The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-06


something sensationai-something that
would re1est upon some oficial-fhan to
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ton, Respectfully.
Freeholder Kelly moved the ~communiea-
minutes. Adopted
From Elias r. Morrow. counseIor-at-law
Y reference TO the death Of a child caused
at East Newark. Freebooter Riordan
moved the communication be received and
rAedierred to- the Counselof the Board.
From NJ. J. Eyeritt. Warden New Jersey
state Hospital. Morris Plains. reporting
fromIIudson County. On motion Of Free
noiaer Groth the same was received and
From VIM. W. Knight. calling attention
Of the Board to the fact that the tagging
on ms sidewalk on the line of the new
public road w%astaken, away by some one
F~rseholder Heating moved the report be
received and referred to the Committee on
Nf Froy pHHblif Reads , Adopted ia,
ers. reporting on the examination of boilers
at the county institutions was received
and ordered fled.
REPORT OF OFFICERS.
From John Grimes, Warden. monthly
ysHmber. 1896, was xas'' rsceivesd m and o r. Z
hfEb. ~ jill JODlts OrlneS, w dTQel. Ge-
porting that Jacob Reisner, a prisoner.
had 70 have his feet ~amputated. The
report was received and ordered filed,
the amount Of crushed stone taken from
Snake Hill during month OF November,
was received and ordered filed. From
ent. raanisition for supplies for the New
Trssholdsr Ripe referred 70 the COM
From John Boyd, Clerk
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
e sSss Of e the sas co a1ats q 81 H Hnassn Fresn0ld-
Gentlemen
In pursuance of an act Of the
LEGISLATURE, of New Jersey. entitled IAN
ties of this State to lay out, open, con-
s soad improve and maintain a public
itemized report of the expenses incurred
in relation to the New Public Road be-
tween the first lays of December and
the office Of the County Clerk after said
report is approved by your Honorable
Board. I therefore beg leave to submit
Of expenses and disbursements to date
of the New Public Road account in com
pliance. with the aforesaid act, from May
1 1885,. to December !, 1885,. Respectfully
JOHN BOYD. Clerk.
May 3, James Murray, painting bridge
a. No 2. warrant No, 2o2, $500; May 8.
T. as Warrant 8 M So. sos. su e1atFac Nav J.; s. W. f
No. 204, $780,, May 8, Geo. W. Bremner,
s salary KS ses s0sl SIS sss Man !. f f. sary ugs1be Magr
& Sons, printing and engraving New Pub
lie Road bonds, warrant No. 2Oe, s11.5o,
May 3, John McEntee. salary second as
sistant to surveyor, warrant No. 207, SIS
May 9, 2. Londrigan. salary as inspector,
warrant No. 2oS, $24 So: May 8, Frank
Stevens rent Of Chief Engineers ONCE,
Harrison, salary. Chief Engineer, war
rant No. 30, $685. So; May 3, Norman I.
Rowe, salary. attorney. warrant No: 2l1,
and files, worrant No. a1a. sl17; May 8.
chief Engineers office, warrant No. ais,
s a. w may Il ots0 a Tlsspsgss sais: ssMaa Nay ). in r. n.
2I5. $50; May 3, WP. Judge salary, in
George W. Thorne. salary, assistant en-
gineer. warrant No. M, $50; May II,
John II. Gable, salary, CLERK, Chief En-
masonry, warrant No. ZIG, s64.
May II, NJ. o,Grady, salary, inspector.
warrant No. go, s2S.S8; May II, Paul
ri. sSI.ss; May II, Vim. ]. Russell. salary
inspector. warrant No. 222, s24.50; May
II, Henry Ruber. salary, inspector, war
rant NO. go, pol, May II, AtD6rI A. FRANK,
services, real estate expert. warrant No.
2A, SIS; May II. The Observer, printing
p~ostals, warrant No. ZIG. s45; May II,
Thom "a Meca M ser SERVICES e,nagineer-
son County Contracting Company, Con-
tract 5, final estimate. warrant No. 22.
s1,9S1 81; May Il, Hudson County Con-
s.. warrant No. us, $I,s7o.4S; May II, HID
son County Contracting Company, con-
tract. "a. estimate 8. warrant No. 229,
%7g9 iQ. = nj ~ IT a naal1a1-r vrro r.a ~ = NJ
2s0; June & E. w. Harrison, incfdentals,
warrant No. 231, $29. IS; June 7, E. w.
Harrison, . salary chief engineer, warrant
warrant 10. 5ssaf s15o; as Jane !, s john #.
Gable. salary, clerk; chief engineers
rant No. A. Gallagher. salary typewriter,
warrant No. 235, $50; June I, r. NJ.
Smart r5s salary, dranghtsman, warrant
.e Moi no. s al .; 5 seeen { a assiafsn " q BF sar-
yeyor, warrant No. 237, ISL: June 4.
John McEntee. salary seco 95S sssFstant
I. otto 6ftssz Topper Mafs salary ~ ins sas ss ware
rant No. 2ss,, sS5.75; June I, James Cum
mings salary. Inspector, warrant No
s r. vi IasD Dsas : w willia% :. ~ Kusi 81 ST. 81:
tor : warrant i No Non 81 ST.; June Halsfz I Z snS css-
Inspector. warrant No. IA. 1895; June
Paul T. Decker, salary; inspsse-
June Z, NJ. O'Grady, salary, inspector,
warrant No. 24e, 1915; June Z. Norman
247, $3.50; June I, Robert Garter. putting
up awnings, warrant No. 24S, S4; June
Z, F. H. Earle. services surveying, war;
rant No. 249, sl68. Is; June I Dennis Nc
Laughlin. searches, warrant No. $50, $40. 80;
June 4 Frank Stevens. rent of chief en-
Z, Flemer & Felmly, planting trees,
warrant No. 253, $685. 80: June {, Hudson
County Contracting Company. contract
l., estimate 6, warrant No 254 s5,oa6.26;
pany. contract Il, estimate A, warrant
No. 255, 81 79. SO; June 7, James e. Muir
ray, painting bridge A, warrant No. 2o6,
$500; JunesT, Louis Becker, planting trees,
warrant No. 257, $3.50. 7e; June Z, Henry
rant No. 258, $3,01S. 4S; June I. Henry &
MeGivney. contract Is, estimate 5, war
rant No, 259, 81 ,542. 95: June Z, Henry &
Mckinney, contract Is, estimate z, war
rant No. 2so, $, 1873. 81: June I LOUIS B !, 5 !,
estimate 6, warrant No. 262. $2,65O.0S; June
Z, NJ. d. Worendyke, surveying, war
rant No. 1853, 1857; June 7, s. John Cur
It's, wagon and coach hire, warrant No.
2sa. sa7 J1ins Il Thongs s. e. E., M 4 2
p, Alois ivy. surveying, warrant 2e6.
S340: June q, James E. Murray, paint-
ing bridges. contract 20, final warrant
No. 267, s127 so; June n, John Hopkins,
II, final warrant No. 2sS. Sc, 445: Tune q,
Cancelled, warrant No. 269, 90; June q,
Peter Madden, salary, inspector, electric
light building. warrant No. 20, S4S; June
ri, Hudson County Contracting Company,
contract 4, estimate s, warrant No. z1f
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