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Annual Report of Municipal Officers Town ofCaribou, Me1905-1906Caribou (Me.).

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REPUBLICAN PRINT, CARIBOU, ME.

Report of Selectmen.

The undersigned Selectmen of Caribou here­with submit their annual report for the munici­pal year ending Feb. 20th, A. D., 1906.

Total valuation, 1905 11,482,120 Resident real estate #1,090,375 Resident personal estate 301,690 Non-resident real estate 78,875 Non-resident pers'l estate 9,880 Supplemental real estate 1,100 Supplemental pers'l estate 200

$1,482,120 No Polls, 1,142 Tax on each, $3 00 Rate of assessment | 2 2 00 per .f 1,000 Rate paid for collecting 2% per cent

LIVE STOCK

Horses and mules Colts 3 to 4 years

" 2 to 3 " under two years

Cows Oxen Three-year-olds Two One " Sheep Swine

No Total val 1,242 f 50,915 30 1,200 59 1,750 43 1.045 923 18,605 33 825 143 2,320 236 2,380 352 1,780 801 2,413 309 1,537

$84,770

1 ANNUAL REPORT OP

P.J nk stock, No shares 666 70,460 Stocks in trade 95,025 Money a t interest 4.3,600 Musical Instruments 8,215 Carriages 6,500 furniture 2,000 M Iscelliin'ous personal estate 1,200 $227,000

rot.il personal estate $311,770

MONET RAISED AND ASSESSED 1905

Public library $ 200 00 I- <-e High school 1,300 00 Building sidewalks 2,000 00 Roads and bridges 6,200 00 Repairs of echoolhouses 1,000 00 Insurances on schoolhouses

and appliances 400 00 School books 800 00 Mcmoiial day 50 00 H.vdranls & lighting- streets 2,200 00 Police 500 00 State road 400 00 Common schools 4,500 00 Interest on school fund 85 00 Support of poor 1,200 00 Miscellaneous expenses 1,200 00 Officers salaries 1,600 00 Abatements 600 00 Collectingtaxes 800 00 Teague park 100 00 Interest on bonds and loans 1800 00 Doody brook bridge 400 00 Maysville Siding road 150 00 Overdrawn accts of 1904 444 80 State tax 3,857 50 County tax 2,769 32 Overlay in assessing 1.361 52 Supplemental tax 5,8 60 Total amount committed to — _._.

C. F. Ross, Collector $35,976 74

TOWN OP CARIBOU 5

ORDERS DRAWN FOR TEACHING SCHOOL

Lettie Ginn 130 00 Marv Jordan (iO 00 Ella Ryder 60 00 Beatrice Brown 130 00 Ellen Kelley 130 00 Mary Sirois 70 00 Nettie Fletcher 130 00 Ethel Lovley 90 00 Isabel Martin sr, 00 C F Thomas J r U U 00 Alice Daigle 70 00 Annie Dionne 270 00 L D Lewis 2 8 3 00 Albena Caughey 245 <)0 Edith Roberts r.l 00 H E Henry 108 00 A Christianson 23.". 00 Evelyn Irvine I6f) 00 Ethel Taylor 200 00 Sadie Trusty 110 00 Alary Brooks 240 00 Nellie Ginn 210 00 M E Caughev 80 00 Rhoda Wright 210 00 L C Kennedy 70 00 Alice Kelly 330 0 0 G D Gillis SO 00 C F Roberts 70 00 Rosa Palladino 75 00 Xavier Cyr 340 00 Sadie Washburn 160 00 Crissie Garden 330 00 C Perry 24 00 Margaret Black 14S 0 0 Hilda Belyea, ->o oo Rose McLaughlin 210 00 Lulu Smith 110 00 Ada Dow 202 0 0 M F Stetson 20 00 Alice Shaw 210 00 Jennie Lewis 130 00 Gertrude Shea 260 00 Mae Shea 210 00 Mrs M Lamore 140 00

(i ANNUAL R E P O R T OF

Theodile Moren 180 00 Bertha Powers 130 00 Florence Margison 247 00 Odile Bernard 75 00 Elva Rackliffe 157 00 Harriet Goddard 84 00 Annie J Bishop 300 00

dl'7 9 7 0 fin f(,Ol4 UU

JANITOR SERVICE Lettie Ginn 2 :>o Eva Chapman 4 00 Mary Jordan 2 00 Beatrice Brown 4 50 Ellen Kelly 4 50 Nettie Fletcher 2 50 Xavier Bouchard 3 50 Geo W Washburn 3 00 Anna Daley ••-; o o James Michaud 20 00 Isabel Martin 2 50 Geo Cleary 4 00 Alice Daigle 2 00 Albena Caughey 8 no Mrs J Harmon 4 50 H E Henry 3 50 Mrs F Dube 4 00 A Christianson 3 00 Evelyn Irvine 6 00 Herbert Jewell 29 00 Wales Robinson 58 00 Sadie Trusty 5 00 Oswold Thibodeau GO 00 Nellie Ginn 5 50 M E Caughey 2 50 Rhoda Wright 7 50 L C Kennedy 2 50 G D Gillis 2 50 Rosa. Palladino 2 50 Reuben Andrews 1 50 Xa.vier Cyr 14 00 Sadie Washburn 8 00 Geo W Scott 513 25 F Gahagan 2 50 Margaret Black 2 50

1'OWN ON UARIBOU 7

Jane Albert 18 50 Rose McLaughlin 6 00 Mrs Barnes 5 00 Chas Doe 4 00 Roxie Kelley 5 00 Mrs Forbes 4 OO Alice Shaw 5 00 Jennie Lewis 2 50 Gertrude Shea 5 00 Mae Shea 5 00 Mrs M Lamore 5 00 Theodite Moran r> o o Bertha Powers 5 00 Ed Longley 3 oo Odile Bernard 2 50 Susan LeVeque 5 00 Mrs C E Wright 4 00 Mack Ouillette 4 00 Mrs J Sharp 4 00

FUEL FOR SCHOOLS

Lettie Ginn | 3 00 Geo W Hale 1 50 Felix Langley 12 00 Fred Drake 3 00 Norman Bowles 4 00 Willis Harmon 25 00 Ben Brissette 13 50 Octave Paradis 23 00 W A Vance 76 50 Geo Brown 63 00 Joe Damboise 4 00 Gideon Varmette 20 00 R J Flanders 60 00 H A Edwards Co 144 44 A M Sylvester 4 00 Albert Keller 50 00 Geo N Wright 40 00 Joe Thibodeou 97 00 James McNeal 102 00 Evelyn Irvine 50 Samuel Merry 21 98 Weymouth Bros 42 00 Vetal Belonga 9 00

8 ANNUAL, JVfiruHT V*

I Dow 35 88 A A Bishop 5100 Sadie Washburn 100 Geo W Scott 28 00 Chas Stewart 11 62 Jennie Lewis 50 Chas Mills 20 00 Frank Morse 17 33 Thomas Whiteneck 8 00 J H Glenn 248 65 Perley Merrithew 3 00 Sam Soucia 15 0(1 John Holmes 19 00 Frank Bouchard 4 0(1 John Doyle 4 50 Thomas Richards 19 25 Sadie Trusty 2 50 Rhoda Wright 1 00 L C Kennedy 100 MRS L Lamore 1 25 Bertha Powers 125

$1,30810

CONVEYING PUPILS

J G Gahagan Noah Brown Merle Varnum H H Stubbs M E Lombard Cyrile Parent Isaac Cochrane F J Laffaty & Co John Rogers David Doody C A Lindquist James Price Dunbar Reynolds

COMMON SCHOOLS CR

By Balance from 1904 $2,821 45 Bank and mttl tax 4,983 54

$25 00 30 00

140 00 25 50 25 00 25 00 26 50 40 00

2 00 32 40 50 00 36 50 35 00

|493 90

9

Appropriation 4,500 00

Interest on School fund 85 00 — $11,789 99

DR Teaching $7,872 00 Janitor Service 902 75 Fuel 1,308 10 Conveying pupils 492 90

' ' $10,575 75 Balance unexpended .$1,214 _J4

HIGH SCHOOL W P Hamilton Pri.-ip.il .f 1110 00 Wilma Stubbs Assistant 476 U0 Christine Tooker 350 00 T W Bowler M uO

^2017 00 CK

By Appropriation

^2017 00 CK

By Appropriation $1300 00 Received from State 375 00

Tuition 40',) 50 Balan-eirom 1904 1 SO

:*2086 30

tOOKS

:*2086 30

Balance unexpended

tOOKS

| 6 9 30

SCHOOL I tOOKS

Thompson Brown & Co 85 (35 American Book Co 80 5(5 Theo Marin 1 00 Geo W Parks 12 75 D H Knowlton & Co 3 96 Maynard Merrill & Co 11 76 Benj Sanborn 3 53 H C Currier 6 97 M E Luce 20 00 H Currier 2 34 Oliver Ditson Co 3 45 Silver Burdette Co 12 40 Sibley & Co 4 17 Houghton Miffin & Co E E Babb & Co

25 42 Houghton Miffin & Co E E Babb & Co 6 67 D H Knowlton & Co 7 50

10

S W Collins & Son Express 36 90 M E Luce 20 55 Longman Green & Co 11 15 Ginn & Co 89 59 D H Heath & Co loo oo Thompson Brown & Co S 00 Silver Burdette & Co 110 00 American Book Co 185 68

$800 00 Cr

By appropriation ftSOO Od Books Sold 7 55

$ 7

1807 55

Balance Unexpended $ 7 55

INSURANCE AND APPLIANCES F L Carter 7 90 H H Whitnev 4 75 W R Lumbert 70 00 G M Morgan 6 75 S E Briggs & Sons 27 31 Ferry Bros & Watkins 45 45 GC Upham 25 0!) W C Spaulding 12 34 F H Harmon 3 OO S L White 8 55 J G Garden 11 75 W R Smith 15 00 A M Foster 10 00 Byron Wheeler 9 50 C F Ross 30 00 J K Pike 2 50 W B Hall 24 75 A Norrell 5 75 J H Glenn 68 34 Florence Margison 2 38 L E Knot t & Co 2 03 Aroostook Republican 6 00 Robt McLellan 3 50 |40S 55

CT By appropriation $400 00

Charged to Loss & Gain 1 2 55

|402 56

TOWN OF CARIBOU 11

SCHOOLHOUSE REPAIRS

Xavier Cyr Alice Shaw Geo W Scott Geo W Hale F H Hammond Mary Iott Jane Albert HM Shaw Reuben Andrews Geo W Scott John Thibodeau John Holmes A D Estey John Holmes R W McLellan E H Vance Geo W Parks Geo W Scott Ed Vance John Baron Thomas Thibodeau H Currier' Thomas Thibodeau E J Thompson Geo W Washburn Geo W Wright B & A R R Co W R Smith Geo W Parks Octave Paradise Xavier Cyr Geo W Scott Mae Shea S Morrill J W McCubrey Ellingwood Bros James Wallace Denton Bros S W Collins & Son O L Atherton A M Sylvester Roy Thompson J F Harmon J S Getchell & Son

labor $ 50 i. L 55 t ( 5 50 I t 5 00 (( 3 8:5 L ' 4 50 " 2 50 i i 4 50 " 1 50 11 75 L1 2 00 u 10 00 " 22 00 '• 35 00 ( ( 20 00 " 2 37

material 31 07 labor 42 00

" 4 00 " 17 04

j 26 00 freight 10 70

i labor 11 50 i t 6 10 (< 6 :\H " 3 00

freight 7 01 material 4 00

" 97 89 labor 5 00

i . 1 00 11 8 60

* t 2 00 1* 2 00 i t 8 00 ; ( 27 60

freight 32 39 labor 17 70

lumber 33 50 labor 27 65

(< 12 10 Ci 8 00 u 2 00

15 00

12 TOWN OF CARIBOU

Hight & Page "labor & rnater'l 47 +0 J A Lister labor 1 00 A E Warren " 2 50 J H Glenn material 103 79 C J Lewis labor 5 00 S E Briggs & Sons material 28 45 Geo W Hale labor 2 50 W C Spaulding material 28 68 Vermont Seat Co " 148 80 H Currier freight 24 60

freight

CR By a jtpropriation

|998 41

$1000 00

Balance unexpended $159

ROADS AND BRIDGES WINTER WORK AFTER F E B 20TH 1905

ChasTozier man and team $25 40 Wm Gahagan " " 11 00 M Paradis " " 7 75 Hoy Thompson snowing bridge 3 00 I) W Clark % contract 25 00 E F Shaw labor village streets 22 80 G B Buck % contract 58 50 James Argraves 25 00 James Argraves labor 2 25 Joe Sirois % contract 37 50 Thomas Whiteneck labor 18 00 Henry Cochran % contract 62 50 Thomas Albert " " 32 50 G W Washburn " " 45 00 Nazaire Charleau " " 40 00 Louis Violette man and team 12 50 Frank Hale % contract 45 00 A J Campbell " " 5 00 C W Parsons " " 50 00 Israel Ohlson " " 32 50 Henry Armstrong " " 60 00 H T Fletcher " " 50 00 Chas Baird " " 22 50

CR

By carried to general road aect

|693 70

$693 70

ANNUM, REPORT OV

ROADS AND BRIDGES FROM MAY 1ST 1905 TO FEB 20TH 1906

Levi Martin labor John Squirrel Frank Michaud John Cvr Vetal Thibodeau Maxam Cyr Vetal Thibodeau Maxam Cyr Vetal Thibodeau A F Whittier B Bell J B Kelly snowing bridge Frank Michaud labor C W Parsons man & team John Squirrel labor B Bell Chas Page E Marque James Price Chas Mills man & team Albion Davis one plow Sam Soucie labor Len Theriault Henry Cyr John Squirrel " Joe Bishop " B Bolier labor B Bell B A1bare Len Theriault Vetal Thibodeau " Frank Michaud " Lewis Iott man & team Twen Prue labor N Charleau G B Buck Perley Turner " James Price man & team James Argraves '' " Harvey Kelly Joe Devoe labor J Wallace man and team John Thibodeau "

1 72 4 80 7 00 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50

2 00 5 00

12 63 ••3 0 0

22 25 6 65 li 00 4 00 75

4 00 6 00 10 00 5 00 7 50 4 50 5) 50 8 25 7 17 1 25 4 25 7 50 3 00 18 50 16 60 2 82 1 25 10 00 4 00 19 00 15 00 10 00 7 50 7 00

15 80

I I TOWN OK CARIBOU

Howard Lindsey ,ey labor 3 00 Lewis Mills m a n a n d t e a m 30 00 J o e Gahagan labor 1 00 Cluster Bell " 7 50 Wm G a h a g a n man and t eam 28 00 J ames Price •' 20 00 Wm Argraves L * < 1 13 90 Chas Doe " i . 27 50 C h a s Michaud labor 3 00 H o w a r d Lindsey • < 4 50 C W Parsons 1 1 9 50 N Char leau 8 00 X Bouchard 9 ()0 Wm Devoe 4 50 J o e S t Peter 4 50 Denia Devoe 3 00 J o e G a r r e t t e 9 00 Sam Violette 9 75 J o e Charleau 9 50 Eli P lourd 4 25 F r a n k Hale 2 00 J o e Devoe 3 00 Paul T h i b o d e a u man a n d team 21 00 Gideon V a r m e t t e > ( i 21 00 H u b a d e Bouchard lard " 26 35 F r a n k Bouchard labor 6 00

1 . c . m a n a n d t e a m 27 00 J a m e s Price " 23 00 J a s Argraves labor 20 00 Chester Bell •i 8 62 Wm Argraves " 8 62 Wm G a h a g a n m a n and team 23 00 H e n r y Jewell labo ' on bridge 19 40 Lewis Mills man and t eam 33 00 J o e Devon labor 6 00 Chas P a g e man and team 51 00 F F Shaw " " 48 00 D L T e a g u e 11 U 10 00 J o e Devoe labor 3 75 Sam Violette i - 6 35 T N Bowles labor 3 75 E t h a n Langley " 6 00 J o e G a h a g a n i ( 9 25 X Belonga man and team 25 00 J a m e s Price £1 i < 14 00 J a m e s Argraves l abor 10 00

15

man and t eam labor

man and team

labor

man and team

l abo r man and team

labor

Vetal Belonga Teddy Langley Lewis Mills man and team E F Shaw WM Argraves la.bin Joe Devoe Felix Boueha Victor Dube Joe Ouillette Freeman Ouiliette E Thompson Wm Devoe Henry Bossee Sam Murry Fred Bishop Mack Ouillette Vetal Belonga Henry Cota Felix Murry Dennis Gahagan man & team H H Jewell l abor N Rosignal man and t eam Lasime Leveque ' Andrew Ouilette " B Bell Theo Soucia Howard Irvine F Armstrong John Barrow labor James Price man and t eam John Gahagan " Chas Kelley Wm Gahagan " F Thompson " Wm Gahagan Joe Devoe J Argraves Lewis Mills Thos Marin Joe Murry Octave Murry E F Shaw F Cyr Alcide Taylor Sam Violette Gus Clevette

9 6

10 2N

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labor man and team

3 13

4 20

3 13

50 00

15 50 18 00 3 00

11 00 4 00

10 00 1 50

18 00 6 75 9 00

18 0 0 26 80 14 0 0

6 00 12 00 23 50 20 00 12 75

4 50 15 0 0 10 0 0 18 0 0

6 00 16 0 0

16

Chas Page Joe Devoe labor Frank Hale man and team Frank Michaud labor-Sam Violette man and team Baptiste Sirois Nazaire Charleau I C Thompson J B Kelley Thomas Morin James Argraves N Baird Jnd Wright Joe Devoe B Bell P N Bowles Frank Langley

20 3

13

42 fi 8 5 8

10 10 14 17

2 2 6 0

Fred Thompson man and team 17 Newman Thompson labor ti Lewis Mills man and team 27 James Doak labor 1 Joe Devoe " 2 Ethan Langley man and team 18

labor

Theo Brissette Taddie Long-ley Twen Prue Fred Gagnon Sam Violette Joe Sirois Victor Ouillett

labor 12

7 12

6 1 8

man and team 113 labor 6

6 4

12

Ed Longley P F Pelkey Robt Thompson Henry Brissette L Violette James Brown 14 Cliff Harmon " 4 Thomas Marin " 22 J Damboise man and team 11 James Argraves labor 5 Joe Devoe 2 B Bell " 3 Levi Albert " 2 B LeVasseur " 4 John Thibodeau man and team 15 Levi Martin labor 2

50 oo oo 50 00 00 00 4." 00 00 00 00 00 00 7." K." •> 00 :;8 50 00 00 00 0(1 00 00 00 50 00 50 75 75 25 00 00 25 50 50 00 00 00 00 25 50 20 00

JOE Devoe labor 6 00 Frank Walton man and team 15 00 W F Ireland labor ni oo Sylvester Wright • ' 5 25 H Morin (5 25 Jud Wright man and t eam 10 <;:, B F Hughes 3 on Lewis Mills " m oo Frank McNeal i * 15 00 Howard Irvine • ' 14 00 Thomas Albaire •• 12 00 X Belonger labor i no Chas Baird et als 0(5 00 James Price man and team 20 00 James Argraves labor 22 36 Elmer Brown " 3 75 Wm Gahagan man and team 20 00 Benj Brissette 19 00 B LeVasseur labor 4 no A Taylor • • (i 00 Chester Bell " 3 oo Benj Hall ' • .•1.25 W F Ireland ' • 10 50 S E Briggs pa in t for 1.ridge LOO 00 Joe Devoe labor 3 00 Dow Bros man and t eam 20 60 Xavier Monroe labor 4 50 Robt McLellan L i N 00 Frank Walton • • 5 00 Joe Prescott man and t eam 12 00 H D l iving " 4 3 40 Wm Gahagan labor 1 00 Perley Turner man and t eam 12 00 Joe Io t t l abor ,3 50 Frank Leveque " 6 00 John Lyons ' • 4 00 A F Johnson " 2 00 Chas Kelly " 1 50 Albert Madore u 9 50 John Nadeau ii , 9 50 Benj Hall I . 16 50 Eli Nadeau i i 9 50 Fred Theriault u 4 50 Len Langen Ci 6 75 B Bell '• 2 7 5 W T Stevens (i 6 0 0

18

Geo Tapley 1 25 M B Thrope 5 00 Benj Hall 3 75 Perley Hall 1 00 Vetal Thibedeau 1 65 John Squirrel] 1 65 Jeff McIntire 1 65 P Small man and team 30 00 B Outhouse labor 5 00 Ben Hall man and team 14 50 A Esty man and team 29 75 Ira Quimby labor 1 50 Robt McLellan u 2 00 I ra Gould I 1 5 00 Henry Cota 1 I 1 00 J Argraves I i 6 25 Jeff Mclntire . . 8 75 T Whiteneck man and team 15 00 Benj Hall 1 00 James Hale '' 28 50 Thomas Albaire " t i 3 00 O Swedeberg painting bridge 51 40 Frank Michaud labor 9 50 B Bell i t 3 50 Lewis Violette man and team 15 00 Benj Hall i t 12 00 Len Langen labor 6 00 B Boleau * t 2 85 Sewer Co b'ld catch basins 250 00 Roy Thompson labor 1 00 Bazil Sirois i i 3 00 Frank Michaud i i 12 00 Vetal Thibodeau . t 6 00 Jas Dow man and team 25 00 J H Wallace c t 1 00 J a s Brown labor 11 25 Colon McDougall i i 2 00 H L Griffin labor (Griffin job) 100 00 James Brown " 11 25 H L Griffin bal on job 51 00 W F Ireland labor 5 00 D DeMerchant 4 00 W DeMerchant 8 00 John King 7 00 Vetal Thibodeau 2 00 Chas Russell 6 00

TOWN OF CARIBOU 19

A Wright " 7 00 L A Bagley m a n H >nd t eam 14 00 Jas Brown labor 4 :57 Jerry Tracy 'i :i 00 James Doak i i 7 00 Peter Jer re t te i i 1 50 Fred Snell man a n d team 19 25 Frank Michaud 7 00 E Palmer l abo r 4 00 G W Washburn i i 12 00 Benj Hall * * 2 25 J Wright • • 10 00 Benj Hall . t 2 00 Geo Wright *' 12 50 W Demerchant 4 00 B Bell " 4 60 Frank Shepherd man and t eam 14 00 D Doody labor 1 00 B Bell 3 25 Benj Jalbert " 1 25 Mark Garden 1 1 15 00 W Ellsworth i < 5 00 F Michaud " 12 00 Dick Ouilette " 3 75 Caribou Grange lu mber 23 08 H Currier l abor 5 80 W F Wright man an d t eam 13 75 G W Billington labor 2 00 W T Collins man and t eam 136 00 J Squirrell l abor 5 25 J Dow boarding men 1 903 3 00 P S Goud personal Rervice 31 25 Nickerson & Ireland rolling st s 5 00 W E Crockett lumber 44 35 E A Nickerson l abor 4 40 Joe Devoe . i 2 50 J O Bubar lt 38 00 Frank Hale 14 30 00 W A Vance i i 5 96 Ireland & Nickerson i i 18 00 Byron Hatch i i 12 00 Caribou Sewer Co i i 32 73 F H Hammond " 5 00 O D Vance t i 2 00 Henry Cochran (( 8 00 Benj Knox U 9 20

20 ANNUAL RKI»OKT OK

J Gould " 21 50 Ireland & Nickerson " 10 00 Denton Bros blacksmithing 20 70 J B Kelley y, contract 07 50 H H Lufkin' •• 45 00 J M Howes labor 5 05 S W Collins lumber 064 05 S c a l e s & Co 1 00 Harley Turner ^con t rac t 52 50 Frank Shepherd labor 5 00 Willis Harmon " 14 00 Thomas Whiteneck •'• 21 00 J S Getchell & Son material 13 HO J K Pike filing saws 6 80 James Dow % contract 40 00 Hight & Page material 12 03 G B Buck % contract 52 50 S Willett labor 2 50 H Cochrane " 1 50 F Hale " 17 50 Israel Ohlson 31 50 John Pierce " 2 00 Fred Drake " 2 00 John Squirrell " 6 75 J A Lister ' li 1 00 Chas Tozier • 13 60 Thomas Walton " 1 00 John Thibodeau " 21 88 S E Briggs & Son material 42 08 S E Briggs & Son % contract 47 50 Thos Albert " '• 34 75 R J Flanders " " 50 00 Lewis Io t t man and team 12 45 F Small " 24 50 J H Glenn material 40 33 Bruce Kelly labor 1 50 0 W Parsons % contract 60 00 W O Spaulding material 103 00 C W Page % contract 55 00 Benj Brissette " " 40 00 S Kelly ' labor 1 50 L Violette " 3 00 Town Farm team " 120 00 Add amt contracted last half of winter $693 70

$5825 46

16519 16

TOWN OP CARIBOU 21

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By balance from 1904 15.°. So" Appropriat ion (i2(M) 00 Received from S t a t e 300 00

|655 :? 86

Balance unex pended $34 70

SIDEWALKS Dr

M Corbin l abor 2 25 Thomas Trus ty 1 50 Joe Bishop " 2 25 Vetal Nedeau " 2 25 John Squirrel -1 DO H Lindsay 2 25 Henry Nedeau 7-i Peter Goven 7 4:', Benj Hall 12 75 Perley Hal l 2 50 John Allen 6 00 M Corbett 3 00 Albert Madore 1 50 Ramie Nedeau 5 62 Albert Madore " 2 25 M Corbett 0 00 Ramie Nedeau 6 oo Peter Govern 12 62 Vetal Thibedeau 12 00 Albert Madore 11 25 Fred Midland 10 50 Beni Hall 18 00 Perlev Hall 8 00 Robt McLellan 20 00 Fred Michaud 6 75 Vital Thibodeau 6 75 A Madore 6 75 Joe Bishop 5 25 Robt McLellan 24 00 Benj Hall 15 00 Peter Goven 5 80 John Allen 9 00 Peter Goven 6 60 Vital Thibodeau 6 00 Albert Madore 6 00 John Squirrel n i n A A

22 ANNUAL REPOKT OF

J o e Bishop 9 00 Perley Hall 6 50 Ben Hall 13 00 J E Allen 9 00 Albert Madore 6 no Vetal Thibodeau 6 40 Benj Hal l 14 25 Peter Goven 7 00 J o h n Squirrel 7 00 J McIntire 10 90 J Allen 7 00 Peter Goven 8 25 J o h n Squirrel 8 25 Vetal Th ibodeau 7 50 A Madore 7 50 Perley Hall 5 00 Benj Hall 15 00 J E Allen 8 25 J McIntire 10 50 F r a n k Michaud 21 00 A Madore 8 25 Vetal T lnbodeau 8 25 Peter Goven 9 00 J Mclnt i re 9 60 John Squirrel 9 00 Benj Hall 8 50 Perley Hall 5 50 J o h n Allen 5 75 Peter Goven 2 25 J McIntire 8 75 Albert Madore 7 50 J o h n Squirrel 8 25 J e r r y Doak 3 00 Geo Pa r row 1 50 Vetal T l n b o d e a u 6 75 J o h n Allen 7 45 Ben Hall 15 00 J o h n Squirrel 8 25 J o h n Allen 8 25 Vetal Th ibodeau 8 25 Ben Hal l •• 15 00 A Madore 6 60 J Mclnt i re 8 75 Perley Hall 6 00 Ben Hal l 15 00 J o h n Squirrel 8 25

John Allen ft 0 60 Vetal Thibodeau

L .

9 90 A Madore t ( 9 90 J McIntire f ( 10 50 Blake Outhouse 1 I 4 If) Perley Hall t <

5 r.o Ben Hall I (. 12 80 John Squirrel 1t 9 07 Vetal Thibodeau I ( 9 07 Joe Devoe t ( 3 0 0 J Madore l ( 9 07 J. E. Allen I t 9 07 A Madore I i 9 07 J Mclntire ^ 9 6 0 A Estey labor and mater ia ] 75 00 Perley Hall l abo r 6 0 0 Beni Hall t i I S 0 0 J E Allen i i 9 90 J McIntire i i S 75 Elic Nadeau (i 9 00 J Nadeau a 9 90 John Squirrell i t S 25 A Madore u 9 90 V Thibodeau i i 9 90 Perley Hall i i 4 00 Vetal Thibodeau a 9 9 0 John Squirrell u 10 70 J Mcintire t i 10 50 John Squirrell 11 16 50 Ben Hall u 15 50 J McIntire 11 17 50 Perley Hall . i 10 00 Vetal Thibodeau il 16 5 0 A Estey a 112 1 2 John Squirrell i ( 7 4 0 Vetal Thibodeau >. i 6 4 0 Ben Hall tt 15 00 N W Stover ( i 40 00 F Theriault a 6 00 C Doak i i 6 00 John Squirrell a 8 0 0 Vetal Thibodeau a 8 00 J McIntire %t 9 00 Benj Hall if 14 0 0 F Michaud f t 12 0 0 Robt McLellan i ( 8 0 0

24

Benj Hal l i t 6 00 Vetal Th ibodeau 11 4 00 J Ther i au l t 1 i 8 00 Len Langen u 4 00 F r a n k Michaud i ( S 00 B & A nR R Co sand 43 10 c r K Co i i 22 00 J o e Michler labor 3 00 F Ther iau l t i t 2 7a Benj Hall " 17 2a Len Langen " 14 00 Vetal Th ibodeau " 11 00 Simon Bouchard " 6 00 B Bell " 11 00 F Michaud i i 16 50 B Boulier ( t 4 50 Len Langen " a (Kl D DeMerchant •' 4 Of) Vetal Thibodeau 11 5 00 W DeMerchant c c 3 00 F Michaud u 8 25 Benj Hall " 3 00 Herbe r t H a c k e t t land 200 00 J McIntire labor 2 00 F Michaud i . 7 50 Perley Hall t ! 6 50 H Currier " 1 75 Perley Hall " 2 00 P S fioud service a s agent 180 00 David Ziter gravel pi t 3 50 Perley Hall labor 7 50 P L Hard ison surveying 15 00 Caribon Sewer Co labor 8 00 S W Collins & Son lumber 64 45 Benj Hall labor 5 00 Benj Hall u 4 00 J H Glenn mater ia l 15 48 W C Spauld ing 11 14 76

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CB By appropriation $2000 00 Bal overdrawn and charged

to IOSH and gain 55 73

Material on hand Feb 20th 1905 25 bble t a r & pitch f 125 00

TOWN O F CARIBOU

Used during season 20 bble 100 00

On hand Feb 20 1906 5 bbls $25 on

DOODY BROOK BRIDGE

Geo W Hale l abor ft 10 00 G W Hale rash paid tor labor 25 00 James Wright labor 5 00 C E Wright " 5 00 James Wright " 5 00 Robt McDougall " 5 00 Geo Doody •' 6 50 Colon McDougall " 2* 75 Geo Bubar " 17 25 Robt McDougall '• ,s f,0 Ray Doody " 6 O0 Pember Fa i rbanks 15 50 F Walton " L'4 50 Lewis Mills " 32 25 J C Wright •' 4!) 00 Fred Doodv " 22 50 John Wilcox " 17 25 C E Wright " 2 SH John Doodv " 10 50 Geo Doody " 7 00 Geo W Hale labor and cash

paid for labor 4s5 25 S W Collins & Son cedar 57 37

*400 0 0 ( ' i t

•By a pi iropriation $400 00 MAYSVILLE SIDING R0AI

Fred Theriault Baptiste Bell Joe Theriault H W Todd W C Spaulding Eliab Shaw

labor $ 3 75 31 50

9 30 cedar 16 25

material 36 20 labor 53 00 #150 0 0

(JR By appropr ia t ion $150 0 0

26 ANNUAL REPORT OF

STATE ROAD ' "~

Lewis Mills labor 22 00 James Argraves i i f. 0<l James Wright u 4 r,0 James Price " in 61 J o e Devoe " n r,0 Lewis Mills '' 32 00 Geo Lindsey t < S 2." Rami Nedeau b i 7 .lO J Argraves " 10 00 Xavier Duplissy " i a BO James Price .. 20 00 J o e D e v o e 1 t o od J Argraves i i 12 no F Mills " 7 no Joe Devoe " 2 00 Fred Bishop . t a oo V Nedeau > 4 6 00 Lewis Mills a 124 no Merle Varnum i i 6 00 Wm Gahagan u 4 00 F Mills i t 9 0(i Xavier Duplissey " 9 00 Joe Devoe " 6 00 Xavier Duplissy " 7 50 Robt McLellan* .( 44 00 Frank Mills

CR

9 00 |399 86

By appropriation 9400 00

Balance unex pended 14

STATE PAUPER ACCOUNT Balance due from State Feb

20th 1905 $256 35 $256 35

OR Received from State |219 35 By charged Lezott bill to

town pauper account 87 00

Supplied State paupers from F e b 2 0 t h l 9 0 5 t o D e c 2 2

27

190.". Joe Parent # 0 3 00 Chas Farnier 4-2 50 Phebe Violette 100 7.1 Mary King 72 00 Magloire Cota and wife 120 00 J G Thompson 96 6-") Rami Soucia SO SO Mrs J B Duplissy 17 50

•' A Soucia, 66 25 '• L Leveque 7S 00 " F St Peter 9f, 66 " G Holier 66 00

Mary Leveque 100 7.". Mack Murrey 67 ..<> Baptiste Pelkey 76 6.". Michael Cota and Wife 132 00 Geo Tilley family 3 00 Joe Violette SO 30

1 1 4 5 5 3 1 CR

By received from S t a t e $ 1 1 5 5 31 To supplied S t a t e paupers

since Dec 22nd 1905 and bills no t sent to

Mary King 25 50 Mrs J B Duplissy 11 25 Phoebe Violette 24 00 Bozile Paridise 55 00 M r s F S t P e t e l 17 25 J G Thompson 2 35 Baptiste Pelkey 46 00 Michael Cota and wife 16 25 Magloire Cota and d wife 58 40 Mary Leveque 25 00 Mrs A Soucia. 10 00 •Joe Parent 3 00

$294 00 Due from S ta t e Feb 20, 1 9 0 6

TOWN PAUPERS

Mrs Geo Whar ton supplies $16 50 N Bouchard " 5 25 Thepbile Madore burial ex-

28

p e n s e s a n d supplies 87 00 J o e Bishop supplies 20 50 J o e Devoe " 37 45 Mrs E Michaud boa rd 65 00 Jas Joseph board and ticket 70 00 Mrs C Thibodeau supplies 12 50 H Lindsey supplies and rent 31 25 Jas Pierce board and burial ex 51 75 Simon Laundry supplies 8 20 Lee Burgess medical ex etc 0 .'55 Sam W a r k ' s child ' a t t end 2 00 Geo Doak supplies 5 00 Rufus Sands buried child and

supplies 20 00 Simon Nadeau supplies 10 00 J a m e s Iverson " 2 50 Asa Quimby " 28 5!) Wm Morrow " 1 50 J o h n Squirrel] " 11) 25 Fred Knowl ton " 2 00 J a n e Wal ton " 25 00 Mrs Anna Daley ren t 48 00 Mrs J Dougal expense moving

and supplies 50 00 Fd Burgess family ren t 15 00 J o h n Cyr burial and supplies 78 53 Crissie Marque boa rd 51 00 J Richards burial of wife etc IS 75 Mary Sirois burial etc 20 '00 Fred Ellis family supplies and

t r e a t m e n t in typhoid fever whole family ' 180 76

Mack Bishop burial expense 2 75 Clothing and med for pauper

on Town F a r m 50 10 Peter Lezot t S t a t e pauper of

1903-04 Bill n o t allowed by S t a t e 37 00

Dr L P LaFleche med a t t end for the yea r 70 00

Paid town farm for board of p a u p e r s _52_3_00 ^ Qg

CR By bal from 1904 f 323 94

A p p r o p r i a t i o n 1200 00

1 OWN ON UAKIBOU 2 9

Refund acctof Ed Burgess 100 00 ltecd from Jas Pierce est 50 00 Reed from Joe Devoe 5 25

11685 19

Balance unexpended $6 11 TOWN FARM EXPENSE ACCT.

James Argrave; s th resh ing 1H 68 G F McGraw m e a t 7 56 W F Wright wood 19 00 E G Farrell one horse 215 00 Irving & Ricker • supplies 1+ 3 1 Willie Sand-. labor 6 00 Chas Mills •' 7 00 L J S h e r w o o d wall paper -1- :\<) Edith Day labo'- 8 00 Chas Mills • • 5 oo G F McGraw meat 16 67 J G Garden supplies 7a 00 Johnson Bros use of boa r 1 00 Bamford Doak Labor 1 85 Adile Ouilette Li 6 00 Reed Mills " s .-,o S E Briggs & Son vm-io! 25 S7 Henry Nedeau labor 7 oo G F McGraw m e a t 21 61 C F Ross insurance 18 75 Frank Mills labor 10 00 Chester Bell " 7 00 Frank Mills 1 • S 50 Chester Bell " 6 0 0 Henry Nedeau ' • 19 00 A F Johnson " 2 00 J G Garden supplies 97 S9 Chester Bell labor 4 00 Adile Oui l e t t e • • 5 50 Frank Mills " 1- 00 Wm Gahagan < 1 5 00 Susie Mills i i 8 00 J G Garden supplies 59 86 Herbert Ryder labor 6 00 Harry Mills " 183 50 S L White s u p p l i e s 11 90 Susie Mills l abor 8 00 Emile Soucie i i 16 60

30 A N N U A L K E P O R T OF

Frank Cormier " 10 00 Joe Long " 19 00 Eli Soucie " 11) 00 J o h n Soucie " 10 00 Levi Cyr '• 10 1)0 S Doody : ' 5 00 Joe Devoe " 2 00 J o h n Cyr " 7 00 Joe Devoe •' r, ()0 Darwin Eddy wood 20 00 Owen G a h a g a n threshing 2 .")() Chas Mills labor 1 1)0 J e r r e Smith milling' 8 82 Mack Bouchard supplies 5 00 Weymouth Bros wood 30 00 Wm G a h a g a n threshing 10 50 C Powers machine repairs 1 05 Ben W h a r t o n labor 1 50 Geo Irvine twine 7 .10 J o h n s o n Bros killing hogs 1 "il) Mack Bouchard wood 0 0(1 G W Billington " .15 00 G F McGraw meat 21 1)1 Ben Whar ton labor 1 00 J G Garden supplies 86 89 Vetal Albare pressing hay 35 15 Na t Lang-ley labor 6 00 Reed Mills " l abor 13 00 W ECrocket t sawing lumber 1 05 J o h n Squirrell l abor 2 00 Smi th and Cox milling 10 04 G F McGraw m e a t 7 38 Ellingwood Bros l abo r & mal l 5 70 Laffaty & Co harness repairs 18 25 H o w a r d Blown labor 2 00-H A Edwards Co milling and

supplies 30 24 Benj Knox blacksmith ing 42 60 Wm G a h a g a n labor 1 00 S W Collins & Son supplies 20 73 H Brown labor 2 00 H igh t & P a g e l abor and mat l 8 2a J A Clark supplies 36 91 ,S E Briggs & Son " 10 90 J H Glenn " 31 72

TOWN O F CAKIHOI 31

W C Spaulding " 37 13 J G Garden • * 23 30 J K Pike filing saws 1 50 Hiram Harr is sal; u y as snpt 3S5 00 Alex Cochran labor 0 00 H Kelly L ' 11 25 J Smith fertilizer 320 00 Frank Langley 1 1 25

*-r<4 0 32 ' ~ — ' ) T - i 32

UR

Butter sold $5 00 Potatoes i . 141

30 40 oo

Calf and hay " 15 (10 Potatoes I 1 51 75 Straw and Veal " 17 00 Potatoes U 202

220 3

(10 50 00

Butter t ( IN (K) Reed board of hay / pressers 5 25 Butter sold 5 00 Bull " 25 00 Cow " 40 00 Board of J G Thompson S t a t e

pauper 73 50 Hay sold ISO 00 Potatoes " 11 00 Team on highway 120 00 Potatoes sold 695 00 Pigs 5 00 Paupers board as follows Bridget Dionne 52 weeks 52 00 Thomas Dionne 52 •' 52 00 Philonine Dionne 52 " 52 00 Matilda Squirrill 52 52 00 Mary Squirrill 52 52 00 Eugene Michaud 52 52 00 Joe Carrow 52 52 00 Selina Soucia 52 52 oo Mary Soucia 10 10 0 0 Richard Bolier 52 52 00 Peter Bell 20 20 0 0 James Pierre 7 7 0 0

32 ANNUAL REPORT OF

Lee Burgess 18 18 00

R i * fit r + A 2 4 8 9 9 0

Balance oi profit credited to lows and gain acct. 147 r,g TOWN FARM'S COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

On hand Feb 20th 1906 Wheat 72 bushels 80 00 Oats GOO " 22;", 00 Hay 30 ton* 240 00 Hard wood 9 rords 36 00 Soft wood 12 cords 30 00 IK bbls pork 18 00 2 bbls flour 11 (1(1 400 bbls potatoes 520 00

ni6o 00 LIVE STOCK

4 horses f 6 0 0 00 3 cows 10." 00 1 three-ye^r-old 2:1 00 1 two-year-old 20 00 4 hogs 4S 00 25 hens 12 00

Farming tools 500 00 % potato house 200 00 Household goods 100 00 Farm and buildings 4500 00

|810 00

15300 00

Total property Feb 20 '06 $7270 00 Cash bed favor of farm 147 5b<

Property reported Feb 20th 1905

Net gain $150 58

$7417 58

$7267 00

MISCELLANEOUS ACCT.

C Duplissey shoveling hvdrants 20 00 J W Gary' stamps 2 00 A M Foster use <>f hall 15 00 W F Wright wood for office 4 00 G M Doak supplies time of

smallpox 4 (56 E A Holmes m o d e r a t o r 10 00 Joe Devoe baskets (5 75 Fred Drake tax refunded 2S 05 White Mountain Tel Co service 4 15 Alphonse Bishop labor on

fountains 7 50 A Peterson caring for hose <; 45 Enoch Foster prof advice in

Taylor case a Oil Ulrich Bros storing cement 03 8 00 White Mountain Tel Co service 2 00 A A Garden ins office 14 MS John Lavoie labor on founta ins

and street signs 27 00 H J Fisher seron dog w a r r a n t 10 00 Maxim Cyr sawing wood 1 50 Mrs Cyr cleaning office 3 00 S Young bury ings t rangech i ld 1 00 White Mountain Tel Co ser 2 95 C M Conant < o repairs for

road machine 2S 2." A M Foster use of hall 10 00 H J Fisher killing- dogs 29 00 H H Jewell constable service a 00 White Mountain Tel Co •' 2 55

- F Small cash paid ou t in pen­sion cases 5 00

A St Peter extra service Ju ly 4 4 00 Geo H Wallace constable serv 3 00 Herbert Hacket t \, gravel pit 100 00 F Hammond freight 91 White Mountain Tel Co ser 2 00 A Peterson freight tire dept M2 H K Barnes appliances for

firedvpt 70 0a Loring Short & H a r m o n re­

vised s t a tu t e s X 50 W Lovvnev Maine regisler 2 00 I W Gary s t a m p s 3 00 White Mountain Tel Co ser 2 2." Mrs Daley cleaning lockup a 00 Colby Buzzell wood for office 5 50 White Mountain Tel Co ser 2 00 H J Fisher killing one dog 1 00 L J Pendell pr in t ing town

34

r e p o r t s 88 50 L J Pendell s ta and notices 37 13 H H Jewell conveying' and

ticket t r a m p pauper 10 40 J W Gary s t a m p * 2 00 F Michaud pu t ' g on windows

and cleaning office 7 00 Maxim Cyr sawing wood 1 0 0 White Alt Tel Co service 2 00 A Peterson drawing hose 4 3a C Lundeen wood for hose house 3 7.ri O J Wright wood for office :-\ 75 Geo D Lor ing Town books 27 75 White Alt Tel Co service 2 00 F Forbes wood for hose house 5 00 H H Jewell pos t ing notices 1 9 6 J o e Chamberlain wood for office 5 00 Caribou Water Co rep fountain 25 05 P L Hard i son surveying 1:{ 00 White Alt Tel Co service 2 00 A M York constable • 15 00 A V Goud " " 10 00 L K Duff fire warden and

building inspector 20 011 White Mt Tel ( o service 2 00 S D Lit t le M D repor t ing

b i r ths and dea ths 13 25 L J Pendell p r in t ing and

s t a t i one ry 27 69 S E Briggs & Son supplies fire

dept 7 25 C J Lewis Telegrams etc 6 50 Caribou Sewer Co two catch

bas ins 250 00 W P. Hall recording 193

b i r ths 28 95 W B Hal l " 104

d e a t h s 15 60 W B Hall • 72

m a r r i a g e s W B Hall issuing 19 bir th

certificates 3 75 W B Hall issuing 34 death

certificates 8 50 W B Hall recording 3 3 oa ths 1 65

p o s t a g e in office 2 00

10 80

TOWN O F CARIBOI* ."55

town att.v 50 (JO " " " s t amps and tcl 27 " " " recording deed 50

abs t r ac t .10 W C Spaulding' supplies fire

dept (J 20 C F Thomas M D repor t ing

births and dea ths S i5 J W Gary s t a m p s 2 00 W E Sincock M 1) repor t ing

births and dea ths 20 2." F Small paid bovs carrying,

wood 2 on F Small paid telegrams 1 50 F Small •' team 1 50 G W Hale use of team for year 50 00 J H Glenn supplies fire dept -\ 10 L P LaFleche MD repor t ing

births and dea ths 1 ,x .">(i #1294 Ofi

i'v 5y balance from 1904 # 9:i 81

Appropriat ion 1200 00 Baskets soid 0 75 Balance unexpended $ 0 50

S.

t[j i tjyjyj *» ij

OFFICERS SALARIE

50

S.

Freemont Small S A & < > of I' 6 0 0 0 0 G W Hale S A & O of P 4 0 0 0 0 Lewis Violette S A A: 0 of 1J 2 0 0 0 0 C J Lewis supt of schools 42 5 0 0 P L McNally t reasurer 110 0 0 P L McNally sch com 25 0 0 V R L u m b e r t ' " 25 00 V B Hall " •• 2.5 1)0 V B Hall clerk 20 00 W E Sincock sec of B of H :-io 0 0 D L Teague member of B of H 25 0 0 • F Ross " of B of H 25 0 0 R C Gary audi to r 20 00

. $19:'.0 00 Cr

•y appropr ia t ion 1600 00

: > < > A N X I ' . U , R E P O T OF

Balancooven l rawn and charged to loss and ^a.in " :}30 OO

POLICE DEPARTMENT T O pd Archie St Pe te r 51 r, oo

By balance from 1904 gy oo By a p p r o p r i a t i o n 500 0(J

580 00 Unexpended (;.-, Qy

.MEMORIAL DAY

To pd Garfield <T A R 50 (JO <Y

By app rop r i a t i on 50 00

TOWN OF LIMESTONE

DK

T o bal from Feby 20 1905 16 00 " supplies for Wm Roix 90 00

16 00 $122 00

Cu Bv Cash 106 00 Bal t o new acct 16 00

TOWN OF F O R T FAIRFIELD

DR

To aupplies furnished Thos Deshane 176 60

" sup fur T h o s Deshane after J a n v 1 1906 11 00

|187 m VH

By cash 1J6 60 Bai t o new acct WW

|187 60 TOWN OF VAN BUREN

DR

T o supplies for Thos Griffin 50 40 ^

By cash t o ba lance 5 0 W

TOWN O F CARIISOI 37

T E A G U E PARK

D H

To Paid Robt McLellan trees 73 00 S Taylor labor To 00

$N3 00 CR

B.v Appropriat ion 100 00 Balance unexpended 17 00

S T R E E T LKJHT

D R To pd Caribou W L & P Co 702 00

CR By Appropriat ion 025 00 Bal unexpended 1904 9,X 00

702 00

"23 00 Balance unexpended 21 00

T E M P O R A R Y LOANS

Cii By cash from notes author iz­

ed by town 8000 00 By orders issued 7000 00

$ 1 5 0 0 0 00 DK

To cash paid on notes 8000 00 To orders cancelled 7000 00

# 1 5 0 0 0 00 I N T E R E S T An OPXT

Dr To paid interest on bonds 1190 00

" t e m p o r a r y l oans 541 39 $1731 39

CR

B.v balance 1904 115 51 ' appropr ia t ion 1800 00

$ 1 9 1 5 :,1 Balance unexpended 184 12

HYDRANTS

D R

To pd Caribou Wate r L &P ( o Rental of H y d r a n t s $1575 @0

38 A N N E A L R E P O R T OF

(Y Ity Appropr i a t ion #1-17.1 00

Public Library

Dr To paid H E Jones Treas 2110 Oil

By a p p r o p r i a t i o n 200 00 CAROLINE LEWIS

Dr To pd Bangor Insane Asylum

1',. 142 76

l'»y ehar»'e t o loss ami gain H 2 7H S T A T E O F MAEXK

I)r To pd for sheep killed 5 00

a m t due Feby 20 th . 190(i i oo S T A T E OF MAIVK

Dr To a m t reported due Feb 20th. 190."

1 V 10 .10

y i

Ity cash 10 .111 S T A T E O F MAIXK

Dr T o doe licenses sent in 199 00

S T A T E OF MAIXF. 1 V l_ 1

P>y w a r r a n t for S t a t e t ax 190." :-'„x.l7 .10

Dr To paid same 38.17 50

COUNTY OF AROOSTOOK

i i

liy bal of 1904 t a x 2047 93 Dr

T o paid same 2047 93 COUNTY O F AROOSTOOK

1 V i i

liv t a x of 190.", 2769 32 Dr

To paid on same 1000 00 Balance due County 1'™ **

39

ABATEMENTS 1905.

H A Edwards Co Er ro r in Assessing

Fred Forbes nvtT vaJ Frank Callagher tire J K Pike R H Andrews inability David Albert minor Carson Bubar illegal Thos Bishop supl to otlher> Elmer Burgess gone A H Black dead W E Crockett tire Jos Currier pd Van Buren Sherman Doody pd Limestone James Doak error Jos Johns gone Nelson Day E W Dudley ill. Banford Doak minor Fred Forbes double tax Lee Harmon pd Van Bnren Byron Henry pd Woodland Joe Kirkpatr ick pd Stock he Mrs L R King error Richard Laffin pd Ft Kent A M e r r i w e a t h e r g o n e

Andrew McInnis minor Wm Morrow gone Stanley Gillis over va lua t ion H O Orr gone Geo E Boss heirs error Geo F Reynolds double ta John Larson gone Roy Thompson minor Bert Violette dead Mrs Susie Gardiner er ror John D Pattee double tax

:;s r.o 4 to 4 4 0 4 4 0 7 (10

0 0 . i 0 0 4 40 :i 0 0

11 14 <;<") 0 0

• i 0(1 i>ne 3 0(1

()(•) :\ 0(1 :>, 01) •J - 1 (1(1

3 0(1 3 3 0

i 3 0 0 0 0

) lm 3 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 • > 0 0 •J r ) 0 0 3 0 0

n 17 70 3 0 0

»',(1

<i (53 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0

s 8 0 4 40

$243 99

CK

By appropr ia t ion 600 00 Unexpended 356 01

+0

ABATEMENTS OF 1904

E A Holmes double t;ix 84 50 Reuben Andrews inabil i ty 7 94 C'has Augus t illegal 8 00 Joe B i s h o p 2 GO C H Burgess inabil i ty 8 00 J a m e s Cal lahan '• 5 80 Wm Collen gone 8 00 A H Davis inabil i ty S 24 Sam Far ley 3 00 Menal Goven gone 8 00 Fred G r a m m e 8 00 J o e Garbe gone 8 00 J o e I o t t 2nd " 8 00 Wm King 8 00 Del Kn igh t 8 4<i Leonard Knight 8 00 Twen Levasseur gone 8 00 Henry M c I n n i s minor 3 00 Warren McGuire illegal 3 00 Henry Morrow gone 3 00 E Nightingale 3 r„s Richard Par id i s " 3 00 Chas Stevens 3 00 Triffery Delaney " 3 00 W H Wright illegal 3 00 Robt Wark 2nd minor 3 00 Simeon Young old age 3 00 J o e Solomon gone 3 92 Wm Wal ton inabili ty 2 00 J o e Wegain gone 3 00 Fred Columbus minor 3 00 Geo Phi l ipps gone 3 00 J o h n Werby 3 00 Discounts allowed t o settle 81 05

l'l

By bal of appropriation Balance unexpended and credited to loss and gain

372 26

47 67

I I

COLLECTING TAXES '05 (V

By appropr ia t ion fNOO 00 Dr

To paid C F Ross percentage on $84,000 00 TO.". 00 Balance unexpended

COLLECTING TAXES '04 I)H

To paid C F Ross balance due $4.". IN CR

By balance of appropr i a t ion 12 "ill

Overdrawn and char<>ed t o loss and »-ain $M2 OH

C F ROSS COLLECTOR 05 To commitment $35,970 74

By Treasurer s receipts $84,216 20 Balance uncollected f 17*50 4*

C F ROSS COLLECTOR OF 04 Du

To balance reported Feb 20th 11)0." .$1570 H9

CR

By Treasurer s receipts $1 570 89

TOWN OF ST AGATHA Du

-'['o pd acct of J OP Cyr Jnpaid Feb 20 1906

PRIMARY SCHOOLHOUSE D R

To Deficiency repor t Febv 20 1905 CR

5y deficiency appropr i a t ion

»:!"» oo

If) 00 15 00

140 77

140 77

42 A N M A L REPORT OF

INSURANCE AND APPLIANCES To deficiency reported Feb 20th 1905 |4 59

CR By deficiency appropriation $4 ^

ABATEMENTS '01 I)R

To deficiency reported Feb 20 1905 #135 59 CR

By deficiency appropriation $135 59

ABATEMENTS '02 Dit

To deficiency reported Feb 20th 1905 $152 34 Cu

By deficiency appropriation #152 34

SCHOOL BOOK ACCT DR

To deficiency reported Feb 20 1905 #11 51 CR

By deficiency appropriation $11 51

AROOSTOOK RIVER BRIDGE DR

To hard pine for stringers $648 60 Birch plank for floor $494 15 Labor putting down 106 75

#1249 50 f'R

By Loan authorized June 17 1905 $1200_00 Balance overdrawn and —

charged to loss and gain *49 oU

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES RECEIPTS

I "ash on hand Feb 20th 1905 1588 45

Temporary loans 15000 00 From state acct of high

TOWN OF CARIBor 43

school 37."", 00 From s ta te bank and mill

tax 49S3 54 From s ta te road 300 00 From s ta te dog licenses

money returned 121 65 From s ta te care of s t a t e

pau]>ers 1 674 06 From s ta te shee]) killed bv

dogs 1904 16 50 From town farm p o t a t o e s

sold 1458 15 From town farm hay sold 190 00

" pigs " 5 00 Cattle and beef sold 70 00 Butter sold 4.r, 00 Board of hay pressors 5 25

" J G Thompson 73 50 Labor on roads 120 00 Board of town poor 523 00 Town clerk dog licenses 199 00 Town of Limestone acct

paupers 100 00 Town of For t Fairfield acct

paupers 1 70 60 Town of Van Buren 50 40 C J Lewis tui t ion high school 409 50 C P Hussey billiard license 10 00 Fred Giberson ' " 10 00 Circus license 10 00 C F Ross auctioneer license 2 00 S W Brown office license 5 00

' A M Foster license 5 00 For baskets sold 12 00 Mary Burgess refunded acct

of Ed Burgess 1 0 0 00 M E Luce books sold 7 55 Estate of J ames Pierce 56 00 Geo W Hale sale of plank 2 50 Aroostook river bridge loan 1200 00 C F Ross coll 1905 3 4 2 1 6 2(5

1 1904 1570 89 164 ,698 40

1-4 A N M A L R E P O R T OF

KXIMONDITURKS

Free High school | 2 0 1 7 0() Police 515 00 Schoolhouse repairs 99N 41 Town pauper s 1 tU2 OS! Roads and bridges 6519 16 Town F a r m 2.'U2 32 S t a t e paupers 1749 :Jl Miseelia.neousa.ert 1294 06 Doody Brook bridge +00 00 Van Buren acct paupers ."i0 10 Limestone acct paupers lo t ; ()(J Ft Fairfield 1S7 60 Sidewalks 20.1.") 73 School books SOU 00 Common Schools 10.17.1 7.1 Insurance and appliances 402 .1.1 Officers salaries 1930 00 Memorial day .10 00 Teague park S3 00 Street l ights 702 00 Countv t ax 1904 2047 93 County t ax 190.1 1000 00 T e m p o r a r y loans paid 11000 00 Interes t m e t 1731 39 H y d r a n t renta l 1.171 00 S t a t e road 399 SO Maysville Siding road 110 00 Public l ibrary 200 00 Caroline Lewis 142 70 H S Hard i son sheep killed 1 0(1 S t a t e of Maine t a x 1905 3S.17 .10

" d o ^ license 199 00 A b a t e m e n t s 1905 243 99

1904 224 19 Collecting Taxes 190.1 765 0()

1904 45 1H Aroos took River bridge 1249 50 Town of St A g a t h a paupers 15 00 Cash on h a n d Feb 20 1906 1426 33

$64,69810

TOWN O F CAIUBOH 15

ACCOUNT OF LOSS AND GAIN

(Y By overlay in assessment $1301 52

Supplemental tux 5 s (50 Circus license 1(1 0 0 C P Hussey 10 00 A M Foster . 1 00 S W Brown ' 1 0 0

C F Ross •J 0 0 F Giberson license 10 0 0

Dog money from s t a t e 121 <r. Bal aba tement acct 04 47 c>7 Plank sold • > 50 Profit on farm 147 r.s

11781 52 I)r

Sidewalk acct overdrawn .$55 73 Officers sal acct overdrawn 330 00 Paid for Caroline Lewis a t

asylum 142 70 Balance of common scliool

fund reduced 1007 1(5 Aroostook river bridge acct

overdrawn 49 50 Insurance and app overdrawn 2 55 Col taxes 04 acct overdrawn 32 <>S

$1(520 :j.s Gain for the year $101 14

RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES

Iron bridge bonds R R bonds Due on County t ax . 190."

Common schools Town paupe r acct Roads and bridges acct Police acct Miscellaneous acct .School book acct Teague P a r k acct Street l ight acct Interest acct

18000 00 14000 00

1769 32 1214 24

(5 11 34 70 f>r» 00

(5 50 7 55

17 00 2 1 00

184 12

40 ANNTAL REPORT OF

S t a t e r oad acct, 11 Abatement acct 1905 356 01 Collecting taxes. 1905 arct 35 og Aroostook River bridge loan 1200 00

¥86^91669 RKSOCR< Es

Due from C F Ross collector ]!)()." 1760 4H Sta t e acct paupers 294 00 State sheep killed 5 00 State, doji1 money 199 00 Town Fort Fairfield 1100

Limestone 16 00 St Agatha 15 00

< 'a«h in treasury 1426 33

13726 81

TOWN PROPERTY.

Farm slo'-k and produce on hand 7270 00

C Thibadeau house and lot 150 00 Hose house and town office 14-00 00

So Main st 50 00 Hoserarts , engine, hose, etc 1000 00 Two safes (old) 140 00 New safe for records 215 00 Three road machines 300 00 Road scrapers 20 00 Road roller 50 00 Sidewalk plow 50 00 Town lockup 350 00 Sidewalk tools and Rollers 100 00 Land on Washburn st 1 acre 300 00

|ll,39.i Total liabilities 36916 69

resoiirces 15121 81 Net liabilities 121794 88

TOWN O P CARIBOU + 7

We would recommend the following appro ­priations:

Support of poor 1200 0( Miscellaneous expense 1200 0( Officers' salaries 2000 ()(" Abatements 600 01 Collecting taxes S.">() 0( Roads and bridges (iOOO 0( Hydrants and street l ights 2250 ()(

Night watch ."»()() 0( White brook hill 800 01 Teague Park 100 0( Memorial Day <>.> 0( Interest on bonds and loans 1.700 01 To pay bridge loan 1.200 (M Crockett bridge to be th i r ty fool si eel girders with concrete a b u t m e n t s and filled a t ends with s tone and gravel 2,.".00 00 Public library provided the stock­holders will surrender their interest to

the town so as to make it free anil be able to get aid from s t a r e :{()() 00

State road 000 00 F R E M O N T S M A L L . ) Selectmen G. W. H A L E . ) of LEWIS VIOLETTE Caribou.

Treasurer's Report

Cash on hand f ]-)XH 45 Heed from C F Ross 1)5 t ax .ft-"U210 20

04 " 1570 S9 :i~i7«7 15

RECEIVED FROM STATE or free High school $ 875 0(1

bank and mill tux 49N8 54 S t a t e road 300 Oil dog licenses returned 121 05 care of S t a t e paupers 1074 00 sheep killed l>y dogs 04 10 50

7471 35 RECEIVED FROM TOWN FARM

For p o t a t o e s 145N 15 hay 190 00 pigs 5 ()() ca t t le and beet 70 00 bu t t e r 4.", 00 board of hav pressers 5 25

J G Thompson 73 50 l abor on r o a d s 120 00 board of town poor 528 00 2489 90

MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS F o r d o g licenses of town elk 199 00 Town of Limestone on acct 106 00

Ft Fairfield ' 170 60 Van Buren ,c 50 40

C J Lewis S u p t for tu i t ion 409 50 C P Hussey for license 10 00 F Giberson " " 10 00 Circus " •' 10 00 C F ROSS 2 00

S W Brown " 5 00 A M F o s t e r " 5 00 Var ious for baske t s 12 00

49

Mrs Mary A Burgess for care of D E Burgess 1904- 100 00

M E Luce for school books 7 •">•"> Estate of J ames Pierce .16 00 G W Hale for old p lanks 2 .10

#1161 . i . >

Temporary loans 1 ."000 00 Loan acc t of A r o o s t o o k

River bridge 1200 00 16200 00

$64698 40

DISBURSEMENTS Paid Town orders. 190.", 6:5272 07 Cash on hand 1426 33

| 6 4 6 9 8 40 P. L. MCNELLY TREAS.

AUDITOR'S REPORT

This certifies t h a t I have examined the accounts of the Selectmen and Treasurer of the Town of Caribou for the year ending- Feb 'y 20th , 1906 . and found them correct.

R. C. GARY. Audi tor Caribou, March 5 th , 1906 .

Report of Supt of Schools And the Superintending School Committee

The following report is respectfully submitted to the citizens of the Town of Caribou.

T h e p ' j i r e ninny quest ions of grave import­ance l<> he considered in relation to our schools a lew of which I wish to speak ahont at th is t ime We have in this town 1«1«.) pupils according to the school census. They arc scat­tered over a large ter r i tory , and while we have twenty- three schoolhouses in the rural districts there still remain eight localities where it is a lmos t impossible for the pupils to attend school in the winter unless they are conveyed. This necessitates the expenditure of a considerable sum of money ami I will say tha t the amount expended for this purpose is steadily increasing. For th is STate of affairs there is no remedy BO far as I can see for in a lmost every case there arc n o t enough pupils t o war ran t the establishing of a school for their benefit. The number of pupils a t t e n d i n g the rural schools, with three excep­t ions , is no t large. varying from twelve to thirty. Xos o, 11 and 1." have each an enrollment of ab.out fifty Your Supt has visited these schools twice each term and has found the work being flone is very sat isfactory indeed.

The work in the village grades has been ex­cellent t h r o u g h o u t the year, notwithstanding the fact t h a t the teachers have in a number of ins tances had a much too large number of pupils under their care. In three of the grades there has been an a t t endance of about 70 pupils each. Fnder these difficulties they have worked earn-estlv and conscientiously and have shown good resul ts . F o r a more extended report of the con­dit ion of the village schools I will refer you to an ar t icle a t the close of this report submitted Bj the super in tending school committee, we nave as is t he usua l cus tom employed teachers wno a r e residents of our own town and have en-

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deavored to retain the same teacher in a dis t r ic t throughout the year. The results we think have shown the wisdom of this course

HIOH SCHOOL

The Caribou High school is do ing a good work find merits the hea r ty s u p p o r t of the citi­zens of this town in the future as in the pas t . The number of pupils is cons t an t ly increasing both from our own town and from su r round ing towns. The a m o u n t of tu i t ion for the year does not appear in the repor t t o be more t han for las t year, but I have received too la te for th is repor t and therein still due enough to make the to t a l very nearly live hundred dol lars . We have em­ployed an addi t ional a s s i s t an t in the High school for a pa r t of the fall te rm for one half of each dav and in the winter term for the whole time. This in our judgment has been money well expended.

EXPEXDITLUL OF SCHOOL MONEY

As there is an itemized account of the expen­diture of the school money in the repor t of the selectmen of this town and we have compared our account with theirs and find it the same we refer you to tha t , and will t ake up the subject simply in a general way

T E X T BOOKS

We have expended the money avai lable for the purchase of text books in supplying the gen­eral needs of the schools with the books a l ready in use with the exception of geographies . We have introduced a new geog raphy in the village schools and have taken the best of the old ones to supply what were needed in t he o ther schools with the expectat ion t h a t the in t roduc t ion would be completed dur ing the coming year . This could be done more cheaply in this way t h a n it could to introduce them t h r o u g h o u t the whole town a t once.

JANITORS

We have employed j a n i t o r s a s heretofore and have expended a b o u t the same a m o u n t for th is purpose as usual .

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The expendi ture for fuel has been greater t h a n formerly for var ious reasons. We have heated the new Pr imary building under the new system for a full year , in which there have been two new rooms finished and four terms of school more t h a n in the preceding year. There is also a less a m o u n t due on fuel now than there was a year a g o as the hills have been presented .|n,| paid more closely than last year.

REPAIRS, INSURANCE, APPLIANCES, ETC. AS t he s . ' a ccoun t s are so nearly allied with

the exception of insurance, t h a t it is almost im­possible to tell where one leaves off and the o ther begins, we deemed it best to take them up under one head. I nder both appropriations, Sfl-MM) was avai lable We have renewed the in­surance th is has expired, The schoolhouse in distr ict No. s has been thoroughly repaired, a ha rdwood floor has been pu t down, it has been newly shingled, painted, and new modern seats bough t . We have built a woodshed in district No. 17. The balance of the money has been used for generel repairs , appliances and ap­paratus.

We had a lmos t forgotten to mention one very large item in repair account. We have put new s la te b lackboards in both rooms of the French schoolhouse. bo th rooms of the Main street schoolhouse and in one recitation room of the High school building. Right here we will sav t h a t in our judgment all sehoolhouses should have hardwood floors, slate blackboards and all t h a t p las te r ing should be done away with a s soon as possible. TKACHIXI; ETC. The town a t i ts las t annual meeting raised ft700 more for this purpose than usual. After prac t ic ing due economv. this amount has been expended more t h a n last year. The reasons tor th is have been s t a t ed before in this report, bur we will r e s t a t e them here a s briefly as possible. There have been four addi t ional terms of sclioo, fuel h a s cos t m o r e and there has been a p « » » a m o u n t expended for conveying. At the eio

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of the last municipal yea r the unexpended bal­ance in fa,\*or of schools had been reduced a b o u t $1000. This year we.fi nd it has been red need again by the same a m o u n t and there remains an unex­pended balance of a b o u t ftlMOO. It will t ake somewhere around $2000 , t o pay tor the te rms of school now dosing; so t h a t there is pract ical ly a deficit in our school account of vi'vy nearly #1:200 a t the present t ime. IT seems to us under the conditions t h a t it is necessary for us to raise more money for the suppor t of schools.

It appears now absolutely necessary.in the in-terest of health and fairness t o our pupils, to supply more room and teachers. Our grades are. as yon all know, crowded beyond a proper limit, and. of course, the individual pupil c anno t receive, under such condi t ions, the a t t en t ion he or she should have. Only a year ago we added two fine large rooms for the lowergrades and to­day we are as hard pressed for room as formerly.

Your Committee has earnest ly studied the sit­uation, taken up divers propos i t ions and anal-ized them, and carefully weighed all the a rgu­ments for and ag'ainst the different solut ions suggested The result is t h a t y o u r Committee wishes to rercommend. as the niosl pe rmanent and satisfactory solut ion, the m o s t economical in the long- run. and the only propos i t ion which will care for the future g rowth for years to come, the erection of a commodious properly equipped high school building in some sui table location, leaving for the use of the in te rmedia te and lower grades the present high school edifice.

We also beg to suggest the following recom­mendations for the ensuing vear:

For Text Rooks $ SO0 00 Repairs 1000 00 Insurance appliances etc 4 0 0 00 Common schools .">00 00 High school- l:'>oo 00

CLAYTON J . L E W I S . Supt of Schools

W R L U M B E R T ) W B H A L L },School Com P L M C N E L L Y j

WARRANT. To A M YORK, A CONSTABLE IN THE TOWN OF CARIBOU IN

THE COUNTY-OF AROOSTOOK, GREETINC:

In the name of the State of Maine you are hereby re­quired to notify and warn the inhabitants of the town of Caribou qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to assemble at the P of H opera house in Caribou village in said Town of Caribou on the 19th day of March, A D 1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following articles, to wit:

1—To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting,

2—To choose a clerk for the ensuing year.

3 —To see if the town will vote to act under the provisions

of the amendment of Chapter Four, Section Twelve, ol

the Revised Statutes of Ninteen Hundred and Three,

4—To choose selectmen, assessors and overseers of the poor as determined by the action of the town on article three.

5—To choose a member of the school committee for a

term of three years.

6—To choose a member of the school committee to fill

unexpired term.

7—To choose a town treasurer for the ensuing year,

8—To choose a road commissioner for the enusing year.

9—To choose fire wardens, truant officers constables and all other necessary town officers for the ensuing year.

10—To see if the town will grant and raise such sums of

money as may be necessary for the maintenance and

support of the poor and schools, and the repair of roadi

and bridges, and to defray all other town charges,

11—To see if the town will accept the town officers report

12—To see what sum of money the town will grant and

raise for the repair of roads and bridges.

13—To see what sum of money the town will grant and

raise for the support of a free High school for the ensuing

year.

14—To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the repair of schoolhouses.

15—To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the purpose of building a new schoolhouse or new houses and where shall it or they be located, or for buying a lot on which to erect the same.

16—To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the insurance of schoolhouses and for appli­ances.

17—To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the purchase of school books.

18—To see if the town will vote to authorize the selectmen and town treasurer to make temporary loans to pay current expenses of the town, not to exceed eight thous­and dollars.

19—To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise for the observance of Memorial day.

20—To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise to pay Caribou Water Light & Power Co. for rental of hydrants and street lights.

21—To see what sum of money the town will vote to grsnt and raise to pay a night watch the ensuing year.

22—To see if the town will vote to have any additional street lights, and if so of what kind and where shall they be located.

23—To see what sum of money the town will vote to grant and raise to aid Caribou public library.

24—To see what sum of money the town will vot« to grant and raise to be expended on sidewalks.

25—To elect an agent to have the care of the sidewalks and village streets.

26—To see what sum of money the town will grant and raise to be expended on state road

27—To see what sum of money the town will vote to grant and raise to build a bridge on Otter Brook near W T Collins, and what kind of bridge shall be built.

28—To see if the town will elect an agent or Committee to have the care of building Otter brook bridge.

29—To see if the town will vote when the taxes which are

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assessed for the ensuing year, shall be legally due and payable.

30—To see if the town will accept the change In the location of Spring street in Caribou village, and to di»-continue the part of the old street now unused, as laid out by the Selectmen on petition of Fremont Small and others.

31—To see If the town will vote to have any additional hydrants, and if so, how many and where shall they be placed.

32 —To see If the town will grant and raise a sum ol money to buy additional hose and also iron pipe to lay across the Aroostook River bridge.

33—To see if the town will vote to lay out a town way from the westerly end of road leading to Louis Violette's to the Ogren road so called.

34—To see if the town will authorize the selectmen to purchase a 6team road roller and stone crusher and if so what sum of money will it vote to raise for the same

35—To see if the town will vote to grant and raise a sum of money to grade and fill the road at White brook hill

36—To see if the town will vote to accept a town wiy in Caribou village as laid out in the petition of C. F Thomas and others.

37—To see if the town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to contract with the management of the P. of H. Opera House for the use of their Opera House for public meet­ings for municipal purposes and High School graduations for a term of ten years at a sum not exceeding One Hundred and Fifty Dollars annually.

38—To see if the town will vote to grant and raise one hundred dollars to open county road near Paul Pelkey's

39—To see if the town will vote to buy any number of shares of stock In the Caribou Sawer Company.

40—To see If the town will vote to authorize the selectmen and town treasurer to Issue and sell Town of Caribou bonds to raise money to buy shares of Caribou Sewer Co stock.

41—To see if the town will vote to grant and raise the sum

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of twelve hundred dollars to pay bridge loan authorized at

special town meeting June 17th, A. D. 1905.

42 To see if the town will vote to adopt the amendment to Section Twenty-two of Chapter Six of the Revised

Statues relating to the regulations and conduct of

elections.

43—To see what sum of money the town will vote to grant

and raise to repair schoolhouse in District No 19.

44_To see if the town will vote to adopt the following ordinance regulating the driving of hacks and other public carriages for hire. Sec 1 No person shall drive any hack or other public carriage or vehicle transporting passengers from place to place in said Caribou withoutfirst obtaining from the Municipal officers of the town a written permit therefore. Sec 2 The Municipal officers may grant such permit to such persons as they deem proper on payment of such reasonable fee for the use of the town, and under such restrictions as thev shall think just and right. Sec 3 Any person violating Section One of this ordinance shall forfeit to the town a sum not less than five nor more than twenty dollars for each offence to be recovered in an action of debt or on complaint before any Trial Justice.

45—To see if the town will vote to rescind the vote taken July 28th,A.D. 1903. whereby the town voted to authorize the Selectmen to subscribe for stock in the Caribou, Washburn & Perham Railway Co.

46—To see if the town will vote to rescind the vote of July 28th, A. D. 1903, whereby the Selectmen and Town Treasurer were authorized to issue Town of Caribou bonds to pay for stock in the Caribou, Washburn & Perham Railway Co.

47 —To see if the town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to procure from the Caribou, Washburn & Perham Rail­way Co. a release in writing of their rights under vote of the Town of Caribou, July 28th, A. D. 1903, and to have such release spread upon the Clerk's Records of the Town.

The Selectmen hereby give notice that they will be In session for the purpose of correcting the list of voters on

the three secular days preceding the day of town meeting, being the fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth days of March, A. D. 1906, from nine o'clock a. m. until five o'clock p. m. of each day, at the town office on Sweden Street in Caribou village.

Given under our hands this 10th day of March, A D, 1906.

FREMONT SMALL."! Selectmen G. W. HALE, \ of

LEWIS VIOLETTE, J Caribou.