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County Collector’s Quar
terly Statement, End
ing Nov. 12th, 1901.
1901 RECEIPTS.
auk 14 Balance, *6 799 57
Nat C Bank, Bills
pbl, note 5 mos 14 000 00
“ Boonton Nat Bank,
bills pbl, note 0 nios 600000
“ Peoples’ bank, Dover,
bills pbl, note 6 mos 2 0C0 00
Aug 29 Nat U Bank, bills pbl
note G mos 4 000 00
Aug 14 OK Davenport, guar
Ilian, Pr House acct 10 00
“ .1 W rancher, bags,
old mat’l sold 7 00
“» T It Hill, col ass’m’t,
Mend. & Ber. HR 1 186 05
AUK 17 M VanHorn, col “
Netcong and Budds
Luke 00
i* CH Howell, col, ass*
ment Netcong and
Budds Bake 1 166 00
Aug 30 H W Hunt, Guardian,
lunacy 39 00
Sept 11 O K Davenport, Poor
House, account 10 00
a “ 10 00
« •< “ 10 00
Nat U Bank, bill pbl,
note 5 mos 19 500 27
Sept 14 Boonton Nat Bank,
8 A Rd. bills pbl,
note 5 mos . 4 872 50
“ W H Youngs, col, 9
A Road assessment ,
account Roxbury 483 26
Sept 30 W 9 Hancock, Compt
S A to Schools 24 964 52
Oct 3 W 8 Hancock, Compt
RR ft Canal Taxes,
1st installment 4 093 11
Oct 4 E W Kimball, bdge
acc’t, old mat’l
Bold 2 00
Oct 9 NatU Bank, bills pbl,
note 3 mos 15 ooo (JO
Oct 14 Boonton Nat Bank,
bills pbl, note 3 mos 5 000 00
Oot 31 Nat U Bank, bills pbl,
note 3 mos 6 500 00
Oct 9 J C Carter, bdg mat’l 68 28
•< AH Bartley, “ 316
Oct 24 W 8 Hancock, Compt
Htt ft Canal Taxes,
2d installment, 2046 55
*118 200 76
DISBU KSEMENT8.
CURRENT EXPENSES—COURT EXPENSE.
Aug HEP Byram „*4
JBV reeland 250 00
WSHowoll 4 07
Vogt Bros. * “J
A E Mills 208 83
Sept 11 D 8 Voorhees 15« »
O A Baker 186 00
O A Knight 123 /5
A E Mills 208 33
U A Baker 80 Si
' J B Vreeland 250 00
M G Piei son 9 00
«• «* o 00
Oct 9 J B Vreeland 250 00
A E Mills 208 33
W W Beers 60 00
C A Baker 262 08
C B Gage 3 19
J W Babbitt 110 00
E P Byram 15 00
J -* 2 452 26
COURT HOUSE A JAIL.
Aug 14 11 Kilgore 10 40
I* J Howard 12 80
lleadley Sc llomalne 8 78
O A Baker, Sheriff 392 00
Morris Aqueduct 17 75
■ JKug&OonCo 140
United Elec Co 38 01
„ .. .. 3519
Morristown G B Co 15 52
W H Meslar 10 50
WmTCoghlan 5176
• • “ 30 17
Sept 11 F M Buck 6 00
C A Baker, Sheriff 447 30
Morris Aqueduct Co 18 50
P J Howard 36 00
United Elec Co 28 14
Morristown G B Co 18 65
•• 6 90
Sands & Co 908 75
N Y & N J Tel Co 55 40
.. “ 48 10
. 28 30
Phillips & Day 10 07
N J Eng * Con Co 48
John Denman 62 00
DH O Rov 21 65
Calhoun Orr 10 00
Oct 9 P J Howard 33 75
E S Norris 6 50
Thos Mai ley 82 30
F M Buck 39 00
HJ Mtacl 55 60
O A Baker, Sheriff 380 45
Matthias Plum 12 00
N J Eng & Cou Co 3 31
D P McClellan 129 46
Phillips & Day 9 5o
Geo Green & Sou <,80
Morrlst’u Gas Bight Co 1949
W 11 Dutton 67 81
John J Carrol & Son 46 62
P M Hall 54 50
Sands A Co 118 82
Market St Mission 4 00
United Electric Co 41 99
K B Foster 36 00
John Denman ^ 66 00
lsuac Katz 12 00
- *3 658 97
POOR HOUSE.
Aug 14 H R Dobbins 89 00
John Babe-ick 12 00
E 8 Smith Ml 00
Cliff old Mills 29 00
M U Pierson 12 00
Johns. Bell 5 00
Mary MoAvoy 1000
John J Fagan 22 05
Job Wright 8 95
James F. Belby 81 10
Bands A Co 84 65
Brown A O’Connell 20 02
E 8 Smith 13 40
Sum l’eer 35 0(1
J R H.mdcrshot. 10 95
J M Jaqui M Co 31 65
J C Layer 78 00
W A Leggett A Co 20 88
■ J B Blackwell 23 46
WS Corwin 66 75
>■ 80 39
W H Thompson 61 50
J R Hendershot 4 0(1
Sept 11 Frank Dnfford 300
II R Dobbins 13 00
C K Davenport 20 00
J c Layer 97 19
J W. Jaqui M Co 11 26
E S Smith 6 32
•• •• 60 00
Clifford Mills 35 60
Sam Peer 36 no
MG Pierson 12 00
Johns Bell 6 60
J R. Riggs 18 00
John Babcock 12 00
GRKiteheli 18 00
, Mary McAvov 10 00
W S Corwin 66 00
Brown A O’Connell 14 61
Job Wright 3 80
D M Merchant 86 54
Samis A Co 18 30
J J Fagan 22 05
Phillips A Day 61 83
Oct 9 John Babcock 1200
Johns Bell 6 00
Anna Whitehead 19 60
Mary McAvoy 10 00
1) P McClellan 8 66
H E Bennett 38 18
J J Fagan 21 50
John Barrett 47 06
J W Jaqui M Co 11 45’
Phillips A Day 8 26
E S Smith 77 40
EC Burnett 36 00
M G Pierson 16 00
Frank llufford 6 00
Stewart Neighbor 12 25
E S Norris 7 60
J 0 Layer 91 4 i
Brown A O’Connell 14 16
D M Merchant 102 06
Wm S Corwin 50 75
Sam Foer 36 00
Clifford Mills 33 50 '
KS Smith 60 00
- *2 196 26
CHILDREN’S HOME.
Aug 14 R D Foote, Treas 465 00
Sept 11 “ ’’ ’’ 372 00
Oct 9 •• “ “ 466 00
- *1 30200
-LUNACY.
Oot 9 N J State Hospital *6 550 80
FREEHOLDERS AND OFFICERS.
Aug 14 Dayton Baldwin 24 76
T H Hoagland 42 54
T J Quinlan 36 73
M P Norris 33 00
John M Mills 42 00
J C Carter K go
H M Dalrymple 80 00
W N Swackliamer 13 50
K W Kimball 56 56
JWVanDuyne 34 88
John F Post 37 60
WEYou-ig 42 72
EC Mitchell 56 00
JC White 50 00
K A Qaayle 9100
A O Orr 46 0*
Tlios Malley 68 33
J B Bowman 38 42
Sidney Mnnson 44 72
WE King 186 66
G A Becker 44 00
J W Fancher 52 60
* AH Bartley 2144
Jos F Melanin 376 00
Sep. 11. H M Dalrymple 1* 00
WROook 8400
“ 84 00
Thomas Malley 5b 33
WE King 180 66
T H Hoagland 28 5t
J W Fancher 44 60
—-TTTT
J B Bowman 1612
John M Mills 34 00
W E Young 18 72
E C Mitchell 38 00
Dayton Baldwin 28 U0
A G Orr 46 42
JO White 50 00
G A Becker 3100
JasO Carter 6 60
• Sidney Munson 34 76
M P Vorrl- 32 00
J W VanDuyne 22 72
W N Swackhammer 2160
M H Spencer 2311
Eugene Troxell 1110
E W Kimball 44 56
TJ Quinlan 3l 72
A H Bartley 29 14
_ . John F Post 85 60
Oct. 9. E A Quayle 4115
Thornes Malley 358 33
W E King 186 S6
JC White • 60 00
W E Young 16 72
.1 W VanDuyne 10 72
M H Spencer 39 11
W N Swarkhammer 35 60
T 1 Quinlan 54 72
John F post 35 60
A G Orr 46 42
M P Norris 36'0 -
E C Mitchell 36 00
Sidney Munson 46 72
John M Mills 34 00
E W Kimball 42 56
T H Hoagland 31 08
J W Fancher 38 60
H M Dairy tuple 1800
W R Cook 30 00
J C Carter 10 80
G A Becker 22 4X>
H A Bartley 13 44
J B Bowman 32 62
Dayton Baldwin a
CORONERS AND POST MORTEMS.
| Aug. 14 J W Fancher 822 30
A H Pierson 8 00
James Hagan 66 98
Samuel Leonard 120 83
J B Griswold 20 00
R L Cook 5 00
N H Adsit 5 60
R L Cook 15 50
Geo H Foster 6 80
Sept. 11. Geo C Kyte 7 30
Geo W Wilkinson 5 00
James Hagan 83 70
Oct. 9. R L Cook 10 80
Geo C Kyte 7 70
F W Flagge 6 60
A W Condict 2(f00
Samnel Leonard 610
James Hagan 9 30
—j— *400 61
INCIDENTALS.
Ang, 14. H L Swartz (131 25
J O White 37 25
K 7, White 4 40
C A Baker, Sheriff 200 00
W A Lilian stein 44 00
“ 26 00
Geo Whiteman 7 00
P C Yawger 125 00
Tj Johnson 30 00
J J Mooney 36 00
Sept. 11..)C White 35 00
El A Qnayle 30 00
F W Schmidt 250 00
Wo; Collins 2 00
C H Howell 34 08
T R Hill 35 58
N Y & N J Tel Co 6 54
M Van Horn 14 38
TJ Johnson 1510
W B Gillen 35 U0
H P. Kodermond 7 00 '
M A Budd 0 00
Oct. 9. J C White 37 27
Wm K Salvage I 40 00
M A Budd 5 00
W H Youngs 14 60
.-*1,207 15
ADVERTISING AND PRINTING.
Sept. II. J F Lindsley *31 25
3 6(t
Dover Printing Co 37 80
Vogt Bros 61 2(i
“ 5 05
- 76 26
C L Grubb 31 25
Daily Record 31 25
Vog> Bros 38 50
S L Garrison 36 80
A L Adams 35 50
Oct. 9. Vo>t Bros 74 60
“ 2 75
“ 525
“ 9 00
Eagle Pub. & Ptg Co 31 25
Cce Finch 37 75
Pierson & Surdam 52 (15
Geo T Keech 32 25
J T Scott 31 25
H C Rowell 3126
Church and Home 81 25
.- *724 90
STATIONERY.
Ang. 14. W K Muchmore *28 48
“ 55 35
“ 40 66
R F Treweeke 25 91
Consolidated S M Co 25 50
Vogt Bros 11 00
Matthias Plum 20 35
Sept.ll.E S Morris 8 16
Oct. 8. Vo^t Bros 13 50
Matthias Plum 16 75
-*243 64
INDEXING.
Aug. 14. David Young *146 67
Sept. 11. “ 10168
Oct. 9. " 126 66
- *375 01
ELECTIONS.
Sept. 11. R Robinson *25 00
Oct. 9, Pierson & Surdam 29 25
- *54 26
STREET LIGHTING.
Ang. 14. Morristown G L Co *45 83
Sept. 11. " 45 83
Oct. 9. " 45 83
- *137 49
SUPT. CO. SCHOOLS.
Sept. 11. W B Matthews *82 29
Oct. 9. J H Aulsart . 12 00
W L R Haven 12 00
A F Stauffer 18 00
- *119 2*
*23.091 <W
DEBT AND INTEREST.
SURPLUS REVENUE.
Sept. 11. W L McCue. Cast., *11761
“ “ 85 45
Day ton Baldwin “ 128 10
N L Briggs " 23 868
W H Youngs " 54 20
G M Mutchler “ 22 30
C H Howell “ 76 63
F H Tappen “ 16 61
Heurv Collins “ 127 311
J H Van Boren “ 638 17
M VanHorn '* 76.1*
J B Kelsey " 90 63
Tunis K Hill “ 83 03
G E Bardon " 166 53
W H Shtpuian “ 20“ 99
J C McGrath •• 1*181
F S Smith •' 82 3#
Geo Earls “ 258 68
Isaac VanNeBS *• 1*2 *4
Wui Willis •* 93 04
W H smith “ 131 wi
D LCory •• 164 87
Oct, 9. A P Downs • “ 147 32
E M Searing " 343 50
-*3,597 04
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT.
Aug. 14. National Union Bank *349 81
Boonton National Bank P3U0
People’s Bank 58 10
National Union Bank 120 99
Sept. 31. National Union Bank 499 73
Boouton National Bank 127 50
Oct. 9. National Union Bank 226 85
Boonton National Bank 76 67
National Union Bank 96 30
- *1,740 96
RAILROAD AND CANAL TAXES.
(1st Installment.)
Oct 24. Arlington McFall. Ool. *156 90
H B Andrew “ 155 ni
Geo E Poole ’’ 131 49
FH Tappen “ 12 52
Melville VanHorn “ R7 03
Henry Collins “ 53 47
John C McGrath “ 196 75
Geo M Mutchler " 12) 37
C E Tippett “ 49 18
W H Shipman “ 161 16
Win Willis " 367 11
Isaac VanNess " 72 09
I F 8 Smith •• 36 70
CH llowell ’’ 93 63
WH Smith “ 37 93
W. L "McCue. COTT 180 64
IJ. L. Cory, “ 788 49
Geo. W. Earls, •• 16108
W. H Youngs, “ 869 59
A. P. Downs, “ 72 87
G. K. Bardon, “ 89 11
Octal Arlington McFall, Col. 178 45
H. B. Andrew, " 77 50
Geo. E. Poole, " 60 74
Geo. E. Bardon, “ 44 60
F. II. Tappen, •• 6 26
Melville VanHorn, •• 93 51
Henry Colling, “ 26 74
J. O. McUratn, ■' 53 36
Goo. M. Mutchler, “ 60 68
Chas. E. Tippett, “ 24 59
W. H.Shipman, “ 80 58
Win. Willis, “ 183 55
Isaac Van Ness, “ 36 05
F. S. Smith, “ 18 36
C. H. Howell, " 46 31
Wm. H. 8mlth, •• 18 97
Win, L. McCue, “ 90 32
D. L. Cory, “ 394 24
Geo. W. Earls, “ 80 64
Win. II. Youngs, “ 434 79
A. P. Dovn^ “ 36 44
r - *6139 66
*11 477 66
PUBLIC WORKS.
BRIDGES.
Aug 14 C. F. Mlckens 99 16
Geo. C. Donnell 142 28
O. J. King 5 76
E. 11. Harrington 22 78
Allred Class 5 00
J. H. Lorey 125 00
Theo. Ktnglleb 17 50
B. K.*G. W. Stickle 4193
Rockawav H ’ware 8. Co. 47 24
Thomas Graub 81 23
M.8. Burnett 16 00
Andrew Roderer 45 0*
H.W.Erwey SW2S
Allen A Palmer 5 70
J. O. Harvey *0 00
Wm. C. Weaver 3 78
Thomas Henderson 6 00
H.P. Dufford 2 75
Sutton a Apgar S3 40
Samuel Seadaen 3 75
Boouto% Lumber Oo. 235 90
Geo. O/Estler 20 25
F. F. Bircli 47 60
Geo. B. Smith 50 96
J. E. Hull 900
0. W. Dennis 23 47
C. E. Shelley Ijj 00
Geo. O. Romaine £7 35
K. C. Drake
Robt Patrey
Chester Iron Co. ‘J99
Lewis P. Wolvertou 1248
Daniel Hicks ***»
F. J. Hubbard 60 00
F.F. Birch 78/0 m
Geo. A. GUIlg 18 00
Samuol Briggs 69 05
i« “ 9 92
Willi* Decker 30 98
8, AW. Mead 1(536
Isaac Ogden 19 00
A. J Read 5 28
Drake Bostedo Co. 4 20
Warren FMry A M. Co. 29 10
F, F. Birch 45 00
Fred Starkey 6 25
J. E, Smith 8 00
H.E. Vreeland 5 20
Martin Cook 200 00
Martin Blanchard 23 00
C. C. Williams 18 50
Martin Blanchard 51 50
F. F. Birch 44 O'?
M. T. Welsh 34 90
N. P. Dufford 3 25
E. P. Dawsou 1031 50
John H. West 4 00
F. M. Roseck 12 50
F. F. Birch 6 40
Thos. Meskill 40 00
Thos. J. Allen 175 00
Horace Baird 30 78
Timothy Griffin 35 00
Fred Klelblock 24 35
F. A N. Miller 18 00
Dickerson A Gill 120 00
Gso. A. Glllig 0 60
John Sharkey 3 50
A. P. Searing 15 10
N. R. Wilcox 6 80
F. F. Birch 138 00
•« •• 36 70
Chas. Bolomey 17 00
Hsnry Salmon A Son 24 83
“ .• “ " 23 09
T. N. Logan 23 40
J. H. Doremus 7 00
E. E. Bott 27 25
F. AN. Miller 35 00
Lyman Young 12 50
J. J. Miller 75 68
W. L. McCuo, Treas. 11 95
John F. Sisco 114 00
J. J. Ball 4 84
F F. Birch 273 00
J.D.Squler 86 00
Kenvil Lumber Co. 2 90
J. H Epler 3 26
M.J. Black 625
J.V. Corbett 213 65
J. R. Riggs >13 00
J. E. Haycock 20 00
E. K. Roberts 49 25
Wm. Hazel 10 00
H. V. Lawrence 5 00
Janie« W bite 85 oo
F. F. Birch 45 00
J. W. VanDuyne 3 75
Abe Vreeland 29 00
Geo. B. Smith 58 29
A. J.Tuers 200 00
II. C. Newkirk 48 75
Chas. Hicks 52 88
R. H. Bird 54 00
ftl. S. Trimmer 24 55
J. H. Fancher 25 00
Dan Marlon 14 00
Abe Vreeland 6 00 '
E. II. Stickle 6 68
F. F. Birch 877 89
D H. Burnett 2 50
F. F. Birch v 35 70
“ “ 41 65
J. J. Kennedy 49 64
E. F. Uonnett 10 05
F. F. Birch 23 40
Oct. 9 R. II. Bird 43 00
John McClain 93 06
R. Killgoro 61 45
Frank Gies 6 60
11. It. Stilwell 24 60
A. Hilbert 3100
ILK. Stilwell 7 25
Chas. Bolomey 20 00
Evan Evans 6 50
W.H. Schenck 18 12
F. F. Garrftbrani 88 23
A. J. Read 36 58
W.H. Pierson 36 30
J. E. Meeker 8 00
J H Lorey 5 25 /
Thos Pope 13 50
Simpson A Case 21 40
LPWolverton 8 85
Jas II Brant 12 48
E W Elliot 33 14
Daniel Hicks 38 50
Sutton A Apgar 23 45
MT Welsh 1170
Alvin Hoover 2 60
James Anthony 8 68
Jacob Skinner 32 02
F F Birch 17 60
EB Lewis 50 00
M B Carrell 10 00
FAN Miller 80 00
F F Birch 27 50
Smith A Jacobus 9 15
Henry Salmon & Son 60 44
Geo B Smith 80 32
A J Tuers 653 06
C C Williams 1000
A E Zeliff 10 00
Nick Demorest 37 50
Geo W Mead 48 44
James Lorry 136 20
- f7 933 27
HOAD REPAIR*.
Aug 14 Alfred Class 101 25
Will Dragoo 197 63
Jacob Baker 26 60
Win Seals 14 51
Chas Hull 136 50
W A Matthews 8 00
VV II Peer 37 25
F W Schmidt 237 20
“ “ 837 28
“ “ 570 40
“ “ 338 95
Thos Mesklll 298 00
“ “ 431 50
Samuel A Smith 97 63
J M Hoffman 49 50
Ii Vanderhoflf 114 00
Sain Scftdden 29 96
Harry Cook 20 00
U H Leonard 37 75
A L Cobb 25 00
E L Frenz 35 75
S J McMullin 147 14
Martin Cook 24 00
Sept 11 Chas Hull 37 50
W H Peer 124 89
John Steelman 24 38
W L Dennis 18 75
Samuel DeMott 12 25
W m Seals 57 25
FNN'Dttvia 35 89
F W Schmidt 1 092 72
“ “ 294 84
“ “ 363 36
“ •• . 531 60
“ 1 443 76
M J Black 61 53
Thos Mesklll 303 00
<< «< ()Q
Sept.ll Lemuel Sheets, 489 48
Samuel Scudden, 48 28
F N N Davis, 3 25
George Youngs. 26 03
George A . GlUig, 31 50
John B Hulse, 1 95
Allred Class 33 25
Marshall .Mase, 4 50
K VunderbofT, 275 41
George A Drake, 230 0!)
Oct. 9, F W Schmidt, 108 38
" " 151 36
“ ” 575 68
William Draggoo, u 00
Jesse Jones 239 80
K Vanderhoflf, 68 60
Lemutl .'■beets, 318 40
F W Schmidt, 001 76
" " 520 56
»» •» SKU UA
Wm H Youngs, 1 25
Alfred ( lass. 15 75
.JohoGaynor, 5 85
D L Trimmer, 4 80
Lewis VanDuyne, 8 00
F V. Schmidt, 191 36
W H Peer, 185 08
I) L Trimmer. 84 45
Samuel Scadden, 30 88
Thomas Musk ill, 207 00
John Cunninjrham, 23 65
Miller & Moiitor, 258 50
F W Schmidt. 188 96
Miller & Moiitor, 338 00
-$14,833 55
STATE AID ROADS
Aug 14 M J Black, 1,567 08
Lewis DCary, 09 50
*• ** 29 88
Smith & Jenkins, 11100
E C Quimby, 84 00
Hor ce Buird, 81 00
M J Black, 2,924 90
Dickerson & GUI, 4.586 60
Sept 11 Dickerson & Gill, 4.341 82
* J B'ack, 2,879 78
Fdw Howell, 87 50
V M Messenger 159 00
Smith A Jenkins, 68 75
E C Qulmby, 89 00
Horace Baird, 61 50
Oct. 9 Diekersou & Gill, 3,855 82
EC Qulmby, 69 00
Smith A Jenkins, 64 98
Horace Baird. 72 00
J li Smith, 221 62
Smith A Jenkins, 144 17
KUw Howell, 15 00
M J Black, 2,621 48
-*24,113 II
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL PERMANENT
IMPROVEMENT.
Aug 14 H P Kodeman, 250 00
W J Leone v, 61 60
Wm T Chughlan, 36 00
Sept 11 H P Kodeman, 513 41
C Evans 382 90
Oct. 9 H P Kodeman, 143 28
Dempsey A Cooney, 257 18
-*1,623 27
POOR HOUSE PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT.
Aug 14 Edw Howell, 42 00
Oct.9 A A Parks, 700 O'
-742 00
$49,164 20
STATE MONEYS.
STATE APPROPRIATION.
Oct. 12 Davton Baldwin, Oust. 1.164 2#
Wm H Youngs, “ 1,080 22
John C McGrath, •• 812 00
A P Downs, •• 997 24
J H VanDorcn, “ 3,735 37
Nathan l, Briggs, “ 1,047 20
W L M Cue. “ 438 20
" " 624 78
W H Smith, “ 754 48
W H Shipman, 1 1,294 57
ft H Tappan, *' 189 31
Geo M Mutehler, “ 101 16
Dorastus L i ory, " 1,|97 82
p|II Howell, C" 814 42
Melville VanHorn. " 464 41)
Geo Earls. “ 1,951 98
PS Smith, “ 373 03
Isaac VanNess, “ 482 87
Geo E BarOon, “ 1,274 45
Tunis i( Hill, . " 728 78
Henry Collins, “ 779 09
J It Kelsey. “ 705 79
Wm Willis, “ 934 30
E M Searing, “ 2.651 04
-$24,964 52
RECAPITULATION.
RECEIPTS.
Aug. 14 Balance, $ 6,799 57
Received from all
sources of revenue, 111,401 19
-118,200 76
DISBURSEMENTS.
CURRENT EXPENSES.
Court Expenses, $2,452 25
Court House and Jail, 3 558 97
Poor House. 2,194 26
Children’s Home, 1.302 00
Lunacy, 6,550 85
Freeholders & Officers 3,768 48
Coroners and
Post Mortems, 400 51
Incidentals. 1.207 15
Advertising & Printing, 724 90
Stationery, 243 64
Indexing, 375 01
Elections, 54 25
Street Lighting, 137 49
Supt. County Schools, 119 29
- 23.091 00
DEBT AND INTEREST.
Surplus Revenue. 3,597 04
Interest and Discount, 1,740 95
Railroad & Canal Taxes.
(1st, Installment). 4.093 11
Railroad & Canal Taxes.
(2nd Installment), 2,046 55
-- 11,477 65
PUBLIC WORKS.
Bridges, 7,933 27
Road Repair, • 14,833 55
State Aid Roads, 24,113 11
Court House and Jail
Permanent Imprv. 1,623 27
Poor-House Perm. Imp, 742 00
- 49,245 20
STATE MONEYS.
State Appropriation 24,964 52
108.778 37
Oct. 9 Balance, 9.422 39
118,200 70
JOSEPH F. McLEAN.
County Collector.
MORRIS & ESSEX DIVISION.
D. L. & W. R. R.
*
Official Schedule.
Corrected to Nov. 3,1901.
Trains to and from New York.
GOING EAST.
Leave Ar. Ar.
Mor’t, New’k N. Y.
X m7 A. M. A. M.
5 17 6 60 7 SO
6 00 7 02 7 30
8 30 7 31 8 00
6 60 7 61 8 20
7 12 8 00 8 30
7 50 8 35 9 00
7 62 8 41 9 10
8 22 .... 9 20
8 36 9 17 9 40
9 12 10 00 10 .30
9 20 10 27 11 00
10 10 11 10 11 40
P. M.
11 05 12 10 12 40
11 47 12 60 l 20
P. M.
12 40 1 89 2 10
1 15 2 20 2 50
2 15 3 12 8 40
*2 66 *3 51 14 20
3 18 4 09 4 40
4 23 6 20 5 60
6 15 6 12 6 40
8 24 7 24 7 66
7 19 8 14 8 40
8 00 8 68 9 26
9 00 9 68 U 26
9 60 10 63 11 25
A.M.
til 10 tl2 14 tlS 66
A. M.
GOING WEST.
Leave Ar. Ar.
N. Y. New’k Mor’t
A. M. A. M. A. M.
4 30 6 06 6 03
6 00 6 33 7 41
7 10 7 42 8 38
8 10 8 45 9 40 .
8 50 9 30 10 15
9 30 10 18 II 08
10 10 10 48 II 65
P M.
11 10 11 48 12 65
12 00m 12 34 1 27
P. M.
tl 20 tl 49 i3 40
266 2*35 8 32
3 30 8 06 4 14
3 20 8 50 4 40
4 00 5 02
4 00 4 31 5 12
4 30 5 03 5 54
4 30 5 05 6 18
6 00 .... 6 12
6 20 6 62 6 49
6 40 6 15 7 15
6 00 6 32 7 28
6 30 7 05 8 12
7 30 8 00 9 11
8 00 8 32 9 30
9 16 9 45 10 39
•10 45 *11 18 *12 22
A. M. A.M.
jl2 30 $1 00 §2 00
JSaturday only. tExoept Sunday. ^Except
Monday. ‘Except Sunday night.
Sunday Trains.
GOING EAST.
Leave Ar. Ar.
Mor’t. New’k N. Y.
A. M. A. M. A. M.
»'ia 10.09 16'io
10.10 11.10 11 40
P. M.
11.47 12.52 1 25
P. M.
12.40 1.39 2 10
2.15 3 12 3 40
3.1ft 4.11 4 4(1
5.15 ft 12 ft 40
7.19 8.21 8 55
9.'i6 1(109 HMO
9.50 10 53 11 25
GOING WEST.
Leave I Ar. Ar.
N.Y. |New’k Mor’t.
aTm, A M. A. M.
18 .10 I 1 00 8 1 0
4 30 i 6 08 6 08
8<0 ! 8 30 9 40
9 80 j 10 03 11 08
! p.'m. p.'m.
12 00m I 13 34 1 38
P. M.
1 00 1 32 2 40
2 00 | 2 33 8 39
4 00 i 4 30 5 80
8 30 | 7 05 8 12
8 O) 8 32 9*80
9 15 9 47 10 61
A. M. A. M.
11 30 12 05 1 10
Through service West—No. 103 leaves 8:38
a, ui., runs thron.h to Easton, eonneotlng
there with Central Railroad of New Jersey
and Lehigh Valley Railway; connects at
Denvllle for Boonton Branch; at Dover for
Binghamton and intermediate points; at Stan
hope fur Sussex Branch; at Washington with
the Lackawanna Limited for Buffalo and all
points West. Sleeper on this train rnns
through to St. Louis. Observation car to Buf
falo; dining car to Buffalo.
No. 355 leaves 9:40 a. m., runs through to
Chester.
No. 359 leaves 1:27 p. m., runs through to
Chester; connects at Denvllle for Boonton
Branch , at Dover for PhllllpBburg and Inter
mediate stations.
No. 65, 8:04 p. m , stops for passengers going
to Scranton and West thereof. Pullman
sleeper, and coach on this train runs through
to Chicago. Dining car to Blnghampton.
No. 405 leaves 4:4(1 p. m., runs through to
Easton; connects with Central Railro d of
New Jersey and Lehigh Valley Hallway.
No. 363 leaves 5:54 p. m.; connects at Ren
ville for Boonton Branch; at Dover for Ches
ter Branch.
No 367 leaves 6:49 p. m., runs through to
Newton: connects at Dover with fast train for
the West: through sleeper to Chicago; sleeper
tt Buffalo; passengers can remain In this
sleeper until 8 a, in.; dlnin, car to Strouds
burg
No. 369 leaves 7:28 p. m.. runs through to
Hackettstown; connects at Stanhope for New
ton
No. 871 leaves 9:30 p. m.: connects at
Dover with solid vestlbuled train for the West,
having through Bleeper to Utica, Oswego,
Ithaca and Buffalo.
Tickets are sold to 'all points in the United
Stales.
For information call on D. J. White, Ticket
Agent, Morristown, N. J.; Guy Adams. Di
vision Passenger Agent, Newark, N. ,1.; T. W.
Lee, Genera] Passenger Agent, 26 Exchange
Place, New York.
T. W. Lkk
General Passenger Agent
Rockaway. Valley Railway.
Leave Morristown, for all stations to White
house, D., L. & W. Station, 8.40 a. m.; 5.06 p.
m ; Park Place at 8.60 a. m. and 6.1* p. m.;
WatnonK Station, 8.10 a. m. and 5.80 p in.
Leave Brookslde for Morristown, 7.16 a. m.
and 3.80 p. in.; for Whttehonse, 9.60 a. m. and
5.46 p. m.
Leave Mendham for Morristown, 7.06 a.fm.
and 3.06 p. m.; for Whltehouse, 10.06 a. m. and
6.56 p. m.
Leave WhltehouBetor Morristown, 6.00 a.m.
and 1.30 p. m. Arrive at Whltehouse from
Morristown, 11.40a. m. and 7.00 p. m.
Whippany River Railroad
Time table for passenger service In effect
March 30.1889.
Trains leave Whippany for Morristown, 7.80
a. in ; 5.42 p. m , except Saturday; 6 80 and
9,60 p. m . Saturday only.
Trains leave Morristown for Whippany, 6.46
and 8.46a.m.: 5.06 and 9.30 p.m..Saturday onlv
AUDITOR’S SALE.
Morris County Circuit Court.
Irving E. Schwarz1 In Attachment,
vs. J
Mary A. McIntosh ) On Contract.
By virtue of an order made in the above
stated cause by the said Court, on the sixteenth
day of November A. D., 1901, the subscriber,
auditor appointed by the said Court, in the
said cause, will sell at public vendue to the
highest bidr er, at th Court House in the Town
of Morristown. N. J., on
MONDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY
OF DECEMBER. A. D., 1901,
between the hours of twelve and five o’cloc
in the a fcernoon, that is to sav at the hour of
tw * o’clock In the afternoon of sai l da*, and
make assurance and convey ance f all that
certain lot, tract, or parcel of land and nrcm
ises, situate in the Town of Morristown in the
C- unty of Morris and •state of New Jersey.
Being tht same premises coi.ve\cd to t e
said Mary A, McIntosh by John R. Vreeland
and wife by deed dated July 9 1896 and re
corded in the Morris < ounty Cle k’p office in
Book B-15 of Deeds, on page* 64 &c., and it>
therein described as follows:
Beginning in the middle of Washington
-treet.. formerly known as the road leading
from the residence of John Mills to the Court
House in Morristown, at a corner of a lot thi«
day conveyed to SAmuel Luckev bv Marie H
Mills et als., aud at the disiance westerly one
hundred feet from the southwest con er of the
lot now occupied by J bn 8. Johnson and con
veyed to him by David Mil Is; thence mnnit g
along the westerly line of 8amnel 8 Luckev ‘*
lotn rthone hundred and ninety-eight feet
to the line of land of John J. Mills; them e
running along the lin*- of land of said John J.
Mills west thirty feet, more or less, to a
Doint from which a line drawn southerly and
parallel with the first mentioned line will
strike the centre lin of said washl» gton sireet
thirty feet from the place of beginning; thence
southerly and par llel with the first mentioned
line one hundred and ninety eight feet more
or less, to the centre of sal Washington
street; and thence along the said centre Hue of
said Washington street thirty feet, more or
less, to the plaoe of begin* ing.
Which said lands and premises were seized
and attached by Charles A Baker. Sheriff of
the Countv of Morris by virtue of a writ of
attachment issued in the above stated cause,
and will be sold for cash.
C FRANKLIN WILSON,
Auditor.
Dated November 19, A. D., 1901 3153
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that I. Timothy H
Daly, or the town of Morristown, will
make application to the Board of Excise Com
missioners within and for the town of Morris
town at their next regular 'Meeting to be held
W ednesday evening, December llt.ti, 1901, t.<*
have the license granted Oct her 9th last to
lohn Wellbank to occut-y and sell at No. 24
Market street and therein to sell by retail b>
less measure than one quart, ale malt, spirit
ous, vinous, and brewed liqu rs, transferred to
me 'or the nnexpired term thereof.
Dated November 26, 1901.
3169 TIMOTHY H. DALY.
APPLICATION.
To the Honorable, the Board of Excise Com
mis loners of the Town of Morristown, N. J
THE subscriber hereby reques's your
honorable body to grant him a license to
Hell at wholesale in quantities from one quart
to five gallons, any malt, fermented, vfn us
and spirhuous liquors, a.* the premises now
occupied by him. No. 65 Speedwell avenue, tn
Morristown aforesaid to endure for the term
of one yea from the granting thereof.
Dated November 29, 1901.
A. W. THEILER.
The foregoing application will be presented
to the Board of Excise Commissioners within
and for the Town of Morristown, aforesaid at
their next regular meeting. Wednesday even
ing, December II. 19 1.
* Dated November 29. 1901.
168 A. W. THEILER.
Every Sort of
W.OOD TO BURN,
INCLUDING
Hickory. Oak and Apple.
Foi Open Fires,
Can be had at current • rices at the Industrial
Department of the
MARKET STREET MISSION
All wood of excellent qnality and in
prime condition.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
?.77 Telephone No. 427
UNDERTAKING AND FUNERAL
FURNISHING.
James Cook of Hanover, makes the
following announcement, that a dis
count of 15 to 20 per cent. will be al
lowed on all funeral goods furnished by
him from undertakers regular prices.
The very best service guaranteed in
cluding free telephone service to 5b,
Hanover, rubber-tired vehicles, also
casket lowering device. Chairs furnish
at weddings and parties.
No extra charge for distance. 3054
JAMES COOK.
JOHN DENMAN
has all the
IMPROVED APPLIANCES
for
Odorless Excavating
which he is prepared to do in a thorough
manner, at
Prices much less than those here
tofore charged in Morristown
Orders lefr at P. Box'No. 384, will re
ceive Prompt Attention.
TELEPHONE CALL 11 A.
CARDS! CARDS! CARDS!
Your name In white ink on black cards is
the latest thins out. It is showy, attractive,
beautiful and up-to-date.
Send 18 cents for one dozen cards in various
combinations unexcelled by any peuman, or
10 cents for alx cards. No cheap work sent
out. Address
H. WEISS,
Penman.
Morristown, N. J
The Aetna Life Insurance
Company of Hartford, Con
necticut. has recently perfect
ed and is issuing a new form
of policy which makes a sav= j
ing of 10 to 20 per cent, as
compared with other forms.
The Aetna was chartered
in I820, has assets of over
fifty-six millions and a sur=
plus of over seven millions
of dollars.
It will be advantageous
before insuring to write for
particulars.
B. F. REINMUND,
Mgr. for the State of New Jersey.
i96 nARKET ST.,
NEWARK, N. J.
Local representatives desired.
■
SHERIFFS SALE
In Chancery of New Jersey.
Between The Eighth Ward Building and Loan
Association complainant, and Caroline W,
H ntting, Robert M. Huntting and He ry S
Apgar defendants. Fi la tor sale of mort
gated premises. Returnable to February
Term. A. D , 1902
DeWjtt & Provost, Solicitors.
BY virtue of the above state*! writ of Fieri
Facias in my hands I shall ex nose for sale
at Public Vendue at the Court House in Mor
ristown, New Jersey, on
MONDAY. THE 30TH DA if OF DECEMBER
next, A. D., 1901, between the hours of twelve
o'clock noon and tive o'clock in the afternoon,
that is to say at two o clock in the after
noon of said day. all tract or parcel of lands
and premises, situate, lying and being in the
l own**hip of Jefferson in the County of Morris
and State of >ew Jersey Beginning at a
point in the west side of the public road lead
ing from Shippenport »o Hurdtown dist«n
one hundred and one feet north iwenty-flve
degrees east (as the needle pointed in 1874)
from a hickory tree standing in said side of
said public road, said hickory tree being nearly
opposite the dwelling standing upon the
premises conveyed by Whimoti S. Hedenberg
and wife to Walter J. Knight by deed record
ed in Morris Connty Clerk’s » fflce in E 11. of
Deeds on Pages 307. &c.. said beginning c orner
be*ng also Walter J. KnlghtV northeasterly
corner. Thence (1) as the needle pointed 1888
north forty-eight degree* weBt along aid
Walter J. Knight'-line five hundred and fif
teen feet more or less to low water mark in
Lake Hooatcong; thence (3) northeasterly
along tne line of low water mark in Lake Ho
patcong one hundred and eighry feet more or
les * to a heap of stones, being the beginning
point named in the deed from Augustus W.
Bell to Watson 8. Hedenberg and William P.
Condi', recorded in Book U 7. of Deeds for
Morris County on Page 65; thence (3) south
sixty seven and one-qUHrte degrees east to a
point in nigh water mark in Lake Hopatcong
being the second corner named in a deed from
Edward Luff to Watson 8. Hedenberg re
corded in Book W. 8. of Deeds for Morris
County on Pages 270; thence (4) along said
high wate mark north eighty-one degrees
fifteen minntes east two hundr d and twenty
fonr feet more or less to n rock; thence (5)
sou»b thirty six degrees east along the line of
Baldwin and others two hundred and seventy
feet more or less to the hereinbefore mentioned
road; theuce south thirty-five degrees thirty
minntes west along the said road t wo hundred
and fifty-nine feet more or less to the place of
beginning. Also all the right, title and in
teres of the party of the flrBt part In and to
the land lying between high and low wa’er
mark in front of the premises above described.
Dated Nov. 22, 1901
CHARLES A BAKER.
sheriff.
Chronicle and Era 3157 P.F. S10 80
SHERIFF’S SALE.
In Chancery of New Jersey.
Wherein Bridget Cahill is complainant and
Abraham J. Bleistift and Jenetta Bleistift,
his wife. Karrz Rosanskv and Tillle R.man
skv, his wife and Ernest Wolsenberg, nre
defendants. Fi. fa. for -ale of mortgaged
premises. Returnable to February term, A.
D 1902.
James H. Neighbour, Solicitor.
BY VIRTI'K of the above mated writ of
Fieri Facias in my hands, I shall expose
for sale at Public Vendue at the Court House
in Morristown. N. J.. on
MONDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF
DECEMBER
next, A. D., 1%1, between the hours of 12 M.
and 5o'clock P. M., that Is to say at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon of said day, all that tract or
parcel of lands and premises hereinafter
particularly described, situate, h log and being
in the Township of Randolph, in the County
of Morris and State of New Jersey, butted and
bounded as f< llows;
Beginning at a white wood tree in the corner
of land of Ell Harris, thence running along his
land north two degrees west twelve chains
and fifty link- to the land of Philip Till; thence
along his land north eighty-eight, degrees east
forty-two chains and fifty links to a pile of
stones in the land of Richard Guerin; thence
along his land south two degrees east seven
teeu chains and sixty-four links to the land
late of Ezra Halsey; thence along said laud
soutn seventy degrees west twenty-four chains
and forty-one links to a chestnut tree; thence
north seventy one degrees and a quarter west
twelve chains and twenty links to a chestnut
tree on the west side of the road; thence north
seventy-three degrees west eight chain • and
ninety nine links to a hickory tree; thence
south twenty-five and a half degiees west one
chain and sixty-five links; thence north seven
ty-nine degrees west four chains; thence north
fifty-eight one and a half degrees west three
chains aud tweutv-seven links; thence south
eighty-nine and a half degrees west two chains
and eighty links to lands of Elias rhomoson;
thence along his land north die degree east
ten chains and forty-seven links to a chestnut
tree in the lands of Eli Harris; thence along
his land south fifty-nine degrees east twelve
chains and twenty-five links to the whitewood
tree at the place of beginning, containing one
hundred and three and one-half acres of land,
being the same premises conveyed to Bridget
Cahill, one of the parties of the second part
thereto, in the deed bearing date 13tli day of
March, 1880, by Thomas Barrett, and the same
premises conveyed by the said Bridget Cahill
and John Cahill to said parties on the first
part, by deed of even date herewith, and this
mortgage is given to secure a part of the pur
chase money therefor.
CHARLES A. BAKER,
SherifT.
Dated November 25, llMll.
Chronicle and Era. P. F.f10.80 316]
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GREENWOOD & DeCOSTER
Contractors and Builders.
Careful Estimates Given on all kinds of
Carpenter Work.
PROMPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION
GIVEN ALL ORDERS
Shop on Spring Street, near Morris,
P. O. Sox 37. Morristown, N. J.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Harry C. Roy. deceased.
PURSUANT to the order of the Surrogate of
the County of Morris, made on the 19th of
Oct., A. D.. one thousand nine hundred and
one. notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against, the estate of Hhrry C. Hoy,
late of the County of Morris, deceased,
to present the same, under oath or affirmation,
to the subscribers, on or before the Nine
teenth day of July next, being Nine
Mouths from the date of said order; and any
Creditor neglecting to bring in and exhibit, his,
her or their claim, under oath or affirmation,
within the time so limited, will be foreveT
barred of bis, her or their action therefore
against the Executors.
Dated the 19th dav of October A. P., 1901.
THE MORRISTOWN TRUST COMPANY,
LILLIE E. ROY,
Executor,
3098 Morristown, N. J.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
| Estate of Andrew Bay. deceased.
PURSUANT to the order of the Surrogate of
the County of Morris, mode on the 9th
day of October, A. D., one thousand nine
hundred and one, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate of
Andrew Bay. late of the County of Morris, de
ceased. to present the same, under oath or
affirmation, to the subscriber, on or before the
ninth day of July next, being Nine Months
from the date of said order; and any Creditor
neglecting to bring In and exhibit, his, her or
their claim, urn er • atb or affirmation, within
the time so limited, will be forever barred of
his, her or their aclluu therefor against the
Administrators.
Dated the ninth day of October. A. D., 1901.
MARY A. BAY. Morristown, N
HARRY DAILEY’, Brooalyn, N.Y.,
8078 Administrators.
MORRIS ORPHANS CO U RT.
OCTOBER TERM 1901.
In the matter of the application of Edward A.
Opie, Admi istrator of Beqjamin F. Opie,
deceased for a Rule to show cause why
there should not be a sa'e of lands to pay
debts. Rnle to Show Cause why there
should not be a Sale of Lands.
Edwahd P Opie, Administrator of Ben
jamin F Opie. late of the County of Morris,
d* ceased having made and exhibited to this
Court, under oath, a just and true account of
the personal estate and debt* of said deceased,
as far s he has been able to discover the same,
by whion it appears that the pers nal e-tate of
said deceased is Insufficient to pay all his just
debts. and stating that said deceased died seis
ed or lands tenements, hereditaments a d
real estate, situate In the County of Morris,
and praying the aid of the Court in the prem
ises. Therefore, it is ordered by the Court,
that all persons interested In the lands tene
ments, hereditament* and real estate of said
deceased, do appear befo e the Judge of this
Court, at the Court House in Morriotown, on
Friday tlie Seventh dav of February, A. D.,
1903. and show cause If anji thev have, whv so
mm h of the said lands, tenen ents, heredita
ments and real estate » t said deceased should
not be sold as will he sufficient to pay his
debts, or the residue thereof, as the case may
require.
Dated November 11th. 1901.
A True Copy from th** Minutes.
David Young, JOHN B. VREELAND
Surrogate. Judge. Ac.
3143
SHERIFFS SALE.
In Chancery or New Jersey.
Wherein Henry O. Shelley is complainant and
Louis Vismara ami Teodolinda V>*maia, his
wife. John Morando, John D Guerin and
Harriet Guerin, his wife. Angelo J. A Ken
nell, his wife. Occar H Habbtit. trading as
W. R Babbitt's bon. William T. Coghlan
and the* raudell and Godley Company are
defendants
Fi. fa. for sale of mortgaged premises. *1
Returnable to February term, A D , 1902.
alfrid E Mills, bol’r.
BY virtue of the above stated wilt of Fieri
Facias ia my hand** I shall xpose for pale
a» nubile vendue at the Court House in Morris
town. N. J., on
MONDAY, THE 23rd DAY OF DECEV.BER
next. A D., 1901. between the hours of 18 M,
and 5 o'clock p. m., that i* to say at 8 o’clock
in the afte rnoon <f sa d day, all those tracts or
parcels of lands and premises situate, lying
and being In tne town of Morristown, in the
County of Morris a d State of New Jersey.
The First Lot—Beginning »t u point in the
southeasterly side line of Mechanic s'reet at
the most northerly corner of the lot ‘ escribed
in a de- d from Charles H. Mulford and wife to
Patrick Goin. dated December 6 1899, recorded
in the Morris County Clerk's office, in Book
U 12 of Deeds, pages 692 e e ; thence (O in a
southeasterly direction sling the line of the
said Goln’s lot, a dlst nee of f.ntv-eight feet
and six inches to the most easterly corner;
thence (2) north aeveuty-“ne degrees and thir
ty minutes east, sixty-six fee* and ten inches;
thence (3) in a northwesterly direction at
right angles to Mechanic street eighty-six feet
and six inches to the sal t southeasterly side
line of Mechanic 8 reet; thence (4) atone *he
same south, thirty seveu degrees west, forty
feet to the place of beginning
Being the same i remises conveyed to Louis
Vismara by Henry M. Dairy tuple and J. Frank
Llndsley by deed dated March 9, 1893, and re
corded In the Morris Countv Clerk’s office in
Book X 13 of Deed- on page - 609 &c.
The Second Lot—Beginning at a point in the
southeasterly she li e of Mechanic street as
now established at a point therein at the most
westerly corner of a lot sold bv Chas. H. Mol
ford and wife to Louis Vismara by deed dated
August 29, 1890. and recorded in the Morris
County Clerk’s office in Kook B 13 of Deeds
pages 524 &c ; thence running (I) along the
most southwesterly side line of said Vismara
lot south, fifty three degrees east, one hundred
and sixty feet more or less to the outside line
of the whole tract of which this is a part,
being also the rear line of the Phillips Phoenix
tract; thence (3) along the said P- oenix line
south, seventy-one degrees aud thirty min
utes west, a distance of twentx -seven feet and
four tenths of a foot; thence (3) north, forty
eight and three quarters degrees west, one
hundred and forty four feet and three-tenths
of a foot more or less to t he <aid southeasterly
side line of Mechanic street as now established;
thence (4) along the i-ame north, thirty-seven
degrees cast,twenty-two feet and five-tenths of
a foot more or less to the place of beginning.
Being tne same premises conveyed to Louts
Vismara by Thomas Richards and wife by
deed dated April 30. 1892 and recorded in tb»
Morris Countv Clerk’s office in Book P-13 of
Deeds pages 513 «fco.
Dated Nov. 13,1901.
CHARLES A. BAKER,
Sheriff,
Chronicle and Jersey man. P.F. 912.00. 3141

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