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

.etttne forth rhaz while the board or aldermen =
sSaabse q "a srss for ffhe bos 1sis of TAX ae eonmssi 1s
ers, the board Of aldermen have no auIhorit5
report recommending that the coinmunscat' 0f X
fsierrea 70 tne boari OF finance Win the reqass
their earliest convenience.
The report was received, and on motion OF Alder
man Saiinger, referred to the corporation counsel
Tor hts opinion as to the authority of the board o
The Committee on streets reported the foiiow.n,
re oiutiors on petitions heretofore referred.
Resolved, That permission is hereby granted TO thu
follcw1ng-named persons to erect ana ma1nfafn' II
the manner prescribed by the law and resoiution o
places hereinafter mentioned. to remain during IA
pleasure o. the board Of aldermen:
Street.
Resolved. That permission is hereby granted 4
The foIlow1ng-named persons to erect and maintain
IN the manner Rrsscrioed BY law. The following, o.
Toned. 70 remain during the pleasure Of the board q
James Vine, post close to curb for support Of sign
surb Tor support Of sign, 8 Exchange Place.
idopted. ~ ''u'
The committee on trade licences reported tho fol.
Resolved, That licenses to peddie goods, wares OF
MERCHANDISE, in jersey City. be issued by the mayor
license fees.
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lf ss5oas john i. D Rseshold, John hmm M sSSh I TSomas
Eeeney Jacob gWitterschsia lg Hcensesl' George
; snsseI. = i; wirt q z Tfs snS sTedeTlek c09ntey Louis
!. IJsaass. james ] pr gsssy' George sas zf Slss
owen sulilvan. Conrad Biz, Francisco Roos sssesSwSs m,
neischnan d Co. Is icensesS. 8. Nenb u 'i n a9eg.
nermann q sons, Frank Sapen, Samuel ]. Blakey.
icssSsssi Efszz.a Isd11 z InaEmrnf Harry rgap MS SslsT ". 8
s sars Il. sn sGes Re eSas. ffsiasl H E E a. s06n a pS,ss
Aeily, Morris Lyons. John Nehse, Bernard E.Lyncn,
enn wa:rai. Thomas Lsntmain,' P aafnsi 3,
R RssI' ,goo AbT a I gs JsiISfoUwiREz' ItsStA IpsTss
9. Williams GO. (Sour licenses, john Boyce three
Insaass'Ns Il sa nsp% W.. f. FaR Resl MaF T1mo ,shTe sb lasen 1aps
iSaIiagan, WIN. a; He1ney two Iicensesl Mcrris
~, Philip FinfelsteIa. James scanian, Harris FUR.
enkoDf, Thomas j. Mead, a. Decker, Henry Gefer.
iharies livingston. Patrick D. conneii' J. [. Brown.
'eter Bishop, J. Culbert, Nathan frank, Martin
Vermann.
Resolved, That licenses as pawnbrokers. located ii
he toiiowing named places IN Jersey CITY. be issued
fine city. to the following named, on their paying
Simon Mayer, a : WAR warr ree I ssree IteaSa rse d ~ Lay.
sliza Mcdonnell. 31SH Grove Street. first district;
s arah VIII, So NN swars Avenue assnus' second sse0na disIrlct
ssna Mayer, Isl PavGnia Avenue, third dlstricE
.branam woiDerg, All Grove Street. third disstricr
acob Netsons $50 Grove Street, third district.
SLOWING namea places IN !. Jer aese iyf be i ssopi s. s. t rs
iayor and city CLERK, under the corporate seal Of ths
". to the following named, on their paying thu
.ense fees;
Firss district-Peter stone. 1888 Dudley street
mes Doherty. II Norris Street; Mschael White
Essex Street; n Boley, $50 York Streets Pets
seenrd e~iatrict-Thomas Fornina 70 Colgan
kro,f. d,,sao1n Ufanraro 400 rrh1rd Cfra 4. Tn1n
lmento, 40l Third Street; Thos. o'Brisn. 80 osgweg..
street; Felice Raimendo. S9l Fourth Street; Franz
Brunswick Street two ltcensese. Anssrie
aEiss, 4 SIS s fSlTd s ssS : & ai eSssSsb6s sivl nss; s y gss
Street; James Fitzgerald, 81 Bay Street; Francisco
Third district-Michaei Capoano, 81 Railroad Ave-
nue.; James Devlin, 355 Henderson Street
nue.; Henry Dausbach, III sherman Avenue; Micnasl
Keenan,, 45 Grace Street: Thomas 0'Grady. l34 Sem
lanes Collins, Ss oakland Avenue; Patrick Murphy.
l2s Sherman Avenue q licensesE George Hauschs.
Fifth district-John Sharrock, 70 Golden street;
Dennis Reilly. z23 Barrow Street: Edward Hayes.
Resolved, That a license as city auctioneer be is-
sued BY the mayor and city clerk, under the corpor
ate seal OF the city, TO A. A. Frank on h1s paying the
Reserved. That licenses as public porters be issued
by the mayor and city, clerk under the corporate
seal ofthe city, TO the following named i on then pay
W ii. Schweiizer, FRANK Dunn. Tim Cailaehan.
VIM; 0dcn q licensesl. c. ". Green, James Dorrlng-
ton Is EcenSeSl.
Resolved. That licenses as street musicians, as
provided for by ordnance passed June rs. 1880, he
ate seal Of the city. to the following named On
their paying the license fees
Michael Gestaro, Joseph Belacchio, Vito Amiano,
Cogozzo Guiseppi. The reports were received and
the resolutions adopted.
The following resolutions were reported hy COM
mlrtees in payment Of claims heretofore referred:
Resolved. That the sum Of s2i be raid to Henry Y.
Crawford, for services as c~onstaDIe. first district
Of salary for services as clerk district court. quarter
BY committee on printing, stationery and sup
plies;
Long, for incidental expenses as city marshal, from
BY committee on public grounds and buildings:
Resolved, That the sum of $40 De paid TO Alex
Beatty, for services as keeper or Van Worst Park.
keepero hamilton Park, June, 1890; s4ato Joseph
Hartford. for services as keeper OF Washington
vices as Seeper Of hamilton Park, June. 1890.
The resolutions were adopted by the following vote.
the call of the president
Yeas-AIItne members present. eleven In number.
M~IsCELLANEoUs usINESS
The following resolution was offered by Alder
man sslingeE;; and adopted;
its next regular CsS mee sidsssa a In list Of unpaid pills for
0 Dffl alaeF@ Oealh for pTi Passeq inG 81 5he ain aps eo sUasas
tons, N ana during the years 1856, 1887. 1888, 1889
or ali Obligations incumbenr upon such individuais
and corporations OF any one of them. under and by
VrCue OF the terms ana conolUons OF SAID respective
The following entitled ordnance was presented by
Alderman Schermerhorn ana The same was read.
received. lalu upon the table and ordered 20 be print
ed on slips for the use OF the board, VIZ:
IAN ordinance amendatory to the ordinance en-
titled An ordinance regulating The use of streets,
sidewalks and public grounds in Jersey City passed
March II, 1874
The following preamble and resolution were Of
fered by Alderman Smith:
Whereas. By an act entitled IAN act relating to the
salaries OF aldermen or members Of the common
1t is provided that where in any city OF the first class
the general legislative authority is how, or hereafter
council. the members of such board of aldermen or
common council shall be paid by the city in and for
winch they serve, an annual salary of seven hundred
and fifty dollars. payable in monthly installments.
ana that said act shall take effect immediately; and
Whereas said act applies TO this board of aldermen;
Resolved, That the board Of finance be requestessp
aake provision In the next tax levy for the paymenk
ersAid salaries TO the members of the board. from
November 20, 1891.
Alderman Jordan moved, "rhat the consideration
az the resolution be Indefinitely postponed
The motion was rejected by the following vote, the
yeas and nays having been ordered ana taken on
the cali OF Aldermen ~Salinger. -Scnermarhorn and
Yeas-Aldermen Jordan. Macarthur and o'NeiI.
NagsnAlaerme Connolly Aoos Kaiser. Salin-
President Alien, being a member of the board of
finance. declined TO vote.
The preamble and resolution were then adopted by
the following vote, the ayes and nays having been
ordered and taken on the cali of Aldermen Salinger,
Smith anu Kaiser:
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly. Hoos. Kaiser. Saiinger.
Sehermerhorn. Smith and Ward.
Nays-Alterman Jordan. Macarthur and O'NeilI. !.
President Allen. being a member of the board Of
finance, declined TO vote. -
The following preamble ana resolution wefkssJf-
fered by The president. ana adopted:
Whereas. In many cases permits issued by the in
spector OF buildings 10 owners, are not available
when sub-contractors are ready TO commence work;
Resolved, That TO avoid delay and arrest, the in