The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-14
BOARD OF FREEHoLDERs.

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BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS.
tOficial Proceedings.)
(Continued.)
Yeas-Adl the members of the Board
The Director declared the resolution
BY Freebooter Dietz:-
Resolved. That George Ball be and is
hereby indentured to Peter Hall.
Question being taken on the resolu-
tionn on yeas and nays there voted as
Yeas-All the members of the Board
present-20. 4
Absent-None.
The Director declared the resolution
adopted.
The Director declared the Board. ad-
journcd to meet Thursday, April %,
'f'' JOHN BOYD,
Chosen Freeholders of Hudson County.
held in the Court House on THURSDAY
Present at roll-caI Director Heller
and Freeholders Bindernagel, Cronin,
Cullen, Deitz. Eichhorn: Green, Groth,
Klein, Macfarfaine, McNally. Pfesrcy, Rior-
dan and Rippe-19.
Absent Freebooter McCombl
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From John Fisher. Secretary;
To the honorable Director and Members
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF
the County of Hudson:
Gentlemen-At the meeting of the Hud-
son County Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment Association of the county of Hud-
1895, the association was duly organized
by the election of William Heller, Free
holder, as Chairman; DR.. LII. Gordon as
Treasurer, and John G Fisher as Secre-
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Secretary of this as
Freeholders of theCounty of Hudson that
the association was duly organized under
the law of 1889. and have raised a sum
amount t. a a5 ieass By the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders, to wit, 5000, and re-
uest the saidBoard Of Chosen Freeholders
been appropriated by the said Board, to
the Treasurer of the said Monumen
JOHN G. FISHER.
Freehoider McNally moved the com
munication be received and printed in
full in the minutes
From Tomas F. Noonan. Jr,:,
Jersey City, April Is; 1893.
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson:
Gentlemen The first meeting of the
branch boulevard commissioners, to ex-
anime and appraise the land. etc., to be
taken for the laying, out and opening of
day, May. 9, 1895. at the Weehawken
Town Hall. After said date meetings
of the said commissioners will be held
a ao afaen a as ppo eaalPte th aad lan nfG Is pe take s0
en- as aforesaid with such dispatch as
may be required to enable the contrac-
s9r TO op ppGper of I preIe road. the fe t t6e meant an.
time the two-thirds Of the length and
width of said road acquired by your
road, by gift. grant or for a mere nom
inal consideration, will afford the con-
tractor abundant space and opportunity
rangements have been made to notify
the owners or parties interested in the
lands to be condemned in ten different
tase Be held he p on MAY Nay 5 next x san IN s aaass' q
these cases as many as sixteen different
parties must be notified. Several of these
parties are to be found outside of this
county; those the farthest away being
in Brooklyn and Westchester, N. Y. The
order of Judge L%ippincott, directing thte
vides that whenever personal service can
be made out of this state 1t may be
so made, and when SO made the publica-
be necessary. AS it will cost less to
serve the notices personally on these
non-residents at their places of abode
etc, I shall have the servers serve the
same personally, unless your honorable
board shall otherwise direct.
THos.. F. NooNAlNS, JR.
Freebooter Heating moved the report
be received and printed in full In the
minutes.
Adopted.
From Edlow w. Harrison. Chief Engi-
M Tareoy C{fx, A-r;I oA 1onF rs
To the Honorable Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers OF the County Of Hudson:-
Gentlemen-1 have the honor to report
that work has been commenced on all
contracts on main road uncompleted at
close of active. operation last fall. Nee
the contractors to organize and bring
their forces to full working strength,
but by May l this win be accomplished.
neering on the contracts under way on
main road the following persons and re-
quest their confrmation:.N.. P; Worten-
They to be employed by the day or
part of day, as their services are re-
quired, and to furnish their own as
penses at the regular rate per diem as
Is charged in this county for prlvate
per day; second assistant. So per day;
third assistant, So per day: provided
tnat the l0laI charges IOf all nelQ en-
cheering on any contract to which they
may be assigned shall not exceed 3a per
cent. Of the cost of work, or part of
work, under such contract which they
shall oversee as surveyors.
l also nominate as surveyors to per-
form the field engineering on the Wee
hawken branch. or connecting road, Chas.
B. Brush and Ralph D Earle, Jr., to be
employed at the same compensation and
under the same terms as above set forth
for surveyors on the main road, except
that as the work upon the branch road
largely consists of rock excavation and
retaining wall, requiring more time and
labor on the part of the surveyors. in
proportion to the amount, than the pav-
ing contracts. The limit of total cost of
such fielding engineering on said work
h be four az per cent. of the contract
Contract No. is, for paving between
Newark and New York Railroad and
Newark avenue, requires not more than
ten days work of surveyors and party
N field to complete. The field work on
the contract was performed by Mr.. F. H.
Earle. For this small amount of the
work, as this completes his assignment,
it seems unnecessary to ~reappoint Mr..
Earle, but I request authority to employ
him under the regular schedule to COM
plete the field work between Wilks
street and Newark avenue for not exceed
I nominate for assistant engineer ii
my office, with particular duties in con