The Jersey City news., 1899-12-19

WeehaWken branch .-.- 4l2 4q9 @ sy5 "
TEalaegansa EleeefTie lighting, branch road Qs
Hoboken extension es'ooo %
Total - So, 165, ,4o7 q
The report was ordered filed; The list
Freeholder Richardson asked if any re-
duction had been made IN IN Na she and anmSfr Mr
Richardson moved that they pc feIersa r, 7
to the Committee of the Wnole., ins .n
motion received only three votes III Lac
The following are the appointments IA, and
the salaries Public Grounds, Court
House and Jail F. D. 4Prasser, 1,sfndisn nngn5d el-
$1,000; Charles Muller, nignt Watcn ~ a1n n
$3.50; E. Roenbeck, bookpindesr, e. y 5vss wv
Thomas Enwright, Jury clerk slsvoVs sTsss
Bridges-Bridge street bridge, James p.
Duffy, engineer. $500; Ludwig ,cnrell0eF[, 81
attendant, $3.50; James Foster. 81 aSsendahs'
$3.50; James Slavin, attendant, SSog.
Clay street bridge, ]. E, Riordan, sn- @
perintendent, $500; Dennis MeIisde JILL ana 10
seph Mannigan, attendants, 1850
Fourth street bridget homas MIG
Mahon. $500; Walter A. Walsh, Patrick
A. Cronin and Edward Collins attendants
Newark avenue bridge William walsh,
Superintendent, 5000. F. McCauley, T. Me-
Manus, p. Tracey, George Lewis, ChaTlessS sS
DAILY, Jr., F. Maypother, tenders slzo
Paterson plank road brldgsDaniel Dom
dorf. tender, $500; Henry Il. Hehlch' lem
Belieyille bridge-John Mcclpskey. ten
Mechanics-James Curl, Iaborer, 81; VIM
Burke. carpenter. $50; Peter YosI, car ar
$3.50; william Ford relieving engineer, giT eel,
8 600: John Lundy, gas sengineer 81 10y ogV;
Charles Lillis, painter. $500 A. s. HoWell, I
800; John Connolly, pipe ftier, $50; John h
mason. $3.50: G. Muller. mason, $3.50; e.
Griesbach. blacksmith, $3.50. :,
900; John Stewart, deputy warden, q, osu;
Michael Whelan. watchman, SiSu, Jonn
Cerrigan and T. Fitzpatrick,. .0sa enginesrs. 5.
Flynn y raar5nh monitor o s7so: JOS. kesge nurse
s7So; Anthony Mustead, $500; Richard
Carr, cook, $3.50; W. Quinn, nurse, sI, S6so;
Longstaff. laundryiman, 81 600; Annie Ry-
ant matron' 500; Tillle Col1mer, TEACHER,
$500; Joseph McDermott, $500; Mary Glea-
son, cook, s420; Jane Day cutter, $500;
Lizzie Vogel, seamstress, $500; Catherine
Carey. Annie Harty, Mary Moran, and
storehouseP. II. ONeiil, storekeeper,
$3.50; r. Judge, assistant storekeep-
er, 81, 900; E. Condor, teamster, $a2o; Rev.
T. I. Rue and Rev. Dias O'Connor, chap
Gate keepers-R. Trernble and John Nc
Carthy, S728 each; Romeo T. Churchail,
veterinary surgeon. $3.50.
Smallpox hospital-E. w. Havens, war
den $500; Kate Burgess, matron, $500.
Asylum-George W. King, medical super
intendent,. $500; P. Fitzpatrick, deputy
Wagner. department engineer, 500; Joseph,
Mallon, J. M. Hennessy, Robert White,
George Bremen, night watchmen, $3.50; c.
TazWe Tazsamo5s Jehn eoo Curry y remsn Marv I TadS =
matron, $500; Mary Shaw, waitress, $500;
Jennie Boland seamstress, 800; r
Murray, laundry man, $3.50; 2: Mar Mar
Thomas Walsh, w. BrreoidericK, n Lane,
M. Delaney, Joseph Walsh. H. Rohlfs, j.
Waller, attendants, $3.50; Annie Farrell, at
500; Margaret Dunn, laundress, $3.50; Lot
ffe Brown Mary Smith, Mary Hollings-
worth, Jane Guinan, Mary Abbett; Mar
Bernhardt. Margaret Henry. Delta Camp
bel and Mary Durham, $500 each.
s s smss Shsse BaIdMS KsaS dMSRsy Mensye w7Fda Wass
and Angelo FilIippi, engineers, $500;
rhomas Egan, baker, s7s9 Otto A. Top
$500 James Goggtn. teamster. s720; Thos.
Kelly. Charles Danielson, John Kelly.
5 5Rdward WissIg. John Donovan, Thomas
-A Herbtp, John Neville P. Caudeld,
Frank I1ilb, $3.50 per year; Margaret Con-
Toy, matron, $500; Della Smith, Mary
Keilaher, assistant matrons. $500: Maria
aaEhsr and Daniel Griffin, auarrymen,
$3.50 per day; James Lantrier, watchnan,
By resolution of Freeholder Riordan
the gates at the Snake Hill storehouse
are to be closed at P, M and opened
at 8 A. M, and between those hours no.
body will be allowed to enter or leave the
county grounds except the wardens, cler
gymen, physicians, undertakers and milk
men. The Wardens of the different In
etitutions are prohibited from disposing
of empty barrels or other county prop
erty without authority from their respec-
tive committees.
By resolution of Freeholder Duffy the
gatekeepers are to receive from the war
dens a memorandum of everything that
leaves the different institutions and re-
port to the respective committees. The
Board will meet again on December 2T.