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12,973 97
538 33
$54,512 30
Respectfully submitted, J. V. FELKER, Treasurer.
FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
OF THE
CITY OF NEWBURYPORT FOR THE Year Ending December 21, 1895
102
ANNUAL REPORTS
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE For the Year Ending
DR. CITY OF NEWBURYPORT in Account current with
To amount paid mayor's orders, and charged as follows :
Poor . $ 22,012 91
Schools 27,823 72
Fire .
9,261 89
Highways . 21,359 82
Incidentals .
4,543 02
Public property
4,262 82
Police . .
14,256 56
Lighting streets and public buildings
12,035 92
Interest . . .
21,899 81
Public Library .
2,810 35
Sidewalks and edgestones
5,250 74
Newburyport bridge.
1,285 2I
Essex Merrimac bridge
36 70
Artichoke bridge
57 25
Parker river bridge
700 00
Culverts ..
808 56
Notes payable.
136,806 10
State of Mass. (State aid, chap. 301) ..
6,862 50
6 6
( Military aid, chap. 279)
977 47
(Armory rents) . 519 30
175 00
Bromfield fund .
339 79
Liquor licenses, (25 per cent. to state)
5,989 86 450 28
Fuel ..
Salaries .
10,050 03
Board of Health
1,246 45
Printing
1,126 72
Sinking fund commissioners
11,500 00
Ashes and rubbish
1,148 25
Water supply
8,177 00
State tax.
6,735 00
County tax .
11,008 53
Non-resident bank tax
5,067 54
Simpson fund
900 00
Income .
54 IO
Memorial day
150 00
Sewerage (construction)
351 82
Sewers (maintenance)
185 67
Parks or public grounds
439 OI
Soldiers, relief .
2,540 II
County of Essex (seal account)
81 00
Commissioners of Atkinson common
34 00
Water account.
4,718 50
New armory . 8,568 II
Balance, cash on hand, Dec. 21, 1895
19,323 II
$393,930 53
66
66 66 (Burial expense) .
103
CITY TREASURER
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES December 21, 1895
JAMES V. FELKER, City Treasurer Cr.
By cash on hand, Dec. 15, 1894 . .
By cash received and credited as follows :
Poor .
3,025 58
Schools
1,078 62
Fire .. 90 00
Highways.
495 55
Incidentals .
236 50
Public property
371 60
Police . ..
1,267 32
Lighting streets, etc
14 00
Interest, on overdue taxes.
$
2,246 61
dividends. B. & M stock 2,524 50
571 61-5,342 72
Public library .
150 00
Sidewalks and edgestones . 607 22
130,467 73
State of Mass., (state aid, chap. 301). 6,780 00
482 74
(Burial expense)
172 50
Bromfield fund .
402 00
Liquor licenses .
23,959 44
Ashes and rubbish
2 90
Non-resident bank tax, city banks.
3,478 21
State of Mass
2,810 65- 6,288 86
Simpson fund.
900 00
Income, corporation tax, (state of Mass )
17,609 68
foreign shipping
1,156 03
18,765 71
Parks or public grounds
37 00
Soldiers' relief ....
296 97
County of Essex, (seal account)
81 00
Dog licenses
786 83
City Hall
1,236 00
Burial lots ..
261 00
Artichoke bridge
36 27
Betterment assessments.
3,699 35
Tax of 1892 . 22 00
10,703 84
1894
30,485 28
1895.
120,666 80-161,877 92
City bonds, 4 per cents
5,000 00
Boston & Maine R.R. Co., sale of 13 shares.
2,338 37
State of Mass., armory rents II2 50
Board of Health. 9 50
$393,930 53
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES V. FELKER, Treasurer.
$ 17,256 83
bank deposit
Notes payable.
(Military aid, chap. 279)
1893
104
TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE
Appropriations, Expenditures and Balances for the Year Ending Dec. 21, 1895
Department.
Appropriation.
Income.
Total Credits.
Expenditures.
Undrawn.
Overdrawn.
Poor
$ 19,000
3,025 58
$ 22,025 58
$ 22.012 91
$ 12 67
School
.
26,500
1,078 62
27,578 62
27,823 72
S 245 10
Fire
9,000
90
9,090
9,261 89
171 89
Highways
10, 164 08
495 55
10.659 63
21,359 82
10,700 19
Sidewalks and edgestones .
1,500
1,911 19
3,411 19
5,250 74
1,839 55
Ashes and rubbish
900
2 90
902 90
1,148 25
245 35
Bridges and culverts
2,000
36 27
2,036 27
2,887 72
1
851 45
Water supply
8, 100
Incidentals
300
6,791 25
7,091 25
4,944 82
2, 146 43
(overdraft last year)
22, 175 92
22, 175 92
22, 175 92
Public property
3,500
1,868 60
5,368 60
4,262 82
1,105 78
Police
13,500
1,267 32
14 767 32
14,256 56
510 76
Lighting streets and public buildings
12,000
14
12,014
12,035 92
21 92
Salaries
10,250
10,250
10,050 03
199 97
Fuel
·
600
600
450 28
149 72
Public library ·
1,850
936 83
2,786 83
2,810 35
23 52
Printing
1,200
1,200
1, 126 72
73 28
Board of health
900
9 50
909 50
1.246 45
336 95
Military aid
·
400
400
488 74
8 74
Abatements tax of 1892
1,900
1.900
1,887
13
1893
800
.
.
·
400
9 06
409 06
707 92
66 1895
.
200
2,073 21
1,413 35
487
439 OI
47 99
Parks and public grounds . Memorial day
.
450
1,873 21 37
150
150
150
.
.
800
852 16
52 16
1894
298 86
659 86
ANNUAL REPORTS
8,100
8,177
77
.
Sewers (maintenance)
14 33
Soldiers' relief
.
200 2,200 16,500
296 97 5.342 72
200 2.496 97 21,842 72 5,000 11,500
185 67 2,540 II 21,899 81 5,000 11,500
43 14 57 09
Interest
.
.
Notes payable
.
.
.
5,000
Sinking funds
.
.
11,500
$183, 140
$25,086 57 .
$208,226 57
$218.345 69
Balance overdrawn for year 1895
.
.
$ 4,933 79 10, 119 12
$15,052 91
$15,052 91
$15,052 91
.
CITY TREASURER
105
105
ANNUAL REPORTS STATEMENT OF THE CITY DEBT December 21, 1895.
DUE
INTEREST RATE
AMOUNT
City bonds, refunding loan
1897
$1520
4
$ 38,000
66
.
1908
2600
4 65,000
66
66
19II
3600
4
90,000
1913
1000
4
25,000
sewerage
.
1919
4000
4
100,000
Notes payable, No. 66
66 Io, bridge
66
1896
105
3 I-2
3,000
1899
600
4
15,000
66
66
514, temp'y
66
1896
150
3 3-4
4,000
1896
337 50
3 3-4
9,000
66
66
516.
66
1896
337 50
3 3-4
9,000
60
520,
66
1896
150
3 3-4
4,000
66
522,
66
66
526, armory
1896
70
3 1-2
2,000
66
66
527,
66
1897
70
3 1-2
2,000
66
528,
66
1898
70
3 1-2
2,000
66
529,
1899
70
3 1-2
2,000
66
66
66
1900
70
3 1-2
2,000
1901
105
3 1-2
3,000
Committee on Sawyer fund .
demand
225
4 1-2
5,000
Brown fund
4 1-2
15,000
Frothingham fund
66
40
4
1,000
Green fund
80
4
2,000
16
Toppan fund
IO
4
250
A. Williams fund
40
4
1,000
Todd fund
400
4
10,000
60
W. O. Moseley fund.
400
4
10,000
Overseers of the poor, Dexter fund
66
90
4 1-2
2,000
Trustees will of Margaret Atwood .
66
472 50
4 I-2
10,500
of Simpson fund
66
900
4 1-2
20,000
" Follansbee fund
I20
4
3,000
$20,985 19
$530,879 36
Due sundry accounts ·
219 20
$531,098 56
Less sinking funds and other assets as per schedule . · 152,143 32
Net debt Dec. 21, 1895 [carried forward ] .
· 378,955 24
66
5II, railroad "
demand 2515 16
3 1-2
71,661 63
66
66
515,
521,
1896
37 50
3 3-4
1,000
66
1896
55 03
3 3-4
1,467 73
66
66
530, 531,
.
IO, water loan
1896
70
3 I-2
2,000
396, ten-year “
66
.
.
675
107
CITY TREASURER
Brought forward
$378,955 24
Net debt Dec. 15, 1894 .
397,465 81
Decrease of debt for 1895
$18,510 57
The decrease of debt for 1895 is explained as follows :
Overdraft in 1894
· $22,175 92
Overdraft in 1895
· 10,119 12
Decrease of overdraft in 1895
$12,056 80 ·
Appropriated and paid to sinking funds in 1895.
11,500
notes payable .
5,000
Net income of sinking funds 1,253 83 . .
Proceeds from sale of 13 shares B. & M. stock
2,338 37
Credit for the year
Expenditures on sewerage in 1895
$ 351 82
water
4,718 50
.
armory 66
8,568 II
Debit for the year
13,638 43
Decrease of debt (as above stated)
$18,510 57
.
.
.
. $32,149 00
MEMORANDUM
.
The city holds 411 shares of Boston & Maine Railroad common stock. The market value of the stock at close of books today is quoted at $171.50 per share. At the price quoted the stock would be worth $70,486.50, which if sold at said price would reduce the net debt of the city that amount.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES
Showing Balance December 21, 1895.
Assessed for city purposes . $149,140 00
66 re-assessments 297 58
66 overlay . 1,575 63
6 6
state tax. 6,735 00
6.
66 county tax 11,008 53
$168,756 74
Income allowed by assessors
34,000 00
66 credited the several departments. 23,213 36
66 from Bromfield fund in 1895. 402 00
Balance due Atkinson common account, Dec. 15, '94 190 99
$226,563 09
Payments on the several departments. . $196,985 26 Abatements of tax of 1892. 1,887 00
" 1893 852 16
66 66 .. " 1894.
707 92
66
" 1895
1,413 35
Paid state tax.
6,735 00
county tax
11,008 53
Expenditures on Bromfield fund 66 " Atkinson common.
339 79
34 00
Paid sinking fund commissioners, city appropriation for 1895. ......
11,500 00
Paid notes payable, city appropriation for 1895. 5,000 00
236,463 01
Credit balance of Atkinson common ac- count, Dec. 21, 1895.
$156 99
Credit balance of Bromfield fund ac- count, Dec. 21, 1895 62 21
219 20
Balance overdrawn for the year
$10.119 12
$9,899 92
109
CITY TREASURER
DEBTS DUE THE CITY AND OTHER ASSETS December 21, 1895.
Taxes of 1892
440 00
6. “ 1893
2,440 70
.. .. 1894. 13,165 83
60 .6 1895. 46,676 59
Betterment assessments. 5,846 32
State of Mass , state aid.
6,300 50
.6 military aid
460 73
66
burial . 175 00
66 6. corporation tax, 1895 .. 2,652 24
66
66 66 armory rent. 150 00
Sinking funds. .
54,512 30
Cash on hand, Dec. 21, 1895
19.323 11
$152,143 32
COMMISSIONERS OF ATKINSON COMMON
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE CITY OF NEWBURYPORT.
Balance due from the city, Dec. 15, 1894 ..... $190 99
EXPENDITURES.
John E. Bailey, plans and services .... $ 5 00
S. H. Thurlow, 50 feet hose and nozzle 4 00
Newburyport water works, use of water 25 00
34 00
Balance due from the city, Dec. 21, 1895 $156 99
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ANNUAL REPORTS
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS IN ACCOUNT WITH THE CITY OF NEWBURYPORT.
Balance due from state, Dec. 15, 1894. . $6,990 24
State aid paid in 1895, chap. 301, acts of 1894. 6,862 50
Military aid paid in 1895, chap. 219, acts of 1894. 977 47
Armory rent paid in 1895. 519 30
Burial expenses in 1895, chap. 62, acts of 1894. . 175 00
Corporation taxes for year 1895. 16,472 24
$31,996 75
RECEIVED.
For account state aid, chap. 301. $6,780 00
For account military aid, chap. 279. . .
482 74
For account corporation fax 1895. 13,820 00
For account armory rents 112 50
For account burial expenses. 172 50
City appropriation in 1895 for ¿ payment made in 1895, cbap. 279. 400 00
From incidentals, deficiency of appropri- ation for } payments made in 1895 under chap. 279. 88 74
From incidentals for armory rent not allowed by the state. 369 30
From incidentals, burial expenses, not allowed by the state. 32 50
22,258 28
Balance due city of Newburyport. $9,738 47
DUE FROM THE STATE DECEMBER 21, 1895. For state aid, (chap. 301, acts of 1894) $6,300 50
For military aid, (chap. 279, acts of 1894) 460 73
For burial, (chap. 62, acts of 1894). .. 175 00 For corporation taxes of 1895 2,652 24
For armory rents. 150 00
$9,738 47
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CITY TREASURER
TRIAL BALANCE
December 21, 1895.
Dr
Cr.
Incidentals $ 10, 119 12
Notes payable $212,879 36
Cash . .
686 44
City bonds. 318,000 00
First National Bank,
Sinking funds
54,512 30
Newburyport. . .
14,315 44
First National Bank,
Boston .
4,321. 23
State of Mass. state aid
6,300 50
aid
460 73
State of Mass. burial ..
175 00
armories
150 00
corpora-
tion tax 1895.
2,652 24
Sinking fund com .... 54,512 30
City of Newburyport· · 327,041 85 Boston & Maine R. R.
Co
71,861 63
Essex Merrimac bridge
2,885 23
Water for fire purposes
1,136 70
Betterment assessments 5,846 32
Tax of 1892 440 00
1893
2,440 70
“ " 1894 .
13,165 83
“ " 1895
46,676 59
Sewerage. .
7,136 40
New Armory .
8,568 II
Water account
4,718 50
$585,610 86
#585,610 86
Commissioner of Atkin-
son common 156 99
Bromfield fund 62 21
66 military
112
ANNUAL REPORTS
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
DR CITY OF NEWBURYPORT in Account current
To uncollected taxes of 1892, Dec. 15, 1894, $2,349 00
" 1893,
13,996 70
" 1894,
44,349 97
$ 60,695 67 To uncollected betterment assessments, Dec. 15, 1894 . 8,241 70
To supplementary commitment tax, 1894 . 9 06
To tax of 1895 committed by assessors city tax warrant . $183, 140 00
Less income 34,000 00
$149,140 00
To state tax
6,735 00
County tax
11,008 53
Overlay
1,575 63
To supplementary commitment
297 58
168,756 74
To non-resident bank tax for 1895.
3,478 21
To betterment assessments levied in 1895 . 1,303 97
$242,485 35
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COLLECTOR OF TAXES
COLLECTOR OF TAXES
with JAMES V. FELKER, Collector of Taxes
CR.
By taxes of 1892, collected and paid to treasurer .. $
22 00
66
1893, 66 66
66
.. 10,703 84
66 66
66
30,485 28
66 6
1895
66
66
66
66
.. 120,666 80
By non-resident bank tax
By abatement of taxes of 1892
$1,887.00
1893
852 16
66
66
" 1894 .
707 92
66
" 1895
1,413 35
By betterments collected and paid to treasurer
By uncollected taxes of 1892 to new account . $ 440 00
2,440 70
66
66
66
66
1894
6
66
13,165 83
66
66
66 1895 66 66
46,676 59
62,723 12
By uncollected betterments to new account . 5,846 32
$242,485 35
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES V. FELKER, Collector .
Newburyport, Dec. 21, 1895.
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66
1894
$161,877 92 3,478 21
4,860 43 3,699 35
66 66 1893
DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES For the year ending Dec. 21, 1895.
ABATEMENT OF TAXES
1892.
City appropriation
$1,900 00
Allowed on assessors' orders. 1,887 00
Undrawn transferred to incidentals $13 00
1893.
City appropriation
$800 00
Allowed on assessors' orders 852 16
Overdrawn transferred from incidentals . .. $52 16
1894.
City appropriation .
$400 00
Supplementary assessments 9 06
$109 06
Allowed on assessors' orders
707 92
Overdrawn transferred from incidentals
$298 86
1895.
City appropriation .
$ 200 00
Supplementary assessments 297 58
Overlay of taxes. 1,575 63
$2,073 21
Allowed on assessors' orders
1,413 35
Undrawn transferred to incidentals
$659 86
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DETAILED STATEMENT
ARMORY ACCOUNT
-
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the City Council.
Edward P. Shaw, land for armory . .. . $3,000 00
C. E. Currier & Son, on account contract. . 4,869 60
C. R. Sargent & Co., on account contract. . 521 60
John E. Bailey, two patent ventilators ... 76 75
E. Expanded Metal Co., metal lathing. ... 24 70
J. Littlefield & Son, labor
4 69
Joseph H. Currier,
2 97
Edmund Ryan, 6.
2 00
Charles E. Allen,
2 00
Jere Sheehan, 66
2 00
Jere Toomey,
7 20
Daniel O'Brien,
66
4 60
Cornelius P. Kelleher,
3 60
Dennis Duggan,
2 80
Cornelius Kelleher, ..
6 60
Cornelius Sullivan, 6.
5 40
John Whalen,
66
1 80
Thomas Hale,
2 80
Thomas Ryan,
6.
5 40
Charles Bashaw,
66
3 60
Daniel Cronan,
.6
3 60
Garrett Farrell,
3 60
Paschal Rayno,
66
3 60
Timothy Reardon,
66
3 60
John Clifford,
3 60
$8568 11
116
ANNUAL REPORTS ASHES AND RUBBISH
Appropriations . . $900 00
CREDITS
From B. H. Hussey, ashes, etc.
$2 15
C. E. Currier, .. 75
2 90
Total appropriation and income. $902 90
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to
balance account. 245 35
$1,148 25
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Highways.
Joseph Woods, use of team $ 11 55
Jere M. Haley, " 3 00
Jere D. Duggan, " 6. ..
3 00
F. H. Plumer, " . .6
7 50
Charles E. Allen, labor
50 40
George E. Pearson, "
88 20
Thomas Ryan,
45 00
Thomas Sullivan, 66
1 80
Patrick Scully,
12 60
Edward Powers, ٠،
16 20
Frank Buckley,
73 80
John Leary, 66
9 00
Dennis Kelleher, 6.
68 40
Daniel Cronan, 06
81 00
Jere Sheehan,
37 80
William Tatterfield "
66 60
John F. Murphy, 6 .
64 80
John Murphy, 6.
7 20
Daniel Quill, 66
32 40
Carried forward. $680 25
$1,148 25
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward
$680 25
$1,148 25
James Kelleher, labor
3 60
John Whalen, 66
79 20
Thomas Hale,
57 60
Matthew Barrett,
18 00
Dennis Dineen, .6
7 20
Garrett Farrell,
3 60
Daniel O'Brien, 6.
₹ 20
Daniel Lucy,
14 40
Cornelius Lynch,
10 80
Samuel Martin, 66
9 00
John Golden, 66
1 80
Cornelius Kelleher “
10 80
Jeremiah Toomey, "
1 80
Charles J. Parker,
1 80
John Regan,
66
1 80
Michael Kelley,
1 80
John Clifford,
41 40
Chas. W. Jackman ‹‹
39 60
Charles Shea,
18 00
Dennis Conners, 66
1 80
Wm. H. Merritt, 16
1 80
Eugene White,
12 60
Nelson Goyette, 66
18 00
Noah Hanway, 66
1 80
Charles Bashaw, 66
10 80
John Foley, 66
19 80
Frank A. Goodwin .
1 80
Cornelius Lyons, 66
7 20
Cornelius Sullivan "
23 40
Dennis Duggan, 66
1 80
Dennis Toomey,
6.
19 80
Michael Dunn,
5 40
Louis Boutin, 66
7 20
Timothy Reardon, "
3 60
Dennis Lynch, 66
1 80
$1,148 25
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ANNUAL REPORTS BOARD OF HEALTH
Appropriation . $ 900 00
CREDITS
By cash for plumbers' licenses 9 50
Total appropriation and income. $909 50
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. 336 95
$1,246 45
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Board of Health.
D. C. Batchelder, salary as agent two months. $ 33 33
George W. Knight, salary as agent to Dec. 1, 1895 133 36
George W. Knight, cash paid for sun- dries . 22 37
C. M. Lunt & Sons, removal of house offal, to June 1, 1895. 150 00
Amos H. Geary, services as clerk of board to Dec. 1, 1895. 50 00
William H. Lawrence, services as in- spector of plumbing. 135 00
F. Curtis, services as inspector of
plumbing and postage. 35 18
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising . 48 00
News Publishing Co. printing and ad- vertising 32 70
Newburyport Item, advertising. 7 50
John O. Akerman, sundries 1 64
Carried forward $649 08
$1,246 45
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward .. $649 08 $1,246 45
Karl Castelhun, medicine to sundry per- sons . 3 40
W. E. Churchill, milk 70
John E. Bailey, postage stamps.
74
F. J. Donahue, groceries to sundry per- sons . 21 97
Thomas Glynn, groceries to sundry per- sons . 89 61
John H. Balch, jr., coal
8 95
E. N. Follansbee, groceries
14 59
L. Phinney, groceries
13 49
C. W. Blake, services as veterinary sur- geon . 2 00
C. P. Kelley, groceries.
7 43
James H. Noyes & Co., groceries
6 92
E. Desilets & Brother, groceries
52 46
D. A. Goodwin, jr., groceries 48 77
James Noyes, groceries 7 70
E. P. Stickney, provisions.
61 59
James F. Carens, groceries and provi- sions . 21 67
Isaac Poor, groceries
11 89
A. Bowlen, groceries
38 94
T. N. Cook, milk.
75
Mrs. John Lucy, milk
4 80
T. W. Scrivens, groceries .
22 77
George B. Pettingell, groceries.
19 66
J. C. Armstrong, provisions 6 90
M. C. Adams, provisions, 17 03
D. H. Cook, milk. 1 84
Thomas Noyes & Sons, groceries 62 94
D. A. Brown, milk . 6 70
I. K. Wells, provisions. 19 32
James Davis, groceries and provisions. . 3 88 ·
Carried forward $1,228 49 $1,246 45
120
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $1,228 49
$1,246 45
Goodrich & Currier, milk. 1 90
R. T. Noyes, milk .. 1 68
P. H. Blumpey, groceries 14 38
1,246 45 ·
BRIDGES AND CULVERTS
Appropriation . $2,000 00
CREDIT
From town of West Newbury, ¿ expense covering Arti-
choke bridge. 36 27
Total appropriation and income $2,036 27
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. 851 45
$2,887 72
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Bridges and Culverts.
Newburyport bridge. $1,285 21
Essex Merrimac bridge 36 70
Artichoke bridge. 57 25
Parker river bridge.
700 00
Culverts
808 56
$2,887 72
NEWBURYPORT BRIDGE.
William I. Hunt, services as drawtender
and helper .
$783 00
Newburyport Gas and Electric Light Co.
lighting bridge.
73 85
Carried forward
$856 85
121
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $856 85
Thomas P. Mackinney, sundries 1 92
H. G. Prescott, sundries. 1 10
H. & A. St. Ry. 1-3 bill of planking Newburyport bridge.
123 30
E. Perkins Lumber Co., stock and team- ing.
116 22
A. Russell & Son, repairs on bridge. .
134 79
J. C. Stanley, sundries .
6 55
D. N. Richardson, sundries
1 00
John T. Fillmore, labor on bridge
3 00
William Sawyer, sundries
2 60
M. O'Connell, sundries
4 70
Francis H. Rowe, sundries
4 40
Jere Healey, coal.
11 28
F. W. Wiggin, oil.
1 10
Charles E. Allen, labor
80
Charles Bashaw,
4 40
F. Macdonald,
80
Dennis Kelleher,
1 40
Thomas Ryan,
60
80
John Murphy,
66
80
Edmund Ryan,
66
1 00
Samuel Martin,
1 00
Frank Buckley,
66
....
6.
80
Daniel Cronan,
80
John F. Murphy,
٠،
80
Wm. Tatterfield,
66
80
C. Buckley,
66
.
. ...
80
Daniel Lucy,
. ... .... 80
. ...
$1,285 21
ESSEX MERRIMAC BRIDGE.
McGlew Brothers, bolts, washers and sundries
$ 10 50
Carried forward
$10 50
$1,285 21
...
...
...
60
Jere Sheehan,
. . .
122
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward
$10 50
$1,285 21
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and teaming 2 90
F. Macdonald, labor
80
Charles Bashaw,
6 30
Geo. E. Pearson,
1 00
Charles E. Allen,
1 00
Charles W. Poor, .6
7 00
Thomas Hale,
1 60
F. Buckley,
80
Daniel Cronan,
80
Edward Powers, .6
4 00
36 70
ARTICHOKE BRIDGE.
E. Perkins Lumber Co., stock and team-
ing . . . . .
$54 35
Thomas Mackinney, sundries 2 90
57 25
PARKER RIVER BRIDGE.
County of Essex, proportionate part of
building bridge .
700 00
CULVERTS.
Frank Buckley, labor
$ 5 40
George W. Page,
80
Cornelius Kelleher, "
9 20
Thomas Hale, 66
13 60
Daniel Quill, .6
5 30
Jere Toomey, 66
80
William H. Merritt "
1 20
James C. Colman, stock and teaming. .
86 50
Edward S. Hidden, labor on culvert. ...
132 98
E. Perkins Lumber Co., stock. ..
1 85
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt
4 00
Daniel Lucy, labor. 3 60
Wm. Tatterfield "
20 40
Carried forward
$285 63
$2,079 16
123
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward
$285 63
$2,079 16
Thomas Marshall, labor
1 00
Daniel Cronan, .6
8 80
Charles Bashaw, .6
90 80
John Murphy,
3 60
Louis Boutin, ..
1 20
Cornelius Lynch,
17 20
Dennis Kelleher, .6
19 60
James Kelleher,
60
James E. Lyons, 66
40
Thomas O'Neil, 66
40
John M. O'Neil, 66
40
Charles E. Allen, 66
25 60
F. Macdonald, 66
41 00
Dennis Murphy,
1 40
Samuel Martin,
30 20
Geo. E. Pearson,
12 20
Edward Powers, 60
80
Jere Sheehan, 66
15 20
John Clifford,
66
1 00
Michael Kelly, 66
15 80
Jere Toomey, 66
25 40
Charles Shea, 66
14 10
John Foley,
66
10 20
John Whalen, 6.
14 40
N. C. Moody,
29 94
Nelson Goyette, 66
2 00
Eugene White, 66
1 00
Thomas Lunt, 66
28 00
Chas W. Jackman“
4 00
Thomas Ryan,
4 00
J. Littlefield & Son, stock and labor ..
16 58
Prosper Provo, labor
2 00
F. A. Goodwin,
10 00
John Hale, ٠،
2 00
Carried forward $736 45 $2,079 16
1 24
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward.
$736 45
$2,079 16
Edmund Ryan, labor.
20 40
Dennis Toomey, "
23 20
Timothy Moynihan
3 40
Gilbert Bashaw, "
4 00
CorneliusP. Kelleher
3 00
Joseph W. Choate "
80
Cornelius Sullivan "
6 60
Eben Smith,
10 71
808 56
$2,887 72
BROMFIELD FUND
Income for 1895.
$400 00
Richard Pettingell, for cutting down
tree.
2 00
$402 00
Balance on hand, Dec. 21, 1895
62 21
$339 79
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Bromfield Fund.
John Ronan, 61 maple trees, @ $2; set-
ting 4 trees, @ $1,.
$126 00
James Fogg, trimming trees
5 00
Thomas Marshall, labor.
1 60
Charles M. Pritchard, cash paid for sun- dries.
5 00
Cephas Forman, labor.
1 20
Louis Boutin, 66
1 00
Charles E. Allen,
1 00
Carried forward $140 80 $339 79
125
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $140 80 $339 79
Mrs. Moses Knight, allowance on side- walk account. 18 41
Heirs of Martin McDonald, allowance on sidewalk account. 9 10
Lydia Silloway, allowance on sidewalk account 32 94
Margaret A. Dodge, allowance on side- walk account. 54 98
Benjamin P. Henderson, allowance on sidewalk account 23 54
Nathaniel Morse, allowance on side- walk account. 29 33
Samson Levy, allowance on sidewalk ac- count. 22 19
Mrs. Eben G. Balch, allowance on side. walk account 8 50
$339 79
CITY BONDS
Amount outstanding Dec. 15, 1894. $313,000 00
Bonds issued during year 1895 as fol-
lows : No. 2 registered 4 per cent.
sewerage loan, dated Nov. 1, 1895, due Nov. 1, 1919. 5,000 00
Amount outstanding, Dec. 21, 1895. .. $318,000 00
Due as follows :
1897, at 4 per cent. $ 38,000 00
1908, . .. 65,000 00
1911, " " 6. 90,000 00
1913, " " 6 66 25,000 00
1919, . " 66 66 100,000 00 . . .
$318,000 00
126
ANNUAL REPORTS FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
.$9,000 00
CREDITS
From S. C. Reed, sale of old hose .... $ 1 00
" George W. Simmons, error in bill 4 00
" Highways, 200 feet leading hose. . 80 00
" H. H. Landford, old ladder. 5 00
90 00
Total appropriation and income . $9,090 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from in-
cidentals to balance account. 171 89
$9,261 89
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Fire Department.
S. C. Reed, 6 months' salary as chief to May 1, 1895. $ 150 00
S. C. Reed, allowance for horse hire .... 48 69 H. H. Landford, 6 months' salary as chief to Nov. 1, 1895. 150 00
H. H. Landford, allowance for horse hire and expenses. 120 46
215 00
Board of engineers, service as engineers Steamer Company, No I., services of the company . 652 50
Steamer Company, No. II., services of the company . 675 00
Steamer Company, No. III., services of the company . 675 00
Young America Hook and Ladder Co., services of the company . 675 00
Hose Company, No. VII., services of the company .
485 00
Carried forward $3,846 65
$9,261 89
127
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward. $3,846 65 $9,261 89
Hose Company, No. VIII., services of company . . 485 00
Charles W. Adams, services as engineer Steamer No. I. 160 00
Frank W. Landford, services as engineer Steamer No. II. 160 00
Frank E. Davis, services as engineer Steamer No. III.
160 00
Jason E. Lawrence, services as assistant engineer Steamer I. 20 00
Charles S. Blake, services as assistant engineer Steamer II. 20 00
George W. Ross, services as assistant engineer Steamer III . 20 00
Orrin J. Welch, nine months' salary to Sept. 1, 1895, as supt. fire alarm .. Orrin J. Welch, cash paid for supplies Walter R. Bradbury, services as stew- ard and fireman No. 3.
149 99
40 95
150 00
Eben P. Allen, 35 weeks' salary as per- manent fireman . 490 00
George N. Ellery, 6 months' salary as steward and fireman No. 1 .. .... 75 00 H. H. Bowden, 6 months' salary as stew- ard and driver Hose 4. 40 00
George N. Black, services as steward and fireman No. 2. 150 00
Young America Hook and Ladder Co., extra service of men . 2 00
350 00
Eureka Fire Hose Co., 550 ft. new hose Estate Jere Cashman, use of horses, driver and cart, breaking out hy- drants.
818 00
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