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MINING JOURNAL
FRQBTBURG, MD., APRIL 21,1888
City Views of the Coal Trade.
According to all indication*, mat
ter* in the bituminous coal trade art
rapidly approaching a crisis, and the
happenings of the next week or two
will probably decide whether or not
the hopes of consumerj that concee
■ion* will be possible are well founded.
The hesitation shown in delaying the
award of a number of some of the
largest contracts for which bids weri
opened during the past two weeks ii
attributed to efforts made by the par
ties using the coal to engineer a break
in the railroad rate*. The statement
which ere brought forward to con
yjnee each ene of the two railroadi
which has entered into the agreement
that the other has not adhered to iti
provisions, are calculated to put i
severs strain upon the tn mpact. 0.
the one band, Cumberland coal ap
pears to have been sold at low figure
in the Eastern market, a fact which
it is urged, cannot le entirely ex
plained away by pointing to tbt
lower rates at which this coal can bi
put down at Georgetown Via canal
On the other hand, large contract
have been made by Clearfield opera
tors, one of 15,000 tons within the
last two weeks, at a figure alongsidi
in this harbor, which would leave a
direct loss ol 20 cents per ton, esti
mating the cost of delivering the coal
into cars at the mine at 75 cents, pro
vided the full schedule rate is to be
paid.
These are some of the considerations
that enter into this knotty problem.
Its solution, whether by violent or
other means, is, we believe near at
hand. Should it lead to a break, the
bituminous operatore will be afforded
an opportunity to largely widen their
market, particularly in the East.
During the week, a number of
smaller contracts have been closed.
Current business, however, is slack
and prices are low. We quote nomi
nally, $4.35@54.50 for Clearfield, and
f4.40@54,60 for Cumberland, accord
ing to quality.—Engineering ami
Mining Journal.
Philadelphia.— -Several unfavor
able influences are at work in the
bituminous coal trade. Buyers are
■till backward. Consumption is re
stricted by the failure of iron man
■factnrsrs to make stock for future
requirements. The iron trade is un
settled, tnd, as lower prices are con
fidently looked for, purchase* are l
a hand to mouth character.
The Clearfield region is driving
ahead, regardleee of danger-signals.
There ie no further room for a cutting
of rates, and large buysre are making
purchases uf small lots. The oonrst
et the Penney vania Railroad Cun
p.ii.v iscommeided in seme quartm
i. fixing i esliicMve rife on Cleaifi .<
coal. TfaeCuuH irl.nd Onipul -mi
be viry large. y incieased Pieseni
prices t>re s-nuu ly cut, and the Hail,
is litse lU'd. ..) e ils rave been -ii k
ing lU> ere urg-nty all b- week;
IUI the ii iUL-; in nl are luu e e de
•0 aUraei iti m l‘> m ie (ban pin
sing wauls. Vi wi g the miii.il h
ttom li pom e, th-rv is uni i g
a aim tlie sir ng 0( iln ; (ml a
tiClille and | rude ee am lo' Ii iee -
my nnlil ala lepre-n. „ ■■ Uni in •
h t been c eaitd aw. \.
Chicago.—'lbu li.iuminuiis Iran
has implored to msiiufn tur re, bn
in o'her directions ha* fa 1, n ol), a
cepi with railroads, wh rb are taking
the usual amount. The suit eon
mines ate w< ik* d only io such m
extent as to fill pusent orders, n
surplus slock being loft on baud
Some mines are worked on full lime
while others are not.
Boston, —The bituminous trad'
remains very quiet, the buyeis show
ing the same hesitancy that, has been
heretofore noted. Low figures con
tinue to be made on the business lha<
is doing.—N. Y. Coal.
MI SC EL LA NEO VS ITEMS.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Atlantic and George’i-
Creek Consolidated Coal Company
was held Thursday afternoon in Bal
timore. Directors were elected as fol
lows: Simoe Rosenberg, Edward S
Myers, Philip Hamburger, Milton M
Wheat, Philip Jo-eph, Louis Adler
and Charles D. Blake. A larger num
ber of shares were voted than has
been the case for several years pri
vion*. The com [any is reported ti
be in a flourishing condition, having
large and paying contracts for coal,
which is now being mined at Pern
in this State, under the superinie
dence of Mr L. T. DeWitt. Ti
company about a year .go | uroban--
a valuable tract ol coal land in k i
eral county. West Virginia, fr i,
United Slate- Se aior Davis, of lb
Siaie, and Mr. A:x. S -aw, of 8.l .
m.re, wh cb will ieo t e ,ed ibis an. •
uer.— Bt.limore Day.
Opinion n An Injunction Casi .
—• I- lung ixi eci- ilu, r< l>n Jd. e
P air. In rUe I j lie iu.i c.asi v,l tie
Atlan'ic ami G-o r ge's Crook Creek
ooal company vj. Maryland coal com
pany and others, brought to restrain
the latter cctrf ar y frem proceeding
with a trespass damage suit against
ihe former, was filed Tuesday. It
dissolves the temporary injunction,
leaving the question of costs unsettled
until final hearing of the case in
equity.—Cumber'and News,
“It's all right to say George
Washington never told a lie,’ re
marked a thoughtful mining superin
tendent. "1 don’t say he did, but hi
lived in a time when that wasn’t hard
tor a man to accomplish. If George
were alive now snd running my mine
and had to write a weekly letter re
porting progress, I’m inclined to
ihink he’d wrap urape around his lit
tle hatchet and put it away when
-he historian of the future wouldn’i
no likely to find it."
The Wyoming Cattle Supply.—
Mr. John F. Goad, of Cayenne City,
Wy., one of the representatives of
that Territory and one of the largest
stockmen there, says that the past
winter bus been a good one for cattle,
and t'-at they have done well. Hi
asserts that ibu prices will be higher,
us tne supply does not equal the de
demaud (or the consumption of the
increasing population and augmented
export trade.
A Big Day's Work. —Last Friday
ihe following work was don# at the
Lochiei Lumber ermpany's mill at
Bloomington: There were sawed
96,527 feet of lumber; 39,250 feet of
lath and 1,820 feet of paling. Besides
this 3,500 box shook* were made.
This is claimed to have been the
largest day's work ever done by a
mill of the same eiza in the country.
—Cumberland News.
The railroad coal operators met at
Pittsburg, Pa , Thursday and unani
mously decided to reduce the mining
rate on April 23 from 3i to 3 cents
■ per bushel. The miners will meet
next Tuesday to take action in regard
to the reduction. It. is thought a
strike will fco ordered.
The bill authorizing the tunneling
of Broadway, New York, for the pur
pose of building a four-track under
ground railway has passed the lower
house of the New York Legislature.
There will bo enough ways for getting
"up town” in the Northern metropolie
after a while.
>
A prominent and successful mer
chant saya that when he is tired and
I wants rest lie don't go off on a tour
and spend money, but he just simply
takes his advertisement cut of tho
papar.—lndianapolis Sentinel.
* The Pennsylvania Senate Wednes
day passed a bill making general
election day a legal bolidev, also
s hill t-rev-Ming the conso’idati m of
i ,n rnpeling lire lines tor 'he Irens
!<■ r'aii'Mi of. -il.
i The lief of the I.ehillb Coal and
Nav ipu'inn Company for the fi st three
■nori'h" of 1833 show a vain of about
; SUOOOO as compared wrlihecor
•e-p-nding period of last ye r.
Familiar Sr ht —A Iran e <-om
-1 ra - inn of- p’a vert ii I m it de and a
rsefnl mini mv be fount in 'he
hn t kir r up c<rp fa for sprin •
cleaning.- L.we'l (Mn ) Ci'iz-Ti.
The C-e ,r m Aer 'U do .of Wl-e
nr, W Vi.. Thursday r-solved fr
• i mar d twenty-five cents pirlbrus
-ml advance in all trades of cigars,
f" e rna ufactnrers will refuse.
Con hpfeahi.e ex- item t wan
■muse I ai Ashland, Pa , Thursday, hv
rho s-itling of the surface over one of
the gangways of the Tunnel colliery.
A GENERAL strike of the ccal min
ers of the llccktng \alley begin
Thursday against a reduction of wages
amounting io thirty cents aday.
Scttiny Hens,
This is the season when bens run
mad and will not le comforted unless
they can hide away somewhere and
sit night and day on a wooden neat
egg or an old do:r-knob. Several
men were discuEsing this question in
a grocery (-tc.ro one evening recently.
A man who owns a large flock of
Dorkings remarked : "Not even an
act. of Congress can break up a settin’-
hen.” “Ever tried jammin’ ’em un
der a barrel, and pouiin’ water on
'em V demanded the man on the
•ugar barrel. "Yes," replied the
Dorking man, "I've poured water on
'em till they grew web-footed like a
• lamed duck, and afterward found
m in an old coal hod eeitin' uway
on lumps o’ coal." “Tie a red rag
■ iomul one wir.g,' said a man who
•as eatirg iheese and ci acker-,
‘ that'll fix 'em" "Might as well
iller'em a chiumo," said tbeDuik
g men. *T lied a wlioh. led woolen
a in on one last spring, miG-g my
Oic iI she itl*lii I make a lust ol it
n’ et ti.ree weeks on ihe hull us "
I'h n ihe grocer said ii was lime (o
, 010-H up, Mini o-ch m ti ,i ded up hi
loins ai I iloaij Ii d >lll. —D troit
i Free Cress.
ADDITION 1C LOCALS.
County Commissioners. The
bond ot Collector John J. Keller was
approved Friday of last week.
On Saturday th h >1 ot Collector
J. M. Sbi.her was approved.
The report of Messrs. Robert Ma
theny, W. J. Walker and Hopewell
Webb, the committee appointed on
the first day of the session to examine
the Treasurer's sccor.nts, was pre
sented. After a thorough examina
tion they to .i d i ihe accounts cor
rect, ami Mr. Web-agio s methodi
were approved and complimented.
Monday —Henry Horgott's bond
as constable of No. 13 was approved
Wednesday. —Andrew Patrick wet
appointed constable in District No. 8
Westernport.
The erection of a new barn nn tin
dmshonse property was ordered, an<
the Board visit d the term to seket
location"
The board adj urnnd.
"Heavy work," says the News
“was done during the cession j..st
closed in the way of tax changis
Nothing definite tezard ng the remit
as affecting the taxable basis can bi
learned, however, until the various
collectors ren er reports of new assess
ments. These repoits are expeoteo
to be in shortly."
Hay Fever Remedies. —Froslbun,
has won censiderabl# notoriety as the
centre of bay fever specific inventions
and manufacture. Dr. Townsend con
ceived and perfected his remedy in
this vicinity and ehortly after Mr. D.
0. Percy, druggist, of this place, pul
bis preparation upon the market.
Both are strongly recommended by
1 numerous parties near and far who
have tested their curative properties
A pamphlet of 32 pages, recently is
sued by Dr. Townsend contains sev
eral letters from Rev. Henry Ward
; Beecher, testifying to the efficacy of
i the doctor’s remedy. In fact, Mr.
- Beecher could not be more enthusias-
I tic over its virtues had he a proprie
i tary interest in it. From the terri
tory covered by the other testimonials
, it is evident that it enjoys a wine
. range of use. Mr. Percy reports
. large sales and a growing demand for
■ his medicine.
Mining Prospects. —A largo con
! tract for coal, not previously given
1 this region, has been secured by the
Blaen Avon coal company.
The stationary engines at New
I Hope mine are being supplied with
r new boilers, which will bo ready lor
r work in a few days.
3 Johnson Bro’s received Thursday
an order f< r 60,000 feet mine lumber
to be used in Eckbart slope
The signs point to May Ist as the
' du'e from which it is expected work
5 will go on in earnest. The Ba.timer*
f and Ohio railroad company, we learn
i*-xt.i ii ing mure tin usual r '-res'
ill and lit) .ality to tie Hade, -tel -
] de e:m tied II ai tills o al s a!i hav
, in m rket al the he efi id Its 11'
r doubted merit.
. I It i aied mat tl e At .m in ecu
j | ll' baa Old rs |iii 4ho one dt V
| Public S hool Affairs Ti
- C uni Daubers lurM u'e willin'-
1 in Cist le S drool buiMii g. L n itii i
o da} A number of lit- r--s in q-i*-
rio-8 ill be-‘i crime- and deiega e P
the S'a'e T-a. hers' A Oci Ml II el C
lel Tin- latter body nwrts inOna
-|C,ty. Md , July 10 11 and 12
'lhe t.ehavn r if the [niptls i f Pub
lic Scirool No I is much ini rov-d.
‘D n’t know >bo the conservator i-,
Lilt expect we will have to ciedit Mi.
Bucaey.
j. Tiikt have discovered a new way < 1
; reserving butter no Hint it will hist, lln-y
claim. 100 \ ears. Why auv one should
want Io eat such old butter when bourn
buy some five years old ut any grocery s
1 a question not before Hie bouse.—Lima
* coiling HevUw.
Or why anybody should prefer it
I to the legula’ion keg which is dump
ed upon a suffering public is a qnes
i tion that ought to go the select cora
> miltee cn soap-grease.
I Tufc large number of sick ones
flacking to consult Dr. Nicbolls at the
' tineen City Hotel, Cumberland, indi
cates that they fully appreciate tho
■ nro opportunity now presented thorn
to be cured of their maladies. Dr.
1 Nicholls, in consequence of other en
’ gagemente, will be unable to visit
' Frostburg. Those wishing to consult
1 him must see him at Cumberland.
! Has a Hard Time Getting Set
tled Doan. —Joseph Gardner, tho
Eckbart foreigner who lost a leg from
a hurt in the mine last week, and ad
judged insane, did not go to ths Mary
land hospital, as stated, but to Ihe
’ countv ulaisbou-o.
i
Changecf Date — A letter i>c- iv
| id yeateidav trom Coi. On eland
stat s tba he cannot ba here on the
7tn o. Ut., as announced in these
columns Uni week. Ho wII be lure
iW-dnedsv e einiig, May i6i.li, m
it- ad.
• 1 A LAIiGE M. in me W U-IOW of
Mr. D J. L z - j a n -o e ur
, niHi.e nie a 11 • c i,iu-i i ass -rs
by.
’ Business Locals.
Every TllCHtlay.—The public are
led to believe bv certain Railroads that low
rale tickcis will be sold and special trains
rim to the West "eiery 7 umdny." This is
calculated to deceive parties contemplating
a trill West, as by the Penney vania Rail
road you can go any day in the week on
last Express trains, and at just as low rates
as by any other route on Tuesday. It isn
well known fact that the Pennsylvania
Railroad is the direct route between the
East and the Great West. Parties contem
plating a trip to Knn*as, Colorado , Nrbras
hi, A'uc ilcaieo, Dakota, or any of the Wes
tern Stales or Territories, would consult
laeir own interest by calling on the m ar
eal Agent of this Company for Maps, Time
rallies, etc., where they will receive lull
information, ir by writing to Titos. E.
\V att. Passenger Agent Western District,
No. 110 Filth Avenue, Pittsburg.
Work <i)ivii On!.—On receipt of
your address we wi I make an offer by
which you can earn sll to $7 evenings, at
your home. Men, Women, Hoys or Girls
cun attend to it, H C. Wilkinson &Co ,
11)5 ami 107 Fulton street, Now York.
File* are frequently preceded by a
senseol weight in the back.kins and low
••r part of the abdomen, causing the patient
“I suppose he has sonic affection of the
Kinneys or neighboring organs. At times,
-yniptmns of indigestion are present, as
llutuiency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like perspiration, producing a
very disagieeuble itching, pariicnlarlv at
uigiit after getting warn m bed, is a very
common attendant. Internal, External and
itching Piles yield at once to the applica
tion of Dr. llosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing! he Tumors, allaying the intense itch
ing, and effecting n permanent cure where
ill other remedies have tailed. Do not de
lay until the drain on the system produces
iiermuneu* disability,hut try it and lie cured
Price, SO cents. Ask you druggist for it,
md when you cannot obtain it ot him, wc
we wi.i send it, prepaid, on receipt • f price
Address The Dr. Bosanko Me-icine Go.,
Piqua, Ohio. Bold by Thomas McNeill,
DntLgißt, Frcstburg, Md. [Augs-y
Free of C’oh(.—By calling at Thus.
McNeill’s drug store, you can get a sample
bottle ol Dr 80-anko’s Cougu ami Lung
Syrup, which will relieve the must ohstiu,
ate Cough or Cold, and show you what I lie
regular 50-ceul size will do. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry,
Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest, and
all diseases o' the Throat and Lungs, try a
sample bottle of this medicine. [Aug 5-y
(InilßlllliptiOll. —lt is said Hint
50,000 people die annually in the United
Stales alone from this disease. In some
sections of the country one death in every
three is from Consumption. This can be,
and should be avoided; our people arc too
cat dess about an ordinary cough or cold,
and other symptoms ot threat and long
nff 'clious that lead to tills disease. You
should arrest it while in the germ. Two
or three doses of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary cough
or cold. It docs not dry up a cough like
many preparations on the market and leave
the disease behind it, but acts directly ou
the throat and bronchial tubes, removing
all tire phlegm and morbid matter that ac
cumulates in the throat ai d lungs. It al
lays all irritation, and renders the voice
clear and distinct. Sold by Thomas Mc-
Neill, Druggist, Frostburg, Md. [Augs-y
“I,Julies’ Tonic.”—The Oukat
Female Remedy is prepared by the
Women's Medical Institute ol Buffalo, N.
V., and is llieir favorite prescription for
ladies wiioare suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to Ihttr sex. It is
sold by druggists at $t per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Scud stamp for
names oft oso who have been cured.
Mlsi cllam e in Art vorl fiienici.tr-
Stoves & Tinware
< RUB. Jimvsox is still active
1 and doing a good business at
No. Jj.9 Main St., Frostburg,
Where be sells the
BIST STOVE
in town I refer to Hie well known
“Ironsides!”
A'nieli ha- the large-1 oven a d is toe
iin Ki si liakimr sloe in I lie mo r-cl
1 'also inainif elnri aid keep eon
-antv on Inin ll.i mos substantial amt
v.) best
Tinware!
TO BE FOUND.
SolieitniL' m all and an inspection ottlie
-nperli New ironsides Cook Stove and
ny -lock of tinwan , 1 r main yums,
Am W-v FRED .lOilN-oN
1810 1883
Cunai'd Steamship Co.,
LIMITED,
j JETWEEN NEW ViRK AND LIV
r lEUPOOL ciillingat Queenstown each
way. Purposed -lutings from Plot 40,
North Rsver, New York:
P .vonia Wednesday March 28
S rvia “ April 4
Scythia “ “ 11
Gallia . “ “ 18
Bothnia “ “ 25
Pavouia....... “ May 2
Serna “ ... ...My 9
Cabin passage, 880 and 8100 gold.
Steerage passage from New York to
Liverpool, Queenstown, Glnsgew, Belfast,
Londonderry. Cardiff', or Bristol, S2S;
to Dublin, $29 1 to Loudon, s3l; to
llnvie and Paris, Hamburg, Antwerp, Hot
ierdam, Biomen,Copenhagen, Amsterdam,
or Mauheim, $32. To New York from
Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast,
r Londonderry, s2l; from London, Car
diff', or Bristol, $24; from Havre, Parts,
Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen,
or Amsterdam, $27 ; from Gothenburg, or
Copenhagen, S2S. Fo-further particulars
or tickcis upplv to or addiess
" lUOS. O. PORTER,
March 17 Frostburg. Md.
Carrollton Hotel,
BALTO., LIGHT AND GERMAN STS.,
Itultiuinrc, ltd.
RATES |4, $3 AND $2 60 PER DAY
According to Location of Rooms.
I ' XTRA charges for I’arlots, Bath and
i a U .uhle Rooms, accordiua to size.
The most convenient and latest built
Hotel in the city.
r.levalor runs continuously to ail
ffoois
All lints of city passenger cars pass ita
doors.
Electric Light used.
F. W. COLEMAN,
Apul 14—y Manager.
II J m.ACKIsTON .IAS 15. KLLEOOOD
ii.,Awi£lUlOH v.
tiuorueys-a*-! aw,
8 Vast iigloi St., Cumberland, Md.
A i-y
Mlaccllancnns Advertisements.
TO THE
SicklAfflicted
—OF
CUMBERLAND
AND VICINITY.
Enmliwh Hi)c*eialisl,
I ATE of London, England, itvltes all (
j who are suffering with lingering dis- ,
cases to consult him at Hie (
(|i i:i:v CITY HOTEL, I
CUMBERLAND, MD., FOR 20 DAYS. (
Dr. Nicholls is no Indian doctor, nor the j
i son of the son ol the seventh son, hut a
; thorough English gentleman, wilii whom
, the most cultivated and refined, as well as •
i the less favored of our race, can consult •
i with advantage. i
, Dr Nicholls treats and guarantees (pro-
I vided no organic disease exists) a speedy I
i and permanent cure in the following com
’ plaints: Diseases of the Blood, Skin, ,
t Stomach, Liver, Lungs, Kidneys, Rheum- J
j atism,Catarrh, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tel- !
. ter, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Enlargement J
r and Congestion of the Liver, Bright’s Dis- !
ease, Dtopsy, etc. All Diseases of the (
j Brain and Nervous System, Epilepsy, Pa- 1
talysis, Nervous and General Debility, j
’ which produces Nervous Tremors, Palpi- ‘
j tation'of the Heart, Mental Depression, 1
Night Sweats, Cnnstinatton, Haggard
i Countenance, Pimples and Blotches on the
Face, Weak Memory, Shyness, Wasting of
, the Fiame and other symptoms leading to
' Consumption and an early grave.
, TAPEWORM REMOVED
; in from three to five hours, first one free ■
-of charge.
; l_i .AN. DIES
. sffiictcd with complaints peculiar to their
r sex can consult the doctor with every as
surance of speedy relief and permanent
r cure. Sterility or barrenness positively
3 cured.
f Young and Middle-Aged Men
s suffering from any indiscretion of youth
s can be permanently cured.
s CROOKED EYES MADE STRAIGHT
arid alt diseases ol the cyu successfully
■ treated.
Read what the Hagerstown Odd Fellow
says of Dr. Nicholis:
i Dr. Nicholls, the celebrated English
Specialist, who has been stopping at the
u Franklin House for the past six weeks,
will have next week with many regietsnn
the purl of his many patients. Since ho
came here he lias treated hundreds ol our
’ affile id c uizena successfully, who were
troubled with all sorts ol diseases that wore
p out uneed incurable, if only ha fis true
1 wh tis said ot him, am. milking at l due
1 alowan' c loi i xagge alion under excite-
I | u cm, then iud id he lias proven Innige.t n
| Good Sam.iriiiio and many will ll.eto bios
hisc -Hung here long alter he lias left. He
f present- ci r ifica e-of woinlei liil cures
from the most nhahe citizens, w o nrc
wi ll known ill insci li.muiiity We have
lia cmiMiieia Ir to do wtlu him in bust
*’ u-s- m lie sand lonii-i I.ini a perfect gen-
In in in Inr and Ide-ral :n his dealing. mid
1 piompi in seliu uiu.il. We commend hun
1 in iin public an .to tin “craft'’ win rev. r
ne ...ay go.
I ( oiiMiilialhm Free.
' ijr Office i.mils from 9u. in. to 8 p in.
I lad lar.y to avoid Ine cii-wd. Tin- por
need not slay away on acco nt of llieir
poverty. [April 14—fit
s ATTENTION !
\\' E expect a giaud msb at our Gallery
t until after t .eHolidays. Bulaswo
have seeun d the si rv ce_- of a
ALI AItL li ASS IS I'A XT,'.
MR. H. G. WILSON,
LATK Or PUILADELVUIA,
!' we are prepared to meet and cordially
’ wait on all li a- may call.
Mr. Wilson is a Fine Crayon Ar
-8 list. (Samples ol which will ho on ex
-1 dilution at our Art Palace soon as they
• can be executed.) He Is also a Firnt-
4'iasa Fliolwgniplier.
3 Our Productions are Equal
- in alt particulars to the
} Best City Work, and
‘ Much Cheaper!
, If yon don’t believe what we say call
; and see for youtselves.
■ OLD PICTURES eSd i
- and Finished in style away above the or
-1 dinary.
- Everybody drop in and see
A. A, ROGERS,
> Dec 9-tf The Artist.
x‘ g xo.o xj oxx uxcj ux y m
DR. L. bTwILSON’S .
NEW SYS’IEM OP EXTRACTING
TEETH Wl'lilOUT PAIN,
■ No. 17 North Liberty Street, t
CUMBERLAND, MI). '■
I >EAUTJ FUL and durable opt ralions on
1) Natural Teeth. Bad breath cured.
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Oct 8-y
ALLEGANYCOUATY
Treasurer’s Report
FOR IHE
Quarter Ending April 9th, 1883.
RECEIPTS.
Cash balance $22,810.00
Taxes collected:
Collector Ist District;
J. N. M. Hendrickson,
1880 $ 240.47
J. N. M. Hendrickson,
1881 114,69
Geo. 8. W Tson, 1882.. 1,721.80
Collector 2d District:
Jus. M. Sliobcr, 1883.. 5,880.57
Collector 3d District:
N. 8. Frost, 1881 085.00
John J. Ketler, 1882... 1,895J0
Collector 4th D'striet:
P. Mullen, 1880 $ 2,070.08
“ 1881 349 13
Adam Thompson, 1882 5,753.07
Interest received , 420 41
For acc’l of cnn’gl fund:
Costs received !rom
Brace & Kiehmand.. 52.93
$42,034 41
PAYMENTS.
Roads:
Road levy $1,308 08
“ appropriations.. 70 00
“ expenses. 10.00
$ 1,448.08
Circuit Court:
Attorneys’ fees $ 83,33
Magistrates’ fees 17.68
I onstables' fees 4.35
Jury ami witness fund 4,590 00
Court expenses 3.08
Removed cases 100.00
Orphans’Court 820 00
Inquests 14.81
Public Charities :
Almshouse 3,141.23
Outside pensioners 181.00
Sundry charities 20 80
Public schools 17,500 00
Elections:
Election expenses 44.92
Scalps 11 10
Courthouse & jail fund. 1,110 00
Special appropriations. 350 00
Collectors’ commissions 921.87
Contingent fund 2,027 05
Sheep certificates 103 84
Hawks, owls, &o 17.50
Cash 11,076.87
$42,034.41
G. L. WELLINGTON,
Treasurer Allegany County, Md.
Financial Condition of Allegany County
APRIL , IHSit.
RESOURCES.
Taxes Not Collected.
Collector Ist District;
J.N.M.Hcudrk I;son,’Bos 218.49
’Bl 1,219.20
Geo. S. Wilson, 1882.. 979.34
$ 2,417.23
Collector 2d District:
Jas. M. Shober, 1882... -8,230.56
Collector 3d District;
N.S. Frost, 1880 73.75
“ “ 1881 0,828.37
John J. Keller, 1882.. 4,795.77
Collector 4th District :
P. Mullen, 1881 1,567.50
Adam Thompson, 1882 2,444.51
Cash 11,075.37
* $37 433.05
LIABILITIES.
Roads:
Road levy $7,546 92
“ appropriations... 1,060 37
“ balances 98 53
“ expenses 112 50
Ciivuh Court:
t'lci k’s fees 95187
| Aiuiineib’ lees .... 88.70
Sin riff's lies '.. .75
Magislr le’s tees 40.05
Constables’ lees 85.51
Jury and witness fund.. 1,484.52
Court expenses 47.16
Jail ’ 3.00
Removed cases 1.60
Orphans’Court 443 00
Inquests 581.56
Public Charill is:
Alimdiou-e 456.63
Outside pens onets .... 916.00
Sundry chanties 42.46
1 1,415.59
Public schools 8,750 00
Elections:
Registration officers.... 106 00
Election expenses 170 30
v 376.36
Scalps 108.20
Courthouse & Jail fund, 6,260 On
Taxes paid in error.... 62 83
Special appropriations.. 500.00
Miscellaneous 45 "5
Collectors’ commissions 1,482 la
Contingent fund 5,628.18
Intciest received 420.41
Sheep certificates 15.66
New assessments _ J (, 6
Hawks, cwls, Ac 27 95
$17,483.00
COURTHOUSE AND JAIL FUND.
Balance last report $7,370 00
Payments 1,110 00
Balance $6,260.00
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
Courthouse and Jail bonds:
Amount authorized.. .$85,006.00 .
“ paid & canceled 50,000.00
“ outstanding.... 35,000.00
COLLECTORS’ ACCOUNTS.
J.N.M.Hendrick
son, 1880. 240.47 918.- ! 9
J.N.M.Hondtlck
aon, 1881. 114 69 1,219.20
Geo. 8, Wilson, 1882. 1,721.80 079.54
Jas M. Shober, 1883. 5,380.57 8.230.56
N.S. Frost, 1880. 78.75
“ “ 1881. 625.00 6,828.37
John .1. Keller, 1882 1,895.70 4,795 77
P. Mullen, 1880 . 3,670.08
“ 1881. 349.12 1.567.50
A. Thompson, 1882. 5,753.07 2,444.51
$18,750 50 $36,367.(0
G. L WELLINGTON, J
A| rl4 Treasurer Allegany County, j
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