New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
NORRIS COiNr.
MDHRIsTOWN

4 srcc,fl noting ~ the Fr.csoll.r wa he'd on
wednesday when 'he anal contacts We're AWARDED
flr The building % improved roiis. The amount o.
bonds 20 b. ierIcl l- limited ~ 81 90" and m"
Board ;ou:l ihai AS TIE sentiment In The county
va clear, ga favor OF continuous roads. and there
va. NOT enough money available outside ~ ~" con
tract, ar.,is given op' g. build mote than one con-
inrors oad through the county the contracts when
ve-. AWARDED $50 Dui. CONTINUOUS f'hd ron me
Union auI E.>aN o. Infs lines a. Chatham through
Ma ilson Morr.sioNn Morris f!a'as. i n'ile Rock
,u,v Dlvef through Rorkawiy Township and
Lake Hluairoug ?, me SUSSEX County line At stan
hop" The 'o:hl cot 81 contracts AWARDED Il goo
sac u OF course in many townships there WIS lis
apponfm ~ h~ctuse ~ was found that roads coull
no, be- hu- iui.s. The continuous road. through tn
county were sacrificed II Is probable ,hnt AT the
mex, meeting - he Legislature bills win he passed
by which funds De secured 10 build more roads
mex year Already m roads through chatham
Township and the eas,crly portion Of Mrris'own
are wei under way. ard the rest of the contracts
Will b. signed '.-iny. II Is probable That road
making VII b. begun an along The Ire next week
thus making q good system - stone roads which
will De- satisfactory 20 al
railroad from Morri-iown TO Wh.ppany "a b'lng
butt by Sup,rnicd-n' Me,ick. Who II - Understood.
has several Influential men ~ Hanover Township
a. H. back. The road Will b. about four miles long
and VIII probably b, used largely for freight traffic
The freight comes 10 Morrlstown NJ present and j.
hauled by teams To Whippany. Tho loads ar" heavy
and as the tranic amounts - SOMETHING over one
hundred tons "A day t. Is almost impossible 10 keep
the roads In passable condition. Wel.-!niorinci
railroad officials say that the road. for which the
rlght = way practically costs nOhin.. can pay for
'self IN y"tra solely from the freight trans
p0rtatiOu 10 say not ming of the passenger traffic
sid drowning acrhi,nt occurred At Menlham on
T,.s!ay when Gerald. SON OF George Is. byrGm.
fupcrlnfrnlcu OF the Cromwell estate. between
M.ndh,m and Bernar i-vile. was drowned. Tn.
BOND hai been recently built by his father and
Young byram was probably seized with cra'aps
vhre I'm the water. AMI WAS drowned before his
friends on shore could reach him
The trustees II the Evergreen Cemetery. IN ad1i-
ton ID tn. other improvements about the cemetery,
hay. contracted for the erection Of an iron stand
MIN. with a capacity OF J,.o0 gallons OF water which
viii be erected near the entrance Pipes will be-
lad about tho grounds from which water Will be
surpiled TO the fountains and MIGRANTS. The tris
tees have made many improvements which VIII De
sprrecistcd the lot owners OF the cemetery.
number OF buildings have been started and
there H. an increased interest IN building In Morris
town The dining hall and meeting room OF the
Warrington Association Is incloSed and VIII Ger
family be appreciated by the members ana their
friends al the annual meetings OF the association.
Ex- Mayor John |. Kopp. II Bocnton. died sud
denly Al his home last saturday OF heart disease
Nr Kopp was "A prominent citizen or Boonton. nav
Ing been twice elected Mayor. lie was seventy,
Nv, wears old, and leaves a widow and several
children The funeral services were held In the
Roonton Reformed Church on Monday afternoon,
the Rev. Alexander McKevy officiating