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Highway department, use of team and material .. 8 80
Thomas Hale, labor 1 40
Daniel Quill,
80
Cornelius Lynch, labor 80
Matthew Barrett, 50
Carried forward. $2,811 40
DETAILED STATEMENT
73
Brought forward. $2,811 40
George E. Pearson, labor
60
Cornelius Sullivan, 66 50
Jeremiah Sheehan 66 50
Edmund Ryan, 66 60
William Tatterfield,
50
$2,814 IO
ESSEX MERRIMAC BRIDGE
Herman Staples, stock and labor $ 44 99
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 24 76
John H. Balch, Jr., expenses to Boston account of bridge
2 50
J. M. Greenough, use of hack
2 00
Toppan & Wilson, lantern, globes, wicks and pick handles
6 31
E. Perkins Lumber Co., one 30 foot pole I 50
James F. Brown, oil can and oil I 30
J. C. Colman, lumber and use of double team . 7 66
Orrin G. Davis, use of double team.
12 50
William S. Adams use of double team.
12 50
George T. Merrill, Jr., use of double team
10 00
Job Weston, kerosene oil
1 15
Timothy coffey, labor.
16 80
William E. Powers, labor
9 80
Charles E. Allen 66
7 00
Cornelius Sullivan
66
9 80
Daniel Quill
4 00
Daniel Cronan 66
5 00
Jeremiah Coffey 66
2 00
John Pollard, 66
10 80
Charles W. Jackman,“
48 20
Philip Crimmins
18 80
Daniel Hallisey 66
15 80
Dennis Duggan 66
14 80
Jeremiah P. Kelleher, labor
II 80
Cornelius Sheehan, labor
9 80
Daniel Lucy 60
II 80
Thomas Connihan 66
15 80
Albert Collyer
66
80
Andrew Parosso
80
William Tatterfield 66
18 80
Jeremiah Sheehan 66
7 00
Edmund Ryan 66
3 00
Patrick Scully 66
9 80
379 37
Carried forward
$3,193 47
10
74
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $3,193 47
CULVERTS
J. C. Colman, lumber, cement and teaming $ 58 49
Sewer Department, sewer pipe 23 63
Antonio Barboro, salt I 00
D. G. Tilton, salt. I 20
Jere B. Lunt, building and repairing culverts .. . 292 62
E. Perkins Lumber Co., lumber and teaming ...
5 81
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt. 3 20
Henry J. Noyes, labor on culverts
14 95
William Holker, sewer pipe . 79 63
N. C. Moody, stock and labor 3 00
Edwin L. Toppan, stock and labor
21 IO
J. A. Greeley & Co., labor on culverts 31 17
Charles H. Meader, stock and labor 6 35
Thomas Hale, labor,
44 20
George E. Pearson, labor
8 20
Cornelius Sulivan
II 60
John Pollard
53 40
William Tatterfield
46 60
Charles E. Allen
66
46 70
Daniel Quill 16
5 80
Charles W. Jackman 6
60
Thomas E. Whalen
1 00
Charles Bashaw
40
Matthew Barrett
24 00
Daniel Lucy
16 90
James E. Kendall
2 00
Andrew Parosso
2 40
Timothy Coffey
II 80
Cornelius Kelleher
50
John Whalen
66
14 80
Jeremiah Sheehan
6 60
Michael Kelley
66
5 00
Arthur G. Currier
66
5 14
Philip Crimmins
80
Cornelius Lynch
17 20
Thomas Connihan 66
6 20
William E. Goodwin 66
7 5I
Jeremiah Coffey 66
5 10
Edward Powers
I 60
Charles G. Bashaw
66
2 30
Thomas Ryan
66
I 00
Carried forward.
$891 50
$3,193 47
66
75
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward
$891 50
$3,193 47
Jeremiah Toomey, labor
I 80
Mathew Toomey
I 80
Wilbur H. Lowe
2 20
897 30
$4,090 77
BROMFIELD FUND
Balance on hand December 17, 1898 $ 8 76
Income for 1899 400 00
408 76
Balance on hand December 16, 1899.
61 15
$347 61
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Bromfield Fund
John Ronan, 74 maple trees at $2
$148 00
James C. Colman, one 24 foot ladder
3 60
Thomas Hale, labor
4 40
Charles E. Allen, labor
9 80
Jonn Pollard 66
4 40
George E. Pearson
3 60
Cornelius Sullivan
2 40
Matthew Barrett
3 60
Sydney Harris 66
2 50
Olive S. Moody et als, allowance on sidewalk ac- count.
22 80
Philip D. Adams, allowance on sidewalk account
13 39
Ellen M. Huse
10 43
Maria Dixon
66
17 62
Mrs. W. M. Clarkson“
66
IO 90
Jane Crimmins
66
60
2 71
Mrs. E. Fitzgerald
66
12 75
Mrs. Bethune Bruce 66
60
28 00
Edward F. Bartlett
60
21 51
Miss Anna Little
25 20
$347 61
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ANNUAL REPORTS CITY BONDS
Amount outstanding December 16, 1899. $287,500 00
Due as follows :
1908 at 4 per cent .
$65,000 00
19II 66 66
90,000 00
1913 66
25,000 00
1919 66
107,500 00
$287,500 00
FIRE ALARM (IMPROVEMENT)
Appropriation . $1,000 00 Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account 74 52
$1,074 52
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by committee on Fire Department
Edw. Perkins Lumber Co., lumber and teaming $ 6 82
H. H. Landford, connecting Pumping Station with fire alarm, complete. 82 95
H. H. Landford, cash paid . 2 70
City of Boston, one composition bell and one bell striking machine 574 20
N. E. Bolt and Nut Co., one drawn steel rod ... 9 00
William A. Underwood, labor 15 00
W. E. Derrow, remodeling old striker
150 00
B. & M. R. R. Co., transportation of bell, etc ..
53 85
R. G. Adams, stock and labor on bell tower as per contract 180 00
$1,074 52
77
DETAILED STATEMENT
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $11,000 00
CREDITS
From H. H. Landford for brass, jars, ambulance and telephone to Portsmouth. $ 9 80
From Belleville Congregational Society, feather duster 1 00
From Irvin Besse, Sampson batteries and express. I 60
From sale of bell on No. 8 Engine House 150 00
From J. H. Balch, Jr., for wire 13 62
176 02
Total appropriation and income . $11, 176 02
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account. 897 62
$12,073 64
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Fire Department H. H. Landford, 12 months' salary as chief to No- vember 1, 1899. $300 00 H. H. Landford, 12 months services as superintent- dent of fire alarm to June 15, 1899 . 200 00
H. H. Landford, allowance for horse hire. 100 00
H. H. Landford, cash paid for expenses, etc *156 33 Board of engineers, services as engineers. 240 00 Steamer Company No. I, services of the company 840 00
Steamer Company No. 2, 66
900 00
Steamer Company No. 3, 66 66 900 00
Young America Hook and Ladder Company ser- vices of the company . 900 00 Hose Company No. 7, services of the company .. . 635 00 Hose Company No. 8, services of the company .. . 635 00 Charles W. Adams, services as engineer steamer No. I .. 160 00
Frank W. Landford, services as engineer steamer No. 2. 160 00
Frank E. Davis, services as engineer steamer No. 3. 160 00
Carried forward. $6,286 33
$12,073 64
78
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $6,286 33 $12,073 64
Jason E. Lawrence, services as assistant engineer steamer No. I. 20 00
Charles S. Blake, services as assistant engineer steamer No. 2. 20 00
Charles W. Brown, services as assistant engineer steamer No. 3 . 20 00
George N. Black, services as steward and fireman of steamer No. 2 .. 150 00
Walter R. Bradbury, services as steward and fire- man of steamer No. 3. 137 50
Eben P. Allen, 52 weeks salary as permanent fire- nian 728 00
George P. Peckham, services as steward of Y. A. H. & L. Co 50 00
George A. Young, services as captain steamer No. I. 10 00
W. W. Hutchins, services as captain steamer No. 2. 10 00
Fred H. Marston, services as captain steamer No. 3. 10 00
William B. Frost, services as captain Y. A. H. & L. Co .. 10 00
William G. Somerby, services as captain Hose No. 7 .. 10 00
William B. Porter, services as captain Hose No. 8
50
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 12 96
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor
54 15
John W. Allen, oil, brooms, etc
29 03
Leander S. Hilton, services at bon fire .
2 00
Edw. Osgood, wicks, chimneys, etc 3 40
John Collins, wood . I 00
A. F. Nason, 105 bushels charcoal
IO 50
W. E. Decrow, supplies 22 60
Pearl S. Bradford, stock and labor
62
John W. Walker, stock and labor
98 44
E. Perkins Lumber Co., stock and labor 32 81
Greenwood & Co., sponge . 3 00
S. F. Hayward, supplies 2 00
W. H. Lattime, labor 3 38
Arthur G. Osborne, sperm and castor oil 7 20
Charles H. Ordway, use of hack 5 00
Carried forward. $7,760 42 $12,073 64
10 00 Charles E. Woods, painting
79
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward. $7,760 42 $12,073 64
Electric Storage Battery Co., electrical supplies. . 57 43
Abram Seaman, one iron ladder 16 70
A. F. Young, teaming 2 40
Daniel Neal, keys 60
C. N. Perkins Co., rein snaps. 2 50
Atwood Mfg. Co. repairing and plating lamps .... 3 65
Stephen P. Bray, 65 tons, 1300 1bs. coal and 2 ft. of wood split. 390 05
Currier & Cameron, set of rubber tires
56 25
J. M. Haley, teaming 109 65
Thos. Coleman, watching at Steamer 2 house. 2 50
George W. Stanwood, extra service at bonfire. . .
2 00
Weston Electrical Instrument Co., repairing. 5 35
A. W. Poor, one pung and runners for Hose 2 and 3, also H. and L. truck 120 00
J. C. Wilkins, 88 1bs. grease 2 86
Cashman Bros., 487 days use of horses and driver to Jan. 1, 1900. 1,461 00
Cashman Bros., use of pung, leaders, etc. 32 10
William B. Porter, teaming . 370 93
M. H. Fowler, oil, etc. 8 62
Telephone Company, rental and use of telephone 82 45
Jackson Express Co., express
3 95
Fisher & Co., sheets, towels, etc 3 68
J. M. Greenough, horse hire . 8 00
C. M. Kimball, brass polish . 10 50
William P. French, 160 bushels charcoal 14 40
Charles S. Lovejoy, repairing lanterns 80
Newburyport Despatch, express.
15 30
Revere Rubber Co., resetting 472in. coupling, etc.
3 57
William Holker, hardware.
87 37
McGlew Bros., stock and labor
III 70
Toppan & Wilson, hardware
12 40
F. Huntington, labor on fire alarm
10 00
William G. Somerby, extra service
2 00
W. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor 5 87
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 7 55
C. A. Coffin, labor 2 00
Newburyport Laundry, laundry work 80
F. W. Goodwin, express 35
Charles E. Berry, one-half bottom of hame 3 00
J. S. Quill, railing on Hose wagon 7 50
Carried forward $10,799 20
$12,073 64
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $10,799 20 $12,073 64
M. Philips, repairs on harness, etc 12 15
Newburyport Car Mfg. Co., stock and labor 4 12
John J. Kelley, stock and labor 21 90
C. Callahan Co., supplies 18 00
Hale Knight, mileage . 2 61
F. O. Dewey Co., lanterns 7 50
Pettingell, Andrews Co., Samson batteries, etc ... 7 50
Electric Gas Lighting Co., supplies 87 13
Thomas Huse, mayor, expenses to Boston of committee on account of fire alarmn. 7 00
A. L. Jackson, removing snow from reservoirs and hydrants 72 62
Hernian Staples, stock and labor. 21 16
American Express Co., express 3 65
Conley & Mannix, bottles and stopples I 15
C. C. Buzzell, labor 12 63
Atkinson coal Co., 9,910 1bs. cannel coal and wood 70 13
N. C. Moody, iron work. 3 55
Knight & Thomas, one extinguisher 22 00
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor. 45 86
Jere B. Lunt, labor on reservoirs 31 OI
L. W. Coker, paint
1
49
Mathew Shaw, ironing sleigh body
3 00
J. P. Atkinson, agt. brass polish 8 75
A. Bray, cash paid washing and rolling hose 45 89
T. Colman, labor on wire. 1 00
Engine Co. No. I, extra duty of men 10 00
T. J. Mannix, shaving 3 00
Archibald Wheel Co., 12 set. wheels 37 00
W. P. Phillips, Mgr., aluminum figures 2 52
Walworth Mfg. Co., sundries. 36 12
Newburyport Herald Co., printing
2 00
Edgar Ross, labor
I 50
J. W. Doyle, stock and labor
6 10
W. S. Porter, services at bonfire
2 00
Boston Feather Duster Co., dusters
5 00
H. J. Menut & Co., harness soap and ammonia ..
3 18
A. E. Walker, plating 8 50
M. H. Chase, sundries 32 30
F. A. Silloway & Co., leathering shaft and repair- ing and oiling saddle . 3 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., service of clock .. 12 00
Carried forward. $11,475 22 $12,073 64
8 I
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $11,475 22 $12,073 64
V. A. H. & L. Co., extra duty of men 5 50
Richard Pike, labor. 2 30
Eureka Fire Hose Co., 500 ft of hose 275 00
Edwin Cook, removing snow from reservoirs and hydrants 29 33
Est. N. Varina, 38,990 lbs. coal and 2 ft. of wood. 113 48
Charles H. Stanwood, removing snow from reser- voirs 12 50
American Steel and Wire Co., wire.
28 75
A. Russell & Son, labor and castings
8 09
J. W. Clarke, sundry repairs.
9 25
Henry K. Barnes, collar, hames, lanterns, etc
105 47
Richard G. Adams, labor
3 00
W. W. Hutchins,
3 75
Matthew Barrett, 66
I 00
Thomas Hale, 66
I 00
$12,073 64
*Error of $82.95 in this item which will come back as a credit in year 1900.
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ANNUAL REPORT
FUEL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $500 00 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account. 28 76
$471 24
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Fuel
Stephen P. Bray, 35 tons, 95 1bs., egg coal city
Hall at $5.60 per 2240 1bs $196 24
Stephen P. Bray, 23 tons, 1300 1bs., egg coal armory at $5.60 per 2240 1bs 132 05
Stephen P. Bray, coal and wood
2 60
A. F. Nason, 150 bushels charcoal, City Hall ...
15 00
A. F. Nason, 150 bushels charcoal, Armory .... Jere Healey, measuring charcoal .
15 00
Estate N. Varina, 16,000 lbs. stove coal at $6,
25 1
and 2,000 screened coal at $5.75, Armory ... 53 75 Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 6 12
News Publishing Co., advertising .
6 13
Hunt Printing and Eng. Co., advertising
3 00
Samuel W. Tuck, superintending putting in of coal . 21 00
William P. French, 170 bushels charcoal at 9 cents, City Hall .
15 30
John Whalen, labor
I 00
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
2 40
George E. Pearson, labor
40
$471 24
Prices paid for fuel :
Egg coal
5 60 per 2240 1bs
Stove coal
5 85 “
Pine wood .
3 90 per cord
Charcoal (average).
972 per bushel
There was delivered to the city during the year :
840 tons coal. 100 cords wood.
990 bushels charcoal.
83
DETAILED STATEMENT
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$12,500 00
CREDITS
From Cashman Bros., bedding stone and sand.
$II 60
6 Daniel Cashman, bedding and labor ... . . .
II 65
M. H. Chase, cart saddle and breeching. 8 00
66 Newburyport Bridge, use of team and material 8 80
From Abner R. Cobb, error credited back.
I IO
66 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., labor and teaming .
16 85
J. M Akerman, sand .
75
66 C. H. Kelleher, sand, use of jigger, and on account of use of road roller in 1898 ... From State of Mass., street railway tax for 1898 66 66 1899
19 49
387 81
66 Drake and Poor, use of road scraper .....
66 E. P. Dodge Mfg. Co., stone. 4 81
66 N. P. Gas and Electric Co., labor of men and team
48 30
From Wilkinson Bros., labor on streets
I 85
Mrs. S. H. Fowle, shoveling snow
5 70
66 E. E. Davis 66 66
20
66 Mrs. Knight 66
80
66 John Lancaster
50
Lydia Le Craw 66
66
6 60
66 J. N. Pike 66 66
80
66 Haverhill & Amesbury Street Railway Co., Excise tax for year 1899 28 71
From Citizens Electric Street Railway Co., Ex- cise tax for year 1899 108 52
70
John Murphy, gravel
40
66 W. B. Porter
60
J. N. Frost 66
2 40
66 James Lyons 66
30
66 Pearl Bradford, labor on streets 4 70
66 Frank E. Davis 66 1 00
$1,005 59
Total appropriation and income.
13,505 59
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account. 4,289 94
$17,795 53
. .
. .
From Wyman sisters, labor on State street .
1
317 70 3 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Highways
Charles M. Pritchard, one year's salary as super-
intendent to December 1, 1899. . $1,200 00
Charles M. Pritchard, cash paid for sundy items 40 48
Moses H. Rolfe, grain . 152 22
Hale Knight, grain 264 90
J. W. Doyle, shoeing and sundries 94 99
Edgar Ross, shoeing and sundries 44 60
Moses H. Chase, sundries 50 69
Edw. Donahoe, shoeing and sundries 80 50
Charles W. Blake, veterinary services
40 00
M. F. Quill, clipping horse . 2 50
McGlew Bros., shoeing and sundries
51 90
F. A. Silloway, sundries.
35 15
Joseph Little, 9,555 lbs. hay
82 91
John G. Little, bedding
9 00
J. W. Clarke, repairing wood work.
I 75
George I. Little, 2,520 1bs. hay
22 68
Poor Department, 57,830 1bs. hay
433 73
Stephen P. Bray, 44,320 1bs. coal and 2 ft. wood
IOI 76
John E. Bailey, stock and labor
8 83
Harry Leeming, sharpening and repairing picks
8 65
George H. Jaques, hardware
13 10
Orrin G. Davis, use of team .
106 00
Mrs. Susan Dockum, 49 loards gravel.
9 80
Henry J. Noyes, stock and labor
89 45
George T. Merrill, Jr., use of team 37 50
C. R. Sargent, repairs on fountain .
:55
Smith & Goold, I doz. Dr. Gray's lotion
6 30
Powow Hill Water Co., 5 pieces 12 in. pipe. ...
70 09
Cashman Bros., stone, straw and use of teams ..
130 02
J. M. Chase, use of team
15 50
Henry A. Wilson, kerosene oil.
55
Harrisburg Foundry and Machine Works, sup- plies for road roller 84 00
James N. Frost, use of team
90 50
Jos. B. Moulton, use of team and labor 45 24
Matthew Toomey, use of team. 6 60
Thomas P. Thomas, use of team. 9 00
Cornelius H. Kelleher, use of team
78 50
Jeremiah Kelleher, use of team. 16 20
Daniel Cashman, use of team 44 50
Curried forward. $3,582 64
85
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward .. $3,582 64
Joseph M. Greenough, use of team 36 00
Wilbur Abbott, use of team. 33 50
Jeremiah Sweeney, use of team 18 00
Charles H. Ordway, use of team II 50
Charles S. Bartlett, use of team
6 00
Edw. C. Johnson, use of team.
18 50
Willianı M. Tibbetts, use of team.
10 00
William A. Jackson, use of team.
3 00
Frank E. Davis, stock, labor, etc.
49 88
Charles H. Meader, stock and labor 27 60
James C. Colman, lumber and use of teams 201 70
N. C. Moody, sundry repairs. II 40
S. H. Thurlow, hardware.
5 37
E. Perkins Lumber Co., lumber and use of team
32 07
Florence Donaghue, use of teams
94 95
F. M. Underhill, use of team.
17 00
James Lyons, use of team.
70 20
L. W. Coker, paint, oil, etc
19 22
News Publishing Co., advertising.
8 75
Karl Castelhun, supplies
4 85
L. M. Hatch & Son, use of teams.
47 75
D. E. Hill, use of team. 36 00
F. M. McGlew, shoeing 3 65
N. & A. Street Rail Road Co., 1,000 paving blocks 15 00
Daniel G. Tilton, pails, oil, etc. 4 38
George H. Pearson, stationery 2 00
Bartholomew Creeden, use of team
7 50
Frank H. Plumer, use of teams
85 25
William B. Porter, use of teams.
58 50
J. P. Titcomb, professional services 85 00
Thomas F. O'Neil, 2,579 tons, 440 1bs. crushed stone at 98 cents. 2,528 22
Orrin J. Gurney, hay and bedding 134 82
A. Russell & Son, labor and castings 4 33
Herman Staples, stock and labor. II 94
Watering streets, sprinkling 6,698 feet. 200 94
Estate N. Varina, weighing 2,579 tons stone. . ..
77 37
Edward E. Bartlett, use of team. 24 00
John Ronan, bedding, turfing and use of teams. 158 05
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor. 23 94
Carried forward. $7,776 52
Jolın J. Kelley, shoeing.
5 75
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $7,776 52
F. E. Cutter & Co., stock and labor. 4 35
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising. 8 75
Jeremiah M. Haley, use of teaın
51 90
Joseph Woods, use of tea111
7 20
William Holker, hardware.
13 19
Parker M. Lougee, sundry repairs.
35 50
W. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor.
17 82
American Express Co., express.
5 60
Dennis J. Hale, one year's salary as driver.
624 00
Dennis Lucy, 66 66
624 00
Maurice D. Broderick, one year's salary as driver
624 00
Albert E. Bray
66 -
624 00
Frank Annis,
66
624 00
George Carter, 66
66 66
624 00
William A. Moulton, labor
2 40
Samuel C. Moulton 66
3 80
J. Charles Moulton
3 80
William Laundry
3 80
William Poole 66
2 40
Thurston Chase
66
3 80
Frank Rollins
3 80
Albert Menut
66
3 80
Ray Chase
I 60
Andrew Blood
66
2 80
Joseph P. Blood
2 80
James Blood
2 80
James M. Fowle
IO 60
Ray Fowle
3 20
Charles Menut
66
1 00
Chester Menut
66
I 00
Alex L. Jackson
66
9 00
Richard Connors
66
I 80
Lewis Davis
5 40
Patrick Creeden
66
2 80
Charles Bashaw
24 90
Charles G. Bashaw
66
23 90
Louis Boutin
4I 20
Cornelius Sheehan
7 80
Jeremiah M. Haley
66
6 90
Albert Collyer
9 40
Michael J. Carey
66
6 40
Timothy Carey
66
8 10
Carried forward.
$11,865 83
60
87
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward ...
$11,865 83
Timothy Ryan,
labor
9 20
James Lyons
IO 40
Dennis Kelleher 66
16 80
Humphrey Higgins 66
66
9 20
Matthew Toomey
66
13 80
John McDade
6.
7 60
Cornelius Kelleher
66
254 80
Patrick Scully
16 30
William King
66
8 20
Florence Donahue
66
II 00
George W. Dixon
66
26 30
George J. Ross
66
9 90
Henry Myers
66
I 80
James C. Kendall
66
13 60
William Butler
66
3 60
Albert Gale
66
I 80
Herbert Mottram
66
2 00
Edw. C. Fowler
66
4 00
Sidney W. Harris
66
2 00
James H. Harris
66
I 00
Eugene Collins
66
9 20
Thomas Hale
66
327 20
Charles E. Allen
66
252 30
George E. Pearson
66
254 30
John Pollard
66
302 80
William Tatterfield 66
162 40
John Whalen
66
176 90
Matthew Barrett
66
287 20
Daniel Lucy
66
137 00
Cornelius Lynch
66
233 40
William H. Merritt
66
15 60
Edw. Powers
66
221 80
David F. Dow
66
15 00
· Daniel Quill
66
234 30
Jeremiah Sheehan
66
151 40
Timothy Coffey
60
132 10
Cornelius Sullivan
66
190 30
Clarence B. Noyes
66
II 00
George Foss
9 20
Joseph Jackman
66
I 80
George W. Kezar
66
I 60
Carried forward $15,423 03
James Toomey
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward
$15,423 03
Elmer Shute
labor
6 60
Charles W. Jackman
44 90
Charles W. Davis 66
37 20
Edgar B. Davis
23 40
Charles R. Merrill
9 30
Edw. E. Bartlett
21 30
William Smith
66
9 80
Winfield Winkley
66
7 60
Ebenezer Smith
66
1 00
Charles Hubbard
66
6 60
Frank W. Dorr
4 20
George Philbrick
66
1 40
Louis Peabody
66
I 40
Samuel O. Cobb, Jr.
66
2 60
Charles De Costa
66
6 00
Milton S. Butterfield
66
3 00
Charles O. Teel, Jr.
66
3 00
Joseph C. Doyle
7 40
Charles J. Coffin 6
4 40
Abner R. Cobb 66
7 90
Ebenezer Edgecomb
66
2 60
Daniel Williams
66
3 30
William S. Rowell
66
3 40
William D. Williams
66
15 00
Edw. J. Lunt
7 40
James D. Kelleher
3 00
Timothy Reardon
3 00
Murty Kelleher
66
3 00
Allan Miller
66
I 00
William J. Gowans
66
6 40
Cornelius Leary
3 10
Dennis Duggan
66
II 40
Patrick Keefe
66
5 40
Michael Murphy
66
5 40
Daniel J. Lynch
66
5 50
John A. Harris
66
1 00
Owen Keefe
II 00
Maurice Corcoran
66
80
Robert J. Rogers
66
2 00
Asa T. Newhall
66
19 20
Herbert R. Chase
66
I 60
James M. Haley
66
1 00
Carried forward
$15,747 53
DETAILED STATEMENT
89
Brought forward.
$15,747 53
$17,795 53
Jeremiah Kelleher, labor
7 80
Clarence B. Noyes
5 60
George E. Dixon
66
3 60
Frank Chase 66
4 70
John M. Chase 66
18 IO
Daniel M. Davis
66
4 20
Jeremiah Burns
66
2 00
Lawrence Mannix 66
2 00
Philip Crimmins
66
34 40
William Green 66
I 60
Nelson M. Bradley
66
80
George I. Paul
66
310 35
John D. Foley
66
I 80
John Ronan
66
28 40
James E. Lyons
2 60
Michael Crowley
66
26 IO
Patrick O'Brien
66
I 80
Beniah Crockett
66
I 60
Charles R. Merrill
4 50
Harry Leeming
3 40
Daniel Creedon
66
3 50
Tom Knight
66
13 90
Thos. J. Hale
66
4 40
William S. Adams
66
67 00
Warren Carson
3 00
Michael Kelley
66
IIO 20
John M. Chase
66
2 00
Albert Hodgdon
66
3 20
Charles S. Barth 66
12 00
Wilbur S. Lowe
66
55
John Ronan
66
35 00
William M. Horsch
66
3 50
George T. Merrill, Jr.
66
2 60
George P. Merrill
66
IO 50
Jeremiah Coffey
66
IOI 00
John Hale
31 80
John T. Hale
66
II 20
John F. Hale
66
3 00
William E. Powers
66
37 80
Thomas Mutch
2 00
George L. Turple
2 60
Carried forward $16,675 63
$17,795 53
12
2 00
Henry J. Noyes
90
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward
$16,675 63 $17,795 53
George F. Carter,
labor
3 70
Cornelius Lyons
66
8 50
Irvin R. Dow
12 00
Richard Coffin
66
4 00
John Moulton
66
2 00
William B. Porter
66
17 80
Thomas Ryan
66
167 20
Timothy Sweeney
I 50
Timothy Leary
66
5 80
Patrick D. Murphy
5 60
Daniel Casey
66
5 30
Williard Noyes
2 00
Daniel Cronan
66
91 20
Sylvester Cheney
66
5 60
John Connors
66
9 20
Jeremiah Buckley
4 90
Samuel Hicks
66
I 80
John Clifford
66
163 30
John Hatfield
66
24 00
Andrew Parosso
66
19 50
John T. Lassard
9 20
Jeremiah Welch
66
7 20
Elmer Robinson
66
I 70
James Graham
66
8 80
Daniel Casey
66
14 30
Charles T. Butman
9 00
Thomas H. Brown
6 60
George C. Nelson
66
8 20
Michael Ryan
66
14 IO
John D. Foley
66
IO 60
Thomas Connihan
66
59 40
Jos. W. Dubois
12 IO
Albert Maynard
66
9 20
Edmund Ryan
IO7 50
Daniel O'Brien
13 60
Jeremiah Toomey
66
106 60
Daniel O'Connell
66
5 40
John Lynch
66
5 40
James Sidebothanı
16 30
Jonn Bridges
66
30
Albert Davis
66
I 90
Edw. C. Johnson
: 30
Carried forward.
$17,795 53
$17,795 53
91
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward.
$17,660 23 $17,795 53
Thomas L. Moses,
labor
60
George W. Bray
I 20
Daniel Neal
60
Jos. W. Jackman 66
1 30
John J. Hale
1 80
Frank M. Underhill
26 50
Jeremiah Kelleher
40
John Connors
66
40
Charles S. Bartlett
66
22 00
George Martin
5 60
Benjamin Knight
4 40
John Mahanney, Jr.
3 30
John Mahanney
66
6 70
Frank Grant
00
Hiram L. Ordway
26 00
Frederick W. Chase
66
II 80
Arthur J. Brooks
3 50
Jeremiah W. Doyle
5 40
Jeremiah Duggan
66
5.40
Job Weston
I 40
$17,795 53
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation . $ 2,000 00
Appropriation for overdraft in 1898. 731 68
$2,731 68
CREDITS.
From George W. Knight on account of milk li- censes.
$ 7 25
From Coroline Pendleton, for redemption of property sold for taxes 44 75
Front Mayor Huse, for unexpended balance for receiving Co. A. 8th Reg 103 30
From city clerk, junk licenses 90 00
Carried forward $245 30
$2,731 68
66
€6
92
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward.
$245 30
$2,731 68
From city clerk, junk and second-hand dealers .. 20 00 - loan license 2 00
66 16 pawn brokers' license 150 00
circus license
II 00
66
66 auctioneers' license . 6 00
66
66 pool and billard license. 22 00
$456 30
From income account transferred
4,620 65
5,076 95
Total appropriations and income
UNDRAWN TRANSFERS
Poor
$ 2 80
Schools
17 74
Public property
1,150 18
Public library (special)
168 96
Police
531 33
Lighting
150 87
Fuel .
28 76
Board of health
3 68
Soldier's relief .
48 18
Printing
293 94
Sewer (maintenance)
69 76
Interest .
1,415 74
Sub-draining State street
1,416 19
Mercantile affairs.
250 00
Watering streets for 1899
154 20
Abatements tax of 1897.
I2I
56
66
1899 1,267 53
7,091 42
$14,900 05
OVERDRAWN TRANSFERS
Highways
$4,289 94
Fire.
897 62
Public library
495 39
Salaries . 70 83
Newburyport bridge .
1,034 98
Sidewalks and edgestones
686 20
Ashes and rubbish
27 IO
Parks, (regular)
IOI 4I
Carried forward. $7,603 47
$14,900 05
$7,808 63
93
DETAILED STATEMENT
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