The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-27
THE JERSEY CITY NEWS, SATURDAY.. April q 1895.

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The COMMITTEES on finance X tied
recommending that the following official
bonds be received and approved and
that the same be spread al large on the
Bon Book and placed on file.
Richard Brown, as member of the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers, for the term of three years III the
sum OF $4,000. with Oliver III Perry and
Charles w. Kasang as SuretieS-
John c.. Kaiser, as asmpe q tne
Board of Street and Water Commission
s erg for or the s1e a term Wifi ct t Rsbs years Ma an ihs
and Jacob Keller as sureties.
George w. Harding, as. member 81 the
Board Of street and Water Cemnalssion-
sum Of $4,000, with William W. Far
rier and Michael II. Connolly as sure
William H.. Hooker, as menbe of the
Board Of Street and Water Commission
srs. for the term Of one gear, N the sum
Of 1000. with Abram Post, MichaeisI.
George r. Patterson as member or the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers, for i, the neo term Of enc g-s year md 5n ,fd the
McCarty as sureties.
John H. Mitchell, as Constable from
the Second Aldermanie district e n ths
sum of $1,000. with James ii. ONelH ana
James T. Li1lis as sureties-
James j. Gillease. az Constable from
the Fifth Alderfnanis district in the sum
of $1,000. with Denis Gallagher and Fat
The report was received, and the bonds:
were each approved ed by hy a the a aol5oW na9s
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs. Bai-H
ley, H~ardenbergh and Simpson, ~.
Abssent-Mr. Detwiller-1.
The Committee on Concurrent Resoiu-
tions reported Recommending tpat ne
following resolutions adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commlssioh-
ers be each c~oncurred NJ 81
/. Authorizing the CONSTRUCTION @ e e,
a point about so feet west Of 0akl and avg,
nue., to and connecting with N
Central snaanta aye npsil sth. 1852
q. Ordering paid the salaries Of q
| pioyes Laying. and Repairing @aeeT
Pipe during March; 1873, u
81, "a. las per pay roln 7oos
8. Ordering paid the salaries of General
superintendent and empi eor ne a. n n9ali1
Of March, 1895 Gas per payroll, AMOUNT
ing to s1.4a and $4341.G
llAdopted April 9Th, lsss I. ,n,s lreso,u-
tions adopted IS follows April LIST, lss5:-
i. !: ' I: H ] Iss g; 8, s. a4 sss.5 g.; E 5ss.ss.
sa2.5o and ss93.i5; Frank McDermott, $3.50;
STANLEY & Patterson, -; DghTq Ne e = Tro oil
slsi R sis.se; w W ". Fsr'rier, $3.50; +.
A. Smith. s2423; B NJ Garardir.. 80;
NJ. r. Pier. s145: T. P. Woodcock, sS4:69;
i. w. Young. IS.
Wood s. Menagb. s5s A; ]. F Under
M. 50; ]. es T; % Under !, !. g; Stanley g Sos =
DICT, ss7.42 $3.50: Andrew Shaw, S91; p and
SIS: Philip Nickels. s11.3o: Edward Onon-
Rel; $s5: I Brinkms ssl q = . 9 g 2S SSa and
s3t.14: joseph F. Autenreith, SD
The report was received and the reso-
buttons therein contained were zach con
call for the ayes and nays by the Presi-
dent
Ayas-President Jones and Messrs. Bai-
Absert-Mr. DetwiljAr-1.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
| resolutions ordering the payment of the
following claims (chargeable to Martin
act acountf:-
John J. Walsh. serving notices under
Martin act, $685.. tf
Westervelt, iten,iging reports 2f
Of Anril. 1895. when due, $780,.
r. P. Van Sam. extra services typa-
writing durirg the month of April, 1895,
wher due, s25.
!. 6, Negs, s ssasnyertising City Collectors
J. G. Herald, advertising City Collec-
tors sale, No. u. $500.
Kent K. Sfearns, preparing and attend
lIS 10 tACullOi 4CI 0StuS ulItSI -AdII
| act. $1,000.
The same committee also reported rec
omnnendiag the abortion of resolutions
| ordering paid the following claims Ito
be paid out of fees received from Grim
inal Courts):-
James f. Norton. fees as Clerk First
Criminal Court to April 1st, 1895 Nlnder
art improved February 18th. 1889. sos.
J. Herbert Potts. fees as JUDGE, First
| Criminal Court. to April /. 1895 Glnder
act approved February 10, 1880, sle2. !.
Criminal p coart. to isf ADr ri iuo 1875 S% @under
act approved February 10. 1885, $40.
W. p. Douglass, fees as Judge. Second
Cr;minal. Court. for month of February,
1895 (under act approved February 10,
1880, $l2.
The report was received and the claims
were each ordered paid by the following
vote. on the call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs.
Bailey, H~ardenbergh and Simpsons.
hbsent-Mr. Detwiller-1.
The same committee further reuorted
recommending the adoption of the follow
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in paw
mmsnt of salaries for month of April,
s41s6s to p. F. wanser. Msvor.
$3.50 to s. 2. Dickinson, CITY Treasurer.
s s95o to to 6 6 E E soTgh. City Comptroller.
Cn'nptroller.
s125 to j.. Fl. Alderman. Deputy city
Collector.
1925 to VIM. F. Ely. Deputy city Treas
urar.
sloo 10 F. P. Van saun. Clerk to city
500 te W. H. futile, Chief Clerk to
CITY Collector.
,s416.ss to John Al Blair, Corporation
Attorney.
$50 TO Martin Finck. Clerk Board of
ss3.s 30 to W. G. Dunn. Assistant to Clerk
Rnard of Finance.
800 TO Stephen NJ. Egan. Clerk to Off
| Collector.
500 to John Wandle, Clerk to City Col
Collector.
s1oo To- John II. Mccutcheon, Clerk to
City Collector.
500 to H. J.. Burns, Clerk to city Col
$50 to James L. Merritt. messenger to
S125 to I. K. Halstead, Clerk to city
SIZE to N. f. Feury. Clerk to city
sl2s to ]. P. Wanser, Clerk to city
500 to T. J. Cummings, Clerk to city
500 TO flames Clark: Clerk TO City Clerk.
$50 to T.. d. Fowler. Assistant to Board
Of Tax Commissioners.
Sl2s to oil. Nevins. SECRETARY to Mayor.
500 to VIM. c.. Rroas. Collector of Ar
reorr Of Personal Taxes.
1888 to M. M. Kenyon, Clerk to City