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


ers of the County Of H~Ddson:
month q February. 1856, ana turned over
whose receipt You win find attached
Board Of y. s. prisoners for quarter
ending April / 1885. s1Go; SOD Pay \
einey three tons old iron, 1913 Sold George
tLauseker one yard stone. 81. Total, S1S6.95.
Respectfully submitted
JOHN GRIMES, Warden
Jersey City. March 2, 1896.
Received from John Crimes. one hun
dred and .eighty-six dollars and ntnety-five
cents, being money received by him dur
ing the month of February, 1896, as fol-
Board Y. $. prisoners. ending April. /.
iron, at s2.25. 1913: Sold George Lauseker.
one yard stone. 81; Total. SlS6. Sc.
Respectfully. HUGH DUGAN.
Freeholder Riordan moved the report
pc received and printed in the minutes.
From George W. King, Medical Super
- Jersey City, Nj. March 4 1896.
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehclders
of the County Of Hudson.
Gentlemen.-To date I have collected
and turned over to the county collector the
sum of $56, for the board Of patients in
this institution. The names of the patients
as well as the County, Collectors. receipt
for the same. you will please find en-
| closed. Very respectfully
GEORGE w. KING. Medical supt.
Received f }ssaey DE- city 4. N e, kin 1; 1s sfsy-
six dollars.
H aoss c0a 90. ;ot one Z. m9sonth, IS; David
Freebooter Riordan moved he report
me received and printed in the minutes.
From Robert Rven Wardan-
Received from Robert Ryan, Warden.
sixty cents as follows:-From sale of old
material s2e.60; burial permits. $40; to-
HUGH DUGAN,
Freebooter Riordan moved the report
be received ind printed in the minutes.
ton for hardware, was received and re-
ferred to the Committee on Penitentiary.
From John Grimes. Warden. reporting
Snake Hill during the month of Febru-
airy to s be 1921 yards. Ordered fled
Aimshouse. and George w. King, Med1-
cal Superintendent, for the month of Feb
Jersey City. March s, BsS.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers Of t the Beard Of Chosen Freehold
rAN t0S
.GentlemenI have to report the com
pletion of the pipe sewer on the line of
Violet street (so-called). 1t will, however,
be necessary to clean out the old water
course with which this pipe connects for
some 500 feet in order to secure outlet
for the water, as in heavy storms it runs
to the north. and the water we send
down adds very much to this trouble. I
it may a v legal complication. The coun-
ty would probably have the right to re-
cover any cost of clearing this water
course from the parties who have OBJ
Respectfully,
e. w. HARRISON,
Freebooter McNally moved moved t the report
be received and referred to the COMMITTEES
on New Public Road. Adopted.
From Thos. F. Noonan, Jr., Counsel
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson
Gentlemen.In the matter OF the ap-
| pealS taken from the awards of the Com
missioners on the Branch Road. in which
motion was made By ex-Judge Abel I.
Smith and Mr.. Gordon, before Judge Lip
raised the point that the Court should
not grant said motion because nsne Of
proper time, Wave days frsm the
time fixed for filing the co1nrpls-
s~ioner's report my contention being that
Liz H LII | y A&I SAlA9Cs ~ ikAlC O41SX 1l0A
Boulevard Statute, fer the taking Of
such appeals, has been repealed by an
act of March 8 1899, which fixes the
time for such appeal at five days. ETC.,
Judge Lippincott has decided that said
| act OF 1888 prescribes an exclusive meth
cd and time for taking such appeals
| and supersceeds all other Statutes upon
the subject. Accordingly, he has denied
the other application for the framing of
an issue, etc. This will prevent the pros
ecution of any appeal from such awards
unless this ruling of Judge L%ippincott
shall be reviewed and reversed by some
| higher court.
Very respectfully,
THOS. F. NOONAN, JR.
Counsel, &
| Dated, March s, 1896.
Freebooter Riordan moved that the
report be received and printed in the
| minutes. Adopted.
From John Boyd, Clerk requisition for
| stationery for Courts and Office of Board
was received and on motion of Free
| holder Groth referred to the committee
on Printing and Stationery.
| From the Committee On Finance and
| Audit
Resolved, That warrants be and are
| ehreby ordered drawn on the County Col
lector, and signed by the Director and
Clerk of the Board, in payment of the
! following claims as reported correct by
the Committee on Finance and Audit,
viz:
Joseph "A. Hloruan, FFeQerlCk Rlppe,
Emil Groth, Conrad Deitz, VIM. Hanna,
f. McNally.
Claim COMMITTEES on Penitentiary:-
| John Grimes, warden and employees, ST.
s4o.65; Thos. Musson, s22S.43, 500. 81;
Henry Hess, Jr., sS5.18: Jno. ii. vollers,
SIS; E. A. Dugan, $173.25; Moses Mayer,
SS4; Jno. j. Lenahan, S6l so; William Bry-
an, s33; Michl Smith, S4s7.@; Dennis
Reardosi, Ss7.70; S. B: Ellis, $500; Jno.
g.. Otis; SCI; Frank McDermott, s2S. s.;
| Steele & Condict, s1S3. IS; Jno. Egan. $S1;
Thinker & Hannibal, SlS3.22; Downes
| Bros, SIS; A Post, $73.l3;
Claims COMMITTEES on Storehouse:-A. J..
| Manning, -storekeepers and assistants,
s474.14: William Burke. sSz.s0 John Fftz-
gibbons, IS "; John Lundy, So sS; John
Connolly. $3.50: John Higgins, $3.50:
Charles Lillis. 1920: August voigt, $3.50;
Edw. Reumpler, $50. so: Frank McDermott,
| So. 02: J. Fl. Gautier Il Co. $36. 40 and $32. "a;
| Virgins Abel, $3.50.
Claims Committee on Almshouse:-Rbt.
Ryan. warden, and employees, 81. 15S; 80;
j.. f. Underhsll, $54.6s: Henry He'll. Jr.',
sl1c.52; A. Post. $i2s.w; James -coyle. ST.
672.38; Downes Bros. s2226. %; w. r. Cook,
| S20l; r.. McDermott. 5000; James Bailey,
S220.25; Michael Smith, 1894. SO; George
| Grob, $3.50: Dennis Reardon, $500. 40; E.
a. Gerdy, sl21.@; John J Lenahan. $3.50.
Gardner. si5s57,; Virgins & Abel. $40. so;
s1sf.1o: Joseph H. Cutley. s1s5..
Claims Committee on Lunatic Asylum:
| George w. King, Medical Superintendent
and employees: S1,5e8.@; Thomas Mussen,
s4ss IS; Joseph H Cutley So; ~Ignatsi sas
T~L rn eec Is, % n ohaf qss,