STATEMENT OF TIIK Directors ol the Poor OP Danville and Mahoning Poor District for the year ending Jannnry ist, 1905. J. P. BABE, Treasurer, In account with the Directors of the j Danville and Mahoning Poor District. DR. To Balance due Directors at last settlement * 369.27 To cash received from E. W. Peters on duplicate for 1901 '<2o. -US To cash received from E. W. Peters on duplicate for 1902 180.00 To cash received from E. W. Peters on duplicate for 190.1 120.49 To cash received from E. W. Peters on duplicate for 1901 329.08 To cash received from E. \V. Peters on duplicate for 1905 4750.11 To cash received from E. G. Wertman on duplicate for 1904 99.88 To ottsh received from E. G. Wertman on duplicate for 1905 455.37 To cash rec'd from J. P. Tooley 118.00 To cash received from J. P. Bare, Halm estate 34.00 To cash rec'd from Mrs. Thom as 50.00 To cash rec'd from E. Rosen thal 35.00 To cash rec'd from Gregory dowery 56.00 To cash received from other districts.. ... 83.75 To cash rec'd from Elmer Cromley.... 39.00 To cash rec'd from Ed. Wert man .. 22.25 To cash rec'd from B. Greeu case.. 471.39 To cash rec'd from Coniloy Young .. 15.00 To cosh rec'd from Farm 509.57 To cosh rec'd from W. M. Seidel 5.73 »7800.31 OR. By whole amt. of orders paid by Treasurer during year 1905 ... 7462.07 Bal due Directors at settlement 338.24 Directors of Danville and Mahoning Poor District in account with the district. To ralance due from Treasurer at last settlement 369.27 To balance due from E. W. Peters on duplicate for the Tear 1901 . 21.51 To balance due from E. W. Peters at last settlement on dup. for the year 1902 184.88 To balance due from E. W. Peters at last settlement oil dup. for the year 1903 134.37 To balance due from E. W. Peters at last settlement on dup. for the year 1901 523.87 To amt. of dup. issued to E. W. Peters for the Borough of Danville for the year 1905 5614.39 Penalty of 5 per cent, on 500.90 dup. for the year 1905 25. (VI To balance due from E. G. Wertman at last settlement on dup. for the year 1904 112.28 To amt. of dup. issued to E. G. Wertman for the township of Mahoning for the year 1905. 686.50 Penalty of 5 per cent, on 196.13 on dup. for the year 1905 9.81 To cash rec'd from J. F. Tooley 118.00 To cash rec'd from J. P. Bare. Hahn estate . 84.00 To cash rec'd from Mrs. Thomas ....... 50.00 To cash rec'd from Gregory dowery . 56.00 To cash rec'd from Elias Ros enthal 35.00 To cash rec'd from Elmer Cromley 39.00 To cash from other districts . 83.75 To cash rec'd from Ed. Wert man 22.25 To oash rec'd from B. Green case .. 471.39 To cash rec'd from Comley Young 15.00 To cash rec'd from Farm 569.57 To oash rec'd from W. M. Seldel 5.72 $9180.60 CR. By com. allowed to E. W. Peters of 5 per cent on 21.51.dnp. for the'year 1901 1.08 By exnerations allowed E. W. Peters on dup. for 1902 28.08 By amt. returned to com. by E. W. Peters on dup. i for 1902 6.80 By amt. returned to com. by E. W. Peters on dnp. for 1903 7.54 Byjcom. allowed E. W. Peters on 126.83 dup'for 1903 6.34 By com. allowed|E. W. Peters of 5 per cent, on 346.40 17.32 By amt. returned to com. E. W Peters on dup. for 1901 . <1.17 By exonerations allowed E. W. Peters on dup. for 1904 71.52 By balance duo from E. W. Peters on dup. for 1904 99.78 By com. allowed E. W. Peters of 5 per cent, for 445.00 dup. 1905 88.90 By abatement allowed E. W. Peters of 5 per cent, on 4678.95 dup. for 1905 933.94 By com. allowed E. W. Peters of 5 per cent, on 421.05 for 1905 21.05 By amt. returned to com. bv K. W. Peters on dup. 1905 1 3.49 By bal. due from E. W. Peters on dnp. for 19035 525.94 By exonerations allowed E. G. Wertman on dup. for 1901 7.15 By com. allowed E. G. Wert man on 105.13 dup. 1904 5.25 By abatement allowed E. G. Wertman 5 per cont. on 831.25 on dup. for 1905 16.56 By com. allowed E. G. Wert man of 3 per cent, on 314. - 68 dnp. for 1905 9.44 By com. allowed E. G. Wert man of 5 per cent, on 158. - 01 dup. for 1905 . 7.90 By balance duo from E. G. Wertman on dnp. for 1905 2CW.04 By orders paid by Treasurer during the year 7462.07 By balance due Directors at present settlement.. 338.24 ♦0180.60 Statement of orders issued during the year 1906 paid and purposes for which the same were issued. Directors' salaries $ 800.00 Steward's salary . 375.00 Attorney's feos and expenses 157.85 Treasurer's salary 76.00 Olerk's salary 75.00 Auditing and duplicate 18.00 Transient paupers and exponse* in settlement of caso . 27.00 Justices 17.25 Miscellaneous items 13.51 Printers bills 48.00 Rent 63.25 naurance 25.25 Physicians . 140.00 Horte hire by the Directors in their official duties 10.50 #1345.61 OUTSIDE RELIEF AS FOLLOWS. Medicine $34.60 Coal and wood 114.30 Shoes and clothes 4.00 Undertaker . . 34.00 Paid other districts ...... 66.98 insane at hospitals . 3039.75 Oeneral merchandise 671.60 $3965.23 *"OR MAINTENANCE OF POOR HOUSE FARM. Shading, grain and plants $ 78.25 ■ Line and manure 175.90 Bhoa and ahoe repairing.. 12.75 BlflOkNUitb and wheal wrig ht 99. M House and farm hands 381.21 | General merchandise ... 241.83 ; Farm implements and saddle - ware 304.57 Clothing, etc 86.27 Coal 182.13 Tobacco ....... 39.25 1 New furniture 53. JO Meat bills 142.07 Drug store bill 10.00 Improvements and repairs 274.28 Live stock 05.40 Undertaker's bill 10.00 $2151.23 P. M. KERNS, I THEO. HOFFMAN, H. WIREMAN, Directors. We, the Auditors of the Borough of Danville and Township of Mahoning, have examined the above accounts ami find them correct. W. H. WOODS IDE, JOHN T. JONES. W. C. HELLER. Auditors. Statement of Real Estate and Personal Property 011 hand at date of settle ment. Real Estate $22500.00 House and kitchen furniture 1111.85 Hay and grain 1129.00 Farming utensils . .. 1183.85 Livestock 1528.00 Vegetable* 244.80 Meat and lard 112.00 Clothing and material 48.80 Fruit, preserves, etc . 45.65 Vinegar 35.00 Sauer Kraut 5.00 Lumber 45.00 Separator ... 80.00 Coffee . ... 15.40 Coal 106.00 Tobaooo 4.80 $28283.65 PRODUCE RAISED. 42 tons of hay 420.00 140 bushels of potatoes 98.00 88 bushels of onions 10.00 1 bushel of onion sets 2.00 339, bushels of wheat 271.20 120 bushels of rye 67.20 912 bushels of oats 273.60 1986 bushels of corn ears 446.85 720 bushels of beets 180.00 8 bushels of buckwheat 4.80 2700 bundles of corn fodder 108.00 800 heads of cabbage 04.00 Lima beans 4.50 10 bushels tomatoes 4.00 600 bunches of celery 15.00 820 pounds of butter 205.00 150 dozen of eggs . 37.50 $2171.65 STOCK RAISED. 5 turkeys $ 12.50 100 chickens 40.00 2 calves 17.00 iO pigs .. 100.00 $169.60 Paupers admitted during 1905 .. 4 Left during the year 1905 6 Died during the year 1905 . 2 Number in house Jan. 1, 1905 15 Number in house, Jan. 1, 1906 U Tramps relieved during 1905 84 Night lodgings, tramps 84 Meals furnished tramps 84 SHERIFF S SALE. Sheriff's Sale of all personal, mixed or real projwrty and all the corporate franchises ami corporate rights of the Danville and Sunbury Street Railway Company, a Corporation chartered July 14th. 1901, by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to construct, maintain and operate an electric Street Railway located ami situate in the County of Montour ami extending through said county into the counties of Columbia and Northumberland as hereinafter described. By virtue of a certain Special Alias Writ of Fieri Facias issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Montour County to me directed, I will expose to public sale at the Court House in Danville, Montour County. Pennsyl vania on Friday, February 23, i906 at 11 o'clock, A. M. All the ]<ersonal, mixed or real prop erty and all the corporate franchises ami corporate rights of the Danville and Sunbury Street Railway Com pany, a corporation chartered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on July 14, 1904 to construct, maintain and operate an electric street railway in the Counties of Montour, Northum berland and Columbia upon and over the routes nad highways hereinafter described ; and all and singular its line and lines of railway already construct ed, routes, rights of way, extensions, rails, ties, bonds, wires, poles, cars, tools, equipments and all property and rights whatsoever wllich the said street railway corporation has or may have in the said counties of Montonr, Col umbia and Northumberland The route, lines and rights of way and extensions of the said Railway Company being described as follows: Beginning on a point on the River Road being a continuation of Market Street iu the Borougli of Danville, Penu'a. directly opposite the State In sane Asylum in the township of Mah oning, Montour County, Pennsylvania, thence in a westerly direction over, along and upon said" road to its inter section with the Borougli line of Dan ville and line of Mahoning township and Market Street in said Borough, thence westerly over, along and U]K>U said Market Street to its intersection with Mill Street in snid Borough thence in a southerly direction on said Mill Street, to its intersection with the Danville-Riverside Bridge span ning the Susquehanna Rivor, thence southerly over, along and upon said Bridge to its intersection of the Coun ty lines of Montour and Northumber land Counties, thence continuing [ov er,along and upon said bridge iu Gear hart township, Northumberland Coun ty, Pennsylvania, to its intersection with the continuation of Mill Street iu said township, thence over, along and upon said continuation of Mill street to its intersection with Railroad or Hazletou Avenue in said township, thence southwesterly over, along and upon said Railroad Avenue twenty-six hundred and forty-live feet to a point opposite the tracks of the Pennsyl vania Railroad Company, thence south erly under the tracks of the Pennsyl vania Railroad Company to Third Street, thence over, along and upon said Third Street in a southerly direc tion to its intersection with Avenue "E" thence over, along and upon Ave nue "E" iu the Borough of Riverside, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania three thousand feet to its intersection with Ninth Street tlience southerly ov er a private right of way for the pur poso of avoiding sharp curves, danger ous crossings and increasing the physi cal condition of the property of 'the saiil Railway Company, to a point noar drive way around' Park, thence southwesterly around and in lino with said driveway to Avenue "D" where it intersects with Tenth Street, thonce westerly to east line of Torrence's Lane, tlience southerly over private right of way through lauds of A. T. DeWttt for purposes aforesaid along east line of Torrence's Lane to lauds of Mrs. I. H. Torreuce, thonce souther ly over private right of way for the purposes aforesaid through lauds of Mrs. I. H. Torrence 700 feet testation 77-36 thence southwesterly over, along and upon said public road to a run orossiug said public road, thence west erly over private right of wav for pur rses aforesaid through lands of Mrs. H. Torreuco 296 feet to station 30-27 at intersection of lauds of Maggie S. Campboll tlience southwesterly ami westerly over private right of way through lauds of said Maggie S. Camp bell for purposos aforesaid 1704 feet, to station 47-81 at intersection of lands of J. Deyor thence westerly over private right of way for purposes as aforesaid through lauds of J. Deyer to a point In publlo rood theao* over private right of way for purposes as aforesaid through lands of W. H. Ammerman to a point marked ."O" iu public road and tlienco over, along and upon said public road southerly to lauds of H. L. DeWitt tlience by private right of I way for purposos aforesaid through lauds of H. 1.. DeWitt southerly to east side of ice ponds to a chestnut tree thence southerly to a point north west of ground house thence northerly to Station 82-69 at intersection of lauds of Philip Snyder tlience southerly ov er private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said Philip Snyder 568 feet to Station 88-37 at in tersection of lauds of Miller Estate thence southerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lauds of said Miller Estate 885 feet to Station 97-22 at intersection of lands of D. R. Eckmau thence southerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of D. R. Eck man 566 feet to Station 102-88 at intersection of lands of John Wands thence southerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said John Wands 1112 feet to Station 114 at intersection of lauds of Dennis A. McGee thence south erly over private right of way fgr purjioses aforesaid through lauds of said Deunis A. McGee 360 feet to Sta tion 117-60 at intersection of lands of James Wirtman tlience southerly over private right of way for purposos afore said through lands of snid James Wirt man 1760 feet to Station 135-20 at in tersection of lands of H. B. Foust thence southerly ovt>r private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said H. B. Foust 400 feet to Station 139-20 at intersection of lauds of Charles A. Gnliek tlience south westerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of Charles A. Gulick 1291 feet to Station 152-11 at intersection of lands of Oliv er Weaver tlience southwesterly over private right of way for purposes afore said through lauds of Oliver Weaver 1585 feet to Station 167-96 to a point iu the public road above cider press tlience over, along and upon said pub lic road 1604 feet to Station 184 tlience southwesterly over,along and upon said public road 1070 feet to Station 194-70 theuco southwesterly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of James Enterline 2416 feet to Station 218-86 at intersection of lauds of Margaret Mettler thence southerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lauds of Margaret Mettler 1074 feet to Station 229-60 at intersection of lands of Jos eph Gulick thence southwesterly over private right of way for purposes afore said through lauds of said Joseph Gulick 860 feet to Station 236-20 at in tersection of lands of Philip Mettler thence southerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of Philip Metier 2072 feet to Sta tion 256-92 at intersection of lauds of S. Reeder thence southerly over priv ate right of way for purposes afore said through lands of S. Reeder 974 feet to Station 266-76 at intersection of lauds of P. C. Deats thence south westerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lauds of said P. C. Deats 2802 feet to Station 291-78 at intersection of lauds of Ash ley L. Lawrence Estate thence south erly over private right of way for pur poses aforesaid through lands of said Ashley L. Lawrence Estate 607 feet to Station 305-21 at iutersection of lauds of Hannah Kulp thence southerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said flau uah Kulp 440 feet to Station 309-61 at intersection of lauds of Emery Eck mau thence southwesterly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said Emery Eckmau 1617 feet to Station 325-78 at intersec tion of lauds of Mary D. Rockefeller thence southwesterly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said Mary D. Rockefeller 3168 feet to Station 357-46 at intersection of lands of J. D. Eckmau tlience west erly over private right of way for pur poses aforesaid through lands of said J. D. Eckmau 1222 feet to Station 359- 68 at intersection of lands of Frank P. Eckman thence westerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lauds of said Frank P. Eck mau 1080 feet to Station 370-08 at in tersection of lauds of Forister Estate tlience westerly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said Forister Estate 642 feet to Catawissa Road thence southerly over, along and upon said Catawissa Road 792 feet to Station 38-1-42 at intersec tion of lauds of Mary Oberdorf thence southerly over, along and upon said Catawissa Road 1486 feet to Station 399-28 tlience southwesterly over nloug and upon said Catawissa Road 766foet to Station 406-94 at intersection of lauds of Charles Moore thence wester ly over, along and upon said Cata wissa Road 1077)tj feet to Station 426- 1 71)6 at intersection of lands of L. C. Boyer thence westerly over, along anil upou said Catawissa Road 859 feet to Station 485-80 at intersection of lauds of J. S. Clark thonce southwesterly ov er private right of way through lauds of Isaac Snyder 1501 feet to Station 450-31 at intersection of lauds of Sam uel Riland theuco southwesterly over, along and upon said Catawissa' Road 634 feet to Station 456-65 at intersec tion of lauds of J. S. Clark thence southwesterly over, along and upon said Catawissa Road 2273 feet to Sta tion 479-36 at intersection of lands of ' D. W. Baruhard thence southwesterly over, along and upou said Catawissa Road fronting on properties of said D. W. Barnhard, Isaac Shipe, Maggie Lyons, and Lester Shipe 1830 feet to Station 497-68 tlience southerlv over, along anil U]>on said Catawissa Road 532 feet to Station 503 at intersection of lands of George B. Weaver thence southwesterly 564 feot to Station 508- 92 at intersection of lands of \V. Houtz Eyster the nee southerly over,along and upou said Catawissa Road 1666 feet to Station 525-58 to intersection of lands of William Rick and J. G. Bright tlience southerly over, along and upou said Catawissa Road 1654 feet to Sta tion 542-12 at intersection of lands of Francis Douuel thonce southwesterly over, along and upon the said Cata wissa Road 798 feet to Station [549-46 thence southwardly over private right of way to improve'the physical condi tion of its road through lands of Francis Donnel 350 feet to Station£ss2- 96 at iutersection of lands of L." T. Rolirbach thence southwesterly over private right of way for purposes afore said aud to avoid steep grades 1121 feet to Station 564-27 at intersection of lands of Charles P. Rineliart tlience southwesterly over private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lands of said Charles P. Rinehart 1207 feet to Station 576-24 at intersection of lands of W. H. Druckenmiller thence southwardly other private right of way for purposes aforesaid through lauds of W. H. Druckenmiller 1027 feet to Station 586-51 thence southwesterly 2000 feet, more or less to a point mark od "O" thonce westerly to a point marked "O" iu Catawissa Avenue thence southwesterly over, along and upon Catawissa Avenue in Borough of Sunbury, Pennsylvania to its intersec tion with Reagan Street thence in a southwesterly direction over, along and upon said Reagan Street to its in tersection with Pairmount Avenue tlience in a southwesterly direction over, along and upon said' Fairmouut Avenue to its intersection with Mark et Street; thonce across the said Mark et Street in a south westerly direction over, along and upon Tenth Street to its intersection with Wolverton Street, theuco iu a northwesterly direction ov er, along and upon, said Wolverton Street to its intersection with Cließt uut Streot, thonce iu a northwesterly direction over, along aud upon said Chestnut Street to its iutersection with Fourth Streot thence in a north easterly diroctiou over, along and up ou said Fourth Street to its intersec tion with Market Street tlience by the same route to the place of beginning, and the route thereof as ut out in it. •harter, Tlx Beginning at a point on Market Street directly opposite the State In sane Asylum in the township of Mah oning, Montour County, Pennsylvania, thence in a westerly direction over, along and upon said Street "to its in tersection with the Borough of Dan ville and line of Mahoning township thence westerly along, over and upon said Market Street to its intersection with Mill Street in the said Borough thence in a southerly direction on the said Mill Street to its intersection with the Bridge Spanning the Susque hauua River, thence over, along and upon said bridge in a southerly direc tion to the County lines of Montour and Northumberland Counties thence over, along and upon said bridge in Northumberland County to its inter section with Railroad Avenue in the township of Rush, Northumberland County, thence over, along and upon said Railroad Avenue in said township in a westerly direction to its intersec tion with Montour Street in the Bor ough of Riverside, Northumberland County, thence continuing over, along and upon said Montour Street in a southerly direction to its intersection with Su'ubury Street in the said Bor ough thence over, along and upon said Snnbury Street in a westerly direction to its intersection with Avenue 44 F" thence along, over and upon Avenue 41 F"to its intersection with the Bor ough line of Riverside and the Rush town Road in Rush township, North umberland County thence in a wester ly direction along, over and upon said road to its intersection witli Pine Swamp Hollow Road thence in a South erly direction over, along and upon said road to its intersection with the Catawissa Road thence in a westerly direction over, along and upon said road to its intersection with Gravel Run thence continuing in a southerly direction over, along and upon said road to Klinesgrove and its intersec tion with the lines of Upper Augusta and Rush townships, Northumberland County, thence over, along and iijmju said Catawissa Road westerly to its intersection with Catawissa Avenue thence over,along and upon said Cata wissa Avenue to the Borougli line of Suubury and its intersection with Market Street in said Borough thence westerly over, along and upon said Market Street to its intersection with the tracks of the Pennsylvania Rail road Company in the Borough of Sun bury, Northumberland County afore said tlience returning by said route to the place of beginning forming a com plete circuit. AND ALSO THE FOLLOWING EX TENSIONS OF THK SAID ROUTE AND RAILWAY, VIZ:— No. 1. Beginning at a point in the Bor ougli line of Riverside, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, at western end of Gearhart Street tlience northwardly through an allev to Fifth Street thence westwardly on Fifth Street to Avenue "F" thence northwardly on Avenue "F" to Fourth Street tlience west ward ly on Fourth Street to Avenue "K" thence southwardly on Avenue "K" to Ninth Street tlience westward ly 011 Ninth Street to Avenue "D" thence southwardly on Avenue " IV' to DeWitt's Park. Also No. 2. Beginning in the pub lic road leading from Danville to Cata wissa being the river road on the north side of the Susquehanna River directly southeast of the main entrance to the Hospital for the Insane and at the in tersection of the tracks of the Sun bury iNc Danville Street Railway Com pany in Mahoniug township County of Montour and State of Pennsylvania, thence esisterly along over and upon said road through townships of Mah oning and Cooper, Montour County, Penn'a, and Montour township, Col umbia County, Pcuna, to a point at the main entrance of the north side of the Catawissa River bridge at intersec tion of tracks of the Columbia & Mon tour Electric Railway Company, Mon tour township, Columbia County, Pa. Also No 3. Beginning at the inter section of Third and Hanover Streets in the Borough of Northumberland, Penn'a., tlience southeastwardly over Hanover Street to the Borough lino at and near low water mark of the Sus quehanna River. Beginning at a point at intersection of main road leading from Danville, Pa., to Northumberland, Pa., and a public road or extension of Market Street, in Danville Borough thence easterly over last mentioned road to West Market Street in said Borougli tlience to and over East Market Street to Ferry Street, tlience northerly over Ferry Street to Mulberry Street, tlience westerly over Mulberry" Street to Mill Street, thence northerly over Mill Street to end of Borough line and main road leading to Mausdale, tlience north erly over said road to Mausdale,thence westerly through the townships of Valley aud Liberty over main road to Mooresburg, thence southerly over said main road through the township of Point, Northumberland County to Third Street in Borough of Northum berland, Penn'a., thence over Third Street southwesterly to Queen Street in said Borough. Also, No. 4. Beginning at intersec tion of Sunbury Street and Avenue "E" in Riverside Borough, Penn'a., thence over Avenue 44 E" to Ninth Street, thence westerly over Ninth Street to Avenue 44 D," thence south erly over Avenue 44 D" to DeWitt's Park. And beginning at intersection of Avenue "D" and DeWitt's Park tlience southerly on Avenue 44 D" to Rushtowu road in Gearhart township, Northumberland County, Pa. And be ginning at intersection of Montour and Gearhart Streets thence eastward ly on Gearhart Street to Sunbury Street. Also, No. 5. And beginning at in tersection of Mill and Front Streets in the Borough of Danville, Pa., thence easterly on Front Street to Railroad Street, theuco northerly on Railroad Street to Market Street in said Bor ough. Also:— Two 14 bench open cars. One generator aud switch-board. Three complete turn-out sets. About 2800 Railway ties. BJ4B pounds of 4-0 foed wire. One reel span wire. 1712 Copper bonds. 500 9-foot brackets. 38 Iron box lightning arresters. Lot of over-head material. Seized, taken into execution and to be.sold as the property of the Danville & Sunbury Street Railway Company. GEORGE MAIERS, SHERIFF. JAMES SCARLET, GRANT HERRING, Attorneys. Ajjer's Take cold easily? Throat tender? Lungs weak? Any relatives have consumption? Then a cough means a great Cherry Pectoral deal to you. Follow your doctor's advice and take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It heals, strengthens, prevents. ( *' For 40 y«*r« I hsve depended on Ayer'a Cherry Perioral for coughs nnd colUt. I know it greatly strengthens weak lung*." Mrs. P. A. IiOBIMSoN, Saline, Mic!f Me.,80e.,#1.00. j.r. atirco., 1 11.. for """■ j Weak Lungs | MMI STATEMENT —OF THE Borough and Water Department -OF THE Borough of Danville. Pa. FOR 1905. BOROUGH. Edward W. Peters, receiver of Borough and Dog Taxes for 1001. DR. To balance due per last state ment S 14.90 CR. By balance due at settlement.. 14.90 Edward W. Peters, receiver of Borough and Dug Taxes for 1902. DR. To balance due per last state ment o'Jti .19 CR. By cash paid to the boro. treas. during 1905 850 00 By balance due at settlement.. 276 59 Boro and hog Taxes for 19«3 DR. To hal due per last statement... 448 85 Ctt. By cash paid to the Boro Treas. during 1905 35000 By bal. uue at settlement 98 85 aaßoro. and dog taxes fl>r 1901 DR. To bal. due per last statement, 2868 0U To 5 per cent penalty addini Jan'y 1, 190> 143 40 By cash paid to the Boro. treas. during 1905, 2000 00 By bal. ducat settlement, .... 101149 Boro. and Dog taxes for 1905 DR. To total itnnllcuti' /Borough, 19051 88 imiii anpucau, j 1)|)R 123f10 By 5 per cent, rebate on taxes paid within 60 days 770 95 By cash paid to Boro. treas. within »!0 davs 1168172 By cash paid to the Boro. treas. within 4 months 1200 00 By taxes entered at Co Commrs office 42 81 By bal. due at final settlement 2479 87 Harry Elienbogen, Boro. treasurer, Danville ; Pa,, December 81, 1905 DR. Eund for relief of disabled firemen To cash ree'd during 1905 from Auditor (Jen. ol State 11l 12 . CR. By s. A. McCoy, treas., order No. 1 141 12 j Ilarry Elienbogen, Borough Treasurer, Dan- I viiie. Pa., December Slat, 1906. Borough Fund. DR. To E. 8. Miller. Market License 8 1444 5) To Harry B. Pat ton, City Hail Bent ... 542.50 I To Harry B. Pat ton, Milk Licenses, 73 38 To Harry B. Pat ton, Hewer rents and taps 51132 To E. S. Miller, tor hauling 80 To E. M. Miller, street refuse sold 28*0 To Ed. W. Peters, 19 2 & 19 3 taxes .... 700 00 To Ed. W. Peters, I9UI taxes, 200000 To Ed. VV. Peters, 1905 taxes, . 158*1 72 To Harry B. Pat ton, street pav ing 15953 22 Tot «>., Treasurer, hotel license 3076 00 To Justice Ogleaby, lines, 60 00 To Justice Dalton, lines, 2500 To \V. (1. Purse I, Theatre license 11500 To \V. <i. Pursel, other license,.. lit 90 To Loan for Danville National Bank, 6000 CO To American Tel. A Tel. Co Pole license 8180 To Standard E'ectrlc 1,. Co., Pole license 176 70 To Danvills A Blooinsburg St., Bal I way Co., 64 50 To Philtt. Beading A fottsviile Telegraph Co., 4.5 20 To Western Union Telegraph Co pole license, 10 80 To United Telephone A Tel. Co. pole license 187 20 To J. B. Hughes, Cobblestones 200 To County Column*. return taxe 480 To Bumsey Elect. Mfgs. Co., I.4il>or A Mats 8 CO To cash from sale of new bonds, 500 00 To Htate Hospital cobble stones 86 00 To Odd Eellows Cemetery Co., cobblestones 1000 To Jos. Lechner, street repairs 00 To Oeo. W. Kelter, engine rent 21 70 To H. L. DeWltt, engine rent 27 0.1 To cash returned from E. S. Gearhart, Borough Hollcltor refused In Densberger case,... 119 15 By amount overdrawn January Ist, 1905, 1569 38 By orders paid, 32*680 By coupous paid, Tj6B 00 By note with Interest paid at I). N. Bank 6046 07* By Bor. certificate 83 paid with Interest, 1566 67 By cash paid to E S. Gearhart to settle Densberger case 119.15 By cosh on hand December 31st, 1906, 4644 48 FIRE DEPARTMENT, FRIENDSHIP CO. NO. 1. Appropriation, IfiOOO REPAIRS, Frank Detweller, 10 00 Jos. E. Spcrrlng, 75 SUPPLIES, United Telphone A Tel. Co 18 00 Jobß Hlxson, 1 05 * COAL, A. C. Ameshury, 46 40 Appropriation, 160 00 REPAIRS, Thos. Relfsnyder, 25 84 David Guest 159 78 Jos. Lechner, 1 05 Jos. E. Sperling, 10 79 Carl Hilscher 15 83 SUPPLIES, United Telephone A Tel. Co 16 50 Foster Bros., HO J.H.Cole 1160 O. C. Knapp Jr., 4 00 COAL, Frank Boyer, 11 30 R. J. Pegg, 18 87 A. C. Amesbury, 11 00 Ham'l Mills, 1160 Appropriation, 150 00 REPAIRS, Jos. E. Hperrlng, . 814 Boyer Bros 1 50 John Hlxson, 9 63 SUPPLIES, United Telephone A Tel. Co., 1800 Welllver Hardware Co., . 50 75 COAL, A. C. Amesbury, 1160 It. J. Pegg, 19 67 Appropriation, 150 00 REPAIRS, Frank Bchram 118 A. H. Grone, ; 8 68 Thos. W. Hale, 6 38 Thos. N. Relfsnyder, it 02 SUPPLIES, United Telephone A Tel. C 0.,... 1800 Foster Bros., 175 Total Fire Department, 1202 71 STREETS A BRIDGES. E. H. Miller, St. Commissioner,. «I0 0 LA BOR, Jas. ltlfflc, l»t 90 John Htraub, 11»72 Laf. Foust, 12> David Jones, . .. i 25 Chan Foster tin 95 BenJ. Hmitliers, #SB Wm. Jones, in Jac. Hornberger, <1 27 WM. Child* •.*« Harrison Pa ugh, 3 2 Elisha Bell id H.J.Jones, (i 8 Chas. Mot tarn, 94 John Jiore, 86 » Chas. Garner, 1 66 Frank Schram, 4 o7 Jos. Lechner, ;. 40 BenJ. Glllaspr 87 8B Wm. Moysr Jr. „. 22 * Jas. Mcßrlde, 14 88 Sam'l.Salnebury 00 John Dunn, 18 44 Oliver wefts, 375 Wm. Kocher, 1.00 D.J. ltogers 175 34 Frank Etter 10 01* Geo. Sidler 226 88 David Groves, 60 77 John Delanty '. 81 87 S. Bumfeldt, 7 19 Wesly Bodlne 0 8k HI mm Weaver 4 00 Wlll. Ward 8 00 John Neville,. 76 57 J. R. Hughes, 2 10 John Lewis. 68 J. H. Freeze 2iUO Ellis Rank, 6» T. L. Evans Sons, 1 00 Jas Riffle, 473 01 SUPPLIES. Reading Iron Co,, cinder A gravel 1100 John Keim, bricks, 22 88 Welllver Hardware Co., Garbage Cans, 21 60 Welllver Hardware Co., Push Brooms, 820 . J. H. Cole. Sundries, 20 44 S. J. Welllver, Sundries 1 20 Wilson M. Ryan, Hand, 2 34 J. W. Keeley, tools and repairs,.. 345 Curry a CO, time and materials,.. 752 T. M. Relfsnyder, cinder, lumber etc 49 08 Oeo. F. Keefer, Mill St Paving Job 101 50 G. F. Keeler, pavement grades etc 8200 T. G. Evans, Ferry St. culvert.... 250 00 6222 39 STREET LIGHTING. Standard Electric light Co 1091 25 MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT. "Installation" Rumsey Electrical Mfg's Co., Balance of contract,... 13605 40 H. Beltlcld A Co Angle valve A union, 9 46 Geo. F. Belfsnyder, freight on pump 2 11 Geo. F. Rehsnyder, pike poles A dead man 500 Geo. F. Relfsnyder, Telegram to Mr. Chey ney, 25 Oliver Werts, lalw>r IV) Frank Arms, laber, >'oo Chas. Foster, labor 1 50 Atlantic RenniugCo,2 oil tanks «< 00 Atlantic Retlnlng Co, 1 case ol cup grease 98 I). J. Rogers, Materials 385 Danville Stove A Mfg. Co., Bel lows, 135 S.J. Welllver, Measures etc.,... 40 Boettlngeer A Diet 7., Bars etc.,.. 940 W. I. Chey ney, Inspecting plant 92 17 Adams Ex. Co. Ex. on separator 12 75 T. Belfsnyder, time A Materials, 22 70 D. L. A W. It. It. Co., freight on Oil Filter. 39 Bumsey Electrical Mfg's Co. Materials, 361 81 Curry A Co. Time A Materials, 332 T. T. Burchfleld Co. Oil Filter, 15 00 IT. T. Burclilleld Co. Separator, 25 62 1 T. T. Burchfleld Co Dean Steam j Pump, 28 30 ! Jos. lechner,Time A Materials, 95 12 Ham'l. H. Jones, Salary 650 00 | Atlantic Beflning Co. Oil etc... 225 40 1 P A It. By. Co., Pole License, .. 250 | E. F. Houghton A Co. Oil 15 90 1 Jos. Lecher, Material, 139 ; Washington Fire Co freight A Hauling, 11 05 J. C. Pelfer, Barrel, .. 1 50 United SUites Ex. Co Expressage 1 10 I Adams Ex. Co. Expressage, 3 15 1 Adams Cooks Sons, Grease 500 i Oarlocks Pk. Co. Packing 29 16 j J. H. Cole, Hardware, 40 25 ■ Jas. Gibson, labor, 11175 ; Jesse Krum, lal>or 250 1 R. Samuel, labor, 8 75 | A. Funk, labor, 5 25 I A. D. Relfsnyder, hauling 1 75 1 standard E. L. Co., Materials,.. 8 251 j Boettlnger A Diets, time A Ma terials, 2 60 Curry and Co. Engine repairs,.. 84 96 I Bumsey Elect Mfg's Co Ma- I terials. 298 26 Helios Mfg. Co. Mats for repair- I lug lamps, 18 50 I Phila. Elect Const. Co. 2 poles,.. 500 Keystone Lubricating Co grease, 44 47 Thos. Belfsnyder, time A Ma terials, 8 61 I John Hixson, Materials, 2 70 I 1519 0, | POLICE DEPARTMENT. J. C. Mlncemoyer, Chief police.. 600 00 I J. G. Voris, Ass't police 600 00 Ed. M. Bitter, Special police.... 200 W. M. Robinault," " .... 200 W.J. Marshal " " ... 200 Wm. G.Brown, Sundries 6 r » S. J. Welllver, Sundries 225 H. Elienbogen A Bro., Helmets, 580 J. C. Mlncemoyer, Overcoat, .... 14 00 J. G. Vorls, Overcoat, 14 10 J. C. Mlncemoyer, 9 It 1251 SI HIGH CONSTABLE. B. B. Brown, Salary, 82 (M "SEWER WORK" LABOR A HAULING. Chas. Gibbons, 27 00 John Dugan 33 76 Oliver Werts, 23 25 Elisha Bell 19 50 Chas Foster, 18 00 David Rank, 15 00 H. Confer 6 00 1). McGahan, 75 Wes. Bodlne, 226 L. Cashner, U 00 Wash Mcßrlde 45 Ham'l Salnsbury, 16 50 John Htraub, 15 75 Geo. Roblson, 11 25 Wm Paugh, 4 60 H Paugh, 3 76 Parson Roblson, 8 00 John Carr. 3 00 Harry Ellenl>ogen, Borough Treasurer, orders for pay rolls 011 labor A hauling, 1062 10 Oeo F Keefer, 135 5C MATERIALS ETC. H. Goldman, Rubber boots. 7 20 Boyer Bros., Plusterlng at Beav er Est. property a 00 Carl Hilscher, papering A etc. Beaver Est. property *O7 Thos. Relfsnyaer, Time A Ma terials at Beaver Est property, 16 35 H. Rupn, Repairing tools, 1 00 John Kelm, Bricks, 29 00 A. M. Peters, Ice, 1 94 Thos. Belfsnyder, Sand 4 22 Curry A Co. time A materials,.. 11 74 Thos. A. Schott, soft c0a1......... 200 S. J. Welllver, materials 20 66 J H Cole, sewer pipe etc, 862 86 Welllver Hardware Co sewer pipe etc, 88 29 BoettingerA Dietz.tlmeA Mats. 360 J W Keely, tools and repairs,... 8 67 J H Kase A Co, pipe 1 70 W V Oflesby, services, 1 00 Harry Elienbogen,unjust charge for connection. 10 00 W L Sidler, services 8 00 WmGA Katura Brown,realease and right of way ,50 00 EdwardS. Gearhart,Set tlement of Densbelger case 110 45 BOARD OF HEALTH. B B Brown, health officer, 10.142 Dr C Sohultz, secretary, 25 00 Postage and Expressage, 45 Morning News printing 15 50 G A Rossman, sundries 45 75 Jos Lechner, 25 Carl HUncher 14 85 John Hixson, 2 78 Fnink Mchrani, 4 12 Sarah McCuen cleaning 23 00 WHA in merman aCo lUHurunce 07 50 I) K Williams, Insurance,. ... 07 fit) H L Grown, Interest, 100 00 Ed W Pctern laxt'N, 142 50 J 11 Hemmerly, deeoratlng 15(H) AC Ameahury, c0a1,... 9 15 Frank Boyer, coal 8 U0 LOCK UP. REPAIR*, Frank Schram a HO SUPPLIES, Frank Boyer, coal, 16 30 8. J. Welllver, hardware 1 10 Fosterßm* .Movefeet, 80 PRINTING. Montour County Democrat, .. 78 00 Montour American, 75(H) The Gem. 44 00 Morning News, 2 00 LEGAL EXPENSE. Ed H tjearhart, salary, ... 50 00 T. G. /Vincent, Prothy costa In I Mill St. canon da mage caaea,... 7rt«n T. G. Vincent, Prothy. entering municipal llenH, 1.50 00 Jamea Scarlet, attorney aettle ment of 4 Mill St. Damage TOWN CLOCKS. Ed Lunger 30 00 ( St. Josephs Gath. church, 80 00 ] . mm — .eo 00 ] AUDITORS. ! John 8arry....... ... 100 W H Woodside, 1 00 1 ('has O Cloud, 100 I 300 3OO TAX COLLECTORS COMMIS SIONS. Ed W Peters v 308 00 { STATIONARY, A H Orone. 22 23 F K Miller Blank Book (<'o.. 57"» Interest on Joslah Wolf he- i quest 7200 MISCELLANEOUS, Harry Ellenbogen Bor. Treas,, • Harry Ellenbogen, state tax on " ,0<) i borough bonds, 118 00 Standard Gas Co. Gus 16 67 Est. of Henry Moyer, refund on I St paving, 1 29 United Tel. «t Tel. Co, phone rent 26 00 W L sidler. serv ices rendered,.. "i0 00 H B Patton, Sec'y. of Council. . 18000 H B Patton, Sec'y. Issuing Milk Lioenses 135 H B Patton, Sec'y post age sUtuip 18 00 BOROUGH RECAPITULATION, 1905. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Friendship Fire Co. No 1,. .. Washington Fire Co. No )l| :iii Continental Flro Co. No 3 284 81 GopdwHl Fire Co. No I IDUHii OWef Engineer,. r,2 0<) Executiveßoard,.. ... .... 260n Hauling, : 17H01 Supplies, 160 21 Surveying, IH6 GO 1> J Itogers, Mill St. paving 3510 OK Thos G Evans Ferry St. cul vert con t met, 250 00 Running expenses bor. '• plant 1510 up salaries, laoiino Bn|>plle» 30 70 r eeultiß prlsonera, 9 Salary, 32 0« •Sewer work 2820 05 Hoard of health, 100 12 TOWN HALL BUILDING. Uepalis 2145 .Miscellaneous. 415 50 i mind I ChaiuiMT 12 15 lock Up 22 16 Printing IWOU Legal Expenses, 3086 *W Town ClockM, oo0" Auditors 8 00 Tax Collet tors Commissions, 3»iHt>M Stationary, 27 88 Interest on Wo.f bequt st 72 00 Mieel In neons, 512 21 PENN'A. DEC. 31st, 1005. ASSETS. Taxes entered at the CNunty Comm. office prior to lflW, 107 70 luflt taxes »ntcred 42*4 Balance of 1801 taxes due fr- in Ed W Pete s 14 IN) ' Balance of 1002 taxes due from Ed W Peters 278 5» Balntiee of 1H 3 tuxes dne from Ed W Peters iw 35 Biilanceof 11KM tax en due troin Ed W Peters, lull Baianee of 1905 ta XOM due r. in Ed W. I'eters iCWHT Fire Engine house*, (iuooo> steam Fire engine «KKJ O Fire Hose ;ti>oo 0 Smalt Hose 25 m sundry Supplies, 17,im Tools 101- street work, 40uu Town Hall Bldg. MIOOUU Furniture 25000 Lock Up. |< o co Bam on Friendship 1« t 185 00 Cliy Hall Kents, .107 50 Sewer 10250 KH Municipal Lluht Plant 16143 6ft Mill St. Paving bor. share and linens, 9151 52 Sewer licit* and ( onnect ons, .'lO2 75 Danville A .Sunbur>* St. Ky. Co. nole licen e, 24 HO : l'lnn'Tel. Co, pole license,. 2&j JO , l anville Jc Huubury SI. Ity.Co. I cluingin«z lines,. !W 15 M L DeWltt, Engine rent 16 50 Ci'hnn Pec. 31st, 1005, IS I t |H H L Gross, mortgage on town hall bidg- 2500 0- Three per e«*nt bonds issued Nov. Ist, 1900 14000 00 Three and one half per cent Issued July Ist, IWW. 20000 00 Three and one half per cent bonds issued Nov. Ist, 1904,... ftftOOOO STATEMENT OF BOROUGH LIGHT PLANT FLOM MARCH lot. 1000 TO JANUARY Ist. 1906. Tota' cost of instalint lon ot plant including holler pump, oil ni ter, s;earnsenjirator,oil tanks and wiring of building 16113 6ft COST OF RUNNING THE PLANT. Coal, 1750 00 Lai>or MIMI materia'*, 1510 0 Interest on inve.-tinent ($16113- rtft) at the rate ot 3% per cent,.. 505 03 CREDITS. Wiring City Hull Building and Ix>ck Up, 36 70 Wiring Friendship Fire Co bid# 38 81 Wiring Washington 1* Ire Co bldg 80 84 Wiring Con inen ml " 27 95 Wiring Goodwill " " «• 32 12 Bill the Danville A Sunbuiy St. By. Co. owlngtbe Borough for changing line on East M. St, 30 15 Hiimsev Electrical Mfgs Co., for labor & mats., * HOO By dltlernnce in amount paid previous years for lighting Water Works and City Hall bldg 53 13 Material In stock, 218 15 Forßß arc lamps at S3B 90 A 20-13 and 24 In candescent lamps at $1 00 per lan p for 10 months or about *43 56 per arc lamp and *1 1 fto per Incandescent lamp per year. This statement does not include the cost of curient supplied 85—16 candle power lamps for four engine houses which was previously furnished at the expense of the Fire Co's. Amount paid In former contract with the Standard Electric Light Co. f72 00 per arc lamp and $5 u0 per incandescent lamp. The Standard Electric Light Co's. contract was to iurnish 69 arcs and 34 Incandescent lamps. Water Department Edward W Peters, receiver of 1001 Water Taxes DR. To bal. due per last statement.. 9 57 (JR. By bal. due at 'settlement 9 57 Edward W Peters receiver of 1002 Water Taxes DR To bal. due per lust statement 267 44 CR. By cash paid to the Boro. treas. during 1905 150 00 By bal. due at settlement . ... IJ7 44 To bal. due per last statement.. SO 00 CR. By cash paid to the Boro. trens. during 11)06 60 00 Harry Ellenbogen, Boro. treas., Danville, Pa., Dec. HI. 1906 WATKR FUND. DR. To cash on hand Jan. 1,1905.... 4806 18 To H B Pat lon, receiver of wat er rents #748 50 To H B Pat ton, corpo. cocks 33 60 To returned taxes from County Commissioners 8 85 To Ed W Peters. IW2, 1903 taxes 200 00 To John Keim, coal 24 43 To J K Hughes, coal 558 To Amos \ astine, coal 6 17 To Heading Iron Co., scrap sold 188 81 To Reading Iron Co., fire hy drants, 64 00 To P J iteefer. scrap sold 5 37 To Berwick Water Co. use of pump 10 00 To P J Keefer, water for circus. 2 00 To Fouat Bros., coal 3 40 To J C Mincemoyer. iron 501 d... I oo To Polish Lith. Bj<. Co., coal. 27 89 By orders paid 11H676 By coupons paid ... 231 00 To cash bal. on hand. Dec 31, *OS 1385 {*B REGULAR KM PLOVERS. ENGINEERS Jacob Byerly 790 18 Edward Ball 782 60 1573 71 riRBMIN ! George Hulllben 640 00 Edward Wertman 504 00 Robert Anns 9 HO George Ross 150 Sam'l Salnshury 31 50 K J ., I i ee / er ' Su l»t, salary 66000 H B i atton receiver, sain rv.... 4fto 00 3807 73 AUDI TO IT S . Chr\s G Cloud .... 1 m John Barry , w H woonsuie JJJ 8 00 MISCELLANKOUS H B Patton, postage A box rent 28 00 Hurry Lilenhcgcn, borough treas galury 7ft on Harry EllenlMigen, horo treas tor state tax on water bonds.. 308 00 Adains Express Co.,cxpressugn 1 85 BOKOUtiH BOLICITOU Edward S Gearhart .-,0 00 KEPAIRM I.ABOIt ASI) MATERIALS John Hlxaon 4 2M lii«'S ,1 Hotter* d 25 HiwyarHrti h P v ift w Mitnuel Saiithhurv 22 50 Joseph Lechner QI ( »r, Oliver Werts 'IS Cujry A 23ft 40 John Carr 525 • Thomas N Itelisnydei 52 99 Elishii Bell s is Chas Glbi ons I John Pug in ' 75 ( has Foster 1 50 D ivid Rank J 75 T'l" 'V" ~r 'iiUDI H Confer !!.. ... IHN Wes Bod Ine . 52? L Cash ner 1 50 Bob't Anns 100U J"8 lllllin 21 HI) D.iVift Wlllhllliß 12 .VI A Funk 24 (XI rr-ind L<'«'huer 200 Jos W Keelv 7 on ■ • it., Qw> Sliuti y tw BeadliiK Iron Co M73 v M.!V, l ! ,Hrina " 300 112 Hint man 330 A M P Pete is, Ice 27 79 Standard (his To., (j s 67 4! Phila .1 Readlhg Coal iron W Ry ( ... f0.,1 1075112 t.1 -Haitm in 101! 5«53 Montour Con I A Iron Co., . mil ,',t) 7u CP Hnucook, tlngH ,v Inmtlux. :17'.1 Haines Joiu-s ('adhury Co., Corpo ation cocks ! 990 HMueller Mtg Co, eo.p. ration cocks... Ift 69 (/uaker ( ity Rubber('<•, belt ; nx 257 ft Wei liver Hardware Co., hose and nozzle 8"» 9<» Reijsselier Mfg(' .. tire hydrants 18960 .1 M Watts Sons, rubber rings... lon Garlock Packing Co., packing. 34 • 9 United relei-hone A- Tele^rapli Co, phone rent 24 00 Atlantic Refining Co,, oil. etc... lhftftu J 11 Goeser A ('••., sal. Soda 10 18 11 Rupp, wheel I arrows 7 no J II Cole. Sundries 4.'» 59 S J Welliver, Sum les 14 0 4 P H roust, Agt, ft on coal 9!K r »:»o J W I'arnsworth, boiler ins so o< 1 Harr son B:os A- Co. Inc Wat r clearing a. 11 in 238 21 Tlonu (Ml Co., oil 3 ,0 Holm s Met. Pack. Co. sund'*.. 1 20 Currv A Co., waste etc... 2'» Ift 11 R Mo if, lianlw.i r.- 11 Edward Coriuan, sundi ie« 5 5u I) L A- W R v Co 100 Thomson M« ter Co, rep. meters 585 Neptune Meter Co, meters 17 40 • 4723 5w 81REET WORK Repai.s and extensions to mains, etc. LABOR AND MATERIALS Oliver Weru 1275 Frank Arm* 080 Ellis Rank 3TMJ Jos L'-cblier 160 70 Jas Rillle 200 Amerl. au Car A Fdry Co 846 01 Sam'l Sninsbury 597« John hugiin .. 23 85 KlMia Bell 975 John Kvans 1 ,TU Chas Gibbous H Belfl hi A Co 15m» David Rank... 7fi Chas Foster 420 Henr\ i • .ni. i 1 60 Wes Bodlna 2 io standard Gas Co 24 4ft \\ :.vi, m Bride I 50 L ('a-liner 9 73 Frank >< hr.iiit IMSO Alfrcil Kciine iy 450 '•••> I -I !•-.-II IH 50 Parson Robinson 1800 John Stranb 18 75 John Carr 19 io Harrison Paugh 16 75 J- tin Mm i.ii 4 60 1) L A W Ry Co 900 Thos \ Reifci.ydcr 26 14 Frank Ammerinah 1 50 Geo ROHM I 60 Jo* \V lieelv 7 30 Washington Fire Co 41 45 Friendship Fire Co 6 76 Ellis Rahk 138 92 r 456 01 PRINTING Morning News 12 00 The Gem 18 00 Regu ar employees 3807 73 Auditors 8 00 Mlscelaueous 412 85 Tax Receiver's commission 5 00 Borough Solicitor ...... 50 00 Rep HIS 1099 61 Suppll s 1738 09 Street work, mat rials, etc 827 96 Freight and diayage 456 01 Printing 30 00 ASSETS All taxes entered at County. Commrs office 21202 Bal. of l'tol taxes due from Ed W Peters, 957 Bal of 1902 taxes due from fcd W Peers 117 44 Water Mains 10000 ■ 00 Fire Hyil-ants. 123000Q Building Machinery, Wells 68818 64 Filterntlon Plant Complete 17500 00 Borough plant complete, Bor. light plant owing water dep't 1750 00 Coal in slock at W oiks, 687 50 Cash bal 011 hand Dec. 31st, 1905 138 63 3 per cent, bonds of the Issue of July Ist, 1900, 77000 00 Assets exceed Liabilities,... 120780 70 We the undersigned, the Finance Com mittee of the Town Council of the Borough of Danville, having been directed to audit the accounts 01 the receipts and expenditures for the vear 10u>. do certify that we have examlu ed the above sta einent and And it to Incor rect. JOHN H. I.OIMKK, ) AMOS VASTINE, 'Committee. GbOltHß F. KKIFSXYDKR, ) We, the undersigned Auditors of the Bor ough of Danville, county of Montour and Sta>e of Pennsylvania, having examined the above sta lenient of the receipts and expendi tures ot the Borough and Water funds for the year 1905, do Certify that we find them true and correct. JOHN L. JONES, > W. H. WOODSIDE, j Auditors. We, the Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of Danville, county of MontQurand State or Pennsylvania do certify that the above statement of receipt - and expenditures or the said Borough and Water funds are true exhibit* as*howu by the hooks of the Secre tary and Treasurer, and the Receiver ot Wat er Rents, according to our knowledge and bellei. COUNCILMEN: GEOROE F. REIFSNYDKR, J. H. GOESER, AMOS VASTINE. JOS. LAW, Da. J. SWEISFORT, GEORGE B. JACOBS, GRANT FKNSTERMACHEB, JAS. T. MAGILL, JACOB H. BOYER, JOS. M. GIBSON, JACOB J. DEITZ, JOHN K. HUGHES. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought sSTJe of CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PIUS lafto. A iwuvs reliable. L»4I«HB. .«k Drunist fbf CUICHESTEES EMU LIS If hi Rod and Ctold met*]lie boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. Tske BO other. Rcfbie d»nr«*roua eobaU* ietteeisad lulimtlone. Buy of your Drucflat. or send 4«- In stamps for Psrtirulan, TmU* mmmmlml* and "Belief for LmiiM,- in utur, *•»••• TMUmonSj*. Sold by OBIOHBBTBB OBBKICAL 00. nwaMUmaqun, PIIU k, M. HMMtitthnin. The oonßumers would be glad if auy flght between the ooal operators and miner* could be po«tponed until Jan* or Jul/,
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