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for service september %. October 6 ana
IS and November g. 1896.
s3l.5o 70 Patterson & RowIands, for In
suring election furniture, one year, from
November 8, 1896.
$50 to John Rickarioh. for distributing
and collecting 40 registry boxes.
SS2 to James Rafter, for setting IN
booths and rails, Third Ward, November,
/ 1886.
sls to Jacob A. sie5eu, for fitting up
booths, Eighth and Tenth Wards. No
.sSs to William B. Taylor. carriage of
election furniture, First Ward, Novem-
$3.50 70 Edgar A. vreeland. for repairing
S10 to Joseph Zurabusch, for storage OF
election furniture, August, September
and October, 1896.
sci each to Carl B~adendieck, George M.
BLIZZARD, Gottfried Book, Fred Fl. Benz
reuth, N. Byrnes, Columbia Building and
Loan Association, Michael J. Corrigan,
Thomas Croacher, John Doo1ey, August
Drews, George Eckhardt, Henry Fl. Kahl-
Bros, John Maloney. Edwin Mausley,
Angelo Martone, Joseph Mastres, Henry
Munzing, James E. Murray, Henry C.
Nicodenus. Dennis O'Shea, John f. Red
s~chutzbach, Henry T. seeberger, Frank
Sherry, Vincenzo Solimine and John Te-
FARO, for rent Of polling places. registry
and election, September, October and No
GAiRDCit 1cVos
BY Committee on EXCISE
Resolved. That the SUM Of s. be paid
to J. G. News for advertising liquor IL
cense applications, October p, 1896.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
s25 TO Brady and Delaney, for board Of
horse of Building Inspector, October, 1886.
Si and So to r.. C. News for printing
manuals and ordinances.
by Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
s15.S9 to J. G. Electric Light Co. for
e@lectric light, City Clerks office, October,
s7s.l 3 to J; s, Electric Light G. for
Collestcr's offices, October, 1886.
S26.25 TO M. Rockford, for coal at City
Hall, October S, 1896.
s29 to Joseph Seals for sprinkling streets
around City Hall. from April 10 to No
used at City Hall, October. 1886.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
pcen ordered and aken:-
Yeas-Al the members present, twenty
three CD in number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed of as follows
BY Alderman LoSel and Adopted
Resolved. That the Committee on f.
nance Of the Board Of Aldermen are
hereby authorized, on a date to be here
a1ter agreed upon, to advertise and sell
in the manner provided by law certain
property now held by the Mayor and
Aldermen under and by virtue of Chap
ter n2, laws of 1886, and the supplements
thereto.
said committee shall have power to en-
gage an auctioneer and arrange for his
reasonable compensation.
BY Alderman Decker and adopted
Whereas, The city has gone to cen-
siderable expense by lowering the grade
OF West Side avenue. under what is
known as the West Side avenue bridge
or the Newark and New York branch of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
thereby enabling the Consolidated Trac-
ton Company TO extend its lines, and Of
be it
Resolved, That this Board do request
the officials Of the said Consolidated
Traction Company to issue transfers to
the patrons of their other roads at the
junction of West Side and Cornmunipaw
avenues between what is known as the
lines.
Resolved, the Honorable Board of
Finance he requested to direct the City
Comptroller to transfer to general lain
account of 1885 and 1895 all the unex-
pended balances now in the aDpropria-
tons to the credit of this Board for the
fiscal year, ending November so, 1886.
On motion of Alderman Moran, the
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL J. O'DONNELL,
Cffy Clp~K