The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-27
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1859 s.
HUGH DUGAN.
County Collector;
Freebooter Kenny moved the report be
received and printed in the mute
From John Grimes. warden. reauisition
for supplies for the Penitentiary, was re-
ceiyed and referred to the Committee on
Penitentiar.y. with re,,,is;tion
for supplies for the ~Almshouse, was re
ceived and referred to the on
From Edlow W. Harrison, Chief En-
gineer. in reference TO the moving OF the
house of George H. Smith, ct al, 3see
case No. 1929, said house being wl1nin
the lines of the new public road, was re-
ceived and referred on motion OF Free
holder Heating to the counsel OF the
oP From Edlow w. Harrison, Chief En-
gineer, recommending changes IN the
Specifications and plans for the electrld
lighting plant. was received n ofoerea
From H. Kreitler. architect, reporting
on plans and specifications FOR gas HH-
lures and window shades for the new
asvlum and the excavation of the em-
bankment rear of new asylum was re-
Ffreeholder Ripe moved that the plans E
a R%ra,t speel be approv Cd and nais adopted.
Question being taken on the motlon
on yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the members OF the Boaro
iAsbsentpFreeholders Cullen and Cronin
The Director declared the motion adj
From John A. McGrath, County Con I
sci. New Jersey Sunreme. Coult; lne
State on relation OF Hngn - M;, nhsG ouitog On
mandamus rule to show cause. The
Town of Harrison, the Common Council
Ct the T S,, Of Ha arr Tre an s11r gaW Of the ne
Town of Harrison, in reference 10 arrears
Of county taxes, amounting to the sum
of -$S1 500. p, with interest was receiVeu
an From .Tohn x. McGrath. Counsel:
Counsel reported appeal IN aware q
rommissIponegs, case as ai Of R Saila Of aa4 Free,
ho1ders appeal from award of commits
ssiooiners. MeEwan & McEwan. attorneys
for R pPSptsR5Ts OF COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Buildings:
To the Honorable and Director and
Members Of the Board Of chosen t Free
holders Of the County Xon, xe e. mGafee' on
Buildings would respectfully report that
in examining the new asylum huilding;,
we find that an additional or extra ioee
is needed on the windo guards OF salu
building. We also find that no provision
had been made for the casing, OF some OF
the pipes. We therefore authorizes M,
Kreifler the architect in charge, to nave
eStra locks put on the window guards
where needed. Also to have the water
pipes cased up where the same was not
We further recommend that the Clerk
of the Board be instructed TO adverllse
for proposals and bids for the
from the rear of said new asylum; also
advertise for proposals and bids for win
dow shades and gas fixtures, as no Pre-
vision had been made Tor same III the
original contract.
Respectfully
FREDERTCK RIPPLE,
PHI. BINDERNAGEL.
CHAS. KLEIN,
M. =. KENNY
JULIUS KLUMPP,
Committee.
Question being taken on the report on
yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Yeas-Freeho1ders Bindernagel, Dietz,
Eishhorn, Groth, Green, Heiney, Kenny,
Kelly. Heating, Kluanpp. Klein; MeNaLy;
Dir Director Helier.Nif.
Observation-Disclosures Cronin and Gull
len-2.
Excused from voting-freenoldef NC
The Director declared the report adopt
From the Committee on Buildings:
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of Hudson:.
Gehtlemen-Your Committee on Build
ings. to WON were referred the .propos-
ais and bids for cooking apparatus and
LAYING water pipe at new asylum, Wouiu
respectfully report that they have exam
| ined said proposals and bids, and RECON-
| mend that the contract for furnishing the
cooking apparatus, laundry. machinery,
&c, be awarded to Frederick A. Verdon
& Co, for the sum of 300; also, recon-
mend that the contract for laying the
water main to the new asylum be award
ed to Thos. Trotter for the sum of 1915,
they being the lowest bidders; therefore,
Resolved, That the contract for fur
nishing and erecting a cooking apparat-
| us, laundry machinery, refrigerators and
| gas machine, with all necessary connec-
| lions. be and is hereby awarded to Fred
erick A. Verdon & Co. for the sum of
Sc. 200, said Verdon & Co. being the lowest
Resolved, That the contract for fur
| nishing and laying water main for the
| new asylum be and is hereby awarded. to
| Thos. Trotter for the sum of 1915, he be-
M FREDERICK Ripe.
CHAS. KLEIN,
PHI. BINDERNAGEL,
NJ. J.. KENNY,
j.. KLUMPP.
Freebooter Ripe moved the report DC
| received and approved and the resolu-
| lions thereto ttache awarding the con-
tracts be adopted.
Question being taken on the motion on
| yeas and nays there voted as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Bindernagle. Dietz,
Eichorn, Groth, Heiney. Kenny. Kelly,
I Ebnfing. KlumpD. Klein, McNally, Nice