The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-11-09

The statement was received and or
| dered filed
\ list of the names taken from the
tax warrant of 1898 by authority of
Finance Committee of Common Coun-
ell. was presented, received and or
dered filed.
Mr.. Hoppock presented the following
resolution, which was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Treasurer be
aud il hereby directed to credit the
Receiver of Taxes with the sum OF
SIS. 81, taxes for tho year 1898, relieved
| by order of the Finance Committee,
aud with the sum of $40 SO, being the
amount of taxes charged to the seques-
trated property account making n
total credit of sos. IL,
The following resolution, by Mr..
lIoppock, was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the City Treasurer
be and is hereby directed to credit the
Receiver OF Taxes for the year 1885,,
with the sum of 81, tax due from James
Campion.
Thomas Larson asked for II rebate
ment of taxes to the amount of q cents
ON property. on account of being II
fireman Agreed to.
The following resolution. by Mr.
Guilliek. Was adopted
RESOLVED, That the membership of
Columbia Hose Company he increased
To forty members.
Bill of John e. Nanhorn and |. +.
Naylor, repairs To pavement ON Keller
property, northeast corner of Bridge
and Main streets amount, Sli.50
on motion of Mr. Hoppoek, was ordered
paid and referred 10 CITY Solicitor ns n
lien ON said property.
Street Committee reported 81 re-
ceived for building permits.
ELL of Thomas Banehoil' hauling
dirt, brush, &c, amounting to So. %,
was ordered paid when investigated
aud found correct.
| Bill of Officer Cole for extra police
services in absence of Officer Morse,
October % amounting to 81 rs, was
presented On motion of Mr. Guillick
ordered paid, said amount 10 be de
Quoted from monthly pay of Officer
! Morse.
Bill Of Officer Morse, police services
for month Of October amount, S5i
was ordered paid, less 81. 1G.
Orders were authorized drawn foI
police salaries month of October.
4 petition was presented from prop
erty oN nefs and residents of Clinton
street asking to have the east side of
| Clinton street between Perry street
and Delaware avenue. laid with good
brick or hag pavement. On motion of
Mr.. Guillick, received and referred To
Street Committee.
On motion of Mr. Hoppock, the 10.
cation of the poles Of the Pennsylvania
Telephone Company was placed III
charge of the Street Committee.
Mr.. Guillick stated that on the occa
sion of the last two fires at the New
Jersey Rubber Works, the steamer of
the Union Fire Co. had been placed ON
the Coryell street canal bridge, OBJ
structing passage Of all other fire ap-
paratus in the fire department, and
moved the matter be referred 10 the
Chief Engineer. SO ordered
Mr. Hoppock suggested that the
City Property Committee procure
necessary fuel 10 heat the Council
Room
The Committee on Small Shows re.
ported "a received for license.
The following resolutions, by Mr.
Hoppock, were adopted
RESOLVED, That the Tax Receiver be
authorized to credit Thomas II. Lnri-
son with the sum of 70 cents, tax re
| leved by Common Council on account
of fireman.
RESOLVED, That the City Treasurer
be authorized to credit tho City Tax
Receiver with the sum OF 70 cents,
amount of tax due from Thomas II
Larson and relieved by Common
Council on account Of being fireman.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
W II. Wilmot, Tay Receiver, commit
| ment of james Campion to county
Jail for non payment Of iaxes......... = 3 q
! Iambertylle Gas Light Co. gas. ....... N
| Hunterdon Electric Co, street lights.
October. Neutrality-suspicious.. 3i3 /;
| L. X. bazen, minnie book for Council q z
| Thomas Coombs, repairs to Union
| Steamer .......................... 40
| Larson II Mariarum, coal, Fleet Wing. IN
| Street pay-rolls, October. .............,. 10 o
| NJ. A. Mariarum, fagstone. ............. = q
| VIM Crawley, killing four dogs. ........ "
! A. g Gandey, material at crushcr 10 81
| Thomas Coombs, toggle plates. ........ J!
| Mrs. Price, washing quilts for city iail. 20
/ Charles Matthew. coal, City ProperN