The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-26
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
(oncial Proceedings

! Resolved, That by and with the con-
f nanee, lots af 20 the and 8 & iH BLOCK oe I'VE I've
hundred and f~orty-nine (549 purchased Dy
the city under Adjustment tax sale.
and for which a deed has been given,
sold and conveyed to. John Dickson or
his assigns, in fee simple free from al
encumbrances for the amount now due
levied since the date of the order con-
irming the adjusted liens with interest
and costs to date and that upon the pay
ment of said amount to the City Treas
urer, a deed be executed therefor under
the seal of the city and the hand of His
Honor the Mayor, and delivered to said
by the Corporation Counsel and shall
| contain a full warranty of title to the
amount paid to the city by such pur-
chaser.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were severally adopted
by the following. vote, the yeas and nays
call of the President
Yeas-All the members present except
! ing the President, who refrained from
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on petit
lions heretofore REFEREED
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods,
wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk
y gndsT the Casey eogP0ra 5aco seal 2 %br ths al6y t.
Simon Cohen e licensesl, Jacob Gass-
VIII, Joseph Lewis and John Shea, on
their paying the license fees.
Resolved, That a license to keep a junk
shop at No. 149 Golden street in the Fifth
district of Jersey City be issued by the
| Mayor and Citl Clerk under the corporate
seal of the city to John Bertolino on his
J paying the license fee.
The reports, were received and the
resolutions adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLU-
TION.
Tho fo11Owipr rnc011tionS wara reDortad
by Committees in payment of claims
heretofore REFEREED
By Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the sum of S39 be paid
to H. C. Bartsch for groceries for out
door poor to December 10, 1894.
$19 to Lawrence Connen for burial of
out door poor to December II, 1894.
$50 to Barley Coyne for shoeing horse
of Overseer of Poor TO December 3,
$3.50 to Henry Hagen for groceries
for out door poor to December IS, 1891.
sl405 to John z. Langan for repairing
st S9es5o et to J Jobn oy Fi McS Su rRe for poo Burial
OF out door poor to December IS. 1894.
$3.50 to J. s~chellenberger for repairing
hs ST. is B eTs;, 9 gTeffe fo OF hoard tne Po of horse
of Oyerseer of the Poor.
Ninety cents to United Gas Improve
Of %ef the i Poor io Jui EaS 81 a e G NoTem % oS IS, is5a.
BY Committee, on Baths and Armor-
H. s~pringsted be paid for coal for
Fourth Regiment, N. G.. N. j., Com
p9ny A.
Resolved, That the sum of $4 be paid
to William H. Allan for ice for Fourth
District Court, four months ending No
S25 to Joseph Boland for services as
vember, 1894.
By Committee on Elections
For rant of no1inO n1aaaS for rnpiC-
try and Election, October and November,
sci, William Allen, Seventh precinct
81 Louis Apicella, First precinct, Third
SCI, Louis c. Bullock, Fifth precinct
s21, Albert Beckman, Eleventh precinct
First district.
SCI, Emil Bading, Twelfth precinct
81, E. c. Boughton, Jr., Eighteenth
precinct Fourth district.
$21, julius Boose, Third precinct Third
$21, Lamouz Bayer, Sixteenth precinct
81, Gottfried. Book, Ninth precinct,
81, Alfred Boettsher, Fourth precinct
81, samuel, J.. Blakey, Second pre-
cinct, Fifth district.
81, James F. Blackshaw, Fifth pre-
cinct Sixth district.
s21, William Chaumont, Sixth pre-
cinct Fifth district.
81, Columbia B. and L. Association,
Eleventh precinct Fifth district.
$14, e. R. Crofut, Sixth precinct Sixth
s21, Ann Curtis, Fifteenth precinct
ST, George Capped, Third precinct, Sec
ond district.
$21, ]. T: Davidson, Fourth precinct
81, Louis De Alexandra. First precinct
Second district.
s21, Charles Doobritz, Eighth precinct
Fourth district.
$21, Andrew ]. Duffy, Seventh precinct
/ Second district.
81, Winfield C. Dunn, Thirteenth pre-
cinct, Sixth district.
81, George Eckhardt, Eighth precinct
Third district.
$21, Faunce & Co., Ninth precinct
Sixth district.
$21, Herman Freese, Thirteenth precinct,
Fourth district.
$21, Thomas Greares Tenth precinct,
Third District.
s21, Eugene Gaudioso, Third precinct,
First district.
S21, Andrew Geegold, Tenth precinct
Fourth district.
SCI, James T.. Cough. Second precinct,
Third district.
S21, Morris Gilman, Second precinct
First district.
S21, Louis Heisterhagen, Ninth precinct
81, lane Hartley, Seventh precinct
First district.
81, Jehn Jordan, Twelfth precinct
sci, Annie B.. Kunz, Fourteenth pre-
( cinct, Fourth district.
s21, Henry Kraus, Second precinct
Second district.
$2l, Henry H. Kahlut. Tenth precinct
First district.
$21, Louis Koeing, Sixth precinct Fourth
district.
s2l, A. Larsen, Twelfth precinct Fourth
district.
s21, Catharine Looney, Sixth precinct
Second district.
$21, Fred Landmesser, Third precinct
Fifth district.
s2l, Jas, Mccarthy, Fifteenth precinct
Sixth district.
s2l, Frank Messina. Eleventh precinct
Third district.
s2l. Thomas Murphy, Second precinct,
Fourth district.
$2l, Richard MoAteer, Third precinct,
Sixth district.
sci. Henry Neid, Fourth precinct, First
district.
precinct, Sixth district.
S2i, William Payne. Tenth precinct,
Second district.
s2i, Edward Pladdys. Fifth precinct.
Fourth district.
sci, il. Probat, First precinct, Fourth
ssi, John Nj. Rapp. seventh precinct,
eTo be continued,