The Jersey City news., 1902-02-21

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Seventh Ward ....--....-.... uN3
Eighth Ward ...-......--..-. Y z3e8
Ninth Ward ....-..-...-...... Il xas99
Eleventh Ward .-,...s....... II 62tl
Twelfth Ward ...........-..- l,lo9
The Inspector Of Buildings reported ap-
plications from Troy Laundry and Ma
ehinsry Company for permission to erect
9 frame building. and the same was re-
ferred to Committee on Laws and Qrdl-
Aldermen Farrell. Holmes and sharkey
Of Alderman Mcbride the board took re-
cess Of five minutes. On reassembiing
the BoaFd q, |, projected pro s,, IL sith e.ou
The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution:
the City Treasurer in favor Of the follow
for February:
e. a. Vreeland. City Marsh2I..--.s 125.00
r. r. Hewitt. 0ferseer of the Poor 133. 81
George Murray, Assistant to Over
seer OF the Poor, -.ss. ..---s-..-.--. 1888
Edward Kelly. Inspector OF Build
IN ..... ss-~.s-..--. lzo-04
A. 4 Roede. Inspector of Scales. etc $3.50
Otto Grouse, Judge First District
j. n Bfader. Clerk First District -
G Rpsi ". parker. fudge second District 'S%
J. J. j. Erwin. clerk Second District -..s,
Asolnh aii,is cer ~ i,,s.,a,.,e, -
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by- the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:
Yeas. all the members preeent-SeFen-
teen az in number.
The Committee on Laws and Ordinances
Tod he pins
tion reported at this meeting:
Resolved, That the Building Inspector
is hereby authorized 70 issue PERM -
10 erect frame shed. 50x25, and Is feet
high. on plot 10 block 50i. at corner OF
Merseles and Third streets The report
was moved, The resolution was adopted
by the following vote, the yeas and navs
beeing then ordered and taken from all
the members present seventeen I'D IN
The comnpittee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolution and petI-
tion referred at this meeting.
goods. wares or merchandise In Jersey
City be issued by the Mayor and cry
Clerk under the corporate seal OF the city
AUDITING OF CLAIMS By REsoLU-
TION.
The following resolutions were reported
by comtnittees on Payment Of Claims
BY Committee on Aims. Resolved. Thss
the following claims be paid:
$S6 to Henry Crofford. for coal for OUT
door poor to January "a, 1892
S7.50 to Joseph W. Delany. for burial OF
outdoor poor. TO January q, 1902.
os sS to grury r BTos fqT sEoseriss for
$i21 to John F. Hauck, for coal for OUT
door poor, to January s, 1902
A-lo to Hudson Co. Gas Co, for gas
at Office OF Oyerseer of the Poor, Decenn-
SIS 5 10 Nicholas KeIleher, for groceries
for, outdoor poor, TO January 7, 1902
s5I 10 Michael Mcdonald coal TOR OUT
door. poor, TO January q, 1902
$lz7.I5 to John McGuinneSs for groceries
for outdoor poor to January 2. 1862.
$3.50 TO James mclaughlin. for groceries
for outdoor poor. to January q 1862
$3.50 TO William Moran, for burial OF
outdoor poor. to January p. 1892.
$A75 TO Edward Ruf, for groceries for
outdoor poor to January IA. 1902
stoves, etc, at oftce of oyerseer Of the
ss7.55 to 5. c. Smith, tor shoes for OUT
door poor to January II, 1902
81 to James Sullivan. for shoes fer OUT
door poor to January Il, 1902
$102 25 to John Yachtmapn. for groceries
for outdoor poor. to January = lsoz
Resolved, That the following claims De
500 TO John 7. Davidson. for coal at
ArfnGfy, OeceHIoef %, &sels 70 SdHu1l3 IS
1902.
SIN to Hudson Co. Gas Co.. for gas at
Arrnory December. 1901.
si6s.40 to United Electric Co. OF n ia
for light at Armory. November 50, to De-
cenaber g. 1901.
BY COMMITTEES on Eleetions:
Resolved, That the sum of SIS each be
paid to Daniel Monahan a1d Annie Toppln
for rent of polling plaee, November. 1901.
BY Committee on Laws and Ordinances.
Resolved, That the sum of 80 be paid TO
F,dwafr Kelly for incidental expenses as
Inspector of Buildings. December, 1901