Bill to create new counties in state described
The warrren Mail reports a House bill to erect new counties from existing territory. It details petitions by 1500 electors, criteria on size and population, selection of commissioners, a county seat, court sites, and continuation of debt liability for designated areas, with steps for elections and governance if approved.
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House
Allen
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Auditor General
the Register
Warren County
Orphan’s Court
Peter Smith
Jno
T. McGee
Holland Land Company
South West
Spring Cree Road
Elizabeth Catlin
Silas Kerr
John M. Carr
E. Brewer
Artso
Maguire
John de Mill
Parmer & Peck
de Mill
Isbenezer Brewer
Recorder’s Office
Frederck W. Ames
W. B. Sterrett
Court Pleas
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Crawford and
Oil Creek
South West Townships
Pennsylvania
Holland Company
Pittsfield Township
John Dey
George K. Anderson
W. B. Roberts
A. L. Roberts
Ss. H. Davis
State of
D. Deforce
George A. Brown
George W. Brown
G. W. Brown
Charles Benedict
Court of Common Pleas
S. Jane Bonner
Pittsfield
Robt. Andrews
Andrew
St. Terrill
Crouch & Brother
S. H. Davis
Quheriff
Heriff
South West Township
E. W. Mitchell
Mitchell
W. F. Benedict
I. Bs. Patch
I. DD. Pateh
Ann C. Pateh
Joseph A. Jack
Warrens County
Holland Land Company Survey
Q. Knapp
I. W Mitchell
Henderson
John Walls
Jack
James Miller
W. J. Kountz
Riddle
Scott & Osborn
Nheriff
Warren Lodge
J. C. Lesser
Liberty Street
Water Street
Theophilus Messner
Benjamin Nesmith
Market Street
A. H. Ludlow
Phillip Bysecker
W. J. Schmertz & Co
Herife
Spring Creek
G. A
I. Silvy
Charles E. Deforce
G. B. Webber & Co
Jheripe
Boro
Livermore
Brokenstraw
Mary Stull
William B. Stull
O. A. Lockwood
Court of Common
Sheffield
County of
Clapp Stone & Co
M. Snapp
S. Mabie
Burlinham
KR. Young
A. H. Barnes
G. A. Williams
Reeves
Pas
Warren Conwy
Columbus
State Line
Ira Hamilton
Dana Crow
Sealum Crosby
A. N.jennings
Torace Beals
Seripe
Warren Co
Garland
State of Pennsylvania
Gustavus Cox
Main Street
Railroad Street
Andrews Street
Elm Street
Isaac W. Light
Finn Street
GW. N. Yates
Wm. Heath
Wm. Langley
Conenango Township
Miner Curtis
North
Hickory Street
Jackson Run
Peter Lawson
Court of Commoon Pleas
Irvington
John Cooney
Hazel Street
M. Sullivan
Thomas Masterson
J. E. Dayton & Co
Fieri Facia
Common Pleas
Tome
Boraysl
Macot
A. D
Penna
A. J. Kennedy
Columbus and
Wrightsville
A. J. Kenneay
Bensee
Rawson Whitford
W. L. Stewart
G. B. Webber
H. Davis
Sheriff Sheriff’s Office
Local Option Bill Urges House to Act on Calendar
Harrisburg Patriot condemns Speaker and Clerk for moves to place Local Option repeal on the calendar out of order. The paper argues a majority supports passage and calls for recalling the order, fixing a special session, and passing the bill promptly without delay.
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Harrisburg
Patterson
House
Railroad War and Political Turmoil Split Railroads and Tennessee Race
The confrontation between Scott of the Pennsylvania and Garrett of the Baltimore & Ohio disrupts through passenger ticket withholding and use of tracks in Philadelphia. Rates fall elsewhere as the conflict risks public losses. Plus reflections on Tennessee Senate race, urban injuries from falls, and editorial notes from New York Post and Harrisburg politics.
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Scott
Garrett
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Road
New York
New England
Philadelphia
Ife
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Tom Scott
Passenge
Passenger Freight and Net Earnings for 1874 Details
The record shows gross expenses 766,492.64 with motive power 36, maintenance of cars 216,060, maintenance of way 776,026.93, yielding net earnings 1,068,787.27 before substantial revenue and expense decreases. Passenger totals fell from 777,273 in 1873 to 680,163 in 1874, freight moved 2,389,377 tons including 146,267 tons of fuel, coal tonnage 600?9, and costs for 1874 equaled 1932 percent less than 1873, producing a net gain of 640,029.91. Construction costs for 1874 totaled 57,066.40, with road total to date at 24,267,795.96.
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Scereeee Tae
Oca
Cniacsanan Peeon Eee
Cerseesses
RSTA
Bitter Montana Cold Baffles Thermometer Readings
A Montana weather note from January 14 records frigid conditions with temperatures plunging from 50 to 56 below zero by 11:30 P M. The column mocks fragile thermometers and notes local impacts, including a dramatic Mississippi political digression and threats amid Reconstruction era tensions.
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Montana
Jack Frost
Northwest
Blackfoot
Deer Lodge
Grenville Stuart
New York
Kansas
Republican wave sweeps towns as voters back Union reform
Tuesday’s results show Republicans retaining Lancaster’s mayoralty and winning council seats, Reading mayor-elect, gains in Danville and Erie, and sweeping victories across Philadelphia. The piece notes a national tidal wave favoring the GOP and warns of unsafe fuel practices in cold weather.
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Major Stauffer
Lancaster
Geo. Sanderson
Common Council
Select Council
Hon. C. F. Evans
Reading
Altoong
Danville
Charles Kaufman
Erie
Rawle
Easton
John Evans
Chief Burgess
Philadelphia
Buckalew
New Yor
Prohibition Proofs From Vineland and New England Town
The Woman's Journal argues prohibition succeeds, citing Vineland New Jersey where six months show no relief for the poor and minimal fires while taxes stay low, and contrasts it with a New England town of 9,500 with forty liquor shops, a busy police force, fires, and higher costs, claiming overall favorable outcomes from prohibition.
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Maine
Vineland
N. J
United States
T. T. Curtis
Harrisburg
New England
Woman’s Journal
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Ayer
Patrrrson
The
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Robert Thompson
Total
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Mississippi
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Kerr
Congress
Hee Farm
James Phelps
Conneautville
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Dunkirk Harbor
Woman's Temperance Union
George Wayne
G. N
C. M. Snyder
Charles Lewis
Michael Eckhardt
Conewango
Jacob Baker
Frederick Baker
Tidioute
Louisa Brennesholty
Peter P. Brennesholtz
D. I. Ball
Shafter
Wm. Messner
Carver House
D. M. Gross & Co
M. Kopf
WM. A. Greaves
Peet
Episcopal Church
Simon G. Stevens
Ees
G. H. Ames
Satisfe
Warren, Pa
Sylvester Osborn
Franklin Osborn
Meehan
N Watson & Davis
L. L. Lowry
D. Titus
Wm. Rhinehart
Patrick Falconer
P. Falconer
I. A. Foreman
J. L. Acomb
C. T. Mix
E. J. Mix
W.T. Bebmertz & Co
Clark & McAffee
L. P. Davis Sr
S. W. Gilland
Penn
W. Waters
Proth’ys
Ight
Sugar Grove
Carl Sodergreen
August Peterson
Gus Anderson
August Barton
Hi. Miles
J . Bartow
J. Barton
Betsey Decker
W. W. Hague
Mary Campbell
Peewee
J.S. Campbell
PNW
Prasgn
Court of Quarter Sessions
Michael Schwing
Irvineton
S. W. Waters
Renom Oval
Rush Bartlett
Arren Savings Bank
Lion Bridge
Suspens
Gent's
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
Fr. Falconer
B. G. Wood
M. B. Dunham
James Clark
Albert Kirberger
Warren PA
M. Waters
H. &. Crowell
Cashier
Directous
S. P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
D. McKelvy
J. R. Clark
B. B. Eldred
A. Hertzel
G. N. Parmlee
Aving
John Grindley
PD. F. Anderson
D.S
T. W. McNerr
Sheriff's Office
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Elias Berry
Stephen Berry
Said Berry
A. Cameron
John B. Benton & Co
Albert Meeker
M. Miles S. H. Davis
Stearns
Corry Man RH
G & Lumber CO
Corry, Pa
Snyder & Wood
Anthracit
Vox
Third Street
R. Miles
L J. Erickson
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Sophia Erickson
Anna Sophia Erickson
Warren, This Day of February, A. D
S.H. Davis
Warren Penna
Spring Creek Township
Daniel Horn
Robert Donaldson
Thomas C. Rockwell
Uriah Jackson
Arrio
M. Baker
Joseph Damon
Joseph
Judah Damon
Joel Mattison
Wickwire
Jackson
S. A. Brooks
Charles Hibner
J. Damon
Arthur Cullum
T. A. Brooks
Columbus Township
Lamony
Watt
M. PF. Low
Low
Columbus Road
A. Eddy
D. H. Donaldson
Donaldson Mill House
Francis Skinner
C. R. Saunders
Fieri Facias
N.C. Turner
William Pierce
Wead
S.H. Davs
Sheriff
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