The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-22

exchange for coupon bond No. PAL, .ur u
like al.ount, u | have cancelled said
coupon bond No. 2l4.
Yours respectfully,
HUGH DUGAN,
County Collector.
JERSEY CITY. N. j., July 81, 1892.
To the Houeroble the DIrector-ai-Larve
and Members Of the Board of Chosen
FreehoiderS OF the County Of mud ,on:
GENTLEMEN-I respectfully repoIt this
day there Was issued and delivered Que
registered war renewal bond No. Ills for
one thousand dol lrs (Sl. 0J0), i'll excnanye
for COUPON bond No az for II ike amount,
and SAID COUPON bond nave been cancelled
anu taken off record.
HUGH DUGAN,
County Collector.
Freebooter PfngsIeu moved the reports
be received and printed iu full III The
nut
Adopted.
From Edlow w. Harrison, Chief En-
gineer:
JERSEY CITY, N. j., July %, 1902
To tine Honorable the Director ut Large
and Members of the Bourd or Cho en-
Frerh"lders of Hudson Count:
GENTLEMEN-I haYr the pleasure OF re.
porting "a you that tue portion OF tine
new public road, bet West Twenty
second and West Fifty. seventh street,
Bnyonne, IS now open for cousiraction.
The tot ii frOntoge on the road III this
distance is 2G,990.7 feet of which 9,232
feet Is not affected by condemnation p.o-
ceedings. Deeds in cousi,itr ,ion of
early construction hava been gwen 10 the
county Tor 5,094, OF feet, and permits lion to
enter tor 1.SU2.99 feet. Deed, for 604 81
additional feet. and tights to cutter tor
$40. 10 feet have been promised, but it is
difficult to secure the presence of parties
To execute papers during the vacation
season. The c)mmisslouers are ready to
report Oh 437 feet exclusive of che above,
leaving of the whole front of 20,990.7 feet
only 2,9o9.71 still TO be considered.
The deeds to the county are given in
consideration OF work Icing commenced
before Septe Der l. 1892.
would recommend that your Honor
able Board instruct your COMMITTEES on
New Public Road TO advertise for propo-
sails for grading, regulating and implov-
ing tue new pubic road between West
Twenty-second street and West Fifty
seventh street, Bayonne. aud also build
Ing culyerts and sewers, laying drain
pipe. builuiug catch basins aud all other
work necessary ito dispose of the surface
water; said proposals 10 be received at the
meeting OF vour Board to be held Thurs
day, August Is, 1892.
l prelImlna " estimate of Qnan-
tilies in the proposed work. The letting
"a 1AAS " n N4SAI AAct a 2 u Cu uiOG
and the contract entered into with the
Lehigb Valley Terminal Railway Com
pnny Complete this class of work upou
the first 4 miles of the Il miles of the
road.
Yours respectfully,
E. w. HARRISON.
Chief EuGineer.
ESTIMATE NO. 2.
Preliminary estimate of quantities for
grading. regulating aud improving the
new public road between West Twenty
second aud West Fifty-seventh streets,
Bayonhe City.
Clearing, grubbing, removing and re-
setting trees.
$1,000 cubic yards earth excavation;
drain or pipe trench;
$4,000 cubic yards earth tilliug;
5000 sand or gravel supplied;
75o square yards gutter paving;
40 iiueal feet new curb;
2OO square feet new bridge stone;
10 square yards OF repaving;
$50. lineal feet reset curb;
1000 square feet relaid bridge;
4.600 Tagging:
Especial receiving basins;
4 receiving basins rebuilt;
2 manhole heads set to gra lie;
10 cubic yards dry rubbie masonry;
25 rubble masonry in
100 lineal feet IS inch vitriied pipe;
100 IL
10 cubic yards dry walls rebuilt;
10 cemeu a rebuilt;
300 lineal feet s inch cast iron pipe;
81 cubic yards brick masonry in cul-
vert;
500 feet b. NJ. spruce timber;
E0 fpat U NJ hamlonE tim
Freeholder Noonan moved the report
be received and the reco n~mendations
contained be adopted.
Question being aiken on the motion on
yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members of the Board
presents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ellis, Kimmerly
and Nelsou-3.
The Dii ector-at-1 urge declared the re-
port adopted.
From Hugh Dugan, County Collector:
JERSEY CITY, July Is, 1899.
Received from A. N. BIuggemann, Di-
rector-at-Large, eight thousand and
eighty-six dollars ($8, 0S6) for support of
inmates IN Lunatic Asylum of Hudson
County.
HUGH DUGAN,
County Collector.
Freebooter Coyle moved the report be
received and ordered printed in full III the
minutes.
Adopted.
From John Grimes, Warden. reported
that 6S219 yards OF stone was taken from
Snake Hill during the month Of June,
1892.
On motion of Freeholder Norman the
same WAS ordered FLED.
From James Grimes. Warden:
HUDSON Co. PENITENTIARY,
SNAKE HILL, July Z, 1892.
To h Honorable the Directur-at. Large
n members of the Board of Oh sen
Freeh0lders of the County of Hudson: