The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-15

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paved streets for mouth ending March 81,
1899, amounting ia the aggregate to
$1O4 90.
On motion OF Commissioner Cook the
Boord TOOK a recess for five minutes.
On reassembling all the members of
the Board were present.
Whereas, the Mayor aud Aldermen of
jersey City HIS heretofore acquired title
to the strip of land hereafter more par
ticulsrly described through which has
been constructed what is known as the
Brown place sewer, in that portion of
Jersey City formerly known as the Town
ship of Greenville; and
Whereas, A survey of said strip of land
has been made by the Chief Engineer Of
this Board, and a map thereof duly filed
in this office on the fourteenth day of
December. 1891. said strip of land being
colored yellow thereon. aud is more par
ticularlY described rs follows:
Beginning at a point on the southeast
erly line Of Avenue Il distant 25 feet
south westerly at right angles from the
northeasteriy line of property now or late
of A. N. Brown: thence southeasterly at
a distance of % feet from and parallel to
said portheasterly line a distance of 9T5
feet more or less to the original high
water line of New York Bay, and which
strip of land is fifty feetin width through
out therefore.
Resolved, That said strip of land fifty
feet in width throughout, con .ined
within the above boundaries mt through
which has been constructed the Brown
place sewer aforesaid, be and the same is
hereby declared a public street.
Resolved, That Arthur Morris be and IL
hereby appointed as inspector on i'm
provement of Ninth street with a salary
of So per day, to date from the time that
contractor snail work ON said
Improvement.
Resolved, That Owen Lally be and is
hereby appointed as inspector on i'm
~provenent of Erie street at u salary of So
per day, the same to date from the time
work shall be commenced on a contract
hereafter to be awarded.
Resolved, thai by and with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance the report
of the Committee on Streets. Sewers and
Lighting upon the application of Over
Laily and Others, presented to this Board
on the 2Sth day of March, 1892, for the im-
provement of Erie street from Thirteenth
street to the south side of Sixteenth street,
be and the same is hereby accepted by
this Board. which hereby declares its de-
termination to make said improvement
unless at or before the time hereafter to
be appointed for hearing parties in rela-
ton thereto a remonstrance shall be pre-
sented to this Board, signed by the owners
of property liable to more than one-half
the assessment therefor, and that the
Commissioners of Assessments,
with the aid and assistance
of the Bureau Of Survey be and are here
by directed to max and report to this
Board an estimate OF the quantity and
kind of excavation and filling and amount
of work to be done, and of the materials
to be furnished for the making aud COM
pletion of the said Improvement, and that
upon the fling of such report the Clerk of
this Board shall advertise for proposals
for doing such work and furnishing such
materials in ann and for the length
of time required by law.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to the following named
persons to erect signs, ETC., over the side
walks In front OF the premises designated
in accordance with the rules and rsgula-
tions OF this Board governing such mat
ters;
j. w. Black, sign, 407 West Side ave.
nue..
A. Post. sign, 252 and 254 Warren street.
I'll. Peters, sign, "a Cambridge venue.
William Allen, agent, sign, 255 Newark
venue
William Kramer, sign. 8 Thorne street .
George Walter, awning, $50 New Yor k
avenue.
Mrs. j.. H. Speelmeyer, coal box, 457
Central avenue.
following vote on the call for the ayes
and lays:
Ayes--Ail the members of the Board,
i've in number.
Nays-None. ,
Committee on Pumping and Reservoir
presented the followins:
Resolved, That
SIC so be paid to j. Decker for horse
Shoeing.
sls2. so be paid to Albert R. Leeds for
expert services.
$50. 95 be paid to United Gas Improve
meut Co. for gas at High Service.
$127.44 be paid to Theo. Smith & Bro.
for CRATE bars.
S223. OF be paid to j. G. Supply Co. for
supplies.
sso4 SO be paid to j. G.. Supply Co. for
supplies.
Adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes aud nays.
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five in number.
Nays-None.
Committee OIL Assessments & Exten-
sious presented the following:
Resolved, That by and with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance the sums
hereinafter mentioned be paid to the per-
sons named respectively for services rem
dered. Repairing Water Gates for the
month ending March 81. 1892, amounting
il the aggregate to 1886.
Resolved. That SIC 50 be paid to Albert
DATE for stationery.
ST. W to Albert DATE for stationery.
$106 so TO James +. SomerS for truck
hire.
$45.s5 to Thomas Fallon for incidental
expenses.
$500 to Wood g. Menagh for hardware.
etc.
S45. 81 to Philip E.. Martin for repairing
pumps.
sI30.l7 to Philip E. Martin for setting
metres.
S1S,46 to e.. w. Harrison for stationery.
So. 30 to Il. ". Harrison for stationery.
1896 to N. j. Stats Zeitung for pup
fishing notices to junk dealers.
Resolved, That $3.50 be paid TO the
Evening Journal Association for adver
Using.
S273. is to Steele & Condit for gate box
frames.
$2l.7 20 to Steele & Condict for iron work,
SIS to Conelias Healey for postage
stamps.
$40 80 to United Gas Improvement Co.,
gas at pipe yard.
SIG to j. C. Supply Co. for water
gates.
S92 IS to j. c. Supply Co. for supplies
$40S to j. G. Supply Co. for water
gates.
s4S, 80 to Philip E Martin for lengthen.
ing mains, etc.
$29.28 to Wood & Menagh for supplies
Resolved, That a plumbers licenses
be and are hereby granted TO Frederick
Reinman, Thomas Cox and William j.
HennesseY to make connections with the
water mains oil Jersey City and also to dc
general plumbing work when they file
the required bond in the office of the