The Jersey City news., 1906-09-24

tosll, 254 Halladay street :. MO
No. SO. William Brachei. 80
Grace street .......... 93.00- 3
No. 110.-John Nixon, AGO
| Paramount avenue .....-.. $3.50 o
No. 123.--Wm. r.. Brannagan,
407 Grand street ......... 92.10-1O
No. 90.-James 4. Doyle, 73
| Bright street ............. 90.S0-11
erva street ............... 90.40-12
mo. 55.-John Charles ZieIich,
i 70 McAdoo avenue ........ 90.20-13
| Central avenue ........... 90.0O-14
No. 50-Augustus Martin,
279 Varick street ......... SS.S0-15
No. N.-Thomas f. Cavan-
agh, 100 Ocean avenue .. s7.32-1e
No. 4S.-John j. Hart, 200
Fifth street -. S7.12-17
Congress street ........... STOOLS
. No. 35.-Edward Ruoff, 100
Congress street ....... se.00-19
101 Sussex street ......... $1,000
| No. 43.-Bernard J. Reilly,
261 Clendenny avenue 8. s5.50-21
No. 125.-William d. Lynch.
475 Henderson street .... S5.4O-22
Hutton street ;:......:: s2.252s
No. 73.-Wm. Higgins, 81
Oakland avenue .......... 85.0o-24
No. 100.-Geo A. Murdock,
Jr., 362b Fourth street,. 50. .32-25
| No. 71.-John M. Beeler, 335
Palisade avenue ..... SO. 1926
No. 126.-Owen J. L. Kelly,
23t j Fifth street ss.12-27
No. 7S-Geo. Fallahee, POI
Thirteenth street 80. s1.65-2s
No. ERNEST e. Engelstad-
ter, Thorne street ....... 81.32-29
| No. 4.-Timothy T. Cronin
134 Congress street ....... s0.S0-3O
No. 111.-Frederiek w. Cas-
: tens, 2s7 Barrow street ~. so7o-31
| No. l07.-James j. Murray,
III Sixth street 10 95-32
| No. 23.-Rutherford r. Love,
235 Monticello avenue -. 79.2O-333
No. 129-George j. Rose, 473
: Henderson street ......... 7s.0O-S4
No 6O.-Alfred j. Woods, 307
Van Horne street ..... 76.62-35
| No. ll2.-Michael L. Sheehan,
100 Bay View. avenue =. 75.7o-36
Roest, 1872 Hancock avenue. rs. .e5-37
No. 61.-Wm. FL. Rooney, 95
| jefferson avenue ..... 75.OO-3S
Received and ordered spread in full
upon the minutes.
From Valentine Lindermann, Hose-
man, requesting leave of absence for two
without cmfwpy BILL LLk | ively -17t
out pay. - - -'o0' WIN
heceived and referred to the Commit
I tee of the Whole.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The following claims We're presented,
received and rferred to their appropri-
ate committee:
Jersey City Printing Co., S1O4.
Mertheim Coal u Coke Co., $2S.75.
John Bannon, $12 and SIS.
$3.50. ''
George W. Wood, So and $3.50.
fiske Bros. Refining Co., $15.56
Joseph L. Sack. $29
Geo. W. Wood, S12O.
Cyrus Rheims, S265
Thomas @. Hunter, $21
e. +. Healy, $5675.
Public Service Corporation of New
| Jersey, S2003.
Mullins & Cronin. $23.
Gustav A. Pfngstein, $23.
Commonwealth Roofing Co., $24O.16.
G Steck q Son, 81 ..225 and So.
George w. Wood, $S1.37
Matthew T. Moloney, $47.26.
o. 'i'he Observer of Hudson County,
E. Al vie. s1a7.se.
G. Ste & Son, $74.1O
u. A. Il le, 164S5.
The Peter Jocham CO., $91.50.
| OFFICERS REPORTS AND COM
MUNICATIONS.>
The weekly reports of the Chief Engi-
| neer and Superintendent of Telegraph
wr presented, received and ordered
Communications from Medical Exam
Received and referred to Committee
, of the Whole.
| Jersey City. June 6, 1906.
To the Honorable Board of Fire Com
| nissioners of Jersey City:
Gentlemen-I examined Mr.. James B.
Rfdslelf, a member of the Jersey City
| Fire Department., and find that he has
] poor .eyesfght, and general debility,
and because of these troubles in my
| opinion | considr he is not fit for fire
duty.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN LOCHNER, M. D.,
Medical Examiner.
Jersey City, June 10, 1906
To the Honorable Board of Fire Com
| missioners of Jersey City:
4 Gentlemen-1 examined Mr.. Samuel
| A. Wilkins and find that he suffers with
catarrh of the head and partial loss of
hearing of his left ear. which, in my
OF fire duty.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN LOCHNER, M. D.,
Medical Examiner.
Jersey City, June Is, 1906.
| TO the Honorable Board of fire Conn
/ missioners of Jersey City:
| Gentlemen-I examined Mr.. Richard
Cooper, mmeber of the Jersy City Fire
Department, and find that he suffers
| flom general physical disability due to
age: which makes him. in my opinion un-
fit for fire duty.
/ Yours respectfully,
1 JOHN LOCHNER, M. D.,
Medical Examiner.
The Board then took to a recess.
i Upon reassemblying all the membrs
were present.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Preambles and resolutions by Commit
tee of the Whole:
| Whereas, On April 25, 1906 James B.
Ridslell, Tender Driver of Engine Com
pany No. A. made : application to this
Board for retirement ON the ground that
he was unable to perform active fire
duty; and
4 Whereas, DIR. John Lochner, Medica,
Examiner to this Department, has certi-
fed to this Board that he has examined
the said James B. Riddell and finds him
suffering from poor eyesight and genera;
debility, and that by reason of these all
ments the said James B. Riddall is unit
for duty in this Department; therefore
Resolved, That in accordance with The
provisions of Paragraph H., Section IL
of Chapter 270, Laws 1902. James b
Riddell, Drieyr Of Engine Company No
4, be and he rs hereby retired to take eff
feet this date. LII
NVsbareas R6nhard Caoner Hnsemar