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John Burke, superintending puttting in of coal 23 10 W. P. French, 423 bushels charcoal. 38 10
Atkinson Coal Co., 86,340 lbs egg coal at City hall and 47,970 ibs egg coal at Armory @ $6.10 2240, and 5,880 ibs W. A. stove @ $6.25 2240 at ward rooms 382 16
$529 54
Prices paid for fuel
Egg coal $6.10 per 2240 1bs
Stove coal 6.25 per 2240 İbs
Cumberland coal.
4.90 per 22401bs
Pine wood 3.75 " cord. " bushel
Charcoal .09
There was delivered to the city during the year:
975 tons coal 50 cords wood 1560 bushels charcoal
93
DETAILED STATEMENT
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$14,000 00
CREDITS.
From Lowell, Lawrence and Haverhill Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1900. $300 14
From Georgetown, Rowley and Ipswich Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1900 16 18
From Haverhill and Amesbury Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1901 38 64
From Citizens Electric Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1901 358 95
From Georgetown, Rowley and Ipswich Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1901 26 10
From Boston and Northern Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1901 244 65
From State of Massachusetts, street railway tax for 1901
1,279 5I
From State of Massachusetts, balance of street railway tax of 1899
35 43
From State of Massachusetts, balance of street railway tax of 1900 90 74
From Citizens Electric Street Railway Co., for crushed stone, use of team and road roller From William P. Jones, agent for shovelling snow
3 60
From Mrs. Stephen H. Fowle, for shovelling snow
6 36
68
From Willard J. Hale, for shovelling snow. .. From Lydia Le Craw, for shovelling snow .
I 24
From Charlotte Moseley, labor with team .... 3 00
From W. J. Wilkinson, repairing streets. 7 25
From Thomas F. O'Neil, teaming crushed stone and use of road roller 36 68
From E. C. Johnson, gravel
4 20
From James C. Colman, rocks 20
From E. Perkins Lumber Co., stone 2 00
From Jere B. Lunt, stone and gravel. 3 00
From William S. Adams, one cart
35 00
Carried forward.
$2,702 57.
$14,000 00
209 00
94
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward. $2,702 57 50
From B. C. McQuade, two barrels sand
From New England Telephone Co., cutting tree limbs 2 00
From Pearl S. Bradord, repairing street ......
I 60
From Newburyport Gas and Electric Light Co., repairing street , I 25
From Cornelius H. Kelleher, on account of use of road roller 89 00
From Cashman. Bros., stone, bedding and use of road roller 210 16
From George I. Little, use of scraper
2 00
From Oak Hill cemetery, gravel
From Joseph Little labor 50
2 00
From Timothy Devonshire, lease of lot of land for season 4 00
From Effie B. Luddington, labor on Brown's
wharf 2 80
From Timothy Harrington, stone 50
3,018 88
Total appropriation and income $17,018 88
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to
balance account 959 60
$16,049 28
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Highways.
Charles M. Pritchard, salary as superintend-
ent and cash paid
$278 64
George W. Langdon, salary as superintendent and cash paid. 941 50
Thomas F. O'Neil, 1192 tons, 1410 Ibs crushed stone 1,403 14
Harry Leeming, four gravel screens, etc., 12 80
L. W. Coker, blocks and oil
5 92
Hunt Printing and Engraving Co., advertising Charles W. Blake services as veterinary
6 00
36 00
Moses H. Chase, harness work and sundries .. 51 88
Robert S. Brown, 18,300 1bs hay @ 24 219 60
Hermon Staples, painting, etc., II 72
$14,000 00
Carried forward. $2,967 20
$16,049 28
95
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward. $2,967 20
$16,049 28
Edgar Ross, shoeing and sundries 48 22
Edward Donahoe, shoeing and sundries. 108 86
McGlew Bros. Co., iron work and shoeing. 89 92
J. W. Doyle, shoeing and sundries 109 76
Hale Knight, hay, straw and grain 424 96
Moses H. Rolfe, grain 197 83
Est. N. Varina, weighing stone 45 03
Newburyport Water Works, 208 loads gravel. .
31 20
William S. Adams, use of team and men
79 00
Frederick W. Chase, use of team and men
I2I 90
Orrin G. Davis, use of team and men
73 00
George T. Merrill, Jr., use of team and men .
66 75
John Ronan, use of team and men 24 37
Flori Donahoe, use of team and men 32 50
Edward E. Bartlett, 3290 Ibs hay and use of team and men
50 56
Benjamin Hale, 648 loads of gravel
97 20
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 21 21
Stare of Massachusetts, repairs on state high- ways
87 50
Frost & Adams Co., sundries
4 3I
Menzie's Street Cleaner Co., one street cleaner and two cans
20 00
George Haskell, 10,120 Ibs hay @$19, $20
98 50
George E. Greeley, set of hub guards I 25
A. Russell & Son, labor and castings on road roller 224 22
J. C. Colman, use of team and lumber
66 75
H. L. Ordway, use of team
15 80
E. Perkins Lumber Co., lumber and teaming. .
13 94
Israel A. Morse, 17,390 lbs hay @ $20, $24. . .. Karl Castelhun, sundries
197 19
2 86
F. H. Silloway & Co., harness work
2 75
Barboro & Dondero, salt
2 00
Jeremiah Sweeney, use of team
9 00
Owen Keefe, labor 3 50
Orrin J. Gurney, 2950 Ibs hay @ $22 32 45
E. E. Linton, services as veterinary 29 00
Walter G. Pearson, 4,640 lbs hay @ $19, $22 .. 47 98
W. Carr Macintosh, 3.390 lbs. hay at $22.
37 39
John D. Adams, painting sign 3 00
E. C. Johnson, use of team and men 38 99
Carried forward. $5,527 85
$16,049 28
96
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $5,527 85 $16,049 28
F. M. Underhill, use of team and men 47 40
Philip J. Ennis, labor 18 15
Sidney Harris, labor 3 60
Frank E. Chase, labor 4 00
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting
24 43
A. K. Silloway, gravel, etc., I 35
Ames Plow Co., one road plow and one-half dozen brooms. 20 13
B. & M. Railroad Co., freight. 25
George H. Pearson, sundries. 5 85
N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co., use of telephone 15 06
T. H. McCarty, mason work.
10 00
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and adver- tising 20 47
Jere B. Lunt, 30 foot of 15 inch drain pipe. 15 00
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor. IO 85
James Lyons, use of team and men.
8 04
E. C. Fowler, labor, horse and plow
3 00
Atkinson Coal Co., 5,120 lbs. coal
Daniel T. Plumer, 10,410 lbs. hay.
100 04
J. G. Little, 8,485 lbs. hay.
31 91
William Holker, hardware. 14 61
George I. Little, 2640 lbs. hay at $22. 29 04
T. Moynihan, 4,060 lbs. hay at $22. 44 66
Mrs. D. Foster, 6 months' lease of pasture. 12 00
Paul T. Winkley, 3,460 lbs. hay at $22.
38 06
Hill's livery, horse hire. 8 00
News. Pub. Co., printing and advertising
7 88
C. J. Merrill, 2,745 lbs. hay at $19.
26 08
J. S. Merrill, 3,430 lbs. hay, at $20. 34 30
C. R. Sargent, repairs on road 1oller 350 00
J. W. Clark, bar on jigger. I 00
H. J. Menut Oil Co., oil, etc.
4 20
C. E. Currier & Son, stock and labor 5 00
F. H. Plumer, use of team. 7 00
George W. Bollman, labor on stone. 6 24
J. Littlefreld & Son, labor on stone. .
I 17
Jere Healey, 6,000 lbs. coal and 4 feet wood.
15 50
Daniel E. Tilton, sundries
3 65
H. J. Noyes, stock and labor. 2 50
Watering streets, sprinkling 6,944 feet at 3c ... 208 32
Arthur H. Cobb, services as engineer. ..
II4 27
Carried forward
$6,870 15
$16,049 28
97
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward
$6,870 15 $16,049 28
Maurice D. Broderick, 53 weeks' services
driver
742 00
Albert E. Bray, 53 weeks' services as driver ..
742 00
Frank Annis, 53 weeks' services as driver. .. ...
742 00
Dennis Lucy, 53 weeks' services as driver .... 736 00
Dennis J. Hale, 53 weeks' services as driver ....
742 00
George W. Carter 53 weeks' services as driver.
734 00
Thomas Hale, services as substitute driver and labor
392 09
Charles E. Allen, labor
230 50
Louis Boutin, labor
18 55
Austin Boutin, labor
I 80
Jeremiah Buckley, labor
I 40
Morris Burns, labor
60
Robert L. Bartlett, labor
5 70
Charles S. Bartlett, labor
II 30
Charles G. Bashaw, labor
9 30
Charles Bashaw, labor
8 90
Richard Connors, labor
211 77
Timothy Coffey, labor
89 89
Jeremiah Coffey, labor
139 66
Daniel Casey, labor.
157 78
Thomas A. Caldwell, labor
5 40
Andrew Casey, labor
4 50
Daniel Creeden, labor
9 03
Michael Crowley, labor
15 45
Wallace B. Currier, labor
I 80
Samuel O. Cobb, Jr., labor
8 25
Willard O. Carson, labor
6 05
Fred M. Chase, labor.
9 50
Thurston S. Chase, labor
4 20
Timothy Carey, labor
45
Richard Coffin, labor
2 25
John Clifford, labor
9 60
Martin Donahoe, labor
I 80
Charles W. Davis, labor
IO 40
Edgar B. Davis, labor
2 10
James M. Fowle, labor
8 60
Charles Gardener, labor
3 60
Albert Hodgdon, labor
I 20
John Hatfield, labor
3 80
John J. Hale, labor.
2 00
Carried forward
$12,698 37
$16,049 28
10
98
ANNUAL REPORTS
.
Brought forward $12,698 37
$16,049 28
Jeremiah Hartnett, labor
157 32
Charles Hubbard, labor [ 70
James H. Harris, labor
1
80
John A. Harris, labor
H 80
Alexander Jackson, labor
60
Charles W. Jackman,labor
4 80
Michael Kelley, labor
73 61
James Kiley, labor
6 30
Cornelius Kelleher, labor.
218 46
Dennis Kelleher, labor
182 43
Hugh Kelleher, labor
4 20
James E. Kendall, labor.
80
Thomas Knight, labor
6 00
Henry W. Knight, labor
3 30
H. R. Langmaid, labor
80
James E. Lyons, labor
4 5I
F. R. Langmaid, labor.
I 80
George Little, labor
5 00
Cornelius Lynch, labor.
162 70
Philip Limerick, labor
4 00
Daniel Lucy, labor.
167 80
Cornelius Lucy, labor
3 38
John P. Leary, labor
2 70
Timothy Leary, labor
5 40
John Lynch, labor
4 50
William H. Merritt, labor
7 74
George A. Menut, labor
7 80
Dennis Murphy, labor
1.80
George P. Merrill, labor
13 20
John Mahanney, labor.
12 00
John Mahanney. Jr., labor
7 60
George W. Martin, labor
3 00
Joseph B. Moulton. labor
3 20
H. L. Ordway, labor. 12 00
John T. O'Connor, labor.
7 30
Daniel O'Connell, labor
5 40
Patrick O'Brien, labor
9 90
Andrew Parosso, labor.
49 07
George L. Paul, labor
24 20
John Pollard, labor
3II 67
George E. Pearson, labor.
3 00
Edward Powers, labor.
6 00
Carried forward $14.208 96
$16,049 28
99
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward
$14,208 96
$16,049 28
William B. Porter, labor
6 50
Daniel Quill, labor
184 43
Edmund Ryan, labor
I42 79
Thomas Ryan, labor
197 67
Timothy Reardon, labor
13 H
Dennis Sullivan, labor
5 40
James Sidebotham, labor
4 05
Bryan Sweeney, labor
I 80
Patrick Soule, labor
90
Cornelius Shea, labor.
334 34
Jeremiah Sheehan, labor
203 95
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
224 47
Patrick Scully, labor.
I 80
John H. Sheehan, labor
60
James Sidebotham, labor
6 40
Cornelius Sheehan, labor
13 20
Joseph E. Saunders, labor
I 35
William Smith, labor.
5 00
Jeremiah Twomey, labor
223 58
John Twomey, labor
I 80
Frank M. Underhill, labor
8 20
Thomas Weston, labor
3 60
John Whalen, labor.
127 64
Charles H. Whitten, labor.
I 80
James E. Welch, labor.
126 27
William D. Williams, labor
6 15
Thomas Whalen, labor.
2 70
Matthew Twomey, labor
I 80
$16,049 28
ANNUAL REPORTS
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation $1,000 00
Appropriation for overdraft in 1900. 5,483 50
$6,483 50
CREDITS
From American Express Co., error in bill. $ 90
From St. Mark's Lodge, for record book. 3 62
From Mrs. S. W. Tuck, balance due on collec- tions of S. W. Tuck, deputy collector . .
6 20
From W. A. Johnson, 9 pieces of decorative goods 28 17
From Barton & Co.,5 pieces of decorative goods IO 87
From Cook, Taylor & Co., 10 pieces of decora- tive goods 22 15
From First National Bank, 5 pieces decorative goods 20 16
From Frost & Stevens, for advertising hear- ing for location of boiler. 5 63
From E. Donahoe, Jr., on account of collec-
tions as sealer of weights and measures .... 153 65
From city clerk, auctioneers' licenses. 6 00
From city clerk, pool licenses. 12 00
From city clerk, employment licenses 2 00
From city clerk, pawn licenses .. 100 00
From city clerk, shows and circus' licenses. 30 00'
From city clerk, junk and badges licenses. 53 00
From city clerk, second-hand dealers' licenses. . 5 00
From city clerk, semi-centennial licenses.
118 00
577 35
From income account transferred. $4,899 74
5,477 09
Total appropriation and income 11,960 59
UNDRAWN TRANSFERS
Poor
$ 35 62
Fire
328 34
Carried forward $363 96
$11,960 59
IOI
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward
$363 96
$11,960 59
Highways
969 60
Soldiers' relief.
115 36
Cushing Park.
34 64
Interest
I,II4 14
Watering streets 1901.
143 00
Military aid.
24 77
Abatements tax of 1899
123 19
Abatements tax of 1900.
93 60
Abatements tax of 1901.
1,229 88
$4,212 14
$16,172 73
OVERDRAWN TRANSFERS
Schools
$3,148 42
Sidewalks and edgestones.
638 79
Ashes and rubbish.
189 65
Bridges and culverts
974 03
Public property.
115 23
Police
1,318 02
Lighting
266 42
Salaries
500 66
Fuel
129 54
Public library
508 06
Printing
65 06
Board of health.
197 35
Parks
6 20
Sewer (maintenance)
II OI
New school house.
1,096 24
Abatements tax of 1898:
46 00
Abatements watering streets 1898.
22 94
Abatements watering streets 1899
29 49
Abatements watering streets, 1900.
2 88
Abatements watering streets 1901
22 23
$9,288 23
Overdrawn balance in 1900.
$5,483 50
Expenses as per statement below 7,968 29
$6,884 50
$13,451 79
Balance overdrawn for year 1901
$6,567 29
I02
ANNUAL REPORTS EXPENDITURES Authorized by City Council
JANUARY
Charles E. Allen, labor $ 5 00
Charles Bashaw, labor 4 00
John T. O'Connor, labor
I 00
John Pollard, labor
2 00
Edward Powers, labor
I 00
George E. Pearson, labor.
I 00
Daniel Quill, labor 2 00
Edmund Ryan, labor.
I 40
Jeremiah Sheehan, labor
I 40
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
80
John Whalen, labor. [ 00
Fowle's News Co., newspapers
8 65
Charles F. Johnson, return of births
3 25
Clarence C. Day, return of births.
4 50
George W. Worcester, return of births
6 50
T. Harrington, return of deaths.
21 25
Robert J. Mckinney. return of deaths
18 00
Arthur N. Saginac, return of births.
75
Simeon O. Pilling, return of births.
I 75
Ernest H. Noyes, return of births
I 25
George H. Cook, return of births.
4 50
Hunt Printing and Eng. Co., 750 copies of Mu- nicipal Register. 553 45
American Express Co., express
2 99
N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co., use of telephone
90
Jackson Express Co., express.
3 85
Hill's livery, hacking.
5 00
William R. Whitmore, labor indexing Munici- pal Register 15 00
Western Union Tel. Co., election services. ..
10 30
S. Chilton Crocker, one crocker pen. 5 00
J. T. Mahoney, copies of inventories. I 40
A. W. Thompson, sundries. I 00
Thomas Huse, expenses to Boston of commit- tee 5 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage and box rent. 13 50
J. M. Greenough, horse hire. 16 50
Carried forward $724 84
IO3
DETAILED STATEMENT
· Brought forward $724 84
George H. Stevens, expense incurred collect- ing Vital Statistics, etc. 27 66
Moses E. Cook, services as warden.
8 00
John C. Lang, services as clerk.
8 00
William B. Porter, services as inspector. 8 00
Thomas Humphreys, services as inspector. 8 00
Charles C. Donnell, services as inspector. 8 00
Frank E. Thurlow, services as inspector. . ...
8 00
Moses A. Stevens, services as deputy warden. . 2 50
Joseph L. Jacoby, services as deputy clerk .... 2 50
Joseph L. Thurlow, services as deputy inspec- tor : 50
John J. Thurlow, services as deputy inspector. . 2 50
John W. Allen, services as deputy inspector ..
2 50
William E. Woodman, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
William W. Hutchins, services as warden. 8 00
Aaron B. Adams, services as clerk. 8 00
Samuel J. Ford, services as inspector. 8 00
J. C. M. Blaisdell, services as inspector. 8 00
Daniel E. Tilton, services as inspector. 8 00
Greenleaf A. Johnson, services as inspector .... 8 00
William H. Johnson, services as deputy warden 2 50
Willis A. Macintosh, services as deputy clerk. . 2 50
Allen D .Pettingell, services as deputy inspec- tor
2 50
Wallace E. Bean, services as deputy inspector.
2 50
Frank W. Landford, services as deputy inspec- tor 2 50
John J. McGlew, services as deputy inspector. . 2 50
James P. Walsh, services as warden.
8 00
Hiram P. Macintosh, Jr., services as clerk. 8 00
Fred B. Fanning, services as inspector.
8 00
George P. Sargent, services as inspector.
8 00
B. William Barrett, services as inspector .. . . 8 00
Charles H. Webster, services as inspector .. . .
8 00
Edward Sexton, services as deputy warden ....
2 50
Caleb B. Huse, services as deputy clerk.
2 50
George W. Manser, services as deputy inspec- tor 2 50
John W. Coffin, Jr., services as deputy inspec-
tor 2 50
Brought forward $936 50
I04
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $936 50'
Cornelius J. Kiley, services as deputy inspec- tor 2 50
George L. Richardson, services as deputy in- spector· 2 50
William J. Creasey, services as warden. 8 00
Charles A. Stockman, services as clerk. 8 00
Daniel Collins, Jr., services as inspector. 8 00
John B. Brookings, services as inspector. 8 00
Albert D. Hale, services as inspector. 8 00
Joseph F. Keefe, services as inspector. 8 00
Edwin Currier, services as deputy warden. . .. 2 50
William H. Welch, services as deputy clerk ... 2 50
Oliver T. Littlefield, services as deputy inspec-
tor 2 50
John M. Sullivan, services as deputy inspector.
2 50
Bernard C. McQuade, services as deputy in- spector 2 50
George N. Jaques, services as deputy inspector 2 50
Henry D. Follansbee, services as warden. 8 00
John J. Creeden, services as clerk.
8 00
Richard J. Foley, services as inspector.
8 co
Gilbert A. Noyes, services as inspector
8 co
Freeman P. Healey, services as inspector
8 co
Lawrence C. Huse, services as inspector. 8 00
Herbert W. Ross, services as deputy warden. . 2 50
Frank E. Davis, services as deputy clerk. 2 50
John Elliott, services as deputy inspector. 2 50
Albert E. Moylan, services as deputy inspec- tor 2 50
Fred E. Stanton, services as deputy inspector.
2 50
Michael E. Murphy, services as deputy inspec- tor 2 50
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden.
8 00
William G. Somerby, services as clerk. 8 00
George A. Coffin, services as inspector.
8 00
George L. Whitmore, services as inspector 8 00
William C. Coffin, services as inspector. 8 00
Frank W. Merrill services as inspector. 8 00
Henry A .Read, services as deputy warden. . .
2 50
Elmer H. Whitmore, services as deputy clerk. . 2 50
Edwin F. Jackman, services as deputy inspector 2 50
Arthur J. Brooks, services as deputy inspec-
tor 2 50
Carried forward
$1,125 50
1
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $1,125 50
Thomas W. Mitchell, services as deputy in-
spector 2 50
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and adver- tising 160 40
News Pub. Co., printing and advertising.
70 63
Hunt Printing and Eng. Co., printing and ad- vertising 61 00
Charles E. Ash, services at ward room. 13 50
Charels H. Lunt, services at ward room. 10 00
Albert Hodgdon, services at ward room.
6 00
William B. Porter, delivery and collecting bal- lot boxes 4 25
Frank H. Rundlett, putting up booths, pasting ballots, etc.
5 75
Samuel Pearson, services at ward room 6 00
John D. Parsons, clerical assistance board of registrars 6 co
Benj. G. Davis, expenses to Boston on elec- tions 5 00
S. C. Reed, taking photographs. 16 50
$1,493 03
FEBRUARY
H. Currier, labor, flooding pond. $ I 25
John A. Wilson, labor, flooding pond. : 25
Fred L. Butman, book to order city clerk. 16 00
News Pub. Co., printing and advertising. 49 25
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and binding
49 10
inaugural address, envelopes, slips and cuts Newburyport Herald Co., printing and adver- vertising 34 79
J. Lyon, steel pens 8 00
H. I. Bartlett, cash paid for postage, travel, etc
7 73
George H. Stevens, cash paid for postage ... . . J. F. R. Biron, return of births ..
75
W. W .Pillsbury, return of births.
6 25
J. C. Lunt & Co., return of deaths 23 75
John F. Young, return of births. 2 25
Frederick K. Tigh, return of births 8 75
Ernest H. Noyes, return of births
25
Carried forward
$ 211 37
$1,493 03
II
105
2 00
106
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward
$2II 37 $1,493 03
Telephone Co., rental and use of telephones .. 19 16
Arthur Withington, expenses to Boston on hearing
3 80
$234 33
MARCH
Caleb C. Buzzell, labor
$ 3 60
Charles E. Allen, labor 2 70
Thomas Hale, labor. I 80
Pike & Elliott, return of deaths
12 25
Henry Bell, ringing bell.
2 00
B. & M. Railroad Company, mileage.
20 00
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, 2,500 stamped en- velopes 53 00
Robert G. Allen, collecting data of births 33 35
Annie E. Brown, services as stenographer 4 80
William H. Johnson, ringing bell.
2 00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., I-2 doz. ribbons
3 50
Arthur Withington, expenses in Boston on hearing I 25
Western Union Tel. Co., time service City Hall clock 3 00
Frank H. Rundlett, ringing bell, etc.
5 25
American Express Co., express.
15
Telephone Co., use of telephones.
6 74
Treasurer South End reading room, amount of
appropriation for year 1901. 200 00
$355 39
APRIL.
N. D. Rodigrass, eight months' services as
harbor master. 66 67
James J. Healy, return of births. 21 50
James B. Currier, ringing bell. 4 00
Pneumatic Hand Stamp Co., one air cushion mount 1 00
American Express Co., express. I 80
Telephone Co., use of telephone
I 3I
Fred L. Butman, book of checks to order IO 50
George H. Pearson, sundries 60 90
Carried forward $167 68
$2,082 75
107
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $167 68
$2,082 75
Corliss, Macy & Co., record books 22 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 50 1
Newburyport Herald Co., printing 6 75
News Publishing Co., printing 3 75
George H. Newton, gold pens 2 50
Hayes & Arnold, steel pens 8 50
$212 68
MAY.
American Express Co., express
I 60
F. E. Smith, P. M., postage 15 :
and
Fred L. Butman, tax books, note books balance book
35 50
J. J. Merrill, 4 months' salary inspector of wires 33 33
Ante Trust Supply Co., pay envelopes 2 40
Ernest H. Noyes, return of births.
3 50
Telephone Co., rental and use of telephones ..
16 03
George H. Stevens, cash paid for postage .... 2 00
Newburyport Express Co., express I5
Robert J. Mckinney, return of deaths. 2 00
O. D. Hunt, services as stenographer.
: 75
A. A. Silloway, return of burial returns 25
Western Union Tel. Co., time service, City
Hall clock.
3 00
$117 61
JUNE
C. M. Townsend, ringing bell $ 2 00
News Pub. Co., printing. 3 75
H. M. Meek Pub. Co., printing 3 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage 16 80
Telephone Co., use of telephone.
I 89
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses attending hearing etc 32 95
H. H. Landford, one year's service as super- intendent of wires. 100 00
George H. Pearson, sundries. II 09
$171 48
Carried forward
$2,584 52
108
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward
$2,584 52
JULY
Library bureau, 1000 cards to order for as- sessors 8 00
$
B. & M. Railroad Company, mileage. 10 00
Newburyport Herald Co., printing 3 50
Mitchell Manufacturing Co. ,25 junk badges .. 18 75
Corliss, Macy & Co., record books. 30 45
j. J. Merrill, 3 months' salary superintend-
ent wires and 2 months' salary fire alarm .. 58 31
Carter Ink Co., I doz. quarts record ink. 4 00
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, box rents .. 50
Robert G. Pattên, services looking up trans- fers, wills and inventories. 80 95
WV. Lunt Bartlett, settlement of claim 12 50
$226 96
AUGUST
Telephone Co., rental and use of telephones .. $ 18 36
F. S. Blanchard & Co., 3 copies Mass. year book 9 00
Lyon & Patterson, steel pens.
15 00
American Express Company, express.
90
John O'Connor, ringing bell.
5 00
Hunt Printing and Eng. Co., printing
14 25
William H. Johnson, ringing bell.
3 00
Wakefield Daily Item, tax tables.
45
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage.
II 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., time service City Hall clock. 3 00
Willard. A. Hatch, cash paid for interpreter .. 2 00
Newburyport Herald Co., printing.
22 75
News Publishing Company, printing 15 75
N. D. Rodigrass, 5 months' services as harbor master 41 66
Frank H. Rundlett, ringing bell.
3 00
Henry Bell, ringing bell.
6 00
J. J. Merrill, I month's salary superintendent wires and I month's salary superintend- ent fire alarm. 24 99
Robert J. Mckinney, ringing bell. 3 00
Hill's livery, horse hire. 9 00
$208 II
Carried forward
$3,019 59
109
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward $3,019 59
SEPTEMBER
American Express Company, express. $ 4 45
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and adver- tising 14 63
F. H. Rundlett, distributing tax bills. 50 00
Charles M. Townsend, ringing bell. 6 00
J. J. Merrill, I month's salary superintend- ent wires and I month's salary superin- tendent fire alarm. 24 99
Hunt Printing and Engraving Co., printing and advertising 13 00
News Pub. Co., advertising. 27 00
8 61
Telephone Co., use of telephone.
W. H. Welch and H. W. Little, expenses to Boston and return on account of files .... 8 00
Elijah George, copy of Ann E. Taggard will. . I 00
$157 68
OCTOBER
Board of assessors, coying assessors' books for commonwealth of Mass. $200 00
Newburyport Herald Co., printing. 8 75
News Pub. Co., printing 15 25
Hobbs & Warren Co., blanks.
I 57
American Express Co., express.
2 55
C. W. Bailey, sundries ..
I 80
J. J. Merrill, I month's salary superintendent wires and I month's salary superintendent fire alarm 24 99
H. T. Brekmer, repairing and cleaning type- writer
2 15
Western Union Tel. Co., telegram.
25
Charles D. Gay, transcript of testimony suit Spalding vs. Newburyport.
15 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage and box rent II 50 Albert Hodgdon, services at ward room. 2 00
Henry Bell, ringing bell. 3 00
Fisher & Co., sundries
4 33
C. M. Townsend, ringing bell.
3 00
William H. Johnson, ringing bell. 3 00
W. B. Badger & Co., transfer case.
20
Carried forward $299 34
$3,177 27
IIO
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $299 34
$3,177 27
George H. Newton, agent, gold pen. 4 00
Telpehone Co., use of telephone. 2 13
Langley, Burr & Co., material for decorat- ing City Hall in memorial for President McKinley 230 12
$535 59
NOVEMBER
Frank Turpin, painting sign $ I 50
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