Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-05-03
COUNCIL Proceedings.

K,,a,er n the chair and Messrs. Munyan.
p;aTson clarp catts,l w;lliams Bnrkett.s
nysssnt M Reading arri we'd later in the
sass;on
As.a, .ha n,;nrtss ~ tbe lask meeting
,ara raaa .nd onnrooed Mr Rnrkett. 81
tba t;nanoe oom :, ,;ttsa asked Senator Avis
: avnl.;n tbs s;tpation II the cooper street
bond law Mr. Avis stated that the en-
abl;no acs had nassed the legislature and
that tho rsovarnor had agreed 10 apnrove
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BILLS PAID
James W Davis. overseer Of moor. S 90
VIM. A. Fisher, coal, poor 16 16H
Mr.. Clark moved that the ordinance COM
mittee draw an ordinance prohibiting play
ing ball on the streets Of Woodbury.. Car
ried.
On motion Of DR.. Clark the mayor was
requested to have the police keep the street
corners clear. Carried.
DR.. Clark introduced 4 resolution that
the Solicitor and ordinance committee draw
an ordinance providing for the paving Of
Delaware St. with vitrified block, and pro-
yiding that the property owners pay the
cost.
Mr.. CatteIl thought before this ordinance
was enacted the lines OF the street should be
corrected as far as possible, and referred 70
the angles at New street and the burial
ground.
| He suggested that the committee that
draws this ordinance, see if the-e objections
oo,,ld not he ovetcoma and What ms ex
ess..ss ~
p1.sS -.
| MT. Wiiilams sdiu NJ was opposeu = any
furtner street Improvements une'l siie assess
ment on Cooper street was paid.
Mr. Catteii sa'd 1ne only penens elils IN
proyement would oe 60 sne cry Woula oe
80 rev large iapa owners near ana over ~
| West Deptford township We Wans g
TO look out OF Whea tne time comes tor US
to build hight plant we would ma our
bondeq lndeotness at the full limit ne sala.
Dr. CLARK sad ne did not tnlnk Is wise 20
wait ten or twenty years until we get
!! light plant before we improve the streets.
Good streets will be valuable asset.
Mr.. Cattell was about to reply, when the
President put the i've minute ruie,and Mr..
Cattell voted no. He said ne would not
speak under the circumstances
The vote on the resolution was three to
four in favor. Messrs. Burkett, Cattell
and Williams voting no.
"A. ". Sharp, cartlng, S22 W
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:. = neppee' suuu' 20. ~
R. D Wood y Co., pipe. g 20
ii. 4. Grant, 6lacksmi6hing . 10
| Mr.. Clark said he was Investigating. the
cost If having Broad street repayed by
nicl,;no I tbe nresept Stone and rolling
afterward He was not prepared to recon-
mend auvtb;no AZ vet
Mr. Rurkett stated that 4 gentleman had
hrouobt "a his attension the fact that con-
traotor IN tba. railroad WAS vorlxing On
Sunday. and he would like to know what
h;s duty was. No action was taken.
IS Ds CARPENTER. printing report S3l 90
! Mr. Cattell of the Ordinance committee.
stated that a majority Of the committee
had agreed with Mr.. Lowell on a railroad
ordinance. and he would report same as the
views Of Mr.. Pierson and Mr.. Williams.
The ordinance was read for information
Of Council. The. ordinance, in it's provis-
/ ions. permits the railroad to lay the addi-
tional track, without burdensome restric.
sions.
John G. Ford. sundries. s. il o.
John H. Leppee, s5
ora SHARP, boarding morse 10 W
wsst g 1sssnn " & ',, over Maid ,yater rent Il,
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