The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-10
BOARD OF FINANCE.

QHv. ApTli Il, lOJS. III uIu0 OClOCk D.. III
Present-President Edelstein, Messrb.
Allen and Kenny.
ADseuu-Messr-. Hitler aud Peterson,
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claim of the United Gas Improvement
Company of s27.15, for gas, City Hall,
March, 1892.
Received aud referred to the Committee
on Finance.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
Concurrent resolution adopted by the
board OF Aldermen, April 10. 1892, order
lug assignment of certificate IF sale of
bought by the city for unpaid adjusted
taxes, ETC., to Mrs. w. j.. Thompson. 10
Received and referred TO the Commit
tee on FINANCE.
Communication from the City Collector
acknowledging the filing in his Office OF
the following assessment maps:
I'm provement OF Cambridge avenue,
Griffith to Hutton streets, $2.991 IS.
improvement Of North street, Central
to Durham avenues, So, 400 SO.
Received and ordered filed.
Communication from the Commission
ers Of the Joint Outlet Sewer for JERSEY
City and West Hoboken requesting the
payment OF the following claims incurred
upon said sewer:
s756, Patrick O'Neill for rock excava-
ton.
ss.64. the Jersey City News. advertls-
ing.
$3.50, the Jersey City Herald. advertis-
ing.
1924, the Hoboken Evening News, adj
vertising.
So "A, the Evening Journal. advertising.
$9.07. Il. q. Reynolds, advertising.
Sl23.12. Patrick McNulty. services as
Inspector.
Official bonds of William +. Kern. as
Fire Commissioner, in $4,000, with
Philip 4. Martin and Owen Mcclure as
sureties.
Received and referred to the Committee
OH Finance.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Finance reported the
official bonds of William +. Kern, as Fire
Commissioner, 10 $15.0 900 with Philip
E.. Martin and Owen Mcclure as sureiies,
and recommended that the same be ap-
proved. ordered spread in full upon the
bond book and filed.
The ayes and nays having been called
on the above report. it was received,
ordered spread upou The bon book Ii
filed, by the following vote:
Ayes-President Edelstein, Messrs.
Allen and Kenny.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. Hitler and Paterson.
The Committee on Printing, Stationery
n Supplies reported the following claims
and recommended the payment of the
same:
$27. 15-The United Gas Improvement
Company, gas, City Hall. March 1892.
$75-The Jordan Stationery Company
for warrant books.
The ayes and nays having been called
on the above report. it was received and
the claims ordered paid by the following
vote:
Ayes = President Edelstein, Messrs.
Allen and Kenny.
Nays-None.
Absent-Messrs. Hitler and Peterson.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Allen:
Resolved, That the Chief Engineer OF
| the Board of Street aud Water Commis
sioners be requested to certify to all
claims rendered against the city on ac-
count of the joint outlet sewer being con-
structed by Jersey City aud West Ho-
boken.
BY Mr.. Allen:
Whereas. The Board Of Education has
requested an additional appropriation of
$4,000 for teachers salaries for Schools
Nos. % and "a.
Resolved, That said Board of Education
be requested to forward to this Board IL
statement of the number of teachers re-
CURED for Schools Nos. % and "a for the
balance of the fiscal year. with the grade
thereof aud salary to be paid each teacher
to the end that u proper appropriation
may be made therefor.
By Mr.. Allen:
Resolved, that warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
of the following cl inns incurred In the
construction OF the joint outlet sewer
between Jersey City and West Hoboken
and being the 81 per cent. of the total of
said claim cnargeable to Jersey City:
81 So, Patrick O'Neill. rock eXcava-
ton.
IS. "a, The Jersey City News. advertls-
ing.
$3.50. The Jersey City Herald, adver-
1924, The Hoboken Evening News. ad-
vertising.
1924, The Evening Journal, advertis-
ing.
$9O7. B. q. Reynolds. advertising.
$l23. IL, Patrick McNulty. services as
Inspector.
By Mr.. Allen:
W hereas, 1t appears from various COM
m uplcatlous received by this Board from
the Board of Police Commissioners that
there is no feasible method of properly
draining The City Hospital at n reason
able expense without acquiring the lands
of one Rudderow, in the rear OF said Hos
piral and running through to Montgom-
cry street: and
Whereas, 1t appears upon examination
and by the representations OF the Warden
of the City Hospital that the new wing
to said Hospital cannot safely be opened
for the reception of patients without the
construction OF said sewer;
Resolved, That the sum of S., 900 be ap-
propriated to the Board of Police Com
m~issioners at its request for the purchase
of said lands and the construction of said
sewer, which mount the Committee GU
Finance is hereby authorized to borrow
on temporary loan bonds at not exceed
ing 5 per cent. interest par mum in an
ticipaiion of the collection thereof in the
tax levy next hereafter to be made.
BY Mr.. Allen:
Whereas, the sum of 500, COO heretofore
appropriated by This Board at the request
of the Board of Police Commissioners
under the authority of IN act entitled
IAN act to authorize the acquisition of
real estate and the erection OF buildings
thereon for the use of police departments
in cities of this State approved April s,
1889. and the supplements thereto has
proved insufficient 10 acquire the adj
ditioual Accommodations for the precint
station houses of the police department as
contemplated in said acts aud the further
sum of $4,000 is needed for that pose
as appears by The request of the Board of
Police Commissioners forwarded TO this
board.
Resolved, That the further sum of $20.-
600 be appropriated under the provisions
of Chapter 46 of the Laws of 1892 for said
purpose and that the committee on
finance be authorized to issue and sell
bonds of the city in accordance with the
provisions of said acts for the purposes
aforesaid to that amount provided that