The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-24

Il to date, sS7.74, with receipt from City
Treasurer for the amount.
Warden Of City Hospital submitted
statistical report for the month of Aug
ust; read and ordered spread on minutes.
Jersey City Hospital, Sept. 2, 1895.
Honorable Board of Police Commision-
GentlemensI would respectively sub
init the following as my report for the
month of August, 1895.
the month. los. -
Number of patients discharged cured
during the month, "a.
Number Of patients DISCHARGED i'm
Number of patients sent to County In
stitutions during the month, s..
Number Of patients died during the
lumber remaining in Hospital Septem-
Number of surgical dispensary cases
treated during the month, 467.
Numbe of medical dispensary cases
treated during the month, 1872.
Number of eye and ear cases treated
during the month. 162.
Number of ambulance calls during the
month, So.
Number Of prescriptions filed during
the month, 1,357.
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Warden.
Health Inspector Benjamin submitted
the following report of sunken lots read
and ordered spread on the minutes as
diiQ hCiO PASa 80
Office of Health Inspector,
Jersey City, Sept. 16. 1885.
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
Gentlemen-I herewith submit the fol-
lowing report of the condition of sunken
lots as found after inspect1on:1Lots cor
ner of Grove and Eighteenth street,
Block No. Us, lots %, %, "a and %, owned
by the Elizabeth Coles estate are covered
with from 9 to 4 feet Of stagnan Wat Ser
and lots %, 80, 81, and 80, Block No. 2So,
are in the same condition. / consider the
condition of said lots dangerous to the
health of the citizens residing IN that
Yours TespEegctfHgTllyy. 1sNmN
+ Health Inspector.
By Commissioner Feeney and adopted.
Resolved, That sunken lots situated at
the corner. Of Eighteenth street and
8 ar9 9ga b 1logk s5 60 lots e. q 5ot s. 81 Il, a. and II 81. aP be
and are hereby declared a nuisance and
detrimental to public health and that the
Health Inspector is HEREBY ss ordae pWne 70
or wners and take proper steps to
abate the nuisance according to- law.
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
81, drawn in favor of Carrot Lomasney,
ri. 66, and that a warrent be drawn in
favor of Margaret Lomasney, widow OF
said deceased officer for the said amount.
By Commissioner West and adopted.
Resolved, That william E; Robinson be
appointed Chanceman, subject to the
uS Motion by Commissioners West and
That When we adjourn it be subject to
the call o the chair.
Resolved, That the following transfers
be ordered to take effect Immediately:
Patolman Philip Hilger, patr SiI+ qrl nra
cinct. and Patrolman Charles Wohlieben;
Sixth precinct, to be patol driver Third
On motion the bids for painting City
Hospital building, stable and fences were
ordered to be opened ana read. James
$50, James 4. Murray will agree to do
fhe work for $3.50, Thomas j.. Furey q
Sons will agree to do the work for $S0e,
| Patrick McKenna will agree to DO the
edward G.. Bronson will agree to
do the work for $1,150., Lemon & Kerr
| will agree to do the work for $S5. George
b. Harper will agree to do the work for
rs. 48. George Cow will agree to do the
! work for S615, Gotchius and Watson VIII
r McMahon will agree to Go the work
for $685. 81. Luke j. Clark and F. Parr
| will agree to do the work for 500.
on motion the bids were referred to
Committee on Hospital and D1spensar-
| les with power to award the contract.
On motion adjourned.
SpGc1al u6II1H1 SOl FA1S oCdIa VI ~
Commissioners was held at Police
| Headquarters. Thursday. September u.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Committee on Hospitals and Dispenser
les who was referred the bids for paint
ing the City Hospital etc,
Submitted the following resolution
that was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the e;ontract for paint,
fences by awrded to Frederick Parr &
Luke J. Clark. at thep rices named in
their bids. to wit. $50 and that the
Corporation Attorney be be reustod to
prpare and cause to be xecuted a porper
contract between the Mayor and Aedr-
men of Jersey City and the said Fred
erick Parr and Luke j. Clark. !
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted.
to the cal of thee hair.
Edward G.. Bronson will agree to do
this work for 81. $50. Lemon & Kerr
will agree to do the work for sS45..
George B.. Harper will agree to do the
work for s848.
George Cow will agree to do the work
fro $615.
Gotchkins & Watson will agree to do the
work for 81, 451.
Michael ]. Mcmahon wi agree to do the
work for $732. 81.
Luke J. Clark will agree to do the
On motion the bids were referred to
the Comittee on Hospitals and Dispen-
saries with power to award the contract.
On motion adjourned.
Clerk.