The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-26

The Director declared the Board adj
9ourned to meet Wednesday, July II,
1895, at 4 p. n.
JOHN BOYD.
Clerk.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Official Proceedings.)
Kegular meeting Of the Board of Fire Com
Wednesday evening, July g., 1895.
Present-President Mills, Commissioners
Brennan and Cone.
Absent-None.
On motion of Commissioner Brennan, the
reading of minutes, meeting June 26, 1895, was
crossed.
READING OF COMMUNICATIONS.
Resignation of DR.. John Nevin as Medical
Examiner of the Department was presented.
received and on motion accepted to date July
On motion of Commissioner Cone a vote of
thanks and confidence was rendered DR..
Communication from John Lockner, M. D.,
certifying that he had examined Mr.. Benja-
Of permanent trnckman, Hook and Ladder
health.
Received and ordered filed.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims We're presented, received and dis
George H. Purcy, 1890; Richard Jackson.
S2L.1O BARLEY Coyle, $15.S5.
Referred to Committee on Horses and Har-
ness.
George H. Purcy. 1922; Arthur c. Pike,
S3l.bl. r
Referred to Committee on Department
Buildings and Repairs.
Miller, Bertholf & Wheeler. SPA. 90.
Referred to Committee on Feed.
J. w. Harrison, $50. "A; The Jersey City
Printing Company, $500.
Referred to Committee on Printing and Sta
tionery.
Peoples Gas Saving Association. $40. 90;
Lyman E.. Brown. $l7.s5; J. H. Bunnell & Co,
So cents and $19.5; The Gamewell F. A. Tel.
Co, $3.50 and s23.6 so.
Referred to Committe on Telegraph and
Fuel.
Charles Esterbrook. SIS. 80.
Referred to COMMITTEES of the Whole.
ID. Steele Son, SIT. 80.
Referred to Committee of the Supplies.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
The Committee on Buildings. and combusti-
bles reported that they had Issued since the
last meeting of the Board permits as fol-
lows:-
To erect frame buildings
VIM. G. Bumstead, nmo street, be-
tween Grand and Canal streets.
Charles F. johnson, Ferry street. near Cen
oscar Jackson, to move frame building from
149 Forest street to New County Road, be-
tween Boyd and Virginia avenues.
To keep fireworks for sale:-
Joe Levinson, 25S NNewark avenue.
Henry Dederle, 33 Milton avenue.
VIM. Stevens, 81 Bright street.
Mrs. Casey, 666 Newark avenue.
L. Burns, 125 Brunswick street.
Jas. Mccarty. 14 Montgoemry street;
Annie Yates, 246 R. r. avenue.
Lewis Tucker, 687 Summit avenue.
Rudolph Goebei, 50 Graham street.
Thos. F. Parkinson, Newark avenue and
| Boulevard.
n; G. Crowley; 6 Kearney avenue.
Mrs. Nc Carthy, 242 18th street.
Bridget F-itzsimmons, 243 Wayne street.
George Monaco, As Montrose avenue.
John D. Dock, $50 Mercer street.
Mrs. E.; Murray Ss Jackson avenue.
Jacob K. Hull, 36 Communipaw avenue.
| Jacob Sommer, As Morris street.
Thomas McFadden; a Westervelt street.
John Art, 25s Newark avenue.
Florence I. Haley, $50 Palisade avenue.
Louis senger, sos srd street;
August Rouss, Cos Grand street.
! John Oeligh, lis st. Paufs avenue.
Philip sherry X., 81 S ssh a street stree+
Mrs. Eekel,. POI +. R, avenue.
9. silberstein, Y Hutton street
Gustav Young, LOG Pavonia avenue.
To keep gunpowder for sale:-
Tebbenhoff & Bro. 2a Central avenue.
J. F. Hupfer, 414 Central avenue.
To keep kerosine oil for sale:-
Kate Quicken, S12 Henderson street.
Peter tMag E 10 200 PF ps,isaae street avenue.
Mrs. Coleman. "a Tuers avenue.
On motion report was received and adopted'
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES
The Special Committee on the Revision OF
| Rules submitted a report, which was on mo
| tion accepted and recommendations adopted
| ON motion 800 hundred copies of the same
were ordered printed for the use of the De
The of the Whole presented the
GLOWING. orny ~, . 1908
Dear SirsgThe Committee of the Whole beg
| leave to report that it had inquired into the
the Esvening Journal OF the 18th ult.. alleg-
ing misconduct upon hte part Of the officers
\ and members of Engine Companies Nos. anc
| 81 The complaining parties Mrs. snowden,
Mr.. Ryan. Mrs. Donahue and James o.hourke
were notified to appear before the Conhn.e.es
\ to testify as to their knowledge OF the mat
All of these witnesses with the exception o.
| Donahue, who did not appear, were examined
It has carefully considered the evidence
thus taken a.,,h and Is Is q 3ba sse c opnpiun sni have s0'f ir
| the past acted in such a maner as 70 car
forth unfavorable comment put the ,n evldenaf
members so offending, nor as 10 the tIlnes
of such misconduct as to warrant tne eo ON,
But 1t would recommend that the officer:
and members of these companies pc notineo
by the Board that it does not consider then
entirely blameless in this matter ana tan,
If any further complaints be made OF a ike
IL II aractar which can be substituted by proper
evidence, that the parties or parties SO onehu'
ing will be seve payns asal5 WITH
JOHN BRNNAN,
JOHN J. CONE,
Committee of the Whole
On motion report was received and adopted
REPORTS AND COMMUN1CA'
ION
The weekly reports of the Chief Engineer
sunerintenden Of Telegraph and Inspector q
Houses were presented, received and orderet
filed. ~.
month Of MAY, 1895, was presented. received
and ordered spread IN full upon the minutes
Report of fires. alarms. etc., por .he "ohe'
ending May 81, 1880 ar
Nav 3, 1O:i1 A. NJ, Box n5-Owner. Ann M,
Mcdonald; occupant, Matte. Saurs; 269 Gran'
street, frame store and dwelling; loss, slight
ea Mas, 3 $40 P. NJ. stin-owner, Fleming
estate: occupant, NJ. DAILY and others; 25 Bay
street, brick building; loss, slight; cause
Nav ), s:1s, Box 7-owner. Miss N
Rooney: occupant, Margaret Murray: 81 Mont
gomery street, brick store and dwelling; loss
Slight: cause. careiessness.
May 8, 5:5s P; NJ. Box 4nowner Mrs
street, brick dwelling; loss, slight; cause
Nav 4, s:a4 A. NJ. Box e-owner and &C
cupant, John Helbig; 1870 Manticello avenue
frame store and dwelling; loss. slight; cause
boiling over pan OF fat.
Nav 6. 4:55 P. NJ, Stilf-Owner, D. M. Nc
Laughlin; OCCUPANT, M. Smith and others; q
West Hamilton place. brick (aat) dwelling
ioss. slight: cause, carelessness.
4 Nov I a.O9 p. M. Box 46 and Third Alarm