Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-08-23

pavement on Euclid street from Newton
avenue TO Cooper strees. Carried.
III. Ell. Leppee, sundries. ..-.....S AZ
Robert Strang. labor, Is so
n. Tull. labor. r........... is so
| O. Fl. Sharp, sundries.. s............ 2 90
! "A. Juttish labor or............ II 25
B. Woodland, labor. ........... Is so
i s. A. Stewart, feed -........... ~ 70.
! A bill by D. H. Mumford for S409 66 for
paving was laid oyer for investigation.
| Mr.. Paneoast moved that the street COM
mittee confer with the R. R. Co. relation
to the condition Of the street at the Cooper
street crossing Carried.
| A delegation representing the Bible class
Of the First Baptist Church asked to have
pavements laid on Red Bank avenue. Mr..
Munyan moved that the clerk notify pro-
perty owners on Red Bank avenue to curb
and pave in so days or the city will do so
at their expense.
Mr.. Williams protested against general
notification because many people had gone
to considerable expense and labor to make
good dry walks, he thought only those
complained Of should be forced to comply
with the ordinance. The motion was
adopted.
| DR.. Reading moved that the Ordinance
Committee prepare an ordinance widening
North Broad street on the west side Of the
street from Dickenson street north to corres-
pond with the street in the township.
Mr.. Cattell opposed, because it would
only be helping the trolley company OFT Of
hole.
On motion Of Dr. Reading, the Solicitor
was authorized to proceed and collect cost
of paying Wood street, from property own
ers.
Mr.. Cattell Thought it would be time TO
collect when the work was done.
The motion was adopted by the following
vote: Aye, Burkett, Munyan, Pancoast,
Reading A. Nay, Cattell, Pierson, Will
Jams. 3
DR.. Reading moved that the Street
committee proceed TO pave ard curb Carpen-
ter street to conform with the notice Of
April 2s. Carried, after protest BY Mr..
Cattell.
J. II. Leppee, sundries S3 93
| u. X Fowler .3.s.'.s... z ou
Mr.. Cattell reported an ordinance proyid-
| ing for widening Delaware street. The
title was taken for its first reading.
| An ordinance providing for the improve
ment Of Broad street was referred to the
Solicitor for inspection:
Solicitor Avis reported a new deed from
Col. Green to the city that Council approy-
ed.
Mr.. Burkett moved that the Ordinance
committee in conjunction with the City So
licitor be instructed to amend article Is OF
the bylaws so that it will read more ex-
plicit.
| Mr.. Cattell moved that the City Engineer
be instructed to prepare plans and speoid-
cations for the Improvements of Delaware
street in accordance with the ordinance SO
that the city can ask for bids.
Communication from J. S. Knorr, asking
for renewal of pool license was received.
Mr.. Cattell moved that the license be
granted in accordance with the ordinance.
Station Agent Murphy asked that Coun-
Gil appoint B. NJ. Hensley special police
man to guard property Of W. J. & S. R. R
Mr.. Pierson moved that it be referred to
the Vice and immortality committee. Car
ried.
| A communication was received from
Cleveland street residents, who complain Of
being unable to secure gas from Public
Service Corporation asked for number Of
times by letter and in person. Mr.. Nun
yan moved that it be referred to the Street
committee.
Mr. Reading presented deed for Bayard
lstreet and Spruce Lane from G. G. Green
Iand wife to the public As the deed had
lbeen drawn by the City Surveyor and ap-
proved by City Solicitor it was ordered ac
lcepted and to be recorded. ~
Mr.. Williams moved that The Street COM
mittee be instructed to gravel Green street
AS recent rains have washed away con-
siderable gravel in North Broad street, Mr.
Burkett moved that the Street committee
be instructed to consult with the Turnpike
Co. and learn if they will not repair the
street between the Belgian blocks and the
cobble. Carried