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sso. Claus Wins, PA Webster avenue.
S91 Isrtst Woehlke, fI Beacon avenue.
s92, ChrisEioD ~ Erhard, III South
~, sehunk and Debelka, so1 New York
avenue.
1856. Diearich and Hopcke. fs Ogden place.
ss8, John Fl poseher; Is Bergen avenue.
99I, John j.. Duffy. 68 Newark avenue.
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred:-
7Ss, John, G Baetjer TO John A MUIR
ply. 40 Coles street. Third ward.
542. Patrick McArdle to 10 Newark ave
g, Michael Norton, to 1877 Morgan street,
9e Andrew J. Lester to Lewis G..
5o5. Michael f. Clarke to p. J. Hanley,
80 y WSlksr4 avenue Seventh ward
IL Alexander Duncanson TO John
90 Bernard F.. Brogan to George +.
q F. Mareesco Anone to Alexandra
4ls, Gustav Lock to Reinhard Wltkop at
II Walker avenue. Seventh ward.
The reports were received
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote. the yeas and nay hav-
ing been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-All the member present, nine in
number.
Thu Committees on Laws and Ordinances
reported the following resolution on pc
tttlons heretofore refereed
Resolved, That the Inspector of Build-
ings is hereby authorized to issue permits
for the following improvements
II. Craig Teviin, to erect a one-stcry
frame extension in rear Of 10 Wayne
street.
Richard II. Duff, to erect q one-story
street.
The report was received and the rese-
lutions adopted.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions and PEE
titions heretofore REFEREED
Resolved. Ia license to peddle goods.
wares and merchandise in Jersey City to
2. A. Redfield, Theodore f. Jeckner, Pat
rick Purcell. Emil F.. Bornemann. VIM.
Redfield and Marks Drelieh on payment of
The report was received and the reso-
luton adopted.
The following resolutions were re-
claims heretofore REFEREED
BY Committee on Alms:-
Resolved, a the following claims
s2Oo.50 to F. W. Blume, for groceries
for outdoor poor to February Z, 1886,
S23.T5 to A. S. Burniston, for groceries
f9r outdoor poor TO- February % 1895.
door poor to February i, 1896.
$l00.7 % to G.. G.. Greenweldt, for groceries
for outdoor poor, to February Il 1885,
as ss5 to noa Fl. + Hagen gen. fer +, g & ere for out
1888 to g.. G. Leonard fer coal for sout-
dogr poor to February 10, 1885.
o, w. to J tohr F; MeMulty; fsis sn5gia1 OF
$3.50 to VIM. ]. Moran for bRria1 Of
outdoor poor to February 10, 1895.
$50 to II. C. Smith for board eff herse
of Overseer of the Poor December, 1855,
500 to Thomas e. Smith fer herse for
oxsrseer Of h Pson March 8. lsss.
$3.50 to j. Taylar for groceries ter out
as ssc. p so 'un rS HsAs aas ~S4o1 ls9s, com,
the Poor. january, 1856.
BY GeKamtttee or Baths and Arqpories,
Resolved, That the following claim be
s1s+ I'd Coughlin Rges,, fer eea1 to
Fourth Regiment AffnSry, January. 1896,
By ommfttee or District 6Cunts-
Resolved, That the following claim be
sasi to John n, Mstcnsel for services
e. Gonstahhs Second Dfstf4cs Court
e Ryse slsaa,'lEEf Sss s tine E 9sif5RIas claim b,
g to Jersey city Herald, adgertlsins
for BIDS on election Supplies, February,
BY g2 egsg sn Esciye:
ssa s:'s t. ssS 5s s'gts sun ssg9.s fer RS.
BY Comfnfttee ON Frintiffs, StationerJ
and Supplies
Resolved. That the following claims be
$40 to VIM. H. Allen for ice for the
Gaty Hall, December, 1895, and January
SIS to Bates Manufacturing Company
f9r numheriag machine for office, City
Clerk, February, 1896.
1921 to Evening Journal Association
adyertfsing ordinance relative to frame
buildings, January, 1896.
~ EIQA -
expenses as City Marshal, from Decem
Der 10, 1885, to MARCH 10, 1896.
BY Committee on Public Grounds ant
ResolSed. That the following claims b,
paid.-
&4A to Meyding & Zimmerman, re
pairing windows City Clerks Office. DC
The resolutions were adopted by tn,
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken Yeas-All tn
members present, ten in. Yrsmber.
h President a~npouneed The appoint
ment of Alderman Mitchell as chairman
Alderman Vermilye as Chairman 81 til
Committee on Finance in place of Alder
man Mccarthy.
The following resolutions were Offered
by Alderman Calmon:-
Resolved, That the Board of Aldermen
request he Board of Street and Wate
commissioners TO act favorably on petit
The resolution was rejected.
Inc. following resolution was presented
by Alderman Mitchell and adopted
Resolved, That the resolution passe,
by the Board February II, 1896, directing
the Boards of Registry to meet on Fri
day., April Z. 1896, be and the same i
hereby recorded.
Resolved, That the Boards of Registr,
shall meet in the all the precincts o
Jersey City on Tuesday, March II an.
Monday, March "a. 1885. at the place t
be designated in q public advertisement
at l o'clock P. M, and remain in SEES
sion until 8 O'Clock P. M, for the pur
pose of revising and correcting the reg
istry for the annual charter election o
April IA, 1896 pursuant to the provision
of a supplement- to the election law, ap
proved February IS, 1896.
On motion of Alderman Calnon tn
Board then adjourned.
EDWARD w. WOOLLEY,
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BOARD OFF POLICE COMMISSION
EERS.
CONCEAL Proceedings.)
Regular meeting of the Board of Polio,
4 Commissioners held in Commissioners
office. Police Headquarters, Tuesday
March 10. 1896.
Present-President Abernethy and Com
m~isSionerS West.
Absent-Commissioners Feeuey.
Minutes OF last meeting approved a
printed.
Communications, etc, were received an
disposed of as follows:
Communication from Clerk of Hon. Boar
of Finance inclosing resolution direetin,
Comptroller to transfer the sum of $685.
from account of Committee on Health t
credit of account of General Claims, hSca