The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-20
AUDITING or CLAIMS BY REsoLu-

tetJA1fe ISiEfITls-
by CoiralIttee on Afms:E
hSsoixed' Inat the following claims be
80 q to Louis F'sska for groceries for
I'll TO Vim, g.. Moran Tor burial Of OUT
door poor, 10 April 30, 1886.
$lel.5o to Isaac Taylor Tor groceries for
outdoor poor to May Is, 1896.
10 cents TO United Gas In15rovemen4 co.
for gas used at office of Overseer of the
Poor, April. 1896.
By Committee on Baths and Arloordes:
to the United Gas Improvement Co. fer
gas at Fourth Regiment Arfnory, April,
Bg comnitsse on District Courts
! Resolved, That the sum Of s58.75 be
PAID TO Albert DATE for books and sta
Jionery, First District Court. May 10,
Resolved, That the following claims
SIS TO Frank Hantke for rent Of place.
Fifth precinct, Fourth ward. registry
ard election. March and April, 1896.
SIS TO II. T. KHAN for rent Of place,
Fourth precinct, Twelfth ward, registry
and election, March and April, 1896.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
Resolved, That the following claims be
sl25 to E r. Berrian, for typewriting,
/ i. ~ ~A4St l 1atAsE l. - e
for City Clerks office, May, 1896.
1918 to Charles H. Dayton for printing
postal cards, May, 1886.
| By COMMITTEES on Trade Licensees
hesoived, That the sum of $3.50 be paid
TO John Bungert for vendors badges and
Plates, May, 1886. +
fo TBS resolutions ;.asa were adopted BY the
been ordered and AIKEN
Ayes--All the members present, TWEEN
| ty-one in number.
MA i1arr,aD Nyo,,t~ - ---.
nation as a member Of the Committee on
Exhibitions, and on motion Of Alderman
cg,n9I i was LAID upon the table
lowing entitled ordinance. presented May
y, 1896. was taken from the table FOR com
sheraton, viz:-"An ordinance to amend
an ordinance, entitled An ordinance 10
license and regulate travelling and other
shows, ~circuses and athletic exhibitions I"
] passed April Is, 1890.
The ordinance was read, considered ard
then passed upon by the following vote,
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken
Yeas-Aldermen Barr, .Boldt. Borne
mann, Burns, Calnon, Decker, Gottnardt,
Henry, Heritage, Losel. Maxwell, Moran,
Mullins. Ross, Scott, Tracy and Weis.
Nays-None.
On motion of Alderman NCainon the fol-
lowing entitled ordinance presented May
u, 1896, was taken from the table for
consideration, viz:-"An ordinance to
dIlltlIQ Dbl OEUlIidilSS 10 IlctilSc Air. lG5t-
late peddlars in Jersey City" passed
June IS, 1878.
The ordinance was read, considered and
then passed by the following vote, the
yeas and nays having been ordered and
Yeas-Aldernaen Barr, Boldt, Borne
mann. Burns. Calnon, Decker, Gotthardt,
| Henry, Heritage, Losel, Maxwell, Null
Inns, Ross, Scott, Tracy and Weis.
Nays-None.
On motion OF Alderman Calnon the fol
lowing entitled ordinance. presented May
26, 1896, was taken from the table for
consideration, viz
"a supplement to an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance to license and ECU
late inns and tayerns and restaurants
and the sale of spirituous, vinous. malt
1889.
The ordinance was read and consid-
cred.
Alderman Moran moved as az amend
ment that the following words be added
at the end of the first section: Pro
vided, further, that this provision shall
not apply to anyone now licensed
The amendment was adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken
Yeas-An the members present, twenty
one in number.
Alderman Decker moved to amend sec
ton one ~ of the ordinance by insert
ing the words polling precinct in
1 stead OIL The WORD WaEu.
The amendment was rejected by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken
Teas-Aldernen Barr. Bornemann,
Decker, Heritage and Ross.
Nays-Aldermen Boldt. Burns. Calnor.
Gotthardt, Guiton. Hartmann. Hauck,
Heavey, Henry, Losel, Maxwell. Moran,
Mullins. Scott. Tracy and Weis,
passed by the following vote the yeas
and nays having been ordered and
taken
Yeas-Aldermen Barr. Boldt, Borne
Guiton. Hartmann. Hauek, Heavey, Henry,
Heritage, Losel, Maxwell, Moran, Null
Inns, Ross, Scott, Tracy and Weis.
The following entitled ordinance was
presented by Alderman Gotthardt, and
the same was aid upon the table and or
dered to be printed on Slips for the use
of the Board, VIZ
IAN ordinance to amend an ordinance,
entitled An ordinance to license and regat-
late inns and taverns and restaurants,
and brewed liquors. " passed u II,
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed of as follows
BY Alderman Moran and adopted
Whereas, In the performance OF public
work under contract with this city prefer
ence should be given 70 faborers and
| OF this city; and
Whereas, 1t has become the practice for
persons holding city contracts to employ
| laborers and mechanics who are not resi-
| dents and citizens of this city.
Resolved, That the law officers Of the
city be directed and instructed to insart
in all contracts to be executed for work
and material upon public buildings, nm
provements and the streets. of the city.
a provision requiring the contractor to
employ upon such work only persons who
| are residents and citizens OF this city
| and be it further
| ton be sent to the law officers CT the
city and to the various boards thereof.
BY Alderman Moran and adopted:-
Whereas. Complaints nave been made
| to the members of this Board relative
| to the placing of sharp substances in the
streets, whereby the tires of bicycles are
punctured and machines themselves dam
| aged: and
Whereas, This Board desires TO afford
| every protection to the large number
| of wheelmen in this city and to aid them
serve good roads and pavenlents.
Resolved, Tina the Corporation Ceun-
sci be. requested to inform this Board
Of its powers in the. premises and tct
| draft a suitable ordinance on the sub
| ject, in accordance with the provisions
of Chapter 8 (eight) OF the Laws Of 1886.
BY Alderman Reavey and adopted
whereas, It has been currently stated
in the public prints that the pFoprietorss
the late Board OF Aldermen for printing:
the notices fer applications for licenses
for the year ending May i, 1896, about
the sum of FIVE hundred dollars over and
above the fees for such services as
fixed by Chapter II of the Laws of 1895.