Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-04-28

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York venue.
For Mr.. Kitchen, 1926 West ottens
canal.
For John Baker, Atlantic avenue
East side, below Glenwood enu
For William H. Rosthel, 1902 Lake
avenue, West side.
For Five Mile Beach Electric Rail
way Co., Spicer avenue, East of plant
For Alfred Davis, South side of Rob
erts avenue, East of Hudson.
For John j. Hayes, Davis avenue
West of Arctic venue.
For Mr.. Cristfelter, 219 East Davis
avenue.
For Viola Nilsson, 52S West Mont
gomery avenue.
For w. Carol. Bennett avenue, East
of Pacific avenue.
For Mr.. Knox, 405 West Crosse ave.
For Mr.. Wilkey, North side Crosse
avenue, West of Hudson avenue.
For w. Graft, South side of Rio
Grande avenue, West of Pacific avenue.
For Joseph Sawenbach, South side
of Crosse avenue, West of railroad.
For Joseph Sawenbach, South side
of Crosse avenue, West of railroad.
For B. Panypaker, South side OF
Crosse avenue, West of railroad.
For Theodore Bishop, South side of
Aster road, East of railroad.
For Harry E. Weir, South side of
Fern road, East of railroad.
For George Abhau, Lavender road,
East of railroad.
For Z. and L. McClelland, South side
of Forget-me-not road, East of rail-
road.
The number of taps above enumer-
ated is 25. 1t is probable that the
number for the second half of April
will equal that of the first half or may
exceed the list herewith shown.
Several communications were read:
"a From Thomas Van Wrinkle quar-
termaster John Mecray Post, Cape May
City, G. A. R., extending thanks to the
Commissioners for contribution of $40
made last week to the Memorial Day
fund being raised by this post.
~ From Sedley Hopkins Phinney,
of Trenton, executive secretary of New
Jersey State League of Municipalities,
acknowledging receipt of check in the
sum of $12, which the Commissioners
forwarded last week to owe Wild
woods membership dues for the cur
rent year. The chief aim of the league,
comprising now ia municipalities, is
to guard against the enactment of any
laws that might prove inimical to their
interests and to furnish best general
ship talent in conducting hearings in
public utility rate cases.
go From Chief Charles L. Nicker-
son. of the city fire department, the
purchase of six solid tires for rear
wheels of three trucks, at an ascer-
expenditure of $524.2S. To pur-
solid tires for all the rims would
entail an outlay, he said, of $1,025. By
the real wheels with solid
tires and then using the old tires on
the front wheels, he argued that a saw
ing of $5O0.72 will be effected and the
service will not be impaired thereby.
His recommendation was adopted.
(4) From Leon A. Wheaton, secre-
tary of the Wildwood Lions Club, con-
tanning the substance matter of a long
resolution drawn up and adopted at a
recent meeting of this newly formed
organization, urging the Commission
ers to grant a franchise, as asked for
by the Wildwood and Delaware Bay
Short Line Railroad Co., to construct a
spur track from West Oak avenue to
the fishermen's dock on Ottens Har-
Dor, in the vicinity of Montgomery and
Susquehanna avenues. The resolution
pointed out the great advantages that
may result to the fishing industry, if
the spur be added and how it might
aid in the development of that section
of the island. The resolution further
stated that this company has already
procured right of way by purchase,
covering the entire distance.
This letter from the Lions was or
dered received and filed.