The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-29

Resolved, That 500 so be paid to Carrot
u. Vreeland, being return of balance OF
deposit made for the vacation of portion
Of Old jersey City and Bergen Point
Plank Road.
Charge improvement.
Resolved. That go be paid to Thomas
Byrne for twenty days services as in-
spector on improvement of Fifteenth
street in August, 1891.
S24 to Peter Scaulon for eight days
sidewalks on Montgomery street in April,
1891.
SG6 to Peter Scanlon for % days services
as Inspector or improvement OF sidewalks
on Montgomery street in May, 1891.
$50 to Peter canlo for 10 days services
as Inspector on improvement of sidewalks
on Montgomery street in June, 1891.
Charge the several improvements.
Resolved, That S166. 66 be paid to Phillip
Tumilty for services as Superintendent
of Streets and Roads for the month end
ing January 81, 1892.
800 to James PaIlister for services as
sewer inspector for the month ending
800, to Anthony Conk, for services as
Lamp Inspector for the month ending
January 81. 1892.
Charge Special Salary Account.
Resolved. That S5 be paid to John
Mournes for use of horse and cart.
v~LOstO " IDOOcIb MulEAedu LOL OkiuEC
stone.
s72 to Charles H. Kemp for use of horse
and cart.
s72to Bryan McGinness for use of horse
AMI cart.
$40. 60 to James p. Hall for sand, etc.
Charge Special Street Account.
Resolved. That 800 be paid to Frank
Smith for services as foreman of PAYERS,
detailed as Inspector on repaving Grove
street, from Seventeenth street to city
line, in December, 1891.
Charge Special street Account.
Resolved, That S75 be paid to John
Sweeney for use of horse and cart.
$l08 be paid to John Kilroy for use of
teams.
Charge Special Street Account.
Resolved, That 800 be paid to Philip
Muidoon for services as Sidewalk 1nspec-
tor for he month ending January 81.
1892.
Charge Sidewalk Account.
Resolved, That So. 1872. 80 be paid to the
n. Y. & n. J. Globe Gaslight Co. for oil
lighting in city in December, 1891,
Charge Lamps and Lights, 1S9l-92.
Resolved, That s. 50 be paid to J.. e.
Herald for advertising for proposals for
gas. etc.
s17.5 o to the ]. C. Nsws for advertising
for proposals for gas, etc.
S433, so to Thomas Goddard for lamp
posts.
SO 3s to Thomas Goddard for lamp
posts, hubs, etc.
500 to Charles Blrdsall for board of
horse. etc., December, 1891.
Charge Lamps and Lights, 1891 90
Resolved, That S156 be paid TO John
Kilroy for use of team.
1888 to John Drain for use of team.
Charged Unpaved Streets.
Resolved, That $45 81 be Daid to L. ID.
Brown for repairs, ETC., on road machine;
$lS7 to John Drain for use of horses on
road machine.
Charge unpaved streets, 1S90-91.
Resolved. That SAL 60 be paid to Alex.
HsInill for sewer covers, etc.
$43. &C to james p. Hall for sand, etc.
Charge reconstruction of sewers. 1S9l-92.
Resolved. That $40 be paid to j. Dick
son for basin heads.
s67.5O to Edward Hayes for repairing
basins, etc.
Charge reconstruction of sewers,
1s91-92.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to Patrick German to
construct a manure pit. 10 feet long by
5 feet wide in 'front.' of No. "A Greene
street in accordance with the rules and
regulations of this Board governing such
matters.
Whereas, Two applications on behalf of
the Lehigh Valley Terminal Railway
Company for permission to cross the strip
of land purchased for the Brown place
sew err are now pending before this
Boarl |.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby granted to Refill & Edwards,
contractors, to construct ana maintain n
temporary structure in the line OF said
railway across the strip of land purchased
for the Brown place sewer for the pur-
pose of operating construction trains
only across the same, said structure to be
constructed in such Il manner as not to
interfere In any way with said sewer,
and To be removed whenever a permanent
crossing shall be acquired by said con
pany or whenever ordered removed by
this Board.
The foregoing were each adopted by the
following vote on the call for the ayes and
nays.
Ayes-President Somers, Commission
ers Dugan, Madden and Yoe-4.
Absent-Commissioner Cook.
The Committee GU Pumping and Reser
voirs presented the following:
Resolved. That 1866. S. be paid to Theo.
Smith g. Bro. tor machine work at Belle
vile.
s1s6 40 to Theo. Smith & Bro, for ma
chine work Mt Belleville.
Sc 81 to Theo. Smith & Bro, for ma
chine work at High Service.
S103 IL to Hugh Dugau, for feed.
S33 "a to Hugh DGgan, for feed.
S32. 80 to Hugh DuRan. for feed.
Resolved, That by and with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance
S2S,15 he paid to Fred Mandler for re.
pairing harness.
s. so to Allen C. Lithrop for medical
service. horses.
S13I. so to Theo. Smith g. Bro. for fur
nace mouthpieces.
SIG. so to Theo. Smith g. Bro. for iror
work.
S29.5 to Hewes & Phillips Iron Work.
for machine work.
$50. 80 TO De Witt Wire Cloth Co. fol
wire cloth.
S475.42 TO j.. c. Supply Co. for sup
plies.
s276. 10 to j. C. Supply Co. for sup
plies.
s71.29 to }. G. Supply Co. for sup
plies.
s33s. SO to P. j. Condor, for repairing
ma rs.
S1o7 .06 to H. r. Worthington for repair
ing engine.
$50 Sc to II. r. Worthington for repair
ing engine.
S22 to A. DATE for stationery.
S462. so to John Nolan for furnishing
laying and flagging.
$500 to John Nolan for furnishing. lay
ing aud tagging.
$50. 20 to Patrick Connolly for repairing
tool house.
$40 to Patrick Connolly for driving
piles.
1895 to Patrick Connolly for driving
soon to patrick ConnoiIv for drivin