The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-12

John Kilmurray. No. ess Sixth street,
Third district
Charles Pohlmann. No. se Brsmhall
avenue. Sixth district.
Frederick R1eder, southwest corner 0
Linden avenue and Avenue Z. sixth dis
tricL
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred
No. 22b John Dorsey TO James Tully.
No. CD Frank Muller TO Walter NJ
Dickson. No 4Sj Gsaad street. Sixth dis
No. rob John s~shroepter to William H.
Keyes.
No. s3sb Annis Foley to James H.
Kelly.
No. sssb Ignaz Sowiski to No. IS Essex
street. First district,
No 43Oo John Cunnir to No. 81 Greg
DRY street. First district.
No. Ash William McDermott to
Mckenna and Klein.
No. Ssh Henry 4. w. Brakeman to
Edward Forster.
No. Gao Frank q. Kinmeriy to Lewis
No. ZOO Mrs. p. o'connor to Christie
pher CiiifcOra.
No. lob Patrick J. Naugbton to james
Irwin.
No e45O E J. Farley. agent. to Richard
Farrell
1uc lGpDINS were fectlftU-
The resolutions were adopted Dy the
following vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-All the members present. Ten
In number.
The Committee on Streets reported the
following resolutions on petitions hereto
fore REFEREED
Resolved, That permission is hereby
granted 70 the following named 10 erect
aud maintain in the manner prescribed
by the law aud resolution OF May %. 1888,
signs over the sidewalk IN front OF places
hereinafter mentioned. the same 70 re-
main during the pleasure OF the Board OF
Aldermen:-H, Kressler, 4 Griffith street;
Charles A Loesch, 67s Montgomery
street.
Resolved, That permission 10 hereby
granted the following named persons TO
erect and maintain in the manner pre-
scribed by the law the following de-
scrIDed. on or over sidewalk in front OF
places hereinafter mentioned, the sam e to
remain during the pleasure OF the Board
Of Aldermen.
S. S. Stoddard. post for support of lamp
sign. No. SOL Jersey emu
Warren & Nuge1t, agents. post for sup
port of swing sign, ;. w. corner Erie aud
BAY streets.
+. Hausser & Sons. to suspend sign
from awning, No. 207 Newark avenue.
james German. storm door over side
entrance to No. 215 Warren street.
Mrs. 7. Hunt. to cut Town one tree and
trim another in front Of no. los Clendenny
avenue.
The reports were received and the reso-
buttons adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Streets, to whom
was referred January p. 1891. the petition
Of Mrs. N. Raffel for permission 70 con-
struct bay window. etc. presented a re-
port thereon, submitting the following
QnfffIQI nFHInQnep the Tan0Ff Eac0m-
mending that the ordieance be laid upon
the table and printed in slips for tue use
Of the Board at the expense OF the petit
toner, viz
An ordinance for the relief Of Mrs. n.
Raffel in construction OF a bay window
in building. No. 2g7 Grove street.
The report WAS received and its recon-
incubation adopted
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resoInriJus 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 under the corporation seal OF the
city TO George i. Tyneson, Richard
Whalen, Thomas Polowsky aud James
G~reenan, their paying the license fees.
Resolved, That a license to keep a junk
shop at No. Z Whyte street. in the Second
district of Jersey City. be issued by the
Mayor and City Clerk under the corpora
ton seal OF the city TO Seeley Smith on
his paying the license fees.
The reports were received and the reso-
buttons adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BIZ RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment OF claims here
tOfore REFEREED
BY Committee on Aims.
Resolved. That the sam OF S5l15 be
paid TO Patrick Baxter for groceries for
outdoor poor TO February 9, 1891.
500. 10 to Carroll & Sweeny for coal for
outdoor poor TO February 8, 1891.
$3.50 to John Dust for meat for out
door poor TO February 10. 1891.
SOS TO Hauck Brothers for coal for out
door poor to February 2, 1881.
$40 20 to S. Hunt & Son for groceries for
outdoor poor to February 9, 1891.
S47 TO Thomas Lally for groceries for
outdoor poor to February 5. 1871.
S74 10 to john H.. Meyer for groceries
for outdoor poor to February 9, 1891.
S26 10 William J.. Moran for burial of
outdoor poor 20 February 3. 1891.
Si6 to New York and New jersey Teie-
phone Company for telephone service
and tolls at Office to oyerseer OF the poor
October 1, 1850. to January /, 1891
S5s.66 to Joseph Sehellenberger for re-
pairing harness. etc, Of horse OF oyersesr
Of outdoor o to February 3. 1891.
S2j to Bryan Smith for board of horse
of 0verseer OF poor TO January, 1891.
BY Committee on District Courts
Resolved, That the sum Of SIS be paid
10 II. T. Crawford for services as con-
stable First District Court, January,
1921.
$50 to George C. Doyle for weather
strips for windows FIRST District Court
room.
$1s.74 to John P. Landrine for supplies
for District COAT.
SIS to James Palmer. attorney. for rent
Of District Court rooms, Douglass. Zebra
airy l, 1891.
By Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies
Resolved. That the sum of S117.62 be
paid to 4. Z. Long FOR incidental expenses
Us City Marshal to February 10, 1891.
By Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings
Resolved, That the sum OF S975 be paid
to I. C. Long for incidental expenses re-
moving snow from sidewalks OF Hamll-
ton PARK, January % aud %. 1891. ETC.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, tue yea n nays having
been ordered and taken on tne call OF
the President.
Yeas-AIl the members present. Ten
in nun Der.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The President appointed Aldermen
Jordan, Connolly and Sclermsraorn the
Special Committee under resolution
adopted at this meeting 10 investigate
charges In connection with the placing OF
gates at the several crossings OF the