The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-03
Would Discourage
Erection of ANY
Stands on Beach


council. President Guy G. Bailey OF
tbs Daytoaa -Seabreeze Chamber OF
Commerce has been interesting him
sell a. TO the best method OF preserv-
ing the beauty Of this wonderful
beach.
II was reported to the council last
Monday night that persons had begun
10 erect temporary buildings Adjoining
the Heating Casino on the beach. No
permits had been granted and the
council ordered Marshal Young to see
that the building operations were
stopped the next morning. II now APP
pears that the next morning Marshal
Young ordered the building stopped.
but the stoppage was for a mighty few
minutes only 1t seems hurried
meeting of the building committee OF
the council was called instanter and
that Clerk r. L. Selden issued the
necessary permit and any delay that
might have been caused By Marshal
Young proved TO be very short lived
The building has continued as If moth
ing had happened II IS understood
the new structures are TO be used
for various kinds of concessions.
games OF chance and the usual mys-
{ terious propositions common TO street
carnivals. The ground was rented TO
those interested by Cochran Heating.
the owner OF the casino. but he says
he has no interest in the privileges
sought
President Bailey is frankly of the
lures would be unsightly anywhere.
but that they are particularly so on
the beautiful beach He squarely
takes the position that there should
be Just as few changes as possible in
the APPEARANCE Of the beach as nature
has given Il 10 the people of this
community. ana most certainly. does
he contend, that its beauty should
not be married in tie least.
President Bailey would like to see
movement successful that would
induce all persons along the beach in
this section. claiming the riparian
rights thereof. 10 transfer them by
deed TO the municipality in which they
are located. 1t is understood that
Seabreeze has already reserved three
blocks OF these rights. beginning al
Duke street and extending north.
President Bailey says that as the
result OF a similar contention as TO
riparian rights along the coast o
Lakes Michigan and Huron, the mat
ter was decided by the Supreme court
OF the United States after il had been
threshed out in both the Interior and
War Departments OF the government
He reports that the Supreme court
decided in very similar proposition
as exists here. that 40 individual could
hold these rights, when they inter
fered with the convenience or needs
OF the government or any interests il
may hereafter have IN them
One 81 the purposes Of President
Bailey is to encourage among al own
ers OF ocean frontage feeling in ia
vor OF preserving the wonderful, nat
ural beauty Of the beach. He hopes
they VIII ali De so much interested il
the importance of this ambition tlIai
they VIII readily transfer whareye'
indivsieaI riparian rights they ma,
legally have to the government Of tbs
town in which they have with th'
strict reservation ID each case tha
the beach shall never be disfgured O.
desp0iled III any way.
Already President Bailey ha.
talked With several men PROMINENT.
Interested ID the welfare OF both o
Tie towns here bordering on tn
beach and he ands the sentiment yer,
strong ii favor nf keeping from II
beach any SORT Of obstruction tina
viii in The least interfere with n
matches slendor With Witch natur
mas adorned Id
Il Is tho nope 81 the president 3
the Chamber 81 Commerce that ther
viii he general ana generous respons
10 Sis appeal for Iprote 1tioa for ~
beaoh 81 hat the citizenship Of u
future may enjoy its natural con
.yeniences and matchless delight /
TILL same extent thai those who hay
seen ar known & IS i was given {
man
President Bailey feels tbis Il q re.
lite problem that Is right now UP !
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