The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-08
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CoMMoN Council, Special Meeting, May
2, 1878-All the members present.
The proper officers were instructed to re-
new note in bank for $500.
! Messrs. Boozer, Greene and Bangchoff were
, M = ---s mittee to arrange With the
: aee1 ~ 'Os arly defining the meaning of
me contract Tor Supplying the city with wat
er, &c, as per requN st Of the Supt.
fatrick Reilly and oShn Kelly were nomi-
mated for police in the F.,st District. Reilly
received Z votes and Kelly fGreene and
AIoofe3. Reilly was declared ssctad
Gershom L. Akers was electso policeman
for the Second District and Edward Gregg
for the Third District, without opposl.iop.
James Lynch and Levi Reynolds were saua~
mated for Street Commissioner. Lynch re-
ceived votes and Reynolds (Gray. Greene
and Moore). Lynch was declared elected for
the ensuing year
An ordinance to repeal the ordinance re-
curing wholesale liquor dealers to take out a
license was presented and passed a first read
ing.
The salary of the police was fixed at 1925
each per month.
The Treasurer was authorized to borrow
5000 and credit it to the school fund.
COMMON CoUNoIL-- Monthly Meeting, Nay
6, 1s7s.-All the members present.
Mr.. Gullick offered a resolution that all pc
titions for licenses be taken up by Wards, he
ginning with the First Ward. Adopted.
The petition Of John Foran to keep an inn
and tavern in the First Ward, was read Re-
commended by John Maloy, Thos Clancy,
Henry H. Shultz. Michael Cariker, Henry A.
Goughan, Jas. Mangin, Jas. Sweeney, Mathew
Guillick, Michael Nolan, Pet. Guillck, Matth-
ew O'Connel VIM. Mcconnell, Jas. Callan,
John Callan, Thos. J. Barron.
Mr.. Gray objected to the granting of the liz
cense because he did not approve of the H.
conse system.
Mr. Green stated that among the objections
he had to granting this license was the fact
that it would work injury TO the laboring
man, whose wages were low, and who in such
times as these needed all the means he had
for the support of his family, while such plac-
es were the cause of leading him to spend his
money for drink. He also objected because
he did not think the applications had been le-
gally published according to ordinance.
Mr.. Moore objected upon the ground that
the applications for license had been publish
ed while the old ordinances were in force, and
therefore the names of those recommending
| a.. oil bav hna ba1
that the Council could not legally grant Ii
cense under the new ordinance to applicants
whose petitions were gotten up and published
before the new ordinance had gone into effect.
Dir. Larson also objected.
Forans license was granted by the follow
ing vote Ayes angchoff, Boozer, Bird,
Gulliek, and Sproat. Nays-Green, Gray,
LARSON, and Moore.
On motion of Mr.. Boozer, all application
for wholesale licenses were laid upon the table.
j. K. Zeigler's application for hotel Ii
cense was presented. signed by M. 8. Kline,
N. V. Skiman, Pat. Malone, John Hurley,
jeremiah Hurley, Jas. Lynch, VIM. Lynch,
Gabriel d. Hortman, Geo. Reinert, II. Il.
Smith, Geo NJ. Holcombe, Jonas j. Woman,
and Chas. Regain.
This license, Gas we'll as all that were pre-
sented) was objected to by Messrs. Gray
Greene, Larson and Moore.
The license was granted TO d.
g. W. Kitchin's application for a hotel Ii
ccnse was presented, signed by S. S. Husel-
ton, VIM. Malloy, Michael Kilroy, John Mas
terson, VIM. Williamson, John Kelley, Jacob
Williamson, Christopher L. Fisher, Ensign
Decatur, Saml. L. Martindell, S. v. Holden,
Robert H. Smith, and Jas. K. Brewster.
Granted by the same vote as before-5 to A.
Jas. Birds application for license was pre-
sented, recommended by s r. Huselton,
Abram Cray, Levi Reynolds, S. r. Martindell,
Johnston Holcombe, Edw. McDermott, Geo.
Bangchofl, Peter Smyth, Jas. Foran, Matth-
.ew Moonan, Matthew Masterson, VIM. Muir.
ply, and e. K. solfiday.
Granted--5 to 4.
cense recommended BY John Lambert, II. @.
Dilley, Geo. w Gaddis, Elisha H. Case, John
Mulaly, John Dilts, Patrick Cavany, VIM.
A. Naylor, John Dilts, Isaac N. .eech, Pat
rick Brown, John Carmody, VIM. Malloy,
was grantee, to A.
II. c. Savage's petition for license to keep
beer saloon was taken up. The license was
recommended by John Masterson, Geo. Rein
bert, H. L. Van Horn, Fl. e. Smith, NJ. B.
Kline, and Jas. Lynch. The license was grant
ed by avote of 5 to A.
Robt, II. Smiths petition for beer saloon,
at the corner of Union and Church SITS. was
presented, signed by Abram. Cray, w. L.
Smith, VIM. Williamson, Elisha H. Case, N.
V. Skilman, and ohnson Holcombe.
A remonstrance was presented by number
of persons doing business in that vicinity.
On motion Of Mr. Boozer, the petition of
Mr.. Smith was laid ON the table.
On motion, the hotel and saloon licenses
were fixed at $50 each.
The Treasurer's report for April was PIE
scented, of which the following is an abstract
MUNICIPAL FuND--REcEIPTs.
Note discounted ................. 81 400 81
Taxes paid, &C.. ........ 2f2 95
Due Treas: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ito 10
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