Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-08
is NAMED FOR
LIBRARY BOARD
Council Confirms Appo at-
ment of John NJ. 0'Tooie by
Mayor BOIIschweiIer.
is EMPLOYED IN BANK
Succeeds Rev. Julian ZieIin-
ski Who Resigned--0 Other
Matters Are Taken Up.

Appointment Of John N OToole
to the Board Of Trustees Of the Perth
Amboy Public Library in the plare Of
Rev. Julian Zielinski who resie1 ed, 4
was confirmed and numerous CIler
matters were taken up by the ard
of Aldermen at its regular me- iBg
last night. The fremen, anxious to
learn their authority in riding on
trolley cars to and from fires, pre-
sented a com muniCatiOn to the alder !
men requesting that the council I
direct the city attorney to render an !
opinion as to the legality CT the (
agreement with traction companies
permitting them TO ride
Paying Teller in Bank.
John NJ. O'Toole was appointed as
a member Of the Board Of Trustees
of the local library by Mayor Albert I
Bollschweiler. The mayor hal a
Communication before the council on
the subject and the appointment was
unanimously confirmed. Mr.. O'Toole
is paying teller in the First National
Bank. He will take the place left !
vacant bv Rev Mr.. Zielinski, who re-
signed when he went to Europe.
The communication from the fire
companies was read and referred to I
the committee On judiciary. II was
signed by Patrick J. Rocks, chief en- !
gineer of the department. The fire.
men requested an early opinion that !
they may learn as soon as possible
Of their rights in using trolley cars
to ride IN to and from fires Before
a public utility measure became ef-
fectiye there was no question as to
their right in that respect A rule
is now being enforced by the Pablic
Service Railway Company by which
fremeu and police officials not in
uniform are not permitted TO ride
free Of charge, whether or not they
are in the discharge of their Official
duties.
Building Inspectors Report
Building Inspector Michael j. Nc
Namara rendered a report for July
in which he st forth that plans mad
/ been received for s55,140 worth OF
new building IN rssv r-sssszsl@ collected
and and sPssls,m p - Body. 'as'ss sssH ssHs
the foilo{~s said TO have NO
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Jobs, $4,000.
= RESOLUTIONS were passed authorfz.
ing a $50, 900 bond issue for CITY I'M
4, provements. The authorization was
| made in anticipation of 1911 taxes.
Concrete Walk Bid.
! The public grounds and build 'ngs
| committee reported that c. C. Chris
! tensen's bid for laying a concrete
walk in front Of the Mcclellan fire
/ house in State street had been ac-
cepted. He agreed to lay the walk
/ for twenty cents a square foot
Protection Hook & Ladder COM
pany was given permission to take
Its apparatus to participate in a
parade at Freehold on Labor Day.
Alderman Dalton stated that provf-
sion had been made to have the old
apparatus in the house TO protect
this city.
Exemption Papers Requested.
Request for exemption papers for
Henry loft, William c. Smith and
Heinrich Smith, Of Eagle Hose h
Chemical Company, was referred to
the committee on fire. The resigna-
ton of Michael Patten from Liberty
Hook & Ladder Company in favor Of
Lincoln Engine Company was re-
ferred to the committee on fire. A
recommendation that Ernest McKen-
zie be placed on the roll of Protec-
ton Hook & Ladder Company was
placed on file. recommendation OF
the committee on fire that I. Burt
Moore and Frank Rhodes, of Lincoln
Engine Company. be granted exemp-
tion papers; that L. H FRANKIE Al
fred Johnson and John Campbell, of
Washington Hose & Chemical Com
pany, be given exemption par
that Charles White be made a nom
Der and that Leonard COsgrove's
name be stricken from the roll OF
the Washington company, were
adopted