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

He9FE HaSesne.eE S55 Newark aver
William KroI. z5s Nelson avenue.
nue..
Edward Maroon I'll Newark avenue
hI1G Schmidt 81 Wales arenue.
ELEVENTH WARD.
John Mcmahon el2 Summit avenue. 1
Goswin Hunbrock, 157 New York ave-
nue.
Frederick Frefag. 100 Beacon avenue.
Frank Kehrwald, ss Pahsaae avenue.
Herman Hansen, AS Palisade avenue.
Frederick W. Reidel u Hoboken aye-
nue..
FREDERICK HEM. s42 Newark avenue.
Henry Mezger. 122 Franklin street
Pailip Disane. 4 Hope street.
a q Meyer 6 Bro. 35 PaIisade ave-
nue..
Frank N. GuaragIia, 4a Paliaade ave-
nue.
Hermann wiloers. 70 Hutton street.
James ]. Tuliy, 7s Laidlaw avenue.
Gotthisf Gantzhorn. 14S Beacon avenue.
William Madden, l6I 81. Paui's avenue.
Henry Augenstein. Il Hancock avenre.
Rudolph Reichers. 49, Palisade avenue
Z. Bretz & Co, 50 South street.
James Flanagan. 10 Beacon avenue.
TWELFTH WARD.
John E. Boldt. 1854 Summit avenue.
Peter }. Toner. 45 Central avenue.
A. Fauche, 5e4 Central avenue.
nue.
Henry ~Bergkamp. III Tonnese avenue.
3 Weiting. 4S Central avenue.
Endres & Co., / Milton avenue.
y, A Won Thun, 81 Central avenue
Constant Antoine, 1872 summt venus.
Henry Berger, ITO Summit avenue.
Charles Schmidt. 483 Nelson avenue.
Hieronyraus Zwerger, 1l52 Summit ave-
Louis Palmer, 81 Ceqtral avenue.
Joseph zelus. 5A CentAei avenue.
Frank N. Guaraglia, 473 &eutSal avenue.
August Brinkwsler, 10 eDuVam ave-
Robert Freitag. 1858 Summit &sennaa-
Rau LANCE, 173 Webster avenue. 2
William Mesp. 17 Durham avenue
Ineiss & LipeTt, 70 South street.
Frank Paeger. 426 Nelson avenue.
Aspsrs J. Bruggemann, 105 summit
Resolged, That licenses be granted to
IaVerns where spirltuous, vfaous, malt and
DreWed liquors may be sold at the follow
ng-namea places in Jersey City
First Ward.
Bassaerd & Glenn. 9 and 5 Exchange
place. First Ward.
RlehaEd cordes. 81 Montgomery street,
Frederick D.. Linn. 24o and 22 wash
iHgton street, First Ward.
Plug & Huebener, 12 and 1g Old Ber-
gen road, Seventh Ward.
Heisne stofer. 5B Central avenus.
Twelfth Ward.
Resolved. That a license be granted to
Leopold Link. residing at corner North
street ana GernaatA avenue, 10 buy, bot
tle and sen Deer IN bottles or packages
securely sealed OF fastened, 10 persons
or families in dwellings.
Resolved That a warrant be drawn on
lhs City Treasurer in favor Of Anton
EhrInan for the sum Of twenty-ninA dol
lars and twenty-five cents (S2s.2l for re-
turn Of Inn and tavern license Zee deposit
e1 May L. 1885. less 81 cost Of advertising.
The reports wers received.
The resolutions were adopted by the fol-
loving vote, the yeas and avs having
been ordered and taken
Yeas-Al the members present, twenty
TWO go in number.
Resolved. That a license be granted to
Norton q Callahan 10 keep a
where spirituous, yincus, malt and proved
liquors may be sold al IA Pacific avenue.
Sixth Ward.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas md nays HAVING
been ordered and aken-
Yeas Aldermen Boldt Bornemann.
| Losei. Maxwell, Moran. Mullins, Scott.
Tracy. Warrin. Weis and President SimD-
Acknowledgement Hauck and Ess
The Committee on Finance reported the
Resolved That warrants be ordered
| drawn on the City Treasurer IN favor Of
he following named persons for payment
Il. j. OJsnneli, City Clerk $50 Ss.ss
e. A -vrgsiand. City Marshal 1900
Jonn F. Hewitt, 0verseer OF the
E J. Hewitt. Assistant overseer Of
Edward Kelly, Inspector Of Build
4 EDWARD Roede. Inspector 81
SCALES. Welgats and Asasnrss.. ss.1
$50 %
Court. 1850
Edwin Maxon. Clerk, Second Dis
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas ard nays having
been ordered and taken on the call Of the
the members present. twenty
two f294 IN number
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESOLU-
The following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment Of claims
heretofore refeTred:-
BY Committee on Elections
Resolved. That the following claims be
SIS to James Riley for use of place.
ara election March and April. 1876
SEQ 10 E. Moaler, for fitting up polling
p.aces hFs precincts, Fourth ward regis
try and election. March and April. 1855.
SIS to Carl T. Benjamin for rent q
| pace, Second p~recinct, Ninth ward, regis
| try and election, March ana April, 1896.
SIS TO D. Mahlenbroek for use of place.
Fourth precinct Tenth ward, registry
| and election. March and April, 1895.
So TO Joseph Hanford for csrting fur
| aiture. etc, five precincts. Fourth ward.
1885.
81 Committee on Printing. Stationery
| and Supplies
Reso.ved. That the following claims
be paid@
1850 to Charles H. Dayton for en-
| craving 1850 liquor licenses; $40 to Jer-
| sey City News for advertising nottce OF
| itqGor license applications. June 5, 1885
N5 to Jersey City News for printing
| liquor hcense blanks. etc. june, 1896.
$34 to j. G. Printing Go. for printing
/ manual, April q to May s. 1896.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote the yeas n nays having
been ordered and taken
Yeas-Al the members present. twenty
TWO t2t IN number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
On molten OF Alderman Calnon the fof-
lowing entitled ordinance. presented JUne
3, 1895, Was taken from the table for con-
| sldesatiCn. viz
Ar ordnance to amend an ordinance,
satitled An ordinance 10 license ard
regulate inns and taveTns and restaurants
and the sale Of spiritucuss vir0us. malt
ana brewed liquors. passed June II 1889
The ordinance was read. considered and
then passed by the 0l0wtn vote, the
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