The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-15

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z. Nash Co.-Artificial stone, SOS, $685..
Peter Mccabe-Class A. s7o,s26.54; class
J. Fenesti-class A. ST. 4 80; class B.
Dubois-cbass A. s7l.7s2.0; class B,
SIS h 'sis.ss; c csan 3. SIS mss ~. IS. c0'-cla =
wilson & Bailie Mfg. Co.-Artifcial
L. i. Feii@Glass A, ST., TO- %; class B,
s7T, AT IS; artificial stone. $107, 1852. Is.
c. NJ Carhart-class A. sn,47447; class
B, sSl,sss.47
3. -Feeney-Class A, s4o,2l1.6o; class B,
1. T. Fell-Class A, $4lo7.5o; class B,
81, $50, artificial stone, sec, 800.
M T.. Connolly-Class A, $42.36; class
B, 1880; brick, 14c. per foot.
Thos. McCabe-Informal.
Peter McCabe-Class A, $40 5000; class
e, $50, 755.
g. M. Carhart-Class a, s4o,14o; class B,
Hudson County Paving co.-class A,
$40, 140; class B, S51,030.
= Dubois-Class A, s42, 021.6 0 class B,
sH,2 9o.35.
Wilson & Baltic Manufacturing Co.
Artificial stone, SAL, 1856.
+. Fenesti-Class A, s4o.044; class b,
Freebooter Heating moved that all bids
be received and referred to the Commit
tee on New Public Road. Adopted.
oAA VI IACaAAnS t4t[
Board resumed its regular order Of bust
ness.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From Charles Pinnell, chairman township
of North Bergen, in reference to furnish
ing crushed stone to the township of
North Bergen, was received and on mo-
ton of Freebooter Riordan referred to
the Committee on Public and County
Roads and counsel of the Board.
From J. Mckenzie. asking permission
to hold a parade of cyclists on the Hud-
son Boulevard Saturday. August q, was
received and on motion of Freebooter Bin
dernagel permission was granted.
From John McKenna. asking permission
to speed his horse on the Boulevard, was
Heating referred to the Committee on
Hudson Boulevard.
From August Bewig, in reference to the
drainage from the Hudson Boulevard was
received and on motion of Freebooter
Heating referred to the Committee on
Hudson Boulevard.
From the Board of Chosen Freebooter
of Essex County
Clerk Hudson County Board of Freehold
erS:-
Dear sir-At the meeting of the Board
held this afternoon the action taken by
your Board regarding the change of loca-
ton of the new bridge over the Passaic,
between Harrison and Newark, was I'M
animously adopted.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH ATKINSON, Clerk.
Freebooter Riordan moved the commu-
nication be received and ordered filed.
Adopted.
ing permission to lay water pipes along
ana fronting their property on the line of
the Hudson Boulevard.
Freeholder. Eichhorn moved the COM
munlcation be received and referred to
the Committee on Hudson Boulevard.
From ]. w. Plume, Majcr-General and
PRESIDENT OF the Armory Commission
Newark, N. j.. July Is, 1896.
High 1lI1Uon Fcn Nolfpfn Cn11na%A~ =
Hudson County,
Dear Sir-At a meeting of the State
Military Board, acting as the Armory
Commission, held June l. 1895. il was re-
solved that the president of this Board
pc directed TO make requisition on the
County Collector of Hudson County for
the sum of five thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, TO be
APPLIED to the ayme o fthe balance of
the cost and expenses incurred, or to be
incurred, in completing, grading, filling.
excavating, draining. paving and fencing
the lands upon which said armorfes are
situated, and the cost and expense incur
red or to be incurred for the interior COM
pletion, equipplng and furnishing of said
armories, drill rooms, company rooms
ana storerooms, built or to be built. and
the expenses incident thereto, in Accord
ance with the supplement to an act en-
titled An act TO provide for the purchase
OF sites for and the erection and equip
ment of armories in cities of the first and
second class, and making appropriations
tnerefor, and to provide for the taking of
real estate for such sites by commission
in case the same cannot be purchased by
agreement" which supplement was ap-
proved May u. 1896.
In accordance with the above resolu-
ton | hereby make requisition upon Won
for the sum of five thousand dollars 10
be paid to this Commission as soon as
practicable.
Very truly yours,
Major-General and President of the Ar
mory Commission.
Freebooter Riordan moved the com
Immigration be received and referred to
the Committee on Finance in coniunction
with the County Collector and CounseI of
the Board. Adopted.
From Messrs. Collins, Edwards ana
6umsted: attorneys of Hudson County
Contracting Co. presenting transcript OF
judgment recovered by them in the Hud-
son circuit Court for the Hudson County
CONTRACTING Company for the sum Of
$lb,455 b damages and costs; also a cow
OF the decision made by his Honor, Judge
Lappincott. in rendering judgment, was
received.
Freeholder Riordan moved the reports
and communication be received and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance in
conjunction with the County Collector
and Counsel of the Board. Adopted.
IRON Adam Lang and others. asking
run tnefr service pipe under the side
walk from CORTLAND street to their prem
lses, ABOUT 10 Feet north of Courtland
street, West Hoboken.
freeholder Dietz moved that permission
be granted. Adopted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
From Curley & Pennell. presentine
claims for work on the new public road
From Curley 6 Pennell. presenting
CLAIMS for work on the new public road
Freebooter Heating moved the claims
De referred to Committee on New Public
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From Hugh Dugan:- =
10 the honorable the Director and Mem
Ders or the Board of Chosen FreeboId-
ers OF the County of Hudson:-
GsHIemenEl would respectfully report
mat nave received from the Consoli-
osted Traction Company s137.5O for use
81 brluge street and Clay street free
prldges Tor tracks, same being for three
months, Bridge street bridge to June /
Ano clay street bridge to June 8. 1885,.
Have turned the check over to the County
Solector and his receipt for the same Is
D. r NOONAN, ASST Clerk.
Received from J. P. Noonan a CHEEK
OF the Consolidated Traction Comnanu
Tor SlS7-50 in payment for use of Bridpe
street and Clay street free bridges for
tracks as follows:-
FOR three months use of Bridge streat
orluge TO June IL 1896, S75.
for three months use of CLAY strae+
oridge to June 8. 1896, as follows-From
March 8 to April Q AZ COCO ~