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LEGAL
* ORDINANCE No, 18
To be presented for afrablic hearing
and consideration at a meeting of the
Common Council of Ventnor City, N. J.,
Monday, October 23d, 1922, at 8 P. M.
At which time and place any and all
persons interested in the provision of
this ordinance will be heard.
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN
AGREEMENT BETWEEN VENT
NOR CITY AND WEST JERSEY
AND SEASHORE RAILROAD COM
PANY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM
MON COUNCIL OF VENTNOR CITY:
1. That Ventnor City grants unto
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Company a franchise and right of for
ever hereafter maintaining two (2)
single railroad tracks across the North
erly side of Atlantic Avenue at a loca
tion where the same are now located,
connecting its railroad tracks in Atlan
tic Avenue with a loop upon Railroad
Company’s property abutting the North
side of Atlantic Avenue, and extending
from Cambridge Avenue to Portland
Avenue in the City of Ventnor City,
together with the right to maintain
above or beneath the ground all wires,
conduits and other appliances neces
sary for the operation of electric carl
thereover for general trolley service
purposes, for a period of five (6) years,
and thereafter for emergency purposes
2. That Ventnor City hereby releases
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Company from all and every obligation
to pave its right of way, being twenty
four (24) feet and three inches in
width, extending along the middle of
Atlantic Avenue from Jackson Avenue
to Fredericksburg Avenue, with a plas
tic binder pavement, as provided in
agreement of December 20th, 1911,
approved by Public Utilities Commission
on March 20, 1912.
8. That Ventnor City, by its Mayor
and City Clerk, enters into an agree
ment on behalf of' Ventnor City with I
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad J
Company in the following language:
AGREEMENT, Made this .
day of .«..... 1922, between
VENTNOR CITY*, a municipal corpo
ration of the State of New Jersey, of
the first part, and WEST JERSEY AND
SEASHORE RAILROAD COMPANY, a
railroad corporation of the State of New
Jersey, of the second part:
WITNESSETH, WHEREAS, The
parties hereto on the twentieth day of
December, A. D. 1911, approved by
Public Utilities Commission, March 20*
1912, entered into an agreement where
in party of the second part, among other
things, dedicated to party of the first
part herein certain lands in Atlantic
Avenue in Ventnor City, New Jersey,
for street purposes, to enable party of
the first part herein to pave the same
with a plastic binder pavement, and
did therein further agree to cover its
right of way between the lines of pave
ment by party of the first part herein
with broken stone, which was done; and
WHEREAS, Many of the owners of
property abutting upon Atlantic Ave
nue in Ventnor City now object to hav
im? the lands in Atlantic Avenue on
which the railroad tracks are laid paved
with a plastic binder pavement, but
prefer to have the present loose stone
^construction continued because of its
^better drainage and the lessened amount
of noise made by the passing trolley
ears over such construction; and
WHEREAS, The residents of the
party of first part desire an improved
passenger trolley service; and
WHEREAS, Party of the second part
contends that the passenger traffic
within the limits of the City of Vent**'
nor does not warrant such a trolley
service as fhe residents of Ventnor City
demand; and
WHEREAS, Party of the first part
desires to secure better trolley service,
and one that more nearly approaches
the demand of the residents of Ventnor
City, but believing it cannot be secure^
except by the making of certain con
cessions by party of the first part to
lessen the additional expense of oper
ation necessitated by the improved
trolley service; and
WHEREAS* Party of the second part
proposes that party of the firs! part
release it from its obligations to im
prove the land on which its tracks are
laid on Atlantic Avenue with plastic
binder pavement, and to grant to party
of the second part a franchise and privi
lege to maintain its two single tracks
across the Northerlyv side of Atlantic
Avenue, with its right of suspending
wires thereover, in consideration of an
improved and better trolley service.
NOW, THEREFORE, THIS AGREE
MENT WITNESSETH, That in consid
eration of the mutual covenants herein
contained and the sum of One Dollar
($1.00) each to the other in hand paid,
the receipt of which is hereby acknowl
edged, the party of the first part
(a) Grants unto party of the second
part a franchise and right of forever
hereafter maintaining two (2) single
railroad tracks across the Northerly
side of Atlantic Avenue at a location
where the same are now located, con
necting its railroad tracks in Atlantic
Avenue with a loop upon railroad com- j
pany’s property abutting Northerly side !
of Atlantic Avenue, and extending from j
Cambridge Avenue to Portland Avenue |
in the City of Ventnor, together with j
the right to maintain above cr beneath
the ground all wires, conduits and other
appliances necessary for the operation
of electric cars thereover for general
trolley service purposes' for a period
of five (5) years, and thereafter for
emergency purposes only.
(b) Releases West Jersey and Sea
shore Railroad Company from all and
every obligation to pave its right of
way, being twenty-four (24) feet and
three (8) inches in width, extending
along the middle of Atlantic Avenue
from Jackson Avenue to Fredericks
burg Avenue, with a plastic binder pave
ment, as provided in agreement of
December 20th, 1911, approved by Pub
lic Utilities Commission on March 20th,
1912. /
h Party of the second part guarantees
to party of the first part:1
(a) For a period of five (5) years
from the approval of this agreement
by the Public Utilities Commission, the
company operating trolley cars over
Atlantic Avenue in Atlanti<y*City and
Ventnor City, hereafter called the oper
ating company, will during each year
from October fifteenth to May fifteenth
of the fucceeding year run to Savannah
Avenue all trolley oars for passenger
service which begin a journey east of
Jackson Avenue, provided, however,
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that this shall not apply to the cars of
the Central 'Passenger Railroad or At
lantic City and Shore Railroad, which
run around what is known as the loop
from Boardwalk and Virginia Avenue
to Boardwalk and South Carolina-Ave
nue, or the reverse, nor to the cars of
Atlantic Oity and Shore Railroad Com
pany operated on either Virginia Ave
nue and the Boardwalk or South Caro
lina Avenue and the Boardwalk to
Ocean City or points between, or the
reverse thereon. Only a single fare is
to be charged and no higher than is
charged in Atlantic City.
(b) That "each year from May fif
teenth to October fifteenth, the oper
ating company will run to Portland
Avenue all trolley cars for passenger
service which begin a journey east of
Jackson Avenue; provided, however,
that this Bhall not apply to the cars of
the Central Passenger Railroad or At
lantic City and Shore Railroad, which
run around what is known as the loop
from Boardwalk and Virginia Avenue to
Boardwalk and South Carolina Avenue,
or the reverse, nor to the cars of
Atlantic City and Shore Railroad Com
pany operated on either Virginia Ave
nue and the Boardwalk or South Caro
lina Avenue and the Boardwalk to Ocean
City or points between, or the reverse
thereof, and give continuation slips for
passage from Portland Avenue west to
Savannah Avenue on the next succeed
ing car, to passengers desiring to con
tinue their journey beyond. Portland
Avenue. Only a single fare is to be
charged and no higher than is charged
in Atlantic City.
(c) The schedule to Savannah Ave
nue between six-thirty (6.30) A. M.
and eight-thirty (8.30) P. M. shall pro
vide for a service of not more than
four*(4) minute headway, which means
that when conditions are normal the
cars shall be not more than four min
utes apart, and between the other hours
of the day and night, the same sched
ule shall be maintained to Savannah
Avenue as is maintained by the trolley
cars passing through Atlantic City for !
passenger service which begin a jour- !
ney east of Jackson Avenue; provided,
however, thfct tflis shall not apply to
the cars of the Central Passenger Rail
road or Atlantic City and Shore Rail
road, which run around what is known
as the loop from Boardwalk and Vir
ginia Avenue to Boardwalk and South
Carolina Avenue, or the reverse, nor to
the c^rs of Atlantic City and Shore
Railroad Company operated on either
[ Virginia Avenue and the Boardwalk or
South Carolina Avenue and the Board
walk to Ocean City or points between,
or the reverse thereof.
(d) That each year from May fif
teenth to October fifteenth for a period
of five (5) years from the approval of
this agreement by the Public Utilities
Commission, the operating company
will run all cars to Savannah Avenue
for two (2) hours in the morning and
two (2) hours in the afternoon, to wit:
from six-thirty (6.30) to eight*thirty
(8.30) A. M. and from four-thirty
(4.30) to six-thirty (6.30) P. M., unless
modified by subsequent agreement as
to the specific hours, that run through
Atlantic City for passenger service
which begin a journey east of Jackson
Avenue; provided, however, that this
shall not apply to the cars of the Cen
tral Passenger Railroad or Atlantic
City and Shore Railroad, which run
around what is known as the loop from
Boardwalk and Virginia Avenue to
Boardwalk and South Carolina Avenue
or the reverse, nor to the cars of
Atlantic City and Shore Railroad Com
pany operated on either Virginia Ave
nue and the Boardwalk or South Caro
lina Avenue and the Boardwalk to Ocean
City or points between, or the reverse
thereof. Only a single fare is to be
charged, and no higher than is charged
in Atlantic City.
(e) At the expiration of five (6)
years from the approval of this agree
ment by the Public Utilities Commis
sion, the operating company will give
the same service to Savannah Avenue
on all trolley cars for passenger service
which begin a journey east of Jackson
Avenufe; provided, however, that this
shall not apply to the cars of the Cen
tral Passenger Railroad or Atlantic City
and Shore Railroad, which run around
what is known as the loop from Board
walk and Virginia Avenue to Board
walk and South Carolina Avenue, or
the reverse, nor to the cars of Atlantic
City and Shore Railroad Company oper
ated on either Virginia Avenue and the
Boardwalk or South Carolina Avenue
and the Boardwalk to Ocean City or
points between, or the reverse thereof.
Only a single fare is to> be charged
and no higher than is charged in
Atlantic City.
(f) It will, at once, pave Atlantic
Avenue between Weymouth Avenue an4
Surrey Place, and upon request will
pave such intersecting cross streets as
Council shall determine should be paved,
after a hearing at which the railroad
company shall be heard touching the
necessity and advisability of such pav
ing and complete the same within six
(6) months from the date of any such
determination by the City Council. If,
for any reason, there is a willful breach
of this agreement by either of the
parties hereto, this agreement may be
terminated by the innocent party,
whereupon the rights and obligations
of each of the parties hereto and herein
contained shall cease, determine and
become null and void, and all the rights
and obligations between the parties
hereto contained in agreement of De
cember 20th, 1911, shall be revived
and enforcible by either of the parties
hereto.
That the terms and provisions of the
agreement between the parties hereto
made on the 20th day of December,
1011, approved by the Public Utilities
Commission on March 20th, 1912, shalh
except as herein modified and abrogated,
continue in full force and effect.
This agreement shall become oper
ative upon approval thereof by the Pub
lic Utilities Commission of the State
of New Jersey.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Party of
the first part has caused these presents
to be sealed with its corporate seal,
signed by its Mayor, and attested by
its City Clerk, and party of the second
part has caused these presents to be
sealed with its corporate seal, signed by
its President and attested by its Secre
tary.
VENTNOR CITY.
Attest:
....
Mayor.
WEST JERSEY AND SEASHORE
RAILROAD COMPANY
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By
Attest:
President.
Passed at a regular meeting of Common
Council of Ventnor City, New Jersey, held
thiB Twenty-third day of October, A. D.
1922.
GEORGE A. GUMPHERT,
President Common Council.
Attest:
CHARLES E. REPPETTO, _
City Clerk.
Approved this 1st- day of November,
A. D. Id22.
AMOR W. BREHMAN,
, Mayor of Ventnor City.
ORDINANCE NO. 19
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
THE CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE
LIMITS OF VENTNOR CITY, A
PUBLIC BUILDING TO BE DEDI
CATED TO PUBLIC USE AS A
PERMANENT MEMORIAL COMMEM
ORATIVE OF THE SERVICES OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN
ANY WAR IN WHICH THE UNITED
.STATES HAS PARTICIPATED.
WTTH OR WITHOUT THE AID OF
PUBLIC GIFTS OR SUBSCRIP
TIONS. WHICH PUBLIC BUILDING
OR MEMORIAL IS TO BE ERECTED
WITHIN A PUBLIC PARK OR UPON
LANDS TO BE ACQUIRED BY PUR
CHASE, CONDEMNATION O R
OTHERWISE. THEREFORE IN THE
NAME OF THE CITY AND
further Providing for the
ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF VENT
NOR CITY TO AN AMOUNT NOT
EXCEEDING THE SUM OF FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($50,000), TO
PROVIDE THE NECESSARY
MONEYS TO DEFRAY THE COST
AND EXPENSE THEREOF, UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMIS
SION IS HEREINAFTER CONSTI
TUTED.
BE IT ORDAINED FT THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF VExsT.;-' CITY:
Section 1. That upon lands within a
Public Park, or lands to be
secured by condemnation, purchase, gift
or otherwise there be provided within the
limits of Ventnor City suitable lands for
the purpose of erecting thereon a building
to be dedicated to Public use as a per
manent Memorial commemorative of the
services of the Soldiers and Sailors of
Ventnor City, who have served in any
war in which the United States has par
ticipated. ?
Section 2. That there be erected on
lands within a Public Park
the lands to be purchased, condemned, or
acquired under the direction of the com
mission as hereinafter constituted within
Ventnor City, a Public Library wTth hall
or auditorium and equipment to establish
and maintain a Public Library and proper
f0T Public meetings, concerts, theatrical
performances or other entertainments,
and that the building be adorned with
memorial tablets recording the names of
the Soldiers and Sailors of Ventnor City,
who have served in any War in which the
United States has participated.
Section 8. That there be. and there is
hereby appropriated and
fixed for the purpose aforesaid by Vent
nor City for defraying the cost and ex
pense of the purchasing or acquiring of
the lands and for the erection, fur
nishing and equipment of the said
building for the cost of supervision,
architect’s fees, and all other costs
and charges in connection with the com
pletion of the said building and the
acquiring of the lands necessary, there
fore; the sum of, not exceeding Fifty
Thousand Dollars ($50,000), and that in
addition, thereto, of the said Fifty Thou
sand Dollars ($50,000) provided by the
City. Ventnor City by its Common Coun
cil may by resolution accept any gift or
donation of Real Estate, personal prop
erty, or moneys for the purpose of such
Memorial Building or the lands to be
acquired therefore, as may be tendered
by any individual or individuals; cor
poration or corporations.
The Mayor of Ventnor City, |
William J. Montgomery, Godfrey Mahn,
Frances Harvey and Preston Crook
are hereby appointed and constituted a
commission without pay, which commis
sion shall have the supervision of the
acquisition of the site funds, or other
personalty raised as provided herein for
the purpose of acquiring in the name of
the City the site or lands whereon such
Memorial BtfTlding shall be erected, and
the erection, construction, completion and
equipment upon the lands or site de
termined of the Memorial Building which
said commission shall elect a treasurer,
who shall be constituted a temporary,
depositary of all funds if any raised by
the commission by construction of popular
contribution; who shall turn over said
funds to the City Treasurer as provided
by the statute, which said treasurer shall
■ give above to Ventnor City, as provided I
by the Law.
Section 5. That the City’s position of
the cost and expense of the
acquiring of the lands, the erection, con- i
struction,^ completion and equipment of
the Building thereon as contemplated by
this Ordinance shall be provided for and
paid out of, and from the sale of bonds
to be issued for that purpose to an
amount not exceeding Fifty Thousand
Dollars ($50,000).
Section 6. That this Ordinance shall
take effect immediately.
GEORGE A. GUMPHERT. "
President of Common Council.
Attest:
CHARLES E. REPPETTO,
City Clerk.
Approved this 14th day of November,
A. D„ Nineteen hundred and twenty-two.
AMOR W. BREHMAN,
Mayor of Ventnor City, N. J.
The foregoing Ordinance was passed on
the 13 day of November, 1922, and ap
proved by the Mayor on the 14th day of
November, 1922. The bonds authorized
thereby will be issued and delivered after
the 14th day of December, 1922, and any
suit, action or proceeding to set aside or
va'ate this Ordinance must be taken
vnthin twenty days after the publication
of this statement.
V CHARLES E. REPPETTO,
1 City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 20
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
AND REGULATING THE SIZE
HEIGHT AND LOCATION OF SIGNS
AND ADVERTISEMENTS EXTEND
ING OVER, ON OR ACROSS PUBLIC
STREETS AND .HIGHWAYS IN
VENTNOR CITY, AND PROVIDING
THEREOF NALTY F°R VI0LATI0N
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BE IT ORDAINED THE COM
MON COUNCIL OF VENTNOR CITY :
Section 1. That from and after the
passage of this Ordinance it
shall be unlawful to maintain, erect or
place any sign or advertisement on, over
or across any portion of a Public street
or highway within Ventnor City without
a permit therefore shall have been first
obtained from the Building Inspector of
Ventnor City, which permit shall specify
the character, size and location of such
sign or advertisement and no permit shall
be issued for any sign or advertisement to
be maintained, erected or placed on, over
or across any portion of the Public street
or highway within Ventnor City, which
shall extend more than two (2) feet over,
on or across a Public street or highway
or have a height of more than six (6)
feet and placed at least eight (8) feet
above the sidewalk. __ .
And said sign or advertisement shall
be securely fastened to the building (not
permitted to swing) adjacent to the high
way, provided, however, the provision
hereof shall not apply to any sign or ad
vertisement printed or painted upon apy
awning or marquee now or hereafter
erected or placed in accordance with the
provision of the Ordinances of Ventnor
City.
Section 2. The Building Inspector is j
hereby authorized and di- ,
rected to inspect any and all signs or !
advertisements now or hereafter extend- j
ing on, over or across any portion of a
Public street or highway within Ventnor
City and cause to be removed and taken
down any sign or advertisement whick
shall not be in accordance with the pro
visions of this Ordinance, and no person,
persons or corporation shall maintain or
erect or cause to be erected or maintained
any sign or advertisement without a
permit therefore and shall keep the same
secure and safe.
Section 3. Any person, persons or cor
poration which shall erect
or maintain or cause to be erected or
maintained any sign dr advertisement
contrary to the provisions of this Ordi
nance and shall fail to remove or make
secure and safe any sign or advertisement
extending over, on or across any street
or highway when directed so to do by
the Building Inspector or any Police
Officer, shall be subject to a fine not ex
ceeding Fifty dollars ($50.00) or ten (10^
days in the City Jail and each day con
| tinuance shall be considered a new of
I fense. '
Section 4. This Ordinance shall take 1
effect immediately and any
Ordinance contrary to the provisions of
this Ordinance is hereby repealed as to
such inconsistencies. ^
Passed at a regular meeting of the
Common Council of Ventnor City, New ]
Jersey, held this Twenty-third day of j
October, A. D. Nineteen Hundred and
Twenty-two.
GEORGE A. GUMPHERT,
President of Common Council.
Attest:
CHARLES E. REPPETTO,
City Clerk.
Approved this 14th day of November,
A. D. Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-two.
AMOR W. BREHMAN,
*n Mayor of Ventnor City, N. J.
ORDINANCE NO. 23
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE OPENING OF A FIFTY FEET
WIDE PUBLIC STREET OR HIGH
WAY EXTENDING FROM THE
NORTH LINE OF WINCHESTER
AVENUE TO INSIDE THOROFARE,
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE (125) FEET WEST OF AUS
TIN AVENUE IN VENTNOR CITY
AND PROVIDING FOR THE AC
QUIRING BY THE CITY TflE
LANDS NECESSARY THEREFOR
AND THE PAYMENT OF THE
COSTS THEREOF. j
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM
MON COUNCIL OF VENTNOR CITY:
Section 1. That there be opened and
established a fifty feet wide
public street or highway, beginning at a
point in the North line of, Winchester
Avenue One Hundred and Twenty-five
(126) feet West of Austin Avenue and
extending thence Northwardly parallel
with Austin Avenue seventy-five feet more
or less to Inside Thorofare, and that
there be acquired by the City for said
purpose the lands situate in ^Ventnor
City, County of Atlantic and State of
New Jersey. Beginning at a point in the
North line of Winchester Avenue one
hundred and twenty-five (125) feet West
of Austin Avenue and extending thence
Westwardly in the North line of Win
chester Avenue fifty (60) feet thence
extending Northwardly between parallel
lines that width, parallel with Austin
Avenue seventy-five .5 (75) feet more or
less to Inside Thorofare.
Section 2. That the costs of the mak
ing of said improvement
shall be assessed upon the lands and real
estate benefitted thereby in the proportion
to which the lands and real estate shall
be deemed to have been benefitted by rea
son of the making of such improvement.
Section 3. That this ordinance shall
take effect immediately.
Passed at a regular meeting of the
Common Council of Ventnor City, New
Jersey, held this 13th day of November,
A. D. 1922.
GEORGE A. GUMPHERT.
President of Common Council.
Attest:
CHARLES E. REPPETTO.
City Clerk.
Approved this 14th day of November,
A. D. Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two.
AMOR W. BREHMAN,
Mayor of Ventnor City, N. J.
SHERIFF’S SALE
. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me
directed, issued out of the Atlantic County
Circuit Court, will be sold at public
vendue, on
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF DECEMBER, NINETEEN
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO,
at two o’clock in the afternoon of said
day, in the Court Room No. 201, Second
Floor, Guarantee Trust Building, in the
City of Atlantic City, County of Atlantic
and State of New Jersey.
All the following tract or parcel of
land and premises hereinafter particularly
described, situate in the City of Margate
City, County of Atlantic and State of
New Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the Easterly
line of Jefferson Avenue 250 feet North
wardly from the Northerly line of Pacific
Avenue and running thence (1) East
wardly parallel with Pacific Avenue 125
feet; thence (2) Northwardly parallel
with Jefferson Avenue 25 feet; thence (3)
Westwardly parallel with Pacific Avenue
125 feet to the Easterly line of Jefferson
Avenue; thence (4) Southwardly in and
along the Easterly line of Jefferson Ave
nue 25 feet to the place of beginning.
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Decree approximately $1,543, besides j
interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Margate Com- |
pany and taken in execution at the suit j
of Annie E. Hand and to be sold by
Malcolm B. Woodruff,
Sheriff.
Dated November 22, 1922.
Carlton Godfrey, Attorney.
ORDINANCE No. 130
An Ordinance providing for the vacation
of portions of certain streets, alleys and
public thoroughfares of Margate City.
The Board of Commissioners of the City
of Margate City do ordain:
Section 1. The following described part of
Ventnor Avenue:
Beginning at a point at the intersection
of the northerly line of Ventnor Avenue, as I
originally laid out, with the northerly line j
of Ventnor Avenue, as now laid dut, said !
northerly line of Ventnor Avenue being !
570 feet northwardly from the northerly \
line of Atlantic Avenue, measured at right
angles thereto, and extending thence j
(1) Westwardly along the northerly line
of Ventnor Avenue as originally laid out
deflecting eight degrees and twenty-six
minutes northwestwardly from Ventnor
Avenue as npw laid out to a point in the
line of land now or formerly belonging to
the Ocean View Land Company; thence
(2) Southwardly along the line of said
Land Company. 50 feet, more or less, to the
southerly line of Ventnor Avenue; thence
(3) Eastwardly along the southerly line of
said Ventnor Avenue, as originally laid
out, to a point where the southerly line)
of said Ventnor Avenue intersects the |
northerly line of Ventnor Avenue, as now
laid out; thence (4) Eastwardly along the
northerly line of Ventnor Avenue as now
laid out, to the place of beginning.
Also beginning at a point where the
middle line of Ventnor Avenue intersects
the easterly line of Mansfield Avenue, said
point being 525 feet southwardly from the
southerly line of Winchester Avenue,
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and extending: thence eastwardly parallel
with Winchester Avenue. 415.45 feet. The
width of said Avenue being 25 feet on either
side of the line described. V
Also the following described part of
Winchester Road:
Beginning at a point in the southeasterly
line of Winchester Road, said point being
in the old division line of Inside and Sand
Hill Beaches, also being the southwesterly
corner of lot No. 13, and extending thence
(1) Northwardly in said linq_of lot No. 13,
50 feet, more or less, to the northerly line
of Winchester Road; thence (2) South
westwardly along the northerly line of
Winchester Road, 441.13 feet to the
easterly line of lot No. 15; thence (3) '
Southwardly in the line of lot No. 15
50 feet, more or less to the said division line
of Inside and Sand Hill Beaches; thence
(4) Eastwardly along the said division
line 441.13 feet to the place of beginning.
Also the following described alley:
Beginning at a point in the easterly line
of Iroquois Avenue at the distance of 437
feet Northwardly from the northerly line
of Atlantic Avenue, and extending thence
(1) Eastwardly parallel with Atlantic
Avenue, 300 feet to the westerly line of
Huntington Avenue; thence (2) North
wardly in and along the westerly line of
Huntington Avenue, 12 feet; thence
(3) Westwardly parallel with Atlantic
Avenue, 300 feet to the easterly line of
Iroquois Avenue; thence (4) Southwardly
in and along the easterly line of Iroquois
Avenue, 12 feet to the place of beginning,
shall be and the same are hereby vacated.
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of
ordinances inconsistent herewith are, to the
extent of such inconsistencies, hereby repealed,
and that this ordinance shall take effect
immediately.
Passed first reading Nov. 13, 1922.
Passed second reading Nov. 13, 1922.
Passed third and final reading Nov. 20,
1922.
I ANTHONY GERTZEN. Jr.,
City Clark. JOSIAH NORCROSS.
i AMOS BATEMEN,
CHARLES HART.
TAX SALE
SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES
Office of Tax Collector for the Borough of Longport, Atlantic County, N. J.
Longport, N. J., November 8, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that I, William S. Gilmore. Collector of Taxes for the Borough
of Longport, Atlantic County, New Jersey, pursuant to the authority of the statutes in such
cases made and provided, will on Saturday, the ninth day of December, 1922, at the hour
of 3.30 o’clock in the afternoon of that day, in the Commission Chamber, Borough Hall,
Longport. N. J., in said taxing district of Borough of Longport, expose for sale and sell the
several tracts and parcels of land hereinafter specified to make the amount chargeable against
said land on the first day of July, 1922, as computed in the attached list, together with
interest on the said amount from said first day of July, 1922, to the date of sale, or any
part or parts thereof, on which the taxes remain unpaid and in arrears, to such person or
persons as will purchase the same for the amount of tax, including interest and costs of sale,
subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but in no case in excess of eight per centum
per annum; provided, that if any person at such sale shall offer to purchase subject to redemp
tion at a rate of interest less than one per centum, then to the bidder who offers to pay the
amount of such taxes, assessments or charges, plus the highest amount of premium.
This sale is made under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature entitled "Tax Sale
Revision," approved March 4, 1918, and the various supplements thereto and amendments
thereof.
The said lands, and the names of the persons against whom the said taxes have been
assessed, and the amounts due, follow:
Block Lot Owner Location
17 4-5—Ayars, Maurice B., 15th Ave. and Beach
3-4—Ayars, Maurice B.. Beach bet. 18th and 19th Aves.
3- 4—Benners, Evan F.. Baltic Ave bet. 31st and 32nd Aves.
7—Benners, Evan F., Cor. Pacific and 32nd Aves.
1-2—Binswanger, Barnett, Est., Cor. 14th Ave. and Beach _
Part of 15-16-17—Burnett, William A., Montana and Atlantic 90/xIrregular
Part of Block—Collom, Florence A., Atlantic, 24th Aves., Bay
4- 5—Dickerson, Edwin S., 11th Ave. and Beach 93'xl25'
20—Doughty, Fraley F., 18th Ave. 50'xllO'
17-18—Earl. Harry, 15th Ave. 100'xllO'
19-20-21— Endicott. Allen B., Cor. Atlantic and Oregon 108'xl08'xl09'x96'
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$329.34
296.76
16.62
36,13
446.87
189.87
1.013.43
928.23
118.22
318,36
112.92
34.82
30.93
19.22
29.63
36.15
247.72
240.01
319.82
188.88
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7—Endicott, Allen B., Oregon Ave.
10-11-12—Endicott, Alien B., 30th and Arctic Aves.’
9—Endicott, Allen B., 31st Ave.
13-15—Endicott. Allen B., 31st Ave.
6—Endicott, Allen B., Pacific Ave.
18—Endicott, Allen B., 32nd and Pacific Aves.
2—Finkbinder, U. S., Beach bet. 17th and 18th Aves.
7- 8-9—Franke, Theodore, Est., 13th Ave.
3-4—Harris Bros. Cigar Co., Montana Ave. and Beach
1-2-3-4-5—Harris-Mathis Co., Beach, 11th to 12th Aves.
Half of Block—Kaltenthaler, Ada M. S., Bet. 13th and 14th
Aves., North of Atlantic Ave
Block—Kaltenthaler, Ada M. S.. Bet. 14th and 15th Aves.,
North of Atlantic Ave.
8- 9—Kaltenthaler, Ada M. S., 16th Ave.
8 feet—Kaltenthaler. Ada M. S., Beach bet. 18th and 19th
3—Lawrence, Mrs. H. H., Beach bet. 11th and 12th Aves.
18— Marvel. Phillip, 18th Ave.
22-23—McCollough, Alice E., 12th Ave.
9— IVfitchell. Mrs. E. N., 11th Ave.
10— Packard and Pollard, 18th Ave.
22-23—Pleasants, Henry, 14th Ave*.
1— Riddle, William, Arctic Av$. South of 30th Ave.
2- 5-6-11-17-19—Riddle. William, Baltic. Arctic, 31st and 32nd Aves.
1-2-4-5-6—Riddle, William, 31st, Arctic and 32nd Aves.
8-9-16-17-18-19*21-22—Riddle, Wtttfcnn, 32nd, Arctic and 33rd Aves.
J9120^.1 VXim*™’32r4 33rd* Arctic and Atlantic Aves.
1- 2-3—Riddle, Williarfi—32nd and Atlantic Aves.
5—Riddle, William, 33rd Ave.
2- 3—Riddle. William, Arctic Ave.
8—Riddle, William, 33rd Ave.
7—Sharpless, Ellen, Est., 11th Ave.
19— Sharpless, Ellen, Est., 18th Ave.
10—Smith, Alice A., 15th Ave. *
9—Smith, John L., 15th Ave.
5—Smith, Eleanor B., Montana Ave.
10—Townsend, J. Towers, 17th Ave.
H-1^—-Turner, William Jay, 32nd Ave. and Railroad
{S-jl^20“Turner William Jay, 32nd Ave. and Surf
Part of Block—Washington Land Co., Colorado Ave., Ocean to Bay
f-J— " “ “ Arctic Ave.
1-5-6-7— tt it " Arctic and 30th Aves.
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t and 10 Pacific and Surf Aves.
_ WILLIAM S. GILMORE.
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260.06
206.98
54.42
118.23
107.71
101.06
232.13
252.37
210.83
147.00
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54.49
69.29
83.08
118.23
191.30
191.29
227.33
184.66
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