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Article 2. To see if the Town will accept the Re-loca- tion of that part of the Town Road in said Eastham known as Pond Road, in the neighborhood of Salt Pond, so-called,
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with the boundaries and measurements as reported and roc . ommended by the Selectmen under date of September 26, 1934, and will authorize and instruct the Selectmen to take by purchase or eminent domain any lands or interests in lands within the lines of said re-location, necessary for this purpose, and for this purpose raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding $25.00, and further to see if the Town will discontinue as a Town Way all that part of said Pond Road lying within the lines of said re-location.
Article 3. To see if the town will accept the layout of a Common Landing on Nauset Bay so-called. in the Town of Eastham, over land of Lawrence Hemenway, between thé State Highway running through said Eastham and the waters of said Nauset Bay, with the boundaries and meas- urements as reported and recommended by the Selectmen under date of September 26, 1934, and will authorize and in- struct the Selectmen to take by purchase or eminent do- main, in behalf of the said Town, the lands or interests in lands within the lines of said layout of said Common Land- ing and for this purpose will raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding $225.00.
Article 4. To see if the Town will accept the layout of a Town Way in said Eastham from the State Highway run- ning through said Eastham to a point 180 feet plus or min- us, from mean high water of Nauset Bay (said point being in the westerly line of a proposed Common Landing Place to be taken by the Selectmen of Eastham) with the bound- aries and measurements as reported and recommended by the Selectmen under date of Sept. 26, 1934, and will author- ize and instruct the Selectmen to take by purchase or emi- nent domain any lands or interests in any lands within the lines of said layout, necessary for this purpose, and for this purpose raise and appropriate a sum not exceeding $150.00.
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And further to see if the Town will discontinue as a Town Way, all land included in former layouts of this Town Way, if any, but not lying between the side lines of this layout.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to accept from the Trustees of the Village Improvement Society the ap- proximate sum of $75.00, the same to be used for the opera- tion of the Old Grist Windmill.
Article 6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the following, Board of Health $100.00; State Aid $100.00; Soldiers' Relief $125.00; Mothers' Aid $150.00.
Article 7. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of $600.00 for Old Age Assistance and that $500.00 be transferred from the Public Welfare appropriation and $100.00 be transferred from the Assessors' appropriation for this purpose.
Article 8. To see what action the Town will take re- garding the layout of Kingsbury Beach Road, and do or act anything thereon.
Article 9. Shall the operation of Section 105 B of Chap. 131 of the General Laws, requiring for the taking of fur-bearing animals, the use of traps to kill at once or take such animals alive unharmed, be suspended within this Town. (By request.)
Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to remove the Town Pump and Trough or do or act anything thereon.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies thereof, at the Shellfish Packing House of
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Bernard C. Collins at South Eastham, the Post Office in Eastham and the Post Office in North Eastham seven days at least before time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place of meeting as aforesaid. Given under our hands this Twenty-seventh day of September, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-four.
RALPH A. CHASE, EDWARD D. PENNIMAN, MAURICE W. WILEY,
Selectmen of Eastham.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
October 5, 1934
Meeting called to order at 8:00 o'clock P. M., by the Town Clerk, warrant calling meeting duly read together with the return of the officer who served the same. True- man F. Brewer and Nathan E. Clark appointed tellers and sworn by the Clerk.
Article 1. Voted 21 in favor to 3 opposed, that the Town accept the layout of a Common Landing on Salt Pond, so-called, in said Eastham, over land of Daniel W. Spar- row, between the Town Way, known as Pond Road and the waters of said Salt Pond, with the boundaries and measure- ments as reported and recommended by the Selectmen un- der date of Sept. 26, 1934, and that the Selectmen are au-
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thorized and instructed to take by purchase or eminent do- main, in behalf of the Town, the lands or interests in the lands within the lines of said layout of said Common Land- ing, for this purpose a sum not exceeding $1.00 to be raised and appropriated. Order on file with the Town Clerk.
Article 2. Voted 27 in favor to 1 opposed that the re- location of that part of the Town Road in said Eastham, known as Pond Road, in the neighborhood of Salt Pond, so- called, as reported and recommended by the Selectmen be accepted and adopted and that the Selectmen be authorized and instructed to take by eminent domain the lands or in- terests in land, within said re-location for the purpose of a Town Way, and for this purpose a sum not exceeding $25.00 is authorized to be raised and appropriated. Road lying without the lines of said re-location be discontinued as a town way. Order on file with Town Clerk.
Article 3. Voted to indefinitely postpone.
Article 4. Voted to allow Mr. Lawrence Hemenway the privilege of addressing the meeting. Mr. Hemenway of- fered to give to the town the entire right of way for a road from the State Highway to the waters of Nauset Bay pro- vided, the Town would abandon the present layout and lay out a new road , south of the present layout and pass through a section of the swamp owned by him, the location to be agreed upon by the Selectmen and Mr. Charles F. At- wood, representing Mr. Hemenway. Judge Thomas Otis was accorded the privilege of addressing the meeting as Mr. Hemenway's counsel, his remarks were complimentary both to the Town's people and to Mr. Hemenway. Voted unani- mously to indefinitely postpone.
Article 5. Voted unanimously to accept from the re-
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maining trustees of the Village Improvement Society, the sum of approximately $75.00 to be used for the operation of the Old Wind Grist Mill.
Article 6. Voted to raise and appropriate the follow- inging sums for the purposes as follows: Board of Health $100.00; State Aid $100.00; Soldiers' Relief $125.00 and Mothers' Aid $150.00.
Article 7. Voted to make the transfers asked for un- der Article 7, namely $500.00 from Public Welfare account and $100.00 from Assessors' account to Old Age Assistance account.
Article 8. Voted to authorize the Selectmen in behalf of the Town to accept a deed from Philip M. Smith and a deed from Leroy K. Houghton for land on account of Kings- bury Beach Road.
Article 9. Voted 34 in favor to 2 opposed that Section 105 A Chap. 131 be in-operative in this town.
Article 10. Voted unanimously to authorize the Select- men to move the Town Pump and trough from the present location.
Minutes of the meeting read and accepted.
Voted to adjourn at 9:50 P. M.
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WARRANT SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
December 7, 1934
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable S. S.
To Harvey T. Moore, Constable of the Town of East- ham in the County aforesaid : Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town, qualified to vote in elections and town affairs to meet in the Town Hall, in said Eastham, Friday evening, Dec. 7, 1934 at 7:30 P. M., then and there to act on the fol- lowing articles.
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to accept the road as laid out by the Selectmen, over land of John G. Fulcher and Lawrence Hemenway, beginning at the State- Highway, near the house of Arthur W. Parnell and running in an easterly direction to a Town Landing at Nauset Bay, the land of said Hemenway to be accepted as a gift, and do or act anything thereon.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a gift from Lawrence Hemenway, a parcel of land at Nauset Bay as laid out by the Selectmen, to be used as a Common Landing.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $30.00 to be paid to John G. Fulcher for land to be used for a Town road as described in Arti- cle 1 of this warrant, or do or act anything thereon.
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Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of $175.00 to be used for the purpose of defraying the expenses of laying out, surveying and trans- ferring title in the proposed Common Landing layout des- cribed in articles 1 and 2 of this warrant or do or act any- thing thereon.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies thereof at the Packing House of Bernard C. Collins in South Eastham, the Post Office in Eastham and the Post Office in North Eastham, seven days at least be- fore the time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings to the Town Clerk at the time and place of meeting as aforesaid. Given under our hands this Twenty-eighth day of Novem- ber in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty-Four.
RALPH A. CHASE, EDWARD D. PENNIMAN, MAURICE W. WILEY,
Selectmen of Eastham.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
December 7, 1934
Meeting called to order at 7:30 o'clock P. M., by the Town Clerk, warrant calling meeting duly read together with the return of the officer who served the same. The Moderator then declared a recess until 8:00 o'clock in the
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absence of sufficient voters to constitute a quorum. At 8 o'clock the meeting was again postponed until 8:30 o'clock for the same purpose. At 8:30 o'clock there still being no quorum present the meeting was adjourned to Friday, Dec. 14, 1934 at 8:00 o'clock P. M.
ADJOURNED SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
December 14, 1934
Meeting called to order at 8 o'clock by the Moderator. Albion F. Rich and Leonard J. Brewer appointed tellers and sworn by the Town Clerk.
Article 1. Voted to accept the road as laid out by the Selectmen, over land of John G. Fulcher and Lawrence Hemenway, beginning at the State Highway, near the home of Arthur W. Parnell and running in an easterly direction to the Town Landing at Nauset Bay, the land of said Heman- way to be accepted as a gift. (By unanimous vote).
Article 2. Voted to accept as a gift from Lawrence Hemenway, a parcel of land at Nauset Bay, as laid out by the Selectmen, to be used for a Common Landing. (By unanimous vote. )
Article 3. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $30.00 to be paid to John G. Fulcher, for land to be used for a Town Way as laid out by the Selectmen and mentioned in Article 1. (By unanimous vote).
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Article 4. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $175.00 for the purpose of defraying the expenses of laying out, surveying, purchasing and setting bounds and trans- ferring title of the road and Common Landing layout as described in Articles 1 and 2 of this warrant. (By unani- mous vote).
LESLIE E. CHASE, Town Clerk.
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Report of Road Surveyor
CHAPTER 81
To appropriation
$3,075 00
By payment $9,225 00
By State
6,150 00
$9,225.00
Laborers' Wages
$2,581 65
Surveyor's Wages
632 04
Trucks
1,478 00
Grader and Tractor
696 50
Material and Supplies
326 11
Oil
3,510 70
$9,225 00
NATHAN A. NICKERSON,
Road Surveyor.
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DISTRIBUTION OF 1934 CHAPTER 81 COST
Meadow Street
Scraping
$28 80
Patching
22 90
Surface Treatment
62 30
Brushing
3 75
$117 75
Bridge Road
Scraping
57 60
Patching
35 60
Surface Treatment
395 85
Brushing
18 65
$507 70
Depot Road
Scraping
$79 20
Patching
36 40
Surface Treatment
265 96
Guard Rail
13 17
Drainage
107 47
Signs
17 03
Brushing
27 00
$546 23
West Road
Scraping
$32 40
Patching
31 25
Surface Treatment
273 57
Widening
171 91
Brushing
26 00
$535 13
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Camp Meeting Road
Scraping
$12 15
Patching
46 97
Surface Treatment
27 69
Sand Drifts
22 40
Brushing
27 80
$137 01
Nauset Road
Scraping
$66 40
Patching
13 00
Surface Treatment
230 88
Drainage
140 61
Brushing
45 50
$496 39
Nauset Beach Road
Scraping and widening
$124 28
Patching
49 00
Surface Treatment
370 56
Drainage
14 26
Brushing
45 50
$603 60
Cable Road
Brushing
$47 20
$47 20
Pond Street
Scraping
$30 60
Patching
13 60
Surface Treatment
144 58
Brushing
15 00
$203 78
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Kingsbury Beach Road
Scraping
$30 60
Patching
96 40
Surface Treatment
44 45
Brushing
18 55
$190 00
Gov. Prence Road (Cedar Swamp)
Scraping
$100 80
Patching
30 55
Surface Treatment
690 15
Drainage
117 21
Widening
575 36
Brushing
101 08
$1,615 15
Salt Pond Road
Scraping
$51 50
Patching
28 30
Surface Treatment
609 41
Widening
50 80
Brushing
.26 00
$766 01
Cook's Brook Road
Scraping
$16 20
Dragging
38 65
Patching
52 35
Surface Treatment
150 92
Grading
93 60
Hardening
801 83
Brushing
76 40
$1,229 95
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Secondary Roads
Scraping
$317 30
Dragging
56 45
Patching
167 68
Surface Treatment
811 12
Hardening
422 38
Drainage
43 21
Brushing
410 96
$2,229 10
Summary
Meadow Street
$117 75
Bridge Road
507 70
Depot Road
546 23
West Road
535 13
Camp Meeting Road
137 01
Nauset Beach Road
603 60
Nauset Road
496 39
Cable Road
47 20
Pond Street
203 78
Kingsbury Beach Road
190 00
Gov. Prence Road (Cedar Swamp)
1,615 15
Salt Pond Road
766 01
Cook's Brook Road
1,229 95
Secondary Roads
2,229 10
$9,225 00
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Report of Assessors' Survey, 1934
In continuing the work of surveying and mapping the town, we are pleased to report that we accomplished con- siderable on the 1934 appropriation.
We started the work this year at the Wellfleet-Eastham town line, surveying the area west from the railroad to the Cape Cod Bay shore and south as far as Kingsbury Road. The area surveyed and plotted on sheets numbered five and seven of the Atlas was about 2,000 acres.
Included in this area are two large subdivisions, name- ly, the Camp Ground lots, so called, and the Kingsbury Beach lots. Enlargements of these two subdivisions will be included in the Atlas as the work is continued.
We know that there is considerable acreage in this area that heretofore escaped taxation. There are instances where investigation of titles will be necessary to clear up ownership of some parcels.
In our 1934 report we made a review of what we had : accomplished since 1929 when this work was started and to this report we refer you for a more complete analysis of the work. We find to date that we have surveyed and plot- ted about 7,000 acres at a total cost of $2,500.00. This amounts to about 35 cents per acre which is exceedingly reasonable inasmuch as work of this nature usually is around $1.00 per acre. Thirty-five cents per acre is com- mensurate with airplane photo costs.
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The chairman of the Board of Selectmen, Mr. Ralph Chase, has asked me for an estimate on what appropriation would be needed to complete the Atlas. An estimate of this nature is quite difficult to give because of so many unknown factors entering into it. However, I believe that an appro- priation of $1,000.00 would complete the surveying and plotting of the Atlas and would enable us to make a title study in the Registry of Deeds of many of the unknown ownerships. With this amount in one appropriation we could accomplish a great deal more than if it is split in two as it enables us to keep men on the job who are thor- oughly familiar with the work.
It will be well for the taxpayers to know that this work, from the start, has more than paid for itself and is making money for the town yearly. In other words, due to this work, and the efficiency and economy of its working, the town has already been repaid in cash to the amount of $2,500 (all the cash outlay) and is making, yearly, several hundred additional dollars. This is a very vital point and well worth seriously considering.
In conclusion we trust that this report is accepted favorably and wish to thank all the town officers, residents and taxpayers for their co-operation in this work.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE F. CLEMENTS, Civil Engineer,
Hyannis, Mass.
Dec. 31, 1934.
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Librarian's Report
January 1, 1934, Cash on hand $3 27
Received from fines, money for lost book, and
money received from selling old magazines 27 60
Total
$30 87
Paid Treasurer
30 87
No cash on hand January 1, 1934
00 00
Total number of books, Jan. 1, 1934
6,958
Number discarded during year
5
6,953
Adult by purchase
85
Adult by gift
13
Juvenile by purchase
36
Juvenile by gift
18
Total books, Jan. 1, 1935
7,105
Circulation :
Adult fiction
5,684
Adult non-fiction
169
Adult magazines
718
Juvenile fiction
1,578
Juvenile non-fiction
391
Juvenile magazines
107
Total 8,647
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ACCESSIONS TO THE LIBRARY, 1934
Lilacs in My Garden
Love, Honor and Obey
Dona Castle
Beloved Stranger
Longhorn Feud
Hilltops Clear
Hill (Lutz) Brand Loring Pedler
Greater Courage
By the World Forgot
Love's a Puzzle
Matched Pearls
Summer People
I Like You So Much
Life, Love and Jeanette
Hoof-beats
Romance Island
Second Best
Nolan
Fu Manchu's Bride
Thou My Beloved
Innocent Bystander
Jeremiah and the Prince
House on the Marsh
Clock Ticks On
Williams Nordhof
Men Against the Sea
Open Land
Wild Horse Mesa
Some Get the Orchids
Shifting Sands
Bower Grey Brightman Bassett
Jonathan's Daughter
Death Out of the Night
Clear the Trail
One More River
Harding Greig Dell
Ayres Baldwin Hill (Lutz) Lea Edington Hauck Hart Wees
Rohmer Payne. Baldwin Oppenheim Farjeon
Larrimore Wynne Seltzer Galsworthy
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Miss Bishop Mystery of the Cape Cod Players
Six Gun Vengeance Pat of Silver Bush Enchanted Ground
Storm King Rides
Broken O
Gowns of Roberta Wife for Sale
Mystery of Dead Police
Change Here for Happiness
Barrier Ranch
Hash Knife Outfit
Album
For Honor and Life
Green Mirror
Song of the Lark
As the Earth Turns
Anthony Adverse
World Panorama
Old Gimlet Eye
Allen Seldes Thomas Thomas
India, Land of Black Pagoda
Always Tomorrow
We Ride the Gale
Look to the Spring
White Crow
Bill Had an Umbrella
Strange Understanding
No Castles in Spain
Rainbow Cottage
Storm
Manhattan Love Song
I Cover the Water Front
Walk with Care
Comrades of the Storm
Aldrich Taylor Billings® Montgomery Bailey Colin Wells Miller Norris McDonald Ruck Birney Grey Rinehart Raine Walpole Cather Carrol
Ayres Loring Ayres Macdonald Hauck Comstock McFee Hill Rodda Norris Miller Wentworth Kyne
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Arogant Dancing Feet Green Scarf
Thatched Roof
Jerry Rides the Range
Mystery of Cape Cod Tavern I Was a Spy
Riders of the Valley Range
Strong Enchantment
Best Time Ever
Jenny Wren
Miss Jolly's Family
Timber Gulch Trail
No Matter Where
When Love Flies Out O' the Window
Century of Progress
Crowded Hours
Ogden's Story
Thirteen at Dinner
Blue Meadows
Vanessa
Whip-hand
Merchants of Death
Seven Famous Novels
Dreaming Spires
Honor Bound
Backward Glance
Wrong Letter Cup of Fury
Seven Men Came Back
Talks to Mothers
Human Being Public Faces
Morrow Eden Perrin Nichols Johnson Taylor Pitkin Keating Schumann
Ruck Young Abbott Brand Train Merrick Beard
Longworth Marshall Christie Stanley Walpole Martin Engelbrecht Wells Patrick Baldwin Wharton Masterman Hughes Deeping Wheelock Morley Nicholson
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Juvenile Books
Tom Swift and His Big Dirigible Tom Swift and His Giant Magnet Calico Bush Mother's Away Juniper Green
Winning Out
Gay Mystery
Men Who Found Out
Ships and Cargoes
Downright Dempsey
Daughter of the Seine
Jumping Off Place
Holiday Pond
Blue Teapot
Dalgleish Casserley
Roseen Mazlie
Curlytops in a Summer Camp
Girl in the Top Flat
Don Sturdy Across the North Pole Secret at Lone Tree Cottage
In the Shadow of the Tower
Spyrie Garis Barton Appleton Keene Keene
X Bar X Boys in Smoky Valley
Ferris
X Bar X Boys on the Ranch Sigh of the Twisted Candle Flashing Steele Shoot that Ball
Ferris Keene Sherman Sherman
Father Takes Us to Boston
Invincible Louise
Mary Jane in Scotland
Vanishing Shadow
Storey Manor Mystery of the Empty Room
Appleton Appleton Field Ashmun Keyes McNeely Eliot Ellis Leeming Snedeker Eaton McNeely Patch
Humphrey Meigs Judson Sutton Eliot Seaman
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Mrs. Chatterbox and Her Family Mystery Club Mischief in Mayfield
Norwegian Twins
Swiss Family Robinson
Magic Portholes
Five Girls Who Dared
Mehitable
Mountain Girl
Fox
Mountain Girl Comes Home
Fox
Toby Tyler
Otis
Inger Johnson's Lively. Doings
Zwilgmeyer
Somewhere Jenny Wren
Gay Madelon
Darby Phillips Gray Fraser
Story of Air-Craft
Melissa Ann
Parton
Jacqueline of the Carrier Pigeon
Seaman
Smoky
James
Swallows and Amazons
Ransome
Child's Life of Christ
Altemus
Besides these books several books have been replaced. A sub-library is being tried out at the north part of the town, but as yet very few are making use of it. We are in hopes that more will find it a help and use this privilege of getting books, at Mrs. Daisy Gill's. Simply send a list of books wanted and they will be sent every two weeks to Mrs. Gill's, the 19th of January, 2nd of February, 16th of February and so on.
During the year a large number of non-fiction has been borrowed from the Division of Public libraries at the State
Connolly Whitney Bacon Perkins Wyss Follett Ferris Adams
Jane Hope
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house, which has been a great help. The Division also gave several books to the juvenile department.
I attended the Cape Cod Library club at Barnstable in Sepember, which is always a great help to all librarians.
Respectfully submitted,
BLANCHE A. KEEFE,
Librarian.
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Report of Town Accountant
To the Board of Selectmen,
Gentlemen :
I have the honor of submitting the report of the Accounting department for the year ending December 31, 1934, as follows :
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand January 1, 1934
$6,965 18
General Revenue
Taxes 1932
$ 6,395 94
1933
10,076 77
1934
22,895 99
$39,368 70
Old Age Assistance 9 00
Motor Vehicle Excise 1932
$ 35 38
Motor Vehicle Excise 1933
116 62
Motor Vehicle Excise 1934
900 41
$1,052 41
Tax Title Sales
770 90
From State
Income Tax
$806 02
Corp. Tax Business
25 86
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Corp. Tax, Tel. and Tel.
44 75
Railroad Tel. and Tel. 1 77
Income Tax State Valuation
935 00
Income Tax, Educational
327 50
$2,140 90
From County
Court Fines
$12 00
Dog Licenses
62 40
$74 40
Licenses and Permits
Milk
$ 5 00
Shellfish
139 00
Gasoline
10 00
Victuallers
4 00
Innholders
20 00
Lodging House
1 00
Used Car
5 00
Beer and Wines
175 00
Pedlers
22 00
$381 00
Grants and Gifts
From State
Transportation High School $1700 97
Superintendent
220 31
$1,921 28
From Trust Fund
Timothy Smith Trust Fund, Gift Library $100 00
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Commercial Revenue
Moth
$ 49 75
Town Hall Rentals
216 52
Railroad Fires
55 60
Sealer of W. and M.
16 30
Dental Clinic
34 25
Trucking Coal
78 50
Library Fines
30 87
Orleans, acct. Shellfish
45 01
$526 80
From Government
F. E. R. A.
$12 75
From State
Bounty on Seal
$
5 50
Acct. Tuberculosis
303 57
Highway, Chapter 81
5,899 82
Veteran's Exemption
25 70
State Aid
170 00
Old Age Assistance
686 58
$7,091 17
From County
Refund, account Blackfish
610 50
City of Boston
Tuition
733 10
Chatham
Refund, account Welfare 517 98
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Unclassified
Dog Licenses
$133 80
Sales of Voting List
2 00
Account Tax Sales 5 00
Sale of Old Books
1 50
Telephone
6 85
$149 15
Gift
Village Improvement Society
74 87
Loan
$6,000 00
Interest
Tax Titles
$ 24 41
Taxes
1,077 42
Motor Vehicle Excise
13 39
Old Age Assistance
38
$1,115 60
Interest, Trust Funds
Town Hall Fund $ 77 62
Billings Library Fund
560 00
Timothy Smith Trust Fund
1636 55
Cemetery Trust Funds 8 43
World War Memorial Trust Fund 12 86
Old Wind Grist Mill Trust Fund
20 35
$2,315 81
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Withdrawn from Trust Funds 118
Timothy Smith Trust Fund,
Loans and Tax $991 08
Timothy Smith Trust Fund, Gift, Library 100 00
Timothy Smith Trust Fund,
Gift, Aged Needy
100 00
Old Wind Grist Mill Trust Fund 39 03
Cemetery Trust Funds, Labor on Lots 6 40
$1,236 51
Refunds
Trụcking
$60 00
Insurance
45 86
Cancelled checks
61 73
Check returned
21 00
$188 59
Total Receipts, $73,356 60
PAYMENTS
Office supplies
$ 181 37
Officers' salaries and expenses
3,426 45
Surety on bond
146 64
Assessors' salaries and expenses
564 12
Assessors' abstracts
30 53
Assessors' maps
500 00
Certification of notes
2 00
Legal advice
316 15
Town Hall
707 55
Janitor
644 00
68
Suppression of crime
52 00
Town fires 85 50
Orleans Fire Department
145 50
Prevention and suppression of forest fires
62 70
Sealer of Weights and Measures
45 89
Inspection of wiring
10, 00
Suppression of gypsy and brown tail moth
502 26
Private moth spraying
40 00
Mosquito control
350 00
Bounty on woodchucks
19 00
Health
789 95
Inspection of animals and slaughtering
25 00
Herring Brook
39 90
Highways-General
260 02
Highways-Chapter 81
9,225 00
Snow
482 28
Public welfare
1,553 35
Old Age Assistance
2,398 30
State Aid
292 00
Soldiers ' Relief
356 80
Materials CWA Projects
542 56 . .
Schools
14,811 61
Library
1,063 56
Landing-Great Pond
150 00
Town Landing Signs-Great Pond
9 00
Landing-Salt Pond
100 00
Re-Surveying Landing-Salt Pond
100 00
Band Concerts
150 00
Survey Landing-South Eastham
49 40
Expense-Road and Landing-Nauset Bay
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