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Resolved, That the following claims pc
sS5.ls to ]. q. Electric Light &C. for
lighting Armory, August ~ ~ otoeS
= 1850 to United Gas Improvement Co,
for gas at Armory October, 1879.
By on District Counts
Resolved, That the following claims pc
s24 to John H. Masker, for services as
Constable, First District Court, NoVem-
81 to Joseph Locke, for services as
Constable, Second District Court, Novem-
bar. 1888.
Resolved. That the sum of $22 be paid
to each of the following named parties,
in payment of claims for rent q piaes
used for registry and election OelopSi
and November. 1S98:--
Corrigan, Hugh Doherty, Mrs. z. Dooisy,
Eckhardt. w. F. Englehardt. John Fay,
Mrs Flannery. F. J. Frendenberg, Frank
Funk, Giuseppe Gengarelli, a. II Glper-
son, Isidora Guidai yoqn nI p i NdWardi
KENNY Henry Kraus, George p. Kreuz-
,er, Caroline 10th, Luker Bros,
John Maloney, EdwaTd MaLh : rlsss
Nagel. Henry @. Nicodemus, CnaIiss
Sander, George Sceyelli, George II Scns-
fenberg, Charles Schied; Charles scnocai
lnHOQUIt 2tlldt1brtNAs =
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid ar+,,,g err
niture and booths. Second ana Icnth
Ward election, October and november
iSs $40 to VIM. ]. Dready, for caIting
booths, Ninth Ward, October and Novem-
sa7l.15 to Evening Journal Association
for advertising election notice.
$40 to Evening Journal Association,
for advertising special registry notice.
So to Evening Journal ASSOCIATION ivr
advertising notice to poll CLERKS.
$50 to Fl. j. Hunter, for erecting booths,
First Ward, general election, 1898.
s472.5O to jersey. City News, for adver-
Using electionrnotice
SIS to Jersey City News, printing for gen
s1 S to Jersey City News, for advertising
s35 to Edward Kenny, for handling III
nfture, general registry and electioh, te.ls.
$24 to George HOTTER. fitting up ponlnE
places, Fourth Ward, general election,
SIS to B. McGuinness. for caring furni-
ture and booths, Fifth Ward, general reg
sac to James Mannix, for carting lurnl-
ture and booths, Sixth Ward, general req
istry and election, 1888:
$50 to VIM. Moran, for co2ch nlre, gem
sss to b. Murphy, for carting furniture
and booths, Eleventh Ward, general cree
$3.50 to o'Brien & Keiit, for candles and
holders, general election, 1898.
$1,000 to officers of registry and eiectlo1'
for services at general registry and e4ec.
tion, 1895, as per payroll on file IN Clty
s8s to- ohm o'Hearn, for fitting up
$Si to L. Pfeffer, for fitting up booths,
Seventh Ward. general election, lsss.
s94 to John Rickerich, for carting, etcs
of registry cases, general registry ana
SIS to Herman Rohlfs, for. fitting, up
s1ls to Thomas sigler, for carting booths
and furniture, Third and Eighth WARDS
general election, 1898.
$45 to G. P. Smith, for insurance on
sos to Eugene Tumilty, for fitting up
booths, Third, Fifth and Sixth WARDS,
general election, 1898.
S39e to E. A.. Vreeland, for repairing
BALLOT boxes. ETC.. general election, 1873. !.
$40 to John d. Webster. for carriage of
eral election, 1898.
$s2 to John D. Webster, for erecting
booths, Eighth Ward. general election,
$50 to Western Union Telegraph Co.,
for messenger service. Police Department
general election; 1893.
ST to Louis S. Young, for rent of place..
general registry and election, 1883.
$32 to Fred Zeigler. for erecting booths
and rails, Twelfth Ward, general eiecuoh,
1888.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
n Supplies
Resolved. Thai the following claims be
PAID
SIS to William Delaney, for board of
horse of Building Inspector, November.
1898.
SIC to Jersey City News. for printing
manual, pages 46 to So inclusive.
$l4.0 to Jersey City News for printing
ordinance ~(scales, weights and measures3
SO to Jersey City News for advertising
liquor license applications. October. 1883:
The resolutions were adopted by the
been ordered and taxen:-
Yeas-Au the members of the Board,
twenty-five (22) in number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion of Alderman Calnon the fol-
lowing entitled ordinance was taken from
the table for consideration viz
"A supplement to an ordinance entitled
An ordinance TO provide for the appoints
ment and goverpment of an Inspector OF
Scales, Weights and Measures. and to
and to enforce the keeping and using Of
just weights and measures, passed April
Is. 1885,
The ordinance was read, considered and
then passed by the following vote, the
yeas and nays having been ordered and
taken:-
Yeas-Aldermen Boldt, Burns, Calnon,
Cole, Dittmar, Ehrhardt, Guiton, Hart
man, Kelley, 10th, Maxwell. Mcbride,
Menge, Muller, Murphy and Warrin and
President Midlige.
Nays-Aldermen Decker, Divers, Fry,
Howeth and Stell.
On motion of Alderman Calnon, the
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL ]. O'DONNELL,
City Clerk.