The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-08
PERSONAL AND NOTABLE.

from taxation to the amount OF $500 in valua-
ton.
For sheep killed by dogs Chesterfield town
ship. Burlington county, has had TO pay $113
during the past year.
The iron pier at Cape May has been bought by
Samuel J. James, one of the proprietors of the
Hotel Lafayette.
The first number of the Wenonah Neacs, which
is to be a monthly publication, has appeared.
The editors are e. Richmond and W. G Catrell.
The Nelcs is a bright little sheet, full of racy
items on matter of interest in the borough, is
enthusiastic for the prosperity of the place and
uses the editorial ''we'' profusely throughout its
news columns
The New Jersey Cotton Company is said to
have just purchased the Heinsheimer tract be-
tween the Linoieum Works and the Soldiers
Home, Kearney, and it is said that the company
intends to build a large mill there.
The treasurer of the Paterson Masonic Temple
project has been enabled to pay $1,000 more on
the site owing to the assessments coming in
rapidly. This makes $4,000 that has been paid
so far for the ground.
L. NJ. Whitaker, who was recently appointed
postmaster at Westield by President Harrison,
has removed the post office to a new building,
where the Yale lock system of boxes has been
introduced
Police Captain Banford, Of Long Branch, has
notified the keepers of fruit ana confectionery
shops to keep their places closed on Sundays.
This is the result of the complaint made to
mayor Brown by the recent committee from
four Upper Village churches.
Judge Green, of the United States Court, has
appointed W. Q. CLARK, receiver of the New
Brunswick CITY Railway Company.
For alleged arrearage of rent, Constable Clay
Woolley has evicted w. w. Wright from the
result of a suit brought by Thomas Patten,
general niahaser o. inc hnhetanusr estate
wnlch owns tne hVersiae nouse. Mr' "rigne
a oeeh = iessee u ene noeel ior many years
me h'sersue' nAo many Long Dranch n9'eis'
ou noe MAKE money iast summer
w. G. Inman, Jr., is the new Postmaster>at
Barnegat.
Peach trees in f,ll bloom at Fog Harbor c,tv
were badly nipped by the wintry SNAP and II
looks as Il the crop would fail.
The farmers are pleased with the snow storm
They have an old sayine:-"A March snow is as
good as a dressing Of manure. The snow
which Is likely to lie on the fields for some davs
win effectuallv blanket the growing crons from
the seyerect visitation Of Jack Frost. The snow
is a Godsend lust now.
The Anderson Lumber Comnanv Of passaic
has been reorganized with Simeon IT Zabriskie
as president. and Edward A. Phillins of Albany
N v. as SECRETARY and Treasurer with tha "a
organization of the company ends all connection
Of the Anderson company with it. Mr.. Phillips
is q large lumber dealer Of Albany.
Last week a Young heifer belong "a Mrs
Belle Daily, of Peapack, Bergen county, gave
birth to a calf with two heads, both perfectly
formed and complete. The calf is alive and APP
pAienus "en.
James Nelson has offered to turn over to New
Brunswick the large circulating library which
mas Deen eseaplsneu largely oy ms munincence.
I murray wnicn mas leeen1iy reserved seVefai
ia,se - saiuape auuiuons' ~ situated al
h.an n,rahasad - +, ~ - ,..nas
the civ the common ronncil m,,st nrovida for
its maintenance.
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thro,aho,,t Nanrara- T., ~ on.a...s~s~t
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roanv r,aces tha ,riras ara ~ aaa~asona 49,
ditiou Tina ,nattar will ba c,,bp,ittaJ ~ q ,,aaf
inc. az tba con,mon ro,,noil phil. r;aht,nr
Committee.
Tha n.o+a, hoo haan ,r. - a. Yo.u
nrana, torv - tho ann,aI o1aon;n- r,;ra-
nac,ad tb,t boats u,iI cammanoa II
March o.
= managers . | me new Jersey society Oh
oons = 'no 4Ainefican nesoiueion are afranging
. .ne ceiepration OF the anniversary Oh tne pat
US u Sprihgheiai III June
Governor Albeit visited the State Prison
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~ iesai nsnS nss Deen rehewou n ne"
brunswick over the property OF the hermit Den
- So naaa. - ns
.oo'h a. iAhewoou' ocsan county q sunerer
from rheumatism.
Elk. Senator John w. Griees. who has been on
a ayine trip "a Elorida. arrived homa T,,esdav