The Jersey City news., 1906-12-10
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"a feet high, at 20 Gardner avenue.
John Sulkiewitcz extension, Sx14, l.
story, at 176 Steuben street.
NJ. Barker, extension, 12x12, at 1926
Grand street.
Charles Bergeman, 1-story extension,
{ 712xS1a and 10 feet high, at 81 Tuers
avenue.
vincenzo Lefanto, 1-stroy extension,
l4x14 and II feet high, and to raise
building at Is Center street.
Giordano Seerbo, to raise building at
400 Third street.
Ligui Attansio, to add one story to
frame building, at 139 Brunswick street.
Frank Armone, to raise building at 446
Second street,
Josephine Dinnise, to add one story
Ind extension, 12x12, at 539 Newark
avenue.
Robert Syring, lumber shed, 22x25 and
% feet high, at 346 Pavonia avenue.
Salvatore, Campanella, wagon shed, 16
40 and II feet high. at 416 Second
street
United Electric Co.. of N. J.. tempo
rary frame shed. 25x34 and II feet high,
at 344 Wayne street.
The report was received. The resolu-
ton was adopted by the following vote,
che. yeas and nays having been ordered
Yeas An the members present, 1s in
number.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolution on appli-
cations referred at this meeting:-
Resolved, That applications to peddle
goods, wares or merchandise in Jersey
City be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk uader the corporate seal of the
city to Nassib Abdelmar. Thomas A.
Crawford Nicholas Logan. William
Kelly. Theodore Cafatino and Theodore
Safatine licenses.
Resolved that license to keep an in
telli@enee cffice or employment agency
IN Jersey Citv be issued by the Mayor
and City Clerk under the corporate seal
Of the city to
Sarah Sinister. 100 York street.
Phaohe H is. 256 G owe street.
Resolved That license to keep iunls
shop at 40I Henderson street, in the
Third Ward of Jersey City be issued by
the Mayor and City Clerk under the cor
porate seal of the city to Harry Fried
man.
The reports we've received and the
resolution adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESO-
LUTON
The following resolutions were re-
po ed by Coamittlp on Paym Mt OF
Claims reseied at tHis meeting:-
By Committee on Baths and Armor
les
Resolved. That the sum of So be paid
to Public Service Corporation of Y. j.,
for gas at Armory, September, 1906.
BY Committee ON District Courts:-
solved, That the following claims
be paid
$40 to Fannie A Braden, for services
assistant clerk, First District Court,
October, 1906.
indexing records, First District Court,
October. 1906.
ST to Joseph locke for services as
eonstahle. Second District Court, Octo-
Der 1906,
so to b. r Maroon. for services as
deputy clerk. First District Court, Oc-
s27 to John Masker. for services as
constable, First District Court, October,
S27 to Frank Meyer, for services as
magshal' First District Court, October,
$13.2o to William j. Sheridan. for ice
at, Second District Court May Is to Oc-
tober Is, 1906
By Committee on Decoration Day and
Fourth of july
Resolved, That the following claims be
$50 to New York Rav Cemetery Co.
for care Of Veterans Plot, November,
1903. to November 1905.
$50 to New. York Bay Cemetery Co,
for care of Veterans Plot. November.
1905, to November, 1906.
By Committee on 'Elections:-
Resolved That the sums of $436 and
1913 be paid to Albert Datz Co., for
primary ballots. September 25, 1906.
BY Committee on Laws on Ordi-
nances:-
Resolved, That the following claims
$3.50 to George H. Piercy, for re-
pairs. &c, to wagon of Inspector of
Buildings.
$3.50 to Hoboken Observer for pub
HshIng ordinance to regulate blasting.
S25 to I. W. Teake. for board of horse
Of Inspector of Buildings, October, 1906
$50 to Resnick and Manus, for return
of building permit fee.
The resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays hay-
ing been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-All the members present. 13 in
number.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Ihe Following entitled ordinance was
presented by Alderman Sweeny. and the
same was read, received and laid upon
the table viz:--
GERS 4os-0AA
Resolutions were presented, received
and disposed of as follows
BY Alderman Wier and adopted
Whereas The noises occasioned by
vehicles rattling over Belgian and other
stone payements in front of hospitals,
adds much to the sufferings and discom-
fort .of the patients therein; and
Whereas Much annoyance and inter-
ruption is caused TO teachers and schol-
ars by reason of the above, now there
fore, be it
Resolved, That the Street and Water
Board be and are hereby requested to
have noiseless pavements laid down in
front of hospitals and schools, wherever
practicable, in lieu of stone pavements.
By Alderman Graef and adopted:-
Whereas On the 17th day Of October.
1906, the Board of Finance passed
resolution providing for the issue Of
bonds of the city to the amount of sixty
one thousand {S61 000) dollars as a re-
newal for a bond issue Of the city which
becomes due and payable November !.
Whereas On said date the said Board
Of Finance did further adopt resolu-
tion fixing the form Of bonds ka b. ss-
sued e< renewal; ara