The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-11

AAIlo iS1o1a " LIZ CSllOtl VI AiSN 49,
ings, valued as follows. was presented,
received and ordered filed. 80
First Distrfct....... 5L s S23,325
Second District. ,........ 8 29,139
Third District. ............ 2 15.050
| Fourth District.. 81 46, 1854
Fifth District............ % a 2So
Sixth DiStrict.............- Y 64,SSo
REPoRTs. OF STANDING COMMIT
\ The Committee on Elections reported
the following resolutions
Resolved, That the Committee on Elec-
tons are hereby authorized to filrnlsn
the necessary ballot boxes, stationery
and furniture and to attend to the hitting
of polling. places for election, to comply
with the law. 2
lions are hereby authorized to store in
convenient places for future use the
booths and furniture. that will be used
at the next general election.
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
beeen ordered and taken on the call or
Yeas-All the members present, twelve
in number.
The Committee on Elections presented
a report setting forth, that the legisla-
ton of last winter concerning ward lines
being now before the Supreme Court OF
the State for the purpose of review as
to its validity; ETC.: with no immsdiat t.
4 VI q - - -
compliance with the general election law,
TO advertise on Tuesday. October 2, 1894;
the boundaries of election precincts and
polling places, etc. the report recon-
mending the adoption of the following
regoiution-
bResolved. That the boundaries OF the
election precincts for the next succeed
be the same as were adopted and used
at the last general election.
oThe report was received.
L. Ill., ,1rN1,tftnv uyoG 0dnnfnd nv the fol-
lowing Vote. the yeas and navs having
heen ordered and taken on the call of
tho Presiaent:-
in number.
The C6mmittae{ on Excise reported the
following resolutions on petitions here
The reports wore. received and the reso-
lu+ions disnaaod Of as fol!ows:-
Reso,Yed: rhat licenses be Granted t.
where sDirdtuous, vinous, mall and brewed
LIQUORS may he sold at the following,
named nlaces in Jersey CITY,:
district.
George Warren Brown, 1873 Montgomery
street First dse+riot.
Christian Meisner, 273 Washington
Loranz Capoano, ST Colgate street, Sec
ond district
Philip Murtagh, 1856 Coles street, Sec
district.
Matthew Flanagan, 242 Erie street, Sec
ord district.
street. Third district.
James Halligan, III Morgan street,
Third DISTRICT,
John Wasilewski, S3e1a Fifth street,
Third district.
Michael Smith, 1 Provost street, Third
district.
T Tsird dintri Fl jacobson 20 c0ies street,
Michael F.. Buckley, 800 Henderson
Fred D. Chaplin, sei Grove street, Third
district.
Louis Hoehl, go Thorne street, Fourth
district.
Ferdinand Fuller. 143 New York ave-
nua. Fourth district.
Fourth district.
VIM. KelD, 459 Germania avenue,
Fourth district.
Timothy Kelly, 72 Newark venue
Fonrth7district.
John 2. Flynn, SO Sherman avenue,
Fourth district.
Fourth district.
Henry Pickett. 29s Railroad avenue,
Fifth district.
Ihomas Mastfopletro $40 Naliroao ave-
nue.. Fifth district:
John sutton. 45z west SIDE avenue,
Fifth district:
Philip Hoehi, 2oo railroad avenue F1rth
49, .-.
Fifth district.
Richard Campbell, $40 Johnston ave-
nue., Sixth district.
Alderman. wilson asked that a sepa-
rate vote be taken on the application
The request was denied.
the following vote, the yeas and nays
having been ordered and taken:-
senbery, Fleming. Hill. Martin. McCar-
thy, McCoobery, Witter and President
Simpson.
Nays-Aldermen Mitchell and Wilson.
Resolved That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred
No. 81, Patrick Kelly, agent for Hugh
Mccormack, to Hugh shortell.
"a, Frank Stodowski to Vogt & Yum
ker.
140, Central Stock Yard & Transit Com
| pany to William A. Kent.
ia. Charles Wagner to Gustav Kurzel,
at lag Pavonia avenue, I'd district.
17O, Martin Crotty to James J. Sheean,
at 480 C~ommunipaw avenue, 9th district.
342 NJ. H. Flannery to James W.Way-
left.
$40 pbiIin Cashin TO Fred D.. Chaplin,
514 Newark avenue. "a district.
as John Foye to Simon Blake.
IS John Dammer to Christopher Blick.
~ James cosgrove to Thomas Burke.
9 TS1' Henry schipmann to Annie schip-
m an LIS ls5 Pine T ao street t. s a. d GSand street.
10 f02 Ho ti :. oga 10 100 Grahu s'ree''
0'n so2. Michael Rooney to John F. Smith,
az Sas Sec fnhn sI Fi1goi}t 10 AZ Henderson
soo, J0hn Eil4ri - d.
street, hnndauu P rs I 10 Movie w;zniaw-
81 H. Vinoe' soAu