The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-18

Mccarthy, s44s.17; John J.. Lenehan,
1928; a. Post, $3.50; Thinker & Hanni-
ball, STA. rs; Gus Mayer, 1920; f.. & g..
schober, ssSS72 Gus Mayer. s12;S4; Wig
Charles efas sso'i Il. Pleasant, So. Saue Gus Ma aver
$3.50; Robert Ryan, SIS; Thomas H. Nc
Sam Sc 9g SO; A. Post; si6o; e. Ehlbeck'
Claims Committee IN Incidentals,
County Institutions
Ignatius Noonan, s12; James P Hall.
s4e'25, s5105, 1892. IA; Jarvis r. UnderhiI,
sslsRT,, s4s7.44. ssis'52'; VII Virgins { Abel,
s56; Frank McDermott, $1e g; podgs &
Oil CO.. M.16: Frank McDermott, s29.10;
]. F. Underhill. $13,65: Frank McDer-
mott, sas. 81, $3.50; Elysian Machine and
Thomas H. Mccain, $40.
Claims Committee on Smallpox Hos
Frank MeDermott, s9.7s; F. 6 6.
Claims Committee on Judiciary.
sa5 kosS wd Deysy sn sss: s1la sIsd. s s,Isas
Tews, s35; Patrick McKenna, SIS: Chris
ss5; samuel Armstrong, $685. ss5; Emily
JOHN 4; bksl HOBS ssSi &; a; o. :: g charle sls7-i aoi ss1S: n:
$3.50; F. 3. Linn & Co, $25; Thomas
Nevill, s5495; Michael A. Egan, $94.95;
Gustay A. Boyer. s19.7S; r. G. lessen
Claims Committee on Public Grounds.
Court House and JAIL
S.. Frank G~lockowski, $745.95. $76.75;
Frank. H.. Cordts, $500. GA: the Universal
Lock Co. of New York, s6S.
]. Van Hise & Sons, $225; Barrow Dom
aldson, 1,44s; M. D. Lillis, 3ss.79; Emile
Vockroth, 94.30.
Claims Committee on North Bridges
stainsby 81 q Co., s45.2o so; Flo G:
Stanford and stillman Co.. 1874; Francis
Wis Underhi1l, 800, John Crosby, so cents;
Excelsior OIL Co., 1888, John NJ. Shurr.
1870; Yellow Pine Co, 1924; Walter T.
Johnson & Co., 5.95; E. P. Backus Lum-
Der Co., 6.99 and 2.59.
Claims Committee IN South Bridges:
Hogan & Nelson, S245 so.
Claims Committee on County Build
Michael K~ellleher, s4,25o.0O.
Claims Committee on Finance and
Audit:
and 1856; Christopher P. Smith, rs.
Claims New Public Road:
Henry 4 McGivney, ss,1S7.6O; and sl4,-
24s. 4o; The Observer. 11. 1s and $50; EN-
360. 90; Bayonne & Greenville Gas Light
Co., 1000; James G. Morgan, 1000; Mary
Phisbrook, 71.49; F. H. Spangemann,
Routh, 5000.
Question being taken on the report on
yeas n nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-Ail the member of the Board
Absent-Freeholder Hennessesy-1.
The Director at Large declared the re-
port and resolution adopted.
From the Committee on Penitentiary:
To the Honorable the Director at Large
and members of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of the County of Hudson:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Peni-
fRntf9rV to whom WHFA r6fArrQrd The
proposals and bids received this day
for crushred stone, would respectfully
report Recommending that the bid of
Sheridan & Shea Co., be accepted as per
the price in their bid for said crushed
stone, viz: $1.05 per cubic yard.
Dennis Gallagher, ". H. Ellis, John E.
Halliday.
Freeholder Ellis moved the report be
Received and the recommendations
therein contained awarding the sale of
crushed stone be adopted.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members of the Board
preSent-11.
Observation-Disclosures Hennessey-1.
The. Director al Large declared the mo
ton adopted.
BY Freebooter Ellis:
Case No. 1895.
Resolved, That the sum of one hun
bred and thirty-one 96-100 dollars G131. 96)'
being interest on award paid to Mary
Welter1ee, now deceased, be and the
SdIIC TX nSlCpy z pdId u MAJ
Bebus, Jacob B.. Bebus, Louisa Mohn,
and Gilbert Collins, administrator or
such other person as may be duly au-
thorized to receive, sign, execute and
discharge for the same, in full settle
ment and discharge of the award, with
interest, being the award of Commits
sioners on New Public Road in the above
mentioned case.
The sum above ordered to be paid by
warrant on the County Collector in the
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at Large and Clerk of this Board. But
such warrant is to be delivered only
when the Counsel to this Board shall
ha yecertifed that all liens and matters
necessary to be arranged and set
tied before payment and that the
requisite papers have been duly exc
cuted, etc.
Question being taken on the resolution
ON yeas and nays there voted as fol-
lows
Yeas-An the members of the Board
Absent-Freeholder Hennesssey-1.
The Director at Large declared the res
olution adopted.
BY Freeho1der Cronin:
children be and are hereby indentured to
the following named persons: William
wagner to Philip Michels, Lille New
man to Mrs. e. B. Fowler.
Question being taken on the resolu-
ton IN yeas and nays there voted as
follows:
Yeas-A1l the member of the Board
present-11.
Absent-Freeholder Hennessey-1.
The Director at Large declared the
resolution adopted.
On motion of Freebooter Swartz the
Board adjourned.
The Director at Large declared the
Board adjourned to next regular meet
ing day, Thursday, October 4. 1894, at
F. NJ.
JOHN BOYE, Clerk.
TO MARGARET STAGNETTI, PETER H.
Beekluan, Mary Knapp, The Town of Hud-
son Land Association and Hugh Lahey:-
You are hereby notified that at a public
sale made by the City Collector of Jersey
CITY on the 18th day OF October, 1892, The
Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City purchased
for the sum of sixty-nine dollars and forty
two cents ALL the land and real estate stu
ate in Jersey City, in the County of Hudson
and State of New Jersey, fronting on West