The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-15
BRIDGE ovERsEERs.

BRIDGE oyERsEERs.
Covered Salem-Jackson Bryant.
PENIS Neck-Wm. J. Freas.
Quinton-Edward s. CARL.
Hancocks-Isaiah Sanderlin.
New Bridge
Hook Bridge-Wm. Poulson.
Pedricktown-Wm. NJ. Burk.
Courses Landing-David S. Kiger.
The salary for Isaiah Sanderlin over
seeing both bridges on Alloway Creek
was fixed at SIS a year; that of the 9TH
ers at S..
d
Lower Canal-Garrett w. Whitesell, SIS
per month.
Upper Phillip Curriden, SIS.
Hawks-Joseph ArinstI ong. $15.
Penns Neck-Capt. David Press, $3.50.
Pedricktown-John Peterson, $25 per
month half to be paid by Gloucester
County.
When the Board reconvened at 2
o'clock Director Freas appointed the fol-
lowing
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Public Buildings-Bryant, Ayars, Burk.
Auditing-Snmmerill, Fogg, Borton.
Loans-Edwards, Fox, Lounsbury.
Claims-Fox, Hannah, Gray.
Discharged Prisoners-Burk, Edwards,
Fogg.
INDECENT Soldiers-Burk, Griscom, Gray.
PENIS Neck Bridge-Freas, Ayars, Girls
com.
Covered Bridge-Bryant, Ayars, Griscom.
Insane Committee-Ayars, Bryant, Bor-
ton.
Current bills were ordered paid.
The annual report of County Collector
James Butcher was presented by the an
diting committee as correct. 1t showed
that to May 18th, 1908, the receipts had
been $196, 634. 46
The expenditures. 1N,57s.9 "a
Balance on hand, R,055.5 2
A motion made that tie report be
printed in the Salem Sunbeam, PENIS
Grove Record and Elmer Times received
the s Democratic votes, while 4 Repub-
licans voted that the report be printed
the usual way in all the county papers.
A motion was carried that the Woods
town Monitor Register print the County
Report in pamphlet form for $25. Mr..
Patterson, who was present stated it had
been customary to print the statement in
pamphlet form for that price from the
type already set for the newspaper. Al
that price he would not come out. The
former motion was reconsidered and il
was carried to pay him $40 for the work.
The report of G. G. Ford, Jr., treasurer
of the Surplus revenue, was read, ap'
proved and ordered printed with the
statement.
The matter Of appointing a single per
son to look after INDECENT soldiers wa
brought up. AS there is a committee O
the Board already to look after indigen1
soldiers the Board decided to let the mat
ter rest as at present and not create a new
Office.
The Interstate Telephone Company
asked the Board for the privilege OF erect
ing two poles on the edge of the stree
fronting the County Buildings. The
matter was left to the Committee OF
Public Buildings.
A communication from the Delaware
Granite and Mining CO., in answer *
the Clerks letter that their claim had
been declared invalid at the last meeting
was read and referred to the Solicitor.
Director Freas appointed Mr.. Edwards
to take Mr.. Harris's place on the Com
mittee on Pittsgrove State Road; also Mr.
Griscom to take E. s. Carll's place OF
Elsinboro State Road.
County Collector Butcher stated tia
he had considerable difficulty in getting
bills returned and receipted from tn
State Board of Children's Guardians. Tn
State Of New Jersey requires a bill re
ceipted before a check is sent for none.
owed. On motion the Board ordered tn
same Of the State Board Of Guardians