The Jersey City news., 1906-11-03
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NOTICE
PURSUANT TO Law,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
THAT THE
GENERAL ELECTION.
WILL BE HELD ON
| UI.OUAI
NOVEMBER 6,l9O6|
commencing at six (o)
o'clock in the morning
and closing at seven (7
o'clock in t. the evening. w !.
And that tl,s. at atssaid sal q El1ec-.
tion the following
named officers are to be
elected by ballot, viz:


County of Hudson.
One % Member af the House of Rep
resentatives from the Tenth District,
County of Hudson.
Twelve Q2) Members Of the General
Assembly from the County of Hudson:
One D Surrogate for the County OF
Two (2) Coroners for the County Of
Hudson
One q) County Supervisor for the
County OF Hudson.
Twelve (12) Chosen Freeholders-
One a. from each ward of Jersey City
Two t2) Street and Water Commission
ers for the City of Jersey City.
Twelve (12) Aldermen-One ~ from
each ward of Jersey City.
Twelve Constables-One ID from each
ward of Jersey City
And Justices Of the Peace as follows:
First Ward-One a. for unexpired
term of John Duffy, deceased, and cne
a. for unexpired term of John Coyle, re-
signed
Second Ward-Three 60 for full term.
Third Ward-One ~ for unexpired
term Of James T. Merrity. deceased.
Fourth Ward-Two ~ for full term.
Fifth Ward-Four a. for full term.
Sixth Ward-Two (2) for full term.
seventh Ward-One % for full term;
one ~ for unexpired term of Miles Me-
Eight Ward-Two (2) for full term.
Ninth Ward-Threey (3l for full term.
Tenth Ward-Three 81 for full term.
Eleventh Ward-One a. for full term.
Twelfth Ward-Tnree (3) for full term
The following propositions are to be
voted upon:
"a further supplement to an act en-
titled AN Act to remove the fire and po-
lice departments in the cities of this State
from political controls Chapter 45,
Laws of 1906, Page 68.
"a further supplement to an act en-
titled AN Act to remove the fire anu po-
lice departments in the cities of this
State from political control {" Chapter
242, Laws of 1906, Page 51S.
An Act to provide for the purchase,
construction, improvement and mainte-
nance Of public parks by cities in this
State" Chapter 25S, laws of 1906,
Page 500.
And notice is hereby further given tnat
the following named places for Election
and Boundaries Of Election districts at
which the Boars.s of Election shall meet
and said Election shall be lsld, have
been selected and adopted as required by
law
FIRST DIsTRIcT, az Greene street,
East by the Hudson River from New York
Bay to Sussex street;
North by Sussex street from New York Bay
to Greene street, to Morris street, to Washing
ton street;
s'a south = By New York Bay and Hudson River.
SECOND DISTRICT rs Greene street.
East by Hudson River from Sussex street to
Grand street;
North by Grand street from Hudson River to
West by Washington street from Grand
! street to Morris street;
South by Morris street from Washington
street 10 Greene street, to Sussex street to the
THIRD DISTRICT. "a York street,
East by Hudson River from Grand street to
| Third street;
| North by Third street from Hudson River to
| Washington street,
West by Washington street from Third street
South BY Grand street from Washington
| street to the Hudson River
| FOURTH DISTRICT, 1888 and 200 Bay street:
East by Washington street from Bay street to
| North by Third street from Washington
4 street to Grove street:
West by Grove street from Third street tc
South by Bay street from Grove street Il
Washington street
East by Washington street from Pearl street
! to Bay street;
North BY Bay street from washington street
West by Grove street from Bay street &c
/ Railroad avenue;
| street to Pearl street. 10 washington street
SIXTH DISTRICT, 2T2 Warren
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