Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-12-06
Assistant City Collector Will
Get S100 Per Month In
stead of S75
$500 FOR CITY MARSHAL
City Treasurer to Receive
Additional $500 for Care
of School, Funds.
MANY ROUTINE MATTERS
Ordinance Providing for
City Attorneys Fees Ises,eessr-, Is.s,ees
Final Reading.
MANY ROUTINE MATTERS

Municipal salaries were altered
in several instances at last nights
session Of the Board OF Aldermen,
Among those taken up was that OF
the assistant collector of revenue,
The remuneration of this office was
fixed at 500 a month, an increase
of $25 over the present amount.
John White holds the position at
present.
Under the school law the city
treasurer is custodian of school
funds and because of the added
duties of this latter Office salary of
$500 per annum, payable monthly,
was fixed in connection with the In
cumbency. With the increase City
Treasurer Charles X. Seaman will
receive 81 ,020 a year.
In lieu of the present fees system
a salary of 5000 per annum, payable
monthly, was fixed In connection
with the office of the city marshal
Necessary expenses in connections
with the performance of the duties
of the office are allowed William
Walters is the present incumbent,
The ordinance in reference to the
salary of the city attorneys Office,
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incumbent. was adopted on it's sec
ond and third readings. In addition
to a salary of 5000 yearly, aftel
fees for special city legal business
and expenses incident to the trans
action of such business.
All changes in the salaries OF city
offices take place on January /,
1911.
Routine Matters.
Two petitions were received at last
night IS meeting, one asking for sew
ers on Johnstone. Jeffreys, Ridgley aud
Jaques streets in conformity with the
planned extension of the stats street
sewer system and the other for the
grading OF Stockton street from Smith
street to Lehjgh avenue They were.
referred to the sewer and street cont
mittees respectively.
Improvement certificates totalling
81 800 were authorized for the exten-
sion of Convery Place from New Bruins
wick to Brace avenues. Othor improve
ment certificates totalling $4,000 for
sewer construction were also adopted.
a resolution was passed as legal for
mality in reference to the recent issue
Of police department Improvement
bonds for $4,000.
communication to Mavor Bollsch-
weller from DR.. Il. A. Hultz, in refer
ence to claim that his son, Willard,
had been unnecessarily dubbed by Pa
trolman George Kozuslso was read and
referred to the police committee.
Liberty Hook and Ladder Company
reported the election Of William Massa-
pust as a new member of that company
and the Eagle Hose Company submitted
the names of Frank Green and John Fl.
Donnegeu as successors to o. NJ Olsen,
dropped and N. G. Nielsen, deceased.
The confirmed resignation of Henry
]. Hughes from the board of Health,
was received and ordered placed on
file.
Three thousand dollars was transfers.
ed from the street Improvement as-
count to the contingent account, to pro,
vide for the settlement OF engineer )
fees.
The ordinance providing for the pre-,
pairing Of an assessment map by the
city engineer was passed on its second
and final reading.
The whole board attended last nights
session, the meeting lasting twenty-five
minutes.