The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09

March. 1891.
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
tiOn adopted by the Board Of street and
Water Commissioners. TO wit:-Ordering
paid the following claims:-
Thomas Cavsnagh, S2S5; J.. g. Supply
Co, SS1.65. $500. IL and $50. p. Il. Martin:
Sg5.55, S22 20, s1s9. 10. as %, S29sS, and
SEA IS: 1avior Reed. S25 and 50; jas. b.
Somers. Sl62. 30, <229, $22. ST2 and $3.50.
Resolved. That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton adopted by the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners, to wit:-Authorlz-
ing the advertising for proposals for l,O50
lengths Of cast iron water pipe. 500
lengths of 6-inch, 200 lengths of s.
inch, and so lengths OF 4inch.
Received and ordered filed.
From the same Board.
Transmitting resolutions passed April
90. and approved by the Mayor April 30,
1891, to witt
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
lions adopted by the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners. April "a. 1891, 20
wit
/. Awarding contract to Michael Mul-
lery for the construction of a sewer In
Ocean avenue from Sea View avenue to a
point 100 feet south of Gates avenue and
In Gates avenue TO Garfield avenue.
. Ordering paid the following pay
rolls
Water Registrar. etc. So. 360.0 3; Super
i~ntendents, etc, 1925 60; Labor on meters,
S460; reassessing, S4S7.50. Ali April, 1891.
Resolved, Thai the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners be requested to
furnish this Board with detailed state
ments OF all the bids received upon all
proposals for public improvements. to-
gether with an approximate estimate
from the Engineering Bureau of the
probable cost of each improvement and
all other data at their disposal In each in
stance. 1t being understood that this
Board in future will decline to concur III
any resolution for public improvements
unless accompanied by such figures. and
the Clerk Of this Board be directed to de-
cline to receive any resolutions for public
improvements unless drawn in accord
ance with the above request.
Received and ordered flied.
From the Board Of Police Commits
sioners:-
In relation to new Fifth Precinct Sta
tion House.
Received and referred to the Committee
Old Public Buildings, Docks and Parks.
From the same Board:-
Transferring employees in Lamp Depart
ment.
Received and ordered filed.
From the City Hall Commission
In relation to Public Buildings.
Received and referred to Committee on
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REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
In favor off,
P. }: Condor. $500. IN account of con
tract No. SIS.
Edwards Bros, s1.4s7. final on contract
No. 500
John Nolan, $1,000. on account of con
tract No. sos.
Michael Curley, slos.7c final on con
tract No. 500.
Thomas Cavanagh, $500. on account of
Patrick o'Neil, $500, on account of con-
tract No. 604.
Neil Campbell, $500, on account Of
contract No. 6J7.
William Kramer, s1.59a. 81 fnal on con-
Michael Kelleher, 1880 on account of
contract No. 6l4
H. II. Holmes. 50. 500 on account of con-
tract No. 615.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were pre- sented:-
Albert DATE, $50, s47, $40. S1S and SIS; Jer-
sey City Supply Co, &02.22. sl53.20, sl22.14
and S9.45; James +. SOmers $195. so aud
$3.50; f. z. Woodcock, $40; p. j. Condor.
1904. SO and $3.50; John Gorcoran, 500; Jas.
CarlIn, S102. IS; Jas. J. Clarke, SIS; Matthew
Doyle, $50; Hugh Dugan. 5000, S192.50.
S51. 70. s31 80, So and sl8.05; G. p. Friend,
$3.50; Michael Graham, $55; Michael
Gavin, Sos; Calvin Brass aud Iron Works,
S225, s1SS. 1872, $500, S455 and $500; James
Hart, $50; Aewes Il Phillips iron works,
81. so; J. G. Herald, IS. so; H.. c. Kelsey,
$3.50; James +. Larkins, 500, 500. 500;
f. Losey, 81. 60; John j. Lilli4, SIS; he c.
tor McMullen, ST.; Martin Mannix, SIS;
James Mcdonald, $1S 10 ana $13. so; p. f.
Martin, S192 20 aud $500. 96; I. j. McDcn.
aid, $50; Bernard MeGuinu ess, s72.
T1opfai Aforo., CISf. AT.rfbar, N%anE..
$72: N. j.. Car Spring and Rubber
Co., 81 IS: National Meter Co, $45,
NJ. O'Gready, 500; James Pallister,
50. so; Jacob Ringle, $492 SO; John Regan,
SIS; Steele s. Condict, $2l5Ss, $203. 20;
Frank Smytil, 500; Edward Wilson. SAL;
Il. II. Weaver. $3.50; also pay rolls laying
water pipes, s2.964; repairing water pipe,
81, 1856. 25; repairing over pipe. 1887. so; re-
pairs ut High Service, $50; unpaved
streets. S235; cleaning sewers, S75l.7 rs. All
April, 1891.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Lighting reported on certificates of tue
Chief Engineer in favor off,
p. J. Coudon. $500 on account of con-
tract No. 5S8.
John Nolan, $1,000 De account of con
tract No. sos.
Michael Curley. S19S 16 on account of
contract No. $50.
Thomas Cavanagh, $500 on account of
contract No. GOO.
Patrick O'Neill. $500 on account on con-
tract No. GOA.
William Kramer. s l.5s8.9 O. final on con
tract No. 610.
II. H. Holmes, 81, 800 on account of con-
tract No. 6l5; aud on pay rolls uppaved
streets, S235; cleaning sewers, $751;. IS:
both April, 1891, as correct, aud on appll-
cation of w. A. Sharp and others for the
Improvement of North street from Cen
trial to Durham avenues. also on petitions
! OF Tony Saukirico, Joseph H. Buckridge,
litz. Eberhard Metz.er aud George
IL. Patterson, for permits for signs, Mar
tin Rust and Quo Kuphal for
permits for awnings. Frank .Moscia for
permit for barber pole aud ii. Neville