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Total funds, December 21, 1901 $13,541 15
City appropriation for 1902 . 6,650 00
Interest on investments in 1902 544 00
$20,735 15
INVESTMENTS.
Newburyport 33 per cent school bonds $5,000 00
Newburyport 32 per cent sewer bonds 8,000 00
Newburyport 33 per cent high school bonds . 7,000 00
Deposit in Five Cents Savings Bank,
city .
422 06
Deposit in First National Bank, city .
313 09
$20,735 15
SINKING FUND- SCHOOL HOUSE LOAN.
Loan, $27,500: due June 1, 1910.
Total funds, December 21, 1901 . $2,000 00
City appropriation for 1902 . 2,000 00
Interest on investments in 1902 103 00 $4,103 00
1 INVESTMENTS.
Newburyport 3g per cent sewer bonds $2,000 00 Newburyport 32 per cent high school
bonds . 2,000 00
Deposit in First National Bank, city
103 00
$4,103 00
75
SINKING FUNDS.
SINKING FUND-SEWERAGE LOAN.
Loan, $46,000; due September 1, 1931.
City appropriation for 1902 $1,300 00
Interest on investments in 1902 24 16
$1,324 16
INVESTMENTS.
Deposit in First National Bank, city . $1,324 16
SUMMARY.
City of Newburyport 4 per cent sewer bonds $20,000 00
City of Newburyport 3} per cent sewer bonds 20,000 00
City of Newburyport 3} per cent school bonds 27,500 00 City of Newburyport 32 per cent high school bonds 17,000 00
City of Malden 4 per cent sewer bonds 15,000 00
City of Haverhill 4 per cent water bonds .
5,000 00
City of Quincy 4 per cent water bonds . 500 00
Deposit in Five Cents Savings Bank, city 1,347 06
Deposit in First National Bank, city
1,740 25
$108,087 31
Held in trust by the commissioners, under order of the city council passed June 15, 1899, which is placed on deposit at the First National Bank, city $3,163 20 Income for the year 1902 32 75
$3,195 95
J. V. FELKER, Treasurer.
Fifty-second Annual Report
OF THE
City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
78
ANNUAL REPORTS
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DR.
CITY OF NEWBURYPORT in account current
To amounts paid mayor's orders and charged as follows :
Poor
$25,563 08
Schools
37,485 42
Fire
11,4II 92
Highways
18,817 49
Incidentals
4,618 93
Public Property
5,998 31
Police
13,533 22
Lighting
13,755 86
Interest
22,470 83
Public library
4,242 14
Sidewalks and edgestones
2 257 94
Newburyport bridge
2,336 91
Culverts
1,539 93
Notes payable .
127,167 73
State of Massachusetts, state aid, chapter 374
10,822 00
military aid, chapter 372.
469 46
burial expense
175 00
state tax
5,592 50
County of Essex, county tax.
9,924 53
Non-resident bank tax
4,504 46
Fuel
1,543 07
Salaries
10,149 70
Board of health
8,013 59
Printing
637 28
Sinking fund commissioners. .
16,000 00
Ashes and rubbish
1,469 41
Memorial day
200 00
Sewer, maintenance
481 90
construction
6,102 34
Parks, regular
492 82
66 Atkinson common
496 75
Cushing
89 52
Soldiers' relief
4,81 1 60
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CITY TREASURER
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
DECEMBER 20, 1902.
with JAMES V. FELKER, City Treasurer. CR.
By cash on hand December 21, 1901 . $60,843 49
By cash received and credited as follows :
Poor
5,263 08
Schools 1,208 05
Fire
301 38
Highways
3,005 73
Incidentals
2,229 95
Public property
444 43
Police
2,259 47
Lighting
3 00
Interest on overdue taxes
$2,980 09
66 bank deposits 1,519 39
4,499 48
Public library
1,469 98
Sidewalks and edgestones.
89 00
Notes payable
131,467 73
State of Massachusetts, state aid, chapter 374
10,134 00
military aid, chapter 372
296 73
burial expense
350 00
. €
66
armory rents
100 00
Bromfield fund
490 00
Liquor licenses
1 00
Ashes and rubbish
8 75
Non-resident bank tax, city banks.
$2,971 79
state of Massachusetts . . 3,305 31
6,277 10
Income, corporation tax, 1901 .
92
corporation tax, 1902 12,092 57
12,093 49
Soldiers' relief
529 46
County of Essex (seals)
42 00
Dog licenses
437 04
City hall
1,655 00
Burial lots
303 00
So
ANNUAL REPORTS
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DR. CITY OF NEWBURYPORT in account current
County of Essex (seals)
$ 42 00
Watering streets for 1902
5,353 86
Bromfield fund
406 59
Anna Jaques hospital
600 00
High schoolhouse
25,885 77
State of Massachusetts, account corporation tax of 1901 ...
3 63
non-resident bank tax of 1901 .
254 65
Liquor licenses.
348 83
Memorial volume
50 00
Grading new street, ward 6
300 00
Copying records of Old Newbury
100 00
South end reading room.
200 0c
Balance, cash on hand December 20, 1902
68,566 60
$475,287 57
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CITY TREASURER
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
DECEMBER 20, 1902.
with JAMES V. FELKER, City Treasurer.
Board of health
$ 1,129 59
Parks, Atkinson common
2 20
Newburyport bridge
963 20
Betterments
1,514 60
Watering streets, 1899
20 04
66
1900.
263 37
66
I90I
676 29
1902.
3,657 17
4,616 87
Taxes of 1899
469 90
1900
17,937 90
I90I .
27,446 79
1902
137,632 54
183,487 13
Sewer, construction
311 19
Fuel
1,385 00
High schoolhouse
1,165 45
City bonds, 32 per cents, high school loan
35,000 00
$475,287 57
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES V. FELKER, City Treasurer.
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TABULAR STATEMENT
OF THE
Appropriations, Expenditures, and Balances,-Year Ending December 20, 1902.
DEPARTMENTS.
APPROPRI- ATIONS.
INCOME AND TRANSFERS.
TOTAL CREDITS.
EXPEND- ITURES AND TRANSFERS
UNDRAWN.
OVER- DRAWN.
Poor
$ 20,000
$5,263 08
$25,263 08
$25,563 08
$ 300 00
Schools
32,000
1,208 05
33,208 05
37,485 42
4,277 37
Fire. .
11,000
301 38
11,301 38
11,4II 92
IIO 54
Highway
13,000
3,005 73
16,005 73
18,817 49
2,811 76
Sidewalks and edgestones.
1,000
89
1,089
2,257 94
1,168 94
Ashes and rubbish . . .
1,250
3 75
1,258 75
1,469 41
210 66
Bridges and culverts
2,500
963 20
3,463 20
3,876 84
413 64
Watering streets
800
4,563 22
5,363 22
5,358
5 22
Incidentals
250
5,837 80
6,087 80
5,86 t 80
226
Public property
4,000
2,502 43
6,502 43
5,998 31
504 12
. .
Police .
11,500
2,259 47
13,759 47
13,533 22
Lighting
13,200
3
13,203
13,755 86
552 86
Salaries
9,550
9,550
10,149 70
599 70
Fuel .
400
1,385
1,785
1,543 07
241 93
Public library
2,000
1,907 02
3,907 02
4,242 14
335 12
Printing .
800
800
637 28
162 72
Board of health
750
1,129 59
1,879 59
8,013 59
6,134 00
Military aid
275
275
234 73
40 27
Soldiers' relief
3,350
529 46
3,879 46
4,811 60
932 14
450
. ..
450
492 82
42 82
Atkinson common
500
2 20
502 20
496,75
5 45
.
Cushing .
75
...
75
89 52
14 52
.
...
...
. . .
...
.
.
.
.
2 26 25
. . .
ANNUAL REPORTS
Parks
..
Memorial day.
200
. . .
200
Sewer, maintenance .
650
.. .
650
200 481 90 600
168 10
....
Anna Jaques Hospital.
600
. ..
.
..
....
1,200
1,211 78
... .
II 78 328 79
1900
600
44 95
644 95
973 74
. . . .
.
.
1902
50
2,155 40
2,205 40
1,733
472 40
19,400
4,499 48
23,899 48
22,470 83
1,428 65
Notes payable.
1,200
1,200
1,200
....
Sinking funds.
16,000
....
16,000
16,000
...
...
.
....
2,000
2,000
. . .
Reduction of city debt (including over- draft of 1901, $6,567.29) .
18,000
18,000
6.567 29
11,432 71
South end reading room.
200
200
200
...
Copying records of Old Newbury .
100
100
100
...
· .
...
Memorial volume .
250
. .. .
250
50
200
· ..
$189,800
$37,721 83
$227,521 83
$228,798 81
$17,113 82
$18,390 80
Balance overdrawn for the year
1,276 98
$18,390 80
$18,390 80
..
...
.
CITY TREASURER
..
.
. . . .
Grading new street, ward 6
300
. . . .
300
300
1901
400
63 62
463 62
609 78
146 16
. . .
Interest .
.
. .
Abatements, tax of 1899
1,200
600
. .
Trustees Putnam Free School.
2,000
...
....
83
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ANNUAL REPORTS
STATEMENT OF CITY DEBT. DECEMBER 20, 1902.
City bonds :
DUE.
INTEREST.
RATE.
AMOUNT.
Refunding loan
. 1908
$2,600 00
4
$65,000 00
..
1911
3,600 00
4
90,000 00
1913
1,000 00
4
25,000 00
Sewerage loan
1919
4,300 00
4
107,500 00
1931
1,610 00
33
46,000 00
School house loan
. 1910
962 50
33
27,500 00
High school loan . . . 1922
1,225 00
33
35,000 00
Notes payable :
No. 592, temporary loan, demand 1,250 00
3g
40,000 00
" 600,
66
781 25
3g
25,000 00
** 615,
.
450 00
3
15,000 00
" 622,
. 1902
30 00
3
1,000 00
++ 627,
. demand
750 00
3
25,000 00
** 624,
60
. 1903
43 03
3
1,467 73
"' 632,
. 1903
120 00
3
4,000 00
** 633,
, 1903
420 00
33
12,000 00
Com. on Sawyer fund . demand
225 00
43
15,000 00
" Green fund
80 00
4
2,000 00
" Toppan fund .
66
10 00
4
250 00
" A. Williams fund
60
40 00
4
1,000 00
Todd fund
400 00
4
10,000 00
W.O. Moseley fund
66
400 00
4
10,000 00
Overseers of the poor, Dexter fund . . .
90 00
43
2,000 00
Trustees of will of Mar-
66
472 50
42
10,500 00
Trustees Simpson fund
66
900 00
42
20,000 00
Follanshee .fund
66
120 00
4
3,000 00
$22,594 28
$599,217 73
Due sundry accounts
32 60
Gross debt (carried forward)
$599,250 33
.
" Brown fund
675 00
4
1,000 00
" Frothingham fund .
40 00
5,000 00
garet Atwood .
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CITY TREASURER
Gross debt (brought forward) . $599,250 33
Less sinking funds and other assets 277,524 94
Net debt, December 20, 1902 $321,725 39
Net debt, December 21, 1901
317,272 13
Increase of debt in 1902
$4,453 26
The increase of debt in 1902 is explained as fol- lows :
Appropriated to sinking funds in 1902 . $16,000 00
notes payable in 1902 . 1,200 00
Net income of sinking funds in 1902 2,781 16
Decrease of overdraft in 1902 5,290 31
Appropriated to Curtis school house
786 74
Credit for the year . $26,058 21
Net expenditures on sewerage in 1902 . $5,791 15
high school house . 24,720 32
Debit for the year 30,511 47
Increase of debt (as above stated)
$4,453 26
86
ANNUAL REPORTS
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES.
SHOWING BALANCE, DECEMBER 20, 1902.
Assessed for city purposes . $179,800 00
Assessed for re-assessments 359 54
Assessed for overlay 1,795 86
Assessed for state tax
5,592 50
Assessed for county tax 9,924 53
$197,472 43
Income allowed by assessors
10,000 00
Income credited the several departments
35,457 86
Income from Bromfield fund in 1902
400 00
Balance due Bromfield fund, December 21, 1991
35 71
Balance due Atkinson common, December 21, 1901
3 48
Supplementary commitment, tax of 1900
44 95
Supplementary commitment, tax of 1901
63 62
$243,478 05
Payments on the several departments . $206,989 11 Abatements of tax of 1899
1,211 78
66 1900
973 74
1901
609 78
1902 .
1,733 00
Abatements, watering streets, 1899
10 71
.6
1900
46 80
.6
1901
18 33
٠،
1902
5 56
Paid state tax
5,592 50
Paid county tax
9,924 53
Expenditures on Bromfield fund .
406 59
Paid sinking fund commissioners city appropriation for 1902
16,000 00
Paid Notes Payable amount of city appropriation for 1902
1,200 00
244,722 43
$1,244 38 Carried forward .
.
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CITY TREASURER
Brought forward . $1.244 38 Credit balance Bromfield fund account,
December 20, 1902 $29 12 Credit balance Atkinson common ac- count, December 20, 1902 3 48
32 60
Balance overdrawn for the year $1,276 98
DEBTS DUE THE CITY AND OTHER ASSETS.
DECEMBER 20, 1902.
Taxes of 1899 $ 252 50
1900 1,935 15
1901 24,447 23
.. 1902 58,106 89
Betterments
1,597 45
Watering streets for 1901 .
312 09
،، 1902 900 49
State of Massachusetts, state aid . 9,924 00
66 military aid 220 23
burial account 175 00
Sinking fund (including $3,000 in trust) 111,087 31
Cash on hand, December 20, 1902
68,566 60
$277,524 94
SS
ANNUAL REPORTS
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS IN ACCOUNT WITH CITY OF NEWBURYPORT.
Balance due from state, Dec. 21, 1901 . $9,903 23 State aid paid in 1902, chapter 374,
acts of 1899 10,822 00
Military aid paid in 1902, chapter 372,
acts of 1899 469 46
Burial expense paid in 1902. chapter 279, acts of 1896 175 00
Armory rent charged in 1902
100 00
Corporation taxes for year 1902
12,092 57
Street railway tax, chapter 578, acts of 1898 1,200 30
Balance of corporation tax for 1901 2 71
Balance of national bank tax for 1901 . 254 65
Excess of appropriation for one-half payments of military aid in 1902 . 40 27
$35,060 19
RECEIVED.
For account of state aid, chapter 374 . $10,134 00
military aid, chapter 372 . 296 73
armory rents . 100 00
corporation tax, 1902
12,092 57
burial expense, 1901 . 350 00
6. street railway tax, 1902 1,200 30
City appropriation for one-half pay-
ments of military aid in 1902 . . .
275 00
Incidentals for account of corporation tax of 1901 . 2 71
Incidentals for account of non-resident bank tax, 1901 254 65
Incidentals for account of burial ex- pense not allowed 35 00
24,740 96
$10,319 23
1
89
CITY TREASURER
DUE FROM THE STATE. DECEMBER 20, 1902.
For state aid, chapter 374, acts of 1899 . $9,924 00
For military aid, chapter 372, acts of 1899 . 220 23
For burial expense, chapter 279, acts of 1896
175 00
$10,319 23
TRIAL BALANCE.
DR. DECEMBER 20, 1902. CR.
Cash . $ 543 10
First National Bank,
city . 60,841 25
First National Bank,
Boston .
7,182 25
Massachusetts,
State aid . 9,924 00
Military aid . .
220 23
Burial expense .
175 00
Sinking fund com- missioners . .
111,087 31
Water account . . 56,284 19
City of Newb'port, 390,041 85 Tax of 1899 . 252 50
1900
1,935 15
1901 .
24,447 23
66 1902 .
58,106 89
Betterments .
1,597 45
Watering streets,
For 1901 .
312 09
For 1902 .
900 49
Incidentals (over-
draft for year 1902 )
1,276 98
$725,127 96
Notes payable . . $203,217 73 City bonds 396,000 00 Sinking funds . . 108,087 31
(in trust) 3,000 00
Atkinson common commissioners . 8 48
Bromfield fund 29 12
Sewers (construction) 4,510 64
High school house 10,279 68
$725,127 96
90
ANNUAL REPORTS
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
DR. CITY OF NEWBURYPORT in account current
To uncollected taxes of 1899, Dec. 21, 1901 . $1,934 18
66 1 900,
20,801 84
190I,
52,440 18
$75,176 20
To uncollected betterments, Dec. 21, 1901
3,112 05
To uncollected watering streets, 1899 (Deceni- ber 21, 1901). 30 75
To uncollected watering streets, 1900 (Decem- ber 21, 1901) 310 17
To uncollected watering streets, 1901 (Decem- ber 21, 1901). 1,002 75
To supplementary commitment tax of 1900. ..
1901 ...
To tax of 1902 committed by assessors .. $189,800 00
Less estimated income. 10,000 00
$179,800 00
To state tax
5,592 50
To county tax
9,924 53
To overlay ..
1,795 86
To supplementary commitment.
359 54
$197,472 43
To non-resident bank tax of 1902
2,971 79
To watering streets, levied in 1902.
3,659 08
To supplementary commitment for watering streets, 1901 . 3 96
To supplementary commitment for watering streets, 1902 4 ¥4
204, III 40
$283,851 89
$79,631 92 44 95 63 62
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COLLECTOR OF TAXES
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
with JAMES V. FELKER, Collector of Taxes. CR-
By taxes of 1899 collected and paid to treasurer
$469 90
66
1900
17,937 90
66
190I
27,446 79
66
1902
137,632 54
$183,487 13 By betterments collected and paid to treasurer 1,514 60 By non-resident bank tax
By watering streets for 1899
66
20 04
1900
263 37
66
1901
66
676 29
16
66
2,757 17
By abatements, tax of 1899
$1,2II 78
1900
973 74
66
609 78
66
.“
1902
1,733 00
$4,528 30
By abatements, watering streets, 1899
IO 7I
1900
46 80
66
66
1901
18 33
66
66
5 56
By uncollected taxes of 1899, Dec. 20, 1902.
$ 252 50
66
1900,
1,935 15
66
. ...
24,447 23
. .
66
1902,
. ...
58,106 89
$84,741 77
1,597 45
By uncollected betterments, Dec. 20, 1902 . . By uncollected watering streets for 1901, De- cember 20, 1902 .
312 09
By uncollected watering streets for 1902, De- cember 20, 1902
900 49
87,551 80
$283,851 89
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES V. FELKER, Collector of Taxes. Newburyport, December 20, 1902.
66
66
66
2,971 79
1902
$191,690 39
66
1902
4,609 70
1901,
66
1901
Detailed Statement
OF THE
Receipts and Expenditures.
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ANNUAL REPORTS ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
1899
City appropriation $ 1,200 00
Allowed on assessors' orders 1,211 78
Overdrawn, transferred from incidentals
11 78
1900
City appropriation $ 600 00
Supplementary assessments 44 95
644 95
Allowed on assessors' orders
973 74
Overdrawn, transferred from incidentals .
328 79
1901
City appropriation $ 400 00
Supplementary assessments 63 62
463 62
Allowed on assessors' orders
609 78
Overdrawn, transferred from incidentals . 1902
146 16
City appropriation $ 50 00
Supplementary assessments 359 54
Overlay
1,795 86
2,205 40
Allowed on assessors' orders
1,733 00
Undrawn, transferred to incidentals
472 40
WATERING STREETS, 1899
Allowed on assessors' orders . S 10 71
Overdrawn, transferred from incidentals . 10 71
95
DETAILED STATEMENT
WATERING STREETS, 1900
Allowed on assessors' orders $ 46 80
Overdrawn, transferred from incidentals 46 80
WATERING STREETS, 1901
Supplementary assessments $ 3 96
Allowed on assessors' orders 18 33
Overdrawn, transferred from incidentals
14 37
WATERING STREETS, 1902
Supplementary assessments $ 4 14
Allowed on assessors' orders 5 56
Overdrawn, transferred from incidentals
1 42
ASHES AND RUBBISH.
Appropriation . $ 1,250 00
CREDITS.
From Towle Manufacturing Company, ashes 8 75
Total appropriation and income 1.258 75
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account
210 66
$1,469 41
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the Committee on Highways. ]
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising . $
7 50
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 6 75
Cashman Brothers, use of team 2 00
Charles E. Allen, labor . 100 00
Louis Boutin, 53 42
Daniel Casey, 100 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Richard Connors, labor
$ 32 00
Thomas Hale
88 03
Jeremiah Hartnett, "
104 00
Cornelius Kelleher, “
133 44
Dennis Kelleher,
104 00
Daniel Lucy, 66
32 00
John Pollard.
16 00
Cornelius Shea, .6
86 00
Jeremiah Sheehan,
104 00
Cornelius Sullivan, 66
104 00
James E. Welch,
30 82
John Whalen,
90 00
Cornelius Lucy, ..
90 00
Frederick Rand,
30 00
Timothy Coffey, 66
62 00
Daniel O'Connell,
46 00
Daniel Quill,
3 60
Cornelius Lynch, 66
3 60
Jeremiah Toomey,
14 25
John Fountain, 66
2 00
Thomas Coleman,
2 00
John L. Sullivan,
2 00
George Dixon,
2 00
Michael Kelley, 66
2 00
Thomas Couinhan,
2 00
John Lynch,
2 00
H. T. Wilkie, 66
2 00
William Woods, labor, spreading ashes
10 00
$1,469 41
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DETAILED STATEMENT
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Appropriation
$750 00
CREDITS.
From Charles W. Page, cash from plumbers'
$ 7 50 licenses
From Geo. W. Knight, agent, milk licenses 6 50
66 66 slaughter house licenses 3 00
From town of Newbury, for notices
2 87
From town of Randolph, T. H. Sanderson small pox case . 562 96
From state of Massachusetts, on account of contagious diseases . 546 76
1,129 59
Total appropriation and income
$1,879 59
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci-
dentals to balance account 6,134 00
$8,013 59
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the Board of Health. ]
John E. Bailey, use of office, telephone, horse, and cash paid in small pox cases . $ 59 40
Charles W. Page, 12 months' service as clerk, stamps and stationery . 53 85
George W. Knight, salary as agent to June 1, 1902, and cash paid in small pox cases. 427 68
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising 73 42
Hunt Printing & Engraving Co., " 66
38 50
News Publishing Co., 77 40
Ernest H. Noyes, vaccinations, and care of small pox cases . 1,869 75
Stephen P. Bray, one-quarter ton stove coal 1 75
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98
ANNUAL REPORTS
A. W. Parsons, provisions . $
9 56
H. A. Wilson, groceries 37 38
J. Moody Akerman, provisions 55 91
Fisher & Co., dry goods 165 00
Albert O. Colby, fumigating Jackman school 3 00
Carter, Carter & Meigs, sundries 48 00
Thomas Noyes & Son, groceries, 76 91
E. Desilets, groceries . 261 88
Charles W. Poor, groceries 57 29
William J. Cook, groceries 100 40
E. P. Stickney, provisions 56 76
H. C. Hewitt, groceries . 37 17
Robert J. Mckinney, burial of Thomas Fawcett 15 00
Thomas Foley, attendance on patient at jail 15 00
W. W. Pillsbury, medical attendance at jail 10 00
Hugh Kelleher, labor 90
Cornelius Lucy, 66 90
Daniel Lucy,
90
Red Cross Chemical Co., disinfectants . 19 50
Charles O. Townsend, shades and hanging 3 00
Charles H. Sargent, sevices as inspector, 162 00
William J. Wilkinson, plumbing inspection 69 00
Directory for Nurses, furnishing nurse 2 00
C. G. Thomas, furniture 10 00
Frank B. Hubbard, clothing
97 35
Bay State Bottling Co., liquors
37 70
Central Pharmacy, medicinal supplies
21 10
Police department, services of police
693 00
D. F. Noyes, furnishings
56 75
Edward Osgood, “ 10 42
W. C. Langley Furniture Co., furnishings 7 95
Charles N. Maguire, horse hire . 75 00
John H. McCollam, professional services 10 00
Charles L. Davis, vaccination points, shields, anti- toxin, and cash paid . 142 33
J. C. Colman, piece of pine, 8 feet spruce, trucking 78
99
DETAILED STATEMENT
J. M. Greenough, use of horse and carriage $ 27 00
John H. Balch, Jr., wood and coal 41 95
Louis F. Barton, shoes 30 50
Irving K. Wells, provisions 46 39
Frederick Tigh, professional services 551 00
Abbie Ray Taylor, nursing and clothing
290 00
W. A. Dickie, lettering signs and teaming
1 75
Charles C. Stockman, furnishings 108 42
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor
65 83
Simeon O. Pilling, expenses, telephoning
2 75
George W. Holmes, services as nurse
769 50
Charles P. Kelley, groceries 2 86
D. J. Kelleher, goods delivered to Willette family . 24 55
Charles H. Lewis, fumigating and disinfecting 3 00
S. H. Thurlow, pick and shovel 1 40
T. R. Healey, antitoxin 7 25
John Collins, 2 feet wood 3 25
Anna Jaques Hospital, 2 rolls of gauze 6 00
Mrs. Agnes Hitchen, labor at Peabody house 48 00
Edward S. Hidden, pastry . 3 06
John Burke, services from June 1 and cash paid .
117 58
Jere Healey, wood and coal
59 75
S. J. Hughes, groceries 12 12
Yerxa & Co., 48 98
George A. Randall, milk
1 02
Pike & Elliott, burial of patient
90 00
Poor department, milk from city farm 14 90
Carrie Ronan, quarantine on account of Sanderson small pox case 10 00
P. St. Cyr, groceries 9 11
George H. Plumer, dry goods 40 82
J. W. Floyd, milk 12 30
.James Noyes, groceries
8 88
George A. Lang, fish 1 63
Sulpho-Napthol Co., 1 can sulpho-napthol 10 00
D. A. Goodwin, Jr., groceries 19 74
100
ANNUAL REPORTS
W. C. O'Connell, provisions . $ 13 21
Richard E. Pierce, services at pest house 500 00
Karl Castelhun, 50 dozen formaldehydes . 37 50
$8,013 59
BRIDGES AND CULVERTS.
Appropriation $2,500 00
CREDITS.
From county of Essex, one-half of ex-
pense of repairs on Newburyport bridge
for year 1901 . $150 75
From county of Essex, one-half of ex- pense of repairs on Newburyport bridge for year 1902 748 03
From town of Salisbury, one-half expense of Cashman Brothers' bill 53 92
From town of West Newbury, one-half of expense of painting Curson mill bridge . 10 50
963 20
Total appropriation and income 3,463 20
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci-
dentals to balance account . 413 64
$3,876 84
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by Committee on Bridges and Culverts. ] NEWBURYPORT BRIDGE.
Gas & Electric Co., 1 arc light for 1 year $ 73 44
W. I. Hunt, services as drawtender and cash paid for helper . 840 86
James H. Noyes, 2 shovels
60
S. H. Thurlow, hardware
16 17
Telephone Co., use of telephone 25 02
J. E. Bailey, stock and labor 582 79
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DETAILED STATEMENT
N. C. Moody, bolts . $
3 55
Edward Donahoe, bolts and labor 6 00
J. C. Colman, lumber and teaming 311 79
T. F. O'Neil, stone and labor 89 79
D. N. Richardson, oil . 2 60
C. J. Fogg, expenses
7 60
Wolfe tavern, entertainment of bridge committee
15 00
Newburyport Herald, advertising .
20 75
Moses Brown, mayor, expenses to Boston of com- mittee on bridge account 20 00
Albert Russell & Sons, stock, labor, and castings . 288 75
William Holker, lanterns and globes 5 25
H. J. Menut, oil . 9 25
Hermon Staples, glass and setting 1 20
News Publishing Co., advertising 16 50
CULVERTS. $2,336 91
William Holker, pipe .
$ 3 42
Cashman Brothers, teaming
19 25
James E. Colman, lumber and teaming
233 06
N. E. Fire-Proofing Co., brick .
30 20
G. W. Bollman, labor on stone
10 40
E. C. Johnson, teaming .
5 30
Barboro & Dondero, 8 bags salt
2 00
C. H. Meader, stock and labor
1 65
Albert Russell & Sons, stock and labor
36 10
T. H. McCarthy, stock and labor .
126 89
Edward Donahoe, grates, bolts, and labor
17 00
D. N. Richardson, oil
90
Blackmere Post Pipe Co., pipe 75 30
J. Littlefield & Son, jobbing . 78
Boston & Maine railroad, freight on sewer pipe 105 12
Jere B. Lunt, stock and labor 17 99
Barbour Stockwell Co., 2 Concord frames and grates 9 33
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor 8 52
Towle Manufacturing Co., 20 feet sewer pipe 18 96
102
ANNUAL REPORTS
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor $ 9 15
A. F. Young, teaming 75
Puritan Iron Works, grates and frames 10 40
W. W. Hutchins, painting Curson mill bridge, stock and labor 21 00
Andrew Casey, sundries 2 93
Daniel Casey, labor
57 62
Richard Connors, labor
11 81
Thomas Hale,
71 04
Cornelius Lynch, 66
19 13
John Pollard, 66
5 52
Daniel Quill,
45 01
Edmund Ryan,
29 25
Charles E. Allen, 66
68 20
Cornelius Sullivan, "
48 96
Jeremiah Hartnett, "
65 73
Dennis Kelleher, 66
45 01
Daniel Lucy, 66
15 42
John Whalen, 29 26
Frederick Rand, . .
18 01
Cornelius Lucy,
93 41
Cornelius Kelleher,
10 14
E. E. Bartlett,
23
Louis Boutin, 66
3 73
Timothy Coffey, 66
28 24
Thomas Ryan, 66
9 23
Jeremiah Sheehan,
26 21
James E. Kendall,
2 81
Jeremiah Toomey,
27 24
Daniel O'Connell, "
42 32
$1,539 93
103
DETAILED STATEMENT
BROMFIELD FUND.
Balance on hand, December 21, 1901
$ 35 71
Income for 1902 . 400 00
435 71
Balance on hand, December 20, 1902
29 12
$406 59
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by Committee on Bromfield Fund. ]
George H. Jaques, 580 square feet galvanized cellar
window netting
$ 23 20
Lyman W. Lord, labor
37 00
Thomas T. Upton, furnishing and planting 62 trees
124 00
Toppan & Wilson, 1 tree pruner
85
T. Y. Cotton, 69 tree protectors
41 40
Estate Jane George, allowance on sidewalk account
8 90
Henry B. Little,
8 44
Mrs. Simeon V. Wells,
16 42
Mrs. Patrick Dixon, .. ٠٠
1 80
Mrs. Wm. H. Blaisdell,
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