The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-05-08
JERSEY CITY.

Pursuant to law the Board Of City ,CanvSsssrs 2
Jersey City met at the Aldermanic CHAMBER; ClI
ihonssnd eisStS nuSndroi ansI ninety, al lively
o'clocE, M. for the purpose # Composing the re |:
said city on Tuesday, the eighth ssthl day so Ct April
one thousand e'ght hundred ana ninety ucvyl-
The Board was called to order uy John y. Scott
The Following named Judges and inspectors Q
Election appeared and took thesr seats as memosr
FIRST ALpERMANIc DIsrRIcI
First prsc nct-P. J. Kennedy,
secoad precinct-Joha A. Whelan-
Third .precinct-Erang Coyle.
SIXTH precinct-Petee J. Nassidy.
Ninth psecinci-NatnaaleI Fowler.
Ten5h prscinct-Isasc n: G ark.
GleyenLh Dreoincs-passlck Maalx-
i"ssss mxNfC DIsTRIcE.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures kelly.
S Sesrsa g srs ss ass-NISss@ a hsshsy.
Firth pTec;nct-John r. Nc3owsn.
Ses cnsh precinct-Owen Callahan.
Tenth prsc,Rct-D.B 2. Giiiigaa.
1--WE It'll D -ecinct-Thomas Q,Neiil.
Third ALDERMANIC DISTRICT
Second preclnct-John X. DuAn.
Tilsrd preclnct-f z; Leather.
Fifth pr~ecinct-James Conneli.
Sixth prectnct-Jobn Mahon.
s signsa Observation-Disclosures j. Mcts6e.
Ninth precancs-J. William. Wernsing.
VGNLu y AAbttttds
E.evoath pr ciuct-Wllliam Herbert.
Twelfth Rrcc 'nct-Anshony Dwyer, j..
Fourteentl precinet-r. a. Drum.
Efbsen,h p-recanct-Charles 4. MeCabe.
sixtecnEh prccAnct-dcoEse keinie.
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First or cincs-Mlchaei Ealton.
Third .recnct-Sharies J. Kennedy.
Fourth pr cinet-Gso rge i. stanton.
Seventh lN-ecinct-Thomas Dun.
Mlghsn pIecinct-Peter Coserove.
Tenth p-recaast-Charies Carr.
Eisyelsth precinctIG Gn es Sollers;
InrLesuth paec,nct-Miis 9: sonssn;
Fourbocppn p-reciactZrholnas s. Kelly.
seven tcensa vreslnet-Ier5inisn Boucnsi
Aisate Sfsr ETss lSiaaaG'Sa 1 p9T 4
second Ia. cincl-Jonn y. Stoxes.
1hird pc G n-t-Jrhn j. ILLS
Fsfsh pr 5~elact-Louia Lane.
s XIII procince--John Noonan.
Sew nJn pr.cinet-Nei Cfn,n.
Mschshp i~osincs-Si,i-m ]. Coleman.
Ninth preclnct-WfIIiam r. Manning.
ESa ! sis pres ar E .i Tssy yeaes.
slxTa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Talri III acincr--Wilnam Finion.
fourth pr cmct--Louis Crevenng.
Six Il pSeclrct-decfg Young.
Seventh pseSzact-JAines A. Dnka.
ElVhsa precincs-E. b. Doa,hue.
Minsu pr sciacs-tranS meyer.
Tenth prs~ciact-HooertJ J. DILLON.
E'eveain urecincl-Gs otg "A. Lasch,
Twelfth pr-cnc.-Joha Dram.
Tnrteensh p-recmct-Jame Wnonnsii.
Fourteenth preclnct-D. II. Dunnugan.
sIi.eensh l~resinci-Sdwald Bis non.
Seven ,ssats + rscincIMs ". w n,cs@
Nineteenth g.ecipc..--John J; surke.
On motion Of MIR. Murray, Mr.. Herbert was an
pointed chairman OF the hoard.
On mott N OF Mr.. Murray. MIR. r. Coyle was ap
paintcI messenger or The board.
On motion of Mr.. Murray, Mr. IT. Long was nm
poinsed sers:cant-at-Mms.
me CHAIRMAN administered to the mem5zrs mos
enJ and tho Cisv Clerk Ghs oath requlrei OF tnein b.
law. AMI mir. ]. VI. Clark admmislered 10 Ms cuair
iran OF board tne oath required OF MN BY law.
Thereupon tho mem5sss pfesoot produced rh
Original state.seats which had b zen deIivo ed II
them resUectigely, and the same wers iait bo.or
the board.
A communication from Abraln Pierce, Clerk o
Election, Eighth precinct, Sixsh Ald4rmanlc Dis
cnuntea on MANY Of them arc not The bal US i wh,ci
were cast by the vosers, was Lrcsen.ed and Ia
upon the table.
By reason Of tas ahssnce OF Representatives from
the Filth precinct. First district. Sixth. Ntnth and
Eleventh prsc nets, second district, Sscon1, Ski
Fifteenth and Nineteenth preclncts. four dis
trIci. Fist amt rnirtecnth pr cincts, F.1kn district
ana iaituse to produce the resuFna' On snoIio Q
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