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opriate committees.
From the same Board
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board June 10. 1898. and approved by me
Mayor. Tune %. 1855
Resolved, That the Board Of Finance
hereby coneurs in the following %resolll-
ton adopted by the Board Of Street ard
Water Commissioners, June 9, 1885,
Awarding to the Barber Asphalt Paw.
ing Co. the contract for the Improvement
of Fairmount avenue. from hudson Bcu-
leyard to Belgian pavement on Boland
street Estimated cost of Improvement,
81. $50. 20.
From the same Board i.
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board, jun 8, 1898. and approved by the
Mayor. June q, 1885,
Resolved. That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolution
adopted by the Board of Street and va
ter Commissioners June s, 1898, to wit
Awarding to the New jersey Mexican
Asphalt Co. the contract for the I'M
| p~rovenent of Jefferson avenue. from Oak
land avenue to Palisade avenue ESTIMATED
cost of improvement, $S.SlA1O.
From the same Board !,
| Board, June Is, 1898, and approved by the
Mayor, Tune 25, 1885,
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resclu-
ton adopted by the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners June 8, 1898, TO
Wit
ANaTullS 10 NtlltdIu &ldEJNStll LIE tNiS-
tract for the Improvement oil Grace street
from Central avenue to Hudson Boule-
ward ESTIMATED cost of Improvement
81 7f2.T41.
From the same Board
Transmitting resolution passed by SAID
Board, June %. 1898. and approved by the
/ Mayor. June %. 1898.
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
| hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton adopted by the Board of Street and
! Water Commissioners. to witt
Ordering paid the following claims
Sept. 20. 1857
Theo. Smith & Bro, s43.SS. claim No. 58s.
Theo. Smith & Bro, $12, claim No, 542;
Theo. Smith & Bro, S46.S2, claim No. 541.
Thee. Smith & Bro, $40, claim No. a3I,
Thee. Smith & Bro, $SS.91, claim No. 53S.
Theo. Smith & Bro, s10.52, claim No. 539.
Theo. Smith & Bro, s16.64, claim No. $40.
Sept. 81. 1S9T1Theo. Smith & Bro, $500,
Oct. IS. 1Sa7-Theo. smith & Bro. s25.25,
claim No. 554.
Nov. l.. 1887
Theo. Smith & Bro. $3.50. claim No. 557.
Theo. Smith & Bro. 81, claim No. 536
Nov. %. 1s97-Theo. Smith & Bro, $3.50
Dee. 6. lsa7-Theo. Smith & Bro, s221'2o,
Dec. 1s. 1S97-Theo. Smith, & Bro, sssS.s9,
claim No. SIG.
Jan. 3. lSaS-Theo. Smith & Bro, s415.5S,
claim No. $50.
Jam. 81. 1885,
Theo. Smith & Bro, s224.as, claim No.
Theo. Smith & Bro, s311.os, claim No.
500.
March %, 1885,
Theo. smith & Bro, $76.G6, claim No. 615.
Theo. Smith & Bro, $29.l3, claim No. wy.
Theo. Smith & Bro. SO. claim No. 6lS.
Theo. Smith & Bro, $43s.21, claim No.
Theo. Smith & Bro, s4S1.74, claim No.
628.
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standard. :,
y. a. Du5ah =
ard raa = +ba;r ann
fsecelvea ah9 ledS IN ~ ,acass e e,
hAteel
so,oh,;,a ali tbr mem hers of thf
49, 80 1888
hoaiu "Sie
~ r,o+;on +ha raadine oe minftes Of
reol,lar ,91eetine held on Wednesday. June
5ald on Th1,rsdav .Jl1ne q. 1898. was dis
pprnved as engrossed.
-
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND
COMMUNICATIONS
From John Mullins
Tn matter of the vacation of Provost
street.
From G.. A. MacLachlan:-
In mater of the condition Of steps lead
Hoboken.
From Robert Carey, attorney
In mater of widening Of sidewalk At
Garfield and Danforth avenues.
From M. Il. Connolly:Z On
Requesting an extension of time OF ~
days in which to complete Ms contract On
Jackson avenue sewer.
Two % petitions tor Signs, etc;
tee on Streets and Sewers.
Petitioning for an extension q WaleI
pipe in Van Cleef street, petWeen Fnlloh
and Woodlawn avenues
Received ana referred 70 ine COMMITS
From the Mems Club, per Jas. H.. For
man, Secretary
In matter OF park in West Bergen sec
ton.
on Pubic Buildings. Docks and Parks.
EppYo Tho Fi1AlitV and Col
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Resolved. That the proposals for hay,
feed, etc, as received by this Board on
and that the Clerk be directed to read
yertise for am
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Resolved, That from and after July, !
prox.. James Entwistle be and is hereby
designated as foreman over laborers on
meters, with salary the same as that re-
ceived by his predecessor, namely, seven
ty dollars per month.
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Resolved, That s652.12 be paid to James
7 Harrington. on account of contract NO.
loss for removing ashes and garbage from
streets of Jersey City.
Charge cleaning streets ana removing
ashes and garbage.
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Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
laborers on meters, for month ending
june 80. 1898, amounting in the aggregate
to sa90.
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w. ID. Maze, -; claim NO. 394.
April %. 189S-W. II. Arrowsmith, $3.50,
May I, iSsS.A. Datz. ss7o, claim No. Sss.
March %, 1851. Driscoll, 81, claim No.
May 4. 1~sss-Jcseph c. Duff, 1904, claim
January 81, 1sss.-R. j. coulson, $54-o5,
claim No. ISL.
November s, lSs7.-Thomas Cox, $3.50,
December 6, 1Ss7-Edward w. Conlon,
$50, claim No. 1874.
March %, 1S98.-Brinkman & Hauck,
5.55, claim No. 691.
December %. 1S9T.-Barber Asphalt Co.,
$21 ST, claim No. 67S.
May Is, lSss.-Barber Asphalt Co., s6.4S,
October 5, lS97.-M Baldwin. s8s.sO, claim
December 20, ISM. Baldwin, si4.2O,
claim No. SIG.
chas. B. Brush & Co, $50, claim No.
6S2.
James Muldoon, $3.50, claim No. $40.
James Muldoon, $3.50, claim No. 1886.
James Muldoon, 81. claim No. 81:
January 81, 1S9S.-Daniel Mcdonald, $26,
claim No. 346.
December 6. 1877
James Bailey. sls. claim No. s6s.
James Bailey, Sc. claim No. 666.
James Bailey, g. 8, g MN No. 80 81. ee4
James Bailey, S1T.95, claim No. 669.
James Bailey. S10.50, claim No. 6e2.
March 2S, 1855
James Bailey. $3.50. claim No. I0i.
James Bailey, S22.25. claim No. 500.
Dec. 10, 1S97-N. Y. Lubricating Oil Co.,
$34. so, claim No. 2S3.
Dec. 20. ISM. Y. Lubricating Oil Co.,
S.. 80. claim No. 2S4.
Jan 81, 1s9S-N. Y. Lubricating Oil Co.,
$22.65, claim No. 307.
March 8, lSsS-N. Y. Lubricating Oil Co.,
S21.42. claim No.. 385.
Aug. Is, 1S97-J- c. Manure Co, 81. claim
March 2S. 1851. G. Manure Co, $3.50,
Jan. q, lS971R. B. Ingram. Jr.. s2s,
March i, 1ss7-R. B. ingram, Jr., $50,
claim No. Is.
Nov. 10, 1S9T:-
A. ]. Dittmar, 1892, claim No. 1874.
A. j. Dittmar. S36.a claim No. 395
A. r.. Ditt1aar. S6.3S; claim No. 392.
A. j.. Dittmar. 1924, claim No. s9s.
May 4. 1885,
A. !. Dittmar. ss.es, claim No. 42s.
A. r. Ditttmar, So .45, claim No. 42S.
A. J.. Dittmar. $500, cldim No. 430.
April Is. 1S98-Knowles Steam Pump
Works. 1920. claim No. 30.
June s. 1S9S-Garwoed Ferris, $500, claim
No. 26s.
Oct. il, 1871. G. Ladder CO.. 1856,
Jan. 81, 1851. n. Gunst Dislnfectant
Dec, 20, lSs7-Geraghty & Sprouts. s2ss.sS,
April 5, lsas-w. W. Farrier. $3.50,
'' Feb. a. isss-w. W. Farrier. SIS, claim
Dec. 20. 1sa7-E. A. Pyle, IS, claim No.
March IS, lsss-E. A. Pyle. sl.25. claim
Nov i. 1897. Jacob .Parsells, SIS. 90. claim
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Resolved. That s2e5.27 be paid to Wm.
Logan. on account of contract no, LUZ,
for furnishing and delivering Hlaili'ois
heads and covers.
Charge reconstruction Of sewers
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March q, 18~9s-American lfiee5ric ana
M~aintenaHee to.s SlSf2, claim no. H1
January 81. lSsS-cfarles L. Davis, SO,
claim Ne. Al.
April y. issS-Wm. Harris, ssss. claim
May 4, ls9s-John J. Keilt. s7a.s8, claim
Sept, 20. 1sozE. A. Dugal, $500, claim
Sept. q. 1Ss7-E. A. Dugaa, sss.5i. claim
oct. il. lss7-E. A. Dugan, s1l1.s4. claim
nov: 5, lss7-E. A. Dugan. 1850, claim
Dec. Is. 1887
E. 4. Dugan, ss46.9s, claim No; 400.
=. A.. Dugan, M-o5, claim No. 4o5.
+. x. Dugan, $40, claim No. 4Qs
Il. A. Dugan, $50, claim No. 407.
z: a. Dug3an, $3.50, claim No. 400.
i. 4. Duigan. S. 70. claim No. p.
e. A Dugan. So, claim No, 4l6.
e. A. Dugan, IS. claim No. 4l5.
Z. a. Dugan, s4.4S. claim No. ia.
F. a. pugaann. $50, claim NO. 4l5.
81. 4. D5dugan. $3.50 claim no. 426.
=. A. Dugan, SL5s. claim No. ~
May is, lS9S-E. a. Dugan, S2.9o, Claim
No. 4st:
L. 4. Dugan, $se.95. claim No. 81.
e. A. Dugan, $7S.T6, claim No. 4s6.
June /, 1s9S-E. A. Dugan, $l4.45, claim
June Is, lsss-E. A. Dugan, sl2O.72.elaim
81, is. 1ss7-James f Stewart Co,
Nov. 20. 1S97-James f.. Stewart Co.,
s'f Sc. g &, iss7 N0s ''i'
81 James = 0'sWa'' 80 s''1
So 5aA'ss
DyS, ~, + c4auar+ a. 80 c5 claim Nh
sc. ANS :,
James F. Stewart Co, $95.26, claim No.
57s.
SIS sAh'ss = ~" 80 '0''
Jan. 81. 1s9S-James f. Stewart Co., 81. %
claim No. 500.
.g Maaes f (, Stewart CO.. ss.s4 claim No.
s2S.
James F.. Stewart Co., $23.01, claim No.
s26.
! e2I.
James F. Stewart Co, $15.65, claim Nc,
6l2.
lanes r. Stewart Co.. Sc, claim No
| $40.
April Is. ~1S9s-James F.. Stewart Co.
$3.50, claim No. $50.
James f. Stewart Co, 1915, claim No.
SAG.
James F. Stewart Co, s15o.5c, claim No.
James f.. Stewart Co., 1864, claim No
Clio.
James f. Stewar Co. $141.50, clam No
G3S.
June /, 1s9S-James F. Stewart Co,
| 49,. %. claim Ne. G52.
June 8, 1885,
James F. Stewart CO., s6.05, claim No
65S.
James t.. Stewart Co, S3S.25, claim No
651.
James f. Stewart CO., S43.Si, claim No
659.
Sept. 20, 1857
James z. Hail, SEQ, claim No. -.
James Z. HAL, Sl.30, claim NO ato.
James - Hall, Si.ov, claim NO. z9h
Nov. 10, 1877.
James +. Han, SI;se cram No; ~;
lanes I. faatt; slo.9o; claILn Ny "a ga.
way - 1850 nos. u l1aA' PV' la
No; zgS: ,eco
May 2; l97o:- 20 s74
/ S-tAall, PLY Glditn ~.
Jas, e. 5lat5, 49, 81 St 20 ~. ~. s-5
Sdi9es Is ,c35laali' %9.10' lain ~
p3SpH. S4ags Ell clain M 9s7
y = M Maze' s 81 e eia eia ~ sS9 u 300
1 f. " IL NIALk, III 6s~1A-4 - -
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Resolved. That the sum hereinafter
respectively for services rendered as
Water Registrar. ETC., for month ending
June 30. 1898, amounting in the aggregate
to % 9Ig a2
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The Committee on Public Buildings.
Docks n Parks reported on claims OF
John Lehey. $50; John Brownlee, 500; NJ.
Leonard, s474; ]. G.. Supply Co., $SIeO'
Benz NJ. Gerardin, SIS, as correct.
The reports were accepted.
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BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
cow MESSE0NERS.
(Cficial ~Proceedings.)
Continued

Resolved. That s4oS ne paid 70, John
Hopkins, on account of contract No. 1,VVss
for repairing receiving basin and man
Charge special street account.
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Henry Byrneo offered to furnish al materials an DO all work for 119S of
az" Bernard Cannon offered TO furnish all materials ad do all work for ss OF
a" John Hopkins offered to furnish ali materials and do all work for 81 91S of
above standard. . 49,, :. =, -nzen aom 81
aO0vf Ed S{annSTW conon offered to furnish all materials and do Ill work for B of
aboves standard
and VIZ (D in number were presented as follows
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The Committee on Assessments and Fsx-
tensions reported on claims of b A Du-
gan, S6e.62; J.. C. Supply Co. SS24.57, S31S,S7;
Albert yDatz, $685. Julius Breternitz.
SIS. 70, Sis. S22S. as correct. "A
The reports were accepted.
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A. M.
Present = Commissioners Boltwoed,
Heintze, Nolan. sraith and President
Hauck.
The Board proceeded e business under
Rule No. 9.
Commissioners Nolan. on behalf OF the
Committee Of the Whole, presented the
following report and accompanying reso-
luton, and moved that the report be re-
celved and the resolution adopted.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF
THE WHOLE.
Jersey City. June %, 1898.
To the Hon the Board Of Street and
Water commissioners
GentlemenZYour Committee of the
Whole, tn whom was referred the vari-
Gus proposals and other matters in eonnec-
ton with the projected new water supply,
respectfully report that they have given
the matter the most careful consideration
with the object of awarding a contract,
which would prove beneficial to the city,
but owing TO the great divergence IN the
views OF the expert engineers heretofore
appointed for the purpose of hiding us
in reaching a solution. and for the fur
Their reason that Your committee believes
that under existing conditions an award
could not be made which could stand the
test of the courts, we would
that all proposals heretofore received on
February %. 1898, be rejected. and hat the
Regular meeting of the Board Of 81
Wednesday, June %, 1888, at 3 o'clock Z
Observation-Disclosures Boltwood,
OPENING OF Sc
Proposals for construction Of q ri
nue., from a point 20 feet north OF Ferry
tersection of Manhattan avenue ana She
number were presented as follows:
The proposal of NJ. T. Connolly was
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GEORGE T. BoUToN.

Adjourned regular meeting of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners, held
on Thursday. June q, 1898, at ten O'clock
A.. M.
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Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
commissioners and clerks, for month end
ing June 30. 1898. amounting in the aggre-
gate to 81. 26S.3 30.
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ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.

About 10000 lbs. of hay..............
About $500 lbs. of straw................
About 40.0 lbs. of salt hay......-.-
About 1900 lbs. OF
About 1000 bushels of oats-....--...ss
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Rvr,1e on account of contract No. itbt,
for sweeping n cleaning streets Of Jer-
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ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.

About 2e5 nneal feet of Pinch vitrified
nSpe sewer. ..
About 1870 cubic yards of rock excava-
About 10 cubic yards of concrete.......
About 500 feet (B. No sheathing..".-t.-
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adopted ny the following vote On a call
for the ayes and nays.@
Ayes-AI the members of the Board,
five % in number.
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100 PER CENT

Joseph M sharEey offered to furnish an materials etc. for sss Of above
standard. 4I 4 ~ orn u 49, +srd
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Charge cleaning streets and removing
ashes and garbage.
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

By Commissioner Nolan +.
Resolved. That the further services Of
G. g. Vernleule and Garwood Ferris, as
expert hydraulic engineers, be dispensed
with, they having performed the services
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Resolved, That the Water Registrar be
| On properly situate as follows and for the
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The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
voirs reported on claims of John O,hourke
$2.17, SIS; Daniel H. Carpenter, S44.e4, as
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The Committee on Municipal Lighting
reported on claims of John Boyd, sf59s as
correct.
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The Committee on Printing aDd Station
cry presented the following
Resolved. That $685. Is be paid to A. E.
Nolan for stationery supplies, Clerks
office, June. 1898. claim NO. $50.
Charge printing and stationery.
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Resolved. That s1,IeS.12 he paid to VIM.
Logan, on account of contract No LOIS,
for furnishing and delivering special
castings.
Charge water account A & E.
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Charge water account; A. & e..

Resolved. That 1856 be paid to William
Logan on account of contract No. l,olS,
for furnishing and delivering special cast
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Present =. Commissioners Boltwood,
Heintze. Nolan. Smith and President
4 TTau6lr
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Adopted by the following vote on a call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes-AIl the members of the Board,
five 6 in number
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April %. 1895:
Jersey city Supply Co. SIT, claim No.
1916.
Jersey city supply Co.. 500. Il, claim No.
l.e55.
Jersey city Supply Co. ss26.s5. claim No.
1914.
Jersey City Supply Co. s2s. 80, claim No.
1,G45.
/ .e5G.
May IS. 1885,
Jersey city supply Co, 1916. claim No.
Jersey city supply Co. sss. 80. claim No.
Jersey city Supply Co. SIS s.. claim No.
1857.
June s, 1885,
Jersey City supply Co, s4s5. r, claim No.
1.70s.
Jersey city Supply Co, g 90, claim No.
ITO.
Received and ordered filed.
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Adopted by the following vote onta call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes-All the members of the Board,
five 80 in number.
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Resolved. That a mason's license DC ard
is hereby granted to Michael ]. Egan, %
make connections with the sewers IN
Jersey CITY when he files the required
bond in the office of the Permit Clerk.
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The reports were accepted.
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NO z. - - 4cor

Resolved. That the following suins pc
maid 10 fhe Evening Journal Association
for advertising purposes -
Charge the several improvements Laws
of 1895. 7.mo
street High street to north end or Perlne
street. April, 1898. claim No. 80;
S29.10, proposals, widening and 1nprpVc.
ment Of Paiisade avenue. from NeWark .
Hoboken avenues, April, 1888, claim NO,
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The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on A call
for the ayes and nays
Ayes-Al the members OF the Board.
five % in number
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Resolved, That the mar and profile
showing the proposed grade for Delaware
avenue. from a point 45 feet north ef
Duncan avenue to Duncan avenue. sub
mitted on this date by the Chief Engineer,
be and is hereby adopted as the grade for
said street between the points Specified.
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Resolved. That the specifications as sub
mitted by the Chief Engineer on this date
foot of Morgan street. be and are hereby
adopted and ordered filed.
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Resolved, That ss1S.5 be paid to J.. G.
Supply Co, for various supplies, pipe
yard, May. 1883, claim No. 1,750.
$7S.9 50 to A. e. Nolan. for postage stamps
etc, Water Assessor, June, 1898, claim No.
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BY Commissioner Nolan
Resolved. That the specifications for a
new water supply on the basis Of which
proposals were heretofore received by this
Board on February %, 1895, be and are
hereby referred TO the Cognmitte OF the
Whole for such revision, curtailnent,
amendment or supplement as may be
deemed for the best interests of the city,
and that said committee be directed 20 re-
port the same within two weeks from TINS
date.
Adopted by the following vote on a call
for the ayes and VS.
Ayes-All the members OF the Board,
FIVE (5) in number
on motion the Board adjourned.
GEORGE z. BOUTON,
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolved, That the resolution passed by
this Board on June s. 1928, citing to the
Board Of finance the amounts necessary
for the purpose of maintenance of the
various municipal departments of this
Board. for the year beginning December
j. 1888. be supplemented by the sum Of
$500 for municipal lighting, in addition
to that previously asked for. making the
sum total $40, 900. and for reconstruction
of sewers lspeciaD, 1000.
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Resolved, That an extension of time Of
twenty days be and is hereby granted 70
contract for reconstruction Of Jackson
avenue sewer system. said contractor
having petitioned for such extension ana
the Chief Engineer having approved of
same.
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The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a call
for the ayes and nays
SAyes-All the members of the Board,
five () in number.
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The Committee on Engineering and
Survey presented the following
Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
| mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as Chief
Engineer. etc, for month ending nj 80,
1893, amounting in the aggregate to
81. s331 sc.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-14

Hudson CITY. Block $50. Maahattan
avenue, Newkirk. no horse Kept or prem
ises. five years, 1894-9S inclusive. S..
Hudson City. Block rs, Palisade avenue.
G. I. Pehlnlan, not occupied until March
1887. part of one year, $23.1S-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-14

Resolved. That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid TO the persons named
respectively for services rendered as
laborers in parks. for month ending June
90. 1898. amounting in the aggregate to
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-14

Resolved. That s9S.77 be paid Wander
heck e Sons, for lumber supplies. Mont
gomery street r~epavins. April. 1898, claim
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-14

Hudson city district, Block 92s. Terrace
avenue. Charles Wreck, no indication OF
water in building, four years, 1855 in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19
UTAH MAY NOT SHOW AT OMAHA.i
Much Public Indignation Manifest Over the
Charge for Exhibit Space.

For more than a year past Utah has
looked forward to the big Transmissis-
slppi exposition to be held at Omaha
the coming summer, with a good deal
of interest. Much has been said and
written upon the subject and prepara-
tons have gone ON apace. and consid-
ering the amount of the Legislative APP
preparation, with good prospects for
success. But cloud has appeared
above the horizon and it is not among
the improbabilities that 1t will break
into storm that will result in the State
making no exhibit at all,
The trouble is this: Utah has but
$1,000 at her command with which to
make a display. Now comes the Oma-
ha commission authorities with n de-
mand of $1,000 as payment for the
space allotted to Utah. Charges in such
cases are extraordinary and unprece-
denied and Indignation is assuming
serious proportions, which it is believed
will eliminate in big public protest
Some very strong expressions were
heard coming from prominent citizens
and business men today. The Omaha
exposition officials will be asked to re-
scind their order charging for space. II
they do 1t Utah will go on with her work
and make a oreditable exhibit. II
they refuse then the likellhoods are that
this State may not be represented in
the big show