Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-10-18
CAMBRIA soRousa.
'rc ce edinFs of the Pegnlsr Ncrting of
Council Held Saturday Evening.

fFect ed'nTE OF tte ffeE1iar Wo"ttng OF
Council Held Saturday Evening.
Council met Saturday evening in regu-
lar monthly session, and was called to
order by the President at the usualhour.
AT roll call Messrs. Buser, Ream, Stein,
Scbeffauer, and the President, Mr.. Blidges, :
answered to their names. Mr. Ellsworth
was absent. --.----------
The minutes of the last regular, and
the several special meetings were read
and approved.
The Burgess reported to have received
$5.3 for fines and costs in the month of
September;
The Treasurer reported to have received
the following since his last report.
f. overdorfT & Bro, for building permit. 5 . so
Narciss Bergeron, for building permit. %
+. Il. O'NeilI, Burgess, for fines and COSTS. 30
Peter bowling, as loan................... 600 90
The Treasurer also reported TO bal
ance in the Treasury of $Gs9.s6.
On motion of Mr. Stein, the report of
the Burgess and Treasurer, were received
and filed.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
reported that the work of filling up Front
street, was progressing as good as could
be expected.
Mr.. Stein, from the Finance Committee,
stated that the said committee had Sc
cured a loan of 5000, for period of one
year as authorized TO do, f:aM Peter
Bowling.
On motion of Mr. Ream, the Clerk was
instructed to issue an order OF 5000, with
legal interest for one year, payable to
Peter Bowling. the said order to be due
one year from date of receiving the said
loan.
The following bills were then read
Wendell Meier, fifteen and nine-tenths
days work on streets. $40 SS
Louis Ducoty, twenty and one half days
work on streets Observation-Disclosures. 25 62
James Melvin, ten days work on streets. 12 so
| Joseph AXmaker, two and one-half days
George Wagner, six days work on streets. Z so
| George Bltmmen, three days work on
streets. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 375
Michael Curley, fve days work on
E. E. o'Neiii. Burgess salary for septem
Der, and warrant paper. ;:,......;...:. 10 75
Michael Sweeny, 19days' police service in
september -. ....:.............:.. 81 66
| service in september. r.................... 9 10
| Peter Culliton, seven meals to prisoners. 40
John Bridges, for posting bills............, so
John scheffauer, for hauling 32i cart ~
loads OF gravel, ETC., on Front street, and
carting, up to october 5th... .....,.... 81 20
Frank saller nineteen hours work on
John Sauer, for lumber. etc. Z II
On motion of MIR. Stein, the foregoing
bills were approved an orders drawn for
| the amounts named. Et
Two Bills of Alter 81 Marshall was then
read, the one being for sundries to the
amount of $25.43, which was laid over,
and the President instructed 20 appoint
special committee to investigate the
same, and the other bill for a stove,
| glass, etc., amounting TO $13.S5. On
motion of Mr.. Stein, was ordered TO be
paid.
The President appointed Messrs. Ream,
and Sche effauer, as the.Committee to IN
vestigate the above bill. .."
On motion of Mr.. Stein, the sum of
| fifty cents was ordered to be paid to
August White for opening up sewer drop.
On motion of Mr.. Stein, the Street
Commissioner was instructed to secure
surveyor to make new grade on Walnut
street.
On motion of Mr.. Stein, Council adj
iourned.
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