THE REPUBLICAN.
" FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, I*Bo
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Pay the printer court week.
The first winter of the season.
Our candidates are industrious.
The blacksmith is putting in full
time.
The greater part of our snow fell
on Sunday.
"'ic pedestrian has the right of
-emove the snow.
se court February 17th.
erm, February 24.
i girl who promises her
hand also puts her foot in
■>er of Laporte, is visit-
Wilkes Bane, this
lore, was trans
te couuty scat,
and Mrs. Merrit
te twp., on Wednes
, a son.
m of Scranton, was
usincss callers at the
Wednesday.
the best men and retain
cience—as white as snow.
, great Scott, where are we
This Friday is St. Valentine's day.
Of course the usual number of tender
missives, as well as horrible daubs,
will burden the mails.
James McParlane is stocking his
mill yard at a double quick gato.
He has engaged nearly all of the
teams liireable in this vicinity.
Lincoln Day, Wednesday, Feb. 12,
was observed by the Young Men's
Republican Club of Williamsport.
Governor Hastings was the orator
of the day.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the residence uf Mrs. Andrews
Saturday, February 15th, 1596.
Mrs. J. H. Spenoeb, Sec'y.
The new Evangelical church at
Nordmont is nearly completed. The
building is a pretty little edifice and
will present a neat appearance when
completed.
Ex-County Treasurer, Wm. Mur
ray, of Cherry, was circulating among
old friends at the couuty seat, Mon
day. Billy is just as young as he
ÜBed to be.
The Lyon Lumber company lias
purchased several thousand feet of
hemlock logs of W. C. Mason of
Laporte, and will transport the same
to their mill at Tivoli oyer the W.
& N. B. R. R.
James Gainer of Cherry twp.,
•while at the county scat transacting
business, Monday, called at the Rk-
PDBLICA office. Come again, .James;
you are always welcome.
Vf: A. Kennody and wife of La
porte, are the proud parents of a
new born daughter. It came to
town on Thursday Jast. The Mrs
and baby are as well as could be ox*-
pected. _________
Many instances of affection of the
heart due to tight lacing have recent
ly been noticed by the medical
journals. A word to the wise ought
to be sufficient. Loosen your corset
■trlng "gals" and breathe easy.
Judge Dunham is holding a special
term of court at Tunkbannock this
week. Judge Dunham is well liked
aa a judge and is Kept busy a good
part of his time. Last week he as
aisted Judge Peck at Towanda,
Tba first step in the enforcement
of the compulsory education law
will be kept this spring, when boro
ugh and township assessors must
anroll all children betweeu 3 and 13.
Thaae lists will eventually reach the
achool teachers.
Snow is about seven inolies deep
and the lumbermen are working day
and night. The Lyon Lumber Co.
of Williamsport, expressed a large
■apply of lanterns to their camp at
Nordmont, Saturday. We presume
for use in skidding logs etc., at night
time 1
A pleasant eveut of more than
ordinary interest was the mum social
held at the home of Miss Fanny
Finkle's, last Friday evening, under
(ha auspices of tbo Lndies Aid.
There was a full attendance of our
young people, and the evening was
past quickly with the many diver
aions indulged in. Tho most pre
senting feature ol the evening was
the excellent collation, and the gen
eral disposition of merriment, and
the two ladles that kept perfectly
•♦mum" the entire evening.
E. J. Flynn and Harry Miller of
Jamison, were calling on friends in
Laporte, Wednesday.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Goodhue of Jamison, on Monday,
February 10, 1896, twins, two boys.
Married.
Mr. J. T. Brady of Jamison City,
and Miss Lena Lewis of llillsgrove,
were married at Bloomsburg on
Tuesday, February 11, 1896. The
Republiacan extends congratula
tions.
The question ot perpetual motion
has been solved by a populist genius
thusly: Rags make paper, paper
makes monej*. money makos banks,
banks make loans, loans make pov
erty, povertj' makes rairs. rags—well
you stop right here ana commence
over again and keep ongoing until
the cows come home. .
A bill has been introduced in Con
gress authorizing the payment of
SIOO,OOO to any person who shall
prior to 1901, construct an apparatus
weighing at least 400 pounds, that
will safely navigate the air at a speed
of not less than 30 miles an hour,
of carrying passengers
and freight. Will a Sullivan man
receive this prize ? _
Elmira complains of a scarcity"oi
pennies. So do we, says the Law
rencoville Herald. We not only
complain of a scarcity of pennies
but also of nickels, dimes, quarters,
halves and dollars; and if some of
our subscribers don't pay up, we
shall complain ofu scarcity of shirts,
soup, beef and breeches as well.
11. W, McKibbins, proprietor of
the Commercial Hotel, Laporte, has
sold his personal property to Tlios.
Bcahcn who lias leased the hotel
stand of W. A, Kennedy, and will
take charge of the same next week.
Mr. McKibbins is looking up other
quarters and it is reported that he
contemplates leasing the Obert
Hotel in Dusliore. Mr. Beahen is
of Laporte, and his many friends
here are of a solid opinion that lie
with his estimable wife will conduct
a first class hotel.
It is reported that an eight-foot
vein of good coal has been found on
the Stevens tract of land, above Elk
Grove. Wo arc informed that par
ties arc endeavoring to lease the
land, but that the owners refuse
unless a clause is inserted binding
the leasors to develope the mine and
continue operations from the date of
leasing. If the report of finding
such a large vein of eoal there, is
true, Elk Grove and Emmons will
yet become lively, booming towns.
Bentoi. Argus.
\ Log Driver l>rowin>«l.
Geo, Bahl, a member ot the firm
of Jiali) Bros., of Overton, who are
engaged in stocking logs for tbe
Emory Lumber company, of William
sport, was drowned early Friday
morning in the Little Loyalsock.
This sad and appalling occurrence is
quite a parallel with that of one
year ago, when one, by the name of
John Powers, met with a similar
fate at about tbe same place, six or
seven miles above Forksville, on the
Little Loyalsock. Mr. Buhl at the
time of the accident, was engnged
in breaking a landing that extended
nearly to the centre of the stream.
George, with another brother of the
firm, were both out at the extreme
end, rolling tbe logs oil into tbe
rapid current, when suddenly the
whole body of logs was lifted by the
water, and with a crash, was carried
off in the boiling current. George
was on the lower side of the mass
of logs, whilo his brother happened
to be at the upper side, and was
fortunate enough to reach shoro by
his own exertion in securing a hold
on a portion of one skid yet remain
ing. The unfortunate was instantly
precipitated; he, however, succeeded
in making fust to a log and was
still clinging to it when last seen by
his friends, who were on more solid
footing at the time. They shouted
to him, to leave the log and swim
ashore, as he was considered an ex
pert swimmer, but as ho did not
avail himself of this opportunity, it
was conceeded that he must have
been overcomo with cramps. All
efforts to rescue proved futile, and
when given up as lost, the services
of the Dittman Bros., export divers,
of Williamsport, was immediately
secured, in hopes of recovering the
body. Their search on Saturday and
Si inlay proved of no avail and with
another attempt on Monday, gave
up the effort, lie has not yet been
found.
Deceased wa-i 11 model young nirui
<tml enjoyed the friendship of nil
who know him. Tlio Ituhl Hro».
have been engaged for the past three
year* iu stooUiii-j this stream with
logs and floating the mime to a cer»
tain point along the Uig Lovaltook,
near Fork*»illo. His untimely death
was Had ntiwa to liis relative* uuil
friend#.
In justice to the signers of the
remonstrance against granting a
liquor license to Charles H. Seeley,
of Forksville borough, we publish
the following list of names.
Names of real estate owners are
marked with a star, (*).
VOTERS.
Chrts. Nye*, Sylvester Lane, pastor of
M E- church; John Fleming*, E. W.
Snell*, Jotau Pardoe*, G. W- Snyder, A.
Collins* J. W. Rogers*. Otis Warburton,
F. B. Glide well, J. R. Fleming* C. M.
Osier*, G. A. Rogers, M. A. Rogers*, W.
0. Rogers", F. 0. Sclianbacher, Frank
Hannon*, D C. Huckcll*, J- L. Snyder*,
D. C. Roe, W. F. Randall*, C. W. Sclian
bacher, J. Lyman Snyder, B. W. Fawcett.
NONVOTEnS-
Sirs. Anna F. Nye*, Victoria Gaunt.
Clara Nye. Loie Baldwin, Mrs. YanFleet*,
Mrs. H. S. Collins*, Mary Whitely Snell*,
Laura I'ardoe. Bertha Fleming, C. M.
Huckcll*, Mrs. John Fleming*. Mrs. Mary
Snyder,Blanche Fleming, Sarah Molyneaux
Mrs 8, A. Snyder*, Mr. Collins, C. W.
Conrad.Cora Sclianbacher,John Warburton
Fanny Rogers, Ellen Cott, Mrs- Dcllie G.
Fleming, Ivy Glidewell, Mrs. M- B- Glide
well*, Alice E. Osier, Fnny Osier, E. W.
Smith*, Abbie Rogers, Esther Clark*, An
na V. Rogers, Mrs. S- A. Randall, Mattie
M. Lane, Mrs. B. W. Fawcctt,Sadie Schan
bacbt-r, Mrs. F. C. Sclianbacher*, Mrs
Frank Hannon, Mrs. W. P. Randall, John
Randall, Mis I). C. Roe.
Mtts. Mary Snyder, Sec'y-
W. C. T. U.
"Tile'Wcretary of the Forksville W,
C. T. U. has^i?ojl' ven us for publi
cation the names of persons who
have given their signatures H? t ' ie
Seeley petition, requesting a liceul®-
Were we to publish this list, the re-,
suit would be unpleasant for us and
we cannot perceive wherein it would
lie of any benefit to any person.
The court is the only relief and of
course both the remonstrance and
petition will be heard by this tri
bunal. What the newspapers might
say with reference to the matter
would have no effect upon the court,
hence, were we to give the names of
the petitioners and bondsmen we
would do away with their good
friendship and would be of no earthly
good to the cause of temporance.
Yes, we shall be obliged to refuse
that part of the communication
space in our columns, but gladly
give space to the remonstrance. We
hope to oilend no person or persons
in this matter. — [El).]
A. T. Armstrong of Jonestown,
was transacting business at the
county scat, Tuesday.
Republican Committee Mectiug.
There will be a meeting of the
Republican Standing Committee for
Sullivan county, held at Laporte, Pa.
Saturday, February 29th, 1806, im
mcdiately after the adjournment of
County Convention for the purpose
of receiving the report of committee
ou rules, and acting on same, and
for the transacting of any other busi
ness which may come before the
committee. Following is list of
committeemen.
Berniee—C. 15. Watson,
Cherry—ll. G. Hoffniaster
Colley—Wm. Allen,
Dushore—John H. Cronln,
Davidson—D. 11. Loruh,
Elklund—ll, W. Osier,
Forks —Win. Bird,
Forksvillc—J- W. Rogers,
Fox —A H. Kilmer,
Illllsgrove—J. C. Christian,
Jamison City—J. W- Harvey,
Laporto boro—F. IT. Ingham,
Laporte twp—YV. J. Low,
Lopez—o. 11. Jennings,
Mt. Vermon —Warren M. Edkin,
Shrewsbury—E. V. Ingham,
A full attendance is desired as the work
for committee is of great importance to
the organization.
F. P, VINCENT, Chairman.
Mventut Koli««.
Notice is hereby given that the following
applications f<>r license have been duly
filed and the same will be presented to the
Judges ot the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Sullivan county, on the 17th day of
February A. D. 1806, at 2 o'clock p. in.
HOTELS.
Dennis Keefe - - IHsuoUK BOIIOUOH.
Henry Obcrt do
Richard Cummuskey, do
John Pyne, do
Thomas MahafTey, do
A. L. Johnston, do
William Collins - - Cranny Twi».
James Conner, do
John Daley, do
Charles E. Jackson, do
John MeOee, do
Ernestine Seeiuan, do
John C. Schoad, do
John E. Gross, do
Henry W. McKibblns, LAPOBTE Bono.
Rttssi-I Karns, do
Smiihgall & Sick, HILLSOBOVR TWI*.
.1 anus 11. Keefe, do
Charles 11. Seoley, FOHKSVII.i.k BOKO-
Moses C. Miller, LAPOHTK TWP.
Jeremiah Stackhousr, SIIKKWHIICIIY TWP.
!C. Poalojr. Jt Win. Vanbuskirk, do
Pboebv E. Matrarglu, DAVIDSON TWP.
Daniel 11. Lorah do
J. M. Kline do
I'cnnlugton Brothers, do
Jeremiah Dcegan iV A Farrell, COI.I.KV.
.1 elferson T. Jackson, do
Charles F. Ilunsingcr, do
Frank L. Kicked*. do
MERCHANT DEALERS.
William Onlel - DIKIIOHK UOMO,
Luwrenee I). Finnn d<>
EATING HOUSE,
Robert McQee, do
Mrs Ma'garut Conner, do
Patrick Ibiley, do
J 'dm II Yonkln, do
Frank W. Gallagher LAPOKTK BORO.
Charles E. Jack" >n, CIIKIIIIY Twp.
I James Muraii DAVIOMH Twp.
Martin L, Hrown, COI-LKT Twp.
DISTILLERS LICENSE,
j John Seliaad, CIIKKHV Twp.
I BREWERS und DISTILLEKS.
Lenord Hubert, CHKMHY TWP
W J LAWRENCE, Clerk (j. S.
Clerk'* Office, Lapoile i'tu, J»u. W, 1100,
Annual Statement
Ofthe«^" —
Expenditures of
Sullivan County for the year
1895.
ANNUAL STATEMENT of the Expendit ires of Sullivan County for the year 1895.
Assessing and Regi.lotlng 886 »| Brouebt Forward
flnnnfv Bridtfca 779 01 Constables Returns to Court 20j«o
iHationery and Blank Books 893 02|Insane Asylujs-Warren 93 57
Printing and advertising 4f13 2oi Danville .
Freight and cxpressago 59 40 Sheriff's Cost, summoning Jurors eto laS ..8
Auditing aot. of Proth. for '9l 15 00 Boarding Prisoners »»
County Institute 1»* Expenses «■» »»
Mount Vernon" polling place 4 00; Postage and Telegrams 1« • 1
Jury Commissioners and oicrk 140 70 .Jail 1 hysician ................... .
P.othonotary and Oicik of Courts... 212 65 Conveying prisoners to Penitentiary 214 8J
Court Crier 11l 00; Eastern Penitentiary bill 05 70
Costs on account of judicial contest | Burrial of Soldiers... 36 «0
pa;d in 1895 2052 98 Refunding Account 1- 33
Costs on county suist 182 93 Janitor... •••••• '
County Commissioners 1188 50 Attending Heater 118.00
Commonwealth costs 830 19 " Shoveling snow... 3.09 221 85
Cmnmiwiniiers'counsel 50 00 Repairs to Public Building 1- 80
Commissioners' Clerk 500 P0 Corn's. expenses to Stato Convention 100 00
Court Renorter 680 10 County Auditors, Clerk and Counsel 174 90
Court Expenses.:::::::so 59 i< er /a prisoners 20 00
Sheen Claims Paid 202 25|Safe for County Treasurers c.flieo 145 00
Bounties 248 OOi'lrading, seeding of court hours Sqr, Oil 4J
Interest on'Sorrowod Money 840 58 Cost or Sewer •••••••••;• *®" O J>
Interest on Bonds for one year 1320 00 Stone pavement around courthouse 345 80
New Court House 6700 44 Expenses of new well at courthouse I<l 80
Traverse Jurors 2394 86 Haid for and en account ot L»porto
Orad Jurors 770 12, poor - »»;; *\ ««
I'aid oE "ei^Triat."''Lorali's' indebt.' 1013 57| Agricultural Society for Year lt>9s 100 00
Fuel and $ 23 > »»| Total $28,27 . «
Financial Condition of Sullivan County for the Year Ending December 31, 1895.
LIABILITIES. RESOURCES.
Ami. of County orders at Interost Amount to bo refunded by State, of
issued prior to 1895 12,232 99 State Personal tax for 1895 viz:
Amt. of county orders at interest 3-1 of $735.92 557 50
•Usued during 1895 9,500 00 Amount due from collectors for 1895
county orders outstanding ! and for previous years 5121 97
* % interest 1,033 90; Amount due froui Henry Tripp, for
A # B »JMW O townships by the Co. Jury fees for ISB9 24 00
I \Ex-Treos. Lorah 044 92 Amt. of halance due the county on
on ace . money still duo judgt. No. 62 Feb. T. *9l against
m ' 0 e ® on same account 209 23 Jacob Lorah via: debt and interest
& T "* on to September 23, 1892 4705 19
duo Stuto fokj o||o at 4 mi|la 132 0() Amt (luo from c E J. p.
negotiated, jris.f' state Personal forfeited recognizance in 1893 50 00
Amt. pue Stato r. 735 92 Amt. due County by Fox township
tax tor year 1 P()0r Dhtrio f. 93 57
Total 24,004 02 Amount due County by Laporto
borough Poor District 41 09
Amount due county by Laporte boro
one-third of co*t of sower 123 01
Amount due county on nolo of P.
' -r»hy 25 47
J-' aurctiuigcu
1894 .. 21 82
/The county holds tho notes of vari
ous persons for Commonwealth costs
which amount to the sum of $1075.-
09, which the County Auditors con
sider valueless as resources and do
not therefore include them herein )
Balance in hands of Co. Treasurer. 314 37
Liabilities in Excess of Kofouroe
(Dxclubivo of bonded indebtedness) 13,403 03
24.604 02
corNTY OKDH& ACCOUNT.
Amt. of County Orders outstanding Amt. of County Orders redeemed by
on December 31 1894 12,480 11 Co Treasurer during 1&95 26,014 04
Amt. of County Orders issued dur- lAiofc. of County Orders outstanding
ing year 1895 30.454 38; on December 31 1£95,.„ 22,920 45
$48,934 49! $48,934 40
REDEMPTION Ft ND ACCOUNT.
To Amt. of Redemption Money ill ,By Amt. paid out by Co. Treasurer
hands of County Treasurer as during tho year 1895 7 74
shown by la-t audit 50 01 li.ilaiioa in hands of Co. Treasurer 42 27
To amount received during 1895... 1 sso
sso 01 __ $ 50 01
A. L. SMITH COUNTY TREASURER.
In Account with the Collectors of Stato Tax for tho year 1895.
BOROUVJ HS ANDj | Amt. 112 Amt. I Col's. | Rebate due from
TOWNSHIP. j COLLECTORS. ; Charged. Paid In. Com. Allowed Coll. Balance,
I Cherry? F. W. Mittendorf! 69 s:.- 00 00 186 315 482 69 83
Colley/. J.P.Allen.. j 23 II ... ..I ... 23 14 23 11
Dushore Borough... C. 8. Reitmeier...j 229 801 168 01 510 881 47 23 229 So
liavi bon ...'.James Moran ... 99 27 91 -I; 2 82; 490 I 99 27
Elk! ami j Wheeler Plotts ...j 43 40 10 00 12\ 2 1041112 1 4:1
Forksville Borough'Charles Nye i 05 84 37 29 116 1 9<> 25 44 65 84
Forks | Henry Kitohlia.. 60 60 47 39 1 ißj 2 49! 920 60 56
Fox A. Dickenson j 140 129 4| 07, 110
Hill-grove ... Charles Haas 45 40 30 00 1 24] 2 05' 317 45 10
Laporte Borough... T.J. Keeler | 58 51 *• 54 14 182 2 55; 5S 51
Laporte Phillip Knrge 25 so' 23 49 73 128 25 60
Shrewsbury Mathew Taylor...! 20 60, IS 35; 48j 81 j 3 96' 20 60
| Totals $ 742 87 $ 577 48 %1805 $ 30 26* 117*08 $ 742 87
A. L. SMITH COUNTY TBIABURSB.
In account with tb j Collectors of County Tax for tho yoir 1895.
BOKOUQHSI | Amt i Amt. r 1 m Rebate Collet'«■ Due
A\l> COLLECTORS. .churged Paid In. o o Aliow'ii Com. from Balance
TOWN' IPS. ■ £" • Coll' r«.
Cherry P. Mittendorf... 1881 29 1001 24 1 * ' 3 20 35 5S S2l 16 ]HS 1 '>9
Colley I. P. Allen ! 920 45 145 00; j 704 4 02, 709 19 920 46
Dushore boro C. S. Heitmeier... 9J5 27 0:11 25 g I .1.1 23 19 ,'i2 271 27 95.i 27
Davidson .... James Moran ... 1377 19 900 Oo ® 47 it7 in 42 401 40 1377 iu
Elkland Wheeler Ploits ... 1041 811 791 07 >' 32 fl:i 21 01 190 49 1041 80
Forksvitte B. Charle(i N.ve 201 81 119 .'IS 5" 512 417 133 19 201 81
Forks Henry P.itoliliu... 810 12 All 9.V J 1 28 00 22 15 114 3d 810 12
Ko* A. Dickenson 457 20 245 Brt; 930 11 11 192 99 <57 20
llillsgroTO ...[Charles Haas 040 22: 590 mi! | 31 II 18 26' 80 040 L' 2
Laporte boro T.J. Keel t 407 89' 339 10 16 84 13 72 12 35 80 88 407 «V
I.ap .rtJ Phillip Karee ... 300 77 2I J2321 71 - 750 727 51 00 300 77
Shrowsbnry.. MathtW Taylor... 1000 11 008 00j i 32 03i 21 22 278 s>o 1000 II
i Total 10129 18 10395 03 37 55 >275 23 204 27 3317 10 I0I?9 Im
A. h. SMITH COUNTY TRBASUHBtt.
Iu uecount with the Collectors ol Dog Tax, for the yuar 1895,
B'iKOUll Hti, Auit. Amount Kebato iollVtrs' Due |
AND COLLKCTORS. ch& <?d. i'uid In. I. e Allowed. Coiuin. from llalauce
TWPi. ! I? 3! Colle.-'r,
Cherry ..... F. Mittendorf 159 Do 61 00 * 5 321 180 V< U;t, 169 00
Colley 'J. I'. Allen 6.1 76 p.? 63 75 03 75
Dushore boro C. 8 Keitiueycr. 1 31 60 UO9 » 51 31 20 V9 .11 60
Davi'laon jJames Moran..... 75 Oil 37 51 190 121 34 32 76 Oil
Klklanl Wbuolor Plotts ...; 94 50 40 00 1 210 123 61 17 til 60
Forksville 11, t'hirles Nye | 9 00, 1 | VOO 000
Forks Henry Hitehlln...i 81 76 38 00 148 118 41 03 HI 75
Fux A. Diekerson I 48 75 21 6n! I 70i 80 25 76: 4H 76
llill'grove ,„|Cherle« Ham 1 34 40 25 00| 135 77 7 38 1 3| 60
l.aporte boro T. J. Keeler 16 76 12 01 | 19, 60 2 99, 16 75
Laporte Phillip Karge 28 60 091 38 21 21 On 28 60
Shrewsbury.. MathcW Taylor... 43 60 25 00 136 17 16 3s 1 43 jo
Totals 112 088 60 t 270 6» 13 2.1 Bvo I 38V 69 112 fin- 60
tittteinent showing amounts of Htate, County and Dog TuH'* due front the vsrious Colleo
tots lor Hi. year 1895, anl for previous yean.
UOUOUUUB AND , jltaU Tax ( vaijr sas'Uog 1 X
TOWNSHIPS. 1 COLLUCTOHB. Year. Auit. Duo. Amt. Due. Ant, Due. Totals.
Cherry Township ... Michael liallagher IHBB 27 20 133 Hi ]g| | j
Cheiry do F. J. M.'Doi.ald | ]>ivi a 06 8 46 11
Forksville Boruugh 11. W. Gilbert ...... 12 00 ] ij „ n
LaporU do N.C. Maben | ; I an |„ Jj
David>un Township W. M Kolililns |KU2 .ill 00 M
Celley do P. A. Wallh ........ |KV,I 10 07 ll.'. 74 )U „|
Cherry Township ... H. Mittendorf |KVI *3 ttu 169 4» (.6 62 2V vo
Colley do Oahr.l lluumano t73 70 62. so 03 ||| 'in
Davidson de James Moran I j 20 36 231,1* ~n Jc, '| o
Forks do P. P. Meal,l iu | 60 12 66 12
Fill do A. Diekerson i 21 V* 3* 21 M
Foiksvtlle Bomugli Charley Nyo 1 j 39 36 21 II on jj
lltllegrove Towusbip I'hailes lla.s 6 00
Shrewsbury Tw| Mathew Taylor... .. 219 41 16 H ..j M
cherry do K. Mlttei.d .rf l«Uft 182 821 16 92 93 t >U 9o
Culley Township...... J. P. Allen I 23 14 7«> 19 6.1 :»
liavl'lsm do Jaiues M»ren ] 4,11 40 34 ;tgj 4 | 4 :
Dushore ll<>re*lh O. M. IMnn«y.-r ... 47 2;i 271 27 2o vy| iy
Klhland Tewnehip ... H'h««l«r P|ot»#., , l 3 |vo tii i,| 17! '24; j«
?e* do A. Dieh.r.on ! 192 99 2» 75 «1« 74
Forks do Henry Hlleliliu j u2O ||4 30 41 04, ~ w j,,
Forksville Borough...'Cileries Nye : ! j 4 44 133 jy tuu ...
lllHsgrove Township Char es llass I j 3 17 K6 J 3a
Urorte do Philip Karge 51 06 21 no ..
Laporte Ilerongb .. ..'T. J. Keeler ! **. J ifl J! ,'t
Shrewsbury Township Math.w Teylor .... 3 96| 2T» 2oi |6 3«j ;vs «•
119 47' 4281 19 $ 0*779 ttJtt Vt
A. L. SMITn, COUNTY TREASURER.
In account witli various Collectors of previous years f< r Tax acoounta paid up and settled
during the year 1896.
BOKOUGIIS COLLECTORS. Yrs. DuT~Co. P<L Co. Lands Exon'. flolct Still Bal'noT
AND "'WPS last audi Treas'9s Ret' n. Al'wd Com. due Co.
Choiry Twp. M. P. Gallaghor 18S8 101 15 161 16 181 IS
Laporto boro. F. W. Gallagher 1889 8 fll 8 «1 8 SI
Cherry Twp. F. J. McDonald 1891 129 10 118 00 . 11 10 129 10
Forksvillo B. n. W. Gilbert ... 12 00 12"00 12 0#
Laporto do N. C. Maben 30 19 36 19 38 19
Laporto Twp. Phillip Karge... 1 35 1 35 1 Bft
Davidson do Wm. M. Robbins 1892 30 00 30 00 30 00
Cherry do J. W. Me.Mahon 1893 13 21 10 fil 270 13 21
Davidson do Theodoro Mcneor 31 00 25 09 687 31 95
Dnshore Boro. C. W. Champion 192 38 168 97 23 41 192 38
Collcy Twp. P. A. Walsh 164 81 30 00 134 81 164 81
Hillsgrove do Charles Haas 3 93 3 93 3 93
Cherry do F. Mitterulorf... 1894 1325 65 963 06 32 97 50 96 18 77 259 90 1325 06
Colley do G. Bauman 317 79 105 00 20 61 12 30j 2 50! 11l 38 347 19
Davidson do James .Koran ... 669 07 332 76 ! 821 338 10 6«9 0T
Dushoro Boro. Willis P. Mosiur 112 -16 120 96 1 00 20 50| 142 49
Elklaud Twp. Wheeler Plotta... 189 00 102 63 11 41 14 94 | 189 00
Forks do F. P. Soanlin... 309 68 231 481 338 822 6 481 00 12 309 63
Fox do A. Dickcrson 251 82 192 99 19 45 11 32 4 70, 23 36 251 82
Forksvillo B. Charles Nyo 108 03 63 00 ! j1 00 44 63 108 03
IJillsgrovo T. Churlus Haas 48 71 20 00. 123 05' 609 48 74
Laporto do Phillip Karge ... 57 99 29 82 15 83 12 31 67 9»
Loporte Boro. T. J. Keelor 39 76 39 76 1 I 39 70
Shrewsbury T Mathew Taylor... 210 79 97 90 31 18 13 00 200 72 05 210 T»
Totals 4192 13 2774 58 141 86 230 95 13 66 1201 08 4492 15
A. L, SMITH COCNTY TREASURER.
In account with tho sovoral Townships, for Road Funds, for Taxes rcooived on Unaeated
Lands, for the yoar 1895
BOROUGHS AND Amount Amt due Arot due |Pd. out, Treas. Due Duo
TOWNSHIPS. Received, Twp. 00. Tres. Total >by Tres Com. Twp. Trex
last audt lust audi : |
Chorrv Towuship 81 76 1 98 86 7-1 122 08| 6 10 41 44
Colley do 342 10 4 98 347 14, 391 79 19 59 04 24
Dufihore Borough 313 313 297 16
Davidson Township 581 5S 10 581 48, 065 50 32 28 110 33
Elkland do 40 13 112 41 25 10 ... 2 ... 74
Forksville Borough
Forks Township 193 22 41 00 | 237 82 251 47 12 57 26 22
Fox do 11l 49 798 149 47 100 ... 5 ... 44 47
Ilillsgrovo Twp 140 09 1 08 I 147 77 180 50| 9 33 48 06
Laporce Borough .•••••«•• 95 05 I 06
Laporte T0wu5hip......... 506 30 | 26 01 480 26 175 48 25 08 20 30
Shrewsbury do 706 48 1 45 j 707 93 714 3) 35 71 42 00
Totals I 60 371 20 14! 2783 04 2950 16 147 82 44 52 359 40
A. L, SMITH COUNTY TREASURER.
Tn account with tho soveral Townships for School and Building Funds, for Taxos rooeirod
from Unseated Lauds, for tho year 1895
BOROUGHS AND I Amount Amt duo Amt duo |Pd. outlTreas. Duo Due
TOWNSHIPS. Roeo'vd.| Twp. Co. TrosJ Total by Tros Com. j Twp. Treaa
last audi last audt
Cherry Township 61 19. 228 j 60 47, 50 ...' 250 13 97
Colley do 45C 10 529 ; 461 39 300 ... ! 15 .... 140 39
Dushoro Borough 713 713 6 981 36 21
Davidson Township 232 58i 403 228 55 237 50 12 08 21 03
Klkland do 21 71! 235 19 39 20 ... 1 12 17J
Forksville Borough
Forks Township 92 74, 21 48 114 22 100 ... 6 .... 922
Fox Jo 212 21 100 213 81 50 ... 250 101 34
llillsgrove do 78 23j 45, 77 78 70 .... 352 420
Laporto Borough j 11 I 11' 11
Laporto Township 379 76 62, 379 14 350 .... 18 63 10 61
Shrewsbury do 470 91 24
A. L. SMITH, COUNTY TREASURER.
In acoount with tho several Townships for Poor Funds for Taxes rocoived from Unseated Land
fur the years 1895
BOROUGHS AND lAint due Amt duo iPd outjTroas. Duo Due
TOWNSHIPS Heco' vd. Twp. Twp. Total by Trs Com. Twps. Treaa.
last audt last audt
Cherry Township 30 51 i 33V ! 33 Bii! I 33 80
Colley do ; 57 II 31 j 68 22j 50..., 250 572
Dushoro Borough !
Davidson Township i 232 58 12 27 244 85 200.... 10 ... 34 85
Klkland ' 5 05j 101 0 09 | ; 009
Forksvillo Borough I
Fork.? Townshil j j 2 041 2 94 2 94
Fox do I 141 51 78 OS! 219 59 179 50 898 31 11
IMlsgrove dv i 58 97 93| 59 90, 50 .... 250 740
Laporto Borough I j 2 48' 2 18, 2 3lj 14
Laporto Townshij
Sherwsbury do j I 481 I 4 81, 458 23
Total i 520 03 100 71 i 032 71 486 42 ! 24 35! 121 97
A. L. SMITH, COUNTY TREASURER.
In aooount with the County of Sullivan for the year ouding I'eoombar 31, '95.
To Balance in bands of county tres. |By Bint, of county c rdors redeemed
as shown by the audit lor '94 5743 26 during the year '95.. . 20,014 04
To amt. received from ono Bon 1 By Treas commissi, u thereon 1,300 70
! (new series) negotiated 600 ...by amt. paid Stuto treas. tax on
To amt. received from county corns, j bond to Jon. Ist 95 833 000 at 4in. 06 ...
Borrowed money WO ... By ami. of reden.pt. mouey paid out 7 T4
To unit, received from cello-tors f.r Hy Treas. commission thereon 39
the year '94 and for previous yours 2774 5* By amt. of interest paid on bonds vit:
To amt of county tix reeei. od from $33.000 at 4 percent 1320 ..«
unseated lands during '95 1608 09 Treasurer's commission 00 ...
To amt. received from county's pro- By balauce in bonds of Co. Tress.
portion of license money 726 75 County money 272.10
To ami. received from State, being Redemption monoy 42.27 ' 314 87
tho refund of 3-fourth of '94 tax 545 42
To amt. received for fine and costs
Leverton 63 ...
To amt. loceivod from ex-Sheriff
Utt for jury fees 12 ...
To aint. recovered from Davidson
twp. school district overpaid to
them on Lorah account 297 45
To amt reed, from collectors for '95:
State tax 577.48
County •' 0295.03
Dog " 270.08 7149 19.
(Vint, received form Fox twp. act. of
Harvey McKay 179 50
29.089 24 *29,089 24
A, L. SMITH COUNTY TREASURER.
In account with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for the yoar 1895.
RETAILERS' [meieantile taxj LICENStt.
To amt. of Retailer's Lieuiso 502 00 By aint. returned to slate as uncol
leetithle 7 00
By costs of advertising 64 09
Hy state treasurer's receipts 416 69
By Treas. commission at 5 per cent 24 79
502 00 602 00
WHOLESALE LIQDOB LICENSE.
To amt. of Wholesale Liquor Lieei.sj S4UO 00, By Stale iauiurer's iteeeipu 380 00
By Treasurer's com. at 5 percent...] 20 00
•400 00 1 400 00
- : . a
DISTILLER'S LICENSE.
To amouui of distiller's license 100 oil Hy State Treasurer's receipts 95
lUy treasurer's commission 6 ...
100 00 100 09
BILLIARD LICENSE.
'To ami. of Billiard Licsnsts 120 001 ily State Treas. receipts 114 09
By Treas. eolumissiou at 5 per cent 0 09
120 00 120 9*
A. L. SMITH COUNT? TKEAriI'KEIt.
iu account with tiie county and th> several boroughs and townships for their and eaeh of
their proportion of lioetise uwuty, under the aet of Is 1 JI, for the year 1594.
IIOHOI'IIIIH AND IF ET !£■ IfitJ IJI !IF Ijiil
j j S| I'? m1 if 111 I]!'—
- • C S.3 i. - a AI: s. 2.-* ' * j
Clierry T wo.hip.., tl"« ... 120 ... t«o , ,10 ... 11 ( 1 OOO"!?,
(V.lley do .. .17j ... T6 ... .100 ... MJS 71 25 2*6 ... 37 69
lluahnre n >ro«gh ... 1400 ... 300 .. IJOit ... 76 2*6 mo ... 140j
llatidsoo Township,.. 100 ... (tit .... 210 IJ . ij 100
HHl'g'ert do ...! ISO ... so ...' ISO ... 7 3* 4#' 114 Itl "
forkisille UoMUgk... 150 30 ... I2'l ... 740 2a b* 114 ... IK
Uf'rt' •••! 449 ••• 90 ... Sflo ... JJ .'.O. Hi 60, 342 ... 469
Upon* To*n.hip ... "6 ... II ... »U ... 3 76, 14 ?* 67 76 ...
Mhtrafbvry H» ... H IsO ~ II 261 41 76} 171 ... 126 ...
Tot (Ml i *' 26 ... T«4 .10 At ... |«| 11 710 74 1907 »«•» .y
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