The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21

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Second-WheLhe the board Of aldermen can legally
desianate by resolution N WHICH precinct SAD on
being nuIp bered differently from. the fall election.
cincss have not not BEEN Changed, the e election Saiesrs
chosen By your board viii hold over; but an election
election, only holds ofics for that particular day.
the fact that me e.ectiou preclnets are numbssed
the boundaries have not ueen changed. Under sec
ton 3 o. : supplement i Of IN, The scs % ,s rsguIase e sos,
1t is provided THAT when any new election district
on ens si sxFssiss sa dastr &c 80 j. al ais e. sas sS Sahna C sh laa ! g.
or sucn districts readtusted the inspectors, judges
Affected BY such division changes or readjustment
your board must appoint e%lection oHacers for SAID
districts, who shall be r~.ssidents Of and entitled TO
sct. One q the Inspectors IN each district snail be
ier = rr9m sa ra,, q t rs No po ~ 81 P AN 5ss sass-
ing election.
You will ind this act on page 81 OF the election a<
as prepared by the secretary Of state.
VIM. b. EDWARDS, c. G.
REPORTS on sTANDISG COMMITTEES.
The committee on ~elections presented a report and
resolution appointing officers OF election TO ILL exist
Alderman Schernerhorn requested authority 60
name one repuoiicsn Inspector IN each new precinct.
recess FOR ten minutes. On reassembiing ex-Aider-
man Shawoa was invited to a sesS within the rail-
The resolution reported by the committee was
adopted. and y as follows:
0so hAidb - OifuNlHS-uAufCQ w AN8CDJ
appointed officers u electlon to MI existing vacan-
SECOND DISTRICT.
Sixth precinct-Judge, Jonn DEMPSEY; INSPECTORS,
William Herman and Robert Marshall; clerk, Ar
Seventh precinct-Judge Christopher Corcoran; In
spectors, Michael Norton ana Michael OtBrien; clerk
Ninth pr-eeincz-Judse, Frank Douxhersy. inspect
tors. Josepn D.HarpeF and john Crosby; clerE. VIII
Eleventh precinct-Inspsctor. William MAXWELL
Twelfth precinrt-iuug john Dougherty; inspec-
tors, john Norton and william McAnalY CLERK
THIRD ALDERMASIc DISTRICT.
Third precinet-iaapactor, Charles II. Robinson. ID
Eleventh precinos--Judgr, wiunam Herbert; In
spee!ors: Edgar Page and George Higgins; CLERK. }.
Seventeenth preclnct-Juage, John F. Connolly; i
spector5. Michael Drum ana Theodore H. Binyi
FoUnrM ~ALDRRNANIc DISTRICT.
Eleventh precinct-Judge, Charles Voiiers. IN
Sixteenth precinct-Judge. Thomas Heatheriy, Sri
clerk, Patriek Mulvaney.
Seventeenth pFccnc-Judge. Francis Canlfield;
sIefss wvm1a. Ii. Gaiaan. : Vs.
sisateentn prseanefmJpdge, lhor as DoFan; IN
Nineteeath pr~ecinct7Judge, P. J. o,Neul; inspee-
FIFTH A~LDEnMAsrc DISTRICT.
sixth praclnct--Judgs. EDWARD Burke; inspectors.
Alexander Boyle and john Il. Moody; CLERK, Michael
Twelfth precinct-Judge, Bsrend Keeper; inspec-
tors,t Louis Kompenaar aud Vim. p. jenkins; clerk,
SIXTH ALpERAAsIc DISTRICT.
Second rscincl-inspccto John 11erney in place
Fourth prec~nci-Inspactor. James Trumnul IN
Fila Standardization, James smith in place Of
Seventh preelnci-Inspector, WIN. H. o'Brien in
Eighth precinrT- Judge. Daniel ]. Deyer; inspec-
tors. Tnomas Norton, Francis Hennessey, Jr, Cieik,
Fourteenth preeinct-lnspector, Dennis DOnnegan.
IN place Of William 4. Donneraa.
fine conmftree on excuse reported the following
resoiutlens or pettt9ons heretofore referred;
No alss, Fhsiip FFeirag, to $40 Fourth Street,
ThIfd district; No. 699l, Carl Raisch to Anthony G..
Lempeck, az a3o Palsaie Avenue. Fourth chstrict;
s ~ J Ss srsss :. A y D%asr 1hipa q dls sasrl IL 4. 7 sfn CAL +.
ellie Scagps TO Philip Marsna. The report was re-
The resolution was adopted by the following vote,
the yeas ana nays hlsvlns zen ordered ana taken on
Ayrs-Af the ms:abers pr resent, eleven in number
The committee on hn0nce reported the following
Resolved. That warrants be erawn on the city
treasurer IN favor of the Following named for pay
ment of salaries for February. 1870. when due, viz.
John y Scot., clss eler,S. 800 Tlmoshy G Long
S co8r. m sias "a. s sIas3c s0 = ,s VIZ Wi insp oseGs or of q bp, lne
ings. SI95. This scDofE was rectavad.
rne resolution were adoplel bs the following vote
the yeas ana nays nsylng oeen ordered and taken
Yeas-An the members present, eleven in number.
rcsoialions On Selst 10 Re1'eto afspef rsrer rec ioN'"ln
Resolved. That PERMISSION rs hereby granted 10
in the manner prescribed By the law and restitution
81 O. n Nay Il, lsSS; sisns oyer The SIDEWAYS IN front
the pleasure OF the board or aid rmen
p. Cara, On Oakland Avenue side Of premises No.
Of beacon Axe We.
folowing-namea persons &c erect and mainIsin IN
the manner prescribed bs law, tbs following de-
hereinafter mentionsd. The same 70 remain during
the pleasu eot the board Of aitermen;
vs. III plGf I4anoQ Ynaat raCt. raa 70 cstrI cen Naur-
Resolved, That permission is hereby granted 10 J.
TT e 70 eat down two trees In front Of lot 10, block
ms reports were received ana the resolutions
The committee on trade licenses reported the fol-
lowing re oiuiionS on petitions her etpiore referred
Rososv u, Thai licenses 20 ptddie goods, wares or
merchant Sc Ia Jersey CITY be issuei by the mayor
70 the oiicwing-named on their paying the license
Thomas Mitchell, chesebro & Whitman. John In
tr9casa Antonio RutkoFEv and August Bitlert.
AuplTISe or cLAIas ny PRESCRIPTION.
The yeilowlnS resolutions We're repostee b. COM
Kssolxras Tass ii. sum of $3.50 BE- paid TO kich-
1850. ISL IS g John 4. Dnneen. tor groceries, for
out-!oor poor 70 March ~. 1850. .$se.25 trfaolen
ses 70 Jamcs 4. GLIB ms, 10 groaer Is sor outdoor
poor t. E ! sg Ar, Y. lSa1, sIsSst q I. K ,gS6 fos
K Ma ;rcss b /, HIS 4; SO n 81 g !. met ee5T i9f f,s Ss!- ts ,a PS9r ,s sc
Rearden. for groceries sor ogt-door poas 10 March
25. 1890. $f<G.2a 10 John II. Sh srsdan, for groc srles
for out-ioo poos - March "a. 1890 s25 10 Bryan
Smigh, for nSarl u. ho~se anh cvciseer OF poor, sef-
ruars. 1870. S73 10 Phi lip TIA ~, Tor groceries, fer
outdoor noOr. 70 Aafcn L.. 1870.
BY COMMITTEES On baths and arnories:
Resolved, Vhas Ia ; an o MY he paid 70 Martha
aSalsae sh IsF lsn M q ssSas e. 1885, So !; IS. ssaT q T PSlIgn +.
Martin, for Nsttlng IN clos {, etc, at armury, fourrn
regimeai; SIS 10 to Uhlsen Gas Improvement Co.,
for gas use'i in arrfors, ~ and 20 Newark AvcDue,
February, 1900; tl2 TO United Gas Improvem Mt Co,
.or gas used IN s~rn10rits, CoAs. a and d, fVartn regl-
nent. February, 1890.
ly on district courts:
kes5lvec. That the sum OF 400 be paid to Alfse I'd
u Inv IN r~ ~servfssS as judge second e-sllcg
eops., December II 1sSy, TO Marcn "a. Igg; ..-J ~
WIN. F. DJu l.ss. for 5 rvices is judge first district
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