The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-25

hl0uDSf&s MCPHERSON dEEHuG5 E1eflIy
Prigge. $50 GermaniaG avenue: A. Tietz.
Grove street; Wood & Menagh, 1874 New
Ma avenue. Ell voighf. les Hudson
county Boulevard: Flannery Brothers,
565 Grove street; Charles Fields, NO Nor
gan street; Valentine Richofski, 1876 Steu-
ben street.; Henry Helmke,, 2s Warren
street; He. Lutjen. 2SS Central avenue;
G. Rethwisch, 675 Nelson avenue; Henry
). B laaao "a 40 Pa piain nfaI as avenue; 'o1 K.
Willinski. 17S Thirteenth street: Della
Benedict, 1853 Railroad avenue; J. Landes-
nan Hr; 1872 Third Third street e Wiilia HIltd mow ssah.
Henderson street; Mary Konow, 469 Mon
mouth street.
Herman Eckhoff, 34S Bramhali avenue;
H. 8. Rosenbrock, 1865 brunswick street:
Margaret Jackson, 100 Mercer street; u
w. Curtis, 164 Pavonia avenue; Katharine
Fleming, 50 Laidlaw avenue. Louis Keller
Young, 246 Duncan avenue; Henry De-
larega, 40fs Second street: Albert Borch-
art, 709, Tonnele avenue; Katharine Stren-
Grand street;G. r. %Buddington, lis Mon
ticelio avenue; John Horning, 479 Com
munipaw avenue; c. W.. Riemann, Jr.,
los Coles street; Carrie Albert, As Hud.
son County Boulevard; Samuel Percy, 203
Freeman avenue; Frederick Stems, 47S
Palisade avenue; Adam Grobholz. 50 Sus-
SADIE avenue; q. <. Woolsey Paint & Color
Company, 100 and 12 Hudson street; Pat
rick Corcoran, IA Jordan avenue; Fl. Gar
rs Wayne street; J.. Kehma, q Blocker
street; Frederick Hackman, lis Erie
street; j. & A. KERN, ia Grand street.
Otto schuler. 1888 Hudson County Boule-
ward; John Lutz, Gator and Rose avenues
Conrad Weineck, 253 Ogden avenue; VIM.
Boehnfng. 204 Pavonia avenue; Georges
Friesse, AZ Montrose avenue; Abner Mann
heimer, l7 Brunswick street; Frederick
Luther, Is st. PauFs avenue; fHarken &
Miller, 1877 Washington street; P. c.
Ritscher, Cenmunfpaw avenue, corner
Wilton street; GHstaye Smith. 4S3, Cen
trail avenue; H. G.. Masterman & Bro. 10
Monticello avenue; d. Monohan. 2H Van
Horne street: Henry Hottie, 81. Brunswick
street; Albert Hollis, 22 zabriskie street;
Henry Gertz, IS Prospect street; Philip
TuIly, As Beacon avenue; Thos. Campbell,
2s3 Tenth st-4et. As. Burniston, 1s1 Mon
street: James Donelan. 1875 Steuben street;
dolph H. Rhode, 1873 Washington street;
Annie Duffy s57 First street; Mamie Har-
rison, 41 Palisade avenue; Mrs. Hollen-
der, 585 Central avenue; John Ryan,, q
St Paufs avenue, Gustave Merz, 50
street; John Jarvis, 12 Duncan avenue;
| To keep naphtha. benzine, acid, etc.:-
A Dunkel, 80 Morris street: c. H. Giles
pie &c Sons, 125 Dey street; Reed and Car
nick, % and "a Van Wrinkle street; A. D.
Eyre, 70 Hopkins avenue; New York and
New Jersey Globe Gas Light Company,
I ob. dui > HcaF BONNER avenues, New
York & New Jersey Globe Gas Light Co,
Paterson Plank Road corner Sehrman
ave; New York & New Jersey Gas Light
Co., Ctegman avenue near Jackson ave-
nue.; E. & H. T. Anthony & Co., Howell
| street.
C. Lindeman & Co., IS Tuers avenue,
Standard Oil Reduction Company, 1T and
11s Ninth street; Pinney Casey & Lackey
Company, Pike and Fremont streets.
To keep gunpowder for sale
Jacob Skillrnan, Al West Side avenue;
W. z. Skillman 8 Brother, 13S Jackson
avenue: A. Knoblauch, 81 Central ave-
avenue; John F.. Hupfer, 414 Central av-
enue; John 2. Landrine. Az Bergen ave.
Wood & Menagh, 1874 Newark avenue;
Wood & Menagh, 10 Pavonia avenue;
To operate gasolene machines
Jacob Dubois, Oakland and st. PauPs
avenues.
On motion report was received and
adopted
OFFICERS REPORTS AND coMMUNI-
CATIONS.
The weekly reports of the Chief Engf-
neer, Superintendent of Telegraph and
Inspector of Horses, together with the
monthly report of the Superintendent Of
Telegraph We're presented, received and
ordered filed.
Communications from Chief Engineer
and Fire Marshal notifying the Board
pounds at q Concord street. also that
200 gallons turpentfne was stored on the
premises of Carl Lindeman Shade Manu-
between Church and Vroom streets six
to eight hundred gallons Of benzne on
| the premises of Charles A. WooIsey
Paint Works, N Grand street, and from
four to six hundred gallons each of naph-
tina and turpentine ON the premises OF
Pinney Casey & Lackey Company, Pike
\ street, between Florence and Fremont
streets.
Received and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Buildings and Combustfbles.
Communication from Chief Engineer
Jersey City. Feb. 2. 1899.
To the Board of Fire Commissioners
Gentlemen-I respectfully report to your
honorable body that I have this day sus-
pended from pay and duty w. H. Far
rier, hoseman of Engine Company No. 4
detailed to Engine Company No. 81, and
have filed charges with the Clerk of your
Board. Respectfully
Assistant Engineer Commanding Depart
ment.
Received and filed.
The Clerk reported that he had deposit
ed with the City Treasurer the sum of
S246, being amount received for rent and
fees for permits, and presented receipt
therefor. Received and filed.
TRIALS.
The resignation of w. H. Farrier. hose
man, having been presented and accept
ed, he was not called for trial upon. the
charges preferred by Assistant Engineer
Lowell.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion by Commissioner Erickson and
adopted
That when this Board adjeurns, It i'd
journs to meet on Thursday evening.
February 25, 1893.
On motion of Commissioner Mills the
Board proceeded TO ballot for a hosenan
of Engine Company No. 4, to fill vacancy
caused by resignation of w. H. Farrier.
Commissioner Mills nominated Fred A.
Peters, Jr.
No other nomination was made
On motion the Clerk was directed to
cast the ballot of the Board for Fred A.
Peters, Jr.
clared Mr.. Peters elected. TO tass effect
Feb 10, 1899 tsubjet to the usual physi-
cal e~xaminatfon.l
ACTION UPON CLAIMS.
Resolutions were reported by the several
committees in payment of claims as iol-
lows
BY Committee on Horses and Harness:-
Resolved, That the sum of $500 be paid
George r. Piercy for horseShoeing, Jam
uary.. 1899; $f2.75 be paid to s. NJ. Jensen,
for h~orseshoeing, nua 1899; Nl.15 be-
/ paid James H. Loper, for horseshoesng,
December, 1928; $2S.9 be paid James h.
Loper, for horse-sheeing, January. 1899.
BY Committee on Department Buildings
and REPAIRS
Resolved, That the sum of s9.17 be paid
the Jersey City Electric Light Company,
for incandescent light, house Engine 8.
Dec. q, 1898. to Jam &c, 1899; SD be paid the
Jersey City Electric Light Company, for
~incapdescent light, Headquarters. Decen-