, 1904-06-01
ANGLESEA NEWS.
Regular Meeting of Bor-
ough Council
Unusually Large Catches Of sturgeon
Big Crowds of Fishermen on
Memorial Day - other
News Items

A regular monthly meeting. OF q
Anglesea Borough Councll was neiu ~
Wednesday evening, May. 70, 1914,
Mayor Hilton presiding Il Couhcll,
men Coapman, Emit, Shlvers anu
Young answering roll call. Couhcli-
man Buck came in later.
Clerk Shivers read the minutes OF the
previous meeting and they were APP
proved. A letter was rea from con
tractor Godfrey about the remova OF
garbage. Mr.. Godfrey did o tnlhk ne
was obliged to remove tin cans anu an
kinds of rubbish by the terms OF MS
contract for the removal OF
The matter was referred to the garpase
committee. The mayor nominated
Harry Wheaton for sewer inspector anu
he was unanimously conhrmed oy,
Council. His salary is $l5O a year, anu
his duties are defined by as
follows:
That there shall be nominated by the mayor
and confirmed by Council "A suitable persoh,
rasidsnt of the borough OF Anglesea, to De
known and officially designated as oewei -
speetor. whose duties shall be TO nave super
vision over and charge OF AL sew ers VI sye u
IF seyeraye i'm the Borough of Anglesea- ne
snail not permit connections to De maue 70
any sewers, unless the party making sucn
connection shall nave hrst oor rs l for that nnr-
nose. He shall supervise all connections, anu
Zee That they are properly MADE. ne sna u
properly flush the sewers, unuer rrition To
The sewer committee, and report VI Wrloins W
the borough Council at It's regular meetlns IN
each month the condition OF the sewJ,s, Snr
number of connections mace, anu sui
matters relating thereto as In his Judgment
seems best. 49, .arn Of one
year, and until his successor is appolhIeu anu
a aal I'D bufora antprinQ nDOn the UubleS
of his office, he snail give a bond Win surety
to the Borough of Anglesea IN tne sum vi
three hundred dollars for the 1althiuiu ischa'se
of his duties.
Mr.. Young called the attention OF
Council to the large amount OF money
ex expended last season Tor cuttlng lhe
grass from the streets. he thought an
Acme harrow, such as used by 10
could be used to advantage for thls
purpose and much cheaper than dong
it with a hoe. A motion was tnen
passed authorizing the purchase OF a
harrow. Two ordinances were passed
authorizing the issuance OF improve
ment certificates to provide money Tor
the grading and graveling of streets.
CEMENT WALK ORDINANCES PASSED.
The ordinance compelling property
OWI6IS III tuO OhO P0Ae
to construct cement sidewalks was
passed by the following vote:
Yeas-Ent, Shlvers, Young.
Nays-Buck, Coapman.
The mayor declared the ordinance
passed.
Another ordinance providing for the
construction of cement curbs was
passed by the following vote:
Yeas-Ent, Buck, Young, Shivers.
Nays-Coapman.
The law provides that the borough
shall notify the owners of property
along the streets named in the ordin-
ances to lay cement sidewalks and
curbs within thirty days. If the work
is not started at the end of that time,
the borough has the authority to pro-
coed to do the work and assess the cost
to the AUDITING lots.
The regular meeting of council was
changed from the fourth Wednesday
evening of the month to the third
Wednesday evening of the month.