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commission form of government CAPE MAY CITY, 4. J. .1 MONTHLY REPORT FOR THE MONTH 1 OF JUNE, X91A Ope May City, N. J., June 6th, 1916. 1 p.gnl.r meeting. Mayor Stevena pre- 1 aiding. I, Present, Messrs. lianes, Shaw. Stevens. 1 ' Treasurer's Report for May received ' .- tad filed. | Director Shaw offered the following . resolution and moved its adoption: i1 Resolved, That Charles York be, and he is hereby appointed Building Inspect- ! or of this (Sty for the term of one year, j ' at such fees and with such duties as are j ' now or may be hereafter prescribed by ! ; ordinance regulating the same. Carried, i • Director Hanes offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: ' ' Whereas, There is a vacancy made by , the death of Thomas W. Millet in the office of City Cfierk of this city; )( Be it Resolved that William Porter i be and he is hereby appointed City Clerk j to fill the unexpired term of Thomas j w. Millet, deceased, and that he shall j receive the same compensation add per- ! a form the same duties as the former | Clerk, or such other duties as may be ( feareafter assigned to him. Carried. | Director Shaw moved a Resolution to borrow Five Thousand Dollars from the ~ Security Trust Co., Cape May, N. J. Parried. p Director Shaw moved q Resolution to borrow Five Thousand Dollars from the e Merchant's National Bank, Cape May, N. J. Carried. t U. Carried.

Henry Kearns requested the privilege of a store on the band pavilion. He eras advised to present a sealed bid as W. E. Roth was also asking the same privilege. Director Shaw'moveu, that Lemuel E. Miller be paid $300 on account of City Tax Map. Carried. Bills to amount of $2,047.42 were ordered paid. Adjourned on motion of Director Hanes, to meet at 7.30 p. m. Director Hanes moved to adjourn. "Carried. - Adjourned regular meeting of this June 6th held at 7.30 p. m. Mayor Stevens in the chair. Present, Messrs. Hanes, Shaw, Stevens. ■ Director Hanes moved that when we i adjourn we adjourn to .meet Wednesday ' afternoon, June 7th at 4 p. m. Adjourned on motion of Director 1 Shaw. • Cape .May City, June 7th, 1016. ' The adjourned regular meeting of the ; Oomtaission was held this afternoon at 4 p. m. Mayor Stevens presiding. Present, Messrs. Hanes, Shaw, Stevens. Director Shaw offered a petition of 1 more than fifty freeholders requesting j1 that a public wharf be built at Sewell's ' Point. Ordered received and filed. ' Director Hanes moved that the re- 1 quest be granted. Carried. Director Shaw moved the adoption of - the following resolution: Whereas, An application in the form of a petition has been presented by J more than fifty residents and freehold-

ers of the City of Cape May. for the construction and maintenance of a public dock or wharf to b (---located in front of what is known as the "Amusement Pavilion" at Sewell's Point in this city; Be it Resolved: That the Department' of Finance, be and hereby is authorized to take the necessary steps to acquire the rights in lands for the location of aaid public dock, and the approachAhereto, and the Department of Streets be and hereby is authorized and instructed to have the necessary estimates 'made and to advertise for bids for the necessary construction of said Dock and the approach .thereto. Carried. On motion of Director Shaw the Clerk was instructed to advertise for materials exclusive of piling. Director Shaw >moved to adjourn. /Carried. Cape May City, UuqpnJ, 1916, 10.00 Regular meeting of the(B<jard of Commiasioners Mayor Stevvas presiding. Present, Messrs. Hanes, Shaw, Stevens. William Porter, Clerk. Minutes to date read and approved, subject to correction. Director of Public Safety reported that the Summer police and life guards would be placed on duty July 1st to remain until Sept. 1st and 15 respectively. , Director Hanes reported that the analysis of (Sty water made by State Board of Health indicated that the water was good. Director Hanes moved. That the City Clerl^ hereafter act as Superintendent of Water Works as part of his Clerkkship duties. Carried. Director Hanes moved "That YJra. Hess be appointed Caretaker of Pavilion No. 1 and Mrs. Emma Hand, caretaker of Pavilion No. 3. " Carried. Director Hanes moved "That the bid of William E. Roth of $250.00 for vendt ing concession at Pavilion No. 1 for Season of 1016 be accepted," provided: 1. That the size and location of the stand, conduct and method of business be made mutually satisfactory. " Carried. Director Hanes moved "That William Porter be appointed Sinking Fund Commissioner in conjunction with the Mayor and Treasurer, as provided by law." Carried. Director Hanes moved "That Lemuel E. Miller. Jr., be appointed CKy Engineer until October 26th next at a salary of $600.00 per annum for all ordinary duties of the office." Carried. Director Shaw moved "That Lemuel E. Miller, Jr., be appointed Electrical Inspector and Superintendent of (Sty Lights until October 26th next at a salary of $400.00 per annum." Carried paid Bills to the amount of $198.84 ordered paid Adjourned on motion of Director Hanes. Cape May City, June 20, 1916. Regular meeting of Commission held at 10.00 a. m. TVs Mayor baingsbsent on account of I si An MS. Director Hanes presided. I Prseent Messrs. Haass and Shaw. ■

Clerk reported band contract with ' , Richard L. Weaver in hand executed. ; Bill for water to Trolley Co. rendered, ,$23.98. ! William E. Roth had paid deposit of I $125.00 on account of rent of stand at I Pavilion No. 1. | Director Shaw moved a resolution to a Note of $2,500.00 at The Secur- ' ity Trust Co., Cape May, j». J. Carried, i Director Shaw moved a resolution to _ ' renew a note of $2,500.00 at the Merchant's National Bank, Cape May, N. J. Carried. . Director Shaw moved a resolution as ' j follows: : "Resolved, That the Mayor and City . I Clefk be authorized to execute and re- ( ! cord the agreement with N. Z. Graves I and Ida Graves his wife, for easements . ) to build and maintain Public Dock at j Sewell's Point." Carried. Director moved a resolution to refund .overpaid taxes to Miss A. C. Knight, of $22 57." Carried. ■ Bills to tbe amount of $1,486.14 orderjed paid. j Director Sbaw moved to adjourn. CarI Cape May City, N. J., June 27, 191$, Director Shaw only being present the adjourned to 7.30 p. m. , Cape May City, N. J., June 27, 1916, p. m. Adjourned meeting. Mayor Stevens presiding. Present, Messrs. Hanes, Shaw, StevClerk reported Deed of Easement sent County Clerk for Record in case of i.u (yumj vyiera iur xvecura in case oi

e N. Z. Graves and Ida Graves, e Bond of Richard L. Weaver on con- » tract for band accepted, e Billa oruered paid to the amount of *214.60. On motion of Director Shaw the meetr ing adjourned. WM. PORTER, ! • City Clerk. 1560-lt PUBLIC NOTICE All reasonable requests and complaints from all known sources are havi ing the attention of the -department of public affairs and safety as promptly as they can be reached. " We invite re- . liable information regarding all public . affairs, but we must decline to give any ■ attention whatever to the flood of anonymous communications reaching our of- - lice. If attention and action are to be ! expected all communications mlist be I signed plainly and with the writer's full I W. L.' STEVENS, 1 1558-H-7-22 Mayor. PUBLIC NOTICE In order to comply with the wishes of majority regarding our pavilion concert program we have decided to give, weekly alternate morning and afternoon concerts until the attendance establishes same. Week beginning Monday 24th, a morning concert will be given, week following an afternoon, etc. espectfully, W. L. STEVENS. 1557-lt-7-22 Mayr.

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IN CHARCERY OF NEW JERSEY f To" O. Paul Kuffke : By virtue of an order of the Court • of Chanee'ry of New Jefsey made on the day -of the date hereof in a cause wher.-m George Lyle is complainant and you and - others are defendants, you are requited to appear, plead, answer~.6F:3Stnur '■ > the bill of said complainant on or before the 13th day. of September -next or tuc - said bill will be taken as confe-se 1 - against you. f The said bill is filed to foreclose tuo C mortgages made by "Charles H. Colburr. - and Janie L. Colbufn, hie wife, to Realty c Corporation of Cape May, dated Febru- ,- ary 18, 1P14, recorded Marcirti. 1H1 I. in . County Clerk's office of Cape fiay foun- . ty respectively in book 119 of Mortgages e ! for said County page 519 and book 12.1 e of Mortgages page 16S. each securing the 1 sum of $KOOO with interest and covering premises in' the City of Cape May and County of Cape May, New Jer«e.v. . You, O. Paul Kaffke, are made defendant because, you may claim to be the owner of the premises. Dated ulf 12. 1916. MeDERMOTT A ENRIGHT, Solicitors of Complainant, !1 75 Montgomery Street, 1534-7 -22-4t Jersey City, X. J. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASXO R I A

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Franklin Murphy for Senator A Manufacturer to Represent a Manufacturing State in the United States Senate To the Manufacnurers and other Business Men: To the great army of Workmen engaged in various crafts: To All the Voters of New Jersey:

JERSEY is a Manufacturing State. JERSEYS shops and mills, her factories and * ' and foundries, provide a means of livelihood for hundreds of thousands of her population and represent a large share of the wealth of* the State. J^EW JERSEY cannot be prosperous unless her * V people are prosperous, for the people are the State. |^EW JERSEY'S great army of workers, whether * hi factory, field or otflce.-Ycairaot be considered prosperous unless they are regularly employed, unJer favorable conditions, at fair wages. J^EW JERSEY'S manufacturers, her merciants. her business men generally, can not provide profitable employment for the great army of workers unless business is reasonably safeguarded against unfair, world-wide competition. WUCH IS BEING SAID about PREPAREDNESS *** these days — and rightly 90. REPAREDNESS, in a military sense, may well M command the best thought of the country. But there is another form of PREPAREDNESS which al.o demands the attention of v thinking men. and fiat is Industrial and Commercial PREPAREDNESS. *THIS COUNTRY must be prepared to protect its * citizens not only against an invasion of armed foes, but also against the industrial and commercial invasion that is sure to follow the close of tbe war which now has practically all of Europe in its grasp UW HEN THE MEN now in the trenches go back to industrial pursuits there wilf be a veritable flood of products turned into the channel of trade. The natural course of this channel will be toward the markets of this country, and New Jersey workmen, along with their fellows in other States, must be prepared to check thjs flow and preserve to themselves the proper fruits of their own labors. REPAREDNESS in this sense means the selection * of well-qualified, practical, hard-headed business men as representatives in the National Congress

where legislation covering questions of the most vital importance to workmen and business men alike will * have to be considered and enacted. QUCH A MAN is FRANKLIN MURPHY, whose candidacy for the United States Senate was announced last week. pM K- MURPHY' has had many years ' actual experience as a manufacturer. He is the head of the Murphy Varnish Company, which he started and built to a business of national repute. FJE'HAS THE EXPERIENCE necessary to enable * * him to deal with great business questions. ■ R AVTNG COME UP from the ranks himself, his *• consideration for, and treatment of, other workers has been such that there has been no labor trouble between his company and its employees during all the years of their relations. DECAUSE FRANKLIN MURPHY is so splendidly " equipped by nature and by practical experience to know the legislative needs of a manufacturing State, a number of manufacturers and other business men have agreed among themselves to further his candidacy for the United States Senate. ATA MEETING held in^W Robert Treat Hotel, ' Newark. July 13th, which was presided over oy Mr. Peter Campbell, president of the Nairn Linoleum Company, and attends)! by some forty representative manufacturers and other business ^ien^it was resolved to urge the voters of New Jersey to support MR. MURPHY at the primaries Tuesday, September 26 next, because his selection as a candidate is a necessary step toward the election of a sound, patriotic, experienced business man to represent New Jersey in the Upper House of Congress. *¥*HE MANUFACTURERS and business men who are * urging MR. MURPHY'S ELECTION freely admit that they have an interest at stake. This interest is inseparable from the best interests of the great army of workers in this State, for whatever affects the one affects the other, and each is dependent upon the other for mutual prosperity. q

A Vote for FRANKLIN MURPHY at the Republican Primaries, Tuesday, September 26, means a vote for I IIBO TO REPBESENT I MANOftCTURIHG STME II THE UNITED STATES SENATE Paid for by Qscar H. Wheeler, Summit, New Jersey. . ^'±,.1 .J