New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14

4ctige York an Making Ready
for 1t.

To,z Branch y J. June 13 (SpeciaD-Everybody
&c working overtime here in order to get reao! io
.orening day The hotels are IN the "aiiue "
-si,+e-s and decorators, and in another week Ihe
zzo-l. will be completed and the houses reaoE 10
receive guests.
There will be the usual attractions which Long
Branch is noted for, chief among winch are uie
good drives for automobile, carriage ana WHEEL
The roads were put in condition several "eehS
earlier than usual this season nunoer oi tHe
-4o-orrhfs-es were newly Eraveled- The ocean
Drive which was regravelled year ago at a cost
Of sl5ee0 from sea Niew-ave- TO ElbeTon' Is III oe
Ter shane apparently this season than last.
(7ol1ng. too will be. one Of the popular outdoor
--,-.s. here this season. The new links at Holly
wood the Hollywood Hotel course and those a
Deal are all attractive The latter clup oia's
from Elberon more than any other result
though the ma ority those who play golf al that
cottage colony belong 10 the Hollywood Cluo' o.
which Joseph j O'Donohue is president
The great midsummer attraction the Monmouth
Comfy open Air Horse Show, VIII be larger anu
ra+-a- than ever before this season The associe
- . zen, weeks ago added more land to its track
zr6 The work Of putting things in shape Tor 'ne
three DAYS exhibition in the latter part OF 'uS as
sf-eadv begun The prize list VIII ne lSs"eu III q
few weeks. and trophies IN cash anu F'
Il 5000 viii be offered
- one, a5r orrera at Pleasure Bay, another at
traction which draws many on hot summer hie,,s
viii greet the summer VISITOR Ilis season -
o-,era season will not open before the laSL "eeh "
Tr-rFn
inland TO the opera or a dinner at one % -
+.o-e1z * en1oyed by many cottagers curing INC
season 4 launch ride from Seahright anu F.u .
is the proper thing for those living III 'na.
The bathing facilities along the cods' "-ii ~
Ter han ever before this season Crsnrner us
~ ,7,,5ervra1t 10 the sea has been improved at
ros- Of 10000 a plunge being built during lie -,
,er. where dip in sea water can DC eNJ L.L 80
night OF day. The Columbia Baths' NJ - =.
,.or-,lar last season have been opened VIII. a.
o
Fa4bf~r ra,-ilion TOR the South Eloeron Coie'i ~
Company is about finished The rapo -,,;c
that resort made il necessary 10 nave
bathing pavilion at that point -, o..
The F.Jheron Beach Club will cater as usuel' -
us ,,atrons ITS proprietary and honorary fneiiUe
Which include nearly all OF the cottagers III 'iia1
region Governor Franklin Murphy is liz
q the Beach Club and one OF us Supfo - -
: snecial election viii be held IN AueuS' -
lin rex charter 70 replace the one aoop'eu
sWav back in the SOS, which says 'hHt
more than $4,000 in bonds shall be lssueo ~ man
needed improvements - -...,-. --5u he called
7r-or 10 ratify or reject. was drawn by JoSeI
1 he % ci7sTfeT governing Atlantic City It rs
claimed by it's supporters ana II mas i ia with
1ust the thing 10 cure all Ills. II Goes CIV the
;Te dual form Of government which, 10 say S i &c
least is Objectionable ana eleCls 2 11 Tbe honded
ir6eh+edness under charter II the xoI.t
50 decide, is large e[5sl, tion of boardwalk if
q the ocean front ult and the purchase of
II Is thought to 800, pe iirt nIants which are
-,,r,-1lied nv private corporations ana ar ue
c,ar5ng ldg dividends each year The commute oH
seven who favor the bin that IS soon 70 co fdpe
fore the Deopie are Mayor Walter s Reed; Jy sn
W-iIhpr a T5eislev Thorn1yke Saunders. l. Mo- 5
gan Hdreth W. s. B. Parker Johh 0"ie anu
The cotfagers favor the new BIN necause ,, q
means greater privileges and more lmprohse ,her
They freoUenfly have been turned down VIII ayy
have appeared and asked fog small mp ,,,s. SO
ground that the city can raise tFa charter
much money because of clause IN tns ma San'+
The answer irysraFlly has been: why LIlsL 49, -.
Won ~1f loose from the old charter and lncortoIdL
under citv act9 We don't object 10 paZlls a ~
1ayes rrovided we get the improvements aesHe~-