Commissioners' Statement
AUDITORS' REPORT
OF THE-
-OF THE-
art nITo rrvrrvtTW iSa
New York City. The plain, or
tailored, shirt waist Is In demand at
all seasons of the year. Nothing else
Is quite so serviceable and practical
or daily wear and nothing will stand
aundering with such success. Here
s one of the newest and latest that is
Idapted to linen, to Madras, to per-
cale and to all cotton shirtings and
also to light-weight flannels, silks
and the like. As illustrated It Is
made of taffeta, stitched with beld
ing silk and is worn with a plaid belt,
which matches the fancy stock, this
stock combining the silk of the waist
with the plaid silk tie. It would,
however, be an exceedingly appro
priate waist for cotton and linen, the
tie being either of silk or washable
material as preferred or the plain
stock only being used.
The waist is made with a fitted
lining, which can be used or omitted
as material renders desirable, and
consists of the fronts and the back.
The front edges are finished with
broad hems and the fronts are laid
In alternate tucks and box pleats,
while the back Is plain. There are
regulation shirt sleeves and there
is a plain stock over which the tie
Is arranged, the two closing together
at the back.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is three and
three-quarter yards twenty-one,
three and three-eighth yards twenty
seven,, or two yards forty-four inches
wide, with half yard of silk for the tie.
Velvet Hems.
It Is a wonder that velvet heme are
not too heavy for such shrr gowns
as chiffons and lace, but they are
found in almost every case this win
ter. Baby Lamb Preferred.
- . Hats covered with baby lamb are
much worn, this fur being thin and
npple enough to be handled as mil
liners handle velvet
OI Gaiter Rccnllcd.
Boots with patent leather or dull
kid vamps and colored cloth tops, in
whose sides are set strips of elastic
matching the cloth, vaguely recall
the days of the prunella gaiter.
Dlrcotolre Coats.
Long Directolre coats In drap sau
ple will be a feature of the coming
modes in tailor garments, arranged
very frequently with high waist
belts of soft black satin, finished
with revers of the same material, and
fastened with large buttons of dull
gold.
Nlne-Goml Skirt With rands. '
The skirt that Is plain at the up
per portion and full at the lower Is
unquestionably the favorite for walk
ing length and Is essentially graceful
and satisfactory. Here is one that Is
quite novel, made with panels that
are plain above and pleated below
and which provides abundant and
graceful flare. As illustrated it is
made of amethyst colored broadcloth,
stitched with belding silk . and
trimmed with buttons, but It Is adapt
ed to all seasonable materials, and
It can be made more elaborate with
trimming of braid if liked.
The Bkirt Is cut In nine gores with
extensions at their lower edges. These
extensions are laid In inverted pleats
and the panels are Joined to the gores
above them, and to their upper edges
while the fullness at the back is laid
in inverted pleats.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is eleven and a
quarter yards twenty-seven, six and
a half yards forty-four or six and a
quarter yards fifty-two Inches wide
if material has figure or nap; nine
yards twenty-Beven, five and a hall
yards forty-four or five yards fifty
two inches wide if it has not.
Gray and Red Ruches.
Several of the best houses have
launched very fetching neck ruchei
and muffs of soft fringed silk. Many
wide frills of the silk are used, and
at the front of the neckpiece and on
the large muff are po3ed several big
velvet and silk roses matching the
silk and held by dip knots of velvet
ribbon with many ends and loops.
These sets are shown in several ol
the fashlonablo grays and reds.
For the Year 1006.
Amount Outstanding:
Districts.
1901 I'nlk
1904-Polk
1904 Harnett
1904 Urookwayvllle
Collector.
A. I I.ockwoofl ..
A. L. Lockwood ..
W. A. Wallace...
C. L. Felt
Amount Outstand
Districts.
Burnett
Big Hun
Rrorkwnyville
Brookvtlle ....
Clnyvlllo
Clover
Fnlla Creek ..
Heath
Bine creek ....
Polk
Reynoldsvtllo .
Summervllle ..
Union
Wlnslow
Collector.
W. A. Wallace.
W. D. Mcllenrv
C. L. Felt
John H. Shirk
James Locknrd ....
N. A. McLnugh In.
jnnn hi. Cable..
John Paine
Frank Walters .
A. IA Lockwood ...
I. M. Swurts
C. W. Ditty
J. C. Morrison ....
Amos Btrouse .....
Per cent on
Per cent oft
Amount Outstand
Districts.
Bnrnett
Beaver
Bell
Bl(t Run
Brockwnyvllle ...
Brookvtlle
Clnyvllle
Clover
Corsica ,
Elilred
Falls Creek
Gasklll
Heath
Henderson
Knox
MrCnlmont
Oliver ,
Perry
Pine creek ,
Polk
Porter a...
Punxsutawney ...
ReynoldKVlllB ....
Ringgold
Rose
Snyder
Summervllle ,
Union
Wnrsaw
Washington ,
W. Reynold8Vtl!e
Wlnslow
Worthvllle ,
Young , ,
Collector.
W. A. Wallace....
A. F. Reltr.
A. J. Grafflns
A. Q. Anderson ..
U. W. Nelson
R. G. Heasly
J unics Locknrd ....
J. D. Hetrlck
J. T. Luther
VVm. M. Wilson ..
D. C. Smith
Geo. A. Kellar ....
Martin Dlsoue ....
J. W. Untie
). C. Stunrt
Swan J. Erlckson..
J. A. Gelst
S. L. Stewart
John Hntton
A. L. Luckwuod ...
tMias. Miller
II. H. McHenry ...
vtm. copping
S. G. Fnlk
A. 8. Klouso
C. M. Prlnctle
O. S. Wampler ...
n. c Aaron
R. W. Wells
J. J. Bterrett
W. B. Stauffer ....
Amos Strouse
Norman Gelst
F. C. Huag
Per cent on I $31
Per cent oM 183
Receipts and Expenditures for 1906.
RECEIPTS.
Am't in treasury at last settle
ment $9.297 61
Outstanding- tax 1904 and pre
vious 1,389 67
Outstanding tax 1906 and 1906.. 90,874 89
Seated lien reeord 418 69
Unseated tax Hen record 8,678 24
Interest tax Hen record 54 C9
Hotel licenses 1,035 00
Redemptions received 647 90
Commonwealth costs and lines.. 4,648 28
Returned taxes 94 lb
Rent 60 00
8-4 State personal tax returned , 6,395 34
Jury fees 20 00
Miscellaneous receipts 226 83
$118,730 60
EXPENDITURES.
Assessors' bills $4,161 97
Auditors' pay 266 80
Auditing Registers' and Pro-
thonotarys' Aces 60 00
Allegheny county workhouse 1,072 71
Blank books and sta ionery for
all county offices 1,025 79
Bar Association 1-2 Com. lines 605 00
Bal. due on state bridge 1,499 66
Bridges and bridge repairs 10,126 63
Ballots February election 264 80
Ballots November election 180 00
Burial Indigent soldiers 617 00
Bal. due sheriff settlement 1905 207 70
Bal. due Corn's settlemen 1905.. 218 00
Bonds redeemed 2,000 Ou
County Superintendent 200 00
Commissioners' Attorney 250 00
Court Crier 288 00
Clothing for prisoners 44 90
Constables' returns 479 76
Care of clock 50 00
Commissioners' pay
Kelley bal. drawn on poor or
der 800 00
Barr 1,200 00
McGaw bal. drawn on poor or-
der i 800 00
Coupons redeemed , 72 00
Commonwealth bills 7,665 10
Commissioners' clerk 1,000 OU
Cleaning street 43 60
Discharge cases and inquests.. 896 09
District attorney 979 00
Delivering ballots 41 67
Disinfectant 27 CO
Directors' association 74 00
lOxprets 9 15
Election bills February 1,769 88
Election bills November .? 1.689 07
Fuel and light 1,307 24
Freight and hauling 9 73
Furniture for court house and
Jail 920 60
Fire wardens' bills 311 80
Headstones for soldiers 90 00
Insurance 136 01
Interest paid 939 44
Interpreters' fees 29 10
Jurors, Grand 1,080 00
Jurors, Petit 3,791 64
Jurors. Traverse 1,405 88
Janitor's pay 480 00
Jury commissioners' pay 127 30
Jail physician 100 00
I.ivery hire , 87 00
Medicine for prisoners 62 20
Meals for Jurors 33 45
Penitentiary bills 1,375 60
FrothVnotary's bills 874 70
Postage and box rent 160 72
Probates and fees 77 00
Printing hills 1,892 08
Reform Schools
Morgnnza 463 66
Huntingdon 246 74
Repairs to court house and Jail. 646 01
Register and Recorder 128 85
Repairing prisoners shoes 18 SO
Rent 100 Ou
Road and bridge views 698 00
Rent for telephones 276 40
Redemptions paid 614 99
Refunding orders 63 81
Stenographer's pay 874 70
Supplies 29U "
Sheriff's bills 8,786 61
Btnte tax 8,527 12
State report 60 00
Transcribing records 230 00
Telephone and telegruph mes
sages 23 45
Temporary loan 25,000 00
Talesmen 42 00
Tipstaves .A 443 80
Traveling- expenses and mileage 73 64
Treasurer's deeds 129 38
Water , 324 00
Treisurer's per cent receiving
$103.432i99 A 1,307 81
Treasurer's per cent paying out
$9,457.14 1.99.14
Balance In treasury 15,916 31
118,730 60
General Statement.
ASSETS.
County tax outstanding 116 and
previous $3.93 80
Couniy tax outstanding 1906 18,356 26
B'ate outstanding 19oi 917 78
Unseated tax outstanding 2.496 (0
Cash 111 treasury 16.916 31
$11,868 14
LIABILITIES.
Balance due on contracts $3,960 CO
Am't due poor bulldnlg fund .. 20,000 Ou
As jets over liabilities 17,718 14
$41,(63 14
1 County
T I 1 58
14 61
176 23
1004 and Previous.
Poor
t 3 39
9 98
87 60
Bond
$ 2 52
T 13
44 07
Btnte
$ 6 89
10 78
Do
I 9 90
8 80
29 00
Ing for 1905.
County
SIM) 04
126 18
115 66
612 85
77 65
211 99
499 63
173 64
46 40
203 07
411 62
144 94
8 43
53 92
Poor
$35 95
21 66
19 64
1113 77
12 79
55 49
158 06
29 29
24 50
24 98
123 79
24 S9
3 58
86 37
Bond
$35 96
21 66
19 64
133 77
12 79
' 56 49
153 06
29 29
24 50
24 80
123 79
24 89
8 58
36 37
State
$17 16
9 43
11 65
144 ti6
4 09
27 79
139 66
3 30
9 01
14 08
40 07
18 28
' 4 45
40 41
Do IT
9 90
6 50
6 79
91 42
' 6 64
4 95
37 95
9 35
24 75
12 65
16 50
4 24
06
23 21
21)4 63
2li40 47
$7(4 74
640 67
$704 90 1S4 24
640 81 440 21
11 90
181 72
ing for 1906.
County
$197 15
67 84
715 80
179 27
618 12
9(18 09
686 32
2J0 31
917 72
698 65
147 28
86 95.
433 87
315 00
7U9 15
216 75
8X6 55
616 98
2:11 23
313 84
2132 40
1N45 09
J89 12 '
1149 78
096 04
96 64
191 68
1133 73
81.9 96
156 90
1794 86
. 25 29
1275 42
Poor Poor Bldg State
$49 64 $16 76 $21 42
68 92 31 28 6 !'5
1S2 44 61 6'J 8 31
32 10 21 95 2 32
156 31 53 88 49 24
28 70 79 46 67 77
172 93 69 87 14 71
67 46 27 00 23 00
Dor
8 fO
22 00
22 08
9 90
36 30
12 65
23 05
3 30
31 90
20 42
29 65"
8 25
22 61
61 60
132 44
24 75
24 20
37 4tf
8 80
JO 78
40 15
61 16
22 00
48 40
40 8
2 75
9 13
34 10
69 9?
13 60
312 9o
1 65
72 60
230 27
1:.3 28
10 21
24 83
108 64
ia 91
194 81
119 18
120 67
127 99
67 98
87 89
812 69
620 15
157 90
291 89
126 69
24 59
48 08
23 89
219 84
19 73
818 93
9 25
327 60
79 61 '
75 35
20 81
8 57
37 76
66 30
(H 15
24 20
28 92
43 90
19 74
11 49
276 07
178 12
63 61
98 23
43 97
8 38
16 63
97 71
76 43
9 17
279 40
3 16
119 49
12 43
35 43
6 93
63
61 12
11 43
49 73
6 71
8 01
8 05
l 9 40
3 28
242 17 '
135 34
8 81
38 64
8 01
6 62
18
47 81
32 86
1 82
95 96
2 64
2 79
90 78
66 26
$6081 04 $2085 43 $11109 66
64!2 76 1895 84 917 78
$1260 69
1146 08
Receipts and Expenditures for 1906.
Poor Fund.
RECEIPTS.
Am't in treasury last settlement $3,323 01
Outstanding taxes 1904 and pre
vious : 621 83
Outstanding taxes, 1906 and 1908 22,218 42
Seated tax, Hen record 167 70
Unseated tax, Hen record M 95
Interest tax. Hen record 21 85
Am't ree'd care of lmnutes 2.0UB 62
State aid 8,413 35
Farm products 142 68
Burial expenses 150 00
Miscellaneous 36 73
$32,745 54
EXPENDITURES.
Blncksmlthlng $ 43 60
Bal.. due Daniel B. Smith estate 857 71
Certificates of Insanity 103 50
Cattle and! hogs 199 26
Caskets and trimmings 261 60
Commissioners' pay
J. N. Kelly 400 00
B. T. McGaw 400 00
J. 8. Barr ($400 Co. Order)
Commissioners' attorney 250 00
Coupons redeemed 2,776 00
Disinfectant 8 26
Drugs 146 25
Express, postage and tele, bills 25 4o
Engine and floor nil 62 32
Freight and hauling 51 12
Feed 128 05
Fertilizer and lime 408 29
Fuel and light 757 62
Groceries and provisions 8,104 66
Hospital bills
Warren .'.... 8.011 26
Dlxmont 8H6 Oil
Polk 284 30
Wernersvllle 14 29
Passnvant Memorial 104 Ou
Insurance J3 w
Livery hire 45 00
Machinery 114 40
Outside relief 1,700 62
Orders of relief 28 W
l'lnecreek school district 17 88
Rent of McAnlnch farm 112 59
Plumbing and repairs 617 27
Shoes and clothing 872 06
Supplies 821 69
Seeds and plunls 91 60
Salaries
B. M. Shields rnii 00
Myrtle Shleldg 200 (0
Dr. Rnlmer 150 00
Dr. Thompson '. 150 Wl
Mervln llaugh 3S0 00
Thomas Hetrlck 30100
Wages SOS C9
Traveling expenses, transporting, -
etc 344 61
Trens. per cent receiving $29,-
422. SS 367 78
Treas. per cent paying out $20,-
633.94 410 68
Bui. in treusury 11.433 14
$32,743 54
General Statement.
ASSETS.
Poor tnx outstanding for' 1905
and previous '. t 741 51
Poor tax outstanding for 1906.... B.4' 2 76
Hldg. tax outstanding for 1906.. 1,895 84
Unseated tax outstanding 832 00
Amount due building fui.d from
county 20,000 00
Cash In treasury 11,433 14
Liabilities over assets 69,614 75
$100,003 00
LIABILITIES.
Poor bonds. Issue 1900, payable
1910 $75,000 00
Poor bonds, issue 1901, payable
1907 25,090 00
$100,009 00
Inventory of Produce and Stock Rais
ed on Farm
Bushels of oats 943, bushels of rye 192,
bushels of corn 1.110. bushels of potatoes
900, bushels .of buckwheat 60, tons of en
silage 75. tons of straw 20, tons of hay
75. bundles of fodder 1.600, pounds of
Dork 3,224, pounds of beef 3.702, heads of
cabbage 1,600, bushels of beets 40, buh
els of onions 10, bushels of onion
sets 2, of beans 10, bushels ot
parsnips 40, bushels of tomatoes
10, barrels of plckels 3, bushels
of peas 6, bushels of carrots 10, bushels
of sweet corn 26, bushels of rutabagns 20,
bunches of celery 2,000. heads of lettuce
1.800, bushels of cucumbers 12, barrels of
kraut 6. bushe si turnips 10, gallons of
apple butter 10fl, barrels of cider 10,
bushels of apples 100, dozens of eggs 672.
Live stock on fnrm January 1st, 1907.
Five horses. 1 bull, 16 cows, 4 young cat
tle, 10 yearling calves, 6 hogs, 13 shoats,
200 chickens.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, SS:
Pursuant to law. we the undersigned
Commissioners of Jefferson county, pulv
Hsh the foregoing statement of the re
ceipts and expenditures of said county
for the year 1906, and also present the
assets and liabilities of the county on
the 1st duy of January, 1907.
Witness our hands and seals of office
this 1st day of February. 1907.
J. N. KELLY, (Seal.)
J. B. BARR, (Seal.)
E. T. McGAW. (Seal.)
Commissioners.
Attest:
A. E. GALBRAITU, Cf.k.
Finances of Jefferson County
For the Year 1906.
Treasurer's Account.
IRA J. CAMPBELL, Treasurer, in ac
count wtth Jefferson County for the
year ending December Slat, 1906.
COUNTY FUNDS.
DR.
To am't In treasury at last set
tlement $ 8,297 61
To am't of county tax of 1906.. 80.034 93
To am't of state tax for 1906.... 8.546 66
To am't outstanding tax of 1905 27,313 84
To am't received on taxes of
1904 and previous 1.S89 67
To am't of personal tax returned
by State 6,395 34
To am't received from hotel li
cense 1,035 00
To nm't from Commissioners
receipt book 8,039 27
To am't of redemptions received 647 90
To am't of unseated tax for
1904 and 905 received 8,578 24
To am't of Interest received on
unseated tax 54 69
To am't of seated tax 418 59
$143,751 64
en.
By county orders re
deemed $61,9G5 78
By refunding orders re
deemed C3 81
By exoneration orders
redeemed 1,862 6,4
By return orders re
deemed 162 88
By county bonds re
deemed 2,000 00
By coupon's redeemed .. 72 00
By Interest paid on tem
porary loans 939 44
By temporary loans paid 25,000 0J
By amount pnid direc
tors association
By amount paid County
Superintendent
By amount paid Btnte
74 00
200 00
Treasurer on personal
tax 8,527 12
By amount of redemp
tions paid 614 99
By tax of 1906 outstand
ing 19,273 03
By tax of 1905 outstand
ing 3,721 49
By Treasurer's percent
age for receiving $109,
432.99 i... 1,307 91
By Treasurer's percent? '
age for uaylng ou
S9.457.14 1.981 14
By bal. In treasury 16,918 81
4143,751 64
POOR FUND.
DIT.
To nm't in treasury at last set-
. tlement $ S.3r3 01
To nm't of poor tax for 1906 20.024 73
To am't of bond tax for 1906 6,689 85
To am't outstanding tux of 1905 . 8,844 82
To am't received on taxes of
1904 and previous 621 S3
To nm't of state aid received.... 3,413 So
To nm't received for maintenance
of inmntes at county home.... 2,066 52
To Items from Commissioners re
ceipt book 329 41
To unseated tnx for 1904 and 1905
received 6S3 95
To Interest on unseated tnx re
ceived1 21 95
To seated tax received 167 70
$41,086 02
CR.
By am't orders redeem
ed $17,757 94
By am't of coupons re
deem 2,776 00
By exoneration orders re
deem d ITS 61
By return orders redeem- 1 .
ed 45 60
By poor and bond tax ef
1906 outstanding 7,378 60
uy poor tax or 1906 out
standing By Treasurer's percent
age for receiving $29,422.
63 By Treasurer's percent
640 67
367 78
age paying out $20,633.-
94 410
By bal. in treasury 11,433 14
$41,0S6 02
SHEEP FUNDS,
DR.
To am't In treasury last settle
ment $200 00
To am't of dog tax for 1906 1,796 60
To outstanding dog tax of 190.1.. 1,150 2d"
To am't received on tax of 1904
and previuus 156 9b"
$3,303 72
en.
By nm't of sheep orders
redeemed $ 632 25
By exoneration orders re
deemed 211 19
By refunding orders re
deemed 2 00
By outstanding dog tax of
1905 and 19o 1,327 80 .
By nm't paid school dis
tricts 980 61
By Treasurer's percent
age for receiving $1,614. 73" 19 57
Biy Treasurer's percent
age for paying out $1,
614.86 30 30
By reserve fund in treas.. 2(O00
$3,303 72
Sheriff's Accounts.
J. W. CURRY, ex-Sheriff.
DR.
To am't of orders drown $207 70
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JEFFERSON COUNTY. SS: ,
We, the undersigned Auditors of Jefferson county, in the state of Pennsylvania,
do certify that In pursuance of the 47th section of an Act ntltl',d "An Act relat
ing to counties, townships, etc., passed the 16th day of April. A. D. 1S34," we met
in the Commissioners' office In the borough of Bronkvllle. Pa., on the first Monday
of January. A. D. 1907, It being the seventh day of said month, and did audit,
adjust and settle the several accounts required of us by law, agreeably to th
several acts of Assembly and supplements thereto, according to th best of out
Judgment and ability, and And them as set forth In the above report.
In witness whereof we have hereunto get our hands and seals at (he office
aforesaid this 6th day of February, A. D. 1907.
THOMAS B. ADAMS. (Seal.)
G. H. 8MA1L, (Seal.)
..JOHN H .CARR. (bL
CR.
By am't due at Inst settlement ..$207 78
GRANT SCHEAFNOCKER, Sheriff.
DR.
To. am't of orders drawn $3,786 61
To am't due slier iff 210 20
$3,996 81
By boarding prisoners 6325
days at 60 cents per day$2,912 60
By ISO commitments 65 00
By 100 discharges 60 00
By removing prisoners to
penitentiary and work
house 642 65
By am't paid for guarding
Jail 16 00
By drawing and summoning
Jurors 162 80
By fees for attending court
44 days 132 00
ay court and election proc
lamations By extra care for Corn,
Mnlze
By gas for hospltnl
By capturing escaped in
mate of County Home...
By blank books and sup
plies By fees on fines and costs
11 00
18 00
2 60
8 00
8 90
collected 74 46 '
-$3,996 El
County Superintendent's Account.
Prof. R. B. TEITRICK, County Buperln
tendent.
CR.
By am't of vouchers filed $200 00
-DR.
To cash received, from Co. Treas
urer $200 09
Commissioners' Accounts.
NEWTON "WEBSTER, ex-Commlssloner.
CR.
By am't due at last settlement $95 00
DR.
To nm't of orders drawn J9! 00
HARVEY D. HAUOH, ex-Commissioner.
CR..
By nm't due at Inst scVkm,3r,t .....$66 08
DR.
To am't of orders drawn $65 00
AL. HAWK, ex-Commissioner.
CR.
Ey am't due at last settlement $5S 00
DR.
To nm't of orders drawn $58 00
JOHN S. BARR. Commissioner.
CR.
By one year's snlary as Commis
sioner and Poor Director $1,200 00
DR. .
To am't of orders drawn ........$1,200 00
J. N. KELLY. Commissioner.
CR. .
By one year's salary as Commis
sioner and Poor I'l-ector $1,200 00
DR.
To nm't of orders arawn $1,200 CO
E. T. McGAW, Commissioner.
CR.
By one yenr's salary as Commis
sioner and Poor Director $1,200 CO
DR.
To am't of orders drawn $1,200 00
Commissioners' Clerk's Accounts.
A. E. GALBRA1TH, Clerk.
CR.
By one year's salary $1,000 00
DR.
To am't of ordersdrawn $1,000 00
Steward's Account.
S. M. SHIELDS, Steward of
Home.
CR.
By one year's salarv
DR.
To am't of orders drawn
County
,.$800 00
,$SO0OO
Matron's Account.
MISS MYRTLE SHIELDS, Matron of
County Home.
cr. ., ' r -
By one year's sa sry $200 00
DR.
To am't of orders drawn $200 '00
Janitor's Account.
utiu. xi. UKtivifi, Janitor. j
CR.
By one year's salary $480 00)
DR. !
To am't of orders drawn $460 00)
County Home Physicians' Account.
DR. A. F. BALMER, Physician.
CR.
By six months' liry $150 04
DR.
To am't of orders drawn $150 Oft
DR. H. P. THOMPSON, Physician.
CR.
By bIx months' sa'ary $150 00
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To am't of orders drawn $150 00
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Jail Physicians' Accounts.
DR. R. S. HUNT .Physician.
UK. I
By six months' snlary as Jail Phy
slcian $50 do
DR.
To am't of orders drawn a. $50 00
DR. W. W. MATSON, Physician.
CR.
By six months' salary as Jail Phy
sician ,' $50 08
DR.
To am't of orders drawn $50 08
County Solicitor's Account.
A. B. STEWART, Solicitor.
CR.
By one year's salary $500 08
DR.
To am't of orders drawn $500 00
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