The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-08
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COMMITS
SI0NEkS.
Continued,


minal Railway Company where the
centre line of Richard street if produced
southerly would intersect said line
thence running southerly In a straight
line or course to high water mark in
New York Bay, distant easterly fifteen Q5)
feet measured at right angles from the
the division line of lands owned by the
Morris g. Cummings Dredging Company
and the heirs of Richard Vreeland to-
gether with all the right. title and inter-
est of the owners (other than the State
of New Jersey in the lands under water
in front of said strip and also an ease
ment of thirty feet in width for the con-
struction and maintenance of such sewer
across the lands OF the Central Railroad
Company. of New Jersey, and the Norris
Canal and Banking Company, the Ber-
gen Neck Railway Company and the
Lehigh Valley Terminal Railway Com
pany or such other person or persons In
whom the various titles to said lands may
be vested which strip shall be fifteen feet
wide on either side of the centre line
described as follows;
Beginning at a point where the centre
line of Richard street intersects the north
erly line Of lands owned by the Central
Railroad Company of New Jersey; thence
southerly along the centre line of Richard
street if produced to the s~outherly line of
land owned by the Lehigh Valley Termi-
nal Railway Company, which various
tracts are necessary for the construction
of said main sewer, there being no public
streets through which it is feasible and
advantageous to the city to build a main
sewer from the said neighborhood to tide
water or other water into which the sew
erage of such city is emptied, and the
New York Bay at that point being the
only proper and feasible outlet for the
main sewer from said neighborhood above
described; aud be it further
Resolved, That the whole matter of &C.
curing the lands necessary for the con-
struction and maintainence of said sewer
be and is hereby referred to the Commits
sioners of Assessment Il Chief Enoi-
neer, he being a discreet surveyor not in
terested in said improvement to be pro-
ceeded with as directed in the act first
above recited in conformity to the pro-
ceedings now provided by law for the ac-
curing of lands for the opening of streets
III Jersey CITY
following vote on the calls for the ayes
Ayes-All the members of the Board.
five III lumber
Nays-Nope.
Committee on Pumping and Reservoirs
presented the following:
Resolved, That by and with the CON
currence of the Board of Finance the
Committee Oh Pumping and Reservoirs
be and is hereby authorized to purchase:
6 barrels of filtered Franklin valve oil
at 75c. per gallon.
6 barrels of kerosene oil at 12c. per gal
on.
l barrel of A A castor oil at 17c. per
pound.
8 barrels of soft soap at S. per barrel.
3 barrels of Lords boiler compound at
10c. per pound.
3 dozen of Ames' No. 5 scoops at S14. so
per dozen.
brooms at $4 per dozen.
dozen l2-quart galvanized pals at Sc
per dozen.
80 machine screw taps at Soc. each.
1solid screw plate, 1-16 to Il inch, at
So each.
1Almond drill chuck. 0 TO Il inch. at 50
each.
/ rose shell reamer. l5-8, So. so; / 1l-16;
So. so; l S-4. S. 10: 1 1916. $4.40; l rs. 81. 20,
l 1915. 50; 2, $500; 2 1-16, $5.4O; ais. $500,