The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-03-10

for The RECORD.
"P. S...What does arr. Bull think of the
GGzette's opinion of the Presidents Indian
Proclamation CAPT. JAoK''
Well, we hardly know what to think of its
"opinion on some subjects. In reference
to one particular subject if our memory
| serves us right it had an editorial, some time
since, in favor Of great matter of general
| Importance, and during the following week
pn blshed another editorial that radically OPP
posed the former opinion. | suppose, how.
ever, that one could do worse than to pin his
faith to the Gasettes editorial kite and yet
it is pro bable that there are better fountains
of wisdom We always want the best 1t
does seem that the Gazette is of great deal
of Importance. Its editor, a few days ago,
editorially ella LINED that it would be well to
hold the World S Fair in 1892, as it would be
the Centennial anniversary of the founding of
that Sheet It als,, stated that 8 there would
be few exhibits in Worlds Fair that would
excite more interest than complete century's
file of the Gazette" Mr.. BULL
"A correspondent of the Republican, writ
ing from Glen Gardner, says:
About twenty tons of ore are raised per day
out of the Gray Mite. Forty eight car loads
have been shipped during the month of Feb
ruary. There are SEVERAL new mines in opera
ton here, all worked by different companies
and individuals. The Boston Company,
working the Maybeffy farm, sunk one
shaft thirty feet deep and found they were too
low. They are now sinking anoi her
further up the mountain. The Philao phia
Company, are sinking a new shaft near the
old one on the Eveland place. George Ga rd-
ner is sinking two shafts on the Gray belt, the
first being on the d. IL. Banghart place.
where he sunk about twenty feet and came to
vein of ore and flint rock, which is about
six feet through, lying on a rust shale for a
foot rock and a hard rock above. He is now
| drifting, following this vein and every day
brings up better ore. The flint is fast run
ming out aud the prospects are favorable for
large vein of pure. The second shaft is on
David Cuttings farm, adjoining the Gray
property, which is only a few feet developing
nothing yet other than the dipo the compass
which, if any guidance, he will find plenty of
ore by digging. He has blacksmith shop at
each shaft with all paraphernalia for mining
To Painters. For sale, or exchange, an
almost new Franklin Paper Cutter--the best
pillow machine in the market. Address THE
RECORD Office for price, &c.
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TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS Yesterday was the
! time for the elections in the various town.
, s6ips of this state.
The following is the result in West Amwell,
where :" straight out Democratic " and an
" Indepet, ut " ticket, composed of Demo
Gratis. Republicans and Greenbackers,) were
run:
Town Clerk,
d. B. Sebold, Ind '.'...'...... 81
:. 5. Phillips Dem. ....,'. '....''''''' Iva
Assessor,
]. F. Larson, Dem, no opposition. ''... lo'
Collector,
E. B. Holccmbe Ind ...,...........,..e loZ
Isaac Mathews, Dem ................, Oh
Freeholder
J. c. Fackenthall Ind. ................ 12a
f. Ii. Smith, Dem. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Judge of Election, s
A. d. Wesner Dem, no opposition. -. IT'S
Inspectors of Election,
John w. Reed, Rep. INSTRUMENTATION. SO
Il. IL. Holcombe, DEM. ........... 101
Town Committee,
w. T. cambridge, Ind ................ IS
Charles Wilson, DEM, *............. 1856
Charles j. Hartley, Ind ............ 81
John S. Drake, Dem.,* ................ 93
Surveyors of Highways,
Benz. Abbott, Iud. Observation-Disclosures. S3
III. c. HOlcombe, Ind OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Joseph II Wilson, Dem% ....... 80
George S. Holcombe, Dem, .......... 1913
Commissioners of Appeals,
Elnathan S. Phillips, Dem, " .......... 1888
Samuel r. Vanbuskrk, Ind ............ S9
Edward B. Holconbe, Ind, .......... "a
Alex Mathews, DEM, *................ 81
Isaac Mathews, Dem .................. 80
Overseer of Poor,
Nelson Abbott, Rep, no opposition. -. 1874
Constable,
John II. Mitchell no opposition ........ 1888
Pound Keepers,
| Andrew Larson, DIV ............. 1856
Jonathan p. Holcombe, D* ............ 1879
| Robert U Kelly, RI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Samuel II. Schenck ................... 80
Justice,
G. F. Fisher, no opposition. ........... SO
! e. Elected.
Dog tax, so cts. per dog. Next election
and Town Meeting to be held at Holcombe
Hall, Mount Airy. $1,000 appropriation for
roads.
The following is the vote in South Della
ware election district. We have not received
the vote of North Delaware, but the entire
Democratic ticket is elected without doubt
Judge of Elections,
Stephen B. Hill, X .................... go
Daniel r. Sharpj ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913
Inspectors of Election,
Dennis v l.. Schenck, R............... 81
Richard Ii Wilson, ID. ................ 1913
Town Clerk,
Isaac Haines, r. Observation-Disclosures. 81
George W. Holcombe, d .............. 12a
Clerk of Election,
Richard S. Hartpence, r .............. &C
Horace B. Dean, D................... 1913
Assessor
Wilson II. Snyder, R................... 59
Robert B. Maxwell, D.. Northumberland. 1876
Collector,
James M. Cox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6s
James p. Dilts, ID. Observation-Disclosures. III