The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-24

supplies, August, s17.17; Richard jackson.
h~orseshoeing, July and August, $3.50; +.
3. Jones & Co. supplies, August and
September, $15;' Wood & Menagh, SUI
plies. August and September, s12.31; S.
NJ. Jensen, ho~rseshoeing, August, SIPS.
Referred to Committee on Supplies for
Station Houses.
signal system. July and August, sl2O.65;
Wood & Menagh. supplies for signal
system, September, 1873.
Referred to Committee on Maintenance
The J.. C. Electric Light Co., two lights
First precinct, August, $31; The United
Gas Impt. Co, gas instations, August,
gas in hospital, August, 1895
Referred to Committee on Lighting Sta
ton Houses.
Dennis Reardon, milk to hospital, June.
$3.50; J.. C. Mars, supplies to hospital,
to hospital. August, $3.50; s. A. Bettig-
hofer, repairs to hospital, December to
March, $12.26; Vanderbeek & Sons, lum-
Der to hospital, July, $27.5s; a. A. Smith,
groceries to hospital, part of July, 1896;
Morrow & Day, bread to hospital, part
to Hospital, August, $21.57 and 1927; A.
Post. fish to hospital, August, $8o.6S;
Hudson River Ice Company, ice to hos
pital, August, &6.76; Vanderbeek & Sons,
lumber to hospital, August, SIP; ]. M.
kAhCol w hOSplloA q u 80
ust, $109. 49; Louis L. Finke, groceries to
hospital, part of August, $3.50; M. Alb.
ernethy, medicine to hospital, part 81
hospital, April and May, si4.56; ?. C.
Richter & Co, groceries to hospital, part
of August, ssS.42; N. Y. Condensed Milk
CO.. milk to hospital, part of August,
pital, August, ST. 80; Fergus T. Kelleher,
repairs to hospital, May and August.
$44.s7; p. Steel & Son, supplies to hos
groceries to hospital, part of August.
$26.19; Anderson Bros, repairs to Hos
pital, September, $685.; Wood & Menagh
supplies to hospital, August. s7.SS; F. B.
ust, August and September, $21.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensary.
]. c. Printing Co., printing, August 1.
s89.75; j.. c. Printing Co, printing min
utes, August 81; A. DATE, printing, Sep
TENDER, $40; J. F. Clark, printing, Sep
Referred to Committee on Printing
and Stationery.
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by committees to whom
rants were ordered drawn on City Treas
urer for the amounts by the following
vote, the yeas and nay having been
ordered and AIKEN.
Ayes-All the members.
Committee on Salaries:
PayrolS of Department, $27, 273. 81.
Payroll Police Justices and Court Clerks
$616.66.
Payroll of sick and pensioned, ss71.27.
Committee on Feed of Horses.
Vile & Miller, SIC. Il; G. Duncan & Son,
1884; Sarscallan 6 Cassidy, $1S.51; Thos.
Coogan, $49.75; H. N. Van Waganen,
$3409.
Committee on Feed of Prisoners:
Alex. Watson, 11S.4O; P. Began, $3.50;
G. O'Neill, $3.50.
mmit OF Incidentals to Chief:
Benz. Murphy, S61.15.
Committee on Photographs of Prisoners
1. H. KeiTn, $27.
Committee on Department, Repairs and
Incidentals:
L. A. Bettinghofer, s7.S5; Henry Albers,
$40; Brinkman & Hauck, $685. 8 and s3S. 40
Committee on Suppliea for Station
Houses:
N. 7. & N. j. Telephone Co., $34.1o;
| Vanderbeek & Sons, $3.50 and $2.O2; West
ern MO Telegraph Co., So; Fred Mand-
Ter, $2O.S5; J. S~pellenberger, SILT; Richard
Wood & Menagh. sl2.31; S. M. Jensen.
$11.25.
Committee on Maintenance of sigma
E. S; Greedy & Co., s12O.s5; Wood &
Menagh, $7.93.
Committee on Lighting Station Houses
The J.. c. Electric Light Co., $31; the
$49.95.
Committee on Hospital and Dispensary
Dennis Reardon, $3.50; j. c. Mars, 1888
F. r. Vessels, $3.50; l.. A. Beat1tiIgghofer
$112; A. A. smyth, ss9.66; Morrow & Day
4. Post, sso.es; Hudson River Ice Co.
r. Fta &; s sss. q; St. stev Sbern saas; w.; sl aNsis I I
G. Elliott, s14.36; P. C. Richter & Co.
$SS.42; n. Y. Condensed Milk Co.. $2546
J. sheilinberger, $780,, Fergus T. Kel
BIakey, S46.19; Anderson Bros, ss6.S5
Wood & Menagh, s7.SS; f. B. Jones & Co.
s21.
Committee on Printing and Station.
j.. c.. Printing Co.,A and $1S9.75; A
DATE, $40; ]. F. Clark, $3.50.
By President Abernethy, and adopted
Wh heges The Boa Beard Of F F. a 1Dsf did
approved by His Honor the Mayor July
26, 1894, allow to this board for the yea
November 90, 1884 to December !. 1896
putting in steam hea in City Hospita
buildings; and
Whereas, Although the appropriation
to put in said steam heat has not ye
such purposes until the beginning of thu
ensuing fiscal year.. it is necessary FOL
| the proper equipment of them and thu
health of the patients that the steam
heating plant be placed in same befor'
the cold weather: therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Committee on Hos
pital and Dispensary be authorized t
ii 4Ol pIOPOSCAo W pol III SCIIN
steam heat in City Hospital buildings
provided that it be understood that M
payment on account of the contract ii
one is entered into) be made prior t.
December l. 1894.
By President Abernethy, and adopted
Whereas the Board OF Ffnance did BY
resolution passed July % 1894. and adopt
ed by his honor the Mayor, July 26 189
allowed to this Board TOR the yea
Nov. 80, 1894. to Dec. /, 1895, the sum o
5000 for the purpose of putting in co
beds, pillow and mattresses in the polict
station houses; and
Whereas, Although the appropriation
to put in said cot beds, pillows and mat
~tresses has not yet become and will no
be available for such purpose until tht
beginning of the ensuing fiscal year, i
is necessary for the proper protection
Of the health of the officers of the de
partment that the said cot beds, pillow:
and mattresses be placed in the same be
fore the cold weather.
Resolved, hat the Committee on Sup
plies for Station Houses be authorized
to advertise for proposals to put in cot
| beds, pillows and mattresses In the pc
lice station houses, provided that it be
understood that 40 payment on account
of the contract (f one is entered into) be
made prior to December l, 1894.
By President Abernethy and adopted;
Resolved, That special police power be
| granted Lamp Inspector j. Z. Davidson
throughout the city.
BY Commissioner West, and adopted
Resolved, That the following trans
ferred be and is hereby ordered to take
effect from October 1st, viz.
R~oundsman M. Casey, from Sd to 9th
| precinct; Roundsman +. Duffy, from 9th
to Sd precinct.
Motion by COMMISSIONS West, and
adopted
THAI Patrolman Kaiser be reinstated
to duty from suspension.
Motinp NV ComniSSiouer Vast and