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$250.00
How much is allowed the Town Clerk pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law?
150.00
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF PUTNAM. Ss. :
Edward Ganong, Supervisor of the Town of Carmel, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the person mentioned as submitting the fore- going report; that the amounts stated therein to have been received by him as Supervisor of such town are all that he has received as such officer for the purposes therein stated; that the expenditures specified therein have in fact been made for the purposes and to the persons indicated; that all such ex- penditures were made in good faith, for value received and in the manner re- quired by the Highway Law; that the balances therein specified are all the moneys remaining in his hands of the moneys received by him as provided by law on account of the highways and bridges of such town.
EDWARD GANONG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 30th day of December, 1922. ORSON H. LYON, Justice of the Peace.
TOWN OF KENT Highway, Bridge and Miscellaneous Report of the Town of Kent, County of Putnam, 1922.
HIGHWAY FUND Receipts
Balance from previous year, motor vehicle fees $54.65 Balance from previous year, all other moneys 879.97
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Total balance from previous year
$934.97
Highway tax collected pursuant to Sec. 90 and 91 $5,000.00
Received from State as State aid, Sec. 101
2,400.00
Received from other sources
100.00
Total receipts, including balance
$8,434.62
Expenditures
Total expenditures for repair and improvement of highways.
$8,234.06
Total balance unexpended, December 31, 1922
$200.56
BRIDGE FUND Receipts
Total balance from previous year $499.04
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91. 500.00
Received by transfer from Miscellaneous Fund. 400.00
Total receipts, including balance from previous year
$1,399.04
Expenditures
Labor and team work, repair and maintenance of bridges. $97.04
Materials for repair and maintenance of bridges
211.40
Transferred to Machinery Fund
50.00
Total expenditures for bridges $358.44
Total balances unexpended, December 31, 1922 $1,040.60
MACHINERY FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$117.59
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91
800.00
Received by transfer from Bridge Fund
50.00
Total receipts
$967.59
Expenditures
For purchase of machinery, tools and implements
$810.27
For repair of machinery, tools and implements.
127.33
For storage of machinery, tools and implements
20.00
Total expenditures
$957.60
Balance unexpended, December 31, 1922
$9.99
SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$76.38
Tax collected, Sec. 90 and 91 . . 600.00
Received from assessments, brush and weeds, Sec. 54 and 56
$45.32
Total receipts
$721.70
Expenditures
For removing obstructions caused by snow
$38.68
For cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush.
102.00
For allowances for watering troughs 6.00
For other miscellaneous purposes
79.97
Transferred to Bridge Fund
400.00
Total expenditures
$626.65
Balance unexpended, December 31, 1922
$95.05
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AUXILIARY TO THE TOWN HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Compensation to Town Superintendent and Deputy Town Superintendent 210 days at $4.00 per day equals $840.00
Amount allowed for expenses 189.49
Supervisor and Town Clerk's Allowance
How much is allowed the Supervisor pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law? $150.00
How much is allowed the Town Clerk pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law?
35.00
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF PUTNAM. ss. :
Edward H. Foshay, Supervisor of the Town of Kent, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the person mentioned as submitting the fore- going report ; that the amounts stated therein to have been received by him as Supervisor of such town are all that he has received as such officer for the purposes therein stated; that the expenditures specified therein' have in fact been made for the purposes and to the persons indicated; that all such ex- penditures were made in good faith, for value received and in the manner re- quired by the Highway Law; that the balances therein specified are all the moneys remaining in his hands of the moneys received by him as provided by law on account of the highways and bridges of such town.
EDWARD H. FOSHAY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 26th day of December, 1922. LEONARD J. WILLIAMS, Justice of the Peace.
TOWN OF PATTERSON
Highway, Bridge and Miscellaneous Fund of the Town of Patterson, County of Putnam, 1922.
HIGHWAY FUND
Receipts
Balance from previous year, motor vehicles fees
$6.77
Balance from previous year, all other moneys
1.87
Total balance from previous year
$8.64
Highway tax collected pursuant to Sec. 90 and 91
$2,750.00
Received from State as State aid, Sec. 101
1,375.00
Received by transfer from General Fund 505.80
Total receipts, including balance prveious year
$4,369.44
Expenditures
General repairs, including sluices and culverts. $4,632.67
Total expenditures for repair and improvement of highways-
$4,632.67
Balance December 31, 1922, motor vehicle fees
6.77
Total balance unexpended, December 31, 1922 $6.77
BRIDGE FUND Receipts
Balance from previous year, all other moneys.
$309.62
Total balance from previous year
309.62
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91
300.00
Total receipts, including balance from previous year $609.62
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Expenditures
Labor and team work, repair and maintenance of bridges .. $86.00
Materials for repair and maintenance of bridges 181.32
Total expenditures for bridges $267.32
Balance December 31, 1922, all other money $342.30
Total balances unexpended, December 31, 1922
$342.30
MACHINERY FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$120.50
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91 200.00
Total receipts $320.50
Expenditures
For purchase of machinery, tools and implements
$173.35
For repair of machinery, tools and implements 21.50
Total expenditures $194.85
Balance unexpended, December 31, 1922 $125.65
SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
Tax collected, Sec. 90 and 91
$143.85 150.00
Total receipts
$293.85
Expenditures
For removing obstructions caused by snow
$39.67
For other miscellaneous purposes
154.50
Total expenditures
$194.17
Balance unexpended, December 31, 1922 $99.68
AUXILIARY TO THE TOWN HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Compensation to Town Superintendent and Deputy Town Superintendent STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF PUTNAM. ss. : .
George E. Jennings, Supervisor of the Town of Patterson, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the person mentioned as submitting the fore- going report ; that the amounts stated therein to have been received by him as Supervisor of such town are all that he has received as such officer for the purposes therein stated; that the expenditures specified therein have in fact been made for the purposes and to the persons indicated; that all such ex- penditures were made in good faith, for value received and in the manner re- quired by the Highway Law; that the balances therein specified are all the moneys remaining in his hands of the moneys received by him as provided by law on account of the highways and bridges of such town.
GEO. E. JENNINGS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6th day of January, 1923.
WILLIAM O. TAYLOR, Notary Public.
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TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY Highway, Bridge and Miscellaneous Report of the Town of Putnam Valley, County of Putnam, 1922.
HIGHWAY FUND
Receipts
Total balance from previous year $765.62
Highway tax collected pursuant to Sec. 90 and 91 4,000.00
Received from State as State aid, Sec. 101 2,000.00
Received from certificates of indebtedness, Sec. 96. 1,000.00
Received by transfer from Interest on Deposit.
52.78
Received from sale of bonds, Sec. 97 and 98 7.500.00
Total receipts, including balance previous year.
$15,318.40
Expenditures
General repairs, including sluices and culverts $6,046.47
Special improvements, including sluices and culverts. 7,462.19
Total expenditures for repair and improvement of highways $13,508.66
Balance December 27, 1922, all other money $1,809.74
Total balance unexpended, December 31, 1922
$1,809.74
BRIDGE FUND
Receipts
Total balance from previous year
$37.12
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91.
300.00
Total receipts including balance from previous year. .
$337.12
Expenditures
Labor and team work, repair and maintenance of bridges ..
$103.32
Materials for repair and maintenance of bridges
189.37
Total expenditures for bridges
$292.69
Total balances unexpended, December 27, 1922 $44.43
MACHINERY FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$47.39
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91.
700.00
Received from certificates of indebtedness, Sec. 96.
2,500.00
Received by transfer from Fund 5.00
Total receipts
$3,252.39
Expenditures
For purchase of machinery, tools and implements
$2,949.16
For repair of machinery, tools and implements
11.79
For storage of machinery, tools and implements
12.00
Total expenditures
$2,972.95
Balance unexpended, December 27, 1922
$279.44
SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$26.64
Tax collected, Sec. 90 and 91
100.00
Total receipts
$126.64
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Expenditures
For removing obstructions caused by snow $8.26 Total expenditures $8.26
Balance unexpended, December 31, 1922 $118.38
AUXILIARY TO THE TOWN HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Compensation to Town Superintendent and Deputy Town Superintendent
29 days at $4.00 per day equals
196 days at $5.00 per day equals $1,096.00
Supervisor and Town Clerk's Allowance
How much is allowed the Supervisor pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law? $225.00 How much is allowed the Town Clerk pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law? 50.00
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF PUTNAM. ss. :
Harry G. Silleck, Supervisor of the Town of Putnam Valley, being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the person mentioned as submitting the fore- going report; that the amounts stated therein to have been received by him as Supervisor of such town are all that he has received as such officer for the purposes therein stated; that the expenditures specified therein have in fact been made for the purposes and to the persons indicated; that all such ex- penditures were made in good faith, for value received and in the manner re- quired by the Highway Law; that the balances therein specified are all the moneys remaining in his hands of the moneys received by him as provided by law on account of the highways and bridges of such town.
HARRY G. SILLECK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 28th day of December, 1922.
JAMES E. ODELL, Justice of the Peace.
TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN
Highway, Bridge and Miscellaneous Report for the Town of Philipstown, County of Putnam, 1922.
HIGHWAY FUND
Receipts
Balance from previous year, motor vehicle fees $1.09
Total balance from previous year . 1,787.31
Highway tax collected pursuant to Sec. 90 and 91 7,000.00
Received from State as State aid, Sec. 101
3,500.00
Received from Miscellaneous Fund 1,150.05 .
Total receipts, including balance previous year. $13,438.45
Expenditures
General repairs, including sluices and culverts. $11,437.36
Special improvements, including sluices and culverts .. 268.00
Total expenditures for repair and improvement of highways- $11,705.36
Balance December 31, 1922, motor vehicle fees $1.09
Total balance unexpended, December 31, 1922 $1,733.09
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BRIDGE FUND
Receipts
Total balance from previous year
$801.65
Tax received from collector. Sec. 90 and 91
750.00
Total receipts, including balance from previous year
$1.551.65
Expenditures
Labor and team work, repair and maintenance of bridges. $426.63
Materials for repair and maintenance of bridges
341.61
Construction of new bridges
544.50
Transferred to Miscellaneous Fund
238.91
Total expenditures for bridges
$1,551.05
MACHINERY FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$147.37
Tax received from collector. Sec. 90 and 91.
300.00
Received by transfer from Miscellaneous Fund
386.57
Total receipts
$829.94
Expenditures
For purchase of machinery. tools and implements
$701.94
For repair of machinery, tools and implements
128.00
Total expenditures
$829.94
SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$574.54
Tax collected, Sec. 90 and 91
1.150.00
Received by transfer from Bridge Fund
238.91
Received from General Fund
13.33
Total receipts
$1.976.78
Expenditures
For removing obstructions caused by snow
$59.25
For other miscellaneous purposes
380.91
Transferred
1.536.62
Total expenditures
$1.976.72
Compensation to Town Superintendent and Deputy Town Superintendent Supervisor and Town Clerk's Allowance
281 days at $4.00 per day equals Amount allowed for expenses
$1.124.00 300.00
Supervisor and Town Clerk's Allowance
How much is allowed the Supervisor pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law:
$300.00
How much is allowed the Town Clerk pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law?
100.00
STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY OF PUTNAM. ss. :
W. S. Colwell, Supervisor of the Town of Philipstown, being duly sworn. deposes and says that he is the person mentioned as submitting the fore- going report ; that the amounts stated therein to have been received by him as
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Supervisor of such town are all that he has received as such officer for the purposes therein stated; that the expenditures specified therein have in fact been made for the purposes and to the persons indicated; that all such ex- penditures were made in good faith, for value received and in the manner re- quired by the Highway Law; that the balances therein specified are all the moneys remaining in his hands of the moneys received by him as provided by law on account of the highways and bridges of such town.
W. S. COLWELL, Supervisor. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 28th day of December, 1922. EDWARD J. COLLARD, Justice of the Peace.
TOWN OF SOUTHEAST
Highway, Bridge and Miscellaneous Report of the Town of Southeast, County of Putnam, 1922.
HIGHWAY FUND
Receipts
Balance from previous year, motor vehicle fees $114.36
Balance from previous year, all other moneys 3,253.42
Total balance from previous year
$3,367.78
Highway tax collected pursuant to Sec. 90 and 91
$6,000.00
Received from State as State aid, Sec. 101 3,000.00
Received from other sources 3.50
Total receipts, including balance from previous year
$12,371.28
Expenditures
General repairs, including sluices and culverts $11,926.40
Total expenditures
$11,926.40
Balance December 30, 1922, motor vehicle fees
$114.36
Balance December 30, 1922, all other moneys 330.52
Total balance unexpended, December 30, 1922 $444.88
BRIDGE FUND
Receipts
Balance from previous year, all other moneys $45.47
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91. 1,500.00
Received by transfer from General Town Fund. 500.00
Total receipts, including balance from previous year.
$2,045.47
Expenditures
Labor and team work, repair and maintenance of bridges. $96.10
Materials for repair and maintenance of bridges.
1,817.96
Total expenditures for bridges
$1,914.06
Balance December 31, 1922, all other money.
$131.41
Total balances unexpended, December 30, 1922. $131.41
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MACHINERY FUND
Receipts
Balance from previous year
$1.63 500.00
Tax received from collector, Sec. 90 and 91
Total receipts $501.63
Expenditures
For purchase of machinery, tools and implements
$412.10
For repair of machinery, tools and implements
11.25
Total expenditures
$423.35
Balance unexpended. December 30, 1922 $78.28
SNOW AND MISCELLANEOUS FUND
Receipts
Balance on hand from previous year
$664.80 500.00
Tax collected, Sec. 90 and 91
Total receipts
$1,164.80
Expenditures
For removing obstructions caused by snow
$53.70
For cutting and removing noxious weeds and brush
177.70
For other miscellaneous purposes
824.42
Total expenditures
$1,055.82
Balance unexpended, December 30, 1922 $108.98
AUXILIARY TO THE TOWN HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Compensation to Town Superintendent and Deputy Town Superintendent 245 days at $4.00 per day equals $980.00
Supervisor and Town Clerk's Allowance
How much is allowed the Supervisor pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law?
$400.00
How much is allowed the Town Clerk pursuant to Section 110 of the Highway Law? 50.00
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF PUTNAM. ss. :
Oscar Bailey, Supervisor of the Town of Southeast. being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is the person mentioned as submitting the fore- going report ; that the amounts stated therein to have been received by him as Supervisor of such town are all that he has received as such officer for the purposes therein stated; that the expenditures specified therein have in fact been made for the purposes and to the persons indicated; that all such ex- penditures were made in good faith, for value received and in the manner re- quired by the Highway Law; that the balances therein specified are all the moneys remaining in his hands of the moneys received by him as provided by law on account of the highways and bridges of such town.
OSCAR BAILEY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 30th day of December, 1922. JOHN W. TOWNER. Chairman Board of Town Auditors.
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TOWN SUPERINTENDENT'S ESTIMATE FOR HIGHWAY PURPOSES
TOWN OF CARMEL
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 90 of Chapter 30 of the Laws of 1909, I, the undersigned, Town Superintendent of the Town of Carmel, in the County of Putnam, hereby make the following estimate of the amount of money which should be raised by tax for the year beginning on the first day of Janu- ary, 1923, for the purposes herein set forth. The amount set opposite each item in the column which bears the heading, "Estimate of Town Superintendent," is the amount which I determine should be raised by tax for the purposes specified.
Highway Fund
Amount Estimate of Approved by Town Supt. Town Board
For the repair and improvement of town highways, including sluices, culverts, and bridges having a span of less than five feet
Bridge Fund
For the general repair of all bridges having a span of five feet or more and not included above. Machinery Fund
$2,000.00
$2,000.00
For the purchase and repair of machinery, tools and implements
$4,000.00
$5,000.00
For removal of obstructions caused by snow. ...
$1,250.00
$1,250.00
For weeds and brush, watering troughs and other purposes
250.00
250.00
For salary and expenses, Town Superintendent, and Deputy, if any
1,500.00
1,500.00
Total Miscellaneous Fund
$3,000.00
$3,000.00
C. A. HAIGHT, Jr.,
Town Superintendent.
Dated, November 9, 1922.
We, the undersigned, constituting a majority of the members of the town board of the Town of Carmel, in the County of Putnam, do hereby approve the foregoing estimate and declare the amounts set opposite each item in the column headed, "The amount approved by the Town Board," is the amount which shall be raised by tax for the specific purpose mentioned herein.
The Supervisor is hereby authorized to increase the amount of item one of this estimate to an amount which shall comply with the requirements of Section 90, subdivision 1 of the Highway Law.
EDWARD GANONG, Supervisor. HARRY B. BROCK, Town Clerk. WILLIS A. GANONG, CHARLES H. LESS, ORSON H. LYON,
Justices of the Peace.
Dated, November 9, 1922.
$11,000.00
$12,000.00
Miscellaneous Fund
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TOWN OF KENT
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 90 of Chapter 30 of the Laws of 1909, I, the undersigned, Town Superintendent of the Town of Kent, in the County of Putnam, hereby make the following estimate of the amount of money which should be raised by tax for the year beginning on the first day of Janu- ary, 1923, for the purposes herein set forth. The amount set opposite each item in the column which bears the heading, "Estimate of Town Superintendent," is the amount which I determine should be raised by tax for the purposes specified.
Highway Fund
Amount Estimate of Approved by Town Supt. Town Board
For the repair and improvement of town highways,. including sluices, culverts, and bridges having a span of less than five feet
$5,000.00
$5,000.00
Bridge Fund
For the general repair of all bridges having a span of five feet or more and not included above .. . .
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
Machinery Fund
For the purchase and repair of machinery, tools and implements
$2,800.00
$2,800.00
Miscellaneous Fund
For removal of obstructions caused by snow.
$500.00
$500.00
For weeds and brush, watering troughs and other purposes
100.00
100.00
Total
$600.00
$600.00
ANDREW ADAMS,
Town Superintendent.
Dated, November 9, 1922.
We, the undersigned, constituting a majority of the members of the town board of the Town of Kent, in the County of Putnam, do hereby approve the foregoing estimate and declare the amounts set opposite each item in the column headed, "The amount approved by the Town Board," is the amount which shall be raised by tax for the specific purpose mentioned herein.
The Supervisor is hereby authorized to increase the amount of item one of this estimate to an amount which shall comply with the requirements of Section 90, subdivision 1 of the Highway Law.
EDWARD H. FOSHAY,
Supervisor. HATTIE L. MEAD,
Town Clerk. LEONARD J. WILLIAMS, SOLOMON B. HEADY, HAROLD H. KIRK, GRAHAM T. STEINBECK,
Justices of the Peace.
Dated, November 9, 1922.
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TOWN OF PATTERSON
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 90 of Chapter 30 of the Laws of 1909, I, the undersigned, Town Superintendent of the Town of Patterson, in the County of Putnam, hereby make the following estimate of the amount of money which should be raised by tax for the year beginning on the first day of Janu- ary, 1923, for the purposes herein set forth. The amount set opposite each item in the column which bears the heading. "Estimate of Town Superintendent," is the amount which I determine should be raised by tax for the purposes specified.
Highway Fund
Amount Estimate of Approved by Town Supt. Town Board
For the repair and improvement of town highways. including sluices, culverts, and bridges having a span of less than five feet
$3,300.00
$3,300.00
Bridge Fund
For the general repair of all bridges having a span of five feet or more and not included above .....
$300.00
$300.00
Machinery Fund
For the purchase and repair of machinery, tools and implements
$200.00
$200.00
Miscellaneous Fund
For removal of obstructions caused by snow. . . $300.00
$150.00
E. B. WHALEY,
Town Superintendent.
Dated November 10, 1922.
We, the undersigned, constituting a majority of the members of the town board of the Town of Patterson, in the County of Putnam, do hereby approve the foregoing estimate and declare the amounts set opposite each item in the column headed, "The amount approved by the Town Board," is the amount which shall be raised by tax for the specific purpose mentioned herein.
The Supervisor is hereby authorized to increase the amount of item one of this estimate to an amount which shall comply with the requirements of Section 90, subdivision 1 of the Highway Law.
GEO. E. JENNINGS, Supervisor. WILLIAM O. TAYLOR, Town Clerk. WARD SEGUR, C. E. AKIN, J. FRANK SMITH, J. W. DYKEMAN, Jr., Justices of the Peace.
Dated November 10, 1922.
TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 90 of Chapter 30 of the Laws of 1909, I, the undersigned, Town Superintendent of the Town of Putnam Valley, in the County of Putnam, hereby make the following estimate of the amount of money which should be raised by tax for the year beginning on the first day of Janu- ary, 1923, for the purposes herein set forth. The amount set opposite each item
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in the column which bears the heading, "Estimate of Town Superintendent," is the amount which I determine should be raised by tax for the purposes specified.
Highway Fund
Amount Estimate of Approved by Town Supt. Town Board
For the repair and improvement of town highways, including sluices, culverts, and bridges having a span of less than five feet
$5,000.00
$5,000.00
Bridge Fund
For the general repair of all bridges having a span of five feet or more and not included above .....
$ 300.00
$300.00
Machinery Fund
For the purchase and repair of machinery, tools and implements
$200.00
$200.00
Miscellaneous Fund
For removal of obstructions caused by snow
$100.00
$100.00
W: H. TOMPKINS, Town Superintendent.
Dated, November 9, 1922.
We, the undersigned, constituting a majority of the members of the town board of the Town of Putnam Valley, in the County of Putnam, do hereby approve the foregoing estimate and declare the amounts set opposite each item in the column headed, "The amount approved by the Town Board," is the amount which shall be raised by tax for the specific purpose mentioned herein.
The Supervisor is hereby authorized to increase the amount of item one of this estimate to an amount which shall comply with the requirements of Section 90, subdivision 1 of the Highway Law.
HARRY G. SILLECK, Supervisor. GEORGE REICHERT, Town Clerk. JAMES E. ODELL, S. WATSON, Justices of the Peace.
Dated, November 9, 1922.
TOWN OF PHILIPSTOWN
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 90 of Chapter 30 of the Laws of 1909, I, the undersigned, Town Superintendent of the Town of Philipstown, in the County of Putnam, hereby make the following estimate of the amount of money which should be raised by tax for the year beginning on the first day of Janu- ary, 1923, for the purposes herein set forth. The amount set opposite each item in the column which bears the heading, "Estimate of Town Superintendent," is the amount which I determine should be raised by tax for the purposes specified.
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