The Jersey City news., 1906-03-23

r. III. Weaver, So and $14.
& Z. Freiderich, So and $3.50
B. Frank, $3.75.
j. #. Underhill CO., So so.
Carl Luck, $16.25.
James Davis & Son, $4271.
A. T.. Wilson, $27.5O.
Fritz Johansen, $3.50.
Insurance.
VIM. Geo. Nelson, $50. 20.
VIM. V.sGarrison, $39.
John Blohm, $40.
A. w. Wanamaker, $46.
$3.50
Janitors' Supplies
Henry Tiencken, $29.S7 and $34. %.
III. G. Ludwig, IS "a and $1.90.
Albert Berthe, SIS.
Fuel
Newman Home and Mission. 5000
and $10.50
Schools 8, 27, 80 and s1:-
Charles huederly, $4,000.
Martin Hackett, $3.50.
School Extensions
Barron Donald ldson, $793.75.
Technical School,
P. S. Huisizer $7.55.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
City Superintendent reported that
School No. 8 would be reopened on Feb
ruary 26.
REPORT OF SECRETARY.
The Secretary filed financial statement.
REPORT OF ARCHITECT.
The Supervising Architect reported
that same work remained to be done on
No. 6, and that the blackboards We're still
delayed. He stated that he had complet-
ed the plans and specifications for new
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Finance Committee, by Mr..
Lewis, reported -
Resolved, That the following claims,
64 in number, be and they are hereby or
dered paid TO the parties hereinafter
named as per bills accompanying, to
witt
New High School, $3.50, ,OO0:-
VIM. Robertson & Son, mason, 18th
payment, $11 300.
Robert Cook. carpenter, 9th payment,
$4,000
Heatherton Bros, plumbing, Sd pay
ment, $500.
New High School, $4,000
Edw. j. Coleman, inspector, January,
Schools s. 81, 30 and 81, $3.50, ,oOO:-
Michael Cooke, inspector, No. 6, Janu-
ary; $lao. IL, ,r -, j.
John 5. Menagh Co, supplies, No. 6,
]. T. Rowland, Jr., incidentals, No. 6,
$37 "a; No. n, $42.6f.
Books, Stationery, and Supplies, 1904
1906
Ewald Bros. Co., office, $500.
Boyd's Directory Co., office, $40.
Books, Stationery and Supplies, 1906
Silver Burdett & Co, No. 4, $67.2e;
No. IL, $7.20.
LII al O. N f4l,
Elliott Fisher Co., office, $3.50.
James G. Lansing, Office, $4.65.
Printing, 1904-1905:--
j. G. News, office, $50 and $50.
Printing, 1905-1906:--
]. O. News, office, $40.
Albert Datz CO., architect, So; secre-
tary, $152.50
VIM. Geo. Nelson, No. II, $2O3; No.
II, $92; No. IA, $3.50; No. II, $S1. .25;
No 23, $50; No. "a, $70.80.
G. P. Smith Co, No. 3, $3.50; No. 5,
$3.50; No. 6, S156.
John A. Norton, No. 4, S6825; No. 81,
~ : Hugh ]. Burns. No. 4, $s7.75; No. 81,
\, s; NJ. Gould, No. 8, s2e.25; No. .,
H. A. stefens, No. 10, $42.5o; No. %.
H. w. Rohlfe, No. 1. s1o5.3o.
EuW. oaVoye, NO. {, So9.
Repairs, Buildings and Furniture,
) August Kost, No. %, sl,25; No. 2e,
Chss. Rudiger No. n, 81; No. 2s,
$TS84.
Alex. Kantrowieh, No. 21, 81.
Public Service Corp, No. 23, $2.40.
James H. Tresouthick, No. @, $9S.94
Repairs, Buildings and Furniture,
1903 -l9O6:-
Alex. Il Hamlll, NO. z, S56.75; No. 3,
SIG %; No. 28, $52.
Public Service Corp, No. 5, $3.50; No.
z. $500.
David j. tSlbson, NO. IA, $4.94; No. II,
$l3-l4.
John s. tMenagh Co.. No. 2, $2.25.
Frank Dobson, No. 2, $31. "a.
Andrew Brunton, no. S3.
John F Langan, No. 3, 81
Alex. lAantrowlch, NO. 4 20 cents.
James e. Murray. No. ., SIG.
Moodhouse a Co, No. 23, S4.0 90.
est Dislnfectlng Co., No ~, $3.50
J. i. Rowland, Jr., architect, $6l. AZ.
The Teachers COMMITTEES, by Mr..
Ward, reported -
!, Whereas, Mrs. Calista A; Townsend
mas served as school teacher in this
school district for more chan forty-two
years. consecutiyely, and has made APP
plleation g this Board q to be retired from