The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Official Proceedings)
Adjourned regular meeting OF the Board
OF Aldermen Of Jersey City at the
Assembly Chamber, City Hall, Tuesday,
April rs, 1899.
The ron was called at o'clock P. NJ.
Present-President Midlige and Alder
Maxwell, Mcbride, Menge, Muller, Muir
ply, Stell and Warrin.
Acknowledgement Austin, Divers, Hart
man. Kelly, 10th, Perry and Vermilye.
Aldermen-elect Barr and Fichtl being
present were invited to seats within the
railing.
Petitions, ETC., were presented. received
and disposed of as follows:-
license, and
Two o. applications for license to
peddle. (See reports subsequently made.)
Referred to Committee on Trade Lii
censes.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
o gialms were presented, received and dis
OF P; McGovern, sls.75, and James Sui
Ivan, $50.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
of Joseph Locke, s25, n John H.
Referred to Committee on District
Courts.
OF Mrs. C. Branard. N. ]. Byrne M. T.
Corrigan, Philip Freudenberg, Giuseppe
Gingarelli. Josephine Mathes, James E.
Murray, D. Rigerone and Charles Schoch,
SIT each.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The Inspector of Buildings reported an
application from Henry Byrne for permis-
sion to erect a frame stable on Cornelison
avenue and the same was referred to
Committee or Laws and Ordinances.
The Committee on Laws and Ordinances
reported the following resolution on petit
ton OF Henry Byrne, referred at this
Resolved, That the Building Inspector
IS hereby authorized to issue a permit to
Henry Byrne to erect a one story frame
stable. 25xl00 and 10 feet high on lot 80
and part of lots 81 to "a, Cornelison ave
nue. on Block 205.
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and ken
Q8) in number.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolution on petit
tons heretofore REFEREED
Resolveds That licenses to peddle goods.
wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk under
the corporate seal of the City to Emil
Arthur Crentzberg and Sam Conen.
Resolved. That a license as a city auc-
tioneer be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk, under the corporate seal of this
city to Charles K. Evans.
The reports We're received and the reso-
lutionS adopted.
On IHotloh OF Alderman canon, the
Board took a recess for five minutes
On reassembling the Board proceeded
with
The following resolutions were report
ed by committees on payment of claims
heretofore REFEREED
By Committee on Alms:-
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
$3.50 to Louis I. Finkes for groceries
$96,25 to John F.. Hauck, for coal for
outdoor poor to April II, 1899.
$3S.18 to John E. Hewitt, for incidental
expenses as Overseer of the Poor, 10
$3.50 to P. J.. Kennedy, for groceries for
out-door poor to April II, 1853.
SALE to Frederick Kruger, for groceries
$3.50 to Peter McGuinness. for coal for
outdoor poor to April 4, 1899
$3.50 to Hugh Mclaughlin, for coal for
outdoor poor, to April IS, 1899.
for outdoor poor to April 4, 1899.
s35 to VIM. ]. Moran. for burial of out
door poor to April Is. 1899.
$50 to Pavonia Coal Co., for coal for
outdoor poor, to April II, 1S99.l
$43 to John Zipp for shoes for outdoor
poor to April II. 1895.
BY Committee on Baths and Armories:-
Resolved, That the following CLAIMS be
paid
800 to Hudson Coal Co, for Is tons of
coal at Armory, March, 1899.
$24 to United Gas Impt. Co., for gas at
Armory, March. 1899.
Resolved, That the following CLAIMS be
s25 each to- Joseph Locke and John H.
Masker. for services as constables at DIS
trict Courts, April, 1893.
BY Committee on Excise:-
Resolved, That the sum of sou be pald
to Jersey City News for publishing ap-
piications for liquor licenses, March, 1888.
= Jv- Ctopo rlittaa@ on E1PctiQnS.-
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid:-s17 each to Argentum Co, Carl
Badendieck, Henry Behrens, z. M. FERN
Cantabene, George Cappelli, Thomas
Coyle, Henry Crofford, Barron Donaldson,
Mrs. e. Dooley, Thomas Doran, John
giehardt, George A. Duffett, George r.
DUPONT, John P. Fernane, Mrs G. Elan
merry, A.. P. Giberson, Isidora Guida, VIM.
Hansen. Joseph Hasenstab, Rtth eWl
c. Jewell, Henry FL. kahlert, Catharine
Keegan, Edward Kenny, John kiefer,
Richard Kraemer, Henry Kraus, George
P. Kreuzer, Mrs. A. G. 10th, Luker Bros,
John Maloney, B. H. Manning, Pasquale
Mariana, Edward Harkley, Edward Mar
ron, E. Q Martini, e. E.. Mathison, a
tin Metzger, H. c.. Nicodemus, Mrs. E.
ouigley, John Rebhan, Patrick Rock,
Charles A.. Roe, Charles Sander, George
Scharfenberg, Albert Schmohl, Daniel
Schultze, Theodore sehutzbach, John
L hlitCl. y : l. III IhO0S41
Smith, H. ]. Spellmeyer, ~Steinberger &
Hoos, Isaac A. Walker, E. S. Wells, John
Wilson, Henry Wittneben and George G..
Young, for rent of places used for regis
try and election, March and April, 1899.
Resolved, That the following amounts
be paid to the following named persons
for fitting up polling places, April, 1885,
William j.. Brasil, S32; Alex. Burke, $36;
Edward Craig, 1872; Thomas Curran, S24;
Joseph Doran, S2S; Vim. McKenna, 1872;
John O'Hearn, S36; L. Pfeffer, S24; E.
Tumulty. s36 and sS2; John Walker, s2s
and John Walz, $36.
Resolved, That the following amounts
be paid to the following named persons
for earting election furniture, etc, reg
istry and election. March and April, 1899.
j. H. Bloomer, $126; VIM. j. Brady, $40;
Chas. A. Lohmann. $685.. Peter McGuin-
Murphy. S69; Geo. Rickerich, s42; John
Rickerich, 1874; Thomas Segler, S119; VIM.
TAYLOR, S56 and j. D. Webster, $40.
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
S404 to Albert Datz. for official ballots
for charter election, 1899.
$S5 to Albert Datz for official envelopes
for charter election, 1899.
SAT- to Evening Journal Association for
advertising charter election notice.
SIS to Evening Journal Association for
advertising notice to poll clerks, charter
election, 1899.
s47S.25 to Jersey City Democrat for
stationery, charter election. April, 1899.
$422.10 to Jersey City Democrat, for
printing. ETC., charter election, April, 1899.
800 to Edward Kenny, for storage of
election furniture, February, March and
April, 1899.
$35 to Edward Kenny for handling cleo
ton furniture, April, 1899.
S1.27 to edward Kenny, for hardware
for election furniture, April, 1899.