The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-26

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


(Oficial Proceedings.)
S21, Joseph S. Roberts, Tenth precinct,
Sixth district.
s21, John Rebhan, Thirteenth precinct,
Fifth district.
s2l, John F. Reddan, Fourth precinct,
Third district.
s21, Charles Reincke, Eighth precinct.
s21, Morris Sadokerski, Sixth precinct,
First district.
s21, Theodore Schultz, Fourth precinct,
Second district.
s21, Bryan Smith, First precinct, Fifth
district.
s21, Daniel Schorr, Ninth precinct, Fifth
district.
s21, C. H. ~Springsted, First precinct,
Sixth district.
s21, Martin sigg, First precinct, First
district.
s21, Albert schmohl, Seventeenth pre-
cinct, Fourth district.
S21, Theodore Schutzbach, Eleventh pre-
cinct, Fourth district.
S21, j. w. Smith, Seventh precinct, Fifth
district.
81, Thomas Snowdese, Fifth precinct,
Third district.
81, e. sheehan, Twelfth precinct, Sixth
district.
sci, Dermaco S~avarato, Second precinct,
Sixth district.
SCI, Henry F. Seeberger, Seventh pre-
cinct, Fourth district.
SCI, Charles Steck s. Son, Fourth pre-
cinct, Fourth district.
81, Louis Thurm, Fifth precinct, Sec
ond district.
81, P. H. Herman, Fifth precinct, Fifth
district.
$2l. James w. T~resouthick, Eleventh
| precinct, Second district.
$21, Henry Vorsatz, Third precinct,
Fourth district.
SCI, Henry Wettneben, Sixth precinct,
s21, James II. Woods, Eighth precinct,
Sixth district.
BY Committee on Printing. Stationery
and Supplies
Resolved, That the sum of $40 be paid
to William H. Allen for ice at City Hall,
October and November, 1894.
SIS to p. H. Blizzard & Son for keep
of horse of Building Inspector, Novem-
So to Jersey City Herald for publish
ing notice of ordinance relative to auc-
tioneers.
Resolved, That the sum of $62.ss be
paid the Jersey City Electric Light
Company for lighting City Clerks office.
ss2.s2 to Jersey City Electric Light
Company for lighting Mayors, Collec-
! tors and Treasurer's offices, November,
1894.
81 to Jersey City Electric Light Com
| pany for wireing outlet in Mayors office.
$5.25 to S.. c. Leonard for work at City
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken on the call
| of the President
Yeas-All the members present, nine
in number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolution was offered
by Alderman Dohrmann and adopted
H. f~r ~ -
| veniences of the public the Consolidated
| Traction and North Hudson County Rail-
way Companies be requested to trans
fer passengers at Erie street and Hen
| derson street to and from Pavonia fer
| ry; at Grove street to and from Hobo
ken ferries; at Summit avenu and Five
| Corners to and from Marion station, and
to n from the Bergen district, and
at such other points as will best serve
the necessities of the public.
Alderman M~cCoobery moved THAT the
Committee or Laws and Ordinances be
relieved from the further consideration
of all papers concerning the naming
of Tuers avenue and EnoS place.
The motion was rejected by the fol-
| lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken On the call of
the President
Yeas-Aldernen Hin, Mccoobery and
! Witter.
NaysEAldermen Dohrmann, Dusen-
berry, Mccarthy, Mitchell, Wilson and
| President Simpson.
On motion OF Aldermen Mccarthy the
Board then adjourned.
City Clerk.