HomeMy WebLinkAbout1870-1 11\T 1)()C1Fh TF SUPERV IS T Trfy T ),K 'T•1-1=ThR CHAIRMAN. S. 11. \\-11.4('()X, th,ERK. *00 ITFIACA, N Y.: ITHACA .101.1INA 1 POWER PRE:',S VIUNT. 1, PROCE NDINGS BOAIW Sl OF TI PI;R1'ISORti COUNTY OF TOIIPKIZ S, FOR THE YEAR JOHN M. SMITH, CHAIRMAN. S. H. WILCOX, CLERK. ITHACA, N Y.: ITHAOA JOURNAL POWER' PRESS PRINT. 1870, Zupervizorz,HHAnnal Z zzion, The Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins, met in annual ses- sion at their room in the Court House, in the village of Ithaca, on the 15th day of November, 1870, and was called to order by the nomination of Josiah Hawes, Esq., of Danby, as temporary Chairman. The roll of Supervisors was then called by the clerk, and the following members were found present : Danby—Josrax HewEs. Dryden—Jouu M. SMITH. Bnfle1d--Jorm G. WoRTwaN. Caroline—Joam WoLco ri . Groton—Ni soN STEVENS. Ithaca—Howwxn C. WILLIAMS. Lansing—Jn1n:s 11T. WommuAtY. Newfielcl—Onnrsrormsn C. Coos. Ulysses—LEvr H. OwEN. The Board then proceeded to ballot for permanent Chairman, with the fol- lowing result : John M. Smith... . 7 votes. Howard 0. Williams 1 Zames M. Woodbury 1 " On.motion of Mr. Williams, Mr. John M. Smith was unanimously chosen per- manent Chairman. The Board then proceeded to ballot for Clerk, with the following result B. S. Halsey ..: ......... ............ 1, S. H. Wilcox .. 8. Mr. S. H. Wilcox was then declared Clerk of the Board for the ensuing year. On motion of Mr. Williams the daily hours of meeting were fixed as follows : Morning, 9 o'clock ; afternoon, 2 o'clock ; evening, 7 o'clock. • On motion of Dr. Cook, Resolved, That all resolutions of the Board be presented in writing. On motion of Mr. Stevens, Resolved, That all County orders issued by this Board be countersigned by the Chairman.; and all Town orders by the Supervisors of the respective towns. On motion of Mr. Smith, the Board adjourned until Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock. Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1870. Board met pursuant to adjournment, and was called to order by the Chair- man. All the members present. Min- utes of the previous day read and ap- proved. The Chairman then announced the following standing committees:. Sheriff's, Clerk's, Constables' and Justices', Accounts.—Owen, Williams and Stevens. Treasurer's Accounts.—Cook, Hawes and Wolcott. Equalization.—Williams, Stevens, Owen Wortman and Wolcott. Poor House and Superintendent's Report:; Stevens, Hawes and Cook. County Claims and Judge's Aeeon s Hawes, Woodbury and Wortman. U. S. Deposit Fund.—Woodbury, Co'okand. Owen. Insurance.—Wolcott, Williams and,` nodi; bury. ;t . On motion of Mr. Wolcott, Resolved, That the Chairman appoint a com- mittee of three to examine and pass upon the accounts of the several boards of town audi- tors of the County. On motion of Mr. Williams, Resolved, That the County- Treasurer is here- by directed to pay to Supervisors of the sever- al towns all fines properly levied in such towns and received by him. The Clerk then presented the follow- ing report of the Committee to examine applicants for admission to Cornell-Uni- versity ornell-Universify : ITIACA , June 22, 18 70. 7'n the Board of Supervisors of the County of of Tompkins: G Rr TLEuEN .—lye, the undersigned, mem- hers of the -Examining• Committee, duly ap- pointed, and School Commissioners of said County, have this clay held, at the appointed place, an examination of the candidates of'the Duly Assembly District of said County, for the State Scholarship of 1870 in the Cornell Uni- versity; and do hereby certify that George. L. Graham, of the town of Enfield, of.sa.id Conn - Ly, leas passed the best examination, and that Henry W. Sackett, of the town of Ithaca, has ranked second in the examination. ALVIRAS SN YIFR, Committee, • 11, A. GRAHAM,• A. I1. PIERSON, 1 School Com'rs. • JACKSON GRAVES, . On motion of Mr. Williams, for admission into the Cornell University, in accordance with the provisions of said law ot 1865 ; and that the said committee meet with the said School Commissioners, at the reacting room of the Cornell Library, in the village of Ithaca, on. the th day June, 1871, at ten o'clock A. M., for the purpose of making the examination ; and that the Clerk of this Board is hereby required to notify the members of said committee of their appointment. The Clark then presented the follow- ing communication from -the Comptrol- ler, and the same ti;Tax received and or- dered published with the minutes. COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, 1 • Albany, October 8th; 1870. 10 the Cleric of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins.: Sin: I enclose a form of a statement of the valuation of Real and Personal Estate required to be made by you, pursuant to Chapter 117, of the Laws of 1836, and forwarded to this of- fice previous to the second Monday in Decem- ber in each year, under a penalty of fifty dol- lars, together with a form of a return of incor- porated companies liable to taxation. It is- indispensable eindispensable that this Report be furnished by Me time prescribed. The Boarcl of Equalization of Taxes, in pur- suance of Chapter 312, of the Laws of 1859, have fixed the aggregate valuation of property in your County, at the sum of $7,680,703, upon which amount a State Tax of $55,783,57 must be levied for the current fiscal year, (commenc- ing October 1st, 1870, being 7 41 156 mills on the dollar,) for the following purposes viz: . Resolved, That the report of the Committee on examination for CornellUniversity scholar- ship be accepted, and that the appointment of George L. Graham be, and the same is hereby confirmed. The Chairman then appointed Mr. Wolcott, Mr. Stevens and Mr. Wort - man a comrnittee on •the accounts of the Board of Town Auditors. • On motion of Mr. Woodbury, Rooked, That all "bills and demands pre- sented to this Board be referred to the proper committee by the Chairman, without further action by this Board. On motion of Mr. Williams, Resolved, That in pursuance of 9, Chap. 585, of the Laws of 1865, a committee of three be appointed by the Chairman of this Board to act in: connection with the School commis- sioners ot this County, in the, examination of those candidates who shall present themselves For Schools, 1U. mills, per Chapter 705, Laws of 1870. For General Purposes, 13 mills, per Chap- ter 705, Laws of 1870. For Bounty Debt, 214 mills,` per Chapter 705, Laws of 1870. For New Capitol, % mills, per Chapter 705 Laws of 1870. For Canal Floating Debt, tinder Chari. 271, Laws of 1859, ' milts; per Chapter 705, Laws of 1870. To pay awards of appraisers and Canal Board for 1808-69, and deficiency of appro- priation of 1869, A mills, per Chapter 768,. Laws of 1870. For New Work and e.xtra Repairs, 1 mill, per Chapter 767,Laws ot 1870. For Champlain Canal, 1-78 mill, per Chap- ter 788, Laws of 1870. . . Total 7 41-156 mills.. . Your obedient servant, A. P. NICIIOLs, Comptroller. 5 On motion of Mr. Woodbury, Resolved, That the Grand .Jury list be appor- tfoned among the several towns as follows : Caroline..25 Enfield ..18 .Lansiug..32 Danby.. :.24 Groton.. 34 Newfield ..27 Dryden...50 Ithaca.....61 Ulysses ..29 Mr. Hawes presented the following preamble and resolution which were re- ceived and adopted by the Board: Whereas, At a regular town uueeting of the toof Danby, in Tompkins County, held in .said town of Danby, on the 5th day of April, 1870, a majority of the legal voters of said town, voting. at said town meeting, voted a tax of three mills on the dollar of the assessed valuation of said town, for the purpose of erecting a monument to the memory of the soldiers of said town who lost their lives dur- ing the rebellion. . Therefore, be it Resolved, That in pursuance of the provisions of 4, chapter 855, laws of 1869, the said -vote of the said town of Danby is hereby legalized and confirmed ; that the object for which such tax is to be imposed is hereby approved by this Board, that a tax of three mills upon the dollar of the assessed val- uation of said town, be levied and assessed up- on the taxable property of said town, in ac- cordance with and in the manner prescribed by the provisions of said § 4, chapter 855, laws of 1869, and that the money so raised' be expended for the purpose hereinbefore set flnrth and in the manner prescribed by law. Afternoon Session. The Board was engaged during the afternoon in the examination of bills. Evening Session. The Board was engaged during the evening in the .examination of bills, and bills from No. 1 to 25 inclusive were passed. Board adjourned. until Thursday morning. Thursday, Nov. 17, 1870. Board met pursuant to adjournment, All the members being present. On motion of Mr. Wortman the Board pro- ceeded to the County Poor House. - Thursday Evening. Board met at '7 o'clock. A11 the mem- bers present. On motion of lits. Woodbury, Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board be in- structed not to deliver any of the Town or County orders for bills audited at this session of the Board, to those persons to whom the_ same are payable until after the adjournment of the Board. The Board then engaged M au- diting bills, and bilis from 26 to 61 inclusive were passed. On motion adjourned until to morrow morning. Friday Morning, Nov. 18, 1870. • Board met pursuant to adjournment. A.I1 the members present. The different committees were engaged during the day •in examining bills, and in the even ing bills from No. 61 to No. 92 were audited. Board adjourned until Satur- day morning. • Saturday Morning, Nov. 19, 1870. . . Board met pun:suant to adjournment. All the members present except Messrs. Williams and Owen. The minutes of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday were react and approved. A petition from the members of the bar of the town of Ithaca, and "signed by many citizens, was presented to the Board by H. A. Dowe, Esq., in refer- ence to raising the salary of District Attorney. Remarks were made by O. G. Howard, W. O. Wyckoff and 111. Van \Talkenburgh, Esq., in favor of the petition. I{r. Hawes presented a remonstrance from certain persons in the town of D'n- by, against raising money by taxation for building a Soldiers' Monument in said town of Danby. On motion of Mr. Woodbury, the remonstrance was Laid on the table. - On motion of Mr. Williams, Resolved, That in pursuance of the provisions of chapter 645, laws of 1863, entitled "An Act to facilitate the construction. of the Ithaca and To- wanda Bail Road, (by act of Feb. l8th,18 70,now the Ithaca and Athens Bail Road) and to autho- rize towns to subscribe to the capital stock there- of," and of a -notice served upon this Board by the Commissioners of the town of Ithaca, there be levied and assessed upon the taxable proi,- erty,of the said town of Ithaca, the sum of nineteen thousand, nine hundred and fifty 019,950) dollars, for the purpose of paying in 6 (crest due March 1, 1871, upon the Rail Roatl�Le s amount received by Com- 7onds of said town; and that the said sum Iutvsio"Fra on bonds }theca tend AeUeus 1.. 7:. stuck when collected be paid Kby the Supervisor oft hely b_y'rown +;ommis:douere said town to the Commissioners of said town, for benefit of Bald 'town of to be expended for that purpose. Ithaca Nov, 13th, 1570- . II, C. WILLIAMS, Supervisor. The Committee an Insurance made the following report : 1,051 OD— 10,950 00 $3oo,000 00 The following is the report of the Commissioners as presented to and- re- ceived by the Board of Supervisors: To the Board of Supervisors : ".econcl annual report of the Cominissioners of the town of Ithaca, in pursuance of an act of the Legislature passed April 17, 18G6. The undersigned Commissioners appointed under said act, have now issued the whole amount of bonds so authorized, as follows : The Counnitte on Insurance would respect- fully report that they have caused policies ot Insurance to be renewed on all the county buildings. The amount of insurance and pre- miums is as fdllows : ON COnnT 11O11SE. Amount of bonds issuedIns. do money raised.... Von-ono3 0,00 00 �etch:tol of Hartford—Meehan, Agt..$2500 do paid Ithaca & Athers Home, of New York—Schuyler, Agt. .....500 Rail Road Co 000,010 01 Amount Ithaca and Athens Rail Road stock held for same 300,000 00 Amount interest to -come One March 1.1871 121,000 00 Amonr.t iniereSO received on bonds sold from March 1,1070, to lime of Bale Amonot balance required to meet intere:.t due March 1,'71 1,050 00 19 350 00 x,21,000 00 $21,000 00 We therefore, respectfully report that there - will be required for the coming year to pa.yin- terest on the -said bonds, and by virtue of said net, the sum of nineteen thousand, nine bon- dred and fifty (19,950) dollars, and aslt that the same be assessed and levied niacin the town of Ithaca. Jos%PI1 F. lltxaoi, LEONARD TREMA_., ` Commissioners. ( Eolt..Ta 1i1c0111An7, per Loonrrrd T'.''c:ncrr Secretary. Italaru., Nov. 9, 1870. Mr. Williams presented the following 05 TAIL. Springfield, of Mass.—Whiton, Agt 3000 Prem. $18 '15 18 '15 30 00 OLEnn'a OFFICE. Springfte d, of Mase.—Whiton, Agt. 1000 3 00 Putnam, of Hartford—Burritt, r'gt - 1000 • 8 01) report : 7 t:be Boaru. of Separvisors of Tomkins County : In accordance with chap. 552, Iaa1's of 1870, l hereby report the public debt of the town 01 Ithaca to he as follows, viz.: • Bonds esued by Town Commissioners appointed ender the a t "t., facilitate the construction of the Ittines. t dn" thew Ithaca and Athens) R. R Mc Legislature April 1711.. 10011 (.bap. 645; •f(300,000 Oe 11 ate of ere£t thereon—sev- en p MOU111 nit dpL,lunpaidApril 511 1R10 *.`300,000 00 „ue,:int principal laid to this 0110 - 11021e Amount, principal coming due during my term of office. .. .. ................none Asnomtt iuteres0 coming due daring my term of office $21,000 00 $1D.0o0 Vs 50 70aa WOLCOTT, 11, 0. WILlaems, )}Committee. J. M. WoonsultY, 1 On motion of Dr. Cook, Resolved, That the Supervisors of the sever- al towns be and are- hereby directed to .draw from the County Treasurer the excise money belonging to the several towns, to be applied by them to defray the expenses of the town poor, On motion of Mr. Williams, Resolved, That the printing of the proceed- ings of this Board be given to the Ithaca Jour- nal at the rate of 50 cents per folio for all work ; and printing 1560 pamphlet proceed- ings at actual cost of labor and material. Adjourned until afternoon. Saturday Afternoon. Board met pursuant to adjournment. And after engaging in miscellaneous business adjourned until Monday morn- ing at 11 o'clock. Monday ?Horning, Nov. 21, 1870. Board )net pursuant to adjournment. All the members present. Minutes of the previous day read and approved. The, several committees were engaged daring the morning session in- CXaminz- 'don of bills. In the afternoon and even- ing the Board continued the examina- tion of bills and reports. 7 Mr. Stevens presented- the following report. .To the Board of Supervisors of the County of Tompkins : • • - The report of the undersigned, Commission- ers of the town of Groton, appointed under the act entitled "An Act to facilitate the construe - tion of the Southern Central Rail Road, and to authorize -towns to subscribe to the .capital stock thereof," passed April 701, 1866, respect- fully show that they as such Commissioners have issued the bonds of said- town to the ag- gregate - amount of fifty thousand - (1150,000) dollars, that the whole of said bonds have been sold by the undersigned as such Com- missioners; that no. dividends have been re- ceived by the undersigned, and there will be- come clue and payable for interest upon said bonds during the next ensuing year in the ag- gregate, the stun of thirty-five hundred dollars, and that amount will be required to pay said interest. - Anti the undersigned, as such Commission- ars as aforesaid, therefore requests that that amount inay be Levied upon said town of Gro- ton, to pay said interest beside the expenses of collection. Dated at Groton this 19th day o'Novem- ber, 1870. A. BActtus, WRs. H. BURNHARM, Commissioners of the town of Groton, N. Y. Itlr. Ste"ens presented the -following report : , yo the Board of Supervisors of Ole County o� Tompkins : In accordance with chap. 552, laws of 1870, I hereby report the public debt of the town of Groton to be as -follows, viz.: • Bonds issued by Town Commissioners ap- pointed under the act entitled "An Act to fh- cilitate the construction of the Southern Cen- tral Rail Road,•and to authorize towns to sub- scribe to the c vital stock thereof," passed April 7 th,1866. • Ronde issued bearing -7 per cent. interest...$:1,0'10 00 NLLeon STsvnxs, Supervisor. On motion of Mr. Stevens, of paying the interest upon the Rail Road bonds issued by said town, and that the sum When collected be paid to the Supervisor ot said town to be expended for that purpose. The Board during the evening session audited bills from No. 93 to 123 inclu- sive. Board adjourned until Tuesday morning. Tuesday Morning, Nov. 22, 1870. Board met pursuant to adjournment. All the members present. Minutes of previous day read and approved. The Board then engaged in the auditing. of bills, and those from No. 124 to 158 in - elusive were passed. Besotted, That in pursuance of the provi- sions of chapter 433, of the laws of 1860, anti titled "An act to facilitate the construction of the Southern Central Rail Road, and to au t11or- i ze to i,.ns to subscribe to the capital tock then c of', rid of a notice served on this Board by the Rail Road Commissioners of the town of (lroton,•there be levied and assessed upon the taxable property of said town, the sam of thir- ty-five Hundred (3500) dollars, for the purpose Afternoon Session. Mr. Smith offered the following reso- lution : Resolved, That in pursuance of sec. 1, chap. 855, laws of 1869, the Supervisor of the town of Dryden, by and with the consent of the . Commissioner of' Highways, Town Clerk and Justices of the Peace, be authorized to borrow such stns or sums of money as said town offi- cers may deem necessary, not exceeding two thousand dollars, for and on the credit of said town, for the purpose of building or repairing bridges in said town of Dryden. That the Su- pervises and Town Clerk of said town of Dry- den, sj'all issue a certificate or certificates at indebtedness for the amount- or amounts so borrowed, setting forth the amount or amounts doe, and in whose favor and the nature of the work done and material t rnislled,tlhatsuchder- tificate or certificates of indebtedness be made payable on the lirit day of February, 1872, at the store of Houtz, Wood & Davis, Etna, Tompkins Co-, and shall bear interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum. The ayes and noes bein • called for on said resolution, the resolution was adop- ted with the following vote: AYES,—Hawes, Wortman, Wolcott, Wil- liams, Stevens, Cook, Woodbury, Owen, Smith. On -notion of Mr. Stevens, ld ob..d, That pursuant to the provisions of chap. 522, of the laws of 1860, tht sum Eet down in the following schedule be levied and assessed d upon the taxable property of the per- sons whose names are included in the several lists, and in die ; An08 respectively named in said lists, submitted to the Board and fur- nished to the Supervisors of the several towns named in said schedule by the Overseers of 8 Highways, respectively of the road districts in- Number of Deaths eluded therein. Dryden -District No. 17 2 days 73 00 05 33 days.... ....5 23 " •c 158 7 days . 8 75 710 93 Caroline -District No. 66 834 days 712 75 6 days 9 00 it Newfield -District No. 22 2 dal s " 71.... ...2;57 days 0 " " 53 - 4,'6 days $21 75 73 00 3 75 6 75 713 50, 73 00 Groton -District No. 4 2 clays ' Ulysses -District No.2 27 days " 65 3 days 4 days 1 day $10 50 4 50 6 00 1 50 753 50 0 IL 4 ,. .. 25 Ithaca -District No. 11 4'4 days " " 17 5 days 70 75 7 50 7'14 25 Enfield -District ]`: o. 3 734 days 711 25 The committee on Poor Hons2 and Superintendent's report inade the fol- lowing report which was received . and adopted: Your committee to whom was referred the report of the Superintendents of the Poor of the County, would respectfully report that the whole number of paupers assisted during the year, was... 128 County Paupers 68 From the town of Caroline Danby 6 Lt Dryden 11 Groton 4 Ithaca 15 Ehfield 1 Lansing 8 Newfield 5 Ulysses 8 Total 128 The number of days said paupers have been assisted in said Poor House, is.... .15,121 _and the whole amount of drafts drawn on the County Treasurer for bills audited by the Superintendents for the support of the institution for said year over and above the proceeds of the farm, is 73,402 51 Which sum was expended as follows: For out -door relief 71.038 67 " Services of Overseers 1t:4 00 " Transportation of Paupers33 11 " Insurance on Building.... 64 00 " Chaplain 50 00 " In -door expenses 1,171 73 ft ti if • Total 73,462 50 The number of paupers in the Poor House cloy. 15th. 1869, was 60 The number received during the year79 129 Number discharched 69 " Absconded 1 Out on trial 7 7 8t Number of Paupers in House at this date... 45 The average neffiber in the Poor House dur- ing the year, 1V118 41 718 The average expenses for each pauper sup- port for the current year above the prr- ceede of the farm, was $52 49 The average expenses for each pauper per week, was 1 01 4,581 days board of Co. paupera cost.$555 21 Clothing " 110 88 383 days board for town of Caroline 46 40 Clothing " 3 67 809 days board " Danby 98 05 Clothing " " 35 93 2,867 days board " Dryden 347 48 Clothfn 28 66 804 days board oGroton 97 44 Clothing " " 11 54 2,374 days board " Ithaca 287 72 Clothing " 53 98 26 days board t4 Enfield 3 15 • Clothing " " 105 1,116 clays board " Lansinb 135 25 Clothing it " 44 59 912 days board Newfield 109 63 Clothing ` 17 81 1,249 days hoard it Ulysses 151 37 Clothing " " 32 97 72,172 73 15,121 total number of days. The following statement shows the amount of produce sold from the farm for the year ending the 15th day of Nov. 1870. Corn 7324,25 Oats 190 22 Wheat 276 00 Butter 27 66 Calves - 4 75 Pigs 24 00 Apples - 3 50 Eggs 32 31----$811 73 Which amount was expended as follows: Paid for laying wall 77 00 " A. Wolverton for meat 34 8 27 56 " C. M. Bowers, as keeper 115 00 - " - 125 00 " for coal 100 00 • Johnson & Brothers 64 88 " Matson & Loomis 25 00 ` Gillett & Farrington 28 63 ` Titus & Bostwick 14 39 - " H. Lackey 55 20 Matson & Loomis 33 01 " Supplies for Poor House 171 22--$811 72 The following statement shows the amount. of produce raised and now on hand during the year, ending Nov. 15th, 1870. 367 bushels of Wheat raised -On hand 307 bushels. 710 vats " " 080 1000 Ears Corn " 650 400 Potatoes " 300 ` 5 " Peas 1 8 ll Onlona " 44 4 5 o Beets " 3 " 2 " Parsnips " 41 " ti200 Apples "5 10 " Beans raised -On handl 6 bushels 200 heads of Cabbage 100 700 pounds of Butter 300 13 tons of Hay " " 0 Corn stalks from 13 acres of corn, neatly all on hand. 9 The following stock belongs to the f_rm and is now on n OnehaYod:ke of Oxen ; 7 Milch Cows ; 2 Yearling Steers ; 2 Spring Calves ; 10 Hogs fattening; 10 Shoats winter- ing; 15 Turkeys; 75 Fowls. In conformity to the 30th Section, Title 1st, Chapter 20th, of the Revised Statutes, the Superintendents es- timate the expenses for County and Town Paupers in the County House the ensuing year $2,800 00 For temporary relief for County paupers not in the Poor House. 1,200 00 For the expenses of Overseers of the Poor and other officers not in the Poor Kone - 140 00 For expenses for the transportation of paupers to the Poor AGREE... 40 00 For Keeper's Salary 500 00-74,680 00 To meet this sum of $4,680 00, your committee ask leave to introduce the following resolutions, (after crediting amount left on hand from last year's appropriation of $1,217 49.) Booked, That the sum of one thousand dol- lars be levied and collected upon the County, for County poor expenses for the ensuing year. Also, .Resolved,. That the sums reported by the Superintendents of the Poor to be clue from the several towns respectively, for the support of the poor, of such towns in the County House the past year, be levied and collected in said towns respectively as follows : On the Town of Caroline $ 50 07 Danby....,134 03 Dryden 376 14 Grotonti 103 93 Ithaca 311 70 Enfield 4 20 Lansing.... 19 81 64 Newfield 127 34 " Ulysses 184 31-1,606.61 mak-int; 73,724 13 • The whole amount asked for by your Committee, less 7955,87, for defraying the expenses of the Poor for the ensuing year. NELSON STEVENS, ) CHRISTOPHER C. Coon, l.Committee. Josr_ya NAIVES i The Committee on Treasurer's ac- eollnts presented the following report which was received and adopted : The Committee on Treasurer's accounts re- spectfully report that they have examined the books and vouchers of the County Treasurer, and find his accounts as rendered in the fol- lowing statement of receipts and disburse- ments to bo cofrect, and that the balance in his hands on the 21st day of Nov.' 1870, is 74,512 82. - - Statement of moneys on hand and moneys received since the 18th of Nov. 1869. Balance on' settlement in hands of Treasurer 74,439 72 Cash from J. M. Woodbury, Supervisor of Lansing, for returned taxes for 1868 14 53 Cash of John Mon, for taxes assessed to A J. Gray of Dryden 6 07 Fines -Matthew Brill, Caroline •' S. Hopkins, Groton " J. R. Emery, Ulysses .. H. Il. Howe, Ithaca " A. M. Lucas, " .............. • E. C. Van Kirk • H. L. hoot ... .... Excise license corporation of Ithaca Toxin •' 44 o " ` Caroline " it " Newfield " ti it " Ulysses 3 00 5 00 275 00 25 00 35 95 280 25 533 00 925 00 30 00 70 00 110 00 245 00 Cash of Henry Stewart, gas and coal Co'rt H13 65 School moneys from State 21,242 03 in hands Supervisor Danby.. 40 ft 61; tt 41 Dryden . 11 06 Groton.. 4 18 Ithaca.. 5 00 Newfield • 100 Taxes -Caroline 5,331 06 " Danby 4,64513 " Dryden - - 13,325 17 • Enfield 4,04719 Gro ton 11,231 16 Ithaca, 39,590 89 " Lansing 10,106 95 • Newfield - - - 6,655 87 • Ulysses 9,470 52 Returned taxes collected by Treas'r, Ithaca46 98 1 11 1.4 Df't by Supervisors' Clerk on account of Or- phan Asylum Fund Cash from Fred Andrews for support airs Martin in Utica Asylum 365 51 165 55 7133,318 03 Statement of disbursements by the County Treasur- er since Nov. 13th, 1269. Paid A. S. Johnson, Special County Judge, salary 1869 50 00 ' H. B. Chase, Supervisor of Ulysses180 25 " Supervisor's Clerk 150 00 " J. M. Woodbury, supervisor Lansing, fines returned l 35 00 ` Fuel and gas for Court House and Jail 471 62 " Supervisors' Janitor - 15 00 " School Coni'r appropriation, Pierson200 00 " M. King, Dist. Att'y 500 00 ` Insurance, Meehan' 18 75 " School Com'r appropriation, Graves200 00 ` 34 ream letter paper and printing heads 2 75 " Printing affidavit blanks • 2 00 •` County Judge 50 00 " IneuranceJ�ail -83 00 " G. W. Schuyler, insurance 18 75 • A. Buriitt " 3 00 • Livery bili to Poor House, Supervisors 8 00 " Willard Asylum 612 44 ` Idiot " 30 00 " Utica " 2,49140 " County Judge 1,200 00 " Rochester Penitentiary 109 32 ` F. H. Lake, bill 40 00 • E. Havens, " - 4 04 " State Tax 33,538 64 " School Tax 9,582 47 " B. Clark's bill cleaning Court Home17 00 " Seymour & Gienny's bill 14 25 " Limefor jail - 3 00 O Binghamton Industrial School 15 18 " Treasurer's salary 500 00 ` Expenses Treaer's office, (stamps, &e) 7 02 " A. S. Johnson, Spec. Co. Judge, salary 50 00 6_00 " Fines refunded Newfield Paid School moneys to Caroline. _1,896 56 " Danby 1 773 97 " " Dryden 3 207 31 " Enfield 1 347 08 " " Groton 2,353 89 10 on the resoliition, the same was • adbp t- ed as follows : AYEs.-Williams, Stevens, Woodbury, Owen, Smith. NoES,-Hawes, Wortman, Wolcott, Gook. Evening Session. On motion of Mr. Cook, Resolved, That this Board be furnished the amount of the assessed valuation of each town, and that the same be furnished at the morning session of this board. Mr. W oodbury offered the following resolution : • Resolved, That the salary of District Attor- ney be fixed at $600 per year. Mr. Stevens moved the following amendment : Resolved, That the salary -of District Attor- ney be fixed at $550 per year. The ayes and nays being called for on the amendment of Mr. Stevens, the same was lost by the following vote:. Ayns-Wortman, Stevens, Owen, Smith. NOES -Hawes, Wolcott, Williams, Cook, Woodbury. The question then being as to the passage of the original resolution, the same was lost by the following vote : AYES -Hawes, Williams, Cook, Woodbury. ' NoEs-Wortman, Wolcott, Stevens, Owen, Smith. Mr. Stevens then offered the follow- ing resolution : Resolved, That the salary of District Attor- ney be fixed at the sum of $550. Mr. Woodbury moved the following amendment : Resolved, That the salary be fixed at $600 instead of $550. The vote being taken on the amend- ment of Mr. Woodbury, the same was carried as follows : AvEs--Hawes, Wolcott, Williams, Cook, Wood Miry, - NoEs-Wortman, • Stevens, Owen, Smith. The question then being as to the passage of the original resolution as amended, the same was adopted by the following vote : . Avis -Hawes, Wolcott, Williams, • Cook, Woodbury. Ploys-Worttman, Stevens, Owen, Smith. Ithaca 4,225 40 Lansing 2,181 50 " Newfield2,110 03 " " Ulysses 2,167 83--21,203 57 Returned taxes to Caroline7 28 Dryden 57 65 " ' Groton 5 29 " Ithaca 171 47 Lansing 7 75 it " Newfield 5 38 Ulysses 67 47- 322.23 Retarnod taxes 1869, paid Supervisors. 3 20 " Dryden 22 09 Enfield13 15 Groton 20 14 Lansing 14 58 " Newfield 6 00 " Ulysses.. 3 85- 83 01 " Caroline Town expenses 467 61 ` Highway " 1,43111 Poor 66 150 00-2,048 72 " Danby Town expenses 506 57 " highways 500 00-1,006 57 " Dryden Town expe-ices 774 11 " highways 2,100 00 " poor 500 00-3,374 11 " Enfield Town expenses 883 74 • bio -h 250 00 --1,133 74 " Groton Town expenses792 55 highways 825 00
" Inpot. or Rail Road Bonds3,500 00-5,317 55
200 00
" Ithaca Town expenses15,595 97
• poor ex 1, 000 00�
" R. -R. Bond Int ,438 6.2-21,385 59
Lansing Town expenses 544 62
" highways 250 00-- 794 62
Newfield Town expenses 1,469 65
• highways 1,000 00-2,469 65
Ulysses Town expenses 1,184 17
" highways .. 1,000 00---2,184 17
$39,699 72
" tont orders 2 822 46
" County. " .....................11,366 59
` Poor House in -door orders.... 1,978 25
outdoor " .... 1,059 67
" Transportation and services.. 133 83-17,351 80
Total disbursements $128,805 21
Amount on hand.... .. ............... 4,512 82
66
" Caroline
66
$133,318 03
•
The Committee recommended the pas-
sage of the following resolution :
Resolved, That $2,000 of the balance in the
'hands of County Treasurer be applied to pay
County indebtedness
CHRLSTOPnnn C. COOK, i - -
JoarAn Haus, ,k Committee,
JOHN WoLcoTT,
Mr. Williams then offered the follow-
ing resolution : •
Resolved, That the claim of Cornell Library
Association for rent of Armory in 1869 be al-
loyed, and the Clerk is hereby directed to
draw an order en the County Treasurer in -fa-
vor of such Association for one hundred and
seventy-one dollars; to provide for balance of
such claim not before allowed by this Board,
together with interest and amount of such
claim for year past.
The ayes and noes being called for
Adjourned , until Wednesday morn-
ing.
Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Minutel3 of previous day read and ap-
proved. After being duly organized
the- Board procdeded to examine the.
jail.
The committee -on TT. S. Deposit
I+und made the following report :
The .committee to whom -was referred
the books of the Loan Commissioners
for the 'County of Tompkins, beg leave
to submit the following report :
That the books of Mortgages to secure the
payment of Monies loaned from this office,
held by said Commissioners, had been sub
mitted to them for inspection by B. R. Wil-
liams, one of the Commissioners, and the Com-
mittee have also received from him areport of
his transactions as Commissioner, from which
it appears that they was on hand subject to
loan on the 1st day of Oct. 1870, as follows :
To the- Board of Supervisors of 7'nmptin;
• County :
was the result
Ithaca Journal
The undersigned, one of the Loan Com tui s
oners for said county, would report concerning
the U. S. Deposit I+ und, as follows: I received
from my predecessor, B. S. Halsey, the books
and accounts of the office, April 22d, 1870.
Principal money received from
him. $ 671 fit
Prine.ip 0 money received from
loans 2.543 97-i; 3,218 58
Amount loaned by me 2.100 Ou
" on band subject to loan 1.118 53-- 3,213 58
onistandineonmortg'e 67,120 35 •
" on land subject to loan 1,118 18- 63,233 03
Interest received since April 22,
1870 .. 4,549 45
Commissioners fees & disburse-
ments 811 00
Amount to be roturLed to Comp-
troller • 4,203 45- 4,549 45
There are at the present date three delin-
quents whose property is advertised for sale.,
amoutiug in aggregate to x',1,077 94.
I herewith hand you a list of the mortgages
now on my books, with the amounts.
• Respectfully submitted.
J. M. WOODBURY,
CIITSI7TOPBFR C. COOK, } Couinlittee.
LEVI 1-.OwEN,
On motion of Mr. Williams,
Resolved, That we proceed to ballot for 1170
papers to publish the Session Laws for the en-
suing year.
The ballot being taken the following;
Ithaca Democrat.....
On motion of Dr. Cook,
Resolved, That this Board fix the sum of $100
es the amount to be paid to each of the pa-
pers designated to publish the Session Laws.
On motion of Mr. Wolcott,
R :so'vedl, That the rejected taxes as returned
to the several members of this Board by the
County Treasurer, be levied and assessed upon
the several towns respectively, as follows:
Caroline ' $ 7 28 •
Dryden 57 65
Groton.... 5 99
Ithac
124 43
Lansing 7 75
Ulysses .... 67 47
Newfield - 5 38
$275 25
The Chairman appointed the follow-
ing committee to examine students .for
admission into Cornell -University.
Rev. Thomas C. Strong, D. D., Ithaca.
C. W. Carrier, M. D., New;ield. -
Rev. O. Seymour, Ulysses.
On motion of Mr. Owen,
Resolved That the town meetings in the sev-
eral towns in this County, be changed from
the first Tuesday in April, to the first Tues-
day in February, of each year, and this to
take effect on the fist Tuesday in February,
1872.
• Adjourned until afternoon.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Board inet pursuant to adjournment.
All merabers present. Minutes of the
previous day read and approved. The
s oitrd engaged in the examination of
the several tax rolls of • the different
towns, preparatory- to placing them in
the hands of the committee on equaliza-
tion. -
E vening Session.
On motion of Mr. Williams, •
Revolved, That the Clerk be authorized t.o
renew the contrast for board of prisoners, &c.,
with the Monroe County Penitentiary.
On motion of Mr. Hawes, .
Res,lvea, That the Treasurer be hereby di-
1:
rected to pay to the order of the Superinten-
dent of the N. Y. Asylum for Idiots, the sum
of $80, for amoimt due that institution.
On motion of Mr. Williams,
Rooked, That the bill of the Sheriff for rent
paid be allowed, with the understanding that
hereafter no claim for office rent will be al-
lowed by the Board of this County.
Adjourned until Thursday morning.
Thursday, Nov. 24, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All the members present. Minutes of
previous day read and. approved.
The Board was engaged in the mat-
ter of bills, preparatory to making up
the equalization reports. At eleven
o'clock the board adjourned, • and the
members went to the several churches
to attend Thanksgiving service.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at two o'clock.
On motion of Mr. Hawes,
Resolved, That the Clerk of this Board be
authorized and is hereby directed to draw on
the Conpt`roller for the amount apportioned
to this County from the Asylum fund, when
said apportionment is made, and to pay the
same to the County Treasurer to be placed to
the credit of the general fund of the County.
On motion of Mr. Woodbury,
Resolved; That the County Judge be author-
ized to employ a stenographer to attend the
trial terms.of the County Court and Courts of
Sessions, whenever he deems it advisable and
for the best interest of the County.
The Committee on equalization pre-
sented a majority and minority report.
The majority report is as follows : A
majority of the committee on equaliza-
tion report the following resolution
Resolved, That the scale of equalization as
shown by the following scheclule,,be adopted
as the basis of equalization for this year,
Caroline 06 per cent.
Danby 064 "
Dryden 167
Enfield 055
Groton 094
Ithaca 235
Lansing 149
Newfie:d 074
Ulysses 102
i,
I.
LS
1000
H. C. Wii.mADs,
L..H.OWEN, Committee.
NELSON STEVENS,
The minority of the Committee on
equalization presented the following re-
port :
The minority of the Committee on equaliza-
tion would respectfully report that the follow-
ing be the equalized valuation for each town,
in the. County, for the year 1870.
Caroline $ 307,932
Danby 326,910
Dryden 993,040
Enfield 268,404
Groton.... 54.3,016
Ithaca 1,622 330
Lansing 857.589
Newfield 352,207
Ulysses 659,664
$$'.,5,931,073
WOLCOTT, Committee.
WORTHAN,
The minority report was adopted on
the call of -the ayes and noes by the
following vote :
AvEs-Hawes, Wortman, Wolcott, Cook,
Woodbury,
NoEs-Williams, Stevens, Owen, Smith.
Adjourned until evening.
Evening Session,.
On motion of Mr. Williams,
Resolved, That the Sheriff and Special Coun-'
ty Judge are hereby permitted to use the of-
fice of the District Attorney for their respec-
tive offices.
The Board was engaged during the
evening on matters pertaining to equal-
ization and bills. •
Adjourned until Friday morning.
Friday Morning, Nov. 25.
Board met pursuant to adjourment.
All the members present. Minutes of
previous clay read and approved.
On motion of Mr. Wolcott.
Resolved, That at the request of the Supervi-
sors of the several towns of this County, the
sums set forth in the following schedule, be
Ievied and assessed upon the taxable property
of' the several towns named for the purposes
therein mentioned.
Towns Town Audits Highways Poor
Caroline $ 490 66 $ 750 00 $ 75 00
Danby 168 15 250 00
Dryden..,. 902 58 4,150 00 250 00
Enfield 978 12 100 00
Groton a 549 62 1,250 00 136 00
Ithaca 10,118 43 600 00 1,000 00
Latnsing...... 607 99 19 75
Newfield1,885 59
Ulysses.... 758 72 1,000 00
$16,459-86. $9,915 00 $1,461 00
13
On motion of Mr. Wolcott,
Resoima, That at. the request of the several
Supervisors of the respective towns named in
the following schedule, the claims set forth
therein be added to the audits of said towns
and levied and assessed upon said towns re-
spectively.
OAAOLINII.
W. P. Speed, Attorney's fees........... • ....
Matthew BuJ, J. P
Benj Losey, "
D. B. Gilbert.
C. J. Rou'seville, J. P
John Wolcott, Supervisor. ................
Oephas Bollman, board of prisoner
E. Lounsberry, ex. tax, '69
E. E. Legg, "
Sharrsrci Slater, ex -Supervisor
S. B. Snow, Assessor
A. P. Shnlenberg, excess of tax
Gilbert Personas, Constable
Charles H. Duel, Constable '68
. Matthew Bull, Justice Peace
A. E. Philips, excess tax
DANDY.
A. W. Knapp, Town Clerk.... .............
Lemuel Jennings, Justice Peace
A. Wadhams,
A. W. Knapp,Clerk Election
Josiah Hawes, Supervisor
John Van DeBogart, Justice Peace
Lemuel Jenuin' 5, Surveying
Jeremiah Thatcher, Justice Peace
Jacob Wise, Assessor ............. . ....
DRYDEN.
W. W. Snyder, Justice Peace
James H. George
John M. Smith, Supervisor
George W. Houtz, Town Clerk
H. Wilcox, Justice Peace
James H. George,
14, Minton, • `
N. Crittenden, Inspector Plect'on
A. Clapp, Printer
Henry Boyce, excesstax
Joshua Dans, "
Aubery Rhodes,
•
ENFIELD,
Joshua 5, Miller. Town Clerk
Jamas M. Lanning, Justice Peace
John M. Baker, • "
William Marshall, "
Orrin Dearborn,
Edwin S. Ford,
D. L. Baker
J. G. Wortman, Supervisor
Mnlden Russell, Constable
eudrox.
Patterson F. Hart, Justice Peace
H. C. Marsh, Town Clerk
Nelson S,eveus, Clerk Election
H. C. Marsh, Town Clerk
A. B. Rogers
Sidney Hopkins, Justice Peace
Nelson Stevens, Supervisor
W. D. Mount ex -Supervisor
Sidney Hopkins, Justice Peace.
Ancon Wait, Constable
$5 00
14 50
14 50
8 00
20 00
30 60
1 00
8 70
4 22
25 57
10 00
8 49
8 35
1 75
13 10
0 57
$186 35
52 17
13 40.
9 25
6 00
25 27
8 75
4 50
'7 25
16 00
$143 09
2510
8 25
'70 57
1980
10 50
9 50
10 30
8 00
7 50
5 95
5 95
5 95
$187 37
34 93
12 00
23 50
16 50
22 30
13 50
12 40
31 60
4 75
$171 48
16 00
3625
8 00
6 50
200
28 00
16 50
31 50 Ulysses .....19,7
5 0
30 200,870
John G. Apgar, "
•C. Reynolds, Inspector Election
W. tI` Ilnrnham, It: R, Com
ITHACA..
:'zra Weaver, Justice Peace
Charles G. Day,
Henry H. Howe, "
P. D. Norton, Town Clerk
:I. C. Williams, Supervisor
0. Hanshaw, excess tax
C. M. F. Beers, supplies
G. T. Garrett, inspector Election.
Ass M. Lucas, Justice Peace
LANSING.
Jmshua Brown, Justice Peace
Darius Hall,
Samos M. Woodbury,
William HI Fiteb, "
Loranzn Myers, Town Clerk
David Williams, poor supplies
Edward 0, Smith, ex. of tax
eeEwFIELD.
3 10
8 00
10 00
$177 - 55
202 80
142 93
87 10
114 36
145 23
3 00
6 (11
6 00
323 35
$1,03- 0 13
17 50
11 50
8 50
42 80
25 75
23 87
26 80
24 37
$181 09
John Sebring. Surveyor 9 00
William C. Douglass, Commissioner 39 50'
Charles W. Fowles, Constable - 4 75
E. C. Thorn, Justine. Peace 1 00
Benjamin Starr, - 26 53
P. C. Thorn, " 17 09
George W. Ham, " ..1 - - 34 75
Luther S. Ham, " 10 00
C. C. Cook, Supervisor 46 66
8. S. Garfield; Justice Peace 36 49
$225 58
ULYaeEa.
Cha.les W. Flyer. com. ex... .. ........
Jacob Carman, :Justice .Peace
S. Burlew,
10. C, Taylor, Town Clerk
Levi H. Owen, Supervisor
J. R. Emery, Justice Peace
Thomas Vein. Road Com
R. C. Tompkins, Inspector Election
Theo, C. hese, " `'
9 00
19 00
20 60
52 50
89 17
103 60
32 00
4 00
7 00
$336 67
The following is the assessed valua-
tion of the real and personal property
of the County of Tompkins, as appears
by the Rolls returned by the Assessors
of the several towns :
Towns. Acres.
Caroline, ..30,505
Denby.. -.33,161
Dryden.....61,671
Enfield.....22,000
Groton 30,273
Ithaca 19,233
Lansiug37,937
Newfield36,346
Real.
317,458
337,020
902,704
276.705
559,810
1.590,510
398.866
363,100
663,295
Pers'l.
15,307
21,790
82,850
17,330
117,803
741,775
156,603
18,070
195,155
Total. Y. pr A
332,765 10 30
358,810 10 10
985,614 11 39
294,035 12
617,618. 18 49
2,332,285
1,055,472 23 60
331.170 9 90
859,451 33 59
5,909,528 1,367,688 7.217,220
1.
The following is a schedule showing
the valuation of the real and personal
property of Tompkins County, on the
basis of equalization as adopted by the
Board :
Towns. Acres. Real.
Caroline 30,506 307,932
Danby 33,161 326,910
Dryden 61.671 99:3,040
Enfield 22,000 268,404
Groton30,273 543,016
Ithaca 19,233 1,622,320
Dansine37,937 857,580
New&eid 36,346 352,207
Ulysses 19,743 659,664
Personal.
15,307
21,790
82,850
17,330
117,808
741,775
156,603
18,070
196,155
Total.
328,239
348,700
1.075,890
235,734
600,824
2,364,095
1,014,183
370,277
855,819
290,870 5,931,073 1,367,688 7,208,701
On motion of Mr. Williams,
_Resolved, That the following sums be levied
and assessed upon the taxable property of this
county for the purposes hereinafter designa-
ted:
esigna-ted:
For Schools
General purposes
Bounty debt •
New Capitol
Floating debt ander chap. 291,
Laws of 1859
To pay awards of appraieers
and canal boitrd for 1868 and
18m and deiliatincy of appro-
priil`tltih of 1869'
New workandextra repairs.
Champlain Canal..k
$ 9.600 88
9.600 88
16,321 49
4,800 44440,323 69
Court expenses
Fuel and gas for Court Howse
State Lunatic Asylum
" Idiot Asylum
Salary -County Judge
,Special County Judge
District Attorney
Supervisors' clerk
64 janitor
County Treasurer
Chaplain Co. House
Superintendent Poor
Insurance on co. buildings
Liveryto county house
960 09
6.720 62
7,600 70
98 47-$15,459 18
$55,783 57
2.000 00
400 00
2.000 00
80"00
1.200 00
50 00
600 00
100 00
15 00
500 00
50 09
1.000 00
73 50
800
Incidentals School Conmisr's 490 00 -
County Judge.... 50 00
County Andits.:..... 11,066 36
Less am't.Treas.hands 2,000 00 9.063 36-$17.542 tt
$73.326 4343
State Tax $55.783 57
County Tax 17.642 86
• $73.326 43
•
Friday Afternoon and Evening.
The Board was engaged during the.
afternoon and evening sessions in pre-
paring abstracts of town indebtedness,
and in obtaining the rate per cent. of
the several towns.
Board adjourned until Saturday morn-
ing,
Saturday Morning, Nov. 26.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn-
ment. All the members present. Min.
utes of the previous day read and ap-
proved. The members were engaged
during the session in finishing the ab-
stracts of indebtedness.
On motion of Mr. Stevens,
Resola+ed, That the Collectors of the several
towns of this County be requested to settle
with the County Treasurer, on or before the
80th day ,of January, 1871.
On motion of Mr. Stevens,
Resolved, That when this Board adjourns it,
be to meet on the 10th of Dec. 1870, at 10
o'clock A. M.
On motion adjourned. -
15.
COU T A UDITS.
The following is an abstract of the
names of all persons who presenteclbills
to be audited by the Board.of Supervi-
sors. of Tompkins County, at their an-
nual session in November, 1870.
No. Claim'd Allow'd
1 I. K. Follett, livery bill.......... 5 00 5 00
2 Almon Boys, court house repairs 39 30 39 30
3 Al. Boys, Co. Judge's Office 20 37 20 37
4 F. Randolph, county jall8 42 8 42
5 M. M. Brown, coroner 108 08 108 08
6 H. B. Chase, ex -Supervisor 4 28 4 28
7 Seymour & Glenny,supplies jail 22 58 22 58
8 C. C. Cook, physician 16 16 16 16
9 I. S. Briggs, " 7 00 6 76
10 1)1. T. Denman, sup't of the poor 134 02 122 02
11 W. B. Gay, janitor court house25 00 25 00
12 Howard & Spencer, fur. co. judge 19 62 19 62
13 W. O. Wyckoff, stenographer35 00 35 00
14.J. DeLos Lewis, coroner 30 00 25 09
15 P. H. Farrington 21 60 21 60
16 Weed, Parson & Co., stationery 2 00 2 00
17 White &Burdick, supplies jail10 40 10 40
18 Banks Bros., stationery 7 00 7 00
19 Geo. Hadley, chemist 150 00 150 00
20 John Murray, lunacy 66 33 57 32
21 C. D. Johnson, supplies for jail17-97 17 97
22 Lewis Stevens, grave digger' 1 50 1 50
23 Egbert Stevens, " 1 50 1 50
24 Richard Spear 1 00 1 00
25 Taylor & Finch, blank books139 75 139 75
26 S. b. Beers 49 80 49 80
27 Charles W. Fowles, constable4 25 4 25
28 C. E. Lucas 44 5 75 5 75
29 L. D. Hamilton, " 11 85 7 55
�d00 Geo. D. Goldsmith, " I3 76 13 75
31 R. R. Howell, Deputy Sheriff6 20 6 20
32'R. R. Howell,14 75 00 00
33 Sidney Hopkins, Justice Peace. 1 70 1 70
34 J. DeMotte Smith, Attorney16 04 16 04
35 Matthew Bull, Justice of Peace9 80 9 80
36 Charles H. Buell, constable 8 35 8 35
37 Anson Wait, " 6 50 6 50
38 Albert Neideck, •` 6 90 6 90
30 Moses Tyler, " 19 25 19 25
40 William Gee, Constable 52.20 52 20
41 Peter E. Thorpe, 3 10 2 85
42 Niedick & Seaman, police 52 67 52 67
43 John J. Peters, constable 25 15 25 15
44 Hiram Bouton, Justice of Peace 2 05 2 05
45 A. M. Tarbell, constable 2 05 2 05
46 Perry Cooper, " 11 15 11 15
47 Perry Cooper, " 17 25 17 25
48 George Mnir, " 9 85 9 85
49 O. K. Dean, ti 81 85 19 55
50 Wiliam H. Hammond, armorer. 75 00 00 00
51 David McDougal use of house.. 15 00 . 15 00
52 Titus & Bostwick, supplies jail, 39 55 39 55
53 Gamaliel H. Sperry.... - 7 90
54 William D. Mount, ez-Supervi'r 5 08 5 08
55 C. L. Benson, Referee 4 00 4.00
56 W. D. Mount, 4 00 4 00
57 Joseph Smiley, " 4 01► • 4 00
58 H. S. Brewer, stationery 75 75
99. Samuel Love, Referee 6 00 6 00
60 John Mitchell, " 6 00 6 00
61 A, W. %nettles, " 6 00 6 00
62 W. W. Snyder, Superin't Poor:88 50 88 50
63 W. W. Snyder,. " 22 87 22 87
64 P. H.' Farrington,- " 126 50 126 60
65 A. B. Clark rent of hall 15 00 15 00
60 Ithaca Daily Leader -printers150 25 143 50
6 60
68 H. 0. Marsh, printers 240 50 238 50
69 Spencer & Williams, printers289 20 289 20
70 A, Clapp, 202 75 206 50
71 Ithaca Journal, • .. 993 10 983 85
72 The Ithacan, " 20 25 20 25
73 Dudley F. Fincb, snpplies Sup't 9 60 9 60
74 Wilgus Bros., supplies for jail19 03 19 03
75 Oscar M. Wilson, printers 143 50 143 50
76 E. R. Andrews, stationery 6 00 6 00
77 J. J. Montgomery, physician7 00 7 00
78 Andrni, McChain & Co., stat'ry 5 73 573
79 William Coryeil, physician23 50 23 50
80 E. C, Moe, 10 00 10 00
81 A. Patterson, El 15 00 15 00
82 S. P. Sackett, " 35 00 35 00
83 W. L. Wheeler, " 20 00
84 S. H. Peck, 12 00 12 00
85 E. W. Mandeville, 3 00 3 00
86 Schuyler & Co., supplies 1 25
87 Treman, V. & Green. lab. onjail 17 40 17 40
88 Sears & Smith, supplies 18 50 13 5')
89 Kellogg & Converse, Co. Judge2 69 2 69
90 Theodore C. hose, stenographer 2 40 2 40
91 Alviras Snyder 3 96 3 96
92 Sanford Bros., supplies Court H 3 25 . 3 25
93 E. C. Van Kirk, ex -Sheriff....., 286 31 286 31
94 Mott & Leonard, police 75 30 75 30
95 Reuben Fish, Deputy Sheriff263 15 263 15
96 H. L. Root, Sheriff 527 68 527 68
97 H. L. Root, " 1,875 76 1,875 76
98 A. Preston, constable.. 4 70 4 70
99 Milden Russell, " 14 00 10 25
100 William Gee, " 3 75 3 75
101 D. L. Baker, constable 2 '70 2 70
102 C. E. Lucas, 13 00 13 00
103 Joseph C. Call, 32 70 21 80
104 H. H. Howe, Justice Peace 11 67 11 67
105 Ezra Weaver, " 24 25 24 25
106 Ithaca Town Hall 10 00 10 00 _
107 S. V. Graham, ex -Supervisor.... 3 96 3 96
108 Birdsey Clark. Court Howe 13 50 13 50
109 Van Kirk, Puff & Co., sup. jail19 43 19 43
110 Sharrard Slater,ex-Supervisor4 92 4 92
111 Andrus, McChain & Co 101 08 101 08
112 C. C. Cook, physician 9 66 9 56
113 Nelson Stevens, Supervisor 6 56 6 66
114 Treman Bros., supplies 115 54 115 64
115 H. C. Williams, Supervisor 7 00 7 00
116 J. Hawes, '• 8 92 8 99
117 J. M. W000dbwry, `• 9 56 9 5g
118 First National Bank, error.... 30 00
119 H. L. Root, jail supplies 23 50
120 J. M. Smith, Supervisor9 92
121 Francis hi. Sexton 4632
122 Governeur Weller 136 00
123 M. Lyon, "counsel Ferguson"141 90
124 O. K. Dean, constable 102 00
125 Moses Crowell, Justice Peace43 75
126 A. M. Lucas, " 97 92
127 Seth Warner, constable 5 00
123 H. N. I3umiston, Deputy .Const, 19 60
' 129 Reuben Gee, Deputy -Sheriff 140 00
180 Charles G. Day, Justice Peace.. 8 30
131 T. J. McE)heny, County Clerk... 403 68.
132 T. J. McElheny, 905 78
138 Luce & McCormick, jail supplies 32 78
134 E. C. Moe, physician....... 10 00
135 G. C. Beers, armorer 9 25
186 E. M.'Latta, " 50.00
137 13. R. Wilcox, Attorney 5 00
133J. G. Wortman 428
139 John Wolcott • 4. 96
140 Moses Deyo, armorer " 6 00
141 Maron A. Burdick, armorer 28 00.
142 Capt, S. Miner, 52 00
143 T. S. Wilcox 4 25
144 J G ;Wortman, rent hall '50 00
145 J. Dement, ' 100 00'
146 Cornell Library Ass." 150 00
147 Town Danny, " 56 09.
16
30 00 143 W. J. Morton, armorer
23 50 149 S. S. Garfield, room rent
9 92 150 J. H, Theall, armorer
25 00 151 Eugene Hollister, armorer
36 00 152 C. H. Howe,
141 90 153 Peck 3 Anderson, armory
102 00 154 E. Lounsberry, u
33 75 155 John Crowell,
97 92 150 W, D. Ellie, "
4 00 157 3. W. Dwight, rent armory
19 60 158 John Goodyear "
140 00 150 Theodore Deschner, armorer
8 30 160 J. G. Wortman, armorer
403 63 161 0. Dearborn, "
894 28162 H. L. Root, rent 01 office
32 78163 John Wolcott, Supervisor
8 88 164 Josiah Hawes,
9 25165 Tohn M. Smith, "
50 00 160 Nelson Stevens, r'
5 00 167 H. 0. Williams, `
4 28169 J. M. Woodbury,
4,96189 0, C. Cook,
6 00 170 L. H. Owen,
20 00 171 3. G. Wortnian,
32 00
4 25
50 00
100 00
150 00
50 00
13 00
10 00
12 42
18 00
10 50
15 00
10 00
10 00
24 78
40 00
50 00
22 00
40 00
1 70
50 00
108 02
100 34
129 00
119 96
121 98
110 70
112 76
127 40
102.90
9'11
10 00
12'49
18 00
10 50
15 00
10 00
1000
24 78
40 00
00 00
29 00 .
40 00
1 70
50 00
108 02
100 34
' 129.00
118 96
121 93
110 70
112 70
127 40
102 9b
$11,06? 80'
17
_ C'A1}()I,I�'.E. .Ben;. Lose).1450
. - - I). 15. Gilbert, 8 0(1
' Abstract of the names of all persons C, J. 13",,'"ille.. " 20 00
- - - Tolrn Wolcott, Supervisor 30 60
Who presented I6eoontlts to be audited Cephas kullrnan, hoard bf prisoner 1 09
to the Bo41c1 .of Town A11dito,'s ut the E. Lottusher15, (.cess of tax: 1869 8 70
E,E.Ic � 42d
Town. of Caroline oil.. the 10th• day of s,harrntd o1net et Supervisor t2 iii
S. . Dnuw, .A9 or .:... 14 00
November, ;1870, with the alrionllt5 A. P. Shtlleoher ;excess .tax ...... ... • 8 4:1
claimed' by ei'cli and 'the t4.inounts'final-
. (timer: tura ii. (onCiatbleable s 35
ly'auditecl; ilaititew,Bull. .lustice Peace . I3 10
No. Claim'. d.Allow'd A-' F' Phillipa, tx.ess tax (i 57
1 William 4:. Care; Inspector elec'ii, ti .50 6 all
2 Joseph C. Yates. 0onerahle 31'75 31 75
3 JohnNorris, Clerk of election4 00 4 011 . DANDY.
4 Horace Lane, excess ot, tax..8 45 8 45
3 Miles Laudon,1 a9 .. 1 50 Abstract,of the names of all persons
6' Beiie'-'n Norris; inspector eh ct'n.. - 6 00 - 8 00 - -
7 Richard Lonnaberry, Town elerl 2+4 85' 24 85 who presented account~, - .to be 'audited
8.John'4 Yaple; excess tax. ti 92. 6 92'byr the'1'own Board of Town Auditors
9 George Toole, 6 42 6.42
10 Cephas Bnllman, use house elec n- 15 (A1 Iii 00 Of t)le 'LOwii of Danby, 011 the 10th
11•AintliCE Ogden; Inspector'ele.n 7 OW 7 00 r
12,Toel Evaria,: a 2,i 6 25 (lay" Of November, 1810, -will: -01.0
13 F. Emmett Legg Clerk l. 4 (10 . i 00 Amounts claimed by each person- and
14 Elias Brink, Tnspector,election' 7 14 7 14
15 Wal -E. Devenport; Assessor 25 00 25 09,tlle amounts finally allowed -
16 Smith D. Stevens, . ` 24 00 24 00 No Clilim'd Allow'd
17 Lathrop Wattles, Com. HignwayA 2L 21 31 25 1 W. A. Mandeville, Inst election. $(i 00
18 George J Nelson, Overseer Peer. ` 9'00 9 00 2 Sheldon Bierce, 1 600 $ti tM
19 Truman Spaulding. 14 76 14 i5 lc
„
20 John Wolcott, Clerk election 4 a) , 4 00 3 L L. Beers, ti 06 fi' 00
21 James Bake; -excess tau::. 8'69 8 69 •4 Michael Hnndy,.Overseer. of Poor 14 85 '' 14 85
22 Epenettis Howe; $ fi9 ` 8 69 5' E: L: B: C.'iu tis, t " 0 75 300
6 4:) 8 47 ti Dr. EliBeers, err or in toorbiil.'89 10 70 10 Ott
4 80 ';',4 00' 7 Geo, F. Nouse, Clerk of election 3 0f) $ 70
25 18 ' 25. 18 8 Homer Jennings, ex-High'y Corn ' 13 00 ' 13 00
10 93 10 93 9' S. D, Ilamhlin, Highway Coni r.. 55 00 , 55 00
10' Cleo W. Bierce, watering trough 14 10 ..14 00
43 8 48 11 L. E. Hollister`, constable... .... 1 60 j. 60
1;i' 21 12 21 12 J Hawes 456 bon, merchants 5 til). 5 60
0 9(i 10 96 13 Alfred`Vose, Assessor 12.00 12. 10
8 48 84:3 14 C. Slocum. • " 15 00 15 00
27 50 27 50 15 Rhodayan Orman, refunded tai. 3 00 3 (K)
0186 35
2:1 Lyman A: Patch; "•
24. John J. Peters, Clerk election
25 " " Constable
96 F. A. Bates, excess of tax....:,
27 William- Boce, "
28' Russell 'F. Abbey, ..,
29 Moses Bull, `
30 John S. Head, '
31 Edward L. Humphrey, "
32 John Lawrence, Town Clerk....
33 Michael C. Krum, Oonr'r.High'yii75 00 75 00
34 S. P. Ashley, services as Attorney 15 00 16 00
95 0. J. Rounsevffie, use hall elect'n 15 00 15 00
$400 66 $490 66
21,wn of '! arolcne, ss
We do hereby certify that the foregoing abstract is
correct
Dated this loth day of November. 1870. -
JoIIN, WOLOOPT, Supervisor, '
BENJAMIN LosEY Justices of Peace,
DAN B. tGrimmer,
MATTHEW BULL,
CHARLES J. ROUNSEVILLE,
.. -.CHARLES' L. DANIS,--Town Clerk.
The following resolutions were passed at
the: annual. Town Meeting of the Tmvn of
Caroline, held on Tuesday; April 5th; 1870. •
Resolved,. That the of live hundred dol-
ltl18 ($500) in addition -to the, stun of twohun-
dred and fifty dollars -($250) allowed 'by 'law, copy of1
bo raised.tor Roads and Bridges',for the eusu-
• 108 90 $168 111
At a meeting of the Board of Town Audit-
ors of the.Town of Danby,
Rc eolreil,' That -two hundred and fifty dollars
be raised for. highway purposes 101 the present
year. .
Toren of Danby, R4.
We do.hereby certify the foregoing abstract
and , resolution is eorrect.
Dettcd: Danby; Nov.10t i, 1870. •
JosiAn HAwEs, Supervisor'.
J. VAN DE BOOART,
LEMUEL leaIenNGS,
AEU-EMI/in THAT9HER,:
ANDREW WADRAMS, .Jnsii MS,
A; W; KNAPP, Town Clerk`,
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
the orrgina c'
A. W,' KNAPP, Town Cleric...
Resolved, That the :sum sof' seventy-five dol-
lars'($75) be raised for the spppoIt of the ',poor ;ism • e1 Jennings, Justice Peace...
the ensuing year, , A. Wadhams, "
CnARLES L. DAME, Town Clerk. A. W. Knapp, Clerk Election
(Added bySupervisor.) Josiah Hawes, Supervisor -
P i John Van DeBogart, Justice Peace_
Wm. P. ')peed, Attorney's fees $5 00 Lemuel :Tennings, Snrveyine
Matthew Bull, Justice Peace.., 4.... 14 50 Jeremiah' Thatcher, Justice Peace_ ..
(Added by Supervisor.)
52 17
129
2206
• 6.00'
25:27
875.
4 40
7 20
Jacob Wi+e, Assessor
18
18 (8)
142 131
Abstract of the names of all persons
wlio presented accounts, to the Beard
of Auditors of the town of Diydeil, ou
the 1 Otdt day of November, 1 870 , with
the amounts claimed and the iatheuntS
finally allowed
No.• Claim'd Allow'd
1 Peter Minoah, nee house"election $la' 00 $15 00
2 W, D. Ellis, 30 00 30 00
5 Jerome Barron, " •` :20 00 3) 00
4 J. S. Barber. use house & el kelec 28 00 28.00
5 B S. Gibson, Constable - 2 15 2.11.
b Wm, 51. Roe, 9 95 : . 9 95
7 Noses Tyler, 4 15 4 15
3 Orin Tucker. "• 9 10 9 10
0 J. H. Knapp, Physician, , 8 00 -8.00
10 Willard Shaver, in. pectoi elee'n 8 25 8 25
11 Jacob Ogden. 9 50 9.50
12 H. P. Bonfield, " 8 00 8 00
13 Henry C. Brown, " 8 00 800
14 Jesse Bartholomew, 8 00 8 00
15 John C. Johnson„ , 8 00 8 00
10, David Beotherton, " " : 8 00 8 U0
17 Joseph 1'• Rose, 10 00 10 00
18 0, D. Minton,8 O(i.
19 Weyburn Vanhorn 10 00. -
2(1. Harrison Marvin, ` ' 8 "20;
21 Jacob P, Griming, " 8 (ID
•
22 John H. Kennedy "` 8 00, 8 00
28. S. S. Montgomery, clerk election 8 (10, , 8 00
24 H. Limning,4 00 . 4.00
25. J. M. Carr, 8 (0 8 00
20,H. H. Houpt, " " 8 00.. 8 00
27 A. L. Tyler, " " 8.00 8 00
18 Edwin Fitts, com'r land damages 3.00 3 00
29 Gamaliol H. Sperry, Overs rPoor.,, 31 25 .31 25
80 Alvah Ewers. Overseer of Poor, . 22 25 22 25
8l D. A. Chatfield, Assessor
32 Bradford Snyder,
33 A. Burlingame, • ....
34 O. T. Ellis. constable
35 J. E. McElheny, com'r land dam's
30 Dudley Andrews; Undertaker
37 H. F. Pierce, `
38 It. M. Smiley, coiniuis'r higbivay9
39 Geo. J, Sweetland, land damages 139 10
90 Grove G. Moore. use house elec'n 25 (10
41 Albert Sager, constable services, 4 80
42 Isaac'S.,Briggs, physician 9.00' 9,00
43 Wm. Fl tell, 2. 51,...111(7). 14 :00
44 Dinah . Briggs ... 4:60
45 Ithaca Journal, prmtrng blanks.. 2 50''' 2'50
8 00
10 00
820
8 00
3.5 0 35 0(1
42 00 42 00
42 00 42 00
19.78• -19.78
2 00 2 00
20 00 ..00 01)
20 00 13 00
216'00' 500
139 10
2:i 00
4.80
$934 83 $902 58
Wp uheabstract ts Correct.
.iurey certify that the
tor
Joan M. SMITH, Supervisor,
JAIrEB H _ _ GNORuE,
W t. W. SN v -DEB,
H, WILcos, ;
A. BOPTON, Justices.
GEo. • II,- Hours; Town Clerk.
The following resolutions were `passed at
the annual Town Meeting' of the Townof
Dryden, en Tuesday, April 5th,1870 :
Resolved, That_ the stun of- seventeen hun-
dred ($1700) dollars,' 111 addition to the stmt of
two, hundred and fifty ($250) dollars; as allowed
by the statutes. be' levied and assessed upon
the said., town of .Dryden, for the, following
muted purposes:711,e stun of eight hundred
($800) dollars tier the purpose of erecting a
bridge at 'E. E. S. 'Est}'s Saw infill.': The Stith of
ix hundred ($600) dollars, fdr'the' purpose' of
erecting a bridge at Bradford Snyder's, and
the stun of three hundred ($300) dollars for. ;the;
purpose ofp1rcliasing planks, &c.,. for sundry-
bridges
undrybridges in said town.
Rexdved; That the stun of two hundred and
fifty ($250); dollars be_levied and assessed upon
the said. town of Dryden, for the -support of
the poor of said town; for the ensuing year.
Resol#d,That the suns of two thousandand
two hulidred (:(;2200) dollaau.be.levied and col-
lected 1n said town, for the purposeof erecting
a bridge at Dryden village ; also u ;bridge.'on
Six utilecreek, and for the. completion of
bridges now under construction in -other: part$
Of the town, '
CEO. H, 13ourz, To*n Clerk
(Added by Supervisor.)'
W. W. Snyder, Jnstiee Peace 25.10:
James H. George ......... 8 25
Jelin M. Smith, Supervit•or 70 57
George W: Houtz, Town Clerk 19"80
H: Wilcox; Justice Peace...... 1050
James H, George, ... 9 50•
11. Bontoh, YO 30
W. Crittenden, Inspector Elect'on ,.... ....• B 00
A. Clapp, Printer i; 601
Henry Boyce, excess tax........: 595
Joshua Dene, $, 95
Aubery Ilbodes, " ,.
$107.*
ENFIELD.
Abstract of the names of all persons
who presented accounts to be, audited_
to the Board of Town Auditors of the
Town of Enfield, on .the, 10th day., of
Nov. .1870, .with the amounts claimed
by each and the amounts.fivally allowed.
No. •Claim'd ABow'd
1 4. B. Rolfe, inspector election $ 8 00 $ 8 00
2 George S.Fowler, 'e000mmiar •31150, 39;50
3 S. B. Harvey, commi''rhiggwaya `54'(45 54'00
4 Edgar Brewer, inspector election 8%00' 8 00
5 Earl V. Smith', 8.00 :8 00,
0 John H.Theall ,Asses,or 35 00 35x00
7 George H. Hopkins; 26 00 26'00
8 Willtath H Amihaek c 20 00 -20 00,
9 William D. Bagley, clerk of polls 8'13 8 13
10 William H. Jones; ex -Town Cl'k. 8:65 • ; 8 68..
11 James A. Hovey; physician poor. 17 50 17 56
12 William C. Chase, tax refunded., 1 00 : 1 0(1'
13 Mrs. Van Marler, house town per 25 00 • 25 00
14 Seth B.Harvey„com. highways . 431:71 431 71,:
15 Joel N. Whitney, Overseer Poor. 33 75 • 33.7;4
19 Joel N. Whitney, 0. P., disbar tri 32' 28 ” 32 28
17 S. D.'Pii.rdy, supplies for poor. •8'50 8 00
18 Samuel V. Graham, ex-Snpervie r -,18 85 18 85
19 Oscar M. Wilson 7 00 7 00
$7c3 87" $788 87
211 7L M. Riggs, ex-com. highways.. 36 0 3fi 00
I $lel.. of Oilfield, field, . : t
•• 127 inspector eleeri,m.. 12 (Io 12 00
We; do thereby certify that -the foregoing 111- 28 .3. G. Stevens, ex-com'rhighways 31 00 • 31 00
11Lr(Ult is correct. 421) Miles D. Goodyear, clerk election .. •-. 8,00 8 10)
Dated the 10th. ,day of Novenlber, 1870.
3U Henry Metzger, collin for poor... 18 00 18 00
31 Anson Wait, constable '7 75 7 75
'PO
ORN C=. WomrMex, Supervisor, 32 Nelson Graves, excess of tax 1: 1,9 1 09
Jnsetuk S. 11%II.r.ER; Town Clerk, :33 D B. Marsh, use house electionlb 00. 16 00
WILLIAM MAUSHAI t.,_ 84 John Mcliellar, Assessor 30 00 30 (10
Joint M. BAKLB, 15 N. Holliday. deceased, Jes. Pence 10,10 10 0))
JAMss- 3I. LAMMING, Justtceii Peace. 3t1 Allinson Duriee, ". _me.- e1ee:'n 4.0(1 4 IX)
• At a special Auditing Board •convened to-
gether by order of Supervisor, on this -10811 t5.i6 62 f550 62
day. of January, 1870, we Lettifj that itis fill- We, 1'11e-tludersianed, the Board .ef. 1'0tt•i5
lowing is a correct list of all persons who pre- Auditors, -of the Town of Groton, do certify
seated accounts, with theamount claimed and that the within named bills were- audited by
the amount finally: allowed:. us this 10tH day of Nov.;1870.- '
ELadV S'11.\-ENs, Supervisor, ..
D. Moi;sr;
A. B. Rooinis,.
P. F. HART;' - - - _
�.11orbiss Jistices,
1-11ereby celiib' the foregoing Lto be a"cor-
met copy: of abstracts,- &c.
H. C. MARSH, Town. Clerk,
At the annual Town Meetmg.tor the Town
1 o of Groton, held on the. 5th day of April, 1870,
2a IO the following resolutions wire•parsec]
50
No. Claimed. Allowed
1 G. S. Fowler, dem. higb'vs $175 and $175 and
int.. to Feb: 1, '71. int. Feb. 1, i 1
sexton. y. 'GRAHAM,- Supervisor,
WM. MARSHALL,
(►BjN DEARBORN,
.1. H. LAxNINO,
' W. A. JONES, '4 -indices Peace.
.(Added by Supervisor.)
Jeahna S. Miller. Town Clerk
James M. Lanning, Justice Peace
John M. Baker,
William Marshall, "
Orrin Dearborn,
Edwin S. Ford,
D. L. Baker
J., G. Wortman, Supervisor
¥ilden Mussell, Constable
•
GROTON.
22
14
12
31
5)
4)
40
410
7fi
&solved, That. the 81100 of $136 be -raised by
tax for the support of the poor.
Resolved, That the snot of $1,000 be raised
by the Town of Groton, for highway purposes
for the (nsving year.
43 Remixed,That the Supervisor of the Town
of Groton, be directed (0.`use his influence to
change the day lbr holding Town _Meetings in
Abstract of the na:ine's of ' Lll 1) :'sons the ('anta' ofIn*bac to the fi15t Tuesday
who )resented aecotnits to audited fir,.e audited February, of each year.
1 , I hereby ;: = certify the foregoing to be Correct
,'IftAhe Board of lowuAuditors of the copi)1 of resolutions as above stated.
'Town of Groton, on the 10th day of H. 0. MAnSlr, Town Clerk..,
1870, with the amounts ciaiillecl ( by
Added Supervisor.)
by each and the amoiilit 11n;lll 81' Patterson 0'. linrr, Justice Peace
16 tlR
20WP.d: f7. L. M arsh,,'roTil
vii Clerk 25 25
Vclson Stevean'. ('lerk Election... 8'1(1
N@. Clairu'd Allo« dH: H Mar -11. Town Clerk ft 5U
1 O. F. Clark, inspector election_: $11 50 $11 5,-,: A. B Iio era 2 09
2 Major Ford, ex -Overseer Poor... 12 75' 72 75 "InN'leoi4 Warren I Leven s, .7 notice Pence t 0
• :3 D. H. °eggshell; clerk election...' 1(1(1 4 00-,N'''� n *S Stevens. Supervisor
or 123484 sn
50
.1 8()
5 30
3 10
8 (30
11_106
$117 55
5 S Ashley, cofiln for poor. • 8 t 0 8 00 sieiuey Hopkins. Justice Pence.
b C. A. \1'tleon, coot,iht�(hlva><pu Ora" bb 00,.9 40) (10 Anion Wait,, constable
7 L. Cutter, inspector election ... 8 00 - 8 00 'Tubb G. Ap, r; `
8 T. Mietzgar, 9 00 4 00 8• G, Reyngtflli, Inspector Election
0 A. Tallmadge, " 4 00
10 Samuel Bowser, use house elec'n 10 (01 .
11 D. Rhodes, excess tax paid 0 35
92 J. 0. Marsh, inspector election.— 10 00
13 C D. Hart, " 4 00
14 D. W. Woodbury, 8 (10
15 .1, (1. Hatch, Assessor • 3) (10
10 John Goodyear, physician to poor 0 00
7 (1)
18 . • • " hall for eleetious. 3., (A)'
19 L. E.'Draper, ex-insp. election... 3 00
10 John G Cobb, Aseessor...... .. 20 34'
21 11...21,- -Foley, excess of tax paid.. 5 78 '
22 E. C. Moe, physician to poor....... - 48 00
23 Win. Williams, inspector election 8 00
21 A. 1 . Miortoii, Overseer Poor 31) 2i
'25 John G. Apgar, Constable, 8. 75
4 00 W. H. Burnham, R. R, Com
10 00 i -d
085 i t
10 (10 ITIS ACA.
4 011
8 0
80 00 Abstract of the names of all persin4
00
7 on who presented accounts to be audited
15 Cn by:the Board .of Town Auditors of the
2r 35 Town of Ithaca, on the 10th flay of
4 (i November, 1870,.: with the amount
s 00 claimed by each, and the amount ,final -
3123 •
8 l5 IV audited,.
2O
No• ' Clalm'd Ahoa't'
1 8. Stoddard. Overseer Poor $2,186 35 $2.180 3:
2 Peter Aline, Aseeseor - - - 97`13. 97 11
3 1, F Colegrove,.�." - -69 10` "'69 1f
4 E. L, B. C'0rta+, eveller. Danby • 3 50 ' 3 5t
5 P. B. Crandall. inspector elec'n 8-00 ' 8 (A
C ,John J. Mitchell, poll clerk4 00' 4 00
7 Marcus Lyon, Attorney 1U 00 10 00
8• John H. Seg: et„ printing 33 00 d 00
9 Spence -it& Williams, - - 2 50` 2 50
10 J. M. Lyons, inspector electron 8 00 8 05
11 B. R. Williams, poll clerk 4 00 4 0'
12 J. F. Ilawkin,., "
13 Titus & Bostwick, heather 0 2)L 3(1 2r
14 Bostwick Si Williams, intra. 1110 . 97 34 47 34
15 R. H. Fh.h.' constable - • 23 70 29 70
16. H. W.. Ensign, clerk of election: 8 23 825
17 Perry Cooper, constable 27.8) 27 85
18 James Van Order conrtahlg . 11 15 11 16
19 1. ,C T. R. R. Com rs rli btu a tg ('9 56 89 5'1
2(1 Perry Cooper, constable 71 15 71 15
121 Andrus, McOhafr. iv Lyon, sta'y 10 25 ' 11) 25
22 J. N. 1ves. inspector election. 8 00 8 00
23 W. H: Welch & Soil, hones el'n 25 011 25 00
20 John Northrup, Ai','cosor '. . . ;0111 00 206 00
285 E. M.0ronk, inspector election 8..`23 - 8,25
26 E. M. Latta. 8 00 8 00
27 1)T: Bnrtt, " ` 8 00 8 01
28 Holmes & Statnp, rent hose,&e 100 00 1011 (Ili
29 C, E. Lucas. constable • 5 35' 5 35
50 0. E Mune,. .• 19 35 111 55
31 8. M. Babcock, poll clerk 4 00 , 4 Of.
82 John (sunfish, tax refunded9 53 9 53!
33 Neideek dt Seaman, constables • 03 33 (33 3•
81 G. C. Mc('lunc. com'rhighways - 113 009 115 Ou
85 G. A. Tappcnden, rent T. C. Of80 00 30 (3:
386 A, Preston, constable _ 0 i5. 8 75
87 C. Wixom, -clerk election - 4 00' 4 00
88 0, B. Curran, insp. election. &c 8 25 . 8 25
30 A, Preston consta tie 31 09 . 34 00
40 George M.. King, c erk election •t 00 4 00
41 Morgan Vt Bishop, physicians 83 30 83 30
42 Alex. Smith, Livery. . , • 4 00 4 00
43 Amos G. Day, registry clerk, , 4 00 4 00
44 Village of. Ithaca. rent of Hall... 10 00 10 00
45 C. F. Lucas, constable., - . 12 45 12 45
46 Al. M: Brown, physician ' 103 16 103 16
47 0. B. Curran, refunded tax 1 91 1 91
48 Moses Crowell, Justice Peace100 41 100 41
f A I'reetan, constable 54 25 54 25
411 Wm. Gee, constable - 19 35 19 35
�
1 A. N. Hungerford, poll clerk., , 4 00 4 00
2 Albert Naideck, constable 2 50 2'50
n3 Win. S. Berry, constable 9 (10 9 60
','•4' D. 3'. Finch, stationery4 00 1 00
o A. P. Head. use house -election election25 00 25 00
a6 Mott &-Leonard, constables413 25 • 413 23
57 Mille McKinney. hoard registry 14 00 14 00
8 8. Stoddard, certifi'teindebted's 1,297 54. 1,207 54
59 Gr 0. McChtne, • 368 51 " 168 51
(SO210 58 210 5`
61 " • 200-33 26038
2 " 51410 514'10
646If
3
fi.. „
fi5
a .. .. 11, ,
7
$
661 86
699 68
011 28
607 00
557 73
661 8fi
669 68
611 28
607?00
557 73
$10.118 43 10,118 43
We do certify_the foregoing -abstract -isicor-
rcct
H. C.WILLiAIIS, Supervisor,
r
E. D. NORTON.' Town Clerk,
E. WEAVER, J. P.,
CHARLES (1C' Der, J•. P.,
A. M. Luxes, J.
HENRY 11. HOWE, J. P.
At the annual Town Meeting, held April
5th, 1870, it was voted to raise one'thoasand
1o11ars for poor purposes,' and -alit() two hila-
lred and fifty (10110(9 for Coinmi'rssioner.ot
11g11waVS.
• (A06 Al by Supervisor.)
'kill'Weaver, Juetiee. Peace 202 80
"hales G. Day, 142 9$
Fleury H Howe, " 87 10
F. 1). Norton, Town Clerk 114 36
I, C. Williams, Siipeuvieor 145 23
r, Hanshawe:excess tax .. .. 3 0$
i. 51, & F. Beers, �upphes .. 6 31
•I, '1'. Garrett 1n4pector Election l; 00
1.ea 31."Laca-.; .Justice Peace -' `-328 35
$1,D3fi.13
LANSING.' :-
Wrc, the, ltnil rsi red, board of Terni
Auditors of " the- 'i'own of Lansing, in
the County of Tompkins, do hereby
certify that the following statements of
the. accounts (laid ted by them at their
`111n11a1 Ille(tlllg held this _ -10th day of
Nov., 1870, is correct: .
'VO, - "Claim'd �llow'd
' 1 E. S. Miller, sink elec'n, ,Lc $8 00 $800
2 John Conklin, clerk election • 8 00 8 00
3 Jesse Jacobs, inspec'r • 8 00 8 00
4 J, 8. Linderman, " , • 9 00 • 9'00
5 DennisIiullev, house elec n, 1869 ' 15 00' 15 00
ii Thomas Hose, " 1870 20 00. 20 00
7 Melville Beard, supplies for poor ' ' ` 2" 00 • 3'00
8 Roswell Beardsley,
9 A. W. Smith, inspector election4 50 , 4 50
10 Hirai Warner, elerk''ofelection4 00 4 011
11 Lucius Farling, " 4 00 4 00
12. 4, W Pratt, insp. elec'n & sta'ery. , 8.30 ' - 8 30-
13
013 Marvin Bower, inspector election 8 00 $ 00
14 W. S. Baker, supplies :-' 8 00 • 800
(5 Dr. C.1'. Farlin, medical atter ce 10 00 ,10 00
16 E, Boggardus.' inspector elections. 8 01) 8 00
17 J. T,, Knettles. ' 8 50 , 8.50
t8 Wm. 11. Drake, " • 8 00 6 00
19 Harry Miller,hr se house 'election. '15 00 35 00
20. We>ley Hooker, print, elec''n not , 1 r0 1 50
2t Alteon At. Tart -ell, as Constable49 90 19 90
22 Dr. Darius Hall, medical attend'ce 13 00 13 00
23 R. T. Redden, clerk of election4 00 4 00
24 :Lamson Hedden, " 4 00 4 00
:n H. Butler, keeping town pauper- 40 00 - 40 00
26 0, G. Hattie. assessor & cl'k elec'n 36 00 . 86 00
27 Eghert Williams, ass'r 21 ire. elec - 40 75 40 75
8 A. H. Clark, Assessor '32 50 32 50
29 Wm. N. Buck, Overseer Poor.... 26 75 26 75
10.0. D. Crittenden, euppiiee,poor..- 10 50••, -10:30
31 " coni'r highways, 102 00 102 00
32 J, A. Burr, use of hall.... .. ... 4(1 00 40 00
:33 J. A. Burr, supplies for poor 58 16 58 16
34 4. B. Snyder, 20 00 20 00
$607 99
Dated Lansing, Nov 10th, 18'0.
J. M: • W oonnuaY, Supervisor,:
DARIUS HALL,
JOSHUA. Bowen, •:•
WM. H. FITan, Justices Peace.
LORENZo MYER:i, Town Clerk. -_
I hereby, certify the foregoing • to be A arils
copy of accounts audited by the Town Board,
on file in my office. • -
LORENzo 1Mv1Rs, Town Clerk.
At a special meeting of the Town Board of
268 269
tire Town of I ansin , Juno 41:11, 1870, all the Ne. )finds
s
4laini (i.Alimra
men -liters of the. Board were )resent. t .
men -liters. R Congdon A ar- ?e( - 1 1a 38 00-
I 2 Jobn.i. ('oruinh, h,spectoi• .8 8 00
At the request of, tr. D. CrittendCen, oin-''`1 John T. r{u •h, •' 8 00 800
missioner of'Iiighways of said Town, ` the 101- 4 1I G. Whrrne.y, 8 Ott 3 00
10Wing--resolution sets p Lssed : 5 Hite a 8, Bwell ch, es -road cow r 58 n0 18 00
if H S Rockwell cash on c unr, u((0 258 (3) 23(8 I(1
Ii'vsohrd, That the ,,r Own Board' Five their 7 Martin Brower, enc( rix, 2 ,, 2.'23
consent, that the Cointhissionel' of 'Highways •8 Audrew Smith; co,i table '2 5.i 2 tis
immediately, proceed to re -boiler 'the' br•idge '(1 scar \I. R'itson,pru,tiu 3 oa 7 00
10 John w: recall, clerl of ie i pits `20 00 20 09
:near the Aiskiaq MA tit an expense not 'to 11 BM -OW -sin Starr, in.peetor elec'e'. 4 00 4 00
.exceed eight hundred dollars, ($800) .,8100 to 12 Elvin o. 'thorn, 4 0) 4 00
ire air the bridge near B. -\'I. 'Light's, at m ex- 13 Nan (''I 1�. Dudley, tont (ughnar 3. t11 t,'-1 00
p' n 14 Peter '1'holpe, runetable.., f ,20 4:11 !Pt
pensenit to exceed one luindre(l and fifty doh; 15 Alvin Oooper execs lax 25 3 25
lots, 4150)1. also -a bridge near .L M. McKi 11- in Nathaniel Henry, ut pecior elee'n 4 00 : 4 00
lieys', at pal expense not.. to exceed :seventy r7 Ira C. R.ockwoll, 4 00 4 Oa
dollars . 70) • also to repair a bridge. Olt the 111 James Stamp, '4 00 400
(gyp 1 ).) Bobert. Ah laude. , rlt.rl. olecu m. 4 00 4 00
read leading to Norton's Landing, at an ex.- 20 Alvah Brown. ,ir., - " - 4 ((0 4 00
pedes ilea to exceed seventy-five dull%ir:t ($75); 21 A1vR.lt Brown. (10(3.0 for clecl ion. 16 00 16 00
•'et 1 • (
.also to repair' the bridge near Alnftsla Woods, 21 )u. I(rin n liexeu, n li l rk...- • (3f zt 0000
al an expense not to exceed one hundred dol- •24 Jonathan Snunp, house election , 310.02 ;l0 0f
9iu's ($100); also to repair the bridge at '3Iy- 2., 0144Da saps, , e e(i ' 25 15., _ 28 r.:J
yrs': milli At an expense'net to eXceed tify dol -!V Julni Rea , lrum4exr hr iij ,,• on
'lark ($50); also to repair the bridge -nen t;hel39 .' (;liar w. esu o1 ham >20 lu( 20 00
29 Conintissioncrs i hyKroads,A.c'1,1110 28 1,100213
30 Peter 5taiep, damage•• 200 00 150 00
Austin farm, at an expense not to exceed sev-
enty-five dollars ($751; also to repair the road
where the salmon- creek has un1):)ied the
i,lau e,'about one fourth of a. mile south Of the
dwelling house of Jacob Teeter, at an expense
not to' exceed four hundred dollars, ((400),
provided that the said Commissioner pe 011-
nllyt`superintends -the said repaint 011 the silicl
miler
.R'soleed, furte1,'Thitt the said (`•ommis$sirin-
4e. report to the Town Board at their animal
Meeting inNovembernext, the nlniteys so ex-
pended and where.
' J. At, Woonaunr, Sunervieor,
D ARE[ A4HAi.L,
JOSHUA BRorvl`,
W.M. H Frrou, Justices Peace.
Loxgxzo 1LvEns, Town Clerk.
1..berebs-..certify that ello i:i)rcgoin!e. is a trite
ropy: of theoriginal on file inthis office. •
Loltiszo 1h1.1ts, TO)) Clerk,
.,Dated Nov. 10, 1870.
' • (Added by Supervisor.)
Joshua -Brown, Justice Peace..;..... :....
Darius.73ally. ••- ":--"..o'>'>..............
.James M. Woodbury,
William H. Fitch, " •
,Lorenzo Myers. Town Clerk
Ilavid Williams, poor supplies....... .. .
3Fdwsrd O. Smith, ex: of tax., :..
N E WIELD.
17 50
bf..50
8
50
42 80
5 73
3 87
2118!
24311
..61135 59 1,1(83 59
We do certify that the Nre n»n•' abstract i. correct,
Cu1os•roPER C. Lois, Supervisor;
Seevy ti tLkuutto.n,
lib:.(A]ttN ST.ARR,-,
1.t. ruts) 8. HAM,
Ei.v.x C.,'Pnog :: Justice Peae.,e.
(Jeo. W. Hem, Town Clerk. „ ' .
(Added by 4upe,'t'i or.)
John Sebring. Surveyor
William U. 1Lin tens Oomutirsioner
LlraclesNV, 'g\tle-,(nnr-table
E. C. Thorn Justice Peace
Benjamin Starr,
E. L >('horn.
George N' Ham,
Luther S. Haan,.
C, 0, Conk. S'uperri00r
S. S. Garfield, Justice Peace
9 00
19 50
4 75
3 110
26 53
17 00
34 7,5
10 00
40 56
38i49
$1125 58
I LY SSE S
The Town Board of the Town, of
J.l .vsses Dlet in 300014lance with the re-
quire: ilients of the la.i\, for tlie'pnrljose.
of auditing accounts agalilst said Town
o11 'Ilhiit sda.y;' Nov.:10th, '1870, at the
house of , Isaac ..Ilttllar l.:, Present :,: L.
9181, 09 IL Owen, Supervz or; 1. :CC Traylor,
ro\v;ll Clerk;. I, Carmen, , 1. P ,• ,J R.
Emery, J I':;, Samuel liltr1ety, .). P.
Abstraet'of .thin name's of till persOn1
74, presented accounts• to be audited
*):the Board. of. Town- Auditors 'of the
To*, of Newfield, 011 the J Otli day of
Nov.; 1870.
No.
1 11. B. Chase, ex -Supervisor
2 David Hale, ex -Ove e(a',Poor.
8 A, Chase, clerkot election •
4 Charles Van An\hnt -..inspector electi.tn
5 0. K. Dean, eonetab7e '
6 Drs. J. ,0.J.' D. Lott
7 Dr. Benjamin Dunuutm
411owed
4!)
,,;21 47
"400
8 0(1
14 13
•109 !9)
50 75
8 Sears it Smith. use of house
9 Wm. Pierson, inspector election
10 Truman Boardman, clerk of election
11 J. L Stone, clerk of election
12 J. D. Pease, inspector of election
13 Dr. J. M. Farrington
14 E. 8. Pratt, Assessor
15 L. D. Kruin,
16 W. A. Fuller, constable
17 u. M. Wilson. printing
18 William Austin, Attorney
19 Elias smith, inspector election
20 ' overseer Poor
21 A. H. Quigley, :`
79 Isaac Ballard, use of house ........:...... .
23 J. D. Smith, clerk of election
24 M. T. Rolf,
25 8. M.Paddoek, Commissioner lligtiways„
26 L. B. Curry, Assessor
27 R. H. Fish, constable
28 Warren Halsey, com'r highways
29 J. 8. Hixonclerkof election -
The Town voted to raise $750 in addition
ti) the amount of $250 allowed by: las for
Commissioners of Highways...
I certify this to be a true copy of the Town
Audits now on file in my office.
20 00
8,00
800
900
12 00
3 00
ao 00 .Resolved, That the thanks of this Board be
7 7o tendered to' John•M. Smith, Esq., our chair -
IR 80 man,, for the able ail impartial •manner P -in
5 a0 which he has discharged the duties of his po-
9 00 Sition.
O]i'motion of Dr. Cook:`."
ment, and can heartily say that the County-
has
ountshas a faithful and efficient officer in the per-
son of the Sheriff.
On motion of Mr. Wolcott,
9 00
64 00
450
4 (]0
33 0)
99 00
158 75
35 25
4 00
5s 72
• R. 0: TAYLon, Town Clerk.
(Added by Supervisor.)
Charles W.' 1'1ver. corn. ex 9 00
Jacob Carman, Justice Peace ... 19 00
8. Bur]ew, " . 20 GO
R.
C, Taylor, Town Clerk • 52 50
Levi H. Owen, Supervisor 89 17
J. R. Emery, Justice Peace 103 50
Thomas Vdn, Road Com 32 00
R. C. Tompkins, Inspector Election 4 00
Theo. C. Rose, •• '• 7 00
$ 336 67
Saturday, Dee.10, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjourninent.
-.All the members being present.
On motion of Mr. Williams,
Resolved, That the County- Treasurer is here-
by directed to pay Birdsey Clark one hundred
dollars, out of any monies in his hands not
otherwise nnapropriated.
The Board was oeeupied 'during the
morning 'session in signing the warrants
The Board continued in session until
twoo'clock, whenit adjourned to the
house of the Sheriff for dinner.
After dinner the Board re -assembled,
and the following resolutions were
adopted:
On motion of Dr. Cook,
Resolved, That we tender our thanks to Slier-
iff Root and his lady .for their fine entertain-
, Resolved, That: the thanks of this Board- be
tendered to S. H. Wilcox, Esq.; for the. faith -
inland efficient manner in which he has dis-
charged his duties as Clerk:. . . .
On motion of Mr.- Hawes the Board
adjourned: Sine die.-
ABSTRACT of charges against the sev-
eral towns
CAROLINE .
State, ........ .......... .. . $1,140::58
School. 422, 44
New Capitol ..................... 21;1:22
Canal 680.24
Town Audits, . •.. 677 01
Highways, ,750.00
Comity Expenses, 771: 89
Superintendent of the, Poor.... .50, 07
Returned 7:1x 7 28
Support of the Poor, ... ........ .75 00
$4,785 73
DANI3Y.
State $1,244 27
School 460 84
New Capitol 230' 42
Canal ,. 742 08
Town Audits, .... ........ .... 310 24
Highways 250 00
County Expenses 842 06
Superintendent of the Poor ... 134 03
Soldiers' Monument • 1,076 43
$5,290 37
DIRYDEN.
State,........ .. •$3,810 :K9
School. ,1,41.1 33
New Capitol 705 67
Canals • 2,272 60
County Expenses 2,578 80
Town Audits 1,089 95
Highways 4,150 00
Superintendent of Poor 376.14
Returned Taxes: ' 57 65_
Support of Poor - 250 00
$16,702 73
ENFIELD.- School .. 1,334 52'
1 Nen Ca littil.•667 26
State.... ...................... ,010 97 1 2,148 92
School' 374 44 Canal
New Capitol ...................... 187 22
County Lille use, 2,438 46
Canals 602 94 Town Audits 789 08
1,149 60 Highways 1,975 00
100 00 Superintendents of Poor.. ... ... . 179 84-
Returned Tax ......, , 7 75
$13,144 04
Town Audits
Highways
County expenses ,
Superintendents of Poor
GROTOv.
684 17
4 20
$4,113 54
State $2,358 94
School . .873 68
New Capitol ...... .... . . .. 486 84
Canals -
Connty Expenses
Town Audits
Highways..
Superintendents of Poor
Returned Tax
Support of the Poor 136 00
Southern, C. R.. R., int. on bonds3,500 00
•
• -1,406 85
1,596 40
727 17
1,250 00
108' 98
5 29
ITHACA.
N'EWFiELD.
State
School
New Capitol
Canal
County Expenses
$1,322 04
489 65
244 82
788 45
894 69
Town Audits 2,111 17
Superintendents of the Poor,-, ,_.... 127 34
5 38
Returned Tax
State.
School
$5,983 54
ULYSSES.
$3,032 92
1,123 30
$12,400 15 New Capitol ...:........... .... 561 65
1,808 80'
$8,398 85 County Expenses 51
3,110 68 y 170950250 359'
1 555 34 Highways.. s......... ., . (}0
Superintendents of the Poor 184 34
5,683 009 88 Returned Tax 67 47
... 11,154 56
500 00
341 70
124 43
State
School
New Capitol
Canal .
County Expenses-
Town- Audits
Highways
Superintendents of Poor
Returned Tax
Support of the Poor.....
Ithaca d;_ T. R. R., interest on
Canal , .
Town Andit8
1,000 00
bonds 19,950 00
$56;828 44
Less ex. monies in Co. Treas. hands $955 00
".: Fines,, " x03:05.-1,258 95
State
• $55;509 49
LANSING.
$3,003 21
Carolina....
Danby
Dryden.......
Enfield
Groton
Ithaca
Lansing
Newfield
Ulysses
RECAPITULATION.
$4,785 '73
5,290 37
16,702 73
4,113 54
12,400 15
55,569 49
13,144 04
5,983 54
10,920 38
$10,926 38
$128,915:97:
STATEMENT AildWildf the amount qt• compensation an -
dated by the Board of Supervisors of Tompkins Conn
ty,io the members thereof, within the past year, the
iteinS autd minis of such compensation. the ntunbei
of days the Board has been in session. and the number
ol•tulles travelled by the members respectively, in at-
tending County Canvass and the Meetings 'of the
Board. - .. ..
.ice.' -d i�y7�1.•-1 �-1
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0
Days with Co, Cau'rs.
aM\
===,== Days with Board.
kG y k� k w it Per diem allowance.
j�^OCCCQO - . .. .-i .
E ! :5, Miles traveled.
Otos tG1 �.G a+.� .. ..
i9H�-+ [...'51
w.� cgs -z: ;+Iileage.
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mala 522222 Copying roll.
000,1a0CGOIn0000 - - - -
kG ma, Miscellaneous.
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5-,µ1l
-tinct-`-f tJ _._dp
Suranvisons' Itoo)i,.Dec..3d4 1S1"0.
7; herel?y;cettify,, that the. Board of Supervisors of
Tompkins County, were in session one day in tuakiinc
County Canvass, and sixteen and one half days
November,181), as a Board of Supervisors, and that the
number of miles necessarily travelled by the memberf
of the Board in perfomance of their duties, is as above
stated, and 1 further certify that no accounts were
audited by said Board, without being properly veriflee
according to law.
S. 11. WILCOX,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors, Tompkins Co.
[,
S. II. Wilcox, Clerk of the Board 'of Su-
pervisors of the Comity of Tompkins, do here-
by certify that the preceding is a true state-
ment of the Aggregate.Ytrltlation of the Heat
and Personal Estates, in the several Towns anti
Wards in said County, as corrected by said
Board of Supervisors, at their Annual Meeting -
in the month of November, 1870.
S. Il. WILCOX, Clerk.
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0
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:71
3115101$ .517458
55101 -337020
ii13671 .91Y,I7f4
22000: 270705
5t1270 5502)0
192.331 1500510
)937 898005
03401 63100
1 )74:31 T`000,296
Acres of. land
Assessed value• of teal
. ,•estate..
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Assessed ,value of per -
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duatton.
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1G.r..+,.'-"' atlon.
[,
S. II. Wilcox, Clerk of the Board 'of Su-
pervisors of the Comity of Tompkins, do here-
by certify that the preceding is a true state-
ment of the Aggregate.Ytrltlation of the Heat
and Personal Estates, in the several Towns anti
Wards in said County, as corrected by said
Board of Supervisors, at their Annual Meeting -
in the month of November, 1870.
S. Il. WILCOX, Clerk.
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Superintendent of Justices
Poor. of Sessions.
Election Districts.
Whole Number of Votes.
Stewart L. Woodford.
John T. Hoffman.
Myron H'. Clark.
Whole Number of Votes.
Sigismund Kaufmann.
Allen C. Beach.
C. C. Leigh.
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