The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-07-03

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On motion of Mr.. Fisher, the report
was received and ordered filed.
The Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partment presented his monthly re
port, which was received and ordered
filed.
The Committee ON Small Shows re
ported 50 received for hcenscs during
June.
Mr. Leary, of the City Property
Committee. reported that il would not
be wise to grade the grounds sur
rounding the soldiers monument on
York street SO long as Liberty Band
held open-ai concerts ON the lot, IA
the crowd i'll attendance would run
over the grounds and destroy the
grading. He also said that he had
consulted with members of the Ct. A.
r., and 1t seemed that the first and
best thing TO do would be to enclose
the monument grounds with suitable
iron fence. The matter was laid over
until future meeting
The salaries of the policemen and
quarterly salaries were ordered paid.
Mr. Holeombe stated that Mrs. A. L.
Smith asked permission TO hold a
festival on the city lot ono evening
this month for the benefit of the York
Street Mission The request was
granted.
Mr.. Guilliek presented the follow
ing resolution, which WITS adopted:
WHEREAS, The coming anniversary of
Independence Day. the Attn of July,
being the first in the new twentieth
century, it is but proper that the
city should recognize the event III II
suitable and prope: manner; there
fore, be it
ReSoieed by the Council that the
Mayor of this city he requested to have
the bells of the city rung and peal for
the event at sunrise, for one-hali an
hour, to usher in the day, on the
morning OF the 4th of July.
IN - 4. 10 a.
agreed that when Council adjoA1n Il
be to meet on Monday evening 23e
INST, nj : 30 o'clock
id,asre Hnlcombe and Randolph, Oh
the Third Ward, spoke of distarban
ces and disorderly conduct at late
hours of the night III that ward, and
claimed that u policeman should be
on duty constantly every night in the
ward and not kept in another part OF
the town in company with one or TIVE
other officers.
Mayor Sergeant stated that he
would place policeman Cummings in
the Third Ward, aa requested.
Mr.. Calan said that one officer was
not enough in the Second Ward Oh
Saturday nights.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, the Mayor
was requested to place II special officer
two, if necessary on duty in the
Second Ward on Saturday nights.
Bill of the Hunterdon Electric Com
pany, for furnishing light for streets
for month of June, was referred to the
Street Light Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher, the matter
of adjustments Of rebates on electric
light bills was left in the hands of the
Street Light Committee, and Council
will support their action.
A communication was received from
the estate of Carver a Williams stat
ing that taxes to the amount Of SIT &C
had been paid on brick house, "A
Swan street, when there should have
been an allowance of II S400 mortgage
held by the Centennial Building and
Loan Association. An order was
authorized drawn for the amount in
favor Of the estate.
Mr.. Callan stated that the parties
who lay gas and water pipes do not
leave the streets in proper condition,
and moved that the City Clerk be in
structed to notify the corporations
doing such work to place the streets in
as good order as they find them and
to use the city street roller thereon.
The following bills were ordered
paid
Iambertyille Water Co. water Cor
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outside city limits. ~ ~
Street pay-rols June, .,#.,...... l75 81
Levi o. Reynolds, janitor Council
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Policeman Lynch arrests. ........ %
Policeman Cole, arrests and extra
SERVICES : ~
Policeman Cummings, arrests and
meals for prisoners. - 20
Constable Hurley, meals for prisoner
and car fare to Pennington and re-
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Mayor sergeant,costs DC in hearings q
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, adjourned.
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