The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
WOULD BRING
NORMAL SCHOOL HERE
Committee Appointed on Monday
Night to Act With Mayor
Toward Securing 1t.

City Council met in regular session
Monday evening, President Willis pre-
siding. Councilmen present: Black
man, Derr, Schmidt, Sapp, Adams and
Anderson; also Mayor Adams, Clerk
Andrews and Solicitor Weeks.
A petition signed by thirteen resi-
dents requesting two lights-one in
front of. Mt. Zion Church, and another
or Wright street near New Road
wa received and referred to Light
Committee.
A petition endorsed by the Cecil Re-
publican Club requested the appoint
ment of Robert Delaney to the police
force. Referred to Police Committee.
Applications from Harry Lake and
Arthur Risley for police appointment
were received; also recommendations
of Walter B. Risley, Nathan Coleman
and Robert Marshall for the same
berths We're received and referred to
the police Committee.
A resolution was adopted that City
Treasurer be directed to set aside a
sinking fund of the following am
cunts: Public Property, $4,000; Fire
Equipment, $1,000; Tax Map, $500;
said accounts having been provided
for in the tax budget of the current
yeaf.
A resolution was adopted that
President of Council appoint a COM
mittee of three members to act with
the Mayor in an effort to secure for
Pleasantville the State Normal School
recommended by Governor Fielder in
his message to the Legislature, Coun-
Gil to pay necessary expenses of said
committee. President Willis named
Councilmen Adams, Blackman and
Derr as the above committee.
Councilman Adams reported that a
building code had been drafted and
was ready for Councils consideration.
Ordinances Nos. 100, 161 and 1852,
which are published in full in the adj
vertising columns of The Pleasant
vile Press today passed final reading
and were approved by the Mayor.
Ordinance No. 1913, to establish a
police court in P~leasantville, vas in
troduced and passed first and second
reading, as did also Ordinance No.
164, a building code for the City of
Pleasantville, and Ordinance No. 165,
regulating and controlling the storage
of gasoline, naphtha, benzine or any
composition of same.
The City Clerk was authorized to
secure the necessary books for the
Assessors and Collector.
Councilmen Blackman and Derr
were named by the President of Coun-
Gil to act upon the Board of School
Estimates for a term of one year.
The Mayor re-appointed A. E. Dan
ielson to the office of Fire Warden.
A resolution was adopted aUthoriZ-
ing a pedestal to be secured for the
Presidents desk.
The bonds of the various constables
were approved and accepted.
Bids were received from Campbell
& Wootton and The Shore Realty Co.
for bonds for City officials. Referred
to Finance Committee.
The bill for the tax mar was again
brought up for discussion. Council
directed that payment be withheld un-
Il the maps should be delivered to
the proper city officials.
Tax Assessor Adams requested that
mans be furnished to the Assessors as
soon as possible.
The following bills were approved
for payment:
Police Account. Frank Webb,
SO; Chas. H. Vincent. SO; Clarence
Krewson. $3.50; John R. Lake. SIS;
Harry McDermott, $7.50;Arthur Dris-
coll. $40: Mark Fritsch. $3.50.
City ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Price, dis
count on note, 5000.
Lighting Account = Pleasantville
Heat, Light & Power Co. S787.77.