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John A. Kilburn Jr., services at ward 3 ward room. 3 00
John E. Bailey, stock and labor. 17 00
$963 71
FEBRUARY
Orrin J. Welch, I month salary as superintendent of fire
alarm inspector of wires. $ 24 99
F. S. Webster Co., typewriter supplies. 2 25
William B. Porter, teaming 9 75
F. E. Smith, postmaster, stamps and postal cards II 00
John Collins, teaming tree. I 75
American Express Co., express
2 60
Jackson Express Co., 66
I 40
Globe Wernecke Co., cases and indexes 3 85
John W. Sargent, agent, 2 copies of Creasey's history of civil war .. 7 00
Robert G. Allen, collecting data of births.
39 30
M. H. Chase, I gallon polish I 50
Fowles News Agency, newspapers. 6 00
Robert J. Mckinney, death returns 22 50
Moses Young 6 00
66
... ..
2 00
W. R. Whitmore
Edwin F. Jackman
66
136
ANNUAL REPORTS
James O. Lacaillade, return of births
4 25
Ernest H. Noyes ٠٠
2 50
W. W. Pillsbury 2 25
Worcester & Hall
8 25
Clarence C. Day
5 25
J. F. R. Biron 60
25
James H. Barrett, services as deputy warden, ward 3. 2 00
J. F. Morrill, 5 suppers 2 50
$167 14
MARCH
Arthur C. Nason, return of birthis $ 12 25
Frederick Tiglı IO 75
J. C. Lunt Co., death returns. 14 00
Edgar J. Batclielder, ringing bell
7 00
Charles M. Townsend
2 00
Herbert Currier
2 00
Raymond Miller 60
2 00
William D. Tucker, return of births I 50
Timothy Harrington, death returns
20 75
Charles F. Johnson, return of births 2 25
Simeon O. Pilling I 50
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses 15 48
B. & M. R. R., mileage. 19 00
Item Publishing Co., printing and advertising 18 75
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 6 88
Corliss Macy Co., 240 pay roll sheets 9 60
Telephone Co., rental of telephone ... 5 95
News Pnb. Co. advertising. 6 88
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem 28 55
William Holker, hardware 15 00
W. U. Tel. Co., time service city hall clock 3 00
American Express Co., express. 6 45
Orrin J. Welch, I mo. salary as supt. of fire alarm and inspec- tor of wires. ... 24 99
Item Pub. Co., printing and advertising. 65 00
$301 53
I37
DETAILED STATEMENT
APRIL
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor. $ 9 0I
Telephone Co .. rental of telephone. 12 36
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses 10 77
Wolfe Tavern, entertaining . II 50
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 4 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell state and city elections. 1 00
John Balch Blood, expenses of committee at legislative hear- ing on charter 2 78
James P. Currier, ringing bell . 7 00
News Pub. Co., advertising 4 00
Dr. Tucker, birtlı returns 2 25
J. B. M. Dickens 6 00
D. J. Kelleher, lunches. 37 50
A. W. Thompson, sundries. 29 25
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage and box rent 6 10
Committee on New Charter expenses 10 00 Butman & Stone, books for assessors' and city treasurer's offices 30 75
Orrin J. Welch, I mo. salary as supt. of fire alarm and inspec- tor of wires 24 99
W. U. Tel. Co., time service of city hall clock. 3 00
B. M. R. R., mileage 13 00
B. W. Stevens, I quarters salary as harbor master 25 00
$253 26
MAY
B. & M. R. R., mileage . $ 21 00
Alphonso B. Brown, return of births 5 00
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses 14 32
Estate Williamn Huff, 300 feet of wire fence from Hill street to cemetery . 34 85
Albert Hodgdon, services at caucus at ward room, ward I ... 2 00
R. C. Hurd, birth returns 6 00
Jackson Express Co., express 85
Library bureau, 900 index cards. 7 20
Henry W. Little, rebinding indexes . 2 00
138
ANNUAL REPORTS
P. B. Murphy, 500 dog blanks. $ 3 25
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 58 88
News Pub. Co. 57 08
George H. Stevens, postage stamps I 50
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem 5 05
Wakefield Item, printing for assessors 2 50
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 12 77
Orrin J. Welch, I mo. salary as supt. of fire alarm and inspec- tor of wires 24 99
William E. Woodman, services at caucus at ward 2. 2 00
Henry Upton, labor II 75
James Lyons, labor
4 20
Thomas Upton, 4 mos. services as tree warden and extermina- tion of brown tail moths 112 00
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor 8 0g Creeden Bros., bal. due on plumbing contract at Kelly school. 300 00 James Lyons, labor 15 00
Henry Upton, II 25
Daniel Casey II 25
F. E. Cutter & Son, red paint I 20
$735 98
JUNE
Wolfe Tavern, entertaining state highway commission $ 5 20
M. T. Carey, ringing bell. 2 00
Jackson Express Co., express. 20
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses
17 52
George H. Pearson, office supplies 13 32
William Holker, hardware. 6 25
W. U. Tel. Co., time service of city hall clock
3 00
American Express Co., express .
6 70
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, 2500 stamped envelopes and pos- tage stanıps 55 00
Wolfe Tavern, entertaining Haverhill city government 19 00
James F. Carens, traveling expenses of committee 2 00
B. & M. RR. Co., mileage. 10 00
George H. Stevens, cash paid for pen and ink 60
139
DETAILED STATEMENT
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem 12 45 Orrin J. Welch, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires. 24 99
News Publishing Co., advertising 3 00
Charles E. Ash, services at caucus at ward 5 ward room 2 00
Charles H. Lunt « 6
2 00
Telephone Company, rent of telephone 2 80
James Toomey, labor
3 00
Henry Upton 13 50
Daniel Casey
I 75
Dennis Sweeney .
I 00
James Lyons $6 15 60
$222 88
JULY
.
Henry Upton, labor $ 6 30
James Lyons 4 00
Brown, Lent & Pett, books for city clerk's office 20 00
Herald Co., advertising. 3 00
Item Pub. Co., printing and advertising . 70 25
Samuel F. Furlong, removing logs from flats 6 00
News Pub. Co., advertising. 3 75
Hill's livery, horse hire. 6 00
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor 8 80
Osmond D. Hunt, typewriting relative to gas hearing 2 50
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 5 12
George H. Pearson, office supplies 6 84
American Express Co., express 7 95
William Holker, hardware. 17 50
George H. Stevens, cash paid for typewriter supplies 4 50
S. H. Thurlow, hardware .... 80
Edward Donahoe Jr. supplies and expenses. 19 57
Orrin J. Welch, I mo. salary as supt. of fire alarm and inspec- tor of wires. 24 99
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor 2 50
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, box rent. 50
C. W. Bailey, 500 envelopes. 2 50
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140
ANNUAL REPORTS
Thomas T. Upton, extermination of brown tail moths $ 20 00
Arthur Withington, legal expenses on gas hearing. 50 00
James Lyons, labor 12 20
Henry Upton, ..
8 25
Herbert Currier, ringing bell.
3 00
Henry R. Weitzel, return of deaths
5 25
Henry Upton, labor
6 75
James Lyons
7 40
Daniel Casey ..
2 25
James Lyons ..
20 10
Henry Upton
4 50
Daniel Casey
66
4 50
George Upton 4 50
James Lyons
6 75
Henry Upton
6 75
Daniel Casey
4 50
$390 27
AUGUST
John F. Cutter, appropriation for firemen's memorial Sunday .. $ 35 00 George A. Randall, wheel damaged in car track. 3 50
Jackson Express Co., express 15
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell 3 00
Wakefield Daily Item, tax tables
55
Henry M Briggs, serving notices
3 24
Joseph T. White, ringing bell. 3 00
Charles M. Townsend
3 00
Orrin J. Welch, I mo. salary as supt. of fire alarm and inspec- tor of wires 24 99
T. P. Tobin, teaming. 60
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses 15 64
F. E. Smith, postinaster, postage stamps. 6 25
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor 3 10
B. & M. R. R. Co., mileage. 10 00
Robert J. Mckinney, ringing bell
5 00
George H. Stevens, cash paid for postage stamps 2 00
Telephone Co., rent of telephone. 13 82
141
DETAILED STATEMENT
American Express Co., express $ 7 69
News Pub. Co., advertising. 2 75
B. W. Stevens, I quarter's salary as harbor master 25 00
Thomas T. Upton, expenses moving nurses' home and shar- pening saws. 13 90
Bart. M. Sullivan, death returns
2 00
James Lyons, labor
27 00
Henry Upton 6
9 00
James Lyons
3 25
Henry Benoit
1 00
Daniel Casey
5 25
James Lyons
15 75
Henry Upton
6 75
George Upton
1 80
B. W. Stevens, use of power boat.
5 00
$262 23
SEPTEMBER
James Lyons, labor $ 9 00
Thomas T. Upton, 4 mos. salary as tree warden . 61 00
Daniel Casey, labor .. 3 50
James Lyons 4 50
Henry Upton 66
4 50
Daniel Casey
4 00
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 6 49
Item Pub. Co., printing and advertising. 22 75
American Express Co., express I 20
Jackson Express Co., 90
News Pub. Co., advertising. 24 70
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses 17 83
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising 19 70
Pike & Elliott, death returns. II 00
Charles N. Maguire, horse hire
3 00
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor 2 75
Orrin J. Welch I inos. salary as supt. of fire alarm and inspec- tor of wires .. . . 24 99
Mayor et al, expenses to Lowell 3 50
142
ANNUAL REPORTS
B. &. M. R. R. Co., mileage $ 10 00
F. H. Rundlett, distributing tax bills 50 00
Board of assessors, copying valuation books 225 00
James Lyons, labor 17 30
Henry Upton 7 25
George Upton 2 20
Patrick Murphy, labor 3 00
$540 06
OCTOBER
Orrin J. Welch, I mos. salary as supt. of fire alarm and in- spector of wires. 24 99
James V. Felker, tax collector, tax deeds for sale of property . 28 74
B. & M. R. R., mileage 10 00
Edward Donahoe, Jr., supplies and expenses. 13 91
H. M. Meek Pub. Co., supplies I 50
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor
4 25
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem
21 15
Brown, Lent & Pett, books
4 00
Ray Miller, ringing bell. 3 00
News Pub. Co. advertising 13 50
W. U. Tel. Co., time service of city hall clock.
3 00
Telephone Co., rental of telephone
6 99
News Pub. Co., printing and advertising
12 25
The Wakefield Item, printing for assessors
I 50
American Express Co., express. 4 30
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising. 13 50
C. W. Bailey, office supplies I 50
James Lyons, labor 29 80
Henry Upton II 50
T. T. Upton, services as tree warden 3 00
$212 38
143
DETAILED STATEMENT
NOVEMBER
F. H. Rundlett, sundries $ 3 45
John E. Bailey, stock and labor 9 90
Robert S. Robson, repairing ballot box 5 00
B. &. M. R. R., mileage .. 10 00
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 12 43
News Pub. Co., advertising. 46 50
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising. 57 25
George H. O'Connell, witness fees and court expenses of Shute vs. Langdon 50 00
American Express Co., express IO 40
Jackson Express, express. 4 60
James F. Carens, mayor's traveling expenses from Aug. 29 to Oct. 27, 1904 . 7 50
Anti-Trust Supply Co., 3000 pay envelopes. I 80
Fred E. Smitli, postmaster, box rent, postage stamps and pos- tals. 9 50
McGlew Bros., stock and labor. 15 00
W. U. Tel. Co., time service of city hall clock. 3 00
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses 19 25
Item Pub. Co., printing and advertising.
45 30
Albert Hodgdon, services at ward one ward room 4 00
Charles H. Lunt 66 six 4 00
Wm. Woodman
two 4 00
Chas. E. Ash 66 five 4 00
S. H. Thurlow & Co., hardware
30
B. W. Stevens, I quarters salary as harbor master 25 00
Carter Ink Co., state ink 4 00
R. D. Hood, C. E., professional services Shute vs. Langdon. 50 00
F. S. Webster Co. typewriter supplies .. I 50
Corlis Macey Co., I claim book, city treasurer's office 13 75
E. B. George, copy record. 1 00
Essex Register of Deeds, copy of deed. 50
Osmund D. Hunt, attendance at Superior court, Shute vs. Langdon 18 00
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem. 6 40
George H. Stevens, cash paid for postage stamps. 2 00
A. W. Thompson, sundries 8 60
Orrin J. Welch, I mos. salary as supt. of fire alarm and in- spector of wires. 24 99
144
ANNUAL REPORTS
Robert E. Burke, attorney in settlement of claim, Cornelius
J. Leary and Jeremiah Leary vs. city $344 00
Sampson Murdock Co., 8 copies Newburyport directory . 16 00
James Lyon, labor 13 55
Thomas Barry " 1 00
Henry Upton 5 75
$863 22
DECEMBER
James Lyons Jr., labor JO 50
Daniel Casey
9 00
Henry Upton 8 50
Jerry Coffy 6. 7 88
Cornelius Sullivan 7 88
James Lyons 17 10
Charles E. Ash, services at ward room, ward 5. 6 00
American Express Co., express. 4 75
Chase & Lunt, services as witness in case Shute vs. Lang- don . .
50 00
Edward Donahoe Jr., supplies and expenses
26 05
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising.
74 70
Osmond D. Hunt, typewriting for city solicitor
75
Willard A. Hatch. witness fees suit Shute vs. Langdon
7 50
William Holker, hardware.
19 64
Item Pub. Co., printing and advertising
21 90
Charles H. Lunt, services at ward room, ward 6.
4 00
Abby Noyes Little, birth returns .
8 25
H. M. Meek Pub. Co., nomination papers and birth returns. .. 6 00
News Pub. Co., printing and advertising
131 50
Arthur C. Nason, birth returns 12 50
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor
3 35
F. H. Rundlett, putting up booths and posting ballots 6 10
Hermon Staples, pasting election blocks and boards I 35
Squire & Swan, dog license postals. 3 50
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem .. 11 15
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, 500 I cent envelopes 5 60
Turner Specialty Co., I gross election crayons 3 00
145
DETAILED STATEMENT
A. W. Thompson, sundries $ 5 25
Telephone Co .. rental of telephone. 85
Wolfe Tavern, entertaining. 5 75
Jones & Foss, in settlement of claim of Hannah D. Shute vs.
George W. Langdon and city of Newburyport. 313 23
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 1 70
Five Cents Savings Bank, box rent 15 00
Cornelius Sullivan, labor 7 20
Jerry Coffey 6 75
Daniel Casey
12 25
James Lyons Jr. 66
12 25
Henry Upton
II 75
J. M. Greenough, horse hire
I 00
James Lyons
18 00
F. E. Cutter & Son, paint and oil for trees 1 00
Orrin J. Welch, I mos. salary as supt. of fire alarm and in- spector of wires 24 99
Frank E. Thurlow, services as warden, ward one
5 00
John C. Lang
clerk 5 00
William B. Porter
inspector
5 00
Charles C. Donnell
5 00
Thomas Humphreys
5 00
Joseph L. Jacoby
5 00
Moses A. Stevens
deputy warden, ward one .. 2 00
Herbert S. Noyes 06
66 clerk
2 00
Joseph L. Thurlow
inspector
. .
2 00
66
. . 2 00
John W. Allen
.. 2 00
John J. Thurlow
2 00
as
warden, ward two.
5 00
W. A. Macintosh 66
clerk
5 00
Greenleaf A. Johnson
inspector
5 00
J. C. M. Blaisdell
5 00
John J. McGlew
5 00
Samuel J. Ford
5 00
Frank E. Foley
66
deputy warden, ward two .. 2 00
F. L. Davis
clerk
2 00
Allen D. Pettingell
inspector
2 00
Frank W. Landford
66
. .
2 00
George W. Parker
. . 2 00
A. B. Adams
46
. .
2 00
66
William H. Pettingell
66
66
.
Isaac Poor services
. ....
...
·
.6
. .
.
146
ANNUAL REPORTS
George E. Shea
services as warden, ward three
$ 5 00
H. P. Macintosh Jr.
clerk
5 00
John H. Wheeler
inspector
66
5 00
James H. Barrett
66
5 00
Harry E. Hewitt
66
66
.€
...
. .. . . 5 00
Cornelius J. Kiley
66
66
5 00
J. Hermann Carver
deputy warden, ward three .. 2 00
Caleb B. Huse 66
66
clerk
2 00
John J. Kelley
66
inspector
66
. .
2 00
Charles A. Grant
. .
2 00
George W. Manser
2 00
John M. Sullivan
66
warden, ward four
5 00
Charles A. Stockinan
clerk
5 00
Harold E. Noyes
inspector
5 00
Arthur J. Donahoe
5 00
Daniel Collins Jr.
5 00
George N. Jaques
66
66
5 00
Bernard C. McQuade
deputy warden, ward four ..
2 00
William H. Welch
clerk
. .
2 00
Jere Higgins
inspector
2 00
W. H. Burns
.€
16
. .
2 00
Win. H. T. Dodge
66
66
. .
2 00
Henry D. Follansbee
warden, ward
five
5 00
John J. Creeden
clerk
5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes
inspector
5 00
Michael E. Murphy
4
5 00
Arthur W. Huse
5 00
Freeman P. Healey
66
66
66
5 00
Edward G. Moody
deputy warden, ward five ..
2 00
66
clerk
2 00
.6
inspector
66
. .
·
. .
2 00
Fred W. Chase
66
2 00
Frank E. Davis
66
warden, ward
six
5 00
W. R. Whitmore
clerk
5 00
George A. Coffin
inspector
5 00
Edwin F. Jackman
5 00
William C. Coffin
66
...
. 5 00
Frank W. Merrill
16
66
66
.. . ...
5 00
.
..
. .
66
2 00
Joshua L. Chase
66
Richard J. Foley
2 00
Herbert W. Ross
66
2 00
Ralph S. Bailey
66
. .
. .
Michael Kelleher
6
147
DETAILED STATEMENT
George E. Cooper, services as deputy warden, ward six .. $
2 00
William G. Somerby
66 clerk
2 00
Geerge L. Whitmore
inspector 2 00
Thomas W. Mitchell 66
66
.. 2 00
William H. Patriquin
€
. . 2 00
John J. Lewis
2 00
William E. Woodman, services as janitor ward two ward room 10 00 Albert Hodgdon, services at ward room ward one 5 00
$1,172 42
RECAPITULATION
January $ 963 71
February.
167 14
March.
301 53
April
253 26
May
735 98
June
222 88
July
390 27
August.
262 23
September
540 06
October
212 38
November
863 22
December.
1,172 42
$6,085 08
148
ANNUAL REPORTS
INTEREST DEPARTMENT
Appropriation . · $21,000 00
CREDITS
From overdue taxes . $3,736 88
From First National Bank (deposits) . 1,506 38
Front water commissioners to meet balance of payment of interest on water bonds due Dec. 1, 1904. 76 29
From water account balance of account trans- ferred to meet payment of interest on
water bonds due Dec. 1, 1904 . 5,926 21
$11,245 76
Total appropriation and income. $32,245 76
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account
1,640 87
$30,604 89
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Finance
12 months Follansbee fund, to September 1, 1904 . .$ 120 00
12 Green fund, to August 9, 1904 . 80 00
12 Simpson fund to January 5, 1904 900 00
12 Sawyer fund to July 1, 1904 . 225 00
12 Dexter fund to January 10, 1904 . 90 00
12 Frothingham fund to January 29, 1904 .. 40 00
I2 A. Williams fund to March 1, 1904 . 40 00
I2 Brown fund to March 4, 1904 . . 675 00
I2 Toppan fund to March 10, 1904. 10 00
12 Atwood fund to September 1, 1904 472 50
149
DETAILED STATEMENT
12 months Todd fund to July 1, 1904 $ 400 00
400 00 12
12
registered bonds, No. I, sewer loan, $30,000 1,200 00
I2
No. 2, $5,000 200 00
12
No. 3,
$7,500
300 00
12
No. I -- 46, $46,000. 1,610 00
12
No. 1-6, school loan, $27,500. .
962 50
No. 1-6, high school, $6,000. . 210 00 12
water loan, $82,000.
1,435 00
6 note, No. 592, $40,000. 625 00
66 No. 600, $25,000 390 62 6
6
.. No. 615, $15,000
225 00
6
66 No. 627, $25,000
375 00
6
No. 640, $15,000.
225 00
27 days notes, No. 592 to 600, $65,000.
152 34
27 days notes, No. 615, 627, 640, $55,000.
123 75
20 months note No. 636, $14,000.
27 21
I2
18 days note No. 637, $1,467.73
46 23
9
note No. 638, $1,000.
26 25 9
26 25
5
66 15 days note No. 643, $3,000
51 56
5
15 days note No. 644, $7,000
120 3I
6
note, No. 645, $2,000 32 50
I2
note, No. 647, $17,000.
4
595 00 66 note, No. 648, $30.000 . 350 00
5
66 note, No. 649, $80,000 998 50
4
3 days note, No. 650, $30,000 384 37
Coupons
11,962 50
" (water bonds)
4,497 50
$30,604 89
6
W. O. Moseley fund to November 1, 1904 .
66 note No. 639, $1,000
150
ANNUAL REPORTS
LIGHTING STREETS AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS
Appropriation
$13,500 00
CREDITS
From Woman's Club for lighting Assembly hall at High school $ 2 00
From sale of old lanterns. 1 00
From Newburyport Gas and Electric Co. for fine imposed by state commission. 100 00
103 00
Total appropriation and income.
13,603 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account. 767 88
$14,370 88
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Lighting
Newburyport Gas & Electric Co., lighting streets and public buildings. $14,369 88 Dexter W. Nutting, taking care lanterns, public library ... J 00
$14,370 88
151
DETAILED STATEMENT
APPORTIONMENT OF EXPENDITURES
For lighting streets and public buildings ending Dec. 17, 1904
CUBIC FEET GAS
COST
Lighting City Hall
323,100
$ 484 65
Market Hall
245,600
368 40
Central Fire Station
213,300
319 95
Public Library
184,200
276 30
Engine House, No. 2. .
40,800
61 20
No. 3. . . .
65,500
98 25
No. 8.
17,500
26 25
High School Building ...
27,900
41 85
Jackman School.
24,600
36 90
Kelley
35,500
53 25
..
Tenple St.
3,000
4 50
:
City Drill Shed
700
I 05
1,181,700
$1,772 55
Cost of street lights, 159 arcs, 19 incandescents,
and lanterns at public library and City Hall
$12,591 21
Sundry bills
7 12
$
$14,370 88
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation .
. $200 00
EXPENDITURES
William C. Cuseck, quartermaster, for Post 49, G. A. R .. .. $200 00
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152
ANNUAL REPORTS
NOTES PAYABLE
Amount outstanding December 19, 1903 $227,217 73
Notes issued in 1904 as follows:
No. 645, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 344 per cent. $2,000 00
No. 646, order W. F. Houston, trustee, 372 per cent .. 1,475 00 No. 647, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 372 per cent. 17,000 00
No. 648, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 31/2 per cent. 30,000 00
No. 649, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3 per cent .. 80,000 00
No. 650, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 334 per cent. 30,000 00
1
160,475 00
$387,692 73
Notes paid during 1904 as follows:
No. 502, order of water commissioners, 37/8 per cent. $40,000 00
No. 600, order of water commissioners, 37/8 per per cent. .. 25,000 00
No. 615, order of water commissioners, 3 per cent 15,000 00
No. 627, order of water commissioners, 3 per cent . 25,000 00
No. 636, order J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 374 per cent 14,000 00
153
DETAILED STATEMENT
No. 637, order of W. F. Houston, trustee, 3 per cent. $ 1,467 73
No. 640, order of water commissioners, 3 per cent .. 15,000 00
No, 643, order of J. V. Felker city treasurer, 334 per cent .. 3,000 00
No. 644, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 334 per cent. 7,000 00
No. 645, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 344 per cent. 2,000 00
No. 648, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3/2 per cent. 30,000 00 No. 649, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3 per cent. 80,000 00
$257,467 73
Amount outstanding December 17, 1904.
$130,225 00
PARKS AND PUBLIC GROUNDS
Appropriation.
. . $525 00
CREDITS
From city clerk 8 00
Total appropriatian and income 533 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to balance account 46 19
$579 19
154
ANNUAL REPORTS
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Park Commissioners
D. W. Cate, labor at mall and Brown Square $202 55
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor. 2 30
E. W. Pearson, filling Brown Square beds with plants. 27 50
W. W. Hutchins, labor 29 25
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor. 60 55
Joseph L. Comley, furnishing plant and planting 5 flower beds
S. H. Thurlow & Co., hardware I 65
2 70
Watering streets, sprinkling streets for 1904. 78 31
J. C. Coleman, teaming 25
A. C. Currier, stock and labor I 96
F. E. Davis, sundry repairs, etc. 16 40
Jolın Ronan, repairing park . 15 00
W. Arthur Dickie, painting signs, teaming. 3 25
C. C. Stockman, settees 7 50
John P. Atkinson, services drawing off Frog Pond .
5 00
Thomas Ryan, labor
80
Daniel Casey
5 00
Charles Allen
45
Cornelius Sullivan .6
2 48
David Buckley
66 I 80
Daniel Quill I 80
7 43
Cornelius Lynclı
18 23
Myles Mahaney
3 60
Daniel Lucy
66
II 03
557 79
Thomas Hale, labor, Cushing Park
21 40
$579 19
50 00
H. N. Marshal & Son, salt.
Thomas Hale 66
DETAILED STATEMENT 155
PARKS (ATKINSON COMMON)
Appropriation $500 00
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Park Commissioners
F. E. Chase, labor $272 00
John Spalding 69 00
S. E. Wilson 36 37
J. G. Johnson & Son, plants 22 50
John Ronan, for use of horses and men 52 26
Cashman Bros., labor and teaming 12 25
C. W. Nelson, supplies and labor. 28 80
Watering streets, sprinkling streets for 1904 6 82
$500 00
POLICE
Appropriation
· $12,500 00
CREDITS
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court, fines I year ending September 30, 1904 . . . $1,303 80
From Charles L. Ayers, deputy sheriff, fines I year ending December 3, 1904 . 45 25
1,349 05
Total appropriation and income
13,849 05
156
ANNUAL REPORTS
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account . $ 751 51
$14,600 56
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Police
Edward R. Ayers, services as city marshal and cash paid to
December 1, 1904. $ 1,III 38
John L. McLean, services as assistant marshal. 952 90
Patrick Creeden 66 captain of the watch 950 30
Frank L. Lattime 6.
patrolman 690 00
920 00
James F. Murphy
910 00
Seth Young
66
898 75
George W. Lattime 66
906 25
George J. Ross
912 50
Philip H. Creasey 66
841 25
George F. Adams Jr. 6€ 66
916 25
John T. Carey
650 00
John M. Hayes
66
917 50
Charles W. Wells
856 25
Peter Kelleher
" special officer
17 50
Daniel J. Lynch 66
and patrolman
545 25
George G. Ladd
96 25
William I. Hunt
6
5 00
I). W. Cate 66 66
5 00
Fred P. Hinkley
5 00
James Toomey
30 00
John C. Cheney .6
25 00
Charles H. White
5 00
William A. Jackson 66
306 25
Frank A. Randall 66
II 25
Frank W. Blake
16
23 75
Alfred Goldthrop, cleaning police station
96 72
William J. Canning
84 28
William Woodman
66
66
66
I57
DETAILED STATEMENT
R. A. W. Pritchard, toilet paper. $
1 00
L. A. Foote, milk. 20 53
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 118 92
Sulpho Napthol Co., 5 gallons sulpho napthol 10 00
O. P. Foote, groceries. 80 60
James Dickens, sundries and labor as electrician, 55 53
Mrs. C. Fenders, washing towels 6 00
George H. Pearson, sundries 13 72
Jere W. Doyle, horse hire.
222 00
J. N. Frost, ice. 16 75
Clarence C. Day, professional services
I 50
National Biscuit Co., crackers 71 28
Fowles News Agency, Boston papers
II 20
News Pub. Co. advertising. 22 06
W. U. Tel. Co., time service at police station 3 00
Clark & Hatch, police whistles 3 75
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising
21 56
Hill's Livery, horse hire.
5 75
Item Pub. Co., advertising.
I 50
Williamı Holker, supplies. 14 25
William Read & Sons, 10 pair handcuffs
37 50
Harrington & Kiley, gloves, buttons, etc.
6 80
Orrin J. Welch, expenses installing police box
2 03
Benjamin P. Ireland, expenses to Boston. 3 00
Raphael Masstrairgeal, I assistant marshal gold wreath 2 25
W. W. Thurlow, repairing badges. 65
Karl Castlehun, analyzing cider. 10 00
Frederick Tigh, professional services 2 00
A. J. Casey &. Co., Jamaica ginger.
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