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John Ronan, men and horses
413 21
Joseph W. Landford, services as veter- inary surgeon
10 00
Amounts carried forward
$10,467 85 $27,680 39
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120
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward $10,467 85 $27,680 39
Jere W. Doyle, shoeing horses, repairing, etc. ·
73 00
John Collins, bedding
141 09
D. Davis, work on Curson's Mill road 2 30
Joseph B. Moulton, labor, breaking road,
54 40
Joseph Knight, use of team and hay
154 72
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 79 08
T. K. Bartlett, labor of men and oxen 88 40
Luther Haskell, sharpen pick, etc. 5 40
Israel A. Morse, hay 171 99
Smith & Gould, doz. Dr. Gray's lotion
6 00
W. A. Davis & Son, stock
15 05
F. E. Davis, stock and labor
37 50
Orrin G. Davis, teaming . 160 00
Thomas F. O'Neil, crushed stone 5,143 73
James A. McGuinness, labor .
12 70
Thomas P. Mackinney, lantern
2 78
Mrs. Warren Dockum, gravel .
3 60
Atkinson Coal Co., coal and wood . 92 15
The Mogul Mfg. Co., two pairs scales 8 00
J. W. Douglass, steel bars
3 42
Herald Printing Co., advertising
4 50
Est. N. Varina, weighing stone
125 58
L. E. Woodwell, hay
62 48
Moses L. Chase, bedding
20 65
Susan A. Dockum, sand and gravel .
88 00
Parker M. Lougee & Son, stock and labor
20 00
C. W. Blake, services as veterinary sur- geon 12 00
Karl Castlehun, gin and nitre .
60
Justin Noyes, barley straw 13 16
J. P. Titcomb, services as surveyor
149 56
H. L. Tenney, exchange of 3 horses 475 00
D. W. Piper, stone . 144 00
Amounts carried forward
$17,838 69 $27,680 39
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $17,838 69 $27,680 39
A. Russell & Son, manhole and teaming . 3 25
J. M. Haley, use of team 20 70
Matthew Toomey, use of team . 49 50
Timothy Shea, use of team
9 00
George E. Currier, stock
2 00
Edward E. Bartlett, labor with double team 70 00
N. C. Moody, repairing .
14 32
J. J. & W. Woods, removing steps and receding door .
25 00
Wm. H. Whitmore, stock, labor and team- ing . 6 74
Albert L. Foster, labor, building bank wall 450 00
Jere Duggan, use of team 25 80
Edgar Ross, repairing
4 00
L. Haskell, repairing
1 50
Woods Bros., stock and labor .
1 78
Jere Haley, use of team .
6 15
Harry Leeming, iron for sewer and repair- ing chains 2 10
Nicholas Powers, relaying and paving crossing corner Pleasant and State streets
250 00
M. L. Chase, bedding
5 93
Poor department, 17,275 lbs. hay
129 57
Cornelius Kelleher, labor
284 00
Charles Bashaw,
282 20
Frank Kimball,
14 80
Cornelius Murphy,
10 80
Frank Buckley, 66
290 60
Michael Kelley, 66
225 00
Cornelius Lynch,
391 00
Edward Powers,
291 60
George Mason, 66
1 00
Dennis Hale, 66
22 00
Amounts carried forward . $20,729 03 $27,680 39
I22
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward
$20,729 03 $27,680 39
Samuel B. Martin, labor
28 40
John Hale,
350 80
Charles W. Thurlow, "
323 60
John D. Foley,
290 90
John Murphy,
66
219 30
John Clifford,
68 70
Dennis Duggan,
37 50
Dennis Kelleher,
66
205 00
Thomas Ryan,
60
243 90
Daniel Cronan,
66
126 00
Daniel Quill,
66
353 60
Jere Sheehan,
53 20
Abraham Pray,
34 20
Florrey Donahoe,
66
190 80
Dennis Conners,
66
53 60
Samuel Scrivens,
241 30
Manasseh Merritt,
18 60
John Cashman,
66
20 20
Bernard Curley,
66
13 00
Patrick Lyons,
66
2 20
John Lyons,
3 40
Timothy G. Davis,
66
17 00
George Stone,
66
80
Jere Toomey,
66
12 00
Patrick Finnegan,
8 00
Frank Hidden,
66
27 60
George Steere,
66
23 40
John Burke,
6 00
Henry Bell,
66
16 40
Daniel Doyle,
66
16 00
James Kelleher,
66
13 50
Jere Duggan,
11 80
Jere Cronan,
66
10 80
Patrick Creedon,
66
8 80
Amounts carried forward
.
.
$23,993 23 $27,680 39
Patrick Murphy,
213 90
123
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$23,993 23 $27,680 39
Patrick Haley, labor
14 00
John Fogarty,
7 80
Daniel Hallisey, labor
303 00
Thomas Hale,
53 40
William Hopkinson, labor
28 00
Harry Fenders,
6 00
Jeremiah Toomey,
66
208 80
John Leary,
155 40
James Leonard, 66
107 80
Michael Dunn,
66
224 90
John Harding,
66
14 80
William King,
66
64 30
Oliver Paul,
66
111 60
Marei Groginski,
8 40
Timothy Connors,
14 80
Patrick Welch,
66
17 60
Cornelius P. Kelleher, labor
20 00
Philip Crimmins,
66
91 20
Frederick McDonald,
66
36 80
Michael Duggan.
66
26 40
Daniel O'Connell,
4 80
Michael Lynch,
66
2 60
Patrick O'Connell,
66
4 80
Allen Foster,
66
14 00
Eben Lancaster
6 00
Daniel P. Quill,
66
18 00
William Chisnall,
18 60
Daniel O'Brien,
66
23 60
John B. West,
66
36 00
Joseph Delancey,
66
5 80
Garrett Farrell,
63 80
Dennis Lucy,
66
.
4 00
Michael Scahill,
66
10 40
Timothy Leary,
66
.
29 40
Amounts carried forward
$25,931 23 $27,680 39
181 20
Dennis Toomey,
124
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward
$25,931 23 $27,680 39
Fields Bridges, labor
1 00
Michael J. Carey, "
9 60
Addison McQuillen, labor
34 60
Albert J. Cook,
15 60
Albert Stevens,
9 00
Humphrey Haley,
66
135 50
Joseph Choate,
66
38 60
Daniel Casey,
26 80
John Healey,
66
10 20
Page Rogers,
66
5 00
Edward E. Bartlett,
22 00
Melvin Lewis,
66
16 00
James Lyons,
23 30
Edmund Ryan,
47 20
James E. Lyons,
12 60
Michael T. Carey,
13 50
Dennis Murphy,
14 00
Daniel Casey,
12 00
Daniel Creedon,
66
9 00
George Frardi,
60
9 40
John Wayland,
66
18 80
Timothy O'Connell,
66
8 00
Michael Crowley,
17 40
John McDade,
37 00
Andrew Hall,
1 00
Joseph Gunthair,
14 80
Timothy Reardon,
66
24 00
Cornelius Leary,
9 80
John Doyle,
3 60
Dennis Lynch, 66
98 20
Michael Murray,
7 80
Andrew Casey,
66
23 60
John Lynch,
66
2 00
William P. Williams,
20 60
Timothy Sweeney,
66
9 00
Amounts carried forward
$26,691 73 $27,680 39
125
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$26,691 73 $27,680 39
William T. Smith, labor
12 20
Daniel Kelleher,
20 40
Michael Fogarty,
4 20
Thomas Marshall, 66
32 60
George E. Pearson,
88 80
Timothy Kneeland,
8 00
John Smith,
66
2 40
John Flannigan,
.6
2 20
Jere Doyle,
66
1 70
Timothy Shea,
1 00
Richard Ronan,
66
3 00
John Gardner Little,
4 80
J. Otis Jackman,
40 60
W. E. Dow, 66
2 80
George Paul, engineer road roller
397 70
William Bowdoin, labor
66 00
James Reed, 66
27 40
Charles E. Allen,
66
5 20
J. Q. A. Morrison,
66
12 00
John Carey,
48 60
James Wilkinson,
66
10 00
Edward Lockery,
2 80
Asa Newhall,
6 00
Jere Welch, 66
16 00
Newburyport Despatch, expressage
2 95
William F. Stanwood, labor
4 00
George E. Wood,
127 20
James Ryan,
5 20
John C. Stanley, sundries
32 91
$27,680 39
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126
ANNUAL, REPORTS.
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$ 6,400 00
Appropriation deficiency for 1892
195 62
$6,595 62
CREDITS.
From City Clerk, advertising liquor li- censes for year 1892 . $ 78 00
From City Clerk, fees for marriage li- censes for 1892 64 50
From City Clerk, fees for recording mort-
gages, assignments, etc., for 1892 . 45 85
From City Clerk, fees for marriage li- censes for 1893 77 50
From City Clerk, fees for recording mort- gages, assignments, etc., for 1893 . 37 10
From City Clerk, issuing and recording liquor licenses for 1893 .
23 00
From City Clerk, billiard licenses
6 00
pool licenses
32 00
66 auctioneers' licenses .
16 00
66
66 pawn licenses
4 00
66
66 bowling alley licenses
4 00
66 66 66 horse show licenses
5 00
66
variety show licenses
2 00
66 66 66 circus licenses .
15 00
66 66 victualers' licenses .
34 00
intelligence office li.
censes .
2 00
From City Clerk, use of telephone
25
" Wolfe Tavern, bill credited back
6 00
Amount carried forward ,
$ 468 20 $ 6,595 62
junk licenses .
16 00
127
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $ 468 20 $ 6,595 62 From Robert E. Burke, city solicitor, wit- ness fees returned 47 50
$ 515 :0
From income account, transferred 17,325 01
17,840 71
Total appropriation and income . ·
$24,436 33
Transferred from poor department, undrawn $ 11 33
66 school 66 66 43 89
66 fuel 66 66 80 77
water supply 66 35 00
66 66 sewer maintenance 75 06
66
66
parks
250 84
66 abatements, tax of 1891, . 49 46
(undrawn) .
Transferred from abatements, tax of 1893,
(undrawn)
77 39 .
623 74
$25,060 07
Transferred to fire department, (over- drawn) . $ 1,840 78
Transferred to highway department, (over- drawn) 11,583 34
Transferred to public property, (over- drawn)
1,002 49
Transferred to police, (overdrawn) 494 28
" lighting · 1,031 57
" salaries 66 214 56
66 " public library, (overdrawn)
468 79
" bridges and culverts, (over-
drawn)
221 28
Transferred to interest, (overdrawn) 397 68
Amounts carried forward .
. $17,254 77
$25,060 07
I28
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward .
. $17,254 77 $25,060 07
Transferred to board of health, (over-
drawn)
569 06
Transferred to soldiers' relief, (over-
drawn)
412 77
Transferred to ashes and rubbish, (over- drawn) 418 60
Transferred to printing, (overdrawn)
.
118 75
" sidewalks and edgestones, (overdrawn) 1,449 03
Transferred to military aid, (overdrawn) 49 24
" burial of soldiers, (over- drawn) 52 50
Transferred to abatements, tax of 1890, (overdrawn) 50
Transferred to abatements of tax of 1892, (overdrawn) .
91 18
20,416 40
4,643 67
Transferred to armory rents $ 350 00
Expenses as per statement below 11,207 05
$11,557 05
Overdrawn balance in 1892
195 62
11,752 67
Balance overdrawn for the year 1893
$7,109 00
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the City Council. JANUARY.
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising · News Publishing Co., advertising and
62 00
printing
120 01
Amount carried forward
$182 01
120
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $182 01
Moses E. Cook, services as warden
8 00
John C. Lang, services as clerk
8 00
Thomas Humphreys, services as inspector
8 00
Frank E. Thurlow,
8 00
William B. Porter, 66
8 00
Charles C. Donnell,
66
8 00
Moses A. Stevens, services as
deputy
warden . .
2 50
George P. Greenleaf, services as deputy clerk
2 50
Fred. S. Goodwin, services as deputy inspector .
2 50
Edward Clifford, services as deputy in- spector .
2 50
Moses Pettingell, services as deputy in- spector .
2 50
William E. Thurlow, services as deputy inspector
2 50
John Burke, services as warden 8 00
Harry W. Bayley, services as clerk 8 00
Samuel J. Ford, services as inspector
8 00
Isaac Poor, jr., 66
8 00
George Osgood, 66 66
.
8 00
Robert G. Allen, 66
8 00
Charles W. Thurlow, jr., services as dep- uty warden 2 50
Allen D. Pettingell, services as deputy inspector ·
2 50
S. Henry Noyes, services as deputy in- spector . 2 50
William P. Glynn, services as deputy in- spector . 2 50
Daniel E. Tilton, services as deputy in- spector . · 2 50
8 00
John W. Sargent, services as warden . Amount carried forward · $313 51
130
ANNUAL, REPORTS.
Amount brought forward $313 51
Amos H. Geary, services as clerk . 8 00
William A. Little, services as inspector . 8 00
Joseph M. Tappan, services as inspector 8 00
George A. Young, services as inspector 8 00
Edward Sexton, services as inspector
8 00
Jolın C. Kimball, services as deputy warden . .
2 50
Charles L. Taylor, services as deputy in- spector . .
2 50
Daniel P. Woods, services as deputy in- spector . 2 50
Edward A. Hale, services as deputy in- spector . · 2 50
William J. Creasey, services as warden
8 00
Joseph L. Johnson, services as clerk 8 00
George W. Craig, services as inspector 8 00
Charles H. Allen, services as inspector .
8 00
Sam E. Sargent, services as inspector .
8 00
Edgar S. C. Tyler, services as inspector
10 50
William H. Welch, services as deputy clerk
2 50
John B. Brookings, services as deputy in- spector . 2 50
Simon P. Graham, services as deputy in- spector .
5 00
George A. Pearson, services as warden . 8 00
William F. Stanwood, services as clerk . 8 00
Gilbert A. Noyes, services as inspector . 8 00
Frank W. Green, services as inspector . 8 00
Michael O'Connell, services as inspector 8 00
Edward S. Stickney, services as inspector 8 00
Luther Carter, services as deputy warden 2 50
Frank E. Davis, services as deputy clerk 2 50
Walter H. Delano, services as deputy in- spector . 2 50 .
Amount carried forward , $479 51
131
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward . $479 51
Thomas W. Cogger, services as deputy inspector .
2 50
Timothy Harrington, services as deputy in- spector . 2 50 .
Willard J. Hale, post office box rent .
1 00
George E. Ross, services as deputy in- spector . 2 50
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden .
8 00
Elmer H. Whitmore, services as clerk . 8 00
George A. Coffin, services as inspector . 8 00
Benj. F. Stanley, services as inspector . 8 00
John L. Lewis, services as inspector · Frank B. Ives, services as inspector .
8 00
8 00
Alfred D. Merrill, services as deputy warden . ·
2 50
Fred Carson, services as deputy clerk
2 50
George L. Jackman, services as deputy inspector · .
2 50
. Charles S. Bartlett, services as deputy in- spector . .
2 50
John M. Chase, services as deputy in-
spector . .
2 50
Samuel Pearson, labor at ward room .
8 00
John Burke, labor on ballot boxes 2 00
Frank H. Rundlett, labor preparing for election 8 40
Charles H. Stanwood, labor at ward room Charles H. Lunt, 14 00
5 00
Hermon Staples, labor on election work 25
Charles E. Ash, labor at ward room ·
14 00
Alfred W. Thompson, sundries 14 50
Wolfe Tavern, supper for ward officers . 6 00
J. C. Stanley, 1 ball twine .
Henry Bell, tolling bell for Whittier's funeral . . ·
1 00
Amount carried forward · $621 71
132
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward $621 71
James V. Felker, 6 months' services as
clerk of state aid committee . 100 00
J. C. Lunt & Co., tolling bell .
8 00
Horace I. Bartlett, cash paid 9 14
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 30
D. Adler, binding books, 14 00
Joseph M. Greenough, use of team .
5 00
Frank H. Rundlett, labor 1 07
Michael Stevens, services as harbor mas- ter, 1 year 100 00
James W. Gunnison, 3 months' office rent 9 00
George H. Stevens, services as registrar of voters 75 00
Benjamin G. Davis, services as registrar of voters 75 00
Charles L. Ayers, summoning witnesses 4 20
W. H. Moody, attorney, professional ser- vices, case of Sawyer vs. city of New- buryport 2,157 45
Nathaniel Greeley, services as registrar of voters 75 00
FEBRUARY.
E. Perkins & Son, 6 boxes for ballots 4 50
Edgar S. C. Tyler, services at court room, election day . 2 00
George H. Pearson, pencils, paper, etc.
76 10
Jonathan F. Morrill, meals furnished
37 50
American Express Co., expressage .
50
Frank E Davis, labor on ballot boxes .
4 75
Greylock Pen Co., 1 gross stub pens .
1 50
Stephen H. Fowle, Boston Advertiser, 3 months
1 50
Joseph Bartlett, services as fish warden 18 75
Amounts carried forward $147 10
$3,258 87
$3,258 87
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward .
$147 10
$3,258 81
Jackson Express Co., expressage .
25
M. H. Sargent, sundries
4 90
Telephone Co., use of telephone .
9 20
Jos. C. Lunt & Co., return of deaths
27 00
Henry R. Weitzell,
66
17 00
George W. Worcester, return of births . 10 25
Mrs. Mary Dyke, 66
1 50
George W. Snow,
9 25
F. A. Howe, 66 66 .
4 50
Ernest H. Noyes,
66
2 25
Timothy Harrington, return of deaths . 1 75
W. J. Hale, P. M., postage stamps and postal cards . 20 00
254 95
MARCH.
Edgar J. Batchelder, ringing bell . $ 5 00
Henry Bell, ringing bell
2 00
Joseph M. Bailey, ringing bell
2 00
James E. Kimball, 66 2 00
Frank H. Rundlett, 6.
4 99
William B. Porter, carrying ballot boxes
to and from wardroom . 3 50
D. Adler, binding books 7 15
John E. Bailey, putting up and removing stalls at ward 6 . . 2 40
Karl Castelhun, analysing city water
21 50
Charles H. Allen, collecting accounts of births 33 90
News Publishing Co., advertising . 5 25
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising
9 00
E. P. Hurd, return of births . 3 25
American Express Co., expressage
45
F. A. Howe, return of births
2 00
John F. Young, return of births .
4 25
Amounts carried forward $109 24
$3,513 82
·
.
I34
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . ·
$109 24
$3,513 82
Robert E. Burke, cash paid for expenses 9 20
Arthur L. Huse, services as registrar, 1 month .
6 25
121 69
APRIL.
Arthur L. Huse, services as registrar, 2 months .
$ 12 50
Robert E. Burke, cash paid for expenses 10 95
Corlies, Macy & Co., engraving 30 $1000 bonds 48 00
James W. Fennimore, ringing bell, Feb. 22 2 00 .
D. Adler, binding one record .
1 50
David Foss, return of 10 births · 2 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone ·
4 30
Est. James W. Gunnison, office rent, 3 months . 9 00
George E. Huntley, labor removing steps and receding doors, Inn street ·
200 00
Webster House, eight suppers served at wardrooms 8 00
George H. Newton, 1 gold pen for secre- tary of assessors . .
4 50
W. J. Hale, P. M., postage stamps . 6 00
309 25
MAY.
Moses H. Sargent, record, paper and large blotters . $ 4 75
Willard J. Hale, P. M., post office box rent .
1 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone . 4 30 .
Fred. L. Butman, tax, cash and ward books 50 63
. Amounts carried forward . $ 60 68
$3,947 76
135
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward . $ 60 68 $4,947 76 ·
Corlies, Macy & Co, books and printed sheets for city clerk 1: 75
Samuel H. Safford, 133 returns of deaths 33 00
P. B. Murphy, 400 dog licenses . 2 00
James J. Healey, 92 returns of births . 23 00
Joseph M. Greenough, hack and carriage hire
21 50
Francis Curtis, examining water mains, making map and surveying . 30 00
F. L. Evans, services in case Sawyer vs. city of Newburyport, and cash paid 123 90
311 83
JUNE.
News Publishing Co., advertising and printing
$126 85
Wolfe Tavern, entertaining legislative
committee
111 62
Ezra Thurlow. 2 days canvassing for city petition 5 00
Robert E. Burke, cash paid for expenses 43 76
S. H. Thurlow, 3 pocket knives . .
2 70
Arthur L. Huse, 2 months' salary as reg- istrar 12 50
Ernest H. Noyes, return of 6 births ·
1 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone 4 30
Greenough, Adams & Cushing, 1 index 2 00
P. B. Murphy, 500 dog blanks ·
2 50
T. S. Buck, 1 rubber stamp and pad
4 25
City Treasurer, cash paid on account of water hearing 149 83
W. J. Hale, P. M., postage stamps . 12 00
John W. Sargent, for town seal (original) 15 00
493 81
Amount carried forward
$4,753 40
136
ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount brought forward . JULY.
$4,753 40
Joseph M. Greenough, one-half bill hack
hire on account of water hearing . $ 15 00
Frank L. Fuller, services as civil engineer, water account 54 40
Newburyport Herald Co., printing argu- ment of W. H. Moody and advertis- ing, water account 99 30
Telephone Co., use of telephone
25
Charles C. Dame, professional services and expenses at water hearing 226 59
William H. Moody, professional services and expenses at water hearing 500 00
Robert E. Burke, professional services and expenses at water hearing 223 00
Desmond Fitzgerald, expenses and labor in connection with committee, water hearing 458 50
James V. Felker, 6 mos. services as clerk of military aid committee 100 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone . 4 55
Frank H. Rundlett, cash paid car fares 1 30
News Publishing Co., advertising ·
15 70
American Express Co., expressage 1 70
Arthur L. Huse, 1 month's services as registrar . 6 25
John W. Allen, treasurer, 4th of July ap- propriation .
500 00
W. J. Hale, P. M., postage stamps 5 80
2,212 34
AUGUST.
Newburyport Despatch, expressage
$ 15
James E. Kimball, ringing bell July 4 . 3 00
Frank H. Rundlett,
3 00
E. J. Batchelder 66
3 00
Amounts carried forward . $9 15
.
.
$6,965 74
137
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward .
$ 9 15
$6,965 74
John O'Connor, ringing bell July 4th
5 00
Joseph M. Bailey,
66
3 00
Henry Bell, 66 66
3 00
James W. Fennimore,
.6
3 00
News Publishing Co., advertising .
10 12
Telephone Co., use of telephone . 4 00
Ernest H. Noyes, returning 8 births
2 00
American Express Co., expressage
1 65
Charles C. Donnell, expense to Salem .
2 00
Arthur L. Huse, 1 month's services as registrar
6 25
Fred L. Butman, book of notes
10 00
W. J. Hale, P. M., post office box rent
50
Charles D. Gay, reporting water hearing 127 50
187 17
SEPTEMBER.
Frank H. Rundlett, distributing tax bills $ 50 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone in city clerk's office . 4 00
Arthur L. Huse, 1 month's services as registrar 6 25
American Express Co., expressage
45
Moses E. Cook, services as warden
8 00
John C. Lang, clerk 8 00
Wm. B. Porter, 66 inspector 8 00
Thos. Humphreys 66
8 00
Charles C. Donnell,
8 00
Frank E. Thurlow, "
8 00
Moses A. Stevens, " deputy war-
den
2 50
George P. Greenleaf, services as deputy clerk 2 50
Moses Pettingell, services as deputy in- spector ·
2 50
Amounts carried forward · $116 20
$7,152 91
138
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $116 20
$7,152 91
Fred S. Goodwin, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Fred E. Page, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
William E. Thurlow, services as deputy · inspector 2 50
John Burke, services as warden . 8 00
J. C. M. Blaisdell, services as clerk 8 00
Samuel J. Ford, 66 inspector
8 00
Isaac Poor, jr., 8 00
George Osgood, 66
8 00
Robert G. Allen,
8 00
Charles W. Thurlow, jr., services as dep- uty warden 2 50
S. Henry Noyes, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Daniel E. Tilton, services as deputy in- spector .
2 50
Allen D. Pettingell, services as deputy in- . spector 2 50
William P. Glynn, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
John W. Sargent, services as warden . 8 00
Amos H. Geary, 66 clerk 8 00
Joseph M. Tappan, inspector 8 00
Wm. A. Little,
·
8 00
James P. Walsh,
.
8 00
George A. Young,
66 8 00
John C. Kimball,
deputy war-
den . 2 50
Edward Sexton, services as deputy in-
spector 2 50
Daniel P. Woods, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
William J. Creasey, services as warden 8 00
Amounts carried forward . $247 70
$7,152 91 .
139
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . .
$247 70
$7,152 91
Joseph L. Johnson, services as clerk
8 00
Charles A. Stockman, 66 inspector
8 00
Charles H. Allen, 66 66
8 00
Edgar S. C. Tyler,
8 00
Robert H. Waters,
66
8 00
Edwin Currier, services as deputy warden 2 50
W'm. H. Welch,
clerk
2 50
Sam E. Sargent,
66 inspect-
or
2 50
John B. Brookings, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Simon P. Graham, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Geo. A. Pearson, services as warden . 8 00
Wm. F. Stanwood, .. clerk 8 00
Chas. W. Johnson,
inspector
3 00
Gilbert A. Noyes, 66
66
8 00
Michael O'Connell,
8. 00
Henry D. Follansbee,
8 00
Luther Carter, 66 deputy war-
den
2 50
Frank E. Davis, services as deputy clerk 2 50 Thomas W. Cogger, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Edward S. Stickney, services as deputy in- spector .
2 50
George E. Ross, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden
8 00
Wm. G. Somerby, clerk 8 00
George A. Coffin,
inspector 8 00
John L. Lewis,
8 00
Frank B. Ives,
66 8 00
Benjamin F. Stanley, 66 ·
8 00
.
.
Amounts carried forward . $408 70
$7,152 91
140
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . .
$408 70
$7,152 91
Alfred D. Merrill, services as deputy war- den 2 50
Charles S. Bartlett, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
George L. Jackman, services as deputy inspector 2 50
John M. Chase, services as deputy in- spector .
2 50
W. J. Hale, P. M., stamps . 20 00
D. Adler, binding 4 records .
.
.
14 00
452 70
OCTOBER.
Edgar S. C. Tyler, services rendered at special election $ 5 00
Robert E. Burke, expenses from July 1 to Oct. 1, 1893 .
10 75
Jackson & Co., expressage . 5 75
News Publishing Co., printing and adver- tising 83 40
N. N. Jones, professional services, case of Healey vs. city 25 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone in city clerk's office 4 00
Arthur L. Huse, 1 month's salary as reg- istrar 6 25
Charles H. Lunt, services at wardroom 8 50
Frank H. Rundlett, .
10 50
Hermon Staples, paste and labor . ·
25
Joseph M. Bailey, ringing bell for elec- tion ·
3 00
Charles H. Stanwood, services at ward-
room 6 00
Samuel Pearson, services at wardroom . 6 00
Amounts carried forward $174 40
$7,605 61
14I
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward .
$174 40
$7,605 61
Moses E. Cook, services as warden
8 00
John C. Lang, clerk
8 00
Thos. Humphreys,
inspector
8 00
William B. Porter,
·
8 00
Charles C. Donnell, 66 66
.
8 00
Frank E. Thurlow, 66
8 00
Moses A. Stevens, 66 deputy war-
den
2 50
George P. Greenleaf, services as deputy clerk · 2 50
Moses Pettingell, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Fred S. Goodwin, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
Moody P. Gerrish, services as deputy in- spector
2 50
William E. Thurlow, jr., services as dep- uty inspector 2 50
John Burke, services as warden . 8 00
Harry W. Bayley, 66 clerk 8 00
Samuel J. Ford, inspector .
8 00
Isaac Poor, jr., 66
.
8 00
George Osgood, 66 8 00 ·
Robert G. Allen, . 6 66 8 00
Charles W. Thurlow, jr., services as dep- uty warden 2 50
John C. M. Blaisdell, services as deputy clerk 2 50
Allen D. Pettingell, services as deputy inspector 2 50
S. Henry Noyes, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
William P. Glynn, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
Amounts carried forward
$297 90
$7,605 61
142
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $297 90 $7,605 61
Daniel E. Tilton, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
John W. Sargent, services as warden 8 00
Amos H. Geary, clerk 8 00
James P. Walsh, inspector . 8 00
William A. Little, services as inspector 8 00
George A. Young,
8 00
Joseph M. Tappan, 66
8 00
John C. Kimball, services as deputy war- den 2 50
Edward Sexton, services as deputy in-
spector . 2 50
Daniel P. Woods services as deputy in- spector . 2 50
William J. Creasey, services as warden 8 00
Joseph L. Johnson, services as clerk 8 00
Charles A, Stockman, services as inspector
8 00
Robert H. Waters, 66 8 00
Charles H. Allen,
66 8 00
Edgar S. C. Tyler,
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