Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-01-25

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The vote Of Or. Readings motion was:-
| Aye Burkett, Clark, Munyan, Pancoast,
Pierson, Reading, Kugler, =
No-Cattell, Williams, 2.
E. J, Blatherwiok, printing s.. 50
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Daily Times, printing ....... 13 45
The Printing committee made its report
as to the committee divisions Of the May
or's recommendation.
The Ordinance committee presented a
franchise ordinance for the Eastern Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company. 1t was
laid over under the rules
DR.. Reading reported that $10,0 Of the
water bonds were due February /, and as
the sinking fund was $1,000 short Of that
amount, he novel that $1,000 be transferred
from the water fund to the sinking fund.
Carried.
He said further that there was yet a $500
bond in the sinking fund Of the water de-
partment.
Samuel E. Wilmer salary 500 90
John G. Ford. g 65 90
Ed Whi'don. g so 90
G. Packing Co. ......9.8.s........ 60
w. j. & S. s. R. r. Co. freight 151 y
Standard Oil Co. 3 so
Phila. saving fund, interest. 1O4O 90
: water bonds, 10000 90
Mr.. Reading submitted an opinion from
the Solicitor, advising that the expense Of
building barn for the water department.
horse could not be incurred by the Water
committee. Therefore be moved that the
Water committee be discharged from further
consideration Of the barn matter. Carried.
DIR. Reading moved that Job Chew be
appointed janitor Of the City Hall at $l2 a
month.
Mr. Cattell moved that that be made TO
include cleaning the library, which now
costs $50 year extra. He said the fire
company had ianitor at $75 year, and
to pay S2l5 for the City Hall and Library
was too much. He had no objection to
Mr. Chew being elected.
Mr.. Cattells motion was Loss by the
following vote:
Aye-Burkett, Cattell, 2.
Mo- Clark, Munyan, Paneoast, Pierson,
Reading, Williams. Kugler, 7.
Mr.. Chew was then elected, Mr.. Cattell
voting no.
Job Chew janitor. ..s... Sl2 90
Dept Inst, janitor, cleaning. so 90
Mr.. Cattell objected to the payment Of
the latter bill, because it ought to come
out of the Institute appropriation.
Public Service Corp. gas. S. 13
A. j. Rice, mantles and shades 13 50
Surveyor Carter reported shat in making
up an item Of paving done on Wood street
by Hughes & Lang he inadverently made
a mistake by which they haye been over
paid S64 10. If it was impossible to re-
cover the amount from the contractors be
would abide the action Of Council in the
matter. The matter was referred to the
Street committee to recover.
MI. TducOdSb iuOFeu bHde q SaS AaihP W
placed on Maple street. Referred to the
Street committee.
Mr.. Williams asked if the w. ]. R. r.
had a right to lay additional tracks across
the streets, and requested that the subject
be referred to the Solicisor. Carried
DR.. CLARK said Salem avenue was thirty
fonr feet wide and the Turnpike Company
owned forty feet Of it, The road was in
terrible condition, and something should
be done.
Mr.. CatteIl moved the matter be referred
to the Street committee, and Solicitor con-
fer to see what can be done about getting
possession Of it. Carried.
Mr.. Cattell moved that special COM
mittee be appointed to look after the sewer
suits The president appointed the Water
committee.
The Treasurer of the Ogden fund reported
a balance Of 1921. IS ia the fund, and the
Finance committee was ordered to invest
5000 Of it,
The Ficance committee was instructed to
sell the Allen house, and invest the pro-
ceeds in bond and mortgage.
The Treasurer's report was read, and
ordered audited.
DR.. Clark moyed that the Street com
mittee be instructed to lay crossings on
Broad street at proper time. Carried.
At II 10 adjourned.
Gard Of Thanks.