The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CONCEAL Proceedings.>

CONCEAL Proceedings.}
Regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men OF Jersey City, at the Assem-
bly, Chamber, City Hall. Tuesday. Febru-
The roll was called at sos o'clock F m.
Present-President Midlige and Alder
men Calnon, Decker, Dittmar, Ehrnart'
Fry, Guiten, Hartman M01er M hell5y,
AbsentlAiderrnen Austin. Boldt, Burns.
Cole, Divers. Maxwell, Perry YER
The minutes of the regular meeting of
January "a, 1899, and of the l4th lnst.,
and of the special meeting OF the z4Ih
| inst. were approved as printed in man
ual form, on motion of Alderman Cal-
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC;
Petitions, etc, We're presented, fecelVeo
| and disposed of as follows:-
Communication from w. D. EDWARDS,
| counsel for Peter H. Mulry, stating that
his client had paid the SUM OF sou LOT d
! restaurant license for the year endlns
Jllv. 1898, tina the said license was gram
ed but evoke November, 1898, ana r,
| questing that the pro rata snare OF saio
| license fee. amounting to Sl45.6l, pc re-
turned to him, etc.
Referred TO Corporation Counsel.
PemonslranCe of August Reder ana
others against the granting of a permit
to Charles Il. Staples, to erect a PROVISION
| and candle factory, on north SIDE OF
Waverly street. etc.
1 66l6ItCQ ~
AppIieation of ThornasG. o'Donnell for
transfer Of restaurant license to NO. SSo
| Palisade avenue, Eleventh Ward, and OF
p +. Murphy for transfer of restaurant
license to 5s5 Newark avenue, Ienth
Ward.
one ID application for Wholesale liquor
license.
Seven % applications for restaurant
licenses ard 81 applications for trans
| fer of restaurant licenses
(See reDoYts subsequently made
Referred to Committee on Excise.
Six CO applications for licenses to
peddle.
| license and one u application TOT puonc
(see reports subsequently made.)
Referred to the Committee on Trades
Licenses
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented, received and
Rrnsouett Bros, $685.; John A. Dust,
$3.50 John A. Hauck, $50; r J. Kennedy
81; joseph n. Igoe, SAG. 70; Fred Kruger
| Laughlin, Sis; William j. Moran, S46;
! Pavonia Coal Co., s141.25; Thomas z.
Smith. $50 and SIS, and John Zlpp, $3.50.
Referred to Committee on Aims.
Of Thomas G.. Hall, $56; ]. c.. Electric
Light Co., s152.s2 and United Gas I'M
provement Co., s23.13.
Referred to committee on palnS anu
Of Joseph Locke, s22, and John H.
Referred to Committee on District
OF II. Atkinson, Dunn Bros, Frank
| Mattucci, e. q. Mathison. M. r. O,Brien,
Michael O'Connor, N. A. Toppin and Eilz-
abeth Quigley, So. each.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
OF James NJ. Collins, $3.50; Albert D3tz,
$40; William Delaney, $50; Jersey CITY
| Democrat, sSO2.6o, and Jersey CITY News
Referred to Committee on Printing, Sta
to1sFy neF pG1oeMMUNICACTIoNs.
The official bond of George Berger, as
| clerk to the Inspector of Buildings, in
| the sum of 81, 500, approved by the Corpor,
alton Counsel as being drawn IN lesai
form, was presented, received and or
| dered filed.
The annual report of the Board of Fire
Commissioners for the year ending De,
and ordered filed.
publication in the Jersey City News OF
liquor license; six (D licenses
and seven % transfers OF restaurant
license, from February 9 to "A, ISIS, and fol
two ~ restaurants and three 80 transfer
of licenses, from February z
to 2S. 1899, were read and the same were
received and ordered filed.
A resolution from the Board OF Educa-
ton asking the concurrence of the Boaro
of Aldermen in the expenditure Of the
sum Of $1,000 in repairing of roof Of School
No. 70. was received and referred to the
ICommittee on Laws and Ordinances.
The City Clerk reported the receipt from
Hugh Dugan, Esq. County Collector, of the
sum of $4,91S.71, being the eounty's share
Of the expense of general election, No
Tie report was received n ordered
filed.
The report of the Inspector of Buildings
for January and February, 1898. showing
ton of new buildings, ETC., valued as fol
lows, was presented, received and ordered
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