The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-23
BOULEVARD MATTERS.
Freeholders Receive Bids for
Sidewalks Military Boards
Request.

when tae BOARD of Irreshnlders r,at ves
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teraay afternoon the regular order OF busi-
ness was suspended in order to receive
bids for the Bau]evard sidewalk
NJ i. connolly sent IN DID Tor prick
with statement that it was far more
durable than blue stone or any artificial
a,s-.s..s II. -.
hasslhg- me DID was not accompanied
by the required check and was declared in
formal
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i1te oioders lor plue stone were NJ y
Connolly. c. NJ. Carhart, Lawrence T.
Fell. Bernard Feeney Jacob Du Bois
James ). Sosan, lhomas McSape, SUD
son County Paving Company, Peter Nc
Cabe. The figures will have to be footed
W.
The Wilson and Bartiie Manufacturing
i 1e csnfs ) foot fey ty,a firsf sa.rtor
- - - $50 z 1ool ~ st,e - seS'io.-'
1872 cents Tor the second, and u cents
for the third Edward Nash &
~ ossara5 X 1a.- @,s+if;c;aI s4ona for
4, esoiao Sants foat gbe f5srf sinna
ran1I,a Nv of SesgarS hid K ~ cenfs moi
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fe@ped r n he nr9y,ar rarar,sgtae
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ges foz sunny ~ erSIs1ed II stans and
sg, .g ws sorfy ;s fiis ~
fawnsiins ON demand i's - Sn 'o~i's y
TT,.<se u 1IYr1r fNto5 nata IA cot
tbst M "a ters1n' AMI Plank Road and ofher
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hsd otslS eno,sah sfs1s so ~ own use
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ctenn9unisaTion t,clr was received from John
1or rssrl,13ssior, To sneed an the boulevard
win a morse and Iieat wagon. A Question
was raised as 10 whether Mr.. McKenna
wants fo make i race track Of the Boule-
vara / InoIion was made to receive the
ceTnrnl, nication.
Freenoider Keating offered an amend
Director with power.
Director Heller ignored the amendment,
ard was about to put the original motion
when F'reeholder keating who was try
ing 10 have some fun with The Director.
insisted that his amendment be put first
What are you trying to stack me
failed to fully appreciate the humor of the
situation. He then put the original mo-
ton, ignoring Freeholder Keating's pro-
test, and 1t was adopted.
| Essex County Board of Freeaoders stat
ing that. the change of legation for the
had la ii been bee rl0 unanimously approved.
The Board received information of an
either new law through communication
| from the State Military Board making
| demand for 5000 TO put pavement around
| the Armory. The comnunicatlon said
| that law authoriZed the STATE Military
I DOdfu " eA!C SSl'lti LIN
required the Frasholders 70 furnish the
money; The matter was referred TO the
counsel to look up the law
a comyn1gnica ton was received from
| Messrs. Wallis, Edwards and Bum5ted
asking that the Judgment of SlI,o0 OBJ
| tairsd by the, Hudson County Contract,
| ing Company be paid. Curley & Pennel
| put in claims for $l5l0; 40 and S2.sso 90
for work on the Boulevard. These claims
| are similar to that for which the Hudson
| County Contracting Company obtained
fFhpV rPferrf3f
| Conanittee on the New Public Road.
| Assistant Clerk John P. Noonan re-
/ ported that he had received s1S750 from
| the Consolidated Traction Company for
| the use of the bridges ct Clay street and
Bridge street and had turned it over to
! the County Collector.
| A wrangle took place over the reception
/ of some bills which Clerk Boyd had begun
4 to read Freebooter Eich'horn insisted
! that they had not been signed by the
/ committee at the proper tine and wanted
/ them referred hack He was Informed
/ that the committee col,id sign bills at