The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-02-28
TOWN COUNCIL MEETS.
Much Important Business Trans.
acted at Meeting Wednes-
day Evening.

council rooms, all the Commission
ers being present but Commission
er Henry.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Messrs. Thos. Drennen and S. E
LeCompte were present, asking per
mission to tap the sewer thai
crosses Academy street, near &C.
dar street.
S. E. Holland stated that if he
could not get shells to fix the
street through his property,he would
| furnish, haul and fix same with
brick bats for 75c. wagon load.
The following building applica.
tons were up for the second read
ing and granted:
Geo. w. Edger, dwelling on West
End avenue.
Richard Mooney, kitchen to house
on Pine street.
The following building applica-
tons were up for the first reading:
Geo. Ziegler, garage on Locust st.
Jos. Johnson, dwelling on Belve-
dere avenue.
W. H. North, remodel dwelling on
Belvedere avenue.
The bill from Chas. D. Reese, for
police badges, amounting to $7.07,
was passed and ordered paid.
The bill from the Cambridge Gas
Co. was discussed and carried over.
C. N. Stichbury reported that w.
A. Hubbard would sell lot at Hugh
lett and Light streets, and move
off the burned building, for 5000.
Commissioners Stichbury and Jack
son were appointed a committee to
investigate the same.
A letter was read from the State
Sanitary Engineer, stating that he
would be in Cambridge next week,
and suggested meeting of the can
ners and Commissioners the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. J. Ben Brown was allowed an
abatement of SLAP on his tax &C
count.
The financial statement for Feb
ruary was read and accepted.
The auditors report of the books
of the Clerk and Treasurer from
Aug. 81, 1912. to Jan. Is, 1913,read
as follows:
To the Honorable, the Com
missioners of Cambridge, Nd.
Having completed the audit Of
the accounts of the Treasurer, VIM.
E. Hearn, of the city of Cambridge,
from Aug. 81, 1912, to Jan. rs,
1913, inclusive, 1 submit the fol-
lowing report:
I examined all the accounts, care
fully checking each item from the
journal to the ledger also COM
pared the vouchers or biller, and
checks given in payment for same,
with the ledger, all of which I
found to be correct in every par
ticular. q
The cash balance of s7373.65, as
shown in the cash account on led
ger, folio 2SS, and In the profit
and loss account on ledger, folio
3OS, I find accounted for as fol-
lows:
Bal. in Dor. Natl. bank 1884 81
Outstanding check, 4245 3 rs
Net bal. in bank 7,341 rs
Bal. in E. S. Trust Co. 6 81
Cash on hand rs IL
Total 1873 IS
found in the Street Improve
ment and Floating Indebtedness
Fund a balance of $4,179.62, as,
shown on ledger, folio 2s5, Deposit
ed in the Savings Department of the
National Bank of Cambridge. 1
found in the 1920 Sewer Bond Sink
ing Fund $500, as shown on ledger.
folio 4,deposited in the Savings De-
partment of the Dorchester National
Bank. Respt. submitted,
Guy L. Bryan,
Auditor for Cambridge, Md.
State of Maryland,
Dorchester County, Towit:
I hereby certify that on this
25th day of February, 1913, per-
sonally appeared before me, No
tary Public of the State of Mary
land, Guy L. Bryan, and made oath,
in due form of law, that the above
statement is true to the best of
his knowledge and belief.
Jas. E. Reese. Notary Public.
The Commissioners decided to