The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-12
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERs.
Regular Meeting. Thursday. July is,
1901.

1891.
Continued
The appropriation for the payment OF
interest on county bonds Is Increased
S5.OT5 over the appropriation of last year,
said increase Is necessitated By tue pay
ment Of interest on tho new Pubic Road
bonds, under act OF legislature on that
subject.
The appropriation for permanent i'm
provements Is decreased from that Of last
year S2,575.
We rave appropriated the sum Of 5000
to pay the temporary loan Of 5000 bor-
rowed for the purpose of repairing aud
putting In condition the Newark aud
New York Causeway Road lately ac-
CURED by this Board under an act Of the
Legislature OF 1880.
In compliance with the act of Legisla-
ture OF 1889. we have appropriated and
placed in the tax lew the sum of 5000 to
20 towards the erection Of a monument.
commemorative Of the soldiers and sail
ora or the late war.
Your Committee would most respect
fully call The attention Of FOUR Honorable
Board to the fact that II the case OF the
Paik commissioners vs.. The Directorate
Large, now pending before the Supreme
Court, is decided in favor of the st md
taken by the Director -at-Large OF your
Honorable Board, the sum Of $4,000, to-
gether with the sum OF $4,000, a%ppropri-
ultU lOE saiu Eafh COMMISSIONER Tor rs
cal years 1890 OF and 'g2 will revert back
to the credit of the county.
In conclusion, your committee would
call attention to the fact that the apprO-
p~riation for ~Penitentiary is decreased
$1,000 from last year; the Committee on
Bridges, 5000; the Committee on Roads.
$1,000 and the Lunatic Asylum. $500.
Those are four of the most important
Committees under the cont1ol OF the
Board, 1t is unnecessary to state that
the strictest care and economy was ex-
ereised by the members of tue above
named committees during the present
fiscal year.
The appropriations for store room, SC.
is decreased So. 800 less than last year;
said appropriation has been carefully ex-
ponded during the present fiscal year by
the Committee on County Institutions,
and therefore recommend the above
named reduction.
Your committee would respectfully
state that strict care and economy
must be used in order that
the appropriations recommended
be sufficient to pay the expenditures of
the coming fiscal year.
We therefore recommend that the APP
preparations for the fiscal year 1891, and
1892 be fixed as u limit ut $734,400.
We also recommend that the sum Of
$73... 90 be raised by taxation, TO be APP
p%oitiohed by the Board of Commission
ers OF appeals in cases OF taxation, and
and for euualiZlng assessments for taxes
in the county OF Hudson amongthe differ
ent cities. and townships IN the
county, and we herewith submit proper
resolutions in the matter.
JOHN d. GoRMAN,
w. j. TIERNEY,
ID. NJ. NOoNAN,
w. II. ELLIS,
F. X. KIMBERLY,
NJ. HENNESsEY,
o. II. PERRY.
Freeholder Tierney moved the report
be received aud the recommendations
tharein contaipsd be adopted.
Question being taken on the motion on
yes ana NAYS. there voted as follows
Yeas-Direetor-at Large pro tenn. Cor
man and FTeeholders Coyle, Ellis, Hen
Messy, Kinimerly, Noonan, Perry aud
Tierney-S
Nays,-Freeholders Nelson and Ping
sten-2.
Absent Director-at-Larg Brugge-
manu-.
Director-at-Larg German pro tenn. de-
clared the report adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Freeholder Goiman;-
Resolved, That this Board do hereby
order appropriated and raised for county
purposes and expenditures for the fiscal
year, commencing December !, 1891, the
sun OF money.
Resolved, That the aforesaid amou nts,
as above specified, aud the whole amount
thereof, be aud Is hereby ordered raised
aud expenditures Of this county for al d
during the fiscal year, commencing De-
cember /, 1891, aud ending November 30,
1892, and that the aforesaid sum of S734,
400, with sums ar ising from all other mis-
ceIlaneous sources whatever added there
~ he aud fha 90 nta Ia barahv Hyad aC the
limit of county expenditures for aud dur
ing said fiscal year except as otherwise
may be provided by law.
Freebooter Noonan moved to adopt the
resolution.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays, there votek as follows
Neutrality-suspicious. Gormlu pro
tenn. and Freeholders Coyle, Ellis. Hen
Messy, Kimmerly, Noonan, Perry and
Tierney-S.
Nays-Freeholder Nelson and Ping
STEM.
Absent = Director-at-Large Brugge-
manu-.
Director-at-Lsrge German pro tenn. de-
clared the resolution adopted.
by Freebooter Gorman:-
Resolved, That the said sum of 1874. 400
be aud is hereby ordered raised 10y tax
alton in the manner authorized by law for
the fiscal year commencing December 30.
1, 1891, and ending November 30, 1892, aud
that the County Board OF Commissioners
OF Appeals IN case OF taxation and for
eQualizing assessments for taxes In the
county of Hudson be notified OF the &c
ton OF this Board as aforesaid, and "a copy
OF these resolutions be also served on said
last named Board.
Freebooter Noonan moved to adopt the
resolution.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays. there voted as follows:-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gorman pro
tem. and Freeholdars Coyle, Ellis. Hen
Messy. Klmmerly. Noonan, Perry and
Tierney, S
Nays-Freeholders Nelson and Ping
sten-2.
Absent - Director -at-Large Brugge-
manu-.
Dlrector-at-Large German pro tenn. de-
clared the resolution adopted.
By Freebooter Noonan;-
Resolved. That the survey and man OF
the Hudson county public road, as fled
in the office of the Clerk OF this Board
April 16, 1891, tie altered and changed as
to the course and location of said road
between a point in Meigs avenue between
West Sixth street and West Seventh
street, Bayonne, and a point in Avenue
A, between West Thirty-Sixth street and
Thirty-seventh street, Bayonne, as shown
in and by supplement- map L. prepared
by the Chief Engineer and herewith pre-
sented.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as fol-
lows