The Jersey City news., 1891-04-03
house. TO take tn the Fourth, Fifth and
Seventh Police Precincts.
On motion ADJOURNED.
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BOARD OF sIREkr AND WATER con-
MISSI0NkRS

and Water Commissioners held on Non
day. March 80. 1891 at ten o'clock a. 10.
preseut-Presideut Somers and Com
missioners Dugan and Van keuren.
ABsent-NoBe.
Reading OF the minutes OF regular meet
ing held March %, 1891. was dispersed
with and on motion were approved as en-
crossed.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND cosfNiU-
NIcATloNs.
From the A. j. Boyle Association.
Inviting Board to attend their ball on
Monday, March 80, 1891.
Received and Invitation accepted.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From {, Healy Jr., Wafer Registrar
submitting certificate ia favor OF Fox &
Drummond S556,6S on account Of contract
No 443.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Assessments aud Extensions.
REPORTS or THE CHIEF ENGINEER
Tie Chief Engineer reported eei tifcates
in favor of
Patrick Ryan. 5000 10. retained percent
age on contract No. $40.
Denis Byrnes. $500 on account OF con-
tract No. s62.
Edwards Bros. $500, on account of con
tract No. $50.
Thomas cayanagh, $1,000 on account of
contract No. 600.
Michael Curley, $500 on account of con-
tract No COL.
Patrick o.Nelll. $500 on account of con-
tract No. Coz
Henry Byrne, s1.4o5.s0, on account OF
contract No. COS.
Received and referred to their appropri-
ate committees
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented
Thomas Fallou, $40o5; l.. II. Broome,
$3.50 and S450; Patrick Burke. $50; VIII
liam Dunn, S16; Albert DATE, $50 and So;
L II. -
S22 80; $50 and S17.50 J. w. Harrison,
SAB IS; Jersey City News, $3.50 and $3.50;
james Leo, $40; New Jersey Stnats Zei-
tung, s45, $40; s3750, $3.50. $50, s32 80,
$3.50, s25 $s1.@5 and SlL70; G. Ii. O'Neill,
50; "A. o. Mara, S22.50: ii. j. Powell, S2l;
j. Schellenberger, SIS so aud S1g0: also
Pay Rolls Commissioners ana Clerks,
$749.9S; Engineering Bureau, S,3ll.65;
Water Registrar, etc, s., $50 03; SuperiE-
tendents, etc, 1929. 16; labor on me:ers,
$4GO; March, 1891, repairing water pipe,
80; taking out rock. s3O2. both jan
uary, 1891
Received and referred to their appropri-
ate committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Streets ami Sewers
reported on certificates of the Chief Eu-
gineer, in favor Of Patrick Ryan, S229 10,
retained percentage on contract No. 54D;
Denis Byrnes, $500. on account Of contract
No. 562; Thomas Cayanazh, $1,000. on ac-
count OF contract No. 600: Michael Curley.
$500 on account of contract No. COL;
Patrick O'Neil, $500. on account of con-
tract No. 504; Henry Byrne, s1,425.20, on
account of contract No COS. and on claims .
of j. G. News, s27. so; Vanderbeek & Son,
s25 Il, as correct. The report was ac-
cepted.
The Committee on Pumping and ReseT-
yoirs reported on claims of fheo. Smith &
Bro, sl61.3l and 50; Robert Donshea,
S2S: James Carlin, Sl2961; James Z. Hail,
s1s2. 50 and 81: United Gas Improvement
Co., S55 So; John A. Viii, $2l.15; 4. W.
Harrison, 500; c. p. Bassett. S75; J. j. X.
Croes, S5S, as correct. The report was ac-
ceDted.
The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions reported on certificate OF the
Water Registrar in favor Of Fox &
Drummond S756. SIS on account of contract
No 443 and on claims of Thomas fallon,
$40 So; BARLEY Conlon, S1045 so; Charles A.
Loescb, S1050; United Gas Improvement
| Company, SIS SO 65 and So %; also Pay
| Rolls Commissioners and Clerks, s149.9o;
Water Registrar, etc. &. 3GO O3; Superin-
| tendents, etc, S.29. l6; labor on meters,
| $i6O, March 1891; repairing water pipe,
Sg23 so; taxing out rock, S302, both Janu-
ary. 1891, as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Public Building and
| Docks reported on certificate OF tue Chief
| Engineer IN IaVOf OF EuWsFuS DrOS. ScVV
| on account of contract No. 500. and on
| claims OF Philip L. Martin, s445.10 aud
1888. 50; William Dunno, S20l. 40, James +.
| Moran, $3U, as correct.
! The report was accepted.
| The Committee on Engineering and
| Survey reported on a claim of j. w. Har-
rIson, S12 30, and on pay roll of Engineer
| ing Bureau, 81, ,3l1. 10; March, 1891, as cor
| rect.
The report was accepted.
OPENING OF SEALED PROPOSALS
| Proposals for construction of sewer In
| St. Paups avenue from Tonneie avenue
| to the Haekensack River. five (5) in num-
Der, were presented as follows
The bid of Thomas Cavan agh was
! thIoWn out as informal.