The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29

Resolved. That when the Commissioner
have reported the names or states Of
the owners as unknown. the aw4rd ~
account OF such plot snaH be pad 70 tus
interest may appear, PROVIDED that ne
warrant for an award on account OF such
opening. etc, shall be paid 10 any person
or persons until the Cooperation Counsel
shall have first certified 10 the Cry Clerk
as 10 the right of aid person or persons
to such an award, It being hereby made
compulsory fer the party or parties
claiming award by reason Of this resolu-
tion to furnish said proof OF ownership
as may be required by the said Corpor-
alton COUNSEL:
Resolved. That in all cases where the
amount of assessment exceeds the award
TO same person no payment SHAH 3.
award. but the award shall be cancelled,
and only the excess Of said assessment
over said award shall be a lien, and ali
Of the assessment except such excess
RESOLVED, That in all cases where the
amount OF the award equals or exceeds
assessment shall be cancelled and only the
excess Of the award over the assessment
paid TO said person.
Resolved. That by and with concurrence
of the Board of Finance the contract for
the grading of Monticello avenue from
FairTnount avenue 10 Orchard street, in
ADOPTED by this Board, be and is hereby
awarded to Michae Mullery at the price
named in his proposals submitted to this
Board June s, 1896. namely
excavation, lS14 cents. that being the low
est bid received for the entire work, and
thai the Corporation Attorney be and is
hereby directed to prepare and have exc
cutea the necessary contraet for the
same.
All these several proceedings being IN
accordance with a petition heretofore
presented TO this Board on the 18th day
Of March, 1896, by lanes F. Blaekshaw
and others. conformably to the provisions
Of Chapter 2ss Of the Laws of 1885.
Resolved. That permission be and is
hereby granted to the following named
persons TO erect signs. awnings. etc, ar
The Boston, sign, AZ and "A Newark aver
The Boston. sign. 4s and As Newark ave-
Helen Leutgen, awning, 4i Central
avenue.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five ~ in number.
The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
voirs presented the following
Resolved, That s1z2.06 be paid to J.. F.
Underhill for packing. ETC. Zig Ser
s5a.4s 10 r F.. Underhill for supplies.
High Service, June, 1886, claim No. Zoo.
S5.1e to w. H. Black for incidental eX-
penses. January 2 to June q. 1896, ain
SIS TO ]. F. Underhfli for supplies at
BellevilIe, June, 1886, claim No. ri.
Charge water account p and r.
Resolved. That S2. 80 be paid to John e.
Macarthur fer repairing piers on meadows
June. 1895, claim No. lTS.
s5c. to j.. #. Unaerhill for belt glue.
June. 1895. claim No. 22s.
S5f.TS to ID. d. Clark for cement. brick,
etc. Belleville and High Service, May.
1896. claim No. 50.
Charge water account P and r.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes.-Ail the members Of the Board
hve in number.
Tire Committee on Assessments and
Extensions presented the following
Resolved, That the Water Assessor be
directed to at once cause to be Instituted
an examination of the various horse
troughs for which permits AVE been here
tofore issued with g. view 10 ascertsnlng
whether parties controlling the same have
adopted such appliances as VIII effect
economy in the use OF water, ard said
of5cer IS further directed to Immediately
report to this Board the name OF any
party or parties who persist in maintain
ing troughs which are kept constantly
RESOLVED. That the Permit Clerk be ana
IS hereby directed to issBe no more PERMITS
for water motors until such Tins as a
new schedule of rates shAlI have been
formulated and adopted ~ this Hoard.
EesoIved. That s1565s p paid g 3aknes