The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-26
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lntHf AZ the AldElliatl4S &udLHDHE, A@tJ
Hail, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1896.
The roI was called at $40 O'Clock p. N,
Present-President Simpson and Alder
men Boldt. Bornemann. Burns, Calnon,
Hartmann, Hauck, Heavy, Henry. Her
itage, Losel, Maxwell. Moran. Tracy,
Warm AMI Weis.
Aldermen Barr Gottharat. Ross and
Scott were absent at the roll call, but
subsequently appeared and took their
seats.
Acknowledgment Decker Guiton,
Knoeller, Mullins and Vermilyea.
The minutes of the regular meeting of
August IA. 1896, of the adjourned regular
meeting of the lst inst; OF the adjourned
meeting Of the Sth inst. and Of the spec
ial meeting Of the 18th inst. were APP
! proved as printed in manual form.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS. ETC
Petitions. etc. were presented. received
and disposed of as follows
Application Of John H D.tler for license
ington street, First ward.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
-Four "a applications for restaurant II
Three 90 applications for transfer Of
licenses.
lsee reports subsequently made.)
Referred TO Committee on Excise.
TWO 90 applications for construction or
/ extension of frame buildings.
tSee reports subsequently snade.9
Referred to Committee on Laws and Or
wenty g0 applications for licenses 10
peddle.
-Four % applications for a~uctioneers'
junk, public porter's and musicians Ii
cense.
Gee report subsequently made.l
Referred TO COMMITTEES on Trade LII
censes.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and
disposed of as follows
OF Frank Capaono. $3.50; George H
PPSS gTsy = sa2 s e. S e : eE Ra9fnan 3;
M50: George Robb. s2s, and K. sieberh
Referred to Committee on Aims.
OF United Gas Inpt. Co., $3.50.
Referred to Committee On Baths and
The ]. c. News. $3.50 and so.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
! OF John H. Masker. s2S.
Referred 70 COMMITTEES on District
Of Henry Atkinson. SIS, and Alex. Ma
Referred to Committee on Elections
tric Light Co, $3.50 and 1861.
Stationery and Supplies.
OF United Gas Impt. Co, S5.
Referred to Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
The City Clerk presented a proof Of
i EGLA@-aN-J-4 a. tAtr - ~ NEWS VI 1AAS vi
| application fer six co licenses
and nine C9 applications for transfer of
restaurant licenses. and the same was re-
cs.ved and ordered filed.
(Alderman Barr. Gotthardt and Scott
appeared and took their seats.)
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Excise reported the
following. resolutions on petitions here
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
the following named TO keep restaurants.
ed liquors may be sold. az Inc following
named places in Jersey City
William Perry, S7 Warren street, First
August B~ruhnciler. $50 Boulevard. Tenth
catharine Lynch. lss GerHnania avenue.
Michael j. o'Grady. 14 Oakland ave-
nue., Eleventh Ward.
Resolved, That a license be granted to
Wladislaw kryszewski, to keep a res
taurant where spirituous, vinous. malt
and breweG liquors NAV be sold. at S32
Newark avenue. in the Tenth Ward.
Resolved, That a license be not granted
TO Dominica Balbo TO keep a restaurant.
where spirituous. vinous. malt and brew
ed LIQUORS may be sold. at col Summit
avenue, in the Tenth Ward. .
Resolved. That a warrant be drawn on
I the City Treasurer in favor Of Dominica
Balbo for the sum Of two hundred and
eighteen and 5000 dollars, for return of
city Clerk August II. 1895, less SOC. for
advertising fees.
restaurant licenses be transferred:-
No. 226. Bernhard Stewar to Fredemeid
Hellenero, I5 Grand street, seyth Ward.
No. 25S, Thomas Murphy, TO 5S Newark
avenue. Eleventh ward.
No. 5lS. Herman Wenzel to Ernest
Rhine.
restaurant licenses be cancelled BY the
City Clerk for the reason that the same
have not been paid for
No. 81 William Brinkmann; g. Charles
Il. Mccormack; lG, Archangelo Scatter
orchio; 49,. William Madden; 2I9. Norton
and Callahan; s2s, Solleder Bros 81.
Thomas Burke; 5s6, Robert Kluppeiberg;
1S. John Keogan: 7s9, MARGARET Cassidy;
7S4, Francis Hamilton; TS5. Anthony
Hynes; go, Thomas F. Greene; $4 G 4.
Stair: s1, Emanuel P. Gross.
The reports were received. The reso-
lutiors were adopted by the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been
Yess1AI the members present nine
teen tl9) in number
The Committee on Finance reported the
/ following resolutions
Resolved, That warrants be drawn on
the City Treasurer In fsver of the follow
ing named persons for payment Of SAL
aries for September. 1886, when due
N. J.. ODonnell. City Clerk !. 1893 g
Il. A. vreland, City Marshal.s-.... 100 90
'I Poor T. iasM.''. 9FssSSs' 1ss s.
e. j.. Hewitt, Assistant to Over
seer of the s. So
ings Us co
La Edward Roede. Inspector Of
Scales, Weights and Measures. s. 80
court $50 %
ro,irs 01a1s', ...s.ss.ss.s lbs %
J. S. Erwin. Judge Second District
| Court ~ "
Edwin Maxson. Clerk Second Dis
trict Court. ..-s-+~ 10 o.
The report was received
| The resolutions MAS adopted py the
! following vote, the yeas and nays avsng
been ordered and aiken
Yeaa-AIl the member present, nine
! teen Qg} il nunher
The Committee on Laws and Ordinances
| reporteh the following resolution on petit
! tions heretofore REFEREED
Resolved. That the Building Inspector
is hereby authorized TO issue permits as
/ foIloWss-
10 fletcher & Horton. to erect a frame
building s5xl00 and II feet high. on south
| side OF Morgan street. between Grove
and Henderson streets.
10 George Finke. 70 erect a one-story
| frame extension. 25xs2 ara IS feet high,
Ias No. $40 Newark avenue.
TO Robert Coard 10 build a one-stoTy
! stable. lsxzf and Y feet high. at No 2s
r. FREDERICK W. Payne. to erect a
| brick building. with frpnt OF wood and
galvanized iron. 25xf4o aud 50 feet high
1t No 245 Newark avenue, and running