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76 86
Soldiers' relief.
657 71
Highway department.
$12,927 62
Sidewalks and edgestones.
3,439 17
Ashes and rubbish
168 15
Bridges and culverts
410 00
Water supply
2 50
Incidentals
3,584 09
Police department.
218 52
Lighting streets and public buildings .. Salaries .
343 67
Public Library.
256 35
Board of Health
404 67
Military aid.
84 73
Abatements, tax of 1891.
479 00
66
66
" 1892
431 88
66
66 " 1894
I 54
Printing .
350 20
Sewer maintenance
93 96
Interest
107 60
$ 2,879 58
$ 25,055 50
Balance overdrawn for the year. 22, 175 92
$25,055 50
$ 25,055 50
1,751 85
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
CITY CLERK'S ACCOUNTS. DEC. 15, 1894.
RECEIPTS.
City Hall.
$ 1,047 50
Marriage certificates, 143 at 50 cts. each 71 50
Recording mortgages, etc. 51 18
Advertising liquor licenses
77 00
Burial lot, No. 190. $10 00
356
10 00
66
66
376 15 00
66
66
71 . 12 00
66
66
242. 10 00
377
15 00
66
103.
I 00
66
56 12 00
66
378
15 00
66
212 5 00
66
66
370
15 00
66
66
80 12 00
66
66 371 15 00
66
12 00
66
372.
15 00
66
66
379.
15 00
66
66
103 .. 2 00
66
66
380. 15 00
66
66
63.
12 00
66
382. 15 00
66
381 . 15 00
66
66
383 . 7 50
255 50
Miscellaneous licenses, viz :
$ 4 00 Billiards
28 00 Pool.
Auctioneers'
16 00
Amounts carried forward $48 00 $1,502 6S
72 .
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AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward $48 00 $1,502 68
Junk . 6 00
Pawn
4 00
Bowling Alley .
2 00
Circus
40 00
$100 00
Land rent Green street landing
30 00
Sale lanterns
4 50
Bath house fees, use towels, tights, etc.
18 17
Sale sewer pipe. .
25
Making a total of $1,655 60
EXPENDITURES.
Paid J. V. Felker, city treasurer, miscellaneous fees, etc.
$1,655 60
SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE.
City Hall, brick, Pleasant and Green streets $ 50,000 00
Market Hall, brick, Market square. .. 20,000 00
Almshouse, brick, land and outbuild- ings, North Atkinson street .... Wardroom, wooden, Congress street. 66 Ashland street. .
40,000 00
400 00
600 00
250 00
Hearse house, gun house and pounds. Land -- Mall, High, Pond and Green- leaf streets
12,000 00
Land-Common, Washington, Kent, Congress and Buck streets . ... 9,000 00 Land-Powder House lot, Low street 1,200 00
" Coffin lot, Hill street. ... 1,200 00 Amount carried forward. . . . $134,650 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward . . . . $134,650 00
Land-triangular lot, three roads .... 200 00
High and Wesley streets. ... 50 00
Gravel pit, North Atkinson street. ... 800 00
" Coffin court.
300 00
66
" Greenleaf street. 1,500 00
Right of ferry way 100 00
Two burial grounds.
2,000 00
Atkinson common, High street
3,000 00
Riverside park, Merrimac street.
2,000 00
Pasture, Crow lane.
700 00
Making a total of.
$145,300 00
SCHOOL HOUSES.
Brick school house, Hancock street. . $5,000 00
66 66 Bromfield street. 7,000 00
66 66 66 School street . .. . 12,000 00
6 6 66 Temple street ...
3,500 00
66
66 66 High and Au-
burn streets.
40,000 00
Brick school house, Congress street. . 5,000 00
66 66 Wesley street .. . 3,000 00
66 66 Forrester street .. 8,000 00
Wooden school house, Purchase street
2,500 00
66 66 66 200 00
66
Ashland street 2,000 00
66
Moultonville. .
1,500 00
66
66 Monroe street. 800 00
Making a total of.
$ 90,500 00
ENGINE HOUSES.
No. 2, brick, Federal street. $ 5,000 00 " 3, " Congress street 5,000 00
66 7, 66 Merrimac street 2,000 00
8, " Purchase street 2,500 00
Making a total of.
$ 14,500 00
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AUDITOR'S REPORT.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Furniture in City Hall, Market Hall, and engine houses
$ 4,000 00
Two hook and ladder trucks, three steamers, one supply wagon, five . hose wagons, two hose carriages, about 12,000 feet of hose, etc ..... 30,000 00 Furniture, etc., in almshouse, farming implements, fuel, tools, animals, etc., in and about almshouse buildings. 6,500 00
Standard weights and measures 300 00
Nine horses
2.000 00
Carts, sleds, harnesses, etc.
1,500 00
Fire alarm
5,000 00
Four hundred and twenty-four shares Boston & Maine railroad common stock at market value this fifteenth day of December, 1894, one hun- and sixty dollars per share, viz : Certificates, Nos. B 3911 to B 3919 inclusive. These certificates are in the hands of the city clerk 67,840 00
Making a total of . ... $117,140 00
RECAPITULATION.
Real estate. $145,300 00
School houses 90,500 00
Engine houses 14,500 00
Personal property 117,140 00
Making a total of
$367,440 00
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES
Showing Balance December 15, 1894.
Assessed for city purposes . $139,559 00
re-assessments
381 33
66
overlay. 533 25
State tax
9,360 00
county tax. 11, 112 83
$160.946 41
Income allowed by assessors.
37,000 00
credited the several departments.
23,776 71
from Bromfield fund in 1894. 415 57
Balance due Bromfield fund Dec. 16, 1893.
145 04
Balance due Atkinson common account Dec. 16, 1893. 468 84
Income on Atkinson common account in 1894. 15 00
$222,767 57
Payments on the several departments. $202.437 57
Abatement of taxes 1891 .
1,979 00
1892
1,231 88
66 1893
561 64
66 1894.
1,216 12
Paid State tax
9,360 00
" County tax
11,112 83
Expenditures on Bromfield fund. 560 61
Atkinson common
292 85
Paid sinking fund commissioners,city appropria- tion for 1894 .
11,000 00
Paid notes payable, city appropriation for 1894. 5,000 00
244,752 50
$ 21,984 93
Credit balance of Atkinson common account Dec. 15, 1894 . .
190 99
Balance overdrawn for the year $ 22,175 92
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TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE
Appropriations, Expenditures and Balances for Year Ending Dec. 15, 1894.
Department.
Appropriation.
Income.
Total Credits.
Expenditures.
Undrawn.
Overdrawn.
Poor .
$ 19,000 00
$ 4,236 51
$ 23,236 51
$ 23,203 65
$ 32 86
School.
27,000 00
1,087 68
28,087 68
27,463 35
624 33
Fire . ..
9,500 00
9,500 00
9,150 25
349 75
Highways
12,000 00
250 67
12,250 67
25,178 29
$ 12,927 62
Sidewalks and edgestones .
5,000 00
5,222 06
10,222 06
13,661 23
3,439 17
Ashes and rubbish .
900 00
27 45
927 45
1,095 60
168 15
Bridges and culverts.
2,500 00
2,500 00
2,910 00
410 00
Water supply . .
8,100 00
8,100 00
8,102 50
2 50
Incidentals ..
5,000 00
3,778 10
8,778 10
12,362 19
3,584 09
Incidentals (overdraft last year) ..
7,109 00
7,109 00
7,109 00
Public property .
5,000 00
1,576 17
6,576 17
5,907 38
668 79
Police .
13,000 00
792 13
13,792 13
14,010 65
218 52
10,500 00
4 60
10,504 60
12.256 45
1,751 85
Fuel ..
Soo 00
800 00
593 73
206 27
1,650 00
958 47
2,608 47
2,864 82
256 35
Printing.
750 00
750 00
1,100 20
350 20
Board of Health
500 00
500 00
904 67
404 67
Military aid . .
400 00
400 00
484 73
84 73
Abatements, tax of 1891 .
1,500 00
1,500 00
1,979 00
479 00
66
1892.
800 00
800 00
1 231 88
431 88
800 00
24 65
824 65
561 64
263 0I
66
1894 ..
300 00
914 58
1,214 58
1,216 12
I 54
Parks or public grounds.
.
500 00
30 00
530 00
453 14
76 86
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.
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...
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....
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
98
Lighting streets and public buildings. Salaries
8,700 00
8,700 00
9,043 67
343 67
Public Library . .
..
1893.
Memorial day
150 00
150 00 100 00
150 00 193 96
93 96
Soldiers' relief. ..
2,500 00
458 77
2,958 77
2,301 06
657 71
Interest ...
16,500 00
5,329 45
21,829 45
21,937 05
107 60
Notes payable.
5,000 00
5,000 00
5,000 00
Sinking funds
11,000 00
11,000 00
11,000 00
·
$176,559 00
$ 24,691 29
$201,250 29 $223,426 21
$ 2,879 58
$ 25,055 50
Balance overdrawn for year 1894 .
$ 22,175 92
$ 25,055 50
$ 25,055 50
.
TABULAR STATEMENT.
99
Sewers (maintenance) .
100 00
100
ANNUAL REPORTS.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE FOR THE YEAR ENDING
Dr. CITY OF NEWBURYPORT in Account current
To amount paid mayor's orders, and charged as follows :
Poor. $ 23,203 65
Schools.
27,463 35
Fire. ..
9,150 25
Highways
25,178 29
Incidentals .
11,877 46
Public property
5,907 38
Police . .
14,010 65
Lighting streets and public buildings.
12,256 45
Interest. .
21,937 05
Public Library.
2,864 82
Sidewalks and edgestones
13,661 23
Newburyport bridge ..
855 26
Essex Merrimac bridge
167 15
Culverts . .
1,887 59
Notes payable.
State of Massachusetts (State aid chap. 301) ..
66
(Military aid, chap. 279) .
969 48
(Armory rents)
581 66
66
66 (Burial expense)
205 00
Bromfield fund
560 61
Liquor licenses (25 per cent to state)
5.557 87
Fuel ..
593 73
Salaries
9,043 67
Board of Health.
904 67
Printing
1, 100 20
Sinking fund commissioners
11,000 00
Ashes and rubbish
1,095 60
Water supply
8,102 50
State tax.
9,360 00
County tax
11,112 83
Non-resident bank tax.
5,707 96
Simpson fund
900 00
Income ..
3,302 53
Memorial day
150 00
Sewerage (construction)
10,858 42
Sewers (maintenance)
193 96
Parks ot public grounds .
453 14
Soldiers' relief.
2,301 06
County of Essex (seal account)
48 00
Commissioners of Atkinson common .
292 85
Balance, cash on hand December 15, 1894 .
17,256 83
$518,106 15
239,275 00
6,758 00
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
DECEMBER 15, 1894.
with JAMES V. FELKER, City Treasurer. Cr.
By cash on hand December 16, 1893. $ 29,716 02
By cash received and credited as follows :
Poor .. 4,236 51
Schools. 1,037 68
Highways. 250 67
Incidentals 249 68
Public property 273 17
Police ...
792 13
Lighting streets and public buildings . 4 60
Interest on overdue taxes .
.$ 2,188 78
66 dividends Boston & Maine railroad stock 2,544 00
66 bank deposit 596 67 ---
5,329 45
Public Library . 153 75
Sidewalks and edgestones. 1,060 20
Notes payable.
248,467 73 6,298 00
State of Massachusetts (State aid, chap. 301) . 66 (Military aid, chap. 279)
436 24
(Burial expense) .
35 00
Bromfield fund.
400 00
Liquor licenses
22,231 50
Ashes and rubbish
27 45
Non-resident bank tax, city banks. State of Massachusetts . . .. 3,042 44-
6,961 52
Simpson fund.
900 00
Income, corporation taxes (State of Massachusetts) $24,240 31 foreign shipping 1,663 45-
25.903 76
Sewerage (construction).
3 55
Parks or public grounds .
30 00
Soldiers' relief.
458 77
County of Essex (seal account) .
48 00
Dog licenses
804 72
Betterment assessments
3,930 20
Tax of IS91. $
6 00
66 1892
10,015 26
1893
31,296 27
66 1894
115,380 32-
156,697 85
City Hall.
1,047 50
Burial lots.
255 50
Commissioners of Atkinson common.
15 00
$518,106 15
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES V. FELKER, Treasurer.
Newburyport, December 15, 1894.
·$3,919 08
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
Dr. CITY OF NEWBURYPORT in Account
To uncollected taxes of 1891, Dec. 16, 1893 . $ 1,985 00
66 66 1892, Dec. 16, 1893 13,596 14
66 1893, Dec. 16, 1893 45,829 96
$ 61,411 10
To uncollected betterment assessments, Dec. 16, 1893. .. To supplementary commitment tax, 1893. . .
8,010 04
24 65
To tax of 1894, committed by asses- sors, city tax warrant . . $176,559 00
To amount deducted by assessors . 37,000 00
$139,559 00
To state tax. 9,360 00
To county tax.
11,112 83
To overlay 533 25
To supplementary commitment.
381 33
160,946 41
To non-resident bank tax for 1894
3,919 08
To betterment assessments levied in 1894 4,161 86
$238,473 14
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COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
current with JAMES V. FELKER, Collector. Cr
By taxes of 1891 collected and paid to treasurer . $ 6 00
66 IS92
10,015 26
1893 66 :6
66
31,296 27
66
1894
66
66 115,380 32
By non-resident bank tax
By abatement of taxes of 1891.
$1,979 00
66 66 1892
1,231 88
66
1893
561 64
66
1894
1,216 12
By betterment assessments collected and paid to treasurer .. By uncollected taxes of 1892 to new account .... $ 2.349 00
3,930 20
66 66 1893
13,996 70
.
1894
44,349 97
60,695 67
By uncollected betterment assessments to new account. 8,241 70
$238,473 14
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES V. FELKER, Collector.
Newburyport, December 15, 1894.
$156,697 85 3.919 08
4,988 64
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
STATEMENT OF CITY DEBT,
DECEMBER 15, 1894.
DUE.
INTEREST.
RATE.
AMOUNT.
City bonds
897
$ 1,520 00
4
$ 38,000 00
66
190S
2,600 00
4 65,000 00
1911
3,600 00
4 90,000 00
60
1913
1,000 00 4
25,000 00
66
66 sewerage loan
1919
3,800 00
4
95,000 00
Notes payable, No. 9, water loan
1895
70 00
3₺
2,000 00
10, 66
896
70 00
3}
2,000 00
66
66
10,
66 . 1896
105 00
32
3,000 00
66
66
396
1899
600 00
4
15,000 00
66
60
501 1895
. 1895
150 00
34 4,000 00
. .
..
66
502.
504.
1895
37 50
33
1,000 00
66
66
508
1895
55 03
3&
1,467 73
66
66
51I
1895
2,590 00
32
74,000 00
350 00
3}
10,000 00
66
66
513 ..
1895
360 00
3
12,000 00
Committee on Sawyer fund,
demand
225 00
4+
5,000 00
Brown fund
675 00
42
15,000 00
Committee on Green fund,
66
Toppan fund,
10 00
4 250 00
66
A. Williams fund,
66
40 00
4
66
400 00
4
10,000 00
Overseers of the Poor, Dexter fund "
90 00
41
2,000 0 0
Trustees, will of Margaret Atwood "
472 50
4+
10,500 00
66
900 00
41
20,000 00
66
Follansbee "
66
120 00
+ 3,000 00
$20,900 03
$532,217 73
Due sundry accounts .
190 99
Gross debt .
$532,408 72
Less sinking funds and other assets as per schedule. 134,942 91
Net debt Dec. 15, 1894.
$397,465 81
66
9, bridge loan . . . 1895
105 00
32
3,000 00
500
1895
160 00
4 4,000 00
337 50
34
9,000 00
503.
1895
337 50
34 9,000 00
66
66
512.
1895
80 00
4
2,000 00
Frothingham fund “
40 00
4
1,000 00
1,000 00
Todd fund
of Simpson fund
$397,465 81 Amount carried forward.
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DEBT STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward. $397,465 81
Net debt Dec. 16, 1893 . 388,790 24
Increase of debt for 1894.
$ 8,675 57
The increase of debt for 1894 is explained as follows :
Overdraft in 1894
$ 22,175 92
1893.
7,109 00
Excess of overdrafts in 1894 . $ 15,066 92
Expenditures on sewerage in 1894
10,854 87
Debit for the year
$ 25,921 79
Appropriated and paid to sinking funds in 1894. $11,000 00 notes payable 66 5,000 00
Net income of sinking funds 1,246 22
Credit for the year.
$ 17,246 22
Increase of debt (as above stated)
8,675 57
MEMORANDUM.
The city holds 424 shares of Boston & Maine railroad common stock received in exchange for its holdings in Newburyport City railroad stock. The market value of the B. & M. stock at close of books today is quoted at $160 per share. At the price quoted the stock would be worth $67,840, which, if sold at said price, would reduce the net debt of the city that amount.
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE CITY OF NEWBURYPORT.
Balance due from State, Dec. 16, 1893 . $ 6,199 23
State aid paid in 1894 (chap. 301, acts of 1894) 6,758 00
Military aid paid in 1894, (chap. 279 Acts of 1894) 969 48
Armory rent paid in 1894 581 66
Burial expenses in 1894 (chap. 395
Acts of 1889)
205 00
$ 14,713 37
RECEIVED.
For account State aid, (chap. 301) ... $ 6,298 00 66 Military aid, (chap. 279). 436 24
City appropriation in 1894, for one- half payment made in 1894, (chap. 279) 400 00
From incidentals, deficiency of appro- priation for one-half payments made in 1894, (chap. 279) .. ... From incidentals for armory . ...
84 73
rent not allowed by the State. . .
469 16
From State of Massachusetts, on ac- count of payment for burial, (chap. 395) . 35 00
$ 7,723 13
Balance due city of Newburyport. $ 6,990 24
DUE FROM THE STATE DECEMBER 15, 1894.
For State aid, (chap. 301, Acts of 1894) . $ 6,218 00
For Military aid, (chap. 279, Acts of 1894) . 454 74
For burial, (chap. 395, Acts of 1889) . 205 00
For Armory rents. 112 50
$ 6,990 24
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
DEBTS DUE THE CITY AND OTHER ASSETS
December, 15, 1894.
Taxes of 1892.
$ 2,349 00
1893 13,996 70
1894
44,349 97
Betterment assessments
8,241 70
Due from the State for State aid, chap. 301 .
6,218 00
Due from the State for military aid, chap. 279.
454 74
Due from the state for burial, chap. 395 ·
205 00
Due from the State for armory rents. .
112-50
Sinking funds .
41,758 47
Cash on hand Dec. 15, 1894. .... 17,256 83
$134,942 91
COMMISSIONERS OF ATKINSON COMMON
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE CITY OF NEWBURYPORT.
Balance due from the city, Dec. 16, 1893. .. ... $468 84
RECEIVED).
From Eliphalet Griffin for standing grass .. 15 00 .
$ 483 84
EXPENDED.
Eliphalet Griffin, cash paid for survey-
ing, etc. .
$ 42 85
Cornelius H. Kelliher, labor . .... 250 08
292 85
Balance due from the city Dec. 15, 1894 .. $ 190 99
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
REPORT OF THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, Dec. 15, 1894.
To the Committee on Finance:
GENTLEMEN : I herewith submit a report of the condition of the sinking funds at this date, it being the close of the financial year.
Total funds, $41,758.47, divided as follows :
SEWERAGE SINKING FUND.
Loan, $95.000; due 1919.
Total funds Dec. 16, 1893 . . . $ 5,320 88
City appropriation for 1894. 2,000 00
Interest on investments in 1894 212 80 $ 7,533 68
INVESTMENTS.
Newburyport 4 per cent sewer bonds.$ 7,000 00
Deposit Powow River National Bank, of Amesbury, Mass. 533 68 $ 7,533 68
SINKING FUND.
Loan, $90,000; due 1911.
Total funds, Dec. 16, 1893 $ 9,519 62
City appropriation for 1894 2,900 00
Interest on investments in . 1894 . 380 76 $ 12,800 38
INVESTMENTS. Newburyport 4 per cent sewer bonds. $ 8,000 00 Deposit Powow River National Bank,
of Amesbury, Mass. 4.800 38
$ 12,800 38
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
SINKING FUND.
Loan, $25,000; due 1913.
Total funds, Dec. 16, 1893. .$ 800 00
City appropriation for 1894 . 800 00
Interest on investments in 1894. . . 32 00 $ 1,632 00
INVESTMENTS. Deposit Powow River National Bank, Amesbury $ 1,632 00
SINKING FUND.
Loan, $38.000 ; due 1897. Loan, $15,000 ; due 1899. Loan 65.000; due 1908.
Total funds, Dec. 16, 1893. $13,871 75
City appropriation for 1894 . 5,300 00
Interest on investments in 1894 . . ... 555 16
Proceeds from sale of Olive St. landing
1,213 00
$ 20,939 91
Paid premium and accrued interest on City of Malden bonds. 1,147 50
$ 19,792 41
INVESTMENTS.
Deposit Powow River Nat. Bank of Amesbury, Mass. $ 4,792 41
City of Malden, 4 per cent sewer bonds 15,000 00
19,792 41
SUMMARY.
City of Newburyport, 4 per cent sewer bonds. . ... $15,000 00
City of Malden, 4 per cent sewer bonds. . 15,000 00
Deposit Powow River National Bank, Amesbury . 11,758 47
$41,758 47
Respectfully submitted, JAMES V. FELKER, Treasurer.
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
TRIAL BALANCE.
DECEMBER 15, 1894.
Dr.
Cr.
Cash $ 1,475 33
Notes payable
$219.217 73
First National Bank,
City bonds.
313,000 00
City
15,303 36
Sinking funds
41,758 47
First National Bank,
Boston
478 14
missioners
190 99
State of Mass., State aid
6,218 00
military
aid
454 74
State of Mass., burial ..
205 00
armories
112 50
Sinking fund commis- sioners
41,758 47
City of Newburyport ..
322,041 85
Boston & MaineR.R.Co
74,200 00
Essex Merrimac bridge.
5,885 23
Water for fire purposes . 3,136 70
Betterment assessments
8,241 70
Tax of 1892
2,349 00
1893
13,996 70
66 1894
44,349 97
Incidentals .
22, 175 92
Sewerage
11,784 58
$574,167 19
Atkinson common com-
$574,167 19
DETAILED STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
For the year ending Dec. 15, 1894.
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
1891.
City appropriation. $1,500 00
Allowed on assessors' orders.
1,979 00
Overdrawn transferred from incidentals
$ 479 00
1892.
City appropriation. $ 800 00
Allowed on assessors' orders
1,231 88
Overdrawn transferred from incidentals
$ 431 88
1893.
City appropriation .
$ 800 00
Supplementary assessments
24 65
$ 824 65
Allowed on assessors' orders.
561 64
Undrawn transferred to incidentals. ..
$263 01
1894.
City appropriation. $ 300 00
Overlay of taxes.
533 25
Supplementary assessments 381 33
$1,214 58
Allowed on assessors' orders.
1,216 12
Overdrawn transferred from incidentals. . $ I 54
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
ASHES AND RUBBISH.
Appropriation . $900 00
CREDITS.
From W. B. Wentworth, ashes, etc . .$ I 60
66 B. H. Hussey,
4 50
George W. Walther, 66 · I 25
Jere Cashman, 66
. .....
II 45
66 W. H. Morse, 66
. .. ...
45
Zollicoffer Sargent,
. . ... . 2 25
" Charles W. Blake,
66
· · · · · ·
45
John Graham,
..... 5 50
Total appropriation and income
$ 927 45
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance account. 168 15
$1,095 60
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by Committee on Highways.
Frank H. Plumer,
use of team. .. $ 7 50
Humphrey Haley,
66
8 40
Cornelius H. Kelleher,
66
... 3 75
Jeremiah Cashman,
66
10 15
Jeremiah M. Haley,
66
. . . .. . 18 30
Florey Donahue,
10 50
Cornelius P. Kelleher, labor
4 20
Daniel Duggan,
28 00
Charles E. Allen,
66
23 40
Jeremiah Toomey,
40 60
George E. Pearson,
82 So
Dennis Toomey,
12 40
Jeremiah Sheehan,
36 00
Amount carried forward. $ 286 00
$1095 60
$ 27 45
113
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward.
$ 286 00 $1,095 60
Daniel Cronan,
labor
78 60
Daniel Quill,
30 60
Dennis Kelleher,
84 30
John P. Leary,
50 90
John D. Foley,
19 80
Frank Buckley,
66
67 20
Thomas Ryan,
10 80
Edward Powers,
79 80
John Murphy,
66
82 00
Cornelius Kelleher,
76 20
Bernard Doran,
66
1 40
Dennis Lynch,
I 60
John Lynch,
66
I 80
Dennis J. Donahue,
66
. . . ·
I 80
Jeremiah Coffey,
66
5 40
Samuel Martin,
1 80
Timothy Toomey,
1 80
John Haley,
I 40
Timothy Moynihan,
4 60
Daniel Lynch,
1 00
Angus McPhee,
66
1 80
Timothy Coffey,
66
·
·
·
5 40
Patrick Sculley,
7 20
John F. Murphy,
66
14 40
Michael Lynch,
I 80
John D. Murphy,
66
I 80
Michael Miskell,
4 40
Dennis Murphy,
66
1 80
Samuel Scrivens,
52 40
Thomas Hale,
26 40
Michael Kelley,
3 60
Michael J. Carey,
I 80
Eugene Russell,
66
I 40
.
·
·
.
·
. .
·
5 40
John Golden,
·
.
.
Amounts carried forward. . . . $1,018 40 $1,095 60
15
114
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward.
$1,018 40 $1,095 60
Michael Dunn,
labor
7 00
Cornelius Lyons,
66
IO 20
William Tatterfield,
66
21 So
Daniel Casey,
66
5 20
Charles W. Thurlow,
·
. .
1
20
Patrick Welch,
66
I 40
Jeremiah Lynch,
28 60
John O'Neil,
66
I 40
Dennis Conners,
66
·
....
40
$1,095 60
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Appropriation
$ 500 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from
incidentals to balance account ... 404 67
$ 904 67
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the Board of Health.
D. C. Batchelder, services as agent of
board to Jan. 1, 1895 . . . ...... D. C. Batchelder, cash paid for sundries George A. Fogg, sundries. 7 87.
$ 200 00 38 19
Moses H. Fowler 15 16
5 00
Karl Castelhun, analysis of water .... News Publishing Co., printing and advertising .
21 75
Newburyport Herald Co., Printing
and advertising 20 25
Amounts carried forward .. . $ 308 22
$ 904 67
..
.
·
.
115
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward ... $ 308 22 Economy Printing Co., printing and advertising . 19 00
$904 67
Ernest H. Noyes, postage and station- ery . . 5 00
Chas. M. Lunt & Sons, removal of house offal, etc. . 326 25
Amos H. Geary, services as clerk of board to Jan. 1, 1895. . ... 50 00 Francis Curtis, services as inspector of plumbing 159 00
C. N. Colson, one mattress
2 50
George P. Bishop, two feather beds and pillows .. 10 00
James F. Carens, sundries
I 54
David W. Dockum . . 2 00
J. C. Armstrong 66
. .
5 54
G. A. Menut יי
.
6 17
M. L. Chase, milk.
65
H. L. Ordway, provisions. 50
George W. Knight, travelling expenses 6 30
Chas. W. Blake, services as veterinary surgeon 2 00
$904 67
BRIDGES AND CULVERTS.
Appropriation $2,500 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance account. 410 00
Total appropriation and income
$2,910 00
Amount carried forward. $2,910 00
116
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward. $ 2,910 00
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Bridges and Culverts.
Newburyport bridge. $ 855 26
Essex Merrimac bridge 167 15
Culverts 1,887 59
$2,910 00
NEWBURYPORT BRIDGE.
Wm. I. Hunt, services as drawtender
and helper
$660 00
Newburyport Gas & Electric Co. lighting bridge
75 00
D. N. Richardson, oil, matches, etc.,
1 75
Cornelius H. Kelleher, teaming. .....
4 50
Geo. Hennessey, sundries. .
2 50
A. Russell & Sons, repairs on bridge
50 45
M. O'Connell, stock and labor .
75
Edward Osgood, sundries.
58
Jas. H. Noyes & Co., 66
1 00
John C. Stanley,
2 60
T. P. Mackinney, · .
30
P. H. Creasey, coal
6 03
F. H. Smith, sundries
90
J. C. Richardson, “
35
Albert P. Cook, labor
80
Dennis Kelleher, “
80
Chas. Bashaw, 66
1 00
Thos. Hale, 66
·
1 00
Jas. C. Colman, stock and labor .... 44 95
$ 855 26
Amount carried forward.
$ 855 26
117
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward. $ 855 26
ESSEX MERRIMAC BRIDGE.
McGlew Bros., bolts, washers and
sundries.
$22 50
Geo. T. Philbrick, labor
1 00
Manasseh Merritt 66 1 00
John Ronan
2 50
Jas. C. Colman, stock and labor ...
49 47
John C. Stanley
I 93
B. F. Stanley, labor.
23 50
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor
65 25
167 15
CULVERTS.
John Lucy, labor
$ 40 50
Eben A. Young, labor extending sewer
foot of Olive street
94 12
Con. Sullivan,
labor
..
5 40
Patrick Coffey,
5 40
Angus McPhee,
66
.
2 00
Clark B. Marshall,
2 80
Timothy Coffey,
66
2 60
Jere Coffey,
2 60
David Wallace,
. .
1 00
Jere Donahue,
2 00
Edward Cross,
66
3 60
Edward Powers,
16 80
George E. Pearson,
26 60
Edmund Ryan,
5 20
Dennis Kelleher,
66
IO 20
Cornelius Kelleher,
12 40
Michael Kelley,
. .
14 20
John Murphy,
22 00
John C. Stanley, hardware
.
1 59
Amounts carried forward.
$ 271 01 $ 1,022 41
.
.
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..
.
·
·
.
.
...
IIS
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward.
$ 271 OI
$1,022 41
John Hale,
labor
10 40
F. Buckley,
25 60
F. E. Smith,
2 40
Daniel Duggan, 66
I 60
Charles W. Thurlow, 66
3 20
Daniel Cronan,
66
. .
24 20
George Torrey,
66
I 20
Charles M. Pritchard, cash paid.
70
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt
7 00
H. Leeming, repairs.
[ 00
Thomas Hale, labor
5 40
Thomas Langley,
2 00
Dennis Conners, 66
60
Florey Donahue,
I 50
Edward S. Hidden,
463 43
F. H. Plumer, teaming.
3 00
Jas. C. Colman, lumber and cement.
117 50
Jere Toomey, labor
21 80
Thomas Ryan,
66
23 60
Fred McDonald,
66
15 20
Cornelius Lyons, 66
5 40
Samuel Scrivens,
66
21 60
John Leary,
66
26 20
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