The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-09

Fourth precinct. November, $25. 05.
e. P. Smith, incidentals, September to
November. $5S.17.
The United Gas Improvement Co, gas in
stations, October, $29S. 65; gas in Hospital.
$63.
Mackey, Young & Co., coal to Fifth pre-
cinct. November, $8S; coal to stable, Octo-
Der and November. $11.
Martin Bonner, making driveway to stable
on Central avenue, August, $47.19.
Vanderbeck & Sons, lumber to stable,
September. $3.50. 81.
EsW. w. Farrier, putting gas and fixtures
at stable on Central avenue, S3l "a.
Albert DATE. printing and stationery, Sep
TENDER and October. $780, rs.
J.C. News, printing manuals, September,
$17; October, 81.
Hauck Bros. kindling wood to Fifth
precinct.
], Mcdonald, furniture. new Fifth pre-
cinct. $685.. IS.
John Mullins, furniture, new Fifth pre-
cinct, $215. 90 and $37f 81.
Caroline Hams, cleaning new Fifth pre-
cinct, Sc. rs.
Mamie Mooney. $12. 70.
Mary Danly, $13 so.
Mary Rosenbaum, 1925.
Mary Dickson, 81. so.
Referred to Committee on Station Houses
and Prisons.
C. 0. Osborne, extra nelp to Hospital,
November. $32
G. 0. Osborne, i~ncidentals, September to
November. $2S. 08.
Wood & Menagh, supplies to Hospital, Oc-
tober, So n.
Hauck Bros, kindling wood to Hospital,
October, SIS.
Fergus I. kelleher, repairs at Hospital,
September to November, $31.13.
Hudson River Ice Company, ice to Hos
| pital, November, $33.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensary.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims were reported correct
by the committees to whom they were re-
ferred, and or motion warrants were ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer for the amounts
by the following vote, the yeas and nays hay
ing been ordered and taken:
Ayes-All the members present.
Committee on Station Houses and Prisons:
j. Mcdonald, $3.50, 90.
John Mullins. 1915. 90 and $371. 81.
Caroline Hams, Sc. 70.
Mamie Mooney. $12. rs.
Mary Danly, $13. so.
Mary Rosenbaum, So. 25.
Mary Dickson, 81. so.
Dennis Regain, $S7.04.
f. O'Donnell. $95. 85.
Charles O'Neill, $25. 05.
Peter Began, $12.75.
Alex. Watson, $3.50. 80.
c. P. Smith, sos II.
The New Jersey Gas Improvement Com.
pany, $29S So and $63.
Mackey, Young & Co., $SS and 81.
w. w. Farrier, $31. "a.
Vanderbeck & Sons. 1851.
Martin Bonner, $47.19.
The Jersey City News, 81 and $12.
Albert Datz, $186. rs.
Hauck Bros. So.
Committee on Hospital and Dispensary:
G.. o. Osborne. $32 and $2S.
Wood Il Menagh, So. n.
Hauck Bros, So.
Fergus Il. Kelleher, $31. Is.
Hudson River Ice Company, $33.
Charles P. Knoeller.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
By President Feeney, and adopted:
Resolved, That the Honorable Board Of
Finance be requested to transfer all balances
to the credit of the several appropriation;
made to the Committee on Station House:
and Prisons, fiscal year 1892 and 1898, or
November 80, 1892, to the credit of tht
Committee on Station Houses and Prison.
for said fiscal year.
BY President Feeney, and adopted:
Resolved, That the Honorable Board o
Finance be requested to transfer the sum o.
two thousand dollars from the account of The
Board of Health to the credit of the Com.
mittee on Hospitals and Dispensary, fsca
year 1892 and 1893.
Motion by COMMISSIONS Van Keuren, anc
adopted:
That when we adjourn, it be to meet a
the call of the chair.
On motion the Board adjourned.
G P. ROBINSON,
Clerk.