The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-16
EoARD OF ALDERMEN.

In the absence of the President, the
Clerk. at SIS O'clock +. NJ. 80
Present-Aldermen Austin, Barr, Borne
MANN, Burns. Decker, Divers, Fry, Gui-
Scott. Tracy, Vermilye, Warm and Weis.
Alderman Howeth was absent at the
calling Of the roll, but subsequently APP
peared and took his seat.
Absent-President Midige and Alder
MEN Boldt, Calnon, Henry, Kelly and
Mullins.
on motion Of Alderman Moran, Alder
man Austin was appointed President pro
Thsseeall for the meeting was read and
Jersey city, August %, 1897.
M: J. O.Donnell. ESD, City Clerk
Dear Sir-You win please issue notices
for a special meeting of the Board of
Aldermen, TO be held at the Assembly
Chamber. City Hall, on Tuesday, Au-
gust II, 1897, at eight 0 clock p. Al, for
the purpose of general business.
JAMES BURNS.
VIM. j. MORAN,
JOHN 3. HEAVEY,
A. M. HENRY,
NM. j. CALNON.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Petitions, etc, were presented, received
and disposed of as follows
Invitation to review the parade of the
I Robert Davis Association on the occasion
of their n outing, September Is, 1897.
invitations to review the .parades on
Knights of Sherwood Forest Uniformed
Rank Of the Foresters OF America,) at 10
o'clock A. NJ. and of the brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen OF Hudson county,
N. j.. at IL o'clock A. M.
Accepted.
Remonstrance of NJ. F. Stivers and
for the sale of liquor at IS oxford avenue.
Referred to Committee on Excise
Notice from Peter n. ohnneis. by his
owner Of chattels and fixtures in saloon
conducted by George ipillsway at %
s GhnFe n s S5s 10 and naJ th far ne iI ~a 9 s. s 9he
Dilloway, who has closed the said saloon
and requesting that the Board refuse 10
return the money or issue the license to
Referred to COMMITTEES on Excise.
Petition of Mrs. Anna J. Tarbell for
permission to alter and repair Building,
No. ZIG First street. accompanied by with
drawal of objections of ]. II: Il; Bush,
Lydia R. Holcomb. Sarah W. Freeman
Referred to Committee on Laws and
sixteen do applications for restaurant
Two Q1 applications for bottlers' IL
cenSes; and
Three 90 applications for transfer oil
restaurant licenses.
(See reports subsequently, made.)
Referred 10 Committee on Excise.
,Thirty-two {92 applications for ped
one d application for a~uctioneer's lie
eense.
OlG VI dPPlACdllOtIs IOA bl4RCAACP SNAAeC
Five f1 applications for street musi-
clans licenses; and
Three 90 applications for hand-organ
(see reports subsequently made9
Referred to Committee on Trade Liz
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and dis
posed of as folloWsE
$85; VIM, Delany. S5; VIM. Gorrln, IS.
j. c. Democrat, 1882; T. e. Smith, SO;
James sullivan, s4S.29.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
OF United Gas Improvement Company,
Referred to Committee on Baths and
Of John H. Masker. SIG; Joseph Locke,
referred to comnittee on District
Of Albert Datz, sl1; William Delaney,
$25; James w. Greene, $3.50; j. G DEM
ocrat, $41.25; j.. c. News, $R and Sl6, and
Edgar A. Vreeland, $10.S.
Referred to Committee on Printing,
Stationery and Supplies.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication from MaIGin Finck,
Clerk of he Board of finauee: stating
that said Board has fixed the following
amounts as the appropriations and Limit
of expenditures for the Beard OF Alder
men for fiscal year, beginning December
/, 1897. was presented, received and or
Relief Of outdoor poor ......... 5000 90
Gas and fuel for Fourth Regi- -
menu ATmOTV.-. Z.0tU W
Salaries (see Schedule RI. 1860 90
District Courts (fncluding' sal
aries and supplies, see Schedule
tor and repair Of wagon 1900. $50 90
Printing, Stationery and Supplies 1000 %
Decoration Day .. 800 90
Elections ........ ......,... ........ 20,50O 90
Total ....... 49,. +. 49,. SIS. $50 90
Making the total amount to be expend-
ed by said Board of Aldermen during the
ensuing fiscal year TO bs ffty-three thou
SAND seven hundred and fifty douars
(53, 1850.
The Inspector of Buildings reported IN
application from Messrs. Brown & Mil
building, 50x10O and "A feet high, with
trussed roof, at Nos. 2 and 4 Morris street
and the same was referred to Committee
on Laws and Ordinances.
On motion of Alderman Burns. the
Board took a recess for five () minutes
On reassembling the Board proceeded
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
The Committee on Excise reported the
following resolutions on petitions hereto-
Resolved. That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep restaurants
where spirituous; vin9us, malt and brew
named places IN Jersey City
r. e. Hartman, 81 Montgomery street.
First Ward.
AIDSTl a 1OHlIldH, - montgomery
Victor Wins, 14 Morris street, First
Henry Loeffel, 50 Essex street, First
August Gumwald. 2O2 Pavonia avenue,
Matthew clynes. 500 Henderson street,
Second Ward.
Angus Drummond, 5OS Henderson street.
Second Wards
John G~orrigan. 1873 Erie street, Second
Michael MeManus. 1879 Erie street, Sec
seorggs 4 Friedrich, 20 Erie street.
Nicholas. s~choepfer, Ill Brunswick
street, Fifth Ward.
Alois Siegel, 100 New York avenue,
Eleventh Ward.
Bluma Gross, 1S5 Washington street,
First Ward.
Adolph Krumholz, s55 Henderson street,
First Ward.
Louis Bruenberg, 81 Third street. Third
Ward.
Resolved. That licenses be granted TO
the following named persons to bottle
and sell malt and brewed liquors not to be
drunk on the premises at the followiag
named places
Hugo Gartner. ,592 Central avenue.
Greenville Brewing Company, foot of
Girard avenue.
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred
No. 745, Charles Fessner TO George Win
gender.
No. 1877, Matthias Last to Emanpel Gross,
No. SIG. James ]. LarkiHs to Cox & An
derson.