The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-11

fflillaOl II. NSil, Inspector "a
Buildings. 10 w
Henry Puster, Judge, First Dis -
trict Court. ....y9. .s.... Soo w
James N. Braden. Clerk. First
District Court . .,...... 10 w
/ John A. McGrath. Judge, Second
District Court. 230 w
Robert L. McDermott. Clerk of
Second District Court ..".... To w
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote, the yeas and nays having been
ordered and taken. "a
Yeas-An the members present, twelve in
lumber
The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution on petitions heretofore
referred.
Resolved. That by an with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance an assignment
be made by ''The Mayor and Aldermen OF
Jersey City" TO the following named Of the
following described certificates OF sale, pelng
for property purchased by the city at a sale
made by the City Collector:
Under the provisions of Chapter liz Laws
of 1886, and the supplements thereto upon the
payment to the City Treasurer of the amount
for which said property was SOLD, WIN IN
terest thereon at the rate of ten 90 per cent.
per annum, to the date of payment, together
with all costs, charges and expense incurred
nv tine city relative thereto, and that upon
such payment a proper assignment OF sucn
certificate to be approved by the Corpora.
ton Counsel lie delivered under the seal Oh
the city and the hand of the Mayor.
To Edwin A. Bradley and George z. Cur
rier. No: 3,437, block 523, lots 2B, Alb, 6B,
and8B. Oxford avenue.
To Mary Ann Rowe:
Nos. 2,S97, 2,S98, block 525, lots IS n 81,
Tyson Lane.
The report was received ana the resolution
adopted.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on petitions
heretofore referred:
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods,
wares or merchandise in Jersey City, be rs
sued by the Mayor and City Clerk under the
corporate seal of the city to the following
named on their paying license fees
Michael F. Blewitt, Abraham Greenburg,
John Lubell, Philip Faltz, John thinner
Jacob Brewer, G. Swig, Louis Banks. Victor
Banks, H. Decker & Bro, Paul d. Colen y
icenses), George Esselborn Sons. q: b.
Seeley's Son, Emory L. Steel, John 2. Cava-
nagh. John Lore, James Murray, Pasquale
Chrisafielli. D. w. Hahn, Thomas w Black
burn, Fardy O'Grady, Henry Dillon, Henry
Selinger, Ernest G. Taylor, Patrick
WRITER Jacob Felmeister, = A. NJ.
Murphy, L.. Wehrmann, Martin King.
Morris Stewernan, E. A. Fernister, Abe
Werter, John Rooney, L.. M. andersen,
Samuel Blakey, Patrick Murphy, Charles
F. Weise. James Marshall, a. Seeman,
Samuel Sclands, Michael Loughlin, VIM. r.
Hill, Thos. Sheridan, Sarah Gillespie,
Stephen Mclean, Patrick Reilly, Alfred
King. H. Lublang. Louis Engelburg, Mayer
Podya. Jim Houshowksy, Stephen Helm,
Thos. Hanley, Henry Spohn, Joseph Hall,
S. A. Cassell, Carminio Lombard, FRANK
Darb, Jacob Wertz Is licenses, VIM. Diet
rich. Ormond Stevens, |. Scbutzberger, Jer-
rev Chatam, Morris Meduck, John Balbach,
Geo. H. Fulton, Conrad Weenick, Charles
Thiele. Philip A. Tully Is licenses, Vol
Sherman, Patrick Scott, r. Roberts, Joseph
King, Frank Hahn, McManus Bros, ana
Samuel Bruder.
Resolved. That licenses to keep junk shops
at the following named places in Jersey City
be issued by the Mayor and City Clerk, I'M
der the corporate seal of the CITY to the FOL
lowing named persons ON their paying the
james Collins, SO Oakland avenue, Fourth
district. ~ ae .-sts- r.
Michael Moran, 21o Hancock avenue,
Fourth district.
Resolved, That licenses as public porters
be issued by the Mayor and City Clerk, un-
der the corporate seal OF. the city, to the fol
lowing named on their paying the incense
fees:
oscar Steup, VIM. ODell g licenses Philip
sherry. VIM. Guilfoyle, Michael Alexandra.
Resolved, That licenses as street musl--
clans. as provided for by an ordinance passed
June 25, 1889, be issued by the Mayor ana
City Clerk, under the corporate sea- Oh tne
CITY, to Salvador Cochi and August Parente
on their paying the license fees.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted by the hollow
| ing vote, the yeas and nays having been
| ordered and taken on the call OF the fresl-
den pro tenn;
Yeas-An the members present, twelve In
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLUTION.
The following resolutions were reported by
| committees in payment of claims heretofore
| referred:
Ry Special Committee on Decoration Day:
Resolved, That the sum of $40 be paid to
Henry Wilson Post No. IL; q. A; X; Ior ex-
penses on Decoration Day, May, 81, 1894.
By Committee on District Courts:
Resolved. That the sum of $685. be paid to
| John P. Landrlne for water cooler tor sec
| ond District Court.
S36 to John H.. Masker for services as
| Constable, First District Court, June, 1874;
By Committee on Printing, Stationery and
Supplies: -
Resolved. That the sum of S25 be paid to
| P. Fl. Blizzard & Son for board of horse OF
| Inspector of Buildings, June, 1894.
$50. so to Charles b Brush for correcting
| insurance maps. SIX months endlng june oo,
| 1894.
S176. IS to Chronicle Publishing Company
| for printing license petitions, etc.
s362. 80 to Evening journal Association Tor
| advertising notice of applications for liquor
| licenses. aee
s3O.S3 to j. C. Electric Light Co. for light
| ing City Clerks office, June, 1894.
SIS to Jersey City News for printing man
uals.
sa4 TOD. G. Printing Company for printing
slips of ordinance. !,
By Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings
Resolved, That the sum of S43. 10 be paid
to Jersey City Electric Light. CO., for light
ing Mayors, City Treasurer's and Collectors
Offices, June, 1894.
$50. Is to Geo. Fl Jones for carpenter work,
ETC.. City Hail..
The resolutions were adopted by the follow
ng vote, the yeas and nays having been
ordered and taken on the call of the Presi-
dent pro tempore.
Yeas-All the members present, twelve in
number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On motion of Alderman Mitchell the fol-
lowing entitled ordinance presented July 10.
1894, was taken from the table for considera-
ton: viz:
san ordinance to- establish, regulate and
control pounds in Jersey City, to regulate
and prevent the running at large of dogs
their redemption and destruction and to