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J. Otis Winkley, hay. 22 80
F. A. Silloway, repairing harnesses 11 85
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight. 4 50
Wm. H. Huse, expense in purchasing horses 37 50
E. F. Manning, setting shoes. 5 50
Samuel Blake & Son, services and attendance on horse 5 00
William L. Sutton, painting three carts 15 00
Edwin Currier, labor and stock . 39 60
Ambrose A. Silloway, one hall brush 1 25
Edward S. Hidden, white-washing at the police station. 37 65
Frank H. Plumer, moving safe 1 00
Joseph Torrey, labor and stock 9 86
C. W. Cooke, labor and stock 27 25
Amount carried forward. $270 81
140
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. . $270 81
Charles L. Huse, labor and stock. 33 65
J. W. Gunnison, making keys, eic. 1 15
William Huse, door step and labor. 9 75
Samuel March, brooms and blacking 4 37
Thomas & Williams, fixing ventilator at engine house 2 63
Edward Perkins, lumber 25 34
James C. Colman, lumber 19 24
Rosanna Quill, cleaning paint at station 6 00
Rowe & Fogg, painting blackboards, etc. 9 15
William H. Walton, 12 chairs, 2 bed springs, 1 mirror 29 85 William Holker & Co., 119 lbs. pipe, dust pans, etc 27 20 Frank E. Davis, labor and stock at No. 3 engine house. 75 39
J. C. Stanley, 122 lbs. sheet iron and screws. 1 43
S. C. Hannazer, 4 braces 3 00
Charles R. Sargent, 6 hours' labor and 1 key fitted 2 60
George E. Greeley, register hood for Kelley school. 3 50
Henry W. Moulton, 3 mos. rent of school building 30 00
B. G. Gerrish, carpet for treasurer's room, with mats 72 88
L. M. Hatch & Sons, labor and stock 10 48
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 12 26
John E. Bailey, labor and stock at hall and school houses .. 114 58
E. H. Cunningham, pair of horses for No. 2 engine 455 00
Morris Broderick, services as driver of No. 1 double team .. 44 00 Wm. H. Dow, No 2 44 00 66 66
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 No. 3 66 44 00
Albert E. Bray, No. 1 single team. 40 00
Frank Annis,
No. 2
40 00
George W. Carter, 66
No. 3 66 40 00
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market house. 12 00 John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter at City Hall. . 18 75 John Clifford, labor 1 66
John Murphy, 2 10
Frank Buckley, " 3 15
John Hale, 66 2 63
Amount carried forward. .$1,572 65
141
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. . $1,512 65
Patrick Finnegan, labor
1 93
Daniel Quill, 1 31
Michael Harrigan, . 6
1 40
Jeremiah Toomey,
53
Patrick Murphy, 66
70
Edward Powers,
70
Thomas Ryan,
70
Wm. Tatterfield,
70
APRIL. $1,520 52
McGlew Brothers, labor and stock $78 07
John F. Bryan, labor and stock. 7 55
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Jere W. Doyle, labor and stock. 18 87
Rowe & Fogg, painting jigger 7 50
F. A. Silloway, repairing harnesses 8 72
J. Otis Winkley, hay. 54 65
Paul Titcomb, oats and corn. 35 40
J. C. Stanley, 45 lbs. cleaning bags 2 25
C. R. Sargent, labor and stock George E. Noyes, three chairs
5 40
C. Gemignani, picture frame, cord and hooks
2 31
Edwin Toppan, labor as mason . 6 75
Henry J. Plumer, 30 lbs. of pipe, and labor 7 66
James C. Colman, lumber. 8 82
Aaron D. Woods, labor and stock. 98 59
William Holker & Co., pail and oil can 1 75
Charles L. Huse, painting and repairing. 14 62
Henry W. Moulton, 1 month's rent of school building 10 00
William A. Johnson, 40 yards of crash . 5 00
Frank E. Davis, pipes and labor 13 60
Green Davis, painting coat room, per agreement 145 00
C. W. Cook, labor and stock at school house. 16 5)
. John H. Balch, tapestry carpet, matting, etc
101 10
Amount carried forward $711 36
61 25
142
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $711 36
William H. Adams, laying carpets. 7 00
Herman Castelhun, winding city clocks 3 mos 14 00
Charles C. Stockman, 4 chairs .. 2 40
Rosanna Quill, cleaning paint at station. 8 60
Daniel Sculley, shoveling snow . 7 31
John Sumner, one grote and fitting to furnace 7 25
Eagle Chemical Co., 1 bbl. Eagle Mill Powder
32 30
Ambrose A. Silloway, 1 dozen brooms.
William Holker & Co., steel edge dust pan
11 50 25
Morris Broderick, services as driver of No. 1, double team .. 44 00
Wm. H. Dow, 66 . 6 No. 2, 66
44 00
Wm. H. Stanwood, 66 66 No. 3, 44 00
Albert E. Bray,
No. 1, single team 40 00
Frank Annis, 66
No. 2, . 6
40 00
George W. Carter,
No. 3, 66 40 00
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market House. 12 00
Jeremiah Shehan, labor
97
Edward Powers,
97
Thomas Ryan,
53
Cornelius Kelleher,
53
Frank Buckley.
4 13
Cornelius Lynch, 66
35
Daniel Cronan, .6
1 67
Jolın Hale,
3 33
Patrick Murphy, 66
1 06
Daniel Quill, . ..
1 93
Andrew Blood,
1 40
John Martin,
1 75
John Clifford, 66
1 58
Patrick Finnegan, 2 10
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter at City Hall .. 10 00
$1,098 27
143
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
MAY.
Hale Knight, grain $50 14
Paul Titcomb, grain 16 20
J. Otis Winkley, hay 113 30
F. A. Silloway, repairing bridle 30
E. F. Manning, 6 staples and new shoes .
7 10
Daniel B. Pierce, labor and stock and pair blankets 30 80
McGlew Brothers, labor and stock. 173 21
Charles H. Smith, labor and stock. 22 14
Henry J. Plummer. labor and stock. 2 40
Henry J. Plummer. 33 feet of pipe and stove neck 10 69
Edward Osgood. cleaning and repairing clocks 4 75
C. R. Sargent, making keys for school houses. 7 70
Frank E. Davis, making keys and repairing pump 4 20
Edward Osgood, 1 duster 1 35
Fred P. Hinckley, shoveling snow 3 33
C. W. Cooke, labor and stock 19 00
H. Z. Whittier, 4 pails, 1 gal. oil and 3 chimneys 2 72
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school house 10 00
Edward Perkins, lumber. 25 08
Edward Osgood, 4 gas globes 1 00
Daniel B. Pierce, making cushion for No. 3 steamer 15 00
B. G. Gerrish, 10 yds. matting and labor 11 50
C. R. Sargent, fitting key 25
A. C. T. for Albert Currier, one day's services as janitor 2 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware. 9 33
J. B. Winchester, 5 chimneys . 50
Eben Rolfe, repairing 16 chairs at station ... 3 50
John Sumner, screens to protect border lights 14 65
21 28
L. H. Noyes, labor and stock.
News Publishing Co., printing. 5 62
Wm. H. Huse & Co., printing.
6 00
Morris Broderick, services as driver of No. 1 double team .. 55 00
Wm. H. Dow, 66 No. 2 6 6 55 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, “
No. 3 55 00
Amount carried forward. $760 04
144
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $760 04 Albert E. Bray, services as driver of No. 1 single team. . 50 00
Frank Annis, 66 No. 2 50 00
George W. Carter, " No. 3 66 50 00 Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market house. 15 00 William Casey. labor 2 45
Daniel Cronan,
1 23
Daniel Quill, 66
4 92
Patrick Murphy,
3 16
Frank Buckley,
66
7 09
John D. Foley, 66
2 89
Edward Powers,
3 24
Cornelius Lynch,
1 93
Cornelius Kelleher, 66
2 98
Thomas Ryan, 66
2 98
John Murphy,
2 98
John Clifford,
1 23
Jeremiah Shehan, 66
1 05
Timothy Kneeland, 66
2 63
John McDade,
88
John Hale,
1 93
Joseph Snow,
1 05
JohnW. Sargent, services as stage carpenter. 27 50
$997 16
JUNE.
F. A. Silloway, labor and stock. $16 84
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats. 16 65
Patrick Moynihan, new cart and labor on same. 185 50
John F. Bryan, labor and stock. 23 90
C. N. Maguire, load of bedding 11 70
Samuel Blake & Son, attendance on horses 20 00
Charles L. Huse, setting six lights 4 25
George E. Noyes, two brushes and twelve office chairs. 20 50
Amount carried forward. $299 34
145
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $299 34
Edward Osgood, two iron cuspadores 1 50
John H Balch, carpet sweeper and carpets 8 67
C. R. Sargent, repairs on lawn mower and labor 3 70
J. C. Stanley, grass seed and 50 feet hose 8 50
Ezra Thurlow, labor at city landing . 12 81
Rufus Adams, labor and stock 96 85
J. C. Stevens & Son, two water pails 70
Pearl S. Bradford, water closet and attachments. 46 75
Todd & Brown, repairing pump 15 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware . 6 96
Charles Pacton, repairing curtain . 3 00
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school-building at Moultonville. 10 00 Thomas & Williams, labor and stock. 7 58
Rowe & Fogg, painting at No. 2 engine house and setting glass . 2 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware
9 79
William E. Porter, teaming
2 35
Joseph Torrey, labor and stock
21 54
Lord Brothers, curtain goods and fixtures 5 45
James C. Colman, lumber. 78 30
Morris Brodrick, services as driver of No. 1 double team. 46 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 3 46 00
Wm. H. Dow, 66 66
2 46 00
Albert E. Bray, 66
1 single team 42 00
Frank Annis,
66 66
2 42 00
George W. Carter, 3 66 66 42 00
Samuel P. Boardman, engineer at Market house 12 00
John D. Foley, labor
4 38
Edward Powers,
1 76
Daniel Cronan,4 66
4 38
Cornelius Lynch, 66
35
John Hale, 66
35
Cornelius Kelleher, 66
35
Frank Buckley, 66
3 50
Amount carried forward. $931 86
19
146
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $931 86
Jere Shehan, labor 1 75
Thomas Ryan, 66
1 40
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter 11 25
Thomas Ryan,
labor,
88
Edward Powers,
88
John Clifford, 66 88
Cornelius Kelleher, 66 88
JULY. $949 78
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats. 17 50
Hale Knight, corn, oats and hay . 51 73
J. W. Landford, services as horse doctor 132 00
G. A. Randall, 8 bu. carrots at 40 cents 3 20
J. Otis Winkley, hay 32 50
F. A. Silloway, labor and stock 22 15
F. M. & J. J. McGlew, shoeing horses, etc. 8 25
William J. Creasey, setting glass at engine house 2 00
Edward Perkins, lumber, 33 98
Pearl S. Bradford. one enamel drip safe. 1 75
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 23 85
Rowe & Fogg, labor and stock . 10 75
James W. Gunnison, 9 keys for school houses and repairs. . 3 25
Edward S. Hidden, labor and stock . 17 75
C. W. Cooke, labor at school and engine house 26 25 Davis & Littlefield, marble blocks for City Hall and labor. 4 93
Charles H. Smith, labor and stock .. 18 13
John Foley, mowing grass on Brown square and Washing- ton monument. . 2 00
S. H. Safford, repairing chair 75
R. Morrison, repairing plastering 7 20
Edwin Lunt, 190 washing compound . 10 00
Frank H. Plumer, use of harness and jigger 4 00
Herman Castelhun, winding city clocks for 3 months 12 50
Amount carried forward. $446 42
147
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $446 42
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room 10 00
Morris Brodrick, services as driver No. 1 double team. 46 00
William H. Dow, 66
2 46 00
William F. Stanwood,
3 46 00
Albert E. Bray,
1 single team 42 00
Frank Annis, 66
1
2 42 00
George W. Carter,
3 42 00
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market house. 12 00
Cornelius Kellcher, labor
1 93
John Clifford,
1 58
John Murphy, 66
4 20
Jeremiah Shehan,
3 50
Timothy Kneeland, יי
1 70
John D. Foley,
3 50
Francis O'Connor,
1 75
Thomas Ryan,
70
John Hale, 66
70
Frank Buckley,
3 68
Patrick Murphy, 66
18
Daniel Cronan,
35
Daniel Quill, 66
35
$756 59
AUGUST.
Justin Noyes, 3990 lbs. English hay at $1 per cwt $40 10
Paul Titcomb, corn, meal and feed . 19 50
F. A. Silloway, stock and labor 11 22
McGlew Brothers, stock and labor 178 25
J. C. Stanley, labor and stock 68
Edwin Lunt, bal. due by error on bill of June 8 7 10
Charles L. Huse, labor. 14 62
H. W. Moulton, rent of school building 10 00
Edward Osgood, 1 tub and 7} doz. goblets at 10 c. 2 30
George A. Pike, labor. 16 00
Amount carried forward. $299 77
148
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $299 77
S. Coker, sundry articles. 4 27
C. A. Pratt, wire mats. 16 00
John Sumner, balance due on bill of May 1 1 00
A. L. Currier, one waste basket.
1 62
W. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor 34 38
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor 29 23
J. H. O'Neil, labor 2 00
J. A. Adams, teaming . 50
Morris Brodrick, services as driver No. 1 double team 57 50
William H. Dow, 2 57 50
William F. Stanwood, 3 57 50
Albert E. Bray, 66
1 single team.
52 50
Frank Annis,
2
66 52 50
George W. Carter, 66 3 52 50
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market house. 15 00
John W. Sargent, stage carpenter ..
7 25
Cornelius Lynch, labor,
6 14
Frank Buckley, 6.
5 62
Patrick Murphy, 66
4 92 70
Daniel Lynch,
1 75
Edward Powers,
5 62
Daniel Cronan,
1 93
Cornelius Kelleher,
1 93
Peter Young,
2 98
John Hale, 66
3 51
John Carrigan, 66
1 75
Daniel Quill, 66
1 23
Jeremiah Shehan,
1 23
Timothy Nealon, 66
88
John D. Foley,
4 38
Patrick Lyons, 66
26
John Clifford,
35
$786 20
Thomas Ryan,
149
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
SEPTEMBER.
Morris Brodrick, services as driver No. 1 double team ... $46 00
William F. Dow,
2 66 46 00
William F. Stanwood, 66 66
3 46 00
Albert E. Bray,
1 single team. 42 00
Frank Annis, 66 66
2 42 00
George W. Carter, 66
3 42 00
Sam'l P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market house. . 12 00
Thomas Ryan, labor,
4 20
Edward Powers,
4 20
Cornelius Kelliher,
4 20
Cornelius Lynch,
2 63
Timothy Nealon,
35
Daniel Quill,
35
Frank Buckley, 66
35
Chas. W. Thurlow, 66
53
Peter Young,
1 23
John D. Foley,
1 75
L. H. Noyes, to stock 12 20
Thos. P. Mackinney, to stock 2 30
S. March, to stock . 4 75
O. L. Storey, repairing scenery
80 00
H. J. Plumer, stock. 14 90
Frank E. Davis, repairing grate, steam heater 1 00
Edward S. Hidden, stock and labor 20 75
H. W. Moulton, 1 mos. rent of school building in ward 6 .. 10 00 C. R. Sargent, exchange of faucets, stock and labor 5 10
F. A. Silloway, stock and labor 7 25
Hale Knight, corn, oats and hay 71 51
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats. 24 05
E. F. Manning, stock and labor 18 65
Jere W. Doyle, horse shoeing 20 00
J. S. Merrill, hay . 85 18
Charles N. Maguire, bedding 11 65
John F. Bryan, stock. 4 35
Amount carried forward. $692 43
1
150
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $649 43
Albert Currier, hay ... 13 60
James M. Woods, repairing tools 3 15
Frank H. Plumer, bedding, use of horse two weeks 22 20
Daniel B. Pierce, stock and labor 109 05
F. E. Cutter, 66
11 37
Rowe & Fogg,
3 50
McGlew Brothers, 60
17 65
S. H. Thurlow,
1 00
A. D. Woods,
66
138 70
$1,009 65
OCTOBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team .... $46 00
Wm. H. Dow, 66 No. 2 66 46 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 66 No. 3 46 00
Albert E. Bray, 66 66 No. 1 single team. 42 00
Frank Annis. 66 66 No. 2 66 42
George W. Carter, 66
No. 3 66 42
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market house 12 00
Edward Powers, labor
70
Thomas Ryan, 66 70
Cornelius Kelleher,
3 86
Jere Shehan, 66
70
Daniel Crenan, 66
1 58
Patrick Murphy, 66
1 58
Cornelius Lynch,
35
Frank Buckley, 66
2 29
Daniel Quill,
66
35
John D. Foley,
4 04
John Hale, 66
88
John Clifford, 66
88
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter 22 50
Daily News, printing. 4 50
Paul Titcomb, oats and corn 15 30
Amount carried forward $336 21
151
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. .$336 21
F. A. Silloway, stock and labor. 17 90
McGlew Brothers, stock and labor 21 00
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor. 16 06
John Gorwaiz, two large feather dusters. 3. 00
John Sumner, tin ball for flag pole, stock. 1 87
Joseph Brooks, carting stove. 50
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room at Moultonville. .. 10 00 John C. Stanley, two mop sticks 24
Western Union Telegraph Co., to selectmen of Manchester, Mass 49
Newburyport Despatch, expressage 7 25
Samuel M. Gerrish, stock and labor 7 62
William Holker & Co., stock and labor
Henry Z. Whittier, two pails. 22 05
50
Herman Castelhun, winding city clock three months
12 50
J. B. Pritchard, stock and labor
3 20
C W. Cooke, labor 6 25
L. H. Noyes, stock and labor 75
George E. Noyes, desk for Hose No. 4. 33 00
Rowe & Fogg, stock and labor 60
James C. Colman, stock and teaming. 96
S. H. Thurlow, stock. 11 26
$521 21
NOVEMBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team .. . .$57 50
Wm. H. Dow, No. 2 66 57 .50
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 No. 3 57 50 Albert E. Bray, 66 66
No. 1 single team 52 50
Frank Annis, 66 66
No. 2 52 50
George W. Carter, No. 3 66 52 50 Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market House 15 00 John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter 21 25
Amount carried forward. , $366 25
152
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $366 25
Frank Buckley, labor 3 52
John D. Foley, 3 52
Timothy Nealon, labor. 1 76
Cornelius Kelleher, labor 1 76
John McDade, labor. 88
Daniel Cronan, labor. 88
Hale Knight, corn and oats 55
60
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats. 23 50
Poor Department, 7} tons of hay 110 64
F. M. & J. J. McGlew, 20 new horse shoes 10 00
John F. Bryan, stock and labor 5 25
E. F. Manning, 16 new horse shoes 8 25
Samuel Blake & Sons, attendance and medicine on steamer horses . 9 00
Edward S. Hidden, mason work and stock. 33 00
H. J. Plummer, stock and labor 90 09
J. C Stanley, step ladder and copper wire. : 13
Nathaniel Morse, 14 days' work cutting trees 28 00
R. C. McConnell, teaming. 1 00
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school rooms 20 00
J. M. Greenough,, horse and carryall.
1 50
George E. Huntley, stock and labor
30 33
F. A. Silloway, stock and labor 2 70
Aaron Woods, stock and labor 47 60
S. H. Thurlow, stock. 2 44
Thomas & Williams, stock and labor 5 65
John C. Bayley, stock and labor 171 86
William B. Porter, teaming 18 50
Edward Perkins, stock. . 69
C. W. Cooke, stock and labor 5 00
$1,061 30
153
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
DECEMBER.
Morris Brodrick, services as driver No. 1 double team. .. $57 50
William H. Dow, 66 66 No. 2 57 50
William F. Stanwood, “ No. 3 57 50
Albert E. Bray, 66 No. 1 single team ... 52 50
Frank Annis, 66 · No. 2 52 50
George W. Carter, 66 No. 3 66 52 50
Sam'l P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market house. 15 00
Frank Buckley, labor, 14 89
Daniel Cronan,
1 76
Jere Shehan, 66
35
Edward Powers, 66
35
Patrick Murphy,
2 10
John McDade, 66
3 50
John Hale, 53
Cornelius Kelliher, 1 05
John W. Sargent, services as stage carpenter 12 50
John D. Foley, labor. 1 40
Hale Knight, oats and corn. 24 60
Paul Titcomb, oats and corn. 15 90
J. E. S. Hart, use of horse and wagon . 75
McGlew Brothers stock and labor 88 00
F. A. Silloway, stock and labor. 28 84
Edward F. Manning, sixteen new shoes and setting. 8 75
S. H. Thurlow, stock. . 62
J. C. Stanley, hatchet, hammer and mortise block. 2 17
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor 1 75
Henry W. Moulton, rent of two school rooms. 20 00
Edward S. Hidden, labor at No. 2 engine house 21 20
S. H. Thurlow, stock 2 48
C. W. Cooke, stock and labor . 27 50
Lord Brothers, stock and labor 10 50
Frank E. Cutter, stock. 1 04
Jere Cashman, seats and castings for desks 83 50
James C. Colman, stock . . 48 33
Green Davis, stock and labor. 75 49
Henry A. Wilson, floor brushes and pails. 5 90
$853 74
154
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
. $1,029 76
66
February
1,926 93
66
March
1,520 52
April
1,098 27
66
May
997 16
June
949 78
66
July
756 59
66
August
786 20
September
1,009 65
66
October
521 21
November
1,061 30
December
853 74
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 15, 1888 .. $12,511 11
155
POLICE DEPARTMENT
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation $10,000 00
CREDITS.
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court,
fees to October, 1888 $3,186 26
From Abby S. Smith, services of police officer 8 00- 3,194 26
Total appropriation and income $13,194 26
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance
account. 1,039 74
Expenditures $12,154 52
156
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
EXPENDITURES,
Authorized by the Committee on Police.
JANUARY.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal $83 07
Edward E. Taylor, 66 assistant city marshal 62 50
E. P. Hurd, professional services. 1 50
John Homer, 3 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram to city marshal from Portland. 35
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 60
C. H. Johnson, duster, ink and blank book. 1 30
Safford & Lunt, repairing two clocks.
3 00
Robert C. Bragg, services as patrolman 55 00
Bartholomew Shehan,
42 00
Seth Young, 66
44 00
Albert D. Hale,
42 00
Lemuel Hicken,
66
44 00
Joseph H. Post,
44 00
James V. Merritt,
44 00
Henry J. Hidden,
42 00
William W. Hewlett,
44 00
Alexander H. Libby,
42 00
Patrick Creadon, 66
44 00
$646 32
FEBRUARY.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal. $81 42
Edward E. Taylor, assistant marshal. 62 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 75
J. N. Frost, ice at station. 9 00
George Butler, pilot bread. . 24 23
George H. Pearson, diaries, pencils, ink and ledger 9 00
William P. Jones, repairing clock and badges 2 75
Robert C. Bragg, services as patrolman 72 50
Bartholomew Shehan, 70 00
Amount carried forward. $336 15
157
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $336 15
Joseph H. Post, services as patrolman
71 00
Henry J. Hidden,
66
70 00
Alexander H. Libby,
66
72 00
Seth Young, 66
70 00
William V. Hewlett, 66
74 00
Albert D. Hale, ‹ .
71 00
Lemuel Hicken,
66
72 00
Patrick Creadon,
66
72 00
J. W. Merritt, 66
72 00
$980 15
MARCH.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal $81 48
Edward E. Taylor, ass't 62 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
John P. Lovell Arms Co., three pair hand cuffs and police calls . . 17 25
C. W. Lerned & Co., disinfectant and purifying powders .. 30 50
Karl Castelhun, chloral solution. 2 00
Moses M. Ross, est., groceries, etc.
17 22
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch 60 00
Alexander H. Libby, services as patrolman 50 00
Albert D. Hale, 66
56 00
Seth Young, 66
56 00
Bartholomew Shehan,
56 00
Robert C. Bragg, 56 00
Lemuel Hicken, 66
56 00
Joseph H. Post,
56 00
James W. Merritt, 66
56 00
Henry J. Hidden, 56 00
56 00
Patrick Creadon, 66
56 00
George J. Ross, 66
52 00
William H. Pike,
52 00
Charles W. Page, 66
52 00
$1,040 95
William V. Hewlett, 66
158
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
APRIL.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal
$93 98
Edward E. Taylor, 66 ass't 75 00
Scovill Manufacturing Co., brass buttons 18 00
George Butler, crackers 18 08
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 25
George H. Pearson, sundries
3 15
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch 70 00
Albert D. Hale, services as patrolman 56 00
Seth Young, 56 00
Alexander H. Libby, 66
26 00
Bartholomew Shehan, 56 00
Patrick Creadon, 56 00
James W. Merritt, 66
56 00
William H. Pike, 66
56 00
Robert C. Bragg,
66
56 00
William V. Hewlett,
66
56 00
Charles W. Page, 66
56 00
Joseph H. Post, 66
56 00
George J. Ross,
56 00
Henry J. Hidden,
66
56 00
Lemuel Hicken, 66
56 00
$1,036 46
MAY.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal $86 03
Edward E. Taylor, 66 ass't 66 67
J. M. Batchelder, use of team for police 4 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
Samuel March, groceries. 29 02
Samuel P. Boardman, services as janitor of police court .. 8 33
J. M. Greenough, hack. 1 00
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch 87 50
Albert D. Hale, services as patrolman, 70 00
Seth Young, 70 00
Amount carried forward. $426 55
159
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Amount brought forward. $426 55
Bartholomew Shehan, services as patrolman
71 00
Robert C. Bragg,
71 00
William V. Hewlett,
66
71 00
Charles W. Page, 66
16 00
Joseph H. Post,
66
71 00
George J. Ross,
66
71 00
Henry J. Hidden,
66
71 0C
Patrick Creadon,
66
71 00
James Merritt, 66
71 00
Lemuel Hicken,
66
71 00
William H. Pike,
66
71 00
D. C. Batchelder,
66
2 00
$1,154 55
JUNE.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal $86 73
Edward E. Taylor, ass't 66 67
S. H. Fowle, papers for ten months 8 58
H. G. Johnson, appearance in police court
45 00
George Butler, pilot bread.
13 50
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch 72 00
Albert D. Hale, services as patrolman 56 00
56 00
Lemuel Hicken. 66
56 00
Patrick Creadon, 66
56 00
Robert C. Bragg,
56 00
James W. Merritt,
66
56 00
Henry J. Hidden,
66
56 00
George J. Ross, 66
56 00
Bartholomew Shehan,
66
56 00
William V. Hewlett,
56 00
Joseph H. Post,
66
56 00
William H. Pike,
56 00
$964 48
Seth Young, 66
160
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
JULY.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal
$86 48
Edward E. Taylor,
ass't 66 67
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 8 80
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch .
71 87
Seth Young, services as patrolman, 56 00
Albert D. Hale, 66
56 00
William H. Pike,
57 00
Joseph H. Post,
57 00
William V. Hewlett, 66
57 00
Bartholomew Shehan, 66
57 00
George J. Ross, 66
57 00
Henry J. Hidden, 66
57 00
James W. Merritt,
57 00
Robert C. Bragg,
66
57 00
Patrick Creadon,
57 00
Lemuel Hicken, 66
57 00
$915 82
AUGUST.
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal
$88 24
Edward E. Taylor,
ass't
69 97
Ellingood & Co. 4 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone
5 40
Samuel P. Boardman. 6 25
S. Levy, p. m., box rent.
50
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch
92 50
Albert D. Hale, services as patrolman, 73 00
Seth Young, 66
73 00
William H. Pike,
74 00
Joseph H. Post, 16
74 00
Bartholomew Shehan, 66
73 00
William V. Hewlett,
73 00
George J. Ross,
74 00
Henry J Hidden, 66
73 00
Amount carried forward $854 36
161
POTICE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $854 36
James W. Merritt, services as patrolman
73 00
Robert C. Bragg,
74 00
Patrick Craedon,
66
73 00
Lemuel Hicken,
73 00
Frank Buckley, 66
4 00
Charles H. Bartlett,
66
4 00
$1,155 36
SEPTEMBER.
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch
71 00
Albert D. Hale,
services as patrolman, 56 00
Seth Young,
66
56 00
Lemuel Hicken,
56 00
Patrick Creadon,
66
56 00
Robert C. Bragg,
66
56 00
James W. Merritt,
56 00
Henry J. Hidden,
56 00
George J. Ross, 66
56 00
Bartholomew Shehan,
56 00
William V. Hewlett, 66
56 00
William H. Pike, 66
56 00
Joseph H. Post,
56 00
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal. 86 73
Edward E. Taylor, .6 ass't 66
66 66
Telephone Co., use of telephone 5 50
George H. Pearson. stock. 2 15
William R. Johnston, milk 13 56
Samuel March, groceries . 10 71
George W. Snow, attendance on prisoners 5 00
William H. Huse & Co., printing. 3 50
$936 81
21
162
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
OCTOBER.
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch
$75 50
Joseph H. Post,
services as patrolman. 58 00
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