The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-07
Iands sold under martin Act.

lands sold under sMartin Act"
$z4 to James H. Clark, for taking ac-
knowledgements of City Clerk to MAR
S16.25 to q. ". Leake. for drawing Mar
tin Act deeds for City Collector.
$41.25 to- r: w. Leakes for drawing
sM Ma r & Act deeds for CITY Collector.
Trust Coz, for searches and disbursements
in titles No. 1861, etc.
s4s5. 50 to the N ]. Title Guarantee ard
Trust Co.. for searches and disbursements
in titles No. $50, etc.
(~Chargeable to Martin Act accoun5.)
$40 to H. a. Lush, for services as assist
month Of December, 1898, when due.
(Chargeable to account Fees from
District Courtesy
S229.16 to The Evening Journal Assn, for
publishing minutes in December, 1898.
$229. 16 to The Jersey City News, for pub
fishing minutes for December, 1895.
l~Chargeable TO account Publishing
Minutes.')
The report was received and the claims
We're each ordered paid by the votes Of
all the members of the Board present
Give (} in number) on the call for the
yeas and nays by the President.
The Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies reported recommending the
payment Of the following claims:
S24 to The Jersey City News for print
ing Manual slips, Board of Finance, pages
s6s to The Jersey. city. Democrat for
printing and stationery for City Comp
s~troller.
s1s5 to h Jersey city Democrat, for
furnishing tax bills to City Collector
1855
$3.50 to the Jersey City Democrat, for
printing and stationery for City Collector.
$50 to the Jersey City Democrat for
printing and stationery for City Comp
troller.
'ss SlnafseaOie . aevoo"'
stamps. furnished to City Collector.
IS to Sherman Bonham, services as as
sistant messenger TO City. Collector, from
per month.
$50 to Sheridan Bonham for servise as
assistant messenger to City Collector, for
December, 1898, when due.
$11.20 to John ]. Hogan, services in de-
livering personal tax notices OF City Col
lector for year 1886.
$15.52 to Moses Conkling, services in de-
livering personal tax notices of City Col
lector for year 1896.
1910 to Michael J. Mcmahon, services
in delivering personal tax notices of City
Collector for year 1896.
The report was received and the claims
were each ordered paid by the votes of all
the member of the Board, five 90 in
number. on the call for the yeas and nays
by the President.
THE WHOLE.
President Heppenheiner, Chairman of
the Committee of the Whole, presented
Jersey City, Dec. q, 1898.
Honorable Board of Finance of Jersey
Gentlemen-Your Committee of the
Whole, to whom was referred, December
by the Board of Street and Water Com
m~issioners, respectfully report and rec
ommend the adoption of the following
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton, adopted by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners, December 8, 1888,
Resolved, That by and with the con-
currence of the Board of Finance the
proposal of Patrick H.. Flynn, to provide
a new water supply for Jersey City and
to produce the results required in the
specifications heretofore adopted by this
Board on July 5, 1898, in accordance with
his plan No. /, set forth in said proposal
and submitted to this Board in answer
to public advertisement on August Is,
1895, be and the same is hereby accepted;
this Board being of opinion that said pro-
posal under said plan No. | I'D the pro
posal of that responsible BIDDER which
offers the terms most advantageous to
the city.
The prices proposed and accepted under
said plan and conformably with said
specifications are as follOwS:-
For each million gallons Of water fur
nished up to twenty-five (25) million gall
Ions daily, thirty-six dollars $36) per mil
lion gallons.
For each million gallons in excess Of
twenty-five (25l million gallons daily up
to thirty 800 million gallons daily, thirty
four dollars ($3D per million gallons.
thirty 900 million gallons daily up to
thirty-five $50 million gallons daily,
thirty-two dollars ($SD per million gallons.
For each million gallons in excess of
thirty-five $50 million gallons daily up to
forty-five 45} million gallons daily, TWEEN
ty-four dollars (S24) per million gallons.
For each million gallons in excess of
forty-ive million gallons daily up to the
limit of capacity of the water works,
twenty dollars $50 per million gallons.
Said proposal also contains the follow
ing options to the city for the purchase
OF the works and water supply by the
city; any of which said options may be
hereafter exercised by the city conforma-
heretofore referred to-
For the water works and all the ap-
-purtenances thereof necessary to fulfil
the extent of fifty (50) million gallons of
water daily, together with the water sup
ply, water rights, lands, reservoir sites,
ights of way and all easements necessary
to fulfill the requirements of said spe-
~cifications and to the extent of seventy
(7O million gallons of water daily for
ever, which purchase can be made by the
city when the water works are completed
and accepted hereunder; provided, that
the city shall give notice of its Intention
to purchase within one year after the
date of contract, the sum of seven million
five hundred and n~inety-five thousand
dollars G7,5 95. 000).
For the water works and all appurten-
ances thereof necessary to fuldll the re-
quirements of said specifications to the OK
tent Of fifty (50) million gallons of water
daily together with the water supply,
water rights, lands. reservoir sites,
rights of way and all easements neces-
sary to fulfill the requirements OF the
said specifications and to the extent of
seventy GO million gallons of water
daily forever. which purchase can be
made by the city at the expiration o.
five 90. ten QW or fifteen tio) years from
city shall give notice of its intention to
purchase at least one year in advanc ots
such purchase, the sum of seven million
nine hundred and ninety-ive thousand
For the water works. water supply,
water rights, lands, reservoir sites.
rights Of way and all appurtenances and
easements necessary to fulfill the require
ments of said specifications and 20 the
extent of seventy (7W million gallons Of
water daily forever, which purchase can
be made by the city when the water
works are completed and accepted here
under; provided, that the city shall give
notice Of its intention to purchase With
sum of eight million seven hundred and
forty-ive thousand dollars (S, 745, 000)-
For the water works, water supply,
water rights, lands, reservoir sites. rights
ments necessary to fulfil the require
ments of said specifications and TO the
extent of seventy (IW million gallons of
water daily forever, which purchase can
be made by the City at the expiration of
five 90, ten 40 or fifteen q5) years from
the date of contract; provided, that the
city shall give notice of its intention to
purchase one year in advance of such