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ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE , Estate of James Henry Schel- \ linger, Deceased. | By virtue of an order of the Orphans' ( Court of the County of Cape May, the r subscriber, as administratrix, etc., of r James Henry Scbeliinger, deceased, f will sell at public vendue cm s TUESDAY. 14TH DAY OF JUNE, o A. D. 1810, at two o'clock in tbe after- c noon, at the Store of Sarah A. Schellin- 2 ger. at Green Creek in the Township of f Middle, iu said County, the following u real estate late of said decedent, sit- £ uate in said Township; including tbe e estate in dower therein of Sarah A. Scbeliinger, widow of said decedent; c that is to say 1 Tract No. 1. Beginning at an old stone on the North side ef tbe Burleigh toad at about 75 feet distant from tbe East side of the Bayside read, in I the village of Green Creek ; thence running along the line of an old fence a distance of 145 2-10 feet. North 78 degrees East, to a point; thence still along tbe line of said fence. North 2 1 degrees and 10 minutes East, a distance C of 188 leet to a point ; thence along the ; line of old buildings and fence. North 89 degrees and 45 minutes West, a dis- * tance of 207 feet to a point ; thence along the old fence. South 46 roiootes West, a distance of 90.6-10 feet to a t point; thence along said old fence , North 86 degrees Wast, a distance of . 101 810 feet to a point; thence along 1 the line of said fence and parallel to c said Bayside road, Sooth forty-five f minutes West, a distance of 57 75-100 feet to an old stake; thence South 60 degrees and ten minutes East, a dis- j 1 tance of 90 5-10 feet along the said I < Burleigh road, to the place of be- j , ginning Containing one 5-100 acres, I more or leas. _ 1 1 Tract No. 2. Situate on the Nbrth 1 1 aide of Green Creek, and on the West < side of tbe main Bayside road leading , from Goshen to Cape May City, adjoining Nathaniel Newton and Rich- 1 ard Crease and Containing 9 acres, 2 j roods and 10 perches, more or less ; ■ being the same premises which Bichard S. Oresae et ux, by Indenture dated August 22, 1894. recorded and ' filed In the Clerk's Office of said, County in Deed Book No. 226, pages , 16, etc., granted and conveyed unto , said decedent, in fee. Tract No. 8. A tract of woodland called tbe "John Hughes" tract, near i Green Creek, adjoining J. Fisher , Learning, Benjab Tomlln, a deceased, . Joseph Brown and others, containing ' sixty acres, more or less ; which Jona- ' than Hand et al., executors of Matthew 1 Marcy, by Indenture dated September i 20, 1875, recorded in saidUlerk'a Office , in Deed Book No. 40, pagea 887, etc. , , granted and conveyed unto the said decedent, in fee. Tract No. 4. Land and meadow, mill- i seat and other improvementa, de- ; scribed in two parcels ; tbe first adjoining Stephen Hand's line, fhillp Oresae's line and Crease's Ureek, con- 1 taining 88 acres, one quarter and 88 i perches, more or leas , the second ad- | joins the first, at one corner of the Mill-race, and was purchased by Christian Corson, deceased, of Jonathan Hand, containing 46 acres., two quarters and 81 perches, more or less ; which Thomas Endicott et ux, by Indenture dated November 19, 1879, recorded in said Olerk's Office in Deed Book No. 45, pages 464, etc, granted and conveyed unto said decedent in fee ; excepting therefrom the portion thereof which said decedent, in his lifetime, et ux, by Indenture dated March 9, 1892, recorded in said Olerk's Offioe in Deed Book No. lOl.'pages 494, etc., granted and conveyed unto Barzillai Luker, in fee. Tract No. 5. Land in the village of Green Greek, being Lota numbered 1, 2, 8, 4, (containing 8 acres and 7 perches, more or less,) and 6 and part of 7, (containing two acres, 3 roods and 20 perches, more or less), Jon a certain Map of Lots sold .'at Public bale by the Executors of Matthew Marcy, deceased, recorded in said Olerk's Office in Deed Book No. 40, page 15; excepting 128 perches which Smith M. Totalin et ux conveyed to John W. Con over by Deed dated February 12, 1876, recorded in said Olerk's Office in Deed Book No. 41, pages 18 etc. which Jacob Franklin Shall et ux, by Indenture dated November 15, 1880 recorded in said Olerk'a Office in Deed Book No. 48, pages, 155, etc , granted and conveyed unto said decedent in fee. Exceptingjtberefrom a certain parcel containing 8 acres and 120 square rods (or such estate or interest therein; which tbe said decedent, et ux, by Indenture dated October 27. 1894, recorded in said Olerk's Office in Deed Book No. 17, pages 62, etc., granted and conveyed unto James H. Scnellinger and children ; and also some portion s ol a parcel containing halt an acre " which tbe decedent et ux by Indenture I dated February 29, 1908, recorded in " said Clerk's Office in Deed Book N°k 224, pagea 416, etc., granted and conveyed unto Edna T. Schellinger, in fee. I Tract No. 6. Land in tbe Village I of Green Greek adjoining the James " Henry Scbeliinger store lot, containk ing 27 square rods, more or less ; which Virgil N. Errickson, administrator, k etc , of Page Isard. deceased, by Indenture dated October 21, 1895, rek corded and filed in said Cleik's Office in Deed Book No 226 pages 18, etc., | granted and conveyed to tbe said de- . cedent, in fee. Excepting therefrom 9 some portion of a parcel which tbe . said decedent et ux., by indenture 9 dated Feburary 29, 1908, recorded in k said Olerk'e Office in Deed Book No. ' 224, pages, 416, etc., granted and conk veyed unto Edna T. Scbeliinger, in fee. ' Tract No. 7. The unsold portion of | tbe farm, tract of land, buildings and premises whereon Mary Tomlin and k Enos Tomlin, at one time resided, formerly belonging to Benajah Tom- ) lin, deceased, being composed of two parcels adjoining each other, situate in ) tbe neighborhood of Green Creek ; tbe . first being on tbe road leading from 9 "Matthew Marcy 's store to Rio k Grande Station, and "containing 29 " acres, one rood and four perches, a more or less, and tbe second containing f about 67 acres, 3 roods and 12 perches, more or leas ; being the same premises - which Mary Tomlin and Enos Tomlin fay Indenture dated July 81, 1877, real corded in said Clerk's Office in Deed •c Book No. 43, pages 168, etc., granted t- end convey eod unto tbe said decedent p. in fee. Excepting there from the several parcels particularly described in

tbe following deeds made by said dccedentc.et ux. to the following per- a BOMj.to wit (1) Mary O. Norbory, for 85 acres, more or less, dated October 27, 1894, recorded as aforesaid in Deed Book No. 117, pages 8!6, etc., (2) Hannah E. Norbory, for 67X acres, g more or less, dated October 27, 1894, recorded as aforesaid In Deed Book 179, pages 182, etc. ; (8) Ralph Schellin ger, lor 81-100 of an acre more di or leas, dated February 19, 1906, recorded as aforesaid in Deed Book No210, pages 854, etc. ; (4) Henry Brown, B one acre, more or less,. dated Jan- ki 24, 1878, recorded as aforesaid and filed in Deed Book No. 241, pagea 178, p As by reference to the various rec- fi crds aforesaid, will more fully and at d appear. SARAH A. SOHELLINGER, . Administratrix . Morgan Hand, Proctor 9 May II, A. D., 1910. o 5-18 St p. f. 841 60 - d AN ORDINANCE GOVERNING. REGULATING AND FIXING FEES t OF MERCANTILE LICENSES IN c OITY OF OAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY. AND REGULATING THE BUSINESS LICENSED. t Section 1 ; Be it ordained and enacted the inhabitants of the Uity of Oape May, in City Council assembled, and it ia hereby enacted by tbe authority of tbe Bame, that no person shall en- b in or carry on, manage or conduct any business, profession, trade or call- fe ing in the City of Oape May, nor aid assist as employee, clerk or other- t | wise in carrying on any such business, I profession, trade or calling, or in using fi I any wagon, vehicle, stand, store or other place or thing for which a li- C cense is required by tbe terms of tbis £ ordinance, unless a license as herein provided for, shall have been first ob- : tained therefor. i Applications for licenses shall be • j made to tbe Mercantile Appraiser of i tbe City of Cape May, and no license I 1 shall be granted until payment for the < ' same shall have been made. Every c I license shall specify by name tbe per- 1 • son, firm or corporation to which it c shall be issued, the business, trade, . profession or calling for which it is i granted and tbe location at which such « business, trade, profession or calling is c ' to be carried on. No license shall be t granted under this ordinance for any t theater, moving picture show or other a like exhibition until tbe Building In- i; spector snail certify in writing to the a Appraiser that the appli- I cant has complied with ordinances and s regulations respecting protection of life t i andproperty relating to such places. No s shall be issued to conduct any k business on tbe seaward or ocean side s . of tbe Boardwalk over or upon any c i land in said location which has been r ; acquired by tbe Oity for beacb front s ' public park purposes, except upon t | piers erected upon such lands. Tbe e I certificate of license shall be conspic- < ; uously displayed on the premises where t - the business, trade, profession or 1 calling is carried on or conducted. Li- » , censees having no local place of business < , shall exhibit tbeir licenses when re- I ' quested to do so, by officers of tbe 1 , Mercantile Appraisers office and of tbe i \ Police Department. ? Sec. 2 ; And be it further ordained 1 and enacted that all license fees shall 8 be due and payable to tbe Mercantile I Appraiser at his office on the fifteenth , day of June in each year, and all such s licenses shall expire on the fifteenth day • of June following, and upon payment of the license fee herein mentioned the ; Mercantile Appraiser shall issue Jo d the person, firm or corporation applyb ing for such license, a certificate, n showing the payment of such license i. fee and the place where such business i- is to be carried on. ;- Sec. 8 ; That the license fees to be i- paid annually, as above provided to tbe • Oity of Oape May for conducting the businesses, trades, professions, occupa- . tions or callings and using any wagon d or oiher vehicle, stand, store or other , place or thing for which a license is 'n herein required, at the places to be e designated in the license certificate, if « so designated, shall be as follows. ® The names used being a designation of ,1 the business, profession, trade, occuas. tion or vehiole required to be licensed: e Auctioneer, or Crier of Auction is Sales, each, ten dollars. >- Auction Stores and plaoes where goods and chattels or personal .property of any kind are sold at auotion, each i- ten dollars. e Automobiles, for hire, each, ten ; dollars. n Bath Houses, each room, fifteen cents, e Boarding Houses, Cottages, Hotels, e for each sleeping room, twenty-five p cents. Minimum five dollars, i- Express Wagons, one horse, each ~ five dollars ; two horse, each ten <lold lar*' » d Hacks, Omnibuses, Carriages and I, other vehicles for transportation of i- passengers, one horse, each five dol- ® lars ; two horse, each ten dollars. e Hokey Pokey Venders, each person n ten dollars. ° Junk Dealers, each, five dollars. Junk Shop Keepers, each, ten dollar^ g Key or Bell-hanging Supply Pedi, dlera, with or without wagons each, M ten dollars. ° Places where vehicles or carriages id for transportation of passengers, bagid gage, merchandise or goods and chat5t tela of any kind arejlcept for hire, each ^ place, ten dollars.

Moving Picture Shows, each, fifteen News Stands each, five dollars. Milk wagons, each, five dollars. Peddlers of Clama and Oysters, each, five dollars. Peddlers .of Fish, each, five dollars. Meat Wagons, one hone, each, five ; two horse, each ten dollars. Peddlers, or Itinerant Vendors of East India or Foreign Goods of any j j each, twenty-five dollars. Peddlers or Itinerant Vendors of Hucksters, one horse, each dollars : two horse, each, ten Peddlers or Itinerant Vendors of any merchandise, with or without baskets, ■ packs, wheelbarrows or push carts not j otherwise specified, each, ten dollars. Street or Trolley Oars, each, fifteen dollars. Places where shows, plays, exhibitions and the like are carried on and j conductor each, twenty-five dollars. Traveling Musicians, each, five dollars Traveling Photographers, each, fifdollars. . Variety Shows, each, fifteen dollars. Animal Sbowe, each, fifteen dollars. Circuses, each, thirty-five dollars. g Shows, not otherwise specified, fif- _ dollars. Wagons for tbe sale of soft drinks, 1 bach, ten dollars. Wagons for the sale of food or reeach, ten dollars. Carts for tbe sale of peanuts, each," dollars. Peddlers, or Itinerant vendors of 9 Oloth or Dress, Goods each, twentydollars. Oake Walk Shows, each, five dollars. Lodging houses, fifteen cents each ; minimum, five dollars. (*££ Wagons or other vehicles for tbe transportation of goods, passengers, baggage, merchandise or goods and chattels of any kind for hire, and not otherwise specified, one horse, each, five dollars; two horse, each ten dollars. Sec. 4. And be it further ordained and enacted, that all persons owning express wagons, huckster wagons, carts, hacks or other vehicles for the transportation of passengers, baggage, merchandise or goods and chattels of kind, shall be assigned and furnwith a nuiilber by the mercantile appraiser for each of the said vehicles " licensed as aforesaid, which number £ shall be set opposite of the names of q tbe owner of each of the said vehicles j so' licensed, in a book of licenses to be by the said Mercantile Appraiser ; I said number so assigned shall be se- 1 curely fastened by nails, screws or I rivets in plain view, on each of tbe , said vehicles so licensed. Such numand fastenings used to secure it, shall at no time be removed from any \ of the said vehicles, nor attached to i other similar vehicle after having j once so fastened. And it shall le j unlawful for any person or persons to i j any of tbe said vehicles on any of ] | the public highways of the City of 1 1 : Gape May unless the number assigned' : as aforesaid, shall at all times be in plain view on each of the said vehicles. ~ I Sec. 6. And be .it further ordained I and enacted that no person or persons I S > be allowed to transact any business ( ! ■ under any license granted under tbis \ i ordinance except tbe business for | r which such license was specially t granted. i Sec. 6. And be it further ordained } and enacted that the fees herein im- - posed for such licenses are imposed , for revenue. e Sec. 7. And be it .further ordained s and enacted that complaints for violations of any of tbe provisions of tbis b ordinance shall be made by the Mere cantile Appraiser before the Mayor or b Alderman of the Oity of Oape May, - and that any person or persons who i shall violate any of the provisions of r this ordinance shall, upon conviction s thereof, before tbe said Mayor or e Alderman, be subject to a fine in any f sum not exceedng fifty dollars for each . offence or violation, at tbe discretion f of the Mayor or Alderman before - whom any such person or persons may : be tried and in default of.the.payment n of such fine be imprisoned in tbe Oity or County Jail for any term not exe ceeding thirty days, in the discretion f of such officer. a Sec. 8. And be it farther ordained anJ enacted that tbe Mayor be, and be i hereby is authorized and directed, to use such of tbe police force of the City . as is necessary to execute andjenforce , this ordinance and to enforce all neceab sary and lawful police regulations that may best facilitate the carrying on of i the business of cars used for local pas- 1 - senger traffic and as may best protect and facilitate the carrying on of the 1 several businesses, trades and occupaf tions licensed by this ordinance. Sec. 9. And be It further ordained ■nd enacted, That all ordinances or parte of ordinances inconsistent with this ordinance be, and the same are hereby repealed ; and that this ordi- . nance shall take effect immediately ■ upon its passage and publication. Passed May 17th. 1910. a J.(J. J AGO BY. . Attest l— PraaiHont - WILLIAM PORTER. Oitj^Olerk. h Approved: F. J. MELVIN.pUyor. I .

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