The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-01
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

ton and Salinger.
p bsent-A lderman Kaiser.
The minutes of the regular meetings of
March 2S, 1898, and of the 4th and 18th
form.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions, etc, were presented, received
and disposed of as follows:
R~emonstrance of Carl Wrege and others
against the granting of a license to +. III.
Dancer to keep a restaurant on West Side
avenue, and withdrawing their names
from the application.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Remonstrance of w. /. Cummings and
others against the granting of a license to
f. H. Dancer for sale of liquors at No. 108
West Side emu
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Petition of G. c. Jewett to have changed
a record of payment by him, from redemp-
ton of certain lots to assignments of city's
lien.
Referred to Corporation Counsel.
Petition of Frederick w. Flaacke for
transfer to him of the title held by the
city in and to certain property.
Referred to ommittee on Finance.
Petition of the Delta Company and of
Caroline r. Traphagen for assignment to
them of certain tax sale certificates now
held by the city.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
Fifteen 15l applications for restaurant
licenses, and twenty-six (26) applications
for transfers of restaurant licenses.
tSee reports subsequently made.)
Referred to Committee on Excise:
Nine {9) applications for license to ped
die.
Twenty (2O) applications for street music
ian'S License.
One ~ application for public porter's
license.
Two G) applications for junk shop Ii
Two t2) applications for transfer of junk
shop license.
(See reports subsequently made.)
Referred to Committee on Trade Ii
censes.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMs.
Claims were presented, received and dis
posed of as follows:
Of F. Baxter. $4S; Henry Book, SIS; 25;
Mrs. M. J. Boylan, $3.50; j. w. Curtis.
S3S. rs; John Doscher; S51.75; Richard
Duff, s96; John Dust, 1904; Charles
Grimminger. S1s.63; Hauck Bros. $139. 25;
| J.. C. Coal Co. s23. so; Patrick J.. Kennedy,
500. 10; Edward Kett. s34. so; Thomas Lally,
$31. SO; Patrick McQnaid. 1852; j.. Munkel,
$30.04; John Rugge, Sill. rs; John Sheridan,
81; Bryan Smith, S25; Joseph Wilson,
s91.60.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
OF Smith Premier Typewriting Co, s95;
ID. Steele & Son, $77; United Gas Improve
ment Co., s23.25, and 5000; Peter G.
Vreeland, $50.
Referred to Committee on Baths and
Armories.
OF Richard Garrick, s27; Thomas Lynch,
$S6.8 0 F. McDermott, SO and $40; G. w.
Werner & Co., 800.
Referred to Committee on District
Courts.
OF William Allen, agent, S so; American
District Telephone Co., 800; Emil Bading,
s14: F. H. Bermeuth, S14; A. Bickmann,
s14; Henry Book, $40; Mrs. D. Burke Sl4;
Daniel F. Byrnes, S14; Columbia B, g. I.
Albert DATE, s4s2.5O and 1907. so; John De
Largy, $50; John Duffy, SIS; Herman
Freese, $14; j. Cannon, agent, S115;
Andrew Greigold, s14; Thomas Gready,
s75; Michael ]. Griffin, $279.35 William
Guilfoyle, S15; J. Harris, s14; Louis L.
Peter Hook, s14; John Jordan, s14; Jordan
Stationary Co., S466. 46, 479. so, $460.85,
S47S.50; John Hayes, S14; Jersey City
Herald, s219.5 0 Henry Holste, $14; Jersey
CitE News, $3.50 and 500; John Kelly, $500,
$3.50. 50; $243. IS and $236; John kilmuney,
c. Long, 1894; James Luker, $40; James
Mccarthy. $14; James j. McCue, $14,
Peter McGuinnis, S25; Ann Mccormack,
$14; Mary McGrath, S14; John Maloney,
IA; James Mannix, 500; Henry Martinez,
81; Josephine Mathes, s14; Daniel Moran
$3.50. 50, and S94s; Henry g. Nicodems $14;
John Nolan, S14; VIM. O'Dell, Sl4; officers
of Registery and Election, 1874; William
O'Neill, S25S; Thomas j. O'Rourke, S14;
Henry Prigge, S14 and 1925; Daniel
Scholar, S14; Albert Schmohl, $14; Theodore
S~chutzbach, 81; Patrick Sherry, $50;
Bryan Smith, S15; Louis Steinmeyer, S14;
Edward j. Sweeney, s14; Philip Tumulty
Association, sid; A. Van Benschoten, S14;
H. N. Van Wagonen, S14; John A..
Whelan, 500; Albert Youmans, $14.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
Of James Atchison, 81; Albert DATE,
s45. so; John Duffy, S25; Jersey City Electric
McGuinnes, $40 and r. A. Randall & Son,
$1,000.
Referred to Committee on Printing.
Stationary and Supplies.
Of Thomas Sherwin, 800 and 500.
Referred to Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication from Corporation
Counsel w. D. Edwards in answer to a
resolution of March Z, 1893, directing the
law officers of the city to apply for the
appointment of q receiver to collect rent
from occupants OF the property known as
the South Cove grant, stating that the case
between the City and the Central Railroad
Company of New Jersey was taken by
appoal 10 bll6 oupfSuu6 OOufU Oh Ulo united
| States and that in the meanwhie the CITY
cannot enter upon possession of the
property nor apply to the Court for the
appointment of a receiver, that bonds
have been given which fully protect the
city against any claim whatever, and
when the suit is finally decided in favor of
the City las Counsel has every reason to be-
lieve it win be- an accounting will be had
with the railroad company for the value
of the mesne pronts, and that before send
ing this letter he has advised with Mr..
Collins, his associate in the trial of the
case.
The communication was received and
ordered filed.
Reports of the Inspector OF Buildings
showing the granting of permits for
erection of new buildings valued as fol-
lows during January, February INT
March, 1898 were presented, received and
ordered filed.
JANUARY, 1898.
First district. 5..................... s6,4so
Second 1850
Third 1000
Fourth 1886
Fifth ZOO
| SlXtn 25,050
Total, .$T4, 725
FEBRUARY, 1893.
4 E;rct district 9 c1 ona