, 1905-09-20
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

dore Roosevelt, who, as President of
greatest people on the earth, has so
combined wisdom, patriotism, integrity
and eommon-sense in the discharge Of
his duties as to bring forth the unstint-
ed praise and hearty plaudits, not only
of his own party, but of thinking men
of all parties in the United States, and
the press and people Of foreign nations.
We most heartily endorse the President,
United States Senators Dryden and
Kean and Congressman Gardner in
their past years labors for the welfare
of the Nation.
RESOLVED, that under the wise and
intelligent administration of Hon.
Edward G.. Stokes, Governor of New
Jersey. this state has made decided
progress in the matter of state finances
and economical administration of the
trust reposed in him by the people last
Fall; and the many plans forthe better
ment of the state, suggested by him,
and carried into effect by the Senate
and House of Assembly have already
had the effect of placing New Jersey in
the front rank of Estates bent upon the
honest solution of the numerous prob
lens of governmental policy which
are rising with a rapidity never before
noted in the history of the world.
RESOLVED, that this convention
most heartily approves the official re-
cord of Hon. l.. NJ. Crosse, our repre-
sentative in the State Senate, and views
with pleasure the degree of confidence
and esteem in which he is held by his
fellow legislators and heads ofthe vari-
Gus state departments, thus increasing
his influence in behalf of the many
interests of Cape May county.
RESOLVED, that in Hon. James M.
E. Hildreth Cape May county has an
Assemblyman whose faithfulness, in
telligence and personal integrity have
made his official life in Trenton a
matter of personal qualification to the
people of this county, and we pledge
him and II candidates for Coroner
our united support at the polls in
November.
The following county executive COM
mittee was appointed:
Ocean ~City-John p. Fox, Warren
Brown, Everton A. Corson.
Upper Township-Dr. Johns. Doug
lass, Tuckahoe; John w. Candy, Sea-
vile; Anthony B. Smith, Beesleys
Point.
Dennis Township. +. Bonham,
South Seaville; Furman Ludlam,
South Dennis; Wilbur f. Hand, East
Creek.
Woodbine-M. l.. Bayard.
Sea Isle City-James T. Chapman.
Avalon-Gilbert S. Smith.
Middle Township-Alfred Cooper,
Court House; Joseph Camp, Pierces;
Harry Rice, Swainton.
Anglesea-Harry IL. Hoffman.
Wildwood-Jed Dubois.
Holly Beach-Benj. f. Barker.
Lower Township-James II. Hoff-
man, Cold Spring; Daniel Woolson,
Fishing Creek; Daniel Schellinger,
Erma.
West Cape May-John H. Hughes.
Cape May City-Lewis M. Stevens,
James j. Doak, Barclay Schellinger.
South Cape May. S. Rutchman.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
Little girls fall dress, shepherds
plaid and c%olors, neatly made soc and
75c. See ad on page 4. Mech q Co. n
Contracts for twenty-six handsome
cottages and one fifty room hotel at
Wildwood Crest have been signed since
September l. Such rapid buying of
lots and stipulations to erect buildings
is the strongest possible evidence that
Wildwood Crest and the practical plan
for its development is appreciated by
the people. Baker Brothers, the foun-
ders of Wildwood Crest, are certainly
justified in saying that their highest
expectations are being surpassed. We
are informed that several Pittsburg,
Pa, families and one Cleveland, Ohio.
party, are among the buyers who will!
build cottages at Wildwood Crest next
spring. The appreciative spirit eXis-
ting among the Pittsburg people and
those in adjacent cities, toward the
South Jersey coast, has been spreading
so rapidly, that Baker Brothers have
now expressed their intention to open