Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-12
SOUTH AMBOY
BOND ISSUE
Ordinance Was Passed on
Final Reading at Council
Meeting Last Night.
WANT WAITING ROOMS
e NEKS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Oct. 12;-There
were present at the adjourned meet
ing of the council, last evening,
Mayor scully, Messrs, B~errian, Man
haitian and Stanton, also Clerk Full
ton and Solicitor Pearse.
The first order of business was
taking up on second reading the or
bonds by the city of South Amboy
for the purpose of constructing q
general system of sanitary sewers in
the city and providing for and regu-
lating the submission and issuance of
said bonds to the voters of the city,
After being passed on the second
reading it was taken up for third and
final reading by title, passed, and or
idered published in accordance with
law after receiving the signature of
approval of the mayor.
Mr.. Berrian spoke of the winter
season approaching and called atten-
ton to the fact that at the transfer
points of the Jersey Central Traction
Company and Public Service Com
pany at Main street and Stevens ave
nue and Main. ST get and Broadway
no provision was made for passengers
to keep out of the cold and wet
weather. he therefore made a mo-
ton that the clerk communicate with
the trolley companies, stating it Is
our desire to have suitable waiting
rooms erected at these junction
points. Carried.
Mr.. Berrian also called attention
TO the fact that a nickle ride on the
trolley from S~ayreville township ter.
inmates at what Is called VOLTS
switch and that to get to the juno
ton points on Main street 1t is neces-
sary to pay an additional nickle. AS
this is a hardship to quite a number
a motion was passed that the CLERK
write the Public Service Corporation
stating it is desired that suitable
transfers be made from VOLTS
switch to the junction of the trolley
lines in the city of South Amboy.
Mr.. Stanton asked if anything had
been done as to extending the water
main $50 feet so as to connect with
the main of the Morgan Heights peo-
Pile; that the Morgan Heights people
were about completed and were clam
oring for water. Mr.. Manhattan
stated he had a talk with the chair
man of the water committee, Mr..
Campion, who had been sick all the
week, also that he had taken it ur
with Commissioner Martin, who was
going to give a figure on it, and he
was told that the figures were desired
as soon as possible as the people
were anxious for the water.
Mayor Scully inquired about the
second section of the sewer system
Mr.. Stanton stated there were some
alterations to make in the speciiea-
tfons and he understood they were to
be ready tonight. The clerk stated
he received telephone communication
from Mr.. Mason, saying the speei6ca-
lions would be left at the city hall
and he found a package with some
alterations in ink and presumed they
are what were referred to; that as
yet no Instructions have been given
to have bids asked for. Mr. Stanton
moved tina the clerk be instructed to
advertise for bids for the construc-
ton of the second section of the
sewer system, but this was with
drawn as Mr.. Berrian stated he UNI
derstood the profile plans are not
ready at this time and quite likely
representatives of contractors would
come from some distance as soon as
the advertisement was inserted and
request the privilege of looking over
the plans, and he thought it well to
hold off for a week until the plans
could be on hand in case they were
desired for reference, etc.