The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-06

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HuGH DucAN.
County Collector.
! E 7as dos; from Colonel Crimes, fort.y7hve
anus.
HUGH DUGAN,
County Collector.
received and printed in full in the min
utSs. Adopted.
From John Grimes. Warden OF the
Pstnitentiary; Robert Ryan. Warden of
the AImshouse, and George w. King
Medical Superintendent. monthly reports
fer the month of September. were re-
celved and ordered filed.
FROM John Griffin, County Counsel, re-
porting on bond and agreement with the
North Hudson County Railway Company
to pc drawn correct as to legal form. was
received, and on motion Of Freebooter
keatfng approved and ordered filed.
From NJ. j.. Coyle, superintendent
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board Of Chosen Freeholders
of the County Of Hudson:
Gentlernen-In compliance with a reso-
luton adopted by your Honorable Board l
would respectfully Submit the following
report OF work Iodine and the present con-
dltiontion Of the Hudson Boulevard=
Fjrst-I have notified the several con-
tractors who have contracts with your
Honorable Board for the sprinkiing and
maintaining Of the Hudson Boulevard to
Immediately repair the washouts Il
clean out the basins III their different sec
tons, lbut the contractors seem to take no
noted whatever of any order ! may issue.
! therefore deem It my business to notify
your Honorable Board Of said fact. I
wish to cali you attention to the many
improvements under way along the line
of the Boulevard.
The Hackensack Water Company are
laying water mains in the northern part
OF the county several property owners are
connecting sewers, the sidewalks are get
ing Tagged, consequently traffic is inn
peded thereby. | have caused all box
sewers and drain pipes to be removed,
wherever seen.
second-I would respectfully report
that some portions of the roadbed needs
a coat of top dressing and under my
present powers as Superintendent I am
powerless to act inasmuch as the con-
tractors do not heed my orders. The
only remedy by which the Boulevard can
or viii be kept in proper condition IS to
furtner increase my powers, authorizing
me to hire men to have said road put ia
proper condition. and charge same to the
contractor or contractors on WHOSE sec
ton of the road the work may be done.
| would also call your attention to the
fact hat / have refused to sign the GER
tifcates or claims of the different con-
tractors for work done on the Hudson
Boulevard during the month Of Septem-
Der, as the same. in my opinion, was
not done according to contract.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. ]. COYLE,
Superintendent.
Freebooter Keatsng moved the report be
received and printed in full in the min
NEW BUSINESS.
Freeholder Green moved that Superin-
tendent Coyle be directed to put the Hud-
son Boulevard in proper repair and charge
the cost of same to the contractor or
contractors OF whose section said work
was done. Adopted.
BY Freeholder Rfordan:-
Resolved. That the sum of $500 be and
is hereby transferred from the twenty
fourth and thirty-fifth items OF appro-
prsatlons to the fifth item of a~ppropria-
ton, known as pe~nitentiary.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Yeas-Freeholders Dietz, Groth, Hanna,
McNally, Klien, Klumpp. Kenny. Keat-
ing. Riordan. Piercy. Ripe and Director
Heiler-12. NaysLFreehoiders Eichhorn.
Green, Heiney and McCombA. Absent
~Freeholders Bindernagel Cronin, Cullen.
Kelly and Maefarlane-5. The director de-
clared the resolution lost.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Finance and
Audit
Resolved. That warrants be and are
hereby ordered drawn on the County Col
lector, and signed by this director and
clerk Of the Board, in payment of the fol-
lowing claims as reported correct by the
Committee on Finance and Audit, viz
Jos. A. Riordan, Con- Dietz. has. Klein.
T. l1C4Ndlig, " III. dItGi4- w lti1lH l1dLiIid.
Claims Committee on Storehouse:-A. J..
Manning, storekeeper, S44T14.
Claims Committee pm Lunatic Asylum:
DR.. George W King, superintendent,
S55.94; Rudolph Bose. S49.75; William
Schneider, 1850; John P. Egan, $100-55.
Claims Committee on Smallpox Hospi-
bal:-Margaret Clark, $A.6os DAME +. Me-
Carthy, S66.66-
Claims Committee on Public Grounds,
Court House and Jail;-William Ryan, $50;
Frederick Prosser, $685.; John j. Hogan,
ss3,sS: Thomas L. Lloyd, SS3;3S.
Claims Committee on Bridges
Henry A: Martini, $50: Thomas Fam
ming. 1858; J. E. Riordan. 1894; Edo
". Jochem. $29.1e; job Teut, S2T.50: C.
n. Voogd. A.6S; Ketcham & Weston, S1.5s;
George w. Sharp, $12S. IS.
Claims Committee on Elections
Evening News. S55; J. M. Kerlin, $3.50;
H. L. Barck, SIPS; Henry Martens, s4S.
Mahon, Superintendent, S1,106.40; Mat
thew Boucher, $50; Patrick Cannon, S292.50
Claims Committee or Mechanics, Coun-
chas. Liiiis, $50: John Connolly. $3.50:
John Deaey. $50; ]. Shannon, 1885; Pat
rick Maypother, so; Edw, Ruempler,
Peter Cavanagh. 800; John Fitzgibbon,
$S6, 40; John Lundy. 1888.
Claims Committee On Finance and
Audit
4NOAk ia II" = " TAVNr - 4 9AA-6
Byrne, $l66.66; Pierce j. Fleming, SS3,3S:
Joseph NJ. Noonan. $Ss.SS; G. p Smith,
SIPS; Joseph A. Whelan, $3.50; Hugh
Dugan. 500; Arthur ]. OBrien, STS; Chas.
Muller. $50.
Claims Committee on Board OF Health
and Vital Statistics
c. ]. Rooney. Jr., $50: II. w Winfield,
$S3.33; Daniel Tierney, sS3-33; James S.
Lynch, $3.50; Michael NeTin, $S3.35; c, G..
Hendrick, s125.
Claims Committee on Judiciary
Robert Schlemm. $S.
Claims Committee on Public and Coun-
ty Roads
w. e. Wehnke, ST: Thomas Nolan,
SAP Henry Misegades. Sl27-75: Henry &
Mckinney, S275; Patrick Curtin, $3.50;
H. w. Moser, 1855 Stewart Iowery.
sips; Patrick Curtin. ST.: Peter Denning,
$53.f5 and s3S.25; Otto Temper, foreman.
S54: John Tully. $433.50; Patrick Curtin.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and rays. there voted as follows.
Ayes-Freeholders Dtetz. Green, Groth,
Hanna. Heiney, Kenny, Heating. Klien,
McComb. McNa1ly, PieFcy. Riordan, Ripe
and Director Heller-14 Nays-Freehold-
ers Eiehhorn and Klumpp-2 Absent
Freeholders Bindernabel. Cronin, Cullen.
Kelly and Macfarlane5. The Director
declared the resolution adopted
Claims Committee on Branch Road
Chas. b.. Brush. S4o2; Patrick Londrigan.
sol; Chas. Wetterer, $751; Richard ID. Smars
$50. w. p. Judge. $91, #. s. IVA 81,
Thomas ]. DAILY. S9l. 90; Henry Ruher, ST..
Henry Allmeyer. Ssl; Michael j.. Curley.
81 .6S7! 07 and &.Is6.Sl; D. f. arle. Jr.. $40:
George w. Thorne. Jr.. $3.50. r. w. Har-
risen. $3.50. 80 and SITS; r. D.. Earle. Jr.,
sSa8; ]. Fl. Cable, SI25-
Freebooter Riordan moved the claims