Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-29
Total revenue for the pre-

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vious week ............ S~15,309.50
Building Inspector Frank Dixon is
sued the following list of permits for
the first half of the ninth month:
To B. j. Claffey, 26th avenue East of
Atlantic avenue, Frank A. McAlarnen,
contractor, frame dwelling, "a x AZ, to
be covered with asbestos shingles. APP
proximate estimate of cost, $4,000.
To Corardo Julian and John Greco,
owners and contractors, corner Wild
wood and Hudson avenues, brick
structure. SO x so, with Stag roof, at
an estimated cost of 5000.
To Schlenzig Brothers, owners and
contractors, Juniper venue East of
Lake avenue, frame dwelling, Is x &c,
roof to be of %fint-coated material,
1900.
To ]. Rilatt, 1875 East Roberts AVE.
nue., L. P. Garrison, contractor, an adj
dition of eight rooms, fourth story,
$4,000.
To William Gallen, owner and ON
tractor, 1872 East GIenwood avenue, an
addition in rear, to cost 81, 000.t
To George eager, owner and On
tractor, Garfield avenue West of Park
boulevard, frame dwelling, Is X 80, to
contain seven rooms, $1,400.
To Mark Wise, owner and contrac-
tor, Juniper venue West of Pacific
avenue, brick dwelling % x 40, as
bestos stating on roof, $500.
To H. j. Murray, owner and con-
tractor, frame apartments, 80 X 72,
Oak avenue East of Atlantic avenue,
$4,000.
To George Barnes, j.. A. Moore and
Sons, contractor, 439 West Wildwood
avenue, four new rooms in rear, $727.
To Mark B. Reeves, wner and con-
tractor, 113 West Magnolia avenue,
frame garage, covered with sheetrock,
$3.50.
To M. M. Mclaughlin, owner and
contractor, 4510 Arctic avenue, addi-
ton to dwelling, $500.
To d. Hoffman, owner and contrac-
tor, 142 West Taylor avenue, addition
to top floor, $3.50.
To A. K. Blinn, Bond and White,
contractors, Hand avenue West of Pa
cific avenue, garage, % K 80, with gal
vanized iron roof, $1,000.
To Butts Estate, Burk and Pacific
avenues, ODER and Woolson, contrac-
tors, repairs to cost 500.
To R. w. Ryan, at Ryan's Depart
ment Store, Mark B. Reeves, contrac-
tor, new Office and stairway partitions,
$3.50.
To Oscar Huebner, owner and con-
tractor, ia West Maple avenue, re-
modelling and repairing garage, $500.
To M. French, 440 West Wildwood
avenue, j. A. Moore and Sons, con-
tractors, enclosing back porch, $50.
After all reports had been heard the
Mayor announced that the reading of
communications would be the next or
der of business.
A lengthy letter, dated September
18th, at 426 Walnut street, Philadel-
phia, the Office of William H. Board
man, civil, hydraulic and sanitary en-
gineer, was the first to be submitted.
Mr.. Boardman occupies the position of
consulting engineer of the Wildwood
City Water Department. The Com
missioners had requested him to MAKE
a thorough investigation of the whole
system, with the object in view of
making recommendations for the i'm
provement and enlargement of the SER
vice due to constantly increasing de-
mands upon the city water plant. This
engineer replied in part as follows.
"In regard to your request for a pre-
liminary report upon the results of our
investigation of the extant condition of
the Wildwood Water Works and of
our studies with reference to the
necessary and desirable Improvement
thereto and extension thereof, we find
that it will require another week to
do justice to the important subjects
under consideration, because of the
volume of data we have collected. A
general report to be acceptible and to