Wit JUtocBfe.
Henry A. Parsons, Jr., - Editor
THURSDAY, APRll, 2J, 1S82.
Entered at the I'optowk; at
tllDOWAY, PA., AH BKC'ONl) CLASS
MAIL MATTER.
Where Senator Mitchell U Strong. ,
Philadelphia rrcwu.J
It Is easy o lo Tiro work of tins
tosses by sneering ut Senator Mitchell's
Independent utteratieeB heeuuse lie did
not found ww party of one Instead
of proposing to Teform an ulil pnrty of
voters. Managing a rarty of tne is
always-an easy Job, particularly in n
newspaper; but Senator Mitchell Is
strong, not because lie 4s a pnrty of
one, but because he Isn't, and speaks
Instead for a great party sick of bonnes
.and disgusted with obnoxious men,
measures ami mttmigonient. His posi
tion is the position of the great ma
jority of the party, who look on the
Republican party as a good one us far
s it goes, and propose to make it go a
good deal farther, not by flingingstones
at the organisation, but by dressing
ranks, putting new men to the front,
and sending on the old force of honest
voters to new victories.
There is a variety of ways to meet
such efforts. There is the honest,
straightforward way of taking them
at their best, making the most of them,
helping them, and supporting them
in every good word and work. Or one
can be independent of the principles
that lie at the bottom of such move
ments, sneer at them, play into tl e
hands of the machine by insisting that
they will never succeed, and doing
what one can to mae their success
Impossible. Great causes are not thus
won, nor great parties reformed.
Rather is this work accomplished by
a generous enthusiasm which accepts
aid from all quarters and rates a man's
motives and his resolution at their
highest value. In this spirit the great
mass of Republican voters support
and accept what Henator Mitchell
says, and in this sentiment they go
forward in a contest which may be
long, but roust be successful.
Shall tlicSCHii'.e.te Come J
Philadelphia Wens.
Mr. John F. Swift, one rr the American
Commissioners tlmt npirothiUil the IhM
Chinese treaty, tnltes Issue with President
Arthur ns to wli.it whs understood at the
time of the negotiation hv the word " reason
able." He says: The time of suspension
was thoroughly discussed, nnd It was agreed
that a suspension of thirty-three veurs. cl
one generation, would be necessary. The
Chinese Government would not have con
considered the faith of the treaty trespassed
on if ithad been fifty years." Another Commls.
cioner, Mr. Angcll, president of Michigan
University, says he has no recollection of any
time beins agreed to. Mr. Treseot, the third
and remaining Commissioner, Is absent In
South America, and probably if he should be
called upon his Impression would bo found to
agree with neither of his associates.
Thus It Is, whenever we go outside- the re
cord, we are Inn. led in a maze of contradic
tions. There is n nth In,: technical nor ob
Rcure In the word reasonable. To endeavor
to ascertain its moaning by an examination
of not very precise memoranda of conversa
tions held before the treaty was concluded Is
to Introduce a rule of construction which the
courts would not receive. If the Commis
sioners had meant to restrict the period of
limitation to flvo years or less, It was clearly
competent for them to have so expressed it
In the treaty. The word reasonable was used
with the knowledge that It was subject to the
interpretation of Congress and the President
6f the United States. The former held thst
twenty years was a reasonable time; the
President, though, thinks It is too Ions. The
new hill, which, if a suinclent majority can
be rallied In its favor, will be put on Its pass
age next Monday, suspends Chinese Immi
gration for ten years. If President Arthur
will be content to interpret an ordlnory word
In its ordinary sense he will find noillffleulty
In approving thiB bill, should It ever reach
him.
The opposition to Chinese immigration on
the Pacific coast is not confined to the sand
lots. All classes and conditions have the
passage of some prohibition bill very close at
heart. They feel sore over the veto, and
should no bar bo pluced upon the further
coming of the unwelcome Mongolian, they
will consider that that they are not treated
with Justice by their brethren of the east. It
Is not without reason that the people ofCali-
Muiiinre uiiiicu in inelr opposition to fur
ther Chinese Immigration. Before they had
experience of this alien race they thought no
less of them than do so many In the east who
know nothing about them. It was only nfler
they had had them around and among them
for years that they began to appreciate what
an undesirable element had been Introduced
Into their midst. They have had now thlrtv
years' experience of these people, and they
And them the same oriental pagan race
as at the beginning, having no interest In the
country or Its institutions except so far as
they enable them to niako a little money.
They come here without wife, without chil
dren, without any expectation or desire to
stay. They are unlike all other Immigrants,
an dthe very points In which they differ them
make them an undesirable population.
Those who really believe In the principle of
protection to American labor cannot consis
tently oppose the restriction of Chlncso im
migration. They are the one race who sys
tematically underbid our native workmen,
and sock to usurp their places. According to
the report of our Consul-General to China
the average rate of wages in tho coast cities
of China Is twenty cents a duy. In the inte
rior It said to be still lower. Tho Chinese
have by long custom inured themselves to
living an these small wages. They come to
the Pacific States and offer to work, not for
twenty cents a day. but Just enough below
the white race to secure the Job. They con
tinue to live about as cheaply as they do at
home, on rloe, toa, Jlsh and non-descrlpt
meats, the refuse of the slaughter-house.
They dwell twenty together la a room too
mall for more thau one white man, sleeping
on shelves, one above another, like steerage
passengers, only in much closer quarters.
Unencumbered with families, they are able
to live In this way with an economy impos
sible to an American or Europeau workman.
The latter cannot compete with the Chinese.
They have been driven by their cheaper labor
out of many occupations, and if other
Chinese con Urine to come, they must sur
render still further and further to the cheaper
laborers. The publl a in teres t Is not best con
sulted by encouraging this form of competi
tion. There are other things of more value to
the country than cheap labor. We have for
years been guarding against its Influence, to
tbe great advantage of our laboring classes
and the general good of the county. We
should make no less provlslou against this
other tornvof cheap labor which now mena
ce and disquiets the people of the PseUSc
State.
Know
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20 stops, only 125. Xo. "bogus" sets
of reeds or dummy" stops. All sent
on 15 days trial, freight free if umatiii
furtori. Fair and holiest dealing
guaranteed. Sheet Music J priee.
Piano. Organ, or Music Catalogue free
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P4EDIA.
This admirable work Is now com
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TREASURER'S jSAT.EB OP UN
SEATED LANDS.
NOTICE in hereby given first.
Bfirrreftblv to an Act of Assembly
... ,. i , . - - & trv
passed me oin'nay oi wnrr, a.
If IS, mtilMI " An net to amend on net
lircetlirff tlfc'ntotlo or wllingTHiseBcea
l.iil r Isim nnil nrlipr rturnoses.
and tire several supplement) thereto,
the Rillowliifc tracts ot nnsenien lanos,
situated In Elk county. Pcnnsylvnia,
will be exposed to sale by public ven
due or outcry, rt the court house In
Kid:wnv, In antd county, "on the
SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE
NEXT, being te
12th MY OF JUNE A. D. fS82,
for the arrearages of taxes for the
years 180-!, unless the taxes are paid
prior to said date:
BENEZETTE TOWNSHIP.
Wnr Acres. WnrrnnteeR or Owner". Txc.
5 32 H28 James Ktoke 108 00
.5.133 1007 James 8toke 122 DO
5:135 I0H7 James Stokes 122 00
5:138 1007 James KtokeH 2b5 74
r,:M4 10(17 Juntos .Stokes 122 00
514S 1007 James Stokes 251 74
5f)4 10fi'7 Jauiefl StolceB 313 30
6347 10H7 Jams Stokes 12 50
5348 1007 James Stokes 2(iu 74
537'J 469 James Stokes 209 7
oDRO 1100 James Stokes 877 00
5383 800 Jme! Stofces 00 00
5:184 1000 James Stokes 420 00
5387 1100 James Stokes 300 00
G.'14 1008 James Stokes 201 50
5342 1100 James Stokes 2i0 (Hi
5008 090 James Stokes 225 00
5:S34 1100 Myron Merrill 157 00
5380 1100 Amos P Merrill K5 (10
5287 27S Amos ii Merrill 31 50
8288 275 Amos J J Merrill 89 24
5289 223 Airos B Merrill 31
5U90 1100 Jones. Hammond &Co 314 24
5349 1100 Jonathan Brown 94 24
4994 845 Nathan W Kllis 79 00
4U95 458 Addisou Hwartwood &
Cx) 129
5341 POO Cornelins Walnwright 51 50
5012 POO Mils IK-nt za
5479 500 Miles Dent 5" 2
5479 100 Miles Dent T4
5479 224 Miles Dentsouthendof
iir"ey
5473 GO Miles Dent southwest
corner
5011 60 Miles Dent southeast
corner .
25 50
700
10 40
6481 450 John Urooks
5000 900 John Brooks
4997 481 H. C. SpauldinR
5981 5"0 II. C. Sptuilding
00123 28SJ Jno Johnson undi
vided i
53S8 1100 Hezekiah Mix
5o23 60 Andrew Dent
5479 01 Hamilton Dawn
4994 15() William Shannon
5322 110 David S. Johnson
5340 550 Henry liliish
5001 990 Finney & Barrows
51 GO
114 24
110 00
ii i 00
5 74
21 00
2 74
10 5(1
S4 24
31 50
?S1 50
100 00
4098 190 Finnev & Barrows
from Fitch & Boyington 29 24
5002 990 J. O. Heading fc Co. 890 00
5013 9'.t() J. G. Rending & Co. 220 24
5014 890 J. O. Heading & Co. 203 50
5009 090 J. O. Rending & Co. 283 00
6010 990 Trulinger, Croft &Co.
Fitch & Hoviiifrton 283 00
5"24 134 John fe D S'.Johnson 15 30
5025 302 John & D. S. Johnson 37 74
5003 990 Shaffer d- Johnson 839 50
5482 605 Julius Jones 115 50
5482 28 Julius Jones 3 50
5330 650 fimith, M'Cormlc &
Mann 03 00
5343 1100 Cook & Pardee 220 00
5479 50 Levi Hicks i! 00
5473 1040 St. John & Ruth rock 2:i5 50
5011 930 St. John & Rothrock 156 94
6477 1100 St. John 6i Rothrock 8-1 24
6481 800 H. Merrinmn 84 24
5022 65 Amanda Apker 15 74
5022 55 Maria P. Johnson 15 74
5024 591 Maria P. Johnson 69 04
5023 2S8J Maria P. Johnson-
undivided J 16 50
5481 275 Jos. Knz from Martin
Knz 13 73
5023 28 Jos. Enz from Martin
Enz I 40
5020 990 R. Winslow Estate 169 74
6021 375 R. Winslow Estate 85 74
5015 990 R. Winslow Estate 109 70
5027 790 R. Winslow Estate 90 24
502 000 R. Winslow Estate 75 50
5014 100 R. Winslow Estate 6 74
5027 200 R Winslow Estate
HeinierA Johnson lot 23 00
183 13 80 R. Winslow Estate
Brock way 23 00
109 R. Winslow Estate 12 40
290 R. Winslow Estate 42 24
107 R. Winslow Estate 12 24
BENZINGER TOWNSHIP.
4115 75 John Milne'
147 Nelson J. Wirnnier
146 Nelpon J. Whinner
24 99
23 77
23 77
21 51
41151
4107
75 Cflcsar A. Jackot
4883 330 J. J. Lawrence fr. N.
Matson 118 64
4882
4959
49G0
828
990
J. J. Dawrence fr. N.
Matson 277 04
J. J. Lawrenee 305 50
200 H. (J. Williams 6172
80 H. H. Williams 17 90
220 Gilbert Williams 66 10
800 James Somers Smith 80 70
500 James Somers Smith 144 24
90 James Somers Smith 20 21
900 James Somers Smith 216 84
50 A. Hobhs 6 62
825 Earley, Brickel & Hite
Vine road, Nos. 7,
15, 17, 19, 21 & 23. 109 34
57 Earley, Brickel & Hite
Vine road. Nos. 18,
4958
4958
49GI
4961
4992
4105
4104
(. 7. 18 80
4100 1414 Enrley, Brickel & Hite 177 08
4107
834 " " " 1 1
4108
turn " 302 73
996 " " " 335 18
4109
4110
4111
4115
" " " 301 92
1025 " " 344 06
fifi.1 " " " 233 68
4116 1049 " " " 2n3 33
4403 080 " " " 274 90
4407
4)08
4886
107
29
25
" " 23 93
" 7 66
Brussels road, E J of
No. 30
23 Earley.Brickel fe Hite
Brussels road, E. J of
No. 84
"6- Earley, Brickel & Hite
200 " " "
6 04
48S0
8 39
9 70
4976
2357
67 3i
990 West Creek M' fir &
Min. Co.
990 " " "
1483 " " "
990 " " "
990 " " "
052 Lyman W'ilraarth
Estate
990 Eutrene Pavne
335 38
4878
4879
4944
4945
2274
835 38
499 09
303 87
834 27
274 68
4905
328 24
48831 MartinSorg Echbach
4887 'w road, Nos. 14, 16 & 17
81 80
4115 50 Edward Delehunt
Vine street, Nos. 11 &
12 16 84
2o J. 8. Bates 22
4958 100 George Weis 17 86
4976 200 Palmer & Co. 6120
4115 25 Daniel Frasier No.
7 Cherry road 7 66
4110 60 Daniel Frasler Noa.
3 dV 6 Maple road 12 76
4960 276 Augustus Wolle From
Thos. Luckenbach 73 96
4404 622 Sheldon, Strebigh &
Bates 117 11
4404 622 " " " H7 11
4406 6221 " " " 146 88
4406 622 M " " W6 38
4407' 420 " " 117 82
4408 600 " " " 168 80
4076 1033 " " " 286 83
4106 16 Mary M'Oahan, No 8 8 45
4105 60 Marv Heevmn. Nos- 13
and 15 16 84
4998 248 E. Morre 07
4408 84 Earlev. Hrlcfcel AHite
Avon 949
4401 1058 414 64
220 - 74 0,5
2 Owner Unknown
1 V n,irn .r I IroSS . TPCt 1 02
4103 76c; H Krlev Storct
ve.. Nos. 22. 4 and 20 25 19
4104 47 C R Earlev Poplar
road, Nos. 2 and 4 15 82
4104 55CkR Etrrley Olenn
road, Nos. 8, 7 and 8 25 19
4104 28 O H Kariey Vine
road. No. 5 8 47
4105 24 C H Earley Vine
road, Nos. 9 and 11 8 07
4105 50 C H Earley Poplar
road, Nos. 18 mid 18 18 84
4105 25 C R Earley-optat
road, No. 11 8 47
4105 200 C R Early Poplar
road.Nos.19,21,23,25.
27, 29, 31, 4, 8, 13, 15
nnd 17 87 63
4105 25 C R Earley Hickory
road, No. 17 8 47
4106 42 C R EarH-y Vine
road. Nos. 81 and '33 14 39
4106 60 C R Earlev Hickory
road, Nos. "19 and 21 16 84
4106 22 C R Earlev Poplar
road. No. 3i 7 35
4107 25 C R Earlev Chestnut
road, No. "29 47
4107 25 CR Earlev Chestnut
road. No. "30 8 47
4107 25 CR Earley Chestnut
road, No. 21 8 47
4107 60 C R Earlev-Chcstntit
' road. Nos. 25 and 27 16 84
4108 60 C R , Earley East
Chestnut road. Nos. 1
and 3 16 84
4108 50 C R Enrley East
Vine road. Nos. 2 and
4 16 84
4110 25 C R Eorlev Maple
road. No. li 6 9
4110 81 C R Earlev Clean
and Maple rosd, No. 1 7 66
4110 19 c R Earlev East Ma
ple road. No. 1 5 81
4110 fil C R Earley Cherry
road. No. 0 and 2 17 34
4115 75 C R Enrley Cherry
road, Nos t), H and 13 25 19
4115 52 C H Earley Cherry
roati, Nos. 3 and B 17 40
4115 50 CHEnrlev Chestnut
road, Nos. 17 and 19 1G 84
4970 200 C R Enrley, 1880 tax 37 73
4978 170 C, R. Earley 1881 tax 37 10
48?0 460 C R Earlev 154 82
4975 375 Sedonia Von Ersel 117 8:
FOX TOWNSHIP.
4097 207 C R Earlev. Townsend
Full lot oi
4178 90 Michael Sheehan 29 88
4077 231 Earley. Brickel
Hite
47 84
4078
49 Enrley, Brickel
Hite
105 Earley, Brickel
Kite
144 Earley, Brickel
Hite
727 Enrlev, Brickel
Hite
208 Earley, Brickel
Hite
2C2 Enrley, Brickel
Hite
307 Earley, Brickel
Hite
145 B F Tnvlor & Co
1166
4081
4087
4097
4098
4374
4082
4902
24 90
151 00
00 40
33 20
i
83 00
24 90
4890 320.10 B F Tnvlor & Co
4901 480 B F Taylor & Co
78 24
125 00
4191
4190
4190
4900
4274
4274
408"
4097
900 Hannah Barnard
439 () W Wliittaker
5'i0 Richard Gardner
293 Richard Gardner
485 II A Stephens
200 George C White
20 George Krouse
100 Wm Apple
50 Patrick Mackin
05 Armel Turley
60 Horace Little
112 0"
48 00
116
74 70
78 85
35 17
3 20
24 90
16 00
12 45
zo o
4271
380 Horace Little from
couuty
72 Noble Coal &
124 69
42471
4273 (
4247
421(1
Oil Co 29 80
249 Noble Coal & Oil Co 116 00
560 Noble Coal & Oil Co 249 00
660 Noble Coal fc Oil Co 249 00
40 Robert J Ruhl 8 40
22 Franklin Kuhn 3 52
24!JFranklin Kuhn 3 CO
12iRose Kellcv 2 00
64 James Winkle 8 04
25 j John K Jones 4 08
25 William i: Jones 4 00
25 Richard Edwards 3 00
14 Richard Edwards 1 80
150 Owner unkuown J
Bartli lot 12 00
60 Jacob Hartman Jos.
Faberly lot 12 45
Henry Largay 1 lot
from M J I-Ciirley 4 15
363 Sheldon, Strebigh &
Bates 120 49
769 Sheldon, Strebigh &
Bates 219 00
200 Sheldon, Strebigh &
Bates 66 40
41 C R Earley 10 20
GO V R Earley 12 45
58 C R Earley 14 40
60 OR Earley 24 96
45 CR Enrley U 18
37 C R Earley Birch
lane, Nos. 5 and 10 9 OS
25 C R Earley St.
Marv's and Ceutre-
4247
4245 1
4244 (
4274
4097
4097
4098
4098
4098
4098
4087
4082
4077
4078
4078
4078
4081
4081
4087
40S7
ville railroad 8 30
4088
4097
4098
47 C R Earley Ridgway
farm and land Co 12 03
179 C H Earley Cross
road. Nts. 1.2.3. 9. 10.
11 and 14 45 35
67 C R Earley Caledo
nia road. Nos. 2 and 8
and S. half of 7 14 41
4898
4890
4271
60 C R Earley 16 00
387 C R Earley 90 60
880 CR Earley 116 20
4077
I3 60 Michael Toomey
19 92
40'
4083635.42 Northwestern
M &
Ex Co
4094 444.50
4095 272.95
4090 478.40
4079 70
4245 84
4244 67.70
4373 169.30
4092 60
40S0 105.40
4078 80
4091 61.07
4340 490
4243 962.4?
316 23
" 221 30
' ' 135 99
238 02
" 84 8G
" 41 81
" " 28 89
84 15
24 90
" " 82 17
1 14 94
' 25 40
244 02
" 479 06
9 90
. 20 47
1 83
4178 20
b.p.s. 45.50
s. a 1. 1.50
Minerals, &c. only on
the following landsi
Northwestern M & Ex Co
83.81 " " 8 30
4079 861.45 " ' " 90 05
4080 224.27 " " 803 78
4088 107 " " 26 64
4091 215.30 " " 63 63
4092 105.94 " " 26 14
199.10 " " 49 80
4094 382.79 " " 95 11
4095 685.90 " " 15 66
4096 109.64 " " 27 14
4083 174.65 " " 36 52
4243 62.50 " " 15 43
4244 80.60 " " 19 92
4245 138.22 " " 84 84
4246 143.60 " " 85 75
4247 109.60 " " 27 18
4373 79 80 " 19 92
4374 82.60 " ' 20 41
b.p.s. 12 92 2 97
h. I. 24 94 " " 5 96
4245 150 " 87 85
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.
8C02 831 C. B Wright
Diihrirrt5
118 45
8064 831 C. B. Wright A
Duhrlng
118 45
3063 831 C. B. Wright
Duhring
"l18 45
2019 890 Waller Bryant
127 45
140 f)5
1778 1031 Walter Bryant
U0V!5 iuo a. woir
2025 100 J. and M. Mack-
18 13
North western corner
17 10
2027 402 George Dickinson
68 74
103 13
41 84
J830 954 George Dickinson
2036 830 Freeman Ellis
8788 1000 John N. Lane
171 00
3762 280 John NLnire
47 88
1831 1005 Allegheny Bank Of
rittsburg
112 55
104 60
1803 902 John F. Jwtnes
1783 902 Abner Cassell
1858 888 John P. Brown
184 60
151 85
2028 1054 J. C. Chapi n -Estate
2034 90 J. C. Chapln Estate
3700 1000 J. C. Chapin Estate
151 28
12 84
171 00
2463 315 J. C. Chapin J-istate
44 91
41 21
2450
289 J. C. Chapin Estate
8(H) Nathaniel F. Jones
100 James Gallagher
Sub-division No. 9.
800 Charles G. . Gillis
Sub-diviaon Nos. 2. 3.
8771
64 00
1799
1799
17 10
4, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 136 80
1776
500 Charles O. Gillis
Sub-division Nos. 13,
14, 15, 10 and 17 85 50
1799 100 Jacob Gilbert Sub.
division No. 0 17 10
2031 1058 Mrs. Rickards. 105 87
3781 729 Thomas Stiuthcrs 110 81
2033 10.38 William Robinson 190 27
3700 800 Souther & Willis 136 80
2302 290 Souther & Willis 4134
2404 288 Jno. Nicholson 41 04
3055 1019 Alfred Avery 145 19
1770 100 Elizabeth Cooper Sub
-division No. 18 9 60
20S8 1043 John Bryon and
other. From Geo.
Dickinson 178 3'
3000 490 L. Wilmnrth Estate 77 75
1770 100 William Carley 17 10
3762 1000 Geo. Brooks- 142 60
3777 400 Andrew J Knox 08 40
3785 1000 Thomas Grillllh 112 00
3" 75
KM) Thomas Griffith 96 00
200 Thomas Griffith 16 00
290 J B Sterley 41 34
180 William James 30 80
835 John G. Hall 131 10
511 Martin Dart 76 85
3771
2300
3718
3001
3701
3654 1029 Wrav & Ginhnm 140 6'
3773 006 S. Joins & Co. 180 12
3782 904 Little & Souther 154 50
2034
118 .1 O. Hail sub tiiv. 3 20 14
HORTON TOWNSHIP.
North western M Ex Co
4372 702.011 do do
4271 224.20 tio do
175 68
61 58
4134 870 60 do tio
4409 805.00 do do
4451 1030.30 do do
4452 811 do do
4242 -28.70 do do
4200 319 do do
41S8 405 do do
4272 518 do do
4310 00 do do
4341 325.40 tio do
4248 116.55 do do
200)
4255 V 100.'. 10 " "
201 92
199 08
307 20
230 40
1 68
70 80
03 70
00 5
15 80
70 80
35 25
407 68
4090 J
Minerals, &c. only on
the following land's:
Northwestern M & Ex Co
410.S9
364
555
78 52
20 08
141 50
17 08
139
737.78
89.90
111.00
203.82
259.55
294.20
450
457.80
215.00
187.30
234.50
57.30
100
107.50
184.40
151 .70
75.94
4242
200
4248
4249
21 31
38 97
55
49 03
4272
50 44
40
41
m 40
87 75
41 28
4371
4372
35 71
4390
44 92
4400
4434
4452
4469
4470
10 94
19 20
20 54
35 32
28 98
14 39
& f.
4279
4370
4248
4219
932
60
41
00
347
600
J L Ellis
C & M Albert Sub-
178 94
div. No. 20 1152
Noble Coal & Oil Co 12 53
Noble Coal & Oil Co 18 50
4242
4200
N B Laneand others 53 70
Henry Loraiu Car
lisle 84 48
4182 990
Henry Lorain Car
lisle 126 72
John C French 45 26
4271
4370
4370
4453
4344
610
25
50
90
17
90
George Weis Sub-
div. No. 19 5 70
George Weis Sub-
div. No. 23 114:
Horace Little from
county 23 04
Hornce Little from
Jas Wilson 3 84
4450
Iirnntius Grotzinirer
from county 20 80
Minerals, &c, only on
these lands:
48
236
58
120
50
Noble Coal & Oil Co 0 21
tio do do 45 30
do uo do 11 13
do do do 23 04
do do do 9 00
JAY TOWNSHIP.
5283 1100 Amos IS. Merrill
5288 825 Amos B. Merrill
272 8(1
300 90
306 90
203 00
277 96
5287 825 Amos B. Merrill
5289 646 Autos B. Merrill
6290 012.7 A inns li. Merrill
4194 400 William Parker
4195 676 Jitnies Lynde
4196 989 D. K. Jones
6005 980 James Stokes
4197 2203 J nines Stokes
80 80
95 90
183 95
199 40
47 95
4195 207 Sebastian Weis
4197 200 Eli Kennedy
4906 4(K) William Robinson
4845 70 William Robinson
S010 990 Philip M. Price
4896 212 E. B. England
5007 990 E. IS. England
5004 990 E. B. England
38 51
43 40
11780
20 40
245 52
52 67
214 83
214 83
4185 300 Hezekiah Horton
4145 100 Hezekiah Horton
5029 50 Finley, Young A Co.
5018 990 Finley, Young A Co.
1898 990 Henry Loraine
6017 990 Henry Loraine
4895 98 Tyler A Finney
4895 98 Tyler A Finney
4893 217 Abigail Woodward
5030 207 A. E. Goff
4180 990 B. C. Bowman A Co.
4892 200 B. C. Bowman A Co.
4194 100 Thomas Heilly
4194 100 Patr'ck Reilly
4845 100 David Kirskers
5028 900 Spring Run Coal Co.-
From seated
5081 727 Spring Run Coal Co.-
From Seuted
4198 100 Joseph Wilhelm
4892 480 J. E. Putnam A Co.
4899 852 J. E. Putnam A Co.
55 80
18 00
10 30
184 14
491 04
834 49
24 29
24 29
47 12
74 40
184 14
3720
8 40
8 40
12 40
260 82
191 68
18 60
182 28
109 12
4198 89 Armel Turley from
county
4194 200 Armel Turley from
county
4194 50 Geo. Dickison from
couuty
4194 100 Horace Little from
county
5030 94 W. E. Phlppen
JONES TOWNSHIP.
3221 212 General Thomas L.
8 49
49 60
12 40
18 60
700
Kane
46 11
8 70
8222
40
32:
8295 81 "
8295 802
8298 SVi
2610 15 Gen
6 67
5 64
27 26
5 82
Thos. L. Run
84321
jjo 211 Gen. Vhos. L. Kane
8291 J
8222 111 " '
322l,!r0 t,el1, fh09, L K"e
24 94
84 80
87 00
21 75
43 60
3203 40 Gen. Xhos. L. Kane
2010 100 Gen. Thos. L. Kanto
2558 1200 Gen' Tho9, L Kane
8296
2610
3293
2588
3214
1
813 Gen. Thos. L. Kane 170 90
800 Gen. Thos L.
180 Gen. Thos. L.
Kane
Kane
Kane
174.00
27 84
3290
2010
Gen.
Thos. L.
21 75
25
!504
128 Gen. Thos. L.
101 Gen. Thos. L.
Kane
27 64
35 09
60 40
3219
17 40
527
2553
2553
Kane
232 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
148 Gen Thos. L. Kane
80 Gen. Thos. L. Knne
2553
2553 1
2610 f
68 Gen. Thos. L. Kane 12 76
2810 109 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
12 30
84 68
89 61
110 78
43 GO
67 28
10 73
5 '80
143 65
143 52
53 94
6!? 74
15 08
52 78
123 80
38 00
43 40
21 75
8 78
2604
3221
3222
3224
8290
3201
390 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
412 Gen. Thos. L. Kne
609 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
200 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
310 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
60 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
20 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
990 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
9(10 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
247 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
275 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
70 (Jen. Thos. L. Kane
253 Gen. Thos. L. Kane
825 Robert Halsey
254 Robert Halsey
200 George Dickinson
100 Andrew J. Low
36 Andrew J. Low
8298
4903
25S9
2554
2-527
3295
2504
2331
2504
8290
3221
3222
120 W. H. Osterhout
Mrs. Finnev Lot No.
204 in Wilcox
18 00
1 45
2593 1
3290
3296
3293 3400 W. II. Dykeman etnl 739 60
3291
2610 j
2588 J
4313 1025 Earley, Brickel &
Hite 185 60
4112 1073 " " " 195 3)
4111 450 " " " 8120
215 I. B. Brown
South of 3214. 27 55
4114 990 J. L. & W. W. Brown 143 55
3143 121 Brown & Wells
Rocky run lot
10 00
3232
550 Johnson & Biddle
990 Johnson & Biddle
540 Johnson & Biddle
540 Johnson & Biddle
990 Johnson Biddle
515 Johnson & Biddle
330 Johnson & Biddle
99 75
179 45
98 02
98 02
179 45
93 38
69 74
44 37
3233
3237
3242
3243
3251
3180
3319
307 Johnson & Biddle
07 Michael Weldert
495 Collins. Hutchinson &
;!504
11 80
3231
Clay 89 1(1
990 Collins, Hutchinson &
Clay 179 22
3232 440 Collins, Hutchinson &
Clay 79 75
8251 475 Collins, Hutchinson &
Clay 85 84
3253 900 Collins, Hutchinson & 102 98
3180 249 Collins, Hutchinson &
Clay 45 24
3217 789 Collins, Hutchinson &
Clay 142 97
2254 247 Collins, Hutchinson A
Clay 44 06
91 326 Collins, Hutchinson &
Clay 59 10
3231 495 John H. Towns Estate 89 61
3226 818 John H. Towns Estate 147 90
8229 540 John H.. Towns Estate 98 02
3230 990 John 11 Towns Estate 179 51
3-J18 600 Daniel Scull, Jr.'80 taz 01 80
228 70 Daniel Scull, Jr.'80 tax 6 30
3218 600 Jos S Potts '81 tax 67 68
3228 70 " '81 tax 5 88
2319 62 Daniel Scuil, Jr. 8 99
.'323. 598 Daniel Scull, Jr. 86 91
3218 830 Biddie & Dawsbn 69 74
3220
3228
2080
3290
2489
2593
3220
330 Biddle & Dawson 59 74
400 Biddle & Dawson 83 52
990 Biddle & Dawson 170 51
90 A. A. Clay 10 24
240 A. A.Clay 43 37
000 A. A. Clay 108 75
000 Thomas Greeves 119 48
185 Thomas Greeves 20 68
867 Thomas Greeves 15 86
400 Thomas Greeves 83 62
807 Thomas Greeves 125 80
990 Thomas Greeves 143 55
090 Thomas Greeves 143 65
62 Thomas Greeves 8 99
990 Eugene Pavne 143 65
123 Eugene Payne 17 1)8
123 Eugene Payne 17 98
990 Eugene Payne 143 65
(iOO Eugene Pay lie 95 70
990 Collins, Clay & Hacker 143 55
990 Collins. Clay A Hacker 143 65
990 Collins, Clay & Hacker 143 55
990 John Livescy's Estate 143 65
900 John Livesev's Estate 143 55
436 John Livesev's Estate 63 22
2319
2301
228
!303
2377
2425
2323
4904
2301
:303
!487
2323
2316
2329
2332
2333
2320
2319
2489
2527
744 Clay A Hacker 134 85
426 Clay A Hncker 77 14
2551
2593
2599
2004
3315
990 Clay A Hacker 143 65
390 Clay A Hacker 50 65
990 Clay & Hacker 179 42
396 Clay A Hacker 57 42
990 Robert Patterson 143 55
65 Robert Patterson 9 28
742 Robert Patterson 107 69
2000
2611
2527
2554
64 Robert Patterson 1160
246 Robert Patterson 44 00
604 Robert Patterson 91 35
990 Robert Patterson 143 55
2504
2598
2008
20 Robert Patterson 2 90
1012
890 Robert Patterson 143 6
2614
990 Robert Patterson 129 05
990 James H. Cresson 143 55
894 James H. Cresson 86 13
2591
2004
2608
2011
970 James H. Cresson 140 t5
248 James H. Cresson 85 96
:6i4
100 James H. Cresson 14 50
925 James H. Cresson 133 98
100 James H. Cressou 14 50
64 James H. Cresson 11 00
2060
2012
2627
3143
114; J. L. Brown 70
109 James Wells , 11 48
2010
MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP.
2548
2512
900 DarrahAMoore 125 24
900 Darrah A Moore 250 50
2090
675 William Dilworth 150 60
2790
2518
2518
OIK) C It Farley 167 04
60 L C Wynkoop and
D L Patterson 8 99
375 L V Wiukoop and
D L Patterson . 52 20
2524
900 L C Winkoon and
D L Patterson 167 04
900 James O'Hara 138 24
2545
2517
900 James O'Hara 138 24
2523
2007
900 James O'Hara 167 04
675 Drexel. Duhring A
Wright 167 04
000 Owner unknown 167 04
4134
4135
4129
900 Owner unknown 167 04
900 Owner unknown 167 04
207 LCWInkoop 12 00
2518
25 L C Winkoon J
Stewart's Jot 8 48
100 William Crispin 7 20
:oo " " 18 92
2518
2519
2532
900 rRWrlchtA Duh-
rlng 156 60
2362
000 CIS Wricrht A Duh-
rinir 81 00
2639
2792
900 C B Wrltrht A Dub-
ring 150 60
291 a H Wriifht & Duh-
riinr 60 76
2581
65(1 C B Wrisrbt & Duh
rinir 43 00
60 John Wynkoop Estate 1 45
900 R. S. Win lack 167 04
225 D. L. Patterson 8 80
198 WilllAtn Crispin 18 66
900 Joseph H. Trotlef -167 04
270 William 'Crispin, for
18S0 8 78
fclDOWAY TOWKSHrt.
210J George Dickinson 100 87
916 Brvant&Euwer 203 81
916 Brynnt Euwer 203 82
2643
2667
2548
4392
4809
4870
4270 1000 Bryant & Etiwer 222 50
4285 498 Brvnnt lt Euwer , 210 95
896 Brjant &. Etiwer 88 11
100 Andrew M'Kibben 16 8ft
48G6 45 Asa Cummlngs 6 74
133J T B Cobb '8(1 tax 19 7?
137j Elsie J Cobb 81 UX 13 30
400 B F Ely . G4 90
176 B F Ely 23 78
4l155 BFEly 264 10
8889 163 Fheldon, Strebigh A
Bates 22 21
4390 501 Sheldon, Stroblgh &
Bates 68 00
4394 400 Sheldon, Strebigh A
Bates 64 07
4394 423 Sheldon, Strebigh &
Bates 68 18
4392 645 Sheldon, Strebigh &
Bates 74 60
4391 960 Sheldon, Strebigh &
Bates 182 45
95 Isaac Avery from
Cobb, part of XJ Mead
& Ely lot 6 98
183JElward Crayston j3 62
717 W II Osterhout Wil
cox Lonjr lot 136 74
4848 63 ; V Gillis 4 11
102 James PGarritt-from
lames Gardner
14 13
60
2tU
Horace Little
Horace Little
3 02
46 79.
156 62
250 79
176 19
250 79
46 71
81 94
11 64
4375
4376
4389
4377
4390
638 C R Earley from
1020
Knriey
Brick'!
J Hite
Kennedy lot
717
1020
190
132
61
4389
SPRING
CREEK TOWNSHIP
2036 1358
1502 601
2942 350
2971 800
2980 800
2915 900
2948 900
2937 1055
4550 1S2
4509 l.-.O
t 7
481
2792 200
Bryant A Euwer 167 48
Bryant A Euwer 61 48
Henry Haught 103 6t
Hiram Carrier A Co 301 17
" " 801 17
D Carrier Ahd others 341 38
( Blake 924 74
Allegheny Bank of
Pittsbilrg 64 55
Oeorae D Messenger 19 21
Henry Trtimnti 22 76
Soullier A Willis 99 78
Souther A Willis N.
W. corner of twp 73 27
C B Wright A Duh
ring 30 Gil
2775
2789
1151
329T L F Powers-und. J of 12 11
347
rn
48
Weo XV Hliines tr.
county 62 83
(ieo W Kltines 15 04
Geo W Hhines N.
E. cor. of strong lot 6 98
2792 200 Wm. K el ley from
county 80 63
476 Francis C Elliot 63 87
98 Taylor D Hhines
Arniairost tract 12 20
2954
100 A .1 (i ruber from D.
O. M'Knnll 15 08
210 M 'Gallic A Truman
from seated list 81 74
114 Taylor I) Hhines 20 1
10(10 liowmnn A Bros
4044
21)62
19-30 nnrts of from
seated list, W. part 131 3(1
4552 200 J K Gardner 20 BO
ST. MARYS BOROUGH.
Lot Nos.
43, 44, 45, 1 Rldgwnv Farm and
58 and 02 1' Coal Co." Centre St.
35' 30' 37 38 1 RMRny farm A
So'OJland i i.'(l,l,lf,- Mauri
half of 30 J Mleel
6 71
11 08
13
" . Lewis St.
97
14
Street
3 acres Geo Gregory fr.
Rev. Louis Cur
tnvval 15 CREarley.Louis
Street
58 Geo Krellner
Erin Street
100,113 and 114 Ig. Grotzinger
Amandus Street
23 Horace Little
Louis Street
9 and 10 Mary Wrinkle
Louis Street
4 60
30
80
86
80
80
SEATED LIST.
Returned ly collwtom, upon which ther
eotilil not he found Millirii'iit. ppriionftl pro
perty to pay Hie hovctnl tuxes nKHtel tlier
ou: 'HENZINOEII TOWNSHIP.
War. Acitra.
All
Hi
15
82
William Young, '81 tax
20 64
Patrick M'Phllony, '81 tax
8T
r.ouard isnuio, 4 ioih, tu tax M
FOX TOAVNSHIP.
Wm. Gibson, liotw lot 'TS-'TQ 2 84"
100 Peter 1 1 ol loiiuueli.'TB- TUlax. )
40 Pi'torHollobmigh, "
llXi John Ilollolmugh, "
r.'lv.Tsunea Shelvy, '
W) Miillln JolutKon. '
15 80
17 on
1 6.1
13 4
l'JUAbrahnm Comb FBtto,'79tx
J V nnrke, 1 lot, '7 tnx
6 King Hulae, Vnll King
'7S-'79 tax
Alice Murphy, 1 house and
lot '79 lax
70 Henry Souther, 78 tax
62 50
6 V)
2 60
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.
S7S(1
I) Grnhiiin, K0 tnx 2 M
Iru K Aclcerly, '81 tax A 17
M R Clpmenger. '81 tx I 00
Kiaiik ilovi'iicamp, '81 tax 2 74
Hi-nry Ilhoir '' " ' 20
J H Windsor, " 8 40
nORTON TOWNSHIP.
;fftiO
110
50
f.
37ri0
S752
.7711
7W)or
178(1 f "
81 Patrick Welnh. '78 tax S M
33 Junius O'Harra, '81 tax 4 20
JAY TOWNSHIP.
19
Ethan M'Cullough
'79-'8-'81tax 9 11
Robt Rothrock, ,79-'80 tax 1
Robt Rothrock, "
JoKiith R. Morcy " 21
Kam'l llcll Kktate " 41
Marv J Kaleiiiuii " US
II train Howard " 4 4t)
12
JONKS TOWNSHIP.
&l)i John Peterson, '81 tax 1 85
MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP.
24 James George, '81 tax M
42 A W I.ttthrob und. of
'81 tax 170
SPRING CREEK TOWNSHIP.
21(1 M'Gnfllc Truman
'77-'78-'79 tax 22 13
72 Oeo W Khtnes L B
Klliotb und. ytot '79
tax 48
KM George ProciuH. '79 tax 1 (H
85 G W llunkle, 'S(-'81 tax 3 IS
25 Roseannuh S George, '80-
'81 tax 2 61
100 O W Potlerfleld, 79-,80-'81
tax 9 80
831 George Procltm " 2S 2S
100(1 Iiowman A Bros. '79 tax .17 00
72 Geo W Ulilne ill L B Elliott
'79 tax 1 20
3217
2792
2792
2962
ST. MARYS BOROUGH,
Lot Nob.
1
Independent Fire Co. No. 1,
und building, '79 tax
John Holl'tnau, yt lot and
liouHfl, '79 tax
FrancU Kronenwetter, "79
tax
NIC Kronenwetter, and
new stable, 79 tax
Martin Sorg, 2 lou from Bill
'79 tax
7 AO
12 M
I 80
Vt
2
1
1
13 and 14,
GF.ORG E WEIDENBOSRNER, TreMurew
Treasurer'! Olllce, ,
Ridgway, Va., April 1st. II j