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The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
CATCHING COLD.
The Way This Is Aided by Improper
Methods OF Feeding.

MGAAOQb OF EGGe1tAss-
The really important question is, In
what does predisposition consist2 We
talk Of a man catching a cold" But
it would be more correct and equally
graphic to say that the cold has
scarght" the man, for it does catch
him unawares ard often when he
least anticipates it. But no cold ever
caught any man unless he had first
prepared the ground for it by careful
process of fertilization
No amount OF mere exposure to d low
temperature alone viii cause "cold"
IL perfectly healthy man in whom
the profuct of wear and tear Of nerve
ard muscle with adequate excretion Of
waste products ON the one side is even
ly balanced by food supply and exercise
on the other. Where this equilibrium
does not exist such exposure then op-
crates as '.clill
Now. who are the people who are
liable to catch cold2 Not those whose
dietary is SO carefully adjusted TO the
work they have to do that there is no
opportunity for the accumulation of I'M
used foodstufrs in their tissues. but
those who in the better fed ranks Of
society eat and drink more than they
need TO meet tie daily requirements OF
their bodily activity and are thus con
tinually storing up III their tissues and
excreting organs material which if ap-
propriately used wonld form valuable
ammunition for the development of
energy either Of body or mind, but
which when stored beyond a certain
point has to lie blown OF in a .'coldo
or sbillious attack or in more pro-
nounced ct Of goat-Dr Francis T.
Bond, L3adon Expert.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
VILLAGES I'M TIE DARK.



JupAnese settlements amid Dcnss
Groves of Everarecnx.
Withcut Aayiag actually seen then
you esnuot imagine how dark some
JapaNuse country villages remain, ever
III the brightest md hottest weather
In tie neigEborhood Of Tokyo itself
there are many villages Of this kind
At a short distance from such settle
aren't yeu see no houses; nothing is Wis
ibie hut d dense grove Of evergreen
trees.
The grove, which is usually composed
t yoaag cedars and bamboos, serves
SHELTER the village from storms and
::lso to supply timber for various pur-
poses. So closely are the trees planted
that there is no room to pass between
the trunks Of tasn: they stand straight
as inasts and IniisSsle their crests SO as
TO form a roof that excludes the sun.
Esch fhatched cottage occupies q clear
space in. the plantation, the trees form
ing fence about 1t double the height
of the building. Under the trees it il
always twilight, even at high noon, and
TIE houses. morning and evening are
half IN shadow. What makes the first
impression Of such s village almost dis
quieting is not the transparent glcaln,
which has q certain weird charm of It's
own. but the stiffness.
There may. be fifty or a hundred
dwellings,, but yoa see nobody and hear
no sound but the witter of invisible
birds. the occasional growing Of cocks
and the shrilling eicadae. Even the
cicadae find these groves too dim and
sing family Being sun lovers. they
prefer the trees outside the village.
forgot to say that you may sometimes
hear viewless shuttle-chaka-to
chaka tom but that familiar sound in
the great green silence seems an elfsh
happening. The reason of the hush is
simply that the people are not at home.
All the adults have gone to the neigh
boring fields, the women carrying their
babies on their backs. and most OF the
children have gone to the nearest
school, perhaps not less than mile
away.--Atlantic.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
lsoARp or ALDERMEN or JER
SEY CITY
(OtBcial Proceedngs.l
}f-ar+s,,,, 4
Gontlnuesl.l

ts-2HtlHuet.l
On reasseinhling the committee repost-
ed having waited upon the Mayor who
had no communication to make at the
present time
By Alderman Horn, and adopted:
Resolved. That the Jersey City News
be md the same is hereby appointed as
the official newspaper for fhe printing of
the minutes of the Board
The President announced the follow
ing sls the Standing Committees Of the
Board: -
!, Aims cunningham, Roe, sheefy,
-Armories-Barry. Harder. Cunning
ham, Weir, Holmes.
Decoration Day Horn, Prout, Hart
Calnon, Schmidhauser
District Gonrts--Prout, Horn, Sween-
ey. Barry. Foigt
Elections-Hart Barry. Calnon
kilmnrray, Deyine.
Exhiliitions Roc, Kilmurray, Cum
ninghaln. Sweeney, Longhlin.
Fl ance-Sheehy, Harder, Iloughlin,
Chester, Groskiaus.
Fire Escapes- Devine, Hart, Prout
Harder, Graef
Laws and Ordinances Harder, Kill
murray, Prout. Devine, Weir.
Legislative Enactments-W Weir, Hart,
Sheelly. Baby. Allariice.
Printing, Stationery and Supplies
kilmnrray, Calnon Roe, Horn. Deyille
Pub!c Grounds and Buildings
Loughlin, Roe, Cunningham, Caln5n,
Trade Licenses-Sweeney, Loughlin,
Barry Sheehy, Barr.
On motion of Alderman Calnon the
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL j. O'DONNELL,
City Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

wen a Japanese .scsYaIt IS rehn1cd
OF sc2,deJ," says traveller. ..he must
s-aie He n Cheshire cat. The et.-
Gseffe IA s11iles IS very inisieading at
f-rst | often used to taiak that Taxi.
nly riksha boy,s r1eant 10 be irnnerti
neat when he iss.sted an smiling when
| vas aIigsy at5lifa, Isut when he told
mo IF s..e dcs ID Of his little child with
q burst Of laughter knew that this
Eas only one os tn cgrlors details 81
etiquette rin tfsis sspey sslrvy lard"
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

In volume of "reminiscences u very
funny story is told Of the late Bishop
Bloomfield, who. having a family by
his first wife. married second time.
This Mrs. Bloomfield was a widow,
with a brood of her own, and in due
course third family arrived on the
scene. One day the bishop was dis
tur1ed by his wife running into his
study in great state of excitement
What Is it, dear?" he testify inquired
"0h. bishopr' was her agoniGed reply
Quick. quick. There's not moment
to lose! Your children are siding with
my children ana are numbering our
childrenr'
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS
AND SCOMMTJNICATIOSS

From James Connolly
Requesting the removal of garbage
from Eighth and Division streets.
Received and referred TO the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers.
From Mrs. H. j. Pratt
Requesting the return Of S4.90 over
payment of water rent, Oct. II, 1908.
From James Connolly -
Requesting the extension of water
pipe on Eighth street. west Of Division
street.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Assessments ard Extesions.
From Cement Paving and Construc-
tion co..:
Requesting payment of amount retain
ed on the Lafayette Park contract.
Received ana referred to the Commit
tee on Public Buildings. Docks and
Parks.
From Daniel e. Clealy:
Serving notice that property situate at
545-547 Grove street had been damaged
by change Of grade of said street, and
objecting to report of Committee OF As
sessments in such matter.
From same party
Serving notice that appeal would be
made to Hudson County Circuit Court
in matter of damage caused by depres-
sion of Grove street
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Street and Sewers
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
ia arr ar rIay Favez.

i.;e.i'l ara Ealm is becoming qditc
as popular III niaiy localities as IGly's
Gre ii Balm solid Ii Is prepared far
use ii atomizcFs, a.ssl-is highly priced By
thcse who have been accustomed to call
upon physicians for such i treatmeat.
Mans pily clans are using and psescrib-
ing II I'll the med ina properties Of
the &c ted Cream Balna are contained
p the Liquid form, which IS 70 cents,
cIudins = sF ring tnbc. al druggists
i BY mail. Elf Bres.ers. SC Warren
*. New Tork.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
Love.

1t is hard to preserve equanimity
and greatness on that debatable ground
between loye and esteem. There is
nothing so stable end unauctuating as
love The waves beat steadfast on its
shore forever. and its tide has no ebb.
1t Is Il resource ia al extremitses and a
refuge even from itself And vet love
will not be leaned on.-H. D. Thoreau
in Atlantic.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the Mayor:

January s., 1905.
To the Honorable the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners OF Jersey
City
Gentlemen:--I have been consulted by
the members of the Board of Finance
5 in reference to a resolution adopted by
your Board and sent to them for con-
currence, directing the employment of
Mr.. Allan L. ,MeDernott as consulting
counsel in the matter 0f the taking over
of the new Jersey City water works
plant.
understand the reason given for the
passage of this resolution is that Mr..
McDermott, as Corporation Counsel Of
Jersey City, drew the original contact,
and was familiar with all the nesotia-
tions leading up to the same, and that
. therefore his experience in this matter
would he Of service to the city in con-
surnmating the purchase of the plant.
lnasmuch as your Board must assume a
large share of the responsibility in the
conduct of these negotiat oas. it is far
that You should have the assistance of
counsel of your own selection in a matter
OF such Importance. For these reasons
] have advised the Board of FiEance to
concur in the said resolution.
Prior to the passage of your resolution,
| directed the Law Department to retain
Mr.. James B. Fredenburgh, Of this city.
as associate counsel III this matter. | did
this for several reasons. In the first
place, he was retained by the city two
yeara ago when the water contract was
modified. and became thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the subject at that time. In
the next place. his long and distinguished
career as lawyer in this community
and his high standing at the bar make
him an appropriate counsel to be retained
by the city, If outside counsel are to be
employed. IT, however, Mr.. McDermott
IS TO be retained by resolution of your
Board, think Mr.. Yredenburgh should
also be employed in the same manner.
therefore request that you pass a reso-
slntiun authorizing the law department to
Sretain Mr.. Yredenburgh as associate
counsel in this matter.
The price to be paid for these works IS
nearly eight million dollars. which is the
lafgest municipal transaction which has
eyer taken place in this city. or is likely
to- take place for 4 generation to come.
- Iitis subject Involves hundreds of
titles to zeal estate; the diversion of
q water from mill owners at Little Falls.
Paterson. Dundee and other places; many
important questions in relation to the
pollution of the water shed; the conflict
ing rights Of the Morris Canal and
several water companies. In other cities
IN matters OF unusual Importance, it is
customary 70 retain associate counsel
When the City of Newark took over its
new water plant. several associate conn
sci were employed to assist the Law De-
partment
II a matter of tlis magnitude. every
possible precantion should be taken to
protect the interests of the city. desire
that our citizens should be satisfied that
this most important matter will be
handled by the CITY government with a
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
..tN

Losel for "a casI..ax.,a,,ss..1 x-t1a
Wafer 4ssass., tssls aa 81 ~ u
1904. claim "a. Isl 3nss' Dsesmoer & I--Sl.
x1qf1fQ X ~ -
for gs0a one ton = s,a sn & ,Ss1 EaFrisr Co..
Der. 1864. claim ~ IsgssiS ~ fseeeni-
S11g al - NJ Z az azsss3 s. 80 1854
one steam boiler efe e.. Igt
FIRE hydraIts nine - lng ~. oul
claim No 1S,s e u ots''fs
* fsf u 49,. ,-1fssf - s4st--es - -
pended as * irSneetS, sssss1 il " Il
office, December. 1901 efsitp a. Sss' 7eS
for DOW bower = sergi. enlfea Electric Co Of \.
December. 1904 elaina In W ~ SO sas a'e
S11l - q R r. f."iIs1 IL 10 S''S.
IA and Is + berdl !, = MOOD 49,, for 81
1904, claim No. 44s. = : 49, 3ss'sploel'
ceinber 19o4 eJsiI i.;79asasss ~ p;Re yard. De
S22.50 to james p ssste.rast. - ~
fifty pine matched h..s ~ agf
cember Ig4 ciI1iu 2s3Sssaa Pipe yara. De-
various supplies ss nsI;sa s5is fnsapRS fsa ', 5og
yard. Decesahar 5add esl.. y plil. plpe
SECS f. Iersar 80; "a es',lsA S9a l4s9
various snnpI;sS sss Si's suppiy 70, for
Meter Depart,nAns lI9sai'ss naassa .eas nj @ hnl,
claim No I'm 14n; s'psns' peeelm5per ,ssy 1901
hay fork. Wafnz az S4aoat oasRaE ss., 10 Ior one
ber 1904. claim yo 1I1a al ssssSae2 Decein-
fsh.,ra1 10 -. ~ ~ d = w Y a.
seeount' a. ana u
The faravo;n., ss;.
adanfa,, ~ =, neEe each separately
Ayes9eonInissiesnesss ind Sic Hanoi No,sn
yaysVnas .1Se,ss'an ~ anu resident Heintze.
81
~, .s
MI. SviiilIfttee I. on RuDidi Buildings
rtSs presented the fellow
Resolved qssa4 s9oo ~ h
tafa Ro, 80 fP f's'g-N,1 1 " gsiu 70 E5s-
trlst TIC, s Court, pgsseemlber. 1904. January
,aoa Gharge Distslet GsalFt Rentals. 19gD4-
's'o9'
fa
e.'sg1tel, g1, inat S3zo.4 10 be paid to Ce-
st 4xng s ana Gonsfruetion Co. FOR
eisl1 9!97e N9- o9 29Y
la,,s 49, ~ @ Jersey Slty SuflpiN CO. for
fa,',p; ssu pipe, ste;s used y construction of
iaS1I q "a, aiSefslew w fai'Sf December
- -. 'lsa sa'siin ~. A4u5
,,,,,.r9ss a.s = '7psSiai Appnspriatlon this
IN.
adopted BY tlle. following. vote On + 4 caiI
aor the ayes and nays
!, LES "REMINISCENCES Hauck. Nolan,
Rooney, sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays--None. ia
rs toiltitFs sleee s.an's Eng 9serlpg and
= tsSoiysa. inat $1b-uO be psBF to Ehr-
g9st . Eekhpn Tor Two new wheels and
4nes, e,lss. sslsrfey9rs e.i, wagon November,
is,g.f, cisitHt 40 Sol
norsesloes aaq Two herseshoes reset, No
,oos Gsarge EpgiIieer Bureau Supplies,
i.'Vsf'
Resoixed, lhat Slt.6U he paid to the
Union Printing Company for various
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
The fnaf neaort.

Sandy entered Il smoking conpart-
ment and asked each of lis immediate
neighhos's for 4 match. An happened
TO be without them. however. aud a
look Of disappointment came over the
Scotchman's face as he remarked re-
sienedly. "Aweel. ri cen hae to use
one o my ain
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
40 r.acou-ap 4 .s..rnt For 4

so SIZE refused you. We'll. dida.S
sae g:Ye sou any encouragement. at
allY'
NO, not lit. She told ne that be
fore sled eoAsldfr the matter again
Ia haze to get as5oE, and prove that i
had It in me to sapaort 4 family. -
Chicago Record Herald
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

eugement by said corporation Of fuH
ana complete payments On
account Of gas street lighting m this
eisy Ior the year ending Dec. /, 1904,
,saauVpgeu Dy the following vote On \
eall Ior the ayes and nays!
:, ~ es--s commissioners Hauck. Nolan.
ie0TSney. Sufnyan and President Heintze.
Inc Committee pn New Water Works
presented the following -
RESOLVED, That in the consideration Of
tne question of acceptance of the new
y, Water Works, and all things pertaining
Iherefo, Allan L. McDermott and james
p. lfedenburgh be and are hereby APP
poiiiteu as advisory counsel for and on
pehaif of this Board and the fity AT 4
compensation hereafter to be agreed
upon. the foregoing resolution to Be in
ileu OF the resolution in the same matter
passed BY this Board December 10. 1904.
Resolved, That S23. 40 be.paid to Gar
Wood Ferris for cash expended November
ana December. 1904 claim No. 1S5.
Charge Water Account New Water
The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a cail
Tor the ayes and nays
j, a yes-e commissioner Hauck, Nolan,
Rooney. Sullivan and President Heintze.
Nays-None.
The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs presented the foilowing:-
Resolved, That $4,000 be paid to the
Hackensack Water Company for supply
u 1ao wafer FURNISHED to December 9Th,
1874. claim No. 5S1 MI sas Il
fsN4rRfA tcs.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted BY the following vote on a call
Tor the ayes and nays. af
Ayes Commissioner Hauck. Nolan.
Rooney, Sullivan, and President Heintze.
NaJs--None. sfi
The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions presented the folgowing:-
Resolved, That by reason of complaint
and investigation thereon. made for the
week ending January %, s1gO5. under and
BY direction of the water assessor. tile
following findings be and are hereby CON
nrmed, and the said officer is hereby
directed to cancel of record charges fol.
meters as herein indieated:-
$241o. fast meter, averaged on new
meter. 2S3 Jersey City.
$IU-00, allowance for water used clear
llig eellaf nQoded by broken fire hydrant
$50 Jersey City.
5000. meter elogged and broken. 4s5
Jersey City.
SS99.I6, fast meter, to average on new
meter, 81 High Service.
Resolved, That by reason Of complaint
and Investigation thereYIi made for fhe
the week ending Jan. 0, 1905. under and
BY direction OF the Water Assessor. fhA
following findings be and are hereby con-
firmed, and the said officer Is hereby
directed to cancel of record charges now
shown on registers as herein indicated.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

Creme Ny Eife AID quarresca
lost night for the Giss time in years.
Browne What about? Green She
thoaght lie reason We had neTe- done
50 befosa was due to her generous ma
tlire. and thought It -yas Eze
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

She broke off tie engagement yester-
day. and now she's sorry for it.''
y don't think 90. She told me last
night that she didn't care"
Yes, but she told me today that she
didn't caFe-yery much Philadelphia
Press.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

COSTUMES FOR
CARD PARTIES
MAI risla, lyle and Fit
nat All Be Considered
f Ire R9sult Is to
8 Effective.
POPULARITY OF WOLFE.
mine the Fur Par Excel
lence for Ev ming Wear
r d Goats for Glr.s.

@. lEEsS scgielsher n making Ssio
paesy gown. that onc plays the game
seated ard the fit Of the bodice is of
pafansount Importance. The hips mus
be sing bas rot 100 tight Or the appear
anee VII he awkward
gse :assl r.ate.ials are those that will
nd. waielga or fill Up. but that Wiz
az: Sea- clves . the s.ttation nicely,
nc ree Aow they may he crushed, or
hoa sNkwaid the way in waieh one is
seas1.
Ara, 50 onc muss take inse considera-
tion inc uses in seless.ug such a dress
ara gel one that vii ncs crease or show
the ss,ds.
The ideal stuff IS crepe. not the stiff
crepe hui the new soft Oriental weaves,
The deliea;c crepos which look 50 fraii
yes wiz sand 50 much These crepes
come in crery known color and they
haze wonderful wearing properties.
ono Ct the hest weas.ng Materials in
the world. for house dress, is crepe
de chine. 1t IS roagh, docs not spot,
never wrinkles. ard does nor cut nor
crease. Moreover, it is very adaptable
and is easily draped. It IS Ideal as a
soft. becoming. delicate house material.
There ccnse several different stamps of
crepe. all Of them touga. and durable.and
all Of them capah.e Of being made into
handsome house dresses. They are ex-
trerneig neat and tie material is 50 dres-
sy that one DOES not need any other trin-
ming. 4 crepe gown is pretsiest self
trimmed
Next to crepe in desirability comes
voile. yol,e has been greatly changed
in character the past season. Ii now
comes more itfssr8asd softer in finish and
pretfier. because laore satiny. It can be
bought in either light or heavy weight
and il i one Of these mterials that makes
up iasirably for dag or evening.
Yoise, as most readers know is very
much Ike the old fashioned mems yelling
and better goaas than this was never
forla for its own particular purpose. 1t
is very pretty. made up into house dress
es and ii can bs raffled aud drapea and
tucksa AID plated and made pretty with
out in tho lcas; iniur;ag it.
TIE length for the card party gown is
q rouga length. sweeo;nr the floor. II is
the s,nlc. :ene.... sweeping thc aoor. It
is te saB,e .eegth al ;ae way around
nd Il .ton tho fcar m inch or two
gracegal for sitting purposes than the
shors gown which hops up when one sits
dowi,.
Aed aero arc c.aor materials that
are beng used. besides voilc and crepe
and ene cf the.e IS canvas And the
canves gown must neishcr be forgotten
nor rss.o led ii / resnne Of the s;vIes
Ta4~ mske caayasas now +l,a+ aee +he
vces .aa.e q beanty and eleganee.
Pa.y Mn. w:sa a high gloss. finished
oxae.<..6.y aaa ccm:na +, heavy s,,b-
s;aasaI weights they are ideal f,r the
makin@ Of gowns. There are canvas
dress that rank x.j.b ,.aea.,c,I .a4ins
tncss g8wEs sie made az IN conjunction
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

Said man who had been detected
cheating at cards: 'srhey threaten 10
kick ne downstairs What am TO do?''f
The frieal anpcdsed to offered this
tirre:y couE4eI. play on the ground
fcor."
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
r-fs Fata1 Mistake

Adam was his own boss, wasn't
he's"
"xeS. an Of he had-'t gone ter sieap
at d. E--1sg ts-ce bed been so yetp-
Atlanta Cons .sta,.cn.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
Antssentic nantian,

"The Jsneses took every precautioni
Il the christening OF their first baby,
Ever precautinnF'
'yas: they boiled the water.s--
Cleveland Leader
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31

and canary colorcd marlSings,wailc ii The
dent op tae left side is tucked knot of
roses III The faded pink 50 popular for
evening wear. The marabout feather,
which is the only other ornament on the
har, is white tipped with the pink Of the
roses.
Another trieorne, whose brim came to a
sharp point in the front and which was
rolled high on the side, showed marvellous
blue roses creeping out between the brim
and the crown, reaching to the point in
the front A toque built on modified tor
pedo lines had for its sole trimming a
white osprey on the left side, held in
place By frosted gauze leaves.
An extremely brilliant toque for even
ing wear had pointed brim of ehinchilla
with a drapei crown Of tangefine velvet.
Il fitted closely to the head in the back.
whore it was finished with a perfect
shower Of pinkish yellow roses. suggest
ing the fashionable sunset rose shown by
the smart florists.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
l0mcial Proceedings.

Regular meeting of the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners, held
ON Monday, Jam 8, 1905, at two ~
p II.
Present--Commissio Hauck. No
Ian, Rooney, Sullivan and President
Heint2e.
The Jersey City news., 1905-01-31


tween Boulevard and Halstead street.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
G. W. Cooley, Mgr. $500.
Van Keuren & Son. S377. .95.
Cement Paving aud Construction Co.,
$420. 40.
G. X. Hart. Sf25.00.
Thomas Duf. $500.
n. z & Y. J. Telephone Co. S25. 90.
$3.50.
James Bailey S40.J0
American Lighting Co. $T93. 80.
Public Service Corporation, 81. .5fe. .SG.
s12. 10. s4092, 1896, $G4. 90.
Cornelius Shine. $6.25.
\. Y. Horse Manure Trans. CO..
S100.52, $3.50 and $500
United Electric Co, S1I. .505OO.
William Burke, $S1.00
salmon1 Bros. $1,000.
Edward OsDonalell, S111.00 S15S.52
Commercial Railway Seal Co..
So
Frederick Ford. $500.
James F. Stewart Co, $1G20.
Isuker BIOS. $4,000
Headden & Son, $12.O0
Jersey City News. $500.
james Tnlly, $1,000.
w Fl. Harrison. $1,000.
John Dunn. S67.0O
Payroll. labol~rs on paved streets,
Der. 81. 1904. $1.6S2 90.
REPORTS OF STANDING COM
MITTEES.
reported on certificates Of Chief Engineer
in favor off,:
Charles 0rmsby. 81 OPT .4S on account
of contract No. 1422
count Of contract No. 1875.
Henry Byrne. $4,000 on account of
contract No. 1887.
Henry Byrne $993.91 on account of
contract No 1869
Also on claims eft. z. Haaly. S400:
Edward H Gilberson. $500: William
Van Keuren & Son, S377.S5 James +.
Stewart CO.. ST.. 81; Henry Bvrne. Sc. 90.
Edward Kelly. $500. SS1i.OO: Washburn
Bros. CO.. $40: JERSEY City Sunnly
Co., $1,000; North Jersey Street Railway
Co, 81. .236,39 as eorrect.
The reports were accepted.
The Cotnf5,ittae an Mun;einal I;oht;n7
reported Oh claims '''1s - ''s'As
Public Service CORPORATION. New Ier-
sew 81. .432 2T. 81. 172O3. SOTO "a Sq0o-
"a S93i. 10. s93S,I3. S944is S949 AZ
S952. 40. as correct.
The Committee on New Water Works.
reported on claim of Garwood Ferris
SIS. .4o--as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Committee on Pumping and Reser
yoirs reported on claim Of Hackensaek
Water Co.-Sl00.00--a correct.
Inc report was accepted.
The Comnittee on Assessments and
extensions ~ reported on certificates OF
Cnlef engineer IN Favor Of
James I. Stewart Cos S2I %, on ac-
COUNT OF CONTRACT NO i35o.
count Of contract No. 1861.
Also on Claims Off
Rensseiaer 1alye Co, $4f.0O.
Ihonas DuH, SJo.UO
patrlek fiilnerty, $o.60.
lhe w. w. Farmer TO-, $lI6S0,
$130.OS.
James r. Stewart Co., 500, 2o0.
Jersey City Supply CO., roc, $26. As,
$l30.l1.
United Electric Co., S13.60.
X: Wood x Co, $l1l.29.
Albert Losel. $3.50.
Cornelius Shine, $500. as correct
The reports were accepted
The Comnittee on Pnblie Ruitdinos
Docks and Paris reDorted on claims
of:--
Cement Paving and Construction co
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