Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-18

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Yours truly,
VIM. Fl. Fullerton.
Street Commissioner
was on motion referred to the collect
or of revenue for collection By the
following vote: Yea-Aldermen
Stacey, Warter, Grouse, Schultz, AL
derman-at-large Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
| The following:
. 1t appearing to the Commissioners of
Appeals that notice of this meeting has
been given, by service of n copy of said
notice and resolution was served upon
n. j., =" ''
Hommann, City Attorney Of said city, Mr.,
Mason. the City Engineer and other rep
resentatives of said city have appeared
before this board. and have been heard
herein and after hearing testimony in the
matter and considering same, n consid-
ering the premises.
Now, therefore after due n legal nos
tice and appearance of said City OF Perth
/ Amboy. and after due examination and
hearing of all parties in interest.
Be it resolved that the following prop
erty be added to the assessment OF taxes
for Madison Township for the year 1905,
the same being in the Judgment of the
Commissioners of Appeals t ODE just, to
i. Ten acres of ground fonr dwellings,
power house. sheds and railroad tracks.
Said property bounded north by Cam
( ut1l q AIliDON IL ny Holli
east by land of Crescent Improvement
Co. (now City of Perth Amboy) west by
land of Crescent Improvement Co. and
Runvon Brook.
Value of same SIS, 900. 90, at which
same it is to be assessed.
.. One hundred acres of ground
road south by lands of Henry Diker
east by land of Harry Perrine and Henry
Wolf west by land of City of Perth Am
Value of same 5000, at which same is
3. Personal property including rail-
road tracks and ties. and other personal
Value of same $1,000, at which same is
Be ii further resolved that a transcript
hereof he furnished by the board to the
Collector and al necessary steps taken
to notify said Citv of Perth Amboy, and
to make the collection of same 10 40
all things required by law.
was placed on file.
The following from his honor the
mayor was received
Honorable Board of Aldermen.
Gentlemen The time of year having
arrived for the filling of vacancies of the
terms have expired. would respectfully
mention the following names. and thank
the retiring membcrs for their service TO
the city
For Assessar-Frank Neer.
For BOARD OF Health-Joseph B, Quick,
Victor w. Main, Math. Hansen.
For Librarv-Francis w. Kitchel as a
recognition of good work done.
For Police ] will postpone any appoint-
ments / should like to have made. for fl
nancial reasons.
Trusting this viii meet with honorable
body's approval, l remain
H. Martyr Brace
and on motion the appointments were
confirmed by the following vote:
Yea-Aldermen Stacey, Warter,
Crouse. Schultz, Alderman-at-large
Pfeiffer. Nay-None.
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to accept the dedica-
ton bv Cortlandt Parker of Sheridan
from Market street TO the Rar-
itan river, so far as the same extends
over the lands of the said Cortlandt
Parker. and so far as his right to lay
said street extends. and as the
may be accepted according to
And to lay out and open said
street over and across the lands OF
the c.. Pardee Works where such
lands are included within the lines of
said street.
was presented and passed on its first
reading and ordered printed on slips.
An ordinance entitled:
An ordinance to pave Smith street
the easterly side of State street
10 the tracks of the Central Railroad
of New Jersey. with Creo-Resinate
Process Wood Paving Blocks over
the present Telford macadam and
block cutters.
was presented. passed on its first
reading and ordered printed on slips.
The committee on taxation. to
whom was referred the letter from
P. A. Cement Stone and Roof Tile
Co.. reported as follows: Upon in
v-estiration we find that the same
property has been assessed twice in
The same year; we therefore recon-
mend that the petition be granted"
This recommendation wassadopted by