, 1899-03-24
Angiesea.

The one vote recorded for II. Brewer
for Council last week might lead the
reader to think that Mr.. Brower'a
name was on the ticket. His name
was not on the ticket and he was not
running for office. For several years
Mr.. Brewer has repeatedly refused to
accept office.
The election for school trustees Tues
day afternoon resulted in the r~e-elec-
ton of f. H. Hewitt, E. NJ. Shivers
and John Taylor. Mr.. Hewitt was
chairman Of the meeting and Mr..
Shivers clerk.
The Borough Council Of ADglesea
met at four O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Councilman Charles e. Howard was
sworn in by Borough Clerk Shivers for
a three year term. AS only a portion
of the Councilmen were present no
business was transacted, and Mayor
Munro declared the meeting adjourned
until the day following, Tuesday, at
two p. m.
THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL SESSION
and reorganization of Council took
place on Tuesday afternoon, March q,
Mayor Munro and Councilmen Weeks,
Hewitt, Howard, Buck and Ent pres
ent. Councilman-elect Weldy vas all
sent, being out of town. e. NJ. Shivers
was re-appointed Borough Clerk and
James Chadwick re-appointed Mar
shal and Janitor by the Mayor, which
nominations We're unanimously con
firmed by Council. Their salaries We're
fixed the same as last year. Mayor
Munro named the following standing
committees to serve for the ensuing
year:
Finance-Howard, Weldy, Hewitt,
Ent.
Ordinance-Ent, Weeks, Buck.
Lamps-Weldy, Weeks, Ent.
Streets-Hewitt, Howard, Ent.
Salaries-Buck, Weidy, Hewitt.
Public Buildings-Howard, Buck,
Weeks.
Auditing-Hewitt, Howard, Weeks.
Printing-Ent, Weldy, Buck.
Franchises-Hewitt, Buck, Weeks.
BY motion it was decided nos. to eni
gHsMG services~of a Solicitor tm
year.
In order to put into effect what is
known as the Martin act for the col
lection of back taxes the following res
o%lution, offered by Hewitt and seconded
by Ent, was passed;
"Resolved, That the Borough of An
glesea proceed as soon as possible to
avail itself of the benefits of the provi-
sions of chapter 1913, of the laws of 1898
IF the state of New Jersey, entitled An
Act concerning the settlement and col
lection of arrearages of unpaid taxes,
assessments and water rates or water
rents in towns. townships, boroughs
and other municipalities except cities
Of this state, and imposing and levying
a tax, assessment and lien in lien and
instead of such arrearages and to en-
force the payment thereof, and to pro-
vide for the sale of lands subject to flu
ure taxation and assessment approx
ed May Is, 1881
Mr.. Ent moved the following resolu-
ton, seconded by Mr.. Hewitt, which
was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Borough employ
Joseph Douglass, Jr., as its attorney
for the purpose of the Borough avail
ng itself of the benefits and provisions
# chapter 1913, of the laws of 1898 of
New Jersey, approved May Is, 1898,
md that the said attorney be and is
hereby instructed and directed to take
he necessary preliminary legal steps
Tor the purposes aforesaid"
The regular monthly meetings were
liked for the third Tuesday in each
month. Council adjourned to meet at
he call of the chair.
For sale or rent.-The well known
licensed property situated in the Dor
ough of Anglesea, known as the Wind
4or House. Apply to Mary E. Brobson,
Administrative, Anglesea, N. j.