Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-30

owner, Glenwood avenue, West of
Park boulevard, dwelling, $4,000.
To Edward T. Fries, contractor, for
G. A. Kinsell, corner Leaning and
Atlantic avenues, apartments, $4,000.
To Elmer b. Garrison, contractor
and owner, Cedar avenue near Holly
Beach avenue, apartments, $1,000.
To Frank B. McAlarnen, contractor,
for Emily Rier, Poplar avenue, just
West of the railroad, dwelling, $4,000.
To J. w. Lawney, contractor, for B.
Brissol, on boardwalk at Glenwood
avenue, new partitions, $500.
To Harry Rothman, contractor, for
Max Halpin, Baker avenue, West of
railroad, dwelling, $4,000.
A. Givison, contractor and owner,
Glenwood avenue, West of railroad,
apartments, $4,000.
To Charles G. Glenn, contractor, for
L. Tenenbaum, 3404-06 Pacific avenue,
addition in rear, $500.
To George w. Hand, contractor, for
Percy Day, Oak avenue, near board
walk, dwelling and garage, $4,000.
TaXicab Licenses
Two applications for licenses to
operate taxicabs having been on file
for 80 days were favorably acted upon
and the city clerk directed to issue a
license to each. of the persons whose
names are herewith given: To Warren
E. Ham, "a years of age, No. 3 Venice
avenue, West Wildwood, recommend
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Pyott; to Oscar L. Hitchner, As years
old, 315 West Montgomery avenue,
recommended by Charles r. Getsinger
and Sarah r. Brown.
Licenses Applied For
By Ben Katz, 40 years, 5006 Arctic
avenue, recommended by L. Senekoff
and Fanny Wainer.
By Samuel P. Harris, 81 years, 1926
West Oak avenue, vouched for by J.
S. D. Eisenhower, druggist, and by
Ben Katz.
By Harry Sheer, IS years, Anglesea,
sponsored by D. Miles Rigor and
Harry A. Hoffman, of Hotel Brighton.
Under the rules 80 days are granted
the Commissioners to look up the Gre
dentials and~qualifications of all such
applicants; hence no action can be
ken thereon prior to April 9th.
G. Augustus He'll, the recently ap-
pointed city clerk, presented a surety
bond in the sum of $4,000, issued by
the American Surety Co., of New York.
A motion to accept same was passed
and the bond ordered filed with the
city archives.
The measure denominated as the
1923 Budget Ordinance was taken up
and passed unanimously on third and
final reading, after the Mayor had in
CURED if anyone present wished to
lodge any objection against it and had
also asked the city clerk if n pro-
tests had been presented in writing.
The clerk replied in the negative and
no one present took any oral excep-
lions to any of the big budget items,
school purposes, the grand total of
1857, 326.53, an excess of 4 1,222.27
over the budget appropriations for
1922.
The amount to be raised by taxation
for city purposes is $200,117.07 and
$71, 900 additional for the public
schools, or a total to be raised this
year by taxation of $271 ,117.07. The
surplus revenue previously appro-
priated and the miscellaneous reve-
nues footed up 6,209.4 {, thus swell
the 1928 budget to 1857 1868.
Two resolutions were passed au-
thorizing the city, by it's proper of
GERS, to offer for discount respectively
one temporary improvement note in
the principal sum of $40, 900 and the
other in the sum of $1,700. The for
mer was to be made payable in not
exceeding five years from date
thereof March 27th), and to be issued
in anticipation of the floating of a
series of water bonds, provided for
under ordnance No. 157. The pro-
ceeds from the discounting of the Sec
ond note is to be applied in payment
of some of the beach front improve
ments now going on.
The execution of a quit-claim deed
in favor of Henry Apeler, of Philadel-
pHld, Was duIuOIlleu upOH Gel llHCd-
ton of Willard Campbell, collector,
that no unpaid taxes or other munich
pal liens were now on file against lots
"a and % in block So, on Montgomery
avenue neal the boardwalk, all claims
having been satisfied.
A motion was passed authorizing
and directing Acting City Solicitor
Way to collect and codify all of the
ordinances of the City of Wildwood
and to have same printed in pamphlet
form. This order will entail a great
amount of research on the part of the
attorney and his assistants and the
cost will naturally be in proportion.
AS starting points, it will be necessary
to bark back many years, to the time
when Wildwood and Holly Beach were
organized as boroughs. At first
thought the plan seems almost like an
unsurmountable task, but the longer
it is put off the more onerous it will