The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-25

authorizing the erection of said trestte
as soon az prsstseable; and be It ffuurtth further e
hereby requested to send & copy of this
resolu ~ to said Hudson County Board
of Ere sfs aNs aleeholders Green
Dated Juls Ia.
GABRIEL B. REED.
Township Clerk.
Freeholder Klein moved the preamble
and resolution be received and referred
to the Committee County Roads.
From Dr.. L. p. Donohue-
To the Honorable Directors and Weinberg
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF
the County of Hudson =:
Gentlemen-There tender my regig-
nation as q mem5e Of Inc county
L. F. DONOHUE.
Freeholder. Cronin moved that the
resignation be accepted.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays there voted as follows:-
Yeas@Freeholders Bindernagle, Cronin,
Cullen. Deitz; Eichhhorn. Groth, Green,
dan. Ripe and McComb.
dan. Ripe and MeComb-14.
Nays-Freeholders Klumpp, Percy and
ADMINISTRATIONS Kenny. Kelly and
Macfarlane-3
ad The d and the r asalaafa f aseept m9n0n
From NJ. r.. Foley
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudoson:-
Gentlemen@ respectfully tender my
resignation as engineer at the Hudson
the many courtesies extended me. / am.
Very respectfully yours.
NJ. ]. FOLEY.
Bayonne. Hudson County, N. ].
Freebooter Cronin moved the resigna-
tion be received and accepted.
Question being taken on the motion ON
| n md N o1rc fharn xafad 40 fn1lnUyG--
Yeas-Freeholders Bindernagle, Cronin.
Cullen. Dietz. Eichhorn. Groth,, Green.
Heiney. Keating, Klein. MeNaly. Me- Me-
rector Heller-16.
Nay-Freeholder Klumppf.
Absent-Freeholders Kelly, Kenny ana
The directors declared the motion
From H. P. Mailman, Superintendent
of Boiler Inspectors. reported that the
boiler at Court House and Jail was in
good condition. was received and ordered
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From Hugh Dugan. County Collector-
Received from Se Ho8. 1 Wy. f Heller +. d dire,
tor. eight thousand n ninety dollars.
being amount received from State Com
I~unatics in Lunatic Asylum at Snake
HUGH DUGAN, County Collector.
F~reehoider Cronin. moved the report be
received and printed in the minutes.
From John Grimes. Warder-
Hudson County Penitentiary. Snake HILL
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
beers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen-The following amount of
money was received by me during the
month of June, 1886, and turned oyer TO
whose receipt you will find attached
From costs Thomas Doyle.--..--.. s6s o. %
From costs Robert Nelson.. ~ 30
From e. Asmus. 1872 yards stone,
at s1.20 per yard....-...--"...- 70 4o
Page ia Freeholders
JOHN GRIMES. Warden.
JRsEY CITY, N. J.. July u, 1895.
Received from John Grimes, warden
hundred and twenty-one s5-1OO Q21.s2).
Costs of Thomas Doyle.............. $50 %
Sale Of 1917 yards stone to E. As
mus, at S1.20 per yd.......---...... 70 ~
s121 81
HUGH DUGAN, County Collector.
Freeholder Cullen moved the report be
received and printed in the minutes.
From John Grimes, .ardenw, monthly
report of Penitentiary for month OF June,
1885, was received and ordered fled
the amount of crushed stone taken from
Snake Hill during month of June to be
2,0a21& yards. The same was ordered hied-
JERSEY CITY, July IL. 1895.
To the Honorable Members of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders of the County OF
GENTLEMEN-I herewith hand you
final estimate on Contract No. 10 Tor fur-
nishing material and executing work un,
der contract for curling, pavoing and
Improving the New PUBLIC Road from
Newark and New. York Railroad TO New
- 1-1o,r and .anrfifU that MRSCrS-
Henry & Mckinney have completed SAID
contract in accordance with spec1nca-
TONS and are entitled to receive saIee me h15nd srsd
and eighty-six dollars and nfnety-slx
cents (T7, 7S6.S6),. as, per itemized estimate
attached, less former estimates and less
s per cent of the whole amount retained
for six months in accordance with the
terms of said contract, making a sum now
due of three thousand i've hundred ana
sixty dollars C3,560(.
The portion of this contract between
Newark and New York Railroad and
Wiley Place was. completed and esti-
mated for November 26. 1894. The cen
tractor was unable by reason of the nom
completion Of the bridge over Pennsyi-
ment of lands of Pennsylvania Railroad
Company lying between the bridge and
N Snnfgai a az compf Hxer t Teie Who ohey oo oaa nt
until spring. The portion completed has
been subjected to very heavy use and
well tested by the severity Of last win
ter's weather. This spring the contract
or has made good any such defects as
are required to be made good. at the end
of six months. as provided for by Sec
tion r of the contract. and 1T seems to
me only justice that they should be re,
iieved of this portion. viz: Newark and
New York Railroad to Wiley Place and
he paid so much of the retained D per
cent. as is held upon the said portion
Respectfully.
Z. w. HARRISON,
Chief Engineer
vreeholder Heating moved the report
be received and the claim referred to
the Committee on New Public Road.
From Robert Ryan. Warden, monthly
report of the Almshoise for the month OF
June was received and ordered filed.
From A. J. Manning, S~torekeeper, per
J. J.. Barden. assistant, notifying the
Board that the brygoods contractor and
the contractor for fresh meats have not
delivered goods to the county institutions
when ordered.
Frehoider Keating moved that the COM
munication be received and refered 10
the Commute on Storehouse ln-
c!dentals.
Adopted.
From G. P. Smith. County S~uperintend-
ent. in reference to collision of schooner
Anie M%urhopf with the Hackensack
river bridge. whereby the bridge was
damaged. was received and referred to
the Committee on North Bridges.
From John Boyd, Secretary: