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Records of the Supervisors of the County of Delaware

Transcribed by Linda Ogborn

1857/58 section 2 continued

Mr. Elwood was excused from farther attendance at the Board and his bill was audited at $21.76 for items. See Supervisors accounts hereafter recorded.

The New York Institution for the Blind presented a bill of $60 against the County balance on account $40. for Eliza C. Simmons form Dec. 20, 1858 to Dec. 20, 1859. Passed

On motion of Mr. Burhans the Clerk's salary was made $200.00

The N. Y. Institution for the Blind presented a bill of $60.00

The report of the Supt. of Poorwent to the Committee on Poor.

The acc't. of Mr. Gordon was passed.

The following resolution was offered by Mr.Gordon, and adopted:

Resolved That the Treasurer of Del. Co. be, and is hereby, authorized to borrow on the faith and credit of said County a sum or sums of money sufficient to meet any deficiency that may occur in the Treasury of said county during the current year not exceeding $3,000.

The report of the Sheriff on fines was ofered and unanimously accepted.

Baldwin Griffin, under Sheriff presented his report showing the amount of monies arising from fines received from him. On motion of Mr. Gilchrist it was accepted.

Mr. Burhans offered the following resolution which was passed:

Resolved, That the County Treasurer place to the credit of the town of Roxbury $30.00 from the contingent fund, being fines imposed by Justices of the Town of Roxbury in 1856, which were paid to B. Griffin, under Sheriff, and deducted from his bill against the County by the Committee who audited his accounts in 1856.

Resolved That the fine imposed on Henry Davis of $15.00 should be to the Town of Walton.

The Loan Commissioners made their report through Mr. Goodrich. On motion of Mr. Gordon the rep. was accepted and Mr. Z. E. Goodrich appointed to hunt up the deficit of $69.00.

On motion duly seconded the Sheriff was authorized to continue the insurance on the Court House and Jail.

On motion of Mr.Gordon, duly seconded, the Sheriff was authorized to expend the sum raised previously by resolution for repairs on Court House and Jail.

The Loan Mortgages of the year were read.

The account of Mr. Gordon was then passed as claimed at $34.00. Mr. Gordon had leave of temporary absence.

Mr. Gilchrist was chosen Chairman in the absence of Mr. Gordon.

On motion of Mr. Andrews it was

Resolved that the fines imposed on William Strong and collected of him to the amount of $10. Should be credited to the town of Stamford motion carried.

Deputy Sheriff Tyler's bill was here presented & allowed. $4.75.

Deputy Sheriff Foster's bill $3.73 passed.

The Board adj. to 7 p.m.

7 p.m. Board met pursuant to adj. Mr. Gordon in the Chair.

The following bills were passed:

Warren Dimmick, Justice of the Peace $1.64

C. Auston, Constable, 3.00

George E. Chace, Constable, 2.15

D. B. Johnson, 14.14

Henry Dickson, 10.92

A.M. Paine, Stationery, 23.58

B. Cannon, bill for services as County Clerk, passed

The bill of B. Griffin, Under Sheriff & Jailor wasreported on favorably by commr. and passed at $575

The bill of A. Mule, Special Deputy Sheriff of $8.95 passed.

The bill of Marvine & Tyrell $31.90 passed.

The bill of Alexander Gillie, Special Deputy, $5.48 passed.

The bill of D. B. Johnson, Special Deputy Sheriff, 9.22, passed.

On motion of Mr. Gordon the Committee were all discharged.

On motion adjd. until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Tuesday morning, Dec. 16

Board met pursuant to adj.

The Board corrected a few Supv's. bills & passed the remainder of their bills.

Deputy Sheriff Dimmick's bill of $12.96 passed.

Baldwin Griffin was allowed for services by Semour W. Older for keeping Wm. G. Keall a prisoner two days & two nights apart from other prisoners $3.00. His original bill was $5.00 but he had waived $2.00 before.

Barba R. Johnson's bill was rejected for want of specification

Charles K. Bush's bill of $31.05 allowed as Deputy Sheriff.

Charles R. Bush, Deputy Sheriff bill $15.46 allowed.

Mr. Devereaux offered the following resolution which was declared carried by the Chair.

Resolved from the first of November 1858 the keeper of the Poor house, his hired help, and_------- dental expenses be a County Charge.

Mr. Ferguson called for the Ayes and Nays:

Ayes: Benjamin, Devereaux, Kiersted, Burhans, Gilchrist, Clark, Dutton. 7

Nays: Mead, VanHorne, Fisher, Cook, Gordon, Ferguson, Shaw, Dayton, Archibald, Andrews. 10

The resolution was then declared lost.

Mr. Ferguson then offered the following resolution which was unanimously passed:

Resolved That the tanks of this Board be tendered to the Chairman, Mr.Gordon, for the able and impartial maner in which he has discharged his duties.

Mr.Gordon returned thanks gto the members of the Board for the kindness and courtesy extended to him, and in an able manner commended them for their persevering and untiring determination to do their duty to each other and also to their respective towns.

On motion the Board adjourned Sine Die

A. B. Douglas, Clerk

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 1858

COUNTY ACCOUNTS

In Pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed May 8, 1839, directing the publication of accounts audited by the Board of Supervisors of each County in this State, annually, I hereby certify that the following is a true statement of the accounts audited and allowed by the Board of Supervisors of County of Delaware at their session held at the Court House, in November and December, 1858.

Dated Dec. 16, 1858 A. B. Douglas

Clerk of the Board of Supervisors

NO. NAME NATURE OF CLAIM CLAIMED ALLOWED
1 O. W. Smith Clerk of Excise 31.50 31.50
2 Cormack & Bartlett Stove & C 10.48 10.48
3 S. F. Miller Returning collector's bond 1857 2.56 2.56
4 Gabriel S. North Do in 1857 2.72 2.72
5 Robert W. Courtney Do in 1856 4.48 4.48
6 J. S. Peters Do in 1856 3.20 3.20
7 Stillman Smith Do in 1857 5.12 5.12
8 Charles Maples Returning Collector's bond 1857 4.96 4.96
9 Harry Barlow Do in 1857 1.44 1.44
10 Seymour Cook Com. of Excise 35.00 35.00
11 A. C. Edgerton Board bill to jurors by order of court 29.37 29.37
12 Griswold & Wright Repars on Clerk's Office & C 15.69 15.69
13 Sheldon A. Givens Returning collector's bond 1856 3.20 3.20
14 R. W. Shaver Do in 1857 2.56 2.56
15 James Dickson Do in 1857 2.08 2.08
16 S.C. Pettingill Holding inquest 40.00 40.00
17 James R. Allaben Assisting Dist. Atty. in Heagney case 35.00 35.00
18 V. B. Dutton School Com. 14.25 14.25
19 Daniel D. Tompkins Notifying coroners rejected 2.00
20 Martin Bullock Post mortem examination assigned to H. Welsh 2.00 2.00
21 John Calhoun Holding inquests 20.00 10.00
22 Calvin Howard Stationery and Medical services 15.77 15.77
23 Charles B. Smith Printing 37.80 37.80
24 Norwood Browne Printing 214.00 214.00
25 S. d. Hulce Printing 107.40 107.40
26 A. M. Paine Printing & Stationery 311.97 311.97
27 G. W. Reynolds Printing 132.92 132.92
28 S. B. Champion Printing 131.25 131.25
29 Edward Bradstreet Dragging pond, rejected 9.00
30 James Smith Constable 49.17 49.17
31 Gillie Do 3.80 3.80
32 Calvin H. Bell Justice 12.30 12.30
33 William Hymers Do 3.70 2.70
34 B. Austin Constable 18.61 6.70
35 F. W. Foote Justice 3.15 1.19
36 Harry Thorp Constable 7.88 1.88
37 T. D. Child Do 2.17 2.17
38 S. D. Hulce Justice 5.18 4.63
39 J. R. Allaben Do 6.50 6.50
40 G. E. Fuller Constable 8.50 3.96
41 Wiley Beard Justice 4.25 1.95
42 L. D. Madison Do 1.70 1.70
43 Robt. Kilpatrick Constable 1.58 1.04
44 E. Denend Justice 3.47 2.54
45 Ezra I. Nicholas Justice 3.75
46 M. P.Brown Constable 20.99 17.64
47 William Smith Justice 6.85 6.85
48 D. A. Bostwick As Justice of Sessions 2.00 2.00
49 Isaac B. Smith Constable 12.00
50 William S. Crawford Constable 9.43 6.43
51 Do Do 10.31 8.56
52 George H. Goodrich Do 24.75 ½ 14.25
53 George E. Chase Do 2.15 2.15
54 Warren Dimmick Justice 7.64 7.64
55 D. B. Johnson Constable 14.44 14.44
56 Henry Dickson Do 10.92 10.92
57 C. Austin Constable 3.00 3.00
58 J. S. Sands School Commissioner for necessary expenses 100.00 100.00
59 A. D. Knapp Do 100.00 100.00
60 O.W. Smith Assisting Board of County Canvassers 6.00 6.00
61 J. Palmer County Judge paid state printer for advertising terms of co. court 1.80 1.80
62 O. M. Allaben Late Supervisor, for receiving and disbursing school moneys 7.90 7.90
63 J. H. Tyrrel Superintendent of the Poor 32.25 32.25
64 Wm. McDonald Do 47.00 47.00
65 James G. Redfield Do 49.00 49.00
66 Earl F. Bartlett Referee on Highway 2.00 2.00
67 J. P. Fisher Do 4.00 4.00
68 New York Institution of the Deaf and Dumb Clothing Francs Seeley and Stephen W. Fitch, 1 year from Sept. 1st, 1858 to Sept. 1st, 1859, $20 each 40.00 40.00
69 John McDonald Late Superintendent of the Poor 22.00 22.00
70 Benjamin Cannon County Clerk 471.88 471.88
71 Alexander H. Burhans Sheriff, serving attachment and mileage by J. Smith, Deputy 6.50 6.50
72 A. H. Burhans Sheriff 188.62 188.62
73 Baldwin Griffin Under Sheriff and Jailor 575.00 575.00
74 Baldwin Griffin Undersheriff by Simeon W. Older, for keeping Wm. G. Hall, a prisoner 2 days and 2 nights apart from the other prisoners, $5 received $2, leaving due 3.00 3.00
75 C. K. Bush Deputy Sheriff 31.05 31.05
76 D. B. Johnsn Special Deputy Sheriff 9.22 9.22
77 Baldwin Griffin Undersheriff attending Board of Supervisors first meeting, $10 and paying Akerly for attending second meeting $2.50 12.50 12.00
78 Alexander Gillie Special Deputy Sheriff 5.48 5.48
79 J. S. Foster Deputy Sheriff 3.73 3.73
80 J. A. Person Deputy Sheriff 3.90 3.90
81 A. H. Tyler Do 4.75 4.75
82 Warren Dimmick Do 12.96 12.96
83 Charles K. Bush Do 15.46 15.46
84 Alfred Mul Do 8.95 8.95
85 Barna Radeker Deputy Sheriff his bill of $19.73 was rejected for being to indefinite.
86 Millard & Frisbee Merchandise furnished sheriff for county purposes 14.40 14.40
87 Marvine & Tyrrell By B. Griffin undersheriff, to candles, batting,brooms, & C

By A. B. Douglas, clerk of Board of Supervisors, candles & pencils

26.28

5.62

26.28

5.62

88 A. M. Paine Stationery 23.58 23.58
89 O. M. Allaben Returning Collector's Bonds 3.68 3.68
90 New York Institution for the Blind Balance $40.00; Eliza Simmons, form De. 1858 to Dec. 1859 $20 60.00 60.00
$3737.38

SUPERIVSOR'S ACCOUNTS

ANDES-JOHN P. BENJAMIN, Supervisor 1858

1 day making report of town paupers $1.50

1 day attendance Board of Canvassers 2.00

26 miles travel, 8c 2.08

8 days, Board Supervisors 16.00

26 miles travel, 8c 2.08

1 day making Grand Jury list 1.50

1 day approving Collectors Bonds-Prospective 1.50

Returning same, 26 miles travel, 8c 2.08

Copying Assessment Roll 10.00

$38.74

BOVINA-JAMES ARCHIBALD, JR., Supervisor

Dec. 1857, Approving Collector's bond 1 day $1.50

Returning Collector's bond 24 miles 1.92

Dec. 8 1858 Meeting as board of canvassers 1 day 2.00

Do for Supervisors for 5 days 10.00

24 miles travel 1.92

Dec. 14 Meeting Board of Supervisors 1 day 2.00

Dec. 15, Do 2.00

Dec. 16 Do 2.00

24 miles travel 1.92

Copying Assessment Roll, 414 names 7.00

Reporting the condition of the Poor 1.50

1858 Returning collector's bonds, 24 miles travel 1.92

$35.68

COLCHESTER-R, W, EKWOOD, Supervisor

1858, Nov. 9. Meeting with Board of Supervisors

Commencing with date, 5 days $10.00

36 miles travel, 8 c 2.88

Nov. 3 days service 6.00

36 miles travel, 8c 2.88

$21.76

DAVENPORT-S. I. FERGUSON, Supervisor

1858. Making Report of town paupers $ 1.50

Returning same to Clerk of Board, 42 miles 3.36

1 day attending Board of Canvassers 2.00

42 miles travel 3.36

8 days meeting with Board of Supervisors 16.00

42 miles travel 3.36

1 day approving collector's bonds 1.50

Returning same 3.36

Copying assessment roll 10.00

$44.44

DELHI-S. GORDON, Supervisor

1857, 1 day approving and returning official bonds $ 1.50

1 day extending time for collection of taxes 1.50

1858. 1 day making report of town paupers 1.50

1 day attending Board of County Canvassers 2.00

8 days attending Board of Supervisors 16.00

1 day approving and returning official bonds 1.50

Copying Assessment Rolls 10.00

$34.00

FRANKLIN-SEYMOUR COOK, Supervisor

1858 1 day making report of Town paupers $ 1.50

Returning report to Board of Supervisors, 24 miles 1.92

1 day attending Board of Canvassers 2.00

24 miles 1.92

8 days attending with Board of Supervisors 16.00

1 day approving Official Bonds 1.50

To copying Assessment Rolls 10.00

To returning Collector's Bonds, 24 miles 1.92

$36.76

HANCOCK-ALEX KIERSTED, Supervisor

1857, Dec. 18. Notifying collector of tax roll being ready $ 1.50

1 day approving collector's bonds 1.50

74 miles travel to deliver to Co. Clerk, 8c 5.92

1 day filing tax roll with Town Clerk 1.50

1 day examining collector's receipts 1.50

1858. 1 day receiving and examining assessment roll 1.50

1 day examining election returns 1.50

1 day making report of town paupers 1.50

74 miles travel to second Board, 8c 5.92

Copying assessment roll 10.00

1 day approving collector's bonds 1.50

Returning bond to C. Treasurer, 74 miles travel 5,92

$69.60

HAMDEN-ALEX SHAW, Supervisor

1857. 1 day approving collector's bond $ 1.00

18 miles travel, returning the same 1.44

1 day extending collector's bond 1.50

1858. 1 day making report to town paupers 1.50

18 miles travel returning the same 1.44

1 day attending county canvassers 2.00

18 miles travel 1.44

8 das meeting with Board of Supervisors 16.00

18 miles travel with 2d meeting 1.44

Copying Assessment Roll 10.00

1 day approving collector's bond 1.50

18 miles travel returning the same 1.44

Making report of Grand Jury 1.50

$43.54

HARPERSFIELD, N.P. DAYTON, Supervisor

Nov. 8, 1858 To meeting with Board of County

Canvassers 1 day $ 1.50

To approve collector's bonds 2.00

To returning collector's bond, travelling fee 3.00

Nov.12, 1858. To attending Board of Supervisors 5 days 10.00

To traveling fee, 46 miles, 8c 3.68

Making report of town paupers, 1 days travel to

Deliver same, 46 miles 5.68

1 day examining election returns, copying

Assessment rolls 8.00

$43.54

KORTRIGHT-ANDREW GILCHRIST, Supervisor

1857. To approving collector's bond 1 day $ 1.50

To returning bond to Treasurer, 30 miles travel 2.40

1858. To report of town paupers, 1 day 1.50

To filing said report with clerk of Board, 30 miles travel 2.40

To one day as County Canvasser 2.00

To 30 miles travel 2.40

To 8 days meeting with Board 16.00

To 30 miles travel, 2d meeting 2.40

To returning collector's bond, 30 miles 2.40

To approving collector's bond, 1 day 5.28

$34.50

MASONVILLE-A. A. VAN HORNE,Supervisor

Feb. 1858 1 day renewing and approving and

Returning collector's bond $ 1.50

1 day of making report of Town paupers 1.50

1 day attending Board of Canvassers 2.00

5 days attending Board of Supervisors 10.00

66 miles travel 5.28

3 days attending Board of Supervisors 6.00

66 miles travel 5.28

Causing Assessment roll to be copies 10.00

1 day approving official bond 1.50

66 miles travel, returning bond - Prospective 5.28

$48.34

MIDDLETOWN-G. W. CLARK, Supervisor

1858. 1day making report of Town paupers $ 1.50

Returning report to Clerk of Board,14 miles travel 1.12

1 day attendance Board of Canvassers 2.00

21 miles trave, 8c per mile 1.68

8 days attendance Board Supervisors 16.00

21 miles trave, returning from 1st meeting, 8c per mile 1.68

42 miles travel going and returning from 2nd meeting,8c 3.36

1 day approving official bonds (prospective) 1.50

Returning bond of Collector, 42 mileage (prospective) 3.36

Making report of grand jurors, 1 day 1.50

$33.70

MEREDITH, A. R. DUTTON, Supervisor

1858. 1 day making report of Town Paupers $ 1.50

Returning said report to Board of Supervisors,

10 miles, 8c .80

1 day attending Board Canvassers 2.00

10 miles travel .80

8 days attendance with Board of Supervisors 16.00

10 miles travel 2nd meeting .80

1 day approving official bonds (prospective) 1.50

Returning bond of collector, 10 miles mileage

(Prospective) .80

Causing assessment roll to be copied 10.00

$34.20

ROXBURY, EDWARD BURHANS, Supervisor

1858. 1 day making report of Town Paupers $ 1.50

Returning report, 46 miles, 8c 3.68

1 day attendance Board of Canvassers 2.00

48 miles travel, 8c 3.84

8 days attendance Board Supervisors 16.00

48 miles travel, 8c 3.84

1 day approving collector's bond 1.50

Returning bond 48 miles travel, 8c 3.84

$36.30

SIDNEY, HENRY E. FISHER, Supervisor

1857. 1 day approving collector's bond $ 1.50

50 miles returning collector's bond, 8c 4.00

Feb. 1858 1 day renewing collector's bond 1.50

1 day attending Board Canvassers 2.00

5 days attending Board of Supervisors 10.00

50 miles travel, 8c 4.00

Attending Board Supervisors 6.00

50 miles travel, 8c 4.00

1 day approving official bond (Prospective) 1.50

50 miles travel, returning bond (prospective) 4.00

$38.50

STAMFORD, DANIEL ANDREWS, Supervisor

Dec. 1857 Approving collector's bond, 1 day $ 1.50

Returning same, 26 miles travel 2.08

Dec. 8, 1858. Meeting one day with the Board of

Canvassers 2.00

Going and returning from meeting of Board, 52 miles 4.16

1 day making report of Town Paupers 1.50

26 miles travel for returning same 2.08

Copying assessment roll 10.00

Approving collector's bonds 1.50

26 miles travel for same 2.08

$42.90

TOMPKINS, H. T. DEVERAUX, Supervisor

1858. Renewing and returning collector's bond $ 1.50

1 day making report of Town Paupers 1.50

1 day attending Board County Canvassers 2.00

5 days attending Board of Supervisors 10.00

62 miles travel 4.96

3 days attending Board of Supervisors 6.00

62 miles travel 4.96

Approving collector's bond 1.50

62 miles travel returning bond 4,96

$ 37.38

WALTON,JOHN MEAD, Supervisor

Feb. 1858 Approving and returning collector's bond $ 1.50

Nov. 9, 1858 1 day making report of Town Paupers 1.50

1 day attending Board of Co. Canvassers 2.00

5 days attending Board of Supervisors 10.00

33 miles travel, first meeting 2.64

Dec. 14. 3 days attendance second meeting 6.00

33 miles travel 2.64

Copying assessment roll 10.00

Returning collector's bond 2,64

$38.92

RECAPITLATION

Andes $38.74

Bovina 35.68

Colchester 21.76

Davenport 44.44

Delhi 34.00

Franklin 36.76

Hancock 69.00

Hamden 42.70

Harpersfield 43.54

Kortright 34.50

Masonville 48.34

Meredith 34.00

Middletown 33.70

Roxbury 36.20

Sidney 38.20

Stamford 42.90

Tompkins 37.38

Walton 38,92

$711.76

A. B. Douglas, Clerk of Board 200.00

$911.76

TOWN ACCOUNTS

In Pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of this State passed December 14, 1847, entitled "An Act to amend an Act to redcue the number of Town Officers, and Town and County expenses, and to prevent abuses in auditing Town and County Accounts" passed May 10, 1845 , I certify that the following abstracts contain the names of al persons who have presented accounts to be audited to the Board of Town Auditors of the several Towns n the County, the amount claimed by each of said persons, and the amounts audited by said Board of Town Auditors of the several Towns in the County, the amount claimed by each of said persons, and the amounts audited by said Board, as delivered to me by the Supervisors of the respective towns, at the first meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Delaware Coutny, held in the Court House in Delhi in November, 1858.

Dated Dec. 16,1858 A. B. Douglas

Clerk of the Board of Supervisors

ANDES

NAMES NATURE OF CLAIM CLAIMED ALLOWED
Hiram B. McCabe Clerk of Election assigned to Richard Morse 2.50 2.50
John R. Newkirk Inspector of election 3.00 3.00
James Dickson Late Supervisor 1.50 1.50
Henry Dickson Constable 1.98 1.98
Richard Moore, Jr. Inspector Election 1856 2.50 2.50
John McKeel Do 3.75 3.75
Calvin Madison Do 3.75 3.75
James Gladston Assessor 13.50 13.50
Madison Hawver Constable 3.40 3.40
David W. Thompson Inspector of Election 3.00 3.00
James Fogerty Clerk of Election 3.00 3.00
Abram Mann Inspector of Election 3.00 3.00
James A. Huntly Clerk of Election 3.00 3.00
Wm. B. Shaver Assessor 16.50 16.50
Earnest Davis Commissioner of Highways 3.00 3.00
Robert Oliver Clerk Election & C 3.31 3.31
Robert Oliver Commissioner of Highways 8.25 8.25
Asahel Bryant Inspector Election 3.00 3.00
George R. Shaver Use of Room for Election 7.00 5.00
Daniel B. Shaver Highway Juror 1.00 1.00
Levi B. McCabe Justice and Town Auditor 9.90 9.90
Lemuel D. Mason Do 11.28 11.28
Peter W. Bassett Commissioner of Highways 4.50 4.50
Archibald Shaw Town Clerk 21.22 21.22
J. P. Benjamin Supervisor 3.00 3.00
Wm. Garrick Justice and Auditor 6.00 6.00
John D. Ferguson Highway Juror 1.00 1.00
Andrew A. Liddle Com. of Highways 19.60 19.60
James A. Liddle Assessor 13.50 13.50
George E.Chace Constable 1.30 1.30
A. B. Douglas Justice and Surveyor 25.35 25.35
Peter N. Bassett Overseer of the Poor 9.03 9.03
Richard Morse Att for Overseers of Poor 5.00 5.00
James McCabe Overseer of the Poor 9.00 9.00
James Jenkins Com. of Highways 25.26 25.26
Henry Dickson Constable 4.75 4.75
Overseers of the Poor For Poor purposes 40.00
Commissioners of Highways For debt due towards building bridge at Jackson's Mills 200.00
497.63

BOVINA

A. B. Douglas Surveyor 7.50 7.50
John Burns Assessor 14.00 14.00
Andrew Brown Assessor 11.75 11.75
James G. Ormiston Assessor 13.63 13.63
Thomas Lewis Inspector of Election 3.50 3.50
Wm.Boggs Do 3.00 3.00
John R. Hoy Do 3.00 3.00
R. F. Thompson Do in 1857 .50 .50
John Hastings Do in 1857 .50 .50
R. F. Thompson Clerk of Election 1857 3.00 3.00
T. E. Hastings Clerk of Election 1857 & 1858 3.50 3.50
T E Hastings Town Clerk 185 & 1858 30.08 20.08
James M. Hastngs Com. of Highways 1857 7.00 7.00
Malcolm McNaught Com. of Highways 14.00 14.00
John Hastings Do 15.75 15.75
Edward O'Connor Do 20.00 18.50
Isaac Maynard Justice Peace 4.00 4.00
Robert H. Sloan Do 3.25 2.75
James Archibald, Jr. Supervisor 3.25 3.25
Mrs. D. Hamilton Use of Home 20.00 20.00
John Murray Overseer of the Poor 3.50 3.50
William Lewis For Overpaid taxes .90 .90
James Hoy, Sen. Overseer of the Poor 2.00 2.00
Justus Betts Constable 5.86 5.86
Wm. Lull Justice of the Peace 4.47 4.47
Alexander Gillie Constable .87 .87
John Thompson Justice of the Peace 2.75 2.75
Commissioner of Highways 250.00
County Treasurer For bad debts or quid tax paid by him and not re-taxed to the same persons, as either their names or real estate was not found on this years rolls. 13.51
463.07

COLCHESTER

David Horton Inspector of Election, delivering returns and stationery 4.00 4.00
Jasper N. Smith Clerk of Election 2.25 2.25
Leander Hitt Commissioner of Highways 40.00 36.00
John H. Radeker Overseer of the poor & c 18.82 18.82
Horrace M. Combs Inspector of Election 2.25 2.25
Rensselaer Shaver Late Supervisor 4.50 4.50
Clinton Wilson Clerk of Election 2.25 2.25
Charles Spooner Inspector of Election 2.25 2.25
Wm .G. White Clerk of Election 2.25 2.25
Isaac Hanmore Clerk of Election 2.25 2.25
Wm. H. Elwood Inspector of Election 3.00 3.00
Charles W. Hitt Do 2.25 2.25
Enoch Horton Clerk of Town Meeting 1.25 1.25
John J. Fuller Clerk of Election 2.25 2.25
Nield Davidson Constable 4.07 4.07
Halsey Cook Inspector of Election 2.25 2.25
Henry Smith Do 3.00 3.00
Henry J. Radeker Assessor 27.25 27.00
Joseph Davidson Use of room for Election 12.00 5.00
Edwin J. Carpenter Constable 3.50 3.50
Gritman E. Fuller Constable 3.93 3.93
James A. Shaver Overseer of Poor & C 77.07 77.07
Aaron Stevens Assessor 18.00 18.00
John R. Radeker Surveyor 2.50 2.50
Henry A. Williams Town Clerk 7.10 5.60
John D. Fuller Inspector of Election 2.25 2.25
E W Lindsley Surveying 3.00 2.50
Samuel C. Lindsley Inspector of Election 2.25 2.25
Ira D. Lndsley Clerk of Election 2.25 2.25
Isaac Hutchins Road Commissioner 24.30 24.30
Orbin Barber Road commissioner 24.00 24.00
Wm. Wilson Do 38.85 38.85
Robert Bates Justice & C 21.90 21.90
Levi Lndsley Do 6.88 6.88
John Johnson Justice and Clerk Election 8.50 8.50
Townsend Shaver Justice, use of room and stationery 13.69 11.19
Josiah Warren Town Clerk & C 11.50 11.50
George W. Downs Supervisor 2.75 2.75
Commissioner of Highways For repairing highways and bridges under act of April 1858 415.55 415.55
Commissioner of Highways Over and above the $415.55 expended under the session laws of April 1858 250.00
County Treasurer For bad debts or quid tax not re-taxed on the same persons 27.04
County Treasurer For non-res. rejected taxes not re-taxed on same lots 35.93
1125.13

DELHI

James Allaben 9.15 9.15
Norwood Bowne 0.50 0.50
A. G. Boomhower 8.75 8.75
Calvin H. Bell 20.20 20.20
Alexander Cummings 3.00 3.00
Robert P. Cormack 3.00 3.00
James Elwood 2.50 2.50
A. C. Edgerton 10.00 10.00
Charles A. Edgerton 25.50 25.50
M W Frisbee 25.75 25.75
Erastus Frisbee 1.50 1.50
John H. Fisher 3.00 3.00
Artemas Flower 3.00 3.00
Charles A. Foote 28.94 28.94
Do 11.74 11.74
Eben Flowers 3.00 3.00
Samuel Gordon 24.00 24.00
Calvin Howard 1.44 1.44
Alfred Hunter 10.00 10.00
William Hitchcock 3.00 3.00
Ferris Jacobs 3.00 3.00
D H Mann 6.50 6.50
Joshua G. Maxwell 21.00 21.00
John Oliver 3.00 3.00
A M Paine 1.53 1.53
Gurdon Paine 24.00 24.00
Alexander Shaw 31.50 31.50
Perry Sturges 28.50 28.50
John P. Sanford 3.00 3.00
William Stoughtenburgh 4.50 4.50
Do 7.73 7.73
Seth H. White 8.00 8.00
A W Webb 3.00 3.00
Gideon Weist 1.62 1.62
George H. Yendes 9.00 9.00
James Smith 6.63 6.63
Wm S Crawford Constable 3.75 3.75
Baldwin Griffin Do 5.96 5.96
A. J. Smith, by James Smith Constable 4.50 4.50
C H Bell Justice 18.20 18.20
Overseers of the Poor 100.00
Commissioner of Highways 600.00
Co. Treasurer For bad debts, or quid tax paid by him, and cold not be re-taxed to same persons 4.30
1097.49

DAVENPORT

Ezra Osterhout Assessor 10.50 10.50
Jeremiah Woodbeck Assessor 12.00 12.00
John Crawford Do 12.00 12.00
R. Spence Clerk of Election Dist. No. 1 2.50 2.50
S. M. Arnold Inspector of Election Dist. No. 1 2.50 2.50
John E. McMorris Inspector of Election 2.50 2.50
James K. Wetmore Inspector of Election Dist. No. 2 2.50 2.50
Geo. H. Smtih Do 2.50 2.50
M B Miller Clerk of Election Dist. No. 2 2.50 2.50
D Fisher Inspector of Election Dist. No. 1 2.50 2.50
John Hitchcock Justice 7.85 7.85
E B Fero Do 16.63 16.73
Russel D. Hotchkiss Do 3.33 3.33
Perry Parrist Constable 6.68 6.68
John Brown Do 15.21 15.21
Theodore Smith Do 15.04 15.04
S I Ferguson Supervisor 7.50 7.50
Andrew Smith Overseer of the Poor 60.38 60.38
Ezekiel Miller Com. of Highways 4.50 4.50
Wm. C. Miller Do 16.00 16.00
Henry TenEyck Do 16.50 16.50
Wm C. Miller Do 2.35 2.35
Ezra Denend Justice 5.25 5.25
Timothy Goodrich Pauper bill 2.00 2.00
Commissioner of Highways 50.00 50.00
John Ferguson Medical Services 26.25 26.25
Samuel Mahary Do 18.00 18.00
Isaac B. Smith Pauper bill 2.94 2.94
David Taylor Ex. Com. of Highways 1.50 1.50
M. B. Miller Town Clerk 18.00 18.00
Co. Supts of Poor For keeping Paupers 25.65
R L Goodrich Clerk of Election 2 days in Dist. No.2 2.50 2.50
A H Tyler Deputy Sheriff 10.00 10.00
For Highways 50.00 50.00
Co. Treasurer For rejected taxes paid by him and taxed to the town 15.25
451.41

FRANKLIN

H S Treadwell Justice of the Peace 5.00 5.00
Wm Smith Do 5.00 5.00
D A Bostwick Do 3.75 3.75
E F Bartlet Do 3.75 3.75
Seymour Cook Supervisor 8.90 8.90
Albert Noble Town Clerk 15.75 15.75
Wm Betts Constable 7.75 7.25
Earl F Bartlet Clerk of Election 2.25 2.25
Wm Taylor Do 2.25 2.25
R T Prime Do 2.25 2.25
Wells Gibbons Do 2.25 2.25
Wm F. Raymond Inspector of Election 2.25 2.25
James A Grant Do 2.25 2.25
E S Munson Do 3.25 3.25
A T Treadwell Do 2.25 2.25
M S Kellogg Do 3.00 3.00
Daniel Shepherd Do 2.25 2.25
E F Bartlett Surveying 2.00 2.00
E S Munson Com. of Highways 13.50 13.50
Lysander W. Jackson Overseer of Poor 4.50 4.50
Alanson Strong Do 10.50 10.50
Stephen Hine Com. of Hiways 18.75 18.75
Joseph Bissell, Jr. Assessor 18.25 18.25
Harmon Brownson Assessor and Surveyor 31.25 31.25
Beriah Bowers Assessor 18.75 18.75
Wm McDonald Use of House 10.00 5.00
Ely Dean Do 15.00 15.00
Wm Crandall Do 10.00 10.00
Wm B Wheat Com. of Highways 24.00 24.00
Charles Payne Do 41.50 41.50
Overseers of the Poor 100.00
County Treasurer For money advanced to supply deficiency in last years tax roll, opposite that name of one Bowers, who refused to pay because that amount was not properly extended 10.00
County Treasurer For bad debts or quid tax paid and not re-taxed to the same persons 1.00
Commissioner of Highways 250.00
647.65

HARPERSFIELD

Norman P. Dayton Supervisor 23.11 23.11
Alex. Dales Town Clerk 15.68 15.68
Wm.Elsbree Town Clerk in 1857 5.00 5.00
A. Mitchell Inspector of Election 3.00 3.00
Wm Parker Do 3.00 3.00
M. Becker Do 3.00 3.00
C M Thorp 1857 Inspector of Election 3.00 3.00
Orrin Carrington Clerk of Election 3.00 3.00
J B Bragg Justice of the Peace 3.63 3.63
E J Nichols Do 3.63 3.63
W Beard Do 3.64 3.64
A M Babcock Do .62 .62
A M Babcock Assessor 1857 & 1858 15.00 15.00
P B Wickham Do 13.25 13.25
J S Peters Supervisor for 1857 19.70 19.70
D b Johnson Collector in 1857 4.75 4.75
N Stanley Overseer of Poor 3.63 3.63
Davis Hubbard Com. of Highways 3.00 2.25
R E Davis Do 14.50 14.50
Commissioner of Highways 34.50
Co. Treasuer For bad debts or quid tax paid by him and not re-taxed to the same persons 17.96
195.75

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