The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-19

Ia. 1890.
Resolved, That this board viii attend the funeral
fSssolved, That a copy Of this resolution. suitably
engrrssed, be transmitted to the family by the city
By the presidens and adopted.
this board on SUNDAY, the 23fd inst. in
attending the funeral Of Alderman Van Horn, and
BY Alderfnan oSeiu, ana aaoptad:
ltesolved. that the city marshal be directed TO pro-
cure four y carriages, and Thar the membars meet
ut the city nall on SUNDAY, February 8, 1890. at L 80
O'Clock y. M to proceed 70 Mr.. Van Horns resi-
On motion q Aldermen scharpeEhorn. the board
Regular meeting at the AldeTmanic Chamber. City
Hall Tuesday, gsorgaTy 70 1872
! ~rese ;nstpS KdegS 5 Aver a9 o1ro Aldermen \ men H sIa
Aldermen Boane1y and, hsr!nernofnwe rs absent
at the-calline OF the roll, blt subsequently appeared
xbsortrAidermen Connolly and Jordan.
The minutes OF the regular meeting Of the lltn
S u.s. an . ths 80 4, =. nls s,s4,sa II ,o inc 21st IN
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions ete.. were presented, received and dis
Oae Ill application for construction of vault, ten
ana signs, and enc ~ application for permission to
gut down q tree. tseo rep0rts subsequently made.)
Five t5) applications for licenses to Keep restaurant
ics.ses' ana Two sgpiicas .s aSbsd sTnnsIer @ O. res
Referred TO committee on excise.
two rG tsD sypp siSs aPRsf ior CIV i aacs isSsassi i,c 70 Dsat two
(2) applications for junk shop licenses, and three t5f
p6rs subsequently madeJ Referred TO committee
On trade licenses.
Ndermen Donnelly and s~chermerhorn appeared
PRESENTATION OF cLAIMs.
Claims were presented. received and disposed Of as
y AAorsg Desss, ss4 g; Louis EelsstsEasgsq; son
Z. Marlin. $50 so; Charles Sitter. s42. Rerer1ed to
81 gcrse m Hail Association, s1s5. Referred to
o. baths !, ap e arnoriss -
!. 3 H. Xrsas, GO, So. e. SIS, sl2 50. so. 50 Is and
81. Referred TO committee on printing. stationery
OFFICERS ADMINISTRATIONS.
A cnmmunication from the board OF finance,
stating that an agreement has been reached IN the
Of oficial papers which viii enable ths city to
Bay "a ella clai9s Of the Evening Journal. The 2 z;
printing the same as though no proceedings had
Pc o6 saTepi wss 81 pTI ssss sad c osssrsaes and referred to
The city clerk land before the board letters re-
Hon- 3. Biodgeft, United states senators. and from
Hon. VIM. McAdoo,. member of the house OF repre-
s copiss q a a resoIStio Ssi adop zee rfse eblnas q s. f%srl 1855
Recommending the passage. Of a bill now before con.
equal footing. The letters We're ordered fiied.
Tne CITY clerk presenteda report OF, the approval
passed Fsbruary II. 1899, supplementary to the ord
public grounds. Tne report was received and or.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on excise reported the following
resolutions on p~etitionsh eretosore referred.
ing named to keep restaurants where spirituous
vinous, malt and brewed liquors may be sold at ths
Heinrich vogelsang, los Franklin street. fourth
district; Charles Gillie. 445 Westside Avenue, dftnn
dictript. Nf0rfpopaf Morfarfu on CT Do,,I- 1~--
fourth district; Thomas i. Murphy. 5ia Communi
pay Avenue sixth district
TO keep a restaurant where spirltuous yinous, maif
and brewed LIQUORS may be sold at 32l Grove Street
Reso. we'd. That the Following described restaurant
No. s71a Elizabeth Leits to GottheIf Ganrzhow
Sos 5aga y y mes Easa MGs5inness 70 30 orchardStrset nth
q. Harrington; No. s74a Anthony g. Lembeck t.
Charles fletcher. The report was received.
the ayes and nays having been ordered and taken.
Yeas-All the members present, ten in number.
The committee on finance reported the following
resolution:
Resolved. That warrants be crawn on the city
treasurer IN favor Of the following named for pay.
ment OF salaries for February. 1890. wnen due. viz.
city s9hn ma 4; SSP's sis S1'y So flsF E. a fssoi tT, 59eTsge {. y Long ,ss
poor, $ds3 sSi James C. Clarke. inspector OF build,
The report was received and the resolution adopt.
ca by d 5ns iotdiowipg yoIe. the yeas and nays having
Ysas-Ail tn ; members present. ten In number.
Inc colnlnittee on streets reported tho following
AoS~AuHAvhS VI DeAeAouo uoreLJlor6 feterreQ;
Reso.vsc, That permission is hereby grantee 70 the
blowing named persons TO erect and maintain. IN
a. u inner prescribed by law. awnings over side
valls in root OF places hereinafter mentioned, TO
.smain during the pleasure of the board Of alder
Frederick A.. Eyth, 1880 Summit Avenue; Matteo
.~Fackella, l32 Payonia Avenue; Johann Meyer, 500
Avenue; Samuel McCreery, $40 and $40
Resolved, Fnat permission is hereby granted to the
following named persons 20 erect and MAINTAIN, n
~, 1888. signs over The sidewalk, In front of
PIECES her = ma bas men a. Ss, 70 remain curing sne
John Collins, 40 hsallrosd Avenue; George Delaney.
II + h s%st e ssres s54 Ma MalIs o. s strssii; H Hsfssti n Ssisaa
premises on Kearney Avenue, near jackson Avenue,
Resolved, That permission is hereby granted to
Frank Stevens 20 construct a vault under the side
lpon the payment TO the city treasurer OF the sum OF
The reports were received and the resolutions
The Committee on trade licenses reported the fol-
re oiuiIons on petitions heretofore referred:
uereRandiiss Ia d Jersey CITY b q issned BY inc mayor
and city clerE. under the corporate seal OF The city.
70 the oiiowing-name1, on their paying the license
Jonn wlilcox, ], coean 4 Co., Henry vrooman,
Charles Sing, Metropolitan ManutacLur. ng Co., John
IAN 6u T. da aslIna James aesyafL &. Redsn asls9 james Riley, i.
IA. Stackford, Minnie Kornblum. Wolf sussnann,
Andrew wellstood, Gernaond Pucciareiio and John
Ambry.
sued by the mayor and city clerk, under the corpor-
ATE sea- Of the elty. uoJoseph Z. McCoobsry ana WIN.
n. Kenzsl, on tnsir paying the license fees.
Resolved, That licenses 70 keep junk SHOPS az the
,S 9tlq maSar named and Ar Is sisrs z a 1sFssy the eis sc ;De assasa se 9S
Of the city, TO the foilowing-named persons, on their
paying the llconse foes.
Peter Stone, 1888 Dudley Street. first district; Frank
20 t ISL First street. second distrlct.
Resolved, That the following described trade
/ cense De ira ';sferIcd;
No. 10 tpendler) .John A. Westervelt to Thomas
street, second district; No. 8 (auctioneer) VIM. j.
Itouget estate to James f. Cannon.
The reports We're received and the resolutions
adopted.
The following resolutions were reported by COM
mitIees IN D syinent OF claims heretofore referred:
Rv committee on aims.
hosolved, That the sum Of 500 rs be paid to Patrick
ii, 1880: s1el 10 NJ, j. Boylan for burial of outdoor
poor, to Feb. 8. 1880; SLIP so 10 Carrot d Sweeney Tor
coal for out cor poor, to February 10, 1890; S2043tc
John Dust for meat for outdoor poor, 70 Febroary
.or ouI-door poor, TO February 3, 1890; s60 60 10 Louis
r. FineRe for e~rGceries for ~oat-sioor Door. 20 Febru-
ary 5, 1880; S44 to J.. and a. KERN FOR groceries TOR
outdoor poor, to January =, lS9y; Sloa 20 70
Kenny Bras; for coal 70 outdoor 20of'
door poor, TO Feb. s, 1890; s12 20 TO T. McCabe, ror
groceries Tor out door poor, 10 Feb. 4, 1890; $50 to l.
Munkel, for bread for outdoor poor, TO Fec. II, 1890
poor, 10 FEB. 5, 1890 SIS 10 VIM, J; Moran. for burial
OF outdoor poor, 10 Feb. 10, 1890; 81 20 to Anna
Reynolds. for groceries for outdoor poor. to tab. ii,
1890; SlS2 60 to Miehael Rocnford, for coal for OUT
for groceries for outdoor ncor, 70 JON. 80, 1SD0; Sl0e
10 W. w, Van CIief. 1or groceries for outdoor poor,
to Feb. 3. $780,; SEQ 10 Nichoias Won Thun, Tor gfoce-
RES for outdoor poor, 70 Feb. 10, 1880.
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