draughtsman, 81 800.
Jacob Eller. Assistant to Surveyor,
los. Lamb, Rodman $76O.
! Peter Flahertv. Rodman. $720
i M Bradley. Utility. $72O.
Wm. Wilson. Utility. $T60.
City Superintendent FL herewitl. sub