The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-27

Sl4 to john Nolan for rent of place, Sixth
precinct, Second district; registry and
election. April 1892.
s14 10 E. O'Donohue for rent of place,
Eighth preciuct. Sixth district; registry
and election. April 1892. :
Sl4 to VIM. O'Dell for rent of place,
Third preciuct, First district; registry and
election. April 1892. W.
Sl4 to Charlei Reinke for rent of place.
Sixth precinct. Fifth district; registry and
election, April 1892.
Sl4 to John H.. Smith for rem of place,
Ninth precinct, Sixth district; registry
and election, April 1892.
$14 to Emil Steger Agent for rent of
place, Fourth precinct. Fourth district;
registry and election, April 1892.
S14 to H.. j. Spslmyer for rent of place.
Fifth precinct, Fourth district; registry
and election, April 1892.
$i4 to {. H. Sprin2sted for rent of place.
First precinct, Sixth district; rig stry and
election. April 1892.
$14 to VIM. b. Somers for rent Of place,
Sixth precinct, First district; registry and
election. April 1892
$l4 to Thomas E. Shields for rent of
place. fourth precinct. sixth district,
registry and cleo ion, April s92.
sl4 to Albert Youmans Tor rent of place.
fourth precinct, third district, registry
and election, April, 1892.
BY committee ON printing stationery
and Supplies. SO
Resolved. that the sum of s25 be paid to
John Duffy for beard of horse Ut inspector
of building, Nav, 1892.
SS5 so to EUening Journal Association,
printing ordiEance, 1uspectofiof scales,
weights and me lsnres. 9-l,N
$29 to john H.. Ficken for board of
horse. etc., of building Inspector. April,
1892.
$50 TO Jersey City Electric Light Co. for
incandrsc mt lights i'll City ClerK's Office,
April, 1892.
s25 TO Bernard McGinnis for ice fur
nitned City Hail, April, 1892.
$l2 to N. j. Stats Zeitung Co. for ad-
vertisiDg notice Of applications for liquor
icenses
81. 80 to N. Y. and N. J. Telephone Co.
for telephone service at City Clerks Office.
h Resolutions were adopted by the
following note, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and takeu on The call of the
president: Yeas, all III members present,
eleven in number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered by Alerman Dag;
Where IS. On,April u. 1892, this Board of
Alderm III, ia the exercise of its authority
nnder Chapter Is. Laws 1892, designated
one of the official papers of the city to
publish the list OF names of applicants for
licenses for sale of liquors. and
Whereas. Such des guation is not avail
able because of the service of a writ of
certiorari, and in the meantime the ques-
ton is in DOUBT Il no licenses can be
granted, which jeopardizes the business
of q large number Of our ci liens and tn g
monies from this source is needed for GER
tain oses:
Resolved, That while this Board has no
doubt of the legality of its action, yet for
the purpose of relief from poss Utilities as
aforesaid they do hereby order and direct
klnt ,,,ftt TIC f,vtIAr .r1.. t,A EuNninr
Journal, a daily newspaper printed
published IN Jersey City, be designated
as the newspaper wherein shall be pup-
lished the nam %, residences aud place of
business contained In all applications or
petitions to the Board for licenses to sell
liquors, as provided in Chapter rs of the
laws OF 1892. aud that the City Clerk be
directed to cause such advertiser ent to
be mad, upon the filing Of such applica-
tion and proof thereof presented TO this
Board, provided that the cost Of each
publication and proof thereof shall not
exceed the sum of two dollars on each
application.
Resolved, That whenever a decision
favorable to the newspaper designated
April 10, 1892. is received the publication
then appearing In the Even ing journal
shall continue the requisite time. but
thereafter sub other publications shall
Oe LlduG no - ~ - eho
of April 10. 1892, and this resolution shall
then be void.
Alderman Norton moved that the pre-
amble and resolutions be laid, upon the
table. "a. yaF t -
ing vote, the yeas and, nays having been,
ordered and taken on the call of the
Presidents: 81
Yeas-Alderman Duseuberry, Kaiser,
Norton and Sa!inger. ,tTi. M Us
Nays-Aldermeu Day, Farley. Kelly.
Keogh, McEutee and President Allen. "a,
Alderman LaheYb vas excused from
The preamble and resolutions were
hen adopted by the following vote. the
yeas u nays having been or,iered and
taren on h e'call of the Presidept; ..
Yeas-Aldermep Day. Farley. Kelly.
Keagh. Nc En6ee and Presldsn Allen.
Nays-Aldermen Dusen berry. Kaiser.
Lahey. Norton, and Salinger.
Alderman Norton appealed from the
de cision of the chair and was declared
out of order.
The following resolution was offered by
Alderman McEntee:
Resolved, That the present condition of
the Aldermanic Chamber, City Hall. is
such that it needs reuovatipg, cleaning
and refurnishing, aud for that purpose
the Board OF Aldermen request the Board
of Finance to appropriate the sum of
three hundred dollars tor tine purpose OF
%reuuvatiug the chamber.
The resolution WAS adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas aud nays having
been rderedsandutaken on the call of the
President:
Yeas-Aldermen Day, Farley, KAISER,
Kelly. kepgn, MeEniee aud Norton a1o
Nays. Aldermen Dnsenbery. Lanep and
Salinger. President Allen refrained from
| voting. e s o.
The following resolution was offered by
Altlerman Dusenbsry and adopted: 800
Resolved, That the chairman of each
Standing COMMITTEES Is hereby request "a
to furnish the committee on finance with
nm estin'a'eao f monies required forrhe
fiscal yea commencing December /, 1899,
| for insertion III the estimate of monies re-
quired by the board of ialdermen for said
year. , g. Il ~
The following resolution was offered by
Alderman Salingec: iM
Resolved, That the committee on dis
trict courts be directed to procure records
and blanks for First District court, and
to expend for such purpose the sum Of not
exceeding fifty dollars.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
10 wing vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken ON the call of the
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