Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-02

of Hudson avenue, $1,000.
To John Kayander, owner and con-
tractor, dwelling, Hand avenue, West
of Arctic avenue, $1,000.
To Frank E. Walters, contractor, for
Louis Coltum, double apartments,
Maple avenue, West of Atlantic ave-
nue., $14, 1000.
To Axel Holmquist, contractor and
owner, dwelling, Taylor avenue, West
of Park boulevard, $1,000.
To Eden Mitchell, contractor, for
Henry zimmerman, dwelling, Juniper
avenue East of Pacific avenue, $2,425.
To Eden Mitchell, for Henry Jun
neman, dwelling, 26th avenue, East of
Pacific avenue, $2,425.
To Richard A.. Larcombe, contractor,
for Miss I. E. Scott, apartments, Mag
nolia and Ocean avenues, $4,000.
To T. G.. Tuso, contractor and
owner, dwelling, Bennett and Atlantic
avenues, $4,000.
To S. M. Joseph, contractor and
owner, dwelling, Bennett and Atlantic
avenues, $4,000.
To Lewis A. Kraus, contractor, for
F. Click, repairs to Drexel, Cedar and
Atlantic avenues, $3.50.
To Thomas J. Hamilton, contractor,
for Rand S. Hogan, Pacific avenue be-
tween Oak and wildwood avenues, re-
pair work, $500.
To John Erickson, owner, to build
a store room in real of dwelling,
Montgomery avenue, West of Hudson
avenue, $3.50.
To ODER & Woolson, contractors, for
A. Olson, to raise building on Andrew
avenue, West of railroad and make
repairs, $500.
To Fred Metz, contractor, for G. J.
Schram, 4315 Pacific avenue, to install
an "Arco" heating system.
To Fred Metz, for F. Menamin, Tay-
Tor and Holly Beach avenues, Arcola
heating system.
Communications next claimed the
attention of the Commissioners:
First the city clerk read a letter
from ". G. Todd, secretary of the
Board of Education: "Please find
enclosed oath of Office taken by A. K.
Blinn as a member of the Board of
Education. This is for filing in the
office of the city clerk"
Thomas L. VanWinkle, quarter
master of John Mecray Post, No. 40,
G. A. R., of Cape May, wrote as fol-
lows: 1--WE wish to thank the Mayor
and the Commissioners of Wildwood
for the donation of ten dollars to the
memorial day fund"
Mrs. Martin Long and children
mailed a card of thanks to the Com
m~issioners: 1--WE wish to acknowledge
with sincere appreciation your kind
ness during u recent bereavement"
The fourth and last communica-
ton was from w. S. Darnell, of Cam
den, attorney for the Beach Realty Co.,
of Wildwood, and was addressed to
the Mayor: 81 herewith enclose a
quit-claim deed and will ask you to
present it at your Commissioners
meeting for authorization to execute
the same. This quit-claim is for the
purpose of ~disposiGg of the question
of the conveyance by the Beach Realty
Co. to the City of Wildwood of the
land to the southeast of Beach ave.
nue., between what would be Young
and Roberts avenues, if extended, and
which has reverted by reason of the
action taken last year by the City
Commissioners in the repeal Of the
Ordinance accepting the same and the
failure on the part of the city to carry
out the conditions named therein
upon which the conveyance was
made"
This matter was referred to the city
solicitor for his opinion and advice
before any action be taken.
Two resolutions of coincidence were
adopted. One in memory Of Martin
Long, Sr., of Wildwood; the other in
memory of James McLinden, Mayor
of North Wildwood.
1t was ordered that these resolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of
the meeting and that copies of each
be SEM to the papers for publication.
Thirty days having elapsed since G.
Frank Myers, of 246 East Schellenger
avenue, made application for a license
10 operate d LdAICdU, LHS OOLHulAooiOh
ers recommended that a license be
granted at once. Mr.. Myers had been
recommended by E. J. Phillips and
J.. S. d. Eisenhower.
Two more applications for taxicab
licenses were offered: BY Oscar L.
Hitchner, 315 West Montgomery ave-
nue., vouched for by Charles r. Get
singer and Sarah r. Brown; by War
rer E. Ham, No. 8 Venice avenue,
West Wildwood, vouched for by Wal,
ter H. Treen and M. A. Pyott.
UT.der the rules these applications
were laid over for thirty days.
When the free-for-all stage of the
proceedings had been reached the
Mayor extended the usual courtesy
inviting the presentation by n per-
son of any matter that might be
proper to bring before the Commits
sioners. d. ]. Woods vas the first to
take advantage of the offer. He asked
whv mora nropress was not heinz