The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-05
TOWN OFFICERS, RE
 PORT.

The annual report of Milsoris town officers shows that the amount paid the officers during the past year has been s3,151.99; for town poor, st,s75.7S; for transient relief, $1661O; election and town meetings. s1.75O; street lighting. ss,s7911; of this s2.S5o.l2 was spent in Milford, s151.S9 at Fort Trumhu,i Beach, s177.1o at Walnut Beaca and $500 as Woodmont's allowance. Stationery and printing have cost the toWn slSl9s dur ling the past year. Town clerks office, s4s9.6O; town nall and Central school building, $277S7; Taylor library, s1,OO0;
 Broad street park, $13175: fire depart ment, Milford, $290.Ss; Woodmont all lowance, s20O; Milford Cemetery associ- ation 6SS.65; St. Mary's cemetery, $50; damage done by dogs, SHE'S; unregis- tered dogs, $29: concrete walks, Milford
 $162.37; Woodmont's allowance, $500; l town wharf, $52.50; town clock, sl6, re- pairs to highways, bridges and sewers Milford, s3,150.62; highways, Woodmont allowance, Sl. .060; retaining wall at Fowler's Mills corner, S4S7.2O; high ways, snow account, s45.25; state road account, sS07s2, making this part of the ] towns accounts cost S494Os9. The un- classified accounts amount to $s,870. .29, making $27,497.51 spent by the select linen the past year. The town treasur- CTS report shows that at the beginning lof the fiscal year there was $S,577.s4 in l the treasury. Beside this the treasurer has received $27, ,7SS.65 from the tax col leetor, $4,000 borrowed for short time of the First National bank of Bridge port, $1,813.50 from the treasurer of the Connecticut school appropriation, sS75.65 from tax on bank stock; fox bounty, $6.90; from state comptroller, account of burial of E. N. 0verton. veteran of the war of the rebellion, $35; from the town of Seymour, account of Mrs. Edith Warner, $2390; from the Milford Saw ings bank, interest in town deposit fund, $570; from Town Clerk Hepburn, account Elliott Typewriter machine, $S750; telephone fees, 1893, $6.5o; 1894, $5; account of dog license fees, $439;
 from c. o. Isbell, for rentals town hall, $36; Milford Yacht club for part of the old flag pole, BIO; from F. H. Woodruff & Sons, wharfage, $1S.60; J. A, Birge, wharfage, $S5; E. N. Clark, grass, $25; l U. M. Maher chest of tools, $5; l.. c. Green, Old Mill, $5; E. L. Ford. tele- phones fees, $145; county commissioners, account liquor license fees, $3,726; Omar w. Platt, prosecuting attorney, account of fines and costs paid Milford town court, $1,932.34, making the total re- ceipts of the town of Milford during the past fiscal. year $49,459.53. Disburse- ments-Amount paid account select men's orders, $22,359.34; amount paid &C., count board of education, $7,s95. Al;
 amount paid loan First NNational bank, Bridgeport, $4,0oO; amount paid interest on bonds and notes, $3,303. .34; lamount paid account state computation tax, $520.20 amount paid account fox bounty, S3; amount paid account town court orders, $1,S79.O4; deposited in four savings banks as the special school
 building fund, $5,000; cash on hand, $4,- 299.2O. Total, 49,459.53. The selectmen estimate the expenses for tho coming year as 1,945.97. From various sources it is estimated that $7,300 will be raised leaving $S4, 4,645.97 to be raised by taxes land to do this they recommend a tax of ten mills, which will raise $35, ,000.