The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-03

Nays-Aldermen Hoos, Kaiser, Macarthur, sainecr.
{ Alderman srnith moved the previous question, and
nays having been ordered aad taken on the cali Of
the president:
Schermernorn, Smith ano Ward.
Nays-Aidermen Connolly, Jordan. Keogn. Norton,
O'Nefit and PresidcnE Alien.
The report and resolution were then adouted by
the following vote. the yeas and nays having been
ordered and taken on the call of the president:
Neas-Atdermeh Hoos. Kaiser, Macarthur. Salinger
Schermerhorn. smith and Ward;
O'NellI and President Allen.
which tho report and resolution were adopted ~
Alderman Jordan moved that the motion be laid
The motion TO table was rejected by the following
vote. the yeas and nays having boen ordered and
:, XNeaiss-Aidermen Connolly. Jordan, Keogh. Norton.
Nays-Aldermen HoOs, Kaiser, Macarthur. SaIfnoer.
SchermerhorD, Smith and Ward.
me motion TO reconsider was rejected by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having been ordered
ana taken on the cal OF the preslaent;
Nays-Aldermen Hoos. Kaiser, Macarthur, sal,nger.
Alderman O'NeilI rendered his resignation as
'n ~ rTas rs ~ so - oy tile TO- 'SeelA VOTE me yeas ann
n. ii,giag been ordered anu taken on the cali OF
yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Jordan Keogh and
Nays-Aldermen Hoos, Kaiser. Macarthur. Norton.
s%allnger, Schermernorn, Smith, Ward ana President
Alderman Keogh offered his resignation as mem
IL was refused Dv the following vote. the yeas and
aays having been ordered and taken on the call Of
YYeas~Aiderman Connolly, Jordan. Keogh and
Nays-Aldermen hoos, Kaiser, Macarthur. Norton.
sailnger, Schermerhorn, Smith. Ward and President
Alderman Jordan offered his resignation as a
II was refused BY the following vote. the yeas
md nays having been ordered and taken on the
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Jordan. Keogh and
Navs-Aldermen Hoos. Kaiser. Macarthur. Norton.
lsalinger, schermerhorn, Smith. Ward and President
Alderman Connolly offered his resignation as
chairman OF the committee on district courts.
and NAYS having been ordered and taken on the cali
Of the president:
Yeass-Aldermen Connolly, Jordan, Keogh and
Nays-Aldermen Hoos. Kaiser, Macarthur. Norton.
MISREPRESENTATION, Smith. Ward and President
REPORTS OF sTAND1NG coMMrrrEEs.
resolutions on petitions neretofoore refe sTe :0n0"'ns
Resolved, That licenses be granted to the follow
ly1nous, malt ana bTewed liquors may be sold at the
fonIo Oyis Sammes,p les Nd in ssrrss sye City; o.., .,..u,a..
Irnca: aeo aSra A. Br 1gs s sss aeB stgss5; second second ais ais-
ond aistrict, JuIia Freund, GA Grand Street, nssss second ssSi
district; Casper ksilenberger, 400 Nelson Avenue;
sixth district; Jules q. Jaccard, lis Old Bergen
Road, sixth district. .Ignaz Ezell, 16e Railroad Ave
attn district John Smith, 1852 summit Avenue
fourth district; Freoerico Catteeneo. 7s Paterson
avenue. fourth district.
Resolved, That the Following described restaurant
No. SOFA. simon Bader TO Casper Fiad; No. s7ea
Gj ohn oh ssq to 4na nc au Never a; / s cola Sa' b,a a. a asSs
Briode 70 Michael Fahey, CALIFORNIAN PARK, fifth dis
The resolutions were adoptea bv the following
y y Inc Inc yeas Z s.a an nf nays ha AVN been ordered and
Yeas-AII the mem berso OF the board.
me on nnance reported the following
Resolved, That warrants be drawn on the CITY
treasurer in favor OF the roIIowtng-named persons
VIZ:
John E. Scott, city CLERK, $3.50; Timothy c. Long.
poor, s133 50; James G. Clarke. inspector Of build
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the following vote,
he call OF the presideId.
aeas-Al the members of the board.
presented the following report:
Honorable Board OF Aldermen:
respectfully report that" because 81 I the long anae
open winter just past the parks this spring are very
roken branches. scraps Of paper, and the grass rev
auickly by reason OF ram and sunshine. The appro.
l,00D for the. year, or ss3 So per month, out Of which
in Tb 7 %en and a TsPaipS e e stt Nd hal I, m Isad ,; e ps VA ~
aud iG was deemed most advisable thar a force sum.
walks should be employed tor a saort time. THIS
work is now done. five mon having been eeaployed
Of NJ. p PRiIip e. : Marlin @1ans' pi HmlDs = r% saa eoas 81 LIZ
Montgomery Street, the fountains in Van Worst ant
are now 10 operation. AieSter from that gentleman
Is herewith presented; We would further announce
taat the fountain in Hamilton Pafkihas been painteS
"a the expense of one Of our members Alderman s
Il, Smith, Of the third distriet ~.
u Their opinion. me apprcsristi"I 90 care OF park
attention, ana the lack OF benches has much 70 d
with the destruction of the grass.
r. soH-ERMEuHoRN, JR..
X. s, JORDAN.
F. 81. CONNOLLY,
mmit on Public Grounds and Buildings.
JsiisEY CITY, May. 10, 1890.
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds:
Dear Sir-Knowlng that your committee has sucl
a small amount of money to maintain and keep tn,
public grounds and buildings in Jersey CITY in PROBE
order, and that il would be impossible TO put tn
YOU have, will, with your permission, put the foun
9 the city. | Think It would Be- an %injassics To an
city TO have a fountain IN the public parks withOul
wafer, as it was last year In this city. l remain,
Yours very respeetfully,
Of Alderman Jordan, a vote Of thanks was tenderet
to MIR. Martin.
resolutions on petitions heretofore referred:
Resolved. Thai PERMISSION Is HEREBY granted u
mt the 'n %anner prescr4bed g By the heeR law a anc re @ai Z
Of May %, 1855, signs over the sldewaiE IN IRON
Me pleasure Of the board OF aldermen:
adj, aaeaa4r 2 d 4; helat ly ssu uro Ered ssrsss } Baarl q Is H Mors1
Strset; BanEler g Miller, 100 York Street; jaime
McGuinnn, 33 Orchard Street; p. Feeley, agent, 81
IA. Mangels. 1851. Paul's Avenue.
Resolved, That permission is hereby granted to thu
foliow1ng-named persons TO erect and malntnin. II
5he manner prescribed b 3y law' the IellowsinI
places hereinafter mentioned, TO remain during tn
pleasure OF the board OF aldermen:
+. Hemingway, awning, l35 Newark Avenue; 4
ODonohoe, banner across street, T&0 Grand Street
Margaret Austin, post close to curb Tor support O
sign, 90 jackson Avenue; Herman 4. Stab. post cos
to curD Tor support. or sign. Ao7 Newark Avenue
Central Avenues Charles Borcyendo. barber's pol
close to curb, 792 Newark Avenue; Albert YoumanG
sign on sidewalk, 1852 Payonta Avenue; Warren an,
Nugent, post for support OF sign, 225 Fourth Street.
he Park Reformed Church 10 cause the removal O
decayec portions Of trees surrounding the church oil
East Hamilton Place and Eighth Street, the work t
b. done at their expense.
kesol we'd, That PERMISSION be granted to Rudolpl
SchmailfeldG to cut down o dead tree from in from
of 2l5 Pacific Avenue, the work To be done at MS owl
expense.
The reports were received ana the resolution
adopted.
The committee on streets, TO whom was referre,
on the 18th inst. the supplement TO the ordinanc
regulating the use Of streets. &c. presented a report
returning the ordinance and recommending les pas
sage In miscellaneous business" The report wa
received and ordered filed.
The committee oil trade licenses reported the fol
lowing re olufionS on petitions heretofore referred:
Resolved. TRat = hcerse ss @t.y auotloneer ne Is
sued by the mayor and city CLERK, uuder he corpor
ate seal OF the city, 70 A. A. Frank on his paying tn
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods. wares AM
merchandise in Jersey City be issued bY the nlayo
and city clerk. under the corporate seal OF the city
license Ices:
Aartin Gibbons. Harry H.. Western, Charlie
Druning a ltcensesl Win T. hexamer.. Henry Gll
k1Sflor a. Co. Frederick A. Eyth and Jacnh WRttar