The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-26
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
lOmcial Proceedings.)

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(Of1cial Proceedings.)
63. June q, 1898. James r. Northrop.
lot g. block 7S6, Jewett avenue.
1925, September 26, 1893, John 7. Cone.
lots d0l, 1o2 and part 104. 81, 101; blocks
ozl-52y, Oxford avenue.
1418. September 26, 1888. John 7. Cane.
lot part LOB, block 527-52s, Lexington ave-
1927. October 10, 1893 D.. Van winkle
lots Y to 80 inclusive. block 549, Grove
1900. November "A, 1893, Henry v. Com
dl ,,so l3t y block 54S. Grove street.
avenue.
l4l2 "A, 1894. Mary Ann Rowe, lot
"a, block 525, Tyson lane.
50, 50, "a. So; blocks $50, 552. Lexington ave-
nue..
1863. July 2, 1894, William Rrinkerhofr.
lots g. q, IS, 81, SO, 1ol, 1B;; block 52S,
C~ommunipaw avenue.
500, July 2, 1894, James Fleming attor-
ney, &C., lots S9,a90; block 1888, Monmouth
part lrt'i lot sq Il, Stock sii lssa Gao. Arfington M ayenve.
AL, July "a, 1894, Mary Anne Rowe, lot
50. block 525 Tyson lane.
1854. December II, 1894, Christine Bugele,
lot 80. block 1910, Lundy's lane.
l774, December Il, 1894, eorg5Ae d. Ber-
mus. lot J,b lock SoS& Bergen avenue.
mus, lot ], block 5031a, Bergen avenue.
3 Alderman Wilson and adopted
Resolved, That the. resolutions direct
ing the assignment of property as shown
on the Following schedule, passed by this
Board on the dates named herein, be and
the same arehereby, ~rescinded for the rea-
son that the purchasers have failed to
appear and make payment in accordance
Herewith, to witt
February 10, 1894. Purchaser C. R. Trap
hagen, lots 23G and 24G. block 2e3, Jersey
avenue.
February 10. 1894. C. R. T~raphagen, lot
10, block 2s2; Jersey avenue
February IS. 1894, {. R. Traphagen, lots
20 r e ssG, J bl Ss , 81, Coles s street =
17G, block 1923, Coles street.
9 to 11G. block 3sl, Eighteenth street.
February 10, 1894, lot A, block 367, Eight
zenith street
December IS. 1894, John Dickson. lots 20
and q. block 549, Williams avenue
lots-T7 and 1870. block 207, Wayne street.
February 13. 1894, Jonathan D. Condict,
lots % to 26, block 132, Railroad avenue.
February 13. 1894, Jonathan D. Condict,
lot o, block 207, Wayne street.
May %. 1894. Harry s.. Condict lot 4C,
block $50, Jersey avenue.
Resolved, That in a~ccordaneee With the
printed terms of sale such property as
was sold by the city at auction on Oc-
tober 80, 1894, and January 80, 1895, upon
~ Tx u 4Il3oo I14OICy Has y oCC1
paid in full and is not paid on or before
Saturday, February Is, 1896. said property
shall be included in the list of property
to be sold at absolute sale in March.
1896, and the deficiency, if any, thereby
produced Shall be borne by the parties
in interest according to Rule Z of the
conditions of sale aforesaid.
BY Alderman Wilson and adopted
Resolved. That the resolutions direct
ing the assignment of certain certificates
of tax sale, as shown in the following
rescinded, the purchasers having failed
to appear and make payment in accord
ance Herewith, to witt
Certificate No: 2l21. date of resolution
man. lot 10, block ST. Beacon avenue.
1867, February 10, 1895, A. NJ. DeGray,
lots 9 and 10, block 56, Pavonia avenue.
2722 October 8. 1895, Josephine Griffin,
1858, September "a, 1895, Margaret Burke,
lot 6. block 624, Jay street.
lot SO, block 7o6. Jefferson avenue.
251o. october q. 1895, Chas. Clinton, lot
3S, block s43, Beach street.
2444 October q, 1895, Chas. Clinton, lot
8, block $780, Montrose avenue.
BY Alderman Dohrmann and adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on Print
ing, Stationery and Supplies be directed
to purchase and file in Office of City
Clerk Fowler's new map of Jersey City,
ounted in muslin and bound in book
form, at a cost of not over one hun
dred and fifty dollars, the same being
office.
BY Alderman Donrmann:-
Resolved. That the use Of the Alder
son County League of Good Government
Clubs for a public meeting to be held
on Saturday evening. February IS, 1896;
resolution was referred to the Conn
mittee on Public Grounds and Buildings.
By Alderman Mitchell and adopted
tons be n they are hereby directed to
advertise in the official newspapers of
the city inviting sealed proposals for the
opes. registry books, and lists, poll books,
poster notices, instructions to election
officers, and UGH stationery as may be
fse Election, '0 April rhe I e and L. I rssslst agd a tRe
same committee are hereby invested
with full power on behalf of the board
therefor and to award contracts for same
pursuant to the best interests of the
BY President Simpson and adopted
Resolved, That the City Clerk be ana
he is Hereby directed tot transfer to the
trustees of the Free Public Library Of
newspapers, manuals of the Board of
Aldermen and miscellaneous volumes Of
may be desired by the trustees Of he
library to facilitate their collection for
permanent record.
BY President Simpson and adopted:-
Whereas, Certain aspersions have been
cast upon the integrity and honesty Of
Alexander Ross, a member of this Board;
and
Whereas, The said member brands the
same as infamous falsehoods; and
Whereas, BY the said aspersions the
dignity and righteousness Of this Board
has been impugned and the evil effect of
unchecisd viii rebound e the dsiscsredit
of the Board; therefore. be it
Resolved, That the President appoint a
committee of five member to investigate
the SAID matter and report thereon at
the next meeting of the Board.
Aldermen Wilson, Vermilyea, Calnon.
Mitchell and Dohrmann were appointed
the committee.
On motion of Alderman Mitchell the
Board then adjonrneT
E. w. WOoLLEY,
City Clerk.
Regular meeting Of the Board Of AL
dermen of Jersey City. at the Alder