The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-07
HOARD or FREEHoLpERs.
TOficIal Proceedines.I

HOARD or FHEEHfoLDERs.
tOficial Proeeedines.1
fC~antinued.1
is95, and ending November 20. 1886, from
tho different cities. towns aud townships
to The County Collector, the sum az sse.pa
Resolved, That the sum OF S6o,09 be
borrowed from any person or persons,
corporation or corporations, willing to
loan the same, and as security for such
loan there be issued temporary lean bond
or bonds of the County Of Hudson to the
person or persons, corporation or corpora
ions. ioanins the money as aforesaid. o.
&hy part thereof; same TO become due and
payable within any period not exceeding
six months from the date OF the pond or
bonds 10 be issued as aforesaid and to
pear the rate OF interest Of 4 per centum
per annums the said bonds shah be signed
by the director, attested by the clerk, un-
DER the seal Of the county and Counter
signed BY the County Clerk. and the pro-
cseq5 OF said bonds TO be paid to the
County Collector for the proper uses Of
the county.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as follows.
feas-Freehoidera Dietz, Groth, Green,
Hanna, Heiney. Kenny, Keating. Klein.
McNafly, McComb, Pierey. Riordsn. Rspos
and Director Heller-A. NayszFreehoId-
ers Eichhorn and Kfumpp-z Absent
~Freeholders Bindernagel. Cronin, Cullen.
Kelly and Maefarlane@
adopted.
By Freebooter Ricrdan-
Whsreas, Under an act Of the Legisla-
1ure of the State OF New Jersey entitled
a further supplement to an act entitled
An act to authorize the Board Of Chosen
Freeholdess of any OF the several eours-ies
improve and maintain z public road
therein approved April seventh. one
Thousand eight hundred and Lightweight.
mnien supplement was approved April 10.
1875 fha R0aT1 of ThnSor Ernrr~45A-- -
the county Of Hudson entered into con
tract to further improve a road laid out
in the county of Hudson under the said
original act, by the laying Of haggirr
upon the parts of said road reserved for
sidewalks; ard
Whereas. The cost Of said Improvement
: required By said supplementary act TO
pc paid from the proceeds Of the sale OF
bonds Of aid county of Hudson; and
Whereas, At this time fifty thousand
dollars Is deemed necessary TO be pro-
cured for the ymen Of work under said
contract: therefore be Il
Resolved, That the bond OF the county
OF Hudson be issued according 10 law in
the sum Of fifty thousand dollars. to be
soId according to law and the proceeds 70
b used for the purposes AFORESAID. ac-
eordzug TO law; said bonds to be signed
by the Director and Clerk Of this Board.
and the seal of the county to be affixed
and countersigned by the County coIiec-
Question being taken on the resolution
On yeas ana nays there voted as follows.
feas-All the members Of the Board pres
ent-16. Observation-Disclosures Bindernagel.
Cronin, Cullen, Kelly and MacfarIane-5.
The Director declared the resolution
BY the COMMITTEES on Public ana County
Roads
Whereas. The Township of North Bsr-
gen p~etitioned this Board under the Act
OF the Legislature of the State Of New
Jersey, Laws 1895. page 12l. to deliver 10
said township 100 cubic yards of crushed
stone, designating the size Of such stone.
and 1t appearing that said Township Is
embraced within the language of said act
and has county buildings located therein:
therefore be it
ton be granted and that this Board from
tim to time. as required. deliver to said
township said 1.500 cubic yards prayed for,
to be delivered to such person as said
law.
Charles Klein. Conrad Dietz, Emil Groth,
Frederick Ripe, JOS. A. Riordan.
Question being taken on the resolution
Observation-Disclosures Dietz, Eiehhorn, Groth.
Hanna. Heiney, Kenny, Heating. Klein.
McNally, McComb, Riordan, Ripe and
Director HeIer-i3. Nays-FreeIolders
Freeholders B~indernagel. Cronin, Cullen.
Kelly and Marfarlane-5 The director
declared the resolution adopted.
BY Freebooter Dietz=
EN-SlifEus 1Hdt Lie lQ1iONlH8 Ud1E6Q
children be ard are hereby indentured 10
the following named persons.-James
Ryan to Fl. Eugene Leigh. Richard Deit-
mers to H Eugene Leigh Henry Russell
to Mrs. Burns, Agnes Fry to Longath An
tonic.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as follows.
Yeas-All the members Of the Board
presents. Observation-Disclosures Binderna-
gel, Cronin. Cullen Kelly and Macfariane
"a The director declared the resolution
Freebooter KIumpp moved that the
Committee on Ferries meet October Is,
1886. at 2 p. VI. Adopted
From N. D. Wortendyke:-
Jersey City, n. J., Oct. 1. 1896.
To the Honorable the Director and Menu
bers of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
Of the County of Hudson
GenIlemen-In order TO construct the
new proposed bridge across the Morris
Canal at Pacific avenue and give the
height required by law above the water
jersey City 10 change the grade OF a por-
ton of Pacific avenue. I had a confer
ence with Mr.. Ruggles, the Chief Engin-
ear of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners, and he says he does not
think there will be any trouble about The
Board Of Street and Water Commission
ers fixing a new grade for a portion of
Pacific avenue TO meet the proposed new
bridge. 1 wou advise holding eff adver-
tissments for bid for the construction Of
new bridge until the proposed new grade
is legally fixed
Yours respectfully.
n. D. WoRTENDYKE.
Engineer.
Freebooter Heating moved the report be
received and printed in the minutes.
Adopted.
on motion Of FreehoIder Klein the
Board adjourned.