The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-02

Second precinct. John DeLargy.
Third precinct, Harry T.. Hayes.
Fourth precinct, John ]. Gillen.
Fifth precinct, Joseph I. Moran.
Sixth precinct, Charles Streicher.
Seventh precinct, Frederick Clos.
Eighth precinct, Henry Knoop.
Ninth precint, Peter D.. VOORHEES,.
Tenth precinct, John Dolan.
Eleventh precinct. Joseph p. Burke.
FOURTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
First precinct, William ]. Purdy.
Second precinct, j.. w. Black.
Third precinct, M. H. johnson.
Fourth precinct, Edward Feiler.
Fifth precinct, William T. Tuttie.
Sixth precinct. Sohn G. Meharg.
Seventh precinct, Horny f. Seeberger.
Eight precinct, John Boisson.
Ninth precinct, John Schroeder.
Tenth precinct, Fred Stuhr.
Eleventh precinct, John Melscheimer.
Twelfth precinct, Valentine Schmitt.
Thirteenth precinct, Michael Nugent.
Fourteenth precinct, William Foley.
Fifteenth precinct, Theodore Mendies.
Sixteenth precinct, Charles E. Freeland.
Eighteenth precinct. Edwin M. Richards.
FIFTH ALDERMANIC
First precinct, Alvah Scofield.
Third precinct. Alexander Beatty.
Fourth precinct, John M. Daily.
Fifth precinct, James P. Ahearn.
Sixth precinct. Ed. B. Mccoy.
Seventh precinct, Allanby Thompson.
Eighth precint, VIM. j. Coleman.
Ninth precinct, Andrew Craig.
Tenth precinct. Charles j. Holsey.
Eleventh precinct, Edward G. Bouton, Jr.
Twelfth precinct, Robert Jacques.
Thirteenth precinct, Charles s. Garrison.
SIXTH ADERMANIC DISTRICT.
First precinct, Charles F. Zissell.
Second precinct, James Fenlon.
Third precinct, William K. Wolverton.
Fourth precinct, Thomas E. Woodley.
Fifth precinct, Emmett M. Burlingame.
Sixth precinct, George J. Kellogar.
Seventh precinct, Dennis p. Bloomer.
Eighth precinct, Henry N. Martens.
Tenth precinct, George FL. Lusch.
Eleventh precinct, 0. P. Cadugan.
Twelfth precinct, George A. Hausser.
Thirteenth precinct, William Bermei.
Fourteenth precinct, Charles A. Lauer.
Fifteenth precinct, Jacob NJ. Anderson.
On motion Of Mr., Mendles, Mr.. McAndrew
was appointed Chairman of the Board.
On motion of Mr. DeLargy Mr.. I. C. Long
was appointed Sergeant ,at-Arms.
On motion Of Mr.. Crotty Mr.. George w.
Smith was appointed Messenger.
The Chairman administered to the members
qrired of them by law, and Mr.. Crotty adj
ministered to the Chairman of the Board, the
oath required of him by law.
T~hereupon the members present produced
the original statements which had been de-
livered to them respectively, and the same
were laid before the Board.
BY reason Of the absence of some of the
members at 12:45 o'clock P. M. On motion
of Mr.. Mendles, the Board took a recess
until Q o'clock P. NJ.
On r~eassembling in addition to the mem
hers present at the organization of the
Board, the following members appeared,
produced the original statements which had
been delivered to them respectively, and the
same were laid before the Board after they
had taken the oaths required by law.
John Waddiek, First district, Eighth pre-
cinct.
John J.. Dunn, Third district, Twelfth
precinct.
David o'Leary, Fourth district, Seven
teenth precinct.
Charles NJ. Evans, Sixth district, Ninth
precinct.
By reason of the absence of a representa-
tive Of the Second precinct, Fifth district
o'clock r. NJ, adjourned to meet at the
Aldermanic Chamber. City Hall. on Satur-
day, April IA, 1894, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Clerk of tho Board of City Canvassers.
Adjourned meeting of the Boar | of City
Canvassers at the Aldermanic Chambers,
City Hall, IN Saturday, April II, 1894, at 10
O'Clock A. M.
Present-The Chairman (Mr. McAndrews)
and Messrs. Jurgens, Smith, D~rachman,
Secor, Mead. Hills, Davis, Crotty, Stewart,
Mcnamara, Finck, Crawford, DeLargy,
S~treicher, Knoop, VOORHEES,, Dolan, Purdy,
Feiler, Boisson, Schroeder, Merscheimer,
Schmitt, Nugent, Richards, Scofield, DAILY,
Aheafn, Mccoy, Holsey,r Bouton, jacques,
BloomerA Martens and Lusch, Philip Null
doom, Jr, Officer of Election from the
Second precinct, Fifth district, appeared
produced the original statements which had
been delivered to him and the same was laid
before the Board.
The Chairman administered to Mr.. Null
doom the oath required by law.
The Board then proceeded to ascertain
from the said original statements, the votes
voted for thereat, and for the several officers
mentioned in such statements.
Mr.. Louis Drachman, from the Fourth
precinct, First district, protested against
receiving the return from the Second pre-
cinct, Second district, alleging fraud, and
Mr.. Alfred C. Mead, from the Tenth pre-
cinct, First district, protested against re-
ceiving the return from the Sixth precinct,
Second district, alleging irregularity.
The Board then made a written statement
of the whole number of votes given for the
several officers elected in the several alder
manic districts together with the names CT
the persons for whom such votes were given,
n tho uInDer OK VOUeS given lOf eacn, as
required by law.
The Board then proceeded upon the above
mentioned statement, as stated by them, to
determine and declare, and they did deter
mine and declare what person or persons had
received the highest number of votes for
each of the offices mentioned In such state
ment.
The following resolutions were presented,
received and disposed of as follows:
BY Mr.. Mersheimer AMI adopted.
Resolved, That the statement and final
declaration of the Board of City Can
vassers be signed by the Chairman and
Clerk, and filed with the statement in the
Clerks office.
By Mr.. Mersheimer and adopted:
Resolved, That the clerk be requested to
make out the claim Of the members for com
pensation for services as City Canvasser
and present the same to the Board of Alder
men for payment.
BY Mr.. Mersheimer and adopted:
Resolved, That this Board request the
Board Of Aldermen to pay T. c. Long the
sum of fifty dollars for services as Sergeant
farms to this Board.
BY Mr.. Mersheimer and adopted:
Resolved, That this Board request the