Transcribed by Linda Ogborn, September, 2000
At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Delaware held at their room of in the Court House in Delhi on the 10th day of November in the year 1846.
PRESENT AS FOLLOWS
| Andes | Richard Morse | Kortright | Frederick Griffin |
| Bovina | Walter Stott, Jr. | Masonville | John McKinnon |
| Colchester | Robert M. Hanmer | Meredith | Isaac Burr |
| Davenport | Zebulon E. Goodrich | Middletown | Jonathan C. Allaben |
| Delhi | William Hutson | Roxbury | Thomas Keator |
| Franklin | John Edgerton | Sidney | Evander Odell |
| Hamden | Ira Peak | Stamford | Daniel R. Bennett |
| Hancock | James M. Miller | Tompkins | Darius Maples |
| Harpersfield | John Harper | Walton | John Townsend |
Election of Chairman and Clerk
Isaac Burr of Meredith was appointed Chairman and
Amasa J. TenBroeck chosen Clerk.
Presentation of District Attorney's Bill
Several Town accounts were here passed.
The District Attorney, Truman H. Wheeler, here served his bill against the County on the Clerk. On motion ordered Amasa Parker, Esquire Supreme Court Commissioner tax the same tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Committee appointed to examine & audit Town Accounts
On motion of Mr. Allaben ordered that a Select Committee be appointed by the Chairman to examine the accounts of the boards of the Town Auditors of the several Towns.
The Chairman appointed the following named persons as such committee, to wit:
Mr. Allaben, Mr. Townsend, Mr. Goodrich
On motion board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
November 11th, 1846
Board met pursuant to adjournment. The Chair announced the appointment of the following Standing Committees.
To Equalize the Assessment Rolls
Messrs. Keator, McKinnon, Allaben, Miller, Hutson, Griffin and Peake
To Settle with Treasurer
Messrs. Maples, Bennett & Stott
To Settle with U.S.D.F. Loan Commissioners and Commissioners of Loans of 1808
Messrs. Odell, Edgerton & Townsend
To Settle With Superintendents of Poor
Messrs. Maples, Bennett & Stott, Jr.
To Examine Court House and Jail
Messrs. Edgerton, Hanmer, Hutson
On Motion of Mr. Maples
Resolved That no accounts shall be audited by this board unless presented at its first meeting, except the accounts of the members of said board.
Sanford J. Ferguson's bill as County Superintendent of Common Schools was here presented and passed as claimed with the exception of charges for inspecting teachers which was reduced to 25 cts per teacher.
On motion ordered that the accounts of Mr. E. B. Sheldon County Clerk be put over until the next meeting to be audited.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton the vote allowing Sanford J. Ferguson 25 cts for examining teachers was rescinded and on his further motion it was ordered that he be allowed 50 cts in lieu threof.
The District Attorneys bill was here taxed by Amasa Parker, Esquire, Supreme Court Commissioner, and was audited by the Board at $300.
Board adjourned until tomorrow morning 8 o'clock.
November 12th, 1846
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The Committee appointed to settle with Treasurer here made their report, by which they33 find the County in debt to the amount of $1411.19. Said report was accepted and is on file.
The Committee appointed to settle with Superintendents of the Poor also made their report, by which it appears that said Superintendents have drawn upon the Treasurer to the amount of $2287.68. Said report was accepted and is on file.
The Equalizing Committee here appeared before the Board that they had raised the following. The following amount per cent on the Real Estate, to wit:
Davenport 6 per ct
Franklin 3 "
Hamden 3 "
Harpersfield 6 "
Meredith 10 "
Kortright 5 "
Mr. Maples moved that the report be accepted. Ayes & Noes were here demanded.
Ayes: Mr. Stott, Mr. Hanmer, Mr. Hutson, Peake, Miller, Griffin, McKinnon, Allaben, Keator, Odell, Bennett, Maples - 12
Noes: Messrs. Goodrich, Edgerton, Harper, Burr, Townsend - 5.
Mr. Morse declining to vote.
So the report was accepted.
The Committee appointed the accounts of the several boards of Town auditors, made their report, which was accepted and is on file.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved That an amount equal to the amount of School money furnished by the State, be raised by each Town respectively for the support of Common Schools.
On like motion
Resolvedd That the sum of $2000 be raised and appropriated for the Support of the Poor of the County for the ensuing year.
On motion of Mr. Maples
Resolved That the sum of $350.00 be raised and appropriated for the purpose of finishing and furnishing the fire proof Clerk's Office.
On motion Ordered that the Board proceed to elect a Treasurer by ballot for the ensuing year. Upon canvassing the ballots it appeared that Harvey R. Millard had a majority of all the votes cast & he was thereupon declared duly elected.
On like motion ordered that the Board proceed to elect 3 Superintendents of the Poor for the ensuing year. And upon the canvass of the ballots it appeared that the following gentlemen had a majority of all the votes cast and were declared duly elected. To wit:
George Thompson of Andes
William Laughran of Roxbury
Lloyd Briggs of Sidney
The Treasurer, Mr. Millard, hre presented his bond in the penal sum of $20,000 sureties. Mr. William Millard, Giles M. Shaw, Almiron Fitch. On motion bond was accepted by the Board and approved by the Chairman.
On motion Ordered that the Board proceed by ballot to determine how the County canvass of this should be published.
On motion Ordered that the above vote be rescinded, and that the County Clerk be directed to furnish each of the County papers with a copy of said County canvass.
On motion Board adjourned until tomorrow morning 8 o'clock.
November 13th, 1846
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The Committee to settle with Justices and Constables presented a written report which was accepted and is on file.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved That the Grand Jury lists s made out by each member of the Board at this meeting be the Grand Jurors for the ensuing year.
A motion was made by Mr. Edgerton that the report of the Equalising Committee be amended, and Andes reduced five per cent and Delhi raised five per cent.
Ayes and Noes called for.
Ayes: Messrs. Morse, Goodrich, Edgerton, Harper, Burr, Odel, Maples, Townsend - Eight
Noes: Messrs Stott, Hanmer, Hutson, Peake, Miller, Griffin, McKinnon, Allaben, Keator, Bennet. Ten. So the motion was lost.
The following resolution was offered and unanimously passed
Resolved that in our opinion the late Superintendents of the Poor of the County of Delaware have faithfully and honorably discharged the duties of said office with credit to themselves, and with satisfaction to the County.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved that the sum of $8500.00 be raised to meet the County expenses for the ensuing year.
On motion Ordered that if there is not sufficient money raised to defray the expenses of the County that the Treasurer be authorized to borrow a sufficient sum for that purpose.
A motion was made that the vote on the Blacksmith's bill for shoeing the horses of the Sheriffs posse be rescinded.
Ayes & noes called for.
Ayes: Messrs. Goodrich, Edgerton, Miller, Harper, McKinnion, Odell, Maples, Townsend = 8.
Noes: Messrs. Morse, Stott, Hanmer, Hutson, Peake, Burr, Allaben, Keator, Bennett = 9.
So the motion lost.
On motion Board adjourned until 10 o'clock of December next.
Tuesday December 10th, 1846
Board met pursuant to adjournment and proceeded to sign the Tax Rolls and then adjourned for dinner.
After dinner Board met as usual.
A motion was made by Mr. Allaben that an account in favor of Mr. O. N. Steele, now deceased, for services rendered the Delhi and Middletown Turnpike Company, be audited and charged against the County.
Ayes and noes demanded. Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Morse, Stott, Burr, Allaben. Ayes 4. Those who voted in the negative were Messrs. Hanmer, Goodrich, Hutson, Edgerton, Peake, Miller, Harper, Griffin, Odell, Bennett, Maples, Townsend. Noes 12. So the motion was lost.
The Committee appointed to settle with the Commissioner of Loans of 1808 & theCommissioners of the U.S.D. Fund here made their report, which were accepted and are on file.
On motion Ordered that the County Treasurer receive as a compensation for his services the amount of one half per cent on al moneys received and one half per cent on all moneys paid out by him.
On motion
Resolved that the Treasurer be authorized to obtain a loan of $1000 for a period not exceeding 60 days in order to meet a demand in favor of the Comptroller of the State against the County for that amount due on the first day of January next.
On motion of Mr. Morse Ordered that the County printing be done by the three papers therein provided they shall each of them do the same for half pay.
On motion ordered that a Committee of three be appointed for the purpose of conferring with three printers of the County to ascertain the three papers will publish the State laws at the same price that two would do the same for. The chair appointed
Mr. Edgerton, McKinnon & Morse as such Committee.
On motion of Mr. Maples
Resolved That provided the next board shall concur the Board of Supervisors will not hereafter receive and audit any accounts against the County unless the same be presented at its first meeting.
A motion was here made to adjourn which was lost.
On further motion
Resolved the Clerk of this Board receive $140 for his services.
The Committee appointed to confer with the printers reported separately. Mr. Edgerton reported that he had called on Mr. Paine who stated that he would publish the laws for one third of the amount paid two papers. Mr. McKinnon stated that Mr. Brown would do the same. Mr. Morse stated Mr. McCauley thought it working pretty cheap, but that if it was done, he would fall into the measure.
A motion was here made to adjourn which was lost.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved That the Board proceed to elect two printers to publish the laws of the State by ballot.
On canvassing the ballots the following persons elected as such printers, viz:
William S. Hawley & Anthony M. Paine
On motion the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning 8 o'clock.
December 11, 1846
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The late Superintendents here made their report which was accepted and is on file.
Mr. Edgerton offered the following resolution which was adopted.
Resolved That the Committee for building the fire proof Clerk's Office be authorized to allow in addition to the $950, as such amount as they shall be satisfied on examination of the expenses, shall be just for extra work and loss to the builder on the contract above the $950, after the building is complete, not to exceed $450.00.
On motion of Mr. Stott Ordered That the Committee to Superintend the County Clerk's Office be directed to attend the furnishing, as well as finishing of the same.
On motion of Mr. Keator
Resolved That the Legislature be requested to abolish the Office of County Superintendent of Common Schools of this County.
A motion was made by Mr. Odell that Milo B. Sheldon be authorized to fix the indexes of the records of deeds & mortgages in the Clerk's Office of this County pursuant to law, which was lost.
On motion Board adjourned to meet on the 1st Tuesday in January next, at 10 o'clock a.m.
Amasa J. TenBroeck, Clerk
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS - OFFICIAL
SUPERINTENDENTS' REPORT
To The Supervisors of the County of Delaware, the late Superintendents of the Poor respectfully REPORT:
We have drawn checks on the Treasurer since November 1, 1845 $2,287.68
The Treasurer has paid Justices & Overseers of the Poor for temporary
Relief Orders 366.61
The Treasurer has paid transportation checks 58.00
Do Do Sup'ts. For services 93.75
$2,806.04
The amount of money placed to the Poor Fund for the year commencing
Nov. 1, 1845, and ending Nov. 1, 1846 $2,500.00
The number of paupers remaining in the Poor House Nov. 1, 1845 is 107
Of Whom have died 9
" Been discharged 38
Children bound out 11
Remaining in the Poor House Nov. 1, 1846 46
107
The expenses for supporting the Poor in the County for the last year,
Ending Nov. 1, 1846, is as follows, to wit:
For Temporary Relief, including services for Overseers of the
Poor, and Justices of the Peace $ 535.13
Supporting Paupers at the Poor House 1,544.90
Accounts of Superintendents 80.00
$2,160.03
The items of temporary relief will be increased by the auditing of the remainder of the accounts of the last year.
The amount of the account of each officer connected with the Poor in the County, is as follows, to wit:
Gurden H. Edgerton, Superintendent $ 59.50
James G. Redfield Do
William McLaughry Do 29.50
James G. Redfield, Keeper (Salary) 350.00
Steele & Stevens, Physicians bill at P. House 61.38
Fitch & Buckley Do Do 1.69
Ferris Jacobs Do Do 8.62
Transportation of Paupers from the several towns in the County 58.00
Justices of the Peace 17.61
Overseers of the Poor 49.62
All the above officers are paid according to services rendered, except the Keeper, who has a Salary.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Dated December 11, 1846 G. H. EDGERTON
JAS. G. REDFIELD
WM. McLAUGHRY
Late Superintendents of the Poor for the County of Delaware
EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLLS
| TOWNS | Per Ct. Added | Making an increase of | Value of Real Estate | Do. Personal Estate | Aggregate |
| Andes | 176594 | 46477 | 223071 | ||
| Bovina | 107892 | 50809 | 158701 | ||
| Colchester | 121407 | 16169 | 137576 | ||
| Davenport | 6 | 7613 | 134509 | 17897 | 152406 |
| Delhi | 244443 | 150184 | 394627 | ||
| Franklin | 3 | 8769 | 301095 | 32925 | 334020 |
| Hamden | 3 | 3856 | 132415 | 8370 | 140785 |
| Hancock | 129836 | 3880 | 133616 | ||
| Harpersfield | 6 | 10237 | 180862 | 17946 | 198808 |
| Kortright | 5 | 8856 | 185981 | 41308 | 227289 |
| Masonville | 94528 | 7471 | 101999 | ||
| Meredith | 10 | 15383 | 169222 | 10650 | 179872 |
| Middletown | 133474 | 57919 | 191393 | ||
| Roxbury | 255496 | 56025 | 344521 | ||
| Sidney | 142463 | 2000 | 144463 | ||
| Stamford | 165594 | 31529 | 197033 | ||
| Tompkins | 180610 | 16000 | 196610 | ||
| Walton | 196300 | 43800 | 240100 |
AM'T OF PER CENTAGE IN EACH TOWN
TOWNS CTS. MILLS.
Andes 49 5
Bovina 55 1
Colchester 76 4
Davenport 66 5
Delhi 48 7
Franklin 44 9
Hamden 68 7
Hancock 60
Harpersfield 47 2
Kortright 60
Meredith 56 6
Masonville 64 7
Middletown 67 1
Roxbury 46 4
Stamford 53 6
Sidney 70 5
Tompkins 70 1
Walton 59 5
Delaware County ss: I, Amasa J. Ten Broeck, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Delaware, do hereby certify that the above are true copies of the Report of the Superintendents of the Poor of said County, made to and accepted by the Board, and of the Report of the committee appointed by the Chairman of said Board, to equalize the Assessment Rolls of the several Towns in said County, and also of the amount per cent on each town in said County, in the year 1846. Dated Delhi, December 11, 1846.
Amasa J. Ten Broeck, Clerk
RESOLUTION
"Resolved, That in our opinion the late Superintendents of the Poor of the County of Delaware, have faithfully and honorably discharged the duties of the said office, with credit to themselves and satisfaction to the County."
Delaware County, ss: I, Amasa J. TenBroeck, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true extract of the minutes of said Board, as kept by me, at their first Annual Meeting, held at their room in the Court House, in Delhi, on the 13th day of November, 1846.
AMASA J. TEN BROECK, Clerk
COUNTY ACCOUNTS
FIRST MEETING
| NAMES | NATURE OF CLAIM | CLAIM'D | ALL'D. |
| Allaben, Orson M. | Assisting Coroner | 5.00 | 5.00 |
| Akerly, Benjamin B. | Jailor | 87.05 | 87.05 |
| Arnold, Mormimer C. | 8.68 | 8.68 | |
| Arnold, Mormimer C. | 1.62 | ||
| Baxter, George H. | Constable | 25.29 | 1189 |
| Brock, Peter | Coroner | 20.00 | 20.00 |
| Bailey, Orris | Wash'g for Pris'nrs. | 3.50 | 3.50 |
| Bowne, Norwood | Printing & Station'y | 130.90 | 130.90 |
| Brownwell, Jos'ph W. | Justice of the Peace | 5.41 | 5.41 |
| Carpenter, Abram | 2.13 | 2.13 | |
| Coane, Elijah E. | 3.02 | 3.02 | |
| Do Do | 2.98 | ||
| Dubois, James | Constable | .63 | .37 |
| Do Do | Constable | 1.24 | .97 |
| Doyle, Samuel | Ret'g. Collector Bonds | 3.00 | 3.00 |
| Drake & Parker | Candles & C | 12.38 | 12.38 |
| Dimmick, Warren | Ret'g Collector's Bond | 1.38 | 1.38 |
| Edgerton, Gurdon H. | Judge | 12.00 | 12.00 |
| Elwood & Edgerton | Candles & C | 34.07 | 31.90 |
| Emmons, Morton | .50 | ||
| Edgerton, Gurdon H. | Supt. Of the Poor | 59.50 | 59.50 |
| Edgerton, Erastus S. | Constable | 13.62 | 13.62 |
| Elwood, Renss'r W. | Justice of the Peace | 1.37 | 1.37 |
| Edgerton, Nathan | 4.87 | 4.87 | |
| Ferguson, Sanford I. | Supt. Com. Schools | 308.11 | 302.11 |
| Frost, C. Allen | Lumber | 6.39 | 6.39 |
| Fitch & Buckley | Physicians | 10.00 | 10.00 |
| Do Do | Do | 3.75 | 3.75 |
| Frost, Bela C. | Constable | 16.49 | 14.09 |
| Franklin, Nathan | Do | 4.25 | 2.30 |
| Griswold, White | .81 | .81 | |
| Gregory, John H. | Judge | 10.00 | 10.00 |
| Goodrich, Hiram B. | Attending Co. Canv. | 2.00 | 3.40 |
| Griswold, White | Ret. Col. Bon & C. | 3.04 | 3.04 |
| Griswold & Wright | Stove Pipe | .75 | .75 |
| Griffin, Frederick | Ret. Col. Bond & C. | .90 | .90 |
| Griffin, Charles | 1.32 | 1.32 | |
| Griffin, Harvey | 17.22 | 17.22 | |
| Hughston, Robert S. | .82 | .82 | |
| Higgins, Samuel D. | Att'dg. Co. Canvass | 9.80 | 9.80 |
| Hakes, Lyman | Judge | 2.00 | 2.00 |
| Hathaway, Nathaniel | Drawing Co. papers | 10.00 | 10.00 |
| Hamilton, Henry R. | Coroner | 10.00 | 10.00 |
| Hawley, William S. | Printing | 40.20 | 40.20 |
| Howe, James B. | Carpenter work | 2.13 | 2.13 |
| Howe & Leal | Do Do | 4.63 | 4.63 |
| Hakes, Lyman | Judge | 12.00 | 12.00 |
| Herring, James | Constable | 1.36 | 1.36 |
| Do Do | Do | 14.54 | 14.54 |
| Hathaway, Nathaniel | Justice of the Peace | 4.79 | 4.79 |
| Huntley, Daniel | Constable | 8.72 | 8.72 |
| Hitt, Isaac | Do | 3.00 | 3.00 |
| Johnson, Alexander | Do | 11.20 | 8.70 |
| Jennings, Beach | Judge | 2.50 | 2.50 |
| Jacobs, Ferris | Physician | 12.00 | 12.00 |
| Johnson, Edward | 6.26 | 6.26 | |
| Kelly, Edmund, Jr. | Justice of the Peace | .53 | |
| Knapp, James W. | Ret'g. Collector's bond | 1.20 | 1.20 |
| Do Do | Justice of the Peace | 2.19 | .94 |
| Kelly, Edmund, Jr. | Do Do | 3.20 | 1.99 |
| Laughran,, John | Marshall for 1845 | 18.75 | 18.75 |
| Lewis, Alexander | 1.15 | 1.15 | |
| Morrell, David | Reg't. Collector's Bond | 1.56 | 1.56 |
| Maples, Darius | Do Do | 1.86 | 1.86 |
| McKinnon, John | Do Do | 2.10 | 2.10 |
| McKinnon, John | One of Committee on erection of fire proof Clerk's Office | 35.10 | 35.10 |
| Mills, Lewis | Justice of the Peace | .25 | .25 |
| Moore, Green | Sheriff | 243.34 | 243.34 |
| McFarland, George | Ret'g. Collectors Bond | 1.92 | 1.92 |
| Moore, Green | Erecting Fence | 2.00 | 2.00 |
| Moore, Green | Sheriff | 19.95 | 19.95 |
| McLaurghry, William | Supt. Of the Poor | 30.00 | 30.00 |
| Mason, Lemuel D. | Justice of the Peace | 2.27 | 2.27 |
| Moore, William L. | Constable | 15.38 | 15.38 |
| Morse, Richard | Justice of the Peace | .49 | |
| Ogden, Charles | Constable | 15.23 | |
| Peak, Ira | Ret'g. Collectors bond | .36 | .36 |
| Parker, Amasa | Supreme Court Com. | 9.63 | 9.63 |
| Perry, Charles E. | Coroner | 20.00 | 20.00 |
| Perry & Howe | Stove | 10.13 | 10.13 |
| Perry, Charles E. | Articles furnish'd Sheriff | 7.00 | 7.00 |
| Pardee, David H. | Do Do | 21.71 | 20.31 |
| Paine, Anthony M. | Printing & Station'y | 159.27 | 159.27 |
| Perry, Charles E. | Justice of the Peace | 17.81 | 14.69 |
| Paine, Thompson | Do Do | 9.16 | 9.16 |
| Purdy, Thomas | 29.43 | 27.90 | |
| Scott, Silas P. | Constable | 17.94 | |
| Scutt, John S. | .50 | ||
| Scutt, John S. | Assigned to Wm. Decker | 17.21 | 14.71 |
| Smith, James R. | Dist'b'tng Supt's Rep. | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| Sheldon, Crawford B. | Deed, Books & Stat'ny | 37.57 | 37.57 |
| Steele, Mrs. Mary B. | Jail fees & Bd'g pris'rs | 48.88 | 48.88 |
| Shaw & Lovell | Candles | 5.63 | 5.63 |
| Sup'ts. Of the Poor | Rep'ng Poor House | 534.94 | 534.94 |
| Shaw, Giles M. | Justice of the Peace | 1.36 | |
| Sweet, Isaac | Do Do | 4.69 | 2.19 |
| State House of Refuge Under Act of 1846 | 133.69 | 133.69 | |
| Steele & Stevens | Chloride of Lime | .63 | .63 |
| Sheldon, Crawford B. | County Clerk | 206.72 | 206.72 |
| Smith, James | Constable | 1.36 | |
| Scott, Silas P. | Do | 15.28 | 15.28 |
| Thompson, George | Ret'g. Collectors Bond | .78 | .78 |
| Trotter, William | .70 | .70 | |
| Wright, Peter P. | Assisting Dist. Att'y | 25.00 | 25.00 |
| Wheeler, Truman H. | District Attorney | 300.00 | 300.00 |
| Wheeler, Nelson K. | Judge | 22.00 | 22.00 |
| Wheeler, Marvine | Ret'g. Collectors bond | 3.00 | 3.00 |
| White, Ezra | 2.72 | 2.72 | |
| Woolheater, Daniel | 10.38 | 9.63 | |
| Wilcox, Appolos B. | Justice of the Peace | .49 | .49 |
SECOND MEETING
| Allaben, Jonathan C. | Supervisor | 32.60 | 32.60 |
| Burr, Isaac | Do | 17.90 | 17.90 |
| Bennett, Daniel R. | Do | 26.00 | 26.00 |
| Edgerton, John | Do | 24.80 | 24.80 |
| Gilbert, William | Assessor | 9.00 | 9.00 |
| Griffin, Frederick | Supervisor | 23.00 | 23.00 |
| Goodrich, Zebulon E. | Supervisor | 24.80 | 24.80 |
| Gould, John H. | Committee to Superintend fire proof Clerk's Office | 15.00 | 15.00 |
| Harper, John | Supervisor | 27.20 | 27.20 |
| Hutson, William | Do | 15.80 | 15.80 |
| Hanmer, Robert M. | Do | 30.80 | 30.80 |
| Keator, Thomas | Do | 29.00 | 29.00 |
| Morse, Richard | Do | 22.40 | 22.40 |
| Miller, James M. | Do | 35.00 | 35.00 |
| McKinnon, John | Do | 26.00 | 26.00 |
| Maples, Darius | Do | 24.40 | 24.40 |
| Odell, Evander | Do | 34.46 | 34.46 |
| Peake, Ira | Do | 14.40 | 14.40 |
| Stott, Walter, Jr. | Do | 20.60 | 20.60 |
| Townsend, John | Do | 24.20 | 24.20 |
| Tenbroeck, A. J. | Supervisors Clerk | 140.00 | 140.00 |
| Lamont, Donald | The following account was audited and directed to be paid out of the money arising from the Dog Tax, if any viz: Sheep Killed | 20.00 |
Town Accounts
Andes
| Thomas Bryant | 3.75 | James A. Rich | 1.25 |
| Daniel Hawks | 6.50 | William A. More | 2.50 |
| George Thompson | 1.00 | John P. Benjamin | 21.00 |
| William Decker | 2.50 | John Gladstone | 10.75 |
| Andrew McGibbon | 7.00 | John George | 9.50 |
| Phillip Barnhart | 2.00 | James Bogart | 2.00 |
| Lewis Bussy | 6.63 | James Yeomans | 2.50 |
| John Calhoun | 10.29 | John McKeel | 10.50 |
| Edwin Shaver | 1.25 | William Shaver | 975 |
| William I. V. Ladd | 1.25 | Schools | 257.55 |
| Highways | 25.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited by Board of Supervisors under Statute of 1845.
Lemuel D. Mason .87
Town Auditors' accounts audited under Statue of 1845 by Board of Supervisors
| Lemuel D. Mason | 11.00 | Richard Morse | 12.57 |
| James Dubois | 4.00 | Francis O'Connor | 6.25 |
| Peter Bennet | 18.00 |
Bovina
| Isaac Atkin | 21.90 | Isaac Atkin | 14.13 |
| William L. Rutherford | 7.50 | Stephen R. Seacord | 7.50 |
| Joel S. Brush | 2.50 | John E.Stott | 2.50 |
| William D. Thompson | 7.50 | John Dean | 9.25 |
| John McFarland | 2.50 | Benjamin Fuller | 1.00 |
| Edward McKenzie | 1.75 | John McCune | 9.00 |
| David Coulter | 6.00 | John F. Graham | 11.00 |
| Schools | 151.57 | Highways | 115.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
Nathan Franklin 1.00
Thomas Purdy .92
Do Do 3.91
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statue of 1845
William Lull 3.50
Walter Stott, Jr. 4.39
Walter Coulter 6.75
Samuel Storie 5.25
Joel M. Bailey 12.25
Colchester
| Jesse Owen | Clerk of Election | 1.25 |
| Oliver Cochran | Do | 1.25 |
| Edward Johnson | Constable | 1.80 |
| Uriah Fuller | Wildcat assigned to Hezekiah Elwood | 2.00 |
| Marvin Kimball | Assessor | 12.00 |
| William Kimball | For paying Surveyor | 2.00 |
| John Johnson | Inspector of Election and making returns | 5.00 |
| Phelps Knapp | Clerk of Election | 2.50 |
| George Huntly | Inspector of Election & Paper | 2.62 |
| Richard E. Hitt | Certificate of Wild Cat | 2.00 |
| Elisha Hitt | Do Do | 2.00 |
| Myers Hitt | Do Do | 2.00 |
| James M. Buckley | Clerk of Election | 2.50 |
| William W. Green | Do | 1.25 |
| Daniel Huntly | Constable | 8.55 |
| John Hunter | Inspector of Election | 2.50 |
| Eli S. Washburn | Comm. Of Highways | 2.00 |
| Alfred Hunter | Assessor | 12.00 |
| Isaac Williams | Do | 16.25 |
| Nathan Cole | Chain Bearer | .75 |
| Wm. H. More | Sup't of Comm. Schools | 16.00 |
| Donald Brock | Com. Of Highways | 6.00 |
| Bolivar Horton | Wild cat assigned to B. Radiker | 2.00 |
| Ephraim W. Bigelow | Inspector of Election | 3.12 |
| Jared Fuller | Do Do | 3.50 |
| William Holliday, Jr. | Do Do | 5.00 |
| John R. Radiker | Superintendent and Surv'r. | 19.75 |
| Allen Knapp | Com. Of High. And Inspector | 14.75 |
| Daniel Campbell | Inspector of Election | 2.50 |
| Lewis M. Williams | Com. Of Highways | 21.00 |
| Schools | 196.21 | |
| Highways | 225.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited agasint Town under Statute of 1845
Rensselaer W. Elwood .55
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| R. W. Elwood | 7.94 | J.W. Knapp | 6.50 |
| George G. Phelps | 19.50 | Robert M. Hanmer | 6.87 |
| John H. Gregory | 4.00 | Richard Francisco | 5.50 |
Davenport
| Jacob Bixby | 2.12 | Stephen Olmsted | 3.75 |
| Socrates Gray | 1.88 | Richard C.Egbertson | 1.88 |
| William Parker | 3.75 | David Taylor | 3.75 |
| George W. Goodrich | 1.88 | Andrew Smith | 1.25 |
| Baltus A. Simmons | 11.00 | David Goodrich | 11.50 |
| Henry Ten Eick | 13.00 | John W. Michael | 13.75 |
| Ezekiel Miller | 11.26 | Samuel Pierce | 9.50 |
| Morton B. Emmons | 2.25 | George Ford | 11.15 |
| David Morrell | 3.13 | Schools | 116.19 |
| Highways | 115.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
Isaac Sweet, Esq. 1.94
Frederick Banner 2.38
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Zebulon E. Goodrich | 18.68 | Zebulon E. Goodrich | 12.00 |
| Isaac Sweet | 5.01 | John Shue | 18.67 |
| Thompson Paine | 8.49 |
Delhi
| A. J. TenBroeck | 1.88 | Wm. H. Copley (claimed $5.00) | 4.00 |
| J. R. Smith | 1.87 | Daniel Yendes | 7.00 |
| James Oliver | 5.00 | Peter P. Wright | 1.25 |
| Walter Hutson | 13.75 | Robert Maxwell | 6.41 |
| E. R. Olmsted | 3.12 | William Murray, Jr. | 3.12 |
| Charles W. Reynolds | 3.00 | Calvin H. Bell | 1.88 |
| Daniel McMullen | 3.13 | John S. Hobbie | 3.12 |
| John McMullen | 3.12 | Edmund Rose | 3.13 |
| H. R. Millard | 4.16 | Edwin J. Smith | 10.62 |
| Charles L. Judson | 1.25 | John Hutson | 8.15 |
| Beardsley Frisbee | 3.12 | J. F. Yendes | 4.00 |
| George Smith | 14.38 | Alfred Redfield | 21.75 |
| James Herring (Claimed $3.00) | 2.00 | Peter McNee | 3.70 |
| N. R. Thompson | 1.83 | C. A. Frost | 1.87 |
| A. G. Boomhower | 15.35 | Howe & Leal | 2.38 |
| Marcus W. Frisbee | 18.00 | Richard Thompson | 17.00 |
| William Judson | 15.00 | Schools | 282.38 |
| Highways | 187.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audtied against Town under Statute of 1845
| Giles M. Shaw | 1.31 | William Moscript | 2.50 |
| Charles E. Perry | 1.47 | James Herring | 3.72 |
| James Herring | 6.49 | Nathaniel Hathaway | 13.22 |
| James Smith | 3.72 | Thomas Purdy | 8.46 |
| Thomas Purdy | 2.76 |
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Giles M. Shaw | 6.50 | Charles Fitch | 19.25 |
| Charles E. Perry | 8.25 | N. Hathaway | 6.25 |
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| John Harper | 5.00 | Nelson L. Thorp | 5.00 |
| A. Dales | 12.37 | Apollos B. Wilcox | 3.13 |
| Benjamin F. Gibbs | 9.42 |
Kortright
| Ezra T. Gibbs | Late Town Supt. Com. Schools | 12.61 |
| William A. Cumming | Town Supt. | 18.25 |
| Henry S. Butts | Clerk of Elections | 3.12 |
| William McLaughrey | Inspector and Assessor | 15.63 |
| Henry Drake | 15.50 | |
| Orrin Denison | Commissioner of Highways | 4.25 |
| Charles W. Duron | Inspector of Election | 4.25 |
| Asher Merwin | Clerk of Election | 3.00 |
| Edmund Keeler | Assessor | 11.88 |
| William McIntosh | Inspector of Election | 3.00 |
| Andrew S. McLaughry | Inspector of Election | 4.38 |
| Edward Sixsmith | Commissioners of Highways | 8.00 |
| Charles Reynolds | Constable | 4.22 |
| Schools | 233.38 | |
| Highways | 210.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| John McDonald (claimed $1.75) | 1.19 | John McDonald (claimed 2.31) | 1.75 |
| Lewis Mills | 6.64 | Joseph W. Brownell | 2.31 |
| John Downer | 1.31 | David Cease | .3 |
| Jeremiah Cease | 7.74 | Charles Reynolds (claimed 11.45) | 10.95 |
Franklin
| Hartson Treadwell | 2.50 | Orrin R. Treadwell | 1.25 |
| Abram Bush | 1.25 | James H. Gilmore | 2.50 |
| Levi Miles | 2.50 | Elijah Tupper | 3.75 |
| Thomas Griffith | 7.50 | Homer Bostwick | 12.88 |
| Charles A. Hine | 24.37 | Charles Hanford | 4.50 |
| Stephen M. Betts | 1.25 | Asahel B. Chamberlain | 1.25 |
| Earl F. Bartlett | 1.25 | Elihu Howell | 13.75 |
| Henry S. Austin | 2.43 | Ichabod Bartlett | 2.50 |
| Thomas A. Follett | 13.75 | Linus Porter | 2.50 |
| Lawton M. Bissell | 6.41 | Alexander Sarles | 10.50 |
| Schools | 317.46 | Highways | 00.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| William S. Noble | 6.67 | Charles Noble | 18.70 |
| Fitch Ford | 6.96 | Beach Jenings | 7.53 |
| Herman Treadwell | 5.98 | John Edgerton | 3.13 |
Hamden
| James Renwick | 9.37 | Alexander Shaw | 1.25 |
| Vestus P. Niles | 2.50 | William Stewart | 2.50 |
| Elihu Coe | 1.25 | Archibald McAuslin | 11.88 |
| Sheldon Patterson | 2.50 | Henry C. Hawley | 3.50 |
| Alexander Salton | 8.00 | Homer McIntyre | 9.00 |
| Andrew Andrews | 13.00 | Orange D. Pomeroy, Taxes | 3.78 |
| William Swart, Taxes | 3.23 | Walter W. Vail | 6.25 |
| Hiram Goodrich | 12.50 | Isaac Warren, damages laying out road | 70.00 |
| Schools | 186.50 | Highways | 127.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Alexander Lewis | 2.24 | White Griswold | 1.71 |
| Isaac Hitt | 2.11 |
Town Auditor's accounts audited under Statute of 1845
| Ira Peak | 8.14 | Marcus L. Bostwick | 11.50 |
| Peter Brock | 13.00 | White Griswold | 16.26 |
Hancock
| Williams Martin | 1.25 | Hackaliah Roff | .25 |
| Joseph Gee | 2.00 | Ransom Fish | 1.25 |
| Gilbert G. Buckbee | 2.00 | Orsamus Lakin, assigned to
J. M. Miller |
1.25 |
| James G. Syturges, assigned to
R. G. Lakin |
2.00 | Robert G. Lakin | 2.25 |
| Josephus Lewis | 10.50 | Abraham Sprague | 2.50 |
| James Miller | 2.50 | William H. Nichols | 1.25 |
| Owen Williams, assigned to
James M. Miller |
.25 | Samuel C. Pettingill | 1.25 |
| John Doyle | 4.37 | Charles Leonard | 3.75 |
| L. H. Allison | 1.25 | Stedman Lincoln | 3.93 |
| Charles Doyle | 2.00 | E. F. Carrier | 2.50 |
| Richard Knight | 6.25 | James M. Twaddle | 9.37 |
| E. F. Wheeler | 3.12 | Josiah Martin | 14.00 |
| Levi Appley | 12.50 | James Wheeler, Jr. | 15.00 |
| Henry B. Clawson | 14.50 | Paying costs to S. Gordon
(to be paid Supervisor) |
30.00 |
| Paying costs to John Lakin
(to be paid Supervisor) |
35.00 | David G. Leonard | 1.25 |
| Schools | 127.50 | Highways | 50.00 |
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| James M. Miller | 6.25 | George Ingalsbee | 6.50 |
| Hiram Fish | 14.12 | N. W. Williams | 5.56 |
| George Read | 9.50 |
Harpersfield
| Robert English, Com. Of Highway | 4.00 | J. Wickham, Jr. Assessor | 7.50 |
| A. B. Wilcox, Assessor | 11.88 | A. Shaw, Comm. Of Highways 1845 services rendered and not allowed | 1.00 |
| Marshall Cowley, Assessor | 7.50 | C. Gibbs, Inspector of Elections | 1.50 |
| M. McLaughry, Surveyor | 1.00 | F.Stevenson, Collector in 1843 | 2.65 |
| Harlow Hakes, Superintendent of Schools | 20.36 | P. L. Bennett, Sup't. Schools and Inspector of Elections | 15.33 |
| J. H. Champlin, Inspector of Elections | 3.38 | Schools | 165.64 |
| Highways | 12.50 |
Town Auditors' accounts audited agains Town under the Statute of 1845
| Frederick Griffin | 5.75 | Matthew McLaughrey | 3.75 |
| John McDonald | 4.25 | Lewis Mills | 9.68 |
| Matthew McLaughrey | 6.34 | William Y. McLaughrey | 17.88 |
Masonville
| John W. Foster, Com. Of Highways last year | 2.00 | Joseph S. Getter, late Town Clerk | 4.34 |
| William V. Webster, Surveyor | 6.00 | Frederick S. Freeman, Inspector of Elections | 1.25 |
| Nicholas Groat, Assessor | 12.17 | George W. Beach, Assessor | 11.90 |
| Lewis Robertson, Town Superintendent | 26.04 | Samuel Y. Scofield, Inspector of Election | 2.50 |
| Thomas B. Palmer, Inspector of Election in 1844 | 1.25 | Nathan Parker, late Com. Of Highways | 1.50 |
| Simeon E. Gilbert, Assistant Clerk | 2.50 | Cornelius Van Schoyck, Surveyor | 15.00 |
| Alpheus Bolt, Town Superintendent | 13.12 | Elijah Whitman, Com. Of Highways | 16.50 |
| Zephaniah Teed, Com. Of Highways | 10.50 | Schools | 145.96 |
| Highways | 00.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| George W. Pellet | 1.62 | James D. Brundridge | .44 |
| William Bixby | .63 | Mason Parker | 2.73 |
| John S. Smith | .63 |
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| James Brundridge | 5.00 | Judson W. Smith | 18.62 |
| James Morgan | 7.75 | Ira Balcom | 9.37 |
| James Morgan | 17.50 | John McKinnon | 5.00 |
| William Bixby | 7.75 |
Meredith
| Adna Lewis, Overseer of the Poor | 1.88 | Salmon M. Smith, Overseer of the Poor | 1.50 |
| James McDonald, Assessor | 9.37 | Thomas Hymers, Assessor | 8.12 |
| Asahel R. Dutton, Assessor | 10.00 | Lemuel Strong, Commissioner of Highways | 5.00 |
| Jerome B. Sands, Commissioner of Highways | 3.00 | Walter H. Wright, Surveying road | 2.00 |
| Eleaser Wright, Surveying road | 5.50 | Milton Bostwick, School Superintendent | 7.38 |
| James G. Blakely, Juror for road | 1.00 | William Sixsmith, Juror for road | 1.00 |
| Thomas Covett, Inspector of Elections | 1.88 | Minor Stilson, Inspector of Elections | 4.38 |
| William Jackson, Inspector of Elections | 4.38 | Sumner Bisbee, Inspector of Elections | 4.38 |
| Amasa Fox, Commissioner of Highways | 12.80 | Daniel S. Smith, Commissioner of Highways | 11.50 |
| Jonathan B. Parris, Commissioner of Highways | 11.50 | Benjamin Benedict, Clerk of Election | 2.50 |
| Seth Corwin, School Superintendent | 21.25 | Schools | 177.11 |
| Highways | 73.00 |
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| David Siver | 18.75 | Isaac Burr | 2.97 |
Middletown
| Judah Kelley, Assessor | 13.50 | William Morrison, Assessor | 12.50 |
| Ira Whitcomb, Assessor | 14.75 | Samuel Vermilyea, Commissioner of Highways | 8.00 |
| H. S. Schermerhorn, Commissioner of Highways | 11.13 | William O'Connor, Commissioner of Highways | 6.25 |
| Jacob Mead, Inspector of Election | 3.13 | Asa Griffin, Inspector of Election | 3.13 |
| Warren Dimmick, Inspector of Election | 2.00 | Sylvanus H. Canfield, Inspector of Election | 3.76 |
| Orville Vermilyea, Clerk of Election | 1.87 | Florus Searle, Town Superintendent | 25.06 |
| Palmeus Elmendorf, Clerk of Election | 1.88 | John W. Atkin, Clerk of Election | 1.88 |
| Edward H. Canfield, Clerk of Election | 1.25 | Noah Dimmick, Jr. Surveyor | 10.00 |
| Jacob M. Vandervoort, Inspector of Election | 3.13 | Schools | 284.50 |
| Highways | 250.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
Daniel Woolheater, claimed $1.75 1.24
Daniel Woolheater, 1.50
Edmund Kelley, Jr., claimed $2.70 1.53
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Edmund Kelley, Jr. | 5.00 | C. P. Wolcott | 5.63 |
| David Akerly | 23.88 | Jonathan C. Allaben | 5.25 |
| Obed Hendrix | 10.00 |
Roxbury
| Philetus Corbin | 15.62 | Samuel B. Shout | 2.50 |
| Sniffin Ganoung | 3.75 | Ferris Hill | 2.50 |
| James Lauren | 1.25 | Benjamin Scudder | 37.25 |
| Erastus Follet | 2.50 | Daniel D. Keator | 2.50 |
| Martin Kelley | 5.00 | John R. Ganoung | 5.00 |
| Zazhariah German | 7.00 | Lewis A. Fuller | 5.00 |
| John W. Wycoff | 3.75 | Charles D. Hicks | 2.50 |
| Alexander Daniel | 2.50 | Samuel P. Ives | 14.25 |
| William Gleason | 2.50 | Gideon Wolcott | 3.75 |
| B. H. Akin | 1.25 | Ezekiel Preston | 2.50 |
| A. H. Tyler | 2.50 | Hiram Meeker | 15.00 |
| Cyrus Mead | 2.50 | D. M. Smith | 2.50 |
| Cyrus Graves | 9.46 | Samuel Jenkins | 3.75 |
| T. C. Bidwell | 13.25 | Thomas Keator | 1.62 |
| Schools | 329.42 | Highways | 9.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
John S. Scutt, claimed $4.95 4.58
John S. Scutt, claimed $3.92 2.92
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Thomas Keator | 1.25 | Cyrus Graves | 1.25 |
| T. C. Bidwell | 1.25 | D. M. Smith | 1.25 |
| B. H. Akin | 1.25 |
Sidney
| John Baxter | 9.50 | Sluman S. Wattles | 19.37 |
| Rufus P. Green | 7.07 | Lloyd Briggs | 5.00 |
| John B. Betts | 3.12 | R. W. Courtney | 4.38 |
| James Hughston | 1.87 | Thomas Noble | 2.50 |
| Stephen Wood | 4.37 | Abner Mack | 12.25 |
| E. H. Johnston | 1.00 | David Bradley | 8.50 |
| Spencer Laurence | 2.50 | Abner Pomeroy | 10.00 |
| Theophilus Westover | 10.00 | Daniel Birdsall | 16.38 |
| Schools | 185.65 | Highways | 244.00 |
Justices' and Constables' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845.
Robert S. Hughston .74
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Evander Odell | 6.87 | Daniel Birdsall | 4.13 |
| R. S. Hughston | 2.00 | Rufus A. Thompson | 15.75 |
| Charles S. Rogers | 4.50 | Parker Fletcher | 7.98 |
| Charles S. Rogers | 4.50 |
Stamford
| Wm. Gleason Jr., Town Clerk | 3.25 | Wm. Gleason, Supt. Of Com. Schools | 22.22 |
| Patrick Hughs, Clerk of Election | 2.50 | R. S. Marshall, Inspt. Of Election | 3.75 |
| Henry Grant, Clerk of Election | 2.50 | Benj. Barlow, Com. Of Highways | 2.00 |
| John Polly, Com. Of Highways | 2.00 | John Polly, Inspector of Elections | 3.75 |
| Chas. S. Stewart, Inspector of Election | 3.75 | Duncan Grant, Assessor | 10.50 |
| Stephen Hait, Assessor | 6.26 | John King, Assessor | 8.75 |
| Calvin Howard, Supt. Of Common Schools in 1845 | 9.88 | James C. Montgomery, Comm of Highways | 13.00 |
| Daniel Sinclair, Com. Of Highways | 11.00 | Alex. McLean, Com. Of Highways | 9.00 |
| Anth. Y. Marvin, Clerk of Election | 1.25 | Daniel Sinclair | 3.00 |
| Alex. McLean | 2.00 | James C. Montgomery | 6.25 |
| Schools | 181.00 | Highways | 112.45 |
Justices and Constables accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
William Trotter, claimed $7.04 6.89
John McDonald, claimed $6.52 4.89
John McDonald 1.69
John McDonald 2.33
James McGill 4.94
Henry McKenrie, claimed $4.22 3.22
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Towns under Statute of 1845
| William Trotter | 5.62 | William B. Champlin, Jr., claimed $22.52 | 18.52 |
| Henry McKenrie | 5.00 | Daniel R. Bennett | 6.25 |
Tompkins
| Dewitt C. Rood, wild cat Bounty transferred to Darius Maples | 2.00 | Martin Kelsey, wild cat Bounty | 2.00 |
| James Smith, wild cat bounty | 2.00 | Henry Sheldon, damages assessed laying out road | 37.50 |
| Josiah Gregory | 6.50 | Ezekiel Wiest | 4.50 |
| Esaias Hoag | 3.13 | Henry Flynt | 3.13 |
| Albert Burrows | 1.25 | William Macclure | 1.00 |
| Milton R. Wheeler | 3.75 | Simon Lusk | 1.87 |
| Thomas J. Green | 3.12 | Benjamin R. Nickerson, claimed $5.50 | 3.50 |
| Young Stafford | 3.13 | George B. Cannon | 3.12 |
| Abram Constable | 5.00 | Napoleon B. Tillotson | 8.76 |
| Stephen Van Schoyck | 10.37 | Zenas K. Dean | .83 |
| Joshua Dean | .61 | Schools | 447.10 |
| Highways | 100.00 |
Justices and Constables accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
Daniel D. Ostram, claimed $4.90 4.40
Geo. W. Pellets, claimed $8.79 7.29
Abner Smith 4.05
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Darius Maples | 5.00 | John Bullock | 5.00 |
| Moses L. Ogden | 9.50 | Abner H. Smith | 8.75 |
| S. D. Higgins | 53.58 | Abram G. Miller | 21.62 |
Walton
| Henry M. Ray | 11.88 | David H. Gay | 9.37 |
| Isaac J. Townsend | 11.87 | Joshua Pine | 7.50 |
| Benjamin White | 8.00 | William C. Rogers | 16.00 |
| Samuel C. Eels | 25.25 | Smith St. John | 2.50 |
| Samuel Eels | 2.50 | Darius Seeley | 2.50 |
| Peter Welden | 5.40 | Isaac J. Townsend, damages laying out road | 120.00 |
| Schools | 218.91 | Highways | 250.00 |
Town Auditors' accounts audited against Town under Statute of 1845
| Abraham Ogden | 5.00 | Benjamin J. Bassett | 4.58 |
| Platt Townsend | 17.87 | John Townsend | 3.12 |
| Thomas Marvin | 4.00 |
Delaware County, ss: I, Amasa J. TenBroeck, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Delaware, do hereby certify that the preceeding is a correct statement of the County and Town accounts, as audited by said Board at its Annual Meetings in November and December, 1846.
A. J. TenBroeck, Clerk
Dated, Delhi, December 11, 1846
DELAWARE COUNTY
Statement showing the entire population in each town, and of aliens not naturalized, and persons of color not taxed, with the total representative population of each town.
| Towns | Total Pop. | Dedct. Aliens & per color | Total rep. Poplulation |
| Andes | 2440 | 111 | 2329 |
| Bovina | 1436 | 45 | 1391 |
| Colchester | 1858 | 45 | 1813 |
| Delhi | 2665 | 57 | 2608 |
| Davenport | 2143 | 34 | 2109 |
| Franklin | 3007 | 15 | 2992 |
| Hamden | 1767 | 68 | 1699 |
| Hancock | 1208 | 18 | 1190 |
| Harpersfield | 1569 | 8 | 1561 |
| Kortright | 2211 | 109 | 2102 |
| Meredith | 1678 | 27 | 1651 |
| Masonville | 1383 | 19 | 1364 |
| Middletown | 2695 | 48 | 2647 |
| Roxbury | 3121 | 52 | 3069 |
| Sidney | 1759 | 31 | 1728 |
| Stamford | 1715 | 43 | 1672 |
| Tompkins | 2261 | 35 | 2226 |
| Walton | 2074 | 44 | 2030 |
Delaware County, ss: I, Amasa J. TenBroeck, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said County, do hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of a statement received by me from the Secretary of State, of the entire population in the respective towns in said County, and of aliens not naturalized and persons of color not taxed, with the total representative population of each town in said County.
Dated, Delhi, Dec. 14, 1846 AMASA J. TEN BROECK
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
| Town | Real Estate | Personal Estate | Aggregate | Schools | Highways | Supervisor | Treasurer | Aggregate Tax |
| Andes | 176.594 | 46477 | 223071 | 257.55 | 25.00 | 164.61 | 654.49 | 1101.65 |
| Bovina | 107.892 | 50809 | 158701 | 151.57 | 115.00 | 142.00 | 466.94 | 875.51 |
| Colchester | 121.407 | 1616 | 137576 | 196.21 | 225.00 | 288.70 | 402.35 | 4052.26 |
| Davenport | 126.896 | 17897
add 6 prct |
152406 | 226.19 | 115.00 | 173.97 | 447.46 | 962.62 |
| Delhi | 244.443 | 150184 | 394627 | 281.38 | 187.00 | 293.24 | 1157.54 | 1919.16 |
| Franklin | 292.326 | 32925
add 3 perct |
334020 | 317.46 | 0000 | 167.55 | 975.30 | 1460.31 |
| Hamden | 128.559 | 8370
3 per cent added |
140785 | 186.50 | 127.00 | 215.46 | 413.50 | 942.46 |
| Hancock | 129.736 | 3880 | 133616 | 127.50 | 50.00 | 228.22 | 392.92 | 798.64 |
| Harpersfield | 170.625 | 17946
6 per cent added |
198.806 | 165.64 | 12.50 | 129.42 | 580.50 | 888.06 |
| Kortright | 17.125 | 41308
5 per cent added |
227289 | 233.38 | 210.00 | 194.11 | 671.95 | 1309.44 |
| Masonville | 94528 | 7471 | 101999 | 145.96 | 0000 | 209.61 | 302.44 | 658.01 |
| Meredith | 153839 | 10650
10 per cent added |
179872 | 177.11 | 73.00 | 152.04 | 527.48 | 929.63 |
| Middletown | 133474 | 57919 | 191393 | 284.50 | 250.00 | 177.25 | 570.53 | 1282.28 |
| Roxbury | 255496 | 56025 | 31152 | 1329.42 | 9.00 | 189.20 | 915.34 | 1442.96 |
| Sidney | 142.463 | 2000 | 144463 | 185.65 | 244.00 | 160.75 | 425.33 | 1015.73 |
| Stamford | 165.504 | 31529 | 197033 | 181.00 | 112.45 | 187.97 | 575.30 | 1054.72 |
| Tompkins | 180610 | 16000 | 196610 | 447.10 | 100.00 | 229.61 | 594.26 | 1375.26 |
| Walton | 196300 | 43800 | 240100 | 219.91 | 250.00 | 257.35 | 701.37 | 1427.63 |
At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Delaware held at their room in the Court House in the Village of Delhi on the fifth day of January 1847, pursuant to adjournment.
Present as follows
Isaac Burr, Chairman - Meredith
| Andes | Richard Morse | Hancock | James M. Miller |
| Bovina | Walter Stott, Junior | Kortright | Frederick Griffin |
| Colchester | Robert M Hanmer | Middletown | Henry S. Schermerhorn |
| Davenport | Zebulon E. Goodrich | Masonville | John McKinnon |
| Delhi | Wiliam Hutson | Roxbury | Thomas Keator |
| Franklin | John Edgerton | Sidney | Evander Odell |
| Hamden | Ira Peake | Stamford | D. R. Bennett |
| Harpersfield | John Harper | Tompkins | Darius Maples |
| Walton | John Townsend |
The Board having been called to order on Motion Resolved That they proceed to divide the County into 2 Assembly Districts under Section 5 of Article 3 of the Constitution of this State.
Mr. Stott thereupon presented and moved the adoption of the following proposition to divide said county, viz.
"District No. 1 to consist of the following Towns exclusive of aliens and persons of color not taxed - to wit: Colchester, Franklin, Hamden, Hancock, Masonville, Sidney, Tompkins, Walton and Delhi containing an aggregate population of 17650 exclusive of aliens and persons of color not taxed as above."
"District No. 2 to consist of the following Towns, to wit: Andes, Bovina, Harpersfield, Kortright, Meredith, Middletown, Roxbury, Stamford and Davenport, containing an aggregate population of 18531 exclusive of aliens and persons of color not taxed."
Ayes and noes were demanded and on being called by the Clerk the following was the result:
Ayes: Messrs. Morse, Stott, Hanmer, Hutson, Edgerton, Miller Schermerhorn, Burr, McKinnon, Keator, Bennet, Maples, Townsend. 13
Noes: Messrs. Goodrich, Peake, Harper, Odell, Griffin 5.
So the proposition of Mr. Stott was adopted and the County declared to be duly divided in pursuance thereof.
On motion Resolved that this Board proceed by ballot to the election of County Superintendent of Common Schools. Sanford I. Ferguson having resigned. And it appearing that Robert L. Waterbury
had a majority of all the votes cast he was thereupon declared duly elected as such Superintendent.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved that his board proceed to ballot for a Superintendent of the Poor in place of Lloyd Briggs who had filed his resignation with the Clerk of the Board.
And it appearing that
John Blanchard
had a majority of all the votes cast, he was thereupon declared duly elected.
Orson M. Allaben's bill as Commissioner of Delhi and Middletown Turnpike Company, was here presented and audited against said company at $37.
On motion of Mr. Maples
Resolved That the Clerk be allowed the sum of $8 for his services at this session of the Board.
Onmotion Board adjourned sine die.
Amasa J. TenBroeck, Clerk
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (OFFICIAL)
DIVISION OF THE COUNTY INTO ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
A Statement of the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors at their meeting on the 5th day of January, 1847, in apportioning the County into Assembly Districts.
DISTRICT NO. 1
Towns Population
Colchester 1813
Franklin 2992
Hamden 1699
Hancock 1190
Masonville 1364
Sidney 1728
Tompkins 2226
Walton 2030
Delhi 2608
Total Population 17650
DISTRICT NO. 2
Towns Population
Andes 2329
Bovina 1391
Harpersfield 1561
Kortright 2102
Meredith 1651
Middletown 2647
Roxbury 3069
Stamford 1672
Davenport 2109
Total Population 18531
Which apportionment was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Messrs, Morse, Stott, Hanmer, Hutson, Edgerton, Miller, Schemmerhorn, Burr, McKinnon, Keator, Bennett, Maples, Townsend. 13
Noes: Messrs. Goodrich, Peake, Harper, Odell, Griffin -5
Delaware County, ss: I, Amasa J. TenBroeck, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said County, do hereby certify that the above is a true extract from the minutes of said Board as kept by me, at the meeting of said board held at their room in the Court House in Delhi, on this 5th day of January, 1847.
AMASA J. TEN BROECK,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
Gazette and V. of Peop. Copy and charge County.
At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Delaware held at the Clerk's Office in the Village of Delhi on the 25th day of May 1847.
Present as follows
| Andes | Richard Morse | Harpersfield | Asahel Cowley |
| Bovina | Water Stott, Jr. | Hancock | James M. Miller |
| Colchester | Robt. M. Hanmer | Kortright | Duncan McDonald |
| Davenport | Zebulon E. Goodrich | Meredith | N. Mitchell |
| Delhi | Alexander Mable | Roxbury | Thos. Keator |
| Franklin | J. Edgerton | Stamford | D. R. Bennett |
| Hamden | F. Launt | Walton | John Townsend |
On motion Richard Morse, Esquire of Andes was chosen Chairman and the Board proceeded by ballot to fix and determine the salary of the County Judge of Delaware County about to be elected.
After several ballotings on motion
Resolved That the salary be and the same hereby fixed at One Thousand dollars per year. Ayes 9. Noes 5.
Resolved That the Surrogate to be elected have the privilege of using the old Clerk's office at present occupied by the County Clerk, as his office, if he shall see fit and choose to do so.
On motion the Board then adjourned sine die.
A. J. Ten Broeck, Clerk
At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors held at their room in the Court House in Delhi in and for the County of Delaware on the 9th day of November 1847.
Present as follows
| Andes | Richard Morse | Kortright | Duncan McDonald |
| Bovina | Walter Stott, Jr. | Masonville | John McKinnon |
| Colchester | Robert M. Hanmer | Meredith | Nathaniel Mitchell |
| Davenport | Zebulon E. Goodrich | Middletown | Henry Schermerhorn |
| Delh | Alexander Mable | Roxbury | Thomas Keator |
| Franklin | John Edgerton | Stamford | Daniel R. Bennett |
| Hancock | James M. Miller | Sidney | John M. Betts |
| Hamden | Frederick W. Launt | Tompkins | Darius Maples |
| Harpersfield | Asahel Cowley | Walton | John Townsend |
Darius Maples was chosen Chairman.
Charles T. Holloway was elected Clerk.
On motion Board adjourned till tomorrow morning at 8 oclock.
November 10, 1847
Board met pursuant to adjournment. The Chairman announced the appointment of the following Standing Committees.
To Equalize the Assessment Rolls
Messrs. Edgerton, McKinnon, More, Cowley and Townsend.
To Settle with the Treasurer
Messrs. Stott, Betts and Miller
To Settle with the U. S. D. F. Loan Commissionres and Commissioners of Loans
Messrs. Schermerhorn, Mable and Mitchell
To Examine Justices & Constables accounts
Messrs. Goodrich, McDonald & Keator
To Settle with the Superintendents of the Poor
Messrs. Keator, Bennett and Hanmer
To Examine Court House, Jail and Clerk's Office
Messrs Betts, Schermerhorn and Launt
Mr Morse of Andes here presented an account in favor of Cyrus Burr which was audited against the Delhi and Middletown Turnpike Company.
On motion of Mr. Morse
Resolved That the County canvass be published in the three Delhi papers.
On motion of Mr. McDonald
Resolved that a bill presented by James Dougherty, Matthew McLaughry and James R. Graham, Trustees of School District No. 16 in Kortright for expenses costs and charges in defending a suit brought against them and Matthew R. Merwin as such Trustees and as collector of said District brought by John Brown in a Justice's Court originally and finally decided in the Supreme Court be allowed as presented by them, and that said District pay the same and be that the present Trustees of said District be directed to issue a warrant for the collection of the same according to the Statute in such case made and provided.
An application was here made by the heirs of Cornelius R. Fitch, decd. Peter P. Wright and Henry Odell of the town of Delhi for an increase of the damages sustained by them in consequence of the laying out and ------- of a public highway or road through their lands as assessed by a Jury from the Town of Bovina on an appeal by the supervisor of the town of Delhi from the assessment made by Commissioner of Highways of the first class and two assessors of the said Town of Delhi.
On motion of Mr. Morse
Ordered that the application be referred to Edwin More County Judge of said County of Delaware.
On motion of Launt
Ordered that the damages be assessed on a Road in the Town of Hamden at $50.
An account presented by Dr. Steele for Doctoring Philander Jones a prisoner was on motion of Mable laid on the table.
On motion of Mable
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at 7 1/2 oclock.
Thursday morning, Nov. 11th 1847
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Committees were occupied in preparing reports.
Thursday noon
On motion Board adjourned to the poor house to meet at tonight at their room at 6 p.m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved That the action taken by this Board in the Hamden Road matter be reconsidered. On like motion laid on the table.
On motion of McKinnon
Resolved that an amount equal to the amount of school money received from the State be raised by each Town respectively for the support of Common Schools in said County.
The Committee appointed to Settle with Treasurer here made their report by which it appears the county is in debted to Harvey R. Millard, Treasurer, fourteen hundred and sixty four dollars and thirty seven cents (1464.37). The said report was accepted & is on file.
F. James Fitch in behalf of the heirs of Cornelius R. Fitch, deceased, Peter P. Wright and Henry Odell here presented to the Board the report of Edwin More County Judge in the Matter of the assessment of damages made pursuant to the order of the Board and asked the Board to levy and collect the same.
On motion of Mr. Mable
Resolved that the report of the County Judge be laid on the table until the next meeting of this Board.
On like motion of Mr. Morse the above motion was reconsidered.
On like motion it was laid on the table till tomorrow at 10 oclock a.m.
The Equalizing Committee here made their report by which report it appears they have raised the following towns the following amounts per cents on the real estate, to wit,
Davenport 5 per cent Middletown 5 per cent
Kortright 10 " Sidney 10 per cent
Meredith 10 "
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
The Report was accepted and is on file.
A motion was here made by Mr. McDonald to reduce Kortright 5 per cent from the report of the Equalizing Committee which was lost.
The Committee appointed to Settle with the Superintendents of the Poor here made their Report. By which it appears that the Superintendents have expended Thirty seven hundred and four Dollars and twenty five cents. Said report was accepted and is on file.
Keeper of the Poor House also presented an inventory of property in and about poor house (which was read by the Clerk and is on file).
The Committee appointed by Chairman to Settle Justices and Constables accounts here reported. Report was accepted and is on file.
On motion of Morse
Resolved That Silas D. Hiltons account mentioned in the report of the committee appointed to Settle Justices and Constables accounts (be allowed in full).
On motion of Mable
Resolved Dog Tax amounting to one dollar be paid to hire William Yeomans out of the -- funds it having bee sworn off.
On motion of Mr. Stott
Adjourned till to morrow morning at 8 oclock.
Friday Morning November 12th
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On Motion of Mr. Keator
An account presented by Orson M. Allaben was audited against Delhi and Middletown Turnpike Company in favor of Orson M. Allaben.
A Petition was here presented by Robert M. Hanmer from the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of Colchester for the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars to be raised and allowed them by the county for the support of Bridges in said Town and on motion of Mr. Hanmer the same was audited.
Dewitt C. Thomas here presented his accounts for services as Sheriff & Jailor.
On Motion of Keator a committee was appointed by the Chair to examine said accounts consisting of Messrs. Goodrich, Betts, Keator, Morse and McKinnon.
Abm. Thomas 3d, Under Sheriff, here presented his bill against the county and on like motion of McKinnon it was referred to the same committee.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Mr. Wm. S. Hawleys bill (as printer) was laid on the table.
Accounts presented against the town of Davenport in favor of Amos H. Brown & Daniel Gilbert were audited on motion of Morse with the right reserved by the Board to reconsider the same at their adjourned meeting in December.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved That the Board of Supervisors of the County of Delaware, through their Clerk, Petition the Legislature of the State of New York to provide for the Election of a suitable person to discharge the duties of County Judge and Surrogate in cases where the present County Judge and Surrogate cannot act.
The matter of damages of the Fitch Hill Road here taken up.
Mr. Samuel Gordon appeared as counsel for Town of Delhi. Charles Hathaway and F. James Fitch appeared as counsel for the applicants for damages.
On motion of Mr. Mable
Ordered that the damages be assessed by the Board as assessed by the Commissioner and Assessors.
On like motion of Mr. Morse the above vote was reconsidered.
On like motion of Morse the road matter was laid on the table. Ayes 15. Noes 3.
Charles Hathaway of Counsel in behalf of the applicant for damages requests and calls on the Board to proceed to take the necessary steps for the lay and collection of the damages assessed according to the report of the County Judge to the several proprietors of the lands through which the road passes and the make no further or other request in the premises.
The foregoing requests is recorded by order of the Chairman.
On motion of Keator Board proceeded to ballot for Treasurer.
On the first ballot Harvey R. Millard received a majority of all the votes and was declared elected.
On motion of Keator the Board proceeded to elect three Superintendents of the Poor for the ensuing year.
On like motion of Keator
Resolved that John Blanchard, George Thompson and William Laughran be and are hereby elected.
On motion
Resolved that his Board proceed by ballot to the election of County Superintendent of Common Schools for the ensuing year and it appearing that Barna R. Johnson had a majority of all the votes was declared elected.
Hamden Road matter here taken up.
On motion
Resolved That the previous quote taken be reconsidered and on like motion laid on the table.
James B. Howe here presented his account for furnishing clerk's office and on motion it was referred to a select committee.
On motion
Resolved that the accounts presented by Mr. Goodrich in favor of Daniel Fisher against School District No. 16 in Davenport and Kortright also on account in favor of Martin Turner against School District No. 16 in Davenport and Kortright be allowed as presented.
The Treasurer here presented his bond and the sureties were approved by the Chairman.
On Motion
Resolved That the Board proceed by ballot to the election of printers to print the Session Laws (which several ballotings resulted as follows)
First Ballot - Voice of the People 6
Gazette 6 and
Express 6
Second Ballot - Gazette6
Express 10 and
Voice of the People 2
The Gazette and the Express were declared elected.
A motion was here made by Mr. Morse to reconsider the report of the Equalizing Committee which was lost.
On Motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved two thousand and five hundred dollars be raised for the support of the poor for the ensuing year.
On like motion
Resolved that seven thousand and five hundred dollars be raised for county expenses the ensuing year.
On motion of Edgerton
Resolved that the Treasurer be authorized to borrow money in case of deficiency.
On motion
Resolved that 10 copies of the State Census of 1845 now in the Clerk's Office be sold to the highest bider at 9 a.m. Thursday December 11th, 1847.
On motion adjourned to December 8th 1847.
December 8th, 1847
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The forenoon was occupied in Signing the Tax Rolls. On motion adjourned for dinner. After dinner Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The Superintendents of the Poor here presented their report which was read by the Clerk (on request) accepted and is on file.
On motion of Mr. Stott
Resolved that the Clerk of this Board received $140 for his services.
On motion of Mr. Morse
Resolved that an account presented by William H. Copley of $10. James McCulloch of $5 and Ebenezer Mitchell of $10 be audited against the Middletown and Delhi Turnpike Company.
Truman H. Wheeler's bill as District Attorney was here served on the Clerk levied by Judge More at $300 and allowed by the Board.
On motion the Fitch Hill Road matter was here taken up. F. James Fitch in behalf of the heirs of Cornelius R. Fitch deceased Peter P. Wright and Henry Odell the owners of the land through which the highway has been laid out and ---- asked the Board of Supervisors to levy and collect the amounts of damages assessed by Judge More on a reference to him at the last Session of the Board on occasion of the laying out of the Highway through the said lands.
Mr. Gordon appeared for the Town of Delhi.
The following Resolution by Mr. Keator was adopted.
"Resolved in consequence of the claimants for damages refusing to accept of the decision of the Jury, that the same be dismissed."
The 10 copies of the State Census were here sold by chairman for $10.60.
On motion
Resolved that the chairman pay the same to the Treasurer.
The Committee to Examine the Sheriff's and Under Sheriff's account here reported. Which report was accepted and on motion amended by adding one shilling per search to the Board Bill Dec. 9th 1847.
On motion of Mr. Morse
Resolved that the list of Grand Jurors as made out by each member of the Board be the Grand Jurors for the ensuing year.
On motion of Mr. Stott
Resolved that the vote taken in auditing the accounts of Daniel Gilbert and Amos H. Brown against the Town of Davenport be rescinded in consequence of the commissioners note having filed their survey in the Town Clerk's Office.
The committee appointed to examine James B. Howes account here reported. Report was accepted and is on file.
On motion of Mr. Mable
Resolved that Samuel Gordon be and he hereby is authorized to receive and accept service of notice for us of papers and notice of motion on the motion of the Heirs of Cornelius R. Fitch decease, Peter P. Wright and Henry Odell for a mandamus directing the Board of Supervisors of the County of Delaware to levy and collect the damages assessed by E. More, Esq. County Judge to the heirs of Cornelius R. Fitch decease, Peter P. Wright and Henry Odell or such other order as the court may grant.
The matter of School District No. 16 in Kortright here taken up. Mr. Gordon presented a memorial from the inhabitants of said district and asked the Board to reconsider their vote taken at a former meeting.
On motion of Mr. Morse
Resolved that this Board take no other on further action in the above matter.
The Committee appointed to Settle with Commissioners of Loans and the Commissioners of the United States Division Fund here made their report which was accepted & is on file.
On motion of Mr. Morse
Resolved that Wm. S. Hawley have the privilege of adding thirty three & one third dollars to his Co. account for printing the Session Laws (which was done).
On motion of Morse
Resolved that the proceedings of this Board be published in the three Delhi papers, provided each will publish for half price.
On motion of Mr. Edgerton
Resolved that a notice to be published requesting the assessors of different towns to assess all days liable to be assessed under the Statute.
On like motion
Resolved that a notice be published that no accounts will be allowed at the adjourn meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
On motion
Resolved that Mr. Launt have the privilege of taking the papers in relation to the Hamden Road off file.
On motion the Board adjourned Sine Die.
Charles T Holloway, Clerk
TOWN AND COUNTY ACCOUNTS
A Statement of the TOWN & COUNTY ACCOUNTS Audited by the Board of Supervisors at their Annual Meeting in November and December, in the yar 1847, with the amount claimed and the amount allowed to each individual and the manner in which each accunt accrued:
COUNTY ACCOUNTS
FIRST MEETING
| Allaben, J. C. | Ret'ng. Collectors Bond | 1.80 | 1.80 |
| Akerly, Benj. B. | Late Jailor | 50.16 | 50.16 |
| Birdsall, Daniel | Attending Co. Canvass | 7.00 | 7.00 |
| Bowne, Norwood | Printing & C | 118.71 | 118.71 |
| Blanchard, John | Co. Supt. Of Poor | 37.00 | 37.00 |
| Banks, Justice | Wolf Scalp | 10.00 | 10.00 |
| Betts, Wm., Jr. | Constable | 10.76 | 10.76 |
| Barlow, Charles | Justice | 2.49 | 2.49 |
| Beadle, John | Justice | 5.12 | 1.63 |
| Bissel, Lawton W. | Constable | 10.06 | 6.81 |
| Bixby, William | Justice | .90 | .90 |
| Burr, Isaac | Ret'g. Col.Bonds and meeting with board | 3.69 | 3.69 |
| Bassett, Cornelius S. | Constable | 2.56 | 1.56 |
| Cease, David | Constable | 2.20 | 2.20 |
| Commissioners of Highways of Town of Colchester | For Bridges | 250.00 | 250.00 |
| Davis, Stephen J. | Constable | 21.84 | 21.84 |
| Dubois, James | Constable | 1.50 | 1.00 |
| Edgerton, Gurdon H. | Late Sup. Of Poor | 21.75 | 21.75 |
| Edwards, James | Repairing Jail | 3.25 | 3.25 |
| Edgerton, Albert | Services as Dist. Atty | 25.00 | 25.00 |