The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-20

MORE MONEY NEEDED
Freeho1ders Shown How the
Branch Boulevard APP
preparation Is Too
Small.
COMMITTEES AND APPOINTMENTS
Fourth Regiment Wants Another
Kind Of Light-Various Bids
Considered.
COMMITTEES AND APPOINTMENTS

Furniture dealers were we'll represent
ed at the meeting of the Board Oh Free
holders yesterday evening. Tney hau
putt in bid for 300 bedsteads n mat
tresses to be used at the new insane
asylum. The bid ranged from $l'z4o 70
81, $50. and were referred to the Commit
tee on Asylums.
Interest inthe bidding was cenfered
in the new bids for drygoods and holsery
to take the place of the bids rejected
at a previous meeting because there
seemed to be some crooked work about
one of them. The first bid Clerk Boyd
began to read yesterday, was Ihat q OF
Joseph H. Cutley. The Clerk called rne
attention of the Board to the fact lhal
there were erasures here and mere Ia
the bid and he didn't propose 20 nave
anybody ~insinuate that he mace tned ~
Freebooter Eichhorn suggested e1at me
Clerk read each item an tne ao plu. gnnd
one and the CLERK proceeded to reac
off the items of the bid; In a few min
S6ssa ~evesriy n6e 14,al get pdiTlte q out AI the use
iessness of reading the Items, as the
members had no check lists on Whicn 10
keep tally.
Joseph Il. Cutley. dry goods, SO, 27s. 70; hosiery sia ry
5000: ~Ignatius Noonan. dry goods, $3.50:
s aoss { j s1 r. 81 81. h bssisrSl s5 q So aek GiImore 0f I
GKeefe, dry goods, s1i. 995. 40; hosiery, s625:
Charles S. Furst, dry goods. ss.4lSs 30; nosler ~
$685.; j. G. Ginnochio, dry goods, S1l, 269.gt;
hosiery, $62S; John higgins & Co.. dry goods.
81. l02. so. hosiery. s731.25.
The bids were referred to the proper
committee after F~reeholders Green and
Eichhorn had made an unsuccessful eI-
fort to have them referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole
Robert Smith. in behaf of the Fourth
Regiment, to have the Armory. ~conneeted
Nth the E, Bog e n5T s elsetTaAc bv yg 3 prni lanss
corporation. The request was referred 10
a committee.
charge of the legal e nd of the new Boule-
ward branch. sent a communication re-
senting the imputation that he is NOV
ing too slowly, and reporting the work
He has caused S76 notices to be served
otter having great difficulty in tlnding
Mr.. Noonan calls attention to two i'm
portant phases of the matter. AT me
northern terminus of the branc road;
Is aligned at almost right angles, which
Will make 1t look more like turning into
another road tha IKE rs q fon ndiat IS tn 1eid
eral valuable buildings, whereas the
at a graceful curve. and so as to avoid
all of these buildings (iust south OF the
buildings being large open fieldso, annd
IleT6DY Dldh6 d DepltI- IOdI dio ~ liz
county thousands of dollars.
The other phase is about the southern
terminus of the branch road where it is
and take about an acre of the lands of
the New York. Lake Erie and western
Railroad the New w Y rSrk sasnnd1
citation and the New York. Lake Erie
and western Docks and Improvement
The lands are ON both sides of the coal
docks roads leading from the Bulls
Ferry road down to the Weehawken coal
F Fefx road Of from 5n1 the tie coal seai docks k down
to Park avenue. These companies have
produced considerable evidence of, the
them for railway terminal purposes,
SO, 900. They. also. contend that the
them. The county expert has valued
the land at a much bower figure, $4,000,
and il tina amount Is pa1 I'LL, the foa q can
preparation, s250,Oo 0 Mr.. Noonan sug-
gests a change in the lines to save ex-
pense-
cepted, and s13, 900 ordered paid to Neil
Campbell, the contractor. resolution
Vas adonted. II f1x n gnt the &c aa q A. OF ha .He
charge of general REPAIRS, repairs to
culverts and roads. and institutions and
cheers and firemen in the county build
ings. He Win also collect the rents from
the telegraph and telephone onpa
les which rave strung wires over. the
bridges. He can take a full day off ev-
cry week.
These appointments, which were overlooked
at the previous meeting, were made rMichae
John Brady, attendant at Lunatic Asylum.
$3.50: James coburn. engineer. s72o: John Aus
tin. Ludwig, Schneider. James Foster. attend
ants. $T20: J. e. Riordan. Superintendent Clay
Street Bridge, 81. 200; George Branagan, John
Sleyia. pr n,sseaas Bremen saso s72o .e John G. W starges,,
John Fauroat, engineers. $500: Charles Schet-
tanE. 5 on the sic Boniev sadn s as5;en john 1ane con frl@
iineman. $1,000.
Freebooter Eichhorn objected to the
expense of lamp trimmers. but Director
kept clean.
Director Heller announced the follow
ing committees
Klein. McNaily. cronin, Kelly. Piercy, Green,
Hanna.
Printing. and stationery-cullen, Heating.
Public Ground. Court House and Jail-Kelly.
Groth MeNally.- Hanna; Ripe; vannu
south Bridges-Bindernagle. cronin, Kenny.
Judiciary-Dietz, Klein, Ripe. Groth, Eich-
DISCHARGE of Prisoners-McComb. Kiumpp,
Heiney, Cullen. Kelly, Hanna. Riordan.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bindernagle, Cronin,
| Kenny, Kelly. Heating, Klumpp.. Klein Me-
Nany, Mccomb. Piercy, Riordan, Ripe,
Public and County Roads. other than new
County Roads-Kiein, Dietz, Ripe. Groth,
| Riordan-
Eiections-Rsppe Bindernagle, Croain, Cullen,
4 Dietz. Eichhorn. Groth, Green. Heiney- Kenny,
McNally, Macfarlane. Mccomb. Percy Rior-
dan, Heating. Klumpp. Klein, Hanna, Kelly.
Legisiature-Groth Kenny. McNaliy, Kelly.
| Ripe. Green. Heating. McComb. Piercy.
County Institutions-Dietz. Bindernagel. Gro
| min. Cullen, Eichhorr. Groth, Green. Heiney,
Kenny, Kelly. keating., Kianpp. iSleln, Me
Rally, McComb, Macfarlane, Percy, Riordan,
Ripe.
| Klein. Bindernagei, Green. Klunlpp.
New Public Roads-Keating, Bindernagel,
| Cullen. Cronin. Dietz. Eichhorn. Green. Groth.
| Heiney, Kenny, Kelly. Klumpp, Klein, Nc
| Nally, McComb. Macfarlane. Piercy, Riordan,
Ripe. Hanna.
Aimshonge-scronin Kelly, McNally, Dietz
AIacfarlane.
storehouse and misunderstanding, Groth.
| Cullen, Klein, Bindernagel, Heiney, Piercy.
| Hanna.
Eunatie Asylum-Groth. Keating. Ripe. ri
ordan, Green.