The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-02

letic exhibitions passed. April Is, 1895"
The report was received aud It's recon-
mendation adopted
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
The following resolutions were re-
ported by committees on payment OF
claims heretofore referred.
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the sumo OF S741 Is be paid
to Louis Appel for shoes for outdoor poor
s7012 to Bridget Burns for groceries
for outdoor poor to January 10. 1921.
S4i to j. w. Curtis for groceries for out
door poor to January 7. 1891
sea - TO John onnors for groceries for
outdoor JOG to January "a. 1871.
S66.50 to II. Fardeiman g. Sons for gro
ceries Tor outdoor poor to January G, 1891.
S72 25 to Louis l. Finke for groceries
for outdoor Dol to January 3. 1891.
1885 to John E. Hewitt, for incidentg
expenses as Overseer OF Poor to Janu1
q, 1891.
$3.50 to VI. Madden for shoes for out
door poor to January o, 1891.
$34 70 to Patrick McQaaid. for groceries
for outdoor poor 70 January IA, 1891.
S3I0S to L. Munkel. for bread for out
door poor to January q, 1891.
$l65 to Michael Rockford, for coal for
outdoor poor to January IL, 1891.
SIS. 20 to John kugge, for groceries for
outdoor poor to January 9. 1891.
$S.93 to Jacob Ringle & Sons for one
stove, etc. for Overseer of the Poor.
So to Bryan Smith, for board of horse
of Overseer of Poor to December, 1890.
SIS 70 to w. w. Van Cieef, for groceries
for outdoor poor to January 9, 1891
S11S.25 to john j. Wittpin, for gro
ceries for outdoor poor 70 January 5. 1891.
BY Committee on Baths and Armories-
Resolved, That the sun Of $13.5S be
paid TO estate Of z. It.. Donnelly for re-
pairing closets, etc, Fourth Regiment
Armory.
sl6.O5 to United Gas Improvement Co.
for gas at Armory, Co.'S A and d., Fourth
Regiment, n. G. N. j.. December, 1899.
ss1-3O to United Gas Improvement
Company for gas atdrill rooms %. and -
Newark avenue, December, 1890.
S20s.33 to Warren & Nugent, agents. for
rent OF armory, "a and % Newark avenue,
January, 1899.
BY Committee on District Courts
Resolved, That the SUN OF SI0f.5O be
paid to Albert DATE for stationery, etc.,
District Court.
si4.5o to Albert DATE for printing, Dis
trict Court.
sT5 to James Palmer, attorney. for rent
Of First District Court rooms for January,
1891.
by Committee on Elections
Resolved, That the SUN Of 81 Ds paid to
Daniel Reagan for rent of place, Ninth
precinct, Fifth District, special election,
September 80, 1890.
81 to Kenney Bros. for rent of polling
place, special election, september 80. 1890.
SCI TO Peter Loughran for rent of place.
Fourth precincl. Fifth district, registry
aud election. October and November.
1890.
By Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies
Resolved. That the sum of s1.75 be paid
to The Argus Company for printing envel-
opes.
SO 20 to the Argus Company for adver-
Using ordinance.
S4 to the Argus Company for printing
manuals.
sl60 90 to the Argus Company for pub
fishing ordinances NY. q NJ. Telephone
Company.
SIS to the Argus Company for printing
manuals.
S16.S0 to the Argus Company for pab-
fishing ordinance dunk shop.
5000 to the Argus Company for pub
fishing ordinance streets, etc.,.
S32.5 to Charles b. Brush for correcting
insurance maps six months ending
December 81, 1890.
$40 to Chelsea Ice Company for ice
furnished City Hall from September Is
to October Is, 1890.
S65 to Albert Datz for printing ordin-
ances, etc.
$3.50. 40 70 Evening Journal Association
- ~ ~ - y AAAL = A9t0H ~
December 10. 1890, inclusive.
SOS 10 j.. w. Harrison for stationery to
Board of Aldermen and City Clerks
office.
sl029 to Jersey City Electric Light Com
pan for electric current furnished City
Clerks office October, 1890.
S20.3I TO Jersey City Electric Light
Company for incandescent light fur
nished City CLERKS office November, 1890.
Si9.6S TO Jersey City Electric Light
Company for incandascent light fur
nished City Clerks Office December, 1891.
Sl3 TO Jersey City Herald for advertis-
ing ordinances.
80 so to Jersey City Herald fol pub
fishing ordinances.
sl1.5O to Jersey City Herald for pub
fishing ordinances.
Sl5.4 40 to n. J. Stats zeitung for adver-
Using ordinance.
$1,000 to n. j. Stats Zsitung for adyer-
Using ordinance a~mendatory TO ordinance
regulating use of streets. etc.
Sl3.39 to n. ]. Stats Zeltung for adver-
Using ordinances.
s. 20 to n. j. Stats Zeirung for adver-
sos. 10 to n. j. Stats Zeitung for adver-
rising ordinance n. Y. & n. J.. Telephone
Co.
s. to W. U. Telegraph Co. for time SER
vice at City Clerks Office September l TO
January l, 1891.
liz tIoOAltA4OA1 NEkg AAAORAE0 w AA1
following vote, the ayes and nays having
been ordered and taken on the cali Of The
President
Yeas-All the members of the Board.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion or Alderman 0'Neill the vote
by which the following entitled ordinance
was rejected on the 18th inst. was recon
sidered. viz
IAN ordinance to permit the Jersey
City and Western Railway Company TO
cross Chapel ven and Cayen Point
Road at grade"
The ordinance was read and considered.
The ordinance was then passed by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and aken:-
Yeas-Aidermen Hoos, Jordan. Kaiser.
O'Neill, Schermerhorn, Smith, Ward and
President Allen.
Nays-Aldermen Connolly. Keogh, Nc
Arthur. Norton and Salinger.
The following resolution was offered by
Alderman Salinger:-
Resolved. That the Inspector OF Build
ings be directed TO forward printed copies
of the ordinance now pending before this
Board, establishing fire limits aud regu-
lating the construction of building 5 there
in to the various architects, mast er build
ers and material men in the city with a
request that they forward any sugges-
tions relative thereto to the chairman or
the Committee on Laws aud Ordinances
OF this Board; aud be il further
Resolved, Thai the City Clerk cause a
number OF copies Of said ordin-
anca m no nrinfad for The nurnoeae afora-