The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-09

proved Dy tue Mayor Marcn 20. 1919, con-
curing In a resolution adopted by the Board
OF Aldermen Feb. ~, 1894. directing the
sale at public auction Of all lots. tracts.
pieces or parcels of land, for which the City
may at the time of the sale have received deeds
therefor, being property purchased by the
City at tax sales made under the provisions
of Chapter 112 Laws Of 1886, and Its supple
ments, was presented, received and referred
to the Committee on Finance.
The City Clerk presented proofs of pub
~lication in the Evening Journal of notices of
application for liquor licenses. and the same
were received and9ordered filed ,sa
REPORTS oFasTANDfyG COMMITTEES ID
The Committee on Baths and Armories to
whom was referred March 81, 1894, the petit
ttien OF the Lafayette Gun Club for permission.
to use FIRE arms on their grounds located in
South Lafayette presented a report thereon,
Recommending the adoption OF the following
Resolved, That permission is hereby
granted to E. A. Vroome and others, asso-
ciated as the Lafayette Gun Club to use shot
guns on their grounds located in South
Lafayette, bounded by Pacific avenue, Cavan
Point Road and Central Railroad of New
Jersey, such permission to continue during
the pleasure of the Board of Aldermen.
The report was received and the resolution
adopted.
The Committee on Elections reported the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the statement of the
Board of CITY Canvassers of the result of the
recent charter election be published in the
official papers and printed in the manual.
Resolved, That as recommended by the
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FIVE dollars be paid to George w. Smith for
services as messenger to said Board.
Resolved, That as recommended by the
Board Of City Canvassers the sum of fifty
dollars be paid to L. G. Long for services as
sergeant-at-arms to said Board.
The report was received and the resolutions
were adopted.
The Committee on Excise reported the
following resolutions on petitions heretofore
referred:
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep restaurants
where spurious, vinous and brewed liquors
may be sold at the following named places in
Jersey City:
strublng s. Ohermann. 500 Jersey avenue,
Third district,
John Kenney. s12 Newark avenue, Fourth
district.
Cornelius D. Shine, 9 Hoboken avenue,
Fourth district.
John Mccarthy, corner Bergen and Gates
avenues. Sixth district.
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred;
No. 6, George B. De Revere to 306 Grove
street, First district.
No. 90, Simon Volpe to William Ashmore.
No. so, John Soyen to Michael Norton
at $40 Henderson street, Third district.
No. 146, VIM. Buchanan to Arthur Buch-
anan at 1902 Jackson avenue, Sixth district.
No. 154, John ]. Kellyto So Sussex street.
First district.
No. 175, Thomas Collins to 566 Hender-
son street, Second district.
No. 295, Ernst Nitz to John Elliott.
No. $50, Gustav Ripp to Harry Stoltz.
No. $50, Rudolph b. Klussmann to VIM.
IF. Simmons.
No. 412, Jacob Schuetz to John G. Sch
nell.
No. 434. Henry Brucellaria to Mary
Hewenschmidt.
No. 54s, Christian Gochring to Fred
Stoehr.
No. 66s, Robert j. Murphy to BENZ.
Carr.
No. 500, George Metzger to Gustav Green
waldt.
No. es1, William Engle to Joseph P.
Kearney.
No. $50, Albert Peterson to Trott Bros.
No. 9S2, Patrick Sullivan to Chas. Kindel-
berger.
No. 9S6. Gustav Kurzel to James Biz
mingham.
No. 1905, John Kennedy to S52 Hender-
son street, Third district.
Nc. 1918, Dennis O'Callaghan to Patrick
Reilly at $50 First street, Third district.
No. 1910. Charles Homeyer to Theodore
Weitzel.
No. 1045, John Eckhardt to 1854 John
ston avenue. Sixth district.
No. $40. John Malitzki to 141 Steuben
street, Third district.
No, 375, Edward Hem to T. J. En-
wright.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having been
ordered and taken:
Yeas-Al the members presenter (1O
in number.
TosPo Nonr;ao1od.