A. B. Black, salary 800 Jerry A. Hes, salary as commissioner 1000 Jerry A. Hes-s, expenses at appeals Jerry A. Hess, o'her expenses for the year C. L. Pohe, salary as commissioner C. L. Pohe, expenses at appeals C. L. Polio, other expenses for the year Elisha Ringroe, salary as comrais sioner Elisha RinrosH. expenses at appeals Elisha Rlngrose. othtr expenses for the year W. O. Holmes, plumbing and repairs at Court House -I. n. Rojs. repairinij Tou Clock, clock iu C. office, etc. Mart man and Mend-nhall. repairs at Court House Daniel Miller, putting in windows at Court House George T. Blsel & Co.. law book for commissioners office Town of Bloomsburg. county's share of paving In fron: of Court House Miff-in and Stecker. goods Court Hous A. DeHann, 5 grosses of pens Harry Barton, typewriter ribbon for commissioners' office John Gorry, repairs at Court House F. P. Purse!, toweling Court House V. B. Moyer. repairs and painting: Court House roof W. H. Brower, linoleum Court House E. J. Brown, sprinkling street in front Court Hous P. R. Drake, plastering Paragon Plaster and Supply Company, Piaster A. C. DeShepparJ. work at Court House, repairs to locks, etc L. E. Whary. conductor on Curt House 1G 36 1000 14 35 looO 15 :;6 37 2 2S6 IS 00 Total 710 County Jail. J R. Schujler. hardware 1 Irondale K L. II & Power C. 5 ; ri al jail Iroiidale E. I.. H. & P ". re;XTl:s and :ivtur-s to lihis ! C. Kurter. Sr.. iuii ihyslciaa f-r year 19"G. I i". Rutter. Sr.. ia.il physlfifta for war l!t7 11 75 3 S7 123 li -jaibiirg Water Com;:in, :er rDt and iave wash 117 14 Mover Brns.. h;ir.jare. !i,.-.i;ii'- and c':a- to F. P. Pursel. ai-r.-bar. ii.-e 73 53 VV. R. C"ase . orii .!!:d nia:er.:il " 25 L T. Sharpiess 4- C'aip.ia. a;.ro"jn- Jise 35 lja.es H. Mero-r. .. . :u'.l5Ji' Jis:i;fectant 3C "0 .1 S. EJwardti. ca; 22 r C W. IVako. ooai 114 95 i'h:.rl. B Knt. turnkey at jail 3 M 'h..-. B Eii:. boarlins j:i!.er. 1131 25 CharW B. En?, washir.,- f.-.r pr!-..n-rs 112 49 I'ir;. t It. K;it. tNn:wl'.na'i t i' 1 dls- airc.s 113 W. MfK. R.t(.or. hard are 2 00 L. E. Whare. ranpe b-iil'-r an i p!amb- at jail 230 42 I. E. Wharev. wainscoting and jrk at jail 1" ' Paraxon Planter ar.d Supply Con-.paay. plaster anl lixa 3 44 Harmon and Hassert. coal " 10 53 Jacob Keller, notions 10 95 j W. W. Black, eKSheriff, b.-.ar-l. wah, i committnitut and Din. B. to Jan. 7 17 50 Hartman and Mf-nenhal!. plarriblng an 1 repairs 131 91 nr t, Ho.nes. pliii'i ing an.' i -'irs !2 79! Dr. K W. Kfdeker an I Dr. J. W. Bruner Hlr.e. lirNon.T A. ii. .-y'i.-ird M c.in: si -ospra.' Jacob Hike A. M. HofTmau. w.i'chniati at hospital Jacob Hike W. H. Mi.rfre. fhoe- 22 00 S 00 5 25 30 00 3' 00 63 49 2 00 14 66 7 1 e, to 13 CO 11 19 16 50 7 00 2 00 00 76 76 i 3 00 16 10 Tornado Manufacja Co.. V'-. des troyer Joseph R.Vti H.'ti'ltal. tre3n:nt of Joseph Hike Richard Mfg. Co.. hardware, paint aad work at jail and lawn moer Dr. J. M. Hess, pulling teeth D. lwenberg, clothing for prisoners Severance nl Robens. hard;ire and i In warw ;eorg" W. Harder. :', : ; trout 4or jail an3 put; ins u John F. Tooley, scrub bm-he. mnp. pnap, mdse. ire.isv and Wells. 1'imber (1. S. Furman, blar.kets R. E. Miller, services as physician Chan. F. Altmiller, 2 visits to jail S. B. Arment, professional services P. K. Vannatta, material, papering and painting John Chromia, flxlns pump Harrisburg Foundry & Machine Works 6 prates for boiler Keystone Machine Works, repair Jail boiler Keyotone Machine Works, work on rail- i-rg and material V. H. Brower. rug John Gorrey, tententing fyonis Gross, overalls : Charles M. Evan, shoes West DiRinftant Co.. dlinenan.t 29 8 1 113 7 40' 1 65' jail 75; Total S4084 K6 ' Printing, Stationery, Etc. iirge E. Eiwell, printing and station- 1 ery $ 106 40: Democratic Sentinel, printing and sta tionery 111 63 j Berwick Dally Enterprise, printing 70 60; Benton Argus, prinitng 67 00 j James C. Brown, printing 81 20 j James C. Brown, postage 65 00 j James C. Brown, box rent for year 3 00 ; The MilMIie Tablet, printing 35 00 j Harrisburg Telegram, printing 76 50 ; Charles E. Randall. News Item, print- i ing 166 1" I J. C. Rutter. printing and stationery 184 50 j The Morning Press, printing 93 40 Paul Z. Harman, stationery 15 90 : S. R .Bidieman, stationery 61 96 James H. Mercer, stationery 13 10 i The Bloomsburg Dally, Printing 8 75 j William Ingraham. printing Tax Meim ' and iaol'--, 1TV 7 60 Total Inquisitions. Robert Breunan, inquest on body Andrew Rice Robert Brennan. inquest ou body 1217 61 of S 6 35 of 14 John Sards Robert Brennan, inquest on body of Alexander Grovocks Robert Brennan, inquest on body of D. Conire Robert Brennan, inquest on body of Anthony Brides Hobert Erennan. inquest on body of John Kulick Robert Brennan. inquest on body of John Orunnlc Total Ro!ert Brennan, examination on body of Andrew AbraczlnRkl Robert Brennan, examination on body of James McCann Robert Brennan, examination of body of James Naughton Dr. B. F. Sharplet-B, inquest on body of $105 78 $ 7 55! 6 35 10 00 Geo. Hindock CO; Dr. B. F. Sharpless, investigation on 95; body of .. Lloyd Dlll-m j Dr. B. K. Sharpless, Jnvestl'-'aMon on SS j body of .lames Monoiihat; uOjDr. B. F. Sharpless. In vesication ou 30 body of Albert Kelly 02 D. H. Walsh, inquest on bod.i r Jo. sepb Cebeskia 00 D. H. Walsh, inquest on bo-i of Jis. 00 J. Monoghan .1. .1. Hess, biiriul of D. Kalozza G2 , 45 $219 To" a 1 Bridge Building and Repairs. BEAVER. IXivid Davis, plank for T.oy bridge. 61 John Davis, plank and p ; 'ing same on Troy bridge William Ney, work on Trny bridge Samuel Longenberger. r--;;rs Seheil and ivlinanian br!i- 66 3 00 $169 6 39 90 Total BENTON TOWNSHIP. 4 so Oliver Cojo, tilling Th-ma- and Cole bridge 1 00 S. J- E.lwarls, snowing J-ldson bridge CO 87 James C. Brown, niakin ; plans and spe- 86 ciflcations Raven Ore j W. H. Rhawn, preparing 30 00; Cr.-ek bridge 17 1C B. F. Redline, materia Thomas bridge 14 00 bridge contract Raven an! lumber. 4 80 Total $3C BERWICK. ' 1" W. F. Rousrh. repairs t.jII house at Berwick river brid-' 12 s 2- John E. Stott for sup iu'endent of con struction, Berwick rinr bridge 2t' 1 70 Berwick Water Compiu..-. toll house. water rent. Berwick i : t bridge I. 0. Brown, advertisim: vale of toll 3S house. 90 (Seorge E. El well, a.iv toll house 00 ' W. H. Rhawn. work iu toll house. Jterwiok ri 89 D L. & W. R. R. Com stone for Berwick :i 0' J- Frank Marta, work hride 50 D L. .t W. R. R. Co.. fre ; ising sale of i-.mrt. salo of . r bridge tny. freight on r bridge :t lierwick ri'. er r, ' 16 3" :.;!if on s'oue for i'i . atone M-r- B nviok river bridge Silver Srrinsrs uarry '" wick river bridge James ". Brown, adverrisn :.0:iso. Berwick river bride" Berwir'i Independent, a ivertising a T i! iioii..- H-r vii-k :'. . vr brl.'.e T T. '(". cry'ne ..f '.', hou-- 1 2 ' rt. Be,"',ii-K 1 T'tal BLOOM. 224 4 I'.iii:. Mi-: . a : It. -.J Rock 1 T. R. S. hi i.ridi:.. I iii e I ;., iiri i-o Taj lor i bridge fn-8'v & hai'.iwaie. Bloom river K I. lit K-d Rock 12 oo Hash, work oti Bloom river 192 W. lumber. B!Hni river bri igo F. M. Mausie'ler, hauling plank for the Bloom river bridge Otto Crawford, snowing Red Rock, Dou ble and Barton bridges J. R. Schuyler, nails. Bloom river bridge Burton Sellers, work on Bloom river bridge 12 60 50 t 2 25 1 20 1 00 ; J. R. Schu I- r. naiis Bridge ?! itri'-s L-i:i;. . or! IV. II. V.'.-c A. J'i i ! 1 1 'J river bridge Willard P McClo.-key for Bloom rivr 6 80 Bioom river I 97 1 8 22 1 ft r. on rivr bridge J R. Schuyler, hardware Blom river bri!? C. E Yorks. plank Bloom river bridge W. P. McCloskey. work on Bloom river bridg W. H Berz and Fred Rnh nsroin, work on Double bridge W. McK. Reher. nails Bloom river bridge J. R. Schuj-ler, hardware Bloom river bridge 15 75 Creasy & We!!.-, lumrxr Bloom river 'ridga 101 95 W. H. Betz anfl Thomas Ixrah. work Double bridge 23 24 R A. Hicks, damns to hors Bloom river brido 23 00 Creasy & Wells, lumber !- ile bridge 12S 47 Creav & Wells, lumber :!oom river '.rid.it. C. A. Small. Atty. for Ow. ance on railing on B. r F. J. Richards, services r jesting R. B R. B. 1654 SO B. Co.. bnl- r bridge 2030 00 i derej lnves- 5 Total $4372 BLOOM AND MONTOUR. 90 I Otto Crawford, snowing Rupert covered bridgn 75 47; Henry Miller, plank Rupert covered 10 j bridge - 58 19 04' r (j Quick, filline aiiDioecb Rnnert covered bri.'g 1 50 Tota! $60 44 BLOOM AND MT. William McMahon, bridge William McMahnn. PLEASANT. Miowing Shaffer puttli ;iank on 1 00 Shaffer brldse Too: BRTARCREdrt TV P. John M. Fairchiids, pi..t. .. on Fairchiids bridge 9 15 E. K. Freas, plank delivered to Croop bridge 20 05 Total $29 20 CATAWISSA BOROUGH. C. S. Shuman, filling approach Paper Mil! bridge 1 William Longenberger, hauling and furnisliing gravel 2nd St. bridge 2 00 river bridge 19 50 W. H. Ernest, Atty. for Oscar E. Thompson, Supt. Const. P. Mill B. 1352 00 Boyd Treseort, examining Paper Mill bridge and trip to Harrisburg in re gard to same 21 30 Charles Brown, et al., work on Cata wissa river bridge 27 35 Total $1426 35 ! CENTRE TOWNSHIP. 98 ! Millard Adams, plank and work on Scott bridge 14 73 FISHINGCREEK TOWNSHIP. ; P. E. & T. H. Tu'ubs, buil iiug bridge 14 2S ! over Little Fishing Cree, near John M. Bucka'.ew's 18 43 , J. M. Buckalew, work on same ; Jonas Shultz, use of road 18 68 Jas. C. Brown, making plai.s and spe cifications Peter Hess bridge 18 33 i W. H. Rhawn, drawing contract. I'eter i Hess bridge 1 00 766 3 - 10 Total FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. Commissioners of Montour county, pairs Reeder bridge. Col. County's share 54 55 C. E. Kreischer, Atty. in f ttlemeut with M. S. Munson, Reeder bridge 271 IT 3 John E. Berninger, plank and spikes for Rt-iaie bridge 2 75 3. II. Dyer, plan1; Rr-igie bridge ,L. D. Rjhrbach. labor Reiale bridge 3 47'RaiMij Ct ;.. wore on Parr's Mill B. D. C. Art!y, shingles and repairing roof 2 75 Pensvl OrlJ.se 10 50. ToUt $4io in : GREENWOOD. 00; - fJrecnley, shingles and lath, Lem- ons coveied bridge 97 Mordan, plank and work on Eyers grove I. B. Got'tib Hartniaii. work on Lemons U. . W. W. Kashner. filling Lemons Eridste -jB. V. Redline. lumber and repairs for j Kramer bridge Ha i Jonathan Lemon, Knowing Lemons B. 0 I'll W. B. Ikeler. furnishing and putting in two plank Ikeler Bridge 16 50 Total GREENWOOD AND PINE. 99 66 5 00 1 00 12 39 S 00 ?2C 39 2 80 1 00 7 05 i 5 32 i 5 60 75 $22 52 i 3 92 j H. B. .Mordan. work on Lower Iola B. 2 oo r Charles H ilier. Glling approach L. I. B. 2 yo :B F. ReJIIne, lumber, repairs, L. I. B. j Charles Stackhouse. work on L. I. B. 15 on. Total 5 001 HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP, C. L. 'iarrman. work on Ivey bridge Cha. Mollride. jiuttlng on and furnish ing p :mk McBride bridge Creasy & Wells, plank for Ivey bridge 12 01' 01: w. ii. iietz and w. II. Ixirow. work on (rordon bridge . n. tietz anil . h I.orow. work on Ivey bridge 0' i Coorge Fullmer. ' mer bridge puiting plank in Full 3 r.o Total 6 0 HEMLOCK AND MONTOUR TWPS. v. ii. u,;i7. ami Tho. Lorow, work on isarton bridge S 3 I 2 - f 1C Beaver Benton Boro B-'nton T.v Bi-rwirk. N. IC Berwick. S. E Berwick. X. v H. r.vicK. S W. Hiooin, 1st, West Hli.orn. L'li.l. Weit Bloom. ;!r,!, East Hloom, 4th. Ea-t Briarcreok East Briarcreek. West C.i'. m isu. Twp 'a'..iwissa Boro Ceniralia. 1st iVntralia. 2n I Centre, ort!i Centre. Sou- !i i.'ieveian 1 . . . . ;;n oo 2 00 iz on 2 (a) 32 oo 2 00 2 00 1 1 2 li:: on 2 i 113 On el 2 Ml) 26 On 2 '10 r.i oo 2 oo 90 OO 4 00 4 00 2 00 31 oo 2 00 4 00 164 Oo 2 00 33 00 23 00 2 00 51 25 2 00 L't Oil 2 00 40 00 2 00 28 00 2 00 23 30 2 00 17 70 2 00 19 SO 2 00 36 20 2 00 24 00 2 00 ii mi v t i - oo 35 oo 2 00 30 00 11 00 2 00 2 00 Sit -.2 4 s 36 . oiij ngham. E. Conjngham. W Con ngham W. N . X. No. 1. Conyngham W. No. 2 Conyneham S. W. Conyngham S. E. Fishiiigcre?k. E. Fishingcreek. W. .. Franklin ( Jreen wood. Green wd. Hemlock, J:iciijon 1-uv.ust, N. IjOCUSt S. Maii:.--on Main Mifflin ... MlliVlll,. . E. "W. en 11 00 30 S9 00' 62 ; oo' Mt. Pleasant Or". """ilia T-r io:tJt -4 Scott, K Scott. W Sugarlofif. x Sasarlonf. S Sti!!v::;.r, Boro W. B-:- . ick. 1st Ward W. B-r Ink. 2nd Ward 1356 35 76 50 J. R. Schuyler, hardware $4 Total HEMLOCK AND MADISON. 00 Frank Mordan. work on V.'ilson bridge 2 00 LOCUST TOWNSHIIP. Henry Fox. work on Wilson bridge " Chas. r.n.i l.i.'.vd Ernest, work on Esther Furnace bridge 31 Henry Wolf, work and material Esther Furnace bridge 5S 37 H. C. Wolfe, work and lumber Esther Furnace bridge 8 25 A. M. Johnson, plank and repairs John son bridge 4 50 Total MADISON TOWNSHIP. $107 OS 60; W H. Rhawn, preparing contract for Glrton bridge 5 00 1 Boyd Tresctt, making plans and specifi cations Girton bridge 10 00 To: il MAIN TOWNSHIP. Nathan Houck, plank Honck bridge MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP. J; hn E. Stott, for Her.i.ann Laub, en gineer, making plans and specifica- $15 uO 153 78 Tions for Mifflin river bridge 3(ttl0 00 36 63 iie 16 Re1 61 36 of 20 00 to 15 34 of J. W. Sitler. plank Smiih bridge 00 ' c Samuel Knecht, work on S "''a br and nails E. K. Freas:. plank Smith bridge S. J. r-tiicr, settlement fur use road to M. River bridge llllis Shellu.mmar, hauling plank Smith bridge Const. M. river bridge 500 000 Tota! $4310 18 MILLVILLE. C. R. Henrie. plank and work on MIU- ville bridge 99 97 MONTOUR TOWNSHIP. David BenshofT. hauling and work on Deimer bridge 2 00 W. H. Betz. work on Deimer bridge 1 40 ! Total $3 40 50 MT. PLEASANT. OOjpraj, jjordan, work on Mordansvllle 00 I. bridge 1 50 H. Stauffer, filling Sands bridge 1 00 00 ; Joseph Sands, snowing V. Wilson, L. Wilson. Sands. F. and Tip Sands 0 w: bridges j L. E. Hippensteel, .work and plank on $7S9 50 j tollman bridge i James M. Mausteller, work on Upper Wil-re- ! son 'bridge 5 00 2 04 13 49 42 60 7 00 36 63 1 05 i Creasy & Wells, lumber Dollman B. 90 i John Shaffer, work on Dollman bridge ; John Shaffer, work on Sands bridge 50 John Shaffer, work on Wilson bridge 7 80 4S 10 12 75 3 00 2 25 J. E. Sands, shingles Mordan sville cov ered bridgf 63 00 Total ORANGE TOWNSHIP. $173 a. r. numie, uauiiag, uiiaaia!b ana puitlr - on plank iron bndp Ira Halfpenny, plaak and putting sam 30 on iron bridge Total PINE TOWNSHIP. B. F. Redllue, lumber and repairs Shoemaker bridge 67 Charles Stackhouse, work on Shoemaker bridge 2 35 13 24 37 2 00 1 50 $81 55 Total $69 20 STILLWATER. J. V. McHenry snowing, filling and lum ber Stillwater covered bridge 4 27 SUGARLOAF TOWNSHIP. 10 91 3 00 B. F. Redline, lumber Fritz bridge 16 Jesse Hess, plank Iron 'bridge Grassmere Park 26 Hummer Sc. Yorks, plank for Elk R. And Elk Grove bridges 89 C. E. Yorks, work on Elk Run B. 16 C. E. Yorks, work on Kocher bridge 4 C. E. Yorks, work on Grassmere bridge. iron 24 Petennan & Relchard, plank Lower Grassmero bridge 30 Total 206 Total bridge account $14911 Penitentiary and Asylums. Support of Abe Krelsher, Huntingdon Reformatory 1900 $ 102 Eastern State Penitentiary, support of prisoners 1906 671 Warren State Hospital, support of Liz zie Hawley 91 Danville State Hospital, support of inmates from June I. 1906. to March 1st. 1907 1160 Total $2025 i ' in 15 00 6 oo 6 00 28 00 20 Od 6 "0 6M 28 00 19 40 6 00 6 00 51 00 6 oo 6 00 99 60 30 00 00 S 04 40 00 6 00 6 00 30 HO 6 OO 6 00 24 OO 6W) 6 00 117 00 2 00 6 i'0 6 00 41 00 6 00 6 00 117 0'" 24 00 0) 6 00 14 00 G 00 6 00 8 GO 16 00 6 oO 6 00 20 00 6 i 6 00 25 00 6 oo 00 56 50 6 00 6 00 56 00 6 oi 6 00 15 00 6 00 6 00 2S 20 U 00 6 "i 6 00 16 00 S W 6 00 54 00 6 00 6 00 30 00 6 00 6 00 25 00 6 o0 6 00 26 00 6 00 6 00 21 00 6 00 6 00 54 00 6 00 6 Ov 22 00 6 00 6 00 38 00 10 00 6 00 6 00 20 00 6 00 6 00 8 00 6 00 6 00 22 00 6 00 6 00 20 OO C OO 6 00 22 IKI C lO 6 OO 10 00 6 00 6 Oo 10 00 6 00 6 00 28 00 5 00 42 60 18 00 6 00 6 00 14 00 6 00 C 00 12 80 6 00 6 00 20 00 6 00 6 00 19 CO 6 00 6 N 12 00 6 00 (W io co & oo c oo MM i 00 ; oo a m t oo i oo 16 00 6 00 6 00 12 60 6 00 6 00 12 00 6 00 6 00 14 00 6 00 6 00 10 00 6 00 6 00 32 00 6 00 6 00 159 20 17 00 6 00 6 00 4 00 1209 90 318 00 312 00 72b 60 4 00 48 Bounty on Weasels, Minks, and Foxes. As per Act of Assembly approved April 40,1907. Paid in First Instance by County, terwards back to county by State. Harry Rhodes, Treasurer for monies paid to various parties la county en weasels 8701 GO 86 00 j Minks 80 00 Foxes 74 00 Total $855 50 Election Expenses. Election officers, election bouses, and booth expenses J. W. Hidlay and Nwton Walker counting vote C. M. Terwilliger, counting rote William G. Johnston & Co., Novembei E. outfits and com. sheet L. E. Wharey. making ballot box P. K. Vannatta, lettering ballot box C.errge IZ. El well, printing February election tlcke's and watchers eertlH Cites $3743 43 4 00 6 00 43 50 3 50 60 139 00 4 00 A. B. Black, help making up February election tickets George El-well printing November bal l.itj 90 00 Wm. G. Johnston & Co. election out fit February election 35 10 Total $4066 03 June Primary Expenses, Paid in First Instance By County. County Re-lmbursed by the Stats. William G. Johnston & Co., June pri mary borough and township books $ 21 20 Adams Express Company, expressage 5 80 George E. Elwell, printing June pri mary tickets 162 80 Bruce Kelchner, drayage on ballot box es June primary 2 71 Election officers, election houses and booth expenses 1183 40 .1. C. Brown, publishing primary elec tion proclamation 13 00 ! George E. Elwell, printing primary E. j proclamation and instructions 18 00 j A. B. Black, making voting and ballot check lists 230 00 But one-half of this amount was al lowed by the State and the balance was paid back into the County Treasury. John Langdon, delivering ballot boxes and tickets, 8 districts. 11 00 J. A. Thompson, ballot boxes and keyo 278 25 William G. Johnston & Co., election supplies and petitions 161 50 Harry Barton et al. counting vote June primaries 21 36 Jerry A. Hess, G. Ia Pohe and Elleh Ringrose, delivering tickets and bal lot boxes J. p. 31 ; Total Total election expenses 12152 91 SG213 94 64 50 242 45 Blank Book 22 20jJame, H Mercer. B00M' U-mum thn:r . r.. 59 85 " Total 20 00 Soldiers' Burial. W. O. Holmes, burial David P. Hunt $ 60 00 H. H. Hetler, burial William Klsner 50 00 Thomas E. Harder, buriel Geo. W. Harder 35 00 Russel Karns, burial of Alexander Mc Henry 50 00 W. O. Holmes, burial of Asa Hess 50 00 Thomas E. Harder, burial Win. Kline 50 00 Joseph C. Eves, burial of Benjamin F. Fisher 50 00 W. O. Holmes, burial of Isaac Nuss 50 00 Joseph Fieckenstlne, burial of William 00 38 84 20 Mausteller 50 00 C. H. Campbell, burial of Thomas B. Shuita 50 00 V. P. Eves, burial of Abel Hartman 50 00 Thomas E. Harder, burial of William Ernest SO 00 W. O. Holmes, burial of Jacob F. Fox 60 00 W. O. Holmes, burial of Joaeph Weidle 60 00 Herman F. Young 2 headstones, F. Harder and Wm. Kline 30 00 Rupert Marble and Granite "Works, Headstones for A. Nuss 1$ 00 Albert Smith, 2 headstones, Isaac Nuss and Wm. A. Ernest 30 00 R. M. LaShelle, burial of Chaa. M. Gaskins 60 00 George S. Lee, burial of Wm. R. John son 50 00 Thos. E. Harder, burial of Solomon Mensch SO 00 J. M. Ammerman. burial of N. E. Miller 50 00 W. O. Holmes, burial of James Herron 50 00 Benton Marble & Granite Works, J headstones. Mosea Karns and BenJ. F. Fisher 30 00 C. L. Hlrleman. burial of William H. Moore 50 00 00 20 25 87 39 20 42 25 25 12 ; Thomas E. Harder, burial of Wm. ! Fisher 60 00 j L. Kurtz & Son. headstone for Alex. Ram bo 15 00 j Thos. E. Harder, burial of William Bauml.ster 60 00 ; Robert Morris, burial of Elisha Keller 50 00 : Charles G. Smith, headstone for John McGraw 15 00 William Berninger. burial of Zacha ; rlah Beach 60 00 Total $1320 00 Fire Warden. IT. G. Rarig, Roaringcreek. Pierce Gruver, Main Township George Irvln, Hemlock Henry Hummel, Beaver W. P. Hetler. Mifflin Oscar M. Bower, Briarcreek Total Sheep Damage. Ceorge Sutlfff. Sugarloaf Daniel H. Maust, Madison McClellan Whltenight. Hemlock Orval Watts. Greenwood C. H. Breish, Main B. iKeler, Greenwood C. W. Faus, Pine Total Recapitulation. - Miscellaneous Courts. Jurors, etc. Commonwealth costs Road and bridge views and damages Commissioners' office and Court House County Jan Printing, stationery and postage Inquisitions Bridge building and repairs Penitentiary and asylums Assessors pay Bounty on weasels, minks an-d foxes Election expenses, including June Pri mary 6218 94 Blank books 306 95 j Soldiers' Burial 1320 00 1 Fire wardens 401 85 Total amount paid on general order book $57063 92 Sheep damage 182 50 10, af Total amount paid out on all orders $57236 42 The foregoing statement of the expendi tures for the county of Columbia, State of Pennsylvania, for the year 1907. is hereby submitted to the County Auditors of said County. JERRY A. HESS, C. L. POHE, e. rinxjrosh; County Commissioners. Attest: A. B. BLACK, Clerk. Liabilities Bonds outstanding Road damages assessed Costs Commonwealth cases Due sundry persons, views $195200 00 1640 00 350 00 75 00 $197165 00 Resources. Due from collectors less exonera tions and commissions Due from State, forest fires Due from State, Agricultural 80. Due from State, scalps Due from Penna. R. R, Co. Due from Conyngham-Centralla Poor District Due from Luzerne county Due from Montour county Liabilities over Resources $ 20000 00 267 00 1000 00 838 00 200 00 480 00 85 00 42 00 174253 00 $197165 00 We the undersigned Auditors of Columbia County, being duly elected to adjust and set tle the accounts of the Commissioners and Treasurer of Columbia county, do hereby cer tify that we met at the Court House in Blooms burg. pa.. on the sixth day of January, A. D. 1908, and proceeded to audit the account of the above named officers. After examining and correcting same we find them to toe cor rect as above stated. Bloomsburg, Pa., Feb. 8th. 1908. C. 'L. HIRLEMAN, JOHN R. DTEMER. I HARRY B. CREASY, j Auditors. (Attest: J. W. HIDLAY, Clerk. 1 44 00 $306 95 $201 60 ' 31 66 15 90 86 65 20 45 46 80 $401 85 I 8 00 30 00 30 00 69 00 15 00 24 60 16 00 $182 r.o $ 2951 36 6191 91 4681 67 562 37 710! 38 4084 66 1217 61 219 97 14911 39 2025 IX 4003 35 855 60
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