Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1883-05-10

| item NO. 4U 10 llEdliS q OUmpduy, 1ul
red silk braid furnished the engrossing
clerk, house of assembly, session of
eighteen hundred and eighty-three, three
dollars,
Item No. Al. To George S. Smith, for SER
vices as clerk to the committees on judi
ciary and revision of the laws, per resolu-
ton OF the house of assembly, three hum
dred dollars, 500
Item No. AZ 10 Frank Bell, for services as
assistant clerk Of the honse of assembly,
session of eighteen hundred and eighty
three, per resolution of the house Of as
sembly, one hundred and fifty dollars, $50
Item No. 49, To William E. 0iConnor, for
services as clerk to the committee on
charges of bribery preferred by Mr.. Arm
itage, per resolution Of the house of as
sembly, fifty dollars, so
Item No. A. 10 William f. O'Connor, for
services as clerk to the committees on
municipal corporations, and corporations
of the house of assembly, per resolution
Of the house of assembly, three hundred
dollars, 300
| Item No. IS. To Louis c. Gosson, j. p,
for attendance upon the committee
| charges of bribery preferred by Mr.. Arm
itage, and services, swearing the wit
nesses, etc, ten dollars, 10
| item No. 46. TO Michael Hurley, for serving
subpenas in the Bond-Wildrick contested
election case, payment of witnesses,
| travelling expenses, etc, by order of the
committee on elections, house of assem-
| bly,, cighty-two dollars, 81
| Item No. AZ. To Thomas F. Fitzgerald, for
contested election case, payment of wit
ness fees, travelling expenses, etc, by or
der of the committee on elections, house
OF assembly, ifty-nine dollars twenty
cents, SO
| Item No. 4s. To Western Union Telegraph
| Company, for kilograms sent for commit
tee on elections, house of assembly, in
the Bond-Wildrick election case, eleven
dollars ifty-eight cents, II
| Item No. 40. To Martin R. Dennis, for
printing circulars for the bi-centennial
celebration of the Legislature, fifteen dol
lars. Is
Item No 50. To John L. Murphy, for
printing order of exercises and admis-
sion tickets for the bi-centennial celebra-
tion of the legislature, twenty-five dollars, %
Item No. 81. To j. II. Peterman, for mu-
steal services at the governors reception,
b-centennial celebration of the legisla-
ture, seventy-fve dollars, Is
Item No. 81. To A. Winkler, for services of
Winkler's seventh regiment band, at Tay-
orOpera House, at the bi-centennial eel
ebration of the legislature, ninety dollars, 90
Item No. So. To the bi-centennial commit
tee for cash paid for postage, stationery,
kilograms, clerk hire, ETC., sixty dollars
and eighty-two cents, go
Item No "a To Charles Engel for dinners,
refreshments, railroad fare, etc., for the
bi-centennial celebration Of the iegisla-
ture, one hundred and seventy dollars, 40
Item No. 55 To c. Braasch, for carriage
hire for the bi-centennial celebration Of
the legislature, sixteen dollars, 16
for the use of Taylor opera house for the
bi-crntennial celebration of the legisla-
ture, one hundred dollars, 100
Item No. 81. To F. S. Katzenbach & Co.,
for nails, scraDer, marking-pot, brush,
ETC., furnished the document clerk Of the
house of assembly, two dollars and eighty
five cents, Q
Item No. IS. To the Jordan Stationery
Company, for stationery furnished the
house of assembly, session of eighteen
hundred and elghty-three, one thousand
and forty-seyen dollars and twenty-five
cents, 1,047
Item No. 50. To the Jordan Stationery
Company, for stationery furnished the
house OF assembly, session OF eighteen
hundred and eighty-three, six hundred
and seventy-seyen dollars and eighty-fve
cents, 6T7
Item No. go. To ingalls, & Co., for station
cry furnished the speaker of the house o.
assembly, session of eighteen hundred
and eighty-tbree, sixty-two dollars, 50
Item No. g.. To the Jordan stationery Com
pany, for stationery furnished the house
of assembly, session Of eighteen hundred
aud eighty-three, one hundred and fifty
dollars and seyenty-fve cents, 150
Item No. 81. I Jordan Stationery Compa-
ny, for stationery furnished the house of
assembly, session OF eighteen hundred
and eighty-two, ffty-oEe dollars and thir-
ty cents, 81
Item No. 6S. To John L. Murphy. for print
ing tickets for Hon Mr.. Wrght's lecture,
by order of the committee, session o.
eighteen hundred and eighty-three, eight
dollars, 81
Item No a. To Robert Bond, for expenses
and counsel fees in the contested election
case of Bond versus Widrick, one hun
dred dollars, 100
item No. 65. To Cornelius j Donovan, for
ty-fve Collars, =S- 49, ' 25
Item No. GO. To C. II. Benson, for services
in opening the sessions of the legislature
with prayer. during the session of eighteen
Irrtd rfi and nifrbt fhran in 1iar. of oil
other allowances, as per item No. 81. fifty
dollars, so {
Item No. 81. To w S. snyder--the sum of
six hundred dollars for services as assist
ant engrossing clerk of the senate, session
of eighteen hundred and eighty-three, 600 [
Item No. Is. To Jerome B. Griggs, the sum
of six hundred dollars for services as as
sis;ant engrossing clerk of the house of
assembly. session of eighteen hundred
and eighty-three provided, however, that
the compensation so allowed shall be in
lieu Of all compensation to said assist
ant engrossing clerks of the senate and
house. 600
Item No SO. To William T. Hunt, for servi-
ces as assistant secretary opening sessi n
of senate, ten dollars, 10 {
Item No. 70. To George Wurts, for services
as secretary of senate, opening session,
ten dollars, 10 {
Item No. II. To j. V. Aliiertson, for servi-
ces as assistant sergcant-at-arms, opening
session, twenty dollars, 20
Item No. I2 To DAVID Hickman, for servi-
ces as doorkeeper, opening session, ten
dollars, 10 {
Item No. 7s. TO John L. Murphy for sta
tionery furnished secretary Of senate, one
hundred and eighty dollars and seventy
three cents, $50 /
Item No a To John L. Murphy, for sta
tionery, etc, furnished sergeant-at-arms
of senate. two hundred and eghty-two
dollars and nnety-three cents, 2S2 {
Item No. Is. To john L. Murphy, for bill
flies furnished the senate, sixty-one dol
Item No &c. To John L. Murphy, for sta
lion ny tLrn e. el sing ,Ierk OF ssn-
ate, seventeen dollars and five cents, II
Item No. II. To John L. Murphy, for sta
tionery furnished senate on order of the
president, one hundred and eighteen dol
lars and eighty-fye cents, lis
Item No. Is. To John L. Murphy, for sta
tionery furnished engrossing clerk Of SEN
ate, two hundred and ffty-nine dollars
and forty-ive cents, 259 4
Item No. 70. To John L. Murphy, for sta
tionery furnished secretary of senate, one
hundred and twenty-three dollars and
fifty cents, 12S
Item No. 50. To Jay & Neale, for oil, one
dollar, {
Item No. ST. To Mary E. Lee, for washing
towels for senate, twenty-five dollars, %
Item No. 81: To Frank H. Huber, page, for
extra services as bill clerk of senate, one
hundred and fifty dollars, $50
Item No. SO. To John I. Ray, for cleaning
cuspadores and water closets in senate,
sixty dollars, 60
Item No. 81 10 Charles B. Hindle, page,
for extra services as assistant to journal
clerk, one hundred dollars, 100
Item No. s5. To Goldsborough g. Co., for
stamp for speaker Of house OF assembly,
twelve dollars, u
Item No. So. To Knight & Knight, for fer-
vices as stenographers reporting the tes-
timony and proceedings before the special
court Of the house Of assembly of New
Jersey TO investigate attempted bribe-
~ by ex-speaker Egan of Assemblyman
Armitage, one hundred and seventy-fve
dollars and eighty cents, IT'S
2. And be i enacted, That this act shall tai
effect Immediately.
Approved March %, 1883.
CHAPTER CXXyL
An act for the classification of boroughs and inco
porated villages of this state for the purposes
municipal legislation In relation thereto