The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-23
BULL DURHAM

oLdIu lOI uS0 VI brhll6 vi TOdu machine,
Charge unpaved streets 1S91-92.
Resolved, That 50, 109. 10 be paid United
Gas Improvement Co.. gas street lighting
Bergen aud hudson City, May 1892.
81, 25S.47 be paid United Gas Improve
ment Co., gas street lighting Jersey City
and Lafayette. May 1892.
$205. So be paid United Gas Improvement
Co. gas street lighting Greenville, May
1892 &c he paid United Gas Improvement
1892.
81 $50 "a be paid United Gas Improve
meat Co., gas street lighting Jersey City
and Lafayette, June 1892.
1928. 81 be paid United Gas Improve
ment Co. gas street lighting Bergen and
Hudson City, June 1892.
1896 10 be paid United Gas Improve.
ment Co.. gas street lighting new service,
etc, June 1892.
sS,245 % be pa.d N. Y. & N. J. Globe
Gas Light Co.. oil street lighting, May
1892.
Charge lamps and lights 1891-92.
Resolved, That S1,242.S 30 be paid the
Hudson County Electric Company for
electric street lighting month of June.
1892.
Charge appropriation for electric
lighting, 1922.
Resolved, That in accordance with
resolution adopted by the Board of FL
claiuls for labor on streets in The year
1883 be and are hereby certified to said
Boar for payment:
$31 to George Wright for labor on
strt cts February and March, 1883.
$3.50 TO Jacob Piercy for service as
foreman on streets in April, 1888.
Resolved, That by and with the con-
currence Of the Board of Finance the re-
port of the Committee on Streets, Sewers
and Lighting upon the application in
writing of Frank Gallery II others, pre-
sented to this Board On the 18th day of
August, 1892, fer the construction of
Savers in Magnolia and Baldwin ave-
nues AS follows: A twelve iuch vitri1ed
pipe sewer in Magnolia avenue from a
point about one hundred feet from Chest
nut avenue to Baldwin avenue, from
Magnolia avenue in Baldwin avenue / O
Pavonia avenue a 24-inch brick val
sewer connecting with the sewer now
being built in Pavonia avenue, and also
a eve III Magnolia avenue commencing
at the +. r. r. Company's properly
running easterly about $50 feet, a Pinch
vitrIf1sd pipe sewer. then to Baldwin
avenn au 1S-inch oval brick sewer
be II the same is hereby accepted by
this Board, which hereby declares its de-
termination to make said improvement,
unless at or before the time hereafter to
be appointed for hearing parties in rela-
tlon thereto, II remonstrance shall be pre-
sented t, this Board, signed by The own
ers of property liable 10 more than one
half the assessment therefor, and that the
Commissioners Of Assessment, with the
aid and assistance OF the BuieIu OF Sur
vey, be and are hereby diI to make
and report 10 this Board an estimate of
tba = ~ tttu und. bind pf ~. yptj1r o,l
fling, AND amoun of work 10 be done,
and of the materials to be furnished for
the making and completion of the said
improvement, and that upon the filing of
sueL report the Clerk of this Board shall
ADVERTISE for proposals for doing such
work and furnishing such materials in
manner. aud for the length OF time re-
Quired by law.
Resolved, That in accordance with
terms of resolutions adopted by this
Board, January 20, 1892, whereby per-
Terminal r. R. Co. to cross Brown Place,
said company be directed to immediately
file In the office of the Clerk of this Board
a plan of the bridge and a-ppurtenances
thereto, which said company propose to
construct at said point.
Resolved, That permission be aud is
hereby granted to the following named
R6ISOuS W OLOSb OaI OCL pOlGSt ctC.s vi tHG
sidewalk in front of the premises desig-
mated in accordance with the rules aud
regulations of this Board governing such
Matters
j. w. Smith & Son, barber pole, 612
Summit avenue.
= Estate Of P. Mcconnell, barber pole.
314 Warren street.
Warren & Nugent, two lamps, corner
of Seventh and Grove streets.
Thp ~fOrar0jnO wore A1ch Qhonfod hu tho
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays.
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five i'll number
Committee on Pumping and Reservoirs
presented the following:-
Resolved. That by aud with the con-
currence of the Board OF Finance the
sums hereinafter mentioned be paid to
the persons named respectively tor SER
vices rendered as employees D, Belleville
and High Service for mouts ending July
81, 1899, amounting in the aggregate to
$4,646 "a.
Resolved. That $s.279 be paid to Hugh
F. Mclaughlin on account of contract
No. 645. for furnishing and delivering
ing Station.
Charge water account.
Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to r. p.
Sloat for piliBg and Gaping at Meadows.
S97. so to Edward McDermott for ice at
High Service.
1885 a. to Msckey, Young & Co. for coal
at B~elIevilie.
1875 AZ to Mackey, Young & Co. for coal
at belleville.
1870 90 to Mackey. Young & Co. for coal
at B~slleyille.
1894 81 to Mackey, Young & Co. for coal
at Betleville.
1851. IS to Mackey, Young Co. for coal
at Believille.
s343 to Mackey, Young & Co. for coal at
BeileviIle.
$34o.9 "a to Maokey, Young & Co. for coal
at Belleville.
1888 IS to Mackey. Young & Co, for coal
a. Belisville. -
IL o FOREGOING were zach adopted by
the following vote on the call tor the ayes
and nays: ~
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five in number. SIS
Committee ouAAssessments and Extern
sioiis presented the follo%iag:
Resolved. That $l56. so be paid to Jas.
Il. Somefs for rnck hire.
$207. so to Jas. r. Somer5 for truck hire.
Adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and uays:
Ayes-Ail the members of the Board,
nve In number.
Committee OIL Public Buildings, Docks
anti Parks presented .th e following:
Resolved, That $4,000 be paid to p. I,
Coaden OH account Of contract No. 63s