The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12
DoAgD9oF ALDERMEN.
IoFF1oIAI PROCEEDINGS.

Smith.
Absent, Aldermen Kaiser, Keogn and
Macarthur.
Tue minutes OF the regular meeting of
November "a, 1891, were approved as
printed in manual form.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS. ETC.
Pecititions, eye, were presented, re-
ceived and disposed OF as follows:
Two (2) applications for restaurant
liscenscs and fourteen "a applications
for transfer of restaurant licenses.
(See reports subsequently made).
Referred to Committee on Excise.
One ID application for junk shop Ii
cense.
Que % application for public porter
license aud fve-(O applications for ped
dlers' license.
(See reports subsequently msde).
Referred TO committee on Trade Lii
censes.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and
disposed of as follows:
Of f. w. Woody, Sl4. April, 1891.
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Elections.
or James Coyie, $40; John +. Hewitt,
$44; G. L. Mckee. $3.50; Bryan Smith,
s5D.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
or G. l.. Smith, $l52 20 and SO 81.
Referred TO Committee on Baths and
Armories.
or Richard Garrick, S25; Robert L. Nc
Dermott, 1876; John Ii. McGrath, $3.50;
John Fl. Masker, $24.
Referred to Committee On District
Courts.
or James Coyle, $50; Evening Journal
Association, $40. 05; John II. Ficken.
SlS4. IS and S103. 10: z. H.. Hanlev, &. so; j..
W. Harrison, 500, SS1. so and si1.22 jersey
City Electric Light Company. $50. $50. SO,
Sl0.U5 and SIG %; Jersey City Herald, ~. so;
Jersey City News. sl4, Ss4. $40 aud ss;
| Ma 80 v-a a, = nnte Z.irr,,orE 90 on. Inlt
H. Sullivan, S25; Western Union Tele-
graph Company, "a.
Referred to Committee on Printing,
Stationery and Supplies.
Or American District Telegraph Com
pany. SIS; James Atcheson, $21: +. II.
Bernrcnt. $21: Albert Beckmaii, sci; Gott-
fried Book ,Sal; Thos. Byrnes, SILL W. Chau-
mont. 82l: H. j.. Chettick, $2l: Columbia
Building and Loan Association. 81: Henry
Crofford, $21; Herman f. Crone, 81; Jos.
a.. Cronkright, sci; John S. Daily, s160:
Geo. L. Dayton, S2l; John Dillon. sci;
John f. Dlewin, sol; Thomas Drum.
s2l; Richard H. Duff, SOL; James
| Dunn, sol; Mary Ann Dunn, $24: George
Eckhardt, SCI; Edward f. Emmons. $21;
Evening journal Association, 1918. 80;
Hermann Freese, $2l; w. V. Garrison,
j.. Griffin, $276.6 60; William Gullfoyle, Sl5;
PHI. Hanley, sl32; Harmed & Mitchell. SCI;
| William Harris, S2I; j. w. Harrison, S21;
| Joseph II. Hertel, s21; Henry Holste, 81;
P. S. Jacobs. S.; J. G. Herald, Sl6S; j. Q.
News, s4s5.25 Daniel Keegan, ssl;
John P. Langan. sci; Emanuel Libonoti,
$14; II. C. Long. $500; John Looney, SOL;
John Maloney, $3l; Josephine Mathes,
$21; John Mccarthy. 81; Ellen McCor-
mack, sci; Peter McEwau, 81; Frank
McDermott, SOL; Thomas Mcdonald. 81;
IN----.- H~n-. ROi. r,,E, AfnfN..th
s2l; B.; McGinniss. $40: Daniel Moran.
Murphy, s2l; NJ. J.. Stats Zeitung,
s4as. 10; John Neidect. s2l; James
Nicnols. SCI; Henry G. Nicodemus, sci:
Henry Med, SCI; John Nolan. sl4;
Margaret o'connor: ssl; william ~.
Charles Parsons, s9S; Francis Pettke.
IS; Henry Prigge, sal; John Pringle,
$21, Sc; f. N. Prout. S21; c. Reincke, sci:
c. G. Rode q SON.. 81; Charles Schafer,
S.; Albert Schmohi. s2l; Theodore
S~chutzbach. SCI; Charles II. Scott, sSa5,
81; Edward sheehan. s21; Thomas E.
Smith, Smith, ST. sss; " B. somers, 81;
H. j. Spellmeyer, SOL; G. H. Spring
sired, sci; Emile Steger. s23. so;
James Tully, SOL; James Tumulty. S2l;
Abram Van Benschoten, 81; Albert
Youmans, SCI: Joseph Zuinbasch. S210, $36.
October and November, 1891.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMUTERS.
The Committee on Elections presented
a report, setting forth that the appropri-
alton of the last fiscal year was $11 600.
The expense Of the April, 1891, election
was SIS, 2S2.98.
tion of October and November, 1891. was
SIS, 1852. 6S.
The deficiency of last April. or the ex-
penses in excess Of appropriation is a.
2S2 9S.
The total deficiency to date, or amount
the sum Of S l7S, received from the
County Collector. December 4. 1891, or
a net deficiency OF Sl4 1896, to be
provided for.
This sam may be further decreased
whenever the county paws the sum OF
$7,10S 25, amount Justly due as per decis-
ion of the supreme Court, rendered at
june term, 1891, in suit of The State.
Michael Clark VS.. The Mayor, etc. nf
Newark.
A demand for the payment of this sum
has been made by the Corporation Coun-
ell and City Clerk.
The report recommending the adoption
of the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the Board OF Finance
be requested 10 make provision for the
payment of the expenses of the registry
and election of April, 1871, and October
and November, 1891. and to appropriate
for such purpose the sum of not exceed
ing $14, 500.
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, tho yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
Presidents:
Yeas-All the members present except
ing President Allen. who refrained from
voting.
The Committee ON Excise reported the
following resolutions OH petitions hereto
fore referred:
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named persons to keep res
taurants where spurious, vinous, malt
and brewed liquors may be sold at the
following named places in Jersey City:
Foley & Cahill. 81 Montgomery street
First district.
Thomas J. D'Rourke. 214 Erie street.
Second district.
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred,
No. a32 Thomas Toner to r. W. Arend.
No 35s, Xavier Dillinger to Fred Sick
iuger & Co.
No. 5e6. Peter F. Moore TO Michael W.
English.
No. 56s. Thomas B.. Madden TO Gustav
Fischer.
No. 6O7, Joseph H. Buckridge to Monen-
schien & Wolf, 400 Grove street, Third
district.
No. 65T, Giuseppe Matuci to rs Colgate
street, Second district.
No. 6SS, Sarah !. Boucher, E~xecutrix of