The Jersey City news., 1906-03-05

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!, Fed I s. Ege, incidentals, ONCE, Dec,
Jas. g; Lansing, incidentals, Office,
Gas. 1906 1906:
- Public ndh sssggiee ss9y Corporation of n. J.,
Janitors' supplies, 1905-1906:--
j, I y Underhill Co., No. 20, Dec,
I Technical SCHOOL,
e,d z ]. Giiheany, supplies, Oct, Nov,
az Jerome o'Keefe, supplies, Oct. Nov.
G. G. Rochat, repairs, Nov, $1.25.
Estate Of 2. H. Hanley, furniture,
I1ll91.a Fuel and Ii Electric Power, I9o4lso5;o
Nov-, Sl8.66; No. 8, Nov, Soc; No. IL,
Nov, 5000: No. 20. Nov, $3.50.
Fuel and Electric Power, 1905 1906
Mackey, Young & Co., coal. No 3,
Dec, $7S.45; No. 4, S156.90; No. 8, $233.-
50; No. Z $3.50, No. 9. $559.61; No. 10,
$l5.69; 10. u, $31.38; No. Is, $15.69;
!, No: l1 $2092; No 19, $219.68; No. y,
No. 26, $376.56.
Z, Jan, 5000; No. 8. $10.50; No. 10,
$3.50; No. 20, r$1o5o; No. "A, Dec,
$lO.30; No. %, JAN. S1O.50; No. 70,
Dec. $10.J0; No, 26. $10.50:
United Electric Co. of n. J., power,
No. z, Dec, $3.50; No. II, 5000; No.
Printing, 19041905:-
$16S.S0.
Jersey City News. Office Oct, 81.
Evening Journal Association, minutes,
August, Sc.
Albert Datz Co., office, Dec and Jan,
$3.50; jan, $3.50
Evening Journal Association, adver-
tisement, Dec. SIS.
$14.5O
Insurance. 1904-1905:-
Mullins & Cronan, No. 26, Sov.,
$79.30
Insurance, 1905-19O6:-
VIM. Geo. Nelson. No. u. Jan, $78,75;
No. IA, JAN, S36.S0; No. 16, JAN, $3.50;
No. "a, Jan. $125.S0: office, JAM. $500.
Edw. r. Hamilton & Co., No. 10, JAN,
$13; No. %, Jan, $3.50.
John Z Nagle. No. Z. Dec, 500
$S1 25.
Repairs. Buildings and Furniture,
Public Service Corporation of N. j.,
mantles, No. 3, Nov, Zoe; No. 8, Oct,
S2.45; No. %, March, 81.
Z. J. Stewart Co., cleaning, No 2. July
and Sept, S1408; No. 6. July, $5.72.
so; No 5, Nov, $50.
s4s5. s4s5s, : = uiiss'
Koernig- & Dohrmann, repairs, No 10,
Chas Kuederly, repairs, No. 49, NOv.,
John i, 5, !. Menash Co.. supplies. No 2s'
Repairs, Buildings and Furniture,
John s. Menagh Co, supplies, No. 10,
Dec, $9.35; No. 15, Dec, $33.41.
OBrien & Keilt, repairs, No. l, Dec,
Henry Master, cleaning. No. 2, Dec,
James F, Seymour, repairs, No. 4, Jan,
6. G. Rochat, repairs. No. 9, Dec. S..
John Matthews, painting, No. 10, Dec,
$1375.
Herman Koerle, painting. No. 20, Dec.
Geo. cuTum, cleaning, No. 20, Jan,
r. II. Weaver, flag, No. %, Jan. Ss.
Crescent Co., repairs, No, ~, Dec,
Special Repair Account, $13, 300
John S. Menagh Co. supplies, No. 20,
Nov, $14,12: No. %. Nov, Sill
General Claims Account, 1903-l904:-
SO: No. I. Oct. So; 80. S; Sept, 50. 40;
No. q, Sept, So; No. %, Nov, So; No.
%, Sept, So
2. Resolved. That a warrant be and
it is hereby ordered drawn for $676.91
in favor of Frank p. Schroeder in pay
ment of his claim against this Board
for new boiler placed in School No. 2l
in 1904. and that the warrant be chargtd
to General Claims, 190S-1904. t..
Resolved. That the $3.50 received from
Assistant Corporation Attorney l. y.
Goldenhorn, in settlement of the claim
against the Hartford Steam Boiler In
spection and Insurance Company for the
rupture of the boiler in School No. 21. be
and it is hereby ordered deposited with
the Custodian of School Money to the
credit of the General Claims Account
of 1903-1904.'
8. Resolved. That the City Clerk be
and he is hereby requested to draw war
rants to pay lecturers and janitors in the
employ of the Evening Lectures Depart
ment of the Board of Education for the
months Of December and January. 1906,
when due. on pay-rolls duly certified by
the City Superintendent
Yeas and nays resulting in adoption of
three above resolutions by the following
vote
Lewis, Barnes, Lyons. Ramsey, Coyle,
Gilmore. Franck and Dieffenbach-12.
Absent--Mr. Hermann.
From Finance Committee. by Mr..
Lewis. and adopted
Resolved, That the Corporation Coun-
sci be and heAis hereby requested to adj
wise this Board as to it's power to use or
dispose of the property on Greenyille av-
enlIe. west of Old Bergen Road, formerly
useds as the site of School No. 20.
From Teachers Committee, by Mr..
Ramsey. aud adopted
Resolved That leave of absence. with
loss of substitutes pay, he and it is here
by granted to each of the following
named teachers for the period of time
indicated. because of illness -:
Mary A. Anness. No. /. January II to
February 1: Agnes Carlin. No. l. one
month from January "a; Miriam Kanegs-
berg, No. L. January 16 to February 13;
Katherine f. Lynch, No. 2. January. 10
to February 10; Margaret G. Foley, No.
4. two weeks from January 3; Edna Il.
Kennedy. No. IL, January. 10 to January
21; Bessie +. De Motto, No. 49, January
% to February 1. and Alice Y. Pierson,
No. 20. month of January.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
Mr. Coyle reported that he is inyesti-
eating the accident Ito the boiler at
School No. IL, with a view of fixing the
responsibility for the same. and that he
has requested a report from the Super
vising Architect.
SPECIAL CONMITTEES.