The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-23

1900
County Collectors Office, s.
No. 317 Grove street.
Jersey City, Nov 16, 1895.
bers of the Board of Chosen Freeholders
Of the County of HUDSON n -
GentlemenI respectfully notify you I.
l.45l for four thousand dollars IN exchange I
Tor registered bond No. 97 for a liEa1
amount. l have taken said bond No. s07
from register and cancelled il.
fours respectfully.
HUGH DUGAN,
County Collector.
E@Svz9e County Collectors Once.
No. 3I7 Grove street.
Jersey City, Nov. IS. 1896. I
To the Honorable the Director and Menu
bers of the Board OF Chosen Freeholders
OF the County Of Hudson
Gentlemen-I respectfully reoort the is
sue of one registered county road ~ per
cent. bond No. 1852 for one thousand dol
lars. in exchange for coupon bond No. DIT
Tor a like amount. I have cancelled said
coupon bond and taken off the register.
Respectfully.
HUGH DUGAN,
County Collector.
received and printed in full in the min
utes. Adopted
From George W. King, Medical Super
f~ntendent. r~equkition for supplies for the
asylum for Thanksgiving day was re-
ceived, and on motion OF Freebooter Groth
referred TO the Committee on Asylum.
RESOLUTIONS. e.
BY Director McNally-
Whereas, The Legislature of this State.
having by an act passed May Is, 1894, au-
thortzed in counties of the first class the
Sheriff of such county I have the custody,
rule, keeping and charge Of the Jail withir
such county, n of all the priSonf
within such jail; and
Whereas, Under existing laws the
Of Chosen Freeholders OF the CouP
Hudson has the power and h right
the per diem rate for the care ant
of the prisoners confined in such
jails; therefore
Resolved. That the sum OF tweE
cents per diem for each prisoner Ct
in the County Jail, at the Ccu l.
be paid to William Heller. SherIf
and for his compensation as keepe.
said jail, as also for n including
victualling. keep. care and custody Of
prisoners thereins and be II furthez
Resolved. That all necessary deputies,
keepers, male as well As females, and
watchmen. shall be employed by the said
William Heller, Sheriff. at his own ex-
pense, ne. the said William Heller. Sheriff
TO be responsible for the management and
conduct of said jail, in accordance with
the statute, in such case made and pro-
vided; he is also to be responsible for tho
management and conduct of said jail, in
accordance with the statute, IN such case
made and provided; he is also to be re-
! sponsible for the clearing and keeping in
order of the Court House buildings and
the ~Freehoiders' offices. and such other
public Offices in and around such building
/ N.JlQu SXtld tHaISG llGIGIOE, ana ndll
supply such help as the Committee on
Public Grounds, Cour House and Jail
may deem necessary to keep said public
1 grounds in order.
Resolved, That the counsel of the Board
be and is hereby directed to prepare al
the necessary paptrs, documents, and to
carry into effect the foregoing resolution
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas n nays there voted as follows"
-Yeas-Aal the members of the Board
present-19. Absent-Freeholder Keatsng-
I Tho Dfrzrtnr declared fha raS0l11ff0a
adopted.
BY Freebooter Percy
Resolved, That permission be and Is
hereby granted to Messrs. Burke & Jones
to open trench across the Hudson Boule-
ward, at DaHforth avenue. for the
of laying a sewer; provided, however, ina
said Messrs. Burke & Jones shall give 8
bond in the sum of 209 70 indemnity
the county against any damage that may
arise from said sewer, and the Attorney
to the Board is hereby directed to prepare
said bond.
By Freebooter Klumpps-
whereas, The Committee of the Board
appointed to ascertain and report what
would be a fair. and proper rate OF ferriag6
to be charged upon the various ferries
touching in the County of Hudson, duly
Whereas. This Board. by resolution, did
| direct that notice be sent to each ferry
company affected by said report that this
or arguments in favor OF the adoption
| the resolution rec ~mnaended by said
mittee on Thursday. October 1. 18Th
O'clock In the afternoon, and T ap15R
that the Clerk Of this Board, plHH
to said resolution, mailed q copy 44
resolution TO each ferry compah&4X
County of Hudson which might be T&H
by the adoption of said resolution; 14
| Whereas, In pursuance of said&z
the Board met and the bearing NJ
was from time to time adjourned 10 IA
/ day, and the West Shore Ferry Compan
having appeared and no reasonable abb
| lection having been urged against a rel