The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-25

sons:-
Thomas Hin, to erect frame shed, 2ox25
Henderson street.
Fl. # Nugent, executor of estate JOS
warren. to erect 1-story frame building,
z5xse and IL feet high, in rear 35l Grove
AI1is. Waurer. one 1-story frame extern
sions lQxIg u feet high, in rear of $50
Frederick Ewald, to erect a history
ctmigaed iron building, with wooden
frame, 26x16 and 16 feet high, in rear
of "a Railroad avenue.
The report was received and the reso-
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLU-
TION.
The following resolutions were reported
Dy Committee for aymen of claims
heretofore refereed
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the following claims be
$lS4.5O to t. W. Blume for groceries fau
outdoor poor to April Fl, 1896.
$3.50 to f; Capayoni for burial Of out
door poor to April 81. 1895.
$3.50 to A. beats for groceries for OUT
door poor to April 20, 1896.
$3.50 10 Richard Dooley for coal for
outdoor poor to March 9, 1896.
S43 to Richard Duff for burial of out
door poor to December l. 1895.
S55,64 to John Dent for meat for OUT
door poor to April 20, 1896.
f6 Sse as5td to lanes = Gra aha for f95s groceries
- ~ AAf
S21.50 to G. G. G~roenwaldt for groceries
for Outdoor poor to April 20, 1886.
s5J5 to H Hagen for groceries for
$3.50 to Louis Heisterhagen, for groceries
for outdoor, poor to February !, 1886
S1l25 to E. A. Kaufman for groceries
for outdoor poor to April 20, 1885.
S307o to Lammins and Tiedemann, for
groceries for outdoor poor to April 9,
outdoor poor to March 8. 1896.
5000 70 John MeNulty, for burial OF
1850 to Sawyer and Thompson. for
s9oes for outdoor poor, to April q, 1891.
s4.75 to Troll Bros. for shoes for out
deer por, 70 April 2 1896.
used at Office of Overseer Of the Poor.
March, 1896.
BY Committee on Baths and Armories:-
Resolved, That the following claims be
$l4s to coughlrn Bros. for coal to Ar
mery, March, 1896
Si14.sO to United Gas Impt. Co. or gas
at Armory. Fourth Regiment, March.
BY Committee on District Courts
Resolved. That the following claims be
s26 70 John H. Masker. for services as
i.5o to A. E. Rouse & Co., for coal and
wood at Second District Court, October
5, 1895, to March 20, 1895.
BY Committee On Eiections:-
Resolved. That the following claims for
election March and April, 1886. sis each.
be paid
Dahm and Troll, George Eekhardt, John
Neekan. Herman Tuese, Eugene Gandiosi.
John Harms. Louis Heistishagen Henry
kTalS.A Gustav I0fh. 11ln Marlin
MeCloskey, H. c. Nicodernus. II. L. Riker.
John A Roberts Rudolph schmalfhsld5.
Schultz, C. H. Springsted. James H.
Woods.
for carriage of booths apdf urniture night
of and election, March and April, lS95,
John Bannon. Sixth Ward, $40; George
Mailby, First Ward. SIS; Joseph Newly.
erich. Fifth Ward. 50: Albert schnobel,
Tenth Ward, S56; Albert Scott, Ninth
Resolved, That the following claims
for fitting upt of polling places be paid
David j.. Gibson, Ninth Ward, SIS; Jo-
seph a. Johnston. Second and Third
Ward. s24; George +. Pharo, Fifth Ward.
SO; Charles B. Place, First Ward, s3S;
Fourth P 59Si fsSf Ele ss : W vartp So;
Monroe Simomns, Sixth Ward, s28; Geo.
H. S~trothmann, Twelfth Ward, SIG; Geo.
E. Westcott, Eighth Ward. $24.
Resolved, That the following claims be
| paid
$50 to Theodore K. Bilby for posting
election notices throughout the city.
$3.50 to Albert Datz, printing for cleo
ton, April. 1896.
50 to Evening Journal Association. adj
vertising proposal for election supplies,
February, 1896.
slos.5o TO Evening Journal Association
for advertising, registry and election.
| ma ron and Anri1 1908
500 to John Graham for repairs to ball
lot boxes, registry and election, March
sos to Jersey City News, advertising
registry and election, March, 1896.
$220.40 to Jersey City Printing Company
for extra ballots for election, April Il,
Sss4.s4 to Jersey City Printing Company
for printing, stationery and supplies for
T S6Ge and election, March and April.
$500 to Joseph Johnston for repairing
4S2 election booths. March and April,
Resolved, That the sum of $500 be paid
to Evening Journal Association for adj
yertising sale of city property, February.
BY Committee on Printing. Stationery
and Supplies
SIS to John N. Lothrog for making Is
1870 to officers of registry and cleo
ton, March and April, 1856, as per sehai-
ule on file in Office of City Clerk.
5000 to Western Union Telegraph Co.,
for messenger service. April, 1896.
BY Committee on Excise
Resolved. That the following claims be
paid:-$79.60 to Evening Journal Associa-
ton, advertising applicants for LIQUOR
licenses, January 8; $3.50 to Evening
Journal Association for advertising APP
plicants for liquor licenses, February
20, 1895; 1920 to Evening Journal Assoc
citation, for advertising applicants for
liquor licenses, March 5 to April 2, 1896.
BY Committee on Finance
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid:-$I6 to James Atchison for rubber
stamps and pads for City Clerks office.
March and April. 1886: $50. 60 to Ewald
Bros, for stationery. ETC., for City Clerks
office, January 10 to April Il, 1896; $40 to
+. c.. Printing Co., 10 copies of minutes,
February and March 10, 1895; g to VIM.
P. K~artenhuber, for printing 1000 blanks
for Inspector of Buildings; $27.30 to Uni
ted Gas Improvement Co, for gas az
City Hall, March is. 1896.
$3.50 to Evening Journal Association
for advertising cemetery ordinance, Feb
ruary. 1896.
BY Committee on Public Grounds ana
Buildings
Resolved. That the following claims be
~paid:-Sl2.45 to F., Hauser & Sons, re
pairs to roof of City Hall, February.
1895; 1882 to J. C. Electric Light Co., for
lighting Mayors, Treasurer and Collec-
tors offices; $50 to D.. w. Lawrence &
Co. for Insurance on City Hall to April
BY Committee on Trade licenses