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The report was received u the resolu-
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolution on petit
ton heretofore referred:
Resolved. That licenses to peddle goods,
wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk, I'M
der the corporate seal of the city, to Jacob
Meyer, Denis Reilly, Stamlaus Kavez-
ewski and Johu NJ. Hart ON their paying
the license fee.
The report was received aud the resolu-
ton adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS pY REsoLU TIoN.
The following resolutions were reported
by conn itteeS in payment of claims here
tofore REFEREED:
BY Committee on Aims:
Resolved. That the sun of SAL be paid
to Louis Appel for shoes for outdoor poor
TO April A. 1892.
S45 so to Patrick Baxter for groceries
for outdoor poor to April 5. 1892.
STATS to Henry Book for groceries for
outdoor poor TO April 1899.
500 to Albert DalZ for printing, ETC., for
Overseer OF the Poor.
$2s.S SO 10 John Dnst for meat for outdoor
poor to April rs, 1892.
S21. 81 to Charles Grimminger for meat
for outdoor poor to April 4, 1892.
S43.15 to JohniE L. Hewitt for incidental
expenses MS Overseer of Poor to April IL,
1892.
$5S. Is to Hauck Brothers for coal and
wood Tor outdoor poor to April 2o, 1892.
S24 to Helmke q kett for groceries for
outdoor poor to April 8. 1892.
$37. 10 20 L. Kerciner for groceries for
outdoor poor to March %, 1892.
s95 rs to Frederick Kruger for groceries
s25.75 to NJ. Madden for shoes for out
door poor to April 10. 1902.
$50. rs to John H.. Meyer for groceries
for outdoor poor TO April 2. 1892.
$37.16 to l.. MunkeI for bread for out
door poor to April II. 1892.
S67. so TO Hugh Mclaughlin for coal for
outdoor poor to April 20. 1892.
$27 to Nicnolas OFT for shoes for outdoor
poor 10 April 8. 1892.
SIG. 25 to M. Rockford for coal for out
door poor to April Is, 1892.
$14 to I. N. Prout for rent Of place.
First precinct. Third district, Registry
and Election, April. 1892.
$14 to Redden& F%innegan for rent of
place, Tenth precinct. Third district.
Registry aud Election. April, 1892.
S14 to Albert Schmidt for rent of place,
Registry and Election, Seventeenth pre-
cinct, Fourteenth district, April. 1892.
S14 to Phi. Schmitt for rent of place.
Sixteenth precinct. Fourth district, Reg
istry, April. 1892.
$14 to Theodore, S~chutzbach for rent of
place, Eleventh p~reclnct, Fourth district.
Registry aud ELECTION. April. 1892.
S. to Charles H. Scott for fitting up
booths, Second precinct. Third district.
April, 1852.
SIS to Bryan Smith for hire of coach
used in securing places for Registry and
Election, March, 1892.
$14 to Bryan .Sniilh for rent Of place,
Registry and Election. First precinct,
Fifth district. April. 1892.
S14 to Edward Sheehan tor rent of
place.. Twelfth precinct. Sixth district,
REGISTRY aud Election. April. 1892.
81 to Edward j.. Sweeney tor rent OF
place, Third precinct. Sixth district, Reg
istry, April 5. 1892
sl4 to John fully for rent of place. Sec
ond precinct. Fourth district. Registry
and Election, April. 1892.
s14 to Abraham Van Benscholin for
rent of place, Fifteenth preciuct, Fourth
district, Registry and Election, April.
S145 to Joseph Zumbusch for storing
booths, etc., to April 10. 1894
Tts resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President.
Yeas-All the members of the Board.
by Committee on Elections:
Resolved, that the sum Of $256. so be
osMicnaelsJ. Griffin for lamps, etc.,
Registry and Election, April, 1892.
On motion OF Alderman Saiinger the
claim was ordered RECON- itted.
Alderman O'Neill moved:
That the vote be reconsidered.
After some discussion the motion was
adopted by the following vote, the yeas
and nays having been ordered aud taken
on the call Of the President.
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Day. Keogh.
McCoobery, McEntee, Norton, O'Neill and
President ALEU-.
Nays-Alderman Dusenbery, Kaiser,
Macarthur, Sallnger aud Smith.
The resolution was then adopted by the
following vote, the yeas aud nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President.
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly. Day. Keogh,
McCoobery, McEntee, Norton and O'Neill.
Nays-Aluermen Dusenbery, Kaiser,
Macarthur, Salinger, Smith and President
Allen. -
BY Committee on Resolutions;
Resolved. that the sum of $1O5 be paid
to Luker Bros. for cafting booths, etc.,
Sixth district election. April. 1899.
$154 to Daniel Moran for cartiug booths,
etc, First and Fifth DISTRICTS. April, 1899.
Sl47 to John Rickerich for carting booths
etc, Tor election, April. 1892.
S126 to john, J. FULLY for carting booths.
ETC., Fourth district election, April. 1892.
The resolutions were adoped by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President.
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Day. Keogh.
Macarthur, McCoobery, McEntee, Norton,
O'Neill aud President Allen.
Nays - Aldermen Dusenbery, Kaiser,
Salinger and Smith.
Bv Committee on Printing. Stationery
and Supplies. -
Resolved. That the sum of s25 be paid
to john H. Tieken for board of horse.
March /. 1899.
$50 to Jersey City News for publishing
dog proclamation.
SIS to the Jersey City News for print
ing manuals.
$11 to jersey City Herald for publishing
ordinance regulating and governing the
the weight OF coal, etc.
$50 to the j. @. Electric Light Co. for in
candescent lights. City Clerks office.
March, 1892.
sci to N. j. Stats Zsftung Co. for ad-
vertising dog proclamation.
$40 TO J. H. Sullivan for ice for City
Hall February, 1872.
$25 TO John H. Sullivan for ice furnished
City Hall. March. 1892.
So TO Western Union Telegraph Co. for
time service at City Clerks office, March
and April, 1892.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President.