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4EXMENTC ridfOSED T« TH CWBTTTnTIH OF 6 TE STATE Of Ifff JQSET IT TO LECBUTOE OF UN. T » t SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLU- I TlON NO. 6. • J " ~ ■ i , t Y .STATE OF NEW JERSEY. t ■ - fc c Be it Kesolvxd (the House of As- • eembly concurring), That the follow- 8 _ leg amendments to the constitution of 1 (BB DDUC OV UM ilio proposed, and when the same ehail be * »" #d to by a majority of the members * e . ad to the Senate and House of As- t m ily, the said amendments shall be c «l ttd on tbelr Journals, with the yeas « atfoiaays thereon, and referred to the ® Lv rial u re next to be choaeu, aud pub- t — - — flabed for three months prior to the first "S Tuesday after the first Monday of No- * ▼ember next, In at least one newspaper 1 of each county, to be designated by the J President of the Senate, the Speaker of ' ttm House of Assembly and the Secre- B tary of State: : I. Strike out paragraph 3 of section 1 I. Article IV. and Insert In place there- e of the following: c 8. Elections for members of the Sen- e ate and General Assembly shall be held 1 every two years on the first Tuesday e after the first Monday In November, he- c ginning anno dominf one thousand nine hundred ar d ten, and every second year a thereafter; and the two Ho usee shall c meet separately on the second Tueeday a in January In each year, at which Urns t of meeting the legialative year shall c 4 2. Strike out paragraph 1, of section J IL Article IV, and Insert In place there- » of the following: J 1. The Senate «b»u be composed °* 1 one Sdbator from each county In the State, elected by the legal voters of the . counties respectively, for four years. 8. Strike out paragraph 2 of section II, Article IV, and insert In place thereof the following: 2. As soon as the Senate shall meet after the first election to be held In pureuanoe of 'Bu constitution they shall be , divided by the Senate as equally as may be Into two classes. The seats of the Senators of the first class shall be vacated at the expiration of the second year; of the second class, at the expira- ' tion of the fonrth year, so thatone class may be elected every second year and if vacancies happen, by resignation or " Otherwise, the persons elected to supply , each vacancies shall be elected for the. , unexpired termB only; provided, that the ( Ben a tore having the longest period of ( rtm« still to serve at the time of making , said dl virion shall be entitled to the , longer terms. t 4 Strike out paragraph I of section , HI, Article IV and insert in place thereof the following: 1. The General. Assembly shall be * oomposed of members elected by tbe le- J voter of the counties, respectively, ; every eeoond yeAr, beginning on the first j Tuesday after the first Monday in No- ( UMiilii ii sunn domlni one thousand nlue I ... j _ j I . H.l.n.l..ll ■nnnr. hundred aud who shall be appor- "

tioned among the *ald cou □ ties as nearly L ts may be according to the number of t ahe Inhabitants. Tbe legislature shall t In the year one thousand nine hundred and ten, and at its firet seseiou alter c t each United States decennial census t hereafter, and not oftener, divide aud f arrange each county of this State Into a district or districts for the election there- ; In of a member or members of the General Aseemmk. Each Assembly dis- t trict so oonRltuted shall contain, as > nearly as practicable, an equal uu ruber t of Inhabitants, aud shall oonslst of con- t venlent and contiguous territory in a j compact form, but no county, or part ( thereof, shall be joined with any other ^ oouuty, or part thereof, in any such j district; provided, that each county i shall, at all times, be entitled to at least ( one member, and the whole number of , members to be chosen shall never ex- , oeed sixty. i Tbe Court of Last Resort, by what- , ever name known, Is hereby invested , -with exclusive original jurisdiction and , with full power, under such procedure i as it may by rules prescribe, to review any division and arrangements made by the Legislature Into Assembly districts of the counties of this State for tbe purpose of determining wnether such arrangement and division, or any part i thereof, 1b in accordance or in conflict i with this section, and, if in conflict i herewith, to adjudge the eame. or such part thereof as may be in conflict herewith, null and void. In case said court shall determine such arrangement and division, or any part thereof, to be null and void tbe Legi-lature shall proceed to make a new arrangement and divl- 1 eion, entire or partial, as the action of the court may require. i 5. Strike out paragraph 3 of Article V and insert In place thereof the following: 8. The Governor shall hold his office i for four years, to commence at twelve o'clock noon on the third Tuesday ol January next ensuing the election for Governor by the people, and to end at twelve o'clock noon on the third Tueeday of January four years thereafter; and be Bhall be Incapable of holding that office for four years uat after bis term of service shall have expired; and so appointment or nomination to office shall be made by the Governor during the last week of his said term. 6. Strike out paragraph 6 of section II, Article VII, and insert in place thereof tbe following: 6. Clerks and surrogates of counties ■hall be elected by the people nf their respective counties at the elections for members of the General Assembly. They shall hold their offices for six years. 7. Strike oat paragraph 7 o' -u t'on II, Article VII, and insert in place thereof the following : 7. Sheriffs and coroners shall be elected by the people of their reepective counties at the elections for members of the General Assembly, and shall hold their offices for four years, after which four years must e la pee before they can be again cepable of serving. Sheriffs Bhall annually renew their bonds. 8. Add to section 2 of Artlele VII, * three paragraphs to be known as paragraphs 12, 18 and 14. 12. All elections for Governors, members of the Senate and General A see in - 1 bly, aherlfis, coroners, county clerks and surrogates of counties and all other offioers now or hereafter necessary to be chosen by the elertors of tbe whole

State, or of any county tbdTRrf, shall be \ held every eeoond year, on the fix* ] Tueeday after the flat Monday in No- J vember, beginning anno dominl one 1 thousand nine hundred and ton. 18. Ail elections for justices cf tbe < peace and all and any municipal, of- j fleers, as distinguished from -State and ' county officers as hereinbefore provided, . or hereafter necessary to 5b chosen by the elector* of any city, borough, J toWn, township, village or subdivision thereof, or any municipality of this 1 State, except counties, shall be held second year on tbe first Tueeday 1 after tbe first Monday In November, be- j ginning- anno dominl one thousand nine ' hundred and afoyen. 1A, Exoeol at herein nrovided with ' relation to the office of Senators, all or- • fleers filling any elective office at the « time these amendments take effect shall continue in tbe exercise of tbe duties thereof according to their reepective j comkoiselone or terms of office, and until their successors may be elected and ' qualified under tbe provisions of theee j nil officers WtlOOC tirnns of office would expire after these amendments take effect aud prior to tbe election' an l qualification of their successors in office, at the election for tbe respective offices first held under ' the provisions of theqe amendments, j ■hail continue in office until their sue- , ceeeors can be elected and qualified, at the election for such office or offices to be , next after these amendments take effect, according to the provisions hereof. i The Legislature shall pass all necee- ] laws to arrange the terms of office ; of all statutory elective officers so that j said terms may be In harmony with i these amendments, and to carry Into effect the provisions hereof. , Theee amendments, if adopted, shall | take-effect and go Into operation on the first day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and , ten. AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO TBE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSFT BY THE IXC- , SUTURE OF 190!. ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION, NO. 4. STATE OK NEW JERSEY ! Bk it Resolved, (the t^nate con- 1 curring), That the following ameud- . ments to the Constitution of tnis State , and the same is hereby proposed, and when the same shall be agreed to ' by a majority of the members elected to the Senate aud fo tne House or Assembly, the said amendment shall be oatered on their journals, .with the yeas and naye taken thereon, and referred to the Legislature next to be chosen and published for three months previous to the first Tuesday after the tint Monday of November uext, In at least one newspaper of each county to be designated by the Presideut of the Hen1 ate. the Speaker of theHouseol Assent - ate. tne epeaxer oi tne uou se oi Assent- _

bly, and the Secretary of State, pay- f meut for such publication to be made j" by the Treasurer on the warrant of the Comptroller. v First— strike out Paragraph 10 of v Section VII of Article IV, and change the numbers of th$ foilowiug para- 8 graphs to correspond. I Second — Change Paragraph 10 of j' Article V so as to read as follows: 8 10 The Governor or person admluis- 1 tering the government, and four citi- 1 of the State appointed by the Gov- s ernor, by and with the advice and con- I sent of the Senate, shall constitute the t Board of Pardons. The members of I said Board, or any three of them, of whom the Governor or pe.uou admin- t tbe government shall- be oue, ' remit fines and forfeitures, and <■ grant reprieves, commutations, par- c dons and paroles, after conviction in all 1 cases except Impeachment. The four I members specially appointed Bhall bold < office for five years, aud receive for their ' services a compensation which shall ' not be diminished daring the term of < i their appoiutment. Third — Change Section 1 of Article 1 i VI, so as to read as follows: * , SECTION 1. J Tbe judicial power shall be vested in < ; a Court for tbe trial of impeachments, a 1 ; Supreme Court, County Courts, aud t ; such other Courts inferior to tne Su- I i preme Court, as may oe established by i • law, which Inferior Courts the Legls- i ; lature may alter or abolish as the pub- • i lie goo.i shall require. I I Fourth— Strike out all of Sections II, < IV, V, VI, and Vll, of Article VI, . change • he number of Section III of f Article \ 1 to Section II, and insert tbe following sections In Article VI: ' \ SECTION III. Any judge of any of the Courts of the ' ) State may be removed for disability ' i continuing lor oue year, or for refusal lo I I perform the duties of his .office, by a I ! : vote ot two-thirds of ail tbe members oi |- t the Senate and of two-thirds of all the ■ members of the House of Assembly vol- 1 ; lug separately, after a bearing before I . ; both Houses in joint session. SECTION IV. I 1 . The Supreme Court shall be or- u ; ganized in three divisions, namely; the , Appeals Division, the Law Division, 1 and the Chancery Division It shall 1 consist of a.Piesiding Justice of toe Ap- , peals Division who shall be styled tbe ( ' Chief Justice, a Presiding Justice of the , r Law Division who shall be styled the J r President 'Justice, and a Presiding Just- , • ice of the Chancery Division, who shall , : be styled the Chancellor, and eighteen , Associate Justices, which number may . ' be increased by law. 2. The Appeals Division shall consist of tbe Chief Justice, and six other Justices of the Supreme Court to be a s5 signed by tbe Governor. A Justice of , the Supreme Court assigned oy the Gov- , 1 ernor to the Appeals Division shall 1 .erve In said Division until tbe end ot ? hie term. 8 Tbe remaining Justices shall be assigued by the Supreme Court to the > Law or Chancery DivIsiod, as the buri- ' nesa of the Court may require. 8. Whenever the number of causes before tbe Appeals Division shall be so great that the Division cannot promptly 8 hear aud determine them, the Governor ' ahall, when authorized by statute, tem0 porarily assign five of the Justices of e ' the Other Divisions lo sit iu the Appeals

skm of causes pending at the time of 4. Four Justices shall be neoeeeary to J constitute a quorum on tbe final beer- 1 xng of any cause In tbe Appeals Division, but the Supreme Court may pro- > vide by role for the making of Inter- 1 locutcry orders by a leaser number of < justices, or by one justice; such orders t lo be sutject to revision by the Appeals • Division. « On tbe bearing of a causa In tbe Ap- i peals Division, no Justice who has i given a judicial opinion in tbe cause In i favor of or against the judgment, order e or decree under review shall sit at the : hearing to review aocfa Judgment, order i opinion shall be assigned to the Ckiurt I in writing. < 5. A majority of all the members of I the Supreme Court, to be presided over i by tbe Chief Justice shall constitute a i for the assignment of justices. < and for the appointment of officers, aud j the enactment of rules. i 6. The Supreme Court shall appoint < one or more reporters, no» exceeding I three;' to report the decisions of tbe | Court, and shall by rule define his or i their drnles and powers. The reporters shall hold office for five years, subject, however, to removal at the discretion of t the Court- ] * i ' SECTION V. ] 1. The Appeals Division shall have J and exercise ihe appellate jurisdiction , possessed by the Court of Errors and Appeals, the jurisdiction heretofore possessed by the Supreme Court on writ of error, and the jarisdic- . on heretofore possessed by the Preroga- ( Ove Court on appeal, and by the Ordi , on appeal, and such further ap , 1 pcllats jurisdiction aa may be conferred , upon It by Law, together with such , original jurisdiction as may be Incident , to the oomplete determination of any , cause on review, saving, however, the , right of trial by jury. , 2. The jurisdiction heretofore poseased by the Supreme Court and the ; J ustices thereof not hereby conferred on , tbe Appeals Division, and the jurisaic- , tion heretofore possessed by tbe Circuit , Courts and the J udges thereof, aud such , further original jurisdiction not of an equitable nature, and such further ap- ' pellate jurisdiction from Inferior courts, as may be conferred by statute, shall be , exercised by the Law Division of tbe Supreme Court and by the several jus- , tices thereof, lu accordance with rules . pf practice and procedure prescribed by . statute, or in the absence of statute, by ; the Supreme Court. ; 3 The jurisdiction heretofore possensed by the Prerogative Court and the Ordinary, not hereby conferred on tbe Appeals Division, and tbe jurisdiction . heretofore possessed by tbe Court of . Chancery aud the Chancellor, and such , further original equity jurisdiction as , may be conferred Dy statute, and such further original jurisdiction as is now ' oonferreble on the Prerogative Court " shall be exercised by the Chancery Division and by the Chancellor and thesev- ; erel justices of said Division In accordance with the rules of practice and procedure prescribed by statute, or, in the atisenee of statute, bv the Supreme absence

Court, but the Justices of that Division shall be under such control and super- ' vision by the Chancellor as shall be provided by the Supreme Couri. 4. Terms of the Supreme Court presidsd over by a slugle Justice of tbe Division for the trial of issues joined In or brought to the Law Division of the Supreme Court shall be held the several counties at times fixed by , the Supreme Court. UdUI so fixed, j such trial terms shall be held at the ( places and times now fixed by law for the holding of the Courts of Common ' in tbe several counties. j ; 5. The Supreme Court may provide ' by rule for the transfer of any cause or . issue from the Law Division to tbe - Division, or from the ChanDivision to the Law Division of ; the Supreme Court, and from the County Court to the Law Division or the ChanDlvls on of the Supreme Court, und the glviug of complete legal and ' equitable relief In any cause in tneCourt Division where it may be pending. 6. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the alteration, by law of any statutory power or jurisdiction con/erred upon any Court or Judge since ihe adoption of the Constitution ,in the year thousand eight hundred and fortyfour, and nothing herein contained shall prevent the Legislature from conferring upon any Inferior Court which hereafter be established such powor jurisdiction as was exercised by or which mav now be conferred upon tjhe inferior Courts mentioned iu Section I of Article VI, of the Constitution of 1844. SECTION VI. , Tbe County Courts shall have aud exercise, in all cases within tbe county i such original common law jurisdiction concurrent with the ."-upreme Court, , and such other jurisdiction heretofore ' exercised by courts inferior to tbe Supreme Court and tbe Prerogative Court ' | as may be provided by law. Tbe final !: judgments of tbe .County Courts may be brought for review before the 8u1 preme 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 I Quarter Sessions, or by the Judges thereuf, ahall he exercised by the County ! Courts pursuant to rules prescribed by tbe Supreme Court. The justices of the Law Division of the Supreme Court shall be ex officio Judees of the County 1 Courts. All other jurisdiction or author1 ity now vested in any Court, Judge, or magistrate with jurisdiction Inferior to. ' the Courts in this section mentioned, 1 and not superseded by this article, shall continue to be exercised by such Court, Judge or magistrate until the Legislature shall otherwise provide SECTION VII. ThlB ameniment to the Constitution ' shall not cause the abatement of any ' suit or pioceediug peudlug when it 1 takes effect- The Supreme Court shall r make such general aud special rules aud • rders as may be necessary for tbe " ransfer of all suits and proceedings u the appropriate Division or Couri created k^y this amendment. Matters pending when this amendment takes ' effect shall be decided by the judge oi ' judges tovwhom they were submitted. and the order, judgment or decree made r or advised by said judge shall be enter- : ed as that of the Division or Court to j wbich the salt or proceeding shall have

change Uie^K of the Paragraphs fallowing s to correspond: 1. The chief Justice of the Supreme Court, tne Prraldent Justice of uh u* Division, the Chancellor and the Asocial* 'Justices of the Supreme Court ( shad by nominated by the Governor i and appointed by him, with the aavup ; and consent or the Senate. They afcati 8 not be less than thirty-five years of age l aud shall have been practicing aubruejr j the State for at least ten years. They r shall hold office lor the term of seven , yeas; ahall, at stated times, receive for t their services a compensation whicn s •.nail ..m iliiniur tlan • of office, and they shall hula oq c other office under the Govern men t ol the State, or of the United States, and | tbali not engage In tbe practice of law ( during their term of office. 'The Chan- | cellar aud the Chief Justice of the eupreme Court, and the Vice Chancellors i and Associate Justices of the supreme t in office wheu this amendment t takes effect, Bhall be Justices of the ou- c preme Court until the expiration of .1 their respective terms. f The circuit Court Judges In office when this amendment takes effect shall be continued in pffioe with the powers of the -Justices of the Supreme ! Court at the Circuit until the ex- ' plratiou of their respective terms. They may bold the County Courts, subject to assignment by the Law Division of tbe < Bupremd*court ' < 2. The Governor, by and with the < advice and consent of the Senkte, ahall appoint one Jfidge ottbe County Court * iu each county, and such additional I County Judge or Judges In any county ' as may be authorized by law. The County Judges may bold oouri in any i couuty subject to the control of tbe Su- 1 Court. Tbe County Judges shall 1 1 not be lees than thirty years of age, and I shall have iieen practicing attorneys In ( this State for at least five years. Ihey c bhall hold office for the term of five ( years shall at stated times receive for ] their services such compensation, which t shall not be dimiuisned during tuelr lend ot office as the Legislature iu its discretion stiall fix for each county, aud - they ahall hold no other office under * the Government of tbe State or of the United States, and snail not engage in practice of the law in the courts ot the ] ; coumy where they hold court duriug ! their term of office. Tbe judges of tbe Common fleas, In office wheu this ' amendment takes effect shall be the 1 judges of the County Courts until the j I expiration of their present terms. 1 3. This amendment shall take effect | on the flrei Mondfcy In February, In tbe > year next following Its adoption by tbe ' people. « i 4. The Legislature fchall pass all laws | necessary to carry Into effect the provi- i bions of the constitution and this amend- ; r ment thereof, i t I ■ AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW 1ERSEY BY THE LEC- ^ MATURE OF 1901. 1

ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESO- j * LUTION, NO. 9. ! SPATE OF NEW JERSEY. i Br it Resolved (tbe Senate ooucur-j1 ring/, That the following ameudmeut c to me constitution of this State be and . tbe same Is hereby proposed, and when I ' tbe same shall be agreed to by a ma- | ' jority of tbe members elected to tbe Senn<e aud House of Assembly tbe said ; amendment shall be entered on their ' journal, with the ayee and Days taken , thereon, and referred to tne Legislature ' I next to be chosen, and published for j 1 ; three months prior to the first Tuesday j 1 after tbe first Monday of November uex t. In at least oue newspaper of each j ; county, to be designated by tbe Preei- 1 dent of the Senate, tbe Speaker of tbe House of Assembly and the Secretary ! of State: , Amend by striking out Paragraph 7, Section IV, Article IV, and in place j ] \ thereof the following: 7. Members of the Senate shall re > ^ eel ve, annually, the sum of one tin u- ' I sand dollars, aud members of the Gen- j ■ . eral Assembly 6hall receive annually, j ; , tbe sum of teu hundred dollars during-! . the time for wbich they shall have been r elected aud while they shall bold their; ; office, aud no other allowance or emol- 1 i ument, directly or indirectly, for any ; . purpose whatever, Tbe President -of ' the Senate, aud tbe Speaker of the Gen- j eral Assembly shall, in virtue of their , - office, receive an additional compen-j 7 satiou, equal to one-third of their allow- j i ance as members. 4-1 14 .kkkllAAtf 60 YEAR8" EXPERIENCE Trade Mark6 Designs ' rut' Copyrights Aci | t Patents taken tbroDsh Moan a Co. receive tprcinl notice, without cbarre, lo tbe - Scientific American. J a baadeonielf lllo«rated weekly. LerCTetgr- , I' ye«"^our'inontba,%L by ell neweOoalera. i MUNN g Co.3""-"-' New York , Branch OOcc. SB F 8t- Waahlntton. D. C. New Malay Opium Cure Being Distributed Free by a Mew r. York Society. • Co-operating with missions in Malay- , sia, the Windsor Laboratories of New I York have secured a supply of the wonderful combretum plant, which has done so much to revolutionize the treatment ' of the opium habit. ' A generous supply of thenew remedy, fc together with full instructions for its 1 use, and United States consular reports hearing on the subject will be sent to E any sufferer. To obtain a free supply - of this remedy and the consular reports, 0 address Windsor Laboratories, Branch 28, e 184 East 24th Street, New York City.

I own* TftWNCHIP" TAX SALE j Public noticd la hereby given by- I Charles C. Bohm, Collector of the I of Lower, County of Cape 1 May, N. J., that he will sell at public C Tor taxes assessed fur tbe year 1 1907, «U the lands, tenements, bered- J iumenta end reel estate hereinafter I mentioned, for tbe shortest term fpr J which any person or j&tooni will agree to take the same, or In fee where none wttlbld 'or a shorter term and pay Jbe cost of sale. ^ Li The sale will take place at Township J Hall. Lower . Tov nahip. Oape May i County, N. J.. THURSDAY, NOVEM- I 5, 1908, at 1 p. m. 1 The, said lands, tenements, heredita- I ments and real estate bo to be sold and the names of tbe persons against whom the jaicl taxes have/been lajdonap- , count of same, and the amount or taxes j laid on account of each parcel, are as n follows, via: LOWER, TOWNSHIP. ( Amount of taxaseeeeed on 2 i acres, adjoining lands of S. B. f Taylor. Owner or reputed j owner, Bcnj. Batteast, t 2.78 1 Amount of tax assessed on * 86 acres on lands ot Lewis Hildreth. Owner or reputed owner, Samuel S. Cord. 62.66 4 Amount of tax assessed on 6 acres . adjoining Oape May Improvement Co. beach property. Owner or reputed owners, 4.17 1 Amount of tax assessed on 6 adjoining lands of Frank Rutherford. Owner or re- ^ I puted owner, Mrs. J. F. Cake, 8.84 • Amount of tax assessed on . farm, adjoining lands of Frank- Rutherford. Owner reputed owner, Oape May Point Improvement Oo., Bal69.00, ( Amount of tax assessed on 6 acres adjoining lands of Israel t Johnson Heirs. On 25 acres adjoining lands of A. D. Lee. Owner or re- 1 puted owner, J. Henry Edmunds, 18.77 ; Amount of tax assessed on 1 acre adjoining lands of E. Fleischhauer. Owner or reEl muted owner, Andrew Edmunds I leirs. 1-39 ' Amount of tax assessed on 1 1 acre adjoining lands of A). : Pierson. Owner or reputed owneiT Smith Fos-er. 3.69 1 Amount of tax assessed on - acres adjoining lands of S. S. Cord. Op 30 acres adjoining lands 1 of C. H. Hand. Owner of re- ' puted owner, Lewis Hildreth. 31.68 Amount of tax assessed on 50 acres at Highland Beach. Owner or reputed owner, S. S. Graves. 29.19 Amount of tax assessed on Hotel nroDertv at Hiehproperty ,

land Beach. Owner or reputed owner, J. W. Jennings. 9.04 t Amount of tax assessed on 5 1 acres adjoining lands of H. S. 1 Hoffman. Owner or reputed , Heirs Isaac Pepper. 4.17 j j Amount of tax assessed on ( passenger and freight station ] 1 at Bennetts. Owner or repoted 1 | owner, Pennsylvania R. K. Co. 11.12 Amount of tax assessed on 20 adjoining lands of Chas. Dawson. ' Cox Hall property, 100 acres. Owner or reputed owner, W. S. P. Shields. 45.81 Amount of tax assessed 011 36 acres adjoiuing lands of N. Garretson. Owner or reputed i owner, Mary 8. Thompson. 15.99 j Amount of tax assessed on I house and lot north side of \ Stimpson's Lane. Owner or , , reputed owner, Maggie Wilson. 1.39 j Amount of tax assessed on 1 14 acres adjoining landB of J. • L. Create. Owner or reputed , owner, Albert Woolson. 12.12 ! Taxes due on Highland Beach property : ■ Owner. Lot No. Sec. Tax .'Michael J. McHigh, 1, 2 2 1.12 . i John Gourley. 18, 20 20 1.12 Geo. W. Arold, 15,16 9 1 12 ■ j Thos. Turner. 11.12 2 1.12 I Reuben Muhe. 3, 5 2 1.12 ■ '• Emily Leadbeater. 5 8 .56 . David Russell, 20 4 . 56 j Ellis Redding, 6 8 .56 ji Talbot Schoen, 3 1 .56 . Chas. L. Weir, 9 2 .56 • Wm. T. Weir, 57 2 .56 . j Walter K. Weir, 11 2 .66 . Anna ii. Weir, 35 2 .56 1 Eliza A. Weir. 15 2 .56 Noah Norton, 38, 40, 42 20 .56 ' James Nish, 6 3 .56 ; John McLees, 3 4 .56 1 August Lelir, 37 2 .56 Catherine T Winkler, 5 4 .56 j Samuel Needers. .14 1 .56 I Anna Seals. 10 1 . 56 -j Condy C. Gallagher. 2 12 .56 Dan'l Gleason. 32, 34 2S 1.12 John Wisner, 14 12 .56 I Fred R. Martin, 30 28 .56 I John W. De Horsey. I. 2 28 1.12 I (John McConnell) I Peter P. Hoffman, 5 1 .56 1 Rose Indelkoffer. 6 3 .66 Edwin H. Clark. <6. 48 26 1.12 Chas. Frey, 6 1 .56 Elizabeth Lelir. 2 19 .56 | John W. De Horsey. 6, 7. 8 26 1.12 I John W. De Horsey. 4. 6 12 1.12 John W. Evans, 17 14 .56 Catherine Pilsham, 20, 22 7 1.12 John McConnell. 11, 13 21 1.12 John Essig, 48, 50 12 1.12 David M Armstrong, 30. 32 20 1.12 John Kailer, 4, 7, 49 2l 1.12 John J. Winkler. 44,46 20 1.12 | James H. Hoffman, 48, 50 20 1.12 1 Geo. W. Banks, 23. 25 21 1.12 Wm. H. Banks. 7. 9 21 1.12 Wm T. Ware. 9. 10 20 1.12 19,21,31,33 21 2 24 ' Albert L. Foulkes. 15, 17. 21 1.12 ■ S. S. Graves, 47. 49 18 1.12 ► John W. Evans, 17 14 .56 t JohnGilroy, 23. 25 11 1.12 Mary E. Schulmann. 10, 12 2 1.12 • John C. Noon, 4, 6 19 1.12 5 Louisa Carr, 39 7 .56 » Louis Bosche, 14, 16 11 1.12 > Emil H. Schwalts, 47. 49 26 1.12 r Wm. Oldfield, 16 5 .66 . Wm. White. 37 7 .56 • Catherine Faverm, 34, 36 19 1.12 Wm T Eisentrager, 16 12 .56

^ i. 1 1 1 1 Mary Malroy. 9 27 M Dopp, 19, 17. 2J, 28 4 lI3 ' Wildwood Greet. .' Owner . Lot No. BIk. Tag. Robb Dunbar, 20. 21 8 6 66 Mrs Rachel Harrison, 47 S 2.06 P. Lawler, 31. 32 12 8.M John Newcomb, 23, 24 17- 9.04 Pier Co., Anna Senaff, 28,29 12 8.M Von Feder, 1. 2 82 11.11 Gustav Weber, 7, 8 61 88.86 Cape May Point Property : Owner Lot No. Bit Tax M. C. A., - 21, 22, K 185, 87 A —L-, 1 . £„,« CI WmBeatty-fist, 49, 60, 68 A 7.84 - " Jane M. B. Bristor, 44 A 128 E 8.06 J. B. S. Bellows, 91. 92 E 1.74 J. W. Brooghton, 7, 9 B „ m BalBaily, 9 K L74 J. H. Benezet, 84 A 2.61 Jane Chew, 18 A 3.61 Alice Chew, 90, 96 E w „ 7 N 17-<° 25 K 32, 34 B 6.96 Ambrose Deitrioh 63, A 3.48 Saml. E. Ewing. 13, 14. A 4.86 E. S. Farrow, 148 K 1.74 Chas. Foster, 16 H 8.88 Ella J. Gibbs, 153 K 1.74 Rebecca Giles, 70 A 24.86 Helen Grant. % of Lot 8 E 24.36 Wm. H. Griffin 67 K 6.09 Mary A Hoeckly, 23 L 1.74 Frank A. Hall. 10. 45, 95. 94 A 5.28 Maggie W Hovey, 19, 20 K 2.28 Henry Jacoby, 39 - I L74 MrsEWKiroy, 118, 124, 130 K 136,142, 195,160. 165, 166, 171, 172, 177, 178, 181, 182 11.81 Mary E. Itawrence, 1 E'40.02 Jas. Murphy, 29 K 3.48 Geo. Meyers, 143 K 1.74 John Major, 88. 39 N 100 ft undiv'd. N 40, 41. 42 A 7.96 Wm. McConnell, 57. 58, 59, K 60, '65, 70, 75 5.22 , Wm V McKcan Est, 30. 81, 32, F 33. 34. 39. 40, 62. 63, 64. 65.-66. 53 31.32 T.L. X, — • jn nr. n in ,i w, w, uu oi.w

John 49, B Geo. W. Porter, 82 N .88 E. Stokes, 58, 59 B 66.12 R. Smith, 24 . D 2.61 S. P. Shields, 87 B 12.18 Adam H. Schope, 122 K 2.62 Paul K. Stinwell, 135 K 1.82 Chas. Thomas, 68 A 2.61 Vanderherchen, 61 K 4.86 Whilldin Est, 74, 75. E 121, 185. 122, 33. 62, 63. 29, 30. 31. 51, 52 I 31, 32 K 18 D 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 7, L 21. 22. 24. 26, 27 23. 24. 25. 26. N * 27. 28, 29. 30. SI 20.02 Julia A. Whilldin, 76. 77. 78. E 79. 80. 8.48 E. Wanser. 129. 141. 147 K 4.86 Stephen Winslow, 124 E 2.62 r~George J. Young. 47 B 6.22 Cape May Imp. Co. . Cape House site, A 8. 4. 20, 21, 22, O 26, 32. 88. 39. 40, D 41. 42, 43 37. 38. 43, 44, 47, E 48, 53. 54. 55, 64. 65. 66. 68, 69. 70r 71, 81. 84. 87. 88. N 93,94.101, 111,112, 118, 120. 136, 145, 146.J47, 148, Pavilion grounds G 2i. 22, 28, 31, 32 31. 32 and 20 lota H 1 1 o 18 except 4 & 12 I 24. 25. 27. 28 I 38, 36, 4Q to 48. 'except 47.) 53 61, 66, 85, 91. 97, K 103. 109, 6. 8. 9. 10. 17, 29, L 30. 31 1. 2. 3, and small triangle 1 to 40 except 33, O Remainder of Block O 1 Drug Store, Water Works and Carlton Hotel. 391 50 COSTS AND INTEREST FROM 1 DEC. 20, 1907. TO BE ADDED IN , EACH CASE TO AMOUNT OF TAX ASSESSED. Dated Oct. 2, 1908. CHAS. C. BOHM, (" ~ ' Township Collector. ; SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. Township Solicitor. , PHILADELPHIA COMMENDS CAPE MAY "I always take home^with me one ! suit of clothing, and an extra pair of i trousers made to order by Van Kessel. ; every season I come to Oape May, said I a prominent Philadelphia business man \ recently. Everybody tells me that they I fit better, and for less money than I 1 can buy them in Philadelphia. They I are also perfectly correct iu style. " VAN KESSEL. 424 Washington street I Fall goods are now ready for vour I nspection. Both phones. The New Paint Store ; John Little has opened up the hnsi1 ness of selling paints at the corner of 1 Jackson and Washington streets and it ; is just the place to buy fresh paints. 8-23- tf