The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-05
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-CIlAREMONTS.
BOARD OF FINANCE.

AuJou la IN tie rooms at the City Hall,
Saturday, November % 1883 al y
A. M. asassre
Carnes. Midlige and Ringie.
Absent-Mr. Mullins-L o,,1ar
order OF business was tempolaIliy as
pended and the following resoiullTU a5
were received from the Board q g
commissioners, adopted November 20
1885, m ~ this
Board be respectfully requested 70 noIy
the Hon Board of Finance that the taA
levy for the year 1S99-l9U IS no" ieAs
and awaiting their confirmation;
having reported that the Hon Board q
Einance is now in session.; therefore pc y
Resolved. That the Clerk OF TINS Board
be and is hereby instructed 70 Poard
said books into the euSiouy y
of Finance
fReceived and ordered hled) o,
IN connection with the above resotustoi
the following resolution was preseIlsu
bv Mr.. Midlige, and the same was aqopl,
fhe yeas and nays by the President
YeasePresident Lembeck anu MesS
Carnes, Midlige n Ringle--
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Mullins. -
Resolyed That the tax levy made ana
all the taxes assessed py Int S3fv for
the wear 1Sgg-1900, transcripts OF WILL
have this day been filed in book lorm
with this Board. be and tne am ~
var1,ber 1889. at twelve o'clock A M. anu
that the Clerk of this Board pc ana ne -
hereby directed to deliver the same 20 -
City Collector for coiectlon which vera
The tax levy, transcripts OF when We
+iled as above, were then Delivered 10 tne
Cftv Collector for collection and the loi-
lowing receipt NJ 1000
Received from the Board OF FlnanSs,
twelve (2) books, being tax ree eoa6 OooAs
Of assessments for the year lssy-1sg"-
ROBERT DAVIS.
City Collector,
The regular order of business was then
PIaEsT fH COMMUNICATIONS. ETC.
Transcripts Of Judgments entered IN HUG
son circilit Court against the Mayor anu
Aldermen of Jersey City in favor OF the
following p,rhor 81
Antbonv Lecoaue. frank Phoenix, part
narS as Lecoaue and Phoenix. :.
transcript of Judgment entered "a
second Distr Mava Court apa Aldermen 81 sneass Of Jer.
sew CITY in favor of the following pam
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Referred to Corporation Attorney
Petition of Louis R. DRESSER, A. g J.
DaneyT and William Fitzgerald, Tor can
eeIiation of certain personal taxes,
Preferred to Board OF Tax COMMISSION
el Ssamm,,nication from Twelfth Ward
Pubic Improvement Association recon-,
rnerding the purchase OF the Harriso
! estate for High School site.
Received and ordered nled)
CLAIMS.
The Following claim was presented, re,
ceived and referred TO the Sonaniisese -
Salaries and Claims
OF STANDING COM
NIL saIsries and Claims
renorted recommending the payment Oh
s97 to Jersey City DEMOCRAT, Ior sIa-
tionery and printing .aga Tot 1 Aests account.)
SSha renort was received and the claim
ordered paid by the following vote Oh Ing
FAN for the yeas and nays by the ris
Yyea-President Lembeck and Messrs.
Carnes Midlige and Ringle4
Nays-None.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
NJ Aiidlfee moved that when TINS
Roard adjourns 1t be until W~eunesuas'
November %. 1899. at ten O'Clock A M.
Tbe following resolutions were present,
cd received and they were each aooptsu
by. the following vote on ane gan 50 -
yeas and nays by the President
yeaIPresidsnt Lembeck and Messrs-
Carnes, Midlige and Rangie--
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Mullins-l.
WbaraasS The City Collector sold on the
fas,rth day Of April. eighteen hundred ana
ninety-nine, 70 Samuel Evans Malass, ~,
he southwest corner Of Jackson anu
Claremont avenues. for arrearages 10Y
taxes for the years 1872, lSSS, ios4 anu lGss'
for the sum of eighty-one uoilars ATM So
ty-two cents ($S1.62l: and -.
Whereas. Henry Frericks has Deen tne
owner Of the said lands since isss, any =