The Jersey City news., 1906-03-07

! Charles L. Carrick. Judge First
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Adolph e. Muller, Clerk Inspec
Tor OF Buildings ...... 100 90
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:-
Yeas--All the members present, TWEEN
ty-three OBJ in number
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
| ported the following resolutions on petit
ions referred at this meeting:-
Resolved, That a license to keep a junk
shop at 7S1 Newark avenue, in the
Tenth Ward of Jersey City, be issued by
the Mayor and City Clerk, under the cor
porate seal of the city, to Jacob Latter
Resolved, 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 Sacarias Bolza, VIM. Bogert
| Philip Furshman, Louis Harris, James
Hartley and Nathan Schenker.
Resolved, That a license to play upon
hand-organ or piano from house to
house be issued by the Mayor and City
! Clerk, under the corporate seal Of the
! CITY, to Nicola Bream and Isadore
| Farelli.
Resolved, That a license to keep an
| employment, or intelligence office, be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk, un-
/ der the corporate seal of the city, to
Louis Jacob.
Resolved, That the following described
| peddlers licenses be transferred
| 5-Elizabeth Garry to Meyer Bros,
2t4-Frederick Buess to Louis Neu-
meyer
The reports We're received and the res
| olutions adopted
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESO-
LUTON.
The following resolutions were report
/ ed by Committee on Payment of Claims,
referred at this and previous meetings.
Sl3 to Thomas r Carey, for burial Of
outdoor poor to January H. 1906.
$96 to Henry Crofford, for coal for out
| door poor to January 80, 1906
/ $llS.50 to Henry A. Fischbach, for
| 10, 1905.
$117 to James ]. Goggon, for coal for
outdoor poor to January 80, 1905.
Sl57.2o to Ludwig La Roche, for gro
ceries for outdoor poor to January 16
! 1906
$4O1.75 to John McGuinness, for gro
ceries for outdoor poor to January 16,
$266.50 to James Mclaughlin. for gro
ceries for outdoor poor to January 30,
| 1906
$40 to N. Y. & N. J. Tel. Co, for tolls
at office of Overseerof-the-P Poor, quarter
ending November 80, 1905.
S46.S0 to Union Printing Co., for print
ing and stationery for Office of Overseer
| -of-theePoor, December, 1905.
By Committee on Baths and Armories:
| Resolved, That the following claims be
-
$25s.50 to John Davidson, for coal at
Armory to December p, 1905.
$13T.50 to John Davidson, for coal at
Armory, January 8 to %, 1906.
$3.50 to Public Service Corporation of
n, j, for gas at Armory, December,
1920 to United Electric Co., for light
| at Armory, December, 1905.
By Committee on District Courts
Resolved, That the sum of $277 each
/ be paid to Joseph Locke and John H.
Masker, for services as Constable of Dis
trict Courts, January, 1906.
/ BY Committee on Elections
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
$50 each to Abe Beronson, Giuseppe
Cohicci, Charles Diehl, Michael Giman
Tony Gianazzi, William e. Hisor, Cath
arine Kilroy Eaton, George Kotta, Pas
quale AIanuppelli Montgomery Clu and
/ A. g. Wright, for rent of places for reg
istry and election, 1905.
| By Committee on Laws and Ordi-
| nances:-
Resolved, That the following claims be
| paid
Sc to Henry Asher, for horse shoeing
for Inspector of BUILDINGS to December
20, 1905.
$3.50 to Albert Datz Co., for printing
and stationery for Inspector Of Buildings,
January, 1905.
| $25 to L. r. Kleber, for board of horse
of Inspector of Scales, ETC., January,
/ 1906
$25 to 7. w. Leake. for board of horse
of Inspector of Buildings, January, 1905
By Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies:
Resolved, That the following claims be
/ paid:-
ss5 to John S. Clarke, for city direc-
tories.
$75 to g. w. Cooley, manager for cor
ssosn November so, 50 1905. 4
S150 to Albert Datz Co., for station
/ cry for City Clerk.
The resolutions were adopted by the
| following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken -
Yeas-Aldernlen Allardice, Allen, Bar
ry, Barr, Bilby. Cunningham, Fletcher
| y L
/ Sheehy, Sweeney and Weir.
/ Nays-Aldermen Alpaugh, Grosclaus
| and Neill.
Aldermen German, Herbert, Moran,
Rowland and President Mccarthy re-
/ Trained from voting.
/ MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following entitled ordinance was
presented by Alderman Bilby, and the
same was read, received, laid upon the
/ table and ordered to be printed on slips
for the use of the Board, viz
An ordinance to amend an ordinance
| entitled further supplement to An or
! dinance to regulate, control and prohibit
| the keeping of shops commonly called
| junk shops, etc, passed January 20,
1905"
Resolutions were presented received
and disposed Of as follows:-
! BY Alderman Allen:--
| Resolved. That the filthy condition of
1 the cathedral glass in the cupola over the
/ Assembly Chamber in our City Hall be
| called to the attention of the City Hall
| custodian. and that he be requested to
/ have it cleaned and keep it SO.
The resolution was referred to the
! Committee on Public Grounds and Build
ings.
| By Alderman Grosclaus:
| Resolved, That this Board does hereby
| approve of the act entitled, "An act to
| provide for the planting and care of
1 shade trees on the highways Of the
municipalities of this State tChapter 2S5,
Laws of 1893" approved March %,
4 1893; and