The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-09
BOARD OF

-hSi Adtlltily 1tuFflldn Q,l MFfneH. ROSS
Verrnilye and Writer.
Aldermen GrMton and Wilson were alb.
sent at the calling of the roll, but Sub
sequently appeared and took their seats.
Observation-Disclosures Connolly. Heritage,
Losel and MCCARTHY.
The minutes of the regular meeting OF
cne iorh inst. were approved as printed
in manual form.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS. ETC,
PETITIONS. etc, were presented, receiv-
ed and disposed Of as follows:-
Petition of Greenville Building and
Loan Association for transfer to it of
deed to certain. property held by the city
under Chapter 112, Laws of 1886.
referred to Committee on Finance.
Petition of Walter H. Condict for as
of 1856.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
Petitlons Of John Mullins and of Mar
shall Z Ball Co. for permission to erect
frame buildings and of James Wamen to
build frame addition. (See reports sub
s~equentIy made.)
Referred to Committee on Laws and
Ordinances.
Two % applications for restaurant IL
Eight % applications for transfer OF
restaurant license.
w applications for grocers' license.
we " applications for beer bottler's
@See reports subsequently made.)
Referred to Committee on Excise.
ms ~ application for auctioneer's IL
Eight - applications for peddler's Ii
See reports subsequently made.)
neaerred 70 committee on Trade Lii
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received ana
disposed of as follows
VI Denton Shaw r. Earfprd e71o. IN
=. kaMfmann. $3.50; United Gas imp.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
Imp. Co., Sill.
Referred to Committee IN Baths and
Of John H. Masker, s2s.
Referred to Committee on District
Of +: r. Berrian, $3.50; Savage & CAL
ief Rys,sry,a ana E; W. Woolley. 1884
OF Chronicle Pub. Co. 81 ana IS 80.
Jersey city Hehald. $50; Frank Paul,
W. Wss sss; u I1nYaa Gas TaIea imp; e. 81; 10, ana
Referred to Committee on Printing ana
oFFIcERs Co5MMuNIcATuoNs.
Of the Free Public Library of Jersey
City was presented. received and ordered
The City Clerk presented q nroof .
publication in Evening Journal of notice
Of application for five (5) LIQUOR licenses.
and eight 90 transfers of liquor licenses,
and the same were received and ordered
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES
The Committee IN Excise reported the
following resolutions on petitions hereto
Resolved, That licenses be granite to
me IoiloWlng named to keep restaurant
ssplritnous, vinous. malt and brewed
Il0ll0rG NAV he cn1d OF ~ Aho N f11Iz-t--
named places in Jersey City.
1902, to Henry Niehoff, 206 Communipaw
avenue Sixth ward.
zoos, Richard j. Gilbert, 775 Ocean ave.
RESOLVED. That licenses be granted to
the following named to sell spirituous,
yinous, malt and brewed liquors not to
named places In jersey City,
!, loo4, !, Alfred Kellers. 7s Ocean ave.
Seventh ward.
Resolved, Tfatlicenses be granted to the
following named to buy bottle and sell
beer not to be drunk whore bottled
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be granted
No 300. Patrick Kellaher to Martin Nc
ss, William c. oest# to Charles Bocke-
MANN.
$40, James J. Kelly to Jacob J. Muller
$50, John H. Miller to Kelly and Green
berg.
76s, Patrick Kelly to Thomas MORAN
460, Bernard McDonough to 76o Jersey
avenue. Second ward.
S74, Dennis DooleN to 1877 Bay street,
Second ward.
SIS. CHRISTOPHER Fullam to Thomas A.
Hart, at 1853 Grove street. Third ward
The reports were received.
The resolutions were adopted nv the
following vote, the yeas and nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken
feas-AH the members present, eight in
alderman Guiton appeared and took
his seat.)
The Committee on Finance reported the
Following resolution
RESOLVED. INA warrants be drawn ON
the City Treasurer in favor of the fol-
name1 persons for payment Of
salaries for March. 1896, when due. viz.
w. Woolley, City Clerk sl1s "a
John Graham, City Marshal 125 90
10 pd 2. Hewitt, overseer of the
Edward ]. Hewitt. Assistant to .
Overseer. of the Poor. ~ Ss "a
John H.. Weaste1l, Inspector of
Scaless Weights and Measures. q "a
Ge ssr II. Jones, Inspector Of
Henry Puster, Judge Of First Dis
James 4. Braden, clerk First Dis STR Ct
!; ,,; sSssymour. Judge Second District
Robert I. McDermctt. clerk second
The report was received and the resolu-
The Committee on Finance reported
the following resolution on petitions
rsferred:-
RESOLVED, That the application for as
signmsnt of the following described GER
Iiicate of sale under chapter 1f2 laws
1886 and the supplements thereto, b.
lenied. oe
Walter H. Condict, sale No. 4733. bloc,x
" lot As, Cambridge avenue.
Resolved, That by and with the con-
of the Board of Finance the
,ollowing described property purchaser
?y the CITY under adjustment tax sale.
or which a deed has been given yesfinr
he title in the city be sold and conveyeo
o the parties. named herein or their as
in fee simple free from all encrm-
FRANCES for the amount now due the CRY
herein, GLIDING all taxes levied since fbe
late of the order confirming the adjusted
lens. with interest and costs to dare |
md that upon payment of said amount
% the City Treasurer q deed be execufed
herefor under the seal OF the civ ana
ne hard OF his Honor the Mayor and de-
tvercd to said purchaser. which deed
hall be approved by the Corporafion
Counsel. and shall contain a full WAR
'arty of title to the amount paid to the
lily by said purchaser, they having de-
,Qsfted a check with the City Clerk suN |