CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1905.

CURE NUT COUNTY WIUS Itecorda of Ancient PertcM llw'ordfWt In the Public Atchlva*. (COETtUUKD ruon I-A»T wbu.) IWI jifnr 13. UAI.BO. CHARLKS. ot Olouw-trr Co. Inmniory of tie pwnonnl cKtnU- of £IS liA lucl- Iiulian debt f86.1» <lebta ouutnudinu aud due by Mouotr* naltoo, Peter Juetloa. Peter Unrreo.Clemcut Cornett, Andrew Mrllcnn, Wm. Peter *on. l*eter Lock,-John Recom. Wm. Cobb, Jeater lA-ck. Krlck Steelman. Peter Cock. Ijitrrmnoe Lock. M.uuell Uirrickaoo. Kdw»rd Kiielton. Elener Friend. Andrew and Cbaric* Shinn, (StringU Jacob KnlinK Jnmr-Cerren. Sickloa Juatlce. Lart«nce Petenoii. Mlch’l Hopmau and I'eter IVtersou.' all In Uloucealer and Salem Counties. Amo* Nichole* of Cneater Co,. VS nt TitmLh of Philadelphia, Jamea Bob r»oo of Cape M*J. James Rlllot, (f) of Maryland; made by John Friend. Fredrick Hopmau and Jo. Bond. 1713 8 Jan A EDWARDS. EPHRAIM, of Cape May County loeentory of the personal estate (1:173.15 made by John Taylor n*d tleorge H*nd._ 1717 Aug ». AdmlnlatraUon on the estac.f K ranted to Humphrey HUKhr*. AdmluLtratlon Bonds 171<W5d and Ub 8. ** 1^8 June 18- Account of Hnmphree Hue* of the estate. 17*5 May 27. Final account of the same and quietus granted.

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Classified Mnitlstments. Advertisement* under this bead, set in plain type, five cent* a line per isane in ADVANCS. Display type, ten cents per

1/ocal Phone ltd, Troy Hand Laundry, ill0 Decatur street. Work called for and delivered.

be* Hogan's Regina Music Bo*. Play* . v ». - — _. . » - , r - „d . Lne ^ ^rr. : pep-ln gum for 1c. Something new. tion hereafter may from time to time des-

ignate. except such as shall be securely muzzled with a substantial muzzle so constructed end affixed to every such dog. male or female, while running at Urge, as shall effectually prevent its buing; and said per-

FOR SALE OR RENT.

-Fasm at Flaking Creek, adjoining Harry Learning's premise*. Inquire of C. C. Reeves, Eldredgr P. O.. Cape May. N. J . or J. Howard Gendrll. 1420 Cbeatnnt St., Philadelphia.

WANTED. First-class representative wanted in Cape May and Vicinity. Ijberal contract. Kefereupe and bond required. Quick promotion and permanent position. Old reliable and established com1. Pays l*lck, Accident and Death Benefits. Sun Assurance Society. Jersey City. Sew Jersey.

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1710 Jupe 6. ELDBIDGE. KZEKIEW S— E..gl.»d

•UCp. CM* M.y Co., pUout; will ol. o»d.

In Phil«l,lpblM WII. S.™». »"

and three daughter* not named. The » aole exeentrix of worldly estate. W itnt Samaihews tSam'l Mathews ) Joaeph Yard. Junior and Jedidlah Andrew*.

Proved February 2, 171H- Llh. 1. P-

aud Salem WilU.

1710 June 17. Inventory of the estate, real and personal < £481.16.) made by Jacob

Spicer and Yelverton Crowell. 1713 May 16. Gain of the wldo’

Kldredge as execotrix.

rroajuneis. GARESOS. JACOB. Inventory of the estate of (£74.-^ all personal;) made by John Townsend and —. Cape

May Wills.

(to BB cosrrnrntn seat week) PACTS TOLlh IN BRIEF MENTION The Happenings of The Week Briefly To Id-Other Matter* of Interest. —Cape May cottages are renting rapidly and there U an nnusoal demand. —A building boom has struck Cape May and almost every mechanic U employed. —Cape May Connell ha* authorized the sale of the Isane of *30,000 5 per sent, city

bonds at 105.

—Cape May farmers are getting 11 a basket for sweet potatoes, which Is at the nU of 16 a barrel. , Real Estate Agent, Charles T. Campbell has rented the Monroe cottage on Perry *trwt. and the A L. Hay lie* cottage Kearney avenue. ICE SMOTHERS OYSTERS plants Have Been Carried Away a Growers* Losses Are Heavy. Since the ice has been carried oat .if the sounds or malted, oyster plant*-r» bav* been examining thefr bed* and find that their losaea have been extreme! t heavy, of the plant* in some cases haring been smothered or ca-ried off. Virginia plant oysters, with which to replenish the beds, are also scarce and much higher In price than formerly. Clams are also growing Very scarce in these waters. A few years ago they could be purchased for 30 cents per 100, but are bringing here now 80 cents and are dlfflcnlt to find for a ' A Good BiU. From Camden Courier. For some years pHflAeWebeeu finding uninhabited island* in the waters of Cape May county and laying cUlm to them or parebasing them at nominal sums. They then secured from theStateriparian rights to these little patches of land to the,exclusion of all people.' If a poor man sought to gather a few clams for his family or a little salt hay for his bants, or wanted to shoot a few mud bens < driven off by a warning sign of "Private property”. ThU system. It Is declared, works a hardship upon the poorer of Cape May county. Senator Crease has Introduced a WII designed to prevent this usurpation by providing for the Issuance of riparian grants only for the Improvement of such lands

Assessments Rednoed.

The State Board ot Taxation has rednoed the assessment of the estate of William Esaen at the south corner of Columbia x venue and Ocean street from 17000 to 18000. It has also rednoed nearly ona-half LHsessmrnt on lands ot Dr. Etnlen Pbysick, on tbs south side of Washington street, adjoining and back of bis residence.

Ka*i*r B**lei« from IcUifilS ai Hogan's

AN ORDINANCE,

from running al Urge

Section n«ib,

the InhaWtsnU of the City of Cape May in' City Conncil assembled, and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same, That itahall be the duty of the Mayor of said city to appoint in each year, a fif and proper person, whoae duly it shall be to take up nd cm pound all dogs, either male or female, found running at large is the said dty, from the

first day of July to the first day of

Pointers fbr Advcrtiaerw. r When a merchant telU you It doe* not pay to advertise be admit* his bnsinesa Is not worth advertising. Try an ad in the BKKA1.D, and watch the results.

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rar Advertising Is the forerunner of wealth In many Instances. Marry a bnslma^ says “without advertising busiwouid l« a failure."

Bocklua Estate Bold. Real Estate Agent. Charles T. Campbell ha* cold the double house and lot of the Bockliis estate on North street to Helen N. War*, of Cape May.

In Memoriam Hayses—In loving and sacred memory of Albert L. Barnes, -who entered into rest March 14. 1H>4. Children.

If you are looking for good substantial news, read the Herald.

AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to authorize the issuance of bonds to the amount of thirty thousand dollars fur the purpose of the enlargement and improvement of the water works and sewerage system; and also for the purpose of retiring certain Boating indebtedness of the City of Cape May. which said floating indebtedneas was crested and incurred for the purpose of constructing a system of sewerage in arid dty, and for the puipoae of extending zteacb avenue from Madison avenue to Sewell'* Point, and improving and pro-

tecting the same.

Section i. Be it ordained and enacted by the inhabitants of the City of Cape May, in City Council assembled, and it is hereby :i Acted by the anlhr-^ 1 ’ •' **■■—

here shall be issued .

A Cape May. bonds to the amount of thirty thousand dollars in denomination! of five hundred dollars each, bearing interest at

the rate of five per centum per annum,

able semi annually and maturing in t! , year* from the date thereof, which date shall be the first day of April, nineteen hundred and five, the proceeds to be applied solely to the enlarge meat and improvements of the water works and sewerage system; and also for the purpose of retiring that certain floating indebtedness of the City of Cape May, which was created and incurred for the purpose of the ooostrurtion of a system of sewerage for arid city, and for the purpose of the construction of a system of sewerage for said city, and for the extension of Beach avenue from Madison avenue to Sewell's Point, and the improvement and

protection of the same.

Section a. And be it further ordained and enacted that the arid bonds sbalj be in substance and form as authorized and directed >y the first section of an act of the Legislaure of the Stale- of New Jersey, entitled 'An Act tb authorise any dty of ibis state, o raise money, either by temporary loans or

i of bonds for s "

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o appointed by the Mayor, shall emtd arid <* -

the o

pning a rr shall

redeem the same by paying

dollars each, and also the sum of renty-five cents per day for the expense of feeding and keeping each dog, male or female so redeemed; out if no owner appears within fire days after the taking up and cm pounding of any dog, male or female,and redeem the same, that then and in such ease i* shall be lawful for the person, ao as aforearid appointed by the Mayor, to kill and bury every dog, male or female, ao by him taken up and etnponnded' and for every dog. so by him taken up, killed and buried, he shall be allowed the sum of one dollar and for the expense of keeping and feeding arid dog. the sum of ten cents per day each.

urer. a certificate of Chief of Police of arid city. Section a. That any person or persons who khuil hinder or prevent, or in tny wise interfere with said person so appointed by the Mayor, or any person or persons assisting him in the performance of bis duties under this ordinance, and every person aiding or concerned in said offense, and being convicted of the tame, shall pay a fine ol five dollars.

Chief of P

e of said city, to keep a rrcoid

pay over all money paid to him by the t er or owners of the dog*, male or female, so redeemed aa aforesaid, to the Treasurer of said city at the cluae of each month, and shall file with ’he Treasurer a statement of the number of dogs killed and buried and the number redeemed by the owners thereof and the amount of money received lor re rmption and keeping of the same. Section 4. That an ordinances and parts of ordinance* inconsistent herewith — hereby repealed, and that this ordina shall take effect immediately. F SIDNEY TOWNSEND. President of Council. Approved March 8, 1905. THCH. VT MILLET. Mayor. Attest: JNO. W. THOMPSON. Recorder.

The

Financial Side. Assets Over £88,000,000. Liabilities Less than $76,000,000. Surplus Over $13,000,00. Write for Information of /olicie*

The Prudential Insurance Cn. of Imerlna. *. j. tsF" Incorporated as a Stock Company by the State of New Jersey.

JOHN F. DRVDEN, President

LESLIE D. WARD. Vice Pre.ideuL EDGAR B. WARD. »d Vice President FORREST F DRYDEN, jd Vice President. WILBUR S. JOHNSON, 4th. Vice

President and Comptroller. EDWARD GRAY. Secretary.

H. B. Richaxwok. Asat. Supt., Capf May Conrt Huu»e. N. J.

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See what you can get for 10 cents 4 Cakes oi Pansy blossom toilet soaps, richly perfumed.

regular price 20c.

regular price 20c. regular price 20c. regular price 20c. regular price 20c. regular price 15c.

APPROPRIATING ORDINANCE, 190S

An Ordinance entitled an ordinance to di reel and prescribe the amount of taxes to be levied in the City of Cape May, in the year A. D., 1905, and to make appropriations and limit expenditure* for the time beginning the first day of January, A. D- 1905, and ending the thirty-first day of December, A.

*>.. 1905.

Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by

the inhabitants of the City of Cape May in City Coudl assembled, and it is hereby enacted bv authority of the same. That the following amounts are hereby appropriated

for the respective purposes herein stated,

from any funds in the treasury, to be wed for the respective purpose* and not other-

wise; / I Mayor's Salary— - -4 yoo 3 Recorders, Supt Watei Works, Ac 900 3 Assessor's Salary mo

4 Collector's Salary.

10 Quart tin dish-pan.

10-Qusrt tin flaring pail

4 Quart tin coffee pot

2 Quart enameled stew pan

Large size floor mops

Comb, brush and match safe yvith mirror.

regular price 15c.

All of the above goods with tLany others on the 10*

Counter.

CHARLES A. 8WA1H. Local Phone 65. 305-7 Jackson Street, CAPE MAY, fl, J.

5 Treasurer’s tfalary 5 Building Inspector’* Salarr -

y Solicitor's Salary-.

530

8 Street Supervisor's Salary——_— 9 Engineer of Water Work* to Ass’t Engineer Water Works it Two Engineer* of Fire Department 1440 is Police and Watchmen.. — 3800 13 Lighting SU. and Public Buildings 1400 .. ‘-J—r, Cleaning and Watering l. fiooc Fire and Watei 7000

y and Improvement....

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Incidedtsls. 1515 __ Interest on City Bonds and Notes... ia.990 19 Sinking Fund —— — 755° 30 Schools. - Sooo 31 Payment of toono of School Bonds. *000 33 Interest on School Bonds 1300 33 Stationery and Printing 1500 34 Fire-Department—— 4000

S Poor Futri Jg, ™ Memorial ServieesJ^-”.

to use the same for the purpose of retiring the floating or matured bonded indebtedness, for the enlargement and improvement of the public building, water works, sewerage system and for other lawful purposes of

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877.3*3 Section x And be it further ordained _nd enacted. That the money appropriated by the first section ahaH be derived from the

Phst the Mayor is hereby anthorixed the said bonds, the City Clerk, to hr same and to affix the cornorate

seal of the city thereto, and the Ctorreas urer to countersign the same and sign the

coupons thereto to be attached

Section 4. And be It further ordained a ' enacted. That the Finance Committee • hereby authorised and directed to preps

said b - *

The Cap* May Huh alp acknowledge* the receipt from Park Commissioner John M. Rogers, of Wilmington, one of our best known regular visitors, of a copy of the Ml annaal school report of Wliming too, aad abw of the board of Park Commi*slo? era of that city for MM. They are both profusely illustrated, and from the John M. Roger* Press, and excellent examples of the printer's art. The principal school* of Wilmington are akowu In the

Board of Health..

•77.3*5 And be it further ordained mthority of the same, shall take effect im-

Approved MIUA. Mayar. Attest; JNO. W. THOMPSON. Recorder.

NOTICE TO UniT CREDITORS. r of William 1_ Creese. Deceased. thcorderofB.C. Hewitt, Sme County of C*

Security Trust Company Of Camden, N. J. Cape May Banking House COR. OCEAN AND WASHINGTON STREETS. OJUPXTJLX, AAOO.OOCLOO JLiTX) TraorXTS gg.3«l3-7e 55

c. H. FOLK EMUS,

OFFICERS:

JOSHUA B. BORTON Pemdent

WILLIAM K. HURFF. J. WILLARD MORGAN.

CAPE MAT

ADVISORY BOARD:

ISAAC H. SMITH,

HENRY C. THOMPSON.

AARON W. HAND WM. F. CASSBDY JOHN R. HUFFMAN - ALBERTO. BENNETT.

CLEARING OUT SALE TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING GOODS. SALE LASTS UNTIL MARCH 25th