The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-20

A communication was presented from
the Corporation Counsel, w. d. Edwards,
Esq submitting Il copy of the opinion Of
the New Jersey Supreme Court. June
term, 1892, In the suit of the State, the
City Publishing Company W. the Mayor
the resolution designating the New Jer-
sey Stats Zeitung as the paper to pub
lish notices Of applications for liquor
licenses was set aside, ETC., and submit
ting a taxed bill Of costs for $40. 90. was
presented, received and with the papers,
referred to the Committee on Laws and
Ordinances.
The City Clerk presented a proof of
publication in the Evening Journal of
notices of application for liquor licenses
for five days commencing July z. 1892.
and the same was received and ordered
filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Elections reported
the following resoiuttou:s
Resolved, That the BOUNDARIES of the
election precincts of the several Assembly
districts In Jersey City for the next en-
suing registry and election, October and
November, 1892, shall be the same bound
aries as liked and determined by the
Boa of Aldermen for the last general
election o. November, 1892. except the
following:
Second Assembly District-Thirtee nth
precinct shall be bounded as follows
Beginning at the intersection of Acade nv
street and Baldwin avenue; thence north
along the centre line of Baldwin avenue
to tue Pennsylvania Railroad; thence
west along the centre line OF said road to
summit avenue; thence south along thu
centre line OF Summit avenue to Sip
avenue; thence west along the centre
line of Sip avenue to Academy street;
thence east along the ceutre line of
Academy street to the place of beginning.
Fifteenth precinct shall be bounded IS
misunderstanding at the intersection
OF Baldwin avenue and the Pennsylvania
Railroad; thence north along the cent Q
line of Baldwin avenu to Pavonia ave
nue.; thence east along the centre line of
Pavon1a avenue to Che ,tnut avenue;
thence north along the centre line of
Chestnut avenue to Newark avenue;
thence west along the centre line of New
ARK avenue to Oakland avenues; thence
north along the centre line OF Oakland
avenue to Hoboken avenue; thence west
along the centre line of Hoboken avenue
to Summit avenue; thence south alo ng
the centre lius Of Summit avenue to th 8
Pennsylvania Railroad: thence east alon q
the centre line of said railroad to the
place of beginning.
The report was received and the resolu-
ton adopted.
The Committee on Excise reported th e
following resolutions on petitions hereto
fore referred.
The reports were received and the
resolutions disposed of as follows:-
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named persons to keep inn
and taverns where s%pirituous, vinous,
malt and brewed liquors. may be sold at
the following named places in jersey
City.
George B. De Revere. 15. II, 10 and 81
Exchange place, First district.
John G. Evans. LAG Pavonia avenue,
Second district.
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to sell splrituous.
ylnous. malt and brewed liquors not to
be drunk on the premises at the follow
ing named places i'll Jersey City.
Turner and Bennell, II and 70 Montt
gomery street, First district.
Apgar Brothers, $50 Bergen avenue,
Fifth district.
FIRST ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
John j. Wallace, Central Railroad Sta
ton.
Paul Decker. 1876 York street.
Michael +. Cronin, 1873 Montgomery
street.
Andrew Kilmurray. 1922 Grand street.
William Symes, 90 Newark avenue.
nue..
William wiegus. 1871 Washington
street.
John Bryant. 273k Washington street.
John Wilson, 80 York street.
SECOND ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
Catherine O'ohea, 1879 Ninth street,
Patrick F. Mahouey. 779 Jersay avenue.
John j. Lillis. 20 Hoboken avenue.
To be Continued.