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Sam. Martin,
5 80
Bartholomew Creeden,
66
3 80
Cornelius Lynch,
66
16 00
Charles Bashaw,
66
41 60
Charles E. Allen,
66
15 20
Eben Smith, bricks
267 15
Jere Kelleher, labor.
169 80
J. Littlefield & Sons, cutting stone ...
33 71
N. C. Moody, grate and labor
22 79
John Haley, labor.
11 30
Jere Lynch,
9 80
Amounts carried forward. ... $1,652 49
$1,022 41
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119
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. ... $1,652 49
$1,022 41
Charles T. Butman,
labor
9 80
William T. Colby,
14 80
Abraham Pray,
66
.
16 00
Frank E. Pearson,
7 50
John Lynch,
66
.
.
9 So
Jos. Choate,
4 00
Daniel P. Kelleher,
9 30
Daniel Hurley,
9 30
M. Scahill,
66
8 00
Jos. Woods,
. ·
26 70
Jas. Lyons,
51 90
John Ronan,
66
16 20
William B. Porter, teaming
31 20
Dennis Donahue,
labor
.
18 60
John Carey,
66
....
$1,887 59 $2,910 00
BROMFIELD FUND.
Balance on hand Dec. 16, 1893. . $ 145 04
CREDITS.
Income for 1894.
400 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from
$ 545 04 incidentals to balance account. 15 57
$ 560 61
Amount carried forward.
$ 560 61
.
2 00
.
1 20
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward. $ 560 61
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Bromfield Fund.
Thomas Marshall, labor $ 67 30
Charles Bashaw, 66 9 80
Frank A. Boyle, 66 3 80
John Ronan, furnishing and setting out 50 maple trees . 100 00
Charles E. Allen, labor.
60
John Murphy, 6 6
80
Abraham Pray, 66
2 00
Edward Powers, 66
I 20
Samuel Scrivens, 66
2 00
Samuel Martin, 66
I 20
Michael Miskell, 66
80
Charlotte Bowden, allowance on side- walk account.
18 08
Charles Tappan, allowance on side- walk account 29 33
Quaker burying ground, allowance on sidewalk account. 12 92
B. W. Ordway, allowance on sidewalk account .
41 90
Moses J. Mulliken, allowance on side- walk account. 20 08
Fanny Stickney, allowance on side- walk account. 49 13
Jane L. Pike, allowance on sidewalk account . 17 32
Estate Thomas Atwood, allowance on sidewalk account. 35 30
Estate James Gunnison, allowance on sidewalk account .. 18 76
H. Josephine Thurlow, allowance on sidewalk account. 8 67
Amounts carried forward. ... $ 440 99
$ 560 61
I2I
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward ... $ 440 99
$ 560 6[
Matilda Plummer, and sister, allow-
ance on sidewalk account. 34 45
Mary C. Currier, allowance on side- walk account. 17 98
William Noyes, allowance on side- walk account. 26 74
Mrs. Jos. N. Jaques, allowance on sidewalk account. .
24 00
George W. Haskell, allowance on sidewalk account.
16 45
$ 560 61
CITY BONDS.
Amount outstanding Dec. 16, 1893. . .
$313,000 00
Due as follows :
1897 at 4 per cent. $ 38,000 00
1908 at 4
65,000 00
1911 at 4 90,000 00
1913 at 4
25,000 00
1919 at 4 66
95,000 00
Amount outstanding Dec. 15, 1894
$313,000 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$ 9,500 00
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to
balance account. 349 75
$ 9,150 25
Amount carried forward. $ 9,150 25
16
122
ANNUAL REPORTS
Amount brought forward. .$ 9,150 25
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Fire Department.
Walter R. Bradbury, services as stew-
ard and fireman, No. 3. . . ..... $ 150 00
George N. Ellery, services as steward and fireman, No. I . 150 00
M. H. Fowler, sundries.
12 25
Thomas P. Mackinney, sundries.
4 32
Wm. B. Porter, teaming and sundries.
310 39
John W. Allen, groceries
33 39
A. B. Varney, labor.
2 00
Salem Waste Company, waste .
9 90
L. H. Noyes & Co., asphaltum ..
2 75
March's Cheap Cash Store, groceries 6 38
J. M. Haley, teaming .
92 25
Telephone. Co., use of telephone .....
55 35
McGlew Brothers, stock and labor ....
423 55
Edward Donahue, stock and labor ....
25 25
Chas. H. Stanwood, care of hydrants.
13 17
Philip Bollman, services as engineer, Steamer I
112 00
Frank W. Landford, services as en- gineer, Steamer 2 160 00
Geo. N. Black, services as steward and fireman, Steamer 2. .
150 00
Orrin J. Welch, salary supt. fire alarm
200 00
Orrin J. Welch, extras 43 66
Hill's Livery, use of horse and carriage 8 00
J. C. Stanley, sundries
8 55
Chase & Woodwell, repairing electric lighting
56 20
Daniel Neal, labor
50
John W. Butler, washing hose ., 56 50
Amounts carried forward. .. .. $ 2,086 36 $ 9,150 25
123
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. ... $ 2,086 36 $ 9,150 25 H. H. Landford, horse hire. 62 00
John H. Balch, Jr., coal . 285 38
Jas. H. Noyes & Co., sundries. 15
S. C. Reed, salary as chief engineer .. 300 00
S. C. Reed, cash paid for sundries .... 12 05
Board of Engineers, services of en- gineers. 297 50
Steamer Company No. I, services of the company and extras. 711 00 . .. Steamer Company No. 2, services of the company . 675 00
681 00
Steamer Company No. 3, services of the company and extras. . . ... Young America Hook & Ladder Co., services of the company and extras Hose Company No. 7, services of the company .
699 00
Hose Company No. 8, services of the company .
485 00
Jasen E. Lawrence, services as asst. engineer, Steamer
20 00
Chas. S. Blake, services as asst. en- gineer, Steamer 2 ..
28 00
Geo. W. Ross, services, as asst. en- gineer, Steamer No. 3 . .. ...
20 00
... C. W. Adams, services as engineer, Steamer I .
160 00
Edgar S. C. Tyler, services as steward, H. & L. truck and extras. .. H. H. Bowden, services as steward and driver, Hose 4. .
84 14
80 00
Ed. Perkins & Son, stock and labor .. 3 09
Standard Oil Company, oil 4 00 ... American Express Co., expressage. .. 2 90
Amounts carried forward. ... $ 7,081 57 $ 9,150 25
485 00
124
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . . . $ 7,081 57
$ 9,150 25
P. M. Carpenter & Co., sundries ..... I 50
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor .. 1 00
Daniel B. Pierce, labor.
12 35
C. H. Ordway, horse hire.
10 00
P. H. Creasey, coal.
339 72
Combination Ladder Company, set of safety bolts .. 25 00
C. H. Kelleher, teaming . 51 50
C. W. Dame, wood delivered at engine houses . ... 13 88
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising . 9 00
News Publishing Co., advertising. ...
M. W. Littlefield, sundries. 4 88
12 33
A. L. Jackson, removing snow from hydrants 75 50
Samuel Cook, removing snow from hydrants
28 83
J. F. Morrill, board of firemen, Burley & Usher fire.
31 00
E. P. Pride, board of firemen, Burley & Usher fire.
3º 50
C. P. Hunt, sundries .
75
Geo. H. Carter, board of firemen, Burley & Usher fire. 2 45
Wolfe Tavern, board of firemen,
Burley & Usher fire. 8 25
J. C. Richardson, sundries 5 54
P. M. Lougee, sundries.
2 50
Wm. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor
7 94
E. G. Sargent, supplies.
I 65
John E. Bailey, stock and labor 8 05
Jas. P. Plummer, labor. 13 50
L. Griffin, stock and labor 17 32
C. M. Pritchard, labor 3 00
Western Union Tel. Co., winding time clock 6 88
Amounts carried forward. ... $ 7,806 39
$ 9,150 25
I25
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . . . $ 7,806 39 $ 9,150 25 Wm. F. Stanwood, one fire alarm tapper . . 15 00
Samuel P. Safford, use of hacks. ... 5 00
Manchester Locomotive Works Co.,
set of copper tubes and labor .... 230 41 Jere Creedon, horse hire. 20 00
F. H. Plumer, teaming. 31 25
J. J. Rourke, painting fire engine No. I 50 00
N. E. Gamewell Co., 450 lbs. copper and cartage. 18 35
56 25
Beattie Zinc Works Co., zincs refined Peter Gray, 4 brass fire tubular lanterns 7 50 Electric Gas Ltg. Co., sundries ...... Wm. Holker & Co., stock and labor .. C. W. Turner, services as fireman July 4 . . 3 00
21 34
6 10
Horace Marshall, services at engine house No. 7. July 4 . . ... 3 00
W. S. Porter, services at engine house No. S, July 4.
3 00
Safford & Lunt, making two badges. .
2 00
George W. Stanwood, services at engine house No. S, July 4 . . . . . . Underhay Oil Co., Monarch Harness Oil . . .
3 00
2 50
Edward Osgood, sundries.
I 60
John W. Sargent, 6 month's salary as asst. engineer. 25 00
Mission Broom Co., dozen brooms .... 3 25
Cornelius Callahan Co., supplies. .... E. A. Young & C. W. Ladd, expenses C. T. Butman, labor
70 75
10 00
P. Tobin, teaming
50
Lawrence Crowley, labor
1 00
51 50
Amounts carried forward. ... $ 8,547 69
$ 9,150 25
126
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . . $ 8,547 69 $ 9,150 00 A. W. Thompson, board of firemen
Oct. 31 . . 12 85
C. G. Thomas, sundries. 8 82
Casco Oil Co., oil.
5 75
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor 124 28
L. Mannix, teaming
3 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware
9 18
J. M. Bacheller, horse hire.
31 00
Jackson & Co.'s Ex., expressage. ...
90
Jere Cashman, use of horses and teaming.
362 50
Edmund Davis, services at fire Feb. 25
3 00
Wm. G. Somerby, watching at fires. .
7 00
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor
18 78
Todd & Brown, sundries.
65
John L. Lewis, watching at fires.
1 00
Frank Merrill, 66 ...
I 00
Herbert Manchester,
.....
4 00
Edw. Jackman,
66
. ....
7 00
H. C. Plummer, sheets and case for Steamer I .
I 85
$
9,150 25
FUEL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation .
$800 00
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account 206 27
$ 593 73
Amount carried forward.
$ 593 73
127
DETAILED STATEMENT
Amount brought forward $ 593 73
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Fuel.
Atkinson Coal Co., 1500 lbs. stove,
$6.45, Ward room. $ 4 32
Atkinson Coal Co., 1500 lbs. stove, $6.45, E. F. Bartlett. ..
4 32
L. W. Coker, weighing coal. 17 40
Amos H. Geary, weighing coal 17 55
Jere Healey, measuring charcoal. . .
I 30
Newburyport Item, advertising
7 50
Newburyport Herald, advertising
6 75
Daniel Cronan, labor.
1 00
Jeremiah Sheehan, labor.
I OO
Philip H. Creasey, measuring 18 loads of charcoal $
2 34
Philip H. Creasey, 11,200 lbs. broken coal at $6.35. 31 75
Philip H. Creasey, 32,310 lbs. broken coal, Market Hall, at $5.40. . ... Philip H. Creasey, 83,955 lbs. broken,
77 89
coal, Public Library, at 5.40. . ... Philip H. Creasey, 80,500 lbs. broken coal, City Hall, at $5.40. . . .. . . . Philip H. Creasey, 2500 lbs., stove,
202 39
194 07
Newburyport bridge, at $5.55 . . . . 6 19
Philip H. Creasey, 7400 egg coal, Ward room 17 96
$ 593 73
Prices paid for fuel during the year :
Stove coal $ 5 55 per 2240 lbs.
Egg coal. 5 40 " 2240 " Broken coal 5 40 " 2240 "
Pine wood 3 48 .. cord.
128
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Charcoal TIC per bushel. Cannel coal. $15 00 " ton.
There were delivered to the city during the year 1894 as fol- lows :
723 tons, 16 cwt. of coal.
125 cords of pine wood. 145472 bu. of charcoal. 19 tons of cannel coal.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
.. $ 12,000 00
CREDITS.
From Wilkinson Bros., repairing pav-
ing, macadam, etc .. . .. $ 5 00
From Pearl S. Bradford, repairing paving, macadam, etc. 14 50
From Frank E. Davis, repairing pav- ing, macadam, etc. 4 80
From Jere B. Lunt, sand. I 00
" Newburyport Water Company, repairing streets.
3 75
From Philip Cullivan, dirt.
50
Eben A. Young, stone and ser- vices of man.
43 50
From Jere Cashman, use of roller, bedding, etc. 43 40
From Newburyport Gas & Electric Co., repairing streets. 6 90
From N. & A. Street Ry. Co., cash paid for damage to sleigh O. S. Butler
12 50
Amounts carried forward .... $ 135 85 $12,000 00
129
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward ...
$12,000 00
From James Kimball, gravel
S. H. Fowle, shovelling snow . .
2 60
J. C. Colman, sand, etc. . .....
3 73
Emily H. Lunt, shovelling snow
20
Miss LeCraw, shovelling snow .
1 00
66 Edward Murphy, dirt. .. ..
50
Mrs. Patrick Moynihan, stone for door step . I 40
From Celia C. Sliney, shovelling snow
1 00
Daniel E. Hill, crushed stone. . .
I 84
" W. B. Porter, use of cart. . ..
I 75
" C. N. Colson. dirt.
14 00
66 W. C. Toppan, 32 tons stone at 6oc .
19 20
From Frank H. Plumer, gravel, etc. .
10 90
" Edw. C. Johnson, use of cart ..
30 00
" C. H. Kelliher, gravel .. .. " Est. Jas. Webster, shovelling snow
4 40
60
From Edward E. Bartlett, use of
wagon . 10 00
" W. H. Morse, dirt. 4 10
From Western Union Tel. Co., repair- ing streets 5 00
" D. M. French, sand.
40
" N. E. Telephone Co., repairing street
I 00
$ 250 67
Total appropriation and income ..
$12,250 67
Overdrawn transferred from incidentals
to balance account. $12,927 62
$25,178 29
$ 135 85 20
Amount carried forward. . . $25,178 29
17
130
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward. $25,178 29
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Highways.
Charles M. Pritchard, services as superintendent of highways. $ 1,200 00
Hale Knight, oats and corn 261 07
Moses H. Rolfe, grain. 156 40
McGlew Bros , horse shoeing, repair- ing and sundries. . 78 00
Jere Cashman, bedding, use of horses and teaming 940 56
M. O'Connell, horse shoeing and
sundries. 21 71
M. W. Littlefield, stock and labor 35 70
Daniel B. Pierce, sundries 38 85
M. H. Chase, stock and labor 37 18
Chas. W. Blake, services as veterinary surgeon 31 50
State Street Pharmacy, sundries . ..
I 00
Wm. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor
5 02
Justin Noyes, barley straw.
IO 40
L. H. Noyes & Co., sundries.
5 68
II 65
Parker M. Lougee, stock and labor ... J. W. Doyle, shoeing horses, repairing, etc
112 40
I. A. Morse, hay .
133 73
Eben A. Young, labor
2 00
Edw. Donahue, shoeing horses, re- pairing, etc .. 77 53
Edw. Perkins & Son, stock and labor. 59 17
Wm. B. Porter, use of teams. 34° 95
Florey Donahue, labor and use of
team
129 45
F. H. Plumer, use of double team. 454 90
Amounts carried forward. . . $ 4,144 85
$25,178 29
J31
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . . . $ 4, 144 85 $25, 178 29
N. C. Moody, sundries.
25 85
L. W. Coker, sundries 12 53
George A. Fogg, salt.
I 30
C. H. Kelleher, use of horses and teaming
606 98
Jos. Torrey, stock and labor
24 29
J. B. Lunt, repairing .
4 25
Jos. H. Currier, labor
IO 75
George Hennessey, teaming.
15 65
Jas. C. Colman, stock and labor. ...
266 72
H. L. Tenney, exchange of horse .... Owners of Plum Island, 250 tons sand
IS5 00
at 65 cents, 240 tons at 6oc. ...
310 50
Albert Russell & Son, sundries ......
4 88
Jas. C. Colman and E. P. Shaw, wharfage on sand. 20 00
J. C. Stanley, stock.
21 91
Jas. M. Woods, repairing and sundries
58 85
Smith & Gould, 2 doz. Dr. Gray's lotion .
12 00
O. S. Butler, damage to sleigh.
25 00
Humphrey Haley, use of team
69 30
Robert T. Morse, use of double team. D. F. Noyes, sundries.
10 00
3 25
J. M. Haley, teaming
63 75
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor.
59 89
John Lynch, labor. 6 75
John Lucy, use of horses and labor .. 45 60
Ezra Merrill, labor 5 25
E. C. Johnson, use of double team ... 189 50
Wm. Daley, labor with team ..
7 20
Timothy Shea, use of team 5 10
James Lyons, use of team.
38 40
John Ronan, labor and use of team ...
392 05
Amounts carried forward. . . . $ 6,647 35
$25,178 29
132
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . . . $ 6,647 35 $25,178 29
Orrin J. Gurney, hay . . 180 61
Karl Castlehun, sundries I 50
Jos. W. Landford, services as veteri- nary surgeon 33 50
J. J. Kelley, shoeing
16 30
S. H. Thurlow, stock.
16 85
Thos. P. Mackinney, stock.
8 48
Orrin G. Davis, teaming
116 50
Jos. B. Moulton, work o on Curson
Mill Road 18 10
Frank Ennis, work on Curson Mill road
3 80
Chase Brothers, work on Curson Mill road
8 70
A. J. Brooks, work on Curson Mill road .
I 80
Chas. Moulton, removing snow from Dockum road.
2 50
Frank Fowle, removing snow from Dockum road.
80
Edw. Fowle, removing snow from Dockum road. 80
George Fowle, removing snow from Dockum road
I 00
James Ward, removing snow from Dockum road 2 00
Wm. W. Poole, removing snow from Dockum road . 1 00
George Merritt, removing snow from Dockum road I OO
Waldo Brothers, one-half dozen rattan push brooms. 3 25
George B. Pettingell, sundries. ...
35
T. K. Bartlett, labor of men and oxen 25 80
Amounts carried forward. .. . $ 7,091 99 $25,178 29
I33
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. ... $7,091 99 $25, 178 29 Edw. E. Bartlett, labor with double team . 114 00
Todd & Brown, stock and labor. 9 40
Chas. T. Smith, use of double team ..
5 00
Matthew Toomey, use of horses and labor
191 75
J. P. Hussey, two points for Climax road machine. 4 00
T. F. O'Neil, crushed stone.
2,762 29
Est. N. Varina, weighing stone 74 64
John Collins, use of horses. 125 00
J. Littlefield & Sons, stock and labor. 27 44 J. P. Titcomb, services as surveyor. . . 98 10 George I. Little, bedding for stables 1, 2 and 3 . . 180 46
Newburyport Despatch, expressage. . .
30
Thomas Haley, use of team
30 81
Jere Duggan, teaming . 43 20
Timothy Marooney, use of team 53 70
Edw. S. Hidden, labor 10 60
Jos. Woods, use of team. 68 10
Poor Department, 14 tons 4 cwt. hay. 213 00
A. T. Silloway, man and team. ..
21 50
George D. Varney, paving stones on gutters 2 00
J. Otis Winkley, hay
IOI IO
Charles Poor, labor.
17 10
Cornelius Sullivan, use of team
46 80
Wm. J. Creasey, stock and labor 12 00
P. H. Creasey, sundries. 15 34
Daniel Canning, sundries
4 03
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor. .
5 54
J. N. Frost, use of double team . .
18 00
J. S. Merrill, bedding, No. 3 house ...
II 20
Amounts carried forward. . . . $11,358 39
$25,178 29
134
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . . . $11,358
39
$25,178 29
Ed. S. C. Tyler, sundries. . . . . 75
Philip Ennis, work on Curson road ...
1 00
Cornelius Kelleher,
labor
291 90
Charles E. Allen,
143 80
George E. Pearson,
66
227 50
Charles Bashaw,
307 20
Cornelius Lynch,
66
. .
381 30
Frank A. Smith,
6 60
Edward Powers,
66
. .
208 80
Michael Dunn,
.
. . .
97 00
Edward S. Hidden,
. .
4 55
Charles W. Thurlow,
·
130 80
John Hale,
66
363 20
F. Buckley,
66
. .
313 80
F. E. Pearson,
66
..
IO 20
F. Hidden,
2 00
Florey Donahue,
66
.
7 80
F. E. Smith,
66
45 80
Dennis Kelleher,
66
247 10
Daniel Cronan,
66
. .
222 40
Edmund Ryan,
66
125 60
John Flannigan,
66
2 00
Jere Sheehan,
66
. .
90 60
Daniel Casey,
5 20
Daniel Kelleher,
66
3 50
Wm. Driscoll,
66
II 60
Henry Bell,
66
..
.
3 50
Murty Kelleher,
66
21 00
John D. Foley,
308 00
John Argyle,
6 60
John Murphy,
234 00
Jere Toomey,
66
243 70
Jos. W. Choate,
53 00
Michael Kelley,
66
193 00
Amounts carried forward. ...
$15,697 99
$25,178 29
.
24 80
James Leonard,
.
.
. .
. .
·
.
.
. .
135
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. . . $15,697 99
$25,178 29
John P. Leary,
labor
154 40
Daniel Duggan,
66
III 60
Daniel Quill,
364 40
Dennis Toomey,
66
.
·
116 60
Thomas Marshall,
41 60
Charles Foss,
66
14 80
Wm. T. Tobin,
. . .
30 60
George Haskell,
66
5 00
Dennis Lynch,
66
48 30
Nahum Alger,
25 20
Wm. Hanna,
58 20
Thomas Hale,
187 10
John O. Jackman,
66
21 80
M. Toomey,
6 40
Daniel P. Kelleher,
II 80
Adrian McQuillen,
66
6 60
John Crowley,
66
4 40
Wm. Jollatte,
66
9 00
John Follansbee,
·
·
17 40
Abraham Pray,
66
53 90
Humphrey Haley,
66
8 20
James Lyons,
66
IO 20
Albert P. Cook,
16 70
Frank Argyle,
·
14 00
Timothy Leary,
16 20
James Welch,
66
·
21 60
Jere McDonald,
66
8 00
Daniel Casey,
66
121 40
Patrick Casey,
9 00
James Kelleher,
12 70
Loring Eaton,
66
30 40
Charles Shea,
66
8 60
Armory Aldrich,
I 00
Charles L. Bartlett,
66
9 20
James Bragg,
. . . .
5 20
Amounts carried forward ....
$17,279 49
$25,178 29
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136
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . . . . $17,279 49
$25,178 29
Wallace B. Currier, labor
3 60
William E. Woodman, "
19 80
Patrick Cashman,
66
21 00
Matthew Barrett,
66
17 00
Edward Curley,
15 20
Cornelius P. Kelleher,
66
62 80
Timothy Reardon,
22 60
Moses Wood,
9 80
Otis Robbins,
8 00
William T. Colby,
66
73 00
L. Burton,
66
.
5 40
Melvin Lewis,
1 80
John Casey,
I SO
Cornelius H. Kelleher,
2 00
Thomas Corrigan,
2 00
John Toomey,
17 So
John Casey,
66
2 00
Cornelius Buckley,
II 40
Daniel H. Kelleher,
66
7 20
John Coskery,
89 40
Charles Davis,
12 30
Edward Davis,
66
II 40
Charles S. Tobin,
66
9 90
William D. Williams,
36 30
George Page,
·
7 20
Edward Toppan,
66
6 60
John Pike,
66
80
Henry Woodward,
80
John Chase,
66
So
John May,
66
7 40
John H. Burke,
7 00
James Toomey,
60
6 20
Dennis Murphy.
9 60
William Coskery,
66
. .
9 40
.
Amounts carried forward. . . . . $17,798 79 $25,178 29
137
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. . . $17,798 79
$25,178 29
John Bragg,
labor
4 40
Thomas O'Neil,
66
104 40
Daniel Moynihan,
6 80
Albert Page,
66
4 00
M. Lynch,
1 80
James Campbell,
7 80
George T. Philbrick,
66
..
7 60
Cornelius Lyons,
66
64 80
Charles Fox,
5 80
Louis Boutin,
53 00
M. Casey,
5 00
Dennis Dineen,
5 50
Daniel O'Brien,
66
19 30
Jere Duggan,
6 30
Samuel Scrivens,
163 80
Daniel Creedon,
66
27 60
George Torrey,
4 00
William Burns,
3 60
Jere Kelleher,
66
...
14 60
John D. Murphy,
66
. .
39 60
Hugh Donahue,
66
. .
7 00
Thomas Langley,
66
.
13 00
John Sullivan,
66
1 00
Henry Lattime,
66
5 00
Eugene Russell,
17 60
M. Lucy,
4 00
John McDade,
14 60
William Wilmot,
66
3 90
William King,
6 40
M. Miskell,
19 80
Andrew Casey,
66
14 20
William Herlihy,
6:
6 80
A. Greeley,
3 80
John O'Neil,
...
...
32 80
.
. .
..
Amounts carried forward . . . . $18,498 39
$25,178 29
. .
.
. .
.
.
.
. .
.
. .
. .
. .
. .
18
138
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . . $18,198 39
$25,178 29
Patrick Tobin,
labor
90
John Haley,
66
. .
46 00
Charles McManus,
66
· ·
64 60
Manassah Merritt,
19 10
Henry Looney,
60
Patrick Sheehan,
. . . .
9 80
Daniel Lynch,
40 80
Frank Russell,
. . .
..
2 80
M. Burns,
66
5 60
Benjamin Hale. use of gravel pit.
25 00
John Clarke,
labor
I 60
John Kelleher,
4 80
James M. Woods,
2 70
Dennis Cronan,
2 60
Edward E. Bartlett,
66
.
4 60
William T. Smith,
40
George Clarke,
15 00
Oliver Page,
2 40
Henry Chauncey,
12 40
George Hennessey,
50
Edward Cross,
59 80
John Moulton,
66
8 50
M. L. Chase,
66
8 40
Frank Goodwin,
28 60
Thomas Ryan,
218 60
M. J. Carey,
23 80
John Lynch,
.6
. .
27 00
Patrick Haggerty,
8 00
Joseph Knight,
60
3 60
Ezra Thurlow,
10 00
Henry Short,
1 00
Frederick McDonald,
353 20
John Clifford,
14 60
Asa T. Newhall,
66
.. 13 00
James P. Mannix,
66
7 20
Amounts carried forward. . .. $19,545 89
$25,178 29
.
·
.
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. .
. .
.
.
. .
....
. .
..
I39
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. . . . $ 19,545 89 $25, 178 29
Dennis Conners,
labor
50 40
David Ellery,
2 50
William Tatterfield,
66
80 50
Philip Crimins,
66
120 60
Christopher Morey,
66
. .
38 60
Bernard Doran,
48 80
Michael Crowley,
66
..
52 00
Jere Lynch,
66
78 60
Patrick Toomey,
60 60
Patrick Welch,
14 40
Charles Butman,
20 00
John B. West,
66
2 00
Timothy Kneeland,
66
9 00
Samuel Martin,
66
107 40
Patrick Green,
66
10 00
Michael Scahill,
39 20
John J. Woodman,
66
26 40
John Hadden,
29 20
Jacob Chase,
17 20
Dennis Donahue, jr.,
49 80
Henry J. Bowden,
26 00
Daniel Hurley,
66
47 80
Bartholomew Creeden,
77 40 .
C. M. Pritchard, cash paid.
16 23
Patrick Russell,
labor
32 60
John Pearson,
1 00
Timothy Moynihan,
59 20
Timothy Coffey,
74 50
John F. Murphy,
66
56 00
John Mehanney,
6 10
Meyer Grozinski,
66
12 20
M. Murphy,
66
20 00
Patrick Coffey,
.6
...
2 00
Angus McPhee,
19 60
George O. Lunt,
. .
3 60
Amounts carried forward. . . . $20,857 32
$25,178 29
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·
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·
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·
.
.
.
.
·
..
140
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . . $20,857 32 $25, 178 29
Clark B. Marshall,
labor
5 40
Cornelius Sullivan,
66
3 60
Michael O'Brien,
17 00
Timothy O'Connell,
66
.
35 20
Dennis F. Foley,
19 70
Dennis Lynch,
II 40
John Higgins,
36 20
Rufus Wigglesworth,
2 00
John Carey,
66
34 30
George Paul,
81 12
John Buswell,
2 00
Garrett Farrell,
66
.
42 40
James O'Neil,
66
9 40
George Collins,
66
14 18
Dennis M. Foley,
II 60
Patrick O'Brien,
9 60
Edward P. Chase,
66
.
26 40
Lot Murphy,
12 20
John D. King,
3 80
Jere Coffey,
22 70
John Flannigan,
.
.
2 00
Arthur J. Brooks,
66
. .
15 00
Dennis J. Donahue,
66
7 00
Jere Donahue,
25 60
Patrick Sculley,
66
. .
20 80
David Wallace,
24 20
Daniel O'Connell,
66
. .
3 60
John Cashman,
13 60
Charles Poor,
6 10
John Chase,
66
.
.
50
Nelson Goyette,
15 80
Everett Barlow,
66
.
. .
.
. .
8 00
Michael Cofferill,
. . . .
. .
9 80
·
.
Amounts carried forward. . . . $21,420 32
$25,178 29
. .
. .
.
·
10 80
John Golden,
66
141
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . . . $21,420 32 $25,178 29
Jesse E. Wetherell, . 8 57
Fred K. Hazelwood,
5 40
Maurice D. Broderick, one year's ser- vices as driver No. I 624 00
William H. Dow, one year's services as driver No. 2 . 624 00
William F. Stanwood, one year's ser- vices as driver No. 3 . . 624 00
Albert E. Bray, one year's services as driver No. I . 624 00
Frank Annis, one year's services as driver No. 2 ..
624 00
George W. Carter, one year's services as driver No. 3 . 624 00
$25,178 29
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation $ 5,000 00
Appropriation, deficiency for 1893 7,109 00
$ 12,109 00
CREDITS.
From City Clerk, fees for marriage licenses for 1894 . .... .. .$
71 50
From City Clerk, fees for recording mortgages, assignments, etc., for
1894 .... 51 18
Amounts carried forward. $ 122 68
$12,109 00
142
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. ...
$ 122 68 $12,109 00
From City Clerk, billiard licenses ..... 4 00
66
pool licenses ..... . . 32 00
66 auctioneers' licenses
16 00
junk licenses.
6 00
bowling alley license
2 00
circus license . .. .
40 00
66 R. E. Burke, city solicitor, wit-
ness fees returned .
27 00
$ 249 68
From income account transferred. . .. 3,528 42
3,778 10
Total appropriation and income.
$15,887 10
Transferred from poor department, undrawn
$ 32 86
Transferred from school, undrawn ....
624 33
fire, . ...
349 75
public property, un-
drawn
668 79
Transferred from fuel, undrawn. ..
206 27
soldiers' relief un-
drawn
657 71
Transferred from parks, undrawn. . ..
76 86
66 abatements, tax of
1893 263 0I ·
2,879 58
$18,766 68
Transferred to highways, overdrawn. . $12,927 62
יי " police, . . 218 52
" lighting, 66
. .
1,751 85
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