Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-25
Bills Paid.

Bills Paid
J. B. Shannon, ventilators .... $14.95
A. Juntish, salary for February. 1880
A. s. Marshall sundries. . 210l
]. Rachor, Sr., relief f.. 400
Child's Grocery Co., relief ...... 1926
"A. P. Nash, relief fees. .......... 800
e. Wheldon, Feb. salary. y...... $500
H. Murphy, Feb. salary ......... 5000
s.. H. Ladd, Feb. salary ......... $500
fJ. F. Sweeten, FEB. salary 5000
E. r. johnson, Feb salary ..... $3.50
Police bills for February. 10000
B. Redfield, Feb. salary. ....... 1888
A. Starr, Feb. salary ........... 41.67
Bills by J. D. Carpenter and ]. F.
Wilson, for advertising, paid at the
last meeting, being incorrect, were
re-considered and then re-passed.
S. A. Stewart, feed. ........... 21.75
e. T. Stevenson, hay. .......... 20.16
H. "A. Fish, STRAW and feed. -. 3e.31
J. G. Ford, Feb. salary. ........ 1000
Gerlack Packing Co... 1.85
Sc. Wilmer, Feb. sal. & tickets. 10S.65
Thos. Hutchinson, wiring. ..... 42.49
Constitution Co., printing ..... 14.70
e. J. Blatherwick, printing ...... 1000
VIII. Turnbull, pair gum boots 1900
Twells' estate, storage on stone. 1870
The above bill was referred to the
Special committee for investigation,
the concensus TO opinion being that
the charge was too great.
A. S. Marshall asked for grade
of Hendry's Court, so surface water
could drain Off 1t was referred to
Street committee
Mr. Burkett reported that after in
vestigation of the concrete work on
Carpenter street, they reported it in
very bad neutrality-suspicious. being
cracked and surface of curbs scaling
off, He moved that Mr.. Mumford,
who did the work, be requested to
put it in proper condition. The mo-
tion was adopted.
A few loads of cinders were ordered
placed on an alley on the East side.
Mr.. Pierson reported that Mr.. New
toms local representative had given
orders to fill up the Ladd cellar at
once.
On motion of Mr.. Pierson the chair
man of the Street committee was di-
rected to notify Mr.. Mumford to get
his materials off the Ladd property
at once.
Mr. Burkett moved that cinders be
placed on Franklin street. Mr.. Pier
son moved to include Hopkin street,
and this was adopted.
Mr.. Cattell wanted to have Washing
ton street opened to German.
On motion of Mr.. Person, the Clerk
was directed to order an arc light
placed on Glassboro avenue half way
between Carpenter street and German
street, also on Woodland avenue.
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street was referred to the Street COM
|Emittee to examine and report. The
IAcondition of Carpenter street was re-
ferred to the Street committee.
Mr. Curry, of the Water committee,
asked particular attention as to the
laying a new water main from the
pumping station to the distributing
reservoir. He said the best opinion
the committee could get was that the
present main is inadequate, and moved
that the Water committee be instruct
ed to present plans, specifications and
approximate cost of new 16 inch
water main as above stated, to the
next meeting. Plans heretofore pro-
cured will be utilized. Carried.
A suitable fence was ordered placed
around the subsiding reservoir at the
pumping station
Mr. Pierson reported THE sewer
basin had been cleaned and some flush
ing done.
The Clerk was directed to change
a name in sewer permit, on motion
and explanation of Mr.. Person
Mr.. Matlack presented release of
aliens on the new municipal building,
Hand il was ordered fled with other
acity papers.
Mr.. Curry moved that the Clerks
Foffice be closed at noon on Saturdays,
beginning with April, except on the