The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-16
BOARD OF
OFFICIAL P-RoCEEDINGS.)

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John H. Weasteil, Inspector OF Scales,
eng n Measures, $50. SO.
George Jones. Inspector of Buildings,
Henry Puster. Judge First District
James y. Braden. Clerk First District
John a. MeGrath. Judge Second Dis
Robert I Mepermott. Clerk second
The report was received. The resolu-
tion was adopted by the following vote,
the yeas and lays having been ordered
YeasE,AM the members present. eleven
ported the following resolution on petit
Resolved. That licenses to peddle goods,
wares or merchandise in Jersy City be
issyed BY the Mayor and City Clerk
H au / Ensa.n; 1a Inngerl He Join e eOiiIns'
WartowaIy. 1.-TWO l~ioenses5 Smith and
Martin T Barley. i Bsressc6 Mf Robinson IN nus ana
VIM. Costello, on payment Of license
Resolved, That the following described
trade license be transferred
No. S72( -pedler) VIM. d. Hunter to Mrs.
Resolved, That "a license as a street
sued BY the Mayor and City Clerk Under
the corporate seal OF the city to Ar
The reports were received n the reso-
AUDITING OF G TIaH BY RDsonu-
The following resofutions were re-
e eHaifaa * Eere es@@it rsfern Cd Payment Of
RESOLVED, The the following claims be
paidISso to BARLEY Coyle for shoeing
ing November 80, 1886; $3.50 to John W.
November q, 1896; s47 to Nicholas OFT for
vember 2s, 1886, total, $3.50.
BY Committee on District Courts
Resolved, That the following claims be
$3.50 to Albert potz for stationery, ETC.,
First District COURT, November 81, 1896.
90 to jehP First 81 bbia sfriet f cour sery oesops as
1896. Total, $3.50.
BY Committee on ELECTIONS
Resolved, That the following claims be
SD to Charles Dorbritz. for use OF place,
Eighth precinct, Fourth district, registry
Fifth, precinct, Fifth district, registry
and ELECTION, April 1889. -
POSTING election notices, September and
$3.50 to Frank J. Matthews. Insurance
ending November Is, 1886. W
s2S5.s5 to Albert DATE. printing n sta
tNi9 oSsmSb for f IsSI and election October
s6 to James Law for carting furniture
n booths. Second. ward. registry and
ELECTION, October, November 1895.
and booths, Tenth Ward, registry and
election, October. November. 1895:
booths sot 70 and ddu FANS. F Moilaf f Mard ht eleetio up
November 5, 1895.
and rail-, Seventh ,s and Eighth wards, cleo
sA to John M.Mason for erecting booths
Ninth, Tenth and Twelfth wards, election
SIS to Charles Rademacher for erect
ing booths and rails, First and Fourth
precincts, Eleventh ward, election No
Resolved, That the following claims for
rent of places for registry and election,
October and November. 1895, be paid.
R 2; oldenb asnry Ja Nsia. R n 5ohn 4.
H. Kraus, George Capelli, Charles Hill,
A. ]. Duffy. Louis Apicella, Henry Wit
tsnbsn, William Allen Als Matsr a. !;
Hantke. Henry Byrne, Mary G. o'Reilly,
schmalfeldt, Alfred Boettcher, Faunce &
F. Blackshaw. E. R. Crofeet. Charles
M. Ficht1, John NJ. Rapp, UNIQUE Build
ing Association. Charles A.. W. Flugge,
M. r.. Pler, r. w. lowering. Join It5pidh,
A. P. Giberson, A. Drews, Frank Zehnder,
Thomas F. Murphy, Henry vorsatz, Ed
ward Pladdys, Bernard Graichen, Henry
F.. Se~iberger, Charles Dorbritz, HIP.
Kilfan and Gustav 10th, 81 each; VIM.
Harvey & Son, $40, and Frank Orlando,
By Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings ,
Resolved, That the sum of 5000 be reld
to Macky, Young & Co., for fifty tons
of coal for City Hall, October, 1895.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays nav
ing been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-Al the members, eleven in num-
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolutions were presented. received
and disposed of as follows:-
By Alderman Mccarthy
Resolved. That the Mayor be and Is
hereby requested to return unsigned TO
this Board the resolution passed at, the
last regular Aldermanic meeting which
To be continued.