T II E ELK ADVOCATE
1350 ,
P. S. Luther, Ridgway 17321
,T. H. Lawrence, Spring crock 50 "'.)
O.K. Wilcox,' RidSway 310 23
AMOUNT duo from Cull, of Bounty
nr Jonson, lionczettc o.u oi
".auani dcsocrircr. Jen,.inirer -j.
John Koch, l ex
Levi Kl'.lthorp, Highland
Chuncy Clinton, " Jay
Joseph llentsnieker, Jones
Geo. I'M. Wcis, Ridjrwuy
Martin Pen-in, Spring creek
Jos. Wiulclder, St. Mary's
2,323
28
2H
1,355
:,3'5
2,785
!71
858
57
fitf
54
80
H2
56
Ii,Tho?e marked with a slur. Lavo
tinee paid n portion of their duplicates.
STATEMENT of the Assets and Lia
bilitica of Elk county, on January 2d
1865.
Assets:
Amount of tax outstanding
od Unsealed lands ? 5,263 00
do of tax duo from Coll. 1,952 69
do of " " bounty tax ' 21,052 00
do of Collectors 11,734 77
do from Sherff Hays 70 80
Total
Liabilities.
County orders outstanding
Bounty do do
Excess of Assets
$40,072
S 400
'50,0:50
8,652
Total
$40,072 70
P. TV. NAYS, Em., Sheriff of Elk Co.
in account with said county for the year
ending January 1st 18t..
Pr. To 8 Jury fecs(j; $4.
" costs of Commonwealth
" Fines in do cases
" costs and Jury fees in
Commonwealth cases
" County order
$32
52
76
64
70
Total $294
By balance due Sheriff
nt lust settlement $ 25
" filling Jury wheel draw
on d Fummnning Jurors 51
' " Advertising 3 Elections 2
' fees on 136 actions iu
Court 16
" fees in Com'tb cases 34
" county order canceled 101
Balance due county 63
CR.
50
00
25
50
65
52
30
Total $291 7
CHARLES LUHR, Esq
Treasurer of Elk county, in account
with the County of Elk, for the year
1864.
PR.
To balance due co. former
settlement $ 926 12
Amount ree'd, from Coll. 3,311 81
do " " Un
seated lands for tho vr'a
1862 & 1863 4,148 15
Purchase money on laud
sold by county 199 00
Redemption money on war
rant 4S90, 200 acres 79 35
Amouut due Treasurer 184 58
Total $8,849 0
CR.
Bv am't of county orders
Redeemed $8,4S2 05
Refunding orders 18 39
Paid county Audilois 22 50
Treasurers Commission on
$7,738 32 ots. at 2 per ct. 154 70
do . do cn
$8,523 84 cts. at 2 per ct. 170 48
Total $8,819 02
CHARLES LUIIR, Esq., Treasurer
of Elk county, in account with its sever,
ul Road funds, January 1st 1805.
Pr. BeuezetteRoad luud,
To amouut oi unseated tax
received, $1,655 52
CR.
By orders redeemed as per
Commissioners receipts $1,353 50
" Treasurers Commission ou
$1,655 52 at 2 per ct.
Treasurers commission on
$1,353 50 vt. disbursed
at 2 perct.
" Balance due fuud
33 10
241
Total
$1,655 52
Pr. Benzingcr Road fund
To amount received from
unseated lands $1,047 30
Balance due Treasurer 3 !0
Total
CR.
$1,050 70
Jly bal. due former Treas. !
Refuudiug orders .
Orders redeemed
Treasurers commission ou
$1,047 30cts. at 2 per ct.
Treasurers commission ou
1,009 56cts(Wj 2 perct'
05
75
00
05
1,000
20
20
19
- 'ToUl 1,050 70
Pr Fux Road fund
"To amount of tax received on
unseated lands $1,507 13
CR.
By bal. duo fonuar Treas. $ 51 fe2
Refunding orders l''j jq
Commissioners receipts of
orders redeemed 675 00
Treasurers commission on
81,507 13cts reo'd at 2 per ct 31 84
Treasurers commission on
81,110 72 ct disbursed 22 33
Balance due fund 890 74
Total
81,507 13
Dr. Highland Road Fund.
To amt. of tax received from unseat
ed lands 032 42
S'J82 42
Cr.
Py uit. of ordcri redeemed 798
TreaHurcri eoin. oa $982 42 at
2prot.Ree. 19
Treurrg com. on 793 disbur.
d t2perot. j5
l!luoe due fund 553
?!182 42
Dr. Jay Road fund-
To amount of tax received on
unstated lauds $1,933 38
nt.
15y amount paid former Trcas$ 1 76
Refunding orders 4 CO
Orders redeemed 615 00
Treasurers commission on
S 1 ,;; 3 cts (., 2 per ct. 21 87
Treasurers commission on
$621 00 cts disbursed 12 12
balance duo fund 438 03
Total 1,933 JJ8
Pr. Ridnv;,y Una J fund
To amount of tax ree'd on
uufcated lauds $1,332 72
cr-
By r.mt. of orders rcdeem'd $1,024
Treasurers commission on
81,334 72 eta (a) 2 pcrot 26
Treasurers commission on
81,022 disbursed fa 2 per ct 20
balance duo fund 261
Total $1,332
Pr- Jones lload fund.
To bid. received from former
Treasurer $ 4
Amount of tax'i cceived ou
unseated lands "1.772
Total $1,777
CR.
01
By balance duo lormcr Treas.
nver Elk & McKcan Road $ 3
amount of ordets redeemed 1,303
Treasurers commission ou
$1,772 31cts reed, at 2 perct S5
Treasurers commission on
$1,311 51 cts at 2 per ct 26
balance duo fund 408
78
00
45!
Total $1,777
Pr. priii g Creek Road fund
04
To' amount ot tax received on
unseated lam's
8
838
838
Additional Road tax
Total $1,676 36
CR.
By orders redeemed 018 00
do do additional road 662 00
Treasurers commission ( u
$1,076 30 reed, at 2 per ct 33 52
Treasurers commission on
$1,580 OOcts disbursed .31 60
baluucc duo fuud 31 24
Total $1,670 36
Pr. St. Marys Road & Corporation
To amount received lrom for
mer Treasurer $ 15 04
amount of tax reed on unsea
ted lands HQ 57
Total
5125
$110
CR.
By district Treas. receipts
.treasurers commissian on
$ 1 10 57cts reed, at 2 per ct.
Treasurers commission on
8125 04 disbursed at 2 per ct
Balance duo fuud
2 21
2
10
Total $125 61
CHAK.ES LUIIR Esq', Treasurer of
Elk county, in account with tho several
iOilOOl t Ull'lS.
lr. A'cnezctte School Fund.
To amount of tax received on un
seated lands SCO! 02
CR.
15y bal. paid former Treasurer $ 1 04
District JfYensurers receipts 650 00
Ores. com. $l!61 02 reed. 2 perct 13 28
do do 651 04 disb. 2 do " 1 1 03
balance duo fund lb7 77
Pr. Benziuger School find
To amount of tar received on
unseated land $iM 24
balance due Treasurer 1j0 5:
$674 70
cn.
By refunding orders
district Treasurers receipts
TYcasurcrs commission on
$521 24 ots re ;d. at 2 perct
7'icasui em commission ou
$051 25 via disbursed
$ 1 25
050 00
10 43
13 03
$G7i "fl
Dr. Fox School Fuud,
To bal. due fund last settlement
unit, of tax reed, unseated lauds
9 10 I
785 GO
802 40
Clt.
l?y refunding ciders
district V'lvasurcrs receipts
TYcaaiirers cuium'iHidon on
S7K5 CVcla reed. (7 2 per ct
7Veu sulci's ci)mmi.ssiuii ou
073 liOels ditl)iirst"J
baluucc due fund
S 3 R0
070 00
15 71
H 47
i''J 02
J 802 10
?2.'!7 07
$100 00
4 03
2 00
130 62
Dr. Fux School Building fund
Ybuuil. reed, on unseated lands
Clt,
l'.y dislrici Treasurers receipts
Treasurers commission on
S j:J7 67 cts reo'd. (-t;. 'J per ct
TreuHiirers commission oa
$100 00 diburod
balance due fund
$237 47
Dr. Jny Boliool fund
To unit. reed, of former 7'i'casurer S 22 Ct
amt. of tax roc J. uusoaied landr 001 41
$023 HI
2 45
C50 40
12 03
7 CO
251 43
CR.
By refunding orders
uimrict 'i reaiurers rocoiptt
Treasurers coininission on
$i01 41 etsrocd. at 2 per ot
Treasurers commitsion ou
$375 25 els disbursed
bulunoe duo fuud
$023 1
$385 51
f?800 00
17 71
16 00
61 83
Dr. Jones Scbool fund.
To amt. tax reed, unseated lands
Cll.
By district Treasurers receipts
Treasurer couimis.sion on
$885 51 cts reed, at 2 perct
Ti ensure'-s commission ou
$800 00 disbursed at 2 per ct
balance duo county
885 54
Dr. Ridgway School Fund.
To emt of tax received on unseated
lauds 8007,23
Cr.
By bal. duo former Trca. 8 141
District Treas. receipt 250 00
00
05
88
91
Tread, com. on $667,23 ice'd
nt 2 pr ct 13
Treas. coir, on $251 41 disb.
at 2 pr ct. .r
Balance duo fund 397
03
44
607 23
Pr. Spring Creek School Fund.
To amt. of tax received on uuscated
lands
8 1301 27
81301 27
Cr.
Bv disl. treas. receipts $1200 00
Treas. com. on $1301 27
Received at 2 pr ct. 26
Treas. com. on $1200 00
disbursed at 2 pr ct. 24
Balance due fuud. 51
00
24
$1301 27
Pr. St. Mary's School Fund.
To amt. tux received $05 40
$65 40
Cr.
By bid. paid former treasurer $ 177
Pist. treas. receipts 5'J 00
Treas. com. ou $65 40 reed,
at 2 pr ct. 1 31
Trenr com. on $51 77 disb.
nt 2 prct. 1 16
Bal. due county 11 16
$65 40
Pr. Bounty Fund.
I To amt. of tax reed. $3894 37
Bal. due treasurer
1195 17
$5089
$1800
Cr.
By bounty orders rcdccmoJ
Interest paid ou bouuty or
dors
113
Treas. com. on $3891 37 rec.
at 2 pr ct. 77 89
Treas. com. on $1913 38 disb.
at 2 pr ct. 92- '17
$5089 54
We the Commissioners of Elk county,
do report the foregoing as a correct
statement of the Receipts and Expendi
tures of Elk county for tho year ending
January 2nd 1805.
UNAS. WEIS,
r.EO.PTCKINSON,
JOS. W. TAYLOR,
Commissioners,
Attest :
J. C. M'ALLISTER, Cl'k.
We the undersigned Auditors of Elk
county having duly convened at the
Commissioners office at Ridsway on the
2nd day of January, A. P. 1865, nnd
having audited and adjusted the foreso.
ing accounts of the several funds, do
find them correct a herein slated.
In witness whereof, wo have hereunto
set our bands llio day nnd year above
mentioned.
R. T. KYLER.
HENRY P. PERR.
JACOB M'CATJLEY.
Auditors
Attest :
J. C. M'Allisler, Cl'k.
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Attorney for tbe Co
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NOTICE OF LIMITED rAHTNKIiSII.1'
NOTICE is hereby jfiven that Theo-loi-o
I'nU-n, heretofore residing at Aiiejjany, Cat
taraugus Coun'y, tut )10 State of New Vork,
but now residing nt Wilcox Elk County,
.Slnlo of Pennsylvania, and James Clark,
residence nt l'larntiel I in the A'lnto of New
Jersey, have formed n limited partnership
pursuant to tbe Act of the General Assembly
of the Slate of Pennsylvania, passed tho 'Jlst
of March l&ati, entitled "Au Act relative .to
limited partntruhipa" and MS several sup-
piomcuts, lor the mauutnc'.ure of Leather at
Wricozaforesnid. upon iho following term
to-rit: lft. The name of said firm lo bo
Theod.-re Palcn; liud. 5The general uaiuru
of the business transacted is the manufacture
of leather : S I. The name of tho general
partner is Theodore Palen, now residing 11 1,
ll'ileox aforesaid ; dill. The niiiouul of
eapiial contributed by the special pari m r
James Clark, to the common s;ock, U
tiglitctn thousaud dollars ; 5tk. The part
nership is to continue from tho ninth day
.-lpril A. II. IStil, jotho uiBthdny of April
A. 1). lSOy. Daied at ililcoi, Juno l!o"d
1801.
DISSOLUTION of P.M1TNERSHI P
Notice is hereby ivcn that the Part
nership, Luuibeiin business, beretoforo
carried ou by tho undersigned, un-loe
the name of Charles & Isaac Horton Jr.,
in this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of tho lato firm, vjll ba
sottled up by Lauc Horton Jr.
CHARLES IIORTON,
ISAAC HORTON Jr,
Ridgway, July 13th lHL