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

R
iicaiion and proof required by the first
section CT this Act shat he paid by the
said municipality TO said newspapers in
the sanle manner as other bills Of said
thus paid for publication shall be deduct.
ed from the whole amount Of license
fees received by said city before such
license fees shall be carried to any special
fund or funds 10 which the same may
be appropriated provided that the costs
of the insertion Of the publication re-
qulred as aforesaid In any such daily
newspaper, Including the cost OF the proof
Of such publication. shall not exceed the
sum q ten cents per applicant for each
of said Insertions"
This: n my opinion, is the Act whica
establishes the rates for these publica-
tions OF liquor license notices.
This Act fixes the cost Of such pub
lieation and proofs at ten cents for each
applicant for each insertion. The law Of
1872 fChap. 75) requires that the f1amesI
days, 50 that the legitimate cost Of puh-
fishing the name Of each applicant for a
license anfer tae law named in your res
4lafion. TER FIVE insertions, Is fifty cents.
For publishing the names OF transfers OF
licenses the same fees are charged.
"A statement Of YOUR Clerk. based on
the records. shows that between the 18th
day Of February, 1895, the date of the
passage Of the Act (Chapter IA. ana f1e
first day Of May, 1886. the period cox
cred by your inquiry. the Evening
Journal published I02 applicants and
sum Of s~l.1s5.1o. The whole bni WIS
~Si,l42.2o. ard Includes $40 Tor publishing
an ordinance. The bills rendered by the
Journal do not show the names or
nunaber Of applicants, but the charges
are made for the publishing 81 50 many
LINES. The Ines are charged for at
the rate Of ten cents per line for the
FRS insertion and five cents per line for
each subsequent Insertion, in accordance
/ WITH the SflDnEr<7nof m the Arr n< 1879
approved March %. 1895. which. in NV
judgment, has nc application TO the pdh-
l~ication o. liquor license notices. I find
no authority for charging for these pllb-
Ecations by the LINE. The Act REQUIRES
Il to be done and charged for per APP
plicant.sf # the figures furnished me by
your Clerk are correct, Of which | have
no doubt the Evening Journal has
been paid $l.Is5.l0 for pubiisning ne
names Of 1876 applicants for and trans-
fers OF licenses. or at the rate Of eighty
SIX cents per narne. My construction Of
the law is that fifty cents IS the legal
charge for the proper publishing OF the
names of each applicant, and that, there
fore. there EaS been an o~vercharge. on
the part Of the Evening Journal Of
thirty-six cen a name for each an
plicant, or q total o~vercharge Of SITS. rs.
john 4 BLAIR.
Alderman Ross appeared and took his
REPORTS or STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Excise reported the
following resolution on petitions hereto
fore REFEREED
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to- keep Restaurants
waere Spir4tuous, vinoEs, malt and brew
ed liquors may be sold at the following
named places in jersey City
FIRST WARD.
John MeCafferfy, 4iG Grove street.
Dennis Gallagher. 60 and Il Montgomery
Jacob steup. 8 Exchange place.
Alex. Graham. 1876 Grand street.
gohn Moran. 1855 Morgan street.
Hasse & Ripp, 2i3 Washington street.
Garretsen & Donaldson, 81 Newark ave-
B.dlian aoI Bginkms a. 6 Essex street.
James T.. Brennan, 1S Morris street.
e. A. Bode. SO Montgomery street.
Charles A. Mccormick. s57 Warren
street.
Patrick Gately. 81 Greene street.
James Birmingham, 49 Grove street.
Charles +. COSTA. IS Montgomery street.
Edward Reilly. IS Hudson street.
Michael Merton. 1877 Morgan street.
Dieorich Buck, ii Sussex street
Fred r. Frssch. Il Montgomery street.
Max Feinsts5n. rs Essex street.
Jurgen II, Adelung, III Essex street.
Belsy MEs 5sIs l2 SoTk ssr st1
John j. McHugh. 226 Henderson street
Patrick German. 81 Grand street.
Henry Muiverhin. 25 Van Worst street.
Carl Pankschen. 800 Warren street.
Patrick McAArile. 10 Newark venue.
". Hartmann. IS Essex street.
John s. Roach. 161 Sussex street.
George T Hauher, depot OF Central K
David Baumaa & Co.. "a Montgomery
street.
William Fleming, 36 Henderson street,
Thomas Tfotter. 30 Warren street.
Henry Schwartz. leo Dudley street
p. H. Bir1nfngham. S65 Henderson street
SECOND WARD.
John F, Madden. lsl Pa1onia avenue.
Dennis Gallagher. 162 Pavonia avenue.
Samuel Levy. 1876 Grove street,
John Casey, $40 Grove street.
Thomas 3. .Crotty. 5IS Henderson street
Patrick Quinlan. $50 Henderson street.
Patrick j. Powers. sos Grove street.
Patrick Connolly, ~ Pavenia avenue.
John Hanglin. 749 Henderson street.
Dirk Kruse. SIT Monmouth street.
Charles ]. Kelly. 4s Henderson street.
James aTaekin. AS Henderson street.
Thomas Murtha, 624 Grove street
Mccain & Kennev. 6A Henderson street
Henry Klaus. 546 Grove street.
Thomas ]. Devla. los Ninth street.
THIRD WARD.
John F. Madden. Sl Eighth street.
Christian Schneider. 2T Seventh street.
Fred Harzog. 5s JERSEY avenue.
Georse Kirk. lg7 Coles street
Louis Eaas 81 Coles street
lanes Burns. s5l Grove street.
Dennis 4. Kennedy. 1884, Seventh street
Bernard J.. Foley. Sss Groye street.
s sarp We s ! So TRi1a street.
John r Peckaver. 81 Coles street.
Joseph HanIons 8. 10 &c, Coles street
FOURTH WARD.
George A. Wood, 3is and SS Barrow