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Superintendents of the Poor .- 1827, Aaron Morehouse, Alpheus Goodrich, Jesse Robertson, Hugh Hawkins, Rockwell Putnam, Earl Stimson, David Benedict, David Garnsy, Jonathan Lapham, Elisha Powel, Christopher Earl; 1828, Hugh Hawkins, E. Powell, C. Earl, A. Goodrich, Moses Williams; 1831, E. Powell, H. Hawkins, Aaron Morehouse, C. Earl; 1832, E. Powell, H. Hawkins, A. Morehouse; 1833, E. Powell, A. Morehouse, Samuel Smith; 1835, E. Powell, Lebbeus Booth, William Hawkins; 1842, W. Hawkins, John Wait, Edward W. Lee; 1844, L. Booth, Abra- ham Middlebrook, James H. Speir; 1847, John Kelly, John Wait, William W. Arn- old; 1848, Calvin Wheeler, Abraham Middlebrook, William A. Mundell; 1849, Rob- ert Gardner; 1850, Calvin Wheeler; 1851, Abraham Middlebrook; 1852, Robert Gardner; 1853, Samuel Rue; 1854, Abraham Middlebrook; 1855, Robert Gardner; 1856. Samuel Rue; 1857, Harmon G. Sweeney; 1858, Robert Gardner: 1859, Henry Wright; 1860, David Rowley; 1861, Richard Hewitt; 1862, Henry Wright; 1863, Henry Holmes; 1864, David Rowley; 1865, Alexander Davidson; 1866, Henry Holmes and James Tripp (vice Rowley, deceased); 1867, James Tripp; 1868, Alex- ander Davidson; 1869, Thomas Sweet; 1870, James Tripp; 1871, Zimri Lawrence; 1872, Alexander Davidson; 1873, James Tripp; 1874, Zimri Lawrence; 1875, George W. King; 1876, James Tripp; 1877, Gilbert P. Rowley ; 1878, George W. King; 1879, James Tripp; 1880, G. P. Rowley ; 1881, G. W. King; 1882, Adam Mott, Charles W. Spaulding ; 1884, John P. Crouch; 1885, Henry Clark; 1886, James D. Stiles ; 1887, John A. Kathan ; 1888, Henry Clark; 1892, Joseph H. Alexander; 1895, Charles W. Spaulding.1
Deputy Superintendents of Common Schools (Act of 1841) .- 1841, Alanson Smith; 1843-1845, Seabury Allen.
School Commissioners .- 1856, Samuel Tompkins, first district; Anson M. Boyce, second district. 1858, Charles D. Seeley, first district; Anson M. Boyce, second dis-
1 Prior to 1832 the superintendents of the poor were chosen by the supervisors ; from 1832 to 1842 they were appointed by the Court of Common Pleas and supervisors ; from 1842 to 1818 they were again chosen by the supervisors, and since 1849 have been elected by the people.
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trict. 1861, Seymour Chase, first; Walton W. French, second. 1864, Thonias Mc- Kindley, first; Henry Wilcox, jr., second. 1867, Neil Gilmour, first; Henry Wilcox, jr., second. 1870, Seth Whalen, first ; Oscar F. Stiles, second. 1873, Neil Gilmour,1 first; Oscar F. Stiles, second. 1876, Nelson L. Roe, first; John W. Shurter, second. 1879, William L. Hoyt; 1882, James G. Weedon; 1885, James F. McCormick ; 1888, Will- iam N. Harris; 1891, George H. West, first; A. Edson Hall, second. John T. Rice, vice A. E. Hall (resigned), appointed December 5, 1895, term expired December 31, 1896. Frank L. Smith, vice George H. West (resigned), appointed November 12, 1895, term expired December 31, 1896. 1897, Frank L. Smith, first; John T. Rice second.
REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
James Gordon, Ballston, 1791-1795; John Thompson, Stillwater, 1799-1801; Beriah Palmer, Ballston, 1803-1805; John Thompson, Stillwater, 1807-1811 ; John W. Taylor, Ballston, 1813-1833; John Cramer, Waterford, 1833-1837; Anson Brown, Milton, 1839-1840; Nicholas B. Doe, Waterford, 1843-1845; Hugh White, Waterford, 1845- 1851; James B. McKean, Saratoga Springs, 1851-1863; James M. Marvin, Saratoga Springs, 1863-1869; Henry H. Hathorn, Saratoga Springs, 1871-1877; George West, Ballston Spa, 1881-1883 and 1885-1887.
STATE OFFICERS RESIDING IN SARATOGA COUNTY.
Reuben Hyde Walworth, chancellor, 1828-1847; Esek Cowen, justice of the Su- preme Court, 1836-1844; John Willard, justice of the Supreme Court, 1847-1853; Augustus Bockes, justice of the Supreme Court, 1855; also from 1860 to 1888; John R. Putnam, justice of the Supreme Court, 1888 to 1900; Samuel Young, secretary of state, 1842-1845; James M. Cook, comptroller, 1854-1856; James M. Cook, treasurer, 1852; Samuel Young, canal commissioner, 1816-1842; George W. Chapman, canal commissioner, 1870-1872; James M. Cook, superintendent of banking, 1856-1861; Samuel Young, ex-officio superintendent of common schools, 1842-1845; Gideon Hawley, superintendent of common schools, 1813-1821; Neil Gilmour, superintend- ent of public instruction, 1874-1883; Silas Seymour, state engineer and surveyor, 1881-1883.
STATE SENATORS RESIDING IN SARATOGA COUNTY.
1794-1805 .- Jacobus Van Schoonhoven, Half Moon.
1796-1804 .- James Gordon, Ball's Town.
1806-1809 .- Adam Comstock, Hadley.
1810-1813 .- John Stearns, Half Moon.
1814-1817 .- Samuel Stewart, Half Hoon.
1815 .- Guert Van Schoonhoven, Half Moon.
1818-1821. - Samuel Young, Ball's Town. 1822 .- John L. Viele, Waterford.
1823-1825 .- John Cramer, Waterford.
1826-1829 .- John L. Viele, Waterford.
1 Appointed State Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1874; Henry L. Grose appointed to fill vacancy.
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1830-1833 .-- Isaac Gere, Galway.
1835-1840 .- Samuel Young, Ballston.
1841-1842 .- John W. Taylor, Ballston.
1846-1847 .-- Samuel Young, Ballston.
1848-1857 .- James M. Cook, Milton. 1858-1859 .- George G. Scott, Milton.
1860-1861 .- Isaiah Blood, Milton.
1862 .- John Willard, Saratoga Springs.
1864-1865 .- James M. Cook, Saratoga Springs.
1870 .- Isaiah Blood,1 Milton.
1882-1883. -- Alexander B. Bancus,2 Saratoga.
1888-1889 .-- John Foley, Saratoga Springs.
1890-1895 .- Harvey J. Donaldson, Milton.
1896 -.- Edgar T. Brackett, Saratoga Springs.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
(From Albany county, residing in that part which subsequently was set off to form Saratoga county.)
1777-1780 .- James Gordon, Ball's Town.
1780-1781 .- James Gordon, Ball's Town; Dirck Swart, Stillwater.
1781-1782 .- George Palmer and Dirck Swart, Stillwater.
1782-1783 .- Dirck Swart.
1783-1784,-James Gordon, Dirck Swart.
1784-1785 .- Dirck Swart.
1785-1786 .- James Gordon ; Jacobus Van Schoonhoven, Half Moon.
1787-1788 .- James Gordon.
1788-1789 .- John Thompson, Stillwater.
1789-1790 .- James Gordon.
1790-1791 .- Jacobus Van Schoonhoven; Sidney Berry, Saratoga. (From Saratoga County.)
1792 .- Sidney Berry, Saratoga; Elias Palmer, Stillwater; Andrew Mitchell, Balls- ton; Benjamin Rosencrans, Half Moon.
1793 .- Adam Comstock, Milton; John Ball, Milton; Beriah Palmer, Ballston ; Sidney Berry, Saratoga.
1794 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; Beriah Palmer, Ballston; John Ball, Milton; John McClelland, Galway.
1795 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; John B. Schuyler, Saratoga; Beriah Palmer, Ballston; Jabez Davis, Ballston.
1796 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; John McClelland, Galway; Elias Palmer, Stillwater; John Bleecker, Stillwater.
1797 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; Samuel Clark, Stillwater; John Taylor, Charl- ton; Seth C. Baldwin, Ballston; John McClelland, Galway.
1798 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; Seth C. Baldwin, Ballston; Samuel Clark, Stillwater; Aaron Gregory, Milton; Douw J. Fonda, Stillwater.
1 Died in office, November, 1870.
2 Elected February 28, 1882, at special election, to succeed Webster Wagner, who died in office January 13, 1882.
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1799 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; Seth C. Baldwin, Ballston; Samuel Clark, Stillwater; Henry Carl, jr., Charlton; James Warren, Galway.
1800 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; Samuel Clark, Stillwater; Daniel Bull, Sara- toga; James Warren, Galway; Edward A. Watrous, Ballston.
1801 .- Adam Comstock, Greenfield; Daniel Bull, Saratoga; Henry Carl, jr., Charlton ; James Warren, Galway; James Merrill, Milton.
1802 .- Adam Comstock, Hadley; Henry Carl, jr., Charlton; James Warren, Gal- way; Edward A. Watrous, Ballston.
1803 .- Adam Comstock, Hadley ; Samuel Clark, Malta; Gideon Goodrich, Milton ; Othniel Looker.
1804 .- Adam Comstock, Hadley; John Hunter, Stillwater; Samuel Lewis, North- umberland; Othniel Looker.
1805 .- Samuel Clark, Malta; Asahel Porter, Greenfield; William Carpenter, Prov- idence; David Rogers, Ballston.
1806 .-- Jesse Mott, Saratoga; Asahel Porter, Greenfield; John Cramer, Halfmoon; John McClelland, Galway.
1807 .- Jesse Mott, Saratoga; Gideon Goodrich, Milton; Chauncey Belding, Charl- ton ; David Rogers, Ballston.
1808 .- John McClelland, Galway; Chauncey Belding, Charlton; Solomon Child, Greenfield; Jesse Mott, Saratoga.
1809 .- Solomon Child, Greenfield; Nehemiah Conde, Galway; David Rogers, Ballston ; Daniel L. Van Antwerp, Stillwater.
1810 .- Samuel Lewis, Northumberland; Calvin Wheeler, Providence; Joel Lee, Milton ; Daniel L. Van Antwerp, Stillwater.
1811 .- John Cramer, Halfmoon; Jesse Mott, Saratoga; Jeremy Rockwell, Hadley ; David Rogers, Ballston.
1812 .-- John W. Taylor, Hadley; Joel Keeler, Milton; Zebulon Mott, Halfmoon; Avery Starkweather, Galway.
1813 .- John W. Taylor, Hadley; John Prior, Greenfield; Caleb Holmes, Charlton ; Calvin Wheeler, Providence.
1814 .- Samuel Young, Ballston; Nicholas W. Angle, Moreau ; Avery Starkweather, Galway; John Dunning. Malta.
1815 .- Samuel Young, Ballston; Richard Ketchum, Stillwater; Howell Gardiner, Greenfield; Benjamin Cowles, Hadley.
1816 .-- Asa C. Barney, Greenfield; George Cramer, Saratoga; Isaac Gere, Galway ; William Hamilton, Halfmoon.
1817 .- Herman Gansevoort, Northumberland; John Hamilton, Edinburgh ; Zebulon Mott, Halfmoon ; John Petit, Greenfield.
1818 .- Elisha Powell, Milton; John Gibson, Ballston; Earl Stimson, Galway; Staats Morris, Stillwater.
1819 .- Joel Keeler, Milton; John Rogers, jr., Charlton ; William Hamilton, Orange; Abner Carpenter, Malta.
1820 .- Billy J. Clark, Moreau; Elisha Powell, Milton; Abraham Moe, Halfmoon; Jonathan Delano, jr., Providence.
1821 .- Zebulon Mott, Halfmoon ; John Rogers, jr., Charlton; Herman Gansevoort, Northumberland; John House, Waterford.
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1822 .- John Prior, Greenfield; John Gilchrist, Charlton; Conrad Cramer, North- umberland; Thomas Collamer, Malta.
1823 .- Valentine Campbell, Stillwater; Samuel Belding, Charlton; John Petit, Greenfield.
1824 .- Isaac Gere, Galway; Jermy Rockwell, Hadley; James McCrea, Ballston.
1825 .- Alpheus Goodrich, Milton; Philip Schuyler, Saratoga; Nicholas B. Doe, Waterford.
1826 .- Samuel Young, Ballston; Thomas Dibble, Corinth; David Benedict, Still- water.
1827 .- Howell Gardiner, Greenfield; John Gilchrist, Charlton; Nicholas Enright, jr., Halfmoon.
1828 .- Alpheus Goodrich, Milton; Thomas Hyland, Northumberland; Eli M. Todd, Waterford.
1829 .- Gilbert Waring, Saratoga Springs; Joshua Mandeville, Waterford; Calvin Wheeler, Providence.
1830 .- William Shepherd, Clifton Park; Seth Perry, Wilton; Samuel Stewart, Waterford.
1831-Howell Gardiner, Greenfield; John Gilchrist, Charlton; Oran G. Otis, Milton.
1832 .- Oran G. Otis, Milton; James Brisbin, jr., Saratoga; Ebenezer Couch, Gal- way.
1833 .- George Reynolds, Moreau; Ephraim Stevens, Clifton Park; Ebenezer Couch, Galway,
1834 .- Eli M. Todd, Waterford; Thomas J. Marvin, Saratoga Springs; Solomon Ellithorp, Edinburgh.
1835 .- Asahel Philo, Halfmoon; William B. Van Benthuysen, Saratoga; Ely Beecher, Edinburgh.
1836 .- Joel Lee, Milton; David Benedict, Stillwater; Samuel Stimson, Day.
1837 .- Seabury Allen, Providence; Halsey Rogers, Moreau.
1838 .- Calvin Wheeler, Providence; Walter Van Veghten, Saratoga.
1839 .- Calvin Wheeler, Providence; John Stewart, Waterford.
1840 .- John Stewart, Waterford; Daniel Stewart, Hadley.
1841 .- Abijah Peck, jr., Clifton Park; Jesse H. Mead, Galway.
1842 .- John Cramer, Waterford; Halsey Rogers, Moreau.
1843 .- Azariah E. Stimson, Galway; Lyndes Emerson, Wilton.
1844 .- James Groom, Clifton Park; Ezra Wilson, Greenfield.
1845 .- William Wilcox, Saratoga; Edward Edwards, Corinth.
1846 .- James M. Marvin, Saratogs Springs; Chauncey Boughton, Halfmoon.
1847 .- Thomas C. Morgan, Waterford; Joseph Daniels, Greenfield.
1848 .- First district, Cady Hollister, Ballston; second district, George Payne, Moreau.
1849 .- First, Roscius R. Kennedy, Clifton Park; second, William W. Rockwell, Hadley.
1850 .- First, James Noxon, Halfmoon; second, Frederick J. Wing, Greenfield. .
1851 .- First, Abraham Leggett, Stillwater; second, John L. Perry, Saratoga Springs.
1852 .- First, Isaiah Blood, Milton; second, Alexander H. Palmer, Hadley.
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1853 .- First, William Cary, Halfmoon; second, Henry Holmes, Saratoga.
1854 .- First, George W. Neilson, Stillwater; second, Joseph Baucus, Northumber- land.
1855 .- First, Cornelius Schuyler, Ballston; second, John Terhune, Northumber- land.
1856 .- First, George G. Scott, Milton; second, Joseph Baucus, Northumberland.
1857 .- First, George G. Scott, Milton ; second, Samuel J. Mott, Saratoga.
1858 .- First, Chauncey Boughton, Halfmoon; second, Tabor B. Reynolds, Wilton. 1859 .- First, Chauncey Boughton, Halfmoon; second, George S. Batcheller, Edin- burgh.
1860 .- First, John Fulton, Waterford; second, Judiah Ellsworth, Saratoga Springs. 1861 .- First, John Fulton, Waterford; second, James Sumner, jr., Providence.
1862 .- First, John Fulton, Waterford; second, Nathaniel M. Houghton, Corinth. 1863 .- First, Ira Brockett, Galway; second, N. M. Houghton, Corinth.
1864 .- First, Ira Brockett, Galway; second, Edward Edwards, Corinth.
1865 .- First, George W. Chapman, Milton; second, Edward Edwards, Corinth.
1866 .- First, Truman G. Younglove, Halfmoon; second, Austin L. Reynolds, Mo- reau.
1867 .- First, T. G. Younglove, Halfmoon; second, A. L. Reynolds, Moreau. 1868 .- First, T. G. Younglove, Halfmoon; second, Alembert Pond, Saratoga Springs.
1869 .- First, T. G. Younglove, Halfmoon ; second, De Witt C. Hoyt, Greenfield. 1870 .- First, Isaiah Fuller, Galway; second, Seymour Ainsworth, Saratoga Springs.
1871 .- First, Isaiah Fuller, Galway; second, Joseph W. Hill, Saratoga Springs.
1872 .- First, George West, Milton ; second, N. M. Houghton, Corinth.
1873 .- First, George West, Milton; second, George S. Batcheller, Saratoga Springs. 1874 .- First, George West, Milton ; second, George S. Batcheller, Saratoga Springs. 1875 .- First, George West, Milton; second, N. M. Houghton, Corinth.
1876 .- First, George West, Milton; second, Isaac Noyes, jr., Edinburgh.
1877 .- First, George W. Neilson, Stillwater: second, Isaac Noyes, jr., Edinburgh. 1878 .- First, George W. Neilson, Stillwater; second, Daniel H. Deyoe, Northumber- land.
1879 .- First, Edward Stewart; second, Daniel H. Deyoe.
1880 .- First, Benjamin F. Baker; second, Delcour S. Potter.
1881 .- First, Benjamin F. Baker; second, Delcour S. Potter.
1882 .- First, Benjamin F. Baker; second, Delcour S. Potter. 1883 .- First, William B. Consalus; second, Henry S. Clement. 1884 .- First, Daniel C. Briggs; second, Thomas Noxon.
1885 .- First, Daniel C. Briggs; second, Bartlett B. Grippin.
1886 .- First, William M. Donald; second, George Sherman Batcheller.
1887 .- First, John H. Burke; second, Bartlett B. Grippin. 1888 .-- First, Harvey J. Donaldson; second, Bartlett B. Grippin.
1889 .- First, Harvey J. Donaldson; second, George S. Batcheller.
1890 .-- First, Cornelius R. Sheffer; second, Frank M. Boyce.
1891 .- First, Cornelius R. Sheffer ; second, Lewis Varney. 1892 .- First, Frank L. Smith; second, Lewis Varney.
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1893.1-James Frank Terry. 1894 .- James Frank Terry.
1895 .- C. H. McNaughton. 1896 .- C. H. McNaughton.
1897 .- George W. Kavanaugh.
1898 .- George W. Kavanangh.
OFFICERS OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Moderators .- 1791, Beriah Palmer; 1792, John McClelland; 1793, Richard Davis, jr. ; 1794, John Taylor; 1795, John B. Schuyler; 1796-97, Benjamin Rosekrans; 1798, Henry Walton; 1799, Benjamin Rosekrans; 1800, Seth C. Baldwin; 1801, Asahel Porter; 1802-03, John Hunter; 1804-05, Ashbel Andrews, jr. ; 1806-08, Elisha Powell ; 1809, Ashbel Andrews, jr .; 1810-11, Benjamin Cowles; 1812, Joel Keeler; 1813, Samuel Young; 1814, Zebulon Mott; 1815, John Low; 1816, Joel Keeler; 1817, James McCrea; 1818, Joel Keeler; 1819-20, Calvin Wheeler; 1821, Thomas Dibble; 1822, John Low; 1823, Calvin Wheeler; 1824, William Given; 1825, John Low; 1826, Cal- vin Wheeler; 1827, Perez Otis.
Chairmen .- 1828, Calvin Wheeler; 1829, John H. Steel; 1830, Calvin Wheeler; 1831-32, Thomas Dibble; 1833, Eli M. Todd; 1834, Richard Ketchum; 1835, Dudley Smith; 1836-37, Richard Ketchum ; 1838, Conrad Cramer; 1839, Daniel Morgan ; 1840, Harmon Rockwell; 1841, Lyndes Emerson; 1842, Samuel Chapman; 1843, Harmon Rockwell; 1844-45, James M. Cook; 1846, Theodore W. Sanders; 1847, Zopher I. Delong; 1848, Harmon Rockwell; 1849, Henry Holmes; 1850, Daniel T. Lamb; 1851, Stephen H. Dillingham; 1852-53, William Shepherd; 1854, Cruger Walton; 1855, Franklin Hoag; 1856, Daniel W. Culver; 1857, James M. Marvin; 1858, William T. Odell; 1859, William Cary; 1860, Alexander H. Palmer; 1861-62, Joseph Baucus ; 1863, George G. Scott; 1864, Horatio S. Brown; 1865-66, Tabor B. Reynolds; 1867, Hiro Jones; 1868-70, William V. Clark; 1871, Austin L. Reynolds; 1872, Nicholas J. Clute; 1873, David T. Lamb; 1874, James M. Marvin; 1875, William V. Clark; 1876, George G. Scott; 1877, Thomas Noxon; 1878, Henry C. Vandenburgh; 1879, George G. Scott; 1880-81, Nathaniel M. Boughton; 1882, Thomas Noxon; 1883, John H. De Ridder; 1884, Bartlett B. Grippin; 1885, George W. King; 1886, B. B. Grippin; 1887, John E. Gage; 1888, Hector A. McRae; 1889-90, Charles W. Spaulding; 1891, Lewis W. Hamlin; 1892, Daniel Washburn; 1893, James M. Ostrander; 1894, Eli M. Powell; 1895, Emmor J. Caldwell; 1896, Frederick H. Beach; 1897, Francis J. Dunn.
Clerks .- 1791-1797, Cornelius Vandenburgh; 1798, Elisha Powell: 1799-1801, Jacob Fort, jr .; 1802-1811, Jonathan Kellogg; 1812-1840, Alpheus Goodrich; 1841, Horace Goodrich; 1842-1843, Callender Beecher; 1844, J. Oakley Nodyne; 1845. Callender Beecher; 1846, Reuben Westcot; 1847, Harmon Rockwell; 1848, Zopher I. Delong; 1849, Reuben Westcot; 1850, John A. Corey ; 1851, Joseph L. Snow ; 1852, John A. Corey ; 1853, Seymour Chase ; 1854, E. J. Huling; 1855-1856, Abraham Marshall; 1857, Abel Meeker; 1858-1859, David Maxwell; 1860, Jerome B. Buckbee; 1861, Abraham Marshall; 1862, Alexander H. Palmer; 1863, David Maxwell; 1864-1867, John A. Corey; 1868-1870, David Maxwell; 1871-1872, Benjamin S. Robinson; 1873,
1 By the Legislative reapportionment of 1892 Saratoga county was made one assembly district instead of being divided into two districts.
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STATISTICS.
David Maxwell; 1874, David S. Baker; 1875, B. S. Robinson; 1876, Henry H. Baker; 1877, Ira L. Moore; 1878, Silas H. Torrey; 1879, William S. Waterbury; 1880-1882, J. Frank Terry; 1883, S. H. Torrey; 1884-1885, James A. Burnham; 1886, Edward F. Grose; 1887-1888, William W. Sweet; 1889-1890, John Person; 1891-1892, Harry P. Pendrick; 1893-1895, Charles Clapp; 1896-1897, Benjamin S. Robinson.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Following is a list of the incorporated companies liable to taxation in Saratoga county and the total value of the real and personal estate owned by each :
Towns.
Name of Corporation.
Ballston
Episcopal parsonage
2,000
Saratoga County creamery
1,000
Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad Co. 1
52,000
1 I Saratoga & Schenectady Railroad Co. 110,000
Western Union Telegraph Co.
1,462
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Charlton
American Telegraph and Telephone Co. I
1,500
Clifton Park Episcopal Mission
500
Union Hall
400
National State Bank, Troy
800
Rexford's Flats Bridge Co.
4,000
Schenectady and Saratoga Railroad Co.
27,838
Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad Co. 20,799
Del. & Hud. Canal Co., Mech. and Schenectady Branch
93,118
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western Railroad Co.
109,760
South Malta Water Company.
2,000
Western Union Telegraph Co.
500
Western Union, Schenectady and Saratoga Branch
134
American Telegraph Co.
409
American Long Distance Telegraph & Telephone Co. American Long Distance Tel. & Tel Co., Sar. Branch or Loop
1,725
Corinth
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co., Adirondack Division.
24,766
Saratoga, Lake George & Mt. McGregor Railroad Co.
800
Saratoga, Lake George & Adirondack Telegraph Co.
700
Hudson River Long Distance Telephone Co.
450
Hudson River Pulp & Paper Co.
344,455
The Dunn Water Supply Co.
3,325
German American Club House
1,500
Edinburgh
Adirondacck Telegraph Co.
50
Saratoga & Sacandaga Telegraph Co.
50
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Galway
Amsterdam Reservoir Co.
30,000
American Telegraph Co.
100
Galway Co-operative Creamery 550
Greenfield Adirondack Railroad Co 27,150
Mt. McGregor & Lake George Railroad
1,500
Adirondack, Lake George & Saratoga Telegraph Co
760
Hudson River Telephone Co
560
Grant Lodge No. 195, I. O. G. T.
400
Greenfield Centre Lodge No. 308, I. O. O. F.
500
St. John's Lodge No. 22, F. & A. M.
600
Middle Grove Hall, No. 476, I. O. O. F.
400
Hadley
Delaware & Hudson Railroad, Adirondack Division 44,800
300
Adirondack Novelty Co
500
Hadley Pulp Co.
5,000
Halfmoon
Cohoes Company
5,800
Halfmoon Bridge Co.
14,100
The Fiberite Co.
3,500
Saratoga Brewing Co.
18,000
Mechanicville Manufacturing Co.
600
Union Creamery Co
1,200
Mechanicville Brick Co.
16,500
Standard Oil Co.
1,000
Presbyterian Church
1,500
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.
305,000
Fitchburg Railroad Co.
75,000
Stillwater & Mechanicville Street Railway Co.
3,000
Mechanicville Knitting Co.
17,000
Tenendaho Knitting Co.
20,000
American Telegraph & Telephone Co.
3,300
Hudson River Telephone Co.
2,000
Western Union Telegraph Co.
5,136
Postal Telegraph Co
1,441
Union Paper Company of New York
2,500
Malta
Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad Co. 1
90,000
Round Lake Association
220,000
Dunning Street Parsonage
300
Western Union Telegraph Co.
2,300
Commercial Union Telegraph Co.
1,600
American Telegraph & Telephone Co.
2,500
Hudson River Telephone Co.
600
Milton
Artesian Spring Co.
2,000
First National Bank
13,000
Ballston Spa National Bank
5,000
Ballston Terminal Electric Railroad Co.
10,000
Ballston Electric Light Co.
17,600
Baptist Church, old.
1,800
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STATISTICS.
Catholic Parsonage
3,000
Presbyterian Church
3,000
Stone Church Parsonage
250
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co
80,000
Rock City Paper Co.
30,500
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
12,100
National Folding Box & Paper Co.
20,000
American Axe & Tool Co.
79,450
Western Union Telegraph Co.
1,222
American Rapid Telegraph Co.
660
Postal Telegraph Co.
120
Hudson River Telephone Co.
3,470
Kayaderosseras Lodge No. 270, I. O. O. F.
3,000
Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad Co
88,000
Mt. McGregor Railroad Co.
5,500
Glens Falls, Sandy Hill & Fort Edward Street Rail- way Co
3,500
Glens Falls Paper Mill Co
420,000
Morgan Lumber Co
34,800
Morgan Lime Co.
7,600
Western Union Telegraph Co
325
Postal Telegraph Co
700
Hudson River Telephone Co
850
Hudson River Boom Co
5,000
Sandy Hill Power Co.
15,575
Fort Edward Water Works
7,500
Northumberland.
Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad, Branch of D. & H ..
70,000
Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad, Hudson River Branch.
2,000
Thompson Pulp Co.
600
Western Union Telegraph Co
400
Commercial Telegraph Co
500
Fort Miller Bridge Co
5,000
Providence
Kenneyetto Reservoir.
500
Saratoga .
Consolidated Electric Co
1,200
Fitchburg Railroad Co
50,670
Saratoga Victory Manufacturing Co
270,500
Saratoga Lake Bridge Co
2,900
Schuylerville Bridge Co
5,100
Schuylerville Paper Co
22,375
Saratoga Creamery
500
Church of the Visitation
2,600
Crippen-Russell Co
1,200
Hudson River Telephone Co.
200
Western Union Telegraph Co
550
Saratoga Springs __ Delaware & Hudson Canal Co
364,000
I Adirondack Railroad Co 27,600
Fitchburg Railroad Co.
33,750
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OUR COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE.
Saratoga & Mt. McGregor Railroad Co
1,800
First National Bank 28,440
Citizens National Bank
39,000
First National Bank of Schuylerville
2,550
Saratoga Gas and Electric Company 1
34,500
Congress Spring Co
83,850
I 1 Empire Spring Company. 12,000 1 I
Geyser Spring Company
12,750
Saratoga Star Spring Company
6,300
Saratoga Sprudell Spring Company
750
Victoria Spring Company
3,750
Vichy Spring Company
10,500
Albany Savings Institution
1,800
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
1,800
Commercial Union Telegraph Company
750
Hudson River Telephone Company
3,000
Christian Alliance Association
7,950
Glens Falls Insurance Company
9,300
Saratoga Ass'n for Improvement of Breed of Horses ..
45,000
George F. Harvey Company 9,000
Champion Natural Carbonic Acid Gas Co
6,000
Geyser Natural Carbonic Acid Gas Co
12,000
New York Carbonic Acid Gas Co
12,000
Hecla Compressed Gas Co
750
Saratoga Natural Carbonic Acid Gas Co
13,200
Lincoln Spring Co
9,000
Saratoga Traction Co
18,000
Standard Oil Co
1,500
Western Union Telegraph Co
2,250
Saratoga Club.
7,500
Fitchburg Railroad Co
150,000
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co
3,000
Stillwater and Mechanicville Street Railway Co
15,500
First National Bank of Mechanicville
500
Mechanicville Bridge Co
12,800
Stillwater and Schaghticoke Bridge Co
6,000
Best Brick Co.
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