The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-28

sewer IN Nelson avenue. from Bleeeher
street to Paterson avenue. and lateral
sewers in Graham avenue, North, street,
Irving street, Poplar street and Grace
f fhfef Hudson drom e g pDlnt f Pabiic " R feeI W 70 eo1 nl
6 Ordering paid the following claims
$685.; Freeman A. Smith: s1s.6; United
Gas Improvement Co, $1;05 and $7.s5;
Louis ssstse1iger, s5s g.; Theodore Smith &
$50 and $50; James I. Blackshaw, $232.96;
II. f. Hayes, $31.40 and $27; Hugo Mootz,
g. %; A.. Y. and N. j. Tel. Co, s42-55; R.
October Is, 1895, w. w. Farrier, ss1ss;
and ssS,sG; Z 70 w. Harrison, $3.50; Edith
The report was received and the reso-
~lutions therein contained were zach con-
Cured in by the following vote on the
dent
Ayes-President Jones. Messrs. Bailey,
H~ardenbsrgh and Simpson "a.
Absent-Mr. Detwiller. ID.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
resolutions ordering paid the following
{Chargeable to Martin Act Account.
" Y. s. WeStervelt for extra services,
itemizirg Commissioners of Adjustment
rGeorts for month of October, 1895. when
F. P. Van Sam for typewriting during
TIE month of October 1895. when due,
notices. sale No. SOS. s17.5o. Az
ported FSr se,,o1 nsseommending the adoption Of
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payments
oi sala d'a tor the month of October. 1895,
$4,000 to r. &. Wanser Mavor
Sa2o 10 =. p Dickinson, City Treasurer.
$ s25o to 70 & I 4 s Hs9 pnugh City Comptroller.
s125 to c. S. Wesrerveit. Deputy fitv
Collector. ~
s125 to j. H. Alderman, Deputy City
sl25 to VIM. F.. Ely, Deputy City Treas
500 to F. P. Van saun, Clerk to City
500 to v. H. Tuttle. Clerk to City Col
s4ls.ss to John A. Blair, Corporation
s2slss to Spencer weart, Corporation
s15o to Martin Finck. Clerk Board of
SS3.3S to W. c. Dunn, Assistant to Clerk
Board of Finance.
s10O to Stephen NJ. Egan, Clerk to City
500 to John Wandle, Clerk to City Col
800 to Charles f. Krebs, Clerk to City
$40 to VIM. H. vermilyea, Clerk to City
800 to H. ]. Burns, Clerk to City Col
| lGCLcT.
$50 to James L. Merritt, Messenger to
City Collector.
SIPS to T. K. Halstead, Clerk to City
1925 to N, E. Feury. Clerk to City Clerk.
S125 to j. F. Wanser, Clerk to City Clerk.
800 to T. ]. Cummings, Clerk to City
Clerk.
500 to James Clark, Clerk to City Clerk.
$3.50 to L. D. Fowler, Assistant to Board
of Tax Commissioners.
$125 to J. Nevin, Secretary to Mayor.
500 to Wm. G. Broas, Collector of Ar
rears of Personal Taxes.
Comptroller.
Mayor.
Resolved, That warrants b. ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
for the month of October, 1895, when due,
to witt
$50 to. Honora Lamb, for cleaning
$50 to Bridget Parker, for cleaning
rooms.
$50 to Kate Battersbee, for cleaning
$50 to Ellen outwater, for. cleaning
rooms.
$50 to Mary Looney, for cleaning
$40 to Chas. Golden, for tending fires.
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
during the month of October, 1896, when
due, as follows:-The Jersey City News,
! wy. Ii; Inc Evening journal, SZz9.lo, line
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City. Treasurer in Y of
a. M p 4 W Tfsrn f for t SO b fer geEvi eonr as d Ar-
ing the month of October, 1895, when
due Ito be paid only out of District
Resolved, h a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in v OF
Albert Payne for $685. for services as
Marshal to the Second District Court
during the month of October, 1896. when
due Ito be paid only out of District
Court fees).
lutions were each adopted by the follow
ing vote on the call for the ayes and nays
by the President
Ayes-President Jones, and MesSrs.
Bailey, Ha~rdenbergh and Simpson "a.
Absent-Mr. Detwiller u.
The Committee on Printing and Sta
tionery and Supplies reported recon-
mending the adoption of Resolutions or
dering paid the Following claims g.
(Chargeable to account of Printing, Sta
OF James Atchinson for stationery sup
p. James nas A aehin for tHI rubber r stamps and
rack for City Comptroller, S12.25.
James Atchinson for rubber stamps for
\. S 7. { 4 ~ !. Tel. Co. for tolls. office
to ~september ]. 1896, $2-49.
tolls. Board Of Finance. from Jane T.
1895. to September l. 1895, $3.50.
Henry Smith for taking Town stoves
of the several offices and resetting same,
supplies ETC., $110.60.
were each ordered paid by the following
vote on the call for the ayes and nays
by the PRESIDENT
Ayes-President Jones n Messrs.
Nays-None.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolutions were pre-
scented, received, and they were each
adopted by the following vote on the call
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs.
Bailey, Hardenbergh and Simpson N1
Nays-None-
Absent-Mr. Detwiller %.
By President jones'
Whereas, 1t has come to the knowledge
of this Board through His Honor, the
Mayor, and the Corporation Counsel, that
through its attorneys,ha certioraried the
proceedings OF the State Board of Asses
sors on account of their method of deter
mining the tax to be paid on the tract OF
LARD, ETC., situated in Jersey City, and
known as the Harsimus Cove Grant; and
Whereas, The proceedings before the
Supreme Court. under said writ of certio-
New Jersey, are of vital interest to Jer-
sey City, inasmuch as the collection OF
the sum of some $4,000 of local taxes is
endangered,
Resolved, That the Corporation Counsel,
with the assistance of the Corporation At
torney, be requested to take such action
as may be proper in the interest of the
city. and, If necessary, in his Judgment,
he be empowered to employ additional
counsel and report his action to this