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


and removal Of dirt, etc, from paved
streets Of the city. 70 November 80, 1897,
he being the lowest bidder. contract price
$40 per mile.
tAdopted December /, 1867
awarding to Henry Cunningham the
to November 90, 1887. he being the lowest
bldder contract price. $40, 500.
ADOPTED December !, 1sssa
D Awarding to John J.. Shea the con-
tract for the Improvement OF Highland
avenue. from Hudson Boulevard to West
S Sieion avenue n s., N conformity with the pro-
n naaad OF ca aa : II, Laws of 1895 (esti-
CAdopted December /, 1865
Is tlx1ng the salaries of e. S. Gibersol
ana =. e McLain. clerks appointed De-
at $40 per month each.
Adopted December 2, 1857
z. Awarding to Edward O'Nein the con-
street. from about 20 feet from the cor
ner or the street, between Oakland avenue
anu PaiIsade avenue. and connecting with
With the provisions Of Chapter I'll, Laws of
1890 estimated cost 500. IS.
adopted December 2, 1850
3. Ordering paid the following claims.-
November %. 1885,
United Gas Improvement CO.. s7.o5. 50. 70.
- z Sl.95; Jersey City News, $40 and sis;
Mootz. s2.s5: Jos. Seals S CO. sss. g. f.
hugge. ss3.ss, $50 and s2s.17; A. Datz, $40
December 1, 1885,
Savage & Caslary, sss2.51; A. ]. Booth,
Sl5; s. J; Blakey. $40; ]. W. Harrison,
S45o; Dodge & Bliss Co, S7.20 and $3.50:
Edward o'Hara. s5.a5; United Gas inp5,'
The report was received and the reso-
%lutions were each concurred in by the fol-
iowlng vote on the call for the ayes ana
nays by the President
and Simpson.
Nays-None.
Absent--President Brautigam-i.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported Recommending the adoption of
rssolutions ordering paid the following
sls4 to James T. Norton, for fees as
S,srk FIRST Criminal Court, as per bill,
$40 to ]. Herbert Potts. for fees as
Judge First Criminal Court (bill Of Octo-
(Chargeable to account fees. First Grim
lnal Court.)
500 10 W. P. Douglass, for fees as Judge
SECOND Criminal Court for August, 1896.
S4 to Andrew J. Boyle. for fees as
Clerk of Second Criminal Court for month
of August, 1896.
$5S to Andrew j. Boyle, for fees as Clerk
Of Second Criminal Court for September,
tchargeable to account fees. Second
1imin Court.)
The report was received and the claims
were each ordered paid by the following
vote on the call for the ayes and nays by
the Chairman
Ayss-Messrs. Bailey, DetwilIer, Kellers
and Simpson,.
Nays-None.
Absent-President B-rautigam-1.
The Committee on Printing. Stationery
and Supplies reported recommending the
adoption of resolutions ordering the pay
ment of the following clains:-
SIS to the Jersey City News, for printing
manual, age 1888. Board of Finance.
$3.50 to Postal Tel. Gable Co., for mes
esnger service to Board Of Finance for
November, 1896.
sl.S2 to George B. Fielder, for recording
deed of Detwiller to Mayor and Aldermen
of Jersey City.
SEQ to John Al. Nugent, for copying
decisions of judge Lippineott, in case OF
OReIlly VS.. Mayor and Aldermen of Jer-
sey City.
sSs.75 to John j.. OrHara, for printing
and stationery for Board OF Finance.
The report was received and the claims
were each ordered paid, by the following
vote, on the call for the ayes nays
Ayes-Messrs. Bailey. Detwiller, KEEL
lers and Simpson,.
NayS-None.
Absent-Pf esident Brautigam-1.
William p. Douglass, VINO was present
at this meeting in response to the request
of this Board by resolution adopted No
vember IS. 1856. was accorded the privi-
lege OF the floor. and informed the Board
that the compilation of the laws affect
Ing JERSEY IlIy. required OIL G11IA1 / u US
done, is completed ana only awaits the
printing of the same in book form. Al
ter this statement made by Mr.. Doug
lass. it was agreed that when the said
work of compilation shall have been ac-
cepted the Cooperation Counsel be re-
questcd to look after the printing and
binding of the same
The following resolutions were pre-
sented, received and they We're each
adopted by the following vote, On the
call for the ayes and nays by the Chair
r14
Ayea-Messrs. Bailey, Detwiler, Kelers
and Simpson,.
NaysANone
Absent-President Brautigam-l.
Resolved, That the sum of twenty-six
hundred dollars $500 be and is hereby
SET aside and appropriated out of the one
half liquor license monies available Tor
the repairing, repaving. etc, Of paved
streets; for the payment OF payroils OF
foremen and 1aborers on paved streets,
etc, and for supplies in connection with
the work done by them: and
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor Of
that officer fer the sum OF twenty-six
amount from Liquor license account to
Special street account, for the purposes
designated above.
Resolved, That the following sums are
hereby appropriated and set ASIDE by this
Board, with the consent of the Mayor, out
0fSS0 much Us Is aNctFldDtG u Tic OAlG-AlCtL
of Liquor license monies received on
and after July /, 1896. TO wit
5000 to pay miscellaneous claims con-
tracted in connection with the repairing.
repaving, etc, ofpaved streets and the
Reconstruction of sewers, etc.
$500 TO pay final due and inspection fees
on the repairing and improvement OF
Montgomery street; nj
Resolved, That Warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
that officer for the sums of 500 and $500,
respectively, TO transfer said amounts
from Liquor license account" for the
purposes as aforesaid.
BY Mr.. Detwiller:-
Resolved, Tha this Board hereby res
cinds the resolution passed at its meeting
held June IA, 1891. concurring in the pre-
amble and resolution. adopted by the
Board Of Aldermen of Jersey City at its
meeting Of une IA, 1894, to W.T.
"That the Mayor and Aldermen of Jer-
sey City sell and convey from time to
time all right. title and interest of the
city in all property acquired by the city
and not required for city purposes and
Resolved, That a copy of this resolution
be sent to the Board of Aldermen.
By Mr.. Bailey
drawn upon the City Treasurer in favor
the sum Of 100000, on account of county
taxes of 1896.
BY Mr.. Bailey
Resolved, That the sum of four nun !
dred and ninety-eight dollars be and is
hereby set aside and appropriated by this
Boahd, with the consent of the Mayor, Out
of the one-haif Of LIQUOR license fees re-