The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-30

| pany, 9S3 Hudson County Boulevard; Mrs.
Crosby, 14 Bright street; a. q, Travis
3Q6 C~ompunipaW avenues; j. f. schmidt,
2 Griffith street; Mrs. Clancy, Newark
avenue near B~ouleyard; Mrs. Bassford,
Oakland 2 av en- neaI Beaeon avenu S. $;
1874 st. Pauls avenue; Frank Farming,
1856 Wayne street; Herman Kunz. s. JEFF
asrs1n si mrs' L an J S is Ersie st Street sf'Si Z.
Baptist, 6e Hoboken ~avenue;- Rebecca
Webster, l43 zabriskiea street; r.. II. Nc
Farland, 108lb Newark avenue; john kelT-
e., 704 West Newark avenue: Mrs, Sheri-
dan, Thirteenth and Erie street. M. Null
laney, $50 Grove street; M. Cunningnam,
S78 Henderson street; Simon White. Bou-
levaTd and Clendenny avenue; Carrie Al
brecht, IS Boulevard; w. c. Scott; $50
Halliday aandn street; Mrs 2; Conway VI AZ Hen Hen
street; Bernard Mack, 355 Grove street;
Mrs. ,Gabler, 1876 Jackson avenue; Mrs.
Wheeler, pr N1: g e G MTaalsl street.
Hannah McManus, 164 Whiton street; D..
Cerchio. 1856 Third street; J. a. Gunston.
Isl Van Horne street; Mrs. Gaynor ~
County Boulevard; John Fletcher, POI
First street; Peter Wiselmran 1o4 Fulton
sHsnps; M 29hn :. H Hssen. l ass Y %ash lfrass'
Mrs. Slattery, % Ferris street; France
Kopf, 1874 Union street. Ernest Wolf
f biteier:. ia Is 7 Montieeilo ss avenue: l1 WiiIism
Logan, 1923 Henderson street; Mrs. Werths
PIG Griffith street; Mary a Cushman,
l4l LaDI1SklG SlTeGl, MIS- M. ~ 1ltltlts
l06a West Sid avenue Mrs. .Reidy, 74
Newark avenue; W.R. Trusted, lS7 jack
son avenue; VIM. Thornton. 565 Newark
nue.; VIM. Foley, 226 Henderson street;
John Gerckens, 1888 Jersey avenue; Henry
Deterle, 80 Milton avenue T: F; Ludlow,
Boulevard; Charles Stiebeck, 364 Palisade
avenue; j. Welsh, 345 Central avenues;
Mary G. O'Reilly, 562 Grand street. John
1873 Morgan street; J. T.. Davidson, 304
Monmouth street; Kate Dugan, 544 Hobo
ken avenue; Annie Geickman, 1lo Steuben
street; James Pryor, 36 Seventh street;
To keep gunpowder for sale;-
R. H. Mcfarland. 10S1z Newark avenue;
Wood & Menaghl, 10 Payonia avenue:
John Sternad, 1874 New York avenue; X.
Soney. 100 York street; A. Knoblauch,
81 Central avenue.
Wood & Menagh, 1Io Pavonia avenue;
Wood & Menagh, lS4 Newark avenue; j..
A. Tiedemans III. Pavonia avenue.
To kindle fire in street,
George Lutz, 1872 st. PauPs avenue.
On motion, report was received and
adopted.
neer, Superintendent of Telegraph inc
Inspector of Horses were presented, re-
ceived and ordered filed.
The Clerk reported that he had depos-
tied with the City Treasurer the sum of
twenty-three dollars. amount received for
rent. and presented receipt therefor.
Received and ordered filed.
The Clerk annoHlced hat the follow
ing charges had been filed in his office by
the Chief Engineer
ohm Mcguire, hoseman, neglect OF
Patrick H. o'Neill. hoseman, disorder
~ conduct"
And that copies of the charge had been
served upon each of the accused officers,
together with a notice to appear this
james aguir and Patrick H. O'Neill
en- being called appeared and waived the
As hours notice of trial to which they
were entitled, and each pleaded guilty as
The Board then took a recess. Upon re-
assembling all them members were present.
The President announced the decision OF
the Board in the foregining cases
Patrick Fl. O'Neill, fined five days pay.
James Mcguire, fined two days pay.
The finding of the Board was sustained
Shy the votes of all the members, three IN
number.
Resolved. That the use of the present
style of coat badges for member OF this
department, be and the same rs hereby
discontinued, and badges ordered issued OF
new design as per sample at
ters.
Resolved. That the Chief Engineer be
and he is hereby directed to notify the
Daembers of this department to return the
coat badges now in service and to issue
in place thereof the new badges hereby
Resolved, That this Board proceed to
the Of2anlZdIlOQ OIL Hi dQllt1OIdl G41SAiAC
company, TO be known as Engine Com
pany No. Is. said engine company to be
detailed to cover that portion of our city
locally known as Marion, and to be 10.
a new engine house, at the Horse Hos
pital in Belmont avenue.
The yeas and nays having been taken
on each of the foregoing they were
adopted by the votes OF all the members
of the Board.
Resolutions by President Mills
pacoJxad That Olaf Birch driven of
steamer Engine Company No. 9, he and he
is hereby promoted to the position of Cap
tain of Engine COMPANY. No. 10. John An
derson, hoseman of Engine Vompany No;
T, to the position of driver of steamer of
Engine Company No. 10. Victor D. ker,
hoseman of Engine Company No. 5, to the
position of tender driver of Engine Com
pany, to take effect July 10, 1897.
Resolved, That Thomas Coffey, engineer
of Engine Company No. 9, be and he is
hereby transferred to the same position in
Engine Company No. 10.
Edward Coyle, stoker of Engine Com
pany No. !, to the same position in En-
CINE Company No. 10, to take effect July
Resolved, That William Dingler, hose
nan of Engine Company No. 2 be and he
stoker of Engine Company No. 1 (condi-
toned Upon passing examination by ex-
amining engineer.)
Thomas Dillon, stoker of Engine Com
pany No. IS to the position of engineer,
Company No. Il.
Fred Seebeek, hoseman of Engine Com
pany, No. 9 to the position of driver of
same company, to take effect July Is,
1897.
The yeas and nays having been called
for and taken on each of the foregoing
resolutions they We're adopted by the fol-
lowing yote.-
Brennan and Gone
NayslNone.
Absent-None.
On motion of Commissioner Brennan
the Board proceeded to ballot for three
hosemeNof Engine Company No. 10.
John Kingman, Augustus f. Girard and
John M. kerlin were ominated No other
nominations fere made. A ballot having
been taken on each of the nominees and
each receiving the unanimous vote of the
Board, were declared appointed to take
effect July Is, 1897.
On motion of Commissioner Brennan the
the Department to fill vacancies.
TIL following nominations were made:-
John ]. Hogan, for hoseman of Engine
Company No. 8, to fl vacancy caused by
promotion of Fred Seebeck.
John Kelly for hoseman of Engine
promotion of John Anderson.
James Post for hoseman of Engine
Company No. Q. to fill vacancy caused by
promotion of VIM. Dingler.
VIM. H. Decker for hoseman of Engine
Company Nc. 8. to fill vacancy caused by
Patrick Sullivan for hoseman of En-
CINE Company No. 6, to fill vacancy
Al ballot having been taken on each of
the foregoing nominees. and each re-
ceiving the unanimous vote of the Board,
they were declared appointed to take
effect July Is, 1897.
BY Commissioner Cone and adopted.-
THAI when this Board adjournS it adj