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16 55
Thomas Ryan, .
11 47
John Clifford, . .
9 03
Edward Powers,
12 35
13 14
Michael Harrigan,
13 92
Cornelius Lynch,
6 49
Patrick Moylan,
8 59
Frank Buckley, 66
Amount carried forward. .
$118 86
13
94
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $118 86
Jeremiah Shehan, labor
10 69
John Hale, 66
10 69
Patrick Murphy, 66
10 69
Jere Toomey, 66
6 31
Patrick Shea, 66
2 10
Charles W. Davis, "
1 49
John W. Gildart, “
1 75
Patrick Finnegan, "
1 23
James Welch,
3 41
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent
75 00
William B. Porter, teaming
50
Luther Hatch, labor.
1 40
J. Crowley and J. A. Nichols, labor 10 40
Jere W. Doyle, labor and stock 6 50
$261 02
MAY.
Daniel Cronan, labor
$14 26
John Hale, 66
14 71
Frank Buckley, 66
13 49
Jere Toomey, 66
10 86
Cornelius Lynch, 66
18 13
Michael Harrison,
12 35
Patrick Murphy, 66
13 83
Patrick Moylan, 66
19 52
Cornelius Kelliher, “
14 44
Thomas Ryan,
13 83
Daniel Quill, 66
13 57
Jere Shehan,
14 18
John Clifford, . 6
12 34
Edward Powers,
11 38
James Welch.
9 37
John Murphy, 6.
2 80
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent. 75 00
C. N. Maguire, breaking snow paths 5 00
289 06
95
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
JUNE.
Daniel Cronan, labor
$22 05
John Hale, 29 75
Frank Buckley,
29 05
Jere Toomey,
23 64
Cornelius Kelliher, “
28 44
Cornelius Lynch,
20 30
Patrick Moylan, 66
27 39
Thomas Ryan,
25 38
Edward Powers,
25 38
John Clifford,
27 13
Jere Shehan,
21 69
Daniel Quill, 66
21 61
Patrick Murphy, 66
26 00
John Murphy, 29 40
15 06
Patrick Ferguson, 66
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent. 75 00
James Lyons, labor 2 01
Thomas K. Bartlett, labor and stock . 16 95
$466 23
JULY.
Cornelius Lynch, labor. $25 38
Jere Shehan,
22 76
Daniel Quill,
15 93
John Hale,
20 22
Frank Buckley,
22 15
Jere Toomey,
15 76
Cornelius Kelliher, “
25 38
John Murphy, 19 26
18 03
Patrick Murphy, 18 22
Thomas Ryan, 15 16
11 90
John Clifford,
17 86
Patrick Moylan, 66
13 57
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent 75 00
Daniel Cronan, 66
Edward Powers,
Amount carried forward. $336 58
96
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $336 58
James C. Colman, lumber 2 53
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock. 18 75
S. H. Thurlow. hardware. 2 00
Jere W. Doyle, labor and stock . 2 50
E. F. Manning, labor and stock 175 00
$537 36
AUGUST.
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent. $75 00
Rockport Granite Company, paving blocks. 776 51
John E. Bailey, measuring for paving stone
Jere Toomey, labor. 4 50
16 81
Daniel Quill, 66
15 76
Edward Powers, labor.
13 66
John Clifford,
13 13
Frank Buckley,
14 01
Cornelius Kelliher, labor
19 16
John Murphy, . 6
11 03
Jere Shehan,
18 39
Cornelius Lynch,
9 63
Patrick Moylan,
3 50
John Hale, 10 69
David Cronan, 66
12 61
Patrick Murphy, .6
11 38
Thomas Ryan
6 84
$1,032 61
SEPTEMBER.
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent $75 00
Daniel Cronan, labor
23 47
Daniel Quill,
30 90
Jere Shehan,
18 30
Jere Toomey,
24 07
John Hale,
35 72
Frank Buckley,
26 88
Edward Powers, 66
26 45
Amount carried forward $260 79
97
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $260 79
Thomas Ryan, labor
26 80
John Murphy,
31 17
Patrick Murphy,
28 55
Cornelius Kelliher, "
32 13
John Clifford,
33 27
Cernelius Lynch,
25 73
Patrick Moylan, 66
1 23
William Martin, 66
21 54
Daniel Hallisey,
23 47
John Haley,
21 99
Timothy Leary,
23 25
Robinson Perry, .6
4 38
$534 30
OCTOBER.
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent. $75 00
McGlew Brothers, labor and stock. 3 00
F. M. & J. J. McGlew, labor and stock. 9 05
Jere W. Doyle, labor and stock. 1 40
McGlew Bros., repairs on bridge, etc. 22 35
Davis & Littlefield, labor on paving.
2 31
Albert A. Libby & Co., paving and edge stone.
.312 93
Effie B. Moody, wharfage, of paving stone.
17 00
Daniel Cronan, labor. 28 35
Patrick Murphy, .. 25 55
John Hale, 30 63
Frank Buckley,
30 46
Edward Powers, "
18 91
Jeremiah Shehan, labor
25 91
Daniel Quill,
26 26
Jeremiah Toomey,
23 28
John Clifford,
27 31
John Murphy,
22 70
Thomas Ryan, 66
21 19
Cornelius Kelliher,
30 19
Amount carried forward. $753 84
98
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $753 84
Cornelius Lynch. labor.
26 96
John Martin, 66
25 04
Daniel Hallisy,
24 51
Robinson Perry,
7 00
Philip Cummings,
19 26
Timothy Nealton,
9 28
Patrick Moylan,
5 25
$872 14
NOVEMBER.
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent. $75 00
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock. 10 50
John E. Bailey, labor and stock.
7 83
Edward Donahoe, labor and stock.
7 25
Daniel Cronan, labor
22 50
Patrick Murphy, labor
21 97
John Hale,
24 15
Frank Buckley, 6.
22 15
Daniel Quill, 6.
22 76
Jere Toomey, 66
30 46
Jere Shehan,
24 59
Edward Powers,
13 57
Thomas Ryan,
14 01
Cornelius Kelleher,
30 03
John Murphy, .
23 99
John C. Clifford,
26 52
Cornelius Lynch,
27 57
22 32
Daniel Hallisy, ..
14 44
Timothy Nealton, 6.
15 32
Philip Cummings,
John Martin . 10 76
$467 69
99
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
DECEMBER.
Charles M. Prichard, services as supt. $75 00
Plum Island turnpike Co .. toll and putting up horses 5 25
John F. Bryan, 3 street brooms .. 2 55
Batchelder and Fogg, oil and water pails. 2 06
Charles C. Stockman, teaming 25
James C. Colman, lumber. 76
Blaisdell & Donnell, edgestones and freight. 121 80
J. G. Little & J. Knight, work on road with men and oxen. 2 50
Oliver C. Philbrick, shoveling snow and cleaning gutter 1 25
Parker M. Lougee, making bridge 2 25
S. H. Thurlow, nails 1 40
Edward Perkins, lumber 6 09
Stephen Coker, nails and spikes. 99
Proprietors of Plum Island, 48 tons Plum Island sand. 4 80
William Holker & Co., putting bottom on can 25
Daniel Cronan, labor
20 93
Patrick Murphy,
21 36
Daniel Quill, 66
21 53
John Hale, 24 16
Edward Powers, 66
22 76
Jeremiah Shehan, “ 20 84
Jeremiah Toomey, " 22 41
Frank Buckley, 66
19 79
John Murphy 66
19 96
John Clifford, 26 96
Cornelius Kelliher, " 28 35
Thomas Ryan, 21 81
Cornelius Lynch,
6 31
John Martin, . .
6 66
$511 03
100
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
RECAPITULATION.
Billls paid in January
$ 275 91
February
319 56
66
March . 216 10
66
April
261 02
May
289 06
66
June.
466 23
July .
537 36
66
August. 1032 61
534 30
September
October 872 14
66
November 467 69
66 December 511 03
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 17, 1887 .. $5783 01
101
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Appropriation
$8,000 00
CREDITS.
From R. S. Hewlett, one year's rent of Winter street landing to Jan. 1,'88 $51 75
One year's rent of police court room to Jan. 1, 1887 250 00
R. M. Perley, 1 year's rent of Mar- ket st. landing to Oct. 1, 1887 .. 20 00
A. J. Teeling, rent of school build- ings to Oct. 1, 1887 50 00
Ellery, bill credited back 5 71
G. W. Perkins, land rent for shanty on Water street 10
City Hall
1390 00
Burial lots 102 00 -- 1,822 81
Total appropriation and income $9,822 81
Amount undrawn transferred to Incidentals to balance
account 26 83
Expenditures $9,795 98
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property.
JANUARY.
John More, driver No. 1 double team $45 00
W. T. Thompson, " No. 2 66 45 00
W. F. Stanwood, “ No. 3 45 00
James P. Plumer, ". No. 1 single team 40 00
Wmn. H. Dow, No. 2 66 40 00
Geo. W. Carter, No. 3 40 00
Joseph W. Landford, doctoring horses . 100 00
Amount carried forward. $355 00
102
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $355 00 Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock on two sleds 76 50
J. S. Merrill, hay and bedding . 12 19
John F. Bryan, labor and stock 11 75
Jere W. Doyle, shoeing No. 3 single horse 3 50
E. F. Manning, labor and stock
5 60
Paul Titcomb, 16 bags of oats 14 40
F. A. Silloway, labor and stock . 119 65
Edward Donahoe, “ 68 71
E. G. Stratton, dentistry donc on one horse. 3 00
Eben A. Young, labor on cess pool at City Hall 42 00
Eli Lamprey, one screen door and fitting
3 25
John E. Bayley, labor and stock. 13 43
Herman Castelhun, winding city clocks for 3 months 12 50
C. L. Atwater, repairs on school houses 4 03
Blake & Noyes, paint and window sash. 4 00
William H. Toppan, labor and stock. 20 65
Ira F. H. Blake, care of police court rooms 25 00
John Sumner, repairs on conductor 2 80
Thomas P. Mackinney, one nail hammer
65
William J. Creasey, amount paid for land. 51 75
Benjamin P. Ireland, services as engineer at Market Hall .. . 13 29
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 4 81
Geo. H. Plumer, 12 yards crash. 1 80
F. E. Cutter, labor and stock. 25 95
A. D. Woods, setting glass at City Hall 10 30
Ireland & Trefethen, one office desk, 12 chairs 38 00
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter 25 00
John Hale, labor 60
Edward Powers, " 20
Thomas Ryan, 1 80
Cornel's Kelliher " 1 80
Daniel Quill, 2 10
Mich'l Harrigan " 1 20
Cornelius Lynch,“ 1 20
Jere Shehan, 90
Patrick Finnegan“ 1 80
$982 11
103
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
FEBRUARY.
John Moore, driver of No. : double team $45 00
Wm. T. Tompson, No. 2 45 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, No. 3 45 00
James P. Plumer, .. No. 1 single team 40 00
Wm. H. Dow, 66 No. 2 40 00
Geo. W. Carter, 60
No. 3 40 00
Paul Titcomb, 16 bags of oats 15 20
26 50
John F. Bryant, labor and stock.
P. Moynihan, :6 36 83 90
S. Coker, weighing hay
J. S. Merrill, hay.
7 81
Luther Haskell, labor and stock.
16 35
F. A. Silloway, 2 collars 11 00
Geo. E. Noyes, 18 chairs 27 00
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock 21 20
26 31
William Huse, 66
12 50
Wm. Holker & Co., sundries
15 70
John Cogger, labor.
75
Daniel Casey,
2 25
Francis Carey,
5 63
Geo. H. Ogden, running boiler 3 nights at City Hall.
6 00
F. E. Cutter, labor and stock. 9 25
Charles S. Colby, building set house for stage at City Hall. 2 00
Edwin Varney, painting scenery 20 00
John Sumner sundries . 16 90
Geo. E. Greeley, labor and stock 5 00
B. W. Ordway, repairing chairs and settees 23 75
John W. Sargent, service as stage carpenter 12 50
B. P. Ireland, service as engineer at Market house 13 29
Daniel Quill, labor 90
Frank Buckley, “
90
Patrick Moylan, " 90
Patrick Finnegan'·
4 20
Daniel Cronan, “ 1 95
Amount carried forward. $598 47
L. M Hatch & Sons, "
104
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $598 47 John Hale, labor 3 30
John Clifford. 1 28
John Murphy,
60
Thomas Ryan,
.
2 55
James Welch,
66
60
J. B. Knight, corn and oats 48 40
$655 20
MARCH.
John Moore, driver of No. 1 double team $44 00
Wm. T. Thompson, 6. 2 66 44 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 3 66 66 .. 44 00
James P. Plumer, 66 66 1 single team 40 00
Wm. H. Dow,
. 6
2 40 00
George W. Carter, . . 3 40 00
Patrick Murphy, labor 35
Thomas Ryan,
79
John Clifford,
88
J. Murphy,
35
Cornelius Kelliher,“ 1 32
Benj. P. Ireland, services as engineer at Market house 12 00
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter 31 25
Charles C. Stockman, chairs 13 50
Geo. H. Ogden, tending boiler 3 nights and repairing screen 8 00 John E. Bailey, labor and stock . 66 88
James C. Colman, lumber 11 04
Thomas & Williams, repairs on slate roof 19 76
Charles L. Huse, setting out lights
6 16
P. T. Winkley, English hay . 30 05
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock 16 00
E. F. Manning, 66 10 70
J. M. True, bedding for No. 2 9 10
John F. Bryan, labor and stock . 13 75
G. W. Rowe, painting cart. 5 00
James M. Woods, painting and repairing 6 75
Amount carried forward.
$515 63
105
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $515 63
C. E. Currier, repoiring wheels and carl 25 90
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock. 16 30
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school houses 3 mos . 30 00
George E. Noyes, 8 chestnut chair 16 20
J. C. Stanley, sundries 2 75
F. H. Fuller, 5 mops. 3 75
Francis Carey, shoveling snow 6 87
S. H. Thurlow, hardware. 10 35
F. E. Cutter, labor and stock. 1 60
Wm. A. Johnson, cloth and towels 2 87
Michael Harrigan, labor. 97
Daniel Quill, 66
97
John Hale, 1 76
$635 92
APRIL.
John Moore, services as driver of No. 1 double team. $44 00
Wm. T. Thompson,
2 44 00 ..
Wm. F. Standwood, 3
.. 44 00
James P. Plumer, .. 1 single team. 40 00
Wm. H. Dow, ..
2 40 00
George W. Carter 66 .6
3 .. . 40 00
Benjamin P. Ireland, services as engineer at Market house .. 12 00
Thomas Ryan, labor
1 50
John Clifford, 1 15
Edward Powers,
97
Michael Harrigan, "
97
Daniel Quill, 66
53
Patrick Finnigan
1 14
John Hale,
36
Patrick Moylan,
35
Daniel Cronan,
18
Patrick Murphy, ..
18
Jere Toomey,
18
James Welch,
18
Amount carried forward . $271 69
106
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $271 69
Cornelius Kelliher, "
18
Frank Buckley, 1
E. Donahoe, labor and stock. 118 30
Geo. W. Rowe, paint and labor
10 00
P. T. Winkley, hay. 57 15
Poor Department, hay.
86 91
Jere W. Doyle, labor and stock
8 75
E. F. Manning, 66
43 98
Paul Titcomb, oats and corn. 23 40
George Fenderson, est., sundries
23 95
Lord Brothers, labor and stock
22 57
C. R. Sargent, 66
13 41
Francis Carey, shoveling snow 4 03
William Casey, 4 29
James C. Colman, lumber . 18 06
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room 10 00
Herman Castelhun, winding city clocks for 3 months.
12 50
S. M. Howes & Co., stoves.
8 50
Edward Osgood, lanterns and globes
2 85
J. B. Creasey, sundries 2 20
William Holker & Co., sundries 13 02
Jere Cashman, teaming 63 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 11 78
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter 10 00
$840 70
MAY.
John Moore, services as driver of No. 1 double team $ 44 00
Wm. T. Thompson, 2 44 00 66
Wm. F. Stanwood, 3 44 00
James P. Plumer, 66 1 single team 40 00
Wm. H. Dow, .. 2 40 00
Goo. W. Carter, 66
3 40 00
Benj. P. Ireland, " engineer at Market house, etc. .
17 00
Edmund Murphy, labor
2 10
Amount carried forward. $271 10
107
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward $271 10
Patrick Finnegan, labor.
70
John Hale, 2 45
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter at City Hall. 5 00
Daniel Cronan, labor. 1 40
Jere Shehan,
1 40
Jere Toomey,
1 40
Patrick Murphy. . 1 40
Daniel Quill.
1 40
Franck Buckley,
1 40
John Clifford,
1 40
Edward Powers.
1 40
Thomas Ryan. . 6
70
John F. Bryan, and stock 12 80
10 50
Paul Titcomb, corn feed. etc 16 25
Charles N. Maguire, bedding. 11 75
John E. Bailey, labor and stock. 41 49
B. W. Ordway, repairing settees and chairs 10 00
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school house 10 00
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock 96
L. M. Hatch & Sons. “ 11 69
Geo. H. Plumer. 53 yds. cotton
5 30
Fred P. Hinckley, filling up well at school house 20 33
Michael Carey, labor
1 57
Francis Carey.
3 32
Eagle Chemical Co., 1 bbl. Eagle mill powder 32 10
Geo. E. Noyes, mattress 4 00
F. E. DeJean, labor and stock. 1 75
Frank Collins, labor at school house 2 00
J. M. Greenough, 2 horses and wagonette 14 00
$500 96
E. F. Manning. : 6
108
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
JUNE.
Jolin Moore, services as driver of No. 1 double team. .$ 55 00
Wm. T. Thompson, 6 6
2
66 55 00
Wm. F. Stanwood,
3
66 55 00
James P. Plumer. 66 1 single team 50 00
Wm. H. Dow, 66 ..
2
66 50 00
Geo. W. Carter,
66
66
3
50 00
Ben P. Ircland,
Daniel Cronan,
labor
Jere Shehan,
66
1 93
Daniel Quill,
66
4 47
Thomas Ryan,
66
3 24
Edward Powers, . .
2 98
John Clifford,
3 24
Patrick Murphy, 66
26
Patrick Ferguson,
2 63
Jere Toomey,
1 32
Frank Buckley, 66
52
Patrick Moylan, 66
3 76
Jobn Hale, 66
88
John W. Sargent. services as stage carpenter at City Hall. 17 50
Wm. T. Thompson, 3 weeks driver of No. 2 33 00
Paul Titcomb, grain 25 60
Hale Knight, 49 00
Paul T. Winkley, hay
67 40
J. S. Merrill, 66 40 55
Geo. E. Daniels, horse cart and expressage on same. 76 00
Chas. M. Lunt, hay and removing night soil 39 50 James Noyes, load of litter 7 96
Jackman & Griffin, labor at school house
10 66
Rufus Adams, labor and stock. 29 51
Wm. F. Houston, railroad tickets to Haverhill for com 8 38
C. R. Sargent, one burner and labor 60
Thos. P. Mackinney, hardware. 3 92
Edward Perkins, lumber 41 36
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room 10 00
' engineer at Market house 15 00 53
Amount carried forward $816 79
109
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $816 70 Chas. C. Stockman, 2 dozen chairs at City Hall. 14 40
Calvin E. Currier, repairs on cart. 2 25
Joseph Torres, labor and stock. 4 10
S. H. Saff :: 1 & Co., repairing at engine house
8 00
$845 45
JULY.
John Moore, serv
+. as driver of No. 1 double team. $ 44 00
Wm. T. Thompso
2 1 58 . 6
Wm. H. Dow, .. 66 66
66 43 85
Wm. F. Stanwood, 6. 3 44 00
James P. Plumer.
1 single team 40 00
Frank Annis,
.. 66 2 38 57
George W. Carter.
66
3 40 00
Ben P. Ireland,
" engineer at Market house 12 00
John Hale,
labor
7 88
Jere Shehan,
2 18
Patrick Murphy, 66
9 18
Daniel Cronan, ..
10 06
Daniel Quill,
7 01
John Clifford,
7 88
Cornelius Kelliher, "
2 18
Thomas Ryan. 6.
8 75
Edward Powers, 66
11 38
John Murphy, 66
9 63
Jeremiah Toomey, "
5 25
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter at hall.
2 50
Frank Buckley, labor
6 12
Cornelius Lynch,
1 75
Paul T. Winkley, jr., hay .
29 40
Jere W. Doyle, shoeing horses.
8 75
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock
10 50
Edw. F. Manning, 10 97
Paul Titcomb, grain. 18 80
Hale Knight, 66 66 25
Stephen H. Thurlow, hardware
12 73
Amount carried forward .. $513 15
15
110
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $513 15
Wm. H. Johnson, cutting grass . 10 00
Edward Osgood, 4 colored glass globes 3 50
William Huse, labor and stock . 70 00
Hermann Castelhun, winding city clocks 3 months 12 50
James M. Woods, repairing cart. 2 25
William A. Johnson, cotton cloth 3 40
Chas. R. Sargent, labor and stock. 183 90
Eben Young, repairing plastering 4 00
James C. Colman, lumber 25 73
$828 43
AUGUST.
John Moore, services as driver of No. 1 double team $ 44 00
Willliam H. Dow, 66
2 66 44 00
Wm. F. Stanwood,
3 44 00
James P. Plumer, 66 1 single team 40 00
Frank Annis. 6.6 2 40 00
George W. Carter,
66
3 . 6 40 00
Benj. P. Ireland,
" engineer at Market house 12 00
John Hale, labor
15 75
Patrick Murphy, 66
14 44
Daniel Cronan, 66
15 75
Thomas Ryan, 66
17 95
Cornelius Lynch, 66
7 97
Jere Toomey,
66
6 56
Daniel Quill, 66
6 22
Jeremiah Shehan,
7 95
John Murphy,
11 30
Cornelius Kelliher, “
8 04
John Clifford,
11 30
Edward Powers, 6.
3 94
Frank Buckley,
6 66
Patrick Moynihan, "
4 38
P. T. Winkley, jr., hay
29 35
Paul Titcomb, grain, etc. 8 15
28 25
John F. Bryan, labor and stock
Amount carried forward $467 96
111
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward $467 96
Moses M. Ross, sundries
17 70
J. S. Merrill, hay . 36 63
George E. Greeley, labor and stock 56 25
F. E. Davis, repairs on lawn mower 3 60
Charles R. Sargent, labor and stock 10 85
James C. Colman, lumber 15 02
F. E. Cutter, paints 2 75
Edward S. Hidden, whitewashing the police station 17 00
Euclid Moynihan, labor and stock 5 25
W. N. Griffith, cutting grass. 6 00
John E. Bailey, labor and stock
61. 75
C. H. Meader, 66 44 94
Moses Brown, 21} yds. linen toweling 2 69
William Huse, labor. 23 70
Rufus Adams, labor and stock. 20 10
$792 19
SEPTEMBER.
John Moore, services as driver of No. 1 double team $ 37 71
Wm. H. Dow,
. .
2
66 55 00
Wm. F. Stanwood,
66
3
66 55 00
James P. Plumer,
6 1 single team. 34 29
Frank Annis,
.6
2 50 00
George W. Carter,
66
3 50 00
Ben P. Ireland,
" engineer of Market house 15 00
Thomas Ryan,
labor
6 13
Daniel Cronan,
7 35
Daniel Quill,
66
6 13
Edward Powers,
66
5 60
Jere Shehan,
13 48
John Hale,
4 20
John Murphy, . 6
2 63
Cornel's Kelleher, "
2 63
Cornelius Lynch, “
7 36
Maurice Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team. 17 29
Ellery, 66 66 single 5 71
Amount carried forward. $375 51
112
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $375 51
Timothy Leary, labor
6 48
John Hale,
88
Daniel Hallisey,
1 41
Frank Buckley,
88
John Martin,
. .
88
Patrick Murphy,
35
Jere Toomey,
2 63
McGlew Bros., labor and stock 112 90
Paul Titcomb, grain .
27 28
E. F. Manning, labor and stock
18 25
Joseph Little, jr., 2560 1bs. hay
25 70
Charles M. Lunt, English hay.
27 00
C. R. Sargent, repairing lawn mower, pick lock 1 25
Edward Perkins, lumber.
36 80
Todd & Brown, repairing pumps
17 00
John Sumner, labor and stock . 71 19
Newburyport Water Co., labor and stock setting fountain .. 9 75
31 35
Henry Z. Whittier, 1 dozen shades 3 00
64 65
John H. Balch, 6} yds. matting
8 55
William Huse, labor and stock. 10 50
J. C. Stanley, chain. 1 65
L. M. Hatch & Sons, labor and stock 6 69
C. G. Thomas, clearing out well. 7 00
J. C. Stanley, bolts and drain pipe 1 96
S. H. Thurlow, hardware. 9 64
Albert E. Bray, services as driver of No. 1 single team 8 57
$894 70
Frank Collins, whitewashing and repairing Bromfield school Wm. N. Griffith, mowing grass on Brown square
5 00
Philip H. Noyes, labor and stock
113
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
OCTOBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team .... $ 44 00
Wm. H. Dow,
2 44 00
Wm. F. Stanwood,
3
6. 44 00
Albert E. Bray,
1 single team 40 00
Frank Annis, . .
2 40 00
George W. Carter, 6 6 . .
3
40 00
Ben P. Ireland.
" engineer at Market house 12 00
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter
15 00
Thomas Ryan, labor
44
John Clifford.
44
Jeremiah Shehan, ..
1 32
Daniel Hallisey,
44
Daniel Cronan, ..
2 28
Patrick Murphy,
2 46
Jeremiah Toomey, "
1 05
Timothy Nealon,
1 05
John Murphy, 6.
70
Cornelius Kelliher, “
70
Cornelius Lynch,
88
John Hale, 66
1 58
Hale Knight, corn and oats.
90 18
Paul Titcomb, corn, oats and shorts 16 33
Edward F. Manning, labor and stock 7 00
Jere W. Doyle, 13 25
James Noyes, hay. 6 94
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware 12 71
Fred P. Hinckley, fixing ventilators at Kelley school. 1 50
Manuel P. Goodwin, repairing clocks at school 9 00
George A. Pike, repairing pump. 6 00
Albert Russell & Sons, fountain. 120 50
James C. Colman, lumber 81 98
John Sumner, labor and stock 81 89
J. G. Muldoon, labor on funnel 31 15
George F. Avery, scenery. 50 00
Stephen R. Fox, cleaning stove pipes 4 25
Amount carried forward. $825 02
114
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $825 02 Herman Castelhun, winding city clock for 3 months 12 50
Charles H. Meader, labor and stock 9 59
Muldoon & Plumer, at City Hall 1 25
Davis & Littlefield, cutting stones 30 00
NOVEMBER.
$878 36
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team. .$55 00
William H. Dow,
2
66
55 00
William F. Stanwood, ..
3
66 55 00
Albert E. Bray,
66
66
1 single team
66
50 00
Frank Annis,
2
50 00
George W. Carter,
3 50 00 66
Benjamin P. Ireland, services as engineer at Market House. 15 00
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter. 13 75
John Hale, labor 88
Daniel Cronan, labor
1 23
Chrnelius Kelliher “
61
John Murphy,
61
John Clifford, 66
70
Edward Powers,
1 05
Frank Buckley,
35
Joseph W. Landford, horse doctor 75 00
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats 17 90
Hale Knight, 66 34 75
S. Coker, weighing hay . 1 33
Samuel Blake & Son, professional attendance on horses 20 00
John F. Bryan, labor and stock. 42 90
Gerrish & Goodwin, labor at school house. 6 95
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock. 7 50
Frank E. Davis, cleaning boiler and stock . 4 50
John E. Bailey, labor and stock. 159 69
Parker M. Lougee, labor and stock 6 00
John Ronan, fencing Davenport lot and teaming 13 75
Henry W. Moulton, five months' rent of school house 50 00
Jackman & Griffin, labor and stock . 32 19
H. J. Plummer, labor and stock. 5 75
Amount carried forward .. $827 39
115
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward .. $827 39 John Sumner, storing stove and setting up 2 00
J. A. Adams, teaming 1 25
William Huse, labor at school house 9 00
Edward Osgood, burners and chimneys
1 72
S. Coker, sundries 3 47
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock 9 80
854 63
DECEMBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 dougle team. $55 00
William H. Dow, ،، 2 55 00
William F. Stanwood, 66 66
3 55 00
Albert E. Bray, 66 66 1 single team 50 00
Frank Annis, .. 2 50 00
George W. Carter, 66 3
.. 50 00
Benjamin P. Ireland, services as engineer at Market House. 15 00 John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter at City Hall. . 18 75 Edward Powers, labor
3 86
Cornelius Kelliher, labor
1 40
John Murphy,
2 63
Patrick Murphy,
1 05
Dauiel Quill,
2 64
John Hale. ..
1 23
Daniel Cronan,
1 76
Thomas Ryan. 1 23
John Clifford.
70
Poor Department, hay. 152 21
John F. Bryan, labor and stock 4 85
E. F. Manning. 15 25
Paul Titcomb, oats and corn. 15 35
F. A. Silloway, labor and stock. 103 15
L. M. Hatch & Sons, labor and stock. 55 20
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock. 3 00
Albert F. Young, oil and stove polish . 4 80
W. A. Davis & Son, hose covering and putting up awnings. 9 15
A. D. Woods, labor and stock. 64 27
Amount carried forward $792 48
116
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $792 48 Thomas Humphreys, labor and stock calking cart. 2 00 Rufus Adams, labor and stock on look and ladder house 75 00
S. H. Thurlow, sundry articles. 10 32
Henry W. Moulton, 1 month's rent of school house 10 00
B. W. Ordway, labor and stook on settees 7 00
C. H. Meader, labor and stock. 22 83
George H. Plumer, 52 yards cotton 4 68
Lloyd Bros., curtains. 6 13
Edward Perkins, lumber 32 98
Rufus Adams, labor and stock on school houses 48 35
James C. Colman, lumber . 58 86
William B. Porter, teaming.
2 35
F. A. Silloway, labor and stock. 9 35
Charles C. Stockman, use of horse 5 00
$1,087 33
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
$982 11
February
655 20
6 6 March. 635 92
66 April
840 70
. .
May
500 96
66 June
845 45
66 July
828 43
66 August 792 19
894 70
October:
878 36
66 November 854 63
66 December 1,087 33
September
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 17. 1887. ... $9,795 98
117
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation .$9,000 00
CREDITS.
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court fees to October 3, 1887 . $2.066 98 Abby A. Smith, services of police offi- cer 14 00-2,080 98
Total appropriation and income. $11,080 98
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