The Jersey City news., 1902-08-28

occupant Mrs. Simon; 800 Henderson
street; brick building; loss. slight; cause,
matches. May %, 5:4J r. NJ, still
Owner and occupant, Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company; Barrow street and Rail-
road avenue; trestle work; loss, slight;
cause. spark from locomotive. May 70,
9:20 p. NJ, box 632-Owner and occu-
panet, III. Wogish; 166 Union street;
frame building; loss, slight: cause, un-
known. May 27, 2:23 A. NJ, box 451-
False alarm; cause, righteousness. May
q, l1:32 A. M., box 463-Owner and oc-
cupant, c. A. Welk, 357 St. Paups ave-
nue.: frame building: loss, on furniture,
500: insurance on building, $1,000; on
furniture, $1,500s insurance paid ON fur
niture, 500; cause, unknown. May 81,
11:46 z. NJ, box 627-Owner and oecu-
pant, Lehigh Valley Railroad Company;
Johnston avenue and Van Worst street;
frame building; loss, slight; cause, smok-
and occupant, Thomas Sheridan; 137
Hopkins avenue; frame building; loss,
slight; cause, oil stove. May 80, IL. .04
A. NJ, box 672-Owner and occupant,
National Storage Company; Black Tom
Island; dredge, out of Jurisdictions;
cause. unknown. May 30, 3:5S ?. NJ,
box 53-Owner and occupant Charles
Adler; 236 Academy street; frame build
ing: loss, slight; cause, gas stove.
May 30, $50 p. NJ, still-Owner, Jas.
Freeland; occupant, several families; 206
Railroad avenue; brick building; loss,
slight; cause, ash barrel. May 30, GIL
p NJ, box 1S-Owner, William Kerr;
occupant, several families; 419 Grove
street; brick building; loss, slight; cause,
lamp explosion. May 81, 9:20 A. NJ,
box S12-Owner Mrs. Mink; occupant.
Tony Senise: 10 MeAdoo avenue; frame
building; loss, slight; cause, matches.
May 81. 1850 A. NJ. box S5-Owner
and occupant, Voorhees, Rubber Com
pany; 40 to 4S Bostwick avenue; brick
building; loss, slight: cause, unknown.
Total loss in May. $53 119; total in
surance in HAay, S97, 100: total. insur-
ance paid in May. $53, ,119; total number
of alarms, 4S; total number of telegraph
alarms, 26.
Respectfully submitted, =
JOHN CONWAY.
Chief Engineer.
The Board then took a recess.
Upon re-assembling all the members
were present.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion by Commissioner Hennessey.
and adopted:--
That when this Board adjourns it ad-
journ to meet on Wednesday evening,
July 8, 1902, at o'clock
Resolution by Commissioner Angel,
and adopted:-
ed to the members of the uniformed
force on the Sd, 4th and 9TH of July
Resolutions by Committee on Salaries:
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drown in favor of the officers and men
employed in this Department, also the
Commissioners, for salaries for the
month of June. 1902, when due. Cess de-
ductions for Pension Fund made by au-
thority of Chapter 270, Laws 1902, as
per list filed herewith amounting in the
aggregate to sixteen thousand, four hun
dred and forty-one dollars and seventy
seven cents (S16,441.70.
Resolved, That warrant be ordered
drawn for the sum of one hundred and
sixty-twe dollars and fifteen cents. to
sion Fund, for deductions made from sal
aries for the month of June, 1902, by au-
thority of Chapter 270, Laws of 1902,
items shown on payroll passed this
date).
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
drawn in favor of the following named
persons for pensions. when due, for the
aggregate to two hundred and ninety
seven dollars and eighty-nine cents
1921. .S9):-
Agnes e. Farrier.f. .SS3 33
Louisa oman: --................ 90 81
Matthew Bllgh. ........-.-....- Al o0
Thomas keogh. .........--.... 90 -
Violet Y. w att. oV ~
Mary e. Dallery. .......-...... Al 66
The yeas and nays having been called
for and taken on each of the foregoing
resolutions, they were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:-
Yeas-President Niblett, Commission
ers Angel and Hennessey.
Nays-None.
Absent-None