The Jersey City news., 1904-03-02
BOARD OF EXCISE COMMIs-
SIONERS.
(Of1eial Proeeedings.l

BOARD OF EXCISE COMMIS-
SIONERS.
(Ofheial Proceedings.)
Regular meeting of the Board of Ex-
else Commissioners of jersey City at tine
City Hall, Thursday, February Is, 1904
The roll was called at 10 o'clock Z. NJ.
Present-President Decker and Com
missioner Burke.
Absent Commissioner Connolly.
Mr.. John O'Brien presented his ap-
pointment by the Mayer as Excise Com
for the uneXpired term of VIM. j. Null
Inns, resigned Whereupon John o O'Brien
took his seat as Excise Commissioner
The minutes of the regular meeting of
January u, 1904, were approved as read.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS,
Petitions, etc, were presented, read,
received and disposed of as follows:-
The following communication, with
accompanying reports, were ordered
fled
Chiefs Office, Police Department,
Jersey City, y. j., Feb. II. 1904.
George W. Decker, Esq, President
Board of Excise Commissioners, City
Hall, Jersey City, n. j.
Dear Sir-Enclosed herewith you will
find reports from the various precinct
captains showing the condition of the
saloons in this city as to whether there
are back rooms, booths or stalls therein,
also reports showing women resort there
for the purpese of drinking.
Respectfully yours,
Chief of Police.
Petition of Bernard J. Heeney and
sixty-two others asking for the granting
of a restaurant license to Dennis Staple
ton at 3S2 Henderson street.
Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Remonstranees of NJ. LaweIski and
forty-two others and of Samuel Bush and
seven others against the granting of Il
restaurant license at 3S2 Henderson
street.
Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Applications for license to KEEP a res
taurant of Dennis G. Stapleton, at 3S2
Henderson street, First Ward, and of
Ilbi Ackerman, at lat Morgan street,
First Ward; and for transwer of restau-
rant licenses of Vladislaw Mirzlinsky to
l Provost street, First Ward; of William
81. Carter to Rountree and Odell, at 2IO
Newark avenue, Fifth Ward; and of
Martin H. Blank. to ATT Communipaw
avenue, Sixth Ward.
Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Applications for four "a restaurant
licenses and eight (Sl transfer of restau-
rant license.
(See reports subsequently made)
Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Claim of, Graham Bros, $35.25.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.
The following resolutions were report
ed by the Committee on Licenses on ap-
plieations referred at this and previous
meetings:
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named TO keep restaurants
where spirituous, vinous, malt and
lowing named places in Jersey City:
Davis Eingold, 172 Sixth street, Third
Morris ]. o'Brien, 242 Mercer street,
Finger & Muller, $40 Communipaw
avenue, Eighth Ward.
Tenth Ward
Samuel oshrin, 2o4 Duncan avenue,
Ninth Ward.
Resolved, That the Glowing described
restaurant licenses be transferred
No. All, John f. Eggers to +. G. Van
No. 623, John Mealey to Anthony
ooSe 10. 1888, F. W. Bleicher to Henry
10. 500, t. f. wolhaupt to John
No. 9s1, August Rigand to Thomas A.
No. 1,o1o, Frank j. Brennan to
George Beisner.
No. 1,016, Henry Strang, from 143
enth Ward
No. 276, John Connolly to Jeremiah J.
Nolan
The reports We're received.
The resolutions We're adoped by the
vote Of all the members present, three
~ in number.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Committee on claims:-
Resolved, That the sum of $35.25 be
paid to Graham Bros. for binding %
copies of minutes.
The resolution was adopted by the
vote of all the members present, three
90 in number.
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed of as follows:-
Resolved, That the services of Charles
E. Reynolds as Assistant Clerk of this
Board be and they are hereby dispensed
WITH to take effect on February ~,
1904
The resolution was adopted by the
vote of all the members present, three
(3) in number.
Charles e. Reynolds, Assistant Clerk,
protested against his dismissal and gave
formal notice of his intention to contest
the mater in he courts.
BY Commissioners Burke and adopted:
Whereas, complaint is made that a
kImber Of licensed saloons permit the
use of booths and maintain booths in
connection with their saloons, and
Whereas, the Mayor has requested
this Boar dto take action with view
to securing the removal of all such
booths and to prevent the maintenan, {
thereof in future therefore be il
Resolved, That the law department bs
and is hereby requested to present at
the nextsmeeting Of this Board proper
ordinance to accomplish the said pur-
pose, and be it further
Resolved, Thatathe inspectors of this
BOARD be and are hereby instructed to
notify all saloonkeepers maintaining such
booths te8 discontinue the same at once
upon penalty of revocation of their Ii
cense. nc IN gt
BY Commissioner Burke
Resolved. That warrants be drawn en-
the City Treasurer in favor of the fol-
lowing named persons in payment of
salaries for February, 1904, when due,
viz
q. w. Decker. II. F. Burke and T. P.
Connolly, Commissioners. $S3.33 each.
w. J. Mullins. Commissioner, $4S.S3
and John O'Brien. Commissioners. $34.5
J. H. Mclaughlin and VIM. Conarty,
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