The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-11

Augusta aToasc 1z1l Tony Porge.
Tne reports were received and the resolutions
-, AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
nittees m payment Of claims heretofore referee;
Besoived. Tnat the sum of 500 As be paid to Jopr
T.; hewitt fSs snSs6 g expenses as oyeTse FER 81 III s9s
OF horse Of oyerseeI OF the voor, June. 1890.
BY committee on baths and arm9rIes:
United Gas Inuroveinent Company. for aas at drill
rooIne, "a AND 20 Newark Avenue, Nay, 1890 ~ y
at srmorv. Cos. and 81 fourth Teginsnt, NAY,
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The resolutions were ADOPTED BY the following vote
the call OF the president;
Yeas-An the members Of the board
The GLOWING resolution was offered Ivy Alderman
Received, That Godfrey. G. Dillaway be and IS
manic d strict, to dl tbs vacancy caused by the fan
CURED by law and 70 serve for MS Qnexp5red term,
The motion was rejsctea By the following vote,
on the call OF the president:
Yeas-Aldermen Hoos. Kaiser, Macarthur, Scher-
NaYs-AIdermen Connolly. Jordan, Keogh, Nor
ton. O,Nein, Salinger and President Allen.
and It was ordered bv the following vote, the ayes
and nays being ordered and taken:
oNeiI. sslinser and President AIlen:
Nay$-Atdermen Hoos. Kaiser. Macarthur, scher-
mernorn. Smith ana Ward.
The resolution was then adopted by the
following vote, the yeas, and nays having peen
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Jordan Keogh, Norton
O,Seill. Saltncer ann President Alea
Nays-Aldarmen Hoos, Kaiser, Macarthur, Scher
merhorD and Ward.
Alderman Smith was excused from voting.
The following preamble and. resolution were OF
fered by Alderman Smith. and adopted:
Whereas, The Tagging forming the SIDEWALKS
around Hamilton Park has setiledto such an extent
as to render the same dangerous 10 travel. and
Whereas, Said walks are part OF the public tnors
oughIare. and ought 70 be peaced IN g SAFE conaltion
Resolved, That the board of street and water com.
missioners be requested to cause the s1oewalks sur
rounding Hamilton PARK be renlled and relaid IN q
good and substantial manner for the convenience
and benefit of the public.
Fac following resolution was offered by Alderman
Smith, and adopted:
August 10, 1890. will be the only regular. meeting
during August. 1890, for the transaction OF general
husinaaS
u-1eTollowlng resolution was offered by Alderman
Hoos;
Resolved, That warrants be drawn on, the CITY
treasurer In favor of the 1olloving-nained parties
for payment OF salaries for July, lSsO, wnen due'
VIZ:
John E. Scott, city clerk, $3.50; Timothy c. Long,
city marshal, Sl25; John q. Hewett, overseer OF Lne
poor, 1888 SO; James u. Clarke, inspector OF Dnua-
lngs. $125; Philip Ebert. Inspector OF scales Weignts
and measures, s63 SO.
The resolution was adopted by the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been ordered ana
taken on the call of the president:
Yeas--AI the members o. the board.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman
SalinRer. ang adopted:
the Bergen Electric Light COMPANY, Owen LaJy and
Mary Kennedy. that unless the cost OF printing and
advertising ordinances heretofore passed Tor their
IL, 1890. the said ordinance Will be repealed.
On motion OIL Alderman smith, the ooaTG tnen
adjourned. JOHN e. COT City Clert-