The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-27
BOARD OF FIRE coM1ss1oNERr.


Continued.
frame buildings on Virginia avenu..
Charles w. Evans. to erect six fran e
buildings on union street.
Thomas Paterson, to erect frame build
ing, 343 PaiIsade avenue.
William Shaffer. to alter and repair
frame building. 81 Ogden avenue.
Frederick Walters, TO raise frame build
ing, Sc Hancock avenue.
A. Won Kleiff, to erect addition to build
ing, III Griffith street.
John C. Martin, to erect frame building,
All Central avenue.
Robert Wallace, to erect frame build
ing, SO Bieecker street.
Thomas Boyce, to erect frame building,
IA Manhattan avenue
Peter G.. Vreeland, to erect frame build
ing, 6l0 Ocean avenue.
Johu townsend, to raise frame dwell
ing, 81 Dwight street.
John D. Baldwin, to erect frame extern
sion, 1877 jackson avenue.
Ellen S. Yeungs, to erect rane build
ing, Monitor street, between Communi-
pa avenue aud Lafayette street.
Elizabeth Offiuger, to erect frame ex-
tension to 16 Lincoln street.
Anthony Sauer, to erect six frame
buildings. corner Wilton aud Lafayette
streets.
Olga Russell, to erect frame build
ing, 81 Paterson street; Jas. Dixon
| Crucible Co., cor. Wayne n Mersele5
street.
l.. K. Mal!ock, to erect frame building.
| Bently avenue near Bergen avenue.
Charles W. Kasang, to erect frame
building, 587 Summit avenue.
Richard Sepp, to erect frame addition
| to building on Newkirk street near Ber-
| gen avenue.
Richard Gabrielsky. to erect tram
| building on Western avenue.
James Rafters, to erect frame building
on Warren street near Bay street.
Philip Abstein, to erect frame building,
5S5 Summit avenue (rear).
Louis Wolpen & Co., 420 Grove street,
to keep benZine and turpe0tine.
Moses Muchinski, 4S Essex street;
John Draper, "a Gregory street,. Patrick
Fitzpatrick, s Bright street; Home OIL
Co., $40 Communipaw avenue, to keep
Kerosene oil for sale.
Report was received, n On motion
accepted and permits ordered issued.
| OFFICERS REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The weekly reports OF the Superinten-
dent, Inspector of Horses and Superin-
tendenJ of Telegraph were presented, re-
ceived and ordered filed.
The clerk notified the Board that
| charges had been filed in his office by the
| Superintendent against the following
named: Matthew Bligh, stoke Engine
| Co. No. /, being absent Without leaVe;
| Hugh HagueS permanent truckman, dis
| orderly conduct; and that a COPY OF the
! charges. together with a notice to ap-
pear this evening for trial had t,een fur
| nIshed the accused. Matthew Bllgn be-
ing called, appeared and pleaded not
guilty.
Superintendent Brown n DR.. John
Nevin testified. The accused made u
sworn statement.
On motion, the trial of Hugh
Hague, permanent trucKman, Was
| postponed.
The Board then took a recess. Upon re-
ASSEMBLING, all the members of the
Board were present,
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolution by Committee on Salaries.
Resolved, That warrants be drawn in
favor of the foremen and men-a t-call en-
pioytd in this department for sal aries for
the quarter ending March %, 1898, as per
list nlea herewith, amounting IN the ag-
Gfegale 10 thirty-four hundred ana sixty
seven dollars and seven cents, ($3. 467.O1.
Resolved, That warrant be drawn Tor
sixteen dollars aud sixty.flve cents in
favor of Mary A. Sullivan for services
rendered by her late husband, Eugene
| Sullivan, as Hoseman-at- Call of Engine
Company No. 5 to February Z, 1898.
The yeas and nays having been called
and taken on each Of The foregoing
resolutions, they were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote.
Donnelly and Henderson.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
On motion the Board adjourned.
CHARLES ESTER BROOK,
AlEIh4