The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-20

hnish up business anu Auloutn s'.se 1so.
After reading the minutes, Mr. Guiliick
offered resolution extending the thanks Of
the Council to the President, ". H ~
Wetherill, for the able, courteous aud o'gni-
fled manner 10 which he has presided over the
Council during the past year. Adopted
Mr. Kilroy offered resolution Of thanks
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NJ smith 80 ch.;rman 81 tho Finance
ooD,,,,.ta ra,,or,oa ,,,e followinv
Tha F;nanca oorom;,tea renort that since
last meeting Of Council $500 has been loaned
90 behalf ON the city from the Amwell bank
ms o lakes tne oSk Zoe oeo. ~ wy paesss
vsa,.y.a rs3noton af $500 The whole bonded
and bank debt of the city now stands at
$40, 400 as against SIG 300 at the same period
,as. year. oeng teuuc''on r1 - svn 9TH 81
INN made in taxes of aver g.. 900 more. con-
stitutes record with which we have good
reason to be satisfied, and in closing our term
~ ~. olioe .ne ana"oo oosnansee &c s atsi
etf,rts and o,,r fsl,n,y citizens generally unon
the now prosperous condition Of the city.
The Street Committee reported recommend
ing the granting oil permission to the Tele-
phone company to put UP poles The RECON-
mendaton was left for the new Council to act
upon.
On motion the Council adjourned sine die
g.,
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REMARKS.
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rtes'uens oi You ici'' anu ne was uaau'iuous's
elected.
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mot.
Sanitary-Finney, Miller and Horn
Public Schools-Miller, Horn and Finney.
City Property-Wilmot, Guillick and
Finger.
Police-Guillick, Miller and Meck.
Market-Melliek, Guillick and Solliday.
(Alr. Mellck subsequently declined to serve
GU the Market committee aud Mr. Miller was
su6stiiuted.)
On motion, the Council proceeded 10 the
nomination aud election OF officers.
For CITY Treasurer, .. IL. Huselton ana II.
b. Ely We're nominated. Mr.. Huselton re-
ceiyed six votes aud MIR. ELY three. Mr. H.
was declared elected.
For Receiver OF Faxes, A. D I. Scarborough
was elected over Chas. Schuihaus, by the vote
6to ..
For City Surveyor Martin Coryeil was
elected over L. b. Fidler by the same vote
| For City Solicitor, Samuel r. Perry was
chosen over =. a. Skillman, by the same vote:
Michael kilroy was elected Pound Keeper.
The following were elected policemen,
without opposition
! LIST Ward-John Kelly, votes.
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