The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-10-10
" ENFORCE ELECTION
LAW SAYS PARKER
Grand Jury Must Indlct II
Case Is Made Out Proper.

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There is nothing more important in
the whole grand jury duty than to see
that the laws guaranteeing the purity
of elections are enforced" said JUS
tice Charles w. Parker in his charge
TO the grand jury at the opening Of
the October term of the Morris coun-
lty courts this morning. "a new
election law, in some ways an i'm
provement on the old law, Is now in
force and provides that certain Of
lenses are misdemeanors. It will
be your duty to consider complaints
of its violation and to indict If
proper case is made out
Justice Parker told the grand Jury
that there was the usual grist Of
cases, including homicide, arson. lar
ceny, but no especial comment was
necessary.
The members of the grand jury
are Robert B. Cornish, general agent
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Passaic
township, foreman; Augustus Mum
son, superintendent Wharton Steel
Co., Rockaway township; Albert
Richards, retired contractor, Dover;
Elmer G. Searles, farmer, Chester;
Lewis D. Kay, cashier National Iron
bank. Morristown; Charles e. Shell
ley, ice manufacturer, Hanover town
ship; Frederick A. Woodruff, retired
farmer, Morris township; Thomas
Mitchell, general store, Rockaway;
Joseph B. RICHTER, extract manufact-
urer, Denville; Theodore F. King,
general store, Landing; Robert f.
Dram, general store, Wharton;
Ralph H. Salmon, carpenter and
builder. Mt. Olive; Thomas H. Mes
kill, contractor, Morristown; Edward
II. Sickle, farmer, Boonton; Samuel
l.. Garrison, editor Boonton Bulletin,
Roonton; William g. Badgley, florist,
Chatham; Henry B. Johnston, dentist,
Dover; Alvah l.. Reynolds, paper box
manufacturer, Madison; Harry w.
Berry, carpenter and builder, Pc
quannock; Daniel Cammeyer, farmer.
Montville; Theodore B. Connect, gem
eral store, Mendham; Warren E..
Bostedo. general store, Netcong;
William A. Searles, farmer, Washing
ton township. 8
! Cases Nos. l, 8, 6. Z, 8, 10, II. IS,
IA, 16 of supreme court, and Nos. "a,
rs. 26. 2S, 20 of the circuit court,
were reported as ready for trial at
this term
Case No. 6, the quo warranto pro-
ceedings brought by Attorney Gem
eral Edmund Wilson against the Nor
ris Railroad Co., will be tried before
a struck jury, the state having its
application for the struck jury granted
by the court.
A list of licenses granted, together
with the fees. follows:-
Hotels.
Arthur Westervelt, $3.50, Butler;
Jesse Hendershot, $3.50, Butler; AL
fred H. FIGHTER, 800, Berkshire Val
ley; Albert ]. Thomas, 500, Milton;
Frank L. Schafer, $3.50, Mt. Arling-
ton; Michael O'Connor, $3.50, Mont
vile; David Snyder, $3.50. Montville;
John B. McGrath, $500, Madison;
William N. Phoenix, 500, Mendham;
Frank Kithcart, 500, Netcong; John
Kenneally, George f. Howard, 500.
Netcong; Jacob Keller, $3.50, Rock
away; Luther Karn, $3.50, Succasunna;
Bernard t. Johnson, $1O0. Mine Hill;
Howard R. Snyder, 500, Mine Hill;
Emile Meyer, $3.50, Wharton.
Saloons.
| Thomas Shortridge, $3.50, Netcong;
William e. Jayne, $3.50, Rockaway;
Joseph Martin, $3.50, Wharton.
Wholesale.
| Stephen Hathaway, $3.50, Madison;
Thomas Delaney, $3.50, Hibernia.