The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-28

be received and the action Of the County
cqlieclor concurred therein; Adopted.
Resolved. That warrants be and are
COLLECTOR, and signed by the Director
and Clerk of the Board, in of
lne Iohowing claims, as reported correct
VIZ:
Frederick Ripe. Francis Percy, chas.
LISP, Conrad Dietz, T. McNally and
Claims Committee on Lunattc Asylum.
Sonn s d feMf aerspn;; ; Sss;0a; E Fior fI,lt,s &
{ : Sons, s4i Itols will. punn. ~ 8 Hirtler
: Henry Hess. Jr.. sl27.sa; John Schmidt.
Claims Committee on Smallpox Hospi-
tal.pennis Reardon. s25s.2O.
E shober, sas4.7o; Charles =. Gardner.
Claims COMMITTEES on Public Grounds,
ner, s42 9; Charles q. Gardner. Si7.s
cS Saaims g. S0GG ardfer, 81 sl5.5 North Bridges
Kana. s54i sG Ianrenee G 81 es9as "a.
al 9ls3as fbS affg, ssS; % NJ nief9% s!onn aaf AZ g:
Michael McNaliy, S29.8S.
Freeho2der McNaIly moved that war
rants be ordered drawn in favor of the
payment of said claims.
Question being taken on the motion On
yeas and nays. there voted as follows
Kenny. Kelly, Klein, lMcNaliy, Mccomb..
Percy, Ripe and Director Haller-ll.
Nay+Freeholder Klumppl. Absent
Green. Eichhorn. Hanna, Heating. Mac
farlane and Riordan-9. The director de-
clared the resolution adopted.
William Dahm, 1910. Rreehoider McNally
moved the report be received and war
rants ordered drawn in favor Of the pay
ment Of aid claim. Question being taken
on me m0f1nn on UOlG and naUS fhara
voted as follows:-Yeas-All the members
Of the Board present, z. Absent. Free
holders Bindsernagel, Cullen, cronin, Green
and Riordan-9 The Director declared
the motion adopted. Freeilolder McNally
moved that when the Board adjourns it
1ssS; at f9Sr F.. M ADOPTED, BY Free
Sscully be and is hereby indentured to
on the resolution ON yeas and nays there
voted as follows:Yeas, all the members of
the Board present-l2. Absent-Freehoid-
E%ichhorn. Hanna. Heating, Macfarlane and
Kiordan-9. The Director declared the res
olution adopted. Freebooter Klien moved
rector declared the Board adjourned, to
P. M.
Adjourned meeting OF the Board of
Chosen Freeholders of Hudson County,
held in the Court House on Thursday.
Present AT Observation-Disclosures Bin
dernagel. Cullen, Dietz, Eichhorn, Groth,
G GT,ssd4, Hanna R1a;a, KKeineys KMe anyyii, Kelly ely,
Comb. !Piercy. Riordan, Ripe and Direc-
tor Heler-l9. Observation-Disclosures Cron-
in and Macfarlane-2 Freeholders Cronin
and Macfarlane were excused from the
PETIT1foNs AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From John p. Lewis
Jersey City, January Is, 1896.
the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen-I have examined the teas
at county storehouse,, and find
same equal in all respects TO the county
JOHN P. LEWIS.
Freebooter Heating moved the report
perceived and ordered filed. Adopted.
From E. t. Paxton. Attorney. &c.:-
Hoboken. n. j., January %, 1896.
Dear Sir-In the event of anyone apply
IN for payment OF the award made by
the Commissioners for the Basserman
purposes, please refuse to pay out any
of the money until you hear further from
me. There is some trouble about it.
20u E. f. 5Tul Bs.AxroN.
Freeholder Heating moved the com
munication be referred to the Committee
III AN0W I QDlpC llOou- dORlC
Proposals and bids for carbons and pea
coal for the electric light plant were re-
Freebooter Klumpp moved that the bid
for coal be rejected and returned to Mr..
Coyle.
Question being taken one the motion
Yeas~Freeioiders Eichhorn, Green, Hell
ney, Klumpp. McComb and Piercy-6.
Nays-Freeholders Bindernagel. Cullen.
Dietz, Groth, Hanna. Kenny, Kelly, Keat-
iDO Klein MaNa1lU Riardan Rinnh. md
Director Haller-l3. Observation-Disclosures
Cronin and Macfarlane-2. The Director
d de- the motion lost, Freehelders
lers. Proposals and bids for carbon for
electric light for the New Public Road
was received from the following named
erick .Noll. $3.50; Mutual Finance Con
Co., per thousand pair, $14.50;
Mutual Finance Co.. per thousand pair,
sls.7s: NJ. 7. Connolly, per housand pair,
$27.75; New York Carbon Co., per thous-
and pair, SIS: p; s. Greedy, per thousand
s.. 1880. F~reehoider Keating moved that
all the bids be referred to the Committee
on New Public Road. Adopted.
Proposals and eids for rI pea coal for the
from Mr.. James Coyle.
Freebooter Green moved that the bid
for coal be returned to Mr.. Coyle unread
City News and Hoboken News.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nay there voted as follows:-
Yeas-Freeholders Deitz, Eichhorn, Green,
Heiney. Klumpp. Klein McConb, Ptercy
and Rippe-10. Nays-Freenolders |
Cullen. Greth, Hanna, Kel-
tor Hellerl9. Neutrality-suspicious. Cronin
and Macfarlane-2. The Director de-
clared the motion lost. Freebooter
Klumpp appealed from the decision of
the Chat Question being taken on
call OF yeas and nays on: Shall the decis-
Board; Yeas.Frseholders Bindeinagel.
Cullen, Deitz. Groth, Hanna, Kenny, KEEL
", Heating. Klein, McNally. Riordan and
Rippe-12. NaysEFreeholders Eichnorn,
Green, Heincy. Klumpp, McComb and
Piercy-6. Declined to vote. Director Hell
ler-l. observation-disclosures Cronin and
MacfarlaneE2.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From Thomas r. Noonan, Jr., COUNSEL
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Free
holders Of the County Ct Hudson
you on December 10, 1895, i stated that I
expected to have the report of the COM
on the Branch Boulevard pre-
sented to Justice Lippincott within That
MY reason for so stating was
If all the cases Of pieces Of prop
the hearings and all the preliminary
work had been finished and everything
made ready for the commissioners 70 fly
their awards and damagesl etc. sirce /
November II, 1895. and the principal
part and large majority Of the cases had
1896. ard the said three eases, which
could not have been gotten SO ready by