The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-30

TFE5TTTEQ, I nat q TTTF1TET u ETTNETW Is
John r. Otter to keep Z restaurant where
spifitusus, yin0u matt and breWed
liquors may be sold. at 27s1z Washington
street. First Ward.
Resolved, That d license be not granted
70 Antonio GfozenskE for the reason that
he Is rot 4 citizen Of the United States
1teSgfyesA TIA q wa~r7t be drawn
on the KS a4e-su.Sf III favor OF Antonio
GlozsnakI for the sum Of one hundred
and seventy-six and $500 dollars fSf76. so.
amount of license fee deposited with the
CITY Clerk, October r. 1884. less 50 cents,
cost of advertising.
Resolved. That the license heretofore
srsntsa 70 Wladyslaw Krysessd GO keep
q restaurant at So Newark avenue, be
and the same is hereby evoked.
resolved, That 8 warrant be drawn on
the CITY Treasurer in favor of WiadyslaN
Kryszewskf for the sum of one hundred
and sixty-six 20-10, being balance Of
August II. 1886.
Resolved, That a license be NOT granted
20 yosepn A Murphy. or to any other
init avenue, in the Tenth ward.
fseSoiVe1. Ihat a warrant be drawn on
s1e CITY Treasurer in favor of Joseph A
SeNen5y-one and 60-le0 dollars q5e-60} for
return OF license fee deposited by him with
the CITY Clerk. October n. 1896, less nifty
cents cost of advertising.
Resolved, That the application of
Emanuel Gross for transfer OF restaurant
license No. s7z from 1s2 Morgan street,
= 1870 ~ " IL f&t EA4F M III lie n n
ward, be not granted.
Heso.ved That a warrant be drawn on
ine CITY Treasurer in favor of Emanuel
Cross, for the sum of $50 t-ransfsr Zee
deposited with the City CLERK. Octaher q
lo5e less fifty cents cost of adverffsine
Inc reports were received.
Ine resolutions were seyeraEy adopted
py the following vote, the yeas and rays
navlng been ordered and taken
1eas-AH the members present, fourteen
QD IN number.
Tit Committee on Finance rererfad tha
following resolution
Resolved. That warrants be drawn an
the lily treasurer In favor of the fol-
lowing named persons. for payment 81
viz. - 49,
Y. j. O,Donnen, city CLERK sssa "a
F. A. Vreeland, City Marshall. 100 50
John f. Hewitt, Overseer Of the
E. j. Hewitt. assistant to over 10 o
E5 ~ ss {! k q E Ss5Ilaiqs inspector: s 8 8 8
A. Edward Roede, Inspector Of
Scales. Weights n Measures. 81 Il
J. p Bsdle Judge Of First Dis
j.. n. BTaden. CLERK of First Dis ~ ="
J. s. Erwin. Judge Of second Dis - "
Edwin Maxson. Clerk Of second - "
the report was received ana the reso.
The following resolution was reported
by the Committee on Finance on peti-
ton referred at this meeting
Resolved. That by and with the con-
~currence of the Board of Finance. the
following described property, purchased
by the city under adjustment tax sale.
for which a deed has been given vesting
the title In the city, be sold and conveyed
to the parties named herein or their as
signs in fee simple, free from all en-
cumbrances, for the amount now due the
city thereon, Including all taxes levied
since the date of the order 0onGrrnfur
the adjusted liens. with interest and costs
to date. and that upon yme Of said
be executed therefor under the seal Of
the city and the hand Of His Homer the
Mayor, and delivered to said purchaser,
which deed shall be approved by the
Cooperation Counsel, and shall contain 4
full warranty of title TO the amount paid
TO the city by said purchaser:
Thomas K. Halstead, purchaser: Block
No. 2S6, Lot P, Jewett avenue, Sale No.
1880.
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
been ordered and ken
Yeas-AlI the members present, four
teen d4l in number.
The Committee on Laws and ordi-
nances reported the following resolution
on petition heretofore referred
Resolved, That the Building Inspector
is hereby authorized to issue permits for
the erection or extension OF the follow
ing described building. viz
n 10 Norman LearQ. frame dwelling.
s2xa and 81 feet high. with 12-foot ex-
tension on Arlington avenue, near Grand
street.
Mrs. Ruetta Ward. frame dwelling. Dix
IS and 81 feet high, at "a Remaine avenue
Ella K. Cava1ii, frame dwelling, 2sx52
and 81 feet high, on Bentley, near Bergen
Charles A. sehaefer, frame extension,
24x2s and 20 feet high, on building at 265
The report was received and the reselu-
ton adopted
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on petit
tons heretofore referred
Resolved. That licenses TO peddie goods,
wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk un-
der the corporate seal OF the city TO Frank
A. Hansen, Edward Mccain, Marcus
Klein, William Kelly. Otto Montvey, Al
fred L~eistnann, Kendall Misunderstanding
Co. q licenSes}. Francesca di Mafteo, John
Berry, Augustus Buckingham, Joseph
Grobholz, and H. Metzger.
Resolved, Tha the following described
trade license be transferred, No. E2 (ped-
dler) Henry B~rinkman to Joseph Nc
Cam.
resolved. That licenses to keep junk
shops at the following named places in
Jersey City be issued by the Mayor and
City Clerk, under the corporate zeal OF
the city. to the following named perssns-
Feliee Palangio, 4M Fourth street. Fifth
Ward.
bernard Rel1y, 10 FISK street, seventh
Ward.
Resolved, That a license as a public por-
ter be issued by the Mayor and City Clerk
under the corporate seal OF the city to
Tim O~'Callaghan.
The reports were received and the reso-
lutions adopted.
AGDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLU-
TION.
The following resolutions were reported
by committees. in payment of claims
heretofore referred
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the sum of $50 be paid
to II. Jansen for groceries for outdoor
poor, to September q. 1886
BY Committee on Elections
Resolved. That the following claims be
paid
s270 to Jersey City News for publishing
registry and election notice
$3.50 10 Charles A. SCHNEIDER for a
registry cases.
BY Committee on Excise
Resolved, That the following lain be
$50, "a and So to Jersey City News
for advertising liquor license applications
BY COMMITTEES on District Courts
Resolved. That the sum of S2S be paid
TO John IT. Masker for services as Con-
stable, First District Court, September.
1896.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies
Resolved. That the Follows claims be
SIS 10 WIN, Delaney for board of horse