The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-02

$3.50 to G. R. Hough, City Comptroller.
$3.50 to s.. H. Smith, City Collector.
SIPS to C. S. Westervelt, Deputy Cit
Comptroller.
SIPS to ]. H. Alderman, Deputy City
Collector.
SIPS to W. F. Ely, Deputy to City Treas
arer.
500 to F. P. Van Saun, Clerk to City
Comptroller.
500 to w. H. futile, Chief Clerk to
City Collector.
$416,66 to John A. Blair, Corporation
Counsel.
291.66 to Spencer Weart, Corporation At
torney.
s15o to Martin Finck, Clerk Board of
Finance.
1888 to w. C. Dunn, Assistant to Clerk
Board of Finance.
s1O0 to Stephen NJ. Egan, Clerk to City
Collector.
$1oo to John Wandle, Clerk to City Col
lector.
500 to Charles F. Krebs, Clerk to City
Collector.
500 to John H. McCutcheon, Clerk to
City Collector.
500 to H. J. Burns, Clerk to City Col
lector.
$50 to James L. Merritt, Messenger to
City Collector.
SIPS to 7. x. Kalstead, Clerk to City
Clerk.
SIPS to N. E. Feury, Clerk to City Clerk.
Clerk.
s10o to t. J. Cummings, Clerk to City
Clerk.
s1O0 to James Clark, Clerk to City Clerk.
$3.50 to L. D. Fowler. Assistant to Board
of Tax Commissioners.
s125 to ]. ]. Nevin, Secretary to Mayor.
s1OO to William c.. Broas, Collector of
Arrears of Personal Taxes.
$S3.33 to NJ. NJ. Kenyon, Clerk to City
Comptroller.
s75 to Edward 7. Morgan, Clerk to
Mayor.
The report of the Committee on Sal
aries n Claims was received, and the
resolutions contained therein were each
adopted by the votes of all the members
Of the Board, five 90 in number, on the
call for the ayes and nays by the Presi-
lent.
The Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies reported, recommending the
adoption of resolutions ordering paid the
following claims
$4S to D. Steele & Son, repairing Office
furniture in City Hall.
$3.50 to Chas. Schaefer, carpenter work
lone in City Hall.
S7.70 to Peter Dafeldeker, carpenter
work in City Collectors office.
$40 to John J.. Nevin, postage stamps
furnished Mayors Office from June 1 to
December Is, 1894.
1910 to W. w. Farrier, plumbing, etc., in
the City Hall.
$13.45 to Jas. Atchison, stationery, ETC.,
furnished Comptroller and City Clerks
Offices.
s11s to John ]. o'Hara, printing and
stationery for Collector of Arrears of
Personal Taxes.
s13.10 to r. H. Weaver, repairing shades,
| etc., in Aldermanic Chamber, Office of the
Beard of Finance, Comptroller's and City
Collectors offices.
$500 to Frederick C. Moller, painting
storm door of City Hall.
sos to j. ]. O'Hara, printing n sta
| tionery for Board of Finance.
SO to J. c. Herald, publishing City Col
~lector's notices relative to taxes due for
1894.
The report was received, and the
| claims were each ordered paid by the
votes of all the members of the Board
five % in number, on the call for the
| yeas and nays by the President.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolutions were pre-
| scented, and they were each adopted by
the votes of all the members of the
Board, five (0 in number, on the call for
the ayes and nays by the President.
BY MIR. Bailey:
Resolved, That upon the petition of
| Mary E. Knapp, as reported by William
! D. Edwards, late Corporation Counsel,
| the City Collector be and is hereby d.
| rected to cancel the record of the pay
| ment of the following taxes against
Lot R, Block 255.
18S7........ $3.50. ........ ...........S45 ~
12S8........ ........ ....... ........... A ~
1889. .......... ............. ........ -. oil oU
lS90...... 80. ....-.......... .......- on lo
and to credit the same for 1889, 1890 and