The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-13
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passed August IS, 1889, alnendatory to liquor ord-
nnnce OF June II, 1880 The ort received and
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
The Committee On Elections reported Tho following
iiesolvei, That tho Committee on Elections arc
he ~ authorized u hire sucn places Tor the ensuing
ice rem a. shall not eScod seven dollars Tor each
Resolved That the Boards OF Fire and Police Com.
be :,Gguessed to Grant permisslon TO use
poses OF registry and election
Resolved That the Committee on Elections be re-
CRESTED 10 report at an early day nominations for ot-
Resolved, That the Committee on Elections are
boxes, blanks stationery and furniture, and attand
70 The htting up pa es for election and the care OF
Resolve That the amount to be paid for fitting up
polling places shall not exceed i've collars for each
Resolved, That the Committee on Elections be re-
queStsu 10 report TOT consldiraLlon ana ADOPTION
boundaries OF Precincts in tn Assembly Dis
tricts
Resolved. That the City Clerk be authorized to
procure maps OF polling precincts for use of onc rs
or registry and election. The report was recei we'd.
The resolutions were adopted by tbs following vote
the ayes and nays having been ordered and taken on
the call OF the President;
Yeas-An the members present. eleven in mum Der
The Committee on Excise reported the following
resolutions on petitions h sretofGre referrod
named to keep restaurants where splrltuous, vlnou
malt and Drewcd liquors may be sold, ut the fol-
Martin O'siaIley, S52 Henderson, Second District
W., Wlam KuhleH iGs Columbia aysnue Fourth Is
III ecker stress. Fonrta District Nicholas and John
stros Foarta be Guss SS si G
III, n ON slreeJ, peirtH pIstfiet @le5 Morris 202
s73 Ioh st5n avenue sixth District PatrcI; Patten
10 Ocean avenue, sixth Dstrict j. II. Ofernaun.
20 Mtntgomcry Street. FIRST District.
Resolved. That the following described restaurant
licenses be trans erred:
No %, Joan Bonner to Al Grand street, First Dis
Central ayenge, Elghth Districti No, 5sl, FRANK =
John Farmer to % hudson street. First District; No
1856 " Han MAJ = IA McAdoo ayenus. sixth pts-
1886, A. p. Rikeman to Reers d krieG Tho reports
Tine resolutions were adopted by the following vote
the yeas ana nays having been ordered ana taien
The Committee on Excise reported the following
Resolved. That all action heretofore had by tho
Board OF Aldsrmen in granting licenses TO the fol-
lowing named lartics TO sell liquors the following
the CITY CLERK be authorized TO destroy the saiu
licenses for the reason that the not been
Kssta9raai7No. io7A. N, McMahon eol Warren
Campbeli, i5S Fifth street., secoaG District; - NJ
$s6A, Thomas s A MeCabe $40 Fourth street, Tnlra
District NO. 4O5A, H. Nysgaard 105 Central avenue.
Fourth Dssries 40 AKA PATRICK Jones, 5lo sum
S IS Gaam Street EourS bsc No
9s9A, AndreW Manhion Io4 Newark avenue,
ber LOIS Summit avenue. Fourth District;
80. 717A. John Kuehlke, % ngress street. Fourth
Irest, Fifth DisJricl; No GI6A K j. stovei;cn, Fifty
ninth street and Avenue d. sixth District No. 732 A.
No 73AA, Annie Dunu 613 Garfield avenue Sixth
District; No 730A. VIM. II. Durkin, idle Hour"
Botticrs-No 77sA, Il. woehllse, 1877 BEACON ave-
nue., Fourth District; no; 7o2A, Marcel Mayer Town
Of Unioa No, 7s5A, Janitz Co., 2lS New York ave-
nue, Fourth STRICT.
| The report was received and the resolution
| TIC Committee on Streets reported the following
resolutions on petitions heretofore referred;
Resolved That PERMISSION IS hereby granted 70 the
following named 10 erect and maintain in the man-
ner prescribed by the law and resolution OF May ~
1888 signs the sidewalk IN 'front.' OF places here
matter mentioned, 70 remain during the pleasure OF
the Board OF Aldermen
Tom Howard, 4Oa central avenue henfy ftoqen-
berg, $50 Nelson avenue; Charles G.. Rees, III New
ars nyenuei Eliza Gautier, 672 Montgomery street.
Insenh Scott Si4 Newark avenue
Resolved That permission Is hereby granted 20
tue Following named 70 erect and nnnt'tn IN tne
over sidewalks. in front OF places hereinafter
mentioned, 70 remain during tho pleasure OF The
Charles G. Kramer awning, A55 Central avenue;
Ssae I ESaFd al op Ss RP bowen posts e
- curb, 20 Newark avenues; Antonio Tonnel,, bar
Allen, 3meat racks. 36 Coles stroesi John !, witpen,
signs. corner Commnnlpaw avenue and Pine street.
ayenue }. Neville. meat rack close TO curb IN front
Resolved, mat permission be granted the Second
Regiment Cad Corps to fire blank cartridges n The
open lois at the foot o. Manhattan aysA9e between
6ttnhnia anu lonnele avenues, during the pleasure
ke;olved. That percussion Is hereby granted % J,
walk In ront OF $50 Third street, upon he paymen'
10 the treasurer or the sum OF T. vault feea,
| ne reports were received ana TN resolutions
The Committee on Trade Licenses reported the
following resolutions on petitions heretofore TO
Rcsolved, THAI licenses to peddle gooas, wares and
@ S AARON s' Gfs.R VIM. MaSdlri john Dany, Alaii
SSyTei MSSs aS &C., Ss' fhsnss ' line ''v VIC
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