The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04

Il, Reitz, Groth, Hsiney. Kenny Kelly
Heller-lo. Observation-Disclosures Binderna-
gel Cullen, Eichhorn, Green, Hanna
Rlumpp. Klein Macfariane. Mccomb
The Board on motion of Freebooter
Groth adjourned to meet Thursday, Feb
The Director declared the Board ad-
journed 10 meet Thursday. February ID
JOHN BOYD.
Adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Chosen Freeholdsrs OF Hudson County
February 70, 1885.
Present ct roll call-Freeholders Cron-
a. Hs, Distz' Ei h Rs GToth kS Grssn, H kIela1
Heating, Macfarlane, McNally, McComb,
Piercy. Riordan, Ripe and Director Hell,
and Cullen~a. Freeholdsr Bindernagel was
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Twelfth Ward Democratic
Association inviting the Board to attend
their stag, to be held Saturday, February
Is. 1895, was received and accepted:
From the James ]. Fox ASSOCIATION IN
wiling the Board to attend their annual
ball, to be held at Odd Fellows Han, Ho-
bcken, February II, 1896, was received and
From Wallis, Edwards & Burnsted, at
torneys for William R. Cook, summons
and declaration in action upon cohlract,
deman 81, 1885, S. received and referred 10
attorney Of the Board.
From Charles Gothadrt. petitfoning the
Board for permission to move a mouse
along the Boulevard was received.
Freebooter Heating moved that the Pc
tition be received and privilege granted
60 Mr.. Gotthardt to move the n wors
TO be done under the supervision or the
Superintendent of the Hudson Boulevard.
49, panda,nb Condit & Black. at
torneys, for Climax Powder ManuIac-
turing Company vs. HUDSON county Con,
trailing Compan ct al, defendants. on
lein claim declaration. was referred to
the counsel of the Board.
From Amelia Barbara Hartman, IN RET
erence to payment of award OF 500 lot
property taken for Branch Road with
Indemnity bonds, was received and re-
ferred to the counsel of the Board;
From John ]. Fallon, engineer in charge
for the obstruction of a sewer underneatn
the easterly side of the New Pubic ROAD
of Hudson County, between Malone street
and Paterson avenue, and for sewers n
abutting streets. Town OF West HOBO,
{ ken, Hudson County, N. j.. was received
and. on motion of Freeholder Keatng,
referred to the on Huosoh
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From N. L. Rowe. attorney of Board
dict for repairing Bridge street bridge,
to be drawn as to legal form. The same
was received and ordered fled.
Monthly rsp srt Of Ma5df Rob ertmf RYAN on
of the Almshouse and George w. King
Medical Superintendent OF the Lunatic
Asylum for snuary' 1896 was received
TRENTON, FEB. 5. 1886.
William Heller, Snake Hill
Dear .Sir-f herewith send you the
State Treasurer's check for $3.50, being
amount due you for support of patients.
Very respectfully
JERSEY CITY, FEB. 1895.
Received from VIM, Heller, Director,
fog support of patients in County Asy-
HUGH DUGAN.
County Collector.
Freehoider Riordan moved the report
be received and printed in full in the
{ minutes. AdottedE
JERSEY WTE. N, J.. Feb. q. 1886.
~ the Fensrsgas tpe pirsosor and Essl Men,
e eTss a me county ea HuSson:1
,e asnsa'4 e aas e 6ss ssafs g 81 0s eal I1a1 for
DDS me sos pubic 1sss 1 Ssaa HSt on alr s ! pp HTadeaas
viz
From Msrrds Canal to Newark & New
ORR ORG H e. ! and IRON Pennsylvapiaa 4 Raal-
ThSss wsll require about 1,e5o trees; which
should be planted during March and
April II planted th1S spring.
Z. W. HARRISON,
Chief Engineer.
Freehelder Heating moved the report
be received and referred to the Commit
tee on Hudson Boulevard. Adopted.
From Thos. F. Noonan, Jr., COUNSEL
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers Of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen. I desire to inform you that
the papers In appeals from the awards
of the commissioners on the Branch Road
tor and Clerk, respectively, in eight diff
ferent cases. in which cases the total of
the awards. etc, lis SIG, 1916. On Monday
Judge Lippincott by Mr.. Abel I. Smith
on behalf of some of these appellants
for the framing of an issue in these APP
peais and the fixing of a day for the
striking of a jury to view the premises
in question and to try these appeals, and
fer the fixing of a day for such trial.
These appeals have been taken within
time, according to the Boulevard stat
utes; but l prepared and had presented
to Judge Lippincott. a brief in which |
commended that under a rectn statute
these appeals were not taken in time, etc.
On the question thus raised, said Judge
reserved decision and continued the mat
Their argument. Later on / shall advise
you of the further proceedings in these
matters
T TSrtsaPSs'l F. SNiooNAN. gR.
Counsel.
Freebooter Heating moved the report
be received and printed In the minutes.
Adopted.
From John Boyd, Clerk
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
erS OF the County of Hudson
Gentlemen-I would most respectfully
report that I have this day received from
Mr.. Alderman the sum Of $40, being the
difference between his bid and the next
{ lowest on hosiery.
Respectfully,
JOHN BOYD,
Clerk.
Freebooter Riordan moved the report
be received and printed in the minutes.
Adopted.
From John Grimes, Warden=
Snake Hill. N. T., February Is, 1896.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
beers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers and the public of Hudson County,
N. j.
Gent1emen-The following amounts Of
money were received by me during the
month Of January, 1896, and turned over
gan, whose receipt You will find attached:
Costs of John "A. Nadoski, S42.55; sold to
John j. Sullivan, 1850 pounds rags. sc
cent hundred, $4.95; sold to Patrick Helm
ey, 8 tons old iron, $2.25, $e.75; total, s54.25
JOHN GRHMES.
Jersey city, February ia 1896.
hfty-fiur dollars and Twenty-Five. cents
being money received by him during the
costs care Of John Nadoskl, s4e.65; from
sale OF 1850 pounds rags, 30 cents pei
hundred, 34.e5; from sale Of 8 tons of old