The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-12
Chas. E. Winner, 1919 Bergen avenue.
Kennedy & Sheehan, 4S0 Commuuipaw

Chas. E, Winter, 1919 Bergen avenue.
Kennedy & Sheehan, 4S0 Commuuipaw
avenue.
John A. Hatfield. 221 Communipaw
venue.
Joseph Fuchs. 1872 Westside avenue.
Patrick Beely, 154 Westside avenue.
Carl Leistmann, 275 Gator avenue.
John Kenney, "a Mallory avenue.
Dennis M. Brennan. u Hatch avenue.
z. McDonald. 403 ~Communipaw ave-
nue..
William August. 735 Grand street.
Thomas Troy, 531 Grand street.
J. K. Loveland, 1872 Halliday street.
james +. Began. 9S Greenville avenue.
Lorenz Schenk. Sc Kearney avenue.
John Dillon, 1877 Bergen avenue.
Berg Bros. 1853 Monticello avenue.
Chris Cliffcoon, 231 Ocean avenue.
John Martin, 787 Ocean avenue.
Peter G. Vreeland, 604 to COS Ocean ave-
nue..
August zengner, 1os to 1o4 Old Bergen
Road.
Samuel A. Brewster, 1902 Avenue D.
Charles Hennig, 511 Communipaw ave
nue..
Sarah A. Slavin, 452 Ocean avenue
Henry Gelubcke, $50 Ocean avenue.
Frank Harrington. 178 Ocean avenue.
Rodger Jones. 80 Walker avenue.
OOSSPA odL1OOAs- 80 A6AFu6y aVGuue,
John j. Ertle, Jr., 1913 Jackson avenue.
Margaret Austin. 90 jackson avenue.
n. Becker & Son, 141 Jackson avenue.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President:
Yeas-Aldermen Connolly, Day. Dusen.
berry, Farley, Kaiser, Kelly. Keogh, Nc
Cookery, McEntee and President Allen.
Nay-AlQermHn SalinQor
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
the following named persons to keep inns
and taverns, where spirituous, vinous,
malt and brewed liquors may be sold at
the following named places in Jersey
City:
Daniel Ewing, 10 Montgomery street,
Gustav Steup. 9 Exchange place. First
district.
Fred. D. Linn, 24o and 242 Washington
street. First district.
Sylvester ConKlin, 115 Hoboken ave-
nue, Fourth district.
Nellie r. Loder, 932 and 934 Garfield
avenue, Sixth district.
Charles Nicol, 38 West Side avenue,
Sixth district.
Max Heidmann. $50 Jackson avenue,
Sixth district.
Resolved, That Licenses be granted to
the following naine1 to sell 8: irituous,
vinious, malt and brewed Quers, not to
be drunk on the premises, at the follow
ing named places in Jersey City:
A. I. .Summer1eld, 81 Newark avenue,
First district,
Lewis Fischer & Bro, 100 Newark ave-
pue. First district.
Marianne Cassidy, As Newark avenue.
First district.
Charles E. Gardner & Bro, 479 Grove
street, Third district.
Henry L. Rngge, Jr., 401 Grove street.
Third district.
Bernard shenan, sos Newark avenue.
Fourth district.
Anton A. Heimsoth, $40 Palisade ave-
nue.. Fourth district.
Nicolaus Lohse, 104 Wayne street, Fifth
district.
Ira. KERN, 7s4 and 726 Grand street.
Fifth district.
Henry C. Morse, 100 Monticello avenue,
Sixth district.
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
the following named lesiding at the fol-
lowing named places to sell, furnish or
supply sDiritG ous. vinous. malt and
brewed liquors, in bottles or packages,
securely sealed or fastened to persons or
families in dwellings in Jersey City:
Patrick McAtdle, Ill Montgomery
stiett.
Rudolph Reichere, 3a5 Palisade avenue
L, duu AA- DCihCkCE 6IGWliS SOuiDdlHs
so To 81 Park avenue New York City.
Elise s.. Anlauft. 10 Ogden avenue,
Tine resolutions were adopted by. the
following vote, tia ayes and nays baving
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President: vns
Yeas-All the members present, eleven
in number.
The Committee on Finance reported
the following resolution:
Resolved, That war; ants pc drawn on
the City Treasurer nifavoriof the follow
ing pa.ned persons for payment of sal.
aries for June. 1892. when due. WIS
John E. Scott. City Clerk. $416 66
Timothy c. Loug. City Marshal. lacl25 100
John C.. Hewitt, Overseer Of the
Poor. - 1873 80
Michael j.. O'Rourke, Inspector
of Scales, Weights and Meas
S3 81
Henry Puster. Judge Fist Dis
JAMES .n,es Soai Braaen. Clerk First GOV ~
First District Couft.......... 1875 90
John A. McGrath, Judge Sec
ond District Court............. $50 90
Robert l.. McDermot, Clerk
Second District Court.......... 1875 90
Tue report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
Yeas-Allthe members present-Eleven
In number.
The Committee on Finance reported
the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the following estimate
Of monies requir d 10 defray the current
expenses of the Board of Aldermen for
fiscal year BEGINNING December l. 1892.
be transmitted to tho Board OF Finance
for Insertion in thestax levy for said
ytac. ' u
Purpose. Amount.
For relief Of out donr no,r. s $1,000
For gas and supplies for
urmorles ...,.....v.... e 1000
For payment of salaries.
CityClerk.. ........ 800. $4,000
CitypMarshall. ..... 1900
Overseer OF die the Poor -. 1909
Inspector oEGBuiidinas. 49,. 1900
Inspector of Sc lies, Weights
IL Measures ........... 1000 10, 500
For District Courts.
Sal iries uf iudgss.......... 5000
Salarit of eli TX ......... 5000
Salaries Of constables. 49,. 700
Printing, stationery and
supplies .........: 1900 10000
For board OF horse OF build
49,