The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-15
THE JERSEY CRY NEWS MONDAY. NAY Is. 1899

Absent-None.
On melton of Cemmissioner E Isss
PRESENTATIONS or CLAIMS.
Claims We're presented, received and
disposed of as follows
The United Gas Improvement Company
sls4.o4; John W. Laws; 1924; VIM, An
dsrbee ~ ( %s Sons, 81. 49, aa Thom sas'4s Cullen Ssn,
$3.50; Thomas Cullen, $4S,90 John +. Ian
drine, $2ld4; IA. Shufflebotham, $SS.47; w
| Felter, $29.40.
Referred to Committee onsDepartment
Buildings and Repairs.
Richard Jackson, s34.40 and $26.5o; Pc
s ssr S. ss.5o Ma !. sehe IL s. q s ( ce', 81 sls;l0
Referred to Committee on Horses and
John W. Laws, s4.o7; coughlin Bros.
phone Company, $2.15.
Referred to Committee on Telegraph &
Fuel.
Jersey City Printing Company, ss2.
Referred to Committee on Printing and
Stationery.
Brinkman & Hauck. 1880
Referred to the Committee on Appar-
john P. Landrine, $780,: Brush & AL
berts. $2S4.60; c. G.. Rochat, $3.50; Thos.
G Cullen, s.. q: William Anness, sos; John
Referred to Committee on Supplies.
Champlin 4 Boone, $22 80; Carscallen &
Cassidy, $34. 49,; Miller e Bertholf, $119.3S
Y @t ov-aV y WoAa 1oAltlb
1921 and $11.3
Referred to Committee on Feed.
Charles Esterbrook, 5$19.91.
Referred to the Committee of the
OFFICERS REPORTS AND COMMUNE
CATIONS.
The weekly report of the Chief Engi-
neer, Superintendent of Telegraph and In
| spector of Horses was presented, received
and ordred filed.
The Superintendent of Telegraph report
ed that the condition of the bell circuit
was such that it is impossible to keep
it in working order, the wires being bad
and badly rusted, and he therefore recon-
mended that the mir O'Clock blow be
discontinued, or the old wire replaced
with new.
On motion the report was received and
the Superintendent directed to discontinue
REPoRTs OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
h Committee of the Whole to whom
was referred the application of A. G;
Dieterle for an insurance badge, reported
recommending that the same be granted.
On motion the report was adopted.
ACTION UPON CLAIMS.
The following resolutions were reported
by the several committeesin payment OF
claims heretofore REFEREED
By Committee on Departmes Buildings
and Repairs
Resolved, That the sum OF s264.4o be
paid Alexander Smith, agent, for furn-
ishing and laying vitirfied brick hoorlng,
No. Is Engine house; s124.04 be paid The
United Gas Improvement Tor
gas used during March, 1899; 1914 be paid
John w. Laws for. hardware, March,
1899; $7.33 be paid William An
ness, for repairing roof, Bell Tower,
Newark avenue; ,$16-45 be paid AlexanGer
Hamil. for window guards. House En-
Be paid Vanderbeek & Sons. for lumber
March. 1899; ISL be paid Thomas Cullen
Company No. 6. April, 1899; s4S.so be paid
Thomas Cullen, for plumbing work at
Bell Tower. Newark avenue April, 1879;
s21.H be paid John F. LandTin Goo ZOE az pa ~ he
paid Fl. Shufflebotham. for repairing
roofs, April, 1899; $29. 40 be paid william
Felter, for repairing roof and eoa5ihg
with asphalt House Hook and LADDER
Company No. S. April. 1899.
BY Committee on Horses and Harness,
Resolved, That the sum OF s34.4o pc pala
Richard : :, Jackson for p h~9rse es 9scfson mai for
horseshoeine, February, lS9s; - be palo
Peter F.. Mcguire, for h~orseshoeing' MAI,
1899; $3.50 be paid s: M, Jensen IoI 9orss-
Jensen. for horseshoeing, February. 1879,
Sc be paid J. S~hellenberger & Co, Tor
pole snaps and eyes, April, 1889.
Nv Committee on Telegraph n Fuel:
Resolved. Thai the sum of $4.07N be paid
.John w. Laws, for screws. iead, etc,
for telegraph department, March. 1889;
saal2 be paid Coughol1idn s 3 9f sn n iGf c the
New YORK and New Jersey Telephone Co,
for telephone services, December, 1898,
january and February, 1899.
BY Committee on Printing and Station
ery:- ~ a
Resolved. That the sum of ss2 be PAID
Jersey City Printing. Company, Tor
printing detail cards, March, 1899.
BY Committee on Apparatus ana ne
Resolved, That the sui Of $50. 60 be paid
Brinknan & Hauck, for repairs pal TO ap-
paratus. March and ADril, 1893.
- DIV Cavproittaa on SllDDllGS.-
Maid .John P. Landrine for supplies, April.
1899; $2s4.60 be paid Brush 4 Alberts. ipf
mating. mattresses, chairs, bedste IDS,
etc. February, March and Apr, esss,
$3.50 be paid Co G Roc nat TOT Tro nous
Cullen. for one lead funnel for hinslne
Company No. u. April. 1899: 81 o. be oaid
William Anress. for galv2-H
for floor polish, brooms and feed boxes,
March. 1899.
Resolved, That the sum of S22.2o be pa1d
Champlin & Boone, for horse feed; 1Aprl
Is. 1899; S34.09 be paid Carscallen q las
sidy. for horse feed, Arr /. 1879; Sll5,5S
he naid Miller L. Bertholf. for horse feed.
April Is. 1897 SIPS SO: March IS, $l3S3. q; S9.s3
he paid Edward O'Donnell. for horse feed
April 3. 1899; $1115 he paid Edward O'Don-
nell, for horse feed. April Is, 1899.
BY the Committee of the Whole-ERe-
solved. Tha the sum of 1891 be paid
Charles Esterbrook for H~eadquartess ev-
perses. Dec. 1. 1898. to April 19,~iS99
Th yeas and nays having been called
for and taken on each of the FOREGOING
resolutions. they were adopted by the
nan. Commissioners Mills and Erickson.
Nays-None. Absent-None. On motion
the Board adjourned to meet Monday
evening. April "a. 1899. at 30 o'clock.
CHAS ESTERBROOK Clerk.
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