The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-17

No. 155o, Max Won Eeterletn 20 Frederick
Hagaus. $50 henderson street. Third ais-
trict.
5g6b. r. L. Miller to John K Love
SOB. Stephen II. Heath, TO Frank
Gaaragoia. s21 Palisade avenue.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
sci 3, 4. r. Murphy to Alder { Real.
sab. solomon Weiss to Herman
GizUug.
The reports were received
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas aud navs having
been ordered and taken.
Yeas-Ail the members of the Board
The Committee on streets reported the
following resolutions and petitions here
tofore refsrred.-
Resolved, That permission is hereby
granted to abe following named per-Ons
20 erett and maintain ia the E1Euuer
Dreseri bed by the law and resolution Of
May q. 1883; signs over the sidewalk In
front Of places hereinafter mentioned, the
same 70 remain during the pleasure of
the Board Of Aldermen.
Henry Schwarz. go Newark avenue.
James Coyie. 272 Warren street.
Resolved, That permission is hereby
granted To the following named persons
To erect to erect and maintain in the
prescribed by law. the following
described on or over sidewalk in front Of
places hereinafter mentioned, the same to
remain during the pleasure OF the Board
BuIdeite P. Craig, awning. No. 60 Giles
street.
II. Lehman. awning. No. 80 Central
avenue.
Michael Dumas. BARRIERS pola, NJ. 385
MONTGOMERY street.
Edward Keane, BARRIERS pole, No. Clio
Henderson street.
James f.. Cannon, post for supper of
sign, No. 90 Coles street.
Robert Phillips, to suspend sign from
awning, No. Isl Newark avenue.
William Clarke. sign in shape of spec
tacies, No. IS Newark avenue.
Resolved, That permission is hereby
granted TO Bertha Norr to cut down "a
tree low standing on sidewalk in front of
premises, No. III Congress street, the
work TO be done at tue expe use of the pc
titioner
Resolved, That permission is herby
granted to August Fengade to cut down
Il dead tree in front of his residence, No.
II Mercer street at his own expense.
These parts were received and the reso-
buttons adopted.
The Committee on Streets. to whom was
referred November 25, 1890, the petition
of the n. j.. Postal Telegraph Company
for permission to erect poles and wires in
certain streets, Dresenteda report thereon
adverse to granting the prayer of the pc
tilfou, but suggesting chat upon the pay
menI to the city OF the sun of $1,000 an
nuglly the petition asked for be granted
The report was received and adopted.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on petit
lions heretofore referred.
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods,
wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued By the Mayor and City Clerk un-
der the corporate seal of the city to Fred
QrfaE nfck m BARNARD SilunrafoQn
J. Mccoy. r. H. Trested aud Fred
Scrieber, on their paying the license fee.
Resolved, That a license as a City
Auctioneer be issued by the Mayor an
City Clerk under the corporate seal OF the
city to II. Bruckner on his paying the IL
cense fees.
Resolved, That the following described
trade license be transferred.
Nos. 81 and 81 Dunk Arsenic Troal
from 43S Second street to $50 Grand street
Second District.
The reports were received and the reso-
buttons adopted.
Alderman Norton called attention to a
petition of John Sheridan and others pre-
sented at this meeting, aud the same was
read by the Clerk.
Alderman Schermerhorn moved that
the petition be entered in full on the
minutes.
Alderman Smith moved as an amend
ment to ada "And that Alderman Norton
be requested to remain in the Third Al
dermanic District"
The amendment was accepted by Alder
man ShermerhOrn.
The motion was then adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nay5 having
been ordered and taken OF the call OF the
President:
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Hoos, Jor-
dan. Kaiser, Kerge, Macarthur, Norton,
O'Neill, Sslinger, Schermerhorn, Smi th,
Ward and President Allen.
Nays-None.
The following is a copy of the petition /:
JERSEY CITY. y. j., March 10, 1891.
To His Honor the Mayor and The Board
of Aldermen Of Jersey City,
GENTLEMEN-By the redistricting Of the
city and change in the boundary lines of
the Aldermanic district, Alderman Nor
ton of the Second district is now a resi-
dent Of the Third Aldermanic district.
Hearing OF his intention TO become a resi-
dent Of the Second Aldermanlc district,
we, the undersigned citizens and tax
payers of the Third Alaermanic district.
having implicit confidence in him as an
able, honest and efficient representative
of the people, would earnestly request
you TO use -FOUR united efforts to a MIN
rema n a resident OF our dis rict:-
John Sheridan, No. 327 First street.
Edward Cullen, No. 1913 First street.
w. Bender. No. 367 First street.
Patrick McQuaid, No. $50 First street.
James Sullivan, No. 2iS New 1rk ave-
nue..
Patrick McKenna, No. 5a2 Jersey ave
nue..
Patrick Kelly, Jersey avenue and First
Richard McMullin. First street and
Grove street.
Bush Brothers, No. s27 Henderson
w. A. Arbuckle, No. 2Ss First street
Thomas C. O'Callaghan. No. IS Erie
street.
Henry Carroll, No. Oil Twelfth street.
Daniel Moriarty, No. al Second street.
E. T. KopetschiDg. NJ d, No. 59l Jer-
f. j. Hanley, No. 213 Newark avenue.
James Tumulty, No. 2il Newark ave-
nue..
Peter Felber, No. $50 Newark avenue.
Henry Dresser, No. 355 Eighth street.
William Allen. No. 23 Third street.
Anton Hoefsr, No. 3J7 First street.
William Nolan, No. $50 Fourth street.
James Fitzgerald, No. sci l-2 Jersey
venue.
j. n. Quimby, No. $50 Jersey avenue.
b. 5. Garrison. No. $40 Jersey avenue.
Johu McCaffery, No. 4l6 Grove street.
John Peter Lutt. No. $50 Barrow street.
John Hart, No. $50 Jersey avenue.
John Reynolds, No. $50 1-2 Fourth
street.
John Callary, No. 320I-2 Seventh street.
Edward Hope, No. l1o Third street.
Peter Farrell, No. 3l5 First street.
Martha Kelly, corner Jersey avenue and
Newark avenue.
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