Evening journal., 1906-10-19
COLLECTORS PAY
UP FOR YEAR 1900
SayerS and Lewis Report to
Council Very Large
Collections
Mr.. McNULTY EULOCIZED

Both Tax Collector Eugene NJ.
sayers and Former Tax Collector
Thomas S. Lewis submitted to city
Council last evening statements Of the
collection OF city taxes for the year
1900. and City Auditor Benjamin L.
spence was ordered to make a settle
ment with the collectors as per their
statements.
Collector Sayer's statement was as
follows: City assessment, S16,S9S'Sl2 at
81 on the 500 Of assessment. Si6S,93s12;
school assessment. S16.Se0,s97 at 40
cents. 6744S.5s; 5 per cent added 70 coll
lections after September /, 1900 $229I7l.
Total sS.679.4s
Collections in July, s17s, 4e5 So; rebates
IN July, s93S9.69; collections IN August,
S2570.71: collections from September 4.
1900 to October II, 1906, $l5,S64s6; error
list allowed S2ss67e.4s
Mr.. Lewis Statement.
The following is the statement sub
mitted by Former Collector Thomas S.
Lewis: City assessment. S23626.166 nj
81 on the 500 OF assessment Sg86 26i66;
school assessment, S23.2i5Si2 al 40
cents. s92.9Sss6; 8 per cent added TO all
collection after September j, S2,SS5.2a
Total. sss2oS0n
Collections In July, 255.6i1.77; rebates
in July is.44SS3; collections in August.
s5.O183O; collections from September !,
1900, to October 49, 1906, S54227ss;
error list allowed, sS7791S. Total $780,
os0.41
Edward x. McNulty EuIosized.
The following resolutions on the
death OF Edward X. McNulty city
registry clerk. were adopted;
Whereas. II has been the viii Of the
Almighty to remove from our midst
our friend and fellow city official Ed
ward X. McNulty and while bowling
with humble submission to His viii we
cannot refrain from expressing our sim
cere sorrow at the loss OF so valuable
citizen Therefore be &c
Resolved. That we extend 10 his sor-
row stricken family in this their hour
OF bereavement. our most earnest SYM
pathy BE II futhcr
Resolved. That in his death the city
has lost an honorable, honest and
trustworthy official and the state an
upright and loyal citizen. BE ot further
Resolved That as a mark Of respect
to his memory these resolutions be
spread npon the minutes that the same
be published in the daily papers and
that copy be forwarded TO the family
Of the deceased.
Joseph r. McCafferty
william G. Taylor,
Michael T. Cannon.
The finance committee reported fav-
orably on the application Of Mrs Benz
iamin Benson for the return Of over
paid taxes.
Report Of Finances.
City Treasurer Blaine reported the
following bank balances: First Nn-
final Bank S5o,l2l3l; Union Nationa.
sss.7s6.s0: Deyaware. S25,ooO Whining
ton and Brandywine $4,000; Central
National. $4,000: special fund for park
purposes. s27.645; special fund for re-
demption OF bonds and payment OF In
terest. Sl096i. Total. SiSe.762S2.
Treasury receipts for the week were.
Eugene NJ. Sapers $500; George II. Nc
Cali. $1,000: Auditor Benjamin J..
Spence. $3.50.
An invitation to participate I'm the
parade i'm connection with the Hal
lowe'en celebration on the afternoon Of
October 81, extended by the Halloween
committee Of the Mercantile Associa-
tion and the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
was accepted. Carriages viii be
furnished by the committee.
Republicans, register to-morrowl