The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-20

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$4,000, to be used for reconstructing sewer
on north side of Railroad avenue. between
Henderson and Warren ~streers, and 1t
appearing to this Board from the specih-
cations and estimates OF the Chief Eagi-
neer that the cost of such reconstruction
OF said sewer will amount to said sum of
5000, and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company consentSng to a one-half of
the cost of such work, n 1t appearing
imperative that such work be at once pro-
ceeded with and completed as speedily as
possible.
Resolved, That the sum of $9,0 600 be ap-
p~ropriated to said Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners Tor the purpose of
r-econstructing sewer GU north side of
Railroad avenue. between Henderson
aud Warren streets, aforesaid, and that
the Committee on Finance borrow said
sum or such sum not to exceed 50, 900, as
the city shall be required to pay towards
porary bonds at not exceeding AZ per
cent. interest per annum and to be pro-
vided for in the next tax levy.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Board of Finance of Jersey City,
September 9. 1892. and was approved by
the Mayor, September z. 1892:
Whereas. The Board of Street aud
Water Commissioners has made a requisi-
rion on this Board for an appropriation of
two thousand dollars $4,000 to be used
for the repair of the Thirteenth street
sewer. which Is broken from Jersey ave
nue. westward to the foot of The Hill, and
1t appearing to this Board that 1t is i'm
perative that such repairs to said sewer
be made at once.
Resolved, That the sum of two thousand
dollars be appropriated to said Board of
Street aud Water Commissioners for the
purpose of repairing Thirteenth street
sewer from Jersey avenue westward to
the foot of the Hill. as aforesaid, and that
the Committee on Finance borrow said
Jun on temporary loan bonds at q rate of
interest not to exceed ~ per cent. in
terest per annum In anticipation of taxes
for the ensuing year, and that such
amount so borrowed be inserted in the
tax levy for the ensuing year.
From the same Board:
Requesting that this Board in conjunc-
tiou with other Boards meet and confer
In matter of placing city in proper sRni-
tary condition to meet a possible visit of
the cholera scourge.
Received and ordered filed.
From Thomas w. Leake, Inspector:
Submitting report of inspection of
Passaic Water.
Received and ordered fled.
From George w. c. Phillips. Chemist:
Submitting report of analysis of Pas
sale water.
Received aud ordered filed.
REPORTS OF H CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
in favor of:
Michael Curley, $1,000 on account of
contract No. 631.
Henry Byrne. So. 14o. 70 on account of
contract No 634.
P. J. Condor, $500 on account of con-
tract No. 642.
Hugh f. Mclaughlin. S6,2O9. Is, on ac-
count OF contract No. 645.
AIkort AT;na Of mn -. n
contract No. GAG.
Michael Kellsher, $4,000, on account of
contract No. 647.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
From the same officer:
Submitting specifications for the repair
OF Thirteenth street sewer.
Received, and the specifications were
on motion dopted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims We're presented:
Jersey City Supply Company. $1S6. 81;
United Gas Improvement Company,
So, 252. rs. 1885. "a. $3.50 60. $64 So, $40. 80,
S12. 50. 80, 81. so; Hudson County Electric
Company, S1.24S; Joseph Jewkes s. Son,
head Bros, $685. So; VIM. u Connell.
s123.5 l Philip E. Martin. $685. 20. Ss7. 65
New Jersey Staats Zeitung. $3.50. S51.35
$50 40, S26. IS. S15. 40; Jersey City Herald,
$11 %, ~. IS. 81 so; Jersey City News, $50;
500 %. $3.50. S13.75; Michael Kelleher,
$500, $257 25; National Meter Company,
$19S. $19S; James p. Hall, ST.. so; john
Kiiroy, $3.50; Thomas Moran. SS1; Bernard
McGuinnes. $54; John Nolan, SIZE. rs;
Hue & Robertson. $3.50; Edward Gibson,
$45; w. Ames & Co., SIP.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
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Lighting reported on certificates of the
Chief Engineer in favor Of
Michael Curley, $1,000 IN account of
contract No. 63l.
Henry Byrne, s2,14s.7o on account of
contract No. 634.
Albert Minarlow, 81 900 on account of
contract No. GAG; and on claims of Chas.
Birdsall. $25; James Pallister, $13: Daniel
Moran, $l26; Thomas Moran, 500; Henry
Prigge, $48; Jersey City Herald. 1925;
Evening Journal Association, $34. AZ,
S31. SIS, SIC. 25, $23 40, $27. 95; Carrie NJ.
Woodcock. 81; Jersey City News. 3d. 80.
81, s., 50 so, AS correct.
Also on application of Claus Tietjen
and others for the improvement of Bruins
Of Fourth street and the southerly line of
Tenth street.
Three () petitions for signs, ETC., favor
able.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Pumping and Reservoir
reported on certificate of the Chief Engi-
neer in favor of Hugh f. Mclaughlin
Sc, 200. 25 on account of contract No. 645
and on claims of Evening Journal Asso-
citation. 81. So; Hackensack Water Co..
1905; Johu Mccarthy. 1882, $402, $2SS, 1850,
as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Assessments aud Exten-
sious reported on claims of Hauck Bros,
S14, Sl4. s2s; Wood & Menaeh. ST. 40,
S3l. so; Hugh Dugan, sS5. 6S; jersey City
News, $3.50, S31; Stee.e & Condict, SO as
correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Public Buildings, Docks
aud Parks reported ON certificates of the
Chief Engineer in favor of P. j. Condor
50, 500 on account of contract No. 642.
Mlchsel keileher 81, 500 on account of
contract No. CAT and on claims Of James
F. Cannon, $62. so; E. e.. Bronson, S444. IS,
So Nope
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