The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-28

der Companies at 81, 200. ...... 5000 90
Is Engineers at 81. 100. 1880 90
is Suckers at 81. 600. .s........ 1900 90
Is Tender Drivers at s1.OOO.....-. 1900 90
45 Hosemen at $3.50. ...,......... 45,Ia0
5 Tillermen at sl,0oo -..- 300
8 Truck Drivers at 1900. ....-.- o,ggO
20 Truckmen at $3.50. ............. 23,I5g &
Total s182, 300 .
Schedule EXTENSIONS.
Mrs. Agnes E. Farrier .......-. $685. g
Mrs. Louisa Oman ...... 2S3 30
Mrs. Catherine Guiton ........ 800 90
Matthew Belgh ...-s.t....-... 3u0 W
For the purpose Of retiring
Thomas keogh, engineer...... $50 90
Total ......... ...e........ $3.50 oc
Yeas-All the members of the Board.
Resolution by President Mills and
Resolved. That the N. Y. and N. ]. Tel
ephone Co. be and is hereby requested to
Ocean and Garfield venues for the use
Of. this department for the ire alarm
telegraph.
The following resolutions were report
ed by committees in payment of claims
heretofore REFEREED
By Committee on Feed
Resolved, That the sum Of s4sl4 be
feed, June i, 1897: s52.36 to Vile & Son, for
horse gsrt feed, June 5ar sa 2. 1871 g;,s sl12.s 3ss 70 Miller
" 1NA tAAOAh y y 0A-C
BY Committee on Horses and Harness:
Resolved, That the sum of 1913 be paid
to Theo. Smith & Bro. for repairing har-
$97.9l be paid to j. Schellenperger q
Co., for harness supplies, May and June,
$500 be paid to August straus. for one
$3.50 be paid to George H. Piercy, for
h-orseshoeing, May, 1891
$16.35 be paid to George II. Plercy, Ior
hOrSeShOeing. April, 1897.
h~orseshoeing, May. 1897.
$3.50 be paid to E.<A. Pyle, Tor morse
soeing, May. 1887.
BY Committee on Department Buildings
s16.75 be paid to A. L. Wilson. for
staining and vanishing hose racks at
Engine Is.
1886 be paid to A. L. Wilson, for stain
ing and vanishing racks at Engine &
The yeas and nays having been order
ed and taken on each of the foregoing
resolutions, they were adopted by the FOL
Yeas-President Mills, Commissioners
renna and Cone.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
On motion, adjourned.
CHARLES EsTERBRooK, Clerk.
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire
Headquarters Wednesday evening, tune
%, 1897.
g. tIne roll VIRUS CdllGu III C.oJ ClOSAs
Present-President Mills and Commits
sioner Brennan. Absent-Comnlssioher
one.
on motion the minutes of meeting Of
June Is, 1897, were approved as engrosseu.
READING OF COMMUNICATIONS.
From Board of Finance
Requesting the Board 70 pc present az
the meeting of the Board OF Finance on
Thursday evening, June "a, 1897, 70 pc
heard IN the estimates OF appropriatlohS
for fiscal year 1S97-9S.
M DNr1ivrn1 and fla6 E
From Board of Erie Commissioners.
Hoboken, n. j.. transmlttlng resoiutlohs
passed by that Board May p, 1891. = f,u
4 Received and ordered spread IN Iull
Whereas. On the evening of Thursday,
May 20, 1897, we were visited by a serious RIO
erty and rendering homeless a large num-
Der of families; and n.hIa
Whereas, We found our force
TO cope with such a sweeping fire, which
threatened the destruction OF adjacent
Whereas. We were obliged to call for
assistance from our ne~ighboring city ana
adjoining townships, which was rendered
promptly and c~heerfully; therefore pc II
Resolved, That we extend TO the Az
thoritieS and departments OF Jersey Sity,
West Hoboken. Union Hill: North Der
gen and Weehawken, our sincere thanks
and appreciation for their klnd seLeiGt
| river in response TO our CALI; and be II
resolved, That the Clerk be directed to
forward ascopy OF the pr
boards of the municipalities mentioned
JACOB E. w. KgPER
F. VIM. BENDER.
JOHN BRUNING,
w. O'DONNELL,
VIM. FENTON.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and dis
posed of as follows us
s79.O5: The Jersey City Electric Light Co,
1888: The United Gas Improvement Co.,
$l3.16, s7.21 and $500; John Wheellhan q
Sons, $270.12.
Referred to Committe on Department
Buildings and Repairs.
n. j. c. S. & Rubber Co $3.50 and
81 gia &; 3 s1olso; 5 MSaVs II. E fa1,s vs. s5s.es' s
Referred to Committee on Supplies.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph
RI Referred to Committee on telegraph
Vile. & Son. s4S.ss; carscallen & Cas-
Re Referred to Committee o Feed
CATIONS.
The weekly reports Of the Chief Sngln-
eer, superintendent of Telegraph and IN
spector of Horses, were presented, reeelv-
ed and ordered filed.
REPORTS OF SFAs COMMIT
bustibles presented the following reports
Of permits issued since June 4, 1897.
To keep fireworks for sale-
Margaret Kelley, 70 Coles street; Thos.
Cennor, 4S7 Communipaw avenue; T. 4;
Priest, 81 Coles street, Mrs, 5. Dean, ld4
| Hutton street; Max Lindau, 81 sherman
avenue; Robert G.. Duff, 1874 Gontlcello
avenue; Mrs. John Pheger, 1875 New York
venue: A. Nielsen, TIA Payonia avenue;
lanes Cuff. 50 Brunswick street; Charles
Muller, 204 Washington street; George
Kleiniger, 373% Grove street.; Ferdinand
Cafero, ASA Grove street; Charles HI:
Hespe, 467 Palisade Michael
Jackques, 567 Grove street; Matilda Nor
eski, 572 Grove street; Mrs. s. Anastatia,
5e7 drove street; Edward Vogel, 397 Grove
street; Mary Cassiday, 637 Communipaw
avenue; Henry Male, 6s Hutton street:
Margaret Reiliegs ssl Montgomery street;
M. Lohmann, 1866 Gator avenue, M. S.
Lewis. AZ Erie street; Mrs. J.. Hannigan,
III Danforth avenue; Daniel Henry, 12
Pavonia avenue; Mary Moore 44o Grove
avenue; Mrs. Foley. 3S1 Montgomery street;
Mrs j. Cunliffe. 1872 Coles street; Adolph
Goodman, 1877 Summit avenue; l.. w. Eur
32S Grand street; Mrs. A. Geisel, 239
ECieef street and Stegman avenue; A.
$50 West Side avenue; William Nc
/ Leod, 119 York street; w. Jacobs, 81 Pal
bisade avenue; ". ]. Gossenberger, S35
pgVarick streets w g. Grempren. Al Pali-
avenue; Mrs. Z. R~einhardt, 451 Central
avenue. Max Gunther, l4 st; auPs ave
nue.; James Mcintyre, 200 Ninth street;
Mattio Lawco, 269 Grand street; G. d.
Shay, 81 Congress street; Mary Maloneys
York street; Dominick jennings, $50
Street; Z. Il. Gossenberger. s. Mercer
street; MRS. MeGrath, 121 Bright