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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-13
MIR. AND MRS. BRYAN IN LONDON

Continental Four Temporarily Aban-
doned-kept Busy Keeping Engage
mcnts at Dinners and L~uncheOns in
Their Honor.
London, July 10.-Mr. and Mrs. Bry-
an have temporarily abandoned their
planned continental tour, and have de-
cided to remain in Great Britain until
after the conference Of the inter-par-
liamentary union, which opens here
July %. They will spend some time IN
Scotland, leaving London July -. In
vitations have been pouring in on Mr..
Bryan and he and Mrs. Bryan are kept
busy keeping engagements.
Mr.. Bryan lunched with Premier
Campbell-Bannerman today at the
latter's official residence in Downing
street. Lord Chancellor LOrebOrn and
Secretary for India Morley were among
those present. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
were entertained at dinner by Colonel
c.. J. Bills, Of Nebraska, this morning
and will leave London tomorrow tc
spend the day at the country place OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreton Frewen, in
Sussex, stopping while on their tour
to lunch with Mrs. George CORVALLIS
West. They will return here July l.
in time for a luncheon which Ambassa'
dor Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid are
to give them at Dorchester House be,
fore going to the house of commons
to hear Wal Secretary Haldane SPEAK
on army reform.
Secretary Ridgeley Carter, of the
American embassy, and Mrs. Garter
will give a lunch July Is in honor O!
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and Mr.. Haldane
will give them a dinner the same even
ing.
Lord Chancellor Loreburn will close
a week of entertainments with a din
ner t o Mr.. Bryan.
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IN RESTRAINT OF TRADE
Action Brought Against Officers of
the Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company for Violation Of the Sher-
man Law.

Richmond, Va, July 10.-Samue! T.
Morgan, president OF the Virginia-Car-
DINA Chemical company, Fortesq
Whittle, one Of the managing direc-
tors, and j. Rice Smith, a sales agent
OF the corporation. under indictment
Tor alleged violation Of the Sherman
law, f~orbidding companies and COM
bines from doing anything in restraint
OF trade and commerce, were today be
tore Judge Waddill in the United
States district court. The PROCEEDINGS
are In the nature Of extradition cases.
the object Of the assistant attorney
general, Edward T. Sanford, of Knox
vile, who is prosecuting, being to OBJ
tain an order for their removal to The
middle district of Tennessee for rial
The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
officers are included in a list of low
or fifty officers Of different corpopt-
tons indicted for the same alleged Of
tense. other indicted men involved in
todayS proceedings are: F. S. ROys-
ter, Of Independent Fertilizer company
OF Norfolk. and ]. G. Tinsley, vice
president of the Tennessee Chemtca!
company. A preliminary application
was made by Mr.. Sanford for warrants
for he arrest Of the indicted officers,
all Of whom were present. A warrant
of arrest was issued against Judge
TinSley, whose case was the first taken
up. The defense began their fight With
q sweeping denial Of the charges.
The defense having challenged he
certified copies of the indictments
Judge Waddill announced tina. he
would later give a decision on ne
question whether these certified copies
should be accepted as evidence suftl-
cient upon which to base a commit
ment,
Later this afternoon Judge Waddili
decided that it was the duty Of the
court to properly bail the persons
whose removal to Tennessee is asked
TOR appearance before he court in
which they are indicted. or cause them
to be removed thereto"
Attorney Sanford Immediately asked
the court to fix the bail and Judge
Waddill announced that the bail would
be fixed at the opening Of court tom0r-
row.
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h.'''
,--lrr1 Him That the
."-'I
.at I'd Il '"iliIill99l'h 10 III
] u- Nru.aI condition is
,~i.,op+ Ms
hc'"HIi'"'
II. .ra. GarIin Continues to
,...,ir, into the Case.
IL
prospective Witnesses Vues-
TD,ar Visits Her Hus-
: Kendall
ron,hs nrfson
frs. l'.lL-"I oCdVeineht
II. and killed Stanford White
.c...~D ~,Df garden in
p .-a"
= .--.ra@I as insane, and
.....-. assure him that
-.- .Duojutment of 4
49,. ,-o bic r.n4oI
? .t'--' ''-'Y l''1 -l0,l ,'i
-". .'I'7I"p'"'7u' lhe
/ -- handed by nav IN per-
!. 4r CONSERVATIVES.
.. tho narriccior of
-,
.." "''1' "S an
allowed TO deny in person
/ --,ar-s a- 20 his insanity.
1 ,-,aIic.+ion vactor-
:
r. OH. o. I'''' 'o- -: 4Il'I
saving The prisoner was IN
s1.-'. on
Ian
b. ot last evenings papers
0GruDerD 10 the effect that
/ Insane. and that a Iunatic
b. would be appointed to de-
b., fact. has 10 foundation
a.t Mr. Gruber never made
h,pmour and hat no such
contemplated.
H., further tells me that he
B 70 Philadelphia for the pur-
sfing or irquirin~ about Har-
! or her alleged insanity. and
f,,r had nothing whatever to
h. question Of nv mental con-
|rha. Of any member of nv
l-rmpD, was signpd with The
T."
Esa5 if he had ANYTHING fur
Tbaw said.
Ia,ameDr pmhodies all that 7
h."
lending counsel for
h. asked ahont the nrisoner'e
/ >aid
| has been restoring mo al,
At his raonac+ T onT-
h 47arsi w,y T-bot uerrv
| >.y and loft i w;+b bim ~
~ va his dos;r rl,'. -bo+
| .'.r5 was ID ms uesi[e 'lho
l ~." .. !, III person 10 Inc snt
\ '" "''" gave MIN 'haI
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ADAMS IS ELECTED
Becomes Chairman Of State
Executive Committee
END OF 4 BITTER FIGHT
RIVAL Republican Factions Have
Met in a Death Struggle

HE End OF the Bittcre>f Eactioual
Fight in the History of the Party i'm
This Statc-Adarns Was Made Chair
man by ii Majority of One Hundred.
lie Delegates to the Convention.
NhIcll Numbered Some 1000. Were
boIetcrou> and UnmanaSeabIc.
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Very sincerely yolrs.
GEORGE 3.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

TAKE NOTICE. thal shall sell at
pubic auction on Wednesday the twenty
first day of NoNenper, nineteen hundred
and six, at two ocioek in the afternoon.
ut Pier Z, North River, of tho Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company, Jersey City,
n. j., as follows:
One carload ef Poplar Lumber, consls-
ting OF about 12,o09 tast. planea, tongued
ana grooyed; s-4 inch thiek; Inches and
over III WIDTH. and 10 70 Is feet 3eng
said lumber is sold ON behlaf' Of the
carrier to cover its CHARGES in accordance
with the statute OF New Jersey relat ng
to common carriers, approved Marea
2sth. 1874; the same having been trans
ported by the Pennsy yNania Railroad
Company 70 its destination, aad the own
er or cons 5gnee HAVING neglected or re-
fused to receive the same or to rag the
costs end expenses Of transportation and
chaYees Tor detention or delnurrage; the
same having remained in possess on Of
the Peansy lvania Railroad Company for
six months.
said Iumner was consigned by Rich-
mond cedar Works per Way-BiU dated
April % 1905 fson Berkeley, VA 10 Rlch-
nend Cedar WORKS, n0Gfy AIbeEnn8 RE
Selling Assooiat.en, g. Broadway New
York.
S. =. FAIRBANKS. AUCTT0NEE
Oniee. 256 Washington Street,
Jersey ICY.
pEted November 18Th, 1sos.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
N. NJ FAGAN,
FForr-
GEO NJ. MCCARTHY,
City Clerk
Sale No. 1859.

70 WILLIAM q. EDWARDS, TRUSTEE
rn9er the viii o. Cee.la Tennele, dec. q, Ade-
l9laa J. Mitchell. widp@; Laurent S. Mitchell
a..Tls9 =; Mitchell, Alice Misehell, MS VIE
tAaelaloe Gianloa4gc. Joseph GTiambaiyos heI
aasoandi Cecilia Stevens, 59nes stevens
4er allsbaad, Francis s. 9etnora Laura Y
y Retinere, his wife: Cectis J. Iscc6wood, Dan
le Lockwood her husband; Ida " van
y Uyse, lanes Van Nugse, ner husband; Mar
ot.a bis Tzffe. f7t9sTtas Iaassiaotto. Mary
llclss s5aFgeH, infant; Mary ToHheie4 WIDOW;
4s9s11ei9 = IohaeIs, Lille pennesi ms VIE
soi}n z sedney, Mary e}edney his Wife Jos
eph ,. Gedney, Kate A. Gedney, his WIFE
ana John Bryan, John Knapp, tenants
sou are hersby notified shat at Z public saia
11aae by The City Celleetor of Jersey City, o5
the Sth day Of October 1885. SI'be Mayor and
SUM q nine hundred and nftg-t7Fo dollars arg
nirety-seVen cents all the land ana real estate
sltQaEe n Jersey City IL the County q asa-
son ana ssats Of New Jersey. fronting en- Tam
bridge avenue. which Is laid down and desig-
mated as Lot 55, in Blaek III, upon an as
SC essirent map annexed p q report number
raent appointed in ana for said City BY the
,sireuit Court Of the County Of Hudson, GER
IN the office OF the City Collector o. Jersey
City, On the 1tEh cay q February. lSsS. SAD
suant 70 the provIsions of al All og t,ie faeis-
l9l3-e Of New Jersey passed March s9th. 1885
s'An Act concerning the settlement ana col
isetsen of azrsaEeges Of unpaid taxes, assess
IlsasS SAG water rates or wafer Fehts N CIV
assoa tlis state. and i1llposins and isyylng
& tax assessment and Hen Ia lieu aid instead
OF sUeh a1Tearages. and 10 enforce ths pay
Iaeut thereof, and to provide 6oF the sais Of
lands eabjected te future taxation and 50
easement
-*aa TIE severa1 supplements thereto
And You are further notified that you ap-
pear to have an estate OF Interest ia SAID
lana end real estate, and unless the said land
aaG real estate shall be redeemed, as provided
Ia said acts. before the expiration Of six
months from AMI after the servics hereof,
deed Fer the same win be elYea conveying 70
the Mayor 9nd aldermen ri Jersey CITY. lila
3sa FiI1ple OF saia land an6 Fsa estate accord
ing to the provisions Of the said act.
TIE MAJOR AND ALDERalEiN OF JERSEY
NJ NJ FAC AM
Mayor.
Attest:
City Clerk
tsalS No. 55ss,l
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
NO ICE TO
DEALERS AND MEfCai rs
PROPOSALS F0R SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals for blank and record
books, coffee ard sjEeys coal clatlEags
dry gooas flour, feed, groceries, hafa-
rnept, lumber fresh meats, milk OILS
paints and o4lss plumbers and steam Mt
ters suppsles, PROVISIONS shoes. SOAP ana
starch, Ieaa tohaeeos. vegetables W0ed-
en~are. furniture and window glass, as
per lists on ble and samples Of goods re-
quIred on exhibition 80 the h'rsehoidefs'
Office, will be received by The Board of
Chosen h'reeIidiaefs Of the County Of
Hudson, at their meeting
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

$3.50 Co the Observer OF Hudson
-SoAzlty for Advertising proposals inl-
provemsnt a. Acad9Iny street, August,
1905, cIaim NJ. SaT
Charge rhts Improvement.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

adopted bg the following vote on call
for the ayes and Nays
commissioners Berry, Nolan,
Rooney and President Hapck.
NaEs-None.
Absent-G Commissioner Knox
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved. That tbs sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid TO the persons named
respeersgely, for services rendered as la
S'oTess. repayiag over street openings, Tor
mroxfn eHs4ng 0ctohar 81, 1866, amount
ing in TIE aggregate 10 ST96.a0.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

MY WIFD CTs r sCl5'TF TIA
left my he'd and beart I w-iil noz he re-
sponsS le Fer auy debts contracted lis her.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

ResolsaS, Taat $3.50 be pad to tha
LpeainS seurasi Association, for adver-
t,esng sss&lsd proposals., iInps9v vement ef
agS,dealy sseesg, Bergen nseasae u Ion-
n2ls aytnns, ,AgSGss, 1905, cain NO.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
4 q 4AROADg



Trains leave Franklin street tryorth River,
sti-t-oa New 4olk, LoiloWs, ana nItssn mia
uleS later from fool W. 4zd streer n
reached via trsLins OF X. J. ]. RL ieavizs
Terminal station al Neaaa ~ ken. n / can -
Penn X. r depot at Jersey CiIy:-
- = a. N; dally, for Hayerstraw. West Point.
cornwall NeWhursh klngstol and a banv
4l9 A NJ daily. albany and interHierlsls ssa-
A. n.2o A NJ daily. except sunday. FOR Hgrh-
lstId taiss. Nest Point, kingston. New Faltz,
lake Aohook. catskni Mounniains. Albany
~ P. n, Chicago Express. daily.
50 r Dt.. Co-ittlenlaf limited, daily,
Niagara Fails. Glegenland, DelFoli, chieas5 cis
aho -: LOUIS arrive Catcagp and St Louis
mex afternoon Dining car attached Al King
B. as P. N. daily. except sunday. for Con
Newoursh and intermediate So Ions - AL
$50 }s {. ~ H. ,chieaso and St. Louis Limited.
ta.'yi t9r AlcnSreai- Utica. Syracuse Racsss-
YER ButI2lo, Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
2 70 efsi1l5p' ~ SnlSeso ana 81 Louis.
syreouse. Rochester. Bdffsio Niagara Fails.
. z isinli'on b On Ior9s;e' Detr95t ana 81 Louis.
Syracuse Rochester. BsNalo, Niasara> ia, Z
Toronto. Toronto. DetrotS. Cleveland. Chicago ana 81.
A.. B. leaves Brooklyn Annex
a -+lo.f5 \. N; ., --245 F, II
Jersey C3ty, 2. r r staeion:-
Haverstraw Loc2Is:--+e.45 a. n: A22o. -Ltts
Newburgh Loeais:-ss.a % n "a "a 4 N
-l2-e 2 IL, "4-i5 P. NJ, s6so P. II.
Kingston LocaI:-sl-eo P. n
%94ily tSuneays only. Except Sunday.
Putnam S4eeplns Cars for Albany. U5ies.
SyIasuse, Rochester. BuGalc. S;igEaTa rails
@aetrolt. Cleveland, Chicego and st, Louis
through trains
Westeott's Express checks baggage through
/ 70 Ges1inati5n- For eao or carriage. phone
For tickets. tule-tabes parler ana sleeplng
S2I @eeoIasn oaations or i1torua-ioa Apply s.
street; Annex offiee, foot OF Fuleoa street,
! New York City, Nos. 1se $50 s7s 1910 Broad-
say, Ne. 2l5 West One I3uudred ea0 Hweaty-
AfG street. and at statlcns.
a. n SNt1p1. General Manager.
c. Z. LAMBERT 6en'I Passenger Agent
Toop 294. Transit Building 2 F.. Forty-second
etreet, New York.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08


REPORT or. TEE CONDITION OF
the fsirst National Bank Of Jersey
Gitv III tho State Of Nv Jersey. at the
close of business. Novelnber Il. 1906.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. -. .S3, ,50Z, ,5G6 SO
Oyefdfafts, secured aud un-
secured 13S 23
U. s. Bonds to secure cir
culatiea ... . 100000 90
y. s. Bonds to secure de-
posts ... ........ 10000 90
Stecks. securities. etc.,. 663,172 y
Due from q appF0TsA reseIY-
Due fsom other National 80 S
Banks - 24T, 1876 30
Baabets .. .''s .'.'.4s -. l67.878 20
sad iss5nss Ss .'..'.l'.'' 94s1e 80
Oflser real estate and mort
cBssSs s Gaasa and other cash -9'9o0 9
items ... ...... 361.112 s.
Bills ef other banks. .. 5000 90
nicl5els and cents ....... 2.494 T6
Specie ........ ........ 100000 90
Legal tender notes ~ 225,347 90
ReaeIaption fund With D.
Of cirealation) ......... 10000 90
Total ... $500. 9521, ,o95 94
Surplus fund .........s. 100000 90
Undivided profits . 363,163 %
Nationa Bank notes out
standing - ....,.. 3Ss,4eJ %
Dividends unpaid ..o.. 113 50
individual -
posts sah-
1ect to
check !. ,$46I8,43o "A
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

~ -s.gs.ssss.s=s
bssasga H3S &eS8S
8HfRs NaR BM2a
5 II - IN A-&y su W 9sJ s1s'
REPORT NO #1f2 OF THE COMES
\ Sl0NEhS OF ADJ QSIA4 l4A A.
yaf;ca is ho.o,, $50 ata4 tto rvo7s-
.l7}issi',,, + ~ 10y 49, tis@t -,
tji4g ~ ToDl. - - II ~ 4li the
Girersf 60 1iss' M ~, spl524A.gg ,IIdso4, ~
Tner a71 , = se No1.1Ss - 81
han-e,. 1 IN " Flrsue q rug ss3iis 5es =
titled sn ~ ois ~ ~ y
ana eai15 e'2lls 9 ..llis - ,7,-;5
a faes so5se-o8 q ,. affsalagss q pRRaiq
5gsf..,. 1,: anel CO. f. -
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Rssolsefi. That SO be paid to Bernard
Ga1Sey. for services as inspector on
seTs--, Jackson sgenue. days, Septe1n-
her. 1905, claim Ne 30T.
Charge Special Appropriation. this
Improvement
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

A Absent--C Commissioner 5Enox.
III isg ELLA NEOUS RESG}Ia aFTIlTt Ms.
Resolved. That dating from December
1sts prox Edward See be and is here
BY appointed as First Assistant t5 The
Clerk ef this BOARD ae ~ annual salary
OF $500, PAYABLE monthly.
CT'o be continledl
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks presented the follow
ing
Resolved, That $500 be paid to Ge
ment Paving aud CONSTRUCTION Coz, on
account Of contract NO. 1911, FOR in9-
provement OF unfinished portion Of Rivers
view Park
Charge Special Appropriation, this
Improvement.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved. That SIS be paid to Beni
". Gerardin FOR services as SUperinten-
dent of RouFth Regiment Arinory, Octo-
Der. 1896 claim No. 315.
Charge ATmory Salaries.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

It was adopted By the following vote
OH 2 call fsF the ayes and nays:-
Ayes 'anlIl1issi ouegs Rerry, Nolan,
Rooney and President Hauez.
Nags-None.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

The Committee On Printing and Sta
tionery presented the following:
.Res0Ived, That $40 be paid 70 Ter
ring Hall Marvin Co. for cleaning and
Cling lock on vaalf, Clerks Office, Oeto-
ber. 1906. claim No. S31
Charge Printing and Stationery.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved. That the Sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons. named
respectively, for services rendered as la
borers laying and repairing waNer pipe.
for month ending October 81, 1906.
amounting in the aggregate to 1896. T5.
Resolved, That by reason Of COMPLAINT
and Investigation thereon, made for the
and by direction oft he Water Asessor.
the following findings be aud are hereby
confirmed, and the said officer is hereby
directed to cancel Of record charges now
shown on register as herein Indicated -
= = lclciss aclsleo z-s~fe 60
-r--1 r. r-47-7 -
cse99lcqcs = = :. .Sc.-s lt =. = Is
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

The Committee On Assessments and
Extensions presented the following:
Resolved. That q warrant in the sum
Of 1880 be ordered drawn in favor Of
John Mccarthy, such sum representing
1906, on property situate Block 23s, Lot
rs, 219 Montgomery street, charge hav-
ing been made for vacant house which
house is to be removed
Charge Water Account &. & ..
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

10 gYF50d III NAY CONGERes
Mrs. Marry FellgRaH nee MeAllister.
baying left her bed and board, her nus
hsn3 Ferdinand FeligFaff, ,Tr.. viii MI
ID raSn0ssihle for any debts Hhaf she n4y
eor,tiaer. Il. EI9Id45RAFF. il
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08


for the aTes * 'aq and Ie5lp@.-s aaqs. 's1S =
AYES -t3t,r,T,liss3sfefs Perry. Nolan,
Rooney and President Fa1ck.
Navs-None
Gonraissioner Knox
Docis and parks presented the follow
ing
Pesolved Thai 81 zoo bo naid "a C5e-
menf pagi2g aud so8strIietion Ce.. on
Accent OF contract No. 1871. f0r iIa-
f,1.oy-eg,1a,,+ o ,,,,finisad ,,54r4of AZ Rivers
view Fsarix
f,isa7o e,-,a;,l A,.,-,v5r;a4;o,, +l,;c
T1a1roysson l,SI 81 se4ai : ~ = : 'io1' -
Resoivaa frbs+ e5s bo nais 4o Ron;
NJ fzersFf];,, eGr stt,.ys;aes as Sz,nerinfar,-
deat 81 Foafth Regiment krtaory. Octo-
her 1aa8 cIain, No ~ ~ -
Gbarge 8ruaorv iglltl s Salaries
Resolved That $3.50 be paid Is
Fl,aT5I-. afev 9op so1.yi,sas il Iab0rsr.
RiTerviExv oary nlavfrTo4snd s. days IN.
SeaFe4,3Aar 4sl(le eiais9 M s373
{barge J4aI3l.e,yefi5srt gEiverxiew Park.
I4arg FL. ss,,is6e as l,75 f,l,,s5aF, alfT9,n
s5raet IleeE Geto5er is,IsS; ,sfai56 "a.
S92
1iharoa 2foroan S.4reet Tyoely
ReaoIvad fpbaf s47 * Ia naid To-
isa s9sSga Mee2z f5r @ rea8iFg E lawn lw ioW RS
Il, ri,s,e. ,,a,.lss NTa,,7 ~ A,lo.,3c4 & IONS
eist59ss - 9 -,h's : - - '1S'
tfbaia.s f5,1iiia c.ra,,,ds and Rf,ilding
s1,n,,i;ihsse 3
pbe forqaoinr were each senarafely
ado,efaa IN 9ba 9slIals;t,s, F4ofa IN = eajl
far fl,a - ~ a'3a 'pi5Gssss lla go.
Ayas2C CSsIaI3issionefs Berry. Nolan.
RooneT aud fsvpsi9nuf 9aucI
SsTvs-NoBa
Absept-t yoT3l]9issione4. Knox.
Tbe Conang;tfpe on E,ngineecing ana
Resglvetf frbat $3.50 be bald to G..
yreelan2 far services rendered h,Hgineer-
ing BureaIl. 0etober. 1896. claim No.
109
Charqa Erp;neevinr Rure9u SNDplies.
ton Typewriter ca. for / dozen paragon
rlnban COUPONS. I'ngineering Bureau, Oc-
tober. 1906. claim No. 3f2
Charge Engineering Bureau Supplies.
The foregoing were each separately
adopted bg the following vote, on a call
Ayes-g Commissioner Berry, Nolan,
Rooney and President Hauck.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

57E WIFE. LENA ET{IlssISAIAN N ITAV-
inr left my bed and board, all persons
ara hereby cautioned against giTlng her
credit in any manner for my account.
sTafea. .5ersev CITY October s. 1905.
WILLIAM BRINK .sT.S \
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved, That the Board of Finance
be and is hereby requested to transfer
from Special Street Account. January.
1906, the sum Of S42, 10 accoUnt inn
pIoFement Lafayette Park, said su5a
being balance remaining in said account.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

The Committee On New Water Works
presented the foIlowing:-
Resolved, That So 80 he paid to J.
William Griffin, for cash expended suit
Jersey City vs. p. II. Flynn, ct ais, 0eto-
Der 1906 claim no 319
Charge Water Account, New Water
Works
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08
sraet No. 1874, ctssa 10. s58.
Charge Street. Isss.lting

Resolved That $40 liz paid to John
JsSd fos ssh expended, September an.s
.sesobeg l99b. elasln No. SSA.
GEarge Street Il 'ghting
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

1t was adopted by the following vote
on a eaIl for the ayes and nags.-
Ayes-Comnlissio Berry, Nolan
Rooneysand President Hauek.
Nays-Nane.
Absent Commissioner Knox.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

The COMMITTEES on Pumping end Res
eTYoirs presented the following
Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to t}la persons, named
respectively. for services rendered at
BelleYille and High Service. for month
ending October 3d. 1906, amounting in
The aggregate to 1858.
1t was adopted by the following vote
on cali for the ayes and nays:-
yes-7Connlissienefs Berry, Nolan,
Rooney and President Hack.
Aays-N0ne. ~
Commissioner Knox.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved, That the Board of Finance
be and is hereby requested 10 set aside
ont of License Moneys Tor the use OF tits
19O6-
For Salaries .... .S1794 90
For Supplies ........... 500 09l
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved, That $500 be paid to Vas
silarous Contraeting Co. on account Of
contract No. 1880, for cleaning and paint
ing the Mercer street and Thirteenth
street viaducts
Charge Special Appropriation, this
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved, That the specifications pre-
sented By the Chief Engineer on fhis
date for the repaving of Academy street.
from Summit avenue to Cornelison ave
nue.. etc, be and are hereby adopted ana
ordered filed, and. the Clerk of this Board
directed to advertise for proposals in con-
formity Herewith.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Ferolved. T4sr s43.46 be paid to
1anses 4. Stewart Co. for lumber Street
z,spavtment, September, 1895, claim No.
632
Charge Special Street account Sep
tsnlba- EEyBzies
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved, That 81 500 be paid to John
Hopkins, on account of contract No.
1922, for improvement of Central ave-
nue., from Ferry street to Congress street.
Charge Special Street Account, this
improvement.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved. That SALTS be paid to
Hugo Mootz for repairs to lawn NOV ers
various parks, May 1 to August 18, 1906,
claim No. 596.
tharge Public Grounds and Building
Supplies.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved. That Sl2.15 be paid to The
Observer Of Hudson County. Tor adEer-
Fising pubic notice, tracks acrcss First
aud Bay streets, September, 1906, claim
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved, That $50 be paid to Thomas
Higgins for services as laborer at stor-
age grounds. Merseles and MontgoIGer
street loading paving blocks. I , days ii
September, 1906, claim 10. 919.
$3.50 to James Quinn for services as
laborer at storage grounds. AIerseies and
Montgomery streets, loading paving
stones. 5 days in September, 1908, claim
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Eesalved. That S14.f0 he paid TO the
EvHning f.sa1nal As#ociauion, for re-
Advertising proposals for furnishing,
efe. Cor more horses, September, 1905,
ciaiza No 11H9.
$3.50 10 the Observe~ of Hudson Co,
6a re- ad Sers sing proposals for furnish
ing 6 or ;ntyys horses, September, 1866,
claim No. $50
Ctasse Municipal Street Cleaning
Tlars
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

GEO n. McCA RTHv.
City Clerk
(salS No. 55ss,)
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-08

Resolved. That s608. $40 be paid to WI
linn Van Keuren, final on accouns of
contract No. 1919, for repaving of Van
Worst street, from Montgomery street to
York street
Charge Special Street Account, this
Improvement.