The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-29
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CONCEAL Proceedings

ESQ EtD OR AhkpEfhHk h<s
tOfncial Proceedings.)
Regular meeting of the Board of Al
nsemsh c e nsssss city CITY Il Han .'s TUESDAY,
The roll was called at $40 o'clock P, NJ.
Present. President Simpson and Alder
men Calnon. Dohmann, Heritage, Loser,
Mitchell. Ross. Vermilye. Wilson ana
Aldermen Guiton and mccarthy were
absent at the calling OF the roll, put SUP
sequently appeared and took their seats.
Absent. Alderman Connolly.
The minute of the regular meeting OF
the 9th inst. were approved as printed
PRBSENTATIoN OF PETITIONS,
ETC.
Petitions. etc. were presented, re-
ceiyed and disposed of as follows:
Communication from Arthur Thompson
offering to supply horse and wagon Tor
use of Poundkeeper at two dollars ana
Referred to Committee on Laws and
Ordinances.
Committee. accompanied by a diagram,
asking to have a new precinct, 70 pc
designated as the seventh Preclnct an4
to be composed of portions of the FIRST
and Second Precincts of the Fifth WARD,
{, as now laid out.
Referred to ,rS Sommlfn1eeGe ra a9 f for license
to keep a restaurant at 81 Morris street,
Referred to Committee on Excise.
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Four (D applications for transfer of
restaurant license.
(See reports subsequently made.
Referred to Committee on Excise:
~seventy-four GD applications for IL
Ten Q0 applications for public por-
Seven "a applications for street must
Three (3) applications for junk shop Ii
cense.
Three @) applications for ~auctioneers
Referred to Committee on Trade Ii
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and
disposed of as follows:
Of F. w. Blume, $l21; John w. Curtis,
SIS; n. Y. & n J; Telephone Co, s2.1o.
OF United Gas improvement Co.. $25. 35.
Referred to Committee on Baths and
OF Henry Wilson, Post No. Is, G. A. r.,
Referred to Special Committee Decor
r,s of J az &. AAtchhis9sn Sis; !; ": Har-,
So United Gas I~mprovement Co. 81 49,
Stationery and Supplies.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
Ihe CITY Clerk printed a repor of the
twenty-six (26) applicants for liquor IL
eense, and the same was remItted and
ordered filed.
The City Clerk presented a report stat
ing THAT he had presented the following
entDtled ordinances to his Honor the
Mayor on the Sd inst, and that the same
without THE Mayors signature, ard
awarding of publication of same.
An ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled San ordinance concerning hack
drivers, cab drivers, omnibus drivers and
porters," passed March II. 1895.
An ordinance TO amend an ordinance
| lrltttrsl fAro Opzli 1lo W, tA poo-1ota md
license musicians when playing in the
streets and not in procession or parade"
passed June %, 1889.
"An ordinance to amend am ordinance
to license and regulate inns ard taverns
and restaurants, and the sale of spirit
ueus, %vfnous. malt and brewed liquors."
can ordinance to prevent bears and
other noXlous or dangerous animals from
street, avenue or public place in the CITY
of Jersey CITY,,
The report was received and ordered
filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COM
MITTEES.
The Committee on Excise reported the
following. resolutions ON petitions here
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep r~estaurants
where spirituous, v~inous,- malt and
lowing named places in Jersey City::-
No. SsS, Philip Lind, 112 Franklin street,
Eleventh ward.
No. 1877. Rudolph Schmalfeldt, 321 Com
munipaw avenue. Sixth ward.
No. 1893, Edward ]. Sweeney, 36 Bran
No. $50. james Jennings. 2ss First
street. Third ward.
No. 900. Bernard Farrell, 37 Grove
street. First ward.
No. 901. Daniel Pairan, 466 Ocean ave-
nue.. Seventh ward.
No.. 902, John L. Kelly, 70 Newark ave-
nue.. First ward.
No. 9O3. Daniel Flynn, 64 Henderson
street. Second ward.
No. 9O4. Bernard McCabe, 256 Wayne
street. Fifth ward.
No. 906. Ann Burns, 81 Newark avenue,
No. s07. Norton & Greene, 60 Harrison
street. Eighth ward.
No. sOS. George Wallis, Sc Sussex street,
No. sos. Christian zecher, 664 Newark
No. $40, Michael McManus,1 1913 Fifteenth
street. Second ward.
No. 81. Joseph Huffman, 165 Germania
venue. Eleventh ward.
No. 912. ]. K. Lo4eland, 2ss Henderson
No. s1s, Thos, Baine, $40 Newark ave-
No. 914. James Hurley, 1888 Johnston
venue Sixth ward.
= No No sl E,f Gha wsra Farmer 2s5 Wayne
No. sie. Emanuel Gross. 2ss Railroad
avenue. Fifth ward.
No. 917. Max Feinstein, rs Canal street.
No. s1S, Gaetano D'Elian, 4O7 Fourth
street, Fifth ward.
No 919, Richard Cunningham, 81
| Walker avenue. Seventh ward.
No. 22o. Mary Koenlg, 146 Blocker
street. Fifth ward.
No. 921. John Cahin, 800 First street,
Resolved. That the following described
Ire licenses be transferred:-
No. sos. Emanuel Gross to Ambrose &
Lin6aberry, at $50 Newark avenue, Tenth
ward.
No. 42S, Gustav Newman to F. H. An
dresen.
No. 2O5, Amelia Hammond to Thomas
Cassidy.
ards, at 421 Jersey avenue, Fourth ward.
The reports were received. The resoull-
tons were adopted by the following vote
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken:- :.
Yeas-An the members present, ten in
| number
eAiderman Guiton appeared and took
Th Committee on Finance reported the
| foEolwing resoll tion =
Resolved, That warrants be drawn on
tha CITY Treasurer i'm favor of the fol-
| lowing framed persons for payment OF
| Salaries for July, 1895, when due, viz
I e. w. WooEley, City Clerk $A6.66.
| John Graham, City Marshal 49,. $125 90
| John e. Hewitt, Overseer OF the - 90
E ddvd j. Hewitt. assistant
Dverseer of the Poor :. =. ~ 50