The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-25


Claims were presented. received and disposed Of a.
81 Michael J. Bovlan $3.50 5o j. w. HARRISON S.
: Reterred TO Committee on Aims.
o. ySs Gss %g S s ssd = sn1 y o. Re-
= Off. ". Hnrrison, $40 Dantel A. McEntire. $50 So.
5s A e V Rs IS So Sc m John c.
sesson, Receiver, sc; Shas = Brush sss so qhel-
is is ssS IS as 4 G. Lons as ID, Rersrred 70
Aldcr@an d Donney s and took Ss seat
4 OFFICERS coMMUSfcA ATOMS.
aanc s gSiy $50 sns sysry rSssasy SSrnSr a
o'clock y the hour and 5nss Of meeting, was
yhe CITY CLERK pressented report Of the approved
wee ys % ia regulating s ss q strsses
sSsn and a oresd was
!: REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
e The Committee on Excise reported the following
4 resolutions on petitions aeretofore referred;
saned sesidine az the following named Places 70
elI furnish supply splritsous vlnous malt and
ss Or to in
ma 9sn II 3ssS Co. us rs New York avenues neit-
p South street Christ Bls,aner o S5s nanto, N
, suss street. New Yoris city. -s'
Resolved, That iicenses be granted to the following
matt and prewed LIQUORS may bs sold. &C the Iol-
james Perea%o Grove second Districts
Tc Louis aSer ssefHs @
atharine Kelly. 1SS Lot street. Fourth Districts
Joseph J. Scout. os4 Newark avenue. Fourth pisIrct
A. k H 5sg Central syengs Fourth Dssres
es afer S Ocean sTa srs Fred
Resolved, That alic nse be granted to Phlipow-
malt or brewed liquors NAV be sold at 5S7 Newark
! avenue, in the Fifth District
Resolved, That tine folowing described restaurant
etA JShn Barley g John Hsnshan; ssoA O. W.
Tine resolutions were adopted by the Following vote
he Sers mere anu
!. tAldermen keogh and oRourke appeared and
The committee on Finance reported the following
resolved, That WARRANTS be drawn on the City
Treasurer IN favor OF the following named for pay-
John i. Scot, city CLERK. $3.50 VI Timothy @ Long
sy Hsrshs SIPS John y Hewitt oyerseet q The
, ngs. si25 The report was received. i
ahsresoInon was adopted BY The following vote.
! he call OF the President /. Z
me COMMITTEES Streets reported the following
= :esolutions on petitions heretofore referred:
g t6e 70 NAM
aer prescribed by law the following described on or
Jver sidewalk IN front oil places hereinafter
Toned 70 remain during the pleasure OF the Board
George Z: Campbell. iron frame for canvas awn-
81 ng ~ Montgomery street, D. ). Steele three
le q. = ~ summit avenue; h. W Haibohm sxa
sapors q ss psyS post close 70 curb
Rsoyed Isas pef n 1 s hereby granted 70
Jersey svenas aDS Wayne
ptreet under the direction Of the Committee on
!. The reports were received and the resolutions
! The Committee on Trade Licenses reported thu
following resolutions on petitions heretofore re-
Resolved, Thatlicenses to peddle goods wares and
nercnandise IN Jersey CITY be issued by the Mayor
10 the following named persons, their paying the
Samuel Frank, John Bradshaw, Jacob Wiener. !.
II. Kuhl, Leonard Mlsbach Patrick GALLAGHER. M.
Becker Charles King Ncsoas FaIey as1rg
: H. Fulton. Ge9. A. Earrent, Mlcaael D. Minsky.
ShaTes Writ a Chrsogh1eSg sesnken Leonard
psfns shea Frank psLsnces, Frank 'wS ood.
nsty Max spe szooe rea lesT John Bond NH
oS Eae sGRh cs.s SfaSs5 Ws%
Crosby John Scsh eSniTSa asn
Wirtz. Jacob DINNER, Peter BISHOP, VIM ! Benson s
Sswad Sss asorgs Howard, Barnard Ssmsnus
brody OTIS Shaver Louis Conn. samuel "f seTn6 hers
James Marshall, herman Cenrad Harry W. Far
Fss se3 s'ha SSs
ay Re sanss T saroE as Ssass rS 5s
EaIlon. Daniel Murphy, Joseph Weidner, Philip
Ridley, Charles Yoke, d. Ls1i@an 7'l 0lA'''' -
BY he Mayor nnp tSe s
zeal OF the city 70 the following named on their
Michael Alexander, Charles Spitzer e licenses,
1 n ia fsnsss as rect 81 z
issued by the Mayor and CITY Clerk, under the cor
sons on their paving she license ees per
Rsn Hs
sieh schroeE jacob KruGkehi, Jr, ysc.9 Kruckehi
Peter JOIN o
Gel, Elcin Adler, Jacob Fraql Jacob Grupp. Jacoi
Resolved. That licenses to keep junk shops at the
fS ps NAMED aes in Jersey CITY be sgsd p
of the ty, to the following named parties, thei1
III pro 1873 Second street,
Mary J. Iuit9 s94 Thiro street; Patrick white So
A. carey Sic NewarF aseaus .' in'1 s'i'e' D's' =
Tnird Dlstricr-James Devlin, 1856 Henderson,
Fourth Dsrrict-James Collins, es Oakland ayenue
o'Grady, iS1 Central avenne; r. W. 2icker 1si
! Laidlaw avenue; George Hausche. 204 Beacon
Fif.h Bistric. Louis Aslsen, ! Albion place.
na bSra Msa 100 . wSSdawn ave
the reports were received and the resolution
~ AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
me following resolutions were reported by Com
d By Commttee on Aims '''' ~
Resoysa That the spTa Of s1se.5o be paid to Mich.
aei j. Boylan for burial of outdoor poor TO July ~
By Com Printing Stationery and supplies.
Il Resolved, That the sum OF s25 paid Argus
COMPANY n a. yv Tor printing ~ manuals. s
$9e so to Albert DATE for printing ordinances etc.
\ proclamation etc.
S4o715 TO Jordan Stationery Company for printina
s4s; 06 to T. C. Long for Incidental expenses al
4 lily Mafshal from June % to July x3, 1882
Il $500 10 Sunday Morning News for publishing
Il MAYORS proclamation, etc.
Il The resourlons were adopted by the following
vote the yeas ana nays having been ordered and
d taken ON the call of the President:
YeaS-Au the members present. eleven Qp In num-
| Der.
II MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion Of Alder lan Hauck the following aRti.
tied ordinance reported by the Committee Stret Is
n March 1882 was taken from the table Tor conSld
4 Grafton. viz;
construction OF bay window IN building northwest
corner Bramhali and Madison Avtnu
| The ordinance was read. considered, and then
passed by following vote the yeas and nays hay
| ing been ordered and taken
4 Yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Donnelly, Hauck Hooa
! JeWkes Keogh, O'Netll. O'kourke. P11gge, Van
| Horn and Pr sident Alien.
| Nays-None.
The Following resolution was offered by Alderman
| O'NeiiI and adopted:
| Hesolved, That the regular meetingof Tuesday
August LIZ. 1899, will be the only meeting durins
August. 1880, for the transaction OF general busr
| ness ts
| by Alderman Donneliy. and adopted:
whereas. The ordinances OF the city have not been
published in book form since 1881 since which time
many ordinances have been passed; therefore.
Resolved, That tins Board urgently reUuesr ina
Board OF Finance to make provision IN the tax levy
for publication OF the ordinances In book torn