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Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1892

Page

3

Borough Council Ends With Few Measures Sealed

A routine borough council meeting led by Mayor Saunders saw limited business. Petitions to extend the Plainfield Street Railway along Somerset to Summit were referred, and macadamizing Manning Avenue eyed. Officers of Warren Engine Co. No. 1 confirmed, lamp placements discussed, and salaries debated with Marshal Pangborn pay raise approved after heated votes.

Gary Worth Flainfort Borough Council Saunders Hegeman Plainfield Warren Engine Company No. 1 Wise City Justice Crossley Manning Avenue Park Place Vine Street Connolly Summit Avenue Grand Street Westervelt Avenue Neal Somerset Street Hammer J. F. Riker Mountain Avenue

Port Richmond Burglar Winger Sentenced After Court Hearing

Winger, linked to Port Richmond burglaries on April 26, was identified by the coat and grip-sack from Ingalls’s house. He confessed to Capt. Grant and received fifteen years at hard labor in the Bicent Prison, with ten for burglary and five for assault on Officer Frederickson.

Winger Crescent Avenue Mr. Ingalls Port Richmond Elas Grip-Eack Richmond County McCormick Charl « Ingalls New Liighton Staten Island Bisle Trenton Grant Lee Frederickson

East Chicago Industries Linked by Kean Emmons Pair

Honorable John Kean of Elizabeth joins Emmons Bisine in plans to locate large manufacturing ventures in East Chicago. The Herald notes connection with F. Ford of Plainfield and Robert Cooley of Plainfield in these developments. A color man named David Nutter near Woodbury Park becomes father to twins, Blaine and Harrietson. Somerville and Westfield contest league honors this afternoon.

Sumvesporis Gilbert Plainfield Mra W. P. Austin Miss Lillie New York FP. P. Haffner Dunellen F. Ford Mainfield New York Herald Robert Cooley John Kean Elizabeth The Herald Emmons Bisine Chicago David Nutter Woodbury Park David Blaine Harrietson

County Board Sets 190000 Levy to Meet Yearly Expenses

The Board of Freehollers met Thursday to approve the next year’s county budget. A tax levy of 190000 plus 1000 already collected will cover expenses and interest on bonds. Line items include courts 34000, jail 6500, salaries 4500, bridges 21000, hospitals 1500 both Elizabeth and Muhllenberg, and other necessary costs. The assessors will review the report at their July meeting. A five member committee was formed to inspect the Cedar Brook bridge on Putnam avenue Plainfield and report on the need for a new bridge.

BEAC Elizabeth Westfield Sbandance Chicago County Court House Scotch Plains East New Jersey Baptist Association Aberman Outfitting Company Connecticut New England Young Ladies' Missionary Society First Baptist Church Sarah Bernhardt William Kennon Chas. Williams Offeer Lynch Grant Needham Corneil Kimy Pilot Michael Quinn Spng Bethlehem Fair and Driving Park Association Bethlehem Kitty Pilot Charles ©. Brower Allentown Newark Astinson Blaine Morton Alger Phelps and Rincon Board of Freehollers Coarta Lanaey Corones Elizabeth Hospital Muhllenberg Hospital Plumfield County Board of Assessors Messrs Vanderbeek Hubbard Scudder Maliday Laser Preeholder Vanderbeek Cedar Brook Tridge Putnam Avenue Plaindeld

White Wiss First Prize in Local Bowling Tourney

White has won 16 of 19 games and seeks first prize in the C. M. L. individual bowling tournament. Last night scores show White 153 and Winn close behind. A wagon was toppled by a streetcar accident at Front Street and Plainfield Avenue. A movement seeks a Town Hall in Dunellen with a brick building for stores on the ground floor and offices above.

Park Avenue Amos Gray West Second Street White Lidke Front Street Plainfield Avenue Dunellen Holden

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