The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23

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bags and the building lines
Resolved. That in order to have the SAID
ork done as soon as possible. the super
ltendent Of the Hudson Bouievara pe De
rant permits to any person or persons
Who may be compelled TO drive across SAID
Sidewalks provided, however. all such
paving shall be done under the supervl-
Sion Of the Superintendent of the Hudson
Boulevard.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nsys, there voted as i eronin
Dayton, Dietz, Groth, Hanna, Kenny,
Klein, Kelly. Riordan, Ripe and pircc-
tor McNally-1z. Nays-Freeholders filcn-
Macfarlane and PiercyE. AbSent-Free-
holder Keating-L. The Director declared
the resolution adopted.
BY Freeholders Kenny. Klein, Blnder-
In compliance with a communication
from Hon. p. F. 4Wapser, Mayor OF JeI-
sey City. requesting this Board to fuInlsH
to the city Of Jersey City Low yarus %
crushed stone, would respectfully report,
Recommending the adoption OF the IolioW-
ing s
stone be furnished to the city Of Jersey
CIV nroyided that said city pay for the
carting of same from Snake Hill
Question being taken on the resolution
en- yeas and nays, there voted as IolloWs:
Yeas-All the members Of the Board
nresent-19. Absent-Freeholder Keating-
/ The Director declared the resolution
By Freeholders Riordan and Kelly
Resolved. Thai the following named
children be and are hereby indentqred 70
the following named persons'1r1oeo
Taylor to Theo. Il. W~ollenAauth, nuooipn
Miilays to William Lawless.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as folloWs-
yeas-Freeholders Bindernagel Cronin,
Daytou. Dietz, Eichhorn. Groth, Green,
AHsInax Heiney. Kenny, Kelly, Riumpp'
Kiein.& McComb, Macfarlane, Hioruan,
Ripp@ and Director McNally-B. Nay-
Keating. The Director declared the re-
solution adopted. -
Freeholder Heating appeared ana TOOK
his seat. r.oaho,der
Riordan, adjourned to meet Wednesday
November rs, 1896. at 4 T. M.
The Director declared the Soaro au-
'0ufhs0. JOHN BOYD. Clerk.
i Adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Chosen Freeholders OF Huason c ssday
held in the Court House, on WeuneSuAs'
Present. at ron call-Freeholders Binder
agel. Cronin, Dayton, p5etz, Eid Kannu
eating, Klein, Klumpp, McComp, Mag
riane. Piercy. Riordan, Ripe and D-
ector McNally-19. Absent-FreenoioeT
Kel1yl. Freebooter Kelly was excused
Esreeholder Riordan moved to suspend
the regular order Of business for the pur-
pose Of receiving bids and proposals Ior
bonds and supplies for the county tnsti-
buttons Adopted
The following proposals and bids were
3s nreetor McNalfy appointed Freeholders
Riordan and Heiney teIers
New York, Nov. %, 1896.
Tn fine Honorable the Director and Menu
bers of the Board Of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of Hudson
Dear rs-F the 100000 4 per cent
2o-year straight l15 bridge ono ran, GI your III
l60 100 per cent, you to furnish US WIFI
papers evidencing the legality of the issue,
5the same to be placed before our attorney
for his approval. Yours very truly,
C. H. WHITE & co.
New York, Nov. Is, 1895.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen f~reeholders
of the county of Hudson
Dear Sirs-For the $4,000 county bridge
bonds, bearing rate of 4 per cent, ma
turing in 20 years. advertised for sale this
day, as per your advertisement, we will
pay you par. accrued interest and a prem
ium of g, 700. This bid is subject to le-
our attorneys prior to their delivery.
w. ]. HAYES & SONS,
New York, Nov. Is, 1896.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
beers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson
Dear Sirs-Below 1 tender my bid for
the whole issue of bridge bonds to be
opened this day at 4 P. M.3$l10,000 A per
cent. bridge bonds, interest payable July
and january 1St of each. year and to run
for 20 years from date thereof. For the
whole Of the above issue I offer $l01-25- Re-
specially,
no the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehoiders
of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen-We, the Sinking Fund Com
missioners of Hudson County, N. j., do
hereby agree to take the whole issue of
the $4,000 new bridge bonds, about to be
Issued by you, at the rate of G107.l5) one
hundred and seven dollars and fifteen
cents.
F. MeNaily. Jos. Riordan, Hugh Dugan,
Jersey city, N. j., Nov. rs, 1896.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen-We offer $102.1 Is for $4,000
Hudson County new bridge 4 per CENT. 20
year bonds. Respectfully,
New York, Nov. Is. 1896.
4 To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board Of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen-For the $4,000 Hudson
dated January l. 1881, due in twenty years
thereafter, / will give s106.11. provided
$1O544 is bid for the lot; or $15-50. pro-
! T1dEd $fuo is DID IOf Tne lOts or $lo0. 10, pro-
4 yided sos is bid for the lot; or $104.96, pro-
vided $104-s1 is bid for the lot; or Sl0476,
provided $l04-51 is bid for the lot; or $l4.47
provided $40. % is bid for the lot: or $104-11,
provided sl04 is bid for the lot; or S103-Sl,
provided 800. 76 is bid for the lot; or SOB. 70,
provided S103. 81 is bid for the lot; or $103.37,
provided Sl03 is bid for the lot; or $102.97,
4 provided S102. 70 is bid for the lot; or S132.5S,
\ provided Sl02.3 is bid for the lot; or s101.76
provided $101.50 is bid for the lot; or $101-47,
provided S103. So is bid for the lot; or $100.2 %,
provided 500 is bid for the lot. This offer
subject to proof of the legality of the is
sue. Very truly yours,
e. BEEKMAN UNDERH1LL, JR.
Jersey City, Nov. %, 1886.
To the H9forabie the Director and Mem
bers ofAhe Board of Chosen Freeholders
Of Ia 4County of Hudson
Cent menL VIII bid SOP. rs and inter-
est fory h $4,000 4 per cent. New Bridge
bonds. run twenty years, interest, pay
able Ja Huary ! and July ] of each year,
as per Snclosed adverEsement[SlW.26.
Yours respectfully,
C. ZABRISKIE.
Freehbider Riordan moved that the pro-
posals afnd bids be referred to the Commit
Tef @TstFinance and Audit. Adopted.
AProposals and bids for supplies for the
.&County Institutions were received from
GLOWING named parties
Freeholders Heating and Kenny were
%ppointed teiiers by Director McNally.
Freeholders Hanna, Klumpp and R.or-
x5an were excused from the meeting.
81 Clothing-George HaunnesE3 $50; Bern
tei1 & Co. $3,547.50; Stoutenberg & Co..