Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-02

Fire Alarm system
Three Alarms received over this system.
Police Call system
s.s4s report calls received over this sys-
Respectfully submitted.
j.. n. FRANKIE.
City Electrician.
was presented. and ordered entered In
the minutes.
The following certificate.
whereas, the Board Of Education OF the
| City Of Perth Amboy has decided that In
order to maintain the high standard OF
sary to pay a bonus to the employees or
the schools for the coming school year.
Whereas, the said Board Of Education
has prepared and delivered to each menu
her OF the Board OF School Estimate OF
the said school district a statement Of the
amount II money estimated to be neces-
Be It resolved. that the amount Of
% .%D;oy. sse sf x. % pub Ris sch SSne' for or the the
list. 1890. is nxed and deter mined at nfty-
ave thousand dollars 1855. 000).
FRANK DORSEY
JOHN X. sHEEHY.
v. w. MAIN,
CHRIS ANDERSEN.
Board % school Estimate Of the District
Of Perth Amboy, N. J.
4. II. cRowELL. Clerk.
Perth Amtoy, N. J.
June 9th, 1920.
was received. and ordered entered fin the
minutes By the following vote; Yea-Wil-
son. Waters, Patten, Andersen, clark,
The Clerk reported that the Mayor had
returned approved: -
Resolution to- pay Lillian johnson 800
Resolution to purchases Form 8 PEN
Resolution to purchase 5000 feet of cop
Resolution to advertise for bids for fuel
oils;
Resolution to purchase 20 Goose necks;
Resolution to repair Eagle Fire Truck;
Resolution to purchase paving blocks;
Resolution to issue duplicate warrant
for Standard Underground Cable Com
Resolution to refund $50 to Frank Pelo;
Resolution to refund $3.50 TO Harry Wun-
nenberg;
Clerk. for amount refunded to Samuel
Wilmer;
Resolution to issue 1880 temporary
bonds tnre tractor apparatus);
Resolution to issue $4,000 temporary i'm
provement bonds tLawrie st. Paving);.
Resolution to protest against changing
rules for shipment of explosives;
Resolution to issue sasoo temporary
bonds (FIre Hose ~equipment):
Resolution to issue $4,000 temporary
bonds Gawrie st. Sewer);
Resolution TO issue SIS, 900 temporary
Improvement bonds High st. Paving):
Resolution to advertise for bids for re-
lmOQeInR OTpnHuS ftOmts
which were ordered filed.
The Clerk also reported that the Mayor
had returned approved:
Resolution to advertise for bids for Com
Resolution to advertise for bids for Ga
rage and Stable. with the following COM
referring to resolutions attached here
to
Some time ago / approved building q
comfort station and a city stable and mu-
tutrtnaI Cor4Oa hnf conditions arr chang
ing daily. and / feel that the time has
arrived when only absolutely necessary
expenditures should be made.
You will be called upon to furnish ar
additional s55.oo0 to pay the bonus e
Teachers, and / feel that this item should
have your favorable consideration.
This is mentioned as an Illustration Of
the fact that unsettled conditions VIII
force you from time to time to meet un'
foreseen emergencies. and that fund
must be conserved with such situation IL
FRANK DORSEY.
Mayor.
The Clerk reported that the Mayor had
returned unapproved:
Resolution in re railroad situation will
the following
Returned unapproyed.
a previous meeting I Yetoer a reso
luton by Alderman Clark. which con
tanned practically the same points Will
additional ones. I am informed that c
the Friday evening committee meeting
/ previous 20 your regular Monday session
when action was taken on the resolution
Alderman Clark's resolution was present
ed, his purpose being to express sympath.
for the men and place their wage seal
and other facts before the public. / un
lderstand that there was much discussion
in committee, but there was no action I
amend nor to eliminate any part OF tn
resolution.
At your regular session this resolution
which 1 how veto. was presented with tn
knowledge Of only a eart Of the Alder
the Clark resolution. which all the Alder
men knew was to be presented.
To me 1t would appear that the secon'
resolution was prepared because some o
the Aldermen were Of the opinion that /
afforded political capital Of which they de
sired to acquire a part. Why was tn
Clark resolution not amended!
therefore veto this resolution becaus
} of the manner In which II appears t
have originated and in which 1t was pre-
FRANK DORSEY.
} June 10. 1920.
On motion the veto of the Mayor on tn
Railroad Resolution was not sustained, b
the following vote: sustainedENone. No
D sustainedmWiison, Waters Patten. An
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance I
J Issue $3.50 in bonds to pay costs of shar
, o 0us ci agd IN se COMMUNICATION e ssv ersve Maa take Axe
up on second reading. passed withou
amendment. taken up ON third reading an
final passage, and passed by the follow
ing vote: - Waters. Patter
Andersen. Clark. Riedy. Wester. Nay
/ None.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance 70
D the prevention OF fire in the City OF Pert
} Amboy'' was taken up on second reading
passed without amendment; taken up o
! third reading and final passage. an
son. Waters. Patten, Andersen. Clarl
Riedy. wester. Nay-None.
! Motion of Mr.. Clark prevailed. that tn
4 Mayor, the Committee on Police. and tn
i be given to all member of the Perth Am
boy Police force, to make a special efor
/ weapons without a proper. permit.
The following resolution by Mr.. Ande
Whereas. this Council did heretofor
Market Street from City Hall Park I
Herbert Street: Prospect Street fror
Market street to New Brunswick Avenue
Rector Street from Market Street I
a Lewis Street ana Sheridan Street froI
Market Street to Bridge Approach, and
Whereas by resolution duly approve
7 this Council did authorize the advertiser
for bids for said work. and
g Whereas, BIDS for SAID work were dui
received and the Standard Bitulithic Con
pany having bid the sum OF $21, 231, Il
sponsible Nader.
Be 1t resolved. that the proper munic,
pal officers be and hereby are authorize
to enter into an agreement with the sal
Company, the contract for sail work bs
ing hereby awarded to 1t. upon the pa
sage OF an ordinance appropriating none,
4 to pay the cost of said work
Be 1t further resolved. that the sal
company furnish a proper bond, TO I
1 approved by the City Attorney as to form
. was introduced. and adopted by the 70
s Andersen. Clark, Riedy. Wester. Nay
o None.