The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-23
BOARD OF FREEHoLDERS.
CONCEAL Proceedings.)
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FROM N. J. Manning. 'Storekeeper,
reauisition for supplies for the Asylum,
S WAS ree McNai,y and aef IN = %ot &c onm Efees
on Asylum with power ito purchase
same.
To the Honorable Director and. Members
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF
the County Of Hudson:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on New
Public Road woul respectfully report
they lave ex5amined into the question
of removing the house Of George Smith,
the New Public Road for the full width,
and for which moving an award was
made by the Commissioners Of Con
lie Road. and recommend the adoption Of
the following. preamble and resolution:
ds synsTSas' on Th ses Gsms 8 81 the new ef f fo6-
Of February, 1893. file in the clerks ONCE
sum the Of ce SIX yS;un a espo snd aw nanet9sth Tee
ges3l dollars as full compensation to
George Smith; ct g., for the taklng OF
Pogsaonl of lot 3, block 10 Ia s siss' en nnaes
thereby. s4s7 Of said award of damages
being for the removal of the house upo.n
I said d lot al abo %ev 80 p feet back Raad to ae elsa Sos ta as
payment for land taken; and
Whereas, The Board of. Chosen. Free
holders. did on the 2Srd day OF March,
1898, order a warrant drawn ror payment
of said award; and 49,
whereas. It was subsequently shown
that said George, Smith was OF unsound
mind and incapable of -tranSacting busi-
ness. and was then an inmate OF an
asylum for the care of the insane; the
said payment was made IN a~cc3fo Maay
1894, into the Court of Chancery OF New
Whereas, The said George Smith, We
and an inmate of said asylum, n the
wife of SAID Smith. who is a tenant OF
said building, is not possessed OF rne
sary in order to secure the said award
and apply the same towards the remov-
al of said building, though she hTs
Means and is anxious and willing to
have said building removed; and
Whereas. The said building as It now
completion of the New Public Road It
is necessary in order to complete salo
road that it should be removed as
The reason for making the application
for the proposed connection Is that it VIII
require a less amount of pipe and shorter
connection from the main. Thee ompany
does not desire to tap h present pipe,
while there is an eight 80 Inch main in
Tonnelle avenue. They desire PERMISSION n
l ao5ntv They or tha ask eltg NO P PsSeshtds desire sr to have We
the water metered the same as II is az
present and pay for the water used. All
the work will be done at the companys
expense.
No explanation of this request is need,
ed. 1t is amere business proposition, ana
If the county does not see fit to grant
the accommodation, the company Will ex-
tend present line to the point desired @slnrree
Freebooter Klumpp moved the report
be received and spread in full in the
minutes.
From George King, Medical Superin-
tendent:-
Jersey City, July !, 1885.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen freehol-
ders of the County of Hudson.
Gentfemen-Since my last report l nave
collected and turned owe to rhe county
Collector the sum of SIP for the board
of patients at this institution. The names
of the patients, as well as the County
Collectors receipts for the same, you
Very respectfully
GEO w. KING.
Jersey City. July l, 1895.
Received from DR.. G. w. king, Supt.,
one hundred and twelve dollars for sup
port of the following patients in Lunatlc
Asylum of Hudson County -
Isabelle Malo, l $S w
David Harrison, 6 months. AZ w
Ann Clark, 2 months. 10 ~
! Alice Renkle, 1 month..-........... w
May Meakin, / month. 3 ~
Minnie Haustein, 8 months.........-.. "A W
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