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W.) S. 61} deg. E. 200 feet to a point where said line strikes the fence of land of John Smith, marked by a stone and called station No. 2 of this survey; thence S. 491 deg. E. 320 feet to land of J. Morrison Raynor & Co .; thence S. 621 deg. E. 234 feet more or less to the water of Gardiner's Bay; last named course runs across the center of a certain black rock at or near ordinary low water mark, and is station No. 4 of this survey.
And we do further order that the line of said sur- vey shall be the center of said highway and that said highway shall be of the width of three rods, and be and remain a highway forever.
WILLIAM A. HEDGES, JOHN S. PENNY, EVERETT W. BABCOCK, Commissioners of Highways.
Order filed July 16, 1895.
Order posted August 13, 1895.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE, Town Clerk.
Book H, Page 128.
At a meeting of the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton, Suffolk County and State of New-York, held on the twelfth day of July, 1895, at the house of Stephen L. Hedges, in said Town, all of said Commissioners having been duly notified to attend and deliberate upon the subject of this order for the alteration and discontinuance of a portion of the Three-Mile Harbor highway, the adjoining owners having joined in a petition to said Commissioners to so alter and discontinue.
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It is hereby ordered, determined and certified that a public highway shall be and the same is hereby al- tered and the record thereof amended as follows:
Beginning at a stone upon the highway as recorded December 2, 1889, from which stone the southwest corner of the barn of Charles W. Edwards bears (mag- netic meridian, variation 9 deg. W.), N. 84 deg. 40 min. E. 4.28 chains distant, and the south corner of the house of Selah S. Lester bears N. 23 deg. W. 3.21 chains distant, and running thence N. 162 deg. E. 10.82 chains to a point opposite to and 62} links from the northerly corner of the lot formerly of Henry Os- borne, deceased; thence N. 10 deg. 40 min. E. 19.62 chains to stone; thence N. 22 deg. E. 6.90 chains to a point opposite the east corner of the Ten Pole high- way and the cross road from Springs highway which is identical with station E of record of December 2, 1889.
And we do further order that the line of survey shall be the center line of said highway and that said highway shall be of the width of five rods through- out the whole distance of this survey and that all por- tions of the present highway not included in the fore- going description be and the same are hereby discon- tnued.
WILLIAM A. HEDGES, JOHN S. PENNY, EVERETT W. BABCOCK, Commissioners of Highways.
Order filed July 16, 1895.
Order posted August 13, 1895.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE,
Town Clerk.
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Book K, Page 195.
At the annual Town Meeting of the Town of East- Hampton, for the election of town officers, held at Clinton Hall in said Town on the 7th day of April, 1896, Theodore D. Dimon, Esq., was chosen Chairman, and Joseph S. Osborne, Town Clerk, acted as Clerk, assisted by Hiram Sherrill.
Dewitt C. Talmage and Edward M. Gay were chosen ballot clerks, and all clerks and inspectors were duly sworn.
Rev. John D. Stokes was present and was invited by the chairman to open the meeting with prayer, which was done.
The polls of the election were declared open at 12 o'clock M. and it was voted and announced that they would close at five o'clock P. M.
A ballot vote was taken as advertized to raise by tax the sum of Twelve hundred dollars for contingent expenses for the support of the Poor during the com- ing year which was carried affirmatively.
Resolved, That there be raised by assessment on the taxable property of this Town the sum of Fire hundred dollars for contingent expenses.
Resolved, That the Supervisor be and hereby is au- thorized to transfer One hundred dollars from the Dog Tax Fund, to the Contingent account, to pay bills audited against the town.
Resolved, That the sum of Five hundred dollars be raised by tax and that the same be inserted in next tax levy of the Town of East-Hampton, for the use of the Town Trustees, said money to be used by the Trustees to pay bills or expenses that have been or may hereafter be contracted in protecting or defend-
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ing the privileges in the waters or beaches of the town. 1
The polls being closed at five o'clock the ballots were canvassed, and the following persons declared duly elected.
For Supervisor, George A. Miller.
For Town Clerk, Joseph S. Osborne.
For Justice of the Peace (full term), Brinley D. Sleight.
For Justice of the Peace (for vacancy), Theodore D. Dinnon.
For Collector, Daniel S. Edward's.
For Assessor, Charles H. Miller.
For Commissioner of Highways, John S. Penny. For Overseer of Poor, Edward M. Baker.
For Inspectors of Election, 1st District-Henry S. Talmage, Elmer E. Smith; Wm. H. Hedges, app'd; Edward M. Gay, app'd.
For Inspector of Election, 2nd District-George W. Tabor, Adelburt L. Pierson; Frank McNamara, app'd; Wm. R. Reimann, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, 3d District-Albert B. Terry, Jeremiah P. Conklin; Joseph M. Edwards, app'd; Lyman H. Babcock, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, 4th District-Merton H. Edwards, John H. Foster; Julius D. Parsons, app'd; Venus E. King, app'd.
For Bay Constables, John D. Bennett, Edward M. Lynch.
For Game Constable, Condit S. Miller.
. For Constables, Jacob O. Hopping, James H. Grim- shaw, Charles W. Edwards, William H. Collins, Jo- seph W. Baker.
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For Town Trustees, Charles H. Miller, Julius D. Parsons, D. Egbert Talmage, William B. Bailey, Jas. M. Strong, Jeremiah H. Mulford, David J. Gardiner, Benjamin H. Barnes, Elisha H. Payne, Edward M. Baker, Remington H. King, Nathan H. Dayton.
The vote on propositions concerning the sale of liquor was then canvassed and there were found to be on the several propositions as follows:
Proposition No. 1. For, 141. Against, 303.
2. For, 129. Against, 287.
3. For, 170. Against, 253.
4. For, 132. Against, 278.
By resolution it was voted that the Town Clerk sign the minutes of the meeting and that the meeting adjourn to the first Tuesday in April, 1897, to meet at 12 o'clock M. at Clinton Hall.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE,
Town Clerk and Clerk of the Meeting.
Book K, Page 198.
At the annual Town Meeting of the Town of East Hampton, for the election of town officers, held at Clinton Hall, in said Town, on the 6th day of April, 1897, Theodore D. Dimon, Esq., was chosen Chairman, and Joseph S. Osborne, Town Clerk, acted as Clerk.
Polls were declared open at six o'clock A. M. and it was stated that they would close at (5) five o'clock
P. M.
A ballot vote was taken as previously advertized, to raise by tax Twelve hundred dollars for Contingent expenses of the Overseers of the Poor, for support of poor during the coming year, and twenty three bal-
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lots were cast for and eight against the proposition.
It was resolved that the sum of Five hundred dol- lars be and hereby is appropriated to the Supervisor to be used as a contingent fund.
It was resolved that the sum of Five hundred dol- lars be raised by tax, the same to be inserted in the next tax levy of the Town of East-Hampton for the use of the Town Trustees, this money to be used to pay any bills contracted in the prosecution of the case known as the Fort Pond Bay case.
Resolved, that the Overseers of the Poor be and are hereby authorized to hire upon their note as Over- seers, the sum of Four hundred and eighty-three and 65-100 dollars to pay the existing deficiency as per statement of Town Auditors, and that the said sum be inserted in the next annual tax levy of the Town of East-Hampton.
Resolved, that the Town Board in hereby directed and authorized to have printed in the East-Hampton Star, in the issue next following each auditing day, an itemized account of the receipts and expenditures of each and every officer or set of officers of the Town for the year just closed.
Resolved, that in pursuance of section 193 and 194 of the "Town Law," Jonathan T. Gardiner, Samuel C. Hedges and Jeremiah H. Mulford be and hereby are chosen to act as a Board of Trustees of the burial ground known as the "Southend burying ground;" that Frank S. Stratton, Abram E. Hedges and Wm. B. Lester be and hereby are chosen as such Board of Trustees of the "Northnd burying ground;" both in the Village of East-Hampton; and that C. William Rackett, jr., Gabriel B. Edwards and George S. Schel-
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linger be and hereby are chosen as such Board of Trustees of the "Northend burying ground;" both in Village of Amagansett, with the powers given under said Section 194, and the Supervisor of this Town is hereby directed to convey by deed to said Boards of Trustees and their successors in office, for the pur- pose prescribed in said Section 194, the lands already composing said burying grounds and also any other lands that mey be hereafter acquired for the purpose of enlarging said grounds.
The polls were closed at five o'clock and the votes canvassed, and the following officers declared duly eected :
For Justice of the Peace (full term), Josiah Dayton.
For Justice of the Peace (to fill vacancy), Hiram Sherrill.
For Collector, Frank R. Worthington.
For Assessor, John Mulligan.
For Commissioner of Highways, William M. Terry. For Overseer of the Poor, William H. Edwards.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 1-William H. Hedges, Elmer E. Smith; Henry S. Talmage, app'd; Edward M. Gay, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 2-Harry D. Sleight, William G. Howard; Adelbert L. Pierson, app'd; George W. Tabor, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 3-Everett J. Edwards, Daniel B. Loper; Henry C. Leek, app'd; Jeremiah P. Conklin, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 4-H. Hale Parsons, Venus E. King; Merton H. Edwards, app'd; John H. Foster, app'd.
For Bay Constables, John F. Hussy, Abner Bennett.
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For Game Constable, Owen G. Bennett.
For Constables, Frank A. Cartwright, Charles W. Edwards, John M. Brown, Charles M. Bennett, Cleve- land H. Gardiner.
For Town Trustees, Henry D. Hedges, George L. Smith, Joshua B. Edwards, William L. Talmage, Dan- iel S. Edwards, Josiah Dayton, Frank S. Stratton, Abraham Loper, George A. Eldredge, G. Ruger Dono- ho, Elias M. Hedges, James E. Gay.
It was voted that the Town Clerk sign the minutes of the meeting when written out in full, and the Board adjourned.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE.
Town Clerk and Clerk of the Meeting.
Book H, Page 129.
At a meeting of the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton, County of Suffolk and State of New-York, held on the fourteenth day of April, 1897, at the house of William A. Hedges in said Town, all of said Commissioners having been duly notified to attend and deliberate upon the sub- ject of this order for the alteration of a portion of the Three-Mile Harbor highway and a discontinuance of a portion of said highway,
It is hereby ordered, determined and certified that a public highway shall be and the same is hereby al- tered and the record thereof amended as follows:
Beginning at a stone in center of said highway where the alteration made on the 12th day of July, 1895, ended, near the corner of W. J. Bennett's land, and running (magnetic meridian) N. 23 deg. E. 28.00 chains; thence N. 5 deg. E.4.33 chains, from which
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point the south corner of house formerly of Samuel Ranger bears S. 63 deg. E. 2.07 chains, and the east corner of house owned by A. M. Payne bears N. 82 deg. W. 1.79 chains, said point being marked by a stone set in the center of the roadway; thence N. 22 deg. E. 9.00 chains to stone opposite the cemetery; thence N. 12 deg. E. 10.75 chains to stone, from which the north corner of J. T. Lester's house bears S. 47₺ deg. E. 1.76 chains; thence N. 10 deg. E. 10.50 chains to stone nearly opposite corner of Charles D. Hedges' lot; thence N. 42 deg. E. 11.50 chains, nearly across lot of E. M. & J. S. Osborne; thence N. 72 deg. E. 4.40 chains to stone near junction of cart path by the round swamp.
And we do further order that the line of this sur- vey shall be the center line of said highway, and that said highway shall be of the width of five rods throughout the whole distance of this survey, and that all portions of the highway as heretofore re- corded, not included in the foregoing description, be and the same are hereby discontinued.
JOHN S. PENNY, W. A. HEDGES, WM. M. TERRY, Commissioners of Highways.
Filed, posted and recorded June 25th, 1897. JOSEPH S. OSBORNE, Town Clerk.
Book H, Page 130.
At a meeting of the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton, County of Suffolk and State of New-York, held at the home of William A.
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Hedges, in said Town, on the fourteenth day of April, 1897, all of said Commissioners having been duly no- tified to attend and deliberate upon the subject of this order for the alteration of a portion of the high- way north of the East Bridge in the Hook, and a dis- continuance of the same which may be outside of the lines herein described,
It is hereby ordered, determined and certified that a public highway shall be and the same is hereby altered and the record thereof amended as follows:
Beginning at a stone, which is 1.64 chains distant from the easterly corner of the house of Charles D. Hedges and 86} links distant from the southerly cor- ner of the tenement of William A. Hedges and run- ning S. 49¿ deg. W. 2.36 chains to a stone opposite the north end of the eastern wall of stone supporting said bridge and 37} links distant from said stone wall, the alteration along this course to be only on the easterly side of said course.
Again beginning at first named stone and running thence N. 643 deg. E. 11.56 chains to a point opposite land of Isaac M. Fithian; thence N. 60 deg E. . 98 ch. to a stone which is identical with station B of survey of March 27, 1877.
And we do further order that the line of survey running northeasterly from station No. 1 of this sur- vey shall be the center line of this survey as altered and amended, and that the width of the highway shall be three rods throughout this alteration, and that all portions of the highway as heretofore record- ed as far as this alteration extends, not included in the foregoing description, be and the same are hereby discontinued.
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The highway records affected by the alteration are known as " Portion of Old Accabonac " and highways in Hook."
JOHN S. PENNY, W. A. HEDGES, W. M. TERRY, Commissioners of Highways.
Order filed June 25, 1897.
Posted and recorded June 30, 1897.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE, Town Clerk.
Book H, Page 132.
At a meeting of the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton, County of Suffolk and State of New-York, held on the 14th day of April, 1897, at the home of William A. Hedges, in said Town, all of said Commissioneres having been duly notified to attend and deliberate upon the subject of this or- der for the alteration of a portion of the survey of the Main street of East-Hampton, bearing date Feb- ruary 10, 1886,
It is hereby ordered, determined and certified that a public highway shall be and the same is hereby al- tered and the record thereof amended as follows:
Beginning at the point marked on said survey of February 10, 1886, as station 9, at what was known as the mill gates of land of David J. Gardiner, and running thence across said mill lot gates N. 612 deg. W. (magnetic meridian) 17 links; thence S. 31 deg. 40 min. W. 4.06 chains to north corner of land of C. P. B. Jefferies; thence across lands of said David J. Gar- diner N. 343 deg. E. 4.02 chains to the point or place of beginning, continuing about 1475 feet in area, which
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is hereby added to the highway, said David J. Gar- diner having executed a release to the Commissioners of Highways for said land hereby taken, and we do hereby order that said described land shall be and remain a highway forever.
JOHN S. PENNY, W. A. HEDGES, W. M. TERRY, Commissioners of Highways.
Order filed June 25, 1897.
Posted and recorded June 30, 1897.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE, Town Clerk.
Book H, Page 133.
At a meeting of the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton, held on the twenty- fifth day of June, 1897, the following preamble and order were adopted:
Whereas, Wm. O. Rackett did present to us, as Com- missioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hamp- ton, in the County of Suffolk, a written application dated the 19th day of November, 1896, to lay out a highway in said Town, and,
Whereas, Commissioners were appointed by the County Court of said County pursuant to Section 84 of the Highway Law, and after having duly met, cer- tified that such proposed highway was necessary and proper and should be laid out and opened and assess- ed the damages therefor, and,
Whereas, said Court has confirmed the decision of said Commissioners, and said application, orders and certificate have been duly filed in the office of the
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Town Clerk of said Town, to which reference is here 2 made;
Now, therefore, we, the undersigned, Commission- er's of Highways of said Town, pursuant to Section 98 of the Highway Law, do hereby lay out such high- way as so applied for and ordered, whereof a survey has been made as follows:
Beginning at a point upon the east line of the Main street of East-Hampton Village, at a stone, from which the north corner of the house of Charles E. C. Homan bears (magnetic meridian) S. S deg. E. 87 feet distant, and running thence about S. 64 deg. E. 3031 feet to a point upon the Hommack; thence S. 752 deg. E. 1000 feet to the west line of the highway which runs along back of Hook Pond.
And the line of such survey shall be the center of the highway, which is to be fifty feet in width.
Dated this twenty-fifth day of June, 1897.
JOHN S. PENNY, WILLIAM A. HEDGES, W. M. TERRY, Commissioners of Highways.
Order filed June 25, 1897.
Posted and recorded June 30, 1897.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE,
Town Clerk.
RELEASE.
Know all men by these presents that for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar to me in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, from the Commissioners of Highways of the Town of East-Hampton, N. Y., I hereby release all claims
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for damages caused by the alteration of a certain por- tion of the highway leading from Nathaniel Dominy's corner toward northwest, and agree and consent that the said alteration may be made across my land as follows:
Beginning at my southeast corner adjoining land of B. J. Osborn, and running thence (magnetic merid- ian) N. 66 deg. W. 5.57 chains to land of J. M. Strong; the land hereby released being of no width at either end, and gradually widening from each end to the center, where the width of land released is 13 links.
In virtue whereof I have set my hand and seal the 14th day of July, 1897.
C. W. EDWARDS. (Seal.) Order and release recorded April 26, 1898. JOSEPH S. OSBORNE,
Town Clerk.
Book K, Page 201.
At the annual Town Meeting of the Town of East- Hampton, for the election of Town Officers, held at Clinton Hall, in said Town, on the 5th day of April, 1898, Theodore D. Dimon, Esq., was chosen Chairman, and Joseph S. Osborne, Town Clerk, acted as Clerk.
Polls were open at six o'clock A. M. and it was stated that they would close at five o'clock P. M.
A ballot vote was taken as previously advertized, to raise by tax Twelve hundred dollars for contingent expenses for support of the poor during the coming year, and twenty-seven ballots were cast for and six against the proposition.
It was voted at the meeting that the Overseers of the Poor be and hereby are authorized to hire upon
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their note as Overseers, the sum of Two hundred and seventy dollars, to pay existing deficiency of their ac- counts, and interest on said loan, and that the said sum be inserted in the next annual tax levy.
Resolved, That Five hundred dollars be raised for contingent account of Supervisor for coming year.
Resolved, That an appropriation of Four hundred dollars be raised for the use of the Trustees to liqui- date debt.
Resolved, That the sum of Four hundred and twen- ty-one dollars and sixteen cents be raised by tax to pay existing deficiency of Highway Commissioners, and that they be and hereby are authorized to hire upon their note as Commissioners, above named sum.
Resolved, That there be raised by tax during the present year, for the use of the Highway Commis- sioners of the Town, for the improvement and repair of highways in the Town, the sum of Five hundred dollars, said sum to be equally divided among the sev- eral districts of the Town, according to the assess- ment of each district.
Resolved, That One hundred dollars of the Dog Tax money now in the Supervisor's hands be and said sum hereby is appropriated to highway district No. 2, to be expended in loaming and otherwise improving the sandy roads in that district leading to East-Hampton and Amagansett.
Resolved, That the Town Board shall have an item- ized account of the receipts and disbursements of the several Boards of the Town during the coming year, printed in pamphlet form for distribution, and that the resolution concerning the printing of bills adopt- ed at last annual Town Meeting be hereby repealed.
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The polls were closed at five o'clock and the votes canvassed, and the following officers declared duly elected :
For Supervisor, George A. Miller.
For Town Clerk, Joseph S. Osborne.
For Justice of the Peace, Theodore D. Dimon.
For Collector. Frank R. Worthington.
For Assessor, Dewitt C. Talmage.
For Overseer of the Poor, Fred McCann.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 1-Henry S. Talmage, William E. Talmage; William H. Hedges, app'd; C. Louis Edwards, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 2-Adel- bert L. Pierson, George W. Tabor; Harry D. Sleight, app'd; William G. Howard, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 3-Henry L. Leek, William T. Baker; Albert B. Terry, app'd; Everett W. Babcock, app'd.
For Inspectors of Election, District No. 4-Merton H. Edwards, William L. Talmage; Henry H. Schel- linger, app'd; Venus E. King, app'd.
For Bay Constables, William B. Bailey, George C. Bennett.
For Constables, James H. Grimshaw, Jas. E. Gay, Abraham Ditmars, Charles W. Strong, William E. Petty.
For Commissioner of Highways, Wm. A. Hedges.
For Town Trustees, George S. Schellinger, Frank B. Barnes, Daniel B. Loper, Nathaniel S. Miller, Chas. H. Mayes, David G. Mulford, Julius W. King, Frank H. Tillinghast, Josiah E. . Lester, William M. Jones, Frank J. Hedges, Emmett C. Miller.
It was voted that the clerk of the meeting sign the
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minutes of the meeting when written out in full and the Board adjourned.
JOSEPH S. OSBORNE,
Town Clerk and Clerk of the Meeting.
Book HI, Page 134.
At a meeting of the Commissioners of Highways State of New-York, held on the eleventh day of April, of the Town of East-Hampton, County of Suffolk and 1898, at the house of Joseph S. Osborne, in said Town, all of said Commissioners having been duly notified to attend and deliberate upon the subject of this or- der, for the alteration of the record of a portion of the survey of the highway leading from the corner of Nathaniel Dominy's land toward northwest, said record being dated December 2, 1889,
It is hereby ordered, determined and certified that a public highway shall be and the same is hereby al- tered and the record thereof amended as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of land of Chas. W. Edwards, adjoining land of B. J. Osborn, and run- ning thence (magnetic meridian) N. 66 deg. W. 5.57 chains to the land of J. M. Strong; the land hereby added to the highway being of no width at either end and gradually widening from each to the center, where the width is 13 links; said land having been released by the owner, Charles W. Edwards.
The point of beginning of alteration is 53 feet from station No. 5 of record of December 2, 1898. Book K, Page 205.
At a meeting of the Town Board and Board of High- way Commissioners, held at the office of the Town Clerk, all members of each board were present, and
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on application, permission was granted to W. F. Much- more, Joseph S. Osborne, George A. Eldridge, B. H. Van Scoy, Jonathan T. Gardiner, John J. Bartlett and Adrian H. Larkin and those who may become associated with them for the formation of a corpora- tion for the purpose of supplying the Town of East- Hampton or a portion thereof with "water," under the provisions of the "Transportation Corporation Law " and amendments thereto.
The permission was granted by a unanimous vote of the Boards.
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