The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-07-08

Total, sle2s 10
BY payments,at sss Ie,1a,.i,a - soaa.as 1925 90
Balance on hand, 1908 10
-
nousrr gusp.
R. sss isa assT Ta Max sss%sa sc g
s22s os
Bounty Fund. $4,000 90
Municipal 1000 90
Nete.t D<ff sri lHslt - ss- kSi III 1,00oi00
School Debt. a4lis tsEs.ssaf pa AS 90
.1I4f.N ax Tofai asbt, a.1sM - ,ssl,s55 %
| On motions the report was received and.
filed.
| Mr. Cooley, of the Finance Committee,
said that it appeared from the Treasurer's re-
port that the municipal fund was quite low,
but the Tax Receiver had informed him that
he thought he should be able to collect enough
taxes i il day e tyg e meet tAe S current ex
/ Mr.. Smith, from the Ordinance Committee,
to which had been referred an ordinance to
restrain and prevent the running at large Of
horses, mules, cattle, swine, sheep, geese,
diclss, &c, reported an ordinance to that
effect, which was taken up on its second read
ing.
/ Mr., Brown (Mrs Ely in the chair) moved to
AMEND byezeppdng.cattlc from its proyiS
ions frornn sriiIise to sunset, Unless fcnntp ii
mischief
Mr.. Cooley said the state law passed at the
late session of the legislature prohibited their
running at large at any times and 1Lcl had no
doubt it could and would be enforced, even If
the amendment was made part of the ordin-
ance.
The amendment was carried, but the ordin-
aqeeswas lest,oA. tl,e metipp to- pass it, 10 4
third rsshshaEy q ~IRnU -lUsJsng9f =
Committee had been directed to draw up an
ordinance for putting in a sewer on Bridge
street, but the City Solicitor had informed
him that notice of intention to put In such
sewer must first be advertised.
Or. motion. the Clerk was DIRECTED tQ giye.
sy Nsii. Ps Y, .!.l 4 t.'s.l
Mr. Moore from the Committee on Streets,
to whom was referred petition for paving,
reported RECOMMENDING, ithe, spayipg of the
south side of Swan st., between Main and
Franklin, with either a plank walk, flag stone
or brick
Mr.. Moore offered an ordinance to pave
Swan st3 befseen Mid ea6d Ffwfrn. It
passed first reading stltle and vas refer
red to the Street Committee.
The payroll of the Street Commissioner
for May, % days work, amounting to $55,
was presented and ordered paid.
,Bhl offJosebh Febey, ss.bosffof depaihns
cart, was presented. Mr., Brown stated that
Mr.. Smith had also claimed payment for
the same koIls. They bad beep finl partner
ship, and there was some difficulty. It was
ordered that the bill be paid provided both
parties receipt for the money.
Mr.. Moore said thesastsation of the Street
Committee had been called to the condition
Of Main street, above the Alexsauken Creek.
The Street Commissioner had estimated that
It wquis oOsst as f 900 tgs in
! At this point Mr.. Gregg appeared and took
his seat
sMr, Smith mored that the Street, Gqplmiss
s6beaR undsrF Il llss slissctionNof tho s6Aeet
both above sudBaits &c aisaljkaaiep bridge,
provided the expenses does not exceed $3.50.
| Carried.
Mr. Brown said that Mr.. Kennard wished
he line ysessi HIN for width Of paveihsnt on
| Union St. Other pavements were 8 #. wide
and the ordinance required 10 #. Referred to-
ssrgef EbaHnttes t6 81 fxeds6y them accord.
| ing to their best Judgment.
The following bills were ordered paid:
: ]. F. sBoezsr OIL globes, &C., szarin &7s4s
| Gas hill for June. $3.50
& Psrsoa pratip eg;a s9a sdysEtsins 47s g
&. w. Kitcliin, boarding poor in April, 1900
HS ssss,s gvl9s gE39s sss $a q
prisoners, @ 25c-, 40
Mesgsy Npcgs and qfsggcbiss stosRsy-
| ing Csc per meal for board Of prisoners.
Messrs1 BrswnI and ELY said the rate was
fixed by ordinance. -
y Iyceun Association i rent TO July, 1878
The police bills for monthly ssrwiocsswore
'I Bill Of Sc for'badss f0t chisf Police, was
referredgto Commit City Property DIS