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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

The scientific world is taking great
interest in the suggestion recently
made by Professor Simon Newcomb
that central bureau of exact science
should be established, remarks the
Daily True American. Professor New
comb believes that the head thereof
should be aided by experts from yari'
Gus countries, with view to co-ordi'
uniting the many lines Of scientific re
search throughout the world. The dis
tinguished scientist does not hesitate
10 assert that large part Of the data
accumulated by students in the past
century is utterly useless, so far as the
working out of results is concerned.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

AS Count Leo Tolstoi is the greatest
anarchist in the world, the plain Amer
lean citizen who reads his blast against
government, in the London Times, and
vet concludes that he wants to go on
supporting the government OF the UNI
ted States, may feel that he needs no
further instruction on the subject, re-
marks the New York Mail. The lesser
anarchists cannot tell him anything
that Tolstoi does not know.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
chiId Started costly Forrest Fire.

Playfully attempting to light his
fathers pipe, William, the four-year-
old son of Thomas Ham, started for
est fire, which destroyed thousands of
dollars in property, including the large
Western Country Home and another
dwelling at Fries Mill, three miles
from Millville. Ham, who was cut
ting timber near by, tried to subdue
the flames, but it was useless, and
with the wind the fire spread to great
dimensions, until it had ruined large
tracts of valuable timber land.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

I The figures collected by the Govern
ment show that last year the poultry
and eggs produced and eaten in the
United States were worth more than
all the gold and silver mined in the
world during the same year. Except
for the year 1900, the egg product
Of this country has exceeded in value
that Of its combined gold and silver
output for every year since 1850, which
takes in the entire bonanza period Of
our history.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
Eyes open For shad.

The shad season may now be said to
be on, as every hour new temporary
residents are arriving at Bayside with
their outfits. and while the fish are net
-ttnning to any extent, few fine ones
have been caught. Inside of a week,
# the weather continues mild. hun
dreds of men will be at Bayside and
thousands of the fish will be brought
in. There are less than dozen sail
boats there now, but nearly 200 gaso-
tine launches.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
Cloud On Tai. Rate Bill.

Soon after Governor Stokes left the
State House for his Millville home a
telegram was received from Senator
Minturn, of Hudson County, asking
that he be given a hearing upon the
Maximum Tax Rate BILL which passed
the Assembly in the late hours of the
final session. The Governor had
signed the bill. but Senator Minturn
had evidently not known the fact. Sem
ator Minturn declared that the bill had
passed the Assembly without the Sen
ate amendments, and for time there
was lively scramble to ascertain the
facts. The records were not obtain
able, as Secretary Tyler, of the Senate,
had gone home, but Governor Stokes
was sure when he signed the bill,
which was one of his pet measures,
that it had been properly and legally
passed. Nothing could now be done,
even if an error was discovered in the
bill. unless an extra session of the
Legislature were called, and that is
not likely TO happen.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
HnanitaI For ris1.

The Frankfort News states that since
the beginning of the winter term a
station for research and observation of
sick fish has been established at the
veterinary high school Of Vienna, I'M
Ter the direction of Professor Doctor
Fiebiger Officials of this institution
will investigate the biology and pathol-
Dgy Of fish. One of the main objects
IF the researches will be to study
whether certain diseases of fish are
transmitted to man, and if SO to what
avfonA
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

Zone hears much Of legal verbiage,' =
said the politician, "but there is d coun-
cilmanic verbiage as well. Here's a
sample-the bill was passed by Com
mon Council last Thursday:
An ordinance to amend an orii-
nance entitled an ordinance supplement
tary to an ordinance entitled an ordi.
nance relating to nuIsancee. Phila.
delphia Press.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

Mems abilities are measured by
what they have done, not by what they
think they could do if somebody else
rave them a chance, declares the At
,anta Journal. Most all Of the men
In the world who have amounted to
much never had half chance, until
they made it themselves.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

The Government Bureau Of statis-
tics says Americans use the greatest
quantity of coffee of all nationalities
In the world. And then they pretend
The characteristic nervousness OF the
race is all the result of hustle" and
the strenuous life generally, relates the
Boston Transcript.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
Model Benefit Plan For Employees

Employees of the Croker Wheeler
Company, electrical manufacturers,
have organized a model benefit associa-
ton. Every employee who pays ten
cents 4 week will be entitled to $40 a
week, for twenty weeks, during inca
pacity through illness. If he dies, his
family will receive 800. The payment
of twenty, thirty or forty cents a week
entities him to proportionate increase
in benefits. The company has offered
to contribute an amount equal to the
dues paid to the association 1t will
be run entirely by the employees.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
Big Dfamond sent BY Mall.

1t has just been learned that the Gull
Imam diamond, the 1892 carat stone
that was found in the Premier mine at
Johannesburg on January 81 last, made
the journey from Cape Town, South
Africa. to London, England, by or
binary registered post at cost Of sew
enty five cents. The postal authorities
were ignorant OF the fact. s
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
The King Of Spain has been tined IN
Madrid for overspeeding his automo-
,lle. Good for Spanish justice!

German art lovers are said to De
reatly in fear of American dollars.
German artists, however, viii continue
% welcome closer acquaintance with
III the American dollars that come
heir way.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

a smoker in Halifax, N. Y, scratched
match on the City Hall, and was sued
Tor two cents damages. He asked the
police to point out the particular
scratch he made. This was impossibles
ls there We're several scratches on the
wall, and the case was therefore dis
missed. .sss. 4. .l...: -sa..l.lalar-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

Lakewood Water and Electric Light
Company is holding up the building Of
a new bridge at the fioodgate of Lakes
Carasaljo and Manetta, on River ave-
nue.. Lakewood people have long de-
handed more artistic bridge than the
wooden structure, and the Freeholders
began work on concrete arch. The
company claims the new bridge would
interfere with the water power which
Is used to run its plant.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11

Society began with the monkey din
aer. science followed with the dino
taurus tea, and now sport comes for
ward with the rhinoceros banquet, says
The New York World. Finance dimes
regularly on lamb.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
Gives a Fortune For Tracts.

Ralph Voorhees,, founder of the Voor-
bees Library, and liberal contributor
to Rutgers College, New Brunswick,
has donated 500 900 to the Amer
lean Tract Society for the prosecution
Of its work. Mr.. Voorhees, is a cousin
Of former Governor Voorhees,.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
Notes.

Harley Henderson was recently APP
pointed postmaster at Golfers Mills
Swedesboro Presbyterian Church has
elected the following Board Of truss
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
Busy Month For Charter MIN.

Records for the past two years in
corporation business were broken in
March. IN that time $36,97S was re-
ceived by the State Of New Jersey for
charters for 40 new companies.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-04-11
FItzslmmons an co,,raoe

Bob F1tzslmmons, who recently gave
President Roosevelt silver horse
shoe, does not believe that moral is
greater than physical courage.
Moral courage is no finer than the
other Sort" he said Sometimes /
half believe it is not as fine. Well, /
don't drink, and / don't find it half
as hard to let rum alone as it is to
pitch in and whip big, ugly, two
hundred pound man.
$50. when these pale, narrow-chest-
ed chaps tell me it takes more cour-
age to refuse to fight than to fight, /
laugh to myself and say nothing.
II gave one Of these moral cour-
age chaps sly dig the other day,
though. I don't know whether he
noticed it or not. hope he did. But
maybe it was too subtle for him.
''He said to me:
Would you call a man a coward
because he won't fight?'
Il said to him. smiling a little:
~ might, if was quite sure he
wouldn't"
The Tailor's Camera.
A new method of measuring for tain,
ors has been patented in Paris The
person to be measured is placed be-
fore camera, and between them is
introduced a network that is photo
graphed at the same time and serves
as standard. Certain articles are
necessary to obtain complete result;
thus certain hidden parts, like the
armpits, etc, must be indicated by OBJ
iects visible from without; and. final
ly, several views must be taken from
various standpoints. The subject Is
also fitted with a. sort of harness
which indicates points of comparison.
These points may, however, be marked
directly on the person instead The
relative positions Of the camera. the
network and the subject are carefully
adjusted SO that the Subject appears
always on the same scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
.11PT-y- FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Tho Tventv-hfh Election District by and
within Las! 0g one HH an G and street bF SG
VIII" Th Twentyglxh Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Thirty sixth street. willis
The Twentv-seventh tlon District bounded by
Hexander avenue East one Hundred ana Thirty,
street Lincoln ate4 rGf;, f aEepne Ui''eH ana
'q r5a aSWentcghth Election District is bounded by
wills ,,veeue. East one Hundred and Thirty seventh
The lection District is bounded by and
snrs avenue one Hundred and Thirtysxth street
The Thirtieth Election District str is bounded by and
within East hundred and Thirty eighth street Brown
place East Hundred and Thirtyseyenth and
The Thirty-irs Election District is bounded by and
avenue East Hundred and Thirtyeighth street
TRe Thrtg Election bounded by and
WINS wins a! EasI N' 1'' M ' ''" street. and
The Thih E&s0 ana G5 bounded by and
avenue East one Hundred and Fortieth street and
las Thirtyforth Election District bounded by and
avenue East Hundred and Fortieth street AieX
ander avenue one Hundred and Thirty street
The Thirty afth Election District Is bounded by and
avenue one Hundred and Forty third street and
ES y. 5 Ris55e' and !, 02s a
0 The ar" Th Election District is bounded by and
Avenue Eaet Hundred and Forty third street and
The Tqrty-eighth Election District bounded by ana
within Fast Hundred and Forty sixth street c.
AIMS avenue Hundred and Forty arm stres,
d n Willis
The Thirty-nnth Election District is bounded by and
within East and FoTty-eighth street BrooL
avenue Hundred and Forty-seventh and
Willis
East one Hundred and Fortynnth street Trinity avenue
Ia one Hundred and rtyslXth street Brook avenue
Fast one Hundred and Fortyeghth street and AIMS
The Forty-hrst Election District is bounded by and
wifi East
Minis avenue East one dred and Forty first street
Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
Election Notice.
W. .seIrITPT,y DTsTR1cr-conunuoa.

-wrSTY-N1NTK ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures.
within Eighth lie through Central F@f f
sr stree Fifta avenue es Ff-nnt street and
s T r.i Ese2n Ds s Isnesca
East Seyentysecond street ana Ff1a 6s by and
within Esst sevenyeevenh street, ParA avenue. [1t
fourth street ana Fsfth avenue. -, -. 49,,
The sfysn''Gt le9,G9 P 5Ts + s eSs az
East Seventy-sxth street, Park avenue last 7e'S
TIE Eighteenth Election Diste bounded by n sna
West Eighty sixth street Ti Fs, Ei tF1.s
line through Central parallel With East seventy
ninth street snd Central PARK Mss' nnded BY and
within East Eghiy street rarT 4,st Eirhty-frst
. Tss s3'is Fe:2 P 2ss PARK oy
gs street FRd ann D,strc Is bounded ~ and
within Ess; Eghy-sixth Lexington avenue East
s Election Diztric bounded BY and
East s Elghtysixi6 Street and FIN ave2ae
The Twentttrd Election District is 2ou aTe2ue East
within East hishty-ninth street. lCHlt.A'oi'
The ventyfourth Election District is bounded by al4
wItan East Eigtyinth street N2dso5. seventh
The eny Election District Is soupa a E 81
Fights street Madison avenue. East hsf-ty-n'n'n
The TWentysSt District Is bounded by F anq
within East NIns:ieta en- PsT{5 avenue
The Twenty-seventh Election District Is enTe East
Nfnetfsth street Fifth avenue. , ,,,-sa5 NY and
The Tenty-eighth Election District is bounce E East
within E;ghty-fourth street Lexington S'So'
T1irl1ty-seoonG stre and Park avenue. +r
Election I1strlct Is
,,tti, Eas- N;netv-Hrst street Lexington avenue, i
rsinerseth and Park avenue nd
WITHIN East Ninety-fourth street Lexington 0'' ~
Sriret--Hrzt street Park avsflus ,..s ,,- and
80 Tbir+varet Election District IS bounced oy az
-v,fy1tn East Nylnety-sxth street Lexington ae
Syi-et-s fcsIrta street and Park avenue s.5 t- sn5
-he Trty-second Election District IS - ~ near
49, "1s1esr-seventh street Fifth avenue East T
sT4b street Park East NtnetytalTo - near
s.zs-,s transverse across Centre! haTK a. -
ras4 FarhtY-ffth street and Centre! Iarh Nes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
Election Notice.

TH1RTY-FoURTrI ASSEMBLY DIsTR1cT-contnuea.
within East Hundred and Thirtyfourh stree street:
Madison avenue East Hundred and Thirty
street and Fifth -, and
The Twentieth Election District is bounded ey Tx s
within Hundred and Twenty-third street
ington avenue East Hundred and Twenty -se''N
street, Park
The Twenty-drst Election District is bounded by ena
within East One Hundred and TweEty-hth street
avenue, East one Hundred and Twenty-fourth STREET,
Second ord
Twenty-second Election District bounded by anu
within TTenty-sss enth street 80
ond avenue East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street,
Third
The Tweny-hird Election District is bounded by radi
within East One Hundred Thirtythrd street. MAu
son avenue. East one Hundred and Thrty-hrst s'ie'
Fifth
The Twenty-fourh Election District bounded by ana
within Harlem river East One Hundred and Ihlrty-
fourth street, Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
.,,Ezrsry-F4Rsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Election D: 9rt6 6'1 s5, by St and N sa5
svs-ue west One Hundred and Tenth street. Seventh
sgseoe aoBs Election District is bounded by within
In BON tie ecrner Of Lenox avenue and West One
S, s S. T gndrs sI sSd eye2b street avenue
West one EoRa 5eto anq Dsic f is boun6d b. within
west one HUNDRED and Fourtsenth street Era aTenpe
rtee.h street tom Fifth avenue to Lenox Avenue
drsd and TfT street to West One Hundred and -Four
s Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
East oss Pa.sa and ro a f tou ae S b aaS
Ess gi.segnth street PARK a ,sDs
Ess oss uassSd Etc., ad DIST Is 6oGnSei Sy ahd within
ss:s.: q HassS's ana Thirteenth street and Madison
The Seventh Election District by within
East ons Hundred and sixteenth street Park avenue
East one hSnqTed and FtIfcnn Ss59st fGlSo
the north and south sides Of East one Hundred and
the wsst side OF Madison from East Hundred
street EaJ one HsReTsa ana o @ s'Ffe[ and me
ss9s.s s'h street to East One Hundred and Fourteenth
h Ess5s sa D sssp,s Is saqeas4 % and
the north and sogrh ass OF EaSJ one Hqndfed and FIJI
re- east side OF Fifth avenue from East One Hundred
% Tenth Election Dizst Is bounded by end within
and diagonay from tne eTe -, ~ oh asne and West
West one Hundred end E.e +5af - street t, ~
- IN
Inc I41rsred and Sixteenth street Fifth avenue
xt one Hundred and Fli'seh'h street and LenoK
~ twelfth Election District Is ooSnaea oy and within
- TSnox avenue West one HuhoIea ana thirteenth
street A 1snIb Election District is bounded by and
the W. one Hundred and F1ftetnh street Lenox
within 49, S.e Hundred Fourteenth street ane
Nie5olaE sth Election District S bounded By and
,,' West one Hundred ana Nineee!ltL 81 -eno@
ysa1s west Che Hundred ana sIeei and
Seventh avenue. r-...r5.- - bounded lry ann
4ie o. Hundred ana Nineteenth street Fifth
... ives. one Hundred and lI!gh'sehu' Street ~Si-
I,enox avenue ,s.s D.. .-s
-be sixteenth Election District is boahatd oy "a
.taiy TVest one Hundred and Eighteenth Sft :,
sveaae ana diagcnsliy from tbs corner OF ~ ,L
r5 V,e~4 one Hundred Seventeenth street 70 -
Sa-ner ~ I.cnox avenue and West one Hunared a'-
~. seveneenth Election District g bounded 9y ana
Hundred and Eg1ts enfE street
syexus East One Hundred and STteen-a street am Fil
Ths Eighteenth election district IS o2lndsd by an.
sy.rse Past One Hundred and Eighteenth - eec -id
Fifth -. -,5
win Wes1 Hundred and TweE-gz-cond street MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
Election Notice.

THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-ContiHueua
The Forty Election District bounded gthern
Boulevard East one Hundred ana ThirU-eignth S'''
Fortyth Election District bounded by ter
within St Marys street southern Bouevar1 One Hundred
and TRrtyeishth street Southern Bodsyard Eas: one
Fortyfourth District bounded BY BROOK oo
within One Hundred and Fortythird s.s,s and
One Hundred and Forty second street. anu
The Fortyhfth Election bounded by ana
within East One Hundred and ThrtyeIghth ndTed and
Thiry-sxth street, St AIMS avenue and North nfo'"s
Election District is bounded .fle BY park ark
The Election IS bounded by o an9
within Hundred and FOrty-sixth street ~
Third avenue and Harlem TfeT bounded by
within Hundred and Thirty sfh street
ATFsnqP Fflon District is pounded BY and
Harlem river and AenandeF ndeG by and within
East and Thirty street ssond street
place Harlem river and willis avenue by and
within East One Hundped and Thirty sixth street 81
AIMS East one Hundred and Thirty io'- -
The Ffysecond Election bounded oy so
avenue. East Hundred and Thrty-hftn street
Ffyhird District Is . 69gGde Street St
within East One Hundred Thn and
Se Election District bounded BY ana
within and Thrty-ffh street se Fast
9yer or Iong 1 Island Sound Bronx Harlem Tys
Lewis place. East One Hundred ana 4hIIlS 7
! and ST. AIMS z,,5o5 nv and
within East One Hundred Thirty skin 80 81
river or Long Island East One HuhoI Iy,5raJ
Thirty-third street, Cypress avenue East oHS ~
and Thry-hfth and st. Ann avetlus IN, and
within East one Hundred and Thirty seveItA 80;
Willis avenue. One Hundred and Ihltly 'iN'" ~
and Alexander ,-.zz.a and
Fifty Election District Is oonhIsu ~
Hundred and Fortieth stree
| nue.. Hundred and Thrty-ninth s'Ie7' ~
Willis ,.uso,r ,,- and
The Frfyeighth Election District Is bounded oy iI,
within East Hundred and FortietH street. nIS
| avenue. Hundred and Thirty-nihlh @u70' an
| Alexander
The Fifty-ninth Election District is bounded oy ana
within East and Fortyhrst street ~ M
avenue, Hundred and Thirty-elsh'h s''ee' anu
The Sxfietb Election District is bounded and within
East One Hundred and Forty-thlrd street. iH'4" 0'
The Sixty-frst Election bounded by ana
Hundred and Forty fourth street ne
avenue Hundred and Forty-second street an"
! Third
The sixty-second Election District is bounded by and
within East Hundred and Forty fifth street 6ruot
Hundred and Forty-fourth street anu
I Willis
Hundred and Forty seventh stree :
Brook avenue Hundred and Forty-slxth street
| and Willis
Sixty Election District is bounded ny ana
| within Hundred and Forty-ninth street. -
Hundred and Forty-eighth street
|
! The Sixty-ffth Election District bounded by and
/ Hundred FOrty-hfth street. 81
AIMS avenue. Hundred and Forty sixth street
Trinity One Hundred and Fortynintn street
Mary's street. Hundred and Forty-thtrd street
/ and Brook avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14
,rt11RTy-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The FIRST Election District is bounded BY and within
one Hundred ana %' 5d Tneeent5 street a9d
PeTh son5 Election District by within
East orr Hundred and Twenty-tIs street second ave
nue. East Hundred and nineteenth street and Lex
ns 5a rird Election bounded by within
Fast one Hundred and Nineteenth street and Second
Tae Fourth Election District is bounded 54.s1 BY ana within
ri one Hundred Nineteenth street and First avenue
The Fifyh LECTION lSSS ma SECT y 1sero YIN" nm,
east One Hundred and Twenty-irs street and First
aTfhee sixth Election District bounded by within
E9s' 80 one Hundred and Twenty-irst street and
Second see' Election bounded BY within
me M ast one Hundred and Twenty-frs street and
The sh{a hei' and TWenfourth street Third T! aHe
6' ast ore Hundred and Twentyfrst street and Lex
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
East ono H hundred and Twenty-fourth street L. *
nus, ia venue East hundred and Twenty-third
stree rec tnh Election District bounded by within
- orc Hundred and Twenty-ffth street Second
ne East one Hundred and Twenty-third street
II5a a. tyenth Election bounded by and
lem liver East Hundred and Iwent5-thrd street
The fwsfh Election District is bounded By and within
Harlem fis syenae East Hundred Tvents-dth
ssss s a TSfesnt6 Election Dis5et bounded by and
6 Avenue East one Hundred and Twenty-hfth street.
Lexington avenue 49,, 7,t-,rt.. 70 t,s,
- 80 one Hundred and Twenty ninth street Lex
tn aenue East Hundred and Twenty
The fifteenth Election District is bounded by within
me - 141rtIre. ana twenty ninth street, Third ave
f' - ono Hundred and Twenty sixth street and Lex
inglon avenue 49, t,..,rtof t4 houpded IN, -, -,
fiarIem river Second avenue. East one Hundred
n 1if street Third avenue Past One Hundred
- Ts,,,snty-nInth street and Lexington avenue
seventeenth Election H. ers go, oy and
inrto+ avenue East one Hundred ana twenty ninth
Fifth avenue .... ., ,.,,rsas
The Eighteenth Election District Is pquheea by and
within East one Hundred Thirtyseeond street, Ear-
river East Hundred and Thirty ITs street Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-14

October Tth. 1908