The Penn's Grove record., 1910-01-07
9spab ans control County Affairs
sard Rreeholders Organized Last
LaturdaV

fatIC u. JrltN Acf ecH years ohC A'oPuo
cans tot charge and filed all the offices
yailablf ClerR Ford's term will not
,pire II a yea, and County Collector
;James H'cher has two years more. The
Board is luoosed of the following men,
bers.
Piiesgrc5 LEV (. Prickett, R...-..19lO
q. Pittsg 7e-darry P. Gray, R...~l912
Oldmaus-Fu,. III. Burk, D."".""..1910
Z. 2. NecBl Wm. Hannah, D...... 1911
u. P. Neok-C 3 Lanning, D..-...19ll
L 4. Gre -Joseoh Pancoast, R.....1911
Manniagt4-RicL B. Griscom, R...19I1
Salem, E.T.-Harry D. Hart, R ....191O
Salem, WV ~algene Hires, R......19l1
Ailoyay- go. ~ Pierson, d ...-..19l2
Elsinboro- Ihofum B. Reeves, R....l9l2
FittsgroY2,G a C~harlesworth, R...19l2
Qu~inton~ 3sauf 4. Lounsbury, R..l912
Republics 8, democrats 4.
All the members were present except
Mr.. Lannis.
Harr, P. Ray as unanimously elect
ed Director { tlo Board, salary $50.
Solicitor, iownrd B. Keasby, salary
sI25.
Physical u. ", Carpenter, salary so
cents a visit,
J%sLitor, (aptaiu Alfred B. Jenkins,
sslay SIS d Aouth uhen the boiler is run
an $50 pI DAY When he works i'll the
summer Tina
The nighe4 fireman was left tor the
Building Conmistee o hire, and discharge
We, 10 logger uasded; salary $40 per
moDsh.
Auditor Iobers e Griscom.
A r~esoius,ol eas aliopted stating that,
where's. Caatles ~ Dunn was elected
Road Supe~vAor as ne May meeting in
1917, for sbrte wears, and whereas, the
statutes gi,e tie lard of Freeholders
poweg 70 reuWle the road supervisor, it
was IaeUet luadYi able to continue
Charles W Linn Ill office, and he was
removed.
William j. Casper was then elected for
the %unexpired Term as Road Supervisor.
All the Republicans voted for him except
Mr.. Pancoast. His pay is SO a day when
his services are needed.
Mr.. Casper's Democratic ancestry dates
back for Owe a hundred years, his grand
father having been named after Thomas
Jefferson. MI. Casper was a democratic
member of the Almshouse Trustees, and
a great worker for the party until a few
years ago. Hetook offence for being dis
continued as ~almshouse trustee and has
had his revenge by helping the Republi-
cans. The offce is a reward for his SER
vices.
The following were elected to have
charge of Bridges:
Covered Bridge-Harry G. Hart, salary
S. a year.
Penn's Neck Bridge-Eugene Hires,
salary So.
Hancock'sB rilge-Jos. Pancoast. salary
$3.50.
New Bridge-loseph Pancoast, salary
$3.50.
Courses Laneing-Levi Prickett, sal
airy S..
Hook Bridge-B B. Griscom, salary So.
Pedricktown Hridge-Wm. M. Burk,
salary SIS.
Quinton BridgeA. G. Lounsbury, SIS.
Lower Canal-Wm. Hannah, salary S..
Upper Canal-G. B. tanning, salary $5.
Hawks Bridge-R. B. Griscom, So.
BRIDGE TENDER
These bridge tenders were selected:
Penn's Neck~Qaptain Charles Hall,
elected, salary $35per month.
Professionalism Peterson, salary
$25 per month, pne-half payable by
Gloucester county,
Upper Canal-Qarles Curriden, salary
$25 a month. Inqease of SIS over last
year.
Lower CanaI-G eorge Collins, salary $25.
Increased S. over last year.
Hawks-Joseph Armstrong, reelected,
salary $25. Increa,e OF S. ovcr last year.
Conrse,s I.andincLDavid Kioer salary
$40 a month.
Director Grav announced the following
Standing Committees.
Public Building-Hires, Hart, Hannah.
Loans-LouDsburys CharIesworth, Ian
ming
Claims-Charleswortb. Prickett. Bnrk.
DISCHARGE of Prisoners-HIres. Reeves.
Hart
INDECENT sold;e,s-pancoast p;erson
J,ann;ny