The History of Rockland County
The History of Rockland County
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B. Storms, Clerk. As in the case of Upper Nyack, these gentlemen only held office till the annual election, March 19th, 1873. At that time, D. D. Demarest was re-elected by 367 votes as against 38 for T. Blanch Smith, and 8 scattering ; William H. H. Purdy was elected a Trustee in place of Charles E. Hunter ; and J. De Baun, Collector, in place of Isaac W. Can- field.
Under the first administration, from October 23d, 1872, till March 19th, 1873, from fifty to seventy-five oil lamps were purchas...ed and placed on the streets, and Smith Place and Burd street from the steamboat dock to Broadway, Broadway, from De Pew avenue to Main street; Main street to Franklin avenue, and Franklin to the old railroad station, were covered with crushed stone.
In the election held March i8th, 1874, T. Blanch Smith was elected President by a vote of 346 as against 215 votes cast for D. D. Demarest.
James E. Smith, C. De Baun, J. I. Polhemus, Charles E. Hunter and George A. Cox were chosen Trustees; William B.
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B. Storms, Clerk. As in the case of Upper Nyack, these gentlemen only held office till the annual election, March 19th, 1873. At that time, D. D. Demarest was re-elected by 367 votes as against 38 for T. Blanch Smith, and 8 scattering ; William H. H. Purdy was elected a Trustee in place of Charles E. Hunter ; and J. De Baun, Collector, in place of Isaac W. Can- field.
Under the first administration, from October 23d, 1872, till March 19th, 1873, from fifty to seventy-five oil lamps were purchas...ed and placed on the streets, and Smith Place and Burd street from the steamboat dock to Broadway, Broadway, from De Pew avenue to Main street; Main street to Franklin avenue, and Franklin to the old railroad station, were covered with crushed stone.
In the election held March i8th, 1874, T. Blanch Smith was elected President by a vote of 346 as against 215 votes cast for D. D. Demarest.
James E. Smith, C. De Baun, J. I. Polhemus, Charles E. Hunter and George A. Cox were chosen Trustees; William B.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Green, Frank Bertangue, 1852-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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