Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-02

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Joseph Bower, labor ... 15 IS
NJ. Welsh, 9 ....... 13 ~
A. Jontish, - l8 As
Thomas S. Davis, horse hire. 2 90
STANDARD Bithulitbie Co., Broad
and Salem aye. at triangle 1913 81
Mr.. Burkett objected to the last named
bill, as there was also bill by Mr.. Mum
ford for excayating the street, and he
thought the excavating was to come out
of the 81 25 per yard.
J. Myers, crow bar. ...... 81 80
G. Walton, wharfage. ..s..., 90
Mr.. KugIer asked if theStreet Supervisor
had approved these bills. A negative reply
was made, and the chairman was requested
to have such approval hereafter.
Al resolution providing for road improve
ment loan of $6, 757. AZ to pay bills due on
the Broad street improvement, was passed
The Fletcher & Leslie bill then came up.
Mr. Pancoast said there was no record that
the work was ever referred to the Street
committee. The bill was ordered paid by
the following Yote:-
Aye-Burkett. Shiyers, Pancoast, Pear
son, Matlock, Coombs. 6.
No-Kugler, Clark, Williams.
Mr.. .Kugler said he wanted good care taken
of that bill, that they may not be lost.
The D. H Mumford's bill for labor at
Broad and Salem avenue, came up. The
names of the laborers, Italians, at $l.50 and
81. 80 per day, were all specified, amounting
to $147 IL. Mr.. BuIkett said the bills were
not approved by him or Mr.. Kugler. If
they were paid, they ought TO be paid by
the Bithulithic Company. Mr.. Kugler said
when these bills were here before the labor
was put at 81. rs per day per man. Now
they were 81 35 and S1.50. II they were
wrong before, they were wrong now.
Mr. Shivers said he believed these bills
ought to be paid by the Bithulithic Com
pany.
Mr. Pearson said he was the whole show
in that work That Mr.. Warren told him
that il the city would exeavate the street in
shape to suit the City Engineer, he would
pat the material in at the same cost as the
other-$2.2 .25 per yard. This work was
done after being referred to the Street COM
mietee, the cost to come out OF she regular
street appropriation Ed.
Mr.. Shivers moved that the amount Of
this bill be taken out Of the Bishuhthie
Companyis bill, aud then Is was laid over
Another Mumford bill for labor at the
City Park at S1.50 per day, was taken up.
I A majority are Italian names, for $224 70.
The bill was, on motion, Of hfr. Shiyers,
referred TO the Solicitor as to its legality,
and on his approval be paid. Mr.. Williams
was the only voter recorded. No.
Another bill by the same, $40 "a, work
at the Park, took the same courses as the
previous bill Another Park bill for S62
took same course. Another for $50, took
the same course, by the same vote.
The Bithulithic bill for $1313 81 was OBJ
jected to by NJ. Kugler, who said it was mot
legal bill. The aggregate cost of this
work was $1774, and no bids made The
bill was referred back to the company,
President Williams saving it would have so
be divided into sections, and paid at differ
ent meetings, same as Broad and Cooper
intersection was done.
d. 81. Mumfnrd, street work SO 90
D. Fl. Mumford, sundries. 10
/ In communication, D. 81. Mumford in
HORNED Council that he had purchased the
EEmma B. Cattell lots on Wood street, and
lsw0uld sell as $1,000 or rent for Sl2 per
month. The communication was ordered
received and filed, and the material on the
|lots ordered removed TO the Kimble lots on
Courtland street. 1t was ordered to find
the cost Of fencing the LOT.
The Street committee was ordered TO lay
a culvert at Salem avenue and Emerson st.
The property owners on Penn street were
ordered to pave as per ordinance.
The owners Of the property occupied by
John T. Davis on Harrison street was
ordered to pave and curb.
Mr.. Burkett moved the Clerk notify the
Freeholders to look after the water course
at Oak street, at the Blake property. Car
ried
The curb at the Stokes property on Pack
er's hill was discussed. The matter was re-
ferred to the Street committee to refer back.