The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on elections reported the hollow

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Resolved, THAT the boundaries OF toe election pre-
rincIs. in tie aeverai assembly districts, for the next
lensuing general election shall be and remain as eS-
tshlisned for the general election OF November,
Eesclved. That the COMMITTEES on e~'ec1ops are
boxes, stationery and furniture and attend to the
htane Of polling places FOR election, 10 comply
ResoiSei. Peat the committee on elections are
hereby autnoSi2ed 70 store n conyenlent places, for
used ut the next general election.
me report was received ana the resolutions
Ina COMMITTED on excise reported tine following
resolutions on petitions heretofore referred:
Resolved. That licenses be Granted to the follow
ing named. to keep restaurants where suirituous,
following named places IN Jersey City:
Paul LANCE, l78 Webster Avenue, fourth district;
i ufosif Bra nsr Prss;sS se4 s. aaa drsairh 1E sneeti. ff oartn DIS dis-
triicti l1onls Palmer, ssl Gen aas Avenue. fourth DIS
district Joseph Miller 454 Ocean Avenue sixth Chs
Irict; AchiiIe Lentz' Us Washington street, irst dis
trict.
Resolved, That licenses be granted to the following
named 10 keep restaurants where spirituous, yilous,
mali and srs,yed liquors may BE- sold at the follow
arst alsrrler; j. @els, oa5 uarneid Avenue. ssssh
district; Timothy conroy, 29S Newark Avenue, thira
Resolved, Taat the Following a~esrrbea restaurant
M. 77sB, Michaeii Reddy. to 81 Manning Avenue.
The resolutions were adopted by the following
vote. the yeas and nays having been ordered and
Yeas-Am the members present. twelvc t1s) in nunn-
the committee on finance reported the following
treasurer N fayar 81 the following, named persons
for payment OF salaries for September. $50 wnen
john i. Scott City elsrs $50; Timothy G LogDg;
city mGrsahs 4, Size; John Z; He@ett, oysrseer Sl,' re
ana measures. lsSs IS. the report was r-scslvas.
~ Tho poon UtAn- NV u1nntn1 nv foginN1ny N0fn-
The yeas and nays having been ordered and taken
yess--Al the members pressnt.twelv us) in NUM-
The committee on strests reported the following
ResoIyed, That permission is hsre7y granted to the
m rmlamsaS peessSsbe r I b srs Sc law law ana ma'h ssso;ut 70 3 o.
May q. 1888. Signs over the sidewalk. IN front OF
ing the pleasure OF the board Of aldermen.
Jacoo sEil,lsmag: 49, Jacss 2 Ax Ssrss ~ Martin sEdIss
street; john Grau, 1874 jackson Avenue.
Resolyeo; That permission y nsreoy grantSd 60
manner prs;scrined by law the rolss wing esscribsd,
plocas, the same to remain during tbs pleasure CT
che board of aldermen.
Communipaw Avenue; Henry Traphagen. meat rack
close TO curb, ass Pavonla Avenue.
ad f9s reports were re''lv0a anu Ine resolutions
Tie m on trade licenses reported the fol-
tesoixed, That 9 license IS a city aactionsor be
ISSUED ssusd sy gd the : p az r;, ana t6 ci T. c,ors, i a n.geI the ,, cor,
their paying toe hcense fec
Resolved. 1nat licenses to peddle goods, wares or
merchandise in jersey ClJy. be tssuod by the mayor
are etty clerk: nndsr ths corparase seal q The cry.
Ignaz Ebstein and Edward Flanagan. on their pay
ing the licease fee.
los Ssf Lsneois s saas h Is he fs 10 nss sissr1s ese 3, s1 9sPss ~
CIV, pc issued by, the mayor ana CITY clerk, unoer
on his paying the fees:
The reports were received and the resolutions
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