The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-11
THE JERSEY CITY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST II. 1884

. JERSEY CIII NEW
Others. residents Of the Bergen section:
alling Baard's attention to the imperfec'
cond ton pf se@ers in the vicinity Of Bran
hall, MoiNscello,anl JackSong9aycnues.
From Howard st. Clair Wait, represent,
Requesting the Boardito lay crosswalk or
Newark ayrnue from the intersection Of
Montgomery, Street and Newark avenue tc
the north Side Of, Newark avenue.
-Four "a petitions for signs, etc.
Received and referred to the Committee OF
| Streets and Sewers. s
From f. w. QueIImels and others:
Requesting Board to erect street lamps on
son avenues. I
Received and referred Ito Committee or
Municipal Lighting.
From Albert Pettke and others:
Requesting the Board to attend water
main on Giles avenue, 100 feet from Fo,
Place. q
Received and referred to, the Committee
on Assessment and Extensions.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From Commissioners of Assessment;
Requesting an extension of time unit
Tuesday. August Z, 1894, in which to fnd
the preliminary map and reportf for the change
of grade on West Side avenue between Yale
and Culver avenues.
Received and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Sewers.
From Joseph Donohue, sewer inspector,
reporting condition of the sewer in Third
street, between Jersey avenue and Erie
street.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Streets and Sewers. 49,
From the Clerk of the Board:
Reporting that there had been filed with
him on the oath inst. by the COMMISSIONS
| of Assessments final assessment map for the
improvement of Manning avenue, and pre-
liminary sketch for the improvement of Row.
ers street, and preliminary estimate main
sewer in Hatch avenue, etc.
Received and ordered filed.
REPORTS oF THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported certificates
in favor, of:
Jas. j. Harrington, $4,000 on account
of contract No. 713.
Henry Byrtnse, s2.o1s SO on account of
contract No. I'll. sG3
John Nolan, $452.s 20 on account of con
tract No. 674.
P. J.. Condor, So, 1o8 on account of con-
tract No. 729.
Received and referred to their appropriate
Committees.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented:
Henry Z. Niblett, $3.50. 20; VIM. Il. Ard,
$44.8 IS, $780, SIG 5, ST.. 05; Albert
Datz. S125. so. $15, $34. 50, $50, $20.50;
Michael Foster. $3.50, u. C. Herald, 6 $50,
so, 50. So 4 So, 1875, "a. so; ]. G. Sup.
Div. SO. 70; Hugo Moot, 50. 80; Robert
Muirhead, $1Ss. 80; P. j. Mullery, $430,
1910; National Meter Co., $3.50; N. Y. <.
N. j.. Telephone Co. $1.55, $$7:7O,
S13s.45; c. Steck & Son, $24. rs, $50. so;
Steele & Condict, $3O9. 81, 1895; Lizzie
Woodcock, $3.50, 81; Il. P. Woodcoek,
1875, $1O.35; Wood & Menagh, S44 70,
$3.50, So. so; Patrick Welsh, $1,000; also
pay rolls, Laborers on Meters, $S4o0, July,
1894; Engineering Bureau. 1927 "a, July,
1894; L.aborers on Parks. $3.50, July, 1894;
and Commissioner and Clerks, $1,20S. 80,
July, 1894. "a tasa@o
Received and referred to their appropriate
Committees. N |
- REPOhI6 Ot HIANO1NO COmA4l LEE II ~
The Committee on Streets ana Sewers re
ported on Certificates of the Chief Enggi-
neer in favor of
John Nolan, s45a.s 30 on aeconn of con
tract No. 674. ynH4hio7 s'1s 19lf@
Henry Byrne, Ss.01S. SO on account Of con.
tract No. I'll. $3.50 - =
Jas. J, Harrington, 81. 900 on contract
No. 713.
And on claims of Denis Byrnes, $129.40;
Lizzie Woodcock, $3.50, So; Thos. Clock,
S84; John Mannion, $72; Jacob Schmidt,
$192; Geo. T. Bouton, $15; Michael Dunn,
$26; Michael Reese, $26; as correct, and
favorably upon four a. petitions for signs
The report was accepted. sa i.g
Committee on Pumping and Reservoirs
reported on, claim of: e Z
Jarvis F. Underhill. $138.27. $155.88,
$64 80; T. A. Smith, $40, $106 .95,
$196 AZ; Michael Foster, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50
as correct. y
The report was accepted.
Committee on Assessment and Extensions
reported on certificate of Chief Engineer in
favor of:
P. ]. Condor, 50, 10s. on account Of con
tract No. 729.
And on claims OF Phillip Eley, 1895;
Hugo Mootz. S20.60; w. Andrew BOYD,
S.; Chas. H. Otto, $15; also pay roll.
Commissioners and Clerks, $1,20S. 30, July,
| 1894; Laborers on Meters, $410, JulA. 1884;
as correct.
The report was accepted. a
Committee on Public Buildings. Docks
and Parks, reported On claims of:
F.A. Smith, 10 cents; and pay roll, La
borersin Parks, $3.50. July, 1894; as correct.
The report was accepted.
Committee on Engineering and Survey re-
| ported on claims of:
Hugo Mootz. 5 $50; and pay roll, Engi
neering Bureau, 1927 "a, July, 1894; as cor
rect.
The report was, accepted.
Committee on Printing and Stationery re-
". Andrew Boyd. So; Geo. T, Bouton,
500. 18; as correct. $40
The report was accepted
oPENINGoF SEALED PROPOSALS.
Proposals for the Improvement of Sixth
street b. repaving from the West Side OF
Henderson street to Coles, seven ~ in
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