The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-23
HOARD OF LDER NJ EN-
fOficial Proceedings.)
Continued

$50 to w. C. Egan. groceries for outdoor
poor to June IA, 1888.
S57.75 to Bosquett Bros, groceries Tor
outdoor poor TO June IS, 1898.
$29.75 to Louis TIetz, groceries for out
door poor to May 10, 1898.
Door I to June is. f SIS sA0ss
$3.50 to Nicholas OFT. shoes for outdoor
s. to Jersey City Democrat, 5 typewriter
ribbons for Overseer Of Poor. June, 1898
s4o.z to Frank Leblanc, painting nd
repairing wagon for Overseer OF Poor,
December /, 1897, TO June /, 1873.
BY Committee on Baths and Arm0ries:-
Resolved. the following claims be
$3.50 to United Gas Improvement Co,
s117 .46 10 ]: G. Electric Light Co., in
Committee on Decoration Day
Resolved, the following claims he
$50 to Henry Wilson Post, No. 10. ex-
penses incurred on Decoration Day, May
$50 to G. ii. Thomas Post, No. %. ex-
penses Incurred on Decoration Day, May
$50 to Encampment No. 81, u. v. l.. ex-
penses incurred on Decoration Day. May
$50 to w. B. Cushing Command, Ne. /.
expenses incurred on Decoration Day,
$50 to zabriskie Post, No. IS, expenses
incurred on DECORATION Day. May 80, 1898
Oil I SOA1tRs-
Resolved, hat the following claims be
paid
s2e to Joseph Locke, services as Con-
stable, Second District Court. June, 1898.
SIG to John Il. Masker. services as Con-
stable, First District Court. June, 1898.
Committee on Election
Resolved, That the following claims be
sl2 to Chas A. Lehman. one doz. rub
$7 to Theo. schutzbach, for rent Of
place, Fifth Precinct. Twelfth Ward. reg-
istry and election, March and April, 1888.
SIT to Amelia Schick, for rent Of place,
try and election, March and April. 1898.
Committee on Printing, Stationery and
Supplies
Resolved, hat the following claims be
$50 to Jersey city News, for printing
manual May, 1895.
aa go w t. aas: 6 s Mssrlil' Nay feF I Fs5Rsairlns
sl2 to Jersey City News. advertising
LIQUOR license applications. May. 1898.
sS4a 70 Herig Bros, for binding min
U.s. $3.50 ETC to- Jens. i0s City Democrat, for
printing. blanks for City Clerks office,
sisS.5o to Edward Mcouilan. for $50 IL
sl1.5o to A. E. Nolan for Stationery,
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote. the yeas and nays hav-
ing been ordered and taken
4eaS"Au the members pTGStHt, lWSilt9
MIscELLANEous BUSINESS.
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed OF as -
Resolved. That Edward Woeckner be
and he is hereby appointed a Constable
from the Seventh Ward Of Jersey. City.
to fill the vacancy caused by, the failure
of Charles Bennett to file his bond within
the time required by law.
BY Alderman Warrin and adopted:-
Resolved, That James p. -OBrien pc
and he is hereby appointed Constable
from the Ninth Ward. to fill the va
cancy caused by the failure Of George
Ninth Ward on April - 1880 to NE
his bond, as required by law, and to
serve for the unexpired term.
BY Alderman Calnon and adopted
Resolved. Thai when we adjourn we adj
journ to meet ON Tuesday, July D. 1898, at
eight o'clock P. NJ.
presented by Alderman Dittmar. and the
same was received, read. laid upon the
table and ordered to be printed in slips
ance annuling an ordinance. entitled an
ordinance, entitled an ordinance to license
and regulate inns and tavernS and res
t%aurants and the sale of spirituous, vinous
J. 1851 aH' D'eNs' is1S'3 7s
-ioJ sul uouteD uemIspIv 10 uoIlom no
lowing entitled ordinance was taken from
the table. read and considered, "A sup
plement to an ordinance entitled An Or
dinance to license and regulate peddlers
in Jersey City. passed June 10, 1898.
Alderman Muller moved to amend the
ordinance by substituting the words,
and a resident of Jersey City" for the
words, land of the State of New Jersey,
in Section 3, ii the words Jersey City"
in place of the State of New Jersey IN
Section 3.
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on the call OF the
Board
Yeas-All the members present, twenty
The ordinance was again laid upon the
table.
lowing entitled ordinance was taken from
the table, ia supplement to an Gr-
dinance entitled an ordinance TO license
and regulate %p,eddling in Jersey City,
passed July Is. 1873.
The ordinance was read. considered and
then passed by the following vote, the
yeas and nays having been ordered and
Yeas-Alderman Boldt. Burns, Calnon,
Ditmar, Ehrhardt, Guiton. Howeth, kel-
ley, 10th. Maxwell, Mcbride, Menge, Null
Ter. Murphy, Perry, Warren and President
Mfdlige.
Vermilye..
MICHAEL j. OsDoNNELL,
Cit Clerk.
Adjourned regular meeting of the Board
of Aldermen, at the Assembly Chamber.
City Hall. Tuesday, July ). 1898.
The roll was called at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
Present-President Midlfge and Alder
men Austin. Boldt, Burns, CalnOn, Cole,
Decker Ditttmar, Divers, Ehrhart, Fry,
Guiton, Hartman. Howeth, 10th, Max
we'll, Mcbride, Menge. Muller, Murphy
and SIell.
Absent Aldermen Kelley, Perry, YER
mi1ye and Warrin.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
Petitions, etc, We're presented, received
and disposed of as follows
Communication from John J. Hanlon,
the Second Ward of Jersey City.
Accepted and ordered filed.
Remorstrance of Frank A1tvatte, Jr.,
and others, against the granting of a Ii
censc for the sale of liquor, to any per-
son at IS Larch avenue.
Referred TO Committee on Licenses.
Three hundred and twerhty-four (S2D ap-
plicatlons for restaurant licenses. four ~
applications for inn and tavern licenses,
one Il, application for wholesale dealers
license, one % application for bother IL
ceise. three () applications for a beer
bottier's license. (See reports subse-
quently made.l
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Applications for restaurant licenses of
Louis Rosner. at 295 Newark avenue,
avenue. Twelfth Ward, George Deppert,
4o3 Boulevard, Twelfth Ward.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Fifty 500 applications for peddlers' IL
Thirty-eight (sS) applications for junk
shop licenses.
Two () applications for auctioneers' IL