The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-05
The CONTRACTS.
Awards for Dry Goods, Coal,
Groceries and Provisions
Made by Ireeholders.
NO new APPOINTMENTS
They and the Salaries Are
the Same as Last
Year.

After organizing yesterday the Board
OF Freeholders transacted no business OF
Importance except to make the appoint
ments and fix the salaries. The appoint
ments so far as they have been made are
the same as last year and the salaries are
also the same. The following is the COM
plete Lists
John p. Egan, clerk, $1,000; John 2.
Noonan, assistant clerk, $1,000; e. +.
Smith, County Superintendent, 5000; i01
Young, attorney, I,S0O; Richard Schlin,
assistant physician, s.. 600.
su AsylnmmSesGrses a,5 %; ? 5'ng F4tzp aapics,
deputy superintendent. 1920; Mary Brady
Aimshouse-Robert Ryan. warden, & COG;
gohn ". Steuart. deputy warden sLVov'
Annie N. Ryan, matron, $5O0.
Smallpox Hospital-E. w. HaVens, war
den. 500: Kate Burgess, matron' s9 ~ raen
1850; Charles Kane, deputy Wadoen,
E,0So; Margaret Conroy, matron, 500.
Storehouse-P. H. O'Nein, storekeeper,
$780, Richard Judge, assistant store
keeper, $1,000.
The remaining appointments will be
made at a meeting to be held on Monday
next and Director McNally viii announce
the committees at the same time. 1t is
2ARCLLG LI1l VIA
change in the make up of the committee,
and the contractors are to be held strictly
to the terms of their contracts.
The following is the list of the con-
tracts which were awarded by the old
board before ~adJourning yesterday and the
prices
Butter-E. Kieswetter, II 4s-1Oo cents per
Coal 10 Court House, jail and bridges
James Coyle, egg coal. S4.25; stove. "a %.
Coal 10 scake Hili,James Coyles egg,
$4-Sy; Cumberland, s.; stove, S4.So.
Cofee.JEnses Aarkins. lcl2c. per Ip.;
mustard. Larkins, Zoe. per H.; pepper,
Branson Bros, Sc. per h.; vinegar, Bran
son Bros, SC. pc. aal.
CiothinglBlouses. Theodore Schutzbach,
Csc. each. mems duck suits, Schutzbach,
soc. per suit; pea jackets, Fnomas flana-
gan, 2.D per jacket; boys mats. dgnatlus
Noonan, SC. per hat; girls hats, r.; boys,
pea Jackets. 81 per jacket, all awarded
TO Isnatius Noonan; mems jean pants, I.
Schutzpacn, soc. per pnir; mems cloth
caps, bernstein & Co., 1Siac. per cap.
Dry goods-Awarded to lgnatius Noonan.
chevioI, 6Ac- per yard; crash, &c.; ticking,
Size; denirns. SIC; muslin, l0Ac.; awning
stripes, l77@e.; jean, 1u12c.; gingnams, 5l4e.;
blankets, Syst; cotton spreads, Soc; prison
flannel, Tie: muslin bleached, SIC; bed
spreads, LAO; calico; 4Ac;. Wolfson Bros;
award, Hickory stripes 6Ac.; towels. $3.50
per doz. Thomas Flanagan. award, canton
nanne.. Sc. per yard. furst Bros, award,
rubEer saeetings, 4zlac. per yard.
EgGS-Asex. Thompson, Il y-lOc- per doz.
tssa-4A. Post, Goldfish, 3 l5-100c. per h.;
fresh lisa, 2 40-100c. per 1b.
F1our-E. T. Hinkead. $3.43 per Dbl.
~Fced-s.dWard OtD9nnell: oats. Soc. per
bag; straw, soc. per cwt.; hay, s8 per
ton.
observation-disclosures Musson, rice, 9 9-10c.;
sugar 5 s-10o; matches 50c.; corn starch,
&C.. tomatoes, 74c. per doZ. cans; Sapolio,
CSC. per doz.; sal soda, &c. per lb.; peas,
&c. per l. e. Kinkead. oatmeal, 81 per
bDl.; extra sugar. &c. per h.; soda bis
Sc. per ID. lemons, s3.45 per box; prunes,
SC. per h.; condensed milk, 81 per doz.
Hosiery--Furst Bros, mems socks, 4Sc.
wonen's stockings, 62Ac- per doz.; chill
0t Ice2counay Jail ye7s s. per ton. Edward
MeDermott; Snake Hill, Sc per ton, Frank
Leather and Shoe strings-E. A. Girdy.
soies, $l.!4 per doz.; top lifts, Sac. per doz.;
Louis Gler. shoe strings. Ac- per gross;
Lime and Cement-Thomas Henry, lime,
81; finishing lime, $40; plaster, $50; &C.
ment, 81. 20; firebricks. $5 per 1,000; fire
brick, s6.75 per 1000; sand, Soc. per bbl.;
plasterer's hair, &c; Charles Wagner,
sand, $1.19 per yard.
Lumber-James f. Stewart. pine, first
quality, $40 per LOCO it,; baton boards,
1Sc. each; clap boards, 15c. each; ceiling
boards, $3.50 per 1000 feet. Gibson, Col
HIS To-, pine, S6SDIQ QQdlAlys S0t pei 4;VvV
feet; spruce, assorted, $23; spruce boards,
1923; spruce joists, Soc. each; planks, Csc.
pine flooring, s2450.
Beef-L. Kiesewetter, 5 H-100c. per ID.
Sheep-L. Kiesewetter, 5 94-l0Oc. per ID.
Milk-D. Reardon, 3lzc. per quart.
Notions-Ignatius Noonan, spool cotton,
black and white, 401zc. per doz.; horn
combs. CSC. per doz.; rubber combs, 30c.
per doz.; pins, Ice. per pack; sewing oil,
26c. per doz. Furst Bros, linen thread,
white and black, S4c. per h.; suit buttons,
&c. per gross; needles, &c. per paper; pants
buckles, &c. per doz.; thimbles, 521kc. per
gross. William Rourke, suspenders, Ice.
per pair; agate buttons, Zoe. per gross.
OIL. H. Howell & Co., crude. 10Hc.
per GAL; kerosene, PKG; gasoline, 1811c.
II. W. Berger, cylinder oil, 18c. per gal.
James Collins, machine, lie. per GAL; lard
oil, 45c. per GAL
Paints, oils and hardware-Thomas
Abel, white lead, 7c.; linseed oil, Soc. tur-
pentine. &c.; whitening. 1c.; nails. 50;
shoyeis. So per doz.; saw files, 65e.; iron
pals, 20c. H. w. Berger, putty, 2c.; Irvine,
Ice; files, u inch, 81; files, Ia inch, 81;
files, 5 inch, 81; files, smooth. IA in, 81;
wheelbarrows. per doz., s16; iron, &c. per
H.; W. Knobloch, whitewash brushes,
$4.20 per doz.
Plun1bing-Steam and gas ftting-E. w.
Berger, tin, $3.50; waste, &C.; charcoal, &c.;