The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-18

1Selhe Ias SaFlng Association, SO.
and Fuel.
The Committee on Buildings and cam.
pustletes reported having issued since last
uul 49, permlts as fohws to keep fire.
John Fletcher. 29ilz First street.
thomas K1ng. SS6 ST. PauPs avenue.
q Herig. n2 Danforth avenue.
MRS Russ, Cos Grand street.
Mrs. Peterson, 81 Palisade avenue.
"a L. Agne, q Old Bergen Road.
George Hammers, 3i Central avenus
W H. Ewald & Bro. 1856 Newark avenue.
Erederiek Miller, $50 Newark avenue
Mark Jacks, 5s7 Grove street.
Henry Rsh3en, $50 Steuben street.
Simon Werder, Z James avenue.
MRS. Arend. 12 Gator avenue.
MAJ Gunther. le4 ST. Paui's avenue.
6 ~Klinghoefer. so4 Third street.
Robert Dittrich, l21 Pacific avenue.
george Moore, 49l Pavonia avenue.
Henry l. Strater. $50 Summit ayenua
James d.. Ludlow. 765 Eighth street.
L. Brown, 1888 Montgomery street.
Herman Cohen, A3 Newark avenue.
A. = Travis, rs Pacific avenue.
Mlllam !. Davis, 33S Johnson avenue.
EDWARD MCCAIN, 169 Monticello ayenus.
Peter Weiss, 33 Railroad avenue.
Herman Brede, As Wales avenue.
=. carpenter, Provost and Eleventh
Joseph Habert, 74 West Newark ave-
nue..
J. A. Duke. 1ss Jackson avenue.
Thomas Duff, 1I Congress street.
q T, Murray. 10 thirteenth street
Mrs. Webster, 38 Congress street.
Mrs. Ill. 449 Paiisade avenue.
Charles Fellman. q Green street.
Michael Malone. $50 Grove street.
Moebus Bros 1913 Newark avenue.
JulluS Gan. Palsade avenue, opposite
Waveriy street.
Sarah Felz, 81 Morris street.
J. K. Hull, 36 C-ommunipaw avenue.
II. Rountree. $50 Montgomery street.
Thomas j. Norris, corner First and
Grove streets.
Mrs. Jackson. 10 Linden avenue.
Peck Barnett, 3l6 New York avenue.
George h Ellison, Bramhail avenue and
Rose Frey, 2e2 Ocean avenue.
Mary c. O'Reilley, $50 Grand street.
Nhllam Thornton, 565 Newark avenue.
EFsa Burr oaIols la Sc Sc P sa : avs.~9
To keep gunpowder ioi
x. Soney, 100 York street.
IibDenhon & Brother, 2ss Central ave-
Wood & Manaea. 17a Pavonia avenue.
Wood & Menagh, 1874 Newark avenue.
a knoolaueh. 81 Central avenue.
To keep kerCsent oil for sale
A I. Reynolds. 80 Montgomery street.
Wood & Menagh, 1874 Newark avenue.
Mood q Menagh, d!o Pavonia avenue
= Monohan, 24 Van Horn street.
anton Dleppler, III Lincoln street, to
raise frame building two feet.
Mary. Mcnamara, to square roof Of
OFFICERS, REPORTS AND COMMUNE
The weekly reports Of the Chief Euei-
neer superintendent Of Telegraph, m
specLor OF Horses, together with tn
Telegraph, were presented, received and
Communicating from the Inspector Of
:. Jersey, city. July 5, 1896.
sirsI would respectfully report that
horse of Hook and Ladder No. 5 team
died from ostes pororis-
W. H. ARRoWsSIITH.
rP45 Inspector Of Horses
John E. Jones. driver of Engine ca
No. 9 land detailed TO Hook and Ladder
~inefdeiency in discharge Of his duty
e appsarsd and pleaded Not guilty.
Driver Bndoiph s. Braans Tslegrapa Line-@
Truckman ohm c. Martin. testified.
The accused made a sworn statement.
The Board then took a recess. Upon re-
assembling all the members were pres
The president -nnounce the finding Of
the Board in the case of John E. Jones.
Guilty as charged.
The decision was sustained by the fol-
Yeas-President Brennan. Commission
ers Cone and Mills.
NayS-None.
Absent-None.
The Clerk announced that he had de-
posted with the City Treasurer the sun
OF twenty-three dollars. received for rent
and presented receipt therefor.
Received and ordered fled.
BY Commissioners Mills and adopted
That when this Board adJourns it adj
lourns to meet on Tuesday evening, July
IA. 1886, at 8 o'clock.
ACTION Upon CLAIMS.
The following resolutions were reported
by COMMITTEES in payment OF claims here
tofore REFEREED
Resolution by Committee on Horses and
Harness.
Resolved. That the sum off,
$40 be paid to Joseph E. Moore for
drugs for hospital, March, 1896.
$500 be paid to Joseph E. Moore for
drugs for hospital, June. 1895.
50 be paid to Thomas c.. Hunter for
horseshoeing, June. 1895.
S2S.s2 be paid to Patrick Wright for
horseshoeing, April, May and June, 1896.
s15.2 be paid to Noonan & Mcguire for
horseshoeing. April, May and June. 1896
$3.50 be paid TO E. A. Pyle for horse
shoeing, June. 1896.
sl1.@ be paid TO BARLEY Coyle for horse
shoeing, june, 1896
$3.50 be paid to Richard Jackson for
h~orseshoeing. June. 1895.
$ai0 be paid to August Straus, for ons
bay horse, July S. 1895.
S. be paid to Thomas Davis for horse
shoeing. June. 1895.
$3.50 be paid to James II. Lopez for
borseshoeing, June, 1885.
$3.50 be paid to S. M. Jensen for horse
shoenig, June, 1896.
Resolution by Committee on DEPART
ment Buildings and Repairs
Resolved. That the sum Of SlT5 be paid
to Cooper & Wade, for glass in sky
Engine House No. A. May, 1896
Coo. be paid to John w. Laws for wire
nails. April. 1896.
SIZE be paid to John W. Laws for
Sis be paid to John w. Laws for
s2S.4s be paid to John Wheelihan & z
Sons for mason work at No. 10 engine
house. April, 1896.
5000 be paid to John wheelihan &
for mason work at No. 2 engine
house, May. 1896.
Resolution by Committee on Feed
Resolved, That the sum of S245.O be
paid to Miller & Bertholf for horse feed,
June 10, 1895.
Resolution by Committee on Printing
and Stationery
Resolved. That the sum of S4 be paid
10 the Jersey City Printing Company for
manuals. June. 1895.
Resolution by Committee on Apparatus
and Repairs
Resolved, That the sum OF $s46.64 be
paid to Theo. Smith & Brother for re-
pairs to apparatus. June. 1895,
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