Too Precious.
"Milkers t>> tii> iiiiijt'sty" nntl 'lm
ported" «r«» wonls thni curry mu< h
woiKUt toman) luliiils. It In strung®
what a glory a foreign lul>H can east
upon a cominoiipliirif 11 rt!«•!*• The fiurt
of a coin»io<lity < ross. il the wa
ter, liowciVr. is not taken quilt; **> se
riously toil.iy as it w.ih some fifty or
sixty year; ap>. M. C. I>. Silsln-e
gives an instaiK'e In her "A Half Cen
tury In Baleiu."
Mis* Ann M. Kust was one «»f the
two milliner*. She had a large collec
tion of finery, shelves full of handsome
ribbons and glass showcases of rich
embroideries, besides the Inevitable
bonnets. Once she Imported a quan
tity of exquisite l'?/urh cups. The
strinirs were somewhat crushed in the
transit across the ocean. The caps
jvere quickly disposed of. An aunt
bought one, and Miss Hust innocently
observed that a "warm iron would
make the creases all right."
"What!" indignantly exclaimed the
aunt. "Smooth a crease made in I'uris?
No, indeed; never!"
A Farrxus English Clock.
Wells cathedral contains one of the
most Interesting clocks in the whole
world. It was constructed by Peter
Light foot, a monk. In 1320 and em
braces many devi 'ps which testify to
the ancient horologlst's ingenuity.
Several celestial at.l terrestrial bodies
are incorporated in the interesting
movement and relationship. They In
dicate the hours of the day, the age
of the moon and the position of the
planets and the tides. When the clock
strikes (lie hour two companies of
horsemen fully armed dash out of
gateways In opposite directions and
charge vigorously. They strike with
their lances as they pass as many
times as correspond with the number
of the hour. A little distance away,
seated on a high perch, is a quaint
figure, which kicks the quarters on
two bells placed beneath his feet and
strikes the hours on a bell. The dial
of the clock is divided into twenty
four hours and shows the phases of
the moon and a map of the universe.—
Ilarper's.
Ho Made Them Listen.
"X" Beidler, the old vigilante leader
of Montana, was elected sheriff of
Lewis and Clark county. In which Hel
ena is situated. During Beidler's
Incumbency the jail was rebuilt and
one of the new fashioned steel cages
for the prisoners installed. Beidler
invited all the notables down to see
the cage when it was completed. The
governor nnd the state and city offi
cials and many prominent citizens ac
cepted the Invitation. "X" took them
into a cage and excused himself for a
minute. He went out and locked the
door. Then he took a chair and sat
down outside.
"Now, dern ye," he said to the im
prisoned notables, "ye've bin edgin'
off lately when I was tellin' my stories
of the old days an' not llstenin' to 'em.
Now I reckon ye'll listen."
He kept them there three hours—
until he had told his whole budget of
tales.—Philadelphia Saturday Evening
Post
Max O'Rell's Reply.
Max O'ltell at a dinner in Montreal
at which were present English, Scotch,
Irish and French was asked to give
his opinion of the different races,
nere is the answer he gave on the in
stant.
"The Scotchman," he said, and he
clinched his right hand tightly and
pretended to try to force it open with
his left. "The Englishman"— And he
went throuyh the same performance,
opening the hand at the end after an
apparent struggle. "The Irishman"—
And he held out his hard wide open,'
with the palm upward. "The French
man"— And he made a motion with
both hands as if he were emptying
them on the table.
There was not n word of explana
tion, but all understood thoroughly and
had a hearty laugh.
A Good Shot.
A sportsman of great imaginative
gifts and fond of telling his exploits
related that at one shot he had
brought down two partridges and a
hare. His explanation was that, al
though he had only hit one partridge,
the bird in falling had clutched at
another partridge and brought that to
earth entangled in its claws.
"But how about the hare?" he was
asked.
"Oh." was the calm reply, "my gun
kicked and knocked me backward,
and I fell on the hare as it ran past!"
An Old Christmas Law.
The general court of Massachusetts
Bay Colony, following the example of
the English parliament, in 1050 enact
ed a law that "anybody who Is found
observing, by abstinence from labor,
feasting or any other way, any such
day as Christ mas day shall pay for ev
ery such ofTense vlilllinijs." This law
was repealed In l«;si
It Got Warmer.
Little Willie Say, pa, doesn't It net
colder when tie' thermometer falls?
Pa—Yes, my son. Little Willie Well,
ours has fallen. I'a How far? Little
Willie About live feet, and when It
struck the hall tloor It broke."
On the Trail.
"I'm gunning for railroads," an
nounced the trust buster
"Tin ii come with iiii'," whispered
near humorist. "I can show you some
of the tracks." Hrooktyii Life.
He Was Immune.
Howell ller inuuh In contagions
Powell Well. I wn la ll<> danger of
catchlui; It She was laughing at me.
New York l'rw*s.
To know the %orst Is one wra?
whereby to belli' If Alfred AusUu
AUDITORS' REPORT
Of C4MIKON COUNTY fOR 1910
( HAS. J HOWAHI), County TreaHtirer, In ac
count with Cameron County.
DR.
To balance Jan 2, 191" $ '2.074 63
To unneated tax 1808 266 18
To unseated tax 1909 8,593 31
Po am— tad t:»x iiiu 911 on
To reed from W K. Devling Coll. 1910 433 77
To ree'd from John Olenn, Coll. 1910 4,156 40
To ree'd from W. E. Bar, Coll. 1910 909 85
To ree'd from.l K Batehelder C 011.1910 451 II
To ree'd from Klihu Cliadwu :k,C011.1910 2,054 07
To recM from S. D. McCoole. Coll. 1910 549 13
To ree'd F. D. Councilman, Coll. 1910.. 113 89
To ree'd from retail liquor licenses 435 00
To ree'd from Dial. Att'y Comm. eoata 172 60
To ree'd from Clifton Whitinire, fine . 1 00
To ree'd from August Morrell,fine,coats 596 99
To ree'd from Sam Pettite fine & costs.. 557 19
To ree'd from Anthony Comisky,fine, cs 539 31
To ree'd from Thos. H. Brown, costs 100 00
To ree'd from hunting license 110 00
To ree'd from Merrill Voght, costs.... 10 00
To ree'd from Viugenso Qua res, ti & cs 111 60
To ree'd Marcarone Ving* nso li & cs 114 60
To ree'd from Boeco Vonelli, fine Acs 114 SO
To ree'd from redemption county lauds 29 20
To ree'd from jury fee 4 00
To ree'd from (ieo. Trainor, hack tax . 34
To ree'd from ShippenTwp bridge joists 10 60
To ree'd from A State per tax returned 1,259 20
To ree'd Mate Treas. ae't Agri. Assn. . 185 62
To ree'd State Treas. primary election 319 08
To reed from bond No. 20 2,500 On
To ree'd from ootid No. 21 1,000 00
To ree'd from interest on unseated tax 161 55
$23,839 57
CR.
By county orders paid, $21,230 83
By 5 per cent. comm. on $18,265.04 913 25
By 2 per cent. comm. on $3,500.00 70 00
By balance 1,625 49
$23,839 57
Balance due County 1,625 49
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count with Special County.
BIUDGE BONDS. I
DR.
To unseated tax 1908.. 112 133 14
To unseated .ax 1909 1,796 76
To unseated tax 1910 325 61
To rec. from ElihuChodwiclc, Coll. 1910 733 55
To rec. from John Git nn, Coll. 1810.... 1,184 45
To rec. from F.l>. ouncilruan,Coll.l9lo 40 66
To rec. from W. E. Barr, Coll. 1910.... 346 37
To rec from 8. I). McCoole, Coll. 1910. 196 11
To rec. from J. R. Batch elder, Coll. 1910 161 12
To rec. from W. E. Develin, Coll. 1910 151 89
$5,372 66
CR.
By balance due County Treasurer $ 75 69
By bonds paid 4,500 05
By coupons paid 150 00
By state tax on bonds held by county.. 20 00
By interest on bonds held by county... 180 00
By 5 per cent. comm. on $5,372 66 268 63
By balance due 178 34
$5,372 66
Balance due Bridge Bonds 178 34
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count with Special County.
COURT HOUSE BONDS.
DR.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $ 6,741 09
To unseated tax 1908 53 25
To uuseated tax 1908 718 71
To unseated tax 1910 130 24
To rec. from W. E. Develin, Coll. 1910. 61 96
To rec. from John Glenn, Coll. 1910.... 593 78
To rec. from W. E. Barr, Coll. 1910 138 55
To rec. from J. R. Batehelder, Coil. 1910 01 45
To rec. from Elihu Chadwick.Coll. 1910 293 42
To rec. from s. i> McCoole,uoll. 1910.. 78 45
To rec. from F.D.C'ouncilman,Coll.l9lo 10 27
Tc rec, from interest on bonds 180 00
#9,0:0 17 !
CR.
By paid interest on bonds t 800 00
By paid state tax on bonds so 00
By loaned to county 1,000 00
By 5 per cent. comm. on $2,329.08 116 45
By balance. 7,073 72
$9,070 17
Balance due Court House Bonds 7,073 72
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count with the several Shippen Twp. Funds.
SHIPPEN ROAD.
To balance Jan. 2,* 1910 J 17 60
To unseated tax 1908 178 10
To unseated tax 1909 3,258 67
To unseated tax 1910 855 03
*1,309 57
CR.
By bal. due Co. Treas. from last rtp't.. $ 7 51
By 5 per cent, coram, on $1,291.97 211 60
By orders paid 3,603 21
By balance 484 22
$1,309 57
To balance due Shippen Road 184 22
SHIPPEN SPECIAL ROAD.
To bal. Jan.2. 1910 $ 393
To unseated tax 1908 35 61
To unseated tax 1909- 651 70
$691 21
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. oil $687.31 $ 3137
By orders paid 559 00
By balance., 97 87
s6»l 24
To balance due Shippen Special Road. 97 87
SHIPPEN ROAD BOND.
To balance Jan. 1, 1910 $ 10 05
To unseated tax 1908 71 25
To unseated tax 1909 1,3C3 45
$1,384 75
C'R.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $1,374.70 68 74
By ordera paid 1,215 00
By balance 8101
$1 .181 75
To balance due Shippen Road 80nd... 81 01
SHIPPEN SCHOOL.
To unseated tax 1908 $ 178 to
To unseated tax I!«I9 4,236 18
To unseated tax 1910 855 30
To amount from dog fund. . 86 69
$5,356 27
OR.
By bal. due Co. Treas. from last rep't $ ->5 89
By •*» per cent. comm. on £'>,269.58. .... 263 48
By orders pants 3,850 00
By balance 1.186 90
$5,358 27
By balance due Shippen School 1,186 INI
SHIPPEN SCHOOL BUI UMNO.
To balance Jan. 2. 1910 $ 999 52
To unseated tax 1908.. 53 47
To unseated tax 1909 977 61
$2,030 60
CR.
Ily 5 per cent. comm. on $1031.08 $ 51 55
By orders paid . 1,9"0 on
llv balance 79 05
f2,030 611
To bal due Bblppeu School Building 7 ' 05
SHIPPEN SCHOOL, BOND,
To balance Jau 2, 1910 $ 6 lo
HHIPPKN POOR.
To balance Jan. i, 19.0 $ .115 Itt
To unseated tax I'lOS 106 85
To unsealed tax 1909 1.9.5 12
To unseated tax 1910. . lil 08
$2,578 21
CR.
Hy 5 per cent. comm. on #2,283.05 $ 111 6.')
11\ i.rdi-re paid 2,000 o>> J
By balance I*l6 59 )
s2,'»7* 24
To balance due Hhd>l>eii Poor (mi 59 1
Cl*A*. I HoWAHU, I'IIIIIII) 'lreamirer, in ac
count with the several Portage Twp Ktiutlt t
IMIRTA< IK ROAD.
To tuilan>'« Jan 2. into $ MBl 1
I'o unsealed tat |-«n . 27 51 !
To IMMMaletl la* I'tut) M Is
To unseated lax Ittin MM
< 2 j
I'R.
Ily 5 pertcut comm. on I 7« ' I $ i so
B> order. paid . S3 >4l
By balance ...... .... « vt
M *2
To IttlftlH'C due Portage Hoad t- mat ?i irj j
CAMERON COUNTY PRKSS, THURSDAY, FERRUARYII6, iqu.
PORTAOESPECIAL ROAD.
To undented tax 1910 $ 12 .12
OR.
By 8 p«r cent comm. on $12.32. 112 m
By balance 11 711
(12 .12
To balance due Pottage Special Road . 11 70
PORTAGE SCHOOL.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 | 18 22
To unseated tax 1908 .15 77
To irtiHented lax 1909. :|fl ]8
To nnneated tax 1910 21 54
To amount from dog fund 6 19
sll7 90
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on 493.19 | 4 67
By orders paid 18 00
By balance 95 23
sll7 90
To balance due Portage School Fund.. 95 23
PORTAGESCHOOL BUILDING.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $ 2 60
To unseated tax 1909 10 88
sl3 48
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on SIO.BB 54
By orders paid 2 00
By balance 10 94
sl3 48
To balance due Portage Building 10 91
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac.
count with the several Lumber Twp. Funds-
LUMBER ROAD.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 S 232 23
To unseated tax 1908 42 51
To unseated lax 1909 66 88
To unseated tax 1910 96 87
To liquor license 120 00
$.558 49
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. 011 $326.26 16 31
By orders paid 112 05 no
By balance 37 18
|558 49
To balance due Lumber Road Fund ... 37 18
• LUMBER SCHOOL.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $ 315 59
To unseated lax 1808 55 26
To unseated tax 1909 86 94
To unseated tax 1910 212 16
To amount from dog fund. 23 75
$753 70
CR.
By 5 per cent, coram, on $381.36 $ 19 2?
By orders paid 480 On
By balance 254 48
$753 70
To balance due Lumber School 254 48
LUMBER SCHOOL BUILDING.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $ 184 41
To unseated tax 1908 25 52
To unseated tax 1909 53 50
To unseated tax 1910 96 87
$360 30
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $175 89 8 79
By orders paid 259 00
By balance 92 51
360 30
To bal. due Lumber School Building.. 92 51
LUMBER SCHOOL BOND.
To balance Jan. 2. 1910 $ hi 00
To unseated tax 1908 29 77
To unsealed tax 1909 33 46
$2Ol 23
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $63.23 $ 3 16
By orders paid 20100
By balance 07
$204 23
To balance due Lumber Bond 07
LUMBER POOR.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $ 246 38
To unseated tax 1908 12 51
To unseated tax 1909 66 88
To unseated tax 1910 60 57
$416 34
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $169.96 8 50
By orders p lid 31100
By balance 93 84
$416 34
To balance due Lumber Poor 93 84
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count with
LUMBER AND WHARTON STATE ROAD
To balance Jan. 2,1910, 112 12 98
To unseated tax 1908 10 64
To unseated tax 1809 16 75
To unseated tax 1910 60 57
To balance 5 16
$lO6 40
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $87.96 1 40
By orders paid 102 00
$lO6 10
By balance due County Treasurer 5 48
LUMBER AND WHARTON STATE ROAD
BOND.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910.. t 18 45
To unseated tax 1908 14 88
To unseated tax 1909 23 42
To unseated tax 1910 84 78
slll 53
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. ou $123 08 6 15
By orders paid 125 00
By balance 10 38
sl4l 53
To bal. line L. fc W. State Uoad Bond 10 38
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count wilh the several Oibson Twp. Funds.
GIBSON ROAD.
To balance Jan. 2. 1910 $ .3 55
To unseati' l tax 1908 13 It
To unseated tax 1909 107 77
To unseated tax 1910. 116 II
To liquor license fin ou
S3OO 87
CR.
By 5 percent, comm. on $297,32 $ 14 87
By balance 286 00
♦ too 87
To balance due Gibson Road 280 no
GIU-iON SPECIAL ROAD.
To unseated tax 1908 $ 13 41
To unseated tax 1909 107 77
sl2l IK
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on sl2l 18 $ 1; oh
By bal. due Co. Treas. from last report 55 81
By balance 59 31
sl2l 18
To balance due Gibson Special Road.. 59 31
GIBSON SCHOOL,
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 « KM Mi
To unseated tax 1908. 16 76
To unseated tax 1909 134 73
To unseated tax 1810 I#7 03
To amount from dog fund 29 25
#516 3d
OR.
By ft |m*i" wnt. comm. on $ Ift 93
By (tnlem pan! li.« oo
By balance .... ft? 43
sftiti m
To|balame due Uibtfou Mcliool 52 it
OIBMON HCIIOOL BUI Ll>l NO.
ITo balance due Jan. 2,1(110 $ 72 ft*
112 T«» unseated tax 1908. m 31
I fo uiiNeated tax 1909 . 07 tJ
' To UliMeftU-<t tnX I'.HO. ftft tin
I*ol (17
< 'lt
'By ft per cent. rGmn on sl3l 49 ...... 112 «&-
• By order* paid Imji ho
B) balatn • N AO
tux u7
. To bal. dua «iib~<m Ht-liool Building h fto
(ÜBMON I'MOII
ITo lialamv due Jan J, 1910 t 117 04
To tiiuM-ato! lax 1908 ;i ;*ft
To la* IINW t»7 \2
To uti«4*at< < d U« 1910 29 (*5
*ll tl *#s
B) 1h• 1 e»*ut « <>iniii ~11 os. m- $ 4 «*»
By hal«u< • fell »?
♦All. «
| To balance due Gibwta Pour 11l .7
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count wilh the several Grove Twp. Funds.
cnova ROAD.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $ 137 09
To unseated lax !9M I 30
To unseated tax 190» 91 21
To unseated tax 1910 4 32
To liquor licenses 120 00
$353 92
CR.
By 5 per cent, coram, on $21(5.83 $ 10 81
By orders paid 319 92
By balance. .... 4 08
#353 92
To balance due Grove Road 4 08
GROVE SPECIAL ROAD.
To balance Jan. 2. 1910 $ 15 38
To unseated tax 1908 78
To unseated tax 1909 91 21
By balance 23
$lO7 60
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $91.99 $ 460
By orders paid 103 00
$lO7 on
By balance due County Treasurer 23
GROVE ROAD BOND.
To balance Jan. 2. 1910.. $ 4 28
To unseated tax 1908. 1 30
5 58
OR-
By 5 per cent. comm. on $1.30: $ 07
By balance . t 5 51
$5 58
To balance due Orove Road Bond 5 51
GROVE SCHOOL.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $ 26 39
To unseated tax 1908 1 69
To unseated tax 1909 98 36
To unseated tax 1910 1 78
To amount from doglund 16 08
146 30
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $103.83 $ i 19
By orders paid 100 00
By balance.,. s 41 11
#ll6 30
To balance due Grove School 41 11
GROVE SCHOOL BUILDING.
To balance from last report $ 41
GROVE CASH ROAD.
To balance Jan. 2. 1910 $ 7 66
To unseated tax 1909 54 72
To balance 36
$62 74
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $64.72 $ 2 74
By orders paid 60 00
62 74
By balance due County Treasurer 36
GROVE POOR.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910. $ 14 93
To unseated tax 1908 65
To unseated tax 1909 91 21
To unseated tax 1910 1 62
SIOB 41
CR.
By 5 per cent, comm.on $93.48 4 67
By orders paid 100 00
By balance 3 74
108 41
To balance due Grove Poor 3 74
GROVF. AND GIBSON INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL.
To balance Jan 2, 1910 46 71
To unseated tax 1909 20 26
To unseated tax 1910 12 00
To amount from dog fund 22 18
slOl 15
CR.
By 5 per cent corn m on $32.26 $1 61
By orders paid 65 00
I By balance 34 54
slOl 15
' To balance due Independent 5ch001.... 34 51
j INDEPENDENT SCHOOL BUILDING.
' To balance Jan 2, 1910 $5 26
j To unseated tax 1009 3 12
$8 38
CR.
By 5 per cent comm. on $3.12 16
By orders paid 8 00
By balance 22
$8 38
To balance due Indedendent 5ch001.... 22
CHAS. J. HOWARD. County Treasurer, in ac
count with the several Driftwood Borough
Funds.
DRIFTWOOD BOROUGH
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 .... $5 45
To unseated tax 1909... 4 59
To liquor license 480 00
$l9O 01
CR.
By 5 per cent comm. on #184.59 24 23
By orders paid 156 no
By balance '. 9 31
$l9O 04
To balance due Driltwood Borough 9 81
DRIFTWOOD SCHOOL.
To balance Jan. 2, 1910 $22 45
To unseated tax 1909 7 47
To amount from dog fund 14 63
44 55
CR.
By 5 per cent. comm. on $7.47 37
By orders paid 22 45
By balance 21 73
It 55
To balance due Driltwood School 21 73
DRIFTWOOD SCHOOL BUILDING.
To unseated tax 1909 $7 47
OR.
By ft per cent comm. on |7.57 37
By balance.... 7 10
$7 47
To bal. due Drift wood School Building 7 10
DRIFTWOOD POOH.
To balance Jan. 'l. 1910 $3 15
To uu seated tax 1909 ... 2 88
frt 03
CH.
By ft per cent com on |2.&8 11
By ha lame ft 8'»
$0 03
To balance due Driftwood Poor. 6 Mil
DRIFTWOOD WATER.
To balance from last report sll 77
CHAM. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count with the Heveral Emporium Borough
Fundi*.
EMPORIUM BOROUGH.
To liquor license* |960 00
CR.
By 4 per cent, com ui on moo
By orders paid 912 00
M 960 00 I
EMPORIUM HCHOOI7.
1 To balance .lau. 2. into fto in
To amount from dog fund It 1« j
*0 K7 j
CR.
My orders paid s'l9 12 I
I II v balance 41 15 j
INI 87 j
! To balance due Emporium School... 41 l.'i j
>'IIAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
i count willi
DOG EI'NIK
To balane* Jan. 2, 1910 lisi t>'i
r«i W t. Burt. < , oll. 191" .".so
. To.I li. 11,.t. 1.e1«k.-l, foil. 1910 it 5o
To Kllhu 112 liadwu'b, foil run ll«W.
! To W I llevlillg. foil. 11*10 II IMI
To H. I» Mil note, foil. 1910 I» M
I'll John Ol.nn. ('oil. into 5H 25
| To H. D. Councilman. foil, ivio »
svm ■»
o»
m ■•••it r» paid t i io
B> auit tratMl to ."tloppen Twtt fund* Nd tJW
Bv a«ut traimfto Kmnoriuui borough 14 (A
Bv ami trannf t«» Portagi l fund ». |u
h mitt trail I t.» I iiul»«*r I'wp fundi* jt i 7*l
By amt tran-f to <li»i*Mit I'wp fun i« '« >S
Bv auit tcaimf t«»Urov« 'l'wp. tun«U 14 im
Bn aiud traiuil |irilli%tHNl ImrDugli II <tl
Bv »i»it 11 aiiH t«« 4 »r«»vv iftlid I »ll» »u litd il IM
By '• per i * ul c<tuiui on 9r « %% |ti ti
fly balance 175 •if,
$->l>!l 2H
To balance due Dog Fund 175 aft
CHAH. J. HOWAKI), County Treasurer, in ac
counl with
S'I'ATK PERSONAL TAX
To W. E. Devling, Coll. 1910 s2l H
To John (ilenn, Coll. 1910 1,340 S6
To W. E. Harr, Coll. 1910 32 40
To J. R. Batohrlder, Coll. 1910 46 31
To EUhu Chad wick, Coll. 1610 100 TH
To H. D. McCoole, Coll. 1910 lie 42
To F. I). Councilman, Coll. 1910 I 00
To balance 541 Nil
$2,243 21
CB.
By balance due County Treasurer sr>47$ r >47 54
By I per ceut couim oil $1701.91 17 02
By Stale Treasurer's receipts 1 r,7H 65
$2 243 21
To balance due County Treasurer 641 30
CHAH. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count with
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
To balance, Jan. 2,1910 $23 73
To retail mercantile tax B!Hi 01
To wholesale mercantile tax 86 O'l
To billiard and pool license 270 "0
To ealinK house license IK 90
To retail liquor license 725 00
To wholesale liquor license 375 00
To tax on loans 112 00
To hunting license 10 0"
$2,517 57
CK!
By State Treasurer's receipts $2,281 45
By 5 per cent common $2496.84 125 70
By Cameron County Press, advertising 35 II
B.v Drill wood Gazette, advertising 35 14
By Bmporium Independent,advertising 35 14
By postgo a 00
$2,117 57
CHAS. J. HOWARD, County Treasurer, in ac
count with
DEPARTMENT OF FISHEBTE9.
To fish basket licenses issued $8 00
CR.
By 5 per cent comm. on sß.oi> 40
By receipt from Dept of Fisheries 7 60
8 OS
J. W. LEWIS, County Commissioner, in account
with Cameron County.
To county orders received $125 00
CR.
By salary for one year 300 00
By expenses 125 00
$(25 00
S. P. KREIDER, County Commissioner, in ac
count with Cameron County.
To county orders received $425 00
CR.
By salary for one year 300 00
By expenses 125 00
$425 00
GEORGE MINARD, County Commissioner, in
account with Cameron County.
To county orders received $425 00
CR.
By salary for one year 300 00
By expenses 125 00
$425 00
J. W. NORRIB, Sheriff, in account with Camer
on County.
To county orders received $1,047 43
CR.
By bills rendered 1,047 43
FREI) A. JOHNSON, Distrtct Attorney, in ae
count with Cameron county.
To county orders received s3no 00
CR.
By salary for one year S3OO 00
Commissioners of Lumber and Wharton State
Road in account with Lumber and Wtiaaton
State Road.
B. F. ROSS, Commissioner.
To balance Jan 2,1910 $ 107 21
To received from 'l'reas. of Potter C 0... 194 22
$3Ol 13
CR.
By amt paid Francis Ross, labor $6 00
By amt paid H. Bailey, labor. 1 450
By amt paid B. J. Burlingame, labor... 18 00
By amt paid expenses 2 50
By amt paid labor 19 50
By balance 250 93
#3Ol 43
To balnace due L. is. W. State Road.... 250 93
A. E. LORD, Commissioner, in account with L.
& W. State Road.
To reed from Treas. of Cameron C 0.... sl2 00
To reed from sale of order on Co. Treas 50 00
To balance 1G 57
S7B 57
CR.
By balance $46 88
By 14 days labor 28 00
By expenses and postage 69
S7B 57
To balance due A. E. Lord 16 57
FRANK HOAG, Commissioner, in account with
L. & W. State Road.
To reed from Treas. Cameron county.. #9O (10
FRANK HOAO, Commissioner, in account with
I). & W. State Road Bond.
To reed from Treas. Cameron Co $l2B 00
LI MBER & WHARTON STATE ROAD.
ASSETS
Amt duo from unseated tax Potter Co. $13") 28
Amt due from unseated tax Cam. C 0... lis 03
Funds in hands ofß. F Ross, Com. .. 250 93
Funds iu hands of F. B. Hoag, C0m.... <lO 00
$594 24
LIABILITIES.
Balance due A. E. Lord 16 57
Accounts payable 20 00
$36 57
Assets over liabilities 657 67
LUMBER Jfc WHARTON STATE ROAD BOND
ASSETS
Funds iu hands of Frank Hoag, Com. $125 "0
Amt due on unseated tax Cain. Co 154 22
$279 22
LIABILITIES.
Amt due A W . Wvlie, Jdgmt Feb. 4,'U $277 20
Amt due Ells A. Parsons *• De 0.31,.31, 'O9 238 12
Amt due on Ella A. Parsons order 50 00
$565 32
Liabilities over assets 2w> io
Recapitulation
Of account of CHAH. J. HOWARD, County
Treasurer.
i )oe < femeron (kwil \ • i n
Doe Conrt House bond fond . . 7,078 79
Duo Bi bond fond i > i
imi. Bhip|Mn R*d .... I*l tl
Due Hltippen special road 97 H7
Due Hbippen roed bond mi *• i
Due Sbippeii school 1,186 tto
Due Hbippen iicbool building. 7«. i o »
Due .sbippen M-bool bond. ft,«i
Due Hbippen poor.. iiitj 5#
Due fortune nmd.... 7.1 n-j
Due Portut-e h pec in I road H 7,1
Due Portege m h«»oi .. . . t> *.»;
Due Portage *eboo| building 10 til
Due Lumber road .. ... J7 |«
Due Lumber m-bool m
Due Lumber *eli«x>l building .... jrj »l
Due Lumber sebool bond u7
Due Lumber !»«»«.» at HI
Due Lumber Jk Whiur. HUte mud bond lu .ih
Due CJibHon r«*A<t o
Due (JlbHou Npeciul road . ;,«» 11
Duel iibsoil »cbool. .... fit!
Due <iib»on it bool building ... ,v»
Due Uitxiuu ptH.r 511 H7 !
Due drove roed 1 lh
Duet J rove roed lumd .. > fti i
Iftn (irnvt- school... II || 1
Due<J rove *ehool building II I
Due Uiovv poor 174 I
Due Urove end (libaun 2nd. -m.li.h I ;i
Duetirote A tltbuou I ml. tcliool bldg tl
Due Dfillwood borougb \t *\
I>ue Driftwood neb <>ol .... _»|
Din* Driftwood aehool buihlhiK 7 to
Due l»rittu<Hnl |>oor b
1 hie Driftwood w*t« ||
I »'i. t 1 »1» mi. . » ... 1 |,
Due «l»»g rillltl \fh 'ib '
♦I I'l IJ Vi
IN
Hv mnt due (V Tree*. fin I. A \V H. It pi
H\ mnt due < 0. Tree* fm (Jrov* «pi r«i
ll> mill duet'o. Tfe** litil)n>w **b rd 4*
M> 41111 duet o. Trot- fm Mate pet «** Ml Mt
iiy balance ........ rj,g*» 21
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To bat iu baud* of Count) Trranoref I'J.nnb >j
W<- the undersigned auditors of Cameron
Countv, Pennsylvania, do certify that we have
audited, udjustvd and nettled the several a< count*
20'*V ' ,fH,r, ly Treasurer, County < 'ommisauoners,
sheriff, District Attorney, unci the Conimission
era ot the Lumber anil Wharton State Road, for
the year 1910, and the foregoing is a true and cor
rect statement of same
Witness our hands this fourth day of Febru
ary, A. D., 1911.
T. E. FULTON,
MICHAEL HHKNNAN.
GEO. A WALKER,
. County Auditors.
ATTEST; -
J. M. DAVISON, Clerk.
Commissioners , Report
Of the Receipts, Expenditures, Lia
bilities and Assets of the County
of Cameron for the Year 1910.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treas'y, Jan. 'i. 1910, county $2,07 453
Balance in Treas'.v, Jan. 3, 1910, C. 11. 6,741 09
Balance in Treas'y Jan 3, 1910 D0R,... 183 03
Received from Collectors, 1910 15,120 51
Received from retail liquor license . .. 435 00
Received from August Morrell, fine
pnd costs 596 99
Received trom Sam Petitt, fine and
costs 557 19
Received from Anthony Commisky
flue and costs 539 31
Received from Vengenso Quares, fine
and costs 114 gQ,
It» ceived from Maccorons Vengenso,
fine and costs 114 60
Received from RocoVonnello, fine and
costs. 114 60
Received from Clifton Whitmire, fine 1 0')
Received from Thos. H. Brown, costs 100 00
Received from Morrell Vi>ght, costs... 10 60
Received from District Attorney, costs 172 60
Received from redemption Co., lands 29 2B
Received from Jury fee 4 00
Received <rom Geo. Trainor, back tax 34
Receive*? from Shippen township for
bridge joists 10 00
Received from State Treas. state
personal tax 1,259 20
Received from State Treas, account
County Fair 185 62
Received from State Treas. account
Primary 349 0 8
Received from Hunting license 10 00
Received from Unseated Tax 190* 4-, 2 57
Received from Unseated Tax, 1909 6,H8 78
Received from Unseated Tax. 1910 1,367 54
Received from interest on Unseated
tax......... 161 55
Received from interest on Court House
Bonds 180 00
Received from sale of bonds 3,500 00
Received from balance due County
Treasurer, State Personal tax 541 30 1
$41,034 89
EXPENDITURES.
By paid J. W. Lewis, County Com $ 300 00
By paid J. W. Lewis, Expenses, 125 00
By paid S. P. Kreider, County C0m.,.. 300 00
By paid S. P. Kreider, Expenses, 125 00
By paid George Minard, County Com., 3<H) 00
By paid George Minard, Expenses, 125 00
By paid W. L. Thomas. Clerk, 650 oO
By paid Commissioners Counsel, 100 00
By paid J. W. Norris, Sheriff. 1,047 43
By paid W. J. Leavitt, Proth'y, 842 40
By paid County Auditors 113 04
By paid Jury Commissioners 69 50
By paid Keorge Barker, Janitor, 600 OO
By paid Constable Returns 92 80
By paid District Attorney, 300 00
By paid Official Reporter 315 41
By paid Court Crier and TipstafTs 155 50
By paid Sheriff and Constables 303 19
By paid Justices and Witnesses 855 63
By paid Bridge Repairs 476 94
By paid Sheep Damage, 73 00
By paid Grand Jurors, 393 58
By paid Traverse Jurors 91188
By paid Assessors for Assessing, 465 00
By paid Assessors for Registering, 327 5 0
By paid Election Expenses 1,263 77
By paid Jail Expenses 1,068 62
By paid State Prison and Hospital 1,049 25
By paid Printing end Advertising, 686 25
By paid Road View and Damage, 69 84
By pajd Stationary and Postage 28 92'
By paid Fuell and Lights 398 74
By paid Repair to Public Buildings
and Grounds, 2,064 16
By paid Inquest 86 49
By paid Indigent Soldiers, 86 00
By paid Blank Books, 142 75
u> paid New Bridges 3,638 35
By paid Water Company, 100 00
By paid June Primary... 349 08
By paid Geo. Bisel fit Co.. Digest 24 00
By paid cliarles Carramella, Official
Interpreter 25 OO
By paid C. J. Howard for County Deeds, 13 28
By paid Commissioners State Associa
tion, 5 00
By paid State for Forest fires 105 55
By paid Department of Health 74 75
By paid J. M. Davison, Clerk to Board
of Revision 27 50
By paid Baltimore Office Supply C 0.,.. 27 25
By paid Dr.iy 2 66
By paid Ellicott, Fisher Co., Book Type
writer 125 00
By paid Driftwood Telephone Co., 4 25
Bv paid Emporium Telephone Co., 91 15
By paid Cameron County Fair 100 00
By paid Cameron County Fair, Preni
ium*. 500 00
By paid Teachers' Institute, 200 00
By paid Refunding Orders. 7 45
By paid J. D. Logan, Express 19 60
By paid Supplies for Prothonotar.v's of
tice. *. 6-4 94
By paid Supplies for Commissioners
Office.. 10 00
By paid Misscellan.v 44 20
t'y paid interest on < 'ourt House Bonds 800 00
By paid State tax, Court House Bonds 80 (10
'•y paid State Personal Tax 1,678 65
By paid Bonds 4 500 00
By paid Interest on Bridge Bonds '350 00
By paid orders of previous years 551 41
By paid transferred to School Fund . 213 22
By paid balance on Bridge Fund 75 oil
Bypaidspercent.com. <lll $26,293.03 1,314 64
By paid 2 per cent com. on 3,500.00 '7O 00
By paid 1 per cent. Com. on 1,701.91 17 02
Loaned to Bridge Fund 1 non on
Cash in bands County Treas $9.052 80 '
Less outstanding orders 1910, 1,120.t'8
|7 9,{2 12
Halanee due County Stute Per
sonal Tux 547 54
♦41,034 89
ASSETS.
Cash in hand* of CVunty Trea«uier .. f9 052 80
Honda held by County Treastjnr . . on
Due on Unseated Tax ££o 00
Due trom P. S. Culver jyjg 94
$20,110 74
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding orders previous years . 250 Op
Outstanding onteraftio .... 1.12068
Bralg.. Bonds 7,000 00
Court Houte 80nd5.... . 20.000 00
$28,370 68
Liabilities over Assets 8,250 94'
This U to certify that the foregoing isa true
and coriect slat, inent nft'ie receipts anil expen
ditures. Motels tii'i liabilities ot the couutv ot
Cameron, Pa., tor the year 1910.
J. W. LEW IS.
S. l>. KREIDER,
GEO. MINARD,
Attest: County Commissioners.
W . L. THOMAS Clerk.
\y. V- 11, at »,- H nil IMM
nooks anil accounts ot the CtimttiiSNiniicrw of
Cameron and And tin above a correct
statement ot tin- saint
witnes our hand- tin- l<»th of January, 1911
T. K. I t LI-OS,
MB II M- I. Itli I WAV,
GEO. A. WALKER.
s'™, 1 , County Auditors.
J. M. It w 1 HOS, Clerk,
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