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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

Monday night Mrs II. S. Pyne enter
talned al family gathering In honor Of
Mr.. Pyne, who left for Washington. ID
G.. this week.
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, formally at a tea IN Thursday IN honor
" Mrs. p, c. stoddart Of Oakland
Cal.
Miss Helen Burton was guest Of hon
or al a delightful Kenslngton yesterday
given by Mrs. David Nelson, the rooms
being bright with flowers and refresh
ments served.
Miss Elsie Parsons was guest OF hon
or this afternoon az a card party CIV
en- by Miss Edith Godbe.
A china shower party was given by
Mrs Philip Schoenert on Thursday in
honor Of Miss Laura Baysingef about
30 guests being entertained and the
hrlde-elect receiving many dainty
presents.
Mrs. W. s. Hudson gave "a box party
AZ the Orpheum on Thursday followed
by supper at Frauklyns. about q d0z-
en- friends being entertained.
Today Misses Althca and George
Wheeler entertained al an Informal tea
In honor Of their neices Mrs be Long
and Mrs. McRoberts OF Chicago. who
are visiting IN the city for few days
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The rooms were prettily decorated, and
a large number were present,
The reception given IN honor Of the
faculty OF the University Of Utah last
night at the normal building was a de-
llghtful affair.
Miss Leone Wiscomh and Miss Clara
Deighton. two autumn brides. win be
guests Of honor at q card party 90 be
given by Miss Louise Holt next We'd
nesday.
Mrs G. NJ. Bell and Mrs. W. L. Green
will be hostesses al two card parties
early In october.
Great interest Is taken In the SYM
phony orchestra concert, and already
box parties are being planned for the
event
Miss Louise Wiscomb was guest OF
honor al a delightful affair this week
given by Mira S. q. Smith and Mrs r
G Williams, the affair being enjoyed
by a number Of the bride elects friends.
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are now IN New York. whence they go
on a trip up the St Lawrence and TO
Quebec before returning TO the west
Or. and Mrs s, H. Allen and their
son and daughter left Thursday after
noon for a short stay in Los Angeles
Wallace Bransford has gone east.
and VIII be away two or three weeks
Mrs. Paul +. Nolan. who has spent
the past five weeks with her mother
has returned 10 her home in Vancou-
yer
Mrs. A. T. McCanne leaves today for
Denver. Manitou and Colorado Springs
20 spend a fortnight
Judge and Mrs Alfred Cherry are
IN Denver for a couple Of weeks the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Worse.
Mrs. W. G.. Mabry Is here from her
home in Mexico, visiting her parents,
Mr. ana Mrs A, II. Mayno.
W l.Ic.u anu nei
80. 49,, o-e "'ei st'uulilb tn'
igan
sni,lts w, Neiii came mere Ihurs-
Sog l' ~, io's,g ho,l' anu .el, lor MS
''''''' Ut ''''''.' ~ ''e 'i'e'noon'
MISS .. nora van COW leit THURSDAY for
s1 ~ aI'u''' "N''o sne VIII Ie-eh'ef
A.. d.. 49,,
Hl9 i'us, anu her niue
49, W. n, cn,fsi.',a; a.t '.ll.ls a rev
Miss Bess Chandler Is down from
Bingham for few days, visiting with
friends
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Cossrift have
eonc cast ana VIII be away several
weeks.
Mrs P. W o'connor and her daugh-
zen Mss Beatrice o.connor, have re-
coast
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gates have re-
in Boston and other eastern cities and
are az their home in Bingham.
Mrs Edward G. Parsons and her
mOiner, MIS- SArah Met hfNEtal, are
back from an eastern trip
Rev. z. A. simpkin left Thursday for
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GnINGS4ro -
SIGOTNC'

Mrs Richard Savage, Miss Pearl Saw
age and the Misses Savage have re-
turned from the Savage ranch in WyO-
ming. where they spent The summer.
Mr and Mrs Carl Grover Brown have
left Lake Tahoe, Cal. and are in san
Francisco whore they viii make their
future home
Or. and Mrs s. n. Plnkerton and
Mrs. Kissick have returned from a two
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PROVO.

Mss Eliza II. Stewart and Frederick
Wesiphsl. popular young people q this
city. wsfe married "Wednesday evening
al the home ~ The groom's parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. John Wfstrhai Bishop l.. L.
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Mr. and Mrs winslow Smith Of Salt
Lake visited Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Dus-
enberry and family this week.
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Mrs Sarah McChrvsial and daugh-
tcr Mrs. Edward g. Parsons. have re-
tunnel from @ visit IN The east.
NJ ard Nrs Sam Porter leave fnfav
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
oFFIcIAL COMMUNICATIONS.

From DR. G X Dickinson, chairman,
et al submitting report If result of in
re tigation of the watersh 4.
NoYenb ber 10, 1906.
Tt the Hcnora ble. the Members Of fhe
Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners. Jersey CitT. New Jersey
Gentlenls n,--In pursuan nee of your re-
guest Of the Bird inst, the unders gned
have investigated the source from which
the city is row receiving its water. We
We're accompanied by Mr. John J Egan,
q Hob ken, head Of the Egan S b oil of
Bus ness. as stenagrapher, and Mr.. Wei
Z den Griffin as guide In the sub-joined
report we endeav0r to state conditions
seen and such observations as are self
convincing. Althouglf-,it was impossible
for this body to investigate every portion
Of the large watershed in detail vet we
fee. convinced that the more important
n .issn nces received careful attention, to-
PROPERTY OF MR.. I. II. BAR
Morris street top OF Dover Hill
tn this honse7 il was reported there
sonYalfsceat typhoid feve, Datieat.
Ire only one ekaowledg 10 be
n he town. Stool aiseharees
claimed, We're put into the priyy
h7ck of the house without receiving anti-
seac treatment. Tiiis pfiEy is about
tlii t. feet hnck of the house or a slope
n 4. !. !. II. -. - =. t9 - ~
,l ~ ~ lilly eA5;iN tloIl, nen-eeIleit-
" y sgiia eAgFenlehi' h'i.a aa1lGens
10 ppg tVtineI rom same
~ u. ais' nN. 81
.ll rs pIlya + I oIook' nVe Ieel
y: slN llslieS asep, running rapi,aiy.
I, 3nsslt re np3'se 70 tae nre0k IS
sstsl nAay e e SeN 1--WE re !. me dls-
vs. ere T reaches the river IS about one
~ e,IsN-r, 1,1,,,,-,,.e,
T1- : Sls'e.Ha 51Jl' SES
5o'lses WIN one IaInliy each on FIRST
4s:ss
iesl paSh ~ the honses are the
pa ~ Wiz eFerhewlng l, ' hqulds; fuh OF
TsEes F'e1a's Pend. Said breok. is pro-
rom sAa 55ght ny an oyer-hanging
3. l1n 4,'or y n, q e. veg OF.
~ = fAhA HOUSE Byron
an SecohQ streets:
Sfa ese ana pI1Fy ~ rear OF house
aihek ~ rear q SO aie. FriVy adjoining
eer'3eillea 4, = Na11Eai A. drainage to-
EorT Pend. U'lnine solution put
z z, mouse appeared II drain under
lhls also dfalns towards Fordss $
W. HOUSE Second street.
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- torn ]. +. Dr1FFv.

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RE1dEF OF
Of Jesse Skatehlly in the seonstruction of
bay windows.
The Mayor and Aldermen a Jersey c5tv hv
the Board Of street and Watar Corrlfai ssio1lsfz
scting Tor and behalf of the nlrnfe3fsafsss
OF said city do ordain as foiiews:-
Section !. That Jesse. Sketchlly be and IA
hereby granted permission to conssrust and
r-aintain bay windows on building to he ierscs-
ny him at she sauthwess&corfser Of ISaSsra 81,
avenue and Nesbitt streetw which Bay win
6ows may reach from the foundation to the
roof Of said building and may extend havona
the building line Of Nssbitt street not iIaors.
than eighteen inches (lSl. any ordinance to tie
contrary hotyiths tandings
The WORK to bs done under the supervision
Aog 9satsNSeA III Buiidlnss.
section 2. The ordinance granting these n4.lv-
leees 10 be Of full 5orce and effect for re-i66
OF twenty t2O years. ana thereafter until suciI
time as this Board or its legally authorized
successors may order the same removed
Section g. That ell costs and expenses inch
dent to the introduction. passage and publica-
tion Of this ordinance shall be paid by tha
applicant for the same. and such amount
therefor as Is estimated by the Clerk Of thia
Board TO be necessary shah be deposited with
that officer on demand.
Passed April It, 1905.
ANTHONY HAUCK, Fruzdsnt.
Approved April IS 1906.
81 NJ. FAGArS. Mayer.
GEO. T. BOUToN. Clerk.
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srArn oF NEm IERsEY-

STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
COUNTY OF HUDSON.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCFRN.-
Be- it known that l. Mayer Barishov am en-
gagged in the manufacture of mineral waters
and other beverages in the City of Jersey CITY.
County and State aforesaid and having to use
and using bottles, boxes. siphons, tanks and
kegs in which said mineral waters and other
beyerages are put up for sale. and in accordance
with the statute in such case made and pre-
vided, do hereby certify that my bottles are
made of glass and having impressed thereon
the name, the letters and the words 10 wit
CITY. n. ~ m. Barishow'' M B. IN.
j. also M B. in form of rl1onosrarn .sNJsVv
York and Yonkers Bottling Co., Yonkers- n.
y also H. s.. in form Of menogra1n
Nearly all Of the above names have in addit-
also "RegisTered' My boxes are mas ~
wood and having thereon the name, the letters
city. lg n. 81. M carisho%. i.si NJ, 9efsss
Y. & Yonkers Bott Ce;, Xonkers. n: 7.
vs. aSnAS9s S Ss's 81 Co. SS 1G9ksF T9 s,nsoSs =
siphon-bottles. are made in Two parts, the bod
les which are Of glass having etched thereon,
in form Of monogram IN Barishow. Jersey j,s ~
City, N. j." also two hands elasped In form
of monogram. ''New York & Yonkers BottIinn
Co. also two hands clasped in form Of n1ono-
ion the word ''Registered' And r,pon ths
,sNl. Barishow, ]. c., N " IN Z. 4 Ton< Sss
ers Bost Co.. Yonks.'' My tanks or CONTAINS
Impressed into or upon the same. marked as
follows:.''M. Barishow" N; Barishow. J.
N. 3. F. o NY kegs are
show Jersey City. n. ~ M. B., J. c. sM
b. And do now flle this certificate in the
Clerks Office OF the County OF Hudson IN
which County my said business is carried on
and under and by the law of New Jersey en-
titles AN act for the better protection of
manufacturers and bottlers OF and dealers in
mineral waters. beer, ale. porter. and other
beverages" approved March 11th 1851 ana Tie
several supplements thereto
witness my hand this Sth day Of August
nineteen hundred and six l1906).
MAYER BARISHOw.
witnesseth:
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
The reports were accepted,
MoTIoNs ANp RESOLUTIONS.

4Aaze j
sa,,toJ IN ~ anu SEWERS
r Pesoiyo5 Tbot 81 .Ais o1,,,,.t e ~ Co.,
~ st.not, ne ~ .ne Soli az
anniseot;n,, n ~ :, NJ
49, MS .. AZ ,ls aill M
I9tb a. - Nl,-o, ~ US ~ ~
aosStrncs;on mo- &c 2 " ~ ~ 1sw v;',s
ever IA hoek street. from fie.Af 4Ap
nect reSt ,T;tb HGt.bn ~ ~ aulliant IS .st 81
a Rocl sfrae+ n 49,
nsoris5ons "a Si,,s.,+%,. ,157 81 .fSo
ee 1c69 Ia 1
aacenfa9 % bg tb;s Bn.I i3, hs.
aooIsras 49, ~ sii.s 30 Mlsisn
tinla ~ pa0s ~, sl,.ent, ts, gassss iPte W
herea fer 10 ha : 81 srs;es sAinisoo i, 81.
+a,.as+ - ~ ~ I'D - li
- fbts : Roaea ia-a - plessnteq
,,1o1,aI.t, ~ rals I;abli - - Il 9@ 'Is nels -
"a 4bora e ndli ine
of AZ iligns Is pao,.d .peie.N lg pp,l52s
been nresenfed gs1' fof sf,.nnitig @ Sgia is ny.
pIeselleht' * al ana 5haI tne Chiet ~ glaser
oar, ~, of rs s,,No Sra sii ha q IN h y
~ ~, oe " - hS Spt
- idake alla repof( 70 TINS board speclh-
teoils s =, te lestloh anu ehal
= = tese.hel VIII
IA = ailtisS ali.l la oi
Teo,i. n-eSs' a.,oih ~ aliu amount OF
~ ~ ~ ~ aYife VI aha " tne nlaleIlals
- t IA rale liu e2
,,,So ~ fi;T iiiT Ply, llloseeilt ana mat
III 9poI tne ala au9p1ieH tnereoI me
olera ',,eis u Ems I'M beara shll adyertse for
pi1s@is lsl ~ ~ x s'leh Wofk ana tllrI
faw ln,.tb ~ - 'sinadS + ~ nnlnl,p na
~ 'ae ieils ~ - tiiile fequlreu oy law.
5 i iiios boot bne osrpor9flon lol!n7
tbis Raa,d as - ;ps Ieali :fTh+ n.Th ~ - auN,se
~ ,.o5oTat ts ~ - ~ issst rislit 70 cause
snd oTa - y egal STnse % oM s1lstlng
nna ,,la sd5a;I1;ng W 50 NeWafk ave
rosa ~ 9'''ins siie shlssisa i.slll-
A0f'0'
po,-, nv.
q q 70 ia, GAYS De De ana Is hereby granted to
fna SontlsesVr Lor iue coinp5etlon OF OX-
SqI,e,s a. ele lloiI mst &c avenue 20
81 sa;a eoal4e asphaIl Iavlng
~. 49, l Fl, WI Iaylhg pelltIohed
re Moor ',rl lla the ShleI hngi
neel n''sips appfPFed OF same.
yxr,.s a ~
,.toa y ,ls4e7M aig III S,.sf & I'glneer has re-
fr ia g ,nS ,' poara t1ist q Fhe contractor
lIs, : l,,,a oeaween ove tluason boqlevard and
lsg9tas Jssllae y amo naI peen unnces-
sfis's r J'1,af i,;f ~ III ,ns WEN IN thereon:
L 10y rs 93ieIk q lnas 9oard
II, II I'.l5slly hosllE SAG con-
tsantor .l. ana llis po'easnen that unless the
MV[a on salu conliast Is proceeded with
" y 4b = III ana 20 t6e sat!s7
slaet5on la' o. lllls = ard tnat the Commit
Y g e complete me and that the city
~ Nlll ieVpi lne stu conlIdttof ana DondS-
lilen ZOE tHe excess cost athefeof.
n.,, rr,.
~ heS1,iFeu. , I Hat an extension OF 40
aass ~ " sal anu ~, y nereny granted 70 the con-
eIscaof e aur tns lnlprovela nt q Sixteenth
street, IEodn eIFoVe street to Jersey ave-
lsllg tl *, petironeu 4 dor suen extension and
KS, lns 7Alel a1Iis lllsef naVihgs apptoVsd OF
stli'ie'
NJ q 90
hessllgea., Y ~ lhat Nl.VVV pe pad to Fat
No; 4.los' lor recSolnstructlon and con-
stfuetlon o. q reheI sewer IN Newark
,a,a avenue. dsa from from summit avenue to Ger
wanna W,l xM;eI ayehne. u Gegmanla avenue to
Nan Y lnRse s. avenue, u Van Winkie
avenue en- 70 donnels l, avenue
1harge speelal Appropriation, this
Improvement.
n
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS
AND COMMUNICATIONS.

4 IVuI I LIIlip 7 ULIiuItF
Requesting an extension of time on
Improvement of Sixteenth street, Grove
street to jersey. avenue
From Uvalde Asphalt Paving Coz
Petitioning for an extension of time
on improvement Of Oxford avenue, West
Side to Mallory avenues.
Application of T. D. Mills and others
for the construction of q sewer in Rock
street. from point 10 feet south Of
Summit avenue, to connect with sewer
IN Baldwin avenue at Rock street.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Sewe S.
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| George Wrege. Soil: Richard i Herbert.
S4S f M *. W. ~ q =
McKenna, S1156. ~, T s,,Yi M,,Ilins ! IS; All.
$3.50. James Kennedy. n 81 Sf5.no. T.s1i Mieheei
Patrick Coleman. Sl6: .Iaqnes Is 0ninn''
Sl2.50 Thnn,as NnIan ~ 50. p;ch sLaa..ll II
&. BreaIey. SS1 a Riobasd E -iSp, Bpown 1ssi ssS.
Bernard Garyey s54. Dennis r,a,,tarn' j. 'esr,1
$12.50; Matthew o'Hearn Sill rs: Thos. S,
Brown, So: Illker Rros $1h0
Payroll.--T ,abnrars IN Payad gtraafs
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

the river The river enters the reser-
voir on slant tending towards the in
take. The proper inference is that the
currents Of water largely tend towards
the intake and that the upper portion OF
the reservoir would act more as dead
end;
We are of :he opinion, fully held out
by conditions stated and seen by US, that
the river as il enters the reservoir is
contaminated. The extent and risk to
Jersey City incurred by same can be de-
| teymined only after the careful examina-
tiuns Of an expert chemist and bacter-
iologist. 1t is fab from likely that one
or several cases OF typhoid fever or other
enteric conditions existing in the upper
part of the watershed could endanger
the citizens of Jersey City nevertheless,
we feel with the present attitude of the
Inhabitants of that region and the Off
clais there in control, that, il q consider
able epidemic should occur III these nom
severed, llnsanitary towns, the effect
might be felt in our city.
Respectfully submitted,
g. K. DICKINSON,
Chairman.
II. Spence, J. G. Parsons, u. Allen. w.
+. Faison j. a. Exton, G. w. 9. Phil
lips, G. II. Purdy, o. A. Weigand, j. %.
West.
The report was received, referred to
the Committee on New Water Works,
and ordered entered in full upon the min
utes.
From Robert Carey, Corporation At
to ney:-
Submitting copies of correspondence
relative to execution Of contract for con-
struction of Congress Street Stairs.
Received ana ordered fled.
From Department of Health
Directing attention to the eontamina-
tion of water supply.
Received and referred to the Com
mIttee on New Water Works.
From Department Of Health:-
MemorahzIng Board in matter of the
installation of comfort stations.
Received and ordered filed.
From Inspector Of Street Cleaning:-
Submitting report Showing number of.
streets cleaned from October % to Oet.'
81 l:5also from Nov. to Nov. 4, 1906.
Received and ordered filed.
From the Gle
jersey city, Nov. 8, 1906
Hon, Board of Street and Water CONF
missioners:-
Gentlenen:-I bee to report that the
Commissioners of Assessments have fled
with me on this date their assessment
maps and reports as follows
(1) Final: For the improvement Of
Bergen avenue, from Myrtle avenue to
Hudson Boulevard
~ Preliminary: For the opening and
widening of Gates avenue between 4
point S5S.17 feet east of Hudson Boule-
yard and Garfield avenue; also for the
Improvement of Gates avenue, between
Hudson Boulevard and Garfield avenue.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. 7. BOUT0N.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
BOARD OF STREET. AND WATER
COA1AI4 I4SSIONERsA

e4fs ss..4-. lsss.5.s->
1t was adopted by the following vote
on a call 1oc iile syes and NAYS
Ayes ss.l u sssr.sefs Berry, Nolan,
Rooney and President Hauck,
Nays-None.
Absent=C Commissioners hnox.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
On motion the further consideration
Of application Of Coast Line Telephone
Company for franchiseyson basis of ap-
16. 1906. and conformably to chapter
36. of the Laws of 1906 was adjourned
and continued TO the next regular meet
ing of the Board, to be held on Monday,
November 18th, 1906, at two (2l o'clock
P. NJ
from the table an ordinance, entitled,
An Ordinance for the relief Of Charles
". M0essner in the construction ana
maintenance Of Bay M.ndows.'
Carried.
The ordinance was thgA taken up and
.ead:-
An ordinance for the relief Of Charles
W. AIoessner in the construction and
ma ,ntenanee OF bay windows.
The Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey
City by the Board of Street and Water
Commissioner for and on behalf of the
municipality Of said city do ordain as
follows
scttltpi II ltdl I6Ntt3tSs1pHs TX anu -
.sfeieby granted to Charles w. Moessner
to construct and ma ntain bay windows
on building to be erected by him on the
northwest corner Of Ocean and Fulton
avenues. which bay windows may reach
from the second story 10 the roof Of said
building and extend bgyoR6 the building
line OF Fulton avenue and also of Ocean
avenue. twenty t23) inches, any ordi-
nance to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The work to be done under the super
vision of the Inspector Of Buildings.
Section 2-That all costs and ex-
penses incident to the Introduction, pas
sage and publication Of this ordinance
shall be paid for by the applicant for
same, and such amount therefor as is
estimated by The Clerk of this Board to
be nece essarye shall be deposited with that
officer on demand
Commissioners Nolan nbSed 'FThar rne
ordinance be placed on final passage.
Carried
Il was adopted by the following vote
on a call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-Comnlissio Berry, Nolan,
Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None.
Absent-Commission Knox.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
The President declared that the ordi-
nance had passed,
On motion the Board adjourned.
GEO, Z. BOUTON,

On m0tF0n the Board adIOuTned.
GEO. 7. BOUT0N,
Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners, held
on Monday November u. 1906 at two
(2) o'clock p NJ.
Present-C Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
After roll-cal an adjournment was on
motion taken to the committee rooms of
Board. and recess taken for ten d0)
minutes. 81
On reassembling SallFthe members Of
the Board were present.
On motion the reading of the minutes
Of regular meeting held on Monday. No-
vember 3. 1906. was dispensed with and
they were approved as engrossed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

8 From J. B. Stana way:--
egnesting the renairiug Of curb in
iASs'l5lG of 800 Garfield avenue.
Received and ordered fled
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
From the same Board:-

Transmitting resolution passed by
said Board October "a 1906, and ap-
proved by the Mayor October &c. 1906
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
Hereby concurs in the following resolu
ton adopted by the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners October s,
1906. as follows, lto-wit:-
Ordering $3.50 paid to John Boyd.
Claim No. S7S
Charge Street Lighting.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

From Inspector Of Street C4eaning:-
Submitting report showing number of
st reefs cleaned from October % to Oct.'
81 :5also from Nov ! to Nov 4, 1906.
Received and ordered filed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a call
for the ayes and nays:
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

placing of any poles necessary for the
erection Of said light shall constitute no
right to maintain same by the company
after the expiration Of the contract.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

From Department Of Health
Memoralizing Board in matter of the
installation of comfort stations.
Received and ordered filed.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

From the same Board
Transmitting resolution passed by sa id
Board October 24. 1906, and approved
by the Mayor October 26, 1906.
Resolved That the Board of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton adopted by the Board of Street and
1906, as follows, to-wit;--
Authorizing the United Electric Co.,
or its successors, to place additional arc
lights as follows
Two are lights on Long street.
One are light at on near 246 Ocean
avenue, with the understanding that the
limit ofsexpenditure for the current year
shall not be exceeded thereby, and that
fhe placing of sany poles necessary for
the erection of said lights shall consti-
tute no rightrto maintain same by the
company after the expiration of the CON
tract
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

Resolved, That 1920 be paid to Pagan
Iron Works. on account Of contract No.
l56S, for furnishing and delivering spec
ial castings.
Charge Special Street Account, Sep
tember Supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

Resolved. That $S1 be paid TO j. r.
Bonney. for services rendered Water De-
partment October. 1906, claim No. 900.
SSl to William Burke for services ren-
dered Water Department, October. 1906.
claim No COL.
Cherge Water Account, A. & E.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

Resolved That s25 SO be paid to e.
NJ. Vile on. account of contract No. 1917,
for furnishing and delivering hay. straw.
feed, etc.
Charge Special Street Account, Octo-
Der Supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The Committee on Public Buildings,
of:-Joseph Lee, $50: Frances Farley,
$50; Matt. Dugan. $50; James Hoey,
$50; jersey City Supply Co., $3.50, as
correct
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

Resolved. That sS1 be paid to Richard
g. Rreakey, for services as inspector,
improvement Central avenue, q days,
October, 1906. at SIS. claim No. s97
Charge Special Street Account this
Improvement.
Resolved, That S85 be paid to Rich
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
From the same Board:-

Transmitting resolution passed by
said Board October "a, 1906, and ap-
Resolved, That the Board Of Finance
hereby concurs in the following resolu-
ton, adopted by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners October s, 1906,
as follows, to-wit:-
Ordering $21409 paid to John Darby,
Claim No. 1914.
Charge Special Street Account Repay
ing Central avenue.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a call
for the aves and Nays
s-Commissioner Berry, Knox,
Nolan. Rooney and President Hauek.
Nays-Aone.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions presented the follnwing:-
Resolved. That $556.S6 be paid to the
w. w. Farrier CO., on account Of con-
tract no l35o. for furnishing and de-
Charge Water Account, A. & g..
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The foregoing were each separatelv
adopted by the following vote on d cali
for the ayes and nays
Ayes Commissioners Berry, Knox
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays--None.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

Resolved. That S54S.25 be paid to Fa-
gan Iron Works, on account of contract
No. 1863, for furnishing and delivering
special castings.
CHARGE Water Account, A & Z.