> H K CITIZEN.
THORSDAY MARCH 20, 1902.
MAN 18 NOT MONARCH.
Ik Inm An I*BB int. Tkaa Ar*
Tk*u •< Animal..
Man's Taunted faculties are far less
acuta than aoiae of tha leaaar crea
toraa
Tk* human cjt is a wonderful piece
of machaniam. with ita little bundle of
aerrse that in aome mysterious way
make Tlauallsatlon poaaiblc. Yet thia
eye, with all iU deUcacy of diacern
ment, is bat a circumscribed organ aa
compared with tha eye of tbe eagle,
which aeea infinitely farther than can
any human aye. Tha same is true of
tbe human aar. The rata and tbe mice
that haunt our houses, the squirrel*
that caper about the woods snd the
numberless other little animals all
hear better than we da They may not
trace refinement in sound aa accurate
ly as can man, but for catching aound
at long range tbeira are the ears most
perfectly constructed.
The sense of touch is more accurate
ly dereloped elsewhere in the animal
kingdom than in man. No man made
device for measuring water pressure
equals that of tbe fish, whose aides all
strung with nerves register the water
pressure correctly every time and in
form his fisbsbip Just bow much be
can stand and when to move up-or
down.
A dog's sense of smell is always re
spected by man. who frequently, as In
tbe cose of a buuter, relies on it to sup
plement the lindinga of his own less
active olfactory nerve.
When It comes to the human voice,
there are birds with whose music
man's music cannot be compared. Not
I'atti herself ever suiig more sweetly
than the meadow lark at break of day.
6»d Liver Oil Kruaa Btaaa.
During the wait between acts a med
ical student and a young woman who
aat together became slightly embar
rassed for topics of conversation. Fi
nally and not unnaturally In view of
tbe nature of the young man's studies
their talk drifted to the subject of dia
sgreeable tasting medicines. Among
the horribles they mentioned were cod
liver oil and castor oil.
"I don't see." mused the young wom
an. "how any one can bear to eat the
beans that stuff is made of."
"What kind of beans do you mean?"
Inquired tbe young man.
"Why. cod liver oil beana, to be
sure."
"Aren't you tblnklng of castor
beans V ventured her companion.
"Why. I always thought cod liTer
oil was made from beans." she said,
and tbe good breeding of the young
man was shown by tbe fact that be
didn't even smile, but several of those
who aat near by hadn't equal control
over their features. Philadelphia
Ledger.
Cklaatr* That Una.
"It's just this," said the man with
tha restless eye. who was gaslng sky
ward—"some ten yeara ago some man
who had a grudge againat me. I guess,
called my attention to the fact, if fact
it be, that if a chimney leana at ail It
alwaya leana to the east.
"I didn't believe It and I can hardly
believe it yet, but I've spent hours and
daya and weeka and months squinting
at chimneys from car windows and
from sidewalks, but I'll be darned if I
aver yet have been able to discover a
leaning chimney thst didn't slsnt to
tbe eaat I've looked at factory chim
neys, hotel chimneys, farmhouae chim
neys and city house chimneys, and
they all, like the adobe goda on the
temple* of Yucatan, bend their beads
toward the riaing sun."
And the man with the restless eye
once more began an inspection of tbe
sky line.—New York Telegram.
D*4«r Cover mt Darkan*.
The minister of a Scotch parish was
going from home and procured tbe
clergyman of a neighboring parish to
officiate on Sunday. His servant, who
waa also tbe beadle, waa aent over to
tbe atatlon to drive the reverend gen
tleman to tbe ma use.
When tbe train arrived, the beadle
aaked him to wait awhile, aa be bad
some messages to do before he went
It was two boura before be returned.
Tbe good man was furious and threat
ened to report blm to bis maater.
"Weei, air, ye can dae that If ye
like," aald tbe beadle, "but he tell't
me blmsel' to wait till It was dark
afore 1 drove ye ower, for If tbe folk
o' tbe village saw wha was to preach
tbe morn nobody wad turn oot ava."
Vkr «• UMA'L JIB*.
Her* la one that a young man who
knowa a food story when he beam it
beard one railroad man tell another in
| depot op the line the other day:
•'We picked up a new Irlahman
•omewhere up country an' aet bin) tg
work brakin' on a construction train
at 3 centa a mile for wages. One day
when him an' me waa on the train abe
got away on one of them mountain
grades, an' the first thing we knowed
•he was flyin' down the truck at about
ainety mllea an hour, with nothin' in
light but the ditch an' the happy hunt
is' grounds, when we come to the end.
I twisted 'em down aa hard an I could
all along the topa, an' then of a sudden
1 aee Mike crawlln' along toward the
end of one of the cars on all fours,
with hla face the color of milk. I
thought be waa gettin' ready to jump,
an' I see hla finish If be did.
" 'Mike,' I says, for heaven's aake
don't Jump!'
"He clamps his fingers on the run
pin' board to give uim a chance to
torn round au' lookln' at me coq»
temptuous, answers:
" 'Jump, Is it?* Do yes think I'd be
aftber Jumpln' an' me makin' money
as faat aa I am 7"—Portland Orego
nian.
A Bastes TriulmtUa.
Little Emerson— Mamma, I find no
marginal note In elucidation of tbia ex
pression, which I observe frequently to
occur In rny volume Of "Fairy Tale
Classics," "With bated breath." What
la the proper interpretation of the
phrase?
Mamma—"With bated breath," my
aon, commonly occurs in fairy talea.
Tour futher often returna from placa
torlal excursions with bated breath.
The phrase In aucb instances, however,
baa no significance as applying to the
bgit employed to allure the flab, but la
merely an elastic term of dubious
■leaning and suspicious origin, utilised,
aa I have already intimated, almply be
cause of the sanction which it haß gain
ed by customary usage in fairy talea
generally. Do you comprehend, Emer
son?
Little Emerson—Perfectly, mamma.—
Judge.
ColMldeoera Crura.
Attention has ofte* to n called to
the curious fact of tbe date Sept. 3 fig
uring so largely In tbe history of Oliver
from well. That very dominating man
waa born on Sept. 3, \WM, be won tbe
buttle of Dunbar Sept. 3, 1050; that of
Worcester Sept. 3, 1031, aud he died
Sept 3, UJSB. But we bave lately come
•cross some coincidences of dntea
Which, so far as we know, have not
been noticed before. Tbe number 88
aeema to bave bad fatal influence on
tbe Stuarta. Robert 11., tbe first Stu
art king, died In 1388; Jamea 11. was
killed at tbe siege of Koxburgbe Cas
tle, 1488; Mary, queen of Scota, waa
beheaded In Fotberlngay, 1588 (new
#tyle); James VII. (11. of England)
was dethroned in 1688; Bonny Prince
Charlie died In Rome, 1788, and with
him died tbe last bopee of tbe Jacob-
It*.
. R-R-TIM E-TABLES
P & WSB
- Trains leave Butler for Allegheny,
local time, at 6:25, 8:05, 9:30, and 11:05
a. m. and 4:00, and 5:53, p. m The 9:20
and 11:20 a. m. trains make the ran in
' 1 hoar and 20 minutes and the 4:00 train
in an hour and a half. The 8:05 a. m.
I 4:00 and 5:58 p. m. trains connect at
■ j Gallery for points West, and the 1:40 as
• far west as Ell wood.
, | Trains leave Butler for Bradford at
. 9:30 a.m., and for Clarion at 5:15 pm.
Trains arrive in Bntler from Alle
' gheny 9:03, 9:17 a. m. and 12:13, 2:45,
1 4:55. 7:07 and 7:45 pm: and from the
' j North at 9:05 a.m. and 3:50 p. m.
• ■ The Theatre train, Tuesdays, Thnrs
, ! days and Saturdays leaves Allegheny at
i 11:30 p. m.
; | On Sundays trains leave Bntler for
. ; Allegheny at 8:05 ain and 553 p.m.,
! and for the west at 4:00 p m.: and ar
rive at 9:17 a.m. and 4:55 and 7:07 p.m.
»
I
B It & P It It
7:30 a. m., local for Punxsutawney
1 and all intermediate stations.
10:12 a. m. express for Buffalo and
Rochester.
5:21 local for Punx'y and Du Bois and
all stations.
11:22 p. m. express for Bnffalo and
1 Rochester—with sleepers.
Trans arrive at Bntler, and go on to
Allegheny at 6:15 and 9:47 a. m. and
' 5:34 p. m. Train 21 from Punx y arrives
at 7:.15 a. m. ind stops here,
i The 10:12 express will stop at Craigs
ville, Echo and Dayton on signal.
BESSEMER & LAKE ERIE R.R. GO.
Time table in effect Nov. 17, 1901.
CENTRAL TIME
One hour slower than town time.
nrothaard. Daily except suu<laj. Southward
Brad up) (Be»i down)
8 ~10 14 STATION'S. 1 9 11
P.M. KM PM. a.m. A.M. V J
8 10 1 02 Erie 5 55 12 lo
5 W 12 40 Fairriew 6 18 12 3o
5 34 12 24 Uirard 8 30 12 4-
5 45 1 53 ar. .Couneaut . .ar 8 22 1 Dj
4 'JZ 11 06 It.. Conu**at...lr 6 20 110.
5 13 12 06 Crau«*vill« 6 50 1 0„
5 10 12 00 Albion 6 55 1 1 0
4 5G 11 47 Springboro 7 loi 1 2^
4 50 11 41 ConneautTille 7 18 I
4 30 11 gb Meadvill* Janet. 7 35 1 5-
5 28 11 58 ar.. M*adrllle.. ar 8 12 2 a"
3 42 10 37 1».. Meadrille.. .IT 8 20 1 1 /
5 03 11 30 ar. .Con. Lake.ar 7 45 2 0 (
4 10 11 U5 IT..Con. Lake..lT 8 47 .1 3
4 32 ar..LdnMTille ..ar
IT - IT 7
41411 06 Hartatowu I ! 7 45* 207
4 08 11 01 AdanuTille I 7 M 2 1,
3 58 10 52 <»good f8 05 f2 2j
a 10 3 52 10 45 Greenville ! 8 00! 8 13 2 :5q
8 Oo 3 40 10 40 .Shenango 0 06 8 20 2 :ij
5 44 3 23 10 20 yredonia G iU f8 35 2 !k
6 29 3 08 10 116 Mercer 6 40 8 47 3 1 3
5 24 3 03 10 01 llou*ton Junction C 45 M 52 3 lg
5 07 , 2 47 « 4:1 OroTe City 1 7 05. II 10 33-
4 64 ; 2 37 9 32 llarruville .. . 7 15i fS 4„
4 47 2 31 II 25 Branchton 7 23j 0 28 3 5}
6 30, 10 10 ar.. .Hilliartl... ar 10 10 5
2 30, 610 1T... Milliard. IT 6 loj 2
4 «i 2 2» • 17 Kei.u-r 7 27 3 £
4 28 2 15 #Ol Kuelid 7 43 4 1,
4 00 1 50 8 30 Butler 8 10 10 0o 4 4 3
2 20 12 15 7 00 Allegheny 9 45 11 25 8 3,,
' pm I am 1 a.m. 1 a m pm
Train 12. leaving Grove City 5.25 a. m„
Mercer 5:48. liret-nvllle 8:32, Conneautvllle
7:32, Albion 7-4' J. arrives at Erie 8:47 a. in."
Train 13, leaving Erie 4:15 p. m Albion
5:*5, Conneautvllle 5;4f1, Greepvlllc 6:40
Marccr 7:21 arrives at Grove City at 7:43 pro.
E. D. COMSTOCK.
W. R TURNER. Gen. Pass Agt,
Tkt Agt, Bntler, Pa. Pittsburst. Pa
Wiufteld it It Co Time Table
In effect December 2d, 1901.
WESTWA Bl>
STATION?. AM | P M
Leaven Weit Winfield., j S Oo! 3 00
" iio);K«Tille 810 310
" Iron Bridge | 8 20, 320
" Win#eld Junction !8 30 335
" Lane i 8 40 345
u Butler Junction J 8 45 3 50
Arrive Allegheny . 1 9 48, ft l«i
eastward? '
STATIONS. ~ AM, PM
Leave Allegheny. j 8 45 3 10
" Butler Junction 110 00 440
- Une 110 06 445
w Winflelii Junction 10 16 4 f>."
" Iron Bridge 10 25 5 <»5
u Boggnville l 0 30 515
Arrive W«*t Wlnfleld 10H5 5 2-0
Train* atop at Lane and Iron Bridge only on JTUtg to
take on or leave off pa—rngem.
Train* Connect at Bntler Junction with.
Train « Kant ward fcr Free port, Vandergrifl and
Blairvville Intersection.
Train* Westward for Natrona, Tarentum and Alle
gbenjr.
Train* Northward tor Saxonburg, Delano and Builer.
B. G. BE A LOU,
General Manager.
PENNSYLVANIA "ft*
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
Sohscli u Brrtor F«l>. 20, 1902
SOUTH. WKJCK OATS
A M A.M. A.M. P. M. P. M
BUTLKB Leare 8 25 8 00 10 to 2 85 4 35
flaxonhurg ArriTe 8 54 8 2b 11 15 3 00 5 (tl
Botler Junction.. " ;7 27 85311 40 325 5 2!)
Butl.r Junction. ..Leave 7 31 853 11 52 3 25 529
Hntrona Arrive 7 40 •01 12 01 3 34 5 38
Tarentum 7 44 »07 12 OS 3 42 5 44
Bpringiiale 7 52 « 18 12 18 3 52 ij 52
Clare mont I » 30 12 38 4 )S « 05
Sharp«burg 8 11 * 38 12 48 4 12 tU
Allftfrheujr i 8 24 # 40 1 02 4 25, 8 21
A. M. A.M P M p. M P M
SUNDAY TBAINB.—Leave Butler lor Allegheny
01 tj and prlucijml Inuraiadiale atatlona at 7:30 a tn.,
*nd 5:00 p. m.
NORTH. WKKK DATS ;
A.M. A.M A. M P M. P. M !
Alleftheujr Ol<y . .leaTe 8 4. r > 84510 45 3 10 8 10 I
Shar]jal«urg 657 8371057 r3 22 j i« 22 i
OUremont . .. .... I] 04 ... I .... (
Springdale 11 18 ! 8 39
Tarentum T SB Bto 11 28 3 V, i; 48
Natrona. T 30 « 28 11 34 3 50 ! 8 53
Butler Junction., .arrive 7 3", 837 D 43 358 7 02
Butler Junction leave 7 4-'. 84» 12 18! 4 12' 7 01>
Saxonburg ' 8 14 10 07 12 41 4 44 7 27 !
BUTLEB arrive 8 38,10 32 1 10 6 l;|j 7 53
A. M.'A. M P. M.|P. H.: P. M
SUNDAY TBAINB.— Leave Alleghany City for But
lar and principal InUrmadiate atatlum at 7:10 a m. and
B*Bo p. m.
FOB THI EAST. I
Week. I>a)«. Sunday. '
!A. M.iA. M.IP. M. A.M.I'M
Btrn.la I* «2510 50 235 7V) tOO :
Butler J'ct. ar 7 27i1l 40 326 820 550
Bntler J'ct It 73711 43 358 821 811 ,
Fee port ar 7 41111 48 lltl 825 814 ,
Kak I mlnetaa J't ." 74711 50 408 828 818 ,
Leech burg " 80012 02 430 841 832
Panlton (Ap0110)...." 821 12 22 442 868 860 j
SalUlurg " 8 5112 48 610 923 918 '
Blairarflle 923 120 543 962 946 '
Blairarille Int " 930 113 652 10 00
Altoooa "1135 ....I Bto 150. ..
Harrtaburg " 310 I 100 «45
Philadelphia " 8 23; .... 425 10 171
P. M.|A. M., A. M. PM. P.M |
Through tralna tur the eaat laara Plttrburg (Dniot, i
Station), a. follow.:- j
Atlantic Kxprea, daily 3:00 A.» I
Pannaylraula LI ml tad " 7:15 I I
Day Expraaa, "
Main Llna Kxpraae, " 8:00 " >
Harrtaburg Mail, " 12 45 p a 1
Harrtaburg Kxprea. dally 4:49 '• /
Philadelphia Kxprea., .. .4:50" 1
Kaatarn KxpraM, •• T:I0 "
FaatLlne, < .... 900 "
PttUburg Limited, dally,lor New York, Balti
more and Waahlngton only 10MI "
Phllad'a Mall, Sundajt only 8:40 a.n
tor Atlantic City (via Delaware Hirer Bridge, all
rail route) 8.00 a_m. dally and 9:00 p.m. daily.
BaUalo ui A 11ccheit Valley Dlvlilon
Train* leave Klaklmlneta. Junction aa follow.:
For Bulhlo, 9.58 a. in. and lUI p. m. dally, with
through parlor and .leaping care,
For OU o»ty, 7M, 9JMI a. m„ 2iJB, 8.15 and 11p
m. week-day ■. Sunday., «.6e a. ir„ 8.16 and 11.36 p.m.
For Bed Bank, 748, 9M, 11.17 a. m., 2 :», 8.16, 9.34,
and 11.3t p. m. week-day.. Sunday., 9.68, 10.49 a. m., -
B.lt and 11.35 p. m. 1
For Kittannlng, 748. 932, 958,11.17 a. m.,
fi.lt, 7.34, 9.34, and 11.35 p. m. week-day*. Sunday., (
9.58,10.49 a a., 8.16, 10.45, and 11.35 p. m. (
"r" atop* on *ignal to take on pawenger. lor Taren- I
turn and polnta heyond. }
For detailed Information, apply to ticket ageut or
aildruM Thoa. K. Watt, Paaa. Agt. Weatern IXitrict,
Corner Fifth Arenue aid Smithteld Stre. t, Plttaburg,
J B. HUTCHISON, J. B. WOOD,
4anar«l M.- are- Qant Paa*r Acan J
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Pearson B. Nace's !
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Livery Feod and Sale Stable }
Rear of C
Wick House Butler Penn'a
The beat of borne* and flrat clana ricn »i- t
wava on hand and for hire. ,
Beat accommodation aln town for pr.rma. !
nent boarding and tranalent trade. Hpec!- :
al care guaranteed.
Stable Room For 65 Horaet.
(.
QA cood claaa of horsea. Imth drlvnra and
draft lioraea ilwaya on liarid and for aale
under a full Kuitrantfe; and boraea bough
pon proper notlHcatlon by
PEARSON B. NACE. }
Teleuhnne. No. 219.
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TAFT'S PHILADELPHIA 7 ( >
—DENTAL ROOMS.- W {
89 -sth Ave., Plttaburg, Pa W .
V W«'repßACTlCA'.LY'l«l''fll'eD( i
■ CROWN and eftIUGC work IJ j j
lltulmrj-WHY NOT OO fj |
IMyours? «»il CROWNS I
rWand BRIDGE work reduced BHI \
' W%6 PtR TOOTH Al«. IheW ■/
1 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
■ OF BUTLER COUNTY FOR
THE YEAR 1901.
t
COLLECTORS' ACCOUNT FOR 1901—COUNTY TAX.
f j DISTRICT. | COLLECTOR. |! jl!j If | § S
! Adams... ! A F Werner ? 2.041 fiO S 1,121 76 8 S3 0?!« 3 836 77
t Allechenv 'J S Glenn ' 1.473 st> 80" UO 59 '29 1 Sit 2a
Butler ! George Bauer -..! 1.90*2 til 600 UO .i 9 *29 „ 1,013*23
r Buffalo James simmw» 1.933 01 951 0} <9 «*. ?U £
Brady J> Badger 959 4 < 481 hi X> 02 442 04
• Hinton. I N Harvc.v ■ 1 870 02 1,171 16 72 91 j 52» to
i lav I> S* Patterson 1.G19 64 1.013 21 09 9* ■„ '*> 4 >
CentCT!""L7~Zr;"™".... J U Renick 1.488 95 1.300 00 87 70 101 25
■ < Ivartivld >B Fennel. 1.207 5-1 526 11 38 99...... 642 4 4
Cherry 11l J IJarron 1.390 31 7t*> 00 48 21' 642 10
Connouuenes6iug
Cranberry Wm Gr&ham ! 1.893 93 1.53G 15 113 84- 243 91
Concord I' K Sutton 1.532 61 1.290 00 87 20 I>s 41
r Donegal C F Vensel 1.4X3 9,2 6J 63 8" "99 46
ESwmrJ 'a C Brown 1.812 05 1.577 ft 109 12 125 32
I Franklin James Crattv.. 1.4G0 13 74. 00 5-> 21 63a 92
1 F'airvlew J J CampltTl ! 1 442 40 ..i0 00 52 610 8>
Jefferson. : \V H Oral* 1.897 9S 1.600 to 118 58 1.9 4*
I Jackson jjohn Bame 2,123 91 1.401 75 103 83:_ 618 :{6
I .all caster - iJtis' iarmatt- 1.481 tiß 983 .39 72 90.. 428 19
Marion pC Vandyke 1.236 02 871 71 61 6::: 322 05
I Mer~" , jII J Brown 807 42 391 37 ->9 02 X-> 83
Muddycreek IC McClymonds 1.255 07 69140 30 - 510 28
Middlesex VieoStepp 2.120 84 1,710'28 11.> 48 2~'.' 08
> SSSSSV.II - FN Evtn 1.435 34 9.33 00 66 U. 3. 413 99
I I'enn. G S Huseltoil 1 872 20 1,682 73 l«a 60 >0 90
i l'arker.. JII Wall* - 1 482 10 1,200 00 88 93 193 1<
Summit- J w lialdauf 1.339 89 85.3 00 GO 13! 644 .o
Slipperyrock— John Kelly- 1.730 52 1.140 >9 84 >3 - 505 40
Venango. . - Jf»s Aiken- 1,109 76 553 .'>2 38 *2L, ->lB 02
Winfield M Cypher- 1.524 00 9» .1 66 70:_ 527
Washington G C Wray 1 ,5" <23 61, 00 47 95- 8.82 .i 0
Worth J L Reichert 1.630 20 1.100 00 79 36, 4;io 84
Butler borough J M Maxwell 14.358 59 s ~
Centervllle - |J A Aiken 691 66 502 & 37 24,- I>l 81
Conno<|ueneninig.- J N Rose 318 87 i;>o oo 12 78. l-> 509
t:ity lASPelfer 1.028 31 G2T o 45 51. : 334 25
F'airvlew lll L Siorev 179 4.', I*4 50 11 9l|- 602
Harmony I Fred Weigle 631 450 00 32 2. j. 149,2
liarricviile S Morrison 319 19 250 Oo 21 29 48 10
I Kami City H McGlaughlin 129 17 116 10 10 08, 299
Millen-town ;J J Donahue «» 21 300 to 22 23j. 298 ui
Mars - W D Boyd 493 3:» 09 28 12i 91
Prospect EF. Wehr 362 90 200 00 17 (K 113 87
I IVtrolia Carl BulZer • 179 27 100 00 841 - <0 B<.
> l'orU-iTville A. Henanaw 2.32 38 £SO 5.» 17 6->. 435 .
> Saxonburg - ESchroth 418 8", 274 61 23 -:9 120 8-.
Sunbun* I' P Brown 286 90 221 4-> 14 t . ... 00 58
> Valencia- W H Smith 132 13 12 01 3V. XB3
. Zellenople Wm Allen 1.086 64 810 00 Wou;. 2lti 61
. Kau Clair.. J A Wilson | 198 9:1 73 :» G af. ; 119 3»
J Total 1 $73.172 01 i1'.'.113 I 9 83..VJ9 '>l ?7 3[ J2l).Slß_'Jl
STATEMENT OF COUNTY TAX BECEIVED FOR 1900 AND PREVIOUS.
; | || I ' J r? flf \ %
DISTRICTS. j COLLECTORS, j | I !I f | % \* f
I |j L. J-,. J L
, Butler T»vp iM Duffonl 1 18-7 3 38 03 S 3 9 I 38 03,
I Muddycree. 1 ! :<ieo McGee „..,18V9 1182 !. „r:
i Cherry |J A Newman 18»> 13 tt> I 1' ft)
' Brady PA Ilineß 11892 24 71 ; 24 71 |
Slipper)' Rock J L Cooper 18.»1 4U2 40-
; Butler Boro J S Jack 1897 6* 08 6)21 3 43;
i Kama Cit* F Babitt " • 3 .37 . 38,
I Clinton Twp Jas Hlddle IWB 278 10 13 32 261 al
, Cherry Hugh Sproul " 196 89 1 laG 69
Butler Boro J 8 Jack " 119 23 113 29 5 2»-
' Milleritown JJDonehue " 536 SOS 27
, Butler Twp F I'earce 1899 062 40 662 40
Clinton....- JR Riddle " 219 03 > 13 2' 2U» 81-
Cherry Hugh Sproul " 245 22 218 44 11 48 1> M
Donegal FWalttnan " 16 0>; 23 01 15 82 ...
Forward Geo Marburger... " 8<; ">3 81 as 456 i
1 Jeffereon W H Gral-e " 9« 83 91 74 5 0!«| -
I Muddycreek Grant Jouei " 49 Ifi 43 4S 2 42
Venango. II B Stalker " 48 30 46 (fi 'i 43,
Butler lU>ro JSJa»-k " 237 60 217 92 10 If.- 8 «M
Hannonv F Weigle " 173 .30 173 50
Kan IK City E D llodgers " 15 83 10 43 55 4 *■>
■ Petrolia F N Fritz " :» a: 20 00 I 05 9 88 1.../»...
Saxonburg.- J E Muder •' 39 60 ' 39 60
Adaina Twp A F Wimer •' 731 91 041 27 XI 91 73 70
Allegheny J 8 Glenn " 742 .34 5.3.3 75 34 47, 52X2
Butler (ieo Bauur " .348 VI 293 (St 13 42 40 47;
Buffalo JasKimen " tm M 544 90 28 03 15 0;:
Brady . J S Badger •* : 111°
Clinton I N Harvey " 062 W 609 01 32 09 20 98 1
Clay RN" Pattcnou. ... " 602 42 .'/JO 27 31 36 15 26 40 47
Center J G Renick •' 268 30 218 33 13 08 0 89
Clear tit Id P B Fennel 1 " 046 65 303 51 15 97 G-J 17 237 97
Cherry R J Barrow " 719 32 625 00 32 87 01 4.V
ContioqueneMlng- Greer McCandlciw " 536 72| 28.3 49 14 68 216 35
Craiiljerry Wm Graham. " 130 50 121 JO 6 74 1 8 ,16
Concord W B Campbell " 464 20 420 28 21 G9 31 .31 a 2t
Donegal C F Venael " 810 03 722 55 37 96 26 50 21 61
Forward A C Brown " 57.3 6'. 510 00 26 81 48 W 9 79
F"ranklin J A Cratty " 024 07 ABB 28 30 95 •) 84
Fairview J J Cainplx-ll 1900 627 71 558 86 29 41l 39 44
Jeffereon W U Grabe •' I'2o 77 89 36 4 701 7 12 1 99
Jackson John Bame " Bi7 €i 3a4 01 30 92 11 to
LaucaMer Jo* Garman " 49a 7'. 4<« 47 23 06 5 57
Marion JC Vandyke " :«5 92 195 00 10 23 83 21 9 731
Mercer IIJ Brown " 278 67 260 62 13 91 4 11
Muddycreek KIJ Oliver 11 255 82 240 26 12 63 293 .j
Middlesex Geo Stepp " Vif) •.* 613 41 33 87 290 70
Oakland FNEyth " 579'20 540 911 28 4.3 981 '
I'enn G S Ilunelton- " 57 31 20 34! 1 13 33 81
Parker „,. Joii w»lley " 161 73 43 27 12 146
Summit ;J to lialdauf. " 353 75 329 85! 17 31 656
Slippery Rock John Kelly " sfis 20 492 73 25 9.! 40 .34 i
Venango Jog Aiken " 801 ii.3 ;02 <*. :« K> 62 TO '
Washington G C Wray " 623 14 51* 50 2h 32 'M 61, 3D 68
Worth J L Re'chart " 3.37 28' 296 18 15 58 A 72 3-3 g2
Wlntield M Cvpher 805 411 209 41| 1101 8199 .J
Butler Boro JM Max well " 3,9x7 39 3,271 Kil 170 87 204 :» :t«l 39
Centervllle J A Aiken " 199 98 186 86 9 83 3 29
ConnoqueneMing. J M Rote " 82 33 78 22 4 11 1
Evans city A S Pifer •' 380 40 343 81 13 3M 2118 ;
Fairview A L Storey " 184 08 1(3 .33 13 82 6 73
Harmony IF Weigle " 219 ii.3 i.. i 1 219 35
Harrisvllle. a D Morrison " 156 82' 147 18' 7 75 1 89 •
Karns City II Mclaughlin " Jl9 43 106 91 7 OO 5.31: '
Mlllerstown R N Emery " Ul 19, 10 73 221 11 X 3 20
Mars WD Boyd " 164 01' 147 22: 771 8 0.3 1
Prospect E E Wehr " 108 H 9.3 00 5 00 !l 81
Petrolia Carlßutzer I " 40 01 2 un 43'.(8
Portersville A Henshaw " m V, 80 58 3 37 3 Ooj
Saxonburg K Scliroth " 81 70 63 .38 3 37 11 75 :
Sunbury ;PP Brown " 83 87 ] 76 58 4 02 5 27
Valencia W II Smith I " 81 72 72 3lj 3 81 3 HI
Zellenople Wm Allen , " 224 13j IS.; 97! 10 21 j 19 93
Total : j $24,925 24 $19,301 .38 81,017 32 $1,272 32
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COLLECTORS' ACCOUNT OF STATE TAX FOR 1901.
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Adams Twp A F Werner 9 490 87 ; $ 393 21K 29 2H % i» :tn ;
Allegheny J S Glenn 128 21 100 Oo 7 41
Butler Geo Bauer SOU 119. 270 00 20 01 10 0»
Buffalo James Simmers 178 781 138 51 10 :h; 29 89
Brady J H Badger 83 78 05 3 49 09
Clinton - j M Harvey 233 49 17ft 34 12 07 45 88 .......
Clay R N Patterson 96 67| 81 10 5 93 a 64
Center J G Renick 62 14 50 00' 3 70 8 44
Clearfield P P Fennel 131 91 60 9lj 4% 03 ol
Cherry R J Barron 128 90 83 00 6 04 :$9 ah . ...
Coiiuo<|ueucsslng G McCandless 319 10 268 84 19 7.3 82 51
Cranberry WmGmhain 290.31 287 73 19 M j a 7
Concord.. P R Sutton $8 9o! 84 35 ' 5 71 3 81
Donegal . C F Vensel 150 57' 117 62 826 24 89
Forward. AC Brown .*>97 08 .300 00 1 37 06 60 02
Franklln Jame* A Cratty .... 114 iy 10 oo J 90 7i
Kalrvlew J J CampU-U 144 4.3 90 00 COS 47 42
Jefferson W II Grabe 441 14 330 00 ' 2.3 04 68 ail
Jackson John Bame 293 24 272 00 20 16 :i o-v
ijtncMter JoaGartnau 168 an 1.32 21, ll 2> 5 ;nj
Marion J C Vandyke 96 28' 75 00 5.33 14 731
Mercer il J Brown 120 10 97 20 7 20. 15 70 ...
Muddycreek J C McClymonds 40 :;8 0>- 2 07 1 1 70|
Middlesex Geo Stepp 1,206 11 1,103 88 80 2.3; 19 01
Oakland F N Eyth 267 60 240 oo 17 03 lo 631
I'enn G S Husclton - lißl .32 607 .'i« 42 1.3 :K hi
Parker JII Walley 91 70 .30 00 371 j 37 99
Summit J W lialdauf 318 26 330 00 25 32 1 707
Slippery Rock John Kelly 188 82 163 01 12 27 10 !H
Venango Jot Aiken 'l7 73 ii 00 i l. JO hi
Wlnficld Martin Cypher 496 80 470 00 ii.3 J7 II .;*
Washington G C Wray : 230 09 192 14 2-i 23 51
Worth J L Reichert 87 13, 81 o; 6 lo i
Butler Boro Ij M Maxwell 3,706 95 | 3,367 97 244 10 9188'
Centervllle J A Aiken 483 73] 4.30 33| 33 38! i
Conmxiueneaslng - 'J M Roue - 90 15 88 ."►! 7 01
Kvans City 'A S Pelfcr 444 95 308 3h 29 32 17 03 ....
Kalrvlew ... 11l L Storey :i3 30 31 02 2 38
Harmony iF'rcd Weigle 103 03 103 03
Harrisvllle S l> Morrison 413 02 380.31 33 09
Karns city II Mclaughlin. II 80 10 n, at
Mlllerstown J Donahue 407 04 :too 00 22 23i 11.3 71
Mars WD Boyd 292 95 269 03 22 90 I 02
Pros|iect E K Wehr 210 90 180 00l 15 :Mi 21 .37
Petrolia <; Buuer 11175 KM do 8
Portersrilln A llenshaw UG 15 1117 10; U (i,
Saxonburg K Schrotn 298 70 278 i) as 72 i 3 4.,
Sutibury P P Brown 32 72 30 4 • 2 27
Valencia W II Smith 56 90 XI o'. 2 43 ao 8|-
Zellenople Wm Allen 490 23 . 440 00 32 01 17 #2'....
kau Claire jj A Wilson 8 80j 2 25| laj 622
Tota' 1 1 813,747 381813,533 4.'1151,008 32 81,28-1 5:1824 'JO
STATEMENT OF STATE TAX FOR 1900 AND PREVIOUS.
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DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. j B •§ g? ! 2 if
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Butler Twp FD Pearce 1x99 3 148 07 8 8 8 $146 07
Clinton J It Kiddle " I 8 60 IB 00
Clearfield KJ Kennedy " 23 34 21 07 127
f:herry Hugh Sproul " 1117 lo « ,Vj
Donegal K Waltrnan. " 19 70 18 71 tcj
Forward George Marburger 48a; 4039 241
Jefferson W N Grabe. " 3 69 3 30 la
Veiutngo II li Stalker " 226 2 15 11
Centervllle K Forrester " 100 81 M :,l rt or 37 60
llarniony K Weigle " 48 3h HI
Karns City K D Itodgers " 126 l aa>
Mlllerstown..,, J J Dimaliuo i' :i5 k'l 31 :■*) 10, 282
I'etrfilla. KM Frit* " 23 22 2206 1 lu
Saxonburg J K Muder " 1 40 j (a ,
Adams A Werner 1900 28 70 27 19 151
Alleghe iy. JS Glenn " 14 X.i 13 I s 71 Z
Buffalo Jus Simmers " .'iKI »10. 28u
Clinton j.N Harvey " :»41 28 8a 1 :,i <
Clay K N Patterson " 47 ....... I .... j " «
<«nt«r J(i Renick " 6 M All •>
Clearfield Pit Fennel " 13 09 1120 r>v ! Ino
Cherry KJ Barron " 24 22 10 00 #.j ... 130 a
Cranberry ; Win Graham " 78 3", 70 01 111 4 2'i
Concord VV II < ninpla-ll •• 5 39 .3 12 2.
Donegal C K Vensel " 10 4n 14 Os! 71 |
Franklin J A cratty " 14/16 42 32 221
Kalrvlew... J ( amptiell " 31 lo 51 2 71 I
Jefferson. Wil Grabe " 32 31 30 01 17n
Laiu aster Jos Garinan " 15 :» 10 12 53. "4 41
Marlon JC Vandyke •• *6 13 "8613
Mercer II J Brown •• IX7 4'.; 21
Muddycreek KH Oliver " 2 6. 262 13 " I
Middlesex GeoMtepp •• 194 HI 13087 # h'i I" if ij
Oakland FN Eyth " U9O 4 6 21 lu,
Penn... gs lluM.'lton " ,317 241 1.3 27.
Parker J H Walley " 15 58 ... li'.Vl
Summit J W Italdauf •• 39 76 30 88 lai ~|
sllpjieryrock John Kelly " 12 02 812, i , 2 If'
Venango Jos Aiken '• 20 0# ioisi. 100 I
Washington G C Wray " Ki 68 23900 |a I
Worth jl Reichert - 72 0- 04
CoiiiHHjuencssihg . . (.reer Met and less " 14 80 14 (»■ 71
Wlnfield M cypher " 79 13 71 17! 412 s*
Butler boro J M Maxwell) " '231 70 234 07' 11 73 12 0»
Centervllle J A Aiken " ti 0. 341>5 181 6'26
Couno.|Uenesslug J M K««e . •' 20 99 19 89 110 1
Evans City |A H Peifer " 9.v.i 0121 041 43
Fairview 11l LStorey •• 45 ikj 41.72 3 4s l ...
Harmony IF Weigle •' 11118 . 111)8
Karns City II Mclaughlin " 700 0 41. 61 1
Mars WD ltoyd •' 10 5s 15 71l 1 ...
Prospect Kf; Wefir " 103 ao ;a 781 1 k*- OS SO'
Petrolia 1 • liutzcr " 18 17 01
Portersville II llenshaw " 104 13 15 42 Ml I s8 20
Saxonburg ESchroth " 108 11 32 4 20 !
Valencia 'W H Smith •• 251 02 ! 232
Zellenople |Wm Allen " 4.3 01 40MI; 1 i7j |
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, UNSEATED LAND ACCOUNT FOR 11*01
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DISTRICT % || _.f |g §E \ | 1 1 %'£. || -3 t~
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1 Ruffalo S 24 24 07 07
Forward 952 31 99 31 99 76 70 250 - 250
Jefferson 0 21 7 54 7 54 3 4S 3 48 40 46
Lancaster 282 211 211 70 . 70
Middlesex 2 34 27 . 27 2 70 ' 2 70
i Muddy Creek. 131 J 158 158 372 i 372
! Worth 4 50j 4 50 .■ 1
Mercer j 6 85 0 85 i
. Slippery Rock 10 76' • i 2 66 j 2 66
rj Concord S3B 11 4ii 603 543 632 677 ... 12 09 17 *ls 70 17 65 76
1 j Washington | 15 54 6 52! 20 37 10 48' 16 41 632 ti 32! - 694 694
Fairview j 10 55 530 =>36 I
} Jiutler j 480 0 F-»j 384 923 74 843 14S It 91 40 38 287 43 25
Cherry ; 1 4:> 48 80 ( 156 50 30 323 125 4
j Oakland ; ti 85 13 74 19 40 119 457 501 it 14 41 375 375
i Donegal 588 700 700 706 700 10 94 118 12 12 i
i Center 1 4 121 393 270 609 218 140 3 58! 159 270 4 35'
Clearfield 50 42 7:'. 14 01 19 128 20 007 80 01 08 83 140 81 2 03! 749 749
Adams | 2 04 2 04 1 88 1 S8
t Franklin 10 41 5 07j S9l 14 01 034 998 10 32 3SO 5 !Hi _ 970
; i'arker 10 04. 60 72 ; 30 24 70 88 20 0"> 21 28 14 70 55 80 15 10 049 21 65
I Marion 77 09 68 34 10 50 84 St 27 88 58 12 SO 00 37 47 773 45 20
' Wiotield 42 10 ! 03 24 03 24 7"> 88 75 88
; Venango j 35 3» 27 18 420 31 44 33 89 852 37 37 504 19 20 300 19 20 300
, Connoquenessing SOl 0 ls| 794 14 12 145 352 497 352 257 352 257
Jackson 1 44 3 54! 26 354 20 93 55 148 927 927
i Clay 10 01 43 tJ, 779 51 01 33 39 .14". 37 48 30 17 84 334 21 18
! Allegheny 78 00 07 07; 10 19 83 20 01 58 807 63 1" 0 50' 40 144 184
1 Hrady 12 04 381 12 88 455 12 14 1 0"> 335 4 40; 130 631 ' 761 !
Summit ; 25 40 35 39 15 57 50 96 2 o'i 29 93 32 59 : 20 95 962 23 53 701
i l'enn ! 29 75 19 44 579 25 23 'J 02 902 | 11 42 339 14 81
Millerstown ISoro 904 9 34! 934 10 19 : 10 19j 110 ! 110 k
Fetrolia '• | i | 450 450
Sunbury •• 2 04' 2 61 I :
Ilarrisville •' 70 175 .. 175 70 70 152 ; ! 152
Hutler " 450 000 12 00 18 Oil 780 14 30 22 lit 471 3 45: *„J 816
Evans City " 20, 78 78 40 40 | _|
Saxonburg " 298 .. 357 357 00 60j :5()! " 30
Fairview " 20 75 75 352 .. 3 52: 477 477
Prospect " 720 11 10 11 JO 189 1 89j 139 J 139
Total $512 125569 k<;£>27 75 8445 88<461 99 4339 87 :33s 11 S4 8213 02 : 5275 26 574
DOG TAX FOR 1C?1.
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DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. £ = § ;? i I? 2
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§ I » £— I = I! 2
Adams A F Werner $ 129 75 S 50 9s S 37S $ 74 998 84 OO 1
Allegheny J S Glenn 65 25 ■ 85 25- 19 Mr
Uutler Geo Bauer 129 00 70 Ul .">l9 S3 *l| 1
Buffalo Jaines Simmers IIS SO 42 01 :) 10, To 3<; low SO;
Ilrady I a Badger 48 00 13 97 lot g> uo'
Union I N Harvey 107 25 SO s7 317 5:1 21 60 20l
lay- R N Patterson ■ 87 75 37 72 2 '*) 47 531 42 50
enter J G Rennick (3 75 50 00 370 10 OS IS 00
iearlield P B Fennel 64 50 IS 20 112 48 18 138 25
'berry It J Barron g{ 25 28 00 1 86! 53 :!9t 100 00
'onno.juci.cssiiig G McCandlew 77 2r> 41 iw> 310 82 'Q git) 501
,*ranterry Win Graham 89 25 bo IP 512 is 02 45 50
Concord V R Suuon *4 75 72 6.">; 520 u9O 67 75
honcgal Clf Veusel 150 7S 78 92 501 72 82'
Forward A C Brown 126 751 90 00 SSO 30 95 27 50
Fnuikltn 'J A Cratty 81 7S 30 00 1 222 49 53 ....
Kairview.. J J Campbell 1117". SO 00 327 is 4s 179 00
lefferaon WII <j»t« 121 50 75 00 555 40 93
Jackson John Bame 103 so 65 to 4 (w 41 12 .
Lancaster Jos liarinan 82 50 36 31 2 69 43 SO 63 00
Marion :J C Vandyke 1 96 00 50 00 3 7o! 42 30 '
Mercer. ! H J Brown 40 50 112'. *3 28 42 f'J 00L
Muddycreek_ J C McC'lymonds 57 751 2100 IV. 352 55 00
Middlesex (ieo Stepp 132 00] 70 49 453 56 98 ISO (0
lakland FN'Evth 69 00 47 00 291 19 06 156 00
farter
i'enn <; S Ilus. 1t.,11 111 00 9172 5 43 13 85 98 1:0
Summit J W Italdauf 112 50j 85 00 555 21 95 23 no
Rock...J. John Kelly 69 Oo :!0 60 227 36 01 St 00 ...
"fcuaiigo Jos Alkcti 84 On. 25 00 Ixs 57 IS •>. uo
Aashiiuttoii ...1 |<) C Wray 90 Oo 16 WJ 121 72 40 33 00.
A infield M Cvpher 109 50 60 no 4 4'. 45 05 31 So ....
•Vorth J Relchert 81 00 40 00 297 41 03 41 50
Sutler borough J M Maxwell 180 Oo 716: 487 1(8 50
otmoquenessing 'J M Roue 15 75 ' 15 75
•Ivans City IJ 8 I'eifer. 22 50 5 59 4ni 16 51 1
:'.IU Claire 'J A Wilson II 25 I 50 12 9 ««
airview |H L Storey ! 13 50 900 69| 3 Bl| I
larmony. Fred Wcigle 27 75 27 75 '
larrigrllle |Sain Morrison ! 10 75 ' I 10 75 17 50'
Cams <:lty II McLaughlin 15 00 12 45 1 OS 1 So
ililleKtown J lionahue 42 00 14 On 101 26 96
>!ars.... I\V 1) Itovd 26 25 9 00 73 16 52 !
Tmwsct Kl£Wehr_ 15 75 500 40i 10 35
'ctrpljA c JJutfrr IS 00 \h 0u '
['i.rtergvillc ! 'A llenahaw y75 834 61. I 75
lippery Rock J A Fjikin 14 25 7 09 56 6 <ii
axonburg K Schroth 24 Oil 4 99 41 is 60 1
-unburv |* p Brown ..... 5 25 1 5 25
Calcutta |W II Smith 825 2 85j 21| 5 19; L
lelienople Win Allen 30 75 12 00; 8.5. 17 90
Total 1 83.555 25 $1.720 20 ? 120 47 $1,712 :i382.125 20 82 25
DOG TAX FOR 1100 AND PREVIOUS.
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2 B 3 3 - £
DISTRICT. COLLECTOR. •" ■ 0 ~ = \ Si
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slippery Rbclt...?.. ......... {JoopeV 1804$ 75 I I I 75
Jleurfleld E J Kennedy IHU7, 957 909 4s 1
Donegal F W Wultman 9 90 ! 9 90
Hutler borough J S Jack 1 7 71 7 33 <K
"entervlUe F Forrester ! 03 03
onnoi|Ucnehslng C Fiel .. l.> IS
Karris City F Ualibett It OS , litis
Vlillerstown.. J.I Donahue 12 59 1(96 tji
Lllnton J R Riddle 18U8 2S 0(> Uaa 15 67
berry lluuh Sprotil 1 no I 00
Butler Ixirough 1 S\Jaek 1 .15 I 2s 07
Millerstown txirough I J Donahue 19 27 18 31 96
I'etrolla iMtrougb FM Fritz 18 90 is 90
u uxonhurgborough I E .Milder 6 66 6 60
Hilton llt Riddle 1*39 27 ol' 945 17 56
iMeurfleld .. K.I Keniieily 36 23 £ll.l 173 157
['berry II ugh Sproull :i5 35 88
Donegal E Wall mini 47 58 .10 99 163 14 (10
Butler F D Pearce 134 66 1.34 <l6
I'arker I II Walley ! 2 25 2 25
Venango Ill) Stalker 5.1 40 50 65 281
Butler borough IS Jack 12 81 12 17 64
L'entervllle lrorough F Forrester :JO 4s 19 46 102
Harmony borough F Wclgle 44 10 41 10
Karris City borough E D Rodgers I t 99 7 31 3S 6 30 ....'
I'etiolia Irorough F M Frit /. 1ia.... ; 6 64
Saxonburg borough J E Muder 3 64 3 64
Adams A E Werner p.wo 74 (is 56 s3 289 II 90
Allegheny .1 S Glen 11 ... 51 30 :*i 70 104 12 00
Butler (ieo Bauer ; 61 Si! 40 7s 215 is 90
Buffalo Jits Simmers 74 42 04 61 351 6 :»l
Brady J 8 Rodgers * 22 96 10 57 8s 5 51.
Cllntoi .l N llauey 58 12 ;t7 82 199 945 sso
t'lay UN Patterson ... 51 79 3 94 21 5 51 42 13
Onter Mi ICenlck 39 us :t3 50 176 472
L'learfleld I* II Flriuell 54 :)4 15 82 S3 28 14 955
'-'berry It .1 Bauou 75 32 57 75 304.... 14 53
i;oniir*iuenosaliig (ireer Mct.'andle-.s 52 14 SS 50 150 22 14
Cranberry Win .Graliam 11 57 0 77 30 4 50
I,'uncord WII Campbell .. 44 29 36 10 189 6 :s<)
Donegal OF Vensel 113 09 76 05 401 473 28 30
Forward ....*••* A C Brown 88 85 66 0s 341 20 17
Franklin ..Jas A Cratty 50.(0 46.10 243 157
Falrvlew J J Campbell 61 52 47 97 253 11 02
Jefferson WII Orabe 34 001 20 00 IOS 4 72. 829
Jackson John Baun 34 Id 28 66 ISI j (Hi
Lancaster Jos'Gannon 33 19 »i 2li J .|4 ft 51
Marlon I C Vandyke.. (N? Hi ! S5 9s 70 8S
Mercer..... li J BrovOl 35 II 27 33 1
Muddyuruok, It N Oliver 34 30 25 26 1 36' 708
Middlesex Oeo Stepp 86 si; 52 25 2 751 31 86
lakland F N Eytli 4t 2o ;«! 76 183 5 SI 1
I'enn G S II use I ton 11l ss 4 78 26 Is 11
Parker 111 Walley 37 66 19 69 17 07
summit I N Bauldauf 19 DO 12 17 64 7 tl9
"Ilppery Rock John Kelly 41 8s 33 81 I7s 62H
Venango,. Los Aiken 96 6U si 24 428 14 17
Washington G C Wrav 56 21, 27 50 1 i.t 551 21 fJ
Winfleld MCypher 57 871 49 70 2 ikt SSI
Wortn I L Kelhut 49 4t.i 01 1 sS; 12 m
Itutler borough .1 M Maxwell 1:17 S.ll b2 3l 4 :iS| 29 14 22 05
entervllle Ixirougli J A Aiken 10 90 7 :is 37' 3 15
boioutfii J M Huso 5 251 4Us 271
Evans C|tv bnrouuli A S Pel for || 7;i 5 UU 32 5 51
I 1 airview borough II L Story 10 So; 759 62 22H
Harmony iMirough Fred Wefgle 40 I*V ! 40 !>5
llarrlsville Ixirougli S I> .lorrlson 2 82 2 'lB 14 !
IvarnsC'lty Ixirougli Hush McLaughlin ... 11 25 10 69 56!
Millers town borough ... It W Emery. . . 10 71 569 45) 157
Mars borough VV 1> Boyd IX ;« IS 20 7U 2 36
I'rospeet borough E E Weber 13 31 9 63 53 ! 3 15
I'etrolla Ixirougli CButzer... . II si 970 sf| 157
I'ortersvllle borough A llenshaw 3 62 2 72 15 75
'axonburg Ixirougli E'Scbroat 10 s| 5 Oil :rr| 5Si
<unburv borough P P Brown 5 51 3 73 21 1 ,'.f
Valencia ixirougli WII Smith 514 :t w lit Is;
'.ellenople borough IWm Allen.. JU ll( (.1 (Jh 72 & At!
Toti»| 1...,, 1 ?
4261)0 27 41528 54 JBO BM!$ 401 65 t 1.47 34
UN SKATED LAND TAX RECEIVED FOR 1901.
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DISTRICT. ' - : : I : \ *2
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SelfMi 888 II 46 5 47| 490 30 51 11.3 31 41
Hutler 4NI 384 14s 5 521 15 61 15 64
'berry 140 156 125 Ul 515 .'Hi 551
Ink land 12 52 13 74 501 10 61 41 91 16 42 07
Donegal 588 706 706 4 4l| 24 41 21 41
'••riti-r 412 276 1 40, 276 11 01 77 11 81
'i.-arfleld I SO 42 61 19 68 *3| 27 73] 208 17' 32 Ijos 4U
I'arker 16 64 30 24 14 70 12 37 : 73 95 3*7 7i 82
Marion Is 66 16 4 7 812 12 64 V> sfo 699 62 8S
kVuilli-ld 42 16 63 24 75 (vl it 20 'jul i- 2U| Is
i'enallgo 660 426 853 4 1(1 23 54 126 21 Nl
'onno'tueuMsing 564 • W 852 257 22 67 923 31 9o
lack sun 44 2>i 55 I.V 1 40 1 40
'lay 10 01 779 4 4 5 334 25 59 182 27 41
Ulrifheny 17 27 16 19 BOi 736 48 so v, 22 Mil
Irmly 987 12 88 335 M 59 34 60 126 35 95
vim ruit 25 40 15 57 29 93 22 30 93 29 111 97 43
'eon 79s 579 902 532 28 II 157 29 68
Sutler Ixirougli 450 12 60 14 30 34 5 34 85 636 41 21
saxonburg borough 298 357 60 191 UO9 .'l6 1145
Mill.'rMtown Ixirougli 276 934 276 262 17 4-s 57 18 05
TOTAL fcisc in <cr2B 12 «7o su *l7lt Ks'jiimis 86 4;(4 si #lllO -,n
WARREN A*l> JMXMO.NT HOSPITAL ACCOUNT ]
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DIHTRICTH. j 2.6 j 'Si S ' I?
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li»> Twp ? 8 111 25'| 91 i.«
< MMO%*S 775 | 775 I
raiiU-rry B'J By 25
KranMlii M) SO 69 50
-iiiimnlt 'J «l u 00
illpjiery Rock ..I IHI 7 • 'JI 2Si 77 7,. I'JS z".
MH i:» r4> | 13 !ioi
Illltoll I 1,079 40 1,079 40 ,
Marlon I'JS 2V 33 7', 5H 50 171 '<»
Wlnlteld 184 uo ti'.i in
iitklaiHl.. . ... i 37 UOL ' j 37 uu
Imneuter 47 UN I 47 15
h'ffvtion M 40 i~ i.i || »,
•lurry 483 - 453 Oi
IVi.n 899 24 899 01
Koruraftl. 1-ia ii ... ihn 25
Worth 91 25 U0 50 170' Hi 15 7.1
Mercer 'J? 00| t... 27 Ui
WaMilliKton «4 75 UI 25 Ilu 25! 4.'i 7.'i
Kurim < iiy Boro 813 7'J ■ 813 -,<j
flanel 81 75' : SI 76
Viilcrvlllu i:> 7S; 15 75
Uutler 250 fiO j 2f<J fiO
TO«l. SU-jra IB
Disbursements for 1901.
For MseiwiiiK i 1.3 M 10
For appeals .>iu ti
For publishing A(Klliors' report
iCnhiusfiri \ nhJuViT $ 100 U)
W.O. Noifluy 11JO oo
P A Kaitltfan A Hon 100 00— J##' «*>
For hrldtfe views IT.' 1 1.1
For bridge Innpectlon W Si
For holler house repairs 7W 70
I For Common wealth (costs) 2.4.».1 i»s
Court house (for repairs etc..) 4-sj 7o
bounty Commissioners
1 .1 .1 Met#.trvey, .'412 days f 1.00. 00
John W Olllesplo, Hfo (lu l.«« 7 flo
John A Etc her t. .110 da 1.015 00- a. 174 50
Cornrnls'rs' counsel, I* \V Lowry ... 400 00
County Detective. Jas A Mi Murllu. 7:H) <*»
County auditor, .1 W Coulter k.' .'«0
To eouuty auditors—
l» II Hechler IWI uo
.1 A M (towuu IT I <*•
JVV
Const ahlim. for uarterly returns 7ow I s
Court crier, 11. 1. Ilockenherry. iliW 0u
Clerk of Courts. W II Campbell,
and ox-clerks. Meals and Turner,
sundry fees 957 .'»0
Com mis rs* clerk, J C Klskuddon... Tun oo
County Institute appropriation ... 'JUIHio
Coroner's Inquests 1<44 4.">
Idst rift attorney. J M Fainter ... 5tC to
For dray ajre, freight and ex pre# ■
Have -47
Tor elections... 4,717 74
Fuel. light and lient for county
buildings 1,882 72
Korcount.VKeneralexpen.se 31 49
Kor indexing. (E 1 Brush) 884 48
Kor interest ou temporary 10an.... 198 34
Kor indigent paupers H4 00
Kor Insurance on county buildings. 62 DO
I'oik hospital for maintenance of
feeble minded B*6 63
Jurors 6.773 19
Kor jail repairs, supply, etc 340 49
Janitor. (Hugh Morgan) 708 00
Jury commissioners—
AI) Nlcklas | 67 34
John U Christy. -. 73 22 140 76
Jail physicians 65 25
Kor livery hire 121 7a
Kor lunacy inquests 416 32
' Kor military enrollment 177 17
Kor printing 267 13
Kor post ago 85 50
Prottionoliiry. (sundry fees) 500 05
Keuna Reform school for malute
' nance of prisoners 53S 95
I'enu Industrial Reformatory 1 25
Koad views 603 31
Kor road damage 370 On
Register A Recorder. W J Adams • 112 00
Kor refundl-ig Is |:i
Kor registering voters 1.32!) on
Kor registering birlhsand deaths.. 85 95
Kor registering school children 1.246 00
Court .Stenographers—
i EdS Riddle t 1.295 65
Miss \da Kind lay 148 si
Miss Maud Kelly 1710- 1.461 CO
Sheriff for boarding prisoners, com
mit t incuts and taking prisoners
to penitentiary and work house . 2.990 55
Stationery and dockets |,§4B 42
Soldiers burial 185 uo
! St I-rallies hospital. 4.(00
Tipstaffs—
I <) 1* Campbell $ hi 00
; John Schaffner 26 00
l RII Harbison 86 00
j J C Welsh 32 00
i RO Lewis 94 00
] C Illnchberger 50 00
K R Boyer 54 00— 426 00
i Commissioners for traveling ex-
I pense 73 54
Commissioners transcribing 134 75
Kor temporary loan ; 16,500 00
I nseated laud paid »o town
„5 > h|ps 1,043 67
Warren Hospital, maintenance of
insane 1,864 73
West Perm hospital, maintenance
of Insane. 4,13139
Western Penitentiary, for main
tenance of prisoners 1,727 44
Wcrnersvllle hospital, malntc
nanco of Insane 378 57
Water service for county build
, ings 478 SO
I-or telephone service 51 ti2
Kor guarding prisoners at county
home 148 00
Slate tax on county Bonds 131 10
iTsmTly
0. L. RANKIN. Treasurer.
Bal in treasury Jan 1, nil CR
11*01. t 7,36105 i
County tax from 1900 and
previous 19.547 14
County tax from 1901 .. 49,115 49
Stale tax from ltlOO and
previous 1.587 07
State tax from IUO| 13,532 43
Amount from unseated
land 1.110 70
Amount from townships
Insane account 792 HO
Amount from redemp
tion of unseated land
sold to County Com
missioners (6 75
Amount received from
I'rotlionotary 53 00
Amount received from
Clerk of Courts 77 60
Amount received from
Justices of the peace... 36 00
Amount received from
liiiuor licenses Ml 30
Amount from temporary
loan, 16,500 00
Amount from county
commissioners 037 80
Amount received from
liutlcr Passenger R R
Co for changes made to
Center avenue bridge.. 869 00
By vouchers currant ex
penses 67.185 f.2
Ity temporary loan paid 16.500 00
lly vouchers unseated
, hind 1,043 67
By treasurer's 3 per cent.
, #-0.000 1.500 00
By treasurer's IK per
cent. 438.8115 52 507 1)9
By cash set aside for
sinking funds 3 386 90
By balance iu W«»».iry,
January I.lllUS 21,244 15
fi11,548.23 1111.548 23
I>. 1.. Kuiikln In Acooimt Dog Tax.
... . '>K. CR,
lo Ilog rese.-ve fund H100... » 200 00
To dog tax from 1900 and
previous I.SST M 7
Todogtax from 1901 1,720 20
By vouchers Shelly damage. 2.2J5 20
By treasurer'*3 percent, on
?-'.l:'s H) 10; 2J
By amount turned over to
, county 965 87
By treasurer'ss percent, on
$1,010.71 50 84
By dog reserve 200 00
f 1.418 17 $3.44s 17
l». 1.. Rankin In Account with liutler Coun
ty Sinking Fund.
I>R. OH.
To cash on hand from 1901. ..$1,014 '£&
To ain't received from taxes
of 1809. 190(1, 11*11, as u sink
ing fund levy 3,349 40
By vouchers on lands and
coupons redeemed 11,542 50
By treasurer's 1H per cent,,
#1,542.50 23 14
By bal on hand Jan 1, 1902... 2,798 04
$4,:i63 68 14,363 68
KX|M-IUI«<! for limine Krpalm
James Harm 11 for plank and material tor
Sliptic f.\ rock *>-j i« • $ 13 M
H W Dunbar for material ami painting
bridges 9tßo
J II Morrow repairs to iron work Clark
bridge.. .*l4 00
Kurillulling material and putting
up railing Kelly bridge ftOO
KeplankuiK aiai rep. Clark br'dg ill (JU 131 50
Joseph Hlakely material and lalmr for
Roy bridge 70 71)
Ahner Qrotmman material and lalx»r for
( Christy bridce 54 23
JainiH |{ Caldwell material and labor for
I* Miller bridge - 12 80
I'eter Nigh masonry, haulingHtone,quar
ry iiig*toneand tilling approuchento the
Opfier lionnin Hrook bridge 29 06
Harv« \ A Cooper furnishing material
and lalxir for Oiftloti bridge 44 Hi
S\V (ileiiii placing supports to Jack br'ic 31 00 I
H 1) Sefton furnishing material and la
bor for Hefton bridge — 65 D 4 i
David (iarviii material Huhl bridge $43 20
Lumber for Amber Non bridge 10 00
Hauling Mtonc for Zeigler bridge 5 50
Flank for Wolf Kun liriilgo 18 24
Plunk for MeCundles* bridge 41 20 118 14
liuekley A HtubbM plank and hauling for
Hruin and Hartier Mill bridges 54 45
Frank Burr for filling the approaches to
X« igl< r liridifp Jackson township. 25 00
.1 W MeCord material for Sedwiir bridge
Allegheny township i) 00
•laui' H Mi lium lalntr and hauling for
(ill to Nelson limine. Cherry township 800
1- J Winters repairing nuiHoury and la
ls»r furiii*h««i Zcigler bridge 44 25
W NN Hill material and labor furnished
| |for Park ■ bridge 20 00
Aust in Mel *1 \ moiid* material and lalior
for Neely bfidg'-,. 12 25
II >1 Milliard material and repair* made
to Hruiu and liartM-r Mill
A J Hurr rei uiritj*; McCundlehi brldgtv .. 8 W'»
l( M Met 'all team*, hauling ntoiie and
laln»r furnished to kittanning bridge . 20 00
II Drelx rt repairing masonry Aiulmtnoii
bridge 10 00
l( H Medarvey hauling material and la
»M»r furiiMh. d for Wolf Creek brilge.... 24 27
<1 C Hiehl painting Holder bridge 15 00
Fainting Kittaniiing bridge 'ill II)
Painting Karnx A Monro«* bridgon 3ff 00 73 U)
Nelxon A Huehanan repairs and altera
tion.H tot Viitre ave. bridge, lititler Imro. 00
Miehael Fl<*ming in a won ry and tilling
approaeheM t«i Knxiuiuger brtdire 211 10
A II Keuiek to xtoiat work Keia
terw and W^Jm worth bridge 8 00
S W (ilenn planking and repair* to On
ida ofidge 30 (JO
U I! Knglinh f»ir cement 8 55
Davui M. Zeigh r, keeping up rnMMing
over Little Creek 10(1)
Henry Wahl t4?am ana men removing
drift w«hm| iiud Mtotie from Knaulf br'ge 15 oo
•Jaimi MeFadden lumlx*r and labor Mc-
Murry bridge 118 10
\\ II liovard plank and labor MeLaugh*
lilt bridge 5 00
Tobia* Diet rick plaeing guard rails and
building teiu|iornry bridge at Coal run
Summit to\M,-hip.. 9 00
l!lri« b VN inters material and labor for
Kduiau bridge 14 58
1' H Snyder uuilerial and lalior for New
Hope bridge... RID
WJ \ in<s»nt plank, labor and material F J Winter on masonry
»lV r „ N, ' w "° l>e brkitfv. Cherry township 26 00 contract. Mars bridge.... 900
NC M< M »re material and Übor Hem|4iill G 8 White on Index books ;;*» MI
br.. ...... 22 » Wm if Campbell, clerk of
C approaches to courts, sundry fees 331 23
Met artless bnd«e... SSO Thos IC Hoon, sheriff,
\> in M« Nuwon material furnished Carry Warding prisoners, etc... 713 td
bnd*n* .... .. JJ9 J M Painter, district attor
i>mali re pairs to sundry bndtftw 221 93 oey sundry fees - TT CO
_ Jas A McMarlin, county de
-12. .23 Ti tective C<) o<i
Statement Showing Amoaot Expended for *
N«w Bridge*. Johnson & Watson" " for
J S HoluiuKh on acct. masonry dockets. &c 101 -jj
('<>al Run bridge 140 00 " ra O Johnson &Co for
Tobias Dietrick for filliim ap- dot'kels. &c ISO 5.
pruachea to Coal Run bridge... 12 00 m *" Murphy's Sons for
J C Vandyke filling approaches dockets, Ac 57 50
to Vandyke bridge WOO Penna Reform school 117 09
Alex l'orter tilling old channel of Petiua (udustrial Reformu
crc»k and guard rails to Porter torjr 236 25
ju 00 Warreu hospital for Insane 500 jo
For Cement — Western Peuna hospital for
WSMcCnaACo 225.18 insane 1,180 50
Enoa Borkey 55 25 Wernersvllle hospital for
I T Heaven 'freight on cement).. 'll 70 202 13 . Insane 101 (10
Edward Fleshlier filling appr'clia Institute for feeble minded
to Mars bridge 25 00 at Polk. Pa 121 #5
F J Winters— Western Penitentiary 1,148 00
Ou acct masonry Mar? bridge.. 250 00 Sundry small bills out-
In full masonry Marshall brdge Ml U _ standing 63 ft!
For till to approaches and rip- State on account State tax
rapring abutment to M»rshall for 1901 3,938 77
bridge 72 00 1011 H
Walil A KnautT filling approach's 128 629 99
KS„eeon 0,.: * 00 A " ets .f Butler County.
ESTSKKf* ttUd . V " n : 519 58 OasU in treasury Jan. 1. 190! *1,244 15
Balance on masonry on Dudley l rum uc ' ors }®[*' an< i previous 3.393 50
Furnace bridge.... KB SB R"*' {«"» k^ lec,ors >«»•• 20-889 94
lor opeuing channel of cr«*ek Due from Officers and Attorneys, Jury
and tilling approaches to For- fees, lines, etc 282 00
ter bridge 40 00 R22 50 .
. Archie Anderson in full for ma- , . ... .... , $45,759 59
sonry of new bridge over Mud- Assorts 111 excess of liabilities 19,126 00
dycreek. Clay township lsS 17 We the Commissioners of Butler county. State
tilling approaches and placing of Pennsylvania, do hereby certify that the fore
guard rails to Muddyc'k bridge 30 00 going statement of receipts and expenditures of
Erecting and maintaining tem- said county for the year ending January 1, 1902,
' i<orary bridge 20 00 232 17 » true and correct to the beat of our knowledge
Nelson Buchanan Co balance on and belief.
bridge contracts for 19(JU 4081 00 In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
On acct bridge contracts 5523 00 9004 00 hands and seals of office this 4th day of March,
illiam Vincent for new guard 19(E.
rails placed to approaches to JOHN W. GILLESPIE, [SEAL]
Vandyke bridge 2 25 J. J. McGARVEY, [SKALJ
JOHN A. EICHERT. [seal]
12.549 19 Commissioners of Butler Co.
Liabilities of Butler County. We the Auditors of of Butler county. State of
.. „ . , . . ~ __ Pennsylvania, having met at the court house in
ounty bonds outstanding J1 J.OOO 00 said county on the sixth day of January, 19(J2,
» .. on being the first Monday according to the Act of
i t Assembly. having examined tlie several ac
r leaven on masonry «>unts of the County, do certify that the fore
*on tract. Welsh bridge. going is a correct statement or the above ac
i Wi" e » $294 37 counts according to the best of our knowledge
,r« ?h v „ en ?'i. ll )5 ap " ««« and belief, this Jth day of March. HOB.
proaches. Welsh bridge... 25 00- 319 37 J. W. PATTERSON, [SEAL]
?-•?. «& ,S on " P- H. SECHLER, SEAL]
tract. Coal run bridge. j a McGOWAN ratii 1
Summit township 93 35 J A Auditor* of BuJterl'o
POOR DISTRICT.
STATEMENT OF BUTLER COUNTY POOR DISTRICT FOR 1900.
_____ _ ___
e S i? S p°
DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. a a ? S 2 2.?
C 3 |S 6 |B
g I I I
Adams Twp A Werner i« 40S 11 J 34S 02 SIK 311 41 7K t~"
Allegheny J SHlenn I 399 72 352 35 18 53 28 84
iUitler Geo Bauer 205 44 176 02: 920 22 26
HufTalo Jas Simmers 627 :!6 590 tti, 31 06 628
Brady ; I S Badger 34. r > :» 150 15 789 616 18119
Clinton I N llarvey 423 7» 378 90 19 91 859 16 38
Clay R N Patterson 412 05 186 77 981 843 207 04
Center J G Renick 150 9H 139 91! 726 379
Clearfield P B Fennell 36189 29:{ ttl 15 42 49 00 444
CheiTj- R J Barron 378 62 170 00 896 199 67
ConiKMiuencssing Greer McCandless 259 67 154 44 813 127 10
Cranberry Win Graham 17 08 11 81 66 461
Concord WH Campbell 316 16 284 80 14 46 16 90
Donegal C K Vensel 484 48 387 59 20 3* 14 75 61 68
Forward AC Brown 3616.") 3*4 75 17 09 19 81 ....
Franklin ;J A ('ratty 831 61 312 15 16 43 3 33...
Fairview J J Campbell 390 14 351 18 18 48 20 48
Jefferson W H Grabe 94 05 60 00 316 487 'its' 02
Jackson John Bame 319 62 299 17 15 70 655 ....
Lancaster Jos Garman 272 17 256 65 13 4li 307
Marion J C Vandyke 168 01 18 51 #8 42 80 105 72
Mercer H J Brown. 164 63 153 83 825 255
Muddycreek R H Oliver 152 25 142 99 752 174 . . .
Middlesex George Stepp 498 M 357 71 883 i:f> uo
Oakland F N Eyth 332 12 310 36 16 33 543.. . .
l'enn GS I lute I ton 23 80 387 21 19 72
Parker Jos Wallev 61 28 28 97 37 31
Summit J W Baldauf 821 56 302 15 15 88 353
Slippery Rock John Kelly 812 55 272 55 14 34 28 66 .. ..
Venango Jos Aiken 439 45 385 01 20 24 34 20
Washington OCWltf 345 98 255 78 13 46 20 06 56 68
Worth J L Retchart 210 63 150 96 795 194 49 78
Winfield M Cypher 283 20 224 61 11 82 46 77
Butler Borough J M Maxwell 2,201 13 1,812 81 95 40 113 06 182 86
Centervllle J A Aiken 115 84 108 32 569 183
Connoutiencssing J M Rose 44 78 42 54 2 "24
Evans City A F Pelfer 209 42 190 33 10 02 907
Fairview H L Storey 101 24 89 84 759 381
Harmony K Weigle 146 46 H« 4«
Harrisvllle S Morrison 60 09 56 09 295 105
Kan is City H McLaughlin 65 70 58 51 415 304
Mlllentown R N Emery .15 06 46 33 244 629
Mars W D Boyd 90 63 81 26 428 509
Prospect E E Wehr 54 26 56 65 279 212
Petrol la c BuUer 33 22 29 77 239 106
lHirtersvllle , A llenshaw 37 67 34 21 180 166
Saxonhurg E Schroth 44 99 35 06 185 808
Sui.burv I* P Brown 70 46 63 56 3 85 8 55
Valencia W I! Smith 44 51 39 34 2 07 3 10
Zelleaople Wm Allen 119 61 103 27 543 10 91 03
Total $13,401 99510,647 3&|554 531671 2951,534 _ 36
' v
STATEMENT OF BUTLER COUNTY POOR DISTRICT FOR 190 L
I ? -|YI =-
yo o ° o*
DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. £5 a S § sj?
Adams Twp A IVeraer $ 714 57 $ 391 31 « 29 00 f $ 294 23
Allegheny J S Glenn 515 75 400 00 29 65 86 10
Butler Geo Bauer 605 91 600 00 44 47 21 44
Buffalo Jas Simmer* 676 55 319 4 5 23 66 333 44
Brady IS Badger 335 82 166 11 12 80 157 41
Clinton I N Harvey 651 51 399 69 26 70 228 12
Clay R N Patterson 566 87 351 72 24 50 • 187 65
Center J G Renick... 521 13 475 00 33 08 13 10
Clearfield FB Fennell 422 C 3 185 07 13 T2 223 84
('nervy R J Barron 486 61 245 00 16 86 224 75
Conno<(Uencsilng Greer McCandless 507 97 299 91 22 23 185 83
Cranberry Wm Graham <5452 88 529 86 39 27 93 75
Concord P R Sutton 536 30 330 00 24 45 181 85
Donegal C F Vensel 502 55 353 21 23 30 126 01
Forward A C Brown 634 '22 450 00 29 08 155 19
Franklin JasACratty 511 01 260 00 19 27 231 77
Fairview J J Campbell 504 84 260 CO 18 19 226 66
Jefferson W II Grabe 664 19 475 00 35 21 153 «6
Jackson John Bame 743 87 490 00 36 32 217 05
iAiieastcr Jos Garman 519 63 340 01 25 20 154 39
Marion J C Vandyke 4:t9 61 200 00 14 82 224 79
Mercer H J Brown.. 282 60 139 64 10 35 132 61
Muddycreek J C McClymonds 439 27 253 84 18 74 167 19
Middlesex George Stepp 742 29 606 00 40 82 #5 47
Oakland F N Eyth 502:16 370 00 25 26 107 10
l'enn <i S Huaelton. 655 29 583 52 37 22 34 55
Parker J H Walley 517 74 400 00 29 64 88 10
Summit J W Baldauf 545 96 296 00 20 78 230 18
Slippery Hock John Kelly 605 68 387 58 28 71 189 38
Venango JOS Aiken' 888 42 150 00 11 11 227 31
Washington G C Wray 562 04 226 45 16 77 808 82
Worth J L Relchart 570 67 835 (X) 24 07 211 50
Winfield M Cypher. 583 42 397 50 27 30 108 62
Butler Borough J M Maxwell.. 6,025 53 3,797 39 270 75 957 39
Centervllle H A Alkeu 212 18 176 01 13 04 53 13
< oiiiiouuenesking J N Rose 11l 61 102 68 883
Evans City r „ A 8 Pelfer 359 90 219 75 16 2» 123 86
Fairview 11 I. Storey 02 80 56 50 4 27 2 (10
Harmony F Welgle 221 19 150 uo 10 04 61 15
Harrisvllle S Morrison 111 79 55 Qq 468 £2ll
Kamscity II McLaughlin 45 21 40 52 8 44 1 25
Mlllentown J Donahue 217 08 150 00 11 12 55 96
Mars W I> Boyd 172 83 118 22 10 06 44 55
Prospect E E Wehr 127 04 65 00 6 34 56 70
I'etrolia I Butier 62 75 22 00 1 M... .. 38 W
I'ortersville A llenshaw 88 41 80 70 6 19 1 52
Saxonburg E Schroth 146 60 95 78 8 15 41 71
Suiibury F P Brown 100 52 50 55 5 07 35 90
Valencia W H Smith <6 25 14 71 1 09 30 45
Xelieuople Wm Alien '.IBO 32 280 00 lit 57
Kau Claire J A Wilson 69 63 26 66 2 27 40 71
Tola I _ ~ jarnTl $17,178 84 $1,235 2952 77 $7,297 S3
Expenditures of Butler County Poor
District.
Funeral and caskutfl fur
inmates of homo 169 22
Funeral exjienses oatoidn of the
county home 150 UU 319 22
For Clothing 6A9 07
Furniture, Bedding ami Dry Goods 40 94
Fuel, litflit and heat for count) bolld'ci 961 2#
Farm i-xjieiuwH lalxtr, hlacksmithing,
freight, fertilizer, manure, wire fenc
ing, fruit trees, etc 888 88
Farm 1 mpiemen ta—Binder 112 50
One top buggy 70 00 182 50
Insurance on Home buildiuKx 345 00
For live stock—
Three horses 397 25
Five cowm 163 50
Swine 151 06
Poultry 10 00 721 81
F«»r improvement*.
Butler Light, Heat and Molor.Co,
combination electric and gan
lixt ores 887 45
Geo Schenck on account contract
for cistern 400 00
Coo |*«r Bros, balance on barn
contract 396 00
FJ 11 utT for change* in heating
system 120 00
For oak lumber 78 26
Hurry Ac Markel for liay carrier in
barn 23 82
Bros for laying out
drive way* and gradeH 27 50
Jo* A»li for rodding barn 54 (JO
Forcemeut 42 58
For extras on barn contract 25 21
For hand 16 25 2070 07
Salary and wages paid employ -
MNof Butler county home, Jo
seph Graham Supt. Balance
on account from 190U and ou
account lUUI $9lB 17
Mr*. Agnes Graham, matron.... ."**# (1)
Howard (irahaui, farmer 28U (I*
Mollie Graham 162 43
GO Graham, laborer .stf(M)
Charlie Kerr 227 45
Hiram Gillespie, engiueer 516 00
Mollie Knglinh 165 22
Sadie Kiiglish. c«M>k 260 71
S J McMarlin, hal an engineer,
lij)l. 75 00 ,
A M NVvman, phyiticiau.. 515 00
It. rtlia Kpinger 3 00
Alice Smith 3 <lO
Mrn \\ right 1 U>- 3 512 98 {
Duir Bros, for derrick and gaa
well 1,800 00
Nat l Hupply Co for line pipe and
iittiiigi 781 49
For conveying |sK»r U» county
home 173 83
For outside relief 1.180 31
For provisions and supplies.. . 1,817 45
For state tax on poor district
Bond* 954 63
For medicine and medical sup
plies 206 07
TC Campbell for profeasional
services an attorney in equity
ci»M'* of YoiingMt4iwn Electric
Light Co vn Butler county
poordistrict It JO 00
For dental service at county
home '..... 7 00
For justices f««cn for orders of
t relief. 47 00
For repairs to home buildings
arid machinery 43 13
For travelingexpenses of Coun
ty Commissioners 24^(1
For telephone service* 24 10
For printing Isinds Zt 00
For arbitration on barn con
tract etc 9 <lB
$16,894 43 1
I Mi ni I'roducts for IflOl.
Wheat. Jffi bu, at Hk- rkm *l«4 <JO
Corf» t<i) |)u, at 3&c per bu 140 00
Oat*. .20 bu, at 5Uc j*«r bu 11U UU
Kyrt, Ini, at BV, per bu W) f)
' Potable*, 200 bu, at 75c per bu.... ISO 00
Hay, 35 lima, at sl2 per ton 420 00
8.932 jnhiiklx jKirk, at 1c por pound 275 24
Tomatoes, 35 bu, at 50c per bu 17 50
Sweet com, 50 bu, at 40c per bu... 20 00
BooU, 3 bu, ut 50c per bu 150
, Carrot*, 3 bu. ut 25c per bu 75
Cabbage, 1,500 head*, at 3c per
bead 45 00
Applo butter, 140 Kill, at 50c per
1 gal 70 00
Peach butter, 15 gul, at 50c per Kai 750
Apple*, 75 bu, at 75c por bushel... 56 25-1,486 14
, $1,498 14
' D. L. Rankin in Account with Butler
County Poor District.
Amount in treasury Jan 1,
lUUO $14,312 71
Tax received from 1800 10,647 38
Ta* received from 1901 17,178 84
Amount received from bond
iaaue 16 000 00
Cash roceived from Commis-
HionerN 606 16
By voucher* redeemed $27,894 43
By treasurer'* 2 per cent, on
$27,894 43 557 89
By amount *et a*ide for ]>oor
district xinkiiiic fund 12,720 32
By bai on hand, Jan 1,19U?.. 17,572 45
$58,745 09 «88.745 09
O. L. Rankin in Account with Butler
County Poor District Sinking Fund.
Amount in treasury January "
1, 1901, .$ 4,027 78
Amount from taxes of IHIW.. 37 50
Amount from taxex of 1WI).. 2.9(0 85
Amount from taxe» of 1901.. 9,M0 47
Hy Touchers on bonds and
roil pons redeemed $ 8,150 25
Hy treasurer's 2 per cent on
18,150 25 103 13
Hy tail in treasury, Jan 1,
1902 9,060 22
$17,385 00 $17,385 00
Liabilities of Butler County Poor Dis
trict.
I To Honda outstanding $123(000 00
To Ha lance due George Bcbenek on
contract for cistern 406 00
Don (Jcow Hellenek on repair*....... 14 30
Due Kobrrt K. McCJowan for curpen-
Iff work 113 62
Sundry small bills outstanding 249 71
$125,782 03
Assets of Butler County Poor Dist.
To Caxli in Treasury Jan. 1. 11* II $14,312 71
To tax uncollected for 1900 1901 8,831 69
$23,144 40
Liabilities over assets $102,038 23
We, tlie Commissioners of Hutler county, State
of Pennsylvania, do hereby certify that the fore
uaitig statement of receipt* and expenditures of
liutler County Poor District for the year ending
Jan. 1, Iftri. in testimony whereof we hare set
our hands and seals thin 4th day of March, 19U£.
JOHN W. UILLESPIK, [SEAL!
J. J. McCJAKVKY, [SEAL]
JOHN A. Kl CHERT, [SEAL]
Commissioners of Butler Co
We, the Auditor* of Butler county, State of
Pennsylvania, having met in tin* court house in
th<" bnrnutfh of Hutler on the sixth day of Janu
ary. A. 1). 1902. being the lirst Monday in Janu
ary. according to the Act of Assembly, we have
examined the accounts of said Poor District
and do certify that the foregoing is a correct
NtaU-ment according to the best of our know
ledge and belief.
In »itik <•« * hereof we hare st our hands and
seal* this 4th day of March. 1902.
J. W PATTKRSOV, [SEALI
P. H. BKCHLER, [SEALJ
J. A 4 McOOW AN.JaEALJ
Auditor* at Buffer Co