City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1916, Part 1

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City Government and Officers, 1916


MAYOR, WALTER B. HOPKINSON, 7 Pond Street.


BOARD OF ALDERMEN, President of the Board, Edward G. Perkins. Alderman-at-Large


Edward G. Perkins 27 High Street


Ward One


24 Allen Street


Ward Two


76 Middle Street


Ward Three


Harold A. Besse 10 Garden Street


Willard S. Mckay


Mckay's Wharf


Ward Five


25 Tyng Street


Norman Russell


Ward Six


127 Merrimac Street


Clerk Henry W. Little


COMMON COUNCIL President of the Council, Percy B. Jackson Ward One


Ralph C. Brown


38 High Street


Wm. H. Hamilton


7 Chestnut Street 260 Water Street


Ward Two


James F. Carens, Jr.,


10 Milk Street


Fred C. Lovejoy


80 Lime Street


Edward W. Mannix


93 Lime Street


Ward Three


John Dwyer Buckley


15 Pond Street


Sam M. Chase 19 Pond Street


Frank S. Heath


14 Dalton Street


Albert T. Atkinson


Samuel E. Estes


Ward Four


Herbert Patten


Herbert W. Simmons


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Ward Four


John W. Dixon 4 Washington Street


Carl E. Hardy 33 Washington Street


Percy B. Jackson


48 Market Place


Ward Five


Raymond T. Balch 4 Summit Place


Henry T. Cutter


25 High Street


Edward F. Murphy


15 Carter Street


Ward Six


John W. Chase Curzon Road


Henry M. Hopkinson 39 High Street


Sam Sargent


351 High Street


Clerk J. Hermann Carver


Joint Standing Committees


Claims-Aldermen Estes, chairman; Atkinson, Councilmen Heath, Love- joy, Dixon.


Commercial Interests-Aldermen Estes, chairman; Atkinson, Councilmen Buckley, Carens, Lovejoy.


Fire Department-Aldermen Mckay, chairman; Patten, Atkinson, Per- kins, Councilmen Hardy, Simmons, Dixon, Hopkinson, Murphy.


Finance-Mayor Hopkinson, chairman; Alderman Besse, Councilmen Carens, Brown, Balch, Murphy, Hopkinson.


Highways and Bridges-Mayor Hopkinson, chairman; Aldermen Perkins Besse, McKay, Patten, Russell, Atkinson, Estes, Councilmen Lovejoy, Sargent, Hardy, Sam M. Chase, Cutter, Hamilton.


Lighting-Aldermen Patten, chairman; Mckay, Councilmen Sargent, Sam M. Chase, Hardy.


Municipal Departments-Mayor Hopkinson, chairman; President Perkins of board of aldermen; President Jackson of common council.


Public Property-Mayor Hopkinson, chairman; Aldermen Patten, Estes, Atkinson, Councilmen Brown, Carens, Heath, Buckley, Balch, J. W. Chase.


Preservation of Trees-Mayor Hopkinson, chairman; Aldermen Perkins, Besse, Russell, Councilmen Mannix, Sargent, Jackson.


Water Supply and Watering Steets-Aldermen Atkinson, chairman; Estes, Councilmen J. W. Chase, Mannix, Brown.


Joint Special Committee.


Salaries-Aldermen Besse, chairman; Estes, Councilmen Mannix, Cutter, Hamilton.


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CITY GOVERNMENT


STANDING COMMITTEES OF ALDERMEN


Rules-President Perkins, Alderman Estes.


Police-Mayor Hopkinson, Aldermen Russell, Patten. Licenses-Aldermen Russell, Mckay, Atkinson. Elections-Aldermen Patten, Mckay, Atkinson.


State Aid and Soldiers' Relief-Board of Aldermen.


STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE COMMON COUNCIL Enrolled Bills-Councilmen Hamilton, Mannix, Balch. Bills Second Reading-Councilmen Simmons, Dixon, Hopkinson. Elections-Councilmen Atkinson, Little, Langley. Ordinances-Murphy, S. M. Chase, Heath.


Rules-Councilmen Cutter, J. W. Chase, Buckley.


City Officers


Henry W. Little


City Clerk


70 Purchase Street Office: City Hall. Tel. 170. Treasurer and Collector Arlington Street Office: City Hall. Tel. 536-3. Clerk to Collector


H. F. Whiton


Alice F. Currier 78 Federal Street


Clerk of Committees


J. Hermann Carver


9 Horton Street


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William Balch


City Auditor 4 Summit Place Office: City Hall. Tel. 282-W. Deputy Collector


Frank W. Goodwin 13 Orange Street City Messenger Frank H. Rundlett 11 Spring Street Office: City Hall. Tel. 170. Superintendent of Streets and Sewers George W. Langdon


High Street Tel. 1060.


City Solicitor


Horace I. Bartlett


25 State Street Tel. 921-M City Physican 20 Toppan's Lane Tel. 935.


Dr. R. L. Toppan


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ANNUAL REPORT


John L. McLean


Tel. 45.


Captain of the Watch


Charles W. Wells


38 Temple Street Tel. 45.


Superintendent of Wires and Fire Alarm


Orrin J. Welch


45 Green Street Tel. 362-M.


Chief of the Fire Department


John L. Lewis


12 Summer Street Tel. 40.


Fish Warden


Charles L. Perkins 22 Bromfield Street


Eben P. Allen Permanent Fireman 11 South Pond Street Tel. 19.


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Orrin J. Welch 45 Green Street


Inspector of Meats and Provisions


Timothy D. Donahue 174 Merrimac Street Tel. 454-W.


Inspector of Animals


F. C. Blakeley


17 Parsons Street


Tel. 44. Harbor Master


Benjamin W. Stevens 4 Madison Street Superintendent of Highland Cemetery and Old Hill 32 Bromfield Street Ambrose A. Silloway


Tel. 802-M. Tree Warden


Charles P. Kelly


9 Dove Street Tel. 380.


Building Inspector


Edward B. Hoyt


11 Jackson Street Tel. 229-W.


ASSESSORS OF TAXES Office: City Hall. Term: Three Years. Tel. 44-M.


Eben C. Knight (Chairman) Charles L. Perkins


Term expires 1918


1919


Charles W. Johnson, Clerk


1917


City Marshal


35 Broad Street


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CITY GOVERNMENT


OVERSEERS OF THE POOR Tel. 536-M.


Walter B. Hopkinson, (Mayor), Chairman, ex-officio.


Lawrence M. Weare Term expires 1918


Edmund M. Dow


1919


Moses A. Stevens


1917


Frank L. Lattime, Clerk; Harry Tolman, Superintendent Almshouse; Mrs. Harry Tolman, Matron Almshouse.


Meetings last Monday of each month.


BOARD OF HEALTH Term: Three Years Tel. 536-2.


Orrin J. Gurney Term expires 1919


Dr. T. Raymond Healy


1920


Alfred W. Kimball 1918


William Thurston, Agent and Clerk of Board; Dr. R. D. Hamilton, City


Bacteriologist and Inspector of Milk; William Thurston, Collector of Milk; Dr. J. W. Shaw, School Physician; Winthrop C. Adams, Assistant In- spector of Plumbing.


REGISTRARS OF VOTERS


Benjamin G. Davis (Chairman) Term expires 1920


Albert W. Hopkinson


1918


John J. O'Brien


1919


Henry W. Little, Clerk, ex-officio.


ATKINSON COMMON COMMISSION


Walter B. Hopkinson (Mayor), ex-officio Percy B. Jackson (President), ex-officio


Alvah Hoyt Term expires 1918


William C. Coffin


1919


Orlando F. Hatch


1920


BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS


Term: Three Years Walter B. Hopkinson (Mayor), ex-officio Walter B. Hopkinson (Mayor), ex-officio


Edward G. Perkins (President), ex-officio; Percy B. Jackson, (President), ex-officio.


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ANNUAL REPORT


Orron J. Gurney


Term expires 1919


Orlando C. Bayley



1917


Charles C. Stockman


1918


CITY PLANNING BOARD


Michael Cashman


Term expires 1917


Henry B. Little


1917


Walter N. Brown


1918


Willard S. Little


1918


Edwin S. Dodge


1917


SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS Walter B. Hopkinson (Mayor), ex-officio Percy B. Jackson (President), ex-officio William Balch (Auditor), ex-officio


Henry B. Little Term expires 1918


Lawrence B. Cushing


1917


BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS


W. Herbert Noyes


Term expires 1917


Charles A. Bliss


1918


Edward A. Hale


1919


Warren B. Flint


1920


William F. Houston


1921


Harry S. Noyes, Secretary


PUBLIC LIBRARY Permanent Trustees Building Fund


Lawrence B. Cushing Frederick S. Moseley Charles W. Moseley


Directors


James E. Whitney


Term expires 1922


Chas. I. Somerby


1920


Moses H. Williams


1919


William C. Coffin


1923


William R. Johnson


1918


Thomas R. Healy


1924


Alexander G. Perkins


1921


Trustees The Mayor and Board of Aldermen. Henry W. Little, Secretary; H. F. Whiton, Treasurer; John D. Parsons, Librarian; Effie A. Tenney, Elizabeth S. Thurston, Helen T. Tilton, Assist- ant Librarians.


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CITY GOVERNMENT


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Walter B Hopkinson (Mayor) Chairman, ex officio 7 Pond Street


T. Raymond Healey Vice Chairman


12 Charter Street Ward One


William H. Colby 21 Chestnut Street Samuel F. Harris 80 Bromfield Street.


Ward Two


George P. Peckham 4 Horton Street Edward P. Woods 32 Prospect Street


Ward Three


T. Raymond Healy 12 Charter Street Edward M. Coffin 108 High Street


Ward Four


William Nice 28 Titcomb Street 79 Parker Street


Paul T. Winkley


Ward Five


Arthur H. Wright 40 Broad Street Edward H. Clarkson 41 Tyng Street


Ward Six


Dr. Walter N. Brown 12 Lafayette Street Frank N. Conant 275 High Street


Superintendent of Schools and Secretary


William C. Moore Office at City Hall


Ethel S. Hart Clerk Office at City Hall


Truant Officer


Edward H. Porter


Office with Superintendent


TRUSTEES PUTNAM FREE SCHOOL


Nathaniel Dole, Henry B. Little, Nathaniel N. Jones, Secretary and Treasurer; George H. Plumer, Dr. Jacob F. Spaulding, Charles A. Bliss, Erskine Clement.


TRUSTEES WHEELWRIGHT SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL Walter B. Hopkinson (Mayor), ex-officio Lawrence B. Cushing, President Edmund D. Codman, Treasurer


Hon. Thomas S. Simpson, Secretary


Frank F. Morrill Lucius H. Greeley


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LICENSE COMMISSION


Hudson H. Hardy


Term expires 1920


William C. Cuseck


1918


William Nice


1922


PUBLIC MARKET PLACE (Chap. 119, Acts 1915) Market Square


Mayors of Newburyport


The original charter of the city was adopted by the inhabitants June 3, 1851.


The mayor is elected annually.


Hon. Caleb Cushing* 1851-1852


Hon. Henry Johnson 1852-1853


Hon. Moses Davenport* 1854-1855-1861


Hon. William Cushing 1856-1857-1858


Hon. Albert Currier 1859-1860


Hon. George W. Jackman, Jr. 1861-1862-1864-1865-1877


Hon. Isaac H. Boardman 1863


Hon. William Graves 1866


Hon. Eben F. Stone 1867


Hon. Nathaniel Pierce 1868-1869


Hon. Robert Couch


1870-1881


Hon. Elbridge G. Kelley 1871-1872


Hon. Warren Currier


1873-1874


Hon. Benjamin F. Atkinson


1875-1876


Hon. Jonathan Smith


1878


Hon. John James Currier


1879-1880


Hon. Benjamin Hale


1882


Hon. William A. Johnson


1883-1884


Hon. Thomas C. Simpson


1885


Hon. Charles C. Dame


Hon. J. Otis Winkley 1887


1888


Hon. Albert C. Titcomb


1888-1889


Hon. Elisha P. Dodge


1890-1891


Hon. Orrin J. Gurney


1892-1893-1894-1895


Hon. Andrew R. Curtis


1896-1897


Hon. George H. Plumer


1898


Hon. Thomas Huse


1899-1900


Hon. Moses Brown


1901-1902


1886


Hon. William H. Huse*


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Hon. James F. Carens


1903-1904


Hon. William F .Houston


1905-1906


Hon. Albert F. Hunt


1907


Hon. Irvin Besse


1908


Hon. Albert F. Hunt


1909


Hon. Robert E. Burke


1910-1911-1912


Hon. Hiram H. Landford


1913-1914


Hon. Clarence J. Fogg


1915-1916


*Resigned. ** Died in office.


Sixty-Sixth Annual Report of the City Auditor


City Auditor's Office, Dec. 16, 1916. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:


The undersigned herewith presents a report of the receipts and payments of the City of Newburyport for the year beginning Dec. 18, 1915, and ending Dec. 16, 1916:


The first part of this report consists of schedules, which are made up from an exhibit of receipts and payments arranged upon the schedules for Uniform Municipal accounting as issued by the Bureau of Statistics of Labor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It will be noticed that the terms "Revenue" and "Non Revenue" are used,-"Revenue" meaning money accru- ing to the municipal treasury under general taxation, police powers, gifts or services rendered. "Non Revenue" meaning Offsets to Outlays, such as per manent improvements, bond issues, money hired in anticipation of taxes, temporary accounts, etc. Following these schedules are presented detailed statements arranged in the same order, together with the usual matters given in the Auditor's report, including a schedule of the city property, city debt and assets, a statement of the securities held by the sinking fund commission- ers as sinking funds, also as trust funds, and a statement of funds held by private trustees, the income of which is for the benefit of Newburyport or any of its inhabitants.


SCHEDULES


Schedule A is a consolidated statement of total cash receipts and pay- ments during the year, and the cash balances at the beginning and end of the year. This schedule shows that during the year the city has received $12,898.58 more than was expended.


Schedule B is a consolidated statement of the receipts and payments for operation and maintenance of the different departments, showing total re- ceipts from revenue $334,030.35, and expense of maintenance to be $307,735.62, making the excess of receipts over payments for the year $26,294.73, which amount, less amount used for non revenue payments, makes up increase in cash balance.


Schedule C is a statement of revenue receipts and payments by depart- ments, less transfers, which make up the figures for Schedule B; also a state- ment of non revenue receipts and payments during the year showing an excess of non revenue payments of $13,396.15. This deducted from excess shown in Schedule B results in cash shown in Schedule A.


In making up actual cost of maintenance and operation "Agency Trans- actions" such as State Tax, County Tax, etc., are eliminated.


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CITY AUDITOR


I would further report that I have audited the accounts of the Water Department, Sinking Fund Commissioners, Trust Fund Commissioners, Trustees of Wheelwright, Putnam, Atkinson, Atwood, Peabody and Public Library Building Funds, Treasurer and Collector, Treasurer of Public Library, City Clerk, City Messenger, Sealer of Weights and Measures, the cash dis- bursements of the clerk of the Overseers of the Poor, and examined all bills presented, verified same, and when approved, charged same to proper appro- priations, signing orders on the Treasurer for their payment; also have countersigned all notes and bonds, and have ascertained that issue of same was properly authorized.


The net debt of the city has been decreased in the past year $65,970.11.


The undrawn balance of the appropriated accounts for the past year was $2,442,83. Income exceeded the estimate $7,895.71, making a surplus of $10,338.54, from which was deducted abatements $5,391.07 and balances car- ried forward for contracts made, for Highway repairs $200, Fire Department, New Hose $500, Interest $3,709.26 and Fourth of July celebration $512.71, leaving a balance of $25.50 which was paid to Sinking Fund Commissioners.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM BALCH, City Auditor.


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CITY AUDITOR


Report of City Auditor


For the year ending December 16, 1916. RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR.


Schedule A.


. .


CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT


Cash balance at beginning of the year-


General Treasury


$61,675 44


Library Funds


941 44


Water Commissioners


1,539 71


Total cash on hand


$64,156 59


Receipts during year


$618,376 67


Payments during year 605,478 09


Excess receipts


$12,898 58


Cash balances at end of year-


General Treasury


$ 75,629 19


Library Funds


810 34


Water Commissioners


615 64


$77,055 17


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ANNUAL REPORT


SCHEDULE B. GENERAL EXHIBIT OF THE RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR.


Receipts


Payments


Revenue Accounts-


General


Commercial


$228,760.63 105,269.72


$307,735.62


Total Revenue Accounts, (Operating and Maintenance)


$334,030.35


Non-Revenue Accounts, (Bond issue, construction, etc.)


284,346.32


$307,735.62 297,742.47


Total transactions for the year, less transfers


$618,376.67


$605,478.09


ACTUAL FINANCIAL RESULT OF THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CITY FOR THE YEAR.


Revenue receipts, as above, from taxation and other sources, not including money borrowed


Revenue payments, as above, for cperation and maintenance (running expenses)


$334,030.35 307,735.62


Excess of revenue receipts for the year


$ 26,294.73


Excess of non-revenue payments for the year


13,396.15


Excess of receipts for the year


$ 12,898.58


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CITY AUDITOR


SCHEDULE C.


EXHIBIT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS, REVENUE AND NON-REVENUE, GROUPED ACCORDING TO FUNCTIONS.


GENERAL AND COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Receipts


Payments


General Revenue-


Taxes


$225,057.70


Licenses, permits, and fines


3,712.93


Commercial Revenue-


Special assessments


6,677.42


Departmental-


General Government


1,370.80


$ 15,839.11


Protection of Life and Property


2,310.78


43,152.20


Health and Sanitation


991.51


12,173.88


Highways and Bridges


7,953.50


39,399.44


Charities


2,202.96


18,672.51


Soldiers' Benefits


9,827.25


16,717.16


Education


5,382.45


61,530.85


Library and Reading Room


397.49


7,633.39


Recreation


33.25


3,136.43


Unclassified


282.40


4,679.73


Public Service, Water Works


62,346.27


49,911.81


Cemeteries


126.00


296.69


Interest


24,323.96


31,033.24


Indebtedness


22,000.00


39,000.00


Sinking Funds


5,525.50


$374,996.67


$348,701.94 40,966.32


Less transfers not deducted from departments


40,966.32


Total of General and Commercial Revenue


$334,030.35


$307,735.62


NON-REVENUE


Receipts


Payments


Departmental-


Protection of Life and Property


$ 453.00


Health and Sanitation


$ 613.26


777.42


Education


1,320.00


Unclassified


2,000.00


Public Service (Water Works)


13,358.53


Indebtedness


235,001.25


235,000.00


Agency Transactions


46,651.86


46,753.57


Refunds


79.95


79.95


Total Non-Revenue


$284,346.32


$297,742.47


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RECEIPTS.


SOURCE OF RECEIPTS


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


General Revenue


TAXES


Current year


$144,084.33


Previous years


60,653.67


Corporation tax from the state


16,999.24


Street railway tax from the state (corp.)


1,220.23


National bank tax


2,100.23


Total from taxes


$225,057.70


$225,057.70


LICENSES AND PERMITS


Amusements, by City Clerk


$ 104.75


Auctioneers, by City Clerk


10.00


Business, by City Clerk


428.50


Junk, by City Clerk


144.00


Pool, by City Clerk


80.00


Street venders, by City Clerk


42.00


Inn holders, by City Clerk


15.00


Intelligence offices, by City Clerk


10.00


Express, by City Clerk


1.00


Milk, manicurists, slaughter undertakers


house, and


62.50


Marriage permits


152.00


Fines, police court


884.10


Dog licenses, for library


476.08


Subscriptions for Fourth of July


1,303.00


Total from licenses and permits


$ 3,712.93


$ 3,712.98


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


Street sprinkling


$ 3,854.69


Moth extermination


791.44


Betterments


91.88


PRIVILEGES


Public service, street railway (excise tax)


1,939.41


Total from special assessments and


privileges


$ 6,677.42


$ 6,677.42


DEPARTMENTS General Government


Treasurer's and collector's department


$ 181.30


City Clerk's department


43.50


City Hall


1,146.00


Total from general government


$ 1,370.80


$ 1,370.80


Total forward


$236,818.85


$236,818.85


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CITY AUDITOR


PAYMENTS.


OBJECTS OF PAYMENTS


Expenses


Outlays


Total


TAXES


LICENSES AND PERMITS


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


DEPARTMENTS


General Government


Aldermen and council


$ 1,241.06


Mayor's department, salary


1,200.00


Other expenses


59.79


Auditor's department, salary


900.00


Other expenses


115.90


Treasurer and collector, salaries


2,200.00


Other expenses


478.54


2,100.00


Assessors' department, salaries Other expenses


380.08


Expense of bond and note issue


67.60


City Clerk's department, salary Other expenses


176.96


City messenger Law department, salary Other expenses


148.95


Election and registration


2,448.16


City Hall


1,329.19


Indexing old records


92.88


Total for general government


$ 15,839.11


$ 15,839.11


Total forward


$ 15,839.11


$ 15,839.11


1,500.00


900.00


500.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


RECEIPTS.


SOURCE OF RECEIPTS


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


Total forward


$236,818.85


$236,818.85


Protection of Life and Property


Police Department-


Services of officers Rent of court room


$ 23.00


1,400.00


Fire Department-


Services of department at Rowley Sale of materials Sale of horses


203.50 9.15 235.00


Fire Alarm and Wires-


Inspections-


Sealer of weights and measures' fees


204.55


Forestry-


Sale of lead and services of department


221.08


Care of trees,


Services of department ....


14.50


Total for protection of life and property


2,310.78


$ 2,310.78


Total forward


$239,129.63


$239,129.63


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PAYMENTS.


OBJECTS OF PAYMENTS


Expenses


Outlays


Total


Total forward


$ 15,839.11


$ 15,839.11


Protection of Life and Property


Police Department-


Supervision, salary of marshal


$ 1,200.00


Office expenses


91.84


Salaries and wages


12,470.00


Fuel


323.33


Lighting


228.70


Maintenance of police station


712.83


Teaming


201.00


Equipment and repairs


52.38


Other expenses


185.07


Fire Department-


Supervision


500.00


Salaries and wages


9,430.55


Horses and care of same


6,732.85


Fuel


636.04


Lighting


242.43


Hydrant service and water


3,523.65


Equipment and repairs


573.23


Maintenance of buildings


608.01


Other expenses


197.55


Fire Alarm and Wires-


Supervision, salary


300.00


Other expenses


318.32


Inspection-


Inspections of plumbing and buildings . .


128.37


Sealer of weights and measures,


Salary of sealer


700.00


Other payments


113.67


Forestry-


Moth extermination,


Salary of superintendent


800.04


Other expenses


1,159.40


Labor of men


871.43


Care of trees,


Salary of tree warden


150.00


Labor of men


295.70


Other expenses


299.31


Harbor Master


106.50


Total for protection of life and property


$ 43,152.20


$ 453.00


$ 43,605.20


Total forward


$ 58,991.31


$ 453.00


$ 59,444.31


$ 453.00


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RECEIPTS.


SOURCE OF RECEIPTS


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


Total forward


$239,129.63


$239,129.63


Health and Sanitation


From state reimbursement on account of tuberculosis Reimbursements from cities and towns


$ 314.28 74.00


Sanitation-


Sewer maintenance Sewer construction


90.52


$ 613.26


Ashes and rubbish, sale of paper


512.71


Total from health and sanitation


$ 991.51


$ 613.26


$ 1,604.77


Highways and Bridges


Administration, use of telephone


$ 4.40


City teams, earnings from other departments Repairing, services of department Sale of material


6,826.32


802.13


22.40


Street sprinkling, services of department


32.00


Snow removal


266.25


Total from highways and bridges


$ 7,953.50


$ 7,953.50


Total forward


$248,074.64


$ 613.26


$248,687.90


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PAYMENTS.


OBJECTS OF PAYMENTS


Expenses


Outlays


Total


Total forward


$ 58,991.31


$ 453.00


$ 59,444.31


Health and Sanitation


Health-


Administration, clerk's salary


$ 500.00


Vital statistics


146.55


Quarantine and contagious diseases


965.37


Tuberculosis


1,522.27


Bacteriologist's salary


587.50


Office expenses


32.42


Other expenses


104.85


Inspection-


Inspection of school children


300.00


Inspection of animals


300.00


Inspection of meats and provisions


500.00


Inspection of milk and vinegar


400.00


Salary of milk collector


300.00


Other expenses of milk inspection


68.97


Sanitation-


Sewer maintenance and operation


446.90


Sewer construction


$ 777.42


Ashes and rubbish


3,237.02


Street cleaning


2,671.03 ·


Public convenience station


91.00


Total for health and sanitation


$ 12,173.88


$ 777.42


$ 12,951.30


Highways and Bridges


Administration, salary of superintendent


$ 1,487.50


Office expenses


46.60


Traveling expenses


15.76


City teams and salaries of drivers


6,951.32


Repairing


2,932.96


Culverts and drains


443.48


Bridge maintenance


870.78


Street lighting


16,404.65


Street sprinkling


5,641.81


Sidewalks and curbing


1,460.22


Snow removal


2,126.93


Other expenses


370.50


State highway tax


646.93


Total for highways and bridges


$ 39,399.44


$ 39,399.44


Total forward


$110,564.63


$ 1,230.42


$111,795.05


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Salary of milk inspector


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RECEIPTS.


SOURCE OF RECEIPTS


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


Total forward


$248,074.64


$ 613.26


$248,687.90


Charities


Almshouse and city farm-


Sale of produce


$ 201.45


Sale of barrels


37.25


Sale of livestock


129.45


Sale of hay


85.40


Reimbursements-


From individuals


6.00


From cities and towns


1,323.39


From state


297.02


From state and town (Mothers' Aid)


123.00


Total from charities


$ 2,202.96


$ 2,202.96


Soldiers' Benefits


State aid


$ 9,244.00


Military aid


Soldiers' burial


350.00


Soldiers' relief


233.25


Total from soldiers' benefits


$ 9,827.25


$ 9,827.25


Education


Tuition


$ 4,099.40


Sale of books and supplies


59.37


Sale of stock from domestic science


3.69


Use of telephone


5.84


Rent, Putnam trustees


1,200.00


Rent of school hall


13.05


Sale of old grate


1.10


Total from education


$ 5,382.45


$ 5,382.45


Library and Reading Room


Use of library one year, Newbury Fines Sale of books and papers


$ 200.00


21.85


175.64


Total from library and reading room


$ 397.49


$ 397.49


Total forward


$265,884.79


$ 613.26


. $266,498.05


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CITY AUDITOR


PAYMENTS.


OBJECTS OF PAYMENTS


Expenses


Outlays


Total


Total forward


$110,564.63


$ 1,230.42


$111.795.05


Charities


General administration


$ 1,005.57


Almshouse and city farm


6,401.10


Outdoor relief in the city


7,398.43


Outdoor relief in other cities and towns


1,195.89


Board at State Hospital


627.46


Contributions to hospitals-


Anna Jaques Hospital


600.00


Homeopathic Hospital


300.00


Mothers' Aid


1,144.06


Total for charities


$ 18,672.51


$ 18,672.51


Soldiers' Benefits


State aid


$ 9,016.00


Military aid


Soldiers' burial


400.00


Soldiers' relief


7,301.16


Total for soldiers' benefits


$ 16,717.16


$ 16,717.16


Education


Superintendent's salary


$ 1,900.00


Clerical assistance


479.52


Office expenses


476.80


Truant officer's salary


750.00


Salaries of teachers


43,056.79


Salaries of janitors


4,590.50


Text books and supplies


4,174.27


Transportation


246.90


Support of truants


178.00


Other expenses


405.82


Fuel


3,108.81


Lighting


299.21


Repairs to buildings and furnishings


1,864.23


Fire escapes for High and Kelley schools


$ 1,320.00


Total for Education


$ 61,530.85


$ 1,320.00


$ 62,850.85


Library and Reading Room


Supervision and salaries


$ 3,777.71


Salary of janitor


550.00


Books, papers, and binding


2,455.07


Fuel


323.30


Lighting


225.94


Other expenses


301.37


Total for library and reading room


$ 7,633.39


$ 7,633.39


Total forward


$215,118.54


$ 2,550.42


$217,668.96


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ANNUAL REPORT


RECEIPTS.


SOURCE OF RECEIPTS


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


Total forward


$265,884.79


$ 613.26


$266,498.05


Recreation From county for turfing


$ 33.25


Total from recreation


$ 33.25


$ 33.25


Unclassified


Other city properties- Rent of Ward 5 ward room Rent of Storey avenue schoolhouse J. V. F. bondsmen




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