The Jersey City news., 1892-06-13
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COMMls-
SlONEES
oEFIc1AL PROCEEDINGS.

DVAkD Ut STREET AND NAIEE CUMMlc-
SlONEIS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular meeting OF the BonTd of Street
and Wafer Commissioners held on Mon
day, June g. 1892. at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Present-All the members of the Board
Five in number.
| Reading of minutes of regular meeting
| held Nav 81, 1892 was dispensed with,
and on motion were approved as en-
| crossed.
| PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND COM
MUNICATIoNS.
From John kiernaN and others for con-
| struction of sewer in Summit avenue
| from Wayne street to and connecting
| with sewer in Montgomery street.
w. X. Blrdsall in relation to condition
| of sewer in Culver avenue,
Three (0 petitions for signs. etc.
| Received and referred to the Comm it
tee Oh Streets, Savers and Lighting.
From Henry V. Condtct requesting ex-
tension of water pipe on Idaho avenue.
! Received and referred TO the Committee
| on Assessments and Extensions.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From his Honor the Mayor.
| In matter of certain claims for pile
| driving, etc.
| Received and ordered filed.
From the Board of Finance:
transmitting resolution passed by said
Board May 10. 1892, and approved by the
| Mayor June 3. 1892.
Resolved, That the following resolution
| adopted by the Board OF Street and Water
| Commissioners, to wit:
Ordering paid the following claims in
Cured Ill 1888 Tor repairs to streets in eX-
| cess of appropriations, the same to be
| charged against the contingent account,
| Board OF Finance, as follows:
Charles Bel, SIS, services as laborer.
Charles Schum, $5S. services as laporer.
Michael Maloney $52. services as laborer
be and Is hereby concurred in by this Board
| of Finance.
| Resolved, That the following resolution
| adopted BY the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners May 49, 1892, 10 wit:
To advertise for proposals for one ten
| inch water meter. be ana Is hereby con-
| Cured in by the Board of Finance.
Received and ordered filed.
From Thomas w. Leake. inspector:
| Submitting report Of condition of the
| Passac water.
| Received and ordered fled
From George w. Philips chemist
Submitting report of Analysis of Passaic
| water.
Received and ordered filed
| REPORTS OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
| The Chief Engineer repossed certiti ates
in favor of Denis Byrnes. $780, on account
| of contract No. 562
Michael Curley, $500. on account of con
| tract No. 63l.
Henry Byrne, s1.465 70. on account of
| contract No. 634
| Henry Byrne $500, on account of con-
| tract No. 636
| Received ard referred to the Committee
! on Streets, Sewers and Lighting.
| From the same officer:
| Submitting plans and specifications for
| water cl' sets ut No. IL Sc..ool.
Received and referrt d to the Committee
| on Puhlip Rui11inps Dof.kc and purls
| PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
| The following claims were presented:
| John Drain. 5000; james Pallister.
S12 so; James Z. Hall, $50. 80, S57. DO, S54 60.
S5l so, S41. 80. $3.50; Thosmas b. O'Neiil.
$50: Luke kildutf S.; John J. Lillis, S72;
NJ. Fountain, s276; Henry Byrne, $50; b.
McGuinness, SIS; Thomas Moran. SIS;
Daniel Moran, STA, $50; Charles H.
Kemp, $73.5 80; Edward Gibson, 500; Will
lam O.msby, s32 n. Y. & n. ].
GLOBE Gss Light Co, s2.261.4s: Daniel J.
Supply Co, s26 so; Hugh Dugan. s1Os 81,
500, 80, s8959 S74.2l S40s7; John Nc.
Carthy. $46. SO, b. McAunaly, 800: Ma
tional Meter Co.. S1225; c. Steck & Son.
S3l. 10; Thomas Rynn, $50; Wood &
Menagh, s53 81; also on pay rolls Belle
Department, 1905; repaviug over street
openings, $224. so; cleaning sewers and
basins, s74o; laborers in parks, 5000; ali
| May, 1892.
/ Received and referred to their appro-
| pirate committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Streets. Sewers and
| Lighting reported on certificates of the
| Chief Engineer in favor of
Denis Bvrnes, $500 on account of con-
| tract No. 562.
Michael Curley. $500 on account of con-
Henry Byrne, s1,4657o on account of
| contract No. 634,
Henry Byrne, $500 on account of con-
tract No. 636.
"a aAnd on claims of A. Datz, S25 so; JACOB
q. Miner, $3.50; j. q. Supply Company.
| 49, Henry W. Moser, S3l2 p. C. Vree-
land, 500.
Also on nay rolls cleaning sewers and
| basins, S740. .'
Employees in lamp department. s3O5.
| Repaving over street openings, 1924 80;
| all NJ y, 1892, Us correct.
! And on application of John Kiernan and
others for the construction OF sewer i'll
| Summit avenue.
Three (3) petitions for signs, etc., favor
able.
The rt was accepted.
The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
$l44 76; James p. Hall. l53 40: JERSEY City
Supply Company, $l65.42, S64.60; United
| Gas Improvement Comnany, S62 55.
| Also ON pnv roll Beileville and High
Service. 81, 963 3s. May, 1892, as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions reported on claims of Nation
al Meter Company, $75. $3.50: A. Datz.
SOS. so, IS; James Mcdonald. S25. 05: United
Gas Improvement Company IS0. 50:
Also on pay roll repairing water gates,
S640. May. 1892, rs correct.
The report was accepted,
The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks, reported on claims of
Charles ID. Bronkhorst. SIS; p. L. Mar
| tin, S161, SIG, SS5; William L. Mullins.
$50 rs; b. Lipschitz. So
Also ON pay rolls laborers in Parks. $500,
May, 1892, rs ,cerTectf IT,
The report E3tshccepted
| OPENING OF SEALED PROPOSALS.
| Proposals for furnfshiffE and delivering
about 10000 gross tons Of coal.
Two (2J III numbetS we're presented as
| follows:- ~
james Coyle. s4 90 per gross ton. Spring
| Mountain Mine.
Hugh f. Mclaughlin, S4.S7 per gross
ton, Spring Mountain Mine.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Pumping and Reservoir.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
| Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Lighting presented the followlng:-
Whereas, The sewer in r. r. avenue be-
u