The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-11
FOR COUNTY SUPPLIES.
Bids Filed With the Free
holders-rhe Furst-Wolf-
son Co1luSiOn.

Last night was set by the Board OF
Freehelders TO receive bids for supplies to
the county institutions for the coming
year. and when Director Bruggemann let
his gavsl fall there was an unusually
large lobby present, most of whom were
| interested bidders. Freeholders German
and Kelly were the only absentees.
big pile of bids lay on the Directors
desk. The Director appointed Freehold
ers Kimmerly .and Nelson telIers. Free
holder Ellis moved that after the first
he received, and the motion prevailed. A
bid for manure had been opened, when
someone in the lobby handed Assistant
CLERK Noonan a bid for ice. Instantly
there was discussion. Some of the
Freeholders wanted to receive the bid, but
after much discussion, Freeholder Ellis
motion prevailed aud the bid was handed
back.
THE BIDS.
This following bids were then received:-
Coffee and Spices-C P. Ahrends, $1,Si7.5o;
Crude Ol-Jonn c. werder, 81 ,275 so; Jersey
City Supply Co, 81, l,19S.50; NJ ners Oil and Sup
ply Co, l,3a6; Standard Oil Co., Sl,5i5: Charles
Coal-John Sheridan, $1S,42o: Jersey City
Coal Co., $9O,9a5; j. w. Coyle, $780, ,05O
Ciothinga Boston Clothing Co., $1,sS4. so; O..
Compressed Yeast--F -Fleischman & Co., 35c.
per pound.
Dry Goods:-charles s. Furst. s7,4ae, 1gna.
titus Noonan, 81, 1856 so. Joseph e. Vincent and
CO., ss675, NJ. Wolfson, 1906.
Feed:-Timker and Hannibal, $t.S1675.
Fresh Meats:-W R; Cook. Sl5s6o. W. Smith,
Sl3 $780, f. and j. Schauber, $i2 920.
Flour:-C. z. Ahrends, $s, 100. W. R. Cook,
80 6C0. Timken and Hannibal, $7,350
Groeeries:mc- F, Ahronds, $d,o7s5o. W. R.
Hosiery:-Ch Charles S. Furst, ssh. Ignatius
s5l7. NJ. ,wolfson, s5o7.
Gearey. $3.50
Ios-Paul T. Rulz SIS per ton, Frank McDer-
| mott, S. per ton; David ]. Smith. 81 per tom;
Edward y McDermott, S6 per ton; Thomas Quig-
Lumper-Dodge & Co., ss,sa7; H. H. Han
| kns & Co, So, ,935 40.
MsceIlaneous-C P, Ahrends, $925: w. B.
Cook S647. so.
Manure-Joseph waddington, 81 10 per ton.
Noonon, $4s5; Joseph E. Vincent and Co,
| 1851 IS: NJ Wolfson, 436
Provisons:mc. p, Ahrends, s1,s5e; W. R.
Coos, S941; Charles f, Mattlage, 81, 1893,
| Paints and Oils:--Jersey City Supply Co.,
| SS5l.67 Charles II. Peasants, $1,1S5 10; c. A.
Woolsey and Co.. $l.i66.45; Virgins and Abel,
l S966.0S.
Soap and starch:-C. P. Ahrends, 81, ,2s2; w.
R. Cook Sl,1Us; Charles H. Peasants, $l44o "a;
William Taylor, $l.l07.
shosseo @ 4 Lawrence, sa,asT.5o; Boston Cloth
Teas-.C: P Amends, sssso; W. R. Cook,
| 81 800; John S. Sloan, 81, ,4S5.
Tobacco-Mayer Bros, 500.
| Vegetables-Joseph Lenahan, S4,5s0
| oodenware-C. P. Ahrends, $63S; W. R.
| Cook, S472.
Milk-Dennis Reardon. S6,75O.
Fresh Eggs:-Dennis Reardon, 81, 900.
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| aey City Supply Co, 81, s5E
Fish:-Aoram Post. cod fish, &c. per pound,
assorted fish &c. per pound Charles Cook, 81. 600;
| Michael 7. Clark, $4,000.
| After the bids had been read on motion
| of Freeholder Coyle they Were referred Co
| the committee of the whole.
| COUNTY ROAD BENEFITS.
Judge McGrath reported that the six
| test cases for benefits along the line of
| the County Road had been decided In ia
| vor of the county, as told in last nights
JERSEY CITY NEWS ana said that he had
| sent to the Clerk of the Supreme Court
| for copy of the opinion in the Kearny
tax case. On motion the Board decided
| to record the deeds given to the county by
the Hoboken Land .and improvement
Company for the widening of Paterson
| avenue. Three resolutions were then Of
fered by Freeholder Ellis, all of which
| were adopted. The first resolution
requested Chief Engineer Harrison to re-
| port at the next meeting of the Board the
| amount of frontage on both sides of the
| county road from the Kill Won Kull to
the canal. The second requested the
| Clerk of the road to furnish the same in
| formation with the deeds. The third
resolution requested the Chief Engineer
| to report at the next meeting the mum ber
of men employed on County road work,
their duties and the date of the resolution
appointing them.
On resolution the awards to property
owners along the first section of the
County road were made. The amount of
| the awards was $32, 1876.
On motion Of Freehelder Noenan the
Penitentiary COMMITTEES was informed te
make arrangements with the New Jersey
Trap Rock Company to supply the com
panv with water. Freeholder Ellis said
that as the meeting next Thursday nigh,
| would be the last OF the fiscal year it wa.
| important that all the members should
be present next Thursday afternoon and
finish up The business. The Board then
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