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6 75
John Conley, 66
3 00
Patrick Finnegan, 66
4 80
Thomas Currier.
3 75
Patrick Welch, . 6
Amount carried forward. $227 40
97
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $227 40
Arthur Simpson,
10 35
Patrick Shea, 66
6 75
Cornelius Regan,
60
Edmund C. Davis,
15 90
Wm. Porter, jr., use of gigger
17 50
Fred P. Hinkley, shoveling snow
15 00
Edmund Murphy,
4 95
John Crowley,
66
10 05
Jere Sweeney, work on road 1 51
Moses S. Chase, 1 20
J. M. & J. S. Chase, “ 9 45
Gowen Dockum, hire of men and horses 9 00
Parker M. Lougee, making bridge 3 00
D. H. Fowle, toll 3 75
J. C. Stanley, picks and handles .
5 70
$370 46
MAY.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent
Edward Powers,
labor 9 00
Cornelius Kelliher,
8 55
John Hale,
66
9 00
Bart Creeden, 66
8 10
Cornelius Lynch, 66
3 15
Michael Harrigan,
66
5 40
Daniel Quill,
66
7 65
John Shea,
7 35
Patrick Welch,
6 15
Patrick Murphy,
1 65
Daniel Cronan,
6 75
Terrence Ferguson, 66
2 55
Jere Shehan,
66
5 85
Mr. Philbrick,
75
Dennis Donahoe,
4 13
James Sullivan, 66
3 07
$164 10
$75 00
98
TREASURER'S REPORT.
JUNE.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent $75 00
John Hale,
labor 13 35
Edward Powers,
10 50
Cornelius Kelliher, 66
9 75
Daniel Quill,
66
10 80
Daniel Cronan,
66
11 25
John Shea,
13 35
Bart Creeden, 66
7 50
Patrick Welch,
12 60
Jere Shehan,
66
7 80
Michael Harrigan,
6 30
John Buckley, 66
3 60
Terrence Ferguson, 66
1 20
T. P. Mackinney, sundries . 1 35
McGlew Bros., labor and stock 20 10
Charles Shute,
31 00
$235 45
JULY.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent .$75 00
John Hale, labor
Edward Powers, 66
Cornelius Kelliher,
66
19 35
Daniel Quill, 66
7 35
Daniel Cronan, 66
20 55
Bart Creeden,
17 55
Patrick Welch,
20 55
John Buckley, 66
20 10
Cornelius Lynch, 66
7 00
Michael Harrigan, 66
7 20
6 45
Jere Shehan, 66
66
5 25
4 80
John Shea, 66
6 00
S. H. Thurlow, tape measure.
James C. Colman, lumber
31
97
Wm. P. Plumer, bread and cheese
P. M. Lougee, bridges .. 15 25
$275 35
Patrick Sullivan,
70
Patrick Murphy,
19 72
20 25
99
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
AUGUST.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent. $75 00
John Hale,
labor
12 68
Daniel Cronan,
12 75
Cornelius Kelliher, 66
6 15
Daniel Lynch, 66
7 20
Patrick Welch,
66
13 28
Patrick Murphy, 66
11 48
Daniel Quill,
3 75
Michael Harrigan, 66
1 58
Jere Shehan, 66
1 35
John Buckley,
1 20
Edward Powers, 66
10 28
Patrick Sullivan,
6 75
6 68
Jere Ring, 66
15
Wm. Holker & Co., dipper .
Benjamin Hale, gravel. 2 80
$173 08
SEPTEMBER.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent. $75 00
John Hale,
labor
9 90
Edward Powers,
16 27
Patrick Welch, 66
15 90
Daniel Cronan,
8 55
Patrick Murphy, 66
17 62
Patrick Sullivan,
17 85
Arthur Mclaughlin,
15 61
John Buckley,
66
8 32
Jere Ring,
66
4 20
Patrick Finnegan, 66
4 80
Daniel Creeden,
66
1 50
20 05
T. K. Bartlett, breaking roads, etc.
$215 56
100
TREASURER'S REPORT.
OCTOBER.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent $75 00
John Hale,
labor 17 40
Edward Powers,
17 70
Daniel Cronan,
66
15 90
Patrick Murphy, 66
18 90
Patrick Sullivan,
18 45
A. Mclaughlin,
66
4 80
John Buckley,
12 30
Daniel Creedon, 66
13 80
Patrick Finnegan,
19 20
Maurice Lynch, 66
10 95
Patrick Moylan,
66
9 90
Patrick Niland, ،،
12 00
Frank Buckley,
10 20
Thomas Ryan, 66
6 90
Frank Carey,
2 40
Thomas Colman,
66
1 20
$267 00
NOVEMBER.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent $75 00
John Hale,
labor
12 45
Edward Powers,
16 27
Patrick Murphy, 66
19 05
Patrick Sullivan, 66
21 00
Thomas Ryan, 66
3 15
Thomas E. Colman,
6 15
Patrick Niland,
7 95
Patrick Finnegan,
11 25
Frank Carey, 66
24 45
Frank Buckley, 66
18 15
Daniel Creeden, 66
3 75
Daniel Cronan,
3 75
Michael R. Kelley,
15 08
John Martin,
11 25
Jere Toomey,
10 35
Amount carried forward $259 05
101
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $259 05
Daniel Lynch, labor 8 55
James Leonard, 5 70
Michael Bennett,
1 20
Patrick Sennott.
6 00
Blaisdell & Donnell, stone curbings 118 63
J. C. Stanley, shovel and axe handle 45
Edward Donahoe, labor
31 75
C. N. Maguire, 10 00
T. P. Mackinney, string . 30
Daniel Canning, paving. 9 25
$450 88
DECEMBER.
A. H. Pettingell, services as superintendent
John Hale, labor
4 80
Patrick Murphy,
10 20
Edward Powers,
13 80
Cornelius Kelliher,
4 20
John Buckley,
13 05
Frank Buckley, 66
15 60
Jere Toomey, 66
16 20
Frank Carey,
66
6 00
Thomas Ryan, 66
10 20
Daniel Lynch,
7 80
Michael R. Kelley, 66
9 60
Walter Joy, 66
2 40
Patrick Sennott, 66
7 20
Michael Harrigan,
2 40
Daniel Quill,
2 40
Patrick Moynihan, 66
12 00
A. H. Pettingell, books 2 15
Daniel Canning, labor 3 33
Gerrish & Goodwin, stock and labor 16 00
T. H. Lunt, labor. 32 40
J. W. Doyle, labor and stock 4 90
$271 63
14
$75 00
102
TREASURER'S REPORT.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January .
$1058 91
February
319 64
66
March 454 81
66
April 370 46
May
164 10
June
235 45
July
275 35
August.
173 08
September
215 56
66
October 267 00
November 450 88
December 271 63
Total expenditures for year ending December 19, 1885. ... $4256 87
103
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Appropriation $6,000 00
CREDITS.
From sale of engine house, Pleasant street $3,800 00 66 school house, State street. 270 00 three years' rent of police court room to Jan. 1, 1885
750 00
sale of lumber. 6 00
A. J. Teeling, rent of school buildings 50 00
R. M. Perley, for rent of Market street landing to Oct. 1, 1885. 20 00
Jos. H. Currier, sale of building 8 00
City Hall .1,385 00
burial lots.
210 00-$ 6,499 00
Total amount of appropriations and income .
12,499 00
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals
to balance account 25 91
Expenditures -$12,473 09
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property.
JANUARY.
John Moore, driver No. 1, double team $45 00
Wm. T. Thompson, 2. 45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 3, 45 00
James P. Plumer, 66 1, single team 66
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
2,
40 00
Fred Huntington, 66 3, 66
40 00
John Sumner, repairing etc.
15 75
Cornelius Lynch, 4 hours' service
70
Jere Shehan,
60
Daniel Quill,
60
Patrick Murphy,
60
Amount carried forward $273 25
104
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward $273 25
Daniel Lynch, 4 hours' service 60
William Carroll, 66
60
Thomas Ryan, 16 hours' service. 2 40
Michael Harrigan, 12
66 2 40
Patrick Sullivan, 12
2 40
J. B. Knight, grain. 96 05
Jos. W. Lanford, doctoring horses
105 00
A. N. Frost, shoeing
3 50
McGlew Brothers. repairing etc.
30 70
P. M. Lougee,
10 50
A. F. Young,
harnesses etc 19 60
1 00
Alfred O. Lowell, horse medicine.
96
Geo. W. Lunt, lantern mats etc
12 63
Edw. Donahue, shoeing etc. 126 86
Paul Titcomb, grain . 14 60
W. A. Davis & Son, rope, horse cover etc
3 39
James M. Woods, making pole 5 00
Henry W. Moulton, rent.
20 00
Safford & Lunt, repairing clock. · 1 00
- A. J. Leighton, carting . 50
Rufus Adams, stock and labor 34 48
B. P. Ireland, service as janitor 50 00
Jackman and Griffin, setting glass 18 22
Benj. F. Stanley, labor 2 45
Wm. S. Dodge, stock and labor.
3 50
Ireland & Trefethen, table, bedstead, chairs etc. 135 05
Chas. L. Huse, setting glass 32 12
Daniel Canning, posts. 50 00
229 25
John E. Bailey, plans, specification and work.
Lord Brothers, curtain fixtures etc 32 04
Green Davis, doors, mouldings 29 79
John Sumner, oil can etc. 39 34
Sewell P. Noyes, chairs. . 10 20
A. D. Woods, paints, oil etc 42 09
Jos. Torrey, stock and labor 25 29
Amount carried forward $1.466 76
A. N. Frost, shoeing.
105
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $1,466 76
Wm. Holker & Co., repairing etc. 72 74
R. Morrison, labor on public property. 5 50
E. S. Stickney, brooms, soap. 2 23
Louis Patriquin, iron work and sharpening chisel. 5 26
J. C. Stanley. screws .
28
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 5 07
John E. Bailey, . 6 164 89
W. & M. O'Connell, shoeing 8 68
Henry Morse, stock and labor 14 90
J. W. Evans & Co., lumber. 93 58
Geo. W. Manser, service at City Hall. 10 00
Edward Perkins, lumber and teaming 59
Stephen H. Thurlow, hardware. 7 19
Wm. H. Toppan, setting edgestones etc. 63 00
J. W. Cooper, carting, chairs 30
A. N. Frost, shoeing 7 00
Herman Castelhun, taking care of clocks etc 26 75
John F. Bryan, repairing harnesses etc. 44 40
Jos. H. Currier, mason work. 32 25
Davis & Littlefield, work on edgestones 3 60
$2,034 97
FEBRUARY.
John Moore, No. 1, double team $ 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson, .' 2, 45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 3,
. 6 45 00
James P. Plummer, “
1, single team 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66 2,
40 00
Fred Huntington,
66
3, 40 00
Luther Haskell, iron work and shoeing 56 44
James M. Woods, 66
1 25
P. Moynihan, shoeing 2 00
Sanders & Ronan, setting shoes 80
Paul Titcomb, grain.
15 04
C. R. Sargent, job on swing harnesses 2 00
Poor department, hay etc.
78 75
Amount carried forward. $411 28
106
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $411 28
S. Coker, paint. 84
A. N. Frost, shoeing. 2 19
John Bryan, repairing etc. 28 45
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor.
160 86
Thomas P. Mackenney, bolts, rings etc 6 16
Edw. Donahoe, iron work. 13 50
Gerrish & Goodwin, window line. repairing door 92
Geo. W, Noyes, stock and labor 16 27
B. P. Ireland, services as janitor. 50 00
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor .. 4 00
Jas. C. Colman, lumber and cartage 16 76
Ireland & Trefethen, bedstead, chairs etc. 50 35
J. C. Stanley, nails and poker 3 13
F. E. Cutter, paint etc. . 91
Henry Z. Whittier, repairs on manger of stable No. 2 2 75
Geo. W. Hunt, brooms etc. 1 28
Geo. W. Young, care of Market Hall 14 50
S. Coker, weighing . 50
$785 01
MARCH.
John Moore, driver No. 1, double team $45 00
Wm. T. Thompson, " 2, 45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, " 3, 45 00
James P. Plumer,
66
1, single team 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66 2, 40 00
Fred Huntington, 66 3, 66 40 00
Thomas Ryan, 3 hours handling hay 45
Patrick Welch, 3
45
Edw. Powers,
2 hours shoveling snow 30
Cornelius Lunch, 2 30
Michael Harrigan, 4 60
Daniel Quill, 4 60 66
Patrick Niland, 3
45
Cornelius Kelliher, 3
66
45
Patrick Finnegan, 10
1 50
Amount carried forward $260 10
107
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward .. $260 10
Geo. C. Bamford, 5 hours shovelling snow 75
James Sullivan, 36 5 40
Moses Colman & Son, one set trav. runners 50 00
William Nokes, one bay horse 275 00
H. Z. Whittier, expense to Boston & Reading, freight and groceries . 10 35
Murdock Parlor Grate Co., 1 manger
1 58
Poor department, hay . 46 61
Edw. Donahoe, job on sled and setting shoe 1 00
J. M. Woods, iron plate spring job on panel 2 60
John Hale, stowing hay 30
Paul Titcomb, grain . 7 20
Michael Donahoe, stowing hay 75
C. R. Sargent, stoek and labor 23 72
A. W. Banks, oiling and repairing 2 clocks No. 3
1 50
John Sumner, stock and labor 29 97
Wm. Holker & Co., 49 32 66
F. E. Cutter, 7 39
Chas. H. Bartlett, 66 4 50
Chas. H. Carr, 3 hours' work. 75
E. F. Manning, 1 set fire tools.
5 50
John F. Bryan, stock and labor 26 25
Geo. W. Manser, stage carpenter 13 75
W. H. T. Dodge, stock and labor. 1 25
C. C. Stockman, table, mop, stick, expense Reading 9 25
Frank Collins, stock and labor 2 30
Geo. W. Noyes, 8 28
B. P. Ireland, services at market house.
13 00
Frank D. Davis, stock and labor 16 72
$875 09
APRIL.
John Moore, driving city team $45 00
Wm. T. Thompson, 66 45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66
45 00
James P. Plummer, 66 40 00
Amount carried forward. $175 00
108
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $175 00
Alfred O. Lowell, driving city team 40 00
Fred Huntington, 40 00
Jos. S. Merrili, hay. . 7 48
J. B. Knight, corn, oats etc 48 35
Parker M. Lougee, sundries 59 50
Paul Titcomb, oats and corn. 8 85
Alfred F. Young, sundries 19 40
L. D. Wheeler, iron work. 25 95
Wm. B. Porter, use of horse.
88 75
Patrick Moynihan, horse shoeing 1 53
Poor department, hay . 61 69
John F. Bryan, sundries 8 05
Sanders & Ronan, horse shoeing 4 45
A. N. Frost, 4 25
4 90
Chas. L. Huse, setting lights 66 8 90
William Sutton, paint and labor 26 41
John Sumner, grate and fitting 7 50
B. W. Ordway, repairing settees 8 85
Geo. H. Plummer, dry goods. 7 79
A. F. Young, labor, pipe, pump leathers 3 85
Eben Rolfe, repairing. .
1 10
Thomas Coffee, washing and cleaning
4 00
Geo. W. Manser, services as carpenter
18 75
Frank A. Goodwin, labor on school house
75
H. Z. Whittier, salt and desk.
2 59
Baker, Pratt & Co., teacher's desk 25 00
J. C. Stanley, stake irons 65
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 18 69
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school rooms. 30 00
Benj. P. Ireland, running boiler in Market Hall 13 29
C. R. Sargent, labor and sundries 6 02
Chas. H. Cary, work on school house 5 00
John H. Balch, oilcloth and tacks. 6 66
Wm. B. Porter, teaming and use of horse and cart 2 75
William Moore, clearing snow . 5 00
Amount carried forward $801 70
109
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $801 70
Daniel Quill,
labor
1 35
Daniel Cronan,
1 35
Bart Creedon, 66
1 50
Cornelius Lynch, 66
15
John Shay,
60
Cornelius Kelliher, 66
15
Patrick Finnegan, 66
1 20
Jas. C. Moynihan, 66
45
Edw. Powers,
60
$809 05
MAY.
Luther Haskell, work for market house. $ 2 00
John Moore, driving No. 1, double team 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson, " 2, 45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, “ 3,
45 00
James P. Plummer, "
1, single team 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
2, 40 00
Fred Huntington, 3, 66
40 00
Patrick Welch, 18 hours' labor
2 70
Bart Creeden, 10
1 50
John Shay, 16 66
2 40
John Hale, 14
2 10
Michael Harrigan, 24 66
3 60
Cornelius Kelliher, 10
1 50
Edward Powers, 6 90
Cornelius Lynch, 4 60 60
Patrick Moynihan, horse shoeing 2 50
A. N. Frost, sign, iron and tools .
3 10
J. M. Greenough, use of carriages 5 00
F. A. Silloway, labor and stock .. .
39 00
Geo. W. Mansur, services as stage carpenter 15 00
Wm. N. Griffith, cleaning Brown Square. 2 00
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room. 10 00
Thomas & Williams, repairing roof of No. 3 house 1 52
B P. Ireland, running heating apparatus 12 86
Amount carried forward .... $363 28
15
110
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $363 28
Chas. H. Carr, work on school houses 3 00
Joseph Torrey, painting . 8 32
Jos. H. Currier, work on public buildings 17 12
Wm. H. T. Dodge, labor and stock. 3 00
J. W. Evans & Co., labor and sundries 62 61
John F. Rogers, sundries. 7 25
$464 56
JUNE.
John Moore, driver of No. 1, double team $ 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson, " 2, 45 00 66
Wm. F. Stanwood, " 3, 66 45 00
James P. Plummer, "
1, single team 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
2,
40 00
Fred Huntington, 66 3, 40 00
Bart Creeden, 22 hours' labor 3 30
Michael Harrigan, 14
2 10
Daniel Cronan,
8
1 20
Daniel Quill, 2 66
30
John Hale, 2
66 30
Edward Powers, 2
30
A. N. Frost, shoeing horses 3 00
McGlew Brothers, labor and stock . 129 94
J. S. Merrill, hay and bedding. 58 40
W. C. Sanders, shoes for horses 2 75
J. B. Knight, oats. 38 85
True Eaton, hay
31 94
Paul Titcomb, oats and corn
26 30
Poor department, hay
11 17
P. Moynihan, horseshoes
3 00
Jas. C. Colman, lumber .
22 18
Geo. W. Mansur, service as stage carpenter. 12 50
T. J. Mannix, teaming. 50
Jos. Pearson, labor on fences .. 9 30
B, W. Ordway, repairing chairs 4 50
Thomas Ronan, labor etc. 10 25
Amount carried forward. $627 08
111
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward $627 08
A. F. Young, labor and stock. 6 59
Thos. P. Mckinney, sundries. 2 33
Newburyport Water Co., laying service pipes 20 30
A. J. Leighton, carting chairs 30
C. C. Stockman, sundry articles .. 46 85
Geo. O. Lunt, whitewashing almshouse 87 00
B. P. Ireland, services as janitor . 13 28
Newburyport Water Co., use of water in public buildings. . 207 00
$1,010 73
JULY.
Todd & Brown, repairing pump $ 1 75
John Sumner, sundries.
2 35
John Moore, driving No. 1, double team 45 00
Wmn. T. Thompson, " 2,
45 00
Wm. F Stanwood, " 3,
66
45 00
James P. Plummer, “
1, single team 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 2,
40 00
Fred Huntington, 66 3, 66
40 00
J. S. Merrill, hay and fees. 39 73
Paul A. Merrill, standard food.
3 00
J. B. Knight, oats.
27 20
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats
17 50
John F. Bryan, sundries
2 55
Fred A. Silloway, sundries
75 30
Edward Donahoe, 1 new shoe
45 00
A. W. Smith, hay .
28 65
Patrick Moynihan, shoeing horses
2 63
A. N. Frost,
3 94
P. M. Lougee, hind board for cart.
1 75
Chas. Boynton, gray horse.
350 00
McGlew Brothers, gigger stock and labor
225 45
James M. Woods, stock and labor 7 25
Edward Donahoe, repairing wagon, 37 00
Orne & Co., standard food. 3 25
W. C. Sanders, shoeing horse 1 75
Amount carried forward $1,131 05
112
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $1,131 05
Geo. W. Hunt, brooms ....
80
Chas. L. Huse, setting lights 15 42
Wm. A. Davis & Son, awnings, duck etc. 22 72
H. Z. Whittier, sundries . 26 20
C. C. Stockman, desk, brooms and expenses 36 80
Geo. W. Mansur, services as stage carpenter 13 75
Rufus Adams, labor on public buildings. 53 19
Chas. H. Bartlett, " engine house. 1 00
W. H. T. Dodge, "
4 25
Joseph Torrey, glazing and painting
9 97
James C. Colman, lumber etc
144 47
S. H. Thurlow, sundries. 23 49
George H. Plummer, crash. 1 20
Green Davis, painting No. 1 house
10 00
J. C. Stanley, sundries 2 98
H. W. Moulton, rent. 10 00
J. W. Evans & Co., stock and labor 52 32
C. R. Sargent, sundries 44 58
Noyes Bros., chairs
2 50
E. S. Sweetser, paper and borders
4 47
Eli Lamprey, labor and stock.
37 08
James Wing, room paper hanging
2 85
B. P. Ireland, services as janitor. 12 86
Herman Castelhun, winding and repairing clocks 26 00
Thomas Ronan, labor and use of team 117 25
Robert Piper, labor and stock . 21 61
John F. Hall, blacksmith work.
1 00
Thomas Coffee, cleaning building. 1 00
Green Davis, stock and labor . 19 21
Michael Harrigan, 6 hours' labor 90
Edward Powers, 8 1 20
Cornelius Kelliher, 5
75
Patrick Welch, 8 66
1 20
John Hale, 8 3 15
Daniel Quill, 21 30
Daniel Cronan, 2 66 45
Amount carried forward. . $1,813 42
113
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $1,813 42
John Buckley,
3 hours' labor 45
Patrick Sullivan, 3 45
Bart Creeden, 3 45
$1,814 77
AUGUST.
John Moore, services as driver $ 45 00
Wm. F. Thompson,
45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 45 00
James P. Plummer,
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66
40 00
Fred Huntington, 66
40 00
W. Nokes, horse
50 00
Wm. C. Sanders, horse shoeing
1 50
L. D. Wheeler, iron work .
75
E. F. Manning,
15 35
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats
17 20
Patrick Murphy, labor
1 20
John Buckley,
1 20
F. E. Cutter, 48 02
John E. Bailey, building ventilators, labor 161 12
Wm. Holker & Co., labor and stock. 165 75
Wm. Hunt,
3 12
George W. Mansur, labor at City Hall
2 50
B. P. Ireland, labor at market house 13 28
John H. Balch, carpet tacks .
58
A. Russell & Sons, stable ties
19 50
Rufus Adams, labor and stock. 43 00
Wm. H. Johnson, labor at Brown Square 8 00
Charles S. Huse, setting lights.
5 04
Wm. J. Creasey, stock and labor 20 18
E. S. Scribner, cleansing goods 65
$832 94
114
TREASURER'S REPORT.
SEPTEMBER.
John Moore, services as driver $ 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson,
45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 45 00 66
James P. Plumer,
66
66
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
66
60
40 00
Fred Huntington,
40 00
J. S. Merrill, hay 105 39
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats 15 90
H. Z. Whittier, groceries. 7 00
Patrick Moynihan, shoeing horses 6 50
John F. Bryan, sundries. 2 95
W. C. Sanders, shoeing horse 1 50
A. N. Frost,
4 15
Joseph Torrey, labor 52 37
Eben A. Young, mason work. 8 81
Thomas & Williams, repairing buildings 28 88
Blake & Noyes, labor and stock. 56 57
Charles C. Stockman, 66
1 50
C. C. Currier, 66
45 67
James C. Colman, lumber . 43 16
114 35
Chilson Furnace Co., furnace fixture
66 50
Geo. W. Noyes, labor.
7 50
Benj. P. Ireland, salary as janitor.
13 28
Benj. F. Stanley, labor 1 25
7 20
David Buckley, 66
4 75
H. W. Moulton, rent of schoolhouse 30 00
22 25
Eli Lamprey,
71 43
John Hale,
11 62
Edward Powers, 66
6 45
Daniel Cronan, 66 66
5 77
Patrick Sullivan,
66
6 15
Patrick Welch,
. .
5 10
Cornelius Kelliher, 66
3 82
Amount carried forward.
$1,012 77
John Sumner, sundries.
William S. Dodge,
C. H. Meader, labor and stock 66
115
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $1,012 77
Patrick Murphy,
labor and stock 2 10
Arthur Mclaughlin,
1 50
Michael Harrigan, 66 66
1 12
Daniel Quill,
1 12
Daniel Creeden, 66
1 20
Patrick Finnegan,
1 20
Cornelius Lynch,
1 40
Jere Shehan, 66
1 20
$1,023 61
OCTOBER.
John Moore, services as driver $ 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson, “
66
45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 45 00
James P. Plumer, 66 66
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66 66
40 00
Fred Huntington, 40 00
Benjamin P. Ireland, services as engineer 12 85
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats. 8 60
William B. Porter, teaming
3 25
James M. Woods, labor. 2 15
Patrick Moynihan, labor and stock. 3 00
W. Sanders, labor
1 50
Edward Donahoe, labor
5 00
Charles C. Stockman, teaming
4 09
Charles L. Huse, labor ..
12 25
E. F. Manning, labor and stock.
6 25
Edward Perkins,
63 37
Albert F. Young, sundries
13 55
O. G. Davis, teaming 1 50
56 79
Chilson Furnace Co., furnace fixings.
94 43
J. W. Evans & Co., labor and stock 56 64
Joseph Pearson, labor at graveyard . 22 50
S. H. Thurlow, sundries. 13 02
George W. Mansur, services at City Hall 8 75
James C. Colman, lumber. 25 56
Amount carried forward. $670 05
·
Joseph B. Creasey, sundries.
116
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $670 05
Blake & Noyes, labor and stock
8 94
John Hale, 66
5 17
Edward Powers,
66
4 20
Daniel Cronan,
3 00
Patrick Murphy, 66
3 60
A. McLaughlin,
1 05
Daniel Creeden, 66
5 25
John Buckley, 66
4 20
Patrick Neland,
2 40
Patrick Moylan, 66
3 00
Patrick Finnegan,
1 20
Patrick Sullivan, 66
5 40
Michael Harrigan, 66
3 00
Daniel Quill, 66
3 90
Cornelius Kelleher, 66
4 50
Thomas Ryan,
60
Frank Buckley,
66
1 80
$731 26
NOVEMBER.
John Moore,
services as driver
$ 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson,
45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66
45 00
James P. Plumer,
66
40 00
Alfred O. Lowell, 66 66
40 00
Fred Huntington,
10 00
John F. Bryan, sundries
10 40
C. N. Maguire, hay .
9 40
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats
13 90
W. C. Sanders, shoeing horse.
1 50
James M. Woods, labor and stock.
2 75
Pattick Moynihan, new horse shoes. 57 62
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock. 14 25
Benj. P. Ireland, services as janitor of Market building 13 28
Todd & Brown, repairing pump' 2 50
Chas. H. Meader, labor and stock. 68 28
Amount carried forward. $448 88
117
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $448 88
Gerrish & Goodwin, labor and stock 3 25
Thomas P. Mackinney, sundries 5 35
Rufus Adams, labor 48 26
John E. Bailey, labor and stock. 114 79
C. R. Sargent, hose and labor 67 59
Rufus Sargent, plans . 17 00
James. C. Colman, lumber, etc.
75 50
H. G. Johnson, jr., dusters. 4 00
J. C. Stanley, sundries
2 70
Edwin Currier, labor and stock. 2 00
Geo. W. Mansur, services as stage manager 25 00
McClure & Field, sundries. 27 65
Chas. H. Bartlett, stock and labor 2 75
Chas. J. Brockway, lumber, etc
12 54
Chas. C. Stockman, settees
28 05
Michael R. Kelley, labor
2 40
Edward Powers,
3 60
Patrick Sullivan, 66
1 20
Frank Buckley, 66
1 80
Thomas Ronan,
11 25
$905 56
DECEMBER.
John Moore,
services as driver 45 00
Wm. T. Thompson,
45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 45 00
James P. Plumer, 66 40 00
Alfred O. Lowell,
40 00
Fred Huntington, 66
40 00
J. B. Knight, oats, etc 134 64
John F. Bryan, sundries . 6 60
P. M. Lougee, labor and stock 38 70
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats 20 05
E. F. Manning, horseshoes. 16 50
Poor Department, hay . 125 40
Amount carried forward . $596 89
16
118
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward .$596 89
B. P. Ireland, services as engineer 12 85
Jas. C. Colman, lumber, etc. 53 43
Patrick Moynihan, horseshoes 3 25
H. Z. Whittier, sundries 1 12
John A. Greeley, labor and stock 72 29
Joseph Torrey, glazing 11 90
W. C. Sanders, shoeing horses 2 70
J. W. Evans & Co., labor and stock 16 45
Wm. H. Toppan, 66
3 42
Joseph H. Currier, 66
20 25
Joseph Moulton, glass ware. 4 38
Stephen H. Thurlow, sundries 8 79
Charles L. Huse, labor 6 93
19 97
John Sumner 9 05
40
George W. Mansur, services as stage carpenter 18 75
Jere Cashman, labor
70 00
George E. Greeley, " and stock
4 95
George Harris,
4 00
John P. Evans, 66
66
8 37
Geo. A. Pike,
16 50
Edward Powers,
60
Thomas Ryan,
60
Michael Harrigan, 66 60
Newburyport Water Co., use of water in public buildings. .. 207 00
Blake & Noyes, labor and stock. 5 10
Samuel Pearson, services rendered 5 00
$1,185 54
A. D. Woods,
Edward Osgood, porcelain shade.
119
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
$2,034 97
February .
785 01
March 875 09
66
April
809 05
May.
464 56
June
.1,110 73
66 July . ..
1,814 77
66
August
832 94
66
September
1,023 61
66
October
731 26
November
905 56
66 December .1,185 54
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 19, 1885. . 12,473 09
120
TREASURER'S REPORT.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation . . $10,000 00
CREDITS.
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court, fees to Oct.
3, 1885 $ 1,276 15
Total amount appropriation and income .$11,276 15
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account 646 00
Fxpenditures
$11,922 15
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the Committee on Police. JANUARY.
Edward E. Taylor, services as marshal . $ 76 85
Geo. B. Hicken,
" assistant marshal. 64 50
Lemuel Hicken,
" patrolman 63 87
Hiram Janvrin,
66
63 87
Samuel W. Tuck,
66
62 00
Bartholomew Shehan,
66
62 00
Daniel Ryan,
" sergeant of watch 62 00
Geo. N. Young,
" captain 6 6
68 75
John W. White, services as patrolman
58 12
Chas. W. Page,
58 12
Robert G. Allen,
60 12
John C. Buckley, 66
58 12
Jos. M. Toppan, .6
58 12
Richard K. Jackman, 66
58 12
Robert C. Bragg,
60 12
Angus McAuley, 66
58 12
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