The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-28
THE JERSEY City news sAruRDAY. MARCH Is. 1895.

boulevard. while the MAGNITUDE Of
this report, with the accompanying
schedules. notices. ETC.. and especially an
great amount Of work has been done in
this matter. vet the said report, etc., EN-
braces only the result Of that work and
is not at all an dsQuate measure of its
i%ntricacy, its difficulty or its extent. The
holding of the meetings to give hearings
to the parties, Interested, etc., in the lands.
etc. to be taken. etc, and the going oyer
amounts of the awards and damages, etc,
was the easiest part of the work. The
difficult part of the work was to ascer-
serve. where they could be found to
serve them, etc, to get said meetings
ready and prepare everything for the
and adjust the values, etc. They were
ruary %. 1925, they. qualified in March,
hear the owners of n to be taken for
the Branch Road on May 9. 1895, and they
completed their work and reported to said
fixed their compensation at $3.50 each.
which the County Collector Is required to
pay on the certificate of said justice.
that one Jane B. Pane has fIed a petition
of appeal from the award made by the
commissioner to her for property to be
taken for the Branch Road, Such pro-
upon and taking possession by your Board
of said petitioners lands and real estate,
provided you tender payment as aforesaid,
you pay the. amount into the Court of
Chancery. Dated January 90, 1896. Very
respectfully, Thomas F.. Noonon. Jr.,
Freebooter Heating moved the report be
received and printed in the minutes.
From d. w. Laurence. Ramon M. Cook
Arend Holthausen, Commissioners on the
Branch Road, presenting a copy of their
report, was received and on motion Of
cordance with law. From A. j. Manning,
~Storekeeper requisitions for SUPPLIES for the
P~enitentiary, was received, and on mo-
ton of Freeholder Bindernagel. referred
From George W. King. Medical Super
intendent:-
TIC the Honorable the Director and
Membersof the Board of Chosen Free
holders of the County Of Hlldson:-Gen-
tiemen-I have collected and returned
eighty dollars for the board Of patients
In this institution. This constitutes the
amount in full collected by me to date.
me names OF the patients, as well as the
you will please find enclosed.
Respectfully submitted
Medical Superintendent.
jersey, City, y. j., January %. 1896.
Received from George w. King, Super
.intendent, eighty $500 dollars. being mon
ey received by him during the month of
pa tients in the County Lunatics Asylum
w. D. Mclaughlin. 2 months, $16; Minnie
HaunsteiE. 9 months. s24; Alice Hinkle,
]. f. Hoffman,, | month. So; total, $50.
HUGH DUGAN,
County Collector.
Freebooter Riordan moved the report
be received and printed in full in the min
utes. Adopted.
From Hugh Dugan:-
Jersey City, January "a. 1896.
the Honorable the Director and Mem
hers Of the Board Of Chosen Freehold
ers of the County of Hudson
sue Of two Is Registered New Public
Road AZ bonds due January /, 1926, No.
I TX n oo for ), $1,000, and No no 1;z7S for 5000
Bonds, Nc. 1,2o7 for $4,000, and POS for
900 G15,00W.. These I have. destroyed
and registered the above bonds.
Yours respectfully,
HUGH DUGAN..
County Collector.
Freebooter Riordan moved the report
received and approved. Adopted.
To the Honorable the Director and Mem
bers of the Board OF Chosen Freehold
ers Of the County Of Hudson
tion received from Mr.. John 2. Noonan,
assistant clerk of your Board, to- the effect
that the contract for furnishing hosiery
to the county had been awarded to me
for the faithful performance of fur
the same, ! would respectfully
inform your Honorable Board that since
siery 1 have embarked in a new business,
and it would be a great incon-
interfere with my present business to
with the supplying Of hosiery to
the county. For these reasons | respect
fully ask that you relieve me from my
bid and / will pay the difference between
my bid and that of the next lowest bid
der. Respectfully, Alexander ]. Acker-
man.
Freeholder Bindernagle moved that the
communication be received and the re-
quest granted. Freebooter Heating moved
to amend by inserting in the motion that
the Counsel of the Board prepare the
tween the two bidders. that is, the bid
of Mr.. Alderman and the next lowest
bidder, be paid to the county, and the
for hosiery be awarded to the
lowest bidder.
Question being taken on the amendment
on yeas and nays there voted as fol-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bindernagel. Gull
len. Dietz. Groth. Green. Hanna, Heiney,
McCombr Piercy, Riordah and Rippe-l6.
Observation-Disclosures luuu
Nays-Freeholders Eichhorn, Klumpp
a ars c ParGG10 and He Maefarlane esen'T Tse pipee-
~ NAAAN AtVN1 ALNAA( - AAS - y
tor declared the amendment adopted Re
ports of Committees. From the Committee
on Finance and Audit: Resolved, That
be and are hereby ordered drawn
on the County Collector, and signed by
the Director and Clerk OF the Board in
payment of the following claims as re-
ported correct by the Committee on FL
nance and Audit, viz: Joseph A. Riordan,
Frederick Ripe, Charles Klein. r. Nc
Nally. John F.. Heating. William Hanna,
Con. Dictz.
Claims Committee on Lunatic Asylum:
Jacob Doersch, SO: John j. Fauroat, $685.:
Aug. C. Bode. s4s. As; Chas. J. Witt. $S2S.57;
David Prosser, S74; Mary Coakley, S4.17;
w. King, Superintendent, and
assistants, s1,549.52; E. A. Dugan. s2s1. so;
Charles Maxwell $50: John J. Sturges.
Claims Committee on Incidentals to
County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Burke,
500. 60; Charles Idllis, $3.50; John Higgins,
Be-. 80; Joseph Shannon. $685.: John Fitz-
gibbons. 1913. 60; John Deacy, $685. so; August
Voigt. $9S. so; Edward Rernnpler, $93. go;
John Lundy, $685. 3.
tal:ac. Hirtier's Son. sis.sa; Virgins &
Abel, $3.50 and $3.50; Ignatius -Noonan.
Al; A. Post. $3.50; John =. Lenahan,
Frank McDermott. s13S. 90; Moses
Mayer, sis; Henry Hess, Jr:, Sill 70; Loeff-
seph 3. Vincent & Co, $3.50; Margaret
Clark. s41.66; Henry Hanly. ST; The Bos-
$3.50: Joseph e. Vincent & Co, $40;
Charles 2: Ahrens, $3.50 and ss4-14; John
Mccarthy, s66.e6; Michael Smith, s43.53.
Claims Committee on Storehouse:-A.
+. Manning, ~storekeeper and assistants,
;474.14; John T. Lewis, SIS; Thos. Byrnes.
s1ee:se. SD.