The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-14

Eighth Ward-william II. vermiiye.
Ninth Ward-George p. Divers. Charles
Tenth ward-charles NJ. Austin, Jacob
Eleventh ward-Rudolph NJ. Hartman.
Twelfth Ward-John Il. Boldt, Gustave
Aldermen William G.. Howeti,. from the
Third Ward. and Alderman August
absent at the calling of the roll, but sub
sequently appeared and took their seats.
Acknowledgements William J. Kelley
On motion of Alderman Calnon, the
Board proceeded to the appointment of
Michael j. o'Donnell was nominated by
William G. Nelson was nominated by
Alderman Steil.
Aldermen Verfnilye and Calnon were APP
pointed and acted as tellers.
Michael ]. O'Donnell received twenty
one CID votes.
Whereupon Michael ]. OADonnell having
received the requisite number OF votes
was declared appointed City Clerk.
alderman Howeth appeared and Q Q
The Board then proceeded to the APP
pointment of a City Marshal.
Alderman Ehrhart nominated Edgar A.
Alderman Stell nominated John Graham
The same teliers acted.
Edgar A. yreeland received twenty-five
(22) votes.
John Graham received one a vote.
Whereupon Edgar A. Vreeland having
received the requisite number of votes
was declared appointed City Marshal.
The Board then proceeded TO the APP
pointment of an Inspector of Buildings.
Edward Kelly was nominated by Alder
man Dittmar.
on motion of Alderman Calnon the
President was authorized to cast one vote
for ell the members.
The same tellers acted,
One ballot was cast and Edward Kelly
was declared appointed Inspector OF
Buildings.
The Board then proceeded to the APP
p~ointnnent of an Inspector OF Scales,
Weights and Measures.
Alderman Hartman nominated A. Ed
ward Roede.
City Clerk was directed to cast one bal
lot for all the members.
The same tellers acted.
One ballot was cast and A. Edward
| Weights and Measures.
alderman Menge appeared and took his
seat.)
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed of as follows:-
BY Alderman Coles
Resolved, That the compensation of the
| City Clerk and the City Marshal be and
| remain the same as liked for the year
1898, viz. = Sc, 600 and 81, 500, respectively.
The resolution was adopted by the Ioi-
lowing vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken, on the call OF
Yeas-Al the members present, twenty
four (24 in number
BY Alderman Murphy and adopted
Resolved, That the rules OF order OF
the Board of Aldermen for the year 1871
| 9s be adopted by this Board until it's fur
| Their order, and that a special commit
tee. of five 80 be appointed to araIt ruies 3
opd raol1la Hons for the government OF
this Board.
Aldermen Murphy, 10th. Calnon. Yer
milye and Decker were appointed the
BY Alderman Dittmar and adopted.
Resolved, That the hour of meeting OF
this Board shall be eight 90 O'Clock +.
M. until it's further order.
By Alderman Dittmar and adopted
Resolved. That The Jersey City News
be and is hereby designated as the official
newspaper for the publishing OF liquor
BY Alderman Muller and adopted
Resolved, That a special committee OF
five be appointed to wait upon his Hon
or the May and inform him of the organl-
cation Of the Board, and Of its readiness
to receive any communication ne may
| desire to make, the committee TO report
Aldermen Calncn, Vermi1ye, Mcbride,
Dittmar and Stell were appointed the
committee.
BY Alderman .Calnen and adopted
RSSO1F6Q. lDdl lAC AOllO Wills ~
as the Standing Committees OF TINS
| Board
Howeth and Maxwell.
Baths and Observation-Disclosures Warrin,
Muller. Kelly, Guiton and Austin.
District Courts-Aldernlen Boldt. How
eth. Maxwell. Austin and Decker.
Observation-Disclosures Maxwell, Guiton,
| Calnon. Warm and Burns.
Excise-Aldermen Dittmar, Burns. Anur-
| phy. Hartman and Mcbride.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Burns, Warrin,
| Cole. Mcbride and Vermilye.
Finance-Aldermefs Kelly, Ehrhart,
| Hartman. Murphy and Fry.
Fire Observation-Disclosures HOweth, Null
| Ter. Ehrhart. 10th and Divers.
Laws and Observation-Disclosures Muller,
Burns, Mcbride, Cole and Dittmar.
Legislative Enactnents Aldermen
| Menge. AUSTIN, 10th, Hartman and Yer
rnilye.
Printing, Stationery and Supplies-Alder-
n.en Calnon, Cole, Merge, Hartman and
Dittmar.
Public Grounds and Buildings-Alder-
men Austin, Howeth. Perry, Ehrhart
and Stell.
Trade Observation-Disclosures Murphy, Per
| ~. 10th. Boldt and Fry.
1 Decoration Day and Fourth of July-Al-
dermen Cole, 10th, Perry, Boldt and
Decker.
Board adjourned to meet at the Assembly
| Chamber, City Hall. on Tuesday May 10,
1898, at 8 O'Clock p. M.
MICHAEL J. O'DONNELI.
Civ Clark