The Jersey City news., 1891-07-07
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LAWS OF NEW JERSEY
BY AUTHORITY.
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Press. to printing three Thousand
copies governors message OF one
| thousand eight hundred and
ninety. and one thousand copies OF
governors inaugural message OF
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. s3i3 e6
Item Ne. Al. To New Jersey
Deutsche Zsitung, for printing gov
ernor's message In German as per
resolution of the house. ono hun
fifteen &C nts, s194 Is
Item No. AZ. To Jeremiah j.
Maher. for services rendered rs ser
geant-at-arms to house committee
on elections. contested election,
Haines VS.. Turley. one hundred aud
lars and seventy cents, SIC 20
Item No. 49, To John l. Murphy
Publishing Company, for station
cry, &C., furnished John G. Ssreve,
clerk, senate. session 1890, sesl rs
Item No. A.. To Robert ]. Inger-
soil. for services, engrossing resolu-
tions of sympathy (Hon. b. +.
Tracy and resolutions in reference
to worlds fair, session 1890. S25 90
Item No. As. To Mary Dweyer.
for taking care senate chamber for
two weeks. opening session 1890, $40 90
Item No. 46. To Ellen Meeley. for
cleaning the senate and house of as
session 1857, $500 90
Item No. ii. To Frank Huber,
for services as assistant bill clerk,
session 1890. $50 90
Item No. is. To John L. Murphy
Pub. Co., for stationery, & C., fur
nished Wilbur F. Mott, secretary
senate, session 1890, sis7 80
Item No. 40. To John L. Murphy
Pub. Co., for stationery furnished
for session 1890, ss7 25
Item No. So 10 John L. Murphy
Pub. Co., for stationery, &C., fur
Dished William 5. Sharp, sergeant
alarms OF the senate, session 1890. $439 65
Item No. 81. To John l.. Murphy
Pub. Co., for stationery, &c, fur
sion 1890, s146 20
Item No. SO. To Samuel Dickin-
son, for paper. brushes, &C., rur-
arms, for the senate session 1890, sis 90
Item No. SO. 10 MacCrellish &
Quigley, for blank books furnished
sergean -at-arms of the senate, ses-
sion 1890, So 90
item No. 81 To Chas. A. Gunda-
ker, treasurer, for bill files furn-
ished Senate. session. 1890. s242 90
Item No. So. 10 Naar, Day &
Naar, for stationery furnished to
the sergeant-at-arms, house OF as
sembly, for session one thousand
eight hundred and ninety, one hun
sixty cents, sls6 60
Item No. So. To William J. Nc
Cloud. services, comparing regis
try and poll lists of Atlantic City, $50 90
Item No. 81. To Reid & Beck
with, for board Of house election
committee at Atlantic City, $50. so;
TO carriage hire. s5OO. SS7 30
Item No. IS. 10 James S. Beck
with, clerical services, serving sub
City, sals so
Gnichrel, services to house COM
mittee on elections, $40 90; railroad
and hotel expenses, 500; copies of
testimony, IS 81; foiios. sSs 20, s11o 20
Item No. 60. To John Won Bus
sum, door-keeper of the senate. for
services opening senate, session one
Thousand eight hundred and ninety,
twenty-five dollars, S25 90
Item No. 81. 10 John S. McAfas-
ter, Presidents Secretary; John
Carpenter, if, Secretary of the
Senate; John p. Flynn. Assistant
Secretary of the Senate; Gapriel b.
DunninR, Engrosstng ClerA; Null
ford Ludlum. Assisting Engross-
ing Clerk; Andrew }. S1eelnian.
journal Clerk; Asa J. Cole, Assist
ant journal Clerk: Robt. IA. Inger-
soil, Calender Clerk; Robt. A. Hag-
aerty, Bill Clerk; John O'Rourke,
Clerk OF Com. on Eng. Bills; John
Mccormick, Sergeant = at Arms;
Jacob Edelinas, Assistant Sergeant
at-Arms; Joseph HayGor. Doorkeep-
er; William J. Low, Doorkee9er;
Frederick III. Wildrick, Doorkeeper;
Pages, George keough, John j.
Weich, John Courtade, Caas. De-
Hart. Harry Stone, Joseph Bell.
Service for opening Senate session
one thousand eight hundred and
dinety, each ten dollaIs, $40 90
q And be 1t enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Adopted April IS, 1891.