The Jersey City news., 1902-04-26
against the same.

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
From the Board of Education
i. Resolution passed april TO- 1902, re-
questing an appropriation Of SIS to nav
the expenses OF surveying plot on which
No. School is in course Of erection.
2. Requesting an appropriation Of S100 to
be used toward defraying the expense OF
making the necessary repairs to the hoo.
of School No 20.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
From the Board of Excise Commission
ers:=
Requesting an appropriation of 81 SOO to
be used for the maintenance of the Board
Referred to Corporation Counsel.
From the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners -
The following resolution adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
April /, 1902, was presented. received and
referred to the Committee on Concurrent
Resolutions
''ordering paid certain cltirns."
| REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
q les.
The Committee f.n Concurrent Resolu-
tons reported recommending that the foi--
lowing resolutions adopted zy the Board
of Street ana Water Commissioners be
concurred In
BORDERING paid the following claims" =
James .Entwsstle, $40 claim No. 4s1.
A. e. Nolan. $3.50. claim No. 2G6.
A. r. No'sn, $780, claim No. 258.
A. E. Nolan $500. claim No. 257.
March ST.
+ Ginnovan. si1, claim No. %.
Z. Ginrovan, s1l. claim No. 81
March 49,
James Entwistle s27o claim No. 4st.
A. 2. Nolan, $3.50 claim No. 2e5
A. F. Nolan, $3.50, claim No. 25S
A. z. Nolan. $500, claim No. 257
April 81
James P. Hall. sl425. claim No. 2sa
The report was adopted and the claims
concurred in by vote of all the members
present -four IN number) on the call for
the yeas and nays by the President.
The Committee on Salaries and Claims
reported recommending the payment Of
SIS 10 James n. Braden. indexing
| records. First District Court, April, 1909,
when due.
$40 to H. A. Lush, services as assistant
to Clerk, First District Court, April. 1902,
when due.
(charge to Fees, District Courts" Ac-
count)
s4s4.75 to International Bank Note Co,
for furnishing from engraved steel plates
LIS one-thousand dollar per cent re-
funding water bonds
S325 to International Bank Note Co. for
engrayinS steel plates for $l.G00 4 per cent.
80 coupon refundng water bonds.
so to The Financier Co. for adyer-
tising bond sale Of March 49, 1902
$3.50 to Dun's Review for advertising
bond sale of March 49, 1902.
(Charge to Premium on Bonds Sold
Account)
1929 Is to Evening Journal Assn for pub
s22s.i6 to j. c. News, for publishing min
utes for April. 1902, when due
(Charge to Publishing Minutes" Ac-
capnt)
$50 to j. G. News. for printing manual,
pages 20 to "a inclusive.
$40 to Postal Tel-Cable Co.. for mes
senger services, etc, Board of Finance,
March,, 1862.
charge to Claims Aceount)
The report was received and the claims
We're each ordered paid by a vote Of all
the members present, (four in number,
on the call for the yeas and anys by the
President
recommending the adoption OF resolu-
ton ordering paid the salaries of the
Mayor and others for the month of April,
1902, when due, amounting to S4Sg9.9T.
The report was received and the salaries
were ordered paid by vote of all the mem
bers present. (four in number), on the
call for the yeas and nays by the Presi-
dent.
The Committee on Printing. Stationery
and Supplies reported recommending the
payment of the following claims
and stationery for City Collectors office.
$l1 to j. c. News, for one warrant book
for City Clerk.
(Charge to sClaims'' Account)
The reports was received and the claims
were each ordered paid by vote of all the
members present, dour in number), on
the call for the yeas and nays by the
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolutions were pre-
ee5d sdope Bs the and oowhg {hsy vote @epe o
the call for the yeas and nays by the
Yeas-President Ringle and Messrs
Brock Abernethy and Perry-4.
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Lembeek.
BY Mr. Perry. ON behalf of the Com
mittee on Salaries and Claims
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
Gilman B. Warne for s92-cS for duplicate
payment of taxes for year 1901 on Lot
w, Block 1880, Monticello avenue, paid
March 81 1902. being duplicate of payment
made January 13. 1902 and that the City
Collector cancel the same;
BY Mr.. Perry. on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Finance
Resolved That upon the reports of the
Corporation Counsel and City Comptroller
endorsed upon the petition of Anna NJ.
Vidulich, warrant be ordered drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor of Randolph
Parmly for S115.02, for amount of surplus
realized upon the tax sale. under Chapter
1l2 of the Laws of 1885, and the supple
ments thereto, made by the City Collec-
tor on September Is, 1899, on Lot 2, Block
S27, Zabriskie street over and above the
sum as adjusted due the city, with inter
est costs and disbursements.
BY Mr.. Perry, on behalf of the Commit
tee on Finance
Whereas, A certain requisition issued by
the Comptroller of Jersey City, February
to Etabrook & Co, on registered bond No.
49, in the sum of $50. has been lost in the
mail and after due and proper search
cannot be found and has never been re-
ceived by said Estabrook & Co, and
Whereas The said Estabrook has pre-
pared and executed bond in the sum of
Sl20 to indemnify the city against any loss
in the payment thereof and Wnich bond
is believed a sufficient security.
Resolved, That the COMPTROLLER be au-
thorized to issue requisition or draft
upon the City Treasurer for the same
amount of $50 to said Estabrook & Co.
in payment of interest due to them Feb
ruary 1902 and that the bond herewith
attached be placed on file in the office
of the City Comptroller
BY Mr.. Perry. on behalf of the Commit
tee on Finance
Whereas, Jersey City tx bond No. $50.
for 81 200. registered in the name of John
Patterson, dated June l. 1873, due on the
rst day of June, 1894, has been lost or ac-
cidentally destroyed. and
Whereas. The said John Patterson died
on the Goth day of April. lSSS, Owning the
said bond leaving his last will and testa-
ment dated April 18th. 1888, by which all
the residue Of his estate, of which the
his brother Geo. w. Patterson, and
Whereas. The said Geo. w. Patterson
died in the wear 1897, and by his last will
and testament, dated Dec. Is, 1897, he ap-
pointed Andrew McDermott and John Nc
Mahon the executors of his said Will, and
Whereas, All of the above recitals Will
more fully appear in the application ana
the proofs thereto annexed of Andrew Nc
Derrnntfs and John Mcmahon, executors.