Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-01-22

= A letter from the Borough of Ber-
genfield quoted them as being dis
satisfied with the present state of the
Schraalenburg road, in their bor-
ough, which was declared to be a
detriment. The communication was
referred to the County Road Com
Fmittee.
A communication from A. B.
Strickland called the Boards atten-
ton to letter dated December II,
in which he asked for compensation
for his sister who had been injured
while crossing. the Fort Lee road.
Referred to counsel.
"A complaint from Waldwick con-
corning encroachment at the corner
l!of Franklin and, Prospect avenues
was referred to the Road Committee
and the engineer, with instructions
to- report on the matter as soon as
! possible.
The Borough of Closter requested
information concerning the taking
over of the Schraalenburg road, in
| that borough. Referred to Road Com
mittee.
The following bridgetenders were
appointed, subject to the pleasure OF
the Board, and their salaries were
fixed by resolution:
/: Union Avenue Bridge-Cornelius E.
Howard and Peter Green, at $50 a
month each.
Rutherford Avenue Bridge = Jos.
Goetschius, $40; Robert Sheldrich,
$50; and E.. T.. Galloway, $25.
I Berry's Creek Bridge-Jos. Ress-
Ter, $50.
| Paterson Plank Road Bridge =
Frank Berger and Augene Thomack
$66 each; Thomas Mcclure, $55, and
B. Schneider, $3.50.
Nutley Bridge-Arthur Schrecken-
stein, Joseph Ferrara, Seth Gainlin
and John Jordan, at $33 month
leach.
Belleville Bridge-C. M. Smith,
$29.16; William Gardner and Jas. J.
Ryan, $25 each; Arthur Nautilus,
William ]. Peiffer, James Fernicola,
James H.. Anderson, Arnold Wasser
and w. T. Pudney, $2O.84 month
each.
|. Little Ferry Draw-Henry Rinker
and Robert Guy, $75 month each.
Overpeck William Sands
and Alphonse Thompson, $50 a
month each.
County Bridge, River Edge-James
Yearsley, $3.50 month.
New Bridge. H. Natalie, $3.50 a
month.
Anderson Street Bridge-Henry
Reiners, $50 a month
Second Street Bridge-Corneliu
HOFFMAN, $50 month.
Eighth Street Cornelius
Pipeling, $3.50 a month.
Passaic Draw-Jos. Kavanagh and
Thos. McDonough, $50 month each,
and j. Gilman, $40 month.
For appointments on joint bridges
the authorities will be asked to con-
cur in; the appointments.
The clerk announced the receipt
of check for $4,000 from the Hack
ensack Hospital Association, which
will apply to the Isolation Hospital
Account.
The following banks were desig-
mated as county repositories:
Hackensack Trust Co., Hackensack,
National, Peoples National, Ruther-
ford National, Rutherford Trust Co.,
Citizens National Bank Englewood;
Palisade Trust and Guarantee Co., of
Englewood; Carlstadt National, First
National Banks of Lodi, Ridgewood,
Ridgefeld Park, Garfield, Westwood,
Tenafy, Ramsey and Lyndhurst;
Closter National, Fort Lee National
and Bergen County Bank, Ruther-
ford -
The following papers were desig-
mated as official papers:
South Bergen Eagle, Hackensack
Republican, Bogota Review, Ramsey
Journal, Ridgewod Herald, West
wood Chronicle, Park Ridge Local,
Bergen Record, Englewood Press,
Evening Record, Bergen County DEM
ocrat, Enterprise, Hasbrouck Heights
Newsletter, Ridgefeld Park Bulle-
tin, Borough News, Palisadian, Fort
Lee Sentinel, Saturday Review, Ruth
erford Republican and the Adver-
-tiser.
On motion SITS was set aside for
each paper as the annual payment
for the monthly publication of the
list of expenditures. Payments will
be made quarterly on presentation
of proof of publication-on to the
clerk and one to the chairman of the