The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-24
COUNTY CONTRACTS.
Freeholde1s Receive Pro-
posals for Supplies for
the Ensuing Year.
LIST OF THE BIDDERS AND PRICES
Knights of Labor Protest Against
Letting Ont the Lighting of
the Big Boulevard.

AAAS fAtPoA tetAk
by the Board of Freeholders, at its meet
ing, yesterday, was the reception of bids.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting, which was held in the front
court room, the Grand Jury room, where
tne n.lssAgs are usually held, being oc-
cupled by the Grand Jury. The regular
order of business was suspended tor the
purpose of having the proposals read.
The first read were for the contract TO
maintain the Hudson Boulevard. Chief
Engineer Harrison had prepared an esti-
mate of the probable cost of the work,
and the specifications required the bids
to be based on a percentage basis. The
Chief Engineers estimate was Ss,S34 Tor
the Northern Section and $3.50 for the
Southern Section. The bids were
James J. Harrington, both divisions,
George B. A~shenback, both divisions,
John. Nolan. both divisions, SO per
Henry Byrne, both divisions, 1s per
cent
Palisade Construction Co., southern d.
vision, l09 per cent northern DIVISION, "a
per cent; both divisions, SO per cent.
james Mannix, no division specihed,
10 per cent. - mn.
Henry Snyder, northern division, 10
per cent.
The contract for the northern section
was awarded to the Palisade Construction
Company, the lowest bidder. AS all the
bids for the southern section We're hlgher
than the Chief Engineers estimate they
were rejected.
The bids for erecting poles and lamps
for lighting the Boulevard loop Were.
]. M. Fitzpatrick, 81 $50; HUDSON EiectTlc
Light Company, S5,625; VIM. EcKnarot.
a ST5 ard (.ao.oe II Woolston. 81, 923.
These bids were received for the con-
tract for maintaining the electric llgnt
years CONTRACT. Randall. 81; Hudson
Electric Light Co, s5S.i0; John IA; tItz-
patrick & Co. Ss5; Jersey City Electric
se6.
Randall. $50, Hudson Electric Light Co,
S62.05; John M. Fitzpatrick & Co, S9o;
Jersey City Electric Light Co., So
dan. s67; Hudson Electric Light Co, $500:
John Nj. Fitzpatrick & Co., S8T; Jersey
city Electric Light Co., $50.
$50; Hudson Electric Light Co, s5.W;
! sey City Electric Light Co. 1885.
Each lamp pole set-Joseph an q a.
John NJ. ~fitzpatrlck & Co, $500 Jer-
sew City Electric Light &C.. S14.25..
Each lamp hung IN piace..Joseph KAN
dan, $500 Hudson Electric Lighs 40 G9;l
JCItA 1 1t(o 4NNAp 1etSS Sr<
Electric Light Co., SlG.oe.
Wire, per toot1Joseph Randall, ;e41@:
HUDSON Electric Light Co. Go 1 .VnA; J Siaa
NJ f Iia ieba 20 q M ~ ~
yhe bids for supplies to the County
institutions we're as follows:-
Meat-slieaael Smith, fresh beef ana
az cents Per pound; Hudson County Beef
60. fresh beef. I cents per pound nut
ton per pssnd; sGeolgg : sr seno bee5
es cents Der pound; Swift & Co, fresh
bsef. 6 4S-1g0 cents, mutton. same; I.
kieswetter, fresh beet, 6 24-l0e cents per
pound, ~Elutton, same:
Coal TO Court H~ouse-yanes ManniS;
s3,30s.eo; James Goyle. sst4s5; Consumers
Coal and Ice Co, IS S54i A. M. HeHry, 10
Soai TO snake Hfil-James Coyle, $50. 725;
! Consumers Coal and Ice Co... SSS,12S.l5
James Coyle, Sd so.
per coated, So, 3oO; plain, 81, 25o; James s.
Barrow & Co.. copper coated, $2,2So; PLAIN,
/ $2,050. -
Pressed Yeast-Alart, and Mcguire, 80
cents per pound; Fleischman q npa
So cents per pound.
Vegetables-Fritz Leunenberg, $3.50; ].
m dgsssFl s. 81, ssI ? Hgan' s7'os9' Th0s-
man {. Lange. Jr., s1,1S1.2 5 Isaac Hallock,
/ Sl.US0, f1eUiy T1tSS, JI., @i,oco. ~ 1IoSs
soapEThomas Mussen, s1.4oO; Ruther-
ford & Barnes. s1.l35; VIM. Taylor. 81, 127. so;
7. B. Jones & Cos s1,055; Cavanagh Bros
Lumber-Gilom Collins & Co., S2.1s5;
pgodge, Piss gas. s So 81 81 ,oss 80; Dodge, Bliss
s5s' &c. A aiSssi } " Ro It; s < sre = sS ,oss 3D. 3;
ssumers' Coal & Ice Co., ssaa'eoa.
y Wa { FreeIand,
Stevens & Co, sSsS; Thomas Mussen, Sis:
Cayanagh Bros. & KNAPP.
Bunton, s1,e27; Florence Burns, $685.; Geo.
Dry Gooals@mJohn,J. Kelly. $3.50. Wm.
Hannagan & Co. sI1;S35; George F. Nor
itz, $40, 310; Fnrst Bros, $685.; Ignatius
EoonaH 81 s5q'sso; cavanagh Bros: 4
e.. Moritz, sl,s55.Gb; VIM. Harding, s., $50;
Flannigan & Co, Il 1870. SO; Ignat1us Moo
nan. q ,slo' eayaaagh Efes. & Knapp,
Notions-John j.. Kelly, s5s4.2s; william
Harding, s467, Flanagan G. Co.. $685.;
Ignatius Noonan, $s25.s3; Cavanagh Bros.
Coffee1Flannagan & Co, 1921; John
rs Egan, 5 .577.10; Fritz Nuremberg. So
SO; 80; Re s. So e 6 a 5angs A rs 50. "A; THIS !, s25
oils-Jarvls F. U%nderhfll, s4ss.5o; VIM.
Eckhardt, SAL; E. w. Berger, s429. %;
Standard Oil Co., $500; N. Y. L~ubricatlng
ali Co, s367.5O; Julius c. Werder, 1855.
Paints, Oils and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.
Farley SLICE. 4gs Edward w: Berger, 81
ss7.25; Thomas N. AesH. 81 sas 7si Iohn e:
$3.50; ii. r. L~ubricating Oil 60, s~l,S55.7oi
a. Kneblaab, 81 1855. s.:
Fiour-E. &. Bsdeli. s14,1F5, or s.. 72A per
barrel; Fritz Nuremberg, .S$1b, 420. or aD.l4
ner barrel; A. Hannibal. $14,925, or S4.9I1a
her barrel; John P. Hennessy, $13, $50, or
$4.65 per barrel; Consumers, Coal & Ice
Col SIG. $50.
Ee d4Darip ss.s71; Mayer Bros, 5000; chas.
EreeIand, $1,000; George Hemmes,
s $500: 'ResdtWaaa W: RuIgeegr, g 49, 20; Thos-
MP~ SSooeyiissionsWFri t-uenenperg, N,e75.
Charles +. Mattlage. 81 LOO. so; Robert Ben
nett. s949. 81; Henry Hess, Jr., 1922. so; Thos.
Mussen, 81, 900; William Eckhardt, 1857. 80
Eggs-Louis Kieswetter, I,521; Henry
Hess, Jr., 81, $3.50 Thos Mussen, s1,755;
john schreeper. $1,62O; Dennis Reordan,
Feed-A. Hannibai, stt,e16i Vile & Son,
1.755; John E. Efennessy,' Slss5. Con
Sinners Coal and Ice Company, Sl.S7S Is.
Lima and cement-Thomas Henry,
II s05T.S Is; James 7. Brady, 81. 2e3. 20; James
? Han, a'gasss nrissh + Washbnrn,
! si; trsds eii=standara Oil Company. 81, 5l7.-
so; n r. Labrieating Oh Company.
-shoes-James solden, s., 25a. so, Florence
e S s.s1SiSeTi s naS gpsfen, S ssss5Sis ss : 1aAp E.
Piunbing. steam and gas ftting-