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Dangerous Kidney Diseases.
Celery King has cured me of kidney dis
ease. The doctor feared Bright’s disease, and
tried many remedies that gave me no help.
Celery King has made me as well as ever In
my life, and it seems almost as though a
miracle had been wrought In my case.—Jen
nie O. Reichard, Sprlngtown, Pa.
Celery King cures Constipation and Nerve,
Stomach, Liver and Kidney diseases. 1
Established 1830.
George E. Voorhees,
MORRISTOWN. N. J.
Hardware and iron Matt.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
FERTILIZERS and SEEDS
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc.
.. HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, ..
..LAND AND DRAIN TILE.
FARM IMACHINERY.
Contractors, Supplies, Etc.
NOTICE.
JOHN J, CARROLL, who for years
has been in the firm of Looney & Car
roll, has formed a partnership with
his son, WILLIAM J, CARROLL, and
are now ready to receive orders for
Plumbing, Tinning, Steam and
Gas Fitting,
at their OFFICE, 41 Mill street. Tele
phone 384 1, or at the store of William
H. Hibler, South street, city.
The Senior member of this partner
ship, JOHN J. CARROLL, has been
plumbing in this City for twenty-nine
years, and his reputation as a plumber
is too well known for any furtherflcom
ment.
8638
CARTING - -
Ashes and Rubbish of All Kinds
Removed.
Gardens Plowed.
Lawns Cleaned Up and Cared For.
Carpets Cleaned and Laid. **
Cellars Cleaned and Whitewashed.
General lob Work of All Kinds done
Prices Moderate and
Satisfaction Guaranteed. ■■
Orders may be sent by mall or leftatlmy
residence. 81 RIDdEDALB AVENUE.
2672 £ WILLIAM' IRVING.
SALESMEN wanted to sell our goods by
sample to wholesale and retail trade. We
are the largest and only manufacturers In our
line in the world. Liberal Balary paid. Ad
dress, OAN-DEX Mfg. Co., Savannah, Ga.
Quarterly Report of
County Collector for
Quarter Ending, Novem
ber 13, 1900.
1900 RECEIPTS.
Aug. 8 Balance.$3,807 70
W. E. Young, old ma
terial sold, bridges $ 4 00
S. Leonard, Jr„ Cor
oner, Cor. A Post
Mortems. 12 00
15 H. W. Hunt, guard
ian, lunacy. 39 00
8 Boonton Nat. Bank,
bills payable, 6 mo.
note. 6,000 00
National Union B’k,
bills payable, 5 mo.
note. 17,00090
Sept 12 National Union B'k
bills payable, 4 mo.
note.. 30,000 00
Boonton Nat. Bank,
bills payable, 5 mo.
note. 3,000 00
Ed. Jacobus, return
ed, road repair. 25 00
C. B. Gage, returned,
court expense. 12 75
11. M. Sands, guard
ian, lunacy. 39 00
J. J. Vreeland. Poor
House... 26 00
John Milledge, old
mat’l sold, bridges 5 00
18 E. W. Kimball, old
mat’l sold, bridges 5 00
Oct. 10 J. C. Carter, old ma
terial so id, bridges 16 00
J. J. VIceland, Poor
House. 663 65
J. H. Sanders, lines—
court expense. 23 00
Sun Insurance Co.—
( 8 H. A J., paid oil
l O icles. 15 75
Sun insurance Co.—
C. 11. A J., puld on
policies. 7 87
Westchester Fire Ins
Co., paid on poli
cies... 17 81
W. E Selvage,agent,
paid on policies.... 31 50
Netherlands Fire Ins
\ 0., paid on poli
cies. 12 60
Achus & Munch ins.
Co. paid on polici s 12 60
K. K. A Canal taxes —
Win. a. Hancock,
Com pi., lirst in
stallment. 4,020 15
N ttional Union It’k,
bills payable, 4 mo. 21,000 00“
i 16 Boonton hai. Bank
bills payable, 4 mo. 4,000 00
Nov. 5 National Union B’k,
bills payable, 3 mo. 7,000 00
Oct. 20 Morris t o. Fire Ins.
(JO. C. 11. A J. 7 87
George H. Ross A Co
U. II. A.1. 15 75
George H. Ross A Co,
C. H. A J. 15 75
24 Tippet A Baker, agts 15 75
1). K Hummer, act 157*
Scottish Union Fire
Insurance Co. 31 50
27 Win. S. Hancock,
Compt. R. R and
Canal tax second
installment.«... 2,010 07
29 F. S. Smith, Col. 10
per cent. S. A. R.
assessment-Moms 205 92
—-$95,306 54
$99 114 24
DISBURSEMENTS.
CURRENT KXPKN8ES OfT COUNT*,
COURT HOURfS AND JAIL.
Ann. 8 00
flO
86
43
32
id_■
Phillips A Day IS 76
Sept. 12 Thomas Malley 26 34
Calhoun Orr 10 00
C. A. Baker, Sheriff 818 60
P. J. Howard 61 60
H. P. Rodermond 17 60
MorrlBtown U. L. Co. 21 06
W. H. Thompson 100 67
David Wllday 24 91
T. B. Pierson 68 19
Morris Aqueduct 65 00
George Green A Sons 26 60
Eugene Carrell 24 00
George E. Voorhees 12 66
Conch A Smith 19 07
Morris Co. Electric Co. 48 36
Sands A Co. 721 00
E. L. Foster 77 00
H. C. Roy 28 00
N, T. AN. J.Tel.Oo. 18 91
Fairchild A Oliver 6 70
D. E. Romalne 2 60 «y
W. H. Thompson 63 96
Oct. 10 C. A. Baker, Sheriff 813 96
Headley A Romalne 11 25
Morris Aqueduct 30 00
Market 8treet Mission 2 00
Henry M. Smith 80
Morris Co. Electric Co. 29 68
MorrlBtown G. L. Co. 38 28
Ellis J.. Foster 42 00
S. M. Toms 7 00
L. B. Tompkins 8 10
- $2,892 88
FREEHOLDERS AND OFFICERS.
Aug. 8. James C. Carter $ 8 60
Dayton Baldwin 16 .39
William E. Young 88 72
J. J. Vreeland 30 72
F. F. Apgar 36 72
Edwin W. Kimball 42 56
M. H. Spencer 15 44
Eugene Troxell 2b 00
C. K. Whitehead 34 00
H. M. Dalrymple 40 40
Sidney Collins 24 00
G. A. Becker 48 00
M. P. Norris 28 00
J. B. Bowman 22 42
A. H. Bartley 23 44
John H. Milledge 28 96
John b. Post 34 00
A. G. Orr 38 76
T. H. Hoagland 24 64
John W. Kahclier 44 60
w m. W. Swackhamer 27 50
F. E. Everett 58 33
J. C. White 60 00
Wm. E. King 186 66
Thomas Malley 58 33
Sept. 12 J. C. Carter 8 60
Dayton Baldwin 18 38
William E. Yonng 44 72
J. J. Vreeland 42 72
Francis F. Apgar 38 7 2
E. W. Kimball 50 56
M. H. Spencer 16 44
Eugene Troxell 46 00
C. It. Whitehead 40*00
Henry M. Dalrymple 36 00
Gustave A. Becker 40 00
Sidney Collins 16 00
M. 1». Norris 24 00
J. B. Bowman 44 42
A. H. Bartley 29 44
John H. Milledge 50 96
W. R. Cook 66 00
John F Post 34 00
A. G. Orr 42 78
T. H. Hoagland 16 00
John W. Fanclier 60 60
Win. W. Swackhamer 81 50
W. E. King 186 66
Thos. Malley 58 83
J. O. White 56 00
Frank E. Everett 58 33
Oot. 10. James C. Carter 10 60
Dayton Baldwin 18 38
William E. Young 24 72
E. W. Kimball 34 56
Moses H. 8pencer 4144
Chas. R. Whitehead 88 00
J. B. Bowman 16 42
A. H. Bartley 29 44
John H. Milledge 86 96
John F. Post 83 66
A. G. Orr 31 76
Thomas H. Hoagland 26 54
John W. Fancher 44 60
Wm. W. Swackhamer 28 SO
Eugene Troxell 28 00
Jacob J. Vreeland 88 72
Francis F. Apgar 40 72
H. M. Dalrymple 27 05
Sidney Collins 20 09
Michael P. Norris 22 00
F. E. Everett 59 33
W. E. King 186 66
Thomas Malley 858 33
G. A. Becker 40 00
J. C. White 60 00
Jos. F. McLean 375 00
-* 8,781 68
COUNTY ALMS HOUSE.
Aug.8. M. G. Pierson.* 6 00
D. P. McClellan. 19 08
WIG. Bvram. 11 00
Phillips & Day. 17 41
Thomas Martin. 28 07
H. C. Roy. 9 75
H. L. Pruden. 70 00
Samuel A Smith. 17 00
E 8, Smith. 20 00
John Babcock. 9 00
Giles E. Miller. 84 00
Samuel Peer. 28 00
Bertha C Miller. 15 00
W. 8. Corwin. 86 20
H.D &J F. Tuttle ... 25 80
Wm. A. Leggett & Co.. 19 91
Harry R. Dobbins. 13 00
Sept.l25M. G. Pierson. 12 00
John Babcock. 12 00
D. M Merchant. 55 63
C. W. Ennis & Co. 13 01
Barshal Kenlgar. 9 00
Phillips* Day. 17 81
George Neff. 14 60
John J. Fagan. 17 85
Samuel Peer. 28 00
E. Sims. 13 88
Giles E Miller. 64 40
G. W. Mlnard. 25 83
W. 8. Corwin. 58 15
H. Salmon* Son. 66 46
Bertha C. Miller. 15 00
George W. Frutchey_ 36 79
M. J. Miller. 15 00
Wm. A. Leggett & Co.. 115 88
J. R. Riggs. 19 50
Ellen Delaney. 12 00
Miller Bros. 119 94
G. R. Kitchell. 18 00
Oct.10. Barshal Kenlgar. 12 00
Sands & Co. 81 98
S. C. Layer. 1 78
George Harry. 81 00
Theo. Doreiuus. 15 25
National Meter Co. 9 30
Wm. H. Thompson. 18 22
H. M. Smith. 9 90
D. M. Merohant. 53 14
John J. Fagan. 17 05
Samuel Peer. 30 00
E. 8. Smith. 60 00
John Babcock..... 12 00
M. G. PierBon. 12 00
W. H. Berry. 13 00
Barton & Looker. 5 05
C. F. Hopkins. 2 00
W 8. Corwin. 53 86
Kynor * Looker. 75 03
Wm. A Leggett & (_o., 40 89
John I Konp’s Sons.... 16 00
Robert E. Young. 9 75
E. P. Cooper. 75 00
Harry R Dobbins. 39 00
Ellen Delaney. 10 00
John Barrett. 48 65
H. D.& .1. F. Tuttle. .. 13 50
H. M Brown. 10 06
- *1,950 12
COURT EXPENSES.
Ang.8. Tne West Publlsh’g Co. $48 00
Charles Hopper. 41 00
F. E. Cook. 41 00
John H West. 41 00
Mahlon Hller. 41 00
E. P Byram. 83 00
W. S. Washington. 100 00
John B. Vreeland. 250 (XI
Sept.l2J. W. Fancher. 2 90
Harris Domb. 12 00
W. W. B era. 54 (10
C. A. Baser, Sheriff_ 94 66
Joseph Lusardl. 15 0(1
Edward Thompson Co.. 52 50
Jo-u B. Vreelaod. 250 00
Alfred E Mills. 375 00
Oct. 10 C A Heed. 51 00
N. C. Toros.. 80 (10
1) S. Voorhees. 488 92
D F. Haley. 96 50
c. A. Baker, Sheriff.... 262 (>8
E P Byram. 30 (JO
•John *v. Babbitt. 85 00
J. R. Ev»ns. 3 41
J *hn H. Vreeland. 250 (JO
C. M. Phillips.. 51 (XI
Clifford Mills . 5 (III
Nov 2. Charles Knight. 80 >0
-*3,128 *6
Advkrusino ani> printing.
Ang 8, Dover Printing Co. $ * 3»*
Eagle Pub. & Print. Co 2i 25
Grover Bros. 72 03
Pierson & Surdam. 39 90
J Frank Llndsley. 28 80
George T Keech. 31 25
Sept.12 Dover Printing Co. 33 76
A i. Adam-. 31 25
J. Frank Llndsley. 54 00
Grover Bi-os. 32 26
Church and Home. 3125
Eagle Dub. & Print. Co. 31 25
Charles L. Grubb. 31 25
8. L. Garrison. 31 25
William Burd, Jr. 31 25
Oct.10, A. L. Adams. OKI
Pierson & Surdam . 41 25
J. Frank Llndsley. I" 5o
Madison Eagle. 14 40
George T K ech. 31 26
' Cos Finch. 32 75
Vogt Bros. 62.0
-- *713 28
IffCinBNTA'IJt.
Au*.8. R. Frank Treweeke. $5 nil
C. C. Hopper. J6 00
Jonh A Farrel. 7 W
U. A. aker. 'her I IT_ 310 011
John F. ltnffey. 15 tin
Hept.ia-n A. ttethburn . ;K4 55
Domrlaa Franwell. 8 60
O: N- Huirnrou. J5 BO
Fran k E Everet t....... 3) 85
OH IO A. A’ ighrluht. 35 10
K 7,. vvht.e. a 00
> VVm* A 11 <aellHteln.... 8IO
'Vn. alvnat*. 385 "0
•r. K Kent.'. *8 00
1». I n ' Ant. 84 00
i <V .V, ll..»h*„ii. 35 00
-SW8 70
CORONERS AND POST MORTBMR.
Aug.8, O. B. Gage.>12 75
J. B. Griswold. 6 00
Samuel Leonard. 186 71
Charles W. Scarborough 5 00
Dr. F. W. Flagge.. 6 8u
O. B. Gage. 26 70
Henry B. McCarrcll.... 5 00
Sept.l2James Hagan. 10 50
Samuel Leonard. 47 99
Oct.10. James Hagan. 12 96
Cornelius B. Gage. 6 10
J. W. Fancher. 8 10
H. C. Upohurch. 5 00
F. H. Prout. 80 00
G. C. Connett. 30 00
H. P. McCarrell. 5 00
George C. Kyte. 30 00
Samuel Leonard. 67 87
J. B. Griswold. 5 00
George H. Foster. 6 27
-> 459 59
STATIONERY.
Aug,8. F. S. Book. >12 75
George McCracken. 21 20
David Young. 300 00
Sept.12 J. B. Pellett. 18 40
Grover Bros. 148 50
Matthias Plom. 48 12
H. G Emmell. 1 70
Oct.10. George McCracken. 53 30
David Young. 262 57
John Underwood & Co. 8 CO
R. Frank Treweeke_ 21 20
- >895 74
ELECTIONS.
Aug.8. C. H. Graham.>90 00
Sept. 12 Pierson & Surdam. 19 50
“ ■■ . 78 00
C. H. Graham. 180 U0
C. H. Bennett. 196 20
J. H. Herbert. 144 00
C. H. Graham. 80 10
Pierson & Surdam. 18 05
,* •• . 6 50
- >761 25
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT COURT HOUSE
AND JAIL.
Aug,8. Thomas Malley.>186 85
W. H. Ooghlan. 139 73
W. H. Thompson. 626 00
Sept.l2T. B. Pierson. 550 00
Oct.10. John Denman. 191 99
- >1,643 57
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT POOR HOUSE.
Aug.8. Fairchild & Oliver. >3 76
STREET LIGHTING,
Aug.8. Morristown Gas L’t Co. >45 83
Sept.12 •* '• 45 83
Oct. 10. “ " 45 33
- >137 49
CHILDREN’S HOME.
Aug.8. Robert D. Foote, Treas.>490 76
Sept. 12 - “ 398 74
Oct. 10. “ “ 399 69
->1,289 19
LUNACY.
Oct. 10. N. J. State Hospital .... >6,304 68
SUPERINTENDENT COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Oct.10. E. H. Baldwin—J. H.
Hulsart.>12 00
J. ri. VanDoren—W, L.
R. Haven. 18 50
J. J. Savitz. 13 00
Oct 24. Watson B. Matthews ... 45 97
- >84 47
PUBLIC WORKS.
BRIDGES.
Auk. 8 B (J Gordon $ 1100
S J Palmer 39 68
N H Mase 121 24
William A VanWlnkle 60 80
Martin Blanchard 37 50
S A VI Mead 79 25
A O Roder 223 25
N J Tuers 28 80
NH Mitchell 52 92
Oscar Forsythe 25 00
J A Hoffman 4217
" 28 96
F E Blanchard 27 00
J E Meeker 26 00
“ 10 00
H Valentine 50 00
M K Sharp 77 72
Thomas Malley 59 50
Samuel Blanchard 4 00
David Piekel 3 00
Samuel Sheets 13 95
Simpson Sc Case 2 90
Isaac D. Apgar 61)0
W J Langdln 84 92
LaBa r & .1 ohnson 29 48
R H Bird 29 45
J W Fredericks 42 20
S D Francisco 17 30
John S Woodhull 15 50
Wm. Chamberlain 10 00
George A Gilllg 50 31
MB Carrel 1000
F F Birch # 67 60
Samuel Seadden 11 65
Jacob Trimmer 3 05
E W Blazier 32 55
Richard Vanderhoff 39 35
Boonton Lumber Co 10321
Emmons Decker, Jr 43 68
A C Stevenson 10 50
J E Dixon 10 00
Sept 12 Chris Miller 30 00
Martin Blanchard 36 25
William Hoskings 5 00
W W Decker 15 36
Waller Gairabrant 32 00
W B Woodhull 7 92
A K Talmage 55 00
S F Leek 38 00
S H BenJ imin 30 00
N H Wilcox 18 14
Joseph Lantcrman 52 38
John Epnler 2 50
George Field 10 00
EN Corwin 8 50
A J Tuers 16 46
Joseph E Meeker 5512
D B Crater 15 75
John McClain 65 07
T J Mooney 6315
J D Sanders 4 00
L M Feel 7 00
John Willis 13 00
G H Lunger 7 57
LA Apgar 3 75
A P Searing 14 70
J D Smith 30 00
J D Squire 5 00
EC Drake 1180
Frank Miller 900
Charles W Hicks 176 00
FAN Miller 28120
D H Burnet 16 00
David Lash 6 87
David Hicks 30 00
Mead A Keeler 65 00
FF Birch 102 40
John W Kimble 39 03
David H Wiiday 6 79
John V Corbett 49 75
" 48 51
John A Brian! 58 26
FF Birch 80 00
S E Romaine 2 00
J VanWlnkle 22 47
F F Birch 196 80
Wm. A Howell 13 75
James White 45 00
Henry A Wyckoff 11 25
Nelson Trimmer 7 00
It H Bird 14 00
Andrew Itoderer, Jr. 5363
William Pierson 85 55
James Cahi'l so (10
James Donald P 00
Gen. A Gillig 26 05
J W Frost 08 39
Oct. 10 William A VanWinkie IHi 75
•• 7 ’ K)
Tlico. Chamberlain 27 05
“ 2.418
Oscar Forsythe 9 5U
P. M. White "-.Oil
Allen A Palmer 107 37
Frank Glse 5100
H F Meeker 4 50
Phoenix Miller 2 00
Samuel Blanchard 8 61
W H Peer ;I4 95
A M McKinnon 28 00
Sidney Cook 1367
It K A G W Stickle 13 56
Job T Hill 25 63
David Lash 36 25
Dickerson A Gill 102 59
•' 60 6
J W Frost 33 00
C W Hicks 37 08
Thomas D< ton 13011
J E Haycock n 25
Meade A Kiefer 80 50
J J Mauoevlile 17 00
Warren Found A Ma. Co 74 10
J W Bunn 209 14
Wrought Ir n Bridged) 185 00
George B Caskey 82311
ilraki-Bostedo Co 169.1
A B Salmon 22 42
Waller Hiller IM00
FR Crane 19 71
J1 M hrost 131 in
Giorge rieigoii him)
Mhim,I Hughes 110 ;.1 ■
Andrew Hilbert 25'ISII
Charles O. Pel linger 3 25
' fltri. k Horiilran 10011
J li Higgs a 10
John S Wo idliuil 50 99
6 72
Him mi t, »n Lumber Co. 39 62
John J Conklin, Jr. 83 00
F F Birch liSOO
Halsey .1 Si urges 49 mi
James Kingdom 772
Daniel W Matthews 4 90
Then. Itlngleib 20 2.
Arthur E Thompson 45 40
Henry F Beach 13 75
4 75
Henry H Webb ■ 5 00
James Anthony J3u6
FAN Miller 90 60
Sidney Suable 89 25
FAN Millet 30 00
-*6,3 >4 53
ROAD REPAIRS,
Atig. 8 Urn. Fields $ 7 BO
W s l). ni» 4 5o
Tjle.ynoWr 158 00
»*'VV Sell mutt 148 00
“ 290 2-«
“ 106 U
** 353 34
** 2730 60
** 331 84
** 376 56
" ' 101 IV
Aug. Munson & (\> (12 40
I2s« 74
•• HA Ml
William On 114 53
Tlimnna Megklll 143 14
SHTDuel BcadOeo 33 51
.lobu R Hull 6 00
Col tux A: Steele 6.»* 50
A W Salmon- 60 01
Hlrbard Vanderboff 62 90
Andrew Birmingham 2300
Samuel Scaddcn 8170
Sept 12.1 J Boy 33 5
Ed Freeman I 0
F S Demorest 2103
F W Scbmldt 156 04
•• 18109
“ 755 77
•• 1144 72
“ 355 92
•* 154 56
*• 1155 84
321 28
Patrick Johnson 80 13
Tbeo. N Sbnrpe 1 75
George Tucker 41 04
Aug. Munson A Co. 23 54
“ 49 61
235 50
“ 8 55
“ 57 96
“ 170 46
“ 75 60
“ 25 93
“ 19 25
“ 574 65
“ 144 66
“ 48 43
“ 120 43
" 194 23
“ 428 99
*• 23 23
Geo. Mattox 24 50
E B Earl 18 25
Samuel Scadden 126 19
Oot. 10 E F Frenz 211 14
It Vanderboff 0 20
F WScbmldt 156 50
888 09
“ 034 08
" 713 33
“ 817 04
Aug. Munson & Co. 407 03
“ 5315
“ 306 69
“ 58 71
“ 351 m
“ 150 35
Chas. J Miller 136 50
James Kingdom 13 50
-*19.097 99
STATE AID ROADS.
Aug. 8 Salmon Bros. 4654 47
Osborne & Marseille Co. 2485 85
John D Smith 254 18
S W Salmon 73 OH
Lew Is B Ca rev 84 75
Oeo. H Gunther till 00
Albert Riggs *72 00
Sept. 12 Osberne & MarcellisCo.3988 SO
J B & B K Salmon 4208 00
Albert K Riggs 75 00
SW Salmon 54 02
Geo. Gunther 8100
Lewis B Carey 46 00
John D Smith 3701 70
Oct. 10 '• 255 01
Lewis D Carey 28 8o
Wm Lantermnn 129 00
S W Salmon 74 25
J B S H K Salmon 6253 65
-$25,971 53
INCOMPLETE ROADS.
Aug 8 Aug Munson & Co $ 748 30
Lewis D Carey. 67 01
F W Schmidt, 29 26
Sept 12 •* 780 90
Aug Munson & Co.. 2,00282
Oct 10 F W Sch midt. 1,686 83
103 87
Lewis D Carey, 98 00
" 27 50
Oct 30 Aug Munson & Co, 2,727 06
-$8,271 95
SNOW.
Ang 8 William H Ward, 450
DEBT AND INTEREST ACCOUNT.
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT.
Aug 8 National Union Bank. $430 96
9 Boonton Nat’l Bank, 18120
Sept 12 ” ’* ’’ 75 95
National Union Ban k, 612 58
Oct 12 “ ” ’’ 428 80
17 Boonton Nat’l Bank, HO 00
Nov 8 National Union Bank, 134 96
- $1,914 45
STATE MONEYS.
RAILROAD AND CANAL TAXES.
First Installment
Oct 10 Charles H Bepnet, Col $304 85
Heman B Andiew “ 112 53
George E Poole. “ 173 19
George E Bardon, “ 78 72
Freeman H Tappen, " 12 85
Melville Van Horn, “ 316 79
Henry Collins, ’’ 53 52
John C McGrath, •• 137 82
Geo M Mutcbler, •• 132 18
Chas E Tippett, “ 41 01
Walter H Shipman, “ 144 25
William Willis. ’’ 367 47
Frederick S Smith, “ .'<2 40
Isaac Van Ness, “ 53 45
Jacob WLaiison, “ 9522
Wm. H Smith, “ 5166
Wm L McCue, “ 184 64
D L Cory, “ 714 63
George W Earls, “ 159 20
Wm H Youngs, " 781 95
Archibald P Downs, " 72 87
Second Installment—
Oct 27 Cbas H Bennett, “ 152 42
Heman B Andrew, “ 56 27
George F Poole, ’’ 86 59
George E Bardon, “ 39,36
Freeman II Tappen,’’ 6 43
Melville Van Horn, “ 157 89
Henrv Collins, •* 26 76
John C McGrath, " 68 91
Geo M Mutchler, “ 66 07
Cbas E 3 ippett, “ 20 51
W H Shipman, “ 72 12
William Willis. “ 183 73
Frederick s Smith, " 16 20
Isaac Van Ness. “ 26 72
Jacob W Larison, “ 47 61
Wm H Smith. ■’ 25 83
Wm L McCue, “ 92 32
D LCor.v. •• 357 32
George W Earls, “ 79 60
Wm H Youngs. “ 890 97
Archibald I’ Downs, ’’ 36 44
-$6,030 22
SURPLU8 REVENUE.
Oct 27 CbnsH Bennett. Col. *354 97
H B Andrew, I ...
J H Vun Doren. f 881 “8
Dayton Baldwin, *• 125 38
George E Batdon. “ 164 40
Freeman H Tappen, •* 14 75
Melville Van Horn, “ 76 61
Henry Collins, •* 181 80
John C McGrath, ** 8146
George W Earls, “ 255 28
Chas F. Tippett, “ 94 69
W H Shipman, ’’ ,184 15
William Willis. “ 83 75
Frederick S. Smith, “ 62 33
Isaac Van Ness, “ 88 50
J W Lai Ison. “ 77 09
Wm H Smith, - 129 66
Win L McCue, “ 202 70
D L Cory. “ 168 45
Wm H Youngs, “ 154 88
A P Downs, “ 149 89
Tunis It Hill, “ 82 80
Geo M Mutchler, " 22221
“ “ 24 03
- *3,507 04
RECAPITULATION.
RECEIPTS.
Aug 8 Balance, * 3.807 70
Rec’d fr’m all sources95,306 54
-*99,114 24
DISBURSEMENTS.
CURRENT EXPENSES.
Court House & Jail, *2.892 88
Freeholder & Officers 3,781 53
Poor House. 1.936 12
Court Expense. 3.123 96
Advertising & Prlnt'g, 713 28
Incidentals. 989 70
Coroners and Post
Mortem. 459 57
Stationery, 893 74
Elections, 761 25
Penn. Imp. C H & ,)„ 1,693 57
Per Imn Poor House, 3 76
Street Ltuhtinp, 137 41)
Children’s Home, 1.2 9 19
Lunacy. 6 3114 68
Hupt Co. Schools. 84 47
PUBLIC WORKS,
Bridges. *6.324 53
Road Repairs. 19.097 99
State Ald It’ads. 25.971 53
Incomplete Roads, 8,271 95
Snow, 4 so
DEBT AND INTEREST.
Interest & Discount. *1 914 45
STATE MONEYS.
Railroad A Canal fax
es. 1st installment, *4,020 15
Railroad & Canal tax
es. 2d installment. 2,01007
Surplus revenue, ;1.597 04
-*96 249 51
Nov 14 111 ume. 2.8111 i'4
*99,114 24
Respectfully submitted,
JOS. F. Mct.KAN.
County Collector.
Notce of Settlement
NOTICE is her*hk •Jv'en that ihe accounts of
the Ml be iber. rim tee urn let the Will of
Ernellne Parson, deceased. will be audited
and stated by the ^nrroaate. a'hd reported for
settlementto the OcuhariH' Court or the'Coun
tv of Morris on Friday, the seventh day of
December next.
Dated October 29rh. 1WY).
JOSEPH HIVCHMaV.
Trustee'. Ac.,
^>33 Morristown X. J.
Notice of Settlement.
N OTICE Is hereby ntven that the account* of
the subscriber T'd-tee under the Will of
Lucre la D. Pawn, deceased, will be audited
and stated hv the Surrogate and reported for
*ettlenient to the Orphans1 Court of the Coun
ty of M'.rrK on Friday, the seventh day of
December next.
Dated October 20th. 1000.
tOHKPH HIVOHMAN.
„ Trustee, Ac.,
Morristown, X. J.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
IN CHANCERY OF NJCW JKR8EY.
Between Cord Meyer and Christian M.
eyer. Executors of the last will and testa
ment of Cord Meyer, deceased, Com l&inants,
and Annie P. Lnmsden and Robert O. Lums
den her husband, and Foster F. Birch, De
fendants.
Fi. fa. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable to February Term. A. D 1901.
Cord Mxykrs Sol'r pro se.
By virtue of the above s ated writ of Fieri
Facias in my hands, I shall expose for sale at
public vendue, at the Court House in Morris
town. N. J., on
Monday, the 24th day of December
next, A. D. 1900, between the honrs of 12 M.
and 5 o'clock P. M., that is to say at 2 o’clock
in the afternoon of said day:
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land
and premises, hereinafter particularly de
scribed, situate, lying and being in the bor
ough of Rockaway, in the county of Morris
and Mate of New Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the southerly line of
Church street, at the second corner of a lot
conveyed by Susan E. Beach, Abraham Hal
sey, Cornelia V. W Halsey and Mary D. Hal
►ey to Saint Cecilia Church, by deed dated
August 0th. 1893. recorded in Morris County
Clerk’s office. In Book B-14, page 461, &c..
running thence (1) along «'hurch >treet. on a
line fixed by agreement between Sam net B.
Halsey and the Ro< kaway Presbyterian
Church, recorded in said record of deeds.
Book H-7, page 109, <fec.. north fifty-five de
grees and forty five minutes east twenty-two
feet four and a half inches, to an iron stake;
thence (2) still along Church street, north for
ty-two degrees and forty-five minutes east
fifty-two feet seven and one-half inches to a
stake; tnence (3) along the lands of Susan E
Beach. Abraham Halsey, Cornelia V. W. Hal
sey and Mary D. Halsey south forty-seven de
grees and fifteen minutes east one hundred
and fifty feet; thence (4) still along the line of
lands of the said Susan E. Beach and others
(Joint owners) south forty-eight degrees west
one hundred and four feet and two inches, to
the third corner of the lot belonging to Saint
Cecilia Cnurch; thence (5) north thirty four
degrees and fifteen minutes west one hundred
and fifty feet to the place of beginning,
Dated November 21 1900.
CHARLES A. BAKER.
Sheriff.
Chronicle and Era. P. F. 912.60. 2687
NOTICE.
NOTICE of Assessment for Improvement of a
road or section of road In the town hip of
Mendham. county of Morris.
The undersigned commissioners, having
been duly appointed by order of the Morris
Circuit Court, to estimate a> d assess the pe
culiar benefits conferred upon the lands and
real estate fronting or bordering on that road,
or section of road, in the township of Mend
ham. in the county of Morris, known as the
MendhAm and Bernardsville road, by the im
provem mt of raid road or section of road, and
said Court having ordered that said Commis
sioners should give two v eeks notice by pub
lication. once a week, in two newspapers pub
lished and circulating lutsald conn y. of the
tlmesnd place when and where they will hear
any person In Interest who may present 1m
self or herself to be publicly heard touching
the matter committed to the charge of saU
Commissioners; therefore, in accordance with
said order nnd the statute In such caf-e mane
and provided, me undersigned hereby give
notice to all persons in interest to present
themselves to be heard in reference to such
improvements and assessments on Saturday,
the eighth day of December. nine>een hun
dred. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, in the
Freeholders’ Hoorn in the Court House at
Mo-rlstown N.
Dated November 2<> 1900.
ENOS G. BtfHD,
DAVID F. BAKKVfAN.
NATHANIEL V, TOMS.
Cotumibbl mere'.
CHARLES A. RATH BUN
Attorney. 2636
VTEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT,
i.x Rac hel Ann Meiick, Executrix. Ace., vs.
Jacob Flornerfelt.
In attachment. On contract.
Notice is hereby given that a writ of attach
ment won issued out of the New Jersey Hu
oiem* Court ou the eleventh day of Septem
ber A.D nineteen hundred, against the rlgbrs
and credits moneys and eff cts. good- «nd
chattels, lands and teneme tsof Jacob Florn
erfelt. an absconding debtor, at the suit of
Rachel Ann Meiick. Executrix of the Last
Will and Testament ? t' William T. Meiick.
leceased. for the sura of three thousand (3 000)
tollars. returnable on the ninth day of Octo
ber A D. nineteen hundred, has been served
and duly executed, and whs returned on the
twentv-*eventh dav of ^ertember. A. I). nine
»een hundred, by tbeSheillT of the Coanty of
Morris.
Dated September *6. 1900.
WILLIAM RIKER, Jr . Clerk,
DUNGAN & REGER. Atiorneys. 2636
LOST.
Denosit book, No 30 690. The Morris Coun
ty Savinas Bank. f»r. Sonth and IleHart
streets. Morristown. N. J. Payment stopped.
Pleas* return book to the bank. W13
lF Till I is one thing> Horse
L IIlLll Fee(1 ia another.—
j,0rgG Wjjl
X road and work better when fed on Pure
X Food. We sell the best Oats, free from
X dirt, high-grade Western Hay, baled long
• Straw, Meal, Feed and Bran. Wheat and
X Cracked Corn for poultry. Oil Meal and
« Peat Moss. Special quotations on car
♦ load lots. Trade respectfully solicited.
!e. l. durling,
Elevator and Hill, 165 and 167 Morris St.
Telephone. C7n. Residence 381a.
IflMPJC ^IF?E PROOF.
MIlU 0 STRONGEST AND HARDEST.
WINIKflR ^re® ^rom Acid; Vermin and
Best *1 IRUOUn Germ Proof; Strengthens Building*.
WALL PLASTER ASBESTOS
In the Market! Saves Time, PCAJCilT I
LABOR and MONEY. UCmCIl I ■
The DALRYMPLE-HASTINGS CO. Agents.
Telepb... Ns. 24. 07 to 69 ELM STREET, ■ RirrUln., Hiw Hn*
Comfortable and Stylish Turnouts,
Careful and Experienced Drivers,
are a feature at my Stable.
The Boarding of family, road and bus
iness horses a specialty.
The stable is under my personal super
vision.
HENRY W. ARMSTRONG,
Stable Junction Bank and Market Streets,
Morristown, N. J.
Telephone Call No. 217.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Arthur N. Bruen. Administrator be bonis
non with the will annexed of James H. Bruen,
deceased, complainant, and John Job and
Priscilla his wife, Byron J. Stickle, George W
Stickle, Executors of Barnabas K. Stickle, de
fendants.
FI. fa. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable to February Term, A. D. 1801.
W. W. Cotlxr. Soi'r.
By virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
Facias In my hands. I shall expose for sale at
public vendue, at the Court House in Morris
town, N. J., on
Monday, the 26th day of November
next. A. D. 1800, between the hours of 12 M.
and 5 o'clock P. M., that is to say at 2 o’clock
In the afternoon of said day:
All that certain lot. tract or parcel of land
and premises hereinafter particularly describ
ed, situated, lying and being In the township
of Rockaway, In tbe County of Morris and
State of New Jersey, bntted and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the beginning corner of
the whole tract, which said beginning corner
is situated In the old Mount Hope road and at
or near the southeast corner of a lot of land
owned by Mrs. James Morgan, and running
thence (1) south twenty-two degrees and t birty
minutes east along tbe middle of said Mount
Hope road one chain and seventy-four and a
half links, to the first corner of a lot of land
which George Zlndle and wife conveyed to
Daniel Morgan, by deed dated September IP,
18#8, recorded In Morris County Record of
Deeds, In Book K-7, pages 130, &<■..; thence (2)
north seventy-eight and a half degrees east
four chains and six links along the line of the
said Daniel Morgan's lot, to the fourth corner
thereof and also a point in the line of land of
William Wear; thence (3) along the line of the
said William Wear’s land, on a course aboat
north, one and a hulf degrees west about one
ohaln and fifty links, to the lands of Andrew
Snyder; thence (4) along the lands of tbe said
Andrew Snyder, on a course according to an
old survey, Bouth eighty degrees west four
chains and elghty-slx links, to the place of
beginning, containing twenty-hundredths of
an acre of land, be the same more or leBS.
Tbe above premises are conveyed subject to
the reservation of the mineral right and also
tbe right of limestone, which said reservations
of the said mineral and limestone have been
made and reserved upon the said lands by
former grantees, and also the privilege nec s
sary for carrying on the business of mining,
and also the right of the public to all the road
above mentioned for a public thoroughfare.
Dated Ootober 20, 1900.
CHARLES A, BAKER.
Sheriff.
Chronicle and Era. P. F. $10.80. *600.
SHERIFF S SALE.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Harriet E. Reed, Trustee. &c.,
under the last will and testament of Benjamin
N. Reed, deceased, Complainant, and Charles
Anderson. Administrator, &c... of Peter An
derson deceased, and individually, Matilda
Anderson his wife. Hans Anderson and Karo
line H. Anderson his wife. Kristian Anderson
and AneC Anderson his wife, Hvend Anderson
and Marie Anderson his wife, Jurgen Ander
son and Petrea Anderson, Defendants.
Fl. fa. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable to February Term. A. I) 1901.
John B. Vheeland. Hol’r.
By virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
Facias in my hands, I shall expose for *ale at
public vendue, at the Court House In Morris
town, N. J., on
Monday, the 24th day of December
next, A. D. 1900, between the hours of 12 M.
and 5 o’clock P. M., that is to say at 2 o’clock
in Hie afternoon of said day:
All that certain tiaot or parcel of land and
premises, hereinafter particularly described,
situate, lying and being in the town of Morris
town, in the county of Morris and State of
New Jersey.
Being lot number sixty-six and the most
nor herlv corner of lot number ninety-seven
(88 and 97). on a certain tnap filed in the Morris
County Clerk’s Office August 24th, J898, enti
tled “Map of Building Lots situated on Water
street. Morristown, New Jersey, the property
of Jam s K. Voorbeee, Esquire.” said lots be
ihg more particularly described as follows:
Be .inning at a poiut In the southerly side
11 ie of L'ndeo street, distant four hundred
feet westerly firom the corner of Liberty street
at the|cornec of lot number sixty-five, thence
(1) along the same south th»rty-two degrees
Jorty minutes west one hundred and seventy
nine feet and eleven hundredths of a foot, to a
point In the norlherlv side line of Willow !
street, as shown on said man; thence (2)'along
the said side line of Willow street nortn eight
een degrees nnd thirteen minutes west sixty
four fe« t and forty four hundredths of a foot,
to a corner of Grove street, as laid down on
said man; tnence (J) along the same north
thirty-two degrees and forty minuter east one
hui dr d and fifty-five feet amt three hun
dredths of a foot, to the corner of Linden j
street aforesaid, as shown on said map; thence j
(4) along the same south tbRty-nlne degrees
east fif y two feet and sixty-five hundredths!
of a foot. 10 the corner of lot number 85, the
oolnt or place of beginning.
Dated November 20, 1900.
CHARLES A. BAKER.
Sheriff.
Chronicle and Jersey man.
P. F. 1.2 80 2683
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To Jessie Whitmore :
BY virtue of an order of the Court of Ohan
Miryof New Jersey, made on the day of
lue date hereof. In a cause wherein Joseph 6.
Whitmore Is petitioner and you are defendant,
you are required to appear and answer to the
peuoner s petition on or before the twentieth
day of December next, or that In defanlt
thereof such decree be made against yon as
the Chancellor shail think equitable and just.
, The said petition Is died against you for a
fn»?»?.hrom *we boI1d °* matrimony entered
Into with you by said peUtloner. and that Is
why you are made defendant in this cause.
Dated October 19th. A. D. 1901)
CHARLES 8TILWELL. Jr..
r, n ... Solicitor of Petitioner.
P. O. Address.
Savings Bank Building,
^_Morristown. N. J. 1M9
Del, Lack. & lest & R.
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
GOING BABT. 1
Leave Ar. Ar.
Mor’t, New’k N. Y.
A. M. A. M. A. M.
5 17 8 88 7 (10
6 00 7 02 7 80
8 28 7 32 8 00
8 60 7 47 * 20
7 12 8 02 8 80
7 52 8 85 9 00
7 64 8 41 9 10
8 26 9 20
8 35 9 17 9 40
t8 38 9 22 9 50
9 12 10 00 10 80
10 10 11 10 .11 40
11 06 12 10 12 40
11 47 12 60
P. M. 1 20
12 40 1 89 2 10
1 15 2 20 2 50
2 15 8 12 8 40
•2 65 8 51 4 20
3 15 4 09 4 40
4 23 5 20 5 60
5 15 6 12 8 40
8 24 7 24 7 66
7 19 8 14 8 40
8 00 8 68 9 25
9 10 9 68 10 26
9 50 10 53 11 25
11 10 12 14 12 45
12 02 12 68 1 40
GOING WEST.
Leave Ar. Ar.
N. Y. New’k Mor’t.
X m7 A. m7 Xm7
30 6 06 C 03
8 00 6 38 T 41
7 10 7 42 8 38
8 10 8 46 9 46
8 60 9 20 10 It
9 80 10 03 11 88
10 10 10 43 11 63
U 10 11 43 13 ft
12 00' 12 34 1 37
*12 30 12 67 1 39
•1 20 1 49 2 32
2 00 3 30 8 36
2 30 8 08 4 11
8 20 3 50 4 40
4 00 5 03
4 00 4 31 5 12
4 30 ! 6 03 5 54
4 30 ; 6 06 6 18
5 no ; a 19
5 20 1 5 53 « 48
5 40 ! 6 16 7 16
« 00 8 32 7 28
# 30 [ 7 05 8 1|
7 30 8 00 9 11
8 00 8 32 9 88
9 15 9 45 10 61
10 45 I 11 18 13 22
12 80 I 1 00 8 00
• Monday only, t Saturday only.
GOING WEST,
Leave Morristown for Dover. 8.08. 7 41 8 38
10 15 11.83 a. m. 1.87, 1 39. 3,26, 4.40, 5 541 6.49,'
7.28 9.80 p. m., 8.00 a. m.
Ratjw of commutation rrom Morristown to
New York, 37 60 per month.
Family Trip tickets; Fifty single tripe to
New York. 320. Ten single trips 36.35.
SUNDAY TWAINS.
GOING EAST.
Leave Ar. [ Ar.
Mor’t. New'k N Y.
A. M. A. M. ' A. M.
8 10 9 15 i » 40
9 12 10 09 ! 10 40
10 10 11 10 | 11 40
11 47 12 52 I 1 25
P. M
12 40 1 39 2 10
2 15 3 12 3 40
3 15 4 09 4 40
5 15 6 12 8 40
7 19 8 14 8 4(1
8 00 9 08 9 40
9 10 10 (9 10 40
9 50 10 63 11 25
12 02 12 53 1 40
GOING WEST. ~
Leave Ar. I Ar.
N. Y. New’k Mor’t.
A. M. i A.M. i A.M.
* 31) 5 08 6 08
8 00 8 88 | 9 40
9 30 10 OB 11 OB
11 80 12 08 1 16
F*. M.
12 00 12 34 1 36
1 00 1 32 2 40
3 00 3 33 3 30
4 00 4 30 8 30
« 00 fl 32 7 37
8 30 7 05 8 12
8 00 8 32 9 80
» 15 9 47 10 51
II So 12 06 1 10
M'NDAv Trains from Morristown to
Dovkh-3.00, 8.03 940 h. ni 1.38. 3.39, 630
9 30 p ill.
Rockaway Valley Railway.
Iteave Morristown, for all stations to Whlte
liouse, D.. L. & W. Station, 8.40 a. tn.; 5.06 d
m ; Park Plat e at 8.50 a. in. and 5,1* t. m.;
tVainomt Station, 9.10 a. m. and 6.30 p in.
Leave Brookelde for Morristown. 7.15 a.tm
and 3.30 p. tn.: for Whltehonse. 9.60 a. m. %nd
6.46 p. tu.
Leave Mendham for MorrlBtown, 7.06 a. m.
and 3.05 p. m : for Whltehouse. 10.06 a. m. and
p m.
Leave Whltehonse for Morristown, 6.00 a.m
end 1.80 p. m. Arrive at Whltehonse from
Morristown. 11.40a. m. and 7.00o. in.
Whippany River Railroad.
Time table for passenger service In effect
March A*, lowi
Trains leave Whippany for Morristown. 7.90
a m.; 5.45 p. m.( except Satnrday: 6.30 and
8ft0t>. m Satnrday only.
Trains leave Morristown for Whippany. 6.46
and 8 45 a. m : 5.05 p. m.; 8.30 p. m., Saturday
only.

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