The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-11

Meeting with the sewer in Dwight street.
adopted March 25, 1885,
8. Ordering paid certain claims.
adopted March %, 1857
8. Fixing the salary of fireman at
Belleville, appointed this day, at $500
per month (William Burns, vice James
~resigned).
adopted March Is, 1885,
7. Awarding to the Barber Asphalt Paw
Ing Company the contract for the i'm
provement Of Ogden avenue, from Bow
ers street to Congress street.
(Adopted March rs. 1896.
The following preamble and resolution
adopted March rs, 1852 were received
from the same Board, and on motion of
Mr.. Simpson, referred to the Committee
Of the Whole:-
Whereas, Bid have been received this
day for a new supply of water for Jersey
City, and as the Board of Finance has
a concurring power in the subject matter,
be it
Resolved, That a copy of the proposals
be forwarded to the Board of Finance,
and in case said Board of Finance
should require an engineer, chemist or
other expert to report on said proposals;
that they, the said Board, shall com
municate such requirement in writing to
this Board, naming therein such individ-
ual or individuals whose employment is
necessary, as aforesaid, the report of
such person or persons so employed to
be submitted, when made, both to said
Board of Finance and to this Board.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Concurrent Resolu-
lions, to whom were referred the follow
ing resolutions of the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners, reported rec
cmmending that the same be concurred
I'M
l. Ordering paid the following claims
(passed March 25, 1S95):-
J. F. Underhill, s9.4S and s4.95; Vile &
Miller, s112.4o United Gas Improvement
Company, 50 and $1O.65; F.. P. Woodcock,
Worthington, $500, $3.50 and $72.5 Sc; Chap
man Derrick and AWrecking Company.
S105; Charles Couse & Co., $50; T. c.
Brown & Var Anglen Company, $25.41
M. Curley, s.; ]. H. Bonnell & Co, $10.50;
Henry .Byrne, s1S6; Duhme & Troll, $41.sS.
S42.E0 and S74.62; r. D. Jackson, Jr., SIS;
Dodge & Bliss Company, s32.SS; Evening
Journal Association, $499.5O and $40; VIM.
w. Farrler, ISL; Hackensack Water Co.,
SAL. 60; G. L. Rugge, $685. Thomas Rynn,
agent, s17.5o E. Sands, 50; j. F. Under
hin. $685.; w. w. Farrier, $3.50; R. M.
Gilmour Manufacturing Company, sS5. 10:
J. H. Lopez, S12. so; H. M. Kramer, S2S.S3
and SS6.54; Jersey City News. $3.50; United
Gas Improvement Company. $33.
PASSED April 1. 1885, Post & McCord, S49S;
c. L. Rugge, s55.23; Theo. Smith G Bro.
s444 .e4; A. DATE, $S4.5O; C. c. Vermeule, $50;
Theodore Smith & Bro, 1924; Anderson
Bros, 1854; NJ. Tuohy, $2.s5; R. D. Jack
SON, IT.. SIS; Andrew Shaw, sl59.5O.
2. Awarding to Edward O'Neila the CON
tract for the construction of a 24-incn
BRICK oval sewer in Wooolawn e
from a point about 50 feet west of Ber-
gen venue thence a S6-inch brick oval
sewer in same street, from Fulton ave
nue. to and connecting with sewer in
Dwight street.
adopted March rs, 1852
8. Fixing the salary of Alfred Gilbert,
inspector on laying Pinch man. east
side Hudson County Public Road. from
Sanford place to North street (appoint-
ed April 1. 1885. at So per day, when
engaged.
adopted April /, 1852
4. Fixing the salary of VIM. Burns, vice,
James Curtin, resigned, fireman at Belle
vile. at $65 per month (appointed March
%, 1885.
adopted March %. 1857
5. Awarding to the Barber Asphalt
Paving Company the contract for the
Improvement of Ogden avenue, from
Bowers street 10 Congress street.
adopted March IS, 1859
The report was received, and .th@reso-
iutions were each concurred in by the
votes of all the members of the Board.
five in number, on the call for the yeas
and nays by, the President.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported, recommending the adoption OF
resolutions ordering paid the following
claims
CChargeable to Martin Act account
1888 to John ]. Walsh, for serving
notices under the Martin Act
$3.50 Ito Randolph Perkins, for serving
notices under the Martin Act"
$104.07 ITO George B. Fielder, Register.
recording city deeds.
$50 to j. C. News, for printing pamph-
let's, City Collectors sale, No. II.
$3.50 to J.. c. News, for publishing
NldTtiIl ACl IGllCGS.
The report was received and the
claims each ordered paid by the votes
of all the members of the Board Give
in number) on the cal for the yeas and
nays by the President.
The Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies reported recommending the
adoption of resolutions ordering paid the
following claims tchargeable to account
Printing. Stationery, ETC., ~1Ss4-95), $3.50,
to Henry c. Kelsey, Secretary of State,
for furnishing to the Mayors office certi-
fled copies of chapters of Laws, 1895.
s39.4o, to Wallace, Edwards & Bumsted,
for taxed costs in city ward Lin else.
S31.5O, to r. H. Weaver, for mourning
decorations on CITY Hall.
s25, to Thos. M. Belknap, for furnishing
to Mayors office copies of legislative
bills, session of 1896.
$50, to Theodore Gubelman, negatives
and prints in matter of certiorari, Ger
mania avenue improvement.
$40, to Jersey City News, printing man
ual slips, pages 136-145. 4
1928 10 Postal Telegraph Gable Co.,
messenger service, Board of Finance, for
March. 1896.
S5.75, to Hugo Mootz, locksmith work at
City Hall.
The report was received and the claims
were each ordered paid by the votes of
all the members of the Board Give in
number) on the call for the yeas and
nays by the President.