The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-07

The said Herman kreftler having been,
BY an order of this Court, duly appointed
architect to supervise, etc, the erection
of a suitable lunatic asylum building in
Hudson County, in compliance with the
provisions of acts providing therefor,
namely, "An act to authorize the issue
of bonds to provide moneys for the
erection of county unatic asylum build
fngs In countie of this State" approved
thereof. See laws of 1890 (~pamphlet.
page 1870, and the compensation of the
sa idarchitect having been fixed by an
order of this court, bearing date Janu-
airy IA, AID. 1893, at four and one-half
per centum of the cost OF the work
upon the basis of the contract now ex-
listing for said work between said board
Board of Chosen Freeholders) and NJ.
which is SIZE, 800, to be paid in INSTALL
ments or several payments, from time to
time, as the work performed shall war
rant, such payments to be made upon
claims therefor verified by oath, which
shall specify the work and labor perform
ed, etc, and whereas two payments have
heretofore been made to said Herman
Kreitler, architect, for and on account
of his work and labor as above indicated,
one being for the sum of two thousand
dollars $4,000 and the other for two
thousand five hundred dollars (2, 5000, be-
ing together four thousand five hundred
dollars $4,000, and another paymen for
like work n services is now sought to
be had by said Herman Kreitler as such
dTCIlplGCl, anu II S~dLlSIdcCOTliy 6ppGdI-
ing to this Court, by report made hereto
in writing and otherwise, that he is en-
titled to such further and other payment,
it is on this fourth day of October, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety4four, ordered by
the Counrt that the said Herman Kreit-
Ter, as such architect, be and he is here
by directed to be paid the further sum
of twenty-five hundred dollars upon the
basis in the former order of this Cour
set forth. sa
JOB H. LIPPINCoTT.
Judge.
Freeholder Kelly moved the report be
received and filed.
Adopted.
From John Grimes, Warden:
HUDSON co. PENITENTIARY,
To the Honorable the Director-atLarge
and Members of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of the County of Hudson:
Conference.-The following amounts Of
money was received by me during the
month of September, 1894, and turned
over to the County Collector, Mr.. Hugh
Dugan, whose receipt you will find at
tached:
From sale of old iron, $15; from sale of
AZ yards crushed stone to NJ. T. Con-
molly, $40. Total, 5000
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN GRIMES,
Warden.
Received from John Grimes, Warden,
the sum of twenty 40-100 dollars for the
sale of old iron and crushed stone.
A4o1
County Collector.
Freebooter Gallagher moved the re-
port be received and printed in full in the
minutes.
Freebooter Ellis moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of introducing a
resolution.
Adopted.
BY Freehohier Ellis:
Resolved, That all the u~nexpended bal
anees of the twenty-eighth, thirty-sec-
ond, ~thirty-third, thirty-ffth, thirty-seV-
enth and ~thirty-ninth items of expendi-
lures be and is hereby transferred to the
secon item of appropriation. known as
Public Grounds, Court House and JAN
Resolved, That all claims against the
heretofore items of appropriations be and
are hereby ordered to be paid out of the
item of appropriation.
Resolved, That the sum of $1,000 be ana
is hereby transferred from the twenty
our item of appropriation, known as
for Maintenance and Repairs to Bridges
South of NeWar Avenue to the second
item of appropriation known as for Pub
lie Grounds, Court Hous and Jail.
Resolved, That the sum of $1,000 be and
is hereby thransferred from the twenty
sixth item of appropriation known as
Maintenance and repairs of Public High
ways, to the seventh item of a~ppropria-
ton, known as expenditure at Snake Hill,
Stoor Room, etc.
Resolved, That the sum of $516.19 be and
is hereby transferred from the seven
lCClllA ICA Va R@NAO1Ay -
Incidental expenses of a Miscellaneous
Character, to the eighth item of appro-
priation, known as support of Lunattcs
at State Asylum.
Freeholder Ellis moved to adopt the
resolution.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays, there voted as follows
Yeas-All the member of the Board
present-11. 81.
Absent-Freeholder H~alladay-1.
The Director-at-Large declared the mo-
ton adopted.
On motion of Freebooter Ellis the Board
resumed its regular order of business.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TES.
To the Honorable the Directo at-Large
and members of the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders of the County Of Hudson
ance and Audit would respectfully report
recommending the adoption of the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, That warrants be and are
hereby ordered drawn on the County
Collector, and signed by the Director-at-
Large and Clerk of the Board, in pay
ment of the following claims as reported
correct by the Committee on Finance
n Audit, viz:
w. H. Ellis, T. J. Cronin, NJ. Hennes
sey, VIM. Heller, Committee.
Claims Committee on Incidentals, Coun-
ty Observation-Disclosures
John Grimes, Warden, and employees
at Penitentiary, A,231.16.
Robert Ryan, Warden, and employees at
Alinshouse, 1882. 6S.
james Guilfoyle, $50; George w. King,
Medical Superintendent, and employees at
Lunatic Asylum, 81. 800. IS; Lottie Brown,
1915; A. j. Manning, Co. S~torekeeper
and employees at Storehouse Incidental
expenses), $447.4.
Observation-Disclosures Expenses County
Institutions
Michael Corcoran, s72; Maurice Walsh,
$66. &c; John F~itzgibbons, $S6. 40; Charles
Lillis, $64.80 JOIN Connolly, $3.50; Peter
Cavaugh, S64.80; John Baldwin, SS3.3S;
Michael Delury, S64.S0 Joseph shannon,
stableman, $55; Danie Griffin, $50; John
Berkery, $3.50; E. w. Ravens, Warden
smallpox Hospital, $685. Margaret
Clark, Matron Smallpox Hospital, SO.
Claims, .Committee on New Buildings;
James fCarlin, $40; Herman kreltlers
Claims Committee on Public Grounds,
Court House and Jail .t11Gy -
John ]. Hogan, $s9.SS; VIM. Ryan, $S6.4 g;
Thomas Lloyd, $S3.s3; Chas. Lillis, $25 20
Zackar & Trotter, $144; B.. McGinness,
So; John J. Toffey, $l,S27. sS7.
Salaries Board of Health and Vital
statistics-C. u. Rooney, 500; jus S.
aeI Nevin, 1898; Daniel Dierney, $8S.3S
II. w. Winfield, $S3.39
Claims Committee on Finance and
Audit-John p. Noonan, $12o; Jos. NJ.
Noonan, $S3.S3 Hugh Dugan, 500; Christie
pher P. Smith, SIPS; Pierce ], Fleming,
H~eppenheimer & Sons, 1882. so.
Claims Committee on Bridges:-
C. H. Bruggeman, superintendent and
employees, $240; Matthew OBrien, super
intendent and employees, S245; James Moy-
Ian, $3.50; W.. H. King, SIS; Joseph Co
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