The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-11

ceries for outdoor poor to June II, 1894.
1902 to Louis Heisterhagen for gro
ceries for outdoor poor to September 10,
1894.
$S2.25 to Louis Heisterhagen for gro
ceries for outdoor poor to June II, 1894.
SAFE to Hawthorn Bros; for grocer
S5e.75 to Hawthorn Bros. for grocer
les for outdoor poor to July "a, 1894.
SIS to Lorenz F. Kleber for burial of
$61.25 to Daniel Marian for groceries
for outdoor poor to May 81, 1894.
$3.50 to DAME Marian for groceries
SIG to James MCCORMACK for shoes
for outdoor poor to May l, 1894.
50 cents to n; 7. & n J. Telephone Go:
for quarter ending June l, 1894.
$56.25 to Nicholas OFT for shoes for out
door poor to July 10, 1894.
$50 to Bryan Smith for board of horse
of Overseer of the Poor, May and June,
IS cents to United Gas Improvement
Co. for gas used at office of Overseer OF
the Poor, quarter ending June 80, 1894.
BY Committee on District Courts:
Resolved, That the sum of $7 be paid
to Joseph Boland for services as con-
stable Second District Court, August,
1894.
$3.50 to Frank McDermott for ice for
First District Court from April z TO
$500 to John H. Masker for services as
constable First District Court, August,
1894
BY Committee on Elections:
to Joseph Zumbusch for storage of cleo
ton furniture for three months to
August s, 1894.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
Resolved, That the sum of $174.sO be
paid to the Evening Journal Association
for advertising notice of application for
$S2 to j. G. News for printing manuals.
81 to Estate of Frank Leblanc for re-
pairs to Building Inspectors wagon.
BY Committee on Public Grounds and
Resolved, That the sum of $7.75 be
paid to W. E. Meconnekin for locks,
The resolutions were adopted by. he
following vote, the yeas and nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken on the call
of the President:
Yeas-All the members present, twelve
in number
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion of Alderman Dusenbery the
following entitled ordinance, presented
May %, 1894, was taken from the table
for consideration, viz
IAN ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled An ordinance relative to aug
~tioneers in Jersey City passed May 70,
1885. and approved June !, 1852
Alderman McCoobery moved
That the ordinance be referred to the
Committee on Laws and Ordinances.
The motion was rejected by the follow
ing vote, the yeas and nays having peeH
| ordered and taken on the call OF he
President u,
McCoobery.
| Hill. Martin, Mccarthy, Mitchell Wilson,
Witter and President Simpson.
The ordinance was then passed by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-Aldermen Dohrman, Dusenbery
| Hill, Martin, Mccarthy, Mitchell, Will
son, Witter and President Simpson.
Nays Aldermen Day, Fleming and
On motion Of Alderman Witter the
| privilege of the floor was granted to
James s. Erwin, ESQ.,, attorney, VINO
| explained the necessity for the ordinance;
Resolutions were presented, received
| and disposed of as ~follows:-
By Alderman Witter and adopted:
| Whereas, Much complaint exists on
| the part of people who ~patronize II
| them are not honest, and while prices
/ NAV be cheap the quantity is not what
1t should be; therefore
Resolved, That the Inspector OF scales
Weights and Measures be directed TO I'M
mediately xamin and seal all measures
used by licensed peddlerS and to report
| To this Board the names of all ~peddlers
whose measures may be oun not cor
rect that they nay be dealt with by this
Resolved. That the Chief of Police be
re0uested to assist the said Inspector in
such manner as will enable him to per-
form his duties.
(To be ~continued.)