The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-06
JERSEY CITY NEWS WEDNESDAY,, July 6. 1892.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
[orFIcIAL PROCEEDINGS. l

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TorFIcIAL PR%ocEEDfNGs.l
Regular meeting OF the Board of Alder.
men. of Jersey City, vt the Aldermanic
Chamber, City Hall, Tuesday, June 70,
1892.
The roll was called at $50 O'Clock p. NJ.
Present-President Alien and Alder
men Connolly, Day, Dusenbery. Farley,
Kaiser, Kelly. ktogh, M~cCoubery, Nc
Eptee aud SaIinees.
Acknowledgement Lahey and Norton.
The minutes of the regular meeting
OF the 14th inst. aud of the special meet
ing of the 2lst lust. Were approved as
printed In manual form.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions, etc., were presented, re-
ceived and disposed of as foil,ws:-
The Official bond OF Edward Kelly as
Inspector of Buildings In tue penal sum
of 5000 approved by the Corporation
Counsel, rs drawn III legal form. was
presented, rece we'd and ordered iiled.
Eight hundred and nineteen $40 ap-
plications for restaurant / csnses.
Seven % applications for inn aud tav-
cru licenses.
Four al applications for bottler's Ii
Ten Q0 applications for grocel's IL
censes.
(See reports subsequently made.) Re-
fe' red to Committee on Excise.
For licenses:
WI lam Wiley, 322 Sixth street, Third
district.
Diedrich Gerken, GIL Westside avenue.
Fifth district.
Peter c. Vreeland, GOA, COG and Cos
DC an Avenue, Sixth District.
Winfield Stringham, 532 Ocean avenue.
Sixth district.
B. Horning. 532 Ocean avenue. Sixth
district.
| Pafarrad IN Con p,ittaa on Evcisa
demonstrates of H. M. Wigger. Bishop,
and L.. Kukowski, rector, on behalf OF
st. Anthony's r. G. (Polish) Church, To-
cutsd on Monmouth, near Sixth street,
against the granting of license tor sale
Of liquors at northwest corner Nom
mouth aud Sixth streets.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Twenty-three (23) applications for ped
dlers' license.
One ~ application for junk license.
Three () applications for public porter
license.
Two az applications for pawnbroker's
license.
One ~ application for bill posters II
cenSe. and
One ~ application for street musicians
license.
(See reports subsequently maie.)
Referred to Commit e on Trade Licen-
ces.
PRESENTATlON OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and
disposed of us follows:
OF Richard Garrick, $25.
Referred to Committee on Dis riot
| Courts.
OF Jersey City Herald. So; Jersey City
News, Sl4; B. McGinnis, $25; New Jersey
Stats Zeltung. $40.
Referred to Committee on Printing,
Stationery and Supplies.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS
A copy Of u resolution adopted by the
| Board of Finance June 16, 1892, and aD-
proved by the Mayor June 90. 1892, appro-
priating the sun of $500 from the Con-
tingent Fund of said Board for the pur-
poses of making necessary repairs to the
Aldermauic Chamber; said money to be
expended exclusively under the supervis-
ion of the Chairman of said Board and
the President of the Board of Aldermen.
was ~pie,ented, received and ordered
filed.
The city Clerk presented three proofs
Of publication in the Evening Journal of
notices or applications for liquor licenses.
The. proofs were received and ordered
filed.
The following report was presented,
received and ordered filed;
Honorable Board of Aldermen:
The City Clerk respectfully reports that
during the license year ending July /,
1892, licenses for sale OF spIrituous,
vinous. malt and brewed liquors have
been granted as follows:
Inns and taverns ........ ........... s
ties aurahus VOC
BOGtlefS.. 8
GroceTs l!
Transfers 1874
Licenses have also been granted and
issued as follows:
| AuctiOneers. IL
Pawnbrokers 9
Junk Dealers. 66
Peddlers. 1853
Street Musicians. 81
Bill ....... l
Public Porters. 2S
Carmen. ....... 206
EApIeSSAGu.. 90
The receipts from Licensees for sale Of