The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-18
]. 7. Kelaher. ss4.ss, claim No. 24s.

Jersey lily supply 20, slVVo1' claim
Jersey city supply Co.. s2Os.2o, claim
The Jersey city News, si5, claim No.
], 1886.
The Jersey City News, s16.2o, claim No.
J, 1897.
4. J. Dittmar, Jr., 1913. claim No. 4s2.
A. J. Dittmar, Jr., $3.50, claim No. 4S4.
4. ]. Dittmar, II, s4,oS, claim No. 4ss.
E. A. Dugan, SO. s.. claim No. ass.
f. A. Dugan, SO, claim No, 4S9.
Z. A. Dugan, $3.50, claim No. 400.
E. A. Dugan, 81. 80, claim No. 4s7;
j. E. Carlock. $500, claim No. 217.
James Coyle, s45, claim No. 222.
J. Champion, 81, claim No. 216.
d. H. Carpenter, 1924 claim No: 213.
James Bailey, sci. So, claim No. 800.
James Bailey, IS, claim No. sol.
Charles B. Brush & Co., 1880, claim No.
January 81, 1885,
F. Roes. SIS, claim No. PIP.
Jersey City Supply Co., s45.O4, claim No.
1,940.
z. A. Dugan, 50, claim No. 4s4,
James Coyle, $40, claim No. 215.
A. Sherry, SIG, claim No. 146.
From the same Board
the Board of Street and Water Commits
ssioners December 8, 1898, awarding con-
tract for new water supply, etc, to Fat
rick Fl. Flynn was concurred in by said
Board, December q, 1898, and approved
by the Mayor February !, 1885.
Received and ordered filed.
From the City Wharfnger, Morgan
Rendering statement of all monies re-
ceived and expended from January 3, 1899,
to February /, 1899.
Received and ordered filed.
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REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The chief Engineer reported certificates
Henry Byrne, SO, 152.15, on account of con-
tract No. 1,130.
Bernard Cannon. s4oe.5s. retained per ze
centage on account of contract No. l,oi5.
Edward O'Neill, $1,000, on account OIL
Jas. F, Stewart Co, SOB (, on account of
P. II. F1aherty Jr. & Co., $271.01, retained
percentage on account of contract NO.
Chas. Conley Co., s2O7.49 retained per-
cent on account of contract No. 1,O64.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Streets and Sewers.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Evening Journal Association, $27.9o,
SIS. 80, SIS. q, s1s 80 $27; ST. g. ST. $l4l 70,
s H. S. slG.f S. S sfs.sS, s 81 3. s sia:sS, s s1I.sS, sll55.ss.
s 81, si5.'V' s sIa.sS, SIS $3.50 sl1.g $3.50 30 sle.5e,,
s 81. &C. s27 Jersey sls.s5 city sss. 50. Ne sss.lo. s sas.ss.
81. 80, 81. 5000, sl47o, s17.1o, 81 60, $40 e,
$3.50, 5000, 1920 sl2s 81 40; 1890 81 60,
s1a.a s0 81. 20 s11;70, 49, 81; SO, s. 81 B 30, s J. 80 90
5000, $3.50, $12.9 s1o.S0. STAT ]. C. Eie?-
trio Light Co, $40, 23S.25; N. j. Car Spring
and Rubber Co, $3.50; John Walsh, s69;
s1s4S7; j. J.. Fdtzgerald. SD; A. Sherry. SIC;
John A. win, $3.50; chas; L. Davis so; ?
1915, s95.l5; L. Feinen. Jr., $50; John LIE
hey. $50; United Gas Imp't Co.. $3.50
s22.O2; James Thorn, s264.60; P. F. DAILY,
Payrolls, paved streets. 1862; General
supt., etc, s1.472.33; laying and repairing
basins. s645; repairing over street openings
1913; BelleNille and High Service. 81, 424.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported on certificates of Chief Engineer
Henry Byrne. ss.152.15, on account of
Edward = o'S ! 81 $1,000, on account Of
James F. Stewart Co., SIC. 80, on account
of contract No. 1,105.
Bernard Cannon, s4o6.5e, retained per
l c6ifidSe Ol VI Va ~. AsOfc'
Charles Conley & CO., $20l.40, retained
percentage on account of contract NO
1,064.
p. H. Flaherty, Jr., & Co.. s271.O1, re
tanned percentage on account of contract
No. 1902.
L. Deutschberger, SIS; ]. e Ladder Co.
S11; Van Keuren & Son, So; Benfeld 4
Milne Manufacturing Co., $45.
The reports were accepted.
r, - 49, 7 s-l+;,o
reported to claims of John Boyd. SIG. $500.
United Gas Improvement Co., s21.2S $94i41'
Evening Journal Association, $22.S0; A
3. Nolan, $780, 80. as correct.
The reports were accepted.
The Committee on Pumping and Reser-
1oirs reported on claims of A. A. Knudson
s55.25; d. H. Carpenter, s24.14; F. Pattberg
Charles F. Hesinger, SIPS; Evening jour
nal Association. $500; United Gas I'm
provement Co. s7.25, as correct
The reports were accepted.
The Committee on Assessments and Elk
tensions reported on claims of Evenins
eating Oil Co., $3.50; James Coyle, s3S
as correct.
The reports were accepted.
Survey reported on claims of Leo Feinen
Jr., $50, as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Public Buildings
Docks and Parks reported or claims Of
Thomas G.. Hall. SO; John Lehey, $50, a:
correct.
The reports were accepted.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
PRESENTED the following
Resolved. Thai the following named
persons be and are hereby appointed as
inspectors on the improvements deslg-
ylated, at salaries of IS per day eacn
when engaged, term of service to begin
when work shall nave been commenced:-,
John F. Drewen, on Improvement OF
~IreenviIle avenue, from Old Bergen road
20 Hudson Boulevard.
Chas Kraft, on Improvement of care
mont avenue, from Hudson Boulevard te
West Side Venue.
John Landwehr, on Improvement OF
Prospect street. from Central to Palisadt
avenues.
Resolved. That all proceedings hereto
lore taken by this Board on application
IF Frank L. Clarke and others for the I'M,
orovement of Randolph avenue, between
Bramhall avenue and the northerly righi
of way of the N. & N. Y. r. r., be ane
are hereby reconsidered and rescindet
and all further action on the basis Of sait
petition cease.
Resolved, That masons' licenses be anC
are hereby granted to Herman E.. Crome
NJ. T. Connolly. John Hendricks. John j
Keilt, James Ellington. John F. Deitz
James Joans, Samuel j. Crawford ant
B. j.. Keilt, to make connections with tn
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