The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-12

the. centre line Of Jefferson avenue pro-
aucea ana Jefferson avenue to Bonner
avenue thence s0utherly on the centre
line IF Bonner avenue to St. Paul's ave-
nse thence westerly on the centre Line
OF st PauRs avenue to Oakland avenue.
thence .southerly on the centre line Of
Oakland avenue to point Of beginning.
t3ttR Procinet-Beginning ct the inter-
section OF Central and Latdiaw avenues,
thence e2sterly on the centre line Of
Eaidlaw avenue TO Bonner avenue, thence
northerly on centre line Of BONNER ave
or centre line Of Jefferson avenue and
JefIerson avenue produced to centre line
on centre line Of Hoboken avenue to city
llne, thence northerly on city line 10
game avenue and along centre line OF
westerly on centre line Of Boeraem ave.
nue. 70 Central avenue. thence southerly
On csntre Inc OF Central avenue to point
sixth Preeinct-Beginning at the inter-
sectlen q Central avenue and Boeraem
n thence e~asterly on centre line OF
Booraem avenue to Ravine avenue. and
centre line Of Ravine avenue TO city line,
thence northeriy on city lire TO Franklin
Franklin street to Central Avenue. thence
northerly or. centre line OF Central avenue
20 point of beginning.
ticn adopted
The Committee on Excise reported the
tefore Referred
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
I Att l914JNIES named 10 keen restaurants.
Where spirituous, vinous, malt and brewed
liquors may be sold at the following
named places IN Jersey City
z5onn Baptler, $50 Montgomery street.
Thomas Calvin, 2o5 Cole street. second
Martin clynes, $50 Henderson street.
John Clancy. i7s Payonia avenue. second
Darrell Donnelly. 215 Erie street. second
Ward.
Edward Creighton. a45 Brunswick street.
Emanuel Gross. SIG Henderson street,
Hugh McMahon. sss Grove street, Third
Ward.
Patrick Gavan. "A Golden street, Fourth
Anthony Hynes, ss Seventh street.
Nicola seatuorchio, ssl Fourth street,
Michael o'Gonnor, 1856 Montgomery
Arthur o. Pearl, SO Grand street. Fifth
Ward.
Frank siefert. 12s Pine street. sixth
bernhard Steiner, 74s ocean avenue,
Seventh Ward.
Val Ruthlein, 7s Ocean avenue, sew
Hugh Golden, 81 Montgomery street.
Ninth Ward.
James = Hughes, 1923 Summit avenue,
Ninth Ward.
John Fl MeGrath. 30 Paurs avenue.
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred-
No. 2G7, Alarkus Singer to 67 Hender-
son street, Second Ward.
No. 5S1. Emil c. Ulners to George J.
began.
No 5s2. Patterson & Eakin to Robert
Ne e2l. Michael W. McNeill to George
No. $50. Bernard Mccabe to Frank Dun
No 7ss, Patrick McNulty to James
No. SIS, John Grau to John F. o.Don-
No. SO. Henry Elon to Louis Franck.
No. Ss3. Joseph Weite to Henry DeEien.
N9. a. Fred n. Crampten to Joseph
McNelAs ~ South street, Twelfth Ward
NO. sS9. Maria Wisnlewski to Markus
singer. ~ Essex street. First Ward.
No 90, James Nixon to Bernard J..
RESOLVED, That licenses be granted to
me ne tonoW.ng named to buy. bottle and
s seale 9ee e. q eoTIles or packages securely
N dwellings in Jersey City
Lemneck 4 BeSz, la Pavenia avenue.
nue..
Charles vanderlinden. p Paterson Plank
2 J Reitze & Bro. $50 Bergen avenue.
Logis Fischer ss4 Monmouth stree.
Mi!iiam Sweeney, 25 Monmouth
John N. Kelly. 12s Railroad e
Resolved, That a license be not granted
70 Carl Badendieck to keep a restaurant
At ls ~stuyVesant avenue in the Ninth
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn
On me J5ty treasurer in favor of Carl
fund amount of license fed paid August
u 1875 less 30 cents, cost ofladvertising.
h reports were received.
III resolutions were adopted by the
olIoWing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken
feaSMmAH the member present. nine
alderman Mullins obtained leave and
The Committee on Trade LICENSES a
ported the following resolutions on pc
titlons heretofore REFEREED
Resolved, That licenses 10 peddle goods.
wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk un-
der the corporate seal Of the city. to the
Andrew Maioney, Jacob Witterschein.
Lernbardi. Zimmerman & Son. julius II.
Hermann Eleazer Losey. j. Introcase.
william 2 Miller, Jacob Rrinkerhof,
berg, Morris Mednick. NJ. Padwe. William
q Colliton, Arthur W. Entwisle. NJ. ].
Waters John Lannon- Louis Singer. john
Albert Moeller. J. Freedman. P. j. Bas-
sett, S. Bauder, D. Galeona, z. Gordon.
Morris Wartcwsky.
Resolved That a license to keep a Junk
shop al 3s6 Fourth street. in the Fifth
ward of Jersey City be issued by the
Mayer and City Clerk{ under the corpor-
ate seal of the city, johannes Rose.
Resolved, That a iicetse as a street nu-
stefan as provided for by ordinance
passed June Is, 1889, be issued by the
MAYOR and City Clerk under the corporate
seal CT the city TO Isidora Fiorillo.
Resolved, That the following described
trade license be transferred
No. 1871 (peddler), A Nannion to Mrs.
A. Russ.
The reports were received and the resc-
buttons adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY REsoLU-
TON.
The following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment of claims here
Tofore refereed
By COMMITTEE on Excise
Resolved. That the sum OF $3.50 be paid
TO the Jersey City News for advertising
liquor license applications.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
ard Supplies
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
SO & J. {. News for printing manuals.
pages 20 70 "a.
$50 to Postal Telegraph Co. for message
service at City Clerks office, June and
| July. 1895.
$3.50 to. James Atchfsoua for rubber
! stamps for City Clerks Office.
The resolutions were adopted by the
! fatlnNiNs vote. the yeas and nays having