The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-27

Patrick DruQys fJ Jersey aNeipue, oSs
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep restaurans
LIQUORS may be sold, at the following
named places in Jersey city,
a. b. Rossell. ss4 Montgomery street.
Frank b. Bundschuh. IS South street
resolved. That the following described
No. 2S4. Patrick F. Mahoney to Hughl
Honesty, at $40 Newark avenue. Firth
Resolved, That a license be granted to
munipaw avenue, in the Eighth Ward, to
y bottle and sell peer s - N s nesssss T. q
persons or families in dwellings.
Resolved, That a license be granted 70
John H. Sullivan to keep an inn and tav-
ern. where spirituous, %vinous. malt OF
brewed liquors may be sold at 81 Hudson
street. in the First. Ward. !.
Resolved, That licenses be granted &c
the following named to keep restaurants
where spurious, wnous, malt Drew
ed liquors may be sold att the following
named places in Jersey City
Annie Luhrmann, 1875 washington
street, First Ward.
Phillip Kelaher. lss Grand street, First
HENRY AIbers. 20 Montgomery street
Bmil J. zahn. 20 Railroad avenue First
Ward.
ItOISt LuulfI4dllu, y ESSSA SASSr
Henry otersen. 512 Grove street, Second
Ward.
B. Farrell, s7 Grove street, Third
Patrick H., McQuaad. 2ss varick street.
Fourth Ward.
Joseph H. Lear & Son, 80 Bright street,
Fourth Ward.
Frank H. Toscano, 81 Colgate street,
Richard Cunningham, So Grand street,
Fifth Ward.
s0reass n,s : La q es7 commundpaw
John Roberts, 7O6 Grand street, Ninth
Ward.
J. H. Heye & Son, All Bergen avenqe
Max Proehl, ST., 15 Bowers street.
Eleventh Wand.
Max Proehf. Jr., SO Central avenue,
Eleventh Ward.
Carl H. Reumpler. 5setNewark avenue,
Eleventh Ward.
Thomas Murphy. 2f7 Palisade ven
Eleventh Ward.
julius vetter, 14 Franklin street,
Eleventh Ward.
harles zisohha, so Hutton street,
Anton Schneider, s7s sPalisade avenue.
Eleventh Ward.
Emilio sbarbori. B1 Central avenue,
Twelfth Ward.
Jacob Loos, 700 South street, Twelfth
Ward.
2. Cohen, s47t Central avenue, Twelfth
Ward.
The The g reeoIosAi nnse w Tsoeiv adopted BY the
following voEe, the yeas having been or
dered and t9seen.-
teen in nGmber.
tAldermen Henry, Barr and Guiton ap-
Peared shds, took their seatsl
mon.
The following resolutions were reported
by fsfo COMMITTEES pafslrsaf In payment Of claims here
BY Committee ON Aims
Resolved. That the following claims
s24 to George, H. Bunnell for burial OF
outdoor poor, June s, 1885.
s25 to Thomas E: Smith, for board of
By Committee on Baths and ArmSortes:-
Resolved, That the sum Of $3.50 be
paid to United Gas Impt. Company for
gas uS eae at Fourth Regiment Armory,
BY Committee On DISTRICT Courts
Resolved. That the following claims
D e is W G11l4 ALA msll ! n f9 N.K ice % to Zoe First
co Se 70 Joh NJ T. Ma for services as
1926.
SIS to John H. Masker, for services IS
constable, First District Court, May.
ss7;25 to Andrew E. Nolan. for printed
blanks for Second District Court. June
$40 to E. William Wenner & Co. for sta
6lon sse for Second District Court, June
By Committee on Printing. Stationery
ana SupplieS:I
Resolved, That the following claims
$40 to William Hallen. for ice at CITY
Hall, April and May, 1896.
vs. to George NJ. Blizzard, for board of
As s14sse q fo 6ca harIegg II HnsRps ssfo,, May Nay n1 lsss; .
2oo trade license blanks, Nav 27. 1895.
ps sTz 70 70 Gnaraes Il. DAYTON for printing
+ sal ssss e order and committee cards June
s22 tosJersey CitysNews for printing. &C..
fo 3 CITY Clerks osIice; to June 4, 1896.
-manua Of minutes. May 1896 printing
$50 to Andrew E. Nolan for printing
e1ank Mea ae o,ra lnsps &c Of .a Scales. Weights
SlS.75 to United Gas Improvement Co.
Tor gas at City Hall. May. 1896.
By Committee on Public Grounds and
Resolved, That the following claims be
sis.N to W. W. Farrier for cleaning
sewer from water closets in City Hall.
S24-ol to Jersey City Electric hight Co.
for i 4snt Furnished City Clerks Office,
ST. s. to Jersey City Electric Light Co.
ror light furnished City Collectors and
Mayors offices. MAY. 1896.
S22-00 to United Gas Improvement Co.
for gas at City Hall, April, 1896.
me resolutions were adopted blythe fol-
owing vote; the yeas and nays having
peen ordered and taken on the call of the
President
Yeas-All the member present, twenty
two (22) in number.
On motion Of Alderman Calnon. the
Board took a recess for fifteen minutes.
with S
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution
Resolved, That the following estimate
Of moneys required to defray the current
expenses of the Board of Aldermen for
the fiscal year beginnfng December I.
1885, be transmitted TO Sthe Board of Fin
satd year.
FQr relief of outdoor poor.. 5000
For care of horse of Bufddng IN
spector. Including repairs to wag-
on and harness :. $50
For observance of Decoration Day' 300
For printing. stationery and sup
For insarance and repairs at 1'V00
City Hall s. :. , $50
For light and heat at City Hail. 75o
For District Courts
Salaries Of two Judges, 1900: sal
cry OF C1eU1ns, $1,000: salary of .
Constables. 500; printing, sta
tionery and supplies. s800........ 105o0
Salaries CITY Clerk $1,000. Overseer
Of Poor 1900, Assistant to Over
seer Oh Poor 1900. City Marshal I
$500. Inspector Of Buildings ST. 2
500, Inspector of Scales, Weights
and Measures $1,000. 80. 49,. 10. 300
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