The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23

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s. 2lS. 80; NJ. 7. Connolly, 81 40; James
II. Symes & Co, s, s12 50; Uriah r. Wash
burn, ~s1,0S6.55; Charles e. Gardner, 81, 258.30;
VIM p & Z. Henry. 8 .o76.so.
Manure-J0seph Waddington, per ton,
81; Louis Keiswetter, per ton. &.H. Chas.
Wagner. per ton, s4.25.
Pure Milk-Dennis Reardon. $500; New
Jersey Condensed MIX and Cream Assoc
citation. $500; Joseph Laenmles s4,ss7:5o-
Notions-Ignatius Noonan, $2S9. 20.
Oils-Fridigine Oil Co., $685.. so; Louis
Keisewetter. sS33; Thomas M. Abel, s446;
Jarvis F: Underhill s4s7; Standard Oil Co.,
Lubricating Oil Co., s576.50.
Paints nj Oils-Edward s. Farley.
s1,140-35; Louis Keisewetter, 81, 1S1. 4S;
Thomas M. Abel, $s22- 40; c.. A. Woolsey
8 Co, ss27, rs; Edward W. Berger. s1;055.2 2;
Jersey City Supply Co., S,912; H. f.
Hayes. $9o3.62A.
Provisions-Charles F. Mattlage. 81, 29O.5 So;
Henry Hess, Jr.. SLAP; Hermann G
LANCE, S1,4s2.25; Thomas Musson. H,297.
Abel, ss6S; H. F. Hayes. SIPS: Jersey
City Supply Co., 1876. Soar and starch
VIM. Taylor, 81, 20s. 40; Herman c. Lange,
$l,54 30; Thomas Musson, $3.50; f. 3.
Jones & Co. 1922 shoes-cavanagh
s4,SS5; Downs Bros, 1924; Bernstein &
Co., 1878; Samuel C. Smith, s4,552; Stout
enberg & Co., $4,62S. Teas-Louis Kiese-
wetter, $1,976.2 5; Herman c. Lange, s1.024.22
A0AAA0 ~ aN2VAy T17V@D-cA As
mann, s2,17S.75. TobaccoIMoses Mayer,
$3.50; s. j. Burke, s2.307. Vegetables
Louis Kiesewetter. s2,355; John ]. Lene-
han, SS,00S.75 Fritz Gutenberg, S3,006.75.
Northumberland Bros. & Knapp,
$446.50; Hermann c. Lange. SAT- 30; Thos.
NJ. Abel. $4l6. 20; Henry Hess, Jr., s442. 10;
Joseph 7. Sack, $493. rs; Louis K~eisewetter,
s4e9-2o;. Edward S. Farley, $685.. Com
pressed yeast-William =. Purdy, $76S;
F~leischmann & Co., $40.
Freeholder Heating moved that the
proposals and bids be referred to the
Committee on Adopted.
Freebooter Heating moved the Board
resume the regular order Of business.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
From James T. Lillis. Surrogate, requi-
sition for books, stationery, ETC., was re-
ceived.
Freebooter Kline moved to refer the
requisition to the Committee on Printing
and Stationery, with power.
Freebooter Green moved to amend to
lay the requisition on the table.
Question being taken on the amend
ment on yeas and nays, there voted as
follows:-
Yeas-Freeholders Eichhorn, Green,
Heiney, McGomb, Macfarlane and Piercy
-s. Nays-Director McNally and Free
holders Cronin, Dayton, Deitz, Groth.
Kenny, Heating, Klein and Rippe-9. ABB
sent-Freeholders Bindernagel, Hanna,
Kelly Klumpp and Riordan-5. Director
A1clNdiig utcidT6u the InOll0U 10 IdDle lUSl.
Question or call of yeas and nays there
voted as follows or the original resolution:
Yeas-Freeholders Cronin. Dayton,
Dietz. Groth, Kenny. Heating, Klein,
Ripe and Director McNally-9. Nays
Freeholders Eichhorn. Green, Heiney. Nc
Comb, Macfarlane and Piercy-6. Absent
-Freeholder Bindernagel, Hanna. Kelly,
Klumpp and Riordan-5. The Director
declared the original motion adopted.
Freeholder Bindernagel appeared and
took his seat.
From John Griffin, County Counsel
Whereas, The Board of Chosen Free
holders of the County of Hudson on the
nineteenth day of November, in the year
A. D.. one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-six, adopted a resolution, as fol-
lows
Whereas, The Legislature of this State
having, by an act passed May. 1894, au-
thorized in counties of the first class
the Sheriff of such county to have the
custody, rule, keeping and charge of the
jail within such county and of all the
prisoners within such jail; and
Whereas, Under existing laws the Board
of Chosen Freeholders of the county of
Hudson has the power and the right to
FIX the per diem rate for the care and
keep of the prisoners confined in such
jail or 1ails; therefore
Resolved, the sum of twenty-five
cents per diem for each prisoner confined
in the county jail, at the Court House, be
paid to William Heller. Sheriff. as and
a. hEGDCt III dlQ
jail, as also for and including the VIC
tuallfing, keep, care and custody of the
prisoners therein; and, be 1t further
Resolved, That all necessary deputies,
Keepers, male as well as female. and
watchmen, shall be employed by the said
William Heller, Sheriff, at his own ex-
pense, he, the said William Heller. Sheriff.
TO be responsible for the management and.
conduct OF said jail in accordance with the
statute in such case made and proyided.
he is also to be responsible for the clean
ing and keeping in order of the Court
House buildings and the Freeholders'
offices and such other public offices in and
around such buildings without extra
charge therefor, IA shall supply such
help as the Committee on Public Grounds
court House and jail may deem neces-
sary 70 KEEP said pubic grounds in order.
Resolved. That the Counsel of this
Board be. and is hereby directed to pre-
pare all the necessary papers, documents,
etc. to carry into effect the foregoing
resolution; and
Whereas, Said resolution has gone into
effect, and the said William Heller. Sher-
~, has agreed ana hereby does agree &c
be bound by and to conform to the terms
and conditions of said resolution. save
only as 10 anything therein that may be
contrary to law.
and entered into between the Board of
Chosen Freeholders of the County of
hudson, State of New Jersey, party of
me 3s - hT rs. part, and Villain Heller, sher-
49, "a AI VI 1Ilt
second part, witnesseth, as foiows:-
Tina the said William Heller. Sheriff.
as aforesaid, for and in cons derat:ou of
the payment to him of the sum and sums
or money and per diem allowances here
matter mentioned, and hereby agreed to
pc paid to him, pursuant to such resolu-
ton, hereby covenants and agrees ia and
follows
That he. the aid Sheriff shall and will
conform to and comply with the sad reso-
luton and the terms and conditions there
IN and thereby imposed, save only as to
anything therein which may be contrary
TO law. Thai from and after the date
of this agreement up to and including
the thirtieth day of November, eighteen
hundred and ninety-seven he shall and
VIII make provision for the victualling
of, and shall and will ~vietual, keep and
care for. in accordance with such laws
lawful rules and regulations in relation
thereto as now exist, or which NAV be
hereafter prescribed or made by lawful
authority in relation thereto. all prisoners
confined in said jail. including ali here
after committed to, confined or impris-
oned therein.
That the terms of this agreement as
to the duties and compensation of the
party of the second part may. at the
option OF the said party of the second
part, be extended for a period to RIM
with the official term of said party of the
second part as Sheriff of the County Of
Hudson; and such extension shall he ef-
| fected by service of notice, in writing
on the party of the first part that said
extension IS desired by the party of the
second part; If this provision for an ex-
tension of said contract should be ascer-
| tanned to be beyond the power of the mar
| ty of the first part. or void or dafactitra