1HE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1895.
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LUGE BROS.
GASH STORES,
122 H, Main linn, Scrautei,
Feed, Meal and Corn, $1,00
Sugar Cured Hams, 9 1 2p
25-lb. Sack Buckwheat, 55c
l gallon Finest Maple Syrup, HOC
l doz. Finest Cold Packed Tomatoes, SOf
Long and Cut Hay, per iuo lbs., ' Wl
Choice Oats, per bag, 00c
best Butter, per lb., ' ' 'ill'
Try our "Strawberry Brand" of Bnioked
Hunt.
30-lb. Pail Jelly ,75c
OH OTHER SIDE OF CHANNEL
borne Events of the Day on the West
Side of the City Noted.
BOY ASSAULTS HIS TEACHEK
Robert Ulpwell DM 'ot Propose to lluve
Teacher Reprimand Him-Deuth of
.Mr. Martha .Mohr Lecture Next
Tuesduy Nigbt-Personuls.
GROCERIES Revere Standanrd Jnva
Coffee Is unexcelled. The leading' coffee
of the day. For sale only at F. W. Ma
son ft Co. Fine Groceries, lis South
Main avenue.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE CASH
for anything' you hava to sell. Furni
ture, Stoves. Tools, etc. Call and see
the stock of J. C. King-. 1024 and 1026
Jackson street. V
WALL PAPER Go to Fred Reynolds.
20S North Main avenue, and see his
complete line of Wall Paper, Paints
and Window Shades. Just opened with
new stock.
PLUMBING William D. Griffiths, 113
. North Main avenue, does Unit-clans
Plumbing. Stonm Heat and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction Is strictly guaranteed.
OYSTERS R. E. Davis, market house.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Oysters served In every si vie. 810 North
Muln avenue, next to Clurke's.
AFTER THE
Alderman-Elect W. S. Millar Re
ceiving Many Congratulations.
WORK OF CLKYKK CKOOKS.
John Jones, of North Main avenue,
principal at No. IS school, received u
severe blow on the left side of his head
by a pupil In Miss Bechtold's de
partment yesterday morning. Short
ly before noon Mr. Jones was called
Into the latter's room to quiet boys
who were making a disturbance, but
punished no one. A teacher then told
him that Robert Hipwell had been
noisy and should receive a reprimand.
Mr. Jones went forward for that pur
pose, but as he neared Hipwell, the
latter, who is more powerful than the
principal, came forward and dealt him
a blow on the side of the heud with
his fist, making- an abrasion of the skin
and producing- a deep swelling.
Mr. Jones, though purtially stunned,
quickly recovered and threw Hipwell
down. At this Juncture several of the
pupils and two lady teachers came
forward and separated them. There
was no further disturbance and the
boy was allowed to go home unpun
ished. Mr. Jones is at present unable
to state whether or not he will prose
cute. Hipwell is much larger than the
rest of the boys and is troublesome to
the lady teachers.
Mrs. Martha Mohr Dead.
About noon yesterday Mrs. Martha
Mohr, relict of the late John Mohr,
of North Bromley avenue, died at her
home, after an Illness of about one
year. Deceased was born in Germany
and came to this country when about
15 years of age. At the time of her de
mise she had attained the age of 61
years, and had a very large circle
of acquaintances. Peceased was a
member of the German Presbyterian
church, on Chestnut street, and was
connected with the Ladle?" Aid society.
She is survived by two children, name
ly: John and Kathrlna. The funeral
will take place on Saturday afternoon
it 2 o'clock. Rev. F. A. Paupe, of the
Serman Presbyterian church, will of
ficiate. Interment In the Washburn
Street cemetery.
Other News of'tnlcrcst.
Miss Marsaret Klme, of Robinson
Street, Is 111.
The employes of the Capouse mine
received their pay yesterday.
James Roberts, of Lafayette street,
has purchased a valuable horse.
Robert Morris lodge, No. f.8, Order of
American True Ivorites, will meet this
evening in Masonic hall.
The members of St. Hrenden council,
5Toung Men's Institute, are preparing
for a mock trial, which will be held
in the near future.
An excellent programme will be ren
dered at the entertainment and social
which will be held In St. David's Episco
pal church this evening.
Rev. Father Doyle, the well known
temperance orator, who Is to lecture to
several Total Abstinence and Henevol
snt societies In this city, will speak nt
Bt. Patrick's church next Tuesday even
ing. 'reparations are being made fur the
Ivorltea banquet, which will be held on
March 1 In Mears' hall. Attorney David
J. Davis will be toaxtmasur. Music
will be furnished for dancing.
A meeting of the Christian Endeavor
loclety of the Washburn Street I'rep
nyterlnn church was held Inst evening.
K prayer service was also held. Rev.
Ross F. demons, nf Philadelphia, will
Jfflelate next Sunday.
West Side business Directory.
PHOTOGRAPHER Cabinet Photos. 11.40
per dozen. They are Just lovely. Con
vince yourself by rullin.r nt Htiirncr's
Photo Parlors, lul and 103 South Main
avenue.
HORSESHOEING- N. Rush, practical
horseshoer. Work done only In a lirst
rlass manner ami gimrunteed antlsfnc
tory. Shop. Price street, close to North
Main avenue.
SEVERAL COMPLAINTS MADE
l lrst, Third and Seventh Words and
South District of Lackawanna Town
ship In I.lno-Orftcla! Count of the
Ballots Will Begin Today.
Kob Druggist Chittenden of $50 and
Notes Amounting to l.OOO.
Two crooks entered C. E. Chitten
den's drug store, on upper Lackawanna
avenue, soon utter noon yesterday and
succeeded in carrying away the cash
box with $50 in cash and notes given for
value received to the amount of $1,000.
At the time Mr. Chittenden was
speaking to ex-Lletiteuunt Governor
Watres on the sidewalk In front of his
store, und two well-dressed men en
tered his place of business uud wore at
tended to by his clerk. One of the vis
itors went to the rear end of the store
and conversed with the clerk with re
gard to u prescription, giving him
minute Instructions usto the manner
In which he required It to be com
pounded. In the meantime the second
crook went to the open safe, which
stands by the front door, forced open
a private drawer, picked up the cash
and bills and placed them In his pocket.
He was Joined by his comrade, and
both left the store in un unceremonious
ma uner.
Some time after Mr. Chittenden went
to the safe and saw that a robbery had
been committed. He does -not antici
pate any loss on the notes, as they are
signed by persons who constantly tran
sact business with him, and who will
doubtless renew the documents upon
his giving them security against lia
bility on the stolen bills.
The following description Is given of
the man who spoke to the clerk and was
evidently an accomplice In the theft:
Dark complexioned, medium height,
black moustache, neatly dressed in blue
black overcoat und appearance of Span
ish or Jewish extraction, but no accent
noticeable In his speech.
SOUTH END xNOTES.
Mrs. Mary Cowles. of Dalton, Is vis
iting friends on Main avenue.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Luzerne bor
ough, is visiting on Throop street.
Bert Wheeler, of Green Grove, Is vis
iting C. F. Crossman, of Throop street.
Miss Cliff, of Carbondale, has re
turned home after a visit with A. B.
Conger, on East Market street.
C. H. Scharar, of Main avenue, Is
recovering from his late illness, al
though still confined to the house.
A "conundrum tea" will be held In
the Methodist Episcopal church tomor
row night by the Ladies' Aid society.
The ladles of the Park Place Metho
dist Episcopal church will hold a social
tomorrow evening In the church par
lors. The executive committee that had In
charge the festival held for the benefit
of David Evans, will meet tonight In
Dr. Donne's office.
Work on the foundation walls of the
Polish church on Electric City plot,
on Main avenue. wa3 resumed yester
day, having been stopped by the fall of
snow last Christmas.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Richardson-Jones,
who died last Monday night,
was held yesterday afternoon and was
well attended. The services were con
ducted by Rev. M. D. Fuller. Inter
ment was made in Forest Hill cemetery.
The 5-year-old child of J. N. Meixse.il
wandered away from home early Tues
day morning. The police and neighbors
were notified of her -being lost. She
was found on Court street late In the
afternoon and taken to her home on
Albright avenue.
The ladies of the Primitive Metho
dist church have arranged to give n
chicken suoper tomorrow evening be
tween the hours of 5 and 8 In the base
ment of the church on East Market
street. Beginning with 8 o'clock a
Martha Washington entertainment will
be held, which, from the programme
arranged, promises to be of unusual
merit.
The S. F. P. C. Social club will hold
a social at the home of Frederick V.
Hartzrll, on Capouse avenue, tonight,
It being bis twenty-first birthday. The
club elected officers for the ensuing
trm last Monday night. They are Fred
erlck V. Hartzell, president; Charles 11.
Hopewell, vice president; Louis Kline,
secretary; Thomas 1J. Evans, treasurer;
Arthur Mnynard, chaplain: Charles
Connolly, general manager; Charles II,
Cons tan tine, sergeunt-al-urm.i.
For plumbing and electric bells tele
phone 2212 to W. U. Doild & Co., M.I Ijii x.i.
ave.
fthcumutisra Cured In a Huy.
"MystlcCnre" for Rheumatism and Nan
ralgla radically cures In 1 to 3 days, hi
action upon the system Is remarkable an,
mysterious. " removes at once thi
cause, and the dlseuse Immediately I in
appears. The llrst dose greatly le-nellls
75 cents. Sold by Carl Loreriz, (Iruxglst
Scrunton.
Consumption In Us advanced stages Is
beyond Ihe power of man to cure. It rnn
he prevented though, by the timely use
of Dr. Wood's Norway Pino Syrup, na
ture's own remedy for coughs anil colds.
Reports from all parts of the county
of the election held on Tuesday were
filed yesterday with Prothonotary
Pryor and Clerk of tho Courts Thomas.
They did not change In any particular
the results disclosed In the complete
returns printed In yeBterday's Tribune.
Alderman-elect W. B. Millar was the
recipient of many warm congratula
tions on his hard fought, brilliant vic
tory In the Eighth ward. His opponent
takes his defeat very philosophically.
Attorney Eugene Davis had many sym
pathizers for his defeat in the Sixteenth
ward. Councilman-elect Lorenz JCeld
ler Is u bright young man and will un
questionably make u good representa
tive for the wurd.
The bitter tight In the Third ward
caused much bud blood among the
Democrats -there. Thomas llobau, one
of the defeated candidates, says he will
call the attention of the court to the
manner In which the election was con
ducted. From the First ward also come
ugly stories of the wuy that votes were
Secured by certuln candidates.
Complaint from the Seventh.
Wllllum H. Smallrldge. the Republi
can candidate for common council In
the Seventh ward, says he did not re
ceive credit for the number of votes cast
for him and proposes to ascertain the
reason why. Mr. Hniallrldge was not
on the official ballot and stickers had
to be used. The election officers say
the stickers were not properly placed
und therefore the votes could not be
counted.
In the First district Gllroy, who was
also a candidate for council, received
00 votes, and Smallrldge was credited
with 4-'. Twelve votes for the latter
were thrown out on account of Im
proper use of stickers. In the Second
district Smallrldge received 43 votes
and Oilroy 22. One Intended for Small
rldge was also thrown out in that dis
trict. Smallrldge was credited with
only thirteen votes in the Third dis
trict, while Gllroy received 181). Mr.
Smallrldge said last night:
"Why the votes oast for me In the
Third district were not counted I do
not know, but without making any ef
fort to discover the exact number of
persons who cast their ballots for me
In that district I have found fifty-four
who did so. While all those ballots
may not have been perfectly marked
they clearly showed the Intention of
the voter and should have been counted
for me, I believe. I will consult an at
torney about the matter in the morn
ing." In Lackawanna Township.
Down In the South district of Lacka
wanna township they had an exceed
ingly lively time Tuesday, several fights
serving to enliven the day.
Yesterday Peter Higgins, who was
defeated for the office of assessor, went
before Justice of the Peace O'Hara and
swore out warrants for the arrest of the
members of the election board of the
district, charging Irregularities. The
warrants were placed In the hands of
Constable Michael Thornton, but had
not all been served last night.
The official count of the votes will
be made today.
CO R G AX-B AC K US X V I'll A LS.
Ceremony Performed in St. Paul's
Church, Green Ridge.
Miss Margaret E. Backus, of Capouse
avenue, was married yesterday after
noon at St. Paul's church. Green Ridge,
by Rev. P. J. McManus, to John B.
Corgan, of Luzerne borough. Later a re
ception was held at the bride's home,
which was attended by the Immediate
friends of the contracting parties. Miss
Susie Backus, sister of the bride, acted
as bridesmaid, and J. J. Mouahan was
groomsman.
The bride has been for several years
a teacher In the public schools of Lu
zerne borough, and is nn accomplished
young lady. Mr. Corgan la a well known
business man of that place. They will
reside at Luzerne.
The flrr.t lecture of the Illustrated course
on Venice by W. Hudson Shaw, Fellow of
Ilelllol college, Oxford, England, will be
given at the Young Men's Christian as
sociation hall on Monday evening, Feb.
25. Tickets for course of six lectures,
fc!.."i, may be obtained from any one of the
ladles of the Reading club or at Powell's.
Diagram for reserved seats open at Pow
ell's Thursday, Feb. 21, ut 9 o'clock.
PURE RICH BLOOD Is essential to
good health, because the blood Is Ihe
vltut fluid which supplies nil the organs
with life. Hood's Sursuparlllu Is the treat
blood purifier.
HOOD'S PILLS nrc purely vegetable,
harmless, effective, do hot pain or gripe,
When Bal7 was nick, we gave her distort,
When che was a Lhlld, she cried for Cantoris,
When tho became Miss, chs clung to Costorla,
Whoa she bad t'hlldreu, she gave tliwu Caslorla
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
COMMISSIONERS
OF
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
Showing receipts, disbursements, condi
tion of the flounces and accounta of Slata
and County tax collectors for the lineal
year ended January 7th, xBOO:
RECEIPTS.
Amount of receipts for the year
1894 as per alatement of D. W.
Powell, County Treasurer, and
chargeable to ganoral County
and Bridge funds $208,637 i2
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount of disbursements from
General County and Bridge
Funds as shown by the follow
ing statement of tho County
Commissioners 208,478 37
Disbursements In excess of
reoelpta $1,842 IS
ASSESSMENTS.
Paid Assessors for making Stat
and County uaaeaameuts,
Clerks extending and making
duplicates, School Copies, and
Trajiacrlnta of Mortmicea and
Judgment , ,1,(10 to
ADVEHTIB1NO.
Paid for publishing annual
statement of Cuunly Commis
sioner, advertising Bale of
awaited and unseated lands and
redemption of County Bonds., pJtU U
BRIDGES.
Paid Uroton Bridge and
Manft'g Co. for bridge
over l.ock'a liver in
Old Forgo Two $2,460 N
Paid Oroton Bridge ana
Manft'g Co. for bridge
over-Laok'a river in
Dickson City Boro.,., 1,600 0
Paid James Twins & Co,
for etono arch bridge
over Kennedy's Creuk,
North Ablnrton Two., IKN
Paid W. D. Walker for
abutmuuts ut Lehigh
river In Clifton Twp., 180 0
Paid McLaughlin &
Snyder for atone arch
bridge over Hureleh's
Creek, Greenfield Twp ISO 00
Paid Groton Brldgo and
Manft'g Co. for bridge
ovr Lehigh river,
Clifton Twp 630 09
Paid A. B. Dunning, Jr.,
making plans and
specifications, eVc, for
bridges 250 73
Paid for vlowlng bridge
sites, inspecting bridg
es, and advertising
bridge letUngH Si 43
Paid M. K. (Jardner, (ill
lug at bridge In Green-
ncid Township 45 oo
ELECTION CONTESTS.
Paid Witnesses In the Contest
of Okell v. Qulunan, Thomaa
va. Cuslck, etc 39 C7
ELECTION EXPENSES. :
Paid Election Officers
and for uao of polling .
POaom 17.(71 Ct I f
Paid Ground Rent for
Temporary Election
Houses -.. 140 00
Paid Printing Ballots, ""
CardB of Instruction,
Election Blanks, oto 8.186 18 "
Paid Repairing, Remov
ing aim Butting up :
Temporary Election
Houses 88 19
Paid Ballots, Boxes,
Booths, etc., to Poll- '
lug Plaotw, . Expenses
of Delivering 687 Dl -
Paid dorks appointed
by Court to Compute
Kleotlon Returns 427 83
Paid New Iron Booth
and Rebuilding Old
Ones 834 00
Paid Publishing flher-
IITs Election Procla
mation 1590 00
Paid Supplies to Elec
tion Boards 124 S3
K14S 15
BURIAL OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.
Paid burial expenuea of deceased
Indigent soldiers as per Act of
Axsemblv. liourovod 12th May.
1SS5 $030 00
COUNT! COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
Paid 8. W. Roberts,
County Commissioner $1,095 GO
Paid OllcH Roberts,
County Commissioner 1,118 G4
Paid John Demiith,
County Commissioner 1,095 60
Paid Chas. F. Waitntr,
Commissioners' Clerk. 1,600 00
Paid J. F. Williams, As
sistant Clerk 935 00
Paid H. A. Knapp, Coun
ty Solicitor 600 00
Paid H. L. HalMeari,
County Commissioner. 3 CO
Paid William Franx,
County Commissioner. 3 60
Paid J. J. Flanaghan,
County Commissioner. 8 60
$C,!w04
COUNTY AUDITORS.
Paid John Morris, Coun
ty Auditor $ 75 00
Paid J. A. Dolphin,
County Auditor 112 44
Paid S. S. Spruks,
County Auditor 75 00
Paid B. F. Squler,
County Auditor 927 00
Paid John P. Rink.
County Auditor 927 00
Paid S. S. Spruks,
County Auditor 927 00
$3,043 44
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Paid John P. Kelly, DIs-
trlca Attorney $4,196 16
Paid John J. Fahey,
Sheriff 4.5C2 95
Paid John H. Thomas,
Clerk of Courts 4,917 31
Paid C. K. Pryor,
Prothonotary 1,328 05
Paid John J. Shea,
County Detective 900 00
Paid D. W. Powell,
Counly Treasurer 212 00
Paid II. T. Koehler,
Register 0f Wills 800 00
COUNTY SURVEYS,
Paid C. P. O'Mallpy,
stenographic work in
connection with dis
puted boundary lino
between Lackawanna
and Husuueh'na coun
ties $19 00
Paid II. A. Knapp. ex
penses unending court
ut Mnntroxe In the
matter of disputed
boundary line 83 gj
Paid C. K. Tltsworth,
stenographic work.... 10 40
Paid S. W. Roberts, ex
penses attendliiK court
at Montrosit in the
matter of disputed
boundary line 6 50
$ll!.110 47
$13,047 91
INQUESTS.
Paid 3. A. Kelley, Cor
oner 11.111 S3
Paid Jurors at In
quests 1,072 03
INSURANCE.
Paid Insurance on Holl
ars In Court House
and County Prison I 40 00
Paid Insuranoa on Fur
niture 160 00
$2,181 91
$196 00
PREMIUMS.
Paid Premiums for Killing of
Nuxloua Animals. Innludiija
feed of Aldermen and Justices, $260 76
PUBLIC BUILDING EXPENSES,
Pa.Ul Janitor, Fireman
and Watchman tl.KA M
Paid Qua, Water, lilec-
tno L.igm, neat and
Fuel 1 S08 Tl
Paid Repairs of iurt
House, Sewera, Water
r-ins-ts. e- t.m M
Paid Telenbono Kent.... lit 23
Puid R. P. Gross, at
tending Tower and
Court Ho usn Clocks... lit 60
Paid Waxhlnv, Clnan-
lna- and Scruhblna- 139 20
Paid New Furniture,
Repairing Furntturo
und Carpets 1.132 4T
Paid BupplUsi, Brooms,
Rood. Brushes, etc.... 18 01
Paid Hauling Ashes and '
Work In Court House
Basement 85 49
Paid Freight und Ex
press Charges 82 91
11.ec! it
PRISON EXPENSES.
Paid Feeding Prisoners. $9,846 50
Puia salaries or War-
dene and Keepers C.C08 3j
Paid Fuel, Gas, Water
and Electric Light.... 2.14149
Paid Prisoners' Cluth-
tng. shoed. beddlnK. etc 713 63
Paid Conveying Prison
ers to and from Coun
ty Prison 221 00
Paid Supplies, Brooms,
BruKhe.', etc 139 17
Paid Disinfectants 58 00
Paid Telephone 60 67
Paid Repairs on Coun
ty Prleon 1,197 69
Paid Physician and
Medical Supplies 300 00
$21,382 90
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Paid Blank Books for
the Several County
Offlees
Paid Printed Blanks for
the Several County
Offices
Paid Paper, Pencils, etc.
$968 75
CM 35
237 95
$1,910 05
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Paid Assessors Making May and
December Registration. Clerks
MaklnK Conies for Election
Boards $7,935 96
ROAD DAMAGES.
Paid Geo. Watklns,
Damage to Land
Awarded by Viewers
Appointed by Court... $50 00
Paid H. E. Capwell,
Damages Awarded by
by Viewers Appointed
bv Court
Paid J. H. Klingle,
Damages Awarded by
.Viewers Appointed by
vourc
600 00
COO 00
$1,050 00
$340 67
ROAD VIEWS.
Paid Viewers and Surveyors Ap
pointed oy court
STATE AUDIT.
Paid E. II. Bailey .Auditing Ac
counts or countv utneers witn
the Btttto $148 60
STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
Pidd Keeping Insane Convicts
from Lackawanna County
SUNDRY EXPENSES.
Paid Fred W. Kirchoff et. al
Clerks for Services and Other
Sundry Expenses
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Pofttugn Stamps
and Envelopes 156 80
Paid Slute Industrial
Reformatory 95 04
Puid Legal Expenses... 1100
Paid Taxoa Over
charged und Refunded
Paid Taxes Reoovurod
by Stain on Judgment.
Paid AAHossor for Mak
ing Return of Births
and Deaths
$394 76
$1,434 23
Paid Keep of Insane 1 .
Convicts at HUlsldo
Farm 203 9
Paid S treat Paving 18 07
$U,0G4tt
Total Amount of Disbursements
by tho County Commissioners
on their Warrants Nos. 1 to
4.983. Series O $170,373 t
The following disbursements
were made by D. W. Powell, "
County Treasurer, from th
General County Fund, to wit:
Interest on County
Bonds $ 8,223 00 1
Tax on County Bonds... 6t0 00
County Institute 200 00
City Institute 200 00
Sinking Fund 20,000 00
County Tre'urer's Com
mission 8,940 90
$38,206 9)
13 67
14,609 39
87 35
Total Amount Disbursed from
County and Bridge Funds for
the Year 1894 $208,479 IT
STATE TAX ACCOUNT.
To Valuation of Money at Inter
eat, Bonds, Mortgages, etc.,
Assessed In Lackawanna
County for tho Year 1894, sub
ject to a four-mill Tax for
Stale Purposes and Reported
to Board of Revenue Commis
sioners, 4 mills on $5.332,126.... $71,828 S$
By Paid BUite by D. W.
Powell, County Treaa
urer $21,115 22
By Treasurer's Com
mission 2u a
$21,328 60
Rebuts Allowed County $16,836 41
W. Powell, County Treasurer, in Account with Lackawanna Co.
DR.
tildeinp i
tieu
Fuod
Sinking
Fund
Town
skip Fund
i Htat' Bridge I County ti
I Fond j Fund Fund 10tl
balance December 110. 1W3 .$20,000 00 $ 1.V4S 41 8 422 V.
Taxes. Duubuatu of 1W2...I : 1
T.ita, Duplicate of IM)&..l 1
Taxes, Lupllcub) of ItW 1
Heated aud Unseated Land '
lax 4,997 07
IuUroston Uuaeated Lulls' ,
tax j
Liquor Llonum-a, Hotel....' '
" Restaurants; ;
Kebate State Pcr.ouul tax :
Kxoneruted taxed paid
Jury lees, lints and cents. :
Prisoners board collected I
Protlimiutxry liens coll't'd .
Hcranton Having Bank. I
County bonds refunded ( '
U. S. Uoveniutviit, 1 yta 1 1
Rent, court room und.
ofticea ) '
D. Muiiweeney, dotecllre
license
Co.CominisK'oeiB tax sales .
hc. Interim! Affairs com 1
Exp. compiling, etc., tax '.
klatittlcs year 18JI
lo.ts unu Int. on hinds i
rode eiutd from Com rs 1
Refunded by C. belli ou- j (
dcr mid others oer-,
paid by cmnmibsionera .
O.d file cases sold by com.
Tavlor ll jro, extra Lullutt
redemption fund
Tranaf r from lounty fund
. 121,34 W
$8,121 U4 ill 81 13 f 02,301 77
3.928 4 4.02 Hg
34,278 2
115,184 61
4.214 14,
86 'i i
34,irrn m
141.127 45
1,296 3ft 6,829 75
1
21" 8
23,740 46
6.2M 2
16 Mil 41!
7H
619 til
6 9.V
201 W
VO W) DO
I
l'JO 00
217 89
23.749 45
6.2M 24
U.8W1 41
7U
849 81
25 95
211 VJ
120,000 00
C i 7' Z:l2
1 ! :
'.'.!"!"!""."!;" ""bTi'ii
20.000 00. ! 64'J 00
2-5 00
2ec 50
110 00
15 09
84 49
5 3
18 UU
100 00
25
2)6 53
110 (X)
15 69
84 49
6 00
18 80
874 41
0,640 09
4(1,,K 0 6,H4'i 4t 1,207 31 21.IWI 60tl2g9 618M.Uh7 ifil 436.W7J7
CR.
i Sinking
runu
1 T.h7. ol State Hridg. I County "TDtal
! lL Iu Fud J J-! 1
r..... .T. ..7...$ t.'h or! 6.225 00
! 1 . 20,0i0 00' 2U.0OOOO
! : 640 Ul 640 10
I ' , 2JJO0 9U9 00
! ftdoo aio 00
i ! j ! ;
' I J 5,055 12 161,315 Sj 170,270 97
I 1 , '
I I I I i
1 1 1 !
16 DO OO' ' ; 1 1 40,000 00
i
j j
VU.IanJV w
; I ! 1
1 J i i 60.000 00 120,000 0J
: ! I
! 0.422 63
' Us4 01
Interest coupons paid 1
Transfer to Milking Fund
Transfer to tax 00 loans ,
County Institute
City Institute
County and bridsea.wai' 1
rants paid Not 1 to 49S2 !
inclualre. except No. f
4.HC4. beriee O ' ''
County bonds, redeemed
Hot. 251 toll 1). inc. iisne
cf June 1. 1R31. Hi bonds. $25,000 CO
A ao. r os- 1 10 ju inn. issuo
of Dec 1. i bonds.
County bonds, refunded
from 5 per cent, to 4Vt
fer cent int., oa 31 to
jO. Inc. Isauo of Dec. 1st.
1683, 120 boods...
Also. Ncs. 1 to 120 in.
si of Dec. 1. 185. (120)
Township fund, warrants
453 to4WI inclusive 6.422 58 ' '.,
Redemption fund $ 1,184 04 ,
Bute personal tax toi1 1 n ... i
btate treasurer j" ' i-M" .,
Tax on loans : 60s 03.
Treasurer s commission. 259 6(1 345 2! .
Balance : 2o3 35 113 27 i
6.574 19
8.940 lV
81.675 62
1,723 22
9.445 7
ras 520 43
S4U.0UKO S U.945 4 J.2P7 SI t21.WJflSI2,5293j ? 3.fiU7 a7 jJPjl.gjTJg
Statement of the Accounts of Collectors of State and County Tax for the Year 1891.
DISTRICTS.
COLLECTORS.
COUNTY AND BRIDGE TAX.
T
STATE TAX.
ill
h
i o a
80 go
0 5 E
55
c s
3
5
6
E
5
a t
c e ;
; u :
: a-o
t 5
Arcbbald Borough
Blakely Borough
Benton Townstiip
Carbbondalo Township.
Lovmgien lownauip.
Cl.ftuii Township
Carbondalet ity
first ward
Second rd
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Hxth Ward
Dickson '.'ity Borough..
Duuiuore Buruuiih
F.lintiurat Hnrouau
Fed Towi'.sliin
Ulrnburn Borough....
. P. A. Pbilbin
. David C. l h.llipa..
. H. O. Smith
, l-atrlcg Casey,
. II. J. Tanfirld .
...1
Jauiea O boyle .
2.9P4 83$
2.419 4
1.H12 CJ1
l.lllr 74:
tl'-7 75
1( 7
21 l 1.31 1CJ
4 73
1 42
si .,
17 70.
74 Ml
3 4: 6 90
. F. A. '"onnarott
. William Ulnier
.George F. Cliamberlin...
. G. A. Wonnacott
. Oeorts F. Chambarlin...
.George F. Chambarlin...
. William aloees
. C. P. Snras
. Famntl Freible
. 1'ntrick McGearer
C. A. abermaa
Messen-
(.'oston,
$.',173 00
0.I19S 55
2 55 50
COURT EXPENSES,
Tald Court Criers. Tip
Slaves unu
Hers
I'nld 11. U.
Stenographer
Palil M. A. .Mctllnlcy,
Sler.oiji'iiphor
I'nld .lulm Taylor,
Stenographer
J'hIcI H. Shmighncssy,
Htetiogriiphii'
I'nld l.ackaMinna Jur
ist, publishing names
of Jurors, Trial Lists
and Court Rules
Paid Advertising Court
RuhM
Paid Typewriter Paper,
Ribbon, Judges' Note
Bnoks, etc
Paid ( rn lid Jurors
I'nld TiKVorsi Jurors.,,
Paid Petit Jurors
Paid CuiistHliles for
mal.liig lint urns to
t'uiiri
Paid Referees appoint
ud by Coin I
Puid jury Commission
ers and Clink
K9 n
1 05
44C 35
119 00
235 91
1.812 III
9.5)13 US
8,503 61
1,108 03
630 00
C26
78
$31,582 41
COM M ON WEALTH COSTS.
Paid Aldermen, Justice, t'on
Klahles ami YYIthusscs in Crim
inal Casus $19,056 76
COURT HOUSE GROUNDS,
Paid Mowing and Sprinkling
lawns, sliovellllir snuw uuii
oilier work on Court House
Grounds
Greenfield Township J. J. Hiokler.
Gouldslsiro Borough .1. B. Gardner
Jei myn Boroiuh K. A. Lane ,
JrlTirson Township '. G. It. McLaughlin..,
Lal'luuie RiiioukIi Oeorte Siason
Lehiith lownahip W. M. Newcli
Lackawanna 1 ovvuship... James Butler
sladiscu Township Kugcne Nnnck
Maytleld horoiuh Patrick Brady
North Abington Twp C. J. Theniaa
Newton Township J. . Hopkins
Olypliant rtorougn P. N. Keunedy
Old For- Township J. George Kehr
Rana-ini Township il AivCloskf
Roaring hnxik Ton nshlpJarob Weaser
Bi ott Towushlp Morion Gardner
oouth AluUiloii Twp .1. H Ayleaworth....
hprltig llriMik Township,. H E Arms
Taylor Horougli John 1. Jones
Wuverly Hoioush Charles W. Mall ....
Win ton lioroiiKh Jnmes J. Lawler....
CCI'HIIUMI 1. ny -
First Ward ,
Second V ard ,
Ttilrd Ward
Fourth Ward
Kir.li Ward
Sixth Ward
ricventh Ward
Kiglilh Ward
N nth Wnrd
lenth Ward
hie vent h Wurd
Iwollth Ward
Tlilrtuenth Ward. ...
Foiirteentli Ward...
Fifteenth Wnrd
HIt.Hinth Ward
Seventeenth Ward...
Ftirhtorntli went
Nliielienth Ward,,.,
Twentieth Ward
Twouty llrat War l..
. John I). Kvain....
. William II. McDouuell.
. (lilen Decker
. Morgan W. Morgan
. W. ti. Tlinmas
. W tili.mi Kan
.William Gundlacb
. John M. Moao
. Fred 1.. Ward
. Cliarles Rtyner
. lTleo. lleHiuiirer
, K.dwln Fruliio.:
. A. K. Kiefei-
. Jiuvid Jones
, He-tie 17. 1'owalt
.George Conner
, .lohnlloll
.il'iilrlck K. Doiitbor....
. Kdwln Frnble.
, Mark alulau
. Michael Rupp
2. 7J1 S7 . .
1,844 24 ..
!2 22 . .
776 78...
1.IW4 61'..
1,188 90..
4,522 47
7,915 69
277 03
8.169 16
40 92
1,046 U
:i 27
1,65 ;
74.H 23
217 05
176 4
6.6-9 W
l.oHt) lit
1.:I74 06....
h.VH Si
1 651 ft")
;l 11' I 7u
4.97,1 (XI
1.041 15
4tl7 67
l.tMl 86
1.1(H) 87
617 29
3.127 til
Mil 40
S.22J 6lj
;S 12 91 CO
50 8S . .
134 17 ..
2 14
36 71 ..
8 38 10 09
1 06
35 ,W ,
1- VS.
1
;2 .
34 57
lisl If.
10 90.
6 00 6 Hi
13 75
15 41 .
126 14
25 Asf
1 26
60 90 45 62
10 .1
ho 01
53 40
(6 1.1
10 Nl
58 Ik)
106 6b 182 67 50 86.
2 t4 7 .
2 029 5
739 6ii
Mi 56,
i2 ll!
1,16 65:.
2,08 1 40'
1,7. O.
4iNI0s
(125 0 I
61XI 60
iuo uo:
3,105 08,
6,4IU 45'
255 U .
2,811 97;
404 49
8S6 Bt'
34 78
1,269 90
4I1 2i
I4!l H
lilt 06 .
6,710 84
77 S 17.
Kii 01
777 971
1.424 72',
2.6IZ 10
3 8M 83
Mr sr.
401 18 .
1,576 24 .
2i 94
31 4 4
2.6cS M
44 M
1.SS1 91 .
$376 til,
571 94
451 61)
257 94!
654 41
"oii'ii
151 78
m hi
688 96
1.687 01'
2.187 67
"si.i'is
81 4.H
149 47
""isj'ii
118 95
ot 8
"8:2116
21 0J,
tut OA
800 H
"'iiii'w
1.067 73,
1.IKI Kl
8,. I 87
618 47'
166 Hf
91 W
151 86 !
125 20
43 71
71 65......
8 W
1(0(1.1 51
1,391 11 $9 00
lit 79
10 2T
193 Sf !
69 64
21 05 :
1,295 l :
99 0l
36 M J
00 7o 1
27 . .1
6 73 !
Ill on
40 6
79 1
9 S ,
121 12
10 1
15 76
ta 1 i
2o5 81 ,
73 95
20 4 ;
Ills 21
125 12
14 6i
186 80 1
23 74
175 2
68 93
14 59 1S7 21
S3 03
60 26
: 7.
1.007 51 .
1,316 86 .
0161 86
125 2
43 71
1 65
..I...
64 77'
4 9 ;v
1 64
4 64
1 37
84
5 K,
03
6 I.K
4S
6 60
5 4'.
US
3 7u
1 0
5 41
6 M
7 73i
9 84
1 19
8 7
8 44
4.902 61
4,015 7(1
2.2 .0 Hi
4 917 its
6.2 ;l 43
0K8 48
2.097 31
IS.44.1 78 .
8, 494 70 .
2.3,6 03
8 0,'5 77
trsl il
6.481 49
3,-t.Vi 44
,'l.l..- 10
5.78S IM
10.417 65
.2
.: .'.
f.,157 31!
6,375 9,1
17 77 ..
48 84 ..
8 (8, ..
10 57 ..
63..
1 Co..
13 17 ,.
"I
17 H9
6 4H.
3.
is 7 .
is (.5 ,
I 27 .
87 .
42 IV.
"fiti'TO'
173 22 .
1 4i;
29 65 110 45
8 08 67:
a,0u7 16'
1,972 28'
6.621 62
4.714 n
219 n8
1,601 91'
1H.79-.I ('7
6 1120 OA
2,212 54 .
2.IW7 4.1,
811 17!
2.491 29,
SUB 61!
2,874 .15'
2.1198 67
9.:VW 4S
2,5(1,4 72(
4.5UI er
U.I91 63...
,$:6,',5ir, th,KI S2$flK 63009 8-,$127,001 37 189,46a 91 l.'l.OOO 24 9 W'fl.OM 8119,721 r'1831 U
1-or the Year IS!);.
14 95 167 97
1,69s 27.
I,8n0 20
72
1.276 14
1.581 2.1
767 67
; 2.1
4,649 71
2.474 C-
37 i 'ill
114 08
2,904 46
611 7ft'
299 4
2,489 4.V
l,l. 80
29 82
VS3 isl
771 42
215 1ft ;
674 94 1
32 27 i
8C9 611
638 67 1
52 68
109 4"
1.455 79
2,4 0 Oil
4.1 42
653 16
85 85
1,059 k I
520 S. '
212 14 !
1.44S 86
8,836 46 !
t,8 10 1
248 95 ;
91 7f. I
42 exi
10 7J
83 74
1 61
40 46
81 Ot1
2 63
5 48
72 79
123 (W
2 6.1
Si 6V
1 7
MOO
26 H i
12 10
72 4
191 S-i,
H il
12 451
153 79
in 25
198 33
69 6 4
21 9b
1, 280 56
94 06
84 96
66 2'
25 19
6 08
105 51
38 55
76 1.1
9
114 56
101 9
14 9
222 18
242 So
70 2ft
19 6a
102 (
118 86
14(1 87
177 44'
22 54
161 481
eo 49
204 411
641 0.
30 64
769 IS
4V6 74
So 01
104 0l!
1,883 (W
1,817 (sj '
46 ta
620 4S
64 06
1,006 94
494 37i
280 04
1,7 t&
8,844 64
61 70
236 Si!
87 1
40 47
-J..
DIVISION Ol'
Paid Maps, et
Election District
685 93
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
of proposed
$15 00
DIVISION OF TOWNSHIPS AND BOR
OUGHS. Paid Viewer uppoliited by
Court and olher xpensv $80 35
EASTERN PKNITIiNTIARY,
Paid Hoard and Clothing of
Convicts ,
$1,884 91
Olyphaut Rnrough
South Abliigton iwp...
.John V. Facl.lon...,
. J. D. Aylawortb..
12.501 89
9116 5 2;
$121 52 .
I 00.
$1,439 40
. 623 Vri
$910 47:
838 9c.
J.M 15
ISO 40
I1.4HS 91' (121 52.
i I i.(k 8 0 jl 1 279 37! 12.1 1. 6fJ .
CONDITION OF THE FINANCES
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
LIABILITIES.
4i per cent. Refunding
Bonds of thn Issue of
Dec. 1st, U94 $120,000 00
ASSETS.
Cash In Treasury Coun
ty Fund $31,675 C3
Cash In Treasury lli-Mr.e
Fund 6.674 19
Court House Building.. Suo.oqo 00
OF
Furniture mid Fixtures
In Court House 30,000 00
Court House Grounds., 175,0(81 Ml
County Prison 129,000 00
Furniture und Fixtures
In County Prison 3,000 00
Due from Collectors
"Estimated" 3S.0OO 00
Prison Grounds SO.OOO 00
$043,149 SI
Assets In Excess ol Liabilities. ,.$523,149 81
Assessed Valuation for the
Veur 1894 $20,062,027 00
I 9 5& 54S 6
j 9 0j 171 88j.
!silJ8J t;19Jl.
for tho
192,590 00
159,800 84
21,116 23
Estimated Expenses
tho Year 1S94
Amount of County Tax Dupli
cate for Ycury 1894
Amount of State Tax Duplicate
lor Year 1894
Respectfully Submitted,
GILES ROBERT8,
JOHN DEMUTH,
S. W. ROBERTS.
County Commtsslouera,
Attest: Charles V. Wagner. Clerk.
Scrunton, Pa., February 6, 1S96.
Standard Instruments In every mm ot
the term as applied to Pianos.
Exceptional In holding their original fill
ness of tone.
. NEW YORK WAREHOU8E, NO. M
Fifth avenue.
SOLD BY
E.C.RICKERtSuCO
1 1 8 Adam Ave., New Telephone Bids.
rvr. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL
Coal of the best quality for domestic
s, and of ull sizes, delivered In any
part of the city at lowest price.
Orders left at my ODIce
NO. 11S WYOMING AVENUE,
Rear room, lust door. Third National
Bank, or sent by mull or telephone to the
ulna, will receive prompt attention.
Special contracts will be made for the
lule and delivery of Buckwheat Coal.
WM. T. SMITH.
A Decided More In the Skates trade bas set
In and It. 111 pay yen to examine the stock of
JUIlieCH'S, at 438 Spruce street. Fine line of
auporlor pocket cutlery, rasore, etc.. for Holi
day trade. Guns and ammutdtlon at bottom
figures. Alia some second hand v heels at
priooe that wlr astonish joa-Beelng Is believing
AYLESWORTH'S
MEAT MARKET
The Finest In the City.
The latest improved furnish'
trigs and apparatus for keeping,
meat, butter and eggs.
223 Wyoming Ave.
1