The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-25
[oFFrcIAL PROCEEDINGS!

From A. K. Appleton and others In re-
lation to condition of Golden street.
From Cathrine C. Smith in relation to
condition of sewer in Railroad avenue.
From Joseph A. Conkright. complains
of dumping of garbage in vacant lot near
his premises on Seventh street.
Nine 10y petitions for signs, etc.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Streets. Sewers and Lighting.
Frem the Morris & Essex RailrOadC Com
pany, requesting permission to construct
q bridge across Grove street, north of
Twentieth street.
Received and referred to the Committee
of the Whole.
REPORTS OF H CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
in favor of Denis Byrnes. $500 on account
of,contract No. 562.
Michael Curley, SS27.72 retained per
centage on contract No. SOL,
Michael Kelleher, $3.50 final On contract
No. GA.
Michael Curley. $500 on account of con-
tract No. 631.
Michael curIey. $1,000 on account of
Henry Byrne. 81. sic. 20 on account Of
contract No. 634.
Charles O'NeilI. $500 on account of con-
tract No. 637.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented:
Woods & Menagh, $74.27; H. X. Worth
ingtou, $50 81. 1856. 40, SIG. AZ; United Gas
$S4. 60, SIG. so, $685., So; Hudson County
Electric Light Company, Sl.227. so; Frank
Smith, 500; II. Schneider, $28. 95; John
Sweeney, S45; Thomas Reynolds, SIS;
O'Brien & Keilt, $3.50. IS, $25. 33, $37. 90; P.
E. Martin. $4S2. so, $47950. SAT-, 1896. $50;
$40 Il; Hauck Bros. S2s. $l4; James P.
City News, s26. $40, 1924; John Kilroy. SOL;
John J.. Lillis, SIS; Robert Nc
Cormick, $780,. Edward Gibson. S72;
John Fullain, $3.50. SIC; Robert Donshea,
$2S; Hugh Dugan, $l1o. 10, S79.07. SIT. 93;
SAG. l6, SAL. 40; BARLEY Coyle. $50. %; Charles
Zeitung, $2S so. s25. So: p. J. Condor. S492.
S334.5 50; Richard Wade, s4O6: Robert Muir
head, S344 ID; NJ. Fountain. 1885: Fagau
Iron Woks. 34S; $500; James Carlin, $40;
Michael Courain, S34.S 5 $26. SO, De-, 81. 30.
s.; 80; John Nolan, s479. o., s46s. s445 so;
$s4, $l4, sl1.5O, IS. 80, Jersey City Supply
Company, $44S.7 II, STA. 70, s37. 35. s15. SO;
Vanderbeek 81 Son, $57. 10, $3.50 +. Nc
Dermott, S67.6 90; S25.67; H. w. Moser.
S312; j. &. Miner. $423. 20; James F. SOM
ers, $l03. so; L. Z. Woodcock, 500; also on
pay rolls Reassessors, $500, January. 1899;
repairing wafer pipe, $2.S32.50; shutting
off water. 81, $40. SO; Reassessors, S675; pav-
ing over water pips, $401 %; laying water
pipe, $3.50. so; repairs at high service, $238
February, 1892; Reass essors. $3.50, clean
ing sewers and basins, $796. so, March,
1892.
Received and referred to their appro-
PIRATE committee.
EPoRT oF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Lighting reported on certificates of the
Chief Engineer in favor of:
Denis Byrnes, $500, on account of Con-
tract No. 562.
Michael Curley. sS27.72 retained per
ceptage ON Contract No. Col.
Michael Curley, $1,000. oil account of
Contract No. 631.
Michael Curley. $500, on account of Con
ract No. 631.
Henry Byrne, s1,5l5. 70. on account of
Contract No. 63i.
Charles O'Neil. $500, on account of Con-
tract No. 637; aud on claims of Thomas
Moran, $sl; E. j. Woodcock, IS: James
Pallister, Sl2.15 John Nolan, $3S7. SO. S110,
$40; H. w. Moser, $312; j. G. Miner,
$423. 20; N. Y. & N. J. Globe Gas Light
Co, 81, 1856 %; also on pay roll cleaning
sewers and basins. $796. so, March, 1899. as
correct.
Nine C) petitions for signs, etc., favor
able.
The report was accepted,
Committee on Pumping and Reservoirs
reported on pay roll, repairs at High Ser
vice. S23S, February. 1892, as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Assessments and ExJen-
sions reported ON claims or Frank Nc
$l03. 50; NJ. j. Griffith. s27. 90; National
Meter Co., So; It. Mccormack. $4S; John
McCabe, $40; also OF pay rolls. Reasses-
sors, 5000. January, 1892. repairing water
pipe, S2,o32.5O; shutting OFF water. 81
sio,SO' v.ta HeaS sins s.ot o., 500 Ss,oc PAYING %a,ag
$3.50, March, 1892. as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Public Buildings, Docks
and PARKS reported Oh certificate of the
Chief Engineer in favor nf Michae KEEL
leher, $3.50, final on contract No. GA. and
on claims of Mary Packenham, 500;
$l35; Mary MaDnix, Sl6: Aunie Tyron.
$50; Kate Knerr, $50; Elizabeth Schattner,
SO: Ellen Cummings. $50. as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Laws and Ordinances
reported on Claim of E. j. Woodcock, 81
Ms correct.
The report was accepted.
MOTIONS N RESOLUTIONS.
Commissioners Dugan moved that when
this Board a~djourus it will be TO meet
Thursday at ten O'Clock u. N.
Carried.
Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Lighting presented the following:
Whereas. Henry d. Axleby, Salina NJ.
West aud 0. Newcomb, owners of land
III block No. 797 of that part of Jersey
City formerly known as the city Of HUI l.
son. lave fled with this Board a petition
and accompanying sketch dedicating TO
public use for a street a strip of land 80
feet III width across said block No. 79Y,
which said strip forms an extension of
Ogden avenue from It's present northerly
terminus in u straight line or course one
hundred and five (l05) feet;
Resolved. That said strip of land be and
Is hereby accepted MS dedicated for use as
n public street aud That said petition and
accompanying sketch be ordered filed in
the Office of this Board as an evidence of
such dedicaIions,
Resolved, that one Improvement certifi-
cate for $500 be drawn IN favor of Denis
Byrnes tor york done and materials fur
nished on account of contract No. 562 for
construction If sewer in PavoniR avenue
from +, R.R. cut Il Newark avenue.
Resolved, that ont Improvement certif-
nAFa TO- GSn0 hA RI p, wv, a.. ~, - T.oh..