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8,435 11
Sundry expenses
15 00
Total expenses as above .
$10,362 11
The total number of electric street lights is 113.
:
96
ANNUAL REPORTS.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation .
$150 00
EXPENDITURES.
Thomas E. Cutter, for Grand Army Post, $150 00
NOTES PAYABLE.
-
Amount outstanding December 21, 1889 . . $111,150 00
Notes issued in 1890 as follows, viz. :
No. 399, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3.4 per cent. . . $4,300 00
No. 400, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3-4 per cent. $1,000 00 No. 402, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3-4 per cent. . 20,000 00 No. 403, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3-4 per cent. . . 15,000 00
No. 404, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 4 per cent. . 10,000 00 No. 405, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3-4 per cent. . . 20,000 00
Amounts carried forward $70,300 00 $111,150 00
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $70,300 00 $111,150 00 No. 406, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 4 per cent. . 10,000 00 No. 407, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 4 per cent. · 10,000 00 No. 408, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 4 per cent. . 17,000 00 No. 409, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3-4 per cent. . 3,000 00 .
No. 410, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3 4 per cent. . . 50,000 00 No. 411, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 3 3-4 per cent. 1,000 00
No. 412, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 4 1-4 per cent. . 15,000 00
No. 413, order J. V. Felker, city treas- urer, 4 1-4 per cent. . 10,000 00
No. 414, A. W. Greenleaf, trustee, under will of Richard W. Drown, 3 3-4 per cent. 3,627 13
No 415, Five Cents Saving Bank, 6 per cent. . 10,000 00
199,927 13
$311,077 13
AAppropriation .
5,000 00
$316,077 13
Notes paid during year 1890 as follows, viz. :
No. 391, order J. V. Felker, city treasurer, $ 1,400 00
392,
1,000 00
398,
2,000 00
402,
20,000 00
403,
15,000 00
404, 06 66 10,000 00
Amounts carried forward
$49,400 00 $316,077 13
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98
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $49,400 00 $316,077 13 405, order J. V. Felker, city treasurer, $20,000 00
412, 15,000 00
413, ..
10,000 00
4, Institution for Savings, city 2,000 00
4,
3,000 00
99,400 00
$216,677 13
Transferred to bridge and water account .
5,000 00
Amount outstanding December 20, 1890 . . . $211,677 13
PARKS AND PUBLIC GROUNDS.
Appropriation .
$500 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci-
dentals to balance account 38 21
$538 21
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Park Commissioners.
John Foley, labor on Mall and Brown Square $253 89
Pearl S. Bradford, iron pipes for rails 50 00
M. D. Jones & Co., iron settees for Mall, 82 80
Amounts carried forward $386 69
$538 21
99
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $386 69
$538 21
Timothy Maroney, labor with team 93 37
S. M. Gerrish, stock and labor
33 30
J. N. Pike, cash paid
6 28
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor
2 70
Rufus Morrison, 2 00
J. P. Titcomb, services as civil engineer 2 65
William H. Bayley, grass seed 1 20
E. S. Stickney, cutting down tree . 6 50
L. H. Noyes & Co., stock and labor .
3 52
$538 21
PAVING STATE STREET.
Appropriation .
$3,000 00
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CREDITS.
From Newburyport & Amesbury Horse Railroad Co., 2400 paving stone 60 00
Total appropriation and income $3,060 00
Amount undrawn, transferred to inciden-
tals to balance account
62 92
$2,997 08
100
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward .
$2,997 08
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Committee on Highways.
Daniel Cronan, labor
$ 9 99
John Foley,
19 79
Edward Powers,
26 09
Jere Toomey,
27 15
Thomas Ryan,
23 11
Daniel Hallisey,
..
21 01
Patrick Murphy,
14 01
John Murphy,
19 91
Cornelius Keleher,
20 49
John Clifford,
21 18
Charles W. Thurlow,
28 19
John Cashman,
31 68
Frank Buckley,
.6
16 63
John W. Berry,
20 65
Daniel Quill,
15 93
Jere Sheehan,
13 31
Cornelius Lynch,
15 06
George E. Pearson,
66
5 08
Timothy Hartnett,
27 48
James Leonard,
. .
21 18
William Gunthair,
4 38
Daniel Creeden,
8 58
Frederick McDonald,
2 00
Patrick Lyons,
. 6
1 40
Joseph Gunthair,
1 05
Louis Picotte,
1 58
John Chamberlain,
6.
1 05
Robert A. Wood,
1 05
William Main,
. .
1 58
Alphonso Hemmingway."
1 58
Timothy Moynihan, ..
53
Amounts carried forward
$427 76
$2,997 08
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101
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$427 76
$2,997 08
Effie B. Moody, wharfage of paving stones,
72 90
Edward S. Hidden, repairing manhole and culverts on State street
5 25
Rockport Granite (`o., paving blocks
1,812 42
A. A. Libby & Co., paving
678 15
$2,99: 08
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation .
$9,500 00
CREDITS.
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court,
fees
$ 490 38
From county treasurer, fees
1,355 58
.
1,845 96
Total appropriation and income
$11,345 96
Amount undrawn, transferred to inciden-
tals to balance account 947 65
$10,398 31
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Police.
Asa W. Emerson, services as city mar- shal, and sundries ·
. $1,026 71
Amounts carried forward . $1,026 :1 $10,398 31
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward $1,026 71 $10,398 31
Edward E. Taylor, services as assistant city marshal, and sundries 902 50
Samuel W. Tuck, services as captain of the watch
924 55
Robert C. Bragg, patrolman
733 00
Lemuel Hicken,
732 00 .
Patrick Creeden, 66
739 00
Seth Young,
735 00
George J. Ross,
737 00
James W. Merritt, 66
737 00
John L. McLean, 066
289 00
Joseph H. Post,
738 00
William H. Pike,
736 00
Albert D. Hale,
741 00
Bartholomew Sheehan,
99 00
Henry J. Hidden,
99 00
Gardner Rogers,
50 00
Charles H. Bartlett, 66
17 00
William E. Young, 66
2 00
Joseph M. Tappan, special officer at City Hall, and patrolman 40 00
Charles G. Thomas, shooting dogs
51 00
George Butler, pilot bread 35 79 .
J. N. Frost, ice 8 25
J. Plummer Noyes, janitor at court room, 23 00
S. Levy, postmaster, postage stamps 1 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone
60 50
Safford & Lunt, repairing 3 badges .
50
George W. Snow, M. D., professional ser- vices
7 50
H. G. Johnson, legal services
5 00
Newburyport Gas and Electric Co., extra lighting night of July 3 15 00
George H. Pearson, ink and sundries 10 40
J. M. Greenough, use of teams for police, 7 00
Amounts carried forward $10,303 20 $10,398 31
103
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$10,303 20 $10,398 31
Ellingwood & Co., disinfectants William R. Johnston, milk
9 00
13 50
Scoville Manufacturing Co., buttons
18 00
Samuel March, sundries .
52 11
Karl Castelhun, chloral mixture, etc.
2 50
$10,398 31
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation .
$15,000 00
CREDITS.
Cash from city of Salem .
$194 50
Waltham
182 96
Lowell
24 75
66
Malden
33 00
Haverhill
86 85
town of West Newbury
93 70
.6
Ipswich
6 00
66
Salisbury
164 83
Amesbury
480 64
.6
. . Cohasset
145 50
Chicopee
16 50
Georgetown .
128 25
66 Middleborrough
12 15
Danvers
63 00
Amounts carried forward
. $1,632 63
$15,000 00
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.
104
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $1,632 63
$15,000 00
Cash from sundry persons, for board
1,778 40
sale of hay
272 92
rebate on freight
23 40
. . city of Newburyport for sol- diers' relief, under Chapter 447, Acts of 1890 321 00
66 State of Massachusetts, trans- portation and burial of State paupers
177 64
4,205 99
Total appropriation and income $19,205 99
Amount undrawn, transferred to inciden-
dentals to balance account 2 52
$19,203 47
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor.
William H. Bayley, clerk, aid rendered
sundry persons $2,021 32
William H. Bayley, salary as clerk of overseers, and sundries . 899 98
Edward J. Lunt, salary as keeper of alıns- house, and sundries . 527 60
Mrs. Edward J. Lunt, salary as matron at almshouse, and sundries . 233 29
Lyman W. Lord, salary as teamster at almshouse 600 00
Benjamin S. Richardson, services as cook at almshouse 360 00
J. Otis Winkley, milk ·
69 18
Jane B. Robinson, house rent of poor per- son 48 00
Amounts carried forward
. $4,759 37
$19,203 47
105
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $4,759 37
$19,203 47
A. F. Ross & Co., coffee, tea, tobacco, &c. 640 97
Paul Titcomb, corn, oats, meal and feed . 444 78
J. C. Lunt & Co., burying sundry per- sons
63 00
Telephone Co., use of telephones
119 91
M. P. Perley, stock
41 95
H. W. Spurr & Co., 1000 lbs. pollock
25 00
City of Cambridge, aid rendered sundry persons
68 38
City of Lynn, aid rendered sundry persons Town of Methuen, aid rendered sundry persons
32 91
City of Salem, aid rendered sundry per- sons
111 97
City of Worcester, aid rendered sundry persons . City of Gloucester, aid rendered sundry persons . City of Malden, aid rendered sundry per- sons
7 50
139 68
City of Chelsea, aid rendered sundry per- sons
10 50
City of Boston, aid rendered sundry per- sons
220 83
City of Lawrence, aid rendered sundry persons
38 50
City of Lowell, aid rendered sundry per- sons
13 00
City of Brockton, aid rendered sundry per- sons
20 42
Town of West Newbury, aid rendered sundry persons 189 19
Town of Hyde Park, aid rendered sundry persons
52 00
Amounts carried forward $7,180 36
$19,203 47
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146 75
33 75
106
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $7,180 36 $19,203 47 Town of Whitman, aid rendered sundry persons 60 00
Town of Amesbury, aid rendered sundry persons 119 10
Town of Rowley, aid rendered sundry persons 25 28
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, board of sundry persons 331 08
Sisters of Charity, board of sundry per- sons 213 00
Danvers Insane Asylum, board of sundry persons 3,608 79
Westborough Insane Asylum, board of sundry persons 169 47
Massachusetts School for Feeble Minded, board of sundry persons 169 43
Home of Angel Guardian, board of sundry persons 18 00
T. W. Mitchell, repairing shoes 49 50
William A. Johnson, sundries . 74 12 .
Lyndsay P. Hunt, provisions . 36 00
Henry C. Plummer, stock 5 55
John Morrison, board of poor person 48 00
B. F. Robinson, 60 cans of milk 27 00
Eagle Chemical Co., 2 bbls. washing pow- der 64 70
Mrs. George W. Manser, hat for child
80
George H. Plumer, 30 yards black cam- bric 1 50
James Ferguson, sundry services rendered 6 00
Lyons, Clement & Greenleaf, flour . 1,100 15
Dr. H. F. Adams, supplying medicine to poor 9 months . 300 00
Dr. E. H. Noyes, supplying medicine to poor 3 months . 100 00
Amounts carried forward . $13,707 83
$19,203 47
107
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $13,707 83 $19,203 47
C. Roehr & Co., 35 bbls. flour ·
164 50
L. F. Barton, boots, shoes, etc. 45 95
C. W. Lerned, 2 gals. liquid disinfectant, 5 (0
Lewis Toppan, caps 5 50
Newburyport Herald Co., 1 year's sub-
scription to Herald . ·
4 00
W. H. Carter, provisions .
71 93
Newburyport One Price Clothing Co., 2 suits of clothes 6 50
James C. Colman, lumber, cement, team- ing, etc. . 105 21
A. Prager, 2 pairs of pants 5 00
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight on flour 78 00
C. C. Toppan, clothing
27 75
J. B. Little, boots and shoes
19 10
W. J. Hale, dry goods
25 09
C. P. Nelson, board of poor person ·
10 50
Daniel F. Noyes, stock
19 45
Samuel March, groceries
186 53
J. C. Stanley, stock
68 02
D. D. Thurlow & Co., fish, clams, etc.
125 06
G. A. Toppan, clothing
13 50
George Butler, pilot bread
109 19
Merrill Bros., provisions . · 238 61
L. W. Coker, stock 12 37
Thomas Dana & Co , sundry supplies
958 56
John P. Squire & Co., pork 479 25
Harris Pearson, crackers
104 44
Moses P. Towne, agent, house rent of poor person 77 76
William H. Campbell, boots, shoes and rubbers 21 60
Charles R. Titcomb, boots, shoes and rub- bers
13 15
Amounts carried forward
·
$16,709 35
$19,203 47
108
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward $16,109 35 $19,203 47
Andrew Bowlen, supplies 102 66
J. C. Richardson, groceries furnished alms- house
92 82
Peter Cusack, boots, shoes, etc. 41 75
F. A. Hudson, board of child .
4 00
H. J. Plummer & Co., sundries
3 75
James G. King, 3 dozen pair stockings
15 00
William A. Little, shoes .
11 43
William A. Davis & Son, canvas jackets and pants 7 25
Anna Jaques Hospital, care of sick person 36 00
Edward Reddy, house rent of poor person, 20 00
Levy & Co. stock .
32 25
Edward Donahoe, stock and labor
104 21
Atkinson School Fund, pasturing 3 cows 2 years 60 00
E. W. Pearson, sundry supplies
37 68
A. E. Moylan, boots and shoes
15 60
Locke & Jewell, 1 wagon
100 00
William Holker & Co., tea kettle
2 50
Mrs. Mary Sweeney, board of poor person,
9 71
Peter Romily, house rent of poor person .
34 20
Bradley & Babb, boots and shoes
12 00
Potter & Writington, 1000 lbs. pollock
27 50
H. A. Wilson, tobacco 36 63
A. Titcomb & Co., curing ham 5 45
George M. Roaf, beef and sundries . 173 82
Ellingwood & Co., disinfectants
9 00
B. F. Pettingell, boots and shoes
35 80
F. Vadeboncoeur, groceries 3 20
J. M. Greenough, use of carriages 16 25
George W. Colman, dressing 7 hogs
10 50
H. N. Marshall & Son, 20 bushels potatoes,
27 00
Henry A. Knapp, 17 qts. milk .
1 02
E. F. Welch, clothing
23 00
Amounts carried forward $17,821 33 $19,203 47
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $17,821 33 $19,203 47 8 10
Frank H. Plumer, teaming
George M. Warner, 78 lbs. butter, and supplies .
16 59
C. T. Smith & Co., ice
69 81
J. C. Armstrong, sundries
47 40
Daniel B. Pierce, 1 cart harness
28 00
T. P. Mackinney, sundries
: 41
John W. Berry, labor 5 25
Brewster Bros., premium on insurance pol- icy . 15 00
M. W. Littlefield, stock and labor
34 10
George B. Hicken, board of poor person,
156 00
George H. Pearson, copying brush and bowl
80
George E. Greeley, sundry tin ware .
10 00
Lawrence W. Brown, aid rendered poor person 4 00
H. N. Dennett, boys' underwear 10 00
S. H. Safford, services as undertaker .
6/ 00
B. S. Snow & Co., 2000 lbs. pollock 65 00
Moses H. Fowler, supplies to poor person,
149 04
M. H. Sargent, sundry account books
2 25
Charles C. Stockman, sundries
13 25
D. N. Richardson, stock
80 75
Thomas W. Cogger, one-half dozen shirts,
3 25
L. M. Hatch & Sons, repairing hay pitcher, Charles E. Plummer, 10 vests
1 25
10 00
Maverick Oil Co., 2 bbls. oil
12 12
Berkeley Johnson, 1 doz. overalls
6 00
John T. Butman, painting wagon
10 00
H. R. Weitzel, services as undertaker
43 50
Frank E. Cutter, painting at almshouse, and sundries 157 57
Gowen Dockum, services rendered ·
6 00
William C. Cuseck, boots and shoes ·
70 45
Amounts carried forward $18,931 22
$19,203 47
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ANNUAL, REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward
$18,931 22
$19,203 47
William W. Coffin, boots and shoes Anna Priest, care of sick person
13 90
24 00
C. W. Davenport, 1 box Castile soap Green Davis, stock and labor .
1 80
76 35
Mrs. Hiram Ordway, land sold to city
100 00
J. W. Lambert, stock and labor
2 35
Estate of Moses C. Toppan, pasturing 1 cow
10 00
Otis L. Kent, sundries
43 85
$19,203 47.
PRINTING.
Appropriation .
·
$1,200 00
CREDITS.
Advertising liquor licenses
108 00
Total appropriation and income
$1,308 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci- dentals to balance account 490 84
$1,798 84
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $1,798 84
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Printing.
William H. Huse & Co., printing and ad-
vertising . ·
$ 79 63
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and ad- vertising . 587 87
News Publishing Co., printing and adver- tising 621 84
Economy Printing Co., printing annual re- ports, and sundries . .
509 50
$1,798 84
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Appropriation .
$1,200 00
CREDITS.
From dog licenses .
$909 95
town of Newbury, use of library for year 1889 150 00
1 059 95
Total appropriation and income
$2,259 95
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to balance account 163 15
$2,423 10
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward $2,423 10
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the City Council.
John D. Parsons, services as librarian $983 32
Effie A. Tenney, assistant li-
brarian 300 00
M. P. Lunt, services as superintendent of reading room . 372 15
E. S. Thurston, services at library ·
31 00
Daniel P. Donnell, janitor of library 255 00
John Sumner, tin boxes to hold library cards 4 50
Gillett & Co.'s Express, expressage 2 25
V. H. Hall & Co., wrapping paper .
9 45
Library bureau, sundries
13 68
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and ad- vertising . 25 20
Safford & Lunt, repairing clocks
4 50
Charles R. Fogg's Express, expressage
95
American Express, expressage
1 65
Curtis & Breare, sundry supplies
20 15
Moses H. Sargent, ink, paper, etc
4 30
Lambert Jackson, binding books
112 95
Newburyport Despatch Express, express- age .
13 20
Jackson & Co.'s Express, expressage
6 15
William E. Chase, premium on insurance policy 90 00
Economy Printing Co., 800 library reports and sundries
160 75
Robert Burlen, 1 Vol. Art Journal
2 50
P. H. Blumpey, 1 mat
3 00
News Publishing Co., printing
2 75
A. J. Leighton, cash paid for transporta- tion
75
C. R. Sargent, sundries
2 95
$2,423 10
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Appropriation .
$8,000 00
CREDITS.
From R. S. Hewlett, 1 year's rent of Win- ter street landing, to January 1, 1891, $ 5 00 From county of Essex, 1 year's rent of police court room, to January 1, 1890, 250 00 From A. J. Teeling, rent of school build- ings 1 year, to October 1, 1890 50 00
From C. W. Pritchard, superintendent, sale of old lead and wrought iron 5 80
From C. M. Pritchard, superintendent, sale of old sleds
2 00
From Jere Cashman, use of jigger
4 00
From rental of City Hall .
757 00
From sale of burial lots
288 00
$1,361 80
Total appropriation and income
$9,361 80
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci-
dentals to balance account
3,363 44
$12,725 24
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property.
Maurice Broderick, driver No. 1 double
team
$621 00
William H. Dow, driver No. 2 double team, 621 00
Amounts carried forward
. $1,242 00
$12,725 24
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114
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $1,242 00 $12,725 24 William F. Stanwood, driver No. 3 dou- ble team . 621 00
Albert E. Bray, driver No. 1 single team, 615 00
Frank Annis, driver No. 2 single team ·
615 00
George W. Carter, driver No. 3 single team
615 00
Frank Buckley,
labor
19 11
John D. Foley,
20 45
John Hale,
..
27 71
Patrick Murphy,
10 51
Daniel Cronan,
66
11 56
Daniel Quill,
7 19
John Murphy,
9 82
Cornelius Keleher,
6.
19 55
Jere Toomey,
1 40
Edward Powers,
. .
10 97
John Clifford,
8 76
Patrick Finnegan,
..
2 47
Charles W. Thurlow,
1 93
Jere Sheehan,
2 10
Timothy Hartnett,
1 40
John McDade,
6.
1 05
Jere Keleher,
1 30
Charles Davis,
1 23
F. P. Titcomb,
1 05
Thomas Ryan,
..
2 10
Cornelius Lynch,
4 73
Daniel Hallisey,
. .
2 98
John W. Berry,
..
8 23
Jere Creeden,
88
John Cashman,
1 05
Daniel Creeden, ..
1 05
Paul Titcomb, corn, oats, etc.
210 15
J. Plummer Noyes, services as janitor at Central Fire Station
143 58
Amounts carried forward . $4,242 31
$12,725 24
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $4,242 31 £ $12,725 24
Green Davis, stock and labor . 45 94
Edward Hardy, stage carpenter, City Hall, 17 50
A. Russell & Sons, labor on iron work 4 35
George E. Daniels, 1 two-horse farm cart,
110 00
E. F. & D. W. Little, 1 horse
225 00
Hill Bros., use of horse and buggy
3 00
Amos Little, 2 bbls. carrots
1 25
John H. Balch, sundries .
12 22
M. H. Chase, stock and labor . 74 65
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor 1,176 51
36 76
George P. Bishop, 1 gas lamp .
1 00
29 75
B. G. Gerrish, carpets, mats and curtains, William P. Jones, repairing clocks at Kel- ley School 10 00
McGlew Bros., shoeing horses and repair- ing .
43 15
Edward Donahoe, stock and labor 62 50
Todd & Brown, 25 25
Newburyport Water Co., extra water pipe, 83 20 J. B. Winchester, lamp chimneys and wicks 64
Rufus Adams, stock and labor .
7 47
William H. Johnson, cash paid for clean- ing City Hall 18 40
Mary Connors, cleaning City hall . 4 80
J. W. Doyle, horse shoeing and repairing, 60 20
E. F. Manning, stock and labor
104 58
William Holker & Co., sundries 118 87
A. O. Colby, labor 41 64
William A. Davis, stock and labor
8 25
Noyes Bros., 2 clocks 7 75
George H. Plumer, 1 table desk
10 00
John E. Bailey, stock and labor
63 49
Pearl S. Bradford, sundry articles
3 75
Amounts carried forward . $6,654 18 $12,725 24
George W. Noyes, 2 tables and sundries,
.
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $6,654 18 $12,725 23
William J. Creasey, sundries . 6 00
Charles W. Blake, services as veterinary surgeon 46 00
Frank H. Plumer, storage of hook and ladder truck, and teaming . 48 55
Henry Z. Whittier, supplies
6 66
Charles L. Huse, painting and setting glass,
29 00
Edward Perkins, lumber, etc. .
174 55
James W. Gunnison, repairing and sharp- ening sundry articles 6 65
J. C. Stanley, sundries
15 74
Herman Castelhun, care of city clocks .
55 25
C. O. Townsend, reseating chairs 3 75
Thomas P. Thomas, stock and labor
157 63
Charles F. Jackman, services on City Hall stage 20 00
S. M. Gerrish, stock and labor 26 25
J. M. Woods, repairing sundry articles .
7 65
David M. French, mural tablet for alms- house 56 00
Jackman & Grittin, setting glass
28 45
Hub Harness Shop, sundries · 14 35
J. W. Landford, attending sick horses
87 00
H. W. Moulton, rent of school rooms
140 00
F. E. Davis, stock and labor
437 56
S. H. Thurlow, sundries
49 47
Joseph Torrey, setting glass
9 60
James C. Colman, 2 lots of land, lumber and teaming 429 85
Hale Knight, corn, oats, etc.
284 58
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor, 210 77
D. F. Noyes,
395 23
F. E. Cutter, stock, labor and teaming · 142 30
John Gorwaiz, 1 duster and sundries 2 65
Amounts carried forward
. $9,545 67 $12,725 24
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $9,545 67 $12,725 24 Charles L. Bly, stock and labor on electri-
cal apparatus . 150 60
C. C. Stockman, sundries 16 50
J. A. Greeley, cement, mortar and sand. 35 45 George E. Daniels, one horse cart 78 00
Daniel Minchin, teaming . .
1 50
Richard Jaques, 6 bush. carrots
.
2 50
J. Otis Winkley, hay
116 05
Thomas H. Lunt, labor on Bromfield street school house 2 00
Estate of N. Varina, coal
1 30
Edward Osgood, 1 duster, 1 lamp, 7 chim- neys 2 30
George E. Greeley, stock and labor . .
28 88
Eli Lamprey,
70 49
J. M. Bacheller, boarding horses
.
10 00
D. B. Pierce, sundries
31 45
L. W. Coker, paint, turpentine, etc.
5 25
William B. Porter, stock and teaming
9 62
Charles N. Trainer & Co., making and hanging asbestos curtain . 225 00
Joseph H. Currier, labor at Moultonville school house 75 00
Thomas H. Peto, door springs
24 00
G. A. Adams, stock and labor
39 31
David Smith, brick .
2 00
Wilkinson Bros., plumbing
4 63
David B. Sanborn, moving school house, and stone work 355 00
T. P. Mackinney, sundries
14 85
M. P. Perley, carpet
5 94
American Express, expressage
1 40
William A. Johnson, curtains and sun. dries
5 67
·
Amounts carried forward
.
$10,860 36
$12,725 24
.
118
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward $10,860 36 $12,725 24
Willis H. Young, setting springs at Cen-
tral Fire Station, and sundries . 4 60
Vermont School Seat Co., school seats 201 10
Charles J. Parker, painting school house fence 40 00
H. C. Plummer, 30 yards crash 3 75
Justin Noyes, hay and 5 bush. potatoes 29 89
William H. Bayley, 32 qts. lawn seed 3 20
Eagle Chemical Co, 1 bbl. washing pow- der 33 30
J. W. Lambert, cleaning carpet
85
Poor department, hay
272 92
Edward S. Hidden, labor
2 00
Irwin Hawkes, 1 clock
4 50
Brewster Bros., insurance policies 81 80
Calvin E. Currier, stock and labor
165 36
L. C. Field, one half doz. floor brushes 9 90
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., transporta- tion 18 20
Lord Bros., sundries
3 45
P. M. Lougee & Son, stock and labor 32 75
J. M. Greenough, carriage hire 14 25
Ezra Thurlow, 3 days' labor on public landing 6 00
Joseph G. Stevens, labor
2 00
Fred P. Hinckley, stock and labor . 19 06
Charles S. Post, services on City Hall stage 50 00
William B. Merrill, hay .
102 86
News Publishing Co., advertising 4 50
O. C. Philbrick, work at Moultonville school house . 3 50
Rowe & Fogg, stock and labor
30 91
David Anthony, teaming 1 50
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising
7 50
Mrs. Harry Knight, cleaning building
3 00
Amounts carried forward $12,013 01
$12,725 24
119
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $12,013 01 $12,725 24
L. H. Noyes & Co , stock and labor 191 90
W. Herbert Noyes, expenses to Boston 2 50
Henry R. Weitzel, 66 66
and
Byfield 5 00
Charles H. deRochemont, expenses to
Boston, . 5 00
M. W. Littlefield, stock and labor . 20 65
Edward Toppan, labor as mason
106 63
George Osgood, cleaning and repairing clocks 1 75
Henry J. Hidden, stock and labor
27 50
S. R. Fox, cleaning and repairing furnace,
3 00
M. O'Connell, repairing sundry articles, etc. ·
63 14
1 00
Estate of P. Moynihan, repairing pump . Joseph M. Tappan, special policeman at City Hall 58 75
Charles H. Meader, labor
38 79
A. N. Frost, straps . 75
Jere Cashman, sprinkling streets 21 00
Luther Haskell, repairing sundry articles,
: 25
A. D. Woods, stock and labor 104 62
Eben A. Young, 20 15
2 29
H. B. Packard, repairing cart
2 25
J. J. Jones, 6 ink stands
11 70
John Carey, labor
3 50
William Main, “
88
Alphonso Hemmingway, labor
88
Patrick Lyons,
1 58
Louis Picotte,
53
Henry A. Wilson, sundries
9 24
- - $12,725 24
J. B. Pritchard, repairing city jigger
I20
ANNUAL REPORTS.
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Appropriation . $7,700 00 ·
Amount undrawn, transferred to inciden-
tals to balance account 13 11
$7,686 89
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the City Council.
E. P. Dodge, salary as mayor, 1 year . $ 800 00
Albert C. Titcomb, salary as mayor, 1 month 66 67
James V. Felker, salary as city treasurer and collector, 1 year 1,600 00
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