The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-06

S4rieS.
utes. April. SIC. Referred 10 Committee
on Printing and Stationery
The following claims having been re.
ported correct by committees to whom
they We're referred and resolutions pre-
sefsted ordering warrants drawn on City
Treasurer in favor Of claimants on the
following vote, the yeas and nays hav-
ING been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-An the members.
Committee ca Fuel
Coughlin Bros, S9, si5 and s2s.75.
Committee or Feed OF Horses
julius Wattpegn, $i19.21.
Committee on Photographs Of Prison
]. Fl. Keim, $3.50.
COMMITTEES on Supplies for Station
S. Kopedo & sons, $3.50; John S. chad
burn. ss0.75; Samuel j. Blakey, $iS.
Committee on Department Repairs and
Joseph zumbuseh, $eoo5 and go;
Henry Ortlieb, s7.T6; ames Do1ds, SET;
Z. ii. Weaver, $27.J4 and $3.50; W. w.
Farrier, $2l.0 Jersey City Woodworking
| Company, SIS; John Wheelihan. 1912.
Committee on Lighting Stations:-
The United Gas improvement Company,
1880 and $52.S5; the Jersey City Electric
Light Company, $50 and $40.
Committee on Rentals
John DAILY, $50.
Committee on Hospital and DISPENSE
ries:-
Hudson River Ice Company. S22.s1;
Doage 4 Btiis Company. sl09.24 and s92.4T;
e. c. Decker, $56; the Pure Wate. sup
ply Company. $l220; J. Eilwood Ice Com
pany, $50; ". VI. Farrser, S1.65; ]. NJ.
McAnsland, $57 80; j.. C. Woodworking
Company, $685.; JON Wnietitean & Sons.
slI.J4; Wester, cathcart & Co., $50.7U.
COMMITTEES on Printing ana Stationery:
The Jersey City Printing Company, SIG.
~ President Abernethy and adopted:
Resolved, That Jacob Van Wrinkle ne
and is hereby appointed van driver, to
take effect from date.
Resolved, That the following promotions
by Pres.dsnt Abernethy and adopte1-
be and are hereby ordered, subject to the
usual eXamination:-
RoundsEnan Thomas Howell, Sixth Pre-
e5nct, to Pc. sergeant patrohnans Thomas
Flnne and Michael Walsh 10 be rounds
men.
Warden of City Hospital submitted re-
port for the month cf April, 1896.
| Ordered spread on minutes.
Jersey City Hospital. May 2. 1886.
70 the Honorable Board of Police Conn
Gentlesnen-T most respectfully submit
my report fer the month of April, 1885,
Number, q patients remaining in hes
| pital April l, 80; number Admitted during
| the month, n3. Totai. 1S2.
Number, discharged cured, So; rumber
county Institutions, S; number died, 10.
Number remaining May /. II; number
of surgical d!spensary cases treafad az.
| treated, 15G; number of eve ana ear dss7
| pensary cases treated. I'll; number of am
filled, 1852.
G. o. OSBORN,
BY PRESIDENT Abernethy ana adOpted:-
Resolved, That the appointment Of DR..
p. j. Collier as second assistant on house
staff of the Jersey City Hospital Che hay-
ing passed a successful summation he
ami is hereby confirmed. %
Communication from Police Surgeon.
reconmendlng the retirement of Rounds
Ordered spread on minutes.
once of Police Surgeon, Police
D headquarters Jersey City,
Resolved, hat an examining board he
and IS hereby appointed, to consist of Po-
lice Surgeon Nevin, Drs. Brinkerhoff and
BY President Abernethy and adopted
melting of March z, 1896, relating to the
sessions OF Police Courts, be and is here
by ~rescinded, and that hereafter there be
but one session of the Police Court, to
be held daily at 5 o'clock A. N, except
on Saturday, when an evening session viii
be held at 5 O'clock T. NJ.
Motion by Commissioned West and
adopted.
That when we adjourn it be subject
| to the call of thes chair.
BY Commissioner Feeney and adonted-
Resolved, That the rules for the main
tenance Of the Hudson Boulevard and the
regulation of traffic thereon with the pen
allies for the violation OF the same within
the jurisdiction Of Jersey City, be ADOPTED
by this Board as the rules and regula-
tons for the governance and to be en-
forced for the proper maintenance and reg
ulation of the traffic on said Hudson
Boulevard, and that the said rules be en-
tered in full upon the minutes of this
Board.
The following rules concerning the main
tenanee of the Hudson Boulevard and
the regulation of the traffic thereon have
been adopted by the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Hudson county, are hereby
ann ~ Lbxr. $hSa TnaA 49, 49, -
+ ton of the same will be punished by the
infection of the penalty herein stated in
aeordance with Chapter XIII. of the
Laws of 1891, and Chapter XIII. of the
laws of 1896.
l. No person or corporation shall open
the surface of the roadway or sidewalk
Of the Boulevard without the consent Of
the Board of Chosen Freeholders first
obtained. Penalty for each offense, $40.
2. No person or corporation shall de-
posit any earth, brick, stone or other
material upon the Boulevard without the
consent of the Board first obtained, and
when the necessity for such deposit has
ceased, the said material shall be re-
moved and the sread cleaned and put in
coed order to the satisfaction of the
Superintendent. Penalty for each offense
$40.
8. No person or corporation shall curb
across the sidewalk Of the Boulevard,
except permit be first obtained from the
Superintendent of the Road. In all cases
A proper bridge shall be placed at the
curb and gutter. kept clear. The side
walk shall be restored on completion OF
the work. Penalty for each offense, SO.
4. No person or corporation shall injure
or deface any tree. electric light pole, or
lamp, curb, bridge, or other part or ap-
p-urtenance of the road, or permit injury
by an animal under their ownership or
control, or shall paint or post any notice
or advertisement on any tree. pole, bridge,
curb CIR other appursenalce of the road.
Penalty for each offense. $40.
5. No person shall allow any receptacle
for ashes, garbage, CIR other. refuse to
stand On the sidewalk, except at such
time as may be necessary to admit of
the collection of the said refuse by the
parties charged With that duty. Penalty
fer each ~offense. So.
6. No person shall throw or deposit any
ashes, garbage, tin cans, stones, glass
or other refuse upon the road or allow
any ~droppings of the same from any
vehicle under his control. Penalty for
each offense, IS.
Z. no person shall permit any filth, drains
pipes to run into the cutters of the road
t.cm any premises under his or her
ownership or sontract. Penalty fer each
offence, $40.
8. The road must not be used as a play
ground, games of ball, football, hockey,
golf. throwing stones or snowballs are
Forbidden. Penalty for each offence, s..
9. In addition 10 the accepted and COM
mon rules of the road governing public
travel iii this State, the following regula-
stions must be observed-
No business or. draft trucks, cart or
ether vehicle will be allowed upon the