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$547 50
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Park Commissioners
William Holker, 200 ft. hose $ 19 00
John Ronan, use of teams and men . 72 55
Watering streets, sprinkling 241 ft. for 1899 7 23
Frank G. Stone, professional services 24 92
Geo. A. Menut, labor at common 24 50
Chas. W. White, 5 cords manure 25 00
Chas. W. Nelson, cash paid for sundries 9 80
E. K. Batchelder, labor at common 52 50
George Milton, labor at common 312 00
$547 50
PARKS (CUSHING)
Appropriation $100 00 Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance account 20 0I
$120 01
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Park Commissioners
City of Newburyport, 269 1-9 yds. concrete at 25c. $67 28 Joseph J. Comley, planting flower beds and care of same. 36 20
Watering streets, sprinkling 371 ft. at 3 cents, for year 1899 11 13
Frank E. Davis, repairing lawn mower I 00
Thomas Hale, labor I 60
Daniel Lucy 2 80
$120 OI
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DETAILED STATEMENT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $ 10,500 00
CREDITS
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court, fines one year to October 1, 1899 $796 48 From C. L. Ayers, deputy sheriff, fines one year to October 1, 1899. 361 30
From News Publishing Co., bill credited back ... 6 75
From F. L. Lattime, bill on poor department .... II 25
1,175 78
Total appropriation and income
$11,675 78
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account 531 33
$11, 144 45
EXPENDITURES Authorized by committee on Police
Frank L. Lattime, salary as city marshal ...... $1,000 00
Frank L. Lattime, allowance for horse hire and cash paid.
131 16
Patrick Creedon, services as capt. of the watch .. 900 12
John L. McLean, services as patrolman 819 00
Henry C. Tate
811 14
William Gillis 66
827 53
James W. Merritt 66
63 00
Geo. F. Adams, Jr. 66
6 75
Elmer Shute
66
52 88
Chas. H. M. Bartlett“ 66
3 38
George J. Ross
60
286 89
Joseph H. Post
66
747 OI
George W. Lattime 66
66
807 76
Philip H. Creasey
66
66
703 13
Seth Young
60
813 38
William H. Pike
66
16
60 75
Simon E. Wilson
60
65 25
James F. Murphy
318 39
John F. Murphy
66
66
784 12
Lemuel Hicken
819 00
Chas. W. Wells
66
66
693 03
Carried forward $10,713 67 $11, 144 45
15
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $10,713 67 $11, 144 45
Joseph McManus, services as patrolman
3 38
Peter Kelleher
66
5 63
Jolın J. Doyle 66
4 5I
Daniel Cate 66 66
3 38
Robt. Allen 66
3 38
Chas. Parker 66
2 25
Leonard I. Stevens 66 66
3 38
Chas. A. Grant .6 66
3 38
John Meader 66
3 38
Henry Hidden 66
4 50
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising .. . 15 50
James F. Brown, groceries 37 86
Geo. H. Pearson, stationery 15 50
J. W. Doyle, horse hire .
32 00
C. W. Bailey, stationery
5 29
National Biscuit Co., pilot bread .
48 99
Tyler & Hall, milk and meals furnished .
13 18
W. W. Thurlow, clock for lower ward room
5 50
N. E. Tel. Co., rental and use of telephone
96 06
Mrs. Fenders, washing towels
6 00
R. A. W. Pritchard, toilet paper .
2 00
William P. Jones, repairing badges.
75
J. N. Frost, ice
13 50
Npt. Herald Co., printing and advertising 5 60
H. H. Landford, repairing tapper at marshals' house, and use of team . 5 00
Hunt Printing & Eng. Co., advertising 4 00
M. C. Rosenfeld Co., ever ready elec. lights and batteries for same 28 62
II 20
Simeon O. Pilling, professional services. I 25
Andrew C. Hall, milk and meals furnished 5 58
J. M. Greenough, horse hire.
7 00
James Thompson, labor 2 00
C. C. Stockman, one cot. 4 50
George O. Kent, battery cells
2 40
William Holker, sundries. 2 00
80
Oak Hall Clothing Co., sundries
6 53
F. A. Silloway, one leather muff for insane 5 00
N. N. Jones, professional services 10 00
$11, 144 45
John E. Lunt, repairing badges
Mrs. S. H. Fowle, Boston papers.
115
DETAILED STATEMENT
POLICE STATION REPAIRS
Appropriation . $3,000 00
Transferred to Sinking Fund Commissioners to be held in trust by them under order of City Council. $3,000 00
POOR DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $19,000 00
CREDITS
Cash from City of Boston $104 00
66 Gloucester 182 75
66 Salem 132 60
6 Haverhill 281 81
66
66 Lowell
47 40
66
66 Chelsea 102 64
66 Malden 24 75
66 Town of Amesbury
905 19
66
66 Salisbury
461 06
66
66 Avon
Somerset 427 65
44 65
66
Truro 34 75
66
W. H. Bayley, clerk, returned aid 657 70
L. W. Sargent, 100 00
66 Sundry persons, for board 714 78
66 C. W. Nelson, returned aid .
34 27
66 Sale of produce 25 00
Sale of barrels 24 35
6 Sale of hay
433 73
66 State of Mass., transportation, support
and burial state paupers. 442 44
Cash from John F. Nickerson Co., error in bill ... 4 56
$5,186 08 Less amount of soldiers' relief . 657 70
$4,528 38
Total appropriation and income. $23,528 38 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account .. 2 80
Carried forward. $23,525 58
66
116
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $23,525 58
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor
Danvers Lunatic Hospital, board of sundry per- sons $4,097 80
Northampton Lunatic Hospital, board of sundry dry persons 169 46 Medfield Insane Asylum, board of sundry per- sons 1,393 90
Westborough Insane Hospital, board of sundry persons 169 46
Worcester, Insane Asylum, board of sundry per- sons . 338 93 Worcester Lunatic Hospital, board of sundry per- sons . 338 92
Mass. Hospital for Inebriates, board of sundry persons
68 71
Mrs. Alfred Parkman, board of sundry persons .. 169 46
Mass. School for the feeble minded, board of sundry persons. 213 57
Commonwealth of Mass., board of sundry per- sons 1,152 80
City of Haverhill, aid rendered sundry persons. 178 75
" Boston
139 28
" Lowell 66
150 00
" Salem
66
17 00
" Holyoke 66
20 4I
" Cambridge
66
20 61 ·
" Gloucester 66
66
4 58
" Somerville
15 00
Town of Rowley
IIO 85
Merrimac 66
. 117 85
Methuen 66
66
. 27 00
66 Amesbury
66
. 114 85
Wm. H. Bayley, (clerk) aid rendered sundry per- sons.
1,073 77
Wm. H. Bayley, one years' salary as clerk of overseers of poor . 850 08
Chas. W. Nelson and wife, one years' salary as supt. and matron of almshouse. 720 00
Chas. W. Nelson, cash paid for sundries 765 87
O. H. Nelson, services as teamster 420 00
Mrs. E. J. Kelley, labor at almshouse 49 50
.
66 66
.
Carried forward. $12,908 41 $23,525 58
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $12,908 41
$23,525 58
Benj. S. Richardson, cook at almshouse
360 00
Ernest H. Noyes, allowance for medicine, etc ... 254 00
Ernest H. Noyes, 12 mos. salary as city physician 441 66
Chas. S. Lovejoy, stove fixtures, etc. 17 03
John H. Page, board of poor person 48 00
Moses H. Rolfe, grain 373 63
John Hale, rent of house.
48 00
Dennis Lynch, rent of house
96 00
Mrs. George Hogan, board of poor person.
25 00
George A. Fogg, groceries
52 00
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight on flour, and mileage
68 60
John F. Nickerson Co., groceries
602 43
Chase & Lunt, rent of house
30 00
Phebe H. Todd, “
87 00
John Morrison, board of poor person
20 00
Moses H. Fowler, groceries
85 00
John P. Squire & Co., pork
188 75
Wm. L. White, manure.
25 00
Mary E. Marden, rent of house
52 00
C. M. Lunt & Son, milk. 45 60
Peter Cusack, boots and shoes, and burial of poor
51 65
Moses A. Stevens, groceries .
181 58
Richard Pettingell, rent of houses
228 00
H. R. Weitzel, burial of poor
29 50
Mrs. Lyons, house rent. 60 00
116 36
E. P. Stickney. provisions.
43 50
Hannah Gillis, rent of house
19 34
Geo. M. Warner, groceries 5 42
S. P. Safford, hacking 1 00
D. Collins, Jr., boots and shoes 75 IO
John H. Babb, boots and shoes
IOI 35
Telephone Co., rental and use of telephone. 96 82
Standard Oil Co., oil. 28 60
Thos. Noyes & Son., groceries 87 50
C. W. Bailey, stationery .
3 13
Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co., brushes
12 00
W. H. Merrill, Trust., rent of house 48 00
Miss M. C. Johnson, board of poor 32 00
Mrs. E. L. Withington, clothing supplied poor ..
5 00
Npt. Herald Co., one years' delivery of morning Herald 4 00
Carried forward.
$17,057 96 $23,525 58
U. S. Baking Co., crackers
HIS
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $17,057 96 $23,525 58
A. F. Ross & Co., groceries 452 61
Chas. E. Atkinson, rent of house . 100 46
V. W. C. Association, board of poor person . 89 25
Geo. G. Bailey, professional services 24 20
Fisher & Co., dry goods. 39 86
John S. Pike, boots and shoes
29 45
Julia A. Hodgdon, board of poor person
26 00
W. W. Coffin, boots and shoes
66 17
John H. Newman, provisions
14 93
George M. Roaf, provisions
238 91
Timothy Harrington, burial of poor 85 50
Henry Sheehan, services at almshouse 16 54
S. E. Kimball, groceries 51 81
Joseph Woods, rent of house 25
M. C. Adams, provisions 57 77
Nath'1 Ireland, groceries 26 56
Ella Stanwood, services as nurse 18 00
C. C. Stockman, rent of house.
30 00
James F. Brown, groceries
238 50
Robt. J. Mckinney, burial of poor
20 00
Wm. A. Johnson, dry goods
61 02
Louis F. Barton, boots and shoes
185 95
Fowle, Hibbard & Co., groceries
206 47
P. C. Stevens, groceries
80 00
Garrett Farrell, services as fireman
168 00
Porter, Rogers Co., clothing
2 85
A. F. Nason, teaming
4 75
P. H. Ilsley, milk .
II 49
Beach Soap Co., soap.
68 75
Edw. J. Lunt services as nurse
3 00
Otis Robbins, rent of house
20 00
Kate Reardon, board of poor
13 14
Henderson Bros., one heavy wagon
100 00
J. C. Lunt, burial of poor .
48 50
Mrs. Daniel Lynch, board of poor 13 50
George H. Cook, burial of poor 59 00
Rufus Thurlow, fish . 48 70
S. Levy & Son, dry goods.
79 40
George H. Plumer, dry goods.
18 80
News Publishing Co., printing
H
50
H. A. Knapp, milk. 3 53
Samuel J. Hughes, groceries
10 00
Carried forward ..
$19,917 83 $23,525 58
119
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward. $19,917 83 $23,525 58
Irving K. Wells, provisions 108 83
Daniel G. Tilton, groceries 27 88
John C. Rolfe, milk. 16 75
T. J. Welch, boots and shoes IO 25
J. B. Little, boots and shoes 30 09
D. W. Dockum, milk. 6 55
C. S. Bartlett, milk.
6 00
A. Jaques Hospital, medical attendance and
nursing 656 27
B. S. Snow & Co., fish. 35 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire. 3 50
Wm. Holker, sundries.
32 13
Pike & Eliott, burial of poor
5 00
Bennington Soap Co., soap.
II 12
National Biscuit Co., crackers
69 87
Edw. Donahoe, shoeing, and sundries 113 45
Thos. Scrivens, provisions.
5 94
Lyon, Clement & Greenleaf, 125 bbls. of flower .. 535 50
Catherine Reardon, board of poor 28 00
Chas. Ordway, hacking
50
S. F. Newman, milk.
2 40
Samuel W. Tuck, receiving coal at sheds.
5 50
Chas. Cook, Agt., rent of house
27 00
Julia Lynch, board of poor
18 OC
I. K. Wells, provisions.
3 04
H. A. Wilson, groceries 2 52
F. L. Lattime, police protection at quarantine .. II 25
C. C. Day, medical attendance and medicine. ...
58 50
W. W. Pillsbury, professional services. 6 00
66
John H. McCollum, 75 00
Mrs. W. H. Safford, milk. 4 95
Atkinson Coal Co., 100 cords pine wood at $3.90 and 5,950 1bs. Cumberland coal at $4. 400 63
Stephen P. Bray, 288 tons, 1140 1bs. stove coal at $5.85, and 65 tons Cumberland coal at $4 .... 1,948 03
$24,183 28
Deduct amount charged to soldiers relief.
657 70
$23,525 58
120
ANNUAL REPORTS
PRINTING
Appropriation $1,050 00 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account. 293 94
$ 756 06
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by committee on Printing
Npt. Herald Co., printing and binding 900 copies of assessed polls. $119 36
Npt. Herald Co., printing 4,000 poll tax bills. 9 30
Npt. Herald Co., printing and advertising 70 40
News Publishing Co., printing 3,500 real estate tax bills. 8 75
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising .. 28 75
Geo. T. Hicken, distributing City Reports 5 00
Ernest A. Rundlett 66
5 00
C. F. Morton 66
5 00
Hunt Printing & Eng. Co., printing and binding 2,000 annual reports of city for year 1898 504 50
$756 06
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Appropriation CREDITS
2,000 CO
From dog licenses
$504 06
From town of Newbury, use of library for year 1898. 150 00
654 06
Total appropriation and income
$2,654 06
Amount overdrawn transferred front incidentals to balance account 495 39
$3,149 45
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the City Council
John D. Parsons, services as librarian . $1,200 00
Martha P. Lunt 66 " supt. of reading room 520 92
Carried forward. $1,720 92
$3,149 45
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward. $1,720 92
$3,149 45
Effie A. Tenney, services as assistant librarian. . . 400 00
E. S. Thurston, services at library 150 12
F. J. Barnard & Co., binding books 125 05
Boston Bookbinding Co., binding books 48 15
Library Bureau, sundries 24 00
P. H. Blumpey, sundries
II 14
Npt. Herald Co., printing and advertising
51 00
Npt. Despatch, express
1 30
Jackson Express Co., express. 13 20
Watering streets, sprinkling streets for year 1899
7 86
News Publishing Co., 100 library catalogues IO 50
John Collins, 2 cords pine wood II 00
John E. Lunt, one mantle. 40
-
Dexter W. Nutting, care of lanterns 2 00
Hunt Printing & Eng. Co., printing 100 reports.
21 00
Stephen P. Bray, 35 tons 1,340 lbs., egg coal
199 35
C. E. Fifield, 95 bushels charcoal 8 79
Atkinson Coal Co., 24 ft. wood .
15 00
L. A. Stockbridge, labor, cleaning library
20 00
Carter Rice & Co., I ream of paper
9 15
D. W. Nutting, salary as janitor 299 52
$3, 145 45
PUBLIC LIBRARY (SPECIAL)
Appropriation $800 co
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account 168 96
$631 04
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the City Council
Agnes M. Goodell, services as cataloguer at public library $295 74
Library Bureau, one oak card index case and cards .. 134 30
Mary F. Whitmore, services as cataloguer 201 00
$631 04
16
122
ANNUAL REPORTS
PUBLIC PROPERTY
Appropriation
$4,400 00
CREDITS
From county of Essex, one years rent of police
court room to January 1, 1899. $ 250 00
Fron state of Mass., account transfer for rent of
armory one year to January 1, 1900 400 00
From city clerk, sale of burial lots. 174 00
F. H. Rundlett, rental of City hall
1,445 00
R. S. Hewlett, rent of Winter street land- ing, one year to January 1, 1899. 10 00
From Samuel Butterfield rent of Winter street landing, one year to January 1, 1900. 10 00
From A. D. Ordway, rent of Winter street land- ing one year to January 1, 1900. 10 00
From Geo. H. Lang, rent of Winter street land- ing one year to January 1, 1900. 10 00
From Edwin H. Marshal for steamer No. 2, horses . 127 00
From C. C. Stockman, bill credited back
25 00
" C. O. Townsend, error in bill 2 25
" E. M. Dow, cash 2 00
$2,465 25
Total appropriation and income. $6,865 25 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance. account 1,150 18
$5,715 07
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Public Property
Edward Hardy, services as stage carpenter $ 141 75
C. C. Stockman, furniture, etc. 156 75
B. G. Gerrish, carpeting, etc . 149 98
John G. Muldoon, firepot grate, pipe and labor .. 51 74
Albert O. Colby, stock and labor
79 88
John E. Bailey, stock and labor .
472 07
S. H. Thurlow, hardware . 33 84
J. Littlefield & Son, mooring for naval reserves. 3 50
Carried forward. $1,089 51
$5,715 07
123
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $1,089 51 $5,715 07
Eagle Chemical Co., 12 bbl. washing powder 10 00
Herman Staples, stock and labor 58 43
Chas. L. G. Bushee, supplying water to Moul- tonville school 4 00
Joseph T. Griffin, stock and labor 8 30
R. G. Adams, stock and labor
IO 75
F. H. Rundlett, cash paid for sundries 4 70
E. A. Young, mason work 9 50
Shaw & Colman, rent of coal sheds.
144 00
James C. Colman, lumber, labor and teaming. .
154 OI
Chas. E. Woods, stock and labor
32 00
Fred H. South, stock and labor
15 35
Alfred Gurney, services as supt. of old and new hill burying grounds 250 20
Page & Folsom, assignees, stock and labor 44 42
Thos. P. Thomas, stock and labor
41 48
Wm. T. Humphreys, premium on policy .
7 50
Edwin L. Toppan, mason work
30 70
W. C. Morse, stock and labor
154 46
Jere B. Lunt, mason work .
51 93
C. W. Cooke, stock and labor
25 42
Eli Lamprey, stock and labor
34 58
H. H. Landford, electric burner, and labor
3 25
Joseph Torrey, stock and labor
61 71
J. W. Lambert, covering desk top
I 50
Frank Collins, stock and labor. 18 80
F. E. Cutter & Co., stock and labor
133 18
Osgood & Goodwin, dry goods
5 43
Post 49, G. A. R., rebate on hall
27 00
Cashman Bros., pair of horses, Steamer No. 2 .. .
400 00
Daniel Neal, keys, locks, etc
II 55
F. E. Davis, stock and labor
125 58
M. H. Fowler, oil can and oil 35
William Holker, stock labor and sundries 229 24
William I. Hunt, labor on bath house 60 35
N. & A. H. R. R. Co., paving blocks 12 06
Isaac Poor, lamp chimneys, oil, etc. 89
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor 274 89
Edward Osgood, sundries IO 20
C. M. Lunt & Sons, removal of house offal 21 00
J. N. Frost, ice . 18 85
P. H. Kimball, care of city clocks 81 00
Carried forward $3,678 07
$5,715 07
124
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $3,678 07 $5,715 07
George E. Greeley, stock and labor 52 45
James F. Brown, bon ami. 20
J. W. Doyle, new furnace bar Kelly School I 25
John W. Walker, stock and labor 34 81
P. B. Jackson, caneing chairs, etc. 5 20
E. Perkins, lumber Co., stock and labor
49 64
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor .
250 15
P. S. Bradford, stock and labor 205 00
John E. Lunt, chimneys, mantles, clocks, etc ... 30 85
Toppan & Wilson, hardware 12 76
Stephen W. Gale, stock and labor
3 95
Geo. H. Cook, repairing chairs at Police station . 1 00
C. O. Townsend, sundries . 39 70
Yerxa & Co., bon ami and matches
84
Albert Hodgdon, teaming
30
Wm. J. Wilkinson, stock and labor
13 54
Geo. N. Black, stock and labor 5 00
Wm. J. Creasey, stock and labor 45 20
67 75
J. A. Greeley & Co., mason work at police station 26 00
Henry J. Noyes, stock and labor at police station 17 36
17 49
Geo. N. Jaques, teaming .
2 15
W. W. Thurlow, repairing clock
[ 50
T. F. Carey & Co., sundries
II 15
E. P. Dodge, Mfg. Co., empty barrels
6 84
Npt. Shoe Co.,
2 00
Burley, Stevens & Co., 66 66
8 00
Npt. Water works, use of water at new hill ceme- tery
15 00
H. D. Allen, stock and labor
IIO 05
Henry O. Martin, services as keeper of bath house 209 92
1 00
Elmer E. Towne, 2 desk locks and repairs on desk I 00
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor
97 13
Wm. M. Horsch, spring and matresses, etc. 44 00
Jos. Woods, coal . 1 00
Npt. Herald Co., advertising .
3 75
F. W. Hidden, whitewashing 22 44
Chas. R. Merrill, stock and labor
64 88
Carried forward $5,160 32
$5,715 07
Geo. D. Brown, new pumps, etc
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor
News Publishing Co., advertising
I25
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $5,160 32 $5,715 07
Thos. Marshall, stock and labor
22 68
Kent & Nelson
8 35
Joseph Hoskins
12 00
B. W. Ordway
47 00
Smith & Anthony Co., stock and labor
31 06
S. F. Hayward & Co., 2 sets door springs
31 00
N. C. Moody, iron work.
6 35
Mariner P. Goodwin, cleaning and regulating clocks 9 00
C. E. Currier & Son, stock and labor 8 46
Henry K. Barnes, corrugated matting 5 83
L. W. Coker, sundries.
4 81
Chas. S. Lovejoy, stock and labor.
6 57
C. H. Webster, toilet paper
2 45
Matilda Francour, washing court room.
7 75
Mrs. Gowen Dockum, rent of rifle range
75 00
W. A. Davis & Son, stock and labor.
15 05
Watering streets, sprinkling for year 1899. 33 84
Chas. Poor, stock and labor 14 58
James Dickens, electrical work. 62 07
P. K. Sanders, electric bells, batteries, etc.
7 15
J. G. Pendergast, renumbering Hill street . 2 00
Edw. Donahoe, iron work .
10 00
C. B. Crowell, stock and labor, painting fence.
6 30
C. M. Pritchard, use of gear
I 50
A. Russell & Son, castings
I 70
A. J. Roaf, moving bath house
20 00
Harry Leeming, furnace door and poker repairs
40
W. A. Johnson, dry goods
4 98
John Pollard, labor
16 00
Geo. I. Paul
82
Chas. E. Allen,
IO 40
Edw. Powers
21 20
Cornelius Kelleher, labor
4 60
Daniel J. Lynch
80
Cornelius Sullivan
3 60
Geo. E. Pearson
4 50
John Whalen 66
2 50
Matthew Barrett
4 40
John Clifford 16
I 20
Daniel Quill
2 00
Daniel Lucy
66
4 80
Carried forward.
$5,695 02
$5,715 07
126
ANNUAL REPORT
Brought forward.
$5,,695 02
$5,715 07
Thos. Connihan, labor
2 00
Geo. E. Greeley
3 00
Chas. Baslaw
I 20
Wmn. Tatterfield
3 40
Thomas Hale
I 00
Timothy Coffey
66
2 00
Thomas Hale
66
I 00
Richard G. Adams 66
2 00
Win. W. Hutchins
66
I 25
Cornelius Lynch
66
I 00
Albert Hodgdon
I 40
Thomas Ryan
80
-
$5,715 07
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS
Appropriation . $ 9,325 CO
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance
account. 70 83
$9,395 83
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the City Council
George H. Plumer, one month's salary as mayor to Jan. 1, 1899 $ 100 00
Thomas Huse, eleven months' salary as mayor to Dec. 1, 1899 1100 00
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as city clerk to Dec. 1, 1899. 1450 00
Henry W. Little, one year's salary as assistant city clerk to Dec. 1, 1899. 600 00
James V. Felker, one year's salary as treasurer and collector to Dec. 1, 1899 . 1600 00
James V. Felker, one year's salary for clerk hire (office of treasurer and collector) to Dec. I, 1899 350 00
Carried forward $5,200 00
$9,395 83
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward. $5,200 00 $9,395 83
William H. Welch, one year's salary as city au-
ditor to Dec. 1, 1899. 400 00
Frank H. Rundlett, one year's salary as city messenger to Dec. 1, 1899. 900 00 Amos H. Geary, one month's salary as assessor to Jan. 1, 1899 41 67
Joseph L. Johnson, one month's salary as assess- or to Jan. 1, 1899 41 67
Willard A. Hatch, eleven month's salary as as- sessor to Dec. 1, 1899 458 33
George P. Sargent, eleven months' salary as as- sessor to Dec. 1, 1899. 458 33
William H. Huse, one year's salary as assessor to Dec. 1, 1899 500 00
George W. Knight, one year's salary as inspec- tor of animals to Dec. 1, 1899. 500 00
Thomas E. Cutter, one year's salary as clerk of council to Oct. 1, 1899. 150 00
Horace I. Bartlett, one year's salary as city solic- itor to Nov. 1, 1899 400 00
James V. Felker, eleven months' salary as treas- urer of sinking funds to Dec. 1, 1899 45 83
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as regis- trar of voters to Dec. 1, 1899 75 00
Nathaniel Greely, one year's salary as registrar of voters to Dec. 1, 1899. 75 00
Benjamin G. Davis, one year's salary as regis- trar of voters to Dec. 1, 1899 75 00
Luther Carter, one year's salary as registrar of voters to Dec. 1, 1899. 75 00
$9,395 83
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$31,000 00
CREDITS
One year's interest Brown fund to March 4, 1899 $675 00 Wmn. P. Lunt, supt., from non-resident school children 219 25
Carried forward. $894 25
$31,000 00
12S
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $894 25 $31,000 00
Town of Salisbury, for tuition non-resident school children 144 00
Town of Newbury, for tuition non-resident
school children
59 00
Wmn. P. Lunt, supt., sale of books
4 40
I,IOI 65
$32,101 65
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account 17 74
$32,083 91
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the School Committee
George A. Dickey, salary as teacher $1,120 00
Walter E. Andrews 66 66
540 00
Arthur H. Berry 66 66
1,115 00
Sara A. Leonard
600 00
Bertha J. Atwater
66
700 00
Mary E. Smith
66
700 00
Ruth A. Paul 66 66
550 00
Elizabeth Goldsmith
600 00
Irving H. Johnson 66
1,000 00
Nellie G. Stone
433 88
Anna L. Whitmore 66
406 16
Alice W. Hopkinson 66 66
401 83
Lillian Greenleaf 66
407 50
Frances W. Richards 66 60
1,000 00
Geo. W. Brown
1,300 00
Josie W. Kimball
66
403 50
Lillian Hamilton 66
66
407 50
Dorothy Packer
66
310 58
Anna L. Coffin
66
66
441 64
Emma M. Lander
406 17
Jennie P. Haskell
66
382 50
Grace E. Bartlett
66
357 50
Ina C. Walton
307 00
Priscilla G. Craig
557 50
Abbie L. Frost
66
66
407 50
Mary T. Colby
66
66
382 50
Eleanor Robinson
60
66
355 75
Carried forward $15,594 0I
$32,083 91
66
DETAILED STATEMENT
129
Brought forward.
$15,594 OI
$32,083 91
Mary Roaf, salary as teacher
243 25
Lillian Goodwin
381 25
Sarah L. Ross
66
354 58
Elizabeth H. Cheever
290 42
Gertrude E. Lewis
348 17
Anna P. Toppan
66
355 75
Sarah B. Chute .
60
66
750 00
Adalena Sargent
407 50
Clara J. Edgerly
66
407 50
Cassine H. Brown,
66
388 00
Frances L. Pettigrew,
66
382 50
Sarah F. Badger,
66
357 50
Charlotte Dickens,
66
351 67
Julia J. Hubbard,
66
66
456 00
Flora Pettigrew,
66
382 50
Sadie M. Morse,
66
of drawing.
600 00
Georgie Bartlett, 66 66
66
of music ...
515 00
Elizabeth H. Little,
of cooking ..
220 IO
Eliott C. Hadley, allowance for board of child .. Katherine Nutting, salary as teacher and substi- tute .
164 03
Florence George, salary for teacher as substitute Mary F. Whitmore, 66
32 42
Emily Upton, training school and substitute teacher
33 49
Jennie Lowell, training school and substitute teacher
27 50
Emma L. Woodwell, training school and substi- tute teacher.
84 65
Sarah Holmes, training school teacher
78 00
Annie Richardson,
66
78 00
Lillie Ross, 66
81 20
Nellie De S. Barrett,
66
81 50
E. Josephine Coffin, 66 66
76 00
76 00 Lillian Porter, 66
Carrie F. Merrill, salary as substitute 92 29
Ellen Forsyth, training school teacher 12 00
Lizzie C. Ireland, salary as teacher eve'g school
37 50
Amelia Whittier, 66 66 6
30 00
Wm. P. Lunt, 66
30 00
Carried forward. $24,579 95
$32,083 91
17
.
355 17
Helen S. Merrill, 66
357 50
Grant Drake,
47 00
20 00
130
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $24,579 95 $32,083 91 Nellie G. Stone, salary as teacher eve'ng school 2 00 Flora Pettigrew, 66 2 00
Alberta K. Winslow, salary for teacher as sub- stitute 86 95
Mrs. George H. Jaques, salary for teacher as substitute 5 42
Anna L. Currier, salary for teacher as substitute. 5 67
Ada Brown,,
33 1
Hortense Small, training school teacher 39 08
Mary Hoxie,
24 00
Albert O. Colby, salary as janitor 340 40
Albert Hodgdon,
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