The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-20

NO 70, Jo5n Lange. 4S9 Nelso avenue
No. 4ss. Patrick O'Day. so Academy
mo. "a, John Greed, Ats Henderson
Mo. ABS. John Prout, n Old Bergen
road. Seventh ward.
No: 1856, Joseph Keogh, s39 Newark ave-
No. 437. Fred Sickinger. 1856 Newark
avenue, Tenth ward.
No. 4$s. Chas. Bindig. 42 Palisade ave-
No. 459. Mary Murphy, 1872 Erie street.
No. 40. John Sweeney. 146 steuben
NO. Al. Joseph Cowan, 6O7 Grove street.
Second ward.
No.442. Christian r. Heitmann, 439 Cen
trial avenue. Twelfth ward
No. 443. Matthew Flanagan, 22 Erie
street. Second ward.
No. A. Joseph Miller, 454 ocean ave-
No. 40. ohm Flick. "a Essex street,
First ward.
No. A. chas. Winters. At Fairmount
No. 447, MGMullen & McDonough, 81
First street, First ward.
No. AS, Thos. McDonough, 21 Erie
street, Second ward.
No. 449, Andrew Gallagher, IA Erie
street, Second ward.
No. $50. James ]. Clark, ATT Henderson
street, Second ward.
No. 451, A. H. Woeckener, 1,033 Ber-
gen avenue. Seventh ward;
NO. 4OZ, 1eleT SSllOll, L ullOlt ave-
nue.. Seventh ward.
No. 453. Henry. Hantke, 6S4 Grand
street. Fifth ward. - s
street, Fifth ward.
No. As, John AhrenS, 253 Railroad ave-
une, Fifth ward
No. 457, Patrick Norton, AZ Henderson
street, Second ward ooo MIA ,4roa
Fifth ward.
No. 45g, VIM. Kascergis. 1888 HENDERSON
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:
The Committee on Finance reported
the following resolution:
Resolved. That warrants be drawn on
the CITY Treasurer in favor of the fol-
lowing named persons for payment OF
salaries for June. 1895. when due, viz:
E. w. Woolley, City Clerk. ......$419 66
John Graham. City Marshal. az 10 %
B gOon j. Hewitt, Assistant to -
oyerseer Of the ..aactor 50 80
Scales, Weights And Measures :. SO 80
fGeorgeH Jones, INSPECTOR of ~
Henry Bryio Pagster.Judge District Court 80 90
James N. Braden. Clerk District ,a- a.
john G9url 4. McGrath. Judge Second =.
Rbbert L. McDermott. Clerk Sec
ond District Court.... ......... Lo w
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the lol-
owing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:
Is Yeas-All the members present-Twelve
in number.
to whom were heretofore referred the
same. reported the following entitled or
dinances, and the same were separately
read, considered and then passed by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken.
Yeas-Al the members present-TWelve
in number.
entitled an ordinance to license and reg
ulate mucicians when playing on the
street and not in procession or parade
IAN ordinance to amend an ordinance
concerning truck drivers, cab drivers;
omnibus drivers and porters," passed
IAN ordinance to prevent bears or
other noxious or dangerous anlInals
from going at large or being led b thr 1 Q
in the city of Jersey City.
can ordinance to amend an ordinence
to license and regulate inns and taverns
nous. yinous, malt or brewed liquors,
passed Tune II. 1889.
The. Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the fOllOWlnS reSOlullOHS Oh ptll-
lions heretofore referred:
porter be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal OF the
the license fees.
Resolved. That a license to keep a junk
shop at No. 1886 First street, in the Fifth
Ward of Jersey city. to Nicholas Bene-
dette on his paying the license fee.
Resolved, That a license as City, Aye
tioneer be issued by the Mayor and City
Glar1r J1ndar fhP c0rnQr9tp seal or the
city to A. A. Franck on his paying the
Resolved, That a license as street mu-
sician be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal of the
city to Anton Boucherli on his paying the
license fee.
isued by the Mayor and City Clerk UNI
der the corporate seal of the city to
Thomas Prior and d. ]. Hayward on
m of the license fee.
Resolved, That license to pedle goods,
wares or merchandise in Jersey CITY pc
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk IN
Rophael D. Haywetter. George v. West
brook, Edward Gilltland, John Tito
Thomas zabriskie, Mary A Moran TeT-
ence LYONS, William Miller, John N
Tietjen, Samuel Sterling and William c.
on payment of the license fee.
reports were received and the res
~olutions adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLU-
TION.
The following resolutions were reported
by committees on payment OF claims
heretofore referred:
By Special Comittee IN Decoration
Resolved. That the following claims for
expenses on Memorial Day, May 30, 1888,
be paid:
To zabriskie Post, G.. A. R., No 49,. so
To George H. Thomas Post, g. A. en-
To G. Van Houten Post. G. A. r., o.
No. 3......... ........... ..--...r..-,. 20
BY Committee on Aims:
Resolved, That the claim of Byron
Smith $3.50 for board of horse of Overseer
of the Poor for April and May, 1895, be
paid.
BY Commute on District Courts
Resolved, That the following claims be
81 to w. II. ALLEN for ice furnished
District Court, April 16, 1896; s22 to John
H. Mitchell for services as constable
Second District Court, May to 81, 1879,
IS to George Van Bussum for eTeanihg
and repairing clock Second District
Court, December 10, 1894.
BY Committee on Elections
Resolved, Tha the claims of James L.
Couch. 81 for rent of place Second Pre-
cincf, Third district registry. April Z,
1895, be paid.
Resolveed, That the following claims be
naid.-s40 to VIM. H. Allen for ice furn-
ished city Hall. April and May, 1895;
s25 to P. H. BLIZZARD & Son, fer Boarq OF
horse, of Inspector of Buildings, May;
1886: s52. 80 to John Graham for incidental
49, ac Citv Marshal January %