The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-11
BOARD of Assessors.

The annual meeting of the Board of AS
SCISSORS was held in the Court House, on
Tuesday Joseph g. Carter, of Delanco,
was made chairman, and Harry B. Dill,
of Northampton, and Harry B. Ford, of
Bordentown, secretaries.
The first subject for discussion was
brought up by Riverton and Palmyra.
The assessors of both of these places had
assessed the water works, each town
claiming that the plant was within its
limits.
Then there was trouble over the de-
probation of Cinnaminson's values.
claimed to be due to the division of the
township. On making a special addi-
ton of the duplicate, however, an error of
$50, 900 was found This made a differ
ence.
Evesham showed deficit of $63, 900,
and on motion one half OF this amount
was added to the duplicate.
Burlington township was directed to as
sess the Burlington Saving Fund.
The following reports Of total valuations were
made: c. S. Cramer Bass River 1854, O20, a gain
OF 50 600. W. II. Vansciver, Beverly city, S4S5
500. email gain Joseph L. Carter. Beverly town
ship, $609 $40. slight gain; Harry b. Ford, Bor-
dentown, 81, 533, 454 loss OF six thousand; Will
lam @. Wise, Burlington, 50 Cos, 259, loss of
So 900, Benjamin Rogers, Chester, So $50, 454. a
gain of 50 $50 Charles Holloway Chesterfield, ST.,
07S, 6l8,s loss of $l1500; Timothy Morton, emma
minsOn, 1901 575, loss OF 500 600; II W. Bah
ington, Dalran, $64S 800, loss OF $1,000; Joseph
Powell, Jr., Eastampton, $3.50 246 loss OF So
600; W. L. Brown, Eyesham, 1881 1877 q loss of
Ss3 600; John Gale. Florence, $685., $40 loss Of
/ $1,000; Edward Rogers, Lumberton, 1926 32S, q
loss OF SAT 600; T. A. Ipgling, Mansfield, 81 OIL,
44S loss of S37, SIS; w. NJ. Potts, Medford, 81,
093 902 a loss of $1,000; William p Lippincott
Mount Laurel, 81 030, 700, loss Of $50 600; Ben
| iamin Remine, New Hanover, 81 225, SSl. loss
Of S25, 600; q. b. Dill, Northampton, 50 041 273,
q gain Of 50, 600; Frederick Blackburn, Palmyra,
/ S5l2 SIG new township; b. Hampton, Penn
berton, 1851 600, loss Of 5000; W. s. Hsines,
Shamong, SOB. 600, loss OF So 600, Granville
Woolman, Southampton, 1882. S95. a gain of ST.
600; A. II. Bnrtis, Springfield, l247,275, lo-s OF
S2S 600; A F. Roster, Washington, Sl6s 075 a
loss of 50 600 j. Hilyard, Westampton. S454,
/ ll6 loss If $1,000; james M. Stokes, Willing
boro, 1928 400, gain Of 50 600; George Bozarth,
Woodland. Sl36 626 a loss OF 81 600; Il. H. Pan
coast River;on, S67l 537 new borough.
10 New Hanover Mount Laurel and Spring
field the falling of WAS due 10 decreasing the vsl-
ustions on farms, which were too high. In Wash
ington, Pemberton and one or two other tosn-
ships the falling of WAS due 10 destructive hres
that had visited those lCcslties.
The total valuation taxable this year is $24
All 122, an increese over last year Of 500 25O
The greater part OF that Increase was in Palmyi a
and Rivelton The amount TO be raised by taxa
ton is S308 000 divided as follows schools, S61,.
33g 05; county purposes, S240, 66O.95 The ias
rate will be: for schools. % 81, for county purpos
es %. 80, total 25 81, neaTiy 81 20 on the SlOO
While in Chicago, MIR. Charles l.. Kah'
Ter, prominent shoe merchant of Det
Mones, Iowa, had quite serious time o.
IT, He took such a severe cold that he
could hardly talk or navigate, but the
prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy cured him of his cold so quickly that
others at the hotel who had bad colds
: followed his example and half dozer
persons ordered it from the nearest drul
store. They we're profnse in their thanks
to Mr. Kahler for telling them how Il
cure bad cold 40 quickly. For sale by
r. d. Prickitt, druggist, Mount Holly anC
Lumberton.