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Expenditures, highway $4,977.39, sidewalks and edgestones 1,706.35. 6,683 74
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account 661 55
EXPENDITURES ON HIGHWAYS. Authorized by the Committee on Highways.
JANUARY.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent. $50 00
John Hale, on highway 2 19
Thomas Ryan,
1 25
Patrick Niland. ..
2 63
Edward Powers,
63
John Buckley, 66 66
1 56
Francis Connors. 66
94
Daniel Cronan,
1 25
Patrick Murphy. 66
1 75
Dennis Lynch.
1 25
Michael Donahoe, . .
. .
1 25
Wm. B. Porte, services with drag
1 00
S. H. Thurlow, 5 pounds nails .
20
Paul A. Merrill. 1 shovel.
1 00
Joseph M. Greenough, use of horse and buggy' 1 00
$69 90
FEBRUARY.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent. $50 00
Patrick Murphy,
on highway. . 19 13
Daniel Cronan,
18 75
John Hale, 66
18 25
Michael Donahoe.
15 00
Edward Powers,
..
14 63
John Buckley.
13 44
Patrick Niland, ..
3 12
John Leary, ..
. .
15 25
Amount carried forward .. $167 57
21
174
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $167 57
Jos. C. Batchelder, services on highway
10 63
Dennis Lynch,
16 56
Edward Ryan, ،٠
66
14 50
Francis Connors,
12 13
Tim Harrington, 6 .
6.
63
John Foley, .. 7 50
Michael Bennett, ..
7 25
Edmund Murphy,
17 63
John Kelley,
1 88
John Currier, jr., ash post.
75
S. H. Thurlow, shovel and picks
9 25
$266 28
MARCH.
. D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent. 50 00
John Hale, 6 .
on highway 13 50
Patrick Niland, ..
10 35
Patrick Murphy, ..
12 75
John Buckley,
5 25
Dennis Lynch, ..
13 20
Daniel Cronan. . .
. .
14 25
Edward Powers, ..
13 95
Michael Donahoe.
13 50
Thomas Ryan,
..
13 95
Edmund Murphy,
12 75
John Leary,
13 50
Michael Bennett, ..
13 50
Frances Connors. ..
10 50
John Foley,
11 70
George Clark, ..
11 40
Martin Higgins.
..
5 25
Jos. C. Batchelder,
6 .
7 20
Patrick Dixon. ..
3 75
John Kelley, ..
4 50
James Lynch,
4 50
Dennis Foley, ..
4 50
George Gorwaiz,
3 75
James Leonard. ..
..
3 75
Amount carried forward $271 25
1
175
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Anount brought forward .. .$271 25
Aaron Carson, services on highway
3 75
George L. Philips, 1 25
Luther Hatch. 66 4 90 66
Henry P. Davis. ..
3 52
Charles B. Davis,
..
7 65
Moses L. Chase.
. 6
16 32
Asa T. Newhall, services with drag 35 20
S. H. Delano, services shoveling snow 2 25
Daniel Collins, services shoveling snow 1 00
Wm. B. Porter, services with drag 9 55
C. H. Coffin, storage of drag. 3 00
Hector Little. services on highway 14 85
Hugh McGlew. repairing bars. etc 13 00
$387 49
APRIL.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent.
$50 00
John Hale.
on highway 15 00
Patrick Niland. 66
15 00
Michael Donahoe. ..
11 70
Patrick Murphy, . .
11 40
Edward Powers. 66
14 25
Patrick Dixon, 66
6 00
George Gorwaiz.
7 65
Edward Murphy, 66 7 50
Martin Higgins. .. 6 75
12 15
Michael Bennett, 66
..
75
Jos. C. Batchelder, ..
6 90
John Foley, ..
..
12 15
Francis Connors,
6.
8 40
George Clark, ..
9 00
Dennis Foley, ..
..
5 25
Aaron Carson, 14 25
Joseph B. Moulton, service with team 26 00
3 00
John C. Moulton, breaking paths
Albert Davis, shoveling snow 1 00
Thurston & Colman. posts and joist . . 2 68
Amount carried forward $246 78
1
Thomas Ryan, ..
1
176
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $246 78
Edmund Murphy, shoveling snow 5 40
Wm. B. Porter, filling in gravel 75
Rufus H. Wigglesworth, services with team 14 49
$267 42
MAY.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent $50 00
John Hale,
on highway 26 25
Jos. C. Batchelder,
26 25
Patrick Niland. . .
31 28
Patrick Dixon, 66
25 88
Michael Donahoe,
26 10
Patrick Murphy, .6
23 62
Edward Powers. . . . .
12 60
Francis Carey,
..
..
26 25
John Buckley,
20 25
George Gorwaiz,
22 13
George Clark. ..
21 60
Aaron Carson, 6.
27 60
Francis Connors, 66
3 00
Edward Murphy, shoveling snow
1 50
T. P. Mackinney, 1 doz. hoes. 6 00
Parker M. Lougee, fitting pick handles 25
S. H. Thurlow, nails and shovels. 13 20
$363 76
JUNE
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent
$50 00
John Hale, 6. on highway 36 00
Joseph C. Batchelder, .. . .
26 62
Patrich Niland,
. .
6 .
36
Patrich Dixon. ..
1 50
Michal Donahoe, .. .. ..
35 25
Patrich Murphy, . .
35 25
Francis Carey. . .
..
12 75
John Buckley,
. .
. .
4 50
George Gorwaiz, ..
..
. .
27 75
George Clark.
. .
34 50
Amount carried forward.
$300 12
177
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $300 12
Aaron Carson, services on highways
34 50
Patrick Dowdikin. 1 50
Cornelius Doyle, . . ..
27 00
Thomas Ryan, .. .. ..
28 87
Jere Shehan,
20 25
Thomas G. Dodge, on Bridge road. 26 25
Louis Patriquin, 1 bridge for crossing 4 00
Lucy and Lucy B. Hale, quantity of gravel. 50 00
$492 49
JULY.
D. C. Batchelder. services as superintendent $50 00
John Hale,
on highway
29 25
Jos. C. Batchelder, ··
28 50
Patrick Niland,
28 13
Thomas Ryan, ..
31 13
Michael Donahoe. ..
31 13
Patrick Murphy, .. . .
28 50
Edward Powers, ..
$24 00
Cornelius Doyle,
15 75
George Gorwaiz, ..
..
28 50
Jeremiah Shehan. .. .
29 25
George Clark, ..
16 50
Aaron Carson. ..
66
29 25
Cornelius Lynch, . .
..
13 50
James McGuire, .. ..
1 50
Patrick Dixon,
4 50
John Buckley, ..
66
4 50
Davis & Littlefield, setting grave stones.
1 50
Cook. Rymes & Co .. 12 picks and handles
27 00
Morse & White, wire cloth. 8 40
10 60
Thomas P. Mackinney. nails and line
1 91
Thomas Ronan, jr., paving gutter
16 50
$459 80
AUGUST.
D. C. Batchelder. services as superintendent $50 00
T. H. Lunt, labor on edgestones 37 13
Amount carried forward $87 13
Hugh McGlew, repairing tools
178
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $87 13
John Hale, services on highways 32 62
Joseph C. Batchelder, “.
30 37
Patrick Niland, ..
..
33 37
Thomas Ryan,
32 62
Michael Donahoe. ..
66
32 62
Patrick Murphy,
32 62
Edward Powers, ..
32 62
Cornelius Doyle, .6
66
25 87
George Gorwaiz. . 6
66
32 62
Jere Shehan,
6.
29 62
Aaron Carson, 6.
..
31 12
Cornelius Lynch.
6.
66
32 62
Patrick Dickson.
. .
31 12
John Buckley,
..
6 6
31 87
$528 81
SEPTEMBER.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent
$50 00
John Hale,
on highway 42 75
Jos. C. Batchelder, “
13 50
Patrick Niland,
42 37
Thomas Ryan, 6.
66
42 37
Michael Donahoe,
27 00
Patrick Murphy, ..
41 25
Edward Powers,
6 00
George Gorwaiz,
41 25
Jeremiah Shehan. 6. . .
41 25
Aaron Carson, ..
39 37
Cornelius Lynch,
41 25
Patrick Dixon. 6.
.6
41 25
John Buckley, . 6
..
34 50
John Hoey, work done on Wesley street. 8 00
Daniel Lyons, breaking out roads . 6 00
Thomas G. Dodge, work done on Kent street 5 00
Thurston & Colman. lumber 46 31
William B. Porter, use of jigger 3 50
William Holker & Co., dipper and lantern 1 05
B. W. Ordway, filing saws. 60
John Turner & Co .. stone for paving 67 32
$641 89
179
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
OCTOBER.
D. C. Batchelder, superintendent of highways $50 50
John Hale, services on highways. 32 63
Jos. C. Batchelder.
6 00
Patrick Niland,
32 63
Thomas Ryan,
29 63
Michael Donahoe. 25 50
Patrick Murphy, 6 .
32 63
Edward Powers,
28 13
George Gorwaiz, 66 . 6
19 87
Jere Shehan, . .
..
32 63
Aaron Carson,'
28 50
Cornelius Lynch. .. 32 63
Patrick Dixon, . 29 63
John Buckley, 31 87
S. H. Thurlow, shovel and rakes 2 87
J. H. & J. Hall, white paint. 1 35
William A. Noyes, jr., teaming tools. 35
Thomas Ronan, services on crossings 57 75
H. M. Morton, gravel of Highfield. 25 00
T. K. Bartlett, work with oxen. 71 10
$571 20
NOVEMBER.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent $50 00
John Hale, .. on highway. 40 50
Jos. C. Batchelder.
23 25
Patrick Niland, 66
66
40 87
Thomas Ryan, . .
40 87
Michæl Donahoe, ..
39 75
Patrick Murphy, .. 39 38
Edward Powers, 30 00
George Gorwaiz, . . 39 00 ..
Jeremiah Shehan, 6. 40 50 66
Aaron Carson, . .
66
8 25
Conelius Lynch,
40 87
Patrick Dixon, .6
40 50
John Buckley, 40 50 ..
S. Coker, 2 baskets
1 70
Amount carried forward. .
$515 94
180
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $515 94
T. H. Lunt, labor on highway 49 06
Hugh McGlew, repairing tools. 58 45
George H. Stevens for D. Crowley, 26 loads gravel. 2 60
John E. Bailey, job on arch board. 25
$626 30
DECEMBER.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent $50 75
Thomas G. Dodge, labor on crossing 13 50
John Hale, labor on highway 26 25
Patrick Niland, 26 25
Thomas Ryan, 25 12
23 25
Patrick Murphy. .. ..
Edward Powers,
24 37
George Gorwaiz, "
24 00
Jere Shehan, 24 00
26 62
Patrick Dixon, .. 16 50
17 87
Thurston & Colman, lumber
3 57
$302 05
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January $ 69 90
.. Februay. 266 28
March 387 49
66 April
267 42
66
May.
363 76
.. June
292 49
July
528 81
..
August
641 89
.. September
571 20
October
November. 626 30
December 302 05
Expenditures for the year ending December 17. 1881. . . . $4,977 39
459 80)
Cornelius Lynch, « ..
Thomas H. Lunt, ..
66
181
EXPENDITURES FOR SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES
EXPENDITURES FOR SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES,
JANUARY.
Canning Brothers, splitting stone. $9 00
George E. Noyes, paving 1 50
JUNE.
$10 50
T. H. Lunt, setting edgestone.
$15 00
JULY.
Thomas H. Lunt, labor on edgestone .
22 50
AUGUST.
Pigeon Hill Granite Co .. granite for edge stone 177 90
Daniel C. Rogers, bricking sidewalk 8 40
Mrs. Enoch Stickney, bricking sidewalk 16 90
Pigeon Hill Granite Co .. granite. . 300 00
Pigeon Hill Grauite Co., granite 300 00
$803 20
SEPTEMBER.
Thomas H. Lunt, labor on crossings
31 62
Thomas Ronan, jr., labor on crossings. 52 24
$83 86
OCTOBER.
Pigeon Hill Granite Co., edge stone $325 31
P. M. Lougee, bridges for crossings 27 00
John H. Curran, bridge irons. 15 75
Thomas Ronan, jr., setting edgestone. 41 06
J. Augustus Greeley, bricking sidewalk .
42 23
Henry A. Wilson, having sidewalk paved
27 48
E. P. Shaw,
22 20
Joseph Akerman,
..
.6
13 27
A. W. Greenleaf, .. .. ..
21 73
Charles McQuade.
. .
4 40
Robert Couch, .. ..
21 07
J. W. Douglass.
..
. .
20 50
582 00
2.2
182
EXPENDITURES FOR HIGHWAYS AND EDGESTONES
NOVEMBER.
J. A. Adams, use of jigger 7 50
Brown's wharf, wharfage of stone 28 00
P. M. Lougee, 1 bridge. 2 00
$37 50
DECEMBER.
Hugh McGlew, bridge iron, bolts, etc $4 05
John E. Bailey, one stone 4 25
W. & M. O'Connell, labor on iron for bridge.
25
A. J. Teeling, concreting sidewalk
34 86
Davis & Littlefield, labor on stone.
39 17
Joy, Langdon & Co., 140 feet crossing stone.
47 60
P. M. Lougee, to one bridge.
2 50
C. H. Meader, setting edge stone 6 96
E. P. Dodge, sidewalk in Prince place. 12 15
$151 79
Expenditures for sidewalks and edgestones
$1,706 35
" highways. 4,977 39
$6,683 74
183
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$2.100 00
CREDITS.
From state of Massachusetts, account of
corporation tax of previous years. . $ 95 63
From J. H. Murray, circus license 25 00
From returned aid. 3 06
From City clerk. 43 00
From non-resident bank tax 1,292 51
From state of Massachusetts, account of corporation tax of 1881 7,012 46
From liquor licenses. 3-4 of amount received in 1881 .5.887 50 -14,359 16
$16,459 16
Trans. from appropriation for lighting streets 449 71
. .
salaries .
285 83
..
.6 Public Library 443 59
..
.6 sidewalks, edgestones 54 85
..
..
interest 260 57
..
66 highways for perma-
nent improvement. 2,500 00 -$3,994 55
$20.453 71
Expenditures as per detailed statement below$4,533 19 Transferred to poor department. school department.
1,882 71
.. fire department
1,465 53
highway department
1,892 30
.. public property 1,902 98
.. day and night police dep't 544 51
fuel department.
1,620 75
board of health department .. 63 91
.. repairs on City Hall. 1,33
bridges and culverts
2.069 08
Bromfield Fund account. 6 14
Abatement of taxes 1877-'78-'79 528 44-$19,631 55
Undrawn transferred to Sinking Fund to balance account. . $822 16
1,782 72
184
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the City Council. JANUARY.
Eagle Excavating Co., work back of Court House $ 1 00
William Blake & Co., 1 bell and labor 207 28
The Baptist Society. bell hangings
12 50
Thomas Humphreys, 3 days services as inspector
6 00
J. C. Dockum, 1 days ..
2 00
James Anderson, 3 days
warden 6 00
William J. Creasey, 2 days
66
4 00
Moses E. Cook. 1 days
2 00
George A. Pearson, 3 days ..
clerk 6 00
Somuel E. Sargent, 2 days . .
inspector.
4 00
Eben E. Cutter, 2 days ..
.6
4 00
Clarence S. March, 2 days 6 .
4 00
Samuel J. Ford, 1 days
..
warden 2 00
Alpheus G. Knight, 1 days ..
inspector 2 00
Eugene F. Lee, 4 days
..
clerk 00
Isaac Poor, jr .. 2 days ..
inspector
4 00
George H. Coffin, 1 days ..
2 00
H. H. Landford, 2 days ..
clerk. 4 00
William B. Porter, 1 days
inspector 2 00
William S. Goodwin. 2 days
clerk 4 00
Thomas L. Nelson, 1 days
inspector 2 00
W. H. Welch, 2 days
4 00
S. K. Gilman, 2 days
..
clerk 4 00
William H. Noyes. 1 days . .
inspector 2 00
A. R. Nutter, 3 days ..
6 00
George H. Smart, 3 days
..
6 00
Charles J. Cutter, 5 days
.6
4 00
Benjamin F. Stanley, 1 days ..
2 00
Charles J. Brockway, services as inspector and expenses to Boston . 5 00
Joseph C. Lunt, services at election, ringing bell etc 17 75
Alfred Wheeler, making returns of deaths 3 00
T. Y. Crowell & Co., binding 500 municipal registers. 125 44
Eben P. Allen. services attending caucuses and elections . . 16 00
John B. Porter, .. 7 00
George H. Stevens, " as clerk of board of health, 1880. 50 00
Amount carried forward. .$540 97
185
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. . $540 97
C. H. deRochemont, services as health officer 25 00
Charles R. Sargent, " as sealer of weights and measurers' to February 1880 75 00
M. C. Teel & Son, advertising 5 25
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell for election 75
Charles E. Ash. services at caucuses and cleaning floor. 8 00
Calvin E. Currier, damages by collision with city team . 10 00
E. F. Bartlett, services on municipal register. 15 00
Joseph M. Tappan. services as constable and superin- tendent of burial grounds. 31 00
Henry R. Weitzel, returning 57 deaths. 14 25
Daniel T. Colby, advertising. 78 61
J. Q. Bradish, pens, pencils and rubbers 6 33
City Clerk. (et als) labor on check lists 50 00
$860 16
FEBRUARY.'
Hunt & Davis, refreshments and brooms .$21 75
R. H. Hooper. services as inspector 4 00
Charles. H. Lunt. 4 00 6
Luther Carter, .. 2 00
warden
George E. Donnell, “ clerk 2 50
Moses E. Cook, warden. 2 00
Enoch Goodwin. ringing bell. 6 00
City Treasurer, cash paid for stamps, etc. 19 50
Augustus Safford, returning deaths . 45 50
I. P. Noyes. P. M .. box rent 2 00
C. H. Johnson, ink and pens
2 49
James W. Welch, ringing bells
4 50
W. C. Putney. expressing
2 70
Gillett & Co., 7 10
F. E. Philbrick & Co., tax receipt book. 21 00
John W. Sargent. cleaning Market Hall
9 00
Jonathan F. Morrill, oysters 7 25
George W. Snow, professional services 6 00
State of Mass .. (Martin) state aid not allowed 6 00
$175 29
186
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
· MARCH.
John Burke, services as warden $ 2 00
T. B. Robbins. 6: inspector 2 00
W. H. T. Dodge, .. 2 00
City Clerk, returning deaths
230 35
John Conners, ringing bell 2 00
James W. Welch, 2 00
Alexander Leach, 66 2 00
Daniel T. Colby, printing and advertising 9 25
M. C. Teel, 12 25
J. Q. Bradish & Co., 2 gross Highland pens 2 60
S. H. Fowle, Boston Advertiser . 4 00
Karl Castelhun, meteorological observations 75 00
Peter Cuseck, returning deaths. 14 75
$360 20
APRIL.
William H. Bayley, expenses to Boston. $ 5 40
H. G. Johnson, jr., .. 16 00
Amos Noyes, attendance in court. 65 00
George H. Stevens, expenses to Boston. 16 95
William H. Whitmore, services as witness . 6 00
John J. Currier, attendance in Superior court 15 00
I. P. Noyes, P. M., postage stamps. 17 31
J. Q. A. Kimball, damage to buggy . 7 70
Alpheus G. Knight, services as inspector. 2 00
Daniel P. Thurlow, ringing bell. 2 00
$153 36
APRIL.
William A. Gould, survey and plan of Brown estate .$ 14 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell. 2 00
Stephen R. Fox, 3 00
Eben D. Thompson, directories 8 50
William H. Huse & Co .. printing and advertising 128 25
Henry P. Sargent, horse hire. 23 00
Siter & Bruce, involuntary expense for plans for Alms
House in 1880 240 74
$572 85
187
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
MAY.
C. H. Johnson. record book, etc. $ 5 50
Gillett & Co., expressing. 3 45
L. S. Learned. paper and envelopes 20 75
Enoch Goodwin, ringing bell. 7 00
W. C. Putney, expressing. 5 60
$ 42 30
JUNE.
William H. Huse & Co., printing annual reports, etc $551 50
M. C. Teel & Son., printing and advertising. 15 75
Daniel T. Colby & Cc., printing and advertising 44 25
George H. Stevens, cash paid for pens
9 76
Charles H. Johnson, record book
6 75
Rockwell & Churchill, printing licenses 12 00
Lucius Sanderson & Co., text books 8 00
$648 01
JULY.
D. T. Colby & Co., printing and advertising 39 00
M. C. Teel & Son, printing and advertising 37 87
S. S. Santon & Co., by G. H. S., 1 vol. Parson's laws of business. 4 50
Boston & Northern Telephone Co., transmission of message 25
H. T. Crofoot, street book, etc 50 00
J. M. Greenough, hacking. 3 00
Amos Noyes, for costs on Woodwell case 1 20
$136 12
AUGUST.
M. C. Teel & Son, printing and advertising. $ 15 00
Daniel T. Colby & Co., printing and advertising 57 25
Stephen R. Fox, ringing bell. 1 00
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., box rent and stamps.
24 24
Enoch Goodwin, ringing bell. 5 00
Wm. H. Johnson, 1 00
George Lucy, horse hire. 1 00
Gillett & Co., expressing 9 45
Rockwell & Churchill, 1 check book 12 00
$125 94
198
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
SEPTEMBER.
Daniel T. Colby & Co., printing and advertising $ 46 25
George W. Jackman, jr., use of team. 8 00
Charles H. Lunt, returning of 8 deaths. 3 00
Alexander Leach, ringing bell 1 00
John Connors, 66
1 00
George H. Stevens for J. T. B. cash paid for telegram . .
2 14
City Treasurer, expenses to Boston etc 25 87
Collector of Taxes, tax deeds 46 90
Joseph M. Tappan. distributing tax bills.
50 00
Boston & Northern Telephone Co., transmission of messages 1 55
Amos Noyes, records of school house lot. 20 00
$205 71
OCTOBER.
N. B. Lake, 1 package of pins .. 75
G. H. Teeling, draping City Hall. 30 00
Nathaniel Greeley, expenses to Salem 5 00
C. H. Johnson, rubbers and pencils. 5 79
Fred W. Young, services as inspector 2 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell 1 00
J. Q. Bradish & Co., 6 gross Highland pens 7 50
Daniel T. Colby & Co., mayor's notice, advertising. etc. 24 00
William H. Huse & Co. , printing and advertising 367 25
$443 29
NOVEMBER.
Enoch Goodwin, ringing bell. 5 00
City Clerk, for J. T. B., telegrams 1 64
W. C. Putney, expressing
10 10
S. H. Fowle, Boston Advertiser
8 00
James W. Welch, tolling bell
4 00
John E. Bailey, services as referee.
3 50
W. B. Tilton, services as inspector 2 00
Lovett's express, expressing 4 10
I. P. Noyes, P. M., stamps 10 00
Daniel T. Colby & Co., printing and advertising. 16 11
George Lucy, horse hire. 1 00
F. H. Rundlett, tolling bell 8 00
$73 45
189
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
DECEMBER. .
George A. Coffin, services as inspector $ 2 00
City Clerk for J. W. S., services as clerk 2 00
Eugene F. Lee,
2 00
Alpheus G. Knight. .. inspector
2 00
Joseph Barlow, ..
2 00
Charles E. Ash, at election 6 00
Amos Noyes, expenses to Boston 12 25
J. M. Greenough, use of team
10 00
Anna M. Spalding, tax refunded
36 12
W. H. Johnson, tolling bell
3 00
Alexander Leach, 3 00
M. C. Teel & Son, advertising
56 00
Drniel T. Colby & Co., advertising
42 50
State of Massachusetts. 1-2 of aid paid for 1880. under chapter 252, acts of 1879 711 00
$889 87
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January $860 16
February
175 29
.6 March
360 20
April
572 85
May
42 30
June
648 01
July
136 12
..
August
125 94
September .
205 71
.6 October
443 29
.. November
73 45
December
889 87
$4,533 19
23
190
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Appropriation . $6,000 00 .
CREDITS.
From D. C. Batchelder. for hay $ 15 00
Sale of horse 25 00
John Graham, for alteration in cellar. . 25 00
Insurance on Alms House barn. ...
1,950 24
B. F. Carter & Co., return premium on cancellation of insurance on Brown High school house. 19 64
City Marshal, collected for lead stolen from Davenport school house ...
2 00
Batchelder & Dorris circus
20 00
Cole's circus. 25 00
J. C. Stanley, old iron 10 76
R. M. Perley, for rent of Market street landing. to Oct. 1, 1882
20 00
Sale of furnace. . 50 00
June pay roll, bill of J. C. Kibmall, not approved by the Mayor 154 06
Market House and cellar .. 425 00
Burial lots. 62 00
City Hall 858 55 $3,662 25
Amount overdrawn, transferred from Inciden-
tals to balance account 1,902 98
$11,565 23
Expenditures
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property. JANUARY.
John P. Young, services as teamster $35 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 40 00 61
Wilbur S. Porter. .. 40 00
John Moore, 40 00
. 6
35 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
Edward Donahoe, shoeing horses. etc
69 15
Amount carried forward. $259 15
1
191
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $259 15
John H. Curran, sharpening shoes, etc 5 75
Joseph W. Landford, doctering horses. 35 50
J. W. Evans & Co., labor and stock 43 16
Edward F. Manning, shoeing horses 1 80
P. M. Lougee, repairing runners, etc. 8 50
George W. Felch, leathering shafts. 3 50
Edwin A .. Littlefield, use of cart 3 00
O. Longval, making shafts 2 50
Nathaniel Greeley, expenses to Boston, etc. 9 50
Newburyport Rifle Club, use of range, etc 2 00
Todd & Brown, repairing pump 5 25
Paul A. Merrill, whip brads, etc 1 38
J. N. Jaques, 1 bbl. soft soap ... 4 00
Moses H. Fowler, nails, screws, tack, etc 9 05
A. F. Young, 45 lbs. castings and 12 lbs. lime 6 18
Hermann Castelhun, winding and repairing clock 29 50
R. C. McConnell, services teaming 50
Albert Cheever. expense to Boston 7 20
A. J. Leighton. services teaming . 15
John W. Sargent, services as janitor
12 50
C. H. Meader, labor and stock ... 4 15
Sewell B. Noyes, 2 wool-top mattrasses
7 00
Joseph Torrey, oil and paint. 23 96
C. W. Cook, labor on school houses 43 50
Edward Chase, glass 10 12
Stephen H. Thurlow, screws and shovel 1 71
J. H. & J. Hall, varnishes and glass 35 70
Ireland & Trefethen, desk and tables 60 15
Bayley & Perkins. lumber 32 81
Edward Syms, labor and stock. 4 10
Eagle Excavating Co., cleaning vault No. 7 engine house. 3 00
$676 27
FEBRUARY.
John Moore, services as teamster $40 00
John P. Young, " 35 00
Alfred O. Lowell. .. 35 00
Wm. Stanwood, .. . . 40 00
Amount carried forward .. . . $150 00
192
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $150 00
Wilbur S. Porter, services as teamster 40 00
George P. Bishop, repairing harnesses, etc 38 65 J. B. Knight, grain 133 52
Patrick Moynihan, shoeing horses. 55 30
Paul Titcomb, grain 18 58
S. H. Thurlow, screws and nails .
11 66
J. W. Evans & Co., altering blinds and school houses. 40 00
John E. Bailey, labor on No. 3 house
7 50
Lord Brothers. enameled cloth . 3 70
Henry M. Cross, removing snow from roof.
3 00
Thomas P. Mckinney, nails, screws and shovels 8 76
T. Ronan for Seth Young, repairs on chimney 6 50
Thurston & Colman, lumber .
37 19
Adams & Noyes, work on No. 8 engine house . 54 40
Moody Brothers, labor on stock 21 50
John B. Pritchard, taking down bell 15 00
Thomas P. Thomas & Co., repairing slate roof. 14 86
Green Davis, paint and sashes . 6 40
B. F. Carter & Co., insurance. 415 80
William Holker & Co., repairing stoves, etc. . 78 02
Hunt & Davis, brooms and mats 34 08
$1.194 42
MARCH.
Alfred O. Lowell, services as teamster $35 00
John Moore, 40 00
Wilbur S. Porter. .. 40 00 . .
John P. Young, ٠٠
35 00
William F. Stanwood, “
40 00
Hugh MeGlew, shoeing horses, etc 29 42
Paul Titcomb. grain 12 20
George P. Bishop, repairs on harness
14 05
Charles M. Lunt, 1570 lbs. of straw
9 57
Hunt & Davis, brooms and brushes 18 32
B. F. Carter & Co., insurance. .415 80
Patrick Dixon, services rendered . 1 00
Blake & Noyes, painting and work on blinds 14 65
N. C. Moody, 4 conductor pans 60
Amount carried forward. $705 61
193
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $705 61
William Holker & Co., labor on stove 45 07
William B. Porter, services teaming 3 65
Moses Merrill, repairing settees. 6 50
Rufus Merrill, labor and stock
10 00
Charles R. Sargent, labor and stock. 12 78
J. C. Stanley, sheet steel and rivets 1 05
APRIL.
Wilbur S. Porter, services as teamster 40 00
John Moore. .6 40 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, . 6 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
.6 35 00
John P. Young,
66
35 00
George P. Bishop, repairs on harness
16 35
D. R. Stanwood. 1250 lbs. hay and 620 lbs.
9 75
Paul Titcomb, grain . 10 18
William Holker & Co., repairs on stove and funnel. 29 35
Rufus Adams & Co., expense in connection with plans 31 00
Rufus Adams, labor on engine house
44 12
Ronan & Young, plastering rooms at Alms House
32 17
S. H. Thurlow, nails and screws
5 01
Thomas Coffee, labor on Kent street common. 4 00
John E. Bailey, work on engine house 33 13
8 35
J. H. & J. Hall, labor and stock 43 39
Thurston & Colman, lumber 13 33
Lord Brothers, curtain fixtures 8 10
1 50
George W. Haskell, making and hanging curtains 5 85
C. W. Damond, sketches of alterations in City Hall 20 00
$505 58
MAY.
Alfred O. Lowell, services as teamster. $35 00
John Moore, ..
40 00
Wilbur S. Porter, 40 00 ٠٠
Wm. F. Stanwood. .. 40 00 . .
John P. Young, וי ٠٠
35 00
Amount carried forward $190 00
Eben Rolfe, repairing chairs.
Eben P. Allen, sifting coal.
$784 66
194
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward .$190 00
George W. Hunt, horse hire. . 4 50
John H. Curran, shoeing horses, etc 27 12
E. H. & G. J. George, shoeing horses, etc 23 25
Paul Titcomb, grain. 14 40
Hugh McGlew, sharpening shoes 18 07
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