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claims were presented by the several conn
mittees.
Resolved. That the sum Of $50.73 be paid
Cdrscallen Cassidy, for horse feed' NO
yember l, 1888.
$50. SO be paid Vile & Son, for horse 1eed,
November l, 1888.
$l24.lo be paid Miller & Bertholf, for
horse feed, November / 1872
$31.25 be paid Samuel J. Blakey, Tor car
rots for horse feed, November, 1885.
BY CVommittee on supplies
Resolved, That the sums of S4.5O pc paid
D. Steele Son, for one mattress, Novem-
$3.50 be paid S. F. Hayward & Co., for
one dozen axes, November, 1883.
Resolved, That the sum of $25.6 be paid
JAS. H. Lopez, for horseshoelng, OCTOBER
$3.50 be paid Thomas G. Hunter, for
h-orseshoeing, october, 1898.
$l2.75 be paid S. M. Jensen, for horse
shoeing, October. 1888.
$11.25 be paid BENZ d. Var Beuren, Tor l
horse clipper, November, 1898.
BY Committee on Printing and Station
Resolved. That the sum of $31.2o be paid
A. j. Doan, for printing, stationery, ETC.,
October and November, 1888.
By Committee on Department Buildings
and Repairs
Resolved. That the sum Of s2s be paid
Alex Hamill, for hinges and iron frames,
for house of Engine Co. No. s.
sl30.5o be paid The United Gas hmp pote
v
Sl3.7S be paid vanderbeek & Sons, for
lumber. November, 1895.
BY Committee on Apparatus and Re-
Resolved, That the sum Of $217 be paid
Brinknan & Hauck for repairs to 3 truck,
The yeas and nays having been taken
and called for on the foregoing resolu-
lions, they were adopted BY the following
Yeas-President Brennan, Commission
ers Mills and Erickson.
NayS-None.
Absent-None.
On motion adjourned.
CHAS. ESTERBROOK, Clerk.
ADJOURNED regular meeting Of the Board
ment Headquarters, Thursday evening,
December s, 1898.
Present at roll call-President Brennan,
Commissioners Mills and Erickson-aH the
READING OF COMMUNICATION.
From Frank Woodall, n Erie street.
Received and ordered spread in fun upon
n Erie Street. Jersey City, N. j.,
December 3, 1898.
To the Hon. Board of Fire Commission
/ wish to thank the firemen for their
earnest endeavors to put out the fire
which occurred at the above address, on
Thanksgiving Eve, November q, 1898; al
so for their care in handling everything
they had to move to get at the flames;
also for their civility to me and my
family. Wishing them every success
wherever they may be called to go. l
reman,
Yours very truly,
FRANK WOODALL.
From Thomas O'Neil. Engineman,. re-
| questing twenty-four our leave of abb
sence, without pay, from 8 A. M. Decem-
Der u, 1855, to A NJ. December ID, 1898.
Received and referred to the Chief En-
gineer with poWer.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and dis
Garsealien { Cassidy, s4s.12; Miller &
Bertholf, $120.91.
Referred to Committee on Feed.
N. D.. c. S. & Rubber Co, $2.79.
j. sch%eilenberger & Co, $3.50; James
Coyle, $10.7 5 and 1876; James Wilson, $50;
and S15. 25; Geo. H. Percy, $16.25; Thomas
Holmes, S11.12; BARLEY Coyle, $91S and
$12.25.
Referred to Committee on Horses and
Coughiin Brothers, s17S.o5.s
Referred to Committee on Telegraph
Jersey city Printing Co., IS.
Referred to Committee on Printing and
George II. Percy, c. cents and $50; I.
Light Co, $1,000 and 1854; Michael Harris,
ss Frs2sn ths 5orse g.. g $3.50; A Sgh ca MapDFG
l L dllSpOi ttc %o-.oS -
& Son, $3.50. Thomas Mahoney, $1,o2O; a.
Referred to Committee on department
Tbeo' Smith & Bro. $685. 10; Brinkman &
Hauck, $751; 80 and 21.95; the Jersey City
News, s14: the Evening Journal Assocla-
Rslerred to Committee on Apparatus
p. IcRRRs REPORTS AND COMMUNE
The weekly reports of the chief Engi-
spects Of Horses e were presented re-
The clerk reported that he had deposited
| with the City Treasurer the sum OF SlSo.eO'
being amount received for lees
rent ETC., and presented receipt tnere-
Received and ordered filed.
The Board then took a recess, upon re-
| assembling all the members were present.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolution by President Brennan
Resolved, That in accordance with the
provisions of an act entitled An act 70
regulate theatres and places of public
amusement in cities OF this state, ap-
| proved March Is. 1898, the following resu-
lations are hereby ADOPTED Tor .ne
such places as are referred to IN the 'aW'
| to witt .Ft
/. Each building must be provided with
| at least two portable fire e~xtinguishers,
| so placed as to be within easy reach OF
fremen detailed by the Department for
duty therein. ,s
3. Hose mot less than one and one-half
| inches in diaTneter) and nozzle must be
| provided and attached to hydrant or other
| faucet.
8. Pals of water and sand Cat leas six
| of each must be distributed in convenient
| places on the stage.
a. Al wooden blanket must be provided
and kept convenient to
5. There must be located on the stage
a. signal box having electrical connections
with the nearest fire alarm station.
6. All aisles and other ~paSSageWays
must be kept free from chairs, camp
! stools, persons standing therein or othel
distractions.
7. Each building. must be provided with
at least two axe and two hooks conve-
| niently located.
penalty of not less than fifty dollars OF
more han wo hundred dollars is PROVIDED
for any willful violations OF the require
ments of the act on which these regula-
lions are based. !,
9. A copy of these regulations snail DC
framed and kept on the stage or other
conspicuous places within the building.
10. The cooperation of proprietors, man
ayers and employees with fire detail is
requested to the end that the laws re-
4 ouirements are complied with ana the
purpose for which it was enacted car
ried out.
Adopted by the following vote:-
Yeas-President Brennan, COMMISSION
ers Mills and
Nays-None.
ADsent-None.
Motion by Commissioner Erickson and
That when this Board adjourns it ao'
iourns to meet on Wednesday evening
December p, 1898, at 8 o'clock.
n " JTp0N GT.AIA1S