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ANNUAL H SSICN.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
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THE COUNTY OF TOMPKINS,
FOR THE YEAR 1893.
RANDOLPH HORTON, CHAIRMAN, . . . NEWFIELD, N. Y.
HUGH T. BURTT, CI ERK ITHACA, N. Y.
ITHACA, N. Y.:
PRESS OF THE ITHACA DEMOCRAT.
1893
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ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF TOMPKINS COUNTY - 1893.;
Pursuant to law, the Supervisors of the several towns of
Tompkins Co., New York, convened in annual session at the
Supervisors' Room in the Court House in the city of Ithaca in
said county, on the 15th day of Nov., 1893, at to o'clock A. M.
The Board was called to order by F. L. Clock,'Clerk of the
Board of 1892, and on calling the roll of the towns in the county
the following answered to their names respectively, viz.:
TOWN.SUPERVISOR.P. 0. ADDRESS.
Caroline, JOHN Bum.,Slaterville Springs
Danby,F. A. TODD,West Danby
Dryden,J H. KENNEDY,Dryden
Enfield,LEvr J. NEWMAN,Ithaca
Groton,DANA RHODES,Groton
Ithaca (town), . . NICHOLAS PEARSON Ithaca
Ithaca (city), E. S. CARPENTER,Cliff St., Ithaca
Ithaca (city), L. G. TODD,Ithaca
Ithaca (city), T. S.,TrroMPSON, . . 29 W. Mill St , Ithaca
Ithaca (city), J. E. VAN NAT'rA, . . 61 E. Mill St , Ithaca
Lansing,J. H. CONKLIN,North Lansing
Newfield, . . . . R. HoxroN,Newfield
Ulysses,EDWARD CAMP Trumansburg
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Moved by Mr. Pearson that Mr.` Bull, of Caroline, be elected
temporary chairman:
1 Mr. Pearson's motion, on being seconded by Mr. Kennedy, °
was carried.
Moved -by Mr. Kennedy • that Mr. Horton be elected for
permanent chairman.
Mr. F. A. -Todd offered as an amendment to Mr. Kennedy's
motion that he be elected by acclamation.
Th motion on being seconded was carried.
An inforutal ballot for Clerk was moved by Mr. Rhodes.
This motion on being seconded by Mr. Bull was carried
The' wliole number of votes, cast was thirteen
of which
H. T. .Burtt received 7
F. L. Clock received 6
Moved by Mr. Pearson that Mr. Burtt be declared Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors for the ensuing year:
This 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 I'ORR,1
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
ALBANY, • SEPTEMBER 30, 1893.
To Me Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins,
Ithaca, N. Y.:
S[R: I enclose 'a forrii cif statement of the valuation of Real andPersonal
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
in each year, under a penalty of fifty dollars. I also euelose a form of Return
of Incorporated Companies liable to taxation. It is indispensable that this
Report be furnished by the time prescribed.
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SUPiE1t4ISOIts' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.5
The Board of Equalization 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 $12,766,138 upon which amount a State tax of $32,936.64 must
be levied for the fiscal year, commeucilig October 1st, 1893, as provided in
Aid act and amendments thereto by Chapter 351, Laws of 1874, being
58 -100 mills on the dollar, for the following purposes, viz.:
For Schools 98 -loo mill, per Chapter 572 Laws of 1893.. - . . . 12,51o.82
For State Care of Insane, 33j4 -Ioo mill, per Chapter 214 and 565,
Laws of 1893 r 4, ?55.38
For General Purposes 89 -loo mill, per Chapfir 572, Laws of 18931 16, 17o. 44ForCanals37 -T00 mill, per Chapter 89 and 572, Laws of 1893'
Total, z 58 -loo mills 3
Your obedient servant,
FRANK CAMPBELL, Comptroller. ,
P. S. —The non - resident Taxes credited to your County for 189; amount
to $86:80.
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Kennedy, was on
motion of Mr. Rhodes adopted:
Resolved, That until otherwise ordered the following shall constitute
the standing committees of this Board, namely:
Constables' Accounts,
Clerks' and Justices' Accounts,
Coroners', Coroners' Juries', and Printers' Accounts,
County Treasurer's Accounts,
Sheriff's,- Judge's, and District Attorney's Accounts,
Miscellaneous Claims,
Jurisprudence and Erroneous Assessments,
Equalization and Footing Assessment Rolls,
Superintendent of the Poor's Accounts,
Appropriations and County Buildings,
13. S. Deposit and Insurance,
State Charitable and Penal Institutions;
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Resolved, That each of said committees shall consist of three.members,
except the committee on equalizdtion, which shall have seven members;
and the member first named on each committee shall be the chairman
thereof.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr: Van Natta was adopted:
Resolved, That the salary of the Clerk of this Board be fixed at $15o.00 •
for the ensuing year.
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Camp, was on
motion of Mr. Pearson adopted:
Resolved, That unless otherwise ordered, the daily sessions of the Board
shall commence at 9:00 o'clock A: M. and at 2:00 o'clock P. M.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolution, which on
motion of MI. Kennedy was adopted:
Resolved, That all resolutions offered to this Board be in writing and •
signed by the names of the members introducing them.
On motion adjourned until Thursday, Nov. 15, at to o'clock,
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SECOND DAY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum .present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
A communication from the Comptroller was read by the.
clerk, which was referred td the committee on appropriations.
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The chairman announced the following committees:
o Constables' Accounts,
Van Natta, Newman, Rhodes.
Clerk's and Justices' Accounts,
Thompson, Kennedy, F. A. Todd.
Coroners', Coroners'iJuries' and Printers' Accounts,
Pearson, Van Natta, Carpenter.
County Treasurer's Accounts,
Bull, Camp, Pearson.
Sheriff's, fudge's and District Attorney's Accounts,
Kennedy, Carpenter, L. G. Todd.
Miscellaneous Claims,
F. A. Todd, Bull, Thompson.
furisprudence and Erroneous Assessments, ,
Rhodes, Bull, Camp.
Equalization and Footing Assessment Rolls,
Conklin, Pearson, Bull, Newman, I,. G. Todd, Kennedy,
F. A. Todd.
Superintendent of the Poor,
Camp,• Pearson, Rhodes.
Appropriations and County Buildings,
L. G. Todd, Rhodes, Conklin,
U. S. Deposit and Insurance,
Carpenter, Thompson, Camp.
State Charitabl and Penai Institutions,
Newman, Conklin, Van Natta.
Mr. Canip offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. Pearson was adopted:
Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed to examine the Court
Room and report to this Board during its present session what is needed to
meet the demands of the judges as to ventilation, heating, arrangement of
seats, etc.
The chair appointed as such committee Messrs. Camp, Pear -
t son and Bull.
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The following resolution, offered by Mr. F. A.• Todd, was
on tnotion of Mr. 'Kennedy adopted:
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Resolved, That the hour front 3 to 4 P. M. be set apart for the auditing
of bills and accounts of this Board.
Mr. Camp presented the report of the bonding commission-
ers of the Town of Ulysses, together with his report as Supervis- .
or of the bonded indebtedness of said Town. On motion the
reports were accepted and the resolution subjoined thereto
adopted.
Mr. Rhodes .presented the reports of Newton Baldwin,
Nelson Stevens, Herman S. Hopkins and J. M. Montfort, Justice's
of the Peace of the Town of Groton, which on motion were
received -and filed.
Mi. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on i
motion - bf Mr. Bull was adopted:
Resolved, That a committee on printing be appointed and instructed to
crake a contract for printing 5,000 copies of the Proceedings of the Board' of
Supervisors at a price not to exceed the price paid in 1892, and that they
be printed in the same form, type and upon paper as good as that used i
1892, and that they shall be ready for delivery on or before January to, 189'4. .
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. .
Roll call. Quorum present.
The chairman announced as the special committee cin print-
ing Messrs.-Kennedy, Conklin and Bull_
Mr. _Kennedy read communications from F. A. Dunham,
civil engineer, relative to cost, - etc., of improved -roads, which
were placed on file.
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Mr. F. A. Todd presented reports of J. B. Thatcher, Z.
Smiley, T. W. Slocum and J. Wise, Justices of the Peace of the
Town of Danby, which were received and placed on file.
Mr. Conklin presented reports of Chas. Drake, Frank H.
Tarbell, Nelson E. Lyon and B. M. Hagin, Justices of the Peace
of the Town of Lansing, which on motion were received and
filed.
Mr. Newman presented reports of W. F. Smith, E. G.
Willis, J. H. Hine and F'. B. Aiken, Justices of the Peace of the
Town of Enfield, which were received and placed on file.
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The following resolution, offered by Mr. F. A. Todd, was on
motion of Mr. Kennedy adopted:
Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board be allowed $1,5.00 for postage
for the ensuing year.
On motion adjourned.
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THIRD DAY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,. 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Kennedy, chairman of the special committee on print-
ing, presented his report, which on motion was received and
adopted.
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The following resolution, offered by Mr. Kennedy, was on
motion of Mr. Camp adopted:
WHEREAS, There is a question as to the legality of the assessment roll
of the City of Ithaca as presented to this Board ;
Resolved, That it be referred to the committee on jurisprudence and an
early report requested.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution, the committee
on jurisprudence reported as follows:
Your committee to whom was referred the assessment roll of
the city. of Ithaca would respectfully report —
That the said assessment roll is defective and not properly
certified to as the law directs. We recommend that it be re-
turned for correction and proper certification.
DANA RHODES,.
JOHN BULL,
EDWARD CAMP.
On motion of Mr. Kennedy said report was accepted and
recommendation adopted.0
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.'
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Ouorunr present.
Moved by Mr. Camp that this Board visit the County Altus
House Thursday, November 23.
Mr. Camp's motion on being seconded was carried.
On motion adjourned.
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FOURTH, DAY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board metpursuant to adjourmnent.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Camp presented reports - of A. P. Osborn, Henry
Hutchings, John N. Barker, and N. R. Gifford, Justices of the
Peace of the Town of Ulysses, which were accepted and filed.
The report of John Flickinger as coroner was presented by
Mr. Camp which on motion of Mr. Bull was received and placed
on file.
Mr. Newman presented the report of the bonding commis-
sioner of the Town of Enfield and his report as Supervisor of the
bonded indebtedness of the said Town together with subjoined
resolution, whictl on motion of Mr. Camp was accepted'and said
resolution adopted.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution which on mo-
tion of Mr. Bull was adopted:
Resolved, That the question of the necessity of the certificate of both of
the assessors of the City of Ithaca to be attached to the assessment roll of
said city be referred to the committee on jurisprudence, and if they deem it
necessary are hereby authorized to procure an opinion of a competent law-
yer on this question for the benefit of this Board and report to this I3oard at
the earliest time practicable.
On motion adjourned.
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Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
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Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. -F. A. Todd offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Kennedy was adopted:
Resolved, That the apportionment of Grand Jurors in the several towns
be the sane as in the last preceding year excepting the Town of Ithaca,
which is given nand Ithaca City 79.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
was adopted:
Resolved, That bills certified by the Town Board of Ulysses as' having
been audited by them Nov. u, 1893, he allowed and that the amount thereof
be assessed upon the taxable property of the town of Ulysses.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
was adopted:
Resolved, That the following bills of
W. H. VanOstrand, Commissioner 2o 52
J. IC. Follett,e 37 00
Fred A. Atwater,is 49
Truman Nobles, Stenographer 15 39
J. F. Bradley, Surveyor 2 50
Total 73 9
Be audited, for the amounts claimed as above and the amount assessed upon
the taxable of the Town of Ulysses, in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Highway Laws, , 93, page 3
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolution, which - on
motion of Mr. Newman was adopted:
Resolved, That our chairman appoint a committee to confer with the
authorities of Monroe and Onondaga county penitentiaries relative to the
maihtainance of our county prisoners.
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The following resolution, offered by Mr. Newman, was on
motion of Mr. Kennedy adopted:
Resolved, That the following bills of
Fred A. Stevens, Commissioner P8 49
W. 11. VauOstrand,20 52
J. K. Follett,17 00
Truman Nobles, Stenographer 15 39
J F. Bradley, Sumeyyiug 2 5o
Be audited for the amounts claimed as above and the amount assessed upon
the taxable property of the Town of Enfield, in accordance with the pro-
vision of the highway laws.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chaitman of the committee on miscellan-.
eous claims reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy were allowed and andited,at the amounts recommended
by the committee:
Bills Nos. Si, 9, 8 „ 23.
On motion adjourned.
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FIFTH DAY.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1893
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding meeting read and approved.
Mr. Bull offered the following resolution:
In pursuance of laws of 1875, Section 7, Sub. 3, Chapter 482, It is
resolved that the Ithaca D is selected and designated by this Board
to publish the official canvass as determined and declared by the Board of •
county canvassers on the L6t1 day of November, 1893.
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Moved by Mr. Thompson that the resolution be adopted.
Here followed a discussion on the resolution.
Moved by Mr. Pearson that the special committee on print-
ing, ascertain the price of printing the official canvass and report
to this Board and that said resolution be laid over until z o'clock
this afternoon.
Mr. Pearson's motion, ou being seconded by Mr. F. A.
Todd, was carried.
Mr. L. G. Todd offered the following resolution, which on •
motion was adopted:
WHEREAS, A general strike has been ordered, and is now on of all the
employees of the Lehigh Valley R. R. System:
Resolved, That Sheriff Tibbetts be instructed by this-Board to take
every precaution necessary to prevent, if attempted, the destruction of any
property within the limits of Tompkins County and that the clerk serve a
certified copy of this resolution upon the sheriff.
Mr. F. A Todd presented the town audits' of the Town of
Danby, together with the following resolution, which on motion
was adopted:
Resolved, That the audits of the town of Danby herein presented be
audited by this Board as recommended by the town auditors.
Mr. Bull offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. Camp was adopted:
In accordance with resolutions passed by the electors of the Town of
Caroline at the town elections held in said town on the 14th day of Febru-
ary, 1893. It is resolved that the sum of five hundred dollars be levied and •
assessed upon the taxable property of the town of Caroline for the support
of the poor of said town; and that the' stun of five hundred dollars also be
assessed upon the taxable property of said town of Caroline for the en-
suing year.
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Mr. Bull offered the following resolution, which on motion
was adopted:
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Resolvent, That the town audits of the town of Caroline, as trade and
certified to by the board of town auditors of said town, be levied and assessed
upon the taxable property of the town of Caroline.
Mr. Newman offered the following resolution, which on
motion of -Mr. Kennedy was adopted:
Resolved, That the town audits of the town of Enfield, as an dited by
the town board of said town, be allowed by this Board and the amount
thereof be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of the town of
Enfield.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call: Quorum present.
o,The'time having arrived for taking the unfinished business
left over from the morning session that matter was called up.
The special committee on printing reported as follows:
t Your special committee to whom was referred the matter of printing the
official canvass would respectfully report that the Ithaca Democrat offers to
print said canvass for the sum of .$3o.00 and we recommend the acceptance
of their proposal.
J. H. KENNEDY,
JOHN BULL,
J. 11. CONKLIN.
Moved by Mr. L. G. Todd that the report'-be accepted and
recommendation adopted and the Ithaca Democrat be, authorized
to print the official canvass; at a -price not to exceed $3o.00. •
Mr. Todd's motion on being seconded was carried.
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Mr. L. G. Todd presented the reports of the bonding com-
missioners of the old town of Ithaca, and the supervisor's report
aof the bonded indebtedness of said town, together with subjoined
resolution, which on motion of Mr. Pearson were ,received and
aid resolution adopted.
Mr. Conklin presented the town audits of the town of Lan-
sing, together with the following resolution, which on motion
were received and resolution adopted:
Resolved, That the town audits of the town of Lansing be accepted as
audited by the Town Board, and the amounts thereof levied and assessed
upon the taxable property of the town of Lansing.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on miscellaneous
claims, reported the following bills:
Hill No. 7o, which on motion was ordered returned to person presenting
the same; also bills Nos. 117, 54, 80, 9 88 , 33, 24, 43, 100 3 which on
motion were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the corn-
mittee.
On motion adjourned.o
SIXTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding meeting read and approved.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr. F. A. Todd, - were
on motion of Mr. Kennedy adopted:
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Resolved, That the sum of $252.00 be levied and assessed against the
taxable property of the town of Danhy for repairs of highways and bridges,
as allowed by the statute.
Resolved; That the sum of 5100 be levied and assessed against the taxa-
ble property of the town of Danby for repairs on Town Hall, as per resolu-
tion of Towu Board.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Boardmet_pursuant to adjournment.
Ro11'6all. Quorum present.
Mr. Thompson, chairman of the committee on justices' ac-
couli {s,'reported the following bills, which on :motion• 61 My.
Camp were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by
the committee:
Bills Nos. 4r, 77, 60, 79.
The committee•on constables' accounts recommended the fol-
lowing bills to the Board for action:
Bills Nos. u3 and 115.
On motion of Mr. Camp, said bills were allowed and audited
at the amounts claimed.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on miscellane-
ous claims, reported the following bills, which on motion were
allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the cony
mittee:
Bills Nos. 118, 47, 83, 62, 69, 3 53. 56 and 90.
On motion the recommendation of said committee' disallow-
ing bill No. 67 was adopted.
On motion adjourned.
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SEVENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
On motion adjourned to visit the County Alms House as a
committee of the whole,.
On arriving at the Alms House the Board was received by
the County Superintendent,-James S. Lyke.
The committee on superintendent's accounts examined the
bills and accounts -of the Superintendent. .
After partaking of an elaborate dinner the Board inspected
the various rooms of the buildings, found them neat and clean,
and were satisfied that the inmates were well and comfortably' •
cared for.
At 4:3o the Board left for Ithaca.
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EIGHTH DAY.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1893.,
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding days read and approved.
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Mr. Van Natta, chairman of the committee on constables'
accounts, reported the following bills, which on. motion of Mr.
Camp were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by
the committee :
Bills Nos. 4 73, 85, I ro, 103, 75, 45. 13, 2 , 4, 7, 6 , ro, 3.
The reconrmendation•of said committee disallowing bill No.
82.iyas'on motion adopted.
The,committee on erroneous assessments made the following
report: ' •
Your comniittee to whom was referred the application of Rev. Platt T.
Huglrston, of Ulysses, to have his dame stricken from the assessment roll
of that town on the ground that said property was exempt (he being a min-
ister of the Gospel occupying said land and it being assessed for $r,300), re-
spectfully report, that they find the facts to be in accordance with said peti-
tion, and they recommend that the ' name of Rev. Platt T. Hughston be
stricken from the assessment roll of said town.
DANA RHODSS,
EDWARD CAMP,
JOHN BULL.
On notion of Mr. Kennedy the recommendation of • said
committee was adopted.
1 The committee on jurisprudence reported as follows:
Your committee to whom was referred the question as to what consti-
tutes a legal city assessment roll from the city of Ithaca, would respectfully
report that, in accordance with the instructions of this board, they have sub-
the questions therein to Hon. Samuel D. Halliday, of Ithaca, N. Y.,
for an opinion, which opinion is herewith,submitted and made a part of this
report.
We fully concur in the opinion - therein expressed, and recommend the
adoption of a city assessment roll which shall he an exact copy of the orig-
inal and certified to by both Brown and Dale, or by Brown, and lie (Brown)
stating, as the statute requires, the reason why Dale refuses to sign it, if he
does so refuse.
DANA RHODES,
JOHN BULL, o
EDWARD CAMP.
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I2nAC.A, N. Y., Nov, 22. I8g3.
Al;-. Dana TV. Rhodes, Chairman Committee, etc.:
DBAR Si R: I have examined the questions submitted to rue by you in
regard to the assessment for the City of Ithaca, and I have arrived at the
following conclusion :
To make a correct assessment,roll for Town' and: County the proposed
City Roll should be copied. An independent assessment, roll varying from
the city roll would not be good, whoever might sign it or swear to it, or
certify it. Therre is no doubt that kir. Brown .is a'city aSsessor; and a copy
of the city assessment roll certified to properly by him, giving the reasons
why Mr. Dale does not join if he does not, would be legal: There are reason-
able and grave doubts as to whether Mr. Dale was a legal city assessor. A
copy of the city assessment roll - certified to • by Dale and Bro3vn Would be _
unquestionably correct, and I have no doubt about the legality of the roll
if it is so signed by Brown, stating as the statute requires that Mr. Dale re-
fuses to sign if he does so refuse.
Very truly yours,
S. D. HALI.IDAV.
Moved by Mr. Pearson that the report be accepted and
recommendation adopted.
Mr. Pearson's motion on. being seconded was carried.
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Conklin, was" on
notion of Mr.• Canip adopted:
Resolved, That the sum of five hundred dollars be levied and collected
against the taxable property of the town of Lansing for the repair of high-
ways and bridges, as allowed.by statute.
The' following resolution, offered. by Mr. Kennedy, was on
motion adopted:
Resolved, That the lists of names of persons selected and presented by -
the Supervisors oC,the different towns and. city of the county to act as Grand.
Jurors for. the ensuing year are hereby approved, and declared to be the
o Grand Jury list for 1893-94.
On motion adjourned.
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Y NINTH DAY.'
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1893.
Morning SessioriL
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Rolf call Quorum present... i
Minutes.of preceding clay read and approved.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the question of the appeal of
John Davis from the of Town Auditors of the town of
Caroline to this Board be referred to the committee on juris-
prudence.
Mr.'Kennedy's motion.on being' seconded was carried.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
was adopted: •
Resolved, That the sum of forty -one 75-100 dollars ($4 75 -100) be here-
by levied and assessed upon. the taxable property of the following road -
districts of the town of Ulysses, viz: 14, 16, 43, 49, and 57, for the purpose of
paving for road machines as provided by statute. -
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment..
Roll call. Quorum present.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.' Kennedy, was on
motion adopted'."
Resolved, That the committee on county buildings be authorized and
instructed to also investigate the advisability of changing the location of
the bath room at the County House with the probable cost of the salve and
report to this Board as soon as practicable.
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Mr. Pearson, chairman of the committee on coroners',
coroners' juries' and printers' accounts, reported the following
bills, which on motion of. Mr. Camp were allowed and audited
at the amouuts.recommended by the committee:
Bills Nos. 12, 4 63, 74, 37, 107, 130, 111, 46, 120, 106, 109, 108, 122, 127,
11, 49.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on miscellane-
ous claims, reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended •
by the committee:
Bills Nos. 28, 93, 3 3 72 . 35. 26.
On motion bill No. 58 was laid on the table.
Mr. Thompson, chairman of the committee on justices'
accounts, reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended
by the committee.
Rills No 14, 25,. 116, 125,,
Moved by Mr. Pearson that bill No. 58 be allowed.
Mr. Pearson's motion on being seconded by Mr.. Kennedy
was carried.
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Newman, was
on motion of Mr. Kennedy adopted:
Resolved,. That in accordance with the action of the Board of Auditors
of the town of Enfield, the sum of two hundred and seventy -nine 2 -100 dol-
lars ($279 2 -loo) be levied on the taxable property of the. following road
districts in said town for payments on road machines purchased by said
districts:
District 3, Road 4, D. 2, R. 12, D. 2, R. n, D. 2, R. o, 'D. 2,
R. 4, D. 2, R, lo.62.63
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D. 2, R. 2, D. 2; R. 7, D. 5, R. 1, D. 4, R..7, D. 2, R. 25, D. z,
R. 3..20.61
D. 1, R. 17, D. r, R. 2, D. 1, R. 4, D. 2, R..17, D. 3, R. 17, D. I,
R. 12 54,24
D. 5, R. 6, D. 1, R. 13, D. 1, R. 20, D. 1, R. 11, D. 3, R. 6. . .40.67
11 R. o, D. 3, R. 7, D. 4, R. 16, D. 2, R. 15, D. 1, R. i8, D. 1,
R. 23, D. 1, R. 16 44-57
D. 3, R:-25, D. 2, R. 6, D. 3,-R. 1, D. 5, R. 5, D. 1, R. i6, D. 4,
R. 18 56.0
5279. 02
Mr.i Yates, an expert on ventilation, appeared before the
Board and explained his system of heating. ventilation, etc.
On motion adjourned.
TENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read an& approved.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Kennedy was. adopted:
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Resolved, That the Recorder of the city of Ithaca be requested that all
orders, processes or mandates by him issued that are a legal charge on the
county be placed in the hands of the sheriff or other official :outside of the
city limits, duly authorized to serve or execute the same, and that,a certified
copy of this resolution be served on said Recorder by the clerk of this
Board.
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24 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Mr. Kennedy, chairman of the committee on sheriff's and
judge's accounts, reported the following bills, which on motion
of Mr. Rhodes were allowed and audited at the amounts recom-
mended by the committee:
Bills Nos. 1, 119.84, 29, 63, 124,,123.
Mr. Kennedy presented the town audits of the town of Dry-
den, which on motion were received and the amount thereof
ordered levied and collected against the taxable property of the
town of Dryden.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. F. A. Todd was adopted:
Resolved, That in accordance with resolutions passed'at the annual Town
Meeting, held February 14, .893, and resolutions subsequently passed by
the town board, the sum of ($1697.84) sixteen hundred and ninety -seven
and 84 -100 dollars be levied and collected upon the taxable property of the
town of Dryden, for highways and bridges. and that said sum he paid to the
commissioner of said town.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Rhodes was adopted:
Resolved, That in accordance with a resolution adopted by the Town
Board of the town of Dryden November 25, 1893; there be levied and -col -'
leeted upon the taxable property of the following road districts in said town
the sum of $731.65, the same to be paid to the Highway Commissioner of •
said town; to be by hint applied to the payment of notes given by the over-
seers of highways for the purchase of road scrapers for said road .districts: .
Districts Nos. 41, 8, 44, 29. 3 4 102, 6, r7, 148 , 43, 134' 132, 134, 13S,
129, 45, 103, 121, 127, 111, 112, 113, 118, 120;116, 119, 122, 1, 3, 9, 124, 74,
156, p, 7 82 , 87, 69, 86, 85, 33, 35, 3 34, 3 5, 64, 63, 65, 68, 62_54. 139,
101, 140, loo, 99, 9 155, 93, 9 9 9 94, 97, 95, 77, 7 89, 57, 46„57.
Mr. Rhodes presented the audits of the town of Groton,.
which on .motion of Mr. P. A. Todd were received and ordered
that the amount thereof be levied and assessed upon the taxable
property of the town of Groton.
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Mr. Kennedy being called to the chair, Mr. Horton presented
the report of the bonding commissioners of the town of Newfield,
and his report as the supervisor of the bonded indebtedness of
said town, with subjoined resolution, which on' motion of Mr.
Rhodes were received and said resolution adopted.
Mr. Horton presented the reports of Seymour Grover, Abner
H. Stamp, A. K. Allen and W. -H. Van Ostrand, justices of the
peace of .the town of Newfield, which were received and placed
on file.
Mr. Horton presented the following certificate from the Town
Board of the town of Newfield, together with subjoined resolution,
which on- motion of Mr. Conklin was received and said resolution
adopted:
To me Board of Supervisors, Tompkins County:
The undersigned Town Board of the town of Newfield, do hereby certify
that it will be necessary to raise the sum of $376.67 to apply in payment for
road machines purchased by the following named districts, for the ensuing
year, viz : Districts Nos. 28, 3o, 1, 29, 43, 45, 4 5, 10, 5 32, 61, 73, 67, 7
24, 82 , 94, 101 99, 84, 85, 108, S9, 86, 81, 71, 13, 12, Io6, 15, 68, 14, 19, 22 and
2I.
R. HORTON, Supervisor.
IIOWARD McDANIELS, Town Clerk.
ABNER H. STAMP,
SEYMOUR GROVJtR, 11l Justices of Peace.
W. H. VAN OSTRAND, J
Resolved, That the sum of $376.67 be levied and collected from the tax-
able 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 , 7 73, 5 3 4 45, 43, 21, 22, 19, Io6, 12, 13, 14, 68, 15, 10 , 5, 7 85,
82, 81, 94, 89, 86, tot, 108, 99 and 84..
Mr. Horton presented the town audits of the town of New-
field, which on motion were received and ordered that the amount
thereof be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of the
town of Newfield.
1 On motion adjourned.
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26 SUPERVISORS' PROCJEEllINGS, 1893.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Rhodes, was on
motion of Mr. F. A. Todd 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.
Mr.. Newman offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. F. A. Todd was 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.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on miscel-
laneous claims, reported the following bills, which on motion of
Mr. Kennedy were allowed and audited at the amounts ,recom-
mended by the committee:
Bills Nos. 59, s9, [29, 57, 70, 66.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on notion
of Mr. Kennedy was adopted:
Resolved, That the bond presented by Chas. Ingersoll, County
Treasurer elect of Tompkins County, be and the same is hereby approved
both as to its form and the amount and sufficiency of the sureties thereof.
On motion adjourned.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893. 27
ELEVENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1593.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Kennedy was called to the chair, whereupon Mr. Hor-
ton offered the •following resolutions, which on motion 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.
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.
Pursuant to a resolution heretofore adopted Mr. Rhodes,
chairman of the committee on jurisprudence, submitted the fol-
lowing report, which on motion of Mr. Kennedy was received
and recommendation adopted:
Your committee to whom was referred the bill of John Davis, as in-
spector, of the town of Caroline, which bill had been disallowed by the
town board on the ground that inspectors sitting as a board of registry were
only entitled to two dollars (one day's pay) for their services from 9 o'clock
A. M. to 9 o'clock P. M. (and the said John Davis having appealed from the
decision of said town board to this Board), would respectfully report,
That we think that under the law inspectors are entitled to pay for two
days' work for such service, and consequently this bill of the said Davis
should bade been allowed by the town board, but this Board has no author-
ity to hear and determine appeals of this nature.
We therefore recommend that the appeal in this case be dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
DANA RHODES,
JOHN BULL,
EDWARD CAMP.
28 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
The following resolution, offered- by Mr. Camp, was on mo-
tion of Mr. Kennedy adopted: ,
Resolved, That the sutra of five hundred dollars ($5oo.00) be hereby
levied and assessed against the taxable property of the town of Ulysses for
highway purposes, as provided by law.
A committee representing the several towns of this county,
with Prof. S. G. Williams as chairman, appeared before the
Board and spoke in favor of adopting a system of county roads.
The chairman at this time being obliged to absent himself
Mr. Bull was called to the chair.
A discussion on the subject of county roads here ensued.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to ddjournntent.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Bull, of Caroline, in the chair.
The following resolution offered by Mr. Kennedy, was on
motion of Mr. Pearson adopted:
Resolved, That the construction of the law in regard to the powers of
the Board of Supervisors iu relation to the appointment and control of a
superintendent of county roads, for the construction and maintenance of
the same, he referred to the committee 011 jurisprudence to submit the same
to some lawyer of this city of acknowledged ability.
Mr. Kennedy being called to the chair, Mr. Bull presented
the reports of John Cross, 'John J.' Peters, W. V. Personius and
R. G. H. Speed, Justices of the Peace, of the town of Caroline,
which on motion were received and placed on file.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.29
The following resolution, offered-by Mr. L. G. Todd, was
on motion of Mr. Pearson adopted:
WHRRgAS, It appears that three children by the name of Steinmeyer,
the support of whom has been charged from time to time to different towns,
when they really should be a county charge; therefore,
Resolved, That the matter be referred to Superintendent Lyke for
investigation, aid an opinion as to whether they are a town or county
charge.
Mr. Pearson, chairman of the committee on coroners', cor-
oners' juries' and printers' accounts, reported the following bills,
which on motion of Mr. Rhodes were allowed and audited at the
amounts recommended by the committee:
Bills Nos. 51, 52.
On notion adjourned until Monday, -Dec. 4, 1893.
TWELFTH DAY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Clarence L. Smith,'recorder of the City of Ithaca, appeared
before the Board and explained a resolution heretofore adopted
by this Board referring to warrants issued by him.
Mr. Kennedy presented the reports of G. E. Underwood,
Wm. E. Brown, Geo. E. Hanford, J. Dolph Ross and S. S. Hoff,
Justices' of the Peace of the town of Dryden, and the reports of
Bradford Snyder and J. C. Lormer; Overseers of the Poor of said
town, which were received and placed on file.
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30 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Mr. Bull read a communication from the assessors of the
town of Caroline which on motion of Mr. Pearson was referred
to the committee on erroneous assessments.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. Pearson was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on County Buildings be authorized and
directed to place a water tank of such size as their jndgement shall dictate
in the County Alms House, and connect the same with the force pump now
used for the steam boiler,.if it be found suitable.
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Thompson, was on
motion of Mr. Camp adopted:
Resolved, That the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars be allowed
the sheriff of this county to pay for the services of janitor .of the Court
House and engineer and fireman for the countyjail for the year 1894.
Mr. Camp presented a report of John Flickinger, coroner,
of the town of Ulysses, which was received and filed.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. L. G. Todd was adopted:
Resolved, That the sum of fifty dollars be hereby appropriated and
allowed the Superintendent of the Poor to pay a chaplain for the Alms
House.
Mr. Pearson offered the following resolution, which was on
motion of Mr. Camp adopted:
Resolved, That Dr, Eugene Baker be appointed the jail physician at a
salary of fifty dollars for the year beginning January ist, 1894, to January
1st, 1895.
The clerk read a communication from Chas. A. Webster,
Superintendent Monroe County Penitentiary, which was filed.
On motion adjourned.
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SUPERvisoRS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.31
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
A difference of opinion having arisen in regard to certain
sections of the Highway Law, Professor C. A. Collin appeared
before the Board and rendered an explanation of the sane.
Ex -Mayor St. John, representing leading tax- payers of the •
city of Ithaca, appeared before the Board and spoke in favor of
an improved system of highways.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr. Camp at the re-
quest of Prof. Collin were on motion of Mr. Kennedy adopted:
Resolved, That it is the judgment of this Board that the following
amenduients to the county road law are desirable:
Q.) Amend e 58 of the highway law so as to make the change to the
money system of taxation of towns take effect at once so far as the fixing
the amount of tax and levying the same at the next annual meeting of the
Supervisors, but that until after such taxes are so levied the labor system
shall be pursued in the towns.
2.) Amend 56 by striking out the words "so far as practicable" from
the last sentence so as to make compulsory the proportionatetexpenditure in
each to\vn.
3.) Amend the law so as to give the Commissioner of Highways of
towns the right to call on the County Engineer for engineering services and
advice generally, within a certain reasonable range, without further com-
pensation to the engineer therefor.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on erroneous assess
ments, rendered the following report, which on motion was re-
ceived and the recommendation of said committee adopted:
Your committee to whom was referred the petition of the assessors of
the town of Caroline, asking that the assessment roll of that town be cor-
32 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
rected by striking from the said assessment roll the name of Celotus H.
Stevens where it is placed a second time, and in which he is assessed on
seven acres Poo, on twenty -five acres $600, and on five acres $5B, would
respectfully report,
That the said second assessment is evidently a duplicate of the first one,
and consequently a manifest error.
We therefore recommend that the name of Celotus H. Stevens be stricken
from the said assessment roll in the place where it is a duplicate of a previ-
ous assessment.
DANA RHODES,
EDWARD CAMP,
JOHN BULL.1
Mr. Pearson, chairman of the committee on coroners', coro-
ners' juries' and printers' accounts, reported the following bills,
which on notion of Mr. Kennedy were allowed and audited at
the amounts recommended by the committee:
Bills Nos. 14o, 141, 142 , 143, 144
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on miscellaneous
claims, reported • the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Conklin were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended,
by the committee:
Bills Nos. 9 34 39, 55, 40, 104.
On motion adjourned.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
TUESDAV, -DECEMBER 5, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.33
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Thompson was adopted:
Resolved,. That the chairman and clerk'.of,.this Board enter into . a con -
tract with Mr. Chas. Seaman, the sheriff elect, for the board of prisoners in
the County Jail during his terms of.ofliice, and -that he be allowed forty -three
cents per day for the board of said prisoners
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolutions; which on mo- •
tion were adopted:
Resolved, That the sheriff be•allowed $12:oo for the transportation of a
single prisoner to the Monroe County Penitentiary, the State Industrial
School at Rochester, and $3.o0 for each additional prisoner taken at the same
time.
Resolved, That the chairman and clerk of this Board'. enter into a con-
tract with the Sheriff elect to convey all persons sentenced to the Buffalo
House of Correction ; he to,receive therefor ($rs.00) fifteen dollars for trans-
porting one person and ($5:oo) five dollars for each additional person taken
at the same time.
Mr. Rhodes presented the report of the Bonding Commissioner
of the town of Groton, and his report as Supervisor of said town,
which on motion was received and the resolution subjoined thereto
adopted.
Mr. Pearson presented the town audits of the Town of Ithaca,
which on motion of Mr. Kennedy were received and the 'amount
thereof ordered levied and assessed upon the taxable property of
the Town of Ithaca. -r,
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met phrstiant to adjournment
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Pearson, chairman of the committee on coroners', torn-
Hers' juries' and printers' accounts, reported bill No. 105, which
on motion was allowed and audited at the amount recommended
by the committee.
34 SuPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Prof. C. A. Collin appeared before the Board and made further
explanations in regard to the highway law.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on miscellaneous
claims, reported the following which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended
by the committee:
e
Bills Nos. 68, 145, 147, 148 . 44, 61, 139, 146, 121.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that bill No 64 be allowed at twenty -
five dollars.
Mr. Kennedy's motion on being seconded was carried.
On motion adjourned.
FOURTEENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Thompson, chairman of the committee on clerk's and
justices' accounts, reported following bills, which on motion
of Mr. Camp were allowed and audited at the amounts recom-
mended by the committee:
Rills Nos. 153, 154.
The forenoon was consumed in committee work.
On motion adjourned.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.35
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Carpenter, chairman of the committee on U. S. Deposit
and Insurance, submitted the following report, which on motion
of Mr. Kennedy was received:
7b the Board of .Supervisors of Tompkins Co.:
Your committee on U. S. Deposit Fund hereby report that they have
examined the accounts and books of Messrs. Brown and •Shannon, the loan
commissioners of this fund, and also the original mortgages in the Gounty
Clerk's Office.
We find that there has been paid during the past year the sum of Apo,
and that no new securities have been taken during the year.
The report of loan commissioners,.containing more definiteinformation,
is herewith submitted.
E. S. CARPENTER,
T. S. THOMPSON, l Committee.
EDWARD CAMP,
For loan commissioners' report, see Reports.
The various members of the Board were engaged -in commit-
tee work during the afternoon.
On motion adjourned.
36 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
THURSDAY., DECEMBER 7, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read -and approved.
In pursuance of Chap. 'j15 of the laws of 1892, the following.
designation of papers to publish the Session Laws for the ensuing
year 'was made:
In pursuance of Chap. 715 of the Laws of 1862, we, the undersigned
Republican members of the Board of Supervisors of 1'ompkins'Counly; do
hereby designate the Ithaca Weekly Journal to publish the Session Laws for
the ensuing year.
Dated Dec. 6th, 186,3.
DANA RHODES,•
J. H. KENNEDY
EDWARD CAMP,
L. G. TODD,
J. E. VAN NATTA,
P. A. TODD.
Im pursuance of Chap. 715 of; the laws of 1892, we, the undersigned
Democratic members of the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County, do r,
hereby designate the Ithaca Democrat to publish the Session Laws for the
ensuing year.
Dated Dee. 6th, 1899.
R. NORTON,
T. S. THOMPSON,
E. S. CARPENTER,
J. H. CONKLIN,
N: PEARSON,
JOHN BULL,
L. J. NEWMAN.
On motion adjourned.
SUP ERN' ISO RS' PROCEED I'Q8, 1893.37
Afternoon Session.-
Board niet pursuant to adjournment:
Roll call. Quorum present.
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Camp, was on mo-
lion of Mr. Kennedy adopted :
Resolved, That the committee on County Buildings are hereby author-
ized and directed to purchase and erect at the County Alms House a wind
mill, to be used to fill the water tank that they are to put in said building.
Mr. Camp offered .the following resolution :
W ngx xs, The books of the County Treasurer show each year a large
amount of interest money paid Land whereas, such interest money is caused
by the collectors of the city of Ithaca and some of the towns not collecting
and paying over the taxes, as required bylaw, thereby forcing the Treasurer
to borrow large sums with which to meet bills payable; and whereas, this
interest money has heretofore been charged against the whole county, there-
by causing gross injustice to some of the towns of the county ; therefore,
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Resolved, That commencing with the present year, there shall be each
year levied rigaiust the city of Ithaca and the several towns of the County,
one 'year's interest upon all taxes due. from the city and such towns, the
Treasurer, and paid within sixty days from the date fixed in the tax war-
rant for such payment, the Treasurer's books to determine the amount of
such unpaid taxes.
The above not to apply to non - resident taxes.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the resolution be adopted.
A discussion' on said resolution here ensued.
Moved by Mr. Bull that the matter be referred to the com-
mittee on jurisprudence.
Mr. Bull's motion on being seconded by Mr. Kennedy was
carried.
38 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the special committee appointed
to ascertain on what terms prisoners committed for a term of
6o clays or more could be received into some penitentiary, sub-
mitted the following report, which on motion of Mr. Rhodes was
received and recommendation of said committee adopted:
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County :
Your committee appointed to ascertain the tenns by which this Board
could contract with some penitentiary for the maintenance of County prisoners
committed for 6o days or more, hereby report, that through correspondence,
arrangements have been made whereby Monroe County Penitentiary is ready
to contract with.this county to admit such prisoners to said Penitentiary for
one, two or three years at P.76 per week for board and maintenance. All
fines paid after a prisoner is received into said penitentiary to he retained by
such penitentiary. Your committee hereby recommend that the chairman
and clerk of this Board enter into a contract with said penitentiary for three
years on the herein specified terns.
F. A, TODD,
T. S. THOMPSON.
On motion adjourned.
SIXTEENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll calla Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Pearson presented the reports of Jason P. Merrill and
Murray E. Poole, Justices of the Peace of the town of Ithaca,
which were received and filed.
Mayor Bouton appeared before the Board and made explana-
tions in regard to the joint bills against the town and city of
Ithaca.
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On motion of Mr. Camp the recommendation of the commit-
tee on printers' - accounts disallowing bill No. 86 was adopted.
Mr. Thompson, chairman of the committee on clerk's and
justices' accounts, reported the following bills, which on motion
of Mr. F. A. Todd were allowed and audited at the amounts
recommended by the committee :
Bills Nos. 156, 157.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on jurisprudence,
submitted the following report, which on motion of Mr. Kennedy
as received and recoumendation adopted
Your committee, to whom was referred the petition of the assessors of
the town of Newfield to have the sum of four hundred dollars added to the
Assessment Roll of that town, and that the same be placed opposite the name
of David Curtiss (Iris name baying been omitted for the current year), would
respectfully report: -
That the only case in which the Board of Supervisors is authorized to
place the name of a,person (omitted from the Assessment Roll by the assessors)
upon stick assessment roll is, where the said lands were upon the assessment
roll of such town for the preceding year, in which case they are authorized
to place such lands on the assessment roll for the current year at the valua-
tion of, the preceding year. This land does not appear upon the assessment
roll for the year 1592, consequently this Board has no authority to comply
with the request in the said petition.
We therefore recommend that the request of the petitioners be denied
for want of jurisdiction.
DANA RHODES,
JOHN BUI,L.
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40 SUPEItV [SCR S' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
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Mr. Kennedy, chairman of the committee on sheriff's accounts,
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr:, Thompson
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee:
Bills Nos. 15o, '55, 131 .
Mr. F. A.Todd, chairman of the committee on miscellaneous
claims, reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended
by the committee:
Bills Nos. 17; 138, 136 ,.78 , 133, 135, r34, 7 87, (3
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution :
Resolved. That from and after this date, the fee allowed physicians ap-
pointed by the Comity Judge in l uiacy proceedings, be fixed at five dollars
for an examination and ten cents a mile for every mile necessarily traveled in
excess of three miles; but no traveling fees shall be allowed for making and
delivering a report of such examination to the County Judge.
Dated Dec. 8, 1893.
011 motion of Mr. Kennedy, the matter was laid on the table
until Monday, Dec. it, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Thompson was adopted:
0
Resolved, That this Board refuse to receive bills for audit after Dec.
12, unless otherwise ordered.
On motion adjourned.
SuPERvISoRs' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.41
SEVENTEENTH DAY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER Ii, 1893.
a Morning Session.e
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Bull read a communication from the Town Board of the
Town of Caroline, and offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Kennedy was adopted :
Pursuant to highway laws of 1892, section 6, and in accordance with the
certificate of the town board of the- town of Caroline, be it resolved, that
the sum of fifty -seven and 65 -coo dollarsbe levied upon the property of road
districts Nos. 48, 61 and 66, in the town of Caroline.
Mr. Thompson offered the following resolution :
Resolved, That the county of Tompkins contract with the Brush —Swan
Electric Eight Co. of Ithaca, N. V., for one arc light of 2000•nonlinal candle
power, for the term of ten years, to be placed at a point.to be designated by
said Board of Supervisors, and to be lighted 365o hours each year at 30 cents ,
for each night so lighted, payable quarterly.
A discussion on the resolution here ensued.
Moved by Mr. Pearson that the resolution be laid upon the
table and made a special order of business for Tuesday, Dec. 12,
at 2 o'clock P. - nt.
Motion carried.
Mr. Bull offered the following resolutions, which on motion
of Mr. Camp were 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, as required by law, the following
5111118 :
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DANA'.
District No. 6o, 4$ days 6 75
District No. 76, 10 days 15 00
DRYDEN.
District No. 9, 254 days 3 75
CROTON.
District No. 4, I5 days 52 25
District No. 16, 654 days 9 75
District No. 77, 2;_( days 4 12
LANSING.
District No. 7, 3 days 4 50
ULYSSES.
District No. 5, 6y days I $9 75
Resolved, That the returns made by the Overseers of the following named
road districts in the several towns herein after named be rejected, for the
reason that some of such returns were made after the ist day of October of
this year, and in others the subjoined affidavit does not comply with the re-
quirements of the statute :
ENFIELD.
District No. 1, 6 days .9 m
ITHACA.
District No. 3, 3 days .4 50
LANSING.
District No. 44, 4 days 6 oo
District No. 13. [o days . .IS oo.
ULYSSES.
District No. 5o, 5 days 7 50
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The time having arrived designated for action on the resolu-
tion offered by Mr. Rhodes relative to the fee allowed physicians
in lunacy proceedings, that matter was called uD.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the resolution be adopted.
Sum in'isoits' PROCEEBING3, 1893.43
Mr. Kennedy's motion, on being seconded by Mr. Camp, was
carried.
Mr. Kennedy, chairman of the committee on sheriff's accounts,
reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Camp were
allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the cam-
mittee :
Bills Nos. 149, 158 .
Mr. Van Natta offered the following resolution, which on
motion-of Mr. Camp was adopted:
Resolved, That the resolution disallowing bill No. 82 be rescinded, and
that the same be a1lowBd at the sum of $
On motion adjourned.
EIGHTEENTH DAY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournmeut.
RolI call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr .Northcote, representing the Suread system of ventilation,
appeared before the Board and made explanations in regard to
said system of heating, ventilation, etc..
Moved by Mr. Camp that the first order of business for Fri-
day, Dee. 15, be the receiving of bids for heating and ventilating
the Court House.
Motion seconded and carried.
44 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Mr. Conklin offered the following resohition, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Kennedy was adopted :
Resolved, That there be levied and collected upon the taxable property
of the town of Lansing the sum of six hundred and seventy -two dollars and
fifty cents ($672.5o),for the commissioner of highways,to pay expenses of the
laying out of highways in said town.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The chairman called up the special order of business left over
from yesterday's session.
Moved by Mr. Camp that the resolution be laid on the table
indefinitely.
Mr. Camp's motion on being seconded was carried.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted
Resolved, That there be paid to the clerk of this Board $25.00 ascom-
pensation for making such reports to the Comptroller of the State as he may
be required by law to make.
Mr. Pearson presented the report of Wm. J. Totten! Justice
of the Peace of the Town of Ithaca, which was received and filed.
Mr. F. A. Todd, Chairman of the committee on miscellaneous
claims, reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr. Camp
were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended by the
committee:
Bills Nos. iot, 22, IS, 34.
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.4EI
Mr. Kennedy, chairman of the committee on sheriff'seccounts,
reported bill No. 159, which on motion of Mr, -.F. A. Todd was
allowed and audited at the amount recommended by the com-
mittee.
Mr. Van Natta, chairman of the committee on constables'
accounts, reported the following bills, which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy were allowed and audited at the amounts recommended
by the committee :
Bills Nos. [02, 50, 137, 114, 126.
The various members of the Board were engaged in com-
mittee work during the 'afternoon.
On motion adjourned.
NINETEENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board niet pursuant to'adjournment.I
o-
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
A discussion on the County Road system by the several
members of the Board consumed a large portion of the forenoon,
while the remainder was taken up by the work of the several
committees.
On motion adjourned.
46 SIIPls1FISOB3' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Committee work occupied the attention of the several ntem-
bers'of the Board during the entire afternoon.
On motion adjourned..
TWENTIETH DAY.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
The County Road System was further discussed by members
of the Board.
Mr. L. G. Todd offered the following resohition, which on
motion of Mr. Keniiedy was adopted :
Resolved, Pursuant to Chap. 338, laws 1893, that there be levied and
raised from the taxable property of the city of Ithaca and paid into the city •
treasury the sum of ten thousand dollars for the support of poor of said city;
that being the sum designated by resolution of the Common Council of
said city.
The balance of the morning session was taken up by the
work of the several committees.
On motion adjourned.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.47
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
A question having arisen as to the settlement of a child
by the name of Loomis, who is being cared for at the Syracuse'
Institution for feeble minded children, that matter was discussed
by different members of the'Board.
Moved by Mr. Camp that the question be referred to the com-
mittee on jurisprudence.
Motion seconded and carried.
Mr. L. G. Todd presented the audits of the city of Ithaca,
which on motion of Mr. ,Kennedy were received and the amounts
thereof ordered levied and assessed against the taxable property•
of the city of Ithaca.
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY -FIRST DAY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Northcote. representing the Smead system of ventila-
tion, having missed his train the special order of business for
this morning's session was deferred runtil 2 o'clock this after -,
noon.
48 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the resolution heretofore adopted
by this Board in regard to the audits of the City of Ithaca be re-
considered, and referred to the committee on jurisprudence.
Mr. Kennedy's motion on being seconded by Air. Camp: was
carried.
Mr. Brill presented petitions from the business men of the
City of Ithaca, requesting the Board to adopt the County Road
Law, which were read and placed on file.
Mr. Bull offered the following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, Various delegations have appeared before this Board urging
the adoption of the County Highway Law enacted in 1893,
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Board that a reason he assigned
why no action at the present time be taken. After a thorough discussion of
the law with Prof. Collin defects were noted that would not in the opinion
of the Board justify theta in adopting the system. Amendments were sug-
gested, which will doubtless become a law in the near future, and 101en
practically amended it is the opinion of this Board that the law should be
adopted, as being in the hest interest of the towns, county and city, when
applied as a system of staking and maintaining proper gravel and dirt roads.
Mr. Camp moved the adoption of the same.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered as an amendment to Mr. Camp's
motion that the matter be laid on the table and made a special
order of business for Tuesday morning, Dec. 10, at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Todd's notion on being seconded' by Mr. VanNatta was
carried.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. Bull was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on county buildings are hereby in-
structed to take out the partition between the Supervisors' room and the
ladies' retiring room adjoining, and to erect a new ladies' room in the lobby
or hall adjoining the District Attorney's roost, which ladies' roots shall
include one lobby window.
SUPEw'1solts' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.49
Moved by Mr. Pearson that this Board hold a session Satur-
day, Dec. 16.,
Motion seconded and carried.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. Bull'was adopted:
Resolved, That the sum of five hundred dollars be levied and assessed
upon the taxable property of the town of Ulysses for the town poor.
Mr. Camp, chairman of the special committee on Court
House repairs, explained drawing& submitted by Architect W.
H. Miller for remodelling the Court House.
Mr. L., G. Todd, chairman of the committee on county
buildings, offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the sum of $350. or as much thereof as may be neces-
o sary, be appropriated to make such repairs on resident part of County Jail
as specified by committee on county buildings.
L. G. TODD,
DANA RHODES,
J. H. CONKLIN.
On motion of Mr. Camp the resolution was laid on the table
and made a special order of business for Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 2
o'clock P. M.
On motion adjourned.o
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
The chairman called up as the special order of business set
apart for this afternoon's session the heating and ventilation of
the Court House.
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Suggestions were made by different members of the Board as
to the method to be adopted for receiving plans, specifications,'
bids, etc., of the competitors.
Moved by Mr. F. A. Todd that each person competing for
heating and ventilating the Court House submit his plans, speci-
fications; guarantees and bids to the Board in private, the result
of the same not to be communicated to the other competitors.
Motion seconded by NIr. Bull and carried.
Mr. J. M. Jamieson, of Ithaca, representing a system of
steam heating and' ventilation, and Messrs. Yates & Northcote,
representing respectively the Fuller and Warren and Smead sys-
tems, appeared before the Board in turn and presented their
respective plans, specifications, etc., with accompanying bids.
Said competitors having taken up the entire afternoon in
explaining their respective plans,: specifications, etc., the Board •
was on motion adjourned.-
TWENTY- SECOND DAY.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1893.
0
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
The chairman announced as the first order of business the
heating and ventilation of the Court House.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.51
A discussion by the different members of the Board on the
three systems of heating and ventilation asheretofore mentioned
consumed the forenoon.
Moved by Mr. F. A. Todd that the matter be deferred for
final action until Tue Dec. 19, at 2 o'clock.
Motion seconded by Mr. Rhodes and carried.
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY -THIRD DAY.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1S, 1893.
Morning Session.
0
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. • Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
The chairman being called out of town the chair was occu-
pied by Mr. Bull of Caroline.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on jurisprudence,
submitted the following report, which on motion of Mr. F. A.
Todd was received and the recommendation of said committee
adopted:
Your coilunittee to whom was referred the question as to the settle'
ment of Carl R. Loomis, a child now in the "Syracuse State Institution for
feeble minded children," would respectfully report,
That this Board has no authority to pass upon the settlement of such
questions, such powers being wholly vested in the Superintendent of the
Poor.
We therefore recommend that this question be referred to James S.
Lyke, County Superintendent of the I'oor, for settlement.
DANA RHODES,
EDWARD CAMP,
JOHN BULL.
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Committee work occupied the attention of the several cam:
mittees during the forenoon.
On motion adjourned. .
Afternoon Sessiot.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Bull in the chair.
Mr. Camp, chairman of the committee on superintendent's
accounts, rendered the following report, which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy was received and ordered spread upon the minutes and
the amount, thereof ordered levied and collected against.the tax-
able property of the county:
To Me Honorable Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County:
Your committee on Superintendent's accounts would present the fol-
lowing report :
Bal. in hands of County Treasurer, Nov. 15, 1892 44 35
Amt. of appropriation, Nov., 1892 4,75 00
4794 35
Amt. paid on orders of 18go 52 00
a 1891 69 14
9 ', 18 3,95 44
4, 5 4, 5
7 77
Orders given in 1891 outstanding —
No. 13 n87
Orders given in 1892 outstanding —
No. 15 4 00
29 39 75
31 14 50
7 12
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Your eonrmittee have examined the Superintendent's estimates of the
amount needed to maintain the County Alms House and. care for the poor'
during the ensuing year, and would recommend that there be assessed and
levied upon the taxable property of the'eounty for such purposes the sum of
three thousand three hundred and ninety -seven 35 -100 dollars . . 53,397 35
To which add balance remaining in hands of Treasurer after pay-
ing all outstanding orders 652 65
Making totalappropriation for year 54,050 00 .
For County Alms House 1,256 96
For out door relief 850 00
For services of Overseers 150 00
For transportation, 50 00
52,306 96
For support of town poor by towns :
Caroline 5123 87
Danby 124 55
Dryilcn 237 67
Enfield °40 44
Groton
0
68 42
City of. Ithaca 895 o6
Lansing 6o 57
Newfield 124 55
Ulysses 67 91
1 ,743 04
54, 00
f EDWARD CAMP,
DANA RHODES,Committee.
NICHOLAS PERSON,
Mr. Wallenbeck, manufacturer of wind mills, appeared be-
foreothe Board and spoke in the matter of furnishing a wind mill
for the County House.
Mr. Ingersoll, County Treasurer, appeared before the Board
and made a statement in regard to the percentage on the school
fund coming into his hands as County Treasurer.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution:
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54 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
ResoI::cd, That the County Treasurer he allowed the sum of one hun-
dred dollars per year for office rent, fuel and light, to take effect Jan. 1st,
1894.
Mr. Rhodes moved the.adoption of the same.
Mr. Conklin moved as•an amendment to Mr. Rhodes' mo-
tion that said resolution be laid on the table.
Mr. Conklin's motion seconded and carried.
Mr. Camp, chairman of the committee on Superintendent's
accounts, reported bill No. 132, which on notion of Mr. Newman
was alowed and audited as recommended by the committee..
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY- FOURTH DAY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved. '
The chairman announced as the first order of business ac-
tion on_the resolution heretofore offered by Mr. Bull in regard to
the Highway Law.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolution• as a -sub
stitute to Mr. Bull's resolution :
WHEREAS, Delegations have appeared before this Board, with petitions
signed by citizens of Tompkins Co., requesting the adoption of tlie "New
County Road Law," and
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WHEREAS, Certain defects are known to exist in said law, making it
inoperative and impracticable, be it therefore,
Resolved, That it is the.. sense of this Board that action should be de-
ferred until by revision, said law may become practical and just.
Mr. Carpenter moved the adoption of the saute. .
On calling for the ayes and noes the vote on Mr. Todd's
resolution resulted as follows :
Ayes —F. A. Todd, Newman, Carpenter, Thompson, Van
Natta, Horton -6.
Noes- 13u11, Kennedy, Rhodes, Pearson, L. G.' Todd,
Conklin, Camp -7
Resolution lost.
The'chairin'an called for the ayes and noes on the original
resolution, the vote resulting as follows:
Ayes —Bull, Kennedy, Rhodes, Pearson, L. G. Todd, Conk-
lin, Camp -71
Noes —F. A. Todd, Newman, Carpenter, Thompson, Van
Natta, Horton -6.
Mr. Bull's resolution declared adopted.
Moved by Mr. Rhodes that the resolution heretofore offered
by Mr. Camp in regard to office rent for the County Treasurer be
taken from the table and considered.
Mr. Bull in the chair.
A discussion on the resolution by different memliers of the
Board here ensued.
Moved by Mr. Pearson that said resolution be laid on the
table indefinitely V
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Mr: Pearson's notion was seconded by Mr. Horton.
Different members of the Board made statements explaining
how they should vote and the reasons therefor.
Mr. Bull, chairman pro fern., called for the ayes and noes on
Mr. Pearson's motion, the ballot,resulting as follows:,
Ayes —F. A. Todd, Newman, Pearson, Carpenter, Thomp-
son, Conklin, Horton -7.
Noes —Bull, Kennedy, Rhodes, Todd, Van Natta, Camp -6.
Motion carried.
0
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of. the committee on miscellan-
eous claims, reported the following bills, which on motion pf
Mr. Kennedy were allowed and audited at the amounts recom-
mended by the committee:
Rills Nos. 16o, 16i.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that four thousand dollars ($4000)
he appropriated by the county for court expense account.
Mr. Kennedy's motion on being seconded by Mr. Camp was
carried.
Mr. Bull, chairman of the committee on County Treasurer's
accounts, submitted the following report, which 'on, motion of
Mr. Kennedy was received and'ordered spread upon the minutes:
To the Board of Supervisors of Me County of Tonrfikins
Your committee of County Treasurer's accounts respectfully report:
That they have thoroughly examined' and verified the accounts of
Charles Ingersoll, 'rreasurer'of• the. County. They have also,examined his`
report herewith submitted, and find it to be a correct synopsis of his ac- -
o
counts as treasurer.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.57
Your committee have also examined the securities held in trust by the
County Treasurer for the Infant Heir Pund, and report them correctly
tabulated in the report also herewith submitted.
Tons BULL,
EDWARD CAnrP,Committee.
NICHOLAS PEARSON,
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For report of County Treasurer see reports.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. F. A. Todd was adopted:
Resolved,, That the .sum of fifteen dollars be raised by tax upon the
County to pay postage incurred by the County Treasurer.
The hour having arrived designated for action on the reso-
lution heretofore offered by Mr. L. G. Todd, relative to an ap-
propriation for repairs on the resident part of the County Jail,
that matter was called up.
On motion of Mr. Camp said resolution was adopted, and
the amount thereof ordered' levied and collected upon the tax-
able property of the County.
The chairman called up as the next order of business, the °
heating.and ventilation of the Court House.
Mr. Camp, chairman of the committee on Court House re-
pairs, reported the result of the visit of said committee to• the
Campus" for the purpose of inspecting the system of heating
and ventilation in operation in the University buildings.
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68 SUPERVISORS' PRoat:EDr 1.893.
A discussion on the three systems of heating and ventila-
tion as heretofore mentioned here ensued.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the contract for heating and ventilating the Court
House be awarded to- Mr. Yates;'.in accordance with the proposition made to
this Board by him.
Moved by Mr. Camp that the resolution be adopted.
Mr. L. G. Todd offered as a substitute to Mr. Kennedy's
resolution the following resolution, which on motion of Mr.
Rhodes was adopted:
1
Resolved, That the committee on repairs of Court House confer with
Messrs. Jamieson & McKinney and ascertain as -to the guarantee of their
heating and ventilating system if applied to the Court House and Jail.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on jurisprudence,
submitted the following report:
Your committee to whom was referred the question of the legality of
the so- called City of Ithaca "tax budget," would respectfully report:
That the City of Ithaca, by its charter, is allowed to levy in each year .
a tax not exceeding thirty thousand dollars for city purposes, which amount,
as your committee believes, was intended to cover everything excepting
such sums as may be allowed by law for a specific object, such as that al-
lowed for the support of the poor and for the support of schools. Your
committee believe that this Board has no authority, to levy 'a tax upon
the taxable property of the inhabitants of the City of Ithaca for general
election purposes or anything other than that allowed for specific purposes
not otherwise provided for.
We therefore recommend that the amount asked for in the so-called
city budget be disallowed.
DANA RHODES,
JOHN BULL,Committee.
EDWARD CAMP,
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the report be received and the
recommendation of said committee adopted.
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SUPT) {VISORS' Pnom:r.Dlsn, 1893.59
On calling for the ayes and noes the vote resulted as fol-
lows:
Ayes —Bull, F. A. Todd, Kennedy, Newman, Rhodes,
Pearson, Carpenter, L. G. Todd, Thompson, Van Natta, Conk-
lin, Horton, Camp —c3.
Noes —o.
Motion carried.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on niiscellan-
eous claims, reported bill No. 162, which on motion of Mr.
Kennedy was allowed and audited as recommended by the com-
mittee.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that the committee on equalization
retire to the committee room to-morrow 'at 9:30 o'clock.
Motion seconded by Mr. Pearson and carried. °
Moved by Mr. Camp that the repairs and improvements on
the County House be referred to the Committee on County
Buildings with power.
Motion seconded by Mr..Kennedy and carried.
Mr. Newman, chairman of the committee on Charitable and
Penal Institutions, submitted the following report, which on
motion of Mr. F. A. Todd was receiSed and the amounts thereof
ordered levied and assessed against the taxable property of the
City of Ithaca and the several towns in the County:
4 '
To the Honorable the Boaril of Supervisors.
Your committee appointed to examine the accounts of the several
charitable and penal institutions, would respectfully report as follows:
Resolved, That in accordance with a resolution of the poard of Super-
visors, passed December 7th, ISSo, there be assessed and levied upon the
Ell SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
taxable property of the following towns, the City of Ithaca, and county
the sums set +forth in the annexed schedule, to reimburse the county for
amounts of money paid to the several charitable and penal institutions in
said schedule named, viz.:
CAROLINE.
Maud Leonard, Children's Home 69.70
Willie Leonard,78.00
147.75
DRYDEN.
May Woolever, Susquehanna Valley Home 91.25
Interest 3•42
Fred Cook, Syracuse State Inst. for Feeble Minded Children .30.00.
124.67
DANBY.
I,izzie Bishop, Syracuse State Inst. for Feeble Minded Children . 30.00
ITHACA CITY.
Maud Bracy, Children's Home . 9.00
Edna Gifford, Children's Home 9.03
Eddie Johnson, Children's Home .9
Ada Stenacker, Children's Home 9.00
Eva Murphy, Shelter for Unprotected Girls . .71.14
Wm. H. Minton, N. Y. S. I. for Blind 20.85
Frank Raney, Susquehanna Valley Horne . .77.0
Interest 2 .59 t
Theodore Steinmeyer, Children's Home 63.75
Bert Steinmeyer, Children's Horne .1.50
Bert Steinmeyer, Susquehanna Valley Hone . . . . . . . .77.50
Interest 2,59
John Lynch, Home for Catholic Children 2.79
Wm. Malin, Home for Catholic Children
Bertha Rundle, S. S. I. for Feeble Minded Children . . . . . . 30.00
Mary Conway, Auburn Orphan Asylum 146.00
John Shane, Auburn Orphan Asylum . . .10.0D
Eva Shane, Auburn Orphan Asylum 1o.00
Sarah Cleary, Auburn Orphan Asylum 16.00
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.61
LANSING.
Tony Haller, Ithaca Children's Home 20.25
Nora'Lamphear, Ithaca Children's Home 38.25
Eva Lamphear, Ithaca Children's Home o • 51.0o
109.50
NEWFIELD. -
Julius Casterline, Susquehanna Valley Home . . . .91'•25
Interest 3.42
94
ULYSSES.
Frank Baines, Susquehanna Valley Home 91.25
Interest 3.42
94.
TOMPKINS COUNTY.
Sabra Tubbs, Children's Home . . .9.00
Lealider Stephens, Susquehanna Valley•Home 44.50
Interest 2.12
Harry D. Miller, Susquehanna Valley Horne . •91.25
Interest t 3•42
Monroe County Penitentiary from Nov. ist, 1891, to Oct. ist, 18 " 459.58
Monroe County Penitentiary from Oct. 1st, 1892, to Oct. 1st, 1893 287.73
Carl R. Loomis, S. S. Inst. for Feeble Minded Children jo.00
927.6o
All of which is respectfully submitted.
L. J. NEwMAN,
J. H. CONKLIN,
J. E. VAN NATTA.
Mr. Rhodes, chairman of the committee on jurisprudence,
rendered the following report, which on motion of Mr. Kennedy
was received and recommendation adopted:
Your committee to whom was referred the resolution of Edward Camp
in regard to levying each year against :the City'of Ithaca and the several
towns of the county one years interest upon all taxes due the Treasurer
from the city and such towns, and not paid . within sixty days from the date
fixed in the tax wahaut for such payment, and would respectfully report
62 SUPERVISORS' PnodEI:DINcs, 1893.
That in ourr opinion this Board has the authority to make such levy,
and we recommend the adoption of the said resolution with the following
amendment_
That the words "within sixty days from the date fixed in the tax
warrant for such payment" be stricken out, and the words "on the first day
of May after such tax shall have been levied" be inserted in its stead, so
that it shalVread one year's interest upon all taxes due the Treasurer from
the cif) and such towns and not paid on.the first day of May after such tax
shall have been levied:
DANA Rrronss,
JOHN Burs„ Cb nmittee.
EDWARD CAMP,
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY -FIFTH DAY.
WEDNEsDAV, DECEMBER 20, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.1
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on
motion of Mr. Camp was adopted:
Resolved, That in case of a deficiency in court expenses for the ensu-
ing year the County Treasurer and the Supervisors of the City of Ithaca he
authorized to borrow, on the credit of the county, an amount of money suf-
ficient to meet contingencies until the meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
The committee on equalization retired to the committee
room and entered upon the discharge of their duties.
The other committees were also engaged in committee work.
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The committee on equalization returned from the committee
room and presented the following report :
Your committee on equalization would, respectfully report that they
have examined and compared the assessment rolls of the several towns of
the county and the City of Ithaca, and find them correct as to form and
footings, and 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 1893:
TOWNS Acres Real Personal Aggregate. Ratio
Caroline . . • 34,747 456,691 43 4489,241 0462
Danbv.33,286 45 43,40 495,
Dryden . . 58,192 1,285,060 75, 1,360,103 1300
Enfield 22,007 37 42 , 200 4 0376
Groton..3 865,933 142,850 1,008,783 0876Ithaca (town) . 16,293 4 3 5
Ithaca (city) . 2 ,940. 3, 5 3,7 3314
Lansing... • 37,789 1 . 1 ,222,784 77, 1 ,300 , 034 1237
Newfield . . '. 3 4 32,220 493, 0467
Ulysses . . . 19,818 1,025,083 212,310 1, 237.393 1037
Totals. . 292 ,794 49,885,078 41,208,705 e 7 ' '
JOHN H. CONKLIN,
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NICHOLAS PEARSON,
JOHN BULL,
L. J. NEWMAN,
L. G. TODD,
P. A. TODD,
J. H. KENNEDY.
The assessed valuation of the several towns as per assessors of Tomp-
kins County for the year 1893:
Towns Acres.Real. Personal. Aggregate.
Caroline 34,747 4 43
Danby .33,286 625, 254 43,4 668 , 654
Dryden . . ., . . . . 58,192 1 , 051 , 895. 75, 1 , 126 ,940
Enfield 22,007 53 42,200 573,693Groton30,725 1,110,220 142,850 1,253,070
Ithaca .16,293 5 3 607,310
City .2 ,940 2 ,599,376 5 3,111.531
Lansing.37,7 997, 77,250 1,074,340
Newfield -3 488,670 32,220 520,890
Ulysses 19,818 1,061,000 212,310 1,273,310
Totals 292 ,794 9,885,078 $1,208,705 411,093,783
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Moved by Mr. Van Natta that the report be laid on. the
table and made a special order of business for Thursday, Dec.
2!, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Motion' seconded and carried.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.,
Mr. Camp, chairman of the special committee on Court
House repairs, reported on the result of the conference ofisaid
committee with Messrs. Jamieson and McKinney.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the resolution asking for office rent for the County
Treasurer, which was tabled indefinitely, be taken up for - reconsideration.
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Mr. Pearson moved the adoption of the resolution.
The chairman called for the ayes and noes, the vote result
ing as follows:
Ayes —Bull, F. A. Todd, Newman, Rhodes, Pearson, Car-
penter, L. G. Todd, Thompson, Van Natta, Conklin, Camp —t I.
Noes—Horton—I.
Mr. Todd's resolution declared adopted.
Mr. F. A. Todd offered the following resolutidn as a sub-
stitute to,the original resolution:
Resolved; That whenever the County Treasurer shall incur an extra ex-
pense of one hundred dollars or more in fitting or procuring a fit and corn=
modicum office for transacting county business in excess of the requirements
of an office to conduct his own legitimate business, he be allowed one hun-
dred dollars per year office rent.
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Mr. Van Natta moved the adoption of the resolution.
On calling for the ayes and noes the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes —Bull, F. A. Todd, Newman,' Rhodes; Pearson, Car-
penter, L. 0..Todd, Thompson, Van Natta, Canp =io.
Noes— Conklin, Horton -2.
Resolution adopted.
Mr. Rhode's presented the following' act, which was passed
by the following vote: !!
Ayes —Bull, Newman, - Rhodes, I,. G. Todd, Thompson,
Van Natta, Conklin -7.
Noes — Horton, Camp, Pearson, F. A. Todd, Carpenter -5.
ACT NO. 1.
AN ACT for the protection of birds in the County of 'Tompkins, made under
the provisions of Section 273, Chapter 488, of the Laws of 1892, and
known as the Game Laws. Passed Decenrher 20, 1893, three - fourths
being present.
The people of the County of Tompkins, represented in the Board of
Supervisors, do enact as follows:
Sec. 1. Ruffed grouse, commonly known as partridge, or any member
of the grouse family, shall not be hunted, shot at, or killed, in the County
of Tompkins, between the first day of December and the first day of Septem-
tier ; nor had in possession or sold between the first day of Pebruary and
the first day of Septernber. And possession thereof between the first day
of December and the first day of February is forbidden and shall be deemed
a violation of this section,' unless it be affirmatively proved by the one having
possession or selling, that said birds were killed within the lawful period
for killing the same, or out of the County of Tompkins.
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Sce. 2. Any violation of the provisions of this act is hereby made a
misdemeanor, and punishable accordingly ; and in addition thereto, the
violator is liable to a penalty of twenty -five dollars for each bird killed,
sold or had in his possession contrary to the provisions of this act.
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Sec. 3. All fines recovered under the provisions of this Act and belong-
ing to the county, shall be paid to the Treasurer of said county, to be kept
by him as a separate fund, and to be used and applied for the purpose of the
enforcement of this act, -bva payment of costs, and in such other manner as
the Board of Supervisors of said county may direct.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect the first day of July, 1894.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
WHEREAS, by Chapter 32, Laws of 1885, the various collectors and tax
receivers of Tompkins County are required to make return of their war-
rants on or before the first day of May to the Treasurer of said County; and
WHEREAS, It has been the custom heretofore, for some of tlie said col-
lectors and tax receivers to invariably neglect to make such return accord-
ing to law, and allow the same to drag along for many months after such
return should have been made ; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Count Treasurer be requested hereafter to enforce
the law in regard to the return of such warrants, and that in case any of
such collectors or tax receivers .shall neglect to pay to the several town
officers of his town', Or to the County Treasurer,' the sums required by his
warrant to be paid to them respectively, or either of them, the County
Treasurer shall, within twenty days after the time when such payments
should have been made, issue a warrant under his hand and seal, directed to
the sheriff of the county, commanding him to levy such sum as shall re-
main unpaid and unaccounted for by such collector or tax receiver of the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements of such collector, or tax receiver,
and to pay the same to the County Treasurer, as provided by law.
Mr Pearson presented the report of Wm. O. Newnan, a
Justice of the Peace of the town of Ithaca, which was received
and placed on file.
Mr. Bull offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr. Camp was adopted:
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Resolved, That the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized and directed
to close the following accounts by covering them into Court expense, viz:
County Audits, $92.53; Willard State Hospital, $4027.48; Insurance Court
House, $loo.00; County fines, $125.00.
On motion adjourned.
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TWENTY -SIXTH DAY.
THURSDAY, DECEMrntR 2I, 1893.
Morning 'Session.
Board net pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Moved by Mr. Kennedy that when this Board adjourns to-
morrow it adjourn until Friday, Dec. 29.
Motion seconded by Mr. Camp and carried.
Mr. Camp presented.' the following certificate from the
county treasurer:
ITHACA, DECEMBER 21, 1893.
I certify that there was due the County of Tompkins on the Est day of
May, 1893, from the collectors of the following towns, the sum of four
thousand three hundred and fifteen and r4 -100 dollars, as follows :
Drterest.
Danby .91 o6
Dryden 39 67 2 37
Groton 4 001 24
Lansing 52 02.3 12
Ithaca 3,4 15 205 68
Newfield R 27 22 1 63
Ulysses 269 6o 16 ,7
Caroline 5.3
Ithaca (town)488 30 29 29
4,3 14 258 77
CHARLES INGERSOLI „
County Treasurer.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on motion
of Mr.,Kennedy was adopted:
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Resolved, That one year's interest on the Various amounts reported by
the County Treasurer, as reported above, as due from the several towns and
City of Ithaca, be assessed and levied upon the taxable property of the City
of Ithaca and towns respectively.
Moved by Mr. F. A. Todd that bill No. 7 t be allowed at the
amount claimed.
Motion seconded by Mr. Camp and carried.
Mr. F. A. Todd, chairman of the committee on miscellan -.
eons claims, reported the following bills, which on motion of
Mr. Kennedy, were allowed and audited at the amounts recom-
mended by the committee
Bills Nos. 175, 174, 173, 172 , 171 , 17o, 169. 168, ,66, 167, 164, 163, 165.
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Moved by Mr. Camp that the report of the committee on
equalization be adopted.
Mr. Camp's motion seconded by Mr. Bull and ^carried.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. F. A. Todd was adopted:
Resolved, That the collectors of the several towns, and the tax collector
of the City of Ithaca, be required to settle with the County Treasurer on or
before March tst, '894.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Camp was adopted :
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Resolved, That in the distribution of the proceedings of the Board of
Supervisors for the present year,
Caroline shall receive l 35o copies
Danby 325
Dryden 750
Enfield 30O
Groton 6r5
Ithaca (town) shall receive . . . .300
Ithaca City ist Ward shall receive 150
Ithaca City 2 Ward 265
Ithaca City 3d Ward 260
Ithaca City 4th Ward
200
Lansing 475
Newfield 450
Ulysses 56o
Mr. Pearson offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion was adopted ;
Resolved, That there be levied and assessed upon the taxable property
of the inhabitants of the following road districts in the town of Ithaca the
sum of three hundred and twenty -five dollars ($325), for the purpose of pay-
ing for road machines, namely:
Districts Nos. 7, 8, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 42, 44, 4 49, 5
The following resolution, offered by Mr. Kennedy, was on
motion of Mr. Bull 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
Democrat, an abstract of the accounts furnished by the town auditors, an
abstract of all county accounts, the number of days the Board was in ses-
sion, and the service bill of each member of the Board of Supervisors for
the year 1893.
Mr. L. G. Todd, chairman of the committee on appropria-
tions, submitted the following report, which on motion of Mr.
Camp was adopted :
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To the Board of Supervisors:
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Your committee on appropriations respectfully report the following:
Resolved, That there be levied and collected 'upon the taxable property
of the several towns and City of Ithaca, comprising the County of Tomp-
kins, the suns herein set forth for the following purposes.
L. G. TODD,
DANA RHODES,
J. H. CONKLIN.
STATE TAX.
Schools 412,510 82
Insane 4, 3
General purposes 16,170 44
Total 32,936 64
COUNTY TAX.
Stenographers 499 02
County Audits 12,145 61
Syracuse State Institution for feeble minded children . . .3o 00
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 35o 00
Clerk of Supervisors, Comptroller's report 25 00
County Judge's salary 2,50o 00
County Treasurer's salary goo 00
Court expense account 4,005 00
Clerk of Surrogate's Court 50o oo,
County Treasurer's postage 15 00
District Attorney's salary Goo oo
District Attorney's office rent 200 00
County fuel and gas account 75 00
Susquehanna Valley Home 141 29
School Commissioner's salary 400 00
Surrogate Janitor's account 75 00
Special County Judge's salary 50 00
Sheriff's office rent 35 00 0
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Superintendent of Poor 2,306 96
Interest due March r, 1894, G. M. Pierson •125 00
J. A. Elston 50 00
Supervisor of Ithaca . . . . .140 00
and principal L. D. VanPelt . .3,55o 00
L. ,G. O'Daniel 1,028 15
Crozier & Feeley 518 20
Fred E. Bates 367 02 u
Monroe County Penitentiary,747 3
Appropriation for repairing resident •part of jail 35 00 •
County Treasurer's office rent too 00
Total i 32,868 56
I CAROLINE.
State tax 1,521 67
County tax 1,518 53
Town Audits 1 ,o56 3
I-Iigh*ays and bridges 500 00
Overseer of town poor 500 00
Superintendent of the Poor 123 87
Returned tax 1 7
Ithaca Children's Home 147 75
Interest on unpaid taxes 3
Total . .5,37o 29
DANNV.
State tax a . . 1 ,505 21
County tax,1,502 09
Town Audits 826 27
Highways and bridges 250 00
Superintendent of the Poor 124 55
Returned tax 9
Town Hall, per resolution Town Board-100 00
Syracuse Institution for feeble minded children (clothing),. 3o 00
Interest on .unpaid taxes o6
Total 4,339 09
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DRYDEN.
State tax 4,281 76
County tax 4, 9
Town Audits I 2.291 90
Susquehanna Valley Home 94 67
Superintendent of the Poor 237 67
Highways and Bridges, as per resolutions 1,697 84
Re- assessed tax 39 67
Syracuse State Institution for feeble minded children . .. . . .30 00
Interest on unpaid taxes 2 37
Total. . . _12,948 80
ENFIELD.
State tax 1 , 238 4
County tax 1 , 235 87
Town Audits 1,890 20
Highways and Bridges -25o 00
Interest on R. R. Bonds 1,176 oo
Superintendent of the Poor 4 44
Total 5, 93
GROTON. I
State tax 2,885 25
County. tax 2 , 879 23
Town Audits 2,466 89
Superintendent of the Poor 68 42
Highways and bridges 250 00
Returned tax 4 08
Interest on unpaid taxes 24
Interest on R. R. bonds 1,050 00
Sinking fund . .150 00
Total 9,754 11
ITHACA (TOWN).
State tax 1,561 20
County tax . ... 1 ,557 98
Ithaca and Athens R. R. Sinking Fund j4 of $15,000.00 . .1,875 on
Ithaca and Athens R. R. Interest on Bonds y of $3,375. .421 88
Ithaca and Geneva R R Interest on Bonds of $5,950.00 . .743 75
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Returned tax 7x 02
Susquehanna Valley Home . ... . .2 45
Home for Catholics 2 12
Children's Floine 5 81
Shelter for Unprotected Girls 75
Auburn Orphan Asylum . 13 12
Interest on unpaid taxes . . . .29 37
Dotal 8 ,961 45 •
ITHACA (CITY).
State tax 10,915 20
County tax 10,892 65
Ithaca and Athens Sinking Fund 35 of $15,000.00.13.125 0o
Ithaca and Athens Interest on bonds'% of $3,37500.. ... .2,953 12
Ithaca and Geneva Interest on bonds rs of $5,950.00 . .. . .5,206 25FormerTownAudits3of $ • • • ... .. • 2,064 19
Returned tax 1,1 3
Iirterest on unpaid taxes 205 62
Superintendent of Poor .895 o6
Susquehanna Valley Home 157 73'
Syracuse State Institution for feeble minded children 30 00
Home for Catholics 17 6o
Children's Home 59 44
Shelter for Unprotected Girls . . . ... ... ... .70 39
New York State Institution for the blind 20 So.
Auburn Orphan Asylum . ... ... ... . 168 88
Bal. amt. poor fund, as per res. Com. Council ., .. _ S,58o 10
10,000 00
Total . • . . . . ... .5 26
LANSING.
State tax •4,074 26
County tax 4,065 85
Town Audits 9, 97
Superintendent of the Poor 60 57
Highways and Bridges 500 00
Laying out Highways 6 50
Return tax 52 02
Ithaca Children's Home 109 50
Interest on unpaid taxes 3 12
Total . . . 79
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NEWFIEI D.
State tax 1 ,538 14
County tat 1 ,534 97
Town Audits 2,45 3
Highways and Bridges 25o 00
Superintendent of the Poor 124 55
Interest on R. R. Bonds 3,206 00
Susquehanna Valley Home 94 67
Overseer of the Poor 5o 00
Unpaid taxes 27 22
Interest on unpaid taxes . .1 63 >
Total 9.285 56
ILSSSI ?S.
State tax 3,4 53
County tax 3.4 47
Town Audits ..1,308 43
Interest R. R. Bonds 3,794 00
Highways and Bridges 500 00
Overseer of the Poor 500 oo
Superintendent of the Poor 67 9
Susquehanna Valley Home 94
Returned tat 236 15
Interest on unpaid taxes 16 17
Mr. Pearson offered the following resolution, and moved its
adoption':
Resolved, That the contract for heating and ventilating the Court
House with steam heat in connection with jail, be awarded' to Messrs.
Jamieson S McKinney, in accordance with the bid, plans specifications and,
guarantees submitted by the special committee on heating and ventilation.
provided the said. Jamieson S McKinney shall enter into such a contract
with this Board as this Board has been given to understand they have
offered to do, said contract to be submitted to this'Board for approval.
Motion second&d by Mr. Thompson.
On calling for the ayes and noes the vote resulted as fol -'
lows:
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Ayes —F. A. Todd, Newman, Rhodes, Pearson, L. G.
Todd, Thompson, Van Natta, Conklin -8.
Noes —Bull, Kennedy, Carpenter, Horton, Camp -5.
Resolution declared adopted.
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY- SEVENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Moved by Mr. Conklin that the chairman appoiut a special
committee to procure thcontract from Messrs. Jamieson & Mc-
Kinney for heating and ventilating the Court House, - and to
take charge of the building until the same shall be completed.
Motion seconded by Mr. Camp and carried.
The chair appointed as such committee .Messrs. Camp, Bull
and Pearson.
Mr. L. G. Todd presented the audits of the former town of
Ithaca, which were received and filed.
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The following resolution, offered by Mr. Kennedy, was on
motion adopted unanimously :
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Resolved, That in appreciation of the ability, impartiality, and courtesy
with which he has performed his duties as presiding officer, the thanks of
the members of this Board are cordially extended to oitr chairman, Mr.
Randolph Horton.
Mr. Rhodes offered the following resolution, which on mo- .
tion was adopted unanimously:
Resolved, That we hereby extend to our clerk, Hugh T. Burtt, our
thanks for the efficient and prompt manner in which be has discharged the
duties of his office during thesession of this Board.
Mr. Rhodes 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
Journal during this session.
On motion adjourned.
TWENTY - EIGHTH DAY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1893.
Morning Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes of preceding day read and approved.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the special committee on repairs on the Court House be
authorized to make such repairs on the court room as may be required, ac-
cording to the plans submitted by Architect Miller.
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Mr. Pearson proved the adoption of the resolution.
Mr. Kennedy called for the ayes and noes, the vote result -,
ing as follows :
Ayes —Bull, Kennedy, Newman, Pearson, Carpenter, Thomp-
son, Van Natta, Horton, Camp —g.
Noes—F'. A. Todd; Rhodes, L. G. Todd -3.
Resolution adopted.
Mr. Rhodes offered' the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. Pearson was adopted.
Resolved, That the chairman and clerk of this Board be authorized to
execute in our behalf, the contract with Jamieson & McKinney for heating
and ventilating the Court House, when such contract shall be presented to
them by the special committee on heating and ventilating Court House.
Mr. Camp offered the following resolution, which on mo-
tion of Mr. F. A. Todd was adopted :
Resolved, That the committee on County Buildings are hereby author-
ized to borrow upon the credit of and for the county such amounts of money
as may be necessary to make any improvements that they have becn °di-
rected to have made...
On motion adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Mr. Kennedy offered the following resolution, and moved
the adoption of the satne:
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Resolved, That the special committee on the heating and repairs of
the Court House be authorized to borrow, as may be necessary, on the
credit of the county, a sum sufficient to pay for the same.
Mr. Kennedy's notion was seconded by Mr. Camp and •
carried.
Mr. Camp, chairman of the special committee on Court
House repairs, presented the contract between Messrs. Jatinieson
S McKinney and 'the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins
County, for heating andveutilating the Court House.
Moved by Mr. Camp that the contract, as presented by said
committee on Court House repairs, be signed by the chairman
and clerk of this Board.
Motion seconded and carried.
The minutes of the day's proceedings were read and approved.. •
There being no further business, the Board was, on motion, .
declared adjourned sine die.'
HUGH T. BURTT, Clerk.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,ss_
COIINTV ON TOMPKINS —BOARD OF . SUPERVISORS,
I hereby certify that the following abstract comprises all the
bills and accounts "against the county of Tompkins presented to
the Board of Supervisors of said county at its annual session for
the year 1893,' showing the name of each claimant, the true
nature of the account, the amount priginally claimed, and the
amount as finally allowed and audited by said Board.
HUGH T. BURTT, Clerk.
No. Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
t J. K. Follet, Deputy Sheriff .'6 20 6 20
2 S. D. Sincebaugh, constable 6 30 6 30
3 C. E. Bruce, constable 4 05 4 05
4 C. E. Bruce, constable '9 25 9 25
5 Syracuse State Institution for feeble minded
children (County Budget)
6 C. E. Bruce, constable .' .12 00 12 00
7 R. J. Pierce, constable 4 3 ' 4 3
8 E. A. Hand, lunacy proceedings to 00 5 00
9 , S. P. Sackett, lunacy proceedings .to 00 10 oo
to Marshhll Woodbury, constable . ... ... ... .t 50 1 50 •
tt. ID. Hubbell, coroner's jury . . . . . . . . .1 oo 1 00
12 N. A. Collings, coroner's jury.. ... ... .. . .00 1 oo
13 'C. H. Tarbell, constable 5 85 5 85
14 H. S. Hopkins, Justice of the Peace- ... . .6 20 6 20
15 Susquellanoa Valley flame (see County Budgets)
80 Suilx.BVlsolts' PnooEE0iNos, 1893.
r6 Susquehanna Valley Home (see County Budgets)
t7 Jared T. Newman, Iegal services 16 o0 r6 00
18 Fred E. Bates, services building committee . .49 04 49 04
19 Susquehanna Valley Home (see County Budgets)
20 Susquehanna Valley Home (see County Budgets)
21 Susquehanna Valley Home (see County Budgets)
22 R: A. Crozier, services building committee .37 84 37 84
23 E. Davis Allen, lunacy proceedings 5 00 5 00
24 D. L. & W. R. R. Co., coal for jail and court house 115 58 115 58
25 R. G. H. Speed, Justice of the Peace 4 15 4 15
26 N. D. Chapman, medical services . .10 00 2 00
27 E. D. Norton, printing, ass'd M. N. Tompkins , 36 00 36 00
28 S. H. Peck, lunacy proceedings . . .00 15 00
29 H. H. Miller, Deputy Sheriff, ass'd W. H. Willson 7 45 7 45 .
39 Eugene Baker, M. D., lunacy proceedings . . 45 00 45 00
31 Crozier & Feeley, supplies for jail 2 75 2 75
32 Chas. Ingersoll, livery . 16 00 16 oo
33 N. Y. & P..T. & T. Co., telephone at jail . 42 00 . 42 00 -
34 Chas. Ingersoll, livery . . .to oa. 10 00
35 G. C. McClune, stone County Clerk's office . .28 15 28 15.
36 Ithaca Water Works, water ... . . . , .. . . . 115 00, 115. 00
37 J. P. Fahey. medical services ..........5 00 5 00
38 A. H. Pierson, services building,cornmittee . . . 53 7 53 7
39 Chas. A. Smith, sprinkling . . . . . . . . .... .6 5o 6 so
40 Enz and Miller, supplies . . . 87 15' 87 15
41 Nelson E. Lyon, Justice - of the Peace .85 85-
42 E. S. Tichenor, coroner's jury 2 00 2. 00
43 E. S. Tichenor & Son, supplies for jail 22 45 22 45'
44 City of Ithaca, Recorder's services 6 15 6 15
45 Albert VanAuken, constable 6 55 6 55.
46 H. A. Mosher, coroner's jury 7 00•7 00,
47 Chauncey P. Biggs, lunacy proceedings . , .r5 00 15 00
48 Clayton Bower, constable 35 35
49 J. W. Brown, coroner 107 40 100 90
5o City of Ithaca, police services 3 55 3 55
5x Ithaca faun's], printing t,119 to 1,119
52 Ithaca Journal, printing 1;127 05 1,127 05 -
53 The Bool Co., supplies 66 23 66 23
54 Saml. J. McKinney, plumbing 15 8o 15 So
55 C. II. & H. J, Willson, painting, ass'd W. H.
Willson 67 91 67 91
56 Andrus & Church, stationery 27 25 27 25
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDIINGS, 1893.81
57 Wm. B. Estabrook, stenographer 11 00 11 oo
58 A. B. Dale, architect.6 0o 6 oo
59 J. Will Trec, book 6 00'6 o0
6o J. P. Merrill, Justice of Peace, ass'd J. M. Heggie 27 45 27 45'
61 Jamieson & McKinney, supplies 22 53 22 53
62 Barr Bros., supplies 5 84 5 84
63 Geo. H. Northrup,coroner's jury 2 00 2 00
64 John Winslow, lunacy rtoceedin s4JlunacyIb 55 00 25 00
65 H. H. Miller, Deputy Sherif ass'd W. H. Willson 3 75 3 75
66 E. J. Morgan, Jr., lunacy proceedings 20 00 , 15 00
67 R. E. Potter, Overseer of Poor 2 00 - 0 00
68 J. S. Kirkendall, lunacy proceedings . . . 40 00 40 00
69 Elnta Griggs, lunacy iproceedings 20 00 20 00
70 B. A. Kerst, autopsy to oo 5 00
71 Chas. Ingersoll, livery .5 00 5 00
72 P. A. Kerst, lunacy proceedings 10 00 10 00
73 Chas. \V. Earl. constable 6 05 6 05
74 J. F. Tetley, coroner's jury, ass'd W. H. Willson 2 00 2 00
75 Stephen W. Vorhis, constable 8 6o 8 6o
76 Geo. Small, lumber 2 53 2 53
77 Jason P. Merrill, Justice of Peace, ass'd W. H.
Willson 28 45 28 45
73 Arthur B. Brooks, supplies Co. Clerk's office .2 25 2 25
79 M. E. Poole, Justice of the Peace 46 25 4 25 ,
8o Judson B. Todd, supplies 9 90 9 90
81 Richard E. Lusk & Sop, book 8 00 8 oo
82 Webb Wallace, constable 24 . 40 20 95
85 M. Besemer, lunacy proceedings 45 00 45 00 •
84 A. J. Coe, Deputy Sheriff 7 50 7 50
85 Frank L. Tarbell, constable 2 50 2 50
86 Weekly Ithacan, printing 35 25 00 00
87 White & Burdick, paint 25 22 25 22
88 Rothschild Bros., supplies for jail 4 00 , 4 00
89 C. M. Bliveu, livery 16 00 10 00
90 Richard Nash, repairs" Surrogate's office . . .26 80. 26 8o
91 Ithaca Democrat, printing 128 14 128 14
92 Edward Meany, lunacy proceedings'10 00 10 00
93 'E. D. Norton, printing 2 55 2 55
94 Stenographers, (see County Budgets)
95 New York State Institution forBlind, (see County
Budgets
96 Society for protection of destitute Catholic '
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children, (see County Budgets)
97 Western New York Institute for Deaf Mutes (see
County Budgets)
8 .95 Western New York Institute for Deaf Mutes (see
County Budgets)
99 Shelter for unprotected girls (see County Budgets)
loo City of Ithaca, pavement tax 5131 5 513r 5
tot R. Horton, services building committee . . .56 42 56 42
102 A. M. Dederick, constable 6 85 6 85
103 Samuel Frazier, constable 9 70 9 •0 y
104 J. Flickinger, lunacy proceedings . 10 00 , 10 00)
105 J. Flickinger, coroner . 96 90 96 90
106 W. I. Sherwood, coroner's jury . . . .7 00 7 00
107 E. P. Bouton,.corover's jury . 7 00 7 00
io8 M. Atwater, coroner's jury . . . ... . 4 00 4 00
109 R. J. Hunt, coroner's jury i 6 oo t 6 00
Ito Seneca Spicer, constable 29 95 29 95
111 Andrew J. Howland; coroner's jury 7 00 7 00
112 Children's Home (see County Budgets) . ... .
113 C. M. Wixoni, constable 25 30 25 30
114 E. C. Wolf, constable.13 15 13 15
115 C. M. Wixom, eonstale 6 80 6 8o
116 F. B. Aiken, Justice Peace 16 30 16 30
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117 Hawkins & Todd, supplies for jail . ... . ..38 25 38 25
118 'Treman, Ring & Co., supplies for jail . . ... . 41 12 41 12
119 J. H. Jennings, services as Surrogate . ... . .6 00 6 oo
120 Samuel G. Dimick, coroner's jury 7 00 7 00
121 Driscoll Bros., Labor and material for County
House 172 86 158 49
122 James Worsen, coroner's jury, ass'd L. R. Lyon 1 00 1 00
123 J. W. Tibbetts, board of prisoners 2,047 16 - 2,047 16
124 J. W. Tibbetts, Sheriff 7 9 7 9
125 J. P. Merrill,Justice of Peace,ass'd W. H. Willson S8 0o 88 00
126 A. S. Fox, constable 4 35 2 75
127 J. J. Montgomery, coroner 16 00 16 00
128 J. W. Brown, lunacy proceedings 10 00 10 00
29 Chas. S. Seaman, livery 10 00 10 00
130 Geo. A. Ilopkins,coroner's jury 7 00 7 00
131 Hiram E. Baker, Deputy Sheriff 13 20 13 20
132 James S. Lvke, Supt. of Poor 723 00 723 00
133 James S. L }•ke,grading 72 00 72 00
134 Win. Severn, team work at County I -Iouse . . 29 20 29 20
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135 David Harrison, team work at County House . 24 00 24 00
136 Philo Smith, team work at County House .15 00 15 00
437 Demont Anderson, constable 28 85 28 85
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138 J. J. Montgomery, lunacy proceedings to 00 5 00
139 J. 3. Montgomery, lunacy proceedings : . . .10 00 5 00
140 Fred L. Clock, coroner's jury 2'00 2 00
41 Ithaca Journal, printing official canvass . . .63 go 63
142 Ithaca Democrat, publishing official canvass .30 00 30 00
143 Wm. P. Biggs, coroner's jury 7 00 7 00
144 S. L. Stone, coroner's jury, ass'd kA. H: Pierson 9 00 9 00
145 A. J. Brink, Sheriff's jury 2 00 2 00
146 Ed E. Buck, Sheriff's jury 4 00 2 00
147 A. D. Schenck, Sheriff's jury 2 00 2 00
148 R. Miller, Sheriff's jury . . . .2 00 2 00
149 J. W. Tibbetts, Sheriff 30 20 30 20
150 Chas. -W. Earl, Deputy Sheriff 24 00 24 00
151 Monroe County Penitentiary (see County
Budgets)'
152 Monroe County Penitentiary (see County
Budgets)
153 L. H. Van Kirk, County Clerk .499 67 499 67
154 L. H.,Van Kirk, County Clerk goo 76 goo 76
155 H. E. Baker, Deputy Sheriff . . . 2 00 2 00
156 City of Ithaca, Recorder's fees . . . ... . . . 8o 20, So 20
157 City of Ithaca, Police officers' fees . _ . _ . . . 9 3 9 3
158 Albert Neideck,1 7 ... ... . 17 40 I40
159 Chas. E. Turk, Under- sheriff 9 90 9 90
16o Edward Camp, services building connnittee .X31 68 31 68
61 John Bull, committee work 5 44 5 44
162 Eugene Terry, making index 65 oo 65 oo
SUPERVISORS' SERVJCR BILL
163 R. Horton, service bill 143 7 143 7
164 J. H. Kennedy,.159 3 159 3
65 P. A. Todd 136 20 136 20
166 T. S. Thompson, 116 00 116 00
167 E. S. Carpenter,116 0o 1 00
168 John Bull,136 30 136 3o
169 J. E. Van Natta,6 0o 116 00
170 Nicholas Pearson,127 45 127 45
171 L. J. Newman,135 4 135 41
172 L. G. Todd,1 171 02 171 02
173 Edward Camp,147 7 7
174 Dana Rhodes,149 7 149 7
175 John H. Conklin, . 143 85 143 85
Total 12271 78 $12145 61
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G .TOWN AUDITS:
4.
CAROLINE.
Abstract of the navies of all persons who presented accounts'
to be audited by the Towi1 Board of the town of Caroline on the
9th clay of November, 1893, with the amounts claimed by each
and the amounts audited. and allowed each.
No. Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
Geo. C. Whitley, Overseer of l'oor 16 00 16 00
2 Wm. Clark, deputy constable . ... _ . .. .1 [5 1 15
3 R. E. Brink, hall rent 12 00 12 00
4 John Davis, ballot clerk 4 00 , 4 00
5 John Davis,inspector '90 and '91 10 00
6 Clarence Nixon, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
7 I Henry Winehall, poll clerk 4 00 4.00
8 John Jenks, inspector 17 96 17 96
9 William Clark, inspector 12 00 12 00
10 Abram G. Haskin, inspector n 65 12 65
11 Jay R. Preston, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
12 Ithaca Journal, printing IS So 18 8o
13 Milo Yates, excise commissioner 6 oo 600
14 Harry A. Davis, inspector . ..13 20 13 20
15 O. D. Mulks, inspector 12 00 12 00
16 D. C. Krum, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
17 W. C. Gallagher, poll clerk 4 00 4 00 •
18 George Nelson, Overseer of Poor . . . . . . .10 00 10 00
re. H. A. Hildebrant, assessor 1892 34 6o 34 6o
20 H. A. Hildebrant, assessor 1893 34 00 34 00
86, SSUPERVISORS' PROOEEDINGS. 1893.
21 C. R. Lounsbery, assessor 3 75 53 75
22 Mason J. Clark, constable . ... 24 55 15 55
23 A. M. Dedrick, constable 12 45 10 95
24 E. H. Card, hall rent 12 00, 12 00
25 Ira Bogardus, ex- connnissioner highways . .14 00 4 00
26 Geo. H. Richardson, inspector . 12 00 12 00
27 C. A. Lull, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
28 B. M. Valk, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
29 W. T. Graham, inspector 17 56 17 56
30 • F. B. Lounsbery, ex -Town Clerk 25 00 25 00
31 Chas. E. Meeks, Town Clerk 5 47 5 47
32 John J. Peters, Justice of Peace 33 15 33 15
33 DeF. A. Ried, M. D.. .4 75 4 75
34 R. L. Denman, inspector 12 00 12 00
35 Geo. R. Peck, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
36 Edward Lounsbery, hall rent •12 00 12 00
37 F. G. Ault, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
38 Chas. W, Personius, service . ... . . ... .6 25 6 25
39 F. A. Patch, assessor 20 38 20 38
40 Jolm Cross, Justice of Peace 7 75 7 75
41 R. G. H. Speed, inspector and messenger . . ".9 72 9 72
42 Dr. Christopher, assigned John Cross .2 25 2 25
43 R. G. H. Speed, Justice of Peace r6 5o i6 50
44 E. E. Legge, damages .12 CO 12 00
45 R. G. H. Speed, Justice of Peace . . . . . . .8 00 8 00
46 R. F. Abbey, excise commissioner.. .6 oo 6 00
47 R. C. Clark, commissioner of Highways loo 00 100 00
48 Dr. Christopher, medicine 75 75
49 Clarkson Davis, ballot clerk . ... . ... . . .4 00 q 00
50 M. N. Tompkins, counsel fees . . to oo 10 oo
51 Geo. E. Harris, Overseer of Poor 6 00 6 oo
52 C. T. Lawrence, ballot clerk . •4 00 4 00
53 R . V. Personius, Justice of Peace.. . .. . .49 75 49 75
54 R. G. H. Speed, inspector of election 226 60 226 60
55 Jahn Bull, Supervisor .34 39 34 39
56 N. G. Spalding, highway manuals.. . 1.39 5 39 50
Total 51,076 88 51,056 38
Bills 53 and 54 are for service, and for moneys expended in defending
town in suit brought by F. $. Bates, ex- Supervisor, also for expense of re-
storing town records, and for purging town audits of illegal bills.
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SUPERVISORS' PleocEEuIKGS, 1893:87
We, the undersigned, composing the Town Board of the town of Caro-
line do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct statement of the ac-
counts audited by us this 9th day of Nov., 1893.
JOHN BULL, Supervisor.
JOHN CROSS, 1 •
JOHN J. PETERS,W. V. BERSONIUS, Just of the Peace.
R. G. H. Si %an,
C. E. MEERS, Town Clerk.
Resolutions adopted at the annual town meeting held Febru-
ary r4, 1893:
Resolved, That there be raised for the support of the poor' for the
ensuing year five hundred dollars l$soo.00).
Resolved, That there be raised for highways for the ensuing year five
hundred dollars ($So0.00).
CAROLINE, NOVEMBER 14, 1893.
I hereby certify that the foregoing statement is correct.
CHARLES E. MEEKS; Town Clerk.
DANBY.
Abstract of the names of all persons who presented accounts
to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors of the town of
Danby on the 9th day of November, 1893, with the amount
claimed by each and the amount finally audited and allowed each :
No. Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
I George E. Morris, assessor 23 00 23 00
2 Horace' Elyea,25 00 25 00
3 Lucian B. Beers,23 00 23 00
4 Theron S. Ward, ex- assessor bill of 1891.. . ..20 00, 20 00
5 Ithaca Journal, printing 13 70 13 70
6 Bennett & Brock, book crates for Clerk's office .8 5o 8 5o
7 Levi L. Beers, surveying 6 00 6 00
8 Levi L. Beers, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
9 ' Judson iJennings, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
10 Arthur Beardsley, ballot clerk 400 4 00
88 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
1 Nathan M. Beers, inspector 8 oo 8 00
12 Edward E. Swartout, inspector and messenger 13 48 13 48
13 John E. Beers. medical services 50 25 l0 25
14 Benj. W. Genung, reporting births and deaths 3 25 3 25
15 Theron W. Slocum, Justice of the Peace . . .24 95 24 95
16 Jacob Wise,12 So 12 80
17 Jacob Wise, inspector 8 00 8 oo
18 Aden Wm. Hayward. ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
19 Prank A. Todd, Supervisor 28 44 • 28 44
zo Joseph - P. Thatcher, ballot clerk . . 4 00 4 00
21 George M. Meaker, highway supplies 100 00 100 00
22 George M. Meaker, blacksmith bill 12 25 12 25
23 George M. Meaker, highway commissioner . .116 00 116 00
24 Chas. J. Weed, inspector 8 oo 8 00
z Enos A. Briggs, inspector and messenger . .13 So 13 So
26 Fred B. Lewis, inspector 8 oo 8 o0
27 Pred A. Fairbrother & Co., rent of hall and
election supplies 10 00 10 00'
28 D. M. Kellogg, clerk of election 4 00 4 00
29 Henry F. Hutchings, clerk of election 4 00 4 0•
30 Myron Wilcox, inspector and labor l0 00 10 CO
31 1 Zebulon Smiley, clerk of election and supplies 4 10 4 to
32 Jas. O. Wilcox, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
33 Charles Hamilton, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
34 Floyd Wilcox, rent of hall 8 oo 8 oo
35 John B. French, Overseer of Poor of Ithaca .22 00 22 00
36 Olin C. Larue,•ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
37 Nelson Mosher, inspector 3 0o 8 oo
33 Frank D. Smiley, inspector and messenger .13 8o 13 80
39 Jerry B. Thatcher, Justice of the Peace . . .8 00 " 8 co
40 Theodore Brown, Overseer of Poor and supplies 16 50 16 50
41 Zebulon Smiley, Justice of the Peace 8 00 8 oo
42 Clarence Slocum, constable 7 95 7 95
43 Percy W. Wood, ass'd to M. D. Bruce, insurance
of hall, 1892 18 75 IS 75
44 Chas. E. Bruce, constable 9 15 9 15
45 Wm. H. Baker. 'Town Clerk 90 0o go 00
46 Wm. H. Baker, supplies 23 6o • 23. 6o
47 Supervisor, for road law books to be paid when -
hooks are delivered according to law of 1893 .42 00 42 00
Total 826 27 826 27
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SUPERVISORS', PROCEEDINGS, 1893.89
We, the undersigned, the Town Auditors of the town of' Danby, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list and statement of all
accounts examined, audited or rejected at the meeting. of said Board of
Auditors held at the Town Hall on the above named date, Nov. 9th, 1893.
P. A. TODD, Supervisor.
T. W. SIACUM, 1
JACmI WISE' I/ Justices of the Peace.Z. SmipRv,
J. B. THATCHER,
WM. H. BAKER, Town Clerk.
I certify that the above is a true copy of an abstract ofbills audited and
now on file in this office.
WM. H. IBAKER, Town Clerk.
1)ANRv, November 9t11, 1893.
Resolved, That the Supervisor be authorized to raise one hundred
dollars for repairs on Town Hall.
We certify that we have this day adopted the above resolution.
Dated, Nov. 9th, '
P. A. TODD, Supervisor.
Z. SMIr,EV
JAcoaWIS, E, ly Justices.
Wm. (BAKER, Clerk.
I certify that the above is a true copy of a resolution adopted at a
meeting of the Town Board of the town of Danby.
WM. H. BAKER, Clerk.
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90 Suntuvison PROCEEDINGS, 1893.r
DRYDEN.
The undersigned Town Board of said town, pursuant to
Section 170 of the town law, hereby certify that the following is
a correct abstract of the names of all persons who have presented
to said Board accounts to be audited, the amounts claimed by
each of said persons, and the amounts audited to them respec,
tively.
No. Nance.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
1 Fred C. Evans, inspector election, District No. 1 4 00 4 00
2 Albert Devenport, inspector and messenger to
Town Clerk, District No. 1 14 00 14 00
3 Oscar Snyder, inspector, District No. 1 .4 00 4 00
4 Joseph Snyder, inspector, District No. t . .4 00 4 00
5 C. H. Griffin, ballot clerk, District No. 1 .. . .4 00 4 00
6 I). H. Cornelius, inspector, District No. 1 . . .12 00 12 00
7 O. T. Ellis,inspector and messenger Co. Clerk,
District No. 1 i 17 32 17 32
8 H. P. Bonfield, inspector, District No. t . . .4 00 4 00
9 O. T. Ellis, inspector, District No. 1 6 oo 6 00
to J. T. Morris, ballot clerk and use of house for
24 00 24 00
11 J. T. Morris, making booths and use of house for
election 1892, assigned to R. W. McCutcheon 25 00 25 00
12 Robert Schutt,inspector, messeuger,District No.2 14 00 00
13 Theron Johnson, poll clerk, District No. .2 . .4 00 ' 4 00
14 Chas. Palmer, inspector election, District No. n,
1892 4 00 4 00
15 R. Stanley Miller, poll cleric District No. 2 4 00 4 00
16 H. C. Warriner, poll clerk, District No. 2.. . .4 60 4 00
17 Earl P: Rliodes, inspector, messenger Town
Clerk, District No. 2 12 00 12 00
18 H. C. Warriner, poll clerk and supplies Dis-
trict No. 2 . . . .4 28 4 28
19 E. Gaston, inspector and messenger Co. Clerk -
District No. 2 18 66 17 56
zo B. Snyder, poll clerk, District No. 1 . . ..8 oo 8 00
21 Theron Johnson, poll clerk, 1892, District No. 2 4 00 4 00
22 Bradford Snyder, Overseer of l'oor 44 00 44 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.91
23 Corry Deusenbury, poll clerk; District No. 2 . . 4 00 4 00
24 A. A. Seager, inspector, District No. 2 ...10 00 10 00
25 G. L. Burlew, use house for election, District No2 20 00 20 CO
26 J. B. Fulkerson, poll clerk, District No. 3 . . .12 00 12 00
27 J. D. Ross, ballot clerk, District No. 3 _4 00 4 00
28 D. R. Montgomery, inspector, District No. 3 i6 o0 16 00
29 G. W. Bradley, ballot clerk, District No. 3 .0.4 00 4 00
3o Chas. Fitts, inspector and messenger County
Clerk, District No. 3 25 6o 25 60
31 C. D. ]lurch, inspector and messenger Town
Clerk, District No. 5 6 00 6 00
32 G. E. Goodrich, hall for election, District No. 3 20 00 20 00
33 F. W. Smith, inspector 1892, District No. 4 . .4 00 4 00
34 A. Bishop, inspector 1892, District No. 4 . 4 00 4 00
35 Lintford Sutliff, inspector assigned to F. E.
Darling, District No. 4 .4 00 4 00
36 Horatio Smith, poll clerk, ,District No. 4 . • 4 00 4 00
37 Frank Douglass, inspector and messenger Town
Clerk, District No. 4 18 35 18 35
38 Geo. Primrose, inspector, District No. 4 • • • •12 00 12 CO
39 H. C. Sutliff, inspector, District No. 4 10 00 10 00
40 J. L. Platt, ballot cleric 4 00 4 00
41 F. E. Brown, ballot clerk,4 00 4 00
42 John L. Platt, inspector and messenger County •
Clerk 13 72 13 72
43 E. T. Brown, poll clerk, District No. 4 .,. • .12 00 12 00
44 James Hoffman, use of arouse for election, Dis-
trict No. 4 22 50 20 00
45 Geo. E. Monroe, poll clerk and supplies, Dis-
trict No. 3 8 50 8 50
46 Leroy Scott, poll clerk, District No. 5 4 00 4 00
47 Fred Space, ballot clerk, District No. 5 . . .4 00 4 00
48 H. M. Givens, poll clerk, District No. 5 . . . .4 00 4 00
49 II! Lormor, ballot clerk, District No. 5 . . .4 00 4 00
50 Samuel McKee, inspector, District No. 5 . . .16 00 16 00
51 D. M. White,16 od 16 00
52 G. H.Hart,1600 1600
53 Geo. E. Goodrich, inspector and messenger
County Clerk, District No. 5 4 25 24 25
54 H. A. Root, use house for election, 1892, Dis-
trict No. 2 10 00 10 00
55 H. Wavle, use house for election, District No3 25 00 25 00
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56 S. L. Howe, ballot clerk, District No. 6 .4 00 4 00
57 C. H. Monroe, ballot clerk, District No. 6 . . .4 00 4 00
58 W. E. Sutfin, poll clerk, District No. 6 . . _ _8 oo 8 00
59 J. AI. Carr, poll clerk, District No. 6 4 00 4 00
6o W. J. Shaver, Jr., inspector and messenger Dis-
trict No. 6 t8 00 18 0o
6i H. N. Willey, inspector, District No. 6 . .4 00 4 00
62 F. E. aIiueali, inspector and messenger County
Clerk, District No. 6 23 90 23 90
63 E. B. Heffron, inspector, District No. 6 . . .12 00 12 00
64 W. W. Sherwood, interest 15 Go 15 60
65 G. L. Rood, vital statistics 5 75 5 75
66 Luther Simons, excise commissioner 9 00 3 00
67 1). 31. White, excise commissioner 12 00 12 00
68 D. Bartholomew, excise commissioner ,6 oo 6 oo
69 Leonard Griswold, excise commissioner . . '. .9 00 9 00
7 J. G. Ford, printing, 1892 . . . . 29 70 ' 29 70
71 J. G. Ford, printing . . . .25.95 25 95
72 E. D. Allen, vital statistics, t 892 '2 75 2 75
73 E. D. Allen, vital statistics, 1893 2 75 _ 2 75
74 J. P. Pierce, recording marriage certificate . .1 25 1 25
75 William Tripp, claim for illegal tax 111 92 11 92
76 H. M: Miller, constable, assigned W. H. Wilson'6 20 6 20
77 Jesse Ofield, special officer, ass'd J. H. Kennedy 2 00 2 00
78 Obed Linsey,special officer, ass'd J. FI. Kennedy 2 00 2 00
79 Ithaca Journal, printing election notices . . .2 00 2 00
So Geo. E. Monroe, attorney 28 00 ' 28 00
81 David Hammond, labor 6 on 6 00
82 1. A. Savocol, constable 2 55 2 55
83' J. J. Montgomery, healthofliccr 3 00 3 00
84 J. J. Montgomery, medical services . ... . .74 00
I
74 00
85 J. J. Montgomery, vital statistics 4 25 4' 25
86 Benj. Shelden, assessor 64 00 64 00
87 R. M. Smiley, assessor '66 00 66 00
88 Alvah Ewers, assessor 64 00 64 00
89 G. C. Sweet, undertaking 45 00 45 00
90 Geo. E. Goodrich, attorney 5 00 5 00
91 12. M. West. labor 2 00 2 00
92 J. H. Ross, recording marriage certificate, ass'd
J. D. Ross 1 75 1 75 1
93 J. C. Lornlor, Overseer Poor 1 34 00 34 00
94 J. C. Lonnor, constable I 4 80 4 8o
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 7893.93
95 N. G. Spaulding, highway manuals 8o 5o 80.50
96 Homer Genung, medical services 83 oo 83 00
97 Homer Genung, vital statistics 4 50 4 50
98 Horner Genung, use hall election 20 00 20 00
99 C. Bartholomew, material and labor 39 9 33 9
TOO J. H. Kennedy, Supervisor 48 73 48 73
101 S. E. Smiley, highway commissioner 5o 00 50 00 .
102 S. E. Smiley, highway!comntissioner i 3t9 00 319 00
to3 G. K. Overbough, damage to wagon and family 50 00 40 00
104 John W. Parkin, damages 3,00 0 00
105 M. D. Roe, injuries to horse 150 00 50 00
to6 F. E. Darling,Town Clerk 138 76 138 76
107 W. Ti. Brown, Justice of . . . . . 8 oo 8 oo
108 Geo. E. Hanford, Justice of Peace 10 25 TO 25
ro9 Geo. E. Hanford, vital statistics 8 30 8 30
110 Geo. E. Underwood, Justice of l'eaee 10 50 10 50
111 Paul Ewers, constable t1 05 11 05
112 J. D. Ross, Justice of, Peace 14 50 14 50
113 J. D. Ross, justice criminal cases 7 15 7 15
114 S. 5. Hoff, Justice 16 o0 16 00
115 M. F. Saxton, illegal tax 6 o6 6 o6
116 Sylvester Hill,inspector election, District No6 4 00 4 00
117 Fred S. Hiller, vital statistics 6 00 6 00
Total 2,320 50 $2,291 90 •
Appropriations voted for and carried at Town Meeting held
February 14th, 1893:
No. 1.
135.00. Resolved, That one hundred thirty -five dollars be appropriated
to place iron joists upon Mill street bridge in Dryden Village.
No. 2.
235.00. Resolved, That two hundred thirty -five dollars be appropriated
to repair road south of Etna.
No. 3.
40.o0. Resolved, That forty dollars be appropriated for bridge near
Charles Bryant's.
No. 4.
1oo.00. Resolved, That one hundred dollars be appropriated to repair
road near Milo Williams'.
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No. 5.
ioo.co. Resolved, That one hundred dollars be appropriated for paint
for bridges.
No. G.
3co.00. Resolved, That three hundred dollars be appropriated for
fence wire to prevent drifted roads.
The following sums were authorized to be raised by the
Town Board as follows:
212.84. Resolved, That the sum of two hundred twelve dollars and
eighty -four cents be raised in addition to the five hundred dollars allowed
by law, for extraordinary repairs incurred by the commissioner of high-
ways.
75.00. Resolved, That seventy -five dollars be appropriated for repair-
ing banks of creek near Philander Bush's and sluice near Richard Duryea's..
J. 1I. KENNEDY, Supervisor,
F. E. DARLING, Town Clerk,.
GAO. E. UNDERWOOD, J
J. D. Ross,
GEO. E. HANFORD, Justices of Peace_
Wm. E. BROWN
S. S. HOrF,J
Dated, November 9, 1893.
ENFIELD.
Abstract of the names of all persons ivho presented accounts
to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors' of "the town of
Enfield on the 9th day of November, 1893, With the amount
claimed by each and the amount audited and allowed.
No. Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
t T. Jones, ex- Supervisor . ..12 00 12 00
2 George Hopkins, corn. to discontinue highway .12 00 12 00
3 L. S. Colgrove, corn. to discontinue highway ..12 00 12 00
4 1. H. Newman, com. to discontinue highway . .12 00 T2 00
5 Jared T. Newman, services counsel discontinue
highway 15 0o 15 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.95
6 S. D. Halliday, services counsel discontinue
highway 30 00 30 00
7 D. M."Searls, Justice 2 00 2 00
8 Miles Rumsey, filing marriage certificate .1 75 1 75
9 Joseph Quick, putting up booths, ass'd to J. M.
Russell 1 5o 1 50
to Arthur Nobles, damages for alteration of high-
way 25 00 25 00
11 Miles Rumsey, damages for alteration of high-
way 100 00 o0 00
1
12 Wheeler Smith, cash loaned corn. highway. .too 00 , too 00
13 Jared T. Rumsey, for lours to J. N. Workman,
coat. highway 3 9 3 9
14 Wm. M. Alnly, inspector 12 00 12 00
15 Wm. Barber, citizen member of Board of Health 2 00 2 00
16 Wm. H. Ammack, R. R. commissioner. . .18 50 18 50
17 Seth Cowen, excise commissioner,3 00 3 00
t8 Kirk Fowler, inspector and messenger, 1st Dist.16 8o 16 80
19 O. H. Foster, inspector and messenger, 2d Dist.17 8o 17 8o
20 Frank Barber, constable of election 4 00 4 00
21 A. W. Griffin, excise commissioner 3 00 3 00
22 Frank A. Barber, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
23 Edwin F. Bailey, poll clerk 4 00 4 -00
24 Henry Welling, service hill 32 00 24 00
25 Henry Welling, poor expenses 32 01 32 01
26 M. 1,. Harvey, hall for town and election pur-
poses . .33 00 33 00
27 James McCracken. ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
28 James McCracken, assessor 30 00 30 00
29 Wm. T. Wright, inspector, 1st District .12 00 12 00
30 Edwin 1'. Owen, inspector, tst District .12 00 12 00
31 Lewis VanMarter, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
32 Michael Norton, inspector 2nd District . . .72 00 12 00
33 J. M. Russell, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
34 John Johnson, ballot clerk . . . . . 4 00 4 00
35 David Farrington, assessor 30 00 30 00
3 George Kirby, poll clerk 4 ai 4 00
37 Ambers Babock, constable at election 8 o0 8 oo
38 J. G. Workman, hall for election 25 00 25 00
39 Charles Wright, stationery 4 83 4 83
4o N. G. Spalding, highway manuals 41 00 41 00
41 Wm. Drake, assessor 32 00 32 00
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0
42 Ithaca Democrat, for printing.14 00 14 00
43 Charles E. Davis, M. D., services to poor 8 o0 6 5o
44 John Sebring ,6 00 6 oo
45 Riley Wright, ex -Town Clerk, ass'd to Charles
Wright IS 67 18 67
46 1,. H. VanICirk, filing town bonds 1 00 1 00
47 Charles Vernooy, M. D., health officer , , ...14 75 14 75
48 Wm. F. Smith, ex- Supervisor 33 25 33 25
49 Borroughs Oltz, service bill of 1892 38 00 ' 38 bo
5o Borroughs Oltz, labor and material 363 00 363 00
51 Borroughs Oltz, service bill of 1893 136 00 136 00
52 Charles Rothernich, constable'1 35 1 35
53 Eugene G. Willis, justice of Peace 25 00 25 00
54 F. B. Aikin, Justice of Peace 25 00. 25 00
55 F. B. Aiken, Justice in criminal action .3 95 3 95
56 W. F. Smith, Justice 27 50 27 50
57 James H. Hine. Justice 25 0o 25 00
58 L. J. Newman, Supervisor 26 50 26 5o
59 Cory Harvey, Town, Clerk 96 58 96.58
Total 1,899 7o 1890 20
L. J. NEWMAN, Supervisor.
F. B. AIKEN,
WM. F. SMITH,
JAN, S HINE, Justices of the Peace.
EUGENE WILLIS, J
GROTON.
Abstract of navies of all persons who presented accounts
to be audited by the Board of Town Auditors of the town of
Groton on the 9th day of November, 1893, with the amount
claimed by each and the amount finally audited and allowed
each.
No. Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
1 J. H. Mount, supplies for poor 10 94 10 94
2 C. A. Townley, excise commissioner . ... ..9 0o 9 00
3 J. M. Montfort, supplies for poor . , . ... . .6 5o 6 50
4 Mosher Bros., supplies for poor 7 29 7 29
r
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.97
5 C. O. Rhodes, supplies 4 55 4 55
1 6 M. D. Goodyear, vital statistics 12 75 12 75
7 141. D. Goodyear, doctoring town poor •45 00 45 00
8 B. L. Robinson, vital statistics . 2 75 2 75
9 B. I,. Robinson, doctoring town poor . ... .40 00 40 00
to C. A. Stout, supplies for poor acid rent of hall 19 00 i9 00
11 C. A. Stout, inspector' of election . .12 00 12 00
12 Win. Waters, supplies for poor 8 00 8 00
13 Milo E. Gillen, inspector and messenger 18 6o 18 6o
14 Thos. PSsher, constable 5 35 5 35
15 A. E. Howard, assessor 33 2 33 00
16 G. F. Francis, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
17 Allen Howard, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
18 V. B. Gross, poll clerk 4 00 400
19 J. 0. Fitts, poll clerk 4 00 4 00 ,
20 • Newton Baldwin, vital statistics 3 5 3 5
21 Newton Baldwin, Justice's fees 3 85 . 3 85
22 J. M. Montfort, supplies for poor 62 72 ' 62 72
23 John S. Love, Poormaster 79 00 • 79 c0
24 John S. Love, rent for poor 36 00 36 00.
25 Frank Hedden, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
26 Irving Stevens, inspector and messenger . 18 28 18 28
27 R. F. Talmadge, inspector.14 00 14 00
28 H. 0 Stevens, ballot cleric 4 00 4 00
29 Leo Metzgar, inspector and messenger . . .14 00 14 00
30 3V. C. Allen, rent of hall 15 00 15 00
31 J. Morris, •poll clerk 4 00 • 4 00
32 A. J. Conger, assessor 26 00 26 00
33 1V. 0 Allen, caring for booths 3'00 • 3 00 N
34 Stevens & Townley, election supplies .. . .86 86
35 Wm. Spencer, inspector 12 00 r2 00
36 J. M. Montfort, supplies 5 00 5 00
37 Rowland Sears, excess tax 12 57 72 57
38 Nelson Harris, assessor ..42 00 42 00
39 Win. H. Burnham, assessor's clerk . ...6 oo 6 oo
40 Win. H. Burnham, inspector and messenger .18 36 1S 36
41 L. J. Townley, printing . . .61 98 61 98
42 J. I. Booth Si Son, burying town poor 23 00 23 00
43 J. I. Booth & Son, burying town poor 25 00 ' ' 25 oo
44 J. J. Dougherty, ballot clerk 1892 4 00 4 00
45 E. P. Hart, excise commissioner 1891 3 00 3 00i46MarshallWoodbury, gate tender town meeting 2 00 2 CO
98 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1.893.
j
T. 47 G. O. Bowen, inspector 12 00 12 00
4S E. A. Hand, vital statistics 7 5 7 5o
49 Amos Avery, labor on booths and town meeting ' 12 00 12 00
t':` 5o Geo. B. Close inspector .12 00 12 00
51 Lou Streeter, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
t 52 Sam Pennoyer, poll clerk 1892. . . .4 00 4.00
53 Sam Penuoyer, poll clerk 1893 4 00 4 00
54 Bion 5. Vfliitinan, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
55 Wm. D. Baldwin, poll clerk . ... .4 0o 4 00
56 P. B. Sawyer, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
57 S. B. Parker, labor on booths 8 o0 8 00
58 ' Stevens, & Gale, supplies for poor . ... ...2 50 2 50
id" 59 M. A. Downing, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
6o M. J. Anthony, board for poor 23 00 23 00
6r F. C. Atwood, supplies for poor 15 00 15 0o
62 F. W. Baird, ballot clerk 00 . 4 00
2s 63 C. H. •Tarbell. ballot clerk 4 co 4 00
pF 64 M. A. Downing, Town Clerk
4
96 Go 96 6o
65 Spencer & Stevens, supplies for poor . ...27 00 27 00
66 S. C. Reynolds, rent of room for election .20 00 20 00
67 Porter Morton, excise commissioner 6 00 6 co3`
L.,. 63 Pickens & Lowe, supplies for poor 1892.9 3 9 3
69 V. C. Lowe, ballot clerk 1892 4 00 4 00
70 0. P. Mosher assigned to C. W. Conger & 06 ,
ballot clerk 1892 4 4 00
71 H. S. Hopkins, Justice's fees 1 30 T 30
72 H. S. Hopkins, Justice's fees 1 05 1 05
73 H. S. Hopkins, Justice's fees 6 95 6 95
74 H. S. Hopkins,.Justice's fees 4 95 4 95
j 75 Nelson Stevens, Justice of the Peace . . ...26 00 26 00-
76 Newton Baldwin, Justice of the Fence 20 00 20 00
77 J. M-. Montfort, Justice of the Peace.. ... . .26 00 26.00
78 N. A. Collings, medicine for poor . . . . . . .1. m 1 10
79 Begent•& Crittenden, Iumberi for booths . . . .47 47
So Lewis Ogden, excise commissioner 600 6 00
81 G. M. Stoddard, legal services . ro 00 10 00
c : ' 82 Geo. Fitts, hoard for Oliver Williams . .3o 00 3o 00
4.-' ?
83 C. W. Conger & Co., supplies for poor 42 63 42 63
84 Newton Baldwin, inspector, Messenger and labor i
on booths 23 00 23 00 .
ra 35 C. B. Tarbell, inspector and messenger . r8 44 18 44
1. 86 A. M. Baldwin. vital statistics and health officer 9 75 9 75
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.99
87 • A. M. Baldwin, vital statistics 18 5 5 5 5
38 F. R. Nye, rent of hall 42 50 42 50
89 C. W. Hall, carting booths 1 00
90 Regent & Crittenden, supplies 6 28 6 28
191 Ezra Halsey, gate tender election . . . . . .2 00 2 00
92 Groton Bridge & Mfg. Co., bridges supplies 80 14 8o 14
93 D. R. Watson, assigned to Jones & Gobel, vital
statistics 00 3 00
94 Jones & Gobel, supplies 163 41 163 41
95 Simeon Gray, highway commissioner 129 00 129 00
96 John M. Blanchard, health officer 6 00 6 oo
97 C. H. Tarbell, constable 7 95 7 95
98 Mrs. R. Ramsey, assigned to 1st National Bank,
rent of room for election 1392. . . ... . .16 Io 16 to
99 Wm. A. Smith, vital statistics 4 00 a04
loo C'. M. Meyer, vital statistics 1 50 1 50
cos R. J. Pierce, constable 25 45 ' 25 45
102 Lucien Holcomb, inspector . .12 00 12 00
103 P. R. Atwood, supplies for poor .2 25 2 25
104 H. S. Hopkins, town board and legal services . 39 15 39 15
105 Pickens & Lowe, supplies for poor 8 55 8 55
Io6 Dana Rhodes, Supervisor . ..33 44 33 44
ADDED BY RESOLUTION.
107 Simeon Gray, stone' for highway 44 98 44 98
rob Simeon Gray, bridges 311 30 311 30
I09 Dana Rhodes, safe 75 00 75 00
110 Dana Rhodes, poor fund 100 00 00 00
111 Dana Rhodes, indigent soldiers loo 00 loo 00
Total 2,466 89 2,466 89
We, the undersigned, the 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,
J. M. MONTFORT,
H. S. HorlclNS, I7 Justices Of Peace.
NEWTON BALDWIN, J
M. A. DOWNING, Town Clerk.
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100 SUPERVISORS' PBOCEEDINCS, 1893.
ITHACA.
Abstract of the natnes of all persons who presented accounts
to be .audited by the Board of Auditors, of the town
of Ithaca, with the amounts claimed and the amounts audited
and allowed.
No. Name.Nature of service.Claiu,ed. Allowed.
1 John J. Williams, assessor 5120 00 560 50
2 Stephen Kennedy, assessor 5o 50 50 50
3 Ithaca Journal, printing 56 so 56 50
4 Samuel Thompson, road scraper repairs . . .2 00 2 00
5 A. B. Dale, assessor .S o0 8 00
6 AVm. McKinney, services 2 00 2 00
7 H. T. Burtt, Town Clerk 87 34 87 34
8 M. E. Poole, Justice of Peace 5 95 50 95
9 John Vant, Sr., office rent 4 5 4 5
ro Andrus Fi. Church, book 8 00 8 oo
11 N. G. Spaulding, highway manuals 26 5o 26 5o
12 H. T. Burtt, office rent 22 00 22 00
13 Wm. J. Totten, Justice Peace 15 3 15 3
14 Andrus & Church, supplies 21 97 21 97
15 Frank King assessor 40 50 40 50
16 L. F. Colegrove, assessor 2 00 2 00
17' Wm. J. Totten, Justice of Peace 6 00 6 on
18 Geo. Small, lumber 35 12 35 12
19 S. V. Graham, supplies 8 oo 8 oo
zo Myron VanOnnau, rent 40 00 40 00
21 Sanford Manning, ballot clerk-4 00 4 00
22 A. M. Cradit, polling place 20 00 20 00
23 R. R. Hazen, poll clerk 8 00 8 00
24 L. W. Nelson. inspector and messenger . . .17 24 17 24
25 H. S. Wright, inspector 16 00 16 00
26 T. J. Byrnes, inspector 8 0o S o0
27 Ezra C. Brown, inspector 12 00 12 00
28 J. J. Hanshaw, inspector 21 24 21 24
29 FredNorthrop, inspector 17 50 17 50
30 Walter Hopkins, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
31 D. A. Hopkins, inspector 4 00 4 00
3 D. A. Hopkins, ballot clerk 4 op.. 4 00
33 Chas. H. Palmer, ballot clerk . ... 4 00 4 00 11
34 Chas. B. Gibbs, ballot clerk .4 00 4 00
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.10].
35 J. W. Toiirtellot, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
36 A. F. Van Gordcr, inspector 12 00 12 00
37 H. T. Burtt, inspector 8 00 8 00
38 Wm. O. Newman, Justice of Peace .4 00 4 00
39 Geo. E. Stevens, road supplies . . . ..., . . .17 99 17 99
40 Driscoll Bros., road supplies . : . ... ... . . 101 50 ror 50
41 Geo. 0. Williams, excise commissioner . 18 00 9 00
42 L. A. Clapp, printing 10 00 00
43 Comfort Hanshaw, excise commissioner . . . .24 00 00
44 H. A. Brown, excise commissioner, . . . ... .18 0o s8 oo
45 C. J. Rurnsey, supplies 5 84 5'84
46 J. P. Merrill, Justice of Peace assigned W. H.
Willson 0 90 11 90
47 R. C. Wolf, constable 3 10 3 10
48 R. S. Pearson, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
M 49 Holmes Hollister, supplies 66 83 , 66 83
50 0. H. Davis, lumber .15 45 15 45
51 M. N. Tompkins, attorney 5 00 5.00
52 S. W. Vorhis, constable 8 65 8 65
53 J. P. Merrill, Justice of I'eaee ass'd W. H. Willson 4 00 4 00
54 J. P. Merrill,Justice of Peace,ass'd W. H. Willson 57 10 57 10
55 E. D. Norton, printing 1 50 r 50
56 S. W. Vorhis, constable, assigned E. C. Wolf10 50 10 50
57 M. E. Poole, Justice of Peace 5 25 5 25
5 Stephen Baker, constable 4 30 4 30
59 John Sheehe, supplies . 93 25 93 25
6o Fred Middaugh, lumber assigned Geo. Burlew 3 4 3 4
61 D: P. Williams, commissioner assigned Geo.
Burlew 381 00 381 00
62 D. F. Williams, commissioner assigned Geo.
Burlew 154 75 • 154 75
63 Sanford Manning. labor and supplies assigned
J. J. Hanshaw . . .28 50 28 50
64 Eugene Smith, services, assigned Geo. Burlew .42 00 42 00
65 John Hart, services, assigned Geo. Burlew .r68 00 r68 00
66 5. W. Vorhis, constable 9'20 9 20
67 M. E. Poole, Justice of Peace 6 40 6 40
68 H. H. Miller;Deputy Sheriff, ass'd W.'H. Wilson 4 05 4 05
69 Wm. 0. Newman, Justice of Peace 4 00 4 00
7o N. Pearson, Supervisor 24 26 24 26
71 Wm. J. Totten, Justice of Peace 6 00 6 oo
72 S. W. Vorhis, constable, ass'd M. M. Sweetland 22 55 22 55
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102 'SOPERvisoi s' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
73 S. W. Vorhis,consta 4 35 4 35 ,
74 J. P. .Merrill, Justice of Peace, ass'd W. H.
Willson 2 00 2 00
75 Treman, I {ing & Co., supplies . . 75 75
76 H. T. Burtt,' Town Clerk 6 00 6 00
The total indebtedness against the old town of
Ithaca is 2,359 7 -100 dollars of which the town
of Ithaca agrees to pay 294 88 -coo dollars it
being 5- of the above amount.
77 City of Ithaca 294 88 294 85
Total 2,73o 00 $2,677 00
We, the undersigned, the Town Auditors of the town of Ithaca, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all the accounts audited
or rejected at the meeting of said Board of Auditors held Nov. 9, t6 and 25,
1893.
N. PEARSON, Supervisor.
Wm. J. TOTTEN, lJASONP. -M]RRII,r., Justices.M. E. POOLE,
W. O. NEWMAN,
HUGII T. BURTT, Town Cleric.
CITY AND TOWN OF' ITHACA.
The following is a list of bills against the Town and City
of Ithaca, of which the town agrees to pay 0 and the city the
remaining -A :
No. Name.Nature of service.
1 City of Ithaca, police bill 45
2 City of Ithaca recorder 281 20
3 Edward Meany 135 5
4 Hiram H. Miller, ass'd W. I3. Willson 3 6o
5 Isaac Dodd 12 00
6 Edward Meany 35 oo
7 W. P. Harrington, ass'd Wm. Spence . ..114. 21
8 Wm. J. Totten 14 00
9 Dr. Townley 63 00
10 Hoagland & Lacey . ..2 50
It Barr Bros.25 82
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12 C. lr;. Bruce s 4 5
13 M. E. Poole 77 82
14 C. M. Bliven •2 50
15 Samuel Frazier 13 70
16 Sherman Dennis, ass'd P. F. Sears 4 00
17 M. E. Poole 2 27
18 A. N. Ackley 3 00
19 E. E. Winchell 2 00
20 J. F. Moore, ass'd Blackman Bros.3 00
21 J. F. Moore, ass'd Blackman Bros.9 00
22 A. Tompkins 27 75
23 Holmes Hollister 8 69
24 W. G. Brashier, assigned W. H. Willson 20 00
25 Town of Ulysses, assigned W. H. Willson 12 00
26 P. F. McAllister, assigned Kate L. McAllister 4 00
27 M. W. Quick 48 00
28 J. P. Merrill, assigned Wm. H. Willson 21 20
29 J. P. Merrill, assigned W. H. Willson 20 75
3o J. P. Merrill, assigned W. H. Willson 4 00
31 Mary Hearson 17 00
32 Blair Hazen 41 24
33 Jerome Norton, assigned City of Ithaca 21 00
34 D. B. Stewart 137 00
35 Bentley & Eaton lo6 00
36 Sawyer & Glenzer 48 00
37 A. N. Ackley 200
38 Davenport Bros 36 00
39 T. S. Thompson 44 00
4 George Buck 12 00
41 George W. Prost 14 00.
42 E. S. Jackson 3 00
43 J. C. Stowell & Son 90 00
44 Driscoll Bros 7 8o
45 Ithaca Journal 37.
46 Ithaca Democrat 40 13
47 Elma Griggs 9 75
48 D. H. Wanzer to 00
49 Naughton. Bros 74 00
50. Catherine Degan .8 00
51 Blackman 13ros. .24 00
52 A. C. Vail 4 00
53 Chas. Ingersoll 5 00
8
104 SDPERVisoRs' PRocEEn1NGs, 1893.
54 E. N. Sabin t 50
55 J. J. A. Durling 11 o0
56 D. M. Fowler 4' 00
57 H. Hill, est., F. C. Terry, Attorney . •. . . . . . . . .31 00
58 Crozier R Feeley 124 00
59 S. W. Vorhis ass'd 1;. C. Wolf r 75
6o C. M. Titus 12 00
6r Ithaca City Hospital . . . ... . . ..13 00
62 C. M: Titus 6 00
63 Dixon & Robinsoii 12 o6
64 C. R. Ballwin Y '2 00
65 J. S. Kirkendall 1 75
66 C. M. Sharp 6 62
67 Andrews & Slocum 25 00
68 Salem Twist 0
69 Jason P. Merrill, ass'd W. H. Willson 14 So
70 E. C. Wolf.5 25
71 J. P. Fahey •41 66
Total 07
We th2'Town Board of the town of Ithaca certify that we have exam-
ined the joint bills herewith and find the totalsto be as above, for which we
add to our town budget ($294.88) it being of $2,359.07.
N. PEARSON, Supervisor.
JASON 1'. MERRII,L,
M. E. POOLE'Justices of Peace_RTilt. J. TOTTEN,
W. O. NEwM N,
Hvcn T. PRATT, Town Clerk.
The following bills also were examined and found correct,
the town of Ithaca agreeing to pay and the city of Ithaca 7
of the same :
72 E. B. Hoagland, assigned City of Ithaca 53 25
73 A. A. Hungerford, assignedJ. M. Heggie 6 co
74 1). Naughton, assigned J. M. Heggie /28 50
75 T. S. Culver, assigned J. M. Heggie 25 00
76 Dr. J. W. Brown 6 75
77 T. J. Barrington 2 00
78 Dr. Townley 56 00
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, - 1803.105
LANSING.
Abstract of the names of all persons who presented accounts0tobeauditedbytheBoardofTownAuditorsofthetownof
Lansing on, November 9th and roth, 1893, with the amount
claimed by each and the amount finally audited and allowed each.
No. Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
r Eli Buck, for sand 1 50 1 50
2 R. Beardsley, use of hall . • . . . . 10 0o ro 00
3 Daniel Lane, poll clerk, District No. 2 4 00 4 00
4 A. M. Tarbell, ballot clerk, District No. 2 4 00 4 00
5 Frank Moran, ballot clerk, District NO. .2 . .4 00 4 00 •
6 Frank Haring, poll cleric, District No. 2 . . .4 00 4 00
7 D. A. Tarbell, inspector 12 00 12 00
8 Henry J. Bowser, inspector 12 00 12 00
9 A. J. Brink, inspector and messenger 20 04 20 04
ro L. A. Dickerson, inspector 12 00 12 00
11 Frank 184Bower, inspector 14 00 14 00
12 Arthur C. Wooley, inspector and messenger .17 8o 17 8o
13 O. S. VanPatten, ballot clerk 4 00 4 Oa
14 N. E. Lyon, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
15 H. W. Bower, poll clerk 4 0o 4 00
16 L. J. Townley, printing 14 50 14 50
17 Charles Crance, use of hall and labor 12 50 12 50
r8 I,. R. Lyon, use of hall and putting up booths 30 00 30' 00
19 Wm. Mead, supplies to poor,1892, assigned Wm.
Dates 51 0o 51 00
20 N. E. Lyon, supplies to poor'5 00 - 5 00
21 Thomas R. Wright, repairing road scraper . . . ,1 50 1 50
22 Wm. Dates, labor by order highway coin . . .10 65 , ro 65
23- Charles G. Benjamin, poor supplies, 1892 . .2 00,2 00
24 ' Charles G. Benjamin, water lime by order high-
way commissioner B 25 18 25-
25 F. N. Howell, repairing highway 15 5o 15 5o
26 Dana Singer, excise commissioner 3 00 3 00
27 Dana Singer, excise commissioner, 189r and 1892 6 oo . 6 00
28 Rodolphus Miller, plank 22 09 22 09
29 Nancy Murphy, stone 12 00 5 00
30 Eliza Morey, stone and timber 4 25 40 00
31 Ithaca Journal, printing 2 00 2 00
106 SupEnvlsous' PltocE':DINOS, 1893.
32 John Mack, plank 103 75 75
33 Egbert & Wildman, plank 112 77 112 77
34 N. E. Lyon, criminal bill . 35 3 35 3
35 Lafayette Teeter, plank 89 07 89 07 Q
36 Ered S. Moore, paint and oil, ass'd J. M. Heggie 36 22 36 22
47 Milo Howell, service bill, 1892, ass'd to W. H.
Willson 154 00 154 00
38 Dr. N. D. Chapman, medical service bill . . .10 00 10 00
39 Dr. N. D. Chapman; medical service.5 25 5 25
40 Dr. N. D. Chapman, medical service . . . _ .1 5 1 5
41 N. E. Lyon, poor supplies 14 04 14 04
42 Fred N. Townley, inspector and messenger . .19,64 19 64 '
43 C. E. Miller, inspector 12 00 12 oo
44 C. M. Egbert, inspector 12 00 12 00
45 A. L. Hagin, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
46 A. J. Coulon, poll clerk 4 0o 4 00
47 C. M. Buck, ballot clerk 4 00 0o,
48 W. B. Morgan, plank 12 00 12 00
49 E. A. Stearnes, stone for sluices 20 10 20 10
5o Albert VanAnken, constable service 35 45 35 45
r 51 Groton Bridge Company on bridge 62 0o • 6200
52 M. D. Goodyear, registering statistics 3 5 3 5
53 N. D. Chapman, registering and health officer . ' 11 25 11 25
54 Dr. J. V. V. Lewis, medical services J. Benson .2 75 2 75
55 Dr. J. V. V. Lewis, medical services 1 00 1 00
56 Dr. J. V. V. Lewis, medical services . to 50 10 5o
57 Henry Learn, plank 46 25 46 25
58 Dr. N. D. Chapman, medical service .... ... .8 00 8 00
59 J. M. Beard, lumber 10 55 . to 55
6o N. E. Lyon, supplies for booths 2 12 2 12
61 R. A. Smith, commissioner service bill . ...196 00 196 00
62 James G. Buck, assessor's service bill . ... .37 00 37 00
63 R. Beardsley, poor supplies 10 00 10 00
64. Peter Hunt, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
65 John Hunt, assessor's service 32 00 32 00
66 S. I . Barnes, assessor's service 38 oo 38 oo
67 G. C. Gifford 2 50 2 50
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68 Horatio Brown, plank and expenses of witness 35 25 35 25
69 G. M. Hopkins, poor supplies . ... . . ... .18 65 5 00
70 Renselar hiller, poor. supplies . . ... ... . .15 4 15 4
71 Dr. F. L. Washburn, medical service . . - . .8 oo 8 o0 1
72 Dr. F. L. Washburn, medical service . ... . .19 5 19 5
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73 Milo Howell, service bill 4 00 2 00
74 John Sharpsteen 28 00 28 on
75 Prank L. Davis, plank 3 5 3 5
76 Hiram Herrick, Overseer of Poor . . _ . . . .2 17 2 17
77 Avery &. Peckharix, burying Sally Smith . :.40 00 20 00
78 Sivenus Reynolds, digging grave Sally Smith .3 00 3 00
79 Dr. N. D. Chapman, medical service .23 00 23 00
8o Frank H. Tarbell, service bill . . . ... ... .x8 oo 18 oo
81 N. 13. Lyon, service bill x8 0o 18 on
82 B. M. Hagin, service bill r8 00 x8 00
i 83 Chas. Drake, service bill r8 00 18 00
84 Jackson Coe, constable 95 95
85 Dr. W. H. Lockerby, health officer . . . . . 10 no 8 0o
86' Dr. N. D. Chapman, medical service . . .. r6 50 116 50
37 ` Dr. N. D. Chapman, medical service . . . .. .27 5o - 27 5o
88 G. M. Hopkins, poor supplies 8.68 8 68
89 John Conklin, percentage 1892 and 1893 . 59 5 59 5
90 John Conklin, school matter . . . . . . . . . -2 48 2 48
91 G. M. Hopkins, poor supplies ... . . ... . .15. 34 15 34
92 G. M. Hopkins, poor supplies . . . ... ... .33 67 10 98
93 John Conklin, service bill . . . ... . ... . .67 12 67 12
94 Dr. E. L. Washburn, medical service . . .7 5o 7 50
95 Hiram Herrick, service bill.30 00 26 00
96 Supervisor to pay H. V. Howland, legal service . 6,323 98 6,323 98
97 J. M. Heggie, note by resolution'of board . . . 623 13 623 13
98 C. E. Wood, hardware bill 2 11 2 11
99 C. E. Wood, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
roo C. P. Wood, disbursements 5 96 5 96
rox. C. P. Wood, registering statistics ... ... . .1r 5o xr 50
102 0. 13. Wood, service bill 47 00 47 00
103 J. W. Pratt, registering marriage . ... .50 50
104 N. R. Lyon; registering marriage 50 50
Total 9, 5 9, 97
I hereby certify that this is a true copy of the Town Audits, audited by
the Auditing Board of the town.of Lansing, at the annual meeting, ,Nov.
9th and Toth, x893.
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Abstract of the names of all persons who presented accounts
to be audited by the hoard of Town Auditors, of the town of
t Newfield, on the 9th clay of November, 1393,, with the amount
claimed by each and the amount finally audited and allowed
1: each.
No Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
1 Wm. H. Savercool, inspector, District No 1 .12 00 12 00
2 Smith J. Douglass, inspector and messenger,
District No. 1 17 64 17 64
3 A. H. Palmer, inspector, District No. 1 - . .12 00 2 00
4 Sylvaufis Cornish, ballot clerk. District No. a 4 00 4 0o
is 5 Wn1. Weatllerell, ballot clerk, District No 1 . .4 00 4 00
6 I. N. VauOstrand, poll clerk, District No 1 _4 00 4 00 .
t 7 Irvin Ilolinan, poll clerk, District No. r .4 00 4 00
8 Wm. H. Anderson, inspector and messenger,Dis-
trict No. 3 17 64 17 64
9 Jay T. Kellogg, inspector, District No. 3 .12 00 12 00
10 E. S. Van Kirk, inspector, District No. 3 . .12 00 12 00
1 r C. A. Smith, ballot clerk, District No. 3 .4 00 4 00
12 Milton Peck, ballot clerk, District No. 3 . .4 00 4 0
13 Geo. W. Ham, poll clerk, District No. 3 . . . . 4 00 4 00
14 D. V. Congdon, poll clerk, District No. 3 . . .4 00 4 00
15 Chas. W. McCorn, R. R. commissioner 6 00 6 00
16 A. H. Palmer, R. R. commissioner . . .. -6 7o 6 70
17 1'. S. Starr, excise commissioner .3 -00 3 00
18 Chas. McCorn. excise commissioner 3 00 3 00
19 Hester Smith, excise commissioner . . ... .3 00 •300
20 C. A. Cook, inspector and messenger, District
No.i7 96. 17 96
21 5' D. Rockwell, inspector, District No. 3.. . .12 00 12 00
22 Jerome Russell, inspector, District No. 2..12 00 12 00
23 Peter Doran, ballot clerk, District No. 2 . .4 oo 4 0o
24 Fred Thompson, ballot clerk, District No. 2 .4 00 4 00 0 i
25 A. 0. lirowu,'poll clerk. District No. 2 . ...400 400
26 AVtn. Sunderliu, poll clerk, District No. 2.. .4 00 4 00
27 Alvah Brown, use of house for election purposes' 10 00 10 00
28 C. R. Sebring, highway commissioner service
bill 76 00 76 00
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Y 29 A. D. frown assessor.34 35 34 35
3o G. E. Hutchings, assigned to listus Patterson
vital statistics 2 50 2 50
31 R. Horton, Supervisor services and expenses in
town case 69 50 69 50
32 C. R. Sebring, commissioner for roads and bridges 1,300 00 1,300 0o
33 'N. C. Cook, supplies 2 10 2 10
34 Cook & Kellogg, use of building for town pur-
poses one year 20 00 20 00
35 Benj. Starr, :ss'd to N. C. Cook ex -Town Clerk
for services 23 04 23 04
36 Wallace Starr, services at town meeting . . . .3 0o 3 00
37 Aaron 'Alexander, use of building for election
purposes . .to oo Io 0o
38 J. U. Douglass, Overseer of poor, supplies for
the poor X52 72 52 72
39 J. U. Douglass, Overseer of Poor for services .26 00 26 00
40 13. R. Osterhout, vital statistics . . . . . .8 25 8 25
41 J. E. Beers, medical expert in town case . '. .75 0o 75 00
42 W. C. Gallagher, medical expert in town case 75 00 75 00
43 Edward Hitchcock, medical- expert in town case 6o o0 6o oo-
44 Theo. C. Rose, copy of minutes in town case . .68 oo 68 00
45 G. W. Apgar, printing bill . 16 25 16 25
46 A. K. Allen, Justice m 0o 10 06
47 Win. Payne, assessor e34 35 34 35
48 John Thompson, assessor 37 85 37 85
e . 49 W. H. Van Ostrand, Justice . ... ... 16 0o 6 00
5 Seymour Grover, Justice 12 00 12 00
51 A. H. Stamp, Justice 1400 14 00
52 R. Horton, Supervisor 66 68 . 66 68
53 Howard McDaniels, Town Clerk .65485 65 85
54 N. G. Spaulding, highway manuals, pursuant to
Laws 1893, Chap. 655 56 0 56 co
55 Watson blcDaniels, ex- commissioner of highways 19 00 9 co
5 3 5245 3
I Hereby certify that the foregoing-is a true and correct abstract of the
amount claimed and allowed, as audited by the Board of Auditors in said -
1 town of Newfield on Nov. 9, 1893.
HOWARD MODAx1R1,S, Town Clerk.
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ULYSSES.
The following is an abstract of all the' bills audited
by the Auditing Board of the town of Ulysses, Tompkins Co.,
N. Y., at its sessign held Nov. 9, 10 and i t, 1893, at the Trem-
bly House, in the village of Trumansburg, in said town :
No. Name.Nature of service.Claimed. Allowed.
1 Biggs & Co., supplies . . . ... . . ... . .63 63
2 J. W. Kirby, assessor 54 25 54 45
3 S. R. Wickes, inspector of election .22 04 22 04
4 'E. P. Bouton, inspector of election . . . ... .22 04 22 04
5 Geo. A. Hopkins, supplies .3 5 3 5 .
6 O. G. Noble, house for election to 00 10 00
7 W. H. Ganoung, commissioner of highways .32 30 32 30
8 G. A. Hopkins, clerk of election 4 00 4 00
9 • Samuel Frazier, constable . . . ... . . ... .41 00 4100
10 David Colegrove, inspector, of election . ... .r6 00 16 00
It William Austin, "legal services to 00 10 00
12 V Austin legal services. . . ... . . .69 43 69 43
13 Geo. M. Pierson, poll clerk,. 4 00 4 00
14 Horton S. Holton, supplies 5o 5o
15 Henry Williams, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
16 Daniel Harrison, board of health,2 00 2 00
17 Alex. Updike, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
18 C. L. Adams, ex -Town Clerk assigned to A. H.
Pierson 26 65 26 65
19 C. L. Adams, printing, assigned to A. H. Pierson 19 25 19 25.
20 Fred Hadley, inspector of election . . ... . .16 oo 16 00
21 A. V. Van Liew, commissioner of excise . . . .6 00 0 00
22 Warren S. Bates, commissioner of excise . . 6 00 0 00
23 John A. Milne, clerk to excise board 6 00 0 00
24 Elias Smith, inspector and messenger . 6 15 6 15
25 R. R. Updike, inspector of election 8 00 8 oo
26 Haney Updike, inspector of election 16 oo 16 00
27 J. R. Cusack, inspector of election . .17 88 17 88
28 E. C. Almy, house for election and supplies . .21 05 21 05
29 F. W. Osborn, Overseer of the Poor 29 25 29 25
3o E. S. Johnson, ballot clerk .4 00 4 00
31 E. A. Snow, clerk of election ass'd J. Kerst & Co. 4 00 4 00
3 J. M. Stout, clerk of election 4 00 4 00
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33 William McCoy, ballot clerk 8 oo 8 00
34 H. Van Order, house for assessors 2 00 2 00
35 E. A. Snow, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
36 Edward Dean, inspector of election .12 00 12 00
37 C. W. McMurray, Block Knot commissioner
assigned to C. L. Clock . 5o 00 5o 00
38 W. I. Sherwood, Overseer of Poor . ... ... .10 00 10 00
39 J. G. McLallen, poll clerk assigned Chapman &
Becker 4 00 400
4o - A. P. Allen, printing •13 75 13 75
41 W. D. Dimick, inspector of election 8 00 ' 8 00
42 L. W. Carpenter, medical services . ... ...25 00 25 00
43 L. W. Carpenter, vital statistics .1 00 1 00
44 S. L. Stone, inspector of election assigned A. H.
Pierson 16 00 16 00
45 J.,T. Howe, house for election 10 00 10 00
46 W. I. Sherwood, Overseer of the Poor 63 23 63 23
47 E Stewart, undertaking 20 00 20 CO
48 E. T. Stewart, undertaking 20 00 20 00
49 E. T. Stewart, undertaking 20 00 20 00
50 13. T. Stewart, undertaking 26 00 20 00 .
5 E. T. Stewart, undertaking 6 00 6 00
52 H. C. Ring, commissioner of excise 3 00 3 CO
53 W. J. Nixon, commissioner of excise 3 00 3 00
54 S. A. Sherwood, digging graves 9 00 9 00
55 P. F. Sears, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
56 Seneca Spicer, constable 23 88 2388
57 S. A: Sherwood, digging graves 600 6 00
58 M. T. Rolfe, assessor 46 00 46 00
59 N. G. Spaulding, highway manuals 37 00 37 00
6o A. G. Stone, ballot clerk 4 00 4 00
6i Fred Vanl3uskirk, inspector of election . . .16 00 16 00
62 Geo. H. ellmy, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
a 63 J. Flickinger, town physician 14 58 14 58
64 Clark Otis, medical services 8 oo 8 o0
65 F. A. Kerat, medical services 14 00 14 00
66 J. Flickinger, medical services 5 5 • 5 5
67 J. Flickinger, medical services 5 oo 5 00
68 Geo. Wolverton, house for election and labor 25 0o 25 00
69 M. T. Smith, poll clerk 8 oo 8 oo
70 John S. Allen, Black Knot commissioner, ass'd
to Frank VanBuskirk 37 00 37 .00
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71 F. A. Kerst, vital statistics 4 5 4 5
72 \V. H. Morgan, assessor 54 00 54 00
el . , 73 J. Flickinger, vital statistics . . ... . . . . .5 00 5 00
74 W. C. Detlerer, Black Knot commissioner . .34 24 34 24
75 John N. Barker, Justice of the Peace 26 00 26 00
76 N. R. Gifford, Justice of the Peace 54 50 54 50
77 N. R. Gifford, poll clerk 4 00 4 00
78 A. 1'. Osborn, colinscl 2 00 2 00
79 Edward Camp, Supervisor 89 96 89 96
V: "So A. P. Osborn, inspector of election. assigned to
Clinton Horton 12 co 12 00
81 J. N. Barker, clerk of election 14 00 14 00
82 A. P. Osborn, counsel fees, assigned to Clinton
Horton 7 66 7 66
l 83 I.,. Trembly, house for town board T2 00 1 00
1 84 A. P. Osborn, Justice of the Peace 3 75 3 75
85 Henry Hutchings, Justice of the Peace . . -. .18 00 18 00
86 W. G. Farrington, commissioner of excise . . .3 00 O 3 CO
87 F. M. Austin, Town Clerk 78 S8 78 SS
Total 649 .45
Ve, the undersigned, composing the Board of Town Auditors, of the
town of Ulvsses.do certify that we have exaMined and audited the accounts
in the foregoing list, and have entered in the proper column the amounts •
claimed and allowed.
Dated, Nov. I1, 1893.
ED WARD CAMP, Supervisor.
A P. GSI1ORN,
JOHN N BARKER,
HENRY HUTCHINCS. li Justices of the Peace.
NORMAN R. GIFFORD, J
F. M. AUSTIN, Town Clerk.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OP THE POOR.
I To the Honorable Board of Sufervisors'of Totzfikins County}
The Superintendent of the Poor of said County, respectfully
reports that from the 15th day of Nov., 1892, to the 15th day of
Nov., 1893, the following nanied persons have been supported in
the , County Almshouse.
COUNTY.
Names.No. Days. Names.No. Days.
i Isaac Chapman 365 Amos Seldon . . 2
Richard 3 6 5365 John Calton .2
Moses Myres . . ..365 Charles Winters . ... 261
Lena Collins . 365 Ilerbert Van Aulstine . . . . 61
Fredric Davids .365 Henry Sherman . . ... • •14
Clara J. Curran 365 Eliza Dawson 93
Ira D. Nichols . 365 Michael Doyl . . . . . 1
John Myres 159 Henry Clifford - ..1
John Munger '1 Mike Nelligan.. ..1
Jane Munger 1 Patric Shanon . . . ... . . 1
Thomas Flynn.. . ... . . . 1 James Cornell . ... ... . .
Ezra Bishop . ...1 Henry Horton . ... . ... . 1
Theron Thomas 1 Mable Foot, infant , ..73
James Morris ..1 James Bowen . . 6n
John Johnson 1 Edward Johnson ....... 17
Thomas Monroe 1 . Tim Mc Mannius . ... . . . 2 k
Thomas Andrews . . .1 Jim Maloney . 1
Lorenzo Fanner ... .1 Frank Creque ......... 38
Jefferson Mosher . 1 Joseph Ihill 2
1 .Amos Steam 2 Thomas "Burns 1
1 Abram Frazier . ... . ._ . . 2 Patrick Sampson . . . . . . , . . . 1
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1 Mrs. Charles Stafford . .... . 32 Theodore Bean . . . ... 1.'1
Francis Fletcher . ... ... 2 John Maloney 1
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James Leroy . . . ...2 Mary Murphy 92
Amos Cutter . .... . . ... 2 Edward Bethel . . . ... .4
Thomas Kimple 2 Mary Carter .......... 36
George Young . .. 2 J. 8. Carter 65
Samuel Thorn . . ... ... . 2 Harry Taylor 12
John Thompson 2 • Dennis McCarty 49
Myron Thorn I John Peters 42
Caroline Adler . ... ... . . 7 John Burk 1
James Butland ... . . ... . 3 Thomas Donovan
Charles Hooper . . . . . . . 3 James Moore 2
George Thayer . . . ..... . r Thomas Means 2
Tom Thorn . . H e n r y - Bailey I
Wm. Osborn 3 Jacob Henry 30
James Maloney . I John McGinnis 2
George Prager . . .. , ...1 Henry Taylor
John Galliger . . . . . . . . - 2 Charles Crawford r
Tom Scott 2 Milo Dunlap 1
James Thorp 2 Geo. Beckwith
Mike Flinegan I James Maloney 1
Francis Monger r Patrick Sullivan . .
Washington Reed 1 George Patterson 2
Edgar Thomas 2 Frank Smith 2
Jerome Taylor . ... .... . 2- Mary Labar . . .38
Tota • .082
CITY OF ITIIACA.
Horace Whitehead 365 Pat Murphy 124
Daniel McClune r87 Henry Waight 117
Abrarn Shepard 17o John Gilroy 50
George Thompson 48 Henry Crawford.99
A. R. Taylor 365 Charles Schuyler 57.
Emily VanAulstine 365 Cornelius Mahoney too
John Sullivan 365 Edgar Collins 76
Peter Nicholson . . . . . . . 365 Charles Monroe 21
Daniel Carney C 365 Alice Twine 36
Abram Pelham . . . ... . . 365 John Whiting . . . 232
o George Short 365 William Dibble •163
John Bishop '365 Owen' Galligan 99
Frank Raney 10 John Russell 7
Mary Synn 36 I
Total 5,246
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DRYDEN.
Frank Corcoran 365 Chas. Hoglaud 102
Elisha Wilcox 293 David Finch 79
William Ashby . . . . . . . 125 Sealy VanSicle 23
Silas Tucker 365 Nathan Scofield 4r
Total . .1 ,393
LANSING.
Ada Hahn 15 Web. Thompson 2r
Hattie Hahn 7 Sidney B. Morey 23
Barney Moor 289
Total 355
GROTON.
John McCarty . . . 365 David Oderkirk . . ...... . 36
Total 401
DANBY.
Jernsha Cro 365, Elnora Cronce . .. . . ... . 365
NEWFIELD.
Sarah Vreeland 365 Michael Corbit . . . . . . . 365
Total 730
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ENFIELD.
Morgan Wallenbeck 77 Ann Kirby 16o
Total 237
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CAROLINE.
Mrs.'' /..Venerable 365 James Perry. . . ... 206
James H. Shoonmaker .. . 134 Michael Ward 21
Total 726
ULYSSES.
Savilla Trowbridge . 7 John Mahoney . . .
H. N. Smith 320
Total J98
The whole number of days said persons have been supported
iu the County Almshouse is 14,298.
Towns.No. Days.Cost of Board and Clothing.
County 4,082 696 46
City of Ithaca . . . .. . . . . 5,246 895 o6
Dryden .1 ,393
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Lansing 355 6o 57
Groton 401 -68 42
Dmlbv 730 124 55
Newfield 730 124 55
Enfield 237 4 44
Caroline 726 23 87
Ulysses 398 67 91
14,298 13
The ainount of drafts drawn on the County Treasurer for -
bills audited by the Superintendent of the Poor, for the support
of the institution during the year,was $3,052.90, of which $613.4o
was improvements to buildings and furniture, leaving a balance
Of $2,439.5o for the support of the house.
The following accounts have been audited by the Superin-
tendent of the Poor, mad drafts drawn on the County Treasurer
for the expenses of the house incurred from the 15th of Nov..
1892; to the 15th of Nov., 189'3:`.
Sui PROCEEDINGS, 1893.117
CLASS A— MEATS.
Date.No. order.
Dec. 7, 1892 7 A W. O. Wilson 18 13
13 A. L. Wets. A 44.47
14 Geo. Batty 15 7
Dec. 26, 1892 18 J. W. Kirby 14 21
Jan. 3, 1893 21 Warren G. Farrington 24 50
zz S. P. Thompson 18 69
23 Edward Gould
24 J. Briggs 31 10
25 • Frank Carmon . . .22 82
26 A. J. Williams 22 40 '
27 Thad ]Sower 20 51
28 Frank Pinch 61 32
29 Mike Bainbridge 3 52
30 Charles Foot 19 04
31 Thomas Kirby 26 25
32 W. H. Pinkney 26 95
33 Edward Boyer 3 99
34 Hiram Thomas 19 46
35 . Col. VanKirk -22 19
36 Harrison Laming 47 69
Jan. 3, 1893 37 Fremont Willson 19 13
38 Joseph Andrews. ... ..22 89
39 Elisha Church 29 96
40 John Bailey . , ...20 96
41 James Bower 32 48
42 • Edward Wood 18 97
46 Olin Miller 26 04
1 47 Elam Rolfe c 57 96
48 David Colgrove 21 70
Aug. 14, 1893 102 Geo. Batty 15 03
Nov. 3, 1893 11T Geo. Batty 12 20
Total 8o7 94
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CLASS B— PROVISIONS AND DRY GOODS"
Dec. 7, 1892 5 A D. B. Stewart 1X Co. .34 05
i 9 E. C. Almy 38 38
10 Hook Bros.4 10
a John Kerst & Co.. . . . . ... . . .31 32
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Dec. 26, 1892 20 A E. Townsend 12 78
Jan. 4, 1893 49 John Kerst & Co.26 1 r -
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1 . Hook Bros.1 6o
53 D. -11. Stewart & Co.7 27
55 Hawkins Todd . . . 19 10
Jan. 10, 1893 59 J. T. Howe 58 89
62 D. B. Stewart & Co.. .... ... . . .8 75
Feb. 15, 1893 68 . Stowell & Son 5 o8
Feb. 16, 1893 69 D. B. Stewart & Co.. 14 80
April 4. 1893 76 D. B. Stewart & Co.. ... ... . . .13 83
April 17, 1893 82 John Kerst & Co.54 01
lay 3, 1893 87 D. B. Stewart & Co.. . ... ... . . 14 25
June 5, 1893 91 E. C. Almy 42 69
June 7, 1893 92 J. C. Stowell & Son 23 77
93 D. B. Stewart & Co. 26 07
July 5, 1893 95 J. T. Howe 55 65
496 Rothschild Bros 21 92
98 D. B. Stewart & Co.3 75
Aug. 2, 1893 99 D. B. Stewart & Co.. . . ... ...31 00
ioo J. C. Stowell & Son 16 o8
Oct. 4, 1893 105 John Kerst & Co.18 42
106 D. B. Stewart & C o .49
Nov. 1, 1893 108 Maning Atwater . . . ... . . .... .28 43
109 D. B. Stewart & Co.21 06
110 J. C. Stowell & Son 400
Total e 677 65
CLASS .C—FUEL.
Nov. 19, 1892 1 A Fowler & Farrington . . . . . . . . z6 52
Dec. 16, 1892 16 Fowler & Farrington .71 38 .
Jan. 4, 1892 56 Fowler & Farrington 56 50
Feb. 5, 1892 67 Fowler & Farrington 66 16.
March 1. 1892 ' 7o Geo. II. Vann 5 67
71 P. & R. R. -R., freight on coal . . .16 54
7 72 Fowler & Farrington 33 86 1
73 W. E. Brown & Co., two carloads coal 68 28
April 4, 1892 79 Fowler & Farrington 24 99
June 30, 1892 94 Geo. H. Vann 24 23
Total 394 15 1
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CLASS D— IMPROVEMENTS TO FARM AND FURNITURE.
Dec. 7, 1892 2 A Richard Cussic, well stone 4 50
3 J. W. & C. W. Dean, lumber 5 4 .
4 Biggs & Co., hardware 8 52
8 Wm. J. Nixon, fertilizer 27 00
12 Treman, King 58 Co., hardware H 49 79
Dec. 16, 1892 15 J. W. & C. W. Dean, lumber 4'3i
Dec. 26, 1892 17 B. F. lease, yoke oxen 100 00
19 Theron Allen, blacksmithing .12 00
Jan. 4, 1893 5o W. C. Snow, repairs 011 truck . . .4 30. e
5'Pinkney Bros., fertilizer . . . 17 8o
54 H. S. Bates, hardware 1 75
Jan. 10, 1893 61 Biggs &Co., hardware 10 72
Jan. 24, 1893 64 Edward Pyle, repairs on spring . .r5 00
March 22, 1893 74 J. Myers. boiler man employed by coin 25 00
April 4, r893 e 77 . Rothschild Bros.. lamps and dishes . 41 64
78 Biggs & Co.; hardware 2i 46
April 17, 1893 83 John Kerst & Co., extra bedding . .39 95
April 27, 1893 86 Mrs. E. L. Brown, making bedding .33 00
May 3, 9893 88 Geo. Small, material and labor on table 23 6o
May 17, 1893 89 J. W. & C. W. Dean. shingles smoke
house.6'25 •
July 5, 1893 97 Biggs & Co., hardware 35 I0
August 7, 1893 ro4 R. J. Hunt, insurance 1o6 50
Nov. r, 1893 112 Hook Bros., grass seed 8 8o1
Total 613 40
CI,ASS E— CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES AND REPAIRS.
Jan. 4, 1893 57 A Mosher Bros. & Co 94 3
Feb. r, 1893 65 J. S. Murphy, repairs 3 70
March 22, 1893 75 H. C. Almy, repairs 4 85
1 May 17, 1893 90 J. S. Murphy, repairs 3 05
Sept. 30, 1893 103 H. C. Almy, repairs 5 So
Oct. 4, 4 , 293 104 Chapman & Becker i 16 50
Total 127 98
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CLASS F— MEDICINE AND ATTENDANCE. •
Dec. 7, 1892 6 White & Burdick 20 61
Jan. 10, 1898 6o Horton & Holton 3 34
Feb. 1, 1393 66 F. A. Kerst, house physician 61 74
April 11, 1893 8o A. Chase, house physician Io 00
total 123 69
CLASS G —II ISCELLANEOOS.
Jan. 4, 1393 * 57 Edward Boyer, threshing . . 20 72
Jan. 10, 1893 63 E. L. Brown, salary, keeper .• .... . . 425 00
April 17, 1393 Si Kitchen cook 5 00
84 J. Van Buskirk, burial service 3o 25
35 E. L. Brow, salary, keeper . . . . . k.n 125 00
Oct. 4; 1893 107 James Moss; grinding 2 75
Total 308 72
Whole amount expended for support of house.
Class A —Meats -8o7 94
Class B— Provisions and dry goods 677 65
Class C —Fuel 394 15
Class D— Clothing, boots, shoes and repairs 127 93
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Class P—Miscellaneous 308 72
Total 2,440 13
This amount divided b'y the whole number of days' hoard, gives an
aver cost per day of 17 -o,61 -too.
Cost per week 1 19-42.
Cost per year 62 09.
Whole number in house, Nov. 15, 18 3
Received during the year 10
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Died -6
Discharged 93
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Number remaining in house Nov. 15, '93 43 I
Daily average during the year, 39 63.365.ii
SUPERVISORS', PROCEEDINGS, 1893.121
OUT DOOR RELIEF.•
The following amounts have been audited, and drafts drawn,
on the County Treasurer for bills contracted for temporary relief
of county poor out of the Almshouse, from the 15th day of
November, 1892, to the 15th day of November, 1893 :
Date No. Order. Name.Amount.
Dec. 7, 1892 1 13 J. U. Douglass, 0. P., Newfield .14 00
z J. Flickenger, M. D., medical service 33 5
3 G. J. Nelson,- 0. P., Caroline 4 00
Dec. 17, 1892 4 J. S. Love, 0. P., Groton . . .. 12 37
5 Cornelius Leary, coal 4 00
j,, 6 H. Herrick, 0. P., Lansing, relief of
tramps to 00
7 R. L. Smith, Co. physician,.Ithaca.15 00
8 • J. S. Love, 0. P., Groton 4 64
9 E. R. Brink, relief l'ersonius family5 00
9 Mary Wood, board Geo. Mead . . .25 50
10 W. I. Sherwood, O. P., Ulysses .. .31 00
it John E. Coy, 0. P., Ithaca . . .. • • 146 24
Jan. 30, 1393 12 R. IL Stone, for coal . . ... . . . .8 so
Feb. 15, 1893 13 Theo. Brown, O. P., Danby, ex. in
bastardy 4 00
14 J. S. Love, 0. P., Groton . . . ...12 30
Deb. i6, 1893 15 Bradford Snyder, 0, P., Dryden . .3 11
March 1, 1893 16 Mary Wood, board Geo. Mead . . .12 00
April 4, 1893 17 John E. Coy, 0. P., Ithaca . ...38 25
18 Mosher & Sears, relief J. Slaught .5 00 •
19 W. I. Sherwood, 0. P., Ulysses . .14 75
20 John S. Love, 0. P., Groton . . .25 01
April 19, 1893 21 J. I. Sharpstine, 0. P., Lansing .3 00
May 22, 1893 22 M. Atwater, relief Day family . . .5o 09
June 7, 1893 23 Bradford Snyder, 0. P., Dryden. 1 3 50
24 John S. Love, 0. P., Groton 3 00
25 Mary Wood, board Geo. Mead . . .21 00
1 Aug. 14, r893 26 J. B. French, 0. P., City of Ithaca 154 00'
27 Benj. Mintz, clothing for insane . . .11 20
Oct. 3, 1893 28 Mary Wood, board of Geo. Mead ..24 00
Nov. 3, 1893 29 J. Flickenger, medical service scarlet
fever 39 75
122 -SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1593.
Nov. r1, 1393 3o B R. H. Stone, coal for Co. poor . . . . 5 63
Nov. . 1893 3 W. I. Sherwood, O. P. Ulysses...14 50
Total 757 84
SERVICES OP OVERSEERS.
The following is the amount of bills audited by the Superin-
tendent, to the Overseers -cfor their services, from the Isth of
Nov., 1892, to the 15th day of Nov., 1893:
Date. No. Order.Name.Amount.
Nov., 1892 1 C , John S. Love 3 25
Dec. 29, 1892 2 James C. Larmore 2 00
Jan. 4, 1893 3 John S. Love 2 00
4 W. I. Sherwood 2 00
5 G. C. Whitley 2 00
jail. 13. 1893 6 John E. Coy 26 00
Feb. 15, 1893 7 John S. Cove 4 00
Feb. 16, 1893 3 Bradford Snyder . . . . . ... . .4 oo
April 4, 1893 9 John E. Coy . . . . . 26 00
10 W. I. Sherwood 4 00
11 John 5. Love 2 00
Aug. 14, 1893 12 John B. French 34 00
Oct 24, 1893 13 Bradford Snyder 2 00
Oct. 30, 1893 14 John B. French 26 00
Nov. 13, 1393 15 W. I. Sherwood..4 00
Total 143 25
TRANSPORTATION.
The following orders have been drawn on the County Treas-
urer for transportation from the 15th of Nov., 1892, to the 15th
day of Nov., 1893:i
Dee. 7, 1892 1 D John E. Coy . . ..Pat Murphy . . . 1 50
2 Hiram Herrick . . Barney Moor . . 3 15
Dec. 29, 1892 3 J. C. Larmore.. ..C. Hogland. . . .2 85
4 Hiram Merrick . . Web Thompson...75
Jan. 4, 1893 5 John E. Coy . . ..Mrs. Stafford . . .1 5o
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.a 123
Jan. 4, [893 6 D W. I. Sherwood . .Savilla Trowbridge. 1 00
7 W. I. Sherwood,. .H. N. Smith . . ..1 00
Jau. 12, 1893 8 J. C. Larmore . David Finch..2.85
March I, 1893 9 John S. Love . . . Charles Winters ...3 75
April 15, 1893 10 Henry Welling . . Ann Kirby . 75
April 19, [893 a J. I. Sharpstine . . Barney Moor..... 3 3o
April 26, 1893 12 W. C. Gallagher ..James Perry . . ...2'25
May n, 1893 13 W. C. Gallagher Michael Ward.. .3 6o
June 7, f893 14 J. B. French . Wm. Dibble. . .1 50
June 29, 1893 15 J. I. Sharpstine . . Barney Moor .3 30
10 J. B. French 1 5o
June 26, 1893 16 John 13. French . . J. Bowen 1 50
Sept. 16, 1893 17 John B. French . . Harry Taylor . . .r 50
Oct. 4, 1893 18 J. I. Sharpstine . . Barney,Moor . . .3 3o
Oct. 6, 1892 19 J. C. Larmore.. N. Scofield . .2 85
Oct. 12, 1893 20 J. S. Love . ... D. Ourderkirk.. .4 20
Oct. 23, 1893 21 3. 1. Sharpstine . . S. B. Morey . ...3 15
Total 54 05
RECAPITULATION.
Amount on hand at last report
Whole amount appropriated 4,75 23
Expended for maintenance of house 2,44o r3
Improvements 613 40
Out door relief 757 84
Services of overseers 143 25
Transportation 54 05
Total 4,008 67
Amount unexpended 741 56
By a reference to page 68 of the proceedings of the Board of
Supervisors of 1892, it will be seen that instead of a surplus in
the Superintendent's account as reported, the committee, after a
careful comparison of his account with that of the County Treas-
urer, found that the amount had been entirely exhausted in the
payment of outstanding orders issued the previous years and the
ainount of$8t.or still remaining unpaid.
124 SuPERVISbRS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
The extraordinary amount expended in improvements was
necessitated because of the danger from infection with vermin by
the use of the old bedding and furniture,in the new building.
As a result of this precaution and constant care, w;•. have a
clean house free from infections of any kind.
STATEMENT.
Statement of cash received, and how the same has been
expended:0
On hand last report 37 99
Received from sale of hams and lard r8 98
Joseph Knight, old grease 45 50
Joseph Knight, old stove 3 00
William Smith, hay 84 92
Pine in bastardy case 175 00
3 39
Nov. 22d, taking child to Binghamton . . . . . . . .. $ 5 16
Nov. 25th, Prank Raney and Bert Stynemyre S. V. home 5 46
Feb. 7th; Bertha Rundell to Syracuse 8 25
Feb. 7th, paid John Myres, order comty'2 50
June 26, paid Charles Hoffmyre for sow and pigs " . " 34 00
June 26, A. H. Pierson, seed buckwheat 3 00
July 6th, transportation of Eliza Dawson 2 00
Aug. 5th,, Chas. B. Owens, seed oats rl 20
Sept: ist, paid cost in bastardy case 73 30
Oct. 6th, expenses taking Carl Loomis to Syracuse .8 so
Oct. 18th, expenses taking Lizzie Bishop to Syracuse 8 25
Paid kitchen cook 54 7
Postage and stationery 12 35
Travelling expenses 45 94
Supplies for house 30 29
In insanity cases not paid by commission 13 20
In matters of contentious of settlements 16 oo
Telephone and delivery 4 27
338 3
Balance on hand 27 01
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893. 125
STATE OP NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS, } SS :
On this day of November, 1893, personally appeared before me,
James S. Lyke, Superintendent of the Poor of the County of Tompkins, and
who being duly sworn, deposes and says that the foregoing report shows the
amount of money on hand November 15th, 1893, 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. LYRE.'
Sworn and subscribed to before me this day of November; 1893.
T. J. MOEI,HENv,
Deputy County Clerk.
STATEMENT.
Statement of cash received by Keeper Brown, from the 15th
day of Nov., 1892, to Apra 1st, 1893:
On hand last report 17 07
Received from the sale of hams and lard 8 , 46
Total . . . .25 53
Amount expended for supplies and other' necessary expenses as
per Keeper's book 31 71
Due Keeper Brown 6 i8
STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF TOMPKINS, } SS
E. L. Brown, being duly sworn, deposes and says that the amount of
receipts as above stated are correct, and that the amount expended is just
and true to the best of his knowledge and belief, and that no part of the
balance has been paid or satisfied.
Signed]E. L. BROWN.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this zoth day of April, 1893.
JAMES S. LYKE,
Superintendent of Poor.
126 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
In conformity to the 3oth section, Title 1st, Chapter zo, of the
Revised Statutes, I respectfully report that I estimate the
expense of the Town and County Poor to be supported
in the Almshouse during the ensuing year 3,000 00
Pemporary relief of County Poor not in Almshouse Soo 00
Services of Overseers 150 00
Transportation 5o 00
Total 4.000 00
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The following is a statement of the amount of grain and
produce that has been raised oii the' farm during the year, and
the amount now on hand:
On hand_
14o bushels wheat. .200
450 oats 400
So buckwheat So
50 barley 750
25 beans 25
35o, potatoes 275.
8 onions-7
10 carrots
Soo corn 700
3o sweet corn
5 tomatoes .i
zo beets 10
90 apples So
40 tons hay 36 .
200 heads celery 175
200 heads cabbage 175
4 casks cider 4
2 casks vinegar 2
15 loads pumpkins
fCornstalksfrom9acresNearlyallonhand.
The stock on farm consists of three horses belonging to
Keeper,. one yoke oxen, 7 milch cows, 2 yearling heifers, 12
fatting hogs, 2 brood sows, 1 hoar hog, zoo common fowls
belonging to county.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.127
Name and residence of patients who have been' sent to the
Willard State Hospital, from the 15th day of Nov., 1892, to the
1st day of Oct., 1893:
Nurne of patient.Date of death or discharge. Residence.
Nov, 26, 1892 Elizabeth Jewell, died June 12, 1893 Ithaca
Nov. 28, 1892 Ben . Morse, discharged June 7, 1893. ... . . Ulysses
Dec. 31, 1891 Jarrtes L. Kimball Ithaca
March 8, 1893 Mrs. Mary Butting Ulysses
March 29, 1893 Charles Whipple Dryden
April 8, 1893 Miss H. Chandler Ithaca
April 14, 1893 Isaac N. Miller Groton
April 29;41893 Frank E. Fuller Ithaca
May 5, 1893 Lizzie Collins, self supporting .Ithaca
May 9, 1893 Amelia Mitchell, self supporting Ithaca
May 12, 1893 Catherine Carmody, self supporting Ithaca
May 12, 1893 Charles Cooper, self supporting discharged July 28 Caroline
May 13, 1893 Charles R. Smith Ithaca
May 17, 1893 Lymon Hammond Dryden
July 21, 1893 Edward Williams Ulysses
Aug. 21, 1893 Leroy Worden Ithaca
Sept. 26, 1893 James McKinney Lansing
Mary Barnard, discharged Nov. 18, 1892 ... . Ithaca
Anna L. Bower, discharged Nov. 25, 1892 . . . . Lansing
Joseph Spor, discharged Dec., 1892 Groton
Garrison Moor, died Dec. 28, 1892 Ithaca
J. A. E. Burling, discharged Feb. 8, 1893 Ithaca
Fred S. Clock, died Feb. 10, 1893 . ...Lansing
Phebe L. Cooper, died Feb. 13, 1893 . .Caroline
J. Lambertson, died Feb. 19, 1893 Dryden
S. Roper, discharged March 11, 1893 Danby
Chas. W. Poyer, died April 22, 1893.Newfield
Benj. F. Pratt, died May 11, 1893 Groton
James Fish, died May 24, 1893
Seymour Moso, discharged June 28, 1893 . . . Dryden
Frank E. Fuller, discharged Aug. 31, 1893 . . Ithaca
Josephine Perry, discharged Sept. 2, 1893 . . . Ithaca
John B. Kellogg, died Sept 26, 1893 Ithaca
Wm. Z. Fuller, died Oct. 6, 1893 Lansing
Sarah Sutliff, died Nov. 8, 1893 Dryden
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128 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Name and residence of children committed to institutions:
Nov. 25, 1892 Frank Raney, from County House to S. V. Home Ithaca
Betty Stynmyre, from Children's Home, Ithaca,
to S. V. Home Danby
Feb. 6, 1893 Bertha Rundell, to hone for feeble minded, Syra-
case Ithaca
Oct. 6, 1893 Carl Loomis, to home for feeble minded, Syracuse Caroline
Oct. 18, 1893 Lizzie Bis hop, to home for feeble minded, Syracuse Danby
The three last named are in a State institution, and the only
expense to their respective towns is for necessary clothing.
COUNTY CLERK'S REPORT.
ITHACA, N. Y., Nov. 27, 1893.
To /he Board of Sufervisors of Tolnfikins County:
I have to report to the Board of Supervisors that since the
date of my last report, I have received money for Tompkins
County as follows:
Fred E. Bradbury, fine (Jan., 1893, Term of Sessions)Too 00
James Briggs, fine in excise case (May, 1893, Sessions 25 o0
Total 125.00
The above amounts paid County Treasurer as per receipts herewith.
Very respectfully,
L. H. VAN KIRK, County Clerk.
TOMPKINS COUNTV, SS:
L. H. VanKirk being duly sworn, says that he is the Clerk of the
County of Tompkins, and that he has received no moneys except those set r
forth in the above report, as fines for said County.
L. H. VAN KIRK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th day of Nov., 1893.
GEORGE B. DAVIS,
Notary Public.
SUPYAIVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.129
ITIIACA, Jan. 25, X893.
Received of 1,. H. VanKirk, County Clerk, one hundred dollars, fine
in case of Fred E. Bradbury.e
CHAS. INGERSOLL, County Treasurer.
ITHACA, May 31 , ' 893.
Received of L. II. VanKirk, County Clerk, twenty -five dollars, fine of
James Briggs, of Danby.
CHARLES INGERSOLL, County Treasurer.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S REPORT.
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To fhc 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.
Fred Bradbury selling obscene articles 5100 00
A. R. Mack assault 5o 00
James I. Briggs violating excise law 25 00
All the above lines have been paid, I am informed, 'to the Sheriff or
Clerk. No fines have been paid to me nor has anything been collected by .
me on forfeited recognizances.
J. II. JENNINGS, District Attorney. '
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE REPORTS.
Reports of the Justices of the Peace of the several towns of
the County, of all fines and penalties by them collected respec-
tively, during the past year:
S CAROLINE.
John J. Peters reports no money received.
W. V. Personius reports no money received.
R. G. H. Speed reports no money received.
John Gross reports no money received.
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DANBV.
J. B. Thatcher reports no money received.
Z. Smiley reports no money received.Rec'd. Pd. Co. Treas.
T. W. Slocum reports 15 00 15 00
J.'Wise reports 5 00 5'00
DRYDEN.
S. S. Hoff reports no money received. .
J. Dolph Ross reports 10 oo 10 0o
G. E. Underwood reports no money received.
Geo. E. Hanford reports no money received.
Win. E. Brown reports no money received.
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ENFIELD.
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F. B. Aiken reports no money received.
E. G. Willis reports no money received.
J. H. Hine reports no money received.
Wm. F. Smith reports no money received.
I GROTON.i
J. M. Montfort reports no money received.
di. S. IIopkins reports no money received.
Nelson Stevens reports no mcyney received.
Newton Baldwin reports money received: C 1
ITHACA.
Jason P..Met-rill reports no money received.
Murray E. Poole reports no money received.
Wni. J., Totten reports no money received.
Wm. O. Newman reports no money received.
LANSING.
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Nelson E. Lyon reports no money received.
B. M. Hagin reports no money received.
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Chas. Drake reports no money received.
Frank H. Tarbell reports no money received.
NEWFIELD. '
Seymour Grover reports no money received.
Miner H. Stamp reports no money received.
A. K. Allen reports no money received.
W. H. VanOstrand reports 553 00 553 00
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SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS, 1893.131
ULYSSES.
Henry Hutchings reports no money received.
A. P. Osborn reports no money received.
John N. Barker reports no money received.
N. R. Gifford reports 7 25 7 25
Total amounts .90 25
LOAN COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
ITHACA, N. Y., November 15, 1898.
To Supervisors of Tompkins County, State of New York:
As per our report of November ist, •1892, there was in our
charge as,Loan Commissioners, real estate and sundry mortgages
to -wit :
One piece of real estate styled the Hart farm, valued 1,500 0o
Sundry. interest bearing mortgages amounting to 21,824 34
34
As per following list :
No. M't'g. Ain't Principal.Am't Principal pd. • Interest paid.
54 . . . 200 CO 10 00
822 r5o 00 i 7
403.700 00'35 00 •
736. . . . 600 oo 30 00
728. . . . 600 oo 30 00
655.100 00 5.00
516.350 00 17 5o
768. . : . 400 00 20 00
665.325 00 Pd. onprincipal,Feb. 28 ,'93$50 00 14 80
829. . . . 400 00 20 00
777.200 00 10 00
686. . . . 250 00 12 50
683. . . . • 210 00 10 50
708. . . . boo oo 30 00
478. . . . 340 00 17 00
770. . .500 00 25 00
769. . . . 500 00 25 00
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79 500 00 25 co
782 . . . . 535 00 26 75
750. . . . 500 00 25 00
F`' 710.250 00 12 50
706.300 00 .15 00
692.100 00 5 00
688.S5o 00 4 5
621.250 00 12 50
r . 6142
500 00 25 00
573 300 00 r 00
62 ( .
757.50 00 2 5
837 . . . Soo 00 4 00
669 200 00 10 00
628. 1,200 00 6o oo
241 738. . . . goo 00 45 co
01 150 00 7 5
8r5 .400 00 20 00
63r . . . . Soo oo 40 00
Sob .400 00 20 00
7 _ - _ 700 00 35 00
t`.; 755 300 00 15 00
656 .700 00 35 00
4 783.250 w Oct. 1 , paid on prin.. . . . $50 00 12 50
713 150 00 7 S
714.1,000 00 50 oo j
534. . . . 300 00 15 00
20 00
672.300 00 15 00
666 . -450 00 22 , 50
610.300 00 15 00
574.164 34 8 21 •
753.600 00 30 00 i
305.500 00 25 CO
478.150 00 Paid in full April 1, 1893 . . $r5o 00 3 75
21,674 34 interest paid 1 o78 51
Add 1Pt',q 726 fore-
ar cl'd Feb. 7, '93 15o 00 Interest hi default . . . . . . . . 18 53
Ain't m't''s $2 r.824 34 Total principal paid .250 00
Total amount interest c 097 04
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Su PE RV S ORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.133
We charge ourselves as below :
With mortgages as above 21,824 34
With interest on same 1,097 04
With principal paid in 2$0 00
With Hart farm 1,500 00
Witli amount Hart farm in default 70 00
With C. H. Genoung place 238 64'
Total 24,980 02
We credit ourselves as below •
With Hart farm 1,5oo 00
With amount Hart farm in default 70 00
With interest in default 853
With cost publishing in Ithacan foreclosure of mortgage No. 726
sale not had by reason of resignation of one commissioner 23 63
With publishing sale in, Democrat by present commissioners .23-63
0 With serving notices by commissioners 2 50
With fees of commissions 10 00
With clerk's search 7 35
With paid for appraisal 3 o0
With draft to Comptroller. April 24, '93 203 73
Witli our commissions T74 93
With C. H. Gauoung.place 238 64
With draft to Comptroller •879 7
With total amount mortgages 2r,824 34
Total 02
RECAPITULATION. .
MORTGAGES.
Total amount of mortgages in our charge Nov. 1, 1892 . . , 21,824 34
Deduct payment on principal of mortgage No. 665 . . . $50 00
Deduct payment on principal of mortgage No. 783 . 5o 00
Deduct payment o1 principal of mortgage No. 478 . . . i5o 00
Deduct C. H. Genoung mortgage No. 726 foreclosed Feb
7, 1893 150 00 400 00
Total amount of mortgages in our charge Nov. i 1893 21,5, 93 434 34
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134 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
REA1, ESTATE.
Hart farm, valued 1,5oo 00
C. HI Genoung place, valued 238 64
Total amount of rcalestate in our charge Nov. 15, 1893 64
Total amt. real and personal in our charge Nov. 15, 1893 $23,162 9S
We hereby certify that the foregoing statement is correct.
Dated Ithaca, N. Y., November 15. 1893.
C. B. BROWN,I1 Loan
PATRICK SPIANNON. J Commissioners.
COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT.
To the Honorable, tke Board of Supervisors of Tom1bkins County:
The undersigned Treasurer of Tompkins County respectfully
submits his annual statement of receipts and disbursements of
th'e County funds from November 12, 1892, to-Nov 14th 1893,
as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand November 12, 1892 2 , 044 75
1 per cent from Superintendent of Public Instruction . . .127 00
Note discount Tompkins County Bank 2 ,953 5o
Collateral tax 6,832 46
School districts 498 86
Willard State Hospital 292 ,50
Justice fines 214 00
Superintendent of Public Instruction 15,213 27
Caroline 3,576 82
Danby 3,44 00
Dryden 9,7 00
Enfield 2 , 807 97
Groton 6,271 73
Ithaca 28,923 10
Lansing 9,94 49
Newfield 3,539 08
Ulysses 7,431 40
Note discount Tompkins Co. Bank 4,872 50
Cash received J. H. Conklin, Sup..500 oo
Total 1o9,211 23
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893. 135
DISI3URSEMEN'1'S.
County Audits 16,153 3 ,
Note Tompkins Co. Bank 3,00o Go
Comptroller N. Y. State 12,341 21
Supervisors' school moneys •28,439 69
Willard State Hospital 14,879 99
Court expense account 5,635 21
Collateral tax 6,941 03
Building Committee, County House.5,213 TO
Salary account 6,858,o5
District Attorney's office rent 200 00'
Susquehanna Valley Houle 474 65
School districts 570 i4
Interest to Elston &. Pierson 131 40
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Ithaca FIonme for children 68i 1.5
Fuel and gas account 691 46 e
J. H. Jenning's state game account ;63 72
Clerk's postage 1 n5 00
County Supt. l'oor 4,071 58
Fines to Sup. Conklin $7, Kennedy FT, Rhodes $48 . .66 00
Society destitute Catholic children '47 35
N. Y. State Institute blind 45 21
Syracuse Institute Feeble - minded children 26 00
Postage account C. Ingersoll 15 85
Sheriff's office rent 35 00
Cash on hand 759 27
Cash in Tompkins Co. Bank f,855 89
Total 109,211 23
I certify that there stands this day on the books of this hank to the
1 credit of Charles Ingersoll, County. Treasurer, the• sum of 51,855.89,
November 14, 1893.GEO. MOWRY, Book - keeper,
Tompkins County National Baixk.
TOMPILINS CO: 5S:
Charles Ingersoll being duly sworn says that the foregoing statement isicorrecttothebestofhisknowledgeandbelief, and is a true report of all
moneys received and paid out by,him as County Treasurer since Nov. 1,
1892, to Nov. 14, 1893, excepting moneys belonging to the Infant IIeir Fund
and surplus moneys.
i CHARLES INGERSOLL, County Treasurer.
Sworn to before inc this 401 day of December, 1893.
1 A. G. STONE„ Notary Public.
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WI APPROPRIATIONS• AND OLD BALANCE ON HAND.
zn' , County Audits 16,245 9 516,153 38
County Superintendent 4,794 35 4, 5S
Willard State Hospital 27,657 65 23,757 34
Pnel and Gas 750 00 729 89
Insurance on Court House 100 00
Repairs on County House 5,04639 5.21310
Court expenses 4, 7 5 , 115 53
Pines 214 00 66 00
Interest 251 90 131 40
Salaries 6,149 02 6,899 02
Criminal Insane 121 11 121 00
Appropriations in excess disbursements 23T 30
Total 5 03 5 03
Uncollected taxes as follows:
Caroline 5. 5 27
Danby 91
Dryden 39 67
Groton 4 o0
Ithaca 2,214 44
Lansing 52 07
Newfield 64 12
Ulysses . .236 T5 2,616 63
Cash balance in Treasury 2,615 16
55, 79
Tompkins Co. Rank Note 5,000 00
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CHARLES INGERSOLL, Co. Treas.
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INFANT HEIR REPORT.
To Ike Honorable the Board of Supervisors :
1893 —Dec. 13.
ist Mtge. Geo. Simpson . . Oct.' 29, ' 3,3 94
Dan I,ane pr. 20, '91 2,000 00
1 & 2 " Bell Miller Apr. 9, '92 Sept. 1, 93 . . 1 ,950 00
Estella L. Gowey . Apr. 15,'92 1,700 00
1 Mrs. O. J. Seely . . Oct. 2, '93 2,725 62
1 Hanford I'. Morgan . Mch. 28, '92 July 14, '91 . . 1,00o 00
1'. &J. Driscoll . . . Mch. 12, '89 2 ,376 23
2 " Mary I3.' Ingersoll . . Mch. 22, '92 2 ,337 23
1 Laura A. Chase . . . Apr. 4, '83 259 00
1 William Dates. . . . Oct. 17, '85 831 97
Edwin Gillett June 19, '80 8o1 44
1 Carrie A, Smith . . . Mar. 28,'82 500 00 •
2 Jan'y 26, 'SS loo 00
2 100 00
John Sincebaugh . . Apr. 24, '91 900 00
1 13. C. VaoICirk . . . Jan'y 23,'72 85o 00
Martha Wooden. . . Oct. 10,'76 826 3
1 C. M. Titus Mch. 11, '91 Soo 00
1 Catherine C. Wick. Apr. 18, '82 500 oo
M. Butts Oct. 13, '92 600 00
Cash in Ithaca Trust Co.5!334 43
Cash on hand 907 11
Cash in Tompkins Co. Bank. . . • 97 46
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00
6 ,339 00
33, 96
STA'en OP N1LW YORK, TOMPRINS COUNTY, 5S:
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Charles Ingersoll being duly sworn, says that the foregoing account of
Infant Heir Funds in my hands is correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief.CHARLES INGERSOLL,
Treas. Tompkins Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of December, 1893.
L. H. VAN KIRK,
County Clerk.
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RAILROAD BONDING COMMISSIONERS' AND SUPER-
VISORS' REPORTS.
ENFIELD.
To Levi J. Newman, Supervisor of the Town of Enfield
DEAR SIR: —The .undersigned Bonding Commissioner tor
the Town of Enfield would respectfully submit to you the fol-
lowing report :
The amount of bonds issued for said town of Enfield under
chapter 907 laws of 1869 and laws amendatory thereof, was
25,000), dated March 1, 1871, due March 1, 1901 with semi-
annual interest at 7 per cent per annum, payable on the first
days of March and September.
There has been paid and cancelled of said bonds ($8,200),
leaving outstanding and unpaid ($16,800).
The amount of interest to become due the coming year is
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 ($2,108.25), depos-
ited in the Ithaca Savings Bank.
November 16, 1893.
W. H. AMMACK, Commissioner.
STATE OF NEW YORR,SSCOUNTYOFTOMPKINS,f • S
Wm. H. Ammack being duly sworn, says that the above report is in all
respects true to the best of his knowledge and belief.
P. B. AIIKEN, Justice of the Peace.
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
In accordance with chapter 852 of laws of 1870, I her
report the bonded debt of the town of Enfield to be as
followviz:
Amount of bonds issued to Pennsylvania and Soclus
Bay Railroad 25,000 00
Principal paid 8,200 00
Outstanding bonds 16 Soo 00
Sinking fund in bonds of commissioner 2,108 25
Unpaid bonds less sinking fund 14,691 75
Resolved, 'I'hat at the request of the Bonding Commissioner of the town
of Enfield there he levied and collected on the taxable property of said town
the sum of one thousand one hundred and seventy -six ($1, 176) dollars, to
pay the interest on the above named railroad bonds for the year 1864.
L. J. NEWMAN, Supervisor.
GRO'fON.
Dana Rhodes, Esq., •Suficniisor of the Town of Groton, 1V. Y.:
DEAR SIR: —The undersigned Commissioner of the town of
Groton, appointed under the act passed May 18th, 1869, laws of
New York, chapter 907, would respectfully submit.the following
report:
That the amount of bonds issued in aid of the Ithaca &
Cortland Railroad (known now as, the Elmira, Cortland &
Northern), amounted to the sum -of $15,00o.
That interest on same to become due Feb., '94, is$525.
That interest to become due Aug. 1, '94, amounts to $525.
That I hold a sinking fund as follows :
Town hands of the town of Groton 30o 0o
ttesonMortgagesrealestate in said townga 7 75
Certificates of Dep. 1st National Bank, Groton 3,566 34
Note due March 4, 1894 250 00
Total sinking fund on hand 4,884 09
140.SuIERvlsoRs' PROCEIIDIyGS, 1893.
I have also cash on hand for coupons not presented 19 43
That interest received during the year is 204 52
I therefore ask for an appropriation to pay interest on said bonds
Feb. 1, 1894 5 00
Also to pay interest ou bonds due - Aug. t, '9t 5 00
Also to provide a sinking fund of per cent 150 00
Total 1,zoo oo
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 FORK, t1 Ss:
Tooi'KINS Courc,l
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 par -
ticular, 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 28th day of Nov., 18g3.
H. G. MOE, Notary Public.
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County:
In accordance with the laws of 1870, I hereby report the
public debt of Groton to be as follows :
Bonds issued by the Commissioner of the now E. C. & N. Rail- '
road bearing 7 per cent interest semi - annual payment . . $15,000 00
Interest coming due Feb. 1st, 1894 5 0o t
Interest coating due Aug. 1st, 1894 f 525 00
Amount to provide sinking fund 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 hun-
dred dollars to be applied as follows :
For interest as stated 1,o50 00
For sinking fund 150 00
DANA RHODES, Supervisor.
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893:141
ITHACA.
To Ike Board of Su`fi'ervzsors of Tompkins County:
The undersigned Commissioners of the town of Ithaca for
bonds issued by said town in aid of the Geneva and Ithaca Rail-
road and having charge of the sinking fund maintained for the
payment of said bonds, beg leave to submit their annual report
as follows :
lhe amount of bonds issued is 100,000 00
The rate of interest thereon is seven 0) per cent, payable
semi - annually on the first days of April and October in each
year. The bonds are dated Oct. 1st, 1871, payable thirty years
from date maturing Oct. 1st, ryor.
As appears from statement hereinafter appearing the amount
of the sinking fund is 70,563 8i
From this should be deducted premium paid on bonds . . .1,400 00
Net amount of sinking fund 69,163 8'
9'he sum yet to be raised by taxation or to be earned by the
sinking fund is, therefore •30,836 19
An annual addition of $3,852 to the present amount of the
sinking fund for the eight years which the bonds have yet to run,
will, it is evident, provide for their payment.
The undersigned are of the opinion that the necessary funds
for this purpose can be obtained by an annual levy upon the
taxable property of the town of Ithaca of a suns sufficient to pay
L.the interest on eighty -five thousand ($85,000) dollars of the
bonds in question or five thousand nine hundred and fifty ($5,95o)
dollars, and we accordingly ask that this sum be levied and
assessed for the corning year for the purpose of paying the inter -
est said bonds as above stated, and for the further purpose of
maintaining a sinking 'fund for the payment of said bonds at
maturity. If your honorable • body adopt our recommendation
the undersigned would at once cancel fifteen thousand ($15,000)
dollars of the forty -nine thousand (S4.9,000) mf said bonds now
held by the sinking fund.
142 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
The statement of account for the sinking fund for the year
ending Nov. ist,,is as follows:
Amount at date of last report 66,694 35
Interest on Lucas Co. bonds r8o 00
Interest on F7olden mort 35 00
Interest on Schuyler Co. Illinois bonds 200 00
Interest on $49,000 Ithaca 7 per cent 3,43o 00
Interest on $1,000 Ithaca 5s 50 00
Interest on Vigo Co. bonds Soo 00
Interest on Fayette•Co. bonds 120 00
Interest on Cherokee Co. bonds .100 ao
Interest from Ithaca Savings Rank 27 75
Dotal 7 10
Less:—
Premium and interest on Fayette Co. bonds 32o 00
Interest on Cherokee Co. bonds 53 29
Amount 'applied in former premium account 200 00 $ 573 29
Amount as hereinbefore stated 70,563 81.
Invested as follows:
Holden wort 700 00
Lucas Co. Ohio bonds 4 4 per cent 4,00o 00
Vigo Co. Indiana bonds 5 per cent 6,000 00
Fayette Co. Indiana bonds 6 per cent 4,000 00
Cherokee Co. Iowa bonds 5 per cent 4,000 00
Premium account 1,400 00
Cash on hand in Ithaca Savings Bank 363 81
Cash on hand in First National Bank 100 00
463 81
Ithaca 5s 1,000 00
Ithaca 7s 49,000 00
Total as above stated 7o,563 Sr
A reduction of the debt from last year of . . . . . . . ,. . . . $3,869 47
Leaving a balance yet due of 19
On adding premium account 1,400 00
Balance due as hereinbefore stated 30,836 19
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893. 143
The undersigned also submit herewith statements of accounts
for the current year.
Ithaca, Nov. 1o, 1893.H. B. LORD,
O. H. GREGORY,Commissioners.
GEO. 12. WILLIAMS,
STATE OP NEW Y0RK, 1toMPI{rNs COUNTY,) S5
The undersigned being duly sworn depose and say that the report here -
with submitted, and the statements of accounts accompanying, 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 11th day of November, 1893, before me.
C. W. GAY, Notary Public.
CASH ACCOUNT.
1892
Nov 1, Bal. (see last report)394 35
1893
Jan. 5, Lucas Co. int 90 00
Jan. 14, Schuyler Co. int too, oo
Jan. 18, holden morn 35 00
March 4, Ithaca 5s int 25 00
March 18, Ithaca 78 int .3,43 00
July 1, Lucas Co. int 90 00
July 7, Schuyler Co. int 100 00
July 7, , Schuyler Go. principal 4,000 00
July 8, Vigo Co. int 300 00
July 12, Payette Co. int 120 00
Sept. 1, Ithaca 5s int 25 00
Oct. 2, Ithaca Savings Bank int 27 75
Oct. 3, Cherokee Co. int T00 00
Total 8,837 to
Nov. 1, Balance (see report)463 Si
1893 ,
March 18, Fayette Co. bonds 4,320 00
Aug. 27, Cherokee Co. bonds 4, 29
Bal. (see report)i 463 8r
Total 8 837 to
144 SUPERYrS0RS' PROOEEDINGS, 1893.
PREMIUM ACCOUNT.
892
Nov. 1, Bal. (see last report)1,600 00
1893
March 8, Fayette Co 320 00
Aug. 28, Cherokee Co 53 29
Total .29
Nov. 1, Bal. (see report)1 4co 00
1893
Nov. I, Chg. sinking fund 573 29
Balance 1 400 00
Total 5 29
To Me Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County:
The undersigned Conunissioners of the town of Ithaca for
the funding bonds issued to pay off the 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
A109 DI of 5 per cent bonds redeemed 210,000 00
Amount of 5 per cent bonds outstanding 75,000 00
Amount of bonds due March 4, '94 15,000 00
Amount of interest due March 1, '94 1 , 875 00
Amount of interest due Sept. 1, '94 1,500 00
Total .18 ,375 00
We therefore request that fifteen thousand dollars to pay the
principal of bonds clue March i, '94, and three thousand three
hundred seventy -five dollars to pay interest, be levied and
assessed on the taxable property of the town of Ithaca..
0. A. GREGORY,
LEVI KENNEY,Connnissioners.
JOHN C. GAUNTLETT, )
Subscribed and sworn to before me this twentieth day of October, 1893.
H. L. HINCKLEY, Notary Public.
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SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.145
lo the Bo of Supervisors of Tompkins County:i
In accordance with chapter 552 of laws of 1870, we hereby 1
report the debt of the city and town of Ithaca to be as follows 4
Amount of 5 per cent bonds issued in aid of the Ithaca and
Athens R. R 285,000 00
Amount redeemed
210,000 00
Amount outstanding 75,000 00
Amount of 7 per cent blinds in aid of the Geneva and Ithaca R. R. $roo,000 no
Amount sinking fund, less premium paid on bonds 69,163 81 a
41Amountoutstanding30,836 19 il
Resolved, That as per report of 'Bonding Commissioners of the former
town of Ithaca, that the sum of five thousand nine hundred and fifty ($5,95o)be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of the city and town of
Ithaca, to pay the interest falling due April rst, 1894, and October rst, 1894,
and to provide a sinking fund for bonds issued to the Geneva and Ithaca
Railroad Company, and the further sum of fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000)aaitopaybondsissuedtotheIthacaandAthensRailroadCompany, falling t
duedue March rst, 1894, and the further sum of three thousand three hundred
and seventy -five dollars ($3,375) to pay interest due March 1st, 1894, andSeptember1st, 1894.
L..G. TODD,1 Supervisor City.T. S. THOMPSON,
E. S. CARPENTER,
J. E. VAN NATTA,
N. PEARSON,Town.
NEWFIELD.
To the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins Co.:
We, the undersigned Commissioners of the town of Newfield,
duly appointed under the provisions of an act of the Legislature
of the State of New York authorizing towns to subscribe to the
capital stock of Railroad Corporations, and to issue bonds there-q
for, do respectfully report, that it will be necessary for the said
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town ofNewfield to raise'by tax the sumlof three thousand two
hundred and six dollars ($3,206) to pay interest from Sept. 1st,
1 1893, to Sept. 1st, 1894, on bonds of the said town of Newfield
to the amount of $45,Soo, issued to aid in the construction of the
a,, Pa. (Sr_ S. B. Railroad. Said interest to be paid semi - annually on
the first days of March and September of each year.
1 ` ; .We further report that we have no balance 011 hand.
a,
i Nov. 18, T893.
A. H. PALMER, CommissionersC \V. McCORN,
COL \Tv oP TOMPI<ISs, 55:'
A. H. Palmer being duly sworn, says he is one of the Railroad Commis-
sioners of the town of Newfield, N. V., and the above report is in all respects
correct and true.
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A. H. PALMER.
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3`Sworn to before me this 13th day of Nov., 1893.
R. HORTON, Notary Public.
7'o the Board of Sujervisors of Tomfikins Coup h':
In accordance with chapter 552 of laws of 1870, 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, 1893-6,200 00
4
Balance unpaid 45,E o0
Amount of interest due March 1, 1894 1 , 603 oo
Amount of interest due September 1, 1894 1,603 00 i
Total . .3.206 00
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 sit dollars, as interest on
the above namlal5 bonds.
I .R. HORTON, Supervisor.
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ULYSSES.
To Ike Board of Supervisors of Tompkins County, N. Y.:L
GENTL1tbtEN: —The Bond Commissioner of the town of
Ulysses submits the following report:1
The amount of bonds issued for said town of Ulysses under
chapter 907, laws of '1869, and laws amendatory thereof, was
75,000.00, dated March 1, 1871, clue March 1, 1901, with semi-
annual interest at 7 per cent per annum, payable on the first days
of March and September.4'
Amount of principal paid 20,800 00
Amount of coupons due and unpaid 213 5o
There is deposited with the Union Trust Co., New York,t,44
213.50 for the payment of past due coupons.1
There is a balance of $51.00 deposited in the Banking House
of L. J. Wheeler & Co., Trumansburg, N. Y.
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There remains outstanding bonds to the amount of . . . . . . $ 54,20o oo
One year's interest on $54,200.00 3,794 00 t
Less balance on hand 51 00
Total 3,743 00
j
I recommend that the sum of $3,743.00 he raised by tax
assessed to said town for interest.
L. J. WHEELER, Bond Commissioner.if
L. J. Wheeler being duly sworn, says the preceding report is correct to
the hest of his knowledge and belief.
I, J. WHEELER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of November, 1893.1
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148 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
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 Bonded Commissioners March
ist, 18 75,000 co
A of principal paid 20,800 00
mount
unt
of principal unpaid 54, 00
Amount of interest due unpaid 213 50
Amount deposited with Union Trust Co., New York, for the
payment of past due coupons 213 50
Amount of interest due Sept. ist, 1894 3,794 00
Amount in hands of Bonding Commissioner 51 00til
Resolved, That at the request of the Bonding Cornalissioner 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 ninety -four dollars ($3,794-
to pay interest on the above bonds for the year ending September 1st, 1894.
EDWARD CAMP, Supervisor.
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POLITICAL DIRECTORY.
AND GUIDE TO TOWN OFFICER$.9r,
General Election : The First Tuesday after the first Monday
in November. Revised Statutes (7th Ed.) page 379.
Annual Town Meeting: Second Tuesday in February.
Section So, Article 2, Chapter 569, Laws of 189o.
Annual School Meeting in neighborhood: Fourth Tuesday e
in August. Laws of 1893, Chapter 500.1
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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 r Revised Statutes (7th Ed.) page 835, Laws of .1840,
Chapter 3o5. Amended, Laws of 189o, Chap. 569, j 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 r89o.a
Chap. 369, § 16o, 161.
J
150 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
Annual meeting of the Supervisors of the County as a
Board of County Canvassers: First Tuesday succeeding the
General Election. 1 Revised Statutes (7th Ed.), page 39o.
Annual meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
Immediately 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 meeting of Supervisor, Town Clerk and Justices of
each Town; to designate the place in each election district in
Town, at which elections shall be held during the year: On the
first Tuesday of September of each year. Laws 1892, Chapter
680.
Meeting of Supervisor, Town Clerk and Assessors of each .
Town, for the purpose of making lists of Trial Jurors: On the
first day of of each third year after July 1st, ;878, 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 da they must meet as soon thereafter asy practicable.
Code of Civil Procedure, 1035. ,The next meeting for this
purpose will be held July' 1st, 1896.
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.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Each Supervisor must execute to, and deposit with, the
County Treasurer, a bond for the accounting of all school
moneys which may come into his hands, before entering upon
the duties of his office.
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Each Supervisor must make and deliver to the Town Clerk 4.
of his town, his bond for the faithful discharge of his official
i 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 q-
School Commissioners between the 25th clay of July and the.
first Tuesday in August in each -year. Chapter 245,_Laws, 1889.ei
The school moneys are apportioned annually by the School
Cotmissioners, 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 statement of all unworked
highway tax with the Supervisors of their respective towns, onI
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
him, execute to the Supervisor df 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.9 *)
The Assessors must complete the Assessment Roll on or
before the first day of August and leave a copy thereof with 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
divides a farm or lot the same shall be taxed, if occupied, in the
town, ward or county where the occupant resides; if unoccupied,
each part shall be assessed in the town, ward, village or county
where the same shall lie." Laws 1886, Chapter 3 r ^.
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153 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
The Assessors, shall meet the third Tuesday in August
to review their assessments, and hear the complaint pf any person
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 fifteen days for public inspection,
and the assessors shall forthwith give public notice by posting
the sanie 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 been finally completed,
the officer to which the same has been delivered, and the place
where the sane will be open to public inspection. Said fifteen
days, within which -any assessment may be reviewed b}' certiorari
shall continence on the day of the first publication. The
Assessor cannot enter the name of a person on his Roll who
became a resident after the first day of July.
When the Assessors or a majority • of them, shall have
completed 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, all
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
estate situate in the town (or ward as the case may be), accord-
ing to our hest 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
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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, accord-
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, zo1.
The Supervisor must report to the County Treasurer, on the
i first Tuesday in March{ the amount of School moneys remain-
ing in his hands.
I
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 amount 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.
Each Justice of the Peace must pay all moneys received by 6
hint for fines, within thirty days•after its receipt, to the Oounty
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.g
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160 Sc1'611,visons' PR0CEEDINca, 1893.
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 bills 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.
INDEX.
PAGE
ACT 1 +OR PROTECTION OF BIRDS 65
ACCOUNTS OF SUPERVISORS 84
ADJOURNMENT 78
ALMS HOUSE— Salary of Chaplain 30
Water Tank for .o
Windmill for 87
To change Bath Room of 21
APPORTIONMENT OF GRAND JURORS 12
AUDITS, COUNTY 79
TOWNS— Caroline 85
Danby 873,Dryddn 90M
Enfield 94
Groton 96
Ithaca (Town)100
Ithaca (Town and City)102
Lansing 105
Newfield ro8
Ulysses 110
i BOARD OF SUPERVISORS —Hours of meeting of 6
BUDGET— COUNTY 70
CAROLINE— Audits of 85
Appropriations for Highways 14
District Levy 4
Tax of 7
CHAIRMAN— Election of 4
1
162 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
CHAIRMAN— Complimentary to 76
CLERK Election of 4
Salary of 6
Postage for 9
Compensation for Report to Comptroller 44
Report of Equalization to Comptroller 153
Report of Corporations to Comptroller 149 ,
Report of Bonded Indebtedness to Comptroller 154
COLLECTORS — To settle 68
Coa1MUN I CATIONS— Comptroller 4
COMPTROLLER— Communication from 4
CommITTEES— Regular • Appointed 7
On Court House Repairs 7, 75
On Printing 8
1 A
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR— Report of 113
COUNTY ROAD LAw— Relative to 3 4 54
COUNTY TREASURER— Report of 134
Postage Account 57
Approval of Bond of 26
CoINTV JAIL— Repairs on Resident Part of 49
COUNTY TAX 70
COUNTY CLERIC— Report of 128
COURT HOOsE— Janitor's Salary 30
Bids for Beating and Ventilation of 5o
Contract for Heating and Ventilation of, awarded 74
DAs/UV— Audits of 87 •
Appropriations 17
Tax of 71
DISTRICT ATTORNEY — Report of 129
DRYDE_N— Audits of go
Appropriation for Highways 24
District Levy 24
Tax of 72
ENFIELD— Audits of 94
Appropriation for Highways 26
SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893. .'163
ENFIELD —Added to 13
District Levy 22
Tax of 72
J'QOALIZAT10N— Report of Covunittee on 63 °
GRAND JURORS— Apportionment of 12
GROTON— Audits of 9b
Appropriation for Highwsys 26 I
Tax of 92
ITHACA (Town)—Audits of 1 too
p District Levy 69
Tax of 72
4 PfHACA (City)— Audits of 102
I
Assessment roll of 10, t9
Tax of 73'
t,
Res. for support of Poor of 46
1 JAIL. PIIYSICIAN— Salary of 30
Appointment of 30
JUSTICES OE THE PEACE—Reports of 129
t LUNACY PROCEEDINGS —Fee allowed in 40
NEWFIELD— Audits of IoS
rig,Appropriation for Highways 27
3,4d Appropriation for Support of Poor 27
District Levy 25
t1
Tax of 74
POLITICAL DIRECTORY 155
t @@@ .PRINTING— Proceedings of the Board 8
County and Town Audits, etc.69
Official Canvsss 15
Session Laws 36
PRISONERS —Terms for Maintenance of 12, 38
Conveyance of 33
REPORTS Or CovlMIt2Iuts —Ou Printing 15
Jurisprudence and Brroneons Assess-
ments to, 19, 27, 3 39, 5 58, 61
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On U. S. Deposit and Insurance . .35
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164 SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS, 1893.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES —To Ascertain Terms for Maintenance
of County Prisoners 38
On Superintendent's Accounts.. , 52
On County Treasurer's Accounts . ,56
On Charitable Institutions 59
On Equalization and Assessment Rolls 6
jOn Appropriations 70
REPORTS OF COUNTY OFFICIALS - County Superintendent of the
Poor
County Clerk 128
County Treasurer 13q
District Attorney 129
r Loan Commissioners 131
REPORTS —Of Clerk. of Board of Supervisors to State Comptroller • 149
Of Justices of the Peace 129
Of R. R. Bonding Commissioners and Supervisors —
L Enfield 1 138I
Groton 139
Ithaca 141
j _41 Neiifield 1
145
Ulysses 147
SESSION* LAWS -- Designation of Papers to Publish 36
SHERIFF Conveyance of Prisoners 33
Allowed $350 for Janitor 30
STATE TAN 70 L
SUPERVISORS —Names of and Post Office Addresses 3
Service Bill 83
Accounts of 84
ULvssES— Audits of no
Appropriations for Highways 28
added to 12
Resolution for Support of Poor of 4
District Levy 21
Tax of -74
UNPAID TAXES 37, 61
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V- p Patrick 8. O'Heey.at a General Election held on the 7th day of November, A. D. 1511, do hereby aertlly that the foregoing lea truetabularlmeC "'e- u -a -„o . -nm.c statement and footlessof the vote. cannatsaidElectionforLbe Veave ape officers named hereon and for each ofthem.Gmryn F. Clark.Dated Ithaca. B. Y.. Nov. 00,10114.EDWAND CASIO. Chairman, L. J.
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PEARSOSO gr_ 3muaa.'wpmJohnJ. Llrl•STATE OF NEWYORK- Tourcm'eCOUNTYCL.5'e DOrrm1,,.ive hereby certify. that ILava nnmparedthe foregoing with the originala remaining on Hie In this office,
ena me.e - -v:mm__.wm hr """ 1 " N"`"°'that the same Is a correct transcrlvt therefrom. and of line wholeOta'lcIIongln•I•Witness my Lan'( and official seal at Vaasa. this 133E day of November, tho,eand fighthundredvae8ea44m-- aw.... Edmord 0. Had.LL. 8.1 andninety-three.T.J. OIIEL.HENV, Deputy