THE REPUBLICAN.
W. M. CHSNEY, - - - - JMitor.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1894.
Eulcrt'd at the Post Office LaPortc, l'a.
us second eln.-- mail matter.
REriISLIC.IX STATE TICKET.
FOR CONGRESSMAN-AT-LAKGE:
HON. GALUSIIA A. GROW,
of Susquehannacounty.
SESATOit 411.4 V AMI THE
TA It IFF.
He Will Try to Kill the M'ilsoii
Bill.
PITTSBUKG, Feb. 4,-Senator Quay
arrived at his home in Beaver last
evening. His health is again pre
carious, He will, however, return
to Washington to-morrow.
Senator Quay's proposed amend
ments to the tariff measure have
caused considerable talk throughout
the country. The local Populists in
particular are pleased. The Senator
hopes by tacking on the free coinage
of silver, the repeal of the state bank
tax and providing for the purchase
of 154,125 ounces of gold per month
and the issue of notes therefore will
cause such dissensions in the Demo
cratic party that the Wilson bill will
be defeated. When seen at his home
in Beaver, the Senator had not much
to say in explanation of his course.
He could give no assurance that his
tactics would kill the new tar it!
measure, lie said lie knew the Dem
ocratic party of old. While the
Democratic Senators would undoubt
edly make a light for specific pro
tection for their own sections, they
would likely line lip for the bill on
the final vote.
Senator Quay continued: "The
Democrats have a majority of three
I think, over the Republicans and
Populists in the Senate. \\ hcther '
this majority can be overcome or not
is a question. I introduced the \
amendments without consultation
with other Republican Senators. I
do not know what they think about;
them, and can't say whether they
will vote for the amendments or not.
My object, of course, is to defeat the
Wilson bill. This is the only way
the silver question can be revived
again this session, and it ought to
please the silver men. As for the
repeal of the state bank tax, that is
Democratic policy, and as the party
seemed to be dodging the issue, I
thought I would give it an oppor
tunity to put itself on record.
"I believe in iny gold proposition
and have advocated it for some time
but I would not press the amend
ment now. It is part of the plan to
defeat the Wilson hill also. It is
virtually the Sherman bill over again
except that gold is to he purchased
instead of silver. I lieli <:ve if (he
Sherman law had provided lor the
purchase of gold wo would not have
had the money panic last fall.
' I may add under the Pennsylva
nia banking laws our slate bank
issue of money would bo stable
enough, but I don't know how it
would be with oilier state". X ition
al bank money i- certainly better
than the state bunk issue. In Penn
sylvania the money would l>o backed
by state bonds which are as good, if
not better, than government bonds
I may sa3, too, that in a few years,
at the present rate of increase there
will be money enough in the sinking
fund to wipe out the state debt, and
yet this is being done by the Repub
lican ring."
The Senator laughed heartily over
the last remark.
In the death of Ucorge W. Child*
editor of the Philadelphia Latgrr, ]
on Saturday last, nothing more truth
ful can be said than the plain, em
phatic declaration that American's
most useful eiti/en has passed away i
No great man of the century was
more universally respected, honored
and beloved. For years tho name ol
George \V. Childs has bu n a house
hold word in every city, town and
hamlet of this great nation, and hi*
fame is world-Hide and richly de
served.
Democrat* in and out ol' Congress
are getting nek and <|tiitiing work
for that Company, l'i |s• wo a I
thought this would bo t| lu | ,st place
(0 look for a strike,
luteal Institute.
Tlie local institute for Laporte,
Davidson and Shrewsbury townships
met sit Sonestown, Fob. 2, 1894,
The exercises were opened with
singing by the committee 011 music
Supt, Meylert introduced Prof.
Johnson, Supt, of Union county,
who delivered an excellent lecture
on "Building for Citizenship," inter
spersed with humorous illustrations
of "goiug to extremes," Saturday :
O. L, Davis, Pres. called the meeting
lo order; Supt, Meylert addressed
the institute briefly and suggested
tliat the "Query Box'' precede tlie
work on the program. The follow
ing statements were developed:
'•Parental co-operation will over
come tardiness;" "The proper use of
signals is an element ol success;"
"Physiology and Hygiene must re
ceive as much attention as other
branches in the curriculum of study."'
The program was next taken up,
Che teachers were well prepared on
the subjects assigned, and manifest
ly readiness to advance opinions and
answer questions. The following
topies were thoroughly discussed :
Primary Heading—Jennie Hoffman;
llow to Hold Attention—M. D.
Sweeny; Cube Hoot—Anna Karge;
Change of Seasons —V). M. Swisher;
Penmanship—Opened by J. Magar
gle, followed by Supt, Meylert, in
which he emphasized the necessity
of correct movement; The Verb—
O. L, Davis; Whispering, Fractions,
Circulation, Apparatus and History
outlines, were discussed in general.
The subject of school management
was taken up by Supt, Mejlert,
touching principally on promptness,
roll call, arrangement, interruptions
and teachers' qualifications. lie
spoke earnestly in behalf of our
schools, advancing good ideas, and
presenting excellent methods, by
which all our schools can be Improv
ed.
The institute adjourned to meet
March 2 and 3 at Laporte. A lec
ture will he provided for the evening.
The teachers in attendance enjoy
ed a pleasant and profitable meeting
and will return to their schools re
freshed and invigorated-
ANNA KARGE, Secy,
Eitglfs Jl«re Kciioul,
The monthly exercises for the i
fourth month took place Friday
afternoon.
Recitation by Clarence Bennett—Almost
a Runaway. Victor Newhart—l am goiug.
Ella Johnson—Going to School. Lloyd
Newhart—The Lost Heart; Mabel Jarrett
—l'm Glad I'm a Little Gill; John Ham
ilton—Here I Stand; Alfred Dennett —A
Boy's Speech; Luhi S'aekliouse—Pretty
Maid; Tracy Bennett—A piece of Trouble;
John Mapse—Merry Spring; Dialogue by
Bertha May. Nonie Kiesinger ami Pearl
Bennett—Blue and Brown Eyes; Recita
tions, George May—What we can Do;
Mallie May—A Girl's Speech; Chris Little
—Whistle them Away Boys; Anna Mapse
—The Spring; Myrthel Stuck hou,e—The
Four Maids of Lee; Charley Brown—A
Boy's Speech; Maynard Staekhousc—
Away off Yonder; George Brown—Hide
and Seek; May Bennett—A Little Girl;
Ellery Kiesinger—A Dreary Place; Floyd
May—My Little Ponv.
Those who missed no days during
month arc : Berths, Mallie and (ieo.
May, Noni» and Ellcry Kiesinger,
Pearl and Clarence Bennett, Alfred
Bennett missed one-half day, and
Victor and Lloyd Newhart, one day.
Visitors present during month:
.Mrs. Elmer Bigger, Cleo and Mattie
Kiesinger and Friend Avery.
JEN NIK IIOA* ii, Teacher.
Jit. lifWi* School.
Tho exercises for tho fourth
month of R-hool took place Friday
afternoon Feb. 2.
Recitations by Floyd Dunham—A Boy's
Complaint; Be r unci: Burkholder— Mother's j
I Girl; Edward Cumminirs—Poor Uncle I
Jim ; Artie I.isso;;—Polish War Song; Min :
tile Hennett Poor J.ittle Blossom; Clar-1
| once Dualnm—Only a Tramp; Lloyd i
I Stevens-Little Hoy; Oney Brink-A Boy; I
leuutc Clayton-A Queer Ilou-e; Harry
Stevens, A Hell; Bc.-sie Cheiioy-Karmer's i
(iirl. Curtis Hurkholdi r-When I Oct Time
Clayton Dunham-What I Think.
Those missing no diys during the
month are: Claience Dunham, Curtis
Uurkholder, Llody and Edward
Stevens, Bern ace Hurkholder, Flo\ d
and Clayton Dunham each missed j
one-half day. Visitors: Friend l
Avery.
I'ORKSVIM.K Feb. ♦», I*ol. I
Tho following is the progranie for'
I tho Local Institute to bo held at.
Forksvillo Feb. 9th, and K'th Fri
day evening lecture; .Saturday 11:00 j
a in , prayer—llev. Hyde; sinning. |
Address by president; pa iter: school |
room discipline- Cora Warhurton;
I>tsous-iun of pa|MM'-L!/./.ie lleaeock;
Object Lesson—Jennie lingers; lie
view of l.es-ons—Mary Clark; paper- 1
Should a Teacher use a Text Hook 1
ill Class—llitllon Hess; Discussion
—Lyman Snvdor; piper: Sciiml En !
virmmnnts Margaret Steven*; Dis- 1
eus,ion Mary Finrui; I Questions ami
genorsl discussiouH. P. M.: singing; I
Address, The Parents Duty to tli«-
School Supt. p. W. Mev lert; Di
(Mission F. 11. MeOuire j pup r
• •(.oiling Fxercises— J. Iloaiflaiul
Discussion Ed<_;ar Slianbaeher; Giles
tipn box and general discussions,
11. E. E>lto, Pres. . J
JERE. KELLY'S
COLUMN.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ONCE
said "If you wish to know
the value of a dollar, try to borrow
one. : ' If you wish to know how
much a dollar will buy now, try our
bargains for one month. Until the
Ist of March
We will sell the following goods
to reduce our Stock for less than
ever before.
Western
Wash Machine for §4 00 has
sold for $9.00. This id the best
washer made. Good String Sleigh
bells for §I.OO was $2.00. A good
Tea Scale for 85c was $1.25. Forty
five cent Pocket Knife for 25c. Iron
Glue, the best stickiug glue over
made; a 10c bottle for sc. Fifty
cent Box Paper and Envelopes for
25c. Solid steel Spiders No. 8 for
25c.
Everybody
Is interested in the Weather,
buy -i Ilick's Almanac the best au
thority on weather reports, we have
them on our News Counter. Also
daily papers; the Jleeord, J'resx,
Inquirer, Times , and Sun at Pub
lishers prices. Will continue our
\V all Paper sales, also 5u paper for
ic, 8c paper for tic, 10c paper for Bc,
12c paper for 10c.
Window
I Similes arc still sold, 2Oc. on
Spring Hollers. Host Manilla Hope,
120 per pound, all sizes. Steel Game
Traps with chains 1:2 and lf> cents.
Long Handle Steel Shovels (<"5 45c
ivas GOc. Forty-sixpieee White
I Granite Tea Set #2.75. was: *:i.75.
One lmndrcd Dinner Plates <<i) sc,
; was Sc. Knives and Porks all steel
' for GOc, worth 75c. Nickle Plate
I able Speons as nice as silver toe
: per set. Tea Spoons to match «£2sc
per set. One hundred Wood Butter
Bowls 5 to ;Joc about onc-lia'f the
usual price. One thousand s> juare
feet of building paper, only 11.00
was £1.25.
New stock
\\ ill begin to arrive February
Ist. Lamps of all kinds:
Hanging lamps, $2 50 to 1 50.
Stand lamps, S:> 50 to 2 50.
Hall lamps, *3 50 to 2 50.
Gold Band Dinner sets :
8!) pieces,")
100 pieces, |
101 pieces, 112 '**•
105 pieces, j
New lot came in this week.
Lounges and chairs will bi> sold!
at a large reduction until Mar jh Ist'
to make room for new stock.
Hardware departmeut has many
| seasonable bargain!
Buck saws ut) 50c,
Steel spiders i<7 25c,
Blue ens met ware at half price, i
Pocket knives <B sc. Loc, 25,50 c I
and £1 00.
Electric door bells,
Ice saws,
Ice tongs,
Sleigh bells,
Team bells,
Roys' sled 4 and skates.
Cross cut saw*, five kinds.
New blank books, writing pa,v»r
and envelopes are needed a* much us 1
J weekly and monthly time books. |
Listen : This is a good time to 112
market old iron, rags, lumber, bu t-j
ler, eggs, potatoes, straw, hay,
j chickens, turkeys, ei c . We pe.y
market price Tor them.
Jere. Kelly,.
HUGHESVILLE, - PA..
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPT S EXPENSES,
OF*TIIE*CD[pY-)MeDF^ifrSULLI¥AN*FDH
1893.
A.N'M Ah BTArBMBNToftbi Expenditures <»t Sqlllvm County for 'ho year 1893*
Jury ( erg undcork 85 48] Brought »vard 11,884 39
Court Reporter, [II. II Cotton] -18.*{ 40■ County Commissioners:
County Au liters and cl-rk 1 <*7 041S. K. Mcßrldo 158 days at $3.50
Fuel and Lights. 257 99 $553 00—trnv'l. ex. *«8 93 641 03
Pioihonotary and Cleik of Courts 120 15'L>. W. Scatilin 80 days wt $3 50
Auditing act. of Prot'.i. Keg. and Rcc. 15 00 $280.00 trav'l. ex. $01.32 841 32
Constables, inak'ng returns to cou-t.. 145 50jW. M. Cheney 123 days at $3.50
Assessing and Kcg'sgt 651 13, $l3O 50—trav'l. ex $52.50 — 453 01*
Janitor 70 50
Sundries 7 09 Jail Expenses, [including cost of 2
Interest on borrowed money 020 20 n-w cage* nr.wr in us •, to he remov-
Elections 1027 41; td to uew jail vh n completed 357 40
County Institute 141 66 Borrowed Muney 1500 00
Inquests 52 41 New Court (louse, Ist payment on
Sheriff's costs summoning jurors e»c... 1 t'l> 30 contract SIOOO. Architects'com-
Postage and Telegrams 30 17, mission $732 1732 00
Refunding account 8 99 Printing and advertising... 413 60
Commonwealth Cos's 925 00 Removing old County House. 338 43
Court Crier 1)9 00 County Surveyor, one ha fof the
Boarding Prisoners 26 SO costs of establishing the line he-
Bounty on noxious animals 210 25 tween the counties of Wyoming
State Personal tax paij St»t« Treas, 1312 76, and Sullivan. 91 25
Travers Jurors 1930 07 Freight and Express 26 65
Grand Juro.s 699 SO Kent for Sheriff (ono halt year).... 37 50
; Asylum Bill Dauville 91 25 Shovelling Snow, Court llou«e sqr. 5 50
Eastern Penitentiary bill for 1892 128 41 Court House repairs and expenses
, Stationery 207 83 including fitting up school room;
Attending state Co. Com convention 75 00; lor court room CO 42
Agricultural Society 100 00, Removing pr sen ;rs to and Irom
Co. Commissioner's clerk, salary '93 500 00 \\ iiliauisport jail 70 S9
Co. Commiesioncors' counsel '93 2X5 00
Count}' Bridges. building and rvp'rg. 1358 24
Cost on Suits, against county 28 331 Total expenditures for 1893 $18,128 28
Financial condition of Sullivan County lor year ending December 31 1893.
LIABILITIES. RESOURCES.
Philip Karge Co. Order at 1nt.... 265 49 Amount due from collectors for 1893
Henry Karge 115 00 and for previous years 4001 43
• Mrs Sarah Speaker 486 00 Amount due ex Sheriff Tripp, lor
W. C. Mason 500 DO Jury fees 24 00
• Ethlin Mason 500 00 Amt. duo ex-Sheriff Utz Jury fees 12 00
K. M. Storm >nt 2366 50 Aint ot balance due on the mortgage
4ius.se! Karns Co. order at interest... 3500 00 held against Magargle Bros 975 00
First Nat. Bank of Dushorc do 2000 00 Amt. of balance duo the county on
Co. orders outstanding, not at inst... 317 86 judgt. No. 62 Feb. T. '9l against
Am mnt due various twps. by the ex~Trea*. Jacob Lorah 4826 40
Co. on ncct. of verdict and judgt# 1 Amt, of forfeitod recognisance piid
No. 62 Feb. term 1891 obtained to C* E. Jackson, J. P., Ileruice;
aguimt Jacob Lorah ex-Treas.... 4268 41 and due l»y him to the county,»lt
\rn«>unt of redemption money due to alian liquor proceeding.) 50 00
owners on demand fr in the county The county commissioners hold tho
on acct. of Jacob Lorah ex-t.eas. 457 11 following nutes lor criminal costs:
Bal. due Co. Corn. D. W. Scanlin... 1 75 Eirma Zeigler $l5O 00
" " W.M. Chsney 50 J. L. Crossley 73 81
" Treas. Wm. Murray... 191 08 Mason Brown 108 52
William Lament 10 00
Daniel fierce 70 00
Liner In Ldkin. 87 77
jE. E. Webb 664 49
|E. T. Brown 84 73
j Thomas Anderson 62 61
lOrrin Witmilkr 21 SO
Joseph Mhsc la 111 24
I Albert A. Poiter 153 49
j Robert McMahon jr 66 78
j Michael Fender tbalanoe).... 745 1675 69
j Liabilities in excess (if resouccs 3348 12
$14,972 70 $14,972 70
COUHTf ORDSR ACCOI NT.
Amount of County orders outstaud- Amount of oanty ordets redeemed
inn on Dec. 31 1592 8487 19 during 1893 17,285 85
Amount of Couaty orders issued Amount of county orders outstund
during 1893 ISIIB 03 ing on Dc. 31 1893 10,050 85
Amouut of interest on tho 2 Paul- lAimunt of county ordcis virtually
haiuus judgments not charge! to redeemed by the cancellation of
i "Interest acct." on ledger 365 74 tho 2 Paulhamu* judgt. not passed
; Amount »112 county order i'sued (not I through the county treas. hands 500 76
* shown in above account of orders
5 issued in 1893) to pay oIT the 2
above judgments an I not charged
in Borrowed Money aet. on ledger 866 50
$27,837 46 $27,837 40
REDEMPTION FUND ACGoI N I.
Amount of lederuption in ney in the Amount of redemption money paii
hands of the county treasurer as out to owners by the Co treasurer
shown by the audito s' report for duiing 1893 201 73
Iho year 1892 .. .. 125 03
Amount received by t eisurer in '93 57 69
Duo county treasurer • 19 01
$2Ol 73 "$201^73
* For which he is given credit in bis account with the county in tl is report.
WILLIAM MURRAY COUNTY TREASURER.
In Account with the Collectors of Stats Tax for the year 1593.
BOKOUbIIS aND a nit .Ami. Col's* Rebate I tie Iron
TOWNSHIPS. COLLECTORS. Charged. Paid in Com. allowed, collect'rs Balance.
Cherry J. W. McMnhon 159 37 113 17 350 614 36 56 159 37
Colley P. A. Walsh 43 36 22 62 83 81 19 07 43 36
Dushore Borough... C. W. Champion 218 15 183 17 565 991 19 42 218 15
Davidson Theodore Mencer 78 29 78 29 7s 2i 1
Elkland IV. F. Grange 44 46 40 97 127 222 1 44 4A
Forksville Boro J. L. Snyder 63 0.1 03 05 63 05
Foiks F. P. Scaalin 68 69 50 72 1 52 2 67 13 78 08 69
Fox Z. T. Kilmer 5 70 3 52 10 19 1 89 5 70
UillsQrove Charles Haas 292 90 256 5m 770 13 st» 15 12 292 90
LaP<>rte floro T. J. Keeler 63 72 22 83 70 1 22 38 97 63 72
La Porte Z E. Botis ord... 31 43 25 00 1 2a •> 18 31 43
Shrewsbury (Jeorge Riue 19 20 17 69 55 96 1 19 20
Totals SIOBB 32 73C 27 23 07 37 65 1 291 33 1 OSS :t2
WILLI \ M M I'll It AY CO UN l'Y Tit KASl'Ulill.
In account with the Collectors of County Tax, for tho year 1893.
BOHO(Jd9 A tut. Amt. Taxoi Si P.ebat* Col. I 1> u-
AND COLLECTOItS. charged paid in. Ret'd. Vs. al.'td Com. from Balnc
TWPS. roll.
' Cherry. I. W. MeMahon 1713 22 981 0* 36 36 29 00 665 72 1713 22
. Colley P. A. Walsh 6S| 41 605 21 2? 9S 22 45 115 74 681 II
I Dushore BC. W. Champion 763 60 51 4 33 95t 10 M 172 90 76 i6O
I David*.»n ....! Theolore Mencer 1152 II 800 00 .. 42 II 10 00 294 00 1152 II
Elklanl \\ .F. Orange 921 -0 709 27 15 39 534 2 1 95 20 07 151 58 921 20
1 Forksville B .1. L. binder 214 67 153 17 ! 774 159 49 17 214 67
FOlks F. P. Scanlin 701 65 409 42 21 55 12 28 258 40 701 05
I Fox ZT. Kilmer 404 26 117 39 770 t 12 214 69 4i»t 20
1 ViilUtlrove.... Charles lUas .... 014 43 491 13 22 37 10 0.. 84 v 8 Oil 43 i
I LaP- rto B T. .1. Keeler 421 72 21 s 50 1 11 85 070 Is 7 ri| |?4 72
j J.aPiwie 1/ E II t sford . 405 51 2*o 00 18 45 13 43 8 I 8| Hf »n5 51 ,
tMneWfbury. George Hine 979 9" 7611 4 * 34 92 21 90 156 On 979 VO
Total. $8.*79 74 #OO4 t I 33 M » 31 257 51 182 * » 18 «»979 74
Stauiuout showing amounts ot htate and County late* Duo Iroui Collectors tor 1893, an I
for previou* years.
I aoßoruWS AND Collector«. Vail. State Tax County Tax.
I'Utt'MbliirS' j Aiu uiit Due. Amount Due
! I
Cherry Townsh Mich»el Oallagber |Bh«. 27 2>» 13,1 95
L.t l, orie borough Frank <4alla|(her I* t '*9. I H6l
Fox Towaehipgh 11.11. West<*ott ± | \>t\
i Cherry Towimbip Y. J. AicDouald
Fox 111. B. We»te0tt......... " 55 |.i
| Forkaville Borough...'U. W. tlilbert.. 44 IS II 18 M
j l.al'orte 80r0ugh...... |N. C. M«b n... " 3ft IV
LaPorte To«rtiehip.. Phillip Karge.,,., " I a v ,
Cherry Towii«hi|» Jo«epb H» 1»in«n..,.,, IM9?. 1 *6 ®n4 vm
I Dunhore llor-'Ugh <H'«. O'HtlH •••.mm.. ' " 23 i*6 OS 30
Davidaoti Township... m. Robldns | '* 30 no
Pox Tnwuibip. t. X. Kilmer " > f.VI 7^
Forksvtlle B«<ri*ugh...«Ben). Fawcett ,| " 6 <•*. 72
I 10V 41 I 1173 IN
■ ••• It
' ' ' ' s www I
Viui \M MI MUI OOUNTI IHI 111 iti it
in recount w t th the avreral i'o»e#hl|S, fur B«»e l Fatid*, for Tasea rrceUtil on I n»#»t« l
Lands, for the v*«r 180.1.
llOiiul uOS Alut. Aa. I- Due trrf lira* Dstf t«|» l»U. |»u
nod reeetved. paid fruin vuui li-io twp trvas.
ToW NMIIPB. out latl and last and
f'lierr? Itiwusbip •) 144 41 117 41 722 Ifu
Colley tswnili*p 04J I»i 62# ...... 27 56 I 9.J .1 57
DuaHora Jloruiigh.., •• ... ... ..
D«%M»»* township D>97 58 D»4O •; 54 j li
ElkUti I »+wn»hip IwO 61 100 o » M ,„. 137 76 2U3
I'urkitille 1!ir«>(igh....*.......... ...j ... •• ... .. .. ... .. ... .
Fork* to»a«hip ••.,„••••. 701 74 *9l ?•' ...... -0 8e 39 gj 4.W
F.* t .nn.t I
111 laOrof* lo«oilti|> 159 8«t 111 57 • 54 lose
I..fori. n 1 ..... 1: sl< tt«
1..1' ti. toan.ki|. 913 *• WJ- O I» V I7« I II
(OitfS»t)«r; lowuehtp 22 I*2 i»7 llf !• Il ... 4#7
Total. I*o2# »t> 4771 I# 9*7 HI I N N M42
WILLI A M MURRAY COUNTY TKKAB(JJf£r»
In account with the several Towiiahi]a for b'cho 1 and Building Fuoda. for Tazoa received
from Unseated Lard*, f»r the ye ir 1893,
BOROUGHS Ami. j Auit. >duo treas Trcaa'rd. i>u< urp. Uuo Duo
ttnt ® re oivetl. ,pa'.d o »•. from com. form twp. treaa.
TOWNSHIPS. i ;la.t»u.rt : last and.
Cherry to»n<hi|» ltd 95, 90 51; j 576 II 32; 10 00
t'ollcy 5!St; 70 5.111 III! 5 ll', 29 34 20
Onshore borough ! I
David-on 441 till -1 'I i 1 ' oo ;! > 4 422 *.!
Llklaod 19 S4j 37 f;> ; 1 9.1 1
Forksirille borough 1 ,
Forks .'t:i9 35 :il iOO 702 lii 97 36'
|!,t if i s i 47 i 977 s« 111 !!!!!!!!!
Ilillslirovo 1(16 53 lil Si 5 S'- ! 11 17 1
LaPorto borough ; 4 5i 21 I so
LaPorto ' 331 2X 314 71 10 72 1 3 17 "3 01
Shrewsbury 591 07 501 52; 2) 5V
T..tals. £2734 90 2VJ9 17 12 is 13J 6.»! 3(5 18 20 90'
WILLIAM MURRAY COUNTY THE\SUHKK.
11l ai count with the several Townships for Po' r Funds 'or Taxes received from Umc-ated Lands
112 r the years 1893
BOtOUKUS Amount Aauunt Doe treas. Treas. Due t.vp., Fuo Due
aid received, piidout. ."rom last com. from twn trens
TOWNSHIPS. audit. ia.t aud.
Cherry tujrnship 39 o'. 37 OA 24 1 95 24
Colley do 91 5-' Sfi 94 4 os
' Dushore horou. h .... i
Dkvidnr township... 276 33 25j 59; 693 13 81,
Klklnnd do ! 4 4;, 22 4"23
Fo.ksville bomu.h... \ Mi ; j _
1 Forks township 55 47 53 20 2 77' j"]" iO
1 P<x l.- j 29S 280
lll)lsUrove...do 93 22 89 10 4 711 g,S :
LaPoite borough 1
1 La Parte township.... 1"" j
J Shiew. bury ..do 161 02 150 00 s *O6 j 297 !"!"
Total? J 721 04 672 21 717 30 20> 386 10 00 74
WILLIAM M I' It It A Y < OINTY TRBASOURR.
t In ace.-<i>nt with the County of Sullivan, for the yoar ending Dec. 31, 1893,
! To amount in treasurer's bands as IBy nmuunt of county orders redeem- '
shown by audit for year 1892... 2311 81 ed during the yiar 1893 17285 84
To amount received from c .Hectors By amount of trens. com. on same... 564 29
( lor the year 1592 aod previous ;r« 2 537 7ii By amount of tr. 11s. c on.on amt. of
Te amount received from collectors state personal tax pi id to sta'e
or 1893: county tax $6004.01 treas. in 1893. as per state treas.'
State tax 736.27 C7IO 2S receipts viz: 5 pr.eent on $1312,76 65 64
To nmo'int of county tax received By am-unt overpaid on redemption
• from unseated lands during 1893. 2159 80 money in 1893 19 01
' To amount from Co. Coin's, borrow- i ['reus, com. on amount of re,temp.
Ed money 1500 0!l tion money paid oat in 1893 viz:
To amount reed state treas, state tax 5 per cent on $201.73 10 09
refunded 1 171 90
To amount o' county's proportion of
license money received 012 75|
' To amount rec. don Miv argle moitg
[fust payment and interest! 403 00
1 i« amount ol fines pad to treas. ... 29 00;
I James Thorp note and intr. paid
by J. (J. Scoutcn, Atty 57 :o
I To amount reed from W. M, Cheney
surcharged in audit for 1592 97 00
Balanee due Troas'r Wm, Murray... 191 OS;
WILLIAM MURRAY COUNT* TKKABUPEIU
In aoeoant with llio Commonwealth of Penn-ylvania, for the year 1893.
KKTAILKII'S LICKX.SK. "
To amount of Retailers License 597 00 By amt re urned uncollected ~ 63 !>•
By advert ling costs 49 50
By treasurer s commission 26 70
liy State tr. as tier's receipts 457 80
° i) '' (lli 597 00
WIIOLBBALE LIQUOR LI. I:\sk.
I'o amt of Wholesale Lnjuor Liceusa $t)00 00 Treasurer's , mums ou 3tToO
By State Treasurer's Receipts 570 00
i _ $660 AH 600 00
~ - :—■ —:
IMSTILLKK'.S I.ICKNSK.
To amount of distiller's license 109 U0 By State Tr»isurcr's receipts 95 (0
By treasurer's commission 5 00
BILLIARDS and POOL and BOW LINO ALLEY LICENSE.
To auiouut of IdlUrd license $l3O tui By St ,t- Ti. .-uret's receipts 7! fun 50
liy Treasurer's commission 6 SO
' 1,: " 130 00
WILLIAM MURRAY, COUNTY TREASURER.
■n account vlth tl.e C, un y and the several Boroughs and Townshijs, for their, and each of
J " ie ' r proportion of License Money under the act of Jane I>9l for the year 1893.
BOROUGHS Total amt proportion Prop, to; Triar Paid toiPaid tefOae to) ~
Tnn . vllfi r i>c !i ""t 1 " COU, "' V h ' r "' s * i ""- euuut > - 9 l w - A twp. A Balano.e
TOWNSHIPS, money rc ' twps. boro's.
Cherry iwp $!••" «' 90 00 00 $22 50 50 j ; -. 42 „ n )i0 0#
Colley do 300 to 60 Oil 240 00 15 00 57 00 228 iO 300 00
! Dush.reb.ro 13on. 27 »On DllrO ot' 67 5 2..6 5n 1026 On 1350 00
Dn idsnn twj 300 00 riti tin 210 00 lj 01' 57 00 22S 00' 300 00
Korksville 150 On 30 00 120 On 75 > 2s 50 114 00 150 00
Ililisgrove 7:> 00 15 00 60 0> 375 |, 25 uo - 4
al'ortc boro 450 0' 90 00 300 0 , 22 5d 8, 51 842 On 450 00
I Shrewsbury twp 150 On 80 On 120 On 750 28 s;i 114 On 100 0#
Totals 3225 0(i 645 00 2550 00 Itil 25 612 7a 2451 On 3225 00
"he County Couimi.sinners in met. with Sullh.,n Couuty lor the year 1893.
DAN 11L W, 80 A N LI N: Byo.unty ord»ri drawn in 1893... 33# 47
To 80 deys oiliciil duties us per itun- B . ban! .nee due County cam, D. W,
ised bill rendered and audi ed,., 280 Oft Scaniin ' 1-j
To traveling exps. as p. r bill render
ed and auduod 61 .<J
ft""" mum
SAM (I Mi K. MeBKIDI: I '■> c umy ~rdi r.- drawn iu 1693 641 93
To 158 days offi i»I dutie-> as per
itemised t.ill rendered and audited 553 Oil
To traveling I*ps. as per bill rend, 88 9.. Account ba'.ances.
t*4l M
WILLIAM M. < IIEN K1: By .• uniy oidnrs d awn in I hU.i 482 50
To 123 days •Hi ial duties as per By 1»111 a,,, 1 , ■ due fount* commissioner
itewil d bill rendered an I Malta I 110 M X\ .M. ( h i iv p jg
To trukclio s - exps. as per bill rend, 52 in EI"3
EI "3 " n $483 00
Wei.e Mtmlfiiel Aalltor* nl thee unt. 1 .-,,11,, n. in ihe t , n,moi,w««]th r.f
do h.-.iy e.rt iv. that la puru,.,-,- „• the da tin -mi-se.i up„n u- bv the sever
Acts ol As-euiblv, u 111 the S. veral Suppleii.. ,t || r-t » did net ,t tl.e 1 . ui.tv 1 '..iiiiuissioa
ers' ,-ffi * n, ih Itomngh LsPorle ,-n Mend v.Jaiuay I 1891 it l.cin tile Srtt Monday
|Of Jenuery,) an arter organising ,ur Pna ~w. d 1 tbei, ,1 un 1 in,«t ut the same pl»ee ou
Monday th- Bth o»y Ol Jam ,ry II » wl.i I. ! te. . at. ».• mi met pursuant to adjourn
ment ai d did i roeted to audit aeju-t and stt. dth s. ml ,unts r, < ( uired so to be done
l»y us, by law. and that Me did 611 I the si,| I .*ver n | .ee nms eorr. et >1 dt ue la the best of
I o«r knowledge, irifnrmalloo and belivr, us the same are lully ai d s.peralely set lortb iu this
foregoing report.
Iu Testimony whereof, we lave hereuut set our hands and seals, at the . (Res aforesaid
this 19th day of Janu4ry A. D. 1894.
MOItiJAN tiAVITT. [smi )
IRVINII IIWKRI.Y, [»KAI. > County auJiinn.
M. ELLIS WILCOX. Ukai I
Att.,l: 11. T. DOWN'S, Cleik
Trial l.lnl l«r »>by l>r»a l*»l' poi'RT PR... LAMATIOS.
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leb. terui 1891. I'wi' Or|diai.> t nijrl mill C'ntnUlDll I'li-iw
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