, 1906-01-10
HOLLY BEACH NEWS
OF The PAST WEEK
Regular Meeting of Borough Council.
Death of Mrs. Fred Sic
Der on Tuesday
PERSONAL ITEMS

The Borough Council met in regular
session last night with Mayor Smith,
| Clerk Hewitt and Couucilmen Barnett,
Culver, Long, Rauch and Woolston
present. All the bills were laid over
until next meeting. A communication
was reao from the fire company stating
the desire of having e. w. Forcum
appointed chief again. He was APP
pointed and confirmed by Council.
Ordinance No. 40, an ordinance relating
to the removal of garbage was read and
passed first reading. Ordinance Nc. so,
compelling property owners to erect
fire escapes on their buildings was read
and passed first reading. Ordinance
No. As was returned to the sewer COM
mittee and to be reported on at the
next meeting. Councilman Woolston
was appointed president of Council.
Councilman Rauch, Culver and Bar
nett were appointed the boardwalk
committee. The clerk was ordered to
notify the Pacific avenu property own
ers of a public hearing at The next reg
ular meeting of Council on Tuesday
evening, January 30. TO discuss the
question of paving Pacific avenue. A
communication was read from Muir
dock & Mullen, the sever contractors,
stating that the sewer was completed
aud il was ORDER : test the engineer.
be instructed to inspect same and re-
port at next meeting. A petition from
a number of property owners was read
stating that the %jettieS on the beach
front needed repairing and asking for
an appropriation to fix them. 1t was
received and filed. The bond of Benz.
F. Barker, as collector, for $40, 900 was
read and approved. 1t bore the names
of q. A. Norton, F. G. Meyer and o.
B. Smith. Council then adjourned.
Amelia (Rapp) Sieber, wife of Fred
Sieher, the Cedar avenue baker, died
at her late home early yesterday morn
ing, after a weeks illness from pneu-
monia. Funeral services will he held
at the home on Thursday evening at
eight O'clock. Interment will be made
in the Northwood cemetery in Phila-
delphia on Friday morning services be-
ing held at 1l.30 in the Northwood
chapel. Mrs. Sieber and her husband
J came here about four years ago and
started their bakery on Cedar avenue.
She was about As years of age and a
faithful wife and mother.
Unfinished and furnished cottages
to rent by the month until June 1, 1906.
Apply to VIM. II. Bright, Holly Beach
The debate which is to be held in the
Wild wood borough hall on the Goth
inst. under the auspices of st. Simeon's
club on the subject of consolidation is
a topic of interest to everyone. 1t has
now become a common question. Are
you for or against the consolidation of
Anglesea, Wildwood and Holly Beach?
At this meeting women should not be
excluded. Many of them are large
property owners here whose interests
entities them to be present to hear the
pros and cons relative to the question
of consolidation. If the Wild wood
hall is not large enough to admit the
women let the Holly Beach Borough
hall be engaged for the event. The
latter hall is much better adapted for
the purpose.
Fol Sale-Six year old horse cheap.
Apply to Chas. Albig, Pacific avenues
For sale or exchange for Five Mile
Beach property, a good farm near Clay
ton, N. J., and about twenty miles
from Philadelphia, with "a acres, IA
room double house, large barn, COW
house for four cows, large chicken
house, carriage house and other build
ings. A fine orchard. A. G. P~entland,
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