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CAMDEN NEWS NOTES
Judge Joline yesterday allowed the final accounting of the estate of the late Rev. Dr. J. B. Graw.
The F. S. McPherson Company, to manufacture drugs, filed articles of incorporation at the County Clerk's office. The corporators are Frank S. McPherson, Sigmund Scocnagle and H. F. Stockwell, all Camden people.
Joseph Leonard was arrested last night by Policeman Tooley on a charge of writing policy. Leonard lives at Ninth and Ferry avenue, Camden, where Police Captain Stanley captured a policy outfit some days ago.
The Waterford Township Committee yesterday deposited with County Clerk Patterson $5, which had been awarded to Mrs. Emma Menard for damages. She refused to take the sum.
County Collector M. F. Ivins yesterday received from J. Willard Morgan, State Comptroller, a communication in which he was informed that Camden county's quota for State school purposes will be $75,226.32. The quota would be $115,732.80, but the State made an appropriation of $40,506.48, leaving the balance for the county to raise.
Camden News Notes:
Judge Joline yesterday allowed the final accounting of the estate of the late Rev. Dr. J. B. Graw.
The F. S. McPherson Company, to manufacture drugs, filed articles of incorporation at the County Clerk's office. The corporators are Frank S. McPherson, Sigmund Scocnagle and H. F. Stockwell, all Camden people.
Joseph Leonard was arrested last night by Policeman Tooley on a charge of writing policy. Leonard lives at Ninth and Ferry avenue, Camden, where Police Captain Stanley captured a policy outfit some days ago.
The Waterford Township Committee yesterday deposited with County Clerk Patterson $5, which had been awarded to Mrs. Emma Menard for damages. She refused to take the sum. Philadelphia Inquirer, January 31, 1903.
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