The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-09


COMMON CouNcIL Cry OF LAMBERTvILLE
-MoNTHIY MEETINe- Nay Z, 1877 Pres
ent-Arnett, Barron, Boozer, II. B. Ely, H..
D. Ely, Hunt, Rice, Jos. Smith, and Patrick
Smyth. 49, $500
Henry savage's petition for license to keep
restaurant, ale and beer saloon, in the I'd
Ward, signed BY seven freeholders, was taken
up and read.
Mr. Patrick Smysh moved the petition be
accepted and the license granted.
Mr.. II. B. Ely moved to amend, that the
petition be accepted, and the license not grant
ed. Agreed TO-
After relnenstrance against the granting of
the license, by Messrs. Il. b Ely. Rice. Arm
| ett and Jos. Smith, the license was refused
by the following vote
Ayes Barron, Boozer, Hunt and Patrick
Smyth, 4. Nays--Arnett II. B. Ely, ii. ID.
Ely. Rice, aud Jos. Smith, s.
Mr. Il. b. Ely moved that the Ordinance
entitled an " Ordinance to provide for Liceus-
ing and Regulating Wholesale Liquor Deal
ers in the City of Lambertyille,, be taken up
on I'd reading. Agreed to.
The Ordinance was then taken up read a
"a time, and considered by Sections.
Sec. l. MIR. Boozer moved to amend. to
strike out the words cor any porter, ale, lag
er beer, or any malt liquor, or any compost
tons of which any Of the said liquors Shall
form an ingredient" Lost. Also, !, except
such as shall be compounded, and intended
to be used as medicine
Lost.
Mr.. Boozer moved to amend, to insert the
words, " the sum of sixty dollars, in place
of :" the sum of fifty dollars.'' Lost
There being no further amendments, Sec.
was adopted as read
Sec. 2. aMr. Boozer moved to amend, to
strike out the word warrant" and insert
the word :" summons Lost.
No further amendments, Sec. 2 was adopt
ed as read.
Sec 8, 4, and were adopted as read.
Sec. q. MIR. Jos. Smith moved to amend, to
strike out the word 'sJune' and insert the
word July Agreed to.
No further amendments, Sec. was adopt
ed as amended
Sec. and s, were adopted as read.
Mr.. Boozer moved to refer the Ordinance to
the Laws and Ordinance Committee, with in
structions to have one insertion in the papers
before the Sd and final reading. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. Jos. Smith, it was taken
up on Sd and final reading, and passed as fol-
lows:
Ayes-Arnett, H. b. Ely, H. D. Ely, Rice
and Jos. Smith, 5. Nays-Barron, Boozer,
Hunt, aud Patrick Smyth, 4.
Mr. II. B. Ely moved that, after approval
by the Mayor the Ordinance be published in
both city papers, according to law. Agreed
to.
Mr. Jos. Smith moved that the Ordinance
providing for the issuing of "City Bonds, .
to be called . Bounty Bonds, = to the ar.cant
Of $l6,000.00, in sums Of one two, three and
five hundred dollars each, as most desirable,
bearing per cent. interest payable, April |,
and Oct l, each year, &C., as amended by.
the Laws aud Ordinance Committee, be tax
EN- up on I'd reading. Agreed to.
The Ordinance was read a ed time, consid-
cred by sections, and agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. II. b. Ely. it was taken
up on Sd and final reading and passed as fol-
lows
Ayes-Arnett, Boozer, II. B. Ely, II. D.
Ely, Rice, Jos. Smith, Patrick Smyth, r.
Nays--Bamon, Hunt, 2.
Mr. Jos. Smith moved that after approval
by the Mayor, the ordinance be published in
both city papers, according to law. Agreed
to.
Mr. Jos. Smith moved that the Ordinance
entitled, 9 A Further Supplement- to an 0rdi-
nance entitled, A Supplement to an Ordi-
nance to Control and Regulate the Police aud
prescribe their duties, passed April "a, 1872,
and also to one of similar title, passed June
Z, 1878, be passed by title on 1st reading and
be referred to the Laws and Ordinance Com
On motion the Street Committee were au-
thorized to advertise for proposals for remov-
al of garbage.
Mr.. Arnett, Chairman of Poor Committee,
moved that an order be drawn on the City
Treasurer, in favor of Geo. Prall Wilson for
$3.50 90 amount due for the month of May
So ordered.
Mr.. Jos. Smith, chairman of Small Shows
and Exhibitions Committee. reported having
licensed Pullman & Hamilton's London Sen
sation, May 2. Receipts--$1
Mr. II. B. Ely presented the following
TO the Honorable Tie President and Common
Council, city Of LapsbcrtJitie
GENTLEMEN We the undersigned, in ae-
cordance with instructions from the Board of
Trustees Of Public Schools, City of Lambert
vile, N. j., do most respectfully ask for the
following appropriations, for school purposes,
viz
Janitor for Hill School ......... $240. 90
Incidental expenses ............ 10000
Rent, for Coryel st. School House, 1880
Desks, and repairs. :. .s........s..s4 300. 100
Janitor for new school. ...........s $500
Balance on Sproat lot. 800. 90
Teachers salaries ............... 1912 90
Lightning rod. .....s........ s12l.00
Fuel. ...s.s .ss......ls, ,..5....s.s... 900 90