The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-02
SAMPLED LOTS OF WATER
Army of Public Spirited
Citizens Guests Of the
Geo. B. Inman
Company.
SUSSEX coUETY's FINE FLUID
Plans of the Wonld-Be Contractors
and Their Great Scheme Of
Payment.


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| Heintze and Nolan Myron Furst Iosenh
/ 4 Dear Charles Shaw DIR Alfanesi,,s
Colonel a f.. HINT George Frick. GEORGE
| I. Robinson Dr Ouimbv Cantain Con-
| roy. Chauncey Holt. William Reardon.
Horace Farrier. George T. Bracket and
Jacob Ringle.
The Marty crowded the Pullman sleen-
fne coach " 11cfa II IA peen setureas car
| George b. Inrnan. who acted as spokes-
man for the companv announced shortly
after the train had drawn out Of the
Pennsvlvania Railroad trainsbed that fhe
first sion world he made at Snarta That
town in tba mo,,ntains was reached al
ahout half mast twelve O'Clock qhosa of
fba marry who had nrovided themselves
with onlv liyb+ so,,erco,+s sh,,aaered as
tbev stenned from the train The wind
was l,lowing hard from tba north and .
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! talns TO point Where 1t is proposed
to establish an intake Ten carriages
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| the direction OF Morris Pond, from which
the town of Newton secures its supply,
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tne party isnteu anu lnspeceeo Que ol
the company's proposed reservoirs. 1t
was in a beautiful valley The sides of
she mountains were eoVereu WITH growth
of young pine trees. The valley was
such 4 delightful change from awning
nc off5cia1s have saen IL ] 1ong t;,,,e
the oincials NAVE seen II ioiis Time
that they walked through it to Morris
Pond in preference to riding.
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me PONG was inspected ana ADMIRED
and start was made for the site of a
saoond resarvoir Owing r. > n,is,nder-
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came confused and in short order the Off
eials were circulating about the noun
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inspection of the second reservoir was
handoned The Marty came topetber
az 20 ssanls .oss LIZ
tel Sparta.
Tha otficials and gnests we've b,,ngrv
-rba az hast sn snarta s' sfeerasa v. us n,,t awsv
in a manner that astonished the natives
l. ,,fsaa,,a,.a
he hens a'fyv9 Ward a Jaseph Dear f 1r's'S Mnran r
E'urst ana a. " BAKER had disappeared.
Fears We're entertained tnat the gentle
men had been lost. Alarm was felt When
it was suggested that they might have
been kidnapped. DR.. Quimby was in
state of mind. He could not be pacified
until ne had been authoritatively In
to Culver's Lake on their own hook.
After dining at Sparta, the party took
special train to Newton, where there
were better hotel accommodations than
Sparta offered 1t was four o'clock when
Newton was reached. The party was
escorted to the Cochran House, where
every. convenience was to be had Mayor
Hoos left the party at Sparta and re-
turned to the. city. He was not feeling