The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-23

ReDecca Elr1Daun, 619 henderson street.
THIRD WARD.
Strubing & Offerrnann, Coz Jersey ave-
nue..
Frederick Hughes. nola Coles street.
John II. Hennelly. 1Q7 Coles street.
Chas. I. Muller, 301 First street.
FOURTH WARD.
Ignaz Ezell, 1e9 Railroad avenue.
FIFTH WARD.
Albert Meyer, 356 Seventh street.
Albert Tesch. 1870 Wayne street.
SIXTH WARD.
Thomas F. Norton. 296 C~omnlunipaw
Girard & August. 80 communipaw ave-
SEVENTH WARD.
Jacob Thomas, 1876 Rose avenue
Paul Mastiek, LOGS Boulevard.
Katherine Schmidt, sS7 Bergen avenue.
FREDERICK Stoll, southeast corner
and Stevens avenue.
Daniel Kohl, III Ocean e n
George Walter, 1872 and 1G4 Danforth
Daniel Kahl. III ocean avenue.
John X. LoyeIand, IS Avenue ..
Emil Weilbacher. l2s Monticello ave.
me- Robert M Kehoe. 7s2 c-ommuniDaw ave-
nue..
George Vessels. 1l6 west side avenue.
Patrick ]. Keely. 154 West Side avenue.
Henry Freriehs. ZIG Jackson avenue.
NINTH WARD.
1<OAAo L1OAlG4. Doc IkdltQ otIGEl-
TENTH WARD.
q. H. Meeker. Gil Summit avenue.
Herman Hasche, 672 Newark avenue.
Busch & Duncker, 49, Summit avenue.
August Klie. 500 Summit avenue.
Rudolph Geelhaar, H7 Newark avenue.
James Donovan, 147 Germania avenue.
Henry D. Frers. As Carlton avenue.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Charles v, Schfuetter. 6 South street.
Erenfried Enrich, 81 Griffith street.
Felix Kuntz, $50 Central avenue.
EhI pnna RnhfSahInr 70 IT1DaC1Y- go
nue..
Carl =. Ruempler, 500 Newark avenue.
yas. Flanagan, As Beacon avenue.
Frederick Freitag. 129 Beacon avenue.
John Neuhaus. 6S Hoboken avenue.
Max Proehl. Sr., 1G5 Bowers street.
Jacob Schneider. $50 Palisade avenue.
VIM. Wesselmann, 50 Hancock avenus
Henry Augustine. "a Hancock avenue.
Max Proehl, Jr.. SO Central avenue.
A G.. Meyn & Bro, S65 Palisade ave-
Christian Jansen, $50 Summit avenue.
Julius Hellmann. S66 Palisade avenue.
TWELFTH WARD.
William Wesp, Cor. Boulevard and Irv-
Gottleib Strassacker, 81 Thorne street.
Rosa Baur. 5s8 Nelson avenue.
Chas Woehfken, IL irving street.
Robert MeMaster. 4S1 Central avenue.
Chas. A. Barn, 81 Central avenue.
FRANK P1eEer, 426 boulevard.
Frank Zibetti. 443 Central avenue.
Constant. Antoine, 1.1S2 Summit avenue.
Henry Reuter-. 500 Summit avenue.
Jaques Atruz, 50f Central avenue.
Henry e. Burger LILO Sumnit avenue.
Louis Meyer, Jr.. 469 Central avenue.
Fritz Weitzel. 176 South street.
Bernhard Weiting, 1871 Boulevard.
Peter A. Kern, 929 Summit avenue.
Louis Palmer, S41 Central avenue.
Florian Beier, 2 Congress street.
Michael McNei e02 Pa1tSada avanue
Frederick Bunker. $50 Central avenue.
Resolved. Thai a license be not granted
to Henry Schwartz to keep a restaurant
where ~spirituous, -vinous, malt and
LIQUORS may be sold, at 100 Dudley
street, in the First Ward.
Resolved. That a warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor of Henry
Schwartz for the sum Of s249.50. to refund
him the amount of his license fee de-
posted with the City Clerk June II, 1893.
less advertising fees.
The reports We're received.
The resolutions were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nay having
been ordered and taken
Yeas-All the member present, twenty
one CD in number.
The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution
Resolved, That the following estimate
of monies required to defray the current
expenses of the Board of Aldermen, for
the fiscal year beginning December l. 1893.
be transmitted TO the Board of Finance.
~ tAC AGSCAtAOA II 1AC taA levy 4OA SdiA
year.
For relief of Outdoor Poor .... $500
The care of horse of Building In
spector, including repairs to
wagon, ETC.. .-.....-... ..-...-.. 800
The observation of Decoration Day 300
printing, stationery and up
Plies. .......... ...... ............ 200
For District Courts, salaries
OF two Judges ..,............ $1,000
For District Courts, salaries
oil TWO CLERKS ............. sun
For District Courts, salaries
of two Constables ..... 100
For Districts Courts, print
ing, stationery and supplies 800
fixtures for Second District
9 I !, rias c;tw c,arL < ma
Salaries Overseer of the Poor 1000
Salaries Assistant to Oyerseer
q the Poor, ...;--..- I,o0o
City Marshal...--..:. 1.5o0
Salaries Inspector of Build
Salaries inspector Of Scales.
Weights and Measures...... lGN
For Gas ana Supplies at Armory.. 2.5s1
For 500 New Election Booths.. $50
New Public Baths..... .......... 19,Ge
Total. 49,. ...... ........... $40
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
owing vote, the yeas n lays having
been ordered and taken on the call of the
President.
Yeas-An the members present except
ne the President who refrained from vot-
ngl, twenty (20 in number.
The Committee on Laws and Ordinances
the following resolutions on
reported by the Inspector OF
Buildings at his meeting:-
Resolved. That the Building Inspector
5 hereby authorized to issue a permit for
he erection or extension of the following
described buildings viz. -
Erie Railroad Co, one story frame
table, 20x50 and 16 feet high, at foot Of
eighth street.
Eastern Granite Roofing Co, frame ex-
%ension, 10x1S and 3 feet high, at ISs
eleventh street,
Mrs. Sack, frame extension. 10x1S and
0 feet high, at 56S Second street.
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
owing vote. the yeas and nays having
,een ordered and taken
Yeas-An the members present, twenty
ne in number.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolution on petit
ions referred at this meeting-
Resolved. That licenses to peddle goods.
wares or merchandise. in Jersey City. be
ssued by the Mayor and City Clerk, un-
Ter the corporate seal of the city. to
Jackson. Franc Fox, w. j. Devoursney
Sista, Phil Feltz. John Szumski,
Mex. Horner. Geo. v. WeStorook. E. o.
serry two licenses, A. Hirsch. Andrew
w. M~ettonzwur, w. Wood. w. ]
tpel, Geo. 2. Seeley's Sons 1.-TWO licenseS).
Ieiney Bros. (six licensesl
Resolved. That licenses to keep junk
hops at the following named places in
-ersey City be issued by the Mayor and
gity Clerk. the corporate seal of