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999.00
460.75
13.
Correcting Land Erosion, Pine Hill Relaying Steam Pipe
28.60
52.00
15.
Graveling Crescent St.
250.00
130.00
16.
Regraveling Grant St.
344.00
132.20
17.
Drainage, Sand St.
480.00
61.75
18.
Regraveling Sunset Ave.
316.00
72.00
19.
Drainage, Bedford St.
104.00
20.
Drainage, West Center St.
320.00
52.39
22.
Spraying Trees
212.00
321.28
23.
Sign Painting, Old Home Week
81.60
122.40
38.81
24.
Regraveling Spring St.
152.00
37.00
25.
Fire Stop, Spring St.
626.00
26.
Drainage, Pest Control, West Center St.
112.50
45.00
81.00
22.50
306.00
40.54
28.
Forest Fire Control, Town Yard
200.00
29.
Preparing Road Bed, Spring St. Extension
572.00
30.
Fire Room, Town Hall
135.00
204.00
31.
Laying Water Pipe
216.00
767.63
218.63
1,202.26
3,197.25
32.
Drainage, Bryant St.
58.00
33.
Drainage, Spring St.
478.75
72.00
826.75
148.00
34.
Drainage, Keenan, North Elm and Sunset Ave. Pest and Flood Control, Airport
470.00
442.00
1,526.75
36.
Graveling Roosevelt Ave.
232.00
78.40
37.
Drainage, River St.
292.00
292.00
.90
38.
Clearing and Ditching Drury Field
278.00
169.00
447.00
39.
General Time Keeper
112.00
90.00
112.50
9.00
594.00
160.00
40.
Graveling Merritt St.
300.00
196.00
41.
Laying Out Park
1,320.75
1,489.05
1,411.15
9.385.55
*2.458.02
42.
Reforestration
139.75
140
21.
Playground, Town Yard
348.00
360.00
27.
Recreational
298.00
12.60
35.
Expense
to Town
1. Sewing, Town Hall
20.00
1,060.00
14.
285.75
6.00
44. Drainage, Pest Destruction, Pillsbury's Brook
398.25
2.30
45. Flood Control, Beacon St. to River
1,796.25
46. Federal Housing Administration
49.50
90.00
104.79
67.50
442.29
45.00
47. Surveying and Mapping Streams
148.20
417.00
9.67
48. Visiting Housekeeper
72.00
57.60
43.20
28.80
244.80
49. Shade Tree Pest Control
162.80
118.40
355.20
2.25
50. Administrative
1,721.67
324.89
51. Travel
125.02
52. First Aid Kits
22.06
53. Canning Project Equipment
203.14
54. F. R. A. General-Tools, Sharpening and Repair of Tools, etc.
125.91
TOTALS
$3,804.80
$3,237.25
$3,021.07
$647.63
GRAND TOTAL FOR E. R. A ..
$380.28 $39,884.81 $10.354.72 $39,884.81
* This amount includes purchase of the Park property.
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43. Avenue in Cemetery, Pleasant Hill
MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNDER W. P. A.
Park . .
November $1,172.94
December $1,172.46
Total $2,345.40
to Town $443.27
Center Schools
196.08
196.08
Braga's Ditch
269.82
306.77
576.59
River Cleaning
512.90
1,205.86
1,718.76
Surveying and Mapping Streams
50.75
199.25
250.00
21.80
Tree Trimming
56.25
292.00
348.25
Airport Drain
392.07
165.97
558.04
Laying Water Pipe
179.25
55.25
234.50
221.14
TOTALS
$2,633.98
$3,593.64
$6,227.62
$686.21
STATE PROJECTS
November
December
Total
1. Farm to Market
$96.25
$844.75
$941.00
2. Highway Beautification
493.89
493.89
3. Sidewalk Project
Amount unknown
TOTALS
$96.25
$1,338.64
$1,434.89
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT - SUPPLEMENTAL
Early in the year a new heating plant was installed in the basement of Town Hall. The old plant having been in service a number of years, became inadequate. With the help of E. R. A. labor it was thought best to install a plant large enough to care for our needs in time to come when hot air furnaces will have become useless. The E. R. A. labor greatly reduced the cost to the Town.
During the month of March 3,000 evergreen trees were set out in lot adjoining our new baseball field in rear of Town Hall. This reforestration is the beginning of preserv- ing our forestration, and should be followed wherever prac- ticable. E. R. A. labor was used for this work.
The baseball field has been finished and is in need of equipment. The tennis courts (2) are not finished due to lack of funds for the necessary equipment. Both the ball field and tennis courts need equipment to make them useable. The Town will be expected to provide these funds.
Brooks Place has been rebuilt by lowering grade down to reasonable level with North Elm St. and bordering prop- erty, North Elm to Merritt Street. E. R. A. labor.
West Street, a State, County and Town project, has been in operation to the extent of monies appropriated. The new bridge over Cowesett Stream was built on roadway re- built from Easton Line to farm of Chas. E. Kinney.
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As many as possible of the major drainage streams in Town are being surveyed and mapped with grades and gen- eral flowage directions. These maps and their information are of material benefit in working out our water drainage problems. E. R. A. and W. P. A. skill and labor.
A number of drains and streams have been put in the best possible shape in all parts of the Town.
River Street has been laid out by the County Commis- sioners from South Main Street to Howard Street and State bond issue monies received to rebuild this portion of the Street in the spring.
Report of the Trustees of the Public Library
TRUSTEES
Ada M. Wood.
Term expires 1936
Basil M. Soule
Term expires 1936
Martha B. Mason
Term expires 1937
Louis P. Hayden
Term expires 1937
Edith F. Howard
Term expires 1938
Daniel S. Lothrop
Term expires 1938
Chairman
Daniel J. Lothrop
Secretary
Treasurer
Edith F. Howard Martha B. Mason
Book Committee
Edith F. Howard Martha B. Mason
Ada M. Wood Daniel J. Lothrop
Executive Officer Daniel J. Lothrop
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
The year 1935 was a most interesting one at the Library. The number of books borrowed during the year was approximately 40,450 (121/2% of which were non-fic- tion), a per capita circulation of 12.7.
During the year there were added 403 volumes, 347 by purchase and 56 by gift. We are particularly grateful to Miss Yvonne Kelsey, principal of the Matfield School, for a collection of fifty standard juvenile books.
A new sectional bookcase has given added room for displaying special groups of fiction and non-fiction.
Up to the time of Miss White's resignation she had completed the typing of the author and title catalogue cards in both fiction and non-fiction divisions. There remains to be done the juvenile and subject indices. With the aid of our highly-appreciated new typewriter we hope to complete this catalogue project during the current year.
As our contribution to Old Home Week Celebration in August we were open on four afternoons of the week and on Tuesday afternoon featured a reception with refreshments served on the lawn. The guest book showed seventy signa- tures. Many guests were interested in the old-time postcard views of the Town and people.
The deposits of books at Jerusalem and Elmsville have been used-statistics showing a combined circulation of 1,366.
To the members of the Library staff, Board of Trustees and to all who have cordially supported and used the Library we extend our sincere thanks.
CHARLOTTE L. WILLIAMS,
Librarian.
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CIRCULATION STATISTICS
Adult Fiction
19,844
Adult Non-Fiction
2,762
Juvenile Fiction
12,652
Juvenile Non-Fiction
2,209
Bound Magazines
75
Total Bound Volumes
37,342
Monthly Magazines
3,108
Total Circulation-1935
40,450
Total Circulation-1934
43,416
Loss for Year
2,966
SCHOOL CIRCULATION
Elementary :
Fiction
7,907
Non-Fiction
1,687
Total
9,594
Secondary :
Fiction
386
Non-Fiction
510
Magazines
11
Total Secondary
907
Total Elementary
9,594
Total School Circulation-1935
10,501
Total School Circulation-1934
13,236
Loss for Year 2,735
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List of Books Added During 1935 FICTION
Strangers in the House
Abbott
Body in the Bunker
Adams
Red-Headed School Ma'am
Spring Came On Forever Melissa Starke
King of the Range
Long Furrows
Than This World Dreams Of
Oxen of the Sun
Mr. Fortune Objects
Fair As the Moon
Intrusive Tourist
American Family
Aldrich Aldrich Andrews Austin Aydelotte Ayres Bacheller H. C. Bailey T. Bailey Bailie-Reynold Baldwin Baldwin
Puritan Strain
Texas Spurs
Ballew
Seventh Man
Barclay
Edna, His Wife
Barnes
Hidden Shoals
Bassett
Norwich Victims
Beeding
Son of Richard Carden
Bell
Death Rides the Range
Bennet
White Buffalo
Bennet
Worshipful Lucia
Benson
Peckover
Sweetwater Ranch
Beresford Bindloss Boileau
Map of Days
Borton
Dry Ridge Gang
Bower
Haunted Hills
Bower
Trouble Rides the Wind
Bower
Roll River
Boyd
Hunted Riders
Brand
Pollyanna's Castle in Mexico
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Rustlers of Beacon Creek
Seven of Diamonds Illyrian Spring
Willoughbys
This Time Forever
House Divided
Cartwheels
Lost on Venus
Tarzan and the Leopard Man
Rapture Beyond
Salute to the Gods
Campbell Carder
Border Guns
Sunlight on the Hills
Carfrae
A Few Foolish Ones
Carroll
Lucy Gayheart
Carroll
Two on Safari
Chamberlain
Gold Chase
Chambers
Love and the Lieutenant
Chambers
Saint Goes On
Charteris
Saint in New York
Charteris
East River
Chase Cobb
Desert Silver
Cody
Cholla Kid
Cole
Outlaw Trail
Cole
Wild Song
Colver
Iron Cross Mystery
Connington Coolidge
The Constant Sex
Corbett Corliss
Daughter To Diana
Murder Maritime
Crime At Nornes
Young Renny
Shining Armor
Red Widow Murder
All Is Not Gold
Brand Brand Bridge Brown
Browne Buck Burlingame Burroughs Burroughs Burt
Cranston Crofts de la Roche Dew Dickson Du Jardin
Long Rope
Paths of Glory
150
New England Vista On Upland Hills House on the Roof Solomon, My Son Now We Set Out Homestead Wild Dog John O' The Green Come and Get It Gringo Guns Time Out of Mind
Paper Chase Mystery
Whip-Poor-Will Mystery Miss Marvel
Case of the Three Blind Mice
For the Defense, Dr. Thorndyke
Mr. Pinkerton Grows a Beard
Case of the Counterfeit Eye
Case of the Curious Bride
Thunder on the Range
Blood Relations
Yellow Diamond
Starlight Pass Vein of Iron
The Camberwell Beauty
Glaudius the God
That Fellow Percival
The Time Is Ripe
Lords of the Coast
Valley of Adventure Sweet Danger
Thunder Mountain
Murder in Black The Crystal Tree
If With All Your Hearts Rainbow Glory
Eaton Eaton Eberhart Erskine Ertz Eunson Evarts Farnol Ferber Field Field Fielding Footner Forbes Freeman Freeman Frome Gardner Gardner Gates Gibbs (P.) Gibbs (G.) Gill Glasgow Golding Graves Green Greenwood Gregory Gregory Greig Grey Grierson Hauck Hauck Hauck
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Outlaws of Halfaday Creek
Powder Burner High Stakes
Miss Mystery
Star of the West
Murder of My Aunt
They Called Him Death
Season Ticket
Proud Servant
Home Ranch
Orchard Fence
Kid Deputy
Now in November
Five Silver Buddhas
Dreamland
Keeland
Sounding Harbors
Kelly Kerr Klein
Cappy Ricks Special
Kyne Lane
Smoky Years
It Can't Happen Here
Storm Signals
It's A Great World
Lutz
Strange Proposal
Lutz
White Orchids
Lutz
Thirsty Range
Mann
Nothing Hid
A. Marshall
Dian of the Lost Land
E. Marshall
Sam Campbell, Gentleman
E. Marshall
Salt of the Earth
M. Marshall MacDonad Martin
Deliverance
Budapest Parade Murders
Mason McCord
Dawns Delayed
Hendryx Hilton Horler Horler Hueston
Hull Hume Iles Irwin James Jay Jenkins Johnson Keeler
Miss J. Looks On
Music Master
Old Home Town
Le May Lewis Lincoln Loring
Beauty For Ashes
How Like An Angel
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Heart's Heritage Princess Pat Out of That Dream
Beauty's Daughter Shining Windows
Woman in Love Best American Short Stories (1934-35)
The Will and the Deed
Deputy Sheriff
Battle of Basinghall Street
General Besserley's Puzzle Box
Jimmie Dale and The Missing Hour Cabin in the Pines
Kings of Beacon Hill
Nineveh House
Shadow on the Brook
Minions of the Moon
Spanish Cape Mystery
Border Breed
Square Shooter
Golden Apples
Poison for One
Shot at Dawn
The Lark Legacy
Arundel
The Guests Arrive
Forbidden Trails
Penthouse
Cayote Currency
Sleeping Child
Star in Love
Sunshine Stealer
Chivalry
Silver Spurs Romany So Many Worlds
McCord Montgomery Newberg Norris Norris
Norris O'Brien Ogburn Ogden Oppenheim Oppenheim
Packard Pahlow Parmenter Patrick Payne Phillpotts Queen Raine Raine
Rawlings Rhode Rhode Rice Roberts Roberts Robertson Roche Rodney Rosman
Ruck Ruck Sabatini Seltzer Smith Smith
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Cardigan Cowboy The Search Six Guns of Sandoval
Gunlock Ranch
Death of an Airman
Walk Humbly
Tinkling Symbol
Silver Rattle
Delay in the Sun
Ships Aflame
Good Old Yesterday
Hashknife at Stormy River
Garden Murder Case
Hidden Ways
Toussaint-Samat Towne Tuttle Van Dine Van de Water von Tempski
Ripe Breadfruit
Latter Howe
Wallace
Corpse in the Green Pajamas
Walling
Corpse in the Coppice
Walling
Inquisitor
Walpole
Forty Days of Musa Dagh
Werfel
Pascarella Family
Werfel
Ethan Frome
Wharton
Eve's Orchard
Widdemer Williams Wodehouse
Brinkley Manor
Wodehouse
Enter Smith
Wodehouse
Sinbad the Sailor
Wren
A Dream Comes True
Wynne
Priscilla Falls in Love
Wynne Yates
She Fell Among Thieves
Snow Snow Snow Spearman Sprigg Stevens Taylor Thompson Thorne
Small Town Girl
Enter P. Smith
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NON-FICTION
Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture (3 Vols.)
Fire on the Andes Oliver Cromwell
Bailey Beals Belloc
Roman Spring
The Human Body
Lost Paradise
How to Ride Your Hobby
Life With Father
Mother's Guide When Sickness Comes
Denneth Dressler
My Own Story
Behind the Show Window
Afternoon Neighbors
European Journey
Music of the Spheres
Francis The First
Autobiography
Through Space and Time
I Am a Cossack
Short History of English Literature
Cape Cod Yesterdays
North to the Orient
Rats, Lice and History
Best Plays of 1934-1935
Wine from These Grapes
Millay
Road to War
Millis
The Middle Ages
Mills
Son of Marie Antoinette
Off to Mexico
Walk with Me Lad
Nijinsky
Wanderer's Circle
English Journey
Little Eva in Old Russia
Home Book of Verse
Chanler Clendening Coffin Collines Day
Eaton Garland Gibbs Grandal Hackett Hammond
Jeans Kamyshansky Legonis Lincoln Lindberg Linsser Mantle
Minnegerode Moats Monroe Nijinsky Parker Priestley S. Kariatina Stevenson
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A Time to Keep South to Cadiz Junior Dictionary City Editor Exploring the World With Carveth Wells Experiment in Autobiography
Games and Stunts
Sutherland Tomlinson Thorndike Walker C. Wells H. G. Wells Young
Report of Plymouth Co. Extension Service
The following report of the Extension Service gives briefly some of the ways in which West Bridgewater has shared in its activities. This County-wide service has al- ready proved its worth. During the 21 years it has been in operation West Bridgewater has participated since 1923.
This year homemakers have taken part in. clothing, food buying and child development.
In agriculture, 11 farm calls were made in response to requests. Seven men are keeping farm inventories. Farm accounts are kept in the Town. The West Bridgewater farmers have attended many meetings of County-wide nature.
On the mailing list to receive timely information on various agricultural information are 18 poultrymen, 37 dairymen, 20 who are interested in orchards and small fruits, and 15 in market gardens.
About 50 boys and girls enrolled as 4-H Club members during the past year in the garden and handicraft clubs.
William Gibson, Jr., had the honor of being the first 4-H Club member in Plymouth County ever to exhibit a dairy animal at the Eastern States Exposition in Spring- field. William also attended the State 4-H camp for ten days in Amherst at the State College, as the Plymouth County 4-H Dairy Club delegate.
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Harold Bergstrom stood the highest in the Junior Division of the annual Handicraft Contest.
The Garden Club members were visited by the club agent and each one had his garden scored.
Because assistance is given only upon request I earnest- ly urge you to take advantage of its many aids to home- makers, those interested in agriculture, and to boys and girls.
CORELLI C. ALGER,
Report of Inspector of Animals
There have been inspected during the past year 88 stables and 745 .cattle. Besides these cattle there were 59 hogs, 21 sheep and 2 goats.
Under the head of slaughtering the number of animals slaughtered were:
Calves
211
Hogs
155
Cows
5
Sheep
2
Total
373
Animals condemned : Calves
6
DAVID DAILEY,
Inspector of Animals.
State Auditor's Report
January 24, 1936.
To the Board of Selectmen,
Mr. James A. Hemenway, Chairman, West Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith my report of an audit of the books and accounts of the town of West Bridgewater for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1935, made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44, General Laws. This is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Herman B. Dine, As- sistant Director of Accounts.
Very truly yours,
THEODORE N. WADDELL, Director of Accounts.
TNW :K
Mr. Theodore N. Waddell, Director of Accounts, Department of Corporations and Taxation, State House, Boston.
Sir:
As directed by you, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the town of West Bridgewater for the year
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ending December 31, 1935, and report thereon as follows:
The records of the financial transactions of the several departments receiving or disbursing money for the town, or committing bills for collection, were examined, checked, and verified by a comparison with the reports and the records in the office of the town accountant.
The ledger accounts were analyzed, the appropriations and transfers being checked with the town clerk's records of town meetings and with the records of the finance com- mittee. A balance sheet showing the financial condition of the town on December 31, 1935, was prepared and is ap- pended to this report.
The books and accounts of the town treasurer were examined and checked. The cash book additions were veri- fied, and the recorded receipts were analyzed and compared with the town accountant's ledger and with the records of the departments making payments to the treasurer. The payments by the treasurer were compared with the select- men's warrants authorizing the disbursement of town funds.
The payments of maturing debt and interest were veri- fied by a comparison with the amounts falling due and with the cancelled securities and coupons on file.
The securities and savings bank books, representing the investment of the trust funds in the custody of the town treasurer were examined and listed, the income being proved and the transfers to the town verified.
The records of tax titles held by the town were ex- amined and checked with the deeds. on file. The amounts added to the tax title account were compared with the col- lector's records, the reported redemptions were checked with the receipts as recorded on the treasurer's cash book, and the tax titles on hand were listed, proved, and checked with the records in the Registry of Deeds.
The treasurer's cash balance on January 8, 1936, was
:
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proved by a reconciliation of statements furnished by the banks of deposit and by actual count of the cash in the office.
The books and accounts of the tax collector were ex- amined and checked. The accounts outstanding at the time of the previous examination were audited, and all subse- quent commitments of taxes and water rates and services were added and reconciled with the records in the depart- ments committing the accounts for collection. The pay- ments to the treasurer by the collector were checked to the treasurer's and the town accountant's books, the abate- ments as recorded were compared with the assessors' records of abatements granted and with the records of the water commissioners, and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled with the town accountant's ledger ac- counts.
Verification of the outstanding accounts was made by sending notices to a number of persons whose names ap- peared on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received it appears that the accounts, as listed, are correct.
The records of licenses and permits issued by the town clerk and other departments were examined and checked, and the payments to the State and the town were verified.
The records of departmental accounts receivable were examined and checked. The recorded receipts were com- pared with the treasurer's cash book and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved.
The surety bonds of the officials required by law to furnish them were examined and found to be in proper form.
In addition to the departments mentioned, the available records of all other departments receiving money for the town were checked and the payments to the treasurer were verified.
Appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet, are tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's
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and the collector's cash, summaries of the tax, tax title, de- partmental, and water accounts, as well as tables showing the transactions and condition of the trust funds.
For the co-operation received from the several town officials while engaged in making the audit, I wish, on be- half of my assistants and for myself, to express apprecia- tion.
Respectfully submitted,
HBD:K
HERMAN B. DINE, Assistant Director of Accounts.
RECONCILIATION OF TREASURER'S CASH
Balance January 1, 1935
Receipts
$9,054.48 186,631.06
$195,685.54
Payments
$168,677.18
Balance December 31, 1935
27,008.36
$195,685.54
Balance January 1, 1936
$27,008.36
Receipts January 1 to 8, 1936
1,846.17
$28,854.53
Payments January 1 to 8, 1936 $3,367.41
Balance January 8, 1936:
Cash in office, verified $1,846.17
Brockton National Bank 9,390.86
The Home National
Bank of Brockton 14,250.09
25,487.12
$28,854.53
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Brockton National Bank Campello Branch
Balance January 8, 1936, per statement $9,390.86
Balance January 8, 1936, per check book $9,390.86
The Home National Bank of Brockton
Balance January 8, 1936, per statement $18,175.94
Balance January 8, 1936, per check register
$14,250.09
Outstanding checks January 8, 1936,
per list 3,925.85
$18,175.94
RECONCILIATION OF COLLECTOR'S CASH
Taxes, 1934
$61.00
Taxes 1935
208.73
Motor vehicle excise taxes, 1933
10.14
Motor vehicle excise taxes, 1935
18.50
Water rates and services
253.75
Interest and costs on taxes
2.67
$554.79
Balance January 8, 1936 :
Cash in office, verified
$334.04
Brockton National Bank
220.75
$554.79
Brockton National Bank
Balance January 8, 1936, per statement
$935.59
Balance January 8, 1936,
per check book
$220.75
Outstanding check January 8,
1936, Number 77 714.84
$935.59
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C. M. Howard, Former Treasurer and Collector Summary of Cash Variations
Due from former treasurer and
collector January 1, 1935 $482.72
Collections not entered :
Taxes, 1933
$18.12
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds 100.00
118.12
Check voided in check register and
not listed as outstanding but
passed through bank 5.00
Payments to treasurer, 1935
$605.84 $605.84
TAXES-1929
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$62.34
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $17.00
Abatements, 1935 45.34
$62.34
TAXES-1930
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$408.34
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $61.91
Abatements, 1935 346.43
$408.34
TAXES-1931
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$778.38
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $384.26
Abatements, 1935 394.12
$778.38
TAXES-1932
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$897.97
Payments to treasurer $480.64
Abatements 213.16
Outstanding December 31, 1935,
and January 8, 1936, per list 204.17
$897.97
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TAXES-1933
Outstanding January 1, 1935 $16,955.26
Interest and costs on taxes re- ported as taxes 1933 .78
$16,956.04
Payments to treasurer
$14,481.04
Abatements
568.65
Tax titles taken
960.80
Collections by former collector not
entered (transferred to discrep- ancy account) 18.12
Outstanding December 31, 1935,
and January 8, 1936, per list 927.43
$16,956.04
TAXES-1934
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$40,376.35
Payments to treasurer
$26,528.64
Abatements
481.11
Added to tax titles
986.73
Outstanding December 31. 1935
12,379.87
$40,376.35
Outstanding January 1, 1936
$12,379.87
Payments. to treasurer January 1 to 8, 1936 $89.49
Outstanding January 8, 1936, per list 12,229.38
Cash balance January 8, 1936 61.00
$12,379.87
TAXES-1935
Commitment per warrants $91,568.76
Additional commitment 6.00
Abatement and payments, refunded 56.66
$91,631.42
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Payments to treasurer
$58,305.23
Abatements 610.43
Added to tax titles
2,347.98
Outstanding December 31, 1935
30,367.78
Outstanding January 1, 1936
$91,631.42 $30,367.78
Payments to treasurer January 1 to 8, 1936 $411.97
Outstanding January 8, 1936, per list 29,747.08
Cash balance January 8, 1936 208.73
$30,367.78
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES-1931
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$47.00
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $24.00
Abatements, 1935 23.00
$47.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES-1932
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$33.00
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $18.00
Abatements, 1935 15.00
$33.00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES-1933
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$164.00
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $97.00
Abatements, 1935
67.00
$164.00
167
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1929
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$110.44
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $90.95
Abatements, 1935
19.49
$110.44
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1930
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$259.92
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $132.09
Abatements, 1935 127.83
$259.92
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1931
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$559.39
Payments to treasurer, 1935 $208.97
Abatements, 1935 350.42
$559.39
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1932
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$526.48
Payments to treasurer
$151.14
Abatements
160.86
Outstanding December 31, 1935,
and January 8, 1936, per list 214.48
$526.48
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1933
Outstanding January 1, 1935
$944.20
Payments to treasurer
$590.91
Abatements
139.42
Outstanding December 31, 1935
213.87
$944.20
Outstanding January 1, 1936
$213.87
Outstanding January 8, 1936, per list $203.73
Cash balance January 8, 1936 10.14
$213.87
168
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES-1934
Outstanding January 1, 1935
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