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6, Putnam Valley
3 96
District No.
4, Putnam Valley
3 46
District No.
5, Putnam Valley
126 25
District No.
2, Kent
2 48
District No.
7, Kent
1 42
District No.
6, Carmel
287 56
District No.
6, Carmel
260 64
District No. , Carmel
6 24
District No. 12, Carmel
14 68
District No. 10, Carmel
381 78
District No. 3, Carmel
6 30
2,019 14
Paid E. D. Stannard, County Treasurer, fees
$680 54
Less fees on State tax.
11 02
669 52
Balance due County 3,011 35
$77,833 79
St
Co
Ba
R B
2,703 64
Pal
279 58
548 79 Für
65
County in Account with Towns.
KENT.
Dr. $78 13
State tax for Supreme Court.
99 59
County tax .
2,532 20
Due County from Town, according to County Treasurer's report for 1903
1,949 59
Uncollected school taxes returned in 1903.
737 66
Paid on order of A. C. Townsend, Supervisor, to Theron
Dean, Commissioner of Highways, for highway
arrearage for 1903
1,154 50
$6,551 67
Cr.
Received from Town Collector.
$1,430 75
Back taxes collected by County Treasurer.
690 37
Fine paid County Treasurer
50 00
Balance due County from Town on December 4, 1904. ...
4,380 55
$6,551 67
PATTERSON.
Dr.
State tax .
$117 93
State tax for Supreme Court.
150 34
County tax .
3,822 37
Balance due Town from County on December 4, 1904
63 05
$4,153 69
Cr.
Received from Town Collector.
$4,005 49
Balance due from County according to County Treasurer's
report for 1903
148 20
$4,153 69
CARMEL.
Dr.
State tax
$278 70
State tax for Supreme Court.
355 27
County tax
9,032 96
Due County from Town, according to County Treasurer's report for 1903.
3,168 30
Uncollected school taxes returned unpaid in 1903.
6 96
$12,842 19
Cr.
Received from Town Collector.
$6,893 65
Back taxes collected by County Treasurer.
2,754 25
Balance due County from Town on December 4, 1904.
3,194 29
$12,842 19
SOUTHEAST. e
Dr.
State tax
$276 98
State tax for Supreme Court.
353 04
County tax .
8,976 42
Due County from Town, according to County Treasurer's report for 1903.
6,330 75
Uncollected school taxes returned unpaid in 1903. 2,885 29
$18,822 48
State tax
66
Received from Town Collector. Back taxes collected by County Treasurer.
Cr.
$3,387 84
1,014 10
Balance due County from Town on December 4, 1904. 14,420 54
$18,822 48
PUTNAM VALLEY.
Dr.
State tax
$44 85
State tax for Supreme Court. .
57 19
Uncollected school taxes returned unpaid in 1903.
373 83
County tax
1,453 81
Paid M. S. Adams, Commissioner of Highways, for high- way tax collected from Croft Mine.
29 25
Balance due Town from County on December 4, 1904.
89 00
$2,047 93
Cr.
Received from Town Collector.
$1,303 44
Back taxes collected by County Treasurer.
644 46
Balance due Town from County, 1903.
100 03
$2,047 93
PHILIPSTOWN.
Dr.
State tax
$305 56
State tax for Supreme Court.
389 49
County tax
9,903 15
Uncollected school taxes returned unpaid in 1903.
117 81
Balance due Town from County on December 4, 1904.
103 68
$10,819 69
Cr.
Received from Town Collector.
$10,277 56
Back taxes collected by County Treasurer.
123 98
Balance due Town from County, according to County
Treasurer's report for 1903.
418 15
Dated Brewster, N. Y., December 5, 1904.
EDWARD D. STANNARD, County Treasurer of Putnam County.
We, the members of a committee appointed to audit the account of the County Treasurer for the year 1903, have this day examined the account, with the vouchers thereto, and find that the same is correct, and that there is in the hands of the County Treasurer the sum of three thousand eleven hundred dollars and thirty-five cents ($3,011.35).
Dated December 13, 1904.
A. C. TOWNSEND,
W. M. BENJAMIN,
Committee.
D
$10,819 69
To
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Report of Keeper of Putnam County Poor House. From December 1st, 1903, to December 1st, 1904.
CARMEL, December 1, 1904.
To the Board of Supervisors of Putnam County:
GENTLEMEN-I herewith submit my annual report.
Respectfully yours, NATHAN B. SMITH,
Keeper.
TO ARTICLES SOLD FROM FARM.
CASH RECEIVED.
Dec. 11, 1903.
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
$4 77
66 26 66
Herbert Northrup, 33 pounds leaf lard, at $0.10. 3 30
26, 66 Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide. 4 77
Tan. 22, 1904.
Regal Manufacturing Company, 2 cowhides. 8 39
5 37
66
23,
66
C. E. Nichols, 2 cows and 1 calf ...
54 00
66 23,
66
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
3 69
Mar. 2, 66
66
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
5 00
66
66
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
4 08
66
C. E. Nichols, difference in calves.
5 60
Apr. 8, 14, 66 16,.
66
C. E. Nichols, 1 poor cow.
8 08
66 28, May 20, 66
66
C. E. Nichols, difference in calves. .
6 00
21, June 20,
66
Regal Manufacturing Company, cowhide.
5 86
July
66
C. E. Nichols, 1 calf
C. E. Nichols, 1 calf. 11 55
22 17
Aug.
66
C. E. Nichols, 1 cow and calf and 2 fal. calves.
51 75
66
66
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
4 35
66
C. E. Nichols, difference in calves.
10 40
Sept. 1,
66
C. E. Nichols, 1 calf. .
10 74
66
15,
66
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
3 11
66
C. E. Nichols, 3 fal. calves.
4 00
66 John T. Barrett, 18 pounds butter
4 50
66
C. E. Nichols, 2 calves.
8 40
66
25,
66 C. E. Nichols, 1 calf.
10 50
66
31,
H. L. Hunter, 12 barrels apples 6 62
Nov. 10, 66 C. E. Nichols, 2 calves.
15 86
Feb. 9, 66 15, 66
Mrs. Anna G. Wixon, 112 pounds beef, at $0.0512
6 16
C. E. Nichols, 1 calf.
3 61
8, 28,
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
3 00
C. E. Nichols, difference in calves.
4 28
C. E. Nichols, difference in calves.
14 41
66 30, 9, 14,
C. E. Nichols, 2 calves
10 95
66 30, 6, 8, 22,
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
3 47
66
9,
30 05
66 C. F. Dean, 10 barrels apples.
Oct. 12, 22, 66 22, 24, 66 24,
66
C. F. Dean, 12 barrels apples
13 48
66
66
C. E. Nichols, 2 fal. calves.
7 00
Regal Manufacturing Company, 1 cowhide.
68
Nov. 28, 1904. C. F. Dean, 12 barrels apples. 66 29, I. E. Hobby, 24 pounds butter
$8 90
5 52
66
30, Mrs. Kelley, 11 pounds butter.
2 75
Dec. 5, 66
C. F. Dean, 19 barrels apples.
11 65
=
=
$408 09
PAID IN CASH.
Dec. 3, 1903.
Phebe Light, labor, nurse.
$10 00
66
4,
Freight bill
3 40
66
12, 66
V. Libonati, repairs to harness.
2 85
66
Freight bill
80
66
12, 66 17, 66 Stephen Ruscoe, labor
7 45
66
18, 66 Phebe Light, nurse.
3 00
66
18, 66
Kate Hobby, labor.
10 00
66
18,
66
Sarah Austin, labor.
8 00
31, 66 Alexander Purdy, 3 days' labor
4 00
Jan. 4, 1904.
66
15, 66
Kate Hobby, labor
10 00
66
15
66
Sarah Austin, labor.
8 00
66 27, . " Emma Sprague, labor.
10 00
Feb. 1,
66
F. J. Ganun, repairing pump.
2 05
.66
15,
66
Kate Hobby, labor.
10 00
66
27, 66
Emma Sprague, labor.
10 00
Mar. 15, 66
Sarah Austin, labor.
8 00
66
15,
66
Kate Hobby, labor.
10 00
66
28,
66
Emma Sprague, labor
10 00
66
28,
60
Coleman Shears, 90 pounds beef, at $0.05.
4 50
Apr. 7, 13,
Freight bill
1 72
66
15,
Kate Hobby, labor
00
66
15,
66 Sarah Austin, labor
3 00
66
21,
66 Freight bill
. 00 46 61
May 15,
Kate Hobby, labor.
11 00
66
15,
66
Sarah Austin, labor
8 00
66
24,
66
C. B. Rickey, 100 pounds beef, at $0.05.
5 00
25,
Freight bill
32
27,
Emma Sprague, labor
· 10 00
June 14,
Freight bill
25
15,
Sarah Austin, labor
8 00
66
15,
66
Kate Hobby, labor
11 00
66
20,
Freight bill
60
23,
V. Libonati, harness repairs.
8 90
Emma Sprague, labor
10 00
July 15, 66
Kate Hobby, labor
11 00
66
15,
66
Sarah Austin, labor.
8 00
66
22,
Freight bill
1 91
66
25,
Edward Hoy, 10 days' in haying.
10 00
66
27
Emma Sprague, labor.
10 00
Aug. 2,
66 Freight bill
50
66
3,
66 Phebe Light, labor
5 00
66
18, 66 Phebe Light, labor
4 00
66
18, 66 Kate Hobby, labor.
11 00
66
18,
66 Sarah Austin, labor
8 00
25,
66 Bertha Ferris, labor
00
=
Oct.
==
=
=
=
28,
66
Emma Sprague, labor.
10 00
Sherman Ruscoe, labor.
20 00
15,
66
Sarah Austin, labor.
8 00
66
21,
66
Freight bill
66
27,
66
Freight bill
66
28
Emma Sprague, labor
10 00
66
Edward Hoy, whitewashing.
5 00
27, 66
66
Sent.
Total
69
Sept. 15, 1904.
$11 00
15,
Sarah Austin, labor.
8 00
18,
F. J. Ganun, 1 ox sled.
10 00
66
18,
Repairing tinware . Emma Sprague, labor
12 50
Sarah Austin, labor.
8 00
Kate Hobby, labor.
11 00
Emma Sprague, labor
10 00
66
31,
66
C. R. Shears, 434 pounds beef, at $0.0612.
28 21
66
Phebe Light, labor.
8 00
Freight bill
96
66
15,
66
Kate Hobby, labor.
11 00
66
15,
66
Sarah Austin, labor
3 00
25,
Joseph R. Sprague, 15 pigs, at $2.25.
33 75
26,
Emma Sprague, labor
10 00
Total.
$528 23
PAID IN ORDERS ON COUNTY TREASURER.
Dec. 2, 1903. Sherman Ruscoe, labor.
$25 00
8,
J. W. Matthews & Co., merchandise.
77 27
16,
C. C. Bumford, merchandise. 55 85
428 52
22,
66
Henry Holmes, 110 pounds beef, at $0.06.
6 60
Jan.
6, 7,
66
J. W. Matthews & Co., 10 barrels flour
51 00
66
7,
66
James B. Hyatt, labor ..
21 00
8, 11, 12,
A. E. Corbin, merchandise.
71 62
66
18,
James E. Kent, 2 fal. cows.
60 00
66
Charles Kopp, 540 pounds beef, at $0.06.
32 40
66
18 22, 66
F. R. Hall, shoeing oxen.
4 00
Feb.
J. Griffith, merchandise.
46 81
66
66
Sherman Ruscoe, labor.
20 00
66
2,
J. N. Walker, merchandise
15 70
3,
C. C. Bumford, merchandise.
46 53
4,
66
J. W. Matthews & Co., merchandise.
25 60
George Hine, 4 fal. cows.
115 00
Mar.
C. C. Bumford, merchandise
53 92
66
Sherman Ruscoe, labor.
20 00
66
B. C. Ganun, merchandise.
47 99
66
14,
Sherman Ruscoe, labor.
10 00
22,
Arthur Townsend, 1,310 pounds beef, at $0.06.
78 60
Apr. 4, 66 4, 66 14,
66
W. D. Smalley, blacksmith bill.
18 61
22,
66
Halstead & Co., 1 barrel bean pork
13 50
66
66
Henry Brinker & Co., 3 sacks potatoes.
12 00
J. W. Matthews & Co., merchandise.
68 03
May
E. A. Nickerson, labor.
8 05
9,
66
William A. Leggett & Co., 5 barrels flour.
28 00
66
10,
C. C. Bumford, merchandise.
51 80
18, Ellsworth Fowler, merchandise.
7 21
22,
66
Samuel T. Barrett, merchandise
James Simpson, 300 pounds beef, at $0.05.
15 00
66 23, 6,1904.
William D. Smalley, blacksmith.
20 60
C. C. Bumford, merchandise
53 50
Ellsworth Fowler, merchandise.
19 44
Robert Ritchie, 2 fal. cows.
60 00
66
66 Alonzo Ferris, 15 pigs.
30 00
26, 1, 2,
29 2, 3, 7,
C. C. Bumford, merchandise.
57 28
G. W. Hall, feed bill ..
56 57
26, 29, 2, 3,
25 00
J. N. Walker, merchandise.
2 20
6 26,
Det. 15, 15, 25, a 66 26,
Freight bill
1 29
Nov. 2, 4.
Kate Hobby, labor.
66
66
70
May 19, 1904. Herbert Winship, 1,088 pounds beef
$70 42
66
21, E. A. Nickerson, labor ...
66
24, A. E. Corbin, merchandise.
June 3, 66 W. S. Paddock, 500 pounds hominy
66
4,
W. N. Dean, 5 cows.
66 10,
C. C. Bumford, merchandise.
51 75
66 25, Henry Knapp, labor.
25 00
July 5,
66
J. W. Matthews & Co., merchandise.
34 50
..
7,
66 C. C. Bumford, merchandise.
56 73
8,
66 Starr Ga Nun & Son, repairs to ram
39 45
21,
66 Byron Sutton, labor
21 00
22,
J. Griffith, merchandise.
154 91
66
66
W. D. Smalley, blacksmith bill.
22 99
66
25,
66 Peter O'Hara, 520 pounds beef, at $0.05.
26 00
66 27,
66 Henry Knapp, labor.
25 00
66
27 66
Byron Sutton, 438 pounds beef, at $0.07.
30 66
Aug. 1,
Peter O'Hara, 400 pounds beef, at $0.051/2.
22 00
8,
C. C. Bumford, merchandise.
56 85
66
22,
W. E. Smith, merchandise.
7 00
27
66
Henry Knapp, labor.
25 00
Sept. 20, 66
C. C. Bumford, merchandise
61 00
66
21,
H. L. Miller, washing machine.
0 00
Oct. 3,
66 Henry Knapp, labor. .
25 00
15,
C. C. Bumford, merchandise.
48 35
17,
66 A. E. Corbin, merchandise.
25 84
Nov. 7,
66 Henry Knapp, labor.
25 00
66
8,
66 American Soap Company, 1/2 barrel washaline.
8 25
Total
$3,161 70
RECAPITULATION. Dr.
Amount received from farm. .
$408 09
Cash from County Treasurer.
639 36
Orders on County Treasurer.
3,161 70
Total
$4,209 15
Cr.
Paid in cash.
$528 23
Paid in orders.
3,161 70
Balance due Keeper, December 1, 1903.
439 36
Due Keeper for salary, December 1, 1904.
500 00
Total.
$4,629 29
Balance due Keeper, December 1, 1904 $420 14
The number of inmates in County House, December 1, 1903.
31
Received during the year.
29
Discharged during the year
14
Died during the year.
8
Remaining December 31, 1904.
35
Number of weeks board.
. . . . 1,633
66
10,
A. E. Corbin, merchandise.
31 92
22,
66
J. W. Matthews & Co., merchandise.
1 67
5,
Robert Ritchie, 2 fal. cows.
55 00
P
Pa
17 00 44 41
6 00 165 00
25,
71
Paid by order of Supervisors:
Mrs. John P. Williams, 1 child, 12 months.
$72 00
Mrs. Dennis Williams, 1 child, 12 months.
96 00
Mrs. Freeman Adams, 1 child, 12 months
77 00
Mrs. Kate Bennett, 1 child, 12 months.
120 00
$365 00
Paid by order of Clark & Townsend, Commissioners:
Mar. 16, 1904. B. S. Palmer, 26,890 pounds coal, at $6.50 per ton.
$87 39
16, 66 C. C. Bumford, 2 barrels oil, 101 gallons.
14 14
May 10, 66 C. C. Bumford, 50 gallons oil.
7 00
July 5, B. S. Palmer, 2,280 pounds coal, at $6.
6 84
Nov. 9,
C. C. Bumford, 116 gallons oil.
15 79
$131 16
NATHAN B. SMITH, Keeper, County Farm.
INVENTORY OF PROPERTY AT COUNTY FARM.
Lumber wagon
$30 00
3 axes
$1 50
Single wagon.
2 00
1 desk 10 00
Pair horses
100 00
1 settee 3 00
1 double harness.
12 00
4 arm chairs. 8 00
Single harness
5 00
1 table and drawers.
4 00
Bob sled. .
3 00
60 yards oilcloth
4 00
Lumber wagon
20 00
50 chairs 7 00
2 00
Stable tools.
2 00
1 cooking range and boiler. 70 00
3 neck yokes
1 50
5 Babcock extinguishers. 15 00
1 pair oxen.
1 50
2 buck saws. 1 00
16 cows.
480 00
1 set scale beams
2 50
30 tons hay
360 00
2 corn baskets
1 00
2 pairs shelvings.
5 00
91-foot table.
50 00
Cradle
2 00
40 chairs
10 00
2 cultivators
4 00
70 beds and bedding.
200 00
2 grindstones
2 00
2 grain scoops.
1 50
3 rakes
45
3 scythes and sticks.
1 50
2 pairs whiffle trees.
1 00
15 pigs
45 00
1 fanning mill.
5 00
6 barrels pork.
96 00
3 ploughs
12 00
300 pounds ham at 13 cts.
39 00
Potato hiller.
1 00
250 pounds ribs
20 00
Mowing machine
30 00
40 barrels
2 00
Wheel rake.
10 00
600 pounds wheat bran.
7 50
3 hoes
75
30 bushels corn.
10 00
4 potato diggers
1 00
50 bushels rye
30 00
3 boxes soap
3 00
1 stack stalks.
5 00
Tobacco
19 50
2 ox sleds.
5 00
Barrel salt.
2 00
1 stone boat.
1 00
12 shirts
6 00
3 crowbars
4 00
Underclothing
3 00
2 ox chains. .
2 00
7 pairs shoes.
900
2 wheelbarrows
1 50
12 pairs socks.
. 00
2 corn planters.
3 00
Washing machine.
9 50
3 cross-cut saws.
00
Coal stove.
5 00 2 harrows
15 00
Milk pans.
1 50 1 coffin
5 00
Churn
1 00 40 yards ticking. 4 80
2 milk pails
50 12 yards shirting.
1 20
2 00
4 shovels
2 00
10 forks
10 00
1 vice and bench.
Farm wagon.
72
10 pairs overalls. $3 80 12 brooms
$3 00
20 pounds coffee ..
4 00
Matches 1 75
75 gallons kerosene
7 50 11% bushels beans.
3 25
120 pounds tea
36 00
225 pounds sugar
12 35
9 washstands
4 50
6 barrels flour.
30 00
20 chambers
4 00
INVENTORY OF PROPERTY IN COUNTY BUILDINGS AT CARMEL, 1904.
SURROGATE'S OFFICE .- 1 clock, 23 chairs, 3 tables, 172 volumes Court Appeals Reports, 39 volumes Miscellaneous Reports, 19 volumes Surrogate's Court Reports, 4 volumes Revised Statutes, 3 volumes Code, 3 volumes Wills, Jarman on, 1 volume Surrogate's Court Practice, 1 volume Law and Practice of Surrogate's Court, 1 volume Criminal and Penal Codes, 1 volume Criminal Digest, 2 volumes Taxable Transfers, 1 volume Taxable Transfer Act, 1 volume Laws of New York, 1 volume Constitutional Convention, 1 volume Real Property Law, 1 volume Law of Collateral Inheritance Legacy and Succession Taxes, 1 volume Penal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure, 1 letter press, 22 Johnson's Reports, 8 Cowen's Reports, 23 Wendell's Reports, 2 Denio's Reports, 7 Hill's Reports, 7 volumes Index Laws, Laws of New York, 1852, 1855, 1869, 1872, 1874, 1875 (2 volumes), 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881 (2 volumes), 1882, 1883, 1884, 1886 (2 volumes), 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890 (2 volumes), 1892 (2 volumes) 1893 (3 volumes), 1895 (2 volumes). 1896 (2 volumes) 1898 (2 volumes) 1903 (2 volumes), 1904 1 volume Redfield's Surrogate's Practice, 1 volume Jessup's Surrogate's Practice, 21 volumes Record's Wills, 26 volumes Record Minutes, 6 volumes Letters Guardianship, 1 volume Guardian Oaths, 1 volume Special Guardian Orders, 1 volume Notice to Creditors Orders, 5 volumes Real Estate Proceedings 2 volume Bonds, 1 volume County Treasurer Deposits, 7 volumes Letters Testamentary, 2 volumes Executors' Oaths, 1 volume Inventory, 2 volumes Administrators' Oaths, 8 volumes Letters Adminis- tration, 1 index volume Taxable Transfer Records, 1 safe, 1 volume Transfer Tax Proceedings Minutes, 1 rug, 1 seal, 2 letterpress books, 2 letter files, 7 ink wells, 4 inkstands.
SUPERVISORS' ROOM .- Large oak table, 7 revolving chairs, 1 roll top desk, carpet, 6 cuspidors, 35 volumes Session Laws, 3 volumes Revised Statutes, 4 volumes Index to Laws, 4 volumes Supervisors' Proceedings, 1 table and drawers, 1 small desk, set weights and measures, 2 volumes Morehouse's Manual, 1 volume Gilbert's Town and County Officers' Manual, map Putnam County, rugs, 6 arm chairs and 1 seal.
GRAND JURY ROOM .- 24 chairs, 1 stove, 1 table, 4 cuspidors.
PETIT JURY ROOM .- 12 chairs, 1 stove, lamp and table.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S ROOM .- Roll top desk, stove, 2 chairs, carpet.
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE .- 5 wooden high-back chairs, 1 roll top desk, 1 high desk, 2 maps Putnam County, 1 washstand, 6 nickle cuspidors, 5 arm chairs, 1 step ladder.
COURT ROOM .- Portrait of Hon. J. O. Dykman, 1 clerk's chair, 2 judges' chairs, 24 arm chairs, 16 Grecian chairs, 262 foot settees, 188 foot ash table, 2 stoves, 3 chandeliers, 18 cuspidors, 2 coal scuttles, 1 Economic heater, 1 dozen window shades.
BARN .- 1 shovel, scoop, 2 lawn mowers, rake, pick.
JAIL .- 1 dozen pair blankets, 2 dozen shirts, 1/2 dozen coal scuttles, 7 brooms, 1 new stove.
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GENERAL ABSTRACT OF State, School, County and Town Taxes, In the Several Towns of Putnam County for the Year 1904.
CARMEL .- Rate .0065.
State Tax
$323 87
Justices Supreme Court
314 51
County Tax
9,082 78
Highway Appropriation
3,950 00
Roads and Bridges
250 00
Expense of County Bonds and Interest
203 43
$14,124 59
Surplus Tax
236 60
Dog Tax
64 50
Uncollected School Taxes
1,078 31
$15,504 00
KENT .- Rate .0070.
State Tax
$89 12
Justices Supreme Court
86 55
County Tax
2,499 39
Town Allowances
1,448 67
Town Bills (audited by Supervisor) Chas. Kopp
98 30
Expense of County Bonds and Interest
271 24
Surplus Tax
98 03
$4,591 30
Dog Tax
93 50
Uncollected School Taxes
627 47
Highway Arrearage
1,498 25
$6,810 52
PATTERSON .- Rate .0074.
State Tax
$135 36
Justices Supreme Court
131 45
County Tax
3,795 96
Town Allowances
1,122 92
Roads
2,200 00
Bridges
300 00
Town Bill (audited by Supervisor) L. A. Sutton, M. D.
10 00
$7,695 69
63 05
Due Town from County Treasurer
$7,632 64
Surplus Tax
71 42
$7,704 06
92 50
Dog Tax
$7,796 56
$14,361 19
$4,493 27
74
PUTNAM VALLEY .- Rate .0124.
State Tax
$61 84
Justices Supreme Court
60 05
County Tax
1,734 34
Town Allowances
434 56
Town Bill (audited by Supervisor) L. Jaycox
2 00
Roads
2,000 00
Bridges
300 00
Due Town from County
89 00
Surplus Tax
57 42
$4,561 21
Dog Tax
79 50
Uncollected School Taxes
235 28
Highway Arrearage
209 40
$5,085 39
PHILIPSTOWN .- Rate, Town, .0058; Village, .0052.
State Tax
$365 75
Justices Supreme Court
355 17
County Tax
10,257 27
Town Allowances
848 74
Town Certificate due Highway Commissioner Bridges.
311 50
Appropriation for Highways and Bridges by Supervisor
500 00
$12,638 43
Surplus Tax-Town, $13.70; Village, $63.05
78 73
Dog Tax
185 00
Uncollected School Taxes
77 31
$12,979 47
SOUTHEAST .- Rate, Town, .0083; Village, .0063.
State Tax
$325 04
Justices Supreme Court
315 64
County Tax
9,115 63
Town Allowances
3,437 82
Appropriation for Maintenance of Poor
200 00
Appropriation for Highways
4,000 00
Bridges
1,000 00
Library
500 00
Bridge Bond and Interest
1,080 00
Town Bill (audited by Supervisor) H. Lewis
31 35
Expenses of County Bond and Interest
949 33
$20,954 81
Surplus Tax-Town, $190.62; Village, $4,42
195 04
$21,149 85
Dog Tax
97 00
Uncollected School Taxes
2,393 07
$23,639 92
1
f
$4,592 79
$4,503 79
$4,875 99
$12,717 16
75
Report of Putnam County Road Commissioners.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Putnam County, N. Y .:
I herewith submit my annual statement of labor performed and material furnished for the Putnam County Road for the year ending November 30, 1904. CHARLES KOPP,
Mar. 23, 1904.
2 men, repairing bridge
$3 00
23, ¥ 200 feet plank at 21/2 cents
5 00
23,
66 Railing on same 3 00
66 23, 66 10 pounds spikes at 3 cents
30
Repairing bridge, 2 men.
3 00
66
4,
60 3 sleepers at 35 cents each
. 05
66 4, 10 pounds spikes at 3 cents
30
66 Team and scraper
: 00
66 18, 60 18, 66 19,
10 men
15 00
Team and man
4 00
66 19,
66 8 men
12 00
66 20,
66 Team and man
4 00
66
20, 11 men
16 50
21,
Team and man
4 00
66
21,
66 10 men
15 00
66
22,
4 men
6 00
66
27,
66
2 men
3 00
66
29
66
2 men
3 00
66
30,
2 men
3 00
May 5, 66
66
5 men ..
7 50
5.
66 Team and man
4 00
66
6,
66
7,
2 men
3 00
66
11,
66
1 man
. .
1 50
66
19,
1 man
3 00
66
24,
66
men
1 50
.6
17,
1 man
3 00
Aug. 16,
2 men
$158 65
PUTNAM COUNTY ROAD, Cr.
Balance due Road from last statement.
$0 64
May 4, “
By Cash from County Treasurer.
$167 31
Balance due Road
$8 66
STATE OF NEW YORK, Ss .: County of Putnam,
Charles Kopp, of the Town of Carmel in said County, being duly sworn, says that the items in the foregoing account by him presented, are correct, and that the services and disbursements charged therein, have been, in fact, made or rendered, or necessary to be made or rendered at this session of the Board, and that no part thereof has been paid or satisfied.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 13th day of December, 1904.
J. N. WALKER,
Justice of the Peace.
.
3 00
66
10,
66
2 men
1 50
66
23,
60
2 men
4 50
June 3,
66
1 man
66
1 50
Team and scraper
6 00
66 2 men
3 00
166 67
CHARLES KOPP.
Apr. 4, 4, 380 feet plank at 21/2 cents 66
8 50
76
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Putnam County, N. Y .:
I herewith submit my annual statement of labor performed and material fur- nished on District No. 3 of the Putnam County Road for the year 1904. THOS. W. JAYCOX, Commissioner.
PUTNAM COUNTY ROAD.
Dec. 8, 1903.
Man and team, opening gravel bank, 1 day.
66
8,
2 men, 1 day, at $1.50
3 00
Feb. 12, 1904. 66
Man, 1/2 day.
75
19, 66 Man, 12 day
75
Mar. 16,
4 sleepers for bridge, at $2.50.
10 00
16, 66
2 mudsills, at $2.50 ..
5 00
30, 66 2 teams and men, 1% day.
4 00
66
30, 66 3 men, 1/2 day.
2 25
Apr. 4, 4, 66
Man and team, 34 day.
3 00
66
4,
3 men, 1 day
4 50
66
5,
66 Man and team, 1 day
4 00
66
5.
66
Man and team, 34 day.
3 00
66
5,
66 3 men, 1 day
4 50
66
7,
Man and team, 1 day.
4 00
66
Man and team, 1/2 day
2 00
60
66
3 men, 1 day ..
4 50
66 8,
66
Man and team, 1 day.
4 00
66
8,
66 Man and team, 1/2 day
3 00
66
66
Man and team, 1 day.
4 00
66
66
3 men, 1 day
4 50
66 13,
66
Man and team, 1/2 day
2 00
66
13, 14,
66
Man and team, $4 day
3 00
66
14,
Man, 34 day
1 13
15,
6.
Man and team, 1/2 day
: 00
66 15,
66
Man, 1/2 day ..
75
May 12,
Man and team, 1 day.
4 00
6.
12,
66
Man and team, 1% day
2 00
66
13,
66
3 men, 1% day.
2 25
66
13,
3 men, 1 day.
4 50
66
13,
66 1 new shovel.
80
66
66
Man and team, 1/4 day
1 00
66
66
Man and team, 1 day.
4 00
66
Man, 1 day.
. 50
20,
66 Man and team, 1/2 day
2 00
20,
66
Man and team, 12 day.
2 00
27,
66 3 men, 1 day.
4 50
June 10,
3 men, 1 day.
4 50
July 18,
66
850 feet bridge plank, at 35 cents per M.
29 75
66
18,
66
Man and team, 1 day.
4 00
Aug. 10,
66
Man and team, 1/2 day.
2 00
66
10,
5 men, 1 men.
7 50
66
10,
25 pounds spikes, at 4 cents.
1 00
4 pounds nails, at 4 cents
20
66
29,
Man and team, 1/2 day.
2 00
31,
66 Man and team, 1/4 day.
2 00
31,
66 Man, 1/2 day
75
Sept. 2, 66 Man and team, 1 day .
4 00
F
.
.
.
.
2 00
8,
2 men, 1 day ..
11,
Man and team, 1/2 day.
2 00
Man, 1 day.
1 50
66
3 men, 1 day
4 50
13,
16, 19, 19,
3 men, 1 day.
4 50
27,
19,
66
3 men, 1 day.
4 50
66
10,
66
Oc
Dr. $4 00
66 Man and team, 1 day
4 00
7,
11,
11,
77
Sept. 2, 1904. 4 men, 1 day
$6 00
66 3, Man and team, 12 day.
2 00
3,
66 3 men, 12 day
2 25
3,
60 5 pounds nails, at 4 cents.
20
3, 10 posts, at 10 cents.
1 00
3, 66 2 rails and 7 braces
1 00
66 11,
66 Man and team, 1/2 day
2 00
Oct. 22, 22,
66 Man, 1/4 day
38
Nov. 6,
Man and team, 1/2 day.
2 00
66
6, Man, 1/2 day
75
$211 46
PUTNAM COUNTY ROAD.
By balance from statement November 9, 1903, due Road.
$13 60
May 4, 1904, by cash from County Treasurer 166 66
$180 26
Balance due Commissioner from Road.
$31 20
Putnam County, N. Y., ss:
Thos. W. Jaycox, being duly sworn, says the inclosed statement is correct to the best of his knowledge and belief, that the labor has been performed and the material furnished as stated.
THOS. W. JAYCOX, Commissioner.
Sworn before me this 17th day ?
of November, 1907.
WILLIAM H. TRUSDELL, Justice of the Peace.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
66 Man and team, 14 day
1 00
Cr.
Dr.
78
REPORT OF JOHN WOOLCOCK, COMMISSIONER.
To the Board of Supervisors of Putnam County:
I herewith submit my annual statement of material furnished and labor performed on District No. 2, Putnam County Road for 1904.
Mar. 30, 1904.
1 man at $1.50
$1 50
Apr. 10,
2 men at $1.50
3 00
66 14, 66 2 men at $1.50
3 00
May 12,
Sharpening tools
1 25
66
17, 66 Man and team
8 00
66 17, 66 18,
66 3 men
4 50
Man and team
4 00
66 18, 19,
66
4 men
6 00
66 Man and team
4 00
66 4 men
6 00
Man and team
4 00
66 23,
66 Man and team
4 00
66
66 4 men
6 00
2 men and 2 teams
8 00
66
5 men
7 50
66
Fixing bridge
3 00
66
66
5 men
7 50
66
27,
66
2 men and 2 teams
8 00
66
27,
5 men
7 50
June 2, 66 2.
66
1 pick handle
25
66
2.
66 Sharpening picks
1 00
66
6.
66
2 men and 2 teams
8 00
66
6,
66
5 men
7 50
66
8,
Man and team
4 00
66
66
4 men
6 00
Man and team
4 00
66
66
4 men
6 00
66
6
Man and team
4 00
66 18,
3 men
4 50
Sept. 28,
66
Man and team.
8 00
28,
2 men
3 00
PUTNAM COUNTY ROAD, Cr.
By balance from statement November 21, 1903.
$3 72
May 2, “
Cash from County Treasurer.
166 66
Amount $170 38
Nov. 1, "
To amount expended to date. 165 00
Balance due County Road
$5 38
Putnam County, N. Y., ss :
John Woolcock, being duly sworn, deposes and says the above statement is correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Sworn to before me this - day of November, 1904. S
JOHN WOOLCOCK.
66
4 men
6 00
23, 24, 24, 25,
66
2 men and 2 teams
8 00
66 26, 26,
1 shovel
1 00
2.
66 1 road scraper
5 00
4, 13.
13, 18
$165 00
ALBERT WILKINS, Justice of the Peace.
19, 20, 20,
AGGREGATE VALUATION
Of the Real and Personal Estate in the Several Towns in the County of Putnam as Taken and Returned by the Assessors, and the Valuation of the Real Estate as Corrected by the Board of Supervisors. Also the Rate of Tax on each $100.00 Valuation for the Year 1904.
TOWNS.
ACRES.
VALUATION.
CORRECTED VALUATION.
PERSONAL.
TOTAL.
TAXATION.
RATE OF TAX.
Carmel .
21,179
$2,006,264
$2,098,556
$203,150
$2,209,414
$14,371 19
. 0065
Kent .
22,672
631,100
608,581
24,800
655,900
4,591 30
.0070
Patterson
19,117
876,590
797,451
164,500
1,041,090
7,704 06
. 0074
Putnam Valley
24,600
348,045
419,711
19,795
367,840
4,561 21
.0124
Philipstown.
23,689
1,946,130
2,266,440
332,900
2,279,030
12,717 16
Town .
1,152,285
291,400
. 0058
Village
793,845
41,500
. 0052
Southeast. .
20,240
2,586,093
2,203,483
106,550
2,692,643
21,149 85
.
.
·
0083
Village
532,679
66,870
. 0063
Total.
131,497
$8,374,222
$8,394,222
$851,695
$9,245,917
......
79
.
·
.
.
.
....
·
Town. . . .
·
2,053,414
39,680
STATEMENT, 1904.
Showing the Amount of Compensation Audited by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Putnam to the Members thereof within the Past Year, the Items and Nature of such Compensation, the Number of Days the Board has been in Session, the Distance Traveled by the Mem- bers Respectively in Meeting as a Board of Canvassers, and the Several Meetings of the Board, Published Pursuant to the 14th Section of Chapter 455 of Laws of 1847.
SUPERVISORS. -
TOWNS.
Miles from Court-house.
County Poor-house.
Miles Traveled to and
Rate per Mile.
Number of Days
Number of Days
Per Diem.
Miles Traveled to and
Amount Per Diem Allowed.
Amount of Mileage.
Allowance for Visiting
Allowance for Ratables
Notifying Collector
Filing Collector's
Approving and Filing
Renewal and Mileage.
TOTAL.
Emerson Clark
..
Carmel
9
36
$0 08
17
1
$4 00
112 $88 00 $11 84 $8 00 $12 72 $3 00 $4 12 .
. $119 84
Asbury C. Townsend
Kent
5
5
20
08
17
2
4 00
90
88 00
8 80
8 00
9 34
3 00
3 80
111 94
Henry Mabie. . .
Patterson ...
15
17
68
08
17
1
4 00
306
84 00
29 72
8 00
10 36
3 00
5 40
132 48
W. A. Perry ...
Putnam Valley ..
13
15
60
08
17
2
4 00
234
88 00
26 40
8 00
17 46
3 00 5 08
145 02
Wm. M. Benjamin ...
Philipstown.
63
65
260
08
16
2
4 00
1,120
84 00
12 56
8 00
17 20
3 00 14 08
233 92
George Hine ..
·
Southeast.
7
9
36
08 17
2
4 00
126
84 00
12 96
8 00
12 09
3 00
4 12
116 19
I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the number of days that the Board of Supervisors were in session during the present year, together with the distance necessarily traveled by the members thereof respectively in attending the meetings of the Board of Supervisors in the dis- charge of their official duties, is as above stated. JOHN W. TOWNER, Clerk.
COUNTY CA
CANVASSERS
80
from County Poor-house.
Annual Session.
County Canvassers.
from Court-house.
County Poor-house.
on Tax-list.
and Approving Bond.
Bond and Mileage.
Miles from
·
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS
Of the COUNTY OF PUTNAM in relation to Votes given for State Officers, etc.
The Board of County Canvassers of the County of Putnam having met at the office of the Clerk of said County, on the 15th day of November, 1904, to canvass and estimate the votes given in the several Election Districts of said County, at the General Election held on the 8th day of November, in the year aforesaid, do certify as follows :
CARMEL.
KENT.
PHILIPSTOWN.
SOUTHEAST.
Dist. No.1.
Dist. No. 2.
Dist. No. 3.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
PATTERSON.
PUTNAM VALLEY.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
Dist. No. 3.
Dist. No. 4.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
For Governor-
210
284
237
149
149
398
992
324
138
419
429
421
318
3,768
Frank W. Higgins.
106
181
115
69
121
280
163
211
67
186
259
281
225
2,264
D. Cady Herrick.
101
100
116
75
26
113
123
110
67
227
168
133
91
1,450
Thomas Pendegast.
28
John McKee.
3
2
4
5
2
2
4
...
...
.
.
.
=
1
4
1
10
Alfred J. Boulton.
210
284
237
119
148
398
292
325
138
417
429
421
318
3,766
For Lieutenant Governor-
104
183
117
69
121
286
163
212
67
188
259
383
228
2,280
Matthew Linn Bruce ..
103
98
114
75
25
107
123
111
67
233
163
131
88
1,433
Charles H. Bach. .
28
Alden W. Young.
3
2
4
5
2
2
4
2
3
..
... ·
1
9
Charles Spaulding ..
210
284
237
149
148
399
292
323
138
421
429
421
319
3,770
For Secretary of State- John F. O'Brien. ..
105
187
117
69
121
289
162
216
69
191
268
287
229
2,310
John Pallace, Jr ..
102
94
114
75
25
105
124
104
65
223
159
127
87
1,404
Edward J. Squires.
3
2
4
5
2
2
4
1
2
...
..
3
. .
1
1
4
. . .. 1
10
Orsen L. Drew.
1
.
.
..
2
1
3
1
3
1
1
2
Daniel DeLeon.
1
.
...
1
1
1
Francis Burton Harrison.
2
1
3
1
...
3
1
7
Boris Reinstein.
.. . .
1
. . .
...
1
2
.
1
1
4
1
.
1
.. .
. . . .
1
. . . .
3
2
30
James C. Crawford.
7
Anton Metzler. .
1
....
1
2
.
1
1
. .
2
1
3
. .
. . .
1
1
.
...
1
.
1
.
1
9
2
3
..
1
9
.
9
1
.. .
TOTAL.
NAMES.
81
CARMEL.
KENT.
PHILIPSTOWN.
SOUTHEAST.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
Dist. No. 3.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
PATTERSON.
PUTNAM VALLEY.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
Dist. No. 3.
Dist. No. 4.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
For Comptroller-
209
284
237
149
148
398
292
322
138
4.22
429
491
319
3,768
Otto Kelsey ..
104
186
115
69
121
287
162
216
69
192
269
201
228
2,305
George Hall.
102
95
116
75
25
106
124
104
65
224
158
127
88
1,409
William W. Passage.
3
2
4
5
2
2
4
2
. .
..
1
4
1
9
For Treasurer-
209
284
337
149
148
398
292
324
138
421
429
431
319
3,769
John T. Wallenmeier, Jr ..
104
185
117
69
121
287
162
218
69
191
269
287
227
2,806
William Muench.
102
96
114
75
35
106
124
104
65
224
158
127
89
1,409
Emile Neppel
3
2
4
5
2
2
4
..
...
3
1
4
1
9
Frank S. Rose ..
210
284
237
149
148
399
292
334
238
421
429
421
319
3,771
Julius M. Mayer.
103
185
117
69
121
286
162
214
67
191
264
285
227
2,291
John Cunneen. .
104
96
114
75
25
108
124
108
67
224
163
129
89
1,426
Leon A. Malkiel ...
3
2
4
5
2
2
4
2
3
1
4
1
9
John F. Gaffney.
.
209
284
236
149
148
397
290
324
138
413
429
421
319
3.757
Henry A. Van Alstync.
104
186
117
69
121
287
162
214
67
190
265
286
229
2,29%
Thomas H. Stryker
102
95
114
75
25
106
124
108
67
219
162
128
87
1,412
Squire B. Early. .
3
2
4
5
2
2
4
. .
. .
1
1
4
1
11
Simon G. Levy. .
210
284
237
149
148
399
292
322
188
420
429
421
319
3,768
For Chief Judge Court of Appeals- Edgar M. Cullen ..
207
281
231
144
146
395
286
319
134
413
496
414
316
3,712
Charles H. Matchett.
Gaylord Logan.
3
2
4
5
2
1
4
1
2
.. .
...
3
2
29
Justus Ebert.
Edward M. Heath.
...
1
1
1
.
..
·
.
1
1
1
4
1
11
. .
....
1
2
James A. Trainor. .
...
1
.
..
..
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
29
Charles A. Stupplebeen
1
2
.
.
. .
..
....
1
1
2
1
3
1
8
2
29
George E. Milliman.
1
...
...
1
1
. . .
2
1
3
1
...
. . . .
. . .
1
...
. .
.
28
Vancleve C. Mott.
1
. .
·
.
2
. . .
2
1
3
2
·
. ...
.
82
.
1
.
1
2
..
1
For State Engineer-
1
1
.
.
.
. ...
Harvey A. Santee.
1
1
. .
.
1
2
1
3
1
3
2
29
Ira W. Littlefield.
3
·
.
1
1
Louis Manz. .
9
2
1
For Attorney General-
9
Frank E. Passonno.
.
·
....
.
..
3
5
2
11
1
...
TOTAL.
NAMES.
. .
9
1
1
.
2
9
1
2
CARMEL.
KENT.
PHILIPSTOWN.
SOUTHEAST.
NAMES.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
Dist. No. 3.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
PATTERSON.
PUTNAM VALLEY.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
Dist. No. 3.
Dist. No. 4.
Dist. No. 1.
Dist. No. 2.
TOTAL ..
For Associate Judge Court of Ap- peals-
209
284
237
149
149
399 395
292
324
138
420 414
430 428
420
319
3,770
William E. Werner ..
206
281
231
144
147
1
2
1
3
1
..
2
29
Dexter D. Dorn. .
3
20
4
5
2
2
4
...
2
Orcus A. Curtis.
...
.
. .. .
... .
1
1
. . .
1
4
1
9
For Representative in Congress-
108
190
125
70
122
289
163
220
69
194
269
295
286
2,400
John H. Ketcham ..
104
187
119
70
122
289
162
218
69
191
268
292
284
2,375
Andrew C. Fancher
4
2
5
...
1
1
For Senator-
206
282
233
145
147
394
286
326
134
414
427
415
318
3,727
Henry S. Ambler ..
104
179
115
68
117
285
159
131
67
171
244
285
231
2,156
William Church Osborn
102
103
118
77
30
109
127
195
67
243
183
130
87
1,571
For Assembly (Member of)-
207
281
233
145
146
395
286
325
135
415
427
413
318
3,727
John R. Yale.
109
195
117
70
118
280
160
211
64
174
224
314
264
2,300
Brownlee W. Wilson.
98
86
116
75
28
115
126
114
71
241
203
99
55
1,497
We certify this statement to be correct, and have caused the same to be attested by the signatures of the members of this Board, there being six members in said Board, this 15th day of November, A. D. one thousand nine hundred and four.
STATE OF NEW YORK, County of Putnam,
88. :
[L. S.]
I, EDWARD C. WEEKS, Clerk of the County of Putnam, and of the County Courts of said County, the same being Courts of Record, do hereby certify, that I have compared the preceding copy with the original Election Table by Districts on file in my office and that the same is a, correct transcript therefrom and of the whole original.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of said Courts and County this 15th day of November, 1904.
E. C. WEEKS, Clerk.
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3
1
3
2
16
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3
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Augustus Babcock ..
1
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.
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1
2
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286
222
134
413
316
3,716
William Nugent .. .
1
9
. . . .
9
.
1. A. C. TOWNSEND,
4. W. M. BENJAMIN,
2. GEO. HINE,
5. LEONARD CAREY,
3. W. B. PIERCE,
6. W. A. PERRY.
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Walter F. Taber . .
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