Retail Liquor Licenses.
To State proportion of licenses. . .if 1,100.00 Hy state treasurer's receipts $1,049.00
By county treasurer's commission 51.00
$1,100.00 $1,100.00
Fish anil Game Fines and Licenses.
To ami. received for 2 fish basket Hy state treasurer's receipts SI.OO
licenses $2.00 By county treasurer's commission 10
$2.00 $2.00
EMVAtth L. SWERSHV, t oI'S'TV TkKASl'kKrt. "
In account with the County and several Boroughs and Townships for their and each of
their proportion of Licenses (under act of Junet>, 1891 >, for the year of
" " J Total anitl i'ropor'n| l'ropor'n| Trea*. | raid to l'uid to Balance.
License to Co. | Boro.and | com. | the Boro.and
Boros. and Twps. . . lteceived 1-5 Twps. l\ { /t | County Twps.
(!lierrv Township ... $ 07.1.00 $ 135.00 $ 510.00 $ 20.25 $ 130.95 "? 523.8(1 $ 1.75.M1
Col lev Township .. . 525.00 105.00 420.00 15.75 101.80 407.40 .'2.>.00
Davidson Township 450.00 00.00 360.00 1.1.50 87.30 .'{40.20 450.00
Dushore Borough .. . 1050.00 210.00 840.00 i11.50 203.70 814.80 1050...
Kagles Mere Borough 150.00 30.00 120.00 4.50 20.10 1111.40 150.00
Lanorte Borough .. .'IOO.OO (10.00 240.00 0.00 58.20 232.80 300...
Laporte Township . 75.00 15.00 00.00 2.25 14.55
Shrewsbury 'l'wp.... 75.00 1.i.00 00.00 -.!■■» 14 oS—O ' •'•00
$ ,;300.00|$ ««io.oo|s 2il4Q.oo|s Q9...|$ tilo.2<i|» 2.»i0.8Q|» .1.»»0..7
The County Commissioners in Account with the County of Sullivan for the year 1000.
sAarv 11 ' $500.00 Rv County Orders drawn in
To expenses ' !!! ..!!!!! 30.75 1009 • -*530.75
$530.75 $539.75
*sa.\ar? o . h h e .' $500.00 By County Orders drawn in „„„
To expenses 37.25 1909 .$5.,7.—i
$537.25 $537.25
To sahn-v K< ' S $500.00 By County Orders drawn In
To expenses ' ■ 37.75 1909 ..$537.7..
$537.75 $537.75
Üb\VAlii> 1,. SWIiUNIiY. cOI'NTV TUeasukek. " ~~ , ,
In account with the various Townships for Koad, School and l'oor blinds at the end of
the official year 1000. vi/ on .laminry 3rd. 191 Q.
~ I ltoad Funds. I School Funds. | l'oor Funds.
Ttnroiurhs and Townships. I I Hie Township. | I Hie Township. 11 )ne Township.
Cherry Township It
Coiley Township «'- ( S
Davidson Township 3.27 40.4.1 0.38
Dushore Borough 'no- iVj V.
Kagles Mere Borough . „n'2n 3t1'05
Klkland Township 4 -0.89 30.0
Porks Township •»}«■«<
Fox Township on 2'i r i 85
ilillsgrove Township 't7 : sti
I.a porte Township 30 99 2.07
l.aporte Borough ov> 02 119 8"
Shrewsbury Township 4140.87'$ TTOsfr
Total ltoad Fund* due township *jij.Vv7
Total School Fund due township «7444 "8
Total l'oor Fund due township '''
Commonwalth costs County dnrtng f,e year
esse* IBS : ff|
« \z\ |«
Malicious mischief. 11 May 1909 Joseph Boenlskey 10.30
SP" ra:iisss ;ysk, g
Suicide. Justice's Court John lloinuige y.-jilslol
SHEEP CLAIMS—-l'aid by the County in 1900.
I Killed. lln lured. 1 Costs. Damages. lotal.
_—_— T — s 15 4.50'$ 20.110 j 2TT.O
112. Rogels _ ~ QQ 57.00 00.00
Michael I'hilbin J, .^' (|() c) (to 12.00
William Kelly - 10.00 10.00
Ciias. Wank i - 4 00 fl.oo 10.00
Emanuel Stelner - , IIMI 12.00
William M. Keiley • - Ij'7s eioo 9.75
J. W. Frey 4r>o 15.00 19.50
•lames Dugan '" 3 ' 5() 5.0(1 8.50
Elmer G. Lawrenson , J , 4 '.,- 11.00 15.25
\aron Brown - .; a ' ( " 0 g'oo 11.00
W. P. Bagley ' ;{ 'ys 0.00 9.75
Allen Itlghtmire 5 o <> 10.00 15.00
.1. Irvin Miller - : ;! '- 0 0 O o 9.50
Kdward Yonkin , 5 25 24.00 29.25
Aaron M. Brown „ 3 '," 0 10.00 13.00
I. G. Cott ;> 300 5.00 8.00
Edson I'ardoe " 21 10 6.00 8.00
Vdam Beauniunk j.', ;i 88.00 91.00
John Taylor . ;• 50 5.00 8.50
John Blddle , A ;j r,o 27.00 30.50
Kdward Drake 112, 350 10.50 14.00
J. A. Bennett - ~ 325 15.00 18.25
L. M. Wilbur j 375 5.00 8.75
Allen Itlghtmire 3'75 8.00 11.75
Aaron M. Brown . 300 13.50 10.50
August Marshall , j 3 00 25.00 28.00
John Taylor { . 500 11.00 10.00
Patrick Cavanaugh i nOO 34.00 30.00
Adam Thrasher ' ' 3.50 «.00 9.50
Charles Taylor 350 (1.50 10.00
J. A. Bennett i i 4.00 8.00 12.00
Steward Brown 1 3.50 (i.oO 9.50
F. J. McDonald 305 10.00 13.25
K. E. McKay 3 3.00 12.00 15.00
ICmanuel Stelner j 3.50 10.00 13.50
F. J. McDonald ~ 300 10.00 13.00
\llen Itlghtmire 7 ; 3.50 4.25 7.75
M. J. McDonald .. . 4.00 9.00 13.00
llarvey Phillips J 2 5.00 30.00 35.00
John D. Ileiber , 1 3.50 0.00 9.50
K. Phillips 9 .. 4.00 10.00 14.00
H. R. Taylor 701 " " 501 $155.501 $592.751 $748.-i5
I
EDWARD L. SWEENEY, COUNTY TREASURER.
ir. n I'pnunt with the Collectors of County Tax for the year 1909.
__ Charged I l'ald In |Retur'dl Allowed! Allowed I Commls. I Coll.'s. I Balance.
.__ rv>iwtnrs I Amt. Amount I Panda Exona. 1 Rebate I Coil's Due from
Boroa. and Twpa. S XsTr * 254l>W$ 10tiU.20 II SCTST? 33.5S * *s9.ojfc 2542.2#
Cherry Twp Ueo. »V. Moßler... * 12 58.84 1038.54 $4.00 $145.71 38.81 31.36 ~-42 1258.84
ColleyTwp 8. M. Johnson. .... 1470 20 839.32 40.50 44.18 540.20 1470.26
Davidson Twp w 1324 17 1108.45 48.23 29.30 138.10 1324.17
Dushore Boro E. II- 1350 21 1257.14 2.25 6.30 60.90 29.62 1356.21
Eagles Mere Boro fclojd LMunhara. .. HIS.O:: 880.31 3.07 33.40 26.23 174.00 1118.03
Elkland Twp J Vnnk It. Ba "" • 805 21 004.17 9.30 5.05 24.42 22.80 228.41 895.20
Forks Twp V-'l'.l , , ~ 7, 100 211 5.44 3.10 32.31 141.11
Eorksville Boro B. C \iur)r>i'n ! > 550 60 490.10 5.56 19.150 15.37 19.97 3.1M. 550.00
KosTwp... tA' V..lv I S3l 01 002.45 32.00 15.03 17N.14 531.01
1 Illlsgrove Iwp A. A. Lll(l > ..-s - s U4O i:i B.IMI 100.48
I.iporte 15on> T. .1. KWI.T lonus" 7AI 77 ...... . 21.72 :K1.r.7 15.:»7 2.-.4.40 UM.sil
I.a porte Twp. Alwrenson " 1 i I 3Qii.2S| :i2.13[ 4.30| 12..V2 1.-..52[ .Toj
Shrewsbury Iwp <>eo. \\ . 1-aw r. nson. .i1 —<,.>40.2l |$ 53.301* —iMTfjilfS449.97 |S .;02.21|.« 2400.301$ 1331 1.1.0
HDWAKD i.. s\vi:i:xi:v. ror.vrv TIIKASUUEH.
In account with tin- fullectors of Slate Tax for tlx' year Hum.
—— Amount I Amount | ( 01. | itehate | Kxons. 11 me from)
Hnrns. nml Twps. rulleetnrs. V « !■»^^ J1 AllmvM| J Due rol] Itaiam ~
rii.-rrv 112 wi7: 'le... W. Mnsli'i' IS ?*£27l? 1*3.0 $ u oi.|? TTo.. $ •> 4..0 $ * -4--.,
Ciillcv Twp S. M. .10hn50n...... i 8.i..»- IVAlli t," I\\ * '/ A A
I>n vldson Twp ...\Vm M. Uohblns....' .69.03 06.00 ;■•;;;{ -577 ... 202^2
;g : |is 1, S 'lll
I-orksvllle Boio . ,v I , wi i«» •» ««• •* 7", if oil NP 74
»:v.v::.v::i u r M«?K:;i ':-.:«j7 '~ji ".«*::::::: 3.07
miisgrovi-Twp A. A. jjiHi.v ,i "s'-'s 137 ilr.s !!.'!'!!! .!!!!!! 4o.':is
I.a port.'Boro 1. Kei liil .'-i's v. «"i4 I'M! 2 9.S .80 05.0M
silViwsburv Twp. • ■ .'"ieo.'w. I.awr'eiis'im ■. j | .-11.40 l'-lto) 2.031 8.40 |. 5'.70
S.IILWSUUIJ I«1 y- , 1152.4Q $ 10111.141$ 34.111$ 5T03 $ 13.20|$ So.s2|s 4.ti<i[y; 1 152.4Q
KDWAItD 1.. SWEENEY. COfNTY TIIEASI'ItEIt.
In iieroii.it with I'olloclors of Hog 'l'ax fur llw year 1000.
Amount i Amount I Kclmtt* | Kxons.!l Miofrtnn| I
Burns, and TWJIS. C..11e,-lnrs. 11
7 ;S:"S r S3::::::: * ji f:::::::' nS
'Jip :SV 'JS 'rtiS::::::: 'i.
&W„?r-.-.-.-.« , r. , SSi;:::. ,:S &S Hi A t,
I'urksville r.uro 1!. W. I'aweeii 1 1.00 I ./J'
I'i.rks Twp luliii 1,11/.el ma 11 <1 11...011 00.2N 2.ti <• 4...00 11...
K3XTW'„V V -.'.v.1 A Va?".v.v::: I ffiKl 5" = :?J ri?.. . "'::::::: ff:j»
lilSS::"!"::.' "SI ].'!;• ' '».;«> imp.'.::: ;;;;;;
Slin»\vsbur> Twp. .. . < :«*<». NV. Lawivnson. .!| .?p.noj .>.»,< 4j l.il —r—
sll M >|.s ."»'J 1 .!M>| .f TTTTTTTjif TTTTTTT $ UO|s 7T» .!•» 11.»L.OO
State showing tin' amount of County. Statr, and Dog Tax clu«» from Collectors for tlio
year tOiMl ami previous years.
liiisl.ore I'.uruugli |<- S. II gl.tn.ire js;;s ? 53.77 sis: $ 2.4jTp I !>
1',.1-ks; Tnwiisliiii Ileiirv Kichliu 181K# I.S»J «••»«' ,
i a\idsiin Township ! !.' . f'TJ' IShJ " s -!l •■ 00 1 40
i:.igles Mere Borough M K. Brink V.O( 1C.40
l'..x Township A. D. .iekersnn IS
Ilillsgrove Township .fames Duller - . 4,0.
llillsgruve Tuwnshlp .lames Duller 10 3 4... M 4.0
!!ipu7le T..w^hhl ,ip .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: !iSS 4 ":T!!::::::: •" V.ii :::::::::::::: \u
i 'lk'^nd'Tuwnshlp' 1 . I '. .' •••' | iVuihm'"sny.lei-' ' ''' i• • Jj'OO j|l
fifflSS: a MfT! 1 ..::::::::::::: SS;-... ::::::: 2: g
( I.lley Tuwnshlp S. M. .Inhnson 10"i :: -."J
liiilsgruve Township A. A. I.iwly V-'l'il!
Cherry Township |'ieorce W. Mosier 2;!"1} •>•>.oo -• • riiMf
rullev Township S. M. Johnson loos >o.l >O.l
I iivldson 1T..1. Keeler Ot.s 3.4 . 1. 4.4
Dusl.ure Bnrnugl. H. 11. .Mnyer I9OS 8..0....... 1.00 9.10
I'urksville llorough It. W. I'llWcelt lOIIS 41. •.•>.•>! '•J ;' 1 .
llillsgruve Township A. A. I.ndy 1008 _».4.00 .. . . . oAft im
Cl.errv Tnwn.ship tieurge \\. Musler 101.!. ■ ._ 4...1u 1.i.00 •
rullev Tuwnshlp S. M. Johnson 1000 .42 14. 10 ■ <i-
Davidson Tuwnshlp Will. M. Kohhlns 1000 ..4020 l-'4.ou 4.60
Dusliure Borough C. 11. Mnyer 10..0 135.10 5.77 11.00 Ui.H,
i:iklaml Township Krank li. liarnos IJMMI li4.ini ..»<» -io.i»
Knifes Men* Ho rough I'loyd Dunham 1!MM»
Forks Township .John O. Mt/.olman IJMM» 22H.41 2.01 4'».on i -'
Korksvllle Borough It. \Y. Kaweott ;12.:il 11.ll.iHi uo.li
i'ox Township S. I'. Morgan I!MM> .'l.imi I 3.00
Ilillsgrove Township A. A. hmly l!Hi!» 175.14 : 40.0n j , 4
l.aporte Borough T. .1. Ket»ler lonO 100.4S 8.1.» V-V 9'/.
l.aporte Township (ieorge Kargt* l!>o«i 2.~>4.40| 4.i«» i 10
Shrewsbury Township <Jeorge \V. i.awrenson I I'.MMM • 7o| | . ! .i u
jj |sL»o4."».io|si27.o.s|soo:.\r»4(f 4.<;o| .ii.'.o.ii,
EDWARD L. SWEENEY, COUNTY TREASURER. I ln
ln account with the various Collectors of previous yours for Tnxon ptild to him during the* yoar 1009.
Collector. | Duo Co.|l*d.Tri»B| I>and I Kxons. Coll. Anil. |
Boroughs and Townships. Year.|last audj in 11)01)| Retu'd | Allo'd Com,
ESSIesHSIere "Borough ................. . M.E7Tlrlnk 'TTBO(JTS 17.40 $ " 5.001 1$ HEWf? 17.40
Colley Township Hansom Thrasher .... 1005 8.00 8.00 8.00
Cherry Township Geo. \V. Mosler 1007 4.00 4.00 *^*9^
Forksvllle Borough H. W. Fawcett 1906 5.90 4.48 1-48 . _5'5S
Elkland Township H. K. Fawcett 1007 1.(8.8:! 120.27 0.5(1 138.83
Forks Township O. 11. Bird 1007 10.30 10.35 19.35
Forksvllle Borough B. \V. Fawcett 1007 38.16 38.10 38.16
Cherrv Township Geo. W. Mosler 1008 073.03 020.00 11.04 35.00 073.03
I>avlilson Township T. J. Keeler 1008 101.04 05.00 1.25 4.40 101.04
Dushore Borough E. 11. Moyer 1008 272.04 202.15 20 0.00 272.04
Elkland Township 11. K. Fawcett 1008 520.04 518.05 7.00 520.04
Forksvllle Borough B. W. Fawcett 1008 03.07 13.30 70 <9.01 08.97 ;
Forks Township O. H. Bird 1008 109.01 109.01 190.01
Fox Township 8. 11. Morgan 1008 .20 .20 .
Laflfirte Borough T. .1. Keeler 1008 117.00 09.25 34.05 13.70 117.00
Laporte Township George Kargc 1008 10.40 10.40 10.40
II |s22-7.13 2005.46 $ 35.90|$ 30.051$ 12.03 * 142.70 *22277171
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
l'aid Samuel Cole, labor aud hard
ware ¥172.52
Paid A. 11. Buschhausen. mercban
dise 20.49
Paid .1. L. Smyth 8.08
l'aid John Gumble, repairs on wind
mill 2.50
Paid Guy 11. Crosslcy, labor 10.55
Paid T. J. Keeler for cement 1.40
Pnid The 11. B. Smith Company,
repairs for heater 157.50
Paid John Hassen, Sr., team work.. 10.45
*384.4.'
SHERIFF'S COSTS.
Paid to Jndson Brown conveying
Stanley Witkoski to Eastern Peni
tentiary 180.5"
Paid to Judson Brown conveying
I'eter Striwey to Huntingdon Ite
formatory 86.0
Paid to Judson Brown on ix-neh war
rants for September and December
terms, 1008 33.00
Pnid to Judson Brown, serving no
tices on supervisors 8.10
Paid to Judson Brown, sheriff's
costs 178.85
$304.01
COUNTY BRIDGES.
Paid E. E.McKay for labor on coun
tv bridge in Fox $ .90
Paid 11. E. Heinbold, for labor on
county bridge in Fox 1.35
Paid Win. Stackhouse for labor on
county bridge 3.00
Paid Isaac Shoemaker for labor on
county bridge 4.50
Paid C. 11. Nye for labor on county
bridge and nails 9.00
I'aiil J. L. Rogers for labor on
couM.v bridge and spikes 2.00
Paid J. W. I.alrd, for labor on coun
ty bridge ami lumber 21.00
Paid A. L. Dyer for labor on county
bridge and lumber 220.73
raid C. W. Sones, for lumber.... 121.8i
Paid L. I. Campbell, for building
abutments 1.i0.00
Paid <>. J. Williams for cement.. 2.>.3.i
Pnid James Myers for plank and
hauling 13.. 8
Paid Montour Steel Co., bridge at
Mud Run 170.00
Paid Samuel 1 building
fence and temporary bridge 12.00
Paid Nelson Mereilitli Co., plans and
speclflcatlons 25.00
Paid A. E. Botsford & Son, lum
ber, nulls, hauling and labor. .. . 10.00
Paid Win. tl. Rogers, shingles, in
specting county bridge 04.'_,>
Paid Geo. Vogle, cement, nulls, haul
ing ami labor 3i.00
Paid W. & N. It. It. It. Co., freight ;3.2
I'aiil Charles Taylor, plank 12.40
Paid W. F. Randall, plank 120.00
Paid for bridge views at Mehoopany
and Little Loyalsock creeks .11.00
Paid Sullivan Review, publishing
bridge proposals 0.7.»
Paid A. Buchanan for placing side
walk and 1-2 price for bridge 859.50
Paid Inspecting county bridge at
John Carroll's l—.iO
$2^577.20
BURIAL OF SOLDIERS.
Paid to It. C. It. Kschlnka for
burial of Charles Schoek $.>0.00
INQUESTS.
Paid to Dlbllng & Martin for burial
of John l'auschlusla Jtj.l.oo
ASSESSING AND REGISTERING.
Cherry Township i,,
Colley Township J r'J iV
I inshore Borough -lA'.
Davidson Township - 1 ,
Eagles Mere Borough JJJ'J
Elkland Township OK'??
Forksvllle Borough
Forks Township '° J-
Fox Township
Hlllsgrove Township 1.0.M
Laporte Borough 33.55
Laporte Township 83.58
Shrewsbury Township 06.83
$1,500.26
SPRING PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Win. G. Johnston & Co., books and
supplies $65.00
F. M. Crossley, delivering ballots. . 12.00
Valentine Robe, delivering ballots.. 12.00
Win. 11. Rogers, delivering ballots. . 12.00
Bernlce Precinct 18.50
Cherry Township 16.30
Colley Township 15.20
Dushore Borough 17.50
Davidson Township 14.00
Elkland Township 15.10
Eagles Mere Borough 15.60
Forks Township 13.40
.''ox Township 1
•'orksviile Borough 13.50
uiiporte Borough 11.00
ilillsgrove Township 15.-10
Jamison City Precinct 13.40
i.aporte Township
Lopex Precinct r • • 17.65
Mt. Vernon Precinct 14.00
Ricketts Precinct 14.50
Rlngdale Precinct }f-;0
Shrewsbury Township 1«>. i0
George Streby, printing ballots.... 44.40
Charles Wing, printing notices.... 7.25
Win. P. Shoemaker, computing votes 0.00
A. 11. Buselihausen, computing votes 5.00
Thos. E. Kennedy, copying registry
list and computing votes . 53.01
$500.06
ELE< 'TION EX PEN SES.
Item Ice Precinct —-
Township $40.85
General 30.50 77.35
Cherry Township—
Township 33.16
General 31.10 04.20
Colley Township—
Township 33.88
General 36.80 10.08
Davidson Township—
Township 38.42
General 34.80 73.-2
Dushore Borough—
Township 35.10
General 33.00 00.00
Eagles Mere Borough—
Township 35.22
General 32.60 67.8_
Elkland Township-
Township 34.42
General 33.70 68.12
Forksville Borough— _ _
Township 35.70
General 31.00 OO.iO
Forks Township—
Township 35.80
General 34.80 70.60
Fox Township—
Township 37.04
General 32.70 70.34
Ilillsgrove Township—
Township 31.78
General 30.00 62.68
Jamison City Precinct —
Township 31.18
General 28.30 59.48
Laporte Borough—
Township 24..>0
General 24.00 48.50
Laporte Township—
Township 31.21
General 30. i0 01.9-
Lopess Precinct —
Township 33.-8
General 34.30 07.»8
Mt. Vernon Precinct —
Township 31.90
I General 29.00 00. JO
Ricketts Precinct —
Township *vM~ ...
i General 30.50 00.1-
' Itlngdale Precinct —
. Township 10..
I General 30.40 00.02
1 Shrewsbury Township —
> Township 34-66
Goneral 33.10 67.70
: Paid A. Walsh, computing election
returns • • 10.00
• Paid Ravmond Kschnlka, computing
election returns 10.00
Paid Sullfvan Review pub. election
proclamation • • 60.00
Paid Sullivan News Item, pub. elec
tion proclamation and printing
ballots ••••••• 134.50
Paid Frank Lusch for care of ballot
box 1-5°
l'aid I*. P. Martin for care of ballot
box 150
l'abl J.L. I/Owery for cure of ballot
box * 150
Pnid P. P. Martin for cure of ballot
box 3.00
l'aid Frank MeMolin, advertising
election 4.32
Paid Jerome Reed, advertising
election 4.00
Paid E. W. Meeks. advertising
election 18.00
Paid E. W. Meeks, repairing mid
placing booths 1 -»o
l'aid i«. S. Eddy for livery 3.00
Paid Republican News Item for
priming ballots 35.n0
Paid A. Walsh services as return
judge :*■" 33.92
l'aid Gazette and Herald, publishing
election proclamation 00.00
Paid Miscellaneous account for Gen.
Election ; 10.00
$1,045.39
GRAND JURORS.
February Term. 1909 $1.»4..»6
May Term. 1000 1 ii-
Sciitemlier Term. 1009 177.22
liccetnlier Term, 1909 101..>4
$ 635.08
TRAVERSE AND I'ETIT JURORS.
February Term. 1909 $441.80
Mil) Term. 1900 !if
September Term. 10119 1.10.1S
llecemlH'i' Term. 1900 ? 400.10
l'aid John I lassen, Jr., boarding
jurors 3.2.1
"$2240.85
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Paid to Sullivan Review :
l'ulilising election and court
proclamations 0.1 30
Publishing bridge proposals
Pnid Gnxetle and Herald:
Envelopes and receipt books 4.00
Stationary, treasurer's office. . v 12.1-•
Slutiouer\ .county superintendent's
office ISi '"
Publishing court calendar, trial
lists and appeals < 00
Publishing bridge letting 2.011
Publishing annual statement >O.OO
Publishing trial lists and court
proclamations I.VOO
Publishing trial lists anil court
proclamations 6.00
Paid Republican News Hem :
Publishing court proclamations,ap
peals. etc SI-75
Stationery for offices
Stationery and miscellaneous blanks 33.05
Publishing annual statement • ■ • 50.00
I'ubllsliing court ciileiuhir and
miscellaneous blanks 34.1^'
l'lililisliing court calendar, etc... 10.75
Stationery for offices 20.15
l'aid Win. G. Johnston & Co.: —
Blanks anil election supplies.... 105.0.1
Paid Fred Newell:—
Subscriptions and auditors' report,
1907 57.011
$066.55
POSTAGE AND TELEGRAMS.
I'ald Charles L. Wing. P. M. : t
Postage $ --0-
Postage and box rent 3.00
Postage 10.00
Postage >•""
$20.02
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Pnid 11. G. Pillips School Supply House:—
Hooks, etc $ 2.70
I'ald Win. G. Johnston & Co.. supplies 13.10
Paid Raeder Blank Book Printing
Company : Blank Books 4.50
Paid Geo. T. Deegan for legal cap ,
paper .50 I <
$20.80 ®
STATE PENITENTIARY BILLS. !
Paid Eastern State Penitentiary : ■
Support of Peter Withoskay, 100!*.$ 64.05
Support of Barney. Shlnosky, 1909 04.05
Support of Stanford llently. 1000. . 45.15
Support of Mike llopsln. 1000.... 64.05
Support of John Berserage, 1000. . 04.05
Support of George Vnnßuskirk, 1000 04.05
Support of Toetleld Machulsoy, 1000 10.45
Support of Claude Vanhorn. 1900.. 16.45
$308.30
STATE ASYLUMS.
Paid Danville Asylum :
Support of Michael Zebroskl slOl.ll
Support of Frank Mornlngstar 08.25
l'aid Warren Asylum :
Support of Harvey McKay 91.25 ]
$200.01 '
JAIL EXPENSES.
I'ald to Mrs. It. Morgan, washing for 1
prisoners, etc $ 25.33
I'aiil to Judson Brown for iionrillng
prisoners 170.40
$195.73 1
FUEL AND LIGHT.
I'aiil to Atlantic Itclnilng Co., for
oil $ 35.50
Paid to Judson Brown for c0a1.... 24.17
l'ulil to Randall & Sclniad Bros, for
coal 98.04
l'uiil Northern Anthracite Coal Co.,
for coal 165.(Ml
Paid to Waiter Spencer, hauling coal 15.00
Paid to G. S. Eddy, hauling coal.. .10.32
$357.00
TEMPORARY LOAN ACCOUNT: PAID BY
COUNTY ORDERS.
Temporary loans, paid :
First National Bank of Dushore. .$2,062.50
Discount 37.50
Interest on SIOOO.OO payment. 5.00
First National Bunk of Ijiporte.... 991.67
Discount 8.33
$4,005.00
COUNTY COSTS.
Paid to E. J. Mullen, Esq., for ren
dering opinion $5.00
l'aid by K. W. Meeks for shooting dogs 3.00
SB.OO
FIRE CLAIMS.
l'nid to E. W. Meeks $715.80
l'aid to J. W. Laird 287.30
l'aid to Win. Walsh, deputy 27.20
Paid to C. M. Shaffer 5.8."
Paid to Frank T. MeMolin 200.50
$1,326.65
MAD DOG ACCOUNT.
Paid to Bernlce Store Co. for
two horses $200.00
Costs on same 10.04 210.64
l'aid to Peter L. Messersmltli
for one horse 50.00
Costs on same 3.00 53.00
Paid C. ll.Jones for one cow. 25.00
Costs ou same 5.00 30.00
$293.04
STATEMENT SHOWING AMOUNT OF
STATE TAX AND INTEREST ON IN
DEBTEDNESS PAID BY TIIE COUNTY
IN 1009.
To amt. of Interest paid on judg
ments and interest bearing or
ders $592.07
To amt. of Interest on lirst series
of bonds 1320.00
1 To amt. of Interest on second series
of bonds 200.00
1 To amt. of state tax on indebtedness 181.02
1 $2,293.00
1 BORROWED MONEY STATEMENT.
County judgments In favor of: —
Mrs. Elizabeth Sick $1,000.00
' Percival Wentzel 3,000.00
Mary E. Hoffman 940.00
1 Mrs. Grace Magargel 2,000.00
Patrick Hannon 1,000.00
1 Mrs. John Wright 1,000.00
' $8,940.00
1 BORROWED MONEY STATEMENT.
County Orders Iteming interest in favor of:
: Mrs. E. E. Wrede * 800.00
Bovd I'. Bennett 4,216.50
' Mrs. Ellzalieth Sick 750.00
Ida M. JCaner 500.011
1 Henry Buhl 1.000.00
Fred W. Peul 1.000.00
1 .Mrs. Kale Sick 1.000.00
1 ("has. W. Schower 2.000.00
Mrs. Ellen Carroll. < 1.800.00
$13,066.50
STATEMENT SHOWING THE BONDED
1 INDEBTEDNESS OF SULLIVAN COUN
TY ON JANUARY 3, 1910.
1 To amt. of bonds outstanding liear
ing interest at 4 per cent $33,000.00
' To amt. of bonds outstanding bear
ing interest at 5 per cent 5.000.00
; $38,000.00
SURCHARGES.
' Due from county commissioner* of
loos, jointly, for overpn.ruient,
1 Order No. iili favor of F. W.
Buck $ 1 •"••42
' STATEMENT SHOWING THE ACTUAL
INDEBTEDNESS OF SULLIVAN COI N
' TY ON JANUARY 3. 1010.
1 Itoiuls outstanding $38,000.00
Liabilities iu excess of resources. 14.120.45
Actual Indebtedness of Sullivan
1 County $52,120.45
Commonwealth of l'ennylvaniii, County
of Sullivan : ss
1 We. the undersigned auditors of Sullivan
, County, do hereby certify that in pursuance
of the various duties imposed upon 11s by
11 lie several acts of General Assembly mid
, liii' supplements thereto, we did meet at the
office of the County Commissioners 111 tin'
1 court bouse of the Borough of Uiportc. on
Monday, the tblnl day of .laiiuury. A. D..
1 l'.llo. lit being the lirst Monday in .lanu
-1 my) and did commence to audit, adjust
1 mid settle the several accounts of the
county treasurer. county commissioners
■ and all such as are required of us by law
for the year loo'.l; and did continue so to
1 audit, adjust and settle the said accounts,
subject to adjournment.until this date when
we completed Ibis, our Annual Report : mid
, we further certify thill the foregoing ac
, counts are correct 10 (lie liest of our
, knowledge anil liellcf. as Hie smile appears
, audited and set forth in this report.
11l testimony whereof we have hereunto
, set out hands and seals this 20th day of
, January. A. D.. 1010.
D. F. MCCARTY IHKAI.L
G. ELDAAII WILCON isKAI.I.
W. It. MASON ISKAI.L
County Auditors.
E. D. THOMAS, JR., A SUICIDE.
Son of Brig. Gen. Thomas Shoots Hlm>
■elf at Colorado Springs.
. Colorado Springs, Col., Mar. 14. ,
' Earl D. Thomas, Jr., 30 years old, a
' son of Brig. Gen. Earl D. Thomas, com
mander of the Department of Colo
rado with headquarters In Denver',
1 tired a bullet Into his brain In hla
room at a local hotel and died Instant
1
TRENTON CUR MEN
WIN ML DEMANDS
Business Men Force Settlement After
Day of Riot Ending In Prob
able Double Murder.
Trenton, N. J., Mar 15. —A double
■hooting, as a result of which one man
will die, marked tbe ending of the
Strike of employees of the Trenton
Street Railway Company, the men get
ting practically all their demands.
At least fifteen men were injured
during the rioting. Three strike
breakers are In hospitals, one Is sup
posed to be drowned, having been
thrown Into the Assanplnk Creek by
a mob, and five are In Jail.
Trenton business men brought
about a termination of the strike. The
men get Increased pay—twenty-three
cents an hour —the abolition of an ob
jectionable "swing" system and the
substitution of a ten hour day; the
reinstatement of all employees dis
charged for union activity and an
agreement to arbitrate all future dis
putes.
This ends a two days' strike that
has been the most serious In the city's
history. The victory for the men la
due largely to the fact that publlo
sentiment was universally behind
them. Haidly any one rode in the few
cars that were operated during the
Strike.
BTRIKE HARD ON MERCHANTS.
Philadelphia Business Men Plead for
Peace.
Philadelphia, Mar. 14.—The United
Business Men's Association, which la
composed of merchants whose trade
has been hurt most by the general
strike, put several peace movements
In motion this afternoon.
They voted enthusiastically for
every plan suggested from an appeal
to President Taft to the threat of a
receivership for the Philadelphia Rap-
Id Transit Company.
The big labor movement has result
ed In the granting of certain conces
sions to workmen in at least two of
the big industrial plants of the city.
At Baldwin's Locomotive Works,
where the sympathy strikers succeed
ed in bringing out 2,211 men, accord
ing to the company's statements, the
men have been granted a half holiday
on Saturday.
Cars are now running in greater
number than since the strike began.
Washington. Mar. 14. —President
Taft was appealed to to use his good
officers to stop the general strike la
j Philadelphia. The appeal came In a
telegram from E. E. Greenwaldt,
President of the State Federation ol
Labor of Pennsylvania.
2,000 IN PAPER TRUST STRIKE.
Third Brigade and a Troop of Cavalry
Under Orders.
Albany, N. Y., Mar. 14.—Gov,
Hughes and Brig.-Gen. Jamea H.
Lloyd, commanding the Third Brigade,
National Guard, conferred regarding
the threatened situation caused by the
strike of the employees of the Inter
national Paper Company throughout
the State. It Is understood that all or
ganisations in Gen. Lloyd's brigade
are practically under waiting orders,
including the Second Battalion, Tenth
Infantry and Troop B (cavalry) of Al
bany.
J. T. Carey, President of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Pulp and
Paper Makers, said at Watertown that
there were 2,000 employees of the In
ternational Paper Company on strike.
INSURANCE AND BALLOONING.
Claims May Be Collected If Flights are
Only a Diversion, Says Court.
Denver. Col., Mar. 14.—1f ballooning
Is Indulged In as a diversion, insur
ance money may be collected in case
of accident or death, according to a
Supreme Court decision to-day in a
case to recover $2,000 Insurance upon
the life of Frank Van Fleet, who was
killed in a balloon accident at Grand
Junction.
LIEUT. JANNEY KILLB HIMSELF.
Wife of Infantry Officer In Manila Sees
Him Do It.
Manila, Mar. 15. —Lieut. Clarence
M. Janney of the Twelfth Infantry
killed himself with a pistol In the
home of Lleut.-Col. Ames at Fort Mc-
Klnley at a dinner party before a
dance. There were present at, the
time Mrs. Jnnney, Lleut.-Col. Amea
and other officers.
Lieut. Janney, It is said, left the
dinner table, having become angry at
something, and left the house. He
returned In a short time and fired his
pistol into the air outside. Then he
re-entered the house, flourishing his
revolver and shot himself, standing
near the dinner table.
Second Lieut. Janney enlisted In
the regular army from Virginia In
1903, when he was 22 years old.
KILLS TWO AND HIMSELF.
Farmer Clubs Father-ln-Law, Cuts
Wife's Throat, and Shoots Himself.
Ithaca, Mich., Mar. 14. —As the re
hult of a family quarrel. In which his
wife took sides with her father, Wil
liam Davidson, a farmer living near
this place, struck his father-in-law,
I Julius Teot. with the butt end of a
shotgun this afternoon, killing him in
stantly. Getting a razor, he cut his
wife's throat, and after making sure
■he was dead blew out his own brairis.
A nine-months-old baby sleeping in
an adjacent rcoui pot Inlured.
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