Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-11-13
ADVERTISING
G. A. Norton, George N. Smith, J.
Albert Harris.

OS"eS ~. RuAthi -
Albert Harris.
CONVENTIONS AND EXCURSIONS
o. 1. Blackwell, ]. b. Wright, F. NJ.
Rich, G. L. Heinle, n. Diamond.
DECORATIONS
Mark B. Reeves, E. s. Turner, Geo..
Webb, J. E. O'Daniel, E. NJ. johnson,
@. e. Rakestraw, E. Yenney.
RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTATION
Thomas Msrtindale, J. Fithian Ia
tenn, c. i. Heinle, w. H. Austin, E.
G. Slaughter.
MEMBERSHIP
J.E. Whitesell, w. J. HARRISON, J. E.
O'Daniel, Gustav Anderson, Harry G.
Koeneke, S. A. Laning, q. H. Kurtz.
LEGISLATION AND SANITATION
John Bright, H. q. Chalmers, Pal
mer Way, DR.. II. II. Tomlin, t. G.
Hamilton, ]. Fithian Tatem, Lanning
Myers.
Mr.. King wss appointed on the Con-
vention committee, but declined and
begged to be excused from all commit
tees or appointments. The bills receiv-
ed were verified and ordered paid with
the exception of those needing check
ing up. Mr.. Greaves reported that
the Board of Tradehad become a men,
Der Of the New Jersey State Chamber
of Com opd that an H. a.a
Der of the official magazine OF that or
g%anization Wild wood had been given
a good boost by an article written by
the secretary. Philip Gould was elect
ed q member of the Boad and the
meeting adjourned.
The weekly meeting of the City Conn
missioners was held on Thursday after
noon with all present. The minutes of
the last meeting were read and after
being corrected were approved. Mr..
Ryan reported his receipts for the week
$4S78.15. Clerk Whitesell reported he
had received the auditors corrected re-
port and 1t was filed. He also reported
$597.02 receied through his office. The
clerk was instructed to notify milkmen
Olson and Abbott to gather up all
empty bottles laying arouned the
streets. The appointments of fire
Chief Nickerson, assistant fire Chief
Dunham and chief of Police Smith
were caafirmed, it having not been
done before. Several complaints were
received regarding the lights OF motor
cars and the police will be instructed to
make all cars have their lights lit after
dark. The clerk was instructed to
write the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
asking them if they would pave around
their station at Wild wood avenue if
the city would pave 30 feet west of the
east curb line on Holly Beach avenue.
The next motion which came up and
was passed was to authorize the publ
cation of notice of intention to pave
the following streets with bituminous
concrete paving:
Atlantic ven from Cedar avenue
to 26th street. Pacific avenue from Pine
avenue to 26th street, Holly Beach ave-
nve from Cedar avenue to Wildwood
avenue, Oak avenue from Atlantic ave-
nue. to Holly Beach avenue, Wildwood
v from Atlantic avenue to Holly
Beach avenue, Pine avenue east of
Ocean enu to Holly Beach avenue,
Maple avenue from Atlantic avenue to
Holly Beach avenSe.
Now is the time to look over your
requirements for stove repairs. We
carry the largest assortment on Five
Mile Beach and can ave you both time
and expense. Koeneke Bros. ~
1t Is reported that Edward Shefman,
the photographer, was shot to death in
Florida by negroes a few days ago. He
was asleep In his home at the time.
His wife sustained Injuries at the hands
of the ruffians. A few years ago Mr..
Sherman bought a tract OF land neal
st. Petersburg and was engaged in de-
veloping it, several people from Wild
wood having purchased land OF him,
some of whom are down there now for
the winter. The nearest neighbor, 1t
is said, lived a mile away.
Don't forget the new shoe store of
just shoes for your next pay. w. M.
Beers, Oak above Pacific, under Hotel
Seacrest. y
Charley Mead has moved to Stone
Harbor, where he has charge Of the
branch lumber yard of the III. Coombs
Lumber Co His brother Robert was
sworn Id asSherif of Gloucester coun-
ty on Tuesday, having been elected at
the late election. A. Lincoln Fox,
brother of Richard T. Fox, of East
Spicer avenue, was elected Sheriff of