The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-06
BOARD OF LDERM

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Avenuei Peter scmler. box sign, close To curb "a
Resolved. That permission Is hereby granted to the
Following named persons 70 erect and maintain IN
May y, 1855 signs ovef the Sidewalk IN front q
places hereinafter mensoneu % remain curing the
u. JacobvitZ. Sill Henderson Street; Hugh Coyie,
slS Newark Avenue; Thomas Foley 6sl Summit
Resolves, That permission is hereby granted to d.
Dc(afrey TO cut down Two trees at corner Of Sew.
enth and Henderson streets, the WORK to be done az
Inc reports were received and the resolutions
November IL, 1889, the ordinance 20 au horize the
Ctntral Elevated Transit Company to construct an
Alderman O'Neill, its chairman, with q
the report was Received and the ordinance laid
The committee on excise reported the following
resolutions on petitions heretofore referred:
Resolved. That licenses to peddle goods, wares or
ana CITY clers; under the corporate seal OF The city,
X Toli ErI HsIsr: asG & ass p 3ton's p SoHrdhsz a5a b Mlenasl
Burns. on their paying fhe license fees
rs Colgate Street, in the second District OF Jersey
City. be issued oy the mayor and city clerk, under
on his paying the license fees.
RESOLVED. That the following described trade
No: q qgnk, francisco Gurdano, from No rs to
The reports were received and the resolutions
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
Tho following resolutions were reported BY com-
mittees III payment Of claims heretofore referred:
kesolved. Thas she sum Of sses be pad 70 M;
1850; So 90 to john 4. new1tH, Tor incidental OK.
nenses as ovefseer OF the Door. TO December 10, 1885;
- III p Is to o Dsr z f 9gsllvan' Tor coal for outdoor poor
By committee on district courts:
Resolved, Tina. the sum OF $24 be paid to Henry 7.
GraMford, ror "a days serydceS as constable, mrs.
first district court room from May / to December / /
1888; s3l % 10 Henry Z. Stacey. for stationery. etc.
second district court;
BY committee on elections:
Resolved, That the sum OF SCI be paid to Thomas
dlstrlecso registry and elec!ton, October and Neoyem-
Der sea .sn 1889 D;s sS1 20 a Henry gEs, 5 Colon sss,f for re e5S O. s,, placs.
October ana November, 1880; $I TO Julia Delaney
r regl rans q and sIs election i@s' octo Sescs and Novemb els' 1855,
sci TO John Dillon for rent of place, third pIecinct,
vemner. 1889; s2l 70 John Enwrlght for rent Or place
6 5elobi nss sna so sse31a s' isss; 81 Feg e Ps,s anS e Fay Sst
rem Of pnses, se 1sss. al pf fe 5oSS; e siEh5n d ms Il q
and election, October and November, 1850. two DAYS;
s foar Z III sls nan.z re esn fyns and q e ItsSs; my, ,octo oberi and
November. 1889; 81 g /; Miller for rent Of pl lace,
octoDer and November. 1889; SO, to James
t hareer d fa1 assin Election " i0S Hossmbd Roilinnsss 1885, plaf "a
TO John R.ckerlck Cor delivering and collecting
Frederick smith Ior rent OF place, eleventh pre-
clnct, nth dis dlstT ssao. registry ST. = E F and elections q October ger
rent OF place, thirteenth precinct. SECOND district,
ssss 20 Ssenaea Tsvior ior rent Of mace. ass R..ssncs
sixth dlstrlce registry ana eIecrion, october ano
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery and Sup
ples:
Flfteen doilars 10 Chelsea Ice Company for ice at
city nall from August ID to September Is, 1889; Sa
20 chelsea Ice Company for ICE FURNISHED at CITY hall
troni October Is 10 November Is. 1889: $14.70 ts
EVENING. Journal Association for advertising ordfl
ances; So to Jersey City Herald Printing Compan
Tor advertising ordinances; $4S.3S. 10 Timothy +
+ LBS dss Incidental expenses city marshal to DeeemOe
The resolutions were adopted by the following vote
The yeas and nays have been ordered and taken o.
Yeas-all the members present. eleven in numbe
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman
Resolved. That the city clerk be and is herep,
anthnrizea to provide for the use OF the members o
this board one copyeach OF the city charter.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman
Resolved, THAT the next regular Meeting OF tn,
board Q. aiaer pnn : VIII " be held st the a ]
O'Clock p. M, instead OF Tuesday. December "a
On motion Of Alderman o'NellI the following en-
titled ordinance, reported as this meeting by III,
chairman Of the committee on streets, was taker
from the table for consideration, VIZ:
AN ordinance TO authorize me Central Elevated
maintain y an Elevated az ,ic ratlro Sods' throue Glpe aad o SpS
certain streets ana avenues IN Jersey City"
me ordinance was read ana considered.
liking the bond az 100000 instead Of 10000. : -
Alderman JorGap moved as an amendment to the
amendment, 20 fix tn bond at $50,00G.
The amendment was accepted by Alderman
On motion of Alderman JewKes, the sixth section
was amended by adding the following words: "Thai
She provisions hereof shall be carried out under the
supervision ofthe committee on streets of the board
)f aldermen.
On molon OF Alderman O'Neill, the fourth section
was Amended by striking out the words "owners ui
;he adjoining land" anu inserting in their stead tho
words 'ctty authorities
On motion of Alderman Donnelly. the twelfth Sec
lon was amended by inserting afrer the words
with two" the words ''or more"
The ordinance was then laid ulon the Jabln.
On motion o. Alderman o'RourKe, toe Following
untitled ordinance, presented November 20, 1885
Mas taken from the table for consideration, viz:
ordinance TO authorize the Bergen Electric
ay pipes in certain streets, for the purpose Of dis
ributing electricity for ilght, heat and power in Jer-
ley City,"
The ordinance was read and considered.
son: by adding the following words, and that the
Wofk be done under the supervision OF the commit
zee on streets OF the board OF aldermen"
the amendment was adopted by tho following
1ote, the yeas and nays having been ordered and
AIKEN on the call OF the President:
eas-Aiderm Connolly. Hauck. Hoos, Jordan,
0Neili ana Pflgge.
Nays -Aldermen Donneliy, Jewkes. Keogh,
DRourke and President Allen.
On motion OF Alderman O'ROurke, section 2. drsb
sub iivfsion, where 1t reads, "Any elevated road now
constructed" was amended SO as TO read, ANY eie-
Fated roau now or hereafter constructed
On motion OF Alderman OIiourke, the amounS of
.e bond required i'll the fifth section was fixed an
$4,000 instead of $4,000.
The ordinance was then laid upon the table.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman
JewRes, and adopted.
Resolved, That permission be granted to James
McGralh 70 Iiaca a movable platform in front Of So
baH0Wtn AVenue, which may extend from the build
ing line not exceeding ten feet. and SO placed fhaG
all times.
On motion of Alderman Jewkes. the Board then