The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-08

return of $21.89. duplicate payment OF
Received and referred to the Commits
tee on Salaries and Claims.
A communication, dated New YoT 10Th
Porter Boiler and Tank Company.
rscto 6: y eai1Ing tb By aHFifs55if,d aein y f iRas
Board to various points in the bid of the
Jersey City Water Company, accepted
By. the Board Of Street and Water SomI-
considered at this time by the Board Of
Communication received and referred
to the Committee of the Whole.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims We're presented,
received and referred to their appropri7
j. Herbert Potts. $4,000, James F.Nor-
ton. sSS; Jersey City News, $3.50 and
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the City Comptroller: ,oo
Jersey City, April 80, 1895.
fa eent hunen Ina are hereby notified
that / have appointed Mr.. Charles s;
Westervelt Deputy City Comptroller OF
of an act entitled "An Act CONCERNING
the government of cities of this State"
approved April 6. 1889.
GEO. r. HOUGH;,
City Comptroller.
Received and ordered filed.
The following official bonds were pre-
scented. received and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance
Philip, M. Kaiser as Constable from re- tine the
of $1,000, with Henry Windecker and
AIbertina Kaiser, as sureties.
Charles s. Westervelt, as Deputy City
Comptroller, in. the sum of $4,000, with
Abram Post, Andrew Mcknight John
H. Fenner, Patrick o'Neill and Gilbert
Collins. as sureties. ,,. fron, The
Third Aldermanfc district, in the sum OF
81, 600. with Jacob Witterschein and
the First Aldermanic district, in the sum
of 81, 900. with George Bannon, Jr., ana
The following resolutions were received
from the Board of Street and Water Com
m=issio9ers and disposed Of d,a as follows
adopted April 20, 1882
2. Authorizing the. change, Of grade on
to a point 500 feet north of Lincoln
adopted April 20, 1857
The following communieations were
also received from the above name q
the Committee of the Whole on motion
of Mr.. Detwiller.
of the Who'll on the subject of a new
adopted April 20, 1852
2. RESOLUTION as follows (adopted April
resolved. That by and with the con
c=urrence Of the Board Z :, Of Ei n nee fine fhe
nish the labor and produce the results
required in SPECIFICATION G. hereto 9ew
apReGve s1p f9T f foe t fnTn;e Ely be 81 aW Y a aSa
to the Jersey City Water Company on
the basis Of and in accordance with
Submitted by said company and at the
prices named in their proposal, deslg-
mated bid B. submitted to this Board,
Bid B-For water delivered at a mini
mum consumption of twenty million gal
Ions per day. SO thai a maximum supply
of fifty million gallons per day can be
furnished. using one supply main capable
of delivering fifty million gallons per
day, at the following schedule per mil
lion gallons:-
For each. million gallons up to t 5g5a1yy
dollars and seventy-ive cents
For each million gallons betWeen TWEEN
ty and twenty-five million gallons daily,
thirty-seven (S3O dollars.
For each million GALLONS between TWEEN
ty-fiye and thirty million gallons daily,
thirty-fve (S35) dollars.
For each million gallons between thirty
and ~thirty-fve million gallons daily
For each million gallons between thir-
ty-ave and forty million gallons daily,
twenty-nine (s29) dollars.
and forty-five million gallons daily,
t-wenty-seven (s2D dollars.
For each million gallons between forty
five and fifty million gallons daIy, TWEEN
With an additional gate at intakes as
provided in the Specifications
For the plant, water supply, water
right. storage reservoirs, pipe lines,
lands and rights of way. and all appur-
t~enances and easements necessary 70
ton to the extent of fifty mliIon gal
Ions of water daily forever, winch puf-
chase can be made at any time wlthln
49, A.. ,c n flor tho fret delivery OIL
With one supply main the sum of 81
o00.0 600 (seven million doilars), paymsna
therefor to be made in such manner
and upon such terms as may be deemeq
advisable by said Board of Finance and
agreeable with the offer ct sag com-
panv and that the Corporation Attorney
be and is hereby directed to prepare ana
have executed the necessary contract.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Finance reported,
recommending that the following official
bonds be received and approved, ana
that they be spread at large upon the
bond book and fled 80 nan,,+u e;tv
Comptroller, in the sum Of $4,000, with
Abram Post. Andrew Mcknight, John
H. Fenner, Patrick O'Neill and gill
og Philip NJ. Kaiser, as Constable from
the Fifth Aldermanic district, in the
sum of s., 200, with Henry WlndeeKer
An1 SLEoO AN'
The report was received and the bonds
were each approved by the following
vote on the call for the ayes and nays
bv the President
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs. Bal
ley. Detwiller and H~ardenbergh a..
Nays-None.
The Committee IN Concurrent Reso-
lutions reported recommending that the
Following resolutions adopted by the
Roard Of Street and Water Commission
nrc he c0nc1lrred in
i. Ordering paid the following CLAIMS:
April %, 1SS5-United Gas and Impt Co..,
fsStso: SIS j. ;, s. : Gnder 81 i. ss7- g;
News, s24; W H.. Black, 42e s5;,;t 7. s4 &:
q Sfeek & Son. So; Vanderbeek & Sons,
S47 AZ, sci. 81 and $145. So; NJ. I. Connolly;
Ss93: United Gas Impt. Co., $1,000 ana
So so.
April 20, 1s95-Albert Datz. $1s3 =. $50:
ss6.5o. SO. 50 and sl5l,2 e; Iohn s. ~ alooIG
s Ha1uck. $3.50: Anderson Bros, 81 2G;;
Washburn Bros, S1t.45; Henry Stuhr,
si4. "a: r. A. Smith. s17.24 Edward.
O'Donnel. $S1.96: Mackey-. Young q Co.
s10: W. w. Farrier, Ss0.S5, $173.5 %, $3.50 .55
So; ri. F. Hayes. $50; ] G. News, 5000;
SChas. Grouse & Co.. s25; NY & n. j.
Tel Co. s1O5. 20, s51.2o, s42. As, 81. 80 and
% az. q Il. Rugge, $76.G1 and $57. 81; RID.
TTruiihart. $6S So; United Gas lmpt. 20,
S13. 81. $3.50, $11.40, So and 75c., r. +.
Woodcock, $31.O4; Wood & Menagh,
g 70 award the contract to Edward
O,Neill for the construction of a 30-inch
hr;afy oval sewer in Fulton avenue from