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Ttae election proves two ^bings: i 2. Ttaat ttae Republicane of ttae 1. That ttae county "1^ no use fof icouaty are satisfied witb ttae leader-
tbe Nassau County Aasoclation in poi- I stalp of Oeorge Wilbur Dougtaty.—No.
Itlcs. i Hempstead accor<>—Demo«iratlc.
Publlabml PrMaya by 1
raa VASSAU post conpoBATioiv ;
JAMKtf E. STILSS, PrMident. tt Wouth Oroya Btr««t. Freaport. W. Y. \
Cntarad aa aecond-claaa matter Asm S. I»t4, at the Po«t Offlce at Fraeport. N. T., under tbe Act Of Karen 3. ilT».
SUPERVISOR SMITirS ANNUAL REPORT
• ANI^UAL FINANCIAL REPORT
Hiram n. Smith, Superlaor
""rr „. ~„ „., „^„.. ,— '. ' From April lst 1916 to March 27th 1917
. ^^'.t *'^i',?*" POST invltea letter, e^i^n^, ^prll l«t 191« to the Kditor on toplca of Interent-. j^, u Foiiter Ree of Taxea
All iRttera mu«t be accompanied by : county Treaaurer and Deputy Commiaaloner of Exclae. Kzcise Fund
County Treaaurer. Mortgage Tax
Bamea and addreaaea. ll llth
not neceaaarlly ;
for puhllcatioB, but aa an evidence of ; f^„u„ty Trea»urer. State .Vhool Funds ¦ood fa'"* - — •
/- !
I County TreftBiireT. Hank Tax
' Joaeph H. Fosttr, Uecelver of Taxes, Percentaga
The NASSAU POST la aerved every-i jy^tj^^ Flnen Where for 2 centa a week, 10 centi j ,^pg^e,jf M«r.sh l.anda a month, |l.0» a year, Subacrlbera , ^y.ter and Clam Planting Llcensea are requeated to Inform the circula- |{j,)|( l^|ccn'<e<> tlon department of any failure to re- ' eelve the paper or delay in delivery, ¦ubacrlbem wlahing to changre their addresm muat riTe tlTpi old as W9II as tne new address. Suhscribera Ipav- Inr the vlllaire may hftvt> tkeir paper forwarded by mall by Informing the
Pranklin C. Gilbert, Town Clerk. Fees
Long Islwid Blpctrlo Railway Co. Percentages as per franchise
Interest on Rank Ealanre.s
Transferred from .'Special lo Oenl. Fund
ttrciilatlon department.
Address all communications to l-HB WASSAU POST CORPOIIATIOS
Main Offl'jti. 22 South Grove Street FUKKPORT Telephone «1.
Total Receipts
DISBUHSRMENTS TAXES
Expense of As.icx.sment and Collection A.'^aessors Aa.oexsor.^ Salaries I 4,9.';0.0f)
Ciprks .Saifiii.-s 9,78C.&a
A»»<!Hsmpnt Roll.M 1,492.61
PrlntlnR- aniJ-AcivertUIng 7.50
Office Supplies 2.52.25
Expenaes 703.92
I B7,7S».6T
268,824.57
32,278.0S
10,611.41
18,657.75
2,281.32
S,624.21
2,347.40
833.00
l,68S.O0
130.00
S41.2S
605.67
1,216.62
1.000.00
(402,425.85
Repalra
Inauranca
Ugtat
Fuer
Supplies
Janitor
Te.lephona
Inaurance
Bond and Int.erest
Suppllea
TOWN BUTLX>II«OS Town Hall
ALMSHOUSE
COURT HOUSE RENTAL^
S7o.li:
79.20 278.67
att.»o
4ll.«» S2S.00 41^71
259.75 2,945.00
298.00
Rent
BOARD OF HEALTH Registrar and Secretary Board of Health Legal Service.^ Printing and Supplies Medical and Surgical treatment Expenses (Miacellaneoua)
HEALTH OFFICER Salary
Expenses to Health Conference Salary of Health Inspector
INFECTIOUS DISEASES Wedical nnd Supplies to families quarantined Di.iinfecting and Disinfectants Medical attendance Reporting contagious diseases
268.28
S5.00
20.27
406.00
.42.76
2,100.00
.33.03
1,324.99
30.15 239.00 aifi.OO 103.50
Filing certiflnates of marriage Rrcording certificates Reporting ceitiflcates Supplies
VITAL STATISTICS
¦S.50 276.00
8.00 137.00
INFANTILE PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC
17,192.71
Telephone
I'rintlng and Supplies
.Vdvertising
Ftoceivers Commission and Salary
Clerks Salaries
Altei'ing and Furnishing Office
.lanitor
Ftent
.MiscellancoUB and Light
Collection
43.78
3,546.21
146,25
14,014.95
8,414.96
2,170.22
116.66
240.00
289.85
28,982.88
•My Country Ti* of Thee, Sweat Land of Libarty."
STA'i'i:.\ii:.NT or thi; ow.nership
MANAUIJ.MKNT, CfULUL.A.TION, F/l\i. RUguiKED BY THK ACT OF CON- ORKSS OK AUGL'ST 24, V.n2. Of The Nafl.sau Post published weekly at Freepoit, New York, for April 1st, 1»17, Slate of New Yorit, County ol NaiiHau. B8.
Before me, a Notary Public in and for the State aud county aforesaid, personally appeared James E. Stiles, who, having been duly sworn accord¬ ing to law, dt'iKiseS and says that he is the.Owner of the .Na.s.sau Post, and that Lhe following is, to the best of his Knowledge and belief, a true state¬ ment of the ownership, nianaseinent (and if a daily paper, the circulation) etc., of the aforesaid publication for the dale shown in the above caption, re<juircd by the Act of August 24, iyi2 embodied In seciion 443, Postal Laws and Utigulatlons, printed on the re¬ verse of this form, to wit:
1. That the naiiieh and addresses >if llie publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: I'ub!i.Jier, The NasHau Post Corpor¬ ation, '22 S. Grove St., Freeport; Kditor James 1'^. Stiles, 22 S. Grove St., Free- port; Managing Kditor, none; Business Manager, James lO. Sliles, 22 S. Grove 8t., i-'reeport.
2. That the owners are: (Give names and addresses of individual owners, or if a corporation, give its name and the names and addressees ot Slock holders owing or holding 1 per cent or more of the total amount of atock.) James E. Stiles, 22 S. Orove St., Fieeport.
3. That the known bondholder^, mortgagees, and other security holders owiiias or holdiiiK 1 i»er cent or more of lotal amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (if there are none so state) None.
4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names ot the owners BlockliolderK, and security holders, if any, cimtain not only the list of stock- hohh-r.'s and security holder as they appear upon the books of the com¬ pany but also, in cases where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary re¬ lation, the name of the person or cor¬ poration for whom such trustee is acting, is given; also that the said two paragraphs contain statements emhi a< ing affiant's full knowledge atyl helier a.s lo the circumstances and con¬ ditions "under which stockholders and sectuity holders who do not appear upon the books of the company as trustee, hold stock and securities la a capaiily other than that of a bona flrie owner: and this affiant has no rea»(>ii lo believe that itny other per¬ son, association, or corporation haa any inleresis direct or indirect in the Haid stock, bonds or other securities than as so staled by hlin.
,'). That the average number ot copies of each issue of this publica¬ tion sold or distiilnitod, tliiough the malls or otherwise, to paid subscrib¬ ers dffring the six months preceding
the date sliown above Is-
JA.MKS K. STILES Sworn to and subscribed before me this 41 h day of April 1917.
Wm. Kraft, Jr, Notary Puhlic My commission expires March 31,1918 Seal
ii*;rifinATio\ of thk \.\ssAir t'OrxTY A.ssoriATiox
The Nassau County Association's entry into politics in Heinpstead on Tuesday met with a sound and de¬ served rohiik« when Supervisor Smith was re-elected by over 1,000 majority, ¦ftie eampuign was the most spirited Hempstead has seen in a decade, and ~the attempt made to accomplish Mr. Smith's defeat through slander and billin((sgate in the name ot "reform" miscarried completely. The result shows Uiat the people can be trusted to extract truth from falsehood. Wheat from chuff, and they did it with great pieclsinn in Mr. Smith's case. "We have yet to see a vituperative campaign a succeas.
The '30-called "Fusion ticket" was very much or a joke because there Is practically no Dpinocraiic party loft ia Hempstead, as an organizetion, and < ..when Democrats ar.> comi>elled to I choose between two Republican can-i ..didntee timy ushally do so with inde¬ pendence and with a preference for | iOie better man. Tn Ihls election the i Democrvta very largely preferred .Mr. Smith, and therein showed excellent Judgement, b»>can9e Mr. Smith's re- apectb^ 8dmlnlstrntl*?n8 as Supervl- tMir have been excellent from every point of view, and could not have (ailed to win the majority Democratic vote for him.*
• ADMINISTRATIVE
Primary, Registration and Elections
Inspectors 12,144.00
Poll Cl^^rk.H 3,060.00
nallot Clerks 1,548.00
Town Clork'.i Services 221.00
PurchaHe nnd care of Booths and Voting Machines 6,796.73
Rent of Polls 1.830.00
Delivery of Suppllea and Ballots 1,313.00
Supplies 92 01
.Mil.ag^ 1,51.80
PreparingPolls Z.,ti.2o
Town Clerk's Di.sbur.<>cmentfl 6!14.30
Custodians fees and Instructions 327.00
Constables and Deputy Sheriffa Fees in criminal cases 28,636,09 \ Stenographer in Criminal case
; Per Diem Compensation /'ercentage on Disbursements flooks and Supplies Clerks Salaries
Per Diem Coraponaation
Fees for N<jliceii of Meetings
Fees for Notices of Meetings
Fees for Certilied copies
Fees for Recording
Refund for Disbursements
Keeping Offlce Open
llook.s and Siipplie.s
Town Clerk'.i Salary
Water
Clerks Salaries
SUPERVISOR
TOWN CLERK
284.00 3,024.96
393.03 2.949.80
Care of Prisoners
288.00
16.10
44.75
6.50
70.14
416.45
417.40
272.33
2,624.94
2.1.00 1 937.49
Per Diem Compen.sation Printing and Supplies Expenses
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Per Diem
TOWN AUDITORS
962.84 372.45
214.50
Per Diem Compen.natlon 1.050.00
Printing and Supplies 16.05 1,066.05
TOWN BOARD
Services of Cbunnel 1,739.72
Premiums on Bonds of Offlcials • 1,455.00
Publlciition of Notice-^ and Reports 3X7.37
Miscellaneous Kxpen.xea 50.00 3,632.09
TOWN ACTIONS and LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
Settlement of Clnims against Town 150.(1(1
Service of Attorney 737.80
Equalization matter 15,315.95 16,203.75
Watchman I
I Village of Freeport
I Services of Police Justice and Police Offlcors
CHARITABLE i Overseers of the Poor
Salaries
lOxpenses
Outside Relief of Poor Paid on Resolution of Town Board Audietd Bills
G. A. R.
Relief of Veteran.s Rent of Hall.-< 6,094.10 j Memorial Day Appropriation
HIGHWAY FUND ACCOUNT Administrative j Supervisor's Compen.sation Section 110. Hway Law Town Clerk's Cutnpensation Section 110. Hway Law 1,549.79' Town Supt. of Hways. (Per Diem) Town Supt. of llways. (Expenses) Deputy Town Suul. of Hways (Per Diem) I Deputy Town Supt. of Hways. {Expenses 1,066.05 Clerk's Salary
2,200.00 HL'J.23
RALPH SAMET
60 South Main St., Freeport BEGINNING SATURDAY
Special Easter Sale
OF
Sample Ladies'* Coats
Skirts and Dresses
Insurance (Automobile) Offlce Supplies
TOWN HIGHWAYS Constructive
Property Comdeinnations Fees lo Kxperts Services of Coun.sel Recording Di-ed ,Services, Civil Engineer Highway Bonds and interest
Dredging Waterways Dredging Engineer.s Fees Timekeo^pers and Inspectors
GENERAL FUND
Rebate on Liquor Tax
Refund of Rentals on Marsh Land
Transferred to Highway Fund
LIGHTING DISTRICTS Woodmere Lighting District Baldwin Lighting District Merrick Lighting District Roosevelt Lighting District Valley Stream Lighting District New Hyd(5 Park Lighting District South Hempstead Lighting District Inwood Lighting District llempstead Gardens Lighting District South Side Lighting District East Hempstead Lighting District Woodlawn Terrace Lighting District Lawrence North Lighting District Franklin Square Lighting District Hewlett-Woodmere Lighting District West Hempstead Lighting 'District
WATER DISTRICTS Merrfck Water District Raldwin Water District New Hyde Park Water District Roosevelt Water District Lawrence No, Water District
FIRK DISTRICTS South Hempstead Flre District V^alley Stream Fire District Hewlett-Bay
New Hyde Park Pire I)l,strict Woodmere Fire District
FIRE MAINTENANCE DISTRICTS Merrick Flre Maintenance Roosevelt Fire Maintenance Baldwin Flre Maintenance
2i,9nn.!)G
27U.50
2,357.89 2110.(lO KMI.00
800,00
14?.T<
1,5(;5.00
4C1.55
1.430.00
181.50
833.33
93.05
12.40
24G.25
50.00
200.00
3.25
30.00
11,660.00
5,081.66
2,223.79
75.00
112.50 .40.00 500.00
Every Suit in This Event is very specially priced for a few days only, affording an un¬ paralleled opportunity to the "woman who w^ould be correctly at¬ tired for Easter.
Ready - For - Service Suits
Tailored-to-Order Individuality
RALPH SAMET
60 South Main St., Freeport
SUMMARY Balance on hand April 1st 1916 Receipts April 1st 1916 to March 26th 1917 inc
Total Receipts Disbursements April 1st 1916 to March 26th 1917 Inc.
Outsandlng Checks Balance un band
Bank Balances March 26, 1917
1,000.000 2,003.84 2.000.00
57,789.57 307.021.61
3,306.44 95,404.34
} 98,710.78
3,689.39
1,602.75
1,000.00
792.81
3,453.02
688.66
Hospital and Supplies
.Salary of .N'ursis
Salary ot attendants '
Printing and .Supplies
Depuiy Health (Jfflcers
.Medli.al attendance
Spp<?ial Health Inspectors Offlcer^to enforce quarantine
Miscellaneous expenses
Supplies to families quarantined
NUISANCES
Burying dead Animals
EDUCATIONAL
Salaries, Truant Ofllcers
Salary, School Superintendent
Organization of School Directors
STATE SCHOOL FUNDS
Paid Collectors and Treasurers
CORRECTIVE
Justice of the Peace
Sniarios
Offlce Supplies
Services of Stenographer
3.586.12
925.31
191.63
88.-18
1,665.00
736.09
3,765.50
2,650.00
971.51
278.96
pi.i^riO
2,000.00
6.00
6,625.00
49.39
565.17
14,858.61
-
96,00
8,934.50
18,657.75
6,239.66
Hay, Feed, Bundle Wood
Market and Garden Seeds. Seed Potatoes. Fertlllner, ftrled Grains rOR. ( HnifH STRKET AM) XFW BOIXKYAKI), FIIEKPORT, N. T. WIII close at 1 P. M. on Saturdays dnring July, Aimnst and September
f
4,649.45
CEO.V. SLOAT, Inc. CARACE
OLITK BOlXKVARl) CORXFR .MAIX STRKFT
Thone 798
22,270.46 :
AI.KNIS FOR
OAKLAND CHEVROLET AND REO MOTOR CARS
6,626.57
12,189.60
7,380.46
3,003.15
2,932.42
2,281.50
3.769.52
5,468-42
1.209.49
1,646.72
3,632.76
777.25
11,983.83
4,565.88
361.05
592.63
2.715.92
4,311.38
1.574,87 50.826,77
1,390.00
3.300.00 1
1.020.00
2,850.00
360.00 8,920.00 j
i 700.00 j
3,680.00
5,300.00 !
l,89f:.46 i
5.583.05 17.159.61 j
101 niLL LOOK
nioie care-free and enjoy your ride more when we have re¬ paired your car. You always h.ive the assurance that what wf> repair will stay repaired and not break down, when you le.i.sl ( xpect il, out on some
country road. You are safe when Sloat does your auto re¬ pairing.
6,003.84
J402.425.V
$ 98,710.78 R. SMITH. Supervisor.
Cash In Banks:—
Bank of Rockville Centre 30,427.33
First National Bank, Freeport 68,283.45
Dated March 27th 1917. (Signed) HIRAM ..,.„.
We, the undersigned, composing the Board of Auditors of the Town of Hempstead, have met thla day pursuant lo the statute and hereby certify that wo have examined the accounts of money received and expended by Hirarri R. Smith, Supervisor of the Town of Hempstead, with full and complete vouchers for all moneys expended during the year and find that the Supervisor has r.- ceived from all sourcesthe sum of Four Hundred and Two Thou.sanil. Four hun¬ dred and Twenty-ftve and 85-100 (»402,425.86) dollars, and has paid out the sum of Three hundred and seventhousand. twenty-ono and 61-100 (1307,021.61) dol¬ lars, leaving a balance on hand of Ninety Hve thousand, four hundred and four 1 and 34-100 ($96,404.34) dollars.
Dated March 27th 1917. „ , „„^„,r-,o
(Signed) LEWIS L. BROWER
FRED. P. BENNETT j
CHARLES E. SCHWEITZER
Town Board of Audit.
^uirillgeteggs and have healthy sturdy chicks ifyou use
Wanted Joy Distributed. M.TTlon wiis given u beautiful ring Christmas eve. She was overjoyed, but changed It from one finger to the ^S^^^ i*'! £??'y"§- No one notfceJ It that evening, "but ^he ho^t it iiji the next Illuming. iCof mother, fearing Marlon would lose the ring, snld: "Why don't you put your ring on one finger and keep it there, Marlon?" "Well, I don't like to be mean. When I keep It on one finger I pity the oth¬ era.'!
Shutting Out English Sparrow.
Bird lovers say tlii.t while other
¦ apei'ies win feed cn.'iily f'om a board
i swung trom a tree by lopes ut It!
four corners, English sparrows wlH
not alight upon It, not even for the
sake of the priz<'<l food. This fur-
nlsheH a hint that the othi-r birds will
appreciate, for the English sp.irrow Is
an unwelcome visitor at the tables of
the native birds.—Jll.ineupolls Journal.
5HAW&lRDESD£IJL(jdiS
Manufectured igr Shaw ^Ihiesdell Co. Brooklyn. N.Y.
Dancing H«« Deteriorated.
Duncing In Its earliest f.inu jiraong primitive races, wns a mo<le of ex¬ pression for strong emotlous, such as ^Joy or sorrow, love and passion, and even for the most solemn religious Bentlment, hut In Inter ages It has he- come an amusement and h^ lost Us liigli Klgnldcance. <''
Paper Saves Duttera. !
Bave washing dusters by using old ' newspapers for cleaning. Thay are i eicpllent for windcnv polishers, flrst rate for scouring tinware and are as { gooll->aM--tt Uruah for polishing a stove. ;
For Sale by all Dealers
Read tbe Naacaa Poet
Satisfactory te Creditor. A newspaper writer talks about **pay- ing 'rtebta w^lth maney." The creditor 1 will never object to that mefJiod.—Buf¬ falo Expreas. I
mM IN yOUR HOME :rAPEI!
