, 1903-08-12
90
55
81 81
Balance on hand,
1888 GA


Mr.. Banks, chairman of the sanitary
committee, reported that the garbage
had been removed promptly and that
not a single complaint had been made
TO the committee since the new con-
tractor took charge of the work about
June 20. The following resolution was
passed:
Be it resolved by the Council of the
Borough of Wildwood
Section L. That the upper or third
floor of the Borough Hall be leased 10
the Hereford Lodge f. and A. Nj. of
Wildwood, for the period of one year
from the time the said lodge took pos
session of the same, at the annual rem
tai of s~eventy-five dollars; the said
lodge to provide its own heat, light and
janitor service and to furnish said room:
lease to be made with the privilege of
two years more on same basis rent
payable monthly.
Section ,. That all associations,
lodges, societies or other organizations
holding regular meetings on the first
or second floors of the borough hall
shall pay a rental of two dollars and a
half $3.50 per night for each of their
meetings, to include heat, light, and
janitor service, payable monthly. The
RAOf b7lOAA1 Vi AIlD oCClIOh u Idh6 CIlett
from the first day of October. A. ID.
1908. And for social and political meet
ings two dollars per night as per ordi-
nance, and for meetings for which an
admission is charged, $3.50 per night.
Section B. That the borough solicitor
be instructed to prepare and have exc
cuted leases with the several associa-
lions, lodges, societies, or other gan
cations holding regular meetings in the
borough hall, in accordance with the
foregoing provisions. All rents to be
collected by the %janitor and handed to
the borough clerk, who shall pay same
to the borough treasurer monthly and
report same to council at the regular
monthly meeting. An accoun to be
kept of said rentals under borough hall
account and an account to be kept with
each tenant.
Section 4. That all resolutions in
consistent herewith are hereby re-
scinded and that this resolution shall
take effect Immediately.
In the matter of filling in the lake in
the park, Solicitor Zeller, to whom the
matter was referred, stated that as the
borough did not hold title to the. prop
erty in question, it could not be ex-
pected to fill it in. After transferring
$500 from the incidental fund to the
street appropriation, the following bills
were ordered paid:
w. II. Washburn, making draining
hose and window screens; $3.50; w.
II. Washburn, sewer connection work.
$500; George Ferris, flushing and
Waterman, $50. 10; c. w. Pettibone.
repairing pipes in borough hall, ETC..
Sl3.72; John Newcomb, street work.
1926. Is VIM. r. ZeIler. solicitors sal
airy, 500 Mark Hall, special officer one
month, 3d. 80 Mark Hall, gathering
paper, S14.S6; Mark Hail, opening
borough hall, So 80 Robert Poindexter.
cleaning manholes, Sl.00 West Jersey
Electric Co, July lighting, 1872. As l..
j. Mccormick, work on flush boxes,
S2l.50 L. {. Hamilton, advertising,
S6.43. The following bills were all for
advertising Star of the Cape, $1,000
Phila. Inquirer, S40.05 Elmer Times
Co, $500 West Chester Republican.
$1,000; Bridgeton Evening News, $1,000:
Philadelphia Press, S29.70 Camden
Courier, $1,000; Wilkesbarre. Pa. Rec
ord, $1,000; Cape May Wave. $500:
Public Ledger, 500 P%ittsburg Times.
S20.50; Baltimore Herald, $4,000; North
American, S22.50 The Official Railway
Season, Philadelphia, S12.O0; Camden
Post Telegram, $1,000; Philadelpbia
Evening Telegraph, $500; The oak
dale Weekly, Philadelphia. SlOOO.
Chester Times, $1,000; Washington
Post, $780, Phila. Record, S24.0O
Woodbury. Constitution, $500; Vine
land Journal, $500.