The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-25
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OFFICIAL P-nocEEpINca


Adjourned regular meeting at the
Aldermanic Chamber. City Hall, Tues
dav. April p. 1891.
The roll wa called at SIS O'Clock D. m.
Present = President Allen aud Alder
men Connolly, Hoos, Kaiser, keogh,
Macarthur, Norton, ONeill, Saliuger,
Smith n Ward.
Alderman Jordan was absent 1T the
calling Of the roll. but subsequently ap-
peared and took his seat.
Absent-Alderman ScnermerhRn.
Aldermeu-eiect McEnter, Day and Dus-
I enberry being present were invited 20 seats
within the railing on motion of Alderman
O'Neill.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS. ETC.
Petitions, etc. were presented, received
and disposed Of as foliows:-
Communication from John A. McGratn,
Esq, judge Of Second District Court, call
ing attention to the present inadequate
accommodations for business of said
court, and re questink that more comfort
able quarters may be provided. etc.
Alderman Jordan appeared aud took
bis seat.
Alderman Saliuger moved:-
That the subject matter OF providing
better accommodations for the Sc cond
District Court be referred to the Commit
tee on District Courts, and that said
Committee be authorized to expend the
sum Of not exceeding four hundred dol
lars for removal, alterations, furnitur Q
and supplies, and to pay q rental of not
exceeding the rate OF nine hundred dol
lars per annum. (being an addition OF
| rate), provided the Board Of Finance
make provision for the payment OF such
expenditures.
1he motion was adopted by the follow
ing vote, the yeas and nays having been
ordered and taken on the call Of the
Presldent:-
Yeas-All the members present, twelve
in NUMBER.
One ~ application for inn and tavern
license; thirteen N3) applications for res
taurant licenses, and nineteen Q9) appli-
cations for transfer Of restaurant licenses.
(See reports subsequently madel
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Niue 90 applications for musicians
licenses, aud fourteen Q4 applications
for peddlers licenses. (See reports sub
sequently made).
Referred to Committee on Trade
Licenses.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and
disposed of rs follows
OF Louis Appel, s66 so; John Conner,
S74-60; John II. Coyle, SOS; john K.
Hewitt, $3.50; James Hunt $45. SIS;
Thomas Lally. sss. 80; NJ. Rockford, 121. 25;
Bryan Smith, S25; Anton Schick, s64. so;
= W. OtAl1Anks tIlsO1s Oultt4 jas I'M
~proveinent Co.. 90 cents; J. G. Witt
penn, S93.50.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
OF Robert q. Smith, SIC; ID. Steele g.
Son. Sl64: United Gas improvement Co.
s1z.10, $l4s5; Warren s. Nugent, agents,
SOS SO.
Referred to Committee on Baths Ind
Armories.
OF Henry F. Crawford, s2s; Alfred d.
Dayton. 1924 81; L. w. lowering. s3SS. IS,
$3.50; james Palmer, attorney, S75, John
II. Peloubet, S3SS IS. SOS "a.
Referred to Committee on District
Courts.
OF American District Telegraph Co,
SO; Fred. Backman, sl15; Balentine s.
Co., $40: Frank Blonde, Sl4; Frederick
H.. Bermsent. Sl4; Gottfried Book, Si4;
Henry Crofford. Sl4; Albert DATE, S476,
s320.25, S2SS, $3.50, 1868, S21, $14: john Dill
lon. S. George Q. Doyle, sl4; Thomes
EeE { T. s aary B Ba0n' 81 !. sf Faiie
child, $50; John p. Fernane, sl4;
Freese, slz: Michael J. Griffin, so4 so;
John Hayes, $l2O; J. G. Herald, s164 81;
Jersey City News S34s, Si3s; Frank
Kelly. $40; L. Kopedo & Son, $50 Is: John
p. Lancan, s14; L c. Long. 500; John
Maloney, 81; William Munzlng, Sl4; Mrs.
Nj. McPartland, si7; Henry Neid, s14; n.
j. Stats Zeitung Co., 1856. so, SIS. 80;
officers of election. SS0.S4; John II. Pelou-
bet, sl4; Henry Prigge, s14; Frank n.
Prout, s14; Patrick Rock, si4; 81; Isaac
Romano, S70S5; Charles II. Scott, $50;
Theodore Schutzbach. ga: Sharp & Mar
tin. $50; Bryan Smith, Sl4, SIS; Charles
Stratnman, 81; Henry J.. Spellmeyer, $l4;
William Thornton, Si4: james j. fully,
$14; w. R. Wheeler 81 Davis o.. S375;
Deltrick Wohlers. 81; William K. VOL
verton, S45; Joseph Zumbuscn, 500.
RnfaFrLd m finn m4ffpQ nm Elnrrinnz
OF Evening Journal Association, 81. 10;
]. c.. Electric Light Co.. S21.2l, $l7. "a;
Jersey City Herald, $3.50; Jersey City
News, 500, 1920; Henry @. Kelsey, Secrs-
tary of State, S12.
Referred to Committee on Printing,
Stationery and Supplies.
or James +. Cannon, agent, $40. $40;
Frederick Smith, $3.50.
Referred to Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Elections reported
the following r~esolutions:-
Resolved. That the statement of the
Board Of City Canvasers OF the result Of
the recent Charter Election be published
in the official spapers and printed in the
manuel.
Resolved, That as recommended by the
Board OF City Canyassers the sum of
twenty-five dollars be paid 10 G. w.
OaA - 49, ~ 2AAA@
Board.
Resolved, That as recommended by the
Board of City Canyassers the sum of fifty
dollars be paid to L. c. Long for services
as Sergeant-at-Arms OF said Boatd.
4 yThe report was received.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President
Yeas-An the members present. twelve
in number.
The Committee on Elections reported
the following resolutions on petitions
heretofore referred.
Resolved, That a license be granted to
Charles Nicol to keep an inn and tavern
where spirituous wines, malt and brand
liquors may oe sold at No. 3S West Side
In the Sixth District.
Resolved, That license be granted to
the following named 20 keep restaur ants
where spirituous wines. malt aud brewcd
liquors may be sold at b following
named places in Jersey City,
Charles Jackson, 80 Montgomery street.
First district.
William Keleher, 81 Newark avenue.
First district.
Denis Dooley, 1ez Bay street, Third dis
trict.
Frederick schafer. 3o7 Eighth street,
district.
Anton Lischke, II Milton avenue,
Fourth district.
Ernest E. Fsckert, S7s Palisade avenue.
Fourth district
John Boid5, 5e5 Paterson Plank Road,
Fourth district. 3