Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-06-04

Jay anu received DiuS Tor a baud Tor
the coming season, as follows: Ed
Brintop, $3.50; Cianfoni, 50, 500 and
$500 per week for all time required over
the ten weeks; Fabrisl, So, 1850; Harry
Ford, sl,45O; Robert N. Riddle, $500;
S. L Hummel, $I,7lO; Fred S Cape
room, s., 80; Albert Passeri, So, $50;
Toma=gno, 81, 400; Flank Donado, SO, $500;
Frank Sabatioi, So 900; Clifford Keene,
1895 Commissioner Hendee moved
to award contract to Cianfoui, but was
not seconded. Mayor Smith moved TO
award to Donado, seconded by Ryan.
Mr.. Blackwell sa d the commissioners
shouldsdo the best thing to serve the
people, He acknowledged that there
was a sentiment against Cianfoni, but
that sentiment had worn away and the
people would now be willing to have
his band back this season. The mo-
ton to employ Donado's band was car
ried, Hendee voting against it. Bids
for furnishing the printed band pro-
gram were next opened. Raymond
McAllister offered $40 in cash, three or
or four pages of city advertising and to
put up 200 signs in South Jersey, to be
made Of wood aud painted white with
black letters. Nelson Kreamer offered
500 cash and put up 100 signs, the pro-
grams to be printed in Wildwood. The
matter was referred to the advertising
committee of the Board of Trade which
meets This afternoon. The contract for
for furnishing ice to the city was awar-
ded tothe Crystal Ice Co. The sew
age disposal plant proposition was
taken W. The State Board of Health
was asked in reference to locating the
plant al the old place at Post creek
which would save the city about $40, 600.
The main channel was proposed by
the health authorities in lieu of the
fact that as the city grew the sewage
would increase, and while the city
would save some money now they
would have to spend it later and they
thought it would be of more profit to
have it done now while they were
building, nevertheless they had no
objection at this stage of affairs. Mr..
Ryan moved to postpone awarding
the contract for two weeks so that the
matter nay be gone over more thorough
lly. The following were bidders:
McLinden & Co......-....$1O7, O2e. 45
Sutton d COrson.......... 62,858. 20
Peoples Bros..."..."....- 65,21S.25
The Baptist church was granted per-
mission to place a sign on the board
walk at Maple avenues pointing to
their church two blocks away.
Hucksters from off shore complain
of having no place to water their horses
since the license was refused the hotel
at the bridge on Rio Grande avenue,
and the clerk was instructed to write
the Board of Freeholders to establish
a watering place at Arctic and Rio
Grande avenues.
Every Memorial day at Wildwood
means a whole lot of work for some
body in the arrangement of the exer-
clses, which are conducted under the
auspices of Baker Bros. and the Board
of Trade. Mr.. Yenney made the floats
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark b. Reeves,
Miss Leedom and Mrs. Hume arranged
and trimmed the floral boat. The boat
came ashore at Burk avenue Tuesday
afternoon.
Your character is frequently express
sed in your dress, therefore, you should
put your feet in our shoes. w. M.
Beers, Oak and Pacific, the new shoe
store. \
Morris Clark is here from Philadel-
phia with the Abbotts dairies as usual
and boarding with his brother-in-law,
Eddie Taylor.
An interesting incident occurred dur
ing the passing of the parade at the
residence of j. II. Dowler, a Civil war
veteran, on Monday. The aged vet.
dipped his colors and placed a boquet
of flowers upon each float that bore the
photo and name of those who lost their
lives in the service of their country.
The flowers were donated by F. H.
Crammer.
The SClearview, on Crosse avenue,
despite fhe cool days, entertained quite
a few guests over Memorial Day. Mrs.
G.. ]. bowling, Mrs. Captain Numford
and granddaughter. Miss Amelia Shat
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Stocker, MIR.
and Mrs William Mott, MI. John
Wagner, all of Philadelphia; DR.. e.
Wardell, Of New York City. All ex-
pect to return in the ear future.
Booking orders nov for pet rabbits
and chickens. j. r. Black wood.
Dr. StouOh and Evangelist McMinn.