Evening journal., 1895-06-21
WANTED---AN EXTRA MAN.
BOARD OF HEALTH WANTED THE
cREMATORY FORCE INCREASED

Aud the City Council Granted the Re-
quest-One BIsn More on the Payroll
Tho City Fathers Elect Port warden
and Rodman--other Business Done.
An Of the members Of City Council
we're present last evening except Mr.
MRguigan. Tae session was not a very
long one but considerable business MAS
transacted.
The interest list for July, amounting
10 50 500, was ordered paid A bill for
1925 was drawn in favor OF John VAIN
wright. for expenses Of ths legislative
committee at Dover during the session
Of the General Assembly.
The report OF the city treasurer was
read IL shows q balance In bank OF
$146 300 "a; received OF e. NJ. Savers,
81 U25; d. n. Bllany. 1926 %; Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, $ls5,.
g37 81
On motion Of Mr.. Dannenberg an
order for $125 600 WAS ordered drawn In
favor OF the Street and Sewer Depart
ment. the same being the proceeds from
the sale Of bonds
The Board Of Health sent IN com
munication asking for an additional man
st the crematory until October Mr.
Smith objected and the Democrats
emphstlcaily sproteated but the request
was granted. Mr. Stats not voting.
Haven NJ T. Church asked for per-
mission Go build frame addition 10 the
church, aud the building committees will
look into the matter. Mr. O'Neill. who
is a stickler for form, objected to the
communication being addressed simply
to the Council and not to the mavor and
Council. President Perkins decided that
the Council WAS bigger than the mayor
aud should be the only party Addressed
This didn't suit the veteran from the
FIRST and he bad the matter referred to
the city solicitor for an opinion.
The election OF port warden was
entered upon. Mr. Ddnnenberg nomi-
mated f. 4 Warner and Mr.. MoNulty
named A q MoCausland The former
was elected by vote Of 2 to D. Herman
Dohl. son Of ex Building Inspector
Daniel Dohl WAS named for the position
Of rodman to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Harvey i Yansant.
There was no opposition, the Democratic
members voting blank ballots.
AS result OF communication from
City Solicitor George Elliott, a
resolution was adopted recommending
the Street and Sewer Department to open
Eleventh and Monroe streets and
Trenton place.
An ordinances which is intended to take
the killing Of dogs from the dog est hsr
and put that duty ia the bands of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty "a
Animals was presented by Mr. Vain
wright and read twice
A bill for f51l 80 was sent in bJ
Walter b Hayes for services IN drawing
several bills, which were approved by
Council and sent TO the assembly Tn,
bill was referred TO the Law COMMITTEES
The ordinance relative 10 the adultera
tlon OF milk, which strikes ont tn,
provision that cans ard packages
containing milk be marked, was passed
and sent to the mayor
The ordinance transferring certain
appropriations from ons fund to another
was passed The amounts transferred
are $4z2l from garbage; $4S 38 from
salaries; $50 from fire companies; s.
from police committee to public
buildings; $297 from city elections
and $500 from fuel to miscellaneous ant
incidental expenses; Sal fom printing
&l4 from police committee, $794 from
interest 10 public square
Mr DAnnenberg called up the or
dinance which proposes to isuue $50. 00l
in bonds Tor the purchase Of park lands
He moved to amend 30 as to make tn
issue $25, coo in each Of two years, insiea
Of all at once. After some discussion
lt1is ordinance WAS recommitted