Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-19

Proce cdfngs of the Board of Aldermen
OF the City of Perth Amboy, ". ,.
April 2s. 1919.

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Adjourned meeting of the Council OF
the City of Perth Amboy. n. j.. held
April card. 1919. adjourned from April
21st. The members present were Al
dersen. Clark. Riedy and Alderman-at-
Large Grouse.
Bids for the disposal of garbage
were RECEIVED and opened as follows;
GRAHAM & McKEON.
(with their own dumping ground)
One year. SAC. $500.
! Two years. $93. $3.50. 90.
I Three years, $140,0 00.0 0.
with duming ground provided by the
city,.
One year. si3.36o.OO.
Two years. sS5. 600. 90.
Three years. 1927. 951.0 90.
LIDDLE & PFEIFFER.
: with their own dumping ground)
, One year. $47.225.00.
Two years, s94.025. 90.
Three years, s142, 10000.
with dumping ground provided by
one year, s4s.s75.Oo.
Two years. $50. 600 90.
Three years. s129, 100000.
Motion of Mr.. Clark prevailed that
all bids be rejected. On motion the
Committee on Streets and Sewers was
authorized to readvertise for III at
the earliest possible date, according
to specifications prepared by the city
Engineer and adopted by Council. Mo-
tion prevailed. that the certified che(s
be returned to the BLDG, ; on ttrbage
contract.
Motion prevailed that the Committee
on Streets and Sewers take the neces-
sary means to remove garbage and
ashes after May LIST until the new gar
bage contract is signed.
A request from l.. c. Jensen to be
retired from the Police Department
under half pay pension. was received
and the request granted.
The Committee on judiciary recon-
mended that membership dutn to the
Maui TGranxy Ctafa LA IN of Mnnfainal-
tiles amounting to $50 be paid, which
was confirmed, and a warrant ordered
drawn af err the Comptroller has au-
dited the bill.
The Committee on Streets aad Sew
ers recommended that the contract for
paving Elm Street from Market street
to New Brunswick be awarded to the
East Jersey Bridge Company. they be-
ing the lowest bidder, which ~ 'om-
m%endation was on motion confirmed.
Bill of James Halbert for Sass for
services in Lincoln Engine House. was
received and warrant ordered drawn. Z
The following resolution by Mr.,
Andersen:
whereas. the East Jersey Bridge
Company was the lowest bidder for
the paving of Elm Street from Market
Street TO New Brunswick Avenue with
Warrenite. according to plans and spe-
son, CITY Surveyor. its bid being the
sum total of S32,342.O0.
Now, therefore be it resolved, that
the contract for--said paving be and
hereby is awarded to the said East
Jersey Bridge Company, and which
said contract is to be entered into by
the Mayor and attested by the City
of an ordinance appropriating moneys
to pay for the same.
was introduced and adopted by the
following vote: Yea-Wilson. Waters,
Andersen Clark Riedy Grouse.
Nay-None.
Motion prevailed that the checks of
unsuccessful bidders on Elm Street
Paving be returned.
The following resolution by Mr..
I Whereas the Collector of Revenue
requires stamped envelopes and stamps
in order that the tax bills may be sent
to respective properly owners, there
fore,
Be 1t resolved. that the Committee
on Printing ann Stationery be au.
to purchase same at a cost
not to exceed 1925. |
was introduced, and adopted by the
following vote: Yea-Wilson, Waters,
Motion prevailed that the Council re-
vert to the introduction of ordinances.
An ordnance ent AZ /, An o%rdd. n coss
of the paving of Elm Street from Mar
Street running north to New
Brunswick Avenue with Warrenite."
reading by the following vote Yea
Waters, Patten, Andersen,
Clark, Riedy. Grouse. Nay-None.
Motion prevailed that the matter re-
to exemption of soldiers, sail
ors and marines on taxes be referred
to the City Attorney and Committee on
Taxation.
Motion prevailed that the Street
Commissioner notify the owners of the
estate on Fayette street to
place sidewalks in proper shape or
else the City will do the work. and
charge same to the Woglom Estate.
Adjourned.
JOHN HANSON, JR.,
City Clerk.
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