Evening journal., 1916-05-03
Mr.. Anderson ASKS
FOR Another TERM
Building Inspector Points TO
Record as Reason for
Seeking Reappointment
PETITION TO GO in
TO CITY COUNCIL

Building Inspector Charles e. An
derson, who is seeking reappointment
as building inspector. is making an
active canvass for the Office which is
20 be filed within short time by City
Council. Mr.. Anderson in a statement
gives as his reasons for seeking the
office the following:
For the last four months permits
have been issued on new buildings and
improvements representing a total of
S942.035.06 and for the twenty-one
months Mr.. Anderson has been build
ing inspector he has issued permits for
new constructions and alterations to-
falling 5000 57906 1904 permits
we're issued. and he condemned 329
faulty and dangerous structures. All
detail of plans and specifications of
construction work has TO be personal
ly inspected and checked up by the
building inspector. and the work on
buildings frequently inspected TO see
that they comply with the building or
dinances. Such inspection is neces-
sary in behalf OF all interested parties,
the city, architects. contractors and
builders"
The following petition will be sent
to City Council.
Wilmington. Del, April &c. 1916.
To the Mayor and Council OF Will
mington.
Gentlemen: We, the undersigned
architects, contractors and builders of
the city Of Wilmington do respectfully
petition that Charles E. Anderson be
reappointed to the position of build
ing inspector of the city Of Whining
ton. We understand. that his present
term of Office expires on May 4, 1916,
and inasmuch as we have been
brought into close contact with the
Office Of the building inspector for the
past twenty-one months and have al
ways found Mr.. Anderson to be care
ful, competent and efficient, It is with
great pleasure that we take this OPP
portunity to endorse his reappoint-
ment for said office.
"E. l.. Rice. Jr.. Company. archi-
tects and engineers. SIS Market
street; A. S. Reed & Brother Com
pany, SIS Shipley street; George W.
McCaulley & Son. 103 West Eighth
street; Samuel r. Green. corner Fif-
teen,h and Walnut; Charles II. Tindall
& Son. GA Tatnall street; William r
Williams Company. S21 Orange street
Roscoe Cook Tindall. architect, 207
Equitable Building; Alfred Downward
500 Tatnall street; Harry S. Lynch
us Tatnall street; Joseph Schunder
500 Rodney street; John J. Kennedy
architect, 7O7 Ford Building; Leor
Wilde Crawford. architect, Equitable
Building: John ID. Thompson. Jr., ar.
chitect. Ford Building; George W
Seeds Edge Moor. Del; Edward Candy
May, architect. DUPONT Building; W
Howard May. 1914 Rodney street; Her.
man Dohl. 314 West Fourteenth street
George W. Phillips. 502 West Nine
.eenth street. Charles Forwood, 201'
Boulevard; s. Howard Mccoy. 221;
Washington street: L. W. Syfrit 20!
Concord avenue; George w. Raudman
403 Concord avenue; Wallace =
Hance, architect. 2O4 West Twenty
fourth street: J. A. Bader & Company
923 Market street: l. NJ. Lenderman &
Brother. SIG Shipley street; Uniol
Stone Company. Calvin Anderson
manager. Second and Church streets
William A. Schoolmaster, Delslwar'
avenue and Adams street; Patricl
Fahey, 500 South Clayton street; Pres
ton Walker. 223 West Fourteentl
street; n. H. Cloud. architect, $50
Mt. Salem Lane: William S. Ander
son. 3 East Thirteenth street; William
d. Haddock & Company, SO4 Orang
street"