The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-21
September "a, 1895, were approved as
PREsENTATIoN or PETITIONS.

September "a, 1895, were approved as
printed nBS d in manual IL form M pr,rrr1oNs
PRhsENTATlqGMT c OF PETITIONS
Petitions, ETC., were presented, received
and disposed of as follows
Remonstrance of Timothy Burke ana
others against location of ~poLing place
of 4th Precinct, 9th Ward at 5A. Bergen
Ave-. referred to on Efecf TONS
Guard on Thursday October 1885. ae-
Petitions of Jaeob, German; Charles
ener, Executors, and Frederick, DreWes
tiicate Of sale held by the City under
Chapter 112, Laws of 1886.
Referred to Committee on finance.
: Two % and ap IaTsn rs 1o app pHssai5as for
transfers of RESTAURANT licenses. (see
report subsequently made.)
Referred to Committee on EXCISE.
Fourteen Q4) applications for license
Two applications for musician Ii
One application for junk license.
(See report subsequently made.l
Referred to Committee on Trade Ii
PRESENTATIONS OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received, ana
disposed of as folows:-
OF Thomas E. Smith, $40, ana VIII
Referred to Committee on Aims;
Of Wm; II; o Kett, 81 John !. Masker'
K Referred to the Committee on Dis
Of Chronicle Publishing CO.. 4a,s $50;
Referred to COMMITTEE on n Electiois
Of George M. Blizzard, $2o. 1nr
Referred to Committee on Printing
Stationary and Supplies s.o. consolidated
fireworks Co, $3.50; The J.. c.. Electric
Light Co. $51.57 and s5.25 public
Referred to Committee on FupAo
@-1,-l IltJi1dinOS
Gro nFF1s sEfSs'' COMMUNICATIONS.
The report Of the Building Inspector TOT
September, lSssi sno% shas ereetion of new
buildings, alterations, etc., 10
s355. 261, was presented, received ana or
fa q OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES. -
The Committee on Excise reported the
following resolution on petltlons here'o-
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep eslanrant
where spirftuous, vino9us, malt an e1 preWeo 3
named places in Jersey City
s57. Thomas B. Lanahban, 1856 Morris
st a5S edward j. Trembley, SO Linden W
nue., Seventh Ward. .s
By direction of the President the Board
proceeded to vote separately, on that part
Of the resolution which includes the APP
plieation of Thomas B. Lanlahan, Which
was then adopted by the following vote,
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken:-
YeasMAli the members present, twelve
in number.
The Board then proceeded to consider
that portion of the resolution relating 10
the application of Edward J. Trembley;
On motion of Alderman Calnon. the
privilege of the floor was granted to Mt
and he addressed the Board in favor of
granting the petition.
Alderman Calnon moved THAT further
axo 80 TrJxryo r1 II TNrQn1h1aU'C
application be postponed until the next
meeting of the Board.
The motion was rejected.
That portion of the resolution granting
a license Ito Edward J. Trembley was
then rejected by the following vote, the
yeas n nays having been ordered and
saken:-
Yeas-A1dermen Calnon, Clinton and
Nays-Aldermen Heritage. MCCARTHY.
Mitchell, Ross, Vermi.ye, Wilson and
Alderman Dohmann was excused from
voting.
following resolution on petitions hereto
fore referred
Resolved, That the following described
restaurants licenses be transferred
500. John Smith to ohn Brane.
2s7. John zischkea To Michae, w. Nc
Neil.
| Newark avenue. Third Ward.
672. VIM. Wessefniann to Charles e.
SACK. -
10y. BeftHoio Eornung 10 CAarieS a.
ochIel9sr. - - r,
$40, Inomas Lyons 10 Mlchsei Il.
GROVE.
5S7. DANIEL Ilerncy 70 WlliIam ISelt.
by olrecllo1 OF the FresiGeiil ine
Board proceeded to vote on the resnl.l-
tioH, excepting eHdt paIl reeocinieiri
the transfer of license No; s2l from John
Cafdll to z. Interman. Ihe resolution
was then adopted by the following vote;
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and AIKEN:
Yeas-AI the members present, II IN
number
That part OF the resolution recon-,