Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-05-21
WILDWOOD
Continued from page l

4 meeting Of the Wildwood City
Commissionerswas heldThursdayafter-
noon, May 20. Henry e. Wright asked
the Commissioners to pave the side walk
on the north side of Susquehanna ave
nue. west of Park and Hudson
The cutters have been laid in this Sec
ton but the sidewalks become muddy
in bad weather. The matter was taken
under consideration. The question as
10 the right to assess for laying water
and sewer pipes to properties was ans
wered by Solicitor Hand who said the
Commissioners have the right so to do.
The contract which was drawn up be-
tween the city and Mr.. Kalbach, the
contractor who has the resurfacing of
the streets in charge, was read. This
work is to be completed in thirty work
ing days-and by a working day is
meant every clear day, all rainy days
are excepted. Mr.. Ryan's motion to
accept Mr.. Kalbach's bend was carried.
Mayor Smith refused to sign the con-
tract and gave as his opinion that the
property owners could not be assessed
for the Improvements but upon The adj
vice of Mr.. Hand it was shown that
they could. The Mayors stand in the
matter was pronounced and a resolu-
tion was offered by Mr.. Hendee that
Mr.. Ryan be authorized to so sign.
The resolution was carried. Complaint
was entered about the Roberts avenue
approach being in bad condition. The
owners have been asked to improve
their sidewalks thereto. Mr.. Hendee
moved to instruct property owners on
the north side of Roberts avenue to
build sidewalks to boardwalk approach,
also the south side Of Taylor avenue 1t
was claimed was In bad condition and
as that was a much travelled street 1t
should be attended to. Mr.. Ryan moved
to instruct the clerk to prepare a reso-
luton for a bond issue for So 900 for the
Board of Education. On motion OF Mr..
Ryan, work was to commence on the
resurfacing of the on June 9TH
.na 10 n,a,ad bu INV 7th. and to
1auan ho,sa ooanoo,io.s ard assess the
property owners for the pipe connec-
tions. Mr.. Sweet suggested that a num-
bor 20 a.os be sent him and he would
81 4 n that tbav were nlaced on Oak.
Wildwood and Pacific n on Fri
day for the Get T0gther Dinner of the
pnors - Trada The clerk was in
sts,,otaa - aavsrt;sa for b;ds to con-
nt~,at ssaanra,rs the Same 10 he IN nv
rmse,o,s runar;ntenaan 81 Schools
Chalmers. representing the Volunteer
Firemen,s Association, said there would
be a firemen,s parade here on July 18th
and wanted to know what encourage
ment could be expected from the Com
missioners and suggested an appropria.
ton Of 5000. He said the cost would to-
tai $500 and that 500 had been given by
the Board of Trade and 500 from the
Crest. he also stated thai n west
jersey hailroau Woulu lun an eAcu'sion
down py the way Oh Mlivnie anu 'aA
= nnes,sro
ns nav 80 Go 800 10
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BUSINESS p'ases naN"a.a sooo g. ~
nnrposa Tbrouoh > MISUNDERSTANDING
.sya n,hl;sbed hat Messrs. Blaker and
Sweat IN their offer of a hand site and
band, had suggested dancing on Sun
day to which we would say they had
suggested sacred concerts.
Af.sr o,,oht;,o from a trollav car on
Tnasaav Of r,aamin0 avenue Mrs. Mar.
-;or;a Nroor,doa oftha scott anartmenis
on wildwood avenue was struck by o
passing auto driven by Mr.. Hawks, of
pio a.arda Che WON corriad sovaraI