The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-03

August s. 1895. were approved as printed
PREsENrATioN OF PETITIONS. ETC.
! them of certain certificates Of sale held
by the City under Chapter liz laws Oh
Referred to aCiommittee on Finance.
Twenty-Five t22 applications for res
Etaurant licenses. Z
Thirty-one 80 applications for trans
sof restaurant licenses.
See report subsequently made.
s F Forfy5sh sppiaations as 81 Off licenses
tioneers licenses; one a. application for
pawnbrokers license; four 40 appaica-
tions for jurors licenses and four "a ap-
| plications fro street musicians licenses
(see reports subsequently madel. ~
Referred to Committee on Trade Lii
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
! Petition of Mrs. Henry w. Western,
for return. Of $40 pedd!ers license fee de-
carry on the business.
Referred to the Committee on Finance.
claims were presented, received and dis
Mcke1ps.. S SO; VIM; J: Moran, ssiS5sSS.
isaac s' Tayllors, $50 sso'25. Df Rseferr S@i'e e COM Com,
Of ] g Electric Light Co, $24;oo. Sos. 90
$29. 40 and 1885, 40. Referred to Committee
on Baths and Armories.
So o '6o A. And D 9ob;n s7 A. ;Mi Seha H s27 M " Ra..
ferred to Committee on District Courts. :
Of J. G. Herald, $3.50. Referred to Com
OF Evening Journal Association, $17.70
q George NJ; Blizzard, $500 81 fe chreniele
James 81 h i g e. - $3.50; !. 8, E Ess5; f fssAsI
CO. Z r szSisi. sSS7$; ) Printing Co.. ssO o.
Printing Stationary and Supplies.
M oyh ii $, s h5 zimmer hasht sS.to SIS aa iss' e. e.. Il Il;
Weaver $3.50. Referred to Committee on
puo or ffeaad e c9oaM~sMHuIlaSfIn9gAa,T1oN
Weights and Measures, showing work
done by him from July 10. to. Sept. "a, 1895,
lncluslye,, We're presented, received and
ordered rled.
The report Of the Building Inspector
Of permits for erection off S snG new srd builag,
lngs, "a alterations, etc, valued at 1852
5I0.5o, was presented, received and or
The City Clerk prerented a report ac-
ting forth that the ordinance passed
panies to provide Their cars with Tenders,
ETC.. was presented to the Mayor July
10. 1895. and has become a law without
his action, the time allowed having ex-
pired. The report was received and or
| dered filed.
The city Clerk presented reports accom-
panied by proofs of publication setting
forth that the ordinances passed August
6, 1895 regulating. and requiring the let
tering of all business wagons and carts
and amending an ordinance licensing and
the Mayor August 9, 1895 and have be-
come laws without his action, the time
prescribed by law having elapsed.
The reports were received nd ordered
filed.
alderman McCrthy appeared and took
RhPoRTs STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on EXCISE reported the
following, resolutions on petitions here
tofore referred.
Resolved. That the license be granted
to the following named to keep restaur-
ants at the following named persons
in Jersey City. .whree spirituous wines,
malt al and brewed liquors may be sold:
9SEleventh ward.
936 Emanuel Gross 379h Bramhall ave-
| nue., Sixth ward.
ss7 Emanuel Gross, III Morgan street,
First ward.
93S Emanuel Gross. $50 Henderson
street. Second ward.
Arthur Buchanan, 201 Wayne street,
Fifth ward.
$40 John Frick. 1876 York street, First
| ward.
al George Fry, 367 Grand street. Sixth
s42 Margaret Ward. 4s Henderson
street, Third ward. ah{Aat
- Joseph Hanlon, 10 Coles street,
s45 Louisa Fredenberger, 1879 South
street. Twelfth ward.
946 Fred w. Cranpien & Co., $50 Pail
SADIE avenue. Twelfth ward. 17s
97 George Rodenberg, "a Reservoir
street. Eleventh ward.
94s Tamburie Bros. 1893 Third street,
Fifth ward.
GAG George H. Blanch, 403 Palisade ave-
nue.. Eleventh ward.
90 Frank Damato. 70 Colgate street,
ISL Michael o'Connor. Ais Henderson
street, First ward.
s52 George A. Wood. s1S<Barrow street,
95s John, o'Brien. 5s4 Grand street,
Fifth ward.
e54 Carmina Balbo. % ermania avenue,
955 Annie Burke, 116 Pavonia avenue,
18th ward.
97s Bruno Prasser, a42 to s52 Central av-
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred
Nc II become No, 739, Frederick Bliss
to Van Arsdale Scott.
No. become No. $40, Schmitt &
Schwanenfleugel to S76 Monmouth street,
Sd ward.
to Brown & Regain, 1852 Henderson street,
I'd ward.
No. IA become No. S42, Julius Knule to
No. Is become No. Ss1, Otto Raisch
to John Krapf.
No. is become 1853, Pauline Hangotsky
to Frank ]. Keyes.
No. II become No. 546, Drikch & Swiger
to 1859 Bright street, 5th ward.
No. IS become No. 423. James Murphy
to Charles A. Mccormack.
No. 10 become No. 365, Henry Kniger
No. 20 become No. 70, Carmine Balbo
to 400 Third street, 9Th ward.
No. q become No. S04, Frank Center to
Michael !. MahOny
No. % become No. 85s, John w. Kelsey
| by administrator to Christopher Cullen.
No. % become No. TAT, Wlm- Dietrich,
.Jr. to Charles Keafer
No. "a become 313, George Korell to
Henry Block.
Hugh Meehan, 266 Newark avenue oth
No. 2s become S22. Anna Rubatzky to
No 81 become No. s1s. Gaetana D'Eliza
| to Patrick Reilly, APO Grand street, bin
No. % become No. sos, George Wallis
to robert Higgerson. 21 Newark ave-
| nue.. Third ward. $500,
| to Rudolph Balcer.
No. 80 become No. 242, Emme Cross
to PAIL Surmma. 50 Grand street, First
No. 81 become No. $50. Adloph Bemdt
to Charles E. Knoeller.
No. 80 become 933. James Reardon TO
1 Prospect street, 1st ward.
No. SO become No. 1884. Francis Moran
to Frank Henry Kicker, Jr.
togJames j. Waters, 60 Academy street,
Tenth ward.
No. s. become No. 737, John y. Nolan
TO Michael J. McHugh.