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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-03
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.


Resolutions adopted by the Kewalo
people exercising thanks for the road
work done in that district by Samuel
Johnson, superintendent Holloway and
Supervisors Moore, Lucas and Dwight
We're presented.
Whereas, For many years past the
portion of that district of Kewalo ly-
ing between KawaiahaO and Queen,
South and Cummins streets has been
allowed to remain in a shamefully neg
lected conditions and
Whereas, Petitions to the Legisla-
ture and appeals to others in authority
for relief from the almost impossible
condition Of the streets, in said DISTRICT,
were ignored; and
Whereas, BY the favor of Hon. S. C.
Holloway a half roadway was at last
obtained for travel in Queen and Ka-
waiahaO streets; and
Whereas, OF late the Road Commit
tee of the Board of Supervisors gave
their attention to the existing needs of
the described portion of the district in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-03
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
Togo Kisen Kaisha S. S. Co.

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MEXICAN HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPA

DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW
- HORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST.
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SHIPPING Intelligence

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The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02
MTSCFTlT ANE0TS. BIISTNESS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF JEB.
SEY CITY.
GAo. 4. BoUT0S.
At


Regular meeting at the City Hall
Tuesday August !, 1906,
In the absence of the President the
Board was called TO order by the City
Clerk at 9.I5 O'Clock j. M
Present---A AldeTmen Allerdice. Al
paEgn, Cunningham, Fletcher, German,
Herbert. Horn, hilraureay, Plorr. Roes,
Rowland, Sheehy. Sweeney and Weir.
President Mccarthy was absent at
the calling Of the Toll but subsequently
appeared and took his seat
Absent-Aldernen Allen, Barry, Barr
Billy, Graef, Grosklaus, Loughlin, Mo-
ram Nein and Voigt
The minutes Of the regular meeting
OF July IL, 1905 were approved as
printed in manual form on motion Of
Alderman Sheehy.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS
ETC
Petitions Etc. were presented. received
and disposed OF as foIiaws:
Invitation to attead Tenth Annual
Convention of the League OF American
Municipalities at Chicago, September
rs to IS, 1906. accepted.
Applications for 81 Pedaler ? .Aue-
tiOneer. , PaWDbFoktr, 8 junk Pub
lie Porter and BIZ Poster licenses.
(See reports subsequently made.}
Referred to tee Committee On Trade
Licenses.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
Claims We're presented received and
disposed of as follows
James J. Merrity, S15; VIM. J. Mo
ran S245; n. Z. and n. j. Telephone
Co. 8y.59.
2efssted to Committee on Aims.
2aalic s,TEice of n. j.. So. rs; United
Electric Co. of n j., $z2.O4
Referred to Committee on Baths and
Arn0ries.
John Il. Maker, S2e; r Frances
IIarron, $50; John Il. Braden, .925; Fan
Me =. Rraden, $35 and Frank Meyer,
S2S.
Referred to Committee on District
Courts,
Of VIM R. Xett, $50.
Referred 10 Committee on Elections.
OF I. VI Leake, SO.
Referred to Committee on Laws and
and Ordinances.
president Mccarthy appeared and
took his seat.l
O FICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
Inc report Of the Inspector Of Build
ings for July, 1866, showing the pnnillsr
Of permits issued for the erection, extaa-
sien o. alteration Of Buildings valued as
follows, was presented received, and or
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

Notice is hereby given that IN accor-
dance with an act Of the State of New
Jersey Entitleds An Act authorizing
persons haying liens for work, labor aud
material employed in tie repairs or con-
sfhletien Of any aFtiele to enforce such
amendments and supplements thereto.
shall on the eleventh day Of 0actober,
1906, proceed to sell by public auction.
at my place OF business. Numbeg. six hua-
dfed and sixty-four t664 Grand street.
Jersey City, New Jersey, at ten Q0)
o'clock ia the forenoon of thar day, the
following goods and chattels: One sim
gle truck, One Business Wagon The
same being the property of William g.
Murphy, he having failed to pay tie lien
which I hold against such goods and
chattels, for more than three (3) month
past.
JOHN VAN HIRTIJM
664 Grand street Jersey City
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

10 "a Boa 0g.
s7ssa'sA- - 49,
c. e.
- - og' - ro -
NORTH AND WEST.

tnains leave Asaaziln street QSorth Rirsrg
sSaslo-4r -Se@ AefA as rotioa-s, ana ussaen lla-
As-et A9-l 4}.- "a street. n. Z.
Terminal station 1t N7eehawIea r. 8 s.s.l ~
slli H. ii -e2oE at Jersey City,
S33ra"2!- Ae@5uteh, Kingston and Alha1y
80 A. Al daily Albany and llteraiafia5e sta-
a I'D a. 5E. daily. except Sunday. for Iilsa-
5@Aa as v est Fcint4 kingston, New Paltz,
t4aSe 42he'df. c9tsRlu Moaa.ntains. Albany
~ L. ~. caicaso Express, daily.
50 =. sl, Coatinental Limited, daily,
\ oany, Osica, syracuse. Rochester, Buif3lss.
N49g9te galis. CteyenlApd Desrolt, chicago
- 9ss AUS 4ttt-Ys CA-ca6Q ana ST. LOSS
V. S45 P NJ, daily, e7cept sundsv. for s
5s4At2u5Sh and interzne s.iate at0 lions 20 Al
12f Eal4ato, NIAGARA Fails, porento. Detr3iE,
G M leTsiailg' IS Snleago ana ST. L3els-
Syracuse, Rochester, euaalo. Nia34ra Tais
37aq5ll'ea, 3 Iereato. De5goit and St. Laea
syraccse. R9esssye7, B1lt4I5, Nlagdga F5ils,
Ls.oato' Detroit, SieveiaHd, Chicago aaa s..
a, =, leaves Brooklyn Anrex.-
9l.s' A n B -@4 Il
EaSsIstreyg Aaea lss---46. a. al.; 4S.29 l-A1s
lya77b;lrsh T.ocais:-[3s n sse a. IS
IzIags5ofl f,scal.-sf965 p IL T.
ztlasly0 liSundays only, Except sunday
Paitnlan Sleeping Cars for Aibahys utiea,
sS1eass ~ l.9sl1ssSer, 6es4lo N1asaLa sas.
WesSeott9 Express eneeks baggage throrsh
g, g. ses5tnation. sor cab Or eareags, 'phons
Tor tickets Timetables parlor aad sisepins
~ 5'snS or iHlornastlon a ap2y q.
25llees - lfeNl51h Nas. Ss. SIS i25 f'uit9H
Annex Qlgce, foae az FultQn sefStss
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02
(seai.)
Attest
j. WARREN BUCHNET.
Secretary
State Of New Jersey County Of Hudson

State Of New Jersey, County Of Hudson
BE it Remembered. That on this 2snd
day of October, 1896. before me, the
snhscriber. notary public IN aud for the
State aud Cpanty above mentioned PER-
sonallyt appeared 81 Warren Buclner,
Secretary OF Park & 9'iiferd the eol.
poratlon mentioned in AMI which e1ecUf-
ga fhs foregoing certidcate. who being hy
me duly sworn, on his oath says. that lie
IS such Secretary aud that ohe seal af-
fixed to said certificates thecpTporate sea z
Of such corporation, the same being wall
known to hims that Frank TiIforE is fhe
President of said c0rporat ton and signed
said certificate and affixed said seal
thereto and delivered said certificate by
authority of the Board Of Directors and
with the assent of at least two-thirds in
eorpqTatl0n having voting powers fthe
Company having but one class of stockg,
as and fer his voluntary act and deed
and tie voluntary act ana deed of said
corporation III the presence of deponent.
who thereupen subscribed his name
thereto as witness.
And he further says that The assent
hereto is signed BY at least two-thirds in
interest Of all the stockholders Of PARK
and Tifford having voting powers @he
Company having but one class of st0ckG
either in nersbn OF bg their several duly
constituted attorneys ID fact thereunto
duly authorized in writing
Sworn to and subscribed before me-
fhis 22nd day Of 0etQhsr 1906
s. WARRE BUCHNHR.
FRANK O. TURNER
Notary Pablo of New Jersey.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

)
feet Aigh Is Jess3an asenlle
lhe report Nas received, The resosu-
\ t5en WAS adepted BY the following vote
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken.
=. y y I1eas--All the members present fifteen
el2l ~ number.
lhe lpn1nittee on Trade Licenses re-
poRted the IaiiosYlAg resolutions on ap-
i pAieatl0ns TeJeErea At tAls meeting
Aesolved, That licenses 70 peddle
goods, waFes aad merehandise IN Jersey
SitE ee lss0ea by tite MAYOR ana Saf4
i Slefk alfei lie corporate sea- q Inc
W. ~ tVts94 siiAs lsalllssE pslsell n, -
1 ! hiiip II; " oll, JAn4es " Ass3il
i5ee1sesl u; suilnl silea, Ire0 Sse1ails'
s4astaX Ao9ng, A3enry Hem, Bli'l
;9gilNyaFsz, ssia y e: s9N, tSsselpl 4sola- i1
g5ne' aneon5o Aa3iEo, feEer Times, h5ea
I 4shseSs All11s@ 9.a gpNs, Sfl9 fs4iia
19siE1ell, - 5ollil itteIsNil5eh
Ssssa4she y. ssrlsl' - SeiT, ,Ts 1ol.t1
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ssaailo' sa;a laellly s5ailLlalh' s' asaae
sfs;a .llas T.ss,,l, a.
foo1 n Z! $50
! fseients T1;ss -fb9,,sss III 81
,s,33 80
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fas anes1 49, lsras4a Baffaal TS5-
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- - q ~ ail6,.t xxFa, ~.
/ Ba1els +, y Si'etl ''iiu e sissy ''s
! Besniraa q,ba+ Bcenses ae n,lbi;o
psEtass ii. III y & 5 p'ss5s ~
Is9 s ne ss9ea & eagrofs og gee 4of s a9e a Sls a
eitv Is 5Vtil;Sm OH ana and NiebaeI AK
f1r o l54-e5,sas \ sss'5 'siiu A4S''si -
BesoiTe5, ,5ssilsSs fFls4 3;,.snsas ,,asrrfrai--
ors lae3sd ~ fhe f5Iilxri.5 ,,a13esI nI.3esss
4 in jtrspw f,i44r ba ;ssnad l,S fha Sfss.nr
4 and CAV Clerk. nnsler fha STrsaI.ate se13
~ tba e, fa go Is l'3 ,ls,e IA s,l
sons 81 taeir giving he lie bond required by
SIMON Naysr. % Newark ayenue
I H Rabebia. 5So Newark gTeIiiIe
Resolved. That licenses keen iank
I shops AZ liz following named places In
Jersey Csstv be issued bv the AIav0r ana
T Citv Clerk. unfer tha et1Darate sfa al
the city to the following named 9er-
4 sons:--
4 Clio MiroIa. 100 Fremont street.
/ Andrew Cavaiien, 40 Centre street; Al
\ fred Idlrdi 4O4 Seventh street; Angelo
I sIeluso, 8 Brunswick street: Nicenzo Ili
/ leonardo, g(7 Railroad avenue. Frank
4 Conteg, $50 MONTGOMERY strest; Samuel
4 Layeson, 4G4 Grand street. FTaax I9o-
na4o. 2S5 Wayne street, add John Fur
/ iafi, 414 First street.
Resolved, That a Iicense as bill poster
be issued by The Mayor and City Clerk
under the cor1orate seal of the city. IL
j ]. q. Biii Posting COMPANY.
i The report was received and the .eso-
1 lution adopted.
/ AUDITING Of CLAIMS BY RES0-
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02
rNFINIsHFn RrSINlEss

On motion ts1e further c0Hsld GRAFTON
of application of Coast Line Telephone
Company for franchise, on basis Of aBpli-
cation Of said Company, fled april Is.
1906, and conformably to Chapter 36, OF
of the Laws of 1906, WIS adjourned and
continued to the next regular meeting Of
The Board to be beid on Wednesday.
October p, 1906, at ten d0) O'clock
a. M.
Commissioner Nolan moved sThat the
Further consideration and hearing Of the
application heretofore made hg the Hud-
son and Manhattan Railroad COMPANY.
10 construct, operate and maintain tracks
across First street and across Bay street.
and of the ordinance introduced in con-
nection Herewith be postponed to We'd
Desday, October %. 1906 at a meeting
4. NJ. og such date" and fhe motion was
unanimously adopted.
Commissioner Nolan moved, that the
further consideration and hearing of the
application heretofore made by The Jer-
eey City, H0boken ard Paterson Street
Railway Co. to construct. enaiafa and
maintain a siding in Franklin street
south Of Central avenue ard If tie ord
nance introduced in connection there
with. be postponed to "Wednesday, Geto-
Der p. 1905. al a meeting of the Board
to be held at ten (10) O'clock A. NJ on
Elleh date, and the motion 2as unani-
mouslg adopted.
Commissioner Nolan moved to take
from the table an ordnance entitled, An
Ordinance for a Change in the Boundar-
les of Hoboken Avenue"
Carried.
Tie ordinance was then taken up and
read
An ordinance for d change in the
boundaries 81 Hoboken ayenue
Section /. Tire Mayor and Aldermen
of JeTsey City By the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners, do oEdain
shat the following part of B0boien ave-
nue. be and the same hereby is vacated
Beginning at a point on the south line
Of Hobeken avenue, distant westerly
5ourteen fees from che southwest corner
Of Hoboken Avenue and Baldwin avenue,
fhence on n angle CT ten degrees twenty
nine minutes with the southerly line OF
d1obolen avenue on e9Hfse nerth thirty
FWo degrees, thirty d Y fes west, two
hundred and sixty-fiVe feet; thence north
Eixty-one degrees forty seven minutes
west ene hundred sud twenty-five feet
TO the southerly line OF Oakland avenues
thence along said line Of Oakland avenue
south forty-six degrees and fiye minutes
east ten feet to the present s0utherly
line of Hobollen avenue; thence south
f1rtv-tWo degrees flfty-fli1le minutes east
along said southerly line of Hoboken ave-
ME three hundred and seyenty-four and
dffgtwo hundredths feet to the place of
beginning.
Section 2. And 1t is further ordained
that the following described laud, which
has been rendered By the Erie Land and
improvement Com pany, the owner there-
Of to the Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

Raselved, That John Brown be and is
hereby appointed rs inspector on the i'm
provement Of Henderson street, from
Favonia avenue to Mercer street. sai2ry
TO be at the rate Of So per day. when en-
Laged, tom Of service TO begin when
work shah have been commenced.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF or
OF Jesse sketchliy IN the construction Of
bay windows
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey city. bv
the Board Of street aud Water commissioners
aeting for and on behalf Of the municipality
OF SAID city a. ordain as feIows:-
Section ]. That Jesse Sketehlly be and Sd
hereby granted PERMISSION to coastpticf EsrSd
ineiatain bay WINDOWS on building to be eeect-
ea ~ MN at the southwest corner OF Rooraafn
avenlie and Nesbitf street. which Bay win
daMs may reach from the foundation to ma
roog ef said building and may extend beyond
the building line of Nasbitt street not more
than eighteen inches Fflsl, any ordinance to tne
contrary nalWsthsf auding
The WoflE 10 be done under the sl1neYvisinf
If the Inspector of Buildings.
Section q The os3iEance grantszie these PRIV
legessto be Of full force aud eject for period
of twenty (299 years, and therea ftef until ssch
titna as thls Board or its legally authorized
successors may order the same removed.
Section g. That all costs and expenses ircg-
dent to the Introduction, passage and publiea-
+ion Of this ordinance shall be paid bv the
applicant for the same. and such amount
Therefor as is estimated hg the CLERK OF this
Beard to be necessary shall be deposited VITA
that officer On demand.
Passed April J6, 1866.
A1yTR0Ny HAUcEz, President
Approved April %. 1895
GEO. sT. RCUT0N. CLERK
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

PARK & TILFOaD, A CORPORA-
ton Of tile State Of New jersey, does
hereby certify that has decreased its
capital stock from i've lHln.lred thousand
dollars g$500090l to tegl thousand doll
lars tSl8.69U), b reducing the par gahle
Of 5s shores from enc hundred dollars
lSlUO) to two d0lIirs {32l, said reduction
having teen declared by resolution of
the Board Of Directors OF said corpora7
Iion to be advisable and having been duly
and regularly assenteG u By tie vote Of
ct least two thirds ii interest Of the
stockholders (there being eat one elass Of
sFock1 having voting powers at 4 meet
ing duly calIe3 by the Board Of De
rectors for that purpose and the written
assent Of said stockholders is hereto APP
pended.
The location Of the principal Office Of
the corporation in this State is al No /
exchange Plaees in the City Of Jersey
City and the name of the agent there
in and III charge thereof up0n whom pro-
cess against the corporation may be
served is James B. Yredenburgh.
In witness whereof said corporation
has caused this certificate to De signed
by its President and Secretary and It's
rporara seal to be hereto affixed, the
22nd day Of October, 1906.
PGEtE & IIEE0hD.
by Frank TITaF0RD.
President.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

It was adopted by the following vote
on can for the ayes and nayS:-
ves-Commissi6ners Berry, Knox,
Nays-None.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

missed. ANFOTS RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. That the next re ular meet
ing Of tbs Board be held on Wednesday,
Cc6oaer 24th mt at 10 O'clock A. M4
the same t. be il lieu Of meeting ether
wise to have Been held on Monday,
October 22nd insts at 2 O'Clock F. III.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

The foregoing We're each separately
adopted by iiIe following Yote en- a call
Ter flie ayes and nays.
Ayas-Conmissie Berry, Knox
Nolan Rooney and President HaGek.
Nays--None.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

1t was adopted by the following vote
on 4 call Tor the ayes and nays
Ayes- Commissioners Berry. Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

The Committee on Printing and sta
fionery presented the foilowing;-
Resolved. That S108 be paid to the
Jersey City News for printing manuel
claim No. S57
Charge Printing and Stationery.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

Resolved, That William J. Burke be
and he is hereby appointed as inspector
on construction of sewer In Monitor
street, etc. salary to be at the rate Of
So per day, when engaged. term of aer-
vice ra begin when work shall have been
commenced
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

The COMMITTEES on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks presented the follow
nlgs;
Resolved. That s25 be paid to Benja-
snir NJ Gerardin for sery3c as Super
intendent Fourth Regimen -ArInory, Sep
teinber. 1886 claim No. 3eS.
Charge Armory Salaries and Rentals.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

It was adopted by the following vote
on ( call for the ayes an6 nays:
Ayes-Commissiener Perry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Eauck.
1ylys-NOne
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

Ip WILLIAM 81 EI5TAR 5E
AsIsF ts#s N3 cf le 3c3nsias dea a..
eheli. kDaris3 IS sfiteAai A3egalds AsaEn-
oA4se' Jpsepn Giafohai99. 6eH husbands C
,slA .latnss steesis ssr alA98lil
w1fs; geefe 3. Lockwood fJaaieI 4,sek ss5oa
he1 husband; ida Yaa Naxse James ysn
Augse her siusbafA: ftr1arsr s4snoacnio
sehn y. SsigAeehia, ner husband J0sspe
henssaott9. Margaret Longinatto. lis @ife;
s'@sle5 1+oas3aotto. Ma-2 L4gDsiaetto, hl5
Csc; tia4s 6lHser. .nfaJit: E!oise Fsrgers s3t-
39nt; Mary 49Enete, Vi sans: xsaHFsns s. T9pT
nsle Liliie Jonneie. hts sifs Jchn T. Ueensy
..sfy sselAs5s als %iIle 41sa9it 81 SHaiie5
tiaSs a. tse4ney his wiffi AiHlN J saper
Mia9W ans RatricS Galia9aer, Mary Gslla~
na49s BY the City Collector s. IAssfy Citsa GA
tne 1ss das of NoVefabep. 1857. ths MAYOR ara
Aiasrta2 Of Jar4eg Glsy purchased faes ste
seyen collars and eigtlly-t hree sesGts all the
land and real estate sieuSte IA Jersey Gftys
Jersey fronting on SuIpfii tnd Garaeh aVe-
g 81 sssasfts lnap anfeKea @ report f!liifa2
" aaQe ny TIE e3olpnlls timers OF Aa1ess-
nae4l4. appointea III ana for SAID city by ts
1iIe0lk Seurt of the Gefats Of Hudson eee-
afed eegy ef whsen report aud map Was aiea
" ~ ~ ohles Of she sies GDAeea9E q Jersey
slss ea sle %rd day 81 5ae4, 1885 sad reyof.
ana MAP and SAID ss3a being made persuant
g ne pf9visiqas 81 a aef of the siatgre
q Aew Jersey passed aiarea aasa. 1886 en-
an Act eeacsrpiag the settlement ani eol
iFssl9n Qf affnal ages cf pnpaid axes. asses.
mems ana water rates or water r911ts "a
eisies Of shls State aua imposing ara levytng
ssSs as5essnssnt and Zen in seu ARD
tlassaa q sae.l arreatages and 10 snietse
TIE sa4nens thereof ard s0 pF1sids Tor taa
sale of lands subjected 70 future taSstloI and
assessment,
Ana ne several supplements thereto.
a29 YOU aIe further psilgd that you appear
~ A4Ee an estate on Interest Ii said lard ga
real estate ard apteSs the stff iana and rear
estate sheI, be reaeel9se6 as ps5videa in sail
sets, before the expiration ef SIX Hoaths from
and after the ssryiee hereof a deed for the
saTna wiA be given coageviig to the Mayor
ana Aldermen uf Jersey City. the zee simple o9
sa4a Iaiio and real e3iste according to the pros
visions Of the SAID act
Dated Jersey Gsty N a. October Ist 1905
TI55l tAY YoIi AND ALDERMEN Of JERSEY
Al. NJ. FAsAN
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02
AZ. NJ. FAGAN,
,s.-.s,--
Attsst:-
GEO. ". MeC-sRGHy,
isfFy Cfterfr


Sale E9. 1853
10 WILLIAM .. EI9W A7Ds, TRUSTEE
Under ne via af Gee.ie T@aasie, dee q. Ade-
laids J. Mitchell widow: Laneeut s. lrtehel.
Charles 4. Mitchell, Alice Mitchell his wifei
husband; Cecilia Stevens. James sizes ems.
1ef husband; Francis s. 8etmore. Lara VI.
aetnoEe 3is wife; Cecila !. lockwood, Dan
lel lockwood, her h1sband; IDA v Van
NIese, 9afnes var NuNsa. her husband; Mar-
garet Ginocehio, John B. Ginoecnio her hus-
A1aa' J9aekh l-oSsgst1oIte, gaasgaFs5 Lsas'ii-
este his Nfs; Charles EonsihQtto 8Iary
1songinetto, has wife; Hazel Burger infant;
i1loise Burger, infant Mary TOnnelei widow;
Laurent j. Tonnele, Lille Tonuele, his wife;
Joan II Geahey, Nary GadHsY, MS wife; jos
epn 2 aeaney Kate !. Gednsy, his wife.
and John Bryan. John Knapp. tenants
You are hereby bottled thai 81 g public safe
mace 9T me City eellsctor Of Jersey City On
AlaefHea Of Jersey City purchased foT t4e
Sum cf nine hundred and dfty-two dollars ana
nssetgseye4 cents al t5e land and real estate
sl5tsss n Jersey t1ty, n the County OF ltild-
sof and State Of New Jersey. fronting on Cam
bridge aseaue gAeh Is laid aowa ara desig7
hats@ IS Lot %. IN Block IL upon an as
sessnleslE nap annexed to report nugaber
81. made BY the Commissioners CT Ad5ust-
rgelAf appointed IN ara for said City BY tha
titled copy Of wbleh report ans map was fled
report ana map and said sale being made p1n7
sQant to- the provisions Of au act OF the Aagis-
lsl3ss o. New Jersey PASSED 8arch s1th 1856
'.An Act concerning the settlement ana col
sscsion q aIresSAses Of unpal~ taxes sssess-
tneflts ana water rates CT water rents IN cit-
les Of this State, and imposing and levying
tax, assessment ana, lien in lieu an0 Instead
O. sHcA Rsraagages and To enforce tie pay
!pent thereof AID to arovide 1or the saie os
lands subjected to future TAXATION and as
sessnlent
And the several supplements thereto.
and you ara fgrther notified that you s7-
pear to have an estate or i1Scr-se In SAID
laEl ana real estate, and unless the ssid land
and real estate SHAH be redeemed, - provided
z acts oSfore the exairsslo1 Of six
Laonths from and after the service hcTeaf,
deed for the same Will be given conveying to
tae mayor aad AldernaCa ri Jersey Cay. Aha
fes siazple Of said land and real estate accord
lng to me provisions os the said act.
~, 3atea Jersey City, y ]. October Isl, 1895.
CITY.
NJ NJ FAG&N
M1yoe.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

Resolved, That the Board Of Finance
be and is hereby requested to set aside
f9r the use of This Board the snm II
$4,000 wherewitb to improve the low
lands ia Bayside Park, in accordance
with plans ana specifications to be pre-
pared BY the Cher Engineer.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

Ny WIFE, L4ERA BfgST. HAvIegG LEFFr
bed and 5oagd Nsthous cause. ! warn ell
persons Hat wfll DOT bs responsible for amy
debt csntFaetea b. hsz. 1ASfl1S N. HUNT.
Lated jersey City SeptemSer L. 1s0s
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

The foregoing We're each separately
adopted by the following vote on call
for the ayes and nays:-
yes-Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauek.
Nays-None.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02
BOARD or STREET AND WATER
COMM SSIG NEKS.
0fficiai Proceedings.l
lContinued1
tContinued1


For each and every lineal foot OF
70 east iron pipe cleaned, per
lineal foot ........s.... IS
Il being the lowest bidder, and the
Corporation Attorney be and is hereby
directed to prepare and have executed
fhe necessary contract therefor.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

NY WIFE, NfABE {, C,AI.ROW. HAY
ing lett ms bed and board. ! viii not
be responsible for any debts contracted
BY her WIgilLIAM IT. GALR0AY.
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-02

MY WIFE CHARLOTTE HAVING
left my bedand board | will not be rs-
spsnsihle for s.fly debts contracted by her
FIgE RUCgTCl pONZGNI, oil Eye ave.