The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-27

A communication from the Board of
resolution passed by said Board
different Boards of the city governments
to forward their estimates of approprla-
lions required for the fiscal year De-
ginning December /. 1899, by June Il Next
was presented, received and referred to
Committee on nan
The official bonds of A. E. Roede, In.
spector of Scales. ETC.. in the sum o.
tor of Buildings in the sum OF $l,ouo, re-
speetively, approved by the Corporation
Counsel as drawn in legal form, were
presented, received and ordered nled.
The Inspector of Buildings reported APP
plication of Edward Hoos to remove .
frame building to rear OF lots ~ ana q,
Jersey avenue; of Leopold and Minnie
Tausig, to alter and add extension TO
building at 361 Fifth street, and OF Henry
Lowenstefn, to erect a two-story frame
stable on rear of lot 3eS1s FlI1n Street
and the same were received and referred
to Committee on Laws and ordinances;
The Committee IN Excise reported ln9
following resolutions on petlIiohs relerreu
at this 4neeting-
Resolved, That licenses be granted 10
the following named to keep restaurants;
where spurious, vinous, malt and nreWea
liquors may be sold at the 1oHo"lhs
named places in Jersey City
Thomas Bigley, l7 Wayne street,
Fourth Ward.
Joseph Reuter-, 81 Pamrapo avenue, Sev~
John A. Engel, As Laidlaw avenue, Elev-
Daniel Harrington, 564 Newark avenues
Eleventh Ward
Johanna Mensing, $50 Tonnele avenues
Twelfth Ward.
Resolved. That a license be granted to
III. l.. Brauer, to bottle and sell matt anu
brewed liquors, not to be drunk on lMe
premises, at 172 Monticello avenue, NINTH
Resolved. That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred
No. 5S2, Philip McEntee to 81 Coies
street. Third Ward.
No. 500, Louis H. Blank to 17 Ninth
street, Second Ward. 600 -
No. sS7, George az. CLARK 10 $50 oeean
\ 1,04S, Emil Sabatzky, to SO Grano streets
Sixth Ward nv g.
1,0s, Casper Kendelberger, to. Yl Cons
eress street, Twelfth Ward.
The reports were received. The resolu~
tons were adopted by the following vote
the yeas and nays having been oroereo
YeasNAm the members present, nine-
teen Q9) in number.
The on Finance reported tne
following resolution raa
Resolved. That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer IN Iasor "
the following named persons for
of salaries for May, 1Sss, Wnen Que ssis e.
f. A. Vreeland. City Marshal ...... 70 W
T q Hewitt. Overseer of the Poor 1S 30
E. ]. Hewitt, assistant to overseer 90 "a
Edward keliy' ihspee'o. ..:.... 125 90
A ne E. Roede. Inspector of Scales, .. %
]. et 5. Bedie, Judge First District 90 %
J. y; S Sa,'rf oiel 125 ca
C. ". Parker, Judge, Second Dis oso M
!. tT r. Er TSSl' Clerk, Second District - =
Geo eou Berger, Clerk to Building IN % .,
The report was received.
The resolution was adopted by the 1oi-
yeas-All the members present, nineteen
Q9l in number. onao,oaS
renorted the following resolution on pei
.;+;ons reported at this meeting
Resolved, That the Buiid1ng Inspector
Is hereby authorized to issue perm,ts hor
described buildings
Ienry Lowenstein, two-story frame
stahie, 1e.Sx1S and is feet high on rear
Of lot S5s11a, Fifth street.
nresent frame building, No. 361 F1fth
Street. 9 feet 6 inches and Duiio extension
sxS and 80 feet high, on rear of same
The report was received. ~ Tho =, H.
THE resolution was adopted Dy the Ioi-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays haVlns
been ordered and taken
Yeas-Afl the member present, nineteen
Committee on Trade Licenses re-
norted the following resolutions on petl-
lions referred at this meeting
Resolved, That a license as an auc-
t;oneer be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk. under the corporate seal Of b
city.~to Charles ]. Donohue-
CTo be C~ontinued.)