The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-29

II. A. Heidi, 245 Monmouth street.
NJ. E. Gautier. agent. go Montgomery
street.
Mrs. P. Gorney. 4 Ivy Place.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby gived to A. Rapp aud Peter Finck
to erect Il pole and string banner across
the Street from No. 408 Palisaie avenue
under the rules governing snch permits,
aud also an additional PERMISSION to cou-
struct a platform at said point in such
manner as not to obstruct traffic said
platform to be continued for no longer a
time than twenty-forr hours.
The foregoing were each adopted by
the following vote on the call for the ayes
and the NAYS.
Ayes President Madden and Com
m~issioners Somers, Yos and Cook.
Observation-Disclosures Duyan.
Committee on Pumping aud Reservoirs
presented the following:
Resolved, That the following named
persons be and are hereby appointed as
Service pumping stations.
John BRUINS, fireman.
Gottlieb Oesterle, coal pasSer.
Thomas Mackin, laborer.
Michae Sullivan, fireman.
Patrick Falion, rigger.
Resolved. That by and with the concur
renee of the Board Of Finance, the follow
AAS -" hO0 oAS A0Na no 11Oo ~ OG Ddku
employees at B~elievllle and High Service
stations appointed this day:
Two flremea at sos per month each.
One coal passer at 500 per month.
Que laborer at So per dav.
One rigger at sos per month.
Resolved. That $99 be paid to Robert
Donshea for wood.
S12.25 to j. c. News for advertising for
proposals Tor carting coal.
$3.50 to N. j. Stats Heitung for adver-
Using for O
S2o.65 to Knight & knight for stenog-
raphic services.
Whereas, The boilers at the Bellville
Pumping Station now in use for making
steam for the Cornish pumping engines
are inadequate for the purpose for which
they were originally Intended, are leaky
and at present unsafe; therefore
Resolved, IN It by and with the con-
currence of the Board of Finance the
board of Street n Water Commissioners
are hereby authorized to advertise for
proposals Tor the erection complete of six
return tubular boilers to take the place
of the boilers now in use.
Resolved. That in order to provide
against 81 possible recurrence of a scarcity
In the water supply the Chief Engineer
be and is hereby direcied to prepare an
estimate showing the approximate cost of
laying an additional main from Beileville
to the High Service reservoir and also for
the com pletion of the unused portion of
reservoir No. 3.
The foregoing were each adopted by the
following vote on the call for the ayes and
nays:
Ayes-Preside Madden and Commits
sioners Somers, Yoe aud Cook.
Absent-Commissioner Dugan.
Committee on Assessments and Exten-
sions presented the following
Resolved, That
$54. So be paid Mr.. Farley for repairing
wagon.
s25. 10 be paid NJ. Farley for repairing
wagon.
$47. 10 be paid NJ. Farley for repairing
$40. 80 be paid Jersey City News for
stationery.
$5.25 be paid Jersey City News for pub
lie notice to junk dealers.
$40 be paid Jersey City News for a1-
vertising for proposals for wat r meters.
S11.55 be paid Evening Journal Asso-
citation for advertising for proposals for
water meters.
S21. 45 be paid Evening Journal Associa-
ton for advertising tor proposals tor
iron pipe.
$3.50 be paid Jersey City Herald for
advertising for proposals for water
meters.
&c. As be paid New Jersey Stats lei
tung for advertising proposals for water
meters.
s1o1.5G be paid Philip E. Martin for
setting meters.
$38. 0s be D lid Philip E. Martin for re-
PAIRS AZ pipe yard.
sic IS be paid Philip E. Martin for re-
pairs at pipe yard.
1852 be paid Vanderbeek & Sons for
lumber.
s17s.sl bs paid Vanderbeek & Sons for
lumber.
$40 be paid Vanderbeek & Sons for
lumber.
S26.6S be paid Vanderbeek & Sons for
IumDer.
SIG % be paid Patrick Sherry for
horse shoeing.
sS4 SO be paid Patrick Sherry for
horse shoeing.
Sc. so be paid National sMeter Co. for re-
Sl4. Is be paid National Meter Co. for re-
pairing meters, etc.
$50 So be raid Hugh Dugan for feed.
IS be paid Hugh Dugan for brooms.
$2S he paid Albert DatZ for printing.
$3.50 be paid Albert DATE for station
SIS. rs be paid Albert DATE for station
cry.
$3.50 be paid H. Mcbride for coal.
SAC be paid james Mcdonald for re-
pairing wagon.
$24So be all James Mcdonald for re-
pairing wagon.
sl4. IS be paid James Mcdonald for re-
pairing wagon.
2 $1o4 60 be paid James Mcdonald for re-
pairing wagon.
sls be paid ]. H. Gautier & Co. for hre
clay.
s34. IS be paid R. H. Weaver for hang
ing awnings.
s1l7.59 be paid steale & Condict for iron
work.
$40 be paid c. Healey for postage
stamps.
$50 be paid Chas. B. Brush for correct
ing insurance maps.
s45 be paid BARLEY Coyle for horse
shoeing.
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