The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-03

Nays-Aiit the members present. except
ing Alderman S~aiinger. wn0 was excused
IRON voting.
The resolution was then 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 except
ing Alderman Saliuger. who wa excused
from voting.
Nays-Noue.
The Committee on Finance, to whom
was referred on the 14th inst. the petition
Of William V. Toffey for permission 20 re-
deem one Of nineteen lots in block
9T2 sold 10 the city for taxes. etc, as ad-
justed, presented a report thereon adverse
to granting the prayer Of the petition. for
the reason that such division can only re-
suit In confusing the records, etc.
The report was received aud adopted.
The Committee N Laws and Ordi-
naDces to whom was referred. February
10, 1891. the ordinance emitted "An Ordi-
nance relative TO ire escapes in the city
of Jersey City" reported the said ordi-
nance, recommending its passage.
The report was received and the ordi-
nance laid upon the table.
The Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings, to whom was referred, May 12,
1891, the communication from the City
Hall Commissioners requesting a state
ment Of all public ground and buildings
that may be safely spared, or are not
needed for the public use, To the END that
the same may be sold at public auction
and proceeds applied for the erection of
new City Hail. presented a reDort setting
forth that there are no public grounds or
buildings controlled by the Board of Al
dermen, except the City Hall, and recon-
mending the adoption of the following
Resolved, That when the proposed
City hall is erected and ready for occu-
pancy the present City Hall and ground
upon which the same stands at the south
west corner Of Newark avenue and
Cooper place, may be sold at public auc-
.tion by the City Hall Commissioners in
the manner prescribed by law and the
proceeds of said sale applied to the Dur-
chase of land and erection Of new City
Hall
The report was received and the resolu-
ton adopted.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on petit
lions heretofore REFEREED
Resolved, That licenses to peddle
goods, wares or merchandise in Jersey
City be issued by the Mayor and City
CLERK unde the corporate seal of the
city 10 the following named on their pay
ing the license fees
Timothy Murray, George W. Hiel. An
drew White. John Monahan, Thomas
Constable, John n. Springer, William
j. Benson, S. Neiffeft. Timothy Muir
ray, H.. Mopness, John Howe. Charles
King, Arthur Breen, William Kett, Will
liam III. Harrington, William Conk,
Bernard Garry, George King, Ignaz
Nowicki, John Mahan. John Crosby,
John ii. Cullen. Alonzo Roscoe, Morris
Jacobowitz, Central American Tea Com
pany, Jacob Seigmann ltwo ~licenses),
Abram Ribeck, John Il. burlington,
Robert Carroll, Nicholas Farley, Quong
Gee Long Company, Patrick Gallagher,
August Paris, Charles II. Ridley, Ferdi-
nand Schwerdtfeger, Edward Mournes,
Richard Baumaarten, Herman Muller,
Charles Williams, William Campbell,
Thomas Hughes, James Marshall, Jonn
Landa, john II. Schloo, Leonard Wis
back, Fred Gettinger, Patrick Reilly.
James Cuibert, Thomas Eeeney, Morris
Wartoosky, Michael j.. Norton, Stephen
McLain, John Blum, Adolf Iurkei,
James Yarnell, George w. Lind
messer, Abram Goldstein, Kendall
c~enses) Henry Spohir Two licensesl,
s. Rottman. j.. NJ. W hite, Max Salinger,
James ConnolI, Julius Hubert. Madison
Hunt, Filici terraccio, John Shea. I'd
ward MeEvoy, II. Lublany, l.. Stang, ID.
w. Hahn. L. Sternbacn. Daniel o.. ara.
Michael Coyne. Robert Carroll, Morris
Lyons, John Lyons, David j. Bowen,
Frank Seigman (three licenses), John b.
Cole, Frank shapiro, Peter Bisehop, john
Coyne, Moses Wolf, Bernard Morris, Mar-
tin Stanton, Charles Weise, john Balbak.
SamHel Cohen, Solomon R~einschueider,
Aaron Wolf and Max Szobel.
Resolved, That licenses to keep junk
shops at the following named places in
Jersey City be issued by The Mayor and
City Clerk under the corporate seal of the
city to the following named persons OF
their paying the license fees:-
James Doherty, IA Morris street, First
district.
district two lieenseal.
David Harper, 347 Third street, Third
Peter Reilly, IL Coles street. Thifd dis
trict.
Frank Giovdana, 80 Railroad avenue.
Third district.
Francis o'Grady. 1o4 Central avenue,
Fourth district.
Michael Bolieicia, 100 Central avenue.
Fourth district
John Meaney, 113 Wo0dlawn avenue
Sixth district.
Resolved, That licenses as public por-
tiers be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal IT the city
to William Guilfoyle, Frank Dunn and
Michael Alexander on their paying the
license fees.
Resolved, That a license as a street
musician as provided for by ordinance
passed June 70, 1889. be issued by the
Mayor and City Clerk under the corporate
seal of the city to Auguste Parento on his
paying the license fees.
The reports were received and the
| resolutions adopted.
AUDITING OF LAIM BY RESOLUTION.
The following resolution were reported
by committees Oh payment OF claims here
tofore refused:-
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the sum of $40. 20 be
| paid TO Louis Appel for shoes for outdoor
poor to July 9, 1921.
Sl11.3O to Braden & McIlravey for
shoes TOR outdoor poor 10 july "a. 1891.
$f0.75 to c. j. Doran tor groceries for
outdoor poor
s55 so to John Harrison for repairs to
wagon OF Oyerseer of the Poor.
S25.4 40 to John E Hewitt for incidental
expenses as Oyerseer OF the Poor to July
q, 1891.
also to s. Hunt & Son for groceries
for outdoor poor to July H. 1891.
SCI. so to Anton Schiek for groceries for
outdoor poor TO July l, 1881.
$50 to Bryan Smith for board Of horse
of Overseer of The Poor, June and July,
1891.
By Committee on Baths and Armo-
ries:-
Resolved, That the sum of 81 be paid TO
Pm. Becker Furniture Company for Il
plate, etc.
SI20 to Patrick Briody for use of Oak
ian Rink by Fourth Regiment, \. o..
y. j.
$3.50 IS to United Gas Improvement Com
many for gas AT drill rooms Nos p