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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-09-08
BURLINGTON COUNTY ORPHANS
ID COURT.

In the matter of the sale
of lands of Aaron b. Atk1n-
son, deceased, for payment
of his debts.
BY virtue of an order entered in the above
stated matter. on the third day of Septem
Der, nineteen hundred and eight, shall sell
at public vendue on Thursday, the eighth day
OF October, 1908, at 2.80 o'clock in the after
noon, at Lambs hotel, Mount Holly, New
Jersey, all the following described land and
premises, with the appurtenances, being the
same described in said order, that is to say:
The farm and plantation situate in the
township of Mansfield, county of Burlington,
state of New Jersey. on the road leading from
Columbus to Mount Holly, and bounded as
Beginning at stone for a corner in the line
of George Pancoast's land and corner to land
OF late James White. thence, by the line OF
said White, north eighty-six degrees, east
thirty -three chains and five links to stake
corner to land of the late Samuel Black (nOw
Harvey and in line of the Atlantic and Jobs
town Railroad (now Kinkora and Spring
field railroad), thence by the line of said rail-
road south nine and half degrees, east
twenty-nine chains twenty-five links to the
middle ofthe north branch of Birch creek and
land of the late Henry Bullock, thence down
the middle of said creek the several courses
thereof, to a stake in said PancOast's line,
thence along said line north four degrees,
thirty three links to the place of beginning.
dredths of an acre OF land, be the same more
or less.
Dated September 3, 1908.
CLARENCE T. ATKINSON,
SPENCER SIMPSON, Atty. Executor.
632 Market St., Camden, N. j.
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QUALITY !!

This has been and always. will
be our motto. We contend that
you cannot get anything too good,
too clean or too pure for food. Sc
its not how cheap alone, but also
how good an article we can give
you for the money you spend with
us. Our ever-increasing trade
proves to us that our motto is {
good one.
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Burlington County Railway Company
Hainesport, N. j., August q, 1905
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Burlington County Railway Company
will be held on the twenty-hrst day of Sep
TENDER, 1908, at two thirty o'clock in the after
noon, at the principal office of the company,
at Hainesport, New Jersey, for the purpose
of electing Board of Directors and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
In accordance with the laws of the State OF
New Jersey, no stock can be voted which has
been transferred on the books ofthe company
within twenty days next preceding this
election.
Secretary
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LOBSTER SALAD.

A can of Lobster all ready for
salad means a lot of work saved,
no trouble or worry; its very con-
venient and quick. Only 28c can.
FRENCH MUSHROOMS.
Try a can Of these goods. Very
fine small Mushroom Buttons, not
the big, coarse, woody kind that
are SO tough and stringy, but ten
der, crisp and juicy. goo can.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS.
Quality counts for more in meats
than in most any other article Of
food we know of. Nothing but the
best grades find place in our mar
ket. Give us trial order.
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SECTION H.,

Any Judge of any of the Courts of the State
may be removed for disability continuing for
one year or for refusal to perform the duties
OF his office, by a vote of two-thirds of all the
members OF the Senate and of two-thirds of all
the members of the House of Assembly voting
separately, after a hearing before both Houses
In Joint session,
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at 8 o'clock A. M, and will last p

$3.50 dress suit cases, days price. 69c.
Mems and boys 81 80 work or dress
shoes, solid leather, days price, 96c
Boys all wool So and So school suits, z
days price, CSC.
SIS, $40 and $12 silk net and taffeta
waists, days price, So SO.
69c and 75c Umbrellas. men, ladies and
children, days price, 34c.
BOYS 25c school caps, days price, &c.
-$3 so and "a so ladies' all wool cloth
skirts, days price, $1.29.
Ladies' and Misses fall jackets, regular
SIS, So, $40 grade, days price, $1.9S.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
The Mount Holly Water Company, Will be
held at their office AZ High street on Saturday,
October Srd, 1908, at o'clock p m, for the
election of seven directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may be necessary.
Dated Sept l, 1908 Secretary
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SECTION vi.

The County Courts snail have and exercise
in all cases within the county such orig1na
common law jurisdiction concurrent with the
Supreme Court, and such other jurisdiction
heretofore exercised by courts inferior to the
Supreme Court and the Prerogative Court as
may be provided by law. The final judg
ments of the County Courts may be brought
for review before the Supreme Court In the
Appeals Division. Until otherwise provided
the Jurisdiction heretofore exercised by the
Courts of Common Pleas, Orphans Courts
Courts of Oyer and Terminer, Courts of Quar-
ter Sessions or by the Judges thereof, shall be
exercised by the County Courts pursuant tc
rules prescribed by the Supreme Court. The
justices of the Law Division of the Supreme
Court shall be ex officio Judges of the County
Courts All other Jurisdiction or authority
now vested in any Court, Judge, or magistrate
with Jurisdiction inferior to the Courts in this
section mentioned, and not superseded by
this article, shall continue to be exercised by
such Court, Judge or magistrate until the
Legislature shall otherwise provide.
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HOLLAND RUSK.

These goods are made in Hol-
land, and they are truly delicious,
healthful and nutritious, and are
especially good for dyspeptics. 10
cts. box.
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JOSEPH HUFF

JOSEPH HUFF
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS
NOTARY PUBLIC
l25 Main street, opposite Surrogate's office
Mount Holly, N. j.
Specis attention given to making Abstrac
of TitleslConveyancing, General Accountan
ration of Estates.
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This shows an increase In the taxes of
the railroads that igoes to the benefit OF
the state and individual taxpayers of 3d.
1886, 900. To this should be added about
$3.50. 900 additional, the reduction caused
by an unwarranted cut In the tax rate In
Jersey City. Taking 1905 as basis, with
the tax on the main stem over So, 600
and on second class property over 81, $780,
600, making total Of So. 0SO, 900, the in
crease in taxes paid by the railroads
amounts to So, 485, 900. Taking the figures
of 1905, which are little high, and of
1907, which are as explained above, below
the normal, and averaging the tive, the
yearly increase In the railroad tax figures
about 50, 1876, 900, an additional annual sum
for distribution to the taxpayers of the
state due to the Republican legislation.
The taxpayers have not as yet felt the
full benefit Of this increased revenue from
the railroads, due to the fact that all OF the
tax on the second class property has not
been paid owing to litigation, and none of
the tax on the first class property has been
paid In time to make its distribution prac-
ticable
This year, however, the taxpayers will
receive two years of the taxes on the main
stem Of the railroad, that of 1905 and 1907
After deducting the one-half OF one per
cent. on the value of the main stem to be
reserved by the state for state uses, this
leaves for distribution total of $4,785,-
376, 45. The total local school tax of the
entire state for this year is 81. 142. ia. 35.
so that the distribution of the railroad
moneys. which under the law must be
used for current school expenses, will pay
over sixty per cent. of the local school tax
of the state and should reduce the local
tax rates correspondingly. In some dis
tricts the sum received is sufficient to more
than pay the entire local school tax for
current school expenses in the district, and
in such districts no local school tax should
levied at all. These reduced tax rates,
due to the increased taxes paid by the
railroads, will greatly benefit every local
taxpayer in New Jersey.
The Republican party stands on Its
record in this chapter of legislation.
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PURE HONEY.

We have a few quart jars, Ma
sons make, filled with pure Hon
ey. This is the best way to buy
it +; you get double the quantity for
your money in that style package.
Only 4oc. lar.
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ositively no longer than 7 days.
81 kind, days price, Gee.
Any trimmed hat in this store, some
worth up to So, your choice at 49c.
Ladies' and misses 81, S. and So prin-
cess dresses and suits, days price, 81 SO.
Ladies' and misses white serge and
black, brown and blue mohair skirts,
days price. 81 SO.
One lot of boys 35c cashmere knee
pants, just what you want for school,
days price, 14c.
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was g. 40. In 1907 1t was reduced to 81
61.8, reduction Of over 81 points. What
ever the cause of this large reduction, 1t
was not due to the Hillery tax law.
That law, at most, could only have
caused a reduction in the rate of ten points
as against an actual voluntary reduction
on the part of the city authorities of over
81 points. The amount of second class
railroad property In Jersey City is $780,
GOO, 900; applying to this sum the reduc,
ton In the tax rate In Jersey City, 1t Will
be observed that practically all of the diff
ference between the tax on the second
class railroad property In 1905 and In l9O7,
is accounted for.
The Republican platform of 1904 prom
ised an adjustment of railroad taxation,
so that there should be equality in the
taxes paid by individuals and the taxes
paid by the railroads. That pledge has
been faithfully kept. In 1905 the So
called Duffield act provided that hereafter
the second class railroad property should
be taxed at local rates In 1905 the Per-
kins act provided that the main stem fran
chise and personally of the railroads
should be taxed at the average tax rate OF
| the state. The results of this legislation
| follows:
In 1904, before the increase of the tax on
second class railroad property, the total
tax thereon amounted to 1856, 282. 40.
In 1905, after the passage OF the Duff
| field act. the tax amounted to LIE, 26l. :
90.
In 1906 1t amounted to 81 ,56S, 130.6O.
In 1907 1t amounted to 81, 100, 1856 II.
These figures compared with the figures
for 1905 show the great increase In tax
alton of second class railroad property
which Injured directly to the benefit OF
the localities wherein the property was
located. The falling off in the amount OF
taxes between 1905 and 1907, was due al
most entirely to the reduction In the tax
rate in Jersey City from 81 40 in 1905 to
81. 81 s in 1907 This reduction In the rate
applied to the $50, 600, 900 of second class
railroad property located in jersey City,
accounts for almost all of the difference.
| Nor is this all the benefit the tax
payers received. Under ::the former sys
tenn of taxing the main stem, at the rate OF
one-half of one per cent, the amount OF
tax received therefrom was $3.50, 991.21 In
1905. In 1906. after the passage of the
Perkins act, the amount Of tax levied
against the main stem, including
| the franchise and personally, amount
ed to So, 503, 529.70, and in 1907 to t$S. 254,
734 &c. The increase was thus three and
one-h half to nearly four times. varying
slightly according to the changing OF the
tax rates.
Under the old system then,
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CALL FOR ELECTION of DEL EGATES
~ IN BURLINGTON COUNTY.

The Republican voters of Burlington county
are requested to elect delegates to the Congress
sional and State Convention pursuant to the
above calls. on
Tuesday, September ~, 1908
according to the provisions of the statutes
Under the apportionment the townships and
election districts are entitled to the following
veutiOus.
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AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CON-
sTITuTioN OF THE STATE OF NEW
JERSEY BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 1908.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.

ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
NO.4.
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AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGIsLA-
TURE OF 1909.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.

SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
No. 6.
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TO BOARDS OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION
OF BURLINGTON COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that the Boards of
Registry and Election in and for the county
of Burlington, will meet on
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kHRGS

NCEK SIMPSON, ATTY. EXecu
$50 Market St., Camden, N. ].
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In the matter of the sale
of lands of Aaron b. Atkin-
son, deceased, for payment
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
EXPERT WELL DRILLERS
LOOKING FOR WATER
In Sulphur Springs Valley for a
neming Company,

DOUGLAS, June 13.-(Speeial. -
4. ). barnes AID s. ". Rnebrush
of Deming, two expert well drillers,
have been visiting in Douglas and the
Sulphur Springs valley for the past
three DAYS prospecting the valley for
water.
Mr. Barnes is now engaged in drill
ling the test well in the Deming coun-
try and has had considerable exper-
fence drilling IN three different arts
ian districts. He says that he is con-
fident that artisan water can be
found in number of places in the
valley on the west side further north
from Douglas. He says he represents
some outside capital with money to
invest in the work IN whose interests
he and his partner made the trip to
Douglas and if the company decide to
enter the field as he seems TO be con-
fldent they viii on his submitting his
report, he will soon return to Doug
las with complete outfit for deep
drilling He will bring his outfit over
land from Deming and viii be prepared
TO commence work as soon as be ar
rives and his company can locate some
suitable land Cor the experiment
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
THE APACHE COPPER
mine NEAR HiCHITA
In Which BiSbee and Douglas
Men Are Interested, Open
Offices at Douglas.

The Anderson and Apache Copper
company whose property is located
six miles froc Hachita and in which a
Bisbee business men are interested
have opened opened Offices in the
Hotel Gadsden at Douglas.
z. c. Piper. formerly of the First
National bank will be manager of the
local Office. The Mr. Piper said yester-
day that the company has encountered
a fine lot of ore and in a few days
will commence shipping. "Its an old
property. said Mr.. Piper 1T has
been worked by Mr.. Anderson and his
associates since 1885 until about a
year ago when the present company
took hold of r. In those years
Mr.. Anderson has smelter receipts
TO show for the shipment of 100000
worth of ore. He went down only a
short distance and the methods of
getting out the ore we're very crude.
The present company has sunk two
compartment shaft :. depth of 800
feet and is now prosecuting to strike
the vein at this depth. We have al
ready encountered a fine body of ore
Right now the company could com
mence stopping about 10000 tons OF
rich ore but shipping on large scale
viii not commence until they continue
the work Of prosecuting and reach
the main body Of ore from the 300
foot level. The ore is rich in copper
and silver, with sufficient lime and
iron for fluxing. The FL Paso and
Southwestern has promised to put In
six mile spur to the mine as soon
as we get ready for shipping"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14

corporation be served is the Hudson Trust
THIRD: objects for which corporation
a PS nS enso n Ses Sofher san aad5 telegraph
% sss Il &. :; ss.: =
stations terminal properties engines cars or Other Fa
passengers land water; the purchase improve
5 .sss an B :as
70 buy hold own and sell stock in any corporation.
bonds issued BY any corporation - - oon.-..,.
of every any person
j :: sa. cuisines:
This p shan also have power conduct s
nd unImted S to hod purchase moPtsage a0d
ss6sss e eoan tn an other States ana territories
poradn Seventeen gf R 6 1Sf2SS % q
oD aTndGsd o and syss nD shares
the a e q aPss s% e STOCK 5es tbs s1SsS
Name POstoface Address Number Shares
y fa''OD No. 80 West st. City
Summit Jersey Shares
iI : Washington the Hudson New York shares
William
Frankw
The duration Of corporation
pRs s's sad aRs
Directors power of
deo R aa6 a S seutes bond of he @ eOS
trust deeds securing the other liens upon the real and
n s c 9aD i e B P5ss S 1a y baS
The Board Of Directors may designate three or more of members
it.
Directors
the o. Jersey
Railway
oil Terrio
WITNESS WHEREOF, hereuno
CEAS. w. PARSONS (Sea)
W.
ERNEST Z. INGALLS,, (SeaD
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PAINE WEBER & co. ON COPPER
Especial wire TO L. ]. Overlook

q BOSTON, June l3.-The market OPP
ened weak this morning on lower
London cables and general bearisn
feeling. Most of the selling, how
ever, is credited to the short interest,
very little long stock is reported
coming out, the holders being will
ing to take their chances on Iasvi-
able political developments next
week. During the weakest part of
the sessions coppers were the strong
est on the list which confirms our
prediction that there is something
doing Of q favorable nature regard
ing the metal. North Butte, Greene
CanaRea were the strong feature
and we look for higher prices in the
next Few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
LOGAN & BRYAN
special to L. ]. Overlook. J

Especial to L. J. Overlook
NEW YORK, June ia slight &c
cOYeTy took place in the New YUrk
market today, but sentiment has be-
come unsettled in the last few days,
with some consequent selling pres
sure, but the declines have been
scored mOsdy or professional selling
rather than On the liquidation Com
mercia. outlook is reported as en-
couraging and the crop outlook sat
isfactory, but q great many are in
cliHeG to wait until after the conveu-
tons when the plank5 of the differ
ent platforms will be definitely
known. The reduction Of Finished
steel product prices has started buy
ing on a larger scale and the inquiry
70, copper metal has also improved.
We think the action of the market ut
this time is only natural and still
favor purchases or weak spots.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
The MARKETS
ARE IMPROVING;
COPPER STOCKS
Trade Conditions Are Fighting
Themselves From Week to
Week-Confidence Injected
Into Shattuck Recently.
tBy Rank J. Graft

Another week of feverish uneer-
tsinty has been in veidence in the
stock market and the bulls. though
they nay stin hold the whip hand.
are not having matters their own
way, as fully as they did few weeks
ago. The whole truth of the matter
Is that the speculative situation has
undergone pronounced chahseu
since That time, and liquidation took
place which was the natural eonse-
qUeace. There is no doubt, OF
cours. that trade conditions are
frightening themselves. week by
week, and q more cheerful feeling is
prevailing around in consequence.
There Is no denying thar higher Sc
curly valuations have resulted i'm a
better feeling OF optimism all along
the line, besides doing a great deal
towards loosening of capital, thereby
creating q good market for MSia.ss
cured bono and copper securities.
The market for call money has fiuct-
uated within narrow limits. and the
situation is practically unchanged.
the greater. part Of business has been
transacted at three-fourths per cent.
and a few leans were made as low as
Ia
The copper situation has improved
conside able within the last week
the demand for metal is coming from
large consumers, but only in small
lors. but It shows that heavy eonsum-
ers are in the market Tor metal but
owing TO the unsettled affairs of the
political situation buyers are holding
on their large orders. This in turn
must have its effect on the advance
OF eOppe- shares. which must come
The opening of the Greene Cananea
is good example of the future of
metal as well as the copper share
market East Butte which has been
idle for sometime is about to re
sumo operations, it being UNDERSTOOD
that the directors having advanced
funds enough to operate. Locally
the market remains somewhat UNI
changed This is nothing more than
natural We cannot expect to see
local securities advance until more
confidence is shown in the Eastern
market. However, conservative buy
ing in local stocks are being carried
on daily, thinking that stocks are
purchase and not sale
Superior & Pittsburg should see
better prices. With the listing of
this stock on the Boston Exchange.
shows that the reports on the prop
erty are encouraging enough to wa4-
rant its listing. The decline in Black
Mountain at this time is without
doubt surprise to many. At the
present time Black Mountain Is
making money and with the compile
ton OF work under way, there should
be a handsome profit monthly. The
report up to May LIST will be issued
sfsortly. Shattuck Arizona has been
: the center of attraction during the
week. The visit of the directors and
approving OF a smelter site at Doug
las, has placed world of confidence
in the future of this stock. Possibly
construction of their plant will be
started within the next sixty DAYS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
stamp cancelled
STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF NEW YORK

William sohmer Clerk Of the County Of New York and also Clerk OF
hereby certify that Ior Gayhead whose name is subscribed to the eer
written at the time Of taking such proof and Notary
by the laws of said State to take the and proofs deeds
further that wen acquainted with the handwriting such
proof or acknowledgment is genuine
In
the twentsixth March
Ten l.. R.
ENDORSED:
Received the Hudson Co. N Clerks A
recorded in Clerks Record No
MAURICE J. STACK
Filed, Mar Clerk
WURTS,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
GAL FIVE-BIRD-
WALKER BROS LETTER.
Especial wire to L. ]. Overlook.

Especial wire TO Il. j. Overlook
NEW YORK, June 13.-The market
was dull at the opening and then sold
off under pressure. This did not last
long and later traders began to bid
prices up. Union Pacific and st.
Paul advanced and this caused the
rest of the list to advance The
close was duh, but steady. The bank
statement was good. We look for a
fairly active market. Coed cop news
is having a good effect generally.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14

Be remembered that this twentxh day March a D. nine
personally appeared Charles w Parsons William w caran Ernest D. In
and known to be the described in and who executed
thereof did acknowledge execution thereof and that they
ISIDOR
cent R. Notary n ant
o1
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
GREAT DEPOSITS OF
GOLD AND COPPER ORE

That the new copper country tribu-
tary to the Arizona and California rail
road, in Arizona and California, is
among the richest mineral regions in
among the richest mineral regions in
the west, is the opinion of J. T. Nc
Laughlin, general manager OF the
Dunkirk Mining company.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
RECORDERS oFF.cE.
TOMBSTONE, cOCHISE CO

Filed and recorded Herring,
G A MCDONALD
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National 49, 49,. a 40
Raven -. ..... .. LOO
Rankin ..... SIS
Wolverine & Arizona -. 125
Arcadian 1890. 3.25
Yukon -. -. ............ 3.75
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-14
COUNTY OF NEW YORK

Signed, sealed and delivered in
STATE OF NEW YORK
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
COUNTY OF CoCHIsE.

7
A in and
O'Clock
Book Nc Incorporation Cochise
year
(SeaD C. A. MCDONALD
County Recorder