The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-01

tiey pc entered at large upon the oohu
Ferdinand Heintze, member of the
Board Of Street and Water Commits
%sioners, sand the following constables:-
Joseph Locke, William II. Thompson,
John Pringle and Robert J.. Livingston.
The. report of the committee was re-
ceiyed, the therein
We're each approved by the following
vote, on the call for the yeas and nays
by the President
Yeas-President -Heppenheimer and
Messrs. Bailey. Midlige and Simpsons.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Ringle-1.
The same committee further reported,
recommending the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolutions
Resolved, That in a.cc9rdance with
block $40 Q75S new Williams avenue, be-
ing property purchased by the city UNI
2640. for which a deed mo. part 309) has
been given. vesting the title in the city,
be sold and conveyed. to George s. Eel
lows or his assigns, In fee simple. free
$685. now due the city thereon, which
includes all taxes, assessments and water
| rents levied since the date of the order
confirming the adjusted liens, vita inter-
est and costs to date; n that upon
payment Of said amount to, the City
Treasurer a deed be executed therefor,
under the seal of the city and the hand
of His Honor the Mayor, and delivered
to- said purchaser, which deed shall be
] approved DY the corporation COUNSEL anu
shall contain a full warranty of title to
the amount paid to the city by said pur-
| chaser.
Resolved, That in accordance with the
provisions of an act, entitled IAN Act
to authorize the establishment of Free
Public Libraries in this State" approved
approved March q. 1895, and the amend
ments thereof, approved March 16, 1886,
and the further supplement. approved
| April 13, 1897, registered bonds Of the
city, to be designated Free Public Lii
bfary Bonds" to the amount of 10000,
be issued in the name of the Mayor and
Mayor and City Clerk of Jersey City,
and countersigned by the City Comptrol-
Ter.
Resolved, That said bonds be dated
April !, 1899, and made payable April, 1928,
in gold coin of the United States of
America, of the present standard of
rate of three n one-half l(311s( per cent.
per annum, payable April / and October
/ in like gold coin;
Resolved. That the interest on said
There shall be deducted from the an
nuaI appropriation to which the Board
in Jersey city Is entitled, for the sup
port of Free Public Libraries, the sum
Of $S75, the remaining sS75 to be placed
IN R the annua Tba tax . levy siyk Of said ftpd ei5 Y and
the same is hereby created to pay off
the principal Of said $4,000 Of Free Pub
lie Library BOnuS, nereDy authorized 10
be issued, by ~deducting from the annual
appropriation to which the Board of Trus-
tees of the Free Public Library in Jer-
sey City is entitled, for the support Of
Free Public Libraries, the sum of $500.
and by inserting in the tax levy each
year the sum of $500; this total sun of
$1,000 to be placed in said sinking fund
and SO invested as to be available for
the payments of said bonds when due.
The REPORT was received and the reso-
lutions were, each adopted by the follow,
nays by the President
Yeas-Presldent H-eppenheimer and
Messrs, Bailey, Midlige and Simpson,.
Absent-Mr. Ringle-1.
The Committee on Concurrent Resolu-
tons reported, recommending that the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers, be c%oncurred IN
/. Awarding to John Nolan the contract
for the Improvement of Hopkins avenue,
from Palisade avenue to Central avenue
ESTIMATED cost, $S,!3o.S2).
PASSED October "a, 1882
q. Authorizing the Water Registrar to
adjust the claim against the Town of
Harrison for water furnished for six
months ending February 10, 1899, on a
ment is rendered by May i prox.
PASSED April Is, 1899
8 Ordering paid the following claims:-
United Gas Improvement Co, s9.3S,
claim NO. ass.
Waddel Goal Go, $3.50, claim No. 4Os.
poage n bllSs & 8 Ca q. s 81 CLAIM No; so sos.
!. G. Supply Co, $3.50. claim No. 2,ool.
] e. supply Co. $472.9l, claim No. 1000.
Fox & Engelt $2S4.59 claim No. 2ss.
James Goyle, $25o.17, claim No. 2So.
F. w. Towey, s66. 10, claim No. A.
E. a. Dugan. go, claim No. 5ot.
E I. 4. D Dugan. s. s55s.e Calm ilaa No. N 55s. '07'
R.. Wood & Co, $50. AZ, claim No. 413.
Steele & Condict, Sol. 50, claim No. 761.
James McDonald, s56.6s, claim No. 514.
E. D. Howard, $500. claim No. 317.
A, E. Nolan, $500. claim No. $40.
A. z Nolan, $40. claim No. 5l2.
4. F.; Nolan, sS52.5O, claim No. 513.
Theo. Smith & Sons Co., s17.19, claim
No. 100.
G. 4. Van Keuren, SIS, claim No. 153.
Y ). Crate Bar Co. SIS, claim No. 495.
James F. Stewart Co, $1O.99, claim No.
!; 6; Supply Co, ss2 80. claim No. 2,oo2.
E Pattberg & CO, ssS,06, claim No. 6S2.
Jmaes Coyle, $3I7.41, claim No. 231.
United Gas Impt. Co., 1915, claim No.
The report was received and the resolu-
lions We're each concurred in by the fol-
lowing vote on the call for the yeas and
| lay by the President
Yeas-President Heppenheimer and
Messrs- Bailey, Midlige and Simpson,.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Ringle-1.
The same committee further reported
recommending that the following resolu-
tons passed by the Board of Education
be concurred in
/. Whereas, Owing to the destruction by
fire of School No. 20, it has been neces-
safy to rent a building for school pur-
| poses; and
Whereas, The amount needed to pay the
salary of the Janitress of this rented
building could not be ascertained at the
time of fixing the amount. of the annual
tax or tax levy of the preceding fiscal
year and the safety and protection of the
advertisement be dispensed with.
Resolved, That the Board of FL
nance be and they are hereby re
quested to appropriate to the use
of this Board the sum of four hundred
and fifty dollars $3.50; this sum to be
used for the purpose Of paying the sal
| airy of the janitress of the temporary
school known as No. 20 Annex.
2. Whereas, The amounts necessary 10
pay the salaries of the fireman of School
No. l and the janitress of School No. 1 An
mex and the amounts needed for the rent
of School No. l Anne and the repairs of
at the time of fixing the amount Of the
annual tax or tax levy of the preceding
fiscal year and the safety and protection
of the schools mentioned require that the
usual advertisements be dispensed with,
| Resolved, the Board of Finance be
and they are hereby requested to appro-
pirate to the use of this Board the sum
of three thousand two hundred and thir-
| ty-nine dollars and eleven cents ($3, 239.1D,
this sum to be used for the following
1 School Mo / salary &c Gra,,o, eeaa m