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Christian Krais and Roger Doherty or
their paying the license fees.

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Christian Krais and Roger Doherty on
their paying the license fees.
Resolved, That licenses as public
| porters be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal of the
city to Frederick w. Garrison and Thos.
Darlington on their paying the license
fee.
Resolved, That a license to keep a junk
shop at No. 204 Beacon avenue, in the
Fourth district of Jersey City, be issued
by the Mayor and City Clerk under the
corporate seal of the city to George
Hausche, on his paying the license fee.
Resolved, That licenses as street music
ians, as provided for by ordinance pass
ed June 25, 1889, be issued by the Mayor
and City Clerk under the corporate seal
| of the city to Karl Schneider and Eliza
beth Schneider, on their paying the
license fee.
The reports were received and the reso-
lutions adopted.
The Committee on Trade Licenses, to
whom was referred, November 10, 1894,
the petition of Genaro Copertino for a
license to keep a junk shop at No. 915
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Der 2, 1894, the remonstrance of James
| Brady and others against the granting of
/ aid license. presented an adverse report
thereon, recommending the adoption of
the. following resolution
That a license be not grant
ed Genaro Copertino to keep a junk shop
at BIS Third street. because of the re-
mo~nstrance of James Brady and others,
and that a warrant be drawn on the
City Treasurer in favor of Genaro Copper
tine for fifteen ($15) dollars, to refund
junk shop license fee deposited Novem-
Der 13. 1894.
The report was received. The resolu-
ton was adopted by the following vote,
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the President
Yeas-AH the member present, nine in
number.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY REsoLU-
TION.
The following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment of claims
heretofore referred.
By Committee on District Courts:-
Resolved, That the sum of $40 be
paid to John w. Harrison for twi di-
rectories for District Courts; S25 to John
H. Masker or services as Constable,
First District Court, November, 1894.
BY Committee on Elections
Resolved, That the sum of $217.5o be
paid to American Dist. Tel. Co. for mes
senger service Election Day, November
6, 1894; S6S to Baker & Western for cart
ing election furniture. etc, nine pre-
cincts, Fourth district.
$40 to John Damon for carting election
furniture, etc.. seven precincts, Fifth
District.
$55 to Peter Daffeldecker for carting of
furniture, ETC., five precincts, Sixth dis
trict, registry and election, October and
November, 1894.
$316.S5 to Albert Datz for stationery,
etc., for registry and election, October
and November, 1894.
sS2s to Albert Datz for printing, ETC.,
for registry and election, October and
November, 1894.
$7S6.2O to Evening Journal Association
| for advertising registry and election,
/ October and NoVember, 1894.
S65 to William Fisher for carting cleo
ton furniture and booths, five precincts,
Sixth District.
$3.50 to John Graham for repairing bal
lot boxes, ETC., registry and election,
| October and November, 1894.
81. 40 to M. ]. Griffin for lamps and oil
for election.
IS to George Hetherington for carting
| furniture and booths, five precincts,
Sixth District, registry and election,
October and November, 1894.
| s42 to George Hill for carting furniture,
etc., six precincts, Fifth district, reg
! istry n election, October and Novem-
Der, 1894.
$265 to Jersey City News for advertis-
ing registry and election notices, Oct
| tober and November, 1894.
s2S5.5O to j.. c.. Herald for advertising
registry and election notices, October
and November, 1894.
$3.50 to Jersey City News for advertis-
ing election notice, etc., october, 1894.
$40 to Jersey City News for advertising
| special registry notice.
$4S to George H. Jones for fitting up
polling places, Third District.
$546.6O to N. j. Stats Zeitung Company
/ for advertising election and special regis
| try notice, November, 1894.
$50 to John p. Landrine for furniture
for registry and election, October and
November, 1894.
S21 to Charles A. Lohmann for carting
| booths and furniture, Tenth, Eleventh
and Twelfth precincts, Fourth district,
registry and election, October and No
vember, 1894.
SS to G. Mattel for carting election
booths and furniture, four precincts,
Fourth district.
$780, 60 to New Jersey Stats Zeitung
Company for publishing registry notice,
| October, 1884
1884 to A. j. Newly for carting furni-
ture and booths. Third district, registry
and election. october and November,
1894.
SIT to W. R. Saywell for carting cleo
ton furniture and booths, First district,
November, 1894.
$14 to Albert Schmohl for carting fur
%niture, ETC., two precincts, Fourth dis
triet, registry and election, October and
November, 1894.
1925 to w. R. Wheeler & Davis Co.
for repairing 400 booths, election, Novem-
Der, 1894.
1922 to w. r. Wheeler & Davis Co.
for putting up rails and booths, election,
November. 1894 (s precincts).
SIT to John A. White for carting furnf-
ture, etc, eleven precincts, Second dis
trict. registry and election, october and
November, 1894.
$121 to Joseph ~zumbusch for supplies,
ETC., for election, November, 1894.