The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-23

CLERKS * 2.9oo
Printing, ssta;itiansrv and supplies. LOO
For rent OF district court rooms.... 900 10,650
For Improvement of land owned
by the city ana purchased for res
ervoir purposes and not required
for such purpose, ana to render
as a park, provided for By an act
concerning cities, passed June !,
For op' Signs for street names at street 0''O0
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The report was received.
the yeas ana nays having been ordered and taken on
Macarthur, Norton. oNeIiI, Saunger, Scnermerhcrn,
Smith. Ward and presioent Allen.
Eay-Aldermep Connolly.
AUDITING nT CLAIMS BIZ
,, The Io 4 Tsd rsso 81 a'sam. were reported or By com
by special committee on Decoration Day:
rh ssaSlyf foss Ie No. g. e. g. sa z. e. E. f fSp s g Ra,s 50 O. asf Bee 3.
GRAFTON Day. May q. 1895.
BY committee on district courts:
Crawford, for services as constable, hrst district
BY consmifSee on printing, stationery and sup.
Rfsolyed. That the sum Of Sic be paid to the ohel.
Is to May L. iss 5os s 1910 IS e the New Nsi jersey rsS5h s e prH
zeitung Co., for advertising ordinances.
R r. SpMnii Thss oa sh gG saIn e e sas % s 81 p SSsiq u Aiez.
f pals. f nsa6tEA' sT TT T. s e. june e. Z, f ESQ., s. p o sa 70 y5s ons
snlrchi,d, for isScs g s 8 keeper Of parks nom May
II yise Go as Pee q ass y Hamilton asn ii % ' Pars. g days May iSr s snd
8 days June, 1880.
vo as0 th rSs sess Snd H Nays a aa0Rss' b ss me ora ael,ST ans
taken on the call Of the president;
MIscEtLANE ous BUSINESS.
The following resolutions were offered by Alder.
Resolves, That the room In the city hall in rear Of
mayors ofacs be designated as the room FOR meeting
Resolved, That the committee on public grounds
and buildings are hersby instructed TO cause The par.
70 b removed from the aldermanic chamber. as Wen
as all property OF sand commissioners
vote, the yels and NAYS having been ordered and
taken on the call of Aldermen Schermernorn, Smith,
-,Yeas-Aldermen Hsos, Jordan. Kaiser, Macarthur.
UNeia. Safinger. ScaerInerhorn. Smith and Ward.
Navs-Aldermen Connolly, Keogb, Norton ane
The following resolution was onered by Alderman
Resolved, That all claims presented and referrsd
to committees. and which are required py the ruies
in his Office fol. one weeK for the inspection or any
member OF this board.
sioners, requsstire the board of aldermen TO furnish
them with suitable recommendation ,sor the transac.
ton Of th6iT 5s;s.- css, was presented, received. and.
on motion or alderman SchermernorD, referred to
o'Neill:
.Reso.ycd. That the sum OF 60 be paid to Charles Il.
transfer Of restaurant ncanse 82zA. the petition FOR
such permit uavlng been refused.
The resolution was adopted BY the following vote.
the ayes and nays having been ordered and taken
Yess-Ant the members OF the board.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman
Resolved, That the sum Of si25 be paid to M, ].
ORottrkef for services as INSPECTOR OF scales, weights
elusive.
Ihs reso ution was adopted DIV the following vote,
on the call OF the president:
Yegs-Aii the members OF the board.
by Alderman 0Neiii ard the same were received.
read. lala upon the table ann ordered to be printed
An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance TO license. regulate, control and prohibit
or shops for The purchase and sale Of junk, old rope.
ord non, brass, copper, tin. lead. rags and slnsn. =
An ordinance to authorizs the Union Light, Heat
S %Sys pS in tse G sepeess. a 70 Lay pi aTisy e0 Bisawassasad ,s sSs,
and public squares in JERSEY City for the purpose OF
conveying and CONDUCTING gas, electricity, not air
and steam for light, heat and power in jersey City.
The following resolution Was offered by Alderman
Whereas underline city charter the board OF alder
men tonly has the authority to regulate the use OF
the streets for purposes other than public travel;
Whereas, Notwithstanding such authority, the
oficers assume control Of the streets regardless to
and IN defiance of the power and authority vested In
Whereas, The Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
the prosecution Of the work Of elevatine ITS road
ised aud obsIrueted and still use ana obstruct q por.
ion Of the streets anu Il being alleged that per-
BOARD OF street and water commissioners or its OFF,
Resolved, That the m on laws and ordi.
nances be requested TO confer with the corporation
bort whether The use 81 Rsiitroad Avenue Sy tbe
Pennsylvania, RAILROAD Company Is by consent OF
any city board or officers, by what authority such
consent. II any, was given, and whether the same i
legal.
Alderman Sallng0r the same WAS received. read. laid
upon the table ana ordered 20 be printed on slips for
x supplement to an ordinance entitled, IAN ordi.
nance CONCERNING hack drivers, cab drivers, omnibus
drivers and porters,n approved April @. 1880.
me following resolution was presented by Alder
Resolved, That the board do hereby appoint the
following as the standing Committees:
Alms-Aidermen Ware, Norton ana Hoos.
o'Seiii. a~'
District ourts-Aldermen salinger. Kaiser ant
observation-disclosures Kaiser, Hoos and McArtn ur.
hxeise-Aldermen HOGS Macarthur and Norton,
Laws ane Observation-Disclosures Salinger, Schum'
Prntins. stationery and suppres-Hoos. Ware
Pubic grounds ana buildings Aldermen Smith
An Invitation from Mr. Edward Kelly, principal Of
s sSe cIos AS; 4 exe eseSss' u ts Sss s sSasa o To r PriS Ssss srso e.
noon, June 81 1880, was recsived, and, on motion,
on motion OF MIR. Moran. the inyitasiou of Rev. p.
NJ. Corr; rector Of st. Bridget's Church. Jersey City,
requesting the poard'S presence aG bne laying OF the
corner stane or ST. Bri1get's school. on SUNDAY
afternoon. June is, 1890. was received and ac-
copied.
A communication from Rev, G. G. Houghton, s-ate
superintendent OF pub lie instruction, complainIng
that census takers OF the fourth and htth aldermanic
districts failed TO return satisfa Glory reports, and
that the census takers of the hrst, second and third
alderrnanic districts had not reported by June 10
1890, as required, was received and filed,
PRESENTATION. or CLAIMS.
So Esq So 81 oaR 81 SSys sss4s ss 81. q al Ss s. q 50 sI g e ssa US IS
sI1 so, S24l 50, $57 so, 500 80, sa4 90, SAG, So2
S499 80, 1900 rs. Referred 60 comnlittea on fuel.
From P~equannook l.. a b. Co. rent OF school No
-, from May TO August l, 1890, $61. Referred u
Mr.. Muldoon.
The observation-disclosures report OF the attendance Q
pu. lis, teachers, &c. for the month Of May. 1896
was presented, receiver and ordered fled.
Resolution bv MIR. Muldoon:
Resoy we'd. That Clsra J. Ince be and Is hereby APP
pointed teacher lR school No. Is, 10 take effecJimme
6iarely.
The yeas and nays having been ordered and takel
on the Call o the president, this resolution was los
by the following vote.
Yeas-Messrs. Kelly, Muldoon AMI Keid.
Nays-President Voorhees, and Messrs- Moran
Garrison and Phngsten.
Resolution by Mr.. Muldoon:
Resolved, That Jusia SssHlan be and Is hereby ap
pointed teacher in school No, 20, tolake effect lmme
diately.
Ths yeas and nays having bsen ordered and taSer
I on tn call OF the president, the resolution was los