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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04
A. 20 10. Co. SIS, claim No. ss7.
3 st sisia sI sal 5 S0. sS0-
DuSdn, Sf.35, EIdIiu ~. of5s
Dugan. $3.50. claim No. $50

"A. u. NQldH, 9IJo- 10. IidtHl NO. O7os
VIM. ]. Murphy, S2S7.50, claim No. COZ.
VIM. j. Murphy. S194.S4. claim No. COZ.
VIM. J. Murphy. $165. rs, claim No. 6O4-
From the same Board
Board October Is, 1899. and approved by
the Mayor October q, 1885,
Resolved, That the Board OF Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton adopted by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners, October II, 1879, TO
wit
Ordering paid the claim Of the East
Jersey Water Company, for 500: 1920, for
water delivered to Jersey City, from mio.
night of June 30. 1899. to midnight OF
September 80. 1899. under contracts Of
October T.. 1895 and April 22, 1887, claim
From the same Board >,
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board October IS. 1899, and approved by
the Mayor October q, 1885,
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby approprfates the sum of S5,0oV 70
augment the appropriation for cleaning
streets" present fiscal year. board o.
Street and Water Commissioners. and IN
order to raise said amount the
on Finance is authorized to borrow safd
sum at~a rate of interest not t2 exceea
3k per cent. per annum, and that saio
amount be placed in the next tax levy
From the same Board -
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board October is. 1899, approved py
the Mayor October q, 1897
Resolved, That the Board OF FINANCE
hereby eoncurs in the following resolu-
ton adopted by the Board of Street ana
Water Commissioners. October II, 1888 10
witt -
Awarding to Edward w. Conlon, the
contract for the construction of a sewer
from a point about the intersection OF
through Van Wrinkle avenue to Porter
street. from Van Wrinkle avenue TO con
meet with eve In Newark avenue
estimated cost. A.72S.@.
From the same R0ard.-
Transmitting resolution passed by SAID
Pnard October IS. 1899. and approved by
the Mayor october p. 1885,
Resolved. That the Board OF Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
tion. adopted by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners, October 10, 1888, TO
wit
phait Co. the contract for the improve
nent of North street, from Central ave-
nue. to Summit avenue, estimated cost.
&-s0s.57.
Transmitting resolution passed by said
Board October IS. 1899. and approved by
the Mayor October q. 1899.
Resolved, Thai the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton. adopted by the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners October 10, 1889, 70
Awarding to the N. ]. Mexican Asphalt
Co. the contract for the Improvement OF
Clinton avenue formerly Mandeyille ave
nue}. from Bergen avenue to West Slde
avenue; estimated cost, 81 .675.05.
Received and ordered fled
from the Commissioners OF Assess
Certifying that no damages viii be sus-
tanned by reason of the change Of the
street and W grades for the section 81
Jersey city bounded by Brunswick street.
New Jersey Junction Railroad, Newark
avenue and Pennsylvania Railroad,
Received and ordered fled
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

The Committee on Public Buildings
Docks and Parks reported on payroll
laborers in parks, $3.50, as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

BOARD OF STREE AND WATER COMMISSIONERS
Iomeil P foceedngsl
Regular meeting d. hi Board Of Street. and Water Commissioners held N
Tuesday. october2 a. 1892. at W o'clock +. M
OPENING OF SEALED PROPOSALS
snauI PrS epeans. f ges nP ernGsa fs OF IA an " street. IT t. from Dnn bua=0 ar s0i pm@@ ed as
follows
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The Committee on Engineering and
Survey reported on payroll. Chief Engi-
neer, ETC., 81, 736. sc, as correct.
The report was accepted.
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100 PER CENT. STANDARD

M T Connolly onered 10 furnish all materials and 10 al work rss Fk% of
above andard. q. ou# az
ohm Hopkins offered to furnish all materials and 10 all work Tor so OF
ABOVE Bernard sumaua Gannon offered to furnish an materials and 10 Ill work for $50 Of
aO0s Ph hipoT unnury, Jr, offered to funs h II materials n d. al work for aA%
of above standard &gn
Charles Wayne offered 10 Iurnlsn a II materials and dc III WORK lr 600 -
aboves hndard-
Received and referred to the Comm ute OF Streets nd Sewers
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The Committee on Printing and Sta
tionery reported on claim of Jersey CITY
News, SOS, as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04
REPoRT OF THE ERR

Jersey GILy. OEL- q, lo55.
Hon. Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners:
Conference.-The Commissioners of As
sessrnent lave filed with me on this date
THEM preliminary assessment map INK
report for the Improvement OF Broadway:
between West Side avenue and Wright
avenue.
Respectfully submitted. ~
GEORGE r. BOUTONt
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Received and ordered filed.

From Garwood Ferris. Engineer In
Jersey city, Oct. %, 1899.
Hon. Board of Street and Water Com
Gentlemen-Your engineer takes plea
sure. In accordance with animation con-
tanned IN his report of September y, In
forwarding herewith a copy OF a COM
municatforI from r. Fl. Flynn (and Jersey
City Water Supply Company in which
the contractor amends his request Of
June 28, for permission to construct a dam
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Commencing at six G)s o'clock in the
morning r closing at seven ~ o'clock
in the evening.
And that at laid Election the following
named officers are to be elected by bal
lot:-
A Sheriff for the County of Hudson.
A County Clerk, a Register, and
one Coroner for the County Of Hud-
SON.
Eleven dD Members OF Assembly
from the County of Hudson.

And notice is hereby further given that
the following named places for Election
and Boundaries for Election Precincts, at
which the Boards of Election shall meet,
and said Election shall be held. have been
selected and adopted, as required by law:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

On motion, the Board took a recess for
thirty NUT
On r~eassembling all the members OF the
Board were present.
On motion, the reading of minutes of
regular meeting held on Tuesday, gctoper
II. 1899. was dispensed with, and they
were, on motion, approved as engrossea'
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND
COMMUNICATIONS
From Chr. Pesnecker and others;-
P~etitioning for the opening. wiaenlns
Audubon avenue
Received and referred to the
on Streets and Savers.
From the Lehigh Valley r. r., per w.
Re11esf;ng permission to erect a water
tank and stand pipe at the foot OF Richara
street.
In matter of broken water main at MON
mouth and Gilchrlst Streets.
Received and referred 70 the mmae
From G. Is. CabbeuZ -
In matter of the improved condition OF
the streets in the Greenville section.
Received and ordered fled
From ]. and e. Homon:r .
In matter of the improvement or
macadam streets.
Received and ordered sled.
From Michael 3. Holiness
In matter of the Improvement OF the
South Cove grant
Received and ordered filed.
oFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Board Of Finance:-
Transmitting resolution passed by sall
Board October Is, 1899. and approved py
the Mayor October q. 1899.
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resoiuz
tion adopted by the Board or street ana
Mater Commissioners
Ordering paid the following claims:-
October 10. 1SS9:--
Thomas Mcclure. 81, claim NO. 500.
"a. E. Nolan, S50.05. claim No. 592-
r.. C. Supply Co., S195.05. claim No. ~.
J. C. Supply Co, S47.S2, claim NO. 2-ll6-
J.. C. Supply Co., sS37-22 Z, claim No. ZIP.
J. C. Supply CO.. s38.35, claim No. LIS
A P Ssg. Co, SIS, claim No. ss7.
D vSf3.O5. claim No. 260.
claim No 5B-
e. a. Dugan, S4.35. claim No $40.
z. A. Dugan. $3.50. claim No. 81.
A. r. Nolan. sl95. 70. claim No. $50.
Wm. j. Murphy, s2S7.50, claim No 602.
~ on1 a pn0
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Resolved, That an extension Of 20
DAVIS he granted to John Nolan
in which to Complete his contract for the
Improvement of Hopkins avenue, from
Palisade to Central avenues; said con-
tractor having petitioned for Y extern
sion Of time and the Chief Engineer nav
ing approved the same.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

voirs reported on claims Of John o'ReilIv.
$50: J. r.. Stewart Co.. $71.61, S9.85, $20.50.
$102.58, 1894: A. S. futile, $3.50; Joseph
Rlsenaur. $50, as correct.
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

senfed by the Chief Engineer for the con-
sfruction of sewer In Harrison avenue,
from Monticello avenue TO a point lV feet
west of Park street. and including plan
for the construction of sewer in Mont
gomery street, from IS feet east OF Bar
row street easterly to connect with pres
sent brick sewer in Montgomery street, 2
are hereby adopted and ordered filed.
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MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.

-NIOIIOISo A1NR IIA5OLC IIV1yp.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
presented the following
Resolved, That the work under contract
No. 1,190, for the construction of a sewer
in Romano avenue, from a point about
40 feet south of Sip avenue, to and con-
Meeting with sewer in Sip avenue, by Ed
ward O'Neill, contractor, be and the same
is hereby accepted as completed, and that
reeted to file with the Commissioners OF
Assessment, a statement showing the en-
tire cost of said improvement and that
thereupon said Commissioners of Assess
ment shall proceed to prepare and submit
an assessment may and report for said
improvem eEt. conformably to the proyis-
ions of Section 5 of Chapter III of the
Laws of 1885.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

On motion, the Board took a recess for
thirty minutes.
D1ord xyora praSerf
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

On motion, the reading of minutes OF
regular meeting held on Tuesday, Uctoper
II. 1899, was dispensed with, and they
were, on motion. approved as engrossea'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-04

Z. Il LliUlCH, 1dt41Rt ~
Resolved. That in the operation OF the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company at the
| southwest corner of Johnston avenue an9
| Garrabrant street. said company be ana
is hereby directed to replace the presene
tagging at said point and for a distance OF
80 feet along Johnston avenue NE
remaining portion of such eva ~
such manner as to make the same pass
able for pedestrians and venlcles, nne
work herein Girected to be performed I'M
der the direction and ito the satisfaction
of the Committee on Streets and sewers
of this Board.
Whereas. On the 10th day Of October,
| 1899, the Chief Engineer presented 20 TINS
| Board plan and profile for street aHa sew
er grades for section D9qnoeR * X New
lark avenue and the Pennsylvania X. X,
and
Whereas, The Commissioners Of Assess;
| ment have reported that no damage Will
| accrue TO abutting property by reason OF
such establishment Of grade ~ :.
Resolved, That said plan and PRONE az
so filed be adopted and the said grades
| as shown thereon be confirmed as the
| legal grade for said section.
Resolved. That permission be and Is
| hereby granted to the Lehigh Valley x;
n. Co, to locate tracks and relocate anu
| change the line of tracks and switches
heretofore laid by said company across
| Washington street on the Southerly slue
Resolved. That special Improvement
| certiicates for one thousand five hundred
| for work done and materials furnished on
| account of contract No. 1.157. for improve
ment of Irving street, from Central aV-
euue To Nelson venue
Resolved That one special Enforcement
certificate for I'VE hundred dollars PC
/ drawn IN favor OF Peter r. McCabe. fpr
work done and 1natsrials e, xarr e . En- g.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12
The Cochise Company.

The shaft on the Pajaro claim is HOW down to depth of 200 feet and a sta tion is being cut out and drifts started in two directions. The work in the shaft a III also be continued while the drifts. are being pushed forward. It is the ipien,ion ot the company to push isyel, ipent on this pTdaeriy as r.,piaiy as possible. Several more men have been put to wotk in the mine and the grading for the erection of the boiler and hoisting works is progressing rap idly. Supt. Muheim is doing his utmost to bring the COchise to successful issue.
 Since the lst of January over 250, 600 shares Of stock have been sold and there is quite little balance on hand in the treasury to keep the development work going. .''-"'. a"''
 The ore in this shaft is increasing in width and contains more sulphide of copper than before; several pieces taken out recently show native coppe9 in many places. The samples of tie ore are now on exhibition at iIte office of the company in the Duhacher building.
 The company has juS; issued !ot of blue print maps showing their claims, and their connecii hs with the eur- rounding county.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

w. 0. Hicksm and Jas. Deal, prom. inent railroad men oil Paso are vis.t in, our city.
 The new depot for the A. X s. l.. -aaroad company is rapi dly ne' ring COL, p.etio". Ju dge James s. Robinson and wife r turned today from Tom stone, where tha judge had been on legal business.
 The Rose Stillman company will leave in tomorrow for Phoenix, where tn " commence weeks engas ement on Monday.
 Yesterday was pay day for the Copper
 Queen con pany and over ] 200 men re- ca.vel their usual monthly wages and the town last evening presented lively One of the school teachers treated her scholars to the number of 75 to free ticket to the matinee performance this afternoon given by the Rose stlllman company. .... Geo. Dunn returned yesterday from his prospecting trip in the Silver Creek vicinity. He says, he has found a 2 ool ledge and wlll"soon have the best prospect in Cochise county. A warrant has been sworn out in Jus. tice Williams court charging William Corson with assault with a deadly weapon on the person of fellow miner employed on the Copper Cross prop erty near tie old stage station. After committing the assault, Corson left the camp and has not since been heard of.
 Don't get scared when your heart troubles you. Most likely you suffer from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat. It will cure every form of Dyspepsia. m
 BIZ. Graham & Co. are building a bulk head ;n front of their property in Brewery gulch to protect it from the summer floods.
 i Patronize your home merchants. Don't send your money out of town by patronizing Il lot of Jew peddlers, who come around every pay day. Your home merchant is here and he contrib utes to the welfare oi the county and city. He always contr ,ibnts 10 fund that will benefit any and all in this community, while the travelling peddler pockets yonr dollar and silently steals away until next payday and then comes around again with >tha. ever present sickly smile on his face. Keep the money in town by patronizing those whe have established business in out town.
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from Fridays Daily.

J. B. Corbett left today for Tucson.
 Mrs j. F. Enright left this morning for q short trip to Benson.
 Wm. Evans came up from Sonora last ] evening where he has bcen engaged in mining for some time. 4.
 J. A. Rockfellow returned yesterday from Tom mbstone, where he has been for a few days on visit to his family.
 The Good Templars will not meet on Monday evening next, owing to the Home Forum lodge desiring to have the hall.
 Chas Morrison has returned from a several weeks prospecting trip in the Serra Madles, east of the San Bsrnar- dino ranch
 Rev. g. A. Thompson, superintendent of missions, is paylng our city a short visit and will preach at the Methodist church on Sunday evening next. The building boom still continues and before a house is completed half dozen applications are filed for it. Realty prices are advancing all over town and prices in every direction rule consider. ably higher than ever before. "a .-.
 The members of the Ro Stilman company were taken down through the mine today, through the courtesyo of Mr. lewis WilIisms.
 F. [. Baldwin is confined to his home with an attack of la grippe. Prairie fires are reported as being nu- merous in various parts of Cochlse county. These fires are very unfortu- nate as they dcst,oy thousands of Acres of good feed, and the cattle are com. pelled to seek food further away from water.
 Jake Trowbrdge, tie returned stage driver, came over from Tombstone yes- terday and will remain ,or few days. Jake has not fully recovered from the effects of the fever which he G ntracted during the late war while serving Uncle Sam as d packer.
 A coffin trust !s The latest ani has been formed in Ohio. Should Jil,. pians of the trust surceed,.in a few weeks it will cost you double the pliGa to be Goxed up. If you are thinking q! CIT ss ing over ih, divide soon, you can save money and beat the trust by doing so wi .hiu the next few weeks.
 The Bissree Silver Cornet band sere- naded Foreman CiAwson at his residence on Castle Hili Wednesday night, and the delightful strains waited i!y :he ger. lie brpezcs, could ln plainly i:Va:d, in ail parts of tnWm. Charley inv;ic,; the soys'ln anh tr-a'rd them royalty, as he knows how io t.o. From here the band paid their respects, to Mir. James, at the residence of Lewis Willian,e; after which they were escorted to tie Wolaorf where 0t'd had prepared E inva feat :qr them, -ae h1AI boys a:@ dss?tYing q; :-,ieat t.ciit the hia&Gtr t; which they have advanced in Their playing dtiirg the past few ncnths. Under ihc leadership oi Prof. Dalsiiah they are making excellent progress, and very soon Bishec will be able to boast Vf !he best band in tie territory. Several of the boys have received new instru- ments, and new members are being added every few days. Tha citizens of the town to show their appreciation of the efforts put forth by these young gentlrn s!oa:l present ;hs,n with d set If uniforms. It is probabien Il local min strel show will be be given some time next month for this purpose.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12
W Wedding B ellis.

Maurice Dem and Miss Alarv F.. Ovens were joined in the holy bonds of matr;mony last evening B. the hcne of the bride, hy Justice Williams.
 The groom is too well known iM H's- tpe ,o reed any iu;. oda:.:oa by the ORB. l1r has been resident Of Bisheo ever silcA the early eighties anl has considerable interest in many mining claims in this district. lie is at pres. uls :Jttm&n for the south bis5ec M:n- ins company and ia Il mjuing man ot p%;,rripHce. The bride %iEo has tpen a resident of our city for number oi years au;i made many friends by her kind and Gr~ay"u. nature ard charming manners.
 Irr ORB wishes the c.,up!c t!le k2,t oi &urrrs, iu their new lie, and may all ;MY;r troubles bo l.tiic onra.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

rre .ey Marlhn"3 and Concpnolon tujz were also j,,nol in wc,l!evk hy SIs;i@n Williams lat vvrGing.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

LtG'ippn is again cpiie mic. Ever prccaa.ion shDut,i hh :l;Al t, avoid t. It's s,cci!i; rure is One NiuNie Cough Cure. 4. J. S;hepher4, Publisher AEri. cultural Journal an Al ler.isar, Eden. No, says:' No cue will he diSal,- roimgrd in using One Minute Cough Cure fer La Grippe" i'i,Nsant to take, qui,k i"'act. .m--'-
 Nj S. q. Fackler, F. ii.or oi the Micarooy (th.) iiustlnr. wiIh li5 wife nnd rh.Idarn, suffered terribly from La Grp,~. One Minute Cough Cure was thr only remedy that helped them. It acic,; quickly. Thousands of others use this remedy as 2 specific for La Grilpe, and ;s exhausting after effects. Never fai.s. m
 All persons indebted 10 me will please remit at once as sm going out of busi. nees. DELLA S. BURR.
 Get your pictures iramedatB. F. Gra- hc. e.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

Er pa~n to Fo't WoIth anA return, %Ii.G9. 1ctvrnt Ea:,!rnlr;r'S Cnnvcn. s, rN. lWkv,s uR saic Match Huh and l":h GrDI 10 Icturn Naich l1ih. E. t. I:Vu b! snIie, 5 W I { I <, l!I Fl paso Si., Fl rlso. Texas. If. ~>
 4. t. De FlGcni, editor of the Journal Uoylestown, Ohio, suffered for num- Ter tf years from rlcumatsm in his riglt shuu!der and eide. My right arm at times was entirely useless. l tried Chamberlain Pain Balm, and was surprised to receive relief almost immed ately. The Tain Balm has been a constant. companion of mine ever since and it never fails" For sale by Bisi,pc Drug Ccwrarv. N
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

Some people have talking mAo.i;nes, but Dr. Nelson has Il uttGo of remnv. ing curas that talks for its@ii. lie is in BisGce now for few 'nys orly, and will visit the town again. The old corn dec tor is kept busy fl iin kc,.+ CT removing corEs from the ieet. D:. NeIrnn has done a business that t,.u pa0pie like and the papers give li III gnod send off. it you have corn he cnn wirhnn; doubt cure 1t pcrmarentlv. He urant"as his MQtE, l.e wul cnii NS your homo, Or you may c4il vA.l un lt,m at lis office eI Queen .iotel.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12
sentativus

|. C. sltArTrck, Pres, J.MoHr!N,surt.&T; es. S. K.WIlL.AMs, G. W. HILL, Tice-Pres Secretary.
 Bishee, Arizona.
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To W hem it May Concern.

Not.re S herrt:y given that l, the un- dcrsigne'j, vii, in no way be responsible tog lny GeJts contracted by my vile, Bri,iset Sullivan, from and after the date hereof. CON D. SULLIVAN.
 Dated at B.shee. Feb. II. lS3o. I'm
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Town Tattle
MS'aS sS usS..s ...s .!s ?iS ssS 'aS 7sw sasSS sasiSS Coming Attractions at Opera House.

rose Stillman Co. in a weeks en. ga0ement commencing Mch. 6.
 Mar. l7--St. Patrick's Ball. Mar. % Chas. Harrison's; weeks engagement.
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Notice.

Tn" public is hereby notified that my wife, CLruslna Grace, las left my house and home, and that will not be responsible for any deb's she may con tract on aud alter this date. February 21th, l3N9. lG days.
 "' c. E. GRACE.
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Fer Sale.

Re:taur%nr, with range, ccthiGs uten- @l~, f>;rlrs i.:d ah r'rrts;iy ap i.f.V:.>rs. irIm+ ;V&sn,'aHH.
 Apply ;u <. k. NIiiAmS, J. i.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

FOR SALE-One StudebakHni ead-cx wacUr, oHe turt-;&llr truck, 9cme water wynun, ere Dcnerja horse" power, one e:x.,trir valve Sun ,j'rr lWmr. For lolcrs ;'H 'rIms,erqHrc oi r.. R. Mason. >vEn1w:,!ug's jywel:y atJIp. d1.u
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

t'oiher couple wrHr"!ao i%GNu'ra,! on thc sra of mattjnUuiai bliss hst ovcn- iii@, but for some reaa2n they dil not want their names to appr"" iA print, ro"sequint!y we can give 10 fl-.ker It"tiuulArs.