Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-04-07


During the preceding week 10 per-
mits had been taken out of the build
ing inspectors office.
By Frank B. Sharp, contractor, for
fl. Moffet, Roberts avenue, West of
Park boulevard, dwelling, $2,100.
By Eben Yenney, contractor and
owner, Roberts avenue and boardwalk,
addition of 8 rooms on top of building
there, to cost $500.
By William H Smith, contractor, for
]. Lozaronno, Spencer avenue, East of
Atlantic avenue, dwelling, $1,40O.
By Frank E.. Smith, contractor, for
Max Baker, Pacific and Montgomery
avenues, stores and apartments, $4,000.
By Rufus P. Hayes, contractor, for
William Neil, plumber, 10 new rooms
at 228 East Spencer avenue, $1,000.
By Edward Johnson, ST., contractor,
for Mrs. Lena Johnson, southeast cor
ner Young and Pacific avenues, store
room, $4,000.
By Henry H. Ottens, contractor, for
Mr.. Marger, Roberts avenue, West of
Hudson avenue, bungalow, $1,000.
By Henry H. Ottens, for George
Wright, Roberts avenue, West of Hud-
son, bungalow, $1,000.
By Henry H. Ottens, for j. Grant,
on Hudson avenue, between Roberts
and Baker avenues, $1,000,
By A. Asmuss, contractor, for w.
Krauss, 226 East Bennett avenue, two
new rooms, $3.50.
By Mrs. j.. M. Sweet, manager, Lin
coin avenue and boardwalk, stores
and apartments, $4,000.
By NJ. Complese, contractor, for
Changlin and Cinalli, corner of Taylor
and Pacific avenues, apartments to
cost $4,000.
By O. Peterson, owner, AIT West
Andrew avenue to construct an addi-
ton, s125.
By William H. Smith, for Mrs. Vir-
ginia Carr, 21S East Garfield avenue,
alterations, $3.50.
By A. Alleinni, lis East Magnolia
avenue, addition of five rooms to apart
ments, $500.
By Howard Warrington, for William
G. Gross, 23S East Pine avenue, re-
pairs, $72.
By Mary E. Harbster, Ito East Mag
nolia avenue, to install a heating plant,
5000.
By Frank Bianchi, contractor, for ].
Romanelli, Hildreth avenue, East of
Atlantic avenue, 2 new rooms, $500.
Du ChornoonH II aoIuvnnd G1onunnd
avenue, East of Atlantic, improve
ments to cost SIS.
The weekly reports now having been
disposed of the Mayor called for the
monthly reports covering the March
period.
Warren Kalbach, city electrician, is
sued 55 certificates and granted So
permits, as follows:
IS Permits costing Use EACH. 1915
81 Permits costing $3.50 each. .40.50
Is Permits costing $3.50 each. $3.50
3 Permits costing $500 each. 900
8 Permits costing $500 each. 1900
Total fees collected. .........$1O3.75
Frank B.. Dixon, the building in
spector, issued SO permits during the
month of March, and the estimated
value of the operations concerned by
these permits footed up a grand total
of $213,636. This was the biggest
month he has had since his appoint
ment to the responsible position he is
trying to fill ac%ceptably for the best
interests of the community as a whole
His fees for March amounted to
$274.50, but many moons may wax and
wane before a month like that will
come again.
Millard F. Campbell, collector of
taxes, made 81 searches for title inves-
tigators last month, as below appear
eth:
For Pagan and Whitley, Crest, z.
For John Bright, Wildwood, A.
For Palmer NJ. Way, Wildwood, Z.
For William E. Zeller, Wildwood, 8.
For Beecher-Kay Realty Co., Wild
wood, 2.
Fol E. Laurence Chalmers, Wild
wood, 1.
For Robert Bright, Anglesea, l.
For Jesse D. Ludlam, Cape May
Court House, 2.
For Morgan Hand, Cape May Court
House, l.
For Ocean City Title & Trust Co., 2.
For Real Estate and Search Co.,
Cape May Court House, l..
For Land Title and Trust Co., of
New Jersey, 1.
The fees for making these II
searches amounted to $3.50, or an
average of a triie over 81 each.
The March report Of the city clerk
was read last:
Mercantile licenses paid. .$427.00
Dog licenses paid ......... .SS
Rent of hall paid......... 75O0
Street permits paid. ....... 145.OO
Total receipts of city clerks
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