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nance win not consent to have fha
Money set aside in any other way than
was done in the last two Instances, that
rs e make. a loan from. General Acs
count to Assessment Account"
December G, 1895.
Received and ordered fled.
FROM the Corporation Counsel
submitting opinion previously requested
H. mater OF pending proposals for street
Received and referred to Committee of
REPORTS OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER
The Chief Engineer reported cerfid-
Gates in favor Of
c6 sanf9 a{ o & stil4lmSsn, gssls.s5s.75. op ac-
Duhme 4 Troll. s275.Sl, on account of
contract No. $40.
od Paul Bgsslin s~1,14s.sa. on account Of
Patrick Byrnes, 50. 400. on account Of
Henry BygPTIne, $500. on account of con-
JoseRah H Jones. $1,000, on account of
John Nolan, 81, go. on account Of con-
John Nolan, $1,o54. on account of con-
John HOPKINS, sa2, 80. retained percent
age on contract No. 767.
From the same officer
70 W. ne 4s+. lien len the Board of Street and
W9teF commissioners
Gentlemen-I respectfully raDort that
OF the oids received November Is. 1895,
- 1900 NAIsAlAilS. SLC.. IN ll2TTrPfS l.
bidder. me lowest
And of bids received December .. 1895.
Tor a sewer in kearny avenue. III.
Byrnes is the lowest bidder, and for a
f Esaherty ya, Jr:; S Co. are the lowest bid
for sewer in Columbia avenue; John
Hopkins is the lowest bidder for sewer in
Harmon street; P T. Plunkett is the
FoWeSt bidder for in Fifteenth
street; Burke & Jones are the Lowest
bidders for sewer in Van Wagenen ave-
nue.: j.. H. Byrnes is the lowest bidder
for sewer in Bovd avenue; H. II. Holmes
is the lowest bidder for sewer in Ege
avenue: Thomas F. McCabe is the low
place.
Yours respectfully,
w. W. R%UGGLEs.
Received and referred to their appro-
PIRATE committees.
NJ, PRqESsENTATToN OF CLAIMS.
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s22,75, $22.75 $50 2, Jersey City Printing CO.
$50. IS, $50, $3.50, 500, S., $3.50. ssh. rs s.. So .
81 $50, 81. 81 81, $3.50, 50; John Bannon,
81; Edward G Boughton, Jr., $50; Duhme
& Troll, $6S: Patrick Feeley. SO; w. w.
Farrier. S454; Joseph E. Frank. SIS:
Hotter Cabot Electric Co. So; Mat
$3.50 $685.: John F.. Mccain. Ss1: N. y
~ N. ]. Globe Gas Light Co, s2,954; ].
SANFORD ( stiiifaan '8S roS S $50. s iiS7cs'3 +
Steele & Son, $50: United Gas Impt, co.
s., s29. As, S.54S. 30, $S56, 70, $685. 6: Van Keurer
& son; $3.50; Nandereeok s Son, s20.7s
Keuderly, $34.2S, $21.2s, STAT. S12.97. $500
Sll.4f; payrolls laborers or parks. Sep
venber, 1885, $50; Hudson County Eise-
trio Co., s1,5S9.25; r. Muirhead. $3.50.
Sill; John s. Southern, 500; Phillip
Received and referred to their annro-
pirate committees.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported on certificates of Chief Engin-
Pau Breslin. s~1,1is.S9, on account of
contract No. 76S.
Henry Byrne, $500, on account of con-
John Nolan, sl,O7o, on account Of con-
John Soisn, si.54. on account of con-
Joseph Jones, $1,000, on account of
contract No. SD.
John Hopkins. 1929, retained percent
age on account of contract No. Isl. also
on claims of Wood & Menagh, $3.50; H.
r Meknlgh S72; Henry Stenler, $50;
Henry w. Moser, $I44, SI32, as correct,
and six 60 petitions for signs. etc, favor
able.
From the same committee
To the Hon. the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners
Gentlemen-Your Committee ON Streets
and Sewers, to whom was referred Oc-
tober %, 1895, the objections of John Bum
stead and others and Joseph Wood and
others, againstt the proposed improvement
of Clinton avenue, between Jackson ave-
nue. and Bergen avenue, cohformably to
the provisions Of Chapter 2fT of the Laws
of 1875, respectfully report that they have
examined into and adjud:cated upon said
objections with the result that in the
opinion of your committee the said OBJ
jections should be sustained.
Your committee would therefore, recom-
mend that all further proceedings in the
matter of the making of said improve
ment. as previously petitioned for by q.
a. Pyle 4 others on August %. 1895.
cease.
From the same committee
To the Hon. the BOARD of Street and
Water Commissioners:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Streets
ivember 4, 1895, the objections of Thomas
+. FaTrells. Thomas Martin, G.. f. Vre-
denburgh.. 6. Goetz. T.. McEiwan, Jr, At
torney, and others. against the proposed
Improvement or ChaTias street be-
tween Central avenue and the Hud-
son County Public Road, conform.
the Laws Of 1897; respectfully re1orl that
they have examined into and adiudicated
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