Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-02-11

Boulevaid, Philadelphia avenue, north
of Primrose, and Philadelphia avenue,
south of Lotus-all three for Sol Fuld.
A leaking fire hydrant at First and
Delaware avenues, Anglesea, was re-
paired; also a leaking main at corner of
Juniper and Hudson avenues, in Wild
wood.
~ The building inspectors written
report showed nineteen permits issued
in the month of January, and 500 col
lected in fees. The value of the build
ing operations for which these permits
were given footed up $29, 100.
f3) The inspector of plumbing Issued
eleven permits in the same month and
received fees in the sum of $21. %.
Communications next: The first one,
from W .C.Todd, secretary of the Board
of Education, read as follows: ST beg
to notify you that the members of the
Board Of School Estimate from the
Board Of Education will be LemueI
Garrison and E. T. Nye."
The second communication read was
from the managing secretary Of the
Wildwood Board of Trade, stating that
this organization had gone on record at
it's February Sd meeting as urging the
commissioners to build q new board
walk as soon as possible. The letter
closed by saying: "WIll you kindly
place this letter on the minutes of your
meeting to register the sentiment of
this organization regarding a new
board walk?"
The following was received from
City Treasurer Robert J. Kay: II beg
to certify that L have this day detach-
ed from school bonds No. 20 to 25 in
elusive, of the denomination of $500,
each of the SO coupons of the denomi-
n2tson Of $12. so each, said coupons be-
ing numbered from 10 to so, inclusive
and amounting in the aggregate to
$3.50 on each bond; and | have reg
istered said bonds for the payment #
the principal and the interest in the
name Of the Sinking Fund commits
sion OF the City of Bridgeton, at the
request of said commission, the owners
of said bonds. [ herewith present the
above mentioned 408 coupons, having a
value of S., 100 for your inspection and
for destruction in your presence"
The last communication was the re-
port Of the commission OF gas supply
for the City of Wild wood: 1--WE think
the only sure way to secure a gas sup
ply will be that the city buy the plant
and make necessary Improvements to
give good service. So we recommend
that the city take necessary steps to
have an election of the voters of Wild
wood at the earliest possible time"
This report was signed by Commits
sioners Frank E. Smith and Oliver
Bright. Mayor Hendee is opposed to
such a move and had nothing to do
with the above report. The report
given verbatim-is said to be in the
handwriting of Commissioner Smith.
After this report had been read, Com
missioner Smith made a motion that
it be received and filed and the city
solicitor be instructed to advise the
commissioners at next meeting as to
how they shall go about putting into
effect the recommendations made in
the said report.
1t was stated at Tuesdays meeting
that the amount due City of Wildwood
by the City of North Wildwood for
water is about Sc, 200 up to date. City
Solicitor Hand was instructed to at
tend the next meeting of the North
Wildwood City. Council on Tuesday,
February 18th, to demand immediate
settlement of the account.
The city solicitor was also instructed
to negotiate settlements with all per-
sons who have presented claims for
injuries sustained and damage to CLOTH
ing caused by collapse of boardwalk
last summer.
The solicitor stated that he has OBJ
tanned a list Of all the property owners
on both sides of Atlantic avenue, from
Lincoln to Montgomery avenues. He
said the law requires that a copy Of the
published notice Of intention to lay
sewers and Iaterals along this street be
mailed to each property owner sbutting
on this street; also that a copy Of the
notice Of intention to grade AMI gravel
or asphalt the same street be mailed to
each property holder. The city clerk
was instructed to publish at once
notices Of intention as above described,
and as o as these appear, the solicit
tor will attend to the mailing OF a
printed copyto each person or persons
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