The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-25

imperative that said sum shall be app
We also recommend an appropriation Of
s.. 900 for a new boiler at ~Almshouse,
81. 900 for an addition to present vault
present vault is too small to hold all the
papers. maps. documents and books that
have to, be placed on record.
for the purpose of painting the outside
of the jail. a much needed Improvement
On the recommendation of the County
Superintendent we have placed in the
appropriation the sum of $500 for the
purpose of dreging the dock at snake
Hill. All the heretofore named improve
ments are absolutely necessary and the
amounts specified should in our judge
ment be appropriated.
Your Committee recommends ar app
ropriation of $500 for the redemption
tin Act for unpaid assessments and now
vision has been made by former boards.
We therefore advise the said sum be
placed in the appropriation.
preparation of $500 for the purpose OF
purchasing a steam roller to be used
on the County Roads;
We recommend a reduction in the ap-
preparation of maintenance and repairs
to public highways in the sum Of 5000
less than that Of last year, owing To- the
ave put or caused to be put said roads
in good condition and will remain so
or a year, at least.
We recommend q reduction in the ap-
preparation of maintenance and repairs
to South Bridges OF $1,000 less than that
Of last year: Your N on south
In comparing the appropriations made
by the boards for the fiscal year ending
to your Honorable Board for the fiscal
| year ending 1896 clearly shows that the
per capita rate for 1876 exceeds that of
1886. as the following population of thoes
wears will show.
The population of Hudson county in
1876 was 1857. 800. The estimated popula-
census shows the population to be 31S,-
900. or a per capita rate. of 2.481s based
on the appropriation of the fiscal year of
705 as against that of the year 1876, when
there was appropriated for county pur-
poses the sum of 5000, 600. or a per capita
The foregoing shows the difference in
the per capita rate of this county TWEEN
ty years ago as against the per capita
Before. concluding we would respect
fully cal the attention OF the Board to
the faet that, in accordance with law.
are annually disbursed by the County
Collector without being passed up
Fl On woa 1g s gomr a HoP 70 Board;
Our Committee also recommends that
the sum. of $3.50, 1850 be raised by taxa
sioners of Appeals in cases of taxation
and for eoualizing assessments of taxes
In the county of Hudson among the
the county, and we hereby submit proper
resolutions in the matter.
Respectfully submitted,
JOS. A. RIORDAN,
SIMON KELLY,
CHAS. KLEIN.
FREDERICK Ripple.
EMI LGROTH,
A. CULLEN, fiji
CON. DEITY.
PHI. BINDERNAGE,
JOHN F. HEATING,
i. McNALLY.
T. ]. CRONIN.
Committee.
each item of the appropriation sepa-
| rately.
Freebooter Riordan moved to amend to
take it up as a whole.
iFreeholder Green moved as a substi-
tute for the whole matter that each item
be taken up separately.
Freebooter Heating raised the point
of order that Freeholder Green, having
made the original motion, he therefore
could not move to amend mis- own motion
after said motion was stated by the
| chair.
The Director declared the point of
order well taken and declared the sub
stitute out of order.
Yeas and nays On the amendment
being taken. there voted as follows.
Yeas-Freeholders B.ndernagle, Cronin,
rector Healer-12.
Nays-Freeholders Eichhorn, Green.
Heiney, Klumpp, McComb. Macfarlane
| and Piercy-7.
Observation-Disclosures Kenny.
The Director declared the amendment
offered by Freebooter Riordan adopted.
Freebooter Riordan moved that the re-
port of the committee be received and
the recommendations therein contained
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays there voted as
Cullen, Dettz, Groth. Kelly, Heating.
rector Heller-12.
Heiney, Klumpp, MeComb. Macfarlane
AbsentaFreeholdeE kenny ..,r.
By Freebooter Riordan:-
Resolved, That the Board do hereby
order appropriated and raised for county
purposes and expenditures for the fiscal
year commencing December !, 1895, and
ending November 80. 1896. the following
sums of money
1st-Expendftures for Courts,
to which may be added the
County Courts for costs, a,,o ooo a.
Guiding Court House. Free
holders office. board of pris-
oners in Jail, dry goods, medi-
cines, for COAL, water. gas,
electric light for buildings
and grounds, also salaries of
the custodian of the build
ings, and engineer, night
w~atchman, as we'll as the car
penter employed at the court
and all materials necessary
for repairing said grounds . ~
and buildings......-....-.- N,W0 W
3d~-Expenditures for County
Lunatic Asylum, for the care
and maintenance of the pa
tients and repairs to the
added the amount received
from the State for the sup
port of lunatics and moneys
received for board of patients
II sa'a nuuso" .oa $1,000 O
House and amount for the
Rf inmates car 1850 90
5th|Expenditures for peniten-
tiary and the care and keep
of prisoners n repairs TO
same to which may be added
monies received for the board
of United States prisoners
and from all other miscellan-
e fb5s T netitation peraa 1910 oc
6th-EXpenditures for mann
g piaai o. .ne SINAI pa $500 0
7th@For expenditure t store
room. etc., including salary
of the storekeeper and other
persons and other miscellane-
i DeS g3ncidenIal t~hereto..... 1890 OF
Sth-For maintenance OF coun-
ty l~unatics now confined IN
State asylum or who may
he hereafter removed to any