The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
oFFICIAL ~PRoCEEpINGs.

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Alexander Seinlar, 573 Nelson avenue,
Fourth district.
Patrick Murphy, 1873 Sherman avenue,
Fourth district.
Michael keenan,, 45 Grace street, Fourth
district.
Thomas O'Brien, 80 Oswego street, Fifth
district.
A. Fiola, 4sO Grand street, Fifta dis
trict two licenses).
D. Magee, 1858 Wayne street, Fifth dis
trict.
Thomas O'Brien, $50 Halliday street,
Sixth district.
Resolved, That licenses as pawnbrokers
located at the following named places in
Jersey City be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk, under the cooperate seal of the city,
to the following named persons, on their pay
ing the license fees and giving the bonds re-
quired by law:
Simon Mayer, 25s Warren street, First
district.
Sarah Wolfe, 567 Newark avenue, Second
district.
Aaron Mayer. 176 Pavonia avenue. Sec
ond district.
Frederick Payne, 246 Newark avenue,
Third district.
David Mayer, 1853 Pavonia avenue.
Third district.
The reports were received and the resolu-
tons adopted.
The Committee on Trade Licenses, to
whom was referred June 81. 1893, the COM
munication from he Merchants Protective
Association recommending certain amend
ments to the ordinance to license and regu-
late npdH1erS pracaptad n ranarf tboraap
setting forth that the grievances complained
of can be abolished by the enforcement of
the law; that it is illegal to discriminate be-
tween residents and non-residents as to
amount of license fee, etc., the following
resolution accompanying the report:
Resolved, That the Board of Police Com
missioners be requested to direct the officers
of their department to enforce the provisions
of the ordinance to license and regulate
peddlers in Jersey City.
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote, the yeas and nays having been or
dered and taken on the call of the Presi-
dent.
Yeas-All the members present eleven
Q1) in number.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
The following resolutions were reported by
committees in payment of claims heretofore
! referred:
BY Committee on Aims.
Resolved. That the sum Of SAC. rs be
paid TO Louis Appel for shoes for outdoor
poor to June 2, 1893.
50 to John Harrison for repairs to wagon
OF Overseer of the Poor, June 5. 1898.
$50. rs to Edward Kett for groceries for
ortdoor NOR RI Nav D2 1909
$50 to James A. Mccormack for shoes for
outdoor poor to June IL. 1898.
SIS TO P. III. McQuaid for groceries for
outdoor poor to June 10, 1898.
$50 to Bryan Smith for board of horse of
Overseer of the Poor. April and May, 1893.
By Committee on District Courts:
Resolved. That the sum of $26 be paid to
Henry J. Powell for services as constable,
Second District Court, June, 1893.
$40. 90 to c. VIM. Wenner & Co., for
stationery for First District Court.
By Committee on Printing, Stationery and
Supplies:
i Resolved. That the. sum Of $40 be paid to
F. A. Cleveland for ice for City Hall, June,
1898.
$207. 80 to Albert Datz for Autograph
licenses, etc.
$26 to Albert Datz for printing applica-
tions. etc. for Building Inspector.
1854. 30 to Evening Journal Association
for publishing applications for liquor licenses.
$17.10 to Evening Journal Association for
publishing applications for liquor licenses.
81 to P. II. Hanley for repairing chair for
Building Inspector.
S43. 40 to &c. Electric Light Co. for light
ing City Clerks office, May, 1898.
$26 to J.C. News for printing manuals.
s. to &c. News for printing manuals.
$1S TO Jersey City Printing Co. for print
ing cards and rules of order.
So to Western Union Telegraph Co. for
time service at City Clerks office, January 1
to juno 80, 1893.
Thc resolutions were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having been