The Jersey City news., 1906-11-07

Barber q leenses), joseph Geeio, r. ].
Alien. Chas. Haiber. James Lynch, Ed
ward A. Shire, James Barber, Clement
RuDino, Henry Y. Gilman. .Ir., Isaac
Stein, GTaeamo Primo, Harry Vein
S lin, Chas VI Molkenheimer Joseph Be
nero, Jacob Wittersshien, Jr., Giuseppe
Celentano, Elias Snllileizer. Thomas Ban
non, Dominica AIarno, VIM. Penders,
Henry Ahrens, Edward Manning, Mat
teo Renen. Louis Crespin, Rafael Tor
raeo, Isaac Weinreieh and George
Bollial.
be issued by the Mayor and City Clerk
under the corporate seal of the City
20 e. g. Wolbert and Wesley Mae
Donald.
Resolved That licenses as public
PLorters he issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk under the corporate seal of the
city to William Odel and Michael Alex
Resolved, That licenses as pawnbrok-
ers located a the following named places
IN Jersey City be issued by the Mayor
and City Clerk, under the corporate seal.
of the city, to the following named per-
sons on their giving the bond required by
law
Simon Mayer % Newark avenue.
III. BabeIiin, 5S6 Newark avenue
Resolved, That licenses to keep junk
shops at the following named places III
Jersey City be issued by the Mayor anl
City Clerk, under the corporate seal OF
the city, to the following named per-
sons:
Go Mirola. 12e Fremont street,
Andrew Gavaiiien 10 Centre Street; Al
fred Turdi, 4e4 Seventh street; Angelo
Meluso. 5 Brunswick street; Vicenzo Di
Ienardo, 3g1 Railroad avenue; Frank
Coltey, 43O Montgomery street; Samuel
Leyeson, 464 Grand street; Frank Do
nato, 2S5 Wayne street. and John Fur
iati. Al First street.
Resolved, That a license as bill poster
be issued BIZ the Mayor and City Clerk
under the corporate seal OF the city. u
j +. g. Bill Posting Company.
The report was received and the .ese-
luton adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY RESO-
LUTON.
The following claims We're reported by
Committees in payment of claims referr-
ed at this neeting:-
By Committee on Aims
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid
$15 to James J. Merrity, fer burial Of
out door poor.
S245 to VIM. j. Moran, for burial of
out door poor to August 4, 1906:
$3.50 to n. I. d n. j. Tel Co., for
tolls at Office Of Overseer5of-the-Poor to
May 81, 1906.
BY Committee on Baths and Ar1nories:
Resolved, That the following claims
be paid
$3.T5 to Public Service Corporation of
n. j.. for gasAlt Armory, July, 1906.
+ $4204 to United Electric Company of
n. j.. for electric lighting at Armory,
July 1906
By Committee on District Courts
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid:=
S85 to james N. Braden, for indexing
records, First District Court, july, 1906
$50 to Fannie a. Braden, for services
IS assistant clerk, First District Court
Sc to John Il. sIasker, for services
1906.
S26 to Frank Meyer. for services as
Marshal, First District Court, July,
By Committee on Elections:-
Resolved, That the sum of $50 be paid
to w. R. Kett, for rent of place, Fourth
District First Ward, general election
1905.
81 Committee on Laws and ordi-
The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City, by the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners for and on behalf Of tbs
municipality of said city, do ordafn as
Follows
Section L That the Baker Castor Oil
Company be and is hereby permitted to
erect and maintain shipping platforms
with roof covers, on structure heretofore
built and at present occupied by them as
fOllOWs:--
between Greene street and Washington
street, platform to extend along side Of
building and to be one hundred and ten
feet ll0) long, four feet six inches a
feet 6 inehes) wide and four feet six
inches a feet 6 inches) high.
End. On the. east side of Washington
street, between Bay and Morgan streets,
platform to extend along side of build
ing and to be forty-five as feet) feet
long, eight 6 feet) feet wide and four "a
feet high, and the detail of which is
more particularly shown in plans now on
file in the office of The CLERK of this
Board; the roofs of said platforms may
be of sufficient height to permit of easy
headroonl, and both platforms and roofs
shall be substantially and securely at
tach ed to side " alls of building.
Section 2. The platforms herein au-
thorized shall be so built as to leave a
sidewalk four 81 feet wide in the clear
from edge Of curb to. edge. of platforms,
WhIch said sidewalk is to be paved IN a
manner suitable for pedestrians and
maintained for all time at the expense
furnished on account Of contract No.
1886 conformably To Chapter pit of the
Laws of 1896 for improvement of Tenth
street, from Jersey avenue to Monmouth
street.
Resolved. That $500 be paid to ].
Roosevelt STANLEY, on account of com
Ttcat No. 1867 for construction Of a re-
lief sewer in Jackson avenue, Union
street, Claremont avenue, Garfield ave
nue., Carteret avenue, thence to tidewater
OF New York Bay.
Charge Special Appropriation, this
Improvement
Resolved. That the sum Of $25 be paid
to T. w. Leake, for board OF horse Of
INSPECTOR of Buildings July, 1906.
sIhe resolutions were adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays 9ay-
Ing been ordered and taken:--
+ Yeas-All the members present, ex-
cepting Alderman Rowland. who voted
in the negative Fifteen (15l in number.
MISGHI4 4LAgS Fs0IIS BUSINESS
On motion Of Alderman Wief tIle fol-
lowing entitled ordinance was taken
from the table for consideration wiz
An ordinance to regnlate blasting.
The ordinance was read considered
and then passed by the following vote,
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and IN KEN