The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
Resolved, That the following claims bs

lot gas USED IN Arm0Fy september 1870
S4S to United Ga Improvement Co..
BY Committee on District Courts.
to j. H. Mitchell for services as Con-
stable. 2nd District Court, October, 1885.
R Sy SednT MAE the on fo Easssaehe Claims be
$50 to Chronicle Publishing Co. for
si IS to savage s9p & slse gallery ss Pr fusnish lfss;
candles and holder for election. Noy-
ember 1895.
sY5lo to Jersey csty News for adyer;
si.5o T. j. c. Herald for sdyeTfSsIng
notice for election supplies. August n,
Resolved. That the following claims
for rent Of places for registry and eiec-
81 Eugene Gandiosi. Julius Be9se. John
Fl Tbun Redd Tsso sahnstz. ee pFo9 ". l BIZ.
airy. Geo. Eckhardt. Louis Heisterhagen.
Wm. Hanser. Frank Lourqberg,
T TRe@as afs wssfsr J. i w9 Raasas0nMl sScAaasi
4. q: Nnloodsmus James q, wSods.
laSsnsii t sahnob s, IahsS' { aee aaddis fr Geo.
Total. sos.
Resolved, That the following claims for
cartfng furniture and booths for regis
ia James M Mssilsy sss; A !, Newly. 81:
s. Babeock s@2i VIM. Foster, 50; Albert
Scott. sAi Geo, ]. Hetherington, $50. and
Joekson Orr Jr, a. Total TSCtaa, s4S ai.,r. co.
fittingupb ooths and polling places be
sd3us chl HsI' 81; r.; p sessph ba Sshapston: ; sss;
Resolved. That the follow,ng claims on
6 6sr ana e TsgaSsTs 1872 asa be e'G paiSs. 0e''-
s24 to s. ]. Curtis for coach hire:
$50 sSs;tS 70 and Fs sfssRsgn y sSstcsa, e sssvsrtisine
$225 to John Graham. for repairing
ballot boxes, etc.
ns ri = Sallgs hire etc ees e'
$233.60 to John M. Lothrop for making
and repairing election booths.
S233.6 to john Johnston for making
repairing election booths.
sl28 to Joseph Zumbusch for storing
M delivering furniture, booths. etc.
$50. to Jackson Orr for carriage hire,
S7a.47' to Western Union Telegraph Com
pany for messenger service.
pa Efs o. oaioe aaa Of he Regi saR 9 3 f Eisetio ss
for services at registry, October J. 5 and
is, 1895, and at election, November 5,
receipt Of the said amount from the
County Collector.
BY Committee on Public Grounds and
Resolved. That the following claims be
l.sl to j. c. Electric Light company
for lighting City Clerks Office, August,
$5.25 to ]. c.. Electric Light Company
for lighting City Clerks office. septem-
sSs;ss t. J.. E, Electric Light Company
offices, August, 1885.
$5l,T to j. c. Electric Light Company
for lighting Mayors and City Collectors
BY Committee on Trade Licenses
Resolved, h the sum of $50 be paid
to John Bungert for licensed vender
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas n nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken:--
YeaSEAll the members present, ten In
number.
BY Committee on Elections:-
Resolved, That the sum of s62 be paid
to Edward A; schult for posting registry
senger to City Clerk, September 81 to
II T6s rssolutlSn was adopted by the he
a a@d snys having fossi been ' Osasred sG aad taz se"
Ys &, a NIaes i DoR sa1 agsson.
! Wilson, Whittier and President Simpson.
Nay-Alderman Calnon
GOQS bO6lNE0o.
Resolved That the. resolution passed
Drawn in favor Of Thomas A. Smith, for
Of 50. for the purpose of r~efunding inn
and tavern license deposited August, IL,
1875 be and the same Is hereby resSeinds !
following vote. the ayes and nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken. on the call
YeasAI the members present. ten in
By, Alderman Wilson and adogted:1
tights efaRat to the ass use Of s many q the pusSlc
Eng h9~F9 aofn IF pr Ug 6nas I fasgi asSTssea al es
cipal boards and officials of the city:
and
Whereas, The aforesaid onpan does
not in any way contribute its share
toward the maintenance of the city gov
m compared with that of other
property owners: and
upon the city authorities for assistance
age and at all times receive such pro-
lection as is afforder others: and
sa mee eempan N Is sn eo@ SasS q or Ee does Of 1 ifs
own violition pay into the treasury an
annual license fee of $40 per can; there
Resolved. That the. Corporation coun-
! sell, at the next regular meeting of this
Board, be requested to sibmit, in writing.
oA S-a AC~AAS taAS - NAJ ObAAN
an ordinance similar to that Under which
Newark imposes a fee of SO on each
car.
BY Alderman MITCHELL
Resolved. That warrants be drawn on
the City Treasurer In favor of the err
sons hereinafter named for evtra SER
vices rendered at Registry and Election,
| October and November. 1895. for the
amounts set opposite their respective
names:-Thomas K. Ealstead. $50; n. e.
Feury, $50: ]. P. Wanser, $50; T. ].
The resolution was adopted by the fol
| lowing vote, the yeas and hayes having
been ordered and taken on the call of
the President
Yeas-An the members present. ten in
number.
BY Alderman MITCHELL
Whereas, the act of May Is. 1890, regu-
ties upon the City Clerk and by Section
. So thereof. this Board is authorized to
/ allow compensation. therefore and
Whereas, In our jurisdiction such du-
ties have been faithfully performed:
therefore
the sum OF five hundred doll9rs would
be a fair compensation, and do hereby
order that the said sum of be paid to
Edward w. Woolley. City Treasurer, for
his services at the recent Registry and
Electaon in October and November.
1895.
The preamble and resolution were
yeas and nays having been ordered and
taken in the call of the President
yeas-Aldermen poirrfnann. HeritagA.
Mitchell, Ross, Vernflge. Wilson. Wit
ter and President Simpson.
NayS-A,deriIlSa Ealnon and Guiton.
81 an, r,1nfiNr1 -af Al1Nvrnor, ATffAh11I 49,