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

Freeholderg Cronin Dietz, roth. Hanna.
Heating. Kelly. Kenny. Klein, Mentally,
Riordan. Ripe and Director Heiler-12.
rey. Klumpp, McComb. Macfarlane and
Piercy-z. Observation-Disclosures Binderna-
gel and CulIen-2. The Director declared
the resolution adopted.
By Freebooter Keating:-
Resolved, That on and after his date
the services ct w a, Gallagher, as type
be and they are hereby dispensed with.
Question being taken on the resolution
On yeas and rays there voted as folIows;
Keat,ings IKE Kelly. Kern Kenny, I KisIns KiumppT''
hh iDas apa bIrsctDs a Ma1NIshlly, RiG Nsyn
Freeholder Piercy-1. Acknowledgements
ers Bindernagel and Cullen-2. The Direc-
tor declared the resolution adopted.
By Freeholders Heating, Kenny, Cron-
in. Dietz and Groth:-
Resolved. That the following named
children be and are hereby indentured to
erman to Henry Raphum, William Fal-
lon to Edward Stevens Jennie Weiser to
gohn Wallace, nd lizzie Wa : TO to P pster
Fred Butler to P. NJ. C~olligan.
Question being taken on the resolution
on yeas and nays there voted as follows;
sent-19. Neutrality-suspicious. Binderna-
gel n Cuilen-2. The Director declared
the resolution adopted.
Clerk of the Board be directed to notify
the contractors for supplies to the Coun-
ty Institutions to supply goods when or
The Board on motion of Freebooter
The Director declared the Board adj
journed to meet next regular meeting
day. Thursday, February 20, 1895, at 4
Il JOHN BOYD, Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Hudson County, held in
the Court House on Thursday, February
Present at Observation-Disclosures Bin
deragel, Cullen, Cronin, Deitz, Eiehhorn,
Groth, He rs, Kenny, Kelly, MKssdn1gg'
Piercy Raiordan, Ripe and Director
Heller-1s. Abesnt-Freeholders Green.
Hanna and McNally5 Freeholders
cused from the meeting.
On motion of Freebooter Groth the
and soth, February 9Th and February
18TH. 1885, were approved as printed In
PETfTToNs ANE COMMUNICATIONS.
From w. w. Ruggles. Chief Engineer
Board Of Street and Water Commission
ers:-
bers of the Goard of Chosen Freeholders
of the County of HudsonE :
GentlemenIThe Board Ct Street and and
tending their water mains under the side
walk of the Boulevard between Pamrape
and Sea View avenues. and hereby ask
lay said pipe.
F~reeholder, Heating moved the com
munication be referred to the Commit
tie e on Hudson Boulevard. Adopted.
From Edlow w. Harrison, Chief .Engi-
neer, requesting the Board to designate
some person to take charge of the Build
ings and structures which are required
to be moved from the line of the Branch
E>raaba1aar Raat;nr n,oxyad +ba oo-p-
munication be received and referred to
the Committee on New Public Road.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Finance
Resolved, That warrants be and are
.c oellecE 0s and Signed neiT by tH He b 5hs opu ans
Clerk of the Board in payment OF the fol-
lowing claims as reported correct by the
Emil GrotH, Frederick Ripe, Conrad
Dietz, Simon Kelly, Charles Klein.
Claims Committee on Public and Sounty
Bayonne and G~reenville Gas Co, SO,
$40. $40; Henry Misegades, s6S; Michael
ko ohlmey ssT' s aphR y Hol1 Eanara sla Meh hrse,
sos; Henry Deedoff, $50; Thomas Nolan,
Claims Committee on Public Buildings:
Neil Campbell, S249.
Claims Committee on Census
Arthur M. Fitzpatrick. S193-4 8.
Claims Committee on StOrenouSe, etc.
John J.. OsHara. $27. 10.
Claims Committee ON A~lmshouse:-
N. Y. and N. +. Telephone Co., $166. 81
Michael Hennessey ,s2l1.10; Thomas Ma
Claims Committee on Hudson Boule-
ward, etc.
Abel + Brown, ss25; James Murrer, SO;
3. j. Mcdonald. $50: Philip Coyle, s.: g.
Tombler, IS; Michael Fitzpatrick, 1924. so;
Patrick II. Murphy, $S6. Il
Ernahn16np ID :opdo m L. 1ayad That the
claims be ordered paid.
Question being taken on the motion
on yeas and nays, there voted as follows:
Heating, Klein. Macfarlane, MeComb,
Riordam Ripe and Director Heller-l4
Klu.opp and PERCY. Absent-Freehold-
ers. Green. Hanna and McNally-3. The
Director declared the resolution adopted.
Henry & MeGivney. $2S2.2o, $l04.3O and
$3Se.17 and $342.87; M. T. Connolly, $4,0S5.
Question being, taken on the report on
Yeas-Freeholders Bindernagel, Crenin.
Cullen. Deitz, Groths Kenny. Kelly. Keat-
ing. Klein, Riordan. Ripe and Rirsetor
Heiney, Klunpp, McComb, Macfarlane
and Piercy4. Observation-Disclosures Green,
Hanna and MeNallyS3. The Director
RESOLUTIONS.
By Freeholder Cronin:
Bayonne. N. j., Feb. 20. 1896.
Hon. 7. J. Cronin:-
At the regular meeting of the Council,
held Tuesday. February IS, 1896, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Rv Councilman McQuillan:-
Whereas, The construction CT the Coun-
ty Boulevard has brought more surface
water to the intersection of Twenty-sec-
ond street than tine two receiving basins
there constructed can Accommodate. and
Whereas. The lack of proper. provisions
at said intersection for ~surfave water
road bed of Twenty-second streat from
the County Boulevard to Newark Bay;
Resolved. That Freeholders T. J. Cronin
and Al. T.. Macfarlane be rednested to use
their %infuence in causing the county to
provide two more receiving basins at
the said intersection; also
Resolved. That the City Clerk forward
to both Freebolders Cronin and Macfar-
Jane a copy of this preamble and resolu-
Received and filed and resolution
adopted. Yours respectfully,
W. G. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
Resolved, That Chief ng;ne Harrison
with the City Engineer Of the city Of
Bayonne In reference to the subject mat
ter in the communication and report on
same to this Board at its next meeting.
Adopted.
From director Heller
To the Honorable the Board of Chosen
Freeholders Of the County of Hudson
my approval. the resolution passed at
r~neetins of the Board held Thursdev,
February IL. 1895, whereby George w.
Thorn, Assistant Fnginee~ on the New
Public Road was dismissed.
Respectfully.
.4fE r. THr Ta H.