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Atkinson Coal Company, 9,070 pounds of coal at $4.25. . . .
18 08
Paul T. Winkley, 2880 pounds English hay to No, 3 ... 23 04
E. E. Bartlett, teaming gravel on Parker and Pasture streets 4 00
C. R. Sargent Company, stock and labor. IO 70
Jere Healey, 5195 pounds coal and kindling wood . 24 17
J. S. Quill, shoeing and sundries 55 50
G. G. Ledger, repairing superintendent's instruments. 16 70
E. E. Linton, professional services, veterinary 48 00
T. H. McCarthy, rent of barn for storing sand. 5 00
George T. Merrill, 1620 pounds hay for No. 2.
15 18
I. O. O. F., storage of carts from January 1, 1905, to March 15, 1905. 31 25
A. Russell & Son, stock and labor
36 52
Hatch Bros.
8 40
A. C. Currier
3 67
Herald Company, advertising
15 25
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DETAILED STATEMENT
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising . $ 24 25
J. W. Clark, repairing double cart No. 3 9 50
F. M. Underhill, use of men and team. 98 09
Neal Sweeney, use of men and team. 29 08
Jere W. Doyle, shoeing and sundries 237 00
McGlew Bros. Company, iron work and shoeing
63 85
S. H. Thurlow & Company, hardware
70 93
William Holker 66
32 55
Telephone Company, use of telephone
30 40
Osmond D. Hunt, typewriting.
4 50
W. C. Benson, stock and labor. 6 50
Harry Leeming, shoeing and sundries
37 10
M. M. Toomey, use of double team. 2 25
Watering streets, 7500 feet street watering for year 1905 . at four cents . . 300 00
Hiram Ordway, 25 loads gravel ..
2 50
Hermon Staples, stock and labor 9 10
John C. Moulton, gravel at 10 cents a load. 1I 70
F. E. Davis, stock and labor 19 70
F. E. Woods & Son, painting signs
I 00
B. G. Davis, stock and labor
14 65
Joseph Gagnon, labor
6 00
E. M. Ingalls, labor on road roller 8 40
Harold L. Bond Company, one dozen picks and two dozen handles 13 70
Horace Moody, 2580 pounds English hay .
23 22
E. C. Johnson, labor and use of team and 3440 pounds hay IIO OI
Poor department, 27,400 pounds hay at $14. 313 79
John A. Taylor, 2510 pounds English hay at $18. 22 59
Toppan & Wilson, hardware .. 20 10
F. A. Silloway & Co., harness work and sundries 21 35
Fred J. Jewell, English hay at $16 per ton 164 92
E. Perkins Lumber Company, hardwood .
9 20
Austin Boutin, teaming hay to Engine 3. . .
3 00
George H. Pearson, supplies 58
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on picks.
30
Guy Bros., stock and labor. ..
34 73
James C. Coleman, use of team.
75
Charles Ferguson, inspection of one boiler. 2 00
Pneumatic Hand Stamp Company, one stamp 71
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting
$ 34 00 -
S. W. Harris, labor removing trees 22 00
Maurice D. Broderick 52 weeks' service as driver No. I ....
728 00
Frank Annis
No. 2 ....
728 00
Albert E. Bray
No. I . ...
728 00
George W. Carter
66
No. 3 . . ..
728 00
Dennis J. Hale
" No. 3 . . . . 728 00
Dennis Lucy
66
" No. 2 .. .. 728 00
Daniel Casey labor . .
207 66
Owen Keefe
5 17
Charles Bashaw
I 80
Cornelius Lynch
23 18
Charles Allen
73 24
Thomas Hale
329 65
Cornelius Kelleher
66
180 24
Daniel Lucy
86 97
Cornelius Shea
279 61
Bartholemew Creeden
158 66
Jeremiah Hartnett
271 37
John Herlihy
238 64
Dennis Kelleher
139 53
Michael Kelleher
66
227 5I
Daniel O'Connell
178 0I
Jeremiah Sheehan
88 44
Cornelius Sullivan
114 09
Bryant Sweeney
210 63
William Ready
248 19
A. F. Hopkinson
100 25
Timothy Reardon
66
6 30
Dennis Ryan
40 00
Thomas Ryan
197 79
George Paul
5 50
James Welch
84 49
G. T. Philbrick
· 9 00
Patrick Keefe
66
243 69
Patrick O'Brien
269 81
DETAILED STATEMENT
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George Page
68
Timothy Shea
60
I 80
Cornelius Lucy
133 21
John Connors
66
134 78
John Devonshire
66
28 58
Daniel Quill
92 48
Daniel Casey
2 70
$14,342 15
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ANNUAL REPORTS
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation.
$ 450 00
(overdraft year 1904) 22,753 95
$23,203 95
CREDITS
From E. Donahoe Jr., on account of collec- tions as sealer of weights and measures ... $ 14 70
From H. A. Johnson for advertising stationary engine . . 4 25
From L. M. Hatch & Son, for advertising gaso- lene engine. 4 00
From P. S. Bradford for advertising gasolene engine. .. 4 00
From Citizens Electric Street Railway Com- pany for advertising a hearing
10 00
From city clerk, junk licenses
58 00
auctioneers' licenses
8 00
pool
8 00
pawnbrokers' “
150 00
shows, etc. .
20 00
telephoning 25
" .W. C. Cuseck on account of collections as sealer of weights and measures 115 99
397 19
From income account transferred 2,630 52
3,027 71
$26,231 66
123
DETAILED STATEMENT
UNDRAWN TRANSFERS
Poor
$ 31 27
Salaries
I33 33
Printing
36 25
Parks ..
7 35
Military aid
1 00
Abatements tax of 1905
2,449 OI
$ 2,658 21
$28,889 87
OVERDRAWN TRANSFERS
Schools.
$ 2,583 05
Fire ..
2,623 39
Highways.
701 60
Ice and snow
1,022 27
Sidewalks and edgestones.
2,339 58
Ashes and rubbish .
342 30
Bridges and culverts
1,159 02
Public property
1,064 47
Watering streets, 1905 .
34 90
Police
810 02
Lighting
584 65
Fuel.
70 48
Public library
52 07
Board of health
519 23
Soldiers' relief.
1,104 73
Parks (Atkinson common).
4 45
Elections.
91 83
Protection of trees
186 71
Interest
3,323 28
Sewer ( maintenance)
54 72
Abatements tax, 1902
642 32
1903
244 16
.
1904.
437 20
19,996 43
Overdrawn balance 1904
22,753 95
Expenditures as per statement below
3,117 3I
45,867 69
Balance overdrawn for year 1905
$16,977 82
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ANNUAL REPORTS . EXPENDITURES Authorized by the City Council
JANUARY
Charles E. Ash, services at ward room, ward 5. $ 6 50
Brown, Lent & Pett, book for registered voters II 50
Blackbird Pen Company, pens. 5 00
James F. Carens, expenses to Boston and Salem 7 05
J. M. Greenough, horse hire. 6 50
Edward Donahoe Jr., horse hire and supplies 24 50
William Holker, hardware.
1 53
Jackson Express Company, express.
55
Charles H. Lunt, services at ward room, ward 6
7 00
George H. O'Connell, expences as city solicitor.
IO 20
Frank H. Rundlett, pasting ballots and putting up and tak- ing down booths 6 10
Robert S. Robson, repairing ballot box
5 50
George P. Sargent, expenses to Salem.
I 30
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem
7 60
George H. Stevens, stamps, etc., cash paid .
2 25
F. E. Smith, postmaster, 2500 stamped envelopes ..
53 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephone.
2 48
Thomas T. Upton, two months' services as tree warden and expenses. 66 15
George H. Walker Company, atlas.
15 00
F. S. Webster Company, supplies
25
James Lyons, labor
7 20
Henry Upton
5 50
James Lyons
6 00
Orrin J. Welch, one month salary as superintendent fire alarm. 16 66
Mrs. William H. Huse, one month's salary for husband as assessor 41 67
Benjamin W. Stevens, one quarter's salary as harbor master 25 00
James Lyons, labor 16 55
John Quill 66
I 80
Henry Upton
6 75
$367 09
125
DETAILED STATEMENT
FEBRUARY
American Express Company, express. $ 5 70
Robert G. Allen, collecting data of births 33 75
A. R. Andrews, supplies. I 00
J. E. Bailey, stock and labor 3 88
Boston & Maine Railroad, mileage book and Lynn ticket ...
23 00
J. J. & H. J. Chase, stamp
35
Clarence C. Day, return of births.
4 25
Fowles News Company, newspapers.
6 00
Globe Wernecke Company, cases and indexes.
4 20
Timothy Harrington, death returns.
25 25
Charles F. Johnson, birth returns.
2 75
James O. Lacaillade
6 75
Moulton & Lunt, two fountain pens.
7 50
R. J. Mckinney, death returns.
21 00
News Publishing Company, printing
9 25
Ernest H. Noyes, birth returns.
6 00
George H. O'Connell, expenses as city solicitor
1 00
W. W. Pillsbury, birth returns.
3 75
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem
8 65
Charles C. Stockinan, use of tables and chairs at City hall. .
4 55
Herbert R. Scott, repairing typewriter 4 75
Frank W. Snow, birth returns.
25
F. E. Smith, postmaster, stamps and box rent
8 50
Telephone Company, rental of telephone IO 84
Frederick Tigh, return of births 8 75
Western Union Telegraph Company, time service City hall clock .
3 00
John F. Young, return of births
5 75
Orrin J. Welch, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm ... 16 66
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor 3 00
James Lyons, labor. 2 10
$242 18
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ANNUAL REPORTS
MARCH
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor. $ 17 55
Herbert Currier, ringing bell 2 00
Herald Company, printing 5 00
P. B, Jackson, cash paid for expenses to Boston I 50
Library Bureau, index cards. 6 50
G. W. Langdon, expenses to Boston 6 80
News Publishing Company, advertising
3 75
A. C. Nason, birth returns ..
8 75
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell state and city election, and February 22nd. 4 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, 100 postals and 200 stamps. 2500 stamped envelopes. 53 00
5 00
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem. 6 80
Edward M. Todd, agent, error in assessing taxes to Martha D. Stanwood. 23 70
Telephone Company, rental of telephone 14 27
Moses Young, death returns. 5 25
News Publishing Company, printing mayor's address 45 50
Sewer, appropriation for sewer maintenance 200 00
$409 37
APRIL
American Express Company, express. $ I 95
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor . 3 00
E. J. Batchelder, ringing bell at Old South church 7 00
Brown, Lent & Pett, pay roll streets
J. B. M. Dickins, birth returns. 13 00
5 50
Eagle Pencil Company, pencils.
6 50
Boston & Maine Railroad, mileage book and Lynn ticket ...
23 00
Jackson's Express Company, express
20
J. Lyon, pens
9 50
Ray Miller, ringing bell
2 00
Wolfe Tavern, meals and hack hire
2 00
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem
3. 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephone.
3 24
F. S. Webster Company, supplies 2 50
Western Union Telephone Company, time service, City hall clock. 3 00
DETAILED STATEMENT I27
John Homer, birth returns $ 15 75
James Lyons, labor 5 25
Henry Upton 2 25
$108 64
MAY
American Express Company, express $ 2 40
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor II 80
Butnam & Stone, books for assessors and city treasurer's offices 26 50
Jackson's Express Company, express . . . 75
F. E. Smith, postmaster, 500 cent stamped envelopes. 5 60
B. W. Stevens, one quarter's salary as harbor master 25 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, box rent
50
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem
3 75
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
20 97
Wakefield Daily Item, printing for assessors.
5 50
Joseph T. White, ringing bell
2 00
Worcester & Hall, birth returns
7 75
Thomas T. Upton, team 372 days.
7 00
C. R. Sargent Company, installing alarm on Cashman Bros.' house as per agreement 125 00
James Lyon labor 12 10
Henry Upton 66
4 00
Charles Morrill 66
2 70
Walter White
2 70
James Lyons
2 25
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor ..
9 00
Braman, Dow & Company, whistles
4 50
$281 77
JUNE
American Express Company, express. $ I 20
Butman & Stone, one real estate book 12 75
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor 10 00
Herald Company, advertising .. 23 50
Jackson Express Company, express. 90
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising 52 50
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem $ 10 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephone 2 77
O. J. Welch, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm. 16 30
C. R. Sargent Company, stock and labor.
73 71
Braman, Dow & Company, whistle and fittings.
40 21
Charles Morrill
labor
2 50
Walter White
2 50
James E. Lyons
5 00
Henry Upton
5 00
James Lyons
7 50
9 00
James E. Lyons
16
6 00
Henry Upton
2 25
Frederick C. Upton
I 00
$284 59
JULY
Squire & Swan, printing $ 8 15
F. E. Smith, postmaster, stamps .. I 50
Western Union Telephone Company, time service City hall clock . 3 00
Boston & Maine Railroad, two mileage books 40 00
A. B. Brown, birth returns,.
5 25
A. R. Andrews, supplies
2 35
Pike & Elliott, death returns.
II 50
Henry Weitzel,
4 75
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor.
9 60
American Express Company, express
3 95
F. E. Smith, postmaster, box rent.
50
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
2 45
George H. Pearson, office supplies
16 90
Herald Company, printing
2 00
News Publishing Company, printing.
1 75
P. B. Murphy, dog blanks 3 00
L. D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem I 25
W. C. Cuseck, expenses as sealer of weights and measures. . 3 65
Joseph C, Richardson, cleaning weights, measures, etc. 3 00
F. S. Webster, typewriter supplies. 2 00
Obed W. Greaton, play grounds, north and south end 50 00
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Newburyport fire department, appropriation for Memorial day .
$ 75 00
James Lyons
labor
5 70
Henry Upton
2 75
John Healey
2 50
James Lyons
4 75
James A. Lyons
5 75
Henry Upton
66
3 25
James Lyons
7 50
$283 75
AUGUST
American Express Company, expressing. $ 8 70
Anti-Trust Supply Company, 2000 coin envelopes. I 30
J. C. Colman, posts. 2 42
Herbert Currier, ringing bell ..
3 00
F. E. Cutter & Son, paint for trees
95
Herald Company, advertising
15 IO
William Holker, hardware.
4 05
Charles H. Lunt, ringing bell.
3 00
Ray Miller,
3 00
Ernest H. Noyes, birth returns.
4 25
News Publishing Company, advertising.
15 12
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell. 3 00
B. W. Stevens, one quarter's salary as harbor master.
25 00
Squire & Swan, printing.
4 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
21 36
Wakefield Daily Item, four tax tables.
55
F. H. Rundlett, distributing tax bills
50 00
James E. Lyons, labor
5 50
Henry Upton
4 00
James Lyons
7 50
James E. Lyons
7 00
Henry Upton
6 00
Daniel Casey
2 50
Cornelius Sheehan
1 00
$207 30
9 00
130
ANNUAL REPORTS
SEPTEMBER
Daniel Casey labor $ 1 00
Henry Upton
I 75
James E. Lyons
2 00
J. C. M. Bayley, services as city solicitor.
3 00
Herald Company, advertising
10 50
Item Publishing Company, advertising
3 00
Library Bureau, cards and indexes
55 25
News Publishing Company, advertising
10 50
F. A. Perkins, repairing oak cabinet.
75
S. C. Reed, expenses to Boston
I 50
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
6 87
T. T. Upton, use of team and expenses.
12 20
T. S. Herlihy, attorney, in settlement of D. M. Richardson claim 50 00
James E. Lyons
labor
6 00
Henry Upton
4 25
James Lyons
7 50
8 70
James E. Lyons
7 50
Henry Upton
4 00
Daniel Casey
25
$197 52
OCTOBER
American Express Company, express $ I 65
Boston & Maine Railroad, mileage.
23 30
Boston Bank Note Company, bonds
55 00
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor
7 75
M. B. Bunker, standing cross and crown
25 00
Herald Company, printing 5 25
Hill's livery. horse hire. II 00
William Holker, hardware
8 85
Jackson Express Company, express . I 95
News Publishing Company, printing
3 25
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DETAILED STATEMENT
F. A. Perkins, framing picture. $ 75
B. W. Stevens, one quarter's salary as harbor master .. 25 00
E. L. Sibley, eyelets. I 50
F. E. Smith, postmaster, 500 stamped envelopes IO 60
Storey, Thorndike & Palmer, examining papers relating to bridge bonds 30 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephone. 5 36
Carter's Ink Company, ink 4 00
James Lyons labor 12 90
James E. Lyons 66
8 25
John J. Healey
9 00
Henry Upton
6 75
James Lyons
12 00
Charles E. Morrell ‹
7 25
John Haley
9 00
Henry Upton
6 50
James E. Lyons
60
7 75
Charles E, Morrill
66
3 00
James E. Lyons
66
9 00
John Haley
9 25
Henry Upton
7 75
James Lyons
15 00
$343 61
NOVEMBER
Osmond D. Hunt, stenography and typewriting $ 14 90
James P. Currier, ringing bell. 4 00
Herald Company, printing and advertising IO 25
J. C, Lunt & Company, death returns 14 50
Library Bureau, supplies ... 7 98
News Publishing Company, printing
2 25
Ernest H. Noyes, birth returns
2 75
George H. O'Connell, two volumes Smith's Municipal Cor- poration. 12 00
George H. Pearson, office supplies 1 70
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ANNUAL REPORTS
F. H. Rundlett, washing towels, etc. $ I 90
B. W. Stevens, one quarter's salary as harbor master. 25 00
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, envelopes and box rent 59 IO Telephone Company, rental of telephone. 26 75
George H. Pearson, office supplies. I 40
Henry Upton, labor 3 00
James E. Lyons "
4 00
James Lyons 16 80
George W, Piper, cash paid for cement 45
$208 73
DECEMBER
American Express Company, express. $ I 25
Butnam, Stone & Company, cash book. 6 25
William C. Cuseck, expenses as sealer of weights and meas- ures. 4 4I
Herald Company, advertising and printing. 9 00
Hobbs & Warren Company, blanks.
I 55
Osmond D. Hunt, typewriting
8 50
News Publishing Company, advertising
7 00
F. A. Perkins, repairing chair.
30
S. O. Pilling, birth returns ..
3 00
George H. Pearson, office supplies
5 78
George P. Sargent, expenses to Salem
Telephone Company, rental telephone 2 00
I 57
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor
8 00
Boston & Maine Railroad, mileage and Lynn ticket. 23 00
74 00
Abatements, watering streets 1903 transfer
16 89
1904
2 70
16
66 1905
7 56
W. C. Cuseck, cash paid for horse hire and sundries
$182 76
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DETAILED STATEMENT
RECAPITULATION
January .
$ 367 09
February
242 18
March.
409 37
April
108 64
May.
281 77
June
284 59
July
283 75
August
207 30
September
197 52
October
343 61
November
208 73
December
I82 76
$3,117 31
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ANNUAL REPORTS
INTEREST DEPARTMENT
-
Appropriation
$21,000 00
CREDITS
From overdue taxes $3,315 33
From First National Bank (deposits). 1,167 10
From water commissioners to meet payment
of six months' interest on water bonds due June 1, 1905 6,002 50
10,484 93
Total appropriation and income
31,484 93
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. . 3,323 28
$34,808 21
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Finance
12 months Follansbee fund to September 1, 1905. $ 120 00
I2
66 Green fund to August 9, 1905 . 80 00
I2 Simpson fund to January 5, 1905 . 900 00
I2 Sawyer fund to July 1, 1905. ..
225 00
I2 Dexter fund to January 10, 1905. 90 00
12 Frothingham fund to January 29, 1905. 40 00
I2
A. Williams' fund to March I, 1905 . 40 00
I2
66 Brown fund to March 4, 1905 . . 675 00
I2 Toppan fund to March 10, 1905 . 10 00
I2 Atwood fund to September 1, 1905 . 472 50
I2 Todd fund to July 1, 1905 . . 400 00
I2
66 W. O. Moseley fund, to November 1, 1905. 400 00
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DETAILED STATEMENT
12 months registered bonds, No. I, sewer loan, $30,000. .. $ 1,200 00
I2
No. 2,
$5,000 . .. 200 00
I2
No. 3,
$7,500. . . 300 00
I2
66
No. 1-46 66 $46,000 . . . 1,610 00
12
6.
66 No. 1-6, school loan, $27,500 962 50
I2
No. 1-6, High school, $6,000 210 00
I2
66
water loan, $82,000 2,870 00
14
8 days note No. 638, $1,000 66
41 61
14
66 8 days note No. 639, $1,000
41 61
I2
66 note No. 646, $1,475
51 62
9
3 days notes 651 to 655 inclusive, $60,000
1,474 20
I2
66 note 657, $18,000
630 00
4
notes 660-661, $35,000
379 17
12,740 00
Coupons
( water bonds) . .. 8,645 00
$34,808 21
66
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ANNUAL REPORTS
ICE AND SNOW
Appropriation $2,500 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account 1,022 27
$3,522 27
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Highways
E. E. Bartlett, labor breaking out roads $ 40 44
John Collins, use of double team. 18 00
Fred W. Chase, labor with team and men 33 20
Cashman Bros. Company, use of men and team hauling snow. 897 83
Jere D. Duggan, use of single team. 6 60
Edwin C. Fowler, labor with horse on Plummer avenue. 5 50
J. N. Frost, use of teams hauling snow
44 00
J. M. Haley, use of single and double team hauling snow 35 20
L. M. Hatch & Son, use of single team
3 45
E. C. Johnson, labor and use of team
33 25
George T. Merrill, use of double team
15 80
George P. Merrill, use of man and horse
24 84
J. B. Moulton, use of men and horses.
37 16
John Mahoney, use of man and horse.
33 22
A. T. Newhall, breaking out Turkey Hill road.
10 98
W. B. Porter, use of team hauling snow and dragging side- walks 41 20
C. J. Sweeney, use of men and team
56 00
Thomas P. Thomas, breaking out sidewalks, use of team.
35 92
M. M. Toomey, breaking out roads
42 05
C. A. Broyer, use of single team.
6 00
James C. Colman, use of double team
10 00
N. N. Colman, labor
5 85
G. F. Lord, labor.
7 31
J. M. Little, use of double team.
16 00
J. Mitchell, hauling snow with double teanı 9 00
Wolfe Tavern, use of single team 3 60
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DETAILED STATEMENT
J. A. Young
labor
$ 4 80
James Lyons
18 46
Maurice Welch
15 30
Thomas Hale
106 00
Dennis Kelleher
80 13
Michael Kelleher
66
74 50
Daniel Lucy
66
82 39
Cornelius Shea
93 74
Charles Allen
78 99
Daniel Casey
56 50
Bart. Creeden
73 83
Jere Donahoe
10 80
Patrick Donahoe
I 80
John Herlihy
66 60
Cornelius Kelleher
40 96
David Buckley
18 00
Jere Coffey
32 41
John Coffey
19 35
Timoth Y. Coffey
7 43
Thomas Cogger
16 54
John Connors
52 66
A. J. Cook
I 58
Harry Cross
66
2 70
Jere Crimmins
2 70
Michael Duggan
66
9 90
Williamı Gowans
16 20
Joseph Herbert
2 70
Cornelius Lynch
71 35
Myles Mahaney
31 05
William Merritt
28 59
Patrick Russell
2 70
Daniel O'Connell
60
62 56
Daniel Quill
62 57
Thomas Ryan
72 35
Cornelius Sullivan
96 99
Bryant Sweeney
73 14
Michael Crowley
29 05
Jeremiah Hartnett
66
58 97
Jeremiah Sheehan
57 04
Albert Hodgdon
6
2 48
A. L. Jackson
3 83
66
...
66
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Cornelius Lucy
labor
$ 63 35
Michael Murphy
7 20
James Welch
32 86
William Nealon
13 50
Michael Lucy
2 70
John Lynch
10 13
D. Lyons
I 80
Owen Keefe
5 18
J. Marlarcky
16 20
G. A. Mckenzie
4 61
Patrick O'Brien
15 31
Frederick Rand
8 10
John Ready
90
Cornelius Reagan
66
8 10
G. S. St. Louis
2 70
Patrick Sheehan
6 53
J. P. Kent
4 84
M. Lynch
5 40
Frederick Ohlson
4 50
Thomas Sweeney
8 10
James Toomey
26 10
Edward Wiseman
66
I 80
O. C. Bailey
2 70
Ira Copeland
3 60
Ambrose Silloway
35 89
Dennis Singleton
80
Tadot Touchette
66
2 70
M. Welch
8 10
T. E. Whalen
18 45
H, Wilkey
: 80 1
Benjamin Wilson
2 70
F. B, Ives
I 35
Pierce Griffin
3 60
Daniel Casey
2 50
F. Constance
66
1 80
John Devonshire
30 60
D. T. Hale
6 75
J. J. Healey
5 40
W. P. Flynn
I 58
D. P. Newhall
.
9 00
$3,522 27
66
I39
DETAILED STATEMENT
ELECTIONS
Appropriation. $1,350 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account. 91 83
$1,441 83
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the City Council
Newburyport Herald Company, printing and advertising . . $205 15
Item Publishing Company, advertising. 45 00
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising. 184 75
F. S. Webster Company, supplies 2 00
John E. Bailey, stock and labor
8 75
W. B. Porter, delivery and collecting ballot boxes.
6 00
C. H. Lunt, services at ward room, ward six.
12 00
Frank H. Rundlett, putting up and taking down booths and car fares 16 00
George H. Pearson, supplies.
3 00
Charles E. Ash, services at ward room, ward five 10 00
S. H. Thurlow Company, hardware ...
23
A. W. Thompson, sundries.
II 30
H. M. Meek Company, nomination papers.
6 00
Hermon Staples, cleaning and pasting check boards.
I 75
Est. N. Varina, 2240 pounds coal.
6 90
Benjamin G. Davis, one year's salary as registrar of voters
100 00
Bernard W. Barrett
100 00
Albert W. Hopkinson
100 00
George H. Stevens
100 00
William E. Woodman, services at ward room, ward two ...
9 00
Albert Hodgdon
one .. . 14 00
10 00
Frank E. Thurlow, services as warden, ward one. ... John C. Lang clerk 10 00
140
ANNUAL REPORTS
Charles C. Donnell, services as inspector, ward one.
$10 00
W. B. Porter
10 00
Thomas Humphreys
16
10 00
George P. Greenleaf
10 00
Moses A. Stevens
66
deputy warden, ward one ..
4 00
Herbert S. Noyes
66
clerk
. .
66
inspector
. .
4 00
William H. Colby
2 00
John W. Allen
4 00
William H. Pettingell
4 00
Joseph L. Thurlow
2 00
Orrin B. Stevens
2 00
Isaac Poor
warden, ward two
10 00
Aaron B. Adams
clerk
..
10 00
Greenleaf A. Johnson
inspector
10 00
J. C. M. Blaisdell
10 00
John J. McGlew
66
10 00
Samuel J. Ford
66
10 00
Frank E. Foley
66
deputy warden, ward two. .
4 00
Forrest L. Davis
clerk
. .
4 00
Allen D. Pettingell
inspector
4 00
George A. Tuxbury
.
2 00 .
Edward M. Todd
2 00
Eben N. Lambert
66
2 00
Frank W. Landford
4 00
Charles G. Pray
2 00
George E. Shea
warden, ward three. . .
5 00
H. P. Macintosh, Jr.
clerk
10 00
James H. Barrett
inspector
10 00
Harry E. Hewitt
warden
.
10 00
Frank H. Barboro
inspector 66
.
5 00
J. H. Wheeler
5 00
Stanley Besse
5 00
Cornelius J. Kiley
66
10 00
J. Hermann Carver
deputy warden, ward three
4 00
C. B. Huse
clerk
4 00
J. J. Kelley
inspector
4 00
66
. .
66
.
·
.
....
2 00
John J. Thurlow
. .
66
141
DETAILED STATEMENT
Charles A. Grant, services as deputy inspector ward three $ 4 00
George W. Manser
4 00
David F. Souther 66 2 00
John M. Sullivan
warden, ward four 5 00
Charles A. Stockman clerk 5 00
Harold E. Noyes 66 inspector
10 00
Arthur J. Donahoe 66 66 JO 00
George N. Jaques 66
10 00
Daniel Collins, Jr. 66 . .
10 00
B. C. McQuade, services as warden and deputy warden, ward four. 7 00
W. H. Welch, services as clerk and deputy clerk, ward four.
7 00
W. H. Burns services as deputy inspector, ward four
2 00
James F. Cashman
2 00
W. H. T. Dodge
4 00
George C. Stockman
2 00
Jeremiah Higgins
2 00
John D. Ready 66
2 00
Ralph S. Bailey
4 00
Henry D. Follansbee
warden, ward five 10 00
clerk
66
10 00
R. J. Foley
inspector
5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes
6
. 10 00
Freeman P. Healey
66
10 00
Arthur W. Huse
66
5 00
Michael J. Kelleher 66
deputy warden, ward five 2 00
66
clerk
4 00
Albert H. Beckford
inspector
2 00
Carl E. Hardy
66
2 00
Edward G. Moody 66
..
2 00
W. P. Donahoe
66
2 00
John J. O'Brien
2 00
F. W. Chase
4 00
Herbert W. Ross, services as inspector and deputy inspec- tor, ward five. 7 00
Michael J. Murphy, services as inspector and deputy in- spector, ward five 7 00
66
John J. Creeden
Frank E. Davis
66
142
ANNUAL REPORTS
Joshua L. Chase services as warden ward six
$ 10 00
William R. Whitmore
clerk
10 00
Edwin F. Jackman
inspector
66
10 00
Frank W. Merrill
66
10 00
William C. Coffin
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