The Jersey City news., 1906-10-01

WErn, II Newark avenue, John Plew~
atzki, 1G8 Warren street; WladzslaH
" Wi.ezeltski, I2S Steuben street; Peter
SznEe0a. HOO Essex street; Isaac Cite
kon 315 Henderson streea; K6ndsuty
Mroezkonski, 96 Essex street; Charles
Katz, Ill Warren street; Frank jan
kosk 3343 Henredsn street; Bernard Me-
Guinness, 90 York street; Mandyslan
Tanc2ewski 213 Warren street; joe
Greco, 129 Steuben street; John Smos-
kiosk. las Steuben street; Michael PEN
lien, l69 Warren street; Prelag.a Rafin-
ski, ia Essex street; Samuel Steiner
l33 Morris street; Benjamin Reutzler. "a
Montgomery street; Mathew A. Lind
berry. "a Essex street
Second Ward--John Piockoski 1S0
avenue; Louis Hollander, 161 Pavonia
avenue; Stanislau Ruzczyke, 400 Hem
derson street; Nathan Able, 146 Payonia
avenue; Andrew SalkoWski, 566 Grove
street: John Frozmanki, 562 Grove street
Stephen Miller, 595 Henderson, street;
Henry Hanermann. 1873 Erie street.
Third Ward Konopka, 457
Hendersn street; Ignaz Cwiatkonski,
3z0H Sixth street; Her1nan Gizary
33612 Fifth street; Leo Frankesfeld.
39l Grove street; Roleslan Mikulski,
462 Henderson street; Raphael James,
32l First street.
Fourth Ward-John Nowicki, 10 Canal
tSAttts AMEualH AIOCHt ZJ0 Grand
street; Michael Salkowski, &c Canal
street; Morris Denstag, 367 Grand street
Anton Hilezarski, 26 Canal street
Martin Lotanis, 64 Canal street; Isadore
| Abramson, 271 Grand street; Jacob
Duszynski A Canal street.
Fifth Ward-Anselma Crisomini, 271
Railroad avenue; Andrew Mulkoski, 4S7
First street; Emil Weilbachin, 404 Mont
gomery street; William Laser, 3S7 Mon
mouth street, NJ. Wisenfeld, 357 Rail-
road avenue. PA Wayne street and
81 Railroad avenue; Stephen Olmel-
1 chcnski, 242 Wayne street; Max We.sed,
Jr., 256 Wayne street; Michael D'Amato.
80 Fifth street; Herbert Gibson, PAT
Wayne street; John Jakrizenski, 1S7
brunswick street; and NJ and T. Mango.
| o9l Fourth street.
Sixth Ward-Jacob Bollenbach, 32e
/ Johnston avenue.
| Seventh Ward-Vingo Benincasa.
1915 Boulevard.
Eighth Ward-Joseph FisheI, 361
i Jackson aVenu.
| Ninth Ward-F. C.--van Horn, 62S
Communipaw avenue; Joseph Freeman
l16 Duncan avenue; William H. Morris
4 666 Bergen avenue.
Tenth Ward-Thomas Chamberlain, 91
Broadway; Edward 1. Kojikonski, 1912
Newark avenue; Frank Slawensky, %
Walnut street.
| Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Applications for two ~ inn and tav-
ern. nine (9) wholesale liquor dealers,
fourteen Q4) beer bottlers and four hun
dred and twenty (420) restaurant Ii
censeS. tSee reports subsequently madel
Referred to Committee on Petitions
A remonstrance from residents, ETC.,
against the granting Of license for sale
Of liquor to Mary Higgins. at corner of
Coles and Sixth streets.
Ordered filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
DEES.
The Committee on Petitions reported
the following resolutions on applications
4 referred at this meeting:-
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep inns and
tayers, where spirituous, vinous, malt
and brewed liquors may be sold at the
Harry ]. Brag. TAO Grand street.
Sixth Ward.
| John Ctenger, 1186 Summit avenue,
Twelfth Ward.
Resolveds That licenses be granted to
the following named doing business at
the following named places to sell, fur
nish or supply spirituous, vinous, malt
and brewed liquors in bottles or packages
securely sealed or fastened, to persons or
families in dwellings in Jersey City
McArdle & Co., 10 Newark avenue. First
Ward; Drolich Bros, 260 Newark ave
nue., First Ward; Henry f. Drewes, 372
Communipaw avenue, Sixth Ward; Hen
ry F. Drewes, 118 Danforth avenue,
Seventh Ward; Henry f. Drewes, 9S
Monticello avenue, Eighth Ward; Estate
of Il. w. Guangiia, 421 Palisade avenue,
Eleventh Ward; Rudolph Reichuz, 437
Central avenue, Twelfth Ward.
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to bottle and sell
malt and brewed liquors. not to be drunk
on the premises, at the Following named
places in Jersey City
| Henry James, 766 Jersey avenue, Sec
ond Ward.
Columbia Brewing Co., foot of Bar
tholdi avenue, Seventh Ward.
I Herman Cordes, 473 West Side ave-
nue., Eighth Ward.
Henry f. Drewes, 9S Monticello ave-
1nue, Eighth Ward.
A. w. Gallagher, 415 Jackson avenue,
! Eighth Ward.
), ]; T. DOseher, $50 Bergen avenue,
Edward Wendt, 621 Ocean avenue,
Jacob Coos. 500 st. Paups avenue,
Tenth Ward.
| Nash & Meyer, 1T and 179 New York
Bavenue, Eleventh Ward.
I Bernard j. Reitze, 95 Prospect street.
Eleventh Ward.
| VIM. schunk, 3o1 New York avenue,
Eleventh Ward.
| Eugene Fuchs, III South street.
Twelfth Ward.
John Kuehlke, 80 Congress street,
Twelfth Ward.
Aug. Daisener, 513 Central avenue,
Twelfth Ward
Resolved, That licenses be granted to
the following named to keep restaur-
lants where spirituous, vinous, malt and
brewed liquors may be sold at the follow
ing named places in Jersey City
Ellen Reilly, So Hudson street
John Sweeney, 300 Washington street.
Albert Lubkens, 81 Montgomery street.
Daniel Leddy, $50 Henderson street.
1 Felix J. Lowe, 40 Montgomery street.
! Charles Jackson, 269 Washington
street
Thomas D. Galespit, 877 Henderson
street.
Henry Schriber, 21 Montgomery street.
| Daniel Carlos, IS Hudson street
| Andrew Sawickt, 174 Stuben street.
William P. O'Rielly 163 Morgan
street.
James Birmingham, 400 Grove street
Hefferman e Burke. 3S2 Henderson
| street.
Thomas f. Regan, rs Newark avenue
Hugh ]. Larkin, II Montgomery
street.