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32 50
M. E. Jaques,
Amount carried forward.
$727 50
14 58
191
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $727 50
A. H. Olmstead, salary as teacher 32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton, .6
35 00
W. P. Lunt, 66
100 00
Addie K. Hale,
92 50
A. L. Coffin,
40 17
E. M. Lander, 35 00
P. G. Craig,
42 50
Susie B. Lowell.
35 00
Sarah B. Chute, 66
75 00
Ellen Frothingham, 35 00
42 50
A. A. Somerby,
35 00
Carrie M. Clement, 66
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, 30 00
A. A. Currier,
6 6
35 00
J. P. Haskell,
32 50
M. E. Estes,
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
27 50
H. M. Currier, 35 00
Belle B. Emerton, 66
32 50
M. N. Gray. ،،
35 00
S. E. Whitmore, 66
35 00
Nellie M. Stanton,
32 50
C. J. Edgerly, 35 00
32 50
Carrie M. Bailey,
32 50
Susan J. Adams,
32 50
F. L. Pettigrew, . 6
35 00
Flora Pettigrew,
32 50
Lizzie H. Cheever.
45 00
Alice M Leach,
32 50
E. A. Dodge, 66
8 75
Hannah H. Page, ..
8 12
Lizzie C. Ireland, 2 83
Mrs. John B. Porter, sweeping school houses 14 58
Jonathan Wells, building fires. 22 50
Amount carried forward. $2,066 95
M. E. Cogswell,
S. D. Toppan, 66
192
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $2,066 95
Charles E. Ash, building fires
12 00
S. H. Fowle, school books.
35 80
Thomas P. Mackinney, screws.
15
Joseph C. Lunt, building fires 30 00
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor
30 00
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping school houses
6 25
Boston School Supply Co., gallons ink 4 00
Henry Cook, jr., school books 6 14
$2,191 29
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
$2,158 68
February
1,919 46
March
2,033 14
April
2,844 88
66
May
2,016 26
66
June
2,179 95
66
July
2,065 83
66
August
1,778 09
September
1,909 30
October
3,022 24
66
November 2,288 28
66
December 2,191 29
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 16, 1882.
$26,407 40
193
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriations $9,000 00
CREDITS.
From S. Hochbergn & Co., rubber hose .$ 10 95
William E. Foster 477 75
E. P. Russell, old hose. 3 37
Fabric Fire Hose Co
3 08
E. P. Russell 68
Hook & Ladder Co., returned. 2 50
board of engineers returned 11 66 509 99
$9,509 99
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. 2432 63
Expenditure $11,942 62
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized.by the Committee on Fire Department. JANUARY.
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer. $29 16
Charles E. Ash. services as fireman. . 23 50
George H. Peavey, services as fireman and steward. 27 50
Wm. H, P. Howard, services as engineer 35 91
George Lucy, horse and buggy . 1 75
Charles R. Sargent, services on hydrants
28 25
George W. Hunt, 1 dozen brooms 3 50
Ocean Mills Co., 120 lbs waste. .
12 00
John T. Butman, painting on steamers
2 00
John H. Curran, repairing steamer
2 55
S. H. Thurlow, 2 hammers. 2 00
T. H. Lunt, labor on reservoir 4 0)5
J. M. Greenough, horse and buggy. 3 00
Wm. B. Porter, teaming hose carriage 25
John Sumner, repairing stoves. 10 05
$185 47
194
TREASURER'S REPORT.
FEBRUARY.
Manchester Locomotive Works, repairing engine. $868 20
City treasurer for E. R. R. Co., paid freight on steamer. 18 20
Charles E. Ash, services as fireman. 11 25
Wm. H. P. Howard, services as engineer 14 58
George W. Stickney, 66
44 25
William Harris, 11 barrels shavings. 2 20
Henry P. Sargent, horse hire to Salisbury beach 2 00
A. J. Leighton, teaming hook and ladder 10 00
W. A. Noyes, hauling hose carriage 11 00
John S. Frost, cash paid for labor 2 20
R. C. McConnell, hauling engine. 10 00
Wm. R. Mason. watching at fires . 2 00
S. H. Rundlett, use of horses at fire 30 00
MARCH.
$1,025 88
Young America Hook and Ladder Co $100 00
Wm. H. P. Howard, services as engineer 14 58
George N. Black, services as fireman 33 75
Charles E. A'sh, services as fireman. 11 25
Steamer Co. No. 1, services as fireman 21 75
Frank E. Davis, setting tubes. 20 15
Wm. Mckay, getting steamer on cars 1 75
John S. Frost, services rendered. 3 20
P. H. Blumpey, sperm oil . 1 25
J. B. Pritchard, tar 60
George W. Knight, pail and lantern. 6 05
Charles R. Sargent, labor on engine 24 85
George H. Peavey, cleaning steamer
27 50
$266 68
APRIL.
Charles E. Ash, services as fireman 11 25
A. Stanwood & Co., tallow 7 07
A. L. Jackson, shovelling snow 41 25
Samuel Cook, clearing snow. 28 00
John Sumner, oil can and chimney 5 05
J. B. Porter, cleaning snow from reservoirs 10 00
C. P. Stevens & Co., care of reservoir 30 00
George P. Bishop, repairs on harness 12 00
$144 62
195
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
MAY.
Board of Engineers services rendered $180 00
Engine Co. No. 7, services 45 men, 6 months. 377 00
60 66 377 00
Young America H. & L. Co., services, 20 men, 6 months. . 107 50 146 75
Frank Hardy, services as assistant engineer
12 50
S. P. Boardman, services as engineer 22 50
Geo. H. Peavey, fireman
Steamer Co. No. 2, services of firemen, 6 months 130 50
George W. Mckay, services as clerk
5 00
George W. Stickney,
engineer 48 85
William McKay,
foreman
5 75
George N. Black,
foreman and steward. 22 50
Caleb Stickney,
assistant engineer.
12 50
Steamer Co. No. 3, 6 months' pay of men
130 50
George W. Carter, services as foreman
5 00
A. W. Banks, clerk
5 00
W. H. P. Howard, 66 engineer 29 16
George C. Perkins
assistant engineer . 12 50
Charles E. Ash,
fireman.
11 25
John H. Curran, repairs on hose carriage 18 00
Enoch Gerrish, fare to Manchester. 4 16
F. P. Tibbetts, grinding and repairing axes 1 00
Manchester Locomotive Works, one brass oil can 4 75
S. H. Thurlow, shovel and axe 3 50
J. A. Adams, use of horse and team 47 00
George Lucy, use of horse.
15 00
Frank E. Davis, work on pipes 3 95
R. C. McConnell, hauling engine. 20 25
Caleb H. Howard, 12 1-2 hours labor on hose. 2 50
Joseph W. Landford, hauling engine to fire 85 00
Charles R. Sargent, repairing hose. 23 75
George E. Bamford, services as steward 17 50
$1,946 44
8,
Steamer Co. No. 1, services, 15 men, 6 months.
58 32
196
TREASURER'S REPORT.
JUNE.
George H. Peavey, services as fireman 11 25
Charles E. Ash, services as fireman . 11 25
Andrew J. Morse & Son, 1 plain Siamese 10 00
George E. Bamford, cleaning hose 19 80
Frank E. Davis, labor on hose carriage 29 87
Charles R. Sargent, repairing pumps 9 75
George P. Bishop. repairing harness 6 50
Wm. E. Soule, labor on hose 16 40
P. M. Lougee, 1 whiffletree . 1 25
Wm. & M. O'Connell, setting tires, etc 16 75
Edward Donahoe, standard for steamer
50
Thomas P. Mackinney, 1 wheel jack, etc. 7 93
John S. Frost Hose Co., services rendered 10 80
William A. Noyes, hauling hose carriage 5 00
Eagle Chemical Co., 1 bbl eagle powder 20 20
George W. Stickney, labor fitting pole. 5 50
W. & M. McConnell, repairing hose carriage 11 47
C. H. deRochmont, expenses to Boston, Lowell and Nashua 20 70
Hunneman & Co., rubber hose 27 00
American rubber Co., rubber coats 28 00
James Boyd & Sons, leather pipes and shut-off nozzles 95 00
$365 92
JULY.
Manchester Locomotive Works, repairs on engine 1218 20
George H. Peavy, services as fireman. 11 25
William H. P. Howard, services as engineer . 29 16
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer 29 16
Thomas Huse, expenses to Manchester 18 00
George Bamford, labor on hose 16 10
W. & M. O'Connell, repairs on brakes, &c
35 40
Ocean Mills Co., twenty pounds waste. 2 00
George W. Stickney, storing steamer 5 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., one telegram 43
Willard E. Hunt, work on fire department. 1 75
R. C. McConnell, teaming engine to fire 5 00
James Boyd & Sons, leather pipe, etc. 86 00
Amount carried forward. $1,457 45
197
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,457 45
Richardson Brothers, 1 gallon oil 1 50
F. E. Davis. labor on hose pipe 49 85
George Lucy, horse hire . 5 00
Estate of Joseph Lunt, damage to house. 11 08
William Holker & Co., wash board and dipper 13 80
A. P. Questrom, damage to house 25 00
$1,563 68
AUGUST.
Fabric Fire Hose Co., 3000 feet hose 2,400 00
William B. Porter, watching fire. 10 00
George E. Bamford, labor on hose 41 67
John C. Stanley, 1 dozen washers 15
John W. Lambert, labor on hose. 3 00
William B. Porter, teaming and hauling engine to fire 75 40
P. H. Blumpey, 5 gallons sperm oil. 7 50
Fred W. Knapp. making tool box. 2 00
Eastern Railroad Co., express charges 55
W. & M. O'Connell, labor on steamer 12 50
George P. Bishop, repairing harness 12 50
William B. Porter, paid freight on hose 3 08
Andrew J. Morse & Son, hydrant gate, etc
71 40
66 23 80
45 00
Boston Belting Co., suction Hose. 29 25
Manchester Locomotive Co., repairing steamer. 28 00
F. E. Davis, grate casting, oil cups, etc
labor on brake, etc.
39 62
. . labor on steamer.
97 55
66 labor on hose. 30 20
George N. Black, services as fireman 33 75
Charles E. Ash, services as fireman 22 50
George W. Stickney, services as engineer 43 75
R. C. McConnell, hauling engine to fire. 5 50
Eastern Railroad Co., transportation of steamer 16 60
42 04
labor on lantern brackets 20 60
$3,117 91
25
198
TREASURER'S REPORT.
SEPTEMBER.
Hunneman & Co., lanterns $ 94 35
Steamer Co. No. 3. 65 25
Charles E. Ash, services as fireman 11 25
George H. Peavey, services as fireman. 22 50
William H. P. Howard, services as engineer 29 16
Thomas Huse, services as ass't engineer . 11 66
Geo. P. Palmer, N. E. agent, 5 gallons oil. 8 75
Charles E. Ash, testing hose. 5 00
How & French, 1 keg rottenstone.
4 55
John T. Butman, painting hose carriage
100 00
George N. Black, cleaning stone 10 00
George W. Hunt, sperm oil. 8 55
Frank E. Davis, services on steamer. 17 59
Thomas P. Mackinney, hooks and cordage.
1 47
George E. Bamford, care of hose 5 30 et als, testing hose 13 15
James J. Healey, professional services 9 00
$417 53
OCTOBER,
Torrent Engine Company No. 7. $200 00
Charles E. Ash, services as fireman 11 25
George H. Peavey, services as fireman 11 25
A. J. Leighton, hauling Hook & Ladder 37 10
F. E. Davis, labor on steamer . 11 30
William A. Davis & Son, rope yarns. 60
P. M. Lougee, repairing box on hose carriage 5 75
A. Russell & Sons, steamer grate. 9 16
Manchester Locomotive Works, safety valve spring 2 00
John T. Butman, painting steamer No. 1. 55 00
J. A. Adams, hauling coal 28 00
$371 41
NOVEMBER.
William A. Gould, drawing plan of water pipe service. 32 00
Young America Hook & Ladder Company. 173 00
Board of Engineers, services rendered 180 00
Amount carried forward. $385 00
199
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $385 00
Engine Company No. 7, services rendered. 177 00
Engine Company No. 8, services rendered. 377 00
Hook & Ladder Company, services rendered. 37 00
John S. Frost Hose Company, services rendered . 118 00
George E. Bamford, services as steward. 17 50
Steamer Company No. 1, services rendered 140 50
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer 62 33
George H. Peavey, services as fireman 11 25
Frank Hardy, services as assistant engineer 12 50
Steamer Company No. 2, services rendered 130 50
George N. Black, services as fireman 33 75
William McKay, services as fireman 5 00
George W. Mckay, services as clerk . 5 00
Caleb Stickney, services as assistant engineer 12 50
George W. Stickney, services as engineer 43 75
Steamer Company No. 3, services rendered 65 25
A. W. Banks, services as clerk . 5 00
Charles E. Ash, services as fireman. 11 25
George C. Perkins, services as assistant engineer 12 50
George W. Carter, services as foreman . 5 00
William H. P. Howard, services as engineer 38 41
Moody Brothers, painting box for hose carriage 3 00
F. A. Silloway, trimming seat 7 65
Charles R. Sargent, labor on gong 4 75
George P. Bishop, oil polish, whip, &c 4 35
William McKay, taking steamer 2 off cars 3 00
N. C. Moody, work on hose carriage.
5 00
Arthur G. Warner, labor at fire.
3 00
George E. Bamford, services on hose
12 15
Henry M. Cross, English canel coal
157 17
Charles L. Jackman, .
3 62
Frank S. Carson, watching at fire.
2 50
George Young, watching at fire. 52 65
2 50
Edward P. Russell, horse hire and cash advanced
George E. Bamford, labor on hose carriage 2 25
Edward O. Littlefield, Agent, teaming .
51 00
John T. Butman, painting hose carriage 47 00
C. S. Blake, labor on Hook & Ladder 2 00
Amount carried forward $2,069 58
200
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward .. $2,069 58
A. J. Leighton, hauling Hook & Ladder 16 00
Hunneman & Co., reflecting lanterns 28 85
$2,114 43
DECEMBER.
W. & M. O'Connell, repairing spring on harness 16 10
Moses M. Ross, matches and pails 57 34
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 15 00
George Lucy, horse hire . 20 00
Frank J. Welch, two lanterns 2 00
Andrew J. Morse & Son, hydrant gates
47 60
T. G. & H. E. McGlew, repairing hose carriage 45 97
J. W. Evans & Co., services on steamer 8 00
Hunnerman & Co., reflecting lanterns
28 00
Henry Cook, jr., record book. . 1 95
Thomas P. Mackinney, brass padlocks
1 30
R. C. McConnell, teaming steamer
16 00
A. J. Leighton, hauling Hook & Ladder 5 00
F. E. Davis, labor on hydrants 5 80
F. E. Davis, labor on hydrants .. 47 42
Charles E. Ash, services as steward. 11 25
William B. Porter, old hose. 71 10
George E. Bamford, service on fire department. 22 82
$422 65
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January $ 185 47
February
1,025 88
66 March
266 68
April
144 62
May
1,946 44
66 June.
365 92
July . .
1,563 68
66 August.
3,117 91
66 September.
417 53
66 October
371 41
66 November 2,114 43
66 December .422 65
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 16., 1882. . $11,942 62
201
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMEMT.
Appropriation for Highways. . $5,000 00
CREDITS.
From W. H. T. Dodge 12 90
William Porter, jr 3 25
$5,016 15
Amount undrawn transferred to Incidentals to balance
account 1,311 05
Expenditures
$3,705 10
EXPENDITURES ON HIGHWAYS.
Authorized by the Committee on Highways.
JANUARY.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent of highways .. . $50 00 John Hale, services on highway 17 10
Patrick Niland, 18 00 6
Thomas Ryan,
18 75
Edward Powers,
17 70
George Gorwaiz, 66
3 00
Patrick Murphy, 66
16 20
Jere Shehan,
12 00
Cornelius Lynch,
18 45
John Buckley, 66
14 10
Michael Donahoe, 66
11 70
Patrick Dickson, 66
1 50
Thomas H. Lunt, labor on highway
8 25
Thomas G. Dodge,
4 00
$210 75
FEBRUARY.
D. C. Batchelder, services as superintendent of highways .. . $50 00 John Hale, services on highway. 12 90
Patrick Murphy,
3 15
John Buckley,
.
5 25
Amount carried forward $71 30
202
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $71 30
Corn. Lynch, serv. on highway .
4 12
Edward Powers. 66
11 32
Patrick Niland,
10 80
Thomas Ryan,
66
12 07
Patrick Dickson. 8 25
Michael Donahoe. 66
6 60
William Porter, jr., use of team . . 5 50
Edward Murphy, shoveling snow 9 90
Hugh McGlew, repairing shovels, &c. 17 10
$156 96
MARCH.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways. $42 86
Daniel C. Batchelder, 9 20
John Hale, services on highway
23 85
Patrick Niland,
7 35
Thomas Ryan,
21 60
Michael Donahoe, 66
19 65
Edward Powers,
19 35
Patrick Dixon,
17 10
Cornelius Lynch,
21 15
John Buckley,
6 30
Patrick Murphy,
11 25
Cornelius Murphy,
16 80
John Connors, 66
60
Michael J. Kelley,
14 10
Daniel Creadon,
11 70
Michael Bennett,
7 80
John Moynihan, 66
1 95
Michael Lynch,
4 80
Leary Welch,
3 75
Daniel Lyons.
2 55
Peter Connor, 66
14 55
James Corey,
1 20
Thomas Colman, . 6
14 25
William Carroll,
10 05
James Maguire, 66 5 10
Amount carried forward.
$308 86
203
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $308 86
J. G. Connors, serv. on highway
5 10
Edmund Murphy . 21 60
George E. Bamford, “
60
Frank Carey,
1 80
John Hussey,
1 35
John Lervy,
8 85
John J. Collins, jr., 66
45
Frederick Knapp, 66
53
Edward Langdon, ..
53
Albert Pray,
53
Patrick Moyland,
1 80
Patrick Shay,
1 80
William E. Soul, 66
2 25
William B. Porter, services with drag. 19 75
Thomas H. Davis, expenses to Salen, Chelsea and Boston . 5 00
$380 80
APRIL.
W. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways. .. $62 50 George W. Greeley, labor on highway 3 45
Luther Hatch, services on highway 3 60
John Hale, 66
8 10
Edward Powers,
9 45
Michael Donahoe,
8 70
Edward Murphy,
2 70
Patrick Dixon,
1 70
Thomas Ryan, 66
2 40
Cornelius Lynch,
5 25
Thomas Colman,
. 6
75
Michael J. Kelley.
66
3 00
Daniel Creadon,
1 20
John J. Connors, .
1 35
Peter O. Connor,
2 55
Cornelius Murphy,
3 15
Leary Welch, 66
1 05
John Cashman,
60
Timothy Nolan,
30
William Carroll,
22
$122 02
204
TREASURER'S REPORT.
MAY.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways. $62 50
John Hale, services on highway 28 80
Michael Donahoe, 66 25 05
Cornelius Murphy, 25 35
Thomas Ryan, 26 10
William Carroll,
27 30
Thomas Colman,
21 00
John J. Connors,
4 80
Patrick Murphy,
20 40
Cornelius Kelleher,
20 40
John Toomey, 66
14 25
Michael Scahill,
15 00
Timothy Haley,
11 70
John Moulton, 66
12 00
Daniel Creadon,
4 50
Patrick Dixon, 66
45
Edward Powers,
4 20
William B. Porter, serviees with snow plow
4 50
John Hoey, services on highway .
4 00
Hector Little, services with team
John M. Chase, services on highway.
12 33
J. Parker & Son,
66
9 59
Frank Ennis, 66
53
$385 98
JUNE.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways.$62 50 John Hale, services on highway. 36 75
Michael Donahoe, 18 75
Thomas Ryan, 3 45
36 00
William Carroll, 37 50
John Moulton, 66
25 20
Cornelius Kelleher,
29 55
Patrick Murphy,
36 75
Amount carried forward
$286 45
Cornelius Murphy,
16 75
Dennis & Daniel Donahoe, services on highway 14 48
205
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $286 45
Dan'l Creedon, serv. on highway.
36 30
Michael Schahill,
18 60
Daniel Lynch,
23 25
Michael J. Kelley,
4 20
F. Donahoe, sharpening picks . 2 45
Thomas G. Dodge, labor on crossings 11 63
Thurston & Colman, lumber 12 63
Edwin Currier, labor on highway .... 6 00
William Porter, jr., breaking out roads 9 00
D. C. Batchelder, setting edge stone 2 82
George W. Hunt, oil. 3 45
Thomas P. Mackinney, shovels and hoes
23 00
$439 78
JULY.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as surveyor of highways. 62 50
Thomas G. Dodge, labor on highway. 3 13
John Hale, 66
34 50
Thomas Ryan,
5 25
Cornelius Murphy
33 75
Patrick Murphy,
33 75
William Carroll, 21 00
Cornelius Kelleher,
11 25
Daniel Creadon,
31 50
Cornelius Lynch,
3 00
John Moulton, 66
15 00
Patrick Finnigan,
2 85
Daniel Lynch,
75
W. C. Toppan, services paving . 9 62
Joseph B. & John C. Moulton, breaking paths 14 68
T. K. Bartlett, work with cattle 45 00
H. T. Newhall, labor with team 90 00
$417 53
AUGUST.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways. $62 50 John H. Curran, iron grating. 3 35
John Hale, services on highway 39 75
Amount carried forward $ 105 60
26
200
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $ .. 105 60
M. Donahoe, serv. on highway
9 45
Thomas Ryan, 66
24 00
Cornelius Murphy, 66
3 75
Patrick Murphy, 66
30 90
William Carroll, 66
16 50
Cornelius Kelleher, 9 75
Daniel Creedon, 66
36 30
Cornelius Lynch,
18 75
Edward Powers, 66
31 50
Dennis Dineen, 66
2 25
Daniel Casey,
2 25
Timothy Haley,
3 00
$294 00
SEPTEMBER.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways. $62 50 John Hale, services on highway . 24 00
Michael Donahoe,
22 50
Thomas Ryan, 66
24 75
Cornelius Murphy, 66
23 40
Patrick Murphy,
26 10
Cornelius Kelleher,
30 00
Cornelius Lynch, 66
11 25
William Carroll, 66
22 50
Edward Powers, 66
15 00
John Moulton, 66
Thomas P. Mackinney, shovels and axe 3 00
2 40
E. Donahoe, labor on tools. 21 10
M. L. Chase, services on road . 16 00
Thurston & Colman, lumber 8 18
$312 68
OCTOBER.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways. $62 50 John Hale, services on highway. 29 25
Michael Donahoe, 18 75
Thomas Ryan, 7 50
Amount carried forward. $118 00
207
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $118 00
C. Murphy, serv. on highway
26 10
Patrick Murphy,
27 15
William Carroll,
31 50
Cornelius Kelleher,
28 65
Edward Powers,
29 25
John Moulton,
26 55
S. H. Thurlow, nails and bolts
2 03
William A. Davis & Son, rope for traces.
43
P. M. Lougee, four bridges. 13 50
Daniel Lyons, labor with team 15 80
$318 96
NOVEMBER.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways. $62 50 Thomas G. Dodge, labor on crossing 2 35
John Hale, services on highway 40 50
Michael Donahoe, 41 25
Thomas Ryan, 40 50
Cornelius Murphy, 66 39 90
Patrick Murphy, 66 40 20
Cornelius Murphy, 40 65
William Carroll, 13 35
Edward Powers, 66
36 15
Cornelius Lynch,
25 50
John Moulton, 40 20 66
Daniel Lynch, 66
3 00
$426 .5
DECEMBER.
Wm. H. T. Dodge, services as superintendent of highways.$62 50 Thomas G. Dodge, labor on crossing 1 50
John Hale, services on highway 17 25
Michael Donahoe. 6 6
17 70
Thomas Ryan, 22 50
Cornelius Murphy, 66 18 75
Patrick Murphy, 16 50
Cornelius Kelleher,
22 80
Amount carried forward. $179 50
208
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $179 50
C. Lynch, services on highway .
18 00
John Moulton, 6 6
16 50
Edward Powers,
18 00
Thurston & Colman, lumber.
7 29
Charles R. Sargent, setting level glass
30
$239 59
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
$ 210 75
66
February
156 96
March
380 80
April
122 02
May
385 98
June
439 78
July
417 53
August
294 00
66
September
312 68
66
October
318 96
November
426 05
66
December
239 59
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 16, 1882.
$3,705 10
1
209
SIDEWALK AND EDGESTONE DEPARTMENT.
SIDEWALKS & EDGESTONES.
Appropriation
. $1,000 00
CREDITS.
From Stephen Woodman
$75 50
Beale Brothers
10 50
E. P. Dodge. 34 80
William A. Little
30 75
Charles McQuade
3 93
Enoch Gerrish.
40 00
Charles Moody .
16 00
Stephen Kimball
13 90
George Fits
38 50
P. H. Lunt. 43 50
John Caldwell. 7 38
A. P. Sawyer
23 42
F. A. Howe
12 25
S. K. Whipple.
34 75
George W. Snow 38 88
William H. Dodge
91 00
Charles H. deRochemont
58 08
Lawrence Brown
49 00
Thomas Glynn 4 37 626 51
1,626 51
Amount undrawn transferred to Incidentals to balance account 413 91
$1,212 60
JANUARY.
William B. Porter, teaming.
$ 3 50
John A.[Greeley, bricks. 19 50
$23 00
FEBRUARY.
Thurston & Colman, posts.
$ 4 24
E. Donahoe, iron work for crossing 7 50
William Porter, jr., teaming 2 50
$14 24
210
TREASURER'S REPORT.
MAY.
F. W. Young, brick paving. $ 6 00
William & M. O'Connell, gutter .crossing 16 00
$22 00
JUNE.
James Shattuck, renewing sidewalk concrete $29 31
Thurston & Colman, lumber 20 75
Edwin Currier, labor on sidewalk. 30 90
P. M. Lougee, bridge. 13 00
Moody Brothers, making bridges.
14 00
E. Donahoe, repairing bridge 18 00
Michael Donahoe, labor on sidewalk 18 00
$143 96
JULY.
Orrin J. Gurney, brick paving $14 40
Edwin Currier, labor as mason 4 12
W. C. Toppan, setting edgestone . 1 38
Thomas H. Lunt, setting edgestone
20 63
Michael Donahoe, labor on edgestone 33 75
Cornelius Lynch,
30 75
Schooner May Queen, freight of edgestones. 156 93
$261 96
AUGUST.
William A. Gould, superintendent of setting edgestones .$10 00
Blaisdell Brothers, edgestone ... 442 06
Michael Donahoe, setting edgestone 25 50
Dr. F. A. Howe, brick paving .
8 57
John Caldwell, 66
18 13
T. H. Lunt, setting edgestone
11 00
Canning Brothers, labor on stone. 8 00
$523 26
SEPTEMBER.
Thomas H. Lunt, setting edgestone $11 00
T. J. Manning, teaming sand . 50
Cornelius Lynch, resetting edgestone 24 75
Samuel K. Whipple, brick paving 16 27
T. P. Mackinney, two cotton lines 40
$52 92
211
SIDEWALK AND EDGESTONE DEPARTMENT.
OCTOBER.
Cornelius Lynch, labor at Turkey hill
$21 00
Thomas H. Lunt, setting edgestone 22 00
John H. Curran, ironing bridges. 16 95
George D. Thurlow, jr., paving brick sidewalk 20 40
N. P. Morrison, resetting edgestone. 4 13
$84 48
NOVEMBER.
Browns Wharf, wharfage on 100 tons of stone $10 00
Cornelius Lynch, seven days' labor ... 10 50
N. P. Morrison, balance on another bill . 2 25
Edward F. Manning, repairing bridge. 3 25
William B. Porter, use of jigger 1 00
T. H. Lunt, setting edgestone. 8 25
George W. Marston, labor on crossing.
20 00
$55 25
DECEMBER.
David Smith, bricks.
$18 50
T. G. & H. E. McGlew, repairing bridges for culverts . 5 45
George D. Thurlow, jr., brick paving. 7 58
$31 53
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January .
$ 23 00
66
February
14 24
66 May
22 00
June.
143 96
66 July . .
261 96
66
August.
523 26
September
52 92
66 October
84 48
66 November 55 25
December 31 53
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 16., 1882. . $ 1,292 60
212
TREASURER'S REPORT.
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation $8,000 00
CREDITS.
From City Clerk .$ 75 85
From State of Massachusetts balance of
corporation tax of 1881 580 98
From amounts on pay roll not called for
4 36
Uncollected State Aid .
48 00
C. R. Sargent, for public statutes
2 85
C. M. Crofoot. 2 00
Cash of 1881 tax.
88
State of Massachusetts, account of corporation tax of 1882. . .... 8,152 29
Commonwealth on acc't for'n shipping 5,136 86
Liquor licenses. 46 87
Non-resident bank shares
380 43
14,431 37
22,431 37
Trans. from appropriation Poor dep't ... $ 26 12
Highway dep't. 1,311 05
66
Sidewalks and
Edgestones . .. 413 91
66
66
Bromfield fund 133 72
Interest 721 15
66
66
Newb'rt bridge 408 38
Pond st. house. 8 33
3,022 66
25,454 03
Expenditures as per detailed statement below$9,158 25 Transferred to School department. 1,380 69
Fire department. 2,432 63
Amount carried forward.
$12,971 57
213
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $12,971 57
Transferred to Public Property .
1,631 60
Police department
1,880 65
Lighting streets
374 01
Salaries
239 14
Fuel .
1,112 58
Public Library
428 28
..
Board of Health . 261 28
.6
Repairs on City hall . 410 75
.6 Abatement of taxes 2,888 53
22,198 39
Undrawn transferred to Sinking Fund to balance act. ... $3,255 64
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