The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-30
BOARDsoF -FREEHoLDERs.
Official Proceedings.)

Freeholders of Hudson County. held in
the Court House, on Thursday. Septem-
Der 3. 1896.
Present at roll call-Freeholders Bin
dernagel, Cronin. Cullen, Eichhorn, Green,
Groth, Hanna, Heiney, Heating, Kelly,
Kenny, Klumpp, Macfarlane, McComb,
Percy, Ricrdan, Ripe and Director Hell
Absent-Fneeholders Deitz. Klein and
McNally-3.
On motion of Freebooter Bindernagel
the minutes of meeting held Thursday,
August 20. 1896. were approved as printed.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From Veteran Firemen's Association.
of New York, asking permission to travel
in stages on the Hudson Boulevard. Sep
tember Is, was received, and on motion
of Freebooter Cronin permission was
granted.
From c.. A. Yates asking permission
to move a house along the Paterson plank
read was received and on motion of Free
holder Klumpp permission was granted.
From Mary Hogan
Jersey city, N. J., Sept. l, 1895.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen herewith tender my resig-
nation as seamstress at the almshouse,
the same to taffe effect from September
], 1886. Thanking your Honorable Board
for past favors remain.
Yours, ETC.,
MARY HOGAN.
On motion Of Freeholder Cronin the re-
~signatiOn was accepted
From Board of Council, town Of Union,
in reference to the burial of the paper
dead, was received, and on motion Of Free
holder Groth referred to the Committee
on Aimshouse ard counsel Of the Board.
From Randolph. Ccndit & Black. at
torneys for the Climax Powder Company.
releasing ard canceIling all claims filed
against the Hudson County Contracting
Company. was received and ordered filed.
FrSm C.. c. Jewell asking permission
tot open the sidewalk on the Hudson
Boulevard at Wiley place was received
and ordered fled
sentiHg claims for injuries and damages
alleged 10 be lone to the tug Newark and
schooner Josephine was received and or
dered fled.
From the Arcanum wheelmen Of Hud-
son county. asking permission TO change
the date OF the races on the Hudson
Boulevard to September 10. was received
and on motion OF F~reehoider Heating
From Charles A. Barr.ckel.. asking per-
mission 70 lag his sidewalk n front Of
his premises Sse and ses Hudson Bo1le-
yard. was received and on motion OF
Freeholder Keatlng referred to the con
From Michael White. asking permission
70 connect with the sewer on the Hudson
Boulevard at Bayonne was received and
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From Robert Ryan. warden:-
Jersey City, n. J., Aug. p. 1896.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers Of the Board Of Chosen Freeholders
OF the County of HUDSON
G~entIemen-Tr becomes my duty to re-
port the death Of a male inmate from a
stab wound inflicted by another inmate
during a quarrel. The wounded mar vas
Immediately cared for, and The assailant
arrested and locked up All evidence
hat had any bearing on the case was
Immediately cokected, pending action OF
Grand Jury.
E. Gordon by suicide during the heated
term of his month. The facts of the
above cases were laid before the Aims
house Committee.
our respectfully.
ROBERT RYAN, Warden
Freeholder Cronin moved the report be
received and printed in the minutes,
Monthly reports Of Warden Ryan for
months of July and August. was received
and ordered fled.
Monthly report of Warden Grimes for
the month of August was received and
From John Grimes. Warden, reporting
the amount Of crushed stone taken from
poses during month of August, to be
1,7Soh yards. was ordered filed.
From John Grimes, WardenE
Hudson County Penitentfary,
Jersey City, Sept. ], 1895.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers Of the Beard Of Chosen Freeholders
of the.C0unty OF E~iu6S0n.-
Conference.-The following amounts of
money was received by me during the
Month of August. 1896, and turned over 10
the County Collector, Mr.. Hugh Dugan,
whose receipt you viii ind attached
Received from Little Ferry Bor-
ough for 40 yards stone, at ST.. s420 90
yards old stone. at 6oocs.s.@ AS 20
Received from Patrick Heiney for
sale old iron j %
Received from Day & O'Donneu
for sale old barrels................ 272
ss71 81
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN GRIMES. Warden.
County Collectors Office,
81 Grove street,
Jersey City, July 80. 1896.
Received from Colonel Crimes eight
hundred and seventy-one 97-i08 dollars
Sold to Little Ferry Borough 40
yards stone. at s1..--.....-..... s420 90
Sold to VIM. Baker TAI yards stone,
at Coo AS 20
Old iron 05
"a barrels. at 81
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sS71 81
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