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27 90
Miss Charlotte Flanders, "
14 28
Mrs. Edward F. Welch, “
38 37
Estate Dudley T. Batchelder,
23 58
Orrin B. Gerrish (in part),
4 30
Estate Moses A. Plummer,
66
13 10
Charles M. Townsend,
16 74
Cornelius Buckley (in part),
..
6 31
$406 59
104
ANNUAL REPORTS
CITY BONDS.
Amount outstanding, December 21, 1901 $361,000 00 Bonds issued during the year 1902 as follows : Thirty-five bonds, numbered 1 to 35 inclusive, of the denomination of $1,000 each, dated July 1, 1902, payable July 1, 1922, bearing interest at the rate of 32 per cent per annum. Six of the bonds were registered and 29 were coupon. High school loan
35,000 00
Amount outstanding, December 20, 1902 $396,000 00
Due as follows :
1908, at 4 per cent $65,000 00
1910, " 32 66 27,500 00
1911, " 4
1913, " 4 66 90,000 00
25,000 00
1919, " 4 66 107,500 00
1922, " 3₺ 66 35,000 00
1931, " 3}
46,000 00
$396,000 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$11,000 00
CREDITS.
From committee on fire department, bill credited back (error) . $ 1 00
From Cochraine Chemical Co., bill credited back (error) 4 00
From J. W. Doyle, bill credited back . 4 00 From Standard Oil Co., bill credited back 4 63
105
DETAILED STATEMENT
From Chief S. C. Reed, for sale of old
hose and junk $ 20 00
From town of Newbury, services of depart- ment, Jan. 24, 1902, and April 5, 1902 30 00
From town of Newbury, services of depart- ment at Doyle house 100 00
From town of Salisbury, services of de- partment, July 13, 1902 137 75
301 38
Total appropriation and income
$11,301 38
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci-
dentals to balance account . 110 54
$11,411 92
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by Committee on Fire Department. ]
S. C. Reed, services as chief $ 300 00
S. C. Reed, allowance for horse hire and cash paid 118 92
S. C. Reed, cash paid for services of department at Newbury fire 72 00
S. C. Reed, cash paid for services of department at Salisbury beach fire 87 75
Board of engineers, services of board 240 00
Steamer company No. 1, services of the company 850 00
Steamer company No. 2,
900 00
Steamer company No. 3, 66
908 25
Y. A. hook and ladder company No. 1, " 924 50
Hose company No. 7, services of the company 635 00
Hose company No. 8, 66
635 00
Chas. W. Adams, services as engineer, steamer No. 1 160 00
Frank W. Landford, 66 No. 2 160 00
Frank E. Davis,
No. 3 160 00
Jason E. Lawrence, assistant engineer, steamer No. 1 20 00
Charles S. Blake,
66
No. 2
20 00
Ralph S. Bailey,
No. 3 20 00
106
ANNUAL, REPORTS
Geo. N. Black, services as steward and fireman, No. 2 $ 150 00
Walter R. Bradbury, " No. 3 150 00
Eben P. Allen, 52 weeks' salary as permanent fireman . 728 00
Herbert Currier, 1 year's services as steward, Y. A. hook and ladder company 50 00
George M. Ellery, 12 months' services as captain, steamer No. 1 . 10 00
Thomas E. Colman, 12 months' services as captain, steamer No. 2 . 10 00
Samuel T. Chase, 12 months' services as captain, steamer No. 3 . 10 00
George P. Osborne, 12 months' services as foreman, hook and ladder company 10 00
Joel L. Lancey, 12 months' services as captain. hose No. 7 10 00
William B. Porter, 12 months' services as captain, hose No. 8 10 00
J. W. Sargent aud S. C. Reed, expenses to Boston for hose, etc. 5 50
Jackson Express Co., express 1 20
M. P. Phillips, leather straps 2 75
J. W. Sargent, expenses to Lawrence 2 50
Newburyport Express Co., express
H. N. Marshall & Son, hay and salt 1 00
1 30
W. T. Humphries, premium on insurance policy 21 66
F. E. Davis, stock and labor, express, etc. 262 69
William B. Porter, use of horses and carting 15 45
Thomas Noyes & Son, salt 1 96
Moses H. Fowler, oil . 6 60
Chase Magazine Camera Co., lantern springs, hose 1 1 00
William Wilkinson, cleaning out hose 1 80
Edward Osgood, sundries 9 24
Stuart Howland & Co., wire . 8 65
Frederick K. Rand, washing and boiling hose . 12 00
J. W. Clark, labor on truck and ladders 7 00
107
DETAILED STATEMENT
S. H. Thurlow, hardware $ 6 48
Jere M. Haley, carting 96 20
W. E. Decrow, sundries 3 90
J. N. Frost, 1 pair horses, Dec. 5, 1902, for steamer No. 2 5 00
George N. Jaques, hose for steamer No. 1
25
J. J. & H. J. Chase, lantern springs 2 15
Atkinson Coal Co., coal for central fire station and engines 1, 2, and 3 . . 126 34
C. Callahan & Co., sundries 35 13
William Holker, sundries 23 12
Hill's Livery, horse hire . 37 00
Toppan & Wilson, hardware
10 40
Charles S. Blake, extra services
2 50
Henry J. Noyes, stock and labor on box at central station 1 50
A. C. Hall, services washing and rolling hose . 5 75
John W. Allen, sundries, steamers 1 and 2 . 15 10
James H. Noyes, oil
6 50
Telephone Co., telephone rental 69 36
J. C. Wilkins, grease . 8 50
F. L. Moses, labor at Israel Morse's barn 1 00
Lynn Oil Co., harness oil 2 50
W. C. Benson, labor and fittings
43 50
D. W. Fisher & Co., dusters . 2 55
Henry K. Barnes, 1 swing engine bell . 18 75
A. E. Bray, material for auxiliary fire alarm 1 15
Fiberloid Co., sulphuric acid . 1 82
Thomas H. Drohan, extra services at engine com- pany No. 2 2 50
A. H. Davis and C. W. Howard, services rendered at No. 3 engine house 5 00
Charles W. Howard, clearing snow from hydrants and reservoirs . 4 00
A. Russell & Sons, casting and teaming 2 15
W. U. Telegraph Co., time service of clock 12 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS
C. E. Currier & Son, stock and labor $ 49 75
J. J. Merrill, labor as electrician 167 24
George H. D. Leighton and T. Colman, services at No. 2 engine house . 5 00
Edgar Ross, stock and labor 57 75
J. W. Doyle, use of teams to fire at Salisbury beach, and labor and stock on hose 2 9 75
Standard Oil Co., oil . 34 75
C. W. Howard and J. P. Page, services at No. 3 engine house 5 00
T. J. Mannix, shavings 1 50
Daniel Neal, keys 30
Morse Heath, stock and labor
39 00
M. H. Chase, repairing, polish, straps, etc. 63 02
Charles H. Stanwood, cleaning off hydrants and reservoirs . 14 50
E. M. Ingalls, fixing hose, steamer No. 1 30 00
Edwin Cook, clearing reservoirs and hydrants up to April 1, 1902, for season 34 00
J. J. Mckinney, washing and rolling hose 9 50
A. L. Jackson, shoveling snow from hydrants and reservoirs 76 25
S. L. Truesdale, services as substitute at central fire station 27 00
C. S. Knowles, galvanized wire and cross-arms 24 06
Frank Thurlow, extra fire duty . 1 00
John E. Downer, painting wheel on hook and ladder 4 50
E. Perkins Lumber Co., wood rolls 40
Wood 150 00
A. F. Ross & Co., soda 2 75
Chorcoran Chemical Co., oil of vitriol 7 14
Electric Storage Battery Co., glass jars, etc.
82 15
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor on tower on Monroe street 91 58
American Loco Co., 4 jump leathers 4 00
.John W. Walker, painting exercise wagon 20 00
109
DETAILED STATEMENT
A. F. Young, teaming $ 1 50
Charles J. Parker, painting bell tower and fire alarm
boxes 30 90
McGlew Brothers Co., ironwork, etc. 8 75
Edward Donahoe, ironwork, etc. 6 50
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 2 18
Jere Healey, wood and coal, central station, hose 7, engine 3 47 98
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor 21 31
Solshine Manufacturing Co., polish . 5 00
C. A. Twitchell & Co., fire badges 3 40
S. S. Joy, engine jacks
30 00
Charles E. Woods, painting 6 55
W. J. Davis, services as substitute fireman . 4 00
Pearl S. Bradford, 12 feet gas tubing, steamer 2 1 20
N. C. Moody, stock and labor 2 65
Revere Rubber Co., 10 pure valves to sample 4 78
F. A. Silloway & Co., sundries . 17 95
H. N. Marshall & Son., hay and salt 2 00
News Publishing Co., printing fire alarm cards 8 75
Arthur G. Osborne, oil and waste 15 31
John O. Erickson, services as substitute fireman 13 00
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., hose 558 60
John Burke, 6 boxes sunshine polish
90
Frank Turpin, painting numbers on hook and ladder 1 50 F. W. Landford and D. S. Blake, leathers, rubbers, and springs, engine No. 2 . 10 00
O. P. Foote, soap 60
Cashman Brothers, use of horses and driver from Dec. 1, 1901, to Dec. 1, 1902, including February, 1901 .
1,265 00
R. J. Foley, supplies and labor 65 90
$11,411 92
110
ANNUAL REPORTS
FUEL.
Appropriation .
$400 00
CREDITS.
From school department, transfer $600 00
" poor department,
300 00
" public library, 66
150 00
fire department, 66 150 00
" soldiers' relief,
150 00
" Follansbee fund, 66
35 00
1,385 00
$1,785 00
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal- ance account 241 93
$1,543 07
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the Committee on Fuel. ]
A. F. Nason, charcoal
$ 17 15
Jere Healey, measuring charcoal 4 00
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 7 50
News Publishing Co., 7 50
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
14 40
Charles Allen,
1 80
Thomas Hale, 66
3 60
Jeremiah Hartnett,
2 70
Cornelius Lucy,
9 68
Daniel O'Connell,
16 21
Dennis Kelleher, . 6
18 23
Jeremiah Toomey, 66
2 70
Daniel Casey, ..
4 50
Timothy Coffey, 66
2 70
Cornelius Kelleher. 66
6 30
Cornelius Lynch, . 6 90 .
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Daniel Quill, labor . $ 90
John Whalen, "
10 80
John Murphy, wood 40 00
Hills' Livery, horse hire .
3 00
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight .
338 32
Clarence J. Fogg, expenses
145 00
Moses Brown, mayor, expenses to Boston
2 35
Charles S. Lovejoy, wood .
209 82
W. S. Coffin, measuring wood
1 31
Western Union Telegraph Company, telegram
50
O. E. Bundy, wood .
245 00
John Ronan, sawing wood 325 00
John A. Brown, wood 101 20
$1,543 07
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$1,300 00
CREDITS.
From state of Massachusetts, balance of street rail- way tax, 1901 . 215 00
From state of Massachusetts, balance of street rail- way tax, 1902 .
1,200 30
From Boston & Northern Street Railway Co., excise tax foi 1902 247 03
From Haverhill and Amesbury Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1902 . 37 87
From Citizens' Electric Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1902 348 61
From Georgetown, Rowley & Ipswich Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1902 27 70
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ANNUAL REPORTS
From Russell & Drew, Boston, 1 pair horses, No. 3 $ 287 50
From Jere M. Hale, sale of No. 2 double cart 42 50
From Newburyport Gas & Electric Co., repairing streets 31 36
From Massachusetts Highway Commission, use of road roller 42 79
From Joseph Ross, bridge contractor, granite . 99 12
From town of Newbury, use of road roller 14 40
From Mrs. M. A. Dimmick, for shoveling snow
3 73
From sewer construction, transfer .
13 12
From James Donahoe, for 1 ton crushed stone
1 15
From James Toomey, 66 1 15
From estate of Lydia LeCraw, for shoveling snow .
1 80
From Franklin H. Knight,
1 80
From H. E. Pond, error on bill .
5 17
From Mazare Poulin, "
6 07
From John Collins, for use of jigger
3 50
From Cashman Brothers, for bedding, house No. 1
21 79
From J. C. Colman, for gravel .
70
From Horace L. Ordway, error on bill
12 75
From E. C. Johnson, for horse, hose 1
100 00
From Michael Cashman, for use of road roller
175 20
From Mrs. S. H. Fowle, for shoveling snow
5 40
From W. A. Hatch, for scrapings
70
From Oldtown Country Club, use of road roller
56 39
From George E. Rogers, for shoveling snow 1 13
Total appropriation and income $16,005 73
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account 2,811 76
$18,817 49
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by Committee on Highways. ]
George W. Langdon, salary as superintendent and cash paid . $1,277 98
Edward Donahoe, shoeing and sundries 148 18
113
DETAILED STATEMENT
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor $ 41 40
William Holker, hardware . 24 02
F. A. Silloway & Co, harness work and sundries 71 24
Edgar Ross, shoeing and sundries 49 64
J. W. Doyle, 66 155 60
McGlew Brothers Co., iron work and shoeing 67 10
T. L. Moses, labor 9 11
M. H. Rolfe, grain 247 09
Hale Knight, hay, straw, and grain . 480 73
E. F. & D. N. Little, exchange of horses 160 00
Charles W. Blake, services as veterinary . 38 00
M. H. Chase, harness work and sundries
120 90
J. Gardner Little, hay 242 83
James C. Colman, use of team and lumber 128 30
E. Perkins Lumber Co., lumber and teaming 12 44
Paul T. Winkley, horses and men 8 00
N. C. Moody, work on chain . 50
Cashman Brothers, use of horses and men and crushed stone 720 38
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 29 92
Herald Co., printing and advertising 46 07
Hunt Printing and Engraving Co., advertising 12 00
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising
29 75
Toppan & Wilson, hardware .
3 25
S. H. Thurlow,
60 97
Estate of N. Varina, weighing stone
28 95
T. F. O'Neil, crushed stone 1,111 08
C. F. Creeden, board of horse and gravel 65 94 Hill's Livery, horse hire . 33 00
George P. Merrill, use of horses and men 35 78
F. W. Underhill, use of horses and men and hay 133 97
J. N. Frost, use of team 33 00
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting 329 20
Hiram L. Ordway, use of team . 41. 70
Philip Ennis, labor . 5 63
Caleb D. Howard, photographs 5 75
114
ANNUAL REPORTS
Atkinson Coal Co., coal . $ 12 45
Mckinney Brothers, exchange of horses 575 00
H. I. Bartlett, gravel . 1 40
Newburyport Water Co., gravel
1 00
Pneumatic Hand Stamp Co., stamps and pad
6 18
Fred W. Chase, use of team and man .
23 04
Telephone Co., use of telephone 18 76
Daniel T. Plumer, hay 32 40
J. W. Chase, labor .
6 75
Thomas Chisnall, labor
9 23
E. E. Linton, services as veterinary
78 50
C. L. Berger & Sons, repairing, cleaning, and ad- justing stackpole 8 10
Wilber Abbott, use of double teams . 16 00
.John Ronan, use of team and men 14 40
J. B. Moulton, use of horses and men 23 90
E. C. Johnson, use of team and men 202 95
Scott Jackman, labor . 2 70
Benjamin G. Davis, stock and labor
11 14
W. C. Benson, repairs on city teams 10 60
John M. Little, hay 100 17
T. A. Moynihan, labor
23 05
J. S. Quill, clipping one single horse
2 50
T. S. Lunt, hay 51 85
John Mahaney, Jr., labor 13 93
John Mahaney, 8 20
W. B. Porter, use of double team
31 75
Jere M. Haley, use of teams and labor 13 80
Thurston S. Chase, use of snow plow and shoveling Fred E. Chase, labor .
9 68
7 43
James Guy, stock and labor
73 35
C. E. Currier & Son, stock and labor
3 06
Jere Healey, coal 44 99
Charles Ferguson, inspection of boiler on road roller 2 00
Ames Plow Co., brooms . 11 21
J. Welch, clipping horses, engine 3 . 1 50
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DETAILED STATEMENT
M. D. Broderick, 52 week's services as driver . $ 728 00
Albert E. Bray, 66
66
728 00
Dennis Lucy,
66
728 00
Frank Annis,
728 00
Dennis J. Hale,
66 66
728 00
George W. Carter,
66
66
728 00
Charles Allen, labor
201 05
Louis Boutin,
84 93
Caleb Buzzell, 66
2 93
Henry Caron,
1 58
Andrew Casey,
22 29
Daniel Casey, 66
278 58
John Chase, 66
90
Richard Connors, labor
73 93
James Cooper, 66
1. 80
Daniel Creeden,
17 45
James Cronan 66
2 03
Michael Crowley, 66
15 54
Wallace B. Currier, "
1 91
Dennis Centin, 66
1 80
Charles W. Davis, “
19 14
Jeremiah Donahoe, "
21 38
Martin Donahoe,
1 91
Peter Fox, 66
3 15
W. J. Gowans, 66
14 19
John J. Hale, 66
3 94
Thomas Hale, services as substitute driver and labor
378 56
Arthur Cobb, services as engineer
2 70
R. G. Hill, labor .
2 03
Daniel J. Casey, labor
6 08
Jeremiah Hartnett, "
272 31
James H. Harris, 66
1 91
John A. Harris,
13 17
John Herlihy,
7 88
Patrick Keefe, 66
66 04
Cornelius Kelleher, "
231 80
116
ANNUAL REPORTS
Dennis Kelleher, labor
$ 245 58
Hugh Kelleher,
10 81
Michael J. Kelleher,“ 12 16
Jacob H. Merrill, 66
3 38
Thomas Knight,
8 33
Michael Kelley, 66
32 97
James Kiley, 66
19 69
John T. Leary,
5 97
Timothy Leary,
5 34
Daniel Lucy,
95 63
Cornelius Lynch,
187 22
John Lynch,
3 83
W. H. Merritt,
14 86
Cornelius Sullivan, "
268 24
Dennis Sullivan,
20 15
John L. Sullivan,
57 16
Michael Sullivan,
5 86
Brien Sweeney,
4 96
Timothy Toomey, 66
3 38
James E. Welch,
23 41
John Whalen, 66
266 42
Thomas E. Whalen,"
21 16
Peter White,
6 76
C. H. Whittier,
1 91
Henry J. Wright,
3 83
Albert Hodgdon,
1 46
Cornelius Sweeney, "
20 13
Jeremiah Toomey, "
332 30
Thos. A. Caldwell, "
9 57
John Murphy,
3 61
James T. Cilley,
1 80
James Thomas,
2 03
Dennis Murphy,
1 58
Daniel O'Brien, 66
2 03
Daniel O'Connell,
133 68
Andrew Parosso,
.
11 93
I
117
DETAILED STATEMENT
John Pollard, labor
$ 35 00
Daniel Quill,
210 87
Timothy Reardon, labor
3 15
Patrick Russell,
3 71
Edmund Ryan,
66
192 98
James Lyons, 66
1 58
James E. Lyons, 66
25 56
Thomas Ryan, 66
187 32
Timothy Ryan, 66
1 69
Cornelius Shea,
348 86
Cornelius Sheehan, "
6 53
Jeremiah Sheehan, “
195 89
Patrick J. Sheehan, "
3 94
Dennis Singleton,
3 60
Arthur Smith,
90
Timothy Carey, 66
6 08
Owen O'Keefe, 66
5 97
Frederick Rand 66
59 18
John F. Bailey, 66
2 36
Edward E. Bartlett, hay and use of team and men .
36 81
R. L. Bartlett, labor
5 63
Timothy Coffey, "
158 41
George Cole, 66
1 13
Thomas Counihan, labor
6 64
Michael Creeden,
2 03
Philip Crummins, 66
4 05
Michael Crowley,
9 23
W. L. Davis, 66
2 70
Edgar B. Davis, 66
19 59
George E. Dixon,
8 10
Dennis Duggan, 66
8 10
James Edwards,
6 08
H. J. Fowle, 66
5 63
Ernest Hennessey, 66
4 05
H. F. Hunt, 66
10 46
Alex. Jackson,
7 88
118
ANNUAL REPORTS
Charles W. Jackman, labor
$ 5 63
Peter J. Kelleher.
4 05
George Kendall, ..
2 25
J. M. Fowle, 5 85
R. E. Fowle, 66
5 63
Preston Knight,
7 43
Timothy Leary, 66
10 46
Albert Menut, 66
1 80
Henry T. Winchester. 66
4 05
John McDade,
2 93
Timothy Moynihan.
8 10
John Murphy, 66
8 10
Michael Murphy,
9 23
Patrick O'Brien, 66
78 13
George W. S. Page,
66
28 81
Hazen Pond,
8 10
Nazaire Poulin, 66
8 10
D. W. Pray, 66
10 35
Ernest Randall,
6 98
George Randall, 66
79
Cornelius Reagan, 66
4 05
Patrick Russell,
66
1 35
Patrick Russell, 66
6 08
Eben Smith, 66
1 35
William Smith,
60
3 10
Timothy Sweeney, 66
4 05
James Toomey,
9 23
Matthew Toomey,
5 40
Michael Welch,
4 05
W. L. Bailey,
66
2 81
F. O. Fowle,
1 80
George E. Ramsdell, 66
3 69
Daniel O'Brien, 66
2 93
Joseph A. Young,
90
Charles Bartlett, 66
2 49
Cornelius Lucy,
60
209 25
119
DETAILED STATEMENT
John Brown, labor $ 9 00
Henry Knight, “
2 50
Edwin and Irvin Marshall, labor
8 33
Arthur Crampyse,
223 29
George T. Merrill, Jr., 23 03
C. G. Pray, 1 can antrites . 1 50
Charles E. Woods, paint and labor
2 39
John E. Downer, painting and varnishing city cart No. 1 15 00
E. C. Fowle, use of snow plow on Plummer avenue 4 50
Hermon Staples, painting, etc. . 9 00
Asa Newhall, gravel and labor .
6 07
C. J. Fogg, et als., expenses to Boston 15 00
James Sidebotham, use of horse and team
12 04
Clarence Perkins, hay
41 13
Walter G. Pearson, hay
46 18
William Reddy, labor .
63 23
Watering streets department, sprinkling 6,944 feet, at 3 cents . 208 32
William S. Adams, use of double team and labor 14 15
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor . 59 03
Charles C. Hutchinson, tape, pens, etc. 4 00
A. Russell & Sons, castings and labor on road roller 1 69 Michael Cashman, macadamizing School street 175 20
R. S. Brown, hay
111 50
W. H. Pearson, 6 pounds Electric Salve
2 00
H. J. Menut Oil Co., oil, etc. 1 15
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor 3 31
J. W. Clark, stock and labor and repairing runners 7 50 Citizens' Electric Street Railway Co., 2600 old par- ing stones, at 1 cent each 26 00
George E. Daniels, 1 cart, etc. . 181 00
S. L. Truesdale, labor 42 00
$18,817 49
120
ANNUAL REPORTS
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation . $ 250 00
CREDITS.
From Fisher & Co., 7 pieces of decorative
goods
$ 19 27
From Percy B. Jackson, decorative goods 6 82
From J. H. Landford, error in bill 2 50
From E. Donahoe, Jr., on account of col- lections as sealer of weights and meas- ures
104 97
From Citizens' Electric Street Railway Co., settlement of suit (Hosman case) . . . 1,850 00 From L. W. Sargent, treasurer of Soldiers and Sailors' Monument Association, bal- ance of appropriation unexpended .
54 15
From city clerk, auctioneers' licenses
8 00
pool licenses
22 00
show licenses
19 00
shooting gallery licenses 2 00
66
junk licenses 41 00
pawn licenses . 100 00
66
66 cash for telephone use 24
$2,229 95
From income account, transferred . . . . 8,607 85
5,837 80
$6,087 80
UNDRAWN TRANSFERS.
Police $ 226 25
Fuel 241 93
Printing 162 72
Sewer (maintenance) 168 10
Parks (Atkinson common
5 45
Carried over
$804 45 $6,087 80
121
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought over $ 804 45
$6,087 80
Interest . 1,428 65
Trustees of Putnam school
2,000 00 .
Public property
504 12
Watering streets for 1902
5 22
Memorial volume
200 00
Military aid
40 27
Abatements of tax, 1902
472 40
Reduction of city debt account
18,000 00
23,455 11
OVERDRAWN TRANSFERS.
Poor
$ 300 00
Schools
4,277 37
Fire
110 54
Highways
2,811 76
Public library
335 12
Lighting
552 86
Salaries .
599 70
Newburyport bridge
413 64
Sidewalks
1,168 94
Board of health
6,134 00
Soldiers' relief
932 14
Ashes and rubbish
210 66
Parks .
42 82
Parks (Cushing)
14 52
State of Massachusetts (burial)
35 00
Liquor licenses .
347 83
Ashland street schoolhouse .
786 74
Abatements, tax of 1899
11 78
66
1900
328 79
66
66 1901
146 16
6 6
watering streets for 1899
10 71
1900
46 80
66
1901
14 37
66
1902
1 42
$29,542 91
19,633 67
$9,909 24
122
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought over . $9,909 24
Overdrawn balance in 1901 . $6,567 29
Expenditures as per statement below 4,618 93
11,186 22
Balance overdrawn for year 1902 1,276 98
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the City Council. ] JANUARY.
Simeon O. Pilling, professional services $ 1 50
Robert J. Mckinney, return of deaths . 18 00
Moses Young, 3 25
American Express Co., express
2 25
Jackson Express Co.,
3 55
William H. Huse, expenses to tax commissioner's office, Boston 2 65 1
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 1 No. 2 Smith Pre- mier typewriter 87 50
J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires
24 99
Corlies Macy & Co., records, committee on finance and fuel 4 50
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight . 10 71
G. Colburn Clement, professional services 40 00
Charles P. Kelley, 3 mileage to Boston
2 40
Fred L. Butman, books to order city treasurer
23 00
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, box rents
50
James V. Felker, treasurer, waste basket
1 00
R. G. Adams, stock and labor at ward room, ward one 14 38
Edward Osgood, lamps and hooks, ward room, ward one · 3 27
William C. Morse, stock and labor at ward room, ward one . 13 61
Albert Hodgdon, services at ward room 6 00
123
DETAILED STATEMENT
Frank H. Rundlett, putting up booths, pasting bal-
lots, etc. $ 6 65
Samuel Pearson, services at ward room 7 00
A. W. Thompson, sundries 2 95
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising
135 30
Hunt Printing & Engraving Co., 66
39 00
News Publishing Co., 66
58 87
Charles E. Ash, services at ward room
6 50
Charles H. Lunt,
14 00
Moses E. Cook, services as warden
8 00
John C. Lang, clerk . 8 00
Frank E. Thurlow, "
inspector 8 00
8 00
Charles C. Donnell, “
66
8 00
Thos. Humphreys, "
8 00
Moses A. Stevens, "
deputy warden . 2 50
Joseph L. Jacoby, " deputy clerk 2 50
John W. Allen, 66
deputy inspector 2 50
Joseph L. Thurlow, " 66
2 50
Fred. S. Goodwin, “
66
2 50
Geo. P. Greenleaf, “
66
2 50
Wm. W. Hutchins, “
warden
8 00
Aaron B. Adams, “
clerk .
8 00
inspector
8 00
Samuel J. Ford, 6. J. C. M. Blaisdell, “ Greenleaf A. Johnson. "
.6
8 00
66
8 00
John J. McGlew,
8 00
William H. JJohnson,
deputy warden 2 50
Willis A. Macintosh,
deputy clerk . 2 50
Frank W. Landford,
deputy inspector 2 50
J. H. Landford, error in bill .
2 50
J. Hermann Carver, services as deputy inspector
2 50
Oliver O. JJones, 66
66
2 50
Edgar J. Batchelder, 66
. 6
2 50
James P. Walsh,
warden 8 00
Hiram P. Macintosh, Jr .. "
clerk 8 00
William B. Porter, "
I24
ANNUAL REPORTS
George P. Sargent, services as inspector
$ 8 00
Charles H. Webster,
66
8 00
B. William Barrett, 66
60
8 00
Fred B. Fanning,
66
8 00
Edward Sexton, 66
deputy warden .
2 50
Caleb B. Huse,
deputy clerk .
2 50
George L. Richardson,
66
deputy inspector 2 50
2 50
Cornelius J. Klley,
66
66
2 50
George W. Manser,
66
2 50
Edwin Currier,
66
warden
8 00
Charles A. Stockman,
66
clerk .
8 00
John B. Brookings,
66
inspector
8 00
Bernard C. McQuade,
66
8 00
Albert D. Hale,
66
8 00
Daniel Collins, Jr.,
66
66
8 00
George C. Stockman,
deputy warden
2 50
William H. Welch,
deputy clerk .
2 50
George N. Jaques,
66
deputy inspector
2 50
John M. Sullivan, 66
2 50
Oliver T. Littlefield,
66
66
2 50
Henry D. Follansbee,
66 warden
8 00
John J. Creeden,
66
clerk
8 00
Richard J. Foley,
66
inspector
8 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
8 00
Arthur W. Huse,
8 00
Freeman P. Healey,
66
66
8 00
Edward G. Moody,
66
deputy warden .
2 50
Frank E. Davis,
66
deputy clerk . .
2 50
Fred W. Chase,
66
deputy inspector
2 50
Fred E. Stanton, 66
2 50
Albert E. Moylan,
66
2 50
Michael E. Murphy,
66
2 50
Joshua L. Chase,
66
warden
8 00
William G. Somerby,
66
clerk
8 00
J. W. Coffin, Jr., 66
2 50
Edgar S. C. Tyler,
125
DETAILED STATEMENT
George A. Coffin, services as inspector
$ 8 00
William C. Coffin,
66
8 00
Frank W. Merrill, 66
8 00
John L. Lewis, 66
8 00
William S. Patriquin, 66
deputy warden . 2 50
Elmer H. Whitmore,
deputy clerk . 2 50
Edwin F. Jackman, 66 deputy inspector 2 50
Arthur J. Brooks,
2 50
Thomas W. Mitchell,
2 50
George L. Whitmore,
2 50
Ernest H. Noyes, return of births .
75
$914 58
FEBRUARY.
Jackson Express Co., express . $
15
George W. Worcester, return of births
5 25
W. W. Pillsbury 66
4 25
Clarence E. Day, 66
3 25
J. C. Lunt & Co., return of deaths 20 75
John Murphy, certificates of deaths
50
Robert G. Allen, collecting data of births
33 00
Timothy Harrington, return of deaths . 17 25
13 25
Pneumatic Hand Stamp Co., 1 wheel E. Bates red ink 12 00
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 6 50
F. E. Smith, postmaster, stamps and postals . 14 00
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