The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-11
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SAG, Ernest Ewest; No. sos, e. A. and A.
Sayles; No. 731, Karl Kindelberger; No.
o'Nein, No. 7ss, Blois & Kennedy; No. sls.
Thomas sista; No. S42, VIM. Ashmore;
No I sss, Mrs. P; f. 4, csosgToye; Nc; SO,
IShn N Sars sos, G John II j. M BoyIans : No S.N so7,
Casper zeitter; No. $40, Louis Hoehl;
No. 925, K; Matthews; No. s28 j. J. Duff
f nore No, c& ss9; James Ns. IS hse9Hgs snT;v BE sieks SIS:
No. 95S, Henry Byrne; No. 957, Joseph
Mastres; No. 969, Moritz Hahner; No.
s72, Albert Ross; No. 97s, John ,McHugh.
The report was received and the re-
solution adopted.
The following resolution was reported
by the Committee on Finance:-
Resolved, That warrants be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor of the fol-
lowing named persons for payment of
salaries for September, 1894, when due,
John Z. Scott, City Clerk. 49,. s41e 66
John Graham, City Marshal....... 125 90
John E. Hewitt. Overseer of the %, 90
Edward j. Hewitt. Assistant over :
seer of the Poor...-.........: So 80
J.. Wallace Black. Inspector of
Scales, Weights and Measures. 50 80
VIM. H. Neill, Inspector of Build
10 w
trict Court. $50 90
James N. kbTdQeEl, GleTk Oh aflISl
John A. McGrath, Judge Of Second
R 11srtic1L T. McDermott, CLERK Of GOV "
Second District Court. .............. 125 90
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of
the President
Yeas-Al the members present. twelve
in number.
ported the following resolutions on petit
tons heretofore referred.
Resolved that a license as a city auc-
tioneer be issued by the Mayor and City
city, to Moses Fry on his paying tia u
cenSe fee.
Resolved, That license to peddle goods,
wares, or merchandise in Jersey City be
Issued by the Mayor I'M City Clerk
under the corporate seal of the city to
the following named persons on their
paying the license fee.
Charles Earn, John Kneer, Charles
Gerlach, Max Kornbluh, Owen McGin-
ness, Henry j.. Smith, Mary Campbell,
Jules Westermann, Samuel Percy Chris
| Gilbert C. Fosdick, Cornelius O'Keefe,
Edward A. Jones, John Miltdner. Jr,
Thomas Coyle, Thomas Farmer, VIM.
Sievert Tonnesen, Ignaz Ebstein, w. S.
Rustin, Charles Kneedler, Thomas Coyne,
John Coppinger. Samuel Lublang, Syl-
Tsaig, charlss se;eli e a !; I DIshl' Br o9hn
| Ella Lambert, Raffaile Abbat, Wertheim
| Bros, Mrs. r. Staderman, Forrest
Stringham. Percival z. Perry, John r.
Bell, Charles Leistmsain, Fred e. Rath-
bone, Mrs. K. s.. Curtis, Wilhelmina r.
Gerdts, r.. A. Harrison and Henry Sack
| mann.
| shops at the following named places in
Jersey City be issued by the Mayor and
City Clerk under the corporate seal of
FIRST DISTRICT.
James Doherty, 20 Hudson street.
John 2. sE EesGaNsK; B 81 hSsfc street
Frederick Contey, S1 First street e
| licenSes).
Frank Rice, 1874 First street.
Joseph ~Colanduono, 1888 Merseles street.
Lorenzo Capoano, 1892 Fourth street.
Louis Feltz, 1893 Fourth street.
Giuseppe Sardella,, sSS Fourth street.
Rosario Diamato, 408 Third street.
Resolved, That licenses as public porters
be Issued by the Mayor and City Clerk
under the corporate seal Of the city to
| Jacob Unger and John O,Callaghan on
their paying the license fees.
Resolved, That licenses as street mu-
s~icians, as provided for by the ordinance
| Mayor and city Clerk under the corpor-
| ate seal of the city to the following
named persons on their paying the IL
| cenSe leeSs
Antonio Liberti, Nicholas Chierco, Bus
| setti Giovanni and Leonard Martin.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays hay
ing been ordered and taken: fff
Yeas-AIl the members present, twelve
I CD in number.
| AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLu-
TON.
The following resolutions were re.
| ported by committees In payment of
| claims heretofore referred
BY Committee on Alm -
Resolved, That the sum OF $3.50 be
paid George H. Bunnell for burial of
outdoor poor to September "a, 1894.
$87 to NJ. Bosquitt for groceries for
outdoor poor to August s, 1894.
s2s to Herman Bartset for groceries
for outdoor poor to- September "a, 1894.
$3.50 to Lawrence CqnHin for burial OF
outdoor poor to June s, 1894.
$97 to Louis +. .Finke. for groceries
for outdoor poor to May 29, 1884.
1925 to Charles GfeenWaldt for gro