The Jersey City news., 1904-03-02

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Inspectors, SS3.a3 each, and C. q.
Reynolds, Assistant Clerk. S41 .66.
The resolution was adopted By she
vote OF all the members present, three
~ IN number.
%, 1904.
Adjourned regular meeting of the
Board of Excise Commissioners of Jer-
sey City, at the Assembly Chamber, City
Han, all Thursday, February o2lt 1909
p. NJ - -
Present-All the members Of the
Board excepting Commissioners Gon<H
nelly.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS,
ETC.
Petitions were presented. received
and disposed of as folloWs:Z
Application of Louis Rosenwode for
a restaurant license at 297 Central ave
Referred. to Committee on Petitions.
Application for two ~ restaurant
and three 81 transfers of restaurant
licenses. tSee reports subsequently
made.)
Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Petition of Morris Brown. asking for
| permission to present a new application
Tor restaurant license at BIG HendeF-
son street, stating that he viii observe
the laws of the State and the ordinances
OF Jersey CITY,. etc, was fled and per-
mission granted
Communication from Joseph II. Nc.
Laughlin, Excise Inspector. stating that
| he had visited the saloon at 29I Hem
derson street, January %, 1904. and
i round therein two curtained booths
which he ordered the owner (McDer-
mott to have removed; that he again
visited the same place February %.
1909, and found that the booths had
been removed, was presented, read and
ordered filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COM
/ MITTEES.
| Fhe Committee on Petitions reported
the following. resolutions on applications
referred at this and previous meetings
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep restaurants
| Where spirituous. vinous malt and brew
| ed liquors may be sold at the following
named places in Jersey City
-. Thomas Devine, 40 Gregory street,
| First Ward.
John Gallagher, 77s Jersey avenue.
| Second Ward
Resolved, That license be not granted
| TO lib Ackerman to keep restaurant
| at 141 Morgan street. in the First Ward.
| Resolved. That warrant be drawn on
| the City Treasurer in favor of IIbi Aek-
erman for the sum of $1o3.70, being for
return OF restaurant license fee paid jan
uary ~, 1904, less cost of ADVERTISING
| Resolved, That the following described
restaurant licenses be transferred
| No. 242, Tony Myloski to Max Weisel,
| Jr.
No. S07, Martin F. Carey to Frederick
| Weber
No. 5o4, George Clelame to Rudolf
No. 996, Staneslam Moozbinsky from
1O7 Morgan street to Provost street.
First Ward
Resolved, That the following describ-
| ed restaurant licenses be not transferred:
No. 661, William H. Carter to Roun-
tree and OdeI e6
| Resolved, That a warrant be drawn on
| the City Treasurer in favor of Rountree
and Odell for the sum of $2450, being
| for return of restaurant transfer fee, less
! cost of advertising
MISCELLANEOU BUSINESS.
BY the President. and adopted
| Resolved, That the Inspectors of this
| Board are hereby directed to make
complete and thorough canvass of the
saloons reported by the Chief of Police
as having objectionable rooms, booths,
| etc. and that the owners of said sa-
looms be notified that unless the same
be removed forthwith their licenses will
! be revoked by this Board.
| Resolved, That any person now or
| that may be hereafter licensed. who
shall maintain any enclosure or room
| that shall not be at all times open and
exposed to view shall, upon complaint,
! and after a hearing has been first grant
| ed to said person, shall have his or her
! license revoked.
| BY Commissioner Burke
Resolved, That Daniel Egan be and
is hereby appointed as Assistant Clerk
to this Board at a salary of $500 per
annum, to be paid monthly said APP
pointment to take effect on March 1,
| 1904
The resolution was adopted By. the
following vote. the yeas and nays hav-
ing been ordered an dtaken:-
Yeas-All the members present, three
in number.
On motion of ConmissioIere Burke
the Board then adjourned bsa sloef
MICHAEL j. 0'DQNNELL,
City Clerk.