Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-07-04

ID. L. Jones, tools. II N
William Brlbeck, supplies. e. b 10
j. ID. Myers, supplies. s..................... l 80
Electric Light Company. 2;25 90
Patrick Welsh, feeding prisoners ........ 6 2j
Patrick Welsh, ianitOr. Observation-Disclosures. S 15
VIM. Williamson, supplies. .............. II ~
TRIBUNE, printing order hook.... .... 3 81
l.. V. X. r., freight ON pipes. ............ 19l Is
Bill of c SITS and principal in case of
Cunningham VS.. borough. ......... .... M1 Is
The Freeand Water Company's bill
was read and pay for sixteen lamps was
ordered. The balance was laid over un-
til statement is received from the com
pany of money paid by the property
owners.
Street Commissioner Fureys bill foi
work done on the streets and sewers,
amounting to $556.Ss, was ordered paid.
Burgess McLaughlin's report for June
was as follows: Collected as fines and
fees, S26. 50 commission, S17.25: due the
borough, S9.25. Police service. Daniel
Jones, SIP. 10; John Mollck, $4 %: James
NJ. Gallagher, $3.50; Patrick Welsh.
$3.50; Daniel Gallagher, So; J. b. Quig-
ley, S1.25; James j. Ward, Sl.25; Ste
phen Page, 81: total, S44. So. The re
port was approved.
Treasurer Fritzinger's report showed
an expenditure of S605. SO for June.
leaving Il balance of $3, $3.50 The re-
port was accepted.
Borough Solicitor Carr spoke of the
amount of money council could borrow
without the consent of the people as be-
ing per cent of the assessed valuation.
The matter was laid over so as TO allow
the street committee to consult with Mr.
Carr at some future time, when the
question of completing the whole sewer
age system of the borough will be taken
up for discussion.
motion was made and carried that
everything on record previous to this
meeting in regard to the appointment of
janitor be rescinded. This was fol-
lowed by motion that the burgess per-
forms the janitorS duties hereafter, and
the salary to be paid was placed at Sl25
per annum.
5. B. Nanhorn requested that he be
given at outlet for his sewer ON Chest
nut street. Councilman Mclaughlin
stated that Borough Surveyor Boyle was
taking measurements along Mr.. Van
horns property and told him the appli-
cant could drain on Centre street.
The case of Manager Welsh, of the
opera house, against the borough for
ovcrcharges on opera house licenses.
was placed i'm the hands of Nnssrs
BriSlin, Winter and Neuburgcr, who are
to meet with the solicitor and settle it.
Timothy Boyle. from the Citizens
Hose Company, asked that they be
allowed to have several lengths of de-
fective hose repaired. They were in
structed to do so at the expense of the
council.
An appropriation of 500 was granted
to the board of health.
The burgess was authorized to enforce
the provisions of the ordinance in rela-
tion to dogs running at large All
CANNES within the borough are to be
muzzled for sixty days.
Property owners whose properties
front on streets where grade has already
been given by the borough surveyor,
and who have not put down sidewalks.
are given sixty days notice to have their
sidewalks and cutters laid, and notices
to that effect are to be sent to all, with
the ordinance governing the same
printed on the back.
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