The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-09

FasFIc 1tEecI3t AIst OANlttcts ftOAoffcQ 70 commit.
For ressaursnt i-iccnses-samuo Maschke. corner
warren ana Dudey streets. firss district; ?. Crud-
len, 2C7 Newark Avenue, second dlstricf: John Nc
1ann, 6A Henderson Sire I, second district: Ellen
Ian1fnesser. 2e9 Grand Street. fftk district; Ms,
!. QConnor, 81 Ocean Avenue. 8 xth district; job }
erred to committees on excise.
Three 49, applications for transfer OF testament
licenses. tSee reporgs subsequently, mad.l Re.
REPORTS or HANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on exctse reported tbs following
olutions on petit ons heretofore referred:
Zee reports were received ana the resolutions dis,
Resoi we'd. That licenses b = ,nted to the following
,s,nea y 3o se ~ ~ spir r5 : y Gus mali and Prewed
OWING nance places y Jersey III:
rice Nieholaus Lohsa, 100 Way NJ Street nth DIS.
.rict.
Resolved, That licenses pe grained to tho follow
T1nous. mali and brewsd liquors NAV be sold. at ths
First dfistliess4etoSgli1I p vinos sssSs III I ayana sreer D.
MahoIiey, 257 Washinzton Street; d. Kastendieck,
3 se aSs1lf D s.Fss.i ab6nr J. R Rsissn; 81 rs Ssss js s.ss't Ave
,ue J. J. Heayey. 2Se Eleventh Street; Edward
!O7 Fourth street. Jonn Linehan, 500 HENDERSON
street: Ann Manning, 122 Cornelesin Avenue.
street; AntnonSlTy rere is Ba nu siTee;t; y August Seye IIbl
,;lin. 25g Flrss street 8 J. zacharias. rs MORGAN
!; Curry. 4oS Henderson Street.; Phillip Corridon.
Fourth dssfrict-Chas. wonlSen, 10 Hutton strects
Vm. Madnen, IGl ST Pauls Avenue; Gottlleb CAN'T
i0rn, l4y b tsfio a,6 A gSa.i THos; Foley, 81 Summit
lIttmar, LOO Sunmit Avsrue; John OGrady, 736
sswark Avenue; Cn9s Rohi,s, 4os Paiisade avenue
vendier. 273 Hancock Avenue; David neefe, So South
Firth distflct-Gso' Ramon Jr. 575 Grand s,r.en
fiehaeI O'Connor. 365 Montgomery Street; Harry
iewark Avenue; John Sheridan. s0s WAYNE St;seet.
Sixth Morris, CSC Garfield Ave
% SS Halliday MIDI gs street y samuel nsaaI q SuBfs re;ws gsIfii io2 M A9s,.
.ue ID; Michael Lancton, $40 Johnston Avenue.
ames. residing az q Bruins wick Street, in the fftn
istriet, 70 sell, furnish or supply sp rituous. vinous,
ialt and brewed liquors, in bottles or packages, Sc
urely sealed or fastened, to persons or families In
Resolved. That a license be granted to Rafraels
ocaccio to keep q restaurant whore spiritu us.
nous, malt and prswed liquors may be SOLD. at 800
irst Street. In the second district
Resolved, Tat the following described restaurant
,ehses be transferred:
s0A, Waugh u Greenlee to Charles JACKSON. Is
lontgomery Street. first. district; 6B, Frank NessI
The resolutions were adopted bv the following
7ote, the yeas and nays having beez ordered an
Yeas-Adernen Hoos. Jordan, Kaiser, McArsnur
Norton. salinger, smith and Presiaens Allen.
Alderman Keogh appeared during the calling OF
roll. ana was excused IRON voting.
hugh to Keep a restaurant wneTs spssituops ginous
Street. N the frst district. =
The resolution was adopted BY the following
on the call Of the PRESIDENT: .
Yeas-Aldermen noos- Jordan. Kaiser. Keogh. Nc
Arthur, Salinger, smGn ana Presidens Allan
The committees On excise, % whom was referred.
ata license ss 1: IS Grove 81 stree:. Srss district,
presented an sdverse report thereon. for the reason
other person at the same place.
The report WIS received and adopted
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman
aoos. and adopted:
Use COMMITTEES o; TINS board of aldermen tnat soms
saloonS and grocery stores dong busineSS, are SELL
liquors witnout a license, as the law requires
Resolved, That the board of rolice commissioners
be requested to furnish this board at It's next regu-
ar meeting. with a list of such person or persons
do v5otnse the law.
Resolved, r at Godfrey 0. Dnleway. be and ia
manic district, IN the place and stead OF Michael J.
who has failed to quality within the pre-
The resolution was rejected by the following vote.
ne yeas and nays having been ordered and taken
we cay g tSe eresfo~n~ seven a4armatiVe votes
~Yeas-Aiccyaesa Zoos. Jordan. Keegh, Norton,
Nays-Alonn.s1 Kaiser. Macarthur and Smith.
o. motis1 q Alderman Jordan. the board. then
JOHN E. SCOTTS City Clerk.
Regular meeting at the aldermanlc chamber, city
The roll was called at s:25 O'Clock D. m.
Pre~sent-Fresiaent Alien, ana Aldermen Hoos, Jor-
AAAAf 0hinGkt ia tAdAs ~ LNCAA&s DHtAASS4y oNAcA 4CE
Aldermen Connollv and Ward were absent at the
;ook tne1r seats,
Observation-Disclosures Keogh and Norton.
1921, or the adjourned regular meeting of June %,
1920, and of the adjourned meeting OF July l,
1890, were approved as printed in manual form.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions, etc, were presented, received and dis
Certificate OF the Board of Underwriters of New
F or, CITY City, t nat electric re eqnipa5an emf q !. C.; Electric
ius. is complete. Ordered filed
Commqnication from w Il. Spear, owner Of prem
Ees IS Monticello Avenue, protesting against cree
don of wooden awning, etc. Referred TO committee
Five IS applications for permission 70 erect signs
eoles, &C, on or over sldewaiks tsee reports subse-
For lfcenses to sell liquor, not TO be sold on the
3. Ii. Pelzer. 542 Palisade Avenue. fourth dis
district.
For restaurant licenses:
First D~istrict-lnomas Orsechewskl. 1879 Morris
ltreet; Jacob kqnring, lol Dudley Street; Max Fein-
Second District-John Flanagan, GA Grove Street;
ohn sullivan ~ henderson Street; Della Cough
Z Ct Huge H Ataan.' s. si Hosoken A hspa9a9, A 0SS asdes
iekowskl, 155 Morgan Street; Annie Campbell, 1913
18th Street; Patrick Wall SO Newark Avenue.
Third District Mary o'aalioran, 300 Seventh
Fourth District-M. Bisquett. 70 Laidlaw Avenue;
rnest c. Never. AIS Palisade Avenue; John
-iody, 20 Walnut Street; Constant Antoine:
ierman Avenue; James weDber, / HoboKen Ave
sixth district-Israel Oliver. $40 Ocean Avenue
to committee on excise.
Two () applications for transfer of restaurant
licenses tsee reports subsequently made). Referred
one hundred and thirty qsol applications for ped,
nr , I1einsesl l,ccn saigly-i nine % % a appiiSatlons
Or public poTters' licenses, seven s. apOli .Iss
t ions { :, ,cd for pa RSw ghEsst ,n1s,c,a nssn licenses a nns
me Is applicafion for auelioneer license tsee re-
,orts ssubsseq1sntIy madeJ, Deferred 10 committee
IN frldp ltpanQpG .N
= OF CLAIMS.
Claims were preseated. received stsd disposed OF
OF NJ. j. Boylan, SIG; J. E. Hewitt, ses As. and
Smith, SO; Referred 70 eo1ln1Gsee on = ai I9n
ma j. H, Peloubet, $3.50. referred 10 committee on
81 J.. {. Herald. sa21 40. Reserred to committe
oT Charles B. Brush. ss2 So Albert DATE, $50 60;
smith, $50. Referred TO committee on printing,
Of Alex. Beatty, $40; James Francis, s4b; Joseph
Iarford, $40; and Myers status, s99 20. Referred to
committee on paoIic grounds and 5niiaines-
The report OF the inspector OF buildings for June,
500 500 + shq WIN gu the grsn TE5ss Of p peT ToiIoy 5sr w sss e pee.
pented. received and ordered HE'D.
s sir + dls d;a.rics sl l,eSS
Third district. -0,OOO
Fourth district. 6S,ogo
Fifth district. ..........- .....17 30,6o0
Sixth district. oS,0lo
A Communication from James c. Clark. inspectorof
calling attention 70 laws recently passed
authorizing the boald OF aldermen to regulate the
construction oil buildings. etc, compelling the use OF
escapes, etc, and asking TO be provided with q
proper conveyance. etc. was presented, received
ana referred TO the mmitt on laws and ordin-
ances.
Alderman Connolly appeared and TOOK his seat.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on excise reported the GLOWING
on PETITIONS heretofore referred:
Resolved, That the following described restaurant
licenses be transformers:
Nc. 10 b, Casper Keilen to Otto Mayer; NO. SblA,
Frank b. smith to Carl SchlisKa.