The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-28

and Freeholders Bindernagel. Cron,n.
Cullen. Defz. Edchorn. Groth. Green.
Heiney. Kenny. Kelly. Heating, KluLa22-
Klein McNaliy. McConlb. Pierey. Ficr-
Absent-Freeholder Macfarlane-1
F~reeholder MasfaTlane was excused
On motion Of Freebooter Heating thu
MINUTES held February and q were ap-
proved az printed in the manuel
From the Andrew Cullen Association.
inviting the board to attend their twelfth
annual ball. to be held March Is. 1895.
F~reeholder McNally moved the invita-
ton be accepted and the board attend Ia
a body.
Adopted.
From Bayonne Hospital and Dispen-
s2ry Association. claim of SEATS for ex-
penses incurred during outbreak OF
The same was received and referred
to the Committee on judiciary and Coun-
From c.. c. Van Reypen n others pc
titioning the Board to erect a bridge
across the Pennsylvania Railroad cut in
the vicinity of Payonia avenue. was re-
eeived and referred to the Committee on
From Philip Ullmeyer and others. petit
purchase of old stone to be used in See
caucus. was received and on motion Sz
Freebooter Deitz referred to the Com
From NJ. K. EvereIt, Warden State
Asylum at Morris Plains, reporting the
number of patients in the State Asylum
at Morris Plains, was received and order
ed filed.
From Louis Forrnon. Town Clerk TowR
of Union. presenting copy of resolutio8
adopted by the Counci in reference to
the condition of the Hackensack Turn
pike road. vas received and on motion Of
Freebooter Deitz referred to the Com
mittee on Public and county Roads.
From Chas. w. Fisk and others. in
reference to the need of a bridge across
/ Mil 4NrackL from lfn1Oof afraaf Vvo
ceived and referred to the Committee
on South Bridges.
From Louis Becker. Jr.. in reference
TO planting trees on the line of the new
Public Road. was received and referred
TO the COMMITTEES on New Public Road.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims Committee on county 1nstitu-
| tions:
pavi q. n n. gHuRRsllii $3.50; 6 Coo M H
H ge:; Es 81, sl SS,7 h CHARLES II + Bose stsss 81 81. So s.
John Mullins. 1868; John Mullins, $3.50;
Noonan & Mcguire, $3.50; Noonan &
Claims Committee on Public Grounds.
Court House n Jail:
e. Healy Jr. s1O7 go: Bernard Max.
| 81. 40; John Mullins. $106.75
Claims Committee on Printing and Sta
T. s. Buck. s1s.75.
Claims Committee on Bridges:
msse Ike TO-: c ammo lc mfwypzz
Claims Committee or Judiciary:
Jonn r. reeney' S1o-VV' DeAu4S MI
Monthly reports of the Wardens Of
the ~Penitentiary. Almshouse and Medical
Superintendent of the Asylum were re-
ceived and ordered filed.
From ]. ]. Barden. Assistant Store
| keeper, requisition for supplies for the
Almshouse. was received and referred to
the Committee on Almshouse.
From JChn Grimes, Warden, requisftion
for supplies, was received and referred
to the Committee on P~enitentiary.
From John Grimes. Warden, reporting
the amount of crushed stone taken from
Snake Hll for the month of February.
was received and ordered filed.
From John Grimes, Warden Peniten-
tiary: e.
Hudson County Penitentiary.
Snake Hill, March l. 1885,.
To the Honorable Director and Member
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF
the County of Hudson:
Gentlemen-The following amounts or
money were received by me during the
month of February. 1895, from the fol-
lowing named persons. and turned over
| 10 the County Collector. Mr. Hugh
| whose receipt you will find attached:o-
| Fnora costs of Matilda Hendrickson so 2
| From costs of VIM. N~icholson...... 20
FrGan costs of John Blake......... a Gu
Sale of barrels, c................-- OF
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