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T. J. Welch, boots and shoes $17 85
John Graham & Son, provisions 12 60
George A. Randall, milk 12 33
James Noyes, milk . 5 04
John Collins, 781,490 pounds coal for almshouse 2,529 85
Jere Healey, 73,140 pounds coal for city shed 271 46
John Murphy, hard wood . 44 80
Fisher & Co., dry goods 75 40
B. S. Snow & Co., fish . 32 50
Austin Young & Co., bread
24 99
I. K. Wells, provisions . 69 05
Fowle, Hibbard & Co., beans
131 61
W. S. Adams, hauling wood
16 00
Frank B. Hubbard, clothing
3 00
C. W. Bailey, stationery
2 50
Harrington & Kiley, clothing
5 25
Henry R. Weitzel, burial of poor
14 50
Edward Donahoe, shoeing and sundries
57 11
News Publishing Co., printing
2 00
Toppan & Wilson, hardware
30 00
F. J. Donahoe, groceries
49 00
S. P. Safford, hacking
2 00
J. J. & W. Woods, provisions
40 87
Lyon, Clement & Greenleaf, flour
572 50
George H. Plumer, groceries
17 00
A. W. Parsons, provisions 49 20
Cuseck & Sullivan, burial of poor
14 50
George Warren Pray, nursing poor person 8 00
Herbert Bates, 66 6 00
Edwin G. Janvrin, 66 23 44
Turner Schwaszenburg, knife cutter and belt . 51 00
John P. Squire, pork . 78 75
J. C. Lunt & Co., burial of poor . 14 50
C. E. Plummer, pants 6 75
J. L. Fairbanks, 500 history blanks and one register 13 00
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DETAILED STATEMENT
John H. Balch, Jr., coal and wood $ 6 60
G. A. Dow, dressing 9 hogs 11 25
Beach Soap Co., soap 9 23
Sullivan & Donahoe, clothing
8 50
$26,972 94
Deduct amount charged to soldiers' relief account .
480 86
$26,492 08
PRINTING.
Appropriation
$700 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account . 58 08
$758 08
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the Committee on Printing. ]
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising $24 75
Newburyport Herald Co., " 66 6 60
Hunt Printing & Engraving Co., printing and advert- ising 346 15
Hunt Printing & Engraving Co., printing and bind- ing 500 Annual Reports 380 58
$758 08
160
ANNUAL REPORTS
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Appropriation
$2,200 00
CREDITS.
Town of Newbury, use of library for the year 1902 $150 00
From J. D. Parsons, librarian, for fines . 4 20
From dog licenses . 426 98
From treasurer of the public library, as per vote of the trustees :
S. W. Marston fund income 169 68
E. S. Moseley 66 166 18
A. E. Cutter 66 133 38
E. H. Stickney 66 247 37
W. O. Moseley 66 400 00
1,697 79
Total appropriation and income
$3,897 79
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to balance account . 233 20
Expenditures . $4,130 99
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the City Council. ]
John D. Parsons, services as librarian and sundries . $1,208 75 Martha P. Lunt, services as superintendent of read- ing room . 522 17
Effie Tenney, services as assistant librarian 60
399 96
E. S. Thurston, 66 349 92
Helen E. Tilton, 66 64 75
Charles I. Somerby, 66 135 00
Dexter W. Nutting, services as janitor 401 85
A. F. Nason, 104 pounds charcoal . 11 44
161
DETAILED STATEMENT
J. J. & H. J. Chase, repairing lawn mower $ 50
Jackson Express Co., express . 5 70
Gaylord Brothers, adhesive cloth and paper 4 90
J. J. Merrill, agent, mantles, chimney, etc. 8 05
W. T. Humphreys, insurance 28 13
Boston Bookbinding Co., binding books . 95 80 James Dickens, mantles, chimneys, etc. . 11 62
F. J. Barnard Co., binding books 215 70
Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co., dustless brush 3 75
J. V. Felker, one year's salary as treasurer 50 00
Estate of P. H. Blumpey, sundries . 7 94
Library Bureau, 37 19
Herald Co., printing and advertising
88 95
Brewster Brothers, insurance
95 00
University of New York, express
30
H. C. Stevens, sundries 70
S. H. Thurlow, hardware . 30
Charles W. Dow, 1 Washington portfolio 25 00
Item Publishing Co., printing and advertising 18 00
F. H. Plumer, teaming . 1 00
Mrs. Hannah Lary, cleaning library 20 00
F. Dillingham & Co., 1 ream library paper 9 00
George H. Jaques, sundries . 4 29
The Colonial Advertising Co., advertising 1 00
Watering streets department, sprinkling for 1903 7 86
John Collins, fuel, 91,600 pounds egg coal 296 47
$4,130 99
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162
ANNUAL REPORTS
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Appropriation
CREDITS. $3,800 00
From Arthur J. Brooks, balance of pay- ment for lockers at armory $15 00
From Benjamin P. Ireland, sale of desk at armory 4 00
From Mayor Carens, sale of blackboard . 1 00
From county of Essex, one year's rental of police court rooms to Jan. 1, 1904 . 250 00
From F. H. Rundlett, agent for rental of city hall 1,599 50
From city clerk, sale of burial lots 299 50
From sinking fund for trust fund appro- priation, transfer 1,000 00
From pest house addition appropriation, transfer . 1,400 00
4,569 00
Total appropriation and income
$8,369 00 Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal- ance account 946 96
$7,422 04
EXPENDITURES.
Charles E. Allen, labor
$4 73
Daniel Creeden,
2 70
Dennis Kelleher, 66
3 94
Edmund Ryan, 66
1 13
Cornelius Sullivan,
4 39
Myles Mahaney, 66
5 40
James Kiley, 66 3 60
John Devonshire, 66
5 40
John Whalen, 66
3 15
163
DETAILED STATEMENT
Daniel Lucy, labor
$18 68
S. L. Truesdale, labor
8 00
Thomas Hale, 66
90
James Kelleher, 66
90
Cornelius Lucy,
4 28
Cornelius Lynch,
66
68
M. P. Leary, cleaning police station Alfred Goldthrop, "
5 00
5 00
L. Z. Whitten, painting No. 3 engine house 39 76
James Guy, repairs and labor at Curtis school 24 80
C. S. Blake, painting doors at No. 2 engine house 4 00
William M. Horsch, window shades 32 58
Frank H. Plumer, teaming 61
S. J. Hughes, supplies 1 05
Albert Hodgdon, teaming . 1 50
Charles H. Lewis, labor at Kelley school house 2 50
O. P. Foote, sundries 65
Watering streets, sprinkling for 1903 . 54 72
Charles Ferguson, inspecting 5 boilers 10 00
Charles L. Davis, supplies 1 45
W. E. Morse, stock and labor 2 97
Orrin J. Welch, 18 40
Albert O. Colby, labor at Jackman school . 13 33
D. N. Richardson, supplies . 3 50
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor
25 00
W. T. Humphreys, insurance
4 91
E. W. Bliss & Co.,
4 92
Brewster Brothers, 5 65
Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co., brush
2 25
George N. Jaques, teaming
1 78
Charles O. Townsend, 110 yards Brussels carpet and 1 sweeper 143 50
W. C. Cuseck, insurance 5 11
Edgar Ross, 1 poker . 1 00
Eben A. Young, stock and labor, mason work 2 55
164
ANNUAL REPORTS
Samuel H. Littlefield, repairs on clock at Market hall $ 1 00
Walter King, services at bath house 25 50
Jones & Foss, attorneys, land taken for Highland cemetery . 1,200 00
J. J. Merrill, stock and labor 66 07
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting 88 55
James C. Colman, stock and labor
218 40
William Holker, hardware 110 44
Pearl S. Bradford, stock and labor 67 40
Hermon Staples, 8 53
Edward Donahoe, ironwork 19 30
S. H. Thurlow, hardware .
J. C. Colman and Hale Knight, rent of shed . 37 60
50 00
H. E. Carlisle, steel mats
29 75
George White, stock and labor
11 42
Benjamin G. Davis,
25 33
Edward Hardy, services as stage carpenter
James Dickens, stock and labor 26 73
F. J. Donahue, sundries 3 43
C. C. Stockman, chairs, stools, desks, etc. 118 35
Harry Leeming, ironwork . 2 85
Rufus Adams, stock and labor 30 15
Toppan & Wilson, hardware 25
P. H. Kimball, care of city clocks 79 00
Peter J. Kelleher, services as officer at city hall 1 50
Charles E. Woods, stock and labor 167 13
Globe Tea & Crockery Co., supplies 35
J. J. & H. J. Chase, stock and labor 2 85
R. Morrison, mason work at Kelley school house 4 00
Alfred Gurney, services as superintendent of Old Hill and Highland burying grounds . 250 20
Stephen W. Gale, labor at school houses 20 10
J. N. Frost, ice . 6 95
Moses A. Stevens, sundries 2 14
86
P. B. Jackson, gluing and cleaning piano stool . 167 15
165
DETAILED STATEMENT
Charles H. White, police service at city hall . $25 50
Wilbur Abbott, ice 6 25
George N. Black, stock and labor 75 50
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 21 32
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor 7 35
Edward Perkins Lumber Co., lumber, etc. . 37 14
B. G. Gerrish, window shades . 54 82
Arthur Currier, stock and labor 269 66
C. R. Sargent Co., 27 63
Charles S. Lovejoy, 13 85
F. E. Davis, 130 66
John E. Bailey, 634 98
John Ronan, teaming 2 50
News Publishing Co., advertising
21 63
Creeden Brothers, stock aud labor 407 62
West Manufacturing Co., disinfectant 8 75
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor 226 30
W. C. Morse, 42 48
W. W. Hutchins, labor on flagstaff at Jackman school 2 00
W. W. Thurlow, repairing clocks
10 25
Frank Grover, stock and labor 23 91
R. J. Foley, 66
119 08
George H. Plumer, dry goods
17 00
T. Y. Cotton, stock and labor
15 02
George Hicken, teaming
75
T. H. McCarthy, mason work
108 10
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor
33 51
H. D. Allen, 95 92
Charles G. Thomas, table for No. 7 engine house . 3 75
Thomas E. Marshall, stock and labor 2 65
A. J. Casey & Co., supplies
11 25
George W. Hussey, repairing door on No. 3 engine house . 1 82
Telephone Co., use of telephone 78 76
Albert Russell & Sons, stock and labor 3 10
I66
ANNUAL REPORTS
W. H. Safford, repairing clock $1 00
Osgood & Goodwin, dry goods 7 56
F. H. Rundlett, sundries 2 35
H. F. Dauphin, renumbering Woodland street 1 00
Benjamin P. Ireland, expenses 1 00
Moses H. Fowler, lime . 30
McGlew Brothers Co., iron work 5 75
Jere M. Haley, teaming 9 90
Henry J. Noyes, stock and labor 52 08
W. I. Hunt, labor on bath house and barrels 97 00
N. D. Dodge & Bliss Co., 2 barrels
1 00
E. P. Dodge Manufacturing Co., 1 barrel 50
C. A. Ellis Co. 2 barrels 1 00
Newburyport Shoe Co., 3 barrels
1 50
Burley & Stevens, 54 barrels
27 00
George W. Mckay, labor on pumps
10 00
Newburyport water works, use of water on Highland burying ground . 15 00
Eagle Chemical Co., one-half barrel powder 10 00
L. Marquand, dockage for bath house 15 00
T. F. O'Neil, 52 tons stone for Jackman school 65 00
Henry O. Martin, services as keeper of bath house and moving bath house 279 00
W. P. Jones, repairing clocks 10 50
Jeremiah S. Parker, repairing pound 2 00
Arthur Withington, expenses 2 00
S. C. Reed, picture and frame
5 00
Sulpho-Napthol Co., 5 gallons sulpho-napthol
12 50
Charles M. Somerby, labor on school houses 10 50
Daniel Neal, making keys
1 50
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt
2 00
George H. Jaques, hardware
85
C. O. Teel & Son, stock and labor
26 90
Charles R. Merrill, labor on school houses 40 00
Chase & Lunt, insurance 10 14
DETAILED STATEMENT 167
W. H. T. Dodge, labor at Kelley school $19 25
Item Publishing Co., advertising 5 50
Creeden Brothers, on account of contract at Kelley school 800 00
$7,422 04
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Appropriation $10,550 00
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account 145 96
$10,404 04
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the City Council. ]
Moses Brown, 1 month's salary as mayor to Jan- uary 1, 1903 $100 00
James F. Carens, 11 months' salary as mayor to De- cember 1, 1903 1,100 00
George H. Stevens, 1 year's salary as city clerk to December 1, 1903 . 1,450 00
Henry W. Little, 1 year's salary as assistant city clerk to December 1, 1903, and clerk of sprinkling com- mittee 900 00
James V. Felker, 1 year's salary as treasurer and col- lector to December 1, 1903, and clerk of state aid committee, and treasurer of sinking funds . 1,829 17 James V. Felker, for clerk hire (office of treasurer and collector), 1 year to December 1, 1903 400 00
168
ANNUAL REPORTS
William H. Welch, 1 year's salary as auditor to De- cember 1, 1903 $400 00 Frank H. Rundlett, 1 year's salary as messenger to December 1, 1903 . 900 00
Willard A. Hatch, 1 year's salary as assessor to De- cember 1, 1903 500 00
William H. Huse, 1 year's salary as assessor to De- cember 1, 1903 500 00
George P. Sargent, 1 year's salary as assessor to De- cember 1, 1903 500 00
George W. Knight, 1 year's salary as inspector of animals to December 1, 1903 500 00
Thomas E. Cutter, 8 months' salary, from October 1, 1902, to June 1, 1903, as clerk of common council J. C. M. Bayley, salary as city solicitor from Decem- ber 1, 1902, to January 6, 1903 58 33
100 00
Thomas Huse, salary as city solicitor from January 6, 1903, to December 1, 1903 . 458 21
Edward Donahoe, Jr., 1 year's salary as sealer of weights and measures to December 1, 1903 308 33 George H. Stevens, 1 year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1903 . 100 00
Benjamin G. Davis, 1 year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1903 . 100 00
Luther Carter, 1 year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1903 . . 100 00
Bernard W. Barrett, 1 year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1903 100 00
$10,404 04
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DETAILED STATEMENT
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation $34,000 00
CREDITS.
One year's interest on Brown fund to March 4, 1903 $675 00
Trustees of Putnam Free School, rent to June 30, 1903 1,200 00
William P. Lunt, superintendent, tuition
from non-resident school children 95 00
William P. Lunt, superintendent, sale of books 10 40
C. W. Dodge, sale of books . 1 05
Davis F. Noyes, sale of books 2 85
A. B. Smith & Co., rebate on bill 50
Town of Rowley, tuition for children 128 00
Newbury,
142 00
Salisbury, 66 149 00
2,403 80
Total appropriation and income $36,403 80
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account . 4,615 44
$41,019 24
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the School Committee.]
Walter E. Andrews, salary as teacher $1,600 00
Dana C. Wells,
66
1,000 00
Frank A. Page, 66
1,025 00
Sara A. Leonard,
.
66
610 75
Elizabeth Goldsmith,
.
700 00
Edna S. Moffatt, 66 66
.
490 00
170
ANNUAL REPORTS
Mabelle S. Moses, salary as teacher
$700 00
Edith M. Brown,
486 50
Mary Stark, 66
195 00
C. Maud Norris,
284 25
Irving H. Johnson, 66 66
1,200 00
Nellie G. Stone,
485 00
Anna L. Whitmore, 66 450 00
Bertha F. Ingalls,
66 450 00
Josephine Coffin,
407 50
Frances W. Richards, "
1,000 00
George W. Brown,
1,500 00
Priscilla G. Craig,
500 00
Emma M. Lander,
438 75
Nellie DeS. Barrett,
66
450 00
Lillian W. Greenleaf, "
450 00
Mary T. Colby, 66
450 00
Abbie L. Frost,
66
450 00
Josie W. Kimball, 66
66
450 00
Dorothy C. Packer,
415 00
Lelia Kimball, 66
322 60
Grace E. Bartlett,
66
394 67
Mary F. Whitmore,
66
357 50
Jennie P. Haskell, 66
403 57
Annie B. Richardson, « 66
381 25
Lillian M. Ross, 66
357 50
Adelaide Pritchard,
136 50
Bessie E. Davis,
331 42
Edith M. Annis,
יי
307 50
Elizabeth H. Cheever,"
421 46
Cora Oliver,
392 00
Gertrude E. Lewis,
400 00
Hortense F. Small,
357 50
Frances L. Pettigrew,"
425 00
Sarah F. Badger,
66
398 67
Charlotte K. Dickins, “ 66
400 00
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Julia J. Hubbard, salary as teacher
$369 00
Helen S. Merrill,
484 17
Grace A. Page, 66 66
315 00
Sarah B. Chute,
66
995 50
Adalena W. Sargent, "
450 00
Clara J. Edgerly, 66
450 00
Cassine H. Brown, 66
448 50
Carrie F. Merrill,
440 83
Julia Boyle, 407 50
Mrs. Alice Silloway,
435 00
Helen E. Hewes, 66 66 of drawing 515 00
Elizabeth C. Adams,
of music . 620 00
Sarah A. Chase, 66 66
of cooking .
450 00
M. Alice George, salary as substitute and evening school teacher
57 25
Eva J. Smith, salary as teacher of evening school . 30 25
Lizzie C. Ireland, 66 66
60 00
Amelia R. Whittier, 66
49 00
William H. Merrill, 66 66 66
66 00
Grace A. Page, 60
47 00
Edith M. Merrill, salary as teacher of evening school and training school 126 50
Mrs. Ina C. Hicken, salary as substitute teacher 47 67
Mrs. Caleb Howard, 66 6 67
Mabel Fogg, salary as training school teacher
24 00
Ruth Sargent,
66 66
24 00
Retta V. Marr, 66
66
80 00
Tula Reed, 66 66
110 00
Adalaide P. Dodge,“
76 00
Mary E. O'Connell," 60 66
124 10
Ferolyn L. Woods, “
78 00
Elizabeth Walsh, “
66
78 00
Matoka Yerelzian, salary as evening school teacher . 31 00
Eliot C. Hadley, allowance for board . . 200 00
Benjamin G. Sargent, "
100 00
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172
ANNUAL REPORTS
Thomas J. Maddocks, allowance for board $128 00 Katherine Pike, salary as training school teacher and substitute 81 73
Albert Hodgdon, salary as janitor
106 64
William Woodman, "
199 56
Albert O. Colby, 66
527 79
James E. Kimball,
118 34
Charles H. Lewis, 66
522 04
Charles E. Ash,
152 63
Stephen W. Gale,
373 25
Mrs. Charles Bushee, " 66
63 75
James Grant, 6 6
50 87
Henry Upton, 66 66
140 63
Hiram T. Balch, 60
490 00
William P. Lunt, salary as superintendent and sun- dries 1,391 85
Robert G. Allen, salary as truant officer 650 00
Mabel Currier, salary as training school teacher 24 00
Alberta Winslow, salary as substitute teacher 2 33
Ada F. Drew, 66
1 33
George E. Elkins, 572 bushels of charcoal, at 13 cents 74 36
Flora Pettigrew, salary as substitute teacher 27 00
Henry Holt & Co., books . 14 83
Quincy E. Brewster, binding books 25 57
Louis A. Blaisdell, engraving names on 32 diplomas 11 20
Samuel Usher, 1 double folio book 6 00
Milton Bradley Co., supplies
16 26
C. Howard Hunt Pen Co., pens
8 00
George H. Plumer, supplies . 5 50
James C. Colman, stock and teaming 4 32
Thompson, Brown & Co , books 6 25
Osgood & Goodwin, supplies 3 62
Atkinson & Mentzer, 11 40
Estabrook Steel Pen Manufacturing Co., pens 19 20
Edward E. Babb & Co., books and supplies 355 90
173
DETAILED STATEMENT
J. L. Hammett & Co., supplies $50 45
The Morse Co., books 46 92
Jackson Express Co., express . 18 05
Johnson Printing Co., set of tickets 1 50
E. Perkins Lumber Co., supplies 22 35
A. J. Leighton, teaming piano to High school 2 00
Item Publishing Co., printing 13 00
C. W. Bailey, supplies 5 81
Fisher & Co.,
30 14
Ginn & Co., books
399 16
William Holker, supplies
19 30
Atkinson Coal Co., 48,525 pounds coal and 8 feet hard wood 196 88
A. F. Nason, 879 bushels charcoal at 11 cents and measuring 97 59
Herman Goldberger, supplies 4 00
D. Appleton & Co., books
3 36
R. H. White & Co., supplies
24 84
John Collins, 707,420 pounds coal and wood .
2,606 36
Central School Supply House, 1 set of maps in case . 100 00
Merrimac Pottery Co., pottery 15 00
Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co., supplies
27 30
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising
53 25
Moses A. Stevens, supplies for cooking school
10 33
Corlies, Macy & Co., supplies
3 25
University Publishing Co., books
20 16
D. C. Heath & Co.,
155 62
Rand, McNally & Co., 66 43 33
Remington Typewriter Co., supplies and repairs
176 17
A. P. Marden, tuning pianos
4 00
Kenney Brothers & Watkins, supplies 80 67
C. F. Wincester, 10 50
E. L. Kellogg & Co., books . 1 81
Educational Publishing Co., books . 1 50
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising 88 05
Albert Russell & Sons, stock and labor 1 55
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Eagle Pencil Co., pencils . $83 45
Jere Healey, 33,130 pounds coal 132 98
S. P. Bray, 12,690 pounds coal 47 08
Continental Book Co., books
9 25
A. Storrs & Bement Co., paper
3 00
L. S. Choate, tuning pianos . 4 50
Chandler Adjustable Chair & Desk Co., supplies
9 40
Boston School Supply Co., supplies
12 46
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co., 22 tons and 34 hundredweight of coal 162 94
George F. King & Co., sundries 90 62
C. C. Stockman, use of chairs 2 50
American Bank Note Co., diplomas
30 00
Oliver Ditson Co., supplies 2 25
J. Q. Adams & Co., books 42 00
Silver, Burdett & Co., "
27 67
Longman, Greene & Co., books
5 60
Charles Scribner & Sons, 66 6 05
Newson & Co., 92 60
Nellie E. Evart, 1 chart
4 00
Rufus Thurlow, supplies for cooking school
1 45
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., supplies and repairs .
18 07
Houghton, Miflin & Co., books 46 82
American Book Co., 198 28
Karl Castelhun, supplies 1 23
Walter C. Greeley, supplies for cooking school . 22 61
D. A. Goodwin, Jr., 66 12 28
John E. Bailey, stock and labor 14 77
Everett D. Burr, address at graduation exercises 25 00
A. B. Smith & Co., use of piano and piano stool . 9 50
Allyn & Bacon, books 30 00
Phonographic Institute Co., books
24 75
Newburyport Despatch, express 6 15
Powers & Lyons, typewriter supplies 5 60
J. H. Balch, Jr., coal and wood 15 25
175
DETAILED STATEMENT
Charles Allen, labor
$ 9 47
Charles Davis, " 5 08
Dennis Kelleher,“
5 40
Thomas Ryan, "
4 96
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
8 12
John Whalen,
8 68
E. B. Davis, 66
1 24
Cornelius Kelleher, 66
6 99
Cornelius Lucy, 66
4 06
Cornelius Lynch, 66
10 81
William Merritt,
13 75
Jere Toomey,
68
Thomas Hale,
2 93
Jere Hartnett,
90
Michael Toomey,
3 38
Timothy Coffey,
90
James Kiley,
3 60
Myles Mahaney,
1 80
Michael Durgin,
1 80
John Devonshire,
66
1 80
Jere Sheehan,
1 80
Michael Kelleher,
90
John Clifford,
90
$41,019 24
176
ANNUAL REPORTS SEWER (CONSTRUCTION).
Balance due from the city, December 20, 1902 . . . $4,510 64
CREDIT,
From H. H. Landford, for sale of brick . 4 80
$4,515 44
Balance due from the city, December 19, 1903 . 3,274 96
$1,240 48
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the Committee on Sewerage. ]
Francis Curtis, raising apparatus, north end sewer,
and plans
$343 00
Pearl S. Bradford, labor as plumber 11 00
Jere M. Haley, 1 load of sand . 1 00
Creeden Brothers, labor as plumber 5 50
Edwin L. Toppan, mason work
38 75
Jere B. Lunt, stock and labor 30 72
Edward Donahoe, ironwork .
6 30
Moody B. Noyes, expenses to Boston .
3 00
New England Clay Manufacturing Co., 7,000 bricks
56 00
Toppan & Wilson, hardware
8 55
Edward Perkins Lumber Co., stock and teaming 46 84
William Holker, hardware 134 06
James C. Colman, stock 51 56
S. H. Thurlow, hardware
5 19
H. H. Landford, expenses and supplies
9 15
T. H. McCarthy, mason work
39 00
Orrin J. Welch, labor
17 85
Eugene Frankier, "
22 00
H. H. Hardy,
38 00
John Buren, 10 00
177
DETAILED STATEMENT
Patrick Keefe. labor
$31 57
66 66
10 00
Edward Lee, 66 8 00
Cornelius Reagan, “
10 00
Harry Frankier, “
36 00
Timothy Moynihan, labor
12 00
Dennis Duggan, 66
16 70
Timothy Coffey, 66
40 34
T. J. Darley,
46 20
Philip Crimmins,
66
6 00
Harry Barrett,
13 70
Martin Conway,
66
80
Napoleon McGraw,
66
20 70
Aaron Walsh,
66
10 00
John Murphy,
66
22 33
Fred F. Bates,
6 00
James Toomey,
47 34
Edward Horsch, 66
20 33
Alfred Bayley,
66
5 00
$1,240 48
SEWER (MAINTENANCE).
Appropriation
$650 00
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account
11 87
$638 13
178
ANNUAL REPORTS.
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the Committee on Sewerage.]
H. H. Landford, salary as superintendent of sewers
and cash paid $528 35
H. H. Hardy, labor
29 60
William Kingston, labor 10 00
W. B. Porter, flushing sewer and teaming
15 50
A. F. Young, teaming and labor
1 00
T. Daley, labor .
1 25
John E. Bailey, stock and labor
4 00
Louis F. Barton, 1 pair rubber boots 4 50
Harold L. Bond Co., 1 screen No. 3
2 40
Squire & Swan, printing
2 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone
15 75
Edward Donahoe, iron work
1 25
William Holker, hardware
4 52
George W. Langdon, grades on Merrimac street 6 75
Cashman Brothers, moving safe 3 00
Fred L. Butman, book . 7 50
A Bowlen, supplies
56
S. H. Thurlow, 1 padlock
20
$638 13
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES.
Appropriation
$300 00
CREDITS.
C. W. A. Davis, 82 feet edgestones at 43 cents $3 51
John Bailey, 300 bricks
3 16
179
DETAILED STATEMENT
Proprietors of Oak Hill cemetery, 248}
feet curbstone at 46 cents . $ 114 31
Betterment account transfer 1,483 20
1,604 18
Total appropriation and income $1,904 18
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account . 90 14
$1,994 32
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the Committee on Highways. ]
Thomas Hale, labor
$38 71 90
Timothy Coffey, "
Myles Mahaney, "
40 06
Charles Allen,
37 46
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
33 86
James Kiley, 66
37 24
Jere Sheehan,
37 24
Cornelius Kelleher,
32 96
William Nealon, 66
1 80
James Kelleher, 66
90
Jere Toomey, 66
9 00
Dennis Kelleher,
66
34 31
John Whalen,
66
19 35
John Devonshire,
15 30
Michael Kelleher,
66
30 83
Cornelius Lynch,
13 05
Thomas Ryan,
66
1 80
M. Looney,
90
Cornelius Lucy,
66
9 45
Daniel O'Connell,
4 05
John Murphy,
66
3 60
Michael Duggan,
1 80
Jere Burns,
66
1 80
I80
ANNUAL REPORTS
Daniel Quill, labor $ 3 60
Dennis Duggan, labor 1 80
George E. Shute, “ 2 25
G. W. Bollman, stone work . 3 20
E. Perkins Lumber Co., stock and teaming 12 94
C. E. Brown & Son, 1,000 bricks 14 00
John A. Greeley & Co., paving brick, labor, and freight . 148 79
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight 6 40
R. Morrison, labor as mason
14 62
William H. Wooster, 1,567 2-12 feet curbstones , .
156 72
George W. Langdon, survey of sidewalk on Toppan street. corner of High 7 87
John A. Brown, 8,000 bricks 89 60
James C. Colman, teaming and wharfage 30 67
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting
514 79
Greeley & Davis, 42g yards paving
15 24
C. H. Meader, labor as mason and teaming
38 94
Ira Robertson, treasurer, 1,590 feet granite curbstone 509 27
J. P. Titcomb, survey of sidewalks . 17 25
$1,994 32
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS - MILITARY AID ACCOUNT.
Balance due from the state, December 20, 1902 $220 23
Payments of aid in 1903 546 46
$766 69
181
DETAILED STATEMENT
CREDITS.
City appropriation for 1903 . $250 00
From state of Massachusetts, for one-half
payments made in 1903 230 73
480 73
Incidental account, amount overdrawn, transferred to balance account . 15 73
$285 96
Balance due from the state, December 19, 1903 $270 23
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Appropriation
$4,000 00
CREDITS.
Cash received from sundry persons for board, etc. 403 46
Total appropriation and income $4,403 46
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account .
449 25
$4,852 71
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by Soldiers' Relief Committee. ]
Amount paid in cash to sundry persons for aid dur- ing the year $3,243 00
Amount paid for board in hospitals and medical at- tendance of sundry persons during the year 552 58
Amount allowed for groceries, clothing, and fuel to sundry persons during the year 1,057 13
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