We
corporated into a borough as prayed
Ji and the the corporate style and
| title thereof be “The Borough of Dal-
las.” Borough bounded and described
las.” . ?
\ Te lu: mbering ty in Dallas as!
early as 1885 was practically at an’
end except with two or three owners
‘of mills who still bought a few seo
tering logs in winger and sawed them to’ be entered of record. April 1, 1879,
up as needed, and almost everyoneielse |
‘turned! his attention to farming ana
"court confirms the judgment of the
y : \
x4 oi . . : grand jury ‘and decree that the town
- stock raising., A very decided improve:
ment in the appearance
: |
Same day court orders certificate
A # creed that ‘the frown of Dal las be in-
. the theft | of aDllas be incorporated into bor-
3 ATH
thd ob i Cook ot ail 4a Rage ough as prayed for and ‘that the cor-
F e ek all ki areq | : 5
2 ne > og ~ EL Se re | pcrate style and title thereof shall be!
his ti Tit i \
Roou pas) gi a a The Borough of Dallas.”
: arms § ats :
lima in HibiL 5 Dros Court algo directs that the annual]
< hi a
: seize tolexhibit and comp rel | borough" election shall be held at the
motes. The outcome of this desire was! 3 : 2
: hotel of Andrew Raub in said borough
the incorporation, July 9, 1885, of the;
: : on the third Tuesday of February; ;
‘Dallas Union Agricultural Association,
Bick Yanid i also declared and decreed that said,
Which now: owns, a valuable Property, | borough should be a separate school |
~ where it holds annual fairs and con-
| district. Court also, directed that the
tinues to prosper. The
| election of ofifcers for’ said boroudh)
: -ganizers of this Pe wo = For. first yen?’ be Held. at: said Raub's
follows: William J. oneywell, PML | v0) May 13, 1879, between 7 a.
Spencer, Chester ‘White. C. D. Hone
and farm
_8rew a
original or-
am.
i 3 and 7 p. m., and designated William
x Bob, James Monoghan, A |, Reilley to give due notice of said
well, Ira D. Shaver, A. D. a Lecn- Lclcction: Baroy Stroud aise. Jshime
§ ard Machell and Jacob.
| day appointed to be judge, and Wil-
On the 30th of July, 1889, thre Pal] lam Snyder and John Ferguson ap-
fe Broom ompany was ated. pointed to be the inspectors, and Wil-
It purchased the old Methodist Epis- | liam Rice and D. "Wolcott. to
opal Church and grounds, raised the | clerks of said election.
building high enough to build another
story under it, and divided the ‘old’
main room into twe stories, so as to
ake a new three-story building, into
~ which was placed new and improved
machinery, and the first brooms were
made there about October 1st, 1889.
The business was conducted under the
same "management until the year 18
incorpor:
be
Petition and charter 1868. hares
members: Leonard Machell, DaZas,
40_shares; James Garrahan, Dallas, 10
shares; D. Shaver, Dallas, 10
shares; William J. Honeywell, Dallas,
20 shares; Theodore F. and J. J. Ry-
man, 20 shares; Chester White, Dallas,
Ira,
vi 10 shares; Joseph Atherhbdlt, Dallas,
when it was consolidated with ver iw 5 shares; William Snyder, Dallas, 10
other companies in the, Eastern and|gp,res: Joseph Shaver, Dallas, 20
Middle States under the name of The
American Broom Company. The orl »
nal stockholders were as follows:/ A. Spencer, Dallas, 5 shares; A. Raub,
¥ liath K. Goss, Isaac Nn Shaver, John | Dallas, 10 shares; George W.
. J. Ryman, P. T. Raub, Charles H.|
- Cook, I. W. Tyrrell, Jacob Rice, Ira D
~ Shaver, Hay and Honeywell, John I
Garalan, Dwight Woolcott, Dan Perry, |
ir H. Elston, James G. Laing, John T
shares; Jacob Rice, Dallas, 20 shares:
James G. Laing, Dallas, 5 shares; C.
fv
Kirken-
dall, Wilkes-Barre, 10 shares; William
I. Kirkendall, Wilkes-Barre, 5 shares.
The Methodist Church f Dallas did
not become an incorporated body until
| its charter was granted by the courts
A William 32,
Ryman. . |
a a 3 {
“Dalas had now reached the period of |
emendment dated March 23, 1889, and
recorded in Charter Book 2, page 500.
Phillips, G. M. Metzgar, ‘A: 8. Orr, 8.| November 26; 1866. It is recorded in
D. Goff, William P. Kirkendall, C.: A. | Luzerne County Recorder's Cffice,
Spencer, Gregory and Hitzman, GW. | Charter Book 2, page 474.
‘Brickel, Chester White, A. TL. Wall,| mpis charter was revised and
Jesse Albertson, F. N. Warden, George amended to conform to the mew inc *
Puterbaugh, William J. Honeywell and poration laws Of Pennsylvania hy |
High School Association of Dallas
its career
necessary to chronicle its happenings. |
The trustees named in the new char-
ter’ Wiilliam
when . a newspaper Ww
were:
Dallas.” pub-1
lished continuously each week
In the year 1895 Mr. ' Holbrook was |
Mr. W. H.
and proprietor.
J. Ryman.
® Dallas Agricultural
harter July 6, 1885.
William J. Honeywell, Dallas,
Philip T. bh, Dallas,
‘Nothing Was too’ good for Dallas. "itares; James Monaghan, Trucksville,
IGo0a ‘water if. Had and [10 shares; C. A.
sp but ‘with of Dallas,
household ccinforts hot
ning. water, and
This pap2r: has been
: {
since. |
Charter members:
©. succeeded by - Capwell
Lap
i»shares:
Raub,
i}
|
editor
Spencer
'hite, Dal-
..D. Honeywell,D Dal-
40 shares; D: Shaver, Dalla
as the sanitary principles involved, de A.D. ‘Hay, Dallas,
Stat] shares; Leonard Machell, Dallas, 10
\ lished and pure water be brought to | shares; Jacob Rice, Dalals, 10 shares.
: Dallas Cemetery Association—Char-
in wells Spencer
ideas
and cold run- - |
the bathroom, as well" las,
] 10 shares;
ngs; modern 10 Tie hester Vv
las; 10 shares;
‘manded that waterworks be
‘the houses from some point far away
from any contamination. or Arainags ter Book No. 2, page 26.
i Incorporated
from houses and cesspools. The 1883.
plan | Novembeér 12,
-
shares; Dr. C. A, Spencer, T
John J. Ry'man, 8 shares—all of Dall:
lowing stockholders: John T. Phillips.
J. J. Ryman, A. A. Holbrook of Dal-
"las, G. 1. Halsey of White Haven, Pa.,{ WNT O———-
~ Sheldon Reynolds of Wilkes-Barre and -Sweet Valley-
“John B. Reynolds of Kingston, Pa. |
This water company secured the Thé Bible Conference under
‘water from some large springs on the
old Edward Mcarty
. miles nortie of the village, and has a
auspices of the C.
| Christian Church
success. Last Wednesday
there were twenty-eight
| Every effort is being made to double
this number next Wednesday.
E. Society of
is proving
+1: 0a
te
farm, about two
supply suficient for. present needs, of
“mest excellent water. This water was
signers of the!
gners of the thet society.
was
4th, |
Borough of ay were
petition for the borough which
presented to the court January
1879, viz.
Barneéy' Stroud; J. J. Ryman, Theo-
~dore F. Ryman, Leonard Machel), profit of twenty dollars. The cast
_ Jacob Rice, ira D. Shaver, J. B. Wili- | OW ready to present the play
SHE JE 2 hurch where it is invited.
~~ liamson, William Randall, George W ho aren Whore iiels Hvited
Shotwell, Lewis Starmer, William H.! : : °
The service will be in
Updyke.
The Christian ndeavor drama pre-
sented last Sunday evening was weil
supported. Door receipts showed
is
“Rice, William H. Law, Alexander Sny-
der, George B. W. Brickle,
rt James G. N. Shay rer, Ki-
randall
Laing, Isaac
mer B. Shaver, Joseph Shaver, Favotty | b
John J. Buiford. O,. F. Recushey, S.| PACKETHEADS (
Joseph Atherholz, J. A. Tolkerson,
LETTER HEADS
{Alen Fayette Shaver, John T. Fuller,
i Fy Spencer Worden, S. B. Per- INVITATIONS
rigo, William J. Honeywell, C. A.|
Spencer, Philip Raub, Thomas Gar- | STATEMENTS
ranhan, Thomas KE. Oakley, Chester
, White, Peter Santee, William Sny: def, |
_ Andrew Raub, I. M. Rice, Andrew J.
Williamson, William P. Shaver, P. Per-
rigo, Charles H. Cooke, CE Raub, |
“J. W. Jobnson, C. D. Henderson, J. H. |
&erhardt, Dwight Wolcott, William
Randall, Franklin Bulford, S. H.|
Welsh, James Garrahan, E. Hunter, |
; Christopher Snyder. |
BILL HEADS
ENVELOPES
RECEIPTS
DODGERS
FOLDERS
BLANKS
CARDS
This petition was also presented to
~ grand jury on the 4th day of January,
1879. On the same day tlie grand jury ; G S
reported favorably to granting the | p |T A
borough, Wesley Johnson, foreman. p
April 21st, 1879, after argument of the
exceptions filed, the court confirmed
the finding of the grand jury and de-
| The
~ DALLAS POST
J. Honeywell:
John |
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hester ‘White, 7|
shares;
great |
evening |
present. |
in any
In $he year 1889 Mr. A. A. Holbrook Dwight Woolcott, Join T. Phillips,’
started, The Dallas Post. 'with the! 'W. FP. Kirkendall, Jacob Rice, Frank
motto, “There is nothing to good for! Tyrrel, William C. Roushey,
ARs
Association— |
was oon put into effect by the incor- | shares; Perry Frantz, 7 shares; Wil-
poration of the Dallas Water Com- liam A. Garinger, 7 shares; Wiilliam |
‘pany on August 21, 1893, with the fol- C. Roushey, 7 shares; O. L. Fisher, 7
the E
The ||
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giving Da 1893, The question of w| Bible. 3 : I
~ | Next Sunday evening the C. E. So-
water AE when Dallas has grown ciety of the Christian Chureh will hold !
to five or ‘six times its present size a consecration meeting at the. usual |
may not: be. aig solved. C. E. time. All' members are requested |
The Followine sidenty Within the | to re-sign pledge cards, while others
| will be given the opportunity to join
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