CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER JO, 1906.

Notict of solo of foods for nopaid tales ia lower Towaship for year 1905.

HoSeiu. collector Lowrr, CoudIt ol C Ncwrjcncr. tbit he

X 1

reel eetelr n rtrinoi in menuuneu. iui i»*e •bortcet term (or which urj p«t»oo or per ■uno *111 ««rre to take the umc end pat the U> lien thereon, including in tenet end

e place at the Town-

U of aale. The aatd eale

ahip Houae. at tjoio spring, in aaio towi mi, mm su & n. at one o'clot k in the afternoon of eaid da; The eaid lande. tenetoente. hcrediUmeat and real eatate eo to be aold. and the name of the penone againat whom the eaid text hare been laid on account of the name, an the amount ol taxes laid oa account of each parrel, are as follows, eia.; LOWHH TOWNSHIP. Benjamin Balleast. the sum of three ml lets and hlty cents ilj so) on two acres of land adjoining lands of 8. B. Taylor. Bennett & Kirhardeon. the sum of two A-II... s-d twenty-eight cents (Pi-sg) on it acres of land adjoining lands of

:nts llt.JJ) upon lot No. J9, block of twelve do!

I P. S

le sum of ooe dollar

laili-Ji.)

'"samoers Cord, the sum of aeeenty fool dollars and eighty two cents upon eighty six acres of land adjoffcinr*lands of

Lewis Hildreth.

Jacob C. Cox. the som of two dollars and

• ta (fi tp '

m of foo

d jllar

i of land, adjoining

• ’ land, adjoining lands of A. I

B Pleischhaner. ae»enty-6ve ceo nd adjesning lands of Albert Pterson. Heirs of Wtlliata Gibbs, the sum of four Mlara and fifte-aeve - “ > —■— _Tes of land adjoinii Kate Gibbons, the nineteen cents ((r.191 on one-half acre of land adjoining lands of C. C. Reeves. Priscilla Hand, the sum of eleven dollars and eighty two eenU (It I As) upon twenty acres of land, adjoining lands of James

Sallic Marshall, the sum of eighty eigbt cents (*.S8) upon four acres of land adjofi-

ing lands of J. P. Scott.

Heirs of John & Parsons, the sum of eighty eight cents ($AS> upon ten seres of land adjoining lands of heirs of William Heirs of Isaac Pepper, the sum of *ve dol Jars and twenty five cents its JJI upon Bee acres of land adjoining lands of Howard F Hoffman ... Heirs of John F. Shaw, the sum of eightyeight cents (1.88) upon ooe and one quartet acre of land adjoining lands of Unah Crease Heirs of Jane P. Schetlenger. the sum of taro dollars and B : •* *" '****'

Henry Jr fifty fi»e « L Mrs B W Kirby, the ars and thirty cents <tl18. n«. IJO. ijfi. ««i. ijq. 160. 165. I6A 171. 7*. 177.178. 181 and ihj in block K. James Msrphv. the sum of font dollars ■ad ten cents (it lo) upon lots No. so ia >lotk K. George Myers, the sum of one dollar aud fifty five cents (#1.351 upon lot No. 143 iu William McConnell, the sum of five dollars and thirteen cents <15-131 upon lota “i. 37. }8. to. 60. fij. 70 and 73 in b ock K leo. W Porter.' the asm of one dollar 1 three cents ill .03) upon lot No. ja la loherts & Cohen, lire sum of two dollars I fifly-acven cents [»a 57] upon one qoarof lot No. 8| in block A Thomas A Reading, the sum of five dolt sad tkittren cents Its 13) upon lot 33 in bl.rck A. Wm Selvey. tbs sum of one dollar anal J»y flveceuu :It lii upou lot No. 16 In block N Scott Sc Roberts, th- «nm of three dol._irs and stste ceou itS-OU) upon lot No. IS! In block fc. John Springer, the sum of three dollars nd right oruu ($3 Oil upon lot IM in

Albert Schctleuger, the dollars and ulartymigbl < lot 76 In block K.

sty-three cents ($1 fit) U| adjoining lands of B.

W. S. P- Shields, the sum of twelve dol lar* and twenly-five cents III 3 jji Upon twenty acres of land adjoining lands of Charles Dawson W. a P. Shields, the som of thirty eight dollars and fifty cents (#38.50) upon ooe hundred acres of land. Cox Hall property. Heirs of Kcturmh Trusty, the sum of three dollars and ninety-four cents 1(3.91- j Walter Trusty, the sum of forty-four ceou (I 44' noon s lot on the Shun pike. CAPE MAY POINT. Young Men's Christian Association, the sum of six dollars and fifteen cent* (#6.ij< opon lots j: and «J in block KYoung Men's Christian Association the sum of two dollars sod five cents (la-05)

upon lot 87 in bU-_ _

Yoong Men's Christian Association, the Sum of seven dollars and eighteen cents (#7 18) upon lou x. fiand 8 in block B. Yoong Men's Christian Association, the sum of three dollars and eigbt cenU (Is 081

■"SiSSSSES,. .w dollars) “ * *“*• *

dollars aad tweMw «*wtsl»Jo> and fiee emu flM|) upon lot Noi

I'S;

44 ia block

Edward Batchler. the sum of seven dollars and ci^tcea cenU (»7.>»l 00 lou 67.1«3 “d "tits? Batchler. the sum of five dollars aad thirteen cents (#5.13) 00 '- 00 ««• *7 and 4} in block H Edward Batchler. the som of two dollars and five cents [#a 05] on lot 1 in block K. Edward Batchler. the som of ooe dollar and three cenU i#i 03] on lot 47 »■ Mock I. Geo Benangh. the som of two dollars and fift£-sevcn ceou (Is 57) upon Lot No. i0 Geo C wf Hailey. the som of two dollars and five eeott 1*1-05) upon Lot No 9 in Block K. June Chew, the som of two dollars aad fin ceou [#i 05] on lot iSIn block N. Alice Chew, the »rjn of aloe dollars and tw. niy-t hree cenU (#913) OU lot No 90 in Ralph A. Cordes. the sum of five dollars and thirteen ceou [I5.13] upon lot 67 tn

block K.

Chas. H. Camp, the sum of seven dollars and eighteen cenU (#7.181 upon Lot No. 13

... -

dollars and sixty cenU ($3.60) upon Lot No.

63 in Block A

Estate of Denais F. Dealy, the

lot No IM ia Nock E Hamnei B- Bwiag. the st and ten cenU "P 0 *

enu (#1.57) upon

lou No. 13 sod

John Farrell- the sum of three doOxr* and Heirs of Thoaus A rcrassy. sac asuw sx three dollars had eight cents Oiol) Ppm tra dollars aad tweaty-Kve cents(|io rjmt lou Mo. isa. isl. 04. >40.146. *»*. IU. * 170 aad 176 in block K- _ Heirs of Thomas A Fern ley, the som three dollars and eight eenU Hjj*) a# lou No. 4>*a4 Uia bloekl. Heirs of Tho * "

__ Maek M. of Ire dollars m lou No. 13

fifly-seven «nu [$*.57} o. lot 61 in Mock H. M- Fahey, the snm of one dollar •Tftss: _ fifty-five cesU (ll Simpon lot No-148Is John W.Fitch, the snm of one dolls fifty-five ceou (It -S5> "P°« lot is ia No Charles H Foster, the oaai of seven lars oad seventy oeou apan lot Ho.;

16 ia Nock H.

^iaSift5J5AaL.!StJS Nelson Critta, the snm of seveoty-t

enu [|.7r) ue lot 19 in block H.

Mary A Hoccklcy. the som of owe dot nd fifty-five cenU (#1.55) npoo lot No- ty

block L

I'rsnk A Hall, the sum of two dollars a fifty five ceou lit tfj upon lot No. 10, bio Frank A HsU, tbs sum of oat dollar and hree cents (It 031 upon lot No. 45 block A Frank A Hall, the sum of one dollar aad •ty-five rents tli 35) upeo loU No. 94 aad

< m block A.

Hovey, the snm of two dollars

on lot No. 19 aad sc.

Ddfi£«

1 block K "

a Han

1* [If AS] on la

r dollar and ’ and IS it

1 fell a

a (#7 18) upon lou No. 94

lars and tblnyHhi

97 block B.

Henry Stoman, the sum of two dollars and fiv. ceou (IXfd) upou lot No. 9# lu

block K.

Henry Slomai-. the sum of arr u dollars adsluhir-- 1 ‘ aud 961a Adxm H. Suopr. the sum of two dollar. nd art. seven ce ils [*2.57] ou lot IS.

lock K.

H Pslovti. th. .nm of one dollsr and ftydlve coute(|l.53i upon lot No. AS. block Paul K Stlmwrll. the sum of one dollar nd fifiv Hr. oeois (#1 661 upon lot No fi in block K. CharlfwThoinaa. the .urn of two dollar, ml fifty-seven cento [fii&7] ou lot 18. block A. Wm KTnr sd fifteen cm

lock I.

Fraud. Vaudrrberschen. the sum of foor dolUn and ten cenU [ILH’] upon lot No 64 iu Mock K. Julia A Wbildiii.tbe sum of tnreedollars and eight cent. (#3 Ub) upon lou No 78. 77. 78. TV aud 80 In block B Estate of Iwamlug Wtllldin. the sum F three dollars aud sixty ueuta (13 80) upon loU No 74. 73. 1*1. 191. 122. S3. 02 aod 63 iu block E. Estate of Hearuing WfailUlu, the Sum f four dollar, ami «lxty-two eeuu (14 02) Ipoo lou No IP. 9U. 91. 51 and a# lu Block 1. K*late of Learning Wbilldin. the sum of three dollars aud eight ceou (JtuK) upon lot - No SI and 32 iu block K. Estate of learning WbllkUn. the sum of lour doflarsand sixlj-twooentsl#* (Biupon lot. No 1. *. 9. 4. 3. 7. 21. 22. 24. 26 aod 87 iu M «l. L . and ou lot No. 18 iu block D. ha:aie of Lramlog Wnllldiu. the sum of .wo dollars aud flfly-arren CSOU ($tST) upon lota No 23. 94, 25, 26. 27. 28. 2V. St) aod SI lu Block N.

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-a oeou l#447) npoo lot

>CB r..

(ley. tue asm of two dollars a (#2 06) upon lot No. 96 la

_ml forty-three ceuu [#17.43] upon lot

Nu.au.io block K

*" ier. the sum of foor dollar# ■u (#4.10) upon iota No. UP,

141. aud 147 In block K.

Stephen Winslow, tbr som of

lars and fifty No. 124 lu bit*

xocT fiVe^i block A.

George J. Yoong. the sum of firs dolxrs aod thirteen oruta (16.13) upon lot No

7 lo block R

HIGHLAND BEACH.

Michael John McHugh, the sum of oos ouxr and torIV onus 10.40) upon laxs

■o. 1 and 2 m Becuon L

Jamas uougnmj. the earn of two delsrs and ten cents (tZ-10) upon Lota U.

t. U and 14 In Section X George L N cl Ida. the

John W. Dehorsey. the sum of seventy ruts (Mo) on Lot No. 4 w Sec,Ion L vnta (170) on Lot No. U In Section X ntycents on Lot No. (fm Section does Schuler, ihs gum of seventy conn (TV) on Lot No. It In Section X wSfSW*oo l£ £2t , "Nfc*l m^tacuoTi. > Benjamin Whiteman, the sum of seven j cents IXTV) on Lot No. 14 ta Section t John Meiers, the sum of seventy cent. (XTOjoir Lm No. * In Section X August Lehr, the sum of seventy csnl (X») ou Lot No. X7 tn Seetiou X Cathrlue T. Winkler, the sum of seven y cents (X7P) on Lot No. i la Section 4 George L Nrild. the sum of thraa dol xrs and fifty cents (*XM) ou Lou No U. 2L B. B and XI In Section X Samuel Need era, the suna of seventy cents (X70) on Lot No. 14 In Meet loo L Anna Beals, the sum of seventy oenu (X70) on Lot No. 10 in Section L Condy C. Gallegber. the sum of aeveuy cents (XT®) on Lot No. X In Section IX Daniel Oteasoo. the sum of one dollar nd forty cents (*1.40) on Lou No. a and M In Section IX John Wlamer the sum of seventy cents (XT®) eo Lot No. 14 la Section IX Fred R. Martin, the sum of seventy rata (X10) on Lot No. M la Section XX John W. Dehorsey. John McConnelL tnr um of one dollar and forty cents (*L4») n Lota No. 1 and X In Seottoo a. Emil Eberhardt. the sum of sovonty rnu (170) on Lot No. I In BectJor. ». August Achtermann. the sum of eevenr cents (X70) on Lot No. 1 In Section IX Charles Frey, the sum of seventy cents L70) on Lot No. 6 la Section 1. Louisa Van Oatsn. the buss of a-venty mts (XTt) on Lot No. • to Section a Michael Doyle, the suoi of one dollar _nd forty cents (H.4V) on Lota a and M In Section 14. Elisabeth Lehr, the sum of seventy ents (1.70) on Lot No. X Ja Section U. John W. Dehorsey, the sum of one doiir and forty cents (XL00). on Lota No. X and# In-Section XX John W. Dehorsey. the oum of one dol_xr and forty cents (*1.40) on Lota No. 4 and * la Section 11 Jphn W. Evans, lbs som of seventy cents (X70) an Lot No. 17 to Saotton U.

■ n Section to.

(*1-40). on Lou tXAt)

_ of seventy

to«!. the sum of one dollar a (XL40) on Lota No. 14 and ner tbe sum of one dollar a t*1.40) on Lota No. U and

lar and forty oenu (*L6#) on Lota No. M John *ifConnell! tbs snm of one dollar % ^toSSS a®-* “ Wo - U John Morau. the sum of one dollar and anr cents (*t.40) on Lota No. a and 45

Reuben Muhe, I

a (*L40) o

Lota No. 1 and

non X . LSI i tXTO) <

ifipIlM i

ou (l.7i» on Lot No. 1* to Section L - “* **-- —i of novnwt

i Section to.

ho. i in Bectloo X Frederica W'egelc, tbe snm of seventy rets (XT#* am Lot - - *

David Ruhsel. I

rata (X70) on Lot no. a J. Frank Seals, tbs a

cents (1.70) on Lot No. t tn Section L Ellis Redding, tbe sum of seventy c (1.70) on Lot No. I In Section X August Aebtcrmann. tbe sum of dollar and forty era Is ((1.40) on Lota

a and a In Section U.

Lalbert Scboen. the sum of sen eats (Ain on Lot No. » In Secs Ion X Rovler J. Levering, tbe sum of one Ur and forty cents (tL4t> on Lota

t and a In Section x

Charles L. Wler. the Bum of **» ty cent* (AT®) on Lot No. 7 In Walter R. Weir, tbe earn c Ogata (XT - - -

(XTO) 11 ^!

James Nish, the snm of novel

•SLS’saJC

— "7/ i* 1 »-■ * oents O-70) on Lot No. U to Section t SuSsteiT.TV ja-ss.VBSSff.T ftisr

. and to —

Henry Oe

enta 0 70) on Lot No. . .

John W. Dehorsey, the dollars (*7.00) on LoU No 4. A (. T. X ■4 ix tx it. u. ii. a. a. xx a. a. a. a

md a In Section XX

Will Ism Redding, the sum of seventy rants (A70) on Lot No. 7 In Section X Henry J. Butt, the sum of one doUar and forty,.crata (*1.40) on Lota No. IS

e «a.

In Section (7. ‘ nla Kiri Ms a 70) .—a N

(1.70)

tho m

i Lota No. 47 •

John J. Winkler, tho m

ir and forty cents (R.40) nd « In Section XX Edwin McCarth) **

.xrs and fifty a XX K and

its OLdH on Lots No. i ana sv in oraxxra to. George W. Banka, tbe sum of ewe dotar nd forty cants ((LOO) on Lota No, a and l in Section a. William H. Banks, the sum of one dol.xr nod forty oenu (*L40) oa Lou No. 7 -StfcSJrfc". . • — — Lots Ha (

Sivs/ssrs ^ .Si 57

0 to Section IX

awe suv "i; nd a In Section a. s;"4srs"L,“i.-s a “^sn O. A. Barwlg. the sum of seventy cents -'“■Sir&.SRX-LS.IR.-s-w

David McCuen, the s nd forty cenU (H.40) o 1 In Section IX W. Scott Smith, the ents (1.70) on Lot No.

>n TSt 0 ' No

* u°i l Sd j New Loplalativo Session, 1907. seventy ■ iD ,,ten, y - vcmr * h *« there been a n Section ix i l, Vl«lstlve ecssiou prmnlving the il<-

ranta (1.70) on

~ uel Blaeelaie. tne

(A 70) on Lot No^;

‘— ” tbe sum of

'T?

In Section Section a of arvent Section X n of tw_ Lou No.

_

William D. Anderson, tl lolUrs and ten rants (Ml •X 44 and 41 tn Section 2

Kale Reese, the sum of seventy oenl ;ATO on Lot No. SO In Section X Emanuel Oldfield. Ihe sum of sevent vnta (1.70) on Lot No. II In Section X LouU Boacbe. the sum of seventy rani 1-70) on Lot No. V In Section 7. August Weber, the sum of sevent rants (A70) on Lot No. 8 In Section 2A Margaret! Farrell, tbe sum of one dol

lar and forty rants (11.40) on Lou No.

J4 and a In Section U

Adolph Weber. tbe sum of on and forty rants (8.40) on Lois N<

V to Section M

Catbrtne Mintxer. the sum of seventy rants (A 70) on Lot No. ( In See'ion X Louis Schwa It o the sum of seventy rants (A70) on Lot No. 42 In Section K John Doyle, the sum of one dollar and !°rtr rants (11.40) on Lota No. 14 and to

n Section IX

Maggie Winkler the sum' of Vvanty ranta (XTO on Lot No. 7 In Section X James Booth, tbe sum of on- dollar and fort^ranu (*1.40> on Lots No. I and 10 Edward McGnlgan. the sum of two dotxrs and e^bly centajllto) on Lota No.

nillaa Grant

WUlUm 6vanUatuX tbx lar and forty rants (8-40) on Lota No.

In lection X of seventy Section #X

..d 11 In Section L

James C. Glacken. tbe eun

Of ( n LoU No.

o. 4 *"!"ind ( ln~ Section X

John Chalmers and Agnes Chalmers, the — ■ (XT®) on Lot No. 1

n Lot No. 41 In Section XX

le sum of aw 7 In Section

,of (bat which Ny in Tn-nton. Toesdav. January 8 The Ituusc will be Dcinocratic, (he Senate r-egubliran. Oo joint ballot the Hepublicans will have a majority of nevrn Already the election of a United Stalee Senator to sucred John K. Dryden Is exdiing popular lulcmt The True American has made ar rangementg for Iborougbly covering this Important session. Besides the dally reports of all routine proceed Inga, the undorcnirent of opinions and actions which precede and Us# to the Legislative act. will be canfully watched and fully reported Tbe contest for United States Sena tor to aucceed John F. Dry den bar already begun. Interest la at fever beat, and a Democratic Houae and Republican Senate premise to main tain the Interest until the aesalon'*

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Nathan M. Howlta. tbs som of sevanty rants aw on Lot Na » to Baetlon 4. Jennie Kirkpatrick, tba sum of seventy

rants (XT*).

a'SL’SfW'J su&rr ’ - J Mi £‘e-, sa Ir A27r B l -i. O. Wood, (he sum of one dollar aad forty eonta (D-40) on Lota No. X and I to Alfred Horsed eld. tbe sum of seventy rants ai») on Lot -No. 6 to Section X William J. Harms field, the sum of aevenly coats dm on Lot No. 7 In Section X -—lb. tbe sum of raventy Lot No. U ta Section X jr. tbe earn of seventy cento am *>n Lot No. ■ In Section X Mery Mallory, tbe sum of aeveaty rants am on Lot No. » In Section V. John Fnhn. tbe onto of two dollsrs and tan o*nts (1X14) on Lots No. 47. 46 and ^WllSm'jbni. tbe snm of two dollars .‘ffS^x 00 ^ *' of two dollars n Lota Na 17. Intarvot at tb® rate of seven par oenX per sonata Iron Docawihef X0. lattk. to date of aals triH ba added to Um SBta of told tax. tokatber with #6 94 eoata, for advrrUsing, paotlnaaod nertlfloate of aale. exposers. ale. tor each pa reel. Datad Cold Spring.N J. November 86.1906. JAMES T HOFFMAN. Township Collector.

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