The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-01

licenses), John Magner, Jr., Jacob Geller,
Harry Milgram, Elias Dorfman. William
Meissner, Louis Stone, John Cortrighu,
Affenat and Wilhelm Czuzenske on their
paving the license fees.
Resolved, That licenses to keep junk
shops at the following named places in
jersey City, be issued by the Mayor and
City Clerk uude the corporate seal of the
city to the following named persons on
their paying the license fees.
Nicola Scatuorchio at 1856 Railroad ave-
nue., Fifth district.
Domenico Balbo at ISL Golden street,
Thomas O'Brien. 50. seaview avenue.
SIKH district.
Resolved. That a license as a public
porter be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal of the
City TO Louis Orwau on his paying the
license fees.
Resolved, That the following trade
license be transferred to 81 Gunk), John
Bertolino to 3S9 First street, Second
district.
The reports were received aud the reso-
buttons adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
The following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment of claims here
tofore referred:
By Committee on Aims:
Resolved, That the sum of S72.45 be
paid to Louis Appel for shoes for outdoor
poor 10 December 10, 1891.
S57.25 10 Patrick Baxter for groceries
for outdoor poor to January 4, 1899
S11 to Henry Berg for painting and kali
somining at office of overseer of the poor.
$50. so to Henry Book for groceries for
outdoor poor to January IS, 1892.
$50. so to Martin BosquetU for groceries
for outdoor poor to January IS, 1892.
S64 to John Connor for groceries for out
door poor to January II, 1892.
$44 so to j. w. Curtis for groceries for
| outdoor poor to January 9, 1892.
SIS to Richard Duff for burial OF out
door poor to December IA. 1891.
S109 to Louis L.. Finke for groceries for
outdoor poor to January 4, 1892.
$50 so to Louis Heisterhagen for gro
ceries for outdoor poor to December ~.
1891.
$50. IS to Helmke g. Kett for groceries
for outdoor poor to December 90, 1891.
SOL to NJ. Madden for shoes for outdoor
poor to January is, 1892.
500 rs I o John H. Meyer for groceries
for outdoor poor to January 8, 1892.
S93 so to Nicholas OFT for shoes for out
door poor 10 December 16, 1891.
S232. so to Michael Rockford for coal for
outdoor poor to January is, 1892.
$4S. so to A. Schick for groceries for out
door poor to December %. 1891.
$780, Is to John Sheridan for groceries
for outdoor poor to December IA. 1871.
S25 to Bryan Smith for board or horse
of Overseer of the Poor. December. 1891.
S72.5 so to Jarues F. Somers for coal tor
outdoor poor to January 10, 1892.
Sixty cents to United Gas Improvement
Co. for gas used in office of Overseer of
the Poor, to November 30, 1891.
$40 rs to Julius &. Wittpenn for groc-
cries for outdoor poor to January 10, 1892.
By Committee on District Courts:
Resolved, That the sum of S26 be paid
to Richard Garrick for services as Con-
stable, Second District Court, December,
1891.
$26 to John H. Masker for services as
Constable. First District Court, De-
cember, 1891.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote. the yeas ana nays having
been ordered and taken on the call or the
President:
Yeas-An the members present, nine
in number.
l MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following preamble and resolution
were offered by Alderman Connolly and
adopted:
Whereas, No appropriation was made
by the Board of Finance for purchase oil
stationery or supplies for the current
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
be requested to direct the Comptroller &c
transfer an account for Printing,
Stationery and Supplies for the District
Courts" the sum of not exceeding twelve
hundred dollars, out of fees received from
said Courts during the current year.
The following resolution was offered by
Alderman McEntee and adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on Legs
lative Euactments appointed September
%. 1891, be increased from three TO five
members, and that the Two additional
members shall be chosen from the Repub'
licans in the Board.
Aldermen Macarthur and Smith were
appointed.
following entitled ordinance presented
July IA, 1891, WAS taken from the table
for consideration, viz
An ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled "An ordinance to provide tor the
appointment and of an In
spector OF Seals, Weights and Measures
ana to prescribe his duties aud compensa
ton and to enforce the keeping and using
of Just weights and measures" passed
April 10, 1880.
Alderman McEntee moved that Section
2, which reads MS follows:
Section 2. 1t Shall be the duty of the
Inspector Of Scales, Weights and Meas
ures, or any police officer, ut the request
of any purchaser or upon his own wolf
uou, to demand OF the driver in charge o
"A cart or wagon so laden with coal. tht
production Of said certificate or memoir
undum and To order hin to drive. ant
the said driver t%hereupon shall drive t
the nearest, or such place as the said In
~suector or police officer shall direct. ant
wnere suitable scales are kept for we gd-
ing coal, and there in the presence of Oh,
or more witnesses, weigh the said cart o
wagon With The coal upon IT, thence t