The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-26
BOARD OF
CONCEAL Proceedings.l
Continued


Whereas, Said warrant has been duly
signed by the Mayor and Comptroller
of Jersey City, and delivered to the
Clerk of said City to be delivered 70
production of the certificate of tax sale
which had been delivered to the said
James Gopsill, now deceased. at the time
of his said purchase at the said tax
Whereas, 1t appears by a sworn afii-
davit that the said certificate of tax
Resolved. That the said warrant, dated
December i, eighteen hundred and eighty
five, be cancelled. and that a new war
rant, payable TO the Estate Of James
by the Mayor and Comptroller Of the
CITY OF Jersey City, and delivered to the
Clerk Of said City to Zoe delivered to
filing with the Comptroller Of aid City
of a bond in double the amount of said
warrant, which said bond shall be APP
said City of Jersey City.
By President jones'
Whereas, An assessment vas levied
against Wood & Menagh. at a valuation of
$4,000, on personal property of the BUSH
ness located at No. 1874 Newark avenue,
on Lot q. Block 241. for year 1895; and
was made in the copying from the Asses
sors' books, S1,500 instead of $4,000 as as
sessed; and
Whereas. A bill was rendered to Wood
& Menagh, on a valuation Of $500, and the
tax for the amount of the same (s41. 25)
has been paid: therefore be it
Resolved. That the City Collector be
requested and directed to inform Wood
& Menagh regarding the error in rendering
Bill. and ana .t e r 1aTnesf them hem to Wif pav a the eorF bail
ance. s971.25 due. making the full amount
levied by the assessors, and i payment is
be determined by the City Coilectorl
the City Collector is directed to proceed
IN conformity with the requirements of
law
BY Mr.. Hardenbergh:-
Whereas, Under an agreement entered
into between Patrick II. Nugent and
the Mayor, and Aldermen of Jersey City,
it is agreed and especially understood that
the latter. as the party of the second
part, shall pay all water rents due
Nugent, and known by the street num-
bers 2 and % Newark avenue, Jersey
City. of which the second. third and
fourth floors were, until May !. 1896,
occupied by the officers, soldiers and mu-
sicians Of the Fourth Regiment of the
National Guard of this State, as an ar
moTy. for the uses OF said regiment;
Whereas, There is now due said Patrick
H. Nugent for water rents assessed
has paid, and which should have been
paid under the terms of the lease by
the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City,
for the years 1885 to 1884, both years In
~clusiVe) amounting to $23S.13 which sum
is due said Patrick H.. Nugent, and
Whereas, There is also due said Pat
rick H.. Nugent the sum of $13 for gfass
put in in said leased premises, and which
sum, under the lease, should be paid by
the said the Mayor and Aldermen Of
Jersey City. making the total sum due
said Patrick H. Nugent. s251.13: there
fore
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn IN the City Treasurer in favor
of Patrick H. Nugent for $23S.13. to pay
three-fourths of the following water
rents, assessed against Nos. q and %
Newark avenue, Jersey City, formerly
coupled by the Fourth Regiment of the
National Guard of this State, paid bv
said Patrick Fl. Nugent, and which water
rents should be paid by 1.-THE Mayor n
Aldermen of Jersey City" under the
lease entered into between Patrick II.
Nugent and the said 1.-THE Mayor and
Aldermen of Jersey City,