The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-28
BOARD OF FIR sIONERS
rnf6oiai PraeeeEiupsJ

Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, held at Department Head
quarters, Wednesday evening, March y,
1899. The roll was called at $40 O'Clock.
Present-All the members. three in NUM-
Der. On motion of COMMISSIONS Eriek-
son the reading of minutes of regular
meeting February s and adjourned regu-
lar meeting Feb. % was dispensed WITH,
and they were approved as engrossed.
PRESENTATION OF APPLICATIONS.
OF B. c. Dohmeyer, Jr., 211 Baldwin av-
enue and A. G. Dieterle, l Foye place, Tor
insurance badges. Received and referred
nard Diller to h. appointed a reman
Received and referred to Committee ON
Applications and Appointments.
OF the e. r. Merrill Spring COMPANY
to keep on their prem SEES, corner Second
and Provost streets, fifty barrels Of crude
petroleum.. R~eceivedand referred tot re
Committee on Buildings and ~Combustibie
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
disposed of as follows:-Coaghlin Bros,
S40S. IS; The New York and New Jersey
Telephone Company, S9.62. Referred TO
Committee on Telegraph and Fuel.
Jersey City Printing Co., SIS. Referred
to Committee on Printing and Stationery.
H. Shufflebotham. $3.50; S. f. Hayward &
CO., $44; Samuel J. Blakey, 5000; A.: A..
Grifing Iron Company, @c. Referred 20
Joseph E. Moore, 1852 Peter F. Ma
guire, $12.51: BARLEY Coyle. $3.50; James
Wilson, SHIT homas G. Hunter, S36.io;
George H. Percy, $15.3S; James Murray,
and Harness; Br .xman & Hauck, $1,000
and s48. IS. Referred to Committee on APP
paratus and Repairs.
Alexander Smith; agent, $2e4; AZ; Msii
81. 600; The w. w. Farrier Company, 1854
Thomas F. O'Brien, $4S.4 VIM. A.. Canal
gan, $52. IS; The Jersey City Electric Light
Company, $12.53 and $1S.02; Mahlon Speichar
GOT OK. Gooruo TT PinrPU S90. Inhn p fT.an-
drine, s2S.2S and $6.49; H. Shufflebotham,
$3.50 and $31.03; Thomas Cullen, $106.20 an
$259, Referred to Committee on Depart
Carseallen and Cassidy, $5l.fe and $71.S6.
| Referred to Committee on Feed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The Committee on Buildings and Com
| bustibles reported that since February s,
1899, the following permits had been is
| sued.
To keep kerosene oil for sale:-owen
| Third street, Henry Doscher, Coles and
| Secand streets; Emil Patey, 1872 Wayne
| street; William Calvin. 1853 Jackson av-
| enue; Mrs. Patrick Han1y, 10 Prescott
| w {. Wessling, $50 Palisade avenue; A,
II. Wek.Ig, 5H Grand street; Patrick
| Tuite, as York street; G.. w. Kothe, al
Beacon avenue; Mrs. Smith, 1853 First
| between Central and Summit avenues;
| Henry zimmerman, 1902 OOakland avenilr;
James Corcoran, 176 Sixteenth street.
Simon Saloman, 46S Henderson street.
Charlotte Bellows, 56 Harrison avenue,
John Krouse, 5SS Newark avenue.
A. F. Kunard. 59l Central. avenue.
a. A. Heinsoth. 542 Palisade avenue.
Mrs. Ford, s Bright street.
| T.. F. Duke. 11 Monticello avenue.
Jennie william, 749 Garfield avenue
John +. Byrne, 33S First street.
F. w. Farley, 1856 Halliday streets.
Frank Meyer, 1871 Montgomery street.
Eliza Quinn. 264 Twelfth street.
Lena L. Young. 1870, West Side avenue.
Mary Jennings, 142 Wayne street.
John Downey, 210 Thirteenth street.
Katharine Doyle, 53211s Grand street.
]. Behrmann, 80 York street.
John Gloisten, Al Monmouth street.
Israel Freeman. AISLE Grove street.
Margaret Scanlen. 1874 Hutton street.
William Calvin, 7S Jersey avenue
T.. Hewcl, SO Congress street.
John Kidd, ITO McAdoo avenue.
Charles Pfeiffer, Fulton and jackson
| avenues.
H, EngeL, As Manhattan avenue.