Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-05-19

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policeman went away happy. He has
been spoken of as the motorcycle
COP" His particular mission in this
section is to run down and round III
vi%olators of traffic laws, rules ant
regulations. He had to laugh wher
told of the rich pickings that await
him in this virgin field and visions o.
fines galore must have fitted before
him.
Mr.. Gardner said the state police
troop consists now of 20 members; bu
that in July SO more will be added
These are the novices, the students
undergoing at present a course of In
struction and training. Lieutenant
William Sickles is in charge of Troop
A. which covers all of South Jersey.
Lieutenant Sickles transferred Gard
ner from Moorestown to Cape May
Court House quite recently, believing
that he can render the protection to
the public os sadly needed at sea-
shore points and on thoroughtares
leading thereto.
1nGIG SGGl1S W NC ~ W.
demand for permits to build new
structures or to improve some ALREADY
built. ten more having been issued
during the previous week:
To William H. Smith, contractor, for
David McKibbin, owner, Improvements
to the Elmira Hotel, Schellenger ave-
nue. near Atlantic avenue, Sl,2OO.
To James Williams. owner, 9SO5
Arctic avenue, new pool room, to cost
$1,000.
To Robert L. Leyburn, contractor,
for J. M. Boyd, 4OS East Twenty-sixth
avenue. improvements to cost $3.50.
n William A. Thompson, contrac-
tor. for Cohen and Roberts, new bath
houses, Ocean and Montgomery ave-
nues, $500.
To Mark B. Reeves, contractor, for
D. F~reelander, wildwood avenue, east
of Pacific avenue, new front porch,
$3.50.
To Mark B. Reeves, for Oswaldo
Melchiorre, Pacific avenue, under Sea-
crest Hotel, new show window, $500.
To Thomas J.. Hamilton, contractor,
for oliver Bright, addition to garage,
Garfield and Pacific avenues, $3.50.
To Frank E. Walters, contractor, for
Robert j. Kay, garage, Glenwood and
Atlantic avenues, $500.
To L. P. Garrison, contractor, for
Joe Link, dwelling and garage, 205
West Magnolia avenue, $1,000.
To L. P. Garrison, for Herbert 5.
Shaw, improvement at corner Rio
Grande and Holly Beach avenues, $3.50.
The names of four contractors and
builders who were the first to take out
licenses under the new building code
ordinance were published in the Jour-
lal on Friday, May 9Th; on Friday,
NAY 18th, the names of nine more APP
,licants were printed. Since then
more licenses have been issued
" the city clerk:
To Rufus P. Hays, 1874 East Wild
wood avenue.
To F. M. Hess, 1913 East Lincoln ave.
To w. H. Washburn, zoe West Pine
To Robert L. Leyburn, 1O2 East
venue.
To William A. Thompson, 100 West
avenue.
To s.. H. Shinn, 2O5 East Bennett
venue.
To Kilmer and CARL, whose spec
atty is h-ouse-raising and moving.
The number of builders licenses APP
lied for and granted up to May 18th,
Inclusive, is therefore 20. No license
f this kind can issue unless a fee of
25 accompanies the application.
An application for a hacking license
vas signed by Sydney c. Sommers,
manager of the Sun-Tribune.
lis age was given as 40, his address
"a East Poplar avenue Permission
5 asked to operate a 4-cylinder Dodge
ar, "a horse power and carrying five
,assengers. Application held under
dvisement for 80 days.
Three bids for the printing of the
ity t%reasurer's annual report were
ubmitted. The specifications called
the printing of 1000 or $500, 20
booklets on 60-pound book paper
nd a statement of the time it would
axe each competitor to complete the
york. The proposals were as follows:
Sun-Tribune-
1000 at S25S in 25 days.
$500 at $275 in 25 days.
Page Printery-
1000 at $25O,time 8 weeks.
$500 at $275, time 8 weeks.
Five Mile Beach Journal
1000 at 1854, in less than 2 weeks.
$500 at $194 in less than 2 weeks.
The Journal proposals being by far
he lowest, the bid was awarded to
his printing plant, probably the best
quipped printery in Cape May County.
The Journal not only outbid all of its
ivals, but the offer of speed in deliv-