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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-18

The building at No. SIS Grand street
adjoined that on the corner of South
Fifth avenue. About 1880 or 1881 there
was a cave-in over there and these two
buildings were so badly damaged that
they wer torn down. In the walls in
the basement where Mosher and his
wife had carried on the restaurant
they found in an opening the body of a
boy. The different parts were put to-
gether and laid out so as TO make a
complete skeleton, and experts VINO
examined and measured it announced it
to be unquestionably that of Charley
Ross. The formation of the skull and
of different parts of the frame cor
responded exactly with what the ex-
perts said Charley Ross bone forma-
ton would be like. presuming that he
lived for, say, year after he was alb
Quoted.
Charley Ross was born May T. 1870
He was alive when Mosher and
Douglas met their fate in December,
1874, for he was seen with this William
Westervelt getting off Brooklyn car
on North Second street. in the Will
liamsburg section of that. city. Douglas
had been a car driver in that part of
the town.
Not only was he seen getting off that !
car. bareheaded and crying. but it was |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-18
IN EFFECT JAN. 10, 1897.
Current Time rabrs.


LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No: For Bingham, Provo.
Grand Junction and all points
No, 4EFor Provo. Grand juno. ';So An.
ton and all points East. TO
NO. SFor Bingham, Mt Pleas
ant. Mantt. RichheId, Relknap.
All intermediate points f2.se n m
Nc 6;ot SFor Ogden and interme- 49,
No; sFor Eureka, Pays .;r. o." pm
rIovo and all intermediate
No. fEor Ogden and Mest.:...I rs pm PPM.
NO. i-t'or Ogden and West12:25 p.nn-
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 1-From Bingham, Provo
Grand Junction and the East. '12:15 %. m
no Junction nsr 9nd tb erG Ts:+ Grand
No; 51From Provo, Bingham. ''''-
Eureka. Belknap, Richield.
Mantt and all intermediate
No 2-From ogden and the 10 Pm
No. From Ogden and the TAO an
No. SFrom Ogden and inter- inter. 1850 pm
mediate points. ........... gan
No; From Eureka. Payson. INV a-in'
Provo and all intermediates
points 9:5 am.
Only line running through Pullman
f Paiaee SieePlng Cars from Salt Lake
Denver via Grand Junction, and Salt
Lake City to Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points
Through tourist or family sleepers with
Boston.
Free reclining chair cars. Salt Lake CITY
Ticket Office No. 1Os West Second South
Street Postofice Corner)
d. c. DODGE. Z. A WADLEIGH.
General Manager Cen pa1 1o,k
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-18

Ticket Office No. 1OS West Second South
Street Postoffice Corner.)
d. c. DODGE. +. A WADLEIGH-
General Manager Cen Pas Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-18

Women are a good deal like cats. Most
every one thinks she can sing.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30

james Whitehead, who was an EN-
employe of the Fisher. Guthrie 4 Walters
circus, which stranded Thursday in Ty-
rome, met with a serious accident about
':3O O'Clock Friday evening. He attempt
ed TO board a rapidly moving frei ght train
near the station at Tyrone. He lost his
hold and fell Oh the track, the wheels
passing over his left foot, crushing it, He
was taken to the Altoona hospital where
II was found necessary to amputate the
Ioet Whitehead is a native of Farms
vile, Mass, and was trying to get east
when the accident happened.
On Monday afternoon Rufus c. Craw-
| ford, owner of the Bonula mines in ALLIE
gheny county, went into court in Pitts
burg and secured a preliminary Injunction
restraining the miners officials and strik-
erS from interfering with the employees or
| congregAting about the mines The hear
ing was set for Saturday President Dolan
| said the miners officials would not at
tempt TO fight the Injunction. They were
not hunting trouble, he said. and would
not deliberately violate the law. The
sheriff of WeStmoreland county has been
called on for deputies to protect the miners
at the Rostraver mines at Webster The
non-union miners on Tuesday or Wednes.
| day.
| "A JOhnStOwn butcher. James Hudack,
| had narrow escape from freezing to
| death in his own refrigerator. Hudack
went went To his ice box after closing his
shop to get piece of meat. While he was
inside the door closed and the automatic
| lock securely imprisoned him in his frigid
| cell. Realizing his peril. Hudack howled
| for help. but the thick walls of the ice box
| deadened the noise. Being clad in only
! light summer clothing he found himself
| slowly freezing in a short time. a neigh .
| Dor finally heard she noise and aroused
| Hudack's family. The ice box was the
| last portion of the shop examined and
| there the butcher was found unconscious
on the floor. Vigorous rubbing and a hot
whiskey punch brought him around in
| short time.
The smoke of wooden rags is a sure
cure for the most dangerous wounds.
| lady ran machine needle through her
| linger. She could not be released till the
machine had been taken TO pieces. and it
was found the needle had broken into
three pieces in the flesh. The process of
extraction was most difficult, the pain
reaching the shoulder, and danger of lock
jaw was feared. Woolen rags were put on
burning Goals and by holding the finger in
the smoke, all pain was driven away and
never returned. though the finger took
long to heal. The smoke and smell of the
burning rags may be unpleasant. but that
is slight drawback compared with the
danger of lockjaw, or great pain and con
Sequent fever. Another instance was the
cure of a wound inflicted by an enraged
cat, which tore the flesh from the wrist to
the elbow and bit throught the tleshy part
of the hand. One miniStration OF the smoke
extracted ali pain. which had been fright
ful.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30

Killed by ~ Limb.

Mrs James Bradley was instantly killed
near her home, in Elder township, be-
tween II and l. o'clock Friday morning
She was picking berries in the woods near
Hastings, when a large limb was blown of
a tree, striking her on the back of the
head. Tine Nagle who was cutting pro JS
near by, saw Mrs. Bradley near where the
limb fell. and went to investigate whether
she had been struck. Upon his arrival at
the tree he found Mrs. Bradley lying dead
on the ground and the limb alongside of
her.
She was about52 years of age and is sur
yiyed by her husband, who is employed in
Campbell !S Pat:ersOn's mines, at Hast
ings. and seven children
The funeral took place at Q O'Clock Sun
dav morning, from st. Bernard'S Catholic
church. at Hastings, of which Mrs. Brad
lev was u devoted momber.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30

Herminie, a little mining village at the
terminus of the Hempfield branch in
WeStmoreland county, the scene
On Sunday morning of what in all proba
bilty will prove double murder. James
Porter and John Hyde, TWO striking
miners, were visiting Robert Rodgers, who
is employed in the Ocean mines at Her
mimic. Saturday night they drank heavily
aud soon became intoxicated. They all
lay in a Stupor until Sunday morning
about , o'clock. when HYDE awoke. and
getting an old ak which was in the room.
proceeded to use it upon his two sleeping
companions. He struck Rodgers on the
head, fracturing his skull and rendering
him insenSble. He then attacked Porter,
fracturing his skull, besides cutting a ter
rible cash in his neck. The injuries of
both men will likely prove fatal. Hyde is
in Jail.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
Real Estate transfers.

George Duman ct uX. to Henry Duman,
| Blacklick, consideration, Sl.1OO.
John c. Martin ct ux. to Louis Petit.
| Sr., Portage township. $50.
John c. Martin ct uX. to Louis Petit,
| Sr., Portage township. $50.
John ii. Constable ct ny. to Frederic
Saun, StOnycreek. $500.
Charles Anna to John Hennesey, Pat
ton, $50.
Michael II. Nagle ct ux. to George Ba-
ker, Elder, so.
Blacklick l.. Il l. Co. to Trustee Of Vim
| tondale Baptist church, VintondaIe, 81.
George Ieager ct uX. TO Charlotte Yea
ger. Elder 500.
Cambria Iron company to Harvey c.
Berkey, Johnstown. $50.
John n. Stein to Mary Montau, Susque-
| hanna, 80.
l.. b. Cassidy to Richard r. Lloyd,
Clearfed. $l2O.
Anton Schumaker ct vir to Stephea F.
Forgaes ct uX., Brownstown, 500.
GuSJaf Borgerson ct lax. 10 Frank j. An
| derson, Patton, S53.
Thomas Byrne ct ux. to Ann Davis,
| SuSqurhanna. $50.
Robert +. Motley to James NJ. Motley,
| Susquehanna. $3.50.
Paul Wiegand ct ux. to Edward f. Lev
| ergOOd. JohnStOwL. 81.
| Edward +. Levergood to Emma J
| Wiegand, JOhnStown, 81.
John Il. Overberger ct uX. To Mary Otto,
| Carroll, 500.
John otto ct uX. to Eliza Weber. Patton,
$50
Chest Creek Land X Improvement com
| pany to Mrs. Mary OJto, Patton, $50.
James Rodgers ct uX. to Pennsylvania
Railroad company, Washington $3.50.
George Conner ct uN. to Il. f. RibbIett
| West Taylor, so.
Il. F. Ribblett ct uX. To Elizabeth Ellen
| RibblPtt, West Taylor, 81.
OR. Gerald Adams ct ny. ct al to John
| Montgomery, ClearlieId, So.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30

In the Orphans Court OF Cambria County.
Ia re estate of Martin McDOnaId late of East
Fay IOr township. deceased.
Now. .'une 10. 1897. upon motion OF p J Lit
tie. Esq, Tor II =. EndsIey. Esq the attorney
Tor the executors, lanes x. U'COnnor IS an
pointed auditor to distribute the funds in the
hand OF the said executors. as shown by their
first and partial acoouut, well to ascerta In
the rights of the widow In said estate and re-
port his conclusions To this Court.
BY TIE COCRT.
Take notice that in pursuance OF the hove ap.
pOin ment. viii sit at my office in Wolf Flock
franklin street. JOhnstown. Pa. on TU r.. DAY
AUGUS r To- 1897 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. when and
where all parties interested, required to
make and prove their claims, be forever de-
barred from coming in on said iund.
JAMES Il. O'CONNOR
July lG 81 st. Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
TRESPASS NOTICE.

We the undersigned cftlzens of Allegheny
and Ciearheld townships. herenv give notice to
the public not to trespsss lands. ANY one
found tresspassing will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
(Stgned) John Sutton. II. = Sprout T. q.
Mil er. James I. Sutton. Jos. J. Weber. IL. Ci.
Conrad. Edward Ivory, Joseph A. hrise. Mrs. X.
willis, John M"Dermitt. Joseph Sutton. August
Shotiner, Theodore storm. Alex. Ivory John
Geak. jacob EckenTode, phtlip A. Gray. Geo. VI.
Sanker. ID. Nj. kratzer. Henry J. Conrad. VIII
liam Moran, Geo r krug. Robert Johnston.
John r.. Mansfield. Francis II Basal. JAMES II .
MalOney. John RaDus. Cieo. Seymore. Brids ct
Iomlinsnn. Mrs. Albert Rhoa. a. Moyers
Josephine Huffman. Eranie Feicht. Dr. W. II .
SummervilIe. Simon p McMulleu and John Me.
Coy. Mrs Cornelius SuttOn. May l. 1897 1 VI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EState OF Henry Mansned. deceased
Letters amentary having been granted t.
the undersIs ned in the estate OF He Mats
held late OF Ashville; Cambria county. Pa de-
ceased. no Ice IL hereby given Ia those Ia
dehtcd said estate u make imm o, late psy
uent and those having claims the sam =
to present them properly authenticated tor set
tiement. JOHN DDUtiHERrY.
J. !. RHODN,
July 80 1897. Ct Executors
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
July 80. 1897.
LETTING.

The undersigned will recsIve sealed proposals
a the Mountain House office, Ebensburg until
IL O'Clock. noon, SATURDAY. JULY 81 1897
.ur tearing down and removing the old Cambria
House at Ebeusburx eScaNatiDg Tor new build
ing constructing sewer and huiid ng basement
wall according To plsns ahd 81 -cIncatiOns TO be
seen at the Mountain House office. The under
signed reserve the right 10 re lect any or all bids
DENNY y LLOYD.
Ebensburg. Pa, July - 1877.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
EtIIed AT GsiItfzIu.

Pittsburg express struck aud instantly
killed Edward Luther, a young man en-
Moved i'm tie mines at Gallitzin, Thursday
afternoon of last week at the Gallitzin
tower. The young man had been west
and was on his way home when he at
tempted TO aIfght at the Gallitzin tower
,,d failed to notice the express. Young
I.utber Jumped directly in front of the
ox,rass and his body was hurled dis
,anca NJ ifty feet. He was dead when
,,icyad M. He was not working because
- tho strike at the Mitchell mines.
The deceased was 10 years of age and is
survived by his father. Theodore Luther
three brothers and four sisters. namely;
Urban. RAYMOND aud Regis and Ida
Germania. Bertha aud Mary. all young
and at home.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
ORDINANCE.

BE it enacted by the Burgess and Town COun
ell of the Borough OF Ebcnsburg ami IL Is n erery
enacted and ordained by the authority of the
same.
SECTION l. The borough having determined
to construct a public sewer of ten (iO) inches in
diameter from point on High street whers the
same is intersecteJ by Cherry Alley, running
eastward theretrom and connecting with the
main sewer on Caroline street
SECTrIoN . That the cost thereof be and r.
hereby assessed a wage taN upon the prop
erty adjoining adlacene TO the same, at the
rate OF 23c per each loot front, according to the
frontage Of the several pro erties along the line
o said High street. between the points designa-
ted in the reced Ing section. and the said sewage
shall be co'lectib!e from the owner OF owners
the abutIing properties. debts OF like
amount now by law cOliectiDie.
SECTION ). That If the owner owners olany
propsrIy, against which assessment for
age has been laid. as provided for IL the pre-
ceding sections. shaiI fail or refuse TO pay such
assessment with n sixty days after having notice
of the same. the said borough shalt tie claim
therefor In he Court OF Common Pleas In the
County Cambria. against the property upon
which such assessment is laid and may proceed
TO collect the same, as provided Tor under the
third section oi the Act Oi 18th of May. Iss9.
Passed finally by Council. July 9Th 1897.
THOMAS DAVIS.
President OF Council
Approved by I. MASON RICHARDs. burgess
Attest: W. II CoNsELL. CLERK of Counsel
July l5 ~ St
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
TWO-STORY
FIR RAME BUILDING.

occupied a store room and dwelling: also
Stable and other Outbuildings.
Excepting and reServing from all of the afore
said described pieces or parcels of Real Estate
the Coal ant Minerals, with the Mining rights
and reserVat tOns. contained in the several
deeds of convey ance to William Curran, the as
signOr.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent. of hill to be paid when the
properts Is struck OF and balance TO be paid
when the sale is conf med by the Court.
JOHN q. CURRAN,
JOHN q. PLATT,
Assignees of VIM. Curran.
HoutziaIe. Pa July s. 1897 80 Il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
miscellaneous Notices.
At THE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody. and especially the oyster-loving
people of Ebensburg, invited to call at RObt.
McBreen's Old Reliable Restaurant. when they
want good. fresh oysters. 10y the pint. quart or
gallon Dr you can have them Stewed or Fried
all al the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every day.
Octlltf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of Joseph IteiI, deceased
Letters Parliamentary having Oeen granted tn
the undersigned 10 the sstare of Joseph Itell
late of Portage tON nship. Cambria cuuaIy, IA
decsysed. notice T. hereby given to all thOse in
debted To said estate to make Immediate pay.
ment. and those having claims against the me
TO present them properly authenticated Tor set
tIemept. JAMES TELL.
July 1897. Ct Executor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30

1.iy 'A ,,-...,r,--. OF Clearfeld town
NJ. ,,.., few hours in town ." D
j. philips offers some fine
WI ssss, for sale, See "'''S''4H'0"0
sn1 ,f Ebeusburg James T.
~E,-blI'=II,t I,tn.rown. was in town on
n.-yar returned home on Satur-
~Iliis. . Do after a sojourn of several
',sr.5' ~ the New England states,
y.ron Bearer, o: CharIeroi' Pa
Nj NJ E.. uarpnts. Mr.. and Mrs.
,'.as R+,r.-. Of carroll township.
.r5rng game Of the series be-
lie -'' psrron and Johnstown ball
r. ,..- be played at Johns'o"" o" sat
'' y I,or, has an ad in this issue
VI Ems nj clearance sale Of remnants
.-5.. etc. See the ad for par'Ic
=, .s.,,5rumu Messrs. Denny Il
ID iA'.-o nr,p,>aIs for tearing down
81 .-''' L.. .Id Cambria House. in
-sl.'''"-
,f,.r and gas were found in a
~I'l.' ar gallagher township. Clinton
SCI. d" -. Shot with 800 quarts of
-1'i. '--. .s
vs ','' .snur psopIe were out
quite D"''''. ....r,,.L on Thursday
s.-n = anu 49,. ,,rrfaI eclipse of the
--.l- '.'." -....5 ,,ra-s
'-T'l- d.. bava . new ad in
-Nr,'Es. Id. me- l.,.,,,,x announcing
,,le '' -'' nd sinners. Read
bargain, '' ..-.,.,,,rs.Iv.s
.ll . and ''' ' .nsbt,
lr-1rr 10" man. d Gnu
srl county, y ''1-.,' ,'.,h mnwfng ma
If a., Iri' nan" 49,, ,,.ool,
Or al.e ha'''>'.'7 -
Architect George " I'"' VI o." -
III -gNu Ou ItuaS
10 order To t"''p'e'r 'c ~
.ra Loir. nu''u''- va
L1.a1 h'">'' ,,., ,,.oo,, Ifob,
-Ua Ia1rNdAs "'-,', W. tarn '' of SamnaI
,.ra.a a Tree on the Iai III VI San" ""'
10 Adams toNh>h'p' d"u "i''''
..-.. that had been sheItering un-
'-.....b.,
r. rb. series Of games
ID ile e.'"" w.. 49,. -, Iot,s,or
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, July 20,
lsy7:
Nathaniel Teeter, Jackson township,
| ard Angeline Mcmillan, JohnStown.
Dennis lIogerty. Johnstown, and Della
O'Leary, Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles Verde and Julia Horwack,
JOhnstOwn.
RuthfOrd T. Havs Parks, Franklin. and
Jesse Ora Rager. East Conemaugh
Harry f. ShafTer, Johnstown. aud Mary
Ellen Fyock, Richland township.
George SCHNEIDER and Mary jerks,
| Johnstown.
Levi Mishler and Louisa l.. Vest Johns
town.
Edward j. Litzinger ard Margaret Alice
O'DOwd. GallitZin.
August Clock and Lizzie Woods, sum
merhIll township.
Mike Wick and Julia Lendoske. Wash
| ington township
John Gage. South Fork. and Hanna B
| Shiver, Piketown, Daughin county, Pa.
About l o'clock Friday morning Ed
mund HoIsopple's large barn, in Paint
| township, Somerset county, about a mile
| and a half east of HolsopDle, was struck
| bv lightning and destroyed soon after by
| fire. The barn which was fifty feet wide
| and a hundred fet long, contained about
eighty tons OF new hay, together with 4
| lot Of oats. wheat. rye, buckwheat, etc.
| Mr.. HolsOpple estimates his loss at s. 500.
| There was no insurance on the barn or
contents.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
COrrespOn dence.

OdIIOiibOWn, IA j MY 2s. 1877.
ED. FREEMAN:-"Woe awaits country
when she sees the tears of bearded men,
and such is the state of affairs in our
Vaunted land OF the free at present.
Strong hearty men willing to work for
their daily bread, tramping through the
land hungry and weary begging for work
and in very many cases leaving their little
ones and wives behind them to exist on
the cold charity of the world. Yes. great
bearded men shedding tears and bitter
ones at hat in sheer des peration at their
situation in land teeming with plenty.
What is the cause of this; why have we
such a state of affairs in so grand a coun
try as this? ? A coutry that can boast of
being possessed of every cereal that can be
grown, of inexhauStible mineral wealth.
climate and willing people to develop it
all. There is something wrong. and very
wrong. and il : all due To the mismanage-
meut OF the government of this great
| country which the bearded men in tears
will rauify sooner or later, so sure as the
sun rises and sets, unless the party in
power change their tactics. Why was it
in the days before multi millionairesm. if
won will allow me to coin the word, we did
not hear of such misery and hardships as
the country is afflicted with at
the present time? The epoch of million
| aires dates from the close OF the civil war
and the complete power of the RepubIi-
| can party, and mark it well, we can stead
ily trace the gradual decay OF our liberties
from that epoch.
A false sense of patriotism caused many
of the followers of the principles promul
gated by jefferson. To renounce them and
I.f F,v L. 81.
| bloody shirt, and richly have they reaped
their reward. A country full of million
! aires and starved and desperate men, ready
for rebellion and anarchy. 'Labor for
sale who ever heard of such comodity
in the American market before ? But such
is the case. we know of Just such transac-
tions as this: man wants work, the
employer says, well. | can give you work
if you do the right thing, that is. my price
to laborers is Sl.25 per day, you take Sl.OO
and give me the - cents and you can have
work. if not, pass on. Well, | am starving
and | suppose | must do it, and in many
cases, yes, in most of cases, he does.
Is it a wonder we have so many strikes
The men are human and human nature as
SertS itself This state of affairs should
not be tolerated in our fair land. The law
of necessity is now asserting itself and
where il will end and under what condi-
tiOnS, God only knows. for as yet, none of
our exalted statesmen have solved the
problem.
In democracy the people frame the
laws by which they themselves are TO he
governed. Have we that right any more
No, the laws are framed now by bosses of
the party in power, regardless of the will
will of the people. Citizens. why
not throw off the yoke, throw aside your
adherence TO the party in power and elect
men who will do your will and this land of
liberty will no more see bearded men in
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-07-30
ORDINANCE.

Re IL enacted 10y the Burgess ana Town COun-
ell OF the Borough of Ebensb1rg, and it is hereby
enacted and ordained by the authority OF the
SECTION l. That the borough having deter
mined construct sewer OF ten (l0l inches in
diameter, commencing AZ the South side of High
land avenue. and running South therefrOm along
Julian street to its intersection at Crawford
street, q ence along said Crawford street East to
a lot belonging to Cambria county. thence across
sa I'd lot. connecting with the main sewer the
property Of the said County OF Cambria, imme
diateIy North of the Jail wall.
SECTION That the cost thereof ne and Is
hereby assessed sewage tax upon the {prOP
erty adjoining adjacent TO the same. at the
rate 24l.c per each foot front. according To the
frontage uI the several properties along the line
OF said Julian anu Craw lord streets and Cambria
county lot between the points designated In the
preceding section. and the said sewage tax
shall he coIlectibie from the owner owners OF
the ahutting properties, a debts OF like amount
are now by law cOlectihie.
SECTION 3. That If the owner OF owners OF any
age tax has been laid, provided for in the pre-
ceding sections. shall tail OF refuse TO pay such
assessmen. within sixty days after having notice
OF the same. the said borough shall hle claim
therefore in tn e Court OF Common Pleas in the
County of Cambria, against the property upon
which such assessment is laid, and may proceed
TO collect the same, as provided for under the
third section OF the Act OF the 18th OF May, lssg
Passed nnally by council, July 9th. 1sg7.
THOMAS DAVIS,
President OF Council
Approved by T MASON RICHARDs. Burgess
Attest: w. II. CoSNELL. Clerk OF COunsiI.