The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-02

the assessments for the aforesaid sewers,
the drainage area has been changed, thus
placing HI aforesaid lots within a e
drainage area, said area is drained by the
main sewer commonly known as Main
Sewer, Woodlawn, District of G~reenvflle;
Jersey city, together with the several
branches and laterals. We find the afore-
said lots reassessed for outlet sewers
within this new area and said assessments
paid.
Inasmuch as the sewers in Linden ave-
nue. and Avenue e. also Brown place and
Avenue E, will be of 20 present or future
benefit to the lots in question, we THINK
paid by the owners for said lots, should
be returned.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES n. DAVIS,
EDWARD BARR,
CORNELIUS J. CRONAN.
Commissioners of Assessments,
(Referred to the Committee on Salaries
and Claims.)
Resolution, adopted November %, 1888.
requesting the Board of Finance to trans
fer the sum of $4,000 from the account OF
Teachers Salaries" and the sum o.
amounts to an account to be known as
General Claims. to be used for the pay
ment of repairs or any other claim que
for year 1S9i-9S.
Referred to the Commute on Finance.)
From the City Collector
Submitting resignation of w. II. YER
milyea as q clerk in the City Collector s
Office, resignation to take effect Decem-
Der i, 1898.
The resignation was received n ac-
cepted, on motion of Mr.. Simpson.
From the City Collector
Communication notifying the Board OF
Finance hat he has appointed William
r. Maurer as clerk in the City Coilec-
tors office; to take the place of w. H.
Vernilyea resigned, appointment to take
effect December l, 1898. .
W. fsoro ~ ( n inp rnnoiyrod and ordered
filed.
The following resolutions, adopted by
the Board of Street and Water Com
missioners, and requiring the concurrence
ed, received and referred to the Conn
mittee on Concurrent Resolutions
/. Awarding to Philip Tumuity, Jr., the
contract for the construction OF a eve
In S~tegnlann street. from W feet west OF
Ocean avenue to Van Cleef street, and
in Van Cleef street to connect with sewer
in Dwight street.
ESTIMATED cost, S2,040.42.l
I. Ordering paid certain claims.
PASSED November %, 1889
3. Awarding to Henry Byrae the con-
tract for the cleaning of the streets OF
Jersey City N the removal of ashes
garbage therefrom for the year end
ing November so, 1899, in accordance with
specifications heretofore adopted, Noveln-
Der Is, 1898, at the prices named IN rs
proposal submitted on November 70.
1898, namely 1919 of the following standard
About 1882 lineai miles of stone
pavement, swept and cleaned ., 80
About 545 lineal miles of asphalt
pavement. swept and cleaned,
per mile .+...- $50. .-........ . W
In gross removing ashes and
garbage for the year ..--..--. 1900 90
His bid being the lowest received, AND
that the Corporation Attorney be directed
to prepare and have executed the neces-
sary contract for the same.
(Passed November %. 1881
The Committee 0 n Concurrent Resoiu-
tions reported recommending that the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted by the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners. be
e~oneurred in.-
i. Awarding to Philip Tunulty, Jr. the
contract to construct a In Steg-
mann street, from 80 feet west of Ocean
avenue to Van Cleef street, and IN a
CIeef street to connect with sewer IN
Dwight street ESTIMATED cost. 5000. AZ
2. Ordering paid the following claims:-
United Gas Improvement Co, $3.50,
United Gas Improvement Co.. s7.S5,
claim No. 463.
United Gas Improvement Co., 1913,
claim No. 465.
f. A. Dugan, 1920. claim No. Al.
e. A.. Dugan, S104 26. claim No. AS
r A. Dugan. SIS. so, claim No 40.
E. A. Dugan, S20.55. claim No. 4l6.
]. G. Supply Co., S21S.50. claim No. 1,St5.
&c. Supply Co., $3.50. claim No. 1,ST4-
J. c. Supply Co. S5.0I, claim No. 1,S72.
Evening Journal Association, s16.2O'
claim No. 974.
Jersey City News, $3.50, claim Nc. 1881.
PASSED November %, 1881
3 Awarding to Henry Byrne the con-
tract to clean the streets of Jersey City
and the removal of the ashes n garbage
lions heretofore adopted, November 10,
1898. his being the lowest bid received.
Passed November p, 1882
The report was received and the reso-
J11tiDpS wore p1ch rOnClIrrPd in nv the
following vote on the call for the yeas
and nays by the President
Yeas-President ~Heppenheimer and
Simpsons.
Nays-None.
AbSent-None.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported, recommending the payment of
the following claims (~chargeable to ac-
count Claims. 1S9l-9S.H)
$15.l6 to John w. Queen, for disburse-
ments as Corporation Attorney, from
October II to. November 8, 1898.
$3.50 to Felt Tarrant Mfg. Co.. for re-
pairs to ~cornptometer and express charge,
City Comptroller.
S2.s5 to Carrie K Cue, for copying tes-
for use of Corporation Attorney.
$50 to Jersey City News. for printing
manual, pages Nos. 96-1O5. Board of FL
nance.
500 to Jersey City Democrat, for 10000
postage stamps, stationery etc, for City
sia5s 81 10 Jersey city Democrat, for
postage stamps and stationery, for City
s5s.@ 10 Jersey city Democrat. for
Printing ana stationery, for city collee-
tor.
ss3 to Jersey City Democrat. for print
ing brief for Corporation Attorney.
$44.45 to Jersey City Democrat. for sta
tionery, ete.. for City Collector.
Sl7.56 to Jersey City Democrat, for sia-
tionery, etc, for City Collector