The Jersey City news., 1906-02-01

:. Resolved. I, That the following claims ov
80 to n. Searney. for ice at second
1915. ~
$2g each to Joseph Locke and John i.
I AAsekeFs for services as C9hsfablex Dis
fflst Courts, December 1893.
By COMMITTEE on Eleetions:-
Resolved, That the following claims Is
paiu III connection with primary eleetion,
registry aud general eseeffSlf.s--
95b to- Join II. Dolan, for eartfna
PRIMARY ballot boxes, 1868.
$l0 to Edward Kenny. for cash paid
ioE labor handing election furniture and
Sl5 to John Mcdonald, for coach hirs
election day, November Z. 1908.
$50 to Peter Mcdonald. for fitting IN
polling places, Seventh Ward.
10 TO VIM; J. Moran, for coach hire
eHsctlon day, November. N 1903
$l00 TO Michael ShaHghehsy. fok eaRt,
ing Ia;g election furniture and booths. Second
SO to Michael shAueAeaxT Ho,. s.aae
of place, Fourth District. Second Ward
$90 to Edward J.. Sullivan. for eaftina
Ward. @'
$40 to Margaret Hooper. for rant Of
place, sixth District Second Ward.
So0 each to Frank Amatucci. Guiseppi
EAlnellco' I'm u: L. Bailey. Frank BalasciA.
Thomas j, Carroll, Frank chiorazz;' alzi'
Michael j. Coyie. Thomas Doran. Johb
DrsneR, George r, Dupont. Anton
zach, William Evans, Philip r. Frank-s
I'm, William Gray. Aihford Green. Pat.
Elck LarkiRs, Chas. Aekmann. Jr.. Il
a.lDohaf5; LID; 81 @ John z. Loewer. Frank Ma
gFs,hi' thllip Martegnetti. Anthony c.
Mile, Mary Murtha. Sebastine Amafueci.
Joseph Qnofiro. Pontiac Club. Gabriel
HenHa, John Rebhan, Harman SeaKer
yohn j Sharrock, Isaac A. Walker
Henry Wittenben and Philip Gamma tn,
no, for rent Of polling places.
by Committee on Laws and Ordi-
:. Resolved. That the following claims be
$3.50 to Albert Datz Co, for ssatios-
cry for office of Inspector of Buildinzs,
80 to l.. L. kleber, for board Of horsa
q Inspector of Scales, ETC., November,
.$25 TO L. F. Kleber. for board Of hers.
9d 9dol Inspector of Scales. etc. Dece1nbers
S25 10 t. w. Leake, for board If ho,a.
q Oh. inspector of Buildings, December,
$5.T5 to George H. Pierey. for repairs
to Inspector of Buildings buggy.
81 90 to A. E. Roefe, for incidenfala
as Inspector Of Scales 10 December /,
$44 to James B. Shaw. fer sbae;np
etc. Of horse Of Inspector Of Scales to
December /, 1905.
BY Committee on Printing, Stafionery
and Supplies
paid - e'-''''s -
TO 8 Dess1Ss t. p " RalIinger 1gnS I copy Of gade
$4a So TO John s. Clarke. for sfatien-
16. 1905. e----''eA
$21 25 to Albert Datz Co.. for st,t;sn.
cry cry for City Clerks Office. December,
S2s to The Jersey City News. for
printing manual, pages rs to %.
$4.2o to The JeEsey City News for
printing ordinance relation to Pound
Keeper --e'
$2270 to E. A. Vreeland. for iue;des-
tai expenses as City Marshal, July is to
December /, 1905.
The. resolutions we're adopted by the
following vote. the years and nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken.
Yeas-Al the members present sig
teen 10 in number
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
RESOLUTIONS were presented. received
| and disposed of as folloWs:-
By Alderman Holmes. and aslopteds--
Resolved. That the thanks of this
Board are hereby rendered 10 Anthony
z. Brock, its President, for the able.
courteous and impartial manner in which
he has presided over the deliberations Of
this Board.
By Alderman Weir. and adopted
Resolved, That the Board extend 20 its
| retiring members its appreciation Of their
uniform courtesy and fairness. and It's
best wishes for theft future welfare and
happisess
BY Alderman Devine, and adoptea.A
Resolved. That David AIorrisroe. of
410 Johnston avenue. be and he is hereby
appointed a Constable from the Sixth
Ward. to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of John Malloney, and serve
for his ulexpired time. u
The President then declared the Board
adjourned sine die.
MICHAEL j. QDONNEL.L.
City Clerk.