The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-23
BOARD OFF ALDERMEN.
(Omcial Proceedings.)
(Confinuad ;
REPORTS OF STANDING COMM
vEE

TEES.
On motionSo of Alderman Vermilye,. the
arIv PERSONS who desired to speak for OF
against the granting of a restaurant
license, No: sA. for buiIding a,
northwest aOg fbe corner R%aule Of zabr and stree the
Resolved, That Messrs. a Parker
and Edgar O.. Rowland and Mr.. II.
to the granting of said license, and Mr.:
Gustav Newman, the applicant, addressed
the Board in favor of granting said IL
sense
The Committee on Excise reorted the
following resolution on petitions here
tofore referred!
the Following named TO keep restaurants
where s~pirituols, y%incus,, malt AND
brewed liquors may be sold at the follow
SO. Matthias zimmermann, S. Grace
s7i, Emanuel Gross, 1872 Newark avenue,
81, Edward Burns. 456 Congress street,
Twelfth ward. :.
s7S. George 6, steinhilPer, 1,o76 Summit
Resolved, Tha the following described
restaurant licenses be tnansferred:-
No. So, George E. Darcy. to McMullen
s24, Patrick Sweeney to John ]. Clancy.
800, Edward Gartoser to August Oker-
mann.
e43, John Bonkolski to. William j.
Lynch. $50 Ninth street, Second ward.
Ss6. Louis Brauembarg to Charles
Pankschen.
No. 792, owen Monohan to William J.
s1S. Henry Black to George schmitt..
sos, Thomas Killen to Andrew Gala
CHER, 18 Monticello avenue, Elghtn
ward.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were. adopted by the
following vote. the yeas and nays hav-
ing been ordered and TAKEN:
Yeas-All the members of the Board.
The Committee on Finance reported
the following reSoltion on petitions mere
Resolved, That by and with he con-
currence of the Board Of Finance an
Aldermen of Jersey City to the fol-
lowing named of he following described
certificates of sale being for property pur-
County Collector under the provision of
Chapter 112. Laws of 1885 n the supple
ments thereto, upon the payment to the
said property vas sold with interest
therton at the rate of ten 90 per cent.
per annum, to the date OF, payment; to-
penses incurred by the City relative
therto, and that upon such payment a
proper assignment of sue certificate to
be delivered Under the seal of the city
and the hand of the Mayor.
Edward p; Colby Nos. 1884 1889 and
1000, DlOCh tU1, lClS 90 dAio 7,
Jacob Van WAGNER, No. 1889, block s4s.
lot 49, Nelson avenue; No. 1859, block $50,
No. 1850. Block s52. lot 2. Griffith
Francis W. Mitchell. No. 1858. Block
Charles A. Stadler. No. 4.942, Block
9s3, lots 10 and II. Western avenue.
Security Loan and Building Associa-
NJ. 1850, Block 9s7, lot 80, Reserve ave-
nue..
Resolved. That by and with the con
following described property purchased
by the city under adjustment tax sale
the title in the CITY. be sold and com
veyed to the parties. named hareips or
their ~assignees, in fee simple from all
the city thereon. including all taxes
levied since the date of the order con-
firmsng the adjusted liens with interest
ment of said amount to the City Treas
urer a deed be executed therefor under
the seal CT the city and the hand of his
Honor, the Mayor. and delivered to
said purchaser, which deed shall be
approved by the Corporation Counsel
and shall contain a f;al warrant Of
Percy A. Gaddis. Block SAB. lot II.
Edward B. Colby, Block 1856, lots II to
20. Monmouth street.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken:-
Yeas=Aldermen Calrop. Cnaneliv,
nohrmann. Lof=el. McCarthv. Mitchell.
Fees. Ver-ailve.. Wilson. Wftter and
President Simpson.
Navs-Aldarrran Heritss~e.
The Cnmn7ittee on Trade License re-
ported the following resolution on petit
tscrs heretofore REFERRED
Resolved, That licenses to peddIe goods
wares Or r~~erchandise in Ter sev City be
issued by. the Mayor and CITY cie~'r sun-
.dsr the corporate seal of the city to