The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-08

$57 20 for hearing on improvement OF
Germauia avenue.
Charge Improvement.
Resolved, That the following sums be
paid to the Evening Journal Association
Tor advertising IN rovements:
Charge the several improvements:
49,. SO tor proposals for improvement OF
Germania venue.
SAG. Is for proposals for main sewer In
Dwight street, etc.
$2S.3 5 for notice Of Commissioners of AS
sessnent for main Sc aver in Dwight street,
etc.
$24. 70 hearing on final map improve
ment of Pearsall avenue.
SIG. so bearing on preliminary map open
ing Of Avenue L.
Charge the several improvements.
Resolved, That the following sums be
notices and fling affidavits on the i'm
provements hereinafter named.
Charge the several improvements.
$25 for main sewer in Woodlawn dis
trict Jersey City.
S11 for improvement Of Germania av-
epue.
Resolved, That $1,000 be paid to Philip
Tumulty for services as Superintendent
of Streets and Roads for the mont end
ing May 81. 1892.
500 to James Pallister for services as
Sewer Inspector for the month ending
Nav 81, 1892.
500 to Anthony Conk for services as
Lamp Inspector for the month ending
May 81. 1892.
Charge Special Salary Account.
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as m
ployees in Lamp Department for month
ending April 30. 1892, amounting in the
aggregate to 1915.
Resolved. That permission be and Is
hereby granted to the following named
walk in front of the premises designated
In accordance with the rules and regu-
iatious Of this Board governing such
matters:
Edward j. Farley. sign. 1874 First street.
Thomas Glehnon, barber pole, 733 New
ark avenue.
J. f. O'Sullivan. barber pole, SIS Grove
street.
2. j. O'Neill. awning. 70 Laidlaw
Jacob Ringle, vault, IS Newark
avenue
The foregoing were each adopted by
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays
Aves-All the members of the Board
5 in number.
Nays-Noue.
Committee on Pumping and Reservoirs
presented the following:
Resolved. That SHOT, be paid to
Philip H. Esther for coal.
Resolved. That by and with the concur
reucs of the Board of Finance the Com
mittee on Pumping and Reservoirs be
and is hereby authorized TO purchase:
rs lbs. "a Tupper's SO. fax packing at
S5c. per Id.
/ bale about 500 lbs, 1 machine cop
white cotton waste mt 10c. per Id.
l case of eau potash at 81. so.
l dozen deck scrub brushes, 8 row, at
1885.
/ dozen 10 Id. mops at 15c. lbs.
6 bbls. of filtered Franklin valve oil at
75c. per gallon.
/ Dbl. of A A castor oil at l7c. per lib.
8 bbls. Lords boiler compound at 1Oc.
per ID.
2 dozen Of 5 Ames scoops at s14. so per
dozen.
2 dozen of 8 G. NJ. brooms at s4.25 per
dozen.
8 bbls. soft soar at SIS per Dbl.
2 coils 5-S diameter wire rope at 10c. per
foot.
% feet ia double leather betting at csc
per foot.
1.ross 1xl4 inch flat head screws at SOC.
l gross Ia 14 inch fiat head screws at
Csc.
& iron rakes 1Sinch head at SOC. each.
y lawn rakeS at AUG. each.
lawn scythes at 75c. each.
2 scythes snathe at SOC. each.
u dozen round scythe ton at 75c.
1dozen 2 butts 3 inches at SOC.
3 kalsomiue Z. b brushes 81 each.
10 each Q inch, 60c.; 8 inch. 81. rs, and 81
inch 200. ELS. less so per cent. off dis
count.
u each 2 inch, 75c.; 81 inch. $3.50, Tees,
less 50 per cent. off discount.
u each 3 inch Unions. 81, 10. Tees. less so
per cent. off discount.
MACHINE SCREW TAPS,
Q each No. 4, 80 and 40. ut 35c. each.
each No. is, 80. 80. SO and 40. 35c.
each.
i each No. 6. 80. 80. So and 40, 85c. each.
2 each No. s, 80 and 80, 35c. each.
each No. 10. 20 and 81, 35c. each,
Beach, No. 10 u "a. Soc. each.
each No. IL, 20 aud ~, 35c. each.
2 each No. II. "a. 35c- each.
each No. IA, 16. Is. 20 and "a, 3Sc. each.
solid screw plate, 1-16 to IA, at 80 25.
/ each rose shell reamer, l 5-8. 50 so;
l 1l-l6. $3.50; l "a; 81. 10; l 1916. $40;
l rs, 81. 70; | 10 IL, IS; q. IS 20; 21-16, IS 40;
ais. IS. go; 2 3-l6, IS. so; 9 IA. Sc; 2 1915,
s.. 20; . 3-8, IS 40, , IL. Sc. 60; 2 1-2, 1913
each. huted sneel reamers, 3. $500;
VI; $40. $500; 1873, 81. 40; 2 7-16. 81. 60;
2 1-2. S6.o 4.
square reamer at soc.
l forged wrench sold head square hole
to order, d and 3o; u aud SIS, q and rs.
| and l is, mt IS.
The foregoing were each adopted by
the following vote on the Call for the ayes
and nays.
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five in number.
Nays-None. 9 N5
Committee on Assessments and Exten-
sions presented the following:
Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
res pectively for services rendered as Com
missioners and Clerks for the month of
May. 1892. amounting in the aggregate to
81, 208 30. ''
Resolved. That s2S60 be paid to Hugo
Moouz for repairing locks.
$l4. 20 to New Jersey Zeitupg for adver-
tisiug for proposals for cast iron water
pipe.
s54so to James Mcdonald for repairing
wagons.
500, rs to James Mcdonald for repairing
wagons.
$55 to Michael Graham for ramming
over pipe, November. 1890.
ST. to Hector McMulten for paving over
pipe. November, 1890.
A7 to Edward Wilson for labor paving
over pipe.