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*> OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES OP THE AUDITOR GENERAL'S
*. DEPARTMENT.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
A. E. Sisson, Erie County.
£ DEPUTY AUDITOR GENERAL.
^ C. P. Rogers, Jr., Erie County.
^ CHIEF CLERK.
% N. E. Hause, Wayne County.
Jj CORPORATION CLERK.
w J. V. Murray, Jefferson County.
^ DOMESTIC CORPORATION BUREAU.
£ T. M. Williamson, Chief, Erie County.
> James A. Pollock, Lycoming County.
— ■ Robert M. Rorer, Bucks County.
£ George P. Blackburn, Westmoreland County.
3 Jacob A. Creps, Indiana County.
® Graham R. Hurd, Potter County.
_^ Chauncey G. Thorpe, Mercer County.
Harry Stonebreaker, Blair County,
o I. R. Haldeman, Montgomery County.
_> J. Sherrick McCaleb, Allegheny County.
^ FOREIGN CORPORATION BUREAU.
Barton W. Weaver, Chief, Lancaster County.
A. T. Burtner, Dauphin County.
Richard V. Fox, Dauphin County.
Fred V. Filbert, Schuylkill County.
W. W. Turner, Jr., Philadelphia County.
Horace H. Eshbach, Montgomery County.
COUNTY BUREAU.
Christian W. Myers, Chief, Lancaster County.
Harry P. Shomo, Berks County.
Aaron J. Henry, Lehigh County.
Robert P. Cox, Allegheny Count j.
J. C. Lightner, Perry Coiinty.
Edward Wall, Chester County.
BUREAU OP ACCOUNTS.
E. C. Dewey, Chief, Clearfield County.
Fred Beach, Tioga County.
Harry R. Purple, McKean County.
W. E. Bennet, Wayne County.
Lloyd D. Lubold, Dauphin County. .
H. L. Brindle, Mercer County.
Frank B. Reese, Lackawanna County.
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FISCAL CLERK.
David H. Matthews, Lawrence County.
STATISTICIAN.
Gwin M. Harvey, Huntingdon County.
CLERKS CLASSIFYING PAPERS.
Wm. H. Capell, Tioga County.
James Spence, Philadelphia County.
DELINQUENT TAX BUREAU.
P. A. Kennedy, Chief, Lackawanna County.
George C. Bowen, McKean County.
J. W. Kilborn, Lycoming County.
E. J. Davis, Chester County.
Harley N. Gould, Erie County.
W. S. Mullin, Bedford County.
ESCHEAT CLERK.
J. W. Snedden, Westmoreland County.
ADDITIONAL CLERKS.
Jefferson Burtner, Butler County.
Harry T. Hallman, Chester County.
William A. Mullin, Cumberland County.
Lewis B. Vanderslice, Chester County.
B. E. Radcliffe, Lancaster County.
H. C. Foland, Potter County.
Edwin W. Pearce, Lackawanna County.
W. R. Cameron, Tioga County.
John T. Paine, York County.
Harry Baldwin, Philadelphia County.
STENOGRAPHERS.
Allen E. Shomo, Philadelphia County.
Percy B. McGinnis, Perry County.
Bert J. Watson, Lycoming County.
MESSENGER.
C. H. Jones, Erie County.
WATCHMAN.
A. J. Moist, Mifflin County.
TRAVELING AUDITORS.
J. T. Pish, Bucks County.
George J. Churchhill, Allegheny County,
John Davis, Jefferson County.
Charles W. Bodine, Tioga County.
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REPORT
OF THE
AUDITOR GENERAL OF THE FINANCES.
Department of the Auditor General,
Harrisburg, Pa., June 28, 1911.
Honorable John E. Tener, Governor of the Commonwealth of Penn-
sylvania:
Sir: In complinace with the provisions of Section 26, Act of May
1, 1876, entitled "An act to carry out the provisions of Section 12,
Article 3, of the Constitution, in relation to the public printing and
binding, and the supply of paper therefor/' I have the honor to trans-
mit herewith the annual report of this Department on the finances
of the Commonwealth, for the fiscal year ending on the 30th day of
November, A. D. 1910.
It may not be out of place at this time, and in this connection, to
call your attention to the needs of the Department in the way of leg-
islation regulating the settlement of public accounts, and the collec-
tion and disbursement of the public revenues which have increased
so enormously as to amount to upwards of twenty-nine millions dol-
lars (|29,000,000.00) per annum, and to suggest that this prodigious
increase in the business of the Department calls for improved methods
to meet the demands of changed conditions. In this behalf I will say
that, in my opinion, some very valuable laws affecting this Department
were enacted at the Session of the Legislature just adjourned, al-
though bills were prepared, offered and considered, providing for
legislation that I deemed very valuable and badly needed by the De-
partment, that failed to become laws.
The Act approved June 15, 1911, entitled "An act making State
taxes, unpaid bonus, interest, penalties and all public accounts a first
lien upon the franchise and property of corporations, companies,
associations, joint stock associations and limited partnerships, against
which the same may be settled ; providing for enforcing the payment
thereof, and for the furnishing of certificates as to the existence of
such liens upon applicataion therefor ; and repealing Section 4 of the
Act approved April 16, 1827," is a very valuable and important addi-
tion to the revenue laws of the Commonwealth. State taxes were a
lien, from the time they were settled upon the franchises and property
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of corporations, companies, associations, joint stock associations and
limited partnerships mentioned in the act, before this law was
enacted, but unpaid bonus, interest penalties and some other public
accounts were not liens at all. The 4th Section of the Act of April
16, 1827, authorizing and requiring the Auditor General to transmit
to the prothonotaries of the respective counties of the Commonwealth,
to be entered by them of record, certified copies of the liens which
might thereafter arise upon accounts settled under the Act of 1811,
as soon as the same had been settled and entered in the books of the
accounting officers, and repealed by the Act of 1911, above referred to,
had been so construed by the courts as to make the preservation of
such liens depend upon the time such certified copies were so entered
and whether or not other liens had intervened. As it is not necessary,
and is practically impossible, to file such certified copies in all cases
of tax and other settlements against corporations and public officers,
it had become a practice to only file such certified copies of liens when
a corporation or public officer was considered to be in failing circum-
stances. The uncertainty of the law as it thus stood, together witfr
the fact that penalities, unpaid bonus and interest were not, like the
State taxes with which they were associated in all collections, a lien
upon the franchise and property of the corporation, etc., owing the
same, resulted in the loss of a very considerable amount of taxes,
bonus, penalties and interest each year.
By repealing said Section 4 of the Act of April 16, 1827, this Act
makes the filing, by the Auditor General, in the office of a prothono-
tary of a transcript of a tax or public account settlement against a
corporation, company, association or limited partnership unnecessary
to preserve and hold good a lien therefor. It makes the records of
the Auditor General's Department the evidence of such liens and pro-
vides that the Auditor General upon application to him and the pay-
ment of a fee of twenty-five cents, shall furnish a certificate as to the
existence or non-existence, character and amount of such liens, and
provides more definitely than had theretofore been provided for their
collection in case of a failure to pay. This legislation tends to sim-
plicity and makes the Auditor General's Department the only place
to look for State tax or other public account liens against the fran-
chise and property of a corporation, company, association or limited
partnership.
Another valuable addition to the laws regulating the affairs of the
Department is the Act approved June 21, 1911, imposing a penalty
upon sheriffs, receivers, trustees, assignees, masters and other officers
having charge of the sale of the property and franchises of corpora-
tions and associations, for failure or refusal to notify the Auditor
General of such sale, and for failure to read at and immediately
before the sale of such property a certificate to be furnished by the
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Auditor General showing the liens, if any, of record against such
corporation in the Department of the Auditor General. These officers
have, as a rule, neglected to perform this duty in the past, and the
giving of these notices to the Auditor General will insure the collec-
tion of much tax that has heretofore been lost, and besides tend to
protect purchasers by making good the title acquired at these sales,
which is often bad for the reason that the taxes due the Common-
wealth have not been paid prior to the sale.
Another meritorious addition to the laws regulating the affairs of
the Department, at the last session of the Legislature, was the Act
approved June 15, 1911, authorizing the Auditor General to bring,
in the name of the Commonwealth, in any court having jurisdiction,
appropriate suits at law or in equity by action of assumpsit, or other-
wise, for the recovery of any money or tax due the Commonwealth,
or property belonging to or liable to escheat to it, and to employ
counsel, learned in the law, for that purpose. However, it is a matter
of remark that Section 2 of this Act, which, as originally drawn,
authorized the Auditor General to employ, from time to time, one or
more expert accountants with power to inspect the books, accounts,
documents or papers of any person or corporation liable by law to
make reports to the Auditor General for the purpose of taxation
or payment of bonus, and required them to report the result of their
investigation to the Auditor General, was so amended on its passage
through the House "that any such investigation shall be limited to
the books bearing only upon the subject-matter of the tax upon
which the appeal is taken." The Act in no way mentioned appeals
except in this amendment, the result of which would be to make
practically useless the very valuable provision this section originally
contained, if it was not for the fact that Section 1 of the Act of
April 28, 1899, P. L. 72, amending Section 12 of the Act of June 7,
1879, entitled "An act to provide revenue by taxation," provides
"That the Auditor General and State Treasurer, or any agent ap-
pointed, in writing, by them, or either of them, are hereby authorized
to examine the books and papers of any corporation, institution, com-
pany, or association, or limited partnership made taxable by this act,
or any of its supplements, to verify the accuracy of any return made
under the provisions of this or any other Act of Assembly," and prac-
tically the same provision is contained in Section 29 of the Act of
June 1, 1889, P. L. 420. The effort made in this Act of 1911, to limit
the power of the accounting officers of the Commonwealth to examine
the books and papers of corporations, for the purpose of ascertain-
ing the accuracy of reports made by them, to cases where appeals
from tax settlements have been taken, failed for the reason that the
act was insufficient in form to amend or repeal either the Act of
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1889 or the Act of 1899, above referred to, and 1 deem it proper to
suggest that any future attempt of this kind should be guarded
against. While the information resulting from the examination of
the books of persons and corporations is very valuable by way of
aiding the accounting officers in ascertaining the tax, bonus, etc.,
that should be settled against such person or corporation, it would
avail very little if this information could not be ascertained for use
in such settlements, but only for use in the event that a person
or corporation appeals from the tax settlement made against it and
after the case gets into court. It is not sufficient that the Auditor
General's Department can have the information necessary to arrive
at the proper settlement of the tax only after an appeal is taken,
for use at the trial of the case in court. The proper time for ihe
Department to have that information, and all the information pos-
sible, is when the tax is first settled in the Department, that it may b*
correctly and intelligently settled in the first instance, making an
appeal and trial of the case in court unnecessary.
Section 2 of the Act of March 30, 1811, gives the Auditor General
the power to compel all persons in receipt or possession of public
moneys to render to him their accounts, and to enforce the attendance
at his office of such persons, whether party or witnesses, whom he
may deem necessary to examine in the investigation of any public
account ; and he is "also invested with power to compel the exhibition
or delivery to him (as the case may be) by any person possessing the
same, in the manner hereinafter pointed out, of all official or public
books, accounts, documents or papers which have any relation to or
connection with any public account, and which he may deem necessary
in the investigation and adjustment of the same;" and the 32nd Sec-
tion of an Act provides that the manner of the compelling the delivery
to the Auditor General of public accounts, books, documents, or other
papers, is for him "to issue his summons, directed to the sheriff or
coroner of the county in which the person or persons reside who neg-
lect or refuse to exhibit or deliver public accounts, books, documents
or papers to the Auditor General, commanding such sheriff or coroner
to execute such writ, and procure the exhibition or delivery, as the
case may be, of th$ same at his office," — and in the case of a continued
refusal "the said Auditor General may issue his writ or attachment
commanding the said sheriff or coroner to commit the person or per-
sons so neglecting or refusing to the common jail of the county, there
to remain until he or they comply with this Act, or shall be dis-
charged by due course of law."
In 1811 there was no tax whatever upon corporations as such — the
total revenue of the State for that year amounted to f 408,309.00, which
was derived from tax upon licenses, court officers, writs, sale of public
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lands, etc. In 1910 the total revenue of the State amounted to
128,946,424.43, of which $17,210,422.85 was derived from corporations.
The method provided by the Act of 1811 for examination by this
Department of the books, papers and accounts of public officers and
persons with whom there are public accounts to settle, is bungling
and cumbersome when applied to the settlement of public accounts
under present conditions. Where in 1811 no corporations at all were
taxed and the Auditor General could easily attend to investigating the
books and accounts kept at the different sources of revenue in the
State, the examination today of the records and accounts of all the
registers and recorders in the State, all of the prothonotaries, county
treasurers and county commissioners, involving the tax upon writs,
wills and deeds, collateral inheritance tax, personal property tax,
mercantile license tax, as well as the tax upon liquor licenses and
licenses of all other kinds, and as to the liability of more than
twenty thousand corporations for capital stock tax, corporate loan
tax, the gross receipt tax, as well as for bonus, penalties, and in-
terest charges, cannot be regulated or intelligently investigated from
this Department by requiring the books of the different corporations,
county and other officers to be presented at this Department for
examination. The laws of the United States authorizes the sending
of agents to examine the books and accounts at all sources from which
Federal taxes are derived, including the books and accounts of cor-
porations paying an income tax. The taxes amounting to over
117,000,000.00 now collected annually from the corporations of Penn-
sylvania, are based and settled against them upon the facts contained
in the reports such corporations make of their affairs to this De-
partment. All of the facts upon which this tax is based come to us
through these reports, and it is very important that the accounting
officers should not only have the authority to examine books and pa-
pers through agents appointed for that purpose when necessary, but
they should have the power to appoint agents to examine the tangible
property of corporations and associations, when deemed necessary,
in order to ascertain as to the correctness of the reports upon which
their taxes are based in that respect. 1 think it very creditable to
the corporations of the Commonwealth that they return as much
property for taxation as they do. Very many are painstaking and
careful, while to others can be applied Burns' statement, that "If
self the wavering balance shake, it's rarely right adjusted." If the
local taxes were ascertained by sending word to the respective tax-
payers of city, county, school and other local taxes, to send in to
some authority the value of their property upon which their local
taxes would be levied, I am afraid that much property that is now
found by the assessor would escape taxation, and yet that is the way
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corporations and associations are assessed and taxed in Pennsyl-
vania. The accounting officers of the Commonwealth have no au-
thority to send an agent or officer to examine as to the physical prop-
erty of corporations and the correctness of their reports in relation
thereto (a need felt in the Department every day), although they
'have-the authority to send an agent to examine the books and papers
of corporations and associations.
One very defective feature of the law as it now stands is "that it
does not sufficiently enable the accounting officers to get full know-
ledge of the facts for use in the settlement of taxes in the first in-
stance, and the result is that, by holding back facts, a corporation can
•delay a real settlement until a trial in court is reached. To remedy
this condition a bill was presented to the last Legislature providing
that "On any appeal from a tax or other public account settlement
of the fiscal officers of the Commonwealth, no facts shall be admitted
in evidence that were not brought to the attention of
said fiscal officers in the report filed, or in an application,
under oath, for re-settlement, prior to said appeal and set
forth in the specification of objects contained in the affi-
davit^ accompanying the appeal, unless the court shall be satisfied
that the appellant was unable, by the exercise of reasonable diligence,
to have laid such evidence before the said fiscal officers." This bill
failed to become a law, but such a law is greatly needed. Its effect
would be to enable the court to compel a corporation or association
to submit all of the facts involved in a settlement to the accounting
officers in the first instance at the time of settlement, rather than by
withholding information from the Department compel the accounting
officers to make a settlement by guess, anda if the company or associa-
tion is not satisfied, it will appeal and upon a trial in court will put
in new evidence not considered by the accounting officers at the time
they made the settlement appealed from, and which the Common-
wealth is then unprepared to meet. Full and ample information in
the reports is what is needed, what the accounting officers should have,
and what is very often denied to them. While that bill was pending
in the Legislature complaint was made that if it became a law cor-
porations and associations would be prevented from giving in evidence
•on the trial of an appeal any fact that they had accidentally omitted
from a report. This claim was entirely wrong and misleading. A
corporation or association has sixty days after it is notified that a tax
has been settled against it in which to take an appeal, and in the mean-
time, in an application for a re-settlement, it can allege as many new
facts as it pleases, all of which, if otherwise competent, would thus
:be made competent evidence at a trial on the appeal — and further, a
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court in the exercise of the discretion vested in it by the proposed law
would not see an appellant suffer any injustice if it had been reason-
able diligent in its efforts to produce the important facts before the
accounting officers.
The failure of the bill classifying and fixing the number and salaries
of the clerks and employees in this Department is to be regretted.
At present the Act of May 14, 1874, is the only law that attempts to
define or regulate the employees of this Department. That law pro-
vides that the employees of the Department shall consist of one chief
clerk, one corporation clerk, nine other clerks, one messenger and
one watchman. Notwithstanding this, there are now employed in the
Department, including the chief clerk and the corporation clerk, about
sixty clerks, including also the five traveling auditors who do not
work at the Capitol but travel over the State and audit the accounts
of all institutions receiving appropriations from the Commonwealth.
The Department has grown to such an extent that this large number
of clerks, in excess of the number provided by the Act of 1874, is
needed to properly transact its affairs — and their number and salaries
are regulated by the discretion of the Auditor General, as he thinks
the necessities of the Department and the proper performance, of the
services and duties incident thereto require, limited, however, by the
amount of the appropriation at his disposal for that purpose. I am
satisfied that, in consideration of the very important service they
rendered the Commonwealth, many of them are now underpaid. Tt
would be much better if the law defined the number of these employees
and the compensation each should receive, rather than that the Au-
ditor General shall have to do it as a matter of necessity and with an
insufficient appropriation. The Act of 1874, above referred to, pro-
vides for one corporation clerk, whereas the Commonwealth collects
over $17,000,000 annually from over 20,000 corporations, and the
amount each shall pay is determined by the corporation clerk and
his assistants from reports of its affairs made to this Department by
the corporation, and in the absence of reports the Department esti-
mates and settles a tax against a corporation, which, on account of
insufficient information, is often inadequate-. The judgment, integ-
rity and discretion necessary to be exercised in the settlement of the
prodigious amount of taxes the corporations are required to pay tg
the Commonwealth, and in deciding how much shall be paid by each
one,, is such that high-grade men are required for the service, and a
much better provision should be made in regard to their number and
compensation than now exists. The one corporation clerk of the
Department now receives a salary of $3,000 per annum, and the as-
sistant corporation clerk gets $1,800 per annum, — nobody else con-
nected with this work is getting over $1,500 per annum, excepting the
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chief clerk, who sometimes assists, and he receives $3,000 per annum.
They come in contact with attorneys in making these settlements who
receive salaries or make in the practice of their profession before the
Department and the courts all of the way from $10,000 to $100,000
and upwards per annum. The bill in question provided for three
-corporation clerks at $5,000 per year each, and one chief corporation
clerk at $5,500 per annum. One case, properly adjusted, often brings
to the Commonwealth an increase in taxes sufficient in one year to
pay these salaries for several years. It is not only a question of the
amount of taxes received, but it is a question of having this important
work done correctly and the proper amount of taxes assessed against
each of this class of over 20,000 tax payers — it is important alike to
the taxpayer and to the Commonwealth. There is no official position
in the State requiring a higher degree of integrity and ability than
this — and the great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania should not seek
■cheap men for this practically unwatchable service. That bill also
provided for two special agents at a salary of $2,000 per annum each,
whose duties were to be to examine and report to the Auditor Gen-
eral as to the condition, property and liability to the Commonwealth
of corporations, companies, associations, joint stock associations, lim-
ited partnerships and persons for the payment of State taxes, etc.
This is a very important service and this Department should have the
power to make such inquiry and investigation, and to appoint agents
for that purpose — it is a different service than the examination of the
books and papers of corporations which the Commonwealth now pos-
sesses the power to do, but it is equally important
The report is arranged in the following order, to wit:
I. Statement showing the receipts at the Treasury and the sources
from which they are derived.
II. Statement showing the payments at the Treasury and the pur-
poses for which they are made.
III. Statement showing the monthly receipts at the Treasury,
their sources and objects.
IV. Statement showing the monthly payments at the Treasury,
their sources and objects.
V. Statement showing the assessment of State tax on personal
property in the counties of the Commonwealth.
VI. Statement showing the several public loans of the Common-
wealth, when authorized, for what purposes, amount of loan, rate of
interest, when reimbursable, dates of maturity, amount outstanding,
and when interest ceased.
VII. Statement relative to the outstanding certificates issued in
payment of interest on the Funded Debt due in 1842, 1843 and 1844.
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VIII. Statement relative to the outstanding issues and re-issues
of relief notes made by sundry banks, in pursuance of the Act of As-
sembly of May 4, 1841, and April 10, 1849.
IX. Statement relative to the outstanding certificates issued to
domestic creditors.
X. Statement of the amount of stock held by the Commonwealth
in divers incorporated companies.
XI. Statement showing the funded and unfunded debt of the
Commonwealth on the first day of December, 1910.
XII. Statement showing receipts from delinquent corporations
and other sources for the year ending November 30, 1910.
Respectfully submitted,
A. E. SISSON,
Auditor General.
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OFFICIAL DOCUMENT. No. 2.
Revenue of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
1910.
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS.
Showing the Total Revenue and Sources received by the State Treasurer from
Decctnbir 1, 1909, to and including Xovcmbcr 30, 1910.
1. FROM FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS
AND ASSOCIATIONS.
1. NATIONAL BANKS.
Tax on Bank Stock, $907,843 15
Interest, 29 15
$907,872 30
2. STATE BANKS.
Tax on Bank Stock, $106,957 33
Examinations, 6,722 01
Bonus, 2,583 38
116,262 72
3. INCORPORATED SAVING
INSTITUTIONS.
Tax on Income $45,270 44
Examinations 2, 148 16
47,418 60
4. TRUST COMPANIES.
Tax on Capital Stock, ..$1,042,410 39
Tax on Loans, 8,580 33
Gross Premiums, 21,981 01
Bonus, 9,529 27
Examinations, 42,371 61
Interest 77 81
1,124 950 42
5. BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATIONS.
Tax on Stock, $14,543 03
Examinations 301 32
Interest, 2 96
6. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS..
General Fund $140, 8TiT> 02
Sinking Fund 50,066 36
190,921 38
$2,402,272 73
2. FROM CORPORATIONS AND ASSO-
CIATIONS.
7. Foreign Insurance Com-
panies, $1 ,408,668 28
8. Tax on Capital Stock 8,489 480 90
9. Tax on Loans, 2,230,265 39
10. Tax on Gross Receipts 1,616,509 38
11. Tax on Gross Premiums, 114,957 36
12. Bonus on Charter 1 ,141 ,562 88
$15,001,444 19
15,001,444 19
(1)
1—2—1910
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Summary of Receipts — Continued.
1 FROM AND THROUGH COUNTIES
AS FOLLOWS.
13. Tax on Personal Property, ..$4*469,834 37
14. Tax on Writs, Wills, Deeds,
Etc., 209,812 06
15. Tax on Collateral Inheritance, 1,803, 087 73
16. Tax on Loans, County, 261,902 88
17. Tax on Loans, Municipal, ... 121,078 57
18. Pamphlet Laws, 118 82
19. Notary Public Commissions, .. 20,700 00
20. RECEIPTS FROM LICENSES.
1. Retail Mercantile $782,987 20
2. Wholesale Mercantile, . 299,020 55
3. Retail Liquor 646,020 19
4. Wholesale Liquor, 739,819 J.1
5. Brewers 318,619 00
6. Distillers, 48,524 00
7. Bottlers, 59,321 00
8. Billiards, Pool, Etc., . 115,138 53
9. Brokers 63,256 04
10. Auctioneers 13,837 46
11. Peddlers 7,741 50
12. Theatre, Circus, Etc., . 33,481 28
13. Eating Houses, 25,085 99
6,886,534 43
3,152,840 85
10,039,375 28
4. FROM OTHER SOURCES.
Tax on Bankers, Gross Receipts $22,526 83
Tax on Bankers, Interest, 56 30
Tax on Sale of Fertilizers, 26,135 00
Tax on Notarial Gross Receipts, 4,920 48
Fines, 56,998 27
Refunded Cash 47,855 95
Fees of State Officers 286,716 34
Escheats 14,898 55
Indemnity for Right of Way, 10,000 00
Accrued Interest and Penalties 45,98160
Oleomargarine Licenses, 79,825 40
Renovated Butter Licenses, 708 33
Fishing Licenses, 3 ,034 75
Hunting Licenses , 901 40
Lands, 1,841 96
United States Government, 81,193 75
Forestry Reservation, Sundries 9,178 77
Conscience Money , 405 04
Receipts from Sale of State Property, 12,896 36
Collection of Surety Bonds, 883 50
Insurance on State Property, f».!)."»0 00
Enrollment and Licenses of Stallions, per art
of 1907, 2,990 67
Restitution State Capitol Trials 14,000 00
State Highway Construction, 400,454 00
Care of Insane, 37,817 85
Automobile Licenses 320,365 62
Forest Fire Expenses Refunded, 4,795 51
Balance in Treasury November 30, 1910:
In General Fund $7,468,182 36
In Sinking Fund, 2,440,856 98
1,503,332 23
$28,946,424 43
9,909,039 34
$38^955,463 77
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No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
Revenue* of tbe Commonwealth. Tax on Bank Stock.
RECEIPTS FROM FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS.
1. NATIONAL BANKS.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
stock.
First National Bank, Addison, $179 sa
Akron National Bank , 156 25
First National Bank, Albion, 75 92
First National Bank, Allegheny, 2,003 60
Gorman National Bank, Allegheny, 2,000 00
Second National Bank, Allegheny, 3,000 00
AUentown National Bank, Alkutown, 6,768 98
Merchant*' National Bank, AUentown 1 ,486 44
Second National Bank, AUentown 2,997 44
First National Bank, Aliquippa, 221 28
First National Bank, Altoona, 1 ,500 00
Second National Bank , Altoona , 860 42
First National Bank, Ambridgt- 228 00
First National Bank, Ambler, 704 80
Annvllle National Bank, Aunvillc 834 83
First National Bank, Apollo, 353 75
Arendtsville National Bank, 107 20
Ashland National Bank, Asblaud 598 80
Citizens' National Bank, Ashland 600 00
First National Bank, Ashley, 289 66
First National Bank, A spin wall, 112 83
Atgleu National Bank, Atglen, 230 12
At ben 8 National Bank, Athens, 421 75
Farmers' National Bank, Athens, 660 52
First National Bank, Auburn, 110 76
Lincoln National Bank, A vol la, 129 6."i
First National Bank, Avoca 279 08
Nutlonaf Bank of Avondale, 484 00
First National Bank, Avonmoie, 107 61
First National Bank, Bain bridge, 108 24
First National Bank, Bally 91 45
First National Bank, Bangor 1,39106
Merchants' National Rank, Biingm- .- 757 10
First National Bank, Barnesboro 417 55
First National Bank, Bath, 285 88
First National Bank, Beaver 500 00
Fort Mcintosh National Bank, Beaver 266 48
Farmers' National Bank, Beaver Fall* 981 54
First National Bank, Beaver Falls 826 31
First National Bank, Beaver Springs 244 40
First National Bank, Bedford 674 70
First National Bank, Be lief onto 1 ,020 73
Belleville National Bank , Belleville 252 00
First National Bank, Bellevernon, 408 04
Citizens' National Bank , Bellevne 285 11
First National Bank, Bellwood 138 g5
Bcndersvllle National Bank 1 12 02
First National Bank, Benson 152 66
Bcntleyville National Bank, 124 80
Farmers' and Miners' National Bank, Bentliyville 201 04
Philson National Bank, Berlin , 256 58
First National Bank , Bernville 186 26
First National Bank, Berwick 742 66
Berwick National Bank , Berwick , 823 66
Berwyn National Bank, Berwyn, 318 54
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tux un Bunk Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
stock.
First National Bauk, Berlin
Columbia i\alionai Hank, Benton,
First National bank, Bethlehem,
Leulgh Val.ey National Bank, Bethlehem,
Soutu Betnienem National Bank, South Uetnleuem
Biglerville National Bank, Biglerville
Citisens' National Bank, Big liun
First National Bank, Birdsboro,
First National Bauk, Black Lick,
Blalrsville National Bank, BlairHvillc
First National Bank, Blalrsville,
National Bank, Blooinsburg
Farmers' National Bank, Blooinsburg
First National Bank, Bloomsburg,
Miners' National Bauk, Blossburg
Blue Ball National Bank,
Bolivar National Bank,
First National Bank, Boswell ,
Farmers' National Bank, Boyertown
National Bank of Boyenown, Boyertowu,
Braddock National Bank, Braddock
First National Bank, Braddock,
Bradford National Bank, Bradford,
Commercial National Bank, Bradford
First National Bank, Bradford
Bridgeport National Bank ,
First National Bank, Brldgeville
Fanners' National Bank of Bucks Counij , Bristol
First National Bank, Brorkwayville
Jefferson County National Bank, Brookville,
National Bank of Brookville, Brookville
First National Bank, Bruin
Brownstown National Bank,
Monongauela National Bauk, Brow nsville
National Deposit Bank , Brownsville
Second National Bunk, Brownsvilio
Bryn Mawr National Bank, Bryu Mawr
Burgettstown National Bank, Burgettstowu,
Washington National Bank, Burgettstowu
Butler County National Bank, Butler,
Farmers' National Bank, Butler,
First National Bank, Cambridge &prinp«
Springs National Bank, Cambridge Springs
First National Bank, California
First National Bank, Canonsbnrg
First National Bank, Cauton,
Farmers' National Bank, Canton,
First National Bank, Carbomlale,
Merchants* National Bank, Carlisle
Carnegie National Bauk, Carnegie
First National Bank, Carnegie
First National Bank, Carmichaels
First National Bank, Castle Shannon
First National Bank, Carrolltown
Lc-high National Bank, Catasauqua ,
National Bank of Catasauqua, Catasauqua
Catawissa National Bank, Catawissa,
First National Bank, Catawissa
First National Bank, Cecil,
First National Bank, Centralia
National Bank of Chambersburg , Chambersburg
Valley National Bank, Chambersburg,
First National Bank, Charleroi,
First National Bank. Cherry Tree,
Chester National Bank, Chester,
Digitized
by
373
25
157
00
2,172
93
2,231
48
270
00
270
69
215
96
500
00
138
72
414
05
681
74
654
11
600 00
1,000
00
362
12
280
17
139
92
200 00
263
60
1,000
00
2,000 00
885
00
2,000
00
1,000
00
1,500
00
33.1
35
260
41
022
20
30!)
85
491
50
620
42
105
00
115
50
1,000
00
000 00
812
86
453
42
739
40
308
53
3,000
00
796
99
376
08
214
95
500
00
1 , 000
00
603
05
204
72
1,100
00
.'•06
t i
519
07
500
00
210
82
105
81
434
98
OTG
74
2,883
82
257
92
218
40
105
00
52
10
1,111
58
1,000 00
500 00
392
21
2,085
09
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No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
stock.
Delaware County National Cank, Chester, 3,000 00
First National Bank, Chester, 1,528 28
Pennsylvania National Bank, Chester, 520 84
National Bank of Christiana, 343 62
First National Bank, Clarion 763 91
Second National Bank, Clarion, 298 14
National Bank, Clairton, 34 17
National Bank of Claysville, 000 00
Farmers' National Bank of Claysville 207 87
Clearfield National Bank, Clearfield, 1 ,567 28
County National Bank, Clearfield, 3,000 00
Farmers' and Traders' National Bank, Clearfield 457 60
People's National Bank, Clintonville, 110 62
First National Bank, Clifton Heights, 344 25
First National Bank, Coalport, 168 85
National Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesvllle, , 1,864 07
National Bank of Coatesville, Coatesvllle 1,000 00
First National Bank, Cochranton, 200 13
Central National Bank, Columbia, *. . . . 666 54
Columbia National Bank, Columbia 1,668 06
First National Bank, Columbia 1,052 00
Collegevllle National Bank, 248 87
First National Bank, Conneaut Lake 144 qq
Citizens' National Bank, Connel'srille, 361 64
First National Bank, Connellsville, 750 00
Second National Bank, Connellsville, 000 00
Union National Bank, Connelhtville 310 52
Yough National Bank, Connellsville 654 88
Colonial National Bank, Connellsville 057 65
First National Bank , Conshohocseu 1 1 044 92
Tradesmen's National Bank, Consliohocken 012 04
First National Bank, Confluence, 205 89
Coraopolls National Bank , Coraopolis , , 466 98
Citiseus' National Bank , Cony 020 00
National Bank of Corry , Corry 296 68
Coplay National Bank 11117
First National Bank, Coopershurg, 1 12 88
First National Bank, Condersport , \ 406 35
First National Bank, Crafton, 320 gn
Curwensrille National Bank, Curwensrille, !.!".!! 877 00
First National Bank , Cressoua , 1 10 80
First National Bank, Cresson, • • • • ■
First National Bank, Dallas ' ,', 129 Si
First National Bank, Dallastowu «qn 7d
Danville National Bank, Danville, !!'."..!'.!!! 1 ,516 00
First National Bank, Danville l Koo 00
National Bank, Danielsvllle lift 1 ft
First National Bank, Darby \ 500 00
First National Bank, Dawson, nno 00
First National Bank, Dayton !.'.!!'. 151 26
Denver Natloual Bank, Denver, 4«r ftfl
First National Bank, Delta [ 414 77
People's National Bank. Delta, VA A
First National Bank, Derry !...!. 44a or
Dilisburg National Bank, Dillsbuig, '.'.'.'.'.'.'.. 389 09
First National Bank, Donora 401 oa
Dover National Bank ' 110 85
Downlngtown National Bank, Downlngtown 832 00
Orange National Bank, Chester Co., Downlngtown, "" 484 17
Doylestown National Bank, Doylestown 900 66
First National Bank, Dunbar 000 18
Deposit National Bank, DuBols '..'.'.'.'.'. 1 Son on
DuBois National Bank, DuBols 682 85
Duncannon National Bank, Duncannon • • • • . ou
People's National Bank , Duncannon, \[['m 130 60
Digitized by LiOOQ IC
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. l>oc.
lteveuues of the Couiuion wealth. Tax on Bank Stock — Con tinned.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on ban]
stock.
First National Bank, Duquesue 600 92
FIrat National Bank, Duahore 398 89
Bast Berlin National Bank, Kaat Berlin 280 84
People's National Bank , Kast Brady , 652 15
First Nationul Bank, Kast Conemaugh 310 10
Perklomen National Bunk, KiiHt Greenville 500 00
East Stroudsburg National Bank, East Struudsburg, 480 41
Monroe County National Bank, Kast Struudsburg, 457 94
Easton National Bank, Eaatou 2, 641 63
First National Bank, Easton 2,628 08
Northampton National Bank . Eastou 1,000 00
First National Bank, Ediuboru, 112 64
American National Bank, Ebensburg, 649 60
First National Bank, Ebensburg, 600 00
Clarion County National Bank, Rdenburg 455 30
First National Bank, Eldred 106 13
First National Bank, Elisabeth, 347 12
Klizabetbtown National Bank, Kllsubethtown 566 00
First National Bunk, BHsaliethville 217 47
National Bunk, Ellsworth 131 90
Patttson National Bank, Elkland 500 00
First National Bank, Ell wood City , 686 67
People's National Bank, Ellwood City 214 71
Emaus National Bank, Emaus, 440 40
First National Bank, Emlenton, 1,019 72
Farmers' National Bank, Emlenlon , 218 00
First National Bank, Emporium 888 80
Ephrata National Bank, Ephrata, 887 88
Farmers' National Bauk , Ephrata 563 80
First National Bank, Erie, 1 ,348 71
Marine National Bank, Erie 1,500 00
Second National Bank, Erie, 2,269 12
First National Bank, Etna 210 96
Cltlsens' National Bank, Eruna City 405 04
Firat National Bank, Everett , 138 98
FIrat National Bank, Export 167 00
Farmers' National Bank, Exchange 122 41
Fayette City National Bank, 536 67
First Natloual Bank, Fairchance, 127 55
First National Bank, Falls Creek, 819 12
First National Bank, Factoryvllle, 148 57
First National Bank, Fairfield 108 80
First National Bank, Fawn Grove 105 00
First National Bank, Fleetwood 129 03
First National Bank, Franklin 1 ,385 09
Lamberton National Bank, Franklin 940 00
First National Bank, Fredericksburg 124 90
First National Bank, Frederlckton , 170 88
Farmers' National Bank, Freeport 248 87
First Natloual Bank, Frackvllle 277 80
First National Bank , Fryburg 86 23
First National Bank. Ford City 428 88
First National Bank , Freeland, 289 53
Farmers' and Miners' National Bank, Purest City, 228 68
First National Bank, Forest City, 266 85
First National Bank, Finleyville 154 76
Freedom National Bank, Freedom , 610 76
St Clair National Bank. Freedom 24143
Fredonla Natloual Bank, Fredonla 124 34
First National Bank, Garrett 185 27
First National Bank. Gallltsln 134 66
First National Bank . Oaleton 305 96
Gap National Bank, Gap 479 95
Gettysburg National Bank. Gettysburg, lf5?5 I?
First National Bank, Gettysburg 1,000 00
Digitized by VjOOQlC
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
stock.
National Bank, Girard, 284 66
First National Bank, Goldsboi-o 107 45
First National Bank, Qlen Campbell, 483 2ft
First National Bank, Glen Bock 424 80
First National Bank, Grata 85 28
First National Bank, Greencastle, 758 06
Citisens' National Bank, Greencastle, 191 42
First National Bank, Greensburg 1,500 00
Merchants' and Farmers' National Bank, Greensburg 816 15
Westmoreland National Bank, Greensburg 1,000 00
Valley National Bank, Green Lane, 247 85
Greenville National Bank, Greenville 786 70
First National Bank, Greenville, 1,250 00
First National Bank, Grove City, 550 82
National Bank, Grove City, 486 88
First National Bank, Hallstead 144 20
First National Bank, Hamburg 171 85
First National Bank, Hanover 1,460 80
Harleysville National Bank 80 96
First National Bank, Harrisburg 1,000 00
Harrlsburg National Bank, Harrisburg, 2,778 50
Merchants7 National Bank, Harrisburg, 1,000 00
First National Bank, Harrlsville 201 87
Halifax National Bank, 'Halifax, 210 67
Hatboro National Bank, Hatboro, 520 00
Hays National Bank, Hays, .' 117 40
First National Bank, Hasleton 849 20
Haslston National Bank, Hasleton, 2,000 00
First National Bank, Hawley 842 90
First National Bank, Hegins 228 00
Farmers' National Bank, Hickory 186 12
First Natioanl Bank, Herndon, 227 15
First National Bank, Hollldaysburg 726 62
Oitiaens' National Bank, Hollldaysburg 269 40
Homer City National Bank, 215 19
First National Bank. Homestead, 801 42
Homestead National Bank, Homestead 402 29
First National Bank, Hooversvllle 217 80
Honesdale National Bank, Honesdale, 1,49119
First National Bank, Honey brook, 648 40
First National Bank, Houston 167 80
First National Bank, Houtsdale 480 88
First National Bank, Howard, 108 64
First National Bank, Hugbesville 500 00
Grange National Bank, Hugbesville, 282 99
Hummelstown National Bank, Hummelatown 500 00
First National Bank, Huntingdon, 920 00
Standing Stone National Bank, Huntingdon 298 88
Union National Bank, Huntingdon 869 74
Hoblitsel National Bank, Hyndinan, 187 87
Citisens* National Bank. Irwin 548 58
First National Bank, Irwin 847 07
Cltisena' National Bank, Indiana, 261 20
First National Bank, Indiana, 1 ,710 57
First National Bank, Intercourse 166 00
First National Bank, Jermyn, 298 18
People's National Bank, Jeannette, 282 20
First National Bank, Jeannette 600 00
Jenkintown National Bank, Jen kin town 1 ,000 00
National Bank, Jersey Snore 887 88
First National Bank, Jessup, 90 60
Johnsonbnrg National Bank, Johnsonburg, 500 00
U. S. National Bank, Johnstown, 1,147 67
Cltfasns' National Bank, Johnstown 618 58
First National Bank, Johnstown, 8,826 86
Digitized by LiOOQ IC
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Common wealth. Tax on Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
•toek.
Union National Bank, Johnstown, 1, 181 07
First National Bank, Juulata 138 62
First National Bank, Kane, 699 25
National Bank of Kennett Square, Kennett Square, 899 84
Farmers' NaUonal Bank, Kit tanning, 884 20
Merchants' National Bank, Kit tanning, 495 47
National Bank of Kit tanning, Kittanning, 954 18
Kutstown National Bank, Kutstown 500 00
Orange National Bank, Laceyrllle, 121 89
Citizens' National Bank, Lansford, 296 40
First National Bank , Lansford, 585 52
Conestoga National Bank, Lancaster, '. 2,000 00
First National Bank, Lancaster, 1 ,682 90
Fulton National Bank, Lancaster, 1,504 70
Lancaster County National Bank, Lancaster, 2,681 88
Northern National Bank, Lancaster 715 40
People's National Bank, Lancaster 1 ,422 77
First National Bank, Land Is vi lie 150 97
People's National Bank, Langhorue, 442 27
First National Bank, Lansdale 1,000 00
Citlsens' National Bank, Lansdale, 428 80
First National Bank, Laport, 65 80
Citlsens' National Bank, La t robe, 529 76
First National Bank, Latrobe, ; 947 30
People's National Bank, Latrobe 447 79
First NaUonal Bank, Leechburg, 391 92
Farmers' National Bank, Leechburg 222 12
First National Bank, Lebanon, 500 00
Lebanon National Bank, Lebanon 1 816 90
People's National Bank, Lebanon 780 00
Valley National Bank, Lebanon, 1 ,000 00
First National Bank , Lehighton , 581 80
Citlsens' National Bank, Lehighton, 730 89
Lemaster National Bank, 124 62
Lewisburg National Bank, Lewlsburg 938 73
Union National Bank, Lewisburg, 9S5 60
Mifflin County National Bank, Lewlatown 761 86
Citlsens' National Bank, Lewlstown 272 42
First National Bank, Leesport 72 92
First National Bank, Le Ray grille, 1$1 13
First National Bank, Llgonler, 189 86
National Bank, Llgonler 385 14
First National Bank, Lilly 138 13
Lincoln National Bank , Lincoln , 427 85
Litltis Springs National Bank, Lititz, 193 40
Farmers' National Bank, Lititz, 403 66
Lit ties town National Bank, 118 10
First National Bank, Liverpool 327 88
Loganton National Bank, Loganton, 110 44
First National Bank, Lock Haven , 1 ( 800 00
Luzerne National Bank , Luserne, 27-1 92
Lyndora National Bank, Lyndora, 114 05
Madera National Bank, Madera , 259 60
Mahaffey National Bank, Mahaffey, 273 58
First National Bank, Mahanoy City, 931 92
Union National Bank, Mahanoy City 1 250 00
National Bank of Malvern , ' 413 02
Keystone National Bank, Monheim, 532 35
Manheim National Bank, Manhelm, 786 33
Manor National Bank, Manor, 207 79
First National Bank . Mansfield 278 50
Orange National Bank, Mansfield, 287 96
Mars National Bank, Mars, 297 02
First National Bank, Marysville 146 84
Gold Standard National Bank, Marlenvllle 316 10
Digitized by VjOOQlC
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on Bauk Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
•lock.
First National Bank, Marietta
First National Bank, Martinsburg,
Marlon Centre National Bank, Marion Ceutre
Citizens' National Bank, E. Maucb Chunk,
Mancb Chunk National Bank, Maucb Chunk
National Bank , Masontown
First National Bank, Masontown,
May town National Bank ,
Farmers' National Bank, McA Ilia tervl lie,
First National Bank, McClure
First National Bank, McComiellsbui-g
First National Bank, McDonald,
First National Bank, McAdoo,
First National Bank, McKees Bocks
First National Bank, McKeesport
National Bank of McKeesport, McKeesport,
Union National Bank, McKeesport,
McVeytown National Bank.
Merchants' National Bank, Meadville,
New First National Bank, Meadvllle
First National Bank, Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsbnrg National Bank,
Second National Bank, Mechanicsbnrg
Charter National Bank, Media,
First National Bank, Media,
Farmers* and Mechanics' National Bank, Mercer
First National Bank, Mercer,
First National Bank, Mercersburg
First National Bank, Meshoppcn ,
Meyers town National Bank, Meycrstown,
Cltlsens' National Bank, Meyersdale,
Second National Bank, Meyersdale
First National Bank, Middleburg
Citizens' National Bank, Middletown,
First National Bank, Midland
Midway National Bank
First National Bank, Miffllntown
Juuiata Valley National Bank, Miffllntown,
First National Bank, Mlllersburg
First National Bank, Millerstown
First National Bank, Mildred
First National Bank, Milton
Milton National Bank, Milton,
First National Bank, Mllford,
First National Bank, Minersvllle,
Union Nstional Bank, Miners vl lie,
First National Bank, Millsboro
Mlllersrille National Bank,
First National Bank, Miliville
Farmers' National Bank , Mlllheim
Mnhnton National Bank
First National Bank, Montrose
Farmers' National Bank, Montrose,
First National Bank, Mount Carmel
Union National Bank, Mount Carmel,
First National Bank, Mt. Holly Springs
First National Bank, Mount Joy
Union National Mt. Joy Bank, Mount Joy
Mount Jewett National Bank, Mount .' Jewett
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, Mount Morris,
People's National Bank, Mt. Pleasant
First National Bank, Mount Pleasant,
First National Bank, Mt. Union
Mountrille National Bank, Monntville
Union National Bank, Mt. Wolf
927
48
120 00
339 80
245 65
1,788 46
152
00
245
03
103
01
95
60
135
58
146 22
500 00
128
82
724
57
3,000 00
2,000 00
756 50
137
97
990 83
1,000 00
885
17
250 89
842
01
498
61
1,000 00
480 97
1,193 47
123
56
823 72
500 00
588
60
396 07
500 00
255
74
213
00
360
13
367
47
471
17
500 00
127
28
67
57
886 87
828
47
183
22
500 00
207
81
120
91
103
23
245
00
67
55
127
94
300
00
316
56
500 00
804 90
130
83
709
33
934
60
342
87
166 33
310
53
844
51
122
86
835 32
128
97
Digitized by VjOOQlC
10
AUDITOR GENERAL OP PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
stock.
First National Bank, Montgomery, . . .
Farmers' and Citisens' National Bank,
First National Bank, Mountoursrille ,
Oltisens' National Bank, Monaca, ...
Monaca National Bank, Monaca
Montgomery ,
First National Bank, Montgomery City,
First National Bank, Monessen,
People's National Bank, Monessen, ...
First National Bank, Moscow,
Oitlsens' National Bank, Muncy
First National Bank, Munball,
First National Bank, Natrona,
First National Bank, Nantlcoke,
Nantlcoke National Bank, Nantlcoke,
Nasareth National Bank, Nasareth, .
Second National Bank, Nasareth,
First National Bank, New Albany
First National Bank, New Bloomfleld,
New Alexander National Bank, New Alexander,
First National Bank, New Bethlehem
Old National Bank, of New Brighton, New Brighton,
Union National Bank, New Brighton
First National Bank, New Berlin,
Citizens' National Bank, New Castle,
First National Bank, New Castle,
National Bank of Lawrence County, New Castle, .
Union National Bank, New Castle.
New Cumberland National Bank, New Cumberland,
First National Bank, New Freedom
New Holland National Bank, New Holland, .<..<.
farmers' National Bank, New Holland, ,
lntt National Bank, New Kensington
Grange National Bank, New MUford,
First National Bank, New Salem,
First National Bank, Newport,
Citisens' National Bank, Newport,
First Natiom.! Bank, Newtown
First National Bank, Newvllle
Farmers' National Bank. Newvllle,
First National Bank , Nicholson
First National Bank, Norristown,
Montgomery National Bank, Norrlatown,
People's National Bank , Norristown
First National Bank, North East
National Bank, North East
Northumberland National Bank, Northumberland,
North Wales National Bank, North Wales
First National Bank, Oakdale,
First National Bank, Oakmont
Oil City National Bank, Oil City
First National Bank , OH City
Lamberton National Bank, Oil City
First National Bank, Oley
First National Bank Olyphant
First National Bank, Orblsonia
First National Bank. Orwlgsbnrg
First National Bank, Osceola
Farmers' National Bank. Oxford
National Bank of Oxford. Oxford,
First National Bank , Palmerton
Parnassus National Bank, Parnassna, ...
Parkesburg National Bank. Parkesburg.
First National Bank, Parkers' Landing,
First National Bank, Patton
Grange National Bank, Patton t
824 80
174 85
181 24
270 55
146 80
832 88
381 79
350 72
125 85
296 34
200 89
372 82
1,000 00
511 46
1,000 00
375 92
115 44
380 40
185 00
500 00
555 18
807 94
128 18
1,870 24
8,000 00
1,500 00
455 40
185 28
303 33
887 48
245 62
237 50
127 14
203 59
500 00
270 31
1,000 00
585 54
44 93
262 65
1,818 42
1,878 07
956 27
418 51
219 96
228 48
875 20
488 48
284 76
515 72
866 24
1,000 00
126 13
736 78
119 06
299 50
357 10
579 22
1,057 67
136 64
163 58
426 89
206 60
663 12
337 25
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Revenue* of the Commonwealth. Tax on Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
stock.
Peckville National Bank, Peckville 0,n .-
First National Bank, Perkasie, iifi Si
First Natioual Bunk, Perryopolis, *™ {*
Flrat National Bank, Peu Argyl, \ «5I ST
Tun Argyl National Bank, Pen Argyl '.'.'.'.':'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 278 02
Penbrook National Bank, ... ..
Farmers' National Bank, Peiinsburg ............ xxo vi
First National Bank, Phlllipsburg ill £.
Moahannau National Bank, Phlllipsburg, X*7 J~
Pine Grove National Bank, !.'!!!!'.!". 121 77
Flrat National Bank, l'itcalru 0,A OR
First National Bank, Pittaton „ 5J2 -~
First National Bank, Pluniville, * ?22 V2
Pleasant Unity National Bank, Pleasant Unity JE2 2?»
Plymouth National Bank, Plymouth '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 640 58
First Nstional Bank, Plymouth + nAn „.
First National Bank, Point Marion ] ". . ] ; ' 2X2 22
People's National Bank, Point Marion ikV 22
Portland National Bauk, Portland, 524 22
Cltisens' National Bank, Port Allegany , ."."."!.'!'.! .'!.".." ! 330 25
First National Bank, Port Allegany «aa An
First National Bank, Portage, V?k ?2
Citiseus' National Bank, Pottstown i nia ok
National Bank of Pottatown, Pottstown, i'sna vo
National Iron Bank, Pottstown '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. llit 65
Miners' National Banks, Pottsville, i 7*1 ^n
Merchants' National Bank, Pottsville atl n2
Pennsylvania National Bank, Pottsville 1 VSJ «»
Punxsutawney National Bank , Puuxsuta wuey , } ' 5?2 q5
Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank, Pnoenixvllle, '.'.'.'.'.'.'. 660 00
National Bank of Pnoenixvllle, Phoenixville , „n ,„
Bank of North America, Philadelphia innniri no
Centennial National Bank, Philadelphia, 2 '222 22
Central National Bank, Philadelphia 7 Sin 22
Corn Exchange National Bank 0 476 00
Eighth National Bank, Philadelphia 2 7»»n on
Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank, Philadelphia .'!.'!'!" i?47» SI
First National Bank, Philadelphia !\ . « niS 22
Fourth Street National Bank, Philadelphia <to nnn nn
Franklin National Bank, Philadelphia 10,'000 00
Girard National Bank, Philadelphia, 2000000
Kensington National Bank, Philadelphia . 9 9iq an
Manayunk National Bant, Philadelphia, « 0OO 00
Manufacturers' National Bank, Philadelphia i'qtq at
Market Street National Bank, Philadelphia , 8*275 43
Merchants' National Bank, Philadelphia, 7 A7n n«
National Bank of Germantown. Philadelphia ......... V nAX aa
National Bank of North Liberties, Philadelphia «'noo no
National Security Bank, Philadelphia S'SK tun
Ninth National Bank, l'hlladelphia S,0$0 00
Northern National Bank, Philadelphia, r 1 B99 aa
Northwestern National Bank, Philadelphia ofnnn nt\
Penn National Bank, Philadelphia r'JJno no
Philadelphia, National Bank, Philadelphia ii'000 00
Quaker City National Bank, Philadelphia, 3) 862 49
Second National Bank, Philadelphia, 9 onn nn
Sixth National Bank, Philadelphia f »=XX 22
H-mthwark National Bank, Philadelphia 'JS S
Southwestern National Bank . Philadelphia , 1 ' 4%i £4
Textile National Bank, Philadelphia 1 1 233 08
Tenth National Bank, Philadelphia 1 oAq iq
Third National Bank, Philadelphia, *«»» a?
Tradesmen National Bank, Philadelphia s' 000 no
Union National Bank, Philadelphia, 4»70t 7I
^ea^era National Bank, Philadelphia, 3226 14
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Common wealth. Tax ou Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
stock.
American National Bank
Bank of Pittsburg National Association, Pittsburg,
Columbia National Bank, Pittsburg,
Commercial National Bank, Pittsburg
Diamond National Bank, Pittsburg,
Duquesne National Bank, Pittsburg
Exchange National Bank, Pittsburg
Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg
First National Bank, Pittsburg,
First National Bank of Birmingham, Pittsburg
Fourth National Bank, Pittsburg,
Federal National Bank, Pittsburg,
German National Bank, Pittsburg,
Keystone National Bank, Pittsburg,
Liberty National Bank, Pittsburg
Lincoln National Bank,
Marine National Bank, Pittsburg
Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg,
Metropolitan National Bank, Pittsburg,
Monongabela National Bank , Pittsburg,
National Bank of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburg
Pennsylvania National Bank , Pittsburg,
People's National Bank, Pittsburg,
Second National Bank, Pittsburg,
Third National Bank, Pittsburg
United 8tates National Bank, Pittsburg
Union National Bank, Pittsburg
Washington National Bank, Pittsburg
Merchant National Bank, Quakertown,
Quakertown National Bank , Quakertown ,
Quarryyille National Bank, Quarryvllle,
Farmers' National Bank, Quarryville,
First National Bank, Ralston,
Farmers' National Bank, Beading
First National Bank, Beading,
Keystone National Bank. Reading
National Union Bank, Rending
Penn National Bank, Reading,
Reading National Bank, Reading,
Second National Bank , Reading,
First National Bank, Red Lion
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, Red Lion,
ReedsriUe National Bank, Reedsville, *. .
First National Bank , Renova
First National Bank, ReynoldSYtlle,
Citizens' National Bank, Beynoldsville,
People's National Bank, Reynoldsville
Rice's Landing National Bank, Rice's Landing,
First National Bank, Rlejrelsvllle
Richland National Bank, Richland,
Elk County National Bank, Rldgway
Ridgway Natl mal Bank. Rldgwsy,
First National Bank. Rlngtown
First National Bank, Rtmershurp
First National Bank. Rochester,
People's National Bank. Rochester,
First National Bank . Rockwood
National Bank, of Royersford, Royersford
First National Bank. Roscoe
Rural Valley National Bank, RurnI Valley
First National Bank, Sayre,
The National Bank, Sayre
First National Bank, Salisbury
First National Bank. Saltsburg
First National Bank, Saxton ,
1,063
13
21,604
89
6,000
00
2,178 00
6,000 00
5,000
00
8,256
12
32,878
70
10,000 00
1,000 00
1,288 35
9,504
24
4,082 02
5,000 00
1,410 79
5,964 91
1,745 78
27,782 08
2,977 96
10,000 00
4,504 60
1,450
50
10,000 00
16,136 70
2,886 86
2,750 76
6,000 00
1,504
66
322 08
1,000 00
567
74
246
70
66
84
4,000
20
2,020
78
1,000
00
2,000
00
1,000
00
2,000 00
3,000 00
392
54
338
72
408 93
454
77
732
00
301
00
514
41
ir»n
00
118
50
138
05
966
51
506
R8
162
f»2
439
61
789
07
300
00
2K0
00
9M>
96
283
00
ins
34
372
77
272
10
292
33
598
66
167
69
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Revenues of tbe Commuuwealtli. Tax on Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on baj
stock.
National Bank of Schwenksvllle, Soheweuksvllle
First National Bank, Scbaefferstowu
Broadway National Bank, Scottdale
First National Bank, Scottdale,
First National Bank, Scenery Hill
First National Bank, Scranton,
People's National Bank, Scranton,
Third National Bank, Scranton
Traders' National Bank, Scranton,
Union National Bank, Scranton
. First National Bank, Schuylkill Haven,
Cement National Bank, Siegfried,
First National Bank, Scllnsgrove
Farmers' National Bank, Sellnsgrove,
Selleroville National Bank, Sellersvllle,
Seven Valleys National Bank,
First National Bank, Sewlckley ,
Tbe National Bank, Sbamokln
Market Street National Bank, Sbamokln,
First National Bank, Sharon
McDowell National Bank, Sharon,
Merchant and Manufacturing National Bank, Sharon,
Sharpsburg National Bank
Sheffield National Bank, Sheffield
First National Tlank, Shenandoah,
Citizens' National Bank, Shenandoah,
Merchants' National Bank, Shenandoah,
First National Bank, Sheridan,
First National Bank, Shlnglehouse,
First National Bank, South Fork,
St. Mary's National Bank, St. Marys
First National Bank, Spangler,
Grange National Bank. Spartansburg,
National Bank of Spring City, Spring Cliy
First National Bank, Spring Grove
People's National Bank, Spring Grove
Sprlngdale National Bank
Steelton National Bank , Steelton
First National Bank, Stoneboro,
First National Bank, Stewartstown
People's National Bank, Stewartstown
First National Bank, Strasburg,
First National Bank, Strondsburg,
Stroudsburg National Bank, Strondsburg
First National Bank, State College
First National Bank, Shickshinny,
First National Bank, Sbippensburg,
People's National Bank, Shippenshurg,
First National Bank, Shippenvllle,
National Bank, of Slatlngton, Slatington
Cltlsens' National Bank, Slatlngton
Grange National Bank, SUgo
First National Bank, Slippery Rock.
Citizens' National Bank, Slippery Rock
Grange National Bank , Smethport
First National Bank, Smithfleld
First National Bank, Smithton
First National Bank, Somerfleld,
First National Bank, Somerset
Farmers' National Bank, Somerset,
Somerset County National Bank, Somerset
Union National Bank, Souderton,
First National Bank, Stoyestown ,
Union National Bank, SnmmerrlUe,
First National Bank, Banbury,
958
121
287
500
182
,000
,058
,000
,052
,818
487
500
500
150
717
01
778
782
707
1,160
704
846
226
888
1,000
553
1,000
289
182
345
1,250
311
115
1,118
319
230
145
1,172
150
415
268
595
500
1,000
284
162
726
320
124
780
490
128
205
150
484
134
117
125
500
390
291
956
247
222
2,000
44
29
22
00
44
00
51
00
79
36
48
00
00
64
04
50
21
04
70
77
18
31
17
48
00.
16
00
87
80
00
00
07
10
35
65
10
79
46
98
25
45
36
00
00
95
00
97
60
00
00
52
00
86
87
19
80
14
24
00
32
66
27
11
16
00
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. I>oc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on Bank Stuck — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bank
■lock.
Sunbury National Bank, Sunbury
City National Bank, SuayueUunuu,
First National Bank, Susquehanna
First National Bank, Sulersville, . .
Swsrthniore National Bank, Swarthmore
First National Bank Swineford,
First National Buuk, SJwiasvale,
First National Bank, Sykvsvillu
First National Bank, Tauiag,ua,
Tamaqua National Bank,
National Bank of Tarentum, Tarentum
People's National Bank of Tarentum
Terre Hill National Bank, Terre HilJ,
Grange National Bank, Tioga
Telford National Bank, Teiford,
Citizens' National Bank, Tionesta,
Forest County National Bank, Tionesta
Second National Bank, Tltusville,
National Bank, Topton
First National Bank, Turtle Creek,
Citizens' National Bank, Towanda,
First National Bank, Towanda
Tower City National Bank, Tower City
First NaUonai Bank, Trafford City
First National Bank, Troy
Grange National Bank , Troy ,
Citizens' National Bank. Tunknaunock ,
Wyoming National Bank, Tud It bannock,
Farmers 'and Merchants' National Bank, Tyrone,
First National Bank, Tyrone,
Blair County National Bank, Tyrone
First National Bank, Treverton
Tremont National Bank. Tremont,
First National Bank, Ulster,
Home National Bank, Union City,
National Bank, Union City
Grange National Bank, Ulysses
First National Bank, Unioutown,
National Bank of Fayette County, Uniontowu, ..
Second National Bank, Uniontown
First National Bank, Vanderbllt,
Citizens' National Bank, Vandergrift,
First National Bank, Verona,
First National Bank, Wampum,
Citizens' National Bank, Warren,
First National Bank, Warren ,
Warren National Bank,
Citizens' National Bank, Washington,
First National Bank, Washington
Watson town National Bank, Watson town
Farmers' National Bank, Watsontown,
Citizens' National Bank, Waynesboro,
People's National Bank, Waynesboro
American National Bank, Waynesburg,
Citizens' National Bank, Waynesburg,
People's National Bank, Waynesburg,
First National Bank, Webster,
First National Bank , Weatherly ,
First National Bank, Wellsboro,
Wellsville National Bank,
Wernersrllle National Bank
West Alexander National Bank, West Alexander,
People's National Bank, West Alexander,
Writ National Bank, wait Chester
national Bask of Obaittr Co., Wait Cheater, ..,
520 00
291 88
036 59
137 00
260 90
229 72
232 53
128 38
928 86
710 27
498 45
409 50
170 70
169 15
188 71
269 25
500 00
2,402 84
124 77
230 63
891 40
1,041 48
214 29
125 66
588 84
365 56
394 12
886 03
324 00
948 33
797 55
186 00
148 14
97 86
226 89
022 72
132 20
1,000 00
1,000 00
980 00
116 88
311 32
558 57
133 26
711 25
946 08
2,066 14
2,000 00
1,807 28
405 77
484 00
440 89
988 64
1,091 40
2,000 00
940 23
118 85
174 44
1,704 84
126 99
290 89
226 26
214 65
1,889 65
3,140 41
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Revenues of tbe Commonwealth. Tax on Bank Stock — Continued.
NATIONAL BANKS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax
on bai
stock.
People's National Bank of West Conshohocken 104 40
First National Bank, West Elisabeth, 258 45
National Bank of West Grove, West Grove 496 82
Farmers' and Traders' National Bank, West Held , 221 60
First National Bank, West Newton, 824 33
First National Bank, West Middlesex, 102 00
First National Bank, Wllkes-Barre 8,447 22
Luserne County National Bank, Wllkes-Barre 2,033 18
Second National Bank, Wllkes-Barre, 5,000 00
Wyoming National Bank, Wllkes-Barre 1,500 00
First National Bank, Wilson. 177 42
Central National Bank, Wilkinsburg 568 20
First National Bank, Wilkinsburg 500 00
First National Bank, Williamsburg, 825 98
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, Williamsburg, 100 00
First National Bank, Wllliamsport 2,98178
Lycoming National Bank, Wllliamsport 1,000 00
west Branch National Bank, Wllliamsport 2,000 00
Wiliiamsport National Bank, Wllliamsport, 868 46
Bituminous National Bank, Winburn 246 68
Oitisens' National Bank, Wlndber 270 26
Wlndber National Bank, Wlndber. 325 00
Bast Pittsburg National Bank, Wilmerdlng 908 66
Wllmerding National Bank. Wilmerdlng 385 21
First National Bank, Wrigbtsville, 995 16
First National Bank, Wyalusing 158 08
First National Bank, Wyoming 286 66
Yardley National Bank, Tardley 568 00
Drovers' and Mechanics' National Bank , York 782 00
Farmers' National Bank, York 1,626 58
First National Bank, York, 2,355 95
Industrial National Bank, York, 226 68
Western National Bank, York, 1,874 46
York County National Bank, York, 2,962 51
York National Bank, York, 3,347 46
First National Bank, York Springs 162 67
First National Bank, Youngwood 184 06
First National Bank, Youngsville 260 00
First National Bank, Zelienople, 80179
People's National Bank, Zelienople, 282 22
Total, $907,848 16
Interest and penalty, 89 16
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonweal tb. Receipt* from Corporations.
2. INCORPORATED STATE BANKS.
Location.
Incorporated State Banks —
Corporate Name.
Tax on
bank
stock.
Expense
of exami-
nation.
Bonus.
Total.
Albion Citizen* Bank,
Allegheny, Bank of 8ecured Savings,
Allegheny, Ohio Valley Bank,
Allegheny Worklngman's Savings Bank
and Trust Co. ,
Annvllle People's Deposit Bank, . . .
Avalon , Avalon Bank,
Archbald Arcbbald Bank,
Braddock, State Bank of Braddock,
California, People's Bank,
Carbondale Liberty Discount and Sav-
ings Bank,
Carbondale Miners' and Mechanics'
Savings Bank
Carbondale Pioneer Dime Bank,
Carlisle Carlisle Deposit Bank, ..
Oharleroi , Bank of Charlerol
Danville People's Bank
Donora Bank of Donora ,
Donora , People's Bank,
Dunmore Fidelity Deposit and Dis-
count Bank
Dravosburg, ...State Bank,
DlUsburg Farmers' and Merchants'
Bank,
Elisabeth State Bank
Elisabeth town, . . Elisabeth town Exchange
Bank,
Ellsabethville, ..Lykens Valley Bank,
Erie People's Bank,
Fayette City, . . Citizen's Bank,
Franklin, Exchange Bank,
Freeland Citizens' Bank,
Freeport Freeport Bank
Olen Rock, Glen Rock State Bank, .
Harrlsburg Allison's Hill Bank, ...
Citizens' Bank
....Commercial Bank, ....
East End Bank,
Sixth St. Bank
. . . . Hamburg Savings Bank ,
Harrlsburg,
Harrlsburg,
Harrlsburg,
Harrlsburg,
Hamburg,
Hanover, Savings Fund Society, .
Hanover, Farmers' State Bank,
Hanover People's Bank
Honesdale, Farmer's and Mechanic's
Bank,
Honesdale, Honesdale Dime Bank, . . .
Honesdale Wayne County Savings
Bank,
Hummelatown, . . Farmers' Bank
Indiana , Farmers' Bank,
Indiana, Indiana County Deposit
Bank
Jeannette Glass City Union Deposit
Bank
Jonestown, Jonestown Bank,
Johnstown, Dollar Deposit Bank, ....
Kingston Deposit and Savings Bank,
Kutztown Farmers' Bank
Lit ties town Uttlestown Sav.ngs InstI
tution ,
Lykens Miners' Deposit Bank, . . .
Marlanna Farmers and Miners Bank,
McSher rystown , . . Farmers' Bank,
McKeeaport, . . . City Bank
McKeesport, . . . Merchants' Bank,
$78 66
981 60
481 90
1,000 00
234 52
251 25
253 36
306 03
300 00
329 00
1,000 00
600 84
1,000 00
750 00
485 50
465 96
385 33
872 30
241 60
1,226 25
340 60
1,000 00
484 70
395 38
"*286'2i
200 00
690,91
353 20
230 00
500 00
500 00
245 67
492 84
341 18
462 20
1,000 00
507 31
1,637 80
1,000 00
214 73
:t64 00
333 70
1,000 00
232 40
250 00
500 00
202 49
303 72
781 16
229 47
$57 08
84 10
112 04
27 38
80 78
28 64
31 44
32 02
81 96
73 04
35 54
53 54
51 60
28 68
31 50
39 36
32 16
82 30
33 24
29 26
46 92
28 94
49 90
41 16
37 56
30'42
28 22
40 08
84 66
28 35
38 62
67 50
28 54
37 72
30 86
37 66
82 72
32 12
64 04
35 38
28 76
29 64
33 80
56 48
27 48
33 56
33 70
26 64
29 06
40 76
27 68
$160 67
83 34
166 67
'*83'34
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Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INCORPORATED STATE BANKS— Continued.
Location.
1 Incorporated State Banks —
I Corporate Name.
Tax on
bank
stock.
Expense
of exami-
nation.
Total.
McKeesport ,
. . . People's Rank,
2,000 00
500 00
351 30
478 02
410 92
""299*67
408 75
502 28
490 97
75 60 .
34 20 .
29 42 .
33 82 .
36 64 .
3o'o6 .
33 14 .
41 22 .
33 60 .
27 16 .
53 90 .
51 58
35 84 .
38 54
28 46 .
36*82 .
35 54 .
66 96 .
45 68 .
112 86 .
55 86 .
112 14 .
41 54 .
117 28 .
176 20 .
112 72 .
28 24 .
32 94 .
71 30 .
45 44 .
41 40 .
37 20 .
308 64 .
379 78 .
36 54 .
26 40 .
202 98 .
69 16 .
34 10 .
MIddletown, .
. . . Farmers' Rank,
Mlfllinburg,
. . Farmers' Bank,
Miffllnbnrg,
Millvale
Mead vi lie, . .
. . Mlfllinburg Bank,
...Bank of Millvale
. . . Commonwealth Bank, ....
238 84
Muncj,
New Oxford,
. . . Farmers' and Merchants'
Bank,
Oil City, ...
. . . Citizens' Banking Co
. . . Olyphant Bank ,
Olypbant, ...
Old Forge, .
. . . Discount and Deposit
Bank
Philadelphia,
Philadelphia,
..Ridge Avenue Bank, ...
. . Bank of Commerce,
...Fox Chase Bank
. . . American Bank,
. . . PennaylTania State Bank,
...North Penn Bank,
...All Nations Deposit Bank,
...Allegheny Valley Bank, .
...Anchor Savings Bank, ...
. . . Arsenal Bank
953 43
1,737 10
488 24
268 08
240 00
42216
307 13
1,000 00
1,000 00
2,000 00
1,093 42
1,271 61
661 67
2,000 00
2,432 22
2,658 06
246 14
284 97
1,951 21
477 48
1,000 00
345 45
8,623 80
3,918 36
565 74
55 85
6,423 17
2,363 69
500 00
" 333 S3 "..."."..
Philadelphia,
Philadelphia,
166 07 .."".."
Philadelphia,
Philadelphia,
100 67 ...."..."
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, . . .
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, . . .
...City Deposit Bank
...Diamond Savings Bank, .
. . . Farmers' Deposit Savings
Bank
...Fifth Avenue Bank
...Freehold Bank,
. . . German Savings and De-
posit Bank,
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, . . .
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, . . .
. . . Fimle wood Bank
lngs Bank,
Pittsburg, . . .
Pittsburg, . . .
...liberty Savings Bank, .
. . . Manufacturers' Bank , ...
...Park Bank,
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, ...
Pittsburg, . . .
...People's Sayings Bank, .
. . . Pittsburg Bank for Sar-
Pittsburg, . . .
. . . Pennsylvania Savings
Bank ,
Pittsburg, . . .
Pittsburg, . . .
Pittsburg, . . .
. . . Polithania State Bank, .
...Union Savings Bank, ...
. . . Western Savings and De-
posit Bank,
Palmyra
Pitts ton, ....
...Palmyra Bank
...Dime Bank,
333 34 •••*••••
Pittston, ....
1,000 00
1,336 13
891 84
275 31
317 30
1,000 00
1,000 00
360 23
2,500 00
505 55
1,000 00
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63 36 .
39 12 .
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Pottstown, . .
Reading
Reading
Scranton , ...
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Bank, ...s
260 67
Scranton , ...
"io6 67 ""..'".'
Scranton , ...
Scranton, . . .
Scranton, ...
...Scranton Saving Bank, ..
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Location.
Incorporated State Bunks
Corporate Name.
Tnx on
bank
stock.
Expense
of exami-
nation.
Total.
Scran ton, County Savings Hank Co., 2,000 00 103 28
Scran ton, South Side Bank 880 48 38 66
Scran ton, West Side Rank 682 93 48 02
Scranton Pine Brook Bank
Reran ton Providence Bank, 483 84 34 36
Shamokin Shamokin Banking Co., .. 577 46 34 58
Sharpaburg Farmers' and Mecbnntca'
Bank, 600 00 38 16
Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Sayings Insti-
tution 375 82 36 36
Steelton, People's Bank, 318 29 30 24
St. Clair, Cltlxens' Bank 279 29 32 96
South Bethlehem, South 8ide Bank, 461 70 32 46
Taylor, Taylor Discount and De-
posit Bank, 303 10 32 26
Tltusvllle Commercial Bank 1 , 500 00 63 34
Uniontown People's Bank of Fayette
County, 327 08 28 10
Valley View, ...Valley View Bank,
Warren Warren Savings Bank, .. 1,375 50 106 52
Waynesboro, ...Bank of Waynesb6ro, ... 1,500 00 48 22
West Newton. . . . Farmers' and Merchants'
Bank 51142 36 90
West Pittston, ..West Side Bank 181 53 27 32
White Haven. ..White Haven Savings
Bank, 250 00 35 08
Wllkes-Barre,
Wllkes-Barre,
Wllkes-Barre,
Wllkes-Barre,
Wilkinsburg,
Williamsport, ,
Willlamsport, ,
Womelsdorf , . ,
Woodberry, ...
Wllliamstown,
York,
.Heights Deposit Bank, ...
. Dime Deposit Bank
. Wllkes-Barre Deposit and
Savings Bank,
. South Side Bank,
.Wilkinsburg Bank
. Bank of Newberry, . .
. Savings Inst. , City
Williamsport
. Union Bank ,
.Farmers' Bank
.Williams Valley Bank,
.City Bank,
Totals,
1,500 00
374 88
500 00
296 25
1,165 33
368 78
18 37
293 03
1,920 90
44 92
89 90
34 12
39 30
31 58
62 88
34 28
25 00
29 92
64 64
160 G7
166 07
$106,957 33 $6,722 01 $2,583 38 $116,262 72
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3. INCORPORATED SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.
Tax
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Income.
Total
receipts.
Beneficial Savings Fund Society. Philadelphia, $2 , 118 52
People's Savings Bank, Philadelphia,
People's Savings Bank, Harrlsburg 6 68
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society, Philadelphia, .. 34,078 34
Saving Fund Society, German town, Philadelphia,.. 1,384 86
Theo. Starr Savings Bank, Philadelphia, 27 84
First Penny Savings Bank, Philadelphia,
Western Saving Fund Society, Philadelphia 6,383 97
Dime Savings Bank, Chester county, 138 22
Dollar Savings Bank, Pittsburg 482 55
Johnstown Savings Bank, 15 00
Jelco Savings Fund, Consbohocken ,
Italian Co-operative Banking Association, Philadel-
phia,
Monument Cemetery Association, Philadelphia. ... 34 56
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5. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Tax.
Expense
of examina-
i tion.
Total.
Acme Building and I-oan Association, Pitts-
burg,
Beaver County Building and Loan Associa-
tion, New Brighton
Beaver Savings and Loan Association, Beaver,
Birmingham Dime Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Pittsburg
Bradford Building and Savings Association,
Bradford,
Cammar Building and Loan Association, Mo-
naca
Central Building and Loan Association of
Beaver Comity, Rochester,
Connellsville Building and Loan Association,
Gonnellsville
Conewango Building and Loan Association,
Warren ,
County Seat Building and Loan Association,
Beaver,
Columbia Building and Loan Association,
Beaver Fails,
Cosmopolitan Savings and Loan Association,
Pittsburg,
Confidence Building and Loan Association,
Pittsburg
Citizens' Loan and Investment Association,
Harrisburg,
Dollar Savings Association of Lawrence
County, New Castle,
Dime Savings Building and Loan Association,
Sharpsburg,
Dime Savings and Loun Association, Beaver
Falls,
Bast Pittsburg Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Turtle Creek ,
Eureka Savings Fund and Loan Association,
Pittsburg
Farmers' Building and Loan Association of
Bush Creek , Rochester,
German Building and Loan No. 3 Association,
Pittsburg,
(iuarautee Saving and Loan Association,
Steelton
Greenfield Building and Loan Association,
Pittsburg,
Harrisburg Savings and Loan Association,
Harrisburg,
Home Protective Savings and Loan Associa-
tion , New Brighton ,
Home Savings and Loan Association, Oil
City,
Inter State Savings aud Loan Association,
New Castle
Independent Deposit and Loan Association,
Pittsburg
Iron City Deposit and Loan Association,
Pittsburg
Keystone State Building and lx>an Associa-
tion , Pittsburg
Lebanon Valley Savings and Loan Associa-
tion , Lebanon
Modern Building and Loan Association, Wil-
liamsburg
Mozart Building and Loan Association,
Pittsburg
Mutual Building aud Loan \<s iciatlon,
Freedom
Prudential Building and I nnn Association,
Pittsburg
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5. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION&^-Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Expense 1 I
Tax. of ex am in a- ; Interest. I Total,
tion.
Penn Loan Association, Pittsburg, 103 12
Pennsylvania Saving Fund au<l Loan Asso-
ciation, Pittsburg, 380 47
Peoples Building and Loan Association,
Beaver Falls 308 80
Peoples Building and Loan Association,
Oil City 177 83
Peoples Building and Loan Association,
Connellsville, 48 31
Peoples Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Asso-
ciation, Scottdalc 64 12
Progressive Mutual Saving Fuud and Loan
Association, Pittsburg 1 16 60
Pblllpsburg Building and Loan Association,
Monaca 1 6 40
Relief Building and Loan Association, Wash-
ington, 1 13 20
Rochester Building and Linn Association,
Rochester, 6.~>o 34
Security Building and Loan Association,
Scranton 45 33
Second New Brighton Building and Loan As-
sociation, New Brighton 593 64
Scottdale Building and Loan Association,
Scottdale, 34 44
Sprlngdale Building and Loan Association,
Sprlngdale, 03 30
Standard Savings and Loan Association,
Steelton, 22 80
State Capital Savings and Loan Association,
Harrlsburg 2, 874 00
St. Marys Savings and Loan Association,
St. Marys, 11 20
Siienango Valley Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Sharon ion 62
Ten Cent Tutor Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Pittsburg, 78 30
Thirteenth Ward Bnilding and Loan Associa-
tion Pittsburg 7 00
Twentieth Century Saving and Building As-
sociation, Harrlsburg, 23 60
Union Bnilding and Loan Association, W.
Brldgewater 274 66
Unlontown Saving and IiOan Association,
Unlontown , 18 40
Verona Building and Loan Association,
Verona 67 06
Western Pennsylvania Bnilding and Ixmn
Association, Pittsburg, N. S 50 00
Workingmen's Bnilding and Loan Associa-
tion, Erie 30 20
Kaston Co-operative Saving and Loan Asso- ^
elation , Easton
Equitable Building and toan Association,
New Freedom,
Kensington Workingmen's Association, Phila-
delphia
Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Philadelphia,
Mechanics' Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Bucks County,
New Hope Building and Loan Association
Oxford Building and Loan Association, Phila-
delphia
Rlegelsvllle Building and Loan Association,
Rlegelsville,
Total $14,543 03
40
12
25
60
51
00
68
20
26
74
60
34
46
26
00
$301
32
$2 90 $14,847 31
Digitized by LiOOQ IC
30
AUDITOR GENERAL OP PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenue* of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
G. INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
Ambrldge Savings and Trust Company, Anibridae, tin 23
American National Bank, Ebenaburg V 04 68
Athena National Bank, Athena, 85 81
Ashland National Bank, Ashland 14g 22
Aldlne Trust Company, Philadelphia '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.I'. 149 82
Allisons Hill Bank, Harrlsburg 40 50
Bank of Douora, Dunora , o 46
Bank of Newberry Willlamsport, '..'.'.'.'".". 2 46
Brookvllle Title and Trust Company, Brookvillc i;{2 11
Berwick Savings and Trust Company, Berwick, 117 37
Bank of Pittsburgh, National Association, Pittsburgh 309 04
Bank of Waynesboro, Waynesboro 91 40
Bank of North America , Philadelphia , .' ' * " <$02 40
Berks Comity Trust Company, Reading 169 82
Beaver County Trust Company, New Brighton, 31 1 23
Braddock Trust Company, Braddock 79 34
Bradford National Bank, Bradford, 162 74
Barclay Westmoreland Trust Company, (ireeusburg 146 74
Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia , 291 23
Butler County National Bank, Butler, 266 30
Blair County National Bank, Tyrone, 129 32
Biglersvllle National Bank, Blglereville 49 59
Burgettstown National Bauk, Burgcttstowu 86 47
Braddock National Bank, Braddock, 140 40
Butler Savings and Trust Company, 133 43
County Savings Bauk, Scranton 120 27
Citizens' Trust Company, Clarion, .[ 1 15 89
Central National Bank, Philadelphia, 329 58
Cambridge Trust Company, Chester 140 82
Cambersburg Trust Company, Chainberslmrg, 106 90
Chester National Bank. Chester, 163 84
Citizens' National Bank, Washington 164 66
Citizens' Banking Company, Oil City, 122 96
Citizens' National Rank, New Castle 145 75
City Deposit Bank . Pittsburgh 09 18
Clearfield Trust Company, Clearfield , 79 38
Columbia National Bank, Pittsburgh, 1,1)02 78
Commercial Bank, Harrlsburg 238 63
Commonwealth Trust Company, Pittsburgh 260 82
Corn Exchange National Bank, Philadelphia, 244 11
Colonial Trust Company, Philadelphia 459 72
Commercial Nations! Bank, Bradford, 161 65
Cones toga National Rank, Ijincaster, 99 18
Citizens' Bank, Fayette City 141 15
Citizens' National Bank, Waynesburg 311 50
Citizens' National Bank, Meyersdale 147 95
Central Trust Company, Altoona , 148 88
Citizens' Trust Company, Gettysburg, 79 34
Colonial Trust Company, Pittsburgh, 1 1 N24 11
Commercial Trust Company, Philadelphia ;j24 65
Citizens* National Bank, Hansford 88 99
Clearfield National Bank, Clearfield, 192 16
Cnrnegle Trust Company. Carnegie, 182 47
Citizens' Bank, St. Clair 79 34
Continental Trust Compauy, Pittsburgh, 147 67
County Nntlmal Bank, Clearfield .' . . . 148 22
Citizens* National Rank, Newport 49 11
Citizens' Dep sit Trust Company, Allentown so 58
Citizens' Bank , Freeland So 92
City Bank. McKeesport 85 62
CitlBens* National Rank, Connellsrille 102 90
Citizens' National Bank, lteynoldsville, 79 45
Citizens' Trust Company, Canonshnrg , . . 78 63
Central Trust Company. Pittsburg 93 37
Catawissa National Bank, Catawissa, 80 47
Citizens' National Bank, Mnncy 2 19
Clinton Trust Company, Lock Haven 3 94
Contesville Trust Company, Coatesvllle 4 38
Colonial Trust Company, Sharon 8 8,r
Chester County Trust Company, West Chester 4
$113 58
131
07
100
82
90 69
199 45
7
12
50
41
50
41
132
89
132
88
335
89
82
20
669
59
252
05
858
36
80
66
283 97
183
02
873 42
294
25
132 33
50
41
100
82
182
74
182
64
201
64
119 45
420
24
201
64
132
60
233
42
207
12
201
64
182
74
74
52
82
18
2,235
35
283
83
223
75
307
94
537
81
233
70
68
49
156 44
807
40
156
71
182
47
69
48
2,235
34
350
95
113
65
232
88
302
46
80 66
199
45
183
01
50 41
100
82
80 81
82 20
151
23
89
65
82
41
09
95
85
34
50
41
80
66
100
82
70
58
)Gg
81
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
31
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Con Unued.
Name ol Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
Diamond National Bank, Pittsburgh 156 22
Dollar Savings Fund Trust Company, Allegheny, 116 44
Dauphin Deposit Trust Company, Harris burg 315 07
Duquesne National Bank, Pittsburgh 228 4V
Duttois National Bank, Dubois 12182
Delaware County National Bank, Chester, 104 82
Deposit Savings Bank, Kingston, 86 4 <"
Bmaus National Bank , Bniaus, 3 0o
Bast End Bank, Harrisburg, 70 31
Klghth National Bank, Philadelphia 188 60
Bast End Savings and Trust Company, Pittsburgh, 150 74
Exchange National Bank, Pittsburg, 4 38
Fayette City National Bank, Fayette City 85 93
Farmers' Bank , McSherrystown, 49 59
Forest County National Bank, Tionesta, 119 23
Farmers' National Bank. Freeport, 49 59
First National Bank, Middleburg 121 92
Farmers' Trust Company, Lancaster, 129 31
Farmers' Trust Company, Carlisle, 87 40
Fourth Street National Bank, Philadelphia, 595 34
Farmers' National Bank, Somerset, 156 00
Federal National Bank, Pittsburg, 25123
First National Bank, Bangor 157 81
First National Bank, Beaver. 173 53
First National Bank, Blairsvillc 153 70
Farmers' and Merchants' Trust Company, Cliambcrsburg, 83 73
First National Bank, Coudersport 79 34
First National Bunk , Ebenshurg, 183 72
First National Bank , GaJeton 103 53
First National Bank, Harrisburg 439 18
First National Bank, Lebanon, 13671
First National Bunk, Marietta, 139 54
First National Bank, Mansfield 3 45
First National Bank of Sheraden, Sherlriansvillr, 97 12
First National Bank, Danviile, 105 01
First National Bank, Uniontown, 427 95
First National Bank, Wellsboro 197 00
First National Bank, Willlanisport 359 45
First National Bank, Kaston 99 18
First National Bank, Erie, 103 87
First National Bank, McKees Rocks 100 28
First National Bank, llawley 70 84
First National Bank, Tnwanda 150 70
Fox Chase Bauk, Philadelphia 49 59
Franklin Trust Company, Franklin 129 31
Freehold Bank, Pittsburg, 1,755 06
Fulton National Bank, Lancaster 147 40
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, Tyrone, 79 35
Farmers' Bank, Indiana. 361 13
First National Bank, Wilklnsburg 121 10
First National Bank, McKeesport, 240 55
Frank ford Trust Company, Frankford, Philadelphia 103 29
Fainnount Savings and Trust Company, Philadelphia 4 93
First National Bank, Perkasle 79 34
First National Bank, Clifton Heights 99 18
Farmers' National Bank, Rloomsburg
First National Bank, Weatherly
First National Bank, Montonrsvllle,
First National Bank, New Wilmington
First National Bank, State College,
First National Bank, Somerfield,
Farmers' and Miners' Trust Company, Punxsutawney, 2 19
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, Red Lion 2 19
Farmers' and Cit liens' National Bank, Montgomery 1 48
Fourth National Bank, Pittsbnrg, 104 11
First National Bank, Montrose, 79 34
First National Bank, 8pangler 79 34
First National Bank, Lansdale, J02 63
First National Bank, Bradford MS 5?
First National Bank, MJlford 70 34
116
10
1
50
1
64
1
48
228 21
131 06
372 05
199 45
132 48
132 60
100 82
80 66
80 66
238 15
181 48
100 82
82 47
50 41
182 74
50 41
132 88
119 18
82 47
707 40
182 74
257 80
176 61
225 75
175 62
69 32
80 66
215 34
100 82
470 69
201 64
175 89
70 58
100 82
151 23
328 40
233 70
427 67
100 82
100 82
183 29
100 82
226 02
50 41
151 23
,649 59
151 23
69 81
440 05
132 83
284 38
208 77
100 82
69 65
89 65
113 65
30 55
30 24
30 25
30 25
5 26
50 41
50 41
30 24
47 84
80 66
151 23
225 75
74 74
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Com uiou wealth. Receipts from Corporation* — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
First National Bank, Taiuaqua ,
First National Bank , Addison ,
Flmt National Bank, Williamsburg
First Nalioual Bank, Couueilsvllle
First Natiuual Bank, Carbondale
first Nali iiiai Bunk, Latrobc,
First National Bank, Patton
First National aBuk, Cherry Tree
First National Bank, Cousuobockou ,
Flmt National Bank, Nantleoke,
First Natloual Bank, Tyrone,
First National Bank, Marysvlile
Fidelity Deposit and Discount Bank, 1 Mm more
Franklin National Bank, Philadelphia
Farmers' Bank, liumnielsiown ,
First National Bank, Emporium,
First National Bank , Falls Creek,
First National Bank, Piltaton,
First National Bank, Washington, ,
First National Bank , Braddock,
First National Bank, Hazleton,
First National Bank, Montgomery
First National Bank, Mlllerstowu,
First National Bank, Dunbar ,
"First National Bank, Garrett
First National Bank, Hollidaysburg
First National Bauk, Ambridge,
First Natloual Bauk, Wyoming
First National Bank, Pen Argyle
First National Bank, Berlin
First National Bank, McCounellsburg
First National Bank, Newport,
First National Bank, Juniata,
First National Bank, Forest City
German National Bank, Pittsburg
Guaranty Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Butler,
Guarantee Title and Trust Company, Pittsburg,
Gold Standard National Bank, Harlenville,
Guardian Trust Company, York
Girard National Bank, Philadelphia
Glrard Avenue Title and Trust Company. Philadelphia
German National Bank of Allegheny, Pittsburg,
Grange National Bank, Mansfield
Grove City National Bank, Grove City
Grange National Bank, McKean County, Smothport,
Halifax National Bank, Halifax
Hariisburg National Bank, Harrlsbnrg
Hamlin Bank and Trust Company, Smethput
Honesdale National Bank, Honesrtale,
Hob! 11 tie 1 National Bank, Ilyndman
Hamilton Trust Company, Philadelphia
Home Trust Company, New Castle,
Holmesburg Trust Company, Philadelphia
Integrity Title Insurance and Trust Company, Philadelphia,
Jenklntown National Bank, Jenklntown,
Kane Bank and Trust Company, Kane
Keystone National Bank, Pittsburg
Keystone Rank, Scranton
Kennett Trust Company, Kennett Square
Littlestown Saviug Inst. , Llttleatown
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company, New Castle,
Lancaster Trust Company. Lancaster
Liberty National Bank, Pittsburg
Lucerne County National Bank, Wilkes-Barre
Liberty Savings Bank, Pittsburg,
Logan Trust Company, Philadelphia,
Merchants' National Bank, Pottsville,
Merchants' National Bank, nnrrisburg
Monongahela Trust Company, Homestead,
Monroe County National Bank, Bast Stroudsburg, .,..,,,,
79
34
80 66
49
59
50 41
70
35
69 82
149
20
201 64
113
07
151 23
138
OS
175 34
110
11
124 93
78
91
100 82
124
71
132 60
145
20
183 29
150
41
183 29
49
59
43 07
120
60
132 88
279
18
351 23
49
59
50 41
4
93
100 82
60 27
04 71
86 46
100 82
149
32
233 70
110
99
124 93
123
56
140 22
49
59
50 41
49
69
50 41
79
34
80 66
49
69
39 56
168 60
207 39
78
22
82 20
86 36
100 82
103
01
132 60
68
66
00 10
49
59
50 41
69
43
63 34
42
47
42 85
1
31
30 24
1,812
33
1,754 80
206
90
226 03
96
44
66 85
49
59
50 41
86
57
100 82
340
82
338 64
132
05
151 23
290
41
351 78
3
45
70 57
48
90
50 41
4
38
134 25
49
59
50 41
340
55
440 00
155
94
175 34
120
00
151 23
48
92
50 41
141
00
133 29
102
93
133 18
65
75
100 83
154
25
183 29
129
92
113 45
79
34
80 66
147
12
175 34
121
09
125 20
114
79
133 97
10 78
178 36
258 08
69
49
62 58
224
98
347 67
133
42
151 23
128
22
146 30
99
18
100 82
3
94
72 82
99
18
100 82
85
59
100 82
>pH h\/ V£
38
100 82
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No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
33
Revenues of the Commonweal tb. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Oct. period,
1910.
Merchants' National Bank, Quakers town.
McKees Rocks Trust Company, McKees Rocks,
Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg
Merchants' Banking and Trust Company, Mabanoy City,
Marine National Bank, Pittsburg
Miners' National Bank, Blossburg,
Mauch Chunk National Bank, Maucb Chunk,
Merchants' National Bank, Allentown,
Merchants' National Bank, Philadelphia, ...
Merchants' National Bank, Bangor
Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank, 8c ran ton ,
Maucb Chunk Trust Company, Maucb Chunk,
Market Street National Bank, Philadelphia
Merchants Trust Company, Philadelphia,
Market Street National Bank, Shamokln,
Munongahela National Bank, Brownsville
Muhaffey National Bank, Mahaffey, ,
Mutual Trust Company, Philadelphia,
Madera National Bank, Madera
Montgomery National Bank, Norristown,
Manheim National Bank , Manheim
Muncy Banking Company, Muncy
Miners' Deposit Bank. lykens
Midway National Bank, Midway,
Northwestern National Bank, Philadelphia,
National Bank of Oermantown, Philadelphia,
National Bank of Coatesville, Coatesville
National Bank of Jersey Shore, Jersey Shore,
Naxareth National Bank, Nazareth,
North Philadelphia Trust Company, Philadelphia, ,
Northern National Bank, Philadelphia,
Northern Trust and Savings Company, Lancaster,
Northern Trust Company, Philadelphia,
National Bank of Malvern, Malvern,
Nanticoke National Bank, Nantlcoke
National Bank of Catasauqua, Catasauqua,
National Security Bank, Philadelphia
National Bank of Chambersburg, Chamberaburg, .
National Iron Bank, Pottstown
National Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesville,
New Bethlehem Trust Company. New Bethlehem,
National Bank of Fayette County, Unlontown, ..
National Bank of RnxriXvlll** Brookrllle. .»..♦.
National Bank of Ctayiivllle,
National Bant vt Western Pennsylvania,
•New Cumberland National Bunk. New
Ninth National Bank, Philadelphia ,
North Scranton Bank. Sernntnn, ..
Northern Central Trust Company. T
OH City Trust Company, Oil City,
Palmyra Bank , ..,♦..-.♦
People's Bank, Steelton,
•Providence Bank, Scran ton,
Peoolo's Na Monti 1 Bar* *— --t-r, - + J1
Philadelphia Nations"
Penn National Kan
ppopTe's National J
Prorldent TJfe and
People"* National 1
Phllson Natlonnt F
People's Bank, WIS
People's Saylna* Bai
IVnplp's National Bi
Pelham Trust Cnropai
Pittiburi Trust C«np
49 59
103 89
228 50
110 47
248 49
79 34
142 47
119 55
214 79
138 41
189 8*
64 11
130 97
178 35
99 18
131 83
100 00
49 59
99 18
49 59
49 59
49 59
17 64
123 73
150 95
170 41
86 36
180 54
121 38
99 18
111 89
230 14
79 34
99 18
221 16
150 69
102 66
111 89
79 34
7ft 35
12ft 70
3 45
79 34
HI 50
u99 IS
37
50
50 41
132 88
403 29
151 23
207 38
80 66
175 35
133 15
143 01
133 15
167 94
100 82
151 23
183 28
100 82
184 93
83 29
80 66
50 41
100 82
50 41
50 41
50 41
63 56
151 23
201 64
165 48
90 31
157 26
182 74
117 81
110 59
225 47
64 55
100 82
208 24
151 23
110 72
113 86
69 81
64 03
151 23
65 04
175 34
100 82
151 24
no 41
78 30
307 67
r,0 41
102 3.ri
62 Tift
660 59
k 352 00
3— 2— 1911
a,
32
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc
Revenues of tbe Cominouwealtb. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
First National Bank, Tawaqua, 79 34 80 60
Firm National Bank, Addison 49 59 50 41
First Nutional Hank , Williamsburg 79 35 69 82
First Natioual Bank, Conuellsvllle, 149 20 20164
First Natiuuul Bank, Carbondale, 1 15 07 151 23
First Nali.ual Bank, Latrobe, 138 08 175 34
Firat National Bank, Patton 110 11 124 03
First National aBuk, Cherry Tree 78 91 100 82
Firat National Bunk, Conanoboekcn 124 71 132 00
First Natioual Hunk, Nam 1 coke, 145 20 183 20
First National Bauk, Tyrone* 150 41 183 29
Firat National Bank, Marysvllle 49 59 43 07
Fidelity Deposit and Discount Hank, Duuuiore, 120 60 132 88
Franklin National Bank, Philadelphia 279 18 351 23
Farmers' Bank, Uummelstowu 411 59 50 41
First National Bank, Emporium 4 93 100 82
Firat Natioual Bauk, Falia Creek 60 27 04 71
First National Bank, Pittslon 86 46 100 82
First National Bank , Washington 149 32 233 7a
First National Bank, Braddock 116 99 124 93
First National Bank, Haaleton 123 56 140 22
First Natioual Bank, Montgomery 49 59 50 41
FirBt Natioual Bank, Millers town, 49 59 50 41
First Natioual Bank, Dunbar 79 34 80 68
~ First National Bauk, Garrett 49 59 39 56
First National Bunk, HolHdayshui'K, 168 60 207 39
First Natioual Bank, Ainbridge, 78 22 82 20
First National Bank, Wyoming 86 36 100 82
First National Bank, Pen Argyle 103 01 132 60
First National Bauk, Berlin 08 66 60 10
First National Bank, McConnellsburg 49 59 50 41
First National Bank, Newport, 69 43 63 34
First National Bank , Juniata 42 47 42 85
First National Bank, Forest City , 131 30 24
German National Bank, Pittsburg 1 ,812 33 1,754 80
Guaranty Safe Deposit and Trust Company. Butler 206 90 226 03
Guarantee Title and Trust Company, Pittsburg, 06 44 66 85
Gold Standard National Bank, Marienville 49 59 50 41
Guardian Trust Company, York , 86 57 100 82
Girard National Bank, Philadelphia 340 82 338 64
Girard Avenue Title and Trust Company, Philadelphia 132 05 151 23
German National Bank of Allegheny, Pittsburg 290 41 351 78.
Grange National Bank, Mansfield, 3 45 70 57
Grove City National Bank, Grove City, 48 90 50 41
Grange National Bank, McKean County. Smethport 4 38 134 25
Halifax National Bank, Halifax 49 59 50 41
Harrlsburg National Bank, Harrisburg 340 55 440 00
Hamlin Bank and Trust Company. Smethport 155 94 175 34
Honesdale National Bank, Honesrtale 120 00 15123
Hobllitzel National Bank, Ilyndman 48 92 50 41
Hamilton Trust Company, Philadelphia, 141 00 133 20
Home Trust Company, New Castle 102 93 133 18
Holmesburg Trust Company, Philadelphia 65 75 100 83
Integrity Title Insurance and Trust Company, Philadelphia 154 25 1S3 29
Jenkintown National Bank, Jenkintown, 129 92 143 45
Kane Bank and Trust Company, Kane 79 34 80 66
Keystone National Bank, Pittsburg 147 12 175 34
Keystone Bank. Seranton 12109 125 20
Kennett Trust Company, Kennett Square 114 79 133 9 1
Littlestown Saving Inst. , Llttlestown 10 78
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company, New Castle 178 36 258 08
Lancaster Trust Company. Lancaster, 69 49 62 58
Liberty National Bank. Pittsburg 224 93 ?il 21
Luserne County National Bnnk, Wllkes-Barre 133 42 151 23
Liberty Savings Bank, Pittsburg 128 22 146 30
Logan Trust Company, Philadelphia 00 18 100 82
Merchants' National Bank, Pottsville 894 72 82
Merchants' National Bank, nirrlshurg 09 18 J2S SH
Monongaheln Trust Company, Homestead 85 59 100 82
Monroe County National Bank, East Stroudaburg, 4 38 100 82
Digitized by LiOOQ IC
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
S3
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Oct. period,
1010.
Merchants' National Bank, Quakers town. 49 59 50 41
McKeea Rocks Trust Company , McKees Rocks 103 89 132 88
Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg 228 50 403 29
Merchants' Banking and Trust Company, Mahanoy City 110 47 151 23
Marine National Bank, Pittsburg, 248 49 207 38
Miners' National Bank, Blossburg 79 84 80 60
Mauch Chunk National Bank, Maueh Chunk 142 47 176 35
Merchants' National Bank, Allentown, 119 65 138 15
Merchants' National Bank, Philadelphia 214 79 143 01
Merchants' National Bank, Bangor 138 41 183 15
Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank, 8c ran ton, 189 86 167 94
Mauch Chunk Trust Company, Mauch Chunk, . . .'. 64 11 100 82
Market Street National Bank, Philadelphia 130 97 151 28
Merchants Trust Company, Philadelphia 178 35 183 28
Market 8treet National Bank, Shamokin, 99 18 100 82
Monongahela National Bank, Brownsville, 13188 184 98
Mahaffey National Bank, Mahaffey 100 00 88 29
Mutual Trust Company, Philadelphia 80 66
Madera National Bank, Madera, 49 59 50 41
Montgomery National Bank, Norristown, 99 18 100 82
Manhelm National Bank, Manheim, 49 59 50 41
Money Banking Company, Muncy, 40 59 50 41
Miners' Deposit Bank, likens 49 59 50 41
Midway National Bank, Midway, 17 64 68 56
Northwestern National Bank, Philadelphia 123 73 15123
National Bank of Germantown, Philadelphia, 150 95 20164
National Bank of OoatesTlUe, Coatesville, 170 41 165 48
National Bank of Jersey Shore, Jersey Shore 86 36 90 81
Nasareth National Bank, Naiareth 180 54 157 26
North Philadelphia Trust Company, Philadelphia 121 38 182 74
Northern National Bank, Philadelphia, 99 18 117 81
Northern Trust and Savings Company, Lancaster Ill 89 110 59
Northern Trust Company, Philadelphia 230 14 225 47
National Bank of Malvern, Malvern 79 34 64.55
Nantlcoke National Bank, Nantlcoke, 99 18 100 82
National Bank of Catasauqua, Catasauqua, 221 16 208 24
National Security Bank, Philadelphia 150 69 151 28
National Bank of Ohambersburg, Chambersburg 102 66 119 72
National Iron Bank, Pottstown 11189 113 86
National Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesvtlle, 79 34 69 81
New Bethlehem Trnst Company, New Bethlehem , 79 85 64 93
National Bank of Fayette County, Union town 128 76 15123
National Bank of Brookrille, Brookrllle 8 45 68 84
National Bank of Claysville 79 34 65 04
National Bank of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburg Ill 50 175 34
• New Cumberland National Bank, New Cumberland 99 18 100 82
Ninth National Bank, Philadelphia, .* 133 87 15124
North Scranton Bank, Scranton 49 69 50 41
Northern Central Trust Company, Wllliamsport 78 36
Oil City Trust Company, Oil City 277 58 367 67
Palmyra Bank, 50 41
People's Bank, Steelton 70 84 102 35
-Providence Bank, Scranton , 2 46 50 41
People's National Bank, Lancaster 60 21 62 58
Philadelphia National Bank, Philadelphia, . . . r 393 97 669 59
Penn National Bank, Philadelphia 229 8« 252 05
People's National Bank, Scranton, 281 92 360 55
Provident Life and Trust Company. Philadelphia 182 46 ?21 21
People's National Bank, Reynoldsvllle 109 68 128 82
Philson National Bank, Berlin 99 18 100 82
People's Bank, Wllkes-Barre 183 47 35i 52
People's Savings Bank. Pittsburg 131 49 J24 J3
People's National Bank, Waynesburfc 253 50 190 14
Pelham Trnst Company, Philadelphia 09 17 J00 82
Pittsburg Trust Company, Pittahnrg 236 17 302 48
3—2—1910
Digitized by VjOOQlC
34
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1010.
Oct. period,
mo.
People's Bank, Erie, 85 08 86 81
Punxsutawney National Bank, Punxsutawney, 09 18 82 74
People's Trust Co. , Philadelphia 49 60 50 40
Real Estate Trust Company, Philadelphia 150 42 15123
Real Estate Trust Company, Washington, 121 75 188 15
Ridge Avenuo Bank, Philadelphia, 130 96 159 73
Reading National Bank, Reading, 103 89 100 82
Royersford Trust Company, Royersford, 99 18 89 98
Reading Trust Company, Reading 11156 120 99
Rittenbouse Trust Company , Philadelphia , 133 87 151 24
Republic Trust Company, Philadelphia, 130 94 151 28
Rochester Trust Company, Rochester 2 46 50 41
Second National Bank, Clarion 79 95 100 82
Second National Bank of Frankford, Philadelphia 99 18 90 13
Second National Bank, Pittsburg 198 90 20164
Second National Bank, Allegheny 190 74 175 84
Security Savings and Trust Company, Erie, 120 41 143 97
Sixth National Bank, Philadelphia 183 73 20164
Standing Stone National Bank, Huntingdon, 49 59 50 41
Southwark National Bank, Philadelphia, 428 49 403 56
Second National Bank, Mechanlcsburg, 79 34 70 58
Second National Bank, Tltusville 79 34 80 66
Swarthmore National Bank. Swarthinore 49 59 50 41
Second National Bank, Erie 12108 15122
Second National Bank, Wilkes-Barre 133 42 151 23
South Side Bank, Scranton 79 34 80 66
Security Trust Company, ITarrlsburg, 99 18 100 82
South Side Bank, Wilkes-Barre, 99 18 100 82
Second National Bank, Meyersdale 99 18 100 8*
Second National Bank, Connellsyllle, 79 84 80 60
Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Greensburg, 80 18
Third National Bank, Pittsburg 248 54 225 76
Traders' National Bank, Scranton, 149 12 151 28
Tradesmen's Trust Company, Philadelphia, 242 19 252 05
Tradesmen's National Bank, Philadelphia, 150 41 20164
Tacony Trust Company, Philadelphia, 133 70 15123
Tarentum Savings and Trust Company, Tarentum 99 18 100 82
Third National Bank, Scranton , 86 03 100 82
Tioga County Savings and Trust Company, Wellsboro, 170 68 252 05
Tamaqua National Bank, Tamaqua, 99 18 100 82
Trust Company of North America , Philadelphia , 249 04 252 05
Tower City National Bank, Tower City 99 18 98 15
Tradesmen's National Bank, Conshohocken , 08 OR 100 82
Turtle Creek Savings and Trust Company, Turtle Creek 72 12 100 82
Valley National Bank, Chambersburg 70 34 64 88
Union Trust Company of Pennsylvania, Harrlsburg, 282 87 252 05
Union National Bank, Summervllle, 35 80
Union Deposit and Trust Company. Waynesbnrg, 00 18 100 82
Union National Bank, Minersvlllo 40 50 50 41
Union National Bank. Mahanoy City 118 24 118 57
Union Trust Company, Washington 131 56 133 15
Union Tni*t Company. PIttsnnrg 1,17100 880 OO
United States National Rank. Johnstown, 121 64 133 15
Union National Bank. Johnstown 144 11 201 64
Union National Bank , McKeesport, 206 74 230 73
United Security T.lfe Insurance and Trust Company, Philadelphia 138 08 151 23
Union National Bank. T>wlsbursr 00 18 100 82
Union National Bank, Mt. Carmel, 70 34 64 87
Union Trust Company, Donors 70 34 70 1 4
Union National Bank, New Castle 67 12 100 82
Wsshlngton Trnst Company. Washington 121 64 134 80
Warren Trust Company. Warren 123 01 151 23
Western Savin** and Deposit Bank. Pittsburg 128 22 124 38
Wyoming Valley Trnst Company, Wilkes-Barre, 124 22 113 07
West End Trust Company, Philadelphia 00 18 100 82
Wilmerding National Bank, Wllmerding 80 26 77 37
WIndber Trust Company, Wlndber 120 53 132 88
Williams Valley Bank. Willlamstown 12 33 50 41
Western National Bank. Philadelphia 219 45 252 05
Wyoming National Bank, Wilkes-Barre Die 99 is 100 82
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
35
Revenue* of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND l)EPOSITS--Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Oct. period.
mo.
West Branch National Bank, Wllliamsport, 89 04 48 77
West Side Bank, Scranton, 79 62 100 82
Wyoming National Bank, Tunkhannock 3 45 70 68
West Philadelphia Title and Trust Company, Philadelphia 6 56 151 22
Tongh National Bank, Connellsville 198 65 20164
York Oeunty National Bank, York 168 56 188 56
Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg 900 86 2,896 00
Harrisburg Trust Company, Harrisburg, 452 53 3, 503 07
Quaker City National Bank, Philadelphia 1,710 70 8,750 27
First National Bank, Pittsburg, 1,240 07 2,780 78
Commonwealth Trust Company, Harrisburg 1 , 174 58 2,692 80
Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank, Philadelphia 4,949 59 5,256 88
Total amount in General Fund $61, 194 75 $79,660 27
Tatal Interest General Fund $140,855 02
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenue* of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporation* — Continued.
7. INTEREST ON STATE DEPOSITS, 1910— SINKING FUND.
NaUie of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
Allegheny Trust Company, Allegheny
Altoona Trust Company, Altoona
Appollo Trust Company, Appollo,
Blair County Trust Company, Altoona,
Bank of Charlerol, Charleroi
Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia ,
Bank of Pittsburg, National Association, Pittsburg,
Bank of Waynesboro, Waynesboro
Bloomsburg National Bank, Bloomsburg
Carnegie Trust Company, Carnegie
Clearfield Trust Company, Clearfield
Chambersburg Trust Company, Cbambersburg
Charleroi Sayings and Trust Company, Charleroi, ..
Columbia Trust Company, Columbia
Central Trust Company, Harrlsburg
Commercial Bank, Harrlsburg
Citisens' National Bank, Lewistown,
Chirter National Bank, Media
Citisens' Seringa and Trust Company, Mt. Pleasant,
Citisens' National Bank, Port Allegany,
County Barings Bank, Scranton,
Citisens* National Bank, Windber
Citisens' Title and Trust Company, Uniontown, ...
City Bank, York
Chelten Trust Company, Philadelphia
Central Trust and Sayings Co., Philadelphia
Delaware County National Bank, Chester,
Duncannon National Bank, Duncannon
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank, Scranton,
Farmers' National Bank, Athens,
Federal Title and Trust Company, Beaver Falls,
Farmers' National Bank, Butler
Farmers' Trust Company, Carlisle,
Farmers' National Bank, Bphrata
Freeport Bank, Freeport
Farmers' Bank, Hummelstown,
Farmers' National Bank, Litlts, ; • • • •
Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank, Mercer,
Farmers' National Bank of Montrose, Montrose, ..
Farmers' National Bank, Oxford
Federal National Bank, Pittsburg, ••••■••••
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, Tyrone, .
Fayette Title and Trust Company, Uniontown
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, West Newton
First National Bank, Beaver Falls
First National Bank, Carnegie
First National Bank, Charleroi
First National Bank, Dallastown
First Nstlonal Bank, Jtoqneme
First National Bank, Elisabeth,
First National Bank, Ell wood .City
First National Bank, Frackville
First National Bank, Franklin,
First National Bank, Glen Campbell
First National Bank, Hanover,
First National Bank, Houtsdale
First National Bank, Kane,
First National Bank, Lansford
First National Bank. Lebanon
First National Bank, Leechbnrg,
First National Bank, Montgomery
First National Bank , Mount Joy
First National Bank, New Bloomfleld.
First National Bank. New Castle
First National Bank. Oakdslo
First Nstlonal Bank. 5"7«*« • ■
vim* National Bank. Shenannoan -
First National Bank of Sprln* Grove, Spring Forge.
First National Bank . Snaqnehanna
First National Bank , Uniontown ,
475 62
99 18
227 89
827 12
99 18
247 96
861 51
99 18
79 84
292 44
280 40
99 18
99 18
99 18
177 80
148 77
99 18
148 77
99 18
49 59
89$ 71
49 59
99 18
99 18
99 18
198 86
180 80
99 18
476 62
99 18
99 18
99 18
426 08
49 59
49 59
99 18
222 11
99 18
99 18
112 50
950 69
49 59
425 48
97 78
148 77
276 98
227 67
99 18
99 18
08 86
99 18
148 77
190 14
227 67
140 93
49 59
190 25
148 77
33 70
97 81
49 59
49 59
99 18
198 86
148 77
99 18
79 34
49 59
99 18
852 05
381 92
100 82
201 65
802 47
100 82
, 252 06
758 48
100 82
80 66
252 05
201 68
100 82
100 82
100 82
151 23
115 89
100 82
151 23
100 82
50 41
408 29
50 41
100 82
100 82
100 82
201 64
100 82
100 82
408 28
100 82
100 82
100 82
408 29
50 41
50 41
100 82
201 64
100 82
100 82
131 07
854 24
50 41
408 28
100 82
151 28
252 05
201 64
100 82
100 82
100 82
100 82
151 28
181 48
201 64
181 06
50 41
181 48
151 23
26 85
100 82
50 41
50 41
100 82
201 64
151 23
100 82
69 48
50 41
102 46
844 88
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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
87
Revenue* of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON STATE DEPOSITS, 1910— SINKING FUND— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
mo.
Oct. period.
1010.
Flrat National Bank, West Newton, 48 09 50 41
First National Bank, York 495 89 504 11
First National Bank, Canton 20 85
First National Bank, Montrose 02 05
First National Bank, Warren 19 18
German American Title and Trust Company, Philadelphia, 227 40 201 64
Guarantee Title and Trust Company, Pittsburg 884 94 267 40
Grange National Bank, Tioga, 49 59 50 41
Halifax National Bank, Halifax. 49 59 50 41
Harrlsburg National Bank, Harrisburg, 147 95
Harrisburg Trust Company, Harrlsburg, 950 69 907 40
Hershey Trust Company, Hershey 165 21 20164
Honesdale Dime Bank, Honesdale, 49 69 07 81
Industrial Trust, Title and Savings Company, Philadelphia, 198 36 201 64
Independence Trust Company, Philadelphia 149 04 20164
Jeanette 8avings and Trust Company, Jeannette 99 18 100 83
Jonestown Bank, Jonestown 99 18 84 88
Kane Trust and Savings Company , Kane, 99 18 100 82
Keystone National Bank, Manhelm 47 10 50 41
Lancaster Trust Company, Lancaster, 136 60 120 99
Lincoln National Bank, Pittsburg 99 18 74 02
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Co., Scranto* 148 77 15123
Lewisburg National Bank, Lewisburg, 26 80
Merchants' National Bank, Carllale, 98 36 100 82
Merchants' National Bank, Harrisburg, 148 77 10123
Merchants' National Bank, Klttannlng, 187 10 120 99
Merchants' Banking Trust Company, Mabanoy City, 99 18 100 82
Mercer County Trust Company, Mercer 227 67 201 64
MountTille National Bank, Mount vllle 148 77 101 28
Marine National Bank, Pittsburg, 198 36 175 06
Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg 227 67 204 80
National Bank of GoatesriUe, CoatesvllJe 99 18 100 82
National Bank of Oorry, Corry 49 09 00 41
Northern National Bank, Lancaster, 132 38 120 99
National Bank of Malvern, Malvern 99 18 100 82
National Bank of McKeesport, McKeesport, 198 36 201 64
National Bank of Lawrence County, New Castle 198 86 201 64
National Bank of North Liberties, Philadelphia, 148 77 161 23
National Bank of Schwenksvllle, Schwenks vllle, 49 09 00 41
National Bank of Sayre, Sayre, 79 34 80 66
North Scranton Bank, Scranton 148 77 151 S3
National Bank of West Grove, West Grove 148 77 101 23
Northwestern Trust Company, Philadelphia 69 43 70 08
National Bank of Boyertown, Boyertown, « 49 09 00 41
People's National Bank, Bast Brady, 167 00 101 23
People's Bank, Hanover, 99 18 100 82
People's National Bank, Lancaster 99 18 100 82
People's National Bank, Lebanon 09 18 92 39
People's Bank, McKeesport 277 22 252 05
Pittsburg Trust Company, 655 80 656 34
Provident Trust Company, Pittsburg (North Side) 276 98 262 05
Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance Company, Philadelphia, 247 90 202 00
Plymouth National Bank, Plymouth 99 18 132 S8
Punzsutawney National Bank, Punsxsutawney , 99 18 109 S2
People's Union Savings Bank, Plttston 148 77 10128
Beal Estate Trust Company, Pittsburg 420 70 403 28
Reading National Bank, Reading 99 18 100 82
State Bank of Dravosburg, Dravosburg, 49 09 00 41
8tate Bank of Elisabeth, Elisabeth 99 18 100 82
Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Greensburg 306 07 208 08
Savings and Trust Company, Indiana 148 77 151 24
Second National Bank, Pittsburg, 228 77 20164
Schuylkill Trust Company, Pottsville 79 34 80 06
Schuylkill Valley Bank, Reading, 49 59 50 41
Scranton Savings Bank, Scranton 99 18 100 82
Third National Bank, Philadelphia 247 95 252 05
Union Bank, Altoona, 99 18 100 82
Union Banking and Trust Company, DuBois 99 18 100 82
United States National Bank, Johnstown 99 18 100 82
Union Trust Company, Lancaster, Digit 3d I^MLflflJ* 84 88
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AUDITOB GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. the.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Contluued.
5. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Interest.
Total.
Acme Buildiug and Ix>an Association, Pitts-
burg
Beaver County Building aud Loau Associa-
tion, New Brighton
Beaver Savings and Loan Association, Beaver,
Birmingham Dime Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Pittsburg,
Bradford Building aud Savings Association,
Bradford,
Cauimar Buildiug and Loan Association, Mo-
uses ,
Central Building and Loon Association of
Beaver Comity, Rochester,
ConneJlsvllle Building and Loan Association,
Conuellsville,
Conewango Buildiug aud Loan Association,
Warren
County Seat Building and Loan Association,
Beaver ,
Columbia Building aud Loan Association,
Beaver Fails
Cosmopolitan Savings aud Loan Association,
Pittsburg,
Confidence Buildiug and Loun Association,
Pittsburg
Citizens' Loan and Investment Association,
Harrisburg,
Dollar Savings Association of Lawrence
County, New Castle
Dime Savings Buildiug and Loan Association,
Sharpsburg.
Dime Savings and Loin Association, Beaver
Falls
East Pittsburg Buildiug and Loan Associa-
tion, Turtle Creek ,
Eureka Savings Fund and Loan Association,
Plttaburg
Farmers' Building and Loan Association of
Bush Creek, Rochester
German Building and Loan No. 3 Association,
Pittsburg
Guarantee Saving and Loan Association,
Steelton,
Greenfield Building and Loan Association,
Pittsburg,
Harrisburg Savings and Loan Association,
Harrisburg,
Home Protective Savings and Loan Associa-
tion, New Brighton,
Home Savings aud Loan Association, Oil
City
Inter State Savings and Loan Association,
New Castle,
Independent Deposit and Loan Association,
Pittsburg
Iron City Deposit and I-oan Association,
Pittsburg
Keystone State Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Pittsburg,
Lebanon "Valley Savings and Loan Associa-
tion , Lebanon
Modern Building and Loan Association, Wil-
liamsburg
Mozart Building and Loan Association,
Pittsburg
Mutual Building and I.onn A«« wlatloii.
Freedom ,
Prudential Building and loan Association,
Pittsburg,
30 52
732
104
23
50
S
00
108 35
84
60
431
46
4
20
124
96
36
40
237
00
06
83
333
00
13
60
17
20
381
00
113
30
212
10
53 60
380
38
42
40
15
60
04
98
237
76
1,019
25
342
12
15
80
189
60
267
20
1,169
90
026
55
88
80
99
88
530
13
2
36
06
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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
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Revenues of tbe Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
5. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS^-Contimied.
Name of Corporation.
Tax.
Expense I i
of ex am in a- 1 Interest. I Total,
tion. I
I'eun Loan Association, Pittsburg 103 12
Pennsylvania Saving Fund ami Loan Asso-
ciation, Pittsburg, 380 47
Peoples Building and I»au Association,
Beaver Falls 308 80
Peoples Building and Loan Association,
Oil City, 177 83
Peoples Building and Loan Association,
Connellsville, 48 31
Peoples Mutual Saving Fund and Limn Asso-
ciation, Scottdalc 04 12
Progressive Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
Association, Pittsburg 116 60
Pbllipsburg Building and Loan Association ,
Monaca 16 40
Relief Building and Ix»an Association, Wash-
ington, 1 l.'t 20
Rochester Building and Linn Association,
Rochester 650 34
Security Building and Loan Association,
Scranton, 45 53
Second New Brighton Building and Loan As-
sociation, New Brighton 593 61
Scottdale Building and Loan Association,
Scottdale 34 44
Springdale Building and Loan Association,
Springdale, 05 50
Standard Savings and Loan Association,
Steelton 22 80
State Capital Savings and Loan Association,
Harrisburg 2,874 00
St. Marys Savings and Loan Association,
St. Marys 1 1 20
Sbenango Valley Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Sharon, 109 62
Ten Cent Tutor Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Pittsburg 7*30
Thirteenth Ward Building and Loan Associa-
tion Pittsburg, 7 00
Twentieth Century Saving and Building As-
sociation, Harrisburg 25 60
Union Building and Loan Association, W.
Bridgewater 27 1 66
Uniontown Saving and I/>an Association ,
Uniontown 18 40
Verona Building and Loan Association,
Verona 67 06
Western Pennsylvania Building and Loan
Association, Pittsburg, N. S. 50 00
Workingmen's Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Erie CO 20
Raston Co-operative Saving and I/tan Asso- ^
elation , Kaston
Equitable Building and Ix>an Association,
New Freedom,
Kensington Workingmen's Association, Phila-
delphia
Mutual Guarantee Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, Philadelphia,
Mechanics' Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ciation , Bucks County
New Hope Building and Loan Association
Oxford Building and Loan Association, Phila-
delphia
Rlegelsvllle Building and Loan Association,
RlegelsrlUe,
Total $14,543 03
40
12
25
60
54
00
68
20
26
°5
74
60
34
46
26 00
$301
32
12 06 $14,847 31
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
G. INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
Ambridge Savings and Trust Company, Ambridge fill 28
American National Bank, Ebenaburg V 04 Sa
Athens National Bank, Athens, '. 85 81
Ashland National Bank, Ashland 148 22
Aldine Trust Company, Philadelphia .".'.!!." 14982
Allisons Hill Bank, Harrisbnrg 19 59
Bank of Douora, Dunora 2 46
Bank of Newberry Wlillamsport 2 46
BrookTille Title and Trust Company, Brookvillr .'.'.!. 132 11
Berwick Savings and Trust Company, Berwick, 117 37
Bank of Pittsburgh, National Association, Pittsburgh, 309 04
Bank of Waynesboro, Waynesboro, 91 40
Bank of North America , Philadelphia, 602 46
Berks Couuiy Trust Company, Beading 189 32
Beaver County Trust Company, New Brighton, -. !..!...! 311 23
Braddock Trust Company, Braddock 79 34
Bradford National Bank, Bradford , 162 74
Barclay Westmoreland Trust Company, (Jrecnshurg, 146 74
Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia , 291 28
Butler County National Bank, Butler, 266 SO
Blair County National Bank, Tyrone, 129 32
Blglersville National Bank, Biglersville 49 50
Burgettstown National Bank, Burgettstown 86 47
Braddock National Bank, Braddock, 140 40
Butler Savings and Trust Company 133 43
County Savings Bank, Scran ton, I«j0 27
Citizens' Trust Company, Clarion, 115 89
Central National Bank, Philadelphia 329 58
Cambridge Trust Company, Chester 140 82
Cambersburg Trust Company, ChambcrMhurg 106 90
Chester Nafional Bank, Chester 163 84
Citizens' National Bank, Washington, 164 66
Citizens' Banking Company, Oil City 122 96
Citizens' National Bank, New Castle 145 75
City Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh, 99 18
Clearfield Trust Company, Clearfield , 79 38
Columbia National Bank . Pittsburgh 1 , 002 73
Commercial Bank, Harrisbnrg 238 63
Common wealth Trust Company, Pittsburgh 260 82
Corn Exchange National Bank, Philadelphia, 244 11
Colonial Trust Company, Philadelphia 459 72
Commercial National Bank, Bradford, 101 65
Conestoga National Bank, Lancaster, 99 18
Citizens1 Bank, Fayette City 14115
Citizens' National Bank, Waynesburg, 311 50
Citizens' National Bank, Meyersdale, 147 95
Central Trust Company , Altoona 1 48 88
Citizens' Trust Company . Gettysburg, 79 34
Colonial Trust Company, Pittsburgh 1 , 824 11
Commercial Trust Company, Philadelphia 324 65
Citizens' Notions! Bank , Lansford 88 99
Clearfield National Bank, Clearfield 192 16
Carnegie Trust Company. Carnegie, 182 47
Citizens' Bsnk, St. Clair 79 34
Continental Trust Company, Pittsburgh 147 67
County Nntimal Bank. Clearfield .' .'. . . 148 22
Citizens' National Bank, Newport 49 11
Citizens* Dep sit Trust Company, Allentown 86 58
Citizens' Bank. Freeland 85 92
City Bank , McKeesport, 85 62
Citizens' Notional Bank, ConnellsrIIle 102 90
Citizens' National Bank, Heynoldsvllle, 79 45
Citizens* Trust Company, Canonshurg , . . 78 63
Central Trust Company. Pittsburg 93 37
Catawlssa National Bank, Catawissa 80 47
Citizens' National Bank, Mnncy 2 19
Clinton Trust Company, Lock Haven 3 94
Coatesvllle Trust Company, Coatesville 4 88
Colonial Trust Company, Sharon 3 83
Chester County Trust Company, West Chester D ^fJ^
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No. 2.
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31
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1810.
Oct. period,
1910.
Diamond National Rank, Pittsburgh, 156 22
Dollar Havings Fund Trust Company, Allegheny 116 44
Dauphin Deposit Trust Company, Harrisburg 315 07
Duquesne National Bank, Pittsburgh 228 49
DuHois National Rank, Dubois, 1219::
Delaware County National Rank , Chester 104 8:!
Deposit Savings Rank, Kingston 86 4 i
Bmaus National Rank, Bmaus y »o
Bast End Rank, Harrisburg 79 111
Blgbth National Rank, Philadelphia 183 50
East End Savings and Trust Company, Pittsburgh 150 74
Exchange National Rank, Pittsburg 4 38
Fayette City National Rank, Fayette City, 85 93
Farmers' Rank, McSherrystown, 49 59
Forest County National Rank, Tionesta, 119 23
Farmers' National Rank, Freeport 49 59
First National Rank, Mlddleburg 121 92
Farmers' Trust Company, Lancaster, 129 31
Farmers' Trust Company, Carlisle, 87 40
Fourth Street National Rank, Philadelphia , 595 34
Farmers* National Rank, Somerset 156 00
Federal National Rank, Pittsburg 25123
First National Rank, Rangor, 157 81
First National Rank, Reaver 173 53
First National Rank, Rlairsville, 153 70
Farmers' and Merchants' Trust Company, Chanibersburg, 83 73
First National Rank, Coudersport 79 34
Fitst National Rank , Ebeusburg 183 72
First National Rank, tialeton 103 53
First National Bauk, Harrisburg 439 18
First National Rank, Lebanon, 136 71
First National Rank, Marietta 139 54
First National Bank, Manstield 3 45
First National Rank of Sberaden, Hheridnnsvllle 97 12
First National Rauk, Danville 105 01
First National Rank, Unlontown, 427 95
First National Bank, Weilsboro 197 00
First National Bank, Wllllanisport : . 359 45
First National Bank, Kaston, 99 18
First National Bank, Erie 103 87
First National Rank, McKees Rocks 100 28
First National Rank, Hawley, 79 34
First National Rank , Tnwanda 150 70
Fox Chase Rauk, Philadelphia 40 59
Franklin Trust Company, Fraukllu, 129 31
Freehold Hank, Pittsburg 1 ,755 06
Fulton National Rank, Lancaster, 147 40
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, Tyrone, 79 35
Farmers' Rank, Indiana, 361 13
First National Rank, Wilklnsburg 121 10
First National Rank, McKeesport . 240 55
Frankford Trust Company, Frankford, Philadelphia 103 29
Pairmount Savings and Trust Company, Philadelphia 4 93
First National Bank, Perkaslo 79 34
First National Bank, Clifton Heights 99 18
Farmers' National Bank, Rloomshurg,
First National Rank, Weatherly
First National Rank, Montoursville
First National Rank, New Wilmington
First National Rank, State College,
First National Rank, Somerfleld,
Farmers' and Miners' Trust Company, Punxsntawney 2 10
Farmers' and Merchants' National Rank, Red Lion 2 19
Farmers' and Citisens' National Bank, Montgomery, 148
Fourth National Bank, Pittsburg 104 11
First National Hank, Montrose, 79 34
First National Bank, Spangler, 79 84
First National Bank, Lansdale 102 63
First National Rank, Bradford 1£ 59
First National Bank, MHford 79 34
116
10
1
50
1
64
1
48
228 21
131 06
372 05
199 45
132 48
132 60
100 82
80 66
80 66
238 15
181 48
100 82
82 47
50 41
182 74
50 41
132 88
119 18
82 47
707 40
182 74
257 80
175 81
225 75
175 62
69 32
80 66
215 84
100 82
470 69
201 64
175 89
70 58
100 82
151 23
828 40
233 70
427 67
100 82
100 82
183 29
100 82
226 02
50 41
151 23
.649 59
151 23
69 81
440 05
132 33
284 38
208 77
100 82
69 65
89 65
113 65
30 55
30 24
30 25
30 25
5 26
50 41
50 41
30 24
47 84
80 66
151 23
225 75
14 74
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc
Revenues of the Common wealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Con tinued.
Name ol Corporation.
Apr. period, Oct. period.
1910. 1910.
First National Bank, Taiuau.ua 70 34 80 66
First National Bank, Addison 49 59 50 41
First National Bank, Williamsburg, 70 85 69 32
First Natioual Bank, Conuellsvllle 149 20 201 04
First Natiuuai Bank, Caruondale 1 13 07 151 23
First Nali.ual Bank, Latrobe, 1.18 08 175 3J
First National Bans, Pattou 110 11 124 W
First National aBuk, Cherry Tree 78 91 100 82
First National Bank , Coitsuouockeii 124 71 132 00
First National Bank , Nanticoke 145 20 183 211
First Natiuuai Bank, Tyrone 150 41 183 2s
First National Bank, Murysvllle 49 59 43 07
Fidelity Deposit aud Discount Bank, Dunmorc 120 68 132 88
Franklin National Bank, Philadelphia , 279 18 351 23
Farmers' Bank, llummeistowu 40 59 50 41
First National Bank , Emporium 4 93 100 82
First National Bauk , Fa I is Creek 60 27 64 71
First National Bank, Plttston 86 46 100 82
First National Bank, Washington 140 32 233 70
First National Bank, Braddock 116 99 124 93
First National Bank, Hazletun, 123 56 140 22
First National Bank, Monigomery 49 50 50 41
First National Bank, Millerstown, 49 50 50 41
First National Bank , Dunbar 70 34 80 66
"First National Bank, Garrett, 40 50 30 56
First National Bank, Hollidaysburg 168 60 207 30
First National Bauk, Ambridge 78 22 82 20
First National Bank, Wyoming 86 36 100 82
First National Bank, Ten Argyle 103 01 132 60
First National Bank, Berlin 68 66 60 16
First National Bank, McConnellsburg 40 50 50 41 .
First National Bank, Newport 69 43 63 34
First National Bank, Juniata 42 47 42 85
First National Bank, Forest City 131 30 24
German National Bank, Pittsburg 1,812 33 1,754 80
Guaranty Safe Deposit and Trust Company . Butler 206 00 226 03
Guarantee Title and Trust Company, Pittsburg, 06 44 66 85
Gold Standard National Bank, Marlenville 49 59 50 41
Guardian Trust Company, York 86 57 100 82
Glrard National Bank, Philadelphia 340 82 338 64
GIrard Avenue Title and Trust Company, Philadelphia 132 05 15123
German National Bank of Allegheny, Pittsburg 290 41 351 78.
Grange National Bank, Mansfield 3 45 70 57
Grove City National Bank, Grove City 48 00 50 41
Grange National Bank, McKean County, Smetliport 4 38 134 25
Halifax National Bauk, Halifax 49 59 50 41
Harrlsburg National Bank, Harrisbnrg 340 55 440 00
Hamlin Bank and Trust Company, Smetliport , 155 94 175 34
Honesdale National Bank, Flonesdale 120 00 15123
Hobllitsel National Bank, Ilyndman 48 02 50 41
Hamilton Trnst Company, Philadelphia 14100 133 29
Home Trust Company, New Castle 102 03 133 18
Holmesburg Trust Company . Philadelphii 65 75 100 83
Integrity Title Insurance and Trnst Company, Philadelphia 154 25 183 29
Jen kin town National Bank, Jenkintown 129 02 113 45
Kane Bank and Trust Company, Kane 79 34 80 66
Keystone National Bank, Pittsburg H7 H Hi Hi
Keystone Bauk. Scranton ]21 00 }25 20
Kennett Trust Company. Kennett Square 114 79 183 Oi
Littlestown Saving Inst. , LUtlestown 10 78
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company, New Castle 178 36 258 08
Ijincnster Trust Company. Lancaster 60 49 62 58
Liberty National Bank, Pittsburg J24 93 34 1 6i
Luserne County National Bank. Wilkes- Barre 133 42 151 25
Liberty Savings Bank, Pittsburg 128 22 146 30
Logan Trust Company, Philadelphia 00 18 100 82
Merchants' National Bank, Pottsvllle 8 04 <2 82
Merchants' National Bank. ITnrrlsbnrg S? 12 122 So
Monongahela Trnst Company, Homestead 85 59 100 Jtf
Monroe County National Bank, East SrrouOaburg, 4 38. 100 82
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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
33
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
Merchants' National Bank, Quakerstown. 40 59
McKees Rocks Trust Company, McKees Rocks, 103 80
Mellon National Bank , Pittsburg, 228 50
Merchants' Banking and Trust Company, Mahanoy City, 110 47
Marine National Bank, Pittsburg, 248 40
Miners' National Bank, Blossburg, 79 34
Mauch Chunk National Bank, Mauch Chunk 142 47
Merchants' National Bank, Allentown 110 55
Merchants' National Bank, Philadelphia 214 70
Merchants' National Bank, Bangor 138 41
Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank, Scranton, 189 86
Mauch Chunk Trust Company, Mauch Chunk, . . .'. 64 11
Market Street National Bank, Philadelphia , 180 07
Merchants Trust Company, Philadelphia, 178 30
Market Street National Bank, Shamokln 90 18
Munongahela National Bank, Brownsville 13183
Muhaffey National Bank, Mahaffey 100 00
Mutual Trust Company, Philadelphia,
Madera National Bank, Madera 40 59
Montgomery National Bank, Norristown, 00 18
Manhelm National Bank, Manheim 40 59
Money Banking Company, Money 40 50
Miners* Deposit Bank. Lykens, 40 50
Midway National Bank, Midway, 17 64
Northwestern National Bank, Philadelphia 123 73
National Bank of Germantown. Philadelphia, 150 05
National Bank of OoatesTllle, Coatesville 170 41
National Bank of Jersey Shore, Jersey Shore, 86 86
Nasareth National Bank, Nasareth 180 54
North Philadelphia Trust Company, Philadelphia 121 38
Northern National Bank, Philadelphia, 90 18
Northern Trust and Savings Company, Lancaster, Ill 80
Northern Trust Company, Philadelphia 230 14
National Bank of Malvern, Malvern 70 34
Nantlcoke National Bank, Nanticoke, 00 18
National Bank of Catasauqua, Catasanqua, 221 16
National Security Bank, Philadelphia 150 60
National Bank of Ohambersburg, Chambersburg, 102 66
National Iron Bank, Pottstown Ill 89
National Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesville, 79 34
New Bethlehem Trust Company, New Bethlehem, 79 35
National Bank of Fayette County, Union town, 128 76
National Bank of Brookville, Brookville 8 45
National Bank of Claysville 79 34
National Bank of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburg Ill 50
-New Cumberland National Bank, New Cumberland 99 18
Ninth National Bank, Philadelphia 183 37
North Scranton Bank, Scrnnton 49 59
Northern Central Truat Company, Willlamsport
Oil City Trust Company, Oil City 277 58
Palmyra Bank » • • • •
People's Bank, Steelton 79 84
-Providence Bank, Scranton, 2 46
People's National Bank, Lancaster 69 21
Philadelphia National Bank, Philadelphia, . . . : 393 97
Penn National Bank, Philadelphia 229 86
People's National Bank, Scranton, 281 92
Provident Life and Trust Company, Philadelphia 182 46
People's National Bank, Reynoldsville 109 63
Philson National Bank, Berlin 99 18
People's Bank. Wtlkes-Barre 183 47
People's Savings Bank, Pittsburg 131 49
People's National Bank, Waynesbnrg 253 JO
Pelham Trust Company, Philadelphia «22 JI
Pittsburg Trust Company, Pittsburg , 236 17
50 41
132 88
403 29
151 23
207 38
80 66
175 85
133 15
143 01
133 15
167 94
100 82
151 23
183 28
100 82
184 93
83 29
80 66
50 41
100 82
50 41
60 41
50 41
63 56
151 28
201 64
165 48
90 81
167 26
182 74
117 81
110 59
225 47
64 .55
100 82
208 24
151 23
119 72
113 86
69 81
64 93
151 23
63 84
65 04
175 34
100 82
151 24
50 41
78 86
367 67
50 41
102 85
50 41
62 58
669 59
252 05
360 55
201 64
128 82
100 82
151 23
124 93
190 14
100 82
302 48
3_2— 1910
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenue* of tbe Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEUEST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Ccmtinued.
Name ol Corporation.
Apr. period,
mo.
Oct. period,
First National Bank, Taniaqtia,
First National Bank, Addison
First Natloual Bank, Williamsburg,
First National Bank, Couuellsvllle
Flrat Natiuual Bank, Carbondale
First Null .uul Bank, Latrobe
First National Bank, Fallon
First National aBnk, Cherry Tree,
First National Bank , Cousnohockeii
First Natiuual Bank, Namicoke,
First Natloual Bank, Tyrone,
Flrat National Bank, Marysvllle,
Fidelity Deposit and Discount Bank, Duiiumre
Franklin National Bank, Philadelphia,
Farmers' Bank, Uummelstown
First National Bank, Emporium ,
First NatioiiMl Bauk, Falls Creek
First National Bank, Pltlstou
First National Bank , Washington
First National Bauk , Braddock
First National Bank, Hazletou
First National Bank, Montgomery
First Natloual Bank , MUterstowi
First National Bank, Dunbar,
~ First National Bank, Garrett
FirBt National Bank, Holltdaysburg,
First National Bauk , Ambrhige
First Natloual Bank, Wyoming
First National Bank, Pen Argyle
First National Bauk, Berlin,
First National Bank, McCounellsbuiK
First National Bank, Newport,
First National Bank , Juniata
First National Bank, Forest City
German National Bank, Pittsburg,
Guaranty Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Kutler
Guarantee Title and Trust Company, Pitching
Gold Standard National Bank, Marlenville,
Guardian Trust Company, York,
Gtrard National Bank, Philadelphia
Glrard Avenue Title and Trust Company, Philadelphia
German National Bank of Allegheny, Pittsburg
Grange National Bank, Mansfield,
Grove City National Bank, Grove City
Grange National Bank, McKean County, Stncthpurt ,
Halifax National Bank, Halifax
Harrlsburg National Bank, Hnrrlsbnrg
Hamlin Bank and Trust Company, Smethport
Honesdale National Bank, Honesrtalc,
Hobllltzel National Bank, Hyndman
Hamilton Trust Company, Philadelphia,
Home Trust Company , New Castle
Holmesburg Trust Company, Philadelphia
Integrity Title Insurance and Trust Company, Philadelphia
Jenklntown National Bank, Jenkintown,
Kane Bank and Tnist Company, Kane
Keystone National Bank, Pittsburg,
Keystone Bank, Scranton
Kennett Trust Company, Kennett Square
Llttlestown Saving Inst. , Llttlestovrn
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company, New Castle
Lancaster Trust Company. Lancaster
Liberty National Bank, Pittsburg
Luzerne County National Bank, Wilkes-Barve
Liberty Savings Bank, Pittsburg
Logan Trust Company, Philadelphia
Merchants' National Bank, Pottsville
Merchants' National Bank, nmrlsburg
Monongahela Truat Company , Homestead ,
Monroe County National Bank, East Stroudaburg,
TO
34
80 66
49
59
50 41
70 35
69 82
149
20
201 64
115
U7
151 23
138
08
175 34
110
11
124 93
78
91
100 82
124
71
132 60
115
20
183 29
150
41
183 29
49
59
43 07
J JO
66
132 88
279
18
351 23
40
59
50 41
4
93
100 82
60
27
64 71
86
46
100 82
140
32
233 7U
110
99
124 93
123
56
140 22
40
59
50 41
49
59
50 41
79
34
80 66
49
59
39 56
168 60
207 39
78 22
82 20
86 36
100 82
103 01
132 60
08
66
00 10
49
59
50 41
69
43
63 34
42
47
42 85
1
31
30 24
1,812
33
1,754 80
206 90
226 03
96
44
66 85
49
59
50 41
86 57
100 82
340
82
338 64
132
05
151 23
290
41
851 78
3
45
70 57
48
90
50 41
4
38
134 25
49
59
50 41
340
55
410 00
153
94
175 34
120
00
151 23
48
02
50 41
141
00
133 29
102
93
133 IS
63
75
100 83
154
25
183 2ft
129
92
143 45
79
34
80 66
147
12
175 34
121
09
125 20
114
79
133 97
10 78
178 36
258 08
69
49
62 58
224
93
347 67
133
42
151 23
128
22
146 30
99
18
100 82
3
94
72 82
99
18
100 82
85
59
100 82
zed by 4 3*
10082
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
33
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporation* — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— -Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
Merchants' National Bank, Quakers town. 49 59 50 41
McKees Rocks Trust Company, McKees Rocks, 103 89 132 88
Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg 228 50 403 29
Merchants' Banking and Trust Company, Mahanoy City 110 47 15123
Marine National Bank, Pittsburg, 248 49 207 38
Miners' National Bank. Blossburg, 79 34 80 66
Mauch Chunk National Bank, Mauch Chunk, 142 47 175 35
Merchants' National Bank, Allentown, 119 55 133 15
Merchants' National Bank, Philadelphia, * 214 79 143 01
Merchants' National Bank, Bangor, 138 41 183 15
Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank, Scranton 189 86 167 94
Mauch Chunk Trust Company, Mauch Chunk, . . .'. 64 11 100 82
Market Street National Bank, Philadelphia 130 97 151 23
Merchants Trust Company, Philadelphia 178 35 188 28
Market Street National Bank, Shamokin 99 18 100 82
Munongahela National Bank. Brownsville, 131 83 184 98
Muhaffey National Bank, Mahaffey , 100 00 88 29
Mutual Trust Company, Philadelphia, 80 66
Madera National Bank, Madera, 49 59 50 41
Montgomery National Bank, Norristown , 99 18 100 82
Manheim National Bank, Manheim 49 59 50 41
Money Banking Company, Money 49 59 60 41
Miners* Deposit Bank. likens 49 59 50 41
Midway National Bank, Midway, 17 64 63 56
Northwestern National Bank, Philadelphia 123 73 15128
National Bank of Oermantown, Philadelphia, 150 95 20164
National Bank of Ooatearille, Coatesvllle 170 41 165 48
National Bank of Jersey Shore, Jersey Shore, 86 36 90 81
Nasareth National Bank, Nasareth, 180 54 157 26
North Philadelphia Trust Company, Philadelphia 121 38 182 74
Northern National Bank, Philadelphia, 99 18 117 81
Northern Trust and Savings Company, Lancaster, Ill 89 110 59
Northern Trust Company, Philadelphia 230 14 225 47
National Bank of Malvern, Malvern 79 34 64 455
Nanticoke National Bank, Nantlcoke, 99 18 100 82
National Bank of Catasauqua, Catasauqua 221 16 208 24
National Security Bank, Philadelphia 150 69 151 23
National Bank of Chambersburg, Chambersburg, 102 66 119 72
National Iron Bank, Pottstown 11189 113 86
National Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesvllle, 79 34 69 81
New Bethlehem Trust Company, New Bethlehem 79 85 64 93
National Bank of Fayette County, Uniontown 128 76 151 23
National Bank of Brookvllle, Brookvllle 3 45 68 34
National Bank of Claysrille, 79 34 . 65 04
National Bank of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburg Ill 50 175 34
-New Cumberland National Bank, New Cumberland 99 18 100 82
Ninth National Bank, Philadelphia 133 37 151 24
North Scranton Bank, Scranton, 49 69 50 41
Northern Central Trust Company, Wllliamsport 78 86
Oil City Trust Company, Oil City 277 68 387 87
Palmyra Bank, 50 41
People's Bank, Steelton 79 84 102 35
-Providence Bank , Scranton, 2 46 50 41
People's National Bank, Lancaster 69 21 62 58
Philadelphia National Bank , Philadelphia , . . . : 393 97 669 59
Penn National Bank, Philadelphia, 229 86 252 05
People's National Bank, Scranton, 28192 360 55
Provident Life and Trust Company, Philadelphia 182 46 201 64
People's National Bank, Reynoldsville, 109 63 128 82
Phllson National Bank, Berlin, 99 18 100 82
People's Bank, WUkes-Barre 138 47 161 28
People's Savings Bank, Pittsburg 131 49 124 93
People's National Bank, Waynesbiir* 253 50 190 14
Pelham Trust Company, Philadelphia 99 17 122 ?f
Pittsburg Trust Company, Pittahurg 236 17 302 48
3—2—1910
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34
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
People's Bank, Erie, 85 03 86 81
Punxsutawney National Bank, Punxsutawney, 90 18 82 74
People's Trust Co. , Philadelphia 40 60 50 40
Real Estate Trust Company, Philadelphia, 150 42 151 28
Real Estate Trust Company, Washington 12175 138 15
Ridge Avenue Bank, Philadelphia 180 06 159 73
Reading National Bank, Reading 103 89 100 82
Royersrord Trust Company, Royersford, 99 18 89 98
Reading Trust Company, Reading 11156 120 99
Rittenhouse Trust Company, Philadelphia 133 37 15124
Republic Trust Company, Philadelphia, 130 94 15128
Rochester Trust Company, Rochester, 2 46 50 41
Second National Bank, Clarion , 79 95 100 82
Second National Bank of Frankford, Philadelphia, 99 18 90 13
Second National Bank, Pittsburg 198 90 20164
Second National Bank. Allegheny 190 74 175 34
Security Savings and Trust Company, Erie, 120 41 143 97
Sixth National Bank, Philadelphia 183 73 20164
Standing Stone National Bank, Huntingdon, 40 59 50 41
Southwark National Bank, Philadelphia, 428 49 403 56
Second National Bank, Mechanicsburg, 79 34 70 58
Second National Bank. Tituaville 79 34 80 66
Swarthmore National Bank. Swarthmore, 49 59 50 41
Second National Bank, Erie 12108 15122
Second National Bank, WU keg- Bar re 188 42 15123
South Side Bank, Scranton 79 34 80 66
Security Trust Company, Harrisburg 99 18 100 82
South Side Bank, Wllkes-Barre, 99 18 100 82
Second National Bank, Meyersdale, 99 18 100 8*
Second National Bank, Connellsville 79 84 80 60
Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Greensburg, 80 13
Third National Bank, Pittsburg 243 54 225 75
Traders' National Bank, Scranton 149 12 15123
Tradesmen's Trust Company, Philadelphia, 242 19 252 05
Tradesmen's National Bank, Philadelphia 150 41 201 64
Tacony Trust Company. Philadelphia, 133 70 15123
Tarentum Savings and Trust Company, Tn rent am, 99 18 100 82
Third National Bank, Scranton 88 03 100 82
Tioga County Savings and Trust Company, Wellsboro, 170 68 252 05
Tamaqua National Bank, Tamaqua . . . 99 18 100 82
Trust Company of North America , Philadelphia 249 94 252 05
Tower City National Bank, Tower City 99 18 98 15
Tradesmen's National Bank, Conshohocken 98 08 100 82
Turtle Creek Savings and Trust Company, Tnrtle Creek, 72 12 100 82
Valley National Bank, Chambersburg, 79 34 64 88
Union Trust Company of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, 282 87 252 05
Union National Bank, Summervllle, 35 R9
Union Deposit and Trust Company, Waynesbnrg, 99 18 100 82
Union National Bank, MInersville 49 59 50 41
Union National Bank, Mahanoy City 118 24 118 57
Union Trust Company, Washington 131 56 133 15
Union Trust Company. Pittsburg 1,171 90 880 ftO
United States National Bank. Johnstown 121 64 133 15
Union National Bank. Johnstown 144 11 201 64
Union National Bank, McKeesport 206 74 239 73
United Securitv T.lfo Insnrnnce and Trust Company, Philadelphia 138 08 151 23
Union National Bank, Lewlsburpr 09 18 100 82
Union National Bank, Mt. Carmel 7ft 34 64 87
Union Trust Company, Donora 7ft 34 70 14
Union National Bank, New Castle 67 12 100 82
Washington Trnst Company. Washington 121 64 134 80
Warren Trnst Company, Warren 123 01 151 23
Western Ravings and Deposit Bank. Pittsburg 128 22 124 3R
Wvoming Vallov Trust Company, Wllkes-Barre 124 22 118 07
West End Trust Company, Philadelphia 99 18 100 82
Wllmerdlng National Bank, Wllmerdinjp 89 26 77 87
Windber Trust Company. Wtndber 12ft 53 132 88
Williams Valley Bank. Wllliamstown 12 33 50 41
Western National Bank. Philadelphia 219 (15 c 252 0$
Wyoming National Bank, Wllkes-Barre Die 99 18 100 82
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
35
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON GENERAL FUND DEPOSITS— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1910.
West Branch National Bank, Williamaport 89 04 48 77
West Side Bank, Scranton 79 62 100 82
Wyoming National Bank, Tunkhannock 8 45 70 58
West Philadelphia Title and Trust Company, Philadelphia 6 56 151 22
Tough National Bank, Oonnellsvllle 198 65 20164
York County National Bank, York 163 56 188 56
Farmers' Deposit National Bank, Pittsburg, 900 86 2,896 00
Harrisburg Trust Company, Harrisburg 452 58 8, 508 07
Quaker City National Bank, Philadelphia 1,710 70 3,750 27
First National Bank, Pittsburg 1,240 07 2,780 78
Commonwealth Trust Company, Harrisburg 1 , 174 58 2, 692 80
Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank, Philadelphia 4,949 59 5,256 38
Total amount in General Fund, $61,194 75 $79,660 27
Tstal Interest General Fund, $140,855 02
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of tbe Commonwealth. Receipt! from Corporation* — Continued.
7. INTEREST ON STATE DEPOSITS, 1910— SINKING FUND.
Natne of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period.
1910.
Allegheny Truat Company, Allegheny,
Altoona Truat Company, Altoona
Appollo Truat Company, Appollo
Blair County Trust Company, Altoona,
Bank of Charleroi, Charleroi,
Bank of Commerce, Philadelphia,
Bank of Pittsburg, National Association, PittBburg,
Bank of Waynesboro, Waynesboro
Bloomsburg National Bank, Bloomsburg
Carnegie Trust Company, Carnegie
Clearfield Trust Company, Clearfield,
Chambersburg Trust Company, Chambersburg
Charleroi Savings and Trust Company, Charleroi,
Columbia Trust Company, Columbia,
Central Trust Company, Harrisburg
Commercial Bank, Harrisburg,
Cltisens' National Bank, Lewlstown
Charter National Bank, Media
Cltisens* Savings and Trust Company, Mt. Pleasant,
Cltisens* National Bank, Port Allegany,
County Sayings Bank, Scran ton,
Cltisens' National Bank, Windber,
Cltisens* Title and Truat Company, Union town, . . .
City Bank, York
Chelten Trust Company, Philadelphia
Central Trust and Savings Co., Philadelphia
Delaware County National Bank, Chester
Duncannon National Bank, Duncannon
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank, Scran ton,
Farmers' National Bank, Athens,
Federal Title and Trust Company, Beaver Falls, ..
Farmers* National Bank, Butler,
Farmers* Trust Company, Carlisle
Farmers' National Bank, Ephrata
Freeport Bank, Freeport
Farmers' Bank, Hummelstown
Farmers' National Bank, Litits, .••■;■•••
Farmers* and Mechanics* National Bank, Mercer,
Farmers' National Bank of Montrose, Montrose, ..
Farmers' National Bank, Oxford,
Federal National Bank, Pittsburg, •••••••
Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank Tyrone, .
Fayette Title and Trust Company. TJniontown
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, West Newton,
First National Bank, Beaver Falls
First National Bank, Carnegie,
First National Bank, Charleroi
First National Bank, Dallastown,
First National Bank, Duquesne
First National Bank, Elisabeth
First National Bank, Bllwpod City
First National Bank, Frackville
First National Bank, Franklin ,
First National Bank, Glen Campbell
First National Bank, Hanover,
First National Bank, Houtsdale
First National Bank, Kane.
First National Bank, Lansford
First National Bank. Lebanon
First National Bank, Leecbbnrg,
First National Bank, Montgomery
First National Bank, Mount Joy.
First National Bank. New BJonmflehl
First National Bank. New Castle
First National Bank. Oakdnle
First National Bank. Sayre. . .
First National Bank, Snsqiiehanna
First National Bank , Dnlontown
475
62
381 92
99
18
100 82
227 89
201 65
827
12
802 47
99
18
100 82
247 95
. 252 05
851
51
753 48
99
18
100 82
79 84
80 66
292 44
252 05
280 40
201 68
99
18
100 82
99
18
100 82
99
18
100 82
177 80
151 23
148
77
•* 116 89
99
18
100 82
148 77
151 28
99
18
100 82
49
59
50 41
896 71
408 29
49
59
50 41
99
18
100 82
99
18
100 82
99
18
100 82
198 86
201 64
180
80
100 82
99
18
100 82
475
62
408 28
99
18
100 82
99
18
100 82
99
18
100 82
420 08
408 29
49
59
50 41
49 69
50 41
99
«
100 82
222
201 64
99
18
100 82
99
18
100 82
112
50
131 07
950 69
864 24
49 59
50 41
425 48
408 28
97 78
100 82
148 77
151 28
276 98
, 252 05
227 67
201 64
99
18
100 82
99 18
100 82
98 86
100 82
99
18
100 82
148 77
151 28
190
14
181 48
227 67
201 64
140 93
181 06
49
59
50 41
190 25
181 48
148 77
161 23
38
70
26 85
97
81
100 82
49
59
50 41
49
59
50 41
99
18
100 82
198
36
201 64
148
77
151 23
99
18
100 82
79
34
69 48
49
59
50 41
99
18
102 46
852 05
844 88
SQL*
No. 2.
REPORT ON THE F1NANCE8.
87
Revenues of tbe Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporation* — Continued.
INTEREST ON STATE DEPOSITS, 1910— SINKING FUND— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
First National Bank, West Newton 48 09
First National bank, York 495 89
First National Bank, Canton
First National Bank, Moutrose,
First National Bank, Warren,
German American Title and Trust Company, Philadelphia, 227 40
Guarantee Title and Trust Company, Pittsburg 884 04
Grange National Bank, Tioga 49 59
Halifax National Bank, Halifax. 49 59
Harrlsburg National Bank, Harrisburg 147 96
Harrisburg Trust Company, Harrisburg 950 69
Hershey Trust Company, Hershey, 105 21
Honesdale Dime Bank, Honesdale, 49 59
Industrial Trust, Title and Savings Company, Philadelphia 198 80
Independence Trust Company, Philadelphia, 149 04
Jeanette Barings and Trust Company, Jeanne tte, 99 18
Jonestown Bank, Jonestown, 99 18
Kane Trust and Savings Company. Kane, 99 18
Keystone National Bank, Manheim 47 10
Lancaster Trust Company, Lancaster, 186 60
Lincoln National Bank, Pittsburg 99 18
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Co., Scrantoa 148 77
Lewlsburg National Bank, Lewisburg,
Merchants' National Bank, Carlisle 98 36
Merchants' National Bank, Harrisburg, 148 77
Merchants' National Bank, Klttannlng, 187 10
Merchants' Banking Trust Company, Mahanoy City, 99 18
Mercer County Trust Company, Mercer, 227 67
Mountville National Bank, Mountville 148 77
Marine National Bank, Pittsburg, 198 86
Mellon National Bank, Pittsburg 227 67
National Bank of Coatesvllle, Coatesville 99 18
National Bank of Corry, Corry, 49 59
Northern National Bank, Lancaster 182 88
National Bank of Malvern, Malvern 99 18
National Bank of McKeesport, McKeesport, 198 36
National Bank of Lawrence County, New Castle, 198 36
National Bank of North Liberties, Philadelphia, 148 77
National Bank of Schwenksvllle, Scbwenksvllle, 49 59
National Bank of Say re, Say re, 79 84
North Scranton Bank, Scranton 148 77
National Bank of West Grove, West Grove 148 77
Northwestern Trust Company, Philadelphia 69 43
National Bank of Boyertown, Boyertown 49 59
People's National Bank, Bast Brady 167 00
People's Bank, Hanover 99 18
People's National Bank, Lancaster, 99 18
People's National Bank, Lebanon, 99 18
People's Bank, McKeesport, 277 22
Pittsburg Trust Company 655 89
Provident Trust Company, Pittsburg (North Side) 276 98
Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insurance Company, Philadelphia, 247 95
Plymouth National Bank, Plymouth 99 18
Punxsutawney National Bank , Punszsutawney , 99 18
People's Union Savings Bank, Plttston, 148 77
Reel Estate Trust Company, Pittsburg, 425 75
Beading National Bank, Reading 99 18
State Bank of Dravosburg, Dravosburg 49 59
State Bank of Elisabeth, Elisabeth, 99 18
Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Greensburg 306 57
Savings and Trust Company, Indiana , 148 77
Second National Bank, Pittsburg 228 77
Schuylkill Trust Company, Pottsville, 79 34
Schuylkill Valley Bank, Reading 49 59
Scranton Savings Bank , Scranton 99 18
Third National Bank, Philadelphia, 247 95
Union Bank, Altoona 99 18
Union Banking and Trust Company, DuBois, 99 18
United States National Bank, Johnstown, 99 18
Union Trust Company, Lancaster Digiti 186 60
50 41
504 11
20 85
52 05
19 18
201 64
267 40
50 41
50 41
907 40
201 64
57 81
201 64
201 64
100 83
84 88
100 82
50 41
120 99
74 52
151 28
26 85
100 82
151 23
120 99
100 82
201 64
151 28
175 06
254 80
100 82
50 41
120 99
100 82
201 64
201 64
161 23
50 41
80 66
151 88
161 23
70 68
50 41
151 23
100 82
100 82
92 39
252 05
655 34
252 05
262 05
182 83
100 82
151 28
408 28
100 82
50 41
100 82
258 08
151 24
201 64
80 66
50 41
100 82
252 05
100 82
100 82
100 82
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
INTEREST ON STATE DEPOSITS, 1910 SINKING FUND— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Apr. period,
1910.
Oct. period,
1010.
Union National Bank, Mt. Joy 99 18 100 82
Union National Bank, Scran too, 59 18 80 05
Union Trust Company of Pennsylvania, Harrlsburg 26 57
Valley Trust Company, Palmyra , 165 20 201 64
Vandergrift Savings and Trust Company, Vandergrift 99 IS 100 82
Wayne County Savings Bank, Honesdale 227 67 245 75
Western National Bank, Philadelphia, 148 77 15123
West Branch National Bank, WUUamsport 136 70 120 99
Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank, Philadelphia, 397 59 945 04
Totals $25,452 07 $24,614 29
Total amount in Sinking Fund $50,066 36
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Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS FROM FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS AND AS-
SOCIATIONS.
National Banks Tax on bank stock $907,848 15
Interest 20 15
$007,872 80
State Banks, Tax on bank stock $106,057 33
Bonus, 2, 583 38
Examinations, 6,722 01
$116,262 72
Incorporated Savings Institutions, Tax on Income, $45, 270 44
Examinations, 2, 148 16
$47,418 60
Trust Companies Tax on capital stock, $1,042,410 30
Tax on loans, 8,580 33
Gross premiums, 21 ,081 01
Bonus 0,520 27
Examinations, 42,371 61
Interest 77 81
$1,124,950 42
Building and Loan Associations* Stock. $14,548 03
Examinations 301 32
Interest, 2 06
$14,847 31
Interest on State Deposits, .... General fund, $140 , 855 02
Sinking fund 50,006 36
$190,021 88
Total, $2,402,272 78
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40
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. the.
Revenue* of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
8. RECEIPTS' FROM FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Name of Corporation.
Tax on
Premium*.
Total
Receipt*.
Achen and Munich Fire insurance, Alx la Chapelle, $2, 100 50 $2, 100 50
Adirondock Fire Insurance, N. Y 348 87 348 87
Aetna Accident and Liability Co., Hartford, Conn 271 34 271 34
Aetna life Insurance Co., Hartford. Life Department, 15,095 3D 15,095 80
Aetna life Insurance Co., Hartford, Accident Department, 6,429 27 6,429 27
Aetna Indemnity Co., Hartford, Conn., 312 21 312 21
Aetna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., 11.614 78 11,614 78
Agricultural Insurance Co., Water town, N. Y., 3,410 18 3,410 18
Albany Insurance Co. , Albany, N. Y. , 891 49 891 49
American Central Life Insurance Co., Indianapolis, Ind 1,504 17 1,504 17
American Bonding, Baltimore, Md., 1,050 09 1,050 09
American Central Insurance Co. , St. Louis, Mo. , 8 ,051 67 3,051 67
American Credit Indemnity Co. , N. Y 1,954 38 1,954 38
American Druggists Fire Insurance Co. , Cinn., Ohio, 32 81 32 81
American Fidelity Insurance Co. , Montpelier, Vt. , 794 19 794 19
American Insurance Co., Newark, 2,514 59 2,514 59
American Lire Stock Insurance, Ind. 18 96 18 96
American National Insurance Co., Bock Island, 111 483 84 483 84
American Surety Co., Mew York 5,139 57 5,189 57
Amsterdam Casualty Co., N. Y 316 48 816 48
Assurance Company of America, N. Y 364 28 364 28
Atlas Insurance Co., London, England, 1,928 70 1,928 70
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co., N. Y., 10,922 27 10,922 27
Austin Fire Insurance Company, Dallas, Texas, 232 63 232 63
Bankers' Surety of Cleveland, Ohio 359 34 369 34
Bankers Life Insurance Company, Lincoln, Neb 142 57 142 57
Bankers' Life Insurance Company, New York, 1 ,091 29 1,091 29
Baltimore Life Insurance, Md. , 6,860 08 6,860 08
Berkshire Life Insurance Company, Pittsfleld 11,073 75 11,078 75
Boston Insurance Company, boston, Mass. , 4,024 16 4,024 10
British-American Assurance Company, Toronto, Can 1,180 14 1,180 14
Bristol Foreign Marine Insurance Company, Liverpool, 7,058 36 7,058 86
Buffalo Commercial Insurance, New York 387 91 387 91
Buffalo German Insurance Company of New York 871 18 871 13
Caledonia Insurance Company, Edinburgh, 1,689 14 1,689 14
Calumet Insurance Company, Chicago, 991 76 99176
Caledonian American Insurance Company, N. Y., 80 13 80 13
California Insurance Company, San Francisco, 2,570 14 2,570 14
Camden Fire Insurance Association, N. J. , 276 46 276 46
Camden Fire Insurance Company, Camden, N. J. , 4,214 38 4,214 83
Capital Fire Insurance Company, Concord, New Hampshire 1,073 81 1,078 81
Capital Fire Insurance Company, Concord, New Hampshire, account
re-insurance for Jakor, 18 29 18 29
Canada Life Insurance, Toronto, 2,025 18 2,025 18
Casualty Company of America, N. Y. , 1,278 82 1, 278 82
Central Manufacturing Mutual Insurance Company, Van Wort, Ohio, 153 46 153 46
Central National Fire Insurance Company, Chicago, 111 186 87 186 87
Citizens Fire Insurance Company, Charlestown, W. Va., 334 59 884 59
Citizens' Insurance Company, St. Louis, Mo., 2,716 71 2,716 71
City of New York Insurance Company, N. Y. , 580 79 580 79
City of New York Insurance Company, N. Y., account Salamandra, . 184 25 184 25
Cologne Re Insurance Company, Germany 1,198 55 1,198 55
Colonial Assurance Company , N. Y 158 56 158 56
Colonial Life Insurance of Jersey City 3, 709 16 3,709 16
Columbia Insurance, Jersey City 464 01 464 01
Columbian National Life Insurance Company, Boston, 3,143 12 8,143 12
Commerce Insurance Company, Albany, N. Y 433 39 438 89
Commercial Union Assurance Company, London, England, Marine, 4,432 73 4,432 73
Commercial Union Assurance Company, London, Fire 4,834 42 4,834 42
Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company, N. Y 364 01 864 01
Commonwealth Fire Insurance, Dallas, Texas, 119 06 119 06
Commonwealth Insurance Company, N. Y. 1,005 33 1,005 33
Concordia Fire Insurance Company, Milwaukee, 1,482 77 1,482 77
Concordia Fire Insurance Company, Milwaukee, account Munich Re-
Insurance 242 42 242 42
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, Hartford 4, 184 70 4, 184 70
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, Hartford 2,657 68 2,557 68
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No. 2.
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
41
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
RECEIPTS PROM FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax on
Premiums.
Total
Receipts.
Connecticut Mutual life Insurance Company, Hartford, 12,227 90
Continental Insurance Company, New York, 7 ,070 40
Continental Casualty, Hammond, Ind. , 1, 827 10
Continental Life Insurance, Wilmington, Del 115 39
Cooper Insurance, Dayton , Ohio 374 63
County Fire Insurance Company, Phila., account Salamandra Co., .. 33 52
Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance, Iowa 884 26
Des Moines life Insurance , la. , 94 65
Dixie Fire Insurance Company, Greensboro, N. C 1 , 141 28
Duchess Fire Insurance Company of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 4496 81
Detroit F. and M. , Inc. , Michigan 901 47
Eastern Fire Insurance, Atlantic City, N. J 972 68
Empire City Fire Insurance Company, New York 1,071 41
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, London, England 4,431 20
Empire State Surety, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1,163 99
Equitable Accident, Boston 3 38
Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Providence 1,212 69
Equitable life Assurance Society of the U. S 93, 190 76
Equitable Life Insurance Company, Des Moines 2,249 19
Eureka Life Insurance, Baltimore, Md. , 128 83
Farmers' and Merchants' Insurance Company, Lincoln, Neb., 72 05
Federal Casualty Company, Mich. , 1 ,374 22
Federal Insurance Company, Jersey City, 1,367 29
Fidelity Accident Company, Saginaw, Mich. , 170 20
Fidelity and Casualty Company, N. Y. , 10, 572 16
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, Baltimore 3,964 00
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company, N. Y 1 , 278 01
Federal Union Surety Company, Indianapolis 07
Fire Association of Philadelphia, account of Jakor Insurance Company, 238 93
Fireman's Insurance Company, Newark 2 , 569 31
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, Marine department, San Francisco, 5,944 75
Frankfort Marine, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Company, Ger. , 529 33
Georgia Homes Insurance, Columbus , Ga. 1 , 672 52
General Accident, Fire and Life Insurance Corporation, Scotland, ... 8,142 32
General Marine Insurance Company, Dresden 277 02
German-American Insurance Company, N. Y. , 8,921 01
German-American Fire Insurance, Baltimore, Md 884 28
German Fire Insurance Company, Indianapolis, Ind., 267 19
German Fire Insurance, Peoria , 111. , 984 33
German Fire Insurance Company, Pittsburg, account of Jakor Insurance
Company 142 33
German Alliance Insurance Company, N. Y. , 662 49
German Fire Insurance of Wheeling, W. Va. , 815 82
Germanla Fire Insurance Company, N. Y 4, 523 85
German la Life Insurance Company, N. Y. . 2,610 98
Glen Falls Insurance Company, N. Y ' 2, 694 14
Globe and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, N. Y 4,523 52
Granite State Fire Insurance Company. Portsmouth, 1,110 27
Great Eastern Casualty and Indemnity Company, N. Y 765 45
Guranatee Company of North America . Montreal 777 56
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Company, Hamburg, 2,573 82
Hanover Fire Insurance Company, NY., 3 , 877 84
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hartford 17, 891 60
Hartford Life Insurance Company, Hartford , 2, 856 44
Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspection Company, Hartford 2,881 06
Hawkeye Insurance Company, Des Moines, 337 79
Imperial Fire Insurance Company, Denver, Col 432 85
India Mutual Insurance , Boston 795 10
Indiana and Ohio Lire Stock Insurance 57 97
Illinois Life Insurance Company, Chicago, 3,408 48
Illinois Surety Company, Chicago, 111 14 47
Insurance Company df the State of Illinois. Rockford, 1,548 82
Heme Life Insurance Company of America, Wilmington, Del. 1,752 23
Home Life Insurance Company, N. Y 5,982 25
Home Insurance Company of New York 14, 214 43
International Fidelity Insurance Company, Jersey City 5 26
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42
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
RECEIPTS FROM FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax on
Premiums.
Total
Receipts.
Jakor Insurance Company, per Insurance Company, State of Pennsyl-
vania 53 80 53 80
John Hancock Mutual Life IiiHtirance Company, Boston, 42,234 11 42,234 11
Lafayette Life Insurance, Ind 56 52 56 52
Law Union and Rock Insurance Company, London, Englend, 488 74 488 74
Liberty Life Insurance Company, N. Y. , 40 37 40 37
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company, Fort Wnyne. Ind. , 165 13 165 13
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company, Liverpool, 12,256 10 12,256 10
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company, N. Y., 448 94 448 94
Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Company, N. Y 337 27 337 27
London Assurance Corporation, London, 2,842 63 2,842 63
London Guarantee Accident Company , London 1 , 503 55 1 , 503 55
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, Liverpool 2,153 95 2,158 95
Loyal Protective Insurance1 Company, Boston, 166 18 166 18
Lumber Mutual Insurance Company, Boston, 594 90 594 90
Lumberman's Mutual Insurance Company, Mansfield, Ohio, 844 30 844 30
Lumber Insurance. N. Y. 354 95 354 95
Manhattan Life Insurance Company, N. Y 3,403 49 3,403 49
Manhelm Insurance Company, Manheim, 1,308 09 1,308 09
Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, Toronto, Can., 19 34 19 34
Marine Insurance Company, London, 264 93 264 93
Maryland Casualty Company, Baltimore, Md., 6,853 87 6,853 87
Maryland Life Insurance Company, Baltimore, 226 02 226 02
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance. Boston 582 93 582 93
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Springfield 10,435 06 10,435 06
Massachusetts Accident Company, Boston 95 83 95 83
Masonic Protective Association, Worcester, Mass., 338 76 338 76
Mechanics' and Traders* Insurance Company. New Orleans 738 94 738 94
Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Boston 335 70 335 70
Meridian Life Insurance Company, Indianapolis, Ind., 1,054 15 1,054 15
Metropolitan Casualty Company, N. Y 580 03 580 03
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company, Chicago, 87 04 87 04
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. N. Y 172,515 03 172,515 03
Michigan Commercial Insurance, Lansing 2,610 78 2,610 78
Michigan Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Detroit 1,050 88 1,050 88
Michigan Millers' Mutual Fire Insurance, Lansing 578 16 578 16
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company, Detroit, 2,168 96 2,168 96
Milwaukee Mechanics' Insurance Co. , 2 , 784 48 2, 784 48
Milwaukee Fire Insurance Company, Wis 1 , 144 51 1 , 144 51
Millers Mutual Insurance Company, Chicago, 111 1,015 42 1,015 42
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company, St. Paul 338 23 338 23
Munich Re-Insurance Company, per Spring Garden Insurance Company,
Philadelphia 743 06 743 06
Munich Re-Insurance Company per R. I. Insurance Company 4 98 4 98
Mutnal Benefit Life Insurance Company, Newark, 26,745 58 26,745 53
Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York 73,885 94 73,885 94
Nassua Fire Insurance Company, Brooklyn 963 92 963 92
National Brewers Insurance. Chicago 125 80 125 80
National Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn 8,633 95 8,633 95
National Life Insurance Company of the U. S. A., Chicago 1,524 31 1,524 31
National Life Insurance Company. Montpelier, Vermont 10,905 32 10,905 82
National Lumber Insurance Company, Buffalo, N. Y 300 95 300 95
National Snretv Company, N. Y 3,214 19 3,214 19
National Casualty Company. Detroit 1,022 17 1,022 17
National" Union Fire Insurance, account Rossla Insurance Company, .. 721 21 721 21
New Brunswick Fire Insurance Company, N. J., 866 82 866 62
Newark Fire Insurance Company, 573 55 573 55
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, Boston, 17,013 52 17,013 52
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company, Manchester 4,275 81 4,275 81
New Jersey Plate Glass Insurance Company, Newark 149 48 149 48
New York Life Insurance Company 84,456 14 84,456 14
New York Plate Glass Insurance Company, N. Y. , 408 86 408 86
Niagara Fire Insurance Company, N. Y., 3,109 52 3,109 52
North American Life Insurance, Newark, N. J 525 00 525 00
North American Life Insurance, Toronto, Canada, 9 70 9 70
North American Accident Insurance Company, Chicago 739 11 739 11
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company, N. Y 7gl (0« £ 731 06
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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
43
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.-
RECEIPTS FROM FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES— Continued.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company, London, 5,703 57 5,793 57
North River Insurance, New York, 2,779 26 2,779 26
Northern Insurance Company, N. Y 1 , 685 17 1 , 685 17
Northern Assurance Company, Detroit, Mich., 7 80 7 80
Northern Assurance Company, London 4,047 82 4,047 82
Northern Assurance Company, London, for Salamandra Re-Ins., .... 1,182 96 1,182 96
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee 44,655 53 44,655 53
Northwestern National Insurance Company, Milwaukee 3,489 39 3,480 39
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, England 3,156 91 3,156 91
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, London 3,935 50 3,935 59
Old Colony Insurance Company, Boston, Mass 468 66 408 66
Orient Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn 1, 159 20 1, 159 20
Orient Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., for Salamandra Re-Ins., 154 67 154 67
Pacific Fire Insurance Company, New York, 726 81 726 81
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, Los Angeles, Cal 2,166 25 2,166 25
Palatine Insurance Company, Limited, Manchester, 1,583 44 1,583 44
Pelican Assurance Company, N. Y 290 37 200 37
Peoples National Fire Insurance Company, Wilmington, Del 3,067 14 8,067 14
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Company, Va 334 45 334 45
Phoenix Assurance Company, London, 8,620 18 3,620 18
Phoenix Insurance Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. , 5*, 870 10 5,870 10
Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford, 7, 131 82 7 , 131 82
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, Hartford, 4,603 51 4,603 51
Phoenix Preferred Accident Insurance, Detroit, 512 00 512 00
Potomac Insurance Company, Washington, D. C, 256 68 256 68
Preferred Accident Insurance Company, N. Y.t 2,083 01 2,083 01
Providence Washington Insurance Company, Providence, 4,449 21 4,440 21
Prudential Insurance Company, Newark, 224,332 26 224 , 332 26
Prussian National Insurance Company, Stettin, Germany, 2,313 07 2,313 07
Queens' Insurance Company of America, N. Y., 4,209 60 4,200 60
Queen City Fire Insurance of Sioux Falls, Dakota 570 46 570 46
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company. Indiana. Ind., 1,141 78 1,141 78
Reliance Marine Insurance Company, Liverpool, Bng., 8 42 8 42
Reliable Life Insurance Company, Indianapolis, Ind. , 7 64 7 64
Rhode Island Insurance Company, Providence 716 00 716 00
Rldgely Protection Association, Worcester, Mass 853 48 853 48
Richmond Insurance Company, West New Brighton, N. Y., 855 20 355 20
Rochester German Insurance Company, 2, 160 40 2, 100 40
Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance, 1 ,803 50 1 ,303 50
Royal Insurance Company, Liverpool, 10,280 02 10, 280 02
Royal Exchange Assurance Company, London, 2,810 80 2,310 80
Scottish Union and National Insurance Company, Edlnburg 2,043 32 2,043 32
Scandla Life Insurance Company, Chicago, 24101 24101
Sea Insurance Company, Liverpool, 1,148 81 1,148 81
Seaboard F. and M. Insurance Company, Galveston, Texas 118 85 118 85
Security Casualty Company, Indianapolis, Ind., 4 60 4 60
Security Mutual Life Insurance Company, Blnghampton 4,884 07 4,884 07
Security Insurance Company, New Haven, Conn. , 1 ,903 67 1 ,093 67
Security Life and Annuity Company of Richmond, Va 3,888 02 3.K88 02
Shawnee Fire Insurance Company, Topeka, Kan., 2,243 90 2,243 90
Skandla Insurance Company, Stockholm, Sweden 1,605 43 1,605 43
Soverlgn Fire Insurance Company, Toronto, Ca .301 95 301 05
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company 7,000 07 7,000 07
Standard Accident Insurance Company, Detroit, 2,212 46 2,212 46
State Fire Insurance Company, Liverpool, 187 25 187 25
State Mutual Life Insurance Company, Worcester 7,228 12 7,228 12
State Life Insurance Company, Indianapolis 1,013 17 1,013 17
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company 8,010 06 8,010 06
Standard Fire Insurance, Trenton 2,00176 2,00176
Sun Life Insurance Company, Montreal, 3,345 17 3,345 17
Sun Insurance Office, London, England, 3, 104 37 3, 104 37
Sun Insurance Company, New Orleans 575 63 575 63
Stuyvesant Insurance Company, N. Y 051 54 051 54
Svea Fire and Life Insurance Company, Gothenberg, Sweden 1,264 85 1,264 85
Teutonia Insurance Company, New Orleans v 640 64 640 64
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Receipts from Corporations — Continued.
RECEIPTS FROM FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES— Continued.
Name of Corporation.
Tax on
Premium!
Total
Receipt*
Travelers Indemnity Company, Hartford, 403 89 408 89
Travelers' Insurance Company, Accident Department 28,874 48 28,874 48
Union Central Life Insurance Company, Cincinnati, O. , 12,849 98 12,349 98
Union Health and Accident Company, Denver, Col., 24 60 24 60
Union Insurance Company, account Jakor Insurance Company, Re-Ins.,
Phila 67 12 67 12
Union Marine Insurance, Liverpool, 318 00 318 00
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, Portland, 1,768 01 1,768 01
United Security Company, Baltimore 704 17 704 17
United Health and Accident Ins., Michigan 1,391 64 1,891 64
United 8tates Fire Insurance Company, N. Y. , 397 67 397 67
United States Casualty Company, N. Y. , 3,233 61 8,238 61
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, Baltimore 6,545 38 5,545 38
United States Guarantee Company, N. Y. , 204 66 204 66
United States Life Insurance Company, N. Y. , 2,279 88 2,279 88
United States Lloyd's Insurance Company, N. Y., 1,648 45 1,648 45
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Richmond, Va 2,031 96 2,081 96
Virginia State Insurance, Richmond, Va 632 78 682 78
Washington Fire Insurance Company, Seattle, Washington, 375 48 875 48
West Chester Fire Insurance Company, N. Y., 3,891 13 3,891 13
Western Assurance Company, Toronto, Canada, 1,670 74 1,670 74
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburg, per Jakor Re-Ins., 408 37 408 37
Western Reserve Insurance Company, Cleveland, O., 424 72 424 72
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company, Ohio 1,351 26 1,351 26
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company, Brooklyn, - 1,652 75 1,662 75
Winona Fire Insurance Company, Minneapolis, Minn 891 69 89159
Woodmans' Casualty Company, Indianapolis, Ind 258 85 258 85
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374
AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of tbe Commonweal tb. Tax on Loans.
29. DETAILED STATEMENT OF TAX ON LOANS (COUNTY AND MU-
NICIPAL).
ADAMS COUNTY $153 02
Arendtsviile borough $5 18
Benders vi lie borough 12 92
East Berlin borough 20 90
Fairfield borough 1 60
Gettysburg borough, 135 75
Littlestown borough , 55 29
New Oxford borough 40 66 272 30
_ _ ^^ ^
ALLEGHENY COUNTY $18,603 69
Aspinwall borough 129 20
Ays Ion borough 798 32
Bellevue borough, 53 20
Brackenridge, 81 70
Ben Avon borough 233 42
Braddock borough 1 ,393 52
Bridgeville 126 98
Carnegie borough 866 40
Coraopolls borough. 727 70
Cheswick 38 00
Craf ton borough 756 20
Dravosburg 43 70
East Pittsburgh borough , 152 00
Edgewood borough 11 40
Elisabeth borough 148 20
Edgeworth 285 00
Ems worth borough 45 60
Etna borough 148 20
Glassport 393 52
Green Tree borough 45 60
Homestead borough 1 ,084 64
Hays 24 70
McKeesport borough 530 10
Munhall 266 00
Millvale borough 250 77
Mount Oliver borough, 114 00
Oakdale borough, 43 70
Oakmont borough 357 20
Osborne borough 41 80
Pittsburgh City 41,419 61
Rankin borough , 196 65
Sewlckley borough , 86 14
Sharpsbnrg borough 190 00
Spring Garden borough 91 20
Tarentum borough , 389 50
Turtle Creek borough 136 80
Verona borough 273 60
West Elizabeth borough 17 10
Wilmerdlng borouj?h 189 05
Wall, 4180
West Homestead, 294 50
West View, ,. 60 80
Whitakor 13 30
Wilson 38 00 52,628 82
. _ . __ 06 232 41
ARMSTRONG COUNTY $78 65
Apollo borough , $19 00
Ford City 119 08
Freeport borough 113 81
Klttaning borough, 112 10
Leechburg borough 33 44
Manorville borough 20 14
Parker City borough 26 60
Wickboro 82 46 526 63
_ __ __ ^ ^
BEAVER COUNTY $150 46
Alliquippa borough, $133,00
Baden borough 93 10
Beaver borough 43 78
Beaver Falls borough, 140 60
Brldgewaler borough , 38 00
Fallston borough, 1 52
Monaca borough 1 54 90
New Brighton borough , 79 SO
New Galilee borough, 3 42 688 12
. 838 58
BEDFORD COUNTY $228 00
Bedford borough $70 30
Everett borough 7 45
Ralnsbunj borough, 7 98
Saxton borouRh 1 90 87 63
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Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on LoaiiB — Continued.
BERKS COUNTY, $323 00
Birdsboro borough """ ~~
Boyertowu borough
Fleetwood borough
Mumburg borough ,
Kutstown borough
Reading City
Toptln borough ,
Woinelsdorf borough ,
West Reading,
Wyomtsslng
BLAIR COUNTY
Altoona City
Bell wood borough,
Duncansrllle borough
Gaysport borough ,
Hollldaysburg borough ,
Juniata borougu
Martlnsbnrg borough ,
Roaring Springs borough
Tyrone borough ,
Williamsburg borough ,
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Athens borough,
J.e Ruysville borough,
New Albany borough ,
Rome borough ,
South Waverly borough
Towanda borough
Troy borough ,
Wyalnslng borough
BUCKS COUNTY.
Attleboro,
Bristol borough ,
Chalfout
Doylestown borough
Hulmevllle borough
Langhorne borough
Langhome Manor borough,
Morrlsvlllc borough,
New Hope borough ,
Newtown borough ,
Perkasle borough ,
Quakertown borough ,
Rlchlandtown borough ,
Sllverelale borough,
Telford borough ,
Yardley borough ,
BUTLER COUNTY
Rutler borough ,
Bruin
Evans City
Mars borough
Prospect • borough ,
Slippery Rock,
Zelienople borough ,
Valencia ,
CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Ashylllc borough
Carrolltown borough
T)ale borough
East Cone maugh borough ,
Et>ensbnrg borough
Franklin borough ,
Gnllitzln borough ,
Hastings borough ,
Johnstown City ,
Loretto borough ,
Lilly borough ,
Patton borough
Portage borough
Rosedale borough
South Fork borough,
Tunnel Hill borough
CAMP-ON COUNTY
Emporium borough,
$5 70
167 17
30 59
41 80
116 06
1,082 52
30 52
115 14
45 60
102 02
1,747 62
2,070 62
$1,621 22
$1,148 00
19 00
00 29
50 92
255 36
120 20
9 50
49 40
122 36
119 61
1,093 64
3,614 86
(60 80
38
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1 94
1 90
117 55
84 36
26 60
$294 52
204 52
$22 42
34 20
9 31
83 60
1 90
34 20
3 80
76 00
21 28
37 24
106 40
19 95
12 16
76
1 56
5 70
$470 48
470 48
$026 04
$523 40
83
58 90
3 80
1 37
38 00
87 20
40
713 00
1,640 03
$1 52
11 40
30 78
202 67
100 70
30 40
9 36
43 23
475 00
3 04
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53 20
23 52
76
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1,044 10
1,044 10
$110 20
$20 14
20 14
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Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on Loans — Continued.
CARBON COUNTY, $155 80
Beaver Meadow - - "
East Mauch Chunk l>orougli,
Bast Side
Lehlghtou borough
Mauch Chunk borough ,
Summit Hill borough
Weatherly borough,
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CENTRE COUNTY ,
Bellefonte borough
Centre Hall borough, . . <
Mllesburg borough, ....
Mlllheim borough, .....
Philipsbnrg borough,
Unionvllle borough, ....
CHE8TER COUNTY
Atglen borough ,
Avondale borough,
Coatesville borough, ....
Downlngtown borough , .
Honey Brook borough, ,
Kennett Square borough,
Oxford borough , ,
Parkesburg borough, ..,
Phoenlxville borough,
Spring City borough, .
west Chester borough, .
West Grove borough, . . ,
CLARION COUNTY
Clarion borough,
East Brady borough, . . .
Edlnburg borough
Rlmersbnrg borough , ...
St. Petersburg borough,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, . .
Chester Hill borough, .,
Clearfield borough, ....
Coalport borough ,
Curwensville borough,
Du Bois borough ,
Osceola borough , ,
_____ _ _ ^ ^
CLINTON COUNTY, ...
Lack Haven CIfy, .
Logan ton borough.
Mill Hall borough,..
Renovo borough , ...
1,820 06
COLUMBIA COUNTY, ..
Berwick borough .
Bloom sburg borough ,
Catawissa borough,
Central in borough,
Orangey I lie
~~ -— — — 771 g0
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Camp Hill borough
Carlisle borough,"
MechaniCKburg borough ,
I>moyne ,
New Cumberland borough ,
Newvlllo borough
Shlppensbnrg borough
Shi remans town borough, ...
__. _ — ^ ^
CRAWFORD COTTNTY.
Cambridge Springs borough,
Cochranton borough
Tonnes utviPe borough, ....
Hydetown borough,
LinesvWe borough,
Mendville City
Saegertown borough
Rpartansburg through
Tltusviiip City
Townville borough ,
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$4 56
27
10
57
101
08
53
20
141
36
42
94
870 81
$158 83
|402 80
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98
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561 74
$91 01
$12
92
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507
99
170
84
38
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95
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214
70
123
50
712
50
133
05
857
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61
87
2,444 50
$235 78
$95 00
38
95
15
89
10
64
3
42
163 90
$230 28
$4
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337
48
37
58
85
68
144
40
34
20
643 85
$389 50
$826
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38
15
58
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937 46
$178 63
$100
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53
20
50
66
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593 17
$14
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60
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180
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$134
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310
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1
14
4
56
565
82
2
42
1,083 52
2,535 51
899 68
No. 2.
REPORT OF THE FINANCES.
877
Revenues of tlie Commonwealth. Tax on Loans — Continued.
DAUPHIN COUNTY,
Halifax borough
Harrlsburg City,
Middle town borough.
Millers burg borough, . .
Penbrook borough, ....
Royal ton borough , ....
Steoltou borough,
DELAWARE COUNTY, ...
Alden borough
Chester City
Clifton Heights borough,
Col wyn borough ,
Collingdale borough ,
Darby borough,
Eddystone borough
Glenolden borough, ....
Lansdowne borough , ...
Marcus Hook borough, .
Media borough
Norwood borough , ....
Prospect Park borough,
Ridley Park borough,
Rutledge borough
Sharon Hill borough, .
Swarthmore borough, ..
Yeadon, ,
ELK COUNTY.
Johnsonburg borough , .
Rldgeway borough
Saint Mary's borough,
ERIE COUNTY
Corry City,
Elgin borough ,
Erie City
Pairview borough
Middleboro borough, ...
North East borough ,
Platea,
Union City,
FAYETTE COUNTY
Belle Vernon borough,
Brownsville borough, . .
Connellsvllle borough, .
Dawson borough ,
Fair chance borough, ...
Fayette City
Mason town borough , ...
Point Marlon borough,
Uniontown borough, . . .
South Brownsville, ....
FOREST COUNTY.
Tlonesta borough , ....
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Chambersburg boron jrh,
Mercersbnrg borough , . .
Waynesboro borough , . .
FULTON COUNTY,
GREENE COUNTY.
East Waynesburg,
Greensboro borough , . .
Waynesburg borough , . .
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, ..
Huntingdon borough , . .
Mapleton borough
Mt. Union borough, ...
Shade Gap borough, . , . .
INDIANA COUNTY
Blalrsville borough, ...
Indiana borough,
Saltsbnrg borough, ....
82,196 00
$6 84
6,408 47
ItiB 34
15 20
5 70
9 50
78 15
5,082 20
$677 67
7,378 20
74 29
2,351 93
93 10
73 72
7 00
210 90
1 90
125 97
435 86
9 50
335 67
72 20
192 66
300 20
41 53
214 70
286 90
93 10
4,921 73
5,599 40
$38 43
262 20
292 60
$598 23
593 28
$4 00
$290 32
66
1,322 24
1 52
1 52
198 84
1 38
141 05
1,957 48
1,961 48
$217 90
77 90
106 40
76 00
18 24
18 62
28 50
23 10
39 90
494 00
229 90
1,112 56
1,330 46
$30 63
$30 68
-
80 63
$159 98
31 54
57 00
248 52
248 52
$8 82
8 82
167 58
76
203 80
$372 14
372 14
$321 53
$129 96
1 24
11 02
1 83
144 05
465 58
$772 16
$95 00
2«9 87
67 26
432 13
^ 1,204 29
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3?8 AULUTOU GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA Off. Doc.
Revenues of tin* Commonwealth. Tax on Loans — Continued.
JEFFERSON COUNTY $364 SO
BrocJtwayvule borough, $3 SO
Brookviiie borougli, 00 80
Falls Creek 59 47
Punxsutawney borough, 370 30
Reyuoldsville borougu, 37 45 531 01
JUNIATA COUNTY
Thonipaontowu oorough
LACKAWANNA COUNTY ,
Blakely borougu,
Dal ton borougu
Dickson City borough
Dimniore borougu
Jermyu borougu
Mooslc
Mayneld boroug.i ,
Old Forge
Scrautou City
Throop ,
Waverly borougli ,
Wiutoii borougu,
LANCASTER COUNTY
Adauiatowu borougu ,
Akron borough ,
Christiana l>orougli ,
Columbia borougu ,
Denver
Elizabeth town borough
Epnrata borougu
Lancaster City
Lititz borough
Manhelux borough
Marietta borougu ,
Mouut Joy borough
Quarry ville borougu
Strasbui g borougu
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Elwood City,
New Castle City,
New Wilmington borougu ,
South New Castle,
Wampum ,
Hazel Dell
LEBANON COUNTY,
Jonestown borough ,
Lebanon City
LEHIGH COUNTY
Allentown City ,
Catasauqua borough
Coopersburg borough ,
Coplay borough
Emaus borough ,
Macungie borough , .-
Slatinglon borough ,
West Bethlehem borough,
LUZERNE COUNTY
Ashley borougli
Courtdale ,
Dorraneeton borough ,
Edwardsvillc boroug.i ,
Exeter borough ,
Forty Fort borough,
Frelnnd borough,
Hazleton City,
Kingston borough,
Lain in borough ,
Laurel Run borough ,
Luzerne borough ,
Nanticoke borough
Plttston Ciiy
Shickshlnny borough
Sugar Not"h borough,
West Hnzeton borough,
\V» st I'ittston borough ,
White Haven borough,
Wilkes-Barre City
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896 71
1
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1 00
$2,606 20
236 36
$41 80
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5,254 04
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6,140 88
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750 58
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1,007 16
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108
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2,702 95
$8,007 42
3,522 9 j
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180
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85
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228
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117
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390
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$1,027 05
$10 58
186 96
11 40
20 60
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1,627 05
1,874 89
3,592 84
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49 78
14 44
74 S3
74 83
$379 45
$105 30
165 74
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154 28
4 56
1 90
084 00
57 00
7 60
1,240 82
No. ± ItEPOUT OF THE FINANCES. 879
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax ou Loan* — Continued.
LYCOMING COUNl'Y,
llughcsville borough ,
Jersey Shore borough ,
Montoursville borough
Muncy borough
South Williauisport borough
Willlamsport City,
McKEAN COUNT.
Kane borough ,
Mt. Jowett borough,
Port Allegheny borough,
Smethport borough
MERGER COUNTY
Greenville borough
OroTe City borough,
Jackson Centre borough,
Mercer borough ,
Sandy Lake borough ,
Sheakleysvllle borough
South Sharon ,
West Middlesex borough
Wheatland borough,
_ _ _ ^ ^
MIFFLIN COUNTY, $153 90
Lewistown borough, . $ 169 30
McVey town bciough , 2 66 471 96
_____ ^ ^
MONROE COUNTY.
Delaware Water Gap borough ,
East Stroudsburg borough,
Stroudsburg borough
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Ambler borough
Bridgeport borough ,
College ville borough,
Conshohocken borough
East Greenville borough
Hatfield
Jenkintown borough,
Lansdale borough,
Narberth borough
Norrlstown borough,
North Wales borough ,
Pennsburg borough ,
Pottstown borougb .
Royersford boruugh
Rock ledge borough ,
Souderton borough
Schwenksvltle
West Conshohocken borough ,
West Telford,
_____ _____ __ ^ ^
MONTOUR COUNTY : $19 00
Danville borough $493 24 493 24
512 24
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
Bangor borougb ,
Bath borough a
Bethlehem borough,
East Bangor borough ,
Easton City
Hellertown borough ,
Nazareth borough .
Pen Argyl borough
Portland borough ,
South Bethlehem borough ,
Northampton
Northampton Heights
Stockertown
West Easton
$6 84
152 00
76 76
$235 60
$2,588 74
$207 10
112 10
22 80
201 40
60 80
40 66
107 54
178 60
277 40
1,328 18
45 60
81 61
167 20
69 16
15 20
142 88
7 60
55 48
12 16
3,133 47
235 60
$1,057 16
$144 40
66 50
907 44
76 76
,510 34
62 70
93 39
117 86
6 84
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38 00
49 40
3 80
23 50
4,243 05
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY,
Mount Carmel borough, ....
Shamokln borough
PERRY COUNTY
Blaln borough
Dnncannon borough ,
MUlerstown borough ,
Newport borough , . .
5,300 21
$2,029 55
$577 22
764 18
1,341 40
3,370 05
$631 17
$ 38
32 49
26 60
66 41
125 88
757 05
3S0
AUDITOR GENERAL OP PENNSYLVANIA
Off. Doc.
Revenues of the Commonwealth. Tax on Loans — Continued.
PHILADELPHIA CITY AND COUNTY,
POTTER COUNTY,
Austin borough,
Coudersport borough,
LewisviUe borough
Oswago,
Shingle House,
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
Ashland borough,
Auburn borough
Cressona borough.
Frackvllle borough ,
Gllberton borough
Girardville borough,
Gordon borough , .
Mahanoy City
McAdoo borough ,
Middleport borough ,
MinersTllle borough
New Philadelphia borough
Orwigsburg borough
Palo Alto borough
Pine Grove borough,
Port Carbon borough
Pottsville City
Saint Clair borough
Schuylkill Haven borough
Tamaqua borough ,
Tower City borough,
Tremont borough
SNTDER COUNTY,
Middleburg borough
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Confluence borough ,
Hooversvllle borough
Myersdale borougb
Paint
Salisbury borough
Windber
SULLIVAN COUNTY,
Dushore borough
Porksville borough
La Porte borough,
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Hallstead borougb
Lanesboro borough ,
Montrose borough ,
New Mllford borough,
Oakland borough,
TIOGA COUNTY
Blossbnrg borough
Oovlngton borough ,
Elkland borough ,
Knoxvllle borough
Lawrencevllle borough
Liberty borough ,
Nelson borough ,
Tioga borough
Wetlsboro borough
UNION COUNTY
Hartleton borough,
Lewishnrg borough,
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McDonald borough ,
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Starrucca borough,
Waymart borough,
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Jcanette borough
Ligonier borough ,
Livermore borough
Mt. Pleasant borough
New Florence borough,
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Penn borough
Scottdale borough,
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South West Greensburg borough
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Dovpr borough
F.aat Prosper! borough,
Glen R< ck borough ,
Hanover borough ,
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Shrewsbury borough ,
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Bell wood Bank
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Centre County Banking, Bellefonte
Central Bank of Dunbar,
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Cassatt ft Co. . Philadelphia
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Putin Bros. , Philadelphia
Drexel ft Co. , Phlladelphln
Ensworth, F. W. Waterfonl
Exchange Bank, Marietta
Everett Bank, Everett
E. J. Moore Co. . Phlladelphln
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K. W. Clark ft Co. , Philadelphia
Edward B. Smith * Co
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Farmers' nnd Merchants' Bank. St. Marys
Franklin Savings Bank. Franklin
Frambes ft Clark. Philadelphia
Fanners' Bank , Merccrsburg
Foxbnrg Bank , *
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Farmers* and Traders' Bank . Westflold
Fulton Comity Bank
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Knoxvllle Banking.
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L«echburg Banking Co
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Roaring Springs Bank
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Sugar (Jrove Savings Bank
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Scottdale Bank
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Thomas D. Yannessa ft Co
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Wlnthrop, Smith ft Co. , Philadelphia,
Wood, Clark J. , Philadelphia
W. W. Peichnum ft Co. , Saegertown,
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Youngsville Savings Bank ,
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32. FERTILZIER LICENSES, YEAR 1010.
Armour Fertilizer Works, Baltimore, $500 00
American Agricultural Chemical Co. , N. Y 5,430 00
Allentown Manufacturing Co. , 105 00
American Agricultural Chemical Co., Baltimore, 585 00
American Fertilizing Co 200 00
Atlantic Fertilizing Co. , Baltimore 225 00
American Reduction Co. , Pittsburg, 150 00
Amos Eby & Co., Strasburg, Pa 120 00
Aucker, R. S. , Shamokin , Pa. , 105 00
Brubaker, Elias S., Richland, Pa., 15 00
Bowker Fertilizing Co. , N. Y. , 570 00
Berger Bros. , Easton , 05 00
Baugh & Sons Co., Philadelphia, 070 00
Buffalo Fertilizing Co. , 300 00
Berg Co., Philadelphia, 135 00
Beckert, W. C, Pittsburg 15 00
Baltimore Fertilizer Co 105 00
Baxter, Henry V. , Chester, Pa 30 00
Bradley & Green Fertilizer Co., Philadelphia 60 (X)
Bay Chemical, Balto 90 00
Bradley & Green Fertilizer Co. , Philadelphia 15 00
Baltimore Pulverizing Co., Baltimore, 75 00
Chesapeake Chemical , Baltimore, 120 00
Cambria Fertilizing Co.. Johnstown, Pa., 80 00
Coe Mortimer Co., N. Y., 355 00
Corson, G. W. II., Plymouth Meeting, Pa., 15 00
C. C. Piersons Sons, Philadelphia 75 00
Charles A. Sickler & Bro., Wilkes- Bar re, 00 00
Central Chemical, Hagerstown, Md., 15 00
Daniel Levan , Lebanon : 15 00
D. Blocker & Co., Gettysburg 35 00
D. A. Thomas & Co., Hagerstown, Md., 225 00
Dungan Wallace Co. , Doylestown , Pa. , * 50 00
D. B. Martin Co., Philadelphia 405 00
Daniel Levan , Lebanon , Pa 235 00
D. W. Romberger, Elizabethville, Pa 15 00
D. J. Trout 30 00
Eisman F. C., Meadville, Pa 15 (XI
E. J. Young Packing Co., Washington, Pa., 15 00
Emil Wahl Manufacturing Co. , Philadelphia , 20 00
E. Daron, Dover, Pa. , 15 00
Eureka Fertilizer, Perry ville, Md 315 00
F. W. Tunnell & Co., Philadelphia 205 00
Farmers' Fertilizer Works , Elizahe thtnwn , 125 00
Farmers' Fertiz and Feed Co., Westminster, Md 95 00
Fretz Mahlon Co., Sellersville, Pa 30 00
F. K. Walt Co., 75 00
F. Houston, 30 00
Follmer & Wright, Benton, Pa., 15 00
F. P. Miller, Springtown, Pa 15 00
German Koli Works, Baltimore, 45 00
G. Ober & Sons Co., Baltimore, 115 00
Gawthrop, Jos. R. , Kennett Square, 80 00
Griffith & Boyd Co. , Baltimore , 455 (X)
Glicks Seed Farms. Lancaster, Pa. , 30 00
Geo. T. Sale. Fox Chase, Pa 15 00
Henry F. Mitchell , Philadelphia 30 00
Hubbard Fertilizing Co., Baltimore 280 00
Heinlzelman , Jas. D. . Wanamaker, Pa., 15 00
Home Fertilizer & Chemical . Balto. , 105 00
Hager, II. F., Richland. Pa., 30 00
Henrv A. Dreer, Inc., Philadelphia 15 00
Hartfanft Frank. Coalesville, Pa. 105 00
Hirsch, Stein & Co., Chicago, 111., 05 00
Henrv Cope & Co. , Lincoln University, Pa. , 175 00
Henry S. Zook. Elverson, Pa., 4\ 00
H. H. Ahrens, Reading. Pa., 15 00
Harrisburg Rendering Co. , 15 00
International Seed Co., Rochester, N. Y., 70 00
I. P. Thomas & Son Co., Philadelphia, 335 00
Josiah Cope & Co. , per A. O. Co. , Baltimore , f 45 00
J. C. Gerbig & Son . Chambersburg, D^ithzed by Vj< 15 00
J. H. Barlenschlager, Stewartstown, ,..,,., 80 00
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Revenues of the Common wealth. Tax on Sale of Fertilizers — Continued.
J. Wenderoth & Sods, Camden, N. J., 15 00
J. E. Tygert Co. , Philadelphia, 325 00
Jaricki Chemical Co. , Sandusky, Ohio , 230 00
Joseph C. Walker & Sons, Gap, Pa. , . . * 30 (X)
Joseph G. Downward Co., Coatesville, -25 00
J. Trinley , Spring City , Pa. , 75 00
J. I j. and H. Stadler Rendering and Fertilizing Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 120 00
Jacob Ulmer Packing, Pottsville 20 00
John F. Wright, Benton, Pa 30 00
J. S. Dickey, 30 00
Keystone Bone Fertilizer Co., Philadelphia, 285 00
Kulms , Da vid , Lehigh ton , 15 00
Lister's Agricultural Chemical Co., Newark, N. J., 795 00
Lancaster Chemical Co. , 300 00
Mowrey Latshaw Hardware Co. , Spring City, 15 00
Markle Noah , Seitzland, Pa., 85 00
Maule, Win. H., Philadelphia, 15 00
Miller Fertilizer Co., Baltimore 335 00
M. L. Shoemaker & Co., Ltd., Philadelphia, 290 00
Mehring Freak , Westminster, Md. , 80 00
M. P. Hubbard & Co., Baltimore 150 00
Mapes Formula and Peruvian Guano, N. Y. 2(50 00
Martin & White, 180 00
Nassau Fertilizer Co., N. Y. , 200 00
Nitrate Agencies Co., N. Y., 60 00
Oxford Packing Works, 30 00
Oyler & Spangler, Gettysburg 30 00
Pittsburg Provision and Packing Co 240 00
Philip Hoffman and Bro. , Easton , Pa. , 45 00
Patapsco Guano Co. , Baltimore , 430 00
Pennsylvania Fertilizer Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 155 00
Piedmont-Mt. Airy Guano Co., Baltimore, 285 00
Pennsylvania Ammonia and Fertilizing Works, Harrisburg 105 00
Perkins, J. D., Coatesvillo, Pa 00 00
Pugh & Lyons, Oxford , Pa 40 00
Roberts Fertilizer Co. , Pittsburg, 30 00
Reese Jacob Estate, Chester, Pa 20 00
Rasin Monumental Co. , Baltimore, 945 00
Robert A. Woold ridge Co. , Baltimore 325 00
Rainsburg Fertilizer Co. , Frederick , Md. , 125 00
Reading Bone Fertilizer, 405 00
Richard, J. G., Ashland, Pa., 45 00
Robt. A. Reichard, Allentown, Pa., 145 00
Simons, F. A., Bristol , Pa., 45 00
Srayser, H. H., York, Pa 30 00
Schaal-Sheldon Fertilizer, Buffalo, N. Y. , 180 00
Smith- Agricultural Chemunl , Columbus . Ohm IfiO 00
Swift & Co., Chicago, 111., 155 00
S. M. Hess & Bro 450 00
Scott Fertilizer Co., Elkton, Md., 305 00
Sullivan Bros. , Avondale , Pa. , 75 00
Trenton Bone Fertilizer Co., N. J. , 180 00
Tuscarora Fertilizer, Baltimore , 220 00
T. S. Kenderdine & Sons, Newtown , Pa. 85 00
Thomas James Co. . Williamsport , Pa. , 105 00
Templin , J. M. , Honeybrook 50 00
Tilden Fertilizer Co. , Tilden . Pa. , 30 00
Taylor Provision Co. , Trenton , N. J , 45 00
Tilden Fertilizer Works, York, 15 00
Urich, P. A., Lancaster 245 00
Union Chemical, North Wales 270 00
U. S. Fertilizing Co. , Baltimore, 15 00
Wooldridge Fertilizer Co. , Baltimore, 145 00
W. E. Wharm Co., Conshohocken , Pa., 225 00
Waltemyer, A., Stewartstown , Pa., 75 00
Wm. L. Myers, Doylestown , Pa. , 35 00
WfnT S. Hastings & Son, Atglen, Pa 75 00
York Chemical Co.„ 485 00
Total, 820.135 00
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Revenues of the Commonwealth — Fines.
FINES.
Automobile, * $1,677 50
Court Martial 0 237 50
Egg, 2,205 00
Factory Laws 145 00
Feeding Stuffs 2,490 06
Fertilizer Law, 250 00
Fishing 5,278 20
Game 9,801 54
Ice Cream 1 ,526 06
Lard, J 50 00
Linseed Oil 100 00
Live Stock 72 30
Moat, 100 00
Milk 1,795 48
Mine 70 00
Non-Alcoholic Drink 887 50
Oleoma rgarine, 18,272 96
Public Road 12 50
Pure Food, 6,993 26
Renovated Butter, 197 00
Sabbath Breakiug 653 65
State Police, 3,734 26
Vinegar, 348 50
Total, $56,998 27
REFCXDED CASH.
R. K. Young , Auditor General $59 80
A. E. Sisson, Auditor Gcnerul , 59 25
John C. Groome, Supt. State Police 203 29
N. B. Critchfield, Secretary Agricultural Department, 84
I. B. Brown, 3,000 00
Robert S. Conklin, Commissioner of Forestry, 100 00
James E. Roderick, Chief of Mines 16 20
A. S. Seibert, Acting Secretary Penna. R. R. Commission, 768 69
L. O. McLane, Secretary Public Roads Commission, House of Rep-
resentatives, Session of 1909, 268 95
G. W. McNees. Chairman Topographical and Geological Survey Com-
mission of Penna . , 673 17
S. G. Dixon, Health Commissioner, 38,006 57
A. D. Glenn, Deputy Supt. Public Instruction 61 01
J. S. Crawford, Executor of the Estate of J. W. Crawford, of Pitts-
bur- 215 70
Samuel B. Rambo, Supt. Public Grounds and Buildings, 295 49
James F. Woodward, Chairman Appropriation Committee, House
of Representatives, Session of 19CX) 1 ,438 59
Charles Johnson, Resident Clerk, House of Representatives, 231 40
II. F. Kephard, Chief Clerk to Senate, 29 67
Johu A. Evans, Additional Law Judge, Fifth District, 12 25
Chas. II. Elliott, per A. Nevin Pomeroy, Supt. Public Printing and
Binding 38 05
Eastern Penna. State Institute for Feeble Minded, Etc., Spring
City. Pa 180 17
State Hospital for Insane , Warren , Pa. , 2, 136 86
Total, $47,855 95
FEES OF PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Robert McAfee, Secretary of the Commonwealth, $105,763 11
David Martin , Insurance Commissioner 3,302 00
Samuel W. McCuIlough , Insurance Commissioner 142,146 76
M. Hampton Todd . Attorney General, 11 ,759 55
Chas. II. Ileustis. Health Officer, Philadelphia, 13,925 00
Henry Ilouck, Secretary Internal Affairs, 1,994 25
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Revenues of the Commonwealth. Liceuaes.
W. R. Batt, State Registrar, 1,624 00
Thus. L. Montgomery, State Librarian and Secretary Penna. Free
Library Commission , 521 40
Robt. K. Young, Auditor General, 194 00
A. E. Sisson , Auditor General , 119 25
I)r. A. E. Blackburn, Secretary and Treasurer Pennsylvania State
Board of Examiners for Registration of Nurses, 1,957 02
James Roderick, Chief Depart mcut of Mines, 2,844 00
James W. Kellogg, Chief Chemist, 252 00
\V. S. Seibert, Acting Secretary Penna. R. R. Commission, 70 50
G. F. Sproule, 243 50
Total, $280,710 34
ESCHEATS.
Amount escheated to Commonwealth as per Act of April 17, 1872,
and May 2, 1899 $14,898 55
Total $14,898 55
GROSS RECEIPTS— NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Tax on gross receipts of notaries public as provided in the Act of May
20, 1805, Section 1 , P. L. p. 840, $4,920 48
Total $4,920 48
ANNUITY FOR RIGHT OF WAY.
Eric Railroad Company , $10,000 00
Total $10,000 00
LICENSES.
Automobile Licenses $320,305 02
Fertilizers Licenses 20, 135 00
Fishing Licenses , 3 ,034 75
Hunters' Licenses 901 40
Oleomargarine Licenses, 79 ,825 40
Renovated Butter Licenses, 708 33
Live Stock Sanitary Board for the Enrollment Licenses of Stallions, 2,990 07
Total, $433,901 17
AMOUNT REFUNDED ON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION.
Counties. Amounts.
Adams $6,987 10
Bedford, 10,941 34
Bradford 3,057 50
Bucks, (T f 10,201 15
Butler, ed by VjV (;tx37 99
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ReTenues of tbe Common wealth. Miscellaneous.
Cambria, 8,415 52
Centre, 3,615 88
Chester. 7 ,213 4U
Clearfield , 20,085 73
Clinton 3,532 82
Columbia, 9,484 15
Crawford, 0,101 98
Cumberland 4 , 695 12
Dauphin 4 06
Elk 6,664 95
Fayette, 12,361 91
Franklin 9,225 16
Huntingdon 15,996 32
Indiana, 17,648 07
Jefferson, 6,267 58
Lancaster, 8,902 00
Lebanon, 1,429 48
I^ehigh, 9,982 46
Luzerne, 14,658 86
Lycoming, 15 ,451 02
Mercer, 7,587 52
Mifflin, 3,979 24
Monroe, 4,936 99
Montgomery , 13 52
Montour 562 60
Northampton, 8,501 72
Northumberland ' 14,765 16
Perry 11 74
Potter 4,996 60
Schuylkill, 12,375 36
Somerset, 5,681 50
Sullivan, 10,532 54
Tioga, 9,194 42
Venango, 24,173 56
Warren 233 98
Washington 4,386 07
Wayne, 9,874 16
Westmoreland, 45,663 89
Wyoming, 4,390 56
York 16,57\ 20
Total, $409,454 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
Forest Fires Expenses Refunded , $4 , 795 51
Accrued Interest and Penalties, 48,580 59
Care for Insane, 37,817 85
Collections of Surety Bonds 883 50
Conscience Money , 405 04
Forest Reservation, Sundry Revenues, 9,178 77
Insurance of State Property, 6,950 00
Lands, 1,841 96
U. S. Government Bond, Premium and Interest , 81,193 75
Restitution State Capital Trials 14,000 00
Total, $205,646 97
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Summary of Payments.
EXPENDITURES
OF THE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS
At the State Treasury from the 1st day of December, 1909, to the 30th
day of November, 1910, both days inclusive.
1. Expenses of Government:
Senate,
House of Representatives,
Legislative Record,
Judiciary,
Public Printing and Binding,
Executive Department,
State Department,
Auditor General's Department ,
Treasury Department,
Attorney General's Department,
Department of Internal Affairs
Department of Mines
Inspection and Supervision of Coal Mines,
Department of Public Instruction,
Adjutant General's Department ,
Factory Insnector's Department
Insurance Department,
Banking Department,
Department of Agriculture,
State Highway Department,
Department of Forestry
Department of Fisheries
•State Library,
State Reporter,
State Police Department,
Water Supply Commission ,
Commissioners of Navigation ,
State Railroad Commission ,
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, ....
Board of Revenue Commissioners ,
Board of Paidons ,
Board of Public Charities
Board of Public Accounts,
Armory Board of Pennsylvania,
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings,
$18,375 00
16,585 00
7,186 80
973,261 00
300,340 33
34,346 22
57,323 47
121,854 56
42,300 00
77,466 01
94,509 85
23,875 00
167,352 02
26,989 50
30,790 26
90,283 84
43,308 36
91,359 65
372,326 78
155,963 97
201,752 13
73,663 50
72,971 76
10,080 50
254,870 75
23,930 78
29,a32 22
72,486 64
1,900 00
1,900 00
4,900 02
25,350 00
500 00
85,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
Charles Johnson, resident clerk, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,500 00
Contingent expenses, 3,050 00
EMPLOYES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Employees of the House of Representa-
tives, salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 6,610 00
Thomas II. Garvin, chief clerk, for in-
dexing Journal of the House of Rep-
resentatives, session of 1909, 300 00
*
Total House of Representatives, $16,585 00
LEGISLATIVE RECORD.
Telegraph Printing Co., of Harrisburg,
Pa.
For printing appendix and index for
Legislative Record, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 8 $6,886 80
For preparing index for Legislalive
Record, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 8, 300 00
Total, $7,186 80
JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT.
James T. Mitchell, chief justice, salary
from December 1, 1909, to December
31, 1909, |875 00
Clerk hire 208 33
D. Newlin Fell, chief justice, salary from
January 1, 1910, to November 30, 1910, 9,625 00
Clerk hire 2,500 00
D. Newlin Fell, associate justice, salary
from December 1, 1909, to December
30, 1909 833 37
J. Hay Brown, associate justice, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910 10,000 00
Clerk hire 2,500 00
S. Leslie Mestrezat, associate justice,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 10,000 00
Clerk hire 2,500 00
William P. Potter, associate justice,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 20, 1910, 10,000 00
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Expenditures of the Common wealth. Judiciary — Continued.
Clerk hire 2,500 00
John P. El kin, associate justice, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 10,000 00
Clerk hire, 2,500 00
John Stewart, associate justice, salary
from November 1, 1909, to November
30,1910, . ... 10,833 33
Clerk hire, 1,400 00
Robert von Mosehzisker, associate jus-
tice, salary from January 1, 1910, to
November 30, 1910, 9,166 63
Clerk hire, 2,291 66
Total, $87,733 32
SUPERIOR COURT.
Charles E. Rice, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, $9,000 00
Clerk hire, 1,040 00
John J. Henderson, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 9,000 00
Clerk hire, 808 25
Thomas A. Morrison, salarv from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 9,000 00
Clerk hire, 1,200 00
George B. Orlady, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 9,000 00
Clerk hire, 1,500 00
John B. Head, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 9,000 00
Clerk hire, 966 55
James A. Beaver, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 9,000 00
Clerk hire, 1,500 00
William D. Porter, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 9,000 00
Clerk hire, 1,078 65
Total> $71,093 45
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
FIRST DISTRICT PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.
COURT NO. 1.
F. Amedee Bregy, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber, SO, 1910, |8,500 00
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Expenditures of th«» Coiihuod wealth. Judiciary — Coatiuuwl.
Edward W. Magill, aditional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
John L. Kinsey, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 CO
COURT NO. 2.
Mayer Sulzberger, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 8,500 00
William W. Wiltbank, additional law
judge, salarv from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Norris S. Barratt, additional law judge,
salarv from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
COURT NO. 3.
Charles B. McMichael, president judge,
salarv from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Robert von Moschzisker, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to December 31, 1909, 708 37
William C. Ferguson, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Howard A. Davis, additional law judge,
salarv from January 5, 1910, to
November 30, 1910, 7,700 25
COURT NO. 4.
Robert N. Willson, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Charles Y. Audenried, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
William Wilkins Carr, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
COURT NO. 5.
J. Willis Martin, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 8,500 00
Robert Ralston, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November SO, 1910, 8,500 00
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William H. Staake, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 11)00, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
SECOND DISTRICT, LANCASTER COUNTY.
Charles I. Landis, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 0,000 00
Expense, 10 00
Aaron B. Hassler, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 6,000 00
THIRD DISTRICT, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Henry \V. Scott, President Judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, (5,000 00
Russell C. Stewart, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, (i,0(W 00
Expense, 81 00
FOURTH DISTRICT, TIOGA COUNTY.
David Cameron, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 (10
Expenses and mileage, 491 fw»
FIFTH DISTRICT, ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
COURT NO. 1.
Marshall Brown, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, . : 8,500 0"
James R. MacFarlane, additional law
Judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Thomas J. Ford, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
COURT NO. 2.
Bobert S. Frazer, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 8,500 00
John D. Shafer, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
John C. Haymaker, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
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COURT NO. 3.
John M. Kennedy, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 8,500 00
John A. Evans, additional law judge,
salarv from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Expense, 71 12
Livingston L. Davis, additional law
judge, salarv from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
* COURT NO. 4.
Joseph M. Swearingen, president judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Thomas D. Carnahan, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Josiah Cohen, additional law judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 8,500 00
SIXTH DISTRICT, ERIE COUNTY.
Emory A. Walling, president judge, sal-
arv from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 7,000 00
SEVENTH DISTRICT, BUCKS COUNTY.
Mahlon II. Stout, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
EIGHTH DISTRICT, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Clinton R. Savidge, president judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 6,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 696 42
Voris Auten, additional law judge, sal-
arv from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 6,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 64 80
NINTH DISTRICT, CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Wilbur F. Sadler, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 51 00
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BxpenditurcB of the CoiaiuouweulUi. Judiciary — Continued.
TENTH DISTRICT, WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
Lucien W. Doty, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 6,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 22 GO
Alexander D. McConnell, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 0,000 00
ELEVENTH DISTRICT, LUZERNE COUNTY.
John Lynch, president judge, salary from
December 1, 1909, to August 21, 1910, . . 4,338 G2
Expense, 13 45
George S. Ferris, president judge, salary
from September 1, 1910, to November
30, 1910, 1,500 00
Henry A. Fuller, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 6,000 00
Expense and mileage, 52 95
G. L. Halsey, additional law judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Decem-
ber 31, 1909, 500 00
John M. Garman, additional law judge,
salary from January 1, 1910, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 5,500 00
George S. Ferris, additional law judge,
salary from December- 1, 1909, to Aug-
ust 31, 1910, 4,500 00
Benjamin R. Jones, additional law judge,
salarv from October 27, 1910, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 580 06
TWELFTH DISTRICT, DAUPHIN COUNTY.
George Kunkel, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 7,500 00
Samuel J. M. McCarrell, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 7,500 00
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT, GREENE COUNTY.
James Ingram, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909 to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expense, 24 96
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, FAYETTE COUNTY.
Robert E. Umbel, president judge, salary
from November 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 6,500 00
Expense, 31 00
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Expenditures of tho Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
J. Q. Van Swearingen, additional law . •
judge, salary from December 1, 11)09, to
November 30, 1910, 0,000 00
Expenses and Mileage, 277 22
FIPTKENTH DISTRICT, CHESTER COUNTY.
Joseph Hemphill, president judge, sal-
ary, from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 0,000 00
William Butler, Jr., additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909, \o
November 30, 1910, 0000 00
SIXTEENT DISTRICT, SOMERSET COUNTY.
Francis J. Kooser, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to October
31, 1910, 4,5S3 33
Expenses and mileage, 186 45
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT, UNION AND SNYDER
COUNTIES.
Harold M. McOlure, president judge, sal-
ary from December, 1909, to November
3(£ 1910, '. 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 113 24
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT, CLARION COUNTY.
Harry It. Wilson, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, ' 90 12
NINETEENTH DISTRICT, YORK COUNTY.
John W. Bittengcr, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 0,000 00
Nevin M. Wanner, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, (5,000 00
TWENTIETH DISTRICT, BEDFORD. HUNTINGDON
AND MIFFLIN COUNTIES.
Joseph M. Woods, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 7,000 00
TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
Arthur L. Shay, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 6,000 00
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Expenditure* of the Coimuoiiwculth. Judiciary — Continued.
Expense, 40 40
H. O. Bechtel, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 11)09, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 6,000 00
Charles N. Brumm, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 0,000 00
TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT, WAYNE COUNTY.
Alonzo T. Searle, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 584 66
TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT, BERKS COUNTY.
Gustavus A. Endlich, president judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, _ 6,000 00
William K. Stevens, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909, to
December 31, 1909, 500 00
George W. Wagner, additional law judge,
salary from January 1, 1910, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 5,500 00
TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT, BLAIR COUNTY.
Martin Bell, president judge, salary
from November 1, 1910, to January
2, 1910, 860 22
Thomas J. Baldridge, president judge,
salary from January 14, 1910, to No-
vember 30, 1910, ./.... 4,422 02
Expense, 60 05
TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT, CAMERON, CLINTON
AND ELK COUNTIES.
Harry Alvan Hall, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 26 50
TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT, COLUMBIA AND MON-
TOUR COUNTIES.
Charles C. Evans, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 151 40
TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
John A. Mcllvaine, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 6,000 00
James P. Taylor, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, _ 6,000 00
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Expenditures or the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT, VENANGO COUNTY.
George S. Criswell, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 26 70
TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT, LYCOMING COUNTY.
William W. Hart, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 49 13
THIRTIETH DISTRICT, CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Thomas J. Prather, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 520 15
THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT, LEHIGH COUNTY.
Prank M. Trexler, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 7,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 37 00
THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT, DELAWARE COUNTY.
Isaac Johnson, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 0,000 00
Expense and Mileage, 110 45
William B. Broomall additional law
judge, 'salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 6,000 00
Expenses, 10 80
THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT, ARMSTRON GCOUNTY.
Willis D. Patton, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expense and mileage, 78 75
THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT, SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY.
Ralph H. Little, president judge, sal
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 381 17
THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT, MERCER COUNTY.
A. W. Williams, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 78 30
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Expenditures of the Commonweal th. Judiciary — Continued.
THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT, BEAVER COUNTY.
Richard S. Holt, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, - 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 282 58
THIRTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT, FOREST AND WARREN
COUNTIES.
William E. Rice, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to June 30,
1910, 2,916 65
Expenses and mileage, 286 65
W. D. Hinckley, president judge, salary
from Julv 21, 1910, to November 30,
1910, ..*. 1,814 52
Expense, 18 20
THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT, MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Aaron S. Swartz, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 6,000 00
Henry K. Weand, additional law judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 6,000 00
THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT, FRANKLIN COUNTY.
W. Rush Gillan, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expense and mileage, 307 89
FORTIETH DISTRICT, INDIANA COUNTY.
S. J. Telford, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and Mileage, 57 20
FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT, JUNIATA AND TERRY
COUNTIES.
James W. Shull, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 1,551 95
FORTY-SECOND DISTRICT, BRADFORD COUNTY.
Adelbert C. Fanning, president judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 39 55
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary— Continued.
FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT, MONROE AND PIKE
COUNTIES.
Charles B. Staples, president judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 890 08
FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT, WYOMING AND SULLIVAN
COUNTIES.
Charles E. Terry, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 147 95
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT, LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
Henry M. Edwards, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 0,000 00
Edward C. Newcomb, additional law
judge, salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 6,000 00
James J. O'Neill, additional law judge,
salarv from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 6,000 00
FORTY-SIXTH DISTRICT, CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
Allison O. Smith, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 316 65
FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT, CAMRR1A COUNTY.
Francis J. O'Connor, president judge,
salarv from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910 7,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 102 20
FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT, McKEAX COUNTY.
Joseph W. Bouton, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 197 05
FORTY-NINTH DISTRICT, CENTRE COUNTY.
Ellis L. Orvis, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
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Expenditure!! of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
FIFTIETH DISTRICT, BUTLER COUNTY.
James M. Galbraith, president- judge,
salary from December 1, 1901), to
November 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 86 80
FIFTY-FIRST DISTRICT, ADAMS AND FULTON COUN-
TIES.
Samuel S. McC. Swope, president judge,
salary from November 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, . . 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 28 90
FIFTY-SECOND DISTRICT, LEBANON COUNTY.
Allen W. Ehrgood, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to May 20,
1910, 2,352 17
Charles V. Henry, president judge, sal-
ary from June 2, 1910, November 30,
Ji910, 2,48G 14
FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT, LAWRENCE COUNTY.
William E. Porter, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 50 50
FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
John i\V. Heed, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 424 55
FIFTY-FIFTH DISTRICT, POTTER COUNTY.
John Ormerod, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, ' 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 434 80
FIFTY-SIXTH DISTRICT, CARBON COUNTY.
Horace Heydt, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Expenses and mileage, 243 (>0
Total, 1648,175 99
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
SEPARATE ORPHANS' COURT.
PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.
William N. Ashman, president judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
May 31, 1910, 4,250 02
William N. Ashman', salary as re-
tired judge, from June 1, 1910, to
November 30, 1910, 2,124 96
Clement B. Penrose, salary from Decem-
ber, 1, 1909, to November, 30, 1910, . . 8,500 00
Morris Dallett, salary from December
1, 1909, to November, 30, 1910, 8,500 00
Joseph F. Lamorelle, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, .... 8,500 00
Edward A. Anderson, salary from De-
cember 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . 8,500 00
Charles F. Gummey, salary from Novem-
ber 5, 1910, to November 30, 1910, . . 613 86
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
William G. Hawkins, Jr., president
judge, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
James W. Over, salary from December
1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
J. J. Miller, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 8,500 00
BERKS COUNTY.
H. Willis Bland, president judge, salary
from December 1, to November
30, 1910, ; . . . 6,000 00
Expenses, 102 00
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
M. F. Sando, president judge, salary
from December 1, to November
30, 1910, 6,000 00
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Eugene O. Smith, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 6,000 00
LUZERNE COUNTY.
Andrew M. Freas, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, '. 6,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
MacHenry Wilhelm, president judge,
salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 6,000 00
WESTMORELAND COUNTY
John B. Steel, president judge, salary
from October 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1Q10; 7,000 00
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
William F. Solly, president judge, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 6,000 00
FAYETTE COUNTY.
James C. Work, president judge, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 6,000 00
Total, 1115,590 84
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
Charles D. Smith, Adams county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to December
31, 1909, 160 00
G. H. Trostle, Adams county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to December
31, 1909, 150 00
Leo A. Sneeringer, Adams county, sal-
ary from January 1, 1910, to Septem-
be 30, 1910, '. 115 00
W. Howard Dick, Adams county, salary
from January 1, 1910, to September
30, 1910, 110 00
William Brice, Sr., Bedford county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 755 00
W. J. Diehl, Bedford county, salary
from January 1, 1909, to December 31,
1909, 260 00
J. W. Huff, Bedford county, salary from
December 1, 1909, to August 31, 1910, 310 00
George J. LaBarr, Cameron county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910 315 00
John A. Wykoff, Cameron county, salary
from October 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, 300 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
W. S.. Harris, Clinton county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to*Mav 31,
11)10, 880 00
Charles II. Bressler, Clinton county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1000, to May
31, 1910, 845 00
William Krichbaum, Columbia coutity,
salary from September 1, 1000, to .
August :U, 1910, 425 00,
Elmer C. Yeager, Columbia county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1900, to August
31, 1910, 4:50 00
Thomas 15. Oilloney, Elk county, salary
from September i, 1909, to August 3±,
1910, 535 00
Harry R. Hyde, Elk county, for services
as associate judge 300 00
Frank X. Kreitler, Forest county salary
from October J, 1909. to December 31,
1909, 75 00
Perry C. Hill, Forest county, salary
from October 1, 1909, to September
30, 1910, 495 00
David T. Humbert, Fulton county, sal-
ary from January 1, 1909, to Decem-
ber 31, 1909, . / 300 00
John W. Hoop, Fulton county, salary
from January 1, 1909, to September 30,
1910, '. 350 00
II. Richardson, Huntingdon county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to May
:n, 19.10 590 00
W. E. Lightner, Huntingdon county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to. May
31, 1910, ". 495 00
R. Elliott Groninger, Juniata county,
salary from December 1, 1908, to No-
vember 30, 1909, 300 00
Jerome (1. Shelley, Juniata county, sal-
ary from December 1, 1908, to Novem-
ber 30, 1909 300 00
Forrest Swyers, Mi Hi in county, salary
from October 1, 1909, to September 30,
1910, 325 00
G. H. Bell, Mifflin county, salary from
January 1, 1909, to December 31, 1909, 315 00
G. H. Metzgar, Monroe county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August 3i,
1910 830 00
John M. Bassard, Monroe county, salary
from September 1, 1909, August 3J,
1910> WBflkdbyGoOj
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
Lloyd W. Welliver, Montour county, sal-
ary from October 1, 1909, t^ September
30, 1910, 455 00
Frank G. Blee, Montour county, salary
from January 1, 1909, to December
31, 1909, ...' 375 00
Jacob Johnston, Perry county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to February
28, 1910, 235 00
Lucius C. Wox, Perry county, salary
from December 1, 3909, to August 31,
1910, 225 00
George Patterson, Perry county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, 280 00
George R. Quick, Pike county, salary
from January 1, 1909, to August 3l,
1910, * 380 00
John F. Englehart, Pike county, salary
from January 1, 1909, to December 31,
1909, •." 300 00
J. F. Keller, Snyder county, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31, 1910, 540 00
P. F. Riegel, Snyder county, salary from
September 1, 1909, to December 31,
1909, 240 00
Joseph R. Hendricks, Snyder county,
salary from December 1, 1909, to May
31, 1910, 155 00
Henry Richlin, Sullivan county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to' May 31,
1910, 045 00
Robert Kschinka, Sullivan county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Mav
3i; 1910, \ 795 00
George M. Englehart, Union county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 550 00
William W. Brown, Union county, salary
from October 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, 505 00
John Siggins, Warren county, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910 410 00
Joseph Walkerman, Warren county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 495 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
George D. Vaughn, Wyoming county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to May 3^
1910, 1,020 00
James L. Vose, Wyoming county, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Febru-
ary 28, 1910, 775 00
Total, 19,440 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alfred B. Allen, deputy prothonotary of
the Supreme Court, Eastern District,
Philadelphia, Pa., salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910,. . . . 2,000 04
Dessa Craigmile, clerk to the prothono-
tary of the Supreme Court, Eastern
District, Philadelphia, Pa., salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,200 00
Alexander M. Smith, record clerk, East-
ern District, Philadelphia, Pa., salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,500 00
M. W. Caskey, clerk to the prothono-
tary of the Supreme Court, Western
District, Pittsburgh, Pa., salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 1,200 00
Lewis W. Moore, crier of the Supreme
Court, Eastern District, Philadelphia,
Pa., salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 1,500 00
Jere B. Rex, crier of the Supreme Court,
Middle District, Harrisburg, Pa., sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 000 00
Robert L. Frieber, crier of the Supreme
Court, WTestern District, Pittsburgh,
Pa., salarv from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 1,500 00
Raymond M. Wood, tipstaff of the Su-
preme Court, Eastern District, Phila-
delphia, Pa., salary from December
1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, 1,650 00
John R. Kauffman, tipstaff of the Su-
preme Court, Eastern District, Phila-
delphia, Pa., salary from. December
1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, 1,500 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
Robert Liberton, tipstaff and librarian
of the Supreme Court, Eastern Dis-
trict, Philadelphia, Pa., salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 1 ,749 96
Willis E. Lauderdale, tipstaff of the Su-
preme Court, Eastern District, Phila-
delphia, Pa., salary from December 1,
1909,. to May 31, 1910, 750 00
G. Fred. Gibbs, tipstaff of the Supreme
Court, Eastern District, Philadelphia,
Pa., salary from June 1, 1910, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 750 00
John J. Waterhouse, tipstaff of the Su-
preme Court, Eastern District, Phila-
delphia, Pa., salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 1,500 00
J. B. Smith, tipstaff of the Supreme
Court, Eastern District, Philadelphia,
Pa., salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910 1,500 00
A. Wilson McCandless, tipstaff of the
Supreme Court, Western District,
Pittsburgh, Pa., salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910,. . . . 300 00
William Pearson, prothonotary of the
Supreme Court, Middle District, Har-
risburg, Pa., contingent expenses 300 00
Homer H. S trickier, deputy prothono-
tary of the Supreme Court, Middle
District, llarrisburg, Pa., salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910 480 00
Alfred B. Allen, deputy prothonotary
of the Superior Court, Philadelphia,
Pa., salaries of crier and tipstaves
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 0,000 00
LIBRARY OF THE SUPREME AND SUPERIOR COURTS, IMULADHLr
PHIA, PA.
Banks Law Publishing Co., New York
City, 71 10
Boston Book Co., Boston, Mass 45 00
George II. Dixon Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,. 323 75
Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co.,
Rochester, N. Y 40 00
Rees, Welsh & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa 142 00
The Frank Shepard Co., New York City, 13 00
Thomas W. Price Co., Philadelphia, Pa.', 504 21
West Publishing Co., St. Paul, Minn.,.. 192 25
George T. Bisel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.r . 594 25
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Judiciary — Continued.
Franklin Printing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 178 75
T. and J. W. Johnson Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 18 00
John Wanamaker. Philadelphia. Pa 165 10
University of Pennsylvania Law Re-
Review* Philadelphia, Pa 3 00
Bancroft-Whitney Co., San Francisco,
Calif .' 35 00
LIBRARY OF THE SUPREME AND SUPERIOR COURTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
George IT. Alexander Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., 137 05
George T. Bisel Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 445 10
Rees, Welsh & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,.. 80 00
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND SUPPLIES AND OTHER
NECESSARY EXPENSES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
Banks Law Publishing Co., New York
City, 450 00
Benjamin S. Bentley, Williamsport, Pa., 249 05
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa.,... 0 00
Homer II. S trickier, Harrisburg, Pa., 12 80
Charles Duffy, Harrisburg, Pa 20 45
Charles E. Scholl, Williamsport, Pa.,. ... 90 90
Samuel H. Stevens, prothonotary. Scran-
ton, Pa., 72 51
William K. Tavlor, Philadelphia, Pa.,.. 88 45
Peter Bricker, Williamsport, Pa., 20 00
Western Bank Note and Engraving Com-
pany, Pittsburgh, Pa., 52 00
George H. Alexander and Co., Pitts-
burgh, Pa., 87 03
William F. Murphv Sons Co., Philadel-
hia. Pa., ". 04 55
George Pearson, prothonotary, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., 05 94
William G. Johnston Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., 31 25
Liberty Express Co., Pittsburgh, Pa 32 00
Thomas W. Price Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 244 31
Total, 31,227 40
RECAPITULATION.
Judges of the Supreme Court $87,733 32
Judges of the Superior Court, 71,093 45
Judges of the Common Pleas Court,.. 048,175 99
Judges of the Separate Orphans' Courts, 115,590 84
Associate Judges, 19,140 00
Miscellaneous, 31,227 40
Total Judiciary, $973,261 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Printing and Binding.
PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.
A. Nevin Pomeroy, Superintendent of
Public Printing and Binding, salary
from December 1, 190!), to November
30, 1910, $3,000 00
Clerk hire, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, G,900 00
Contingent expenses, 750 00
Total, |10,650 00
Printing and Binding.
Charles E. Auginbaugh, State Printer,
for printing, binding, ruling, et cetera,
per contract and general appropria-
tion act of 1909, miscellaneous print-
ing, ' |85,G75 92
Department reports, 58,357 27
Harrisburg Publishing Company, for
printing, binding and ruling 53,887 90
Total, $197,921 15
Supplies of Public Printing and Binding.
Donaldson Paper Company, Harrisburg,
Pa., paper and envelopes, $f>0,8GG 40
I. N. Megargee & Co., Inc., Philadelphia,
Pa., paper and envelopes, 0,859 42
Paul Johnston, Harrisburg, Pa., paper
and envelopes, 3,532 04
M. H. Plank, Harrisburg, Pa., paper
and envelopes, 8,852 73
Ailing and Cory, Pittsburgh, Pa., paper
and envelopes, 2,507 31
Howard L. Morrison, Washington, 1). C,
paper and envelopes 14 00
C. H. Elliott Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., paper and envelopes, 30 50
C. H. Elliott Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., cuts and plates 2,782 79
Stuetzer and Frizlen, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Cuts and plates 50 00
Sun Job Printing Office, Baltimore, Md.,
cuts and plates, 24 74
Brenker and Kessler Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., paper and envelopes 248 05
Total #91.709 18
RECAPITULATION.
Department of Public Printing and
Binding $10,050 00
Printing and Binding, 197,921 1H
Supplies for Printing and Binding, 91,709 18
Total, $300,340 33
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Expenditures of tbe Commonwealth. State Depitrtuaent.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Edwin S. Stuart, Governor, salary from
September 1, 1U09, to August 31, 1910, f 10,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 10,299 84
Contingent expenses, 2,550 00
Robert S. Murphy, Lieutenant Governor,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910 2,249 9G
Contingent expenses, 500 00
Thomas F. Bell, executive controller,
salarv from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, I 2,946 42
Contingent expenses, 800 00
Total, ..... 134,346 22
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Robert McAfee, Secretary of the Com-
monwealth, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 8,000 00
Lewis E. Beitler, Deputy Secretary of the
Commonwealth, salarv from December
1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, 3,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1.
1909, to November 30, 1910, 39,198 47
Contingent expenses, 3,750 00
Lewis E. Beitler, Deputy Secretary of
the Commonwealth, for enforcing pro-
visions of the ballot laws, per act of
1909, 1,125 00
John P. Whit worth, Clerk to the Board
of Examination of Letters Patent,
relative to the granting of charters
for underground and elevated passen-
ger railwav companies, per Act of 1909,
P. L. p. 908, 750 00
Incidental expenses, Sec. 11, Act of
1909, 1,500 00
Total, »57,323 47
AUDITOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Robert K. Young, Auditor General, sal-
arv from December 1, 1909, to Mav 2,
1910, ,,..,..'.., 1,660 67
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Auditor General's Department.
A. E. Sisson, Auditor General, salary
salary from May 3, 1910, to November
30, 1910, ". 4,6GC> G7
Thomas A. Crichton, Deputy Auditor
General, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November *30, 1910, 3,000 00
N. E. Hause, Chief Clerk, salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 3,000 00
James V. Murray, Corporation Clerk,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 3,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 75,977 95
Contingent expenses, 3,200 00
Examination of accounts of countv offi-
cers, per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 80«, 397 73
Incidental expenses, Section 11, Act of
1909, 1,500 00
Costs incurred in the entering of liens
for State taxes, per Act of 1909, P.
L. p. 8G7, 250 00
Traveling Auditors' salaries and expenses for the examinations
of the accounts of institutions receiving State aid.
John T. Fish, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 1,500 00
Expenses, 990 48
George J. Churchill, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 1,500 00
Expenses, 448 29
John Davis, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 1,500 00
Expenses, 732 00
C. W. Bodine, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 1,500 00
Expenses 1,042 98
For the purchase of patent Indices, registries, law books, etc.,
per Act of 1909:—
George T. Bisel Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., 18 00
T. and J. W. Johnson Co., Philadelphia,
Pa 25 00
Warren O. Foster, Harrisburg, Pa 5 00
The Finance Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 5 00
Rees, Welsh and Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 20 00
Moody Manual Co., New York City, 12 00
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For the payment of persons employed by the Auditor General
to discover, prosecute and collect delinquent corporation taxes,
per Section 9, Act of 1909.
William P. Beeber, Williamsport, Pa., . . 152 00
Cochran & Williams, York, Pa., 22 18
D. Howard Conrad, Philadelphia, Pa., 300 00
A. W. Duy, Bloomsburg, Pa., 126 66
W. A. Erdman, Stroudsburg, Pa., 145 72
J. Wilmer Fisher, Beading, Pa., 200 97
F. D. Gallup, Smethport, Pa., Ill 17
Joseph W. Gross, Philadelphia, Pa., ... 10 57
Boyd 8. Henry, Kittanning, Pa., 17 09
Hice, Morrison, Keader & May, Beaver
Pa., 200 99
J. K. Horton, Philipsburg, Pa., 389 61
E. P. Leuschner, Pottsville, Pa., 186 74
Glenn C. Mead, Philadelphia, Pa., 160 00
William Maul Measey, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,438 25
Andrew S. Miller, Pittsburgh, Pa., 624 78
Bobert S. Murphy, Johnstown, Pa 146 83
J. Lee Plumber, Hollidaysburg, Pa., . . 25 89
Frederick E. Scott, Scranton, Pa 1,399 26
William H. Spencer, Williamsport, Pa., 10 00
Charles W. Stone & Son, Warren, Pa., . < 7 40
Stone & Stone, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1,377 88
Swartley & Bunting, Doylestown, Pa., . . 83 40
Andrew G. Williams, Butler, Pa., 8 38
H. G. Wasson, Pittsburgh, Pa., 2,660 00
J. M. Campbell, Mercer, Pa., 71 37
Buffington Gilpin, Kittanning, Pa., .. 10 00
W. Wallace Chisholm, Huntingdon, Pa., 79 37
Cornelius Haggarty, Philadelphia, Pa., 57 38
John F. Kell, York, Pa., 200 00
Kirkpatrick & Maxwell, Easton, Pa., . . 165 55
John H. Minds, Philadelphia, Pa 904 87
Thomas E. Murphy, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 3 23
Bernard J. Myers, Lancaster, Pa., 144 36
J. F. Beynolds, Carbondale, Pa., 17 02
C. W. Catlin, Port Allegany, Pa., 38 87
Clark & Stewart, Brookville, Pa., 46 77
Leon B. Ferry, Wellsboro, Pa., 10 50
J. Clarence Funk, Harrisburg, Pa., 319 46
F. W. Hays, Oil City, Pa., 71 10
Charles A. Snyder, Pottsville, Pa., 150 00
Bobert L. Stuart, Allentown, Pa., 150 00
Henry J. Wilson, Big Run, Pa., 17 50
H. B. Hartswick, Clearfield, Pa., 393 68
Bobert K. Aiken, New Castle, Pa., 100 00
F. W. Downey, Waynesburg, Pa., 5 00
William H. Earnest, Harrisburg. Pa., . . 13 19
Joseph E. Fleitz, Wilkes-Barre, Pa 246 02
Christian C. Kauffman, Columbia Pa., . . 61 60
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Auditor General's Department.
Langham & Elkin, Indiana Pa.,* 34 15
Josiah Smith, Chester, Pa., 194 44
Williams & Mitchell, Butler, Pa., .... 226 79
Beacom & Newill, Greensburg, Pa., 120 78
Howard M. Counsil, Lock Haven, Pa., . . 30 30
Alfred Marvin, Matamoras, Pa., 4 60
John M. Scott, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,634 09
W. D. Wallace, New Castle, Pa., 81 85
W. U. Hensel, Lancaster, Pa., 20 00
Koontz & Ogle, Somerset, Pa., 34 43
Franklin L. Lyle, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 176 65
William I, Schaffer, Chester, Pa., .... 61 70
James S. Beacom, Greensburg, Pa., . . 97 54
W. E. Crow, Uniontown, Pa., 149 47
J. Orin Wait, Erie, Pa., 82 39
George B. Roddv, New Bloomfield, Pa., 60 00
Peter M. Speer, Oil City, Pa., 5 00
Total, 1121,854 56
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
John O. Sheatz, State Treasurer, salary
from December 1, 1909, to May 2, 1910, 3,347 82
C. F. Wright, State Treasurer, salary
from May 3, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 4,652 18
Joseph P. Gates, cashier, salary from
December 1, 1909, to May 30, 1910, . . 1,500 00
Harry D. Jones, cashier, salary from
from June 1, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 1,500 00
Joseph B. LeCompte, assistant cashier,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 2,200 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 21,900 00
Clerical assistance, 2,500 00
Additional clerks, 2,700 00
Contingent expenses 1,000 00
Incidental expenses, Sec. 11, Act of 1909, 1,000 00
Total, |42,300 00
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
M. Hampton Todd, Attorney General,
salary from September 1, 1909, to Aug-
ust 31, 1910, $12,000 00
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Expenditure!* of the Commonwealth. Attorney Geuet-iil'* Depart incut.
J. E. B. Cunningham, Deputy Attorney
General, salary from December 1, 1009,
to August 31,' 1910, 3,750 00
William M. Hardest, Assistant Deputy
Attorney General, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910 3,500 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 9,099 84
Contingent expenses, official fees, witness fees, costs, etc.. per
Act of 1900, P. L. 870.
Attorney General's Department, for
contingent expenses and official fees, 1,500 00
'Meyer Goldsmith, contingent expense
of Attorney General's Department, . . 1,150 25
Attorney General's Department, for con-
tingent expenses, 10,000 00
Allen Lane & Scott, Philadelphia,
* Pa., for printing paper books of cases, 883 00
Harry S. Calvert, services in connection
with Capitol conspiracy cases 1,000 00
Pinkerton National Detective Agency,
for services in Capitol conspiracy
cases. Commonwealth vs. Huston, 9,529 04
,James T. Walters, for services of detec-
tives in case of Commonwealth vs. Hus-
ton 2,300 00
Pinkerton National Detective Agency,
contingent expenses of Attorney Gen-
eral^ Department, 509 78
Henry Leisenring, contingent expense of
Attorney General's Department, 4,120 00
For the payment of services and expenses of attorneys employed
In- the Attorney General, and for the payment of services,
ousts and expenses of special district attorneys appointed by
the Attorney General; per Act of 1901), P. L. p. S70.
John D. Dorris, 307 00
James Scarlet, for professional services
in Capitol conspiracy cases, 12,500 00
R. Scott Ammerman, 210 50
C. J. Hepburn. Philadelphia, Pa 1,500 00
John E. Fox, Harrisburg, Pa., for ser-
vices in Capitol conspiracy cases, . . . 3,000 00
Total, $77,406 01
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Henry Houck, Secretary of Internal Af-
fairs, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910; 4,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection.
James H. Craig, Deputy Secretary of
Internal Affairs, salary from December
1, 1909, to November *30, 1910, 3,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 42,498 36
Contingent expenses, 2,250 00
Bureau of Industrial Statistics, 3,616 46
Collection and compilation of tax sta-
tistics, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 868, . . 5,208 28
Bureau of Railways, expenses, 1,627 25
Employment of draftsmen in the copying
of surveys and ancient papers, per
act of 1909, P.'L. p. 868, 20,282 38
Investigating and surveying vacant
lands, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 868, . . 898 43
Compiling connected warrantee tract
maps, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 760, . . 3,816 52
Incidental Expenses, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 869, 1,125 00
Revising, compiling and proof-reading
railroad map of Pennsylvania, per act
of 1909, P. L. p. 775/ 278 94
Harrisburg Publishing Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., for printing, binding and mount-
ing revised edition of railroad maps of
Pennsylvania, per act of 1909, P. L. p.
775, ." 5,908 23
Total, , *94,509 85
DEPARTMENT OF MINES.
James E. Roderick, Chief, salarv from
September 1, 1909, to August 31, 1910, ?4,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 15,500 00
Contingent expenses, 4,375 00
Total 123,875 00
INSPECTION AND SUPERVISION OF COAL
MINES.
Anthracite Districts.
First District —
P. J. Moore, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910 $3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 639 91
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
Second District —
L. M. Evans, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 428 37
Third District—
D. T. Williams, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 258 21
Fourth District —
H. O. Prytherch, inspector^ salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 359 65
Fifth District—
H. D. Johnson, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 3,750 00
Contingent expenses, 555 67
Sixth District-
Hugh McDonald, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 335 01
Seventh District —
Thomas H. Price, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 643 29
Eighth District-
Patrick M. Boyle, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 517 99
Ninth District —
D. T. Davis, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 687 75
Tenth District-
Joseph J. Walsh, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 360 75
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
Eleventh District —
D. J. Roderick, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 638 22
Twelfth District—
P. C. Fenton, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 555 99
Thirteenth District —
A. B. Lamb, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, , 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 831 63
Fourteenth District —
James A. O'Donnell, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 714 43
Fifteenth District —
Benjamin I. Evans, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 768 44
Sixteenth District —
Martin McLaughlin, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 716 04
Seventeenth District —
Isaac M. Davies, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 499 16
Eighteenth District —
John Curran, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August, 31,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 496 75
Nineteenth District —
M. J. Brennan, inspector, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August, 31,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 689 00
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Expenditures of the Common wealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
Twentieth District —
Charles J. Price, inspector, salary
from September 1, 1900, to August
31, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 490 58
Total, f71,036 87
Bituminous Districts.
First District-
Alexander McCouch, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910 '. |3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 678 .67
Second District —
C. B. Ross, inspector, salary from
November 16, 1909, to November 15,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 773 17
Third District-
Thomas K. Adams, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 699 16
Fourth District —
Elias Philips, inspector, salary from
November 16, 1909, to November 15,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 672 59
Fifth District—
I. O. Koby, inspector, salary from No-
vember 16, 1909, to November 15,
1910 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 811 57
Sixth District-
Thomas D Williams, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910 3,000 00
Contingent exuenses, 493 82
Seventh District —
Arthur Neale, inspector, salary from
November 16, 1909, to November 15,
1910 3,000 00
Contingent expenses 570 51
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Mine I napcctlon— Continued.
Eighth District-
Joseph Knapper, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 832 90
Ninth District —
P. J. Walsh, inspector, salary from
November i6, 1909, to November 15,
1910 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 525 13
Tenth District —
Joseph Williams, inspector, salary
from November 1G, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 040 57
Eleventh District —
D. H. Blower, inspector, salary from
November 10, 1909, to November 15,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 495- 92
Twelfth District —
R. Hampson, inspector, salary from
November 16, 1909, to May 19, 1910, 1,532 25
Contingent expenses, 359 82
C. P. Byrne, inspector, salarv from
May 16, 1910, to November 15, 1910, 1,500 00
Contingent expenses, 217 39
Thirteenth District —
John F. Bell inspector, salary from
November 16, 1909, to November 15,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 581 33
Fourteenth District-
David Young, inspector, salary from
November 16, 1909, to November 15,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 532 99
Fifteenth District —
Alexander Monteith, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 635 72
Sixteenth District —
W. II. Howarth, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 609 47
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection— Continued.
Seventeenth District —
John I. Pratt, inspector, salary from
November 16, 1909, to November 15,
1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 493 34
Eighteenth District —
Thomas S. Lowther, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 589 24
Nineteenth District —
Charles P. McGregor, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 792 65
Twentieth District —
Nicholas Evans, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 659 59
Twenty-first District —
F. W. Cunningham, inspector, salary
from November 16, 1909, to Novem-
ber 15, 1910, 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 770 12
C. P. Byrne, salary as temporary
mine inspector of the 12th and 14th
districts, 598 53
Total, 177,066 45
COMPENSATION AND TRAVELING EXPENSES OF EX-
AMINERS OF CANDIDATES FOR MINE FOREMEN.
Anthracite Districts.
Second District —
M. J. Coleman, $113 68
Rena Edwards, 60 00
David R. Evans, 61 80
L. M. Evans, 33 52
John G. Hayes, 226 91
John T. Loftus, 109 60
P. G. McDonough, 118 24
William F. Malloy, 64 80
W. G. Robertson, 113 68
David Stanford, 113 68
Frank G. Wolf, 60 00
|1,075 91
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Tenth District-
James W. Reese, |60 00
F. H. Koklbraker, 60 00
Frank Kettle 60 00
Joseph Dzialdowski, 62 00
W. W. Williams 63 00
Joseph J. Wait*, 39 33
John P. Corcoran, 61 80
Williain J. Jenkins, 60 00
A. Prytherch, 60 00
H. O. Prytherch, 20 60
Eleventh District —
Peter G. Gallagher, f 64 00
Arthur D. Roderick, 60 40
David J. Roderick, 90 58
John J. Trunbach, 61 60
Frederick Yonng, 60 40
Twelfth District—
. James Reese, f 66 00
P. H. Devine, 68 40
Robert Roberts, 66 00
P. C. Fenton, 40 80
May Fenton, 60 00
283 30
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
Sixth District-
Henry T. McMillan, f 60 00
David P. Williams, 60 00
James Martin, 64 00
Hugh McDonald, 39 30
W. R. Ruger, clerk, 60 00
Seventh District ~ "
William H. Chappell, .... |60 75
Patrick McGrane, 62 50
Morgan R. Morgan, 60 75
William Price, 60 75
Thomas H. Price, 62 79
Eighth District— ; 307 54
James J. McCarthy, 60 80
Edward Carlin, 60 80
Harry Jones, 63 20
P. M. Boyle, 52 60
James A. Boyle, clerk, 60 00
Ninth District— 297 40
Thomas R. Evans, f 60 80
William Jones, 62 60
James Addis, 62 80
D. T. Davis, 83 63
C. K. Gloman, clerk, 61 60
331 43
546 73
336 98
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
Thirteenth District —
E. H. Khoads, f 02 10
George H. Young, 64 20
George W. Keller, 63 60
A. B. Lamb, 22 60
Hazle Lamb, 64 20
276 70
Fourteenth District —
Jacob M. Holt, ?64 20
John Meredith, 64 20
Patrick Curran, 70 80
Paul C. O'Donnell 67 20
James A. O'Donnell, 33 20
299 00
Fifteenth District —
James Bateman $70 20
Banjamin T. Evans, 33 00
James McHugh, 69 60
Eliza A. Persing, 66 80
Andrew Robertson, 72 00
311 60
Sixteenth District —
Edward Brennan, ?64 10
Poth Ryan, 64 10
William D. Culton 64 10
J. J. McDevitt, 60 00
M. McLaughlin, 18 20
270 50
Eighteenth District —
James Finley, ?70 80
William J. Brennan, 61 80
John Curran 194 97
S. B. Curran, 48 00
375 57
Nineteenth District —
M. J. Brennan, |7 00
Timothy Brennan, 66 40
Charles Larkin 66 40
James B. Xeale, 41 00
Edward Ryan 66 40
247 20
Twentieth District —
William Auraan $03 60
W. C. Wagner 07 20
Samuel Evans, 75 20
Charles J. Price, 39 13
I. M. Price, 63 60
308 73
Total, $5,570 39
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continual.
Bituminous Districts.
First District—
Kichard Maize $ 53 06
Israel Morris - 53 00
Alexander McCanch, 85 91
Second District —
David Clark $50 72
John McClane 59 36
C. B. Ross, 68 39
|191 97
Third District-
Edward Buckham, $50 36
George Young 55 16
Thomas K. Adams, 32 25
George L. Miller, 68 69
Fourth District —
John Aikman, $64 88
Elias Phillips 21 44
Fifth District-
John J. Hoover, |54 20
Gomer Lewis, 54 20
I. G. Roby, 42 71
Sixth District-
John W. Harrison, $57 46
Charles Severn 56 80
Thomas D. Williams, 29 96
Seventh District —
John McVickers $ 58 76
Robert Young, 68 96
Arthur Neale, 48 14
Eighth District-
Joseph Knapper, $18 00
Malcolm McDougal 77 75
C. B. Maxwell, 60 38
Ninth District —
D. R. Depriest, $63 20
P. J. Tormav, 50 90
P. J. Walsh, 70 44
Tenth District—
J. M. Jones $50 72
F. P. McFarland, 50 00
Joseph Williams, 54 05
178 47
206 46
86 32
151 11
144 22
175 86
156 13
184 54
154 77
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
Eleventh District —
Samuel J. Lohr, f 60 56
Edward Quinn, 51 35
D. R Blower, . . . . 43 27
Twelfth District—
R. Hampson, f 53 90
John Reed, 34 32
James Wood, 53 00
Thirteenth District —
James Henderson, f 55 88
William Lander, 54 62
John F. Bell, 69 40
Fourteenth District —
Alexander McCanch, Sr., . . f 66 92
E. A. Walters, 51 74
David Young, 27 20
Fifteenth District —
T. A. Estep, f 54 32
Timothy McCarthy, 63 50
Alexander Monteith, 53 04
Sixteenth District —
W. H. Howarth, f 41 52
J. J. McTntyre, 60 80
J. E. Struble, 63 80
Seventeenth District —
James J. Bovle, f 58 64
Simon P. McCaffery, 63 02
John I. Pratt, 44 08
Eighteenth District —
A. E. Bachert, .... ?69 56
T. B. Gallagher, 65 18
Thomas S. Lowther, 38 60
Ninteenth District —
William Bird, f 54 89
Charles P. McGregor, 60 65
John Walters, 52 88
Twentieth District —
James H. Scurfield, f 60 26
Thomas Griffiths, 70 58
Nicholas Evans, 32 62
155 18
141 22
179 90
145 86
170 86
166 12
165 74
173 34
168 42
163 46
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
Twenty-first District —
Peter Crockett, f 53 06
F. W. Cunningham, 66 75
Harry C. Drum, 59 18
178 99
Total,
13,438 94
?1,145 14
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES OF MEMBERS OF
BOARD TO EXAMINE CANDIDATES FOR MINE
INSPECTORS.
Anthracite Districts.
John H. Strauch, f 25 00
David J. Davis, 26 20
James Bache, 50 80
William Grove, 42 40
Joseph J. Kennedy, 36 40
John H. Pollard, 43 00
F. E. Zerbey, 110 84
John Gilhooley, 137 84
James Harkins, 162 80
James Llewellyn, 162 80
C. K. Gloman, 113 89
S. D. Warriner, 233 17
Bituminous Districts.
George S. Baton, $ 895 16
J. W. Donaldson, 619 25
George E. Gay, 635 00
C. B. Maxwell, 1,297 15
John Keed, 660 00
— : |4,106 56
CONTINGENT EXPENSES MINE INSPECTORS.
Sterling Specialty Co., Johnstown, Pa., . f 47 03
W. H. Pratt, Pittsburgh, Pa., 25 00
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 144 50
Thomas H. Price, Wilkes-Barre, Pa-, ... 90 04
D. T. Davis, Wilkes-Barre, 90 70
David J. Roderick, Hazleton, Pa., 88 67
P. C. Fenton, Mahanoy, City, Pa., 72 39
H. D. Johnson, Scranton, Pa., 92 05
C. P. Byrne, Punxsutawney, Pa., 122 97
Iszard Warren Co., Philadelphia, 140 70
John Davis & Son (Derby), Limited,
Baltimore, Md., 5 25
Oliver Typewriter Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., . . 96 42
Total, fl,015 72
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mine Inspection — Continued.
COUNSEL FEES.
Per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 887
Atherton & Jones, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., . . $207 50
Robins & Kunkel, Greensburg, Pa., 55 00
Alexander M. Templeton, Washington,
Pa., 700 25
Atkinson & Kunkel, Greensburg, Pa., . . 265 00
D. M. Hertzog, Uniontown, Pa., 445 00
W. H. Pratt, Pittsburgh, Pa., 297 45
Evans & Evans, Ebensburg, Pa., 126 75
W. G. Thomas, Lansford, Pa., 10 00
O'Brien & Kelley, Scranton, Pa 125 00
J. G. Wingate, Punxsutawney, Pa., 25 00
S. B. Price, & D. J. Davis, Scranton, Pa., 100 00
George J. Llewellyn, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 140 00
Lee Smith, Connellsville, Pa 10 00
Smith & Brownfield, Connellsville, Pa., 10 00
John E. Kunkle, Greensburg, Pa., 355 00
John O. Petty, Pittsburgh, Pa., 25 00
Percy A. Rose, Johnstown, Pa., 175 00
Total, |3,071 95
RECAPITULATION.
Inspection and v supervision of coal
mines:
Anthracite districts, (71,936 87
Bituminous districts, 77,066 45
Examination of candidates for mine
foremen:
Anthracite districts, 5,570 39
Bituminous districts, 3,438 94
Examination of candidates for mine in-
spectors :
Anthracite districts, 1,145 14
Bituminous districts, 4,106 56
Contingent expenses, mine inspectors, . . 1,015 72
Counsel fees, 3,071 95
Grand total, $ 167,352 02
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Nathan C. Schaeffer, Superintendent, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910 $5,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 11,100 00
Contingent expenses, 3,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Adjutant General's Department.
High school inspectors salaries and ex-
penses per act of 1909, P. L. p. 871, 5,389 50
For circulating the Pennsylvania School
Journal, per act of 1909,* P. L. p. 871, . 2,500 00
Total, $26,989 50
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Thomas J. Stewart, Adjutant General,
salary from September 1, 1909, to Aug-
ust 31, 1910 $4,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 19,800 00
Contingent expenses, 3,900 00
For classifying, editing and preparing
for publication, copies of important
and historical papers relating to the
War for the Suppression of the Rebel-
lion ; per act of 1909, P. L. p. 872 2,000 00
Collection of moneys from sureties on
bonds, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 873, . . 1,090 26
Total, 130,790 26
FACTORY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.
John C. Delaney, Chief Inspector, salary
from September 1, 1909, to August 31,
1910, $ 5,000 00
Salaries of Deputy Factory Inspectors
and office employees from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 55,599 84
Incidental and traveling expenses, .... 29,684 00
Total, $90,283 84
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
David Martin, Insurance Commissioner,
salary from December 1, 1909, to De-
cember 30, 1909, $500 00
Samuel W. McCullough, Insurance Com-
missioner, salary from January 1, 1910,
to November 30, 1910, / 5,500 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 28,308 36
Contingent expenses, 3,750 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Banking Department.
Traveling and contingent expenses of
actuary examiners and inspectors, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 874, 5,250 00
Total, 143,308 36
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
William H. Smith, Commissioner of
Banking, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, $6,000 00
John W. Morrison, Deputy Commis-
sioner of Banking, salary from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 3,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, 10,599 60
Contingent expenses, 1,687 50
For the payment of the salaries and ex-
penses of bank examiners, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 870, 70,072 55
Total, 191,359 65
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
N. B. Critchfield, Secretary of Agricul-
ture, salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, $3,500 00
Department officers and employees, sal-
aries from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, r 23,766 56
Contingent expenses, 6,750 00
Farmers' local institutes, expenses, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 882, 22,500 00
Expenses of nursery inspections, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 882, 37,213 03
State Board of Agriculture, expenses, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 882, 595 83
Special examinations or investigations, 2,745 85
Analyses of fertilizers, 21,983 68
Analyses of commercial feeding stuffs, . . 11,708 98
Analyses, etc., of linseed oil, 3,254 71
Analyses, etc., of paris green, 2,742 31
Aid to the State Horticultural Associa-
tion, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 883, 500 00
Aid to the State Dairy Union, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 883, 500 00
Aid to the State Livestock Breeder's
Association, per act of 1909, P. L. p.
883, 500 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Department of Agriculture.
DAIRY AND FOOD DIVISION.
James Foust, Dairy and Food Commis-
sioner, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 2,499 96
Clerical and stenographic services, pep
act of 1909, P. L. p. 883, , 8,006 00
Special agents' salaries, 20,440 00
Attorneys, detectives, assistants and
special work, 17,678 21
Chemists' salaries and incidental labora-
tory expenses, 16,711 97
Traveling and necessary expenses of the
commissioner and special agents, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 883, 17,832 02
STATE LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD.
Meat inspection service, 23,660 22
Indemnity for animals afflicted with
dangerous diseases, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 884, 75,000 00
Investigation of diseases of animals, . . 14,000 00
For diseased animals found in slaughter
houses, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 884, . . 11,367 56
Producing and distributing tuberculin,
vaccine, etc., and for laboratory diag-
nosis of diseases of animals, 7,156 41
Inspection of animals brought from other
states, 4,294 50
For the control and suppression of
rabies, and the quarantine of dogs, . . 3,304 65
Clerical and office expenses, 3,556 63
Equipment of laboratory, 443 95
Enrollment and inspection of stallions,
etc., per act of 1909, P. L. p. 885, .... 2,687 12
Production of hog cholera vaccine, 884 77
For repairs to roads and buildings, and
for equipment on experimental farm,
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 885, 4,541 86
Total, 1372,326 78
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Joseph W. Hunter, Commissioner, salary
from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, $8,125 00
R. D. Beman, Deputy Commissioner, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 3,600 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Highway Department.
George Ensign, Assistant Commissioner,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 3,000 00
Traveling expenses, 3,352 56
Clerks, engineers and draughtsmen, sal-
aries from December 1, 1909 to No-,
vember 30, 1910, 45,400 00
Contingent expenses, 25,000 00
AUTOMOBILE DIVISION.
Salaries from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 891, 8,535 00
Experimental work and tests per act
of 1909, P. L. p. 891, 22,951 41
Contingent expenses, 30,000 00
Total, 777.". .77777 ?155,963 97
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY.
Robert S. Conklin, Commissioner of For-
estry, salary from December 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910 f 3,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910 ' 5,500 00
Contingent expenses and special exami-
nations, per act of 1909, P. L. p. SSoy . . 3,000 00
Foresters and forest rangers, 83,283 21
For the pavment of surveys, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 885, *. 14,714 36
For the payment of draftsmen and sup-
plies for drafting and map-making,
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 880 1,216 33
For the payment of labor and other ex-
penses in connection with the main-
tenance, protection and development
of forest reserves, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 886, 47,500 00
Examination of titles, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 88^, 6,206 11
Incidental expenses, 15,000 00
State forestry reservation Commission,
traveling expenses per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 885 1,562 27
State Poorest Academy, Mont Alto, Pa.,
maintenance, .* 10,000 00
Completing and furnishing dormitory per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 748, 10,547 38
Equipment of laboratories per act of
1909, P. L. p. 748 222 47
Total, 7777 $201,752 13 T
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Department of Fisheries*.
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES.
William E. Meelian, Commissioner of
Fisheries, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 3,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910 3,000 00
Contingent expenses, 1,000 00
Hatching, propogating and distribution
of fish, : 41,021 02
Counsel fees and court expenses, 1,003 57
Expenses of the Commissioner and
members of the Fish Commission, .... 1,220 00
Erection of fishwavs, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 888 1,533 90
Maintaining and operating launch on
Lake Erie, 3,832 70
Fish wardens, salaries and expenses, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 888, 11,581 25
Field work and gathering spawn, .... 3,902 77
Building ponds and extensions, and com-
pleting hatcheries, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 888 44 88
Purchase of a plot of ground adjacent to
Erie hatchery, and erection of building
on State street, Erie, for the accommo-
dation of Ihe boat "Commodore Perrv,"
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 888, .' . . 2,516 21
Total, 973,663 50
STATE LIBRARY.
Thomas L. Montgomery, State Librarian,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910 94,125 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 9,899 76
Contingent expenses 2,625 00
Law books 2,926 27
Miscellaneous h«>oks, 5,789 83
Newspapers, 600 00
Parliamentary papers, 72 25
Law Catalogue 2,400 00
Card catalogue 2,580 00
Night assistants, 900 00
Library assistants 2,400 00
Division of Public Records 6,300 00
Incidental expenses of Division of Public
Records, 1,050 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Reporter.
Expenses of Pennsylvania Federation of
Historical Societies, per act of 1907,
P. L. p. 559, 109 50
Total, »41,777 61
PENNSYLVANIA FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION.
Maintenance, f 8,040 00
Traveling expenses of the commission, . . 89 22
Contingent expenses, 4,940 01
Total, f 13,069 23
STATE MUSEUM.
Maintenance, f 5,700 00
Contingent expenses, 3,225 00
Purchase of lantern slides, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 826, 1,000 00
Total, f9,925 00
LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU.
James N. Moore, Director, salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30
1910, $3,499 92
Clerk hire, salaries from January 1,
1910, to November 30, 1910, '. . . . 3,200 00
Incidental expenses, 1,500 00
Total, 18,199 92
RECAPITULATION.
Library, $41,777 61
Free Library Commission, 13,069 23
State Museum 9,925 00
Legislative Reference Bureau, 8,199 92
Total, 172,971 76
STATE REPORTER.
William I. Schaffer, State reporter of
the decisions of the Supreme and su-
perior Courts, salary from September
1, 1909, to August 31, 1910, $3,888 87
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Police.
Albert B. Weimer, Assistant State Re-
porter, salary from September 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 3,191 63
Contingent expenses, 3,000 00
Total, } 10,080 50
DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE.
John C. Grooine, Superintendent, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, } 3,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 4,599 84
Salaries of officers and privates from
November 1, 1909, to October 31, 1910, 162,020 91
For keeping of horses, uniforms, equip-
ment, rent of barracks, expenses, etc.,
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 893, 85,250 00
Total, } 254,870 75
WATER SUPPLY COMMISSION.
John Birkenbine, Member, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31, 1910, |3,000 00
Frederic W. Fleitz, member, salary from
September 1, 1909, to August 31, 1910, 3,000 00
Thomas J. Lynch, member, salarv from
December 1, 1909, to August 31, 1910, 2,250 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 8,519 96
Contingent expenses, 2,000 00
For constructing dike along bank of
Delaware River, at Cave Bank, Pike
county, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 759, . . 3,209 95
Completion and extension of dike at Mat-
amoras, Pike county per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 751, 1,937 87
Erection of protection wall at Bridge-
water, Pa., per act of 1907, P. L. p.
553, 13 00
Total, } 23,930 78
COMMISSIONERS OF NAVIGATION.
Salaries and expenses, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 760, } 29,832 22
Total, } 29,832 22
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Pennsylvania State Railroad Commission.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Nathaniel Ewing, Chairman, salary from
December 1, 11)09, to November 30,
1910, $8,000 00
Charles N. Mann, member, salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 8,000 00
John Y. Boyd, member, salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910 \ 8,000 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 24,980 04
Contingent expenses 23,500 00
Total, 172,486 04
BOARD OF REVENFE COMMISSIONERS.
Robert McAfee, Secretary of the Com-
monwealth, salarv from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910 $300 00
Robert K. Young, Auditor General, sal-
arv from December 1, 1909, to Mav 2,
1910 "... 125 00
COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND.
Robert McAfee, Secretary of the Com-
monwealth, salarv from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910 ?300 00
Robert K. Young, Auditor General, sal-
arv from December 1, 1909, to Mav 2,
1910 125 00
A. E. Sisson, Auditor General, salary
from Mav 3, 1910, to November 30,
1910 175 00
John O'Sheatz, State Treasurer, salarv
from December 1, 1909, to May 2, 1910, 125 00
C. F. Wright, State Treasurer/ salary
from Mav 3, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 175 00
Joseph P. Gates, Clerks to the Board,
salary from December 1, 1909, to Mav
31, 1910, '. 500 00
H. D. Jones, Clerk to the Board, salary
from June 1, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 500 00
Total $1,900 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Board of Public Charities.
A. E. Sisson, Auditor General, salary
from May 3, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 175 00
John O. Sheatz, State Treasurer, salary
from December 1, 1909, to May 2, 1910, 125 00
O. F. Wright, State Treasurer, salary
from May 3, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 175 00
C. W. Myers, Clerk to the Board, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,000 00
Total, |1,900 00
BOARD OF PARDONS.
Robert S. Murphy, Lieutenant Governor,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, $500 00
Robert McAfee, Secretary of the Com-
monwealth, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 500 00
M. Hampton Todd, Attorney General,
salary from September 1, 1909, to Aug-
ust 31, 1910, 500 00
Henry Houck, Secretary of Internal
Affairs, salary from December 1, 1909,
to November' 30, 1910, 500 00
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 2,800 02
Contingent expenses, 100 00
Total, \ |4,900 02
BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARITIES.
Bromley Wharton, general agent and
secretary, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910 $3,000 00
Frank Woodbury, M. D., secretary, Com-
mission on Lunacy, salary from De-
cember 1, 1909, to 'November 30, 1910, 3,000 00
Salaries of assistant general agents and
clerks, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 812, . . 9,350 00
Traveling expenses, 7,250 00
Incidental expenses, 2,750 00
Total, $25,350 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Armory Board.
BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
N. E. Hause, clerk to the board, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, |500 00
Total, *500 00
ARMORY BOARD OF PENNSYLVANIA.
For the erection and maintenance of
armories for use of the National Guard
of Pennsylvania, per act of 1909, P. L.
p. 702, 185,000 00
Total, 185,000 00
BOARD OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
Robert K. Young, Auditor General, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to May 2,
1910, |250 00
A. E. Sisson, Auditor General, salary
from May 3, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 350 00
John O. Sheatz, State Treasurer, salary
from December 1, 1909, to May 2, 1910, 250 00
C. F. Wright, State Treasurer, salary
from May 3, 1910, to November 30,
1910, 350 00
Harry D. Jones, secretary to the Board,
salary from Recember 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 600 00
Lloyd D. Lubold, stenographer, to the
Board, salarv from December 1, 1909,
to November 30, 1910, 200 00
Total, } 2,000 00
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND
BUILDINGS.
Samuel B. Rambo, Superintendent, sal-
ary from December 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 15,000 00
Salaries of employees from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 126,878 19
Emergency supplies and temporary help, 2,500 00
Total, $134,378 19
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Expenditures of the Commonweal th. General Fund.
INSURANCE.
Hammond & Bailey, Harrisburg, Pa., . . $225 00
J. H. Musser, Harrisburg, Pa., 248 2o
Billington, Hutchinson & Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., 10,831 90
Wagner & Taylor Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 18,696 80
C. Vernon Rettew, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 147 00
Sweeney & Clyde, Chester, Pa., .... 615 94
Total, $30,764 89
STATE ARSENAL.
J. P. Brenneman, Lancaster, Pa., for
construction of a manufacturing and
storage building at the State Arsenal,
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 808, $36,976 00
J. P. Brenneman, Lancaster, Pa., for
improving the heating system of the
State Arsenal buildings, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 808, 1,444 00
William C. Bambo, Harrisburg, Pa., for
services as superintendent of construc-
tion of manufacturing and storage
buildings at State Arsenal, 995 00
Mason D. Pratt, C. E., Harrisburg, Pa.,
for professional services in assisting
in the preparation of plans and specifi-
cations for new building at the State
Arsenal, 250 00
Total, $39,665 00
GENERAL FUND.
American Multigraph Sales Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., $259 20
Bates & Company, Harrisburg, Pa., 29 00
C. Boss Boas, Harrisburg, Pa., 20 50
Borroughs Adding Machine Co., Detroit,
Mich., 133 00
David W. Cotterel, narrisburg, Pa 748 29
Cudahy Packing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., . . 36 00
Standard Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 7 48
Derby Desk Co., Somerville, Mass., 878 85
W. Scott Stroh, Harrisburg, Pa., 123 60
Elliott-Fisher Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 442 48
Central Construction & Supply Co.,
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Expenditures of the Common wealth. General Fund — Continued.
Harrisburg Cycle & Typewriter Co.,
Harrisburg Pa., 001 15
Manz Clock Co., New York City 1>0 00
Thomas C. Warley & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., '. 11 25
Westcott & Thomson, Philadelphia, Pa., 54
C. E. Diehl, Harrisburg, Pa., 50 00
Diehl Mfg. Co., Elizabethport, N. J., . . 1(54 70
Ensminger Lumber Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 87 50
The Globe, Harrisburg, Pa., 5 70
Harrisburg Foundry & Machine Co.,
Harrisburg, Pa., 70 00
Harrisburg Light, Heat & Power Co.,
narrisburg. Pa., 402 00
Hires Turner Glass Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 32 99
George W. Himes, Harrisburg, Pa 23 25
Kevstone Blue Paper Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., '. 157 20
A. C. Smith, Harrisburg, Pa., 25 00
Library Bureau, Philadelphia, Pa 2,122,07
Lucent Oil Co., Philadelphia, Pa 104 92
Garlock Packing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 2 30
John Joseph McVey, Philadelphia, Pa.. 118 50
C. Day Rudy Co., Harrisburg, Pa 10 95
Mechanical Accountant Co., Providence,
R. I., 470 00
Monarch Tvxjewriter Co., Philadelphia,
Pa 250 97
Philadelphia Typewriter Exchange, Phil-
adelphia, Pa 90 40
Proudflt Loose Leaf Co., Grand Rapids,
Mich 107 50
H. Bentley Smith, Harrisburg, Pa 22 50
American Parquetry Floor Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., *. 45 00
Tabulating Machine Co., Washington,
D. C 330 35
Hosea Waterer, Philadelphia, Pa 35 00
Valzahn Company, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 2 50
John Maneely. Philadelphia, Pa 80 82
Williams, Brown & Earle. Philadelphia,
Pa., 304 22
Holmes Seed Company, Harrisburg, Pa., 2 50
Sterling Electrical Mfg. Co., Warren,
Ohio, 10 10
Bowman & Co., Harrisburg, Pa 15 75
Badger Fire Extinguisher Co., Boston,
Mass., 410 00
George W. Parkes, Harrisburg, Pa 3 50
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Expenditures of the Common won lth. (teneral Fund — Continued,
Weston Electrical Instrument Co., Wav-
erly, Park, Newark, N. J., 2 71
American Flag Co., New York City, . . 125 00
Builders Iron Foundry, Providence, R. I., 43S 24
Mrs, Newton Brison, Reading, Pa., 18 45
A. E. Fackleiv Harrisburg, Pa 1 35
Harrisburg Gas Co., Harrisburg, Pa., . . 45 50
George C. Fager & Sons, Harrisburg, Pa., 15 07
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa., 298 05
Dives, Pomerov & Stewart, Harrisburg,
Pa., ! 1,210 89
Donaldson Paper Company, Harrisburg,
Pa 87 39
Minnich Machine Company, Landisville,
Pa * 275 00
Joseph Goldsmith, Harrisburg, Pa., .... 542 85
Paul Johnston, Harrisburg, Pa., 43 08
S. F. Prentzel, Philadelphia, Pa 70 00
Remington Typewriter Co., Philadelphia,
Pa .' 102 01
Roberts & Meek, Harrisburg, Pa 153 20
The Shield Co., Carlisle, Pa., 10 50
Witman Brothers, Harrisburg, Pa., .... 53 32
Harrisburg Steam Heat & Power Co.,
Harrisburg, Pa 1 20
Baker-Vawter Co., New York City, .... 48 OS
J. E. Roads, Harrisburg, Pa 9 00
Richard Coogan, Philadelphia, Pa 24 50
J. R. Spong, Harrisburg, Pa., 30 00
Eugene Dietzgen, New York City 2 09
I). F. A. Greer's Sons, Johnstown, Pa., . . 113 50
Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111., . . 200 00
Sidney Tool Co., Sidney, Ohio, 038 80
John J. Kenney, Parsons, Pa 75 00
Horn & Brannen Mfg. Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 30 40
George C. Potts, Harrisburg, Pa., In 32
S. \V. Shoemaker & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 497 50
Joseph Proudman, Philadelphia, Pa., .. 19 75
Vermont Marble Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 20 00
Jacob Reed's Sons, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 8 50
Sefton's Carriage Works, Harrisburg,
Pa 18 25
L. C. Smith & Bro., Typewriter Com-
pany, Philadelphia.' Pa 289 00
Haines, Jones & Cadbury Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa
Nuss Plating Company, Harrisburg, Pa.,
F. Weber & Co., Philadelphia, Pa
York Paint & Color Co., York, Pa
James Boyd & Bro., Philadelphia, Pa., . .
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. General Fond — Continued.
Charles J. Field's Sons, Philadelphia,
Pa., 232 97
Harrisburg Stencil Works, Harrisburg,
Pa., 3 70
Dennison Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa., . . 2 50
Strawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia,
Pa., 466 73
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 130 99
J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Indianapolis,
Ind., 108 00
Safety Systems Co., New York City, .... 22 00
Addressograph Company. Chicago, 111.,. . 403 28
Art Metal Construction Co., Jamestown,
N. Y., 2,298 40
P. G. Diener, Harrisburg, Pa., 4 50
Harrisburg Pipe & Pipe Bending Com-
pany, Harrisburg, Pa., 60
B. K. Elliott Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., . 17 90
W. and L. E. Giirley, Troy, N. Y., 11 50
William H. Hoskins Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 478 83
Howard Dustless Duster Co., New York
Citv, 3 75
John W. Iliff & Co., Chicago, 111., 24 30
Blackburn & An,derman, Philadelphia,
Pa., 5 00
Jacoby & Son Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 266 00
George W. Eckert, Reading, Pa., 130 00
Keystone File Co., Chicago, 111., 5 50
Cushman & Dennison Mfg. Co., New
York City, 8 50
Edmund Mather & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 157 72
McMillan Book Co., Syracuse, N. Y., . . 4 56
Mason D. Pratt, Harrisburg, Pa., 15 00
Charles H. Miller, Harrisburg, Pa., 6 25
United Ice & Coal Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 60 00
National Fire Proofing Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., 15 00
D. H. Roads, Harrisburg, Pa., 13 00
San-Knit-ary Textile Mills, Philadelphia,
Pa., 24 00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., ..* 224 00
GohPs Paint Supply Go., Harrisburg,
Pa., 43 95
Walker & Kepler, Philadelphia, Pa., .... 176 01
E. Z. Gross, Harrisburg, Pa., 12
Thomas H. Johnston, harrisburg, Pa., . . 10 35
Barley & Smith, Harrisburg, Pa., 40 00
Bayer Steam Soot Blower Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa 838 97
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Expenditures of tbe Commonwealth. General Fund — Continued.
E. N. Cooper & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., .... 56 85
Emery Manufacturing Co., Bradford, Pa., 76 06
Harrisburg Manufacturing and Boiler
Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 1 60
S. F. Hayward & Co., New York City, . . Ill 78
W. O. Hickok Mfg. Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 128 88
Jackson Manufacturing Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., 36 95
Jamestown Metal Furniture Co., James-
town, N. Y., 155 57
A. B. Tack, Harrisburg, Pa., 13 00
Robert Ross Jones & Bro., Harrisburg,
Pa 20 40
Keuffel & Esser Co., Hoboken, N. J., 1 75
McCambridge-Cooper & Co., Philadel-
delphia, Pa., 33 60
Middletown Furniture Co., Middletown,
Pa., 342 00
J. L. Mott Iron Works, Philadelphia,
Pa 6 22
Neostyle Company, New York City, 45 00
Northeastern Planing Mills Co., Read-
ing, Pa., 532 00
Pull Fastener Co., Rochester, N. Y., 8 00
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., 14 50
Charles L. Schmidt, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 149 10
Joseph L. Shoemaker, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,021 68
Dauphin Electrical Supplies Co., Harris-
burg, Pa 74 23
Harrisburg Paste Works, Harrisburg,
Pa., 3 00
American Engineering & Mfg. Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., 18 60
Total, *24,377 94
BONDS OF OFFICIALS.
Cotton & Shaw, Pittsburgh, Pa 46 25
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co., of Balti-
more, Philadelphia, Pa., 25 00
F. W. Cunningham, Washington, Pa., . . 46 25
Charles P. McGregor, Washington, Pa., 46 25
Pennsylvania Surety Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., 165 00
Fidelity & Deposit Company, of Mary-
land, Philadelphia, Pa., .". 60 00
Ball & Roberts, Pittsburgh, Pa., 775 00
Citizens Title & Trust Co., Uniontown,
Pa., 60 00
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Expenditures of the Coiuniouweultli. Contract Schedule.
Elias Philips, Pittsburgh, Pa 40 25
Vogel & Wharton, Pittsburgh, Pa 162 50
Brinton-Packer Co., Harrisburg, Pa., . . 20 00
Commonwealth Trust Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., 25 00
Title Guaranty & Surety Co., Scranton,
Pa., I ' 1,200 00
Chas, P. Byrne, Washington, Pa 35 00
Total, $ 2,712 50
ADVERTISING.
Pittsburgh Gazette Times, Pittsburgh,
Pa., '. $354 80
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa., 440 00
Franklin Repository, Chambersburg, Pa., 71 50
Gazette & Bulletin, Williamsport, Pa., 139 20
German Daily Gazette, Philadelphia, Pa., 330 00
Harrisburg Telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., 229 95
Johnstown Tribune, Johnstown, Pa., . . 95 10
Philadelphia Item, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 354 00
Pottsville Republican, Potlsville, Pa., . . 154 35
The Press, Pittsburgh, Pa., 124 20
Erie Times, Erie, Pa 233 00
The Tribune, Hcranton, Pa., 141 00
Total, |2,080 30
STORM DOORS.
Van Kannel Revolving Door Company,
>'ew York City, ! . $1,393 00
Total, $1,393 00
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER OUTSIDE OF CAPITOL.
Harrisburg Light, Heat and Power Com-
pany, Harrisburg, Pa #1,719 05
The Horn & Brannen Mfg. Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., 50 00
Total, |1,709 05
STEAM HEAT AND POWER OUTSIDE OF CAPITOL.
Harrisburg Steam Heat & Power Com-
pany, Harrisburg, Pa., $448 80
W. o/llickok Mfg. Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 13 48
Edmund Mather & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 22 89
Total, $485 17
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WATER.
City of Harrisburg, |3,379 10
Total, 13,379 10
ELEVATOR, MACHINERY, ELECTRIC, PLUMBING
AND STEAM-FITTING SUPPLIES.
Harrisburg Steam Heat and Power Com-
pany, Harrisburg, Pa., 42 57
Dauphin Electrical Supplies Company,
Harrisburg, Pa., ~ 784 Gl
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa., 181 21
Harrisburg Electric Supply Co., Harris-
burg, Pa., 60 79
W. O. Hickok Mfg. Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 6 20
Robert Ross Jones & Bro., Harrisburg,
Pa., 726 05
Johnson Service Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 15 00
Edmund Mather & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 275 64
Pittsburgh Gage & Supply Co., Pitts-
burgh, Pa., 30 00
William P. Remppis Co., Reading, Pa., 6 00
Sterling Electrical Mfg. Co., Warren,
Ohio, 4,238 15
Union Electric Company, Pittsburgh,
Pa., 181 80
Walker & Kepler, Philadelphia, Pa., 174 91
E. N. Cooper & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., . . 1 15
Harrisburg, Paste Works, Harrisburg,
Pa., 1 00
Haines, Jones & Cadbury Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., 30 67
John G. Schaum, Lancaster, Pa., 100 62
Electric Service Supplies Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., 6 83
Clement Restein Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,' 2 12
York Paint & Color Co., York, Pa., 1 80
J. L. Mott Iron Works, New York City, 32 40
Otis Elevator Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., 12,330 00
Philadelphia Lubricator and Manufactur-
ing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 45 00
Standard Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., 19 70
Gohl's Paint Supply Co., Harrisburg,
Pa # 80
Prank H. Stewart Electric Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., 115 64
Witman Bros., Harrisburg, Pa., 1 80
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Contract Schedule — Continued.
Standard Elevator Interlock Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., 1,500 00
Anchor Packing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 179 00
Total, 121,091 46
SUPPLIES FOR HEAT, POWER AND LIGHT PLANT.
Dauphin Electrical Supplies Co., Harris-
burg, Pa., f 2 25
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 287 17
W. O. Hickok Mfg. Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 22 60
Robert Ross Jones & Bro., Harrisburg,
Pa., 16 73
Edmund Mather & Company, Harrisburg,
Pa., 164 44
Double Service Packing Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., 12 20
L. J. Bordo Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 22 75
E. N. Cooper & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., . . 15 20
Emery Manufacturing Co., Bradford,
Pa., 134 80
Gohl's Paint Supply Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., 23 IK)
Harrisburg Pipe & Pipe Bending Com-
pany, Harrisburg, Pa., 267 25
H. E. Lukens, Duncannon, Pa., 246 52
National Ammonia Co., St. Louis, Mo., . . 159 49
Steele & Condict, Inc., Jersey Citv, N.
J., *.... 4 38
United Ice and Coal Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., 3,763 66
Clement Restein Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., 71 56
Warren Webster Co., Camden, N. J., 1 20
Garlock Packing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 9 73
E. Keeler Company, Williamsport, Pa., 127 00
J. E. Roads, Harrisburg, Pa., 4 80
Anchor Packing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., . . 23 06
Harrisburg River Coal, Sand & Stone
Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 5,131 02
J. D. Hippie, Wormleysburg, Pa., 124 80
Stroh Bros. & Pilling, Harrisburg, Pa., 513 40
S. Cooper, Harrisburg, Pa., 1,184 57
Harrisburg Steam Heat and Power Co.,
Harrisburg, Pa., 1 30
Witman Bros., Harrisburg, Pa., 3 60
Berry & Aikens, Philadelphia, Pa., 1 00
Total, 112,339 58
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Contract Schedule — Continued.
ICE.
Peoples Ice Company, Harrisburg, Pa.,. . |298 24
Total,
FUEL OUTSIDE OF CAPITOL.
United Ice & Coal Co., Harrisburg, Pa., $599 11
Total,
GENERAL HAULING.
W. Scott Stroh, Harrisburg, Pa., $238 50
Joseph Goldsmith, Harrisburg, Pa., 53 20
Total,
CARPET, RUG, CURTAIN AND FURNITURE CLEANING.
Joseph Goldsmith, Harrisburg, Pa., $2 00
Total,
VACUUM CLEANING SYSTEM.
Vacuum Cleaning Co., New York City, . . $16,950 00
Total,
$298 24
$599 11
$291 70
$2 00
$16,950 00
DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.
Charles 8. Lingle, Harrisburg, Pa., $263 72
John Pyne, Harrisburg, Pa., 2,048 43
McElhoes & Ray, Harrisburg, Pa., 2,795 20
Charles B. Rettew, Harrisburg, Pa., 511 87
Joseph Montgomery, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 331 88
Total,
TOLL TELEPHONE MESSAGES.
Keystone Telephone Company, Philadel-
phia, Pa.,
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylva-
nia, Harrisburg, Pa.,
American Union Telephone Company,
Harrisburg, Pa.,
Total,
$46 12
6,524 08
90 00
$5,951 10
$6,660 20
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TELEPHONE SERVICE.
American Union Telephone Company,
Harrisburg, Pa., f 1,739 00
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylva-
nia, Harrisburg, Pa., 4,418 82
Keystone Telephone Company, Philadel-
phia, Pa., f 70 89
Total, 16,228 71
CARPENTER'S SUPPLIES.
Ensminger Lumber Company, Harris-
burg, Pa., $ 152 00
C. H. Miller Lumber and Mill Works,
Harrisburg, Pa., 869 25
Wittenmyer Lumber Company, Harris-
burg, Pa., 178 80
United Ice and Coal Company, Harris-
burg, Pa., 1,790 89
Total, |2,990 94
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
Chicago Wood Furnishing Company,
Chicago, 111., f 10 00
Harrisburg Steam Heat and Power Com-
pany, Harrisburg, Pa., 3 00
Harrisburg Paste Works, Harrisburg,
Pa., 7 80
Hires Turner Glass Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 133 35
W. H. Holbrook & Company, Boston,
Mass., 105 51
Leatherford Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 30 00
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 163 02
Alfred G. Haines, Philadelphia, Pa., 16 20
York Paint & Color Co., York, Pa., 220 26
Gobi's Paint Supply Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., 627 35
Harrison Supply Co., Boston, Mass., . . 6 30
Witman Brothers, Harrisburg, Pa., 20 35
George C. Potts, Harrisburg, Pa., 14 70
J. Nelson Clark, Harrisburg, Pa., 82 56
B. Clinton & Co., Tnc, Philadelphia, Pa., 23 40
W. E. & J. A. Niblo, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 13 26
E. Z. Gross, narrisburg, Pa., 1 00
P. Weber & Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 17 82
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Contract Schedule — Continued.
United Ice and Coal Company, Harris-
burg, Pa., 36 55
Edmund Mather & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 3 25
Total, f 1,535 68
UPHOLSTERERS' SUPPLIES.
A. B. Tack, Harrisburg, Pa., |85 50
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Harrisburg,
Pa., 10 95
Joseph Goldsmith, Harrisburg, Pa., 35 52
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa.,. . 9 60
William H. Horstman Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 7 70
Total, |149 27
HARDWARE SUPPLIES.
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa.,. . $533 20
Witman Brothers, Harrisburg, Pa., .... 87 57
York Paint & Color Co., York, Pa., 59 40
Charles J. Fields Sons, Philadelphia,
Pa., 33 50
Edmund Mather & Company, Harrisburg,
Pa., 40
Total, |714 07
CONSERVATORY SUPPLIES.
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa., . . f 0 30
W. Scott Stroh, Harrisburg, Pa., 13 28
Holmes Seed Company, Harrisburg, Pa., 70 13
Henry F. Michell Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 151 42
Charles L, Schmidt, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 44 00
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Harrisburg,
Pa., 3 80
United Ice & Coal Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 105 80
Hosea Waterer, Philadelphia, Pa., 67 26
Paxton Flour & Feed Company, Harris-
burg, Pa., 1 56
Witman Brothers, Harrisburg, Pa., 17 00
Clement Restein Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,. 75 00
Total, |549 55
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UNIFORMS.
Jacob Reed's Sons, Philadelphia, Pa., . . $51 00
William H. Horstman Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 748 07
The Globe, Harrisburg, Pa., 1,242 25
John Pyne, Harrisburg, Pa., 86 10
Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N. J., . . 6 00
Total, |2,133 42
SUNDRY LABOR AND MATERIALS.
Robert Ross Jones & Bro., Harrisburg,
Pa., : $5 71
David Lupton's Sons Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 15 25
Pullman Automatic Ventilator Manufac-
turing Co., York, Pa., 314 68
George C. Smith, Harrisburg, Pa., 70 40
George C. Fager & Son, Harrisburg, Pa., 142 16
Total, $548 20
CLOCK SUPPLIES, GENERAL REPAIR WORK.
C. H. Mann, Harrisburg, Pa., $1 40
Total, $1 40
GENERAL SUPPLIES.
Remington Typewriter Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., ".. . ., $4,571 18
David W. Cotterel, Harrisburg, Pa., 926 17
Harrisburg Cycle & Typewriter Company,
Harrisburg, Pa., 1,215 45
John Joseph McVey, Philadelphia, Pa., 78 86
Valzahn Company, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 244 34
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 280 49
Robert Ross Jones & Bro., Harrisburg,
Pa., 36
B. K. Elliott Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 2 66
Blackburn & Anderman, Philadelphia,
Pa., 1,483 61
Bowman & Company, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 642 02
James Boyd & Bro., Philadelphia, Pa., 82 91
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Harrisburg,
Pa., 4,594 79
Donaldson Paper Co., Harrisburg, Pa.,. 1,757 86
Edlis Barber Supply Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa., *. 189 50
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Bullen Chemical Co., Lancaster, Pa., 45 00
Joseph Goldsmith, Harrisburg, Pa., 218 92
E. Z. Gross, Harrisburg, Pa., 137 88
Paul Johnston, Harrisburg, Pa , 1,126 78
Thomas H. Johnston, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 73 08
George C. Potts, Harrisburg, Pa., 482 68
Roberts and Meek, Harrisburg, Pa., 1,736 78
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Philadel-
phia, Pal, 258 98
Sjtrawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia,
Pa., 337 45
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 2,874 65
F. Weber & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., .... 286 00
Witman Brothers, Harrisburg, Pa., 735 87
York Paint & Color Co., York, Pa., 30 55
American Parquetry Floor Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., ". 450 00
Edmund Mather & Co., Harrisburjg, Pa., 18 60
Harrisburg Stencil Works, Harrisburg,
Pa. .............................. 57 37
J. H.' Veil & Co.,' Philadelphia,' Pa., . . '. . 231 15
Yingst Antidust Co., Harrisburg, Pa,, 72 74
GohPs Paint Supply Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 50 50
Blum Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa., 3 27
Central Construction and Supply Com-
pany, Harrisburg, Pa., 320 98
George B. Colestock, Harrisburg, Pa., . . 56 55
Forney & Knouse, Harrisburg, Pa., 50
Holmes Seed Company, Harrisburg, Pa., 537 00
J. J. Kenney, Parsons, Pa., 220 75
W. E. and J. A. Niblo, Philadelphia,
Pa., 106 67
Lucent Oil Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 55 11
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., De-
troit, Mich., 1,153 40
Bees Welsh & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., . . 42 50
Cudahy Packing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., . . 72 00
George C. Fager & Son, Harrisburg,
Pa., 365 10
Hammond Typewriter Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 80 00
Monarch Typewriter Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 219 50
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., 229 13
C. M. Forney, Harrisburg, Pa., 16 46
William H. Horstman Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 21 60
Art Metal Construction Co., Jamestown,
N. Y., 344 40
Elliott-Fisher Co., Harrisburg, Pa., 555 41
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Contract Schedule — Continued.
Charles H. Miller, Harrisburg, Pa., 49 50
American Multigraph Sales Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., 1,174 00
Arthur H. Thomas Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 3 00
Tabulating Machine Co., Washington,
D. C, 10 18
J. Nelson Clark, Harrisburg, Pa., 8 38
Iszard-Warren Co., Philadelphia, Pa., . . 39 89
Keystone Blue Paper Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., 130 90
Library Bureau, Philadelphia, Pa., 167 95
Queen & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 5 20
David Stockton, Reading, Pa., 150 50
Williams, Brown & Earle, Philadelphia,
Pa., 120 06
Addressograph Co., Chicago, 111., 485 99
W. D. Allen Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111., .... 450 00
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Rochester,
N. Y., 5 85
Universe Mfg. Co. Inc., Philadelphia,
Pa., 1 02
Total, 132,497 93
RECAPITULATION.
Department, f 134,378 19
Insurance, 30,764 89
State Arsenal, 39,665 00
General Fund, 24,377 94
Bonds of officials, ., 2,712 50
Advertising, 2,680 36
Storm doors, 1,393 00
Electric light and power outside of
Capitol, 1,769 65
Steam heat and power outside of Capitol, 485 17
Water, 3,379 10
Elevator, machinery, electric and plumb-
ing supplies, 21,091 46
Supplies for heat, power and light plant, 12,339 58
Ice, 298 24
Fuel oustide of Capitol, 599 11
General hauling, 291 70
Carpet, rug and curtain cleaning, 2 00
Vacuum cleaning system, 16,950 00
Distribution of documents, 5,951 10
Toll telephone messages, 6,660 20
Telephone service, 6,228 71
Carpenters' supplies, 2,990 94
Painters' supplies 1,535 68
Upholsterers' supplies 149 27
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Quarantine Board.
Hardware supplies, 714 07
Conservatory supplies, 549 55
Uniforms, 2,133 42
Sundry labor and materials, 548 20
Clock supplies, 1 40
General supplies, 32,497 93
Grand total, $35V38 36
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
Samuel G. Dixon, M. D., Commissioner
of Health, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, . . .- f 10,000 00
Contingent expenses and general work, . . 403,541 58
Salaries of employees of General Office, Divisions, and Bureaus,
from December 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910.
General office, 12,459 99
Medical division, 12,783 33
Laboratories and experimental stations, 10,404 99
Division of Distribution of Biological
Products, 5,439 99
Bureau of Vital Statistics, 14,799 99
Morbidity and Marriage Statistics, 5,799 99
Sanitary Engineering Division, 36,919 95
Division of Accounting and Purchasing, 14,120 01
Division of Supplies, 4,040 01
Total, f530,309 83
STATE QUARANTINE BOARD.
Harry D. Heller, Quarantine Physician,
salary from December 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, |5,000 00
Joseph L. McCool, Deputy Quarantine
Physician, salary from December 1,
1909, to February 28, 1910, 500 00
W. J. Whitehouse, Deputy Quarantine
Physician, salary from March 3, 1910,
to November 30, 1910, 1,489 24
Leon Gottschalk, Deputy Quarantine
Physician, salary from December 1,
1909, to November 30, 1910, 2,000 00
Eli Lambert, messenger, salary from De-
cember 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, 999 96
Maintenance of the State Quarantine
Station at Marcus Hook, Pa., 22,500 00
Contingent expenses 1,250 00
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Expenditures of the Government. Board of Game Commissioners.
Charles H. Heustis, Health Officer, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 6,250 00
Contingent expenses, 1,320 00
Casper Gosner, permit clerk, salary from
December 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 1,200 00
Total, $42,509 20
MEDICAL COUNCIL OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Nathan C. Shaffer, secretary and treas-
urer, salary from December 1, !909, to
November 30, 1910, f 500 00
Contingent expenses, 1,000 00
Total, 11,500 00
DENTAL COUNCIL.
Contingent expenses, $3,000 00
Total, 13,000 00
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY COUNCIL.
Traveling expenses, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 872, $250 00
Total, |250 00
BOARD OF GAME COMMISSIONERS.
Joseph Kalbfus, Secretary and Chief
Game Protector, salary from December
1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, f 3,000 00
Game protectors, salaries from Decem-
ber 1, 1909, to November 30, 1910, . . 6,550 00
Traveling and contingent expenses of
game protectors, 10,200 00
Collecting, revising, indexing and proof-
reading material published in pamph-
let known as "Game, Fish and For-
estry Laws", per act of 1909, P. L.
p. 670, 300 00
Total, $20,050 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Publishing Statement of Funds.
ADVEDTISING.
PUBLISHING STATEMENT OF MONEYS IN THE GEN-
ERAL REVENUE FUND.
Wellsboro Gazette, Wellsboro, Pa., $ 53 60
Shamokin Dispatch, Shamokin, Pa., 54 80
Harrisburg Telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., 1,360 00
Star-Independent, Harrisburg, Pa., 676 80
The Dispatch, Pittsburgh, Pa., 307 44
Clinton Republican, Lock Haven, Pa., . . 54 80
Gazette & Bulletin, Williamsport, Pa., . . 109 60
Gazette-Times, Pittsburgh, Pa., 451 20
The Patriot, Harrisburg, Pa., 425 40
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa., 225 25
Philadelphia Item, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 137 00
Covington Sun, Covington, Pa., 54 80
The Express, Lock Haven, Pa., 54 80
Pennsylvania Grit, Williamsport, Pa.,.. 168 70
The Press, Pittsburgh, Pa., 93 20
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., 164 40
Republican Advocate, Wellsboro, Pa., . . 52 20
Williamsport News, Williamsport, Pa.,. . 169 20
Potter Journal, Coudersport, Pa., 54 80
Reading Times, Reading, Pa., 341 60
Rucks County Gazette, Bristol, Pa., 46 90
Leader-Dispatch, Galeton, Pa., 55 00
The North American, Philadelphia, Pa., 118 00
Erie Daily Times, Erie, Pa., 116 00
Scranton Truth, Scranton, Scranton,
Pa., 58 00
Tribune-Republican, Scranton, Pa., 116 00
Coatesville Record, Coatesville, Pa., . . 58 00
Erie Dispatch, Erie, Pa., 69 60
The Press, Philadelphia, Pa., 422 50
Carlisle Herald, Carlisle, Pa., 87 00
Bradford Evening Star, Bradford, Pa.,. . 87 00
The Republican, Bellefonte, Pa., 58 00
Sharon Herald, Sharon, Pa., 116 00
Total, 16,417 59
PUBLISHING STATEMENT OF MONEYS IN THE SINK-
ING FUND.
Wellsboro Gazette, Wellsboro, Pa., |23 50
Sbamokin Dispatch, Shamokin, Pa., 23 50
Harrisburg Telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., 565 00
Star-Independent, Harrisburg, Pa., 283 00
The Dispatch, Pittsburgh, Pa., 127 80
Clinton Republican, Lock Haven, Pa., . . 23 50
Gazette & Bulletin, Williamsport, Pa., . . 47 00
Gazette-Times, Pittsburgh, Pa., 188 00
The Patriot, Harrisburg, Pa., 176 25 '
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Mercantile Appraisers.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa., 110 50
Philadelphia Item, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 58 75
Covington Sun, Covington, Pa., 23 50
The Express, Lock Haven, Pa., 23 50
Pennsylvania Grit, Williamsport, Pa., . . 84 70
The Press, Pittsburgh, Pa., 51 80
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., 70 50
Republican Advocate, Wellsboro, Pa., . . 23 50
Williamsport News. Williamsport, Pa.,. . 70 50
Potter Journal, Coudersport, Pa., 23 50
Beading Times, Reading, Pa., 141 00
Bucks County Gazette, Bristol, Pa., .... 22 80
Leader Dispatch, Galeton, Pa., 25 00
The North American, Philadelphia, Pa., . 55 50
Erie Daily Times, Erie, Pa., 48 00
Scranton Truth, Scranton, Pa., 24 00
Tribune-Republican, Scranton, Pa., 47 00
Coatesville Record, Coatesville, Pa., 23 50
Erie Dispatch, Erie, Pa., 28 20
The Press, Philadelphia, Pa., 176 25
Carlisle Herald, Carlisle, Pa., 35 25
Bradford Evening Star, Bradford, Pa., . . 35 25
The Republican, Bellefonte, Pa., 23 50
Sharon Herald, Sharon, Pa., 47 00
Total, |2,730 55
Grand total, $9,148 14
MERCANTILE APPRAISERS' MILEAGE.
Adams county, S. Miley Miller, |31 80
Armstrong county, A. A. Calhoun, 102 00
Beaver county, J. N. Swearingen, 49 20
Bedford county, J. M. Fink, 87 50
Berks county, George C. Herman, 250 50
Blair county, Maiden Valentine, 87 00
Bradford county, F. A. Dimon, 68 04
Bucks county, Harry L. Trumbower, . . 216 00
Butler county, J. L. Dipner, 60 00
Cambria county —
Joseph Leventry, (1909), 153 12
W. T. Moore, 218 94
Cameron county, W. L. Thomas, 7 80
Carbon county, Henry P. Hontz, 59 70
Centre county, J. B. Harris, 70 80
Chester county, Benjamin G. Pfahler, . . 150 00
Clarion county, D. C. Martin, 46 80
Clearfield county, James M. Griffey, . . 73 80
Clinton county,. Michael Dennehy, .... 23D||ed
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Mercantile Appraisers — Continued.
Columbia county, John S. Scott, (1909),
Crawford county, J. B. Skeel,
Cumberland county, Austin B. Hertzler,
Dauphin county —
H. B. Longenecker, (1909),
H. C. Brubaker,
Elk county, John Beveridge,
Erie county, George Offenbacher,
Forest county, Orion Allio,
Franklin county, Charles A. Hassler,
(1909),
Fulton county, M. B. Hill,
Greene county, J. L. Wells,
Huntingdon county, Charles L. Wiley, . .
Indiana county, A. Elvey Longwell,
Jefferson county, W. C. Murray,
Juniata county, D. A. Zimmerman, ....
Lackawanna county, John T. Brown, . .
Lancaster county, George J. Root,
Lawrence county, J. D. Gilmore,
Lebanon county, John S. Horst,
Lehigh county, Wilson D. Dorward, ....
Luzerne county, Robert C. Smith,
Lycoming county, Charles MacMinn, . .
McKean county, Eugene Peake,
Mercer county, P. H. Doyle,
Mifflin county, J. V. Ehrenfeld,
Monroe county, Jerome Serfas,
Montgomery county —
S. Luther Clayton, (1909),
William H. Moyer,
Montour county, George M. Bedea,
Northampton county, Edgar Morris, . .
Northumberland county, D. A. Kremer,
Perry county, W. K. Kell,
Philadelphia county —
Mortimer F. Carroll, (1909),
John F. Murphy, (1909),
Harry C. Ransley, (1909),
Henry J. Trainer, (1909),
Fred A. Van Valkenburg, (1909),
Pike county, D. F. Terwilliger,
Potter county, James P. Hurlbert, ....
Schuylkill county, Alexander Klimos, . .
Somerset county, W. H. Boucher,
Sullivan county, N. E. Brink,
Susquehanna county, Job Malpass,
Tioga county, Guy H. Dewey,
Union county, Newton S. Walter,
Venango county, William Moore,
Warren County, G. H. Bates 39 12^
63 96
168 00
156 90
66 00
66 00
64 08
149 10
16 80
56 34
19 50
24 00
42 00
42 12
50 82
16 08
228 00
209 82
30 00
45 00
159 72
360 00
99 42
20 58
98 52
31 08
39 00
150 00
157 80
6 00
175 80
144 72
26 16
105 00
144 00
105 00 •
108 00
216 60
22 38
32 40
270 90
72 00
20 76
42 00
44 52
14 10
54 00
39 12
Digitized by
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Commissions.
Washington county, Homer H. Spriggs, 82 62
Wayne county, H. C. Jackson, 59 28
Westmoreland county, W. E. Swenson, 72 00
Wyoming county, Stanley Jackson, 30 00
Total, 16,224 88
COMMISSIONS.
Commission for the selection of a site
and the erection of a State Insti-
tution for the Feeble-Minded and
Epileptic, 145,320 30
Commission to erect a State Hospital
for the Criminal Insane, at Fairview,
Pa., 77,385 58
Shamokin Hospital, Commission, 11,267 90
Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Com-
mission, 123,022 79
Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle of
Gettysburg Commission, 1,500 00
Salisbury Prison Monument Commis-
sion, per acts of 1907 and 1909, 19,356 07
Valley Forge Park Commission, per act
of 1909, 20,205 68
Cold Harbor Battlefield Commission, . . 10,934 46
Commission to erect a monument in the
National Cemetery at Andersonville,
Georgia, expense of editing, compiling
and indexing report of dedicatory
ceremonies, per act of 1907 P. L. p.
610, 700 00
For printing and publishing said report,
per act of 1907, P. L. p. 610, 336 00
Vicksburg Battlefield Commission, trans-
portation expense, 62 20
Commission for the rection of a monu-
ment in the National Cemetery at
Culpeper, Virginia, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 738 368 67
Commission for the selection of a site
and the erection of a State Hospital
for the treatment of the Insane under
homeopathic management, Per act of
1909, P. L. p. 803, 138,194 40
Commission for the compilation and
publication of the laws of the province
and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
prior to the vear 1800, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 787, 4,000 00
Commission for the promotion of uni-
formity of legislation in the United
States, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 823, . . 563 73
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Loans.
Commission to co-operate with the
authorities of New York, New Jersey,
Delaware and Maryland in regard to
the propogation of fish, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 910, 1,000 00
Commission to investigate and report
on the advisability of abolishing toll
roads, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 911, 1,500 00
Commission to erect equestrian statue
of General Anthony Wayne at Valley
Forge Park, expense of printing and
report dedicatory ceremonies, per act
of 1909, P. L. p. 738, 2,401 90
Commission to revise laws relating to
corporations and revenue, per act of
1909, 7,500 00
Commission to revise election laws, 4,599 27
Commission of Geologic and Topographic
Survey, 10,000 00
Total, $480,218 95
2. LOANS.
The Farmers' and Mechanics' National
Bank, Philadelphia, Pa., services as
fiscal agent, year ending November
30, 1909, f 3,000 00
Loans redeemed, 259,050 00
Premium on loans redeemed, 2,113 08
Interest on loans redeemed, 992 91
INTEREST.
Interest paid on public debt, 72,496 75
Interest paid on land scrip fund, act of
April 3, 1872, 30,000 00
Interest paid on proceeds of sales of ex-
perimental farm, act of May 13, 1887, 1,020 00
Total, 1368,672 74
3. STATE TAX ON PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Three-fourths of State tax on personal property returned to the
several counties of the Commonwealth, per Section 3, Act of
June 8, 1891, viz:
Adams county, f 7,896 04
Allegheny county, 557,316 91
Armstrong county, 7,080 75
Beaver county, 14,252 92 ^
Bedford county, 7,032 Of^yV
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Return of Personal Property Tax.
Berks county, 70,496 19
Blair county, 15,021 72
Bradford county, 10,38* 61
Bucks county, 35,062 91
Butler county, 19,653 26
Cambria county, 14,929 25
Cameron county, 1,259 20
Carbon county, 8,470 27
Centre county, 9,504 75
Chester county, 48,491 77
Clarion county, 6,954 96
Clearfield county, 11,095 54
Clinton county, 3,537 16
Columbia county, 5,256 23
Crawford county, 15,307 82
Cumberland county, 15,290 10
Dauphin county 26,434 56
Delaware county 47,721 12
Elk county, 1,842 82
Erie county, 28,189 16
Fayette county, 23,429 50
Forest county, 1,320 66
Franklin county, 16,059 80
Fulton county, 897 13
Greene county, 11,082 55
Huntingdon county, 5,157 24
Indiana county, 9,025 43
Jefferson county, 8,153 90
Juniata county, 2,575 24
Lackawanna county, 37,587 16
Lancaster county, 82,263 22
Lawrence county, 14,939 18
Lebanon county, 18,371 43
Lehigh county, 50,551 40
Luzerne county, « 58,775 74
Lycoming county, 17,992 51
McKean county, 12,671 87
Mercer county, 12,870 79
Mifflin county, 3,535 42
Monroe county, 5,604 23
Montgomery county, 118,614 72
Montour county, 1,878 37
Northampton county, 42,939 10
Northumberland county, 16,454 92
Perry county, 2,116 86
Philadelphia county, 1,560,753 40
Pike county, 1,125 59
Potter county, 3,960 79
Schuylkill county, 22,097 16
Snyder county, 2,400 40
Somerset county, 15,655 12
Sullivan county, 986 56
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Reformatories.
Susquehanna county, 6,839 86
Tioga county, 10,093 91
Union county 4,008 46
Venango county, 17,187 41
Warren county, 7,084 33
Washington county, 50,445 93
Wayne county, 3,492 74
Westmoreland county, 37,057 29
Wyoming county, 3,115 90
York county, 51,703 15
Total, . 13,361,359 46
4. PENITENTIARIES.
Eastern Penitentiary, Philadelphia, Pa.,
salaries, stationery, repairs, improve-
ments, supplies, plumbing, etc., $ 95,188 22
Gratuities paid to discharged convicts, 3,915 00
Additional wing of cells, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 791, 32,420 24
Cold-storage plant and water-supply, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 791, 1,625 46
Bake-oven, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 791, 3,838 09
Western Penitentiary, Pittsburg, Pa.,
salaries, supplies, repairs, equipment,
insurance, etc., $97,610 00
Gratuities paid to discharged convicts, . . 4,520 00
Total, $239417 01
5. REFORMATORIES.
House of Refuge, Philadelphia, Pa., main-
tenance, $120,000 00
Erecting and furnishing additional cot-
tages for girls' department at Darling-
ton, Pa., per act of 1909, P. L. p. 628, 46,137 07
Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory,
Huntingdon, Pa., salaries, insurance
stationery, repairs, supplies, machin-
ery, equipment, etc., per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 793, 112,252 16
Gratuities paid to discharged inmates, . . 4,800 00
Sewage disposal works, per act of 1909,
. P. L. p. 792, 2,396 54
Addition to tailor shop and to green-
house, 1,432 25
Extending stone wall along river bank, . . 447 25
Cement curb, 221 83
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Care of the Insane.
Pennsylvania Reform School, Morganza,
Pa., salaries, repairs, improvements, in-
surance, equipment, books, etc., per act
of 1909, P. L. p. 822, 52,368 16
Sewage disposal plant, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 822, 213 52
Cottages, per act of 1909, 39,527 80
Completion and equipment of gvmna-
sium, 17,017 34
For the building and repair of roads and
brick pavements, 5,548 49
Family building for boys, per act of 1907, 320 00
Removing machinery from old to new
power plant building and extension of
new power plant, 12,878 01
Kitchen, bake shop, officers' quarters and
equipment, 34,099 00
Dynamo and engine and extensions of
electric light plant, 4,969 64
Resident physician, nurses, bureau of pa-
role for both boys' and girls' depart-
ments, 2,379 61
Philadelphia Protectory for Boys, Phila-
delphia, Pa., maintenance, 12,500 00
New buildings, per act of 1909, P. L. p.
649, 15,390 19
Total, 1484,898 86
6. STATE AND COUNTY HOSPITALS FOR THE
INSANE.
Adams county Hospital for the Insane,
Gettysburg, Pa., care and treatment of
indigent insane, f 3,577 99
Allegheny County Hospital for the In-
sane, Claremont, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 22,036 56
Allegheny County Hospital for the In-
sane, Marshalsea, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 63,663 71
Allegheny County Hospital for the In-
sane, Woodville, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 62,298 85
Blair County Hospital for the Insane,
Hollidaysburg, Pa., care and treatment
of indigent insane, 20,385 62
Chester County Hospital for the Insane,
Embreeville, Pa., care and treatment
of indigent insane, 27,516 22
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No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 467
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Care of the Insane — Continued.
Cumberland County Hospital for the In-
sane, Carlisle, Pa., care and treatment
of indigent insane, 9,086 16
Dixmont Hospital for the Insane, Dix-
mont, Pa., care and treatment of indi-
gent insane, 113,697 09
Sewage disposal plant, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 801, 6,173 21
Dining-room and kitchen, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 801, 81,660 00
Elk County Hospital for the Insane, St.
Marys, Pa., care and treatment of in-
digent insane, 2,848 51
Erie County Hospital for the Insane,
Erie, Pa., care and treatment of indi-
gent insane, 2,607 14
Franklin County Hospital for the Insane,
Chambersburg, Pa., care and treatment
of indigent insane, 3,127 99
Jefferson County Hospital for the In-
sane, Brookville, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 4,720 12
Lackawanna County Hospital for the In-
sane, Clark's Summit, Pa., care and
treatment of indigent insane, 44,397 73
Lackawanna County Hospital for the In-
sane, Olyphant, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 956 01
Lancaster County Hospital for the In-
sane, Lancaster, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 27,440 04
Luzerne County Hospital for the Insane,
Retreat, Pa., care and treatment of in-
digent insane, 58,994 00
Mercer County Hospital lor the Insane,
Mercer, Pa., care and treatment of in-
digent insane, 8,482 86
Potter County Hospital for the Insane,
Coudersport, Pa., care and treatment
of indigent insane, 3,772 49
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital,
Harrisburg, Pa., care and treatment of
indigent insane, 148,976 11
Sewage disposal plant, per acts of 1907
and 1909, 10,051 87
Psychopathic Ward, per act of 1907, P.
L. p. 127, 51 33
New buildings, per acts of 1907 and 1909, 10,081 65
Furniture, per act of 1909, 9,877 48
Insurance, per act of 1909, 2,480 26
Tearing down old building and grading,
per act of 1909 2,002 0^GoO<
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Care of the Insane — Continued.
Philadelphia Hospital for the Insane,
Philadelphia, Pa., care and treatment
of indigent insane, 291,994 85
State Hospital for the Insane, Danville,
Pa., care and treatment of indigent in-
sane, 180,868 42
Coal siding, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 818, 1,135 00
Sewage disposal plant, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 818, 4,492 47
Insurance, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 818, 7,592 20
For extending and changing thfr course
of a natural stream on the hospital
grounds, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 818, 1,343 86
New buildings, per act of 1909, P. L.
p. 818, 8,393 50
Kenovating heating plant, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 818, 19,133 94
Erection and completion of cow shed, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 818, 1,200 00
Purchase of additional real estate, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 818, 29,012 63
State Hospital for the Insane, Norris-
town, Pa., care and treatment of in-
gent insane, 317,363 57
Corridor connections at boiler house and
laundry, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 798, 3,000 00
Barn account, per act of 1907, 1,127 08
Floors in lavatories, etc., per act of 1907, 4,240 90
Cables and connections, per act of 1909, 2,462 12
Pipe organ for chapel and amusement
hall, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 799, . . . 5,000 00
Fire protection equipment, per act of
1909, 26,977 02
Electric light and power for new build-
ings, 6,155 56
Laundry building, 13,033 34
Air-compressor, 5,150 29
Sewage disposal wTorks, 10,156 94
State Hospital for the Insane, Warren,
Pa., care and treatment of indigent
insane, 156,676 08
New buildings, per act of 1907 and 1909, 50,481 86
Cold storage plant, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 820, 265 31
Construction of tunnels, per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 821, 2,774 58
Paving, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 821, . . 2,500 00
State Asylum for the Chronic Insane,
South Mountain, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 101,136 49
Sewage disposal plant and purchase of
land for location of sewage basins, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 821, 13,676 26
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions.
Eemoval of patients to and from the asy-
lum, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 822, ... 198 48
Extension and repair of electric lighting
plant, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 821, . . 10,649 95
Somerset County Hospital for the In-
sane, Somerset, Pa., care and treat-
ment of indigent insane, 9,072 86
Westmoreland County Hospital for the
Insane, Greensburg, Pa., care and
treatment of indigent insane, 10,400 85
Total, f 2,048,629 46
7. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
HOSPITALS.
Adrian Hospital Association, Punxsu-
tawney, Pa., maintenance, f 11,500 00
Allegheny General Hospital, Allegheny,
Pa., maintenance, 89,783 43
Allentown Hospital Association, Allen-
town, Pa., maintenance, 15,000 00
Altoona Hospital, Altoona, Pa., main-
tenance, 25,000 00
American Hospital for Diseases of the
Stomach, Philadelphia, Pa., mainten-
ance, 6,250 00
Laboratory equipment, 867 48
American Oncologic Hospital, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
Beaver County General Hospital, Roch-
ester, Pa., maintenance, 6,825 32
Beaver Valley General Hospital, New
Brighton, Pa., maintenance, 7,837 14
Bellefonte Hospital, Bellefonte, Pa.,
maintenance, 3,000 00
Berwick Hospital, Berwick, Pa., main-
tenance, 1,010 99
Bradford Hospital, Bradford, Pa., main-
tenance, 6,352 54
Braddock General Hospital, Braddock,
Pa., maintenance, 15,259 44
Erection, equipment and furnishing of
laundry, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 727, 5,000 00
Butler County General Hospital, Butler,
Pa., maintenance, 9,525 46
Canonsburg General Hospital, Canons-
burg, Pa., maintenance, 1,942 56
Charity Hospital of Montgomery Coun-
ty, Norristown, Pa., maintenance, . . . 10,000 00
Chambersburg Hospital, Chambersburg,
Pa., maintenance 5,000 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Chester County Hospital, West Chester,
Pa., maintenance, 11,044 31
Carbondale Hospital Association, Car-
bondale, Pa., maintenance, 10,459 05
Chester Hospital, Chester, Pa., mainten-
ance, 9,000 00
Chestnut Hill Hospital, Philadelphia,
Pa., maintenance, 750 00
Children's Homoeopathic Hospital,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 20,000 00
New buildings, per act of 1907, P. L. p.
682, 12,347 50
Christian H. Buhl Hospital, Sharon, Pa.,
maintenance, 9,993 27
City Hospital Association, Washington,
Pa., maintenance, 5,000 00
Clearfield Hospital, Clearfield, Pa., main-
tenance, 4,000 00
Improvements, per act of 1909, P. L. p.
655, 2,000 00
Coatesville Hospital, Coatesville, Pa.,
maintenance, 7,500 00
Columbia Hospital, Columbia, Pa., main-
tenance, 4,000 00
Columbian Hospital, Wilkinsburg, Pa.,
maintenance, 15,000 00
Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital,
Johnstown, Pa., maintenance, 25,000 00
Corry Hospital, Corry, Pa., maintenance, 5,455 65
Cottage State Hospital, Philipsburg, Pa.,
maintenance, 9,398 45
Furnishings for isolation ward, per act
of 1909, P. L. p. 816, 466 01
IhiBois Hospital, DuBois, Pa., mainte-
nance, 3,000 00
Easton Hospital, Easton, Pa., mainte-
nance, 15,000 00
Elk County General Hospital, Ridgway,
Pa., maintenance, 8,628 47
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., maintenance 15,000 00
Franklin City Hospital, Franklin, Pa.,
maintenance, 5,871 77
Frankford Hospital, Frankford, Phila-
delphia, maintenance, 13,242 57
Frederick Douglass Memorial Hospital
and Training School, Philadelphia,
Pa., maintenance, 10,081 13
Garretson Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 10,000 00
German Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance 10,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Grove City Hospital, Grove City, Pa.,
maintenance, 1,500 00
General and Emergency Hospital, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., maintenance, 1,000 00
Good Samaritan Hospital, Lebanon, Pa.,
maintenance, 7,500 00
Greenville Hospital, Greenville, Pa.,
maintenance, 2,675 37
Gynecean Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 14,873 78
Hahnemann Hospital, Scranton, Pa.,
maintenance, 15,000 00
Hahnemann Medical College and Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance,. 55,000 00
New buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
623, 32,367 72
Hamot Hospital, Erie, Pa., maintenance, 17,500 00
Laundry, per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 639,. . 6,000 00
Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg, Pa.,
maintenance, 17,500 00
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Hos-
pital and Dispensary, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
maintenance, 50,401 78
New buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
614, 30,000 00
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Hos-
pital, Beading, Pa., maintenance, 7,500 00
Homestead Hospital Association, Home-
stead, Pa., maintenance, 7,500 00
New buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
764 5,392 00
Howard Hospital and Infirmary for In-
curables, Philadelphia, Pa., mainte-
nance, 6,000 00
Jefferson Medical College Hospital,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 88,910 64
Jewish Hospital Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 18,555 74
Johnstown City Hospital, Johnstown,
Pa., maintenance, 4,019 14
Joseph Ratti Hospital, Bloomsburg, Pa.,
maintenance, 2,000 00
Kane Summit Hospital, Kane, Pa., main-
tenance, 5,000 00
Kensington Hospital for Women, Phila-
delphia, Pa., maintenance, 10,361 01
Repairs, Improvements, and Additional
Buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
568, 15,000 00
Kittanning General Hospital, Kittan-
ning, Pa., maintenance, W%M6 by GoO<
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Lancaster General Hospital, Lancaster,
Pa., maintenance, 12,500 00
Lewistown Hospital, Lewistown, Pa.,
maintenance, 8,000 00
Lock Haven Hospital, Lockhaven, Pa.,
maintenance, 10,003 45
McKeesport Hospital, McKeesport, Pa.,
maintenance, 30,000 00
Erecting, furnishing and equipping ad-
ditions to east wing, per Act of 1909,
P. L. p. 541, 25,217 58
Kenewing plumbing in old building, per
Act of 1909, P. L. p. 541, 2,496 20
Mary M. Packer Hospital, Sunbury, Pa.,
maintenance, '. 7,682 63
Markleton Free Hospital, Markleton, Pa.,
maintenance, 5,924 99
Maternity Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 2,500 00
Kepairs, per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 545, . . 1,000 00
Meadville City Hospital, Meadville, Pa.,
maintenance, 6,000 00
New buildings, per Act of 1909, 3,000 00
Mercy Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., main-
tenance, 5,000 00
Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa., main-
tenance, 48,750 00
Pasteur Department, maintenance, 6,250 00
Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., main-
tenance, 17,500 00
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, repairs and
equipment, 87,500 00
Completion of Maternity and Children's
Department, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
625, 500 00
Miners' Hospital of Northern Cambria,
Spangler, Pa., maintenance, 4,027 86
Monongahela Memorial Hospital Asso-
ciation, Monongahela, Pa., mainte-
nance, 6,803 05
Mount Pleasant Memorial Hospital,
Mount Pleasant, Pa., maintenance, . . . 8,000 00
Mount Sinai Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 15,383 72
Improvements, per Act of 1907, 2,900 00
Nason Hospital Association, Koaring
Springs, Pa., maintenance, 5,500 00
Nanlicoke Hospital, Nanticoke, Pa.,
maintenance, 8,286 66
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No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 473
Expenditures of the Common wealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Furnishing and equipping building, per
Act of 1907, P. L. p. 728, 1,093 52
North Pennsylvania General Hospital
and Sanatarium, Austin, Pa., mainte-
nance, 3,000 00
Ohio Valley General Hospital, McKees
Rocks, Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
Oil City Hospital, Oil City, Pa., mainte-
nance, 8,228 15
Passavant Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
maintenance, 2,500 00
Panther Creek Valley Hospital, Coal-
dale, Pa., maintenance, 1,362 40
Hospital buildings and equipment, per
Act of 1907, 8,646 35
Completing buildings and separate ward
for burned men, per Act of 1909, P. L.
p. 714, 7,313 65
Pennsylvania Epileptic Hospital and Col-
ony Farm, Philadelphia, Pa., mainte-
nance, 4,500 00
Philadelphia Orthopaedic Hospital and
Infirmary for Nervous Diseases,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 15,000 00
Philadelphia Lying-in Charity, Phila-
delphia, Pa., maintenance, 9,000 00
Philadelphia Polyclinic Hospital and
College for Graduates in Medicine,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 27,500 00
Phoenixville Hospital, Phoenixville, Pa.,
maintenance, • 7,500 00
Pittston Hospital, Pittston, Pa., main-
tenance, 8,000 00
Additional buildings, per Act of 1909, P.
L. p. 566, 3,665 42
Pittsburgh Hospital for Children, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
Pottstown Hospital, Pottstown, Pa.,
maintenance, 7,500 00
Pottsville Hospital, Pottsville, Pa.,
maintenance, 22,500 00
Presbyterian Hospital of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, Pittsburgh, Pa., mainte-
nance, 29,513 91
New buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
831, 30 000 00
Reading Hospital, Eeading, Pa., main-
tenance, 10,000 00
Renova Hospital, Renova, Pa., mainte-
nance, 936 30
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre, Pa.,
maintenance, 9,303 0$
Roosevelt Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, - 2,500 00
Koselia Foundling Asylum and Mater-
nity Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa., mainte-
nance, 6,250 00
Payment of debt incurred in erecting
and equipping building, per Act of
1909, P. L. p. 602, 7,500 00
Rush Hospital for Consumptives and
Allied Diseases, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 13,826 74
New Buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L.
p. 616, 23,991 71
Samaritan Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 25,000 00
Additional buildings, laboratory and
equipment, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
558, 20,000 00
£t. Agnes' Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 25,000 00 x
St. Christopher's Hospital for Children,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 7,187 28
St. Francis' Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
maintenance, 30,000 00
St. John's General Hospital, Allegheny,
Pa., maintenance, .\ 13,002 65
Power-house and plant, per Act of 1909,
P. L. p. 618, 10,000 00
St. Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia,
maintenance, 20,000 00
St. Joseph's Hospital and Dispensary,
Pittsburgh, Pa., maintenance, 5,000 00
St. Joseph's Hospital, Reading, Pa.,
maintenance, 10,000 00
St. Luke's Homeopathic Hospital, Phila-
delphia, Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
Completion and equipment of buildings,
per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 589, 4,075 00
St. Luke's Hospital, South Bethlehem,
Pa., maintenance, 12,500 00
St. Mary's Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 13,031 59
St. Timothy's Hospital and House of
Mercy, Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 15,170 49
St. Vincent's Hospital Association, Erie,
Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
Shenango Valley Hospital, New Castle,
Pa., maintenance, 12,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions— Continued.
Sewickley Valley Hospital, Sewickley,
Pa., maintenance, 4,500 00
South Side Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
maintenance, 67,671 43
Spencer Hospital, Meadeville, Pa., main-
tenance, 5,000 00
For indebtedness on buildings, and for
repairs and improvements, per Act of
1909, P. L. p. 548, 5,000 00
Simon H. Barnes Memorial Hospital,
Susquehanna, Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
Si ate Cottage Hospital, Connellsville,
Pa., maintenance, 9,901 13
State Hospital for Injured Persons,
Blossburg, Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
Improvements, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
813, 2,568 26
State Hospital for Injured Persons,
Fountain Springs, Pa., maintenance, . . 74,995 23
Improvements to laundry and boiler-
house, per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 814,. . 2,157 50
Extension of wards for burned men, per
Act of 1909, P. L. p. 814, 9,730 00
Repairs and renewal of furniture, per
Act of 1909, P. L. p. 814, 4,324 50
Repairs and improvements to plumbing,
and water extensions, per Act of 1909,
P. L. p. 814, 3,596 79
State Hospital for Injured Persons,
Hazelton, Pa., maintenance, 35,547 37
State Hospital for Injured Persons, Mer-
cer, Pa., maintenance, 12,500 00
Maintenance deficit, per Act of 1909, P.
L. p. 816, 3,000 00
Painting and Varnishing, per Act of
1907, P. L. p. 542 410 00
State Hospital of the Northern Anthra-
cite Coal Region, Scranton, Pa., main-
tenance, 5S,564 59
Nurses' Home, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
797, 37,434 42
Stetson Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance 2,052 14
Suburban General Hospital, Bellevue,
Pa., maintenance 2,500 00
Taylor Hospital, Taylor, Pa., mainte-
nance, 7,500 00
Titusville Hospital, Titusville, Pa., main-
tenance, 5,095 18
Todd Hospital, Carlisle, Pa., mainte-
nance, 2.028 46
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Uniontown Hospital, Union town, Pa.,
maintenance, 20,000 57
University of Pennsylvania, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance of Hospital, . . . 75,000 00
Maintenance of Veterinary Department, 18,975 68
New buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
631, 85,682 39
Telephone rental charges, 36 00
For the General Maintenance of the Uni-
versity, and the purchase of apparatus
or equipment, per Act of 1909, P. L.
p. 631, 130,000 00
Library books, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
631, 4,866 99
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Pa., maintenance of Reineinan Hos-
pital, Kaufmann Clinic, Dental Clinic,
Schools of Mines and Engineering, and
Departments of Education and Medi-
cine; and Construction of buildings,
etc., per Act of 1909, 89,86*6 09
New Buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
746 125,000 00
United Charities of Hazleton, Hazleton,
Pa., maintenance, 1,500 00
Warren Emergency Hospital, Warren,
Pa., maintenance, 6,000 00
Waynesburg City Hospital, Waynesburg,
Pa., maintenance, 3,125 00
Washington Hospital, Washington, Pa.,
maintenance, 3,290 69
Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., maintenance, 57,463 97
New buildings, per Act of 1907, P. L. p.
688, and Act of 1909, P. L. p. 835,. . . . 124,057 00
West Mountain Sanatorium, Scranton,
Pa., maintenance, 2,566 45
West Philadelphia General Homeopathic
Hospital and Dispensary, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 6,000 00
West Philadelphia Hospital for Women,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 7,546 44
West Side Hospital, Scranton, Pa., main-
tenance 7,750 00
Westmoreland Hospital Association,
Greensburg, Pa., maintenance 14,478 18
New buildings, per Act of 1909, P. L. p.
633 5,000 00
Wilkes-Barre City Hospital, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa., maintenance 22,500 00
Williamsport Hospital, Williamsport,
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Pa., maintenance, 27,163 68
Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
New clinical building and equipment,
per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 669, 38,384 40
Woman's Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 17,873 72
Woman's Homeopathic Association of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa., main-
tenance, 12,500 00
Women's Medical College of Pennsylva-
nia, Hospital Department, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 15,134 85
Women's Southern Homeopathic Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 5,000 00
York Hospital and Dispensary, York,
Pa., maintenance, 10,000 00
Total, 3,077,113 20
HOMES.
Aged Colored Women's Home, Williams-
port, Pa., maintenance, t 777 54
Almira Home, New Castle, Pa., mainte-
nance, 3,750 00
Beacon Light Mission, Bradford, Pa.,
maintenance, 1,440 06
Benevolent Association's Home for Chil-
dren, Pottsville, Pa., maintenance, 671 31
Bethesda Home, Pittsburg, Pa., mainte-
nance, 2,667 75
Boys' Industrial Home, Oakdale, Pa.,
maintenance, 8,214 08
Boys' Industrial Home, Williamsport,
Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
Children's Industrial Home, Harrisburg,
Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
Children's Home, South Bethlehem, Pa.,
maintenance, 900 00
Ciiildren's Home, York, Pa., mainte-
nance, 625 00
Catholic Home for Destitute Children,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 750 00
Christian Home for Women, Allegheny,
Pa., maintenance, 2,028 81
Christian Home, York, Pa., maintenance, 1,500 00
Curtis Home for Destitute Women and
Children, Pittsburgh, Pa., mainte-
nance, 2,269 92
Evangelical Home for the Aged, Phila-
delphia, Pa., maintenance, 1,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Friends' Home for Children, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
Florence Crittenden Mission, Scranton,
Pa., maintenance, 1,530 63
Florence Crittenden Mission, Williams-
port Pa., maintenance, 1,000 00
Florence Crittenden Mission, Harrisbnrg,
Pa., maintenance, 500 00
German Protestant Home for the Aged,
Fair Oaks, Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
German Protestant Home for the Aged,
Lawndale, Philadelphia, Pa., mainte-
nance, 1,500 00
Hebrew Sheltering Home, Philadelphia,
Pa., maintenance, 1,250 00
Home for the Aged and Infirm Colored
Women, Pittsburgh, Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
Home for Aged and Infirm Women,
Easton, Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
Home for Aged Couples and Old Men,
Bala, Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
Home for the Aged Veteran and Wife,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 9,000 00
Home for Colored Children, Allegheny,
Pa., maintenance, 5,000 00
Home for Friendless Children, Lancaster,
Pa., maintenance, 5,000 00
Home for Friendless Children, Easton,
Pa., maintenance, 2,441 18
Home for Friendless Children, Reading,
Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
Heme for the Friendless, Erie, Pa., main-
tenance, '. 6,000 00
Home for the Friendless, Harrisburg, Pa.,
maintenance, 2,292 91
Home for the Friendless, Scranton, Pa.,
maintenance, 4,685 31
Repairs, 1,081 93
Home for the Friendless, Williamsport,
Pa., maintenance, 6,000 00
Home for the Aged, Mt. Vernon Street,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 2,912 69
Home of Industry for Discharged Pris-
oners, Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
Home for the Training in Speech of Deaf
Children before they are of School Age,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 21,450 00
Painting, repairs, and furnishing, per
Act of 1909, P. L. p. 804, 2,010 85
Home of the Good Shepherd, Pittsburg,
Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions— Continued.
Home for Widows and Single Women,
Lebanon, Pa., maintenance, 1,500 00
House of the Good Shepherd, Beading,
Pa., maintenance, 1,562 50
House of the Good Shepherd, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 6,250 00
House of the Good Shepherd, Scranton,
Pa., maintenance, 1,250 00
Industrial Home for Colored Girls, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., maintenance, 851 92
Industrial Home for Crippled Children,
Pittsburgh, Pa., maintenance, 5,000 00
Ladies of the G. A. R Home, Hawkins
Station, Pa., maintenance 9,595 67
1'or building an addition to the home,
per Act of 1909, P. L. p. 567, 6,983 00
Messiah Home Orphanage, Harrisburg,
Pa., maintenance, 1,000 00
Midnight Mission, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 1,681 96
Nazarene Home for the Aged, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 3,750 00
Northern Home for Friendless Children,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 6,250 00
Nursery Home, Harrisburg, Pa., mainte-
nance, 1,036 78
Old Ladies, Home, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 5,000 00
Orphan Asylum of the Holy Family,
Lmsworth, Pa., maintenance, 5,000 00
Penn Asylum for Indigent Widows and
Single Women, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 3,000 00
Passavant Memorial Home for the the
Care of Epileptics, Rochester, Pa.,
maintenance, 5,000 00
Pennsylvania Memorial Home, Brook-
ville, Pa., maintenance, 5,208 50
Improvements to buildings, per Act of
1909, 1,626 02
Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors'
Home, Erie, Pa., maintenance, 98,773 93
Pennsylvania Working Home for Blind
Men, Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 17,500 00
Philadelphia Home for Infants, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 2,046 50
Philadelphia Home for Incurables, Phila-
delphia, Pa., maintenance, 14,973 06
Pittsburg Newsboys' Home, Pittsburgh,
Pa., maintenance, 7,876 37
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
New buildings and equipment, per Act of
1907, P. L. p. 737, 25,000 00
Pittsburgh Home for Babies, Pittsburgh,
Pa., maintenance, 2,502 54
Pittsburgh and Allegheny Home for the
Friendless, Pittsburgh, Pa., mainte-
tenance, 3,000 00
Rosine Home, Philadelphia, Pa., main-
tenance, 2,500 00
St. John's Orphan Asylum, Philadelphia,
Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
St. Joseph's Foundling Home, and Ma-
ternity Hospital, Scranton, Pa., main-
tenance, 4,000 00
St. Vincent's Home and Maternity Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 418 74
St. Vincent's Home, 20th and Race
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa., mainten-
ance, 1,000 00
Temporary Home for Children, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
Sylvan Heights Home for Orphan Girls,
Harrisburg, Pa., maintenance, 3,427 51
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, Tacony,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 1,500 00
Union Home for Old Ladies, Philadel-
phia, Pa., maintenance, 2,524 40
United Zion noine, Lititz, Pa., main-
tenance, 1,000 00
Western Temporary Home, Philadelphia,
Pa., maintenance, 2,000 00
Woods Run Industrial Home, Allegheny,
Pa., maintenance, .\ 2,000 00
Total, 1390,339 37
TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Academy of Natural Science, Philadel-
phia, Pa.,
New buildings and alterations, per act
of 1909, P. L. p. 828, 45,120 00
Avery College Trades School, Allegheny,
Pa., maintenance, 4,000 00
Berean Manual Training School, Phila-
delphia, Pa., maintenance, 7,500 00
Columbia Council School and Settlement
of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
maintenance, 1,125 00
National Farm School, Doylestown, Pa.,
maintenance, 10,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Pennsylvania Nautical School-ship,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 12,620 77
Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf,
Scranton, Pa., maintenance, 26,695 50
Pennsylvania State College, State Col-
lege, Pa., maintenance, 152,181 80
Sundry appropriations, per act of 1909, 77,444 56
Downingtown Industrial School for Col-
ored Youth, Downingtown, Pa., main-
tenance, 5,000 00
Pennsylvania Training School for Feeble-
Minded Children, Elwyn, Pa., main-
tenance, 134,173 33
Pennsylvania Museum and School of
Industrial Art, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance, 40,000 00
Philadelphia Museums, Philadelphia, Pa.
Preparation and installation of exhibits,
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 626, 10,000 00
Distribution of educational collections
among the public schools of the Com-
monwealth, per act of 1909, P. L. p.
626, 12,500 00
Pennsylvania Industrial School, Paoli,
Pa., maintenance, 1,213 90
Thaddeus Stevens Industrial School,
Lancaster, Pa., maintenance, 20,000 00
Improving grounds, etc., per act of 1909,
P. L. p. 139, 7,848 79
Waynesburg College, Waynesburg, Pa.,
completion and furnishing of Ladies
Dormitory, per act of 1909, 302 85
Williamsport Training School, Williams-
port, Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
Total, ' 1570,226 50
INSTITUTIONS.
Eastern Pennsylvania State Institution
for Feeble-Minded and Epileptic,
Spring City, Pa., maintenance, f 93,750 00
For repairs, grading and laying walks, . . 32,380 41
Stocking and equipping farm, 8,627 95
Water supply and pumping station, 25,400 65
Additional equipment for bakery and
laundry, 578 96
School furniture and supplies, 709 40
Drainage, 2,690 95
Dairy barn, 8,517 76
House and stable for superintendent, . . 12,550 W
81-2-1910
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Charitable Institutions — Continued.
Grand View Institution, Oil City, Pa.,
maintenance, 3,684 83
Institute for Colored Youth, Cheyney,
Pa., maintenance, I 3,000 00
Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, Philadelphia, Pa., main-
tenance, 156,715 83
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruc-
tion of the Blind, Philadelphia, Pa.,
maintenance and education, 46,750 00
State Institution for Feeble-Minded of
Western Pennsylvania, Polk Pa.,
maintenance, 244,008 08
New buildings, per act of 1907, 1,721 63
Sanitary sewer system, per act of 1009,
P. L. p. 809, 14,867 85
Grading, making walks and roads, per '
act of 1909, P. L. p. 809, 305 58
Silos and farm machinery, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 809, 306 44
Laying water-line, 4,150 45
Purchase and installation of dynamos
and motors, ! 727 50
Additional bathing facilities 9,855 42
Mortuary and pathological laboratory, . . 1,900 00
Western Pennsylvania Institution for
the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb,
Pittsburgh, Pa., maintenance and edu-
cation, 57,017 55
Western Pennsylvania Institution for
the Blind, Pittsburgh, Pa., mainten-
ance, 40,555 74
Erection and equipment of kindergarten
building, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 584, 30,000 00
Furniture, school apparatus and repairs,
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 584, 1,757 23
Total, $802,530 33
SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.
American Art Society, Philadelphia,
Pa., maintenance, f 2,000 00
Children Aid Society of Franklin
Countv, Chambersburg, Pa., mainten-
ance, '. 500 Q0
Childrens Aid Society of Westmoreland
County, Greensburg, Pa., maintenance, 4,500 00
Children's Aid Society, Meadville, Pa.,
maintenance, 1,000 00
Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, ...... 15,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Common Schools.
Children's Aid Society of Western Penn-
sylvania, Pittsburgh, Pa., maintenance, 5,946 18
Pennsylvania Home Teaching Society
and Free Circulating Library for the
Blind, Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 3,000 00
Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children
from Cruelty, Philadelphia, Pa., main-
tenance, , 3,750 00
Pennsylvania Seamen's Friend Society,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 1,791 69
Sanatarium Association of Philadelphia,
Philadelphia, Pa., maintenance, 1,250 00
Visiting Nurses Association, Pittsburgh,
Pa., maintenance, 750 00
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society,
Pittsburgh, Pa., maintenance, .\ 2,000 00
Northwestern Pennsylvania Humane
Society, Erie, Pa., maintenance, 300 00
Tuberculosis League, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
maintenance, 7,500 00
Wyoming Valley Society for the Pre-
vention and Treatment of Tuberculosis,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., maintenance, 1,250 00
Associated Charities and Humane So-
ciety of Lackawanna County, Scran-
ton, Pa., maintenance, 2,500 00
Total, 153,037 87
RECAPITULATION OF CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Hospitals, $3,077,113 20
nomes, T. 390,339 37
Training Schools, 570,226 50
Institutions, 802,530 33
Societies and Associations, 53,037 87
Total, 14,893,247 27
8. COMMON SCHOOLS.
SALARIES PAID COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS.
Adams county, H. M. Koth, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, $1,875 00
Allegheny county, Samuel Hamilton,
salary from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 11,250 00
Armstrong county, W. A. Patton, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
so» 1910« 2*ibyGoogIe •
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Common Schools — Continued.
Bearer county, David C. Locke, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,250 00
Bedford county, Victor E. P. Barkman,
salary from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 2,210 00
Berks county, Eli M. Rapp. salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 3,125 00
Blair county, T. S. Davis, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 2,500 00
Bradford county, Herbert S. Putnam,
salary from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910 3,125 00
Bucks county, J. H. Hoffman, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,750 00
Butler county, B. S. Penfield, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, . . . . ; 2,250 00
Cambria county, Herman T. Jones, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 2,500 00
Cameron county, Mattie M. Collins, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 1,875 00
Carbon county. James J. Bevan, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,625 00
Centre county, David O. Etters, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,692 00
Chester county, George W. Moore, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910 3,750 00
Clarion county, N. E. Heeter, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,045 00
Clearfield county, William E. Tobias,
salary from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910 3,000 00
Clinton county, Tra N. McCloskey, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910 2,000 00
Columbia county, William W. Evans,
salarv from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910 2,500 00
Crawford county, John D. Goodwin, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 2,427 50 ,
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Expenditures of tbe Commonwealth. Common Schools — Continued.
Cumberland county, J. Kelso Green, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 2,187 50
Dauphin county, H. V. B. Garver, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,500 00
Delaware county, A. G. C. Smith, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 3,125 00
Elk county, J. W. Sweeney, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 3,125 00
Erie county, I. H. Kussell, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 2,500 00
Fayette county, Clement G. Llewellyn,
salary from September 1, 1909, to No-
vember 30, 1910, 4,375 00
Forest county, D. W. Morrison, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,875 00
Franklin county, L. E. Smith, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,125 00
Fulton county, B. C. Lamberson, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,000 00
Greene county, John C. Stewart, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,970 00
Huntingdon county, J. G. Dell, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,955 00
Indiana county, J. F. Chapman, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,500 00
Jefferson county, L. Mayne Jones, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,625 00
Juniata county, Josiah H. Dean, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1.343 75
Lackawanna county, J. C. Taylor, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 4,375 00
Lrncaster county, M. J. Brecht, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 3,750 00
Lawrence county, W. Lee Gilmore, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, WlizPAyGo
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Common Schools — Continued.
Lebanon county, John W. Snoke, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,250 00
Lehigh county, Alvin Kupp, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 2,750 00
Luzerne county, Frank P. Hopper, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 5,000 00
Lycoming county, (i. B. Milnor, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 3,125 00
McKean county, Burdette S. Bayle, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 3,125 00
Mercer county, F. F. Foltz, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 2,500 00
Mifflin county, James F. Wills, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,875 00
Monroe county, Frank Koehler, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,250 00
Montgomery county, J. Horace Landis,
salary from September 1, 1909, to Nov-
ember 30, 1910, 3,750 00
Montour county, Charles W. Derr, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, >,->,^m 1,875 00
Northampton county, Gwr^s^. Grim,
salary from September 1, l909?Tfts?*ov-
ember 30, 1910, 2,625 00
Northumberland county, Wallace W. Fet-
zer, salary from September 1, 1909, to
November 30, 1910, 2 250
Perry county, Daniel A. Kline, salary ?
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1)45000
Pike county, Lucian Westbrook, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
™> 1910, 1,250 00 J
Potter county, B. O. Welfling, salary V
from September 1, 1909, to November K
30, 1910, 2,000 00 S
Schuylkill county, Livingston Seltzer, l
salary from September 1, 1909, to Nov-
ember 30, 1910, 4,375 00
Snyder county, T. A. Stetler, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
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Expenditures of the Commonweal Ui. Common Schools — Continued.
Somerset county, D. W. Seibert, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,500 00
Sullivan county, J. E. B. Kilgore, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,875 00
Susquehanna county, George A. Stearns,
salary from September 1, 1909, to Nov-
ember 30, 1910, 2,087 50
Tioga county, W. R. Longstreet, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,500 00
ULdon county, W. W. Spigelmyer, salary
from December 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 1,015 00
Venango county, Dallas W. Armstrong,
salary from September 1, 1909, to Nov-
ember 30, 1910, 2,625 00
Warren county, C. S. Knapp, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 2,150 00
Washington county, S. B. Crumrine, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 2,500 00
Wayne county, J. J. Koehler, salary from
September 1, 1909, to November 30,
1910, 2,000 00
Westmoreland county, Bobert C. Shaw,
salary from September 1, 1909, to Nov-
ember 30, 1910, 5,000 00
Wyoming county, Frank H. Japvis, sal-
ary from September 1, 1909, to Novem-
ber 30, 1910, 2,000 00
York county, Charles W. Stine, salary
from September 1, 1909, to November
30, 1910, 3,125 00
Total, $ 174,702 00
APPROPRIATIONS' TO COUNTIES.
Adams county, 44,443 74
Allegheny county, 096,994 63
Armstrong county, 75,816 63
Beaver county, 66,534 31
Bedford county, 60,144 45
Berks county, 191,947 26
BJair county, 95,277 75
Bradford county, 83,895 97
\ Bucks county, 74,538 66
\^ Butler county, 66,159 54
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Appropriations to Counties.
Cambria county, 128,506 30
Cameron county, 10,935 70
Carbon county, 54,152 85
Centre county, 58,905 80
Chester county, 107,128 13
Clarion county, 48,853 30
Clearfield county, 103,405 13
Clinton county, 43,391 31
Columbia county, 61,303 48
Crawford county, 91,855 59
Cumberland county, 64,085 18
Dauphin county, \ . . 126,123 40
Delaware county, 91,085 92
Elk county, 42,968 65
Erie county, 125,941 52
Fayette county, 119,901 14
Forest county, 14,702 55
Franklin county, 72,395 87
Fulton county, 15,455 65
Greene county, 35,308 20
Huntingdon county, 51,521 76
Indiana county, 69,619 56
Jefferson county, 64,681 88
Juniata county, 23,574 55
Lackawanna county, 220,075 95
Lancaster county, 159,000 41
Lawrence county, 62,242 90
Lebanon county, 63,648 65
Lehigh county, 101^554 08
Luzerne county, 299,939 64
L\ coming county, 92,925 10
McKean county, 52,812 65
Mercer county, 84,918 08
Mifflin county, 32,434 10
Monroe county, 31,373 49
Montgomery county, 151,897 66
Montour county, 17,774 20
Northampton county, 125,699 41
Northumberland countv, 111,967 41
Perry county, 37.647 70
Philadelphia county, 906,766 15
Pike county, 13,696 30
Potter county, 46,028 64
Schuylkill county, 190,877 06
Snyder county, 25,675 90
Somerset county, 70,722 10
Sullivan county, 17,260 25
Susquehanna county, .- 55,887 65
Tioga county, 65,005 45
Union county, 21,057 95
Venango county, 61,649 02
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Normal Schools.
Warren county, , 56,979 98
Washington county, 116,280 50
Wayne county, 43,323 98
Westmoreland county, 166,330 12
Wyoming county, 24,997 46
York county, 154,586 45
Total, 16,764,592 75
STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Amounts paid to State Normal Schools for aid of pupils who have
signified their intention of becoming teachers in the common
schools, and for State appro nations, for buildings, etc.
First District, West Chester, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, (36,310 50
Second District, Millersville, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 25,696 50
by direct appropriation, 6,496 20
Deficiency, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 33,. . 2,000 00
Third District, Kutztown, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 24,294 00
By direct appropriation, 5,257 60
New buildings, deficiency appropriation,
per act of 1909, P. L. p. 648, 10,000 00
Fourth District, East Stroudsburg, Pa.,
aid to pupils and graduates, 19,266 00
By direct appropriation, 10,000 00
Fifth District, Mansfield, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 23,077 50
By direct appropriation, 10,000 00
Sixth District, Bloomsburg, Pa., aid to •
pupils and graduates, 27,571 50
By direct appropriation, 12,500 00
Seventh District, Shippensburg, Pa., aid
to pupils and graduates, 16,087 50
By direct appropriation, 8,415 38
Eighth District, Lock Haven, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 18,789 00
By direct appropriation, 10,000 00
Ninth District, Indiana, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 38,325 00
By direct appropriation, 10,000 00
Tenth District, California, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 22,122 00
By direct appropriation, 11,835 13
Eleventh District, Slippery Hock, Pa., aid
to pupils and graduates, 31,684 50
By direct appropriation, 5,000 00
Deficiency, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 33,. . 6,659 60
Twelfth District, Edinboro, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 18,334 50
By direct appropriation, 7>#$iz3fty Go
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Exponent urc» of tlic Commonwealth. borough High Hebools.
Thirteenth District, Clarion, Pa., aid to
pupils and graduates, 19,912 50
By direct appropriation, 0,870 75
State Normal School examinations, —
expenses, 2,000 00
Total, $445,913 96
BOROUGH HIGH SCHOOLS.
Amounts paid Boroughs for maintaining: high schools during
year ending June, 1000.
Adams county —
Berwick borough, 230 00
East Berlin borough, 230 00
Fairfield borough, 230 00
Gettysburg borough, ...... 345 00
Littlestown borough, 345 00
New Oxford borough, 230 00 i
McSherrystown borough, . . 230 00
1,840 00
Allegheny county —
Avalon borough, 345 00
Aspinwall borough, % . 460 00
Bellevue borough, 345 00
Ben Avon borough, 460 00
Braddock borough, 460 00
Bridgeville borough, 230 00
Carnegie borough, 345 00
Clairton borough, 345 00
Craf ton borough, 345 00
• Duquesne borough, 345 00
Edgewood borough, 345 00
Elizabeth borough, 345 00
Glassport borough, 230 00
Homestead borough, 460 00
Munhall borough, 460 00
North Braddock borough, . 345 00
Oakdale borough, 230 00
Oakmont borough, 230 00
Pitcairn borough, 230 00
Sewickley borough, 460 00
Swissvale borough, 345 00
Tarentum borough, 460 00
Verona borough, 345 00
Wilkinsburg borough, 460 00
Carrick and Knoxville bor-
. ough |307 00
Corapolis borough, 460 00
East Pittsburgh, Turtle
Creek and Wilmerding, . . 460 00
$9,852 Q^iti2 gle
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borough High Schools — Continued.
Armstrong county —
Appollo borough, $345 00
Ford City borough, 345 00
Freeport borough, 345 00
Kittanning borough, 460 00
Leechburg borough, 345 00
Parker City borough, 230 00
$ 2,070 00
Beaver county —
Beaver borough, $460 00
Beaver Falls borough, " 460 00
Freedom borough, 345 00
Monaca borough, 230 00
New Brighton borough, . . 460 00
Rochester borough, 460 00
|2,415 00
Bedford county —
Bedford borough, $345 00
Everett borough, 345 00
Ilyndman borough, 345 00
Saxton borough, 230 00
1,265 00
Berks county —
Birdsboro borough, $230 00
Boyertown borough, . . 345 00
Fleetwood borough, 230 00
Hamburg, 345 00
Kiitztown borough, 230 00
Mohnton borough, 230 00
West Leesport borough, . . 230 00
West Reading borough, 230 00
Womelsdorf borough, 230 00
2,300 00
Blair County —
Bellwood borough, 345 00
Juniata borough, 345 00
Martinsburg borough, 230 00
Roaring Spring borough . . 230 00
Tyrone borough, 345 00
Williamsburg borough, . . . 230 00
1,725 00
Bradford County —
Athens borough, 460 00
Canton borough, 345 00
Le Raysville borough, 230 00
Monroe borough, 230 00
New Albany borough, 230 00
Sayre borough, 460 00
Towanda borough, 460 00
Troy borough, 460 00
Wyalusing borough, 345 00
3,220 00
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Expenditures of the Coramou wealth. Borough High Schools — Continued.
Bucks County —
Bristol borough 230 00
Doylestown borough, 345 00
Langhorne borough, 230 00
Morrisville borough, 230 00
New Hope borough, 230 00
Newtown borough, 345 00
Perfcasie borough, 230 00
Quakertown borough, 345 00
Sellersville borough, 345 00
Yardley borough, • 230 00
2,760 00
Butler County —
Bruin borough, 230 00
Butler borough, 460 00
Eau Claire borough, 230 00
Evansburg borough, ...... 230 00
Harrisville borough, 230 00
Mars borough, 230 00
Millerstown borough, 230 00
Zelienople borough, 345 00
Cambria County —
Barnesboro borough, 230 00
Cresson borough, 230 00
Dale borough, 230 00
East Conemaugh borough, . 230 00
Ebensburg borough, 230 00
Franklin borough, 230 00
Gallitzin borough, 230 00
Hastings borough,, 230 00
Patton borough 345 00
Portage borough, 230 00
South Pork borough, 345 00
Wilmore borough, 230 00
Spangler borough, 230 00
Cameron County —
Emporium borough, 345 00
Carbon County —
Lehighton borough, 345 00
Manch Chunk borough 460 00
Perryville borough, 230 00
Summit Hill borough, 345 00
Weatherly borough 230 00
East Mauoh Chunk borough 345 00
Lansford borough, 345 00
2,185 00
3,220 00
345 00
2,300 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borough High Schools — Continued.
Centre County —
Bellefonte borough, 460 00
Center Hall borough, 230 00
Howard borough, 230 00
Milosburg borough, 230 00
Millheim borough, . ... 230 00
Philipsburg borough, 400 00
Snow Shoe borough, 230 00
State College borough, ... 345 00
2,415 00
Chester County —
Atglen borough, 230 00
Avondale borough, 230 00
Downingtown borough, . . . 4G0 00
Honeybrook borough, 230 00
Kennett Square borough, . . 460 00
Malvern borough, 230 00
Oxford borough, .._ 345 00
ParkesbuTg borough, 345 00
Phoenixville borough, 460 00
Spring City borough, .... 345 00
West Chester borough, 460 00
Coatesville borough, 460 00
West Grove borough 345 00
4,600 00
Clarion County —
Clarion borough, 230 00
East Brady borough, 230 00
Edenburg borough, 230 00
New Bethlehem borough,.. 230 00
Bimersburg borough, 230 00
Saint Petersburg borough,. 230 00
Sligo borough, 230 00
Strattonville borough, 230 00
, Shippenville borough, .... 230 00
2,070 00
Clearfield County —
Clearfield borough, 460 00
Coalport borough, 230 00
Curwensville borough, 345 00
DuBois borough, 460 00
Houtzdale borough, 230 00
Mahaffey borough, 230 00
Osceola Mills borough, . . . 345 00
Barney borough, 230 00
2,530 00
Clinton County —
Avis borough, 230 00
Beech Creek borough, .... 230 00
Flemington borough, 230 00
Loganton borough, 230 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borough High Schools— Continued.
Bucks County —
Bristol borough, 230 00
Doylestown borough, 345 00
Langhorne borough, 230 00
Morrisville borough, 230 00
New Hope borough, 230 00
Newtown borough, 345 00
Perkasie borough, 230 00
Quakertown borough, 345 00
Sellersville borough, 345 00
Yardley borough, • 230 00
Butler County —
Bruin borough, 230 00
Butler borough, 460 00
Eau Claire borough, 230 00
Evansburg borough, ...... 230 00
Harrisville borough, 230 00
Mars borough, 230 00
Millerstown borough, 230 00
Zelienople borough, 345 00
Cambria County —
Barnesboro borough, 230 00
Cresson borough, 230 00
Dale borough, 230 00
East Coneraaugh borough, . 230 00
Ebensburg borough, 230 00
Franklin borough, 230 00
Gallitzin borough, 230 00
Hastings borough,, 230 00
Patton borough, 345 00
Portage borough, 230 00
South Fork borough, 345 00
Wilmore borough, 230 00
Spangler borough, 230 00
Cameron County —
Emporium borough, 345 00
Carbon County —
Lehigh ton borough, 345 00
Mauch Chunk borough 460 00
Perryville borough, 230 00
Summit Hill borough, 345 00
Weatherly borough 230 00
East Mauch Chunk borough 345 00
Lansford borough, 345 00
2,760 00
2,185 00
3,220 00
345 00
2,300 00
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Expenditures of the Commonweal Ui. Borough High Schools — Continued.
Centre County —
Bellelonte borough, 460 00
Center Hall borough, 230 00
Howard borough, 230 00
Milesburg borough, 230 00
Millheim borough, 230 00
Philipsburg borough, 400 00
Snow Shoe borough, 230 00
State College borough, . . . 345 00
Chester County —
Atglen borough, 230 00
Atop dale borough, 230 00
Downingtown borough, . . . 4G0 00
Honeybrook borough, 230 00
Kennett Square borough, . . 460 00
Malvern borough, 230 00
Oxford borough, .._ 345 00
Parkesburg borough, .... 345 00
Phoenixville borough, 460 00
Spring City borough, 345 00
West Chester borough, 460 00
Coatesyille borough, 460 00
West Grove borough 345 00
Clarion County —
Clarion borough, 230 00
East Brady borough, 230 00
Edenburg borough, 230 00
New Bethlehem borough,.. 230 00
Bimersburg borough, 230 00
Saint Petersburg borough,. 230 00
Sligo borough, 230 00
Strattonville borough, 230 00
. Shippenville borough, 230 00
4,600 00
Clearfield County —
Clearfield borough, 460 00
Coalport borough, 230 00
Curwensville borough, .... 345 00
DuBois borough, 460 00
Houtzdale borough, 230 00
Mahaffey borough, 230 00
Osceola Mills borough, . . . 345 00
Barney borough, 230 00
2,070 00
2,530 00
Clinton County —
Avis borough, 230 00
Beech Creek borough, .... 230 00
Flemington borough, 230 00
Loganton borough, 230 00
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MiU Hall borough, 230 00
Kenovo borough, 345 00
Columbia County —
Benton borough, 230 00
Berwick borough, 460 00
Bloomsburg borough, 460 00
Catawissa borough, 345 00
Millville borough, 230 00
Orangeville borough, 230 00
Stillwater borough, . . 230 00
Centralia borough, 345 00
West Berwick borough, .. 230 00
Crawford County —
Cambridge Springs bor-
ough, 460 00
Cochran ton borough, 230 00
Conneaut Lake borough,. . . 230 00
Conneautville borough, . . . 345 00
Hydeville borough, 230 00
Liuesville borough, 230 00
Saegertown borough, 230 00
Spartansburg borough, ... 230 00
Springboro borough, 345 00
Townville borough, 345 00
Cumberland County —
Carlisle borough, 460 00
Camp Hill borough, 230 00
Lemoyne borough, 230 00
New Cumberland borough, 230 00
Shippensburg borough, .... 345 00
Mechanicsburg borough, . . 345 00
Mt Holly Springs borough, 230 00
Newville borough, 230 00
Dauphin County —
Elizabethville borough, ... 230 00
Halif ax borough, 230 00
Highspire borough, 230 00
Hummelstown borough, . . . 345 00
Lykens borough, 345 00
Middletown borough, 460 00
Millersburg borough, 460 00
Penbrook borough, 230 00
Boyalton borough, -. 230 00
Williamstown borough, ... 345 00
Steelton borough, 460 00
1,495 00
2,760 00
2,875 00
2,300 00
3,566 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borough High Schools — Continued.
Delaware County —
Darby fcorough, 460 00
Lansdowne borough, 460 00
Media borough, 460 00
Norwood borough, 230 00
Prospect Park borough, . . 230 00
Ridley Park borough, .... 460 00
Rutledge borough, 230 00
Sharon Hill borough, 230 00
Swarthmore borough, 460 00
Upland borough, . ._ 230 00
Elk County—
Johnsonburg borough, .... 345 00
Ridgway borough, 460 00
Saint Marys borough, 460 00
Erie County —
Albion borough, 230 00
East Springfield borough,. . 230 00
Edinboro borough, 345 00
Pairview borough, 230 00
Girard borough, 345 00
North East borough, 460 00
Union City borough, 460 00
Wattsburg borough, 345 00
Waterford borough, 230 00
Payette County —
Belle Vernon borough, 230 00
Connellsville borough, 460 00
Dunbar borough, 230 00
Point Marion borough, 230 00
South Brownsville borough, 345 00
Uniontown borough, 460 00
Forest County —
Tionesta borough, 230 00
Franklin County —
Chambersburg borough, . . . 345 00
Oreencastle borough, 230 00
Mcrcersburg borough, 345 00
Waynesboro borough, 460 00
Fulton County —
McConnellsburg borough, 230 00
Greene County—
Wuynesburg borough, 230 00
3,450 00
1,266 00
2,875 00
1,955 00
230 00
1,380 00
230 00
230 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borough High Schools — Continued.
Huntingdon County —
Alexandria borough, 230 00
Huntingdon borough, .... 345 00
Mapleton borough, 230 00
Mount Union borough, 345 00
Orbisonia borough, 230 00
Petersburg borough, 230 00
Indiana County —
Blairsville borough, 345 00
Indiana borough, 230 00
Saltsburg borough, 230 00
Jefferson County —
Big Run borough, 230 00
Brockwayville borough, . . 345 00
Falls Creek borough, 230 00
Punxsutawney borough, .. 345 00
Beynoldsville borough, 345 00
Sykesville borough, 230 00
West Beynoldsville bor-
ough, 230 00
Brookville borough, 460 00
Juniata County —
Mifflintown borough, 345 00
Patterson borough, 230 00
Port Eoyal borough, 345 00
Lackawanna County —
Archbald borough, 345 00
Dalton borough, 345 00
Dunmore borough, 400 00
Jermyn borough, 230 00
Moosic borough, 230 00
Olyphant borough, 230 00
Taylor borough, 345 00
Vandling borough, 230 00
Waverly borougli, 230 00
Blakely borough, 345 00
Dickson City borough, .. 230 00
£lmhurst borough, 230 00
Mayfield borough, 345 00
Old Forge borough, 345 00
Winton borough, 230 00
Lancaster County —
Adamstown borough, .... 230 00
Akron borough, _ 230 00
Christiana borough, 230 00
Columbia borough; 460 00
1,010 00
805 00
2,415 00
920 00
4,370 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borough High School*— Continued.
Denver borough,
230 00
Elizabethtown borough, . .
230 00
Ephrata borough,
230 00
Lititz borough,
345 00
Manheim borough,
345 00
Marietta borough,
345 00
Mount Joy borough,
345 00
New Holland borough, . . .
230 00
Quarryville borough,
230 00
Strasburg borough,
345 00
Terre Hill borough,
230 00
Lawrence County —
Elwood City borough,
345 00
New Wilmington borough
, 230 00
Wampum borough,
230 00
Enon Valley borough,
230 00
Lehigh County —
Catasauqua borough,
345 00
Emaus borough,
230 00
Slatington borough,
460 00
Coopersburg borough,
230 00
Luzerne County —
Ashley borough,
230 00
Avoca borough,
230 00
Dorranceton borough,
345 00
Duryea borough,
345 00
Edwardsville borough, . . .
345 00
Forty Fort borough,
345 00
Kingston borough,
345 00
Nanticoke borough,
460 00
Nescopeck borough,
230 00
Parsons borough,
230 00
West Pittston borough, . .
460 00
Freeland borough,
345 00
White Haven borough,
230 00
Wyoming borough,
345 00
Lycoming County —
DuBoistown borough,
230 00
Hughesville borough,
345 00
Jersey Shore borough,
345 00
Montgomery borough, . . . .
230 00
Montoursville borough, . . .
345 00
Muncy borough,
345 00
South Williamsport bor
ough,
345 00
Picture Bocks borough; _, .
230 00
4,370 00
1,035 00
1,265 00
4,485 00
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McKean County —
Eldred borough, 345 00
Mt. Jewett borough, 345 00
Port Alleghany borough, . . 345 00
Smethport borough, 460 00
Mercer County —
Greenville borough, 460 00
Grove City borough, 345 00
' Jamestown borough, 230 00
Mercer borough, 345 00
Bandy Lake borough, 230 00
Sharon borough, 460 00
Sharpsville borough, 345 00
South Sharon borough,..- 345 00
West Middlesex borough,. . 230 00
Stoneboro borough, 230 00
Mifflin County —
Lewistown borough, 460 00
Monroe County —
East Stroudsburg borough, 345 00
Stroudsburg borough, .... 460 00
3,220 00
460 00
805 00
Montgomery County —
Ambler borough, 345 00
Collegeville borough, 345 00
Conshohocken borough, . . . 345 00
Hatboro borough, 345 00
Jenkintown borough, 345 00
Landsdale borough, 345 00
Narberth borough, 345 00
Norristown borough, 460 00
North Wales borough, .... 230 00
Royersford borough, 460 00
Schwenksville borough, ... 230 00
Souderton borough, 230 00
West Conshohocken bor-..
ough, - 230 00
4,255 00
Montour County —
Danville borough, 460 00
460 00
Northampton County —
Bangor borough, 460 00
Bethlehem borough, 460 00
Hellertown borough, 230 00
Nazareth borough, 460 00
Northampton borough, ... 230 00
Pen* Argyl borough, .... 345 00 ^
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borough High Schools— Continued.
South Bethlehem borough,. 460 00
Portland borough, 230 00
Northumberland County —
Milton borough, 460 00
Mount Carmel borough,... 345 00
Northumberland borough, . . 460 00
Shamokin borough, 460 00
Sunbury borough, 460 00
Turbotville borough, 230 00
Watsontown borough, 345 00
Perry County —
Duncannon borough, 345 00
Maryeville borough, 230 00
Millerstown borough, 230 00
New Bloomfleld borough,.. 230 00
Newport borough, 345 00
Pike County —
Matamoras borough, 230 00
Potter County —
Austin borough, 345 00
Coudersport borough, .... 460 00
Galeton borough, 345 00
Lewieville borough, 230 00
Shinglehouse borough, .... 345 00
Oswayo borough, 230 00
Schuylkill County —
Ashland borough, 345 00
Auburn borough, 230 00
Prackville borough, 345 00
Mahanoy City borough, 345 00
Minersville borough, 345 00
Orwigsburg borough, 345 00
Port Carbon borough, 230 00
Schuylkill Haven borough, 345 00
Tamaqua borough, 345 00
Tower City borough, 345 00
Tremont borough, 230 00
Pottsville borough, 345 00
Shenandoah borough, 345 00
Pine Grove borough, 230 00
Snyder County —
Middleburg borough, 230 00
Selinsgrove borough, 345 00
2,875 00
2,760 00
1,380 00
230 00
1,955 00
4,370 00
575 00
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Somerset County —
Berlin borough,
. . 230 00
Confluence borough,
230 00
Garrett borough,
230 00
Meyersdale borough, ....
345 00
Bockwood borough,
230 00
Salisbury borough,
230 00
Somerset borough,
345 00
Windber borough,
345 00
2,185 00
Sullivan County —
Dushore borough,
345 00
Forksville borough, ....
230 00
La Porte borough,
230 00
805 00
Susquehanna County —
Forest City borough, . . .
230 00
Great Bend borough, . .
230 00
Hallstead borough,
345 00
Montrose borough,
460 00
New Milford borough, . .
230 00
Susquehanna borough, . .
460 00
1,955 00
Tioga County —
Blossburg borough,
345 00
Elkland borough, % .
345 00
Knoxville borough,
345 00
Tioga borough,
230 00
Wellsboro borough,
460 00
Westfleld borough,
230 00
1,955 00
Union County —
Mifflinburg borough,
345 00
QJK 00
Venango County —
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Clintonville borough, . . .
230 00
Cooperstown borough, . .
230 00
Emlenton borough,
230 00
Pleasantville borough, . .
345 00
Bouseville borough,
230 00
Siverly borough,
230 00
Utica borough, .........
230 00
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1,725 00
Warren County —
Clarendon borough,
230 00
Columbus borough,
345 00
Sugar Grove borough, . .
230 00
Tidioute borough,
460 00
Warren borough,
460 00
Youngsville borough, . , .
845 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Borongh High Schools — Continued.
Washington County —
Beallsville borough, 230 00
Bentleyville borough, 230 00
Burgettstown borough, . . . 230 00
Canonsburg borough, 460 00
Centerville borough, 345 00
Charleroi borough, 345 00
Claysville borough, 345 00
Donora borough, 345 00
East Washington borough, 230 00
McDonald borough, 460 00
Midway borough, 230 00
Washington borough, 460 00
West Alexander borough, . . 230 00
Wayne County —
Hawley borough, 345 00
Honesdale borough, 460 00
Waymart borough, 230 00
Westmoreland County —
Arnold borough, 230 00
Avonmore borough, 230 00
Bolivar borough, 230 00
Derry borough, 345 00
Greensburg borough, 460 00
Irwin borough, 345 00
Jeannette borough, 345 00
Latrobe borough, „ 460 00
Ligonier borough, 230 00
Manor borough, 230 00
Monessen borough, 460 00
Mt. Pleasant borough, 345 00
New Kingston borough, . . 345 00
Parnassus borough, 230 00
Scottdale borough, 460 00
Vandergrift borough, 460 00
Vandergrift Heights bor-
ough, * 230 00
West Newton borough, 345 00
Wyoming County —
Laceyville borough, 345 00
Meshoppen borough, 230 00
Nicholson borough, 345 00
Tunkhannock borough, . . . 460 00
York County —
Dallastown borough, 230 00
Delta borough, 230 00
Dillsburg borough, 230 00
4,140 00
1,035 00
5,980 00
1,380 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Township High Schools.
Glen Eock 230 00
Hanover borough, 460 00
Manchester borough, . . 230 00
New Freedom borough,. . . . 230 00
North York borough, 230 00
Red Lion borough, 230 00
Stewartstown borough, . . . 230 00
Wellsville borough, 230 00
West York Borough, 230 00
Windsor borough, 230 00
Wrightsville borough, 345 00
Yoe borough, 230 00
3,795 00
Total, 147,622 00
TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOLS.
Amounts paid townships for maintain-
ing High Schools during school year
ending June, 1909.
Allegheny county —
Bethel township, |400 00
Harrison township, 400 00
Shaler township, 400 00
Baldwin township, 267 00
|1,467 00
Armstrong county —
Cowanshannock township,. |400 00
South Buffalo township, . . 400 00
Brady's Bend township, . . 400 00
1,200 00
Beaver county, Harmony township, 600 00
Bedford county —
Broad Top, f 400 00
Liberty township, 400 00
800 00
Berks county —
Caernarvon township, |400 00
Cumru township, 400 00
Heidelberg township, 400 00
Lower Heidelberg township, 400 00
Longswamp township, 400 00
Marion township, 400 00
Oley township, 400 00
Ontelaunee township, 400 00
Penn township, 400 00
Perry township, 400 00
Spring township, 400 00
4,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Township High Schools — Continued.
Blair countv —
Antis township, $400 00
Logan township, 400 00
Snyder township, 400 00
Tyrone township, 400 00
Bradford . county —
Orwell township, f 600 00
Rome township. GOO 00
Smithfield township, .... 40* 00
West Burlington township, 400 00
Wyalusing township, 600 00
Warren township, 400 00
Carbon Run township, 400 00
Ulster township, 400 00
1,600 00
Buclts county —
Buckingham township, . . . f 400 00
Doylestown township, 400 00
Durham township, 400 00
Falls township, 400 00
Hilltown township, 400 00
Lower Makefield township, 400 00
Middletown township, 400 00
New Britain township, 400 00
Northampton township, . . 400 00
Solebury township, 400 00
Southampton township, . . 400 00
Nockamixon township, 400 00
Springfield township, 600 00
3,800 00
5,400 00
Butler county —
Concord township, f 400 00
Franklin township, 400 00
Muddy Creek township, .. 400 00
Penn * township, 400 00
Fairview township, 400 00
Middlesex township, 400 00
Cambria county —
Adams township, |400 00
Stonv Creek township, . . 400 00
Reade township, 600 00
2,400 00
1,400 00
Cameron county, Shippen township, 400 00
Carbon county —
Banks township, f 400 00
Lower Towamensing town-
ship, 400 00
Mauch Chunk township, . . 800 00
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Expenditure* of the Common veal tb. Township High Schools — Continued.
Franklin township, 400 00
Packerton township, 400 00
Centre county —
Benner township, {400 00
College township, 400 00
Gregg township, 400 00
Haines township, 400 00
Harris township, 400 00
Liberty township, 400 00
Miles township, 400 00
Spring township, 400 00
Walker township, 400 00
Worth township, 400 00
Ferguson township, 400 00
Chester county —
East Brandywine township, f 400 00
East Coventry township, . . 400 00
East Goshen township, 400 00
East Marlborough town-
ship, 600 00
East Nantmeal township, . 400 00
East Pikeland township, . . 400 00
East Whiteland township,. 400 00
Honeybrook township, 400 00
North Coventry township, . 400 00
Uwchlan township, 400 00
Wallace township, 400 00
West Fallowfield township, 400 00
West Nantmeal township, 400 00
West Pikeland township, . . 400 00
Tredyffrin township, 800 00
East Nottingham township, 600 00
Warwick township, 400 00
West nottingham township, 600 00
West Vincent township, . . 400 00
New London township, . . 400 00
Clarion county —
Porter township, f 400 00
Redbank township, 400 00
Salem township, 400 00
Clearfield county —
Beccaria township, f 400 00
Bigler township, 400 00
Brady township, 400 00
Huston township, 400 00
Morris township, 400 00
Sandy township, 400 00
Woodward township, 400 00
2,400 00
4,400 00
9,000 00
1,200 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Township High Schools — Continued.
Cooper township, 400 00
Karthaus township, 400 00
Clinton county —
Chapman township, f 400 00
Lamar township, 600 00
Noyes township, 400 00
Porter township, 400 00
Columbia county —
Mt Pleasant township, ... 400 00
Beaver township, 400 00
Briar Creek township, 400 00
Center township, 400 00
Fishing Creek township, . . 400 00
Greenwood township, 400 00
Hemlock township, 400 00
Locust township, 400 00
Madison township, 400 00
Main township, 400 00
Mifflin township, 600 00
Boaring Creek township, . . 400 00
Scott township, 400 00
Sugar Loaf township, 400 00
Crawford county —
Summit township, |400 00
Wayne township, 400 00
Cussewago township, 400 00
East Fallowfield township, 400 00
Hayfield township, 400 00
North Shenango town-. .
ship, 600 00
Bandolph township, 400 00
Bichmond township, 400 00
South Shenango township, 400 00
Bloomfield township, 400 00
Cumberland county —
Frankford township, f 400 00
South Middletown town-
ship, 400 00
Newton township, 400 00
Penn township, 400 00
East Pennsboro township, 400 00
3,600 00
1,800 00
5,800 00
4,200 00
2,000 00
Dauphin county —
Derry township, f 600 00
Swatara township, 400 00
Wiconisco township, 600 00
Williams township, 400 00
2,000 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Township Ulgh Schools— Continued. ^
Delaware county —
Haverford township, $400 00
Kadnor township, 800 00
Thornbury township, 400 00
Upper Darby township, . . 600 00
Upper Providence township, 400 00
2,600 «0
Elk county —
Fox township, $ 600 00
Highland township, 400 00
Horton township, 600 00
Jay township, 400 00
Jones township, 600 00
Millstone township, 400 00
Ridgway township, 400 00
Spring Creek township, . . 600 00
Benzette township, 600 00
Erie county —
Elk Creek township, f400 00
Girard township, 600 00
Harbor Creek township, . . 600 00
Mill Creek township, 600 00
Springfield township, 600 00
Greenfield township, 400 00
Venango township, 400 00
Waterford township, 400 00
Payette County —
Connellsville township, . . . 400 00
Dunbar township, 600 00
German township, 600 00
North Union township, . . . 400 00
Perry township, 600 00
Forest County —
Hickory township, 400 00
Kingsley township, 400 00
Jenks township, 800 00
Franklin County —
Fannett township, 400 00
Peters township 400 00
Quincy township, 400 00
Washington township, 400 00
Metal township, 400 00
4,600 00
4,000 00
2,600 00
1,600 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Township High Schools — Continued.
Greene County —
Cumberland township, .... 400 00
Jefferson township, 400 00
Morris township, 400 00
Kichhill township, 400 00
Huntingdon County —
Jackson township, 400 00
Spruce Creek township, . . 400 00
Jefferson County —
Snyder township, 400 00
Washington township, 000 00
Eldred township, 400 00
McCalmont township, 400 00
Juniata County —
Fayette township, 400 00
Lackawanna Couniy —
Fell township, 400 00
Madison township, 400 00
South Abington township,. GOO 00
Lancaster County —
East Donegal township, 600 00
Bart township, 400 00
Caernarvon township, 400 00
Coleraine township, 400 00
Conoy township, 400 00
Drumore township, N 400 00
East Cocalico township, . . . 400 00
East Drumore township, . . 400 00
East Hempfield township,. . 400 00
East Lampeter township, . . 400 00
Fulton township, 400 00
Mount Joy township, 400 00
Paradise township, 400 00
Salisbury township, 400 00
Upper Leacock township,.. 400 00
West Earl township, 400 00
Little Britain township, . . 400 00
iwrence County —
North Beaver township, . .
400 00
Scott township,
400 00
Hickory township,
400 00
Slippery Bock township, . .
400 00
1,600 00
800 00
1,800 00
400 00
1,400 00
7,000 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Township High Schools— Continued.
Lebanon County —
Cornwall township, 400 00
Heidelberg township, 400 00
Jackson township, 400 00
North Annville township, . . 400 00
North Londonderry town-
ship, 400 00
South Annville township,. . 400 00
South Lebanon township, 400 00
West Cornwall township, . 400 00
3,200 00
Lehigh County —
Whitehall township, 600 00
North Whitehall township, 400 00
Salisbury township, 400 00
Upper Milford township, . . 400 00
1,800 00
Luzenre County —
Hazle township, 800 00
Plymouth township, GOO 00
Butler township, 400 00
Newport township, 600 00
2,400 00
Lycoming County —
Brown township, 400 00
Clinton township, 400 00
Limestone township, 400 00
Mclntyre township, 400 00
1,600 00
McKean County —
Hamlin township, 400 00
Foster township, 400 00
800 00
Mercer County —
Pymatuning township, . . . 400 00
Hickory township, 600 00
1,000 00
Mifflin County —
Armagh township, 600 00
Brown township, 600 00
Derry township, 600 00
Union township, 400 00
2,200 00
Monroe County —
Polk township, 400 00
400 00
Montgomery County — >
Abington township, 600 00
Cheltenham township, 800 00
Lower Marion township, . . 800 00 Digitized by GoOgJe
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Township High Schools — Continued.
Moreland township, 600 00
Plymouth township, 400 00
Upper Gwynedd township,. 400 00
West Pottsgrove township, 400 00
Whitpain township, 400 00
Worcester township, 400 00
Montour County —
Derry township, 400 00
Northampton County —
Palmer township, 400 00
Upper Mt. Bethel township, 400 00
Bethlehem township, 400 00
Lehigh township, 400 00
Lower Saucon township, . . 400 00
Northumberland County —
Coal township, 400 00
Delaware township, 400 00
East Chillisquaque town-
ship, 400 00
Kalpho township, 400 00
West Chillisquaque town-
ship, 400 00
Zerbe township, 600 00
Potter County-
Harrison township, 600 00
Stewardson township, 600 00
Genesee township, 400 00
Hector township, 400 00
Portage township, 400 00
Roulette township, 400 00
Sylvania township, 400 00
Schuylkill County —
Branch township, 400 00
Delano township, 400 00
Frailey township, 400 00
Hegins township, 400 00
Porter township, 400 00
Reilly township, 400 00
Union township, 400 00
Snyder County —
Beaver township, 400 00
Spring township, 400 00
Washington township, 400 00
West Beaver township, ... 400 00
4,800 00
400 00
2,000 00
2,600 00
3,200 00
2,800 00
1,600 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Township IJIgh Schools — Coutlnuod.
Sullivan County —
Cherry township, . . .
Colley township,
Elkland township, . .
Hillsgrove township,
Davidson township, .
Fox township,
Susquehanna County —
Auburn township, . .
Brooklyn township, .
Harford township, . .
Herrick township, . . .
Rush township,
Springville township,
Tioga County —
Bloss township
Morris township, . . .
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
600 00
400 00
000 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
Union County —
Hartley township,
Lewis township, . .
Venango County —
Oakland township,
Plum township,
Richland township,
Rockland township, . . .
Sugar Creek township,
Washington County —
Mt Pleasant township. . .
North Strabane township,
Cecil township,
Cross Creek township,
East Bethlehem township,
East Pike Run township, . .
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
Warren County —
Sheffield township,
600 00
Brokenstraw township, . .
400 00
Conewango township, . . .
400 00
Corydon township,
400 00
Farmington township, . . .
400 00
Freehold township,
400 00
Glade township,
400 00
Kinzua township,
400 00
Pine Grove township, . . .
400 00
Spring Creek township, .
400 00
Sugar Grove township, . . .
400 00
600 00
600 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
400 00
2,600 00
2,600 00
800 00
800 00
2,000 00
4,600 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Recapitulation.
Morris township, 400 00
Peters township, 400 00 >>
Bobinson township, 400 00
4,000 00
Wayne County —
Damascus township, 600 00
Lehigh township, 600 00
Mt. Pleasant township, . . 600 00
Preston township, 600 00
Buckingham township, 400 00
Clinton township, 400 00
Dreher township, 400 00
Lake township, 400 00
Sterling township, 400 00
Texas township., 400 00
4,800 00
Westmoreland County —
East Huntingdon township, 600 00
Mt. Pleasant township, 600 00
Allegheny township, 400 00
Bell township, 400 00
2,000 00
Wyoming County —
Noxen township, 400 00
Monroe township, 600 00
1,000 00
York County —
Codorus township, 420 00
Fawn township, 400 00
Hellam township, 400 00
Peach Bottom township, . . 400 00
1,620 00
Total, 149,487 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cornplanter Indian School, Warren
county, Pa., per Act of April 10, 1905,
P. L. p. 125 500 00
For the payment of lecturers and in-
structors at the Summer Assemblies
held bv the Pennsylvania Educational
Association, per Act of 1909, 4,672 07
Total, 5,172 07
RECAPITULATION.
Salaries of County Superintendents, — f 174,702 00
Appropriations to Counties, 6,764,592 76
fftf? ftormftl Schools, 445,913 96
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania.
Borough High Schools, 147,622 00
Township High Schools, 149,487 00
Miscellaneous, 5,172 07
Total, _ 7,687,489 78
9. SOLDIERS' ORPHAN SCHOOLS.
Education and maintenance, $112,706 71
Improvements and repairs, per act of
1909, P. L, p. 810, 49,790 20
Clerk hire, salaries from December 1,
1909 to November 30, 1910, 4,099 92
Contingent expenses, 4,000 00
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Total, $170,596 83
10 NATIONAL GUARD OP PENNSYLVANIA.
Expenses of the National Guard of Pennsylvania for the month
of December. 1909, as per organization terminating Decern-
ber, 31, 1909.
FIRST BRIGADE.
First Regiment.
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain Co. A, E. S. Town-
shend, $30 00
First Lt, Co. C, Isaac N.
Drew, 30 00
Total, : $60 00
Third Regiment.
Officers' Allowance.
First Lt. Co. I, F. H. Henry, $30 00
Total, 30 00
Sixth Regiment.
Company F, annual allow-
ance, $150 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain Co. E, Louis L.
Taf el, 30 00
180 00
Total First Brigade, ,,,,,... $270 00
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■xpandltnrea of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Fifth Regiment
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain Co. E, Urban G.
Keim, |30 00
|30 00
Tenth Regiment
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt. and Batt'n Adjt,
W. R. Hams, $40 00
First Lt. Co. D, R. B. Keffer, 30 00
70 00
Fourteenth Regiment.
Officers* Annual Allowance.
Captain Co. D, H. C. Schweit-
ser, |30 00
30 00
Sixteenth Regiment.
Company I, armory rent, . . . f 116 67
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain and Commissary, W.
C. Hogan, 40 00
Captain Co. I, C. B. Bordwell, 30 00
Second Lt Co. M, C. R. Ham-
ilton, 30 00
216 67
Eighteenth Regiment.
Company Q, armory rent, .. $200 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt. and Asst. Surgeon,
F. A. Hartung, 2 years, . . |80 00
280 00
Battery B.
Battery B, for services ren-
dered by J. W. Simms as
caretaker, $58 33
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt and Asst. Surgeon,
H. B. Burns, 40 00
98 33
Total Second Brigade, $725 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennajlrania — Continued.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Fourth Regiment.
Company H, annual allow-
ance, $ 250 00
First Lt Co. H, H. B. Dough-
erty, 30 00
$280 00
Eighth Regiment.
Company G, armory rent, . . . f 200 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt. and Batt'n Adjt.,
James W. Hopestine, 25 70
First Lt Co. A, Ellwood B.
Witmer, 30 00
255 70
Ninth Regiment.
Company K, annual allow-
ance, ? 100 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt. and Batfn Adjt., J.
W. Wilde, 40 00
First Lt. Co. A, W. S. Norton, 30 00
Second Lt. Co. B, Jacob Sil-
verstein, 30 00
First Lt Co. F, R. S. Sleppy, 30 00
230 00
Twelfth Regiment.
Company C. armory rent, . . . $200 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt. and Asst. Surgeon,
R. F. Trainer 40 00
Captain Co. F, F. M. Herring-
ton, 30 00
Captain Co. G, John C, White, 30 00
300 00
Thirteenth Regiment.
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt and Batt'n Adjt. Eu-
gene H. Fellows, $40 00
Second Lt Co. A, Urban A.
Boyer, ,,.,..,, 30 0Q
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Expend 1 tores of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Second Lt. Co. B, J. B.
O'Hara, 30 00
Second Lt. Co. D, Edward P.
Hullert, 30 00
Second Lt. Co. F, Howard
Plumley, 30 00
Battery C.
Battery C, annual allowance, f 300 00
For services rendered by H.
F. Speakman as caretaker, 55 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain Charles H. Cox, 40 00
Total Third Brigade,
STATE ARSENAL.
George P. Drake, salary for 2 months, . .
Stephen G. Glass, clerk, Adjt. Gen. Dept,
Qottleib Schelhas, salary for 2 months,
Thomas D. Caldwell, watchman, salary
for 2 months,
M. Hollam, salary for 2 months,
R. W. Haywood, Jr., salary for 2 months,
Richard Chellew, salary for 2 months, . .
Frank A. Moore, salary for 2 months, . .
Alfred W. Weil, stenographer, Adjt. Gen.
Dept.,
Thomas H. Clark, salary for 2 months, . .
R. B. Schroeder, salary for 2 months, . .
L. J. McCleaf, salary for 2 months,
Charles Simmons, salary for 2 months,. .
James N. Bobbin, stenographer, Adjt.
Gen, Dept.,
160 00
395 00
MISECLLANEOUS.
Transportation.
Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad, $132 30
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad, 3 20
Pennsylvania Railroad, 59 28
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, 151 44
Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton Railroad,. . . 10 00
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 22 00
Total,
1 1,620 70
$378 34
$123 75
116 66
125 00
133 22
125 00
122 50
133 32
116 25
75 00
132 50
140 00
128 75
122 50
70 00
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Expenditure of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pcnraylranla— Continued.
William L. Hicks, for extra service ren-
dered during October, 1909,
J. E. Whitmoyer, salary for 2 months,
C. H. Bhoads, salary for 2 months,
Henry Gilbert & Bon, Harrisburg, Pa.,
hardware,
Edwin H. Fitter Company,* Philadelphia,
rope and yarn,
George de B. Keim Saddlery Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa., quartermaster supplies,
For rent of quarters for United States
Army officers —
William K. Arrison, Philadelphia, . . .
Roger E. Carlisle, Philadelphia,
Elmer J. Harris, Philadelphia,
Emma Toppin, Philadelphia,
W. C. Williams, Philadelphia,
J. R. Boyle, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
Frank A. Wagner, Sunbury, Pa.,
William Milne, Scranton, Pa.,
R. M. Valentine, Pittsburg, Pa.,
H. R. Eimberling, Pittsburg, Pa.,
Joseph K. Davison's Sons, Philadelphia,
Pa., for rifle practice decorations, . . .
F. Coit Johnson, New York City, for sew-
ing-thread,
B. S. Stauffer & Company, Lawnr Pa.,
supplies and labor,
The Depot Quartermaster, U. S. A., Jef-
fersonville, Indiana, for 400 order files,
Major H. D. Todd, Jr., General Staff, U.
S. A., for 160 copies Cavalry Drill
Regulations, 76 80
Thomas J. Stewart, salary as member of
the State Military Board, from Sept.
1, 1909, to Nov. 30, 1909, 150 00
A. S. Strayer, Lieut. Colonel and Sur-
geon, allowance for attending meeting
of military surgeons at Washington, D.
G, in October, 1909, 28 80"
A. B. Dunning, Captain of Company A,
Engineer Battalion, pay and expenses
of Capt. Dunning and 5 men for laying
out camp-grounds for Third Brigade,
encampment, July, 1909, 200 40
S. O. Wynne, Captain Company D, Sixth
Regt., for service pay due private Wise,
account brigade encampment of 1909, 2 00
Colonel George C. Rickards, for service
pay due Sergeants Bowen and Gibson
of headquarters' staff, Sixteenth Regt, 8 00
35 81
115 00
125 00
48 81
296 94
7 50
19 20
16 00
32 00
32 00
16 00
21 50
13 10
14 00
7 00
8 67
,554 66
105 00
45 00
76 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Simon Cooper, Harrisburg, Pa., allow-
ance for horse killed en routte to Third
Brigade encampment, 1909, 135 00
Major W. H. Corbin, Quartermaster of
Second Brigade, for subsisting U. S.
Army officers detailed to Second Bri-
gade encampment, July, 1909, 304 08
Joseph M. Herman & Company, Boston,
Mass., for quartermaster supplies, . . 66 70
Frank Gaskins, Sunbury, Pa., cost of en-
graving State trophy cup, account
State rifle ranges, 9 00
Mrs. G. W. Green, Harrisburg, Pa., for
laundering blankets, sheets, etc., 177 71
J. Spencer Turner Company, New York
City, for "duck," 2,045 63
Total, f 7,457 86
RECAPITULATION.
First Brigade, f 270 00
Second Brigade, 725 00
Third Brigade, f 1,620 70
Miscellaneous —
Transportation, 378 34
State Arsenal, 7,457 86
Total for month of December, 1909, (10,451 90
NATIONAL GUARD OF PENNSYLVANIA.
In accordance with organization in effect on after January 1.
1910.
General Headquarters.
Individual pay, $1,862 33
Division Headquarters.
Annual allowance, 561 27
Individual pay, 1,285 31
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Brig. Gen'l and the Adjt.
Genl., Thomas J. Stewart, (26 88
Lt. Col. and Aide-de-Camp,
John R Wiggins, 40 00
Lt. Col. and Aide-de-Camp,
James Archbald, Jr., 40 00
Lt. Col. and Aide-de-Camp,
Walter T. Bradley, 39 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Lt. Col. and Aide-de-Camp,
Fred T. Pusey, 40 00
Lt. Col. and Aide-de-Camp,
J. Warner Hutchins, 40 00
Col. and Chief of Ordnance,
Lewis T. Brown, 40 00
Col. and Quartermaster Gen-
eral, Thomas Potter, Jr., . . 40 00
Col. and Inspector General, F.
G. Sweeney, 40 00
Lt. Col. and Surgeon, A. S.
Stayer, 40 00
Lt. Col. Ordnance Dept., Sam-
uel W. Jefferis, 40 00
Major E. Claude Goddard, . . 40 00
Major and Ordnance Officer,
Blaine Aiken, 40 00
Major and Surgeon, R. G. H.
Hays, 40 00
Major Charles I). Rhoads, ... 30 83
Captain and Inspector of Ritle
Practice, William G. Reed, 7 88
Captain and Quartermaster,
Richard W. Watson, 40 00
First Lt. and Asst. Surgeon,
G. M. Coates, 40 00
Col. and Commissary General,
H. L. Haldeman, 40 00
Lt. Col. and Inspector Gen-
eral, John P. Penney, 24 28
Brigadier Gen'l Charles M.
Clement, ., 40 00
Col. and General Inspector of
Small-Arms Practice, F. K.
Patterson, 37 45
Major and Adjutant General,
J. Campbell Gilmore, 40 00
Major and Adjutant General,
John H. Minds, 40 00
Major and Inspector, R. M.
Brookfield, 30 00
Major and Inspector, W. P.
Clark, 40 00
Lt. Col. and Adjutant Gen-
eral, Chess Lamberton, ... 40 00
Lt. Col. and Commissary, L.
A. Anshutz, 40 00
Major and Surgeon, Alfred C.
Wood, 40 00
First Lt. and Asst. Surgeon,
John I. Robison, 40 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Lt. Col. and Aide-de-Camp,
Lewis E. Beitler, 40 00
Major General Wendell P.
Bowman, 40 00
Major Howard W. Aikens, . . 24 94
Captain and Chaplain, John
V. Royer, 40 00
$1,261 26
Total, $4,970 17
STATE NAVAL MILITIA
First Battalion.
Headquarters' expenses indi-
vidual pay to staff, $257 38
Annual allowance, 150 00 ^
|407 38
f 625 76
616 24
Division A
Individual pay, f 625 76
Division B.
Individual pay, $616 24
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Ensign Division "B", J. A.
Bunn, $30 00
Lt. Junior Grade and Sur-
geon, H. E. Wetherill, 29 82
Lt. Junior Grade, C. E. Shaw, 30 00
Lt. Commander, Thomas T.
Nelson, Jr., 30 00
Lt. Junior Grade Walter B.
Drebelbis, 30 00
Commander, J. M. Mitcheson, 30 00
179 82
Total, $1,829 20
ENGINEER BATTALION.
Company A, Captain A. B.
Dunning:
Individual pay, $796 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
896 60
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennaylranla— Oanttauatd.
Company B, Captain St
George H. Cooke:
Annual allowance, (250 00
Individual pay, 661 85
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 74 55
986 40
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain Co. B, St George
H. Cooke, |30 00
Second Lt. Co. B, William H.
Ford, 30 00
First Lt Co. A, Ray W. Ful-
ler, 30 00
90 00
Total, 1 1,973 00
SIGNAL CORPS.
Company A, Captain Fred-
erick G. Miller:
Annual allowance, (150 00
Individual pay, 674 83
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain Co. A, F. G. Miller, (63 20
First Lt. Co. A, Thomas P.
Rose, 50 00
First Lt. Co. A, Raymond C.
Long, 50 00
163 20
Total, 988 03
BATTERY B.
Field Artillery.
Captain William T. Reese:
Annual allowance, (500 00
Individual pay, 838 80
Armory rent, 800 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
For services rendered by J.
A. Gormley, as caretaker, 116 66
For services rendered by J.
W. Simms, as caretaker, 524 97
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Ooard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
OffioeiB' Annual Allowance.
Captain W. T. Bees, $40 00
Second Lt, John J. Coates, . . 40 00
First Lt, Clinton T. Bundy, 40 00
Second Lt, Charles C. Wil-
liams, 40 00
160 00
Total, |3,040 43
Battery O.
Field Artillery.
Captain Charles H. Cox:
Annual allowance, $778 15
Individual pay, 1,477 88
For services rendered by H.
F. Speakman, as care-
taker, 605 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt, John S. Williams, (40 00
Second Lt, F. B. Neiman, . . 40 00
First Lt, H. F. Speakman, . . 40 00
120 00
Total, |2,981 03
PHILADELPHIA CITY CAVALRY.
(Expenses from January 1, 1910, to May 15, 1910.)
First Troop.
Captain John C. Groome :
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
100 00
Second Troop.
Captain John P. Wood :
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
100 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Cornet, 1st Troop, George C.
Thayer, $40 00
Second Lt. and Quartermaster,
2tod Troop, T. W. Andrews, 40 00
80 00
Total, $280 00
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ExptfuJfture* of the Comuiomtvalth. Natioual Gnard of Pennaylranla — Continued.
Troop F.
(Expenses from January 1, 1910, to May 15, 1910.)
Captain Joseph V. Gunning-
ham:
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 08 18
98 IS
Sheridan Troop.
(Expenses from January 1, 1910, to May 15. 191C.
Captain Luther F. Crawford:
Annual allowance, $273 52
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
373 52
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain Luther F. Crawford, 38 29
Total, $411 81
Troop A.
(Expenses from January 1, 1910, to May 15, 1910.)
Captain Norman MacLeod:
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Total, 100 00
Souadron A.
Major John C. Groome.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Annual allowance, $75 00
Total, 75 00
First Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry.
Captain J. Franklin McFad-
den:
Annual allowance, $974 25
Individual pav, 599 10
1,573 35
Second Troop, Philadelphia City Cavalry.
Captain John P. Wood:
Annual allowance, $732 07
Individual pav, 585 75
1,317 82
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Troop A.
Captain John G. Whitesides:
Annual allowance, (816 66
Individual pay, 489 55
1,306 21
Troop G.
Captain Frank K. Hyatt:
Annual allowance, $250 00
Individual pay, 785 10
1,035 10
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Major John C. Groome, $40 00
First Lt. Troop A, John G.
Whitesides, 40 00
Captain 2nd Troop, P. C. C.
J. P. Wood, 40 00
First Lt, 2nd Troop, P. C. C,
H. G. Goldberg, 39 68
First Lt, 2nd. Troop, P. C. C,
C. W. Edmunds, 40 00
Second Lt, Troop "A", G.
Harry Davis, 40 00
Second Lt., 2nd Troop, P. C.
C, J. Wm. Good, 40 00
279 68
Total Squadron "A", $ 5,587 16
Squadron B.
Major Frederick M. Ott, Headquarters Expenses.
Annual allowance, $75 00
Individual pay, 219 36
294 36
Governor's Troop.
Captain George C. Jack:
Annual allowance, $706 45
Individual pay, 1,209 50
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
2,015 95
Sheridan Troop.
Captain J. Frank Moore:
Annual allowance, $500 00
Individual pay, 925 60
1,425 60
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Gnard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Troop F.
Captain Joseph V. Cunning-
ham:
Annual allowance, f 250 00
Individual pay, 860 16
1.110 16
Officers* Annual Allowance.
First Lt and Adjt, Charles P.
Meek, |40 00
Second Lt Governor's Troop,
G. C. Jack, 40 00
Major P. M. Ott, 40 00
Second Lt. and Quartermas-
ter, Edgar C. Hummel, 40 00
First Lt and Asst Surg.,
Sheridan Troop, John L.
Brubaker, 40 00
Second Lt and Quartermas-
ter, Sheridan Troop, Bobert
A. Zentmyer, 40 00
Captain Troop "F", J. V.
Cunningham, 40 00
First Lt, Governor's Troop,
Edwin A. Nicodemus, 40 00
Second Lt and Quartermas-
ter, Archy M. Graham, 31 35
First Lt, Sheridan Troop,
James F. Moore, 40 00
Second Lt, Sheridan Troop,
Warren F. Conrad, 4 15
First Lt, Troop "F", Frank
H. Strohecker, 40 00
First Lt. and Asst. Surg.,
Troop F, Allan W. Urmson, 39 51
475 01
Total Squadron "B", $5,321 08
FIRST BRIGADE.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Brigadiar General William
G. Price:
Annual allowance, f 542 88
Individual pay, 655 88
Major and Ordnance Officer
E. Claude Goddard, for
individual pay to Rifle
Practice Team, 536 54
1,735 30
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Major and Commissary,
Frank L. Mueller, f 40 00
Major and Inspector, 0. H.
Worman, 40 00
Major and Adjutant General,
Charles C. Norris, Jr., 40 00
120 00
Total, , f 1,855 80
First Regiment.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel J. Lewis Good:
Annual allowance, ....... 416 00
Individual pay, 1,785 44
Band Allowance, 337 95
2,539 87
Company A, Captain Edward
S. Townsend:
Annual allowance, 450 82
Individual pay, 870 85
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,421 67
Company B, Captain William
F. Eidell:
Annual allowance, 442 30
Individual pay, 849 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,391 90
Company C, Captain George
B. McC. Phillips:
Annual allowance, 250 00
Individual pay, 794 35
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,144 35
Company D, Captain Joseph
K. Nicholls:
Annual allowance, 300 00
Individual pay, 888 34
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Gnard of Pennsylvania— ConUnoed.
Troop F.
Captain Joseph V. Cunning-
ham:
Annual allowance, f 250 00
Individual pay, 860 16
1,110 16
Officers* Annual Allowance.
First Lt. and Adjt, Charles P.
Meek, |40 00
Second Lt Governor's Troop,
G. C. Jack, 40 00
Major P. M. Ott, 40 00
Second Lt. and Quartermas-
ter, Edgar C. Hummel, 40 00
First Lt. and Asst. Surg.,
Sheridan Troop, John L.
Brubaker, 40 00
Second Lt. and Quartermas-
ter, Sheridan Troop, Bobert
A. Zentmyer, 40 00
Captain Troop "F", J. V.
Cunningham, 40 00
First Lt., Governor's Troop,
Edwin A. Nicodemus, 40 00
Second Lt. and Quartermas-
ter, Archy M. Graham, 31 35
First Lt, Sheridan Troop,
James F. Moore, 40 00
Second Lt, Sheridan Troop,
Warren F. Conrad, 4 15
First Lt, Troop "F", Frank
H. Strohecker, 40 00
First Lt. and Asst Surg.,
Troop F, Allan W. Urmson, 39 51
475 01
Total Squadron "B", $5,321 08
FIRST BRIGADE.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Brigadiar General William
G. Price:
Annual allowance, f 542 88
Individual pay, 655 88
Major and Ordnance Officer
E. Claude Goddard, for
individual pay to Bifle
Practice Team, 536 54
1,735 30
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylrania — Continued.
Officen' Annual Allowance.
Major and Commissary,
Frank L. Mueller, f 40 00
Major and Inspector, 0. H.
Worman, 40 00
Major and Adjutant General,
Charles C. Norris, Jr., 40 00
120 00
Total, , f 1,855 SO
First Regiment.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel J. Lewis Good:
Annual allowance, 416 00
Individual pay, 1,785 44
Band Allowance, 337 95
2,539 87
Company A, Captain Edward
S. Townsend:
Annual allowance, 450 82
Individual pay, 870 85
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,421 67
Company B, Captain William
F. Eidell:
Annual allowance, 442 30
Individual pay, 849 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,391 90
Company C, Captain George
B. McC. Phillips:
Annual allowance, 250 00
Individual pay, 794 35
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice 100 00
1,144 35
Company D, Captain Joseph
K. Nicholls:
Annual allowance, 300 00
Individual pay, 888 34
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
■ 1,288 84Dig
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company E, Captain Alfred
H. Pierson:
Annual allowance, 321 25
Individual pay, 926 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
: 1,347 35
Company F, Captain C. A.
Blumhard, Jr.:
Annual allowance, 265 95
Individual pay, 917 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,483 55
Company G, Captain Henry
E. Bonnin:
Annual allowance, 302 00
Individual pay, 781 35
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,183 35
Company H, Captain William
C. Levering:
Annual allowance, % . 287 41
Individual pay, 866 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,254 01
Company I, Captain Thomas
F. Meehan:
Annual allowance, 250 00
Individual pay, 873 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,223 60
Company K, Captain Charles
F. Hess:
Annual allowance, 295 82
Individual pay, 932 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,327 92
Company L, Captain Edwin
E. Hollenback
Annual allowance, 451 58
Individual pay, 782 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice. 100 00
— — 1,834 18 ~
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company M, Captain Elmer
E. Reiser :
Annual allowance, 311 95
Individual pay, 924 35
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,336 30
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Capt, Co. H, Wm. C. Levering, 30 00
First Lt and Asst. Surg., Eugene
Swayne, 40 00
First Lt Co, E., E. G. Eibler, 30 00
First Lt and Batt'n Adjt, J. H. Reeve, 40 00
Second Lt Co. C, John G. Harris, 30 00
Captain Co. E., A. H. Pierson, 30 00
First Lt Co. M., R. J. Childs, 30 00
Major George A. Scattergood, 40 00
Major George B. Zane, Jr., 40 00
Major Charles P. Hunt, 40 00
Second Lt Co. A., Walter M. Gearty, . . 30 00
Captain Co. C, G. B. McC. Phillips, 30 00
Captain Co. K., Charles F. Hess, 30 00
Second Lt Co. M., William M. Rowland, 30 00
Colonel J. Lewis Good, 40 00
Lt. Col. Albert L. Williams, 40 00
Major and Surg., Charles S. Turnbull,. . 40 00
Captain and Chaplain, Floyd W. Tom-
kins, 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt Adjt., Clarence J.
Kensil, 40 00
Capt. and Adjt., Augustus D. Whitney, 40 00
Capt. and Quartermaster, Frank Hfcll,. . 40 00
Capt. and Inspector of Small Arms prac-
tice, Harry J. Mehard, 40 00
First Lieut, Co. A, Rush T. Haines, . 30 00
Capt, Co. F, Charles A. Blumhard, Jr.,. . 30 00
Capt, Co. G, Henry E. Bonin, 29 82
First Lieut., Co. H, Millard D. Brown,. . 30 00
First Lieut., Co. I, Edgar L Morton, 30 00
Capt, Co. L, Edwin E. Hollenbach, 30 00
Capt and Commissary, R. C. Winter,. . . 40 00
Second Lieut, and Batt. Quartermaster,
Arthur J. Pursell, 40 00
Capt, Co. B, William F. Eidell, , 30 00
First Lieut, Co. B, Edward J. Adams,. . 30 00
First Lieut., Co. D, Stanley N. Poulterer, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. F, Joseph L. Castle,. . . , 30 00
First Lieut., Co. G, A. S. Fritringer,. ... 80 00
Second Lieut., Co. K, Peter 0. Uess,. • „ 80 00
Capt., Co. M, Elmer E, Keiser, , 80 00
Second Lieut,) Co. Df E. B, Lawrence, ♦♦ 80 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Second Lieut, Co. G, John P. Freier-
muth, 30 00
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjt, J. Henry
Vanzandt, 35 00
Capt, Co. I, Thomas F. Meehan, 30 00
Capt., Co. D, Joseph K. Nicholls, 30 00
First Lieut., and Asst Surg., Fred'k O.
Waage, 40 00
First Lieut., Co. K, William L. Rountree, 30 00
Capt., Co. A, Edward S. Townshend, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. B., L. B. Johnston, 30 00
|1,544 82
Total First Regiment, f 19,821 21
Second Regiment.
Headquarters* Expeusei.
Colonel Hamilton D. Turner:
Annual allowance, 525 42
Individual pay, 1,770 44
Band allowance, 355 20
2,651 08
Company A, Captain Thomas
G. Allan:
Annual allowance, 250 00
Individual pay, 777 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 76 37
1,103 9/
Company B, Captain Francis
W. Leng:
Annual allowance, 494 85
Individual pay, 803 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,398 45
Company C, Captain J.
Knight Reeder:
Annual allowance, 453 28
Individual pay, 863 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 90 91
, 1,407 79
Company D, Captain George
W. Durang:
Annual allowance, 250 00
Individual pay, 904 60
Commutation for rifle prac- *...--.•
tice, 100 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Penjuylranla— Oontlnnod.
Company E, Captain Benja-
min O. Prick:
Annual allowance, 422 75
Individual pay, 912 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,434 85
Company P, Captain W. Pres-
ton Tyler:
Annual allowance, 2911 46
Individual pay, 909 85
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,301 31
Company Q, Captain Albert
H. Ladner, Jr. :
Annual allowance, 345 06
Individual pay, 869 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 90 91
1,305 81
Company H, Captain Maylin
J. Pickering:
Annual allowance, 100 00
Individual pay, 825 60 •
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 63 64
989 24
Company I, Captain Freder-
ick P. Knapp:
Annual allowance, 321 15
Individual pay, 867 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 74 55
1,263 30
Company K, Captain Harry
H. Walton:
Annual allowance, „ 100 00
Individual pay, 842 92
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 72 73
1,015 65
Company L, Captain John H.
Hall:
Annual allowance, 257 33
Individual pay, 935 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company M, Captain Charles
MacBride:
Annual allowance, 453 89
Individual pay, 842 60
Commutation for rifle prac- \
tice, 100 00
1,396 49
Officers* Annual Allowance.
Captain and Inspector of rifle
Practice, K. K. V. Casey,. . 40 00
Captain, Co. K., S. M.
Freeman, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. D, Frank E.
Klinger, 30 00
Second Lieut., Batt. Quarter-
master and Commissary,
A. R. Lockhart, 31 95
First Lieut., Co. B, Emil F.
Hartner, 30 00
Capt, Co., L., John H. Hall, 30 00
Major Philip H. Kunzig, 40 00
First Lieut, and Asst. Surg.,
H. H. Doan, 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjt.
R. F. Gordon, 40 00
Capt., Co. B, Francis W.
Leng, 30 00
Capt, Co. D, George W.
Durang, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. D, Ro-
manus Fellmann, 30 00
Capt., Co. E, Benjamin O.
Frick, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. F, Robert Y.
Gearhart, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. F, Thomas
E. Fleming, 30 00
Capt., Co. H, M. J. Pickering, 30 00 -.
Capt., Co. 1, Edwin E. Hulley, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. M, J. W. H.
Weber, 30 00
Col. Hamilton D. Turner, 40 00
Lieut Co. August P. Kunzig, 40 00
Captain and Quartermaster,
Jacob H. Geissel, 40 00
Captain and Commissary,
William S. Wadsworth, . . 40 00
Capt., Co, A, Thomas G.
Allan, 80 00
Firot Lieut,, Co. A, George
a Bttllivan, 7. 80 00 lby~°
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Second Lieut, Co. A, J. C.
Mansfield, 30 00
Capt, Co. C, J. Knight
Keeder, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. M, A. F.
Smiley, , 30 00
Major Thomas J. Boss, 40 00
Major Fred Sharp, 40 00
First Lieut and Batt Adjt,
Joseph Moorhead, 40 00
First Lieut, Co. C, Eobert G.
MacKendrick, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. E, Craig
E. Sears, 30 00
Capt., Co. F, W. Preston
Tyler, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. F, George
A. Morrison, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. G, Clifford
M. Tuteur, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. K, H. G.
Hamilton, 30 00
Capt., Co. M, Charles Mac-
Bride, 30 00
Capt, Co. I, F. F. Knapp,.. 30 00
Capt., Co. K, Harry H.
Walton, 30 00
1,281 95
Total Second Regiment, 19,097 40
Third Regiment
Headquarters* Expenses.
Colonel Benjamin C. Tilgman:
Annual allowance, 404 20
Individual pay, 1,601 09
Band allowance, 369 00
2,435 02
Company A, Captain John
McMahon:
Annual allowance, 330 85
Individual pay, 761 36
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,192 21
Company B, Captain Arthur
Littler:
Annual allowance, 350 00
Individual pay, 893 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, ., 8546
1 1)320 Q6y(
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
-
Company M, Captain Charles
MacBride:
Annual allowance, 453 89
Individual pay, 842 60
Commutation for rifle prac- \
tice, 100 00
1,396 49
Officers' Annua] Allowance.
Captain and Inspector of rifle
Practice, K. K. V. Casey,. . 40 00
Captain, Co. K., S. M.
Freeman, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. D, Frank E.
Klinger, 30 00
Second Lieut., Batt. Quarter-
master and Commissary,
A. R. Lockhart, 31 95
First Lieut., Co. B, Emil F.
Hartner, 30 00
Capt, Co., L., John H. Hall, 30 00
Major Philip H. Kunzig, 40 00
First Lieut, and Asst. Surg.,
H. H. Doan, 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjt.
R. F. Gordon, 40 00
Capt., Co. B, Francis W.
Leng, 30 00
Capt,, Co. D, George W,
Durang, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. D, Ro-
manus Fellmann, 30 00
Capt., Co. E, Benjamin O.
Frick, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. F, Robert Y.
Gearhart, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. F, Thomas
E. Fleming, 30 00
Capt., Co. H, M. J. Pickering, 30 00 .
Capt, Co. 1, Edwin E. Hulley, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. M, J. W. H.
Weber, 30 00
Col. Hamilton D. Turner, 40 00
Lieut Co. August P. Kunzig, 40 00
Captain and Quartermaster,
Jacob H. Geissel, 40 00
Captain and Commissary,
William S. Wadsworth, . . 40 00
Capt., Co. A, Thomas G.
Allan, 80 00
Firot Lieut, Co, A, George u rnnalp
H, Bttllivw, ?• 80 00 "°(
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Second Lieut, Co. A, J. C.
Mansfield, 30 00
Capt, Co. C, J. Knight
Beeder, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. M, A. F.
Smiley, * 30 00
Major Thomas J. Boss, 40 00
Major Fred Sharp, 40 00
First Lieut and Batt Adjt,
Joseph Moorhead, 40 00
First Lieut, Co. C, Bobert G.
MacKendrick, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. E, Craig
E. Sears, 30 00
Capt, Co. F, W. Preston
Tyler, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. F, George
A. Morrison, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. G, Clifford
M. Tuteur, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. K, H. G.
Hamilton, 30 00
Capt., Co. M, Charles Mac-
Bride, 30 00
Capt, Co. I, F. F. Knapp,.. 30 00
Capt, Co. K, Harry H.
Walton, 30 00
1,281 95
Total Second Begiment, 19,097 40
Third Regiment.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel Benjamin C. Tilgman:
Annual allowance, 404 20
Individual pay, 1,601 09
Band allowance, 369 00
2,435 02
Company A, Captain John
McMahon:
Annual allowance, 330 85
Individual pay, 761 36
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
. ^ 192 21
Company B, Captain Arthur
Littler:
Annual allowance, 350 00
Individual pay, 893 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company C, Captain Howard
T. Bluett:
Annual allowance, 350 00
Individual pay, 900 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,350 10
Company D, Captain Erwin
C. W. Davis:
Annual allowance, 331 72
Individual pay, 787 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,219 56
Company E, Captain Lewis
Leyman:
Annual allowance, 377 88
Individual pay, 865 36
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,343 24
Company P, Captain Andrew
E. Olsen:
Annual allowance, 273 37
Individual pay, 886 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,259 47
Company G, Captain James
Bobinson:
Annual allowance, 386 95
Individual pay, 821 12
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,308 07
Company H, Captain J.
Morgan Lister:
Individual pay, 715 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 96 36
811 96
Company I, Captain Frank
H. Henry:
Annual allowance, 213 81
Individual pay, 848 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
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Bxpendlturat of the Commonwealth. National Quart of Pennsylvania— Oonttnood.
Company K, Captain George
Blair:
Annual allowance, 250 00
Individual pay, 851 87
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Company L, Captain John W.
Poos:
Annual allowance, 350 00
Individual pay, 765 12
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Company M, Captain Benja-
min H. Whittaker:
Annual allowance, 334 75
Individual pay, 737 73
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Major John F. Smull, 31 00
Major and Surgeon, Harlan
Shoemaker, 40 00
Second Lieut, and Batt Quar-
termaster, J. A. Griffin, . . 32 22
First Lieut, Co. B, Robert
Bright, 30 00
Capt., Co. G, James Robinson, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. H, J. M.
Lister, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, George S.
Russell, 30 00
Capt, Co. L, John W. Foos, 30 00
Lieut. Col. Caldwell K. Bid-
die, 40 00
Capt and Quartermaster,
Charles C. Meyers, 40 00
Captain and Commissary,
Charles J. Hendler, 30 67
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjt,
George M. Hulme, 40 00
Capt, Co. B, Arthur Littler, 30 00
Capt, Co. C, Howard T.
Bluett, 30 00
Capt, Co. E, Lewis Leyman, 30 00
Capt, Co. F, Andrew E. Olsen, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. F, Charles
P.Wagner, 29 58
1,201 S7
1,215 12
1^72 48
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
First Lieut., Co. K, George
Blair, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. L, Frank J.
Palmer, 2 78
Capt, Co. M, Benjamin H.
Whittaker, • 30 00
Major George E. Kemp, 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjt.
Kobert Morris, 40 00
Capt, Co. A., John McMahon, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. C. W. A.
Hargesheimer, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. C. Frank
P. Ruddat, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. G, J. A.
Wiggins, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. I, Wm. H.
Schenkel, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. K. Bernice
Megonegal, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. L, Henry N.
Speer, 30 00
Capt., and Adjt., F. B. Bower, 40 00
946 25
Total Third Regiment, 17,946 32
Total First Brigade, |58,720 23
SECOND BRIGADE.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Brigadier General Willis J.
Hulings:
Annual allowance, f 517 49
Individual pay, 731 59
Horse Hire, 20 00
11,269 08
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Brig. Gen., Willis J. Hulings, f 40 00
Major and Commissary, John H. Martin, 40 00
Major and Inspector, Harry G. Koerner, 40 00
Major and Adjt. Gen., John M. Reed, . . 40 00
160 00
Total, 11,429 08
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Tenth Regiment
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel Richard Coulter, Jr.:
Annual allowance, $318 30
Individual pay, 1,867 48
Band allowance, ' 168 22
$2,354 00
Company A, Captain John K
Hodgson :
Annual allowance, $373 55
Individual pay, 861 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,335 15
Company B, Captain Joseph
H. Thompson:
Annual allowance, $298 40
Individual pay, 844 59
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 85 46
1,228 45
Company C, Captain Charles
W. Ashcr;ift:
Annual allowance, $473 54
Individual pay, 776 62
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,350 16
Company D, Captain Roy B.
Keffer:
Annual allowance, $349 94
Individual pay, 821 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,271 54
Company E, Captain J. Lloyd
Kalp:
Annual allowance, $406 27
Individual pay, 874 66
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,380 93
Company F, Captain Charles
C. McLain:
Annual allowance, $352 99
Individual pay, 943 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,396 59
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■ipenditnna of tho Commonwealth. National Guard of Penngylvania— OoDtlnoed.
Company G, Captain John A.
Woleslagle:
Annual allowance, 9256 61
Individual pay, 880 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,237 21
Company H, Captain William
J. Dulaney:
Annual allowance, 9303 69
Individual pay, 905 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,509 29
Company I, Captain Wade T.
Kline:
Annual allowance, f 100 00
Individual pay, 947 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,147 60
Company E, Captain R. E.
Kent:
Annual allowance, f 150 00
Individual pay, 855 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,105 84
Company L, Captain George
J. McCune:
Annual alowance, 9305 70
Individual pay, 871 60
Armory rent, 116 67
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,393 97
Company M, Captain Harry
B. Wise:
Annual allowance, 43 43
Individual pay, 745 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice 100 00
889 03
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lieut, Co. A, H. E. Teeple, 930 00
Captain Co. A, John N. Hodgson, 30 00
Capt. Co. A, George J. McCune, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. E, James L. Kalp,
2 years, 60 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Qoard of FennejlTanla— Continued.
Major, Harry W. Pee, 40 00
Captain and Inspector of rifle practice,
K. M. Cook, 40 00
Capt Co. C, C. W. Ashcraft, 30 00
Capt, Co. E, James Harking, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. P, M. H. Bruce, 30 00
Captain Co. G, J. A. Woleslagle, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. G, W. C. Weaver, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. G, Frank Brehman, . . 30 00
Capt, Co. K, Edward Martin, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. L, Addison Forsha, . . 23 98
Col. Richard Coulter, Jr., 40 00
Lieut, Col. Thomas S. Crago, 40 00
Major Henry W. Coulter, 40 00
Major George L. Gordon, 14 29
Major and Surg., L. P. McCormick, .. 40 00
Capt, and Quartermaster, Henry Welty, 40 00
Capt, and Chaplain, Henry W. Temple, 40 00
First Lieut, and Asst Surg., Arthur E.
Crow, , 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt Adjt, Edward L.
Yohe, 40 00
First Lieut, Co. B, William Fish, 30 00
Capt Co. H, William J. Dulaney, 30 00
Capt, Co. I, Wade T. Kline, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. I, James B. Wirsing, . . 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. K, Walter C. Mont-
gomery, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. L, Beese B. Pearce, 30 00
Capt. and Adjt, A. W. Powell, 40 00
Capt. and Commissary, John D. Hitch-
nwm, 40 00
Capt, Co. F, Charles C. McLain, v 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. M, Frank G. Weber, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. C, Alva M. Walters, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, B. E. Kent, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. C, Thomas P. Jones, . . 30 00
First Lieut, Co. D, Philip W. Hetzel, . . 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. I, N. L. Hollings-
worth, 30 00
First Lieut, and Asst Surg., Robert S.
McKee, 40 00
1,308 27
Total Tenth Regiment, 118,908 03
Sixteenth Regiment
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel George C. Bickards:
Annual allowance, $386 70
Individual pay, 1,804 56
Band allowance, 200 00
2,391 26
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Bxpendltnrea of tho Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company G, Captain John A.
Woleslagle:
Annual allowance, 9256 61
Individual pay, 880 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,237 21
Company H, Captain William
J. Dulaney:
Annual allowance, 9303 69
Individual pay, 905 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,509 29
Company I, Captain Wade T.
Kline:
Annual allowance, 9100 00
Individual pay, 947 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice 100 00
1,147 60
Company E, Captain R. E.
Kent:
Annual allowance, 9150 00
Individual pay, 855 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice^ 100 00
1,105 84
Company L, Captain George
J. McCune:
Annual alowance, 9305 70
Individual pay, 871 60
Armory rent, 116 67
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,393 97
Company M, Captain Harry
B. Wise:
Annual allowance, 43 43
Individual pay, 745 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice^ 100 00
889 03
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lieut, Co. A, H. E. Teeple, 930 00
Captain Co. A, John N. Hodgson, 30 00
Capt Co. A, George J. McCune, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. E, James L. Kalp,
2 years, 60 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Major, Harry W. Pee, 40 00
Captain and Inspector of rifle practice,
K. M. Cook, 40 00
Capt Co. C, C. W. Ashcraft, 30 00
Capt, Co. E, James Harking, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. F, M. H. Bruce, 30 00
Captain Co. G, J. A. Woleslagle, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. Q, W. C. Weaver, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. G, Frank Brehman, . . 30 00
Capt, Co. K, Edward Martin, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. L, Addison Forsha, . . 23 98
Col. Richard Coulter, Jr., 40 00
Lieut, Col. Thomas S. Crago, 40 00
Major Henry W. Coulter, 40 00
Major George L. Gordon, 14 29
Major and Surg., L. P. McCormick, . . 40 00
Capt, and Quartermaster, Henry Welty, 40 00
Capt, and Chaplain, Henry W. Temple, 40 00
First Lieut, and Asst Surg., Arthur E.
Crow, 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt Adjt, Edward L.
Yohe, 40 00
First Lieut, Co. B, William Fish, 30 00
Capt Co. H, William J. Dulaney, 30 00
Capt, Co. I, Wade T. Kline, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. I, James R. Wirsing, . . 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. K, Walter C. Mont-
gomery, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. L, Beese B. Pearce, 30 00
Capt and Adjt, A. W. Powell, 40 00
Capt and Commissary, John D. Hitch-
nwm, 40 00
Capt, Co. F, Charles C. McLain, v 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. M, Frank G. Weber, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. C, Alva M. Walters, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, R. E. Kent, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. C, Thomas P. Jones, . . 30 00
First Lieut, Co. D, Philip W. Hetzel, . . 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. I, N. L. Hollings-
worth, 30 00
First Lieut and Asst Surg., Robert S.
McKee, 40 00
1,308 27
Total Tenth Regiment, 118,908 03
Sixteenth Regiment
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel George C. Rickards:
Annual allowance, $386 70
Individual pay, 1,804 56
Band allowance, 200 00
2,391 26
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■spendltmr— of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennaylvanl a— Continued.
Company G, Captain John A.
Woleslagle:
Annual allowance, f 256 61
Individual pay, 880 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,237 21
Company H, Captain William
J. Dulaney:
Annnal allowance, $303 69
Individual pay, 905 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,609 29
Company I, Captain Wade T.
Kline:
Annual allowance, f 100 00
Individual pay, 947 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice 100 00
1,147 60
Company E, Captain R. E.
Kent:
Annual allowance, f 150 00
Individual pay, 855 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,105 84
Company L, Captain George
J. McCune:
Annual alowance, |305 70
Individual pay, 871 60
Armory rent, 116 67
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,393 97
Company M, Captain Harry
B. Wise:
Annual allowance, 43 43
Individual pay, 745 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice^ 100 00
889 03
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lieut, Co. A, H. E. Teeple, |30 00
Captain Co. A, John N. Hodgson, 30 00
Capt Co. A, George J. McCune, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. E, James L. Kalp,
2 years, 60 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Qoard of PeoaayiTaalm— OontlnooA.
Major, Harry W. Pee, 40 00
Captain and Inspector of rifle practice,
R. M. Cook, 40 00
Capt Co. C, C. W. Ashcraft, 30 00
Capt, Co. E, James Harking, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. F, M. H. Bruce, 30 00
Captain Co. Q, J. A. Woleslagle, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. Q, W. C. Weaver, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. O, Frank Brehman, . . 30 00
Capt, Co. E, Edward Martin, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. L, Addison Forsha, . . 23 98
Col. Richard Coulter, Jr., 40 00
Lieut, Col. Thomas S. Crago, 40 00
Major Henry W. Coulter, 40 00
Major George L. Gordon, 14 29
Major and Surg., L. P. McCormick, . . 40 00
Capt, and Quartermaster, Henry Welty, 40 00
Capt, and Chaplain, Henry W. Temple, 40 00
First Lieut, and Asst Surg., Arthur E.
Crow, , , 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt Adjt, Edward L.
Yohe, 40 00
First Lieut, Co. B, William Fish, 30 00
Capt Co. H, William J. Dulaney, 30 00
Capt, Co. I, Wade T. Kline, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. I, James R. Wirsing, . . 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. K, Walter C. Mont-
gomery, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. L, Reese B. Pearce, 30 00
Capt. and Adjt, A. W. Powell, 40 00
Capt. and Commissary, John D. Hitch-
man, 40 00
Capt, Co. F, Charles C. McLain, v 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. M, Frank G. Weber, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. C, Alva M. Walters, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, R. E. Kent, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. C, Thomas P. Jones, . . 30 00
First Lieut, Co. D, Philip W. Hetzel, . . 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. I, N. L. Hollings-
worth, 30 00
First Lieut and Asst Surg., Robert S.
McKee, 40 00
1,308 27
Total Tenth Regiment, 118,908 03
Sixteenth Regiment
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel George C. Rickards:
Annual allowance, |386 70
Individual pay, 1,804 56
Band allowance, 200 00
2,391 26
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company A, Captain Meade
B. Webb:
Annual allowance, $437 67
Individual pay, 828 35
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,366 02
Company B, Captain Charles
P. Clyde:
Annual allowance, $617 80
Individual pay, 828 85
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, \ 100 00
— 1,546 65
Company C, Captain Ked-
mond II. Slone :
Annual allowance, $150 00
Individual pay, 833 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,083 10
Company D, Captain David
K. James:
Annual alowance, $631 19
Individual pay, 811 26
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,542 45
Company E, Captain Vance
K. Burchfield:
Individual pay, . . . . $836 35
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
936 35
Company F, Captain John C.
O'Connor:
Annual allowtmce, $410 21
Individual pay, 770 35
Armory rent, 108 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,388 56
Company G, Captain Henry
N. Pudenz:
Annual allowance, $261 15
Individual pay, 821 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,182 9#igitlz
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company H, Captain Lewis
B. Long:
Annual allowance, f 250 00
Individual pay, 861 94
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Company I, Captain Charles
E. Bordwell:
Annual allowance, $373 02
Individual pay, 814 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Company K, Captain Samuel
B. Cochran:
Annual allowance, $ 150 00
Individual pay, 889 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,211 94
1,287 12
Company L, Captain Arda J,
Cumberland:
Annual allowance, $348 34
Individual pay, 826 35
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,339 60
Company M, Captain Charles
B. Smathers:
Annual allowance, $450 17
Individual pay, 826 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,274 69
1,376 77
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Capt, Co. E. Leonard L. Bay,
First Lieut, Co. C, John J. Costello, . .
First Lieut., Co. B, H. S. McFarland, . .
Capt. and Adjt, E. L. Humes,
First Lieut, and Battn. Adjt., E. L.
Bhone,
Col. George C. Bickards,
Major, Clyde D. Wilcox,
First Lieut., Co. A, Albert F. Carlburg,
Second Lieut, Co. E, Clyde E. Pizer, . .
Capt., Co. G, Henry N. Pudenz,
Capt., Co. K, Samuel B. Cochrane, _ _ _ _
First Lieut, Co. K, Harry J. Walter, . . 30 00
First Lieut., Co. M, J. A. Kennedy, .... m (\(\
1 25 00
29 82
12 30
40 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
20 05
30 00
29 12
30 00
30 00
30 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Major, Andrew D. Burns,
Major, B. B. Gambler,
Major and Surgeon, W. O. Johnston, . .
Capt and Inspector of Small- Arms prac-
tice, Orlo J. Gunning,
Gapt and Asst Surg., W. M. Bobertson,
Gapt and Quartermaster, Thomas B.
Patton,
First Lieut and Battn. Adjt, Kuel B.
Stillman,
Second Lieut, Go. A, Charles E. Keefer,
First Lieut, Co. D, Henry H. McGregor,
First Lieut, Co. E, V. B. Burchfield,
First Lieut, Co. I, William Tribble,
Capt, Go. L, Arda J. Cumberland,
First Lieut, Co. L, A. J. Thompson, ....
Capt, Co. M, C. Blaine Smathers,
Lieut Col., James McElhinney,
First Lieut, and Asst Surg., John C.
Wilkina,
Second Lieut, Battn. Quartermaster and
Comsy., M. H. Mizener,
Capt Co. A, Meade B. Webb,
Capt, Co. B, Charles F. Clyde,
Capt, Co. E, Leonard L. Bay,
First Lieut, Co., G, L. M. Phelps,
Second Lieut, Go. G, James A. Sanders,
Second Lieut., Go. I, Erick, S. Munson,
Second Lieut., Co. K, Joseph E. Geiger,
Second Lieut, Co. L, Boy I. Burtner,
First Lieut, Co. F., George J. Krepp,
Capt. Co., H, Lewis B. Long,
First Lieut, Co. B, Valentine Murray,
First Lieut, Co. H, John L. Park,
Gapt and Chaplain, F. M. Silsley, . .
40 00
40 00
40 00
18 86
40 00
40 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
19 20
30 00
30 00
30 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
40 00
|1,374 35
Total Sixteenth Begiment,
f 19,301 86
Eightenth Begiment
Headquarters Expenses.
Colonel Albert J. Logan:
Annual allowance, |385 75
Individual pay, 1,796 62
Band allowance, 468 23
Company A, Captain Edward
L. Cheyney:
Individual pay, f 669 60
Armory rent, 100 00
2,650 60
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennaylyanla— Continued.
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 76 36
845 96
Company B, Captain Edward
E. P. Sleppy:
Individual pay, |873 10
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,073 10
Company C, Captain Frank
C. Demmler:
Annual Allowance, f 200 00
Individual pay, 788 59
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,188 59
Company D, Captain Palmer
S. Chambers:
Annual allowance, f 250 00
Individual pay, 749 00
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,199 00
Company E, Captain John K.
Clement:
Annual allowance, f 278 77
Individual pay, 709 10
Armory rent, 100 00
Comutation for rifle prac-
tice, 90 91
1,178 78
Company F, Captain John D.
Meyer:
Annual allowance, . ., f 150 00
Individual pay, 793 60
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,143 60
Company G, Captain Oscar T.
Taylor:
Annual allowance, |392 37
Individual pay, 665 85
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 87 27
1,245 49
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company H, Captain Marcus
A. Smith:
Annual allowance, f 100 00
Individual pay, 798 60
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,098 60
Company I, Captain Robert
Q. Woodside:
Annual allowance, f 100 00
Individual pay, 806 60
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,106 60
Company K, Captain Elmer
P. Kuhn:
Annual allowance, f 250 00
Individual pay, 816 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,166 10
Company L, Captain Marshal
Henderson:
Individual pay, 692 11
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 94 55
886 M
Company M, Captain Walter
H. Stifel:
Annual allowance, f 259 19
Individual pay, 685 44
Armory rent, 100 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,144 63
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt, Co. K, James L.
Wehn, 30 00
Captain Co. F, John D.
Meyer, 30 00
Second Lt. Co. A, John
Barton, 30 00
Second Lt. Co. F, R. W. Gos-
nell, 30 00
Colonel Albert J. Logan, 40 00
Lt Col. James H. Bigger, . . 40 00
Major Edward Lee Kearns, 40 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Major, W. K. Reifsnyder, . . 40 00
Captain and Asst. Surg., E.
M. Hand, 40 00
Captain and Quartermaster,
J. C. Miller, 40 00
Captain and Inspector of Rifle
Practice, Edward B. Riddle, 40 00
Captain Co. B, E. E. Sleppy, 30 00
First Lt Co. B, Elmer K.
Rupp, 30 00
First Lt Co. C, Reynolds, M.
Sleppy, 30 00
First Lt, Co. F, E. H. Co-
burn, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. K, William
W. Gill, 30 00
Captain Co. M, Walter H.
Stifel, 30 00
Captain and Adjt, C. B.
Mehard, 40 00
Captain and Commissary, J.
C. Blair, 40 00
First Lt. and Batt'n. Adjt,
Clyde F. France, 37 45
First Lt and Batt'n. Adjt.,
Robert Pollock, 40 00
Captain Co. I, Robert G,
Woodside, 30 00
First Lt., Co. I, Harry A.
Persell, 30 00
Major, Bertram L. Succop, 40 00
First Lt and Batt'n. Adjt.,
Frank H. Clay, 40 00
Captain Co. C, Frank C.
Demmler, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. G, William H.
Brown, 30 00
Captain Marcus, A. Smith, 30 00
First Lt, Co. H, Frank C.
KunkeQ, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. H, Westley H.
Becker, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. I, John L.
Bingham, 30 00
Captain Co. K, Elmer P.
Kuhn, 30 00
Captain Co. L, Marshal Hen-
derson, 30 00
First Lt, Co. L, Lee J. Colvin, 30 00
Second Lt, Co, L, Wm. J. Mc-
Alister, 30 00
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■xpendltniee of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
First Lt, Co. M, Waldo P.
Breeden, 2 years, 60 00
Captain Co. A, Edward L.
Cheyney, 30 00
Captain and Chaplain, Apple-
ton Bash, 40 00
1,307 45
Total Eighteenth Regiment, f 17,235 16
Total, Second Brigade, |56,874 12
THIRD BRIGADE.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Brigadier General Charles M.
Clement:
Annual allowance, f 1,043 93
Individual pay, 561 77
Horse hire, 72 00
1,677 70
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Brigadier General, C. B.
Dougherty, $40 00
Major and Quartermaster, F.
M. Vandling, 40 00
Major and Ordnance Officer,
Charles C. Jones, 40 00
Major and Commissary, Gor-
don Scott, 40 00
Major and Adjt Gen., Wm.
Sharpe, 40 00
Major and Surgeon, G. H.
Halberstadt, 40 00
Major and Judge Advocate D.
J. Davis, 40 00
280 00
Total, |1,957 70
Ninth Regiment
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel Asher Miner:
Annual allowance, $ 254 29
Individual pay, 593 73
Band allowance, 100 00
948 02
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company A, Captain Charles
P. Boldt:
Annual allowance, $400 87
Individual pay, 513 90
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,014 77
Company B. Captain Sterling
E. W. Eyer:
Annual allowance, $ 388 34
Individual pay, 525 65
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,013 99
Company C, Captain Jacob A.
Fleischer:
Annual allowance, $453 70
Individual pay, 534 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,087 85
Company D, Captain William
J. Weitzel:
Annual allowance, $429 56
Individual pay, 563 90
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,093 46
Company E, Captain Dor-
rance Reynolds:
Annual allowance, $662 43
Individual pay, 513 90
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac- - ^
tice, •. Ifvn*
' _ ~o\) 00
1,476 33
Annual 9p**^
Indivi^11™*11^ *256 16
Coir*™*1, pay, 608 40
^mutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
964 56
Company Q, Captain William
I. Bavert:
Annual allowance, $324 97
Individual pay, 574 65
■ 899 62
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Expeodftiirts of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company H, Captain James
F. O'Boyle:
Annual allowance, $350 00
Individual pay, 588 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,038 15
Company I, Captain George
B. Eostenbauder:
Annual allowance, $321 90
Individual pay, 556 65
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,178 55
Company E, Captain William
H. Zierdt:
Annual allowance, $200 00
Individual pay, 534 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
834 IB
Company L, Captain George
T. Bache:
Annual allowance, $292 19
Individual pay, 561 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
953 34
Company M, Captain Walter
8. Garman : '
Annual allowance, $338 57
Tnrtfvidual pay, 550 70
«KWt fWiu fts* rifle prac-
CommutatioirtTT*^^^ 1()0 0Q
tice, "*\ 989 27
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lt., Co. D, Harry C. ^ ^ "^ * .
FiK?!dCo. K,' W.' H." Bmaw- ^ ^
sSd'LtVco'. K, Conrad P. ^ Q0
S^^:^^:^ 300° ^1
C^Sco'^'charies A. ^ ^ i
Judge, . . ? • • • t
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
First Lt. and Batt'n. Adjt, S.
F. French, 40 00
First Lt., Co. L, A. K. Czecho-
wicz, 30 00
First Lt., Co. H, Patrick J.
Gibbons, 30 00
Colonel Asher Miner, 40 00
Major George W. Coxe, 40 00
Major Olin F. Harvey, 40 00
First Lt. and Asst. Surg.,
James W. Geist, 40 00
Second Lt. and Commissary,
George F. Bnss, 40 00
Captain, Co. A, Charles F.
Boldt, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. A, John T.
Jetter, Jr., 30 00
Captain, Co. B, Sterling E.
W. Eyer, 30 00
Capt., Co. C, J. A. Fleischer, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. C, William
Snyder, 30 00
Captain, Co. D, William J.
Weitzel, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. F, Harry G.
Horton, 30 00
First Lt, Co.. G, C. R. Wil-
liams, , 30 00
Second Lt., Co. G, Milton H.
Brobst, 30 00
Captain, Co. H, James F.
O'Boyle, 30 00
Captain, Co. K. W. H. Zierdt, 30 00
Captain, Co. L, George T.
Bache, 30 00
Captain* Co. M, Walter S.-
Garman, 30 00
First Lt., Co. M, William H.
Everhart, 30 00
Lt. Col., James A. Dewey, . . 40 00
Major, William F. Powell, . . 30 67
Capt. and Quartermaster, W.
S. McLean, Jr., 40 00
Capt. and Commissary, W. C.
Sterling, 40 00
Captain, Co. E, Dorrance Rey-
nolds, v 30 00
Second Lt, Co. I,* David
Percy, 30 00
First Lt., Co. E, George O.
Hinkle, „„„„„„,„„ 80 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Captain, Co. F, Samuel W.
Rhoads, 30 00
Captain, Co. I, George B.
Kostenbauder, 30 00
First Lt., Co. C, Samuel J.
Traher, 30 00
Captain and Adjt, Henry H.
Pease, 40 00
First Lt, Co. B. Ridgway B.
Espy, . . , 30 00
1,300 67
Total Ninth Regiment, $14,792 73
Twelfth Regiment.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel Charles M. Clement:
Annual allowance, $344 12
Individual pay, 526 85
Band allowance, 337 20
Company A, Captain Thomp-
son, H. Morrow:
Annual allowance, $468 87
Individual pay, 592 90
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Company B, Captain Charles
W. Heilhecker:
Annual allowance, $417 01
Individual pay, \ . . 500 40
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Company C, Captain Alfred
J. Hester:
Annual allowance, $372 45
Individual pay, 615 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
Company D, Captain George
B. Konkle:
Allowance, $355 31
Individual pay, 529 20
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,208 17
1,161 77
1,017 41
1,087 60
984 61
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company E, Captain Wallace
W. Fetzer:
Annual allowance, f 588 44
Individual pay, 626 40
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,314 84
Company F, Captain Frank
M. Herrington:
Annual allowance, f 300 00
Individual pay, 581 40
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
981 40
Company G, Captain John C.
White:
Annual allowance, f 383 90
Individual pay, 520 65
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,004 55
Company H, Captain Albert
R. Poorman:
Annual allowance, f 374 20
Individual pay, 574 65
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,048 85
Company I, Captain John B.
Beck:
Annual Allowance, f 157*85
Individual pay, 571 65
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
829 50
Company K, Captain William
H. Heim:
Annual allowance, |338 17
Individual pay, 560 83
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
999 00
Company L, Captain Hugh S.
Taylor:
Annual allowance, f 457 68
Individual pay, 574 65
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,132 3§by(
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company M, Captain John
W. Fleming:
Annual allowance, f 261 89
Individual pay, 519 90
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
881 79
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Second Lt. and Batt'n., Quar-
termaster, J. E. McCoy, . . |40 00
First Lt, Co. G, W. B.
Eeilly, 30 00
Major, Benjamin H. Dpdej-
graff , 40 00
Captain and Adjt, Matthew
H. Taggart, 40 00
First Lt, and Batt'n. Adjt,
George E. Deppen, 40 00
First Lt. and Batt'n. Adjt.,
W. W. Duffleld, 40 00
Second Lt., Co. A, James A.
Groff, 30 00
Captain, Co. B, C. W. Heil-
hecker, 30 00
Captain, Co. C, Alfred J.
Hester, 30 00
Captain, Co. D, George B.
Konkle, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. F, H. L.
Driefuss, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. G, N. S. Upde-.
graff, 30 00
Captain, Co. I, John B.
Beck, 30 00
First Lt., Co. I, C. R. Mc-
Murray, . . . . 30 00
First Lt, Co. K, W. L. Blain, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. K, Clyde M.
Smith, 30 00
Lieut. Col., W. F. Barber, . . 39 76
Major and Surgeon, F. E.
Drumheller, 21 48
Major, William H. Straub, . . 33 65
Capt. and Commissary* Clar-
ence E. Foresman, 40 00
Capt. and Inspector of Small-
Arms Practice, Roy L.
Schuyler,, 40 00
First Lt. and Batt'n. Adjt,
Martin W. Clement, 40 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Captain, Go. A, Thompson H.
Morrow, 30 00
First Lt, Co. A, Samuel B.
Wolfe, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. C, Oliver
Dewire, 30 00
First Lt., Co. D, J. A. Fenste-
macher, 30 00
First Lt, Co, B, Samuel E.
Elliott, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. E, William H.
Nevin, 19 50
Captain, Co. H, Albert B.
Poorman, 30 00
First Lt, Co. H, Clarence W.
Smith, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, William H.
Heim, 17 65
Capt, Co. L, H. S. Taylor, . . 30 00
Major, William B. Follmer, 40 00
Captain and Quartermaster,
Bobert F. Hunter, 40 00
First Lt and Asst. Surg.,
Cameron Shultz, 40 00
Captain, Co. E, Wallace W.
Fetaer, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. I, Clarence
W. Kiess, 30 00
First Lt, Co. L, E. B. Taylor, 30 00
First Lt, Co. B, J. C?yde
Brown, 22 22
'- fl,254 26
Total Twelfth Eegiment, f 14,905 98
Thirteenth Regiment.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel F. W. Stillwell:
Annual allowance, |340 30
Individual pay, 525 80
Band allowance, 200 00
Company A, Captain Edward
J. Wellner:
Individual pay, 441 45
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,066 10
541 45
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Expenditures of the Commonweal tb. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company M, Captain John
W. Fleming:
Annual allowance, f 261 89
Individual pay, 519 90
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
881 79
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Second Lt. and Batt'n., Quar-
termaster, J. E. McCoy, . . f 40 00
First Lt, Co. G, W. B.
Eeilly, 30 00
Major, Benjamin H. Dpdej-
graff, 40 00
Captain and Adjt., Matthew
H. Taggart, 40 00
First Lt, and Batt'n. Adjt.,
George E. Deppen, 40 00
First Lt. and Batt'n. Adjt,
W. W. Duffleld, 40 00
Second Lt., Co. A, James A.
Groff, 30 00
Captain, Co. B, C. W. Heil-
hecker, 30 00
Captain, Co. C, Alfred J.
Hester, 30 00
Captain, Co. D, George B.
Konkle, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. F, H. L.
Driefuss, 30 00
Second Lt., Co. G, N. S. Upde- 9
graff, 30 00
Captain, Co. I, John B.
Beck, 30 00
First Lt., Co. I, C. R. Mc-
Murray, . . . .' 30 00
First Lt, Co. K, W. L. Blain, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. K, Clyde M.
Smith, 30 00
Lieut. Col., W. F. Barber, . . 39 76
Major and Surgeon, F. E.
Drumheller, 21 48
Major, William H. Straub, . . 33 65
Capt. and Commissary* Clar-
ence E. Foresman, 40 00
Capt. and Inspector of Small-
Arms Practice, Roy L.
Schuyler,, 40 00
First Lt. and Batt'n. Adjt,
Martin W. Clement, 40 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Captain, Co. A, Thompson H.
Morrow, 30 00
First Lt, Co. A, Samuel B.
Wolfe, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. C, Oliver
Dewire, 30 00
First Lt., Co. D, J. A. Fenste-
macher, 30 00
First Lt., Co. B, Samuel E.
Elliott, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. E, William H.
Nevin, 19 50
Captain, Co. H, Albert B.
Poorman, 30 00
First Lt, Co. H, Clarence W.
Smith, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, William H.
Heim, 17 65
Capt, Co. L, H. S. Taylor, . . 30 00
Major, William R. Follmer, 40 00
Captain and Quartermaster,
Robert F. Hunter, 40 00
First Lt. and Asst. Surg.,
Cameron Shultz, 40 00
Captain, Co. E, Wallace W.
Fetaer, 30 00
Second Lt, Co. I, Clarence
W. Kiess, 30 00
First Lt, Co. L, E. R. Taylor, 30 00
First Lt., Co. B, J. Qlyde
Brown, 22 22
'- f 1,254 26
Total Twelfth Regiment, f 14,905 98
Thirteenth Regiment.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel F. W. Stillwell:
Annual allowance, $340 30
Individual pay, 525 80
Band allowance, 200 00
Company A, Captain Edward
J. Wellner:
Individual pay, 441 45
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,066 10
541 45
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Expend Iturea of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company B, Captain Chester
D. Smith:
Annual allowance, f 100 00
Individual pay, 439 65
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
639 65
Company C, Captain Michael
W. Murphy:
Annual allowance, $341 77
Individual pay, 461 70
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
903 47
Company D, Captain Ralph
A. Gregory:
Annual allowance, f 200 00
Individual pay, . * 462 45
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
762 45
Company E, Captain Carroll
J. Kelley:
Annual allowance, f 327 69
Individual pay, 545 40
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
973 09
Company F, Captain David
Boies:
Individual pay, f 464 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 90 91
555 06
Company H, Captain Thomas
Russell, Jr.:
Annual allowance, f 363 98
Individual pay, 433 40
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
897 38
Company I, Captain Charles
C. Johnson:
Annual allowance, f 425 14
Individual pay, 468 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, : : ioo oo
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company K, Captain Albert
G. Rutherford:
Annual allowance, f 150 00
Individual pay, 480 15
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
730 15
Company L, Captain David
W. Davies:
Individual pay, 434 70
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
534 70
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Captain and Commissary,
Worthington Scranton, ... |40 00
First Lt. and Batt'n. Adjt.,
Wilson Bailey, 40 00
First Lt. Co. C, Edward J.
Horan, 30 00
Colonel F. W. Stillwell, .... 40 00
Lt. Col., Ezra H. Ripple, Jr., .40 00
Major Edmund H. F. Conrad, 40 00
Major William A. Raub, .... 40 00
Captain and Quartermaster,
James K. Gearhart, 40 00
Captain and Inspector of Rifle
Practice, J. M. McCourt, . . 40 00
Captain, Co. A, Edward J.
Wellner, 30 00
First Lt. Co. A, W. H.
Hall, Jr., 30 00
Captain, Co. B, Chester D.
Smith, 30 00
Capt., Co. C, M. W. Murphy 30 00
Capt., Co. D, Ralph A.
Gregory, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. D, Harry R.
Kinsley, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. E, Edward
F. Doney, 30 00
Capt., Co. H., Thomas Russel,
Jr., 30 00
First Lieut., Co. I, Frank
M. Godley, 30 00
Capt., Co. L, David W. Davies, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. L, James F.
Cooper, 30 00
Capt., Co. E, Carroll J.
Kelley, 30 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guird of Pennsylvania- Continued.
Capt, Co. I, Charles C. John-
son, .' 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. I, Charles
S. Firth, 30 00
Major and Surgeon, W. E.
Keller, 40 00
Captain and Asst Surg.,
Franklin F. Arndt, 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjt,
Charles A. Kissel, 40 00
First Lieut, Co. B. LeRoy
E. Bunnell, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. E, W. H.
Mumford, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, A. Q. Ruther-
ford, 30 00
Capt. and Asst. Surg., P.
Francis Qunster, 40 00
First Lieut, Co, H, L. H.
Watres, 30 00
Capt. and Adjt., Robert M.
Vail, 40 00
1,090 00
Total Thirteenth Regi-
ment ". 9,686 79
Total Third Brigade, 41,343 20
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Headquarters* Expenses.
Brigadier General James B.
Coryell:
Annual allowance, $450 00
Individual pay, 685 20
1,136 20
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Brigadier General, J. B.
Coryell, $40 00
Major and Quartermaster,
L. V. Rausch, 40 00
Major and Commissary, H. C.
Byers, 40 00
120 00
Total, 1,255 20
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Fourth Regiment
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel C. T. O'Neill:
Annual allowance, $436 09
Individual pay, 1,809 66
Band allowance, 270 50
2,516 25
Company A, Captain H.
Melvin Allen:
Annual allowance, $358 58
Individual pay, 942 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice^ 100 00
1,401 18
Company B, Captain Orlando
C. Miller:
Annual allowance, $453 19
Individual pay, 889 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,442 79
Company C, Captain Hiram W.
Snyder:
Annual allowance, $325 00
Individual pay, 946 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice^ 100 00
1,371 60
Company D, Captain Howard
M. Hersh:
Individual pay, $921 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,221 60
Company B, Captain Wilson
H. Lewars:
Annual allowance, $441 87
Individual pay, 947 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,489 47
Company F, Captain Harry
O. Mellon:
Annual allowance, $200 00
Individual pay, 919 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,219 60
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Nmtioml Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company G, Captaip Phaon
E. Sheidy:
Annual allowance, |345 84
Individual pay, 921 60
Commutation for rifle prac- •
tice, 100 00
1,367 44
Company H, Captain Harry
D. Case:
Annual allowance, ? 427 31
Individual pay, 929 60
l,:jr>6 91
Company I, Captain Charles
G. Miller:
Annual allowance, f 470 23
Individual pay, 927 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,497 83
Company K, Captain Quinten
O. Reitzel:
Annual allowance, f 347 67
Individual pay, 913 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,360 77
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Second Lieut., Co. I, John O.
Schreffler, $30 00
Second Lieut., Co. K, James
N. Lightner, 27 50
Second Lieut., Co. C, Edward
Miley, 30 00
Major and Surgeon, Morris P.
Cawley, 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt. Adjt.,
C. N. Berntheizel, 40 00
Second Lieut, Co. B, Frank
P. Barto, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. D, W. C.
Gessner, 30 00
Capt, Co. E, Wilson H.
Lewars, 30 00
Col. C. T. O'Neill, 40 00
Lieut. Col. John M. Groff, . . 40 00
Major Frank D. Beary, 40 00
Major Marshall L. Case, 40 00
Major Edward C. Shannon, . . 40 00
Capt. and Adjt., H. A.
Benninger, 40 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Capt. and Quartermaster, K.
Otto Wollmuth, 40 00
Capt. and Commissary, J.
W. Adams, 40 00
Capt. and Inspector of Small-
Arms Practice, William A.
Buch, 40 00
Capt. and Chaplain, Charles
Schall, 28 75
First Lieut* and Batt'n. Adjt.
Guy P. Brown, 40 00
First Lieut and Batt'n Adjt.
Emmett Gherst, 5 27
Capt., Co. A, H. M. Allen, . . 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. A, Edward
V. Kestner, 30 00
Second Lieut, Batt'n Q. M.
and Commissary, W. C.
Behm, 34 17
Capt., Co. F, Harry G. Mellon, 28 16
Capt, Co. G, Phaon E.
Sheidy, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. G, Warren
R Barto, 30 00
Capt, Co. K, Quinten O.
Beitzel, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. A, J. Lewis
Lengle, , . 30 00
First Lieut., Co. E, M. L.
Machemer, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. G, Homer
D. Large, 30 00
Capt. and Asst Surg., George
F. Potteiger, 40 00
Capt, Co. C, Hiram W. Sny-
der, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. E, Lewis
A. Loy, 30 00
Capt., Co. H, Harry D. Case, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. H, Harry
H. Barnhart, 30 00
Capt., Co. I, Charles G.
Miller, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. F, Joseph
I. Knebel, 30 00
1,213 85
Total Fourth Regiment f 17,459 29
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■xpendlturea of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Sixth Regiment
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel Gibbons G. Gornwell:
Annual allowance, 9300 66
Individual pay, 1,815 68
Band allowance, 400 00
2,516 34
Company A, Captain Charles
E. G ruber:
Annual allowance, |457 58
Individual pay, 924 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, * 100 00
1,482 18
Company B, Captain Edward
Brautigam:
Annual allowance, f 283 69
Individual pay, 864 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,248 29
Company C, Captain Harry
P. Vercoe:
Annual allowance, f 150 00
Individual pay, 815 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,065 84
Company D, Captain Thomas
O'Brien:
Annual allowance, |322 27
Individual pay, 850 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,272 37
Company E, Captain L. Leon-
ard Tafel:
Annual allowance, #637 38
Individual pay, 869 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 74 55
1,781 53
Company F, Captain William
T. Earl:
Annual allowance, |293 65
Individual pay, 859 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice 100 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company Q, Captain Abel M.
MacReynolds:
Annual allowance, ? 275 00
Individual pay, '. . . 845 10
Armory rent, 33 33
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,253 43
Company H, Captain William
Wescott:
Annual allowance, |325 00
Individual pay, 831 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,256 60
Company I, Captain John S.
Clark:
Annual allowance, f 565 75
Individual pay, 871 B0
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,537 35
Company K, Captain J.
Harry Mihlbauer:
Annual allowance, $471 57
Individual pay, 853 85
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,625 42
Company L, Captain William
H. McClune:
Annual allowance, $410 67
Individual pay, 923 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,634 27
Company M, Captain Percy J.
Pullen:
Annual allowance, $374 80
Individual pay, 866 60
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 96 36
1,537 76
Officers' Annual Allowance.
Second Lieut., Co. C, W. E.
Blain, $30 00
Major Thomaa B. Ellig, 40 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
First Lieut, and Batt'n Adjt,
L P. Ewing,
Capt, Co. C, Harry P. Vercoe,
First Lieut, Co. I, W. S.
Baird,
Second Lieut, Co. I, George
L Ford,
Capt, Co. M, Percy J. Pullen,
Capt., Co. B, Edward Brauti-
gam,
Second Lieut., Co. G, Wilbert
Mathis,
Capt and Quartermaster J. T.
Duffey,
First Lieut., Co. B, P. J.
Boudart,
First Lieut, Co. E, J. W.
Thompson,
Second Lieut, Co. F, Joseph
A. Hack
Capt, Co. K,'«T Harry Mini-
bauer .•••••••••••••••••
First Lieut, Co. k, H. P. Mc-
Laughlin,
Capt., Co. L, W. H. Mc-
Clune,
First Lieut, Co. L, J. B.
Roulston,
First Lieut., Co. M, James
Ibinson,
Colonel G. G. Comwell,
Lieut Col. Lucien M. Wiler,.
Major and Surgeon, H. A.
Arnold,
Capt. and Chaplain, Henry A.
F. Hoyt,
First Lieut, and Batt'n Adjt.,
F. A. Hoppe,
Capt, Co. A, Charles F.
Gruber,
Capt., Co. D, Samuel O.
Wynne,
Capt, Co. F, William T. Earl,
First Lieut, Co. G, Harry
S. Myers,
Capt., Co. H, William West-
cott,
Capt, Co. I, John S. Clark,. . .
Second Lieut., Co. L, E. Mor-
ris DeCann, . . . 30 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
11 30
30 00
30 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
29 10
30 00
30 00
30 00
30 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
29 66
30 00
29 50
30 00
30 00
30 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Second Lieut, Co. M, Fred-
erick Jasperson, 30 00
Capt. and Adjt, Kalph W.
Knowles, 40 00
Capt. and Inspector of Small-
Arms, Practice, J. J.
O'Brien, 40 00
Second Lieut., Co. D, Thomas
O'Brien, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. A, William
K. Davis, 29 85
First Lieut., Co. B, Samuel
K. Linville, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. D, James I.
Barnes, 22 00
Capt, Co. Q, Abel M. Mac-
Reynolds, 30 00
First Lieut, and Asst. Surg.,
Joseph S. Evans, 40 00
1,251 41
Total Sixth Regiment, 20,715 54
EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel Joseph B. Hutchison:
Annual allowance, $336 69
Individual pay, 1,835 68
Band allowance, 404 57
2,576 94
Company A, Captain William
H. Baublitz:
Annual allowance, $448 40
Individual pay, 959 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,508 00
Company B, Captain Robert
E. Hobert:
Annual allowance, f 382 96
Individual pay, 867 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,350 56
Company C, Captain Lester
H. Huber:
Annual allowance, ....... $444 22
Individual pay, 1,137 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company D, Captain Frank
H. Mikle:
Annual allowance, - $361 08
Individual pay, 947 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,408 68
Company E, Captain Abra-
ham Hinch:
Annual allowance, $406 64
Individual pay, 915 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,422 24
Company P, Captain George
B-Corbin:
Annual allowance, $452 67
Individual pay, . . . . 867 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,419 77
Company Q, Captain Ray L.
Early:
Annual allowance, $417 12
Individual pay, : . 849 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,366 72
Company H, Captain John
Fertig:
Individual pay, $855 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 87 27
942 87
Company I, Captain Frank E.
Ziegler:
Annual allowance, $406 69
Individual pay, 962 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 100 00
1,469 29
Company E, Captain Frank
J. HenneBsy:
Amirmi allowance, $341 50
Individual pay, 877 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 98 18
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Company L, Captain Samuel
P. Statler:
Individual pay, *849 84
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, : 100 00
949 84
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lieut, Co. B, Harry H.
Knies, 30 00
Capt, Co. I, Frank E. Ziegler, 30 00
First Lieut., and Asst. Surg.,
F. B. Statler, 40 00
First Lieut, Co/ F, Paul
V. Heffner, 30 00
Capt., Co. B, R. E. Hobart,. 27 50
Second Lieut, Co. F, Frank
McCahon, 29 58
Colonel Joseph B. Hutchison, 40 00
Lieut. Col., William G. Speck, 40 00
Capt. and Commissary, Charles
C. Bischoff, 40 00
Capt and Chaplain, Daniel
Eberly, 40 00
Capt and Quartermaster Ed-
ward H. Schell, 40 00
Second Lieut, Co. A, George
J. Anderson, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. D, John T.
Bretz, 30 00
Capt, Co. G, Ray L. Early,. ... 30 00
First Lieut., Co. G, J. M.
Rudy, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. K, Edward
Tobin, 30 00
Major M. E. Finney, 40 00
Major Adam Garver, 40 00
Major Elisha M. Vale, 37 50
Capt. and Asst Surg., J. M.
Peters, .: 40 00
First Lieut, and Batt'n Adjt,
Geo. M. Hays, 40 00
Second Lieut, Batt'n Q. M.
and Comsy., Jesse Webb, . . 34 17
Capt., Co. A, William H.
Baublitz, 30 00
Capt, Co. C, Lester H. Huber, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. C, C. B.
Danf elt, 30 00
Capt, Co. D, Frank H. Mikle,. 30 00
First Lieut, Co. D, J. J.
Hartmao, 29 80
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
First Lieut, Go. E, James
Painter, 30 00
Capt Co. F, George B. Corbin, 30 00
Major and Surg., Ralph W.
Montelins, 34 50
Capt. and Adjt., Harry C.
Houtz, 40 00
Second Lieut, Co. B, Joseph
H. Shepp, 30 00
Capt., Co. K, Frank J. Hen-
nessey, 30 00 j
Second Lieut., Co. K, Charles i
Howells, 30 00
Capt., Co. L, Samuel F. 30 00
Statler, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. L, F. A.
Metzger, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. L, J. H.
Feight, 30 00
Second Lieut., Co. C, Harlan I
S. Ambrose, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. G, H. R.
McLaughin, 30 00
First Lieut., Co. I, Aaron
H. Elser, 30 00
First Lieut, and Batt'n Adjt.,
J. W. Hoepstine, Jr., 39 56
Capt. and Inspector of Small-
Arms Practice, Owen M.
Copelin, 33 33
1,395 44
Total Eighth Regiment, 18,808 85
Total Fourth Brigade, 58,238 88
Fourteenth Regiment.
Headquarters' Expenses.
Colonel Franklin Blackstone:
Annual allowance, $309 14
Individual pay, 1,669 28
Band allowance, 258 05
2,236 47
Company A, Captain Robert
G. Snyder:
Annual allowance, $263 88
Individual pay, 831 35
Armory rent, 200 00
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice 89 00
* 1,384 8Z
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Expenditures of tbe Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Company B, Captain William
J. Sterrett:
Annual allowance, $250 00
Individual pay, 852 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, : 94 55
1,196 65
Company D, Captain Henry
Schweitzer:
Annual allowance, (125 00
Individual pay, 862 35
* Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 87 27
1,074 62
Company E, Captain Charles
C. McGovern:
Annual allowance, $250 00
Individual pay, 955 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 89 09
1,294 19
Company F, Captain Samuel
B. McKamish:
Annual allowance, $264 46
Individual pay, 892 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 85 46
-, 1,242 72
Company G, Captain Owen H.
Garrison:
Annual allowance, $ 150 00
Individual pay, 890 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 90 91
1,131 01
Company H, Captain John K.
Parsons:
Annual allowance, $457 68
Individual pay, 791 60
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 72 73
1,322 01
Company I, Captain Benja-
min W. Haseltine:
Annual allowance, $298 30
Individual pay, 750 10
Commutation for rifle prac-
tice, 87 27
1,135 67
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Officers' Annual Allowance.
First Lieut, Co. H, J. K.
Parsons, |30 00
First Lieut, Co. D, W. A.
Kleeb, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. D, C. E.
Reif , 30 00
Capt and Adjt, F. E. Mc-
Lain, 40 00
Colonel Franklin Blackstone, 40 00
Major Albert V. Crookston,. . 36 95
Capt., Co. A, Robert G.
Snyder, 30 00
Capt, Co. E, Charles C.
McGovern, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. E, Andrew
Miller, 30 00
Capt., Co. F, S. R. McKamish, 30 00
Capt, Co. Q, Owen H. Gar-
rison, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. G, C. B.
Reed, 30 00
Lieut Col., William S. McKee, 40 00
Major James E. King, 33 61
First Lieut, Co. E, Robert W.
Cooper, 30 00
First Lieut, and Asst. Surg.,
W. Judd Crookston, 40 00
Capt, Co. B, William J.
Sterrett, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. F, L. W.
Mclntire, 30 00
First Lieut, Co. G, T. F.
McVilla, 30 00
Capt, Co. I, Benjamin W.
Haseltine, 30 00
Second Lieut, Co. I, Joseph
H. Morris, 27 34
Second Lieut., Co. A, William
J. Miller, 30 00
707 90
Total Fourteenfh Regiment, 12,725 56
MISCELLANEOUS.
State Military Board.
Robert K. Young, Auditor General, sal-
ary, from December 1, 1909, to May
2, 1910, |250 00
A. E. Sisson, Auditor General, salary,
from May 3, 1910, to August 31, 1910, . . 200 00
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
John O. Sheatz, State Treasurer, salary
from December 1, 1909, to May 2, 1910, 250 00
C. P. Wright, State Treasurer, salary,
from May 3, 1910, to August 31, 1910, 200 00
Thomas J. Stewart, Adjutant General,
salary, from December 1, 1909, to Feb-
ruary 28, 1910, 150 00
Total, T 1,050 00
Transportation.
Bessemer and L&ke Erie Railroad, $36 64
Cumberland Valley Eailroad, 37 22
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad, 142 71
Erie Railroad, 55 54
Western Maryland Railroad, 247 54
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, 1,805 12
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad, 11 49
New York and Long Branch Railroad, . . 101 98
, Pennsylvania Railroad, 4,177 48
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 267 90
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad, 7 55
Central Railroad of New Jersey, 137 24
Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad, 339 65
Delaware and Hudson Railroad, 208 47
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
road, 6 52
Norfolk and Western Railroad, 5 20
Lehigh Valley Railroad, 164 64
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Rail-
road, 88 77
Pittsburgh, Westmoreland and Somerset
Railroad, 5 46
Wilkes-Barre Railroad, 12 75
Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton Railroad,. . . 20 00
Total, 7,879 87
STATE ARSENAL.
Employes and expenses of the State Arsenal, and general expenses
of the N. G. P.
George P. Drake, f 741 06
Leo A. Luttringer, 104 64
Harry Millar, 107 84
Stephen G. Glass, Clerk Adjt., Depart-
ment, 1,283 34
Gottleib Schelhas, 660 00
Thomas D. Caldwell, watchman, 666 60
R W. Hayward, Sr., 24 32
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Gnard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
M. Hollam, 660 50
B. W. Hayward, Jr., 683 00
Bichard Chellew, 688 68
Joseph Bechtel, 102 00
Thomas H. Clark, 652 50
R B. Schroeder, 140 00
B. A. Stauffer, 43 50
L. J. McCleaf , 727 63
Charles Simmons, * 682 75
B. B. Blacksmith, 532 25
Clare B. Patterson, 97 50
James N. Bobbins, stenographer, Adjt.
General's Department, 770 00
John Gill, 17 76
William L. Hicks, 370 40
Edison Henry, 212 50
George G. Bote, 71 20
John Eeenan, 17 76
T. S. Patterson, 79 04
J. E. Whitmoyer, 691 75
C. H. Boads, 655 50
Alfred W. Weil, stenographer, Adjt.
General's Department, 825 00
Prank A. Moore, 647 25
Henry Gilbert & Son, Harrisburg, Pa.,
hardware, 850 31
Ensminger Lnmber Company, Harris-
bnrg, Pa., lumber, boxes, etc., 1,099 19
Aiken Engineering Co., Winthrop Har-
bor, 111., targets and Wooden frames, . 460 15
Edwin H. Fitter Company, Philadelphia,
Pa., rope and yarn, 938 38
Donaldson Paper Company, Harrisburg,
Pa., Quartermaster supplies, 89 38
Uhler and English, Philadelphia, Pa.,
tentanaking tools, rings, twine, etc., . . 304 85
George C. Fager & Son., Harrisburg, Pa.,
galvanized iron, pipe joints, repairs,
etc., 56 86
Harrisburg Hardware Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., hardware supplies, 7 98
A. Beeder Ferriday, Harrisburg, Pa.,
boxes, 34 03
Williams, Brown & Earle, Philadelphia,
Pa., blue-prints, 77 19
Charles M. Lavin & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., rubber tissue, 10 00
Winchester Bepeating Arms Co., New
Haven, Conn., cartridges, 31 90
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa.,
bunting, 99 75
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Montgomery & Company, Harrisburg,
Pa., freight and drayage, 175 06
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Co., Hartford,
Conn., army revolvers, repairing and
finishing revolvers etc., 1,256 41
Sigmund Eisner, Bed Bank, N. J., re-
plenishing military stores, uniforms,
khaki, flannel, chevrons, etc., 16,902 03
J. Ellwood Lee Co., Conshohocken, Pa.,
medical supplies, 394 38
American Commercial Corporation,
Lyons, N. Y., kahki sewing thread, . . 277 90
George F. Shope, Harrisburg, Pa., mak-
ing trousers, 96 35
Adams Express Company, Harrisburg,
Pa., express charges, 380 83
United States Express Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., express charges, 181 16
Anderson Drug Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
drugs, 2 45
Joseph M. Herman & Co., Boston, Mass.,
Quartermaster, stores, 84 75
Sarah Green, Harrisburg, Pa., launder-
ing towels, blankets, etc., 180 38
F. Coit Johnson, New York City, khaki
sewing thread, 138 60
Mills Woven Cartridge Belt Co., Wor-
cester, Mass., waist belts, 2,607 75
William Lehmberg, Philadelphia, Pa.,
silk colors, guidons, swords, flags, etc., 467 40
Harrisburg Transfer Company, Harris-
burg, Pa., drayage, 192 10
Sarah McGran, Harrisburg, Pa., making
chevrons and stripes, 51 14
William F. Murphy's Sons, Philadelphia,
Pa., stationery supplies, 363 00
J. Spencer Turner Company, New York
City, khaki duck, 7,305 68
Target Supply Company, Chattanooga,
Tenn., target spotters, 34 75
Bowman & Company, Harrisburg, Pa.,
mess utensils, 32 65
Edmund Mather & Company, Harrisburg,
Pa., plumbers' supplies, 16 80
Peoples Drug Store, Gettysburg, Pa.,
medical supplies, 3 65
Edward Z. Gross, Harrisburg, Pa., medi-
cal supplies, 19 97
Harrisburg Pipe & Pipe Bending Co.,
Harrisburg, Pa., pipe, 21 24
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Peunajlvanla — Continued.
William H. Horstman Co., Philadelphia,
Pa., dress caps, leggings, cords, service
hats, etc., and quartermaster supplies, 12,240 37
Singer Sewing Machine Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa., sewing machine parts and
repairs, 94 20
A. J. Logan Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
camp beds and matresses, 481 65
Quad Store Mfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio,
field ranges and utensils, 937 50
City Star Laundry, Harrisburg, Pa,.,
for laundering caps, coats and aprons,
of 1st Brigade cooks, 9 99
A. K. Breckenmaker, Harrisburg, Pa.,
for repairing harness, etc., 11 30
Major and Ordnance Officer Blaine
Aiken, expenses of meetings of Rifle
Practice Department, for the years
1908 and 1909, 15 85
Somerset Lumber Company, Somerset,
Pa., for watering troughes and stakes
furnished Second Brigade during En-
campment of 1909, 23 00
Major C. B. Baker, Quartermasaer, U.
S. Army, for cap bands, collar orna-
ments, dress coats, metal tent slips,
bedsacks, garrison flags, chevrons and
stripes etc., 2,958 96
A. J. Bradley, New York City, granite
oil board, 9 00
Franklin Hudson Publishing Company,
Kansas City, Mo., for 150 copies of
"Service of Security and Information, 180 00
Captain J. K. Qearhart, for funeral ex-
penses of private McAndrew, of 13th
Regiment Band, 133 85
D. U. Hershey, Harrisburg, Pa., for sub-
sisting 8th Regiment Band, also of
of attending funeral of Lieutenant
Colonel William F. Richardson, 11 50
Capt. J. D. Leitch, U. S. A., General
Staff, Washington, D. C, for 1000*
copies of "Field Service Regulations", 190 00
Major Blaine Aiken, for individual pay
of Pennsylvania State Rifle Team at
Camp Perry, Ohio, August 17th to
25th, 1910, 684 12
Edward Long, Private Co. I, 10th Regi
ment, reimbursement for transporta-
tion to Camp Perry, Ohio, 10 D$ize
No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 671
Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
James Machlin, Harrisburg, Pa., for
unloading and storing camp equip-
ment, 22 50
Captain and Inspector of Small-Arms
Practice, R. M. Cook, per diem pay and
expenses as Bange Officer, Camp
Peny, Ohio, account National Rifle
Matches, August, 1910, 77 68
J. B. Caruthers, State Secretary, Y. M.
C. A., allowance made by State Mili-
tary Board in aid of conducting Y. M.
C. A. tents at Brigade encampments
of 1910, 250 00
Major and Quartermaster, L. V. Rausch,
for hardware, ice, advertising, subsis-
ence stores, etc., account Division En-
campment of 1910, 500 19
Calvin Gilbert, Gettysburg, Pa., for re-
pairing fences* damaged during Divis-
ion Encampment maneuvers, 18 15
Major Charles C. Norris, for subsisting
U. S. Army detail at First Brigade
Headquarters, Division Encampment, 78 56
York Ice and Milk Co., York, Pa., for
freight on ice furnished Division En-
campment, 1910, 13 07
D. B. Kieffer, Middletown, Pa., claim for
two horses that died in camp of Second
Brigade, July, 1909, 250 00
Thomas Prince, Pittsburgh, Pa., claim
for horse injured at Second Brigade
Encampment, July, 1909, 20 00
Harry T. Barnhart, Private Co. A, 14th
Regiment, reimbursement for transpor-
tation, 1 27
Charles M. Book, New Castle, Pa., claim
for horse injured at Second Brigade
Encampment, July, 1909, 30 00
United States Military Publishing Com-
pany, Washington, D. C, for 25 copies
of "A Subsistence Guide for National
Guards", 25 00
The Brainerd and Armstrong Company,
Philadelphia, Pa., for silk sewing
thread, : 86 66
Colonel J. Lewis Good, 1st Regiment, for
ice furnished Division Quartermaster
account annual matches of State rifle
teams at Mt Gretna, 23 75
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennaylvania— Continued.
Major H. D. Todd, Jr., General Staff, U.
8. Army, for 200 copies of "Small
Arms Firing Manual," 46 00
Tornado Manufacturing Company, Co-
lumbus, Ohio, for "Tornado" bug
destroyer, 9 00
Bock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, 111.,
for cartridge boxes, waist belts, horse
brushes, cotton duck, ordnance stores,
etc., 5,378 00
Division of Militia Affairs, Washington,
D. C, for 4000 copies of the "Manual
for Privates of Infantry of the Organ-
ized Militia of the United States," .... 640 00
Major C. B. Baker, Quartermaster, U.
S. Army, for 1 field desk, 7 93
Major W. H. Cronin, Quartermaster
Second Brigade, expenses incurred in
selecting and preparing camp-ground
near Somerset, Pa., for Second Brigade
Encampment of 1909, 189 40
George S: Crampton, Major and Surgeon,
2nd Regiment, expenses as a delegate
to convention of Military Surgeons at
Washington, D. C, 22 00
Major C. R. Darnall, Medical Corps, U.
S. A., for medical and surgical sup-
plies, 1,564 64
Major J. T. Davidson, Depot Quarter-
master, U. S. Army, Jeffeirsonville,
Ind., for 700 General Order Files, 148 61
Jacob Fox, attorney, for set of carpen-
ter's tools purchased from estate of
Henry Fulmer, late an employee at the
State Arsenal, 11 50
B. H. Gingrich, Lebanon, Pa., for dam-
ages sustained account maneuvers by
1st and 3rd Brigades at Mt Gretna,
July, 1909, 41 00
Major M. Gray Zalinski, Quartermaster,
U. S. Army, for 10 field desks, 143 72
F. K. Paterson, agent, Royal Insurance
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., for insurance
premium on regimental property, 187 81
Col. William G. Price, Jr., for services
rendered by enlisted men as watchmen
at 3rd Regiment Armory, 58 50
Capt., L. V. Rausch, keeper of State
Arsenal, claims for damages for use of
land at Gettysburg, during Encamp
ment
at uettysourg, during ttncamp-
of 1908, 119 00
No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 573
Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Major H. D. Todd, Jr., General Staff U.
S. Army, for 400 copies of military
publications, 205 00
Jacob P. Wolf, Lebanon, Pa., for ser-
vices rendered at Mt. Gretna, account
Brigade Encampment of 1909 8 00
J. M. Peters, Captain and Asst. Surg.,
8th Regiment, for replenishing medi-
cal and surgical chests, 13 34
Edgar Bowers, Harrisburg, Pa., black-
smithing, 5 70
S. A. Becht, Lebanon, Pa., for damages
to property during 3rd Brigade en-
campment, 1909, . . i 36 00
Mrs. E. B. Bergstresser, Camp Hill, Pa.,
for annual allowance due Capt. E. R.
Bergstresser, deceased, 38 60
Andrew Coleman, Somerset, Pa., for
damages to property during 2nd
Brigade Encampment, 1909, 5 00
General Charles I. Martin, Topeka,
Kansas, for 800 copies of the proceed-
ings of the conventions of the National
Guard Association of the United
States, held at Boston and Los Angeles, 136 00
Chief of . Ordnance, U. S. Army, for
purchase of publications for use of N.
G. P., 28 50
William Spangler, Somerset, Pa., for
damages to property during 2nd Bri-
gade Encampment, 1909, 15 00
General Joseph A. Storch, Treasurer,
National Guard Association of the
U. S., for annual dues of the N. G. P., 105 00
Mrs. Freeman Yorty, Somerset, Pa., for
damages to property during 2nd Bri-
gade Encampment, 8 80
Adjutant General's Department, for re-
plenishing military stores, 11,571 00
Brigadier General C. B. Dougherty, 3rd
Brigade for subsistence at Camp of
Instruction at Mt. Gretna., 52 00
John H. Schum, Sheriff of York County,
for services in case of Private James
G. Blymire, Co. A, 8th Regiment, 10 00
Major H. D. Todd, Jr., U. S. A., for 200
ordnance pamphlets, 24 00
First Lt. and Asst. Surg., H. G. Gold-
berg, for examining recruits for
Troop "G", 27 60
Major M. E. Finney, for services ren-
dered as surveying officer, 16 %tiz
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
First Lt. and Asst. Surg., H. B. Wilmer,
(on assigned), for officers' annual
allowance, 40 00
John P. Earnest, Pine Grove, Pa., com-
mutation in lieu of transportation
for 84 horses furnished to Battery "B"
at encampment at Gettysburg, 1910, . 168 00
S. M. Nissley, V. S., Bellefonte, Pa., for
services rendered as Veterinary Sur-
geon at Camp of Instruction, Gettys-
burg, and for medical supplies, 66 06
Quaker City Stencil and Stamp Works,
Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., for brass sten-
cils, 3 70
Captain Sterling E. W. Eyer, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa., reimbursement for 3 can-
teens, ' 1 59
Holtzworth Bros., Gettysburg, Pa., for
wagon transportation, 328 75
J. L. Hill, Gettysburg, Pa., for affidavits
taken in connection with contracts
made account Division Encampment,. 10 50
Majo* L. V. Rausch, expenses for land
used for maneuvers at Gettysburg, . . 31 00
Major L. V. Rausch, expenses in con-
nection with Division Encampment, . . 16 37
Strawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia,
for muslin, 240 21
Independent Oil Company, Mt. Joy,
Pa., for crude oil, 140 20
Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart, Harris-
burg, Pa., for quartermaster stores, . . 121 70
Major and Surg., J. M. Peters, expenses
as surgeon for Pennsylvania State
Rifle Team at Camp Perry, Ohio, 26 70
Reah Prazer, Pay Director, U. S. Navy,
Washington, D. C, for rations fur-
nished Pennsylvania State Naval
Militia account Annual Cruise of
1910, 226 80
Col. J. Lewis Good, for survey of 1st
Regiment Rifle Range, in repurchase
by U. S., 70 00
W. O. Hickok Mfg. Co., Harrisburg, Pa.,
for screws and nuts, 2 15
C. E. Mark, Harrisburg, Pa., for dress-
ing picks, 4 80
Major W. H. Corrin, for subsisting U.
S. Army officer assigned to 2nd Bri-
gade Headquarters, 35 00
Springfield Armory, Springfield, Mass.,
barrels and receivers for U. S. rifles, . . 184 7Bd by G_0(
No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 575
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
MajbT H. D. Todd, Jr., U. S. A., for 500
copies "Field Message Book", 35 00
Aiken Engineering Company, Winthrop
Harbor, 111., freight charges on targets
furnished N. G. P., 59 47
Major and Quartermaster, 3rd Brigade,
P. M. -Vandling, for services rendered
(and expenses incurred at Camp of •
Instruction at Gettysburg, 245 77
Major and Surgeon Morris F. Cawley,
for examining Co. I, 13th Begiment, 9 38
Major and Commissary F. L. Mueller, ex-
penses in connection with conducting
School of Instruction, for cooks of 1st
Brigade, 36 55
American Union Telephone Co., Han-
over, Pa., telephone service, 100 00
Charles A. Bair, Lancaster, Pa., soap, . . 230 45
Thomas J. Humphreys, Lebanon, Pa., for
surveying camp grounds at Gettys-
burg, 148 41
John P. Nicholson, chairman Gettysburg
National Park Commission, for ser-
vices rendered by special U. S. Guard
during encampment at Gettysburg,
August, 1910, 996 00
Lieut. Col., Walter T. Bradley, A. D. C,
Governor's Staff, for horse hire, 20 00
J. E. Caldwell Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
for Begimental Trophy Cup and case,
account rifle practice contests, 288 00
United States Military Publishing Co.,
Washington, D. C, foT "Subsistence
Guides", 18 00
Major L. V. Bausch, hire of mule teams
for ambulances at Camp of Instruc-
tion, Gettysburg, 72 00
Lewis Leyman, Capt. Co. E, 3rd Begi-
ment transportation and services for
funeral of Color Sergeant Green, 4 25
Major M. E. Finney, for assisting the
Adjutant General in paying troops at
Camp of Instruction, Gettysburg, 16 67
Julius Bien Company, New York City,
for 100 copies of map of Gettysburg
Maneuver Grounds, 75 00
Thomas J. Stewart, Adjutant General,
reimbursement for expenditures made
from personal funds, account Division
Encampment at Gettysburg, August,
J910, 199 25
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Thomas J. Stewart, Adjutant General,
for cash paid for damages done by
troops at Gettysburg, 85 50
John D. Rilley, Gettysburg, Pa., for care
of horses at General Headquarters, . . 31 75
G. W. Weaver & Son, Gettysburg, Pa.,
for quartermaster stores, 16 57
C. M. Wolfe, Jr., Gettysburg, Pa., lumber
for General and Division Headquar-
ters, 86 58
R. D. Armor and Son, Gettysburg, Pa.,
for labor and material for erecting
General and Division Headquarters, . . Ill 00
Commissary General Horace L. Halde-
man, for expenses of Commissary Gen-
eral's Department, account Encamp-
ment of 1910, 147 20
Oliver Luckenbaugh, Gettysburg, Pa.,
damages to property account of
maneuvers, 5 00
Frank E. Eberhart, Gettysburg, Pa., for
subsisting and quartering employees
of State Arsenal, while preparing
camp-grounds, 160 50
Brigadier General James B. Coryell, for
subsisting U. S. Army officers de-
tailed to 4th Brigade Headquarters, . . 31 00
Percy Armor, Gettysburg, Pa., horse
hire, 36 75
J. O. Blocher, Gettysburg, Pa., coal and
wood^ 17 75
Major General Wendell P. Bowman,
printing and express charges, and
claims for damages account maneuvers
at Gettysburg, 59 55
Crescent Automobile Co., Gettysburg,
Pa., transportation furnished State
Police and State Arsenal employees,
account recovering stolen canvas,
etc., 23 00
T. E. Farrell, Gettysburg, Pa., for
sprinkling road, 10 00
Francis Falls, V. S., for services ren-
dered as Veterinary Surgeon, 66 64
Gettysburg Ice and Storage Co., Gettys-
burg, Pa., ice, .\ . 31 83
Calvin Gilbert, Gettysburg, Pa., for re-
moving and replacing iron fence, .... 5 05
William H. Johns, Gettysburg, Pa., for
carpenter work at Encampment of
1910 . . ........... 312 63
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No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 577
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Colonel Albert J. Logan, for subsisting
U. S. Army officer, 10 50
Ober Bros., Harrisburg, Pa., for services
of hostlers at General Headquarters, 20 00
William F. Bedding, Gettysburg, Pa., for
services rendered in pumping water
throughout Division Encampment of
1910, at Gettysburg, 27 20
John D. Beilley, Gettysburg, Pa., horse
hire, 110 25
George W. Stallsmith, Gettysburg, Pa.,
for stakes, 21 80
John M. Warner, Gettysburg, Pa., for
superintending the laying ouv of camp-
grounds, * 147 25
Emory Zepp, Gettysburg, Pa., for straw
furnished to 2nd Begiment, 24 06
Sigmund Eisner, Bed Bank, N. J., for
expressage prepaid on uniforms, 134 20
Major and Surgeon, B. G. H. Hayes,
for examining men in Co. L, 12th
Begiment prior to attending Camp of
Instruction, 8 33
For rent of quarters for the following U. S. Army officers de-
tailed to various regiments of the N. G. P.
Sergeant B. E. Carlisle, ?153 59
Sergeant W. C. Williams, 160 00
Sergeant William Milne, 165 25
Sergeant James B. Boyle, 127 40
Sergeant Elmer J. 1 larris, 176 00
Sergeant B. M. Vali atine, 110 00
Sergeant H. B. Kin.jerling, 112 20
Sergeant B. C. West, 64 00
Sergeant Frank A. Wagner, 94 30
Sergeant Ernest V. Mooney, 29 86
Sergeant William P. Wood, 11 00
194,436 19
$1,203 60
Expenses of representatives to the Interstate National Guard Con-
vention of 1910, held at St. Louis, Mo.
Adjt. Gen. Thomas J. Stewart, f 75 00
Brig. Gen. C. M. Clement, 75 00
Brig. Gen. Willis J. Hulings, 56 50
Brig. Gen. C. B. Dougherty, 75 00
Major F. M. Vandling, 75 00
Major William Sharpe, 75 00
Major Frederick M. Ott, 75 00
Col. Frank G. Sweeney, 80 00
Capt. John P. Wood, 5 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania— Continued.
Col. H. L. Haldeman, ,
Col. J. Lewis Good,
Col. Hamilton D. Turner, ,
Lt. Col. Caldwell K. Biddle,
Col. Christopher T. O'Neill,
Col. Gibbons G. Cornwell,
Major Maurice E. Finney,
Col. Asher Miner, *
Major Edward Martin, ,
Lt. Col. W. F. Barber,
Col. F. W. Stillwell,
Lt. Col. William S. McKee,
Col George C. Rickards,
Col. Albert J. Logan, ,
80 00
80 00
80 00
80 00
75 00
80 00
75 00
75 00
56 50
75 00
75 00
56 50
56 50
56 50
Expenses of delegates to Convention of Military Surgeons at
Richmond, Virginia, October. 1910.
Major and Surg., G. H. Halberstadt, . . |38 75
Major and Surg., J. M. Peters, 29 90
Colonel and Surgeon General, Joseph
K. Weaver, 30 62
Inspection Expenses.
Harry G. Koerner, Major and Inspector,
2nd Brigade, f 526 88
M. H. Taggart, Captain and Acting In-
spector of 3rd Brigade, 585 41
Charles H. Worman, Major and In-
spector, 108 29
Thomas B. Ellis, Major and Inspector,
1st Brigade, 308 21
E. V. Kilpatrick, Sergt. Co. M, 6th,
Regiment for services as assistant to
Major Ellis, during inspections, 55 50
Sergeant A. S. Murray, for assisting
Major C. H. Worman during spring
inspections, 18 00
F. K. Patterson, Colonel and General
Inspector, 8 22
John P. Penney, Lieutenant Colonel and
Inspector General, 90 61
F. G. Sweeney, Colonel and Inspector
General, 47 47
11.592 50
99 27
Total, 97,331 56
Total, |1,748 59
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Expenditure* of the Commonweal tb. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Rifle Range Expenses.
Dissinger and Lesher, Campbellstown,
Pa., subsistence stores, f 175 88
Major Livingston V. Rausch, keeper of
State Arsenal, pay of employees for
services rendered at State Rifle Range,
Mt. Gretna, Pa., 406 97
Col. F. K. Patterson, for individual pay
of Junior Rifle Teams, 533 25
Col. F. K. Patterson, for individual pay
of Executive and Range Officers of
Senior Rifle Teams, and for markers
and scorers, season of 1910, 3,471 43
Bates and Co., Harrisburg, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 81 40
Daniel Laudermilch, Lebanon, Pa., hire
of horse and wagon, 28 00
E. H. Light, Lebanon, Pa., for gasoline
and crude oil, 37 89
Major and Quartermaster L. V. Rausch,
pay of cooks and waiters at Mt
Gretna, 217 50
A. L. Kauffman, Mt. Gretna, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 33 57
Charles Myers, Harrisburg, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 17 75
Bernard Schmidt, Harrisburg, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 48 00
Charles N. Shenk, Cornwall, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 803 07
Witman Schwarz Company, Harris-
burg, Pa., subsistence stores, 340 56
Harrisburg Paste Workjs, Harrisburg,
Pa., for paste, 6 95
Wayne Garrett, Colebrook, Pa., hauling, 87 16
Nathaniel Moyer, Mt. Hope, Pa., labor,
hardware and team hire, 188 28
Waller and Seel, Harrisburg, Pa.,
barrels, 3 00
Major L. V. Rausch, Harrisburg, Pa.,
for labor subsistence stores and ex-
penses, 142 00
Frank A. Hoppe, Philadelphia, Pa.,
nltro-powder solvent, 15 69
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania,
Harrisburg, Pa., installation and
rental of telephones, 46 55
Major E. Claude Goddard, Philadelphia,
* Pa*, expenses, 15 10
Hartman and Bowman, Colebrook, Pa.,
lumber, forage and coal, 35 44
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Jacob Ober, Mt. Hope, Pa., mowing
grass and hauling, 22 50
Ensminger Lumber Co., Harrisburg, Pa.,
lumber for scoreboards, 1 62
United Ice and Coal Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., ice, 43 88
Buss Fish Market, Harrisburg, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 33 60
J. Ezra Foltz, Deodate, Pa., subsistence
stores, 93 00
Amos 8. Bachman, Palmyra, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 137 39
J. K. Davison's Sons, Philadelphia, Pa.,
decorations and medals, 3,472 32
Reuben Bleistein, Lebanon, Pa., for
sundry services rendered at Eifle
Range, Mt. Gretna, Pa., . 75 00
Adams Express Company, Mt. Gretna,
Pa*, express charges, 42-36
John H. Reed, Lawn, Pa., for carpenter
work, 37 50
Albert F. Damon, Jr., Darby, Pa., for
survey and plan of 1st Regiment Rifle
Range in Delaware county, 215 00
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania,
Lebanon, Pa., for telephone service, . . 1 70
Total,
RECAPITULATION. \
General and Division Headquarters, . . f 4,970 17
State Naval Militia, 1,829 20
Engineer Battalion, 1,973 00
Signal Corps, 988 03
Battery "B", 3,040 43
Battery "C", 2,981 03
Philadelphia City Cavalry, 280 00
Troop "F", 98 18
Sheridan Troop, 411 81
Troop "A", 100 00
Squadron "A", 5,587 16
Squadron "B", 5,321 OS
First Brigade, 58,720 23
Second Brigade, 56,874 12
Third Brigade, 41,343 20
Fourth Brigade, 58,238 88
Fourteenth Regiment (separate), 12,725 56
Miscellaneous :
State Military Board, 1,050 00
Transportation, 7,879 87
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No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 881
Expenditures' of the Commonwealth. State Highway Department.
State Arsenal and general expenses of
N. G. P., 97,331 56
Inspection expenses, 1,748 59
Rifle Range expenses, 10,911 31
Expenses of N. G. P. for month of De-
cember, 1909, 10,451 90
Total National Guard, $384,855 31
11. STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION AND
MAINTENANCE.
Construction, Maintenance and Improvement of the Public High-
ways in co-operation with the several counties, townships and
boroughs of the Commonwealth.
Adams county, ^18,573 99
Allegheny county, 13,271 ul
Armstrong county, 5315 64
Beaver county, 2,977 93
Bedford county, 25,426 46
Berks County, 34,556 93
Blair county, 11,181 50
Bradford county 34,467 88
Bucks county, 18,017 01
Butler countv 19,278 76
Cambria county, 19,515 64
Cameron county, 76 71
. Carbon county, 877 20
Centre county, 7,183 27
Chester county, 52,044 60
Clarion county, 605 46
Clearfield county, 20,217 87
Clinton county, 371 66
Columbia county, 3,599 82
Crawford county 12,2li 81
Cumberland county, 23,501 69
Dauphin county, 771 86
Delaware county, 17,571 77
Elk county, 3,056 22
Erie county 9,293 24
Fayette county, 9,327 15
Forest county, 4,917 35
Franklin county, 37,226 48
Fulton county, 17,424 59
Greene county, 15,638 99
Huntingdon county, 18,979 78
Indiana county, i ,146 17
Jefferson county, 34,848 56
Juniata county, 4,500 96
Lackawanna county, 9,682 96
Lancaster county, 48,804 41
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. National Guard of Pennsylvania — Continued.
Jacob Ober, Mt. Hope, Pa., mowing
grass and hauling, 22 50
Ensminger Lumber Co., Harrisburg, Pa.,
lumber for scoreboards, 1 62
United Ice and Coal Co., Harrisburg,
Pa., ice, 43 88
Buss Fish Market, Harrisburg, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 33 60
J. Ezra Foltz, Deodate, Pa., subsistence
stores, 93 00
Amos 8. Bachman, Palmyra, Pa., sub-
sistence stores, 137 39
J. K. Davison's Sons, Philadelphia, Pa.,
decorations and medals, 3,472 32
Reuben Bleistein, Lebanon, Pa., for
sundry services rendered at Rifle
Range, Mt. Gretna, Pa., . 75 00
Adams Express Company, Mt. Gretna,
Pa., express charges, 42-36
John H. Reed, Lawn, Pa., for carpenter
work, 37 50
Albert F. Damon, Jr., Darby, Pa., for
survey and plan of 1st Regiment Rifle
Range in Delaware county, 215 00
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania,
Lebanon, Pa., for telephone service, . . 1 70
Total, 110,911 31
• " — —
RECAPITULATION. \
General and Division Headquarters, . . f 4,970 17
State Naval Militia, 1,829 20
Engineer Battalion, 1,973 00
Signal Corps, 988 03
Battery "B", 3,040 43
Battery "C", 2,981 03
Philadelphia City Cavalry, 280 00
Troop "F", 98 18
Sheridan Troop, 411 81
Troop "A", 100 00
Squadron "A", 5,587 16
Squadron "B", 5,321 08
First Brigade, 58,720 23
Second Brigade, 56,874 12
Third Brigade, 41,343 20
Fourth Brigade, 58,238 88
Fourteenth Regiment (separate), 12,725 56
Miscellaneous:
State Military Board, 1,050 00
Transportation, 7,879 87
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No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 681
Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. State Highway Department.
State Arsenal and general expenses of
N. G. P., 97,331 56
Inspection expenses, 1,748 59
Rifle Range expenses, 10,911 31
Expenses of N. G. P. for month of De-
cember, 1909, 10,451 90
Total National Guard, |384,855 31
11. STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION AND
MAINTENANCE.
Construction, Maintenance and Improvement of the Public High-
ways in co-operation with the several counties, townships and
boroughs of the Commonwealth.
Adams county, ^18,573 99
Allegheny county, 13,271 Ul
Armstrong county, 532 64
Beaver county, 2,97Y 93
Bedford county, 25,426 46
Berks County, 34,556 93
Blair county, 11,181 50
Bradford county 34,467 88
Bucks county, 18,017 01
Butler countv 19,278 76
Cambria county, 19,515 64
Cameron county, 76 71
Carbon county, 877 20
Centre county, 7,183 27
Chester county, 52,044 60
Clarion county, 605 46
Clearfield county, 20,217 87
Clinton county, 371 66
Columbia county, 3,599 82
Crawford county 12,2li 81
Cumberland county, 23,501 69
Dauphin county, 771 86
Delaware county, 17,571 77
Elk county, . . /. 3,056 22
Erie county 9,293 24
Fayette county, 9,327 15
Forest county, 4,917 35
Franklin county, 37,226 48
Fulton county, 17,424 59
Greene county, 15,638 99
Huntingdon county, 18,979 78
Indiana county, i ,146 17
Jefferson county, 34,848 56
Juniata county 4,500 96
Lackawanna county, 9,682 96
Lancaster county, 48,804 41
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Highway Department — Continued.
Lawrence county, 1,025 03
Lebanon county, 6,713 96
Lehigh county, 12,329 99
Luzerne county, 52,1&6 93
Lycoming county, 15,725 24
McKean county, 13,889 32
Mercer county, 12,940 97
Mifflin county, 8,108 40
Monroe county, 9,434 96
Montgomery county, 40,746 43
Montour county, 91 00
Northampton county, * 4,384 68
Northumberland county, 9,617 23
Perry county, 2,587 71
Pike county, 24,824 92
Potter county, 26,041 57
Schuylkill county, 39,016 38
Snyder county, 12,830 07
Somerset county, 38,047 91
Sullivan county, 10,091 11
Susquehanna county, 13,575 39
Tioga county, 12,639 87
Union county, 293 86
Venango county, 4,186 44
Warren county, 524 94
Washington county, 29,503 48
Wayne county, 26,118 12
Westmoreland county, 52,166 18
Wyoming county, 4,108 78
York county, 101,982 94
11,137,374 14
Maintenance of the National or Cumberland Road.
Payette county, f 27,778 71
Somerset county, 638 85
Washington county, 33,536 36
161,953 92
Total, 11,199,328 06
12. AMOUNTS PAID TO TOWNSHIPS
THAT HAVE ABOLISHED THE
WORK TAX.
Payette county —
Menallen township, f 1,375 05
Huntingdon county —
Todd township, 179 55
Total, 11,554 60
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation.
13. COMMONWEALTH'S PORTION OF EX-
PENSES INCURRED IN EXTINCTION OF FORr
EST FIRES.
Adams county, |320 13
Armstrong county, 69 04
Bedford county, 1,043 13
Berks county, 194 10
Blair county, 932 03
Bradford county, 50 09
Bucks county, 4 81
Buder county, 52 55
Cambria county, 870 35
vSameron county, 515 49
Carbon county, 116 85
Centre county, 929 87
Chester county, 64 45
Clarion county, 118 12
Oiearfield county, 568 00
Clinton county, 1,832 07
Columbia county, 283 56
Crawford county, 35 65
Cumberland county, 740 24
Dauphin county, 2,009 45
Elk county, 1,420 93
Fayette county, 100 65
Forest county, 77 10
Franklin county, 589 18
Fulton county, 951 19
Huntingdon county, 606 30. .
Indiana county, 284 24
Jefferson county, 27 65
Juniata county, 663 15
Lackawanna county, 1,756 90
Lancaster county, 169 92
Lebanon county, 156 97
Luzerne county, 1,129 53
Lycoming county, 1,655 90
McKean county, 133 35
Mifflin county, 585 00
Monroe county, 247 37
Montour county, 46 05
Northampton county, 84 45
Northumberland county, 569 11
Perry county, 1,084 59
Pike county, 250 95
Potter county, 1,883 40
Schuylkill county, 1,132 29
Snyder county, 1,549 35
Somerset county, 272 96
Sullivan county, 323 85
Susquehanna county, 37 20
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Highway Departra nt — Continued.
Lawrence county, 1,025 03
Lebanon county, 6,713 96
Lehigh county, 12,329 99
Luzerne county, 52,1)46 93
Lycoming county, 15,725 24
McKean county, 13,889 32
Mercer county, 12,940 97
Mifflin county, 8,108 40
Monroe county, 9,434 96
Montgomery county, 40,746 43
Montour county, 91 00
Northampton county, * 4,384 68
Northumberland county, 9,617 23
Perry county, 2,587 71
Pike county, 24,824 92
Potter county, 26,041 57
Schuylkill county, 39,016 38
Snyder county, 12,830 07
Somerset county, 38,047 91
SulUvan county, 10,091 11
Susquehanna county, 13,575 39
Tioga county, 12,639 87
Union county, 293 86
Venango county, 4,186 44
Warren county, 524 94
Washington county, 29,503 48
Wayne county, 26,118 12
Westmoreland county, 52,166 18
Wyoming county, 4,108 78
York county, 101,982 94
11,137,374 14
Maintenance of the National or Cumberland Road.
Payette county, f 27,778 71
Somerset county, 638 85
Washington county, .'. 33,536 36
f61,953 92
Total, 11,199,328 06
12. AMOUNTS PAID TO TOWNSHIPS
THAT HAVE ABOLISHED THE
WORK TAX.
Payette county —
Menallen township, f 1,375 05
Huntingdon county —
Todd township, 179 55
Total, *1,554 60
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13. COMMONWEALTH'S PORTION OF EX-
PENSES INCURRED IN EXTINCTION OF FORr
EST FIRES.
Adams county, $320 13
Armstrong county, 69 04
Bedford county, 1,043 13
Berks county, 194 10
Blair county, 932 03
Bradford county, 50 09
Bucks county, 4 ,81
Buder county, 52 55
Cambria county, 870 35
(Sameron county, 515 49
Carbon county, 116 85
Centre county, 929 87
Chester county, 64 45
Clarion county, 118 12
Oiearfield county, 568 00
Clinton county, 1,832 07
Columbia county, 283 56
Crawford county, 35 65
Cumberland county, 740 24
Dauphin county, 2,009 45
Elk county, 1,420 93
Fayette county, 100 65
Forest county, 77 10
Franklin county, 589 18
Fulton county, 951 19
Huntingdon county, 606 30. .
Indiana county, 284 24
Jefferson county, 27 65
Juniata county, 663 15
Lackawanna county, 1,756 90
Lancaster county, 169 92
Lebanon county, 156 97
Luzerne county, 1,129 53
Lycoming county, 1,655 90
McKean county, 133 35
Mifflin county, 585 00
Monroe county, 247 37
Montour county, 46 05
Northampton county, 84 45
Northumberland county, 569 11
Perry county, 1,084 59
Pike county, 250 95
Potter county, 1,883 40
Schuylkill county, 1,132 29
Snyder county, 1,549 35
Somerset county, 272 96
Sullivan county, 323 85
Susquehanna county, 37 20
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. State Highway Department— Continued.
Lawrence county, 1,025 03
Lebanon county, 6,713 96
Lehigh county, 12,329 99
Luzerne county, 52,1A6 93
Lycoming county, 15,725 24
McKean county, 13,889 32
Mercer county, 12,940 97
Mifflin county, 8,108 40
Monroe county, 9,434 96
Montgomery county, 40.746 43
Montour county, 91 00
Northampton county, * 4,384 68
Northumberland county, 9,617 23
Perry county, 2,587 71
Pike county, 24,824 92
Potter county, 26,041 57
Schuylkill county, 39,016 38
Snyder county, 12,830 07
Somerset county, ... 38,047 91
Sullivan county, 10,091 11
Susquehanna county, 13,575 39
Tioga county, 12,639 87
Union county, 293 86
Venango county, 4,186 44
Warren county, 524 94
Washington county, 29,503 48
Wayne county, 26,118 12
Westmoreland county, 52,166 18
Wyoming county, 4,108 78
York county, 101,982 94
fl,137,374 14
Maintenance of the National or Cumberland Road.
Payette county, f 27,778 71
Somerset county, 638 85
Washington county, .'. 33,536 36
$61,953 92
Total, i 11,199,328 06
12. AMOUNTS PAID TO TOWNSHIPS
THAT HAVE ABOLISHED THE
WORK TAX.
Payette county —
Menallen township, f 1,375 05
Huntingdon county —
Todd township, 179 55
Total,
11,554 60
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation.
13. COMMONWEALTH'S PORTION OF EX-
PENSES INCURRED IN EXTINCTION OF FOR-
EST FIRES.
Adams county, f320 13
Armstrong county, 69 04
Bedford county, 1,043 13
Berks county, 194 10
Blair county, 932 03
Bradford county, 50 09
Bucks county, 4 81
Buvler county, 52 55
Cambria county, 870 35
(Sameron county, 515 49
Carbon county, 116 85
Centre county, 929 87
Chester county, 64 45
Clarion county, 118 12
Otearfield county, 568 00
Clinton county, 1,832 07
Columbia county, 283 56
Crawford county, 35 65
Cumberland county, 740 24
Dauphin county, 2,009 45
Elk county, 1,420 93
Fayette county, 100 65
Forest county, 77 10
Franklin county, 589 18
Fulton county, 951 19
Huntingdon county, 606 30. .
Indiana county, 284 24
Jefferson county, 27 65
Juniata county, 663 15
Lackawanna county, 1,756 90
Lancaster county, 169 92
Lebanon county, 156 97
Luzerne county, 1,129 53
Lycoming county, 1,655 90
McKean county, 133 35
Mifflin county, 585 00
Monroe county, 247 37
Montour county, 46 05
Northampton county, 84 45
Northumberland county, 569 11
Perry county, 1,084 59
Pike county, 250 95
Potter county, 1,883 40
Schuylkill county, 1,132 29
Snyder county, 1,549 35
Somerset county, 272 96
Sullivan county, 323 85
Susquehanna county, 37 20
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation— Continued.
Tioga county, 895 96
Union county, 314 24
Venango county, 163 90
Warren county, 53 10
Wayne county, 282 95
Westmoreland county, 163 04
Wyoming county, 512 71
York county, 493 14
Total, - 131,418 55
14. PTJECHASE OF LAND FOR STATE FOR-
ESTRY RESERVATIONS.
Section 4, Act of May 25, 1897, P. L. p. 87.
R. H. Thompson, for purchase of land
located in Clearfield county, f 832 94
Stephen J. Lebo, for purchase of land
located in Clinton county, 1,064 00
William J. Kressler, for purchase of
land located in Perry county, 579 88
B. A. Gee, for purchase of land located
in Potter county, 125 00
George L. McCallum, for purchase of
land located in Potter county, 100 00
Margaret J. Mover, Purella P. Strausser,
and Victoria M. Harrison, for pur-
chase of land located in Snyder
county, 1,727 46
C. Bartles and Asher Updegraff, for pur-
chase of land located in Plunkett
Creek township, Lycoming county, . . . 337 50
James C. Monn, for purchase of land. lo-
cated in Franklin county, 40 67
J. William Kepler, for purchase of lands
located in Huntingdon county, 4,522 37
Administrator of Jesse M. Sheaffer, for
purchase of land located in Perry
county, 459 25
John A. Wagner, for purchase of land
located in Mifflin county, 270 56
William Whitmer & Sons Co., for pur-
chase of land located in Union and
Centre counties, 1,975 33
W. K. Swetland, for purchase of land
located in Potter county, 4,345 59
Thomas W. Moore, for purchase of
land located in Clearfield county, 459 83
Harry J. Rahorn, for purchase of land
located in Clinton county, 399 75
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation — Continued.
Andrew B. Couch, for purchase of land
located in Perry county, 245 77
E. T. RivieTe, for purchase of land
located in Pike county, 825 00
Total, 118,310 90
15. AMOUNTS PAID ON FORESTRY RESERVA-
TION LAND FOR ROAD PURPOSES, YEAR
1910, PER ACT OF APRIL 5, 1905, P. L. p. 111.
Adams County.
Franklin township, f 83 98
Hamiltonban township, 70 72
Menallen township, 114 76
Bedford County.
Colerain township, f 28 64
Cumberland Valley township, 8 62
Southampton township, 141 44
269 46
378 70
Cameron County.
Gibson township, $ 507 12
Grove township, 605 32
Lumber township, 196 46
Portage township, 56 42
Shippen township, 139 94
1,505 26
Centre County.
Burnside township, $407 60
College township, 12 12
Curtin township, 57 80
Ferguson township, 40 00 •
Gregg township, 64 78
Haines township, 262 18
Harris township, 238 36
Miles township, 175 92
Penn township, 127 40
Potter township, 141 62
Rush township, 60 76
Snow Shoe township, 16 06
Spring township, 22 00
Walker township, 27 00
1,053 60
Clearfield County.
Covington township, $ 19 56
Girard township, 226 98
Goshen township, 39 28 ~
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Forestry Beeerratlon— Continued.
Tioga county, 895 96
Union county, 314 24
Venango county, 163 90
Warren county, 53 10
Wayne county, 282 95
Westmoreland county, 163 04
Wyoming county, 512 71
York county, 493 14
Total, - 131,418 55
14. PUECHASE OF LAND FOR STATE FOR-
ESTRY RESERVATIONS.
Section 4, Act of May 25, 1897, P. L. p. 87.
R. H. Thompson, for purchase of land
located in Clearfield county, f 832 94
Stephen J. Lebo, for purchase of land
located in Clinton county, 1,064 00
William J. Kressler, for purchase of
land located in Perry county, 579 88
B. A. Gee, for purchase of land located
in Potter county, 125 00
George L. McCallum, for purchase of
land located in Potter county, 100 00
Margaret J. Moyer, Purella P. Strausser,
and Victoria M. Harrison, for pur-
chase of land located in Snyder
county, 1,727 46
C. Bartles and Asher Updegraff, for pur-
chase of land located in Plunkett
Creek township, Lycoming county, . . . 337 50
James C. Afonn, for purchase of land. lo-
cated in Franklin county, 40 67
J. William Kepler, for purchase of lands
located in Huntingdon county, 4,522 37
Administrator of Jesse M. Sheaffer, for
purchase of land located in Perry
county, 459 25
John A. Wagner, for purchase of land
located in Mifflin county, 270 56
William Whitmer & Sons Co., for pur-
chase of land located in Union and
Centre counties, 1,975 33
W. K. Swetland, for purchase of land
located in Potter county, 4,345 59
Thomas W. Moore, for purchase of
land located in Clearfield county, 459 83
Harry J. Rahorn, for purchase of land
located in Clinton county, 399 75
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation — Continued.
Andrew B. Couch, for purchase of land
located in Perry county, 245 77
E. T. RivieTe, for purchase of land
located in Pike county, 825 00
Total, ?18,310 90
269 46
378 70
15. AMOUNTS PAID ON FORESTRY RESERVA-
TION LAND FOR ROAD PURPOSES, YEAR
1910, PER ACT OF APRIL 5, 1905, P. L. p. 111.
Adams County.
Franklin township, f 83 98
Hamiltonban township, 70 72
Menallen township, 114 76
Bedford County.
Colerain township, f 28 64
Cumberland Valley township, 8 62
Southampton township, 141 44
Cameron County.
Gibson township, $ 507 12
Grove township, 605 32
Lumber township, 196 46
Portage township, 56 42
Shippen township, 139 94
1,505 26
Centre County.
Burnside township, f407 60
College township, 12 12
Curtin township, 57 80
Ferguson township, 40 00 •
Gregg township, 64 78
Haines township, 262 18
Harris township, 238 36
Miles township, 175 92
Penn township, 127 40
Potter township, 141 62
Rush township, 60 76
Snow Shoe township, 16 06
Spring township, 22 00
Walker township, 27 00
1,653 60
Clearfield County.
Covington township, $19 56
Girard township, 226 98
Goshen township, 39 28 ^.
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forwtey Beserratlon— Continued.
Huston township, 157 22
Karthaus township, 146 70
Pine township, 316 92
Pike township, 38 60
Sandy township, 12 20
Clinton County.
Beech Creek township,
Castanea township,
Chapman township,
Colebrook township,
Crawford township, ,
East Keating township,
Gallagher township, ,
Green township,
Grugen township, ,
Lamar township, ,
Leidy township,
Noyes township,
Pine Creek township, ,
Wayne township, ,
West Keating township,
Woodward township,
Cumberland County.
Dickinson township,
Hopewell township,
Southampton township,
Upper Mifflin township,
Dauphin County.
Jackson township,
* Elk County.
Benezette township,
Horton township,
Franklin County.
Fannett township,
Greene township,
Guilford township,
Hamilton township,
Letterkenny township,
Metal township,
Peters township,
Quincy township,
Southampton township,
Washington township,
f382 10
4 52
517 74
36 32
13 42
69 38
75 64
22 60
201 14
28 78
316 56
373 52
14 80
110 22
72 70
32 86
f 24 70
8 88
23 44
5 38
f 67 08
|330 72
5 66
|64 02
247 92
47 10
16 32
63 94
13 20
9 90
220 34
57 80
41 00
957 46
2,271 30
62 40
67 08
336 38
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation— Continued.
Fulton County.
Dublin township,
Tod township, ,
Huntingdon County.
Todd township, 1909,
Barree township, ,
Brady township, ,
Cass township, ,
Franklin township, ,
Jackson township, (
Lincoln township, ,
Logan township,
Miller township, ,
Morris township, ,
Penn township, ,
Porter township,
Shirley township, ,
Spruce Creek township, ,
Todd township, ,
Union township,
West township,
Juniata County.
Lack township,
Milford township, ,
Tuscarora township,
Lackawanna County.
Lehigh township,
Lycoming County.
Brown township, ,
Cogan House township, ,
Cummings township,
Gamble township, ,
Lewis township, ,
Limestone township,
McHenry township,
Mclntyre township, ,
Nippenose township, ,
Plunkett's Creek township, ,
Washington township,
Watson township, ,
1 29 42
94 32
|23 94
44 36
11 90
71 28
46 00
10 00
55 60
51 44
12 50
6 26
65 18
64 36
28 00
23 94
11 46
67 70
1 90
|65 56
365 64
7 50
307 02
. 67 60
108 78
9 88
195 00
20 90
2 20
177 02
76 10
22 62
123 74
1,083 12
56 30
65 56
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation— Continued.
Huston township, ,
Karthaue township,
Pine township,
Pike township,
Sandy township,
Clinton County.
Beech Creek township,
Castanea township,
Chapman township,
Colebrook township,
Crawford township,
East Keating township,
Gallagher township,
Green township,
Grugen township,
Lamar township,
Leidy township,
Noyes township,
Pine Creek township,
Wayne township, ,
West Keating township,
Woodward township, ,
Cumberland County
Dickinson township,
Hopewell township,
Southampton township,
Upper Mifflin township, ,
Dauphin County.
Jackson township,
* Elk County.
Benezette township,
Horton township,
Franklin County.
Fannett township,
Greene township,
Guilford township,
Hamilton township,
Letterkenny township,
Metal township,
Peters township,
Quincy township,
Southampton township,
Washington township,
157 22
146 70
316 92
38 60
12 20
|382 10
4 52
517 74
36 32
13 42
69 38
75 64
22 60
201 14
28 78
316 56
373 52
14 80
110 22
72 70
32 86
f 24 70
8 88
23 44
5 38
|67 08
|330 72
5 66
|64 02
247 92
47 10
16 32
63 94
13 20
9 90
220 34
57 80
41 00
957 46
2,271 30
62 40
67 08
336 38
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation— -Continued.
Fulton County.
Dublin township,
Tod township, . .
Huntingdon County.
Todd township, 1909, .
Barree township,
Brady township,
Cass township, .......
Franklin township, . . .
Jackson township,
Lincoln township,
Logan township,
Miller township,
Morris township,
Penn township,
Porter township,
Shirley township,
Spruce Creek township,
Todd township,
Union township,
West township,
Juniata County.
f 29 42
94 32
|23 94
44 36
11 90
71 28
46 00
10 00
55 60
51 44
12 50
6 26
65 18
64 36
28 00
23 94
11 46
67 70
1 90
Lack township,
Milford township, . ,
Tuscarora township,
Lackawanna County.
Lehigh township, f 65 56
Lycoming County.
Brown township,
Cogan House township,
Cummings township,
Gamble township,
Lewis township,
Limestone township,
McHenry township,
Mclntyre township,
Nippenose township,
Plunkett's Creek township,
Washington township,
Watson township,
365 64
7 50
307 02
, 67 60
108 78
9 88
195 00
20 90
2 20
177 02
76 10
22 62
123 74
1,083 12
56 30
65 56
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation— Continued.
Huston township,
Karthaus township,
Pine township,
Pike township,
Sandy township,
Clinton County.
Beech Creek township,
Castanea township,
Chapman township,
Colebrook township,
Crawford township,
East Keating township,
Gallagher township,
Green township,
Grugen township, ,
Lamar township,
Leidy township,
Noyes township,
Pine Creek township,
Wayne township,
West Keating township,
Woodward township, ,
Cumberland County,
Dickinson township,
Hopewell township,
Southampton township,
Upper Mifflin township,
Dauphin County.
Jackson township,
* Elk County.
Benezette township,
Horton township,
Franklin County.
Fannett township,
Greene township,
Guilford township,
Hamilton township,
Letterkenny township,
Metal township,
Peters township,
Quincy township,
Southampton township,
Washington township,
157 22
146 70
316 92
38 60
12 20
|382 10
4 52
517 74
36 32
13 42
69 38
75 64
22 60
201 14
28 78
315 56
373 52
14 80
110 22
72 70
32 86
$24 70
8 88
23 44
5 38
f 67 08
|330 72
5 66
|64 02
247 92
47 10
16 32
63 94
13 20
9 90
220 34
57 80
41 00
957 46
2,271 30
62 40
67 08
336 38
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REPORT OF THE FINANCES.
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reuerration— Continued.
Fulton County.
Dublin township, ,
Tod township,
Huntingdon County.
Todd township, 1909, ,
Barree township, (
Brady township, ,
Cass township, ... K ,
Franklin township,
Jackson township, ,
Lincoln township,
Logan township,
Miller township, ,
Morris township, ,
Penn township,
Porter township, ,
Shirley township, ,
Spruce Creek township, ,
Todd township,
Union township,
West township, ,
Juniata County.
Lack township,
Milford township, ,
Tuscarora township,
Lackawanna County.
Lehigh township, ,
Lycoming County.
Brown township, ,
Cogan House township, ,
Cummings township,
Gamble township, ,
Lewis township, ,
Limestone township,
McHenry township, ,
Mclntyre township, ,
Nippenose township, ,
Plunkett's Creek township, ,
Washington township,
Watson township, ,
|29 42
94 32
f 23 94
44 36
11 90
71 28
46 00
10 00
55 60
51 44
12 50
6 26
65 18
64 36
28 00
23 94
11 46
67 70
1 90
|65 56
365 64
7 50
307 02
. 67 60
108 78
9 88
195 00
20 90
2 20
177 02
76 10
22 62
123 74
1,083 12
56 30
65 56
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation — Continued.
Miffiin County.
Armagh township,
Bratton township,
Brown township, . .
Decatur township,
Menno township, .
Union township, .
Wayne township, .
Monroe County.
Barrett township,
Middle Smithfield township,
Price township,
Perry County.
Jackson township,
Madison township,
Toboyne township,
Pike County.
Blooming Grove township,
Delaware township,
Dingman township,
Greene township,
Lackawaxen township,
Lehman towship,
Milford township,
Palmyra township,
Porter township,
Bhohola township,
West Pall township,
Potter County.
Abbott township,
Austin borough,
East Fork township,
Homer township,
Keating township,
Portage township,
Stewardson township,
Summit township,
Sylvania township,
West Branch township,
Wharton township,
|388 58
162 10
142 34
8 22
5 16
4 04
82 56
|22 62
43 64
61 66
f 87 96
11 98
274 84
|233 16
25 04
84 80
62 50
47 12
73 56
15 98
60 02
406 08
8 20
51 00
|437 58
13 68
106 88
188 44
88 80
255 28
643 26
300 50
94 88
16 18
135 98
793 00
374 78
1,067 46
2,281 46
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry ReserTation — Continued.
Somerset County.
Jefferson township, $20 86
Jenner township, 20 58
Lincoln township, 27 90
69 34
Snyder County.
Adams township, f 51 56
Beaver township, 13 78
Franklin township, 22 32
Perry township, 11 70
Spring township, 102 76
Washington township, 5 16
West Beaver township, 133 94
West Perrv township, * 32 40
373 62
Tioga County.
Chatham township, $ 18 38 ,
Delmar township, 108 40
Duncan township, 21 74
Elk township, • 209 78
Middlebuvy township, 27 30
Morris township, 343 18
Shippen township, 286 40
r- 1,015 18
Union County.
Hartley township, |381 18
Lewis township, 239 82
West Buffalo, 147 28
White Deer township, 64 12
832 40
Westmoreland County.
Cooke township, $ 81 04
Ligioner township, 20 26
101 30
Wyoming County.
Eaton township, $23 54
$23 54
Total, $17,832 16
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation — Continued.
Huntingdon County.
Barree township, .* 44 36
Brady township, 11 90
Cass township, 71 28
Franklin township, 46 00
Jackson township, 489 20
Lincoln township, 10 00
Logan township, 55 60
Miller township, 51 44
Morris township, 12 50
Penn township, 6 26
Porter township, 65 18
Shirley township, 64 36
Spruce Creek township, 28 00
Todd township, 23 94
Union township, 11 46
West township, 67 70
Juniata County.
Lach township, $36 60
Milford township, 1 90
Tuscarora township, 17 80
Lackawanna County.
Lehigh township, $65 56
Lycoming County.
Brown township, $365 64
Cogan House township, 7 50
Cummings township, 307 02
Gamble township, 67 60
Lewis township, 108 78
Limestone township, 9 88
McHenry township, 148 72
Mclntyre township, 20 90
Nippanose township, 2 20
Plunkett's Creek township, 177 02
Washington township, 76 10
Watson township 22 62
Mifflin County.
Armagh township, $388 58
Bratton township, 162 10
Brown township, 142 34
Decatur township, 8 22
Union township, 4 04
Wayne township, - 82 56
1,059 18
56 30
65 56
1,313 98
v 787 84
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation— Continued.
Monroe County.
Barrett township,
Middle Smithfield township, . . .
Price township,
Perry County.
Jackson township,
Madison, S. W. township,
Toboyne township,
Pike County.
Blooming Grove township,
Delaware township,
Dingman township,
Greene township,
Lackawaxen township,
Lehman township,
Milford township,
Palmyra township,
Porter township,
Shohola township,
Westf all township,
Porter township, 1909,
Potter County.
Abbott township,
Austin borough,
East Fork township,
Homer township,
Keating township,
Portage township,
Stewardson township, . .
Summit township, . . . . r#
Sylvania township
West Branch , township, ' '. ". '. ". 1 ". 1 '.
Wharton t;ownship>
v Snyder County,
£ ms township,
J:eaver township,
franklin township,
Perry township,
Spring township,
Washington township,
West Beaver township,
West Perry township,
38—2—1910
f 22 62
43 64
61 66
127 92
|87 96
11 98
274 84
374 78
1233 16
25 04
84 80
62 50
47 12
73 56
15 98
60 02
406 08
8 20
51 00
406 08
1,473 54
|437 58
13 68
106 88
188 44
. 88 80
255 28
643 26
300 50
94 88
16 18
135 98
2,281 46
|51 56
13 78
22 32
11 70
102 76
5 16
133 94
32 40
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ftroendltow of the Commonwealth. Forestry Be*erratlon— Continued.
Huntingdon County.
Barree township, .- 44 36
Brady township, 11 90
Cass township, 71 28
Franklin township, 46 00
Jackson township, 489 20
Lincoln township, 10 00
Logan township, 55 60
Miller township, 51 44
Morris township, 12 50
Penn township, 6 26
Porter township, 65 18
Shirley township, 64 36
Spruce Creek township, 28 00
Todd township, 23 94
Union township, 11 46
West township, 67 70
Juniata County.
Lach township, |36 60
Milford township, 1 90
Tuscarora township, 17 80
Lackawanna County.
Lehigh township, f 65 56
Lycoming County.
Brown township, |365 64
Cogan House township, 7 50
Cummings township, 307 02
Gamble township, 67 60
Lewis township, 108 78
Limestone township, 9 88
McHenry township, 148 72
Mclntyre township, 20 90
Nippanose township, 2 20
Plunkett's Creek township, 177 02
Washington township, 76 10
Watson township, 22 62
Mifflin County.
Armagh township, f388 58
Bratton township, 162 10
Brown township, 142 34
Decatur township, 8 22
Union township, 4 04
Wayne township, ~ 82 56
1,059 18
56 30
65 56
1,313 98
787 84
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Forestry Reservation— Continued.
Monroe County.
Barrett township, ,
Middle Smithfield township,
Price township,
Perry County.
Jackson township,
Madison, S. W. township,
Toboyne township,
Pike County.
Blooming Grove township,
Delaware township,
Dingman township,
Greene township,
Lackawaxen township,
Lehman township,
Milford township,
Palmyra township,
Porter township,
Shohola township, ,
Westf all township,
Porter township, 1909,
Potter County.
Abbott township,
Austin borough,
East Fork township,
Homer township,
Keating township,
Portage township,
Stewardson township,
Summit township,
Sylvania townsh
West Branchj^shYp/
Wharton Jffanship, ....
/
a Snyder County,
^9^ns township,
leaver township,
ranklin township,
Perry township,
Spring township,
Washington township,
West Beaver township,
West Perry township,
38—2—1910
f 22 62
43 64
61 66
127 92
|87 96
11 98
274 84
371 78
|233 16
25 04
84 80
62 50
47 12
73 56
15 98
60 02
406 08
8 20
51 00
406 08
1,473 54
|437 58
13 68
106 88
188 44
88 80
r" 255 28
643 26
300 50
94 88
16 18
135 98
2,281 46
|51 56
13 78
22 32
11 70
102 76
5 16
133 94
32 40
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Pensions and Gratnitle*.
Somerset County.
Jefferson township, |20 86
Jenner township, 20 58
Lincoln township, 27 90
69 34
Tioga County.
Chatham township, f 18 38
Delmar township, 108 40
Duncan township, 21 74
Elk township, 209 78
Middlebury township, 27 30
Morris township, 343 18
Shippen township, 286 40
. 1,015 18
Union County.
Hartley township, $381 18
Lewis township, 239 82
White Deer township, 64 12
685 12
Westmoreland County.
Cooke township, f 81 04
Ligonier township, 20 26
101 30
Wyoming County.
Eaton township, f 19 54
Eaton Independent District, 4 00
23 54
Total, |17,G37 80
17. PENSIONS AND 'GRATUITIES.
Allegheny County.
William Neil, from July 1, 1909, to ^
June 30, 1910, $200^°
William W. Snowden, from July 1, 1909
to June 30, 1910, .' 192 00
Armstrong County.
Barbara Ella Webster, from July 1, 1909
to June 30, 1910, ......' 56 00
Berks County.
Lewis Hagenman, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, '. . . 180 00
Ida R Borrell, from June 1, 1909, to
t ^^ Sl' 191°J 180 00
L. M. Neischewender, from July 1, 1909,
to June 30, 1910, 60 §fi^
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Pensions and Gratuities — Continued.
Erie County.
Andrew Boyd, from September 1, 1909,
to July 21, 1910, 170 83
Patrick Leonard, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 96 00
Franklin County.
Amanda Kunkel, from September 1,
1909, to August 31, 1910, 96 00
Joseph Jones, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 50 00
Greene County.
Buena V. Barb, from June 1, 1909, to
August 31, 1910, 180 00
Lackawanna County.
Frank Marshall, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 240 00
Lancaster County.
Howard J. Erisman, from October 1,
1909, to September 30, 1910, 100 00
Luzerne County.
Elizabeth Rhodes, from September 1,
1909, to August 31, 1910, 144 00
Elizabeth Wenner, from July 1, 1909,
to June 30, 1910, 96 0U
Philadelphia County.
HenTy S. Shaw, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 75 00
Mrs. E. L. Drake, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 1,500 00
Jennie J. Morley, from June 1, 1909, to
August 31, 1910, 180 00
Potter County.
Daniel Puller, from January 1, 1909, to
December 31, 1909, 100 00
SchuylkiU County.
Henry Shappell, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 96 00
Tioga County.
David Costlev, from July % 1909, to
June 30, 1910 96 00 p ^nalp
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Escheats.
Washington County.
Mary J. Garver, from June 1, 1909, to
September 30, 1910, 192 00
Westmoreland County.
J. H. Pershing, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 120 00
Foreign.
James S. Crawford, from July 1, 1909, to
June 30, 1910, 96 00
Total,
18. ESCHEATS.
Harry S. Hopper, Philadelphia, Pa., fees
and expenses as escheator in the estate
of Alary E. Tolbert, or Talbert, de-
ceased,
Lyman D. Gilbert, Harrisburg, Pa., fees
and expenses as escheator in the estate
of Eliza Garrett, deceased,
Joshua J. Sadler, Philadelphia, Pa.,
fees as informant in the estate of
Mary E. Tolbert, deceased,
Howard J. Lowell, Lancaster, Pa., fees
and expense as escheator in the estate
John Kiefer, deceased,
Christian W. Lynch, Harrisburg, Pa., fee
as informant in the estate of Eliza
Garrett, deceased,
Charles Gross, Lancaster, Pa., fees as
informant in the estate of John Kiefer,
deceased,
John H. Minds, Philadelphia, Pa., fees
as escheator of unclaimed funds in the
Penn Safe Deposit Company,
Max Herzberg, Philadelphia, Pa., fees as
informant in the estate of Morris Zead-
ler, deceased,
William Maul Measey, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Pa., fees and expense as escheator in
the estate of Morris Zeadler, deceased,
Francis J. Mcllhenny, Philadelphia, Pa.,
fees as informant of unclaimed funds
in the Penn Safe Deposit Company,. .
Edward J. Gromley, Hazleton, Pa., fees
as informant in the escheated estate of
of Sophia Y. Huston, deceased,
Total,
|4,535 83
f 195 62
635 27
312 26
442 31
2,023 46
764 29
110 50
270 33
122 68
699 87
102 73
Digitized
f5,679 32
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Expense* of holding Primary Elections.
19. HARRISBURG FIRE COMPANIES.
Friendship Fire Company, No. 1, $200 00
Hope Steam Fire Engine Company, No.
2, 200 00
Citizens Steam Fire Engine Company,
No. 3, 200 00
Washington Hose Company, No. 4, 200 00
Mt. Vernon Hook and Ladder Company,
No. 5, 200 00
Paxton Steam Fire Engine Company,
No. 6, 200 00
Good Will Steam Fire Engine Company,
No. 7, 200 00
Mt. Pleasant Hook and Ladder Company,
No. 8, 200 00
Heilj Hose Company, No. 10, 200 00
Shamrock Fire Company, No. 11, 200 00
Allison Hook and Ladder Company, No.
12, 200 00
Camp Curtin Fire Company, No. 13, . . 200 00
Total, $2,400 00
20. EXPENSES OF HOLDING UNIFORM PRI-
MARY ELECTIONS, PER ACT OF 1909, P. L. p.
742.
Adams county, $2,058 76
Allegheny county, 38,942 17
Armstrong county, 3,725 22
Beaver county, .* 1,890 08
Bedford county, 2,212 45
Berks county, 8,094 24
Blair county, 2,924 31
Butler county, 1,781 05
Cambria county, 3,651 09
Carbon county, 1,761 49
Centre county, 1,726 07
Chester county, 3,565 89
Clarion county, : 1,069 37
Clearfield county, 2,442 00
Clinton county, 957 53
Columbia county, 1,718 53
Crawford county, 1,949 79
Dauphin county, 6,203 58
Delaware county, 4,104 61
Elk county, 400 00
Erie county, 2,931 90
Fayette county, 6,055 51
Forest county, 417 70
Fulton county, 409 91
Greene county, 2,019 83
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Premiums paid Agricultural Aaaociatlona.
Indiana county, 1,267 73
Jefferson county, 3,096 39
Juniata county, 566 98
Lackawanna county, 14,133 82
Lancaster county, 3,353 52
Lawrence county, 458 43
Lebanon county, 1,300 92
Lehigh county, 2,715 00
Luzerne county, 3 00
Lycoming county, 2,422 92
McKean county, 2,400 07
Mercer county, 296 42
Mifflin county, 1,327 05
Monroe county, 714 36
Montgomery county, 5,439 68
Montour county, 418 85
Northumberland county, 5,349 15
Perry county, 1,366 25
Pike county, 417 14
Potter county, 934 60
Schuylkill county, 5,189 07
Snyder county, 605 86
Somerset county, 1,415 18
Susquehanna county, 1,534 47
Union county, 654 29
Venango county, 420 67
Warren county, 1,295 18
Washington county, 7,304 64
Wayne county, 1,135 37
Westmoreland county, 8,555 41
Wyoming county, 602 81
York county, 570 60
Total, $180,278 91
21. AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION PREMIUMS.
PAYMENTS MADE TO INCORPORATED
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS
PAYING PREMIUMS UPON EXHIBITS, PER
ACT OF 1909, P. L. p. 759.
Armstrong county, f 1,000 00
Bedford county, 785 65
Berks county, 1,000 00
Blair county, 1,601 00
Bradford county, 1,000 00
Butler county, 1,000 00
Cameron county, 368 50
Carbon county, 452 05
Centre county, 717 25
Chester county 1,000 00
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Expenditure of tbe Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Inxnrance Premium*.
Clarion county, 1,000 00
Clearfield county, 656 00
Columbia county, 1,000 00
Crawford county, 1,000 00
Cumberland county, 1,000 00
Dauphin county, 1,000 00
Erie county, 1,000 00
Greene county, 607 00
Indiana county, 1,000 00
Jefferson county, 719 15
Juniata county, 833 20
Lackawanna county, 216 30
Lancaster county, 424 50
Lawrence county, 581 60
Lebanon county, 987 10
Lehigh county, 1,000 00
Luzerne county, 1,000 00
Lycoming county, 891 95
McKean county, 1,000 00
Mercer county, 1,000 00
Monroe county, 703 65
Northampton county, 1,000 00
Perry county, 716 75
SusqueJhanna county, 288 25
Tioga county, 1,000 00
Union county, 1,000 00
Wayne county, 500 00
Westmoreland county, 1,000 00
York county, 1,000 00
Total, 133,049 90
22. FOREIGN FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS
PAID TO CITIES AND BOROUGHS.
PAYMENT OF ONE-HALF OF NET AMOUNT RECEIVED
FROM TWO PER CENTUM TAX PAID UPON PRE-
MIUMS BY FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES, Pi^R
SECTION 2, ACT OF 1895, P. L. 410.
Adams County.
Fairfield, 1907, f 0 23
Arendtsville, 1909, 52
Bendersville, 1909, 15
Berwick, 1909, 9 98
East Berlin, 1909, 1 18
Gettysburg, 1909, 73 74
Littlestown, 1909 10 49
McSherrystown, 1909, 20 22
New Oxford, 1909 79
York Springs, 1909, 22
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies— Continued.
Allegheny County.
Allegheny, 1909, f 866 32
Aspinwall, 1909, 40 56
Avalon, 1909, 13 90
Beach View, 1909, 2 03
Bellevue, 1909, 38 34
Ben Avon, 1909, 10 31
Braddock, 1909, 467 06
Brackenridge, 1909, 47 98
Bridgeville, 1909, 48 48
Carnegie, 1909, 237 83
Carrick, 1909, 12 61
Clairton, 1909, 3 36
Grafton, 1909, 69 36
Cheswick, 1909, 39 47
Coraopolis, 1909, 124 92
Dravosburg, 1909, 17 08
Duquesne, 1909, 238 37
Edgewood, 1909, 21 60
Edgeworth, 1909, 18 oO
Elizabeth, 1909, 42 63
Emsworth, 1909, 2 68
Etna, 1909, 34 55
East McKeesport, 1909, 24 85
East Pittsburg, 1909, 89 20
Glassport, 1909, 90 56
Glenfield, 1909 6 25
Greentree, 1909, 3 94
Hays, 1909, 8 05
Heidleberg, 1909, 1 72
Homestead, 1909, 383 36
Ingram, 1909, 1 22
Knoxville, 1909, 43 48
Leetsdale, 1909, 24 98
McKeesport, 1909, . . : 1,073 21
Millvale, 1909, ' 62 79
Mount Oliver, 1909, 35 44
McKees Rocks, 1909, 240 94
Munhall, 1909, 31 52
North Braddock, 1909, 53 86
Oakdale, 1909, 42 68
Oakmont, 1909, 103 95
Osburn, 1909, 5 91
Pittsburg, 1909, 19,820 97
Portvue, 1909, 8 22
Pitcairn, 1909, 46 63
Rankin, 1909, 51 23
Sewickley, 1909, 81 15
Sharpsburg, 1909, 87 98
Spring Garden, 1909, 7 04
Swissvale, 1909, 77 86
Turtle Creek, 1 909, 121 73^ by QoOgle
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Tarentum, 1909, 254 55
Versailles, 1909, 15 22
Verona, 1909, 41 57
Wall, 1909, 4 06
West Elizabeth, 1909, 9 89
West Homestead, 1909, 17 84
West Liberty, 1909, 73
West View, 1909, 3 89
Wilkinsburg, 1909, 229 93
Wilmerding, 1909, 69 17
Whitaker, 1909, 7 25
Baldwin township, 1909, 2 13
Chartiers township, 1909, 12 88
Crescent township, 1909, 8 28
Harrison township, 1909, 39
Killbuck township, 1909, 2 81
Leet township, 1909, 3 86
Lower St. Clair township, 1909, 6 94
Mifflin township, 1909, 11 40
Neville township, 1909, 3 97
North Versailles township, 1909, 4 86
Eeserve township, 1909, 3 55
Scott township, 1909, 10 94
Shaler township, 1909, 8 36
Snowden township, 1909, 21
Springdale township, 1909, 21 50
Stowe township, 1909, 33 54
Union township, 1909, 96
Wiikins township, 1909, 1 92
Armstrong County.
Applewold, 1909,
Apollo, 1909,
Dayton, 1909,
Elderton, 1909,
Ford City, 1909,
Freeport, 1909,
Kittanning, 1909, ,
Leechburg, 1909,
Manorville, 1909,
Parker City, 1909,
Rural Valley, 1909,
South Bethlehem, 1909,
West Kittanning, 1909,
Wickboro, 1909,
Worthington, 1909,
|3 88
34 00
1 30
62
66 91
102 20
309 43
71 74
3 56
6 61
4 22
11 01
1 23
33 84
8 47
25,821 26
659 02
Beaver County.
Aliquippa, 1909, f 20 87
Ambridge, 1909, 99 42 porioIp
Baden, 1909, f 61
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Beaver, 1909, 194 87
Beaver Falls, 1909, 563 36
Bridgewater, 1909, 7 94
College Hill, 1909, 17 93
Conway, 1909, 6 08
Darlington, 1909, 2 26
Eastvale, 1909, 4 38
Pallston, 1909, 21 63
Freedom,' 1909, 50 90
Georgetown, 1909, 2 73
Glasgow, 1909, 1 11
Hookstown, 1909, 1 53
Monaca, 1909, 63 00
New Brighton, 1909, 226 73
New Galilee, 1909, 5 12
Patterson Heights, 1909, 1 90
[Rochester, 1909, 238 68
Borough township, 1909, 3 85
Bedford County.
Bedford, 1909, f 156 62
Coaldale, 1909, 6 64
Everett, 1909, 43 57
Hyndman, 1909, 7 41
Hopewell, 1909, 3 69
Mann's Choice, 1909, 43
Pleasantville, 1909, 10
St. Clairsville, 1909, 22
Saxton, 1909, 10 28
Schellsburg, 1909, 37
W.oodbury, 1909, 91
Berks County.
Bechtellsville, 1909, $0 46
Bemville, 1909, 33
Birdsboro, 1909, 19 41
Boyertown, 1909, 50 72
Centreport, 1909, 22
Fleetwood, 1909, 7 97
Hamburg, 1909, 32 09
Kutztown, 1909, 17 42
Reading, 1909, 1,938 47
Topton, 1909, 5 65
West Reading, 1909, 2 86
Womelsdorf, 1909, 3 87
Blair County.
Altoona, 1909, f 1,428 85
Bellwood, 1909, 62 12
Duncansville, 1909, 2 32|t|zed by
1,535 90
230 24
2,079 47
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies— Continued.
Gaysport, 1909, 8 22
Hollidaysburg, 1909, 76 48
Juniata, 1909, 49 97
Martinsburg, 1909, 27 71
Newry, 1909, 1 43
Soaring Springs, 1909, 19 58
Tyrone, 1909, 160 69
Williamsburg, 1909, 7 56
Bradford County.
Alba, 1909,
Athens, 1909,
Burlington, 1909,
Canton, 1909,
LeEaysville, 1909,
Monroeton, 1909,
New Albany, 1909, . . .
Rome, 1909,
Sayre, 1909,
South Waverly, 1909,
Sylvania, 1909,
Towanda, 1909,
Troy, 1909,
Wyalusing, 1909,
Bucks County.
Bristol, 1909,
Chalfont, 1909,
Doylestown, 1909,
Hulmeville, 1909,
Ivyland, 1909,
Langhorne, 1909,
Langhorne Manor, 1909,
Morrisville, 1909,
New Hope, 1909,
Newtown, 1909,
Perkasie, 1909,
Quakertown, 1909,
Eichlandtown, 1909,
Sellersville, 1909,
Silverdale, 1909
Telford, 1909,
Yardley, 1909
f 0 57
105 16
45
102 78
5 67
4 87
8 65
45
143 15
7 62
2 46
142 92
67 06
10 29
f53 39
3 00
76 19
2 06
2 31
19 74
45
44 05
9 45
17 53
22 64
72 35
1 31
23 95
60
1 16
7 51
1,844 93
602 10
357 69
Butler County.
Bruin, 1909, 1 1 02
Butler, 1909, 742 42
Callery, 1909, 1 72
Conoquenessing, 1909, Digzed by (
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Eau Claire, 1909,
Evans City, 1909,
Fairview, 1909,
Harmony, 1909,
Harrisville, 1909,
Kama City, 1909,
Millerstown, 1909,
Mars, 1909,
Petrolia, 1909,
Portersville, 1909, : . . .
Prospect, 1909,
Saxonburg, 1909,
Slippery Kock, 1909,
Valencia, 1909,
West Sunbury, 1909,
Zelienople, 1909,
Cambria County.
Ashville, 1909,
P.arnesboro, 1909,
Oesson, 1909,
Carrolltown, 1909,
Chest Springs, 1909,
Dale, 1909,
Daisytown, 1909,
East Conemaugh, 1909, ,
Ebensburg, 1909,
Franklin, 1909,
Ferndale, 1909,
Gallitzin, 1909,
Hastings, 1909,
Johnstown, 1909, .
Lilly, 1909, ,
Loretto, 1909,
Portage, 1909,
Patton, 1909,
Rosedale, 1909, ,
South Fork, 1909,
Summerhill, 1909,
Spangler, 1909,
Scalp Level, 1909,
Tunnelhill, 1909,
Wilmore, 1909,
Westmont, 1909,
Cameron County.
Driftwood, 1909,
Emporium, 1909
1 07
13 38
1 99
5 16
2 11
54
1 63
9 78
8 30
54
31
08
47
45
33
1
1
1
4
2
4
23 28
f 0 74
119 55
14 77
6 07
28
2 11
28
10 45
219 29
24 55
88
30 69
18 02
1,453 00
13 55
60
22 86
230 30
40
24 20
1 99
24 72
2 63
25
57
5 31
|17 61
93 36
828 05
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2,228 06
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No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 605
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Carbon County.
Beaver Meadow, 1909,
East Mauch Chunk, 1909,
East Side, 1909,
Lansford, 1909,
Lehighton, 1909,
Mauch Chunk, 1909,
Parryville, 1909
Summit Hill, 1909, ,
Weatherly, 1909, ,
Weissport, 1909, ,
Centre County.
Bellefonte, 1909, ...
Centre Hall, 1909, . .
Howard, 1909,
Milesburg, 1909, ...
Millheim, 1909,
Philipsburg, 1909, . .
State College, 1909,
Snow Shoe, 1909, ..
Unionville, 1909, ...
Cheater County.
Avondale, 1909,
Coatesville, 1909, ....
Downingtown, 1909, . .
Kennett Square, 1909,
Malvern, 1909,
Oxford, 1909,
Parkesburg, 1909,
Phoenixville, 1909, ...
Spring City, 1909,
West Chester, 1909, . .
West Grove, 1909, ...
Clarion County.
Callensburg, 1909,
Clarion, 1909,
Curllsville, 1909,
East Brady, 1909,
Edenburg, 1909,
Hawthorn, 1909,
New. Bethlehem, 1909,
Kimersburg, 1909,
St. Petersburg, 1909,
Shippensville, 1909,
Sligo, 1909,
Strattonville, 1909, 1 97
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f4 70
6 00
9 09
76 92
105 80
137 71
11
34 67
28 30
9 06
f292 91
6 48
2 97
1 50
3 89
122 68
30 97
64
2 47
f 2 68
52 87
9 25
22 30
15 55
46 22
5 82
94 78
32 70
176 91
4 93
$0 76
155 22
40
72 65
7 33
2 78
84 58
20 84
2 92
3 69
4 39
1 97
:ed bv
412 36
464 51
464 01
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AUDITOR GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA
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Expenditure** of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Clearfield County.
Brisbin, 1909, |3 38
Burnside, 1909, 5 33
Chester Hill, 1909, , 97
Clearfield, 1909, 382 88
Coalport, 1909, 15 42
Curwensville, 1909, 89 85
DuBois, 1909 402 60
Grampian, 1909, 7 00
Glen Hope, 1909, 65
Houtzdale, 1909, 34 13
Irvona, 1909, 2 04
Lumber City, 1909, 30
Mahaffey, 1909, 34 41
Newburg, 1909, 1 03
New Washington, 1909, 20
Osceola Mills, 1909, 90 14
Barney, 1909, 6 17
Troutville, 1909, 1 70
Wallaceton, 1909, 2 28
Westover, 1909, 13 24
Clinton County.
Avis, 1909, $0 15
Beech Creek, 1909, 2 96
Plemington, 1909, 1 95
Lock Haven, 1909, 233 28
Logantown, 1909, 2 57
Mill Hall, 1909, 11 01
Renovo, 1909, 97 17
South Renovo, 1909, 1 93
Columbia Jounty.
Benton, 1909, $21 74
Berwick, 1909, 251 47
Bloomsburg, 1909, 312 75
Catawissa, 1909, 34 97
Centralia, 1909, 4 94
Millville, 1909 21 08
Orangeville, 1909, 9 23
Stillwater, 1909, 1 68
Crawford County.
Cambridge Springs, 1909, $90 89
Centreville, 1909, 1 59
Cochranton, 1909, 11 65
Conneaut, 1909, 4 38
Conneautville, 1909, 20 36
Geneva, 1909 1 26
Hartstown, 1909, 44
1,093 72
351 02
657 86
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Hydetown, 1909,
Linesville, 1909,
Meadville, 1909,
Biceville, 1909,
Saegertown, 1909,
Spartansburg, 1909,
Spring, 1909,
Titusville, 1909,
Townville, 1909,
Venango, 1909,
Woodcock, 1909,
Cumberland County
Camp Hill, 1909,
Carlisle, 1909,
Lemoyne, 1909,
Mechanicsburg, 1909,
Mount Holly Springs,
New Cumberland,
Newville, 1909,
Shippensburg, 1909,
Shiremanstown, 1909,
Dauphin County.
Berrysburg, 1909,
Dauphin, 1909,
Elizabethville, 1909,
Gratz, 1909,
Halifax, 1909,
Harrisburg, 1909,
Highspire, 1909,
Hummelstown, 1909,
Lykens, 1909,
Middletown, 1909,
Millersburg, 1909,
Penbrook, 1909, ,
Boyalton, 1909, ,
Steelton, 1909,
Uniontown, 1909,
Williamstown, 1909, ,
Delaware County.
Alden, 1909,
Aston township, 1909,
Colwyn, 1909,
Chester, 1909,
Collingdale, 1909,
Clifton Heights, 1909,
Darby, 1909,
2 22
26 90
485 47
37
12 81
7 45
5 22
355 91
7 21
1 37
65
251 49
97 09
2 33
29 13
8 49
33 15
18 36
2 40
1,801 56
18 36
24 22
41 60
67 87
97 54
14 78
219 53
12 64
f 1 27
4 75
13 11
4 78
1,036 15
444 57
2,363 09
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Expenditures or the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companlee — Continued.
Upper Darby township, 1909,
Eddystone, 1909,
Glenolden, 1909,
Lansdowne, 1909,
Lower Chichester township, , .
Marcus Hook, 1909,
Media, 1909,
Morton, 1909,
Nether Providence township, 1909, . .
Norwood, 1909,
Prospect Park, 1909
Radnor township, 1909, ,
Ridley Park, 1909,
Ridley, 1909,
Rutledge, 1909,
Sharon Hill, 1909,
Swarthmore, 1909,
Upland, 1909,
Yeadon, 1909,
Elk County.
Johnsonburg, 1909,
Ridgway, 1909, ...
St. Marys, 1909, ..
Erie County.
Elgin, 1906,
Albion, 1909,
Corry, 1909,
Edinboro, 1909,
Elgin, 1909,
Erie, 1909,
East Springfield, 1909,
Fairview, 1909,
Girard, 1909,
Middleboro, 1909,
Mill Village, 1909,
North East, 1909,
Platea, 1909,
Union City, 1909,
Waterford, 1909,
Wattsburg, 1909,
Fayette County.
Belle Vernon, 1909,
Brownsville, 1909,
Connellsville, 1909,
Dawson, 1909,
Dunbar, 1909,
Fairchance, 1909, lg^ b QQ
3 40
12 12
6 79
106 51
09
135 39
33 42
2 19
2 38
11 19
1 10
18 30
25 33
1 33
10 08
14 34
34 09
14 13
1 91
$82 44
939 94
193 10
$0 69
18 63
217 98
14 99
24
1,557 07
1 16
8 87
65 59
3 13
93 65
66
6 51
|130 54
184 03
507 59
71 54
31 76
15 88
1,258 65
1,215 48
2,206 15
No. 2.
KEPORT OF THE FINANCES.
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Fayette City, 1909, 66 04
Markleysburg, 1909, 87
Masontown, 1909, 26 55
New Haven, 1909, 42
Ohiopyle, 1909, 3 72
Point Marion, 1909, 32 79
South Brownsville, 1909, 42 27
Smithfield, 1909, 4 73
Uniontown, 1909, 604 55
Vanderbilt, 1909, 9 40
1,732 68
Forest County.
Tionesta, 1909, 38 32
Franklin County.
Chambersburg, 1909, f 201 36
Green Castle, 1909, 32 00
Mercersburg, 1909, 23 57
Orrstown, 1909, ' 11
Waynesboro, 1909, 108 09
365 13
Fulton County.
McConnellsburg, 1909, 5 31
Greene County.
Carmichaels, 1909, f 1 46
East Waynesburg, 1909, 93
Greensboro, 1909, 1 97
Jefferson, 1909, 3 92
Mount Morris, 1909, 1 51
Waynesburg, 1909, 129 19
138 98
Huntingdon County.
Alexandria, 1909, f 4 89
Birmingham, 1909 14
Broad Top City, 1909, 2 97
Cassville, 1909, 72
Coalmont, 1909, 1 18
Dudley, 1909, 1 95
Huntingdon, 1909, 238 21
Marklesburg, 1909, 73
Mapleton, 1909, 2 07*
Mount Union, 1909, 28 52
Orbisonia, 1909, 12 76
Petersburg, 1909, 1 21
Bock Hill, 1909, 2 33
Saltillo, 1909, 2 50
Shade Gap, 1909, 45
Shirleysburg, 1909 1 70
Three Springs, 1909, : 40
302 73
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Indiana County.
Blairsville, 1909, |59 15
Clymer, 1909, 1 38
Cherry Tree, 1909, 5 40
Creek Side, 1909, 7 18
Glen Campbell, 1909, 6 52
Homer City, 1909, 24 40
Indiana, 1909, 384 93
Jacksonville, 1909, 70
Marion Centre, 1909, 2 96
Mechanicsburg, 1909, 16
Saltsburg, 1909, 17 35
Smicksburg, 1909, 28
*41 01
35 25
302 24
2 03
27 53
286 58
85 96
4 76
1 66
27
|27 96
5 59
14 93
4 06
Jefferson County.
Big Run, 1909,
Brockwayville, 1909,
Brookville, 1909,
Corsica, 1909,
Falls Creek, 1909,
Punxsutawney, 1909,
Reynoldsville, 1909,
Summerville, 1909,
West Reynoldsville, 1909,
Worthville, 1909,
Juniata County.
Mifflintown, 1909,
Patterson, 1909
Port Royal, 1909
Thompsontown, 1909,
Lackawanna County.
Archbald, 1909, f 51 56
Blakely, 1909, 97 46
Carbondale, 1909, 481 13
Dalton, 1909, 16 69
Dickson City, 1909, 44 35
Dunmore, 1909, 184 52
Elmhurst, 1909 9 90
Glenburn, 1909 91
Gouldsboro, 1909, 2 29
Jermyn, 1909 68 61
La Plume, 1909, 1 56
Mayfield, 1909, 13 30
Moosic, 1909 24 06
Old Forge, 1909, 80 79
Olyphant, 1909, 220 75
Bcranton, 1909, 4,288 25
Digitized by
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787 29
52 54
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Tavlor, 1909, 57 84
Throop, 1909 23 96
Vandling, 1909, 60
Waverly, 1909, 10 35
Winton, 1909, 38 77
Lackawanna Township, 1909, 31
5,717 96
Lancaster County.
Akron, 1909, f 1 87
Christiana, 1909, 51
Columbia, 1909, 150 23
Denver, 1909, 65
Ephrata, 1909, 10 42
Elizabethtown, 1909, 11 37
Lancaster, 1909, 1,875 19
Lititz, 1909, 24 02
Manheim, 1909, 21 67
Marietta, 1909, 110 17
Mount Joy, 1909, 16 75
Monntville, 1909, 8 36
New Holland, 1909, 9 99
Quarryville, 1909, 47
Strasburg, 1909 1 19
Washington, 1909, 30 00
2,272 86
Lawrence County.
Ellwood City, 1909, f 112 09
Enon Vallev, 1909, . . / 3 48
Hazeldell, 1909, 3 17
New Castle, 1909, 964 54
New Wilmington, 1909, 23 70
Volant, 1909, 1 50
Wampum, 1909, 18 10
1,126 58
Lebanon County.
Jonestown, 1909, $1 06
Lebanon, 1909, 223 60
West Lebanon Township, 1 53
Lehigh Jounty.
Allentown, 1909 f 1,354 88
Catasauqua, 1909, 197 61
Coopersburg, 1909, 2 09
Coplay, 1909, 16 55
Emaus, 1909, 8 38
Fountain Hill, 1909, 77
Macungie, 1909, 4 82
Slatington, 1909, 72 36
West Bethlehem, 1909, 1 92
Whitehall Township, 1909? 11 24
226 19
1,670 62
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies— Continued.
Luzerne County.
Ashley, 1909,
Avoca, 1909,
Courtdale, 1909,
Conyngham, 1909, . . .'
Dallas, 1909,
Dorranceton, 1909,
Duryea, 1910,
Edwardsville, 1909,
Exeter, 1909,
Forty Fort, 1909,
Freeland, 1909,
Hazleton, 1909,
Hughestown, 1909,
Jeddo, 1909,
Kingston, 1909,
Laflin, 1909,
Laurel Eun, 1909, . .' *
Luzerne, 1910,
Miners Mills, 1909,
Nanticoke, 1909,
Nescopec, 1909,
New Columbus, 1909,
Parsons, 1909,
Pittston, 1909
Plymouth, 1909,
Shickshinny, 1909
Sugar Notch, 1909,
Swoyersville, 1909,
Warriors Run, 1909,
West Hazleton, 1909,
West Pittston, 1909,
West Wyoming, 1909,
White Haven, 1909,
Wilkes-Barre, 1909,
Wyoming, 1909,
Yatesville, 1909,
Plymouth Township, 1909,
Plains Township, 1909,
Newport Township, 1909,
Wilkes-Barre Township, 1909,
Lycoming County.
DuBoistown, 1909,
Hughesville, 1909
Jersey Shore, 1909,
Montgomery, 1909
Montoursville, 1909,
Muncy, 1909,
Picture Bocks, 1909,
|31 62
37 61
72
2 09
23 09
26 12
26 36
48 34
22 16
13 25
52 44
718 54
7 61
1 17
58 27
1 31
3 44
84 80
47 12
320 08
3 04
21
30 45
1,010 45
255 99
34 09
8 23
17 37
2 94
8 53
65 07
8 84
51 51
3,703 23
29 40
1 95
10 45
53 63
11 89
3 95
. , , fi qqt on
f 1 84
64 30
113 40
90 56
44 93
91 93
18 62
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies- -Continued.
Salladasburg, 1909, 14
South Williamsport, 1909, 11 40
Williamsport, 1909, 1,555 86
McKean County.
Bradford, 1909,
Eldred, 1909,
Kane, 1909,
Mount Jewett, 1909,
Port Allegany, 1909;
Smethport, 1909,
Mercer County.
Clarksville, 1909,
Fredonia, 1909,
Greenville, 1909,
Grove City, 1909,
Jackson Centre, 1909,
Jamestown, 1909,
Mercer, 1909,
New Lebanon, 1909, . .
Sandy Lake, 1909,
Sharon, 1909,
Sharpsville, 1909,
Sheakleyville, 1909, ..
Stoneboro, 1909,
South Sharon, 1909, . .
West Middlesex, 1909,
Wheatland, 1909,
Mifflin County.
Lewistown, 1909,
McVeytown, 1909,
Newton Hamilton, 1909,
Monroe County.
Delaware Water Gap, 1909,
East Stroudsburg, 1909,
Stroudsburg, 1909,
|848 02
32 28
449 61
83 76
261 73
99 32
f 1 25
3 11
156 77
106 33
1 73
12 06
66 89
57
5 68
497 07
52 61
1 64
8 19
69 48
8 60
11 85
|231 41
3 92
1 52
f 26 59
116 72
314 03
1,992 98
1,774 72
1,003 83
230 85
457 34
Montgomery County.
Ambler, 1909, $35 66
Bridgeport, 1909, 25 59
Collegeville, 1909, 3 55
Conshohocken, 1909 72 60
East Greenville, 1909, 2 53
Green Lane, 1909, d^ized by (
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Hatfield, 1909,
Hatboro, 1909,
Jenkintown, 1909,
Lansdale, 1909,
Narberth, 1909,
Norristown, 1909,
North Wales, 1909,
Pennsburg, 1909,
Pottstown, 1909,
Bockledge, 1909,
Koyersford, 1909,
Souderton, 1909,
Trappe, 1909,
West Conshohocken, 1909,
Lower Merion Township, 1909, ,
Cheltenham Township, 1909,
Springfield Township, 1909,
Montour County.
Danville, 1909,
Washingtonville, 1909,
Northampton County.
Alliance, 1909,
Bangor, 1909,
Bath, 1909,
Bethlehem, 1909,
Chapman, 1909,
East Bangor, 1909,
Easton, 1909,
Freemansburg, 1909, ,
Glendon, 1909,
Hellertown, 1909,
Nazareth, 1909,
Northampton Heights, 1909,
Pen Argyl, 1909,
Portland, 1909,
South Bethlehem, 1909,
Stockertown, 1909,
Tatamy, 1909,
West Easton, 1909,
Wind Gap, 1909,
Northumberland County.
McEwensville, 1909,
Milton, 1909,
Herndon, 1909,
Mount Carmel, 1909,
Northumberland, 1909,
6 84
10 27
58 11
81 68
28 99
504 64
20 97
5 62
231 18
3 62
188 29
15 93
65
6 28
65 41
39 17
5 94
|146 73
1 23
$15 25
115 21
12 11
323 78
2 28
8 42
725 51
2 21
1 25
1 00
123 29
26 45
48 00
4 23
366 19
25 83
3 99
36
3 83
$1 13
252 66
41
169 73
76 25
1,404 06
147 96
1,809 19
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No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 615
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Riverside, 1909, 37
Shamokin, 1909, 271 04
Snydertown, 1909, 1 68
Sunbury, 1909, 241 13
Turbotville, 1909, 3 48
Watsontown, 1909, 83 57
Coal Township, 1909, 8 84
1,110 19
Perry County.
Blain, 1909, f 1 02
Duncannon, 1909,. 22 10
Landisburg, 1909, 47
Marysville, 1909, 14 70
Liverpool, 1909, 13 14
Millerstown, 1909, 15 74
New Bloomfield, 1909, 11 53
New Buffalo, 1909, 43
Newport, 1909, 50 41
. 129 54
Philadelphia County.
Philadelphia, 1909, 38,797 79
Pike County.
Matamoras, 1909, f 20 51
Milford, 1909, 59 92
80 43
Potter County.
Austin, 1909, f 100 55
Coudersport, 1909, 217 91
Galeton, 1909, 139 32
Shingle House, 1909, 40 07
497 85
Schuylkill County.
Ashland, 1909, $390 92
Auburn, 1909, 4 82
Cressona, 1909, 4 29
Frackville, 1909, 19 47
Gilberton, 1909, 14 52
Girardville, 1909, 43 65
Gordon, 1909, 2 56
Mahanoy City, 1909, 350 83
McAdoo, 1909, 17 87
Middleport, 1909, 3 06
Minersville, 1909, 44 26
Mount Carbon, 1909, 1 79
New Philadelphia, 1909, 13 76
Orwigsburg, 1909, 13 73
Palo Alto, 1909, M^byGoode
Port Carbon, 1909, 10 97
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Pine Grove, 1909,
Port Clinton, 1909,
Pottsville, 1909,
St Clair, 1909,
Schuylkill Haven, 1909,
, Shenandoah, 1909, ,
Tamaqua, 1909,
Tower City, 1909,
Tremont, 1909,
Snyder County.
Middleburg, 1909,
Selinsgrove, 1909,
Somerset County.
Benson, 1909,
Berlin, 1909,
Boswell, 1909,
Casselman, 1909,
Confluence, 1909,
Garrett, 1909,
Hooversville, 1909,
Jennertown, 1909,
Meyersdale, 1909,
New Centreville, 1909,
Paint, 1909,
Rockwood, 1909,
Salisbury, 1909,
Somerfield, 1909,
Somerset, 1909,
Stoyestown, 1909,
Ursina, 1909,
Windber, 1909,
Sullivan County.
Dushore, 1909,
Eagles Mere, 1909,
Forksville, 1909,
La Porte, 1909,
Susquehanna County.
Dundaff, 1909,
Forest City, 1909,
Friendsville, 1909,
Great Bend, 1909,
Halstead, 1909,
Hopbottom, 1909,
Lanesboro, 1909, . :
Little Meadows, 1909,
35 89
1 10
662 54
56 97
64 34
346 90
152 87
10 00
5 34
f 18 13
41 81
f 2 00
6 95
19 37
27
33 06
5 47
13 09
1 14
119 41
1 32
84
25 03
11 69
1 86
90 49
7 67
2 58
171 90
|40 84
17 53
66
5 09
2,281 87
59 94
514 14
64 12
f 0 10
45 10
1 79
12 67
40 42
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Contlnned.
Montrose, 1909, 112 36
New Milf ord, 1909, 12 64
Oakland, 1909, 8 85
Susquehanna, 1909, 14! 98
Thompson, 1909, 1 32
Uniondale, 1909, 3 87
Tioga County.
Blossburg, 1909,
Covington, 1909,
Elkland, 1909,
Knoxville, 1909,
Lawrenceville, 1909,
Liberty, 1909,
Mansfield, 1909,
Nelson, 1909,
Osceola, 1909, '..,
Tioga, 1909,
Wellsboro, 1909,
Westfield, 1909,
Union County.
Hartleton, 1909,
Lewisburg, 1909,
Mifflinburg, 1909,
New Berlin, 1909,
Spring Garden, 1909,
Venango County.
Clintonville, 1909,
Cooperstowu, 1909,
Emlenton, 1909,
Franklin, 1909,
Oil City, 1909,
Pleasantville, 1909,
Polk, 1909,
Rouseville, 1909, ,
Siverly, 1909,
Utica, 1909,
West End, 1909,
Warren County.
Bear Lake, 1909,
Clarendon, 1909,
Columbus, 1909, •
Grand Valley, 1909,
Sugar Grove, 1909,
Tidioute, 1909,
Warren, 1909,
Youngsville, 1909,
f 46 68
1 00
72 00
83 45
20 02
2 32
74 63
4 41
2 65
18 54
155 56
40 92
522 18
|0 56
98 91
37 82
2 45
90
140 64
|4 56
2 06
54 11
676 70
631 50
9 05
5 07
18 54
4 02
2 33
3 46
1 411 40
|13 87
14 74
13 70
4 61
7 18
41 39
984 00
36 15
1 11K Rl
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies— Continued.
Washington County.
Bealesville, 1909, ,
Bentleysville, 1909, ,
Burgettstown, 1909,
Clayville, 1909,
California, 1909,
Charleroi, 1909,
Ganonsburg, 1909,
Centreville, 1909,
Coal Centre, 1909,
Deemston, 1909,
Donora, 1909,
Elco, 1909,
Ellsworth, 1909,
Finleyville, 1909,
Houston, 1909,
Long Branch, 1909,
McDonald, 1909,
Monongahela City, 1909,
North Charleroi, 1909,
Boscoe, 1909,
South Canonsburg, 1909,
Stockdale, 1909,
Speers, 1909,
Twilight, 1909,
Washington, 1909,
West Alexander, 1909,
West Brownsville, 1909,
West Middletown, 1909,
Wayne County.
Prompton, 1907,
Bethany, 1909,
Hawley, 1909,
Honesdale, 1909,
Prompton, 1909,
Starrucca, 1909,
Waymart, 1909,
Westmoreland County.
Parnassus, 1901,
Parnassus, 1902,
Parnassus, 1903,
Parnassus, 1904, ^
Parnassus, 1905,
Parnassus, 1906,
Parnassus, 1907,
Alexander, 1909,
Arnold, 1909,
Arona, 1909,
f 2 09
12 01
21 46
17 76
75 90
269 51
113 62
2 94
11 96
1 11
136 06
2 79
10 39
5 92
2 91
83
32 07
241 10
3 70
34 65
8 50
3 83
49
1 41
619 87
2 83
22 34
49
f 0 68
56
107 45
303 33
81
2 19
7 84
f 9 86
12 22
9 04
7 53
8 39
6 52
11 10
66
19 36
1 04
Digitized by
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422 86
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No. 2.
REPORT OF THE FINANCES.
619
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies— Continued.
Adamstmrg, 1909,
Avonmore, 1909,
Bolivar, 1909,
Cokeville, 1909,
Delmont, 1909,
Derry, 1909,
Donegal, 1909,
East Vandergrift, 1909,
Greensburg, 1909,
Hyde Park, 1909,
Irwin, 1909,
Jeannette, 1909,
Latrobe, 1,909,
Ligonier, 1909,
Livermore, 1909,
Manor, 1909,
Madison, 1909,
Monessen, 1909,
Mount Pleasant, 1909,
New Alexander, 1909,
New Florence, 1909,
New Kensington, 1909,
North Bellevernon, 1909,
North iTwin, 1909,
Parnassus, 1909,
Penn, 1909,
Smithton, 1909,
South Greensburg, 1909,
South West Greensburg, 1909, . .
Scottdale, 1909,
Sutersville, 1909,
Trafford, 1909,
Vandergrift, 1909,
Vandergrift Heights, 1909,
West Newton, 1909,
Youngstown, 1909,
Youngwood, 1909,
Wyoming County.
PactoTyville, 1909,
Meshoppen, 1909,
Nicholson, 1909,
Tunkhannock, 1909,
York County.
Dallastown, 1909,
Delta, 1909,
Dillsburg, 1909,
East Prospect, 1909,
Pawn Grove, 1909,
24
22 37
12 28
52
2 50
41 94
1 77
3 84
726 59
8 15
118 15
208 57
223 92
38 43
18
11 31
1 06
332 15
116 13
2 20
13 97
188 90
8 09
2 43
18 14
6 48
10 08
8 87
4 37
202 32
12 44
5 29
130 33
27 83
101 80
2 78
65
2,702 79
f 12 51
30 35
58 94
100 26
202 06
|21 78
54
2 81
11
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Washington County.
Bealesville, 1909,
Bentleysville, 1909,
Burgettstown, 1909,
Clayville, 1909,
California, 1909,
Charleroi, 1909,
Canonsburg, 1909,
Centreville, 1909,
Coal Centre, 1909,
Deemston, 1909,
Donora, 1909,
Elco, 1909,
Ellsworth, 1909,
Finleyville, 1909,
Houston, 1909,
Long Branch, 1909,
McDonald, 1909,
Monongahe]a City, 1909,
North Charleroi, 1909,
Roscoe, 1909,
South Canonsburg, 1909,
Stockdale, 1909,
Speers, 1909,
Twilight, 1909,
Washington, 1909,
West Alexander, 1909,
West Brownsville, 1909,
West Middletown, 1909,
Wayne County.
Prompton, 1907,
Bethany, 1909,
Hawley, 1909,
Honesdale, 1909,
Prompton, 1909,
Starrucca, 1909,
Waymart, 1909,
Westmoreland County.
Parnassus, 1901,
Parnassus, 1902,
Parnassus, 1903,
Parnassus, 1904, ^
Parnassus, 1905,
Parnassus, 1906,
Parnassus, 1907,
Alexander, 1909,
Arnold, 1909,
Arona, 1909,
f 2 09
12 01
2146
17 76
75 90
269 51
113 62
2 94
11 96
1 11
136 06
2 79
10 39
5 92
2 91
83
32 07
241 10
3 70
34 65
8 50
3 83
49
1 41
619 87
2 83
22 34
49
f 0 68
56
107 45
303 33
81
2 19
7 84
$9 86
12 22
9 04
7 53
8 39
6 52
11 10
66
19 36
1 04
1,658 54
422 86
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REPORT OF THE FINANCES.
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Adamsburg, 1909,
Avonmore, 1909,
Bolivar, 1909,
Cokeville, 1909,
Delmont, 1909,
Derry, 1909,
Donegal, 1909,
East Vandergrif t, 1909,
Greensburg, 1909,
Hyde Park, 1909,
Irwin, 1909,
Jeannette, 1909,
I^atrobe, 1,909,
Ligonier, 1909,
Livermore, 1909,
Manor, 1909,
Madison, 1909,
Monessen, 1909,
Mount Pleasant, 1909,
New Alexander, 1909,
New Florence, 1909,
New Kensington, 1909,
North Bellevernon, 1909,
North Irwin, 1909,
Parnassus, 1909,
Penn, 1909,
Smithton, 1909,
South Greensburg, 1909,
South West Greensburg, 1909, . .
Scottdale, 1909,
Sutersville, 1909,
Trafford, 1909,
Vandergrift, 1909,
Vandergrift Heights, 1909,
West Newton, 1909,
Youngstown, 1909,
Youngwood, 1909,
Wyoming County.
PactoTyville, 1909,
Meshoppen, 1909,
Nicholson, 1909,
Tunkhannock, 1909,
York County.
Dallastown, 1909, . . ;
Delta, 1909,
Dillsburg, 1909,
East Prospect, 1909,
Pawn Grove, 1909,
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41 94
1 77
3 84
726 59
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208 57
223 92
38 43
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116 13
2 20
13 97
188 90
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18 14
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10 08
8 87
4 37
202 32
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Foreign Fire Insurance Companies — Continued.
Felton, 1909, 61
Glen Rock, 1909, 33 54
Goldsboro, 1909, 1 03
Hanover, 1909, 265 49
Jefferson, 1909, 61
Lewisberry, 1909, 1 66
Manchester, 1909, . . ; 73
New Freedom, 1909, 9 14
New Salem, 1909, 17
North York, 1909, 2 29
Railroad, 1909, 1 73
Red Lion, 1909, 38 43
Seven Valley, 1909, 2 59
Shrewsbury, 1909, 8 51
Spring Grove, 1909, 57
Stewartstown, 1909, 6 02
Wellsville, 1909, 8 65
West York, 1909, 3 23
Windsor, 1909, 3 98 .
Wrightsville, 1909, 10 35
York, 1909, 996 87
York Haven, 1909, 16 36
Yoe, 1909, 16 44
1,454 70
Total, 1132,918 68
23. DISPENSARIES AND SANATO-
RIA. (UNDER THE SUPERVISION
OP THE DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH.)
Acquiring property ; constructing, equip-
ping, and maintaining sanatoria, in-
firmaries, and dispensaries for the free
treatment of indigent persons affected
with tuberculosis, per act of 1909, P.
L. p. 897, 1 1,083,333 29
Total, f 1,083,333 29
24. BONUS FOR RIGHT OF WAY.
REFUND TO COUNTIES OF
BONUS PAID BY FOREIGN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES FOR RIGHT OF
WAY. SECTION 2, ACT OF MAY
11, 1899, P. L. p. 289.
Pike county, f 2,655 00
Susquehanna county, 7,345 00
Total, f 10,000 00
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Expend! tares of the Commonwealth. State Tax on Personal Property.
25. REFUND OF COLLATERAL IN-
HERITANCE TAX. REFUND OF
COLLATERAL INHERITANCE TAX
ERRONEOUSLY PAID INTO THE
STATE TREASURY BY THE FOL-
LOWING NAMED ESTATES. PER
ACT OF 1901, P. L. p. 59,
Estate of H. P. Berryhill, deceased, D.
M. Hertzog, administrator, Uniontown,
Pa., 1 81 1(5
Estate of Joseph Stadelman, deceased,
Mary Kirchner, executrix, Pittsburgh,
Pa., 66 45
Estate of Anna T. Jeanes, deceased,
Pennsylvania Company for Insurance
on lives and granting annuities, exe-
cutor, Philadelphia, Pa., 24 25
Estate of Joseph Rosenmiller, deceased,
W. F. O. Rosenmiller, administrator,
York, Pa., 53 67
Estate of Anna R. Gwin, deceased, Al-
toona, Pa., 172 19
Estate of Nannie P. Fulton, deceased, M.
O. Fulton, executor, Rimersburg, Pa., 54 15
Estate of Joseph Barnsley, deceased,
Norristown Trust Company, adminis-
trator c. t. a., Norristown, Pa., 196 57
Estate of Elizabeth Sherer, deceased,
Frank Jacobs, executor, Allentown,
Pa., 289 51
Mary E. Lahey, executrix, Philadelphia,
refund of collateral inheritance tax
erroneously paid into the State Treas-
ury, 29 95
Estate of George A. Lashell, deceased,
J. R. Lashell, et al, executors, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., 512 11
Total, |1,480 01
26. BRIDGES.
Ferro Concrete Company, Ilarrisburg,
Pa., construction of a bridge across
Swatara Creek, near the borough of
Hummelstown, Dauphin county, Pa.,
per act of 1909, f 12,113 05
Total, 112,113 05
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Publishing Advertisements.
27. PUBLISHING PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Adams County Independent, Littles-
town, Pa., 1 650 00
The Advance, Leechburg, Pa., 325 00
The Advertiser, Mansfield, Pa., 325 00
The Advertiser, Northeast, Pa., 315 25
The Advocate, Ridgway, Pa., 325 00
The Agitator, Wellsboro, Pa., 313 30
The American, Donora, Pa., 325 00
The American, Mahanoy City, Pa., 487 50
The Archbald Citizen, Archbald, Pa., . . 514 10
The Argus, Easton, Pa., 124 50
The Argus and Radical, Beaver, Pa., . . . 315 25
Beaver Palls Review, Beaver Falls, Pa., 471 90
Beaver Valley, News, New Brighton, Pa., 316 55
Bellefonte Republican, Bellefonte, Pa., 420 33
Berks County Democrat, Boyertown,
Pa., 487 50
The Bulletin, Latrobe, Pa., 315 25
Butler County Record, Butler, Pa., 315 25
Cambria Freemen, Ebensburg, Pa., .... 316 55
Cameron County Press, Emporium, Pa., 316 55
Central News, Perkasie, Pa., 185 00
Chronicle-Telegraph, Pittsburgh, Pa., ... 780 00
Chronicle and News, Allentown, Pa., . . 325 00
Chronicle, Ardmore, Pa., 487 50
The Citizen, Butler, Pa., 315 25
The Citizen, Franklin, Pa., 250 25
The Citizen, Honesdale, Pa., 321 75
The Citizen, Houtzdale, Pa., 325 00
The Clarion, New Holland, Pa., 325 00
Clinton County Times, Lock Haven, Pa., 487 50
The Columbian, Bloomsburg, Pa., 325 00
Columbia County Republican, Blooms-
burg, Pa., 315 90
The Compiler, Gettysburg, Pa., 487 50
The Courier, Bristol, Pa., 325 00
The Courier, Freeburg, Pa., 315 25
The Courier, Tamaqua, Pa., 325 00
Courier-Herald, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 650 00
The Daily, York, Pa., 650 00
Daily News, Bangor, Pa., 315 25
Daily News, McKeesport, Pa., 650 00
Daily News, Shamokin, Pa., 650 00
Delaware County American, Media, Pa., 350 00
Delaware County Democrat, Chester,
Pa., 325 00
The Democrat, Washington, Pa., 350 00
The Democrat and Sentinel, Lewistown,
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Publishing Advertisements — Continued.
Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, Pa., 350 00
Democratic Vindicator, Tionesta, Pa., . . 315 25
The Derrick, Oil City, Pa., 340 20
The Dispatch, Birdsboro, Pa., 325 00
The Dispatch, Erie, Pa., 650 00
The Dispatch, Milford, Pa., 308 10
The Dispatch, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1,170 00
The Dispatch, York, Pa., 650 00
Dispatch and Republican, Mercer, Pa., . . 503 36
Doylestown Democrat, Doylestown, Pa., 350 00
Economy-Citizen, Ambridge, Pa., 315 25
Elk County Democrat, Ridgway, Pa., . . 315 25
Elk County Gazette, St. Marys, Pa., ... 315 25
Ellwood Citizen, Ellwood City, Pa., 191 49
The Enterprise, Belle Vernon, Pa., 325 00
The Enterprise, Cambridge Springs, Pa., 315 25
Erie Tageblatt, Erie, Pa., 414 05
Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 1,625 00
The Item, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,625 00
The Evening News, Franklin, Pa., 269 50
The Evening News, Renovo, Pa., 315 25
The Evening News, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., . . 650 00
Evening Telegram, Ashland, Pa., 472 87
Evening Telegraph, Philadelphia, Pa., . . 1,625 00
The Express, Lock Haven, Pa., 318 50
The Express, Marienville, Pa., 325 00
Forest Republican, Tionesta, Pa., 315 25
Franklin Repository, Chambersburg, Pa., 375 00
Free Press, Easton, Pa., 178 75
Free Press, Westfleld, Pa., 310 05
Fulton County News, McConnellsburg,
Pa., 315 25
Fulton Republican, McConnellsburg, Pa., 315 25
The Gazette, Driftwood, Pa., 315 25
The Gazette, Pittston, Pa., 470 00
Gazette and Bulletin, Williamsport, Pa., 596 70
Gazette-Herald, Dushore, Pa., 325 00
Gazette-Times, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1,300 00
German Daily Gazette, Philadelphia,
Pa., 1,625 00
The Globe, Huntingdon, Pa., 315 25
The Graphic, Honeybrook, Pa., 325 00
Hawley Times, Hawley, Pa., 315 90
Hazleton, Sentinel, Hazleton, Pa., 650 00
The Herald, Beaver Springs, Pa., 472 87
The Herald, Carlisle, Carlisle, Pa., 462 50
The Herald, Hanover, Hanover, Pa., .... 315 25
The Herald, Linesville, Pa., 315 25
The Herald, Martinsburg, Pa., 315 90
The Herald, Sellersville, Pa., 215 00
The Herald, Sbamokln, Pa., 487 50
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Publishing Advertisements — Continued.
The Herald, Shenandoah, Pa., 487 50
The Herald, Newton Hamilton, Pa., 325 00
The Herald, Norristown, Pa., 646 10
The Independent, Columbia, Pa., 325 00
Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa., 453 18
Indiana Times, Indiana, Pa., 323 70
Bedford Inquirer, Bedford, Pa., 325 00
The Inquirer, Lancaster, Pa., 336 00
The Jeffersonian, Stroudsburg, Pa., . . 317 20
Jewish Morning Journal, Philadelphia,
Pa., 1,625 00
The Journal, Mechanicsburg, Pa., 314 60
Middletown Journal, Middletown, Pa., . 650 00
Juniata Globe, Thompson town, Pa., 325 00
Juniata Herald, Mifflintown, Pa., 325 00
Juniata Sentinel and Republican, Mifflin-
town, Pa., 319 80
Kensington Keystone, New Kensington,
Pa., 325 00
Keystone Gazette, Beliefonte, Pa., 455 00
The Leader, Allentown, Pa., 325 00
The Leader, Carbondale, Pa., 650 00
The Leader, Corry, Pa., 313 95
Pittsburgh Leader, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1,300 00
The Ledger, Newport, Pa., 325 00
The Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., 315 25
The Ledger, Susquehanna, Pa 313 30
Lewisburg Journal, Lewisburg, Pa 325 00
L'Opinion, Philadelphia, Pa., '. 1,625 00
The Luminary, Muncy, Pa., 325 00
Lykens Standard, Lykens, Pa., 390 00
The Warren Mail, Warren, Pa., 315 25
Mapleton Item, Mapleton Depot, Pa., . . 315 90
McKean Democrat, Smethport, Pa., 315 25
Indiana Messenger, Indiana, Pa., 453 18
Meadville Messenger, Meadville, Pa., . . 715 00
The Miltonian, Milton, Pa., 315 25
Miners' Journal, Pottsville, Pa., 646 10
Charleroi Mirror, Charleroi, Pa., 325 00
Warren Mirror, Warren, Pa., 633 10
Monessen News, Monessen, Pa., 350 00
Morning Call, Allentown, Pa., 319 80
Morning Journal, DuBois, Pa., 487 50
Morning Republican, Chester, Pa., 350 00
Mountain Echo, Shickshinny, Pa., 472 87
Morning Era, Bradford, Pa., 487 50
Morning Herald, Uniontown, Pa., 350 00
Morning News, Lancaster, Pa., 335 00
Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., 313 95
Mountaineer Herald, Ebensburg, Pa., . . 325 00
lit Union Times, Mt Union, Pa., 185 ^ ^00gk
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Expenditures of the OommoowealtL. Publishing Advertisement*— Continued.
The New Era, Lancaster, Pa., 326 70
The News, Cambridge Springs, Pa., 322 40
The News, Columbia, Pa., 375 00
The News, Lebanon, Pa., 630 50
The News, Mount Jewett, Pa., 325 00
The News, Tidioute, Pa., 314 60
The North American, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,625 00
Northumberland County Democrat, Sun-
bury, Pa., 484 57
The Observer, Scottdale, Pa., 325 00
Olyphant Gazette, Olyphant, Pa., 339 00
The Patriot, Harrisburg, Pa., 975 00
Peoples Advocate and Press, New Bloom-
field, Pa., 314 60
Perry County Democrat, New Bloom-
field, Pa., , 315 25
German Daily Demokrat, Philadelphia,
Pa., 1,625 00
The Press, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,625 00
Philadelphia Tageblat, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,625 00
Pike County Press, Milford, Pa., 308 75
The Plain Dealer, McClure, Pa., 325 00
The Post, Middleburg, Pa., 325 00
Pittsburgh Post, Pittsburgh, Pa., 845 00
Potter County Journal, Coudersport, Pa., 346 50
Potter Enterprise, Coudersport, Pa., 350 00
Everett Press, Everett, Pa., 315 25
The Press, Greensburg, Pa., 1,018 55
The Press, Johnsonburg, Pa., 315 25
The Press, Kittanning, Pa., 630 50
The Press, Lehighton, Pa., 315 25
The Press, Pittsburgh, Pa., 882 70
Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,625 00
Public Spirit, Clearfield, Pa., 630 50
Punxsutawney Republican, Punxsu-
tawney, Pa., % 325 00
Raftsman's Journal, Clearfield, Pa., . . 470 92
Reading Eagle, Reading, Pa., 520 00
Reading Post, Reading, Pa., 487 50
The Record, Brockwayville, Pa., 325 00
Coatesville Record, Coatesville, Pa., . . 975 00
Cresson Record, Cresson, Pa., 487 50
Duncannon Record, Duncannon, Pa., . . 315 25
Olyphant Record, Olyphant, Pa., 474 82
Philadelphia Record, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,511 25
The Record, Washington, Pa., 350 00
The Record, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 650 00
Reporter-Journal, Towanda, Pa., 260 00
The Republican, Brookville, Pa., 650 00
Clarion Republican, Clarion, Pa., 390 00
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Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Publishing Advertisements— Continued.
Doylestown Republican, Doylestown,
Pa., 200 00
Everett Republican, Everett, Pa., 315 25
The Republican, Meyersdale, Pa., 321 75
The Republican, Monongahela, Pa., 325 00
Pottsville Republican, Pottsville, Pa., . . 975 00
Scranton Republican, Scranton, Pa., . . 650 00
Waynesburg Republican, Waynesburg,
Pa., 325 00
Republican and New Age, Tunkhannock,
Pa., 315 25
The Review, East Brady, Pa., 325 00
Saturday News, Lewisburg, Pa., 650 00
Scranton Times, Scranton, Pa., 650 00
Semi- Weekly News, Lebanon, Pa., 630 50
Sharon Eagle, Sharon, Pa., 315 25
Sharon Herald, Sharon, Pa., 315 25
Sharpsburg and Etna Herald, Sharps-
burg, Pa., 316 55
Shenango Valley News, Greenville, Pa.,, 325 00
The Signal, Lilly, Pa., 325 00
Slovensky Dennik, Pittsburgh, Pa., 650 00
Snyder County News, Middleburg, Pa., 325 00
Snyder County Tribune, Selinsgrove, Pa., 325 00
Punxsutawney Spirit, Punxsutawney,
Pa., 650 00
The Spy, Columbia, Pa., 350 00
Somerset Standard, Somerset, Pa., 315 25
The Star, Barnesboro, Pa., 316 55
The Star, Wrightsville, Pa., 325 00
Star and Sentinel, Gettysburg, Pa., 325 00
Sullivan Review, Dushore, Pa., 325 00
Sunday Call, Easton, Pa., 130 00
The Telegram, Reading, Pa., 295 00
Harrisburg Telegraph, Harrisburg, Pa., 1,000 00
Mifflinburg Telegraph, Mifflinburg, Pa., 325 00
The Courier, Connellsville, Pa., 350 00
The Druid, Scranton, Pa., 650 00
The Globe, South Bethlehem, Pa., 650 00
The Waynesboro Record, VVaynesboro,
Pa., 487 50
Times-Chronicle, Jenkintown, Pa., .... 487 50
The Times, Belleville, Pa., 325 00
The Times, Chester, Pa., 350 00
The Times, Erie, Pa., 1,000 00
The Times, Lebanon, Pa., 315 25
The Times, Norristown, Pa., 650 00
The Times, Reading, Pa., 845 00
The Times-Record, Sayre, Pa., 487 50
The Times, Stroudsburg, Pa., 317 20
Th# Time*, Tyrone, Pa., 8"D!iedby(
No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 627
Expenditures of the Commonwealth. Publishing Advertisements— Continued.
The Times, Waynesburg, Pa., 322 40
Titusville Morning Herald, Titusville,
Pa., 350 00
The Tribune, Beaver Falls, Pa., 487 50
Johnstown Tribune, Johnstown, Pa., . . 420 00
The Tribune, Kittanning, Pa., 315 25
The Tribune, Mahanoy City, Pa., 316 55
Tribune-Republican, Meadville, Pa., ... 975 00
The Tribune, Royersford, Pa., 325 00
Scranton Tribune, Scranton, Pa., 650 00
Tribune-Herald, Greensburg, Pa., ' 675 00
Scranton Truth, Scranton, Pa., 650 00
The Village Record, West Chester, Pa., 650 00
Carlisle Volunteer, Carlisle, Pa., 325 00
Volksblatt and Freiheits Freund, Pitts-
burg, Pa., 650 00
Waterford Leader, Waterford, Pa., 322 40
Western Press, Mercer, Pa., 520 00
West Schuylkill Herald, Tower City, Pa., 315 25
Williamsport News, Williamsport, Pa., . 630 50
Williamsport Sun, Williamsport, Pa., . . 650 00
Coal Gazette, Mauch Chunk, Pa., 350 00
The Daily Item, Sunbury, Pa., 487 50
The Daily Record, Mahanoy City, Pa., . . 630 50
Gazette-Register, Troy, Pa., 237 64
Independent Republican, Montrbse, Pa., 308 75
Lansford Leader, Lansford, Pa., 472 88
McKeesport Evening Times, McKeesport,
Pa., 650 00
New Hope News, New Hope, Pa., 325 00
New Castle Herald, New Castle, Pa., . . 695 50
News Standard, Uniontown, Pa., 339 50
Nicholson Record, Nicholson, Pa., 315 25
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,625 00
The Plain Speaker, Hazleton, Pa., 650 00
Public Opinion, Chambersburg, Pa., 487 50
Star-Independent, Harrisburg, Pa., 1,000 00
Pittsburgh Sun, Pittsburgh, Pa., 845 00
Evening Herald, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,625 00
Strasburg Weekly News, Strasburg, Pa., 315 90
Evening Times, Philadelphia, Pa., 975 00
Selinsgrove Times, Selinsgrove, Pa., .. 315 25
Coatesville Times, Coatesville, Pa., 368 55
Evening Star, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,300 00
Morning News, Danville, Pa., 325 00
Montour American, Danville, Pa., 325 00
Coatesville Times, Coatesville, Pa., 319 80
Total, $137,219 58
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Expenditure* of the Commonwealth. Miscellaneous General.
28. MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL.
Payment of rewards for convictions of
violations of game, fish and fire laws,
per act of 1909, P. L. p, 671, |150 00
Expenses of opening and counting vote
for State officers, per act of 1909, P. L.
p. 908, 1,000 00
William Clark, for 400 copies of the
History of Hampton Battery "F", In-
dependent Pennsylvania Artillery, per
act of 1909, P. L. p. 684, . . . . 780 00
P. F. Rodenbaugh, for 400 copies of the
History of the Eighteenth Pennsyl-
vania Cavalry, per act of 1909, P. L.
p. 684, 800 00
Mary E. Lefever, sole heir of S. J. Van-
dorn, for services of S. J. Vandorn as
private in Company "C", Erie Regi-
ment, per act of April 16, 1862, 15 77
The Lord Baltimore Press, Baltimore,
Md., for plates furnished for Mason
and Dixon Line Report, per act of
1909, P. L. p. 779, 95 57
Payment of reward of fifteen
thousand dollars (flo,-
000 00) for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the
abductors of William Whit-
la, of the county of Mercer,
State of Pennsylvania; per
act of 1909, P. L. p, 865:
Cleveland Police Department
(Pension Fund), Cleven-
land, Ohio, f 6,900 00
Patrick O'Reilly, Cleveland,
Ohio, 5,000 00
William H. Hunley, Cleve-
land, Ohio, 2,000 00
Q. A. Gordon, Mercer, Pa., . . 500 00
T. C. Cochran, Mercer, Pa., . . 500 00
Martin Crain, Sharon, Pa., . . 100 00
|15,000 00
Edward B. Mathers, Baltimore, Md., for
editing and compiling report on the
re-survey of the Mason and Dixon
Line, per act of 1909, P. L. p. 779, . . . 1,000 00
Fees of county officers for furnishing
information to the officers of the Com-
monwealth in accordance with the
act of April 14, 1897, P. L. p. 22; per
act of 1909, Section 19, P. L. p. 910, . . 440 50
No. 2. REPORT OF THE FINANCES. 629
Expenditures or the Commonwealth. Miscellaneous General — Continued.
Norcross Bros. & Company, Worcester,
Mass., for the erection of a memorial
column in Memorial Continental Hall,
at Washington, D. C, per act of 1905,
P. L. p. 458, 1,846 16
Harrisburg Publishing Company, State
Printer, Harrisburg, Pa., for printing
and binding joint report on the re-sur-
vey of the Mason and Dixon Line, p£r
act of 1909, P. L. p. 779, 5,429 24
L. S. Dickey, for 400 copies of the his-
tory of the 101st Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, per act of May 13,
1909, P. L. p. 684, 800 00
Herman P. Miller, Harrisburg, Pa., for
services as compiler of SmulPs Legis-
lative Handbook for the year 1910, . . 1,500 00
W. Harry Baker, Harrisurg, Pa., for
services as assistant compiler of
SmulPs Legislative Handbook for the
year 1910, 1,500 00
Contribution to the Pennsylvania State
College by the United States Govern-
ment, 45,000 00
L. S. Dickey, for 400 copies of the His-
tory of the 103rd Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, per act of May 13,
1909, P. L. p. 684, 800 00
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Interest Certificates.
VII. INTEREST CERTIFICATES.
Statement showing the original amount of certificates issued to the holders of the
public loans for interest due thereon at the periods herein stated, the amount of
the same cancelled and funded, and the amounts outstanding, together with those
unclaimed.
CERTIFICATES ISSUED.
For interest due August 1, 1842, $863,033 76
Fop interest due February 1, 1843, 864,016 97
Fop interest due August 1, 1843, 914,737 03
Fop interest due February 1, 1844, 918,217 71
Fop interest due August 1, 1844, 922,818 54
Fop guaranteed interest due Bald
Eagle and Spring Creek Navigation
Company, January 1, 1843, 5,000 00
Fop guaranteed interest due Danville
and Pottsville Bailroad Company,
December, 1842, 15,000 00
Of this sum there has been funded and
cancelled as follows:
Certificates of August, 1842.
Funded per act April 29,
1844, 122^752 80
Funded pep Act April 16,
1845, 805,693 66
Received in payment of
debts due the Common-
wealth, 5,641 43
f4,502,824 01
{834,087 89
Certificates of February, 1843.
Funded per Act April 16,
1845, 1836,411 71
Received in payment of
debts due the Common-'
wealth, 55 00
Certificates of August, 1843.
Funded per Act April 16,
1845, 1887,074 56
Received in payment of
debts due the Common-
wealth, 100 00
836,466 71
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Interest Certificates— Continued.
Certificates of February, 1844.
Funded per Act April 16,
1845, 1888,563 28
Received in payment of
debts due the Common-
wealth, 1,071 73
889,635 01
Certificates of August, 1844.
Funded per Act April 16,
1845, 1893,202 18
Received in payment of
debts due the Common-
wealth, 100 54
893,302 72
Certificates of the Bald Eagle and Spring
Creek Navigation Company.
Funded per act April 29,
1844, 12,328 75
Funded per Act April 16,
1845, 2,498 75
4,827 50
Certificates of the Danville and Pottsville
Railroad Company.
Funded per act April 29,
1844, 18,183 33
Funded per Act April 16,
1845, 6,816 67
15 000 00
4,360,494 39
Balance of unfunded certificates, f 14?,329 62
The following amount of outstanding
certificates has been redeemed at the
State Treasury during the fiscal year
ending with November 30, 1852, to
1906, inclusive, viz:
Certificates of August, 1842, |24,947 72
Certificates of February, 1943, 25,247 84
Certificates of August, 1843, 25,469 96
Certificates of February, 1844, 26,322 60
Certificates of August, 1844, 27,207 96
Certificates of Bald Eagle and Spring
Creek Navigation Company, 125 00
129,291 08
Leaving outstanding December 1, 1906, f 13,038 54
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Interest Certificates — Continued.
The following are the outstanding cer-
tificates composing the sum, viz :
Certificates of August, 1842, |3,998 15
Certificates of February, 1843, 2,332 42
Certificates of August, 1843, 2,092 51
Certificates of February, 1844, 2,260 10
Certificates of August, 1844, 2,307 8ft
Certificates of Bald Eagle and Spring
Creek Navigation Company, 47 50
f 13,038 54
To which may be added the amount of
interest due for which certificates
have not been claimed hence not is-
sued, viz.:
For interest due August, 1842, |225 10
For interest due February, 1843, 700 36
For interest due August, "1843, 681 86
For interest due February, 1844, 2,094 29
For interest due August, 1844, 716 77
4,448 38
Total, 117,486 92
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Relief Notes Issued by the Several Banks of the Commonwealth.
VIII. RELIEF NOTES.
Statement" showing the several banks of the Commonwealth that issued notes in
pursuance of the Act of May 4, 1841, the original amount issued by them, respec-
tively, the amount of the same redeemed and canceled, and the amount remaining
in circulation, together with those banks that re-issued said notes in pursuance of
the Act of April 10, 1849, and the amounts of re-issue outstanding.
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Bank of Penn Township, 100,000
Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Bank, 80,260
Moyamenslng Bank ?. '02,500
Bank of Chambersburg 66,000
Bank of Chester County 71,012
Bank of Delaware County 43,067
Bank of German town 35,524
Bank of Gettysburg 30,958
Bank of Lewlstown, 74,259
Bank of Middletown ° 49.320
Bank of Northumberland 40,000
Bank of Susquehanna County ° 25, 000
Berks County Bank t45,787
Carlisle Bank, 57,626
Columbia Bank and Bridge Company, 25,479
Erie Bank 375,474
Exchange Bank of Pittsburg 177, 775
Farmers' Bank of Bucks County, 23,055
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster 80,000
Farmers' Bank of Reading 60,072
Farmers' and Drovers' Bank, Waynesbnrg 27,750
Harrlsburg Bank 76,042
Lancaster Bank 38,430
Lancaster County Bank 18,750
Lebanon County Bank, 17,570
$68,153
$1,847
97,862
2,138
78.817
1,448
62,500
63,974
2,026
$297
71,298
214
41,872
1,186
35,117
407
29,739
1,219
72.163
2,096
49.320
12,645
38,609
1,891
25,000
45,787
55,780
1,846
235
24,758
721
875,474
171,874
6,401
22,088
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77,956
2,044
4,429
57,362
2,170
26.980
73,726
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28,892
18,139
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•These banks, under the authority of the eleventh and twelfth sections of the act of May 4.
1841, issued the following sums, in addition to those here stated, and pledged to the Auditor
General, as security for the redemption of the same, equal amounts of Ave per centum State
stock, viz:
Moyamenslng Bank $12,500
Bank of Middletown, 5,050
Bank of Susquehanna County, 5,200
$22,750
Of these Issues, the Bank of Commerce (late Moyamenslng) has redeemed $11,800, and re-
ceived back the same amount of the pledged security, whilst at the State Treasury, there has
been redeemed of the issues of the Bank of Middletown the sum of $3,525, and of the Bank of
8usquebanna County $4,471, for which equal amounts of the pledged stocks have been canceled,
leaving still In circulation of these extra Issues — Moyamenslng Bank, $700; Bank of Middletown,
$1,505, and the Bank of Susquehanna County, $729.00.
tThe Berks County Bank made an over-Issue of relief notes to the amount of $28,501. For the
redemption of these the Commonwealth became responsible, pursuant to the act of January 29,
1845, and has redeemed the sum of $27,554; leaving in circulation $947.
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Belief Notes— Concluded.
RELIEF NOTES— Continued.
Banks.
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Merchants' and Manufacturers* Bank, Pittsburg, $120,000 00
- - - 40,080
81,600
81,171
107.600
26^000
80382
52,726
$118,067
49.006
80,519
29,289
107.600
24.706
29.814
51.445
Totals, $2,220,264 $2,179,458
Miners' Bank, Pottsvllle,
Monongabela Bank of BrownsYille,
Northampton Bank,
Towanda Bank
West Branch Bank
Wyoming Bank, Wilkes- Barre, . ..,
York Bank,
$1,888
980
981
1,882
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1,270
$40,808 $56,294
Amount In circulation of old
Amount in circulation of new Issues,
$40,806
65,294
$96,100
Note. — Under the construction giren to the act of April 10, 1849, in accordance with the
opinion of the Attorney General, many of the re-issues as they became defaced, were canceled
and renewed.
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Domestic Creditors.
IX. DOMESTIC CREDITORS.
Statement showing the names of the original holders of the outstanding scrip issued
to domestic creditors, and the number, original amount amount redeemed and
amount remaining unpaid of the respective certificates.
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Of which there has been redeemed the sum of,
Balance outstanding
$1,514,332 17
1,514,307 17
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Stock Held by the Commonwealth.
X. STATEMENT.
Showing the amount of stock held by the Commonwealth in sundry corporations on
the 1st day of December, 1909.
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$60 00
25 00
50 00
$75,000 00
8,000 00
250,807 47
81,647 15
$414,954 62
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Public Debt.
XL PUBLIC DEBT.
Statement showing the indebtedness of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on the
1st day of December, 1910.
Funded debt:
Three and one-half per cent, currency
loan of 1881, due 1912, f 532,250 00
Four per cent, currency loan of 1881,
due 1912, . . . .* 1,201,500 00
Six per cent. Agricultural College land
script bond, payable, 1922, 500,000 00
Six per cent, proceeds from sale of ex-
perimenetal farms, 17,000 00
Total, 12,250,750 00
Unfunded debt and debt upon which interest has
ceased:
Belief notes issued under act of May 4,
1841, 196,100 00
Interest certificates unclaimed, 4,448 38
Interest certificates outstanding, 13,038 54
Chambersburg certificates unclaimed, . . 90 40
Domestic creditor, 25 00
Five per cent, bonds upon which inter-
est has ceased, 18,414 70
Six per cent, bonds upon which inter-
est has ceased, 2,000 00
Total, 134,117 02
Public debt December 1, 1910, 12,384,867 02
Assets of the Sinking Fund :
Cash in banks, 2,440,856 98
Net surplus December 1, 1910, |8,117 94
RECAPITULATION.
Public debt December 1, 1910, $2,384,867 02
Assets of Sinking fund, 2,440,856 96
Net surplus as above, $ 55,989 96
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INDEX.
Page.
A.
Accounts, Board of Public 442
Accrued interest and penalties, 392
Adjutant General's Department, 433
Advertising:
Amendments to Constitution, 622
Schedules, 456
General revenue fund, 469
Agriculture, Department of, 434
Agricultural Associations, premiums paid to, 598
Anthony Wayne, monument to, 463
Annuity for right of way, '. 391
Anthracite District, Inspection and Supervision of, 421
Armory Board, 442
Appropriations:
To counties (common school), 487
Arsenal, State, 515,567
Associate Judges, 409
Attorney General's Department, 419
Auctioneers' licenses, receipts from, '. 384
Auditor General's Department, 1 416
Officials and employes, Mi
Letter, iil-xii
Automobile division, 436
Licenses, 391
B.
Bankers, Brokers, tax on gross receipts, 386
Banking Department, 434
Banks, National, 3
State, 16
Bank stock, tax on, 18
Billiard Licenses, 384
Binding and Printing (Public), 415
Bituminous District — Inspection and Supervision of, 424
Board of Game Commissioners, 458
Board of Pardons, 441
Board of Public Charities, 441
Board of Public Accounts, 442
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings 442
Board of Revenue Commissioners, 440
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Board of Quarantine, State, 457
Bonds of Officials, 447
Bonus on Charters, 1-2
Corporations and Associations 369
Incorporated State Banks, 16
Refunded to Counties, 620
Trust Companies, 20
Borough High Schools, 490
Bottlers' licenses 382
Brewing companies, receipts from, etc., 45
Brewers' licenses 382
Brick, Slate, Clay, Stone and Quarry Co.'s, receipts from, 50
Bridges, 621
Bridges and turnpikes, receipts from, etc., 61
Brokers' licenses, 384
Buildings and Grounds, Public, 442
Building and Loan Associations, Domestic, 28
C.
Care and treatment of the indigent insane, 466
Certificate issued, 655
Circus, theatre, etc., licenses, receipts from, 384
Cities and boroughs, fire insurance premiums paid to 599
Charitable institutions, 469
Homes, 477
Hospitals and asylums, 469
Institutions, 481
Societies, 482
Recapitulation of above, 483
Charities, Board of, 441
Classified statement showing amount paid into State Treasury by the
several corporations named for fiscal year, 1910, 369
Coal, coke and coal mining, receipts from, etc., 67
Coal mines, inspection and supervision 421
Coke, coal mining, receipts from, 67
Collateral inheritance tax on 371
Collateral inheritance tax, refunded 621
Collateral Inheritance Tax (Delinquent) collected 652
Commission for compilation of laws of Pennsylvania prior to 1800, . . 462
On Valley Forge Park 462
Pennsylvania Free Library 438
On topographical and geological survey, 463
To erect a building for insane, under homeopathic treatment, . . 462
To erect monument at Culpepper, Va. 462
To erect Hospital for Criminal Insane, 462
Salisbury Prison, 462
Shamokin Hospital, 462
Cold Harbor Battlefield, 462
For monument at Anderson ville, 462
Navigation, 439
Armory Board, 442
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To build institution for feeble-minded, Ac, of Eastern Penna., . . 462
Water Supply, 439
Propagation of sturgeon and other fish, 463
Maj. Gen. Anthony Wayne Monument 463
Promotion of uniformity of legislation 462
Pennsylvania State Railroad, 440
On Vicksburg Battlefield 462
Gettysburg Battlefield, 462
Sinking fund, 440
On toll roads, 463
To revise laws on corporations, etc., 463
To revise election laws 463
College and University Council 458
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, 440
Common pleas courts, 397
Common schools, 483
Appropriations to counties, 487
Miscellaneous (Corn Planter Indians), 511
Salaries paid county superintendents, 483
State Normal Schools, 489
Borough High Schools 490
Township High Schools, 502
Recapitulation, 511
Commonwealth's portion of road tax paid townships that abolished the
work tax, 582
Commonwealth's portion of expenses, incurred in extinction of forest
fires, per act of 1897, 583
Commonwealth cases, fees and costs, 418,432
Conscience money, 392
Constitutional Amendments, advertising, 622
Contracts, schedules, etc 454
Corporations, receipts from delinquent, 651
Counsel fees and costs in Commonwealth cases, 418,432
County appropriations (common schools), 487
Superintendents, salaries, 483
Counties, receipts from 371
Receipts from licenses, 374
County loans, tax on, 371,374
D.
Dairy and Food Division 435
Debt, public, statement of 653,662
Delinquent corporations, receipts from 651
Delinquent collateral Inheritance tax collected 652
Delinquent tax collections, 652
Dental Council 458
Departments of State Government:
Adjutant General 433
Agriculture, 434
Attorney General, t 419
Auditor General, 416
Banking,
Executive, Wf^S!
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Factory Inspector, , v... 433
Fisheries, .. . . .. 437
Forestry, 436
Health, 467
Insurance, 433
Internal Affairs, 420
Mines, 421
Public Instruction, 432
Public Grounds and Buildings , 442
State, , 416
State Highway, 435
State Library 437
State Police, 439
Treasury, 419
Detailed statement of tax on loans (county and municipal), ..... 371
Statement of receipts from counties (licenses), 382
Distillers' licenses, receipts from, 382
Dispensaries, 620
Domestic creditors, 660
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Eastern Penitentiary, 495
Eating house licenses, 384
Enrollment and licensing stallions 391
Escheats, receipts from, 391
Payments, j 696
Examinations of banks, savings institutions, trust companies and for-
eign and domestic building and loan associations, 39
Examination:
Of candidates for mine foreman, Anthracite 426
Of candidates for mine foreman. Bituminous, 429
Of candidates for mine inspectors 431
Executive Department, 416
Expenditures of the Commonwealth, \ 393
Of Commonwealth, itemized, 395
Of Commonwealth, summary of payments, 395
Expenses of government, 393
Expenses of bank examinations, 18
Expenses, miscellaneous, 628
Extinguishing forest fires, 583
Expenses of primary elections, 697
F.
Factory Inspection, Department, 433
Farmers' and Mechanics' National Bank, Phila., fiscal agent, 463
Fees of State Officers 390
Ferry companies, receipts from, etc., 86
Fertilizer, tax on sale of 388
Fertilizer Licenses, 388
Financial corporations and associations 39
Fines, n 390T
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Page.
Fire companies, Harrisburg, 697
Fiscal Agent of the Commonwealth, 463
Free Library Commission, 438
Fisheries Department, 437
Fishing Licenses 391
Foreign Fire Insurance Premiums returned 699
Foreign Insurance Companies, receipts from, 40
Forest fires, Commonwealth's portion of expense, 583
Forest fire expense refunded, 392
Forestry Department, 436
Reservations, to purchase of lands, 584
Reserves, amount paid school districts on lands acquired for, . . 590
Reservation revenues, 392
Reserves, amount paid townships on lands acquired for 585
Fish, propagation of, 463
G.
Game Commissioners, Board of 458
Gas Companies (including artificial and natural), receipts from, 87
General Expenses, National Guard, 612
Gratuities and Pensions, 694
Gross receipts, tax on:
Bankers, 386
Notaries public, 391
Corporations, 369
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Harrisburg fire companies 597
Health Department, 457
Heat, light and power, receipts from, 123
Light and water furnished 448
Highway Department, 435
Highway Construction, receipts from refund, 391
Highway Construction, 4c., 681
Homes, 477
Hospitals and asylums, .' . 466
House of Refuge, Philadelphia, 465
House of Representatives, expenses of, 395
Hunting license, 391
Huntingdon Reformatory, 465
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Improvement and land, receipts from, etc 98 ,
Income, tax on, 386
Incorporated savings Institutions without capital stock, 19
Incorporated State banks, 16
Indebtedness of the Commonwealth (public debt) 653
Insane, care and treatment of, 466
Insane, care of, receipts from, .• v^-^«~ 392
Inspection and supervision of coal mines, W^.ty.
G.Q.CK, 421
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Institutions:
Charitable, 469
Miscellaneous, 482
Interest certificates 655
Interest on:
Corporation and associations, 369
Public loans, 463
State deposits in banks, general and sinking fund, 30
Internal Affairs, Department of 420
Insurance companies (domestic), receipts from, etc 95
Insurance corporations, foreign, receipts from 40
Insurance, Department of, 433
Insurance premiums paid cities and boroughs 599
Insurance of State property, receipt, 392
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Judiciary, salaries, etc., 396
Associate judges, 409
Courts of common pleas, 397
Separate orphans' courts, 408
Supreme Court, 396
Superior Court 397
Miscellaneous expenses of, 412
Recapitulation, 414
L.
Lands, receipts from sale of, 392
Land and improvement, receipts from, 98
Laws of Pennsylvania prior to 1800 462
Legislative Reference Bureau, 438
Legislative Record, 396
Letter of Auditor General, Transmitting Report, iii-iv
Library, State 437
Licenses, receipts from, 382
Auctioneers', 384
Billiards 384
Bottlers', 382
Brewers', 382
Brokers', 384
Distillers', 382
Eating houses, 384
Pishing 391
Fertilizer 388
Hunting, 391
Mercantile, retail, 382
Wholesale 382
Oleomargarine, 391
Peddlers', 384
Renovated butter, 391
Retail liquor, 382
Stallions, 391
Theatre, circuses, etc., 384
Wholesale liquor.
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Light, heat and power, receipts from, 123
Light, heat and power, electric, 448
Livestock Sanitary Board, 391,435
Loans, tax on county and municipal, 371,374
Tax on corporations, etc., 369
Tax on trust companies, 20
Redeemed, 463
M.
Manufacturing, receipts from, etc., 139
Market companies, receipts from, 255
Medical Council of Pennsylvania, 458
Mercantile appraisers' mileage, 460
Mercantile licenses, receipts from, 382
Mileage, mercantile appraisers' 460
Mines, Department, 421
Mine Inspectors, 421
Mine foremen, examination of 426
Inspectors, examination of, 431
Mining and oil, receipts from 257
Miscellaneous, of common schools, 511
Receipts from corporations, 369
General, payments, 628
Institutions, 482
Receipts 392
Monthly expenditures, statement of 639
Monthly receipts, statement of 630
Municipal Loans, tax on, 369,374
Monument to Maj. Qen. Anthony Wayne, 463
N.
National banks 3
National Guard of Pennsylvania, expenses of 512
Armory Board, 442
Expenses of Division Headquarters, 517
First Brigade, expenses of, 512,524
Second Brigade, expenses of, 513,534
Third Brigade, expenses of, 514,544
Fourth Brigade,
Military stores and supplies, expenses of 567
Rifle range expenses 579
State Arsenal, 443,567
State Military Board, 566
Transportation, 567
Militia, State Naval 519
Recapitulation, 580
Navigation, Commissioners of, 439
Normal Schools ~ . . 489
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Notaries public commission 371
Notaries public receipts, tax on 391
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Officials and employes of the Auditor General's Department, Mi
Oil and mining, receipts from, etc., 257
Oleomargarine license, 391
Orphans' (separate) courts, 408
P.
Pamphlet laws, 371
Pardons, Board of, 441
Peddlers' license, receipts from, 384
Penalties, 392
Penitentiaries, 465
Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory, Huntingdon, 465
Pennsylvania Reform School, Morganza, 466
Pennsylvania Educational Association, 511
Pensions and Gratuities, 594
Personal property, State tax on, 371
Tax returned to counties, 463
Valuation of, 648
Philadelphia Protectory, 466
Power, light and heat, receipts from, 123
Premiums paid to treasurers of cities and boroughs, 599
Premiums paid to agricultural associations, 598
Primary election expenses, 597
Printing and binding, 415
Prothonotary of Supreme Court 412
Public Accounts, Board of, 442
Charities, Board of, 441
Grounds and Building, 442
Debt, 653,662
Instruction, Department of 432
Printing and binding, 415
Publishing statement revenue fund, 459
Publishing Constitutional amendments 622
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Quarantine Board, State, 457
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Railroad Commission, Penna., 440
Railroad (steam) receipts from, etc 263
Railways (passenger) receipts from, etc 275
Recapitulation of:
Charitable institutions, 483
Common schools 611
Office Superintendent, heat, light, water, etc .^. 456
Judiciary, PJgiij^.bj/.Vp.O )4w
.'b^Qx 414
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National Guard of Pennsylvania 580
Public Grounds and Buildings, supplies, 456
Public Printing and Binding 415
Receipts and expenditures of State Treasurer (monthly), 630
Receipts from corporations and associations, 1-2
Brewing and distilling companies, 45
Brick, slate, clay, stone and quarry 50
Bridges and turnpikes 61
Coal, coke and coal mining, 67
Ferry companies, 85
Gas companies (including artificial and natural), 87
Insurance companies (domestic), 95
Land, and Improvement, 98
Light, heat and power, 123
Manufacturing, 255
Market companies, 255
Oil and mining 257
Railroad (steam), 263
Railways (passenger), 275
Transportation (miscellaneous) 290
Telephone and telegraph, 294
Trust companies : 20
Water companies, 302
Miscellaneous corporations, 321
Receipts from counties, 371
Collateral inheritances, 371
Licenses 382
Loans (county and municipal), 371
Notaries public (commissions), 371
Pamphlet laws '. . . . 371
Personal property, 371
Writs, wills, deeds, etc., 371
Receipts from fines, 390
Receipts from foreign insurance companies, 40
Receipts from tax on sale of fertilizers 388
Receipts from trust companies 20
Receipts from delinquent corporations, , . . . . 651
Receipts, summary of, 1-2
Receipts, summary of, from financial corporations and associations, . . 369
Reference Bureau, legislative 438
Reformatories , 465
Refund to counties of bonus paid by foreign railroad companies 620
Refund on account highway construction, 391
Refunded cash, 390
Refunded oleomargarine and distillery licenses, 627
Refunded collateral inheritance tax, 621
Relief notes, , 658
Renovated butter, : 391
Reporter, State 43S
Report on the Finance, iii-iv
Restitution, account Capitol Trials, 392
Retail liquor licenses, receipts from 382
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Revenue Commisioners, Board of, 440
Revenue of Commonwealth 1-2
Revenue fund, publication of, 453
Right of way, annuity for, '. 391
Road purposes, amount paid on lands acquired by State for forest
reserves, 585
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Sanatoria, 620
Savings Institutions:
Tax on net earnings, 19
Expenses of examination, 19
Schedules, contracts, etc., 454
School Districts, amount paid on lands acquired by State for forest
reserves, 590
Schools, common, 483
Soldiers' Orphan, 612
State Normal, 489
Senate, expenses of 395
Separate orphans' court, 408
Sinking Fund, the Commissioners of, 440
Societies, under charitable institutions, 482
Orphans' schools 512
State Arsenal, 443,515
Department, 416
Deposits, interest on, 30
Highway Department, 435
Highway construction, etc -. . . 581
Forestry expenses, * : 436
Library 437
Livestock Sanitary Board, 435
Military Board 566
Museum 438
Naval Militia, 619
Normal Schools, 489
Officers, f ee8 from, 390
Police, 439
Penitentiaries (Eastern and Western) 465
Quarantine Board, 457
Reporter, 438
Reporter, assistant, 439
Tax on personal property returned, 463
Stallions, licensing of 391
Statement of receipts, monthly, 630
Of monthly expenditures, 639
Of public debt 653,662
Of stock held by Commonwealth, 661
Valuation of personal property, 64S
Showing receipts from delinquent corporations, 651
Stock held by Commonwealth, 661
Summary of receipts, 1-2
Of receipts from financial corporations and associations, 39
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Of receipts from counties, 373,385
Of receipts from corporations *. 369
Of payments, 395
Supplies of Public Printing and Binding 415
Supplies, Public Grounds and Buildings 443
Supreme Court, 396
Superior Court 397
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Tax on bank stock, 3-18
Capital stock, 369
Trust Companies, 20
Corporations and associations, 369
Collateral inheritances, 371
Tax on gross premiums:
Trust companies, 20
Insurance companies (domestic) 95
Foreign insurance, 40
Gross receipts (corporations), 369
Gross receipts (notaries public), 391
Tax on loans: '
County and municipal, r 371
Trust companies, 20
Corporations and associations, 369
Net earnings or income, 19
Personal property, State, 371
Personal property returned to counties 463,648
Sale of fertilizers, 388
Writs, wills, deeds, etc 371
Delinquent, collected 651
Telephone and telegraph, receipts from, 294
Theatre, circus, etc., licenses, receipts from 384
Three-fourths of personal property tax returned to counties, 463
Total expenses of government 393
Township High Schools 503
Townships, amount paid account the work tax, 582
Training Schools, 480
Transportation (miscellaneous), receipts from, 290
Treasury Department 419
Trust companies, receipts from, 20
Tax on capital stock, 20
Expenses of examinations, 20
Tax on loans, 20
Tax on gross premiums, 20
Bonus on, 20
Tuberculosis 620
Turnpikes and bridges, receipts from, etc., 61
U.
U. 8. Government, 392
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Valley Forge Park, 462
Valuation of personal property 652
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Water companies, receipts from, * 302
Water Supply Commission, 439
Western Penitentiary t. 465
Wholesale liquor licenses, receipts from 382
Work tax, amount paid townships on account of, 585
Writs, wills, deeds, etc., tax on 371
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