The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-03

Co, $l0e.55; william j. Burns, $l5.zU; H.
Brown & Van 1ngien co. 1858; F. A.
Smith, s11.50; Vanderbeek & Son, $780,
Z Z & Gii Rroy s7s g v and A e. "a e. F & s. g Smith.
$i2, and Washbnrn Bros. Co, Spills.
lutions We're Zach concurred in by the
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays by, the PRESIDENT
five 90 On number.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported recommending the adoption OF
resolutions ordering paid the following
$3.50 to James E. Norton, fees as clerk
First Criminal Court from ADJUST " TO
October 8, 1895, both inclusive (charge-
able to account fees received from Grim
inal Courts).
s72.s to y; :. Title and Abstract Go.
searches under the Martin Act.
lbili Of ss53.4O reduced for publishing
$50 to c.. S. Westervelt for extra SER
vices on Commissioners Of Adjustment
reports for month of November, 1895,
s25 te F. F: Van saun for typewriting,
&c, City ComPtrollesrra,gs Office for the
AIl ~chargeabie to Martin Act account.l
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor
aries for the month of November, 1895,
when due, to witt
$50 to Honora Lamb. for cleaning
$50 to Bridget Parker. for cleaning
$50 to Kate Battersbee. for cleaning
$50 to Ellen outwater. for cleaning
$50 to Mary Looney, for cleaning
$40 to Charles Golden. for tending
n - o5ara1
drawn on the city treasurer in pay.
ment of claims for printing omedai
The Jersey CITY News, s22s.as; The
Evening Journal, $22s.1s; the Jersey City
Resolved. That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer, in favor
Of N. P. Wedin, for SO for services
during the month of November, 1896,
when due; CTo be paid only out OF Dis
trict Court fees.
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor OF
Albert Payne for SILL for services as
Marshal to the Second District coTEt
when due, as foIlows:-From November
/ to 6 and from November 10 to Novem-
b, i ssass Meerath from November 8 to
TO be paid out Of District Court fees.l
ment Of SALARIES for the month of No
vember, 1895. when due, as
$3.50 to s. D. Dickinson, City Treasurer.
$3.50 to G. r. Hough. City Comptroller.
$3.50 to 8; Il. Smith. City Collector
s125 to c. 5. Westeryelt. Deputy city
Sis to j.. H. Ackerman, Deputy City
Sis to William F. Ely. Deputy City
500 to F. P. Var saun. Clerk to City
siW to, W. H. futile. Clerk to City Col
lector.
$416.6S to John A. Blair. Corporation
s2s1.66 to Spencer weart. Corporation
si5o to Martin Finck. Clerk Boar of
1888 to w. c. Dunn, Assistant to
Clerk Board of Finance
800 to Stephen M. Egan. Clerk to Ct
siW to John wandle. Clerk to city Col
800 to Charles F.. Krebs, Clerk to City
500 to William H. vermylyea. Clerk
500 to H. j. Burns. Clerk to City Col
SEQ to James L. Merritt, Messenger to
Sis to +. K. Halstead, Clerk to City
SIPS to N. E. Feury. Clerk to City
Sis to j. P. wanser. Clerk to City
500 to t. j. Cummings. Clerk to City
s1o0 to James Clark. Clerk to City
$50 to ]. P; Fowler; assistant to
800 to William G.. Broas. Collector of
Arrears of Personal Taxes.
ssS.3 80 to M. M. Kenyon, Clerk to City
SIS to Edward P. Morgan. Clerk to
Mayor.
lutions We're each adopted by the follow,
ing vote on the call for the ayes and
nays by the president
The Committee on Printing, Station
cry and Supplies reported recommend
paid the following claims ~(chargeable tc
account printing. stationery, &c. years
ss4O.TS to hammers & Tiedeman for jani-
tors supplies for City Marshals use in
siS.62 to William E. Skinner for fees
Sup. CT. Court ex rel, the Board Of
Health of Hoboken VS.. Ravine Road
Sewer Commissioners and the Mayor
as $50 at to W. ". Farrier for plumbing
work at Board of Finance office.
IS to Felt & Tarrant Manufacturing
Co. for supplies for Comptroller IN CITY
sl.9 to Postal Tel. Gable. Co, for mes
senger service to Board Of Finance.
. u L a6s
books for use in City Clerks office.
The report was received and the reso-
lutions were adopted, and the claims
were each ordered paid by the folloW-
! ing vote on the call for the ayes and
NAYS by the PRESIDENT
Ayes-Al the member of the Board.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolutions were pre-
sented and received, and they were each
adopted b. the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays by the presl-
Ayes-All the members of the Board.
five () in number.
BY Mr.. Hardenbergh:-
whereas, AT a public sale made by the
City Collector of Jersey City on the 24th
chased for the sum of s40.56 that. lot or
plot of land fronting on Magnolia ave-
nue.. Jersey City, which is laid down and
designated as lot AT in block 5S2, upon an
assessment map annexed to report num-.
Der IS, made by the Commissioners or
Adjustment; a certified copy of said re-
port and map was filed in the office or
the City Collector of Jersey City on Au-
gust 80, 1892; and
Whereas. 1t appear upon examination
that aid lot Al, in block $50, Is laid out
as a street (~although no transfer or SAID
property has as yet been made to. the
| city,, and therefore never should nave
been sold: therefore, be it
Resolved, That a warrant pc ordered
| OF H. F. Knapp for the sum OF S4I:Sl to
return amount paid to city ($4056l on
April "a, 1894, and legal expenses G7-25),
said warrant to be delivered upon sur
ender of certificate of sale No. 2,O63; and
be 1t further