The Morris County chronicle., 1904-05-03

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Edward w. Elliott, Mendham
Theodore f. King, Roxbury
Charles A. Monks, Jefferson
Augustus Munson, Rockaway
Frank Lippman, Morristown
Joseph S. Waugh, Madison
William W. Boyd, Randolph
Edward j. Cahill, Boonton
Josph Whitman was excused.
Justice Garretson briefly charged the
jury telling them to keep in mind
that it was through their investiga-
tions and actions that the law is up
held.
Frank Bectsa, indicted for murderat
the January term of Court was brought
into Court and charged and his trial
was set down for Monday, May 16,
when Justice Pitney will be the pre-
siding judge.
The list of causes found on the 8th
page of this issue) was called. The
Circuit cases were set down for We'd
nesday and will be tried before Judge
Mills.
The Supreme Court cases, to be tried
before Justice Garretson, were set
down for May Is. OF the fifteen cases
but eight were ready for trial. OF the
the thirteen Circuit cases four were
announced off for the term. The case
of Pruden VS.. Savage was set down for
Saturday, to loe tried without jury.
The appeal case of Kissel VS.. The
ROckaway Valley r. r.. was put off
until October, when the same jury will
be summoned
The new applications for license
were laid over until next Monday, May
9th, and are as follows Inn and Tay-
erns John Fl. Noon, Springtown,
Washington township; Thomas R.
Morse, Lake View House, Lake Hopat-
cong Owen higgins, Hibernia, Roek-
away township G. w. GARNER, Dem
vile, Rockaway township; james
Leddy, Mt. Arlington; Fred N. Davis,
Port Morris House, Roxbury township;
Wesley Chamberlain, Upper Hibernia,
Rockaway township. Saloons -Steph-
en- Henry and Philip Callahan, Whar-
ton.
The applications of the MOrristown
Club and the Morris County Golf Club
were also laid over until the 9th; also
the transfer OF the John N. Sharpe
license at German Valley.
The following applications, being old
ones, were granted: Hotels Augustus
S. Bryant, Roxbury Hugh Il. Thorpe,
Chester Andrew j. Rockefeller, Ches-
ter; Daniel Callahan, Jefferson; Al
bert Shulhulz, Passaic; Jacob J.
Drake, Mt. Freedom (; Rudolph Rick
enbach, Jefferson; John e. Langley,
Lake Hopatcong Frank Hiffhoff, Rox-
bury; John e. Beerbower, Chatham (;
Frank p. Glass, Rockaway; Fred J.
Werner, Mt. Arlington; Martin Cook,
Butler; William j. Tuttle, Rockaway;
Austin TreadwelI, Randolph Michael
Holleran, Rockaway George e. Estler,
Boonton William J. Curry, Chester ;
Maria Girard, jefferson; William
Loughlin, Wharton; John Riggott,
Rockaway Henry Junge, Pequannoc !;
John P. Heslin, Rockaway Benjamin
Ingram, Port Morris; John Luangoski,
Montville; Alex Gilland, Pequannoc; !;
Peter Ward, Rockaway; Edward T.
Jones, Mt. Olive; James G. Belling-
ham, Madison Jackson b. Case, Mt.
Olive; William w. Paulmier, ct ais,
Hotel Breslin, Lake Hopatcong; VIM.
S. Green, Rockaway Moses N. Tucker,
Randolph Thomas ]. Louehlin, Mend
ham; Jefferson Doremus, Passaic /;
Thomas Heslin, Rockaway Walter
Turner, Wharton.
Saloons james McCabe, Wharton ;
William Sleey, Roxbury; william
Monahan, Mt. Hope John A. Bir-
mingham, Wharton; John Smith.
Rockaway Charles E. Tippett, Ches-
ter John Kelly, Rockaway.
The Hathaway Inn and cottages at
Deal Beach, New Jersey, have been
leased by the Atlantic Coast Realty
Company, through Bryan L. Kennedy,
for the season of 1904, to M. Lindsay,
formerly proprietor Of the Columbia
Hotel at Belmar, N. J..
| The Lackawanna is enlarging the
Eyard atMillington to accommodates the
stone crnshef and other industries at