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tall chargeable to account Martin Act'').
$1,000 to n. ?. Wedin, Jr.. for. services
as Assistant Clerk. First District Court,
$l5.55 to Albert Payne for services as
Marshal of Second District Court, from
November 9Th to November 18th, 1895, at
rate of $685. per month (~chargeabIe to
account of District Court Fees.
The same committee further reported re-
commencing the adoption of the following
resoiutions:-
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn. on the City Treasurer in favor OF
the following named persons for salaries
for the month of December. 1895, when
due, to wit
$50 to Honora Lamb for cleaning rooms.
$S0 to Bridget Parker for cleaning rooms.
$50 to Kate Battersbee, for cleaning
rooms.
$50 to Ellen outwater for cleaning
rooms.
$40 to Charles Golden for tending fires.
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
of claims for printing official minutes
during the month of December, 1895, when
due, as follows:-
The Jersey City News, s229.1s; the Even
aid. $22s.1s.
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
of salaries for the month of December.
1895, when due, as follows
$416.66 to p. F. Wanser, Mayor.
s25o.M to s. D. Dickinson. City Treas
urer.
$4,000 to G. R. Hough, City Comptrol-
s25o.0o to S. H. Smith, City Collector.
s125.N to c. s. Westervelt. Deputy City
Comptroller.
$3.50 to j. H. Alderman, Deputy City
Collector.
s25.W to wmJ F. Ely. Deputy City
$4,000 to F. P. Van saun. Clerk to city
Comptroller.
$4,000 to w. H. Tutttle, Clerk to City
s41s.s6. to John A. Blair. Corporation
Counsel.
$2s1.66 to Spencer weart, Corporation
sl5o.W to Martin Finck, Clerk Board of
Finance.
$685. to W. c. Dunn, Assistant to Clerk
$4,000 to Stephen NJ. Egan, Clerk to
City, Collector.
$4,000 to John Wandle, Clerk to City
$4,000 to Chas. F. Krebs. Clerk to City
Collector.
10000 to VIM. H. vermylea. Clerk to
$4,000 to H. j. Burns, Clerk to city
Collector.
5000 to Jas. L. Merritt, Messenger to
$l25.O0 to T. K. Halstead. Clerk to City
Clerk.
$3.50 to N. E. Feury. Clerk to City
sl25.O to ]. P. wanser. Clerk to City
Clerk.
Slvv." " 1. = CUMMINGS, clerk 10 City
$4,000 to James H. Clark. Clerk to City
Clerk.
s25c.O to L. D. Fowler, Assistant to
Board of Tax Commissioners and Assist
ant Clerk.
s125.O to ]. j. Nevin. Secretary to May
$4,000 to VIM. C. Broas, Collector of Ar
rears of Personal Taxes.
sS3.3S to M. NJ. Kenyon, Clerk to City
$500 to Edward T.. Morgan, Clerk to
Mayor:
sl25oe to T.Y Brown. Draughtsman to
ers and Assessment Clerk.
The report was received and the recom-
mendstions therein contained, were &C
adopted by the following vote, on the call
for the ayes and nays by the President.
Ayes President Jones and Messrs.
Bailey, petwiller, H~ardenbergh and
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
The same committee further reported
recommending that the petition of Carl
G. A. Schunann and Emil for
the return of certain water rents for
enormously assessed, be not granted,
and that the Clerk Of this Board be di-
feeted to return all papers.
The report was received, and the re-
Communications of the Committee were
adopted by the same vote as the previous
one. on the call for the ayes and nays
The Committee on Printing, Stationery
and pph reported RECOMMENDING the
following claims, (all chargeable to ac-
count. Printing, Stationery, etc.)=
$500 to ]: W, Harrison, for stationery.
ETC., for City Comptroller.
5000 to Carrie L. Calais, for typewrit-
ing in Mayors office.
1855 to Postal telegraph Gable Co., for
for November, 1895, (to be paid out OF
appropriations for year 1s94-1S95.)
5000 to Richard Drummond, Jr., for
issued by the Collector of Arrears of
Personal Taxes, for personal taxes due
5000 to Charles Golden. for extra SER
vices as messenger to offices of Mayor
and Board of Finance for month of De-
eember, 1895, when due.
ITO be paid out of appropriation for
years 1860
The report was received and the claims
We're each ordered paid by the the follow
by the President;
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs.
Bailey, Detwiller, Hardenbergh and Simp-
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
The following resolutions were present.
ed and received, and they were each
adopted by the following vote on the call
for the ayes and nays by the President
Ayes-President Jones and Messrs.
Bailey, Detwiller, H~ardenbergh and Simp-
49,
Nays--None.
BY Mr.. Hardenbergh:-
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor Of
Edwin w. Ackerman for $212. 90 for du-
plicate payment of assessment for sewer
in New York avenue, from North to
South streets, on Lots 1874 and 1876, Block
1856, New York avenue, paid February q,
1895, being duplicate of payment made
May IA. 1884: provided. however. that the
warrant above mentioned shall not be de-
livered by the City Clerk until the one
set of bills, showing the duplicate pay
ment shall first a been filed in this
office.
BY Mr.. Hardenbergh:-
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer to the order
of the Commissioners of Adjustment for
5000 out of proceeds of and collections
from adjusted city liens for taxes, tax
sales, assessments and water rents, said
sum being required by said Commission
ers of Adjustment to property perform
and carry out the provisions of the oct
creating said Commissioners.
BY Mr.. Hardenbergh:
Whereas, An appeal was made by Mary
NJ. Macklin to the Board of Appeals in
Cases of Taxation against the assessed
valuation of 1000 on Lots 1S n Is,
Block 35. Nos. AZ and 40 Sussex street.
and a reduction was made of $1,000 on
same as per her notice, dated December
II, 1895; and
Whereas, The said Mary NJ. Macklin in~
advertently on December II, 1895. paid the
taxes on aid property as originally as
sessed. supposing the bill received from
the City Collector showed the amount as
reduced. therefore.