The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-16
BOARD Of ALpnRMEs Or gERsEY cIr1.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CITY.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
AdJourned meeting at the Aldermanic Chamber,
Hall, Wednesday, April 80. $50.
me roll was Gated at $50 O'Clock =. NJ.
Hanck. noos, Jordan, Keogh. o'NeiiI, 0Rourke.
Prigge. Schermerhorn and Ward.
-t-Alde Donneiiy and Jewkes.
OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions. etc. were presented. received and dis
Petition Of Ii. eordas. for permission 10 erect
S SyntRs ar 1s arsn' RetsSr rsal Is committee n3nass U 90 ssrss snl
Two q, applications Tor transfer OF restaurant
licenses. tSee reports subsequently nadel Re-
OF c1.A1ss-
Claims were presented, received and disposed OF
Of Jarnes Palmer, 1876 and $50. Referred to COM
oFElGEHs' coxxuStcArIoNs
The city clerk 4, befers the boasa the folioying
same was received. ordered flea and resignation ac-
Hon. the Mayor and the Board Of Aldermen.
Gentlemen-By reason Of continued Ill health;
n wI,Ig f lender m " resIeaa ml1n Il alderman ala Of the
third district of Jersey clty, to take effect imme-
Yours respectfully. PETER I. DosxELLx.
Dated Ri %. 1890.
Witness: p. A. Dugan.
REPORTS OF sTANDING COMMITTEES.
The COMMITTEES on excise reported the following
Resolved, That the oilowing-describe restaurant
LICENSES be transferred.
Freltag to 1oA Franklin Street, fourth district The
report was received.
The resolutions were adopted by the following
vote. the yeas and nays having been ordered and
Yeas-An the members present, eleven in number;
The committee on excise, TO whom was referred
Isl aura iII license sa at p 81 Jersey Avenue. third dis.
get, presented. an adverse report thereon, recon-
Resolved. Thar . license DC not qrantadto Charles
q Van Psit TO Keep q restaurant. where splritols,
Jersey Avenue, in the tnlrd district.
The report was received.
ME yeas ana nays having been ordered and taken on
she call of the president.
Keogh, o'isourke. Priege. Ward, and PresIaens Al
Navs-Aldermep scaermerhorn.
Alderman O'Neii. was excused from voting.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
mittees on district court. in payment OF claims re-
Resolved Ii That the sum Of 1875 be paid to jones
Palmer. for rent Of rooms. first district court, from
Dec. j. 1889, 70 May l, 1870; $50 to James Palmer. for
l psso e s'so'''' 'isn's' urS' u7'fl'' '0u'" : 80,
The resolutions were adopted by the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been ordered ana
taken on the call or 9he president:
MIsCELLANEoUs BUSINESS
gTac fcitogg,es resolution WAS offered BY Alderman
Resolved. That permission Is hereby granted to
q. Cordes 70 erect and maintain, 10 the manner pre-
ssst corf ~ ia " OCEAN ca aw and Myrtle W.T. ' venues III 70 remain
during the pleasure OF che board Of aldermen;
from The tabs for consideratfon, VIZ:
mamie districts. ana M % chanee sae lines end bounda-
ries OF the present aldermanic districts"
passed by the following vote. the yeas and nays hay
ing been ordered ana taken: No. ,a.n
Keogh. 0'Neili. o'Rourse. Prigge and President
Nags-Aldcrmen schermerhorn and Ward.
Acknowledgement Jewkes
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Pursuant TO the provisions of an act entitled. IAN
Sc cstv g 1 geerspMsi March III 81. Isl. iS7i, tie board Of Aldermen
H RI Jersey oa ES ciss NET Ma a. 3 rs isS Slaf re npst f fns1 SsF sf Sssf
she first Monday in May. at half past seven o'clock In
The beard was called to order by Charles ". Allen.
PRESIDENT. - so,,o,4nu r.raa
Aldermen answered TO their names and took their
First aIdermanic d~istrict-Robers S. Jordan, Fat
Second a'deraanic d-,strict-Patrick Il. Connolly.
lard aldermianic district-Edward Hoos, Simeon
Fourth aldermanic district-Joseph Keogl. John
Fifth aldermanic district-Max Salinger, Joseph
sixth a~ldermanic district-yohn G. Kaiser. Horac'
The board then proceeded TO the appointment Of
John i, Scott was nominated by Alderman schsr-
On motion Of Alderman Jordan the president was
Aldermen schsrinerhorn and Jordan were ap-
pointed tcIlers. Tue ballot was east and John h.
Scott was declared appointed city clerk.
The board then proceeded 70 the appointment OF
" Tilnoehy &. Long was nominated by AIderman Sal
On motion of Alderman Jordan the president wal
iauthorizsd 70 cest one ballot for all the members.
The same tellers acted. the ballot was cast, aht
Timothy c. Long WAS declared appointed city mar
'l RESOLUTIONS were presented, received and disposed
~ s Alderman o'Neill:
Resolved, Thar james c. Clarke be and Is hereh!
a q RsEs sta sasg jane the Se drsi. 1895
yTne resoIution was adopted By the following vote
on DaY the sea cal o. the president; 49,
yeas-Aldermen Connolly n n H aasss jordan Aeosn
Nays-Aidermen Kaiser. McArthur, sannge
5chermerhorn, Smith and Wasa.
Resoived, That Tia rules q tbs hfs board !
adopted for the goyernlaont 6 TITS scsra u9tt |.
be- appointed to draft new fulas aaa regulations 10
the government q this boaFd - wsr. a,
BY Alderman Jogdan and saapec&;
un RSS9 ~ fars aeas o T. n sssl Il Z sa sisas 6, g o.s ssss i ;. E
BY Alderman uScH1 zIa aaopssss
poinsed TO wait ai1 npsa his Iaess Toe sayeF sad mlCr1
him of the organization e me boes@ nna q y
sire TO make. the committees 10 rsrors al INC mo-
meeting. oa a.,
!, BY Alderman Smith. and adopted: $500 =,
lars Mf For he ,r mpr syes ana core .; public groupe
and buildings IS totaily inAa~Faaso sor she purpos
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son nT County ana .ssasers q asserassy fresn ssrs,
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