The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-13

Ionacial Proeeedings-1
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AZ Central avenue; George Prigge, 1n
Zabriskie street; Elizabeth Mccullough,
159 steuben street: G.. Stratus, 4371a Gem
trail avenue: E. Van Oesen, 531 Grand
street: N. Nurken, 1874 Steuben street;
Luck, 1877 Pacific avenue; E j. Black
III A. Woltman, 438 Palisade avenue;
Charles Alderman 1885 Summit avenue:
Stuhr, 333 Central avenue; John J. Fay,
IS2 Eighth street; e. ]: Flanagan. 5S
Grove street. Charles Wolken III Ton
street; w. Gotthelf, 172 Grove street; Ja-
cob Schmidt, 259 Jersey avenue; J. Wars
chowsky. 467 Henderson street; Dennis
Dooley, 1853 Bay street; H. De Witt, 943
Summit avenue; Fritz Nuremberg, 284
New York venue VIM. Janicke, 551h
Jersey avenue; D. Winkleman, p Van
avenue; John F. J. Armstrong, 145 Pa
vonia avenue; Rosie Zueska. ITO Steuben
street; H e Duls, l76 Halliday street:
Holden, 5io Seventh street: George NJ.
Benson, 1o3 Sanford place; H. c. Ludwick,
52 Newark avenue; Mary Reilly, 2O3 Rail-
road avenue; T. r. Cohn, rs. Newark ave-
nue.: M~snzenhaue & Schmidt; g to a
nue.; T.: McGrath, 21S Ninth street; c.
OOulHoi, 4 Milton avenue, Louisa Ia.
Fink; 5s4 Jersey avenue; Joseph Barrett.
5o4 Grove street; Henry f. Fluggie. 176
Mercer street; VIM. ]. Drye, Maple and
Monitor streets; Louis A. Wright, 81
Plymouth street: Hannah Kohlipp, 2I
18TH street. F. Roefer, 1856 Grand street;
August Rohde, SO Central avenue; ]. j.
Bundschat. 639 Newark avenue; George
W Harris, 234 Gator avenue; Bernard
Shenan, 69S Newark venue w. H Dick
inson q Co., lis Grand street; F. EN-
igholz. 32I Summit avenue; A. Thiele &
IN n IT, fnHd0 n Tan1N Ef.o1A~fAl-
Klotz. 1S2 McAdoo avenue; Joseph NJ.
lgoe, 31 Montgomery street; Chris Cordes
62 Hoboken avenue.
TO keep gunpowdedr for sale:-
Adjourned regular meeting of the Board
OF Fire Commissioner held at DEPART
March "A. 1899.
Present-President Brennan, Commits
sioners Mills and Erickson.
PRESENTATION OF APPLICATIONS.
OF NJ. Frederick Feury, MD, for a fire
badge to admit within the fire lines
Received and referred 10 the Committee
of the Whole.
READING OF COMMUNICATIONS.
From Centenary Lodge No. 100, knights
of Pythias, thanking the Board for the
protection afforded against fire at the
entertainment held by them at Colum-
5ia Hall, March 6, 1899.
Received and ordered filed.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and received and
disposed of as follows:1George NJ. Bliz-
- = O1tACS SOS Z $l0.Jo, 1lGltILeQ u
Committee on Horses and Harness.
Manchester Locomotive Works, so and
SIS; Brinkman & Hauck, $3.50. Referred
to the Committee on Apparatus and Re-
pairs.
The National Sheet Metal Roofing Co.,
SO; Thomas Mahoney, $40; Michael. r.
O'Brien, $125. Referred to Committee on
Department Buildings and Repairs:
American Fire Engine Co., $3.50; N. J.
G. S. and Rubber Co., 81. Referred to
Committee on Supplies.
Miller & Bertholf, S1T0@ and $117.165
Champlin & Boone, $3.50. Referred to
Committee on Feed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
From Committee on Apparatus and Re-
Jersey City, N. j., March "a, 1889.
To the Board of Fire Commissioners
G~entlemen-Your Committee on Appar-
atus and Repairs begs leave to report
that the new horizontal Babcock chemi-
cal engine for which the contract was
awarded to s. F. Hayward & Co., agents
for the Fire Extinguisher Manufacturing
Co., has been received, tested and found
to be in accordance with the specifications
and would therefore recommend that the
K. Soney, 100 York street: r. H. Nc
same be accepted by this Board. Re-
spectfully submitted,
John Brennan. T. D. Mills and John A.
Erickson, Committee.
On motion received and recommends
lions adopted.
From Committee on Buildings and Conn.,
DuSIlDleS, reporting LnaJ since MATCH o.
1893, the following permits were issued
To keep kerosene oil for sale: Nicholas
Doyle, $50 C~ommunipaw avenue; F. Oei-
rich, 1,153 Summit avenue; S. Cohn, 40
Palisade avenue Krugel Brothers, al
Newark venue Katherine Hahn, 3S3
First street; Flannery Brothers. $50
Wayne street; Mike Ruggie, 57 Grove
street; M. Connolly, q Paramount avenue;
Peter Funke. Rose avenue between Full
ton and Woodlawn venues; Herman
Meincke. AL Ocean avenue; John Il.
81 Ninth street; Mary j. McGrath. 121
Bright street; B. Begeman, "a Bowers
street; Winifred Kearney, S66 Eighth
street; S. Ditore, S21 Fifth street; Edward
101 Erie street; J. Katunski, 202 Warren
street; Thomas Lacaro, 292 Newark ay-
enue; A. Miller. 2S5 Henderson street:
Kate Mulvey, IL Logan VENUE; Michael
S-haughnessy, SAT Henderson street; Con
O'Keefe, $40 Henderson street; NJ. Muir
ply, 1863 Morgan street.
Farland, Jos Newark avenue; 5. T. HUNT.
500 C-ommunipaw avenue; Carl Luck, 14
Pacific avenue.
To keep on hand %sulphuric and muriatic
acid:-
street and Jersey avenue.
On motion report was received and con-
Cured IL.
The weekly reports of the Chief En-
gineer. superintendent of Telegraph and
Inspector of Horses were presented, re-
ceived and ordered filed.
Inc report Ol IAG NlSQlCdf G1AdAiA-AACA
for the month ending March "a, 1899, was
presented, received and ordered filed.
The Clerk notified the Board that he
had deposited with the City Treasurer
the sum of $23, amount received for rent,
and presented receipt therefor.
Received and filed
Motion by Commissioner Erickson and
adopted:
THAI when this Board adourns it adj
journs to meet on Wednesday evening"
April 5, 1889, at 8 O'Clock.
Resolution by Committee OF Salaries:-
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn in favor. of the following named
persons for pensions, when due, for the
month of March, 1899, amounting in the
aggregate to $l66.65.
February 2, 1872 P. NJ box 95-Owner.
j. Zimmerman; occupant, S. Meyer;
North street and Tonnele avenue, frame
building;1 oss, slight; cause, unknown.
February 8, 1920 A. NJ. still, owner,
Peter Doyle; occupant. several faniliess
200 Railroad avenue, farme building; loss,
slight.
February 8, $50 A. NJ, box 16-Owner
and occupant, VIM. Vile; Isl West Side
avenue, frame building; loss, none; cause,
back draught.
Eliza Heming; occupant, Isador Gold; 2s
Fourth street, frame building; loss, none;
cause, defective heater.
February 5, $50 P. NJ, box 9-Fals
alarm. cause, righteousness.