The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-27
BOARD OF FINANCE.
(Oficial Proceedings,)
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BOARD OF FINANCE.
(Oficial Proceedings,1
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BY Mr.. Detwiller:-
Resolved, That the City Collector be
and he is hereby directed to transfer the
payment made January 80. 1897. for the
assessment for joint outlet sewer for
Jersey City and West Hoboken, on Lot
of Lot 20. same block, the payrnent having
been made by the owner, Henry Lamblet,
by the mistake of the Clerk in making
out bill. no transfer having been made as
to Lot q since the aymen above men
BY Mr.. Detwsller:-
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer for sl6.H in
oyerpaid for taxes for year 1Sss-I8T on
Lots L and NJ, Block 554. Palisade avenue,
on January s, 1881. The assessment en-
Sl37 to $l20-56 by the Commissioners of
Appeal, and the payment of the original
TAX was INADVERTENTLY made pending the
actin of the Commissioners Of Appeal.
By Mr.. Detwiller:-
Resolved. That the City Collector be
following payments made by Mary A.
Daily, through inadvertance, for taxes
on Lot Ss. Block lss, Jordan avenue. owned
Year 1898. szl.a 6ncluding cents s''s de-
d Ssss d for or isa g SD. paid ID Dsoember i,
owned BY her for the years named re.
speet,velg. No liens having been placed
property made since the above payments
OF the City Collector.
BY Mr.. Detwiller:-
Resolved, Ma a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer IN favor IF
frapk y Mathews, agent of Coles Morris
for 1896 {s20.6 for each lott on Lots 10 and
20 Block 1854 Monmouth street, paid De-
ceInber 81 1924. being duplicate of pay
BY Mr.. Detwiilerz
a Rs z That a warrant be ordered
n1aw1 1aS On the City Treasurer for s4ss2
g return amount oye er for the og taRes
"s2, 37.44 and IS. As, block SIS. Newark ave,
nue.. and In excess of the amount as adj
1usted by the Commissioners Of Appeals
IN Cases OF Taxation: valuations having
as nrst assessed having been inadvcrt-
entity PAID pending the action of the said
Commissioners of Appeals.
BY Mr.. DetwilIer-
Resolved, That the services of F. P.
yam Saun Tor typewriting, etc., in CITY
Comptroiler's office, for which this Board
~ the sum of SIS be and the same is
hereby discontinued on and after Aurfl
l.. 1887, and any resolution heretofore
adopted appointing said f.. P. Van Saun
to perform the services as above mention
ed. be and the same is hereby rescinded
By Mr.. Detwil1ef:A
Resolved. Thai the services of C. S.
Westervelt for itemizing the renorts II
the Commissioners of Adjustment, for
which this Board pays out of adjusted
lens account monthly the sum of $50, be
and after April l. 1897. and that any
resolution heretofore adopted appointing
SAID 9. 5. Westervelt to perform the SER
vices as above mentioned be and the
same is hereby rescinded.
On motion of Mr.. Simpson, the Board
MARTIN FINcK,
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Fin
Hall ON Thursday, March Is. 1897, at s
O'Clock P. NJ.
Present President Brautigam and
Messns. Bailey, Detwiller, Kellers and
Absent-None.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES.
The reading OF the following minutes
was dispensed with and they were APP
proved as printed i'm manual form on mo-
ton of Mr.. Simpson,
adjourned regular, February Is; special.
1ebruaTy n; regular, March 4; special,
March 8, and adjourned special, March II,
PETITIONS, ETC.
The following petitions we've presented,
received and they were each referred to
the Committee on Salaries Claims:-
Petition of John B. Boyd to have trals-
S7.@, erroneousiy paad on properly and
owned by him for assessment for the inn
provement Of Orient avenue, from Bergen
avenue TO Jackson avenue.
Petition of Peter C. Vreeland. for retalrn
of interest ON taxes paid, assessments, ETC.,
on lots Ito IL, block 1851, Ocean and Gator
avenues, Jersey City.
Petition of william v. Toffev for the
return of o-verpayment Of taxes.
Petition OF Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany for the return OF s27- 40 for duplicate
Petition of ]. I. Furman for the can-
collation. OF certain ta5ss.
The following claims were presented
and received and they were each referred
to their appropriate Committees
Hamilton A. Lush, SO; Albert Payne, |
saun. SIS: Charles s. Wssterveit. s sss;
Isaac a Saun,> $50; Postal telegraph |
Gable Co. 20: John & o'Hara. Sls.aa
LANES Sapss r. 7, s ~ e a5 slss 4 e mostai telegraph
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the City ComptroIer:-
Jersey CITY; March Is, 1897.
Gentlemen find that 1t viii be neces- |
sary to continue the services of Isaac Van |
saun e. clerk r this office GO for the next
I would ask tina you consent to the /
q. r. HouGH.
City Comptroller.
Receiyed and referred to the Commit
From the Board Of Street and Water
The following resolutions adopted by /
the said Board were presented. received
and disposed of as follows.-
the contract to furnish and deliver 1000 |
gross tons of bituminous coal at High
Service Pumping Stallion at price named
March, s, 1897. namely S2.79 per gross ton |