The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-08-26
by Authorlty,l
an ORDTN1NHE

| To make appropriations and levy tax for tn
year 1885.
The Inhabitants Of the City Of Ldmbertrue do oridin
SIC /. That the following appropriations b
| made for the current year 1856
| LIST To pay the County Tax, So. 1893 o
| I'd. To pay the State School Tax 1925 o
| I'd, To pay for the support the Public
| Schools of the city, 1900 o.
4th. To pay for the support Of the
9th. TO pay for lighting the Streets and
| repairs to Lamps. 300 OF
| 9Th To pay for the repairs and the inn
proyement Of the Streets, ,53s %
| 7ih. To pay for the support of the Fire
Department and Water Supply, 900 o,
Sth. 10 pay for Police Expenses, $50 Ol
9th. 10 pay Tor Salaries and Fees, 1900 On
10th. To pay for the support of the Board
ofiiealth and contingent expenses, 900 OF
s22,i47 ?,
For the contingent expenses and for such sums
of money above appropriated Ms the rates laid by
this ordinance fail to produce, and for deficiencies
In the collection Of taxes, there is hereby appro-
priated the poll and dog taxes of the present year
md all moneys aeeruing to the treasury from the
other sources whatever, not otherwise appropria-
ted or belonging to any fund.
SEC. .. That there be and is hereby appropria-
ted for the purpose Of making permanent I'M
provements of the streets of the city the further
sum of five thousand dollars las authorized by
ordinance passed August 4, 1884, or as much
thereof as the Commissioners for permanent inn
provement of the streets may recommend and
the Council approve, together with the unex pend
ed balance of appropriations of the year 1884
(sli6i.7I. as authorized by ordinance passed July
q, 1885, and that one thousand dollars thereof be
paid ON the first day OF October, 1886 with yearly
interest, and that hereafter there be put In the
tax levy of each year provisions for the payment
of one thousand dol iars per annum until the
whole is paid an that the obligations of the city
be issued therefor as the same may he needed to
draw the least rate of interest for which the same
can be negotiated
SIC. 3. That to raise the revenue necessary TO
provide for the appropriations made in section
FIRST the tax rate for the current year 1885, sha II
be at the rate of eleven and one-half mills to the
dollar, being one dollar and fifteen cents to one
hundred dollars OF valuation and shall be levied
and collected ON persons aud ratables as follows.
LIST. For the County Tax, three and three-quas-
ter mills TO dollar.
ID. For the State School Tax, two and three
quarter mills.
sd. For the supper, of the Public Schools of tn Q
9Th For the support of the Poor one-half mill to
the dollar.
9th. For lighting the Streets and repairs TO
Lamps thrce-quarters of one mill TO the dollar.
9th. For repairs and improvements of the Streets
three-quarters of one-mill TO the dollar.
7th. For the support of the Fire Department,
Police expenses, for the payment of salaries and
fees, and Tor al other contingent expenses. two
mills to the dollar.
The State Poll Tax TO be one dollar
The tax ON dogs to be two dollars each.
SEC. 4. That this Ordinance shall take effect
Immediately after It's publication according to
law.
Passed August 10th, 1885.
JAMES II. CALLAN,
President of Common Council.
Attest ;-GEo. NJ. 1IoLcoMnE, JR., City Clerk.
r. MCDOWELL, Mayor.
August 10, iss5.-Pr's fees. $50.