The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-12
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By chaVbers city Hall, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER z, 1888. naa,amat &c
IN tne absence OF me Frsslusne' NV sHv
5paru Was GO Salasd ~ . N =
S1srh, q o'zV 9sloen p,srna calnon.
resent Alaermsn Bur4 H., Caiipon'
$500, piIlfs n ! Iafh Maxwei1 Mo
Bride H. Muller, murphy, rerry' sefinnss
AianrSnan Ixellv was absent at the cali
ing ~ The roll hl1f subseuuently APP
reared and took his seat.
Absent-President Midlige and Alder
men Austin. Boldt. Cole. Divers, Menge
and Stell.
on motion of Alderman Calnon, Alder
man Muller was appointed President pro
tempore.
The rn,n,,tas IF fhe regular meeting of
August q 1895. and Of the special meet
ing Of September 6. 1898. were approved
AZ printed ii mammal form. on motion of
R RRsg@Nr salR9S; o. Eric.
Petitions. etc were presented. received
Petition of Mrs. Henrietta Beal and
and disposad of AZ lloWs-
Others. skins for abatement of nuisance
caused by disturbances in saloon at corr
ner Of Bramhall avenue and Van Horn
street.
Rnferred to Committee on Excise.
Remonstrances of Home Brewing Co.
and of Schmidt & Schwanenfuegel
George 4. Farrant and Jacob Moebus re-
spectively.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Invitation from the employees Of the
craanviiIs SehSatzen Park 10 attend their
Minnie At said mark on October 8. 1888.
Aeeented
Communication from the Women's
Christian Tpmperance Union asking for
INC ahoiishmen of licensed theatres in
eonnerfiun with saloons. etc.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Exhibitions.
a nrIirations for resta4rant licenses of
Jehn Havrnn at 143 Provost street, See
ond ward and Margaret Tobolowski, at
314 Seventh street. Third ward.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Aticenses ~ Julius Brandes to III Beacon
avenue. Eleventh Ward.
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Thirtv-six 1861 applications for restau-
rant licenses seven ~ applications for
t~ransfer If licenses, and five
Is notifications for bottlers' licenses.
5See renorts subsequently, made.)
% IS farred n Can n1iftee an Excise.
pm 5gFNTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented. received and dis
posed Of follows
itt. S1S.46. Fred Kruger. SAG; John Nc
Guinness, S104.2 p. McGovern, $3.50;
William j.. Moran. $3l. 80; j. w. ScheileE-
berger, SfS.45; Thomas e. Smith. $50;
+ emes SULLIVAN IA. IA. and John Zipp. $2t.
Referred is Committee on Claims.
flf +. q. Electric Light Co.. S41.02 and
&os N. JTnited Gas Enforcement Co.. So
@nJ 90 *
1r~sa ~ eannrofttaa On Paths and
A
oraes. 49, eo.o. ct,ar4 p Haaslev
~ hgan Prgsi, 9Ss4s 0eo
Sb5.ev; ~ ,. Nells, Sll.
Referred to on Eleellois.
OF Joseph Locke, 81 ana 20; Johh n.
Masker, S27 and SO. -
Referred TO on Disllcs
courts. $780,,
OF Albert DATE, s4I.5o: VIM. Delaney,
SIS; J. q. Democrat, 1865; Evening Jour
nal Association, $3.50, S24, $3.50, S9.bv, ~,
Ar 80 and 81. so. T.. w. Harrison, $44 20; Jer-
say C}tv News. $50. 70. $40. $23. 10, $3.50,
81 ia. 81. 80. ST. 40 and ST.20.
Referredto Committee on Printing, Sta
tionery and Supplies.
OFFICERS' COMMUNICATIONS.
The following communication from His
atfice August IL. 1898, was presented,
re,ld and ordered to be printed in full
II Inc minutes. and laid upon the table,
Fxerl1Iive Department, Mayors Office,
civ Hall Jersey CITY. N. g.,
Aug. II, 1898.
1rararah Ma paard Of Aldermenl
SentJefnen-I herewith return to your
ar1inance suopIementary to an ordinance
e,stified .Ar ordinance to provide for the
ensointmerl ana gnyernment of an Inspec-
appo sneias V-s;ghfs and Measures and
~ ~ nrascribe his dulles and Compensation
AID 10 anforee the keeg,iog and using Of
~ weiohfs ana measures7o passed April
( ieon ! -6asannrove Of this Supplements
= -. nrd,aa,,ee which was passed at the
,,sagtiSs nefd August 3 1893. and pre-
sa 49, ~ ,na for annroyal on August 8.
s SSNle sorr ne foIiowisg reasons: The Mer-
ahso+s, Protecrive Association in a body.
INA tha merohanfs ii general. have DEM