The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-14
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OFFICIAL

Regular meeting of the Board of Al
dermen of Jersey City at the Aldermanlc
Chambers, City Hall. Tuesday, November
&c. 1895. o,o,oop
Present-President SinSqn and AlaeTl-
men Calnon. Dohrmann, Heritage, LoSeI,
son and Witter.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Connolly and Clinton.
The minutes of the regular meeting OF
the 18th inst. were approved as printed IN
manual form.
Petitions. etc, Were. presented, received
and disposed of as follows
Petition Of Security Building and od Loan
cate of sale held by the city unde Chap
ter 112. Laws of 1886.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
Two ~ applications for restaurant IL
cense and seven applications for transfer
of license.
(See reports subsequently made.(
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Fifteen d5) applications for peddlers'
license.
One % application for transfer of ped
One % application for street musicians
license.
@ee reports subsequently, made)
Referred to Committee on Trade LII
censes.
Claims were presented and disposed of
OF BARLEY Coyle, $50; John w. Curtis.
$3.50; Nicholas OFT, SAT.
Referred to Committee on Aims;
% Of Charles isid : D %iSra5 81 3. F F; H i I T M Z
thews. $S7. so; Albert Datz, s2S5,95; James
go; G II; s Iva d, SIS; J on M. Mason
s0 VIM n.ia Harn nyoe & Son. SO; Frank Or
lando, 81; and D: oldenbergh, James
Riley, John a. Robertson, Henry N SelSi
Henry Wittneben, William Allen, Alex.
Matera. H. H. Kahlert. J. w. Stock
H. IL IIanTX E RUrnn
May o,Reilly. M. Laveratt, G. Il. Spring
sted, r. Schmalfeldt, Alfred Boettcher,
| Faunce & Co.. John Martin, John Rich
ards. James F.; lacksha 2. II p epo-
Unique Building Company, Charles A
W. Flugge, M. E. Pier, P. w. lowering,
John Rebhan, A. E Giberson, A.. M pr r
Henry Versatz, Edward Pladdys, Bernard
Graichen, Henry F. Seeberger, Charles
Dorbitz, H. P. Kehan n Gustav 10th
81 each.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
OF Mackey, Young & Co., $500.
Referred to Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
The City Clerk presented a proof Of
| publication of notice in the Evening
journal of the name, residence and busl-
ness address of nine go applicants Iol
liquor licenses and transfers, and the
same was received and ordered filed
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Elections presented
the following report, which was read
received and ordered to be entered IN
full in the minutes and placed on NE
Jersey, City. n. T. Noy Y Be 70, 1879.
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Elec-
tons beg leave to submit the following
report
tons November 5. 1895, is slS. 4e6 12a OF
which the county is to pay Slo'oS2.So,
leaving. the net cost 81, 49, ~ 9a7 .,o 49,,
This is a reduction of $6,S27 in the cost
to the city of fall elections, the causes
for which are
First-The amendments to the elec-
1895. reducing the number OF electlon
officers.
newspaper advertisements, which makes
an auual saving of $500 and
Third-The reduced cost OF stationery
and supplies rough about by sunm1 rdin E
contracts to lowest bidders.
The present election law, with some
the feui summer Of 1890, and from that time
up to and including the spring election
of 1893, the majority of this Board was
spring elections occurring between DC
tober, 1890, and December, 1892, cost $SS,
1880. of which the county paid $l6,
the county, still in dispute, for s7,l0S.25,
which, if paid, win leave the net cost to
The political complexion of the, Board
changed in the spring of 1893, and the
three e. fall and two ~ spring elections
occurring since then, under the present
administration, have cost sS4,S77,7 e, OF
which the county has assumed $50, 4l6.
10. leaving the net cost to the city s54.
4O1. 65, a net saving to the city of Sc, S29. Il
in the cost of election during the last
two and one half q ID years over those
for the corresponding period Immediately
preceding the same.
Respectfully submitted.
MITCHELL.