The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-28

| sioners of Assessments it further shows
that if the said lots had been allowed
for the reset curbstone and relaid tagging
in the final assessments, the total would
have been $145; and
Whereas, No such an allowance for re-
set curbstone and relaid tagging was
made in the final assessment, and the full
amount of $166 was paid by A. s.. Murray,
Jr., on said lots for the above named i'm
| proyement; therefore
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn On the City Treasurer for 81, to
return erroneous assessment to that
amount for the improvement of Virginia
avenue, charge was made for new ma
terial when only old was used, and that
the City Collector be notified.
By Mr.. Bailey, on behalf of the Com
mittee on Finance
Resolved, That this Board hereby APP
propriates the sum of 5000 to pay CLAIM
Of Henry Byrne against Jersey City (s5S3.-
2), and taxed costs of said suit (386. 90);
Judgment entered in Hudson Circuit Court
October = 1898, and in order to raise said
Board Is hereby authorized to borrow the
sum of $6l0.10 on a temporary loan
pond bearing interest not to exceed four
(D per cent. per annum; and further
drawn on the City Treasurer for 5000. in
favor of J. J. Mulvaney, attorney of Hen
warrant not to be delivered by. the City
Clerk until a proper satisfaction piece
shall have first been filed; and
Resolved, That said amount of s670.10 be
and is hereby ordered placed in the next
tax levy.
BY Mr.. Simpson, on behalf of the Com
mfttee on Salaries and Claims
Whereas, Thomas Kyle petitfoned this
Board on January 4. 1899, to have de-
Quoted from the assessment for the .joint
outlet sewer for Jersey City and West
sessment for 'Ravine Road sewer con-
tinuation," on May II, 1885, on Lot 81,
Block ~SS1-SS2, Graham street; and
Whereas, Such deduction can be made
Chapter 125, Section u, Laws of 1889, the
above named sewers being within the
limits of the same drainage area; there
fore
Resolved, That the City Collector be
and is hereby directed to deduct the sum
of SO, paid by Thomas Kyle, on May IL,
1885, on Lot 81, Block SS1-ss2. Graham
street. for the assessment for 'sRavine
Road continuation" confirmed
March 13, 1880, from the assessment of
s1S, on same property, for Joint outlet
sewer for Jersey City and West Hobo
KEN
BY Mr.. Heppenheimer:-
Resolved, That the custodian of the
City Hall be requested to place, at the
in the southerly side of the City Hall,
near the Montgomery street entrance, to
be used by this Board for the safe keep
ing of official bonds, books and such
4 papers DIS dIG y III liz lldliNS III LIN
Finance Committee and Clerk of the
Board.
BY Mr.. Simpson, on behalf of the Com
mittee on Salaries and Claims:-
Resolved, That the petition of Rosena
Geisser to have deducted from the assess
ment for joint outlet sewer for Jersey
City and West Hoboken, the sum of 1855
paid April 10, 1875, for assessment for
street to Old City line Confirmed Feb
ruary 16, 1879 against lots % and q, block
sos. Grace street Gncluding $1.S4 INTEREST,",
which petition was presented to this
act of 1889, Chapter lbs, Section II, under
which the deduction is claimed, does not
apply to said sewer in Ninth Ward of
Jersey City.
BY Mr.. Simpson, on behalf of the Com
mittee on Salaries and Claims:-
Whereas, Frederick Tielke petitioned
this Board, on April l, 1897, to have de-
Quoted from the assessment for the
West Hoboken," the sum of $685., paid
for assessment for "Ravine Road Sewer
Continuation" Including 1852 INTEREST,",
on November 10, 1884, on lots 46 and As,
block S12, Graham street; and
Whereas, Such deduction can be made,
in conformity with the provisions of
Chapter 125, Section II, Laws of 1889, the
above named sewers being within the
limits of the same drainage area; there
fore
Resolved, That the City Collector be
and is hereby directed to deduct the sum
of $2e.52 (including s6.52 INTEREST,", paid
ST., Graham street, for the assessment
for Ravine Road Sewer Continuation"
confirmed March Is, 1880, from the assess
ment of S37. 76 on same property for Joint
| Outlet Sewer for Jersey City and West
Hoboken."
On motion of Mr.. Simpson, the Board
then adjourned.
MARTIN FINCK.