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. 6
13 50
John Buckley, 66
39 30
Daniel Cronan, 6 6
39 90
Philip Crimmins,
39 00
Daniel Quill,
. 6
34 80
Cornelius Murphy.
22 80
Cornelius Murphy,
. .
Amount carried forward. $308 82
194
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $308 82
John Moulton, services on highway 32 55
Otis K. Peabady,
1 35
John Leary, 66
10 20
W. L. Whipple.
1 30
John Currier, jr., use of oxen. 15 75
S. H. Rundlett, three coal baskets 1 65
Thomas G. Dodge, labor on crossings 1 50
James C. Colman, lumber .
2 39
L. Ordway, labor with ox team and horse
10 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, plow and repairing plow 25 75
411 26
DECEMBER.
W. H. T. Dodge, services as surveyor 62 50
Amos Pettingell, lumber 3 32
Charles M. Somerby, stock and labor 3 70
Edward Donahoe, repairing bars and picks 7 51
John Hale, labor on highway
34 05
William Carroll,
16 50
Cornelius Lynch, 66
41 13
Cornelius Kelliher,
34 35
Thomas Ryan, 66
22 05
Edward Powers,
31 20
Jere Shehan,
34 05
John Buckley, 66
34 05
Philip Crimmings,
22 80
John Moulton,
29 55
John Leary ,
33 30
Thomas M. Carey,
30 30
Patrick Niland,
2 55
W. L. Whipple,
66
45
443 36
195
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January.
$85 75
February
110 21
March
156 92
April
198 63
May
335 29
June.
246 34
66
July .
112 79
August
411 35
September
299 40
October. .
339 29
November
411 26
December 445 36
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883, . $3,150 59
.
196
TREASURER'S REPORT.
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES.
Appropriation $1,000 00
CREDITS.
From George H. Plumer 26 62
Charles H. Coffin, . 29 75
Thomas Hennessey 2 00
John Stone.
45 00
Charles Hodge
27 10
James Parton 110 25
A. Frothingham 6 07
C. H. Taggart. 16 54
W. B. Boardman. 40 05
George W. Austin
19 20
Charles Meader
21 50
Charles H. Meader. 21 16
George W. Piper
54 30
Daniel H. Knight.
.204 45
James Parton.
10 76
Mary H. Plumer, 47 03
R. M. Perley. 3 38 685 16
1,685 16
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance
account
202 28
Expenditures 1,887 44
EXPENDITURES
JANUARY.
William Porter, jr., use of jigger 2 50
P. M. Lougee, making bridge. 75
J. A. Adams, use of jigger 50
3 75
FEBRUARY.
Seth Young, labor on sidewalk 75
P. M. Lougee, bridge for culvert. . 2 00
Canning Brothers, labor on edgestone 3 90
6 65
197
SIDEWALK AND EDGESTONE DEPARTMENT.
MAY.
Cornelius Lynch, labor on sidewalks 4 50
JULY.
Daniel Lynch, labor on sidewalks and edgestone. 6 00
John Buckley,
66 6 00
Cornelius Murphy,
66 4 50
Thomas Ryan, 66 66 6 00
Jeremiah Shehan, 66 1 50
Davis & Littlefield, work on edgestones 9 45
J. F. Hodgdon, freight on stones. 101 29
L. D. Wheeler, making and repairing bridges 6 75
T. H. Lunt, labor on edgestones .
11 00
152 49
AUGUST.
T. H. Lunt, labor on edgestones. 5 50
L. D. Wheeler, making and repairing bridges 7 81
Blaisdell Brothers & Co., edgestones 276 25
George D. Thurlow, jr., labor on edgestones 26 25
Cornelius Kelliher, sidewalks 41 85
Edward Powers, 66 15 15
372 81
SEPTEMBER.
Cornelius Kelliher, labor on sidewalks 34 80
Edward Powers,
34 50
Edward Christopher,
1 50
T. H. Smallidge, freight on stones
118 90
Joseph G. Pearson, labor
5 48
Thomas Ronan, jr., sidewalk 3 00
9 73
W. C. Toppan, labor on Pleasant street.
3 00
T. H. Lunt, edgestones 39 19
David Smith, bricks
76 00
George D. Thurlow, jr., brick paving 57 01
390 61
25
George W. Austin, brick paving
George D. Thurlow, jr., labor on edgestones 7 50
198
TREASURER'S REPORT.
OCTOBER.
William Carroll, labor on sidewalks and edgestones
35 25
Otis K. Peabody,
66
66 4 50
Edward Powers,
66
66
15 00
Thomas Ronan, jr.,
66
edgestones
2 25
Charles Meader,
brick paving
21 50
William B. Boardman,
14 97
Stephen H. Thurlow, 66
6 13
L. D. Wheeler, repairing bridges. 2 50
T. H. Lunt, labor on edgestones. 34 37
Davis & Littlefield, labor and stone. 13 05
Blaisdell Brothers & Co., edgestones 351 18
Thomas Ronan, jr., labor on paving 14 81
Geo. D. Thurlow, jr., 40 50
556 01
NOVEMBER.
Patrick Niland, labor on sidewalks and edgestones 9 00
N. S. Alger, 66 4 65
Cornelius Murphy.
13 50
Charles H. Meader, brick paving
16 79
James Parton,
66
80 28
George W. Piper, 66 54 30
Edwin Currier, labor as mason 22 20
Charles H. Meader,
28 50
Joseph H. Currier, labor setting edgestones 44 80
John Currier, jr., hard pine spikes and labor. 5 14
L. D. Wheeler, making two bridges 4 50
David Smith, bricks. 28 00
George D. Thurlow, jr., labor on edgestones 7 50
T. H. Smallidge, freight on stone. 21 21
340 37
DECEMBER.
T. H. Lunt, labor on edgestones 16 50
Thomas Ryan, 12 00
William H. Toppan, labor and brick paving. 30 25
L. D. Wheeler, repairing bridge.
1 50
60 25
199
SIDEWALK AND EDGESTONE DEPARTMENT.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January .
$3 75
6.
February .
6 65
May.
4 50
July .
152 49
August
.372 81
September
.390 61
October
.556 01
66 November 340 37
December 60 25
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883 1,887 44
200
TREASURER'S REPORT.
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation. $7,000 00
CREDITS.
From city clerk . 55 85
From state of Massachusetts balance of cor- poration tax of 1882 316 70
C. R. Sargent, cash returned ; error in bill. 18 60
Thomas Larner, tax deed dated July 27, 1882 9 69
Town of Newbury
12 50
State of Mass., error in settlement Dec. 16, 1882.
8 01
State of Mass., account of corporation tax of 1883. . 6,983 94
State of Mass., account foreign shipping.6,629 36
Liquor licenses .6,021 75
Non-resident bank shares 430 21 20,486 61
$27,486 61
Transferred from Poor department.
$295 93
66 Fire
2,399 26
66
Newburyport bridge 87 79
Interest 30 47
2,813 45
$30,300 06
Transferred to abatement of taxes
$27 06
66
school department.
577 62
66 highway department
15 86
public property
3,549 26
police.
943 62
lighting streets
419 01
salaries
375 09
fuel
325 08
public library
268 65
new engine house
311 86
sidewalks and edgestones 202 28
Amount carried forward. $7,015 39
30,300 06
201
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT'
Amount brought forward .. $7,015 39
30,300 06 Transferred to board of health 366 73
printing .
1,291 96
stone paving
1,236 37
widening Merrimac street 249 00
state of Mass 147 61
Tax of 1883. 11,452 77
6 6 Bromfield fund 133 72
Expenditures as per detailed statement below.7,508 18 29,401 73
Undrawn, transferred to sinking fund to balance acc't ....
898 33
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the City Council. JANUARY.
William H. Johnson, cash paid for tape.
$1 00
John C. M. Bailey, expenses and service on case of Doug- las and Wentworth.
20 00
Charles J. Brockway, services as warden.
2 00
Nathaniel Greeley,
inspector 2 00
4 00
George E. Donnell,
clerk.
6 00
John C. Lang,
4 00
Fred Ives,
inspector 2 00
Charles J. Cutter,
warden 4 00
James Babson,
inspector 2 00
D. C. Batchelder, . . 2 00
Wm. H. P. Howard, 60
clerk .
4 00
S. C. Reed,
inspector 4 00
S. K. Gilman,
warden 4 00
Isaac Poor, jr.,
inspector 4 00
Charles W. Kimball,
clerk . 2 00
Moses E. Cook,
warden 4 00
William H. Welch,
clerk . 2 00
George A. Pearson, 2d,
inspector 4 00
Joseph Barlow,
..
4 00
E. S. Stickney,
2 00
Amount carried forward $ 83 00
Fred A. Silloway,
202
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $83 00
William J. Creasey, services as warden 4 00
Benjamin F. Stanley,
inspector 2 00
Joseph M. Tappan,
4 00
Joseph C. Lunt,
at elections
12 15
Charles H. Lunt, six returns. 1 50
Eben P. Allen, attendance at caucus. 14 50
George B. Hicken, lighting and heating Market hall 30 00
Charles C. Stockman, use of carriage.
5 00
Milton C. Johnson, cash book.
3 00
Moses H. Sargent, ink and rubbers
1 56
Telephone Co., use of telephone
4 00
T. J. Mannix, teaming ward boards
30
Plummer & Fogg, expressing.
1 15
S. H. Fowle, Boston Advertiser 8 00
J. F. Morrill, lunch. 11 00
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M. box rent. 18 50
Charles H. Stanwood, service at citizens' caucus 6 00
Clerk Police court, for warrant and requisition 13 00
Moses A. Plummer, services as juror. 12 16
Joseph Bartlett, 66
12 16
Joseph M. Tappan,
12 16
Albert W. Stevens,
12 16
Charles Moody,
12 16
D. L. Withington,
12 16
W. E. Besson,
ยท' witness
60
William F. Stanwood,
60
Timothy Harrington,
60
S. W. Tuck, 66
60
A. S. McQuillen,
60
John W. Sargent, 66
60
George H. Stevens, taking testimony 5 00
John W. Sargent, summoning jury and witness 3 00
1 00
Newell Marden, use of team 66 .
5 25
Charles E. Ash, services at ward room
7 00
Amount carried forward. $320 47
203
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT
Amount brought forward. $320 47
Joseph M. Greenough, use of team 15 00
66 3 00
J. P. Morrill, lunch . 9 80
George E. Donnels, ringing bells . 1 00
Nathaniel Greeley, expenses to Boston, etc. 15 00
Board of Assessors, services on exemption of taxes 60 00
M. C. Teel & Son, printing and advertising
12 00
D. T. Colby & Co., printing and advertising
14 50
450 77
FEBRUARY.
H. P. Sargent, horse hire .
1 50
T. W. Mitchell, services as inspector 2 00
Stephen Collins, clerk 2 00
William H. T. Dodge,
inspector 4 00
Sam. E. Sargent,
2 00
D. F. Peck, 4 00
Joseph H. Currier, jr., clerk 2 00
John M. Chase, 66
inspector 2 00
C. A. Stockman, 66 2 00
William Huse,
66 6 00
John B. Pritchard, use of tackle 9 75
Charles J. Brockway, expenses to Boston 3 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
Enoch Goodwin, ringing bell. 6 00
Haskell French,
1 00
William H. Johnson, 66
1 00
Plumer & Fogg, expressing.
35
Augustus Safford, returns of 195 deaths
48 75
Alfred Wheeler, 66 10 2 50
Peter Cusack,
55 13 75
Henry R. Weitzel, 66 50 15 00
James W. Welch, ringing bell. 4 00
Isaac H. Boardman, agt., paid D. L Withington for deed . 2 00
Daniel T. Colby & Co., advertising 3 00
W. H. Huse & Co., printing and advertising. 308 25
449 85
204
TREASURER'S REPORT.
MARCH.
Blake & Noyes, pasting voting lists 1 40
Charles W. Moseley, tax refunded. 151 00
Martin B. Lamb, use of horse and carriage 23 00
James W. Welch, ringing bell. 2 00
George H. Stevens, recording marriages, etc. 263 25
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell. 3 50
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 4 00
Haskell French, ringing bell 2 00
W. H. Johnson
2 00
John C. M. Bayley, expenses to Boston, etc.
5 00
Dyniel T. Colby & Co., printing and advertising
20 75
M. C. Teel & Son,
15 25
66
2 00
495 15
APRIL.
Lovett's Express, expressing .... 1 25
Boston Daily Advertiser, advertising. 11 20
Charles E. Hale, services as inspector 4 00
Ceorge B. Rust, public statutes. 2 85
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram to Boston 25
J. Q. Bradish & Co., pens ..
20 55
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 4 00
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., stamps. 28 50
Corliss, Macy & Co., fifty bonds 47 50
120 10
MAY.
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 50
Plumer & Fogg, expressing. 30
Rockwell & Churchill, ninety licenses.
13 50
Eagle Chemical Co., barrel Eagle Mills powder 12 00
George H. Stevens, cash paid for dog licenses 3 00
Isaac P. Noyes, stamps. 12 00
Gillett & Co., Express, expressing . 5 10
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram to Boston 75
James V. Felker, expenses to Boston 2 50
Amount carried forward $49 65
205
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $49 65
Enoch Goodwin, ringing bell . 7 00
Charles H. Lunt, return of three deaths 75
Currier & Greaton, examining water.
1 00
Telephone Co., rental of telephone. 4 00
John C. M. Bayley, services on Water suit. 22 00
84 40
JUNE.
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram to Boston 54
Eben P. Allen, attendance on ward room .. 2 00
Charles E. Ash, attending ward five ward room. 3 00
William A. Johnson, expenses to Boston.
15 00
Moses H. Sargent, stationery
6 15
Charles H. Johnson, 1 75
Charles H. Stanwood, services in ward one ward room 4 00
Edward A. Hale, making assessors' books 25 50
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone one month 4 00
Plumer & Fogg, packages expressed. .
80
Joseph M. Tappan, services as inspector
2 00
William J. Creasey,
warden, ward four 2 00
Charles A. Stockman,
inspector 2 00
Sam. E. Sargent, 66
2 00
William H. Welch, 66
clerk . 2 00
S. C. Reed, 66
inspector 2 00
Moses E. Cook, 66
warden, ward one. 2 00
Rufus Knapp,
inspector 2 00
Stephen Collins, 66 clerk . . 2 00
William H. T. Dodge, money paid Joseph Young 50 00
Richard S. Spofford, sale of property on Pond street. 1,500 00
1,581 24
JULY.
Wiggin & Wood, detective services 85 69
Gowen Dockum, use of land. 5 00
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 4 00
Amos Noyes, books 10 00
Amount carried forward $104 69
26
206
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $104 69
Corliss, Macy & Co., tax books 7 75
66 66 check books 22 20
Samuel K. Gilman, services as warden, ward two 2 00
Joseph Barlow, inspector 2 00
Plumer & Fogg, expressing. 1 05
139 69
AUGUST.
Plumer & Fogg, expressing 95
William A. Johnson, expenses to Salem and Boston 9 00
W. H. P. Howard, services as warden 2 00
L. S. Learned, envelopes and paper 15 12
John Connors, ringing bell. 5 00
J. M. Tappan & Co., firing salute 47 50
William Collins, services as inspector 2 00
Joshua L. Chase, 2 00
Plumer & Fogg, expressing.
55
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., box rent and stamps 21 50
Gillett & Co's Express, expressing . 4 55
Charles L. Foster, ringing bell 3 00
Haskell French, 66
3 50
Lovett's Express, expressing . 1 40
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 4 00
George Lucy, use of horse and buggy 6 50
George W. Jackman, jr., 8 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell 3 75
Joseph C. Lunt,
12 25
James W. Welch, . 6
3 50
Charles R. Sargent, stock for salute, storage of weights and measures 28 60
Enoch Goodwin, ringing bell.
8 50
J. D. W. Joy, land taken on Inn street 500 00
693 17
SEPTEMBER.
Edmund Smith, services settling boundary line between city and Newbury 25 00
Amount carried forward $ 25 00
207
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT
Amount brought forward. $25 00
William H. Johnson, delivering tax bills 50 00
George E. Donnells, ringing bells 7 50
N. Marden, use of horse and buggy 6 25
B. & N. Telephone Co., telephone service 4 25
D. T. Reed, services as warden 2 00
Lydia C. Hale, land taken on Prospect street 1,200 00
1,295 00
OCTOBER.
S. H. Fowle, stationery and Boston Advertiser
13 69
J. C. M. Bayley, et als, witness fees 6 40
Mark Isaacs, pens . 4 50
Daniel A. Pingry, services as inspector 6 00
Samuel Hobbs & Co., two tax books 11 50
Plumer & Fogg, expressing . 2 30
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., box rent and postage stamps 3 50
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone
4 00
James V. Felker, cash paid Eben Rolfe. 3 50
S. H. Thurlow, three pocket knives. 2 25
Thomas Ronan, labor with team and man. 26 50
N. W. Griffith, labor on old burying ground 28 50
Daniel O'Connell, 24 00
Wm. H. Johnson, 66 28 50
John Foley, 60 24 00
Otis K. Peabody, burying ground. 6 00
Brickett & Poor, damages in the case of T. J. Wentworth .550 00
745 14
NOVEMBER.
Nathaniel Greeley, expenses as assessor 7 50
J. F. Morrill, refreshments . 9 25
Henry Cook, jr., paper and ink. 9 50
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone
4 60
C. C. Stockman, teaming 75
Joseph G. Flanders, services as warden 8 00
Charles S. Bartlett, services as clerk . 2 00
Wm. H. Dennett, at polls 4 00
45 60
208
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DECEMBER.
Blake & Noyes, pasting voting list. 75
Joseph M. Greenough, landau and pair 4 00
Thomas G. Dodge, labor at burying ground 2 65
Collector and Assessors, fees on bank taxes .183 95
J. F. Morrill, refreshments. 48 50
Jackman, Brockway & Greeley, making assessors' books. .. 150 00
J. A. Shatswel, one book. 3 00
C. R. Sargent, storage of scales 6 92
Charles E. Ash, attending ward room 5 00
Mosas H. Sargent, stationery
14 26
James L. Parker, ringing bells.
50
George A. Woods, services rendered
2 50
Daniel P. Thurlow, ringing bells.
7 50
B. & N. Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
Joseph Parks, poultry for Public Library 1 25
William J. Creasey, services as warden 3 00
Charles A. Stockman,
3 00
Sam E. Sargent, 66
66
3 00
John E. McCusker,
66
3 00
William H. Welch,
clerk . .
3 00
Daniel A. Pingry, 66
inspector
3 00
Alpheus G. Knight,
66
3 00
Fred S. Goodwin,
3 00
Samuel J. Ford,
66 3 00
S. C. Reed,
3 00
D. T. Reed,
66
3 00
John W. Ricker, 66 warden 3 00
Lovett's Express, expressing
15
Plumer & Fogg,
1 35
George H. Stevens, expenses to Boston and telegram 2 79
State of Mass., one-half of aid paid for 1882 under chapter 252, acts of 1879. .. 933 00
1,408 07
209
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
$ 450 77
February
449 85
66
March.
495 15
April
120 10
16
May.
84 40
June.
1,581 24
July .
139 69
August
693 17
September
1,295 00
66
October
745 14
66
November
45 60
66 December .1,408 07
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883. $7,508 18
210
TREASURER'S REPORT.
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
$5,000 00
From sale of engine house, Congress street. . 90 00
school house, on Mall. 47 50
William Thurlow, for grass. 15 00
R. M. Perley, for rent of Market street landing to Oct. 1, 1884. 20 00
Burial lots . 75 00
Market House and Cellar 212 50
Pond street house
127 63
City Hall.
1,417 25
Public Library
70 00
2,074 88
7,074 88
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. 3,549 26
Expenditures .
10,624 14
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property.
JANUARY.
John Moore, services as teamster 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson. 45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 45 00
Wm. S. Dennett, 66 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
40 00
Hugh McGlew, repairing teams. 56 16
P. M. Lougee, wheels . 33 00
J. M. Batchelder, board of horses 36 00
George P. Bishop, repairing harness 27 90
J. S. Merrill, salt hay . 12 33
George W. Hunt, dusters and brushes 34 66
Edward Donahoe, shoeing horses
101 25
A. N. Frost, shoeing horses. . . 13 25
Stephen H. Thurlow, shovels and forks 14 28
Amount carried forward. $543 83
Appropriation CREDITS.
..
211
PUBLIC PROPERTY
Amount brought forward. $ 543 83
Wm. Holker & Co., stove pipe and elbows 8 00
2 00
Lord Brothers, curtain fixtures . 13 66
George B. Hicken, services as janitor of Market hall 25 00
Edward P. Shaw, second hand safe 20 00
Jackman & Griffin, setting glass 18 70
George W. Manser, services as stage manager
22 50
Herman Castelhun, winding city clock. 25 00
William Porter, jr., services teaming
1 51
F. E. Davis, altering piping. 5 49
Lord Brothers, covering table, etc.
8 07
H. W. Moulton, rent of room.
10 00
S. Coker, paint and varnish.
5 54
F. E. Davis, rubber hose. 12 00
Joseph M. Greenough, board of horse.
5 00
William Porter, jr., sprinkling in front of City Hall. 5 00
Hiram Leach, labor on school house. 59 26
Lord Brothers, window screens 2 89
George W. Haskell, repairing table 5 00
John E. Bailey, services rendered 71 72
Moses Merrill, repairing chair 75
870 92
FEBRUARY.
James W. Welch, putting down carpet .. 1 50
John Moore, services as teamster 45 00
William T. Thompson,
45 00
William F. Stanwood,
45 00
William S. Dennett, 66
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 40 00
George P. Bishop, repairing harness 46 00
Levy & Co., blankets. 8 50
P. M. Lougee, repairing sleigh 8 00
Edward F. Manning, shoeing horses 4 00
John H. Curran, repairing cart. 65 53
Patrick Moynihan, shoeing horses 70 75
Amount carried forward. $418 78
212
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $418 78
A. N. Frost, shoeing horses 3 50
J. M. Batchelder, boarding horses 45 00
P. Moynihan, sharpening shoes 1 88
P. M. Lougee, work on runners 11 00
M. H. Poor, one load bedding
9 06
Edward Donahoe, setting shoes 3 00
G. W. Hunt, pails and brooms. 17 43
Rufus Adams, labor at Alms House 10 24
Edward Chase, setting glass . 11 99
Moses Merrill, mending chairs . 6 35
Gerrish & Goodwin, services rendered 10 80
John B. Pritchard, labor moving safe. 8 00
John Sumner, repairing lanterns, etc. 58 32
William Holker & Co., moving and putting up stove 12 74
Charles R. Sargent, labor on gas pipe. 6 44
John Chamberlain, coal hods and grate. 2 60
Charles H. Meader, services at hall. 20 85
G. A. Adams, labor at engine house 4 20
J. C. Colman, lumber 4 49
Eben Rolfe, repairing chair. 2 10
Canning Brothers, cutting stone 4 00
J. Chamberlain, one grate 75
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter 7 50
Frank E. Davis, repairing pumps. 9 60
Mrs. Christopher, services at hall. 6 00
Martin B. Lamb, cutting grass on Brown square 2 00
Gerrish & Goodwin, services rendered. 6 15
Newburyport Water Co., extra pipe laid .77 46
782 23
MARCH.
John Moore,
services as teamster 45 00
William T. Thompson,
45 00
William F. Stanwood,
45 00
William S. Dennett, 66
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66
40 00
Amount carried forward. $215 00
1
213
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $215 00
Edward F. Manning, shoeing horses 3 70
George P. Bishop, repairing harness 23 75
J. B. Knight, grains . 49 28
J. M. Batchelder, board of horses. 36 00
Joseph E. Kimball, setting boilers 10 50
Joseph Torrey, paint and glass 10 06
Thomas P. Mackinney, shovels, screws, etc. 4 38
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room. 20 00
Charles E. Ash, removing snow from school house roof. 1 50
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter. 11 25
Charles R. Sargent, labor and stock. 25 35
George E. Bamford, clearing away ice 4 00
Blake & Noyes, paint and putty. 6 75
Frank E. Davis, labor on horse trough 1 50
423 02
APRIL.
John Moore, services as teamster 45 00
William T. Thompson,
45 00
William F. Stanwood, 45 00
W. S. Dennett, 66 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 40 00
Poor department, hay . 82 75
P. M. Lougee, repairing cart. 9 75
J. M. Batchelder, boarding horses 36 00
George P. Bishop, repairing harness
8 50
Louis Toppan, one blanket. 5 00
George W. Hunt, brooms and pails 10 66
W. A. Davis, 82 1-2 yards duck and making horse covers. 33 70
Rufus Adams, labor on Alms House 21 20
Joseph E. Kimball, 66
8 50
G. A. Adams, labor on school house 14 98
Bayley & Perkins, lumber. 44 30
E. H. Tarbell, chandelier and pillar lights 38 00
J. C. Stanley, wire netting. 66
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter 12 50
Amount carried forward $541 50
27
214
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $541 50
H. W. Moulton, rent of school room 10 00
Moses Merrill, labor at City Hall. 7 00
George N. Young, care of police station 6 25
564 75
MAY.
John Moore,
services as teamster 45 00
William T. Thompson,
45 00
William F. Stanwood, 66
45 00
William S. Dennett,
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66 40 00
Hugh McGlew, shoeing horses, etc 46 35
A. N. Frost,
2 75
George P. Bishop, repairing harness
3 00
J. M. Bachelder, boarding horses.
45 00
E. A. Littlefield, agent, use of wagon
3 00
James C. Colman, lumber and lime
73 04.
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter
12 50
Thomas P. Mackinney, lock and screws. 4 64
William Holker & Co., labor on furnaces, etc 56 79
Edwin Currier, labor whitewashing 79 50
Frank E. Davis, services at hall. 69 46
Henry Morse, labor on door at hall. 16 14
Joseph Torrey, paint and varnish 16 83
John H. Balch, carpet and paper. 11 07
J. M. Greenough, horse hire .. 4 50
659 57
JUNE.
John Moore, driver No. 1, double team 45 00
William T. Thompson, 2, 45 00 66
William F. Stanwood, 66 3,
66
45 00
William S. Dennett,
1 single team 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66 2,
40 00
Edward Donahoe, iron work on cart. 39 10
John F. Brian, repairs on harnesses. 18 60
Amount carried forward. $272 70
215
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $272 70
J. M. Bacheller, boarding No. 3 horses
39 00
S. Coker, paint, varnish and weighing hay. 14 17
Jere Cashman, one-horse cart. 75 00
J. B. Knight, oats and shorts .
81 98
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware 12 82
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room. 20 00
Joseph E. Kimball, repairing chimney tops 26 75
R. C. McConnell, repairing pump at No. 7 engine house. 50
Moses Brown, toweling 1 20
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter 1 25
S. H. Thurlow, hardware. 7 65
William Carroll, 11 days labor .
16 50
Newburyport Water Co., use of water for Public Buildings for the year 1882. .350 00
919 52
JULY.
John Moore, driver No. 1, double team 45 00
William F. Thompson, 2, 45 00
William F. Stanwood, 3,
66 45 00
William S. Dennett,
1, single team.
40 00
Alfred O Lowell,
2,
40 00
William McKay, storage of city carts 10 00
A. N. Frost, shoeing horses . . 7 30
J. Otis Winkley, 2,460 lbs. litter and fees 16 01
John H. Curran, blacksmith work on carts. 27 70
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter 1 25
Uriah Strangman, 17 days work 34 00
Herman Castelhun, winding city clocks 25 00
F. E. Cutter, glass, putty, paint and plaster 7 31
L. W. Rodigrass, one chandelier and side brackets 7 00
James C. Colman, lumber. 53 65
Charles L. Huse, setting glass . 20 08
Mrs John J. Goodwin, 40 hours labor at City Hall 8 00
Thomas G. Dodge, labor removing rubbish. 40 40
George W. Hunt, duster, oil, pails, etc 22 42
Henry Morse, repairs at engine house. 10 73
George N. Young, care of police station 6 25
512 10
216
TREASURER'S REPORT.
AUGUST.
John Moore, driver No. 1, double team 45 00
William T. Thompson, 2, 40 50 66
William F. Stanwood, 3, 45 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
66
2, single team
40 00
James P. Plumer,
66
1,
66
8 39
Frank Hardy, labor on city team. 4 52
M. J. Donahoe, harness work. 4 60
George E. Daniels, damages to cart 5 00
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats 35 90
J. B. Knight, grain. 91 59
F. A. Silloway, harness work. 7 90
Joseph W. Landford, doctoring horses. 119 50
Gerrish & Goodwin, labor and stock. 101 92
George W. Manser, services as stage carpenter
2 50
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware 18 94
Todd & Brown, repairing pumps. 6 25
William S. Dennett, labor on No. 1, single team
27 09
James P. Plumer,
2 double "
4 35
Charles R. Sargent, labor and gas fittings
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