Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-01

men, Barry, Buchanan, Budd, COWell, Gray, MAN.
vel, Price, Schanck and Schultheis.
The City Council continued the canvassing the
votes for the charter election, when on motion
certain matters relative to the canvass were re-
ferred to the Law Committee.
The Board then adj burned to Wednesday. the
25th instant at O'Clock,
j sEtpLE, Clerk
Wednesday Evening, November 25th 1868.
Pursuant to adjournment the City Conncil con-
vened as Board of Canyassers.
Present.; T. Wiley, Esq, President in the
chair, and Councilmen, Barry, Brokaw, Budd,
CoWell, Gray, Lyon, Price, Schanch and Tenney
The City Council Continued the canvassing the
votes for the charter election,
The Law Committee reported upon the matters
referred to them at the last meeting of the Board,
eative to The canvass
The following resolution was then unanimous
Resolved, That the City Council Of the city OF
Elizabeth do determine that at the annual char
ter election, held in said city November 3D., 1868,
Philip Ii. Grier was duly elected Mayor of said
city; Peter Eller, William d. Quinn, Elijah ).
Warne and Justus Morris were duly elected
Chosen Freeholders for said city: and James II.
Sayre and Joseph Award were duly elected Sur
veyors of Highways for said city; George Fl.
Ropes was duly elected Councilman for the First
ward in said city; John Barry was duly elected
Councilman for the Second ward in the said city;
Patrick Dockry was duly elected Councilman for
the Third ward in the said city; WilliamJ Ten
ney was duly elected Councilman for the Fourth
ward in said city; John Y, Brokaw was duly
elected Councilman for the Fifth ward in said
city James w. Woodruff was duly elected Coun-
Gilman for the Sixth ward in said city; Joseph L
D. Lyon was duly elected Councilman an for the
Seventh ward in said city: Matthew w Wood
ward was duly elected Councilman for the Eighth
ward in said city; Miller F. Moore. was duly
elected School Commissioner for the Second
ward in said city; William II. Luster was duly
elected School Commissioner for the Fourth ward
in sand city; Vaughn Dimick was duly elected
School Commissioner for the Sixth ward in said
city; Benjamin Williamson, Jr. was duly elected
School Commissioner for the Eighth ward in said
city; Richard Frohwein was duly elected Asses
sor for the First ward In said city; John Flynn
was duly elected Assessor in the Second ward in
said city; Bernard O'Neil was duly elected As.
SCISSOR for the Third ward in said city Oliver
Pierce was duly elected Assessor of the Fourth
ward in said city Moses F. Cory was duly elect
ed Assessor for the Filth ward in the said city
William Styles was duly elected Assessor for the
Sixth ward in said city; William Day was duly
elected Assessor for the Seventh ward in said
city; William Luster was duly elected Assessor
for the Eighth ward in said city Jabez Coo
ley was duly elected Commissioner CT Appeal for
the First ward in said city William Keller was
Gully elected Commissioner of Appeals for the Sec
ond ward in said city; Michael Rreig was duly
elected Commissioner of Appeals for the Third
ward of said city Elias Darby was duly elected
Commissioner ofAppeals for the Fourth ward in
said city; William G. Tillou was duly elected
Commissioner ofAppeals Tor the Fifth ward in
said city James Smith was duly elected Com
missioner of Appeals for the Sixth ward in said
city; Jam es b. Burnet was duly elected Commits
sioner of Appeals for the Sixth ware in said city;
William o. Tooker was duly elected Commits
sioner of Appeals for the Eighth ward in said
city James Wilson and Alphonso Dabb were duly
elected Justices eff the Peace for the First ward in
said city ; j, Garland and l.. Henning were duly
elected Justices of Peace for Third ward in said
city; Benjamin Ogden was duly elected Justice
of the Peace for the Fourth ward in said city !;
Charles ). Chandler was duly elected Justice OF
the Peace for the Fifth ward in said city Will
liam Stiles was duly elected Justice of the Peace
for the Sixth ward in said city; Samuel Murray
was duly elected Justice of TIE Peace for the
Eighth ward in said city; James Wilson was du-
ly elected Police Justice for the Second ward in
said city; Charles Trautman was duly elected
Police Justice for the Third Ward in said city !;
Jacob Seiple was duly elected Police Justice for
the Fourth ward in said city; John Brosnohan
was duly elected Police Justice for the Fifth
ward in said city; John Noe was duly elected Po-
lice Justice for the Sixth ward in said city John
Ryan was duly elected Police Justice for the Sew
duly elected Police Justice for the Eighth ward
| in said city, Charles II. West was duly elected
Judge OF Election for the First ward in said city
Timothy o'Ncill was duly elected Judge of E.e-
ton for the Second ward in said city; Andrew
Jacqullard was duly elected Judge of Election for
| the Third ward in said city; William M White
Fourth ward in said city; Nath iniel Green, Jr.
was duly elected Judge OF Election for the Fifth
ward in said city Thomas Little was duly elected
city. Elias w. c. Vanderveer was duly
elected Judge OF Election for the Seventh
ward in said city; William 0. Price was duly
elected Judge of Election for the Eighth ward in
said city; Isaac .VahHart and George Sanders
were duly elected Inspectors of Election for the
Third ward in said city: Lohn Peter Ritter and
Benjamin Ogden were daily elected Inspectors OF
Election for the Fourth ward in said city: William
McCully was duly elected Inspector of Election
for the Fifth ward in sad city; James Glasby
was duly elected Inspector OF Election for the
Sixth ward in said city; Alexander NJ. W. Ball
ana oliver r. Ogden were duly elected Inspectors
of Election for the Seventh ward in said city
William buster and Daniel w. Brookheld were
thn
ward in said city; William A. Driver was duly
elected Ward Clerk for the First ward in said
city; Daniel Smith was duly elected Ward Clerk
for the Second Ward in said city George Bauman
was duly elected Ward Clerk for the Third Ward
in said city; John j. Meeker was duly elected
Ward Clerk for the Fifth ward in said city Leon
the Sixth ward in said city; William f. Smith
was duly elected Ward Clerk for the Seventh ward
in said city; Walter Murphy was duly elected
Ward Clerk for the Eighth ward in said city; Ad-
am Peters and Ira Hand were duly elected Con-
stables for the First ward in said city; John ID.
Walsh and James Collins were duly elected Con-
stables for the Second ward in said city; John
Deprez and Michael Bracken were duly elected
Constaples for the Third ward in said city; Jere-
miah NJ. Morris and Charles Waters were duly
elected Constables for the Fourth ward of said
CITY; James Mcdonald and Jacob o. Melvin were
duly elected Constables for the Fifth ward in said
city; James Glasby and Jacob Franz were duly
elected Constables Tor the Sixth ward in said city
Charles f. Randolph and John Heimell we're duly
elected Constables for the Seventh ward in said
city; Elias r. Whaley and George Booth were duly
elected for the Eighth ward in said city:
William McCracken was duly elected Pound Keep
err forthe Fist ward in sand city Michael O'Brien
was duly elected found Keeper for the Second
ward Ia said city; Charles Mcclure was duly cleo
ted Pound Keeper for the Third wardin said city;
Elias b. Crane was duly elected Pound Keeper for
the Fourth ward in ead city: Thomas Boyle was
duly elected Pound Keeper for the Fifth ward in
said city Joseph Little was duly elected Pound
Keeper for the Sixth ward in said city John NJ.
lsoss was duly elected Pound Keeper for the Sew
enth ward in said city: stephen Dulung was duly
elected Pound Keeper for the Eighth ward in said
city.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the meeting of the City Council
held in pursuonce of the city charter and supple
ment as a Board of canvassers for the charter
election adjourn sine die. . .,.-,---:ig--,f
J. SEIPLE, Clerk.