The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-07

500: Hewes d Phillips Iron works,
$l64 o5; John Kiernan; sra AZ. $117.50; P.
$40 As; IL. Mcbride. $50; Il. Nc
DermQtt, $3.50. $50; James Melon
aid. 1888 So; N. j.. Stats Zeitung-
SIG, IS 60; New Jersey Car Spring aud
Rubber Co., $40 10; National Meter Co..
$3.50; Seymour & Whitlock. $40; Theo.
Smith & Bro, S66 "a; Steele & Condict.
Sl4.65; United Gas improvement Co;
$50 So; Wood & Mensgh, S54. IS; F. P.
Woodcock. 1922; Carrie Nj. Woodcock.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Board OF Finance of Jersey CITY.
November 10. 1892. and was approved by
the Mayor, November 20, 1892:
Whereas, The appropriation for the
present fiscal year for cleaning sewers
and receiving basins, amounting to
$4,000, and cleaning streets and remov-
Ing ashes and garbage, amounting to
S42. 500. have already been exhausted;
Whereas, The Board of Street aad
Water commissioners has requested MS
Board 10 make an appropriation OF
g. 500 for cleaning streets and removing
ashes and garbage, and 5000 for clean
ing sewers and receiving basins: be it
Resolved, That the sum of 81, 500 be adj
ded 20 the present appropriation for clean
Ing streets and removing ashes and gar
bage, aud the sum of s., 900 be added to
Llc PtSScuU appEOpIEHElOu LUZ ClGAulUg
sewers ana receiving basins for the cur
rant fiscal year, aud that the Committee on
Finance be authorized to borrow said
sums on temporary loan bonds at not eX-
ceeding AZ per cent. per annum, and that
the repayment of the same be provided
for In the tax levy next hereafter to be
made.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Board of Finance of Jersey City,
November 10, 1892. and was approved by
the Mayor, November %, 1892.
Whereas, The Board OF Street and
Water Commissioner by resolution of
October 10, 1892, requests an %appropria-
ton of s., 1000 for the building of recelv-
ing basins, and making necessary con-
nections. etc.
Resolved, That the sum of ST. 900 be and
the same is hereby appropriated to said
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers for the building of receiving basins
aud making the necessary connections
thereto in such places as a proper sani-
tary condition of the city demands the
expenditure of such sum having been an
ticipated by said Board of Street and
Water Commissioners by reason of a
prior assurance that e sufficient sum
would be provided for the purpose.
Resolved. That in order to provide for
said appropriation the Committee on
Finance of this Board be authorized to
borrow the amount necessary on te
rary loan bono at not exceeding AZ per
cent. per annum be provided fol III the
next tax levy.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Board OF Finance of Jersey City,
November 10, 1892. went into effect with
out the Mayors action. November 2S,
1892:
Whereas, No special appropriation was
made to the Board of Street and Water
commissioners for the present fiscal year
for the Engineering Bureau as it was
estimated that there wonld be sufficient
Improvements under way during the
whole year to which n pro rata share of The
cost of said Bureau might be charged,
and
Whereas, The street Improvement now
IN course of construction will not be suf-
hcient to defray the expenses of said Eu-
gtneerlng Bureau. and it is .ecessary that
some provision should be made for the
support of said Bureau until December /
next, therefore,
Resolved, That the sum of 81, 900 be and
the same is hereby appropriated for The
support OF the Engineering Bureau of the
Board OF Street aud Water Commission
ers TO November 80, 1899.
Resolved, That in order to provide for
aid appropriation the Committee on FL
nance OF this Board be auUhoriz ed to Dor
row $1,000 on temporary loan bonds at
not exceeding ~ per cent. per annum to
be provided for In the next tax levy,
Received and ordered filed.
REPORTS OF H CHIEF ENGINEER.
JERSEY CITY. Nov. IS, 1892.
To the Honorable Board of Street and
Water Commissioners: Z
GENTLEMEN-I herewith submit an esti-
mate Of repairs needed for fire engine
houses, hook q ladder houses bell
towers, etc. total amount needed is about
$4,000.
Very respectfully,
w. W<RUGGLES,
Chief Engineer.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Public Buildings, Docks and PARKS.
PRESERVATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented:
Thos. Goddard, S27.06; T. j. Condor,
s57s. s31 25: Jersey City Supply Co.,
$3.50 So. s1s3 48, S164 40, S114.8S. $SS A,
$56.75, S20.07, SOC; Hersey Manufacturing
Co., S492. 1926, S405, s212.5O; Jersey City
Herald, 1915, S5.25, 1875. S5.25; Jersey
City News, s22.50. S13. rs, S13. Is, $11. 90;
New JERSEY Car Spring and Rubber Co.,
So; Phillip E. Martin, $163 OF, sos 40. S97.
$S4 So; Vanderpeek & Sous. $3S9.2S, $22. so;
Hugo Mootz, Sc 75;Inlnan BIOS, $3.50; Pagan
Iron Works, $432; estate Tho4. i. Bray.
$500: Henry Byrne, $50; Charles Boltwood,
$1.18, also pay rolls. Engineering Bureau,
1926 &C.; July, $l4, &c &c; August, S 1926. 66;
September. 81. 1926 IS; October, sl426. 66;
November, 1892, repaving over street
openings, S1.86. so; October. 1899 Com
m~issloners aud Clerks, S120S. Sc, Novem-
Der. 1892. Water Registrar ETC.. $2S99. 81
November. 1892, Laborers on Meters,
$613. 33; November. 1892. Re-Assesors,
$500; November, 1892; cleaning sewers
ana basins. S737. rs; October. 1892.
Received and referred to their aDpro-
pirate committees.
REPnPTS on mn C0NNTTTFEQ
The Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Lighting reported on claim of Jas. Pail
Daniel Moran. sl68; Lizzie Woodcock, 81;
John Nolan, Sl45; N. j. Stats Zeitung,
S6S.2 %. S5l. 81, S4S rs. $48. rs, SAT. As, $42 rs, Sal. 60;
$50, $37. 10, $25. IS; also on pay rolls clean
| ing sewers aud basins. S737. 25; repaving
over street openings S186 so, 10th October
1892, as correct.
Three 90 petitions for signs, ETC., favor
able.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
! voirs reported ON claims of Robt. Doushea
S2S; United Gas Improvement Co., $67. rs;
Jas I. Hall, S21 6s; G. Steck & Son. S1l.10,
as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions reported on claims OF R. II.
Weaver, $5.75 7. E. Martin, $751; so: Hugh
f. Mclaughlin. S64. SIS. 1880. jas. Nc
Donald, $45. 05, $35. 80; o. H. Perry, S12 rs;
A. DATE. SIS; Lizzie Woodcock, Sl4; Pagan
Iron Works, 1929 So; F. p. Woodcock. SO;
Thomas Rynn, $50, also on payrUlls
Commissioners and Clerks. 81. POS. 66;
Wafer Registrar, etc., 81, Sy8. 81; Laborers