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22 05
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school rooms 20 00
Edward Osgood, 6 brushes 2 60
35
Andrew Wilson, labor and stock
14 94
Wilkinson Brothers, labor and stock 20 48
Eli Lamprey, labor. 2 85
4 47
Todd & Brown, repairing pump on Franklin street
6 00
J. C. Stanley, 4 1-2 lbs. spikes
19
F. E. Davis, stock and labor
4 70
Charles L. Huse, repairing settees at City Hall
3 00
David Buckley, labor.
6 00
$561 32
MARCH.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1, double team
$46 00
Wm. H. Dow,
2, 46 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 66 3, 66 46 00
Albert E. Bray,
1, single team 42 00
Frank Annis,
66
2,
66
42 00
George W. Carter,
3, 42 00
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market House
12 00
John Murphy, labor 1 76
Cornelius Kelleher, "
1 58
Frank Buckley,
1 06
Cornelius Lynch,
1 23
Charles R. Sargent, repairing lock
Frank E. Cutter, stock and labor
Amount carried forward, . $281 63
88
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward
$281 63
John Hale,
labor
1 05
Daniel Quill
35
Daniel Cronan,
53
Patrick Murphy, 66
53
Patrick Finnigan, 66
53
John Clifford, 66
70
Thomas Ryan,
1 05
Paul Titcomb, corn, oats and feed
6 80
E. F. Manning, stock and labor
9 50
Moses K. Noyes, 12 bushels carrots
4 20
F. A. Silloway, repairing harness
40
Justin Noyes, 1,190 lbs. carrots 6 05
Hale Knight, corn, oats, feed, etc. 50 43
J. S. Merrill, hay to steamer No. 2 25 07
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor 10 15
16 00
Charles L. Huse, setting glass at City Hall
3 63
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor 4 58
B. G. Gerrish, stock, 3 72
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor
9 75
Rowe & Fogg, painting ventilator Market House
6 60
S. P. Boardman, stock and labor
10 70
Albert O. Colby, labor.
1 45
J. C. Stanley, stock.
3 31
S. March, 1 package soapine.
24
A. F. Gilbert, cash paid for electric bells
10 05
James W. Gunnison, stock and labor
7 74
Calvin P. Hunt, stock.
7 72
George Ogden, labor
6 00
Noyes Brothers, furniture
14 10
Frank E. Cutter, stock, 50
Thomas P. Mackinney, stock.
18 46
Charles C. Stockman, 2 tables for City Hall
4 00
Thomas & Williams, repairing buildings and stock 32 63
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor 28 10
Amount carried forward. $588 25
Joseph W. Pearson, washing City Hall
89
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward
$588 25
Eben Rolfe, repairing chair, police station 2 05
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room 20 00
James C. Colman, lumber and cement 15 58
$625 88
APRIL.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1, double team
$46 00
William H. Dow,
2, 46 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66
3, 46 00
Albert E. Bray,
6. 1, single team 42 00
Frank Annis,
66
2,
42 00
George W. Carter, 66 66
3,
66 42 00
Samuel P. Boardman, services engineer Market House
12 00
Edward Powers, labor
4 03
Daniel Cronan,
70
John Murphy,
70
Cornelius Kelleher, 66
70
Frank Buckley,
2 28
John Clifford, 66
35
John McDade, 66
35
Thomas Ryan,
35
John Hale,
1 76
John D. Foley
66
2 45
Fred P. Hinckley 66
75
Cornelius Lynch 66
4 20
Paul Titcomb, oats
7 20
William B. Merrill, hay
29 35
J. Otis Winkley, hay
53 07
F. A. Silloway, 2 brooms and combs
2 45
Jere Blake, labor and stock, No. 7 engine house
15 00
H. W. Moulton, rent of school room 20 00
Frank E. Davis, labor and stock 40 37
Samuel M. Gerrish, labor 70 75
John E. Bailey, stock and labor 98 72
James C. Colman, lumber
50 30
Amount carried forward. $681 83
90
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward, $681 83
E. Thurlow, stock and labor 2 00
Edward Osgood, 1 duster 1 55
Herman Castelhun, winding and repairing city clocks. .
16 25
John Houlehan, washing City Hall
4 00
Jere Cashman, removing contents of cesspool
17 00
Charles M. Lunt, teaming
42 00
Charles L. Huse, labor
13 27
Charles W. Cooke, labor
1 50
William Holker & Co., stock and labor
62 21
J. C. Stevens & Son, oil. 12
George E. Huntley, stock and labor
8 78
L. H. Noyes, stock and labor 8 08
Daniel Canning, stock . 4 25
John E. Bailey, stock and labor
23 95
Edward Perkins, stock and labor
1 42
$888 21
MAY.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1, double team
$57 50
Albert E. Bray, 66 1, single team 52 50
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 3, double team 57 50
Wm. H. Dow,
2, double team 57 50
Frank Annis,
2, single team 52 50
George W. Carter, 66
66 3, single team 52 50
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market House
15 00
Daniel Cronan, labor
1 05
John Hale,
66
7 01
Cornelius Lynch,
3 51
Frank Buckley,
1 88
Charles F. Jackman, services as scene shifter 20 00
2 28
Cornelius Kelleher, labor
Daniel Quill, labor 1 75
Paul Titcomb, oats.
20 40
Joseph W. Landford, doctoring horses
14 50
Amount carried forward $417 38
91
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward. $417 38
John F. Bryan, stock.
13 70
William B. Merrill, hay 22 60
J. Otis Winkley, hay.
33 85
F. A. Silloway, stock.
6 35
C. R. Sargent, labor on boiler, etc., extra
11 85
Brewster Brothers, insurance policy
8 00
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room
20 00
Henry A. Wilson, stock
4 61
S. H. Thurlow, stock 9 37
George E. Bamford, labor at Central Station
12 00
Thomas P. Thomas, labor and stock 29 48
Eben A. Young, labor, stock and teaming 4 75
J. C. Stanley, stock 1 02
Edward Perkins, stock and teaming
10 89
Rowe & Fogg, labor
13 50
Charles F. Jackman, services at City Hall.
17 50
Luther Dame, staking property on Federal street
5 00
George A. Pike, repairing pump No. 2 house
1 50
Noyes Mf'g. Co., 2 gas regulators
135 00
Wilkinson Brothers, labor and stock
2 85
News Publishing Company, advertising
25 62
$806 82
JUNE.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1, double team
46 00
Albert E. Bray,
66 66 1, single team 42 00
W. H. Dow,
66 2, double team 46 00
Frank Annis .. " 2, single team 42 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 66 66 66
3, double team 46 00
George W. Carter, 66 66
3, single team
42 00
Samuel P. Boardman, services as engineer at Market House
3 00
Cornelius Kelleher, labor
1 05
Edward Powers, 66
5 60
Patrick Murphy,
3 15
Amount carried forward
$276 80
.
.
92
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward · $276 80
John Hale, labor 70
Chas. W. Thurlow, “ 5 25
Daniel Quill, 1 40
Houlihan Holmes, cleaning at City Hall
9 30
George Phillips, cleaning carpet .
3 00
Jere Sheehan, labor
1 06
John Murphy, labor
35
George E. Ross, expenses to Lowell of committee, and extras
Jere W. Doyle, shoeing horses. 21 00
15 00
John F. Bryan, stock and labor
George W. Bray, hay. 6 75
28 40
Hub Harness Shop, stock and labor
2 35
Patrick Moynihan, stock and labor
72 10
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats
13 80
T. P. Mackinney, stock
12 50
Henry C. Plummer, dry goods
11 25
Todd & Brown, repairing pump
75
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor
21 01
George O. Stevens, labor, batteries and supplies 9 27
90 00
S. M. Gerrish, building fence at Kelley school
Noyes Brothers, clock 4 50
50
Newburyport News, advertising. 7 61
Charles L. Huse, labor .
James C. Colman, stock and teaming 7 37
Edward S. Hidden, stock and labor 74 26
Edward Perkins, 85 cedar posts at 22 1-2 cts. 19 13
S. H. Safford, repairing chairs, settees. 2 50
William Reddy, mowing grass 3 00
J. C. Stanley, stock . 3 17
Frank H. Plumer, use of wagon 16 00
Asa W. Emerson, cleaning police station 10 00
Geo. W. Noyes, stock and labor at school houses 3 25
O. L. Storey, making 126-foot roll 6 50
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room 20 00
$785 08
J. C. Stanley, 2 quarts grass seed 5 25
93
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
JULY.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team. .
$46 00
Wm. H. Dow,
. 6
2
. . 46 00
Wm. F. Stanwood יי 66
3
. 46 00
Albert E. Bray,
1 single . . 42 00
Frank Annis, 66
2
. . 42 00
Geo. W. Carter
3
42 00
John T. Fillmore, labor
31 50
Daniel Kennedy,
21 00
Wm. M. Griffith, cutting grass
3 00
Cornelius Lynch, labor.
3 85
Jere Sheehan,
3 50
John Hale, 6
2 29
Frank Buckley,
1 94
John D. Foley,
1 41
Edward Powers, 66
1 76
Patrick Murphy,
2 11
John Clifford,
53
Cornelius Kelleher “
53
Daniel Cronan,
35
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats
19 75
Frank H. Plumer, use of teams, etc. 40 93
Hub Harness Shop, 1 stable broom
65
Daniel B. Pierce, stock and labor
25 15
Hale Knight, corn, oats and hay
78 51
E. F. Manning, stock and labor
34 55
John Sumner, 13 gallon oil can, stock and labor 16 60
J. P. Noyes, services as janitor Central Station 18 43
John C. Stanley, paper and coil chain . 35
Rowe & Fogg, painting and setting glass
15 90
James C. Colman, lumber and cartage
12 99
Lovett's Express, expressage
25
Henry W. Moulton, 1 month's rent of school house . . 20 00
Charles R. Sargent, stock and labor
8 71
Ellen Carey, cleaning paint 3 30
John H. Balch, oil cloth and tacks
6 08
Amount carried forward, . $639 92
94
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward, $639 92
Wilkinson Brothers, stock and labor 6 45
D. J. Spinney, labor and stock at City Hall 5 75
Jere Blake, building fence. 13 00
George W. Noyes, job on engine house. 85 00
Herman Castelhun, winding, cleaning and repairing clocks 15 60
John T. Fillmore, building fence.
24 49
Thomas P. Thomas, stock and labor
81 02
John E. Bailey, labor.
75 28
Edward Osgood, 1 duster, one-half dozen cuspadores . . 5 75
Charles F. Jackman, sundry services at City Hall. 10 00
$962 26
AUGUST.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team. .
$ 57 50
William H. Dow,
" 2 . .
57 50
Wm. F. Stanwood,
3 57 50
. .
2 . .
52 50
George W. Carter,
"3 . .
52 50
Edward Powers, labor
2 99
Jere Sheehan,
53
Cornelius Lynch,
2 00
Frank Buckley,
66
1 23
Jere Toomey,
3 33
John D. Foley,
70
Joseph Choate, .6
88
William Reddy, 66
3 00
J. C. Blake, hay and bedding .
6 23
Richard Bray, 3440 lbs. English hay
34 40
C. H. Hanson & Co., deficiency in exchange of horses. . 358 00
Hub Harness Shop, 1 card and 1 can oil
50
Paul Titcomb, oats and feed.
16 86
F. M. & J. J. McGlew, horse shoeing
5 25
M. O'Connell, 66
9 00
..
" 1 single team .. 52 50
Albert E. Bray,
Frank Annis,
,
.
Amount carried forward . $774 90
95
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward,. $774 90
Frank H. Plumer, use of jigger and storage 20 00
Charles W. Blake, veterinary attendance 39 00
Rowe & Fogg, labor 16 25
M. B. Hinds, dusters and brushes
4 05
Noyes Bros., pillows for steamer No. 1.
1 25
Geo. W. Noyes, stock and labor
68 00
J. C. Stanley, stock 1 12
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school room
20 00
James C. Colman, stock
3 98
S. H. Thurlow,
7 95
Wm. F. Stanwood, labor at engine house
1 50
Charles L. Huse, painting and labor
28 45
J. Plumer Noyes, services as janitor Central Station 12 86
L. H. Noyes & Co., stock and labor 59 21
L. M. Hatch & Co., lumber and teaming 9 87
Mrs. Kelley, washing and cleaning
7 50
Henry A. Wilson, stock
2 60
Frank E. Cutter, stock and labor
7 26
Wm. H. Johnson, mowing Brown Square and Washing- ton Monument. 3 00
C. E. Currier, alterations on engine house 75 25
$1,164 00
SEPTEMBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double
$ 46 00
Wm. H. Dow,
66 2 4 46 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 6 . 66 66
3 46 00
Albert E. Bray, 66 66
1 single 42 00
Frank Annis, 6: 66
יי 2 4 42 00
Geo. W. Carter,
66
3 42 00
W. W. Hutchins, services as driver 8 00
W. R. Chase, 66 8 05
1 40
Patrick Murphy,
1 40
Cornelius Lynch,
7 89
John Hale, labor
Amount carried forward $290 74
96
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward,. $290 74
Frank Buckley, labor
5 26
John D. Foley, 66
4 56
Daniel Cronan,
5 96
Jere Sheehan,
6 14
Cornelius Kelleher, labor
3 85
Joseph W. Choate, 66
3 85
Committee on Public Property, expenses to Lowell
15 00
McGlew Bros., stock and labor
69 85
Chas. M. Lunt, English hay
36 00
Hub Harness Shop, stock
3 00
Paul Titcomb, oats and feed
15 23
James M. Woods, stock and labor. 8 20
Hale Knight, corn, oats, etc.
37 50
Thomas & Williams, repairing roof at City Hall.
4 60
Wm. H. Johnson, mowing grass
3 00
Albert O. Colby, plank and nails
3 11
Rowe & Fogg, labor.
10 84
Moses H. Sargent, stock.
8 00
John H. Balch,
24 43
Edward S. Hidden, labor at Purchase st. school house. .
5 75
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school house
20 00
Frank E. Cutter, painting and varnishing 38 00
Edward Osgood, 4 cuspadores. ..
2 10
Fred P. Hinckley, 10 days' whitewashing
19 50
J. Plumer Noyes, janitor Central Fire Station. 13 28
W. Holker & Co., stock and labor
121 40
L. W. Coker, stock.
1 72
$780 87
OCTOBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team. .
$57 50
Wm. H. Dow,
No. 2
·
57 50
Wm. F. Stanwood, No. 3 . . 57 50
Albert E. Bray, 66
No. 1 single team . . 52 50
Frank Annis,
No. 2 66
. . 52 50
Amount carried forward .$ 277 50
97
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward,. $277 50
Geo. W. Carter, services as driver No. 3 single team 52 50
Warren W. Hutchins, services as driver 16 00
William R. Chase, services as driver
8 00
Cornelius Lynch, labor
1 05
Jere Sheehan, 66 1 05
John D. Foley,
3 16
Frank Buckley
3 16
Edward Powers, 66
88
John Murphy,
53
Cornelius Kelleher, “
53
Parker M. Lougee & Son, stock and labor 8 75
Paul Titcomb, corn, oats and feed 22 03
M. H. Chase, stock and labor 10 10
Edward F. Manning, stock and labor 24 25
76 50
W. B. Merrill, hay
68 47
Hub Harness Shop, 1 can oil and 1 can dressing 1 10
James W. Gunnison, stock and labor 2 65
Vermont School Seat Co., seats 82 73
Charles W. Page, freight on school seats
8 42
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school rooms
20 00
Herman Castelhun, winding city clocks and extra paid. .
15 75
Frank E. Cutter, stock and labor
10 60
Mary Connors, washing at City Hall 57 hours. 6 30
J. Plummer Noyes, services as janitor at Central Station
12 86
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor.
5 25
Marriner P. Goodwin, repairing clocks
7 00
A. J. Leighton, carting lawn mower
30
Aaron D. Woods, stock and labor
35 98
Albert O. Colby, 3 days' labor at Purchase street school house. 5 00
Wilkinson Brothers, stock and labor
4 60
S. H. Thurlow, stock,
7 84
Eagle Chemical Co., Eagle Mill powder barrel 31 00
Gowen Dockum, use of field for militia 20 00
Amount carried forward $852 04
(7)
Poor Department, hay
98
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward,. $852 04
Noyes Brothers, furniture 2 35
Charles L. Huse, labor and stock. 54 32
Thomas F. Henry, labor 13 00
James C. Colman, lumber and teaming 28 54
Edward Perkins, lumber and teaming. 37 08
John H. Balch, 8 curtains . 8 48
Albert Russell & Sons, stock and labor
15 40
George W. Noyes, changing and repairing doors 28 00
F. E. Davis, stock and labor 32 69
Charles F. Jackman, services at City Hall stage 16 25
John Sumner, stock and labor
36 51
Charles C. Stockman, stock, furniture, etc.
98 25
C. M. Lunt, cleaning vaults 47 50
Edward Perkins, stock. 8 96
S. H. Thurlow, stock
80
$1,280 17
NOVEMBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1 double team
$ 46 00
William H. Dow,
2 46 00
William F. Stanwood, 6 6 3 46 00
Albert E. Bray,
1 single team 42 00
Frank Annis,
66
2
42 00
George W. Carter,
3 42 00 66
Frank Buckley, labor
6 67
John D. Foley,
2 99
Cornelius Kelleher
35
Daniel Cronan, ..
35
Patrick Murphy,
35
John Hale,
35
Daniel Quill,
35
Edward Powers,
35
Jeremiah Toomey,
35
Jeremiah Sheehan, “
35
Paul Titcomb, corn and oats. 20 25 .
Amount carried forward. $ · 296 71
99
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward, $296 71
Jere Cashman, use of horses.
18 00
J. W. Doyle, shoeing horses 10 00
M. O'Connell, 7 00
Poor Department, hay 38 85
Hub Harness Shop, supplies
40
Charles F. Jackman, services at City Hall stage
18 75
Charles R. Smith, medicines, etc. 19 62
Charles W. Page, freight paid 2 20
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor 71 59
J. C. Stanley, supplies 1 60
Edward S. Hidden, stock and labor
29 67
Eben Rolfe, repairing school desk
4 00
James C. Colman, sundry supplies 15 56
2 91
Globe Furniture Co., 15 desks. 47 84
J. P. Noyes, services as janitor Central Fire Station 13 29
Vermont School Seat Co., 6 single seats 11 00
B. G. Gerrish, stock, labor, etc. 5 30
B. G. Gerrish, 2 mats. 4 00
Henry W. Moulton, rent of school house
20 00
Frank E. Cutter, stock and labor
20 00
Todd & Brown, stock and labor 3 20
William H. Huse & Co., printing and advertising ·
18 88
$680 37
DECEMBER.
Morris Broderick, services as driver No. 1.
$ 69 00
William H. Dow,
66
66 2 double team
69 00
Wm. F. Stanwood,
66
3
69 00
Albert E. Bray,
1
single team 63 00
Frank Annis,
66
2
63 00
George W. Carter,
66
3
66
63 00
Edward Powers, labor
70
John Clifford,
35
Amount carried forward,
$397 05
Lord Brothers, stock.
100
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward, $397 05
Charles W. Thurlow, labor
70
Peter Young,
70
William R. Chase, 66
8 00
Frank Buckley, 66
4 74
John D. Foley, 66
4 74
Jeremiah Toomey. ..
35
Jeremiah Sheehan,
35
Cornelius Kelleher, 66 35
Paul Titcomb, 17 bags of oats 13 60
Poor Department, hay
39 15
Hale Knight, corn, oats, etc.
69 34
McGlew Brothers, horse shoeing and repairing .
15 95
Frank H. Plumer, use of teams and teaming
20 23
Daniel B. Pierce, sundries
31 94
C. C. Stockman,
26 00
Hub Harness Shop, stock and labor
6 10
John Sumner, stock
33 21
Charles L. Huse, setting lights.
5 55
Charles L. Jackman, services at City Hall stage
23 75
John H. Pray Sons Co., carpet for City Hall stage
40 47
John E. Bailey, re-fitting ward rooms
327 00
Edward Perkins, lumber
5 58
S. M. Gerrish, stock and labor
21 58
Rufus Adams,
101 90
Frank E. Cutter,
6 75
William H. Toppan, labor
3 35
Edward Osgood, sundries
8 45
Mrs. Carey, cleaning City Hall
12 80
James C. Colman, lumber
₹ 56
Green Davis, labor and stock.
33 93
Noyes Brothers, stock 13 00
William C. Plummer, 1 water tank
5 00
Henry W. Moulton, 1 month's rent school rooms 20 00
J. Plummer Noyes, services as janitor 12 86
John E. Bailey, labor 254 62
Amount carried forward, . $1,588 65
101
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Amount brought forward . $1,588 65
William A. Johnson, stock .
5 72
T. P. Mackinney, 9 83
J. C. Stanley, 1 78
John H. Balch, 11 yards matting, tacks and labor
4 84
L. H. Noyes & Co., painting . 21 71
E. E. Towne, sundries. 1 50
$1,634 03
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January .
$ 2,020 21
66
" February 561 32
66 " March. 625 88
" April
888 21
" May
806 82
" June 785 08
962 26
1,164 00
66
" September
780 87
66
" October
1,280 17
" November 680 37
66
66 " December 1,634 03
66 66 " July
" August
Total expenditures for the year ending Dec. 21, 1889 . . $12,189 22
DAY AND NIGHT POLICE.
Appropriations
.89,000 00
CREDITS.
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court,
fees . $ 822 18
County treasurer, fees
1,394 40
$2,216 58
Total appropriation and income $11,216 58 Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance accounts. 1,163 57
Expenditures
$12,380 15
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Police.
Asa W. Emerson, services as city marshal 10 1-2 months, and extras. $ 944 41
Edward E. Taylor, services as assistant city marshal ... 895 43 George B. Hicken, services as city marshal 1 1-2 months 140 56
Amount carried forward. $1,980 40
103
DAY AND NIGHT POLICE.
Amount brought forward · $1,980 40
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of the watch ...
956 75
Robert C. Bragg,
patrolman 746 00
Bartholomew Sheehan,
66
748 00
Lemuel Hicken,
66
772 00
Patrick Creeden, .6
772 00
Seth Young, 66
769 00
Henry J. Hidden,
..
778 00
George J. Ross,
..
179 00
James W. Merritt,
.6
771 00
Joseph H. Post, ..
..
:73 00
William H. Pike,
..
773 00
Charles H. Bartlett,
66
64 00
James Martin,
431 00
Joseph M. Tappan,
..
27 75
Albert D. Hale,
66
621 00
Alex. H. Libbey,
..
6.
70 00
William V. Hewlett, 66
99 00
W. Lunt Bartlett, medicine
1 00
George Butler, pilot bread .
69 72
William P. Jones, repairing badges.
1 00
Telephone Company, use of telephone.
63 75
J. M. Bacheller, use of teams for police . 3 50
Samuel P. Boardman, care of court room
13 41
J. N. Frost, ice.
7 50
Carl Castelhun, chloral solution
1 00
Union Telegraph Co., telegrams
4 82
Samuel March, groceries.
53 65
George H. Pearson, stationery .
15 55
News Publishing Co., printing.
17 95
Moses H. Sargent, books and stationery
4 54
H. G. Johnson, legal services. 40 00
S. H. Fowle, papers and stock 17 02
S. Levy, (postmaster), postage stamps 1 25
William R. Johnson, milk at police statio! . . .
14 82
Amount carried forward. $12,261 38
104
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward. $12,261 38 J. Plummer Noyes, janitor at court room 13 52
Dr. J. J. Healey, professional services 2 00
S. C. Reed, photographs of burglars 6 00
William H. Huse & Co., printing and advertising 6 75
J. M. Greenough, use of team for police 3 75
Joseph M. Tappan, services at City Hall. 86 75
$12.380 15
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation . .$ 500 00
Appropriation deficiency for year 1888 . . 18,015 36
$18,515 36
CREDITS.
From city clerk, fees from marriage licenses
for year 1889 $ 79 50
From city clerk, recording mortgages, as- signments, etc., in year 1889 .... 50 77
city clerk, issuing and recording li- quor licenses for year 1889. .
18 00
city clerk, sundry licenses
125 00
Almshouse land sold.
5,187 00
Greenleaf street property sold 605 00
Market street landing sold
1,675 00
Ferry landing sold
1,250 00 r
Market landing sold. 125 00 .
County of Essex, on account of wid- ening Water street 900 00
Income account, balance of corpora-
tion for year 1888 .
1,800 52
$11,815 79
From income account, transferred.
4,488 87
16,304 66
Total appropriation and income $34,820 02
2/327
106
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward . $34,820 02
Transferred from salaries .
$253 47
6
Public Library . 78 51
..
sidewalks and edgestones
354 05
board of health
208 73
water supply
205 00
interest.
82 95
abatement tax of 1889 .. 545 58
1,728 29
$36,548 31
Transferred to poor department. $ 1,007 68
school
1,671 73
fire
66
1,166 59
..
public property
4,319 10
police .. .
1,163 57
lighting streets, etc.
479 48
66
fuel.
1,152 78
66
bridges and culverts
386 05
66
ashes and rubbish
4 58
printing
118 09
..
abatement tax of 1886 .... 191 94
1887. ...
1,230 77
66
1888.
1,272 24
military aid
392 00
$15,727 81
$20,820 50
Transferred to abatement tax of 1884 .. $509 60
armory rents 550 00
balance overdrawn, 1888
23,213 36
Expenditures as per statement below ... 6,613 80
30,886 76
Balance overdrawn for year 1889
$10,066 26
highway
1,171 21
107
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the City Council.
JANUARY.
H. H. Landford, horse hire $ 8 50
James C. Colman, stock. 14 81
S. H. Thurlow, stock. 1 07
E. T. Northend, carriage hire
12 00
L. H. Noyes, stock and labor
3 15
Daniel Canning, stock and labor
4 25
John E. Bailey, stock and labor 3 00
Edward Perkins, stock and teaming 2 42
Jackman & Griffin, labor on Oak street 5 00
George E. Huntley, labor on Oak street. 110 06
C. H. Meader, labor on Franklin street 2 11
Sampson, Murdock & Co., 8 city directories 16 00
George W. Snow, professional services 12 50
James J. Healy, return of births 20 25
Lovett's Express, expressage 95
H. H. Landford, horse hire 16 00
U. S. post office, postage stamps. 25 00
Gillett & Co.'s Express, expressage
3 35
Telephone Co., use of telephone
5 00
Andrew H. Pettingell, 2 months' services as harbor master 50 00
Joseph Bartlett, 2 months' services as fish warden 12 50
Jere Kelleher, labor Mrs. Mackinney's cellar 3 00
Henry R. Weitzel, death returns.
15 50
John Huse, services as city sealer
9 00
Automatic Bank Punch Co., 1 bank punch .
36 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegrams 2 09
Newburyport Despatch, expressage
1 40
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden
5 00
William G. Somerby, 66 clerk . 5 00
John L. Lewis,
inspector 5 00
Hubbard Getchell, 66 inspector 5 00
Amount carried forward $414 91
108
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward. $414 91
Walter H. Delano, services as
deputy warden ... 2 50
B. F. Stanley,
deputy inspector .. 2 50
George A. Coffin,
deputy inspector. ... 2 50
George A. Pearson,
warden 5 00
Henry Martin, 66
clerk 5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
inspector 5 00
S. S. McQuillen,
inspector 5 00
Luther Carter, 6.
deputy warden ..
2 50
Charles A. Peabody,
deputy clerk 2 50
Cyrus A. Haskell,
deputy inspector .... 2 50
William C. O'Connell,
66 deputy inspector. ...
2 50
Edwin Currier,
warden, two elections 10 00
Joseph L. Johnson,
..
clerk, two elections. . inspector and dep- uty inspector ....
7 50
Charles A. Stockman,
inspector
10 00
Winthrop S. Low,
inspector and dep- uty inspector . ...
7 50
William T. Dodge,
deputy warden ..... 5 00
William H. Welch,
deputy clerk two elec- tions ... 5 00
Samuel F .. Sargent,
..
deputy inspector 5 00
John Burke,
warden
5 00
Joseph L. Dockam,
clerk
5 00
Samuel J. Ford,
..
inspector
5 00
Isaac Poor, Jr.,
inspector 5 00
Charles W. Thurlow, Jr.,
deputy warden 2 50
J. C. M. Blaisdell,
deputy clerk 2 50
Fred L. Macintosh,
deputy inspector ... . 2 50
William J. Pettengill,
deputy inspector. ...
2 50
Daniel T. Reed, ..
warden 5 00
John C. Kimball,
clerk. 5 00
William A. Little,
inspector 5 00
James P. Walsh,
66
inspector 5 00
William A. Davis,
deputy warden 2 50
Amount carried forward
$564 91
10 00
George W. Craig,
109
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. .
$564 91
Selwyn C. Reed, services as clerk. 2 50
Howard P. Currier,
deputy inspector 2 50
Moses E. Cooke,
warden 5 00
John L. Lang,
..
clerk .
5 00
Alfred Osgood,
..
inspector 5 00
Thomas Humphreys, . .
inspector 5 00
Moses A. Stevens,
deputy warden 2 50
George P. Greenleaf,
deputy clerk 2 50
Abner W. Porter,
.6
deputy inspector ·
2 50
Fred S. Goodwin, . . deputy inspector . . . 2 50
Samuel Pearson, .. janitor ward 2 room 8 00
J. M. Bailey, ringing bell
1 50
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell.
2 00
Stephen R. Fox, ringing bell
2 00
L. Mannix, teaming. ... 8 90
A. L. Jackson, ringing bell 4 times 6 00
Charles H. Lunt, ringing bell two elections
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