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John Hale,
310 02
Jere Sheehan,
234 68
Jere Toomey,
256 78
Edward Powers,
234 28
John D. Foley,
231 73
Frank Buckley,
263 55
Cornelius Kelleher, "
291 14
John Murphy,
241 68
John Clifford,
246 27
Chas. W. Thurlow, "
249 08
Patrick Lyons,
63 13
Joseph Choate, 66
54 61
Thomas Ryan,
211 31
Cornelius Lynch,
221 38
George E. Pearson, "
66 71
John W. Berry,
109 93
John Cashman,
66
129 35
Daniel Hallisey,
122 03
Dennis Lynch,
51 81
Philip Crimmins,
81 75
John Carey,
80 17
Patrick Sheehan,
32 39
James Leonard,
47 18
Amounts carried forward
, $5,750 31
$12,387 72
.
.
73
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
. $5,750 31
$12,387 72
Michael Scahill, labor
66 52
Daniel Creeden,
80 79
Fred'k McDonald, 66
100 63
Timothy Hartnett,
56 37
Edmund Ryan,
68 18
Robert A. Wood,
21 28
Timothy Davis,
54 44
Joseph Welch,
4 55
Timothy Moynihan
16 98
George E. Wood,
34 24
Moses J. Wood, ..
34 41
Alfonso Hemmingway, labor
41 14
William Main, labor
36 16
Timothy G. Davis, “
24 33
John Chamberlain. ‘
22 23
Louis Picotte,
35 63
John Mahoney,
3 15
John McDade,
10 86
Frank Titcomb, 6 .
6 13
Charles Davis,
2 80
Peter Young,
1 23
Patrick Finnegan,
22 24
Fred Taylor,
7 48
Eben Crockett,
17 33
John Martin, . .
24 51
Daniel Keleher, .6
4 73
Barnett Farrell,
19 60
George S. Paul, engineer of road roller
142 50
John Crowley, work on roads .
175 65
McGlew Bros., stock and labor
68 12
P. M. Lougee & Son, stock and labor
53 00
Joseph H. Currier, on account setting edgestones .
10 00
F E. Davis, repairing rail at sea wall
1 61
Amounts carried forward . $7,028 76
$12,387 72
10)
Hazen Thompson,
9 63
74
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . . $7,028 76 $12,387 72
L. W. Coker, street hoes, nails and cot- ton line 2 82
G. A. Bray, labor with road machine 90 00
Edward S. Hidden, laying drain pipe 5 50
S. H. Thurlow, sundries . . 9 61
J. W. Doyle, repairing and sharpening tools 9 50
Edwin A. Littlefield, work with team on road 158 10
Thomas F. Henry, labor . 35 52
J. B. Pritchard, 4 stone chains . 6 00
A. Russell & Sons, sundries 3 95
B. F. & F. L. Atkinson, coal for road roller 70 22
Ezra Thurlow, 3 1-2 days' labor on landing 6 00
Daniel Canning. repairs on road roller 1 50
Orrin G. Davis, labor on highways .
77 00
E. Ross. 8 sign irons 8 00
Luther Haskell, sharpening tools
11 77
J. A. Adams, use of double team 31 50
B. D. Fierce, services and expenses as ex- pert on macadamizing 58 30
H. M. Briggs, use of horse and carryall .
2 00
John Lucy, 4 days' use of man and team . 12 00
Rockport Granite Company, 8,500 paving blocks 212 50
Massachusetts Broken Stone Company, broken stone for macadamizing 2,582 22
A. H. Libby & Co., paving 477 56
Newburyport Herald Company, printing and advertising 4 35
James C. Colman, stock . 31 90
Frank H. Plumer, use of double team
53 50
Paul T. Winkley, labor with team
129 00
William Holker & Co., sundries
22 39
Amounts carried forward $11,142 47
$12,387 72
75
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $11,142 47 $12,387 72
Jere Cashman, use of double team . 34 00
Dennis Donahoe. work with double team 92 75
T. P. Mackinney, sundries 8 66
Todd and Brown, stock and labor 1 50
Edward E. Bartlett, work on roads with team 98 50
Edward Perkins, lumber, teaming, etc. 36 73
S. March, sundries . 3 60
William E. Merrill, work with road ma- chine 41 00
Jere Creeden, work on roads with team 48 60
H. S. Chase, work with team removing snow 4 80
J. C. Stanley, sundries
3 77
Michael Haley, work with team. etc. 51 00
Asa T. Newhall, gravel 8 50
F. M. & J. G. McGlew, sharpening and repairing tools . 3 00
L. H. Noyes & Co., sundries 14 82
L. D. Wheeler, repairing tools
1 25
Andrew Dyke, labor laying stone
10 00
John Ronan, work on road with team
174 60
Jacob B. Merrill. labor laying stone
10 00
Edward Donahoe, stock and labor
23 25
Benjamin Hale, 109 loads gravel
16 35
J. M. Woods. labor and repairing Michael O'Connell, sharpening picks 50
16 30
S. H. Welch, jr., work with team 118 50
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor 88 50
Amos K. Silloway, 72 loads gravel . 10 80
Sara A. Dockum, 189 double loads gravel, 37 80
Michael Donahoe, use of team 30 90
Mrs. Benjamin Hale, gravel 25 00
R. C. McConnell, work with single team ·
12 30
Amounts carried forward $12,169 45 $12,387 72
76
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward $12,169 45 $12,387 72 Effie B. Moody, wharfage, 120 tons pav- ing stone . 12 00
J. W. Douglass, 2 tool boxes and 12 pick- axes 27 00
William B. Porter, work with double team,
47 75
C. R. Sargent, sundries . 2 05
J. Keleher, work with double team 99 00
A. R. Rogers, labor 4 20
John E. Bailey, stock and labor
23 37
Charles M. Pritchard, cash paid for sun- dries 2 90
$12,387 72
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$
390 00
Appropriation deficiency for year 1889 10,066 26
$10,456 26
CREDITS.
From city clerk, issuing and recording liquor licenses for year 1890 $23 00
From city clerk, hack licenses .
2 00
auctioneers' licenses .
8 00
66 junk licenses . .
8 00
66 pawn licenses 6 00
billiard and pool licenses, 16 00
6 6
pig licenses 1 50
Amounts carried forward $64 50
$10,456 26
77
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$64 50
$10,456 26
From city clerk, circus licenses
23 00
From county of Essex, for killing seal
1 00
88 50
From income account, transferred
5,308 26
5,396 76
Total appropriation and income
$15,853 02
Transferred from poor department
$ 2 52
police .
947 65
salaries
13 11
66
interest
312 45
ashes and rubbish
16 60
paving State street
62 92
66
widening Prospect street
150 00
abatement tax of 1890 . 88 73
1,593 98
$17,447 00
Transferred to school department
. $1,199 63
fire .
161 84
highways .
703 00
66 public property
3,363 44
66
lighting streets, etc. .
353 61
fuel .
1,577 11
66
public library .
163 15
66
bridges and culverts . 774 25
66
sidewalks and edgestones,
678 26
board of health
321 00
water supply
505 00
printing .
490 84
66
parks or public grounds 38 21
abatement tax of 1887 494 00
66
1888 . 1,248 35
Amounts carried forward
$12,071 69
$17,447 00
78
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $12,071 69
$17,447 00
Transferred to abatement tax of 1889
802 73
military aid
82 00
12.956 42
$ 4,490 58
Transferred to armory rents
$ 550 00
burial of soldiers 16 87
Expenditures as per statement below
7,626 42
$8,193 29
Overdrawn balance in 1889
. 10,066 26
18,259 55
Balance overdrawn for year 1890
$13,768 97
EXPENDITURES.
JANUARY.
James W. Fennimore, ringing church bell, 2 00
George H. Stevens, for extra labor on Australian ballot system . 28 08
N. N. Jones, professional services and ex- penses
63 17
James W. Gunnison, 3 months' office rent, A. W. Thompson, sundries
21 96
James V. Felker, disbursing State aid (6 months) .
50 00
Joseph M. Toppan, team for posting no- tices 1 50
Newburyport Despatch Express, express- age 1 80
American Express Company, expressage .
30
Charles R. Fogg's Express,
60
Gillett & Company's Express, 6. 2 35
Moses E. Cook, services as warden . 5 00
Amount carried forward . $186 36
9 00
79
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward
$186 36
John C. Lang, services as clerk 5 00
Thomas Humphreys,
inspector 5 00
Abner W. Porter, ..
5 00
C. C. Donnell, ..
5 00
A. H. Pettingell, .. .. 5 00
Moses A. Stevens, services as deputy war- den 2 50
George P. Greenleaf, services as deputy clerk 2 50
Frederick S. Goodwin, services as deputy inspector . 2 50
William B. Porter, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Moses Pettingell, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
John Burke, services as warden 5 00
Harry W. Bayley,
clerk 5 00
Samuel J. Ford,
inspector . 5 00
H. P. Macintosh,
5 00
Isaac Poor, jr., . 6 5 00
Jacob P. Torrey, ،، .. 5 00
Charles W. Thurlow, services as deputy warden ·
2 50
J. C. M. Blaisdell, services as deputy clerk 2 50
George O. P. Greeley, services as deputy inspector . 2 50
Charles T. Smith, services as deputy in spector 2 50
Allen D. Pettingell, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
George Osgood, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
S. C. Reed, services as warden 5 0)
John C. Kimball,
clerk 5 00
Amount carried forward $278 86
:
H
80
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward $278 86
William A. Little, services as inspector . 5 00
Joseph M. Toppan, 5 00
H. P. Currier, .6 5 00
William A. Davis, services as deputy war- den .
2 50
George W. Manser, services as deputy clerk 2 50
Caleb N. Huse, services as deputy inspect- Or
2 50
Frank O. Frost, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Edwin Currier, services as warden
5 00
Joseph L. Johnson, clerk 5 00
Winthrop S. Low, 6.
inspector 5 00
5 00
James P. Walsh, .6
5 00
Chas. A. Stockman,
5 00
John H. Balch, jr.,
5 00
William J. Creasey, .. deputy warden, 2 50
William H. Welch, 66
66
clerk 2 50
George W. Craig,
inspect-
or
2 50
Fred A. Kezar. services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Sam E. Sargent, services as deputy in- spector .
2 50
Charles L. Huse, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
George A. Pearson, services as warden 5 00
Henry Martin, services as clerk 5 00
Michael O'Connell, services as inspector 5 00
Wm. H. P. Howard,
5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
5 00
E. C. Stickney, . . 5 00
Luther Carter, services as deputy warden, 2 50
Amount carried forward. $386 36
Berkeley Johnson, 66
SI
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $386 36 · Charles A. Peabody, services as deputy clerk 2 50
James M. Woods, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Cyrus A. Haskell, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
J. E. S. Hart, services as deputy in-
spector 2 50
Thomas W. Cogger, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden 5 00
William G. Somerby, services as clerk 5 00
Frank B. Ives, services as inspector 5 00
John L. Lewis, .
5 00
H. Getchell,
66 5 00 .
B. F. Stanley, . . 5 00
Walter H. Delano, deputy warden 2 50
W. E. Butterfield, clerk 2 50
E. H. McConnell, services as deputy in- spector 2 30
J. M. Chase, services as deputy inspector, Charles D. Pettigrew, services as deputy inspector 2 50
2 50
Thomas W. Mitchell, jr., services as dep. uty inspector 2 50
John Burke, repairs on ballot boxes 1 50
C. H. Stanwood, services at ward room 8 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing church bell
2 00
George W. Pray,
2 00
Alex. L. Jackson, ·· ..
5 00
L. Mannix, sundries 11 50
Samuel Pearson, attending caucuses
9 00
J. C. Lunt, services at ward room 20 25
J. P. Noyes, services at court room 5 00
William H. Johnson, sundry services
: 00
Amount carried forward
$515 11
11)
S2
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward .
$515 11
Joseph M. Bailey, ringing church bell
1 00
Charles H. Lunt, 2 00
( harles E. Ash, services at ward room
8 20
Board of Registrars, services as registrars of voters 300 00
S. Levy, postmaster, postage stamps 30 00
Frank W. Hale, legal services in Standard Yarn case . 172 22
$1,028 53
FEBRUARY.
C. C. Stockman, sundries .
$ 2 00
Charles R. Fogg's Express, expressage
45
Michael Stevens, services as harbor mas- ter 1 year 100 00
Joseph Bartlett, 3 months' services as fish warden
18 15
E. P. Hurd, 15 birth returns 3 75
Ernest H. Noyes, 8
66 2 00
George W. Snow, 45
11 25
Charles W. Stiles, 8
2 00
Samson, Murdock & Co., 1 Boston alma-
nac . 1 00
Telephone Company, use of telephones
8 85
Samson Levy, postmaster, 3 months' rent of P. O. box 50
Castelhun & Hale, frame for charter 3 50
Corliss, Macy & Co., books 36 15
American Express Co., expressage 95
Charles Fernald, killing seal
1 00
J. P. & B. B. Jones, defendant's costs in Standard Yarn case . 52 94
245 09
Amount carried forward
$1,273 62
83
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $1,273 62
MARCH.
N. N. Jones, expenses as city solicitor $ 9 97
J. M. Bailey, ringing bell at North church Feb. 22 .
2 00
Charles H. Lunt, ringing bell Feb. 22 2 00
George W. Pray, ringing church bell Feb. 22 2 00
Frank H. Rundlett, ringing church bell Feb. 22
2 00
Board of Assessors, expenses to Boston .
10 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegram to Boston 43
Moses H. Sargent, stationery
2 20
John W. Sargent, cash paid for decora- tions Feb. 21
5 87
George W. Worcester, birth returns
3 50
J. J. Healey, 90 birth returns . .
22 50
C. W. Hidden, birth returned .
25
Telephone Co., 1 month's rental of tele- phone
4 00
Charles H. Haynes, 500 printed envelopes 2 00
American Express Co., expressage . 85
74 57
APRIL.
James W. Gunnison, 3 months' office rent $ 9 00
Jackson & Co's Express, expressage 3 45
American Express Co., .
30
Peter Cusack, death returns
50 00
George H. Stevens, paid C. I'. Allen for services rendered 28 10
James W. Fennimore, ringing bell
2 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone
4 00
Joseph Bartlett, services as fish warden
12 50
W. T. Sadlier, 20 books
4 00
113 35
Amount carried forward
$1,461 54
84
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward .
$1,461 54
MAY.
John Murphy, labor
$ 88
Daniel Quill,
88
Thomas Ryan,
88
Cornelius Lyons,
1 40
Jere Sheehan,
1 40
John D). Foley,
1 40
Willard J. Hale, postmaster, rent of P. O. boxes 1 00
Alex. L. Jackson, ringing bell
2 00
Wm. H. Bayley, decorating council cham- bei 11 00
R. H. Smith Manufacturing Co., rubber stamps 5 00
J. M. Greenough, use of teams 16 00
Joseph Bartlett, 1 month's services as fish warden 6 25
JUNE. 48 09
Samuel H. Safford, returning 115 deaths 28 75
Telephone Co., use of telephone 8 00
American Express Co., expressage . 30
John A. Taylor, use of horse and buggy
2 00
Ernest H. Noyes, returning 6 births
1 50
P. B. Murphy, dog license blanks 4 75
Fred L. Butman, tax book for 1890 . 10 50
James V. Felker, expenses to Boston 2 50
Greenough, Hopkins & Cushing, "Inten- tions of Marriage" book . 3 50
N. N. Jones, professional services and ex- penses 39 73
George H. Pearson, sundries
42 92
W. J. Hale, postmaster, stamps
15 00
159 45
Amount carried forward
$1,669 08
S5
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $1,669 08
JULY.
News Publishing Co., printing and sun- dries $ 7 08
Jackson & Co.'s Express, expressage 1 00
Moses H. Sargent, sundries 6 50
C. C. Stockman, use of horse and carryall 3 00
American Express Co., expressage, 40
Joseph Bartlett, 2 months' services as fish warden 12 50
Chas. R. Fogg, expressage
35
Jas. W. Gunnison, 3 months' office rent 9 00
Moses H. Sargent, stock
15 59
W. J. Hale, postmaster, rent of P. O. boxes 1 00
J. V. Felker, treasurer, disbursing State aid, 6 months . 50 00
Lovett's Express, expressage
65
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden at special election 5 00
Wm. J. Somerby, services as clerk as spec- ial election 5 00
John L. Lewis, services as inspector at special election 5 00
John M. Chase, services as inspector at special election 5 00
B. F. Stanley, services as ballot clerk at special election 5 00
Frank B. Ives, services as ballot clerk at special election 5 00
W. J. Hale, postmaster, postage stamps, 5 00
17 00
S. M. Noyes, posting bills 50
$159 57
Amount carried forward
$1,828 65
86
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward $1,828 65
AUGUST.
Special steam roller committee, expenses
to Boston and Bridgeport . 83 75 ·
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor 252 31
Dennis Healey, ringing church bell July 4, 3 00
James W. Fennimore, ringing church bell July 4 3 00
J. L. Parker, ringing church bell July 4, 3 00 Joseph M. Bailey, ringing church bell July 4 3 00
Edgar J. Batchelder, ringing church bell July 4 3 00
Frank H. Rundlett, ringing church bell July 4 3 00
James V. Felker, expenses to Boston 2 50
Western Union Telegraph Co., tele- grams 1 29
J. C. Stanley, wrapping paper 14
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
H. R. Weitzel, return of 60 burials . 15 00
Lord Bros., 1 ball of cord 20
377 19
SEPTEMBER.
News Publishing Co., printing and sta- tionery
$27 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
Fred L. Butman, 2 check books and trial balance 19 25
Corliss, Macy & Co., envelopes
4 25
American Express Co., expressage .
75
Greylock Pen Co., pens .
8 60
N. N. Jones, expenses incurred as city solicitor .
21 10
84 95
Amount carried forward
$2,290 79
87
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $2,290 79
OCTOBER.
James Leonard, labor $ 1 75
Frederick McDonald,
1 75
Jere Toomey, .. 1 75
R. Morrison,
. .
12 49
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor 133 89
John Post, jr. & Co., balance due on road roller 1,348 60
George E. Bamford, services rendered 1 00
L. H. Noyes & Co., paint and oil 8 22
American Express Co., expressage 1 20
Jackson & Co.'s Express, 3 65
John Connors, ringing church bell Febru- ary 22 and July 4, 1890 . 2 00
Ralph C. Huse, attendance at court in "Paul and Janvrin" case . 20 00
Joseph M. Tappan, distributing tax bills in one-half city 25 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., 2 tele- grams 50
·
L. Mannix, transporting ballot box . 75
Luther Dame, establishing line of Pros- pect street for removal of buildings . 3 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
W. J. Hale, postmaster, rent of post office boxes 1 00
James W. Gunnison. 3 months' office rent, 9 00 Joseph Bartlett, 3 months' services as fish warden 18 75
J. V. Felker, treasurer, compiling annual reports 50 00
S. C. Reed, photographs of Poor estate 5 00
N. N. Jones, city solicitor, witness fees .
30 00
Amounts carried forward . $1,683 30
$2,290 79
88
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward $1,683 30
$2,290 79
John Post, jr., & Co., on account steam roller
2,000 00
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight on steam roller
50 40
250 00
Niles & Carr, damages awarded Paul case, Amos Noyes, damages awarded Janvrin case
250 00
20 00
W. J. Hale, postmaster, postage stamps . Assessors and collectors, assessing and collecting bank tax .
126 68
N. N. Jones, city solicitor, witness fees
25 00
6.
30 00
4,435 38
NOVEMBER.
Gowen Dockum, use of land for militia . $20 00
Wm. Holker & Co., stock and labor on road roller ·
23 40
J. C. Stanley, sundries
2 55
Jos. M. Greenough, use of carriages
5 50
J. Plumer Noyes, repairing Market Hall for caucus
1 00
Newburyport Despatch, expressage
15
Israel A. Morse, use of horse and carriage
3 00
Economy Printing Co., 1000 letter heads and 1000 envelopes, 6 25
S. C. Reed, views of Prospect street
5 00
Lovett's Express, expressage
45
N. N. Jones, witness fees,
25 00
92 30
DECEMBER.
L. H. Noyes & Co , work on check lists . $ 1 65
Ernest H. Noyes, reporting 7 births, 1 75
Amounts carried forward
$3 40
$6,818 47
S9
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$3 40
$6,818 47
American Express Co., expressage
25
C. H. Stanwood, services at ward room at election .
5 00
Telephone Co., use of telephones
8 30
Samuel Pearson, services at ward room
8 00
L. M. Hatch & Sons, work on Poor estate John Burke, work on ballot boxes
1 75
John F. Young, return of ? births
1 75
Israel A. Morse, use of horse and buggy 3 00
A. J. Haynes, expenses to Boston twice . 5 00 Moses E. Cook, services as warden 5 00
John C. Lang, 66 clerk 5 00
Abner W. Porter, 66 inspector . 5 00
Thomas Humphreys, .6 66
5 00
Moses A. Stevens, services as deputy war- den .
2 50
George P. Greenleaf, services as deputy clerk
2 50
Frederick S. Goodwin, services as deputy inspector . 2 50
Frank E. Thurlow, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Charles ('. Donnell, services as inspector, A. H. Pettingell, 5 00
5 00
William B. Porter, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Moses Pettingell, services as deputy in- spector
John Burke, services as warden 2 50
5 00
Harry W. Bayley, clerk 5 00
Samuel J. Ford, inspector 5 00
Isaac Poor, jr., . .
5 00
Charles W. Page,
5 00
Allen D. Pettingell, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Amounts carried forward . $120 95
$6,818 47
(12)
12 00
90
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward $120 95
$6,818 47
Henry J. Hidden, services as deputy in- spector ·
2 50
Robert G. Allen, services as inspector ·
5 00
George Osgood, deputy in- spector
2 50
Selwyn C. Reed, services as warden ·
5 00
Charles W. Thurlow, services as deputy warden 2 50
John W. Sargent, services as clerk 5 00
William A. Little, 66 inspector .. 5 00
James P. Walsh,
5 00
William A. Davis,
deputy war-
den . 2 50
John C. Kimball, services as deputy clerk Edward A. Hale, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
2 50
George W. Manser, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Fred A. Lattime, services as inspector, 5 00
Joseph M. Tappan 5 00
Frank O. Frost, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
William J. Creasey, services as warden,
5 00
Joseph L. Johnson, clerk 5 00
Winthrop S. Low, inspect-
or 5 00
Charles A. Stockman, services as inspector,
5 00
Edwin Currier, services as deputy warden, Wm. H. Welch, 66 clerk 2 50
2 50
John H. Balch, jr., services as inspector . 5 00
Berkeley Johnson, ·
5 00
Sam E. Sargent, deputy in-
spector 2 50
Charles D. Ford, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Amounts carried forward $215 95
$6,818 47
91
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$215 95
$6,818 4℃
George A. Pearson, services as warden
5 00
Henry Martin, clerk 5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
inspector 5 00
Michael O'Connell,
66
66
5 00
Luther Carter, services as deputy warden, 2 50
F. E. Davis, 66
clerk .
2 50
W. H. P. Howard, " inspeci -
2 50
Cyrus A. Haskell, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
T. W. Cogger, services as inspector 5 00
S. H. Johnson, 66
5 00
J. E. S. Hart, services as deputy inspect- or 2 50
Edward S. Stickney, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
J. L. Chase, services as warden 5 00
Wm. G. Somerby, 6: clerk 5 00
John L. Lewis, ..
inspector 5 00
George A. Coffin,
5 00
Alfred D. Merrill, 6. deputy warden. 2 50
Willard E. Butterfield "
clerk 2 50
Chas. S. Bartlett, 66 inspect
or 2 50
George L. Jackman, services as deputy in- spector .
2 50
Frank B. Ives, services as inspector
5 00
B. F. Stanley, 66
5 00
John M. Chase, deputy inspect-
or .
2 50
Charles D. Pettigrew, services as deputy inspector . · William H. Johnson, distributing tax bills, 25 00
2 50
W. J. Hale, postmaster, stamps and pos- tal cards . 8 00
Amounts carried forward 338 95
$6,818 47
.
I30
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward
$338 13
$2,443 81
John Clifford, labor
1 75
Edmund Ryan,
1 75
Patrick Lyons, 6.
1 75
T. G. Davis,
1 75
Hazen Thompson,
1 75
Michael Scahill,
6 48
Moses J. Wood, 60
3 16
George E. Wood, 66 3 16
Blaisdell & Donnell, curb and corner stone, 393 40
F. E. Davis, 72 square yards brick paving 21 60
John J. Currier, 102 " 30 60
L. W. Coker, 44 1-2 " ·
13 35
Effie B. Moody, wharfage on edgestone
14 00
W. H. Toppan, setting 195 feet of edge- stone
19 50
Thomas Ronan, 89 yards of brick paving,
26 70
Edwin Toppan, paving 10 63
William E. Goodwin, labor
5 85
A. A. Libby & Co., setting edgestone 477 40
W. O. Bunker, labor
3 20
Davis & Littlefield, labor on edgestones, etc. . .
46 99
Owners of Plum Island, 152 tons of sand, 91 20
Edwin A. Littlefield, hauling edgestones, etc. .
58 57
J. D. Tilton, labor as mason 8 75
Frank H. Plumer, 1 1-2 days' use of jig- ger 1 50
Estate of David Smith, brick . 20 00
J. A. Greeley, brick paving and setting edgestones 108 92
P. Mulligan, repairing sidewalk 6 40
Calvin E. Currier, 2 cellar windows . 3 00
Thomas F. Henry, labor on edgestone 3 75
E. P. Shaw, 13 yards concrete walk . 3 25
Amounts carried forward , . $1,728 24
$2,443 81
13[
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $1,728 24
$2,443 81
Joseph H. Currier, setting edgestone
30 78
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight on edgestone
39 50
F. M. Pevy, edgestone
116 21
C. H. Meader, sundries
56 71
S. B. Carter, 131 yards of concrete walk,
32 75
E. E. Paine, freight on edgestone
200 00
Rufus Morrison, setting edgestones, etc. .
87 01
W. A. Stiles, 70 yards of concrete walk .
17 50
Thomas Lahey, edgestone
58 11
J. B. Pritchard, use of geer, and teaming,
25 00
Mrs. Abby Hale, 100 yards of concrete walk
25 00
David Smith, brick .
27 00
$2,443 81
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS-ARMORY RENT ACCOUNT.
CREDITS.
Received from the State for rent for year
$350 00 1890
DEBIT.
Paid E. P. Shaw for 1 year's rent, for year 1890
900 00
Amount overdrawn, charged to incidentals to balance account
$550 00
94
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $3,631 00 $25,807 61 Six and one-half months on note No. 398, 34 33
Six months on note No. 396 300 00
Seven months on note No. 404
243 33
Six months on note No. 405
380 00
Three months on note No. 412
159 38
Two months on note No. 413 .
70 83
One year on Atwood Fund
472 50
Nine months on note of $15,000
440 62
Three 66 66
140 62
Eight
375 00
Coupons .
. 19,560 00
$25,807 61
LIGHTING STREETS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
-
Appropriation .
$10,000 00
CREDITS.
From sale of old lantern . $2 50
From Newburyport Gas Co., bill credited back, error 6 00
8 50
Total appropriation and income
$10,008 50
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci-
. dentals to balance account 353 61
$10,362 11
·
95
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $10,362 11
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Lighting Streets.
Newburyport Gas and Electric Co., light-
ing streets and public buildings .$10,347 11
James W. Fennimore, cleaning gas lan- terns, etc.
10 00
Hill Bros., pair of horses and wagonette, 5 00
$10,362 11
APPORTIONMENT OF EXPENDITURES
For lighting public buildings and streets for the year ending December 20, 1890 :
Cu. ft. gas.
Cost.
Lighting City Hall .
239,400
$478 80
Market Hall
170,000
340 00
Central Fire Station .
70,300
140 60
public library
149,400
298 80
..
north armory
12,400
24 80
6 .
south armory ·
171,200
342 40
،، No. 2 engine house
49,200
98 40
..
No. 3
69,400
138 80
66
No. 8
19,100
38 20
66
Putnam School
5,600
11 20
Cost of electric street lights
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