The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-01

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meeting. held on Monday, May 10Th,
1895. and adjourned meeting held on Wed.
nesday, May 22d, 1896, was dispensed
with n on motion were approved as
On motion the rules were suspended
and business was proceeded with under
OPENING OF SEALED PROPOSALS.
Proposals for the furnishing, deliver
ang n trimming of about 10000 tons
High Service Pumping Stations, thirteen
~ IN number. We're presented as fol
The bids Of the Maryland Coal Com
jeeted as informal:
The bids of the. Patton Coal Company
an rov Geosg r. !, HIsaaneg We're accepted
y declared formal by the Corporation
The had Patton Coal company,fe for each
George J. Heaney, for each and
every gross ton q Bituminous
Coai. Frmgality Mine. ~. 2.64
David E. Williams & Co., for each
and every gross ton of Bitumi-
nous Coal, Glenwood Mine...... 2.71
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
ton ton Of for B faan ana eyefy E gfSss
Steam Mine. IA
Frank G. Patton, for each and ev-
ery gross ton OF Bituminous Coal,
Maekey, Young & Co, for each and zoo
every gross ton of Bituminous
Goali Sosidale Mine: -. PSF
B; sssh and nl sssFy e sa5ss Ton fo OF
Bituminous Coal, Big Bend Mine 2.sS
James Coyle, for each and every
g T,os ton Of Bituminous Coal.
James Coyle, for each and ev-
cry gross ton of Bituminous
Coal Glen Riehey Mine -. 2.so
Coal, Moshannon Mine. ulninous sss
Davis Coal & Coke Company, for
S fasa m ssS s ceaf. s Elk a {Hn of
4 sy ), SWORDS word + gge; for each and '-V'''
ssery sTn OF M luminous Coal, ..
A: !. Swords { Co. for each s's
Y Goa, Puritan Mine: -. 2.s41a
every gross ton OF Bituminous
Goal. Glen Hickey Mine. !. 2.So
RECEIVED and referred to Committee
At this stage the privilege of the floor
was accorded to Mr.. Romell, who ad-
dressed the Board in matter Of improve
On motion Of Commissioner Hooker a
recess was then taken until 3 O'Clock
T.. M. tEaH+
On reassembling all the members Of the
Board were present.
On motion the Board returned to Rule
|, and regular order Of business
Wac fhan proceeded with.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND
COMMUNICATIONS.
petationing for the opening. widening
and construction Of viaduct, etc.
From g: A. MeIlroy and others
Petitioning for the Improvement Of
From Henry p. Simon and others
Petit,oning for the Improvement of
From H. W. Winfield. counsel for
Board of Health, and Others
In matter of condition of Ravine Road
From H. ROLLS and others
P~ettioning for the appointment of
Mart.n Joost as inspector on sewer in
Erc,n the Tartar Chemical Coz
ealing attention to the condition of
reeeiving basin at northeast corner OF
From Denis Gallagher and others.-
Protesting against sewer contemplated
to be built n Sixteenth street.
spector, in matter Of Mill Creek sewer
nuisance and p~etitioning for it's abate-
Five {) petitions for signs.
Received and referred to Committee
on Streets and Sewers.
From Thomas Little AID others:-
In the matter of establishing a fence
line on Ogden avenue
Reeeiyed and referred to Committee
on Streets and Sewers in conjunction
with the Corporation Counsel.
From Mary Knopple@
Petftioning for the placing of a street
lamp on Gator avenue near Rose ave-
nue..
Received and referred to Committee
on Municipal Lighting.
From Robert Gray and others
On, matter of condition of water main
in qermania avenue, north Of Zabriskie
street.
Received and referred to Committee
on Assessments and Extensions.
From Grand Army of the Republic
Extending invitation to review the Me-
mortal Day parade.
Received and Invitation accepted.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the Mayor
Jersey City, May 20, 1895.
Honorable Eoard Of Street and Water