Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-09-18
BILLS PAID.

was held Tuesday evening, all bhe mem
bers being present except Messrs. Leeds
and Sithens.
BILLS PAID.
Clerks supplies. q
| e. Redfieid sundries .................. OF
MR r s MspeSis. I hasIins . - s.,
VIM. Cossaboon, -,-.--..-,...-....-. II n
j. H. Wagner, hauling. ........-.......... ID q
j. +. Sweeten ..-.--......-..-.--. 81
| Fl Eish hav ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Fl. W. Sharp, hauling ....--.-..-...--.--.. 81 4
B. F. Wells, cleaning gutter ...-..--.- 81 q
Jacob Barton, hauling. ..............-.... 10 rs
A. ID. Turner, labor. ..........-.-,......-. 2l Is
NJ. Ware trimming tree..-..-.----.---- 50 &C
| A. J. Rice, pipe. ..-....-.-...-.-.-.---.- 80
Mr.. Kugler asked for two new fle boxes,
one at Broad and Centre and at Franklin
and Glassboro avenue. Granted.
WATER BILLS.
A. J. Rice, repairs. ....-....-.......-...-..S S 20
| 8 E. Wilmer freight. 3 "a
| H. Muller Mig. Co supplies -.. III 90
| J. III. Carpenter shades at station.--.-.-. % so
K. Wilmer, SundrieS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
R. D. Wood & Co., sleeves. .............-. OF
6. Brown & Co.. sundries. ----....:..----- 50 S.
| VIM. NJ Carter, services. ...-..-...-.--. % 90
Mr.. Davis reported the cost of the Allen
lane water extension, and one fire hydrant,
1850, and recommended that same be made.
1t was ordered.
| c. NJ. Garrett, culvert. IS
A. w. Batten, labor ...--..--.....--..-.-. 50
| VIM NJ. carter, sundry surveys ...-...-.- 43 so
| A. j. Rice, repairing City Hall: 5 90
}. H. Carpenter, papering at City Hail. IS 50
So. J. Gas. Co..-.--.--.- ---..-.-,.-. ) 80
SEWER COMMITTEE BILLS.
b. F. Sweeten & Son, on contract 5000 GO
| VIM. Easbey, Jr fees ......-....-.-- 1872 90
F. w. Hallinshed inspector .............- rs 90
VIM. Sharpley, inspector. ..-...-.-......-- Y 90
| David Thornan, ...-..--...-..--- Is 90
Mr.. Davis moved that the City Solicitor,
Clerk and Treasurer be directed to turn
over all papers relating to the sewer con-
tract to the special counsel, also that the
Clerk make abstract of all matters relating
to said case, from minutes of Council, as
counsel shall request.
Apropos to the recent action of Council
in urging contractor Sweeten to increase his
force, to the end that more haste be made
with the work, Mr.. Sweeten replied that he
was putting on all force of skilled men he
could secure.
The Solicitor advised Council that in the
matter of Chew Bros. pavement, as the
county built the wing walls OF the bridge,
the Freeholders are liable for damage to
the side walk.
As to undertaken Budd's bill for burial
of INDECENT persons, the Solicitor advised
that the city was liable.
s. r. Budd, burial ................-......S IS 90
J. II. Wagner, burial Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
l.. Brown & Co., lumber .........-...-. 90
J. J. Summerill, Esq, in a communica-
ton, accepted appointment as special coun-
sci in the sewer suits.
Col. G. G. Green asked appointment OF
Samuel Coombs as special officer for his
residence and grounds. The request was
granted.
John Leppee and VIM. Geitz's applica-
tions for pool license, were granted.
The South Jersey Gas, Electric and
Traction Company submitted plans of lcca-
ton of polls erected for their use in the
city.
DIR. Reading moved that same be APP
proved, and location of free phones under
the ordinance made at some future time.
Carried.
Bids for the new steam heater for the
City Hall was opened as follows f. V.
Myers, 1852. II; A. j. Rice, 1884; Muller
& Sons, $500.
AS Glo DluS ulu uoo H1ti uAOniZCj NIL
Henderson moved to refer back to the Com
mittee to secure new bids, all covering the
same items. Carried.
Mr. Henderson submitted an amendment
to the ordinance regulating the moving of
buildings. In doing so, he recited the pro-
visions of the old ordinance, which are
practically prohibitive. He said that Mr.
M. w. Newton had purchased the Brewer
and Kane properties on Euclid street. He
proposed moving the Kane house to War
ner street, and the Brewer house to the site
of the Kane house. He then proposed
building several new brick houses on New
ton avenue. When he came to the propo-
sition of moving the Kane house, Mr.. New
ton found the old moving ordinance in way
of his plans, and the amendment had in
view the removal of the objectional fea-
lures.
Surveyor Carter reported plan of opening
Wood street which, after explanation, was
approved On motion of Mr.. Henderson
Messrs. Louis Starr, Jas. d. Carpenter and
VIM. III. Barnaby were appointed commits
sioners to assess damages and benefits to the
abutting property owners for the proposed
The commissioners will
meet in Council Chamber on Tuesday even |
ing Sept. 80, when parties interested can be
heard.
The amending ordinance was passed
under suspension of the rules, by unan- |
imons vote.
A sewer note for $5,O81.77 was ordered
to meet current bills.
Adjourned.