The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-07
BOARD OF FREEHOLDERs.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

Continued.
Reports Of committees.-To the Honorable the Di-
rector at-Large and members of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of the county of Hupson: Your com
the meeting Of the board Of Chosen Freeholders Of
Hudson county, n. ]. held Thursday, March :, A D.
1898, permission was given is the Jersey City, Harri-
son and Kearny Railway Co. to locate, construct
operate and maintain a double track railway over
the public or highway bridge over the Hackensack
River. ana sucn other bridge or bridges as may be
hereafter constructed in lieu and place Of suen
Jersey City. from the east end of the aforesaid
bridge and the township OF kearny. by motive ya;
and propelled by steam shall ever be used on said
bridge; that si 1sss thu the B qaSe o on Sd the H 4aee.sns x
River connecting West Newark avenue In Jersey
city with the Township n4; @ Of R R,sn + snd vas a.e aeino Of aaed
bridge, and such newly constructed bridge has
rison and Koarny Railway Company mas submitted
q map or plan of the bridge showing the location of
that after the passage of said resolution of March 2,
AID, 1895. the said company SUBMITTED an agree
terms OF said resolutions; thai your committee has
read such agreement and finds that It contains the
provisions of fine resolution, and among other things
specifically sets out, as follows
THAT provision of this a greement. Incorporated
supervision of the Board Of Chosen Freeholders,
any committee of Switchboard charged with the duty
OF looking after such work. And your committee
with the measurement Of the bridges, do respect
fully report in favor of accepting the agreement
mmitted. And Your committee would further report
that. as a double track railway will cause trains to
keen to the right in crossing the bridge, the team
travel will use the rails as wagon tracks. And In
order to facilitate such use il would he advisable,
rail, so that the rail will project as little as possible
above the planki9g,;, 9 ana ,, because tSs sucn rail- r. res sdngg
the planking in good order to support the rails,
rnas senans sn Of foab brld ae i9 jersey City S.gSn j.. IN june me
Z 1872; Respectfully submitted, simon Kelly, +.
Il rnphOidpr Kelly moved the report be received
and the recommendations therein contained adopt
sey and McNalIy,5 S. Nays-Freeholders Cronin. Gal
lagher, Halliday, Hanna, Swartz and Dirsetorat-
l. The Director-at-Large dec AIRED the motion lost.
From the Committee Oh Finance and Audit: To the
Board of Chosen Freeholders Tor the County of Hud,
son: Gentlemen-1our Committee ON Finance and
adoption of the following: Resolved, That warrants
be and are h, reby ordered drawn on the Coauty
Collector, and signed by the Directorate arge and
claims as reported correct by the Committee on
j. Cronin, M. Henhessey and F. McNally,
Claims Committee on Penitentiary;- Meyer,
IS; Mayer Bros 50; Frank McDermott. 4s Is; Mayer
sls 10; Virgins 5 Aoell, q; Chas, H. Pleasantts, I e;
{ Sh 4. se !; Pesas ST +; F Il Isl hsDn Z c. Z A IL ~ Vi :
c6 CLAIMS ms, ~ NIT s S on tu 5sa IL Asylum;-wm. \
Claims Committee on Armshouse:-Gus Mayer.
assignee, $6ss7; Gus Mayer, assignee, g 1853; Gus
b beyer' R sssidEnee 10 81 =; s. Jersey sss city Msy sapp fss cos s.: : a. ~
Post, ls5; John kirkpatrick i 80; E and G; sch s
Der, 666 81; Mayer BROS, 126 50; Mayer Bros 23;
Mayer Bros. 9faD; Mayer Bros, A s0.
James ?. Hall So. Frank, McDermott Al 6; Virgins
s. Abell ~ and 50; Charles Altoona 10; NJ. d. Lillis
255; Fleishman & Co. 40 %; Gus Mayer IS 40. Claims
Committee on Public Grounds, Court House and
tee on CouEGs Roads, VIM. Baker $50 10; J. R.
Rouget 5: P. Lowery- AZ 60; A; Murray "a 90; Henry
IS 10; B. Foley 81; Thomas Weberley 81 50; Peter
Hayes 80 90; John sheehan IS CO. Joseph Donohue
so 40.
Claims Committee on North Bridges; Thee. Smith
& Bro, 1856 %; Inhabitants Township OF Kearny, 50:
Edo Vreeland 20 l6. Jarvis Uaderhi,l 8, VIM. H. King
Is. Claims COMMITTEES on judiciary: VIM. H .speer
S1S5, Michael Angelo Is, Thos. Wright q u, Gustave
A. Bever u. Anthony J. yoik 81, ~ 81. ED. Linn, p.
Claims Committee on Finance and Audit: Fl. w.
Am. Dis. Tel. Co. I ~, JOSEF Whelan IS IS CHARLES
Mailer $751; John BOYD 80 -. Claims Committee on
BuiIdings: James CarIin Sis5. Claims Committee on
Printing and stationery: Evening Journal Assoeia-
tion SiSs so, 81 50, New Jersey stats Zeirung So IS.
81 81. The Reporter sli9 n. Jersey City Democrat I.
The observer As. lreeholaer Ellis moved that war