The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-26

TONS. would respectfully report that they
have carefully examined said proposals
and bids. and on examination found the
following errors in the extensions ana
additions.
ror of s401 in extending his prices IN
coffee.
Groceries-John F. Eagan. error of $3.50
Thomas Musson, error Of s12l.50; J. Shar-
key, error of 1912.
Lurnber-char1es E. Gardner. error. Of
Notions-Gilmore & o'Keefe. error Of
soaprwm. Taylor, error of so.
Teas-Thomas Musson, error of $l00;
Michael T. Connolly. error Of sl,52o.es.,
n exan .h ns the the BIDS | for e ar II go %r
being an error in his extensions of $500 in
one item namely, KenssnHcky Jeans; We
ton, Which Vi taken from ii the $500. shows
bid ss,sos for dry goods. We further
find an error of $3.50 in his addition for
hoeyrsi. both of these bids corrected
est bidders, Mesgrs. Vincent 3 Co. We
all the parties who bid on dry goods and
hosiery. as well as the press. to attend
a meeting Of the committee, held We'd
nesday, November 19, az which meeting
Mr.. Charles Furst. Mr.. fgnatius Noonan,
Mr. O,Keefe and Mr.. Joseph Vincent APP
obey had to say in reference to the Pc
cihcations for dry goods and hosiery, we
have conciuded to recommend to your
for nGh9 dry go3 5Hay ana ade h rs5sSslon and % FL iart 41eT
recomanend that the Clerk Of the Board
be directed to readvertise for proposals
and bid for dry goods and hosiery, said
bids to be received at a meeting of the
Board to be held Thursday, December
Phi. Bindernagel, John F. Heating. A.
Cullen. Chas. Klein. Emil Groth, Commit
tee.
Freeholder Eiehhorn moved to. amend
amble and resoiution:-
Whereas. That this Board had adyer-
tised and received bids for county sup
were found to be defective; and
Whereas, That much has been
made and suspicion aroused by receiY-
ing such defective bids; therefore
same are hereby rejected. and the clerk
and the items for new bids shall be only
such as the institutions are in need Of;
and be 1t further
Resolved, That thee Jerk advertise on
such forms that the award win be made
to the lowest bidder of each item.
Freebooter Keating raised the point Of
was out of order, inasmuch as the report
Of the committee was now pending before
The Director sustained the point OF
order and declared the resolution out Of
order
Freeholder Cronin moved to amend the
report by awarding the contracts to adj
Of the lowest bidders as per corrected
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays there voted as fol-
Yea-Fresholder Cronin-1.
Nays-Freeholders Bindernagel, Cullen.
Dfetz, Eichhorn, Groth, Green, Hanna,
H5einey, KsNnnSy, Kelly, keating Klu9mnpp
dan, Rippe and Director Heller-is.
Observation-Disclosures Macfarlane.-1.
The Director declared the resolution
Question being taken on the original
resolution on yea and nays, there voted
Yeas-Freeholders Bindernagel, Cullen,
Dietz, Groth5 Hanna, Kelly, Kenny. Keat.
Ing, Klein. Mentally, Riordan. Ripe and
Nays-Freeholders Cronn, Eichhhorn,
Green, Hetney, Kiumpp, McComb and
Absent-Freeholder Macfarlane-1.
Thu Director declared the resolution
Whereas, That this Board had adyer-
tbsed and received bids for County Sup
plies, which, when opened and read, were
whereas, That such comment has been
made. and suspicion aroused by receiving
such defective bids. -,
ItC y =
ed sls and he clerk be directed 70. adver-
BIDS shall be only such as the institu-
tions are in need Of; and be Il 49,. 40
vertfse on such forms that the award VIII
be made to the lowest bidder OF eaen
Question being taken on the r~esolu-
: Ysas-EEEsss a b uod ETeah0Tppii ercg grs anai
lNSsys-FfBs aael a.o Bsndsgp ssaa G Kes1hP..
k kSa5sns and Brett tor HHetieTAzis
1bseStGFreehoSder M~adfarqane-1.
Observation-Disclosures MacfarlaIie-l
The Director declared the resoiu'ion
From the Committee on s~toresesases
avg Yoir GemaDittee further recommends
the adoption of the following resoiu-
Resolved, That all contractors awarded
contracts for supplies by this Board.
failing to have their said con tracts
signed with a sufficient bono witain yen
nnaafyifacaation of same. the Committee on
County Institutions shall have power 70
ware I'd my sq Icnese eoh Bidder, and what.
the articles or supplies 50 awarded t.
the person or persons wto refused TO
supply or otherwise sig nsaid contract
bv suit or 9th erwise.
Resolved. That contracts for furnish-
uashing spppliesto the County lTstitu-
torn for the fiscal year cofnmenclng
December /, 1895, and nding NoyeIppsr
40, 1895. be and are hereby awarded 10
the following named persons 49,
Ph, B~indeEnagel' F !; +. f keahns A. co'-
FfleurAE. A. Dugan, $500; groceries.
THOMAS Musson, s5,245. 50; hardware. Wig
gins & Abel. S,228.Ss ice TO Court House
ard Jail. Edward McDermott, per ton,
e. "a. ice to county institutions. Frank
Sg,sYi ermott per ton. $4.20; strings, E. a.
Cerdy. $S42: lime and cement, Janss +.
Hall. 81, 200 80: lumber. tG,,harles z; GsTa-
ner, $A4Ss.G5; pure milk, p Kearaon.
Il e35. manure. Charles Wagner, &5Qi
machine oils, Jarvis Underhlll, I61; fresh
meat. Michael Smith, $12,17o; notions ~
antiIs Nonoan, S3S4.50; provisions, Henry
Hess, IT,, s1sS4S59; plumbers. supphe +
and oils, Virgins & Abel. SSl4; TOBACCO,
Moses Mayer, 81 1865; shoes, DoWneS Bres.'
s2.e5f: soap and starch, Wm razor.
Sis IS; teas, John Muller, $dqS: vsge-
vytare- Henry Hess, Jr., $eo015; yeast
4 Eiaiscbman & Co, $40.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as fol-
oTWeas-Freeholders Bindernagel, cronin,
Cullen, Dietz, Ggoth Hanna HSsianNsyy'
IaSordan Rippe and Director Hellel-lo.
Nays-Freeholders .Eichhorn. Green,
Kl,Impp. McComb and Piercy-o.
Continued