The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-26

50 dangerous as to require that il Be I'M
msdiAtely taken down and rebuilt. and J
geney. exists which precludes the prepar-
Ing Of specifications. advertising for pro-
peSals, and subsequently awarding the
contract therefore
Resolved. That by and with the ap-
prevail Of the Board Of Aldermen, the ac-
ton OF the President Of this Beard in en-
sh9pertson & Son for the taking down and
rebuilding of said east wing as Aforesaid
a. 2 cost not TO exceed the sum Of twelve
hundred dollars be and is hereby ratified
Resolved, That the Board Of Aldermen
hereby eoneurs in the following resolu-
ZION adopted by the Board Of Street and
to witt
WheHsas. A certain portion of theA
sever r Thirteenth street has collapsed,
section Of the city known as the Long
posk3 section, without drainage faciliLiess
Whereas. The conditions are such that
much time would be. lost IN endeaxoring
TO ascertain the nature and full extent
q pFeak, preparing requisite specifications
ana adyeFSising proposah. and in the
exists whicn warrants speedy action;
besoiVsd. That by and with the APP
prevail Of the Board Of Aldermen, the ac-
ton OF the Committee on Streets and
with ~. r Van Keuren, for the recon-
strgetion Of such portion Of said sewer
IN Thirteenth street as may be found
necessary. az e price not to exceed eleven
ana s9-l0o dollars per running foot, bs
and IS hereby ratified and confirmed.
Inc reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted By tbs
foiioYtng vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the cali az
Teas-All the members present. nineteen
The COMMITTEES on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on PEI
utlons heretofore referred=
Resolved, That licenses TO peddle goods.
wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk TN
Hubert Metzger, Arthur McKeever. John
Dosans Daniel Pearson. James @. Tier.
Mllsam r. Hill. Joe King. William Kelly.
Anderson, John weber Nichsel NcEsner-
aey, Alexander & Bro. Edward Fl. Barry.
Joseph T. McGowan. William Wood. VIM.
y Bfewns IT., William Lindsay and Bar-
Resolved. That a license to keep a Junk
2 AZ No. ~ Third street IN ta1 Fifth
rate seal OF the city to May j, Tuite.
Resolved, That a Iicensekas a public
porter be issued by the May6T and City
Slerk. undsr the corporate sealSf the city
Resolved, That licenses as aucA.oneers
IN Jersey City be issued by the Mayor
dlAQ AAt9 &4tEh. ll061 me CQrD0rdTEA sea-
Of the city. to Henry T. Nugent, VIZ
montgomery, Lewis e. Wood and Frank
Stevens.
Resolved. That q license as a street m1i1
stefan on hand organ be tssued by the
Mayer and City Clerk. under the corpor-
ate seal of the city, to Antonio Marsico-
verto.
The reports were received and the re-
solutions adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESoLU-
TON,
The following resolutions were reported
by. committees IN payment of claims here
tofore referred.-
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the following claims be
S2S.T5 to hammers & Tiedemann for
grocerles for outdoor poor, August q.
$50 to Thomas E. Smith. for board Of
horse Of overseer of the Poor, June and
5000 to Isaac Taylor. for groceries for
outdoor poor TO July %, 1896.
BY Committee on Baths and Armories:-
to United Gas Impt. Co. for gas at Ar
| mory. July, 1885,
BY Committee 0 n Elections
Resolved, That the following claims be
SIS to w. Reiner. for rent of place. Sec
| ond precinct, First ward, registry and
SIS to NJ ~ssdokerski. for rent Of place.
Ninth precinct, First ward. April. 1896.
By COMMITTEE on Printing, Stationery
| and Supplies
Resolved, That the sum of $40 he paid
70 Jersey City News.for printing manual.
| pages. % to A, inclusive.
The resolutions were adopted by the
| following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken
Yeas-An the members present, nineteen
| a9l In number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolutions were presented, received
| and disposed of as follows
BY Alderman Heavy and adopted
Resolved, That the Honorable Board Of
Finance be requested to direct the
City Comptroller TO transfer. to
| for City Hall, 1895 and 1895, the sum Of
seven hundred and sixty-eight and u-100
now IN the appropriation for salaries TO
the credit of this Board for the fiscal
year ending November 80, 1886.
Resolved. That the Committee on Eaec-
| ti5us are hereby authorized 10 furnish
1 the necessary ballot boxes. booths, adj
| vertistng. printing, stationery supplies
and. furniture, and to attend to the fitting
| raj election, 10 comply with the law.
Resolved. Thai the Committee on Eiee-
lions are hereby authorized TO put In pro-
lot boxes necessary for the mex ensuing
\ election.
Resolved. That the Committee on Elec-
/ tions are hereby authorized and directsd
a 10 oAOLN ~ = MA - - E-@@E@
| for future use the booths and furniture
that viii be issued at the next charter
\ election.
BY Alderman Moran and adopted
Whereas, On the ninth day Of June, A.
D.. 1896, a resolution was passed by this
| Board directing the law officers TO insert
in all contracts to be executed for work
laad materials upon public buildings. i'm
-provements,. and on h streets of the
| city. a provision requiring the contractor
| 10 employ upon such work only persons
who are residents and citizens or this
/ city. which resolution was duly fcrward-
| ed by the City Clerk to said law officers
| and the various Boards of the city.
Resolved. That SAID law officers and the
| Board of Street and Wafer Commission-
/ erS be requested to notify this Board il
| said provision has been inserted IN all
| city contracts since awarded, and II not,
(! why not2
BY Alderman Moran and adopted
| Whereas. This Board has been recently
| called upon 70 concur IN resolution
! of the Board of Street ana Water Com
iTuissioners in arpropriating twelve hus-
| dred dollars g1,2eO for taking down the
| easf wing Of School House No. l. on York
Whereas. said s~choolhouse, erected in
| the year lSE7. has been for a long time
| past Unfit for use by school children, and
Whereas. The balance OF said school
building ought not to be used for school
/ purposes at all.
Resolved. That in the opinion of this
Board the authorities having control or
the schools OF this city have been dere-
1 iIet IN permitting said schooihcuse to be
1 used ass school building for the past two
ce 4hrpn years. that the same Should have