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The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
STORAGE,

&c PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-YE CAN SAVE
you money hauling, packing. shipping. Can or
phone Main E54 b. BAUM i son, sI2 Pa. ave.
de9-u
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FOUND,
BICYCLES.

BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED-WBTLE THEY
last, Diamond Co.'S tires seconds only g75 put
on trial guarantee. JONES TIRE WORKS 62.
c0i NV ny9-th, fTt2sa-9t
WE ARE DIRECT FACTORY AGENTS FOR
the famous Hudson Bicycle the best wheel on the
Market equipped with cur puncture- proof tire; We
save yCu 20s easy payments. if desired. HATER-
FORD CYCLE CO. 4E 10Th 81. nv mvi2-tf
ONE YALE. TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap At HAzLETON'S. i2ss5l 10th 81.
nw r,vs.f
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-ENERGETIC BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
can earn good wages delivering kilograms. Apply
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT. Western Union OF
fee 1901 st. oclS tlu-r
WANTED-A DRIVER. FUssELL's. 1927 N Y.
ave. NV. myZ}-t
WANTED - EXPERIENCED PACKERS FOR
china glassware and grocery departments Apply
between s and 70 A. M. 20 =. e.. j. TREANOE.
with Woodward & Lothm0 msl}.t
WANTED-YOUNG COLORED BARBER; ONE
% finish trade prlfegrsl. 1876 Il'h 50. uw
WANTED MEN To Do GASFINTUBE WORK.
Apply l0l3 9Th ST. uv05t
WhlShEY. g PER GAL. THE John WE'D
DERBURN. 5ls Z st. nv. aps-f
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D.
9, Washington, d. c., May g. 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 2 o'clock 2. m, THURSDAY,
June c, 1907, for furnishing the District
Government by July l. 1907 $500 more or
less enameled metal numerically num-
bered Identification number tags for mo-
tor vehicles. Figures TO be separate Ara
bic numerals not less than four inches
high. and The strokes not less than one
half inch in width, the words District
Of Columbia In letters one-half inch
high 10 be placed above the numerals
Black ground, with white figures and let
ters. Bach sign to be perforated on each
of the four corners and slotted for straps
as shown by sample in office of Property
Clerk. ID. c. HENRY B. +. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L. WEST, JAY J. NOR
ROW, Commissioners, D. G.
my23,2425.z12S29
OFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C
Washington. d. c.. May l5 l9c7.-Seaied uro-
posas win be received az this office until z O'Clock
noon. SATURDAY. June l. 1907. fer furnishing the
ire department with l5.0C0 feet, more or less. Of
cotton. rubber lined and rubber fire hose "a inches
inside diameter Full information and Specifications
can be obtained from the Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department HENRY T. F. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commi5.
sioners. D. C. nyI76texS
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
May SELL Old HALL
Place of "the AncientS" Held
at Price Of S145,O 900.
BUYERS NAMES NOT PUBLIC

Structure Where Franklin w. Smith
Once Lectured on Customs Of OLD
and Others-Rumor Connects The
atricaI Venture with Building.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION rs AS
sis.aat haokkespsr; also cock and general house
worker desire places; STAY nights DUPONT
AGENCY. T35 or7s are. ur. Phone North 3l3.
mr5}2t
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COLLECTORS,

VIZ COLLECT NOTES ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
Cessful. FULLER AGENCY. III IZth 81. Wv.
mh3d
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THos. J. oWEN 9 %. Aac.L5aeeIs:

TRU STEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE 80. ll50 TWENTY THIRD
STREET NORTHWEST
~ virtue of a certain deed n trust duly re-
corded in Liber No Z50j, folio 3iG q sea-. q ue
land records of the District Il Columbia and az
the request 4 the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees viii sell. az public auction, In 'front.'
q the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
n May. A. %. 1917 AZ 433 O'Clock r.. NJ. the tol
lowing described land end premises. situate In the
city = Washington District q Columbia, and deslg
mated as and being lot taentvsix lBi. in Foltaire
Wieits subdivision 4 lots fifteen 49,. sixteen 5i.
and seventeen 90 Of square thirty seven l3l. as
per plat recorded in Liber e. IT, B.. folio IL oi
the surveyors Office q the District q Columbia. 20
gsther with ue Improvements consisting Of a two
story brick and frame house.
Terms of sale: Onc-thiri Of the purchase money
10 be paid iu cash. balance iu two equal install
ments parable iE one and two years, with interest
a. pr csutum per snnGm, payable sami-annually.
from day ~ sale. secured D. deed Of trust upon
the property Sold Cr an cash AZ the option Il the
purchaser. 4 deposit # 500 win be required 40
TINE # sale. All cruYeyarcirg recording. &c, az
cost 0f purchaser. Terms ~ safe 20 be complied
with within ten DAYS from day cf sale otherwise
The trustees the right 90 resell the property
az Che risk and cost # defsuiting uIr~iasr after
five Gays advertisement q such resale n some news
paper Published ~ Washington, b. g.
FRANK F. RESIDE.
Guy II. JOHNSON.
Trustees
myisd&1s ezS umbian Bldg
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RUG WEAVING,

SAVE YOUR Old CARPETS, RUGS WOVEN
from old carlefs WASHINGTON RUG CO..
El 5th NV 'rIanc A. AIS ap27-slt
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

ToR sLE-A HANDSOME. WELLBRED. GAIT
C5 mare. Phone North 4H myI7--t
WASTED-HORsEs To PASTURE: SHADE
and running water in every field l. L. GREEN.
Bethesda. Nd. Phone Kensit gt9n gfI2 my2 a5t
A CAR LOAD OF GOOD DRAUGHT AND DRIY-
log horses just arrived from Lancaster Co., Pa
Hyman's Stables, 3O3 9th y. w.
ar2,-t
% VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE. 100 70 L go
pounds also a fen cheap horses, FRED JOHN
son g. BRO, ia ! 81 sa feZu
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,

GENTLEMAN OWNING TOURING CAR WILL
rsut same Co private parties hy the hour. reason
able Phone y. 5s2 l5i9 ST. NV. apzs-51t
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PIANOS FOR SALE,
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az 4 i5g and 5 per cent interest, special
privileges win respect 10 pri0r payments TYLER
RUTHERFORD tInc). 1901 + 81 NV ocsu
MONEY TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace cd Snes at lowest rates Of IN
teTest An transactions conducted with ec0nomicsl
consideration for borrowers NM b. SAUNDERS
co. 1907 e.. NV. Ocs-u
ilgJUj0 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT On REAL
estate at per cent. Answers given same cay O.
application whore margins are sufficient Expenses
lowest BUTLERTALlAtEBkU 60. uucl cor
sh and Il sts nv. JaA-tfeod
MONEY 70 LOAN Is ANY AMOUNTS tKO3I
"a per cent 10 per cent On d. 4. real estate.
EIeTy consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 5ss2 go Street SIY
Hhl3-rf
LOANS On REAL Estate TO PER CENT
interest. depending On iCcati0l. GASGH q
BlRGE 1896 -. \, ave, VcSf
MONEY TO LOAN BUSINESS MEN on n
d9rsed notes 500 90 E.00; also second trust losns
quickly made D. G. improved real estate. i1 sums q
$50 and upward QUICK LOANS, Herald otce.
sr-F--Irrn
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~ flsVlv
sli 7 81. NV, rcoms. very dClrable brick. $500
Investments. All Bricks
81 Decatur 50. nv. bet y. C. ave, lst, o
anc 7 sts. rent. SG Prce.........-........ 81 100
70l Brewers c. No. bet. 6th and 7th, G. ard
SIS: rent, $3.50. Prlc,................... 100
l2l0-l2 l5,h ST. NV. two stores aud dwellings,
renting ao6o Pr.ce......................... 1000
Apartment house "AZADIA." large apart
meuts renting $3.50; 10th St and Va. ave.
rW. Price $3.50.
Ne cor. 10th and X sis NV. l3 rooms. rents
SO; win rent for Sl00. viii sell for assessment.
Very desirable District acreage property for home
seeker and iuTeslCT.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
OI2 I4th st. n. w.
myZ-3t
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RUGS.

RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS DROP
postal s3l s.h 81. NV. or phone $50 mhI-d
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EXCURSION WAGONS,
DENTISTRY,
DENTAL WORTi

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING;
DO pain. lock- sceI. act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrunscu faces made normal; painless
Gliing. DI. J. L. WILSON, lz13 L ST. NV. oCs-u
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postal. sl s-h st. NV. or phone 49, mb1-d
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,
FOR SALE YOUR CHOICE or sEyERA.
makes t slightly us-l electric and gasoline r1ua-
bouts ana FHsrlir- touring cars a- prices thar viI
interest yal. DUPONT GARAGE Co. -g N ST..
uv Phone n 5lfL mFZC,f
MAXWELL RUNAEOUT. S.G. FRANKLIN
Ewatgar. $50. b-1 RuHal11r $50. Indian alo-
tar-Fr.e S5t Immediate delivery 90 Ya.e-Calif0r-
MIA Ne.U- C.e'a-
Cbas. +. Miller & Bro,
ll1r- 18Th 81 uw a-rs+f
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves. briCa brac. and all kinds Of house
hold goods BACMS FURNITURE SHOP 18th
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
WALL PAPER,

PLACE ORDERS FOR PAPEBHANGING AND
decorating now and avoid unpleasant delays.
He guarantee satisfaction. Phone North 30
EDWARD L. HOFFMAN. I-l3 liia st.
gr--fr1d
WE WILL FURNISH YCU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms. tX9z9 CSC. l0zI0tg. SLID,
Gz.5zs s-5i ltz5z3 $50, other rocms in pf0p0r-
tra, Comet +. O.. NOLTE % lith. fe5u
ROOMS ERED, s. UP; SAMPLES
brought ltc>t spring designs: painting IL
pEEJN. i5I sth s.. Phone \. 5is,m aIs-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
HOUSES FOR SALE,
HOMES.

S2lo 18th st. nv, Columbia Heights a. N. /.
sli p st. NV. rooms. very desirable. brick. $500
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29
CUDAHY CUTS BEEF PRICES.
Trust Maenate Predicts Lowering Of
All Staple Supplies.

Omaha. Neb., Oct. 30 The Cudahy
Packing company announced q cut IN
the prices of an meats Of 10 per cent
The reduction was 20 the retailer and
will be in effect today, when, the re-
tailers have promised the entire re,
duction will apply to all Of their sales,
The Cudaliy company is one Of the
big five" constituent concerns Of the
packing trust Tile Inference is that
the cut has been made at the direction
of The trust managers and Will inlme-
diately be announced by all of the
packing companies in the combine.
One Of these is the Schwar2ehild &
Sulzberger company Of New York city
Following the announcement here
Edward A. GHdahy. head Of the Cuda.
by company, declared tlaf he believed
there would DE an immediate decline
"A prices ali along The lire of produce
and staple supplies.
General business eNpmsion said
he. has been carried too far and
there has got TO be hale We haxe
been buying cheaper for several days,
and we think tlia inc conditions jus.
tify us in selling cheaper
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

In cannot be too often reiterated
that the people Of Morris county will
be conserving their own most sacred
interests in retaining David Young in
the Surrogate's Office Practically all
the property in the county goes
through the Surrogate's hands in
every generation, and it is important
for the interests of widows and or
phans that the Surrogate should not
only be well-meaning man, but also
man of experience and good judg-
ment. Mr.. Young has shown that he
possesses these qualifications to a re-
markable degree, and now that the
Office is to be changed from a fee to a
salary basis, experience and good
Judgment are especially required. The
man who has so improved the condi,
tions Of the office should be retained
~, II
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

THE people Of Morris county should
love Senator HIley for the enemies
tie has made. Always loyal to party
principles he is nevertheless ready to
advance any measure that promises
good to the people without question
ing its effects upon the party as such
or TO himself personally, he has incur
red the enmity Of some Of the infuen-
ces in that State that seek to control
legislation tor personal agrandizement.
This IS shown by The attempts Of the
Newark Evening News and few
other papers who get their inspiration
from it, TO dlsparage his work in the
Scuate and by making insinuations
against him personally The motives
Of Iuess attacks are 50 plain that they
defeat their own purpose The utter
lack Of political influence of the
= News has been shown on more
than one occasion, and the result in
Morris county this fall viii be another
instance
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

In this issue will be found the re-
port made by Mr.. Cauldwell, the
President of the Civic Association
calling attention tp some Of the re-
suits achieved by the Association in
the past two years. The showing is
an excellent one, and proves that con-
certed acuion on the part Of citizens
accompIishes results. The success OF
the Association may be largely attri D
uted to the fact that the members
were working for better conditions
without having a mercenary object.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29
SHERIFF NS SALE.
NfoRHls GmcuIr CanRr

NlflEitiS
~, ~ I.st,,,s. r3isin.
t{iTs Is 4 fsfsrl fSliSar tSsfsrssa4,t
~ IA lor SAFE oi lana.
Returnable to October term, a d 1907.
GE0ReE e. RfsNyoN Attorney
:, u 1411srpr4I ~ TIT. 4st.a 49,. III
Is ~ 4 ~ = n = y
~ - ~, ~, ~,
p e ~ I, Se. ey as nDsso 81 q
| Soufs iio'lss ~ n1oi' ," ~ \, - ~
MONDA y. the 18th DAY Of N0< kMbEk
next A ID 1907. between the hours of u.
N. ana-b O'clock D. M, that is Co say at p
o'clock ia the afternoon of said day. all
those two eareain tracts of land. situate in
said township Of Passaic, in said county.
bounded and described as follows. 10 vii
The first tract; bepinnine ana stake in
corner OF lands OF Isaac Potts and John
Lee ,ieeeased thence IA South eighteen
degrees East sixty chains ana for5g-two
links along line oil lands of Isaac POTTS to
the North side of a lot of lana formerly
known as Che. u Gore Lot:n thence North
seventy degrees Fast eleven chains
and sixty five links to corner Of lands Of
| Patrick Dolan; thence along the line Of
| said lands North sixteen degrees West
sixty-eight chains and thirty-two links 20
| line Of lands Of John Lee, deceased bhence
| along said line South -forty- four degrees
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

EVERYWHERE the Democratic can
didates and speakers go they are do
ing the raying act and croak at great
length over the terrible condition
State affairs are in from their point Of
view. They seem to forget that theil
hearers are intelligent men who know
good proposition when they see it
and it is upon the intelligence of tht
voters that the Republicans rely thi'
year as they have In the past. It's thu
same old story, and II will be thI
same old majority.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29
MIR. kArzENBAcn on EXCISE

9" do not think it right for the
State government to Interfere With
the rights Of the residents OF the sew
eral communities OF the State. While
/ do not wish you to construe my
words into opposition to the Bishops
act, still do maintain that the resi-
dents of the separate communities,
which in Jersey differ so widely and
are COMPOSED of altogether different
people, have an uEdoubted right to
say if they shall enjoy the pleasures
they desire or shall be ruled by an
arbitrary law passed by the Legis-
lature in disregard of the wishes Of
overwhelming majorities in some
counties. Frank S. Katzenbach,
Jr., in his speech at Camden, as re-
ported in the Trenton True American.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

For the first time in his campaign
Mr., Fort, at Asbury Park on Tuesday
charged corruptness in the admins
tration OF 1.-The Democratic party,
which controlled the state until
twelve years ago. He touched on the
$1,000 fiagpole scandal and the S.
cuspidors bought by the Democrats,
declaring that when such corruption
became known the people turned the
Democrats out. s'And they stand
ready to GUST the Republicans when
they become corrupt, he said; "but
no corruptnesS can be shown in our
administration, and the people are
satisfied with present prosperity"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

IN these days when thoughtful men
generally favor civil service rules and
and the Keeping Of good men in Office
regardless Of politics, it seems absurd
to call attention to the fact that the
only opposition 50 FIR manifested to
senator Hillery and Surrogate Young
is that they have been in Office before,
BY al the rules OF logic this is the
very reason why they should be re-
elected, Ii they have faithfully dis
charged the duties committed To
them. it is an earnest that they viii
continue to do SO in the future, No
business man would think ofreplaeing
an experienced employee with a mex
perieaced man simply for the sake OF
elange, and SO the voters OF Morris
county will feel about the Senatorship
and Smrogateship this fall ,The
world-old rule Of rewarding good and
faibhful servants will hold in this case,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

THE candidates, in going about the
county find, generally, that while the
voters are not wasting any time in
discussing politics they are satisfied
with the present condition of affairs
and expect to vote to continue
them on election day. The only
issue that is exciting attention is the
fight made upon the Rep lblican AS
sembly nominees by the agent of the
anti-saloon league, but as there are
very few persons interestedSenough t.
attend their meetings in various parts
OF the county there is no great dan
ger from that source.
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TIE very satisfactory condition Of

THE very satisfactory condition of
affairs in Morris township is a sure in
dex of the reelection of the re-nom-
mated officials. There is no question
that the township has never been bet
ter served than by the present officials.
Every department has been carefully
and economically managed. The col
lector. Mr.. Thompson, has introduced
new methods in Keeping his accounts
that are marvels OF simplicity and
|concisEneSs, while Mr.. Prudden has
been an efficient member of the Board
uf Freeholders. The voters of the
township should show their apprecia-
tion by large majorlties.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

a RECENT summary of good results
secured in Morristown in the past two
years is. Indirectly compliment to the
Republican administration which had
the power and responsibility of the To-
cal government. The men who have
brought about these good results are
to be congratulated and the interests
of the town will be served by their
continuance in Office. Alderm n
Owens and Mowery have been leaders
in this work. The former, did not see
his way clear to accept renomina-
tion after several terms in the board.
Mr. Mowery, has accepted a renomi-
nation. When it is considered that
he is one of the best posted man in
civic affairs in the town, who can al
ways elucidate a situation, and that
he has been efficient on three import
ant committees it needs no argument
to induce people to serve their inter-
ests by voting for him. Mr. Taylor,
the noEsi1ee iii the Second T4rd, is
a local business man who knows the
town. Mr.. Tompkins, in the Third
Ward, has been an efficient member
of the board of Aldermen before and
will be especially valuable during The
coming two years when the problem
of sewer connections viii have to be
worked out. Mr.. Freeman, in the
Fourth Ward is well-known as an ep-
ergetic and capable young business
man and will be well supported by
many friends,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29
KoNGo noUTRAGEsn NOT TUE
Or. FesdericIS Starr Sees England's
Hand In Revoltina Reports


Spokane. Wash. Oct. 29-Dr Fred
erick Starr head Of the department Of
anthropolol;y at the University of Chi
cago, declared in the course of I'M i'm
terview here
While in the Kongo | was in a po-
siti0n to get at lie heart of the inhu-
man atrocities reported to have been
committed largely at The instance of
King Leopold Of Belgium, who is also
King Of the Kongo IT Is doing tardy
Justice to both King Leopold and Bel
GUM to say Thar whatever crue!tias
have been practiced have been greatly
nIagnified. The charges against King
leopold have grown largely out Of po-
litical motive, and it is needless to
deny that such charges have been ac-
lively aided ana abetted by the Eng
lish government
England is greatly Interested just
now in the construction Of the Cape
70 Cairo railroad which mist run
through. the eastern. half Of the Kongo
State. Naturally Isngltnd IS Interested
in absolutely controlling the territory
surrounding the railroad 50 much 50
that if King Leopold We're to cede to
England The EASTERN half OF the Kon7
go state we would hear no more about
the alleged ciuelties beside which
those practiced BY Neyler in the Gu,
ban reconcentiMdo camps We're made
to shrink into insigniiicance"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29
cheap Aoa pip.

4 hog dip can be provided In very
simple manner with crude OIL says
Farmers Advocate Simply make 4
shallow trough or tank into Which the
animals can crawl at VIII Fill this
about half full oil water aud pour in
enough crude oil to make scum from
one-fourth 10 one-half inch thick,
When the hog enters this artificial walk
ow its hair aud skin receive little Of
the oil Just enough to prove destruci
i've to the lice ANA other parasites on
IT'S body Add oil 10 The water about
vice eaeh month.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29
NOYEMRER i. 1Q07.

in the Board of Aldermen Rooms. Morris
County Savings Bank Building, Morris
town. N j.. for the consideration Of a
petition from the Morris and Somerset
Electric Company, corporation, filed
with the Town Clerk on October ii, 1907.
and for the consideration of an ordinances
granting the consent prayed for by the
said petition for the use of all the public
streets, avenues, parks, parkways, high
ways and other public places within the
said Town of Morristown for the period OF
twenty years. for the purpose of construct
ing and maintaining system OF posts or
poles thereon and therein, with such wires,
cables, lamps, fixtures, appliances and
connections as may be necessary or proper
for the purpose of lighting the streets and
other public places and buildings of the
Town of MOrristOwn by electricity, and OF
supplying and distributing electricity and
electric power TO the Inhabitants and resi-
dents of the said Town for heating, light
ing and power purposes and Of supplying
electricity and electric power to other mu-
inequalities and to theinhabitants and resi-
dents thereof for said purposes also for
the purposes aforesaid of constructing,
maintaining and operating q system Of
underground subways. cOndui6s or ducts
Including the necessary man holes, hand.
holes, street openings, connections and
other appurtenanees in, on and below the
surface of all of the said public streets
avenues, parks parkways, highways and
other public places, and TO place, operate,
and maintain therein such wires, cables,
conductors. fixtures and appliances as may
from time to time be necessary OF proper
and OF from time to time repairing and
renewing the said posts. poles, wires, cab
| les, lamps, subways, conduits, ducts, and
other various appliances. fixtures and con
nectiOns.
| BY order Of
TIE MAYOR AND BOARD
OF ALDERMEN OF THE
TOWN OF MORRISTOWN.
NATHANIEL @. Tons. Town Clerk
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-10-29

THE larger interest in the State
campaign should not lead to the neg
lect of local affairs. While the State
issues are important, practically the
selection of local officials comes nearer
home to the tax payer, as they collect
and expend all the money raised by
taxation. The mistakes or extrava-
gance of State officials do not affect
the tax rate, for no tax is levied for
State purposes. 1t is the local Off
Gals who really are of the greater i'm
portance. Republican rule in Morris
town, Morris Township and Morris
County has brought about the maxi
mum amount of good for the minis
mum amount of taxation. Continue
faithful servants and thereby continue
these good conditions.