The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-13

ed developments. Several days ago the
animal showed symptoms Of hydropho-
bia. 1t would roar so that it could be
heard a quarter of a mile away.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
f0ficial Proceedings.)
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
Pursuant to law Siu TIE Board of Alder
men of Jersey City met at the Alder
manic Chamber. City Hall, on Tuesday,
May z. 1895, the first Tuesday after the
The Board was called to order at S:45
O'Clock P. M. by Reuben Simpson, its
The roll was called and the following
names and took their seatsE.
First Aldergnanic diStrict-Willlam j..
Second Aldemnanic district-Patrick
Connolly and ambrose Guitoni
and j. NJ. Mitchell.
Fourth Aldermanic, district-William
Dohrmanns and Alfred Heritage.
Mccarthy n Alexander Ross.
Sixth Aldermanie district-William H.
vermilye and Abraham L.. Wilson.
Board proceeded to the appointment of
Edward W. woolley was nominated
by Alderman Vermilye.
John w. Queen was nominated by
Alderman Calnon.
| Aldermen mccarthy ana COnneiiy were
appointed and acted as ~tellers.
Edward w. Woolley received nine ~
votes.
John w. Queen received four az votes.
Whereupon Edward W. Wooltay, hav-
ing received the requisite number of
votes was, on motion of Alderman Con-
nelly. declared unanimously appointed
On motion of Alderman Witter the
Board proceeded to the appointment of
John Graham was nominated by AL
James Egan was nominated by Alder
man Calnon.
The same tel1ers acted.
John Graham received nine () votes.
Whereupon john Graham having re-
ceived the requisite humber Of votes,
was, on motion of Alderman Connolly,
declared unanimously appointed City
On motion of Alderman Mitchell, the
Board proceeded to the appointment of
an Inspector of Buildings.
George H. Jones was nominated by
Michael Gavin was nominated by AL
derman Calnon.
The same tellers acted.
George II. Jones received nine 90
Michael Gavin received four "a votes.
Whereupon George H. Jones. having
received the requisite number of votes.
vas declared appointed Inspector OF
On motion OF Alderman Mccarthy the
Board proceeded to the appointment OF
an Inspector of Scales, Weights and
Me asures.
Alderman MCCARTHY. Edward Sheehy
was nominated by Alderman Calnon.
The same tellers. acted.
John H. WeasteH received nine 90 votes.
Edward Sheehy received four "a votes.
ra WherSsuP Ppn r J9hn f. n,,mnar If h 1otess
was declared appointed Inspector of
Weights, Scales and Measures;
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed of as follows:-
BY Alderman Wilson and adopted
Resolved. That a special committee Of
the Mayor and inform him of the organ
ization of the Board and of its readi-
ness to receive any communication he
Aldermen Wilson, Mccarthy and Con-
BY Alderman Ross and adopted
Resolved, That the rules Of the Board
S 1f A addgfaS IL for fbi the Bo yenT 1 1ssa and fnrt lssp
three be appointed to draft rules and
Re gulations for the government of this
Aldermen vermilye, Ross and Losel
were appointed the committee.
BY Alderman Vermilye:-
Resolved, That the compensation of the
City Clerk be fixed at the rate of five
thousand !ls5,O0O dollars pei, annum.
lowing vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the cali Of the
YeasGAil the members of the Board.
BY Alderman Witter:-
Resolved. That the compensation of the
City Marshal be and is hereby liked at
the rate of fifteen hundred dollars Isl, 5oN
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
fB9 BEEN eerd Sassi and lnd taken ssaI on the eA can a IF the
Yeas1Ail the members Of the Board.
Resolved. That the Board do now pro-
coed to the appointment of Enumerators
to TO-, take the census ssr ana Per perfom the
proved April I. 1885, entitled. IAN Act
to provide for the census or enumera-
and that the following. named persons
are hereby appointed for the purpose
herein named
Second ward-Isaac Smith and W. R.
Teese.
Fourth Ward-wm Muller and George
Firth ward-John H. We're and P. ].
Sixth ward-Morris Kitchen and VIM
Seventh ward-charles A. Rose. and
Eighth ward-Henry Martens and Evan
Ninth ward-August c. D.eterle and
Charles S. Parker.
Tenth ward-P. s. Jacobs and Thomas
Parkinson.
Eleventh ward-Fred Schultz and VIM.
Warner.
Twelfth ward-charles K. Inness and
John Wilson.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and AIKEN on the call of
the President
Yeas-All the member of the board.
BY Alderman Dohrmann, and adopt
ed:-
Resolved, That a special committee of
three be appointed. with power. to ar
range for q pfoper observance of Decor
Aldermen Dohrmann. Witter and Cal
non were appointed the COMMITTEES.
BY Alderman Dohrlna in:
Resolved, Tiiat this Board do order
and direct that the appropriation OF $500
Tor observance sofs pecoratfon Day May