The Jersey City news., 1904-12-17

quarters, Feb S3.9S; Jackie Bros. re-
! pairs to clock Fifth Precinct Feb. $3.50;
Edwin Randall. repairs TO harness. Jan.
to March, S29. 10: w G. Pierce, repair
TO furniture headquarters, March SO,
/ Public Service Corporation. gas in sta
/ tons. Feb. $352.62; United Electric Co..
/ are lights, Second Precinct. Feb. $14 so;
y. Y. 4 MI. Telephone Co.. rent of
boxes, Dec. 10 March. $3.50: Manhattan
Electric Co., Supply Co. supplies signal
system, Dec. 92; the Gamewell Fire
Alarm Co, supplies signal system. Feb.
$210: The Gamewel Fire Alarm Co,
supplies. signal system,9sl'eb. S3S; G. E.
/ Parry * Co.. supplies, signal system,
Feb. S10403slA J Henry & CO.. freight
On supplies signal SYSTEM Dec. 50; ]. G.
Printing CO., printing numbers Feb. IS;
March $147ss;J ST. s Gomptonprntng g so sIaafs,
| Feb. $675
Referred to Committee on General
/ Claims
A. A. Snyth. groceries, Hospital Feb.
and March, $274SS: Isaac Taylor, gro-
ceries, Hospital, Feb. and March. Sal
70; :. J. Blake. green groceries, Feb.
/ and March. $S075; John Wiser. meat,
Feb and March, 1901 .43; Borden's Con-
4 densed Milk Co., milk. March, $256. 81 !;
J. A1cAusland, bread. Feb. and March,
! $94 l6: A. Post. fish, March, $53.34; The
Hudson River Ice Co., ice, Feb, $17.13:
McKesson & Robbins, medicine, Feb. and
/ March. $296.45; McKesson & Robbins,
supplies, Feb. and March, S36.l6;, J. Ell
wood Tea Co., supplies, Feb. and March,
S314.24: Ewald Bros. Co., supplies, Feb.
and March, $10.35; Amlnon & Person,
| supplies, Feb. and March, $45.60; e. +.
Jones Chemical Co., supplies, Feb, SIG;
=. A. Pyle horseshoeing, March. $1420;
4 NJ. Burk & Son, clipping horses, JAN,
1;50; Edwin Randall, repairs and sup
lfAc- tr,.t To-,
Jacob Fendner, repairs. JAM. S42; Thos.
Mahoney, repairs; Feb, $TS.94; S. J.
Jensen, repairs to- wagon, March, $7.45;
Frank +. Buck, repairs. March, $30.96;
.. II. Perry, coal, Feb. and March,
1913; E. =. Hallinger. coal, March,
S13I.50; PUBLIC Service Corporation. gas
in hospital, Feb. S79.S9; United Electric
Co. light and power Feb. fS72.20.
Referred to Committee on Hospital
and Dispensaries 3s
4 Payroll of employees Board of Health,
| March, S629.96; Mrs. j. Fl. Farrier, mat
ron Emergency Hospital, and board of
patients, March, $102; Mary G.aGoulard,
rent of office, Feb. $50; Mary G. Gou-
lard. rent of Office. March. $50: Martin
i. Friffs, ice to Office. May to November,
S13.15; Henry Smellie, incidentals, Jan.
and Feb. So; Henry Smelie, incidentals,
March, 1926.
AMENDING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by committees to whom
lathey We're referred and resolutions pre-
sented ordering warrants drawn on the
City Treasurer adopted by, the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been or
dered and taken:-
/ Yeas7-AH the members
COAlMl4TEIIS ON SALARIES
Payrofls of Department, $33, ,4S2 ~.
Payroll Police Justices and Court
Clerks. $SS3.33,
: Payroll 2 y Of pensioners, s2,37o.59
coMMlTTEE 1f.1e.S oS q GENERAL
/ Payroll Coal and Ice Co, S259.16;
James Farrell, sos. 10.
Otto J. Sluter, s9e.15 Benz. Murphy,
SS1.12 and $50.
/ NYm Gubuleman. SIS T. E. Hallin-
ger. S337.50 and So5s
7. 2. Healey. $3.50 VIM P. Hunter,
$40; ". B Shaw, $2l.o5. DR.
and S12T7.5.
I Shellenberger, s12; Frank r. Buck,
Isaac Tayioal. $24.o5; John /. Mena gh
NJ. Burke & Son, S15;z E. A. PYLE.
$o.24; Reuker Bros2a $12.3T; Hermann
Grob, $S,14; w. w Farrier Co. $39s:
Jaeckle Bros, $3.50; F. r. Buck. S24. 40;
1SONit 1tStHustif. sp-0tO, IN. IL. HERE,
$40; Public Service Corporation 1854 62;;
United Electric Co !, S14.50;lN. Y. & n.
J. Telephone Co. $3.50: Manhattan Elec-
frical Co., $14 80; n Y. & N. J. Tele-
phone Co., $13S: Manhattan Electrical
Supply Co., S4192; The Gameweli Fire
Alarm Co. $210 and S3S; c. E. Perry
4 Co.. Sl94.03 J. Henry & Co, So: J.
G. Printing Co.. So: Ewald Bros. Co
STAT .93; J. L. Compton. $6.75.
4 COMMITTEE ON HOSPITALE AND
.DISPENSAR RIES.
A. A. Smyth $274 SS: Isaac TAYLOR.
S41.20; s. J. Blakey $50 75; John Wis
ser, $301 .43; Borden Milk Co. 1851. "a
J. McAusIand. ,$94. Is; A. Post. 1884
The Hudson River Ice Co.. S1713; Nc
kesson & Robbins, $296.45 and s3615;
J. Elwood Ice CO., $374.24; Ewald Bros.
Co, $10.35; Animon &. Pearson. S45.60;
e. Il. Jones Che1nicval Co., SIS; e. A.
Pyle, $500; NJ Burke & Son, $3.50;
Edwin Randall, $13.S5; Jacob Friedner.
$47; Thos. Mahqpey. $7S.94;sS J. John
son, S7.45; +. r. Busk, S30.96: o. II.
Perry S2775; E.. e. Haliinger $3.50:
Public Service. Corporation, $1,000;
United Electrical Co.. $72.20
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.
Payroll Of Inspectors, $500 96; Mrs. J.
q Fl. FarIier. $102 80; Mary G. Goulard,
$50 and $50; Martin S. Fritts. $13. 70;
Henry Smelie, so and 1925
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Report Of Superintendent of Signal
System from July to December, 1903
Ordered spread ON minutes
Office OF Supea'intendant Signal System.
Police Department.
Jersey City. March "a. 1904.
Honorable Board Of Police Commission
erS;- ts:sf
Gentlemen:- 1914
would respectfully submit file fol-
lowing report for the six months end
ing December 81 1908. s
a FIRST, PRECINCT
Following signal boxes have been re-
wired, new ST cross arms and s wooden
moulding plaeed above. theme Nos. II,
IA. 10, 43. "a 12l, 122 and I24.
New telephone transmitters have been
Il placed i'll the following signal boxes -
Nos. u. a. 21,22 43, 81, 12l, a22, 1o4,
125 and 212
The line has been overhauled. with
the exception OF a few places, also the
route changed in several places. short
ening the lines to the extent of one and
three quarter miles, whiceh l have taken
down.
4 The wire has been changed from Greg
ory street to, signal box p, out of Hem
derson street and Railroad avenue,
through Mercer street and Grove street.
to signal box 21. This change was
made in order to get away from the
{ electric ligtf wires