Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-18
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

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The regular weekly meeting of Wild
woods City Commission was held in
the CITY Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
Mayor w. COPYRIGHT Smith and Com
mi~ssioners CARL and Taylor were
present. Shortly after calling the
meeting to order the mayor adjourned
the meeting for a period of fifteen min
utes while he went owe to the high
school to address the opening session
of the P. o. S. of A. convention. Upon
returning he Immediately called for
the reading of the minutes which were
approved. City Treasurer Kay re-
ported that he had received $6,7S4.33
from Tax Collector Willard F. Camp
bell for taxes collected during tire past
week. Chief of Police Cobb reported
the following arrests: Drunkenness 5,
disorderly conduct 3, assault and bat
terry 2, narcotic drugs 4.
There were fewer applications for
building permits last week than any
week since the first of the year, ac-
cording to a report submitted by
Building Inspector Frank Dixon. The
permits granted follow:
To Edward McGarry, contractor, for
NJ. M. Cooper, Juniper venue east of
Pacific avenue. Apartments to cost
$4,000.
To T. ]. Hamilton, contractor, for
Mrs. L. Wheldon, Leaning avenue East
of Holly Beach avenue. Two dwell
ings to cost S1,400 each.
During the past year SO contracting
and building firms have been granted
licenses. The list follows:
Lemuel P. Garrison, 1T West Mag
nolia n
Walter Larcombe, Pine and Pacific
avenues
Frank E. Walters, 100 West Poplar
avenue.
w. H. Washburn, 206 West Pine ave.
John A. Moore & Son, 102 West Rio
Grande avenue.
William H. Smith, 116 East Wild
wood venue
Eden Mitchell, 1910 Park boulevard.
Mark B. Reeves, 100 West Magnolia
avenue.
Thomas j. Hamilton, 153 East GAR
field avenue.
Stephen NJ. Kozman, 1856 West 18th
avenue, North wildwood.
Warren C. Runyan, 100 West Aster
road, Wildwood Crest.
S. H. Shinn, 205 East Bennett ave.
Rufus P. Hays, East Wildwood ave.
Philip Markowitz, Hotel Strand.
F. M. Hess, 1913 East Lincoln avenue.
Kilmer & CARL, Robert L.. Leyburn,
1O2 East Poplar avenue.
w. A. Thompson, 100 West Leaning
avenue.
Richard A. Larcombe, 1912 New
York avenue.
H. H. Yocum, 112 East Roberts I've
J. w. Lawney, 1906 Pacific avenue.
F. E. Smith, Pacific and Montgomery
avenues.
F. B. Sharp, 1876 East Young avenue.
Charles G. Glenn, 27O3 Holly Beach
avenue.
Norval ]. Wilkie, of Philadelphia,
now residing in Wildwood.
Joseph A. Buzby, 125 East Young
avenue.
D. C.. Godfrey, 1903 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Ober & Woolson. ia West Taylor
n
Parsons & Lock, Rio Grande, N. J..
Williams & McGrue, 1907 Arctic ave.
Harry NJ. Darrah, 1888 West Thomp-
son street, Philadelphia.
Clarence Steele, 26th and Hudson
venues
Bond & White, 126 Columbine road,
wildwood Crest.
Frank A. McAlarnen, 118 West Glen
wood venue
c. j. Scully & Son, III East Garfield
avenue.
Carl S. Schlenzig, Young and Hud-
son avenues.
The bond of Oakford Cobb as con-
stable was ratified by the commission.
The bondsmen were John T. Byrne
and John S. Brown. A communica-
ton was received by City Engineer
Harry Weir relative to the claim made
by Harry Durham, of Plainfield, for
merly a Wildwood resident, for pay
due him for Overseeing work on the
streets which was done in 1917. Dun
ham claims that the city owes him
1894. Engineer Weir stated that the
contractor for the work was Stanley
Kalbach and that Durham was paid
by the city until the end of the time
allowed Kalbach. Kalbach was paid
for his work and any claim that Mr..