The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-20

Eighth precinct, Frank Coy1e.
Ninth precinct, Alexander Hewitt.
Tenth precinct, Robert McAndrew.
Eleventh precinct, H. S. Douglass.
SECOND ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
First precinct, Frank w. Davis.
Second precinct, John McAuliffe,
Fourth precinct, William M. Corning.
Fifth precinct, j. H. Smalley.
Seventh precinct, Martin Glinn.
Eighth precinct, p. S. Jacobs.
Tenth precinct, Patrick w. Roche.
THIRD ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
First precinct, William Farrell.
Second precinct, John De Largy.
Third precinct, John j. Kelleher.
Fifth precinct, John j. Dunn.
Seventh precinct, Charles Streicher.
Eighth precinct, Daniel Horan.
Ninth precinct, John Dolan.
Eleventh precinct, Jacob G. Van
Wrinkle.
Twelfth precinct, Lawrence Buckele.
FOURTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
First precinct, c. e. Wilson.
Second precinct, Michael McDonough.
Fourth precinct, John P. Reinhardt, Sr.
Sixth precinct, Charles Stuhr.
Ninth precinct, r. w. Arend.
Twelfth precinct, William Glenn.
Thirteenth precinct, William Foley.
Fourteenth precinct, Michael Nugent.
Fifteenth precinct, Richard Walsh.
Sixteenth precinct, Jeremiah Lenahan.
Seventeenth precinct, Daniel OLeary.
Eighteenth precinct, Theo. w. Taft.
FIFTH A~LDERMANIC DISTRICT.
Third precinct, John Glynn.
Fifth precinct, Allanby Thompson.
Eighth precinct, Charles j.. Holsey.
Ninth precinct, j.. B. M. Gemmel.
Tenth precinct, Bernard Dougherty.
Eleventh precinct, Charles S.. Garrison.
sIXTH A~LDERMANfC DISTRICT.
Fifth precinct, George Brand.
Sixth precinct. Edwin IL. ShrODo.
Eighth precinct, John E. Brennan.
Ninth precinct, Henry N. Martin.
Tenth precinct, John H. We're.
Eleventh precinct, Charles M. Fichte
Twelfth precinct, o. P. Cadugan.
Thirteenth precinct, George A. Hausser.
Fourteenth precinct, William Birmeli.
Fifteenth precinct, Richard J. BrowneH.
Sixteenth precinct, Jacob NJ. Anderson,
On motion of MI. G. w, Smith Mr..
Roche was appointed Chairman of the
Board.
On motion Mr.. 7. C. Long was ap-
pointed Sergeant-at-Arms.
On motion Mr.. G. w. Smith was ap-
pointed Messenger.
The Chairman administered to the men,
beers present and to the City Clerk the
oaths required of them by law, and Mr..
McAuhffe administered to the Chairman
of the Board the oath required of him by
law.
1u6ItupOA III NICllDClS pICoCnU DlO-
duced the original statements which had
been delivered to them respectively, and
the same were laid before the Board.
BY reason of the absence of representa-
tiyes from the Third, Sixth and Ninth
precincts, Second Aldermanic District;
Fourth, Sixth and Tenth precincts, Third
Aldermanic District; Third, Fifth, Sew
enth. Eighth, Tenth and Eleventh pre-
cincts, Fourth A~ldermanic District; First,
Second, Fourth. Sixth and Seventh pre-
cincts, Fifth Aldermanic District, and
First, Second, Third, Fourth and Seventh
precincts, Sixth Aldermanic District, Oh
motion of Mr.. C. S. Garrison the Board of
City Canvassers adjourned to meet at the
Aldermanic Chamber, City Hall, on Satur-
day, April Is, 1898, at ten QO O'Clock in the
forenoon.
JOHN E. SCoTT,
Clerk of the Board of City Canvassers.
Adjourned meeting of the Board Of City
Canvassers at the Aldermanic Chamber,
CITY Hail, Saturday, April Is, 1893, at ten
QW o'clock A. M.
Present The Chairman Mr. Roche
and Messrs. Costigan, Doyle, Whelan,
McAndrew, McAullffe, Glinn, Streicher,
McDonough. Reinhardt, Holsey, Brand,
Brennan and Martin.
The following named officers of election
appeared and the Chairman administered
to them the oaths required of them by law,
and they severally produced the statements
which had been delivered to them re-
spectively, and the same were laid before
the Board:
SECOND DISTRICT.
Third precinct. James MCGUIRE; Ninth
precinct, H. N. Payne.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Fourth precinct, J. ]. GiIlen; Sixth
precinct, Henry KnOop.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Third precinct, j. w. Black; Fifth
precinct, Charles Humid: Seventh precinct,
Thomas F. Weberle; Eighth precinct,
John Craig, ST.; Tenth precinct, Andrew
Shaw; Eleventh precinct, John Kelly.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First precinct, Alvah Schofeld; Second
precinct, Thomas Coughlin; Fourth pre-
cinct, VIM. Bonner.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
First precinct, Charles +. Zissel; Sec
ond precinct, VIM. X. Wolverton; Fourth
precinct, G. w. Jobes, Jr.; Second pre-
cinct, George Kellegar.
The City Clerk laid before the Board re-
turns of election from the Sixth precinct,
Second district; Tenth precinct, Third
district; Sixth and Seventh precincts,
Fifth district, and Third precinct, Sixth
district.
The Board then proceeded to ascertain
from the said original statements and re-
turns the votes given on the eleventh
inst. for the persons voted for thereat, and
for the several offices mentioned in such
statements.
The Board then made a written state
ment of the whole number of votes given
for the Office Of President of the Board of
Aldermen of said city, and for the several
officers elected in the several Aldermanic
districts, together with the names of the
persons for whom such votes were given,
and the number of votes given for each,
as required by law.
The Board then proceeded upon the
above mentioned statement as stated by
them to determine and declare, and they
did determine and declare what person or
of votes for each of the offices mentioned
in such statement.
The followingl resolutions were pre-
sented, received and disposed Of as fol
lnxus. sI.Es