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J. W. Davis, submarine labor,
$37 50
D. D. Aubin, picking up spile, 4 00
A. A. Abbott, entry fee, 5 00
Clapp & Ballou, account of contract building pier,
4,000 00
H. B. Lamprey, 66 for spiles,
1,485 81
Eastern R. R. Co., freight, 18 00
Moseley, Wheelwright & Co., 17,708 feet timber,
566 66
Total, $6,116 97
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES.
J. A. Greeley, stock and labor,
$136 55
Thos. Ronan Jr., labor on State street,
7 00
Henry L. Piper, setting stones,
12 50
Stephen Kimball, resetting stones,
10 00
Francis Day, stones,
21 76
Wm. H. Toppan, stock and labor,
83 06
Total, $270 87
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CITY EXPENSES
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
George Aldrich, 3 mos. services as teamster,
$150 00
Alfred Lowell, " 66
150 00
Joseph A. Coulleaad, 3 mos. services as teamster, 120 00
Patrick Moynihan, shoeing horses,
48 45
Moulton & Currier, curtains and fixtures,
3 66
Joseph M. Tappan, paid for mowing to J. H. W. Noyes,
9 50
John E. Bailey, stock and labor on public buildings,
100 77
John W. Sargent, 6 mos. services as janitor Market Hall, 20 00
Paul Titcomb, grain,
117 65
John E. Bailey, addition to No. 7 engine house, 44 31
Moses Merrill, labor on settees, 30 56
Thomas H. Lunt, labor at Alms House and school house,
70 11
Thomas Mackinney, hardware,
19 28
E. B. Robbins, shoveling snow, &c.,
: 2 36
Frank Snows, stock and labors on Old South clock, 3 00
James Boyd & Sons, harness,
30 20
B. F. Carter & Co., insurance, 8 00
Robert J. Morrill, repairing pump, 1 00
Geo. Peavey, 3 mos. services as teamster and rent of stable, 156 25
Thomas Mackinney, shears and padlock, 1 55
John Sumner, hardware and labor, 24 54
Adams & Noyes, stock and labor on house of No. 8, 151 30
Caleb Stickney, 14 blocks, 7 00
T. A. S. Mitchell, labor on school houses and City Hall, 31 90
S. H. Safford & Co., labor on tables, 12 00
Chas. E. Plummer, 3 1-3 yards blue waterproof,
5 00
Chas. W. Piper, stock and labor, 5 20
Joseph Torrey, glazing, 6 05
Edward Donahoe, repairing pump,
· 3 50
S. F. Davis, labor,
3 25
W. H. B. Currier, labor,
2 75
Stephen H. Thurlow, stock and labor,
16 88
John A. Greeley, stock and labor at City Hall and Kelley school, 19 00
Gerrish & Goodwin, building stable and hose tower, $1,360,00, extras 100.86, 1,460 86
Henry L. Piper, labor and stock at Hancock street school, 57 90
W. & M. O'Connell, smithing. 22 04
B. H. Jaques, 1 barrel soap, 4 00
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CITY EXPENSES.
Chas. H. Allen, painting Ashland street school house,
95 50
Blake & Noyes, painting and glazing, 36 66
Emery Coffin, use of 2 screws,
1 00
Canning Bros., labor at No. 1 engine house,
3 50
Eben Rolfe, repairing chairs,
2 00
James M. Woods, stock and labor,
7 83
Wm. H. Safford, winding city clocks,
21 50
Wm. H. Toppan, labor at hose tower, &c.,
15 04
Wm. Noyes, hardware,
64
David C. Ash, labor on school houses
7 50
J. B. Knight, grain,
48 99
Torrey & Jameson, painting and glazing,
80 82
M. M. Merrill, stock and labor,
17 72
Plumer & Balch, groceries,
16 33
Wm. Holker & Co., labor and hardware,
50 10
Amos Coffin, cash paid for wagon $100, sundries $11.45,
111 45
Geo. P. Bishop, stock and labor, 21 35
Jordan D. Frost, stove pipe and labor,
12 66
Bayley & Perkins, lumber and mill work,
39 74
S. H. Johnson, making 13 curtains,
6 50
Total, $3,516 65
LIGHTING. .
New England Gas Light Co., lighting streets, $1,024 40
Newburyport Gas Co., gas, 439 58
John L. Tobin, labor on lights, 7 50
H. H. Landford, painting and cleaning posts and lanterns, 131 04
Walter H. Packer, resetting post, 1 25
Total,
$1,603 77
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CITY EXPENSES.
INTEREST.
Coupons, $7,342 50
Thomas P. Pingree, 1 year on $10,000,
650 00
B. H. Smith, 6 mos. on $3000, 97 50
A. W. Greenleaf. Treas. S. Fund, 6 mos. on $6,913.86,
241 99
H, A. Tenney, Librarian, 6 mos. on Sawyer Fund, 150 00
John M. Carter, 6 mos. on $3000, 97 50
Levi Jones, 1 year on $10,000, 650 00
J. A. Balch, 6 mos. on $1,500, 48 75
S. O. Johnson, 6 mos. on $6000, and 5 mo. 2 ds. on $900, 221 60 Trustee Atwood Fund, 1 year on $10,500, 630 00
Total, $10,129 84
NEWBURYPORT BRIDGE.
John E. Bailey, making targets, 50
John W. Dole, 3 mos. services as draw tender, 125 01
John T. Filmore, 18,457 ft. yellow pine plank, and teaming, 567 55
$693 06
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CULVERTS.
John A. Greeley, stock and labor, $62 45
A. L. Jackson, cleaning out well, 7 00
Waldo Bros., 30 feet pipe, 30 95
$100 40
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CITY EXPENSES.
SALARIES.
George H. Stevens, 3 mos. salary as City Clerk,
$249 99
A. W. Greenleaf, 3 Treas. and Coll. 350 00
Joseph M. Tappan, 3
Messenger, 225 00
Thomas E. Cutter, 3
Clerk of Common
Council,
25 00
Nathaniel Greeley, account of salary as Assessor,
160 00
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$1,009 99
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BROMFIELD FUND.
Calvin H. Danforth, 24 yds. paving,
$10 80
N. B. Lake, 73 yds, paving, 32 85
Geo. Gillett, 68 1-2 yds. paving,
30 83
James Fogg, trimming trees, Wm. H. Toppan, laying sidewalk 141 1-3 yds.
100 90
63 60
Total,
$238 98
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Hiram A. Tenney, 3 mos. salary and postage,
$252 47
Gillett & Co., expressing, 4 55
Wm. H. Huse & Co., printing and advertising,
7 00
George W. Clark, pens and paper,
3 10
H. T. Crofoot, binding books,
49 35
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$316 47
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CITY EXPENSES.
FUEL.
Wm. H. Huse & Co., advertising coal,
16 00
Luke R. Jones, cording wood, 59 21
Amos Coffin, wood and coal, 51 58
T. C. Pike, teaming charcoal,
4 00
G. W. Rogers, 62 cords hardwood,
511 57
D. A. Titcomb & Son, 10 cords and 6 feet of wood. 60 70
D. A. Titcomb & Son, 135 cords pine wood, 756 00
Total,
$1,459 06
NOTES PAYABLE.
No. 166,
$2,000
No. 173,
2,200
No. 177,
4,600
No. 180,
3,500
No. 171,
900
$13,200
CITY OF NEWBURYPORT.
DETAILED STATEMENT
OF THE
EXPENDITURES
FOR THE
THREE MONTHS ENDING DEC. 18, 1875.
OF NEWBURYPORT
CITY
TERRA MARIQUE MDCCCLI
Published by order of the City Council.
NEWBURYPORT : WILLIAM H. HUSE & COMPANY, PRINTERS, 42 STATE STREET, 1876.
CITY OF NEWBURYPORT.
IN COMMON COUNCIL, January 18, 1875.
Ordered, the mayor and aldermen concurring, that the city treasurer, under the direction of the committee on printing, cause to be published quarterly a detailed statement of the expenditures of the city, and that the four state- ments so published form a part of the annual book of expenditures. Accepted n concurrence. [Approved by the Mayor, January 23, 1875.
EXPENDITURES.
1st quarter.
2d quarter.
3d quarter.
4th quarter.
Total.
Poor department.
$3,522 52
$3,617 16
$3,444 09
$3,037 77
$13,621 54
School
7,215 03
7,337 86
6,852 04
7,826 48
29,231 41
Fire
758 45
5,938 52
565 50
3,931 30
11,193 77
High ways. . .
. . 439 44
1,121 50
1,370 16
1,743 59
4,674 69
Lighting streets and public buildings.
1,541 51
1,733 0
1,603 77
1,629 33
6,507 69
Police. .
1,993 17
2,062 75
2,278 03
2,004 95
8,338 88
Interest. .
. 6,927 58
4,415 18
10,129 84
9,948 52
31,421 12
Incidentals, (including contagious diseases).
1,375 28
1,290 70
1,875 47
3,258 93
7,800 38
Public Property.
. .. . 1,200 20
1,146 43
3,516 65
2,124 34
7,987 62
Salaries.
844 17
884 98
1,009 99
1,889 98
4,629 12
Fuel.
975 70
240 40
1,459 06
3,175 42
5,850 58
Public Library ..
423 00
341 24
316 47
1,079 92
2,160 63
Sidewalks and edgestones ..
13 50
270 87
414 68
699 05
State of Massachusetts
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
600 00
Newburyport Bridge.
168 10
137 76
693 06
502 31
1,501 23
Bromfield fund.
27 41
219 00
238 98
202 85
688 24
Culverts.
100 40
163 52
263 92
Essex Merrimac Bridge.
39 30
10 00
31 74
81 04
Repairs of Newburyport Bridge
166 75
6,116 97
29,088 98
35,372 70
Abatements of Taxes 1874-5.
1,776 10
1,776 10
Costs on Taxes.
24 39
24 39
Non-Resident Bank Tax.
28 63
28 63
Sinking Fund. .
5,759 49
5,759 49
Sinking fund. Paid to Commissioners for excess of income over expenditures for 1875. 6,000 00
6,000 00
33,575 06
30,842 59
42,001 35
79,793 22
186,212 22
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FOURTH QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
POOR DEPARTMENT.
City of Chelsea, aid furnished paupers, $89 50
Joseph Akerman, provisions, 116 78
B. W. Cole, Crackers, 24 00
Benj. F. Poor, pork,
110 50
J. N. Jaques, 3 barrels soap,
12 00
E. P. Hurd, professional services,
62 50
Geo. W. Young, 3 mos. salary as keeper of Alms House, and city store, 150 00
Ariel Pearson, jr., 3 mos. services as cook,
60 00
Abram Pray, 3 mos. services as teamster,
135 00
Eliz. Gerrish, tailoring,
17 00
Paul Titcomb, grain,
79 90
Wm. H. Noyes, jr., provisions,
22 34
A. F. Ross & Co., coffee and tea,
32 57
S. March, jr., groceries,
100 37
John G. Plummer, 1000 pounds codfish,
55 00
Sumner, Swasey & Currier, groceries,
235 59
John Teel, 3 mos. services as clerk,
125 00
John Teel, (clerk) cash supplies outside of Alms House,
360 06
J. M. Greenough, hacking,
4 00
Northampton Hospital, support of paupers,
53 57
Worcester Lunatic Hospital, board of sundry persons,
138 00
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, board of L. E. H. Tucker, 48 80
City of Lowell, aid rendered Mrs. A. L. Shute, 10 00
George P. Bishop, supplies for teams,
10 60
6
Luther Haskell, stock and labor on city teams,
23 92
Thomas Mackinney, hardware, 8 21
G. W. Geary & Son, 2 cloth caps, 1 00
C. M. Hodge, 1 rubber pump,
2 25
A. H. Rowe, paper bags,
6 57
I. C. Clement, 1 chest tea,
16 80
John Fuller, fish and clams,
4 20
M. M. Ross, groceries,
109 21
S. A. McConnell, medicines,
6 29
Philip H. Blumpey, groceries,
56 42
A. Stanwood & Co., soap,
28 64
B. F. Pettingell, boots and shoes,
10 95
W. O. Wentworth, board of Albert Willard,
7 00
City of Salem, board of paupers,
46 14
Charles Smith, ice for Alms House,
28 59
Ellen S. Clark, stationery,
3 77
W. A. Davis & Son,
2 31
S. H. Safford & Co., burying paupers,
147 00
J. A. L. Odd'e, groceries,
45 74
J. H. Walton, bags and twines,
5 05
E. S. Currier, tailoring,
11 00
J. W. & T. Butler, coffee,
27 43
Westborough Reform School, board of sundry persons, 76 70
H. W. Bartlett, boots and shoes, 14 95
C. E. Plummer, dry goods, 21 63
George H. Plumer, dry goods, 59 47
R. L. Greenleaf, crockery and dry goods,
12 85
Moses Pray, litter and weighing,
11 60
John Pearson, jr., 94 lbs. crackers.
7 05
John Sumner, hardware,
176 95
John Chamberlain, groceries,
5 00
$3,037 77
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
A. H. Thompson, three months' salary as teacher,
$475 00
O. B. Merrill,
6.
66
66
66
356 25
Luther Dame, 66
66
66
66
356 25
Phebe H. Plumer,
" 66
162 51
Annette A. Senter, "
137 50
Nathan A. Moulton, "
308 76
Janette N. Balch,
6
66
100 00
Ella W. Peabody,
66
66
66
100 00
Abbie Short,
66
66
100 00
Martha J. Bradley,
93 75
Mary C. Thurston,
93 75
Sarah E. Forsyth,
one
66
66
66
31 25
Florence A. Winn, three
66
66
87 51
P. D. Adams,
237 51
Fannie E. Pettingell,
100 00
Wm. P. Luut,
308 76
Lucy Lowe,
.6
66
66
100 00 .
Sarah B. Chute,
66
..
66
142 50
Ellen Frothingham, "
66
66
100 00
Anna L. Coffin,
66
..
66
118 76
Emma M. Lander,
66
66
66
..
100 00
Eliz. A. Appleton,
66
66
66
66
122 90
Serena D. Toppan,
6
66
66
66
124 98
Rhoda Tilton,
65
66
66
66
100 00
Susie B. Lowell,
66
66
66
66
93 75
Georgie Thurlow,
66
66
66
66
100 00
Ella H. Adams,
66
66
66
93 75
Priscilla G. Craig,
66
.6
66
66
100 00
Mary E. Estes,
66
66
66
66
87 48
Lucy A. Perkins,
66
66
..
100 00
Hannah H. Page,
.
66
66
93 75
Helen M. Currier,
66
66
66
66
100 00
E. H. S. Pike,
66
66
66
66
93 75
Lois E. Lunt,
100 00
Sarah F. Badger,
66
93 75
Mary E. Hayes,
66
66
66
100 00
Clara J. Edgerly,
66
66
90 00
.6
66
66
66
66
66
66
8
M. Louise Bartlett, three months' services as teacher, 102 00 Benj. M. Chase, three mos. services sweeping school houses, 125 00 Mrs. Gallivan, cleaning school houses, 6 00
Mrs. H. Moriarty, "
12 00
Mary Ryan,
66
10 00
Mrs. Harrington,
10 00
Mary Burke,
20 00
Bridget O'Neal, " 66
4 00
Mary E. Blood,
66
26 00
M. Jackman & Co.“
15 75
Thomas Pearson, 3 mos. services as janitor, and extras,
86 50
Geo. H. Marston, building fires,
14 00
Trustees Putnam Free School, seventh annual payment,
1,000 00
Alice H. Purington, three mos. salary as teacher,
87 49
M. Agnes Pearson,
66
93 75
Sarah H. Hinkley,
90 00
Sarah C. Currier, 66 66
100 00
Francis Pettigrew,
66 66
100 00
Marietta D. Paul, 66 6
66
100 00
Sarah J. Shackford, 66 66
95 83
Alice H. Olmstead, 55 days labor as teacher,
53 32
Mrs. Harrington, cleaning school houses,
6 00
Mary E. Jaques, two mos. salary as teacher,
62 50
Jenness Brown, 2 lanterns,
2 50
John B. Porter, 6 mos. services as truant officer,
50 00
John A. L. Odd'e, sundry articles, stationery, Ellen S. Clark, ¥
77 55
David C. Ash, building fires,
20 00
Jonathan Wells, “
25 00
D. T. Woodwell and N. Greeley, obtaining list of school children, 96 37
C. C. Stockman, moving settees,
5 00
Joseph Moulton, bell,
2 00
A. J. Leighton, teaming,
1 25
Wm. Merrill, use of pump,
3 00
Nathaniel Perkins, building fires,
8 33
Wm. H. Huse & Co., advertising,
13 00
S. H. Fowle, stationery,
61 05
Total,
7,826 48
37 12
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Tristram Talbot, 6 mos. services as assistant engineer, $12 50
Officers of H. P. M. steamer, officers' salaries, 10 00
Mechanic Steamer, No. 2, 6 mos. services, 175 50
George W. Stickney, 6 mos. services as engineer and extras, 126 50 Frank Snow, 6 mos. services as assistant engineer,
12 50
James K. Adams, 6 mos. services as clerk,
5 00
George N. Black, 6 mos. services as fireman,
73 50
Wm. McKay, 6 mos. services as foreman,
5 00
Naiad Queen Steamer, No. 3, 6 mos. services,
175 50
Chas. E. Ash, services as steward,
36 25
Luther Carter, 6 mos. services as foremon,
5 00
John A. Currier, 6 mos. services as assistant engineer,
22 50
Little Mac Hose Co., 6 mos. services and extras,
135 50
Neptune Engine Co., No. 8, 6 mos. services and extras, 414 50
Young America H. & L. Co., 6 mos. services and extras, 252 50
Torrent Engine Co., No. 7, 6 mos. services and extras, 414 50
Assistant Engineer and clerk, 6 mos. services, 80 00
100 00
Colby & Low, repairs of Hose Carriage,
10 00
H. P. Macintosh Steamer, No. 1, 6 mos. services,
175 50
Moses M. Ross, groceries,
44 41
Wm. Porter, jr., teaming,
87 00
Albert Russell & Sons, stock and labor,
40 65
M. H. Fowler, groceries, 26 90
P. H. Blumpey, oil,
19 50
Charles R. Sargent, stock and labor,
140 67
T. C. Pike, teaming,
19 50
Wm. Groves, labor.
5 00
E. S. Lewis & Co., watching at fire,
10 00
George E. Gillett, teaming,
1 00
A. J. Leighton, teaming.
19 00
Lord Bros., curtain fixtures,
50
Wm. Soule, et als. cleaning hose,
37 50
Amos Ogden, labor on steamer,
18 25
N. Marden, horse hire,
1 50
David C. Noyes, hardware,
9 69
H. P. Macintosh, chief engineer, 6 mos. salary,
10
Edwin A. Littlefield, teaming,
23 50
J. M. Greenough, horse hire, 3 50
Little Mac Hose Co., work on reservoir,
10 00
Estate of J. L. Hale, rent of room for engine,
30 00
Wm. E. Soule, labor,
28 30
Steamer Co., No. 1, work at reservoir,
15 00
Wm. Holker & Co., hardware,
7 25
J. W. Fennimore, groceries,
7 20
Belt and Leather Stuffing Co., hose dressing,
32 38
H. P. Macintosh, cash paid for sundries,
52 14
H. G. Johnson, jr., expenses on chuck,
2 25
George P. Bishop, supplies to engines, 7 25
J. C. Stanley, waste, 7 45
R. W. Mason and C. S. Blake, watching at fire,
5 00
P. Conley and Geo. Arroll, watching at fire, 5 00
W. T. Thompson and G. Guptell, watching at fire, 5 00
C. C. Stockman. hauling hose carriage,
1 50
W. B. Porter, teaming, 39 45
J. A. Greeley, bill for rubber coats and extras,
54 75
E. S. Dole, labor on engine No. 7,
4 00
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., 4 air-valves,
6 00
Thomas Mackinney, hardware, 9 17
7 75
American Steam Gauge Co., repairing gauge,
3 00
Patrick Cashman, hauling engine, 10 00
James Hardy, 6 mos. services as engineer, and labor, 123 80
W. H. P. Howard, 6 mos. services as engineer, and extras, 142 10
Henry A. Wilson, groceries, 14 80
Luthor Haskell, iron for ladders,
2 00
Frank Hardy, services as fireman and extras,
41 49
Charles N. Safford, watching at fires,
3 00
Wm. Soule, et als. cleaning hose, 56 87
Gerrish & Goodwin, work on Hook and Ladder,
1 00
Andrew T. Morse & Co., hydrant chuck,
165 00
Luther Carter, et als, work on reservoir and chuck,
30 00
H. P. Macintosh Steamer, work on hydrant,
30 00
Mechanic Steamer, No. 2, 30 00
C. H. Ordway, teaming,
5 00
Jos. W. Landford, teaming,
49 75
James M. Woods, stock and labor,
4 05
Charles W. Piper, labor on reservoir.
11
Babcock Manufacturing Co., torches, Hamilton Haynes, stock and labor, 15 25
16 25
D. B. Jaques, teaming, 6 65
Hugh McGlew, stock and labor,
13 82
E. S. Sweetser, mats,
3 00
Gerrish & Goodwin, stock and labor,
11 30
Daniel Young, repairing lanterns,
35
W. & M. O'Connell, repairing hose carriage,
3 50
E. H. & G. J. George, stock and labor,
42 13
John A. L. Odd'e, groceries,
14 83
Lovett's Express, expressing,
1 05
B. H. Jaques, soap,
4 15
Total,
$3,931 30
HIGHWAYS.
Thurston & Colman, lumber,
$63 36
D. Cogger, 4 days' work at 75 cents per day,
3 00
John Hoey, labor,
5 00
John A. Greeley, labor on highways,
84 20
David C. Noyes, hardware,
6 85
Thomas H. Lunt, 11 1-2 days' labor,
30 50
Patrick Neland, 3 days' labor at 1.50 per day,
4 50
John Hale, 68 1-1 " 66
66
102 15
Daniel Buckley, 3
66 66
4 50
Cornelius Connell, 37
66 16
55 50
John Buckley, 1
66
66
1 50
Wm. Hetherman, 5-10
66
66
75
Cornelius Murphy, 21 8-10
66
32 70
Thomas Coffey, 13 1-10
66
6.
34 65
Cornelius Buckley, 62 3-20
66
93 22
Cornelius Lynch, 66 8-10
66
66
100 20
James Barrett, 64
66
66
66
96 00
12
George Harris, 66 " . " 66
99 75
Edward King, 4 1-2 days' labor at 75 cents and extras,
3 87
Parsons Ordway, 3 mos. services as superintendent,
174 99
Parker M. Lougee, labor on bridge,
2 75
William M. McNulty, 19 1-10 days' labor at 1.50 per day, 28 65
Anthony Cogger, 23 2-10 66 66
66 66
1 50
Luther Haskell, stock and labor,
2 15
Moses L. Chase, work on highway,
17 00
Charles W. Piper, 5 days' labor,
17 50
J. C. Stanley, sundry articles,
1 44
H. T. Moody, stock and labor,
28 87
Wm. H. Toppan, work on highway,
169 65
Thomas Mackinney, hardware,
14 83
Timothy Quinn, 1 days' labor at $1.50 per day,
1 50
John Kelleher, 2
3 00
Timothy Collins, 6 66
"
9 00
John McCarthy, 9 6-10 "
14 40
Daniel Lynch, 18 6-10 “
66
27 90
Timothy Shehan, 20 1-10
66
30 15
Francis Buckley, 4 5-10 66 .6
66
6 75
W. & M. O'Connell, stock and labor,
8 87
E. H. & G. J. George, stock and labor,
34 51
Joseph H. Currier, setting stone,
38 00
E. Donahoe, stock and labor,
22 45
Hamilton Haynes, stock and labor,
11 44
Enoch L. Small, stock and labor,
3 75
Marston & Morse, mill work,
3 80
A. L. Jackson, 8 hours' work at 20 cents per hour,
1 60
D. S. Purington, work on highway,
19 00
Daniel W. Piper, work on highway,
65 75
John A. Bridges, gravel,
1 10
A. T. Newhall, work on highway,
84 00
Hugh McGlew, stock and labor,
35 97
Bayley & Perkins, lumber,
4 32
Total, 1 743 59
66
34 80
John Maloney, 1
13
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Stephen H. Thurlow, stock and labor,
$81 95
Samuel K. Gilman, stock and labor,
66 00
Moses Coffin, bedding,
8 15
Torrey & Jameson, stock and labor,
29 38
S. F. Davis, cleaning out well,
1 00
Geo. Aldrich, 3 mos. services as teamster,
150 00
Geo. Peavey, 3 mos. services as teamster,
150 00
Alfred Lowell, 3 mos. services as teamster,
150 00
J. A. Coulliard, 2 mos. services as teamster,
80 00
David C. Ash, stock and labor,
3 35
Thomas H. Lunt, masonry,
9 95
David C. Noyes, hardware,
9 61
Thurston & Colman, lumber,
190 43
Wm. Holker & Co., stock and labor,
85 45
Fuller, Dana & Fitz, Concord axles,
14 37
Lord Bros., mattresses, etc.,
13 25
Geo. L. Jackman, hardware,
74 37
Wm. Noyes, hardware,
1 66
T. A. S. Mitchell, stock and labor,
6 33
Luther Haskell, stock and labor,
13 74
Green Davis, painting,
19 12
George P. Bishop, stock and labor,
2 55
J. T. Butman, painting,
15 00
Moses M. Merrill, stock and labor,
5 83
Thomas Mackinney, hardware,
28 14
Gerrish & Goodwin, stock and labor,
68 38
John C. Kimball, lumber,
47 55
Boston & Maine Railroad, freight bill,
5 50
T. G. Dodge, stock and labor,
17 90
George A. Pike, repairing pumps,
50 00
G. Littlefield, 1 month's services as teamster,
34 80
J. C. Stanley, old iron,
2 84
James M. Woods, stock
25
Rufus Sargent, plan,
8 00
Marston & Morse, mill work,
4 50
Amos Coffin, use of horse and cash paid,
11 00
14
Blake & Noyes, setting glass,
27 38
Wm. H. Toppan, masonery,
33 99
W. & M. O'Connell, repairs on city teams, 19 70
C. E. Plummer, 1 pair horse blankets,
7 00
Wm. J. Hawley, teaming,
75
Hamilton Haynes, stock and labor,
29 25
J. B. Varnum, repairs on cart,
2 50
A. J. Whitcomb, repairing stool,
75
John Chamberlain, hardware,
11 40
Paul Titcomb, grain,
79 20
Caleb Stickney, blocks,
2 25
Crosby & Brant, stock and labor,
1 50
Hugh McGlew, stock and labor,
59 33
D. H. Cutter, masonry,
4 50
Calvin E. Currier, stock and labor,
33 94
S. F. Davis, labor,
60
Wm. E. Soule, labor,
8 00
M. J. Donahoe, stock and labor,
23 28
E. Donahoe, stock and labor,
11 09
J. B. Creasey, paint, etc.,
9 63
David C. Ash, labor,
2 00
Daniel Young, hardware,
24 50
Charles R. Sargent, stock and labor,
113 14
E. H. & G. J. George, stock and labor,
82 75
J. B. Knight, grain,
59 89
Bayley & Perkins, lumber,
15 67
Total, 2,124 34
LIGHTING.
New England Gas Light Co., on account of contract, $772 87
Newburyport Gas Co., gas, 762 08
H. H. Landford, moving lamp posts, etc., 7 00
15
A. J. Atkinson, expenses to New York,
39 03
Green Davis, paint, etc., 17 50
Globe Gas Light Co., 2 lanterns,
12 00
Hugh McGlew, stock and labor,
7 00
Chas. R. Sargent, stock and labor,
11 85
Total,
1,629 33
INTEREST.
Edmund S. Raynes, 6 mos. on $10,000, $312 50
Edward S. Leslie, attorney, 6 mos. on 2,000,
60 00
L. M. Brookings, 6 mos. on 1,600, 52 00
N. & T. Foster, 8 mos. 25 days on 2,000,
103 05
Coupons on City Bonds,
7,182 00
John Harris, 6 mos. on 1,000,
32 50
J. A. Balch, 6 mos. on 6,500,
211 25
Lydia E. Tucker, 6 mos. on 1,600,
52 00
B. H. Smith, 6 mos. on 1,000,
32 50
Richardson, Hill & Co., 6 mos. on 10,000, 287.50; balance paid on 5,000, 4.13,
291 63
Merchants National Bank, discount,
Mechanicks -
274 07
Ocean
199 99
First
319 87
Total,
9,948 52
825 16
POLICE.
Samuel W. Tuck, 3 months as City Marshal, and extras, $265 94 Mrs. Jane Thompson, meals furnished, 12 80
16
Charles Noyes, 3 months as policeman,
188 00
John G. Gove, 3 " 1 day as policeman, 190 00
James Stanten, 2 66 29 1-2 days
187 00
Wooster Smith, 3 06 1
190 00
John W. Sargent 3 "
60
199 98
Albert D. Hale, 3 “ 5 66
66
198 00
Edward E. Taylor, 3 " 3
192 00
Geo. N. Young,
1-2
187 00
Moses P. Towne, services as policeman,
85 00
Abram Pray, 1 evening's patrol,
2 00
Lord Bros., upholstery,
9 63
Alexander Griffin, services as policeman,
39 00
W. H. B. Currier, 14 hours' patrol,
5 00
John B. Porter, police at City Hall,
36 00
S. H. Fowle, stationery,
7 60
H. G. Johnson, appearance in court,
10 00
Total, 1,004 95
SALARIES.
Board of Assessors, 1 year's salary, $2,040 00
Joseph M. Tappan, 3 mos. as City Messenger, 225 00
George H Stevens, 3 mos. as City Clerk, 249 99 A. W. Greenleaf, 3 months' salary as treasurer and collector, 349 99 Thos. E. Cutter, 3 months' salary clerk of Common Council, 25 00 Total, $1,889 98
FUEL.
Wm. S. Coffin, coal, 2,914 39 230 11
George E. Elkins, charcoal,
17
Anthony Cogger, labor,
60
2 25
Benjamin Newman, measuring charcoal, Amos Coffin, fuel,
28 07
Total,
3,175 42
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
H. A. Tenney, 3 mos. services as libriarian and cash paid, 255 03
H. K. W. Hall, paper, 10 30
H. A. Tenney, Librarian, dog money,
610 47
Marston & Morse, stock and labor,
2 75
Ellen S. Clark, stationery,
2 89
H. T. Johnson & Co., stationery,
20 00
Wm. S. Huse, examining books,
15 00
Lord Bros., upholstery,
18
H. T. Crofoot, binding books,
27 10
H. T. Crofoot, 66
136 20
Total,
1,079 92
SINKING FUND.
A. W. Greenleaf, Treasurer of Sinking Fund Commis- sioners, annual appropriation, 1500 00
From sale of land, 4,259 49
Total, 5,759 49
18
CULVERTS.
John C. Kimball, lumber and teaming,
64 37
T. H. Lunt, labor,
1 00
Wm. H. Toppan, labor,
6 20
Joseph H. Currier, stock and labor,
8 70
John A. Greeley, stock and labor,
83 25
Total,
163 52
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Estate of S. W. Marston, 3 mos. rent of hall, 75 00
Owners of Phenix building, 3 mos. rent of hall, 75 00
Total,
150 00
ESSEX MERRIMAC BRIDGE.
Thurston & Colman, lumber, 30 79
Green Davis, paint and oil, 95
-
31 74
NEWBURYPORT BRIDGE.
Thurston & Colman, lumber, 1 14
John W. Dole, 3 mos. services as draw tender, 125 01
19
Charles Hunt, labor,
3 00
John B. Pritchard, Manilla rope,
14 50
John T. Fillmore, plank, Green Davis, stock, Richardson Bros., groceries,
325 01
10 68
22 97
Total,
502 31
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES.
Wm. H. Brewster, 89 yards brick paving,
40 05
Charles W. Piper, setting edgestones, 52 65
Thomas Ronan, jr., " 12 00
John A. Greeley, stock and labor,
63 25
Phil. & Reading Coal and Iron Co., 37 yds. brick paving,
12 15
A. J. Haynes, 31 1-2 yards brick paving, 14 18
Thomas Hennesey, 20 1-3 yards brick paving, 9 15
D. H. Cutter, setting edgestones, 10 00
Davis & Littlefield, stock and labor,
28 95
Jos. H. Currier, setting edgestones, etc.,
65 50
Rufus Morrison, “ 20 00
86 80
Total, 414 68
BROMFIELD FUND.
James Fogg, trimming trees, L. N. Raymond, brick paving, 37 35
16 80
Mrs. J. W. Hale, “ 72 00
Wm. H. Toppan, paving, etc.,
20
E. P. Dodge, brick paving,
28 80
John B. Nelson, laying brick paving, 11 25
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