The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-28
BOARD OF FINANCE.
OFFICIAL
Continued.

In passing, it may be we'll to note that
at the meeting of your Board, held April
%, 1891, Mr.. McKeon was reelected As
sistant Clerk of your Board without ref
erence to any salary, and this same course
was pursued in April of the current year,
no resolution increasing Mr.. McKeon's
salary beyond the amour fixed May /,
1890, to wit: 1880 per annum appears In
the mir of your Board,
Mr.. Mckeon has drawn since Decem-
Der, 1890, $3.50 per month, or at the rate OF
$l,S00 per year through July, 1892.
For the month of August, 1892. Nc
Keen accepted S125 In full for services as
assistant clerk of your Board.
Mr.. McKeon has drawn S25 per month
In excess OF the amount fixed on the re-
solution employing him; he has drawn
this amount from December, 1890 through
July. 1892, or a total of twenty months.
which pa~ynlentin excess OF resolution of
employment amounts to $500.
Third. E. p. Croke was appointed at a
salary OF $1,000 per annurn, or $S3. SO per
month, at the meeting of your Board.
held December II, 1889; P. 70, minutes
1890, such appointment was conirmed.
Since December. 1891. MI. Croke drew
warrants for 500 per month, or SIG 67 per
month in excess Of the resolution Of con-
fir nation. This excess was drawn
monthly through july. 1892, amounting
to $133 SO. / tail TO find any resolution
increasing Mr.. Croke's salary.
Fourth. Henry P0vnton was appointed
a c:erK in the City Collectors office, and
at q meeting of your Board such APP
pointmentA was confirmed February 10,
1890, at a salary OF SIS per month, p. Sc
minutes 1889 go.
Mr.. Poynton has drawn warrants for
$S3.33 for twenty months. an excess Of
1888 per month, or q total excess Of
$685. 90, fail to find any resolution in
creasing Mr. Poynton's salary.
Fifth. E. j. Hewitt was confirmed In
his appointment IS a clerk to the Collec-
tor by resolution of your Board, Decem-
Der 2. 1890. which fixed the salary at $50
per mouth.
Mr.. Hewitt has drawn warrants for $75
per month from December, 1891, for
eight months, which is SIS per mouth In
excess of the resolution of confirmation.
or a total excess of Sl20. Ifail to find any
resolution increasing Mr.. Hewitt's salary.
Sixth.-C. b. McAnally was confirmed
In his original appointment as a messen-
ger In The office of the Collector, and
afterwards. at o meeting of your Board,
his compensation was fixed at 5000 per
annum or SIS per month.
Fl. minutes leS9-90. meeting Of Deem
Der IL, 1889.
Mr.. McAnaily has drawn warrants for
$40 per month fipm December, 1881, for
eight months, which is SIS per month in
excess OF the ~resolutpOn or confirmation,
or a total OF excess of y$120. l fail to find
any resolution increastng Mr.. McAnally's
salary.
SEVENTH. O'Neill was appointed
messenger in the Board of Finance and
afterwards his salary was raised from
s30 Der mouth to SAL sc per month, and
from the latter figures to $720, per annum
or 500 per north. The last increase was
made by q resolution OF your Board
passed December IL. 1880. n. 10 minutas
1882 go.
Mr.. ONeill has drawn warrants since
December, 1891. for $50 for a period OF
eight months. which is $50 per month iu.
excess OF the resolution fixing the com-
pensation, or q total excess OF $40