The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-24

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for the sprinkling and maintain ng of
same, would beg leave to submit the fol-
Ftrst-Since my incumbency in office as
superintendent / nave made a daily ex-
animation OF the road. and since the com
said Hudson Boulevard have been awarded
/ have superintendent same and nave made
s sax contractors fbaa conform in every particu-
Second-I have notified the different
municipalities throughout the county to
of which have been removed and some are
stu there. | hay notified the residents
s aloEsgr the LIN Of the road e remove the
front Of their residences. Near
~ all are removed, and I
expect the balance to be removed in a
Thirdl have notified the Western
Union Telegraph Company, the Hudson
Count Electric Light Company and the
New York and New Jersey Telephone
Company to remove their poles off the
line Of the Boulevard. TIL Western
Union Company are the only parties
VIC nave removed their poles.
FOURTH have notified Messrs. Henry
& McGibney of several depressions in
the road on the upper section. They
have attended to same, and / would state
that said road is now in good condition.
Fifth have notified Messrs. O'Brien.
Mannlx, Cannon and Kern to cut the
grass and weeds. on the sidewalk under
their different contracts. Messrs.
OBrien and Cannon have complied; the
others have not done SO as yet. | nave
also notified them to keep the cutters
clean, as well as to clean out the basins
and keep their different portions of their
road in proper condition. / I'VE noti-
ned al residents who have box or drain
pipes draining into and on the Boulevard
to have same removed, to prevent stag
nant pools OF water collecting in the
cutters. In many places said drains
have been removed. I ave notified the
health inspector of Jersey City to nave
removed at once a box sewer running
from a water closet on Fairview venue
INTO one or the basins on the Boulevard.
I have notified Chief of Police Murphy
that the. parapet of the wall over the
Erie tunnel is continually being destroy
ed by boys, who loosen the curbing
stones and throw them down the bank.
SIXTH have notified the Consolidated
traction Company to repair the cross
ing on Montgomery street, Jersey City.
I have also called the attention of the
authorities of the Rutherford Traction
company OF the necessity of notifying
their employees on the cars to stop said
electric cars before crossing the Hudson
Boulevard at the Paterson Plank Road;
and finally, l have notified the police
department of the different municipali-
ties in the county to aid and assist in
enforcing the rules and regulations gov
erning traffic, etc, on the Hudson Boule-
ward. The cities of Jersey City and Bay
rendered valuable assistance to the coun-
ty. Respectfully submitted,
M. ]. COYLE, Superintendent.
FTeellOlQeT hedtIuS moved the report
be received and printed in full on the
minutes. Adopted.
From the Committee on Finance
.r aes9 bsess That warrants be and
County Collector. and signed BY
the Director and Clerk of the
Board in payment of the, fol-
Committee on Finance and Audit, the SAL
aries of the regular employees to be paid
when due and duly certified 10.
jos. a. R4ordan, John F.. Heating, F.
McNally, Wm. Green, Frederick Ripe,
Charles Klein, committee.
Claims Committee on A~lmshouse:-
S. B.. Ellis, sS4s 80: F. McDeranott, s136.64;
James P. Hall, s85 and s72.2O; Robert Ryan,
warden. 81, 316.S1; Burm1am e Granger.
$3.50; Dennis Reardon, 1921. 10; Moses May
er. s1a2.5o; Thomas Musson, S577.6S; Wig
Steele & Condict, @.75: 4. post $1So.4s:
A z Brown, sSl25; Moses Mayer, $500;
James P. Hall. ss4.5 9 Joseph Sack, ssS.25
niball, s207.1 IS; John Kirkpatrick, SO; Thos.
F. Cone. s2S; Fleischman & Co., ss0.95;
Charles Petow, $50: Fleischman & Co,
s4es5; Virgins & Abel, ss4; A. Post,
sl2o.s2: James P. Hall, 50: Bernstein &
Co. s5s.25; Downes Bros, s116.25; Pagan
Iron Works, $3.50; Harry Mainland,
Claims Committee on Lunatic Asy-
George W. King, medical superintend-
emf, s1.719.17; Michael Smith, s540.35; James
Coyle. s. 2so. 49,; William Schneider, sss.s2
and S128.19; John Clancy, s3.67; Frank
Pfetschmann, slS4.58; F. Goebel. $1,000;
R. Bose. s16l. 10; Mary Dunn, sl4.17; Philip
Martin, SIG; Kate Ritchie, $3.50; Henry
s2sS.6o; Frank McDermott, sS7.52; Virgins
& Abel, $40, s., s11.24 and $40.
Claims Committee on Smallpox Hospi-
tall
Margaret Clark, s41.e6.
Daniel F. McCarty. s66.66; Henry Hess,
Claims Committee oan Mechanics. Coun-
Reumpler. 500. 60; VIM. Burke, s9S 50; John
Connolly, $751; John Deacy. $3.50; Chas.
Lillis. $50; John Lr,ndy, $50 g; John Fitz-
gibbons, $500; John Higgins, $50; JOS.
| Shannon, $66.6
Claims Committee on Penitentiary: John
James James M @ainsn' & a Sons s's ssSS. s1'0l7'0'
Inc.denlals:.Andrew J. Manning, Store
keeper, S474.14.
Claims Committee on Printing and Sta
tionisry :-Evening News, $3.50, S42; The Re-
porter. $45.S3; The Observer, S232.50. 1880
Claims Committee on Buildings, s77.S3; G.
Claims Committee on Public Grounds,
g &c St Hsoa aqd 1o %Jail:- sSs q. J. W HGgsn;
Ryan. sos. 80; Charles Muller. $65; Frederick
Prosser. 500; P Ioa ri Magpother, ~ ss g:
Peter cayTan ana 81 Sss: 60 60; b m; MeGinn5s' S Sb g;
s21.56 IS. $s9.72; Dodge & Bliss Co, -S9.s4,
S6S.29: Western Union Tel Co.. A2, Jersey
City Supply Co.. $40, $84: Dodge & Bliss
Co, $64. SO: Pagan Iron Works. $2B. 80: c..
l.. DAVE & Co. $50; Anthony Dwyer. $500;
Edw. McDermott. sl47.21; John Wagner,
A.S0; Peter Henderson & Co., S.; p. J.
Andrews. s1,500; Virgins & Abel, S20.05,
$50. Sc.
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Claims Committee on Public and County
Roads:-John Bellar s103.50; NJ. Heslin,
S34; James Murray, $18; Patrick Curtin.
$50. so; Peter Defining, $61.25 VIM. D.
Henry, $73. 70; Patrick Curtin, S25 go; b.
McGinnis. $S1. rs; Lawrence Gibney. Sill;
VIM. Dahm, s1N.75; Otto Topper, $50.
Claims Committee on Bridges:-J. e.
Riordan. $253.3 "a; Thomas Tanning, s253.33;,
Henry "A. Martini. $3.50: Edo V. Jochem.
s29.16; John Tent, $27. 50; John MeCloskey,
$f5; Jean Tack, $1.2o and $L.20; Patrick
j. Cooney. 1884 and s2.55; John j. Multi
gan, s36; E. P. Backus Lumber Co., s2.3S;
w. G.. & G. Greenfield, $3.50. 50; James
Connolly, s22.31 and 2.S4; Jersey City
Supply Co, 81: VIM. Begnell. 81.
Claims Committee IN Finance and
Audik:-Hugh Dugan, 800; Arthur ].
O'Brien, ISL; Joseph NJ. Noonan, $SS-33;;
DIR. Thomas Bryne, $166. Sc; Norman l..
Rowe, $50; Pierce J. Flemin, $50 80;
Joseph A. Whelan, 1885,; A. Dwyer,
$71.30; VIM. ]. Moran, $40; Thomas Ma
honey, s11O.57; L.. S. Losey, SO. Is; Estate
Charles Somers, $50; John Boyd. s6s.45.
Claims Committee on Board of Health
and . Vital Statistics:-Daniel Tierney,
$S3.33; James S.. Lynch, $50. 33; Michael
Nevin, $685. G. G. Hendrick, SIPS; G. J..
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