The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-17

10 the honorable Director and men,
bers OF the Board I extend many thanks
in promoting the improvements, and 10
the on ~Penitentiary their val
Y our obedient servant,
JOHN CRIMES.
Warden.
FROM COSTS Of PRISONERS
Do auids' S ssf.n: Ed isosSSd F Fariey. ss2 Ms:
John McGrode, s25.25: John Murphy. S29.17:
Jas. Mahoney,. alias Lockwood. S25.25;
holson, s25.25; John Blake, Asg James
Costello, $5L.71; Joseph Leise, &fi.St; Ed
ward Norton, s4l57; Herman Wings,
son. SIS. SO; Thomas Lewis, s26.0l; Annie
Meyers, S26.0f John Thorn, S25. 25; William
Bannon; $42.1S: Martin Dillon, ss2 g;
Louis Drag, $47.1S; John Salvatore, IS 2os
P. Reardon, john Hall, Jas. English, $4s.-
81; Oliver J. Burns, 1851; Sylvan Herk-
Stone Paid For-yan Keuren & Sons.
453ts yds, $453.50 Little Ferry Borough,
265 yds., $3l3.50; Bergen Turnpike Co., 2l0
yds., $2f0; William Hastings. III yds.. SlA;
Whifs. ars yds.. $3.50; Riverside Borough.
Otto Geist, 1Sla yds. $22.20; J.. H. Out
%a yds.. &c., yas 4RoS St'0i Won N Gin Il c3 3 yd5,.
$500; Coughlan Bros. 8 .yds., $3.50; Chgs,
Lehman, s yds., $500; Wm. Stately. ~
4 sskelkan, yd. $l2o. s Total, q :. -.
old barrels, $6S.44 sale of old rags, SEQ.
total, s3.154.4 9. Freeholder Kenny moved
the report be received and printed in fun
on the minutes. Adopted, From Robert
Ryan. warden: To the HonoFable- the
Chosen Freeholders of the County Of
Hudson: conference.-the following is re-
spectfully submitted as the report of the
Hudson County A~lmshousa, for tina
year ending November 90, 1885.
| during the year, 453; died. 1888; total, 592.
Remaining at date of this report; VIZ
adults, 191; female Minors 81; employs,
2f; total. 1888. Yearly cost. Provisions, So
432. TO- clothing, 1882 s.: miscellaneous ~
531.52: salaries. $l2,S54.S7; coal, $l,4VS.49- To-
| tal yearly cost, $67, 559.53; total average
yearly cost per inmate. s9l q Al.
In making this. my yearly report. l
wish to stale that it has been my earnest
desire to, prove to your honorable body,
ana the public at large. that this ~institu.
maintaining a lot of lazy, INCIDENT, IN
mates. hut that all who are able produce
something in the line OF Work as an essc
port will amply show, hoping You VIII
keep in view the fact that rms Is ne
| incurables in the county, which .~necessi-
| tates the care of a large number or
women and children. You VIII nelice tllas
the market value of produce. Our girls
besides a school education-Ire t3uSnt 10
sew. and aiso the -T so raea,Is q nobb5s1I
education, and during the summer months
spend a certain amont, OF time each on
the farm. Some of them are ta4geI
| trades by the mechanics on the bill. While
\ we do not claim TO be alto2efAer set5-sus-
tanning we feel, thai this asItaslea@a
following will show. During the summer,
from inmate labor. our farm has Welded;
90 bu. onions. at Dc, $64.S0: n heads saiaq,
at 24e., SlS.4s; IS, bu. peas, at Sgea 800
Soup green's durfng summer. $S59,S3;
dcz, caulinSowers Al %ls "; w 0shches
r b ~ string sSR1 beans at 60e., $500; IS bbis,
&C. SIS; 81 bbis. potatoes at 81 ss4
IL bushels red onions, ct 81. S4S; 40 dozen
sweet corn, at u cents. $lSz9; = puspeis
esthgs at 5 Cents. $500: IS. bunchss rad
at 5 cents, ss.2s 81 barrels spinach, at 81
SAG. We have raised and killed s.tAS
pounds of pork. which at cents lTr
pound. AMOUNTS to SAl.0s; making a TO-
lstai Of farm products. $l,To5lS Against
a total outing for seed, tomato piantss
hot he'd. SASH and manure, the sum OF
our favor. Al large portion of the farm
products were used at the Lunatic Asy-
The following articles haye also been
made.-Women's dresses, 29S; Women-s
aprons, 452; wonasn's pettlc9ats, les. Mo1
waists. 200; women's night gowns les:
girls dresses, 207; girls aprons, 4S6: girls
$50; girls chenlise, 800; infants dresses.
enA, fnhtllts' Skirts and shirts, $50: boys
aprons. 20; mems pants, 5l0s mems shirts,
/ 800: mems drawers and shirts. 81: mems
over2lls. go; mems jumpers, 2SA; bed
sheets. 1,450; pillow cases. SO2; towels;
1897; ticks, 1,032; boys coats, lse; boys
ton suits, 500; boys drawers and waists.
2oa boys shirts, 2i0; boys caps, $50; girls.
IS fs E@i. ~ 'n1A'4s y
THE interior of the Almshouse has also
haAn painted and kalsoInined. This for
merry cost about $500, but was done at
simply the cost of the material; SO. also.
L has a new ice house. which could NOT be
DUPLICATED for less than $500 We AVE
many other improvements which YOU
are aware have been made, and some are
/ still in progress. but, hoping the above
will prove 10 you Honorable Body that
/ idleuess has no home here, | most re-
s~pectfully submit the above for your APP
prevail. -
Warden.
Freebooter Riordan moved the report be
received and printed in full in the min
utes. Adopted. From James Grimes,
Amount Of crushed stone placed on
1 county roads from December 1, 1894, TO
date: On County road from Tonnele
avenue to Secaueus Read, 1882; on New
ark Turnpike from Hackensack bridge to
/ East Newark. 6,a25 yards. John Grimes.
warden. Freebooter Kenny move the
/ report be received and printed in full
on the minutes. Adopted. From John
Grimes, warden, Reauisition for supplies
fer the Penitenti1ry was received and
referred to the Committee on Peniten~