Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Regular meeting Of Council held on
Tuesday evening with all the members
present
/ Minutes Of last meeting were read and
approved.
The bill of A. Fl Swackhamer, $34. %,
for taking testimony, etc.. in the Durell vs.
Mayor and City Of Woodbury. case, was pre-
sented, and on motion was ordered paid,
Mr.. Clark reported the Wills property on
GIassboro avenue taken care Of by the
owner himself; also that the Mrs. Lupton
property on Cooper street had been attend
ed to by her before he had started the
work.
Mr.. CLARK also reported the gutter and
curbs on Popular avenue again in good
shape. He presented an order for $40 from
the Public Service Corporation for repair
ing Broad street, and $6 from the sale Of
so cart loads of dirt which were ordered
turned into the proper channel
Mr.. Clark reported having seen Mrs. M. y.
Cattell in reference to Delaware street I'M
proyement, and had informed her that the
city would move her house ack at its ex-
pense and recompense her for three or four
| feet that it would be necessary to take for
Strengthening the street. Mrs. Cattell ex-
pressed herself as satisfied if the city would
paw her $500 for the ground they would
take and set the house back in as good
shape as it now is without any cost to her.
| A communication received from Wood
bury Lodge, /. o. o. F. stating that no
action had been taken by them in the
matter Of the Delaware street Improvements.
Same was received and fled.
The matter of the cost of bitulithic paw
| ing on Broad and Delaware streets was next
brought up. An agent Of the company
manufacturing this paving was given pri-
yilege Of the floor and said this paving
when laid with their foundation would cost
about 50. per SO. yd; but thought that
the foundation on Broad street could be
utilized which would lessen the cost very
materially He asked that the City Engi-
neer furnish rim with specifications on the
grades Of these two streets so he could give
an exact estimate as to cost.
| Mr.. Burkett moved that City Engineer
prepare plans and specifcation.for three in.
dressing on Broad street. also made motion
TO same effect in reference to Delaware
street. except that the street was to be finish
ed from foundation up. Carried.
BILLS PAID.
Isaac Dennison, moving burial
ground ............... 5 80
Mr.. Clerk moved that clerk send bill to
Deptford and West Deptford township
BENJAMIN Woodland, labor. S15 90
Theodore Chattin, $500. rs
D. q. Mumford, laying curbs, etc. 1913 81
DR.. Clark moved that bill be paid and
that Sweeten & Son be charged for what
they were responsible for in laying the
sewers on Poplar ave.
Woodbury. Mill & Lumber Co. 80. 8 SO
| Harrison Tull, labor. ......... 3 00
/ Mr.. Clark asked for information in re-
gard to hxing curb on Newton ave. He
said people there had asked him who was
responsible for curbs when they got out Of
repair He was informed that it was the
owners place to keep the curb in shape.
Mr.. Clark t'ssn moved that the CLERK
notify the property owners to put their
curbs in shape.
Nothing had been done iu the matter Of
Wood street nor Aberdeen Place.
w. N. Leslie, horse for fire. 1850. 90
/ C. G.. Schrenk, care Of batteries IL 81
! w. II. Turnbull, 3 pairs boots. rs ll.75
R. D. Wood & Co., pipe. ......... 359 0e
A. P. Smith Mfg. Co., valves. q 90
Vacuum Oil Co. oil. 19 95
Harry Beck, cleaning reservoir. 30 0o
Waller Leslie 0O
r. Muller Mfg. Go Co. 70 1e
Ora Sharp. boarding horse 18 90
j Rnfus Snead. labor r... 80
Thos. Hampton, .......s......-.. %
Harry Mnrnhy. g s SO
] Albert Johnson. g s. 90
/ West Jersey & 5eashore R. r.. r
Mr.. Cattell had bill from Constitution
Company for $24.O0 for printing Durell ys.