The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-22

The Committee ON Laws and Ordinances
reported the following resolution on petit
ton, reported al this meeting:
Resolved. That OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is hereby authorized to issue a permit fol
the erection or extension OF the following
described buildings, viz.
Hannah Collins, 2-story frame, zox1W
and IS feet high, at southeast corner OF
Pavonia avenue and Henderson street, on
lot q, block $780,
Michael Rofonoe, 1-story frame, 16xA
and IL feet. high, at 1863 Railroad avenue.
Sanford and Stillman Co, l-story
frame. 64.Sx40 and 20 feet high, at corner
Morgan. and Greene streets. on plot A.
g. HEIDI & Son, to raise present frama
building, Is feet and to erect q frame az.
street, near Paramount avenue, on lots
Il to 70 inclusive, block 2.1os.
! D. Frazee. 5 81 extension SOx'o ana
Tine report was received. =
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:-
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolution, on petit
ton of Meyer Stanger:-
Resolved, That a license to peddle goods,
ware and merchandise in Jersey Cirys.pe
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk under
Stanger.
Tho report was received and the resolu-
ton adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY
The following resolutions were reported
by Committees and in payment OF claims
heretofore referred:-
BY Committee on Alms-
Resolved, That the following claims Do
Ss6.25 to Bosquett Bros, for coal and
groceries to outdoor poor to February "a
1899.
$50 to Ellen beats, for groceries to OUT
door poor to March 10, 1883.
s2S.Ss to John A. Dust, for meat, for U
door poor to February IA, 1888.
sl55 to John F; Hauck, for eoal, for * eut.
Joseph M. Igoe. for groceries, Tor out
door poor to February Is. 1899.
ST to p. J. Kennedy, for groceries, see ZOE
outdoor poor, for February 70, 1888.
$685. % to Fred Kruger, for groceries. fer
outdoor poor, February rs. 1893. ~
50 to Leblanc & SteIger, for repairing
wagon Of overseer Of the Poor to March
s16S.25 to John McGuinness, for grO-
ceries, for outdoor poor, March u, 1879
$27s50 to- Peter McGuinness, for coal, ZOE
outdoor poor, February rs, 1895.
Sis to Hugh Mclaughlin. for COAL for
outdoor poor, November 80. 1895.
SAG to VIM. j. Moran, for burial OF out
door poor, February "a, 1899.
SAB to Nicholas OFT, for shoes, Tor outs
door poor, March IA, 1899.
outdoor stSi,e 7 poor sGA e Mareh~1s, 1888.
s141. 25 to Pavonia Coal Co, for coal for
outdoor poor, to February 20, 1893.
$50 to Thomas E. Smith, for board OF
horse of Overseef Of the Poor, December,
1898, and January, 1899.
SIS to Thomas e. Smith, for board OF
horse Of Overseer of the Poor, Feoru-
SIS to James. Sullivan, for shoes for
i'outdoor poor to-. March II, 1893. 7i
81 to United Gas Improvement Cog Tor
January and February, 1885.
s6s.25 to John zipp, for shoes for out
door poor to February Y, 1883
Resolved, That the following claims pc
paid - q ~ 49,
Armory, February 10 to Is, 1888.
S22.6 SO to United Gas Improvement Cos
for gas at Armory, February, 1883.
BY Committee on District Courts -
Resolved, That the following claim be
81 each to Joseph Locke and John H.
Masker, for services as Consda6les at
District Courts for March, 1889.
BY Committee on Elections:-
Resolved, That the following claims be
sS2 each TO II. Atkinson, Dunn Bros.
John H. Fiehan, Frank Martucci, p. E.
Mathison, M. R. O'Brfen,s Michael OCon-
nor, ElizabetA .uigley and N; A Toppin.
for rent Of, ct places general election NO.
By Committee on Laws and Ordinances:
Resolved, That the following claims be
s15f.s5 to &c. Democrat, for printing
ana plan ks for Inspector Of Buildings
M s5Ts "a 1872 4S =. Nolan. for stationery
and printing, for Inspector of Buildings,
By Committee on Printing. Stationery
Resolved, That the following claims be
$50 to Jersey CITY Democrat, for print
ing, etc., for City Clerks Office. March,
SIS to Jersey city News, for printing
manual, pages IS to IS, February, 1885.
$3.50 to Jersey City News . for sadver-
to. %, 1899.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:- Il
Yeas-All the members present, sixteen
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The following resolution was offered BY
Alderman Calnon and adopted
Resolved, That hereafter printing OF
every description for which this Board is
chargeable, including corporation notices.
ordinances, minutes. etc, shall bear the
label of the International Typographical
Printers Union, No. "a.
On motion of Alderman Howeth the
MICHAEL ]. o'DoNNELL,
City Clerk.
Regular meeting Of the Board OF Alder
men at the Assembly Chamber, City Hall,
Tuesday. April A 1889. g
Board was called to order BY the City
Clerk at nine O'Clock E. M.
Present-Aldermep Austin, Bofdt, Cali
non, Decker, Dittmar, Ehrhardt, Guiton,
Meage, Muller and stels
Absent-Presidept Midiige and Aldermen
Burns, Cole. Divers, Fry, Hartman.
Howeth, Kelley, 10th, Maxwell. Mcbride.
Murphy, Perry. yermilye and Warm.
Less h a quorum being present on
motion of Alderman Calnon the Board ad-
MICHAEL J. O'DoNNELL.
wa City Clerk.