The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-13

The Committee on Assessments and Extensions
presented the following:
~ttesoiveq. That by and with The concurrence Of ths
Board OF Finance, the sums hereinafter mentioned
De paid to the persons named, respectively; for ser.
eFdIng october 3lst, 1883, amounting in the aggre
Resolved, That by and with the concurrence of the
Board OF ftnance.th sums hereinafter m sntioned be
rendered laying water pipe for month ending Octo
Der 31st, 1880. amounting in the aggregate tc
Resolved, That by and with the concurrence of the
board OF Finance, the sums hereinafter mentioned
&c paid to persons named respectively for services
rendered repairing water gates for month ending
October 31st, 1889. amounting in the aggregate t6
Resolved, That by and W 18th the concurrence of the
be paid to the persons named respectively for SER
vices rendered as laborers ON meters. for the month
sas sa5s j. '00sf o. lS0'' amounting IN IN aggregate
October Il 9;24 p. m; %stiiil-owner. John Bush,
explosion.
OCTOBER Y. 2:o5 p, m. still-owner, n. stevens,
frame dwelling; loss, slight; cause, detective
october "A. 900 p. m, box, Showers and occu.
pants, Pennsylyanla Railroad: foot. Exchange Place
pipe.
Il. \. Snyder; LAG Wilton Street: frame stable: loss
on stock. sio0; on bulIdlng, 1855; insurance on ssonk.
hS ocfo Se o y, afs a. sR @' b Gsu ss. dpTngw sna OCCUPANT.
I. +, Noonan; 40 Van Wrinkle Street; frame dwell
M 6et Lob 4 Is 4:5 Sa ). m sp box 5 5roW Gnsrn ana OCCUPANT.
VIM, Brown. q and A Hudson Street; brick
tmaehlnel shop; loss slighr cause, friction of machn-
0otnber "a, 1908 a. NJ, box and occu-
pants. Pacific Avenue, opposite Bfamhall; rramu
tstoyel foundry; loss on STOCK. $3.50; on building,
$5.72ii insurance on stock, $685. on building, $5,T2I;
October n 1921 a. M sthl5nowncr, Mrs. Girtlsr;
occupants, several families; 1857 THIRD Street; frame
Dwelling; loss slight; cause. defective fue.
October %, 1890 a; m. sLilI-uwner, ars. I. Sur
Avenue; brick store and dwelling loss on STOCK. BIOL;
on building SIS; insurance on stock, sI01; on build
ing, SIS; cause, upsettlng OF stove.
October 81, 7;o5 ?. M. box 4aowner. Michael Coyle:
ten ment; loss slight; cause unknown.
Total loss IN October, fifteen thousand three hun.
dred and eighty-one dollars 1915, 3Sil; fetal insurance
pad in October. fifteen thousand three hundred and
eiRhty-one dollars, SI5,9S1G Total number o. alarms
Resolved. That by ana with the concurrence ortne
Board Of Finance. the sums hereinafter mentioned
month ending oeLoorr 81, 1883, amounting IN
Resolved. That by and with the concurrence OF the
delivering about 500 iengths Of G-i1ch casr iron water anI
pipe, be and is hereby awarded 20 Warren Foundry
and Machine CO, at The price named in thtr pro
being the lowest Did received, and that the Corpora
exscafed the he necessary ss ssTse Contract fortRe same NAYS
Resolved, That $50 be paid to John Kiernan; tor
lumber; s63 50 to John Herman, for lumber S25 80
TO John Herman, for lumbei; 500 20 to VIM. Cos
Resolved, That $40 So be paid to Philip Il. Martin,
for repairs a. Office; S21o to Philip f. Martin. for
Dig iesui Tof VI 70 fllIlD H.. MAFtiA, Tor sGlllng me
tiers; $40 As to Phitip i. Martin. for repairs to fuc-
mace; s7s o5. ISL %. $il. ss6 81 and $50 So 70 Duaan
repairing harness, etc.. S2S is 70 j. Schelleneerger
for harness supplies, 1897 TO National Meter Co tor
meters SOL 10 John Larktns. for repavlne; $76 50 to
John Lar ms, for rspavlng; so 81 10 JOHN P MUIR
C fay for for p 5og aa, nic; sse 10 s ~ j "a 70 p 1S Mnrr !; H ao FAY
tools; 81 81 to Johp r. Murray Co., for Kerosene oiij
a ;S1 80 Con- one for ari pay-S nGf i Sead fsas,i ss s. to y sb g Argus gus
Go, for printing BIZ beads; s e 70 the Argas Co.
Ing So CT to Dodge & Co., for lamber: $50 to Dodge
4 Sa Gos l Sly tam b q 20 sts SsEs g c 8; Z; W foS reS y Co. sf for
Sls2 TO James f. ~omcrs, for truck hire.
The foregoing were each adopted by the following
vote, on the call Tor the ayes and nays:
Aves-President Somers and Commissioners Dugan
and Van ksuren.
The Committee on Public Buildings and Docks
Resolved, That SIS be paid TO W. W, Edwards for
services rs inspector on public school building No.
", IN month OF September, 1889, charge appropria-
Resolved. That 81 so be paid to the Argus Co. for
charge appropriation for engine house No. L.
The foregoing were each ADOPTED by The following
vote, on the call for the ayes and navs;
Ayes-Presldent Somers and Commissioners Dugan
and Van Keuren.
on motion Of Commissioner Duran, the Board
took a recess Of FIVE minutes. On reassembllng all tho
members or the Board were present.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolved, That The chief engineer be instructed to
trepare an estimate OF the cost or a stand pipe at
High Service and submit it 10 this board at the next
meeting.
ADOPTED by the following vote, on the call for the
ayes and nays:
~Ayes-president Somers and Commissioners
pugan and Van Keuren.
Nays-None.
ly CoTnmlss oner Dugan:
Resolved, That the Board of Finance be and is
hereny requested 10 direct the comptroller to place
the sum Of $l,3s2 y TO the credit of the salary ac.
count OF this board 1or the current fiscal year.
ADOPTED by the Following vote, on the call for the
ayes and navs:
Ayes-President Somers and Commissioners Dugan
and Van Neuren.
N~ays-None.
On motion OF Commissioner Van Keuren, the Board
adjourned GEO, 4. BOUTON Clerk.