The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-09-10

decided to erect a tuberculosis sanitarium
on the county farm. William Leconey.
of Moorestown, was accepted as the archi-
tect.
The County Tax Board was requested
to add 10 cents on the 500 of the county
tax rate, as provided by law.
1t was moved that contracts be awarded
to the Ferro Concrete Company for the
erection of two bridges over the Assfs
cunk creek at Burlington.
The solicitor said that such a course
should not be taken as there were defects In
the advertising. Other bids will be asked
for and they will be opened at the next
meeting of the board, when bonds will be
authorized to pay for the same. There
will be a public meeting at Burlington on
October 1, on the part of those interested
In navigation. Efforts will be made to
have tight bridge erected on Pearl street,
which will be a saving over drawbridge.
On motion of Mr.. Russ the matter was
laid on the table.
The matter Of building abutments to
to the Cookstown bridge was left for the
approval of the state road commissioner
A resolution was adopted that the asylum
and almshouse committees advertise for
bids for sinking artesian wells In order to
get pure water at the county institutions
at New Lisbon, where the present water
supply has been condemned by the state
Board of Health.
The matter of awarding contract to
the Medford Concrete Company for erect
ing retaining walls at the Kirby's Mills
bridge. they being the lowest bidders, was
laid ever until the next meeting.
John Rossell sent a letter to the Board
asking $40 damages to wagon incurred
while passing over bridge in Washing
ton township. Jesse A. Ford, the resi-
dent freeholder, was not willing to pay
more than $50, and the matter was left to
him for settlement
nays called on all matters involving the
expenditure of money.
A committee of the Board recently
visited the 81 orphan children of the
county who are being maintained at the
State Village for Epileptics. They found
them well cared for, and complimeoted
the officials for their management of the
institution.
On motion of Mr.. Hart the committee
appointed year ago to purchase an auto
mobile for the use of the sheriff was dis
charged.
The Board adjourned to meet Oh Thurs
day, September 26, at 10 A. M.
The following bills were paid:
LARGE BRIDGE BILLS.
| Stacy Atkinson Northampton tss1 AZ
| George F. Clevenger, Evesham, o. Al
| Stewart Mcfarland, Eastampton zoe 50
Jesse A. Ford Washington s6S 40
Elwood Hart, Willngboro. 100 20
| Joseph p Lennon. Pemberton, 4zI 10
| Louis Lowden, Cinnamihson 81 90
| Aaron Mathis, Bass River, 74S 90
William Miller. North Hanover I78 So
| Samuel c. Roberts, Chester 1883 So
SMALL BRIDGE BILLS
Stacy Atkinson, Northampton, Sol &
Turner Birkhead, Beverly city az 20
William S. Bovine, Burlington city, 81 os
| ]. Clayton Buckage, Tabernacle, 2S a.
George F. clevenger. Eves1Sn. I6S "A
Howard N. Cook Springfield II 20
Harry 4. Dube1l, Westampton, rs OF
Edward Durell, Florence, I77 10
Samuel P. Estilow, Southampton, 81 n
Stewart Mcfarland Easxampbon, III o.
Thomas w Fairbrother, Riverside *
Jesse A. Ford Washington, So o.
Elwood Hart, Wilingboro, Ioe OF
Charles H. Horner, Chesterfield, 40 oR
Clifford r. Jennings, Shamong, iSb 90
j Aquila Jones, Lumberton, E55
Israel Kerlin, Mansfield, I4o IA
L. Winfield Land Pal4uvra, Al 40
Joseph P Lennon, Pemberton, Ioa IS
Louis F. IIowden, CHINA miason. 40 90
Aaron Mathis, Bass River at u
Thomas P. Miller, Bordentown township, rs o.
William Miller, North Hanover 25A
r. Sherman Parker, Burlington township, 40 90
Edward 5. Phillips, Burlington city, I+7 So
Samuel c. Roberts, Chester III so
Joseph Sykes, New Hanover, s4s
Harrison G. Wright Bordentown CITY, "a ~
william A. wilkins, Mount LAUREL 90 50
Charles H. Wright, Medford, zo7 81
PERSONAL BILLS.
Stacy Atkinson Northampton, S5z 90
Turner Birkhead, Beverly CITY "a 10
William ) Bovine, Burlington city. 50 40
J. Clayton Buckage, Tabernacle "a ID
George F. Clevenger, Evesham, II 76
Harry E Dubeli, westanpton. s 50
Edward Durell, Florence a q
Samuel P. Estilow, Southampton 20 20
Stewart Mcfarland, Eastampton so 90
/ Thomas w. Fairbrother, Riverside, "a 81
Jesse A. Ford, Washington, s. 20
Elwood Hart, Willingboro os 90
Charles H. Horner, Chesterfield 80
Clifford X. Jennings, Shamong, "a %
]. Aquila Jones, Lumberton, n "a
Israel Kerlin, Mansfield, 40 90
7. Winfield Land, Palmyra II u
Joseph P. Lennon, Pembefton, % a.
Louis F. Lowden Ciunaminson ID IS
Aaron Mathis. Bass River AZ TO
Thomas P. Miller, Bordentown township IS 81
William Miller, North Hanover 40 o5
R. Sherman Parker, Burlington township II o.
Edward 5 Phillips, Burlington city, a 10
Samuel c. Roberts, Chester Is rs
Howard Russ, Beverly township, "a IS
Joseph Sykes, New Hanover, IS oS
william A. wilkins, Mount Laurel 50 So
Charles H. Wright, Medford 50 40
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