The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-18

e on Streets and Sewers.
( Post & MeCord. 1000, on account of con-
tract No. 349.
Thomas +. McCabe, $500, on account of
Sheridan & Shea Co.. s. $500, on account
of contract No. S67.
2 T Plunkett, $500. OIL account of con-
From the same officer
Submitting specifications for school fur
niture for Public School No. g.: sewer in
Myrtle avenue, about 600 feet west of
Ocean avenue, to connect with sewer in
Ocean avenue
nue.: sewer in South street, about
100 feet east of Passaic avenue, 20
connect with sewer in Central
avenue: sewer in Baldwin ave
nue., from about 25 feet north of New
kirk street, to Academy street, Academy
street to Baldwin avenue, to Ccrnelison
avenue and through Cornelison avenue to
wayne street from Corneiison avenue. in
wayne street to a point about 100 feet
east Of Fremont street. and Wayne street
10 Mercer. through Mercer to connect with
mill creek
lands of the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Tonnele avenue, from Tonnele avenue to
Romaine avenue, from Romano avenue
West Side avenue.
Improvement OF Claremont avenue. from
Jackson avenue to Bergen avenue
from Hudson Boulevard to Tonnele ave-
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
The following claims were presented
John Bunlsted, s10e: Brinkman & Hauck.
S54.s5. $5625, $3.50, S1S.55; George T.. Bou-
ton, SIG: SO; A. DATE, $40, Sc, $3.50, s45.25;
$l20; Owen English, $50; Hotter. Cabot
Eiectric CO.. $780,; Jersey City Harness
&c. AQ:90. $3.50; Joseph H Jones, s45;
s26. AZ. $22.14, 1921; 4. Kittrick. 81; Charles
keuderly, $443.24; Susie Sutherland, $3.50,
$3.5o, $3.50; H. H. Williams, 500; B NJ.
kull & Schwindermann. $3.50. Ass
June, 1896, payrollS Commissioners and
g cle s 7 ) s. 2s8so; Water Registrar, etc,
ers on parks, $3.50; Engineering Bureau.
Received and referred to their appro-
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported on certificates of Chief Engineer
in favor Off
Edward osDonnell, 50, 425. SO, on account
Of contract No. 1876.
Sheridan & Shea Co, S339. So. on account
of contract No. S07.
Joseph H. Jones, S3Ss.94, on account of
contract No. 500.
Michael Mullery. s44. 96. on account of
contract No. 826.
Henry Byrne, 81 1000. on account of con-
tract No. S4S.
Post & McCord. 81 LOCO. on account of
contract No. S49.
Thomas F. Mccabe, $500, on account of
contract No. S65.
Sheridan & Shea Co., SO. 500. on account
OF contract No. S67.
p. T. Plunkett, $500, on account of con-
tract No. 81; also
$2916. $2o.Gs. $2l.1s,. s2lIL, $20.s6, 1888, $25.sS;
60 Sha +. KKeu eee s52s s2os2, S2sa %, s2s.7l
Sl44; John Bannon, $i44: II. d. worfen.
dyke. $lo4; Julius Breternftz, Jr., So; Her
man Albreeht ses: John R. Jurgens, s3s;
john M. Rapp, SIS: the Evening Journal
Association, 5000, s29. 80. .$4I.e0, $3.50. S21.70,
81 q, ss6 49, Sig, SIS. SIS, $l7. 40, 81 $500, sis,
sIaIS. s slteS. s 81. sS. $ $ls.sS, s sIs.5S, 3d. S. slz. e,
s;ii$s.SsS5' sS5,:se' $3.50. ssI.sS. 81 81 10, s sY4.go, $50
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81 800, SSl,s5. $3.50, 1857 500. IS; $3.50,
III g, $14d0, y15, SIS. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50,
s9o.4O, SIS, SIS, $40. SIS, $i7.iIo.' $1ll.i0, si44. 10,
S23.l9, 81. $2o.10, Sz1.60, 81. S21, 81, SO. So
s sls. g, s 81 81 si2.S g. g siia.S s5s-y g. sss' e. sis *;
S. S. $50, $50. s.. &. $$ss..77SS.. SIZE. 6. 81,
e &. 81 81. s. s.. g g. s No. s7: s4,5G 3, $50 81 s. 4. s. $. g ss-S g
$3.50. s., $3.50. s.. s.. Sc, $3.50, $3.50, 81, Sc,
Sc. s.. $3.50, 81, $3.50, as correct.
-Four ID petitions for signs, ETC., favora-
From the same committee:-
70 the Honorable the Board OF Street and
"UtCi 1OHlIllSSlOIeES.-
Your Committee on Streets and Sewers
to whom was referred December 9, 1895.
the application of @. v. Vredeuburgh and
others for the improvement Of Charles
street, from Central avenue to the new
County Road or Boulevard, May 10, 1896,
the application of Patrick Mullins and
others for the construction of a sewer in
Walker avenue. from Bergen avenue to
TIE intersection of Woodlawn avenue and
Van Cleef street, June p. 1896; the appli-
cation of John d. Romaine and others
for the Improvement of OF Tuers avenue.
from Newkirk street to Vroom street,
c~onformably to the provisions OF Chapter
in favor of granting the prayer of the
petitioners, We believing that the i'm
proyernents are such as should be made.
Yne reports were accepted.
presented the following report
Jersey City, Juae l. 1896.
To the Board OF Street and Water Com
Ge~nrienen-Your Committee on Munich
accordance with the last report Of
luton q your Board they nave ave
District La, and have located therein fifty
GD arc lights, as empowered by your
Board. The work under the contracts for
tricts Q, N, M and L have now been all
most completed. As the different sections
nave been lighted in accordance with the
instructions OF your committee and the
iamp located as we have directed as pro-
yided by the specifications, we have or
dered the gas and oil lamps formerly To-
Gated therein cut off. This has been done
IL such a manner as to avoid the obliea-
tioa Of paying fer two kinds of lighting
a. the same time. In the prosecution Of
this work We find that In order 10 Fight
the city properly the minimum stated Ia
the specifications for the several electric
Ugh districts as follows
District %, $3.50 lamps.
District N, 100 lamps.
District II, $40 lamps.
District j.. so lamps.
A total minimum OF 100 electric lights
In sthe four districts specified, and upon
witch the awards Of contract were based
will be Insufficient. Your committee also
found that the appropriation Tor lighting
for the syear 1S95-6, with the balance on
hand would admit ~ the lighting Or ade
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