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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13
Cane Field Burnt.

WAIMANALO, March IL, 10000
Thursday last cane fire occurred at
Wamanalo In which about seventy
acres were burnt. There was a high
westerly wind at the time and a spark
from the locomotive ignited the trash
on the western edges or the cane
Within one hour the whole field was
consumed. Manager q. Chalmers
thinks that by grinding night and day
there will be no loss. At this date
one-third of the burnt cane has been
ground.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

The German iconoclasts who went to
hear and hiss the Kaiser's new play at
Berlin seem to have enjoyed the
chance to mortify him. Such opportu-
mites, owing to the IcSe mdjcste laws,
are few and far between. Street crowds
cannot hiss the Emperor with
out running risks Of police or cavalry
charge: nor are men permitted to dis
parage his talents in the German press.
But when 1t comes to sitting in II the
alter and coughing down an Imperial
play, the field is wide open. Even the
Kaiser could not think of arresting an
audience for not liking his dramatic
works. Probably the night of the pres
entatlon brought out a large body of
socialists intent on getting even with
their sovereign, feat which they seem
to have easily performed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13
SLIGHT ERROR
Humphreys Not Out Tor
Chief Justice.
Paul keumann a Candidate Tor That
Honor and Andrews Partner
For a Lesser One.

Abram s. Humphrey attorney 81
law. has not made any effort to gain
The appointment Of chief justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the Ter tory OF Ha-
wall. Humphreys does not aspire 20
that exalted position, will not try to gel
1t, would not take IL II IL were offered
to him and wants people TO know that
his head is OF its normal size.
The Star Of last Saturday said that
Humphreys campaign for the chief
justceship was being managed by Geo
ID. Gear. The Star said:
The petition now being arranged
will be forwarded TO Washington and
VIII ask directly for the shoes Of Chief
Justice Judd, who has already resign
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

Few people who know all the cir
cumstances will agree with Colonel
Bird, late of Manila, that the authori-
ties were wrong in declaring this an
infected port. In the first place, the
port was and to some extent is, infect
ed, declaration or no declaration. Sec
ondly, II the authorities had not acted
as they did and made proper safe
guards, all Coast ports might have
been closed against Hawaiian sugar
ships. 1t was the thorough and drastic
handling of the plague from the first
chat gave outsiders confidence and pre-
served our export trade. In a phrase
we chose lesser financial evil to es-
cape a greater one,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13
the SOUfn AFRICAN CAMpAleN

INV wv " ~ " INV ~ VI NiNf'
Interest In the Boer war turns again
TO General Butler who Is finding the
road to Ladysmith no primrose path
OF dalllance, Accomplished as this sol
dier is and brave as his men assuredly
are they cannot do miracles; and to
force the passes Of a range Of noun
talns which brlstles with well-seryed
guns and conceals some thousands Of
the best marksmen OF the world Is a
task beyond the average capacity Of
Generals who stand in the front rank
1t was noticeable in Napoleon's cam
paigns that he rarely ventured to make
war among mountains and when com
PEELED to do so, as in Spain, did not
add to his laurels. II was his strategy
to lure armies out of the hills and in
trenched cities and meet them on the
open plains where the best maneuver-
ing would win. In later wars attacks
on strong positions, especially on high
ground have been productive of dis
couraging results in all cases where
the defending force was ample and
knew its business. How the Union sol
diers were sacrificed in assaults al
Fredericksburg, Vicksburg, Petersburg
and Port Hudson and the Confederates
at Malvern Hill and Gettysburg; how
I.~.leben was checked at Plevna and
Shipha pass and kept there until he
substituted strategy for charging
columns; how the Beers have held out
against the British on the Tugela and
the British against the Beers at Lady
smith, Mafeking and Kimberley, are
tempts to storm strong and well
manned defensive positions out of the
code of civilized warfare, and bring
about the substitution of strategy and
siege
Happily the strategic recourse is now
being followed by the British General
in-Chief. His march on Bloemfontein
has no more important object than to
weaken the force confronting Butler
and to compel the abandonment of the
mountain range between Natal and the
Orange Free State. If Roberts
reaches Bloemfontein, invests 1t and
starts a second army corps northward
on the line of the railroad to Pretoria,
the mountains which Butler Is trying
TO scale will of course have to be
evacuated by Joubert's army. Already
many Beers have left them; perhaps
enough have by this time hurried to
meet Roberts to render the task which
Butler has set for himself less desper-
ate than it has been hitherto.
The crucial point in the present Brit
ish campaign ought to be reached very
soon. A new point of contact must
soon appear in the vicinity of Bloom
fontein and the numel ical odds in favor
of Roberts will not be so great as they
were at Paardeberg. The strength of
the Beers in the Free State is supposed
to be about the same as that OF Rob
erts' present corps, 1t is possible the
Beers will shut themselves up In
Bloemfontein, in which case Lord Rob
erts will have something of the same
kind of problem to deal with that Bull
Ter is meeting on the Tugela. 1t will
probably please him better If the Beers
choose to come out in the open and
fight, but one may safely imagine that
they will be too wary for that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

The names of Justice Frear, A. s.
Humphreys and Paul Neumann are
mentioned in connection with the pres
ent or prospective vacancy on the SUI
preme bench. The friends of Mr. Frear
and of Mr.. Neumann want him to sue
coed Chief Justice judd and the friends
of Mr.. Humphreys, in case of Justice
Frear's promotion, desire him TO be-
come an Associate Justice. The names
are all strong and honorable ones and
any selection made from them will be
in line with the high traditions of the
Hawaiian bench.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

A new monthly viii be published
soon in Honolulu by Mrs Helen Wilder
Craft In the interests OF the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals.
IL will be called the Humane Eduea-
tor" and yesterday Mrs. Craft re-
ceived many advance subscriptions. II
Is her hope that sufficient profits will
be realized from the magazine 10 sup
port the society without other sOlieita-
ton OF friends.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

The drouth in Hawaii may be irk-
some but it is minor matter beside
that in Southern California, which has
lasted for four years. Portions of that
fertile region, once classed as good
farming country, are said to have be-
come desert. A great reservoir near
San Diego, capable of holding six bill
lion gallons, has been dry and dusty
nearly all the time since 1895 and has
ceased to be a factor in determining
orchard values. At last accounts peo-
pie living in Southern California had
failed to tempt rain from the clouds
by artificial means and had fallen back
on prayer or emigration according TO
whether they had to stay in the coun-
try or were able to pay their way out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

II you want to travel in these parts
or so to the Coast the Board of Health
mas provided way Accept an mice
ton of plague prophylactic and stay
under observation seven days, If you
live you may then go where you please;
II you don't you won't care to travel
anyhow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

With a speed OF ninety miles an hour
for the new model automobiles the
time is not far distant when even the
long-distance railroads will feel the
effects of the newest means of rapid
transit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-13

The British bark Helen Denny was 81
days from Newcastle. She has 1860
tons OF coal for W. G. Irwin & Co.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
COurt PruCI aInatlOn,

WHEREAS the Hon; Harold M. Mcclure
w President Judge o! the Judicial District,
composed Of the counties OF Snyder, and
Union and Peter +. Riegle and 2. 4. Gem
berling Esqs., Associate Judges in and for Sny.
der county. have issued their piecept bearing
late the 18th da.oi Jan. A. D., 1900; To me
directed for the holding oian Orphans Court,
court OF Common Pleas, court OF oyer and Ter.
miner and General Court of Quarter Sessions Of
The Peace, at Middleburgh. ior the county OF
Snyder on the 4th Monday. (being the 26th
lay OF Feb, 1901, and to continue one week
Notice Is therefore hereby given TO the Coron:
II, Justices OF the Peace and COnstables In and
Ior the county OF Snyder. to appear 10 their
propcr person with their rolls. records, inquisi.
ions, examinations and other remembrances
do those things WHICH Of their oflce' and In
their behalf partain to be done and witnesses
and persons prosecuting in behalf OF the Com
monwealth against an! person or pessons are re-
,nired to be then and there attending and de-
iartibg without leave at their peril. Justices
,re requested to be punctual In their attendance
I the appointed time agreesbly to notice.
Given under my hand ard seal at the Sherifs
,frice in Middlel urgh, the 18th day Of Jan
d., one thousand nine hundred.
q. W. ROW. Sherih.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
Thursday, Feb. l, 1900.
MARRIAGE ON S12 A WEEK.

There has been considerable dis
cussion in the Philadelphia NORTH
american on the question whether Il
young man whose income does not
exceed Sl2 week should marry.
There seems to be preponderance
of Gonbt whether two persons can
live on SO Il week and be happy.
In the discussion, women who had
daughters of marriageable age and
aspiring daughters themselves took
the ground that a young man having
an income of S12 a week should as
sumo marital relations. This is sut-
ticient, they argue, to assure conru-
bal bliss. The young men them
selves seem to look at the matter
through different colored glasses.
To the people of Snyder county,
no doubt, the discussion would be
more nearly one-sided owing TO the
fact that most of the young men and
in fact nearly all of them jump into
the matrimonial harness on a much
less income than $l2 per week.
Whether bliss always follows we
have no means of knowing, but as
there are on an average only four or
five divorces year granted by the
courts, we presume there is as much
happiness on an income of less than
$12 week than there is on one of
larger proportions. The truth of
the matte: is that happiness does not
uepenu so much or an income that
will permit OF luxuries as it does
upon other things that enter into the
make up of manhood and womanhood
and above all among the poorer
classes the disposition to so regulate
the expenditures to conform to the
amount of the income.
A man with S. week can not
live at the rate of $40 a week. He
will soon come to grief. An income
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
ST ate Senator

| embrace this opportunity to announce my
self as a candidate FOR the office OF state Senator
subject to Republican rules and usages. porn
my majority and rs my fellow Republicans
well know, have never faltered in my devo
tion and fealty TO the cause OF the grand oid
Republican Party. During the war oi tne ne
bellion served my country from near the out
break of the war until the close OF hostiiities.
Firmly convinced that my claims for the nom.
nation at this time are reasonably just, ! most
respectfully solicit the support OF the kepuoi''
cnn voters Of the county Resp'y yours
' B,F, WAGENSELLER.
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WIDOws'APPRAIsEMENTs.

Notice is hereby given that the following
WIDOWS appraisements under the $500 law have
oeen ned with the Clerk Uf the Orphans Court
oi ohyuer County and will be presented for con-
hrmauoL On Monday. February rs, 1900.
Appra'sement Of Flora e. BOYER. widow of
Dr. r. A. Boyer, late Of Seinsgroye. SNYDER Co.
"a. deceased, elected to be taken under the $500
=, ,A@ppraisement @ OF Amanda Gemberling, widow
OF WIN. H. Gemberling late OF SelinsgrOye ye. Pa.
deceased. elected to be taken under the $500
Appraisement Of Alice s. Meriz, widow Of
Lutner A. Mertz, late OF Centre Township Sny-
ger 20, "a, deceased, elected 10 be taken under
the $500 exemption law.
Apprslsement OF Sophia e. Peter, widow OF
Henry Peter, late OF West Beaver Township,
Snydef 20. Pa, deceased, elected to be taken
1hder the $500 exempt on law,
Appraisement OF Matilda K. Fureman, widow
OF Elias Fureman, late or Adams Township,
onyder Co.. ia, deceased. elected TO be taken
uhder the $500 exmpt0n law.
,.Appraisemen2 OF Alice A. Stahl, widow of q.
w. siam. late OF Chapman Township, Snyder
Co.. Pa, deceased. elected to be taken under
the $500 exemption law.
9. NJ. sHINDEL. Clerk o. c.
MiddleDurg. Pa, Jan. 2;, 1900.
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beyond the actual necessities of life
is not a guarantee to marital happi.
ness. In fact unlimited means will
not assure any man and wife the un-
disputed possession Of each others
confidence and esteem nor the mu-
tual bliss of the pair.
If no one in Snyder County would
marry until theirincome reachedsl2
week, it would soon be depopu-
lated. What is needed most among
our people is to be sure the income
will provide the necessities and know
how to use the income successfully
| to that end.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01

To the Republican voters OF Snyder County;
embrace this opportunity to announce my.
self AS n "a ndida te for Jury Commissioners, sub
iect to the Republican rules and usages Born
In the county, l have been Republican my life.
time, and nearly all OF my fellow Repunfi.
can. know that l have served my country
faithfully for six years in army and navy and
wa, the first man from Snyder County TO take
IN arms against spain, and to-day l have the
honor to be the hero OF !hree wars; There
stand by me rs have stood by my country,
and IL elected. I will endeavor to do justice to
',ii "a far as can, W. II. WOLFE.
W. -" Selinsgrove, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
CANDIDATES CARDS.

The republican primary election will be held
in the various districts of Snyder County, Sat
urday, Feb. "a 1905 between the hours OF one
and seven p. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating
one person for Congressman. one person Ior
state Senator, one person for Assemblyman,
one person for Parliamentary, etc, one person
for Register and Recorder, one person Tor us
trict Attorney aud one person for Jury Com
missioner and the election OF one person io'
state delegate and one pei son for National del,
eCate. The following persons have announced
themselves as candidates for the several posi-
tons rs indicated below:
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For Congress-.

At the earnest solicitation OF q large numhef
of the Republicans OF Snyder County, | here
with present my name as n candidate for Con-
press. to be voted for ut the primary election
Saturday, Feb a, 1901. With many thanks for
the generous support l have received AZ tne
hands OF the Republicans OF snyder County
and respectfully soliciting a continuance oil
your esteem and support,
| am yours truly,
THAD. NJ. MAHON.
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For Assembly.

tn tho republican voters OF Snyder County:
At the coming primary election to be held on
Feb. a. I will be q candidate for the republican
nomination Of Assemblyma OF Snyder county.
trust the tw0-term rule VIII pe epp,leu =" III
On se ns II has been before, in which case VIII
use my best endcavor to represent my eonstitu'
ents. A, NJ. SMITH.
Beaver Springs Pa, Jan. Is. 1900.
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National Delegate.

To the republican voters OF Snyder county g,
At the republican primary election to be held
Saturday Feb. "a, 1870, will be u candidate for
National delegate and ASH Tor the votes Oh o"
'"e GEO. W. WAGENSELLER.
Mlddleburg, Pa, Jan. 10, 1900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
ForJury Cornrnissioner,

To the republican voters OF Snyder county;
Al the republican primary election, Will he
"A candidate for the nomination OF Jury Com
missioner and Task for the votes oil all the re-
publicans in the county. ,,,,,v,,r,
Paxtonyille, Pa, Jan. Is, 1900.
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To the Republican voters OF Snyder County:
thereby announce my name as candidate
for Delegate to the Stale Convention 20 be held
in Harrisburg. lSAAC SfoIIs.
Perry Township, Jan. %, 1870.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01

To the Republican voters OF Snyder County:
hereby announce my name as candidate
for jury Commissioner subject to the rules OF
the Republican party. ADAM b. sdEMoRhh.
Penn Township, Jan. q, 1900.
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State Delegate

Ed. Posr.-Please announce my name rs
candidate for Delegate to the State Convention
subject to the regulations Of the Republican
party governing the coming primary. KINDLY
ask the support OF all republican voters.
Resp'y yours, A. W. MUSSEh.
Renvertown. Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01

ED. PoeT PLEASE announce my name rs a
candidate for state Delegate, subject to the
rules COVE rning the party.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
For Prothonotary. Etc.

To the republican voters OF Snyder County :,
At the republican primary election to pe heit
publican nomination for Prothonotary an,
clerk OF the courts and | ask for the votes OF al
the Republicans OF the county. ,
Middleburg, Pa, Jan. Is. 1900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
lor Register and Recorder

To the republican voters Of Snyder County
Az The republican primary election to be held
Feb "a. 1900, l will be Q candidate Tor the nom
inat,on Of Register & Recorder, and 1 ask Tor
the votes Of ali the republicans of the county
'"' 'o''' JOHN H. WILLIS.
Middleburgh, Pa, Jan. Is 1900.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
District Attorney.

1 hereby announce myself Is a candidate for
the office OF District Attorney, st the coming
nr;mary election, Saturday, Feb. path, subject
10 Republ ican rules and usages. II nominated
and elected, promise to discharge the duties
Of tbe office TO the best OF my ability.
"e'p'' M. I. POTTER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01

Report Receipts Expenditures Of Snyder County
the year ending Dec. 81, 1899.
TABULAR STATEMENT showing Of county and state
exonoaons abae-
ments low and outstanding for the 1899
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sa.5.25-445.25:--bss5o so
Register and Recorders Office.
J II willis, certirg z mortgages ss. 1..7O
J II Willis, administering oaths ,so,
OF Office, &c, oEo- 1870
Commissioner Office.
VIM Dreese, IS days services
rs comm at $3.50, $3.50
WIN Dreese. travl'g exps, 6O.O0-357.5O
Isaac SPOTS, 100 days ser.
vices rs comm at $3.50, 5000
Isaac SPOTS, travIg exps, 690O-4l9W
Phares Herman, 81 days ser.
vices as comm at ss.5O. 6l.so-s6s.lO
| ] W Swsrtz, com elk sal, 5000
J w Swartz, travrgexps 3.oo-oS oO
M Potter, CONS attorney. loO0O
q aassinger. postage stamps, 2lss- l761S
Sheriffs Office.
!. p 9 Ritter. conveying Keister to
Penitentiary and shotzberger
to Asylum, olW
p S Ritter fees in II com'th
p Ritter, court proc 1899, 600
8 Ritter, serving rule in
case Of + q Glass, LES
p s Ritter, filling jury wheel
| and drawing four juries l6.O
p Ritter, delivering
prisoners to court 1850
3 Ritter, serving jury no.
| tces for 1899 S6
p : Ritter. four reports to
Board OF Charity, 1000
| p s Ritter, adv Nov elec 8o.OO
2Is4O
Deduct fees, etc. In hands
| ofP s Ritter. belonging
to the county viz:
Five jury fees at 81, 1000
Telephone service n
from Oct '9s tO
| Jan I, 1900, 1f.5
| County coal used, l2.OO-4 1925
l75.I5I75.15- 236l,
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Outstanding tax of 1898 and pre-
vious years 500
Outstanding tax OF isS9 l6a3i
Bal in hand Of Treasurer l7ass sa.sl
Excess due County Treasury 27bs6
Assets In excess Of liabilities 1895 S7l 81
w. H. Hiegel, Treasurer, in account
with Snyder County for the
| year 1899.
DIR.
To bal In hand Jan !, 1899 3.eslsi
To surcharge as per note re-
port OF 1875 and com same 1o2 80
To excess dog fund 1898 $3.50.
To county and State taxes as
sessed for 1879 l6si3gs
To county and State tax OF 1898
and previous years outstan'g 2,7T2J
To amt reed from various per
sons tax on unseated lands 22567
To amt reed from j schoch
jury fees and costs 125
To amt iced from State, cost Of
To amt reed from N B Middle.-
warth, com Delilsh iierbster 9l.o5
To amt reed from A wetzel,
com Wm Gerger 9i52
To amt reed from Estate Of An.
thoay Ning acct Lewis King 4Joo
To amt reed from j f Stetler NJ
l Pstter and show-rent 32oo
To amt reed from MIPotter ccaI 300
To amt reed from plank, paper
and ink sold 40
To amt reed from q A Schoch for
Iron Fence lon,
To amt rocd from Junata Co. u
paid on joint brdgse 1922
To amt reed from costs refund.
ed Moses Freedman a3sS
To amt reed from costs refund.
ed David Marks oiIa
TO amt reed from costs refund.
ed Francis Fesser AZ
To amt reed from costs refund.
Holtzapple 75o
To amt reed from costs refund-
ed u Graybill ITo
To amt reed from fine paid Hem
ry Brngger lo.oo
To amt reed from State q per-
sonal property tax returned I7222s
TO amt reed from Hotel Lien ST. 6I6.oo
To amt reed from Bicycle as
ss's"e"'s 3o.4o 2s,5i5.61
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W.. We, Ne yS:s!snss Sas. !. ia asd for shs
Ss.sW 9. sSyder, ste9 q rennsylvsnia, do
dcvolving npon us BY law. we met at the Court
house OF the County Of Snyder, on the 6rst
sMondsy sro. ds 81 January A. D. 1900. t being the
Just the accounts OF the several olices of aid
county, whose accounts IL Is our duty 70 audit.
settle and adjust, and that we find the fore0 DING
statement to be correct.
IA. j. G. BowEROx,
ht'est ii. A. kLINGLER
u srETLER ID. NORMAN APP,
County Auditors.
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Receipts and Expenditures
,thonotary's Oi6ce.

uuOuVt0Ay OSS'
W m Co, dockets, $50 VI
DA, .bor and material, l.O
Grossn md Stratford, dockets, 1873
W y Tu.,is, blanks, o40
w + Murphy Sons, dockets, looO
q NJ Shindei. certifying judgments
and satisfactions for 1895 3lO
@ v Shindel; fees for
1898. $'2o.oo
Deduct fees belonging to
County, collected by u.
M. Shindel, Wis:
No Oct sessions'N S.75
No . Oct sessions 'g7 4Io
Mo- Oct sessions "a SIS
No Oct sessions ~ 500
No Dec sessions's7 800
No Feb sessions 9s 40
No 10 Oct sessions '9S zoo
No 4 Dec sessions '93 I40o
No 10! June term '9I 400
No. 70 Dec term % 4O0
No lO7 Feb term '9S 400
Nos Feb term ~ 400
No SO June term '9s 400
No III Feb term ~ 4.o--so.2"
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TABULAR STATEMENT sho wing Collections made, E, :
| ouoratons and Commissions allowed and Outstand
ing Dog Taxes for the year 1898 and previous years
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TABULAR STATEMENT showing collections made xonoaons allowed
and dous saudin axe r previous
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01

Tabular Statement
showing amount OF Dog
tax assessed. collected,
eXonerated commissi-
Oned and outstanding
for 1899.