The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-05-04

Alaloy Bros, broom and kerosene
l. h. HaZen 4 son, printing .z.....5 ID %
Harriet Phillips, caretaker of poor. i
people at $500 per week per person Nc On
Il. NJ; Hartman, groceries ...........- / %
Lambert X Kerr, coal ....z=..-.z.... e ~
Fields Harrison, coal ...s...=z 1910. $ 30
John McDermott Bro, coal ......-4z IL M
Street pay roll for April ..z......z...5. In 10
Barrett Mfg Co, - barrels of 1aryia
B-one dollar deducted for barrels
returned .... 49,. .....=...... ~ is
The residents OF Cottage Hill,
through Councilman McGowan, pre-
scented petition for an arc light at the
corner OF Studditord Street and Lin
coin Avenue. II was at this place that
an assault was made upon Officer Nee
han several months ago and other
complaints have been received. The
request was granted.
On motion OF S McGowan, the
committee on Street Lights was given
authority to ask for bids to light the
city, propositions To be for one, three
and five years.
A communication was received from
w. +. Dudbridge, Secretary, announc-
ing that the convention of volunteer
iiremen OF the city elected the follow
ing: Geo w Arnett, chef; Thomas
lhorne, first assistant and Joseph N.
Hazen, second assistant Before con
hrmlng the election, Mr.. Ryan present
ed an ordinance supplement reducing
the salary of the chief to $2s 90 per
year, which was passed by to 3
vote 1t was voted that all FIRE de
partments OF city officers attending
conventions shall deiray their individ-
ual expenses, unless otherwise ordered
by Council
The report of Chief Arnett for month
of April was read, He reported all
apparatus and fire plugs in good con-
diton
Mr.. Mongon presented resolution
that the City Clerk be instructed To
notify the owners of the Iwomey prop
erly on South Main street to raise to
grade the sidewalk Of this property. a
notice was also gwen to Samuel kel-
Ter, to lay new sidewalk on the Main
street side of his property al the COT
ner OF Bridge street within ten days
Mayor Ledger reported fines col
lected by him during the month OF
April amounting to $27 90
The Street Committee reported that
so far this year no permits have been
issued to either the Lambertville Water
Company or Lambertville Gas Com.
pany to open the streets for pipe work,
although there has been considerable
work done Hereafter, the policemen
will have orders to stop tins work I'M
less the proper permit has been Sc
| cured.
Paul A. Queen, of FIemington, claim
ed that Council had not completed the
work of repairing the property OF
Messrs Mullaly and Pldeock on North
Union street, and which was supposed
to have been finally adjusted some
months ago. As the parties concern
ed signed statements that reparailon
had been made by the city, the com
munieation was simply filed
An appropriation of 5000 VAS
made to Major {. A. Angel Post, No.
20, G.. A. r, for Memorial Day, and
an invitation to take part in the days
ceremonies was accepted.
The city property committee filed ar
inventory OF all property held by the
city, including buildings, apparatus and
tools They reported having remedied
sanitary defects at the city jail, moved
the drinking fountain to better loca-
ton on South Main Street and seen to
the removal of dangerous old brick
building on Swan Street.