The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-10

does not ignite. The smoke will soon
I'LL the room and expel the mosquitoes,
and it is said they will not return, even
though the windows should be left open
alfnight.
Common Council.
An adjourned meeting of the Common
Council of this city was held last Monday
evening.
The bond of John L. Coryell as Excise
Commissioner was presented.
A discussion ensued as to the regu lari.
ty of tue qualification of Mr.. Coryell.
On motion of Mr.. Kearns, Council pro-
ceeded to the election of an Excise Com
missioner.
Mr.. Kilroy nominated J. L. Coryel and
be was unanimously elected.
Messrs. Niece and Bovine were accept
ed as securities for Mr.. Coryell.
W. V. Cooley, Esq, rendered his resig-
nation as City Treasurer, owing to poor
health. Accepted.
Mr.. Niece nominated A. ID. Anderson,
Esq, TO fill the vacancy and he was
elected.
The Tax Receivers statement of taxes
was presented 1t appears in another
column.
The Treasurer was ordered to credit
Michael Kearns with s1f.33, as recon
mended by City Auditor, the sale of his
stock in loan association having secured
nothing to the city.
On recommendation of City Auditor,
1t was ordered that jeremiah Hurley have
$685. placed to his credit on taxes due,
he having paid that amount 10 1882, and
received no credit for 1t.
City Auditor reported to Council that
tax to the amount of $is7.45 stands
against st. Johns r. G. Church property.
This tax was in litigation, and finally
Council RENTED 1t by vote in 1887, but
the charge still stands upon Treasurer
books.
On motion of MIR. Niece the Treasurer
was directed to credit the account with
the amount due, and charge to municipal
fund.
The City Clerk was also directed to can
eel tax certificates against the property OF
John ColIigan and Patrick Colligan. sr.
Mr.. Niece introduced an ordinance to
make appropriations aud levy tax for
1889. Passed by title and referred.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Lambertyille Water Co. bill for fire protec.
ton, .$l32 and $3.50 for fountains, 1880;
George W. Skillman. services Oyerseer of
Poor, April, 1925; +. E. Buchanan, black
smjthing, 1896.
X. Off.
The following officers were installed
July 2, BY p. d. @. G. Charles M. Amey,
for Home Lodge, No. 95, at Frenchtown,
assisted BY Peter A. Shepard, of Lam
bertville:
p. C.--John II. Kline.
@. C.-Martin K. Srope.
v. C.-Aitfeu CurtiH.
M. of F.--Uharles L. Stahler.
M. ofsE.--John r. Harden.
M. at A.--George W. Hummer.
|. G.--Godfrey #. Hawk.
o. G@--Georgs Robertson.
Trustee--Joseph G. Hough.
Trustee w. and o. Fund Charles
Rockafellow.
Finance Committee William II. Nc.
Claim, Alfred Curtis, John w. Lancaster.
Patriarcl,s.
The following are the officers exalted in
Lilly Encampment, No. 90, of French
town, on July 8, by ID. ID. G. P. Evan
Dalrymple, assisted by Samuel e. Man
ncss, of Haddonfield, and Il. o. Howell,
of Clinton:
g. P.-Simpson b. Lyons.
II. P.--Benjamin Philkill.
s. W.-William 3. Dalrymple.
Scribe William r. Srope.
T.-Daniel +. Moore.
j. W.-Runyan A.. Apgar.
Watches l.. Peer, George w.
Hummer, William H. Moser, Ephriam j.
Miller.
Guide--Bryan HOugh.
II. SsT-Jndson Hoff.
ID. G1--Justus w. Britton.
Finance Committee--G l.. Peer,
George W. Hummer, Ephriam ]. Miller.
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the above named disease. BY its timely
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