The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-14

sAooatsd June %, 1861
awarding 70 Edward O'Donnell the
street, from Nontrose avenue 10 Hudson
Boulevard, &c.
adopted June @. 1861
!. Awarding TO Thomas F. NcCaoe the
contrast Ior tne Improvement OF Fairview
1yenue. from Hussoa Boulevard to West
Side avenue. &c.
lAdopted June q. 1860
10 awarding 10 Harry r. Hayes the con-
tract 70 furnish various supnlies' IN
9~cSo19ance with specifications heretofore
slbmitted ard approved. &c.
adopted June q. 1857
l. Authorizing the Clerk of the Board Of
street and Water Commissioners 70
advertise and sell, at public auction. a
lot OF old material. useless 10 the depart
tAdopted June %, 1860
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Finance reported re-
commenting that the recogntzanee of
hugh Dogan & James F. Cannon in the
SUN OF s0eo conditioned for the due OBJ
seryance Of all ordinances by Gustave &
solomon Mayer, pawnbrokers. he received
ard accepted, and that the same De or
dersd spread in fun upon the bond book
The report was received ana the recog-
nizance was accepted BY the following
vote, on the call for the ayes and nays
by the President
@44E4 L4ARLlE 1Ifl ana AGSSTE.
Bailey, Kellers and Simpson,.
Nays-Eone.
Absent-Mr. Detwiller-.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reperted recommending the payment Of
the following c.airns:-
s3,g7S.8s 10 n. ]. Title Guarantee and
Trust CO.. for searching titles, under Mar
tin act and disbursements.
81 to Howard C. Grifitas for drawing
SPECIAL deed OF release, under Martin ael.
1921 TO Jersey City Democrat, fer adver-
Using tax sales. under Martin act.
(ChargeaSie to account Martin act.1
slos to A. J. Boyle. fees as Clerk Sec
ond Criminal Court. for May. 1896.
Sl5s 70 William P. Douglass, fees as
Judge, Second Criminal Court, fer May.
1885.
ond Criminal Court.)
$40 70 James +. Merton, fees as Clerk
F5rss Criminal Cours, bill May IS, 1875.
sss F. lanes & Norton, tees Is Clerk
Ghargeahls 10 account fees from First
Criminal Ccurt)
The report was received and the claims
were each ordered paid by the following
vote, on the call for the yeas and nays
by the President
Ayes-Ali the members Of the Board
present four % in number.
The Committee on Printing, Stationery.
etc. reported recommending the payment
of the following claims (~chargeabie to ac-
count printing, stationery. ETC., 1S95-95l.z
$50 70 Postal Telegraph Gable Gem
pany, messenger service to Board Of FL
nance, for jane, 1896.
S22 10 jersey City News, printing man
ual pages 20-so. Beard Of Finance.
$40 50 to James Atchison, stationery,
etc. for City ComptroHier.
The report was received and the claims
were each ordered paid by the following
vote. on the call for the yeas and nays
by the President
Ayes-Aii the members Of the Board
present, four 20 in number.
The Committee IN Concurrent Resolu-
tions reported. recommending that the
following resolutions dopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers De coneuFred IN
1. To award to Harry 2. Hayes the con-
tract to furnish various supplies IN
submitted and approved by the Board, at
the prices named In his bid, June Is,
1896. he being the lowest bidder.
adopted June %, 1852
2. Awarding 10 p. 7. Plunkett the con-
tract fer the construction Of a sewer in
Central avenue. from the ncrtherly side
of Booraem avenue to and connecting
with sewer in Central avenue. at the in
trail avenue {conformably TO the pro-
visions Of Chapter 217 Of the Laws OF
1880.
Adopted June 20, 1850
8. Awarding to Edward 0Neili the con-
tract for the construction of a l5-ineh
vitrihed pipe sewer in Irving street, from
a point about 80 feet east OF Summit
avenue, TO and connecting with sewer in
visions of Chapter 27 of the Laws of
1855.
Adopted June %. 1880
A. Awarding 70 Edward O'Donnell the
street. from Montrose avenue to Hudson
Boulevard (c~onfornaabiy to the provisions
of Chapter A7 Of the Laws of 1886.
adopted June %, 1859
: A-ye rJt-.- - T--aD~nC = AErEaJ he rhQ
contract for the Improvement Of Fair
view avenue, from Hudson Boulevard to
West Side venue Comfortably 70 the
provisions of Chapter I'll Of the Laws Of
1889.
eAdopted June 20. 1887
6. Authorizing the Clerk Of the Board
Of Street ana Water commissioners 70
advertise and sell at public auction a LOT
Of Oh material useless = the Department
fAdoptad June g, 1884,
I. Ordering pad the following claims.
June q, 1ssS-Holzer-cabot Electric
June IS. 1sas-Holzer-cabot Electric
Company. $3.50: 2. A. Smith Est, S52s6i;
a na'fJ 5ac fs5 ia ass: pasme e. { Tron. a sssa.
Sayags s. Callary, Ss4SS, and j. 3. Under
$50 j. s. MeArthur. S2s: Charles Coass
& Co.. 1850: F. A. Smith Est $3.50, and
A. pats. s2.T0.
tions were each concurred in by the
following vote on the call for the ayes
and nays by the President
Aves-Prssident B~rautigam and Messrs.
Bailey. Eefers and Simpson,.
Nays-Nnne.
Ahsarf-Mr. Detwillerl.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Simpson moved that WREN this
BOARD adsourns lit be to meet on Friday.
July 20. 1895. at seven o'clock p. N.
Adopted.
TIE following resolutions were presented. |
and they were each adopted By
the oIowing vote "a the call fer the ayes !
and nays by the President
AyeszPyesidsnt Brautsgam and Messrs.
Bailey, KeIIers ana Ssrnps5n+
NAvs-None.
Absent-Ar. petwiller-1.
BY Mr.. Simpson
whereas, The Pennsylvania Reilroad
Company paia an January 8. 1SSS. the |
axes for year 1857. amounting to 1853. On |
slip occupied by the Brooklyn Annex
Ferry Company, block 2. which property
was subsequently adjusted IN Report No. |
20. and the taxes as adjusted again paid
said company or Aig4st s. 5Sns- /
aInousa1ing to s4isss5 and interest S5sS;
ana
Whereas. On the INST day Of December
1889, the Pennsylvania Railroad CosnpanF
paid the sum CT $3.50 for the texes Oh the. |
block Z occupied by the Erook1v1 (
Annex Ferry Eomp9uy for the year 1924 /
ana the City Ccslectox having credited ;he !
nrspk}yn Annex Ferry COMPANY lastssa