The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-08

pOAfttc ~ tut same Dy your DOuFu, anu OtluK an
discharged soldier, having served in the
war Of the rebellion. I respectfully submit that I'M
me from such position except for good cause, shown |
after a hearing. Thave always done my duty faith
Isils s.n snd yG I be eRPeSin tsat ne Il 70 yo suf had 99 fno%n q th earI
was an honorably discharged soldier that you would
not ulScnafge me from your service. Hoping that |
you will cancel my dislnissa and reinstate me in
VIII smPBs Sytie ! ofg lshss to Ri siii; yG %ov ssdsp tSe eolS,
m mant9aaa nn ee received and referred to the Com-
Ffbm WIN Smith, Clerk Of the township. of Kearny,
lty fef eae1 ,n e Ct the grading 1 ana m~aeadamizing the
and referred to the Committee on Public and
From Bedle, MCGEE & Bedle, attorneys Henry 2
Nibiet vs. Michael Brennan and the Board Of Health
and Vital Statistics and the Board of Chosen Free
eeiyed and referred to the Committee on Judiciary
and Counsel of the Board.
tl1n Mangsfacttu,r5ing 6 Co Si5s 20; + + Hank i 100 2;
man 4 CO % 9t Fleishman & Co d IS; FIeishinan &
{ Go E K I'll p s. &; & W S2 as H Y; Dodg IS o. & % S9 81 Y =; o,gpisn
s. Ro 90; 5n lily 90. F Iviestas 2 r .so Walter ! =. Stone ton Us $; J +
s. gG s.; Virgins SssR; Z I l aSeHi ~ 4 4 4; Pa u ~ B Msss s. .; ! p 4aeil
Bros IS =; B e schefher 9 90 J r Ronyet 1893 g.
understand why you should neglect to save this
large sum for the taxpayers OF the county. with
behalf of the railroad company that the land offered
or to be ceded to the county on conditions of the
sbns'a and that e eo : sansle spa # t RfiG rsilr q y eonp parnl
insisted on condemnation proceedings the county
in the cost Of the two styles Of bridges. as above
mentioned me- After making careful investigation on
but that on the contrary the land in question is now
transfer Hsfs h reeord 4 any Il t 3asuf Regis Hna sHa oni Sy q Of F prop
erty IN the immediate vicinity 2 large house g and s6
In fact, by the construction Of the road at that
point the land Of the railroad company is opened up
company should, in an fairness, take into considera-
ton in dealing with the Board on this sub;
2 @ine to d Saagia in not the w iesst t any pr asslea IN IN
this vast improyement, and I trust the
argument hereinbefore made and concede that the
taxpayers of this county have rights as well as rail
sums of money are required to be expended on the
e @Urn 81 upon eals the paP people Eea Of t ana Whole she o4 county if too
great vigilance and care cannot be exercised by us
~ and and judieiongs fyp as possible @Hae. Be for Closing 81 I want
to call your attention to the concluding paragraph
offer from the attorney Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, upon which the resolution is based.
upon the honor or integrity Of the gentlemen from
whom this communication comes, but it seems to
action it should be done with far more form and
%solemnity than by a mere letter or communication
formal agreement in writing, signen by the duly
authorized officers of the railroad and sealed with
their corporate seal, and likewise on the part of the
county. as was required and done heretofore In
Railroad Of New Jersey any trust Vou will II carefuiiy
consider. this communication before proceeding any
refers.
Claims Committee on Bu-ildings-Evening yourna:
Record I S-ciaims on Public Grounds.
S q n hoGse and Jaiil, Jersey 4 City supply Company
Committee on Bridges, james Van Roden Is 50, W Il
King 50, Plugh Brts 20 10, Virgins & Abel 10 Sam
Printing Pri s AND statfone 1ss j W P Harriso H0g 8 g, Aibe aa
Datz q, Jersey City Democras Z New Jersey Stats
ing News Publishing Co ~: Evening News Publish
ing Co g Evening en- sa News p%, PP'gbligShing Go l9 C, Claims u Is
Mcdonald 20 Claims on Ju~diciary-John
Faherty.
From a NJ Bruggemann, Director at ~Large-Deeem-
Der Is, 1923 To the HONORABLE Board Of Chosen Free
out my approval the resolution passed at a regular
December 81, 1898, which resolution purports TO au-
thorize Chief Engineer Harrison to prepare and per-
vania railroad at a point where the line OF the new
public road is to cross said railroad In the first
language, starting out with an approval OF same
plan or sketch of a single span bridge. and then pro
and perfect some plans. But aside from this Seem,
ing incongruity, and accepting the probable intent
and meaning OF the resolution l am obliged to disap-
prove of your action in this matter as being in my
Judgment against the interests Of the people of the
1t has been explained by the Chief Engineer to the
bridge" would answer the purpose as well we'll as a Single Jingle
span bridge, and could be constructed. accord
ed. That the plan or sketch Of single span bridge to
be erected on the Ndw Public Road over the Penn.
ssusa jersey City, su hsni by 81 Chief E assneas a asT.
rison. be and the same is hereby adopted by this
said Chief Engineer is hereby Instructed to proceed
with all convenient speed to complete and perfect
may be pIoceded with and bids therefor invited
by this board as the law directs, and when the plans
are persected the same snail be presented to this
boarp for approval before Anal action. This action
being being ID based ,Sia b opon TN the 1s communication a Ssdonbs and g o asI
attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Grimes Warden RanseHTt To the Honora IIefq the p pf9n oea az
Large and members of the Board of Chosen Free
From George W King, medical superintendent
Lunatic Asylum. Hudson County Lunatic Asylum,
Director at Large and Members of the Board Of
Chosen Freehoiders of Hudson County. Gentlemen
$50, the amount in full received by me for the Board
of patients in the Hudson County Lunatic Asylum
find enclosed. Geo W KING. medical ssuperintenRdent
Jersey City. January 8. 1894. Received from George
Asylum, eighty $50 dollars for board Of the follow
ing p~atients-Amanda Wall, one month s., Isabella
Harry Gardner, one month IS, Robert Roede, two
months $40, Richard Wendell, one month IS, Minnie
Haunstein. three months $24; total $S-Hugh Dugan
Genflemen-The following amounts of money
were received by me during the month of December
1895 and have been turned over to the County Col
tachedNdSosts 81 Carl Chaser s5e d Sne loo, ! Isl o.
Costs of James Teaton $50 Il fine 50, 10s n, Costs OF
Of IS Yards crushed stone to Van Keuren and sous 81
per yard. 63: sale OF old barrels. u; total 425 81
Jersey city January 8 1884. Received from John
Grimes, warden four hundred and twenty five SLID
doiph Echmidt and John Yeck, sale Of stone and old
barrels. Hugh Dugan Co Collector. Freebooter Gal
lagher moved the report be received and printed in
the minutes; adopted
Freeholder Hennesey moved the report be re
ceived and printed IN full in the minutes. Adopted
From John Grimes, Warden, reporting the amount
of crushed stone taken from Snake Hill during the
month of December, 1898, was received and ordered
filed. From George B. Fielder, Registrar, calling the
attention of the Board to the need of map cases and
searching tables for his office, was received and re
ferred to tue Committee. on Public Grounds, Cour;
House and Jail. From A. j. Manning, stOrekeeper
requisition from John Grimes, Warden, for supplies
was received and on motion Of Freeholder Ellis
cost of same. From A. ]. Manning, Storekeeper
requisition from John Grimes, Warden, for suppiie4
was received and on motion or freeholder Ellis re
ferred to the Committee on Penitentiaey to find
cost of same. =
From Al: Manning. Storekeeper, for drugs. was
received and referred to the Committee to find
cost, on motion of Freebooter Cronin.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Finance and Audit. To
the Honorable the DirectoratLarge and Members
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Hudson
County: Gentlemen-Your COMMITTEES on Fl
that in compliance with. the law. we have
Observation-Disclosures Halliday The Director al
Large declared the motion adopted From the Com
members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Hudson county Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Finance and Audit would respectfully report recon.
mending the adoption of the following: Qesolved
that warrants be and are hereby DRAM on the
county collector and signed by the director at large
and clerk of the bonrd in payment of the following
claims reported correct by the board of Finance and
audit viz Claims m on county institution
John Grimes Warden and employees at Penitentiary
month of December 1893 1,16s 81; ] Manning store
1908 AS; George W King Medical Superin
tendent and employees at Lunatic Asylum month of
December 1898 $l427S2. Robert Ryan warden of Aims
! bpnca or1nlnypPS month of December Gg4f M Vim