Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-21

EllerV.
Gray, Oscar White. NJ
Leach A. Nestler IT,
CUAs HARTMAN. P. NJ
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
County FINANoEs.-Two years ago gave
our readers an exhibit of county finances A
similar review will doubtless be interesting at
this time. The amount received into the County
Treasury for the year / 500 was S33 All %, de-
rived from the following sources
Properly $l4 $40 80
Foreign Miners License 1878 60
SAFE and County Liceuse............... 3,474 90
Pail 2lo7 03
Hospital TX............. observation-disclosures. 800 3S
s. ate School Fund....................... ,602 10
State Hospital Fund ..............."...... l64 n
D,g Observation-Disclosures, I5l 93
Observation-Disclosures. 232 06
I0lAl.,.... oo,fll 20
For the year 1870, the receipts have been
500 6O5 AZ, obtained as fullows:
Property 8S5 30
Foreign Miners License. ...,............. 6,252 80
State aud County License. 2.8l5 "A
Poll 800 90
Hospital Tax......................... 800 10
Dog TaX....... ............................ S3 90
State School NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.406 ~
State Hospital Fund Observation-Disclosures. 737 73
Miscellaneous. 200 so
lOthl 'oVo 10
The amount of outstanding Warrants ag inst
the General Fund, Jan. l, 1870, was as follows ::
Interest ariug with interes) .......S55 224 %
Nou-lnterest Bearing 5,l83 81
r.I cen 400 10
lOtal ........."@ooi fOo ~
The amount of outstanding Warrants against
the General Fund Jan |, 1871. was as follows ::
Int rest Barring with uteres) .......S53, 639 48
Non Interest Bearing g................... 4,327 %
Total ,965 10
Decrease during lS1O..... ...............S24l2 Az
We have heen unable to obtain a statement Of
the standing of the Hospital Fund, hut the above
figures sufficient to show that our financial
sky is becoming clouded. During the years Of
1868 and 500 the county indeb' b'edness WAS
lessened over seventeen thousand dollars 1t
will be that the falling off since
thar time will amount to considerable in the ag
gregue What we want is to have the county
redstrcted rs heretofore.
|. o. q. T. REUNIoN. Friday evening, of last
week, the Good Templars of Weaveryille cele
hraed the Third Anniversary of Beacon Lodge.
No 300, l. o. G. T. AT Z p. NJ. the members Of
the order with lady triends who had been in
yited, assembled at their hail. After the de-
livery OF an Grafton by Mr.. W f. Juukans
aud an original poem by Mr.. w. 5. Conway, the
Lodge was closed in due form, aud all proceeded
to Thomas Theater, where the following pro-
gramme carried out: FIRST, free ent-
tied A Sea of Troubles, by an am teur club
of Good Templars, in which various charac-
ters were portrayed and upon tue whole very
well played next, comic recitation by 7.
Conway afterwards an ''unspOken" poem BY
e. W B and fourhly and lastly local song.
The verses referred to were modelled a la Mart.
Taylor and were filled with hits at the members
of the order. All of which were 6rst-rate with
perhaps exception, to-wit, a reference to
onrself We didn't see that it was particularly
funny but as everybody laughed of course we
Joined in. 1t was lucky for our poet that he had
the sole privilege of rhyming for the OCCASION
Should fortune give us the same chance shall
'phy for even, " if we don't return "tit for tat
other way. After the g local, supper
VISA announced and then dancing was in order
Tripping the light fantastic toe' was kept up
till four O'Clock Saturday morning and every
body went home conscious of having had an ex-
ceedingy pleasant time. We had almost for
gotten to mention that an amusing World s
Spauarama" i provised by " Sam Johnson"
and " Slu Jin, " was exhibited by them at two
bits peep while the dance going on.