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lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:-
(20) In number.
Resolved, That a license be not granted
to Carl Bade Ndieck to bottle and sell
malt and bre.ved liquor not to be drunk
nue., in the Ninth Ward.
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nay having
been ordered and AIKEN
Yeas-Aldermen Barr, Boldt. Borne
mann. Burns. Cannon, Decker. Hartmann.
well, Moran, Ross, Tracy, Warrin, Weis,
and President Simpson.
N~ays-Aidernen Gothardt and Scott.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on petit
tons heretofore referredA
Resolved, THat licenses to peddle goods,
issued by the Mayor and city Clerk, I'M
der the corporate seal of the city, to Sc
hastian Volpe, Christopher e. McQuade.
l laai e Rockwell, Isador Einhorn inc
Resolved, That licenses to play upon
hand organs be issued by the Mayor and
ely Clerk to Rubino Palatuvo and Fran
This reports were received and The reso-
AuDITING CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
Inc following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment of Claims
heretofore referred:-
by COMMITTEE on Aims
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
S52.75 to M. Egan for groceries for out
door poor to December /. 1896.
slsSl5 TO John T. Hauck. for coal for
outdoor poor, to April 20. 1897.
$3.50 to Joseph M. Ioge for groceries
for outdoor poor, to December 1. 1896.
s45 to Charles H. Schmidt for groceries
Ior ouldoor poor to December 1, 1896.
$3.50 to Jacob Schmidt for coal for OUT
door poor to April II. 1885,.
SI6.75 to John Sheridan for groceries for
outdoor sfsdd 90 poor To- December !, 1896.
outdoor poor to April 20, 1897.
wa to L. Tietz, for groceries for outdoor
poor to December /, 1896.
$40 to United Gas Improvement Co. for
January 30 to March 81. 1897.
BY Committee on Baths and Armories.L
Resolved, That the following claims be
$40 to Thomas G. Hall for coal at Ar
mory, March 80, 1897.
Sll5.05 to United Gas Improvement Co.
for gas used at Armory, March, 1897.
BY Committee on Elections
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid:-
s15 each to George NJ. Blizzard, Gott-
f Idel Bock, Thomas G7oyle. August Drews.
hardt, Giatano Giardano. Isadore Guida,
Nm. Hansen, Joseph Hasenstab, VIM. J.
Hayden, Ruth Hewitt, Henry H. Kahlert,
L]ohtA i1OS., GOlllT1Gu
10th, John McCIoskey, James Maffei, John
Maloney. Edward Markley, Joseph Mas
asifia55=oo ssNR aani Matt Mathes, dHen a;y,n Muppsing,
Bizarre, John NJ. Ropp, IN F. Redden,
Patriek Rock, George S~cavelli, Thee.
Schutzbach May e. Sheehan. V~incenzo
Solimine. John Wilson, Henry Wittneben,
GEORGE c. Young and John F. Drewen,
I N rent Of places; registry and election.
$24 to Henry Boidt, for putting up booths
IWelttn Ward, Election, April, 1897.
Sl6s to John H. Bloomer. for carting
furniture ana booths for Second, Third
March and April, 1897.
So to Thomas F. Carey, for coach hire.
election. April, 1897.
a to Thomas ]. Devine, for fitting up
Ward. April. 1897.
1926. 50 to Evening Journal Association,
S261. 20 to Evening Journal Association,
for publishing ELECTION notice, April, 1897.
b5 5ot to IN Ja Tentb G1sna0n; n for fit fitting up
S42 to Charles VIM. G~etthardt, for cart
Ward, March and April, 1897.
$4,000 to Jersey City News, for adyer-
1March and April, 1897.
b8 sS$3; % teri to yoh 1aa7 Kelly, for repairing 425
$50 to Edward Kenny, for storing cleo
ton furniture, February, March and
S35 to Edward Kenny, for handling cleo
ton furniture, April, 1887.
s24 to Peter Mcdonald. for fitting up
polling places, election, April, 1897.
$40 to Thomas Mcclure, for erecting and
taking down booths. etc. Fourth Ward,
$40 to James Mannix, delivering. etc. of
election furniture, April, 1897.
$50 to George Rickerich, for carting
furniture and booths, election, April, 1897.
s49 to John Rickerich, for carriage, etc.
Of registry cases. March and April, 1897.
81 to Herman Rohlfs, for erection, etc,
OF booths, First Precinct, Ninth Ward,
election, April, 1897.
$3.50 to Chas. A. SCHNEIDER, Jr., for sc
registry sheet protectors.
$42 to w. B. Taylor, for carting furni-
ture aid booths, Eighth Ward, registry
and election, April, 1897.
1892 to E. A. Vreeland. for repairing
ballot boxes, March and April, 1897.
$50 to Western Union Telegraph Conn
pany, Tor messenger service, election
By Committee on Printing and Sup
plies:-
Resolved. That the sum of 50 be paid to
of Buildings from Police Headquarters to
new City Hall.
BY. Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
go to p. = Smith, for ice at City Hall,
$40 to D. J. Smith, for ice at City Hall.
March, 1897.
BY Committee on Trade Licensees
resolved, That the sum of $7.45 be paid
to Edward McQuillan, for vendors badges
n plates, 1S96-97.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays nav
ing been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-AH the members present, twenty
COY in number
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed of as follows
By Alderman Calnon and unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the thanks of this Board
are due and are hereby rendered to Reu-
ben Simpson, its President, for the faith
full, courteous, impartial and digniied
manner in which he has presided over
the deliberations of this Board during
the past municipal year.
Resolved, That the thanks of the Board
are hereby rendered to Edgar A. Vree-
land, City Marshal, for the faithful and
attentive manner in which he has dis
charged the duties of his office.
BY Alderman Moran and adopted:-
is hereby authorized and empowered to
purchase necessary furniture for use in
office of the Overseer of the Poor, at an
expenditure of not exceeding three num-
bred dollars.
BY Alderman Bornemann and unani-
Resolved, That City Clerk Michael j.
OtDonneli is entitled to and hereby re-
ceives our warm thanks for the able and
faithful manner in which he has
discharged his important duties, and our
thanks are also due him for his uniform
kindness and courtesy to the members
of this Board.
On motion of Alderman Moran, the
Board then adjourned sine die.
MICHAEL j.. ODONNELL,