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Mr. Jennings moved that the bid of Lansing-Broas Printing Co., Inc. be accepted. Motion carried, and the printing was awarded to Lansing-Broas Printing Co., Inc.
On motion the Board adjourned for lunch.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board re-assembled at 1:00 p. m., all members present.
The annual report of Russell B. Wixom, Keeper of the County Farm, was presented and on motion approved, and ordered filed.
On motion of Mr. Foshay, February 13, 1922, was the date fixed for signing the several Tax Rolls in Putnam County. The Board then proceeded to examine and revise the Grand Jury Lists of the several Towns in the County and the revised lists were presented and approved by the Board.
On motion the Board adjourned.
ADJOURNED MEETING
February 13, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors met in their rooms at Carmel on February 13, 1922, as adjourned. On roll call all members were present except Mr. Ganong.
Mr. Silleck offered the following resolution which was adopted :
RESOLVED, That Edward D. Stannard, County Treasurer, be authorized and empowered to borrow on the credit of the County the sum of Twenty Thou- . sand ($20,000) Dollars or such part thereof as may be necessary for County uses and purposes pending the collection of taxes levied.
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The audit of bills was then taken up and the following allowed :
No.
Claimed Allowed
48 Andrew Reilley, Constable Fees
$22.80
$22.80
49 Wallace T. Secord, Board of Prisoners.
384.00
384.00
50 Perry & Reiley, Supplies for Indigent Person
43.74
43.74
51 James C. Woods, Rent for Indigent Person
24.00
24.00
52 C. A. Rundall, Rent for Indigent Person
4.00
4.00
On motion the Board adjourned for lunch.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board re-assembled at 1:00 p. m., members all present. The audit of bills was again taken up and the following allowed :
No.
Claimed Allowed
53 C. A. Rundall, Rent for Indigent Person
$19.00
$19.00
54 Florence M. Smith, Stenographer
50.00
50.00
55 J. L. Foshay, Supplies furnished County Farm.
45.28
45.28
56 Chas. D. Townsend, Care of Child
58.50
58.50
57 W. J. Corbin,Jailor and Janitor
90.00
90.00
58
J. Griffeth, Supplies furnished County Farm.
94.16
94.16
59
S. T. Barrett, Supplies furnished County Farm.
224.15
224.15
60 Mrs. Elizabeth Young, Care of Child
12.00
12.00
61 Annie Wise, Care of Child
12.00
12.00
63
Samuel Kelley, Supplies furnished County Farm
70.60
70.60
64
William M. Watkins, Labor at County Farm
21.95
21.95
65
William M. Gillett, Labor at County Farm
12.00
12.00
66
Russell B. Wixom, Labor at County Farm
20.00
20.00
67
James Graham, Labor at County Farm
20.00
20.00
69
Lawrence Denning, Labor at County Farm
10.00
10.00
70
Richard Knapp, Labor at County Farm
6.00
6.00
71
William Wade, Labor at County Farm
9.00
9.00
72
Albert Robinson, Labor at County Farm
44.00
44.00
73 C. C. Bumford, Supplies for County Farm
66.63
66.63
74 H. B. Stephens, Board of Prisoners
157.60
157.60
On motion of Mr. Silleck the time for attaching the warrants and signing the tax rolls were extended until February 27, 1922.
Oo motion the Board adjourned until Monday, February 27th.
ADJOURNED MEETING
February 27, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors met in their rooms at Carmel, N. Y., on Monday, February 27, 1922, as adjourned. On roll call all members were present. The minutes of the meetings of January 30th and February 13, 1922, were read and on motion approved.
68 Sherman Russquie, Labor at County Farm
6.00
6.00
62 Townsend Brothers, Supplies furnished County Farm.
43.00
43.00
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The following communications were read :
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTIONS COUNTY OF PUATNM
Carmel, N. Y., February 30, 1922.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors :
Dear Sirs :
The Board of Election Commissioners in and for the County of Putnam, New York, submits for your approval, 480 enrollment books to be printed in the form given below for the following towns :
Carmel
100 Books 100
Southeast
Philipstown 140
Putnam Valley
40
66
Patterson
60
Kent
40
66
All names appearing on enrollment ballots, either blank or void, are to be eliminated entirely.
STATE OF NEW YORK EXECUTIVE CHAMBER ALBANY
Nathan L. Miller Governor
January 30, 1922.
Mr. Edmund D. Foshay, Clerk, Board of Supervisors, Putnam County,
Kent Cliffs, N. Y.
My dear Mr. Foshay :
Referring to the resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Putnam County opposing any material change in the present Highway Law, I know of no plan and no such proposal has yet received the approval of the Highway De- partment or of the Legislature, or of myself.
Very sincerely yours, NATHAN L. MILLER.
WHEREAS, Assemblyman J. Griswold Webb, of Dutchess County has in- troduced a bill in the Assembly of the State of New York providing that bridges of over 5 feet span on improved highways shall be constructed by the State, be it
RESOLVED, That this Board of Supervisors approves of the purpose of said bill and asks that the assemblymen from this county and the senator from this senatorial district be requested to do all in their power to further the pas- sage of this bill, and be it
RESOLVED, That the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors forward a copy of this resolution to the assemblymen from this county, the senator from this senatorial district and to the Highway Department of the State of New York.
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF DUTCHESS. ss. :
This is to certify that I, the undersigned, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Dutchess, have compared the foregoing copy of resolution with the original now on file in the office of said Clerk, and which was adopted by the said Board of Supervisors on the 13th day of February, 1922, and that the same is a true transcript of said resolution and of the whole thereof.
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In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said Board of Supervisors this 13th day of February, 1922.
EVERETT H. TRAVIS,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
On motion of Mr. Silleck the resolution adopted by the Board of Super- visors of Dutchess County was indorsed by this Board and the Clerk was in- structed to mail copies of said resolution to the Senator and Assemblyman of this district.
The completed Tax Rolls of the six towns in the County were then pre- sented as February 27th, was the date fixed for signing them and attaching the warrants thereto.
Mr. Jennings offered the following resolution :
RESOLVED, That the taxes as extended on the tax rolls of the several Towns presented to the Supervisors be and are hereby confirmed, and that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board be directed to sign the Tax Rolls and attach the seal of Putnam County to the same and that the warrants be issued to the Collectors of the several Towns for the collection of taxes as extended on said Rolls.
The Resolution was adopted.
Mr. Jennings also offered the following resolution which was adopted :
RESOLVED, That at the expiration of the time of any warrant, the County Treasurer is hereby authorized to extend the time not beyond the 15th day of April, 1922, and to exact a bond from the Collector, approved by the Supervisor of his Town, in double the amount of the tax remaining uncollected.
The Chairman and Clerk of the Board then proceeded to sign the several Tax Rolls and attach the warrants thereto and affix the seal of Putnam County to them.
On motion the Board adjourned for lunch.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board re-assembled at 1:00 p. m., all members present except Mr. Ganong. The bond of Lansing-Broas Printing Co., Inc., of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for the faithful performance of their printing the Proceedings for 1921, was pre- sented and on motion approved.
On motion the Board adjourned.
MONTHLY MEETING
March 6, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors met in their rooms at Carmel, N. Y., on Monday, March 6, 1922, for the regular monthly meeting for March. On roll call all members were present.
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The minutes of the meeting of February 27, 1922, were read and on motion approved.
The audit of bills was then taken up and the following allowed :
Claimed Allowed
75 Townsend Brothers, Supplies for Indigent Person.
$22.00
$22.00
76 J. L. Foshay, Supplies for County Farm
50.64
50.64
77 Wallace T. Secord, Board of Prisoners
504.00
504.00
78 C. A. Rundall, Rent for Indigent Person
19.00
19.00
79 C. A. Rundall, Rent for Indigent Person
4.00
4.00
80 New York Telephone Co., Telephone Service.
94.23
94.23
81 Gail Eastwood, Care of Indigent Person
22.00
22.00
82 Gail Eastwood, Supplies for County Farm
155.00
155.00
83 Oscar Bailey, Insurance
156.86
156.86
84 S. G. Cornish & Son, Supplies for County Farm.
36.10
36.10
85 Aaron Fineburg, Supplies
30.50
30.50
86
J. W. Donegan, Supplies for County Jail
4.50
4.50
87
J. W. Donegan, Supplies for Court House
47.20
47.20
89
Maryland Casualty Co., District Attorney's Bond.
2.50
2.50
91
N. Hancock, Overseer of the Poor
18.60
18.60
93
J. W. Donegan, Supplies for County Jail
24.58
24.58
94
J. W. Donegan, Supplies for County Farm
98.99
98.99
95 W. J. Corbin, Jailor and Janitor
90.00
90.00
96 Ruth E. Townsend, Stenographer
60.00
60.00
97
Florence M. Smith, Stenographer
55.00
55.00
98
J. W. Donegan, Supplies for Clerk's Office
17.20
17.20
99
Carmel Light & Power Co., Electricity
90.36
90.36
101
James H. Barrett, Care of Child
16.00
16.00
102
Gail Eastwood, Care of Child
27.00
27.00
103
H. B. Stephens, Sheriff
225.43
225.43
104
Aaron Fineberg, Supplies
26.00
26.00
105
Edward Ganong, Burial
50.00
50.00
106
Perry & Reilley, Supplies for Indigent Person.
39.67
39.67
108
Hannah Conley, Care of Indigent Person ..
50.00
50.00
109
Oscar Bailey, Premium on Deputy Sheriff Bond.
15.00
15.00
110
E. D. Dixon, Conveying Patient
10.00
10.00
111
The Children's Village, Care of Child
36.44
36.44
112
W. D. Smalley, Blacksmithing
38.33
38.33
113
Colored Orphan Asylum, Care of Children
44.29
44.29
114
Dr. E. R. Richie, Laboratory Supplies.
110.00
110.00
115
William M. Gillett, Labor at County Farm
12.00
12.00
116
Thomas W. Jaycox, Supplies for Indigent Person.
85.44
85.44
117
W. H. Schuman, Supplies for Sheriff's Office.
1.50
1.50
118
Margaret G. Austin, Services to County Treasurer.
30.00
30.00
119 E. Roberts Richie, Professional Services
5.00
5.00
121
Macmillan Book Co., Supplies for County Judge.
27.90
27.90
122
The Lawyers Co-operative Pub. Co., Supplies County Judge .
for
15.00
15.00
123
W. & L. E. Gurley, Supplies for Sealer of Weights and Measures
12.90
12.90
124 Samuel W. Bowne Mem. Hosp., Care of Patient.
40.00
40.00
88 E. A. Beale, Repairs to Court House
175.88
175.88
90 Elizabeth Young, Board of Child
12.00
12.00
92 Annie Wise, Care of Child
12.00
12.00
100
Carmel Light & Power Co., Electricity
87.78
87.78
120 Macmillan Book Co., Supplies for County Judge.
26.65
26.65
No.
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125 State Charities Aid Association, Care of Children.
54.60
54.60
126 Edward S. Agor Co., Clerk's Expenses
28.34
28.34
127 Department of Correction, Care of Prisoners.
164.16
164.16
128 Benj. D. Benson & Sons, Supplies for County Treasurer
54.50
54.50
129 J. B. Lyons Co., Supplies for County Judge.
10.00
10.00
130
Howard Tuttle, Supplies
60.00
60.00
132
Susan Hadden, Care of Indigent Person
25.00
25.00
133
Nellie V. Sloat, Stenographer
5.50
5.50
134
E. Fowler & Son, Inc., Auto Hire
7.50
7.50
135
Samuel W. Bowne Mem. Hosp., Care of Patient.
40.00
40.00
136
N. L. Tompkins, Supplies for County Farm
57.60
57.60
137
Townsend Bros., Supplies for County Farm
46.20
46.20
138
C. C. Bumford, Supplies for County Farm.
58.40
58.40
139
The Worrell Mfg. Co., Supplies for County Farm.
70.00
70.00
140
Otis Ganong, Labor at County Farm
26.00
26.00
141
Lawrence Denning, Labor at County Farm.
10.00
10.00
142
Sherman Resseque, Labor at County Farm
7.00
7.00
143
James Graham, Labor at County Farm
20.00
20.00
144 R. B. Wixom, Labor at County Farm
20.00
20.00
Moved and carried to adjourn.
MONTHLY MEETING
April 3, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors met in their rooms at Carmel on Monday, April 3, 1922, for the regular monthly meeting for April. On roll call all members were present but Mr. Bailey. On motion of Mr. Foshay, Mr. Jennings was chosen Chairman Protem.
The minutes of the meeting of March 6th were read and approved. A com- munication from Hon. J. Bennett Southard relative to Sec. 921 of the code of criminal procedure in relation to compulsory maintenance of children by parents was read and ordered placed on file. -
Miss Mary Helen Smith, the social worker for Putnam County, came before the Board and reported that she had been devoting most of her time for the last few weeks to the tuberculosis cases of the County, also stated that the three beds in the Bowne Memorial Hospital were all occupied at present. She also stated that there were 19 children that were County charges that she hoped to be able to place most of these in free boarding homes as soon as possible.
The audit of bills was then taken up and the following allowed :
No
Claimed Allowed
145 W J. Corbin, Jailor and Janitor
$90.00
$90.00
146 Carmel Light & Power Co., Electricity
.
83.98
83.98
147 N. Wittenberg, Supplies for County Farm
30.00
30.00
148 Edmund D. Foshay, Postage ....
6.00
6.00
On motion the Board adjourned.
47.35
47.35
131
Ruth E. Townsend, Stenographer
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AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board re-assembled at 1:30 p. m. On roll call all members were pres- ent except Mr. Bailey.
The audit of bills was then taken up and the following allowed :
Claimed Allowed
No.
149 Florence M. Smith, Stenographer
$50.60
$50.60
150 Hannah R. Cargill, Care of Indigent Person ..
25.00
25.00
151 Perry & Reilley, Supplies for Indigent Person ..
84.16
84.16
152 Thomas W. Jaycox, Supplies for Indigent Person.
47.29
47.29
153 Perry & Reilly, Supplies for Indigent Person.
50.87
50.87
154 Mrs. W. T. Secord, Matron Co. Jail
75.00
75.00
155 Lawrence Denning, Labor at Co. Farm.
10.00
10.00
156
Herbert E. Northrup, Supplies for County Farm
10.50
10.50
157 Leonard Sloat, Labor at Co. Farm
10.00
10.00
158 Coleman Shear, Labor at Co. Farm
18.00
18.00
159
Albert Robinson, Labor at Co. Farm
21.25
21.25
160
William Wade, Labor at Co. Farm
30.00
30.00
161
American Surety Co. Treasurer's Bond
18.00
18.00
162
Chas. E. Houghtaling, Supplies for Co. Judge.
2.50
2.50
163
J. L. Foshay, Supplies for County Farm
10.06
10.06
164
James H. Barrett, Care of Child
8.00
8.00
165
C. C. Bumford, Supplies for County Farm.
52.58
52.58
166
Bowne Memorial Hospital, Care of Patient.
50.00
50.00
167
Ruth E. Townsend, Stenographer
60.00
60.00
168
W. D. Smalley, Repairs to County Farm
38.10
38.10
169
State Charities Aid Asso., Care of Children.
60.00
60.00
1.0 Annie Wise, Care of Child
12.00
12.00
171 Elizabeth Young, Care of Child
12.00
12.00
172 Robert S. Cleaver, Professional Services
49.00
49.00
173
Robert S. Cleaver, Medical Attendance
13.00
13.00
174
C. A. Rundall, Rent for Indigent Person
4.00
4.00
175
C. A. Rundall, Rent for Indigent Person
19.00
19.00
On motion of Mr. Colwell, the Clerk was instructed to make requisition through the County Superintendent of Highways for a two-ton truck for the Town of Philipstown.
Mr. Silleck moved that the Clerk secure the necessary Assessment Rolls and Tax Rolls and Collectors' receipt books for the several towns of the County. Motion carried.
On motion the Board adjourned.
MONTHLY MEETING
May 1, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors met in their rooms at Carmel on Monday, May 1, 1922, for the regular monthly meeting for May. On roll call all members were present but Mr. Silleck.
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The minutes of the previous meeting were read and on motion approved. Miss Mary Helen Smith, the social worker of the County, came before the Board and reported that she was making progress in her work.
On motion the Board adjourned for lunch.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board re-assembled at 1:00 p. m. Members all present. Harry Ferris, the Fire Warden for Putnam County, came before the Board and explained his duties as forest ranger and asked for the co-operation of each Supervisor to save the forest from being destroyed by fire.
Mr. Ganong offered the following resolution :
WHEREAS, The legislature of the State of New York, has provided for the establishment of Children's Courts in the various Counties of the State of New York, and
WHEREAS, J. Bennett Southard, County Judge of the County of Putnam, and the Members of the Board of Supervisors of said County have certified that in their opinion the County Judge of said County, already in office, can adequately perform the duties of Judge of the Children's Court in addition to the duties already imposed by law, now therefore be it
RESOLVED, That no election shall be held in the County of Putnam to choose a Judge of the Children's Court in and for said County, and be it further
RESOLVED, That an election to choose a Judge of the Children's Court in and for the County of Putnam is not necessary and that the County Judge of the County of Putnam perform the additional duties conferred upon him as provided by such statute.
Resolution adopted.
The audit of bills was then taken up and the following allowed :
No
Claimed Allowed
176
Wallace T. Secord, Board of Prisoners
$565.60
$565.60
177 James H. Barrett, Care of Child
8.00
8.00
178 James Graham, Labor at County Farm
20.00
20.00
179
William M. Gillett, Labor at County Farm
12.00
12.00
180
Dr. W. H. Boynton, Medical Assistance
722.25
722.25
181
Russell B. Wixom, Expenses
20.00
20.00
182
E. Roberts Ritchie, Examination
10.00
10.00
183
E. Roberts Ritchie, Medical Attendance
6.00
6.00
184
Harlem Printing Shop, Supplies
4.85
4.85
185
Nellie V. Sloat, Stenographer
37.75
37.75
186
Danbury Hospital, Care of Patient
79.00
79.00
187
Ruth E. Townsend, Stenographer
60.00
60.00
188
Perry & Reilley, Supplies
41.96
41.96
189
James G. Ladue, Rent
30.00
30.00
190
O'Hara Bros, Auto Hire
20.00
20.00
191
Margaret B. Townsend, Nursing
70.00
70.00
192
Oscar Bailey, Insurance
72.50
72.50
193
W. H. Schuman, Supplies
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15.00
15.000
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194 W. H. Schuman, Supplies
72.18
72.18
195 Florence M. Smith, Stenographer
50.00
50.00
196 George Bell, Deputy Sheriff
19.00
19.00
197 .Yale & Stannard, Cattle for County Farm
825.00
825.00
198 Cynthia Wixom, Expense for Labor
22.00
22.00
199 James H. Dakin, Overseer of Poor
4.00
4.00
200 Danbury Hospital, Care of Patients
209.50
142.00
201 Gail Eastwood, Care of Child and Fuel
34.00
34.00
202 J. L. Foshay, Supplies for County Farm
28.86
28.86
On motion of Mr. Silleck, Mr. Ganong the Committee on County Buildings, was instructed to advertise for bids for the painting of the Court House and Barn. The same to be presented on or before 12 o'clock M., June 5, 1922.
On motion the Board adjourned until Monday, May 8, 1922.
ADJOURNED MEETING
May 8, 1922.
The Board met in their rooms at Carmel on Monday, May 8, 1922, pursu- ant to adjournment. On roll call all members were present. The minutes of the meeting of May 1, 1922, were read and approved.
The audit of bills was then taken up and the following allowed :
No
Claimed Allowed
203 A. F. Lobdell, Supplies
$100.00
$100.00
204 New York Telephone Co., Telephone Service
95.53
95.53
205 Chas. D. Townsend, Care of Child
58.50
58.50
206 Estate of Austin Mullarkey, Supplies
9.91
9.91
207
William Gillett, Labor at County Farm
12.00
12.00
208
Est. Samuel Trimble, Salary .
50.00
50.00
209 Albert Robinson, Labor at County Farm
45.00
45.00
210
Russell B. Wixom, Expenses
7.60
7.60
211 James Graham, Labor at County Farm
20.00
20.00
212
C. C. Bumford, Supplies for County Farm
81.04
81.04
213 Edward S. Agor, County Clerk, Postage
10.79
10.79
214 Annie Wise, Care of Child
12.00
12.00
215 J. J. Sunsnitzky, Supplies
26.09
26.09
On motion the Board adjourned for lunch.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board re-assembled at 1:00 p. m. On roll call all members were pres- ent. Richard Mitchell, County Superintendent of Highways for Putnam County, came before the Board and informed them that there was a two-ton truck at Syracuse which would be awarded to Putnam County if any of the towns wanted it and he suggested that Mr. Jennings and Mr. Foshay consult their Town Superintendents and ascertain if either of the Towns wanted to take it and to let him know at their earliest convenience.
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The audit of bills was then taken up and the following allowed :
Claimed Allowed
216 John G. Comskey, Trucking
$7.50
$7.50
M. C. Porter & Son, Supplies for County Farm.
28.00
28.00
217 218 John G. Comskey, Trucking
8.50
8.50
219 Herbert E. Northrup. Supplies for County Farm.
4.00
4.00
220 August Carlson, Labor at County Farm
15.00
15.00
221 Thomas F. Cane, Supplies for County Farm
57.72
57.72
222 C. A. Rundall, Rent
7.00
7.00
223
C. A. Rundall, Rent
4.00
4.00
224
Children's Village, Care of Child
35.11
35.11
225
A. F. Lobdell, Supplies
49.90
49.90
226
Agor Bros., Supplies
66.64
€6.64
227
Carmel Light & Power Co., Electricity
65.27
65.27
228
A. F. Lobdell. Supplies
22.75
22.75
229
L. E. Nichols, Supplies for County Farm
85.50
85.50
230
W. J. Corbin. Jailor and Janitor
90.00
90.00
231
J. W. Donegan, Supplies
38.33
38.33
233
A. F. Lobdell. Supplies
24.35
24.35
234
Est. Austin Mullarkey, Supplies
10.89
10.89
235
Est. Austin Mullarkey. Supplies
5.65
5.65
236
Townsend Brothers, Supplies
39.60
39.60
237
State Charities Aid Association. Care of Children.
48.64
48.64
238
Samuel Kelley. Supplies for County Farm
92.00
92.00
239
Charles Huff, Supplies for County Farm
28.80
28.80
240
Third Order of St. Francis, Care of Children.
903.00
903.00
241
Samuel W. Bowne Mem. Hospital, Care of Patient.
40.00
40.00
242
Dr. H. F. Hart, Examination
10.00
10.00
243
Colored Orphan Asylum, Care of Children
44.29
44.29
244
Colored Orphan Asylum, Care of Children
40.00
40.00
245
The Children's Village, Care of Children
32.93
32.93
246
The Children's Village, Care of Children
36.56
36.56
247
N. Y. State Hospital. Care of Patient
13.71
13.71
248
Townsend Bros., Supplies for County Farm
128.81
128.81
249
Dr. L. H. Miller, Professional Services
58.50
58.50
250
The Worrell Mig. Co., Supplies for County Jail
132.98
132.98
251
Colored Orphan Asylum, Care of Children.
42.86
42.86
252
Dennison Mfg. Co., Supplies
5.39
5.39
On motion the Board adjourned.
MONTHLY MEETING
June 5, 1922.
The Board met in their rooms at Carmel on Monday, June 5, 1922, for the regular monthly meeting for June. On roll call all members were present. The minutes of the meeting of May 8, 1922 were read and on motion approved. Miss Mary Helen Smith, the social worker for Putnam County, came before the Board and reported that she was making progress in her work. The time for the open- ing of the bids for the painting of the County Buildings having arrived, the Clerk was instructed to proceed to open those received, which are as follows :
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J. W. Donegan, Supplies
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To the Board of Supervisors, of Putnam County.
Carmel, June 5, 1922.
We hereby submit the following estimate on County Buildings as per speci- fications in County papers, the best white lead and oil to be used to complete. job, for the sum of Four Hundred and Forty-five Dollars and Fifty Cents ($445.50).
(Signed) WILCOX & OUTHOUSE,
Carmel, N. Y., May 24, 1922.
Board of Supervisors, Committee on Painting.
Dear Sirs :
I herewith wish to bid $739.50, Seven Hundred and Thirty-Nine Dollars and Fifty Cents, to do a two-coat job on Court House, Jail, Fence, and Office Build- ing, as you advertised.
Yours very truly, HARRY B. BROCK.
Pawling, N. Y., June 2, 1922.
Dear Sirs :
I will paint County Buildings two coats as said in the paper, furnishing all paint material and labor using the best Atlantic white lead and raw oil, doing a first class job for $2,669.00 (Two Thousand and Sixty-nine Dollars), half pay- ment after first coat of paint is on all buildings (half $1,334.50).
Respectfully, W. F. BLAUVELT,
Pawling, N. Y.
June 5, 1922.
Mr. Edward Ganong, Supervisors Committee on County Building, Carmel, N. Y.
My dear Mr. Ganong :
I will furnish necessary labor and materials to paint County Buildings, as per "Notice to Painters" in the Brewster Standard, for the sum of Eight Hun- dred and Fifty Dollars ($850.00).
Very truly yours, P. GAY SMITH.
Carmel, June 5, 1922.
Edward Ganong :
I, Ralph Pringle, hereby agree to furnish all labor and material to paint County Buildings according to specifications, using Atlantic lead and Atlantic oil and doing in every respect the labor as specified for the sum of $900.00. RALPH PRINGLE, (per E. M. P.)
Mr. John Smith, Election Commissioner for Putnam County, came before the Board and asked that some action be taken on the printing of enrollment
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books for Putnam County. On motion the following books were ordered printed for the several towns.
Carmel 100 Books 40 66
Kent
Patterson 60
Putnam Valley 40
Philipstown
140 6
Southeast
100
On motion the Board adjourned for lunch.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board re-assembled at 1:00 p. m., all members present. On motion of Mr. Foshay, Mr. Ganong the Committee on County Buildings, was instructed to have a contract drawn and signed by Wilcox & Outhouse and present same at the next meeting of the Board. The following communication was read :
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