The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-28

to pay claims for advertising tax sales for
the taxes Of 1883 and 1899 be and the same
are hereby rescinded.
The report was received and the resolution
was adopted by the following vote, the yeas
and nays having been ordered and taken:
zYeas-President HITLER and Messrs. Be-
dell and Simpson,.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Detwiller-1.
The same committee further reported rec
ommending the adoption of the following
resolutions, and the report was received and
the resolutions contained therein were each
adopted by the following vote, the yeas and
nays having been ordered and taken:
Yeas-President Hitler and Messrs. Be-
dell and Simpsons.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Detwiller-1.
Whereas, Bills have been presented to
this Board for the sum of SO, 709 for adver-
Using tax sale for the taxes of 1888, under
the provisions OF Chapter 112 of the Laws
of 1885 and the supplements thereto, and the
other expenses of such sale, which expenses
are payable out of the collections or proceeds
of sale; and
Whereas, The amount collected on ac-
NO0ii ~ oai4 taANog a oiiOui tiN
of the City Comptroller. is 81 447 .25. leav-
ing a deficit of So, 261. rs; therefore,
Resolved, That in order to meet said de-
felt SO that this Board may be enabled to
paw the entire amount OF the claims for ad-
vertising above named sale. the Committee
on Finance be authorized in anticipation of
said collections to borrow on temporary loan
bond the sum of So, 261 rs, or such part
fharaOf nc NOV ha raraScaryy of not axCaadInO
FIVE (5) per cent. per annum, said bond
to be payable December 1, 1894, out OF pro-
ceeds arising from such sales; said bond to
be provided for in the next tax levy if not
paid for out of said collections.
Whereas, Bills have been presented to
this Board for the sum of 81. 976 for adver-
Using tax sale for the taxes of 1889, under
the provisions of Chapter liz Of the Laws
of 1886 and the supplements thereto and the
other expenses of such sale, which expenses
are payable out of the collections or proceeds
of sale; and
Whereas, The amount collected on ac-
count of said taxes, as shown by the books
Of the City Comptroller. is $3, 161 leaving a
deficit of 81, 795; therefore,
Resolved, That in order to meet said de-
feits so that this Board may be enabled to
pay the entire amount of the claims for ad-
vertising above named sale. the Committee
on Finance be authorized in anticipation of
said collections to borrow or temporary loan
bond the sum of 81. 795, or such part thereof
as may be necessary, at not exceeding tve (ol
per cent. per annum said bond to be payable
December /, 1894, out of the proceeds aris-
ing from said sales; said bond to be provided
for in the next tax levy if not paid for out of
said collections.
Resolved, That warrants be ordered drawn
upon the City Treasurer in payment of the
following claims:
Jersey City News for printing slips, adver-
tisement of sales for taxes, 1888 and 1889,
1926.
J. w. Harrison for stationery for City
Collector, $19S.
Evening Journal Association for advertis-
ing tax sale, 1888, $S77. so.
Evening Journal Association for advertis-
ing tax sale, 1889. 81, 1888.
Jersey City News for advertising sale of
lands for delinquent taxes of 1888,
$S77. so.
JERSEY City News for advertising sale of
lands for delinquent taxes of 1889. Bliss.
The New Jersey Stats Zeitung Company
for advertising sale of delinquent taxes of
1888, $s77 so.
The New Jersey Stats Zeitung Company
for advertising sale of delinquent taxes of
1889, 81, 1873.
Jersey City Herald for advertising sale
for taxes, 1883, $s77. so.
Jersey City Herald for advertising sale
for taxes. 1889, 81, 1873.
From tine Committee on Concurrent Reso-
lutions:
The Committee on Concurrent Resolutions
reported recommending that the following
resolutions be concurred in:
1. Ordering paid the following salaries as
per pay rolls
Belleville and High Service, January,
1894, $4,4S9. 80.
Laborers on meters. January, 1894,
1928. SO.
General Superintendent, ETC., in Water
Department, December, 1898, 81, 53s.
General Superintendent, etc., in Water
Department, January, 1894, 81, 542. 80.
2. Ordering paid $ laries of Water Regis
trar, ETC., for January, 1894, So, 976. So, ex-
cept the following items: Harvey Hall,
500; Carrot Haley, 800, and F. M.
Decker, $40.
8, Ordering paid certain claims passed
December 26, 1898, etc).
4. Authorizing the improvement of Han
cock avenue, from Franklin street to Bowers
street.
5. To sell and convey to G. R. Traphagen
and J. d. Condict certain property Pur-
chased by the city, etc.
6. To assign certain certificates of tax
sale to A. C. Archibald.
z. To assign certain certificates of tax
sale to William E. Sheppard, executor of
Elizabeth A. Sheppard, deceased, and
others.
s. To pay claim of O.. H. Perry for
1886. "a, being amount of judgment. etc..
recovered against the city for supplies fur
nished to the Board of Fire Commissioners !.
10. To pay claim of Michael Rockford
for $436. "a, being amount of judgment etc.
recovered against the city for supplies fur
nished to the Board of Fire Commissioners.
9. To pay claim of Henry P. Wittpen
for $246. 06, being amount of judgment, ETC.,
recovered against the city for supplies fur
nished to the Board of Fire Commissioners.
The report was received and the resolut-
ions were each concurred in by the follow
ing vote, the yeas and nays having been or
dered and taken:
Yeas-President HITLER, Messrs Bedel1
and Simpsons.
Navs-None.
Absent-Mr. Detwiller-1.
The same committee further reported
recommending that the following resolutions
of the Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners adopted February IL, 1S94) be non