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29 49
Sewell B. Noyes, chairs and clock.
13 25
William A. Hatch, labor on school house 101 88
L. M. Hatch & Son, shingles 93 66
Willard A. Hatch, stock for repairing schoolhouse
54 29
Frank E. Davis, labor and stock. 2 65
904 17
SEPTEMBER.
John Moore,
driver No. 1 double team 45 00
William T. Thompson, 2 45 00
William F. Stanwood, 3 45 00
James P. Plumer,
66
1 single team.
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 2 40 00
James G. Norton, two days labor 3 34
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats 13 50
J. F. Brian, labor on harnesses 19 40
Murdock Parlor Grate Co., three guards. 19 50
American Tube Works, one brass tube
17 82
Amount carried forward. $288 56
217
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $288 56
F. E. Davis, gas piping, etc. 41 56
William Holker & Co., stove pipes, elbows and labor . .157 03 Newburyport Water Co., extra service pipe at Alms House. 6 65 Blake & Noyes, painting schoolhouse, doors, glass, etc .... 121 59 Eben Rolfe, repairing desks. 5 50
J. B. Creasey, labor, lead, oil, etc 57 40
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter 1 25
George W. Hunt, dusters, brooms. etc 13 55
Edward S. Hidden, repairing ceiling 3 00
Rufus Adams, stock and labor. 19 75
Charles L. Huse, numbering settees City Hall 28 50
John Chamberlain, work on stoves 9 35
A. J. Leighton, teaming 70
Edmund Smith, services as auctioneer
10 00
Thomas Ryan, labor on city team. 12 75
777 14
OCTOBER.
Edward S. Hidden, plastering and whitewashing 25 00
B. & M. R. R. by J. Otis Winkley, freight of horses 7 70
Stephen H. Thurlow, hardware. 11 64
Davis, Kimball & Peabody, expenses to Boston 10 00
C. A. Currier, repairing pumps. 3 75
Joseph Torrey, painting and glazing 116 49
S. K. Gilman, forty-nine street signs 24 50
George L. Green, labor and stock. 3 75
William H. Toppan, 26 84
Thomas & Williams, repairing slate roof.
10 00
B. W. Ordway, settees 4 50
Thomas Coffee, labor cleaning and sweeping 3 00
Bayley & Perkins, lumber
129 90
James C. Colman, lumber
82 79
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor 23 92
John C. Stanley, hardware 34 63
J. B. Knight, grain. . .
62 90
Edward F. Manning, shoeing horses and repairing work. .. 20 50
A. N. Frost, 8 00
Amount carried forward. $ 609 81
218
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $609 81
Paul Titcomb, grain. 12 40
John Moore, driver No. 1 double team 45 00
William T. Thompson,
2
66
45 00
William F. Stanwood,
3
66 45 00
James P. Plumer,
I single team
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
2
40 00
James C. Colman, plank and cartage.
3 39
840 60
NOVEMBER.
John Moore, driver No. 1 double team. 45 00
William T. Thompson, 2 45 00
William F. Stanwood,
3
45 00
66
James P. Plumer,
66
1 single team.
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
2
40 00
John C. Colman,
66
3 double team, extra
45 00
Parker Lougee, repairing wagons 22 25
Edward F. Manning, stock and labor
6 25
Paul Titcomb, grain .
14 40
John F. Bryan, repairs on harness.
39 95
T. H. Boardman, expenses to Boston, seven times
21 00
J. Otis Winkley,
nine
27 00
E. Ham & Co., one pair gray horses
750 00
Rufus Adams, labor on public property
Albert Titcomb, lumber. 3 04
F. E. Davis, labor and stock at police station
6 84
A. D. Woods,
City Hall.
36 54
N. E. Patent Fire Escape Co., two fire escapes
72 00
Thomas Ronan, jr., stock and labor repairing well.
2 00
C. H. Mckinney & Co , lamp fixtures ....
31 90
Blake & Noyes, stock and labor, painting
44 41
James M. Woods, tools for furnace
2 50
Gerrish & Goodwin, stock and labor. 18 81
T. H. Boardman for E. R. R., freight of fire escape 40
Joseph E Kimball, stock and labor at Alms House 3 50
Thomas G. Dodge, laying platform 1 25
Amount carried forward. $1,415 79
51 75
219
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $1,415 79
Luther Haskell, one express wagon 135 00
B. W. Ordway, labor .. 4 95
Frank E. Davis, steam heating engine house No. 2 stock and labor, 35 94
397 00
George N. Young, care of police station.
6 25
George W. Manser, services at City Hall. 17 50
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware. 3 44
Thomas G. Dodge, 34 days labor
68 00
2,083 87
DECEMBER.
John Moore,
services as teamster 45 00
William T. Thompson, 45 00
William F. Stanwood, 45 00
James P. Plumer, 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, .. 6
40 00
John C. Colman, 42 00
Hugh McGlew, blacksmith work and stock
76 71
J. F. Bryan, harness 17 60
Paul Titcomb, grain 16 90
J. B. Knight, 79 95
J. M. Bacheller, boarding horses five weeks 50 00
A. S. Plumer, litter and labor stowing same. 19 78
A. Hodgdon, teaming 2 05
Bayley & Perkins, lumber 4 44
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter 15 00
Ireland & Trefethen, furniture. 111 25
John Chamberlain, repairing stoves 10 40
Bayley & Perkins, lumber ..
20 57
Lord Brothers, curtain fixtures and labor 27 14
Charles R. Sargent, stock and labor 18 35
Blake & Noyes, stock and labor painting 49 94
J. W. Evans & Co., work planing, etc
25 72
Daniel Danforth, care of city trough 14 00
M. P. Goodwin, labor and nails.
3 45
Lovett's Express, expressing . 18 89
Charles E. Ash, cleaning ward room. 2 00
Amount carried forward. $841 14
220
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $841 14
Thomas G. Dodge, labor.
5 00
F. E. Davis, stock and labor at City Hall. 120 90
Stephen Peabody, cash paid 1 93
Hayes, Spencer & Co., school desks 172 43
John E. Bayley, stock and labor 115 23
Amos Pettingell, lumber 11 08
James C. Colman, ' 10 64
Todd & Brown, repairing pumps. 4 90
Joseph M. Greenough, use of horse and buggy 3 00
1,286 25
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January . $870 92
66 February 782 23
66 March
423 02
April 564 75
May
659 57
June
919 52
July
512 10
66
August
904 17
66
September
777 14
66 October
840 60
November
2,083 87
December .1,286 25
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883. $10,624 14
221
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation .$9,000 00
CREDITS.
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court, fees
to May 14, 1883. 1,543 36 1,543 36
10,543 36
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to balance
account.
943 62
Expenditures .11,486 98
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Police. JANUARY.
John W. Sargent,
services as marshal.
79 50
Samuel W. Tuck,
66
ass't marshall. 62 50
George B. Hicken,
captain of the watch 62 50
Edward E. Taylor,
patrolman
62 00
Moses P. Towne.
54 25
John C. Buckley,
66
66
56 25
John H. Daniels,
56 25
Jacob P. Torrey,
66
66
56 25
Joseph H. Post,
66
60
56 25
James Stanton,
56 25
John G. Gove,
66
59 25
Daniel Ryan,
66
56 25
Henry Hidden,
66
19 25
John H. Worthen,
66
39 12
Ira F. H. Blake,
37 12
Telephone Co., use of telephone
5 05
Karl Castelhun, jamaica ginger
1 00
N. Marden, horse hire. . 3 00
John C. M. Bayley, service as council
80 00
902 04
28
222
TREASURER'S REPORT.
FEBRUARY.
H. P. Sargent, horse hire.
1 00
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal. 82 20
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal 61 12
Samuel W. Tuck,
patrolman
2 08
Hiram Janvrin, 66
60 00
John W. Sargent, 66
62 00
George N. Young,
66
captain of the watch
62 50
Albert D. Hale,
6 6
patrolman
55 25
Moses H. Towne,
66
50 75
Daniel Ryan,
54 25
Allen McLean,
54 25
James Stanton,
66
54 25
Jacob P. Torrey,
66
66
54 25
Henry J. Hidden,
66
54 25
John G. Gove,
54 25
Bartholomew Shehan,
54 25
Frank Buckley,
66
66
54 25
Daniel C. Batchelder,
66
3 50
William P. Johnes,
66
60
6 00
George Butler, pilot bread 10 88
Scoville Manufacturing Co., coat buttons
24 38
Telephone Co., use of telephone
4 85
Charles H. Johnson, pencils and books
12 68
933 19
MARCH.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal.
76 75
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal 62 50
Hiram Janvrin,
patrolman 56 00
John W. Sargent,
56 00
George N. Young,
66
56 50
Albert D. Hale,
66
56 37
Jacob P. Torrey,
66
56 37
Moses P. Towne,
66
.
54 50
James Stanton,
66
·
56 37
Allen McLean,
56 37
Bartholomew Shehan,
56 37
Amount carried forward
$644 10
·
.
·
·
.
223
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $644 10
Daniel Ryan,
services as patrolman 56 37
Henry J. Hidden,
56 37
John G. Gove,
56 37
Francis Buckley,
66
56 37
Joseph M. Tappan, 66 66
1 88
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 5 00
George P. Bishop, police belts.
12 00
Castelhun & Hale, bottle of ink.
1 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram
47
George Butler, pilot bread .
3 99
Stevens for Telegraph Co., cash paid for telegram 21 38
915 30
APRIL.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal
75 15
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal 62 50
John W. Sargent,
66
patrolman 62 00
Hiram Janvrin,
66
62 00
Francis Buckley, 66
58 12
Albert D. Hale,
66
58 12
Moses P. Towne,
58 12
Allen McLean,
58 12
Daniel Ryan,
58 12
James Stanton,
66
58 12
Jacob P. Torrey,
58 12
Henry J. Hidden,
66
58 12
John G. Gove, 66
58 12
Bartholomew Shehan,
58 12
George N. Young,
captain of the watch. 62 50
John P. Lovell & Sons, clubs and belts. 11 25
Telephone Co., rental of telephone. 4 65
921 25
MAY
J. M. Greenough, horse hire. 4 00
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal 76 00
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal 62 50
Amount carried forward. $142 50
1
224
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward.
$142 50
John W. Sargent,
services as patrolman . 60 00
Hiram Janvrin,
60 00
George N. Young,
66
captain of watch 60 50
Bartholomew Shehan,
patrolman
56 25
Jacob P. Torrey,
57 25
Allen McLean,
66
66
57 25
Daniel Ryan,
56 25
Moses P. Towne,
66
66
56 25
Albert D. Hale,
66
57 25
Francis Buckley,
56 25
Henry J. Hidden,
6.
56 25
James Stanton,
66
56 25
John G. Gove,
5 62
Daniel C. Batchelder,
66
20 63
Joseph M. Tappan,
49 75
George Butler, Family pilot bread
13 88
Telephone Co., rental of telephone.
4 30
926 43
JUNE.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal. 78 50
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal 62 50
John W. Sargent,
66
patrolman 62 00
Hiram Janvrin,
62 00
George N. Young, 66
captain of watch
62 50
Joseph M. Tappan, 66
patrolman
58 12
Daniel C. Batchelder,
66
66
58 12
Moses P. Towne,
66
58 12
Daniel Ryan,
66
58 12
Allen McLean, ٠،
66
58 12
Jacob P. Torrey,
58 12
Bartolomew Shehan,
66
58 12
Henry Hidden,
66
58 12
Frank Buckley,
66
58 12
James Stanton,
58 12
George Butler, 130 pounds pilot bread
9 76
Amount carried forward. $929 71
11 25
Albert D. Hale,
·
225
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $929 71
Scoville Man'f. Co., police coat and vest. 6 75
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 4 75
941 21
JULY.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal. 76 25
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal. 62 50
Hiram Janvrin,
patrolman 60 00
J. W. Sargent,
60 00
George N. Young,
services as captain of watch 61 50
Moses P. Towne,
patrolman 58 25
57 25
Daniel Ryan,
66
57 25
Albert D. Hale,
58 25
James Stanton,
56 25
Henry Hidden,
56 25
Jacob P. Torrey,
66
57 25
Frank Buckley,
56 25
Joseph M Tappan,
56 25
Bartholomew Shehan,
66
57 25
Charles H. Bartlett,
at Pines
2 00
B. & N. Telephone Co., use of telephone.
5 60
898 35
AUGUST.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal.
78 75
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal 64 50
John W. Sargent,
patrolman 64 00
Hiram Janvrin, 66
64 00
George N. Young,
captain of watch 68 00
Moses P. Towne,
patrolman 48 87
Henry J. Hidden,
61 12
Bartholomew Shehan,
61 12
John G. Gove,
61 12
Frank Buckley,
63 12
Joseph M. Tappan,
66
61 12
Jacob P. Torrey,
61 12
Daniel Ryan,
16
66
60 12
Amount carried forward.
$816 96
Allen McLean,
66
226
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward.
$816 96
Allen McLean,
services as patrolman 61 12
James Stanton,
66
66
61 12
Albert D. Hale,
56
61 12
Charles H. Bartlett,
66
66
6 75
Robert C. Bragg,
6.
6 75
Arthur Hoit,
6 75
W. H. T. Dodge,
4 00
Charles Page, 66
66
5 00
John C. Cheney,
66
66
4 00
John Morrison,
4 00
Jere S. Parker, 60
66
2 00
Kenneth Wetherbee,
66
66
4 00
James A. Wetherbee,
66
66
4 00
Samuel W. Tuck,
66
66
4 00
D. M. Lydston,
66
66
4 00
D. C. Batchelder,
66
4 00
John W. Sargent, use of horse and carriage
5 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., message sent.
59
N. Marden, use of horse and wagon
1 00
George Lucy, buggy
1 50
B. & N. Telephone Co., messages sent.
4 65
William P. Jones, badge.
50
George W. Stickney, stock and labor making five billies.
5 00
1077 81
SEPTEMBER.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal 76 15
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal. 62 50
George N. Young,
captain of watch. 63 50
Hiram Janvrin,
day patrolman. 62 94
John W. Sargent,
and extra 66 69
Joseph M. Tappan,
66
59 13
Frank Buckley, 66
" and doctor's bill 74 13
Albert D. Hale,
66
patrolman 59 13
45 00
Moses P. Towne,
Daniel Ryan, 66
66 59 13
Amount carrried forward. $628 30
227
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. . S 628 30
Allen McLean,
services as patrolman 60 13
James Stanton, 59 13
Jacob P. Torrey,
59 13
Henry J. Hidden,
59 13
Bartholomew Shehan,
. 6
59 13
John G. Gove,
59 13
John F. Brian, strapping billies. 1 25
3 00
George W. Snow, professional attendance.
John P. Lovell & Son, 4 rings, swivels and clubs 13 95
5 20
1,007 48
OCTOBER.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal . 75 00
George B. Hicken,
ass't marshal 62 50
Hiram Janvrin.
patrolman 60 00
John W. Sargent,
60 00
George N. Young,
60 50
Henry J. Hidden,
56 25
John G. Gove, 31 87
Bartholomew Shehan,
66
56 25
Joseph M. Tappan,
56 25
Frank Buckley,
66
56 25
Jacob P. Torrey,
66
57 25
James Stanton,
66
56 25
Allen McLean,
66
56 25
Moses P. Towne,
34 69
Daniel Ryan,
66
56 25
Albert D. Hale,
56 25
Charles H. Bartlett,
42 19
S. H. Fowle, Boston Herald 6 40
B. & N. Telephone Co., telephone service 5 60
C: H. Johnson, stationery . 2 18
948 18
NOVEMBER.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal 77 75
George B. Hicken,
ass't'' 62 50
Amount carried forward. $140 25
B. & N. Telephone Co., telephone service.
228
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward ..
$140 25
George N. Young,
٠٠
captain of watch 62 50
Hiram Janvrin,
patrolman 62 00
John W. Sargent,
66
62 00
Albert D. Hale,
66
58 13
Daniel Ryan,
58 13
Jacob P. Torrey,
66
58 13
Bartholomew Shehan,
66
66
58 13
John G. Gove,
66
47 00
Henry J. Hidden,
66
58 13
James Stanton,
66
58 13
Frank Buckley, 66
66
58 13
Moses P. Towne,
66
52 50
Charles H. Bartlett,
66
٤٠
16 87
Joseph M. Tappan,
66
58 13
Allen McLean,
58 13
J. F. Bryan, billy sockets
5 60
George Butler, pilot bread.
19 58
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 5 40
996 87
DECEMBER.
Edward E. Taylor,
services as marshal and expenses 77 35
George B. Hicken,
ass't “ 62 50
Hiram Janvrin,
patrolman
60 00
John W. Sargent,
61 87
George N. Young,
capt. of watch and expenses 60 50
Jacob P. Torrey,
66
patrolman 58 25
59 25
Moses P. Towne,
66
66
50 75
James Stanton,
56 25
Henry J. Hidden,
56 25
Bartholomew Shehan,
66
66
52 50
Frank Buckley,
66
58 25
Allen McLean,
66
66
57 25
John G. Gove,
66
56 25
Daniel Ryan,
66
58 25
Charles H. Bartlett,
5 75
Amount carried forward.
$950 47
·
.
·
Joseph M. Tappan,
66
59 25
Albert D. Hale,
229
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $ 950 47
H. G. Johnson, professional services 50 00
Joseph M. Greenough, services of teams. .
6 75
John W. Sargent, יי
horse. 5 00
B. & N. Telephone Co.,
telephone 6 65
1,018 87
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January . $ 902 04
February
933 19
March.
915 30
April
921 25
May
926 43
June
941 21
July .
898 35
66
August.
.1,077 81
September
1,007 48
October
948 18
66 November
996 87
December 1,018 87
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883. $11,486 98
29
230
TREASURER'S REPORT.
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Appropriations . $4,800 00
Expenditures 5,175 09
Amount overdrawn transferred to incidentals $ 375 09
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the City Council. JANUARY.
William H. Johnson, services as city messenger $ 75 00
John C. M. Bayley,
" solicitor .. .. 16 67
James V. Felker,
treasurer and collector
108 33
Thomas 'E. Cutter,
66
clerk of the council.
25 00
George H. Stevens,
city clerk .
91 67
316 67
FEBRUARY.
James V. Felker, services as city treasurer and collector .. . $108 33
Wm. H. Johnson,
messenger . 75 00
Geo. H. Stevens, " clerk .. 91 67
275 00
MARCH.
John C. M. Bayley, salary as city solicitor $ 33 34
George H. Stevens, 66
clerk. 91 67
James V. Felker, 66 " treasurer and collector .. 108 33
Wm. H. Johnson,
" messenger 75 00
Dr. E. P. Hurd, 66
" physician 300 00
Charles J. Brockway, "
assessor. 60 00
668 34
APRIL.
Charles J. Brockway, salary as assessor $ 27 50
George H. Stevens,
city clerk. 91 67
Edward Burrill,
" auditor 200 00
Wm. H. Johnson,
" messenger. 75 00
James V. Felker, 66
" treasurer and collector
108 33
Thomas E. Cutter, 66 clerk of council 25 00
527 50
231
SALARY DEPARTMENT.
MAY.
John C. M. Bayley, salary as city solicitor, etc
$ 41 68
William H. Johnson'
messenger 75 00
George H. Stevens,
clerk .. 91 67
James V. Felker,
treasurer and collector .. 108 34
316 69
JUNE.
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger. $ 75 00
George H. Stevens,
clerk. . 91 67
James V. Felker,
treasurer and collector .. 108 33
Charles J. Brockway, 66
assessor . 50 00
$325 00
JULY.
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger $75 00
John C. M. Bayley,
solicitor 50 02
Thomas E. Cutter,
clerk of council 25 00
George H. Stevens, 66
clerk 91 67
James V. Felker,
treasurer and collector. 108 33
350 02
AUGUST.
Charles J. Brockway, salary as assessor
50 00
George H. Stevens,
city clerk. . 91 67
John C. M. Bayley, city solicitor 20 84
William H. Johnson,
" city messenger 75 00
James V. Felker,
city treasurer and collector
108 33
345 84
SEPTEMBER.
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger
75 00
Geo. W. Jackman, jr., 6 6 assessor 350 00
George H. Stevens,
clerk . 91 67
James V. Felker,
treasurer and collector. . 108 33
625 00
A
232
TREASURER'S REPORT.
OCTOBER.
John C. M. Bayley, salary as city solicitor ..
$41 68
Wm. H. Johnson,
messenger 75. 00 ;
George H. Stevens, 60
clerk 91 67
James V. Felker, 66 treaserer and collector. .. 108 34
Thomas E. Cutter, salary as clerk of council
25 00
341 69
NOVEMBER.
John C. M. Bailey, salary as city solicitor
$20 84
James V. Felker,
treasurer and collector . 108 33
George H. Stevens,
clerk 91 67
Nathaniel Greeley,
assessor
350 00
Charles J. Brockway,
162 50
William H. Johnson, 66
messenger
75 00
808 34
DECEMBER.
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk ....
91 67
William H. Johnson,
messenger . 75 00
James V. Felker, 66
treasurer and collector
.. 108 33
275 00
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January . . $316 67
February
275 00
66 March
668 34
66 April
527 50
May
316 69
June
325 00
July .
350 02
August.
345 84
66
September
625 00
October
341 69
6. November
808 34
66 December
275 00
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883. $ 5,175 09
233
INTEREST DEPARTMENT.
INTEREST DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
. $23,500 00
CREDITS.
Dividend No. 11, city railroad, 2 per cent. . . $1,484 00
12, 1 1-2 “ 1,113 0
From deposit at First National Bank 424 79
" overdue taxes.
693 65
" premium new issue of bonds 704 00 4,419 44
$27,919 44
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance ac- 1 count. 30 47
Expenditures $27,888 97
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the Committte on Finance.
JANUARY.
Fifty-four coupons
$1,500 00
MARCH.
Six months' interest on note 239, to Feb. 15. 1883 $67 50
66
66 247, 27 00
66
66 248, 66
22 50
66
249, 66
22 50
66
66
66
253,
22 50
254,
22 50
1
66
255, 66
22 50
6:
256,
13 50
66
257,
11 25
66
66
258,
11 25
66
259,
20 25
66 260,
66
11 25
66
66 289, Frothingham fund, 1 year
to Jan. 29, 1883
40 00
Dexter fund, one year to Jan. 10, 1883. 90 00
One hundred thirteen coupons .. . 6,790 00
Sawyer fund, 6 mos. to Jan. 1, 1883. 112 50
7,307 00
234
TREASURER'S REPORT.
APRIL.
Brown fund, 1 year to March 4, 1883. 675 00
Note No. 316, 6 mos. to Feb. 15, 1883 202 50 66 240, 12 90 00
One coupon.
15 00
982 50
MAY
Two mos. on note 321 to April 9, 1883 25,00
Note 324, 6 mos. discount on $8,000 165 00
Eighteen January coupons
540 00
Seventy-six April 66
1,664 50
One February
15 00
Ten May
300 00
Two November
66
·
60 00
2,769 60
JUNE.
Five mos. interest on note 327, discount on 25,000. 416 67
Nine May coupons at $15. 135 00
Fifty-one May coupons at $30. 1,530 00
One
at $15. 15 00
Two Jan.
at $30
60 00
Five April
247 50
2,404 17
JULY.
One May coupon. $ 15 00
Two days interest on bonds 1 62
$16 62
AUGUST.
Note No. 328, two months discount on $15,000 $ 100 00
Sawyer Fund, six months to July 1, 1883 112 50
93 July coupons . 4,290 00
Note No. 314, one year to July 13, 1883 121 56
315, 66 25 98
$4,650 04
235
INTEREST DEPARTMENT.
SEPTEMBER.
6 months Note No. 239, to August 15, 1883 $ 67 50
45 00
66
258, 66
66
11 25
60
259, 66
20 25
66
260,
11 25
66 316,
202 50
322, to August 9, 1883, Green Fund. . 40 00
Thirty-three coupons 2,370 00
$2,767 75
OCTOBER.
12 months on Atwood Fund, to September 1, 1883. $ 472 50
12 months on Note No. 318, to September 22, 1883 80 00
6 months on Note No. 323, to September 24, 1883. 2 64
Five July coupons $30.
150 00
One September coupon $600.
600 00
$15. 15 00
$1,320 14
NOVEMBER.
6 months on Note No. 247, to August 15, 1883. $ 27 00
738
248,
28 50
6
66 249, 66 22 50 .
6
66 253,
6
66
254,
66
22 50
6
325, to October 9, 1883
100 00
Thirteen coupons at $15
195 00
Two
12
24 00
One
66
18
18 00
Six
20
120 00
Fourteen
30
420 00
One
45
45 00
One
60
60 00
One
150. 150 00
$1,255 00
240, 66
22 50
1
236
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DECEMBER.
3 months on Note No. 316, to November 15, 1883. $ 101 25 Forty coupons. 905 00
Sixty-nine coupons . 1910 00
$2,916 25
RECAPITULATION,
Interest paid in January
.$1,500 00
March
7,307 00
1 66.
April
982 50
66
May.
2,769 50
June.
2,404 17
July .
16 62
August
4,650 04
66
September
2,767 75
66
October
1,320 14
November
1.255 00
December 2,916 25
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883 $27,888 97
1
237
FUEL DEPARTMENT.
FUEL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation .$5,000 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. . 325 08
Expenditures
5,325 08
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Fuel.
JANUARY.
P. R. C. & I. Co., coal 84 54
T. J. Mannix, teaming charcoal. 1 35
85 89
FEBRUARY.
Amos Coffin, coal
20 94
20 94
MARCH.
P. R. C. & I. Co., coal 96 70
96 70
MAY.
Amos Coffin, coal
28 83
H. M. Cross, coal 135 29
156 12
JULY.
Dennis Donahoe, nine cords wood.
43 07
Dennis Doyle, piling wood.
2 40
Henry M. Cross, coal. 1,500 00
1,545 47
AUGUST.
James Winslow, 1,041 bushels charcoal
114 51
Henry M. Cross, coal. 2,000 00
Frank P. Currier, wood 75 00
2,189 51
30
238
TREASURER'S REPORT.
SEPTEMBER.
Dennis Doyle, piling wood 16 75
Frank P. Currier, wood 125 00
141 75
OCTOBER.
Henry M. Cross, coal 221 50
S. Coker, weighing coal. 33 88
Frank P. Currier, wood 175 00
430 38
NOVEMBER.
Dennis Doyle, piling wood.
18 78
James Winslow by G. H. S., 909 bushels charcoal. 99 99
118 77
DECEMBER.
Charles R. Sargent, surveying coal 2 00
Dennis Doyle, piling wood 14 37
Frank P. Currier, wood 523 18
539 55
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
$ 85 89
66 February .
20 94
March .
96 70
May
156 12
66
July
.1,545 47
66 August.
. 2,189 51
September
141 75
October
430 38
November 118 77
December 539 55
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 15, 1883. ... 5,325 08
Expended for the following purposes : School Department-
TONS. CWT.
Currier school house ... 23 17 coal
$ 144 29
Davenport ... 16 05 60 98 31
Amount carried forward $242 60
€+
239
FUEL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward.
$ 242 60
Kelley
66
44
02
66
266 80
Purchase st.
.
10
09
. 6
63 22
Bromfield
.
11 12
70 18
Hancock 66
·
9 10
57 48
Kent
.
10
12
66 64
Plains
7 06
66
45 53
Moultonville 66
. .
6
00
34 96
،،
...
pine wood.
5 50
852 91
Poor Department-
Almshouse-399 tons, 8 cwt. coal ..
2,485 01
210 1-3 cords pine wood.
941 25
piling wood.
52 30
3,478 56
Fire Department-
No. 1 engine house, 5 tons, 14 cwt. coal.
34 49
2
7
66 8 66
. 46 97
7
6
66 8 66
. . . 40 03
8
9
5
. .. . . 56 27
177 76
Miscellaneous-
Police station
13 tons, 7 cwt. coal 97 71
Market hall,
6 4
45 44
City Hall,
26 0 .... 157 30
Public Library, 26 " 18
. . .. 162 75
Cushing Guard armory. 3 " 12
24 58
pine wood
3 00
City Cadets armory . . . . 6
5 25
66 66 . .. 5 tons, 19 cwt. coal. 43 47
Newburyport bridge .. 2
0 6 6 12 40
E. F. Bartlett's office. 1 66 16 .
12 22
Weighing coal.
33 88
Surveying charcoal Teaming .
1 35
1,950 bushels charcoal
214 50
815 85
Total expenditures as above 5,325 08
There were 653 tons, 12 cwt. coal delivered the city during the year.
66 213 cords pine wood
1950 bushels charcoal
2 00
·
240
TREASURER'S REPORT.
LIGHTING STREETS AND PUBLIC BUILD- INGS.
Appropriation . .$6,500 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account 419 01
Expenditures
6,919 01
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Lighting Streets.
JANUARY.
Newburyport Gas Co., lighting streets and buildings. .652 30
James W. Fennimore, cleaning lanterns. 2 50
Nathaniel R. Winder, care of street lamps 6 00
660 80
FEBRUARY.
Newburyport Gas Co., lighting streets and buildings. 618 55
618 55
MARCH.
Newburyport Gas Co., lighting streets and buildings. .592 80
592 80
APRIL.
Newburyport Gas Co., lighting streets and buildings. .595 30
James W. Fennimore, cleaning gas lanterns. 2 50
N. C. Moody, making lantern frames. 4 75
602 55
MAY.
Newburyport Gas Co., lighting streets and buildings. 591 43
591 43
JUNE.
Newburyport Gas Co, lighting streets and buildings. . . . .. 515 39
515 39
241
LIGHTING PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND STREETS.
JULY.
Newburyport Gas Co., lighting streets and buildings 504 14
James W. Fennimore, cleaning gas lanterns 2 50
Nathaniel Tufts, street lanterns. 33. 00
539 64
AUGUST.
Newburyport Gas Co., lighting streets and buildings .496 64
George W. Hunt, two gallons oil. 40
N. C. Moody, four lantern frames . 5 00
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