The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-03
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS


Regular meeting OF the Board of Fire Commits
sioners held at Department Headquarters, Wednes..
S:l0 o'clock. Present-Presiden Brennan, Commits
sioners Kern and Mills. AbsemtmNone, On moti ,,n
and they We're approved as engrossed. Reading Of
and ordered filed. Jersey City, May IS, is9l. Hon.
Board of Fire Commissioners. Dear Sirs-1he fol
finance Of Jersey city, April q. 1881, and allowed
bv the Mayor to become operative without his
Resolved. That the Board OF Finance hereby CON
ours in the following resolution, adopted by the
That q warrant be ordered drawn on the City Treas
urer in favor OF Hugh Dugan for sl,2% is in fun for
horse feed furnished to the Board OF Fire Commis-
sioners at different times between September 10
1871. and November y, lSos, ana for the p san sene, 81
appropriation of 5000 made by the Board Of Fin
b 5eri !, ' 49,. topuati9o Of S Which this payment is ordered
made. From Board of inance-Ieceived and re
May 20, 1894, Hon. Board of Fire Commissioner
Dear Sirs-Ihe following resolution was adopted by
was approved BY the Mayor May Is. 1884. Yours re-
spectfuliy, Martin Fincx, Clerk.
missioners be and are hereby requested to forward
to THIS board by June 10. 1894 their respective est,
year (1S9495) giving same in detail, together with
f Finanee' Referring ef fringe eom m nj alton Of James so 4. Cor
don, attorney for Bernhard, Meyers, relative to
hRe horses furnished the Fire Department, and re-.
quested Board to order payment of same Received
Frederick yoght. Jr. applying jr appointment as a
permanent man in the Jersey City rio Department.
Received and referred TO the Committee of q ppliss-
rions and Appointments,
Resignation OIL ouis Hoehl as trdcknan al call VI
Hook and Ladder Company Ne. 5. 10 take effect
.Iune /. 1894. wss presented, received. and on motion
accepted. Presentation. ar CLAIMS, Glazing were
presented, received and disposed cf as follows
Graham Brothers 81. Referred to Committee oa
Printing and Stationery. Carscallen 4 Cassiday 81,
20 SO, 106 Is, 10 Is. 50 u and 50 81. Referred to Com
mittee on Feed. Thomas G. Hunter So; Barley
Coyle 30.62; j. H. Loper 20; |. II. Dahlmann 265; j
Schellenberger IS so; James Coyle $50 and $50. Re-
ferred to Committee on Horses ana Harness. Peo-
pies Gas Saving Regulations 10. Referred to Com
mittee on Telegraph and Fuel, Bunkman & Hauck
12 IS. Referred to Committee on Telegraph and
Fuel. Reports of Standing Committees, The Com.
mittee on Buildings and Combustibles, reported
that they had issued since the last meeting of the
board permits as follows
To erect frame buildings-Samuel King, 40 Yale
avenue; Samuel King, 81 Communipaw avenue; john
Thompson, Al Sacket street; Francis ehmann Grit
fifth street near Central avenue; @. j. Coulson, 5Sl
Summit avenue; Dresden Photo Paper Co. IS and 20
Ogden avenue; Adrian Hit, 230 Paltsade avenue; ].
C.. Rossow, Troy street; Charles Sonmef, Nesbft
street; Henry crawford, to move building from NO.
81 to No. 50 st. Pauls avenue. To keep gunpowder
for sale-C. P. Boos. 12 Old Bergen road; A. Nelson,
nue.. To keep kerosene oil for sale-R. Coon 4
Sons, j. Murchan, B. Nebur, John Bode, Fred
Bluecher, c. ?. Boos, Chas. L. Rugge, Even G. Ken
nedy, Mary Coleman, JohnJ. Worster and Mrs. d.
TO keep fireworks for sale-John A. Robertson,
Ferdinand Cafero. A.. Nelson, Mrs. Binning. An
tonic MasteIIohio, Mattio Lauro, r. J. Brownen,
George Kleiniger. George Heldnger. Henry yolken-
hauer, John W. Payne. Joseph Grubholz, 6, 7. Boos.