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Herbert Currier, 1 year's services as steward, Young America hook and ladder company 50 00
George N. Ellery, 12 months' services as captain, steamer No. 1 . 10 00
Thomas E. Colman, 12 months' services as captain, steamer No. 2 10 00
William B. Porter, 12 months' services as captain, hose No. 8 10 00
Young America hook and ladder company, services of the company 101 50
John W. Allen, sundries, steamers 1 and 2 18 70
Atkinson Coal Company, coal for central fire station and No. 7 engine house 94 11
113
DETAILED STATEMENT
Jere Healey, coal for central fire station and No. 7 engine house $ 46 71
Jere W. Doyle, use of team, baiting horses, and repairs 45 50
O. P. Foote, soap
4 05
Albert Russell & Sons Co., repairs on steamer No. 1
1,857 31
Edward Donahoe, ironwork, etc. .
2 30
Thomas Noyes & Son, salt
50
Edgar Ross, stock and labor
18 80
Gas and Electric Company, labor on steam whistle
2 80
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor .
75
Edward Perkins Lumber Company, wood
14 33
Telephone Company, use of telephone 86 17
Standard Oil Company, oil 69 24
A. F. Ross & Co., soda
1 36
J. J. & H. J. Chase, labor and keys
6 25
Jere M. Haley, carting
114 60
George H. D. Leighton, et al., services at No. 2 engine house 10 00
H. H. Landford, labor and supplies 26 33
W. E. Bean, labor on fire alarm 2 50
Newburyport Water Works, repairs on Frog pond pipe .. 7 00
A. Russell & Sons Co., stock and labor 63 76
Daniel Neal, keys 2 00
Frank Boyle, labor
12 38
M. Phillips, leather straps
1 35
Newburyport Despatch, express
3 40
J. H. Balch, Jr., wood for hose No. 7 1 00
George M. Stevens Co., repairs on gong 7 00
D. J. Kelleher, sandwiches and coffee . 5 75
John E. Downer, painting chief's wagon 15 00
Arthur G. Osborne, waste 10 62
Cashman Brothers, use of horses and driver from December 1, 1902, to December 1, 1903 1,320 50
Hill's livery, horse hire . 45 25
114
ANNUAL REPORTS
William B. Porter, use of horses and carting . $181 05
J. J. Merrill, agent, electrical work 22 81
Electric Storage Battery Co., glass jars, etc. 106 62
George W. Langdon, surveying 8 00
James Dickens, stock and labor 34 56
Haverhill Distilled Water Company, 5 gallons water and express 40
M. H. Fowler, sundries 4 23
F. E. Cutter & Son, lights of glass, fire alarm boxes and engine No. 3 97
Globe Tea & Crockery Co., burners and wicks 4 95
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor 192 90
Moses A. Stevens, salt . 1 00
Wolfe tavern, entertaining
75
Edward P. Chase, labor
3 33
Revere Rubber Co., 20 feet 42-inch suction hose 64 00
Edwin Cook, shoveling snow from hydrants and reservoirs 24 00
William E. Woodman, shoveling snow from hydrants and reservoirs 23 50
Chase-Shawmut Co., sundries 2 16
American Locomotive Co., rubber valves 30 50
W. H. Dow, teaming 3 00
A. F. Nason, charcoal for central station and hose 8
22 55
F. H. Plumer, teaming 3 59
2 89
Charles E. Woods, stock and labor
S. H. Thurlow, hardware . 3 79
William Holker, 42 94
Samuel L. Truesdale, services as substitute, central fire station 75 00
W. E. Decrow, sundries 29 15
J. H. Noyes, oil 2 90
M. H. Chase, repairing, polish, straps, etc. 45 40
Chairman and chief, expenses to Boston . 3 00
Fisher & Co., case 50
O. J. Welchi, stock and labor 30 39
115
DETAILED STATEMENT
Alex. L. Jackson, cleaning hydrants
$20 00
James Guy, stock and labor 39 90
George E. Elkins, charcoal 30 68
Jere D. Duggan, labor 2 25
Charles C. Stockman, feather dusters 10 00
Langlands, Bean & Black, extra service
4 50
J. J. Merrill, electrical work - 116 86
Cochrane Chemical Co., oil of vitriol 7 29
Western Union Telegraph Co., time service of clock . 9 00
W. C. Benson, labor and fittings . 18 52
M. D. Broderick, expense of transportation of steamer to Lawrence 3 00
Henry A. Glazier, bronze pulleys 16 70
Charles Ives, rolling and washing hose 9 00
McGlew Brothers Co., iron work, etc.
12 50
Toppan & Wilson, hardware
7 18
Jackson Express Co., express
1 25
B. G. Davis, stock and labor 2 20
Fred S. Bean, 1 adjustable, automatic, and hand-relief relief valve . 35 00
H. N. Marshall & Son, hay and salt 4 00
Hinds & Cook, 5 gallons polish
7 50
John Collins, coal and wood for steamers 1, 2, and 3, and hose 8 and 7 engine houses 445 00
Alex. L. Jackson, shoveling snow from hydrants and reservoirs 60 00
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., relining 400 feet of hose 120 00
Estate of P. H. Blumpey, salt .
50
Cornelius Callahan Co., sundries
358 25
Henry K. Barnes, 1 rubber coat
5 00
T. J. Mannix, shavings
1 50
C. R. Sargent Co., stock and labor 43 71
Pettingell, Andrews Co., sundries 57 33
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor
65
$13,626 63
116
ANNUAL REPORTS
FUEL.
Appropriation
$700 00
CREDITS.
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account . 7,652 13
$8,352 13
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the Committee on Fuel.]
Charles Allen, labor
$32 41
Thomas Ryan, “
8 78
Michael Toomey,"
2 70
Dennis Kelleher, “
29 16
Edmund Ryan, "
1 80
Cornelius Lynch,"
4 50
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
26 56
John Whalen, 66
29 04
Daniel Casey,
66
12 49
Timothy Coffey,
66
13 28
Thomas Hale,
31 63
Edward Moynihan,
1 80
George Page,
1 80
John Toomey,
1 80
Charles Tucker, 66
1 80
John Bean,
3 60
James Kelleher,
2 03
William Nealon,
2 70
Jeremiah Hartnett,
13 39
Cornelius Kelleher,
9 00
Cornelius Lucy, 66
18 00
Daniel O'Connell,
66
17 78
Cornelius Shea,
66
5 85
117
DETAILED STATEMENT
Jere Sheehan, labor
$16 99
Cornelius Sheehan, labor
90
Daniel Quill, ،،
11 25
Myles Mahaney, 66 12 49
James Kiley,
3 60
John Lynch,
90
E. M. Boynton, 1443 cords wood, at. $4.50, less cutting 608 69
Edward Donahoe, weighing coal 4 57
News Publishing Co., advertising 6 75
Newburyport Herald Co., " 7 50
Item Publishing Co., .6
5 00
Hill's livery, horse hire .
3 00
Cashman Brothers, use of team 7 55
Boston & Maine railroad company, freight . 539 40
O. E. Bundy, 29₺ cords of wood at $5 per cord 147 50
Charles S. Lovejoy, 832 cords of wood at $8, less freight and commission . 528 15
John A. Brown, freight on car-load of wood . 10 80
Albert Hodgdon, teaming . 1 75
James C. Colman, teaming wood . 4 38
Frank Perkins, 4 cords and 2 feet of wood at $7
29 75
George E. Elkins, 874 bushels charcoal, at 13 cents . 113 62
Edward Donahoe, Jr., weighing coal and surveying charcoal 42 45
D. W. Pray, cutting wood 42 19
T. Coakley, 60 tons at $10.50 per ton 630 00
C. E. Brown & Son, 310 cords 7 feet wood, at $8 per cord, and measuring, $10 . 2,465 00
John Ronan, sawing 273} cords of wood, and furn- ishing 118} cords, at $8 per cord 1,331 10
Clarence J. Fogg, expenses . 15.00
James Toomey, labor 82 25
T. H. McCarthy, " 106 00
John Collins, 432 tons coal for city hall, at $7.25 317 43
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Richard Ronan, sawing 248 cords of wood, $288.75, and teaming
$922 35
William Holker, hardware 6 46
Western Union Telegraph Company, telegrams . 1 71
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., mileage book . 10 00
John Murchy, 10 15-16 cords of wood, at $4 43 75
$8,352 13
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$16,000 00
CREDITS.
From state of Massachusetts, for street
railway tax for the year 1903 $1,185 35
From Georgetown, Rowley & Ipswich Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1903 From Boston & Northern Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1903 236.79
27 52
From Citizens' Electric Street Railway Co., excise tax for 1903 735 98
From Haverhill & Amesbury Street Rail- way Co., excise tax for 1903 36 39
From Citizens' Electric Street Railway Co., for repairing streets 11 23
From Georgetown, Rowley & Ipswich Street Railway Co., repairing streets . 19 00 From Newburyport Gas & Electric Co., repairing streets . 24 50
119
DETAILED STATEMENT
From town of Salisbury, use of road roller and expenses .
From John Collins, use of road roller, 22 days, and gravel .
$186 32
110 90
From Cashman Brothers, use of road roller and bedding to December 1, 1903
167 70
From Creeden Brothers, for repairs on street
2 75
3 50
90
1 20
23 40
5 74
From Dr. F. I. Knight, for shoveling snow 2 36
From Maggie A. Dimmick, for shoveling snow
5 52
From Thomas P. Thomas, error on bill 20 00
$2,807 05
Total appropriation and income $18,807 05
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account 484 32
$18,322 73
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by Committee on Highways. ]
George W. Langdon, salary as superintendent and cash paid, to January 7, 1903 . $ 120 28
John Ronan, salary as superintendent and cash paid, to December 1, 1903 . 1,087 82
McGlew Brothers Co., iron work and shoeing 52 25
W. C. Benson, stock and labor, repairs on city teams 41 95
From L. D. Cole, 14 loads sweepings . . From James C. Colman, gravel and sand From Oliver O. Jones, 12 loads scrapings From John Ronan, gravel and sweepings From Mrs. S. H. Fowle, for shoveling snow
I 20
ANNUAL REPORTS
Charles A. Hubbard, upholstering and repairing cush-
ion, No. 1 $ 1 50
George Haskell, 2010 pounds English hay, at $18 18 09
J. W. Doyle, shoeing and sundries 121 54
Moses H. Rolfe, grain 437 30
M. H. Chase, harness work and sundries 20 73
W. Carr Macintosh, 2 loads of hay at $19 per ton, etc. 63 02
Hale Knight, hay, straw, and grain
401 34
Edgar Ross, shoeing and sundries
59 16
Edward Donahoe,
96 71
William Holker, hardware
27 78
B. G. Davis, stock and labor 10 33
Fred W. Chase, use of team and man 20 35
Thomas Knight, labor 90
F. M. Underhill, use of horses 6 88
E. E. Bartlett, use of team and man 2 93
S. H. Thurlow, hardware . 4 02
C. D. Howard, photographs
2 00
Wolfe tavern, entertaining
2 25
Hermon Staples, painting and lettering guideboards .
7 00
Cashman Brothers, straw, use of horses and men, and macadamizing of Purchase street 1,118 15
News Publishing Co., advertising 13 00
W. B. Porter, use of double team 42 25
James C. Colman, use of team and lumber
144 51
C. S. Bartlett, pair of horses and 2 men 2 54
E. S. Fowler, plowing snow paths, Plummer avenue 5 50
Charles Bashaw, use of double teams 184 98
Gilbert Bashaw,
50 89
Item Publishing Co., advertising . 14 00
J. B. Moulton, use of horses and men 4 00
John Mahoney, horses and men 6 39
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor 5 15
Arthur C. Currier. 2 00
Toppan & Wilson, hardware 3 85
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Estate of N. Varina, weighing stone $ 72 56
Frank H. Plumer, teaming 41 25
Atkinson Coal Co., coal for road roller 99 01
Henry J. Noyes, stock and labor 13 62
M. Phillips, repairing harness and check rein 1 25
Karl Castelhun, supplies . 1 90
E. C. Johnson, use of team and 1010 pounds of hay 13 76
H. L. Tenney, 3 loads of hay, 9,215 pounds, at $20 per ton 92 15
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 27 50
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting 10 00
George P. Merrill, breaking out sidewalks in ward 6
18 90
T. F. O'Neil, crushed stone
2,871 20
Good Roads Co., 1 standard sweeper . 285 00
Street sprinkling department, sprinkling 6,943 feet 8 inches at 3 cents per foot . 208 32
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor . 64 32
Matthew M. Toomey, 1 pair horses and men 27 50
O. D. Hunt, typewriting 2 50
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 10 00
Hill's livery, horse hire . 8 00
William S. Adams, use of double team and labor 27 10
John Carey, labor .
60
Jere M. Haley, use of teams and labor
54 50
J. O. Winkley, 10,610 pounds English hay, steamers 1 and 2 106 10
John E. Bailey, stock and labor 46 55
John Collins, 22,585 pounds of hay and use of double teams 319 72
F. A. Silloway Co., harness work and sundries 21 90
Winfield B. Winkley, 10,390 pounds English hay 103 90
Thurston S. Chase, use of teams plowing snow . 10 50
Joseph Little, 2,790 pounds English hay 32 08
Frank Annis, 53 weeks' services as driver, No. 2 . 742 00
Maurice D. Broderick, 66 No. 1. 742 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Albert E. Bray, 53 weeks' services as driver, No. 1 .
$742 00
George W. Carter, 66
No. 3. 740 00
Dennis J. Hale, 66 66
No. 3. 740 00
Dennis Lucy, 66
No. 2. 742 00
Charles Allen, labor
273 32
Daniel Casey,
25 20
Timothy Coffey, "
41 64
Thomas Hale, services as substitute driver and labor 364 79
Jeremiah Hartnett, labor
22 96
Dennis Kelleher,
283 78
Cornelius Lucy,
157 76
Cornelius Lynch,
276 42
Daniel O'Connell. 66
59 87
Daniel Quill, 66
123 89
Edmund Ryan, 66
49 40
Cornelius Shea, 66
74 84
Jere Sheehan, 66
269 53
Cornelius Sullivan,
256 54
Jere Toomey,
66
57 06
John Whalen, 66
276 68
Arthur Crampyse, 66
11 88
Daniel Creeden,
13 29
Philip Crimmins, 66
58 95
Charles Davis,
16 77
Cornelius Kelleher, 66
291 78
Hugh Kelleher,
4 84
Cornelius Buckley, 66
16 65
Daniel Connor,
3 60
John Devonshire,
156 20
Myles Mahaney,
66
245 33
Patrick Sheehan,
66
2 70
Matthew Toomey,
2 59
Edward Moynihan,
1 80
Jere Burns,
66
65 27
Edward Powers,
66
152 34
123
DETAILED STATEMENT
Michael Kelleher, labor
$174 87
William Dow,
1 50
Cornelius Murray,
39 83
John Golden, 66
19 58
James Graham,
43 43
Jere Welch,
5 40
Michael Duggan, 66
48 95
Dennis Duggan,
11 70
James Kiley,
235 63
William Merritt,
9 80
Hazen Pond,
2 48
Thomas Ryan, 66
115 35
Dennis Sullivan,
10 81
Timothy Sweeney,
7 65
James E. Kendell, 66
2 48
C. M. Kelleher,
3 60
Edgar B. Davis, 66
11 26
Michael Crowley, 66
25 88
John Bean, 66
4 50
Albert J. Cook,
1 13
James Kelleher,
42 54
George Dixon,
68
Peter Donlon,
66
36 67
William Bashaw,
3 15
Patrick Tobin,
1 00
B. Creeden,
45
Jere McDonald, 66
1 80
George Balch,
1 58
Dan Donahoe,
90
T. F. Quill,
66
90
D. Shea,
4 95
John Murphy,
66
21 39
Patrick Healey,
1 80
William Nealon,
29 70
George Paul,
:
261 25
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Timothy Reardon, labor
$23 40
John Hurley, 66
24 30
M. Looney,
7 54
James Lyons, 66
3 30
Samuel Truesdale, 66
40 00
James E. Lyons, 66
1 13
William Casey,
3 60
John Sullivan,
6 08
John Lynch, 66
8 67
Michael Toomey, 66
14 41
James Toomey, 66
4 73
John Kelleher, 66
2 70
John Delaney, 66
3 60
Joseph A. Young,
1 58
John Carey,
66
38 60
John Connors,
10 35
Jere Donahoe,
10 92
George Page, 66
6 53
John Toomey,
1 80
John Herlihy, 66
5 40
M. Lynch, 66
4 28
John Hartnett,
6 6
6 30
T. Leary,
66
8 22
$18,322 73
125
DETAILED STATEMENT
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$2,500 00
(overdraft, 1902) . 1,276 98
$3,776 98
CREDITS.
From George W. Knight, milk licenses . . $ 5 00
From Citizens Electric Street Railway Co.,
on account of Hosman case 150 00
From town of Newbury, for one-half cost of plans for locating boundary lines . .
6 00
From E. Donahoe, Jr., on account of col- lections as sealer of weights and measures From city clerk, auctioneers' licenses
124 00
4 00
66
junk 66
59 00
66 66 pool 66
12 00
circus 66
5 00
66
pawn 66
100 00
66
striking machine license 2 00
cash for use of telephone . 40
$ 467 40
From income account, transferred . 4,888 02
From new high school account, transferred .
57 40
$5,412 82
$9,189 80
UNDRAWN TRANSFERS.
Highways $ 484 32
Public property . 946 96
Salaries 145 96
Newburyport bridge . 227 68
Sewerage (maintenance) . 11 87
Parks (Atkinson common)
4 61
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Parks (Cushing)
$ 1 94
Interest
872 54
Watering streets, 1903
2 40
Abatements, tax of 1901
367 18
1902
78 94
66
1903
1,627 58
$4,771 98
OVERDRAWN TRANSFERS.
Schools
$4,615 44
Fire
757 32
" (repairs steamer No. 1) 77 31
Sidewalks
90 14
Ashes and rubbish
80 04
Police
1,338 68
Lighting
480 88
Fuel
7,652 13
Public library 233 20
Printing
58 08
Board of health .
596 12
Soldiers' relief
449 25
Parks .
45 50
Foot bridge, City railroad
46 13
Preservation of trees
356 70
Poor
82 92
Military aid
15 73
Abatements, tax 1899
24 20
66 1900
345 30
watering streets, 1901
21 21
66
66
1902
4 80
1903
9 21
$17,380 29
Overdrawn balance in 1902 .
1,276 98
Expenditures as per statement below 4,908 14 -
$23,565 41
Balance overdrawn for year 1903
$9,603 63
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DETAILED STATEMENT
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the City Council]. JANUARY.
Charles Allen, labor $ 23
Cornelius Sullivan, labor 22
John E. Bailey, stock and labor 22 11
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services 15 20
J. J. & H. J. Chase, repairing typewriter 40
Stephen H. Thurlow, hardware 08
Newburyport Herald Co., printing 2 00
Charles L. Davis, cigars . 1 85
Jackson's Express Co., express 15
Thomas T. Upton, 5 months' services as tree warden, from August 1, 1902, to January 1, 1903 62 50
F. S. Webster Co., repairing typewriter 2 25
T. L. Shores, office supplies . 1 50
T. Y. Cotton, stock and labor
4 32
The Webster Co., 50 sheets carbon paper
1 75
Jackson's Express Co., express 2 55
W. B. Badger Co., transfer cases, etc 1 75
F. E. Smith, postmaster, box rent 50
Telephone Co., use of telephone 35
William H. Huse, expense to tax-commissioners' of- fice, Boston 2 70
Simeon O. Pilling, birth returns 5 50
Telephone Co., use of telephones . 3 20
County of Essex, to board of W. E. Taylor, com-
mitted to jail upon tax warrant 1 75
Albert Hodgdon, services at ward room . 6 00
Charles H. Lunt, services at ward room, ward six
13 00
Newburyport Herald Co., printing 4 25
Chase & Lunt, insurance 93 75
Item Publishing Co., advertising 50 00
F. H. Rundlett, putting up booth, pasting ballots, etc. 6 20
Samuel Pearson, services at ward room, ward two . 6 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising .
$136 95
Charles E. Ash, services at ward room, ward five . . 11 50
Frank E. Thurlow, services as warden, ward one . .
5 00
John C. Lang, services as clerk, ward one . 5 00
Chas. C. Donnell, services as inspector, ward one 5 00
Thos. Humphreys,
5 00
W. B. Porter,
5 00
Jos. L. Jacoby,
5 00
Moses A. Stevens,
deputy warden, ward
one
2 00
Jos. L. Thurlow, services as deputy inspector, ward one 2 00
John W. Allen, services as deputy inspector, ward one 2 00
Frederick S. Goodwin, services as deputy inspector, ward one .
2 00
Wm. H. Pettingell, services as deputy inspector, ward one .
2 00
Wm. W. Hutchins, services as warden, ward two .
5 00
Willis A. Macintosh, clerk, 5 00
Samuel J. Ford, inspector, ward two .
5 00
John J. McGlew,
5 00
J. C. M. Blaisdell, 66 .
5 00
Greenleaf A. Johnson,
5 00
H. P. Macintosh,
deputy warden, ward
two 2 00
Frank W. Landford, services as deputy inspector, ward two . 2 00
George W. Parker, services as deputy inspector, ward two 2 00
Oliver O. Jones, services as deputy inspector, ward two 2 00
Allen D. Pettingell, services as deputy inspector, ward two 2 00
James P. Walsh, services as warden, ward three 5 00
.
.
·
129
DETAILED STATEMENT
H. P. Macintosh, Jr., services as clerk, ward three . $ 5 00
F. B. Fanning, services as inspector, ward three . . 5 00
George P. Sargent, services as inspector, ward three 5 00
Bernard W. Barrett, 66
5 00
Charles H. Webster,
5 00
Edward Sexton, deputy warden, ward
three 2 00
Caleb B. Huse, services as deputy clerk, ward three 2 00 George W. Manser, services as deputy inspector, ward three 2 00
J. W. Coffin, Jr., services as deputy inspector, ward three 2 00
Cornelius J. Kiley, services as deputy inspector, ward three
2 00
George L. Richardson, services as deputy inspector, ward three 2 00
Wm. J. Creasey, services as warden, ward four 5 00
Charles A. Stockman, services as clerk, ward four 5 00
Bernard C. McQuade, 66 inspector, ward four 5 00
Harold E. Noyes, 66
66
5 00
Albert D. Hale, 66
5 00
Daniel Collins, Jr., 66
5 00
Jeremiah Higgins,
deputy warden, ward
four .
2 00
2 00 Wm. H. Welch, services as deputy clerk, ward four John M. Sullivan, services as deputy inspector, ward four . 2 00
Edgar S. C. Tyler, services as deputy inspector, ward four 2 00
Oliver T. Littlefield, services as deputy inspector, ward four 2 00
George N. Jaques, services as deputy inspector, ward four . 2 00
Henry D. Follansbee, services as warden, ward five . 5 00
John J. Creeden, clerk, ward five . . 5 00
5
130
ANNUAL REPORTS
Gilbert A. Noyes, services as inspector, ward five
$ 5 00
Richard J. Foley,
66 5 00
Freeman P. Healey, 66 5 00
Fred W. Chase, 66
5 00
Edward G. Moody,
deputy warden, ward
five . 2 00
Frank E. Davis, services as deputy clerk, ward five . Michael Kelleher, services as deputy inspector, ward
2 00
five 2 00
Rufus G. Patriquin, services as deputy inspector,
ward five . 2 00
Herbert W. Ross, services as deputy inspector, ward five .
2 00
Michael E. Murphy, services as deputy inspector, ward five .
2 00
Joshua L. Chase, services as warden, ward six .
5 00
Elmer E. Towne, 66 clerk, ward six . 5 00
George A. Coffin,
inspector, ward six 66 5 00
Edwin F. Jackman, יי 5 00
Frank W. Merrill, 66
Wm. S. Patriquin,
deputy warden, ward six
2 00
John L. Lewis, 60 inspector, ward six 2 00
Arthur J. Brooks, services as deputy inspector, ward six 2 00
News Publishing Co., printing anniversary reports . J. J. Merrill, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires .
150 00
Benj. W. Stevens, services as deputy clerk, ward one
2 00
Daniel Casey, labor
2 25
Timothy Coffey, labor 2 25
Daniel O'Connell, "
4 05
Cornelius Lucy, 2 25
John Kelleher,
1 80
5 00
Thomas W. Mitchell, “
66 5 00
24 99
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Charles E. Allen, labor
$5 40
John Collins 3 00
Charles Allen, labor 5 40
John Sullivan, "
1 80
Patrick Lawler, labor
1 80
Frank H. Plumer, teaming
3 00
FEBRUARY.
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., mileage
$20 00
Hill's Livery, horse hire
1 00
· Benj. W. Stevens, one quarter's service as harbor master . 25 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., time service, City hall clock 6 00
James C. Coleman, teaming 75
Edward Donahoe, Jr., supplies and expenses
4 15
C. C. Stockman, supplies . 4 00
J. J. Merrill, agent, one month's salary as superin- tendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires 24 99
News Publishing Co., printing 149 20
Carter Ink Co., record ink 4 00
American Express Co., express
3 30
News Publishing Co., advertising
27 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire
2 50
News Publishing Co., advertising 30 00
Pneumatic Hand Stamp Co., supplies 1 04
Telephone Co., use of telephone
15 04
Timothy Harrington, return of deaths
17 75
W. W. Pillsbury, return of births
4 00
David Foss, return of births
2 75
Arthur Lavignae, return of births
75
Charles F. Johnson, return of births
4 25
Clarence C. Day,
66
3 50
Robert J. Mckinney,
deaths 24 75
$912 50
132
ANNUAL REPORTS
Frederick Tigh, return of births
$14 25
Ernest H. Noyes, " 6 00
Moses Young, deaths 3 25
Clerk registrars of voters, expenses to Boston 3 00
J. V. Felker, treasurer, 3 00 66
Robert G. Allen, collecting data of births
38 20
Charles Allen, labor
5 40
Daniel Casey,
6 50
Jere Hartnett,
4 70
Charles Allen, "
5 40
F. H. Plumer, teaming 1 50
Chas. Allen, labor
5 40
John Collins, teaming
4 50
Daniel Casey, labor
9 00
Daniel Shea, 66
4 50
Jere Hartnett,
80
Chas. Allen, 6
5 40
John Collins, teaming
5 00
$501 52
MARCH.
Fowle news agency, newspapers $ 6 00
George H. Stevens, postage, cash paid 2 00
John F. Young, return of births 3 25
J. B. M. Dickins, 8 00
J. C. Lunt Co., return of deaths
14 50
J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires 24 99 Jackson Express Co., express . 2 15
George W. Worcester, return of births 8 50
Telephone Company, use of telephone .
3 40
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem
12 25
American Express Co., express
2 75
Frank H. Rundlett, ringing bell, state and city elec-
tions 4 00
I33
DETAILED STATEMENT
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage stamps $10 00
Corlies, Macy & Co., record books 21 40
O. D. Hunt, typewriter ribbon 1 00
Arthur Withington, expenses to Amherst 15 00
Boston & Maine Railroad Company, mileage . 20 00
Henry W. Little, stock and binding 7 volumes old records 8 00
Edward Donahoe, Jr., supplies, expenses, etc. 3 27
Item Publishing Co., printing 55 00
James Toomey, labor
30 00
Thomas Huse, expenses to Boston
3 25
James Toomey, labor 4 00
H. Currier, ringing bell 2 00
James Toomey, labor 4 00
John Whalen, 66 1 80
Charles Allen,
3 60
APRIL. $274 11
James Toomey, labor
$ 4 00
Charles Allen,
5 40
Robert J. Mckinney, ringing bell
2 00
Henry Bell, 66
2 00
John O'Connor, 66 2 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephones 6 43
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., mileage
20 00
W. B. Porter, teaming . 5 00
Jackson Express Co., express
45
F. E. Smith, postmaster, stamped envelopes, stamps, and box rent 16 10
News Publishing Co., advertising 4 00
Newburyport Herald Co., " 3 00
O. D. Hunt, typewriter paper
Edward Donahoe, Jr., expenses and supplies 5 77
Anti-Trust Supply Co., coin envelopes 1 70
I34
ANNUAL REPORTS
American Express Co., express $ 3 45 Fred L. Butman, books for city treasurer's and assess- ors' offices 55 25
John R. Fitzhugh, return of births
50
E. J. Batchelder, ringing bell 7 00
Pike & Elliott, return of deaths 19 50
D. J. & J. T. Carey, return of deaths 8 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., telegrams 50
George H. Pearson, office supplies 47 59
George H. Stevens, pens . 2 60
Item Publishing Co., advertising 4 00
John Collins, teaming 13 80
$240 59
MAY.
Daniel Casey, labor $10 50
Willard Welch, redeeming tax titles 24 39
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., mileage 23 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, stamped envelopes 58 32
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 56 88
Item Publishing Co.,
11 00
B. W. Stevens, 1 quarter's salary as harbor master . 25 00
Jackson Express Co., express .
40
P. B. Murphy, 300 dog blanks 5 20
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem
Corlies, Macy & Co., copy of record of births 6 25
Telephone Company, rental of telephones 17 58
Thomas T. Upton, services as tree warden 54 15
Cuseck & Sullivan, return of births 5 25
Jackson Express Co., express . . 40
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising 35 62
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