The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-14

BY Commissioners West and adopted
Resolved, That the contract fol, FUR
nishing iron cots, mattresses n Pill
lows be awarded to D; Steele q Son
at the price named in their bid. to wit,
sample No. 2 bid, $3.50; sample No. 2
mattress, $3.50, and sample No. z, Pill
lows, at soc; total, $3.50; said sample to
include spring, and hat the Corporation
Attorney be requested to prepare and
cause to be executed a proper CONTRACT
between the Mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey City and the said D.. Steele q
Son.
Motion by Commissions Feeney and
adopted, That when we adjourn it be
subject to the call of the Chair.
On motion, adjourned.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Official Proceedings.)
Regular meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation held in the meeting ROOM, Bay
street, on Thursday evening, October
ROLL CALL.
Present-President Allen, Messrs. Oberg
fell, Hoos, Degnan, Beach and Simpson.
Absent-Mr. Cowles.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MIN
On motion of Mr.. Beach the reading of
the minutes of the last meeting was
dispensed with and they were approved
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
From Miss Agnes Adrian requesting
leave of absence.
Received and referred to the Teachers
PROPOSALS AND BIDS.
From Messrs. CHM & Co, Perry Macy &
Co., and D. c.. Heath & Co. offering GER
tain of their publications,
Received and referred to the Commit
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS:
D---g- o~lN~~I Y nj Io1
ss5.05; y. s.. school Furniture Co. $50,
Steele & Son, SIS; No. IS, U. s. School
Son, 81; ]. c. Lindsay, 1925; No. 2, j.. c.
Lindsay, $2.75; No. %, w. W. Farrier,
censug-Terence Sullivan, s17s.1o; Rich
ard Judge, $276. 20; Henry S. Douglas,
$136.75; Matthew Judge, $3.50.
Printing-Keating & Chamberlain $40. 50,
$44; J.. G: Printing Co; S.; Evening
J S,o r 4, 81 si7.So; N; J.; stsa at zeitune'
Janitors' Supplies-Wood & Menagh,
No. 2, ..14.85; No. 8, IS; No. 5, s19.31; Nc.
& So Sio.7Si No, s. Sc sS7 IS. No IL 70 SS:3Ii N sss 4
10. %, $685. No. Ii, $3.50, sis; No. Is,
$40. &c; Ewald Bros, No. 10. So.
Books, Stationery, etc.-D. G. Heath
& Co, No. u. $2.7S; No. 16, $3.50; No. q.
SIS; No. u. $3.50; No. p. IS; CHM & Co,
No. 8, 81; No. 10, 5000; Maynard, Mer-
rill & Co, No. 3, s20.16; Lowell & Co, No.
%, $9.21; University P&ublishing Co, Nc.
No. Z, 1884; No. %, $40; Ewald Bros, No
g., $l8.SS; No. Is, 1926; No. 10, S6.98; D.
Slote & Co., No. 7, $3.50; No. u, $14.62;
No. -, SAT- s22; CLERKS o f. ee So 50;
s52.96; No. 8, 1920; No: 4, $11.6O, $41.05;
No. Ii, ss.Ss,, s.. ss.7e, $3.50; No: Z; s31.ss'
$4ifo'SSSs; No. q, sS4.lo. sS2.12, 1854 ss.ss; No
p, 1915; No. %, $7.76, $3.50; No. %, $46.36.
$9.6S. Patter & Putnam, No. 25, SIS.
Referred to the appropriate commit
tees.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT.
The Superintendent reported that
School No. q was closed last week on
account of the repairs to the boiler be
ing uncompleted, and that the repairs
were about finished.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
Finance, by Mr.. Simpson, Chairman
Resolved, That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named as per bills accompanying:-
Books, stationery, ETC.: Peckham, Lit
tie & Co, No. /, Sass; No. 2, S3.25, $3.50;
No. 7, $3.50, SPAS; No. 10, $S.1O; No. 20,
ssa5; P, SLATE ate. { & Co. 90 No e. ~ !, s. q a. s19 % :,
No. 2, S4.9S; No. 4, $12.S4; No. Il. 81; No.
Il, 81, S24.96; No. 16, 81, 1874; No. II, SOL
sis.7o; Sheldon s 60, No. i, $50; No.
No. 8, $3.50; No. u, 50. Leach, Shewell
& sanborn, No; /, 5000 No, 3: s., $40;
H. sS s. 90 No. IT, il ISL $50; No. Is, $50.
Maynard, Merrill & Co, No. J. S11.52;
$40; Z No so''7 i, s s.ss, SIS sais,5Ss, rs; NJ: z
$685. $3.50. University Publishing Cons
No. 4, 81. A. Lowell & Co, No.
), $3.50; No. s, $28. Elmer & Amend,
High, g. D.. G. Heath & Co; No: 2,
Z, 1888; No. s, 9Oc.; No. H., 1855; No. 1S,
$40. Longmans, Green & Co., No. 8,
Sc. M. e. H. Butler & Co., No. IL, $1.44;
No. u, $3.50. Silver, Burdett & CO.. No.
SsSt.0, $56.25; No. s, $3.50. SIG; No: 20, s4s;2 20,
F. Ford, superintendent. and Clerks
office, $40. II. w. Ellsworth, No. 8, Sc.
H. F. Elss, High, SIG.
No. 4, s4.25; No. 6. $4.o9; No. Z $3.50; No.
II, $1.45, $2.65; No. IA, $3.50; No: 16, So;
No. 10, $500; No: 81 S6.79; No. q, s. s4;
No. "a, So, Ewald Bros, No: 3, S22.sa
sill 10; No. A., .14.O7; No. 6, $3.50, Sass; No.
I. 81; No. s, So; No. 10, 81; No. IL, $21.6S;
No. u, 637; No: "A, $l.51; No; q, $lS.S6;
No: q, $685.. $l5.2o; No; %, $2.n; No. a.
1l.fD rINo. u pA.Ots PA'NOs
Printing-Evening Journal, s24.75; Jersey
City News, s12; F. Heppenheimer &
Sons. $22.50.
RepairsANo. II, P. NJ. Hall, $685. 2.
S. School Furniture Company, $50. $465. SO;
No. II, w. W. Farrier. $40; 2. NJ. Hail.
81; No. 10, j. c. Lindsay, $50 ~; Q. Steele
& Son, sis; No. Is, U. S. School Furni-
ture Company. $11 TO-; No. -, Z; Steele IL
& Son, 81; j. c.. Lindsay, $2.25; No: ~,
j. c. Lindsay, $2.75; No. q, W. W.. Far
rier, $50.
The yeas and nays being called the
resolution was adopted by the votes of
all the members of the Board present.
BY Messrs. Hoos and Obergfeu:-
Resolved, That the following census
claims be and are hereby ordered paid
as per bills accompanying
William Hogan, $116.0 James Mulrain,
1921 10; Martin Gerity, $52.25; Joseph f.
kelly, $100.5 Fred Nissan, $220.75; An
drew Lynch, $169.35; William A. Somers,
$3.50; Louis ]. Smith. $154.15; Louis H.
Vultee, $l4S. 10, John Egan, $685.: Philip
Muldoon, Jr., $780, 40; William B. Riley,
Sl19. 80; John P. Kenny, $500. 95; John A.
OfMara, $3.50. rs; Patrick Lawless, sos. SO;
Richard Garrick, $265.05; Henry J. a
lev. $40. 6o; j. J.. Murphy, S179.S5; Ter
ence Sullivan, $176.10; Richard Judge,
$276. 20; Henry s. Douglass, $136.75; Mat
thew J. Judge, s97.70.
The yeas and nays being called the
resolution was adopted by the following
vote:-
Yeas-President Allen, Messrs. Oberg-
fell. Hoos, Degnan and Beach.
) Nay-Mr. Simpson