The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
Macarthur,

man at belNeVllle vice James McAr-
thur.
Resolved, That the salaries of employees
advanced this day be and is hereby
liked as follows:-
Engineer at Belleville. SIT per month
Fireman at Belieyille, s65 per month
John Davis, vice James McArthur).
Resolved, That the work under contract
No. 1856, by A. S. Swords & Co., for fur
nishing, delivering, carting and trimming
coal at Belleyille and High Service be
and is hereby accepted as completed by
Resolved, That s2S. 20 be paid to W.
]. Burnes for incidental expenses.
$77.13 to Brown & Miller for pipe.
5000 to Brown & Miller for pipe.
$1.3O to Brown & Miller for machine
work.
$500 to Brown & Miller for machine
work.
ssi.4 to Brown & Miller for machine
work.
s6.Ss to Brown & Miller for machine
work.
s74.3O to Brown & Miller for elbows,
81 to Brown & Miller for drawing
paper.
Sl.44 to Brown & Miller for bushings.
$352.60 to Brown & Miller for fittings,
s2lso to Brown & Miller for beams,
| etc.
sise.2S to Brown & Miller for valves,
| couplings, etc.
Sc to Jersey City Herald for advertis-
ing Tor proposals for oil.
Sl.95 to Theodore Mendles for cash ex-
1 pended.
s12O,65 to Miller. Bertholf & Wheeler for
feed.
tering at High Service.
5000 to United Gas Improvement Co.,
for gas at High Service, September,
$500 to Washburn Bros. for cement,
etc.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays:
Ayes-President Macarthur, Commits
sioners Harding, Hooker and Cone.
Absent-Commissioner Kellers.
Extensions presented the following:
Resolved, That the work under con-
tract No. 729 for the furnishing and
laying about 800 lineal feet of twelve
inch cast iron water pipe, gates, etc,
by P. ]. Condor, contractor, be and is
hereby accepted as completed.
Resolved, That s2,6S3.1S be paid to P.
J. Condor being final on contract No.
729 for furnishing and laying about IS, 800
lineal feet OF twelve-inch cast iron water
pipe. gates, etc.
Charge Water Account.
Resolved, Mat $219.2 20 be paid to viii
lam T. Ard for mason work.
$3.50 to Anderson Bros. for repairing
roof of stable.
$3.50 to BARLEY Coyle for horseshoe
$500 to BARLEY Coyle for horseshoe
ing.
s51.5o to Albert DATE for stationery.
$3.50 to Albert Datz for stationery.
S251.26 to Philip Eley for bends and
sleeves.
SIN to Philip Eley for gates ant
s2sS to Philip Eley for water gate.
$l4 to M. ]. Dugan for wood.
$500 to w. w. Farrier for meters.
$31.90 to w. w. Farrier for valves
$3.50 to Fiss & Doerr for difference ii
exchange for horses.
s23.11 to Gibson, Collins & Co., for 1um
Der.
5000 to H. F. Hayes for repairing
$3.50 to Jersey City Herald for adver.
Using for proposals for pipe. etc.
$5.25 to Mackey, Young & Co., for coll
$37.95 to James Mcdonald for repair
ing wagon etc.
1854 to James Mcdonald for repairing
wagon, etc.
Office roof.
$22S.15 to National Meter Company fol
meters.
se5.n to D. J. Regain for feed,
$53.85 to Savage & Gallery for reset
ting meters, etc.
s1s.15 to Savage & Gallery for reset
ting meters. etc.
$38 to Vanderbeek & Sons for lumber
her.
SIS to James H.. T~resouthick for ser
vices as inspector, laying new water
main, September, 1894.
1915 to United Gas Improvement Com
pany for gas at Office, September, 1894
$Z.95 to United Gas improvement Com.
pany for gas at pipe yard, September
$11.35 to United Gas Improvement Com.
pany for gas radiator, September, 1894.
$18.75 to Charles W. White for white
washing, ETC., at Office.
Resolved, That by and with the con
currence of the Board of Finance tht
contract for furnishing and delivering
such cast-iron water pipe and specia
day of May, 1895. IN accordance with the
Specifications on file in the office of The
Chief Engineer, be and is hereby award.
ed to the Pagan Iron Works at the
prices named in their proposal submit
ted to this Board October 14th, 1894
viz
For cast iron pipe per gross ton, $22. so
for special castings, per pound, OPS
that being the lowest bid received, anC
that the Corporation Attorney be anC
is hereby directed to prepare and have
executed the necessary contract for the
same.
Resolved, That by and with the con.
currence of the Board of Finance thu
contract for furnishing and delivering
such stop cocks, lead and meters as
may be required to the first day o.
May, 1896, in accordance with speciica
lions on file in the Office of the Chic.
Engineer, be and Is hereby awarded
to William W. Farrier at the prices
named in his proposal submitted tt
this Board October 14th, 1894, viz
For each and every II inch stop cock
GAS.
For each and every e inch stop cock
0.56.
For each and every p inch stop cock
0.81.
For each and every 1 inch stop cock
$1.26.
For each and every ~ inch stop cock
1921.
For each and every 2 inch stop cock
$4.97.
For each and every ~ inch stop cocl
screwed inside, 46 cents.
For each and every 1-2 inch stop cocl
for cement pipe, As cents.
For each and every SIS inch stop cocl
for cement pipe, SO cents.
For each and every "a inch stop cocl
for cement pipe, 78 cents.
For each and every ton of lead, $77.50.
For each and every 1-inch meter
For each n every Pinch meter
S36.75.
For each and every S-inch meter
$S9s25.
For each and every 4-inch meter
800. rs.
For each and every 6-inch meter
$409. SO.
For each n every 1o-inch meter
$1,040.
That being the lowest bid received
and the Corporation Attorney be and is
hereby directed to prepare and have
executed the necessary contract for the
same.
OWNER.
III. Moran.