Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1871-03-07

than New York, Brooklyn and Jersey
City combined. saa, a4 ~ ll
Be troublesome haye chicken thieves
become ct Vineland, that tho authorities
Sner reward Of $50 for their arrest.
Esnry Samuels, paying teller of the
First National Bank Of Camden, is a de-
Saxlssr ia $1,000. He had used the
xsoney in buying farms.
The Democrats of Camden have NOM
mated William II. Jefferys for Mayor,
&. G. jackson for Receiver of Taxes,
and John loldthrope for Recorder.
A smash up Of some of the gearing in
the Cumberland Nail Works at Bridge
toa will cause suspension of at least two
weeks in the operations Of the establish
taent. 5 81 1ag3n a8 isa Ode
The eolared mer Of Pennsylvania and
Delaware, have formed an emigrapt aid
association, to establish a settlement in
Montana Territory Joseph G. Bastle,
Of Philadelphia, is general secretary OF
she association. 5st hlHtal
The new Cooperative Shoe Manufac-
suring Company at Hammsnton have
commenced operations. The Atlantic
County Shoe and Leather Company, ut
the same place, are putting lin the pa
0hinery for their works, and will be
ready to commence operation by the
Srst Of April.
Mr.. Beesley introduced In the Sem
ats, . bill 70 Incorporate tic New Jer-
ssy Coast Canal Company, with . capit-
oil Of 100000 900 to construct a ship ca
nal to connect the waters Of Raritan Bay
With the nayigable waters of Delaware
Bay-the route to be from near Sandy
Hook to the waters of the Shrewsbury
River, thence to Barnegat Bay, Little
Egg Harbor, Tuekerton Bay and Great
Bay, through Tuckaho River to Dennis
Greek, and thence to the Delaware.
A bill was introduced in the Assembly
on Tuesday for the encouragement Of the
formation OF libraries in the Public
schools. 1t authorizes an appropriation
OF $40 to every Public School district,
providing . like sum shall be raised by
sash district, and an annual %appropria-
ton Of $40, subject TO like stipulations.
Il bill to incorporate the Cohansey
Bank Of Brdgeton names Charles G.
Grosscup, John s. Mitchell, Thomas u.
Harris, Samuel e. McGear, William Dare
and others, with a capital Of 100000
fer a general banking business.
The bill to incorporate the Bridgeton
and Salem Railroad names John c. l'unn,
William Casper, JAS. W. Mecunn, Geo,
Hixes. Ephraim Z. Shepherd, Isaac C.
Smalley, Andrew Homer, David Elmer,
Richard Lott and Charles Grosscup, as
%sorporators, with a capital stock Of
y500,000, to construct railroad from
shs city Of Bridgeton Cumberland coun-
", to some point at or pear the city Of
6alon. b.. sssf4 a.-sa ae, +..
The following represents the number
u persons killed or Injured on the rail-
roads of New Jersey during 1870; Cam
asn and Amboy-killed, 10: injured %.
New Jersey Railroad and Transportation
t,empany-Killed, 10; injured. 20, Cam
6en end Atlantis-Killed, 2, Morris
sad Essex-Killed, 81; injured, not re-
ported. Paterson and Hudson River
Killed, al; injured %. West Jersey
RoadAKilled S ; injured A. Belvidere
and Delaware RoadTKilied, 81 in
jused, 8.
Samuel Kirby, Of Woodbury., departed
this life . few days since, at the advanced
Rge OF 81 years, 6 months and 9 days.
H leaves a widow who has seen 81 sum-
mers, with whom he has enjoyed q mar
ried life Of over 70 years. Mrs. K. il
quite i'll, and may not long survive her
partner.