The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-07-08

presiding, and Councilman Derr, Ad-
ans. Anderson and Schmidt also be-
ing present.
The Board of School Estimates Ger
tilted that the amount of money nee
essary to conduct the schools for the
term of 1867 would be $4,000, sub
divided as follows:
General Repairs ............S 300
Manual Training ............ 700
Furnishing and Equipping the
New High School ......... 5000
Current Expenses ........... $4,000
Referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Anderson reported that the city
now maintained no dumping ground
for rubbish and upon motion part of
the gravel pit was set aside for this
purpose.
The Property Committee was in
structed to purchase 200 feet of gar
den hose for use on the city's lot.
S25 was contributed to the Fire
Company to help defray their expen-
ses to Wildwood to participate in a
parade in that city on July 18th.
Upon request of the Fire Company,
permission was granted them to take
to Wildwood three pieces of appara-
tus for this parade.
A motion prevailed to purchase a
bicycle for use of the Road Supervi-
sor in the performance of his duties.
Council fixed the amount of certi-
fed check at 500 and bond of sue
cessful bidder at $500 for bidders on
the paving the city will have to do in
the near future.
An ordinance passed first and sec
ond readings to establish the grade
for the curbs on both sides of Hamp-
dea Court from the northeast curb
line of Tunis avenue to the southwest
curb line of Grant avenue.
An ordinance passed first and sec
ond readings to regulate the keeping
of dogs in the city, providing that
they be muzzled between June 1st and
September 10Th of each year.
The Mayor and Clerk were author
lied to borrow from the Sinking Fund
Commission $500 for four months.
A resolution was passed authoriz-
ing the borrowing of S255.25 from the
First National Bank for 4 months.
The following bills we're approved
and ordered paid:
Pleasantville H. L. & P. Co., for
June, $4,000; Aldoria Reeves, tool
repairs, S2.70; Nehemiah Andrews, 6
months salary as Clerk and expenses,
S151.5O; Del. & Att. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
SAG: Atlantic Co. Water Co., fire by
drant service for quarter ending June
80, 1916. S289.63; Albertson & Young
Co., supplies for Fire Company, 32c;
H. w. Helfrich, brush, batteries, ETC.,
S4.15;M. A. Fritsch, painting signs,
$3.50; Press Printing Co., $12.15; The
Pleasantville Press, S29.54; G. NJ.
Bates, three months salary as Asses
sor 2nd Ward, 500; Standard Oil Co.,
gasoline and oil, S21.13; Webster Price
six months salary as Collector and
Treasurer, $3.50; Pleasantville Ice &
Coal Co., coal furnished poor, 81;
Pleasantville Base Ball Assn, one-half
rental of ball ground, $3.50; D. S.
Edwards, six months salary as Over
seer of the Poor, 500; Elwood C.
Weeks, six months salary as Solicitor
and other services, $155; Thomas F.
Crawford, antitoxin, dog burials and
expenses to State Board of Health,
S12.51; Samuel j. Clark, services as
Engineer, S92; Mark Fritsch, two
weeks salary as j%anitor, $3.50; Will
liam Biggs, two weeks salary as dri-
yer, $50; Interest, $299.51.
Police-Clarence Krewson, $3.50;
Robert Marshall, $40; Arthur Risley,
$50; Geo.sW. Adams, $32.65.
Work on streets-Randolph Price,
S33.75; Jesse L. Risley, SLIPS; Rob
ert Gross, $38.25; Samuel Price, S32.-
80; N. W. Coleman, $23; James Good
wyn, S23.