8 < Cape May Star and Wave Saturday, March 12; 1910

AN ORDINANCE 1 t AN ORDINANCE entitled An Ordi- J nance v uf.ding for the issuance and ' sale of Bonds of tbe 0 ty of Cape May. ■ New Jersey, the amount or Forty ' Thonsand Dolla s («» i.OOO 00) t • pro- « vide the necessary fun Is for me fund- J ing and retiring of certain floating J indebtedne is of the said city; there- ' pair and rebuilding of the Boardwalk , c on Beach Avenue ; the repair of and I addition to City Pavilion Number One; * the construction of nouse sewers on « Marylend Avenue between Madison * Avenue and Philadelphia Avenue and ' on New York Avenue between Madieon Avenue and Pittsburg Avenue; J the construction of a sev e." from Pavilion Nomber One to a point on ' Guerney Street, approximately four j hundred feet from Beacb Avenue and ' the oon»;ructioi of Arches on the ' Boardwalk oi Beach Avenue for the ' purpose of securing better illumination ' of tbe aaiu Boaidwalk. BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED 1 BY THE INHABITANTS OF THE ' CITY OF CAPE MAY IN CITY 1 COUNCIL ASSEMBLED. AND IT IS i HEREBY ENACTED BY THE AU- I THOR1TY OF THE SAME: i Section 1. That when this ordinance i ■hall have been regularly passed and i shall have taken effect, tbe City Council, or the proper Committee or Com- | mittees thereof, may, without further I order, advertise for bids for the repair < and rebuilding of the Boardwalk on Beach Avenue ; the repair of and ad- i ditiona to City Pavilion Number One; • tbe construction of bouse sewers on i Maryland Avenue between Madison i Avenue and Philadelphia Avenue, a i distance of approximately three bun- : dred feet; ana on New York Avenue ; from Reading Avenue.to Madison Avenue, approximately a distance of six- • teen hundred and seventy-eight feet; 1 and on New York Avenue from Read- > ing Avenue to Trenton Avenue, a distance of approximately six hundred and thirty feet; and on New York Avenue from Pittsburg Avenue to Trenton Avenue, a distance of approxi- i mately six hundred and thirty feet; tbe construction of a sewer from Pa- i vilion Number One to ■ point on Guer- ■ ney Street approximately fcur hundred feet from Beach Avenue, a total distance of approximstely four hundred and seventy-five feet, and tbe construe ion of Arch 's on the Boardwalk on Beacb Avenue, in accordance with the petitions, plans and specifications ■ on file in the office of the City En gineer; which bids shall be received and opened in Common Council of said Oity and the award of the Contract or contracts to tbe lowest responsible : bidder or bidders sbali be made by aaid City Council at such time or < timis as said Council shall determine to make such award or awards ; or aaid Council may, if in tbeir judgment it iB advisable, employ workmen and furnish mateiiala for the construction of i the aaid work or such portion thereof as the.< deem advisable. 8ec. 2. And be it further ordained and enacted that tbe aaid City Council shall, without further or other order or ordinance for that purpose, borrow for the aaid Oity of Cape May the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars and issue Bonds of the City of Cape May therefor, pursuant to the provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey entitled, "An Act to authorize any Oity of this State to raise money, either by temporary loans or by tbe issue or issues of bonds for any sum not exceeding fifteen per centum of the taxable value of the real and personal property rated for asset anient in such city, and to use the same for the purpose of retiring the floating or matured bonded indebtedness, for tbe enlargement and improvement of the public buildings, water works, sewerage system and for other lawful purposes of sucb city." Approved Marcb 22, 1901, (P. L. 1901, page 86) and the various acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. The pro eed- from the sale of the said B-mds shall be used for tbe following purposes, to wit: For i he cost of house sewers on Maryl and Avenue, from Madison Ave- | nue, approximately three hunored i leet, l be sum of Thirteen Hundred ; Dollars ; for tbe cost of house sewers ! on New York Avenue from Pittsburg Avenue to Trenton Avenue, from I Reading Avenue to Trenton Avenue j and from Reading Avenue to Madison Avenue, a distance of approximately, two ib-.uxsnd nine hundred and thirty- 1 eight feet, the sum of Twelve Thous- ! and and Seven Hundred Dollars; for, the repair of and addit en to Pavilion I Number One and tbe construction of I sewer from the said Pavilion Number One across Beach Avenue and to a point ! on Guerney Street a diatnce of, approximately four hundred feet from Becah Avenue, Uhe sum of One Thousand Dollars : "Tor repairing and rebuilding tbe Boardwalk on Beach Avenue, the sum of Four Thousand Dollars ; for constructing Arches on j tbe Boardwalk on Beach avenue tbe sum of Five Thousand Dollar-. There shall be used from ti e proceeds j of the sale of the said Bonds, for the purpose of taxing up, funding and retiring o rtain floating indebtedness of tbe -City of Cope May, the sum of sixteen tiiou and dollars, as follows, towit: Note duv May fourteenth A. D., 1910, the sum ot Ten Thousand Dollars No e due June eleventh A. D„ 1910, the sum oi Six Thousand Dollars. Tbe minds shall bear date tbe twentieth day of April nineteen hundred and tin and shall draw interest at tne rate of five per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, and aaid bonds shall not be sold for leas than tbeir par or face value. Said bonds shall be in denominations of One Thousand Dollars each, and tbe coat of tbe repair of and addition to Pavilion Number One and '' tBbi cost of the construction of tbe Mvner from Pavilion Nomber One a areas Beacb Avenue and to a Point on Guerney Street approximately four tanked feet from Beacb Avenue; tne ooat of repairing and rebuilding the Boardwalk on Beach Avenue . tbe coot of constructing Arches on tbe Boardwalk on Beacb Avenue; tbe funding end retiring of tbe aaid floating indebtedness and one-third of tbe cost of tbe ueuetiuctioii at tbe boon sewers on Maqrtaad and New Yora Avenues shall bo tamed in long Tom Bonds, payable is thirty years from tbeir dote; and twv-thirda of tbe coat of tbe boose l i r

newer* on Maryland and Now York A»enues shall be issued in Short Term Bonds and payable in two years from their date. All monies received from the assessments of adjacent properties for tbi cost of the construct ion of tbe said l ouse sewers shall bi- paid into a fund and preserved intact to discharge aaid short, term sewer bonds at their maturity. Said Long Term Bonds shall be roupon bonds and said Short Term i Bonds shall be registered bonds, witbout coupons I Sec 8. And be it further ordained and enacted that -the mayor is hereby authorized to sign said bond and the City Clerk to attest the tame and to affix the corporate seal of the City thereto and the City Treasurer to countersign the same and sign tbe coupons thereto attached ; and the Finance Com mittee are hereby authorized and directed to prepare said bonds ready for execution by tbe officers of tbe City hereinabove named, and, upon their execution as herein directed, to sell the same or any part thereof for the best price which may be obtained therefor, not less than par thereof, and upon the sale thereof, or any part thereof, and the payment thereof, tbe proceeds of Buch sale or sales shall be applied to defray tbe cost of the said sewers, tbe funding and retiring of the aaid floating indebtedness, the repair and rebuilding of tbe said Boardwalk on Beach Avenue, the repair of and addition to Pavilion NumOne and tbe construction of Arches on tbe Boardwalk on Beach Avenue. Sec. -4. And be it further ordained and enacted that upon tbe oompletion of the house sewer work on Maryland and New York Avenues ordered under the provisions of this ordinance, the coat thereof shall be assessed to the adjacent properties respectively to the amount of tbe benefits conferred upon tbe said properties respectively in accordance with the provisions of the charter of the City of Cape May and existing laws 'governing such city as , to assessments; said assessments shall be made immediately upon the completion of such work and become payable i within three months from the date of such assessments. Sec. 5. And be it further ordained and enacted that upon the issuance of said bonds an amount equal to two per centum per annum shall be paid into the sinking fund to create a sufficient fund to meet such long and abort outstanding bonds at their maturity, and there sball be assessed annually in the said City of Cape May the necessary taxes to pay into the said sinking fund annually the necessary amount and sibo to pay the annual interest on said long and short term bonds. Sec. 6. And be it further ordained and enacted that this ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its pas§Hge and publication. TO MOTHER.. IN I HIS TOWN Children who are delicate, feverisf and cross will get immediate relies from Mother Gray's Sweet Powder, for Children They cleanse the stnm ach, act on the liver, making a sickly j child strong and healthy. A certain ; , cure for worms. Sold by all drug- . gists, 25c. Sample FREE Address, I ' Allen S Olmsted, LeKoy, N. Y. 2-19 4 j your SIDE walk | If laid by the jaquette CEMENT CO Will give you great satisfaction. | i Work guaranteed for one year | from time of completion. ! P. O Address, Cape May | j 8-1-lCMtm I I HO CALIFORNIA PRIVETO Cfl i iuu hedge plants £,du I j Fine well rooted plants. 12 to 1 8 iiS > | ches Large 24 to 80 inch plants 3.50 : ' per 100. Prices reducad 25 to 50 per | ; cent for the present to reduce our large | ! Stock. Safe arrival in good order I Guaranteed. Order now before Stock ■ ■ is exhaustei. Send for circulars, mei . ! tion this paper. Established 1873. , j West Jersey Nursery, Brjdgeion N. 1- ■! _ — _ j THE DAYLIGHT STORE :j Removal Notice i j While alterations are being made to our present building we are conducting business at 505 WASHINGTON STREET and are | prepared to supply | the needs of the public. Our high standard of merr chandise at popular prices is i being maintained at our j temporary quart srs. ; 0. L. W. Knerr. > Keystone Telephone 114 X I • William b. Gilbert i contracting painter ; 922 Corgi. St, Cap. May. i KtyatoM TatapboM 87 A

The Reputation of a City The lighter and brighter a city looks after dark, the more up-to-date it becomes — die greater its trade — the higher its reputation. The same is true of a store. There is just one artificial illuminant which is both a lighting medium and an advertisement,— ELECTRIC LIGHT. The economy of die new Tungsten Lamps places Electricity within the reach of the smallest retail shop in Cape May. These lamps tire to-day being used in die largest and most representative stores of the City » For full details as to rates and wiring esti- . mates consult 1 CAPE MAY LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY ; I | Let me tell you about ; HAND MADE HARNESS MuBitL EXPERT REPAIRING HmBKhRT 1 Also a line of good serviceable horse I goods. At low prices j J SUMMER SHEETS - - - SWEAT PADS - - - WHIPS 1 JAMES McFADDEN 2nd floor of the Excelsior Building on West Perry Street

' HENRY REEVES

MACHINIST

y i PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING n ! IOBB1NG PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO - Shop Jefferson St. below Corgie. Residence 1 16 1'earl St. West Cape May N. J. Keystone Phone 137k __ Estimates Furnished ED. newell wash schbllinger I ARE YOU THINKING OF HAVING A CEMENT PAVEMENT AND CURB PUT DOWN I I Concrete Walls, Piers or a Cellar Floor; if so, don't forget to consult Newell and Schellinger | All work guaranteed and best of reference furnished 1 Estimates cheerfully given NEWELL & SCHE1. LINGER 830 Washington St., Cape May. Or West Cape May P. O., Cape May Co. (Real Estate and Search Company of Cape May County. Organized for the purpose of making Searches, Abstracts ' and Briefs of Title to lands in Cape May r County. „ e Real Estate bought, sold or exchanged, and Fire Insurance placed anywhere in the County. Capital Stock $20,000. SOLE AGENTS FOR Tide Insurance with the Fidelity Trust Company of Newark, Capital and Surplus over $9,000,000. Offices: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING CAPE MAY, COURT HOUSE, N. J. We have in our new line of hats ready for your inspection. T All the new spring shapes styles and shades. Give us a call If you like our hats tell others. If you do not like t them, tell us. Mrs. E. Turner 323 Washington Street

Special for WEEK beginning Mar. 14 Mattings Reduced 15 Per Cent off on all Matting By roll or yard AT SWAIN'S VARIETY STORE 305-7 Jackson Street WATCH FOR NEXT LEADER Keystone Telephone 19 A full Quart of NO. 6 FOR ONE DOLLAR CAMDEN BOTTLING CO. 312 AND 314 WASHINGTON STREET ■ THE ERMA BULLETIN Vol. 6. Erma, N. J., March 12, 1910 No. 5 On hand for immediate selling on or about March 1 5th the best and finest stock of Maine Grown seed potatoes consisting of American Giants Green Mountain '• Handue Rose = Houlton Rose R Irish Cobbler Red Bliss Pride of the South Cleveland Early Perfection and New Queen Tunnells and also Packers Union High Grade fertilizers Any kind of repairs gotten at the shortest notice. Have added to our stock the Syracuse steel beam new ground Plows Full line of Field and Garden seeds. If you do not feel like paying 38 or 40c for Butter, we can sell you die finest grade of - Holstein Butterine for 25c per lb., that is equal in taste to the best creamery butter. But we must have your order for this before it can be delivered, nearly 50 per cent of the families now use it Reuben T Johnson ERMA, N. J. A. CGILE^r Souse and Sign fainter and SeGorator. Office SHOP IN REAR of 05 Jackson st. Cape May City Glenwood Hote 8 NUTRITIOUS HORSE FEED s Don,t forget, Please, that when you want the best and cheapest Horse Feed, one that will put your horse in good condition and keep him there, that we sell it. and that it has never failed to give Satisfaction. Cape May drain & Coal Company Uptm 'flOM k 16 A Washington St Near Readinj Terminal m Mm k 2081 1. H. EUHtEDGE, Munjer