Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-23

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Thus II will be seen from the aforego.
ing tina II Is mandatory upon your board
to take the proper steps 10 cause the
shall have as near an equal population, Oi
that no ward after readjustment shall
contain a larger population than any tive
wards.
have prepared the proper ordinance for
your consideration and action.
LEO GoLDBERoER.
City Attorney.
was received and ordered entered in the
minutes.
Request of the American Legion Post
No. As that particular attention be given
to ex-service men in the selection Of new
patrolmen, was received ana referred e
the Mayor, as he makes appointments.
accommodation Of the State and
Wa shington Streets Taxpayers Associa-
ton in reference. to a Union Railroad de-
pot was received and referred to the
Committee of the Whole.
The following communication from the
Public Service Railway Company:
November :, 1891.
Mr.. Leo Goldberger.
Perth Amboy. n. j.
City Attorney,
Dear SIR
This will acknowledge receipt of your
stfN $500 sha ~ ~ ~
vember LIST, relating 10 your request that
the company repair the roadbed on Smith
Street and to our letter of September %,
saying that the matter had been referred
to our operating department for a report.
Mr.. Chandler called upon you after your
request had been given consideration and
in reply to your letter and We understand
that he Informed you hat II would be Inn
possible for the company to do any work
On smith Street as funds are not available
this year: that we are DESTROYS of doing
the work n q gnnn n q nngQthln md that "a
is our intention, IL money is available next
year, to make repairs at that time. This
statement, we regret to say, Is indefinite
as to next year but the work obviously
cannot be done unless funds are available
and at the present time it is impossible
for us to definitely determine what our
situation will be then.
We can only assure you of our desire 10
do the work when we can and trust that
you will appreciate our position and the
reason that we cannot give you a more
definite answer. We are
Very truly yours.
PERCY INGALLS,.
Secretary.
was received and ordered enered in the
minutes.
Request of Washington Hose and Chem
1cal Company for exemption certificate for
Louis p. Booz. and report of the death Of
Paul Geske, was received and referred TO
the Committee on Fire.
The following opinion of the City At
torney:
Nov. II. 1921.
Board of Aldermen.
City o fPerth Amboy.
In re: Application of Holy Cross Church
Tor cancellation of taxes 1920 S101.05,
Block les. lot 37-40 inc.
Gentlemen
In this case my information is hat tho
building is being partially rented and is
also occupied by the officiating clergyman.
follows:
"The building actually occupied as a
| parsonage nv the offciatino rlarUvypap ~
any religious corporation of this State and
owned by said corporation to an amount
| rot sling 5000 provided.
however. that the said building or
institutions used and occupied by the
same as aforesaid are not conducted for
profit. except that the exemption of build.
ingS and lands used for charitable, benep-
olent or religious purposes shall extend to
cases where the charitable. benevolent OF
religious work therein carried on is sup.
ported partly by fees and charges received
from or on behalf of benefciaries using OF
occupying said building, provided the
building is wholly controlled by and en-.
tre income therefrom is used for sait
religious purposes
There is a doubt in my mind as Il
whether the Holy Cross Church, in view O.
the fact hat it rent out it's parsonage anc
SIMPLY reserves a room for its pastor, IL
entitled to exemption under the Act.
Towever. as the County Board of Taxa.
ton did exempt said Holy Cross Church
from taxes for the year 1921. / am bount
to follow its ruling. although I have m,
doubts as to the Correctness of said rui
ing. l believe urdar the circumstance
exemption should be allowed, but that /.
a matter for your Board 20 mass upon. vol
have the discretionary po yc-.
Respectfully sub,ni-ted,
LEO GOLDREEGCR.
City Attorney.
was ordered entered in the minutes, ant
the contents complied with.
Letter from Representative c. Raw.
mond LYONS in reference to increase in
percentage for bond limit bill, was receiv.
ed and ordered filed.
The following communication:
November "A 1921.
dermen.
Gentlemen:-
We, the following property owners anf
tenants do hereby petition the honorable
nody TO eliminate the tenants at No. IS,
tate street, as they are undesirable ten,
ants as well as a public nuisance. TT
aoope tenants are known as gypsies.
Signed.
v. C. BAUMLIN,
V. MARCINIAK,
A. NIEMIERA.
GUSTAV JOSEPH,
JOSEPH MASSOPUSr.
STEVE I.ACHIEWICZ. r.
JOHN a. MORITko,
PAUL PIASECKI
was received an 'dordered entered IN III
minutes. "f'
Communication in the matter Of pi.
hVnu anu Dimond, Inc, bankrupt, wa.