The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-24

adopted By the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes-xAil the member Of the Board.
five % Ii number.
Resolved. nat William Schradef be
and IS hereby appointed as Inspector on
the construction OF sewer IN Tnorne
street. from q point about So feet west of
Central avenue to and connecting with
me seNsf n Sum III avenue, at A salary
services to begin when work shall have
been commenced.
Adopted by the following vote on the
cal Tor the ayes and nays
Observation-Disclosures Kaiser and Hard
ing and President Brown.
Heintze.
Resolved, That permission be and Ia
hereby given to Mary Ann Griffin ID lay
q l2-inch pipe sewer In Monmouth street
from a point about 10 feet north of New
ark avenue, TO connect with the sewer in
Newark avenue. at her own expense n
under the supervision Of this Board.
Resolved, That masons' licenses be ana
are hereby granted to George C. Rose
with the sewers In Jersey City, when
they file the required bonds IN the ONCE
OF the Permit Clerk.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-Al the members of the Board,
I'VE % in number.
me Committee. IN Pumping and Reser-
v0irs presented the foiloWfng2
Whereas, The contract for temporary
wafer supply heretofore awarded BY this
was ~abrogated hy said company. VIA
have since been furnishing wafer In I'M
certain quantities without agreement with
ffmne sHy as 70 the pfAee 70 be paid there's
Resolved, That the Commute on Pump
ing and Reservoirs be and is nereby re-
Immediately notify this Boara ii wrfti,s~
wnat yolnfne Of wd-er we can be guaran-
tesn Daily. the amoun- expected to Sc
charged per million gallons fer same. and
AZ What price the city can purchase-if 4
SO desires-the excess possible to Be fur
nished over and above the volume so
Resolved, That s1M.7s be paid to J.. r.
~ S7d e. on account Qf contract No.
kerosene and castor oils.
Resolved. That siIio b paid to j. y.
l undeshill for supplies. High Service, July.
$3.50 to James n. Lopez for horseshoe-
lng; high Service, January II to June 2.
1885, claim No. a.
so IS to R. 3. Ingram for cash expend-
ed. January / to May Is, 1896, claim No. 10.
Charge water account P. and r.
Resolved, That sl1.So be paid to 3. A.
case for Iypewriting water spectfcatfons.
July, 1895, claim No. IS.
Charge water account p. and r.
The foregoing were each separate1r
adep5sd by the following vote on the can
Ayes-Ah the members Of the Board. i've
@l In number.
tensions presanted the following
Resolved. That $267-6 be paid to E. K.
Mesgs & Co.. on account Of contract NO.
$50. for furnishing and delivering Lumber.
Charge water account. A 81 =
Re5oived, That s7g7.0 ne paid to w. W.
FaIrier On account q contract No. so.
valves. special valves and one-haH Sleeves
Tor tapping machine.
Revived Ras5Fs gss T6a Ies sss b b, & na e = =.
MeBTde. op account Of contract No. Sas,
Charge water account. A. & z
Resolved, That 1904 be paid to w. W.
EaFr5er on account Of contract No. sgs
for furnishing and delivering stop cocks.
meters, lead and so8der.
Charge water account A. and z.
Resolved. That sl1s.41 be paid TO Duhnne
& Troll. on account of contract No. so.
feed.
Charge water account A. and E.
Resolved. That by and with the concpr-
renee Of the Board Of Finance tfs Sims
hereinafter mentioned be pad 20 the per-
sons named respectively, for services rem
usrsd As laborerS on laying and repairing
Eater pipes fer month ending July q.
lsgs. amounting in the aggregate 70
Resolved. Thut by n with the concur
renee Of the Board Of Finance the s1frns
EeEGluaEltE mentioned De paid to Cfn HEr~
sons named respectively. for services rem
dered as general superintendent. etc. in
water account for month ending JuIy 81.
1895 amounting in the aggregate to
The foregoing were each separaselv
adopted by the following vote on the cali
for the ayes and nays
Ayss-An the members Of the Board.
five ~ in number.
Docks n Parks presented the following:
Resolved. That @,fW be paid TO Cole-
man & Ross on account OF contract No
ss for mason work, public school buiid-
Charge special school account.
Resolved. That $40 be paid to Jacob
X Beers Tor services as inspector on
1895 al S, claim No. aE.
Charge special school account.
Resolved. That $50 be paid 10 John
Simpson as watchnan, Morgan street
dock, July, 1896. claim No. 81.
Charge Morgan street dock.
The foregoing were each separately
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-Ah the members OF the Board,
five "a IN number.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Commissioner Kaiser moved 10 take
from the table an ordinance entitled
All ordinance granting permission 10
the Greenyille ard Hudson Railway Com
any f0scroSs C~0mmanipaw averRss with
its tEsck az grade. ard regulating sucn
Crossing.
Carried.
The ordinance was taken up and read.
Commissioner B0ltw0od moved the fol-
lowing aTnenlmens 70 the ordnance
Provided, however, That this permission
snail not be effective untii SAID c6rlspar1r
shall file with the Clerk Of this Board a
eoasent TO saeh grade crossing signed by
all Of the owners OF properly fronssng on
C-eEnuaulipaw and Saydam avenues, in
Block four hundred and niaety-two
'pSIqP4 uopom no 'sBM 1~usulpusu1B euI.
FTEII Sal 10 Ind U2E1 ~ "A 1ouFUTOTN arr
SpINoIlo1 sql 6q pslGopR SIN puB aSeSsrd
-,sNEu puB s5HB eq1 1oI UB9 Srl no eloa
-p1gH PUG I7sggY SI9uoIssIUIuuo0-Ss6v
ing and President Brown.
Nays-Commissioners Boltwood and
Heintze.
on motion the Board adjourned.
GEO. 7. BOUTON.
Clerk.