The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-05-25
HOARD OF

Tt
Regular meeting OF the Board Of Alder
men lot Jersey .Eity atl9ths Aldermanic
Chamber, City Hall, Tuesday, April II,
1886.
The roll was called at nine o'clock. P. Nj.
Present-All the members of the Board.
excepting Alderman Connolly
the minute of the regular meeting OF
the 7th inst were approved as printed in
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions We're presented, received and dis
posed of as follOWS:=
Petition of r.. w. Ledoux, asking for
the naming OF an alley, extending from
Monmouth to Brunswick streets, midway
betwee Fourth and Fifth streets, as
Maryland Place."
Referred to Committee on Laws and
Ordinances.
-Four "a applications for permission to
erect frame buildings, additions, etc.
lSee report subsequently made.)
Ordinances.
Ten uO APPLICATIONS for restaurant Ii
transfer of restaurant licenses, and one "a
application for lbottler's license.
fSes reports subsequently madel
twenty 2O APPLICATIONS for license to
4see reports subsequently made)
Referred to Committee on Trade Lii
censes.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
CLAIMS We're presented. received and dis
OF F. W. Blume. sls4.5o; F. p. capoang,
$3.50; a. .Datz. $3.50; Richard Duff. $40;
John SS5;6f; James Graham: sS025; G. G..
kaufman, STOPS; Gammers and Fiedemann,
Go.75; John MeNulty, 5000; Sawyer and
Thompson, $3.50; Troll Bros, $6l.75, and
United Gas Impt. Co., 1920.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
Of Coughlin Bros, $40, and United Gas
f G@pa9 Ut, Co. Rstb s1ld 80 80 Referred to
OF .1nhn II MaEkpr S0f and a r.
Rouss & Co., $21.50. Referred to Com
mittee on District Courts.
~ = am- t-zns Us; John Kii.nen' si9:
ard, hb. Gottfried Book, SO; ALBERT
DATE, ST 50; John Drewen, SIS; August
Drews, sic; Duhme. & Troll, $15; Geo.
ton, 50 and 500. 50; John Feehan, SIS;
So; David :. Gibson, $2s; John Graham,
800; John Harms, SIS; Louis H~etterhagen,
S105: j. @. Printing Co., 1920 and S8S4.s "a;
Joseph Johnston, $3.50. 20 and S64; Henry
Kraus, SIS: George Leather, ga; Gustav
M Mes9i H. s 3S'n James m, Many Maiiiy, ssS; John
Martin, SIS: J. McCloskey, SIS; Joseph
Newby, s9s: H. c.. Codgmus, SIS; Officers
Of Registry and Election, $67. 20; George
F. Pharo, S24; Charles b. Place, $50; VIM.
Post, sl6: h Rickerich, $42; Harriet L.
Riker, SIS: job A. Robertson, SIS; Ru-
dolph Schnalfeldt. SIS; Albert Scott, $40;
monroe oiIIllnOllS, 9A3, ~ i. OpTlliS SlSds
SIS; George Strothman, s1e; George z.
Wescott, $24; Western Union Telegraph
Co, $4,000, and James H. Woods, SO.
Referred to Committee on Eleetions: &c %
Of Evening Journal Association, 1920
and $3.50. Referred to Committee on
Excise.
Of Evening Journal Association,
s126.6o. Referred to Committee on FL
OF James Atchison, $3.50; Ewald Bros,
$50. so; j.. C. Printing. Co, $40; VIM. p.
K~astenhuber, 81 h. and 81 United Gas rd Inn
mittee on Printing. Stationery and Sup
plies.
Your Committee on Streets tt aasdo sey SiFy
Electric Light CO, sils's2 and ss2,27, and
D. " Lawrence & Co, $3.50.
Referred to Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings.
OF John Bungert, 1919.
Referred to Committee on Trade Lii
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS:
The City Clerk presented a proof OF
publication of notice of application for
eleven I'D licenses for sale of liquor and
eleven QD applications for transfer of
license for sale of liquor, and the same
was received and ordered filed.
The report of the Inspector of Buildings
for March, 1896, showing the granting
ings, ETC., valued as follows, was pre-
scented, received and ordered fled-
First Ward, s; $685.; Second Ward, 6,
n 1si' 1, volt Firth ward ! Z. $f,;s75; sIx5a
Ward, s, $3.50; Seventh Ward, II, $42, 275;
Eighth Ward, 4, 1885,; Ninth Ward, 6,
s ST. a9 % Tenth 1s Sex Ward 'sso. 4 IwS s2 I W Elsysn f.
81, 631: Total, 1o4, $175. COS.
TEES.
The Committee on Excise reported the
Resolved, That license No. LOIS be
granted 70 Fved schaefev, Jr,, 10 buy,
the premises at No. 1857 Eighth street.
Resolved, That licenses be granted TO
the following named to keep restaurants
where spirituous, vinous, malt and brand
liquors may be sold at the following
named places in Jersey City,
No. 1912, George Howell, 1912 Summit
avenue, 18th ward.
1913, James Tiffany, 572 Grand street,
5th ward.
1M4, Mccain & Kenny, 6M Henderson
street, I'd ward.
lol6, Gustav Newman, sos Nelson ave-
nue., 18th ward.
lOi7, John MoNulty, S52 Henderson
1918, NJ. W~isniewski, 1856 Henderson
street, LIST ward.
1913, Frank NJ. zienturski, 5 skinman
avenue, 10th ward.
1oao, Jacob Thomas, 1876 Rose avenue,
1921, Nora Hayes, S72 Bramhail avenue,
9Th ward.
1o2s, Jos. e. Nohes & Co., l Milton ave
nue., 18th ward.
Resolved, That the following described
restaurants be transferred. Transfer Nos
1888 to 1893 Inclusive
No. s29, Mortimer Ryan to Charles
Quinn, $40 Henderson street, LIST ward.
227. Frederick Cattaneo to Theodore
Weitzel.
Scheffer.
6e5. John Hunt to James Tumilty.
661, Schultz & Novinsky to Henry Helms
at 300 Ninth street, Second ward.
932, Emanuel Gross to Robert kluer-
pefberg.
407. Fred Mayer to Albert Martz.
658, Michael Mcmahon to Adolph Byin'
der, 464 Grove street. Second ward.
%. H. Augklie to Richard Cordes.
S37, Thomas oyle to Christie MeCor-
mack.
578. James Connolly to Philip Carlin.
The. reports were received Ihe resolu-
ions were adopted by the foHoWlhg vote
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken:-Yeas5AH the members pres
sent, twelve in number.
The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution
Resolved, That warrants be drawn or
the City Treasurer in favor of the follow
ing named persons for payment OF sala'
ries for April, 1895, when due, Wiz
e. W. Woolley, City Clerk. S4l6.66-
John Graham, Marshal, Sl25..
John r. Hewitt, Overseer of the Poor
Edward j. Hewitt, assistant Oversees
of the Poor, $Ss,S3
John H. Weartell, Inspector of Scales
Weights and Measures, $S3.3S.
George H. Jones, Inspector OF Build
Tosena n Red1e .Jud4ge First District