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The silver lance., 1897-07-16
Crystal Camp.

Crystal waters gliding onward
Toward the valleys wide and free,
Sparkling in the sunlight as they flow
Cataracts Of rarest beauty,
Splashing, flashing, toward the sea,
Is the constant music that we know
Mid towering cliffs and grand peaks.
That caress and kiss the blue sky,
In warm reflections Of beauty rare;
Where eternal snow glistening
Contrasts the verdure near by,
Is Crystal, so beautiful and fair.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

A womans character, says a writer, is
Ikened unto postage stamps. One black
mark ruins it. A mans is like treasury
It win pass at par. When a woman falls
from grace her character is generally
ruined forever. On the other hand .
man may straighten up and be received
into the best society again. All of which
Is too true-but being true does not make
it right.-ALassosG Independent.
A wonian's character, like the stamp
gets in everybody's mouth, and like a
treasury note Is seldom forgotten. Mans
character, like the new postage stamp
though surrounded with perforations ID
worth faca value.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

e. Rosewater, the veteran editor OF the
Bee, has been made chairman Of the Bu-
reau of Publicity of the Trans Mississip-
pi Exposition. at Omaha. Mr.. Rosewater
has ever been one among the foremost
promoters Of the interests of that city,
and no better selection could have been
made to secure one who can get more
good advertising than any other for the
coming event.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16
A Charming Bit Of Travel.

came over the Denver & Rio Grande line
from Gunnison to Crested Butte, thence
by stage to Crystal, for the first time last
Saturday. There is no prettier bit of
travel anywhere on Gods footstool than
along the fifty miles covered by this route.
Leaving Gunnison the traveller rides over
a smooth track, stretching away for miles
in a straight line, the roadbed reminding
one OF the railways over the level prairie
Of Illinois or down the Platte or Arkan-
sas valleys. But the scenery is stragely
different: Hemmed in by towering ranges
that add new charms to the beautiful
valley Of the Gunnison dotted with hap
py homes and productive farms. Some
fifteen or twenty miles from the city of
Gunnison is the junction Of Slate and
Taylor rivers which form the larger
stream, and the waters rush and roar in
a mad race to reach the Black Canon.
Then a stage journey up the valley of
East river, through grazing lands an east
ern stockman might long to possess, and
broad acres Of blue grass and other nu-
tritious grasses such as one does not ex
pect to find at this altitude covers the
mountain sides. At Crested Butte we
start from an altitude Of 8,878 feet above
sea level and gradually ascend the crook
ed road. Columbines, blue bells, sun
flowers, gilly, and wild rose flourish in
natures garden, and the rank growth Of
Lucca might tempt capitalist to found
a soap factory. Far above the trail rise
massive mountains and across the valley
stand the immense buttes with their
snow white crests piercing the azure
among feecy clouds. When out about
ten miles on our way we have to walk for
short distance to pick the way for the
horses and vehicle over snow and ice, and
then wind along a mountain where on
one side granite walls rise thousands of
feet above, with spruce and pine growing
from crevices in the rocks, while on the
other side the canon is hundreds Of feet
below us, with little deposit of fifty
feet or SO of snow at the bottom, which
has coolly resisted the summer sun. At
the head Of the canon is the beauty OF
beauties, Emerald Lake, the source of
East river, and matchless sheet of wa
ter, that presents to the eye rich dark
green effect from any point of view. 1t
appears to fill the crater of an extinct
volcano and so far as man knows is hun
dreds of feet deep. A little further on
we cross the Great Divide at an altitude
of II, 900 feet, and the waters Of the rivu-
lets we cross flow in the opposite direc-
| ton from the streams we have been
describing. The glory Of the Gunnison
is sacrificed to the greatness Of the Grand.
The descent is more rapid than the
rise, and another hour brings to our eyes
the vista of Crystal Camp, set down
among the hills, where cataracts sing a
constant strain, and White House, Snow
Mass, Mineral Point and Crystal Noun
tain stand sentinel, as they have through
countless ages before men came to delve
for the wealth of gold and silver and
lead and copper to increase the stores Of
the world. OF Crystal we shall not tell
more now, for it will be our mission to
tell Of its superb beauty and promising
prospects each week, as we learn more Of
our new home.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

Tho latest news from the great coal
miners strike is not favorable to an early
settlement Of the trouble. Additions to
tho strikers numbers ara being made
daily and all the eastern mines will be
closed in = few days. Tie owners are
resolute and say they viii not yield. A
great deaf Of Suffering will be endured
great financial loss entaildd however it
may result.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

The sun never sets on Unce Sans do
mains. Now what advantage has the
Englishman gotf-iSiluer Cly Rustler.
A mortgage ON Uncle Sans domains.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

We have seen q great many artistic
publications advertising Colorado. but
none 20 attractive as one recently issued
by the Il. ]. Mayham Investment Co..
entitled "A Western Town Called Den
ver."
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

While people are being Frustrated with
heat in Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Kansas City. Crystal people can go
out Of town = mile and half and sit on
twenty-five feet Of snow. We can also
look out from our windows at snowcapped
Crystal Peak and White House noun
tain.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

It is reported that Aspen merchants
are contemplating the cost Of having the
trail between that city and this camp
improved and opened up. This plan has
been discussed for several years and if
carried to execution would secure to As
pom largo increase in business from this
district,
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

A SSH bear was killed at Marble
last week and the people down there
have been feasting on the fiat Of the
land"
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

Tho Sultan Of Turkey has defied the
powers and announces his determination
TO occupy Thessaly.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

We know some dull people who would
do well to rub up against certain citi-
zen Of Aguiler, this state. His name is
Oranges Rmstler.
~
The man who is satisfied with the
present condition Of the people is fool,
and he who kicks is a crank. Which
herd do you run withs-Gunnison Peo.
PIES Champion.
-
It is quite wonderful to observe the
apparent vitality displayed by the silver
issue which was killed and buried last
fall Banquo's ghost wasn't = circum-
stance to it..Gunnison Ne,rs
-
The only alienation to the torrid heat
in the states east OF US is the prospect
that congress will soon adjourn. But
many who voted for Mckinley and are
still waiting for prosperity to return will
remain hot.-Gunnison Neics.
-
A man who will maliciously attempt tc
get another into trouble without any
foundation is q menace to society. He
has . soul so small that ten thousand
such could be placed in mustard seed
and wander at will for a million year,
and never rmeet.-Glenuood Post.
-
Dun's Weekly Reuie,r says:-"Mid
summer vacations have commenced ir
many works. This customary vacation
is called a strike" Such wit as that dis
played by the RerieU ought to make ole
father Abraham turn over in his grave
We might be pardoned for adding thai
doubtless majority Of the laboring peo
pie would gladly forsgo their ''midsum
mer vacation" il they we're permitted t.
earn enough to keep life in their dear ole
bodies without resorting to disagreeablt
vacations. Tribune.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16
THE SILVER LANCE.
GEO. C. EAroH, FRANK I. WHITE,
Editors and Publishers.
FatsrsS q tie CEystal Post Once for tram
~ieeion thsuask the rails ~ ssnond-class mattel
Subscription $3.50 a Year.

A mark across this notice signifies that
your subscription hhg expired. The pa
aer will be continued TO all subscribers
pnless we are otherwise notified and un-
til all arrearsges are paid up.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16
OUR SALTED PLACER.

Washsd Frs0 TIE Rich Deposits on The Lance
Exchange Table.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16

We know some dull people who would
do well to rub up against certain citi-
zen Of Aguiler, this state. His name is
Whetstone.-Orange's Rustler.
The silver lance., 1897-07-16
Make No Mistake!
....Here's Your Chance....
BARGAIN SALE.

The following named Goods viii
be disposed of to reduce stock
at prices quoted for spot
CASH ONLY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
BarnesbOro Robbers Caught.

Two suspicious looking men boarded
Mail Express on the L. Il. Il at Brllwood
Thursday evening, one buying a ticket to
New York, the other "A ticke, to Lewis
town. Baggage Agent Bratton, noticed
the men and sent word to Officer Barr. at
Tyrone, that they you'd bear watching
Mr.. Barr was ready for u chase, aud he
too. boarded Mail Express at Tyrone The
two men left the cars at Mill Creek
Station and walked to Mount Union,
where they spent the night. Officer Barr
spent the night in hunting them, finally
learning that they had boarded an east
bound freight Friday morning. Mr.. Barr
went to Lewistown, secured the assistance
of Conductor George Eyster shifting crew,
and waited patiently for the arrival of the
train upon which he men were riding. As
they attempted To alighI from the cars at
LcwiStown, they were neatly surrounded,
and Mr.. Barr made them prisoners They
were captured at ; O'Clock Friday morn
ing.
There does not seem To be any doubt
the puStOtfice at BarneSboro. this county
on Wednesday night. They had with them
about Sl3b in cash, aud old registry en-
velope containing "a large quantity of post
age stamps. The envelope had been di
recLed To BarnesbOro. The cash and
stamps tally closely To Postmaster Huver's
description of his loss
One of the robbers carried a Slveroid
watch, aud il was at first thought that il
might be the one stolen from Postmaster
Gibson Barr, at HoIlidaysburg, a few
nights ago. Inquiry at Holiday sburg.
however, satisfied the officers that the
watch is not the one stolen from PoStmas-
ter Barr.
After their capture the two men were
JakeE to Tyrone, and the chief of the post
office inspectors at Philadelphia was noLi-
fled. inspector Dixon, of PiItSburg, was
in Altoona, however, and went to Tyrone
and had the men committed To 4 cell in the
HolliGaysOurg Jail, to await a hearing
Saturday before United States Commis-
sioner Mcleod. The prisoners refuse to
give their names. Postmaster Barr. of
HoIIidaySburg, visited the men in Jail. .
but was unable to identify them as his
| aSSailants.
On conviction, which il seems should tie
easy, the Tyrone officer will receive a snug
reward The poStOifice department has a
| standing offer of $50 reward for the con-
| yiclion of burglars who steal anyw here
| from 800 To 500 from any postoffice.
| 500 The Brrnesboro safe was blown
J oped and Mr. Barr will therefore likely re-
! ceIve 500 rev ard for his capture.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
Last 0fIhe Season.

The last excursion of the season leaves
August 2lst. A special train of Pullman
parlOr cars aLd day coaches will leave
PitJSburg on above mentioned date at $50
A. NJ, arriving at Altoona l2:l5 T.. NJ.
where stop for dinner will be- made. reach =
ing Philadelphia G:25 NJ, and ar
riving a Atlantic CITY, via the Delaware
River bridge route, at $40 T.. NJ making
the run from PittSburg To the seashore via
the only alI-rail route in eleven hours aud
forty five minutes. Passengers may also
spend the night in Philadelphia, and pro-
ceed to the shore by any regular train
from Market Street Wharf or Broad Street
station the following day. Stop over will
also be allowed at Philadelphia on the
going trip, within time limit, If tickets are
deposited with agent at Broad Street sta
tion, Philadelphia, Immediately on arrival
at that point.
Tickets will be sold from the stations at
the rates named below
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20

Daniel >. McAnu!ty ct ux. To Frank Me
Annuity, BarnesbOro; consideration. 500
Daniel ). McAnulty ct uX. to Frank Nc
McAnulty, BarnesborO, 81.
Executors of Israel c. Caldwell to Mrs
Louisa Plummer, SummerhflI township.
Sl22
John Sanker ct ux. to Patience f
Donovan, CreSSon. 500.
Francis Mctamany, by treasurer, to
William J. Carney, Washington, $I2.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Eph-
rain Bmrket ct al, Reade, S4S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20

The work on the big cut on the Penn
sylvania railroad at Ninevah is being
pushed rapidly. men being at work night
and day a bridge has been built across
the Conemaugh river at COnemaugh Fur
mace, where il is proposed to change the
course q the river. and II large steam
shovel has been taken To the Indiana side
of the stream To eXcavate a new channel.
A short distance above the Ninevah sta
tion another steam shovel is at work dig
ging away the bank. As previously
stated, the big cut is being made in order
IN straighten the tracks there, as very
long curve makes il difficult to haul heavy
trains. The cut will make the tracks
about a mile shorter than they are al pres
ent and il will run through a part OF the
nresent river bed of the Conemaugh.
Mrs. Mary Lancaster, woman aged
about - years, died at the almshouse al Il
o,oIock Friday uight, from the effects of a
D,raIytic stroke. About the middle of last
Anril she suffer ed stroke at her home.
which was then at Dysart, in Reade town
shin this county. became almost helpless
and was sent TO the county home. Mrs.
Lancaster is survived by daughter, who
il married and lives in West Virginia. and
a brother. who resides in Huntington
county. The daughter was notified of the
death of her mother.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
unrrtsxe lsceu.e~.

The following marriage licenses were Is
.ued nv the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, August
George ). Blewit and Jeania Brown
Nintondale-
Charles Ball and Abbie SINNERS, Fru-
gality-
Iohn r. Platt and Margaret J. Hoskin'
South Fork
William Turner. Johnstown. and CARA
Pndvers Stonycreek township.
Amos G. VIII. Ashville, and Mary Il.
Jones. Coopersdale.
Albert Miller and Minnie Baer, JOINS
town.
Ar,btbaId F.. Luther, Barnesboro, and
Gertrude BreJh, Grant, Ia.
Frank Bruno and Franciscas Mariana,
Puritan.
Walter f. WissiDger, jackson towhship'
and Madge Davis, Conemaugh.
John Wissiuger, jackson to"bshlp' a"u
Harnet Hess, MOrrellVille.
Joseph Rittner and Annie Wagner
JohnstOwn. -,
Harry Curtis COmmerS ana Laura El'Za
beth Moore. CoLemangh.
George Washington Slonaker and Anna
Parks. Franklin.
AIber, Burns and Ida StaufTer, Johns
town. ,,,,.
J. \ Mushrush, Pittsburg. ana mihhie
M Bee, JOhnsJown.
lanes f. Kifer and Catharine ManguS'
West Taylor.
Lewis Polonji and Lula Postor, Barnes
boro
Joseoh NJ. Burkardt, JOhnstown, aud
Maggie BodenshoIZ, New Germany
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
C0rrespOn dence.

Carrolltown, Pa. Aug. 4. 1897.
Ed FREEMAN: There is great dissatis-
lacton along the rank an file of the Repub-
lIcan party in this part of the county on
account OF the manner their wishes were
dlSregarded in the distribution Of the Of
hceS, particularly the poStoffices by Con-
gresham J. ID. Hicks. IL seems he had
promised not less than four men of Hast
IhgS borough the pOStof1ice and every APP
plic tnt was represented by a large petition
signed by citizens of III IStingS and vicinity
but MIR Van DuSen, who had TO petition
ana had not expressed himself as a candi-
dtte FOR the position. swoOped down to
Washington City, without any difficulty
leaving all the other applicants in the
ihrch 1t raised quite "a storm and many
ana dire are the threats uttered by the de
lrated applicants and their supporters and
III they carry out their words the Demo-
Gratis OF Cambria have chance To redeem
themselves at the coming fall election. OF
course We will not have walk over at our
ease but we must put good II IN in the field
ana strain every nerve, to the match
we VIII have to spare neitI.-r whip nor
spur. The Republicans will try to induce
the people to believe and the manufactur-
Ing interest To purSuade the people that
they aScribe 10 the tariff their present
prosperity, but which iS due mainly to the
c"untry'S natural recovery aud reaction
from the late collapse of its financial SyS-
TEN. There can he no doubt that large
amounts of pecuniary aid to gain the cleo
tion will be drawn from the wealthy cor
porationS, limited only by the Satiation of
the demands that can be made on them
and there is no doubt that in this regard
consist the main SinewS of war in the Re
publican party and we know that they are
SkIllful and INSCRIPTIONS in its applica
tion- On the other hand the Democratic
party Will have To go into the contest in a
state of poverty. Let every Democrat
giId on his armor and throw himself into
the breach this fall and make an earnest
effort for the good old cause and win we
must.
LOCALS.
Prosperity seems to have struck this
place aS every available working man has
employment.
The ElmOra mines, managed by Mr..
John Reed, have resumed operations again
after an idlenesS for two months. Ii gives
employment to about two hundred men.
On Sunday last the BarneSbOro base bali
club played CarrolltOwn on the grounds of
the latter resulting in score of 10 To l3 in
CarrOlltOwn'S favor. On Tuesday EbenS-
burg's second nine played Carrolltown's
second nine; score IL 10 Il in favor of Car
rolItOwn.
f. c. Sharbaugh. Esq, spent Sunday
with his father. John w. Shartaugh
Miss Maggie Welsh. of Ehrenfeld, is
visiting Miss Mazze Null. of this place.
j. c. Darby, eX prothOnntary, was Wis
itOr to our town on Wednesday.
Plenty of rain in this section this week
MORE ANON.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
Right Rev. Bishop Mullen. of Erie

Right Rev. Bishop Mullen, of Erie,
formerly pastor of st. Johns Catholic
church. of JohnstDwn, is again reported to
ne al deaths door. lie had so far recoy-
cred from the stroke of paralysis received
Two months ago that be had made ar
rangempnts to go To ST. Peter : cathedral,
in Erie, Sunday morning, upon the oc-
casion of the children's hrst communion,
but. says d dispatch from Erie, the bishop
was doomed TO disappointment, for he
suffered two strokes Saturday night and
lies helpless in his bed. The bishop is
conscious and cries bitterly because he
could not see the children.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Norice is hereby giv-n that having been az
pointed auditor 10y tie Court t Common Pleas
o. a. tmnrIa county. Ia distribute the funds IN u
lands OF Joseph A. Gray, assignee OF 'dward
Faraiaugh ct shown by lis account L
will p my flee in The h' ruus h OF fheusbuTg
on SATURDAY. AUGUST 18TH. lsS-. At 10
O'Clock. NJ Tor the purpose o. dischsIRing the
duties of said sppninrment. when and where All
Persons Interested shall attend OF toe forever de
barred from coming in ON SAID fund
IL. n MYERS.
Auditor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Aug 8. 81 st.

We the undersigned ciuzens of Allegheny
and CtearneId townships hrreny give notice Z"
the public not to trespass our Ia nds- Any one
found tresspsssing will be Prosecuted TO the luI'
extent OF the law .
(Sixned) John Sutton. II. ;. Sprodt. T. g
Mil er lanes L. Sutton Jos Weber IL q
Conrad. Ell tward Ivory, Joseph A. hrise. MIS- r.
Wills, John M"ibermitt. Joseph Sutton. august
Shoffner, Theodore storm, Alex Ivory i"hn
Iieak Jacob trkenrode. Phtltp A Gray Geo VI.
Sanker % NJ kratzer. Henry J. toursd. VII
liam M"ran, Geo r krug. Robert Joh"stnn.
Iohn f. Mansfield Francis IL. BaSaI. James H
Maloney John RaDus. Geo more. Bridget
TomIinsnn. Mrs. Albert Rhoa. q Meyers.
Josephine Huffman. Franie fetCht- DT- W. III
SummeryiIIe simon - McMullen and LIN Nc
Mrs Cornelius SLtton. May l. lsl1 Nr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
AT THE OLD RELIABLE.

Everybody, and especially the oystrr-lovins
people OF EbensDurg Invited to call at RObt
McBreen's Did Reliable Restaurant. when the,
want coed fresh Oys tiers, by the pint, quart oil
gallon Or you can have them Stewed or Fried
all ~ the lowest price. Fresh Oysters every Gay
OctlIr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20

Tickets will also be good on regular
trains leaving Pittsburg at 4:3O and S:1O
T.. NJ, both of which carry sleeping cars
through To Atlantic City.
For detailed Information in regard to-
rates and time of trains apply to ticket
agents, or Mr.. Thomas Z. Watt, district
passenger agent, Pittsburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that having been ap
DO mt Ell auditor the Court OF Com mon PIea- o
q mnria county to Distribute the funds IN the
hands OF Joseph A. Gray assign oiC A Fara-
bauyh ct un. ss shown by his a count. / vi Ia sit
AT INV uffice In the borough at Ebenshurg, on
SATURDAY AUGUST, 18Th, 1897. at 10
o'clock. A. NJ Tor the purpose ot dischsryinx the
duties uf said appOin ment, when aud where all
persous in terestesi shz a tend he forever de-
barred IRON coming In On said i1nd
Ii. Il MYERS.
AM, n IA .itor
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
STRAY MULES.

Came to the remises of he subscriber. resId
ing iu Portage township. on the 25th day Jn,y.
last. mules. one bsy and black. both
small the black the largest. with arttcular
marks. The owner is requested To come forward.
prove property. pay charges and Ia ke them away
o herw Use they Will be disposed at srcordtng To
law u BhA "tstn.
Aug Is g7. 81. Portage township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Henry Msnsbed. deceased.
Letters smeulary having been granted 10
the unders TX ned IN the esta.e OF Henry Mans-
held, late OF Asnvfiie; Cambria cOun.y. Pa de-
ceased. no ice Is hereby gwen t. AL those u =
dette,i To said estate To MAX, Immediate pay
ment and thO-e having claims against the same
To resent them properly authenIicst.i tor set
tlemeat JOHN % UiHERrI,
J.. RHODH.
July 30, 1897. OF. Execute 2.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In re- FIRST and fnaI account OF John Wtssiuger.
executor of the estate OF William Stuyer. de
Ceased.
NJ Walters, Esq.. HAIRY lbOerr appointed audi
tor to distribute funds in the hands OF the ac
countaut to and amongst hose legally entitled
thereto. - 90,
Take no tice that in pursuanc" oi the aboye an
Dointment 1 Will sit at my Office R"om no g.,
Alma Hall Iohnsto~n. Pt. THU RSbAG
SFPTEMBER , IsgT 10 O'Clock. NJ. To at
tend TO the duties uI my appointment, when nd
where all PARTIES NAV attend. ~ they see proper
or he forever debarrSd Irum coming IN on said
fund ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,
Auditor.
~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1897-08-20
SPECIAL ELECTION.

Notice - hereby given that special election
will be held at The places Tor holding general and
muuIciIaI elections IN anu TOR the borough oi
EI,eusourg on the SEVENTH day uf SEPTEM-
BER A II bet@een the hours at O'clock. A NJ &,
ami O'Clock. e. tor the purpose oi submit
ting to the qualtrei electors Of the borough OF
tsb-nsbuTg. the question as Ia whether or not the
said borough Fhalt increase the debt thereof tor
the pur. ose OF erecting and constructing addi-
ttunAl sewage ia said borough and Ytcinity aud
set Iourt T. Io~ INK statement In compliance
with the act of Assembly, in such case made and
provided:
The am cunt Of IA Nahle property In said
district. shown 10y the last assessed
valuation thereot s 4ai oaa w
The amount OF existing Indebtedness IL o-t5O 80
The amount of the proposed increase OF -
Tine percentage OF proposed increase Is two and
one-third per cent O-I 4l of present yaiuation-
Debt to DO Increased the purpose OF erecting
and constructing additional sewage in said bOr-
Ough and vicinity.
BY order of Council.
THOMAS DAVIS.
President OF Council
Attest: w. h. CoNsELL, CLERK "i Councll-
Ebensburg. Pa, August 9th. 1897 81