Bridgeton pioneer., 1888-09-20

the big batch of bills, the following
being the complete list
j. Howard Willets, viewing body, 5 90
d. G. Brooks, committee services, 900
b. b. Elwen, viewing bridge, 2O)
Francis Seeley carpet and mating, C. H., 10 p
David D. Orr, Strongtown bridge. re-
pairs. 461 81 |
Isaac A. Dubois, Com. viewing bridges. so
Chas. W. Hunt, headstones. IS 90
Jacob Richmond, viewing bridges, 975
]. P. Richards, viewing bridges, Com, $50
johnson Hancock, articles for jail. IS 50 |
Francis Seeley, cocoa mating, % 81
d. B. & W. G. Whitaker, labor & material, so 13 |
Jarvis K. Mulford, whitewashing bridge, 10 90
J. T. White, committee services, 80 62
Pierce & CARL, Office chair, s 80
NJ. NJ. Davis. work on bridge. plank, 81 26
Jos. Sutton, lumber and labor, 357 SO
]. B. Anderson. viewing bridges COM
rnittee services, 400
Chas. Sparks. castings and repairs, IL 90
s. E, McGear g. Bro, blankets, 45O
". B. Trenchard, law books, committee
services, 20 60
Thos. S. Shaw, committee services. % 90
Morning star Co.. advertising, 13 50
l. F. Barnes, Coroner, services, 13 9S
&. P Ott, lumber; 6 20
X. F. Ayars, costs of arrest, u 81
W. H. Townsend viewing bridges, 50 90
Jas. r. Hustled, painting bridges, 10 80
Smith s. Conover materials, 775
JOS. Moore. Coroner, services, % 26
X. +. Ayars. removal to asylum, II 90
Joseph Arnold, clothing, 10 65
Harris Ogden removal to asylum, II 50
G. P. Ott viewing bridge, Com. services, 8 90
Ware Il Ernest, materials, 25 70
Morris Bacon, committee services, 16 03
Sam. Flanagan, work on bridge, 26 Il
Telephone Co., placing telephone, 20
Geo. W. MCGOWAN, adv. and blanks, is 90
j. NJ. Shough viewing bridge, 90
j. B. Efreth, advertising. 20 Is
Millville, ,st ward election bill. rs so
+" Sd "a 90
+" 4th 25 50
:" I'd ward election board, % 50
G. III. Nickel, committee services, IA 90
7. Hand, 20 co
HI Ogden, removal to insane asylum, II 50
Ordered paid, less Sl.225.
s. Robbins, lumber and labor, 191 II
BENZ. +. Shaw support and discharge of
prisoners, 515 so
Trenchard s. Crickler. repairing bridge, 10
Frank Lore, cleaning Court House, etc., 3 80
Pierce & CARL, furniture and repairs, 256 81
The Aims House Trustees were auth
orized to draw upon the County Col
lector for 81, 500.
The Committee on Discharge OF Pris.
onerS was authorized to instruct the
Judge to remit the costs in the case of
William Smith confined in the Jail.
Mr.. Townsend presented petition
from vessel owners and others, request
| ing the Board to put a draw in the Di-
viding Creek bridge. Mr.. Townsend
asked for committee of five to inves
tigate the matter, but motion that
the request be granted was lost.
Bill of Charles r. Scull for painting
interior and exterior of the Court
House and the exterior of the Sheriti's
house, in the sum OF $66400 was
ordered paid Also another bill pre-
sented by the same gentlemen in sum
of SIS 25.
| The resolution of Mr. Anderson
/ which was carried in the morning, call
ing for reconsideration of the vote
/ upon the resolution passed at Port
! Elizabeth, relating to the forbidding
/ the use of the Court House for other
! than official business OF the county,
was next brought up. The vote was
| taken on the original resolution named
above, aud it was sustained.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw, the commit
! tee having in charge the repairing of
the Port Elizabe1 Ii bridge was auth
orized to draw upon the Collector for
$500 with which TO pay the bills.
A knotty question then presented it
self before the Board. Nh Trenchard
spoke of the many ballot boxes recent
/ ly purchased by the county being out
OF order. Owing TO their complicated
construction, local mechanics were un-
able to repair them. The matter was
discussed thoroughly, all the members
participating. The general impression
was that the boxes were a thorough
humbug. 1t was finally ordered that
a committee of two from each Assem-
bly, District be appointed TO receive
the boxes from all over the county
and have them put in thorough repair.
Messrs. White and Nickel, of the First
District, and Brooks and Richards. OF
the Second District, were elected a
committee.
The resolution passed at previous
meeting relating to the salary OF a jan
itor for the Court House being $35 was
rescinded, the committee reporting
they had been unable to secure one
who would do the work for that
money.
A wagon shed was ordered erected
on the Court House property, adjoin
ing the west end of the barn.
A motion that the Public Building
Committee be allowed $50 for the pay
ment of a janitor for the Court II ouse