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PROCEEDINGS
OF
he Board of Supervisors:`
ANNUAL AND SPECIAL SESSIONS,
1892.
SPECIAL AND ANNUAL SESSIONS.
1'120CEEDINGS
OF THE
Board of Supervisors
OF THE
COUNTY OF TOIYIPICINS,
FOR THE YEAR 1892.
JOHN H. KENNEDY, Chairman,
FRED L. CLOCK, Clerk,
- Dryden, N. Y.
- - Ithaca, N. Y.
ITHAC,91/4, NEW YORK,
JOURNAL BOOK AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING HOUSE.
1892,
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Special Sessions
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF TOMPKINS COUNTY --1892.
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 14, 1892.
The Board of Supervisors of Tompkins \County having
met pursuant to call, at a special session thereof held in the
Supervisors' Room at the Court House in Ithaca, on the 14th
day of January, 1892, said call having been made for the pur-
pose of considering the report of the committee appointed to
investigate the matter of the County Alms House.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The committee appointed to investigate the matter of the
County Alms House, presented plans for the improvement of
the County Alms House.
On motion adjourned to 2 P. M.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
The committee appointed to investigate the matter of the
County !films House presented their report and recommended
the adoption of the following resolution :
Resolved, That the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, shall be appropriated and raised upon the credit' of the
county by the building committee to be hereinafter designated by the chairman
of this Board for the purpose of building and repairing the Tompkins County
Alms House.
That said building committee shall have full power to raise any sums of
money necessary to build and repair said Alms House, not exceeding $i5,000
by interest bearing promissory notes upon the credit of Tompkins County.
That the indebtedness so created by said notes shall be a charge upon said
county and shall be levied upon and collected from the taxable property of said
county in the following manner, viz : the one-third'part thereof in the tax levy
of 189i,1 the one-third part thereof iu the tax levy of 1893, and the one-third
part thereof iu the tax levy of 1894.
Moved by M'r. Pierson that the resolution recommended by
the committee be adopted.
Mr. Pierson's motion was seconded by Mr. Jones.
Moved by Mr. Conger that the matter be laid on the table
until Friday, Jan. 15th at II o'clock.
Mr. Conger's motion was seconded by Mr. Titus.
Mr. Beers called for a vote on the original motion.
Mr. Pierson's, motion carried.
Moved by Mr. Pierson.that the report of the committee be
adopted:
Mr. Pierson's motion on being seconded, was. carried.
On motion adjourned to Friday; Jan. r5th, at 9 o'clock.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
SECOND DAY.
SPECIAI, SESSION,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1892.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Wolf offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Horton was adopted :
Resolved, That the Superintendent of the Poor be instructed to employ a
competent person, whose dxty it shall be to attend to the cooking and prepar-
ing ofithe meals for the inmates of the County Alms House.
Moved by Mr. Wolf, that the building committee to be ap-
pointed be composed of five members.
Mr. Wolf's motion, on being seconded, was carried.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution :
Resolved, That the Building Committee have the power and be instructed
to change the general plan hereby submitted to this Board by the committee
on plans, in any or all particulars as they may deem proper or expedient ; the
same to be within the limit of expenditure.
Moved by Mr. Wolf that the resolution be adopted.
Here followed a discussion on the resolution.
Resolution lost.
Mr. Horton called the attention of the Board to the matter
of compensation for copying papers filed in the Surrogate's
Office.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Moved by Mr. Horton that a committee of three be ap-
pointed to investigate the matter and if it find the services have
been rendered and that the claim is a just one, they shall draw
an order on the County Treasurer for the amount asked.
Motion seconded by Mr. Crozier.
Mr. Beers moved as an amendment, that the committee be
composed of three Supervisors from Ithaca.
Amendment accepted by Mr. Horton.
Motion as amended carried.
The Chairman announced the following as the Building
Committee : John E. Beers, Fred E. Bates, A. H. Pierson,
Richard Crozier, and Randolph Horton.
Mr. Beers offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Wolf was adopted :
Resolved, That the chairman of the Building Committee, be, and is herein
empowered to draw an order for $28.61 on the County Treasurer to reimburse
Mr. F. Bogart for services and money expended by him at the request of the
Committee on Alms House improvements.
Minutes of day's proceedings read and approved.
On motion adjourned.
SPECIAL, SESSION,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2Oth, 1892.
Pursuant to the following call, the Board of Supervisors of
Tompkins County met in special session in the Supervisors'
Room in the Court House in Ithaca, on the loth day of Febru-
ary, 1892.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 9
"The following members request the call of a special
meeting of the Board of Supervisors to be held at the Super-
visors' Room in the city of Ithaca on the Goth day of Febru-
ary, 1892, for the purpose of considering and taking action on
the suit brought by the town of Groton against the county :
J. H. Kennedy, A. H. Pierson, R. Horton, J. H. Conklin, R.
Wolf, R. A. Crozier, C. W. Conger, T. Jones, J. E. Beers, F.
E. Bates."
On call of the roll the Supervisors of the following towns
responded to their names :
Dryden J. H. Kennedy.
Caroline—F. E. Bates.
Danby J. E. Beers.
Enfield—T. Jones.
Groton—C. W. Conger.
Ithaca (city)—R. A. Crozier.
Ithaca (city)—R. Wolf.
Lansing J. H. Conklin.
Newfield—R. Horton.
Ulysses—A. H. Pierson.
The clerk read the summons and complaint in said action.
Mr. Horton offered the following resolution which on mo-
tion of Mr. Crozier was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed, of which the chairman
of this Board shall be one, to employ counsel and take all measures necessary
to defend the action of Corydon W. Conger as Supervisor of the town of Groton
vs. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins, et al, recently com-
menced against said County.
The chairman named the following as the other members
to constitnte said committee—Randolph Horton and John H.
Conklin.
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Minutes of day's proceedings read and .approved.
On motion adjourned.
CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1892.
We, the undersigned request the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors of Tompkins County, to call a. special meeting of
the Board to be held at the Supervisors' Room in the city of
Ithaca, on Wednesday, June 1st, 1892, at 2 o'clock, P. M., to
'take action on the report of the committee on County Alms
House and to transact such other business as may come before
the meeting.
J. H. KENNEDY,
J. H. CONKLIN,
EDWARD CAMP,
FRED E. BATES,
F. A. TODD,
WM. F. SMITH,
A. G. GENUNG,
R. HORTON.
SPECIAL SESSION,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE I, 1892.
The Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County having
met in pursuance of the foregoing call, at a special session
thereof, said call having been made for the purpose of taking
action on the report of the committee on the County Alms
House and to "transact such other business as may come before
the meeting.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 11
Mr. Kennedy in the chair.
On the call of the roll by towns, the following members
answered to their names :
Caroline—F. E. Bates.
Danby—F. A. Todd.
Dryden J. H. Kennedy.
Enfield—Wm. F. Smith.
Groton—Dana Rhodes.
Ithaca (town)—Charles M. Titus.
Ithaca (city)—A. G. Genung.
Ithaca (city)—George W. Frost.
Lansing John H. Conklin.
Newfield—R. Horton.
Ulysses—Edward Camp.
Quorum present.
The chairman called for the report of the committee on
repairs for the County Alms House.
Mr. Horton, chairman of the committee, requested the
members of the Board to examine the plans before he made his
report.
Architect A. B. Wood of Ithaca, appeared before the Board
and explained to the members the plans drawn by him.
Mr. Horton, chairman of the committee, rendered the fol-
lowing report :
That pursuant to the report of the committee made to the Board in Janu-
ary, 1892, the committee advertised for bids for the repairs on the County Alms
House, five of which were received. That the lowest bid was $14,346 for erect-
ing the new building and $2,249 for repairing the old one—Total $16,595. That
this sum being in excess of the amount voted by the Board at a special meet-
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ing held January 14th, 1892, the committee did not feel authorized to make a
contract for the amount stated, therefore they requested the chairman to issue
a call for a special meeting of the Board.
Mr. Horton offered the following resolution :
Resolved, That the Building Committee heretofore appointed be authorized
and empowered to raise upon credit of the county for the purpose of building
and repairing the County Alms House a sum not exceeding $20,000 in accord-
ance with the plans this day submitted by A. B. Wood, Architect, and
Resolved, That the said Committee be and are hereby empowered to place
in said buildings, a proper steam heating apparatus, bath tubs and water closets.
Moved by Mr. Camp that the resolution be adopted.
Here followed a discussion on the resolution.
Mr. Bates called for a vote on the resolution.
Mr. Titus called for the ayes and noes.
Mr. Bull of Caroline demanded that his name be called as
the representative of the town of Caroline.
Moved by Mr. Smith that Mr. Bates be recognized by this
Board as the Supervisor from the town of Caroline.
On the order of the chairman the ayes and noes on Mr.
Horton's resolution were called by towns. The vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes—Caroline, Danby, Dryden, Enfield, Groton, Ithaca
(city), Ithaca (city), Lansing, Newfield, Ulysses—io.
Noes—Ithaca (town)—I.
Mr. Horton's resolution declared adopted.
The chairman at this time being obliged to absent himself,
Mr. Titus of Ithaca was called to the chair.
Minutes of day's proceedings read and approved.
On motion adjourned.
z�nnual Session
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF TOMPKINS COUNTY --1892.
Pursuant to law, the Supervisors Of the several towns of
Tompkins County, New York, convened in annual session at
the Supervisors' Rooni in the Court House in the city of Ith-
aca in said county, on the i6th day of November, 1892, at 1:30
o'clock, P. M.
The Board was called to order by the clerk, and, on calling
the roll of the towns in the county, the following responded to
their names respectively, viz :
TOWN MEMBER. P. O. ADDRESS.
Caroline, FRED E. BATES, Brookton
JOHN BULL, Slaterville
Danby, . . FRANK A. TODD, West Danby
Dryden, JOHN H. KENNEDY, Dryden
Enfield, . . . WM. F. SMITH, Enfield Center
Groton, . . . . DANA RHODES, Groton
Ithaca (town), . . CHAS. M. TITUS, Ithaca
Ithaca (city), . . AMASA G. GENUNG, . Ithaca
Ithaca (city), . . GEo. W. FROST, Ithaca
Lansing, JOHN H. CONKLIN, . North Lansing
Newfield,.. . R. HORTON, Newfield
Ulysses, EDWARD CAMP, Trumansburg
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
On motion of Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Titus of Ithaca was elect-
ed temporary, chairman.
Two persons having presented themselves as Supervisors of
the town of Caroline, Mr. Horton asked that that matter be
acted upon.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the Board proceed to perma-
nent organization.
Mr. Kennedy's motion was seconded by. Mr. Rhodes.
On calling for the ayes and noes the vote in Mr: Kennedy's
motion resulted as follows :
Ayes—Smith, Kennedy, Rhodes, Frost, Camp -5.
Noes—Todd; Titus, Genung, Conklin, Horton -5.
Motion declared lost.
Moved by Mr. Todd that the respective claims of the con-
testants from the. town of Caroline be heard by the Board.
Mr. Todd's motion, on being seconded, by Mr. Kennedy
was carried.
At the request of the members of the Board, the clerk read
all papers on file with him, relative to said contest.
Mr. Bull spoke in favor of his claim as Supervisor from
Caroline.
Mr. Bull was followed in his remarks by^Attorneys Robert-
son and Tompkins, who argued at length' in support of Mr.
Bull's claim. -
Attorney Elston here presented the claims of Mr. Bates as
Supervisor.
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Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the Board adjourn until
Thursday, Nov. r7th, at 9 o'clock, A. M., which motion on be-
ing seconded, was carried.
SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board islet pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Arguments in the case of the contest from Caroline were
resumed.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the attorneys for the parties
be allowed to make their arguments for their respective sides
and that the attorneys for the opposing side be allowed to reply.
Mr. Kennedy's motion, on being seconded by Mr. Camp
was carried.
Attorneys Robertson and Tompkins and Attorneys Elston
and Tibbetts here presented their arguments for their respec-
tive sides.
On motion adjourned until 2 o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Case of the contest from the town of Caroline discussed by
the members of the Board present.
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Moved by Mr. Kennedy that Mr. Bates be seated by the
Board as Supervisor from the town of Caroline.
Mr: Kennedy's motion was seconded by Mr. Rhodes.
Mr. Horton called for the ayes and noes on the motion, the
ballot resulting as follows :
Ayes—Kennedy, Smith, Rhodes, Frost, Camp, Todd -6.
Noes—Titus, Genung, Conklin, Horton -4.
Mr. Bates was then declared by the chairman, Supervisor
from the town of Caroline.
On motion adjourned until Friday, Nov. 18th, at 10:30
o'clock.
THIRD DAY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Todd of Danby moved an informal ballot for chairman.
Mr. Todd's motion ou being seconded by Mr. Frost was
carried.
The chairman appointed as tellers, Messrs. Todd and Smith.
Eleven ballots were cast, of which
Mr. Kennedy received
Mr. Titus received
Blank received
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On motion of Mr. Horton the informal ballot was made
formal and Mr. Kennedy was declared permanent chairman of
the Board for the year 1892.
•
Moved by Mr. Titus that the present clerk be re-elected
clerk by acclamation.
Mr. Titus' motion, on being seconded by Mr. Horton was
carried.
F. L. Clock was declared re-elected clerk for the ensuing
year.
Minutes of preceding days read and approved.
Moved and seconded that when this Board adjourn to -day,
it adjourn until Monday, Nov. 21st, at 10 o'clock.
Motion carried.
Moved by Mr. Horton that the daily sessions of the Board
commence at 9:00 o'clock, A. M., and 2:00 o'clock, P. M., unless
otherwise ordered.
Mr. Horton's motion on being seconded was carried.
The following communication from the Comptroller, was
read by the clerk which on motion was ordered spread upon the
minutes.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
ALBANY, S$PTEMB$R 22, 1892.
To the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of 7ornpkins,
Ithaca, N. Y.
SIR :—I enclose a form of statement of the valuation of Real and Personal
Estate required to be made by you, pursuant to Chapter 117 of the Laws of
1836, and forwarded to this office previous to the Second Monday in December
18 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
in each year, under a penalty of fifty dollars. I also enclose a form of Return
of Incorporated Companies liable to taxation. It is indispensible that this
Report be furnished by the time prescribed.
The Board ooEqualization of Taxes, in pursuance of Chapter 312 of the
Laws of 1859, have fixed the aggregate valuation of property in your County
at the sum of $12,725,422.00 upon which amount a State tax of $25,196.33
must be levied for the fiscal year, commencing October 1st, 1892, as provided in
said act and amendments thereto by Chapter 351, Laws of 1874, being 1 98-100
mills on the dollar, for the following purposes, viz :
For Schools 1 mill per Chapter 638 Laws of 1592, $12,725.42
For General Purposes 72-100 " 638 Laws of 1892, 470,91
For Canals 26-100 " 84 and 638 " 1892,1 12
Total, 1 98-100 $25,196.33
Your obedient servant,
FRANK CAMPBELL, Comptroller.
P. S.—The non-resident Taxes credited to your County for 1891 amount to
On motion adjourned.
FOURTH DAY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. . Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
The chairman announced the following :
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Constables' Accounts,
Genung; Smith, Todd.
Clerk's and Justices' Accounts,
Bates, Camp, Horton.
Treasurer' s Accounts,
• Frost,, Rhodes, Conklin.
Sheriff's and Judge's Accounts,
Conklin, Frost, Todd.
Equalization and Assessment Rolls,
Todd, Rhodes, Titus, Conklin, Cainp.
Superintendent's Accounts and County Buildings,
Cainp, Bates, Genung.
County Claims,
Rhodes, Camp, Conklin.
United Stales Deposit Fund and Insurance,
Smith, Titus, Genung.
Printing and Printer's Accounts,
Horton, Frost, Bates.
Stale Charitable Institutions,
Titus, Horton, Smith.
Moved by Mr. Titus that the salary of the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors be fixed at $15o.00 for the ensuing year.
Mr. Titus' motion, on being seconded was carried.
Moved by Mr. Todd, that all resolutions presented to this
Board, be in writing, unless otherwise ordered.
Mr. Todd's motion, on being seconded by Mr. Bates, was
carried.
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
The chairman read a communication from the officers of
the Association of County Superintendents of the Poor.
On motion of Mr. Camp, the communication was ordered
placed on. file.
Mr. Frost offered the following resolution, which on mo:
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 21
The clerk read' a communication from the Syracuse State
Institution for Feeble -Minded Children.
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Smith, was adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of $26.00 be, and is hereby appropriated to pay the
expenses of Fred Cook at the Syracuse State Institution for Feeble -Minded
Children for the year ending Sept. 3oth, 1893.
The clerk read a communication from the Secretary of
State, which on motion of Mr. Bates was ordered placed on
file.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon •Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Frost offered the following resolution whichon motion
of Mr. Rhodes was adopted :
Resolved, That the insurance of all county buildings be placed in charge
of the Committee on U. S. Deposit Fund and Insurance.
Mr. Smith presented the reports of W. F. Smith, F. B.
Aiken, D. M. Searles and E. G. Willis, Justices of the Peace
of the town of Enfield, which were filed,
Mr. Rhodes presented the reports of N. Stevens H. S.
Hopkins, J. M. Montfort and Newton Baldwin, Justices of the
Peace of the town of Groton, which were filed.
Mr. Todd presented the reports of Z. Smiley, T. W. Slocum,
J. B. Thatcher and Jacob Wise, Justices of the Peace of the
town of Danby, which were filed.
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Mr. Bates presented the reports of John Cross, R. G. H.
Speed, W. V. Persouius and John J. Peters, Justices of the
Peace of the town of Caroline, which were filed.
Mr. Frost offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Bates, was adopted :
Resolved, That the chairman appoint a committee of three on Erroneous
Assessments.
The chairman appointed as such committee, Messrs. Frost,
Conklin and Rhodes.
Moved by Mr. Todd, that this Board as a committee of the
whole visit the County Alms House Tuesday, Nov. 29th.
Mr. Todd's motion on being seconded, was carried.
Mr. Lyke appeared before the Board and presented his re-
port as County Superintendent of the Poor, which was filed.
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Todd was adopted :
'Resolved, That the hour from four to five o'clock, Y. M., be set apart for
auditing bills and accounts by this Board.
On motion adjourned.
FIFTH DAY.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
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Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of 1VIr. Horton was adopted :
Resolved, That the clerk of this Board be allowed $15.00 for postage dur-
ing the ensuing year.
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion was adopted :
Resolved, That the number of Grand Jurors for the ensuing year be the
same and apportioned among the several towns of the county in the same ratio
as in the year 1892.
In pursuance of Chapter 715 of the Laws of 1892, the following designa-
tion of papers to publish the Session Laws for the ensuing year was made :
Iu pursuance of Chapter 715 of the Laws of 1892, we, the undersigned Re-
publican members of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County do here-
by designate the Ithaca Weekly Journal to publish the Session Laws for the
ensuing year.
Dated Nov. 22, 1892.
J. H. KENNEDY,
WM. F. SMITH,
FRED E. BATES,
EDWARD CAMP,
GEORGE W. FROST,
DANA RHODES,
F. A. TODD,
C. M. TITUS.
In pursuance of Chapter 715 of the Laws of 1892, we the undersigned
Democratic members of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County, do
hereby designate the Ithaca Democrat to publish the Session Laws for the en-
suing year.
Dated Nov. 22d, 1892. JOHN H. CONKLIN,
R. HORTON,
A. G. GENUNG
Mr. Horton offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Rhodes was adopted :
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Resolved, That pursuant to Chapter 715 of the Laws of 1892, the price for
printing Session Laws of a local nature applicable to this county be fixed at
twenty-five (25) cents per folio, that being the minimum price permitted by
said act.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Todd presented a list of the Grand Jurors for the town
of Danby for the ensuing year.
Mr. Horton presented a list of the Grand Jurors forthe
town of Newfield for the ensuing year.
Mr. Camp presented the reports of A. P. Osborn, Henry
Hutchings, Norman R. Gifford and John N. Barker, Justices of
the Peace of the town of Ulysses, which were filed.
Mr. Titus as chairman of the committee on county build-
ings for the year 1891, reported the following bills, contracted
by said committee which, on motion, were allowed and audited
at the amounts recommended by the committee :
Bills Nos. 75, 9, 67, 10, 21, and 69.
Mr. Rhodes . as chairman of the committee on county
claims reported the following bills, which, on motion were
allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee.,
Bills Nos. 12, 78, 79, Si, 58, 8o, 52, 55, 54, 48, 47,34, 50,
56, 39, 41, 40, 45, 16, 17, 18, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30.
Mr.• Conklin presented a list of the Grand
town of Lansing for the ensuing year.
On motion adjourned.
49, 51, 53, 38, 46,
Jurors for the
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SIXTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 23, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved. '
Mr. Camp presented a list of the Grand Jurors for the town
of Ulysses for the ensuing year.
Mr. Kennedy presented a list of the Grand Jurors for the
town of Dryden for the ensuing year.
Mr. Bates presented a list of the Grand Jurors for the town
of Caroline for the ensuing year.
Mr. Smith presented a list of the Grand Jurors for the
town of Enfield for the ensuing year.
Mr. Rhodes presented a list of the Grand Jurors for the
town of Groton for the ensuing year.
Mr. Titus presented a list of the Grand Jurors for the town
of Ithaca for the ensuing year.
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
Resolved, That the Grand Jury lists returned by the Supervisors of their
respective towns, hereby constitutes the Grand Jury list of the county for the
ensuing year.
Mr. Camp presented the report of the Bonding Commis-
sioner of the town of Ulysses and his report, as Supervisors, of
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the bonded indebtedness of said town, which on motion of Mr.
Titus were received and ordered printed with the reports and
that the amount asked for be levied upon the taxable property
of the town of Ulysses.
On motion adjourned until Monday, Nov. 28th, at 10 o'clock.
SEVENTH DAY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Todd presented the town audits of the town of Danby,
which on motion were received and ordered that the amount
asked for be levied upon the taxable property of the town of
Danby.
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Titus was adopted :
Resolved, That bills Nos. 48, 49 and 5o be added to the audits of the town of
Danby and that the amounts therein claimed, be assessed and levied upon the
taxable property of said town.
Mr. Rhodes presented a petition from the citizens of the
town of Groton, which on motion of Mr. Titus was received
and placed on file.
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Mr. Conklin presented a petition from the citizens of the
town of Lansing, which on motion of Mr. Titus was received
and placed on file.
Mr. Horton presented the reports of W. H. Van Ostrand,
Abner H. Stamp, A. K. Allen and Seymour B. Grover, Justices
of the Peace of the town of Newfield, which were filed.
Mr. Kennedy presented the reports of Geo. E. Monroe, S.
S. Hoff, Geo. E. Hanford, Win. E. Brown and Geo. E. Under-.
wood, Justices of the Peace of the town of Dryden, which
were filed.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Horton presented a communication from the Ithaca
Journal relative to printing the proceedings of the Board for
the year 1892.
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution which on motion
of Mr. Camp was adopted :
Resolved, Your committee on printing recommend that the printing of the
reports for the year 1892, be awarded to the Ithaca Journal to print 5,000 copies
at $2.55 per page.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on county claims
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Todd
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
Committee :
Bills Nos. 64, 125, 121, 74, 122, 73, 224, 11, 118.
28 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Mr. Titus, chairman of the committee on county buildings
for the year 1891, reported the following bills contracted by
said committee which on motion of Mr. Horton, were allowed
and audited at the amounts recommended by the committee :
Bills Nos. 126, 13 and 15.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution which on motion
of Mr. Bates was adopted :
' Resolved, That the salary of the Jail Physician be fixed at fifty dollars for
the ensuing year.
On motion adjourned.
EIGHTH DAY.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1892.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
On motion the reading of the minutes of the preceding
day was postponed until Wednesday morning, November 29th.
On motion adjourned to meet at the County Alms House
as a committee of the whole.
The Board re -convened at the County Alms House.
The -committee on superintendents accounts examined the
accounts of Superintendent Lyke and found them correct.
After inspecting the various buildings and stock the Board
returned to Ithaca.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS; 1892. 29
NINTH DA.Y
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding days read and approved.
Mr. Conklin presented a petition from the Assessors of the
town of Lansing which was referred .to the committee on er-
roneous assessments.
Moved by Mr. Titus that the committee on county claims
have full power to make such contract as they see fit with the
Ithaca Water Works Co., for supplying water for the county
jail and county clerk's office.
Mr. Titus' motion on being seconded was carried.
Moved by Mr. Frost that the Supervisor from the town of
Lansing be authorized to place the name of Hugh Halsey on
the assessment roll of said town, in accordance with a petition
presented by the assessors of the town.
Mr. Frost's motion on being seconded by Mr. Camp, was
carried.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Horton was adopted :
i
30 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
, Resolved, That in accordance with a resolution adopted by the Town
Board of the town of Dryden, November 26th, 1892, there be levied and assessed.
upon the taxable property of the following road -districts in said town, . the
sum of $652.25,; the same to be paid to the Highway Commissioner of said town
to be by him applied, for the payment of notes given by the overseers of high-
ways for the.purchase of road -scrapers for said districts. ,
Districts Nos. 93, 96, 90, 91, 94, 95, 97, 103, 121, 141, 127, 92, 155, 41, 8, 44,
29, 30, 42, 102, 6, 17, 148, 43, 131, 132, 134, 138, 129, 45, 111, 112, 113, I18, I20,
116, 117, 122, 1, 3, 9, 124, 74, 156, 7r, 70, $z, 33, 35, 31, 34, 32, 5•'
Mr. Titus presented the reports' of the Bonding,Commis-
sioners of the town +of Ithaca and his report as Supervisor of •
the bonded indebtedness of said town, which on motion of Mr.
Horton was received and ordered printed with the reports and
that the amounts asked for be levied and assessed upon the tax-
able property of the town of Ithaca.
The chairman being obliged to absent himself at this time,
Mr. Titus of Ithaca was called to the chair.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on county ' claims
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Bates,
were allowed and audited 'at the amounts recommended by the
committee.
Bills Nos. 149, 154, 156, 155, 153, 152, 151, 150, 72.
Mr. Conklin, 'chairman of the committee on sheriff's and
Judge's accounts, reported the following bills which onmotion,.'.',
of Mr. Smith were allowed and audited at the amounts recom
mended by the committee :
Bilis Nos. 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140.
Mr. Genung, chairman of the committee on constables' ac-
counts reported the following bills, which on motion were al-
lowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the com-
mittee . :
Bills Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 103, ro6, ro9, 117.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 31
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
Resolved, That the Salary of the Chaplain of the County Alms House be
fixed at $50.00 for the ensuing year.
On motion adjourned.
TENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Rhodes of Groton in the chair.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Smith was adopted :
Rosolved, That in accordance with a resolution adopted by the Town
Board of the town of Ulysses, Nov. lith, 1892, there be levied and assessed upon
the taxable property of the following road districts in said town the sum of
ninety-two 50-100 ($92.5o) dollars, the same to be paid to the Commissioner
of Highways of said town, to be by him applied for the payments of notes giv-
en by the overseers of highways for the purchase of road scrapers for said
districts.
Districts Nos. 1o, 14, i6, 25, 28, 49, 53, 57, 43.
Mr. Rhodes presented the report of the bonding commis-
sioner of the town of Groton and his report as Supervisor of
32
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the bonded indebtedness of said town, which on motion of Mr.
Smith was received and ordered printed with the reports and
that the amount asked for be levied and assessed upon the tax-
able property of the town of Groton.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Mr. Kennedy in the chair.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The committee on erroneous assessments rendered a report
recommending that the assessments on the parsonages of the
Methodist Episcopal and Baptist Churches in the town of En-
field, be stricken from the assessment roll of said town.
On motion of Mr. Camp, the recommendations made by
the committee were adopted.
Mr. Titus offered the following _ resolution, which on mo-
tion was adopted :
Resolved, That all children committed to the care of any charitable insti-
tution under Section 291 of the Penal Code shall be paid for by the county at a
price not exceeding $1.5o per week, and the expenses therefor shall be refunded
to the county by the towns or city of which said child was a resident at the time.
of said committment.
The Sheriff of Tompkins County is hereby empowered and authorized to
contract for the maintenance of any children so committed under the provi-
sions of this act.
Mr. Genung, chairman of the committee on constables'
accounts reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Titus, were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended
by the committee :
Bills Nos. IO2, I08, I IO, III, II2, I13, 114, II5, I16, 146, 148.
On motion adjourned,
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 33
ELEVENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Bates was adopted :
Resolved, That the Sheriff be allowed $12.00 for transportation of a single
prisoner to the Monroe County Penitentiary, the State Industrial School at
Rochester and the Onondaga County Penitentiary,and $3.0o for each additional
prisoner at the same time.
Mr. Titus presented the town audits of the town of Ithaca,
which on motion were received and ordered that the amount
thereof be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of the
town of Ithaca.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Smith was adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of Five Hundred Dollars be levied and assessed
upon the taxable property of the town of Ithaca for highway purposes.
On motion adjourned until Monday, Dec. 5th, at io o'clock.
34 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
TWELFTH DAY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Conklin presented the reports of W. H. Lockerby, as
Coroner, which on motion of Mr. Todd were filed.
Mr. Camp presented the report ofJohn Flickenger, as Cor-
oner, which on motion of Mr. Bates was filed.
Mr. Frost presented the report of J. Watson Brown, as Cor-
oner, which on motion of Mr. Conklin was filed.
Mr. Smith presented the report of L. T. White, as Coroner,
which on motion of Mr. Bates was filed.
Mr. Smith presented the report of the Bonding Commis-
sioner of the town of Enfield and his report as Supervisor of
the bonded indebtedness of said town, which on motion of Mr.
Camp, were received and ordered printed with the reports and
that the amount asked for be levied and assessed upon the tax-
able property of the town of Enfield.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The clerk read a communication from the Supervisors of
Onondaga County, which on motion of Mr. Bates was received
and placed on file.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 35
Mr. Bates presented the town audits of the town of Caro-
line, which on motion ,were audited as reported and ordered
that theamount asked for be. levied upon the taxable• property
of the town of Caroline.
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. Smith was adopted and ordered that the amounts asked
for be levied upon the taxable property of the town of Caroline :
Resolved, That pursuant to an action taken bythe electors of the town of
Caroline at the town meeting held in 1892, there be levied upon the taxable
property of the town of Caroline, the following, sums for the following pur-
poses, viz :
For the support of the poor
For highways and bridges
Total
$300 00
500 00
$800 00
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution which on motion
of Mr. Titus, was adopted :
Resolved, That this Board receive no bills for audit after December 9th
unless otherwise ordered.
Mr. Titus chairman of the committee on county buildings
for the year 1891, reported the following bills contracted by said
committee, which on motion of Mr. ,, aith were' allowed and
audited at the amounts recommended by the committee :
Bills Nos. 6 and 61.
Mr. Bates, chairman of the committee on clerk's and Jus-
tices' accounts reported the following bills, which on motion of
Mr. Titus, were allowed and audited at the amounts recom-
mended by the committee.
•
•
Bills Nos. 127, 129, 128, 131, 132, 133.
36 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Mr. Genung, chairman of the committee on constable ac-
counts reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Todd were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended
by the committee :
Bills Nos. 104, 105, 107.
Mr. Titus gave notice that he would make a motion on
Thursday, December 8th, at 2 o'clock in regard to painting the
Court House and also in regard to enlarging and heating the
County Clerk's Office.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on county claims
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Bates
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee :
Bills Nos. 123, 89, 93, Ioo, 99, 98, 96, 85, 88, 92, 86.
On motion adjourned.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Conklin offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Titus was adopted :
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 37
Resolved, That the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty dollars be levied and
collected against the taxable property of the town of Lansing for the repair of
highways and bridges.
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion o'f Mr. Smith was adopted :
Resolved, That there be levied and collected upon the taxable property of
the town of Danby, the herein specified amounts for the following purposes :
Highways and Bridges as allowed by statute $250 00
Town poor by resolution of Town Board 5o 00
$300 00
Mr. Conklin presented the town audits of the town of
Lansing, which on motion of Mr. Todd were received and
ordered that the amount thereof be levied and assessed upon
the taxable property of the town of Lansing.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Todd offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted and ordered that the amount
thereof be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of the
town of Danby :
Resolved, That the following bill be added to the town audits of the town
of Danby. -
Bill No. 51, Percy W. Wood, assigned to B. M. Bruce $18.75.
The committee on erroneous assessments presented a report
recommending that assessments against the property of Henry
W. Stephens of Ithaca, W. C. Tripp of Dryden and Irving
Agney of Ulysses, be stricken from the assessment rolls of their
respective town.
38 SUPERVISORS'. PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
On motion of Mr. Todd the recommendations of the com-
mittee were adopted.
Mr. Conklin presented the reports of Frank H. Tarbell, B.
M. Hagin, Chas. Drake and Nelson E. Lyon, Justices of. the
Peace of the town of Lansing, which were filed.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman ofthe committee on county claims'
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Frost
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee
Bills Nos. 119, 158, 7, 157, 71, 76, 83, 62, 6o, 59, 61, 63, 120, 68, 42, 66, 43,
37, 23, 70.
Mr.' Frost presented petitions from citizens of Ithaca and
Dryden.
Moved by Mr. Horton, that action on said petitions be
made the special order of business on Monday, December z2th,
at 2 o'clock.
Mr. Horton's motion on being seconded, was carried.
Moved by, Mr. Titus, that the .clerk draft resolutions simi-
lar to those adopted by the Onondaga. County Board of Super-
visors and submit the same to the Board.
Mr. Titus' motion, on being seconded by Mr. Bates, was
carried.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on, mo-
tion of Mr. Bates was adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars be levied and
assessed against the taxable property of the town of Groton for the repair of
highways and bridges in said town, as allowed by statute.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 39
Pursuant to the motion made by Mr. Titus, the clerk sub-
mitted the following resolutions, which on motion of Mr. Camp
were adopted :
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Board of Supervisors, the Act of 1892,
appointing an election for the second Tuesday of February next, is unwise, un-
necessary and expensive, and occuring as it does upon the same day of holding
town meetings, it will be a physical impossibility to conduct the two elections
at the same time.
Resolved, That the Senator from this district, and the Member of Assem-
bly from this county, be requested to use their influence at the earliest possible
moment for the postponement of said election for the choosing of delegates to
the Constitutional Convention, until the first Tuesday succeeding the first Mon-
day of November next, the time appointed for the holding of the general
election.
Resolved, That the clerk of this Board be directed to mail to the Senator
of this district, and to the Member of Assembly of this county, a certified copy
of the above resolution.
Mr. Kennedy presented the town audits of the town of
Dryden, which on motion of Mr. Camp, were received and
ordered that the amount thereof be levied and assessed upon
the taxable property of the town of Dryden..
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolutions, which on
motion were adopted :
Resolved, That in accordance with a resolution passed at the annual town
meeting, held February 9th, in the town of Dryden and resolutions subsequent-
ly passed by the Town Board, the sum of $1,491.49 be levied upon the taxable
property of the town of Dryden for highways and bridges and that said sum
be paid to the commissioners of said town.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on
motion was adopted :
Resolved, That the following bills be added to the town audits of the town
of Dryden and the amounts as specified be levied upon the taxable property of
the town of Dryden :
40 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
No. 91 J. G. Ford, printing $29 70
No. 92 Geo. H. Houtz, poll clerk. 4 00
No. 93 E. D. Allen, vital statistics 2 75
No. 94 Frank E. Ellis, constable. 2 00
No. 95 J. T. Morris, house and building booths. 25 00
No. 96.Dwight McElheny, lumber It 76
No. 97 Hiram Root, house for Town Meeting .. ro 00
No. 98 H. H. Miller, constable . 6 20
No. 99 Fred S. Hiller, vital statistics . 5 00
No. Poo Theron Johnson, poll clerk . 4 00
No. rot J. H. Kennedy, service . 6 oo
No. 202 Obed Lindsey, constable 2 00
No. 103 Alfred Bishop, inspector 4 00
No. 104 Mrs. M. F. Sexton, refunded tax 6 o6
No. toy Jesse A. Ofield special constable 2 00
$120 47
On motion adjourned.
FOURTEENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 7, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Bates presented a petitionsifrom the citizens of the
town of Caroline, praying that the names of H. L. Speed, Mrs.
Ruth Surdam, Mrs. Gilbert Smith, and S. A. Schutt, be placed
on the assessment roll of said town for the year 1892 and tax
levied at the same rate of taxation for 1891.
On motion of Mr. Cainp the prayer of the petitioners was
granted.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 41
Mr. Smith offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Bates was adopted :
Resolved, That in accordance with the action of the Board of Auditors of
the town of Enfield, the sum of $351.53 be levied on the taxable property of
the following road districts in said town, for payments on road machines pur-
chased by said districts :
District 5, Road 6. D. r, R. 13. D. x, R. 20. D. r, R. Ir. D. 3, R. 6.
D. 3, R. o. D. x, R. 23. D. 3, R. 7. D. 4, R. 16. D. 2, R, 15. D. r,
R. 18. D. 1, R. 16 . .
D. 1, R. 17. D. 1, R. 2. D. 1, R. 14. D. 2, R. 17. D. 3, R. 17.
D. r, R. 12
D. 3, R. 25 D. 2, R. 6. D. 3, R. 1. D. 5, R. 5. D. 1, R. 16.
D. 4, R. 18
D. 2, R. 2. D. 2, R. 7. D. 5, R. 1. D. 4, R. 7. D. 2. R. 25. D. 2, R. 3.
D. 3, R. 4. D. 2, R. 12. D. 2, R. 11. D. 2, R. o. D. 2, R. Io. D. 2, R. 4.
$40 92
52 90
78 47
6r 18
59 81
58 25
$351 53
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Conklin offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Camp was adopted
Resolved, That the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars be allowed the
sheriff of the county to pay for the services of janitor of the Court House
and engineer and fireman for the county jail for the year 1893.
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
Resolved That there be levied, and collected in the several towns in the
county from those persons whose names were duly returned by the Overseers
of the several road districts in the towns, asrequired by law, the following sum :
District No. 56, I1 r2 days
CAROLINE.
$17 25
42 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
DANBY.
District No. 21, 4 days $6 00
DRYDEN.
District No. 9, 2 4 days $3 75
District No. 36, (4'.1 clays 6 38
District No. 39,;2,4 days 3 75
District No. 136 2Y1 days 3 38
ITHACA.
District No. 3, 4 days
LANSING.,
District No. 37, 5 days
ULYSSES.
District No. 65, 4 days
District No. 5, 6 `z days
$17 26
$6 oo
$7 50
$6 00
9 75
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on county claims,
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Smith
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee
Bills Nos. 101, 19, 90, 77, 14, ,6r, 164, 162, 163, 178, 170, 169, 168, 171, 176,
175,'' 172, 166, 165, 159, 160, 44, 174, 173, 167, 82.
On notion adjourned.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, •1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDING -S, 1892. 43
Minutes of preceding day read and approved..
Mr. Horton presented the report of the bonding commis-
sioners of the town of Newfield and his report as Supervisor,
of the bonded indebtedness of said town, which on motion of
Mr. Todd, were received and ordered, that the amount asked
for be levied and collected out of the taxable property of said
town.
Mr. Horton presented the town audits of the town of New-
field, which on motion of Mr. Cainp were received and ordered
that the amount thereof be levied and assessed upon the tax-
able property of said town.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Smith was adopted :
Resolved, That the committee on county buildings, be instructed to cause
the court house to be painted with Portland cement in oil. The cost not to ex-
ceed .$Zoo:oo.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution which on motion
was adopted :
Resolved, That it is expedient to put steam heat in the County Clerk's
building, and in order that the same may be done in a substantial and proper
manner, it is deemed best to extend the building west so as to take in the va-
cant land adjacent thereto in order to add a cellar for a heating apparatus,
coal. That the same be referred to the committee on county buildings to investi-
gate and report to this Board.
District Attorney Jennings appeared before the Board and
submitted a resolution for the protection of game birds,
which he requested the Board to adopt.
44 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
On motion, action on the matter was made a special order
of business for Monday, December 12th, at 2 o'clock.
On motion of Mr. Camp, Superintendent of the Poor,
Lyke, was requested to make a statement to the Board in re-
gard to the matter of Nichols, between the town of Danby and
the county.
On motion of Mr. Rhodes, the matter was made a special
order of business for Friday, December 9th, at 11:30 o'clock.
Mr. Rhodes presented the town audits of the town of
Groton, which on motion of Mr. Todd were receivedand
ordered that the amounts thereof be levied and collected out of
the taxable property of the town of Groton.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion was adopted :
Resolved, That the following bills be added to the town audits of the town
of Groton and that the amount thereof be levied and collected out of the tax-
able property of said town :
No. 92, Mary P. Renney, house for election $15 00
No. 93, Pickens & Lowe, supplies G. A. R . 9 3o
No. 94, Mosher Bros., supplies G. A. R . ' 7 29
No. 95, Eugene P. Hart, excise commissioner 3 00
No. 96, V. C. Lowe, election clerk 4 00
No. 97, C. P. Mosher, election clerk . 4 00
No. 98, S. W. Pennoyer, poll clerk 4 00
No. 99, Wm. A. Smith, registering marriages 2 00
No. loo, Elmer Crittenden, supplies G. A. R. 6 3o
No. 10I, A. M. Baldwin, registering vital statistics . 5 5o
No. 102, 3.3. Dougherty, ballot clerk 4 00
No. 103, F. H. Robinson, supplies G. A. R. 50
No. 104, Wm. H. Burnham, clerk assessors 6 00
No. 105, Chas. Townley, excise commissioner 3 00
No. io6, C. H. Tarbell, constable 7 95
No. 107, Dana Rhodes, services as Supervisor . ii 44
$93 28
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 45
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on county claims,
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Camp
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee :
Bills Nos. 8, 177, 36, 87, 97, 23.
Mr. Smith offered the following resolutions, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Bates were adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty dollars be levied and
collected upon the taxable property of the town of Enfield for the repairs of
highways and bridges in said town as allowed by statute.
Resolved, That the sum of Twenty -Two dollars be levied and collected up-
on the taxable property of the town of Enfield to pay bill No. 72, of audits of
said town for 1891, for payment of which no provision was made in the tax
levy of that year.
On motion adjourned.
SIXTEENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Horton, chairman of the committee on printing and
printer's accounts reported the following bills, which on motion
of Mr. Camp were allowed and audited at the amounts recom-
mended by the committee :
Bills Nos. 84, 57, 32, 33, 31.
46 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Mr. Bates chairman of the committee of clerk's and Jus-
tices' accounts, reported the following bills, which on motion
tion of Mr. Smith were allowed and audited at the amounts
recommended by the committee.
Bills Nos. 130, 183, 184.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Bates was adopted :
Resolved, That the following bill be added to the town audits of the town
of Ithaca, and that the amount thereof be levied and collected out of the tax-
able property of said town :
Bill No. 301, Samuel Frazier, constable
$2 75
Mr. Camp presented the town audits of the town of Ulysses,
which on motion were received and ordered that the amount
thereof be levied and collected out of the taxable property of
said town.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Smith was adopted :
Resolved, That bills Nos. 78, 79, 8o and 81, be added to the town audits of
Ulysses and that the amount of such bills be levied upon the taxable property
of said town.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution which on motion
was adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of $Ioo.00 be levied and assessed upon the taxable
property of the town of Ithaca for the purpose of paying Decoration Day
expenses.
The time having arrived for taking up the special order of
business laid over from Thursday's session, that matter was
called up.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 47
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution :
Resolved, That it is the judgment of this Board, that Ira Nichols, a pauper
properly chargeable to the county of Tompkins, should be stricken from the
town of Danby and made a county charge.
Moved by Mr. Todd, that the resolution be adopted.
Mr. Titus moved as an amendment, that the matter be re-
ferred to a committee of three, composed of Messrs. Rhodes,
Camp and Horton.
Amendment accepted by Mr. Rhodes.
Resolution as amended, adopted.
On motion adjourned until Dec. 12th, at 9 o'clock.
SEVENTEENTH DAY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Attorney Wolcott appeared before the Board and asked
that the name of Mrs. Sarah Perry be stricken from the assess-
ment roll of the town of Caroline on the grounds that the
property of the applicant was exempt from taxation.
48 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Mr. Conklin offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
Resolved, That bills Nos. 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 8o, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85 and
86, amount $1,165.9o, be added to the town audits of the town of Lansing, and
that the amounts thereof be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of
said town.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Moved by Mr. Horton, that the Board proceed to an in-
forrnal ballot for jail physician.
Mr. Horton's motion, on being seconded, was, carried.
The chairman appointed as tellers, Messrs. Smith and Bates.
Nine ballots were cast of which
Dr. Baker received 7
Dr. Brown received i
Dr. Meany received i
On motion of Mr. Horton, Dr. Eugene Baker was declared
elected jail physician for the ensuing year.
Mr. Frost, chairman of the committee on erroneous assess-
ments, rendered a report recommending that the town of Itha-
ca refund to James A. Cass the suns of $8.03, being for a tax
collected from him on property exempt from taxation, and also
that an assessment of $55o against the property of Emma
Wheeler of the town of Enfield be stricken from the assess-
ment roll of said town.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDING -S, 1892. . 49
The committee further recommended that, in accordance
with a petition from the assessors of the town of Enfield, the
Pa. and Sodus Bay R. R., be added to the assessment roll of
of said town.
On motion of Mr. Camp the recommendations made by the
committee were adopted.
The time having arrived for taking up the special order of
business laid over from Tuesday, December 6th, that matter
was called up.
Various citizens appeared before the Board and spoke in
regard to the proposed annexation.
Moved by Mr. Todd, that the chairman appoint a commit-
tee of three to investigate and report to the next Board of
Supervisors in regard to the proposed annexation of the town
of Ithaca to the adjacent towns.
Mr. Todd's motion on being seconded by Mr. Rhodes was
carried.
The chairman appointed as such committee, Messrs. Titus,
Todd and Camp.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on county claims
reported the following bills which on motion of Mr. Smith were
allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee.
Bills Nos. 65, 35, 187, 188, 189, 19o, 186, 182, 191, 18o, 179.
Mr. Camp, chairman of the committee appointed to inves-
tigate and report to the Board in regard to enlarging and heat-
ing the County Clerk's building, rendered a report on the
necessary costs of doing the same.
On motion adjourned.
50 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
EIGHTEENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Titus, chairman of the committee appointed to exam-
ine the accounts of the several charitable institutions, presented
the following report, which on motion of Mr. Bates was receiv-
ed and ordered spread upon the minutes and that the several
sums therein named be assessed and levied upon the respective.
towns chargeable therewith :
To the Honorable the Board of Supervisors :
Your committee appointed to examine the accounts of the several chari-
table institutions, would respectfully report as follows :
Resolved, That in accordance with Chapter 446, Title 4, Section 6, Laws of
1894, there be assessed and levied upon the taxable property of the following
towns for the support of pauper insane, and the county of Tompkins for in-
digent insane and county paupers, the sums set forth in the annexed schedule
to reimburse the county for amounts of money paid to Willard State Hospital,
viz :
CAROLINE.
Everett Boyer $22I 00
DRYDEN.
John B. Kellogg 130 00
ITHACA.
Mary Stephens 198 75
Mary A. Stephens 221 00
Kate Fallon . 221 00
Lizzie Flynn . 221 00
Lewis Snyder 117 18
$978 93
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 51
TOMPKINS COUNTY.
Julius E. Durling $48 57
Joseph Pose. . . 46 75
John Henry Conliff 42 5o
Fred Stanley Clark 37 03
Sylvester Roper 81 97
Charles H. Edwards 13 35
Percelia Demond Io8 21
Fay T. Mapes 5 46
Ida S. Horton, self supporting 4 25
Eve I. Tichenor 53 53
Charles Whipple . 94 46
Orpha E. Allen 136 90
W. B. Wolcott 156 04
Charles Olney Miller. 3 65
Nancy M. Schoolcroft 20 04
Hannah Kirby . . 34 6i
Ruth N. Hulbert . 38 25
Lydia L. Lincoln 59 50
Mary Sweasy 90 5o
Nora A. McKean 174 61
Fer. A. Parteuheimer 183 15
John C. Bovier 199 75
Patrick J. Casey 114 65
Patrick W. Shirley . . 217 36
Arthur S. Williams . . 35 82
Albert Monroe . . 30 96
Mary Menzie 12 14
Harley Kellogg 130 00
Horatio E. Morgan . . 130 00
Lillian Jane Wood . 130 00
Harriett P. Ross . 130 00
Emily C. Smith 130 oo
Hattie Smith 130 00
Ira W. Dwight 130 00
William Porter 130 00
Henry Gibson . . . 130 00
Phoebe Ann Baker . 202 00
Carrie A. Dean 211 75
Garrison M. More 199 00
52 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Sarah Sutliff, self supporting 221 00
Frances A. Drake 214 00
Amanda McCaugheney 221 00
James W. Ingersoll 221 00
Emma Austin 221 00
Elenora N. Bush 221 00
John Walker 221 00
John G. Smith 221 00
James Butler . 221 00
W. Z. Fuller 148 14
Mary J. Barnard 131 14
Josephene Perry . 115 96
Seymour Moses 100 18
Chas. W. Poyer 61 19
Warren Smith . 105 03
Laura Saxton, self supporting 130 00
Charles B. Bower 130 00
Hannah Winn . 130 00
Jennie Dillon 130 00
Patience Starks 130 00
Catharine Collins 130 00
James Brennan 130 00
Montgomery Briggs 130 00
Thomas Northrop 130 00
Margaret Raymond 130 00
Frank Carpenter. 130 00
Fanny G. Barber 130 00
Benjamin F. Pratt 130 00
Harriett Crego 130 00
Patrick McCarthy 230 00
Helen Bancroft 230 00
Bartoli Lynch 130 00
Margaret Moore 130 00
Frank A. Pierce 130 00
Mary A. Culligan 230 00
Michael Sweeney 130 00
Edgar D. Wright . 130 00
Joachin Atwater . 230 00
Lina Rowen . . 130 00
James Fish 130 00
Anna L. Welch 130 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDING -S, 1892. 53
Josephene Dean 130 00
John McGrade 1 78
David Ireland 123 85
Deficiency 215 24
Total $10,321 27
Resolved, That in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Supervis-
ors, passed December 7th, 1880, there be assessed and levied upon the taxable
property of the following towns and county, the sums set forth in the annexed
schedule, to reimburse the county for amounts of money paid to the several
charitable institutions in said schedule named, viz :
ENFIELD.
Rose Vedder, N. Y. S. I. for blind $2 88
ITHACA.
W. Minton, N. Y. S. I. for blind $42 33
Emma Cummings, Children's Home 16 50
Edna Gifford, Children's Home . . . . . . . . . • 54 00
Bertha Rundle, Children's Home 25 50
Ada Steinacker, Children's Home 27 00
Sabra Tubbs, Children's Home �9 50
Maude Bracey, Children's Home 51 00
Edward Johnson, Children's Home 45 00
Geo. Saxton, Children's Home 7 50
William Malin, Home for Catholic Children 47 35
Theodore Steinmeyer, Children's Home 79 50
Albert Steinmeyer, Children's Home 78 00
Gertrude Steinmeyer, Children's Home . 40 50
$593 68
NEW FIELD.
Julius Casterline, Susquehanna Valley Home $91 50
Interest 3 43
$94 93
LANSING.
Tony Haher, Children's Home $6 75
Nora Lamphear, Children's Home 51 00
Eva Lamphear, Children's Home . 51 00
Amanda Lamphear . . . 39 75
$148 50
54 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
CAROLINE.
Maude Leonard, Children's Home
Willie Leonard, Children's Home
5 25
5 25
$Io 50
ULYSSES.
Frank Baines, Susquehanna Valley Home $91 5o
Interest
TOMPKINS COUNTY.
3 43
$94 93
Leander Stephens, Susquehanna Valley Home . $91 5o
Harry D. Miller, Susquehanna Valley Home 91 50
Interest . 6 84
DRYDEN.
Mary Woolever, Susquehanna Valley Home
Interest
Fred Cook, Children's Home
All of which is respectfully submitted.
$189 84
91 5o
3 43
18 15
$113 o8
C. M. TITUS,
R. HORTON,
WM. F. SMITH.
Committee.
The clerk read a communication from the Secretary of a
meeting of the citizens of the town of Ithaca in regard to the
annexation of said town to the adjoining towns.
On motion of Mr. Camp, the matter was referred to the
committee appointed to investigate the matter.
Mr. Horton offered the following resolutions, which on
motion of Mr. Titus were adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars be levied and
collected against the taxable property of the town of Newfield for the repair
of highways and bridges.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 55
Resolved, That the sum of Fifty Dollars be levied and collected upon the
taxable property of the town of Newfield for the support of the poor.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion was adopted :
Resolved, That in accordance with a petition presented by the assessors of
the town of Ithaca, to the Board of Supervisors, the following names be added
to the assessment roll of said town : Jas. Driscoll, C. J. Haviland, C. J. Hill,
Estate of A. Burritt, C. R. Smith, Messrs. Joan Nourse, Jas. Schmouse, Theo. C.
Rose, Jas. H. Stanion (assessed to Belle Cowdrey), Patrick Wall, Geo. Frost,
Elvira L. Perry.
Mr. Smith presented the town audits of the town of Enfield
which on motion of Mr. Todd were received and ordered that
the amount thereof be levied and collected out of the taxable
property of said town.
Mr. Smith offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Genung was adopted and ordered that the amount
thereof be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of the
town of Enfield.
Resolved, That the following bills be added to the Audits of the town of
Enfield :
58 D. M. Searles, Justice at Special Audit $2 00 $2 00
59 T. Jones, Ex -Supervisor 12 00 12 00
6o Geo. S. Hopkins, Com. to discontinue highway . 12 00 12 00
61 L. S. Colgrove, " " 44I2 00 12 00
62 Isaac H. Newman, " " " I2 00 12 00
63 J. T. Newman, services counsel " <415 0o 15 00
64 S. D. Halliday, " 44 4430 00 30 00
65 W. F. Smith, Supervisor 4414 00 14 00
109 00 109 00
Mr. Titus presented the reports of M. E. Poole, Wm. J.
Totten and Jason P. Merrill, Justices of the Peace of the town
of Ithaca, which were filed.
56 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Smith, was adopted :
Resolved, That the clerk of this Board be allowed $25.00 for services at
extra sessions and making report to Comptroller.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Ouoruin present.
•
Mr. Horton offered the following resolution which on mo-
tion was adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of $440.67 be levied and collected from the taxabla
property of the following road districts in the town of Newfield, being to apply
in payment for road machines, viz : Districts Nos. 1, 28, 3o, 29, 67, 24, 61, 72,
73, 51, 32, 46, 45, 43, 21, 22, 19, 106, 12, 13, 14, 68, 55, 10, 5, 23, 8, 17, 27, 71, 85,
82, 81, 94, 89, 86, tor, ro8, 99 and 84.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on county claims
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Todd
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee :
Bills Nos. 95, 192.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolutions, which on mo-
tion were adopted :
Resolved, That pursuant to a resolution of the town Board, there be
assessed and levied upon the taxable property of the town of Ulysses, the sum
of Five Hundred Dollars for the support of the town poor.
Resolved, That there be assessed and levied upon the taxable property of
the town of Ulysses, and paid to the commissioner of highways, the sum of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($25o.0o) as provided by statute. Also the sum
of Three Hundred Dollars ($3oo.00) by order of the Town Board to pay for a
bridge on the town line between Covert and Ulysses.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 57
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution which on motion
of Mr. Rhodes was adopted :
Resolved, That there be levied and assessed against the taxable property of
the town of Caroline, One Hundred Dollars for the relief of indigent soldiers.
The committee on erroneous assessments rendered a report
recommending that the prayer of Alamanzo and Sarah Perry,
asking exemption from taxation, be not granted.
On motion of Mr. Todd, the recommendation made by the
committee was adopted.
On motion adjourned.
NINETEENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Hon. Nelson Stevens appeared before the Board and spoke
in favor of granting the petition from the citizens of the town.
of Groton in regard to offering a bounty for fox and woodchuck
scalps.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution :
WHEREAS, The Agricultural interests of the county of Tompkins suffer to
a great extent by the depredations of woodchucks in damaging drains, destroy-
ing meadows, etc., and
58 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
WHEREAS, It is desirable to get rid of this nuisance, therefore be it
•
Resolved, ,That a committee of three be appointed to draft a bill offering a
bounty of ten cents for the scalp of every woodchuck killed in the said county
of Tompkins, and present said report to this Board at the earliest possible
moment, for its action.
Moved by Mr. Conklin that the resolution be adopted.
Moved by Mr. Camp, as an amendment, that said commit-
tee shall report at the next annual' session of 'the Board instead
of at the present session.
Amendment seconded by Mr. Bates.
Mr. Conklin called for the ayes and noes on the amendment,
the ballot resulting as follows :
Ayes—Bates, Titus, Frost, Genung, Horton, Camp -6.
Noes—Kennedy, Todd, Smith, Rhodes, Conklin -5.
Amendment carried.
Resolution as amended, carried.
The chairman appointed as such committee, Messrs. Rhodes,
Conklin and Horton.
The committee on insurance rendered the following report,
which on motion of Mr. Bates, was. received and ordered spread
upon the minutes :
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins Counly:
Your committee on insurance would respectfully report as follows :
That no insurance be taken on the County Clerk's office and jail.
That insurance on the Court House remain as at present, which does not
expire until December to, 1894.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 59
That the insurance of the county house buildings and contents be as
follows :
County House Building . .
Barn No. i and shed . . .
Horse Barn
Hog House .
$7,500 0o furniture and fixtures therein . $7oo 00
400 0o produce therein . 150 00
250 0o produce therein 5o 00
30 00 live stock 100 00
Making a total of $9,18o ; and that said buildings being now insured, the insur-
ance on the barn and outbuildings expiring August 9, 1893, and no new in-
surance can be effected on;the houses till after completion of the building and
repairs, your committee recommend, that the Superintendent be instructed to
effect such insurance in accordance with foregoing schedule.
And recommend that the sum of $too be levied upon the taxable property
of the county to pay premium on policies for above amount.
WM. F. SMITH,
C. M. TITUS,
A. G. GENUNG,
Committee.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
Resolved, That the following sums be levied and assessed upon the taxable
property of the several towns of the county as specified in the following sched-
ule, the said amounts being required to reimburse the county for moneys ad-
vanced to the several towns for taxes returned unpaid :
Caroline . $i4 24
Danby 6 54
Dryden 25 07
Enfield . 77 46
Groton 9 38
Ithaca 49 43
Lansing 43 43
Newfield 72 53
Ulysses 166 97
$464 92
60 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
• The committee appointed to investigate and report in the
matter of Ira D. Nichols, rendered their report, recommending
that the said Ira Nichols, now maintained by the town of Danby,
be accepted as a county charge.
On motion of Mr. Todd, the recommendation made by the
committee was adopted.
The committee on constable's accounts reported the follow-
ing bills which on motion of Mr. Bates were allowed and audit-
ed at the amounts recommended by the committee :
Bills Nos. 147, 181.
On motion adjourned.
TWENTIETH DAY.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Genung of Ithaca in the chair.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
The committee on equalization retired to the committee
room and entered upon the discharge of their duties.
The other members of the Board were also engaged in
committee work during the morning session.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 61
The committee on equalization returned from the commit-
tee room and presented their report.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session
Mr. Kennedy in the chair.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The committee on U. S. Deposit Fund rendered the follow-
ing report, which on motion of Mr. Todd was received and
ordered spread upon the minutes.
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County :
Your committee on U. S. Deposit Fund hereby report that they have ex-
amined the accounts and books of Messrs. Brown and Shannon, the loan commis-
sioners of this county for said fund and also the original mortgages in the
County Clerk's Office.
We find that $99.25 of principal was paid in to commissioners Leary and
Houpt in 1891 and not reported in that year, but which has since been paid
over to the new commissioners and a draft has been forwarded to the Comp-
troller for the same.
That there has been paid during past year of principal the sum of $923.00
and that no new securities have been taken during the year.
The report 'of the loan commissioners containing more definite informa-
tion is herewith submitted.
WM. F. SMITH,
C. M. TITUS,
A. G. GENUNG,
Committee.
For report of loan comrnissioners, see Reports.
Mr. Rhodes chairman of the committee on county claims
reported the following bills which on motion of Mr. Conklin,
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee :
Bills Nos. 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 94.
62 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
The committee on erroneous assessments rendered a report
recommending, that pursuant to a petition of Eliza Mabie, the
sum of $8.48 be returned to her for the amount of a tax illegal-
ly collected and that said amount be levied and collected out of
the taxable property of the town of Ithaca.
On motion of Mr. Horton the recommendation made by
the committee was adopted.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
WHEREAS, This Board of Supervisors has heretofore at various times dur-
ing the session passed resolutions allowing the different Supervisors to add to
their respective town audits, bills against their respective towns, in accordance
with the laws as heretofore interpreted by the courts, and
WHEREAS, Those laws have been repealed by the legislature at its last
sesssion, therefore be it
Resolved, That all such action be, and the same is hereby rescinded and
the clerk of this Board is hereby instructed to strike all such bills from the
town audits of the respective towns.
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY-FIRST DAY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16th, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 63
A petition was presented from the citizens of the town of
Spencer asking the Board of Supervisors of this county to use
all honorable means to effect the annexation of the town of
Spencer to Tompkins County.
Mr. Genung offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Todd, was unanimously adopted :
WHEREAS, A petition from the citizens of the town of Spencer, having
been presented to this Board, requesting that the town of Spencer, be allowed
to become annexed to Tompkins County,
Resolved, That when the town of Spencer shall have decided to sever her
relations with Tioga County that we, the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins
County, request our Senator, Hon. Thomas Hunter, and our Member of Assem-
bly, Hon. A. H. Pierson, to use all honorable means to annex the town of
Spencer to Tompkins County.
Mr. Camp presented the
by the following vote :
Ayes—Kennedy, Bates,
Genung, Horton, Camp -9.
Noes—Smith—I.
following act, which was passed
Todd, Rhodes, Titus, Frost,
ACT, NO. I.
AN ACT for the protection of fish in the county of Tompkins, made under the
laws of 1892, Chap. 488, Sec. 273, and known as the Game Laws. Passed
December 16th, 1892, three-fourths being present.
The People of the County of Tompkins, represented in the Board of Super-
visors, do enact as follows :
SECTION I. No person shall kill, catch or remove any fish by any means
or device whatsoever, in or from that portion of Fall Creek between the Lake
Street Bridge in the city of Ithaca and the Ithaca Falls, including the Pool at
the foot of the Falls.
2. Any attempt to violate any provision of the above section I, shall be
deemed a violation thereof.
64 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
3. Any violation of the provisions of this act shall be a misdemeanor
punishable as now provided by law, and in addition thereto the violator is
liable to a penalty of Twenty -Five Dollars($25) for each and every violation of
this act.
§ 4. All fines recovered under the provisions of this act or regulation, and
belonging to the county, shall be paid to the Treasurer of said county, to be
kept by him in a separate account, and to be applied to the enforcement of
this act by payment of costs and in such other manner as the Board of Super-
visors of said county may direct.
5. This act shall take effect the 1st day of May, 1893.
Mr. Titus offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Frost was adopted :
Resolved, That in case of a deficiency in court expenses for the ensuing
year the County Treasurer and the Supervisors of the town of Ithaca be au-
thorized to borrow on the credit of the county an amount of money sufficient
to meet contingencies, until the meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
The chairman read a communication from Geo. Wallen -
beck in regard to the sale of old pipe belonging to the county.
Moved by Mr. Horton, that Mr. Camp be appointed -a com-
mittee of one to settle with Geo. Wallenbeck for pipe sold and
also to sell the remainder.
Mr. Horton's motion, on being seconded by Mr. Smith
was carried.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The hour having arrived designated for action upon the
report of the Committee on Equalization, that matter was
called up.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 65
Moved by Mr. Titus, that the report of the committee be
not accepted.
Mr. Titus' motion was seconded by Mr. Frost.
The ayes and noes being called on Mr. Titus' motion the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes -Titus, Frost, Genung-3.
Noes -Kennedy, Bates, Todd, Smith, Rhodes, Conklin,
Horton, Camp -8.
Motion declared lost.
Moved by Mr. Camp, that the report of the committee on
equalization be adopted.
Mr. Camp's motion was seconded by Mr. Horton.
Mr. Frost offered the following as a substitute for the re-
port of the .committee on equalization and moved that it be
adopted :
WHEREAS, It is shown by the report of the committee on equalization,
that an injustice to the town of Ithaca is contemplated by increasing the bur-
den of taxation to an excessive degree ;
Resolved, That the following be declared to be the equalized valuation of
the real estate of the county of Tompkins :
TOWNS.
No. Acres.
Valuation.
Personal.
Aggregate
Caroline
34,747
$458,057
$36,550
$494,607
Danby
33,286
453,198
39,610
492,808
Dryden . .
58,192
1289,545
69,955
1,359,500
Enfield.
Groton .
22,007
30,725
373,454
879,158
35,850
103,350
409,304
982,508
Ithaca
19,233
3552,525
527,146
4,079,671
Lansing
Newfield
37,789
36,997
1227,290
462,816
80,70o
34,430
1,307,990
497,246
Ulysses .
19,818
1028,909
196,610
1,225,519
Totals
9,724,952,
1,124,201
10,849,153
66 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Mr. Frost's motion was seconded by Mr. Titus.
The ayes and noes being called on Mr. Frost's motion, the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes—Titus, Frost, Genung-3.
Noes—Kennedy, Bates, Todd, Smith, Rhodes, Conklin,
Horton, Camp -8.
Motion declared lost.
The ayes and noes being called on Mr. Camp's motion, the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes—Kennedy, Bates, Todd, Smith, Rhodes, Conklin,
Horton, Camp -8.
Noes—Titus, Frost, Genung-3.
The report of the committee on equalization declared,
adopted and is as follows :
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON EQUALIZATION.
THE ASSESSED VALUATION OF THE SEVERAL TOWNS AS PER ASSESSORS OF
TOMPKINS COUNTY FOR YEAR 1892.
TO'V NS.
No. Acres.
Caroline
Danby
Dryden
Enfield.
Groton .
Ithaca
Lansing
Newfield
Ulysses.
Totals
Valuation.
Personal.
Aggregate
34,747 $856,7o5 $36,550 $893,255
33,286 625,292 39,610 664,902
58,192 1,057,295 69,955 1,127,250
22,007 540,302 35,850 576,152
30,725 1,155, 650 103,350 1,259,00o
19,233 2,962,145 527,146 3,489,291
37,789 990,793 80,70o 1,071,493
36,997 480,130 34,430 514,560
19,818 1,056,640 196,610 1,253,250
292,794 9,724,952 1,124,201 10,849,153
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 67
We the undersigned committee would respectfully recommend that the
following be and is hereby declared to be the equalized valuation of the real
estate in the county of Tompkins for the year 1892.
TOWNS.
No. Acres.
Valuation.
•
Personal.
Caroline
34,747
$448,402
$36,550
Danby
°33,286
443,623
39,610
Dryden
58,192
1,262,710
69,955
Enfield .
22,007
\ 365,178
35,850
Groton .
30,725
851,109
103,350
Ithaca
19,233
3,691,282
527,146
Lansing
37,789
1,202,003
80,70o
Newfield . . . . . . . . . . .
36,997
452,970
34,430
Ulysses .
19,818
1,007,675
196,610
Totals
292,794
9,724,952
1,124,201
Aggregate
484,952
483,233
1,332,665
401,028
954,459
4,218,428
1,282,703
487,400
1,204,285
10,849,153
F. A. TODD,
DANA RHODES,
JOHN H. CONKLIN,
EDWARD CAMP,
Committee.
Mr. Carnp,,chairrnan of the committee on Superintendent's
accounts and county buildings rendered the following report,
which on motion of Mr. Horton was adopted and ordered spread
upon the minutes :
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County :
Your committee on Superintendent's accounts would present the following
report :
We find that while the Superintendent's report of last year shows a balance
in the hands of the Treasurer of $269.21 but the Treasurer's books show that
there was no monies to the credit of the Superintendent, he having paid or-
ders issued the year before, in excess of appropriation for that year, which
consumed the entire amount in his hands.
The amount of appropriation by the Board for the year ending
Nov. 15th, 1892 was
Out of this appropriation has been paid orders given before Nov.
15th, 1891 to the amount of .
$4,835 89
610 2I
68 SUPERVISORSPROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Orders of Superintendent given during the year to the, amount of $4;225 45
! Cash in Treasurer's hands Nov. i5th, 1892 23
$4,835 89
We also find, by checking back the orders given during the year, with the
Treasurer's books, that there are teu orders now outstanding amounting t0
the sum of $81.01.
Your committee have carefully examined the Superintendent's estimate of
amount needed for the ensuing year to maintain the County Alms Housein
its various departments and recommend that there be assessed and levied upon
the taxable property of the county the sum of $4,75o.00.
For the County at Alms House $655 50
For services of Overseer 150.00.
lbr transportation of paupers 50 00
For out door relief 1,000 00
For salary of keeper 500 00.
$2,355 50
For support of town poor by towns :
Caroline $67 32
Danby ^201 96
Dryden 296 94
Enfield 67 32
Groton . 67 32
Ithaca 1,383 23
Lansing . 113 07
Newfield 134 63
Ulysses
95 71 $2,394
50,
$4,750 00
Upon anexamination of the countybuildings we do not find any unusual.
repairs needed. The subject of painting the outside of the Court Houseand
the extension of the Clerk's Office being under discussion by the Board, your
committee have no recommendation to make in the matter at present:'
EDWARD CAMP,
A. G. GENUNG,
FRED ,E. BATES,
Committee.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 69
Mr. Conklin offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Camp, was adopted :
Resolved, That the sum of $776.67 be levied and collected upon the tax-
able property of the town of Lansing for the repair of highways and bridges
as ordered by the Town Board.
Mr. Smith offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion was adopted :
Resolved, That the collectors of the several towns of Tompkins county be
required to settle with the County Treasurer, and the Supervisors of their re-
spective towns, on or before the ist day of March, 1893.
The committee on county claims reported the following
bills which on motion of Mr. Horton, were allowed and audit-
ed at the amounts recommended by the committee :
Bills Nos. 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209.
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY-SECOND DAY.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Frost, chairman of the committee on County Treasur-
er's accounts rendered the following report, which on motion
of Mr. Titus was adopted and ordered spread upon the minutes':
70 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County
Your committee on county treasurer's accounts would respectfully report
that they have examined the accounts of Charles Ingersoll, County Treasurer,
with the vouchers accompanying the same, together with his report and we
find them to be correct.
They have also compared the securities held by the treasurer in trust for
the Infant Heir Fund and the amount of them is as reported by him in his
schedule, viz :
Securities $31,tot 8r
Cash in bank 415 16
Cash on hand 3,252 27
Making the sum held by him for the benefit of said fund, . $34,769 24
GEO. W. FROST,
J. H. CONKLIN,
DANA RHODES,
Committee.
Mr. Todd chairman of the committee on equalization and
assessment rolls, presented the following report which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted and ordered spread upon the
minutes :
Resolved, That there be levied and collected upon the taxable property of
Tompkins county the sums herein set forth for the following purposes :
STATE TAX.
For schools . $12,725 42
Canals and general purposes 12,470 91
Total $25,196 33
COUNTY TAX.
Stenographers . $499 02
County Audits . 16,153 46
Syracuse State Institution for Children 26 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 71
Salary Clerk of Supervisors 150 00
Clerk's postage account 15 00
Chaplain of Almshouse . 5o 00
Salary Jail Physician 5o 00
Salary Sheriff's Janitor 350 00
Clerk of Supervisors, Comptroller's Report and extra work . 25 00
County Judge's Salary 2,500 00
County Treasurer's Salary 900 00
Court Expense account 4,000 00
Clerk of Surrogate's Court 500 00
County Treasurer's postage account 15 00
District Attorney's salary 600 00
District Attorney's office rent 200 00
County fuel and gas account 750 00
Susquehanna Valley Home 189 84
Willard Hospital for indigent insane 10,321 27
School Commissioner's salary 400 00
Surrogate's Janitor account 75 00
Special County Judge's salary 50 00
Sheriff's office rent 35 00
Installment due on Alms House 5,000 00
Interest due March ist, 1893 to G. M. Pierson 59 74
to J. A. Elston 71 66
to L. D. Van Pelt 62 50
" to Supervisor of Ithaca 58 00
Insurance on county buildings 100 00
Superintendent of the Poor 2,355 50
Total $45,561 00
CAROLINE.
State tax $1,164 07
County tax 2,104 96
Town Audits 1,251 14
Highways and Bridges 500 00
Support of town poor 300 00
Superintendent of the Poor . 67 32
Relief of Indigent Soldiers 100 00
Returned tax 14 24
Willard Asylum 221 00
Children's Home Io 50
Total $5,733 23
72 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
DA NBY.
State tax $I,151 47
County tax 2,082 18
Town Audits . 707 51
Highways and Bridges 25o 00
Superintendent of the Poor 201 96
Town Poor 5o 00
Refunded tax 6 54
Total
DRYDEN.
$4,449 66
State tax $3,275 52
County tax 5,923 o6
Town Audits 1,897 43
Commissioners of Highways per resolution of Town Board . 1,491 49
Returned tax 25 07
Willard Hospital for insane 130 00
Susquehanna Valley Home 94 93
Children's Home 18 15
Superintendent of the Poor 296 94
Total $13,152 59
ENFIELD.
State tax $947 38
County tax 1,713 13
Town Audits 1,144 82
Highways and Bridges 25o 00
Interest on R. R. Bonds 1,176 00
Superintendent of the Poor 67 32
Deficiency in tax levy of 1891 22 00
New York Institution for the Blind 2 88
Returned tax . 77 46
Total $5,400 99
GROTON.
State tax $2,207 20
County tax 3,991 23
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 73
Town Audits $1,594 95
Superintendent of Poor 67 92
Interest on R. R. Bonds 1,050 00
Sinking Fund 150 00
G. A. R. Fund by resolution Town Board 15o 00
Commissioners of Highways per resolution Town Board I, Ioo oo
Returned tax 9 38
Commissioner of Highways as allowed by Statute 25o 00
Total $10,570 68
ITHACA.
State tax
County tax
Town Audits
Superintendent of Poor
Ithaca & Athens railroad sinking fund
Ithaca & Athens railroad interest on bonds
Ithaca & Geneva railroad interest on bonds
Highways and bridges
Memorial account (as voted for at town meeting)
Returned tax
Willard Hospital
New York State Institution for the Blind
Home for Catholic children
Children's Home
Salary, tax receiver
Total
LANSING.
$ 9,544 37
17,258 88
14, 880 82
1,383 23
15,000 00
4, 250 00
7,000 00
500 00
I00 00
49 30
978 93
42 33
47 35
504 00
400 00
$71,939 21
State tax $ 3,116 79
County tax 5,636 02
Town Audits 1,347 36
Superintendent of Poor 113 07
Highways and bridges as allowed by Statute 25o 00
. Children's Home 148 5o
Returned tax 43 43
Added by resolution per order of Town Board for highways . 776 67
Total, $11,431 84
74 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
NEWFIELD.
State tax $1,176 67
County tax 2,127 75
Town Audits 2,067 81
Highways and bridges 25o 00
Superintendent of Poor 134 63
Interest on railroad bonds 3,206 00
Susquehanna Valley Home 94 93
Overseer of Poor 5o 00
Unpaid taxes 72 53
Total $9,180 32
ULYSSES.
State tax 2,612 86
County tax 4,724 78
Town Audits 1,114 81
Highways and bridges 55o 00
Interest on railroad bonds 3,743 00
Town Poor 500 00
Susquehanna Valley Home 94 93
Superintendent of Poor 62 71
Returned tax i66 97
Total $13,57o o6
Mr. Conklin offered the following resolution which on
motion of Mr. Smith was adopted :
Resolved, That in accordance with Chapter 686 of the Laws of 1892, the
clerk of this Board be instructed to cause to be printed in the Ithaca Journal,
an abstract of the accounts furnished by the town auditors, an abstract of all
county accounts, the number of clays the Board was in session and the service
bill of each member of the Board of Supervisors for the year 1892.
Mr. Smith offered the following resolution which on mo-
tion was adopted unanimously :
Resolved, That in appreciation of the ability, impartiality and courtesy
with which he has performed his duties as our presiding officer, the thanks of
the members of this Board are cordially extended to our chairman, John H.
Kennedy.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 75
Mr. Bates offered the following resolution which on mo-
tion was adopted unanimously :
Resolved, That we hereby extend to our clerk, Fred L. Clock, our thanks
for the efficient and prompt manner in which he has discharged the duties of
his office during the session of this Board.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution which on mo-
tion was adopted unanimously :
Resolved, That the thanks of this Board • are due and hereby tendered to
the Ithaca Journal, for its courtesy in supplying us with the Ithaca Daily Jour-
nal during the session.
On motion adjourned until Tuesday, December 27, 1892.
TWENTY-THIRD DAY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1892.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution which on mo-
tion of Mr. Titus was adopted :
Resolved, That the Superintendent of the Poor be and he is hereby
appointed keeper of the County Alms House, his appointment to take effect at
the expiration of the term of the present keeper or at any time a vacancy may
occur before that date ; and that his annual salary as keeper is hereby fixed at
six hnndred dollars.
78 SU'PERV'ISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Attorney Van Vleet appeared before the Board and de -
maned, as attorney for John Bull, that Mr. Bull be recognized
as Supervisor from the town of Caroline.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Roll call Quorum present.
District Attorney Jennings appeared before the Board and
presented his report, which on motion was accepted and ordered
printed with the reports.
The minutes of the day's proceedings read and approved.
There being no further business to be transacted at this
session, on motion of Mr. Camp, the Board was declared ad-
journed sine die.
FRED L. CLOCK, Clerk.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1802.
County Audits.
STATE OF NEW YORK, SS.
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS—BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
77
I hereby certify that the following abstract comprises all
the bills and.accounts against the county of Tompkins, present-
ed to the Board of Supervisors of said county at its annual ses-
sion for the year 1892 showing the name of each claimant, the
true nature of the account, the amount originally claimed, and
the amount as finally allowed and audited by said Board.
FRED L. CLOCK, Clerk.
No. Name. Nature of claim.
I Stephen W. Vorhis, constable assigned to E. C. Wolf,
2 C. E. Bruce, constable
3 Stephen W. Vorhis, constable
4 A. J. Coe, constable
5 E. G. Hance, constable
6 Alex. Minturn, work on county jail
7 Truman Nobles, stenographer's services
8 H. L. Haskin, supplies
9 C. T. Stephens, supplies for county jail
io Schuyler Grant, supplies
II George W. Frost, supplies for jail
12 Charles W. Seaman, livery
Claimed. Allowed
$12 50 .$I2 50
23 35 23 35
2370 2370
18 8o 18 8o
24 5o 23 55
7 25 7 25
5o 3o 5o 30
13 70 13 70
62 32 62 32
95 95
8 85 8 85
I0 00 I0 00
8 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
13 . Jamison & McKinney, supplies and work
14 Martin Besemer, lunacy proceedings
15 F. P. Randolph, work and material
16 New York & Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph
Company, telephone in jail
17 . Andrew J. Parker, receiver of. Weed, Parsons & Co.,
poll lists
18 J. Will Tree, printing and binding
•19 ' J. W. Brown, expert testimony
20 - C. J. Rumsey & Co., work and material
21 E. S. Tichenor & Son, supplies
22 Morgan &Bishop, lunacy proceedings
23 William Fitch, lunacy proceedings
24 R. Wolf (ex -Supervisor), extra session of Supervisors
25 . Jacob H. Rose, coroner's jury
26 Will Rose, coroner's jury'
27 , Levi J. Newman, coroners jury
28 John Russell, coroner's jury.
29 Eugene G. Willis, coroner's jury
'3o T. Jones (ex -Supervisor), extra session of Supervisors
31 Ithaca Democrat, printing.
32 Ithaca Journal, printing Session Laws
33 Weekly. Ithacan, printing
• 341 Corydon W. Conger (ex -Supervisor), extra session of
Supervisors'•
35 M. D. Goodyear, lunacy proceedings
36 G. M. Beckwith, assigned to M. D. Goodyear
37 . E. T. Stewart, coroner's jury and services
38 JamesMorgan, coroner's jury
39 M. Truman Smith, coroner's jury
40 F. B. Fish, coroner's jury
41 • W. I. Sherwood, coroner's jury
42 P. A. Kerst, professional services
43 J. Flickinger, lunacy proceedings
44' Charles A. Smith, sprinkling
45 E. -P. Bouton, coroner's jury
46 M. R. Bennett, coroner's jury and livery
47 John N. Barker, coroner's jury
48 A. P. Osborn, coroner's jury
49 S. G. Dirnick; coroner's jury
5o C. L. Adams, coroner's jury
51 F. A. Kerst, lunacy proceedings
52 S. A. Sherwood, coroner's jury
53 Adam Brown, coroner's jury
$261 45
35 00
64o 58
42 00
$261 45
35 00
64o 58
42 00
.1584 1563
1250 1250
10 00 10 00
340 340
58 35 58 35
41 50 41 50
5O0 ' 500
900 900
200 200
2 00' ' 2 00
200 200
2 00 2 00
2 00 200
1220 , 12 20\
1,457 63 1,457 63
1,237 00 1,237 00
2I 00 2I 00
14 44
20 00
I0 00
I2 00
200
4 00
200
200
I000
5 00
6 5o
400
5 5o
Ioo
6 00
4.00.
200
500
4 00
2 00
14.44
2000
1000
12 00
400
2 00
2 00
I0 00
500
6 5o
400
5 5o.
I 00
6 00
4 00
2 00
500
400
• 200
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 79
54 Benson Metzgar, coroner's jury $2 oo $2 00
55 Munson Metzgar, coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
56 Nelson Stevens, Coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
57 Ithaca Journal, county printing 1,229 96 1,229 96
58 George A. Hopkins, coroner's jury 4 00 400
59 W. H. Lockerby, coroner's bill 22 25 22 25
6o W. H. Lockerby, coroner's bill 13 05 13 05
61 W. H. Lockerby, coroner's bill 15 10 15 10
62 W. H. Lockerby, coroner's bill 7 3o 7 3o
63 N. D. Chapman, professional services 10 00 10 00
64 Treman, King & Co., supplies and work 26 72 26 72
65 J. W. Brown, coroner's bill 143 85 143 85
66 J. W. Brown, lunac§ proceedings 20 00 20 00
67 H. J. Wilson, services, assigned to W. H. Willson 28 8o 28 8o
68 D. White, lunacy proceedings 10 00 to o0
69 Edwin M. Hall, supplies 59 17 59 17
70 S. H. Peck, lunacyfproceedings 25 00 25 00
71 E. R. Ousterhout, lunacy proceedings 5 00 5 00
72 Ithaca Water Works Co., supplying water 139 00 139 oo
73 E. S. Tichenor & Son, supplies 10 75 10 75
74 John E. Beers (ex -Supervisor), extra session of Super-
visors and committee work 32 20 32 20
75 Duane D. Owen, shingles for court house 125 8o 125 8o
76 Edward Meaney, lunacy proceedings 25 00 25 00
77 Chauncey P. Biggs, lunacy proceedings 5 00 5 00
78 George Connor, coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
79 Fred Apgar, coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
8o B. F. Robertson, coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
81 G. W. Hamilton, coroner's jury 200 2 00
82 G. M. Beckwith, lunacy proceedings, assigned to Groton
Carriage Company 8 8o 5 00
83 G. M. Beckwith, autopsy, assigned to Groton Carriage
Company 10 00 10 00
84 Ithaca Journal, printing bill for election 1,078 35 1,078 35
85 H. S. Hopkins, coroner's jury I 00 1 00
86 F. W. Knapp, postal cards 3 50 3 50
87 G. M. Beckwith, lunacy proceedings, assigned to M. D.
Goodyear 500 500
88 John H. Conklin, coroner's jury 1 oo 1 oo
89 E. D. Norton, Directory 2 50 2 5o
90 Rothchild Bros., blankets 10 50 10 50
91 Alex. Minturn, work and material 388 82 388 82
92 Andrus & Church, supplies 49 56 49 56
93 Andrus & Church, supplies 3o 3o
80 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
94 G. M. Beckwith, autopsy, assigned to W. H. Willson $41100080 0 $5 00
95 Elias Smith, coroner's jury i oo 1 00,
96 The Bool Company, table for County Judge 11 25 I1 25
97 J. S. Kirkendall, lunacy proceedings 00 40 00
98 Andrus & Church, supplies 35 35
99 William Austin, professional services to 00 to 00
too R. L. Smith, lunacy proceedings, a$signed to Murray
E. Poole 5 0000.403405
0 50 00
tot Enz & Miller, supplies 38 18 38 18
102 Samuel Frazier, constable 40 8 40
103 Seneca Spicer, constable 19.60 19 6o
104 H. H. Miller, constable, assigned to W. H. Willson 4 35 4 35
105 H. H. Miller, constable, assigned to W. H. Willson 5 50 5 50
to6 Seneca Spicer, constable 2 45 12 45
107 H. H. Miller, constable, assigned to W. H. Willson 2 95 2 95
108 H. H. Miller, constable, assigned to Charles Seaman 8 5o 8 50
109 A. J. Coe, constable 2 30 2 30
II() Westley Hutchings, constable 3 15 1 95
111 H. H. Miller, constable, assigned to Charles Seaman 1 95 1 95
112 H. H. Miller, constable, assigned to Charles Seaman 2 40 2 40
113 Marshall Woodbury, constable 85 85
114 Marshall Woodbury, constable t0 40 10 40
115 Henry C. Carr, game constable, assigned to W. H.
Willson 26 00 26 00
116 R. J. Pierce, constable 4 65 4 65
I17 City of Ithaca, officers' bill 39 95 39 95
118 City of Ithaca, Recorder's bill . 59 25 59 25
119 Banks & Brothers, books for Surrogate's office 36 00 36 00
120 R. E. Hugman, labor and services 35 6o 35 6o
121 Eugene Baker, lunacy proceedings 61 00 61 00
122 Charles H. Steinberg, coroner's jury 1 00 1 00
123 Isaac Holton, coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
124 Crozier & Feeley, supplies for county jail to 75 10 75
125 S. B. Kortz, coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
126 Benj. A. Stevens, work on court house, assigned to
Tompkins County National Bank 385 00 385 00
127 Newton Baldwin, Justice of the Peace 6 70 6 70
228 H. S. Hopkins, Justice of the Peace 3 90 3 90
129 R. L. Smith, Justice of the Peace, assigned to W. H.
Willson 35 65 35 65
130 M. E. Poole, Justice of the Peace 53 79 53 79
,131 Jason P. Merrill, Justice of the Peace 135 30 135 30
132 R. L. Smith, Justice of the Peace, assigned to W. H.
Willson 1 30.50 30 50
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 81
133 Estate of C. C. VanKirk, Justice of the Peace, assigned
to W. H. Willson
134 Charles W. Earl, Deputy Sheriff
135 Albert Niedeck, Special Deputy Sheriff
136 J. A. Elston, Special Surrogate
137 J. A. Elston, Special Surrogate
138 Marcus Lyon, ex -County Surrogate (disallowed)
139 J. W. Tibbetts, Sheriff's service bill
140 J. W. Tibbett's, Sheriff's bill for prisoners' board
141 Susquehanna Valley House, (see County Budgets)
142 Western New York Institution for Deaf Mutes, (see
County Budgets)
143 Society for Protection of Destitute Catholic Children,
(see County Budgets)
144 New York State Institute for the Blind, (see County
Budgets)
145 Willard State Hospital, (see County Budgets)
146 Albert Van Auken, constable
147 Samuel W. Bellis, constable
148 Fred V. Ball, constable
149 J. J. Montgomery,;lunacy proceedings
150 B. M. Halladay, coroner's jury
151 Archer Hockman, coroner's jury
152 Harrison Lanning, coroner's jury
153 Edgar M. Bloom, coroner's jury
154 G. D. Doan, coroner's jury
155 Fremont Willson, coroner's jury
156 John Parkin, coroner's jury
157 Barr Brothers, supplies
158 John Flickinger, coroner
159 H. A. Mosher, coroner's jury
160 Edward Camp, coroner's jury
161 A. H. Pierson, ex -Supervisor
162 Charles Ingersoll, livery
163 Elma Briggs, professional services
164 E. J. Morgan, professional services
165 Charles Seaman, livery
166 A. B. Kennedy, keys
167 J. H. Kennedy, services and mileage
168 L. T. White, coroner
169 Henry Rud3,, coroner's jury
170 E. Davis Allen, lunacy proceedings
171 Dudley Finch, supplies
172 White & Burdick, supplies
$7 05
42 45
8 oo
48 00
48 00
4500
722 53
2,363 72
6 05
5 25
10 40
5 00
I 00
1 00
I 00
100
200
I 00
I 00
6 TO
142 30
200
4 00
13 48
I0 00
I0 00
1 50
1000
r 25
4 92
27 6o
4 00
5 00
2 85
13 68
$7 05
42 45
800
48 00
48 00
00 00
722 53
2,363 72
6 05
5 25
10 40
500
I 00
loo
I 00
I 00
200
I 00
I 00
6 Io
142 30
200
4 00
13 48
IO00
IO00
r 50
IO00
125
4 92
27 6o
400
500
2 85
13 68
82 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
173 J. W. Tibbetts, disinfectants
174 L. H. Gould, surveying
175 F. A. Kerst, lunacy proceedings
176 J. Flickinger, lunacy proceedings,
177 J. H. Jennings, professional services
178 J. R. Cummings, services assigned J. M. Heggie
179 Andrus & Church (amount disallowed in 1891)
18o Enz & Miller, supplies
181 J. C. Lornlore, constable
182 James S. Lyke, Superintendent of Poor
183 L. H. Van Kirk, County Clerk
184 L. H. Van Kirk, County Clerk
185 Children's Home, (see County Budgets)
186 James S. Lyke, grading
187 A. Lyke, grading
,88 Wm. Severn, dirt for grading
189 E. L. Brown, grading
190 Fred Trumbull, grading
191 Lockwood Colegrove (balance due in 1891)
292 A. H. Pierson, ex-Supervisor—committee work
193 R. Horton, committee work
194 F. E. Bates, committee work
195 Dana Rhodes, copying assessment roll
196 C. M. Titus, committee work
197 Richard A. Crozier, committee work
198 John C. Wheeler, coroner's jury
SUPERVISORS' SERVICE BILL.
199 Dana Rhodes, service bill,
zoo C. M. Titus
201 George W. Frost,
202 Fred E. Bates,
203 J. H. Kennedy,
204 R. Horton,
205 A. G. Genung,
2o6 J. H. Conklin,
207 F. A. Todd,
208 William F. Smith,
209 Edward Camp,
$3 92 $3 92
I2 00 I2 00
5 00 5 00
5 00 5 00
15 00 15 00
2500 2500
5 11 Dis
3261 3261
20 65 19 65
258 00 258 00
834 57 834 57
577 35 577 35
22 00 22 00
33 00 33 00
19 20 19 20
33 0O 33 00
16 oo 16 oo
I00 I00
8o 24 8o 24
6944 6944
6o 84 6o 84
25 33 25 33
3o 00 3o 00
51 52 51 52
2 90 2 90
Io8 16 io8 16
182 51 182 51
I00 00 I00 00
135 10 135 10
157 42 157 42
140 62 140 62
I00 00 I00 00
145 55 145 55
119 55 119 55
123 09 123 09
133 8o 133 80
Total $16,215 73 $16,153 46
SVPE1RV2SCRS ACCCVNTS.
The following is a statement showing the amount of compensation audited by the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins
County, to the members thereof, at its annual session of 1892. the items and nature of such compensation, as audited ; the
number of days the Board has been in session, and the distance traveled by the members, respectively, in attending as a
Board of County Canvassers, and the regular session of the -Board of Supervisors within the past year. Published pur-
suant to the fourteenth section of the act of the Legislature, passed December 14th, 1847.
TOWNS
SUPERVISORS.
Days with County
Canvassers.
Days with Board. An-
nual Session.
Compensation at $4.00
per day!
Mileage at 8 cents per
mile.
Days with Board.
Special Session.
Compen sation $3.00
per day.
Days with Board.
Special Session and
Committee Work.
Compensatio n $4.00
per day.
Mileage Special Ses-
sions at 8 cents per
mile.
Copying Assessment
Roll and Extending
Tax.
Total amount of Ser-
vice Bill.
Rate of tax on the
dollar for the several
towns respectively.
Caroline
Danby.... ..... ...........
Dryden.... .
Enfield
Groton.
Ithaca
Ithaca, (City)
Ithaca, (City)
Lansing .... ... ......
Newfield .
Ulysses..
Fred E. Bates
Frank A. Todd
John H. Kennedy
Wm. F. Smith
Dana Rhodes
C. M. Titus .... ...... .............
Geo. W. Frost
A. G. Genung
J. H. Conklin.
R. Horton
Edward Camp
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
$96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
96 00
$2 24
3 20
384
3 52
5 44
3 52
2 56
4 16
3
3
3
3
3
15
$ 9 00
900
9 00
9 00
9 00
$45 00
$ 4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
8 00
4 00
4 00
8 00
4 00
4 00
$52 00
$3 36
1 60
5 76
1 76
2 72
5 28
3 84
2 08
$20 50
14 75
38 82
17 81
69 51
23 75
25 22
27 56
62.37 92
$135 10
119 55
157 42
123 09
108 16
182 51
100 00
100 00
145 55
140 62
133 80
$1445 80
.0065
.00672
.0113
.0095
.0083
.02062
.0108
£018
.011
Total ... ..
11
250
1056 00
$28
48
$26 40
STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS—BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. SS.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS,
co
m
I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of the number of days the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County
was in session during the past year; the nature of its duties, and the, time necessarily employed and the distance necessarily traveled,
by the individual members, respectively, in the discharge thereof.
I also certify that no accounts were audited by the said Board, for any member thereof, or for any other person, without being verifi-
ed according to the statute in such case made and provided.
Dated December 30th, 1892. FRED L. CLOCK, Clerk.
ca
84 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Town Audits.
CAROLINE.
Abstract of the names of all .persons who presented. ac-
counts to be audited by the Town Board of the town of Caro-
line on the loth day of November, 1892, with the amounts
claimed by each and the amounts audited and allowed each.
No. Name
Nature of service Claimed. Allowed
i F. B..Lounsberry, Town Clerk $72 76 $72'76,
' 2 W. T. Graham, Inspector and. Messenger 2i .56 21 '56
3 Goo. R. Peck, Poll Clerk . . 4-00 4 '00 •
4 Geo., Richardson, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
5 F. W. Grant, Poll Clerk • 4 4 00
6 B. F. Curtis, Poll Clerk 4 00 . 4 00
7 R. Whittaker, Poll Clerk .6 00 4 0o
8 Joseph Phillips, Inspector 14 oci 12 00
9 E. Emmet Legg, Watcher • 4 00 0.00
Io Clarence Nixon, Watcher 400 000
1 r J. Phillips, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
12 C. J. Hamilton; Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
13 W.H. Leonard, Inspector ' I2 00 12 00.
14 D. C. Krum, Inspector . .12 00 12 00
15 11. D. Thomas, Inspector and Messenger . . . . . . 17.72 17 72
' i6 R. E. Brink„hall rent 13 00 12 00
17 D. D. King, .reporting marriages 1 75 1/75
18 Harry A. Davis, Poll Clerk . 5 78 5 78
19 E. Lounsbery, hall rent 12 00 i2 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 85
20 E. F;. Winchell, Constable $9 30 $9 30
21 C. 'W. Personius, Carrying Booths 2 00 2 00
22 R. G. H. Speed, Poll Clerk . 4 coo 4 00
23 H. H. Robinson, services in 1890 2 00 i"00
24 Geo. J. Nelson, Overseer of Poor 14 00 14 00
25 Geo. C Whitley, Overseer of Poor 26 00 26 00
26 L. B. Phillips, Watcher 4 00 0 00
27 F. F. Mulks, Inspector and supplies`,. . . . . . 12 68 12 68
28 Dr. F. A. Reid, M.D., Medical services to Poor . . . 103' o0 103 00
29 W. C. Gallagher, M.D., Medical services to Poor in 1889 20 00 zo 00
30 W. C. Gallagher, M.D., Medical services to Poor in 1891 42 00 42 00
31 W. C. Gallagher, M.D., Medical services to Poor in 1892 10 00 10 00
32 .Henry P. Winchell, Inspector 12 75 12 75
33 Spencer L. Clark, Inspector and Messenger 17 96 27 96
34 Henry R. Schutt, Ballot Clerk 400 4 00
35 A. H. Landon, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
36 Samuel Woodhull, Inspector 12 00 12 00
37 Ira Bogardus, Commissioner of Highways . 179 00 279 00
38 F. D. Shurter, Poll Clerk • 4 00 4'00
39 Ithaca Journal, printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 70 15 8o
4o A. D. Foote, hall rent 12 00 12 00
41 C. R. Lounsbery, Assessor 29 25 29 25
42 Bowne Mulks, Constable 18 55 18 55
43 W. B. Estabrook, Stenographer 9 00 9 00
44 M. N. Tompkins, legal services. 20 00 20 00
45 Robertson, Smith & Bull, legal service 227 90 . 227 90
46 John J. Peters, Justice of Peace 36 8o 36 8o
47 John Bull, Supervisor 4 00 4 00
48 R. G. H. Speed, Justice of Peace 83 96 83 96
49 Willis Shurter, Constable. 4 65 4 65
5o John Cross, Justice of Peace 20 8o 20 8o
51 W. V. Personius, Justice of the Peace . 55 12 55 12
52 Jay Phillips, Deputy Constable 2 05 2 05
53 G. K. Doughty, Assessor 26 00 26 00
Total $1,285 04 $1,251 14
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of all accounts
presented to and audited by the Town Board of the Town' of Caroline on the
Toth day of November, 1892.
FRED B. LOUNSBERY, Town Clerk.
86 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
DANBY.
The following is an abstract of all bills presented to the
Town Auditing Board, November 1o, 1892, with the amounts
claimed and the amounts audited and allowed.
No. Name. Nature of service.
Claimed. Allowed
1 John W. Jewell, Inspector $ 8 00 $ 8 00
2 Judson Jennings, Inspector 8 00 8 00
3 Jackson Graves, Inspector and messenger 13 32 13 32
4 Charles E. McArthur, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
5 Charles A. Cooper, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
6 Win. F. Marsh, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
7 Charles E. Bruce, Constable services 2 00 2 00
8 Charles E. Bruce, Constable services 4 35 4 35
9 George Morris, Assessor 20 00 20 00
to Lucien B. Beers, Assessor. 19 00 19 00
11 Ithaca Journal, printing 14 20 14 20
12 Andrus & Church, Assessment Rolls 2 50 2 50
13 John E. Beers, ex -Supervisor 4 00 400
14 John E. Beers, Musical service 12 25 12 25
15 Win. H. Baker, Town Clerk and Poll Clerk 91 75 91 75
16 Frank D. Smiley, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
17 John J. Cooper, Ballot Clerk. . 4 00 4 00
18 Dell Deyo, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
19 DeWitt Allick, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
20 Theron S. Ward, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
21 Frank Brock, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
22 Charles Snyder, Poll Clerk . . . 4 00 4 00
23 Chas. Cornwell, Poll Clerk, assigned, to F. A. Fair -
brother 4 00 4 00
24 E. B. Miller, Inspector and Messenger r6 11 16 11
25 Wm. H. Wilcox, Inspector 8 00 8 oo
26 Chas. H. Ostrander, Inspector 8 00 8 oo
27 Alonzo Worden, Inspector and Messenger. 13 8o 13 8o
28 Fred Crance, Inspector 800 8 00
29 Henry T. Hutchings, Inspector 8 00 8 00
30 Zebulou Smiley, Justice of Peace 9 85 9 85
31 Jacob Wise, Justice of Peace 8 00 8 00
32 J. B. Thatcher, Justice of Peace. 8 25 8 25
33 Theron W. Slocum, Justice of Peace 8 50 8 50
34 Horace Elyea, Assessor. 18 00 i8 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 87
35 Frank A. Todd, Supervisor $28 30 $28 30
36 Levi L. Beers, Surveyor 2 00 2 00
37 George M. Meaker, Highway Commissioner, 104 00 104 oo
3S George M. Meaker, Highway supplies X34 37 134 37
39 Theodore Brown, Overseer of Poor 9 50 9 50
40 O. S. Jennings, care of booths 2 00 2 00
41 Wm. Robinson, Rent of Hall and Supplies . 8 29 8 29
42 Fairbrother & Snyder, Rent of Hall and supplies . . . to 00 1O 00
43 Wm. Bierce, Supplies for Poor, assigned to D. H.
Ostrander 15 42 15 42
44 D. H. Ostrander, Supplies for Poor t 05 t 05
45 F. A. Fairbrother, Supplies for Poor 4 00 4 00
46 Jerry Doen, Constable 5 6o 5 6o
47 Truman Howard, damage on horse and wagon.. . . 47 25 25 10
Total $729 66 $7o7 51
We, the undersigned, comprising the Board of Auditors of the town of
Danby, do certify that we have examined and audited the accounts in the fore-
going list and have entered in the proper column the amounts claimed and
allowed.
Danby, November to, 1892.
F. A. TODD, Supervisor.
WM. H. BAKER, Town Clerk.
JACOB WISE, 1
J. B. THATCHER, Justices of Peace.
T. W. SI,ocuM,
Z. SMILEY, J
I testify that the above is a true and correct copy of Town Audits now on
file in my office.
WM. H. BAKER, Clerk.
88 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, .1802.
DRYDEN.
The uudersigned, Town Board of said town, pursuant to
Sec. i7o of the Town Law, hereby certify that the following is
a correct abstract of the names of all persons who have present-
ed to said Board accounts to be audited, the amounts claimed
by each of said persons and the amounts audited to them re-
spectively.
No. Name. Nature of service. Claimed. Allowed
r Fred Evens, Inspector of election, District No. I.. . $12 00 $r2 00
2 H. P. Banfield, Inspector of election and Messenger to
Town Clerk 14 00 14 00
3 O. T. Ellis, Inspector of election and Messenger to
County Clerk 17 32 . 17 32
4 F. D. Snyder, Ballot Clerk, District No. I 4 00 4 00
5 Frank Powers, Ballot Clerk, District No. 1 4 00 4 00
6 Oscar Snyder, Poll Clerk, District No. 1. 4 00 4 00
7 Bradford Snyder, Poll Clerk, District No. 1 4 00 4 00
8 Albert Seager, Inspector of election and Messenger to
County Clerk, District No. 2 24 51 24 51
9 Earl Rhodes, Inspector of election, District No. 2 . . 16 00 16 oo
10 Corry Dusenberry, Inspector of election, District No. 2 18 00 18 00
II William Lumbard, Ballot Clerk, District No. 2.. . . 4 00 400
12 Edward Gasten, Ballot Clerk, District No 2 4 00 4 00
13 Oscar Snyder, Poll Clerk, District No. 1.. . . . . . . 4 00 4 00
14 Bradford Snyder, Poll Clerk, District No. 1 4 00 4 00
15 D. R. Montgomery, Inspeetor of election, District No. 3 16 00 16 00
16 George Hart, Inspector of election, District No. 3. . 16 00 16 00
17 Charles Fitts, Inspector of election and Messenger to
County Clerk 19 84 19 84
18 L. A. Niver, Poll Clerk,, District No. 3. 4 00 400
19 J. D. Ross, Poll Clerk, District No. 3 4 00 4 00
20 John Ellis, Ballot Clerk, District No. 3 4 00 400
21 Lintford Sutliff, Inspector of election, District No. 4... 12 00 12 00
22 H. C. Sutliff, Inspector of election and Messenger to
Town Clerk, District No 4 18 00 18 00
23 F. W. Smith, Inspector of election and Messenger to
County Clerk, District No. 4 24 46 24 46
24 Frank E. Brown, Ballot Clerk, District No. 4 400 4 00
25 Horatio Smith, Ballot Clerk, District No. 4 4 00 4 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1,892. 89
26 Frank Douglass, Poll Clerk, District No. 4 8 00 $8 00
27 E. T. Brown, Poll Clerk, District No. 4 400 4 00
28 D. M. White, Inspector of election, District No. 5. . 4 00 4 00
29 D. M. White, Inspector of election, District No. 5. . 12 00 12 00
3o Samuel McKee, Inspector of election and Messenger to
County Clerk, District No. 5 26 12 26 12
31 C. D. Brush, Inspector of election, District No. 5. 16 oo 16 00
32 George E.Goodrich Poll Clerk, District No 5 8 25 8 25
33 H. M. Givens, Poll Clerk, District No. 5. 8 oo 8 00
34 Eugene Space, Ballot Clerk, District No. 5. 4 O0 4 00
35 Lawrence Van Hook, Ballot Clerk, District No. 5. . 4 00 400
36 Charles Fitts, Inspector of election, Town Meeting, as-
signed to J. H. Kennedy 6 00 6 00
37 W. J. Shaver, Inspector of election and Messenger to
County Clerk, District No. 6 24 04 24 04
38 H. N. Willey, Inspector of election, District No. 6.. 12 0o 12 00
39 F. E. Mineah, Inspector of election and Messenger to
Town Clerk. 18 24 18 24
40 W. E. Sutfin, Poll Clerk, District No. 6. 6 oo 6 00
41 W. H. Cady, Poll Clerk, District No. 6 4 00 4 00
42 Alexander McKinney, Jr., Ballot Clerk, District No. 64 00 4 00
43 James M. Carr, Poll Clerk, District No. 6 4 00 4 00
44 S. L. Howe, Ballot Clerk, District No 6 4 00 4 00
45 W. J. Sherwood, Inspector and Messenger, District No. 1 6 00 6 00
46 S. N. Dennis, Inspector and Messenger, District No. 1. 400 4 00
47 James Huffman, use of house for election, 1892 . . . 22 50 20 50
48 Henry Wavle, use of house for election 0 25 00 25 00
49 Dryden Village, use of Hall for election 20 00 20 00
50
51 Bradford Snyder, Poll Clerk, District No. 1 4 00 4 00
52 Leonard Griswold, Excise Commissioner 6 00 6 co
53 D. M. White, Excise Commissioner. 24 00 24 00
54 Luther Simonds, Excise Commissioner 24 00 24 00
55 Andrew Cole, Excise Commissioner. 15 00 15 00
56 Benjamin Shelden, Assessor 68 00 68 00
57 R. M. Smiley, Assessor. 56 00 56 00
58
59 M. A. Townley. 49 00 00 00
6o Bradford Snyder, Overseer of Poor 44 00 44 00
61 W. W. Sherwood, Commissioner of Highways. . 63 00 63 00
62 J. C. Lormor, Constable 25 70 25 7o
63 Caleb Bartholomew 73 8o 73 8o
90 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
64 B. L. Robinson $ioo 00 $roo 00
65 F. E. Darling, Town Clerk. 53 37 53 37
66 Homer Genung, use of Hall for election . 20 00 20 00
67 H. A. Strong, constable 2 00 2 00
69 Homer Genung, filing Births and Deaths 4 75 4 75
7o Theron J. Bierce, assigned to Geo. E. Monroe 3 95 3 95
70 J. J. Montgomery, filing Births and Deaths 5 00 5 00
71 Ithaca Journal, Poll Books and Election Notices. 5 00 5 00
72 George )r;. Hanford, Justice of Peace 13 25 13 25
73 W. E. Brown, Justice of Peace 14 00 14 00
74 G. E. Underwood, Justice of Peace 14 00 14 00
75 George E. Monroe, Justice of Peace 42 50 42 50
76 S. S. Hoff, Justice of Peace 18 0o 18 00
77 George E. Underwood, Justice, Criminal case • 6 65 6 65
78 M. J. Owen, filing Marriage Certificate 1 00 100
79 T. B. Reed, illegal tax . 5o 50
8o H. C. Warriner, Poll Clerk, District No. 2. 4 25 4 25
81 H. C. Warriner, Poll Clerk, District No. 2. 4 25 4 25
82 G. L. Berlew, use of house for election, and moving •
booths 12 00 II 00
83 J. H. Kennedy, Supervisor 99 30 99 30
84 S. E. Smiley, Commissionerof Highways 310 00 310 00
85 George E. Monroe, Legal services 84 93 84 93
86 George E. Monroe, Legal services 17 5o 17 5o
87 George E. Goodrich, Legal services 5 00 5 00
88 George E. Monroe, Jusice of Peace in Criminal case . 49 95 49 95
89 Alva Ewers, Assessor. 62 00 62 00
90 J. C. Lormor, Overseer of Poor 30 00 30 00
Total $1898 43 $1,897 43
Dated, November 10, 1892.
J. H. KENNEDY, Supervisor.
W. E. BROWN, 1
S. S. HOFF,
G. E. UNDERWOOD, } Justices of Peace.
G. E. HANFORD,
GEO. E. MONROE,
F. E. DARLING, Town Clerk.
Appropriations voted for at the Town Meeting held Febru-
ary 9, 1892, for the Town of Dryden.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 91
Resolved, That three hundred dollars be appropriated to place iron joists
on the Varna bridge.
Resolved, That one huudred and fifty dollars be appropriated to repair
road south of Etna.
Resolved, That thirty-five dollars be appropriated for a bridge south of
Henry Dusenbery's estate.
APPROPRIATED BY TOWN BOARD.
Resolved, That the Highway Commissioner be authorized to expend one
hundred dollars or as much thereof as is necessary to put the road on lots 91
and 92, mentioned in a petition signed by Bradford Cook and others, in good
condition.
Moved and carried that the sum of seventy-five dollars or as much thereof
as is necessary to repair the west abutment of the forks bridge. Carried.
Moved and carried that the sum of seventy-five dollars or as much as neces-
sary thereof be appropriated to repair'butments of bridge near Dryden Lake.
Carried.
Moved and carried that the sum of forty dollars be appropriated to repair
a sluice near Tom Fulkerson's, and thirty-five dollars be appropriated for a
sluice near Ben. Bright's, and thirty-five dollars be appropriated for a sluice near
Henry Scofield's, and ten dollars for a sluice near Sank Sickman's, and fifty
dollars for a sluice near Will Simonds. Carried.
Moved and carried that the sum of twenty-five dollars be appropriated to
build a dyking on Six -mile Creek near Frank German's. Carried.
Moved and carried that the sum of one hundred dollars be appropriated to
build a dyking at Varna near Ezra Ostrander's. Carried.
Moved and carried that the sum of twenty-five dollars be appropriated and
the Commissioner of Highways be authorized to use as much thereof as may
be necessary for clearing the creek of brush near Sherwood's mill bridge, and
forty dollars to repair a sluice near Andrew Purvis's ; fifty dollars to repair a
sluice near Charles Bryant's ; forty dollars for changing channel of Virgil
creek bridge near Kennedy's tannery ; twenty-five dollars to repair sluice near
Gilseville. Carried.
92 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Moved and carried that the sum of fifty dollars be appropriated to purchase
a pile driver for iron piles. Carrried.
Moved and carried that the Supervisor be authorized to raise by tax the
sum of four hundred fifty-five dollars and ninety-six cents to be paid to the
Commissioner of. Highways as allowed by law for highway purposes. Carried.
Moved and carried that the Supervisor lie authorized to raise the sum of ..
five hundred dollars by tax for the support of the poor. Carried.
Balance due W. W. Sherwood 'as Commissioner of Highways, at settle-
ment, February 2, 1892, $260.53.
J. H. KENNEDY, Supervisor.
WM. E. BROWN,
S. S. HOFF,
G. E. UNDERWOOD, Justices of Peace.
G. E. HANFORD,
G. E. MONROE,
F. E. DARLING, Town Clerk.
ENFIELD.
Abstract of the names of all persons who presented ac-
counts to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors of the
town of Enfield on the loth day of November, 1892, with the
amount claimed by each and the amount audited and allowed.
No. Name. Nature of service. Claimed. Allowed
1 Frank Barber, Special Constable $4 oo $4 00
2 M. L. Harvey, use of house and Citizen Board of Health, 32 00 32 00'
3 M. L. Harvey, stove destroyed 8 00 .0 00
4 J. T. Rumsey, interest on notes 17 68 17 68
5 Levi D. Rumsey, making 2 ballot boxes . . .. ... .
3 00 3,00
6 ,Chas. J. Rothermich, Special Constable .. `. . . . 4 00 . 4 00
7 Chas. M. Bennett, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
8 Willis Cowen, Inspector District 2 12.00. 12 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 93
9 Geo. Lord, Inspector 91, Poll Clerk 92 $12 00 $12 00
10 S. C. Van Marter, Inspector District 112 00 12 00
II W. T. Wright, Ballot Clerk 1st District 4 00 4 00
22 W. S. Brewer, Ballot Clerk ist District 4 00 4 00
13 D. C. Lanning, Inspector and Messenger 2d District . 17 72 17 72
14 Minor S. Jones, Inspector 2d District 22 00 12 00
15 Chas. Fletcher, Ballot Clerk 2d District . 4 00 4 00
16 Chas. Miller, Poll Clerk 2d District . 4 00 4 00
17 Jas. S. Marshall, Poll Clerk ist District 4 00 4 00
18 J. R. Updike, Inspector 1st District 12 00 12 00
19 Ithaca Journal, Town Meeting Tickets i8 00 18 oo
20 W. H. Ammack, Railroad Commissioner i8 50 18 5o
21 Dr. Stobbs, Vital Statistics 145 1 45
22 John Seabring, Surveying new road . 4 00 4 00
23 Fremont Willson, Excise Commissioner 3 00 3 oo
24 Seth Cowen, Excise Commissioner 3 oo 300
25 Chas. H. Hubbell, Excise Com'r, Labor and Material 11 35 II 35
26 Jos. Van Marter, Assessor 30 00 30 00
27 Win. H. brake, Assessor 32 00 32 00
28 James McCracken, Assessor 28 00 28 00
29 J. G. Wortman, use of hall and storing booths 23 00 23 00
3o John M. Russell, Ex -Town Clerk . 21 26 21 26
31 Chas. Wright, Stationary . 6 14 6 24
32 D. W. Bailey, Ex -Supervisor II 00 400
33 Henry Welling, Overseer Poor service 6 00 600
34 B. Oltz, Commissioner Highways, Labor and Material 155 41 155 41
35 B. Oltz, Commissioner Highways, Service Bill .. . . 122 00 122 00
36 Chas. H. Hubbell, Excise Commissioner, Service Bill 36 00 36 00
37 Mark Hausner, Ballot Clerk 4 oo 4 oo
38 Esther Smith, Interest on Commissioner's Note . 6 oo 6 oo
39 R. Wright, Town Clerk services 77 92 77 92
40 F. B. Aiken, Justice of the Peace . 19 00 19 00
41 W. F. Smith, Justice and Supervisor 19 75 19 75
42 D. M. Searles, Justice of the Peace . 15 00 15 00
43 E. G. Willis, Justice of the Peace . 13 0o 13 00
At an adjourned meeting of Board of Auditors held at Harvey's Hotel
December 3, 1892 the following bills were audited :
44 L. H. Van Kirk, County Clerk, verifying and filing can-
celled coupons for 1891 and 1892 . . . $2 00 $2 o0
94 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
45 L. T. White, Health Officer and Certificates, Vital Sta-
tistics
46 Adelbert Travis, Special Constable, Town Meeting .
47 Truman Nobles, Stenographer
48 W. H. Drake, damages for land taken for road . . .
49 Sanford and Margaret A. Freese, damages for land taken
for road .
5o G. C. McCluue, Commissioner appointed by Court ..
51 A. Decker, Commissioner appointed by Court
52 W. A. Gunderman, Cbmmissioner appointed by Court
53 G. W. Budd, Applicant for road
54 T. J. Baker, Insp'r Election 1st District and Messenger
55 Harrison Lanning, Excise Commissioner
56 S. M. Oltz, Ex Justice .
57 J. L. Baker, Counsel O. P., rejected as unauthorized . .
$5 25 $5 25
400 400
14 00 14 00
I00 00 Ioo 00
I00 00 I00 00
I2 00 I2 00
I2 00 I2 00
I2 00 I2 00
21 00 2I 00
17 64 17 64
3 00 300
2 00 2 00
2 50 000
Total $1162 32 $1144 82
We the undersigned Town Auditors of the Town of Enfield do hereby
certify that the above is a correct list of bills presented with the amouutclaimed
and the amount allowed on the dates named.
W. F. SMITH, Supervisor.
F. B. AIKEN, j
EUGENE G. WILLIS, } Justices of Peace.
D. M. SEARLES, )
RILEY WRIGHT, Town Clerk.
GROTON.
Abstract of the names of all persons who presented ac-
counts to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors of the
Town of Groton, on the ioth day of November, 1892, with the
amount claimed by each and the amount finally audited and
allowed each.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 95
No. Name: Nature of service. Claimed. Allowed
i A. J. Conger, Assessor $28 00 $28 oo
2 Ed. Metzgar, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
3 H. J. Sellen, Poll Clerk. 4 00 4 oo
4 W. C. Allen, Rent 12 00 12 00
5 John Blanchard, Health Officer 2 00 2 00
6 Benn Townley, Registry and Inspector 12 75 12 75
7 Thos. Conlon, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
8 L. J. Townley, printing. 53 35 53 35
9 E. A. Hand, Vital Statistics. 8 25 8 25
to J. S. Love, Rent for Poor. 36 00 , 36 00
It Mount & Moe, supplies for Wm. Trim. 13 28� 13 28
12 Nelson Stevens, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
13 Milton Shaw, Inspector and Messenger 18 28 18 28
14 Lyman Metzgar, Inspector and Messenger. 19 50 19 50
15 C. O. Rhodes, supplies 1 99 1 99
16 J. B. Morris, Registry and Inspector. 14 00 14 00
17 E. R. Nye, use of Hall 42 5o 42 50
18 Marshall Woodbury, constable 6 15 6 15
19 Marshall Woodbury, constable 4 00 4 00
20 Lamar Cogshall, Guard at Poll 2 00 2 00
21 S. B. Parker, labor on Booths. 4 40 4 40
22 Lon. Streeter, Inspector and Messenger 20 36 20 36
23 E. E. Barney, Inspector 14 00 14 00
24 Lavern Teeter, Inspector 12 00 12 00
25 N. I. Filkens, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
26 William Webster, use of Hall. 15 00 15 00
27 J. C. Fitts, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
28 M. E. Gillen, Registry and Messenger 14 00 14 00
29 Emmet Davis, Poll Clerk. 4 00 4 00
30 Samuel Miller, Board of Tramp . . 5o 5o
31 J. W. Barr, Vital Statistics 2 50 2 50
32 V. B. Gross, Poll Clerk. 4 00 4 00
33 C. A. Stout, Registry and Inspector 13 00 \ 13 00
34 F. J. Morris, Registry and Inspector. 14 20 14 20
35 Allan Howard, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
36 George Pickens, supplies for Poor . . 6 15 6 15
37 Lucius Davis, Inspector and Messenger 20 12 20 12
38 Wm. D. Baldwin, Poll Clerk 4 o0 4 00
39 M. S. Downing, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
4o James McGrail, Registry and Inspector 12 00 12 00
41 B. S. Whitman, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
42 Alvin Howard, Assessor 33 00 33 00
98 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
43 Anson Wait, constable $5 30 $5 30
44 B. L. Robinson, Doctoring Poor and Vital Statistics . 43 50 43 50
45 E. G. Galloup, supplies for D. S. Ireland 36 13 36 13
46 George Hamilton, constable 3 85 3 85
47 M. D. Goodyear, Vital Statistics 8 25 8 25
48 M. D. Goodyear, Doctor Poor, per contract. 49 00 49 00
49 Nelson Stevens, Justice. r4 00 14 00
5o Nelson Stevens, Justice. 2 30 2 30
51 George Fitts, supplies for Poor 61 75 61 75
52 R. J. Pierce, Constable. 50 65 50 65
53 J. M. Montfort, Justice 14 00 14 00
54 J. M. Montfort, Justice. 85 85
55 L. M. Ogden, Excise Commissioner 6 oo 6 00
56 J. S. Love, Poor Master 54 50 54 50
57 H. D. Spencer, Excise Commissioner . 6 00 6 00
58 H. S. Hopkins, Justice . 49 95 49 95
59 Stevens and Gale, supplies for poor 6 25 6 25
6o Jno. J. Young, Ex -Town Clerk 22 72 22 72
61 Geo. O. Bowen, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
62 F. C. Atwood, supplies for poor 4 00 400
63 J. I. Booth & Son undertaking poor 75 00 75 00
64 J. I. Booth & Son, undertaking poor 23 50 23 50
65 L. R. Jencks, supplies for poor . 6 05 6 05
66 C. W. Hall, carting booths . 1 00 1 00
67 C. W. Conger, Ex -Supervisor . 22 95 22 95
68 Dana Rhodes, Referee 5 00 5 00
69 Nelson Bothwell, excess tax 5o 5o
7o H. S. Hopkins, Justice 33 25 33 25
71 Simeon Gray, Commissioner of Highways 98 00 98 00
72 Jos. J. Hough, excess tax 7 12 7 12
73 Newton Baldwin, Justice . 22 00 22 00
74 Nelson Stevens, labor on booths 2 00 2 00
75 Begent & Crittenden, building booths 21 13 21 13
76 C. Tarbell, Constable 31 85 31 85
77 C. Tarbell, Constable 27 8o 17 8o
78 J. M. Montfort, supplies for poor . 70 20 70 20
79 C. W. Conger, & Co., supplies for poor a 41 11 41
8o Amos Avery, labor on booths . 6 00 6 00
81 H. S. Hopkins, Justice . 14 00 14 00
82 M. A. Downing, Town Clerk 71 40 71 40
83 C. W. Conger, supplies for poor 27 00 27 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 97
84 Begent & Crittenden supplies for poor $9 11 $9 II
85 Nelson Harris, Assessor 40 00 40 00
86 Dana Rhodes, Supervisor x6 oo 16 oo
87 J. W. Jones, supplies for poor 3 00 3 00
88 Dana Rhodes, Assessor's Book 140 14o
89 M. A. Downing, for Mortgage and docket book, added
by resolution 12 00 12 00
90 Dana Rhodes, Supervisor, G. A. R. added by resolution I8o 00 150 00
91 S. Gray, Highway Com'r, voted for at Town Meeting . 1, Ioo 00 1, too 00
Total $2844 95 $2844 95
We the undersigned, Town Auditors of the town of Groton, do hereby
certify that the above is a correct list of bills presented with amount claimed
and allowed.
DANA RHODES, Supervisor.
NELSON STEVENS, 1
J. M. MONTrroxT, } Justices of Peace.
H. S. HOPKINS,
NEWTON BALDWIN, J
M. A. DOWNING, Town Clerk.
ITHACA.
Abstract of the names of all persons who presented ac-
counts to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors of the
Town of Ithaca on the loth day of November, 1892, with the
amount claimed by each and the. amount finally audited and
allowed each.
No. Name. Nature of service. Claimed. Allowed
r John P. McCormick, Inspector, ass'd Walter McCormick
2 L. B. Gross,
3 George N. Pew,
4 Henry B. Illston, assigned E. S. Sisson .
$2o 00 $20 00
24 00 24 00
20 00 20 00
4 00 400
98 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
5 Fred L. Clock, Inspector, ass'd James L. Baker . $2o co $20 00
6 J. L. Murphy, 20 00 20 00
7 E. C. Marsh, ass'd L. H. Van Kirk . 20 00 20 00
8 Fred J. Woodruff, ass'd W. H. Willson . 4 00 4 00
9 Thomas J. Barker, 444 00 4 00
to W. W. Montgomery, " H. P. Johnson . 20 00 20 00
II J. P. Tuthill, " 24 00, 24 00
I2 George Lattimore, 20 00 20 00
13 A. I. Browu, (old Lith district) . . . 4 00 4 00
14 John Dilts, 20 00 20 00
15 J. W. Brown, 4 00 4 O0
16 Fred E. Iliston, ass'd L. H. Van Kirk . 16 00 16 00
17 John M. Wilgns, " G. W. Slocum, & Co. 20 00 20 00
18 Martin Cleary, 20 00 20 00
19 A. N. Ackley, 44 assigned James Dick . 4 00 4 00
20 Henry L. Stewart, -24 00 24 00
2I M. J. Acton, " 20 00 20 00
22 Will Hausner, " ass'd W. H. Willson . 4 00 4 00
23 Charles W. Earl, 20 00 20 00
24 Daniel M. Fowler, ass'd Henry S. Wright 20 00 20 00
25 James Dick, - 24 00 24 00
26 Millard H. Norton tt 16 oo 16 00
27 George N. Pew, 4 00 4 00
28 John P. McCormick, " ass'd Walter McCormick 4 00 4 00
29 Randles Donovan, 20 00 20 00
3o Charles Terwilliger, assigned H. P. Johnson 20 00 20 00
31 M. J. Acton, " W. H. Willson . 4 00 4 00
32 Chauncey S. Dean, 4 00 4 00
33 Charles Terwilliger, " John Terwilliger 4 00 4 00
34 William L. Woodsiu, 20 00 20 00
35 John M. Wilgus, assigned W. H. Willson 4 00 4 00
36 H. Seward Miller, " ft di 4 00 4 00
37 Will Hausner, " 20 00 20 00
38 ' Edward Mowry, 20 00 20 00
36 Patrick Groody, 4 00 4 00
4o John D. Beardsley, 20 00 20 00
41 George Sholer, assigned W. H. Willson 4 00 4 00
42 P. C. Toner, " C. J. Kumsey 20 00 20 00
43 E. H. Mowry, " W. H. Willson 4 00 4 00
44 J. C. Warren, 4 00 4 00
45 C. H. Van Houter, 24 00 24 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, i 92. 99
46 Wm. Mack, Inspector, assigned J. M. Heggie $4 00 $4 00
47 J. E. VanNatta 20 00' 20 00
48 Michael Black, assigned H. P. Johnson 4 00 4 00
49 Andrew Barto, Clerk . 4 00 4 00
5o George H. Northrup, Clerk 400 4 00
51 K. C. Anthony, " assigned H. P. Johnson 4 00 4 00
52 Jay S. McCoy, 4 00 400
53 Isaac Brokaw, Walter McCormick 4 00 4 00
54 Harvey M. Day, ttH. P. Johnson 4 00 4 00
55 J. M. Welch, 800 8 00
56 Fred F. Dilts, 41 assigned John Dilts .. . . . 4 00 4 00
57 Charles W.' Ashby, " 4 00 4 00
58 C. B. Stanion, 20 00 20 00
59 Wm. Mack, assigned J. M. Heggie .. . . 20 00 20 00
6o Frank Cole, 4 00 4 00
61 F. A. VanVradenburg " assigned E. Tree & Son 4 00 4 00
62 W. S. Warren, W. H. Willson
400 400
63 Thomas J. Barker, 16 00 i6 00
64 A. W. Randolph, " " 20 00 20 00
65 E. C. Tichenor, i 4 it16 00 16 00
66 Horace T. Miller, • ` 4 00 4 00
67 John D. Beardsley, 4 00 4 00
68 F. R. Benton, assigned W. H. Willson . . 4 00 4 00
69 A. W. Randolph, 16 ti400 4 00
70 Edward N. Jackson, " " 400 4 00
71 C. H. Wilson, If <I400 400
72 .Willis Woodruff, " George H. Baker . 4 00 4 oo
73 Comfort Hanshaw, 400 400
74 A. W. Kline, 400 4 00
75 John Donovan, 16 00 16 00
76 John H. Staley, it400 4 00
77 Walter P. Stephens, " 4 00 4 00
78 Jacob M. Stewart, " assigned H. P. Johnson . . . 20 00 20 00
79 Fred McWhorter, "
400 400
8o C. J. Sanford, 400 4 00
8i Barnard F. Kelly, " assigned H. P. Johnson . . . 4 00 4 00
82 E. L. Hyatt, 4 00 4 00
83 G. A. Tappenden, " assigned W. H. Willson . . 4 00 4 00
84 Marcus L. Wagoner, " 4 00 4 00
85 Clarence W. Pearce, " 4 00 4 00
100 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
86 Charles A. Neidick,Clerk, $ 4 00 $ 4 oo
87 H. S. Wright, " 4 00 4 00
88 0. P: Hyde, 4 00 400
89 M. G. Hull, 4 00 / 4 00
90 Charles Hunt, 4 00 4 00
91 N. M. Gillett, 400 4 00
92 L. S. Mackey, 4 00 4 00
93 Fred McWhorter, " 4 00 4 00
94 C. L. Taber, " assigned Walter McCormick zo 00 20 00
95 Randles Donovan, " 4 00 4 00
96 Rob't Reed, 4 00 4 00
97 Edward N. Jackson, " 20 00 20 00
98 B. J. Kelly, assigned W. H. Willson . . 20 00 20 00
99 Edwin C. Tichenor, " " . . 4 00 4 00
ioo Fred S. Shaw, 400 4 00
101 Wm. M. McGraim, " ,4 00 4 00
102 Charles L. Taber, " assigned W. H. Willson . . 4 00 400
103 D. N. Van Hoesen, ' ` 4 00 4 00
104 Jay Carpenter, 4 00 4 00
105 Patsey Sullivan, Inspector, assigned Frank Ford . 4 00 400
106 Chas. Bundy, rent polling place ass'd W. H. Willson zo 0o zo 00
107 Hellen M. Beardsley, 20 00 20 00
io8 G. A. R., 40 00 4o 00
109 Sprague Steamer Co., 6, " 40 00 40 00
no John Terwilliger, 32 00 32 00
III John Terwilliger, ° 20 00 20 00
112 City of Ithaca, It
40 00 40 00
113 Sawyer & Glenzer 40 00 4o 00
114 Charles Ingersoll, 40 00 40 00
115 Chas. Bundy, ass'd H. P. Johnson 20 0o 20 00
116 Torrent Hose Co., No. 5 " 40 00 4o 00
117 Helen Beardsley ass'd H. P. Johnson 16 00 16 00
118 City of Ithaca, Recorder's hill . 1,417 15 1,417 15
119 City of Ithaca, Police . 1,192 15 1,192 15
120 J. Will Tree, Indexing Books 50 50
121 Martin Besemer, M. D., Health Officer 33 34 33 34
122 Willis Shurter, Constable 3 00 3 00
123 Leroy H. Van Kirk, Filing Bonds 1 25 125
124 H. H. Miller, Constable, assigued Chas. S. Seaman . . 9 20 9 20
125 " " ." " 12 40 12 40
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 101
126 Thos. W. Burns, Legal Services $ 6 00 $ 6 oo
127 H. H. Miller, Constable, assigned Chas. S. Seaman 5 6o 5 6o
128 < 6 05 6 05
129 Charles S. Seaman, Hacks 5 00 5 00
130 Ithaca Democrat, Printing 129 63 129 63
131 Fred Middaugh, Lumber, assigned Geo. L. Burlew . '115 40 115 40
132 A. A. Hungerford, Legal Services, ass'd J. M. Heggie 25 00 25 00
133 Edward C. Wolf, Constable 186 30 186 30
134 F. R. Benton, Inspector, assigned E. C. Wolf.. . . 4 00 4 00
135 Stephen W. Vorhis, Constable, assigned E. C. Wolf 34 90 34 90
136 Alanson Bishop, M. D., Registration Vital Statistics 3 25 3 25
137 Jason P. Merrill, Justice of Peace ass'd W. H. Willson ' 38 55 38 55
138 L. F. Colegrove, Assessor 14 00 14 00
139 Godfrey & Gilbert, road supplies . 28 87 28 87
140 Rothschilds Bros., supplies 10 30 10 30
141 Holmes Hollister, supplies 69 64 69 64
142 C. J. Rumsey & Co., supplies 16 o8 16 o8
143 ,Wm. P. Harrington, cash supplies, ass'd H. P. Johnson 28 30 28 30
144 M. E. Poole, Justice of the Peace 561 71 561 71
145 Theron J. Bierce, Constable, assigned Eugene Terry 27 00 27 00
146 Charles Ingersoll, Board of Health 4 00 4 00
147 Stephen Kennedy, Inspector 8 00 800
148 D. F. Van Vleet, Legal Services 30 00 30 00
149 Lewis A. Clapp, Printing 4 00 4 00
150 Luther Lewis, Assessor . 50 00 50 00
151 Comfort Hanshaw, Excise Commissioner 51 35 51 35
152 Cowles & Co., Posting Bills 8 90 890
153 Chauncey S. Norton, Q. M., Sidney Post Mem. Appr'n 100 oo loo 00
154 James F. Moore, Excise Commissioner . . . . . . 51 00 51 00
155 Mintz "Great Fair," supplies 2 00 200
156 Stephen W. Vorhis, Constable ass'd M. M. Sweetland 7 50 7 50
157 Charles W. Earl, Deputy Sheriff . 73 05 73 05
158 Albert Van Auken, Constable, assigned W. H. Willson 7 40 7 40
159 H. 11. Miller, 1 95 1 95
160 << << 5 85 5 85
161 7 00 700
162 E. G. Hance 7 50 7 50
163 <' 11 20 11 20
164 H. H. Miller, it20 30 20 30
165 << << 3 25 3 25
-4.\
102 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
166 Raymond L. Smith, Justice Peace, ass'd W. H. Willson $27 20 ,$27 20
167 Chauncey S. Dean, Excise It42.00 42 00
163 Webb Wallace, Constable, 13 75 13 75
169 Stephen. W. Vorhis, Constable 14 55 .. "14 55
,17o Wm. P. Harrington, Town Clerk, ass'd H. P. Johnson, 198 00 198 oo
171 Helen Beardsley, Polling Place, assigned Frank Cole . 4 00 400
172 Livus S. Mackey, Postage and Stationary z 5o 2 50 ,•,
173 H. H. Miller, Constable, assigned W. H. Willson . 7 90 7 90
174 3. E. Walker, „ 1 15 1 15
175 Andrew J. Coe, " 121 45 121 45
176 Stephen W. Vorhis, Constable, ass'd W. H. Willson . 8,95 .8 95
177 Francis E. Ellis', Constable 7 45 7 45
178 James B. Taylor, Health Order. 1 00 1 oo
179 Andrus & Church, Assessors' Books 7 20 7 20
180 M. N. Tompkins, Legal Services 17 00 17 00
181 Driscoll Brothers, supplies . . . 287 78 287 78
182 Jason P. Merrill, Justice of Peace ass'd W. H. Willson 446 zo 446'•20,
183 E. E. Winchell, Constable . . . , 16 05 16 05
184 DgForest F. Williams, Commissioner of Highways . 744 55 ' 744 55
POOR ACCOUNT.
187 Sidney Post, G. A. R., relief . 200 00 200 00
188 Thwl.. S. Thompson, Groceries Overseer Poor. 245 00 245 00
189 Naughton Bros., 243 0o 243 00
29o. George Stephens, 145 00 145 00
191. H. Hill Es. F. C. Terry Atty. " 151 00 ? _.151 00
192 'Crozier & Feely, 559 00 559 00
193 M. W. Quick, ,, <,148 00 148,0o
194 D. B. Stewart, & Co., ,, 567 00 567 00
195 E. S. Jackson, 36 00 3600
196 Blackman Bros., " 113 00 113 00
197 Andrews & Slocum, 116 0o 116 00
198 J. C. Stowell, Son & Co., "ll
195 00 ,195,00
199 Ulric Wegman, " " 31 00 . 31 00
200 Davenport Brothers, " - " 44 oo 44 00
201 Sawyer &.. Glenzer, ." 309.00 309 00
202 Daniel Naughton, `,` io6 oo . 196 00
203 Catharine Degan, .36 00 36 00
204 F. T. Greenlet', '," To oo 10 00
205
‘, '6.00 •600
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 103
206 E. Tree & Son, Groceries, Overseer Poor $ 21 00 it 21 00
207 George Van Buskirk, 44
17 00 17 00
208 Mary Herson, 23 00 23 00
209 Naughton Brothers, 24 00 24 00
210 Charles Bundy, Agent, 3 00 300
211 Charles Stanley, Shoes, etc., " 3 75 3 75
212 J. J. A. Durling, Groceries, " 17 00 17 CO
213 George Kennedy, . . 16 00 16 00
214 Drake & Townsend, 0. P., ass'd J. M. Heggie 18 0o 18 00
215 T. S. Culver, 34 00 34 00
216 `< 43 00 43 00
217 A. A. Hungerford, 83 00 83 00
218 E. Tree & Son, 115 00 115 00
219 D. L. & W. R. R. Co., Coal, . " 192 63 192 63
222 James Dick, 103 34 1103 34
223 Alonzo Tompkins, Cartage 0. P. 78 25 78 25
224 Fred Atwater, Groceries 0. P., ass'd James H. Stanion 5 00 5 oo
225 J. R. Comings, Undertaking 0. P., ass'd J. M. Heggie 20 00 20 00
226 10 00 I0 00
227 20 00 20 00
228 Chas. S. Seaman, Hacks 14 5o 14 50
229 Chas. Ingersoll, 5 00 5 00
230 << 500 500
231 J. W. Brown, M.D., Medical 25 00 25 00
232 Charles D. Preston, Cartage, " ass'd W. H. Willson 20 00 20 00
233 McClune & Fisher, Drugs, 7 25 7 25
234 Isaac Dodd, Excise}Commissioner 12 00 12 00
235 Dr. Dumoud, (Dauby) Medical 0. P. 11 5o 11 50
236 Isaac Dodd, Salary, 0. P., assigned J. M. Heggie .. 38 00 38 00
238 Charles D. Preston, Cartage, 0. P., ass'd W. H. Willson 3 75 3 75
239 McClune & Fisher, Drugs, " 1 5o 1 5o
240 J. R. Comings, Undertaking, " ass'd J. M. Heggie 20 00 20 00
241 ifFu it It 4420 00 20 00
243 White & Burdick, Supplies, " 75 75
244 C. R. Wolcott, Legal Services, " 7 50 7 50
245 James P. Fahey, M. D., Poor Dr. Salary 0. P 187 5o 187 5o
246 20 00 20 00
247 Jerome Norton, (For City) cemetery work " . . . 23 00 23 CO
248 City Hospital, Services 0. P 46 00 46 00
249 J. R. Comings, Undertaking 0. P., ass'd J. M. Heggie io 00 io oo
104 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDING -S. 1892.
25o E A. Finch, Cartage, Overseer Poor $ 25 $ 25
251 Harrison Terwilliger, Cartage " 4 75 4 75
252 Arthur B. Brooks, Drugs if
9 13 9 13
254 Bentley & Eaton, Groceries 428 00 428 00
2J5 Levi Leonard, Cartage " 3 50 3 50
256 Dr. Edward Meany, Medical " 131 5o 000 00
257 George W. Frost, Groceries 49 00 49 00
258 C. D. Preston, Cartage 2 50 2 50
259 Old Ladies' Home, Board 44 00 44 00
268 F. E. Tibbetts, Polling Place 40 00 40 00
269 F. E. Tibbetts, Services . 18 o0 18 00
270 Ithaca Daily Journal, Printing 439 22 439 22
271 J. J. Williams, Assessor 110 00 110 00
272 A. B. Dale, Assessor 307 00 307 00
273 C. C. Van Kirk, Justice Peace assigned W. H. Willson 42 35 42 35
274 Edward G. Hance, Constable • 37 75 37 75
275 J. H. Tichenor, Assessment Roll 20 00 20 00
276 John E. Walker, Constable, 2 75 2 75
277 S. P. Sackett, M.D., Vital Statistic Returns 4 25 4 25
278 Stephen W. Vorhis, Constable . 7 5o 7 5o
299 69 40 69 4o
28o Wm. McKinney Citizen Health Officer 8 75 8 75
281 A. M. Cradit, Storing Booths / 15 40 5 00
282 Andrus & Church, Supplies 14 50 14 50
283 Harry Harrington, Messenger . 4 00 4 00
284 W. R. Morey, Cartage, assigned H. P. Johnson .. . 8 00 8 00
285 Wm. P. Harrington, Town Clerk, ass'd H. P. Johnson 198 00 198 00
286 Wm J. Totten, Justice of the Peace 99 68 99 6S
287 Dr. Meany, Medical 166 67 146 35
288 John Vant, Rent Town Clerk's Office 54 00 54 00
289 Fred S. Brown, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
290 Treman, King & Co., Supplies 10 65 to 65
291 Clarence Miller, Poll Clerk, W. H. Willson 4 00 4 00
292 Dudley F. Finch, Election Supplies 46 97 46 97
293 E. G. Hance, Ballot Clerk. 4 00 4 00
294 John S. McNamara, Inspector 20 00 20 00
295 Charles M. Titus, Supervisor 190 15 190 15
296 Jason P. Merrill, Justice Peace, ass'd W. H. Willson . 10 00 10 00
297 Willis D. Stevens, Ballot Clerk, ass'd W. H. Willson . 4 00 4 00
298 A. J. Coe, Constable 2 15 2 15
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 105
299 Burns Brothers, Road Supplies $ 9 75 $ 9 75
30o Milo C. Jones, Services, assigned W. 11. Willson . . r8 25 7 3o
$14,883 57
The amount herein stated be levied and assessed upon taxable property of
the town of Ithaca.
We the undersigned, the Town Auditors of the Town of Ithaca, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list, and the statement of all ac-
counts examined, audited, or rejected at the meeting of said Board of Auditors
held at the Town Clerk's office on the above date, November, 1892.
C. M. TITUS, Supervisor of Town.
JASON P. MERRILL,
M. E. POOLE, Justices of Peace.
Wm. J. TOTTEN,
Wm. P. HARRINGTON, Town Clerk.
STATEMENT OF HORACE A. BROWN, COMMISSIONER HIGHWAYS
Disbursements as per Statement of Highways from
Nov. 1, 1891, to Feb. 1, 1892• $429 41
Receipts from all sources as per Statement, from
Nov. i, 1891, to Feb. 1, 1892.
$429 41
STATEMENT OF DE FOREST F. WILLIAMS, COM'R HIGHWAYS.
Disbursement as per Statement of Highways from
Feb. 1892, to Nov. 5, 1892. $1,868 16
Receipts from all sources as per Statement from Feb,
1892, to Nov. 5, 1892 $1,123 61
$ 744 55
Supplies on audit account. 308 18
To be raised by tax.
Cost for Highways from Nov., 1891, to Nov., 1892 . $2,6o5 75
$1,052 73
106 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
STATEMENT OF ISAAC DODD, OVERSEER OF THE POOR.
Receipts as per Statement Isaac Dodd from Nov. 1, I891, to Feb. 2, 1892.
Town of Danby. $2o 5o
Town of Danby. 38 16
Town of Danby. 16 76
Town of Lansing 8 00
Town of Newfield . . . 29 75
Disbursements as per Statement of Isaac Dodd.
Paid W. P. Fuller. $3 85
Paid Ira Whitley 2 50
Paid Margret Cumberland I oo,
Paid Cr. by services. 105 82
STATEMENT JOHN E. COY, OVERSEER OF THE POOR.
$113 17
$113 17
Receipts as per Statement John Coy, Overseer of Poor from Feb., 1892,
to Nov. 1, 1892.
Received from C. M. Titus.
Disbursements as per Statement of John E. Coy, Over-
seer Poor, from Feb. I, 1892, to Nov. 1, 1892.. $578 12
Ballance on hand 21 88
STATEMENT C. M. TITUS, SUPERVISOR.
Receipts as per Statement Supervisor from excise
monies.
Disbursements as per Statement Supervisor Titus from
excise money bill audited Feb. 2, 1892 . . . . $2,766 78
Disbursements excise money, Poor account, and Over-
seer of Poor. 1,580 46
Cash on hand. . 1,299 16
$600 00
$600 00
$5,646 4o
$5,646 4o
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 107
STATEMENT COST SUPPORT OF THE POOR.
Outstanding bills
Disbursements J. E. Coy, Overseer of Poor
Disbursements Titus.
Disbursements Dodd.
Cost of support of Poor
f
LANSING.
$5,272 95
. 600 oo
3,747 24
113 17
$9,733 36
Abstract of the names of all persons who presented ac-
counts to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors of the
Town of Lansing, on the Toth day of November, 1892, with
the amount claimed by each and the amount finally audited and
allowed each. •
No. Name. Nature of Claim.
Claimed. Allowed
r Dr. Winslow, (returned) $ 9 00 $ 0 00
2 O. S. Van Patten. 5 76 5 76
3 R. Beardsley, use of Hall. Io 0o Io 00
4 D. D. Winn, Poll Clerk, District No. r 4 00 4 00.
5 Wm. Searles, Inspector and Messenger . i8 04 i8 04
6 C. D. Howell, Inspector 12 00 12 00
7 Samuel Hudson, Inspector and Messenger 17 8o 17 8o
8 H. W. Bower, Inspector and Messenger . 14 0o 14 00
9 N. E. Lyon, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
10 O. S. Van Patten, Ballot Clerk . . 4 00 4 00
ii Wm. Field, Inspector and Messenger 17 56 17 56
12 William Talmadge, Inspector. 12 00 12 00
13 Charles A. Bower, Poll Clerk 4 00 4 00
14 N. E. Lyon, use of Hall 25 00 25 00
15 Fred Edsell, Inspector 12 00 12 00
i6 Henry J. Howser, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
t7 Dr. J. W. Skinner 25 00 23 00
108 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
18 John H. Conklin, Poll Clerk $ 4 00 $ 4 00
19 L. J. Townley, printing. 1 75 1 75
20 Ithaca Journal, printing 2 00 2 00
' 21 N. E. Lyon, Criminal bill. 13 70 13.70
22 L. J. Townley, printing 18 00 16 00
23 N. E. Lyon, Poor supplies 16 24 16 24
24 A. H. Clark, Excise Commissioner -3 00 3 00
25 H. M. Field, Excise Commissioner. 3 00 3 oo
26. Charles 0. Drake, Ballot Clerk 4 00 . 4 00
27 Charles E. Robinson, Assessor 30 00 3o 00
28 Andrew J. Conlin, Poll Clerk . . . . 4 00 4 00
29 B. M. Hagin, Election supplies 1 00 1 oo
30 J. M. Smith, use of Hall 10 00 10 00
31 J. Norton, Ballot Clerk.400. 4 oo
32 C. G. Benjamin, Poor supplies 22 00 22 00
33 J. L. Baker, Legal service. 16 00 14 00'.
34 S. L Barnes, Assessor. ' 4o 00 36 00
35 P. D. Drake, 'Inspector 12 00 12.00
36 A. Van'Auken, constable. 22 00 22 00
37 Frank Harrington, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
38 Dr. W. H. Barr, Medical service . 9 50 9 50
39 James G. Buck, Assessor 32 00 32 00
4o Dr. W. H. Lockerby; Medical service 13 5o 13 50
411 Dr. W. H. Lockerby, Medical service 12 00 12"00
42 Dr. W. H. Lockerby, Medical service 4 00 4 00
43 Dr. W. H. Lockerby, Medical service 21 00 . 21 00
44 Dr. W.•H.'Lockerby, Medical service 7 5o 7 5o
45 Dr. W. H. Lockerby, Medical service • 21 .75 21 75
46 Dr. W. H. Lockerby, Health Officer, withdrawn. .
47 G. C. Gifford, Attorney bill. 7 50 7 50
48 N. E. Lyon, supplies, etc.. 3 46 3 46'.
49 Charles Drake, Criminal bill 6 75 6 75
5o ' John Sharpsteen, bridge plank 21 25 21 25
51 W. C. Bower, blacksmith bill. 4 25 4• "25
52 R. Beardsley, Poor supplies. 6o 85 6o 85
53 Isabelle Kelley, care of Robert Kelley 15 o0 15 00
54 Rodolphus Miller, plank 34 39 34 39
55 Lewis Hyde, care of W.' Thompson 15 00 15 00
56 John W. Mack, plank 64.10 64 10
57 John Wyckoff, plank. 13 32 • 13.32
58 C. E. Smith, stone
4'25 4 25
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 109
59 Hiram Herrick, service bill. $72 00 $72 00
6o W. A. Singer & Son. Undertakers. 25 00 25 00
61 James Tichnor, Ballot Clerk 4 00 4 00
62 ' Frank Manning, Inspector and Messenger 14 00 14 00
63 J. H. Conklin, Supervisor service 39 04 39 04
64 Frank H. Tarbell, service bill. 16 o0 16 00
65 N. E. Lyon, service bill 14 00 14 00
66 B. M. Hagin, service bill r8 0o 18 00
67 Charles Drake, service bill i8 00 18 00
98 C. E. Wood, Registering Statistics 8 25 8 25
69 C. E. Wood, Town Clerk service bill 56 00 56 00
70 C. E. Wood disbursements 10 59 1O 59
71 John H. Conklin, disbursements 26o 98 26o 98
72 Daniel Sullivan, balance due on settlement 8 28 8 28
I hereby certify that this is a true copy of the Town Audits audited by the
Town Board, November ro, 1892.
C. E. WOOD, Town Clerk.
NEWFIEI,D.
Abstract of the names of all persons who presented ac-
counts to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors of the
town of Newfield -on the loth, 12th and 26th days of November,
1892, with the amount claimed by each and the amount finally
audited and allowed each.
No. Name. Nature of service.
Claimed. Allowed
r Watson McDaniels, Com. of Highways Service Bill . $146 00 $146 00
2 A. D. Brown, Assessor 36 35 36 35
3 Daniel W. Gore, Clerk of Election District No. 2 . 4 00 4 00
4 E. M. Swartwood, " 8 00 4 00
5 Charles Cook, Insp'r and Messenger " 17 96 17 96
6 Jerome Russell, Ballot Clerk . . . 4 00 • 4 00
7 Peter Dorn, Inspector, 12 00 12 00
110 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
8 Martin Rumsey, Ballot Clerk, Election District No. r $ 4 00 $ 4 oo
9 L. L. Carmani, Inspector, . . 12 00 12 00
to A. D. Brown, use of house for Election 10 00 10 00
1 1 Aaron Alexander, use of house Election District No. 3 to 00 to 00
12 Benj. Starr, Service Town Clerk to 00 20 00
13 J. C. Thoinpsoii, Assessor 36 35 36 35
14 John W. Dean, Board of Health 2 00 2 00
15 Aaron Poyer, Services at Town Meeting 4 00 4 00
C. R. Seabriug. Inspector and Messenger, District No. r' 17 64 17 64
17 Phillip Kresga Inspector, District No. 1 . 12 00 12 00
i8 A. H. Palmer, " 12 00 12 00
19 I.N. Van Ostrand, Poll Clerk 4 00 400
zo Charles Van Marter, " " If400 4 00
21 Wm. Wetherell, Ballot Clerk " 4 00 400
22 W. H. Payne 444 00 400
23 A. H. Palmer, Note in Savercool Case 217 90 217 90
24 N. C. Cook, Supplies for Election and Town Meeting 3 02 3 oz
25 Cook & Kellogg use of Rink Elec'n and Town Meeting 25 00 25 00
26 L. H. Tabor, Assessor 39 75 39 75
27 David V. Congdon, Inspector Election District No. 3- 22' o0 12 00
28 W. H. Anderson, Inspector and Messenger Dist. No. 3 17 64 17 64
29 Delos Cutter, Inspector, District No. 3 12 00 12 00
30 J. C. Thompson, Ballot Clerk, District No. 3 4 00 4 0o.
31 E. E. Alexander, Ballot Clerk, District No. 3 . 400 4 00
32 Charles A. Smith, Poll Clerk, District No. 3 4 00 4 00
33 G. W. Ham, Poll Clerk, District No. 3 . . . 4 o0 400
34 A. H. Palmer, Railroad Commissioner 6, 70 6 70
35 C. W. McCorn, Railroad Commissioner 6 00 6 00
36 John E. Beers, for Medical Services in Marion Case . 1'15 00 15 00
37 W. C. Gallagher, for Medical Services in Marion Case 20 00 20 00
38 R. Horton, use of house for town purposes to 00 10 00.
39 Benj. Starr, Service Bill 41 69 41 69
40 Benj. Starr, Service Bill 10 00 to 00
41 P. S. Starr, Excise Commissioner . 3 00. 3 00
42
. Edgar /A. Brown, Excise Commissioner . 3 00 3 00
43, C. W. McCorn, Excise Commissioner . 3 00 3 00,
44 S. D. Halliday, Att'y case Town vs. Kellogg and Bower 17 25 17'25
45 James U. Douglas, suppliesfor the poor . 64 82 64 82
46 James U. Douglas, Service Bill 20 00 20 00
47 George W. Apgar,Printing 24 94 24 94
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 11 t
48 T. C. Roskelly, Filing Vital Statistics
49 C. C. Cook, Filing Vital Statistics
5o Demont Anderson, Constable
51 A. K. Allen, Justice
52 A. H. Stamp, Justice
53 Seymour Grover, Justice Bill
54 R. Horton, Supervisor
55 Benj. Starr, Town Clerk
56 W. H. Van Ostrand, Justice
57 Watson McDaniels, Com'r of High's Borrowed Money
$175 $175
3 5o . 3 5o
38 90 38 90
29 25 29 25
22 00 22 00
18 00 18 00
82 0I 82 0I
68 28 68 28
23 75 23 75
821 36 821 36
$2,071 81 $2,o67 81
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct abstract of the
amounts claimed and allowed, as audited by the Board of Auditors in said
town of Newfield, on November Loth, I2th and 26th, 1892.
BENJ. STARR, Town Clerk.
ULYSSES.
The following is an abstract of all the bills audited by the
Auditing Board of the Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, N.
Y., at its session held November ro, 11, 12 and 14, 1892, at the
Trembley House in the village of Trumansburg in said town.
No. Name. Nature of service. Claimed. Allowed
1 S. A. Sherwood, Burial of paupers. $ 9 00 $ 9 00
2 John Ward, digging grave 2 00 2 00
3 Horton & Holton, Election supplies 2 05 2 05
4 Wm. Austin, Attorney 22 00 22 00
5 Rev. R. W. McCullough, Vital Statistics. 5o 5o
6 J. W. Kirby, Assessor 42 35 42 35
7 W. I. Sherwood, Overseer of Poor. 35 50 35 50
8 W. J. Nixbu, Excise Commissioner 6 00 6 c4g
112 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
9 E. T. Rolfe, Assessor.
To S.A. Sherwood, burial of paupers
I1 S. A. Sherwood, burial of pauper
12 F. A. Kerst, M. D., Town Physician.
13 F. A. Kerst, M. D., Vital Statistics
14 H. C. King,, Excise Commissioner
15 Trumansburg Mfg. Co., room for election two and one-
half years, payable to R. J. Hunt, secretary. .
16 Seneca Spicer, Constable
17 E. T. Stewart, Undertaker
18 E. T. Stewart, Undertaker
19 G. A. Hopkins, Election supplies
20 W. H. Morgan, Assessor
21 A. F.• Allen, printing.
22 George Wolverton, Hall for Election,
23 C. L. Adams, printing, assigned to A. H. Pierson .
24 A. H. Pierson, ex -Supervisor
25 C. F. Hunter, Inspector Election
56 R. R. Updike, Inspector Election
27 0. M. Wilson, Clerk Election
28 S. R. Wickes, Inspector Election
29 H. M. Wickes, Poll Clerk.
3o M. Truman Smith, Ballot Clerk
31 R. D. Sears, Poll Clerk.
32 Willis D. Dimick, Inspector Election
33 Alex. Updike, Poll Clerk
34 Frank Terry, Inspector Electon.
35 E. P. Bouton, Ballot Clerk.
36 E. M. Corcoran, Inspector Election
37 F. ,E. Hadley, Poll, Clerk
38 A. B. Smith, Poll •Clerk
39 N. T. Ward, Inspector Election
40 J. Flickinger, M. D., Town Physician
41 Elias Smith, Inspector Election
42 E. A. Snow, Clerk Election, assigned to E. C. Almy . .
, 43 E. C. Almy, Hall and supplies for Election
44 Harvey. Updyke, Inspector Election.
45 Wm. McCoy, Ballot Clerk
46 E. A. Snow, Clerk Election.
47 W. H. Van Dine, inspector Election
48 E. S. Johnson, Ballot Clerk.
49 John Kerst, eg-Town Clerk.
.11
$ 41 6o $ 41 6o
6 00
3 00
7 50
7 75
300
3000
24 15
22 00
20 00
1 75
66 25
8 55
22 00
25 15
25 68
400
I2 00
4 00
12 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
17 96
I2 00
16 24
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
8 8o
36 69
17 88
6 00
3 00
7, 50
7 75
3 00
3o 00
24.15
22 00
20 00
175
66 2'5
8 55
22 00
25 15
25 68
400
12 00
400:
12 00.
4'00
400
400
17 96
I2 '00 .
i6 24
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
8 8o
36 69
17 88
4 00 4 00
24 65 24 65
I2 00 I2.00
4 00 4.00
400 400
4 00 4 00' •
4 00 400
22'85, 22 85
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 113
5o John Van Buskirk, Undertaker.. $18 oo $18 00
51 Thos. Kirby, Inspector Election 4 00 4 00
52 H. Van Order, use of louse for Assessors 2 00 2 00
53 Fred W. Osborn, Superintendent Poor 32 6o 32 6o
54 Fred E. Van Buskirk, Inspector Election 12 00 12 00
55 George H. Almy, Poll Clerk 8 oo 8 00
56 W. G. Farrington, Excise Commissioner 3 00 3 00
57 A. G. Stone, Ballot Clerk. 4 00 4 00
58 Steve L. Stone, Inspector Election, assigned to A. H.
Pierson . 21 28 21 28
59 P. F. Sears, Ballot Clerk , 4 00 4 00
6o J. Flickinger, M. D., Vital Statistics. 5 5o 5 5o
61 J. N. Barker, Clerk Election to 0o I0 00
62 O. G. Noble, Store for Election . . Io 00 to 00
63 A: Chase, M. D., Medical services 6 00 6 00
64 Biggs & Co., Election supplies . 5 23 5 23
65 J. W. & C. W. Dean, Election supplies 8o 8o
66 C. L. Adams, printing, assigned to A. H. Pierson . 7 25 7 25
67 Clark Otis, M. D., Vital Statistics. 2 75 2 75
68 Henry Hutchings, Justice. 24 00 24 00
69 C. L. Adams, Town Clerk, assigned to A. H. Pierson 69 35 69 35
70 J. N. Barker, Justice 24 40 24 40
71 J. N. Barker, Election expenses. 2 00 2 00
72 N. R. Gifford, Justice 43 90 43 90
73 A. P. Osborn, Justice, assigned to Clinton Horton 30 00 3o 00
74 Edward Camp, Supervisor. 5o 55 5o 55
75 Rev. J. E. Rhodes, Vital Statistics 4 25 4 25
76 W. H. Ganoung, Highway Commissioner 26 20 26 20
77 L. Trembley, use of house for Auditors to 00 10 00
Total $1,114 81 $1,114 81
I hereby certify that the above is a correct transcript of the bills as audited
by the Town Board of Auditors of the Town of Ulysses, at its meeting held
November to, I1, 12 and 14, 1892, and recorded on the town record book by me.
C. L. ADAMS, Town Clerk.
114 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
REPORTS.
COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT.
To the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins
County :
The undersigned Treasurer of Tompkins County respect-
fully submits his annual statement of receipts and disbursements
'of the County funds from November 12, 1891, to November 12,
1892, as follows :
The receipts from all sources including balance on hand
November 12, 1892, amounts to the sum of $79,224 70
The disbursements for the same period 77,179
95
Balance in my hands. $2,o44 75
In Tompkins County National Bank
On hand. 605 02
$1,439 73
I certify that there stands this day on the hooks of .this bank to the credit
of Charles Ingersoll, County Treasurer, the sum of $1,439.73, November
I2, 1892.
G. C. MOWRY, Book -Keeper,
Tompkins County National Bank,
Ithaca, N. Y.
TOMPKINS COUNTY, SS :
Charles Ingersoll being duly sworn, says that the following statement is
correct to the best of his knowledge and belief, and is a true report of all
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINQGS, 1892. 115
moneys received and paid out by him as County Treasurer since November 12,
2892, to November 12, 2892, excepting moneys belonging to the Infant Heir
Fund and surplus moneys.
CHARLES INGERSOLL, County Treasurer.
Sworn to before me this 8th day of December, 1892.
A. G. STONE, Notary Public.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand November 22, 2892 $ 562 92
Taxes from Caroline. 2,764 74
" Danby 2,836 70
" Enfield. . 2,227 41
" Groton.
" Ithaca 5, 272 o8
" Lansing
23,435 57
6,303 5o
" Newfield. 2,925 89
" Ulysses. 6,233 o$
" Dryden. 8,077 97
Superintendent of Public Instruction
15,924 46
School Taxes.
615 42
Willard State Hospital. 467 69
Justice Fees. 55 00
State Game Constable 290 00
Collateral Inheritance. 2,343 28
DISBURSEMENTS.
$79,224 70
Paid Comptroller of New York State (Danby) $ 6 54
Comptroller of New York State. 4,728 97
County Audits 9,669 22
Town and School monies 28,661 74
County Superintendent of Poor orders 4,835 66
District Attorney's office rent. 200 00
Willard State Hospital. 8,877 35
Susquehanna Valley House 444 32
Fuel and Gas 759 32
Postage and Stationery
15 00
Auburn Asylum Insane. 121 00
New York Institute for Blind 45 87
Auburn Orphan Asylum 205 6o
116 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Society Destitute Catholic Children $ 71 36
52'00
Ithaca Home for Children 145 00
Insurance on Court House, 3o 00
Clerk's Postage 15 00
Repairs on County House 28 61,
Court Expenses 6,657 88
Bills payable 2,50o 00
School Districts 637 71
Monroe County. Penitentiary 518 12
State Game Constable 252 90
Salaries.6,177 67'
Collateral Inheritance 1,234 71
Town of Dryden 104 00
Town of Ithaca 149 50
Sheriff's office rent 35 00
$77,179 95
Cash on hand 2,044 75
$79,224 70
Ithaca Home
TOMPKINS COUNTY, SS :
Charles Ingersoll being duly sworn; says that the following report is a true
report of all moneys connected with the Infant Heir Fund and is correct to the
best of his knowledge and belief.
CHARLES INGERSOLL,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of December, 1892.
L. 11. VAN KIRK,
County blerk.
INPANT HEIR REPORT.
7o the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County•:
Investment.
MOKTGAGOR.
DATE.
Amount
HEIRS INTERESTED. Of
Interest.
Amount
Mortgage
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage:
Jacob Bates.
E. J.. Bentley.
Tamar A. Chase.
\'Vin. M. Dates.
P. & J. Driscoll.
D. W. Gillow.
Sarah J.Gritfln.
Feb. 4, '82
Jan. 2, '91
Mar. 29,'83
Oct. 17, '8.5
Mar. 12,.'89
Feb. 11, '84
Doe. 31. '89
Mabel McNeil
John Broas.
Carpenter, heirs of J. D.
Carpenter, heirs of Dan'l
Heirs of Noah Keator
Chase heirs .
Heirs of J. D. Dates.
Heirs Margaret Dudgeon
Heirs Chas. Simpson.
Griffin heirs.
5561 43
58 98
81 54
.60 00
1500 00
209 07
831 97
2376 03
300 00'-
2444 44.
701 95
1500 00
259 07
831 97
2376 03
300 00
2444 44
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 117
INFANT HEIR REPORT—Continued.
2d Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
lst Mortgage.
lst Mortgage.
lst Mortgage.
2d Mortgage.
2d Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
lst Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
let Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
lst Mortgage.
Note of C. M.
Note Wilcox,
1st Mortgage.
let Mortgage.
1st MortgaT.e.
lst Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st. Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
1st Mortgage.
Mary B. Ingersoll.
Edwin Jillett.
S. and N.C. Johnson
S. and N.C. Johnson
John McArthur.
Carrie A. Smith.
Carrie A. Smith.
Carrie A. Smith.
John Sinoebaugh
Geo. Simpson.
E. C. Van Kirk.
Martha Woodin.
Titus, secured by
m't'g of C. A. Ives
and J. M. Osborne.
Slocum & George,
secured by first
mtg. Daniel Lane.
Bell Miller.
Catharine C. Wick,
Geo. Vanhorn.
M. Butts.
Mary B. Ingersoll.
Hanford T. Morgan.
John E. Gowey.
Kate C. Curtis.
Wm. H. Wood.
Anna E. Stanford.
Wilcox & Slocum
secured by mort-
gage of D. Lane.
Balance on Hand in uninvested money and interest &c.
July 14,'91
June 19,'80
April 20,'91
July 5, '87
A ri1 11,'74
Mar. 28, '82
Jan. 26, '88
Carpenter, heirs of Dan'l
Goodspeed heirs
Carpenter, heirs of Dan'l
Carpenter, heirs of Dan'l
Van Horn heirs.
Carpenter, heirs of Dan'l
Ada. P. Blackman.
Fred Bunnell
April 24,'91 John Broas.
Drake, heirs of Catherine
Clara Searles.
Mary and Lizzie Teeter.
Fleming heirs.
McAllister vs. McDonald.
Clara Searles.
Elizabeth Simpson
Carpenter, heirs of Dan'l
Griffin heirs.
Ada P. Blackman.
O'Brien, heirs of Jane
April 5, '76 D. and M. Woodin
Fogartyheirs
John cKee.
John McKee.
Carpenter, heirs of J. D.
Ada P. Blackman.
Fogarty heirs
Clara Searles.
J. B. Warren.
Simpson, heirs of Chas.
Hanford heirs
Fred B. Jewell.
Hanford heirs.
Young heirs.
Geo. McGilvary heirs.
Tobey heirs
Oct. 24, '83
Jan. 20, '72
April 9, '92
Sept. 1, '92
Oct. 13, '92.
Mar. 22. '92
Mar. 29, '92
April 1, '92
April 1. '92
Feb. 10, '86
John McKee.
Wilgus heirs.
Fred Brown.
Keator heirs.
Jane O'Brien.
McKee, heirs of John
Mabel McNeil.
Mandeville heirs
Daniel Carpenter.
Lora M. Patch.
Lizzie Teeter.
,Jennie M. Thomas.
Paul Layton.
Wyckoff heirs.
Wyckoff heirs.
Lora M. Patch.
Susie G. Van Horn.
Heirs of John McGilvary
Clara Searles,
Clara Searles
Mabel McNeil
McKee heirs.
Carpenter, heirs of Dan'l
777 23
801 44
300 00
300 00
1150 43
500 00
100 00
10000
42 98
46 78
56 19
42 89
347 00
290 42
73 04
338 94
4000 00
98 00
176 00
176 00
826 31
420 43
282 76
96 81
534 23
529 00
98 86
237 11
27 82
37 00
35 98
385 24
329 92
241 00
43 84
50000
638 13
154 75
7 12
562 50
37 50
188 14
519 02
779 73
73 11
169 08 .
383 61
243 75
203 66
1700 00
435 55
281 59
354 76
428 10
855 29
39 38
105 38
500 00
777 23
801 44
300 00
300 00
1150 43
500 00
200 00
900 00
3388 94
850 00 •
826 31
800 00
1500 00
1000 00
500 00
800 00
600 00
1560 00
1 00
1700 00
1500 00
174 00
1000 00
500 00
31101 81
$3667 43
$34,769 24
I certify that there stands this day on the books of this bank to the credit
of the Infant Heir Fund the sum of $415.16.
' G. C. MOWRY, Book-keeper,
Tompkins Co. Nat. Bank
118 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
I certify that there stands on my books in the United States Trust Com-
pany the sum of 406 and 86-roo dollars principal and 34 and 64-100 dollars ac-
crued interest to November 16, 1892.
CHARLES INGERSOLL,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me December 17, 1892.
T. J. McELHENY,
Deputy County Clerk.
REPORT SURPLUS MONEY.
Charles Ingersoll being duly sworn, says that the following is a correct
report of all surplus moneys received and disbursed by him as County Treas-
urer from November r6, 1891, to November 16, 1892.
CHARLES INGERSOLL,
Treasurer Tompkins County.
Subscribed and sworn to before me December 17, 1892.
T. J. MC ELHENY,
Deputy Clerk.
RECEIPTS.
1891 Balance in U. S. Trust Company, principal and in-
terest to November 16, 1892.
Nov. 16 Balance in Tompkins County Bank.
1892 Jan. 22 By Cash received of C. C. Buck, el al.
Feb. 22 fl it
" Hegamy vs. Newman
Feb. 23 It it
" Co. Treasurer vs. Selover. .
Mch 24 d4 ft
" S. C. Cummings .
Apr. 27 tl
" Lucetta Maples
Apr. 7 " Gunderman vs. Pugsley .
May 3 t," Osman vs. Bogardus .. . .
$ 441
50
1,952 76
51
701
959 47
231 89
58o 11
1,000 00
470 28
358 32
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 119
June 23 U. S. Trust Company. • • $ 109 10
Accrued Interest charged to U. S. Trust 35 o6
Boardman vs. Jayne, Interest . 7 02
DISBURSEMENTS.
$6,847 02
1891 Dec. i M. Van Cleef, Att'y, Manning vs. Shaw . $ 568 26
1892 Mch 7 Buck vs. Talmage 701 51
Apr. 7 Hegamy vs. Newman 959 47
Feb. io Morgan vs. Parsons 53 04
Feb. 22 "
13 27
May 17 County Treasurer vs. Selover. 231 89
June 3 Hulbert vs. Buck. 78 71
June 20 U: S. Trust Co. Interest on deposit 35 o6
June 23 Boardman vs. Jayne 109 10
June 23 CI7 02
July 5 Lucetta Maples r,000 oo
Jnly 8 Jonathan P. Purdy, et al 590 00
July 8 Fees County Treasurer. 04
Aug. 4 Fees County Treasury 13
Sept. 3 Susan C. Cummings 246 93
Sept. io Polly Ryant, et al 333 18
Nov. 16 Pugsley vs. Gunderman 90 70
Nov. 16 Balance in Tompkins County Bank . 1,387 20
U. S. Trust Company to November 16, 2892 441 50
$6;847 02
November 16, 1892.
I certify that there stands this day on the books of this Bank to the credit
of Charles Ingersoll, County Treasurer, the sum of $1,387 21-100 dollars sur-
plus money.
H. L. HINCKLEY,
Cashier Tompkins County National Bank.
120 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR.
To the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins
County :
The undersigned Superintendent of the Poor of Tompkins
County, reports that from the 15th day of November, 1891, to
the i5th day of November, 1892, the following named persons
have been supported in the County Alms House.
COUNTY,
Names No. Days. Names. No. Days
Isaac Chapman. . 365 Clara J. Curran. 304
Eliza Dawson . .. 304 Thomas Ogden. 2
Richard King 365 Frank Storms 2
Moses Myers. 365 George*Fletcher 2
Lena Collins 365 Thomas Sutton. 2
Pattie Scott 14.1 Amos Flynn. i
Paul Scott. 141 Ezra Thayer. t
Frederick Davids 365 Edward Johnson. 77
Thomas Strong. 2 Amos Morgan 2
Joseph Tierce 2 John Berger 26
John Strong 6 Jim Ryan 4
Thonias Sears 2 Ezra McLogan .. 4
Charles Monroe . . . 18o Jefferson Thomas . . r
James Thames t Theodore Monegan 1
Robert Ormsby . io John Lynn . i
Aden Ormsby to James Jeffres . 1
Elnora Ormsby. 10 George Meaney. t
Nettie Ormsby io Abram Strong t
Anna Ormsby to Charles Fox i
Flora Ormsby . to Tim Hagerty . 4
Tom Lindsly. 3 John Thames. 3
Thomas Jones 3 Nathan Fowler t
John Connor. 3 Ezra Howell . 2
John Simonds 5 Jerome Green 2
Joseph Mansfield. . 4 Martha Moxet 120
Erastus Maney . 2 Thomas Flynn. 2
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 121
George Flinsy 3 Lucus Moon. r
Ezra Thayer x Ernest Jones. I
George Strong 1 Edwin Smith. 1
Francis Young 1 Jim Gardner .. . 2
/
Thomas Flynn I Frank Loomis 2
Joseph Maney i George Munger. 1
Charles Scott . 1 Mary Moxet 36
John Thomas. r Thomas Williams. 3
Edgar Sutton. r Miburn Clark. 3
Orin Frost 8x Eugene Quinn 3
John Sanders. 2 Francis Boshon. 2
Edward Case. 2 Sim Stephens I
John Simons. 5 John Smith . 5
Harry Cornis. 2 John Johnson 1
Abner Turner . . . . . . . i John Gray . 13
John Flynegan. 2 Mason Jones. 1
Frank Stephens 2 Jesse Thayer. . . . . . . . 2
Clermont Strong i Mason Jones 2
George Strong x George Samuels 1
Charles Metzier. 3 John Mansfield . 2
John Miller 3 Mrs. John Mansfield 2
Edgar Mann. I James Crosby 2
Thomas Malone 1 Edward Simonds 51
Mason Metzier 1 Mike Manning . .. . 2
John Messer 1 Henry Talbot. 2
Orin Maddison 2 John Myers . . . 8
Mike Plumb i John Adler I
James Mosher 1 Mrs. John Adler 1
James Cummings. 1
Total
ITHACA.
Charles Schuyler . 133 Bella Swan.
Daniel Carney 365 Abner Swan
Abram Pelham. . . 365 Julia Payne.
George Short. 365 George Payne
John Bishop 174 John Wilkinson
Frank Raney 365 Owen Galligher, 2d
James Willson .. . 142 Fleator Moxet
3,529
4
4
231
23r
175
37
93
122 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
James Dailey 58 John Dailey 1
Mary Synn, 189r-92* . . 730 Mrs. Joice 18o
Owen Galligher, . . 185 Alice Twine 154
Joseph Reed . 99 George Moxet 42
Henry Weight 95 Pat Murphy 21
Horace Whitehead 365 A. R. Taylor. . 365
Daniel McCune. 365 Emely Vanalstine 365
Abram Shepard. 154 John Sullivan 365
George Thompson 365 Dyer Pangburn. 307
Joseph Jones . 335 Peter Nicholson 365
*Omitted from report of 1891.
Total 7,500
DRYDEN.
Hiram Dodge. 314 Silas Tucker. 365
Frank Corcoran 365 David Finch.. . . . . . . . 146
Elisha Wilcox 349 William Ashby. 42
Akis Burton 49
Total 1,610
CAROLINE.
Mrs. Z. Venerable 365
GROTON.
John McCarty. 365
ENFIELD.
Morgan Wallenbeck 365
•
DANBY.
Jerusha Cronce. 365 Ira D. Nichols 365
Elnora Cronce 365
1,095
LANSING.
Sally Teater . . . . . . , . . . 42 Ada Hahn 127
Lorenzo Kent 38 Tony Hahn 99
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 123
Barney Moor 177 Hattie Hahn 44
Nelson Mattice . 86
613
NEwr1E1.D.
Sarah Vreeland . 365 Michael Corbit . 365
730
ULYSSFS.
James Ferguson 266 Savilla Trowbridge 74
340
The whole number of days said persons have been support-
ed in the County Alms House is, 16,512.
Towns No. Days Cost of Board and Clothing
County 3,529 $65o 86
Ithaca 7,500 • 1,383 23
Dryden 1,610 . 296 94
Caroline 365 67 32
Groton 365 67 32
Enfield 365 67 32
Lansing • 613 113 07
Danby . 1,095 201 96
Newfield 730 134 63
Ulysses 340 62 71
16,512 $3,045 36
The amount of drafts drawn on the County Treasurer for
bills audited by the Superintendent for the support of the insti-
tution during the said year, over and above the proceeds of the
farm, was $3,243.90 of which $198.54 was improvements, leav-
ing a balance of $3, 045.36 for the expenses of the House.
The following accounts have been audited by the Superin-
tendent of the Poor, and drafts drawn on the County Treasurer
for the expenses of the House incurred from the 15th day of
November, 1891, to the 15th'day of November, 1892.
124 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
CLASS A—MEATS.
Date. No. order.
Dec. 30, 1891 5 Warren G. Farrington $ 21 72
6 Alva Thomas 23 28
7 Frank Finch. 13 44
8 Grant Cole. 27 24
9 Erving Dreamer . '7 94
10 James Bower. 78 84
II Samuel Frazier. 12 12
12 Fred Swartout . 13 o8
13 Thomas & Northrup 37 80
14 Elam Rolfe 15 26
15 Thad Bower 31 92
16 Charles M. Bower 18 oo
17 Tertulas Jones. 32 82
18 Jonah Kirby 6 74
19 Andrew Crawford 18 18
20 Charles Wood 13 68
21 Daniel Frazier. 13 10
22 Edward Pyle. 54 60
23 Elisha Church . 31 62
24 Joseph Andrews. 40 02
25 Charles Foot. 23 94
26 Thomas Kirby . 16 56
28 Charles J. Fletcher. 18 36
29 John Walenbeck . 22 02
30 W. H. Pinkney 78 54
31 Henry Hausner 6 04
32 Jay Briggs. 26 76
33 Clarence King. 31 40
34 Fred Trumbull. 17 50
35 A. H. Pierson 45 24
36 Caleb Carman . 19 38
37 Sidney P. Thompson. 24 24
38 David Colgrove 16 02
39 C. S. Bailey 16 56
4o Fred E. Bates 51 84
41 Willis H. Morgan 27 82
Jan. 6, 1892. 42 Harvey Updike 24 00
43 Jesse Mekeel 22 08
44 Henry Andrews 17 58
June I, 1892
July 6, 1892
Sept. 7, 1892
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 125
47 George Batty . $io 6o
57 A. L. Wets 18 27
8r George Batty 6 18
89 A. L. Wets. 24 84
94 A. L. Wets. 35 89
95 George Batty 7 69
CLASS B—Provisions and Dry Goods.
Date. No. Order. Name.
Dec. 2, 1891
Jan. 6, 1892
Feb. 3, 1892
March 2, 1892
April 6, 1892
May 4, 1892
June I, 1892
July 6, 1892
Sept. 7, 1892
Oct. 5, 1892
Nov. 2, 1892
Nov. 5, 1892
$I,130 75
Amount
r VanBuskirk Bros, $17 82
2 Manning Atwater 72 59
3 D. B. Stewart & Co. 34 94
49 Hawkins & Todd 34 16
5o John Kerst 62 20
51 E. C. Almy 46 16
52 George S. Barber 9 48
53 D. B. Stewart & Co , 19 44
55 Hook Bros 4 00
65 D. B. Stewart & Co. 38 58
67 J. T. Howe 28 00
69 D. B. Stewart & Co. 7 84
71 W. D. Brinkerhoff 43 49
72 VanBuskirk Bros. 11 98
76 John Kerst 29 42
78 D. B. Stewart & Co. 16 43
8o D. B. Stewart & Co. r5 zo
85 E. C. Almy 28 03
90 D. B. Stewart & Co. 30 48
92 D. B. Stewart & Co. 10 16
96 John 'Kerst . . . 37 99
97 H. Foster Owen 7 05
roo D. B. Stewart & Co. 20 90
102 D. B. Stewart & Co. 4 22
103 George W. Frost . r 67
105 Manning Atwater 55 62
$687 85
126 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Date. No. order.
Dec. 2, 1892
Jan. 14, 1892
Jan. 18, 1892
Feb. 3, 1892
March 2, 1892
Apr. 6, 1892
May 4, 1892
June; 1, .1892
July:. 6, 1892
Oct. 5, 1892
Dec. 3o, 1891
Jan., 6, 1892
March 2, 1892
April 6, 1892
July 6, 1892
Sept. 7, 1892
CLASS C—FUEL.
Name.
4 Fowler & Farrington
61 Carman & Maloney
63. R. H. Stone
64 Fowler & Farrington.
70 Charles Seaman
95 George H. Vann
77, Fowler & Farrington.
79 Fowler & Farrington.
82 George H. Vann
91 Fowler & Farrington.
98 Fowler & Farrington .
CLASS D—IMPROVEMENTS.
Amount
. $15
51 37
24
43
27 5o
23
49 13
23 41
4 81
3o 57
28 8o
70
63
81'
86
$323 59
27 Carman & Maloney, fertilizer. $43 O0
58 Barr Bros., hardware. 6 47
59 Cole & Pinkney, fertilizers 6 oo
68 H. S. Bates, hardware 9 62
Biggs & Co., two years account 109 41
73
86
87
93
Biggs & Co. . .
J. W. & C. W. Dean, lumber
Hook Bros., grass seed
CLASSE—CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES AND REPAIRING.
July 6, 1892,
June 1, 1892
Oct. 5, 1892
Nov. 2, 1892
Nov. 12, 1892
4 02
14 22
5 8o
$198 54
46 Mosher Bros. & Co., Clothing $138 16
54 C. M. Stanley, boots and shoes.
83 H. C. A1niy, repairing
99 Chapman & Becker, clothing.
104 H. C: Almy, repairing : . . . . . 3 25
io6 C. M. Stanley 25 45
I2 6o
15 55
48 15
$243 16
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 127
CLASS F—MEDICINE AND ATTENDANCE.
Jan. 6, 1892 48 Horton & Holton, medicine $41 63
6o F. A. Kerst, attendance. 6o 5o
Feb. 3, 1892 66 White & Burdick, medicine. 25 78
$127 91
CLASS G—MISCELLANEOUS.
Date. No. Order. Name. Amount
Jan. 6, 1892 45 E. D. Boyer, threshing . $21 20
45 Ithaca Journal, printing 3 io
Jan. 14, 1892 62 E. L. Brown, salary 125 00
April 6, 1892 74 E. L. Brown, salary . . 125 00
June 1, 1892 84 Charles Monroe, kitchen cook 7 8o
July 6, 1892 88 E. L. Brown, salary 125 00
Oct. 5, 1892 101 E. L. Brown, salary . 125 oo
$532 10
OUT DOOR RELIEF.
The following amounts have been audited, and drafts drawn
on the County Treasurer for bills contracted for temporary re-
lief of county paupers, out of the County Alms House from the
i5th day of November, 1891, to the i5th day of November, 1892.
Date. No. Order. Name. Amount
Dec. 2, 1892 1 F. T. Greenly, relief Mrs. Brando . 5 00
2 A. Tompkins, carting wood and coal . i 25
4 T. Brown, O. P., Danby, relief tramps . . . . 1 00
5 J. Flickinger, attendance Co. Poor, Ulysses . 20 25
Jan. 6, 1892 6 R. L. Smith, M.D., medical service to Jan. 1st 15 00
7 Bradford Snyder, O. P., Dryden, relief tramps 3 5o
8 Mary Wood, care and board Geo. Mead . . 13 50
Jan. 18, 1892 9 T. J. Harrington, carting wood and coal . . 15 5o
10 James Dick, coal and wood furnished Co. Poor 6o 79
11 M. Atwater, relief to James Slaght 3 75
128 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Feb. 3, 1892
March 2, 1892
Apr. 6, 1892
May 4, 1892
May 4, 1892
June 1, 1892
July 6, 1892
Aug. 3, 1892
Sept. 7, 1892
Oct. 5, 1892
Oct. 20, 1892
12 Geo. E. Harris, O. P., Caroline, relief tramps
13 John Tyler, ex. taking J. Gross to S. V. Home
14 C. W. Earl, expense in Monroe insanity case
15 Mary Wood, board and care George Mead . .
16 Isaac Dodd, O. P., Ithaca, care county poor
17 T. Brown, O. P., Danby, relief Hiram Freer
1S B. Snyder, O. P., Dryden, relief tramps ..
19 M. Atwater, relief Mrs. C. H. Day and family
20 J. S. Love, O. P., service in Ireland insanity
21 O. P. Ithaca, relief county poor and tramps
22 H. Herrick, O. P., Lansing, ex. in Fuller Ins.
23 L. W. Carpenter, M. D., medical service.. .
24 George Whitley, service in Perry ins. case. .
25 H. Welling, O. P., relief Edward Simons . .
26 Mary Wood, board and care George Mead . .
27 G. Whitley, O. P., relief Personius family . .
28 I. W. Sherwood, relief Mary Murphy and
others . •
29 Jas. Dick, coal and wood, Co. poor of Ithaca .
3o R. H. Stone, coal to county poor, Ulysses . .
31 Mary Wood, board and care George Mead.. .
32 E. R. Brink, relief to Personius family . .
33 R. L. Smith, M. D., medical service to July 1
34 O. P., Ithaca, relief county poor.
35 Brad Snyder, O. P., Dryden, relief tramps .
36 Mary Wood, board and care George Mead .
37 M. Atwater, relief Mrs. Day and family ..
38 J. Larmore, O. P., Dryden, relief Co. poor .
SERVICES OF OVERSEERS.
$3 00
6 90
400
6 00
243 79
6 00
500
35 02
3 25
126 20
2 00
8 25
3 oo
3 20
23 5o
5 40
26 50
14 98
11 87
21 00
5 00
25 00
89 34
2 00
13 50
43 12
32 30
$888 66
The following statement shows the amount of bills audited
by the Superintendent of the Poor, to the Overseers for their
services to the county from the i5th of November, 1891, to the
i5th of November, 1892.
Date. No. Order. Name.
19 Theodore Brown, Danby
Amount
$ 200
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 129
Apr. 6, 1892 20 Isaac Dodd, Ithaca. $52 00
22 Hiram Herrick, Lansing 4 00
22 G. C. Whitley, Caroline 4 00
23 Henry Welling, Enfield 2 00
May 4, 1892 24 G. C. Whitley, Caroline 2 00
25 I. W. Sherwood, Ulysses 2 00
26 G. C. Whitley, Caroline 2 00
July 6, 1892 27 John E. Coy, Ithaca 26 oo
Oct. 5, 1892 28 Hiram Herrick, Lansing .. . . 4 00
29 John E. Coy, Ithaca 26 00
Oct. 20, 1892 . 3o James Larmore, Dryden 2 00
$128 00
TRANSPORTATION.
Names of persons transported to the County Alms House
during the year ending with the i5th of November, 1892, with
the bills ane names of those transporting them, as per tran-
sportation book, and where chargeable.
Date. No. Order. By whom brought. Name. Where Chargeable
Nov. 21, 1891 1 J. Larmore . . . David Finch,.. . . Dryden.. $3 6o
Dec. 2, 1891 2 J. M. Owen . . . Edwin Simonds . . Enfield.. 1 35
Dec. 2, 1891 3 H. Herrick .. . . Nelson Mattice .. . Lansing . 3 3o
Jan. 1, 1892 4 B. Snyder . . . . Henry Wait Dryden . 2 to
Jan. 8, 1892 5 J. M. Douglass . . Orin Frost County .. 1 8o
Feb. 2, 1892 6 Isaac Dodd .. . . Julia Payne Ithaca . . 1 5o
March 4, 1892 7 John E. Coy . . . Fletcher Moxet. . Ithaca . . 1 00
7 John E. Coy . . . Martha Moxet . . County .. 3 00
March 8, 1892 8 John E. Coy . . . Mrs. Joice Ithaca . . 1 5o
March 1, 1892 9 H. Herrick . . . Barney Moor .. . Lansing . 3 00
Dec. 4, 1892 to Isaac Dodd .. . . Ormsby family. . County .. 5 00
Jan. 16, 1892 11 Isaac Dodd .. . . Eliza Curran County .. 1 50
March 30, 1892 12 John E. Coy . . . Jerusha Cronce .. . Danby
12 John E. Coy . . . Elnora Cronce . . . Danby f ' 3 00
April 14, 1892 13 John E. Coy . . . Alice Twine Ithaca . . 1 5o
14 H. Welling . . . E. Simonds County .. 1 5o
May 28, 1892 15 John E. Coy . . . Pat Murphy Ithaca . . 1 5o
130 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
July ii, 1892 16 H. Herrick .. . . Ada Hahn Lansing i
16 H. Herrick.. . . Tony Hahn ' Lansing f
17 John E. Coy . . . John Smith' Ithaca . . 1 5o.
Oct. 25, 1892 18 J. Larmore . . . . William Ashby .. . Dryden .. 3 6o
Nov. 7, 1892 19 John E. Coy . . . John'Myers . County... 1 50'
$45 90
3 15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The following list comprises the amount of .grin and pro-
duce that has been raised on the farm during the year, and the
amount now on hand.
On hand
233 bushels wheat 240
40 tons hay 38
340 'bushels potatoes . 275
300 ' " oats 25o
18o " barley 18o
,20 beans 18,
600 " corn—ears 500
3o sweet corn. 5
15 , tomatoes
20 beets ro
100 " apples. _ 75
200 heads celery 175
loo ," cabbage 75
4 casks cider. 4
10 loads pumpkins
Corn stalks from eight acres Nearly all on hand
Supplies 4on hand :
Two 'shroud s ; 6 chemise ; 10 sheets ; 16 pillow cases ; 6 pairs drawers ; 4
flannel,skirts ; 14 pairs women's hose ; 16 pairs men's hose ; 4 men's shirts ; 4
pairs overalls ; 2 pairs boots ; 3 pairs shoes ; 2 bed ticks ; 4 pillow ticks ; 4 baby
dresses ; 4 baby skirts . 4 baby shirts ; 1 flannel blanket ; 49 yards mulsin ; 20.
yards calico ; 24 yards gingham ; 20 pounds coffee ; i chest tea ; % barrels
granulated sugar ; ,1 and 'Z barrels soap chips ; box cakes ; ' % barrel molas-
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDING -S, 1892. 131
ses ; 200 pounds butter ; i barrel pickles ; i barrel pork ; 2 packages lard ; i
barrel salt ; 2 barrels vinegar ; 3 tons coal.
RECAPITULATION.
Amount on hand as per last report $ 269 21
Appropriated for indoor expenses . 3,085 87
" Out -door relief. 1,050 00
" Service Overseers 150 00
" Salary of Keeper 500 00
" Transportation 5o 00
Amount of drafts drawn on Treasurer for indoor expenses
and improvements $3,243 90
Out -door relief. 888 66
Service of Overseers . 128 oo
Transportation
Whole number in House November 15, 1891
Received during the year
Born during the year
45 90
44
122
3
Number dicharged during year 121
Died 9
Absconded. 2
$5,105 OS
$4,306 46
$ 798 27
169,
133
Number in House November 15, 1892 36
Average number in House during year 46 31-33
Average yearly expense of each person $62 71
Average weekly " " 1 29-1
The stock on the farm consists of 3 horses belonging to
Keeper, I yoke of oxen, 7 milch cows, 12 fatting hogs, one
brood sow, 15o common fowls belonging to County.
The farm tools belonging to County consists of I grain
drill, I truck wagon, I spring toothed harrow, and i pair bob-
sleighs.
132 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
STATEMENT.
Amount of cash received, and how the same has been
expended.
On hand last report $37 38
Feb. 9, 1892, received of J. Knight, old grease .. 22 38
July 15, 1892, received of McCafferty, hay . 136 76
Nov. 14, 1892, received of Elias Smith, hams 5 90
Expended for postage and stationery
Traveling expenses
Insanity cases not sent to Willard .
In the settlement of paupers
Telephone .
Conveying Fred Cook to home for feeble minded .
Perry & Co., supplies
H. L. Haskin, supplies .
$6 5o
44 97
6 oo
3 00
3 75
7 95
1 38
I 00
D. B. Stewart & Co., supplies . 4 8o
J. T. Howe, supplies 40 79
D. B. Stewart & Co., supplies . 7 75
D. B. Stewart & Co., supplies . 15 88
Ezra Young, & Co 20 66
Balance on hand
STATE OF NEW YORK, ss
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS,
$202 42
$164 43
$37 99
On this 17th day of November, 1892, personally appeared before me, James
S. Lyke, Superintendent of the Poor of the County of Tompkins, and who be-
ing duly sworn, deposes and says that the foregoing report shows the amount
of money on hand November 15th, 1892, and the amount received and the
amount expended as per report, is just and true to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
JAMES S. LYKE.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 17th day of November, 1892.
T. J. McELHBNY,
Deputy County Clerk.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 133
STATEMENT
Showing the amount of cash received from sales by Keeper
Brown, and how they have been disbursed.
Received from sales of hams and lard . $85 64
" Veal calves . 15 07
if " Casey for cow pasture .. 9 00
$109 71
Amount expended for supplies and improvements to prop-
erty and furniture $63 94
Cash paid kitchen cook. 28 70
$92 64
Balance on hand. $17 07
STATE OF NEW YORK, l SS :
TOMPKINS COUNTY,
E. L. Brown, keeper of the County Alms House being duly sworn, deposes
and says that the above account is just and true to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
E. L. BROWN.
Sworn and subscribed before me this r7th day of November, '1892.
JAMES S. LYKE,
Superintendent of Poor.
Name and location of patients who have been conveyed to
the Willard State Hospital.
Jan. 12, 1892 William B. Wolcott, Caroline
Jan. 3o, 1892 William Fuller Lansing
Feb. 8, 1892 Sylvester Roper Danby
Feb. 27, 1892 Mary J. Barnard Ithaca
Mar. lo, 1892 David Ireland, (Town) Groton
Mar. 22, 1892 Lewis Snyder, (Town) Ithaca
134 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Mar. 23, 1892 Josephine Perry, Ithaca
April 9, 1892 Warren Smythe Dryden
April 19, 1892 Seymour Moso Dryden
June 7, 1892 Erie J. Tichenor . Ithaca
June 20, 1892 CharlestW. Poyer Newfield
July 13, 1892 J. A. E. Durling Ithaca
July 16, 1892 Joseph Spor . . Groton
July 23, 1892 Henry Conliff Ithaca
Aug. 2, 1892 Fred S. Clark . Lansing
Aug. 3r, ,1892 Sylvester Roper Danby
Sept. 9, 1892 Charles H. Edwards Caroline
Sept. 16, 1892 Priscilla DeMond . Ulysses
Sept. 20, 1892 Fay T. Mapes Lansing
Sept. 24, 1S92 Ida S. Horton, self supporting .Ithaca
Oct. -1, 1892 Anna L. Bower, pays $2 per week Lansing
Oct. 4, 1892 Phebe L. Cooper, self supporting Caroline
Oct. 24, 1892 John Lambertson, self supporting Dryden
Name of patients who have died, or who have been dis-
charged from the Willard State Hospital, during the year 189.r
and 1892.
Dec. 11, 1891 Mary Meuzo, discharged . Ulysses
Dec. 26, 1891 John McGrade, died . Ithaca
Jan. 6, 1892 Charlotte O. Miller Ithaca'.
Feb. 2, 1892 Nancy Schoolcraft, died . Newfield
Feb. 26, 1892 Hannah Kirby, died Enfield
Mar. 3, 1892 Ruth Ann Hurlbut, discharged Ithaca
Mar. 13, 1892 Charles Whipple, absconded Dryden
April 8, 1892 Priscilla DeMond, discharged Ulysses
May 7, 1892 Orpha Allen, died Ulysses
May 21, 1892 Sylvester Roper, discharged Danby
Aug. 5, 1892 . Nora A. McKeen, discharged . Lansing
Aug. 17, 1892 Patrick J. Casey, died Ithaca
Aug. 26, 1892 John C. Bovire, discharged Ithaca
Aug. 27, 1892 F. A. Partenheimer, discharged Ithaca
Sept. 2, 1892 Erie J. Tichenor . Lansing
Sept. 23, 1892 Palmer Shirley, died . Ithaca
Sept. 24, 1892 William B. Wolcott, discharged Caroline
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 135
Name and location of children who have been admitted to
the Children's Home at Ithaca.
March i, 1892 Fred Cooke{- Dryden
March 26, 1892 Nora Lamphire . . . Lansing
Eva Lamphire . Lansing
Amanda Lamphire* Lansing
July 16, 1892 Unknown Infant left on door step. Ithaca
Oct. 25, 1892 Maude Leonard Caroline
Willie Leonard Caroline
tSent to Idiotic Home, Syracuse, N. Y., June 11, 1892.
*Given permanent home in good family.
Permanent homes have been secured for Georgie Saxton and Emma
Cummings.
I cannot speak too highly of the management of this insti-
tution. The advantages of a cheaper rate of maintenance, and
a saving in transportation, are not all the advantages to be
derived from its patronage.
In securing permanent homes for the children, the one
great object of the managers is to see that they are favorably
located, and all applicants are subjected to the closest scrutiny
in regard to their moral status, and their ability to comfortably
provide for, and properly educate the children committed to
their cre.
The good effects of a home institution of this kind is far
reaching and is too little appreciated. The removing of chil-
dren from pauper families, where all the influences teed toward
heriditary and more permanent pauperism, is one of the grand-
est things in all charitable work. This the "Home" at Ithaca
aims to do ; and with a larger building much more could be
done in this direction. As it is, by a changing of Mrs. Beebe's
rooms to another building a larger number can be accommo-
dated than in previous years.
136 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR ENSUING YEAR.
In conformity to the 3oth section, Title ist, Chapter zo, of the
Revised Statutes, I respectfully report that I estimate the
expense of the Town and County paupers to be supported
in the Alms House during the ensuing year $3,000 00
Temporary relief of County paupers not in Alms House t,000 00
Services of Overseers of the Poor 15o 00
Keeper's salary . 500 00
Transportation of paupers . 5o 00
Total appropriation . $4,700 00
The surplus left over from last year should not be taken
into consideration in making a new appropriation for the ensu-
ing year as nearly all of it will be needed in furnishing the new
building. The attention of your committee is respectfully
called to the condition of the furniture now in use, and its
,adaptability to the new structure. In the opinion of the Super-
intendent, at least thirty new iron bedsteads will be needed,
two long tables and a sufficient number of chairs to seat the in-
mates, and also chairs for the day rooms seem to be indispensa-
ble. These are actual necessities and not ornaments.
The ranges, in both the kitchen of the inmates and that of
the keeper, have outlived their usefulness and must be replaced
by new ones. The estimated cost of these alone will be from
eighty to one hundred dollars.
JAMES S. LYKE,
Superintendent of Poor.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 137
DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S REPORT.
To the.Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County
Pursuant to law, I make report of all fines imposed in the
various Courts of Record of said county since my last report.
Persons fined.
Offense. Amount
William H. Allen. Assault $r5o 00
Lucius E. Holden. Excise roo 00
The fine of $150,00 against William Allen was remitted by
order of the Court.
In the case of Lucien Holden the defendant has appealed
from the judgment of conviction, which appeal is now pending.
No fines have been paid to me nor has anything been col-
lected by me on forfeited recognizances. All of which is re-
spectfully submitted.
J. H. JENNINGS,
District Attorney.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE REPORTS.
Reports of the Justices of the Peace of the various towns
of the county, of all fines and penalties by them collected
respectively, during the past year.
CAROLINE.
John Cross reports no money received.
R. G. H. Speed, reports no money received.
John J. Peters, reports no money received.
Walker V. Personius reports no money received.
138 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
DANBY.
Jacob Wise reports no money received.
Z. Smiley, reports no money received.
J. B. Thatcher reports no money received.
T. W. Slocum reports no money received.
DRYDEN.
S. S. Hoff reports no money received.
Wm. E. Brown reports no money received.
G. E. Underwood reports no money received.
Geo. E. Hanford 'reports no money received. Rec'd. Pd. Co. Treas.
Geo. E. Monroe reports $Io oo . . . $ro 00'
ENFIELD.
Wm. F. Smith reports no money received.
F. B. Aiken reports no money received.
D. M. Searles reports no money received.
E. G. Willis 'reports no money received.
GROTON.
Nelson Stevens reports no money received.
Newton Baldwin reports no money received.
J. M. Montfort reports no money received.
H. S. Hopkins reports $48 00 . . . $48 oo
ITHACA.
Wm. J. Totten, reports no money received.
M. E. Poole reports $Io 00 . . . $ro oo
Jason P. Merrill reports $22 5o . . . $22 5o
Estate of C. C. Van Kirk, no report.
LANSING.
Frank H. Tarbell reports no money received.
B. M. Hagin, reports no money received.
Nelson E. Lyon reports no money received.
Chas. Drake reports $S oo,. . . • $S, oo
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 139
NEWFIELD.
Seymour B. Grover reports no money received.
W. H. Van Ostrand reports no money received.
A. H. Stamp reports no money received.
A. K. Allen reports no money received.
ULYSSES.
Norman R. Gifford reports no money received.
A. P. Osborn reports no money received.
Henry Hutchings reports no money received.
John N. Barker reports no money' received.
Total amounts $98 5o
LOAN COMMISSIONER'S REPORT.
ITHACA, N. Y., NOVEMBER I, 1892.
To the Comptroller of the State of New York :
A statement of the United States Deposit Fund as shown
by the books when turned over by Commissioners Leary and,
Houpt.
Name.
MORTGAGES.
No. Am't Principal. Principal Pd. Int. Pd.
John H. Cronce, 574 $164 34
Abram Leonard, 728 600 oo
Benj. Starr, 655 Too oo
Lewis H. Young, 822 15o 00
Ezra Weaver, 652 700 00
George McWhorter, 573 300 oo
John Van Riper, 692 ioo 00
William Nixon, 672 300 00
Isaiah Van Demark, 770 500 00
Benj. Van Demark, 769 500 00
John Harker, 708 1200 00
$8 22
30 00
500
7 5o
35 00
15 00
5 00
15 00
25 00
25 00
60 oo
140 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
John Harker,
Eliza Pierson, 757 5o 00 2 50
John Pettigrove, 977 200 oo I0 00
Andrew Chaffie, 791 500 00 25 00
W. H. Quick, 816 35o 00 • • . 17 5o
Mary E. Bundy, 666 450 00 • • • 22. 50
Jacob S. Green, 68o 123 00 (in full) 123 00 . 6 15
Stephen Dasance, 710 350 00 I00 00 . . l 17 50
Helen Van Demark, 768 400 00 . . 20 00
R. F. Abbey, 829 400 00 20 00
Mary Patterson, 782 535 00 26 75
Jas. R. Grant, 683 20I 00 10 50
John A. Sexton, 656' 700 00 35 0O
John Cronce,• 621 25o 00 12 50
Wm. Cronce, 669 200 00 10 00
J. C. Whitley, 546 200.00 I0 00
John Cronce, Jr., 478 15o 00 7 5o
David Sullivan, 750, 500 00 25 00
James and J. Shepard, 686250 00 12 50
Geo. Havens, _ 498 340 00 . . 17 00
T. J. McElheny, 815 400 00 20 00
J. H. Cook, 738 goo 00 45 00
John Vail, 755 300 00 15 00,
W. R. Beers, 8o6 400 00 . . 20 00
Mrs. H. L. Havens, 771 roo oo (in full) 100 00 . 5 oo
Jedediah Brown, 706 3oo 00 15 00
John G. Payne, 628 1200 00 6o 00
Chas. ,fowler, 665 325 00 i6 25
Reuben H. Carpenter, 752 500 00 25 00
H. T. Van Demark, 714 1000 00 5o oo
Peter Beach, 688 85o 00 - • .42 50
Mary K. Tucker, 843 400 00 ' 20 00
Davis Baldwin, 713 150 00 7 5o
Daniel C. Carr, 403 700 00 35 00
Marvin Seager, 736 600 00 3o 0O
Chas. L. Ervey, 837 800-oo 40 O0
W. and Chas. Hinckley, 305 50o oo 25 oo
Amanda Moore, 534 300 00 15 00
John Kingsbury, ' 783_ 25o 00 .. • 12 '50 ,
J. S. Reynolds, 610 300 00 . . . 15 00
Daniel Bowyer, 3or 150 00 7 50,
Jas. M. Miller, 681 800oo 40 00
Meleson Savage, 758 ' 600 00. ' 3o 00
$600 00 . .
Total, $22,597 34 'PdonPrin. $923 00 .$1,12987
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 141
To which add M't'g of 726 150 00 2 years' Int. in default $16 o
Calvin H. Genoung 5
Total Amt. Mortgages . . $22,747 34 To total Amt. of Int. $1,146 37
Hart Farm $1,500 00
Total Amt. Rec'd from Leary
and Houpt $24, 247 34
We charge ourselves as below :
Total amount of Mortgages $22,747 34
Total amount of interest on same 2,146 37.
Hart farm . 1,500 o0
Principal paid in . 9�3 00
Rent of Hart Farm in default 70 00
We credit ourselves as below :
$26,386 72
Hart farm . $I,500 00
Interest in default 16 5o
Paid for Receipt Book 5 00
Rent of Hart farm in default 7o 00
Commissioners 281 84
Draft to Comptroller . 1,866
, 03
Total amount of Mortgages. 22,747 34
RECAPITULATION.
$26,386 71
Amount of Mortgages turned over to us by Commissioners Leary
and Houpt, March 20, 2892 $22,747 34
Less principal paid in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9�3 00
Total amount bearing interest $21,824 34
To which add Hart farm $1,500 00
Total amount in hand November I, 2892 $23,324 34
We hereby certify that the foregoing statement and report is correct.
Dated November ist, 2892.
C. B. BROWN,
PATRICK SHANNON.
142 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of December, 1892.
A. G. STONE, Notary Public.
ADDENDA.
To the Comptroller of the State of New York :
The Supervisors of Tompkins County on examination of the books and
accounts of Loan Commissioners Leary and Houpt, found a discrepancy of
$99.25. Said discrepancy occurred in the omission to report a payment on
principal on mortgage of Harriett L. Havens (No. 771) of that amouut in the
year 1891 ; the same $99.25 has been paid by Commissioner Leary and Houpt to
us and a draft for $99.25 has been this day forwarded by us.
I hereby certify the foregoing statement is true.
C. B. BROWN,
Loan Commissioner.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, December 15, 1892.
W. F. SMITH,
Justice of the Peace.
RAILROAD BONDING COMMISSIONERS' AND
SUPERVISORS' REPORT.
ENFIELD.
To Wm. F. Smith, Supervisor of the Town of Enfield:
DEAR SIR :—The undersigned Bonding Commissioner for
the Town of Enfield would respectfully submit to you the fol-
lowing report :
There has been issued against said Town of Enfield bonds
to the amount of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) to aid
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 143
in the construction of the Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay Railroad
and exchanged for capital stock of said railroad company.
These bonds are dated March 1, 1871, and will become due
March 1, 1901, and bear interest at seven per cent., payable
semi-annually upon the first day of March and September of
each year.
There has been paid and cancelled of said bonds, eight
thousand two hnndred dollars ($8,200), leaving outstanding
and unpaid sixteen thousand eight hundred dollars ($16,800).
The amount of interest to become due the coming year is
one thousand one hundred and seventy-six dollars ($1,176) and
we request that you cause to be raised by tax on said town
the sum of $1,176 to meet said interest when it becomes due.
We have now on hand a sinking fund of two thousand
seventy-six dollars and fifty-one cents deposited in the Ithaca
Savings Bank.
December 1, 1892.
STAT$ OF NEW YORK,
TOMPKINS COUNTY. f
W. H. AMMACK, Commissioner.
Wm. H. Ammack being duly sworn deposes and says that the within re-
port is a true statement of the condltion of the bonded indebtedness of this
town of Enfield and of the singing fund of said town.
W. H. AMMACK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2d of December, 1892.
F. B. AIKEN, Justice of the Peace.
In accordance with chapter 552 of laws of 187o, I hereby
report the bonded debt of the town of Enfield to be as follows,
viz :
144 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Amount of bonds issued to Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay
Railroad. $25,000 00
Principal paid $8,2oo 00
Outstanding bonds $16,800 00
Sinking fund in bonds of Commissioner $2,o76 51
Unpaid bonds less sinking fund $14,723 49
Resolved, That at the request of the Bonding Commissioner of the Town of
Enfield, there be levied and collected on the taxable property of said town the
sum of one thousand one hundred and seventy-six dollars ($1,176) to pay the
interest on above named railroad bonds for the year 1893.
WM. F. SMITH, Supervisor.
GROTON.
GROTON, N. Y., Nov. 3o, 1892.
Dana Rhodes, Esq., Supervisor of the Town of Groton,
Groton, N. Y..
DEAR SIR :—The undersigned Commissioner of the Town
of Groton, appointed under the Act passed May 18, 1869, haws
of New York, Chapter 907, would respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report :
That the amount of bonds issued in aid of the Ithaca & Cort-
land Railroad (known now as the Elmira, Cortland & Northern)
amounted to the suin of $15,000.
That interest on the same to become due February, 1893,
is•$525 ; that interest to become due August 1, 1893, amounts
to $525.
That I hold a sinking fund as follows :
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 145
Town bonds of the Town of Groton. $ 300 00
Mortgages on real estate in said town 78o 00
Certificates of deposit in First National Bank, Groton . 3,434 00
Total sinking fund on hand $4,514 00
I have also cash on hand for coupons not presented 10 5o
That the interest received during the year is. 181 49
Therefore I ask for an appropriation to pay interest on said bonds
February 1 1893 525 00
Also to pay interest on bonds due August 1, 1893 525 00
Also to provide a sinking fund of one per cent 150 00
Total $1,200 00
I therefore ask that the sum of twelve hundred dollars, as
above, be levied and collected on the Town of Groton, to be
paid over to the Commissioner of said town, to be expended for
the above purpose.
D. H. MARSH, Commissioner.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
SS :
TOMPKINS COUNTY,
I, D. H. Marsh, being duly sworn, say that the foregoing statement signed
by myself as Commissioner, is a just and true report in every particular, so far
as deponent has knowledge of the facts stated, and in other respects deponent
believes it to be true.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3oth day of November, 1892
11. G. MOE, Notary Public.
To Ike Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County :
In accordance with the Laws of 1870, Chapter 552, I here-
by report the public debt of Groton to be as follows :
Bonds issued by the Commissioner of the now E., C. & N. railroad,
bearing 7 per cent. interest semi-annual payment.. . . $15,000 00
Interest coming due February I, 1893 525 00
146 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Interest coming due August i, 1893. 525 00
Amount to provide sinking fund of one per cent 150 00
Resolved, That at the request of the Bonding Commissioner of the town of
Groton, there be levied and collected for said town the sum of twelve hundred
dollars to be applied as follows :
For interest as stated $1,050 00
For sinking fund 150 00
DANA RHODES, Supervisor.
ITHACA.
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County:
We, the undersigned Commissioners of the Town of Ithaca,
for bonds of said town issued in aid of Geneva and Ithaca Rail-
road beg leave to submit our twenty-second annual report as
follows :
Amount of bonds issued $ioo,000 00
The interest on said bonds falls due as follows :
April i, 1893. $ 3,500 00
October i, 1893 3,500 00
Total $ 7,000 00
We therefore ask that the aforesaid sum of seven thousand
dollars be assessed and levied upon the taxable property of the
Town of Ithaca to pay said interest.
We would further report that the sinking fund maintained
for the purpose of extinguishing the principal of said bonds
amounts at this date to $66,694 35-100 as follows :
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 147
Amount at date of last report $63,o48 24
Add for interest received 4,287 35
$67,335 59
Deduct premium and interest on bonds bought $438 39
Interest paid First National Bank of Ithaca 2 85
Portion of premium account charged back 200 00 $641 24
Balance as above $66,644 35
Above sum is invested as follows :
Town of Ithaca, 7 per cent. bonds $49,000 00
Town of Ithaca, 5 per cent. bonds 5,000 00
Lucas Co. Ohio, 4,2 per cent. bonds 4,000 00
Schuyler Co. Illinois, 5 per cent. bonds . 4,000 00
Vigo Co. Indiana, 5 per cent. bonds 6,000 00
Adelbert Holden, Mortgage 5 per cent. 700 00
Cash in Ithaca Savings Bank 369 35
Cash in First National Bank 25 00
Premium account 1,600 00
Total as above . $66,694 35
The present bonded debt of the town of Ithaca for the pur-
pose above mentioned is therefore exclusive of sinking fund
$33,305.65 a reduction since last report of $3,646. i i.
For reasons stated in our preceding reports we do not think
it advisable to raise any money during the ensuing year to ap-
ply on principal of said bonds.
H. B. LORD.
O. H. GREGORY, } Commissioners.
GEO..R. WILLIAMS, JJJ
Ithaca, November 16, 1892.
STATE OF NEW YORK, i
TOMPKINS COUNTY f SS.
The undersigned being duly sworn depose and say that the above state-
ment to which their names are subscribed as commissioners of the town of
148 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Ithaca and the statement of accounts therewith submitted are true and correct
to the best of their knowledge and belief.
H. B. LORD,
O. H. GREGORY,
GEO. R. WILLIAMS,
Subscribed and sworn to this i6th day of November, 1892.
CASH ACCOUNT, 1891-1892.
Nov. 7, 1891 Cash on hand
Jan. 4, 1892 Interest on Lucas County Bond ..
Jan. 9, 1892 Interest on Schuyler County Bond
Feb. 2, 1892 Interest on Holden mortgage . .
March 1, 1892 Interest on Ithaca 5 per cents. .
Principal on Ithaca 5 per cents.
March 18, 1892 Interest on Ithaca 7 per cents. .
June 4, 1892 Interest on Vigo County Bonds ..
June 1, 1892 Interest from Ithaca Savings Bank
March 18, 1892 Interest Schuyler County
Interest Lucas County
Aug. 1, 1892 Interest from Ithaca Savings Bank
Sept. 1, 1892 Interest on Ithaca 5s
Oct. io, 1892 Interest from Ithaca Savings Bank .
C. W. GAY,
Notary Public.
5548 24
90 00
I00 00
35 00
75 00
2,000 00
3,430 00
300 00
6 43
Ioo 00
90 00
4 55
25 00
31 37
$6,835 59
March i8, 1892 Paid for Vigo County Bonds, Principal . . . . .
Premium and Interest .
Paid First National Bank of Ithaca, discount on
Schuyler and Lucas County Coupons . . .
Balance on hand
INTEREST ACCOUNT, 1891-1892.
Interest on Lucas County Bonds $18o 00
Interest on Schuyler County Bonds 200 00
Interest on Holden Mortgage . 35 00
Interest ou Ithaca 5s . 100 00
Interest on Ithaca 7s . 3,430 00
Interest from Ithaca Savings Bank 42 35
Interest on Vigo County Bonds 300 00
$4,28735
6,000 00
438 39
2 85
394 35
$6,835 59
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 149
Premium and interest on Vigo County $438 39
Interest paid First National Bank . 2 85
Premium account charged back . 200 00.
Balance (see statement) 3,646 I1
PREMIUM ACCOUNT, 1891-1892.
$4,287 35
Balance (see last report) $r,800 00
$1,8o0 oo
Charged Back $eco 00
Balance as per report. 1,600 00
$1,800 00
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County :
The undersigned Commissioners of the Town of Ithaca for
the funding bonds issued to pay off bonds issued in aid of the
Ithaca and Athens railroad, beg leave to report as follows :
Amount of 5 per cent. bonds issued $285,000 00
Amount of 5 per cent. bonds redeemed 195,000 00
Outstanding . $90,000 00
Amount of bonds due March 1, 1893. 15,000 00
Amount of interest due March r, 1893 . 2,25o 00
Amount of interest due September r, 1893. 1,875 00
$19,125 00
We therefore request that fifteen thousand dollars, the
principal of bonds falling due March 1, 1893, and four thousand
one hundred and twenty-five dollars to pay interest, be levied
and assessed on the taxable property of the town of Ithaca.
O. H. GREGORY,
JOHN C. GAUNTLETT, } Commissioners.
LEVI KENNEY, J
150 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this seventh day of October, 1892.
H. L. HINCKLEY, Notary Public.
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County :
In accordance with Chapter 552 of Laws of 1870, I hereby
report the debt of the Town of Ithaca to be as follows :
Amount of bonds issued in aid of the Ithaca and Athens R. R. $285,000 00
Amount redeemed 195,000 00
Outstanding. $90,000 00
Issued in aid of the Geneva & Ithaca Railroad Company $Ioo,000 oo
Amount of sinking fund to extinguish the same . 66,694 35
Amount outstanding.
$33,305 65
C. M. TITUS, Supervisor.
Resolved, That the sum of seven thousand dollars be levied and assessed
upon the taxable property of the Town of Ithaca to pay the interest falling due
April 1, 1893, and October 1, 1893, and to provide a sinking fund for bonds is-
sued to the Geneva and Ithaca Railroad Company, and the further sum of
fifteen thousand dollars to pay bonds issued to the Ithaca and Athens Railroad
Company falling due March 1, 1893, and the further sum of four thousand one
hundred and twenty-five dollars to pay interest due March 1, 1893, and Septem-
ber 1, 1893.
NEWPIELD.
To Me Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County :
We, the undersigned Commissioners of the Town of New-
field, duly appointed under the provisions of an act of the Leg-
islature of the State of New York authorizing towns to sub-
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 151
scribe to the capital stock of railroad corporations and to issue
bonds therefor, do respectfully report, that it will be necessary
for said Town of Newfield to raise by tax the sum of three
thousand two hundred and six dollars ($3,2o6) to pay interest
from September 1, 1892, to September 1, 1893, on bonds of
said town of Newfield to the amount of$45,800 issued to aid in
the construction of the Pa. & S. B. Railroad. Said interest to
be paid semi-annually on the first days of March and September
of each year.
We further report that we have no balance on hand.
A. 11. PALMER, Commissioners.
C. W. McCORN,
STATE OP NEW YORK,
TOMPKINe COUNTY, ss :
A. H. Plmer being duly sworn deposes and says he is one of the railroad
commissioners of the Town of Newfield, N. Y., and that the above report is in
all respects correct and true. •
A. H. PALMER.
Sworn to before me this 26th day of November, 1892.
R. HORTON, Notary Public.
To the Board of Supervisors pf Tompkins County :
In accordance with Chapter 552, of Laws of 187o, I hereby
report the public debt of Newfield to be as follows :
Amount of bonds issued $52,000 00
Amount of principal paid to November 1, 1892 6,2oo 00
Balance unpaid X45,800 00
Amount of interest due March 1, 1893. 1,603 w
Amount of interest due September 1, 1893. 1,603 00
$3,206 00
152 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Resolved, That at the request of the Bonding Commissioners of the Town
of Newfield there be levied and collected from the taxable property of said
town the sum of three thousand two hundred and six dollars as interest on the
above named bonds.
R. HORTON, Supervisor.
ULYSSES.
To the Board of Szzj5ervisors of Tompkins County :
GENTLEMEN :—The Bond Commissioner of the Town of
Ulysses submits the following report :
The amount of bonds issued for said Town of Ulysses un-
der Chapter 907, Laws of 1869, and laws amendatory thereof
was $75,000.00, dated March 1, r87i, due March 1, 1901, with
semi-annual interest at 7 per cent. per annum, payable on the
first days of March and September.
Amount of principal paid, $20,800.00.
Amount of coupons due and unpaid, $192.50.
There is deposited with Union Trust Company, New York,
$192.5o for the payment of past due coupons.
There is a balance of $51.00 deposited in the Banking
House of L. J. Wheeler & Co., Truinansburg, N. Y.
There remains outstanding bonds to the amount of
$54, 200.00.
One year's interest on $54,200.00
$3,794 00
Less balance on hand 51 00
$3,743 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 153
I recommend that the sum of $3,743.00 be raised by tax
assessed by said town for interest.
L. J. WHEELER,
Bond Commissioner.
L. J. Wheeler being duly sworn says that the preceding report is correct to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
L. J. WHEELER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me the 5th day of November, 1892.
JAS. K. WHEELER, Notary Public.
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County, N. Y...
In accordance with Chapter 552, Laws of 1870, I hereby
report the public debt of Ulysses to be as follows :
Amount of bonds issued by bonding Commissioners March 1, 1871, $75,000 00
Amount of principal paid 20,800 00
Amount of principal unpaid 54,200 00
Amount of interest due March 1, 1893. 1,897 00
Amount of interest due September 1, 1893. 1,897 O0
Total amount of indebtedness September 1, 1893. 57,994 00
Amount of money now in hands of Commissioner to apply on
interest . 51 00
Resolved, That at the request of the Bonding Commissioner of the Town of
Ulysses there be levied and collected on the taxable property of said town the
sum of three thousand seven hundred and forty-three dollars ($3,743•oo) to pay
interest on the above named bonds for the year beginning September r, 1892.
EDWARD CAMP, Supervisor.
STATEMENT of the aggregate valuations of Real and Personal Estate, and amount of Taxes levied in the several towns and wards in
the County of Tompkins, as corrected by the Board of Supervisors at their annual meeting in the year one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two.
TOWNS.
Acres of Land.
Assessed value of real estate, in-
cluding village property and
real estate of corporations.
°' Equalized value of real estate
✓ . QN o, pew N -o. -r.
N' ° v, o,o (-1' 0, 0,4- 4' ' includingprvillage property and
A' V N N .. .. V, N w VJ ' O
`u° V°'� �O` o0 0 �" .0 -P. I real estate of corporation.
N fn 0 w N ,O S O W N
v, ..t.* Total assessed value of personal
,o•w 00 t Cw 0,ww
0, 4, 0 - wCn,0 ,0 O,
0,a V .. iN m 0 0,w property.
w o -P v, cn v, CA
o oo rn C o c. O o,
Assessed value of personal prop
rnC o c0 cw„,o rn erty subject to local taxation
°'w o a s ,,, .4 Cr for all purposes.
0 0 0 0,0 0u, 0 0
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Amount of Town Taxes.
v
F-1
y
V
0
5
O
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$2,104
2,082
5,923
1,713
3,991
27,258
5,636
2,127
4,724
-
96
18
06
13
23
88
02
75
78
t.2
1.44
1-4
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c
0
O . a 01o
U
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91
55
30
47
75
39
14
28
63
42
.,
y
m
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ee
F-.,
m o
ti). o
,... u
n
0 1n7,
y
00
$576
569
1,621
468
1,092
4,723
1,542
582
1,293
$12,470
1
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m
,,
"'
h0
c
Rate of Tax on $1.00 valuation.
Caroline .
Danby . .
Dryden .
Enfield .
Groton .
Ithaca ..
Lansing .
Newfield.
Ulysses .
Totals
34,747
s3,286
58,192
22,007
30,725
19,233
37,789
36,997
19,818
$856,705
625,292
1,057,295
540,302
1,155,650
2,962,145
990,793
480,130
1,056,640
$484,952
483,233
1,332,665
401,028
954,459
4,218,4z8
1,282,703
487,400
2,204,285
$2,464
1,226
3.954
2,740
4,372
45,135
2,679
5,875
6,232
20
01
O1
48
25
96
03
90
42
$587
582
1,654
478
1,114
4,820
1,574
594
1,319
$12,725
16
92
22
91
45
98
65
39'
23
$5.733
4,449
.13,352
5,400
10,570
71,939
11,431
9,180
13,570
23
66
59
99
68
21
84
32
o6
58
.0065
.00672
.0213
.0095
.0083
.02062
.oro8
.018
.011
1292,794 $ 9,724,952
$10,849,153
$74,670
26
M5,561
99
94145,428
I, Fred L. Clock, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins, do hereby certify that the preceding is a true
statement of the aggregate valuation of the Real and Personal Estate in the several towns in the said county, as corrected by said
Board of Supervisors, at their annual meeting iu the month of December, 1892.
FRED L. CLOCK, Clerk, Ithaca, N. Y.
REPORT OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
STATEMENT of the names of the several Incorporated Companies liable to taxation in the County of Tompkins, the amount
of real and personal estate belonging to each, as the same is set down in the assessment rolls which have been sanc-
tioned by the Board of Supervisors of said County, and the amount of tax assessed upon each, for the year one thou-
sand eight hundred and ninety-two.
TOWN.
NAME OF' CORPORATION,
KIND OF
BUSINESS.
Amount
of Real
Estate.
Amt. Stook
Taxable,
deducting
Beal Estate.
Total
Valuation.
Amount o1
Tax.
Caroline . .
Danby . . .
Dryden . .
`
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company
Elmira, Cortland and Northern Railroad Company
New York and Pennsylvania Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company . . .
Geneva, Ithaca and Sayre Railroad Company .
New York and Pennsylvania Telephone Company.
Western Union Telegraph Company .
Ithaca Water Works Company.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company,
(S. C. Division)
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company
Elmira, Cortland and Northern Railroad Company.
American Telegraph and Telephone Company . .
Western Union Telegraph Company .
Empire State Telephone Company
Barnard Washing Machine Company
Railroad . . . . . .
Railroad
Telephone line . .
Telegraph line . .
y
Railroad
Railroad
Telephone line . .
Telegraph line . .
Supply water City Ith.
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Telephone line . .
Telegraph line . .
Telephone line . .
Manf. Washing Mach.
$4o,000
45,00o
500.
300
- 8,000
31,400
25o
75
1,200
41,270
1,980
55,250
2,55o
66o
5o
500
. . . .
. . . .
. .00
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
$4o,000
45,000
300
8,000
31,400
25o
75
1,200
41,270
1,980
55,250
2,55o
66o
5o
500
$260 00
292 5o
3 25
1 95
53 76
211 o0
1 68
5o
8 o6
466 35
22 38
624 33
28 82
7 46
57
5 65
Dryden (con-
tinued)
Enfield .. .
Groton . . .
Lansing . .
Newfield . .
Ulysses .
Dryden Woolen Mill Company.
Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay Railroad Company.
Groton Bridge and Manufacturing Company . . .
Groton Carriage Company
First National Bank of Groton
Crandall Type -writing Company.
Elmira, Cortland and Northern Railroad Company
Southern Central Railroad Company.
Telephone Company
New York and Pennsylvania Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company
American Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.. .
Ithaca, Auburn and Western Railroad Company. .
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Compauy Tel-
egraph Line
Cayuga Lake Salt Company
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.. .
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company .
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Compauy Tel-
egraph line.
New York and Pennsylvania Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company
Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay Railroad Company.
Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay Railroad Company.
New York and Pennsylvania Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company
Geneva, Ithaca and Sayre Railroad Company .
Manf. Woolen Cloth.
Abandoned Roadbed.
Bridges and iron mfg.
Manf. Vehicles . .
Banking
Manf. Typewriters.
Railroad
Railroad
Telephone line
Telephone line
Telephone line
Telegraph line
Railroad
Abandoned Roadbed.
Telegraph line. . .
Manufacturing Salt .
Railroad
Road machine tax,
(Districts 5 and 1o.)
Telegraph line . .
Telephone line
Abaudoned Roadbed.
Abandoned Roadbed.
Telephone line . .
Railroad
3,600
5,000
30,100
13,000
9,88o
5,400
9,500
36,000
250
70
400
240
47,250
1,500
378
i S,000
15,390
16o
2,500
1,500
3,500
750
49,000
3,600 40 68
5,000 47 50
30,100 249 83
13,000 107 90
9,880 82 co
5,400 44 82
9,500 78 85
36,000 298 90
250 2 08
70 58
400 3 32
240 1 99
47,250 510 30
1,500 16 20
378 4 08
18,000 194 40
15,390 277 02
17 00
t6o 2 88
2,500 45 o0
1,500 27 00
3,500 38 50
750 8 25
49,000 539 00
Ulysses(con-
tinued) .
Ithaca . . .
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company Tel-
egraph line
Alpha Psi Society.
Alpha Delta Phi Society
Cornell Athletic Association.
Delta Upsilon Society.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company.
Elmira, Cortland & Northern Railroad Company .
Geneva, Ithaca and Sayre Railroad Company . .
Geneva, Ithaca and Sayre Railroad Company (Cay-
uga Division) .
Cayuga Lake Transportation Company
Ithaca Calendar Clock Company .
Ithaca Gas Light Company
Ithaca Water Works Company.
Ithaca Street Railway Company
Ithaca Savings Bank
Ithaca Board of Trade.
Kappa Alpha Association
New York and Pennsylvania Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company
Psi Upsilon Association
Phi Kappa Psi Society
The Brush -Swan Electric Light Company . . .
Theta Delta Chi Society
The Autophone Company .. . . . Manufacturing
The American Telephone and Telegragh Comp'ny
Tompkins County National Bank
Town and Gown Society.
United Glass Works Company
Western .Union Telegraph Company .
Zeta Psi Society
Totals ,
Telegraph line .. .
Social and Literary.
Social and Literary.
Grounds for Athletics
Social and Literary.
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Railroad
Naviga. Cayuga Lake
Manufacturing Clocks
Supply Gas, City Ith.
Supply Water. do
Street Railroad . .
Banking
Social and Literary.
Telephone line . .
Social and Literary.
Social and Literary.
Lighting
Social and Literary.
Musical Instruments
Telephone Line . .
Banking
Social .
Manufacturing Glass
Telegraph line . .
Social and Literary.
1,000
4,500
5,000
700
2,300
24,E
9,000
30,375
9,450
5,000
4,000
7,200
2,000
20,000
400
500
2,800
2,500
7,400
4,000
5,000
7,000
4,000
6,000
2,700
1,000
3,000
3,500
400
400
I,000 II 00
4,500 92 79
5,000 103 10
700 14 44
2,300 47 43
24,000 494 88
9,000 185 58
30,375 626 33
9,450 194 86
4,000 82 48
5,000 103 10
10,000 206 20
7,200 148 47
2,000 41 24
20,000 412 40
400 8 25
2,700 55 68
1,000 20 62
3,000 61 86
500 10 31
2,800 57 74
2,500 51 55
3,500 72 17
400 8 25
7,400 152 59
4,000 82 48
5,000 103 10
400 8 25
7,000 144 34
$636,478
$21,000
$657,478
$8,227 83
158 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
Political Directory,
AND GUIDE TO TOWN OFFICERS.
General Election : The First Tuesday after the first Mon-
day in November : Revised Statutes (7th Ed.) page 379.
Annual Town Meeting : Second Tuesday in February.
Section 10, Article 2, Chapter 569, Laws of 1890.
Annual School Meeting in neighborhood : First Tuesday
in August ; Laws of 1889, Chapter 245.
Annual Meeting of Board of Town Auditors, comprising
the Supervisor, Town Clerk and Justices of the Peace, or any
two of the said Justices : The First Thursday after the General
Election, at which time all accounts for charges and claims
against their respective towns must be presented to them for
audit ; 1 Revised Statutes (7th Ed.) page 835, Laws of 1840,
Chapter 305. Amended, Laws of 1890, Chap. 569, § 160, 161,
162.
Annual; meeting of the Board of Town Audits as above
designated, to examine accounts of Town Officers : On the last
Tuesday preceding the Annual Town Meeting to be held in
each town . Laws of 1863, Chapter 172. Amended, Laws 1890,
Chap. 369, § 16o, 161.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. • 159
Annual meeting of the Supervisors of the county as a
Board of County Canvassers : First Tuesday succeeding the
General Election : i Revised Statutes, (7th Ed.) page 39o.
Annual meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County:
Imtnediately after the completion of the Canvass, or 'at such
other time as they as a Board, shall fix ; 2 Revised Statutes
(7th Ed.) pages 926-931.
Annual meetings of Supervisor, Town Clerk and Assessors
of each Town, to designate the place in each election district in
Town, at which elections shall be held during the year, and
to give notice, written or printed, to be posted in at least eight
public places in each district, containing descriptions of the
places so designated, and of the time of opening and closing
the polls : On the first Monday in September in each year,
Laws 1881, Chapter 137.
Meeting of Supervisor, Town Clerk and Assessors of each
Town, for the purpose of making lists of Trial Jurors : On the
first day of July of each third year after July 1st, 1878, at a
place in the town appointed by the Supervisor, or in his absence
or vacancy in office by Town Clerk ; or, if they fail to meet on
that day, they must meet as soon thereafter as practicable :
Code of Civil Procedure, § 1035. The next meeting for this
purpose will be held July ist, 1893.
County Superintendents of the Poor meet at the County
House : The first Wednesday in each month. The object of
these meetings is to audit bills payable from the County Poor
Fund.
160 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Each Supervisor must execute to, and deposit with, the
County Treasurer, a bond for the accounting of all school mon-
eys which may come into his hands, before' entering upon the
duties of his office.
Each Supervisor must make and deliver to the Town Clerk
of his town, his bond for the faithful, discharge of his official
duties, and to account for all moneys coming into his hands as
such Supervisor.
The Trustees of School Districts shall make a report to the
School Commissioners between the 25th day of July and the
first Tuesday in August in each year : Chapter 245, haws 1889.
The school moneys are apportioned annually by the School
Commissioners, on the third Tuesday in March.
The Commissioners of Highways must execute a bond to
the Supervisor of their town within ten days after their election.
Overseers of Highways must file a staternent of all unworked
highway tax with the Supervisors of their respective towns, on
or before the first day of October.
The Tax Collector or Receiver shall, within eight days
after receiving notice of the amount of taxes to be collected by
by him, execute to the Supervisor of the town, and lodge with
him, a bond in double the amount of said taxes, to be approved
by the Supervisor. The Supervisor shall, within six days there-
after, file the said bond in the office of the County Clerk of this
County.
The Assessors must complete the Assessment Roll on or
before the first day of August and leave a copy thereof with
•
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 161
one of their number, and immediately thereafter cause notice
thereof to be posted in three or more public places in their town
or ward.
"When the line between two towns, wards or counties di-
vides a farm or lot the same shall be taxed, if occupied, in the
town, ward or county where the occupant resides ; if unoccu-
pied, each part shall be assessed in the town, ward, village or
county where the same shall lie." Laws 1886, Chapter 315.
The Assessors, shall meet on the third Tuesday in August
to review their assessments, and hear the complaint of any per-
son conceiving himself aggrieved. An affidavit to the roll by
the Assessors, made prior to the third Tuesday of August, is a
nullity. The Assessors must deliver the corrected Assessment
Roll to the Town Clerk on or before the first day of September,
there to remain for a period of fiteen days for public inspection,
and the assessors shall forthwith give public notice by posting
. the same in at least three of the most public places in the town,
or by publishing the same in one or more newspapers published
therein, that such Assessment Roll has beenfinally completed,
the officer to which the same has been delivered, and the place
where the same will be open to public inspection. Said fifteen
days, within which any assessment may be reviewed by certio-
rari shall commence on the day of the first publication. The
Assessor cannot enter the name of a person on his Roll who be-
came a resident after the first day of July.
When the Assessors or a majority of thein, shall have com-
pleted their Roll, they shall severally appear before any officer
of their County authorized by law to administer oaths, and
shall severally make and subscribe before such officers, an oath
in the following form which must be strictly followed :
"We the undersigned, do severally depose and swear that
we have set down in the foregoing Assessment Roll, all the real
0
162 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
estate situate iii the town (or ward as the case may be), accord-
ing to our best information ; and that, with the exception of
those cases in which the value of said real estate has been
changed by reason of proof produced before us, we have esti-
mated the value of said real estate at the sums which a majority
of the Assessors have decided to be the full value thereof, and
also that the said Assessment Roll contains a true statement of
the aggregate amount of the taxable personal estate of each and
every person named in such Roll, over and above the amount
of debts due from such persons, respectively and excluding
such stocks as are otherwise taxable, and such other property
as is exempt by law from taxation, at the full value thereof,
according to our best judgment and belief." Which oath shall
be written or printed on said Roll, signed by the 'Assessors, and
certified by the officer. Laws 1885, Chapter 364, 201.
The Supervisor must report to the County Treasurer, on
the first Tuesday in March, the amount of School moneys re-
maining in his hands.
Each Justice of the Peace must execute a bond with two
sureties conditioned for the payment on demand to the proper
officer all moneys received by the Justice, by virtue of his office,
which bond must be approved by the Supervisor of the town,
and filed in the Town Clerk's office.
Each Justice.of the Peace shall make a report in writing,
verified by oath, each year, bearing date the first day of No-
vember, to the Board of Supervisors, at their annual session,
in which he shall state particularly the time when, and the
name of the person or persons from whom, any money has been
received ; and also the ainount and on what account the same
was received ; also all sums remaining due and unpaid ; and
that all moneys by him received have been paid to the officer
duly empowered by law to receive the same.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 163
Each Justice of the Peace must pay all moneys received by
him for fines, within thirty days after its receipt, to the County
Treasurer. Criminal Code, Section 726.
Overseers of the Poor cannot furnish supplies to a County
pauper to exceed the sum of ten dollars, without an order from
the County Superintendent authorizing further disbursements
for such purpose.
All bills payable by town must be presented to the Town
Auditing Board for audit.
All bills for supplies furnished to County paupers, must be
presented to the County Superintendent of the Poor, for audit.
All bill presented to the Board of Supervisors or any Aud-
iting Board, must be verified by oath, stating that the same are
correct in every particular, and that no compensation has been
received for the same, or any part thereof, except as therein
stated.
164 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
INDEX.
PAGE
Acr—For Protection of Fish . 63
AccouNTS—of Supervisors 83
ADJOURNMENT 76
ALMS Houslt—Salary of Chaplain 31
Appropriation for new building 9, 6, 12
Bids for constructing 11
Building Committee . 8
Cook for 7
Keeper of 75
ANNUAL SESSION OP BOARD 13
AUDITS, COUNTY 77-82
TOWNS—Caroline 84
Danby 86
Dryden 88
Enfield . 92
Groton . 94
Ithaca 97
Lansing 107
Newfield . 1O9
Ulysses. 111
Striking out Audits from towns .. 62
BOARD OP SUPERVISORS—Hours of meeting of 17
BUDGET—County 7o
CAROLING—Appropriation for Highways 35
Audits of 84
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 165
CARor,IN—Audits added to 15
Supervisor from 14, 16, 76
Relief of Indigent Soldiers 57
Tax of 71
CHAIRMAN—Election of 16
Complimentary to 74
CLERK—Election of • 17
Salary of 19
In re Comptroller's report . 56
Report of—On Equalization to Comptroller . 154
Report of—On Corporations to Comptroller 155, 156, 157
Complimentary to 75
COLLECTORS—To settle 69
COMMUNICATIONS—Comptroller 17, 20
COMPTROLLER—Communication from 17, 20
CoMMITTEEs—Regular Appointed 19
On Erroneous Assessments 22
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION—Resolutions in regard to 39
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR—Report of 120
Made Keeper . 75
COUNTY TREASURER—Report of 114
COUNTY TAX 70
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE—Additions to .. 43, 49
COURT HOUSE Janitor's Salary 41
Painting 43
DANSY—Audits of 86
Appropriations for Highways 37, 39
Added to . 26, 37, 9!
District levy; 37
Tax of 72
Ira Nichols, a pauper 47, 6o
DISTRICT ArroRNEY—Report of 137
DRYDEN—Appropriation for Highways 130, 39
Audits of . 88
].88 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
DRYDEN--Audits added to 40
District levy. 30
Tax of 72
ENFIEr.D—Appropriation for Highways . 45
Audits of . 92
Added to . 55
District levy 41
Tax of 72
EQUALIZATION—Report of Committee on 66, 67
GROTON—Appropriations for Highways . 38
Audits of 94
Added to 44
Tax of 72
ITHACA—Appropriations for Highways 33
Audits of 97
Added to 46
Decoration Day expenses . 46
Tax of . 73
JAIL PHYSICIAN—Salary of . 28
Election of . 48
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE—Reports of 138
LANSING—Audits of 107
Added to . 48
Appropriation for Highways. 37, 69
Tax of 73
NEwPIELD—Appropriations for Highways 54
Audits of 109
Added to . . . . 54, 86
District levy 56
Tax of 74
POLITICAL DIRECTORY . 158
PRINTING—Proceedings of the Board . 27
Town Audits, etc 74
PRISONERS—Conveyance of 33
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892. 16 7
REPORTS of COMMITTEES—Ou printing proceedings of Board . . 27
On Erroneous Assessment 32, 27, 48
To investigate the number of pauper in-
sane, etc 5o
On Insurance . 58
On U. S. Deposit Fund and Insurance 61
On Charitable Institutions . . . 5o
On County Treasurer's Accounts 70
On Superintendent's Accounts . 67
On Equalization and Assessment Rolls 66
On County Alms House . . . . . II
REPORTS OF COUNTY OFFICIALS—County Treasurer . . . . . . . 114
County Superintendent of Poor. 520
District Attorney 137
U. S. Loaii.Commissioner 139
REPORTS—Of Clerk Board Supervisors to State Comptroller . . . . 154-157
Of Justices of the Peace . 137
Of R. R. Bonding Commissioners and Supervisors
Enfield 142
Groton 144
Ithaca 146
Newfield �5o
Ulysses 152
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING—County Treasurer and Supervisors of Ith-
aca to raise money in case of a defici-
ency in court expenses . 64
Building Committee to draw an order on
the County Treasurer. 8
REsoluTloxs—In matter of Insurance on County Buildings 21, 59
To reimburse county for moneys advanced to towns for
unpaid taxes 42
For Printing County Audits, etc 74
168 SUPERRVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1892.
RESOLUTIONS—In regard to town of Spencer 63
In regard to suit of town of Groton vs. County
In regard to number of Grand Jurors. 23
Regarding children committed to charitable institu-
tions 32
SESSION LAws—Price for printing 24
Designation of papers to print 23
SHERIFF—Allowed $350.00 for janitor 41
Conveyance of prisoners 33
SPECIAL SESSIONS 5, 8, I0
STATE TAX 18
SUPERVISORS—Names of and Post Office addresses 9
Service bill. . . 82
Accounts of . 83
ULYSSES—Appropriations for Highways 56
Audits of , 1 1 I
Added to 46
Resolution for support of poor of . 56
District levy . 31
Tag of . . . 74
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167 164 133 165 185 135
162 16'3 162 137 112 162
181 131 LSI 181 181 181
177 1771 177 177 177 177 1771 , 177,177
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107 107 107 107 107 197 1071 107 107 107 107 101' 101
81 81 84 81 81 84 81 81 83. 81 81 84 81
129 123 199 129 129 120 1211 1'29 1.29 121 139 139 12 3
73 43 73 117 117 117 1171 117 1171 117 117 117 117 117 111 73 73 73 73 7
87 87 87 871 87 871 87 87 87 87 87 87
537 597 597 597 597 537, 597 507 597 537 5:17 517
131. 181 181
177 177 177
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81 81 81
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3 199 191 199 193
4 133 134 133
35100 55181 516 516 5131 516
199 129' 1291 119 199
73 731 73 7:31 73
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137 137 1'371 1"7 137 137 137 137 187 137 147 237 137 137 1:31 1373 131 137 1�
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•2 5104 70 70 "II 70 70 701 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 01
70 70 "U
31 8724 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 119 119 119 119 119 119 0 10 10
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Ulysses... 1 10548 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 1135 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195' 195 195 195 1951 19
2 8354 14',1 142142 142 142 149 142 147 1.42 141 142 142 142 149 1421 142 142 142 142 142 142 142 1
3 9756 140 140 117 140 140 110 110 140 140 140 140 1401 140 140 .140 140 140 140 14 140 140 140 14
Total.. 29158 4781 477 477 477 477 477 477 4771 4771 477 477 4771 477 477 4771 4771 477, 477 4771 477 477 477 4
Danby ... 1 9393 160 103 133 16'.1 16) 11J 130 1133 1133 1133 1601 1601 160 163 163 160 169 160 160 1691 163 160 1
2 3703 67 67 137 671 67 67 67.67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 671 67 67
3 23113 461:34(3 4'3 141 43 46 46 43 46 46 46 46 48 46 48
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]ufield.... 1 6155 7816 76 78 76 76 76 76 76 76 27376 76 76 +76 73 ")761 73 ~76 73 276 73 ~76 76 7:3 273 273 2
2 7092 12.3 123 123 123 123 123 1231123 123 123 12373 76 76
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11.5 i 163' 115 115 16.5 165
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87 87 87 87 87 871 87 87 87 87 87 87 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 781 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 87 78
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34 138 1:39 134 138 138 134 1:38 138 188 138 1:39108 10
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1 70 70 711 70 70 70 59 3 59 59 54 59 86 59 59 59 59 59 53 59 591 59 591 59 59 :51 59 59 591 50 59 50 5:
124 128 128 128 128 128 1'28 138 128 1.28 128 128 85 86 86 85 86 81 86 861 81 85 86 81 86 88 86 88 86 861 86 85 86 86 88 861 85 86 86 8.
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67 67 67 671 87 87 b, 87
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76 76 76 76 76 761 76 76 76 76 76 76 1 89 89 89 89 89 89 1 1 l
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99 1991 1991 1991 1991 1991 1991 199 199 199 199 199 1 153 153 153 1531 153 153 153 153 153 1531 1531 1531 153 153 1531 153 153,64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 1531 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64158 153 153 153 1531 153 153 153 123
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Chief Judge of the CourtlR6presen'ive in Con -1
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Special
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Whole No. of Votes.
ICherles Andrews.
Walter Farrington.
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George W. hay.
George F. Hand.
Dewitt D. Smith.
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Fames L. Baker.
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1501a1..
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
301
272
410
277
438
296
323
325
344
312
3298
275
258
390
261
411
276
289
306
331
278
3075
18
5
10
11
16
17
23
12
10
27
149
1
5
4
10
8
9
9
2
6
1
11
3
3
7
59
1
2
2
5
178
126
2311
277
438
296
z02
176
182
212
2342
152
112
217
121.
219
1551
167
161
178
1644
18
5
11
12
17
18
23
12
13
27
156
8
9
10
2
8
1
12
3
4
7
64
142
174
122
439
292 151
265 113
403 2'7
277 121
428 235
296 1611
312 166
320 1621
341 186198
3114 178
331 1689
123
147
175
142
'75
117
123
146
44
1390
18
' 5
11
11
18
17
23
12
11
28
154
3
2
5
290
264
402
277
425
296
308
317.155
344
316
3.219
143
108
200
116
230
134
152
1
5
1115
1573 14
Dryden ...
Tot6l-.
1 211
2 168
3 214
4 115
5 208
6 190
1101
191
148
198
100
184
164
985
17
13
15
12
17
24
98
2
2
1125
2
1
3
6
2
15
1
1
101
1147
87
208
113
781
103
84
128
72
117
87
504
18
14
18
12
17
24
103
1
3
1
3
6
2
111
88
RR
211.3
161
213
111
208
188
1049
1(17
83
126
70
117
87
590
84
65
69
211
69
79
395
17
13
18
12
18
22
100
4
4
•207
161
211
110
208
188
108
106
84
126
71
118 i
87 '
589 331
Groton....
Total..
1 117
2 213
3 351
4 238
949
128 22
2071 6
304 43
220 13
856 84
4
2 3
6 3
103
155
25(1
238
751
88
121
197
136
542
20
33
47
13
113
1
4
2
7
2
87
89
115
233
349
238
995
81
101
157
138
482
39
112
162
83
996
211
20
30
12
82
5
5
146
2.33
346
23R
943
88
121
197
138
5(4
1
3
Newfie56..
Total..
1 197
2 132
3 227
5 6
180
129
213
522
15
1
14
30
:
2
4
99
72
144
315
84
69
129
282
13
1
15
29
2
2
4
1951 85
1301 70
223 12711
5481 282
94
59
85
243
11
1
23
195
130
224
549
75
69
118
282
1'
Caroline..
Total..
1 161 151
2 36 227
3 188 182
585 580
7
7
5
19
2
2
1
5
1
1
161
147
123
411
78
137
117
332
7
7
5
19
2 74
2 1
1
5 95
181
294
187
582
82
145
117
342
74
82
65
221
6
7
h
18
1
1
161
233
187
591
79
138
117
332 2
laansiug .. 1 237 218
2 162 14'1
3 243 221
Total. 842 579
13
15
18
46
6
7
1 3
1 16
161
92
138
391
142 13
70 15
117 18
329 46
n 229 140 76 13
7I 155 66 74 15
:3 1" 241 113 109 19
16 R ,
2a 310, 2 59 47
229
149
241
619
141
63
112 1
315
Ulysses ...
Total..
11 293 277
2 246 229
3 271 255
810 761
13
16
7
36
6
6
3
3
6
1
1
209
240
271
726
1951 11
138 16
1391 8
472 35
3
3
6
92
121
213
293 19:3
244 1313
271 139
808 468
87 8
92 16
115 5
294 2917
5
12
293 187-1
244 126
271 129
808 442
1'
1
811
Danby .... 1
2
3
Total..
261
102
81
444
244
97
71
412
9
2
6
16
1
1
7
3
5
15,
176
74
56
306
160
67
46
273
9
2
5
16
7
4
5
1.'
1
1
252
100
73
428
159
67
41
272
84
31
25
9�
2
5
2„ 156
100 115
76 46
11:44field...•
Total..
21 I 170
197
367
165
187
352
4
5
9
3
1 4
—31 76
2 195 124 5 3 61
1 2 276 199 91 41 64
195
195
122
197
140 161
63 5 5
163
427 207
167 73
197 125
14
9
1'OTAL.....1 1875.2181021 4871 201 130
1316319147071 5281 1381 948
864714611
91 5
34911 4781 37
384 198 16
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County
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Justice of Sessions.
School Comm'r, Conn mend-
Coroner. 2nd District. 1 ment No. 1.
Uon.Amend- Con.Anlend-
went No. 2.1 ment No. 3.
BLANKS AND SCATTERING.—For Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, Bradford Almy received one vote : Blank r
twelve votes.- For Represent=tive in Congre's, 26th Congressional District, Nicholas Pear: on received one vote ; David-]
received two votes Daniel W. Holmes received one vote; DeWitt Smith received one vote • Daniel Holmes received one vo
Blank received nine hundred and forty-two votes. For Member of A ssembly, Blank received thirty-seven., For Special
Judge, John Doe received one vote, and Blank received forty-two votes. For Justice of Sessions, F. B. Aiken received one v
M. Baker received one vote, and Blank received thirty-seven votes. _For Coroner, E. D. Allen received one vote •' Dr. All
votes ; - Allen one vote and -Blank received fifty-nine votes. For School Commissioner, 2nd Com. District, Georgia Cole re
one vote and Blank nine votes.
The Board of County Canvassers of the County of Tompkins. bavirg met at the office of the Clerk of said county on t
day of November. A. D. 1892, to canvass and estimate the votes given in the several Election Districts of said county, at a E
election held on the 8th day of November, 1892, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true tabular statement and footings
votes cast at said election for the persons and officers named hereon and for each of them. -
J. H. KENNEDY, A MASA GENUNG, WM.' F. SMITH. GEORGE W. FROST, t Supervi
• FRANK H. TODD, JOHN H. CONKLIN, EDWARD CAMP, DANA RHODES,' i
STATE -OF NEW YORK, TOMPKINS COt'NTY CLERK'S OFFICE, ss.:
I hereby certify that I have compared -the foregoing with the original statements remaining on file in this office, and t]
same is a correct transcript therefrom, and of the whole of su'h'original.
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5.1 Witness my hand'and official seal, at Ithaca, this 18th day of November, one thousand eight hundred and ninety -t'
T. J. MCELHENY, Deputy Clerk.
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