The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-09
VIM. HELLER,
M. HENNESSEY,
F. McNALLY,
T. ]. CRONIN,

Claims mmi on Pententiary:
st Mayer B condit. s's s fS; Sc Gus 1gn Maysr' N SON; Se;
ss5. So. Virgins & Abel, ss2. TO-; Fleischman &
Co, SIS. 80; A. Post, $4,000; NJ. Z. Lillis. $751;
s385.o4; Frank McDermott, SCI. 80; Denis Rear
don, $685. 50; Jarvis F. Underhtl, sos.
Slams Claim R eommittes s5 on a Aims Frd HOUSE Monermott
$SS. 80; Ignatius Noonan,. $s74.2 William Ho-
gan, s12.o 90; E. Holmes, 1907. so; F Fitzgerald,
$500; James Guilfoyle, 5000; F. & G. Scho-
elaine Committee on Lunatic Asylum:
Walter Stone, $16S. 40.
Committee on Storehouse and Ineidentals:
Joseph Sack. s6S. 25.
Claims Committee on Smallpox Hospital:
thus Neonan, SIS s;4 Frank M~eDermott. ss.o1;
Claims Claim G Gommitt aed on rd PpDli co G SP9 u esi,n 3.
Burns, 1884, NJ. Z. Lillis, $50. go; John Park
er. $2.S6; John j.. Keilt, $4S5.oO; BarroY &
Donaldson, $99. 70; Ignatius Noonan, $57.2S !.
Claims Committee on South Bridges:
Valentine Bernhardt, $500; Patrick
Claims Committee on Judiciary:
B. N. Crane, $4,000, $500, $500, $500,
Claims comp Z on Finance and Audit:
P. f. Casey 5000; Robert Lightfoot, 1885;
John Boyd, $3.50.
Albert DATE, $685. $3.50, $500, s15s.5O and
John J. o'Hara, 1882. 60; J. ]. o,Hara, SAL. 25;
John J.. O'Hara, $24.00; John j. O'Hara,
S11.0O; VIM. Pairson, $40 90; Evening News,
1927 90, $500, 1890 1890, 1920, 127. so, $780,. %,
1863. 00, 4S1. 90.
Claims Committee en- County Buildings;
Mr. Kelleher, 800, question being taken
on the motion on yeas and nays there
voted as follows:
ent-S.
Observation-Disclosures Doscher, Ellis,
Hanna and Kelly.
The Director-at-Large declared the mo-
ton adopted.
Claims new public road:
James Murrer, $32.0 90; John v. Burke,
$24.0 0;John G., Martin, $z2.50; J. f Wheli-
han, 2. SOC ,z W. a.. Harrison $5g 67;Nor N ar
Question being taken on the motion
on yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yens-Al the members of the board
presents.
Absent : Freebooter Doscher, Ellis,
Hanna and Kelly.
The Director-at-Large declared the mo-
ton adopted.
On motion of Freebooter SwartZ the
Committee on New Public Road was a
thorized to take some action whereby
the loop or branch road would be opened
RESOLUTIONS.
By Freeholders Cronin, Heller, and
HenneSSey:
Resolved that the Committee on Souht
Bridges are herby authorized to repair
and rebuild the culvert at York and
Forrest streets at a cost not to exceed
$3.50.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members of the board
presents. 80
Observation-Disclosures Doscher, Ellis,
Hanna and KellyA. "a IS
The observation-disclosures declared the res
olution adopted US % Il 3tpI',N 49, t a.,
By Freeholder iHennessey:'ae eIst lssze
Resolved ,nThat a. vibrant be ordered
drawn in favor of the New York h New
Jersey Telephone Company for rent Of
telephones used by the County in the
different o flee dnasshdratelou shrd Get
different offices and institutions for the
hereinafter named sums: sen al
Storhouse, ] $159. 80; Lunatic Asylum, $149. %
Penftentiary,t S133. s.; Almshouse, $l45.20; Off
GERS at Court House and Jan, $7S2. H. Total,
Said warrant to be drawn out of the 18th
item of the appropriation known as Incident
ais of a Miscellaneous Character, and war
rants heretofore ordered drawn in favor OF
said company but not delivered are hereby
ordered cancelled.
is hereby authorized and directed to place to
the account known as -Incidentals of a Mis-
cellaneous Character, the sum of $l,l20, owed
to the County by the New York and New Jer-
sey Telephone Company, when said moneys
Questions being taken on the resolution on
yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-All members of the Board presents.
Observation-Disclosures Doscher, Ellis, Hanna
and Kelly.
The Directors at Large declared the resolu-
ton adopteu.
By Freeholder Hennessy:
Resolved, That whereas, by the award of
the commissioners on section six of the New
| County Road, dated February "a, 1893, the
sum of twenty-seven hundred and twelve
(S2, 712) dollars was awarded to Henry Kuhl
and others for compensation and damages, and
| whereas, by an injunction granted by the
Court of Chancery, upon application of Her
man Steinhoff, this board was restrained from
paying to the, said Henry Kuhl the amount OF
| said award, and the said injunction having
been dissolved by the Chancellor, and the
| Chancellor having ordered that the amount OF
said award,o with interest, be paid. by this
| board, into the Court of Chancery OF this State,
Court of Chanoery of New Jersey for the sum
| of twenty-nine hundred and ffty-one dollars
and eighty-four cents, being the amount OF
said iaward with interest from the date OF
| said award to August II, 1884, and the pay
ment OF said award be and the same is
| hereby cancelled.
Question being taken on the resolution or
yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas--AH the members of the Board pres
ent-S.
Absent-Freeholders Doscher, Ellis, Hanna
and Kelly4.
luton adopted.
BY Freebooter Hennessey-
Resolved, That a warrant be and is
| hereby ordered drawn in favor of the
Delaware Construction Company for the
! sum Of $4,000. being the amount retained