The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-24

COnttnueu.
Harrison avenue from Monticello to Com
munipaw avenue, from eighteen inches out
side of outer rail Of street car track to curb
line.
Very respectfully,
w. w. RUGGLEs.
Chief Engineer.
Received and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Sewers.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMs.
The following claims were presented
John Nolan. S110. 70; Jacob Buchlein,
$27; Warren & Nugent. agents, $20S. 80;
Thomas Rynn, agent, $13. rs; Edwin Ran
dali, $13 .25: G. w, G. Phillips, $45; N. Y,
& N. !. Telephone Co., $7.45, $1.1O,
S129. 90; National Meter Co.. $40. 70; Fred
Mandler. 1927. 90; Mackey. Young & Co.,
$40. rs, So. so; J. w. Harrison, So. so, So;
Alex Hamill, 1915. 40; Henry Byrne, $434;
Chas. Boltwood. So; United Gas Improve
ment Co.. $78.75, $16. so, $1,000. $3.50; J,
G. Herald, "a. so; F.. c. O'Reilly. 1896.
$3.50. $3.50; Geo. T. Bouton. $25; also pay
rolls paved streets. 81, 1874. As, April. 1892;
paved streets, So, 704. 80, May. 1892; paved
Streets, So, Alb. 32, June, 1899; paved streets.
$2.082. 10. July, 1892; paved streets, 500,
August, 1892.
Received and referred to their appropriate
committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers re-
ported on certificates of the Chief Engineer
in favor of:
Henry Byrne, $5O1 ,68 retained percent
age on contract No. 1858.
Edw. O'Donnell. $500 on account Of con-
?. ]. M SlI $500 on account Of con-
tract No. ia.
And on claims Q f'Jas. Mcdonald, $35.15;
James P. Hall, $40 $128.2 "a, 500. 10,
$65.10, $62, 49, $62. 30, $50. 80, $57.40,
$56. $54. go, SOL 80, $4S. rs. $45. so,
$44. so, $4,000, $41. 80, 1874, 80.
5000, $23.1 IL S19.2 90. SIT. so, SIT. 80.
1888, So so: Luke Kilduf, $16I.70, $780, 40.
$46, $50, $19.20 {, So; F.. G. O'Reilly, 1896,
$500, $120; Edw, O'Donnell, -$135. IS;
Robert Muirhesd. s$$24S. 81, $191. 16. $112. 40,
$22. SO; John Mannion, S81; M. G. Lennon,
$54; Julius Breternitz, Jr., $S4; H. W.
Moset, 1884, Henry Byrne, 500. $50,
$51, $48, $48, $48, $36. $25, S24; A. Datz,
$43. rs. $40, $29. so, $12. so. So. so; Geo. 7.
Bouton, $25; ]. Dickson & Bro, $105; W.
Harris. $37. "a. John Herman. $151. 10.
1921. rs, $113. 66, $22.5 G. H. Kemp,
$78, $76.5O, $75. $73. 80, $54; John Kilroy,
$3.50, $3.50, STA, S171, $16S, $168. $132;
John Lillis, $40; VIM. R. Mccarthy, SIS,
$72, $72, $50, 500; Bernard McGuinness,
$79, $78. $3.50, S75. $54; Joseph Mailie,
$195, $S1; John Mournes, $78, $75, $75.
$72; John Nolan, 1896; w. Ormsby, $66,
$32; G. H, Percy, $3.50; Thos. Reynolds,
$75; C. Steck & Son, 1925; Thos. Smith,
$3.50; Jos. Seals. $50; Patrick Sherry, $S7.5 so.
$50; John Sweeny, $78, $7S, $40. 90, $40. so,
$3; Denis Byrnes. $471, 1886. 5000. 20,
S270. $3.50, $167. 80, 800; Patrick O'Connor,
$207. 10, $49. So, 5000, $25.8 so. $23. So.
1922. 80, $50. So; also on pay rolls paved
streets, 81, 1884. As, April, 1892; paved streets,
So, 704. so, May, 1898; paved streets,
50, 413.3 30, June, 1892; paved streets,
$2.062. 10. July, 1892; paved streets, 500,
August, 1892, as correct.
Two ~ petitions for signs, etcc., favor
able.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Municipal Lighting re-
ported on claim of N. Y. & N. j. Globe
Gas Light Co.. So, 154 .S3, as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Pumping and Reservoirs
reported on claims Of John Fahy, $21O.45; P.
E. Martin, $3.50. SO, 1920. 81, as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee OH Assessments and Exten-
sions reported on claims of:
w. w. Farrier. $50; E, Randall, 1910. 35:
Frank McDermott, $33 90, $3.50; Charles
Boltwood, S40.o2, $3.50, $l2.09 1914;
Wood & Menagh, $22. 1S; O.. ID. Perry
$685. James Mcdonald. $3O.3 30; a. Datz.
$40; f. M. Decker, $500; T.. E. Martin,
$152.31, Sl5.97i VIM. l., Jordan. 500, as
correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Public Buildings, Docks and
Parks reported on claims of:
Richard Wade, $142.22 as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Laws and Ordinances re-
ported on claim of:
Lizzie Woodcock. So. as correct.
The report was accepted.
MOTIONS N RESOLUTIONS.
COMMISSIONS Dugan moved thai When
this Board adjourn It Will De to meet on
wednesday, April II, lo94, at ten CLOCK
A. M.
Carried.
Committee on Streets and sewers presented
the following:
Whereas, This Board met on the ninth
day OF April, 1894, to hear, consider and ad-
judicate upon objections which should be pre-
sented against the final assessment map and
report for the construction OF a W IN
Central avenue from a point lOo feet south
OF Irving street to Hague street: and
Whereas, No objections were presented,
alleged or known against the same, there
fore