Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-01
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Interesting Figures From the ToWl
 Agemt,s Report Just Issued.

Iuterestine Figures From the Town
 Agents Report Just Issued.
 Interesting figures from the town agents report issued yesterday arc follows: Ex- pensss of election November 3, 1885. $369.- 60; expenses of town election December, 1885, $524; of constitutional amendment election October 4, 1886, $314; for registra- tion of fifteen wards, fall of 1885, $5, 416; cost of printing registry lists, $522; cost of advertising, $691; dinners for board of registration, $8.45; cost of license ballots, $15; cost of reading constitutional amend ment, fifteen wards, $60.
 Salaries-Town clerk, on account of 1886, $1,211; tax collector, $2,O49; town agent, 2,299; town agents clerk, 1909; town agents assistant clerk, ten months in 1886, $1 ,250; Selectmens salaries, $1, 794; clerk of Board of Selectmen, $20O; janitor's salary, S649; assessors salaries, $6,550; T. K. Dunn's salary for May, 1885, $125; Board of Relief salaries, $1,454: horse and carriage hire, $108; advertising, $111; making list of yes sel owners, $50; making list of new build ings, $10; distributing tax lists 1885, $29. 76; distributing tax lists 1886, $50; printing tax lists, $157; book for grand list, $20. R7admasters' salaries, $1 ,317; engineer of stone crusher, $3e6; mason, $39O; black smith, $53.
 Quinnipiac bridge repairs, $2, ,oe4; blasting rock, Farren avenue, ,$1 ,S46; do. Ferry street. $57O.
 expenses, $39, ,211: expenses paid superin- tendent, $1, ,97O; total, $41, ,1S1. The cost Of coal was $2 1855; of bread, s1, ,19s; of grain, $2, 229; horses, $S50; manure, $S19; of pork, $793; potatoes, s33O; of salaries, 3,3S1; labor at farm and piggery, $6,913; labor col lecting garbage, $2,964; salary of physician, $500; services of cooks, $41i; nurse, s1s0; seso; watchman, $624; blacksmith, $431.
 Outside poor account-Cash orders, $19,- 249; shoe orders, $269; coal orders, $1 ,230 medicine orders, $l, ,43O; transportation or. de1s, $354; grocery orders, $94; support of old people, $292.
 $197; Milford, $166; Hamden, $66; Branford, $47O; Wallingford, $125; Guilford, s73; North Haven, $15; Groton, $4; Bridgeport, $133; Norwalk, $52.
 Connecticut general hospital account Support of patients, $6, 799.
 Hospital for insane account-Connecticut hospital, ,$21 ,524; New Hampshire, ,$201; Dan SPA; Connecticut School for I'm beetles, $270; Perkins Institute for Blind, South Boston, Mass, $9 93; total, $22, ,297.
 There was also paid for disinterring bod ies of deceased soldiers, $20; for telephones, $296; for weather warning flags, $29; for stenographic records, $41; for burial of de ceased soldiers, $640.
 Registrars office account-Fees, 1,210; attorneys fees in J. J. s. Doherty case, $15, defending Selectmen in Supreme court in suit for damages, $430.
 Paid to New Haven Dispensary, $1 ,0O0; to New Haven orphan asylum, $2,000; to St. Francis orphan asylum, $2,000; transporta- tion of J. R. Williams to California, ,$60.
 Cost of free public vaccination-Paid phy- sicians, $484; for vaccine virus, $467.
 Paid for plans of new almshouse buildings, $614; expenses of committee to Boston and other places, $1S9.
 Soldiers monument account-Soldiers' monument committee, $2O, ,000.