The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

be in a dangerous condition. and
Whereas, This said val has been con-
ds Whefea ny ths B rooa e a lnsRefyoF on aa aSis
service will not admit Of the advertise
mf Rsso # pafoDTHaSa as f asssrs, R e + Bros.
who ave the contract. for remodeling the
building, be and are hereby granted the
said wall and leave this side Of the build.
ing in first class conditions for the sum Of
S97o, as per their letter of 18TH inst, ad-
dressed to q. Allen. President OF TINS
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
be requested to appropriate the sum OF
architects fees.
8. whereas, On Angus 81. the tin roof or
No. Z school was biown Of, three chin
damaged, also the iron fence. and
~ where's ySs 1ns im n1YSins If p mg4srIa15 &c
the ordinary delay of advertising. and
said school ordered the repairs made,
therefore be it
Resolved, That the action of Mr.: Allen
be endorsed and the Beard OF Fm IN :
money to meet the expense when the
bills are present.
From tn Board of Police Commissioners
The following resolution adopted Sep
Resolved, That the Hon. Board of Fl
nance be requested to transfer the pal
count Of the Committee IN General
fiscal year i@Sa9-1ss5, viz
Committee on Fuel. Feed of Horses,
Feed of Prisoners, Incidentals for Chief.
Supplies for Station Houses. Depart
ment Repairs and Ineidentals, T~elephones
for for s sgnfam system gb,tin MaiH sfafion 8 81 stg.
Hospitals and Dispensaries, Printing and
Stationery, and Putting in Metallic Cir
cult.
concurrence Of the Board of Finance
were received from the Board of Street
and Water e Gom nm Gnncnrse afq R eef1rTio 50
1. Awarding to Thomas Harrington the
contract for the improvement of Mag,
the lands q the Pennsylvania R. R.,
conformably to tine provisions of Chapter
217 of the Laws of 1896.
a Fixing the salary Of stenographer
SO So gsE st @SP a6ffaS Edl t l5 n; eFuady5
5. Fixing the salary of painter appointed
this day for temporary service at the
Bellevife Pumping Station al the rate OF
$3.50 per day when engaged. (Michael
6Adopted October /, 1857.
4. Awarding to Theo. Smith & Bro.
the contract for all the labor and ma a i
JGrldlSL HGCGSGdIN W tAC D0AAo-
addition to stand pipe at high service
pumping station at the price named in
their proposal submitted this day, name
ly, s625, that being the lowest bio, &c.
Adopted October L 1885.
s. Awarding to Washburn Bros. co.
the contract to furnish and deliver fire
brick, fire clay, lime. Portland cement
and building sand, as may be required,
their proposal of this day.
Adopted October l, 1895.
6. Fixing the salaries of general clerks
appointed this day at SIS per month
Adopted October /. 1896.
I. Ordering paid $50 to Joseph E.
Adopted October /. 1895.
s. Ordering paid the salaries of general
superintendent in the water department.
for the month of September. 1895. as per
pay roll, amounting to Sl,49.
Adopted October /. 1895.
9. Ordering paid the salaries of labor
ers, laying and repairing water pipe
for the month of September, 1885. as per
pay roll, amounting to $2,629.
Adopted October l, 1885.
TEES.
The Committee on Concurrent ReSo-
buttons reported recommending that the
following resolutions. adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers, be concurred I'M
XII ~ AAC 1AAAt R
ed this day. for Temporary service at the
Belleville Pumping Station. at h rate
of $3.50 per day. when engaged Michael
(Adopted October list. 1857
3. Awarding to Theo. Smith & Bro.
the contract for all the labor and ma
terials necessary to the building OF an
Pumping Station, at the price named in
their proposal. submitted this day. name
". .ssa5.W, that being the lowest bid, etc.
= "A u N>fal nnfohnr let 1909 \
8. Awarding to Washburn Bros. Co.
the contract to furnish and deliver fire
brick, fire clay, lime, Portland cement
May list. 1896. as per prices named in
their proposal of this day.
adopted October 1st, 1851
4. Awarding to Thomas Harrington the
contract for the Improvement of Wilkes
street, between SIP avenue and Hudson
County Public Road. conformably to the
provisions of Chapter 81 of the laws
(Adopted September oath, 1851
S. Fixing the salary Of s~tenographer
and typewriter appointed This day. at
sS9.@ aop per m nofahsr ( 1sd fsas r. Y
6. Awarding to Thomas Harrington the
for the improvement of Mag
IONA avenue. between Waldo avenue
conformably to the provisions of Chap
(Adopted October LIST, 1850
&. OTueflHS pdiu 9le SdldIISS u GeHSId u
partment. amounting to $1.449, n of
pipe, amounting to sa,62s, for the month
of September, 1896, as per pay rolls.
Adopted October I, 1896.
s. Ordering paid the following Claims
July 9, 1896. w. w. Farrier. $s1.7s and
$f99. 50.
July %, 1895. ". W. Farrier, s4sS.75.
August 90. 1895. w. w. Farrier; s215 g.
October /, 1895. Joseph E. Franks. S3S.
-. xro rn1nfx-AI anH fhn
buttons were each concurred in by the
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays by the PRESIDENT
Ayes-President Jones and MeSSrS.
Bailey. Detwiller. Hardenbergh and
Simpson t5).
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported recommending the adoption of
resolutions ordering paid the following
claims
$50 to w. p. Douglass, fees as Judge
Second Criminal Court for August, 1895.
s45 TO w. P. Douglass. fees as Judge
Second Criminal Court from September !,
to September 26. 1895 Cloth inclusivel.
Both claims ~chargeable to fees received
from Criminal Courts.
$3.50 to- Randolph Perkins for serving
MARTIN Act" notices.
Thargeable to account of Martin Act"
The report was received, and the
claims were each ordered pad by the
following vote ON the cal for the yeas
and nays by the president:
Yeas-President Jones and Messrs.
Baily, Detwfller. H~ardenbergh and
Nays-None. Absent-None.