The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-27

Yours respectfully,
W. w. RUGGLES.
Chief Engineer.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolutions We're pre-
sented and received, and they were each
adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays by the Presi-
dent
Bailey, H~ardenburgh and Simpson,.
A6sent-Mr. Detwiller-1,
BY Mr.. Hardenburgh:-7
Whereas, This Board did. on June
9Th, 1883, adopt the following preamble
and resolution
whereas, The State of New Jersey
has advertised for proposals for the
building of an armory in Jersey City.
N. j., now therefore, by virtue of An
act to provide for the purchase of sites
for and the erection and equipment Of
arulories in cities of the first and second
class, and making appropriations there's
for, and to provide for the taking of
real estate for such sites BY eemmis
chased by agreement approved March
aResolved, That the Board of Finance
secured by bonds known as 'Armory
Bonds which bonds are not to be issued
unless the proceeds of the same are
used to pay the final payments for the
completion of said Armory, the denomi-
nations of bonds, the time of payment,
and the rate of interest, to be deter.
issuing the bonds; and
Whereas, Under the provisions of an
be lawful for the Board Of Finance
to issue bonds of Jersey City for the
completion Of the Armory erected and
to be completed, IN Jersey CITY, which which
Bonds" and
Whereas. 1t appears by the certificate
e ST the ad phasif fop the be State shs aF mififsry q Board,
that there is still due the contractor
for the erection of the said Armory the
sum of $1,000 (being the final on his
having agreed, as aforesaid, to appro-
pirate the sum of $1,000 for the compile
Resolved, That the sum Of $1,000 be
n the same is hereby appropriated
for the completion of the Agmory, to
iature, approved March sd, 1883, and
| the supplement thereto, approved March
2Sd, 1882, and that in order TO provide
to be known as Annoy Bonds, be is
SUED to the amount of $1,000, payable
$1,000 on January LIST Of years 1897 to
1901 Cloth years inclusive), with inter-
est at the rate of AS per cent. per an
num-. payable semi-annually on the first
days Of January and July Of each year.
Resolved, that warrants be ordered
drawn upon the City Treasurer in favor
OF Hugh Dugan. County Collector, for
the sum of $4,000, on account of county
taxes, 1891.
BY Mr.. Hardenbergh:-
Resolved, That the City Collector be
the payment Of $.4 for taxes of 1894.
made by j.. e. Carlock on December
4th, 1894, upon lot Is, part of plot c,
| in block $50, Myrtle avenue, in error, to
lot Is, part of plot A, block 100, Myrtle
avenue, and that record of the payment
upon lot Is, part of plot c, block 100,
be cancelled with reference to this reso-
luton, it appearing that no transfer or
eaeumh~ance has been placed upon rec
ord against said lot Is, part of plot G,
since the date of paymen as above.
by Mr.. Hardenbergh:-
Whereas, On July goth, 1892, B. Perine
paid the sum of $10.1S Qncluding 90 cents
| penalty, and 80 cents INTEREST," for water
rents for year 1891, against plot s,
| block 139, Vroom street; and
| Whereas, Said water rents were
adjusted Gas per report No. Sc, filed in
City Collectors Office January s, 1889 for
Sl0.4o. and subsequently sold, which said
amount was also paid April 8, 1895, in the
redemption of the property above named;
| therefore,
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn upon the City Treasurer for $10,lS,
and S1.68 for interest from July 20, 1892,
to April is, 1896, making a total of S11. sc,
| in favor of A. A. Franck, attorney for
estate of 81. Perine. to return payment
made April 8. 1895, for water rents for
year 1891 against plot 5, Block 1Ss. .yroom