The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-12

James o.Meally. 1858 Henderson street
Anna Wojtaszek. l4s steuben street
Albert i. RohIfs, se2 Grove street, Sec.
Paul z~Ioneewski, $50 Henderson street
Louis EihEestein, 2s5 Provost street
Second Ward.
Michael j, o'eonnor. ISL Aurove street
Ryan and Mclaughlin, 100 Pavonia ave
nue.. Second Ward.
Patrick j. cerbin, 10 Coles street, Third
+. S. o'Reiily, 4lels Monmouth street,
Peter II. Mulrey. Il Coles street, Third
Thomas G. vasel. s1s Third street,
Peter Butler. sss Grove street, Fourth
Thomas Doyle. 2s Grove street, Fourth
George A. wood, s1s and sis Barrow
4 Il sauerlard, us Mercer street.
samuel oshrin, se5 Railroad avenue.
William Cunningham, 49, Second street.
Margaret. E. Foller. $40 Fifth street.
nue., Sixth Ward.
William Merz, 81 Old Bergen Road,
Seventh Ward.
George H.. Clark, 81 Greenville avenue,
Cornelius o'connor, 40 Bergen avenue,
| Ninth Ward.
| John H. Dorgeloh, 40 West Side ave-
hue, Ninth Ward.
| Ninth Ward.
George Ruck, so7 Summit avenue, Tenth
Ward.
Rahm & Rosenbauer. ss Central ave-
nue., Eleventh Ward.
r Henry HagesaFaeier, 1876 Oakland avenue,
Fred BreaeS, Boulevard and south
street, Twelfth Ward.
| Twelfth Ward.
Angelo Negretti. 1872 Poplar street.
Richard Burns, 40 Boulevard, corner
Grace street, Twelfth Ward.
Peter Leib; 1,026 Summit avenue,
Robert Gunther. 425 Central avenue.
Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred
No. 100. Louis Lockman to 326 Hender-
| son street, First Ward.
No. 40I Leon Massino to 81 Leonard
| street, Twelfth Ward.
No. $50, Charles Gartmann. to 339 PAIL
sade avenue, Eleventh Ward.
No. 551, Joseph Hanfon to 452 West Sid
avenue. Ninth Ward.
No. 6e3. John c.. Morrison to 81 Broad
way. Tenth Ward.
No. S23. w. G.. Greene TO $50 Newark
avenue. Tenth Ward.
HSSD4Fep. 1HaI licenses De not granted
to the following named to keep restaur-
ants where spirituous. vinous. malt ana
breWed liquors may be sold, at the follow
ing named PLACES in Jersey City
Maryan T~oboiewski. S4 Seventh street,
| Third Ward.
John Harron, 14s Provost street. Second
| Ward.
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
Maryan T~obolewski, for the sum of s22S.70
and of o Harron, for the sum of s201.-
s., being for return of license fees here
tofore deposited with the City Clerk. less
costs of advertising.
Resolved. Mat the following described
| restaurant license. be not transferred:-
No. 769, Julius Brandes, from 425 Central
| Ward.
the City Treasurer in favor of Julius
Brandes for the sum of $9.5O being for re-
turn of transfer license fee deposited with
the City Clerk, August 16, 1898, less cost
of advertising.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were severally adopted
| by the following vote, the yeas and nays
| having been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-An the members present. eighteen
(tS) in number.
The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution;@
Resolved, That warrants be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor of the follow
aries for September, 1888, when due. viz
| NJ. J. O'Donnell, City Clerk......... $A6 66
E. A. Yreelandb City Marshal........ lbs 90
Poor - 1873 50
EDWARD npG Kelly. Inspector Of Build. . .
A. 3. Roede. Inspector Of Scales,
Weights and Measures ......-.. So So
J. D. Bedle, Judge, First District
trict Court -. -. l25 90
District Court. . $50 90
John J. Erwin. Clerk, second Dis
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and TAKEN
Yeas-Ali the members present, eigh-
teen Q8) in number.
The Committee on Laws and Ordinance
| reported the following resolution on petit
tons reported by the Inspector of Build
iIgs at this melting
Resolved, That the Building Inspector is
hereby authorized to issue permits for
the erection or extension of the following
described buildings. viz
Henry Louderbough. two story and at.
tic stone and frame building, 34xo9 and As
feet high, on plot s, Block 1875, Clifford
avenue.
Mrs. J. Clark. one story frame building.
5 feet 9 inches in front by 156 feet IN
depth, and 16 feet high. at northeast corr
ner Newark and Baldwin venue
bn GRaTlosf asx5s y. ana Sdk 81 fs " fieFy 4 frame soss
N~-A0 q
ner Newkirk street and Enos place.
Daniel Seglin. fou frame buildings,
25x55, and IS feet high on lois 2, 8, 4 and
5. block POST, on Johnston and Manning
avenues.
Andrew SPOTS, to raise and alter pres
ent one story and attic frame building,
No. 20 Seventh street. making it a two
story building.
Simon Peselaus, to raise and alter frame
building, No. ia Brunswick street, max
ing it 81 feet high.
Morris Wertz. to raise s-story frame
building, 29 Railroad avenue, making it
80 feet high.
Hoboken Coal Co, history frame shed,
30x20 and IS feet high, on plot c., in Block
2l2, Fifth street pennsylvania r. r.
Co. s property.)
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions on petit
lions heretofore referred.
Resolved. That licenses as auctioneers
be issued by the Mayor and City Clerk
under the corporate seal of the city TO
VIM r. Kett, o F. Lynch, f. G. VOL
bert and j. q. Van Winkie.
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods.
wares or merchandise in Jersey City. be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk, un-
der the corporate seal of the city 10
Charles J. Hanson. Sam Cohen. John
Foulkes, Stephen Damata, James r.. KeI-
~, James Van Hoorebeck. Daniel MUIR
ply, Thomas ]. Malone, William Smith.
d. E. Cooney. f. Giardano, Neil Murray
ttwo lfeenses). Paul Sehierer. Simon Mel
erkovsky. Harvey Conger, VIM. Webber.
Joseph Mccain. George H. Fulton. VIM.
Moran, Giovanni Belizzi, c.. r. Adams e
Co, Philip ,Hilkene, chauncey Haviland.
Jr.. John II. Post, G. Bersinger, Walter