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M. O'Connell, stock and labor I 40
Bartholomew Creeden, use of horse on No. 3 hose carriage . 20 00
H. J. Plumer & Co., stock and labor 3 80
W. C. Ingalls, painting hose wagon No. 7 40 00 ·
Joseph H. Currier, stock and labor . 9 62
Jackson & Co.'s express, expressage 80
W. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor 18 36
American Express, expressage 5 75
Levy & Co., one pair blankets . 6 38
Samuel Cook, clearing snow from hydrants and reservoirs 26 00
John H. Page, labor and care of hose, clearing
snow from hydrants, etc. . 56 25
Amounts carried forward .
$8,401 68 8,592 30
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $8,401 68 $8,592 30
Charles W. Gardiner, steward of Hose 4, for 6
months services rendered July 4th . 20 50 John A. Bean, services rendered Hose Co. No. 4 on July 4 3 00
Charles H. Shackford, services rendered Hose Co. No. 4 on July 4 3 00
John F. White, attend. at engine house July 4 . 3 00
James F. Sullivan, attendance at Central sta- tion . 3 00
William P. Phillips, attendance at Central sta- tion . 6 00
George P. Dole, labor on steamer, watching at fires, etc. . 7 00
George E. Niles, attendance at engine house and watching at fires 6 00
George Banks, attendance at engine house 3 00
William Chase, watching at fire, etc. 5 00
Wilbur S. Porter, services rendered at house of Hose Co. No. 8 . 3 00
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and adver- tising 13 80
L. W. Coker, one quart black varnish and weighing coal . 2 90
Chas. M. Pritchard, use of apparatus for repair- ing boiler of steamer 12 25
Paul A. Merrill, sundries 20 II
Geo. B. Davis, agent, electrical supplies I7 OT
F. H. Rundlett, labor battery room, I 45
A. F. Nason, charcoal 12 35
Geo. L. Richardson, watching at fire 2 00
Fred W. Knapp, 66 2 00
Chas. E. Berry, one pair of hames 20 00
C. C. Stockman, one table
2
50
Commercial Union Telegrabh Co., telegrams 75
Amounts carried forward ·
$8,561 30 $8,592 30
-
DETAILED STATEMENT.
93
Amounts brought forward
$8,561 30 $8,592 30
T. Leary, watching at fire
2 00
E. C. Tyler,
2 00
J. P. Atkinson, 2 00
H. H. Bowden, ..
3 00
J. Butler, ..
3 00
J. M. Bacheller, teams for fires
4
Geo. P. Balch, 2,000 lbs. cannel coal
15 00
$8,592 30
FUEL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$1,200 00 Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to balance
account 261 56
$938 44
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Fuel.
Coleman and Shaw, rent of coal shed $72 00
Newburyport Herald Co., advertiseing 13 5º
L. W. Coker, weighing coal, etc. 37 31
A. F. Nason, charcoal 32 35
Daniel Cronan, labor
53
Daniel Quill,
53
Amounts carried forward
$156 22
$938 44
-
94
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward $156 22
$938 44
Geo. W. Creasey, 92,305 lbs. broken coal at City Hall . 232 82 Geo. W. Creasey, 85,735 lbs. broken coal at Public Library . 216 25
Geo. W. Creasey, 32, 52 lbs. broken coal at Police Station . 81 09
Geo. W. Creasey, 12,230 lbs. broken coal at Central Station 32 21
Geo. W. Creasey, 73,840 lbs. egg coal at Ar- mory 187 53
Geo. W. Creasey, 7,840 lbs. egg coal at Engine No. 2 20 65
Geo. W. Creasey, 2,270 lbs. stove coal at Ash- land street ward room 5 98
Geo. W. Creasey, 2,215 lbs. stove coal for E. F. Bartlett's office 5 69
$938 44
Prices paid for fuel during the year:
Stove coal,
$5 75 per 2,240 lbs.
Egg coal, .
5 65
Broken coal,
5 65 66
Pine wood,
4 20 per cord.
Charcoal, .
Io per bushel.
There were 813 tons 11 cwt. of coal delivered in the city during the year.
There were 125 cords of pine wood delivered in the city during the year.
There were 1,814 bushels of charcoal delivered in the city during the year.
95
DETAILED STATEMENT.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$20,000 00
CREDITS.
E. P. Dodge Mfg. Co., paving stones $347 22
Henry B. Little,
3 60
Antonio Barboro, 66
I 40
Sarah A. Poor, removing snow
1 40
B. F. Peach jr.,
70
Mrs. Chas. Butler, 66
2 63
Est. Francis .Currier 66
88
Stephen Choate, 66
I 23
Stephen H. Fowle, 66
53
Nathan D. Dodge, 66
35
Mrs. J. C. Tuttle, 66
35
John M. Hills, crushed stone
42 23
James C. Colman,
5 32
J. A. Adams, use of cart
2 50
J. A. Greely & Co., 2 stone posts .
3 00
Western Union Telegraph Company, repair- ing streets 13 45
Newburyport Gas and Electric Company, re- pairing streets
2 80
Sarah J. Alter, repairing street
5 00
Michael O'Connell, dirt
40
Joseph Stevens, 66
50
Addie Woodus, 66
5
I5
George Simpson,
66
50
John White, 66
I 95
Edward Perkins, 66
4 85
Edward F, Coffin, 66
2 15
John H. Balch,
50
John B. Frost,
66
40 1
Amount carried forward . .
$451 99 $20,000 00
.
96
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward
. $451 99 $20,000 00 40
Walter Walsh,
Geo. W. Worcester, 35
Newburyport Water Co. gravel
80
J. Buckley, ..
35
David Smith, . .
80
Pearl S. Bradford, repairing street
.4 78
J. B. & W. J. Creasey, 66
5 00
465 47
$20,465 47
Amounts transferred :
To public property,
$1,167 03
To sidewalks and edgestones,
1, 100 00
To soldiers relief,
250 00
To printing,
50 00
2,567 03
$17,898 44
Amount overdrawn trausferred trom incident-
als to balance account
4,391 88
$22,290 32
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Highways.
Chas. M. Pritchard, services as supt. and
extras . $1,207 54
Maurice Brodrick, 49 weeks service as driver
No. I double team 588 00
Wm. H. Dow, 49 weeks service as driver No. 2 double team 588 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, 49 weeks service as driver No. 3 double team 588 00
Albert E. Bray, 49 weeks service as driver No. I single team . 588 00
Frank Annis, 49 weeks service as driver No. 2 single team 588 00
Amonnt carried forward $4,147 54 $22,290 32
97
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . $4,147 54 $22,290 32
Geo. W. Carter, 49 weeks service as driver No. 3 single team . 588 00
Wm. R. Chase, services as extra driver .
72 00
James Welch, labor . .
II 21
Daniel Keleher, 66
I 75
Jos. Choate, 66
51 71
Daniel Cronan,
231 28
Frank Buckley, i،
275 73
Edw. Powers, 66
. 277 48
Cornelius Keleher, .6
. 327 85
Cornelius Lynch'
298 63
Daniel Quill,
208 17
Jere Toomey, 66
71 97
Jere Sheehan,
6
242 29
John D. Foley,
269 41
Patrick Lyons, 66
161 40
Timothy Hartnett, 68
53
Lewis Picotte
60 39
Alfonso Hemmingway, labor .
25 22
Patrick Murphy,
280 02
John Clifford,
66
289 46
Dennis Lynch,
30 28
Thomas Langley,
66
109 07
John McDade,
66
6 30
Jesse Febo,
.6
II 03
Thomas Ryan,
66
225 86
John Murphy,
66
269 77
Chas. W. Thurlow,
66
318 55 2 80
William King. 66
69 36
Thomas Marshall,
66
61 43
Michael Harrigan,
66
13 49
Jos. Gunthair,
66
81 58
Chas. W. Davis,
166
.
5 34
Amount carried forward
$9,096 85 $22,290 32
I2
William A. King,
66
98
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward
$9,096 85 $22,290 32
David Ellery,
labor
32 21
Frank Hidden,
66
.
16 65
Chas. J. Parker,
66
2 01
Eugene Gunthair,
66
I 23
John Carey,
66
63 38
Daniel Creeden,
66
44 29
Bartholomew P. Crowley, “
22 42
Albert P. Cook,
66
7 70
Dániel Hallisey,
66
70
Edmund Ryan,
66
175 77
Dana Tilton, 66
70
Dennis Doyle,
66
9 46
Geo. ' amford.
66
2 63
John Moulton,
66
I 05
Dennis Keleher, 66
8 58
Dennis Murphy,
66
8 58
Robert Carver,
66
7 00
William Donahoe.
66
8 58
Thos. Sullivan,
66
3 5°
Michael Murphy,
25 38
Cornelius Scrivens,
66
3 50
Cornelius Buckley,
66
8 58
Geo. A. Wood,
7 53
Hazen Thompson,
5 25
Melvin Lewis,
66
37 81
John W. Tobin,
66
2 80
John Toomey,
66
1 75
Wm. A. Fuller,
66
1 58
Geo. E. Pearson,
66
142 67
John Hale,
66
246 08
Cornelius Lyons,
66
24 51
Otis Jackman,
66
2 80
Chas. Lunt,
66
39 56
John Cashman,
66
60 73
Timothy Quinn,
66
17 33
Amonnt carried forward
$10, 141 15 $22,290 32
.
99
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward
$10,141 15 $22,290 32
John W. Berry,
labor
84 81
Henry Lattime,
66
.
12 26
Moses L. Chase,
66
9 28
John T. Russell,
- 66
6 13
Barnev Farrell,
66
27 65
Geo. E. Wood,
66
91 37
Wm. D. Williams
66
159 99
Jeremiah Duggan,
66
6 13
Francis A. Goodwin,
66
73 87
Michael Scahill,
66
23 98
Chas. Craig.
66
5 25
John Winkley, labor
32 22
Dennis Duggan,
10 50
Richard Ronan,
66
12 79
Phillip Crimmin, 6.
29 06
John B. West,
5.25 -
Ernest Adams,
11 03
Jas. Leonard, 66
14 88
Ezra Thurlow,
5 25
Dennis Foley,
66
6 04
Fredrick McDonald, engineer of road roller and labor
332 77
Fredrick Taylor, engineer of road roller
330 00
P. H. Bollman, 66
70 12
Cornelius Keleher, use of double team and driver
96 50
Stephen H. Welch, use of team
3 60
Jas. M. Woods, repairs and sundries
76 70
Mrs. enj. Hale, gravel 25 00
Mass. Broken Stone Co., broken stone . . 1,817 92
L. W. Coker, paint, lanterns, shovels, etc 14 31
J. L. & J. M. Chase, work on Curson mill road 9 88
Dennis Donahoe, work on roads with team 3 38
George A. Fogg, sundries
II IO
Amounts carried forward
$13,560 17 $22,290 32
-
100
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward $13,560 17 $22,290 32
John Crowley, work on roads 42 00
Paul Titcomb, corn, oats, etc
233 20
Rockport Granite Co., paving stones 365 00
Jere W. Doyle, shoeing horses, repairs, etc 70 25
Luther Haskell, sharpening picks and sundries 23 65
Edw. Perkins & Son, teaming and lumber 49 97
S. H. Thurlow, sundries 6 35
Hale Knight, corn and oats 365 43
M. H. Chase, repairing and sundries 39 60
McGlew Bros., stock and labor
140 28
M. Q'Connell, shoeing horses, sharpening picks, repairs, etc . 52 47
M. W. Littlefield, repairing aud sundries 56 75
J. C. Stanley, sundries .
I7 95
Chas. W. Blake, services as veterinary surgeon
16 00
Karl Castelhun, medicine
3 35
Edw. Donahoe, shoeing horses, sharpening picks, repairing, etc 89 48
M. Goodrich, bedding . 25 25
Parker M. Lougee & Son, stock and labor 24 25
E. F. Manning, shoeing horses, repairing and sundries
Daniel B. Pierce, repairing harness and sun- dries 14 20
Chas. H. Smith, stock and labor
.
6 75
Timothy Shea, work on highway 3 00
Frank H. Plumer, use of harness, work on roads with team and teaming . ·
269 31
Edwin A. Littlefield, work on roads with double team II 75
Thomas P. Mackinney, sundries 9 13
H. J. Menut, work on highway
3 15
Jas. C. Colman, lumber, teaming, etc
102 74
Wm. B. Porter, work on highways .
2 50
Amounts carried forward
$15,651 03 $22,290 32
IOI
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$15,651 03 $22,290 32
John Ronan, work on highways 187 37
Est. N. Varinå, weighing III 42
J. B. Moulton, work on highways 12 53 ·
J. C. Moulton, 66 66
8
IO
A. J. Brooks, 66
.
2 81
Jere Sweeney, 66
I 58
D. M. Davis, 66 60
I 23
J. W. Landford, services as veterinary surgeon 21 50
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor 22 48
T. K. Bartlett, work on roads 32 40
F. W. Little, hay 28 93
L. H. Noyes & Co., painting carts and jigger 44 60
Luther Dame, surveying and plan · 17 CO
Andrew Dyke, building wall at car stable 27 50
Todd & Brown, stock and labor
3 55
Jacob Merrill, building wall and labor
37 30
Wm. Holker & Co., cover for gear on road roller , I 50
W. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor
20 33
Atkinson Coal Co., coal and wood
140 07
5 95
J. H. Lunt,
46 61
Mrs. Warren Dockum, gravel
26 00
Jonathan W. Douglass, pickaxes and handles 30 60
Eben A. Young, stock and labor
14 81
J. Kelliher & Co., crushed stone
553 81
Wallace Little, hay
25 50
J. Kelliher, crushed stone
873 14
F. E. Cutter, use of 2 jack-screws for road roller
75
American Express, expressage
2 00
Jere Cashman, bedding
37 70
Amount carried forward.
$18,339 54 $22,290 32
J. Littlefield & Son, tock and labor Poor Dept., hay
349 44
102
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount broughtforward
$18,339 54 $22,290 32
Justin Noyes, hay
.36 57
Kelliher & O'Neil, crushed stone
· 3,594 45
John A. Adams, teaming 5º 5°
Jos. H. Currier, labor on man hole 2 95
Matthew Toomey, use of team 32 00
Smith & Gould, medicine
3 00
Israel A. Mo se, hay
69 06
Asa Newhall, gravel
1 00
Albert Russell & Son, repairs on road roller 5 00
E. S. Hidden, laying drain pipe 3 50
John Collins, bedding
II 75
J. M. Bacheller, boarding horses .
40 00
O. P. Davis, hauling gravel
54 00
A. K. Silloway, gravel . 3 45
R. C. McConnell, work with team on highways
31 50
Benjamin Hale, gravel 4 65 .
Jeremiah Creeden .
7 40
$22,290 32
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation .
$ 500 00 Appropriation deficiency for 1890 .
13,768 97
$14,268 97
103
DETAILED STATEMENT.
CREDITS.
City clerk, issuing and recording liquor licenses for year 1891 $24 00 City clerk, fees from marriage licenses for year 1891 84 00
City clerk, from fees for recording mortgages, assignments, etc. in year 1891 . ·
67 45
City clerk, pawn licenses . .
8 00
junk licenses . .
14 00
auctioneers' licenses .
15 00
66 billiard and pool licenses .
18 00
66 circus licenses, etc. . 49 00
E. P. Shaw, one-half expense in Paul and Janv- rin cases vs. City 280 80
$560 25
From income account transferred
.9,382 45
$9,942 70
Total appropriation and incomes
$24,211 67
Transferred from poor department .
. $ 14 65
66
66
police .
43 75 .
66
salaries
225 00 .
66
fuel
261 56
66 public library
21 20
66
66
bridges and culverts .
80 95
66
66 interest
9º 93
6.
66 parks or public grounds ·
48
66
66 military aid . · 185 00
$1,822 37 $26,034 04
school
320 75
public property
578 10 .
.
104
ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount brought forward .
$26,034 04 Transferred to fire department
66 highways
. 4,391 88
6.
lighting streets, etc.
· 1,339 28
66
sidewalks and edgestones
2,257 41
.6 board of health
242 93
6.
soldiers' relief
200 57
.4
water supply .
90 00
66 ashes and rubbish
17 44
66 printing
95 02
66 sewerage (maintenance) .
189 54
abatements tax of 1888 .
41 40
66 abatements tax of 1889 .
66 46
abatements tax of 1890 . . 1,080 96
66
abatements tax of 1891 . 493 87
$12,199 06
$13,834 98 Transferred to armory rents
$ 350 00
burial soldiers
35 00
Expenditures as per statement below
6,956 48
$7,341 48
Overdrawn balance in 1890 .
13,768 97 .
$2I,II0 4
Balance overdrawn tor year 1891 .
. $7,275 47
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the City Council.
JANUARY.
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising $ 60 45 Moses E. Cook, services as warden 5 00
John C. Lang, services as clerk,
5 00
Amount carried forward
$70 45 $7,275 47
. $1,592 30
105
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward
$70 45
Thomas Humphreys, services as inspector
. 5 00
Abner W. Porter,
. 5 00
Charles C. Donnell, ..
5 00
A. H. Pettingell, 16
5 00
Moses A. Stevens, services as deputy warden 2 50
Geo. P. Greenleaf, 66 clerk 2 50
Frank E. Thurlow, 66 inspector 2 50
Fred. S. Goodwin, 6 6
65
2 50
Moses Pettengill, 66 6.
65
2 50
Wm. B. Porter, .6 6.
2 50
John Burke services as warden
5 00
Harry W. Bayley, 6 clerk
5 00
Samuel J. Ford, 6.
inspector 5 00
Isaac Poor, jr., 6.
5 00
Geo. Osgood, 66
5 00
Robert G. Allen, 66
5 00
Chas. W. Thurlow, jr., serv. as deputy warden 2 50
Geo. O. P. Greeley, 66 .6 inspector 2 50
6%
2 50
William P. Glynn, 60
6.
66
2 50
Geo. W. Russell,
6. ..
2 50
Selwyn C. Reed, services as warden .
5 00
John W. Sargent,
clerk
5 00
Wm. A. Little, .6
inspector 5 00
5
James Walsh, 66
6.
5 00
Joseph M. Tappan, 6.
5 00
Wm. A. Davis,
deputy warden 2 50
· John C. Kimball, 6.
66 clerk 2
50
Geo. W. Manser,
inspector 2 50
Frank O. Frost, 6.
66
2 50
WVm. J. Creasey, 66
warden .
5 00
Joseph L. Johnson, “
clerk
. 5 00
Winthrop S. Low, 66
inspector .
5 00
Amount carried forward
$202 95
Geo. A. Tuxbury, 6.
Fred. Lattime, 6.
.:
I4
106
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward
$202 95
Chas. A. Stockman services as inspector
5 00
John H. Balch, jr., “
5 00
Berkeley Johnson, 66
..
5 00
Edwin Currier, ..
deputy warden 2 50
Wm. H. Welch, ..
66 clerk . 2 50
Sam E. Sargent, 66
inspector 2 50
Charles Ford, .6
2 50
Geo. A. Pearson, 66
warden .
5 00.
Henry Martin, .6
clerk
.
5 00
T. W. Cogger, ..
inspector 66
. 5 00
E. S. Stickney, ..
. 5 00
W. H. P. Howard, ..
6.
5 00
Luther Carter, .
deputy warden. 2 5℃
66
clerk . 2 50
Michael O'Connell, "
66
inspector 2 50
Cyrus A. Haskell, “
66
6.
2 50
James E. S. Hart, «
66
2 50
Geo. O. Atkinson, “
66
66
.
2 50
Joshua L. Chase, 66
warden
5 00
WVm. G. Somerby,
clerk
5 00
John L. Lewis, 66
inspector . 5 00
..
5 00
B. F. Stanley, 66
66
5 00
Alfred D. Merrill, "
deputy warden . 2 50
-2 50
Thos. W. Mitchell, “
inspector .
2
50
Geo. L. Jackman, «
2 50
Chas. S. Bartlett,
2 50
John M. Chase,
2 50
L. Mannix, distributing and collecting check
lists and ballot boxes .
. 10 00
Joseph M. Tappan, services as constable · 3 00
Amount carried forward.
. $330 95
. 5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
Frank E. Davis, ..
Geo. A. Coffin, 66
5 00
Frank Ives, 66
W. E. Butterfield, “
clerk
107
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$330 95
Chas. E. Ash, attendance at ward room etc 13 00
Samuel Pearson, 66 66 66 8 00 .
J. Plummer Noyes, 66
7 00
A. W. Thompson, sundries 28 64
Edw. S. Stickney, lamp chimneys, oil, etc. for ward room 76
John Burke, labor on ballot boxes I 50
Jos. M. Bailey, ringing church bell election days 3 00
Chas. H. Stanwood, cleaning ward room and at- tending caucus . 7 00
W. J. Hale P. M., postage stamps and box rent 2 50 S. H. Fowle, I years subscription to Advertiser 9 50 Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 45
Luther Dame, surveying Prospect St. and plan . 5 00 T. W. Goodwin, floral emblem . 20 00
American Express Co .. expressage 45 .
Western Union Tel. Co., telegrams 1 06 .
N. N. Jones, professional services 30 00
Mrs. Mary Dyke, return of 5 births .
1 25
Jas. W. Gunnison, 3 mos. rent of office .
9 00
M. H. Sargent, sundries 18 04
John E. Bailey, services rendered 3 00
Jos. Bartlett, 3 mos. services as fish warden 18 75
Jos. C. Lunt, 82 death returns and ringing church bell .
41 50
Jackson & Co. Ex., expressage . I 50
A. J. Haynes, expenses to Boston, twice 5 00
Jos. L. Johnson, expenses to Boston 3 00
James V. Felker, treas., disbursing state aid 6
mos. and compiling annual reports of 1890 100 00 Registrars of voters (three), services as registrars 225 00 H. I. Bartlett, atty., damages awarded Poor estate 2,420 50
Arthur L. Huse, balance due as registrar
.
15 00
Amount carried forward
$3.334 35
108
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward
FEBRUARY.
Jackson & Co. Ex., expressage $ 1 20
Henry R. Weitzel, 60 death returns 15 00
Frederick Tigh, return of 23 births 5 75
Geo. W. Snow, 47 [] 75
E. P. Hurd, .6 I9
+ 75
Samson Murdock & Co., Io city directories 20 00
Frank H. Rundlett, ringing church bell 2 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone . 4 00
Joseph Bartlett, I mos. service as fish warden
6 25
Michael Stevens, services ås harbor master for 1890 100 00
W. J. Hale P. M .. stamps and postal cards 15 00
185 70
MARCH.
American Express Co., expressage $ 30
James V. Felker. expenses to Boston 5 00
James L. Parker, ringing bell 2 00
C. W. Stiles, return of births
John F. Young, return of 9 births . 2 25
Geo. H. Pearson, envelopes and writing fluid
2 25 1 1 5
Chas. R. Fogg Ex., expressage 15
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell . 2 00
Joseph Bartlett, 1 mos. service as fish warden 6 25
Edgar J. Batchelder, ringing bell . 4 00
APRIL.
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising $ 21 81 George H. Stevens, expenses to Boston and postage . 3 00
James W. Fennimore, ringing bell . 2 00
Amount carried forward
$26 81 $3,549 40
$3,334 35
29 35
109
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $26 81
$3,549 40
Western Union Tel. Co., telegram
45
W. J. Hale P. M., rent of P. O. box
I 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 00
J. M. Bailey, ringing bell
2 00
Joseph Bartlett, 2 mos. service as fish warden 12 50
American Express Co., expressage I5
J. W. Greenough, carriage hire
7 50
J. J. Healey, professional services . 22 50
A. L. Jackson, ringing a bell
5 00
James W. Gunnison, repairing weights and office rent 9 88
David F. May, award of damage to property . 150 00
W. J. Hale P. M., postage stamps . 15 00
256 87
MAY.
Jackson & Co. Express, expressage $ 35
American Express Co., expressage
45
N. N. Jones, cash paid and expenses
13 60
Telephone Co., use of telephone
4 00
Caleb B. Huse & Co., printing
I OO
Stephen H. Fowle, Boston Advertiser for 6 months
3 00
George H. Newton, one gold pen and holder 4 00
N. N. Jones (city solicitor), for Poor estate, widening Prospect street 816 30
842 70
JUNE.
George H. Stevens, cash paid for postage stamps and for collecting facts relating to births
$33 00
George H. Pearson, sundries
27 45
American Express Co., expressage 15
Amounts carried forward . $60 60 $4,648 97
IIO
ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount brought forward . . 60 60 $4,648 97
Joseph Bartlett, 1 mos. service as fish warden 6 25
P. B. Murphy, 350 dog blanks 1 75
Fred L. Butman, tax books . 23 00
P. H. Blumpey, groceries
96
Telephone Co., use of telephone
4 00 96 56
JULY.
Willard J. Hale, P. M., rent of P. O. box $ 50
J. V. Felker, Treas., six months dusbursing of state aid 50 00
Western Union Tel. Co., telegram 39
American Express Co., expressage 35
George H. Stevens, cash paid for postage stamps for office 2 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 90
James W. Gunnison, 3 mos. rent of office 9 00
Corliss, Macy & Co., printing city bonds 60 00
Hayes & Arnold, four boxes steel pens .
4 00
W. J. Hale, P. M., postage stamps
15 00
Mrs. S. M. Gale, award for damages to prop- erty 200 00
Boston Daily Advertiser, advertising proposals for city bonds 16 13
362 27
AUGUST.
C. R. Fogg Express, expressage .
$ 15
Joseph Bartlett, 3 mos. services as fish warden 18 75
Ernest H. Noyes, reporting 7 births
I 75
American Express Co., expressage
40
Edgar J. Batchelder, ringing bell on July 4th
3 00
Frank H. Rundlett, 66 66 66
3 00
Jos. M. Bailey, 66 6€ 66 66
3 00
Amounts carried forward
$30 05 $5,107 80
III
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$30 05 $5,107 80
Jas. E. Kimball, ringing bell on July 4th 3 00
Jas. W. Fennimore, 66 66 66 66
3 00
Jas. L. Parker, 66 66 66
66
3 00
N. N. Jones, cash paid and expenses .
9 45
48 50
SEPTEMBER.
Lovetts Express, expressage .
$ 15
American Express Co., expressage
75
George H. Walker & Co., atlas, state of Mass.
15 00
Samuel H. Safford, 136 death returns for year
1890 34 00
John Connors, ringing church bell 5 00
Jackson & Co. Express, expressage
5 90
P. B. Murphy, 350 dog blanks
I 75
W. J. Hale, P. M., stamps
15 00
L. M. Hatch & Sons, balance of contract for cutting of buildings on Prospect srteet 23 81
L. W. Sargent, adm., purchase of Fanny Rog- ers estate 275 00
376 36
OCTOBER.
F. H. Rundlett, distributing tax bills and car fare
$50 45
Mrs. S. J. Spaulding, abatement on tax of 1890 7 40
Moses H. Sargent, stationery, etc
4 70
Frank H. Plumer, teaming
25
James W. Gunnison, 3 mos. rent of office
9 00
Joseph Bartlett, 3 mos. service as fish warden
18 75
J. M. Greenough, horse and carriage hire · F. A. Howe, return of births .
2 00
16 75
Telephone Co., use of telephone for 3 months 12 60 Mary E. Wells, land taken for sidewalk on Prospect street 50 00
Amounts carried forward .
$171 90 $5,532 66
112
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward $171 90 $5,532 266
Assessors & Collector, assessing and collecting bank tax 126 55
Newburyport Y. M. C. A., land taken for side. walk
275 00
573 45
NOVEMBER.
Newburyport Herald Co., printing . $ 28 20
News Publishing Co., printing III 25
Peter Cusack, 113 death returns for 1890 28 25
S. C. Reed, views of Temple street
5 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone
5 00
American Express Co., expressage
50
W. J. Hale, P. M., stamps ·
12 00
stamps and box rent . 4 50
Arthur L. Huse, on account of salary as reg- istrar
50 00
244 70
DECEMBER.
John Ronan, mowing and cleaning two ceme- teries
$100 00
Wm. B. Frost, services at ward room Nov. 3d and 24th 3 00
Chas. H. Decie, lunch for ward 3 officers
4 00
J. H. Tarleton, refreshments for ward officers 6 75
Chas. H. Stanwood, services at ward room 8 00
Samuel Pearson, 66 66 66
10 00
Moses E. Cook,
66 as warden .
5 00
John C. Lang,
..
" clerk 5 00
Thomas Humphreys, 66
" inspector 5 00
Frank E. Thurlow, 66
66 66
5 00
Chas. C. Donnell,
66
66
5 00
Andrew H. Pettingell, 66
66
60
5 00
Moses A. Stevens, services as deputy warden
2 50
Amount carried forward .
$164 25 $6.350 81
113
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$164 25 $6,350 81
Geo. P. Greenleaf, services as clerk
2 50
Geo. L. Jackson,
66 " inspector
2 50
Wm. B. Porter,
66
66
66
2 50
Fred S. Goodwin,
66
66
66
2 50
Moses Pettingell, 66
66
66
2 50
John Burke, 66
" warden
5 00
Harry W. Bayley,
66
clerk
5 00
Samuel J. Ford,
66
66
inspector 66
5 00
Isaac Poor, jr.,
66
66
5 00
Chas. W. Page,
66
66
5 00
Robert G, Allen,
66
66
66
5 00
Chas. W. Thurlow, jr., “
deputy warden
2 50
John C. M. Blaisdell, 66
66
clerk
2 50
Franklin P. Knight,
.6
66
" inspector
2 50
S. Henry Noyes,
66
66
66
66
2 50
Geo. W. Osgood,
66
66
66
66
2 50
Geo. W. Russell,
66
66
66
2 50
Selwyn C. Reed,
66
" warden
5 00
John W. Sargent,
66
" clerk
5 00
William A. Little,
66
inspector
5 00
Joseph M. Toppan
66
66
5 00
J. P. Walsh,
66
66
66
5 00
· Amos H. Geary,
66
6.
5 00
William A. Davis,
66
66
deputy warden
2 50
John C. Kimball,
2 50
Edw. A. Hale, -
66
66
" inspector
2 50
Geo. W. Mansur,
66
66
66
2 50
William J. Creasey,
66
" warden
5 00
Jos. L. Johnson,
66
" clerk
5 00
Winthrop S. Low,
" inspector
5 00
Chas. A. Stockman,
66
66
5 00
Berkeley Johnson,
66
66
66
.
5 00
Chas. D. Ford,
66
66
66
.
5 00
Edwin Currier,
66
deputy warden
50
Amount carried forward
$294 25 $6,350 81
15
“
66
clerk
66
114
ANNUAL REPORTS.
AAmount brought forward
$294 25 $6,350 81
William H. Welch, services as deputy clerk
2 50
Geo. W. Craig, 66 " inspector 5 00
Sam E. Sargent, services as deputy inspector . 2 50
Paul A. Pathe,
..
" inspector . 5 00
Geo. A. Pearson,
· warden
5 00
Henry Martin,
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