The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-27

The Committee On Laws and Ordinances
reported the following resolution on PEI
Buildings at this meeting
Resolved, That the Building Inspector Is
hereby authorized to issue q permit for
| the erection or extension of the following
described buildings, to wit
Thomas Harrington, two 3-story frame.
each 2ox45 and IS feet high. on loss q and
street and 4Seaview Terrace.
Frank Koch, three 2-story frame, each
6.Sx45 and 70 feet high, on part of plot
| Newkirk and Academy streets.
Franklin J. Mallory, one 2-stoTy frame.
2Ax5l and 50 feet high, on lots Is and ID.
Block 1923, Belmont avenue.
Mrs. Hannah Collins, one 2-story frame,
enue.
Letcher L. Norton, addition of one
story to frame, lss Morgan street, maxi
ing it 25x& and Is feet high.
John Anglin, one 2-story frame extern
sion, zOxl2:6 and 20 feet high, at 94oh Jer-
john Lawless, one 2-story frame, 25xs5
and % feet high, at 1874 Third street.
10 rear. $50 deep and rs feet high, on lot
2, Block 2,6S2 Pacific avenue.
On motion of Alderman Burns it was re-
solved that SO much of the resolution as
refers to petition of John Law1ess be vot-
ed upon separately.
The report was received.
The resolution with the said exception
was then passed by the following vote,
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken
Yea-Ali. the members present. nineteen
{9) in number.
Sc much of the resolution as refers to
permit to John Lawiess, was then passed
by the following vote, the yeas and nays
having been ordered and taken:-
Teas-Aldermen Austin, Calnon, Decker,
pitsmar, Ehrhart, Fry, Guiten, Howsth,
Murphy, vermilye. Warrin and President
Midlige.
Nays-Aldermen Boldt and Burns.
ported the following resolutions on petit
tons referred at this meeting
Resolved, That licenses to peddle goods,
] wares or merchandise in Jersey City. be
issued by the Mayor and City Clerk, under
the corporate seal of the city. to Hugh
Matthews. George Platt, Jacob Werter.
Louis Daubinsky. III. Aaronson, Henry q.
Zidek and Charles sWiese.
Resolved. That the following described
trade license be transferred
No 70 speddler1, George Westbrook to
Resolved, That a license as a street mu-
stefan; as provided for by ordinance
Mayor and City Clerk under the corporate
seal of the city to Antonio Magenta.
Resolved, That a license to play on a
hand organ or piano, from house to house,
be issued by the Mayor and City Clerk.
under the corporate seal of the CITY, to
Peter Magenta.
1 iit t6V9IlS were IGESlfEu AIlq tile EGSQ~
| luton adopted.
AUDITING. OF CLAIMS BY REsoLU-
TfON.
The following resolutions were reporte.
by committees in payment OF claims here
| tofofe referred
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the sum of $55-I IS be paid
to John Jachtman. for groceries for out
| door poor, to March q, 1899.
BY Committee on Baths and Arnories:-
Resolved, That the sum of s12S.S be paid
to .. C.. Electric Light Co., for rgnt ut
Armory, January 2s to February q, 1899.
| Resolved, That the sum of SIS be paid to
| M. Kearny, for ice furnished Second Dis
trict Court, March /, 1898, to March !,
BY Committee on Elections
Resolved, That the following claims hs
paid
Js4OS.4 40 to Egan Bros, for repairs to elec-
ton booths and furniture, March 10, 1893.
S2o9.S8 to Evening Journal Association
for publishing registry notice, March, 1888.
SIS to Evening Journal Association, for
advertising special registry notice, March,
s2ie to Jersey City News. for publishing
/ registry notice, March, 1899.
SIS to Jersey City News, for advertising
special registry notice, March, 1889.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies
Resolved, That the following claims -
$3.50 to James N. Collins, for typewritp
ing for City Clerks Office, March. 1893.
SIS to VIM. Deaany. for board of horse
OF. Inspector Of Buildings. March, 1899.
$24. Is to Jersey City Democrat, for sup
plies for office Of Inspector of Buildings
SIS to Fred Nissan, for furnishing leg
i%slative bills. session Of 1889, to cKy
sI75 to Edward McQuillan for 500 ped
dlers' badges, March, 1899.
500 to Edward McQuillan, for 500 sets.
peddlers' plates, March, 1899.
L = e 70 ~ AZ Z. N = T.
Expenses as City Marshal, January "a -
| March Is, 1899.
s1.5o to George wurts. Secretary of State.
for certified copy of Chapter i6s, Laws Of
1899.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nay having
been ordered and taken
Yeas-Ah the members present, nineteen
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed OF as follows
Whereas, On or about the 18th day OF
June, 1885, Henry. y. Guest deposited with
two hundred and fifty dollars for the rur-
pose of securing a license for his saloon
on Jackson avenue, Jersey City;
Whereas, On the 18th day OF June, 1895.
an order was made by John A. McGrath.
Esq, sitting as Judge of the First District
Court of Jersey City, restraining the said
Henry w. Guest, or any other person,
for any purpose;
Whereas, II compliance with said order
the Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City
refused to issue such license, and have
retained the said money subject to the or
der of the Court;
Whereas. On the third day of February.
1893, Joseph D.. Bedle, ESQ.,, Judge of the
First District Court of Jersey City, made
| an order vacating the order heretofore
| made by the said John A. MeGrath. a
copy of which order is on file in the office
of the City Collector of Jersey City; there
fore
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor of Henry w.
Guest, or his assignee, for the sum OF
SPAS. 50. being foS return of license fee de-
posted Wit the City Clerk, less advertis-
ing fees.
Resolved. That a warrant be drawn IN
the City Treasurer in favor of John L.
Roulston, for the sum of $40 deposited
| With the City Clerk. April l, 1888, for the
| purpose of securing the transfer of his
| restaurant license, the application for
which the said Roulston subsequently,
| Withdrew.
The reports were received.
The resolutions were severally adopted
by the felle wing vote, the yeas and nays
having been ordered and taken
Yeas-An the members present, nineteen
Q9) in number.
BY Alderman MAXWELL
Whereas, The act of April 4. 1893, regu-
lating elections, imposes additional duties