The Jersey City news., 1906-05-03

meat taken up shall be replaced and the
track relaid and the streets restored to
the complete satisfaction Of the Com
nittee on Streets and Sewers of this
Board and further provided that the
work shall be promptly and expetl-
tiously proceeded With.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to John NJ Hughes Sons
Co. to remove building now situate Blk.
$40, Plot A, southeast corner Boulevard
and st. Paul's avenue to Blk. 117S, Lots
5 and TO- Van Wrinkle avenue, the route
to be taken in the removal of the same to
be along St. Paul's avenue to Skillman
avenue, thence along Skillman avenue to
its proposed location on Van Winkle ave-
nue. and along which said route the pro-
cess OF removal must be proceeded with
diligently and wholly completed within
fifteen Q5) days, else this permission will
cease to be of effect and the building will
| be treated as an Illegal obstruction on
street and provided the trolley and cleo
tric companies shall have fled with the
Clerk of this Board a statement that
their rights have been conserved and
when a further report has been made to
that officer that no shade trees will be
destroyed or injured, provided there snall
be first filed with the Permit Clerk
certificate of the City Collector that all
taxes and assessments on property upon
which said building is situate have been
pdlu, allQ ike CeftlUcaIe lrOiu lie
Water Registrar that all water rents and
charges thereon have been paid and pro.
vided further that bond in the sum OF
five hundred $500 dollars be first filed
with the Permit Clerk to indemnify the
city and the public against all damages
that may be caused by said removal, and
| further provided that any and all local
laws pertaining to the removal Of build
ings shall be complied with
Resolved That DafuisSOn be and is
hereby accorded to Thomas Brown and
| Wm V. Garrison to lay 10-inch drain
pipe under the sidewalk on the westerly
side of the Hudson County Boulevard,
from point on the westerly side of said
road and south of Bond street. thence
25O feet emptying into and draining into
a certain sewer in Stuyvesant avenue,
/ subject to all rules, regulations and pre-
vlous resolutions now in force relating to
| private drains.
Resolved, That the sewer heretofore
! constructed under private auspices IN
Warner street, between Rutgers avenue
| and Ocean avenue, and dedicated by petit
! tion, having been examined by the Chief
Engineer and satisfactorily reported on
be and is hereby accepted for the uses
and purposes of the public
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted the following named per
sons to erect barber pole, etc, in front
of the premises designated in accordance
with the rules and regulation of this
! Board governing such matters:
John Kossman, barber pole, 81 Beacon
avenue.
Bernardo Abati, fruit stand 5S2 Pals
ade avenue.
Resolved, That one special improve
ment certificate for five hundred (S5OO)
be drawn in favor of Philip Tumulty, Jr.
| for work done and material furnished on
! at n
] ably to Chapter 217 of the Laws of
1898, for the construction of sewer IN
westerly sidewalk of Hudson Boulevard
| from 40 feet south of McAdoo avenue to
Terhune avenue, and in Terhune avenue
to connect with Swampy Greek sewer at
Spring street
| Resolved, That in accordance with the
provisions Of Chapter 270 of the Laws Of
| 1898. 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
4 grade OF said street and inaccordance
I with specifications heretofore adopted by
j this Board and hereto annexed.
Block 1893, No. 299 Summit avenue
Thomas Mara, owner, Lot Hip, Block
1898. 303 Summit avenue
Daniel j. Kelaher, owner, Lot 13,
! Block 1899. 3O5 Summit avenue
Daniel J. Kelaher owner, Lot IA,
Block 1893, No. 307 Summit avenue.
John j. Kinsler, owner, Lot NJ, Block
| 1898. No. 300 Summit avenue
John f. Schott, owner, Lot l., Block
1898, No. 3091a Summit avenue
.. .. Clark, owner, Lot K, Block
1898, No. 81 Summit avenue
Jane Tuers, owner, Lot IL, Block 1898.
No. 313 Summit avenue.
Jane Tuers, owner, Lot 18, Block
1898, No 315.
| Mary NJ Dunham, owner, Lot 10,
Block 1898, No. 81 Summit avenue
John A. Ficken owner, Lot 20, Block
1888, No. 319 Summit avenue.
Bertha Baetjer owner, Lot 21. Block
1898, No. 321 Summit avenue
Fannie Doren, owner, Lot %. Block
( 1893, No. 323 Summit avenue.
Marshall Van Winkle, owner, Lot
B, Block 1891, 312 Summit avenue.
Marshall Van Winkle, owner, Lot
( B1, Block 1891, 469 Wayne street.
Sarah Sweeney, owner, Lot 80, Block
1861 No. 1854 Duncan avenue.
4 William o. Thompson, owner, Lot 81,
Block 1861, No. 162 Duncan avenue
Esther Lawlor, owner Lot 13, Block
376, No. 245 Monmouth street.
Leopold Buxbaum, Est, owner. Lot
IA, Block 376. No. 243 Monmouth street.
Henrietta G. Scofeld. owner, Lot Is,
I Block 376 No. 241 Monmouth street.
Frederick Enlighply owner. Lot 16,
Block 376. No. 239 Monmouth street.
/ Joseph A. Murphy, owner, Lot 81,
I Block 37G, No. 402 Grand street.
Scandinavian Evangelical Church.
owner. Lot 14A, Block 376, No. 246
Monmouth street.
Lutheran Trinity Church. owner, Lot
| IA. Block $40, Monmouth street.
Thomas Sheridan, owner, Lot 16A,
Block $40, No. 242 Monmouth street
Joseph A. Murphy, owner, Lot II,
Block $40. No. 400 Grand street.
Resolved That one special improve
ment certificate for five (S500) dollars be
drawn in favor of Charles O'NeilI, for
work done and materials furnished on
account of contract No. 1884, conform
(, ably to Chapter PIT Of the Laws of 1895.
! for the construction of sewer under the
! westerly sidewalk of the Hudson Boule-
yard, from point about Is feet south of
Spruce street to Floyd street to Ger
| mania avenue to Spruce street to Ton
/ nele avenue. etc. to connect with the
sewer at Manhattan avenue and Tom
| nele avenue.
/ Resolved. That one special improve
! ment certificate for two hundred and
fifty-seven and 43-100 (25T .43) dollars. be
drawn in favor Of John Nolan, retained
percentage for work done and materials
furnished on account of Contract No. 1882
conformably to Chapter PIT of the Laws
/ of 1895, for improvement of Plainfeld
! avanua from Duncan AypplIa fo IFS