The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-04
BoAgD OF ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CIT.


OFFICIAL FR~DCEEDING&s
Regular meeting at the a~ldcrmanic chamber. city
hall. TUESDAY. ssptembsr . 1920.
Presenf-President Alien ana Aldermen Connolly,
Hoes, Kaiser. Keoeh- Mckr.hur. Norton, O,NeilL
bs~ent-AIderma Jordan
The minutes Of the regular meeting OF August 1s
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, Erc.
Petitions. etc, were presented, received and DIS
RESIGNATION O WIN. =. .Roan as constable from tne
e consta baes qr5m tsesisth alderman nS1 district q Yer
sew City. Accented.
Lorliiard DEBATING and Athletic Association, at Cal.
cdonian PARK. Safurd ay. September IL. 1890 Ac
Kemonstrance Of Edward Pagan and Others,
against the continuancs Of shooting on tns grounds
streets.
junk lIceuse of frank Cont, at 3t First Street, re-
v0sed; Referred e on trade licenses
of Wafer Gvenus chsneed to vanderbeck Averue
Referred TO Committee On streets.
ton Of awnings. sign posts, etc. On or over side
walks lSee reports subsequently made) Referred
For restaurant LICENSES:
Panl Lanae. 1J Webster Avenue. fourth district
tr!ct; Bruno Pr sssr, 81 Grifhth Street. fourth dis
s Sassrict to james aal u. s.ri Gaa Ssnt sss 6 ATenae, AT yenFls
siSth district, Referred 10 on excise.
and Twelve az applications for transfer o. restau.
rant licenses. tSee reports subsequently, made.
Forty-one tsii applications for r~oepses to peddle
I'VE %, applications for public ~porters, license, two
cations for street inusician's license and one al ap-
ports subsequently made. Reierrod % cmpitte on
OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received ana disposed o.
81 jacob Guterl, $40 Is. Referred to committee on
u Bergen Hal! Association. s1s5. Martha Bum
" so and ss 55. referred to committee on baths and
-of Henry F. Crawford. sls; John DERRICK, So.
Enrans MsSpermot5 $go; James Palmer, Nse & ".
pany. SD. Eeisrren to coninittee on district courts
Li q G ce.. "a i IS: { ga Z. To- Eone a1 81 49, IS; y 3; El f1SidS
Tel. Co. 81. Referred to on printing, Sta
nonery and supplies:
Francis. ~: Joseph HarIorda, 40 Fred Smith,
s15 60. and Myers Stats, s22 81; Referred TO CON-
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
sci TH Ns s0 aE1 sanfs op, rscs'vd as9 and enc an c ,na,9cS o9 ssSr
man smith laid upon the table: -
Hon. Board of Aldermen:
Sirs-I herewith return, with my opinion, the reso-
referred 70 me at your last needing. The act author.
izing the increase was approved April 10, 1889. BY
salary or The mayor Of a city ofthe first class At not
less than $500; nor more than $1,000 per annum
AT the time or its passage the salary Of the mayoi
q Jersey Guy was $4,000 per annum. the aldermen
a Nae shs : Sais 300 g s per a maSHr .6 by sss "a : sss. w pSssss
fixing a time az which the increase should com.
mence. Inc committee on finance o. the board o
finance requested my opinion as to the date iron
which the increased saiary should run; / advised
them that as the resolution OF the board Of aldermen
was silent on that point, the increased salary woult
run from the date Of the approval OF the act OF Aprf
10, 1889. In accordance with the opinion the salary
was ordered paid at The inc easad rate from tina
date I am still of the same opinion and 50 advlsl
you. Moreover the act contempIstes that the salary
81 the mayor OF cities of the first class should be In
creased to a sum between $500 and $4,000 per
annum, but leaves the fixing of that sum TO The
municipality through its board of aldermen; the
acJ by its terms took effect Immediately, likewise
the increase; the board OF aldermen simply fixed tnt
measure of that increase.
Respectfully submitted, WIN. d.
The report OF the inspector Of buildings, for August.
1890, showing the granting OF permits for the cree
lion OF new buildings valued as follows, was pre-
scented. received and ordered filed: