The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10

lowing vote, the yeas and lays nasini
been ordered and taken. on the call o
the President:
Yeas-AlI the merabers present. twsnt
go in number. excepting the President
who refraiRed from voting.
The COMMITTEES on Laws and Ordinance
reported the following resolutions on pc
titioas heretofore referred to said commit
tee:
Resolved, That the Building Inspector i
hereby authorized to issue a permit to II
r. Phillips to erect two ~ Tram buildings
each 22xS5 and 2S feet high, on lots 5 ant
6, Enos place, Block :SS1:
Resolved. That the Building Inspector II
hereby directed TO refuse a permit TO thu
Binton Brewing Company to erect a on,
nigh, on rear of building No 402 Seeont
street.
The reports were received.
Pie resolutions were adopted by the fol
towing vote. the yeas and nays iasint
been ordered and aken@
YeaslAl the members present, TWEEN
ty-one cd in number.
The. Committee on Trade Licenses re
ported the following resolutions on petit
ton referred TO said committee at THU
Resolved. That licenses to peddle goods
wares or merchandise in Jersey City hi
issued by the Mayer and City Clerk. un
John Downey, George Johnson, NewmaI
kusseluk, Bernard Keegan. Thomas Lot
sey, chancellor Il. Hoffman, VIM. Done
gan and George w. Harris.
Resolved, That a license as an auc
tioneer be issued by the Mayor and Cstl
Clerk under the corporate seal IF III
city to James L. Hand, .Jr.
TIE reports were received and the res
olution Adopted
eAlderraan Kelley appeared and tool
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BIZ REsoLU.
TIoN.
The following resolutions were report.
ed by committees on payment of claims
heretofore refereed
By Committee on Aims
Resolved, ina the following ciaims %
ps NE :, ahaae -
70 To- wagons WAC q o 9aoo overseer Of the Poor "a
SL % w =. Moran, Tor burial OF out
$3.50 to John o Sting for l9 Groceries for
oDlaoor poor g November ., 1855.
nv 70 James sullivan, for shoes for out
S26.5o to John zipp,, for shoes for out
door poor, 70 November Is, 1895
BY Committee on Baths and Arnoriesi
Resolved. That the following claims be
s55.l6 to ]. c.. Electric Light Co. for
llgntlng Armory, August 2S to October
y, 1893.
for gas at Armory. October, 1898.
BY Committee on District Courts
Resolved, Thatsth following claims b
paid
$24 to John Fl. Masker, for services as
Constable, First District Court. Novem-
Der, 1898.
$24 to JOSEPH Locke. for services as
Constable. Second nistrjct Court Novano.
Der. 1898.
By Committee on Elections
Resolved That The SIM ~ 500 ha naid
to each If the foIiovfn az n g1 s15 NJ Dsr psau
in nav-,,ar+ - aias iieu
used gaf for reg 1 ! cams and eGs rem q ocI p15es
snd Nro1.arer 9oae. OND
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corr;non IInnL -
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Eckhardt " r EnpIshar ri 'Iohn Fag
MIS-; y. Frenden5erg, Frank
con isidora GsnsdaSni q Gioet-
vii Wi. AsioyIa Ouluas go4n = EaHoch;
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heAnss Ilsnry hTaus, George r hIeu1-
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Jonn Maioley. Edward MaEkisy.
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Nagel, Henry G Nicodemus, Charles
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holders I'D rs ge @1sTa ELECTION nfiol, t isgs s9iu'es any
for Services at General regist Y and Gee.
finn tseS Is Nor na vro1 On f5ia in civ
Clerks ofiee -
s36 to John O,Hearn. for fitting IN
hoofbs Second Ward peneral election.
1S9S 'eSo1
81 To T. Pfeffer. for fitting up booths.
Seventh Ward General eIecfion 1896.
Sg4 to John Pickerich- for cartfng etc.
of registry cases. general registry and
election 1898.
sos to Herman Rohlfs. for fitting ND
boo+L~ Ninth well oranara1 aTaofinp 1905