Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07

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go of the average assessed valuation a.
stated in subdivision d hereof
Deductions under this item (c) (Insert
smaller of the above two amounts
Indebtedness incurred and authorized
but not incurred for the supply of water
J18. 100000
! 29S, 10000
2,276. 10000.
(e) The net indebtedness incurred and
authorized. but not incurred for school
purposes stated in A (a) and tbl
Observation-Disclosures. 799.100 90 .
100000
SO of the average assessed valuation as
stated in subdivision D hereof
Deductions under this tenn (e) Unsert
smaller of above two amounts) 755.455 II
(f) Funds in hand and sinking funds
or such parts therof as are held for TIE
edness other than that which is included
i'll these deductions or otherwise deducted
or hand of any bonds notes held 10
pay any part of the gross Indebtedness anl
tie estimated proceeds o. bonds ,,r or note ss,
mated proceeds WIZ be held f'' that pur-
pose.
General s. Eds. .............. 54676s9l
lg) Amount included in the current
taes levied for the Of any Hap part that
551. .2so62
(h) Amount OF unpaid taxes not more
GJ Indebtedness incurred, and author
than three years in arrears
lied but not incurred, for the conStrue-
tion or reconstruction of dikes, bulkheads
jetties or other devices erected along the
ocean inlet fronts and intended to pre-
vent the encroachment of the sea fnclud-
ing the improvements to restore property
damaged by sea or for the construction OF
boardwazs' pavilioIns. oI Piers piers M bathing deang
front and the acquisition of lands in con-
nectio ntherewith
90 Amounts owing by the State, by
other municipalities or by other persons
or corporations on account of that part OF
an improyement Sn9t an assessment I'M I'M
heen incurred or authorized and not de-
Quoted under some other item
i0'ai osCuV11RHS THE NET DEBT '''''9';''
The net debt of the municipality as de-
termined by deducting the deductions az
debt stated insubdivision A is as follows;
Gross debt ................ s. s9I, 5o1oS
Deductions .....'....'.''.' 4'ssg'5Ss.ss9
N'' D. ae3t 3RtvERR:AGE AssEisssE;D ~ -'''
VALUATION
The three next preceding assessed valu-
ations of the taxable real property Gin
cluding improvements) of the municipality
1920 Assessed valuatio nofs uch real
'' issi Assessed valuation Of such real
DiiSss i5s2 Assessed valuation Of such real
pfGRsrsy average Of such assessed valuations
E. PBRCENTAGE OF NET DEBT OF
AVERAGE ASSESSED VALUATION
The percentage that the net debt an
computed under Subdivision G hereof bears
to the average of the assessed valuations
computed under subdiision D hereof is az
6S2 plus per cent. (s.s2T) plus.
was receied and ordered spread IN chs
minutes
The Clerk reported that the Mayor had
returned approved:
Resolution expressing appreciation OF
services rendered by Miss Marina Graae;r
Resolution appointing Daniel j. DwysP
constable of Fifth Ward.
Resoltion authorizing N. Y. Tel. Co. to
remove telephone from office of Leo Gold
| berger to office OF David Wilenty:
Resolution designating different banks
as repositories for city's funds;
Resolution authorizing purchase of hvs
thousand two-iaeh asphalt blocks at cost
Resolution authorizing purchase of seven
ceed $4,000: s=.-
Resolution authorizing the purchase Of
f1e thousand three-inch vitrifed blocks at
cost not to exceed $4,000;
Resolution that Committee on Busses be
empowered to repair Bus Starter Station
at cost not to exceed $4,000;
Resolution fixing salary Of Jas Reilly.
Weighmaster at the sum of $1200.00 per
annum
Resolution fixing the salary of Alfred J.
the sum of ($240o.o0) per annum;
Resolution to issue Tax Anticipation
| Bonds in the amount of $3.50. 10000;
Resolution directing the Street Con-
| mittee to advertise for bids for one Fora
son Tractor at price not to exceed $'.o0p
Resolution directing the Street Commit
tee to advertise for two automobile gar
bage trucks, cost not to exceed 81 900 ga n
Resolution increasing the salaries of era
ployes OF Municipal Light Plant 5000 o.
per annum;
Resolution fixing salary of ]. C ,1ensen.
assistant to City Electrician at $2,00o.G0
Resolution authorizing Committee on
Taxation to employ extra help to expedite
the making out of 1928 tax bills
Resolution fixing salaries of jantors Of
various fire houses al $1s00.o0 per aunun
Resolution authorizing City Attorney 10
prepare bill to be submitted to represcn-
tatiyes in the Legislature of the State of
n: J: to procure aid to meet the cost of
grade crossing elimination.
which were ordered filed
The following resolution offered by Mr..
Clark;
Whereas George Holub is the owner of
Lot 20 in Block 307. and
Whereas said George Holub was by. mis-
| take charged with a house and no house
lsl7, lsls 1918. $50 SAND and i 1871. lAs in Sst the
Whereas the City of Perth Amboy did
pay portion OF the above amount to the
County in the sum of $26.S0
Now therefore be it resolved that Geors
ge Holub be reimbursed the difference
| and warrant be drawn to the order OF
s1I,oV 70 reimburse him for payments err
was adopted by the following vote: Yea
| SS9nsId' S3sI' Waters Patten, Mcclure, Clark,
The following resolution offered by Mr..
| Mcclure:
Be it resolved that the Committee Oh
Lamps and Lights be authorized to purs
chase fifty .(50) piston rings at cost NOT
| to exceed $915.00.
was adopted by the following vote: Yea
Sohsld' Waters. Patten, Mcclure, Clark
The following resolution offered by Mr..
| Waters:
Resolved that the Committee on Polics
| be and hereby is authorized to purchase
ten Mushroom Type Traffic Posts at q
cost not to exceed -Four Hundred and
| Fifty Dollars
was adopted by the following vote: Yea
Soheld, Waters. Patten. MCGUIRE. Clark
| Riedy. Nay-None.
The following resolution offered by Mr..
Patten:
Whereas. certain portions of the side-
walk along State Street from Ukranian
| Hall to the Woodbridge Creek bridge have
been obstructed by the storage of mater
| ials and
Whereas, these distractions have in part
been due to work being done by contrac-
| tors authorized by the Board of Freehold
ers OF the County of Middlesex, and
/ Whereas, the said distractions may en-
| danger the health and lives Of pedestrians.
Be it resolved, that the Clerk notify the
said Board of Freeholders, the contractors
| and the abutting property-owners to re-
| move from the sidewalks along State st.
| any and all distractions.
was adopted by the following vote: Yea
| Sofeld, Waters. Patten, MCGUIRE, Clark,
| Riedy. Nay--None
The following resolution:
| Whereas. in the Providence of God, Mr..
| William Tce. the Timekeeper of our City.
| has been removed from us by the hands