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William H. Pike,
58 00
William V. Hewlett, .
. 6
56 00
Bartholomew Shehan, 66
58 00
George J. Ross,
58 00
Henry J. Hidden,
58 00
James W. Merritt, 66
56 00
Robert C. Bragg,
58 00
Patrick Creadon.
58 00
Lemuel Hicken,
58 00
Seth Young.
56 00
Albert D. Hale,
56 00
Joseph M. Tappan,
8 00
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal
87 08
Edward E. Taylor,
ass't 66 66 66
H. G. Johnson
30 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 5 35
George Butler, pilot bread. 25 88
William P. Jones, badges
2 00
$988 47
NOVEMBER.
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch
Albert D. Hale,
services as patrolman ... 70 00
Seth Young,
70 00
Lemuel Hicken,
70
Patrick Creadon, 66
70 00
Robert,C. Bragg, 66
70 00
James W. Merritt,
70 00
Henry J. Hidden,
70 00
George J. Ross,
66
70 00
Bartholomew Shehan,
66
70 00
William V. Hewlett,
66
70 00
Amount carried forward
$788 00
$88 00
163
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $788 00
William H. Pike, services as patrolman 70 00
Joseph H. Post, 66 70 00
George W. Hicken, services as city marshal 87 23
Edward E. Taylor,
ass't
66 66
J. M. Bachellor,
6 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone .
5 95
Sam. P. Boardman, 3 months' labor at court room 6 25
$1,100 59
DECEMBER.
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of watch.
89 25
William H. Pike,
services as patrolman 71 00
Joseph H. Post,
71 00
James W. Merritt,
71 00
William V. Hewlett, 66
71 00
George J. Ross,
71 00
Henry J. Hidden,
66
71 00
Albert D. Hale,
71 00
Seth Young, .6
71 00
Patrick Creadon, 66
71 00
Lemuel Hicken, 66
71 00
Bartholomew Shehan, 66
73 00
Robert C. Bragg, 66
73 00
Alexander Libby, 66 56 00
George B. Hicken, services as city marshal 86 64
Edward E. Taylor, ass't 66 68 89
George Butler, pilot bread ... 21 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 5 25
Samuel March, groceries 21 53
H. G. Johnson, professional services 30 00
$1,234 56
164
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January. $646 32
February 980 15
March.
1,040 95
April.
1,036 46
May
1,154 55
June
964 48
July
915 82
60
August
1,155 36
66
September
936 31
October 988 47
November 1,100 59
December 1,234 56
Total expenditure for the year ending Dec. 15, 1888 ... $12,154 52
165
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$2,500 00
CREDITS.
From city clerk, licenses $76 00
From city clerk, issuing and recording liquor licenses for year 1888 47 00
From city clerk, fees from marriage licenses for the year 1888 67 00
From city clerk, recording mortgages, assign- ments, etc
52 35
From George H. Plumer, goods returnd from decorating City Hall .. 8 93
From A K. Cole, tax deed for taxes of 1884. 13 96
From use of telephone 25
265 49
From Income account, transferred
4,909 40- 5,174 89
Total appropriation and income
$7,674 89
Transferred from Police department.
1,039 74
66 Poor department. 374 84
66 Water supply . 160 00
66
66 Abatement of tax of 1888 .. 1,941 82- 3,516 40
$11,191 29
Transferred to School department. 725 31
66 Fire department. 1,180 02
66 Lighting streets, etc 709 00
Salaries 12 32
Fuel. 2,464 16
24235
Amount carried forward. $5,090 82 $11,191 29
-
166
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward.
$5,090 81 $11,191 29
Transferred to Public Library .
168 79
6 6 Newburyport bridge 2,823 91
Board of Health
159 16
66 New almshouse .
.9,609 09
Repairing school houses .2,389 00
Sidewalks and edgestones 767 89
Ashes and rubbish . 5 62
66 Printing .
342 00
66
Public property 1,638 40
66 Highways 1,167 78
Interest. 182 97
66
Military aid 212 50
66 Abatement tax of 1885 155 45
Abatement tax of 1887 695 16-25,408 53
$14,217 24
Abatements of tax of 1886 .. 798 01
66 Armory rents. 308 33
66 Engine House, No. 2. 440 59
Expenditures as per statement below
7,449 19- 8,996 12
Balance overdrawn for year 1888 $23,213 36
167
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the City Council. JANUARY.
George W. Hunt, sundries. $9 78
William H. Johnson, posting check list
15 00
J. Otis Winkley, expenditures to Boston 10 00
Board of Registrars, services rendered the city one year 300 00
Moses E. Cook, as warden 5 00
John C. Lang,
clerk . 5 00
Alfred Osgood,
inspector 5 00
Thomas Humphreys,
5 00
Moses A. Stevens.
deputy warden 2 50
George P. Greenleaf,
clerk 2 50
Abner W. Porter.
inspector 2 50
Frederick S. Goodwin,
66 66 2 50
John Burke, warden 5 00
Joseph L. Johnson, 66
clerk . 5 00
Samuel J. Ford.
inspector 5 00
Isaac Poor, jr.,
5 00
William S. Pettingell, 66
deputy warden
2 50
John C. M. Blaisdell,
. 6
"· clerk
2 50
Charles W. Thurlow, 66
inspector 2 50
Charles W. Poor,
2 50
D. T. Reed,
warden
5 00
John C. Kimball,
clerk. 5 00
inspector 5 00
5 00
William A. Davis,
deputy warden .
2 50
Howard P. Currier,
יי.
inspector 2 50
2 50
William J. Creasey,
warden 5 00
Joseph L. Johnson,
clerk
5 00
George W .. Craig,
inspector
5 00
Sam E. Sargent,
66
William A. Little,
66
James P. Walsh, 66
S. C. Reed,
Amount carried forward.
168
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $442 28
Edwin Currier, services as warden
2 50
William H. Welch,
clerk . 2 50
Winthrop S. Low,
deputy inspector 2 50
William W. Creasey, 66
66
2 50
George A. Pearson,
warden 5 00
Henry Martin,
clerk
5 00
Michael O'Connell, 66
inspector 5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
5 00
Luther Carter, 66
deputy warden
2 50
Charles A. Peabody,
66 clerk
2 50
Daniel F. Buckley, 66
inspector
2 50.
C. A. Haskell, 66
66
2 50
Joshua L. Chase, 66 warden 5 00
Edward H. McConnell, 66
clerz . 5 00
John L. Lewis,
inspector 5 00
Hubbard Getchell,
5 00
Walter H. Delano, 66
deputy warden 2 50
Willard E. Butterfield,
66
clerk 2 50
George A. Coffin, 66
66
inspector 66
2 50
C. H. Stanwood, cleaning ward room
6 00
John Burke, labor on ballot boxes . 2 00
Charles H. Lunt, ringing bell election day 2 00
Charles E. Ash, cleaning ward room 7 00
J. A. Adams, teaming . 11 80
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell . 1 00
Joseph M. Bailey, ringing bell 1 00
Alfred Wheeler, death returns 1 25
Joseph C. Lunt, death returns 14 50
William H. Johnson, supplies for City Hall . 10 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
Steamer No. 2, services rendered at Frog pond, on account Board of Health 24 00
services rendered at Frog pond on account of Health 21 00
rried forward. $617 83
2 50
John M. Ch.se, 66
169
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $617 83
Steamer No. 1, services rendered at Frog pond on account of Board of Health 24 00
Frank W. Hale, expenses to Salem four times 8 40
John Huse, office rent and labor 18 84
Lovett's Express, expressage 15
Jonathan F. Morrill, lunch at City Hall .. 34 70
Fogg's Fxpress, expressage 55
Samuel Pearson, cleaning ward room.
8 00
Harry W. Bayley, on account of copying record of marriages and deaths 50 00
$762 47
FEBRUARY.
Corliss, Macy & Co., pay roll books $11 75
Corliss, Macy & Co., white cap record paper 3 75
News Printing Co., printing. 27 75
Samson, Murdock & Co., Boston Directory 1 00
C. H. Johnson, sundries. 3 50
25
Moses H. Sargent, sundries.
25 17
Gillett & Co., expressage
7 15
Frank W. Hale, cash paid witness fees
25 24
Frank W. Hale, cash paid expenses to Salem and services. 33 10
1 00
Greylock Pen Co., four gross Greylock pens. 6 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
James J. Healey, birth returns
20 75
David Foss, 66 3 50
24 00
Henry R. Weitzel, death returns
17 00
George W. Snow, birth returns
8 25
E. P. Hurd, birth returns 4 50
H. F. Adams, birth returns 2 00
S. Levy, P. M., postage stamps 50 00
$279 66
American Express, expressage.
Samson Levy, P. M., box rent. .
Peter Cusack, death returns.
22
170
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
MARCH.
George H. Stevens, cash paid three gross pens $ 5 25
Fogg's Express, expressage. 1 10
American Express, expressage. 45
M. R. Warlen, one check book. 10 00
J. M. Bailey, ringing bell at North church.
3 00
Charles M. Lunt,
3 00
F. H. Rundlett, 3 00
S. R. Fox, 3 00 66
N. E. Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
J. F. Young, 9 birth returns 4 25
L. Mannix, use of team. 2 00
L. K. Hamilton, settlement of Eagle Oderless case.
150 00
$187 05
APRIL.
George H. Pearson, sundry article, four diaries, $ 2 00
American Express Co., expressage. 15
John Huse, cash paid for teaming, and office rent. 9 58
George H. Stevens, cash paid in collecting birth records. . . 33 60
A. L. Jackson, ringing bell. 5 00
Newburyport Despatch, expressage 30
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
News Publishing Co., advertising. 12 50
H. H. Landford, horse hire. 27 00
Percy M. Blake, services as civil engineer 50 00
$144 13
MAY.
Moses E. Cook, services as warden
5 00
John C. Lang, clerk. 5 00
Alfred Osgood,
66
inspector 5 00
Thos. Humphries, 66
5 00
Moses A. Stevens, 66 deputy warden 2 50
Amount carried forward. $22 50
171
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $22 50
George P. Greenieaf, services as deputy clerk ..
2 50
Abner W. Porter,
66
inspector 2 50
Frederick S. Goodwin, 66
2 50
John Burke,
warden 5 00
Joseph L. Dockum,
clerk.
5 00
Samuel J. Ford, 66
inspector 5 00
Isaac Poor, jr., 66
66
5 00
George N. Young,
deputy warden 2 50
John C. M. Blaisdell, 66
clerk. 2 50
George O. P. Greeley, 66
inspector 2 50
Charles W. Thurlow, jr. "
66 2 50
Daniel T. Reed,
warden
5 00
John W. Sargent, 66
clerk .
5 00
William A. Little, 66
inspector 5 00
5 00
William A. Davis,
deputy warden 2 50
clerk. 2 50
S. C. Reed, 66
inspector 2 50
William J. Creasey, 66
warden. 5 00
Joseph L. Johnson,
clerk. 5 00
5 00
Charies A. Stockman,
5 00
Edwin Currier,
66
deputy warden 2 50
William H. Welch,
clerk.
2 50
George A. Pearson, 66
warden
5 00
Henry Martin,
clerk. 5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
66
inspector 5 00
5 00
Luther Carter, 66
deputy warden
2 50
Daniel F. Buckley,
66
inspector 2 50
Cyrus A. Haskell,
66
66 2 50
Joshua L. Chase,
66
warden 5 00
E. H. McConnell,
clerk 5 00
John L. Lewis,
66
inspector 5 00
Amount carried forward. $155 00
James P. Walsh, 66
66
John C. Kimball, 66
Winthrop S. Low,.
inspector 66
Michael O'Connell, 66
172
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward .. $155 00
H. Getchell, services as inspector 5 00
Walter H. Delano, 66 deputy warden. 2 50
W. E. Butterfield,
66
clerk.
2 50
George H. Coffin,
66
inspector
2 50
B. F. Stanley,
66
2 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
S. Levy, P. M., rent of three boxes. 1 50
4 00
Charles E. Ash,
M. R. Warren, poll tax and collector's books 10 50
C. H. Stanwood, labor at ward room 3 00
N. N. Jones, cash paid and expenses 27 50
American Express Co., expressage. .
70
Western Union Tel. Co., telegram to Blake Bros 33
Gillett & Co., expressage.
4 06
L. Mannix, carting ballot boxes
2 00
W. H. Porter, teaming. 2 25
E. T. Northend, horse and buggy 10 00
H. P. Moulton, service in Eagle Odorless case. 15 00
J. M. Greenough, horse and buggy, and hacks 30 75
$289 58
JUNE
Joseph L. Johnson, on account for revaluation of city . 100 00
Andrew J. Haynes, " 75 00
C. W. Stiles, birth returns. 4 60
Joseph M. Bailey, ringing bell for election 1 00
P. B. Murphy, 500 dog license blanks
2 50
M. R. Warren, liquor license bonds 1 60
55
N. Little & Co., books for assessors. 24 00
S. H. Fowle, papers for year 9 00
Joseph M. Tappan, expenses to Lawrence and Haverhill.
. .
2 00
American Express Co., expressage
Amount carried forward. $220 15
Samuel Pearson, labor at ward room election day 66 4 00
173
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $220 15
Edward Burrill, services as juror at fire inquest
2 62
Isaac Poor,
66
2 62
Charles L. Huse, 66
66
66
2 62
Benj. G. Davis,
66
66
2 62
George W. Knight, «
2 62
H. P. Macintosh, “
2 62
John G. Faxon, clerk
2 60
Selwyn C. Reed, 66
witness 66
60
Eben P. Cutter, 66 66
60
J. J. Healey, M.D., "
66
60
George W. Melvin, “
60
Aug. B. Varney,
66
70
George J. L. Colby, services as assessor 25 00
$266 57
JULY.
R. C. Huse, professional services in Anthony case . $50 00
J. Q. Bradish & Co., Graphic pens and tablet rubber 21 15
Lovett's Express, expressage. 1 20
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegrams 1 83
S. Levy, P. M., stamps. 2 00
S. H. Safford, death returns 45 75
Moses H. Sargent, sundries . 11 08 Edward P. Adams, birth returns 2 25
Telephone Co., use of telephone 8 45
Joseph Bartlett, 2 mos. services as fish warden 12 50
American Express Co., expressage.
40
James V. Felker, expense to Boston in reference to printing city bonds. . 2 50
Andrew H. Pettingell, 2 mos. services as harbor master 50 00
Corliss, Macy & Co., book of bonds 60 00 Charles H. Lunt, ringing bell . 1. 00
George J. L. Colby, salary as assessor on extra valuation. . 75 00 John Huse, rent of office. 9 00
Hiram P. Macintosh, furnishing negatives in Anthony case. 12 00
N. N. Jones, cash advanced for fees 75 00
$441 11
174
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
AUGUST.
J. A. Adams, teaming 50
J. C. Stanley, stock. 8 86
John O'Connors, ringing bell. 7 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell 3 00
Alexander Leach, 66
6 00
Joseph C. Lunt, 66
18 50
Stephen R. Fox, 66
5 00
Chas. H. Lunt,
5 00
Jos. M. Bailey,
66
3 00
N. N. Jones, cash paid as city solicitor
43 75
J. V. Felker, coll., tax deeds credited . 29 77
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 00
Western Union Tel. Co., telegraphing.
3 90
M. R. Warren, 3000 tax collectors' warrants 12 50
P. B. Murphy. 500 dog license blanks 2 50
S. Levy, P. M., box rent .. 50
American Ex. Co., expressage . 2 35
Newburyport Despatch Co., expressage 40
Charles R. Fogg, express .
1 05
Gillett & Co., expressage. .
1 75
Nathaniel Morse, trimming trees 113 75
James Fogg, 161 13
Alexander Leach, ringing bell 2 00
Lord Brothers, labor and stock. 8 95
George H. Plumer, dry goods. 31 44
Special Com. of City Council, bills paid on account of fun- eral of the late Mayor Huse. 143 80
S. Levy, P. M., postage. 10 00
John F. Bryan, for widening Oak street. 9 00
L. C. Currier, 66 10 00 60
$649 40
175
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
SEPTEMBER.
Edward Powers, labor $ 35
John D. Foley, 66 35
Edward Perkins, stock and teaming 43 60
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell, Aug. 6
1 00
S. R. Fox, .6
1 00
Joseph Bayley, 66 1 00
Alexander Leach, . 6
1 00
Chas. H. Lunt, 66 66
1 00
William H. Johnson, distributing tax bills for 1888 50 00
Fogg's Express, expressing . 1 05
Andrew H. Pettingell, to 2 mos. services as harbor master. 50 00 Joseph Bartlett, two months' services as fish warden 12 50 Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
George H. Pearson, stock. 7 37
Grorge J. L. Colby, expenses to Boston twice 6 00
Charles S. Post, 3 days services as city messenger 7 50
A. J. Haynes, expense to Boston 3 00
$190 72
OCTOBER.
Cornelius Kelleher, labor 1 58
Thomas Ryan, 66 70
Edward Powers, 66
88
William Stanwood, moving building .. 20 00
Luennan P. Fish, professional services
140 78
Moses H. Sargent, stock . 10 15
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
John Huse, rent and storage. 9 00
American Express Company, expressage .
70
F. L. Evans, professional services. 78 64
Michael Donahoe, carrying assessors' book to Court House. 30
N. N. Jones, solicitor, settlement of claim of Arthur vs. City of Newburyport. .1,048 54
Amount carried forward. $1,315 27
176
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,315 27 Newburyport Cadet Band, 10 concerts from July 12 to Sep- tember 13 100 00
S. Levy, P. M., postage stamps. 12 00
Assessors and collector, for assessing and collecting bank tax.134 96
$1.562 23
NOVEMBER.
Alfred Osgood, . 1 00
Cornelius Kelleher, labor,
53
John McDade, 66
53
Chas. W. Thurlow,
53
Peter Young,
53
Timothy Nealon,
35
Edward Powers,
53
Daniel Cronan,
35
Daniel Quill,
35
Frank Buckley. 66
35
Jolın Hale,
35
Simon E. Wilson,
52
50
William Stanwood,
37 12
Isaiah Bean,
66
28 87
Moody Gerrish, 27 50
Samuel P. Boardman, one night caucus 1 00
S. H. Thurlow, stock .. 9 41
Mrs. Fidelia Brown, abatement on tax of 1888 6 40
Allen Brothers, 3 rubber stamps. 4 25
W. R. Warren, one box rubber bands. 1 00
Luther Dame, surveying .
92 08
Andrew H. Pettingell, 2 mos. services as harbor master 50 00
J. M. Greenough, 3 double teams to Amesbury. 35 00
Gillett's Express, expressage . 7 35
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 4 70
Joseph Bartlett, 2 mos. services as fish warden 12 50
John E. Bailey, surveying and estimates 2 00
Amount carried forward $377 08
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT. 177
Amount brought forward. $377 08
S. Levy, box rent 1 00
Charles H. Stanwood, services as janitor ward one 1 00
James S. Fogg, cutting and trimming trees 19 00
S. Levy, P. M., 8 sheets postage stamps . 15 00
N. N. Jones, professional services and expenses 53 14
George H. Newton, 1 gold pen and holder 2 75
American Express Co., expressage . 15
Mechanicks National Bank, abatement of tax. 124 50
Board of Assessors, making poll tax lists 60 00
$653 62
DECEMBER.
John Hale, labor 88
Jere Shehan, “
88
Chas. W. Thurlow, lahor
88
John Clifford, 66
88
John McDade,
66
88
Simon E. Wilson,
on Oak street extension 46 50
William Stanwood, 66
66
36 00
Isaiah Bean,
32 00
Moody Gerrish, 66
29 00
John Young,
66 24 00
Edward Perkins, stock 336 59
S. H. Thurlow, 66
6 85
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden
5 00
William G. Somerby,
66
clerk 5 00
John L. Lewis, inspector 5 00
Hubbard Getchel, 66
66 5 00
Walter H. Delano,
66
deputy warden 2 50
W. E. Butterfield,
clerk. 2 50
B. F. Stanley,
inspector 2 50
George A. Coffin,
66
2 50
George A. Pearson,
warden 5 00
Henry Martin, 66 clerk
5 00
Amount carried forward. $555 34
23
178
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward.
$555 34
Gilbert A. Noyes, services as inspector
5 00
Michael O'Connell, ..
5 00
Luther Carter, 66
deputy warden 2 50
clerk .
2 50
Cyrus A. Haskell,
66
inspector 2 50
W. C. O'Connell,
66
2 50
Daniel T. Reed,
warden
5 00
John W. Sargent,
clerk .
5 00
William A. Little, 66
5 00
James Walsh, 66
5 00
William A. Davis, 66
deputy warden . 2 50
John C. Kimball,
66 clerk .
2 50
Howard P. Currier,
inspector 2 50
Selwyn C. Reed, 66
66
2 50
Charles W. Page,
66
warden
5 00
Joseph L. Dockum,
clerk . 5 00
Samuel J. Ford,
66
inspector 5 00
Isaac Poor, jr , 66
5 00
Chas. W. Thurlow. jr., 66
deputy warden
2 50
John M. Blaisdell,
clerk .
2 50
F. L. Macintosh, 66
66
66
2 50
Moses E. Cook,
warden
5 00
John C. Lang,
clerk .. 5 00
Alfred Osgood, 66
inspector 5 00
Thomas Humphreys, 66
5 00
Moses L. Stevens, 66
deputy warden
2 50
George P. Greenleaf, .6
66 clerk . .
2 50
Frederick S. Goodwin,
inspector 2 50
Abner W. Porter,
2 50
Joseph M. Bailey, ringing bell election day
1 00
Samuel P. Boardman, labor in ward room
5 00
James L. Parker, ringing bell election day 1 00
Gowen Dockum, use of land for militia.
20 00
Amount carried forward. $692 34
inspector. 2 50
Geo. O. P. Greeley,
inspector 66
Charles A. Peabody,
179
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward .. $694 34
Chas. H. Stanwood, services as janitor ward 1. 5 00
W. A. Greenough & Co., for advertising and directory 5 00
A. W. Thompson, for sundries Oct. 27. Nov. 6 27 71
Samuel Pearson, services as janitor ward 2 room 10 00
F. A. Howe, professional services 19 50
Lovett's Express, expressage. 15
Luther Dame, to surveying. 18 00
Moses H. Sargent, pens, ink and stationary 15 47
Telephone Co., use of telephone 5 95
Frank W. Hale, professional services 343 00
Committee on Sewerage, travelling expenses 20 53
Daniel M. Felch, contract repairing buildings on Fair st. . .860 00
$2,022 65
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January. . . $ 762 47
66 February
279 66
March
187 05
April
144 13
66
May
289 58
66 June
266 57
66
July
441 11
66 August.
649 40
66
September
190 72
October
1,562 23
66 November
653 62
December 2,022 65
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 15, 1888. .. $7,449 19
181
SALARIES.
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Appropriation $7,100 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. 12 32
Expenditures $7,112 32
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the City Council. JANUARY.
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger $75 00
Thomas E. Cutter, salary as clerk of council 25 00
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
George H. Stevens. salary as city clerk. 125 00
Frank W. Hale, salary as city solicitor 20 84
J. Otis Winkley, salary as mayor ... 66 67
I. B. Bolton, salary as city physician 350 00
$795 84
FEBRUARY.
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk. 125 00
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 34
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger . . 75 00
$333 34
182
SALARIES.
MARCH.
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger $75 00
Frank W. Hale, salary as city solicitor 20 83
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk 125 00
$354 16
APRIL.
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk 125 00
Edward Burrill, salary as city auditor 200 00
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger 75 00
Thomas E. Cutter, salary as clerk of common council. 25 00
A. J. Haynes, salary as assessor on account 75 00
George J. L. Colby, salary as assessor on account 60 00
$693 33
MAY.
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
H. F. Adams, salary as city physician 87 50
N. N Jones, salary as city solicitor . 62 50
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk . 125 00
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger 75 00
Joseph L. Johnson, salary as assessor on account. 75 00
Andrew J. Haynes, salary as assessor on account 75 00
George J. L. Colby, salary as assessor on account 50 00
$683 33
JUNE.
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector .133 34
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger. 75 00
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk ... 125 00
George W. Worcester, salary as city physician. 29 00
George J. L. Colby, salary as assessor on account 50 00
$412 34
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SALARIES.
JULY.
Thomas E. Cutter, salary as clerk of council $25 00
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger 75 00
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk . 125 00
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
Andrew J. Haynes, salary as assessor on account 75 00
Joseph L. Johnson, salary as assessor on account. 75 00
$508 33
AUGUST.
Andrew J. Haynes. salary as assessor on account. 75 00
Joseph L. Johnson, sala y as assessor on account. 75 00
George J. L. Colby, salary as assessor on account. . 50 00
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk .
125 00
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger. 75 00
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
H. F. Adams, salary as city physician . 87 50
N. N. Jones, salary as city solicitor 62 50
$683 33
SEPTEMBER.
George J. L. Colby, salary as assessor on account 100 00
66 66 balance 40 00
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk. 125 00
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector
133 33
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger 75 00
Joseph L. Johnson, salary as assessor balance. 75 00
Andrew J. Haynes, salary as assessor, balance 75 00
$648 33
OCTOBER.
Thomas E. Cutter, 3 mos. services as clerk of council. 25 00
William H. Johnson, 1 mos. services as city messenger 75 00
George H. Stevens, 1 mos. services as city clerk . 125 00 James V. Felker, 1 mos. services as city treasurer . 133 33
Albert C. Titcomb, 6 mos. services as mayor 400 00
$758 33
184
SALARIES.
NOVEMBER.
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk. $125 00
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger 75 00
Joseph L. Johnson, on account of salary 25 00
N. N. Jones, salary as city solicitor 62 50
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
$420 83
DECEMBER.
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger 75 00
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk. . 125 00
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector 133 33
Est. William H. Huse, 3 mos. salary as mayor 200 00
H. F. Adams, salary as city physician . . 87 50
Albert C. Titcomb, 3 mos. salary as mayor . 200 00
$820 83
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January $795 84
February
333 34
March .
354 16
66
April
693 33
66
May
683 33
66
June .
412 34
66
July .
508 33
66 August
683 33
66
September
648 33
.6 October .
758 33
66 November 420 83
66 December. 820 83
Total expenditure for the year ending Dec. 15, 1888. . $7,112 32
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SALARIES.
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF SALARIES.
J. Otis Winkley, salary as mayor (one month). $66 67
Wm. H. Huse, 66
66 (three months) 200 00
Albert C. Titcomb, “ (nine months) 600 00
George H. Stevens, salary as city clerk. 1,500 00
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector .1.599 98
Edward Burrill, salary as city auditor 200 00
William H. Johnson, salary as city messenger. 900 00
N. N. Jones, salary as city solicitor (1888) .. 187 50
Frank W. Hale, salary as city solicitor (1887) 41 67
I. B. Bolton, salary as city physician (1887) . 350 00
George W. Worcester, salary as city physician (1888) 29 00
Henry F. Adams, salary as city physician (1888) . 262 50
Thomas E. Cutter, clerk of common council. 100 00
Andrew J. Haynes, salary as assessor 375 00
Joseph L. Johnson, salary as assessor .. 350 00
George J. L. Colby, salary as assessor 350 00
Total as above $7,112 32
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FUEL DEPARTMENT.
FUEL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation . $5,000 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance account. 2,464 16
Expenditures 7,464 16
EXPENDITURES, Authorized by the Committee on Fuel. JANUARY.
A. F. Nason, charcoal.
$58 83
FEBRUARY.
Willard O. Downs, 26 6-8 cords of pine wood. $107 00
Willard O. Downs, pine and hard wood. 221 00
Hervey Kimball, measuring wood. 16 47
344 47
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