The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-28
IN motion adjourned.
CHARLES ESTERBROOK,
EOARD GF FR EHO
(Ofhcial Proeeedings.)
Continued

(Continued.)
Yeas-Freeholders Bindernagle. Gronin,
Cullen, Deitz, Eichhorn, Groth, Heiney,
Kenny, Keeling, MoConlb, Macfarlane
Shore Railroad. or the West Shore Ter
minal, ito erect gates at once; II not, that
said Counsel may take such action as he
may deem necessary.
/ also wish. to explain the location and
conditions Of a,s said road . on n s Wth5sh ted TINS az
the Hoboken and Hudson R. r. Turn
pike, opposite the old ferry, where there
a sgg se .and IS W oongide aed b pysf fSe scope ae0 81
the Township of Union as a regular
death trap. Furthermore. It is not con
named township as a donkey road, as
one of the members of this Board had
expressed it was This road has been IN
one of the finest drives along the, Hu1-
son River. The railroad has already
stolen part of said road. That is no rea-
son that this Board shall allow them to
steal what is left. Hoping that his
Board will give this matter their con-
Freebooter Kelly moved to table the
Question being taken OF the motion on
Klampp. McNaily, Percy, Ripple and Dl-
fNSasysEFreehoaders B~irlaernsgle. Gro
min, Cullen. Dietz, Eichhorn, Groth,
Hefney, Kenny. Heating, McComb and
Observation-Disclosures Klein and Riordan
This Director declared the motion to
Question being taken on the original
resolution on yeas and nays. there voted
as follows:
Nays FreehoIdlgrs Gnsen. Kelly,
Klumpp, McnSally. Percy and Rippe-S
Absen{-Freeholders Klein and Riordan
The Director declared the resolution
- E-..A..,ao uro;oa,,-
VI Hhe aFssn0s Tse f bTaeE tea sent by the
contractors IS not in accordance win
the terms of the contract in th9it II IS n
ferior in quality, the difference in value
between the sample and the black tea
sent being that the sample Is worth
three cents, per pound or ABOUT 5,s sTeTff sy,
Resoivsd That pursuant to the terms
and conditions of the contract, the Salo
black tea he returned to the contractors
ddeasieh being taken on the resolution
| Green, Heiney, Klumpp, McComb, Mac
1a1 NStaaTss& IF B-snagrnagIe. Gro
nin. Cullen, Gresh, Kenny,zKelly, KssS-
ing, McNally, Ripe and Director Hell
Observation-Disclosures Klein and Riordan
The Director declared the resolution
Bv Freeholder McNally:
Resolved. That the Counsel n County
sCeliector b. and are hersby, authorized
aud directed to confer with. tne Beard o.
Ftz1snce and Taxation i'm referance TO the
election expenses eEa!ine5, ,Wd9gh EefE
5pres scented by the Clerk OF the, Board ct
Finance and Taxatlon at the last meet
ing of the Board.
Question being taken on the resolutson
on yeas and nays there voted as 1oApWS;
Yeas-An the members of the Board.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Klein and Raordan
The Director declared the Resolution
adoptea. 1900
children be and are hereby indentured to
tbs f3ihowing named N9rtiesd-@IAam
Kane TO I.iza Dunn, Jennie Nszara TO Cha
como Cass0zZa.
Question beng taken on the resolution
on y5ss and nays there yoteI as foIloWs;
Yeas3a1AM the members, OF the Boara
MISUNDERSTANDING Klein and Reardon
The Director declared the resolution
adopted.
C5lrty superintendent was Instructed to
have the names Of the members of the
Board painted on t~heirSdesks.
The Board on motion OF F'reshof1er
MeNallv adjourned.
The Director declared the Board adj
burned to next regular meeting day,
JOHN BOYD, Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Boardeof Chos-
IN Freehol4ers of Hudsln County. held
IN the Court House IN Thursday, March
Prasent at roll cell-Dlrector Hsller.