The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-08-09
COMMON COUNCIL.

approved as recorded, without reading,
A communication from Henry Treft2
and r. NJ. Hartman was presented,
complaining of the dangerous condit-
ion of certain property in the Court, .
south of Church street.
! On motion of Mr. Callan, referred to
the City Property Committee, to look
after property and see what could be
done to better the condition of same.
A communication was presented
from many lady citizens, asking that
better police protection be provided
both day and night.
On motion of Mr.. Guilhck, received
and referred to Police Committee.
\ communication WAS presented in
viting the Common Council to attend
meeting of the League of American
Municipalities. to be held in Syracuse,
September 10 to % inclusive.
On motion OF Mr.. Guillick, commu-
nication received.
A communication was presented
from Joseph Sproat and James h.
Markev, members of the Building and
Repairs Committee of the Board of
Education, stating that changes had
been made in the plans adopted for
the improvement of the Hill Public
School, without authority of Council,
and in defiance of the Building Com
mittee
On motion of Mr. Guillick, referred
to School Committee.
The monthly report of the city Treas
urer was presented, and on motion of
Mr.. Guillick, received and ordered
filed. The report shows the following
recapItulation.
Due Municipal Fund August /, 1879 $s6l u
Due Public school Fund Aug l. lSn a. ~
Due Board Of health Fund August /,
lSF' ..',.s..5,. .t...... .,.'.''''.''' III u
$3.50 56
Due from W } sehanek, Receiver of
Taxes, taxes fsgn Ii = ............. 8l21 III
Bills payable Notes i'll Bank. $500 M
The monthly statement of Tax Re
ceiver Sehanek was presented, show
ing amount of taxes charged against
him for year ls9s. to August 1, 1899. as
follows:
Dn
To unpaid list =s-=...#...4-.#z....... sl56 Oh
en-
BY cash on hand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 81
by unpaid list Observation-Disclosures. 10 Il
Total =s.s.s............ siad Oh
On motion of Mr.. Leary, received
and ordered filed.
Bill of Henry e. Dilley, delivering
stone on streets amount, $35 OG was
referred to Street Committee.
Committee on Small Shows reported
$l9 received fer peddlers Iicensee, &e.
month of July.
VIM. Lyman, J. p, presented state
meat of fines and costs received to
present date, amounting TO $l4.45, n
check for said amount accompanying
the statement. Amount due Justice
from city, $l2. 10; due officer Cole, s =. 80
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, received
and ordered fled
Mayor l.. II, Sergeant presented
statement of fines and costs, showing
p cents due city, said amount accom-
panying the statement.
On motion of Mr. Fisher, received
On motion Of Mr.. Callan, police sala-
ries month of July wore endowed pad.
The petition from II number of citi-
zens, asking that property owners on
the east side of Clinton street, between
Delaware avenue and Perry street, be
required to have paved sidewalks, pre-
scented and referred at n previous meet
ing, was again reported, when Mr..
Fisher moved that the City Clerk be
instructed to notify said property own
ers to pave said sidewalks. Agreed to-
motion of Mr. Fisher, the Finance
Committee was authorized to negotiate
n loan sufficient to pay bills ordered
paid.
& Bill of Thos. Banchoil' for crossing
stone, amounting To SO 80 referred at
n previous meeting was again report
ed, when il WAS stated that out of said
amount 32I feet had been paid for to
Mrs, Callan, leaving "A balance due Mr..
Banchoff of 30 cents.
On motion of Mr.. Guillick, an order
was authorized drawn in favor of Mr.
Banchofl for So cents, the balance be
ing referred to the Street Committee
to report at next meeting.
Mr.. Fisher stated that Mr.. BAN
chofi had granted use of certain
grounds for dumping the city garbage,
but he (Mr. b. thinks he should be
paid certain amount for same. Re
ferred to Street Committee.
Mr.. Guillick stated that he had re-
ceived from the New York Nozzle Co.
bill for $75 for goods never ordered
by city, and moved that the Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department be in
structed to return to said firm the
shut off noZzles sent to city depart
ment for test.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Hunterdon Electric Co, street lights,
July, 1914 "a; changing light, So. s3i9 "a
Iambertvile Gas Light Co, gas Vt
lamp northwest corner Bridge and
Franklin streets, July,.......... .... II M
John kearns. advertising ...,........ N
NJ J German Son, material and Ia
Dor, Fire Department ....:...... 81
Green Health repairs to Union En-
CINE. ...................... 24
Street pay-rolls, July,................. 395 &
| George W Massey, coal and stone u
j. X. Trimmer, repairing .... ......... "
| Mrs Price, cleaning Council hoOm.,. u
| II |. Hoagland. weighing stone ...... u "
| l.. Il. Kugler, repairs 49,. ...-..........
| Pennsylvania X. X. Co, tiues and oil
cups ,.:....., -..,.-. ..-...-..--- ~ "
| Michael Mcguire lumber .............. Il
| Chas. Mathews, weighing stone, coal
| Officer Cole special services. ......... 81
| officer Cole, meals for prisoners..... ! q
! Officer Lynch, special seryices...... Il
| Officer Cummings, special services, y
On motion Of Mr. Fisher, ad journed
To Cleanse the system
Effectually yet gently, when costiv'
or bilious, to permanently overcome
habitual constipation, to awaken the
| L;1naUu and IiVar To IA healthy actiy