The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-14

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Harry Clifton. occupant Albert II. D1rr.
~ Baldwin avenne. frame dwelling. loss
on building $50, on furniture 500. in-
suraDce on building $3.50, on furniture
$500, cause ann expios ion.
December 10. 6.12 p. m, box 81. owner
and occupant Harry Clifton, 20 Baldwin
avenue. frame dwelling, loss on building
$3.50. insurance on building $3.50, cause
extension Of above fire.
December IS. $40 4 m, still, owner and
occupant John Finnerty. 113 Sussex
street, brick dwelling, loss slight, cause
December i6. GA p. M. box "a. owner
Henry Wild, occupants Bush g. Holliugs-
worth, Ill and 119 Ninth street, brick
(paint works. building, loss slight, cause
unknown.
December II, s3I a. m. stiIl. owner
Fleming estate. occupants New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company, Wash
tnRton o Montgomery streets, brick
building, loss slight, cause carelessness.
Decembe ", 92 a. m. box 81, owner
ana occupant Annie Ward, So Jefferson.
avenue, frame dwelling, loss none, cause
foul chimney.
December IL, 1910 a. M. still, owner.
Michael Lenahan. occupants. several
families, 1J3 Morgan street, frame tene-
ment, loss bone, cause foul chimney.
December II. 1909 p. m, still, owner
b. Mcdonnell, occupants several families,
~ GhACE DAALA NC4E8AlAAH
loss light, aust foul chimney.
December IL, 445 ?. m. owner Patrick
Halloran, occupants several families, "a
Railroad avenue. frame dwelling, loss
slight, cause foul chimney.
December IL. sos p. m, still. owner
Charles Stoyeken. occupant William
Reed. 81 Linden avenue. frame dwelling.
loss slight, cause foul chimney.
December II. 554 p. M, box PAL, owner
and occupant Eagle Brewing Company.
$50 Ninth street. brick brewery build
ing, loss slight. aus unknown.
December is. GO a m, still, owner
Mr.. Bumstead, occupants several fami-
lies, 3O5 Washington street, brick tene-
ment. loss n0ne, cause foul chimney.
December is, 84Sp m. box las, owner
and occupant Frank Weld, PCS New
York avenue, frame blacksmith shop. loss
on stock s4S7, on building $500. insurance
on stock S4sz. on building 400. cause un-
known.
December 10, ass D. M. box 241, owners
n occupants Sisters of St. Francis
Pavonia avenue and Erie street, brick
(St. Francis HospitaD building. loss on
building s400. insurance on building $500,
cau from furnace.
December 10, ASS p. M, still, owner
John Quinlau. occupant John LeaheT.
ZIG Ninth street. brick DAT tenement,
loss none. cause boiling over pan OF
fat.
OcceuiDef ~, y y. H. SUN. owner, n. a.
Motley, occupant >. McGonegai, l29z
jackson venue. frame dwelling, loss
slight, u lamp explosion.
December "a, 1917 p m, boxz Ga, owner
and occupant G. A. Lewis. 92 Jewett
n frame dwelling, loss 81 building
s50o,, insurance on building 500, cause
carelessness.
December "a. u. IL p. m, box 81. owner
Mrs. Z. Ahrens, unoccupied, 204 Jewett
avenue, frame dwelling. loss on building
800. insurance on building $500, cause ex-
tension of above fire.
December IS. 9.4 p. IN. Box Sc. owner.
Mary Hogan, occupants, several families.
T92 Newark avenue. brick tenement, loss
slight, cause lamp explosion.
december ~, 6:4z D. m. Owner, Henry
Lenlbeck, occupants. Henry S~cnloero.
$50 Garfield avenue. brick dwelling, loss
slight, cause, oyerheated stove.
Total loss In December $14, 256.
Total insurance In December $40, 900.
TRIAL number of alarms thirty-Iwo f32l.
Total number of bell alarms seventeen
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY f FARRIER.
Chief Engineer.
The report of tine sick OF the Depart
ment by the Chief Engineer was pre-
scented. received and referred to the Boar
as a Committee who subsequently re-
ported directing that pay be deducted
from Mahlon S%peicher. telegraph line
man. for time lost in consequence OF
sickness.
On motion report was received and
adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolved by President Conway
Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board.
the Chief Engineer, Superintendent of
Telegraph, and Inspector Of Horses, be
directed to present their annual reports
at the next meeting Of the Board.
Adopted by the votes of all the mem
bers OF the Board.
Resolution by Commissioner Hender-
SON.
Resolved, That the Committee on
Houses aud Harness be aud they are here
use In this department at a cost not to ex-
coed three hundred dollars.
Adopted by the following vote
Yeas-Al the members of the Board.
Resolution by Committee on Salaries: -
Resolved, That warrants be drawn in
favor of the permanent men employed in
this department. for salaries for the first
half month of January. 1891, when due,
as per list filed herewith, amounting in
the aggregate to twenty-nine hundred
aud seventy-four dollars and sixty-one
cents (S2.974GIl.
Adopted by the following vote
Yeas-All the members of the Board.
The Board then took a recess. Upon
reassembling, all the members were pres
ent. with the exception of COMMISSIONS
Brown.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS
Claims Of Evening Journal Association,
sf9 50;S S. e. Leonard. $5: T. P. Rehill, s31,
ID. A. Plat. S13747 and sl6S. 25; OH
Dempster, $500 aud $500; Michael Casey,
S47.yf and 81 10; c. Steck & Son. S94. 10.
$3.50 and y5T; Shrope s. Hazard, So;
James j. Duane, st59.26; The United Gas
Improvement Company, S3.45, S32-55,
S3g. 10 $35 IS, $3.75 and s22 IS: Healv & Mo
ran, Si3. &c; John DAILY, $50. IS; Charles
Boltwood, $4O9.06 and s.. 43; n. A. Won
Thur, 1851 and S2i.70; p. Maypother,
s2l.4 10; Wood g. Menagh. S7.43. S522 and
SlO: D. A. Woodhouse Manufacturing
Company, $3.50, $ll.25 and S29.S6, having
been audited and reported correct by the
committees were ordered paid by the fol
lowing vote:-
Yeas-President Coaway and Com
missioner Henderson.
Nays-None.
Absent-Commissioner Brown.
On motion OF Commissioners Henderson
the Board then adjourned.
CHAS. EsTERBRooK,
Clerk.