Wanted!
Girls to learn Cloth Picking
and Winding;.
Enterprise S ilk Co.
IENNSYLVANIA. UAH 10 P
BUFFALO & ALLKURE - V VALLEY
DIVISION.
Low Grade Divisi i.
In Effect Nov. 27,1704.
RAr.rw.Mtn.
ni.f . . A. M.!.. M A. I. . V I- M.
Pittsburg. I i i; ;i l .;n!' : ;,
Bed Hunk ... ii n 4 t . - "
Lavrsoiilnmi . . I;; I! I h o
New llctlilchcm 8 :o 0 -JH 11 I 4M , I '.
Ouk Rhino...... it v., !i .... r i-
Mityoort ;, ,i: id ;; II I ;. m ; i:
rjuuiuioivllle . .. 5 4'i iii.i: 12 ni s li ,v. '.'
Hrookvllle tin". 11 In 12 21 :;;.''!. :.'
lows, tti hi H! Hi) ;." rm t'.i :i
Fuller t6 2.1 Ml 2(1 fis in 'i;
Ueynol'lsville .. u :t.i 114! IJS ill:. 9 . ii
I'ltucoiist tii 4il HI 4:i tt Si H
Fulls Creek U .':i lift: I 1" U itti In U.i
Dullols 7 0l2iii I Jj 114H lo l."
Bubula 7 12 1 37 u Til
Wlntorburn .... 7 25 1 .V) 7 In
Penntleld 7 30 I 5.1 T l.'i
Tyler 7 :c 2 IM 7 2 1
Boiineuctle 8 ill 2 29 7 47
Grunt 8 11 12 !W t7 M
Driftwood $ 8 4" .... $ ;i U" ( 8 2')
A. M. r. M I'. i. 1'. M I' H.
Trnhi9.il (Sunday! leave" Pll t sbutft" (H it. m..
Red Hank 10.55 Hrookvllle 12.26, UcyiloliNvHl.
12.311, Fulls Creek 1.1 1, arrives llultols 1.20 p.m.
WKSTWAItll
No 108 No 106 No 102 No. lit. Nu.ilO
A. M, A. M. A. M. I'. M. I'. M.
.... i 5 fill Ml 10 .... J fi Sit
.... 6 lli hi ;w .... til 111
.... II 2.i 11 4.1 .... 0 2;i
.... 6 id 12 12 .... II si
.... 7 00 12 2D .. . 7 04
.... 7 0.1 12 2."i .... 7 10
... 7 In 12 .111 .... 121
t) l)."i 7 ilo 12 ;".' J;-. 00 7 3".
o 12 7 .v. i i.i i in ; 12
tn lii tfi ii tr ir
U HO 8 0 1 211 fi 27 7 5
tli 41 tS 20 .... 18 4 1 tx i:
HI 64 tS .ill tx l.
7 Hi s ;i.i l :.il ii oo h in.
7 20 8 49 2 0) 0 l.i 8 47
7 37 9 IK ;2 21 0 :ii II a.
7 4i in i ; ... r. :ii ii ii
7 31 H 20 2 ill tl 4.1 jj 11 20
H 21 H 47 3 (HI 7 11 ....
8 3.". 10 Oil J 20 7 i" ....
11 l.i S12 ar $ 3 30 (ID ....
A. si. I', in. i. in. I'. M. p, M.
STATIONS.
Driftwood
Grant
Itennczette....
lyler
Pennlleld
Wlntorburu ....
iSabtiht
Pit Hols
FitllsCreeW
PllllCOtlst
ltoyiiolilsvllle..
Fuller
Iowa
Itrookvllie
riunimerville....
Mityport.
Oukltlilje
New llothlehcni
Lawsonliitm
Ked Bank
Pittsburg
Train 9.12 (Pundity) leaves llullols 4.00 p.m.
Falls Ureek 4.07, Keynolclsvlllet.KO, Hrookvllle
4.50, Ked Hunk 6.20, I'lttshurt! ii.iin p. m.
On Sundays only train leaves Drill worn lit
8.20 a. in., arrives IiiiHols w oo a. in lieturn
lng leaves Pullois 2.00 p. in., arrives Drill
wood a.40 p. ni stoppinx at inloi mediate slit
tlona. Traln9 marked run dally; i dully, rxeept
Sunday; t llax station, where sIkuiiIs must be
shown.
Philadelphia & Erie Kiillroad Division
In effect Nov. 27th, 11)04. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
EAST W AIM)
8:04 a m-Traln 12, weekdays, for Snnbnry,
Wllkeslmrre, Ila?.letim, l'litisvllle.Si'iunion,
HarrlsbuiK and the Inteiineillule Ma
Momi. arriving at I'lilladi'lphla ii:2il p.m.,
New York,ll:ai p. m.; Haltluniie.il U0 p.m.;
Washington, 7:1.". p. m I'lillinim I' trlor ear
from Wllllamspiirt to I'liilnileipliia ami pus
Benger eoaehes from Kuue to l'iiiitili-i.hi;i
and Wllliauisport to Hulilinore a.m Wa.-li
loKtiin. .
12:50 p. m. Train fi, dally for Smiliury, Ilur
rlstmrx and prinrlpi.! iniertnei luteilutl, ok,
nrrlvlnir at I'lniiulelpliiu 7::' p. ni., ew
York 10:211 p. m., Hult imoro 7:i )p. in., Wash
iiiRton :;(." p. in. Ve-itlhule parlor cars
and passenirei eoa. lies, Huilal lo i'lilluilel
phlitauJ ushlnKUin.
4:00 p. nt. Iruiii it, ,luily f.-r llar
rlsliuri? nnd lntermedinle' luiiins, ir
rlvin at riiilndelplila 4:2il A. i ..; N.iw York,
7.1H a. m.; Haltlniore, 2.20 it. ni : Vn-.liln;nou
d.oii a. M- i-uiiman fleenn : ems fi
leitiam In
.. M.
ur , Marr.s
i, ai rlvlnv: ill
' York, 'l.it.i
M. on Sun
iiliu.lun, :.i
from Kiie,
eipl.la, a oil
1 I'-eni.ei
Harrls'uurir to Pliiliidili.liiiL u. I v,.,.b
i uuuiieipniu paseuyers c:i
Blceoer undisturbed until 7:il0
11:05 p.m. Ti .tin 4,daily for Sin
bure and In-ernn-diuto Htiit.liv
1'hllaOi'lpaia, 7:17 A. l.; Ni
A. M. on weeK.days nud 10.11.1
dayj Kulllmore, 7;i:i A. M.; Wh
- A. M. Cullman fdoepers
nil Wlllliimsport to l'liiln
n'llliamsnoi l. to Wiihii. im
coaches from Erie u 1'lnli-.lelphlu, ' i"nd
vy oiiuiurtpori tu natrimore.
WKSrWAIil)
i:82 a. m. Train 7, "dally for UuiTiilo U,
Emporium.
:41 a. m. Train 9, dally for Erie, KhU
way, and week days for Dullols, Cilenn nu
and priiiciiitl liileime(l!atestai,!niH.
K:60a. m Train 3, daily for Eile and Inter
mediate points.
:45 p. m. Train 13, dally lor Huifalo la
Kmporluin.
6:4Sp . ni. Iruiii 1, weekdays t .r liane mill
Intermediate si at Ions.
JOHNSONUUKQ UaILUOAU.
P.
a as
11 29
H 23
U 20
3 12
H 07
2 Ml
2 40
2 20
m.
WEKKDAY8.
ar Clermont lv
Wood vale
Qulnwood
Biuiih's Hun
lnstanter
Stralu'ht
Glen Hazel
Johnsonlmri
lv Itidgwayar
a. m.
10 4ft
. 10 43
. 10 411
. 10 52
10 511
. 11 Of
. 11 l.i
. 1 1 :i:i
. II 30
Kidgway & Clearfield UailkoaiT
and Counections.
WEKKDAT.
7 ;io 2 io -9 20 "arHldewaylv
I CM
1 03
7 01
B67
1 47
S 4it
tl 38
t 83
a 80
8 10 12 33
1 58
1 49
140
1 37
1 27
1 U
i'l5
1 10
09
9 00
8 33
8 SI
8 47
8 37
8 34
8 SO
8 23
8 20
8 08
a.m p.m. p.m.
II 30 12 01 4 03
7 01 12 01
7 10 12 17
7 15 12 22
7 111 12 20
7 23 12 30
7 .12 12 40
7 37 12 43
7 41
7 45 12 54
4 15
4 23
434
4 38
4 4s
4 33
.4 57
5 01
1 no 5 or.
1 25 5 20
Mill Tluven
troy land
Sin i;is .Mills
Blue Hock
Carrier
Brockwavv'I
l.lllM'M JfMls
MeMinn Suit
Harvevs Hun
lv Falls C'kar 7 50
lv Dullols n r 8 111
8 30 115 6 53 arhallsCk lv 7 33 1 15 5 10
8 1ft 12 52 8 UK Kcynoldsvillo 8 OS 1 211 6 27
6 89 12 24 6 0S Hrookvllle 8 35 1 511 6 00
4 50 11 44 g20 NewHethl'm II 20 2 as 6 45
4 03 11 05 . Ked Hunk 10 00 8 20 7 23
1 SO 9 00 . lv lilttKburcar 12 35 S 30 10 00
p.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
For time tables and additional Information
consult ticket airenis.
W. W. ATTERUUUY, ,T. I. WOOD,
Gen'l MannuiT. Jias. TntMcMcr
GEO. W. UOY1J, Gen'l Passenger Agtl
pITTSBURG, CLAKION & SUM
. MERWLLE RAILROAD.
Passenger Train Schedule. First Class Trains.
llally except Sunday, connecting with P. U.
U, Trains at Summervllle.
OOINO EAST.
Clarion, leave,
Ht.rattonvUle,
Waterson,
uorsir
No.l.
7. 50 a.m.
8 011
8.12 "
8.2(1
fcumiiiorvllle, ar.8.40
No. 3.
11.10 a.m.
11.20 "
11.32 "
11.16 "
12.00 '
OOINO WEST.
No. 2. '
fiummervllle, lv, 8.33 a.m.
Corsica, 9.14 "
Waterson, 9.30 "
Stratlonvllle, 9.43 '
Clarion, arrive, 9.35 "
No.S.
4.15 p.m
4.2U
4.:ih p.m.
4.53 p.m.
6.15 p.m.
No. 6.
12,20 p.m. 6 20p.m.
12.38 " 6.3tl "
12.49 " 6.411 "
1.(4) " 7.00
1.10 " 7.10
No. 4.
In effect October 17, 1H04. For f urt h ir Infor
mation address the Company's general oilice
at Urookrille Fa. ,
1!. M. Matson, I'leslilent. 11. 0. IIeacii, Vice Pres. A. 1). Dkkmkk, leu l'res.
II. L. Tavi.ou, Sec. and Tie s. .1. E. (Ikist, Asst. See. and Treus. W.N.Conii Mi. Ally.
BrookvFlTo Title & Trust Go.
HKOOICVILLE, PA.
Capita! . . . $125,000.00.
Coniliittls a G !iu nil B.inltiiiif, Savlnsrs and TriiHt Busineis.
Solicits tliu Aci.'o ntsof Individuals, Firms and Coi'iinrulliii s.
I
It. 51. M:it-on
till. C, licit!!
V. I,. Ve Hue
IL.l.Sc. 1.
1)1 HECTORS :
I). I,. Taylor
Q. S. Snyrler
W. N, t'liniail
A. I Deemer
II. ( llcitch
AUDITOR'S REPORT
A Newsp.ipt:r That Spei -s Out.
On Foliriuiry 2 Tho I'i 1.1. nu-tf Times
was '-") years old. Us owms- s claim thai
its iiii(liiiiiiiisln.-d pc-i'tilui-it is iIcmidu
htnitcd by the fact thai it 1 s n lnrn-r
eirciiltiliiMi than any nil' r niorniiisr
paper in I "i l.tsbtt (i;. Dul l r tho past
fev years it lnw nil nict.-d i, j;r,-at deal
of atlenlion h I he frank nes- with hieh
it has dismissed subjects of public in
terest. Wlu never there is h -fore the
people some question of nb-orlijno; im
portance newspaper readers ii"e on tho
qui vivo to know what The. ''Viiim has to
say, and what The Times says Is rljrht
to tho point. It iiews to tho line. Tlmt,
however. Is only one of I lie merits cluim
ed for it by Its publishers, lis (jcncrnl
news service is coinprehensivo and eom
plel". It is nccnriitu in Its liniincial
depnrtineiit and up to dale on lis sport-i
ln parje. Its serial stories are by tho
best modern authors. It pays especial
attention to the news and viuws of all
tho churches, and in this respect bus
won tho admiration of tho best people.
Its editorial pnjjo is a daily feast of
tho beet and brightest thought. It
endeavors to avoid the ''yellow" and
caters only to the people of tho home
and tho family. It lias no Sunday issue.
Six c -nts a week, a year.
stni-tiiiitr rtioi-niii).
Statistics show startling mortality,
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent and euro theso awful diseases,
there is just one reliable remedy. Dr.
King's New Life I'ills. M. Flannory,
of 14 Custom House I Mace, Chicago,
says: "They have no equal for Consti
pation and Biliousness." 2"ic at II. Alex
Stoke's, druggist.
It is reported from many places In
the county that horses are dying off at
an unsually rapid rate from Influenza
and lung trouble. During the past two
weeks l.'l horses died In tho vicinity of
Grange. The disease Is said to be of a
most violent nature and unless the
animal attacked is perfectly sound tho
result is almost sure to bo a speedy
death. Dr. Belhune, the veterinary
surgeon, of this place, states that If tho
proper treatment is n-sorteii to as soon
as the disease is discovered he chances
are good for a rapid receve y hut that
delay is almost sin e to rest! fatally.
Punxsutawncy Spirit.
Fertilizing Lime
Wo are prepared to fui rih i fertilizing
limo on short notice. Add -ssall com
munications to Cox & Mhi-i uill, Ueyn
oldsvillc, Ta.
J. E. Mitchell, merchant tailor, uo.tr
Hotel Imperial.
WANTED TUI'ST WORTHY MAN (Ht
Woman to manuu'e business In Ibis county
and adjoining tcrrllory for we I cstablMc il
house of solid linancial standing. $:ooo
strniglit cash saliirv with nil necessary ex
penses paid weekly by check from Iicnil
uii'iiiors. Money advanced for expenses.
Position permanent ; pievlous experience nut
essential. No iuvei-l nieni rniulicil. Wo
furnish everything. Enclose i-eif-nildressed
eni-elope. Adress, Manager, HloComo lllock.
Chicago, III.
If You 4
Feci
Fagged Out,"
Have HEADACHE,
BACKACHE,
POOR APPETITE,
BAD BREATH,
BAD COMPLEXION,
and wonM llt-o to feel nnd look mil, lot ns reo
ommon.l OKl.KUY KIM! to yon.
Sold by Druggiif. l'rii.e. 2 . anil Mc.
Sold by H. AIox. Stoke.
If you have anything to sell, try
our Want Column.
MUM
D BAKING
mi
S AfADEOFThT HGHSST
G?AD CREAM OF TARTAR
AV0S THEREFORE THE
PUREST, MOST RELABLE
AMD MOST HEALTHFL'L BAK
MG POWDER OA'THEAmXET.
Special
Drive
for
February.
Six pound.-? nice new meaty
Prunes for 25 cents. Sold reg
ulnrl' 8 cents per pound.
Six pounds clear flinty Caro
lina Rice for 25 cents.
Robinson
&
Mundorff.
" liuylnir a Horse.
No (sensible inau will buy n horse of
any value nnd one which ho expects to
do him good service without submit
ting to a qualified veterinary surgeon,
says a writer in a foreign exchange.
Many nu unprofessional mnn has a
good eye for a horse, but he knows lit
tle or nothing of Its structure nnd anat
omy compared with the trained veteri
narian. Moreover, the amateur Judge
of a horse Is npt to fly to certain points
where he thinks he may detect some
thing and overlook others. The veteri
nary surgeon who is examining horses
nlmost every day not only brings his
scientific knowledge to bear, but con
ducts his examination In a systematic
manner, going all over the horse before
he hns done with him. If there bo
manifest unsoundness it will bo discov
ered nnd pointed out hut It Is in the
discovery and Indication of incipient
unsoundness that the training nnd
practice of the veterinarian are of su
preme value.
Behind lie Mnsk.
Nearly every shopkeeper In the land
Is forced In the conduct of his busi
ness to wear the mnsk of diplomacy,
fflils was illustrated the other day In
a Fifth avenue art store.
An elderly lady, connected with some
of the best New York families, made
her purchases and paid a small sum
on account of a former bill nud the
goods just bought. As she placed the
new bill In her reticule she said to
tho attentive shopkeeper:
"Now er no bothering me about
this, you know; no sending around to
my place. If you do send a mnn I'll
set the dog on him."
"You'll not be troubled about It, mad
am, ' was the Riiave answer. "Take
your time about It; all the time you
want." And he smiled like a seraph
nntll the old dowager's coach rolled
off up the street. Then he turned to a
friend who was taking It all In and
muttered:
"Durn her old picture, I. won't see a
red cent of that money In nine months!
But what can you do? You've got to
) polite." New York Tress.
OF TIIE-
Finances of Jefferson County
FOR THE YEAR 1904.
Trennurer'H Aeeotint.
JORrcril B. MRANS, Tr -usurer, in
account with Jefferson cou ity for tho
year emliiiK December 81, 904.
Jilt.
To ain't in threasury at la: t
settlement $ 0,318 39
To uni t reed on county tax
for 1004
To ain't rec'ii on bond 1 ix
lor lliol
To Hin t ree'd on slate tit: es
for 1004 ;
To nin't ric'd on tuxes 1
nnd previous
To uin't rec'ii on hotel lice
es lor 1004
To ntu't personal tax re
from sttite
To inu't from Coiiunis's 'e-
celpt book
To ittu't redemptions received
To uni t unsealed tax lor r.102
nud 1003
To am t int. on unseated ux
received
To ain't seated tax for 1 '00
to 1003 lnc
03
j'd
88,616 99
9,003 04
6,528 62
10,922 89
945 00
5.S I8 96
3,2(10 61
553 84
2,670 31
53 63
776 63
By county orders re-
ledl-eined $07,1119 14
liy reiutntltiB orders
redeemed
By nin't paid direc
tors nsso
By inu't paid county
Hlipt
By uin't co. bonds
redeemed
By nin't I'd. coupons
redeemed .........
liy ain't paid Htale
treasurer on per
sonal tux
By uni t redemptions
paid
By uin't treus. per
centiiKe for receiv
ing' $79,(58(1.50
By ain't trims per
cent, paying out
$79,078.28
By bill. In treasury. .
$86,034 95
55 00
54 00
200 00
3,(1110-00
' 190 00
7,877 39
502 75
996 08
1.681 67
4.379 02
86,034 95
rOOIl Ft'NIlS,
JOSKI'II It. MEANS, Treasurer, In
account Willi the poor Funds of Jot
ferson couiitv for the year eliding De
cember 31, 1904.
DR.
To nm't In treasury at last ....
settlement . .$5,713 73
To nm't ree'd on poor tax for
1903 nnd i-revlous i 4,474 52
To nm't ree'd on poor tax for
1904 19,272 71
To nm't from Com. receipt
book 4,864 91
To ii aft ree'd unsealed tax for
1902 and 1903 1,155 84
To nm't Int. on unseated tax
ree'd 18 56
To ain't seated tuxes for 1900
to 1903 Inclusive 185 54
By nm't county poor
orders redeemed. .$19,886 78
By urn t coupons re
deemed By nm't trens. per
centage for re
ceiving $29,972.08
By nm't trens. per
cent, paylnu out
$23,840.78
By ain't poor funds
In trens
$35,686 87
3,960 00
374 65
. 476 94
10,987 50
$35,6S5 87
S1IRKP FUNDS.
JOS. R. MHANS, Treasurer, In no
count Willi the sheep funds of Jef
ferson county for the year ending De
cember 31, 1904.
DR.
To nm't in trens. at lust
settlement $ 200 00
To nm't ree'd ilm: tax for 1902
to 1904 Inclusive 2. OSS 37
C'Tt.
By nm't sheep or
ders redeemed .... $ JS" 25
By treas. percent,
for receiving
$2,0SS.37 26 10
$2,2SS,37
By treas. percent, for
l-nyl g out $23,816.
78
By nm't paid school
districts (town
ship accounts)-....
By reserve fund in
treasury
41 26
1,533 77
200 00
$ 2,288 37
County 'iinimlHNlom.rN Account ltlO-1.
NhiWTON WKBSTlln.
rm.
To nm't co. nnd poor ord :rs
drawn $ 345 00
To balance due Dec. 31, 19 14 . 133 00
$ 1,078 00
Clt.
fly 308 days ns , county com
missioner and poor director 1,078 00
AL. HAWK.
Dlt.
To nm't co. nnd poor orders
drawn $ 960 00
To balance duo Dec. 31, 19j4 132 00
CR.
$ 1,092 00
By 312 tlavs as countv com
missioner and poor director $ 1,092 00
IIAItVEY D. HAtjGH.
Dlt.
To nm't co. and poor orders
drawn $ 1,025 00
To balance due Dec. 31, 1904 60 00
CR.
$ 1,085 00
By 310 davs as countv commis
sioner und poor director...! 1,085 00
CoiiiinlNNitierii' lierk'a Aeeotint.
A. K UALBUA1TI1, (Jlelk.
Dlt. .
To nm't co. and poor orders
drawn . $ 900 00
(JR.
By ono year's salary $ 900 00
Slevriml' Aceonnr.
J. N. KELLY, Steward of County Home
DR.
To nm't poor orders drawn.. $ BOO 00
To balance duo Dec. 31, 1904 600 00
CR.
$ 1,000 00
By nm't one year's salary...! 1000 00
County Superintendent's Aeeonnt.
It. U. TE1TK1CK, Supt. Public Instruc
tion.
Dlt.
To cash ree'd of Treas. J. B.
Means $ 200 00
CR.
By am't vouchers filed $ 200 00
.Innltor'N Aeeonnt.
GEOKUU II. GROVE, Janitor.
DR.
To ain't orders drawn t 480 00
CR.
By one year's salary $ 480 00
Sheriff' Account.
J. W. CURRY, Sheriff.
DR.
To am't orders drawn $ 2,352 30
To balance due sheriff $ 2,728 24
CR.
By nm't due at last
settlement $ 9 00
By bonicllnir prison
ers:,, 221 days at 50c 2,610 50
By washing for pris
oners 746 weeks at
10 cents 74 60
By nm't paid Jail
KUiil ds 398 00
Bv am't pnlcl nurses
for H. Gorman 228 00
By nm't cost remov
ing prisoners to pen
itentiary, &r. 417 90
Bv nm't paid for
eloih'R for prls'n'rs 48 83
Ily expenses execut
ing dealli warrants 252 14
lly drnwhie; jurors
and nltetidini;- court 3"2 30
Bv nm't paid for
'clean inr lull BO 00
lly nm't of eosis,
fees and other ex
1 ensese 65F 21
$ 5,080 54
4 6,080 54
llllliip!lf.:
n n . J . : a : 2..
i. t a"? t ? 3 J .r i
o
COMMISSIONERS' STATEMENT
l9
tO t-3 W tO MWt
to is -'i 5 wi io vi 3D n -1 i; O-i-Ui
i to i Ji 1 4. ; i o Vt r. -
AiJUftri'DClM'I-iytifcSJ V711
M nonlnnil
j.Kuu.A.te' Nnl
C X -
4k. t W t-ltJ Tl 12 is J1 iO WOl-Jn.
to o -'co'-h3-i?sroi-'-i t:-i:jDH-iw'ji-i:,
ti Mt-M-lts9IO9aC0IOMi-MT,,A-IO30rf.9)Xl-e0
en cn4fcCllon4k.aJWJ-1rolootI't,-,
M- BWMMWyii 4 -1 '-g X O ' IO 4fc Vi i- 4- 4- if' k rf-
c-i to n
Si 4 si tr w to
OlOtfWM'l'S
O -q JiQMi-"J
en tjiMMVi,jirji-"jt'r5'it.o ro a. hJA..klt
Ht4OiMAittj.wt0UMixii3-MXiftia)uiuiUTAAic;itaoooMOo
m to en
- W -J S. to WWMM
Stiitol
Dotr Tnx
I'aid
School
TlsLrictfl
Poor
Sinking
Fund, jHond,
Wator and
3 O
o -
3
(5
Z1
tt to
eoto io-
OtU14- OiC0
ooo o o
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Jefferson County, ss:
We, the undersigned Auditors of Jefferson county. In the state ofPennsylvnn
la, do certify that In pursuance of the 4ith Section of on Act entitled "An
Act relating to counties, townships, etc., passed the 15th day of April, A. D.
1834," we met In the Commissioners' oltlce in the Borough of Brookville, Pa.,
on the. first Monday of January, A. D.1905, It being the 2nd day of said month,
and did audit, adjust and set.le the several accounts required of us by law,
agreeubly to the several Acts of Assembly nnd supplements thereto, according
to the best of our Judgment and ability, and find them as set forth In the
above report.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals at the office
aforesaid this 25l day of Jatuiary, A. D. 1905.
THOMAS II. ADAMS, Inell
W. T. PIFER, nenll
W. A. HEXRY, mil
OP THE-
Finances of Jefferson County
FOR THE YEAR i9(M.
Amount Oiitstnmlinj; for jH97, 11)01,. 1002 and 1003,
Districts
1897 Porter
1901 Polk
1902 Polk
1902 tiumincrvllle
1903 Palls Creek
" Heath
" Oliver
" polk
" Snyder
" Bummervllle .
" W. Reynoldsvllle
Collector
A. Snyder
Percent on
Percent olf
lOckwood
Percent on
Percent oil
A L. i.ockwood
E. It. Ditty
Percent on
Percent off
H. valilo
Pain.
KlHcnhnrt
ocltwood
Kerman
H. Dlttv
J. Ward
A L.
John
John
.1. P.
A L.
(.'. S.
10.
p.
.Comity Poor
$124
17 24
15 67
1 US"
1 f.S
1 42
14 61
lo 4ii
25 06
22 56
30 75
44 37
209 96
66 71
124 03
47 44
17 66
$3 86
3 311
3 05
9 98
1 4 00
23 88
21 58
38 35
22 13
232 221
28 1 1
60 86
23 78
8 58
Amount Outstanding for 1004.
Bond Statel Dog
$ 21 60 $10 80 $27 50
21 60 10 86 27 60
19 64 9 87 25 00
2 52 5 39 9 90
2 52 6 39 9 90
2 29 4 90 9 00
7 li; 10 78 8 80
1149 4 40 It 00
18 62 15 18 19 80
16 7( 13 66 17 82
6 61 3 70 15 00
5 56 74 8 00
67 67 16 44 21 73
6 42 6 08 1 1 68
66 81 17 29 9ii70
6 61i 4 78 9 45
1 93 6 30
Districts
Harnett
Hi-aver
Hell
Ulg Run
Brockwayvllle
Brookville
Clnyvllle
Clover
Corsica
Kid red
Palls Creek
Gaskill
Heath
Henderson
Knox
MeCalmont
Oliver
Perry
Plneereck
Polk
Porter
Piinxstitnwncy
ReynoUlHviliu
RiUKgonl
Rose
Snyder
Bummorvlllo
Union
Waraaw
Washington
West Reynoldsvllle.
Wlnslow
W'l.nhville
Young
'Collector
, W. A. Wallac
, T. M. Brosliis
,'A. J. Graltius
W. 1) Mcllenry
. Clins. L. Felt
.-John 11. Shlek
. James l.ockurd
. J. C. Smith
. J. H. Luther
. Wm. Wilson
.'John B. Cable
. G. A. Kellar
John Paine
.'David A. Pifer
. O. C. Stewart
. J. Curt North
. J. P. Elsenhnrt
. S. L. Stewart
. Prank Wnlters ....
. A. L. Lock wood . . .
. Chas. Miller
. A. S. Kloclc
. I. AL Swai tz
. S. G. 1-aik
. A. Kioiiso
. C. :M. Prindle
. C. W. nitty
. J. ('. .1orrison
. li. W. Wi lls
. W. II. llruton
. P. J. Ward
. AnioH Strou:
. Norir.an Gcist
. '1 honias Cummlngs
County poor Bond
1S2 r.S$9 I 20j$" 45 92
13 3,'i 36 221 29 4i.
22 (liil IS S3 67 47
2IOIOII06 17I 63 2(i'
6l6 2l33S 59i 170 9S
25 871127 9.. 66 67
ZD8 8S12 8U
i:i- lojzttt Ul)
103 101 61 6ft
66 60:
123 25
26 64
State
$45 25
12 75
8 20
37 42
1 67
165 84
3 17
28 36
'ii si
23 69
211 F-..I 91 81 46 06
98 04 62 6S 4S 83
") ii nu t 0(i 90
i:.2 nl 90 a:, (4 51
(.21 U8i312 29 If,6 7o
.ma z:,ii2, sin lu3 72
28(1 27139 fcol 69 77
til 6a 87 19 43 47
156 61 78 i ll C71
1 194 9L033 79 294 39166 32
8 80
46
- 43!
11 7o
i7 72
12 14
83 04
2 70'
10 41
2S4 73 142 36
256 28:127 S7
6( 2S 33 64
252 47126 13
819 671409 51
6S1 472S8 85
60 33 28 17
189 781 92 73
28 30 13 18
824 06412 2H 211 93
7118 15j2
66 08 10 02
17 31 7 80
63 23 9 14
205 87 60 28
Uli 69 92 12
. 14 35 3 40
61 68 16 06
4 36 12 67
Dog
$29 00
17 00
84 00
29 00
29 00
45 S3
34 00
20 00
60 Oij
31 90
ii 00
29 00
60 48
176 00
43 45
27 00
36 00
14 00
34 00
79 00
110 00
31 00
72 00
13 00
23 00
70 62
122 00
11 85
60 00
1 92
1 83103 42
Receipts nnd Kxpcmlltiircs for 11)01.
RECEIPTS.
Amount In Treasury at last
settlement $ 6.S4S 39
Outstanding taxes 1903 and
previous 10,922 S'J
Outstanding taxes, 11104 1,4,0 18 65
Seated tax Hen record 7 id 62
Pnseated tax lien record 2.070 31
Interest lax lien record 53 02
I Intel licenses 91". 0-1
Redemptions 653 84
Cuiiiiiii.ysioners' Reed, t Book
Coiuiiifinv.-iiiHh costs... 2,28(1 2 I
Jury fees 12 no
Poll tax 6 3S
;te.lelii,tions 3(19 40
Automobile lieen.-ie.s. . . . 1140
Rents 59 00
i- ire und Gan.e Wardens'
Bills 17131
Commissioners' sale.... 18 00
i- ines 20 no
3-4 state personal tax.. 5,848 in;
Miscellaneous 306 88
I-lxnendlttires.
Assessors' bills $
Appeals
Auditors' i ay
Auditing Prothonotury's ac
counts
Allegheny county workhouse
Bar association, 1-2 C'onimon-
weallh lines
Blank books and stationery..
HrulKes arid bridge repairs. . . :
Panels for February election
Hailois for November election
Bui in! of indigent soldiers.. .
Con;, ens redeemed
County bonds redeemed
( mini. superintendent
t , ii, -misse, iier.s' attorney
t nm't crier
Constables returns
t, leaning streets
Care of clotk
Commissioners' sale
L '.jm loissi oners' pay
Isewti.ll Webster
Al. Jlawk
11. D. Ilau.rh
Commissioners' clerk
Commonwealth bills
Comiuonwealtli bills, dischi rgo
cases.
District attorney
1 .'en vering 'el.ruary balio s
i ie . i v e r i 1 1 1? ioveii. l,er baiios
1 lisiul'i eiaut
Damages
I 'ireeii.rs' association
Express
Election bills, February 1
Election bills November 1
Execution of I ulone and Ai.ee
Fuel and light 1
Furniture
Fire nnd game wardens' bi.ls
Freight nud hauling
I ieadst.inea for soldiers
Insurance
interest
lmiucsts and inquisitions
Interpreters' fees
Jurors, croud
Jurors, pel it 3
Jurors, travt rse 1
Jury eutnniissioncrH pay
Janitor's i ay
Jail physician
Livery hire
Medicine for prisoners
Meals for jurors
Penitentiary bills 1
Probates and fees
Penitentiary bi.ls 1
Postage and box rent
Printing Republican
Democrat
Spirit
Herald
News
Volunteer
Star
Record
punx'y Republican (
Harrlsburg Tele
gra. h
Reform schools Morganza. . .
Huntingdon
Repairs to court house and
Jail
Register nnd recorder
Repairing prisoners' shoes... ,
Rent
Road nnd bridgo views 1
Road damages ,..
Rent for Tele; hones
Redemptions paid
Refunding orders redeemed
Supplies for court house and
jail ,
Stenographers' pay 1
Sheriff's bills 2
State engineer 1
Slate tax 7
Transcribing records
Telegrams
Tabsmeit
Tipstaves
Traveling ex; enses and mile
age i
Water "
Treasurer's per cent, receiving
$79,686.56 .'
Trciimippr's npr cent, receiving
$79,078.28 .1.
Cash In treasury 4
$86,034 9
3.
039 31
132 22
175 68
50 00
749 bli
125 O'l
64 5 38
!,.M'.9 65
2 In Oo
2Mi Ilo
lll.i 00
ili-i Oo
l.lin.l 00
20'. 00
Hi' (10
219 0"
436 36
1 7 1 2
5(1 1)0
4 25
620 0(1
440 00
3 liii 00
700 Oil
'.,535 95
3i'9 09
671 00
20 39
24 or.
9 75
50 00
54 00
17 35
0141 112
5.19 40
474 95
1101 31
39 50
20 94
9 74
90 110
4 76 50
4O0 00
221 44
2.U 90
9S6 5S
,409 48
482 12
135 2S
4 Ml Hi.
loo oo
87 95
45 00
1 76 2n
,085 35
558 7
,650.19
257 03
899 5,1
419 00
211 05
3 00
138 70
00 30
77 20
20 00
70 00
S2 65
32S (10
251 51
175 38
307 35
7 50
200 oil
,790 .80
95 00
227 45
5u2 7."
55 00
4S2 29
.025 05
.3. ".2 30
,7'.I9 49
,S77 39
115 25
8 40
32 00
375 20
155 09
324 00
996 08
Rl 57
379 02
uuuurt, aeries 1804..
temporary loan
T county oincer8.
Assets over liabilities
21,
Heeelpt, nnd ICxpondltnres tor
Poor Fund.
...... . i.--:ein.
Am t In treasury at last settlo-
-... '" I 5.
i.isianuing taxes for 1904.. 19
Outstanding taxes 1903 and '
previous .
Scaled tax lien record'!!!!!!
t nn.-aied tax lien record t
Interest tax lien record ...
lfUHt.Jt.lt .l,.e,.,
State aid ! i'
Burial of Inmates
t eam of horses and harness
Miscellaneous
$ 2,000 00
. 10,000 do
3,053 24
6,385 27
438 61
1001.
713 79
272 71
474 -i
186 64
155 84
18 56
172 84
658 20
156 80
645 00
232 07
.. $35,685 87
Building and repairs ... 11
V. llte Ifut, . I ..:.. '
Burial expenses
Ctrtilicates of insanity
Commissioners' pay
Newton Webster
Al. Hawk
H. D. Haugh
Commissioners' clerk
Commissioners' attorney .. ,
Coupons redeemed 3
Drugs
Disinfectants !!!!
Expcss !! "!
Engine oil !!!!!
Pre.rht and hauling '.
Fee 1 and Hour
Fui:.; implements and machin
ery Fertilizer und limo ..!!!!!!!!
Fuel and light
Groceries and provisions.... 2,
Hoi s and cattle l
Ho-vital bills
Warren 2
Dixmont '
Pol It
Wernersville
Passavant Memorial ...
Insurance i
Labor 1
Livtiy Hire !..!!!!!!!
oui.,.de relief 2
Ord. is of relief
Pos-ugo
Shoe.t and clothing
Supplies
Staiionery
Seens and plants
Salaries ami wages
J. N. Kelley, Sup't....
Hugh Mc-Manlgle
AI. M. I laugh
Chad. Gaibrakh
Maud Miller
Mabel Kelley
-Myrtle Wolf
Mrs. McCullough
Charles Knapp
Traveling expenses and mile
age Transcribing
I I resiling grain
Treiiiirci-'a percentage receiv
ing Treasurers percentage, paying
out
Cash in treasury 10,
041 38
39 90
65 50
49 00
325 00
620 00
630 0U
2.10 00
300 00
960 90
217 82
31 25
3 35
9 72
114 63
932 62
191 95
161 39
995 79
185 34
015 00
039 50
343 75
285 00
', 8 00
104 68
,6a7 04
26 75
78 75
,6i.5 18
83 50
10 00
173 oj
353 70
1 50
198 oO
600 00
3,5 00
439 63
3o3 50
191 14
156 00
182 00
260 00
62 50
282 67
3
3
374 65
476 94
,987 50
34 50
1 00
$35,685 87
C.eneral 'Statement.
AsMetN.
Poor tax outstanding for
1903 and previous $ 441 06
Poor tax outstanding for 1904 6,122 Sj
1'nseated tax outstanding.. 832 05
Cash in treasury 10,987 63
Liabilities over assets 83,416 56
Mobilities
Poor bonds, issue limo
Poor bonds. Issue 1901
Unpaid salaries
$86,034 95
' " General Statement.
AittetH.
County taxes, outstanding,
1903 nnd previous '. .$ 1.209 SO
Coun-tv taxes outstanding 1904 10,288 04
Bond tax outstanding 1904..
Slate tax outstanding" 1904..
Unseated tax outstanding..
Cash In treasury
50 41
. 1.033 01
. 1,872 17
. 4.379 02
J21.438 M
$100,800 00
. .$ 75,000 00
. . 25,000 0 l
800 0 j
$100,800
Inventory of Produce nnd Stork raised
nn Piirin.
Bushels of oats 890, bushels of wheat
128, bushels of rye 60, bushels of co. u
350. bushels of potatoes 400, tons of
of ensiluge T5, tons of straw 10, tons
of hay 45, bundles of fodder 4lu.
pounds of pork 5,000, pounds of beef
2.O03, loads of pumpkins 12, heads of
cabbage 2,0(10, bushels of apples 200,
bushels of beets 31, bushels of on
ions 10, bushels of onion sets 4, bush
els of sweet corn 20, bushels of beans
0,. bushels of larnnips 20, bushels ol'
tomatoes 25, bushels of cucumbers 10,
bushels of peas 7, bushels of car
rots 6, bushels of raspberries 6, bunch
es of celery 1,200, heads of lettuce
1,500, "barrels of saur kraut 6, barrels
of pickles 2, pigs 31, calves 10, '
chickens 90, dozens of eggs 653.
Live stock on farm January, - 1 st,
1905: 5 horses, 1 b u 11. 10 cows, 8 hea-i
of young cattle, 8 calves, 13 hogs, mi l
120 chickens.
JenVrnon County nmi
Pursuant to law, we, the tinder
signed Commissioners of Jefferson
County, publish the foregoing state
men of the receipts and expenditures of
said county for the yenr 1904, and a
so present the nssels and liabilities ...
the county on tho 1st day of Jamiur ,
1905.
Witness our hands nnd seals of of
fice this 25th dav of January, 1906
1MKWTO WNBSTKR, .sea 'J '
Al.. HAWK. (sea i
II. I). H AL (.11. (sou 1
Attest: Commissioners.
A. V. nAT.rtrtATTH. Clerk.
J OB WOR K
of all kinds promptly clone at .
THE STAR OFFICE.
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