The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-08
BoARD OF ~ALDERrTEN.

lOl1Cld4 IOCCC1il1os +.
Adjourned regular meeting OF the Boara
of Aldermen OF Jersey City, at the As
dermanic Chamber. City Hall. TUESDAY.
The roll was called at $3.50 o'clock
p. M.
Present-President Simpson. and Alder
men Day. Dohrmann. Dusenbery, Hlii,
Mccarthy. McCoobery. Mitchell. Wilson
and Witter.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Connolly.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented. received and
disposed of as follows
Petition of Charles William Herman
for assignment Of certificate of sale held
by city under Chapter 112. Laws OF 1856
Referred to Committee on Finance.
Seven ~ applications for Licenses 70
peddles and
(See reports subsequently, made)
Referred to Committee on Trade LII
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and
disposed of as follows
SIS p Is: labs aIber fp batz. sss $3.50. Som John Ruggs.
$53. %; and Bryan Smith, $50.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
OF d. Steele & Son, $125.
Referred to Committee on Baths and
Of a. j.. Doan. s75.47.
Referred to Committee on District
OF John Bannon. $42. James 2. Black
schaw. s14; Columbia B.. and l.. Assn.
$14; John T.. Davidson. $l4; Joseph Du-
Graham, sS6; Thomas Greayes. sl4; Annie
B. Kunz. s14: Julia MeGrath. 81 and =;
John NJ Rapp.. 81; Theodore schptz5acn.
II. Swart. SIS; J. w. Smith, s14: Henry
Wittneben. $14.
Referred e Committee on Elections;
Of j.. G.. Herald, s51; r. c.. News. S1a7.
Referred to- Committee on Printing.
Stationery and Supplies
Of James F. g b. &. = So Ss J; g; mlee-
Improvement Co. s2s. 40; -.
Referred to Committee on Public
Gr0 oFF1cERs uGt5odlMNEMiiuNIcArIoNs.
The City Clerk presented reports Of
the approval by, the Mayor on Marcn
drivers. cab drivers. omnibus drivers
and porters. on the 18th inst, Of a furth-
er supplement to ordinance regulating
18th inst. Of the ordinance dividing the
City of Jersey City into wards. etc.
The reports were received and order-
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on peti-
tions heretofore REFEREED
Resolved, That licenses to peddie
goods, wares or merchandise in Jersey
CITY De Issued w The N4dyOl dtid Sits
Clerk, under the corporate seal Of the
city, TO George B. Levers, Meyer Rosen-
thai, =. schnaass. Peter Dalessio, John
MG5,cl an gbei Max having halt fhe d iieen ae9 fes. FUR
Resolved, That licenses. as street mu-
sicians be issued by the Mayor and Cits
Clerk, under the corporate seal 81 me
julius Weber, Randolf Pfeifer,. Daniel
Weber and Jacob Weber on their pay
ing the license fee.
mr. 1,o~f .vxyora ranpiUnd and the res
AUDITING of CLAIMS BY REsoLU-
The following resolutions were report
ed by Committee on Payment of Claims
heretofore referred.
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the sum of $4S be paid
to Louis Appel for shoes for outdoor
poor to April IS, 1895.
s55.25 to John w. Curtis for groceries
for outdoor poor to April 16, 1895.
for Overseer of the Poor, March 19, 1895
$5S.25 to John Rugge for groceries for
outdoor poor to April 4, 1882 rs ~ Of horse
of Overseer of the Poor. March, 1885.
By Committee on Baths and Armo-
ries;-
to D.. Steele & Son for furniture. for
officers room, Fourth Regiment, N. "
N. j., April q, 1885,.
$72 to Jersey City ELECTRIC Light Com
pany for lighting Fourth Regiment Ar
mory, March. 1895.
By Committee on District Courts
a Kss 70 i nnan t for sfationerv for Dis
trict Courts, April %. 1885.
BY Committee on Eleetions;mo - a
Resolved. That the sum Of s42 be paid
/ ture and booths. election. April 1895.
$50 to John Graham, for coach hire, help
posting notices, ETC.. registry and cleo
81 to Julia McGrath, for glass broker
on election day at 1888 Seventh street.
For earting furniture and booths and
$42 to Frederick Blum; $55 to Peter
Dafeldecker; $40 to David ]: Gibson;
s25 to Joseph Hartford: s4s to George II.
A. Lohmann; SIT to James Mailly; $30
$49 to Albert Scott; So to G. f. swart.
and election, April, 1ss5;E
s14 to James F. Blackshaw, Fifth pre-
cinct, Sixth district.
$4 to Columbia 3. and l.. Association,
Eleventh precinct, Fifth district.
$14 to John 7. Davidson, Fourth pre-
cinct,, Fifth district.
sl4 to Joseph Dufrane, Ninth precinct.
Sd to Eugene Gaudioso, hird precinct,
First district.
SI4 to Thomas Greaves, Tenth pre-
cinct, Third district.
s14 to Annie B. Kunz, Fourteenth pre-
c.nct, Fourth district.
ST to Julia McGrath, Eleventh precinct,
Third district.
s14 to. John NJ. Rapp, Ninth precinct.
Sixth district.
s14 to Theodore schutzbach, Eleventh
precinct, Fourth district.
$l4 to Lena Scott, Fifteenth precinct.
Fourth district.
81 to Bryan Smith, First precinct, Fifth
district.
So to J. W. Smith, Seventh precinct.
sl4 to Henry Wittneben, Sixth precinct.
Third district.
By Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies
Resolved, That the sum of s51 be paid
to ]. c. Herald for publishing hack
rivers ordinance.
$1s7 to Jersey City News for publish
ing hack drivers ordinance.
By Committee on Public Grounds and
Resolved, That the sum of IS be paid
to James F. Blackshaw for repairs to
water closets, basins and stove at City
ss7.ss t. Jersey City Electric Light Co;
Treasnrer's offices: March, 1895.
$43.o2 to Jersey City Electric Light Co.
fsss. lighting city Clerks Office March
$500 to F. H. -spengeman for insurance
on City Hall, to April, 1896.
fo MS civ t. M Hsli H. T ToS 5 8 isa Co for Goa
s2s. 40 to United Gas Improvement Co..
for gas at City Hall, March. 1895
The resolutions We're adopted by the
ing sns1o BEEN assS ordered IA and fea ken anu nays nav
Yeas-All the members present, ten in
number.
The Committee on Elections reported
the following resolution
Resolved, That the sum of 1882 be paid
to lanes H. Clark for repairing balloi
boxes and services on election day, April
Tho resolution wa adontod NV 49, FoI