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Thirty-Five Years Ago ThisWeek.
Alice A. Ashcroft opened a millinery
store in the Solomon building.
There were 132 inmates in the Cam-
bria County Almshouse.
“During the late floods W. J. Don- SURPLUS:
nelly the lumber merchant has been
in his glory. He has a large force of
men running the logs in the woods
down Dry Run to the saw mill by the
aid of what is known as “splashes”
which are produced by several small
dams at intervals along the streams.
At times the work becomes very eX.
citing and interesting. The creek is
so narrow and crooked at places that
the magnitude of the jams which form
cause considerable work to liberate the
timbers so they will move down the
stream again. A representative of this
paper was present during two of the
splashes on Saturday.Mr. Donnelly ex-
pects to have all of his logs at the
mill during the next flood.”
Chas. M. Letts painter and paper
hanger purchased a lot on Magee ave-
nue west of Fifth and proceeded in the
erection of a two story building there-
on to be used as a dwelling and busi-
ness place.
A. Bl Clark Hastings liveryman pur-
chased a yearling colt from F. G. Bun-
ford of Columbia Tenn. which had
frequently paced one-eight of a mile
in 20 seconds.
The home of Vincent Malloy ab
Chest Springs was completely destroy-
ed by fire. -
The banks of Chest Creek were age in
Sy Samay. Worrell Paving Assessments Receivable 3,908.71
, 8. Bell and Dr. 8. W. Worre Sewer Assessments Receivable 558.18
made a business trip to Penreth, Ww. Due from Borough Solicitor 76.60
Va. on Thursday last.
“The Methodist parsonage is about Total Current Assets $ 14,302.27
ready for occupancy. Rev. C. W. Was-
sen will dwell there.” PROPERTY AND IMPROVEMENTS: >
“G. J. Fitzpatrick has his building Manilral wa w$ 1250000
shout enipisieg ond we open Wb Furniture and Fixtures 203.40
ge By a Equipment... 258.53
«Cresson isn’t in it on the bachlor Balance as per last Audit . $ 234442
question. Patton has the unlucky num- TAREE er ins bieest 15,822.96
ber in its midst—thirteen—and not a Cambria Tax Refund 202.89
single old maid according to the re- Dole TOR. oie 45.75
porter’s story. Fines and Licenses .. 141.00
«Samuel Weakland, C. A. Repsher; Interest Income .... 73.64
Miss Laura Noonan, Mrs. John Scheid Patton Fire Co. Relief Association 915.90
and Mrs. ‘Wm. Burkey and children Borough of Patton Water Works . 1,500.00
drove to Carrolltown, Saturday to at- Miscellaneous EXPENSE .......oecs 34.10
tend Resurrection services in St. Bene- Reuel Somerville, Solicitor, 1928 out 341.50
dict’s Church.
Total Receipts $ 21,422.16
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
J. Lawrence Dole was elected presi- DISBURSEMENTS:
dent of the Patton ¥. M. C. A, to Maintenance of Streets ... 2,838.01
succeed John C. Miller resigned. Light .... 1782:
«The Rt. Rev. Eugene A. Garvey, Wai Wen
Bishop of the Altoona Diocese, was in brintin "128.60
Johnstown Sunday and preached in Tel ng 16775
St. Gaulbert’s church. In the course bi paons a vid
of his discourse Bishop Garvey took al fon Lnsurance Ges
occasion to say that there was no rea- Auditors oy 60.00
son why the church choirs could not ar Tin "561.00
sing the Gregorian chants. He said that Fire So e " 768 00
more attention should be paid to these ni] BE on ii
chants. Boys should be taught them in | Office Supplies oe 38.76
parochial schools. Bond Redemption .... 500.00
«Cordell and Thomas is the name of
a new firm doing business at the old
stand of J. R. Cordell and Company.
“The Patton borough council is re-
ceiving considerable favorable comment
in out of town newspapers relative to
its recent action in requesting liquor
men not to sell to persons of known
intemperate habits.”
“Robert G. Morgan a Pittsburgh di-
vision freight flagman and a former re-
sident of Patton, met an untimely
death at Kittanning Point on Sunday
when he fell from his train to the
rails and was crushed to death. He
was 27 years of age and is survived by
a number of relatives here.”
“John C. Gould has moved his plum-
bing establishment from Hogan's Alley
to the basement of the City Restour-
ant.”
“0. F. Wolf is the new proprietor of
the Patton Pharmacy.”
“Phe contract for the erection of an
addition to St. Mary's R. C. Church
has been let te Frank E. Farabaugh,
who was the lowest bidder.
“The bartenders unich and the hotel-
men of Patton neld a meeting nn Sun-
dav afternoon and fixed a scale of
wages for the ensuing year.”
“The trolley line around the horn
wil: be completed “y Cctober 1sb if the
contractors—Tennis Bros—live up to
tier agreement.”
“The first automobile owned in any
of the country districts of Cambria
ccunty was recently purchased by
Frank Strittmatter of Bradley Junction.
It is a handsome 16-horse power 1905
model.”
“The bill making an appropriation
of $5,000 for a proposed miners hospital
at Spangler, was passed finally by the
house, Friday.”
CHRIST KUKLA.
Christ Kukla aged 62, died at noon
Friday at his home in Summerhill. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Freder-
icka Kukla; a son, William, at home,
and a daughter Mrs. Martha Swanger,
Mt. Union.
Funeral services were conducted on
Sundey afternoon.
Reuel Somerville
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AUDITORS’ REPORT |
THE PATTON COURIER
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Borough of Patton Water Works.
ASSETS—1929,
CURRENT ASSETS:
1 i
The successful bidder will be required
to furnish Bond for the full amount
of the contract.
Envelopes containing bids should be
plainly marked “BALLOTS”.
Henry L. Cannon,
3t County Controller
NOTICE.
Administratrix’s Sale of Valuable
Bank Stock.
Notice is hereby given that Stella M.
Brophy, as Administratrix of the Estate
of F. J. Brophy, otherwise Francis J.
Brophy, late of the Borough of Carr-
olltown, County of Cambria and State
of Pennsylvania, deceased, will offer at
public sale at the First National Bank
of Carrolltown, on Saturday, April 12
1930, at 2:00 o'clock P. M., twenty-three
shares of stock of the First National
Bank of Carrolltown, eight shares of
stock of the First National Bank of
The Hastings Bank.
Terms of sale, strictly cash. The Ad-
ministratrix reserves the right to re-
CONTROLLER'S OFFICE.
Ebensburg, Pa., March 28, 1930.
SEALED BIDS: Up to and including
11 o'clock a. m. Monday, April 21st,
1930, sealed bids will be received at the
office of the County Controller for the
furnishing and installing of 1-three
compartment electric refrigerator of
from forty-five to seventy-five cubic
feet capacity. Cabinet to be white en-
amelled. Bids to include details as to di-
menisons, capacity and refrigeration
and equipment. One used McCray Ice
Refrigerator to be taken in exchange.
All information to be had at the
Cambria County Children’s Home, Wil-
liam Penn Highway, West of Ebens-
burg.
The right is reserved by the County
Commissioners to reject any or all
bids.
Envelopes containing bids should be
ly marked, “ELECTRIC REFRIG-
Pittsburgh, and ten shares of stock of ERATOR FOR CHILDREN'S HOME.”
HENRY L. CANNON,
3t. County Controller.
FRANCIS X. YOUNG,
E. W. WINSLOW,
H, J. MULLIGAN,
Auditors.
Borough of Patton
STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
DECEMBER 31, 1929,
CURRENT ASSETS:
First National Bank Treas. .... ..$ 9,768.88
Paving—Magee, Fifth and Beech Avenues ... 20,374.48 First National Bank Treasurer i. emiiiismmsisiond $ 12,831.58
Borough Property 1,045.86 Accounts Receivable ...... w 2,209.33
i Borough of Patton .. 25,050.00
Total Property and Eqipment .......ciii 38,594.37
——— Total Current Assets ... $ 40,090.91
[ TOTAL ASSETS $ 52,896.64 | PLANT AND PROPERTY :
INAian MOOT CYCle ..wvvvvmsssssssssessnsss 4 5110 Plant, Property and Franchise .. $ 57,198.38
Filtration Plant
CURRENT LIABILITIES TOOLS rrcrrsrrre : 1
Boro of Patton Water Works $25,050.00 Dat ini : 2,886.91
Patton Fire Co. Relief Association ... 915.90 Improvements 4673.89
Furniture ....... 210.
Total Current Liabilities $ 25,965.90 | water Meters ..... : Bost
Balance Jan. 1, 1920 ....casuben. snanmmtimmamnisiin 15,279.98 Total Plant an $183,808.01
Plus Adjustment during year as follows:—Patiton Fire
Co. Relief Association. Funds transferred to $163,900.55
General Account .. 6,468.24
Borough of Patton Water Works.
21,738.22 LIABILITIES.
Plus Surplus for year 1929 .......ccmmminis 5,192.52 DECEMBER 31, 1929.
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
Total AdJUStEd SUIPIUS .ocormvsrssismssssssisssss 2693074) Uncimed Wages... wh L560
Accrued Interest on Bonds 1,500.00
TOTAL LIABILITIES ......ccvmmmnnnne 52,896.64
Total Current Liabilities .........ssmsiiineesse $ 1515.65
Borough of Patton BONDED INDEBTEDNESS:
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS. Borough of Patton Water Works Purchase 5 per cent
anon YEAR 1929. Serial Bonds due $2,000.00 each year from Jan.
P’ TS: : : ? 1, 1920 . $ 60,000.00
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the Borough of Patton, Pa, Less Bonds Pai 20,000.00
have carefully checked the books of account of the Borough of Pat- wens eeihiae
ton and the Borough of Patton Water Works, and have prepared| 5 =... $ 40,000.00
v Patito / iltratior
the attached statements, which we believe, correct to the best of Or cent i a oa
our knowledge and belief. : from Jan. 1, 1930, and $3,000.00 Jan, 1, 1040... 50,000.00
Respectfully submitted, rere
Total Bo Indebtedness ......counumamnnnisuing $ 90,000.00
DEFERRED CREDIT ITEM:
Reserve for Bond Redemplion ....iimimusssnmmims 4
SURPLUS: ol RAID
Balance Jan. 1, 1929, Less Adjustment ...
Net Income for 1929 ............
48 474.23
$163,989.88
Borough of Patton Water Works,
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS FOR YEAR 1929.
Total DiShursemMents .....eceeeimmis
Balance in hands of TrEASUIEr .....ecemmiis
Borough of Patton
IN ACCOUNT WITH REUEL SOMERVILLE, SOLICITOR.
$ 11,663.28
$ 9,758.88
WATER: RENTALS .......c.ocinceaamsaabeniisnisensmns
wa Sr ——— $ 20,455.77
Labor wngeesss $ 6,038.97
Supplies 3,935.15
Repairs Ma YY vn 28.35
Repairs, Water Lines .... 203.30
Total Operat Expense $ 10,195.77
Less Misc. Operating Income '257.92
Net Operating EXSDERSe .........corrrminsnnmnumsnerssosn 9,937.85
GROSS PROFIT FROM OPERATIONS .........cvvveseaseses $ 10,517.92
GENERAL EXPENSE:
Postage and Stationery ... 65.65
Salaries .... 1,500.00
Auditors "30.00
Mis. Expenss 7.50
Total Ger 1 EXPENSE ....criniiersinsmisssninsisninirismmne 1,603.15
NET PROFIT FROM OPERATIONS .....coniisinmeis $ 8914.77
OTHER INCOM!
Interest Income .......onnuinioninmisinissai 243.64
GROSS INCOME .........cciiiis sninnssismnsmmiimisissesiain $ 9,158.41
DEDUCTION ROM INCOME:
Interest on Bonds ....
Bond Redemption ....
Total Deductions from INCOME ......coivonnmmncsas $ 8500.00
NET INCOME .,..coccoeeireeeoiienisnsie mens susssssassessssare $ 658.41
Phona Office and Residence
J. Edward Stevens
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
CAREOLLTOWN, PENAA
Less: Paving Assessment paid year 1929
Balance unpaid as of Dec. 31, 1920
SEWER ASSESSMENT,
§ 3,908.71
Paving Assessments Collected ........comes $ 41.04
Interest, Costs, Etc 43.96
$ 85.00
By Solicitor’'s Commission . 8.50 ee
Due from Borough Solicitor .... 76.50
§ 85.00
PAVING ASSESSMENT.
RECAPITULATION.,
Balance unpaid as of December 31 1928 $ 3,949.75
41.04
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PATTON, PENNSYLVANIA
CAPITAL ._.. $200,000.00
SURPLUS . $200,000.60
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $3,240,000.00
Gee. E. Prindib]e, President; F. E. Farabaugh, Reuel Somer-
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Balance unpaid as of Dec, 31, 1928 .. $ $58.18
Balance unpaid as of Dec, 31, 1929 .. $ 558.18
Borough of Patton
PAVING ASSESSMENTS RECEIVABLE
DECEMBER 31, 1929.
SAMUEL WEAKIANA ...ovoveirirrsrnrininiiassissssies issn sss sasss assassins ssasiss sees $ 494.09
Mrs. Joseph Jones ... vi 181.00
Mrs. Anthony Gegesky 349.36
Mrs. Anna Kennedy . i 174.68
GEOTZE O'BIIEI ..cooirierrrinriisiisisissesssssii sass ssiss sss ssssasss esas tse sanss Santas satis 89.68
Mary Driscoll ES. eosin sss: 105.25
Charles Solomon ... ae 336.44 | =
John Stebick Est .... 523.36
Steven Jacobs, Deceased .... 169.70
Matt Collar .......usisnins 339.39
J. M. McGrim, Administrator 95.15
Ed. Jenkins ......in 95.15
Herman Miller, Executor . 95.14
Monica O'Brien ... 95.14
Harriett J. Brown 95.14
Thomas Lamont ... 95.15
Christena Gibson . 95.15
Donald Trexler ....... 142.72
Thos. E. Cartright .. 95.15
Philomena Rhody Est . 34.25
John Kuhnley .. 138.41
Marcellus Weaklan: 69.21
Total Paving Assesment Unpaid ccc. $ 3,908.71
SEWER ASSESSMENTS RECEIVABLE,
Bernard Litzinger 30.00
Anthony Kline ....... 21.33
Simon Bortman 42.66
Alice Wharton .. 33.45
A. EK. Huber ..... 11.33
M. and H. A. Burkey 8.44
Susan A. Kelly ......... 13.40
Wililam Reynolds . 13.40
P. Cincionni 11.00
D. Netorin ....... 24.86
Thomas Quinn 24.86
Enoch Short .. 44.58
M. Thomas Jr. .. 57.31
B. J. Anderson ...... 45.66
Mrs. Orlena Moudy . 165.00
James Coulson .... 15.00
Gertrude Smith ... 15.00
Total Sewer Assessment Receivable cc, 558.18
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