Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-27

A. Juntish. I" g 12 so
R. c. Sparks, ......... Al 81
S. B. Munyan, relief ......... 8 %
s. B. Speigle commence. A so
VIM. A. Fisher, coal relief .... 18 rs
IL. w. Mulf0rd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
E. W. Molony, drawing plans for
proposed lighting plant. 200 90
Mr.. Sbivers reported that arrangements
had been made to enlarge the water main
that supplies the First Baptist Church.
w. J. & S. S. R. R, freight. .. 2 ST
J. Fl. Leppee, sundries. ........... 19 50
Pubic Servloe, gas. 5..s..............-. l 6o
E ] Blatherwick, printing ...... 8 so
Gerlack Packing Co., sundries... Is Is
Cornell & Underhil, CRATE bars. s 30
J. G Ford, Feb salary ... 70 90
D. Fl. Mumford, hauling. ........ 21 81
is E. Wilmer, Feb, salary. 100 90
Sundr1eS. 5S
R. G. Sparks, Feb. salary ....... Al 66
The Water committee reported collections
for February So, ,596.92, and lS,000,000 gal
Ions of water pumped.
Inspectors of boilers at the pumping
station reported them in good condition.
Public Service, gas from July to
Dec. 81. I'D ~
G P. Budd, oats. Observation-Disclosures. Is rs
H W. Fox. clipping horses. ....... 3 90
J. FL. Leppee, sundries. ... | 81
3 Mr.. Pearson, of the Street committee, re-
ported that the deeds from Col Green to
the city for Bayard ave- and the sewer out
fall were in the Clerks Office, and they
were ordered placed with the city papers
On recommendation of Mr.. Pearson,
boat load or more of cinders were ordered
purchased for the streets.
Salem ave., in way of the changed Street
lines, were ordered removed at this time
when labor is plenty; also the black mud
removed from the street. ca
An ordinance establishing grade for
Salem ave, from Broad street to the city
line, was introduced. Mr. Carter explained
she lines, and in doing so said the road was
laid out IN 1872 four rods wide; in 1851 it
was vacated for the turnpike, and they
'ditions there the committee had thought
road way of SO feet with sidewalks of II f.
on each side, would meet the needs, and
have proper regard for physical conditions
Mr.. Carter said we were not taking all we
might take, but thought these lines were
practical 90
C.I;o;+or na1;s ro<;Had Corro;l that +-ro
parties, Cooper Jessup and VIM E Speak
man, had served notice on him Of appeals
from tax assessments on their homes by the
Assessor, on the ground that the assessment
was excessive. These appeals are to the
State Board of Taxation.
On motion OF Mr.. Sh1vers the matter
vas placed in the hands Of the Finance
committee for investigation.
The Bill Telephone Co. returned bill
of $l3 81 for repairs of pavement at Della
ware and Cooper streets, as not proper
charge against them Chairman Pearson
of the Street committee said they were
mistaken. and the bill, with the value of
company with proper explanation.
On motion of Mr. Pearson, the sewer,
water and gas pipe we're ordered run into
the curb on Salem ave. before the street is
improved
following communication from Mayor
Ladd was reid =:
GENTLe MEN "A copy Of the opinion Of
the civ Sssic,tor as presented TO your body
on Jauuar, 26, A. ID 1908, in reference 20
me was received from the City Clerk.
The Cisy Solicitor says there is no law