Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-11

lOtal. ..'......... ........,.SlO,' 65 =
Bills paid on
orderS..'. Observation-Disclosures. l,2i7 y
Balance-ca,h on hand.........S 1886 ~
WATER ACCOUNT
Cash on hand. .....................S 6l5 H
Received from
Gentry Bros. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / 90
George Mayer bushings ......... 10
William Hanna, colIector-ducs. ... /, 272 -
l.. Richardson, colcctor-ducs. l3o 50
Total...... ............. 90 IS
ENrENpIrrRES.
Bills paid on
Orders. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n53 G6
Balance cash on hand..........$l,3 9i 10
CASH SUMMARY.
iaIance-corporate .........S 9,536 %
-water................ l,49l 10
Total cash on hand.............$lU,@ $50 10
William Hanna, collector, made re-
port as follows:
CORPORATE ACCOUNT
Taxes charged to me for collection
Tor year lW|.... ..........,.....Sl3,5 1892 II
Balance due NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1903 %
Discounts allowed. I5lH
Balance turned over to
Treasurer Yungerman.. 1854 -
Total collected as above........$ 9,OSS -
WATER ACCOUNT
Dues charged to me for collection
for quarter ending June 80, 1906. 81. III %
Amount collected and turned over
to Treasurer Iungerman .212 -
Balance due town................Sl, lgS IS
SUMMARY
Collectons-corporate fund........$S. G}4 80
water ........ PIP -
i"tal .''''''.'''' ..........,. $500 20
TaX-Collector Richardson reported col
lcctions in sum of $455.G1 on accounts
as follows:
Corporate-taXes. ...... go. $3.50 81
-interest..... ...... 1909
- license ......... E. $3.50
-S3l6 O6
Water.'...'.. Observation-Disclosures. l39 %
Uncollected S2,6707O, as follows:
torporate...... .......... ........$ $50 81
w ttttI NlO 40
The Street committee reported work
still i'll progress on Maple street, but
that owing to the weather it was de-
layed considerably. They also reported
having had the stonc-crusher removed
from Mt. Savage to Braddock S Run hol-
low, near the old Consolidation Mines,
just west of town. They had viewed
Blair street and through the town en-
slneer reported that it would be best to
put i'll sewer to carry off the accumu-
latlng water ON that street and also to
have the street curbed and dltche1 in
order to obtain good drainage
The Water committee reported that
the new pump house was completed and
that all the springs had been walled in.
Water superintendent Jetfries made
report, i'll substance, as follows
Tapped off First alley main for Mother
House of st. MiChaers church lowered line
on Maple and Oak streets where grade has
been lowered; extended l-inch line on Me-
chanic street far as town limit 2lO feet
Lewis liarpel extended far as his property
at his expense; had springs enlarged and
walled up-near pumping-statlon cleaned
reservoir ON this side of Great Savage, which
now contains ID feet of water
Light, Ordinance, Finance and Build.
ing committees had no report to make.
Col. I. G. Dillon, Duncan Shaffer and
Others presented petition praying
Council to repair the road leading from
the c. q p. R. r. depot to Union street.
On motion by Messrs. Morgan and
Stevens, the matter was referred to
Street committee with instructions to
have the work done soon as possible.
Walter w. Wittig, DR.. |. l.. Ritter
and others representing the residents of
Broadway We're before Council i'll refer
ence to petition for the paving of that
street thai had been presented to Coun-
Gil at former session. Mr.. Wittig
stated that the signers to the petition
wished to have the street paved. and to
show their good faith they would post
a money forfeit in bank to insure the
town that they would pay their share of
the expenses.
On motion of Messrs. Morgan and
Price, the matter was referred to the
Street committee and the Attorney
Mr.. Morgan suggested that the COM
mittee also get new petition and have
as many of the residents on that street
sign as would do So.
Squire Weimer appeared concerning
the condition of Ormand street in front
of his property and asked Council to
make some provision for getting rid of
the water that flows over his pavement.
He made some suggestions as to the way
i'll which the work might be done salts
factOrily, and threatened to bring suit
against Mayor and Council unless some
relief was afforded him. He was prom
Used that Council would attend to the
matter.
Henry Lammert asked Council to re
duce his taxes on bar fixtures that he