Ptge Sixteen

CAPE MAT COUBTY TIMES, FBIDAT, JUHE B, 1888.

Qmtract for Sea Isle City Electric Sign

Some Deferred Motes From Last Week's Meeting of See Isle City

lot at a general election and not at a primary election. The mat-

laid over for future dia-

New Building Ordinance (Held Over From La»t Week) WllHam Bach, of Atlantic City, was awarded the contract for furnishing and erecting an electrical elgn at the entrance of Sea Isle Boulevard, at Ocean View. HU bid was t41B- The new sign will contain 240 lamps. The sign to be erected within the next three weeks. Mrs. H. Coleman, who owns the ground on which the sign will be placed, rented the ground to the city for as long as they desired to use It for a nominal sum of 95 annually, as suggeeed by Solicitor Hildreth. Wants Mew Street Commissioner Maher stated that Charier Clouting requested a new street be opened to his development tract. This street would be a continuation oi Neptune Street. Solicitor Hildreth informed Commissioner Maher It would be necessary for the majority property owners to file a petition requesting this action, or if the property was owned by one person he could build the street according to the speciacatlons of the city and then dedicate It to the city. Referendum or Electric Plant Commission c. Maher suggested the dynamo In the electric plant, no longer In use. be disposed of. He stated that he had received several inquiries while be was City Clerk and believed It would be wise to dispose of It at this time. In./or Sofroney objected to the sale of the dynamo. He stated: "Before any part or the entire electric plant be disposed of I would like to have a referendum of the voters. The voters decided to buy thU plant and I believe they should have some say in 1U disposition. Personally I am In favor of selling It and using the money to reduce our bonded

debt."

Solicitor Hildreth was directed tion to the fact that a referendum could only be placed on the bal-

SollcUor Hildreth was directed to prepare a building ordinance for Landis Avenue whereby no building could be placed closer than 15 feet to the front property line (curb), also specifying that no projection placed on the second story or over, such as cornice, bay window, etc., could extend moie than throe feet from the building. Solicitor Hildreth was also directed to prepare an ordinance for motor parking that will be enforced during the summer months. This ordinance specifies that all cars parked In the vicinity of the Boardwalk between House Street and Ariadne Street should be parked on the north side of the street only. All cars must be perked facing Landis Avenue and no car shall park within 60 feet of the Board-

walk.

City Superintendent He Bow reported that sev-?r connections had been laid from Garrison Street to Albion Street and connected with the bouses on the Fox operation on Albion Street. Paul Rice was appointed Assistant Utility Clerk. He Is also to act as Assistant City Clerk. The salary la 91,000 annually.

BEESLEVS POINT (Held Over Prom Last Week)

supper was held at Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall by the E/celslor Claae ol Baptist Church Wednesday. Twen-ty-flve dollars were cleared. Mrs. Harry Whittaker and two children motored to Millville Wednesday. Mr. Albert Adams, Jr., presented his mother with a player-piano on oaiurda>. Mr. Joe McCall was In Atlantic City one day this past week. Mra. Elisabeth Young and daughter motored to Swedeeboro Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young, of Strathmei e, spent the week end at tbelr cottage here. ?*ra Nan Brc-n, of Philadelphia, la spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Smith.

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"Next case/' said the Jaugw as be confiscated the said bottle of

captured liquor.

New Cleaning Service Makes Debut in Ocean Gty One of the leading automobile dealers. Mr. O. W. Bailey, who conducts a Bulck sales agency and service at Ninth -nd Boardwalk. Ocean City, has launched a new complete service for automobile owners In addition to a 100 car garage and out-of-door parking space. He Is opening up the most modern auto laundry and greasing station in any resort along the Atlantic coast. The well known and widely advertised Kean-Rlte suto laundry system has been Initalled and the national operating policy of the Klean-Rlte Laundry Company, of Chicago, has been adopt'd, which provides for a uniform scale of prices abd all services as well as a uniform quality of work. The Klcan-Rlte system provide many advantage* for motorist*. It Is a patented apparatus built and operated on scientific prtnclpes, using no eolations harmful to tbs’finish of the ear, and there Is no kerosene or other hydro-carbon grease solvents used that would have a tendency to leave a car oily or greasy. The washing Is done on the progressive plan, the car facing the wash rack Is first air cleaned on the Inside and top cleaned. Car Is then moved on a wash rack where chaals washing operation takes place, four men are employed working In a pit. where they are in direct line with their work and accees to every part of the chasls. Without stepping out of their tracks, they have within reach cold water vapor, hot water vapor, soap solution vapor and air. The vapor resembles steam. It Is so thoroughly^ broken up and application of the cold water vapor and then tba soap solution vapor cleans the underneath of the car so thoroughly that not a particle of gritty grease Is left around any of the wearing

points.

The car moves forward to the body washing rack, where two men hand wash the car and another car has followed up for chassis cleaning. When the body Is finished, it moves forward to the chamois department, where two or more people air dry chaals. chamois the body and clean win-

dows.

If necessity requires, there can be a crew of nine men employed foi the washing service and they sn deliver a finished car every • 1-2 minutes, making It convenient for ths motoring public to have their car attended to any

time of the day witbom sacrificing the car for an in<!<flnlts time. Specie., work such as simonliIng. polishing. Interior cleaning, top dressing and motor cleaning Is done and .s bandied in the jnoat Jblenttflc and efficient manner.

Will Erect Twenty

Small Cottages

Word was given out thl* week that Riley. Riley * Stelnert. owners of a tract of ground at the north end of Sea Isle City, along Landis Avenue, will commence at once the erection of twenty small cottages, ranging In price from 91.000 to 99,000. The smaller houses will he built at the rear of lots, to enable the owners to later build better houses on the front. •Six blocks, according to Mr. J. J. Riley, bead of the firm, will be graded »•- wn©c The other memoers of the fin., ar* E. L Riley and Joseph W. Stelnert. ih« litter being president of the Globe Porcelain Company, of Trenton, and the Riley's are Ocean City

real estate operators.

Sea I-lc City Taxes Being Promptly Paid Tax collections In Sea Ue City are better this year than ever before. according to Tax Collector Edward B. Arnett, who states that of the taxes paid 70 per cent, have been paid In fuU. up to Saturday night, and the total taxes collected are 27 per cent, more than for the same period last year . This Indicates, according to Mr. Arnett, that people regard their real estate holdings in Sea lale City higher than ever before. The tax bills this year were a week later than last year In getting out. and the' tax rate Is 22c per hundred dollars of valuation lower than last year, which makes the showing in collections that much

better.

DIAS CREEK HELD OVER FROM LAST WEEK Miss Margaret Hey returned io her borne Monday, at Cross wicks, for tbe summer. Mrs. Morris Brooks, of Clayton, spent tbe week end with her fathMr. and Mrs. Charles Sharp, of Port Norris, spent Sunday with his brother. Zadok Sharp. Mrs. Hannah Cahaley and Miss May Cahaley spent the week end

In Millville.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cresee. of Cold Spring, called on her parents

here Sunday.

Mr. George Stiles spent Sunday at Court House. Mr. Howard Thompson and Mrs. Annie Hewitt, of Goshen, called on Mr. George Stile* on Monday. Mr*. Effle Stiles spent Saturday

at Wildwood.

The schools went to Pierce’* Wednesday on a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Bchel linger, o: »T‘ldwnoS. spent Sunday with her brother here. Miss May Cahaley. of Wildwood, la visiting her mother. Mrs. Alice Balletu. of Camden. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. J. D.

Hew Haah Show Rooms The new show rooms of the Ocean City Nash Company will be formally opened to the public this Saturday. May SO. after extensive alteration! and Improvements. The Ocean City Nash Company Is located In what was formerly known as the Central Oarage. 930 Asbory Avenue. Ocean City, and on Saturday all the new models will be

“ThU leu me out." said the convict as he fondled the hack-

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Chester, of Rlo*Grande. spent the week end with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. George Haight and son and Air. Allen Douglass were Court House visitors Sunday. Mr. George Caswell is this week on tbe host with Mr. Zadok

Sharp.

Mr. Ralph Norton and Leon and Amy Norton visited Wildwood

Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. John Scull, of South Dennis, visited her sister

i Sunday.

Mrs. Chari s Eaton and Ridgeway Jones, were at Court House Saturday evening. Mr. Edward Howell, of Court House, was a caller here Sunday. Miss Alicia Mathis and Miss Alberta Willis, of Court House, called here Thursday evening. Mr. George Caswell and Mr. Zadok Sherp. Jr., were at Wildwood Saturday evening. Mr. Elwood Howell, of Ocean City Coast Gourd Station, spent Saturday wltn his family here. Mr. Richard West colt and Mrs. Hoffman, of Rio Grande, called on bis mother here Sunday. Mra. John Long. Mrs. Millard. War* and Mrs. Rowe, of Cape May. called on Mrs. Richard Lloyd

Tuesday.

Mrs. William Weatherby was at Court House Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Richard Uoyd and

eon span* Wednesday evening at Court House with her aunt, Mra. Soerstas Willis. ’.'ho Rev. Charles Hand, of Orv.hen, was making calls here

Tjuraday.

Mr. and Mrs. WIlUam Biddle and family, of Erma, spent Sunday with Mr. David Compton. Mrs. Cornelia Babbitt Is visiting her son. in Vineland. ~ Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Holmes spent Saturday at Wildwood. Miss Mary Bateman spent Saturday evening at Wildwood. Mrs. Ida.Barr and Miss Alma Norton were at Wildwood Saturday. OCEAN VIEW (Held Over Prom Last Week) Amo# Gandy, of Philadelphia, spent Sundayiwlth his father. Joseph Camp, ol Philadelphia, ^pent Sunday with his parent Alonso Brown and wife, Wildwood, spent Sunday with Joseph Downam and family. Myra May. of Trenton, spent Sunday with her mother. Albert Kurts and wife, two children and Mra. Mary Kurt*, cf Egg Harbor, spent Saturday with William Kurtz and wife. Mel vine Wills and sister. Dt'th, spent Friday night in Ocean City. William Carew spent Saturday in Ocean City. Inna Berkley, of Ocean City, called on friends on Saturday. Newton Townsend and wife ^ent Sunday at Mulllca Hill. William Kurt* and wife. Ml Rhoda and Mary Downam and three brother* spent Sunday afternoon at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Carr and son. Mr. and Mrs. Moore a id son. of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Ernest Downam and familj Mrs. John Camp spent Wednesday in Phih delphia. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Jeffries, of Ocean City, oent Tuesday evening with relatives. William Sawder and son. Paul, of Chicago, called on Harry Djwnum and wife. George Cain and wife and daughter, of South Seagate, spent Friday evening with William Kurts and wife. Ernest Downam and wife, daughter. Mr*. Remington Moeeop, Mrs. C. Abrams. Nick Canuao and brother. Toay, spent Thursday evening at Atlantic City. Mrs. John Wallace and son. Atlantic City, spent Saturday with friends here. Mrs. Joseph Donohue s] Monday In Sea Isle City.

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