The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-10
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES
Submitted at the Meeting
Of the Board Of Free
holders.
INTERESTING SET OF FIGURES,
Guests If Wafder Crimes During
October and Cos Of Their
Maintenance.
INTERESTING SET OF FIGURES,

The Board of Freeholders received bids
for supplies yesterday at the meeting
held for that purpos,. All day long con-
tractors from every part of the county
visited the Office of the Board, and In the
afternoon before the meeting was held.
they made life burdeuson:e tothe Free
holders bv their perseverance iu insisting
on whispered Conversations. When the
Board was called to order the lobby was
packed by pers )ns interested 10 tho con :
tracts to be beat for. Director Brugee-
man appointed Freeholders Swartz and
Hsnnessey ~tellers. but Freeholdsr S wartz
declined. saying he would prefer that an
older and q more Elk perienced member be
substituted. Mr.. Ellis was then ap-
pointed aud the bids were read as fol
lows
THE d 4
James soden. $3.50. Bella Metzler, i. Q. 90 d.
HsaLocK SHOE LEAraEa-E. A. Grady, sso7; James
VEassfsaBIEs-Jame Lenahan. s4.5f2.0.
wilson, $3.50; William TAYLOR sf56SsssSsss.0 Charles a.
Ahrens, s ,l45; Charles Macssa Il; Plea plessaa ne 81 q, 4s 6 Soho.
bsr, 14sSl0; James Hunt, $l52U.
FEED-Timken s Hannibal, sl,770.8O; Charles Z.
LIME aSp cEnESr-James r, Hall, 1914. IS.
sl,ao5; Abram Post, 1000 pounds Cod, $500. .s
PRovIsioNs-charles E. Ahrens, sl,5s6.50; William
CoFFEg AND s~pIcEs-Charles E. Ahrens, ss,slo5e;
William R. Cook, $3,11f.6O.
~TEAs-charles f. Ahrens, sl.6szy5o: William R.cook.
S2,025; John S. Sloane, S2,Sl7.50. 3
F~L9ua,Gharies E. Ahrens, $500; Timpken & Han
&RoeERIEsACharles E. Ahrens, s7,6sl.2 Is; William
R. Cook, $685. Is.
s1,126.60.
Furst, s7s54; samuel Depue, 1924; Wade, Gerdy s
MISUNDERSTANDING Noonan 1892. rs; Samuel Depue,
s51s.25; Charles S. Furst, s57a.25.
Furst 500; Samuel Depue, s75o.
LeTHlYG1ignatiu Noonan, 9, PSI 80; Bella Neither
IcE-F. Mcbermott, per ton at Snake Hill Ss.5S;
s seiaaTa asG per aen at Rsf o tsn a A onskf s a55;' Bernard Bern; ID
McGuinness, per ton at Court House, $500.
S%onFnEssG6P n SE1sImf{ e. %erder' g 49, 49, s Charles II.
Pleasance, ss52 70; James T; Underhitl; Ss55s; orsov
City supply Company, s1,Os4.4O; Charles H. Pleas
]. e o'BPien o9 si,6ssas6; eRar 3ea fa0 e PIsasssine ssg si,o oman
CoAL-Edwards & Walker. 1000 tons, $is,sN;, Daniel
sIs'sSs. 1900 TONS s@'s0' James o0yie' ~" IONS
ssHH4spyAREaalwiggins & Abel, 8, 1921 s.; James F.
MmK-Denn Reardon, SLIPS.
EGGs-DennfsR eardon, Sl,064.
Company $40; Joseph Washington. s275; Hudson
ToBAcco..Maye Brothers, $s55
$aS5,S. w.
RFFERRED TO COMMITTEE.
Tue bids were all referred TO the
proper committee. and will pe reported
Oh at the next meeting OF the board.
G. J. Rooney, clerk of The County
Board of Health. notified the F~reeho;defs.
= s -. - h.. fhnaa 4 ~ ,aUfa
and the appointment OF their successors,
as told in The JERSEY CITY NEWS yester-
day. The communication was refer: ed
| to a COMMITTEES. 39
Warden Grimes. OF the Penitentiarye
reported that during October there wars
in the institution 172 prisoners aad 9.
employees. The cost of maintenance wa
50, 761, 81 aud the average cost was Sl3. 73%
THANKSGIVING DAY FEAST.
acquisitions wers received from the
waraens of the Pennitentiary, Almshouse
and Asylum for chickens. turkeys. nuts,
apples. etc., for Thanksgiving Day din-
ner. Warden Ryan Of the Alsmanouse
informed the board that 8 night engineer
should be appointed because the night
watchman could not properly attend to
his regular duties and the engine also.
The matter was referred to the Aims
house Committee.
Judge McGrath Informed the board
that jacob Ringle had been paid the
money awarded him by the Court for
damages done his property by the 0
struction OF the Boulevard.
BRIDGE OVER MORRIS CANAL.
Plans and spec,ncs ious for the erec-
ton of q Boulevard bridge over the
Morris Canal aud the Newark ald New
York Railroad were adopted, aud the
clerk was directed to advertise for pro-
posals. The board directed that th 9
boilers at Snake Hill and the County
Jail be insured. and also directed the En-
gineer 10 change the plan of the branch
to the boulevard to conform to the plans
submitted by Messrs. Opdyke, Walker
and others.