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DETAILED STATEMENT 61
Jere M. Haley, teaming and labor.
$ 9 00
Albert Russell & Sons Company, 64 pounds castings. 2 21
American Express Company, expressing.
25
Richard Everett & Son, stock and labor
7 10
F. W. Marshall, mason work ..
55 59
Charles H. Meader, mason work.
3 76
E. Perkins Lumber Company, 1300 bricks
5 60
Charles E. Allen labor
9 12
John Devonshire
23
Jeremiah Hartnett
23
Michael Crowley
66
I 02
Daniel Lucy
46 43
Timothy Shea
8 45
Daniel Buckley
6 98
Cornelius Buckley
31 42
Thomas Hale 66
90
Cornelius Sullivan
66
9 72
Timothy Coffey
2 03
Dennis Kelleher
22 95
John Connors
27 90
John Lynch
66
36 33
John Healey
IO 46
Edward Taylor
29 62
J. J. Connors
.
7 43
John Lucy
32 07
Sam Zani
66
36 02
Cornelius O'Connell
20 94
M. T. Carey
6 87
Daniel Casey
22 28
Cornelius Kelleher
I 80
Dennis Kelleher
16 99
Patrick Lynch
4 50
Patrick O'Brien
41 85
William Driscoll
15 87
John Pollard
66
4 50
Ira Copeland
: 48
$1,187 58
ESSEX MERRIMAC BRIDGE
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor
$175 34
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor IO1 38
$276 72
PLUM ISLAND DRAW BRIDGE
County of Essex, 25 per cent of bills paid for lighting and operating from September 9, 1905, to July 1, 1906. . . . $434 53
15 64
Timothy Leary
62
ANNUAL REPORTS
BROMFIELD FUND
Income for 1906. $100 00
Balance on hand, December 16, 1905.
299 49
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Bromfield Fund
S. E. Kimball, repairing fence.
$ 3 00
T. T. Upton, labor 5 50
50 10
Balance on hand December 15, 1906
640 89
$699 49
CITY BONDS
Amount outstanding December 16, 1905 . . $843,000 00
Bonds paid during the year 1906 as follows :
Twelve (12) bonds of the "water loan,"
dated June 1, 1905, and payable June I, 1906.
$12,000 00
Six (6) bonds of the "bridge loan," dated September 1, 1905, and payable Septem- ber 1, 1906 6,000 00
18,000 00
Amount outstanding December 15, 1906.
$825,000 00
Due as follows :
1908 at 4 . per cent.
$ 65,000 00
1910 at 372 per cent
27,500 00
I911 at 4 per cent.
90,000 00
1913 at 4 per cent
25,000 00
1919 at 4 per cent.
107,500 00
1922 at
372 per cent.
35,000 00
1923 at 372 per cent.
50,000 00
1931 at 372 per cent.
46,000 00
1907 to 1915, inclusive, 372
60,000 00
1907 to 1934, inclusive, 372
319,000 00
$825,000 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation.
$11,500 00
CREDITS
From S. C. Reed, sale of old hose.
$15 00
$699 49
James Lyons, labor
58 60
63
DETAILED STATEMENT
From S. C. Reed, sale of old hose. $ 60
From town of Newbury, use of apparatus .. 12 00
From F. E. Davis, 106 pounds old brass at 8 cents . 8 48
$ 36 08
Total appropriation and income. 11,536 08 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance ac-
count. 416 46
$11, 119 62
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Fire Department
Eben P. Allen, 52 weeks' salary as permanent fireman. $ 728 00
S. C. Reed, services as chief to October 1, 1906. 275 00
S. C. Reed, allowance for horse hire and cash paid. 108 86
Walter R. Bradbury, services as steward and fireman No. 3. 170 04 Hose Company No. 7 and steward, services of company . .. 641 00
Engine Company No. 3, services of company. 921 50
Engine Company No. 2, services of company. 925 00
Engine Company No. I, services of company. 812 00 Hook & Ladder Company No. I, services of company . 934 50
Assistant engineer and clerk, services .. . 240 00
Hose Company No. 8 and steward, services of company.
635 00 Charles S. Blake, services as steward and fireman No. 2 .. .. 212 50 F. W. Landford, engineer steamer No. 2 .. 160 00
Robert E. Hart, 12 months' services as captain steamer No. I. 10 00 Charles W. Adams, 12 months' services as engineer steamer No. I. 160 00
Charles B. Atkinson, 12 months' services assistant engineer No. I .. 20 00
Charles W. Turner, 12 months' services as captain steamer No. 2. 10 00
Clarence E. Redmond, services as assistant engineer steamer No. 2. . 20 00 Richard K. Pike, services as captain of hook and ladder company. 10 00
George Rollins, one years' services as steward hook and ladder company .. 50 00 Joseph P. Page, 12 months' services as captain steamer No. 3 .. . 10 00
Ralph S. Bailey, services as engineer and fireman steamer No. 3. 160 00
F. J. Partlow, services assistant engineer steamer No. 3 . 22 00
George A. Coffin, services as captain hose No. 7. 10 00 George W. Stanwood, services at captain No. 8. 10 00 Willard Dole, services as substitute. 2 00
H. Wilkey, services as substitute ..
4 00
Fred Rand, washing and rolling hose. 10 15
A. C. Currier, stock and labor. 22 32
F. E. Davis, stock and labor. 40 25
64
ANNUAL REPORTS
E. Perkins Lumber Company, wood, engine No. 2 and hose No. 7. $ 2 00
M. H. Fowler, dozen chimneys. I 20
Jere M. Healey, carting 113 25
William Holker, hardware. 123 06
Jackson's Express, expressing. I 20
D. F. Noyes, repairing lantern, No. 2.
25
J. E. Post, floor brush.
I 75
Telephone Company, use of telephone.
139 17
A. D. Wheeler, agent, sundries ..
48 73
Orrin J. Welch, labor on fire alarm.
262 03
W. B. Porter, teaming.
77 78
W. E. Morse, electrical supplies.
15 43
Judson Benson, slice bar ..
1 50
M. H. Chase, stock and labor.
22 40
Carl Castelhun, sulphric acic.
3 46
William Canning, washing and rolling hose.
75
James Dickens, electrical supplies
19 56
J. W. Doyle, use of team, etc.
28 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire.
10 00
Hill's livery, horse hire.
12 00
News Publishing Company, printing letter heads
5 50
A. F. Ross & Co., soda .
4 15
A. Russell & Sons Company, castings.
20
Edward B. Hoyt, taking care 74 hydrants, four reservoirs ..
45 00
J. H. Balch, Jr., one ton coal.
7 25
Atkinson Coal company, 107,550 pounds coal, engines No. 2 and No. 3, Hose 8, central fire station. 345 71
5 16
C. A. Twitchell, two fire badges.
50
McGlew Bros. Company, iron work, etc.
74 00
W. P. Davis, services as substitute for permanent man ...
2 00
John Collins, coal, central fire station and engine No. 2.
3I 41
Highway department, use of horse.
14 25
Guy Brothers, repairing steam fire engine boiler .
2 50
Gamewell Fire Alarm Company, supplies.
49 52
P. Sutherland, polish .. 9 00
S. P. Bray, 52,980 pounds coal, engines No. 2 and No. 3, hose No. 7 and No. 8. 165 56
19 09
James M. Baker, one dozen gladding spanners.
5 00
B. G. Davis, stock and labor.
1 35
Hub Plumbing & Heating Company, stock and labor John D. Ready, insurance.
20 00
J. W. Clark, repairs.
14 50
J. E. Frost, ice. 16 50
Osgood & Goodwin, towels ..
3 00
C. C. Stockman, one feather duster 2 50
Standard Oil Company, oil.
52 07
T. J. Moynihan, police service at city hall.
7 00
Ingalls' Garage Company, supplies.
38 33
B. W. Barrett, repairing badges.
75
Baltimore Waste Company, waste.
Amoskeag Fire Engine Company, to expense of rolling tubes for steamer No. 2 and examination
48 44
DETAILED STATEMENT 65
W. C. Benson, ironwork. $ 3 35
Peter Gray & Sons, one new departure gong.
15 75
H. N. Marshall & Son. salt .. 3 15
American Express Company, expressing. 8 00
J. N. Frost, ice 6 00
Cashman Brothers Company, use of horses and drivers from December 1, 1905, to December 1, 1906. J.448 50
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor 5 95
Haverhill Distilled Water Company, five gallons water I 50
Gas & Electric Company, repairs on fire alarm
36 65
Newburyport Express Company, expressing.
I 40
Arthur G. Osborne, waste.
IO 25
S. L. Truesdale, substitute for permanent man
2 00
S. H. Thurlow Company, hardware.
3 73
Western Union Telegraph Company, time service of clock.
12 00
Edwin Cook, taking care of 47 hydrants and five reservoirs from December 1, 1905, to April 1, 1906.
33 50
Berry, Dodge & Company, soda ..
1 00
Quascacunquen lodge, for storing truck and ladders from March 18, 1905, to March 18, 1906. 30 00
Estate N. Varina, coal for No I and No. 3 engine houses ...
75 .39
Jere Healey, coal for central fire station .
7 25
Newburyport Herald Company, printing.
8 00
Edgar H. Blaisdell, setting two fires on engine.
6 00
William H. Chase, services as permanent man.
4 00
Cornelius Callahan Company, supplies.
90 50
O. P. Foote, oil.
70
Toppan & Wilson, hardware ..
7 50
Moulton & Lunt, repairing badges
55
Charles M. Maguire, horse hire.
2 00
J. J. & H. J. Chase, two keys.
20
Charles E. Woods, stock and labor
8 65
John Wills, treasurer, extra services three men
6 00
$11,119 62
FUEL
Appropriation
$650 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance
account. 31 77
$681 77
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Fuel
Jere M. Haley, teaming .. $ 65 50
Estate N. Varina, 7250 pounds coal. 22 33
Item Publishing Company, advertising bids. 6 00
Newburyport Herald Company, advertising bids. 8 50
News Publishing Company, advertising bids. 8 50
Atkinson Coal Company, 101,350 pounds coal, city hall at $7.20 325 77
66
ANNUAL REPORTS
Arthur Withington, drawing contract. $ 5 00
F. E. Hodge, testing scales,. 6 50
Frank J. Davis, 174 hours' labor collecting tickets for city coal. .
Daniel J. Coughlin, checking coal at city buildings 39 15
19 80
A. W. Nason, 1166 bushels charcoal at 12 cents .. 139 92
E. Donahoe Jr., weighing 1,333,451 pounds coal at 5 cents .. 34 80
$681 77
PRICES PAID FOR FUEL
Egg coal. $7 to $7.20 per ton
Stove coal.
$7 to $7.20 per ton
Cannel coal.
.$15 per ton
Cumberland coal. -$5 per ton
Charcoal. . 12 cents per bushel
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$13,700 00
CREDITS
From F. I. Knight, removing snow
3 00
From Cashman Brothers, two-fifths cost of bedding cen- tral fire station.
29 91
From A. B. Black, bill credited back.
65
From Cornelius Sullivan, hokey pokey cart wheels
1 00
From George J. Little, roller and saddle.
10 00
From fire department, for horse hire No. I house.
14 25
From Mrs. Waters, one load of gravel.
50
From abatement of taxes, transfer from tax of 1906. 1,500 00
From J. Collins, five loads of gravel .
50
From school department, one broom for high school.
75
From state of Massachusetts, 35 loads of gravel.
3 50
From G. W. Richardson, one load of ashes.
25
From state of Massachusetts, street railway tax
1,184 40
From Citizen's street railway, excise tax 1906.
947 28
From Edward True, labor, car fares Daniel Quill
9 00
From Frank Marshall, use of road roller ..
4 50
From Boston & Northern street railway, excise tax 1906. .
457 88
From Haverhill & Amesbury street railway, excise tax 1906.
85 19
From sewer construction, teaming for sewers.
72 50
From Citizen's Electric street railway, labor, stone, roller etc .. 98 12
Total appropriation and income.
18,123 15
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account.
1,292 28
$19,415 43
677
DETAILED STATEMENT
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Highways
George W. Langdon, salary and cash paid to January I, 1906 ... 113 55
James H. Johnston, salary and cash paid to December I, 1906. . 1,186 75
Frank Annis, 52 weeks' services as driver No. 2. 728 00
Dennis Lucy, 52 weeks' services as driver No. 2. 728 00
Maurice D. Broderick, 52 weeks' services as driver No. I .. .
728 00
Albert E. Bray, 52 weeks' services as driver No. I.
728 00
George W. Carter, 52 weeks' services as driver No. 3. 728 00
Dennis J. Hale, 52 weeks' services as driver No. 3.
728 00
Hale Knight, hay, straw, grain ..
421 91
Karl Castelhun, sundries.
25
J. S. Quill, shoeing and sundries
93 80
B. G. Davis, stock and labor.
9 99
Judson Benson, shoeing, etc.
7 25
Moses H. Rolfe, grain .
188 34
Annie M. Chase, typewriting.
2 00
Eben P. Allen, washing and rolling hose.
2 50
Jere M. Haley, labor with teams.
124 30
John E. Weare, two pails, one lantern
91
F. E. Davis, stock and labor
15 70
E. E. Linton, professional services as veterinary
12 00
Mrs. L. Boutin, hauling hay to engine No. I.
3 00
Cashman Brothers Company, crushed stone and use of horses and men. 5,869 93
W. C. Benson, stock and labor.
27 18
Charles W. Blake, professional services as veterinary 4 00
Reed Brothers, labor on roads ..
I 12
John Ronan, IIo loads gravel and use of horses.
63 00
Telephone Company, use of telephone
26 96
Herald Company, advertising.
22 25
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising.
18 25
Item Publishing Company, advertising.
1 00
F. M. Underhill, labor on roads.
4 00
William Holker, pipe, cement, etc.
16 78
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor ..
9 40
J. J. & H. J. Chase, repairing lock, keys.
85
James Lyons, labor with team.
7 13
Albert Hodgdon, teaming dirt.
45
J. Sweeney, labor with teams
160 30
Toppan & Wilson, hardware.
36 15
Delphos Can Company, supplies
15 00
Dennison Estabrook Company, supplies.
35 00
J. H. Balch, Jr., one foot wood.
1 00
Joseph Gagnon, labor .. 17 00
J. W. Doyle, shoeing and sundries
168 09
J. M. Chase, labor on roads ..
12 03
E. Donahoe, Jr., shoeing, sundries
28 42
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor 4 65
Poor department, 16,455 pounds hay at $15 .
121 43
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68
ANNUAL REPORTS
M. H. Chase, stock and labor $ 48 05
McGlew Brothers, shoeing, ironwork, etc. 70 70
F. A. Silloway, harness work, etc .. II IO
Jere Healey, coal and wood . 10 13
Boston & Maine railroad, freight 9 30
A. B. Black, two snow plows.
65 65
George H. Pearson, supplies
3 93
WV. F. Runuells, storage of city sieds.
10 00
P. K. Sanders, supplies
95
A. C. Currier, stock and labor
5 93
Atkinson Coal Company, coal and atlas
69 65
S. H. Thurlow Company, hardware .. 35 48
A. Russell Sons Companv, stock and labor 335 78 90
Gould & Adams, rubber stamps.
Estate E. S. Toppan, hay at $4 per ton .
95 29
W. S. Barton, 4,485 pounds hay at $17 per ton
38 1I
F. L. Barton, 3,975 pounds hay at $17 per ton . 33 79
Baltimore Waste Company, waste.
5 60
James E. Lyons & Son, labor with team.
3 68
Essex Registrar Deeds, recording two deeds.
I 30
G. W. Bollman, labor. .
I 35
E. E. Bartlett, labor on roads,
II 80
M. H. Fowler, oil.
I 05
Blanche B. Kimball, typewriting for mayor.
2 00
J. Joy, stock and labor.
5 70
Watering streets, 7500 feet street watering for year 1906 at four cents 300 00
F. L. Jewell, hay at $17 per ton
80 08
American Express Company, expressing
I 30
George I. Little, hay at $18 per ton. 29 70
William Little, hay at $16 per ton.
40 24
James Dickens, five gallons oil.
65
George F. Morrill & Company, paint and brush .
45 1
Hermon Staples, two lights and setting.
80
S. P. Bray, 9380 pounds coal at $5 per ton.
20 94
J. C. Currier, oil .
9I
J. W. Clark, spreader for No. 3.
I 25
George T. Merrill, Jr., hay at $8 per ton and labor with teams ..
52 30
T. H. O'Neil, 617 tons crushed stone at $1.21.
746 76
Estate N. Varina, weighing 597 tons crushed stone
I7 91
J. J. Coffey, substitute driver
30 00
John Swapp, substitute driver
20 00
J. J. Connors labor
18 28
Patrick O'Keefe
209 16
William Ready
177 32
Cornelius O'Connell,
87 44
William Driscoll
61 56
John Pollard
34 43
C. E. Robinson
I33 75
Mr. Sweeney
I 80
George R. Hayward
32 86
Edward Taylor
212 02
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DETAILED STATEMENT
T. Moynihan
labor
$ 21 60
J. J. Healey
50 41
Patrick Sheehan
29 14
M. T. Carey
148 21
John Lucy
52 33
Cornelius Lyons
4 50
Sam Zani
118 04
John Vahan
5 74
John Hale
26 00
Charles E. Allen
74 58
Daniel Casey
175 22
Thomas Hale
66
48 40
Dennis Kelleher
66
179 12
Patrick Lynch
10 15
Cornelius Shea
40 28
Jeremiah Sheehan
66
4 18
Bryan Sweeney
66
57
Daniel Quill
252 88
Jeremiah Hartnett
9 30
Timothy Shea
31 3I
James Welch
2 70
Patrick O'Brien
66
352 14
Daniel Buckley
37 36
Cornnelius Buckley
108 83
John Connors
216 84
Timothy Coffey
IO 59
John Lynch
152 14
T. Coffey, Jr.
I 13
Cornelius Kelleher
232 29
Michael Crowley
84 08
Timothy Leary
48 75
Cornelius Kelleher
8 89
A. A. Silloway
30 05
Cornelius Sullivan
142 43
B. H. Morrisey
4 50
John Devonshire
IO 91
John Herlihy
90
Cornelius Lucy
2 25
Daniel Lucy
162 70
Daniel O'Connell
90
Michael Kelleher
4 28
Clarence Lowell
8 10
Ira Copeland
73 70
J. Hale
45
J. Hale Jr.
45
Collins Babcock
4 28
Cornelius Leary
IO 80
John Marlarkey
66
4 28
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$19,415 43
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70
ANNUAL REPORTS
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$ 50 00
Appropriation (overdraft year 1905) .
16,977 82
$17,027 82
CREDITS
From I. K. Wells, milk licenses. $ 21 50
From Alfred Goodwin, advertising gas engine. 4 00
From Cornelius Leary, advertising gas engine. 5 00
From C. B. Mather, advertising gas engine .... 3 00
From Frank Peckham, advertising gas engine. 3 00
From O. J. Gurney, advertising gas engine ....
3 00
From R. G. Adams, advertising gas engine ....
4 25
From city messenger, sale of books. 2 00
From city clerk, junk licenses ...
49 00
From city clerk, recording papers.
9 45
From city clerk, marriage fees ..
9 50
From city clerk, pawnbrokers' licenses.
100 00
From city clerk, show licenses.
26 00
From city clerk, auctioneers' licenses
6 00
From city clerk, pool table licenses
20 00
From city clerk, badges ..
1 00
From city clerk, Highland cemetery .
40 00
From city clerk, burial lots.
3 00
From city clerk, other income
IOI 50
4II 20
Income account transferred
1,387 00
Water account transferred .
5,000 00
Watering streets 1905, transferred .
2 76
Watering streets 1906, transferred.
15 44
6,816 40
UNDRAWN TRANSFERS
Poor
$ 781 70
Fire.
416 46
Public property .
352 29
Police.
229 05
Salaries
404 27
Printing.
74 27
Sewer maintenance.
16
Parks, Atkinson common
08
Interest.
3 40
Ice and snow.
346 09
Abatement of tax 1903.
1,218 42
Abatement of tax 1904.
218 80
4,044 99
$27,889 21
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DETAILED STATEMENT
OVERDRAWN TRANSFERS
School.
$ 2,234 95
Highway
1,292 28
Public library
249 36
Lighting
1,332 40
Fuel.
31 77
Newburyport bridge.
105 53
Sidewalks and edgestones
1,358 14
Board of health
209 56
Soldiers' relief .
1,030 87
Ashes and rubbish.
35
Parks
33 83
Elections.
209 51
Protection of trees.
160 74
Watering streets 1906.
275 68
Abatement of tax 1905
151 40
Abatement of tax 1906.
886 08
State of Massachusetts, military aid .
67 00
9,629 45
Overdrawn balance 1905
10,977 82
Expenditures as per statement.
6,283 77
To water bonds due June 1, 1907
12,000 00
44,891 04
Balance overdrawn for year 1906.
$17,001 83
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the City Council JANUARY
A. R. Andrews, supplies $ 4 50
American Express Company, express .
2 75
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor.
3 00
Globe Wernecke Company, cases and indexes
4 80
Hills livery, horse hire.
10 00
Herald Company, advertising.
6 00
Osmond D. Hunt, typewriting supplies .
I 15
Jackson Express Company, express.
: 90
W. B Porter, teaming.
50
George P. Sargent, two days' attendance at tax commission- ers' office.
5 00
Telephone Company, use of telephone
H
60
Arthur Withington, legal services.
50 00
J. Lyon, seven gross pens .. .
8 75
F. E. Smith, postmaster, stamps and postoffice rent.
I 50
$102 45
FEBRUARY
American Express Company, express . $ 65
Robert G. Allen, collecting data of births 32 60
72
ANNUAL REPORTS
Edward H. Briggs, files for assessors. $ 3 95
Brown, Lent & Pett, records of common council 19c6. 11 00
Clarence C. Day, birth returns. 3 00
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor 23 72
T. Harrington, death returns ..
27 75
Charles F. Johnson, birth returns
2 25
Abby Noyes Little, birth returns ..
6 00
Robert J. Mckinney, death returns.
25 00
News Publishing Company, advertising.
3 00
A. C. Nason, birth returns.
5 25
B. M. Sullivan, death returns
2 00
Charles C. Stockman, use of chairs and tables at inaugural.
6 75
B. W. Stevens, one quarter salary as harbor master.
25 00
F. W. Snow, birth returns.
4 50
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem. 46 60
Thomas P. Thomas, stock and labor, Cashman fire gong. IO 03
Frederick Tigh, birth returns 9 50
W. W. Pillsbury, birth returns. 4 00
Telephone Company, use of telephone. 25 16
5 00
F. A. Perkins, repairing chairs, etc. 14 90
Arthur Withington, legal services 25 00
50
J. H. O'Neil, repairing chairs.
2 50
$325 61
MARCH
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, postage stamps. $ 1 00
American Express Company, express.
15
Anti-Trust Supply Company, 3000 coin envelopes.
I 95
Butnam & Stone, four dozen blocks. 4 50
Boston & Maine railroad, mileage.
23 00
E. J. Batchelder, ringing bell at Old South church.
7 00
M, T. Carey, ringing bell ..
2 00
W. I. Hunt. services of substitute.
2 84
J. L. M. Levesque ringing bell.
2 00
William J. Nagel, two volumes Abbott's Municipal Corpora- tion . .
12 00
Ernest H. Noyes, birth returns.
I 50
Fred W. Parsons, one history of Newburyport and Newbury. .
10 00
George H. Pearson, supplies ..
5 85
Telephone Company, use of telephone.
I 96
Moses Young, death returns.
4 75
Western Union Telegraph Company, time service city hall clock.
6 00
Herbert Currier, ringing bell.
2 00
Item Publishing Company, three signs.
75
Charles H. Lunt, ringing bell
2 00
Ray Miller, ringing bell.
2 00
News Publishing Company, 150 mayors' addressed envelopes, 150 book slips. 48 25
$141 50
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor
Osmond D. Hunt, typewriter supplies
73
DETAILED STATEMENT
APRIL
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, stamped envelopes and box rent. $ 6 10
Robert J. McKinney, death returns .. 2 00
Telephone Company, use of telephone I 20
R. C. Hurd, birth returns .. 6 00
Blackbird Pen Company, two gross pens 50
J. F. Young, birth returns. . I 25
Worcester & Hall, birth returns. 6 25
Butman & Stone, one check book IO 50
J. O. Lacaillade, birth returns. 3 25
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem IO 80
Charles H. Lewis, screening 30 tons coal. 3 00
Banker & Tradesman, subscription one year 5 00
Herald Company, advertising. 5 00
James Dickens, repairing phone, assessors.
40
West Disinfecting Company, disinfectant.
8 75
News Publishing Company, printing. 9 00
American Express Company, express.
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor. 9 00
Boston & Maine railroad, mileage. 23
Eugene Goodwin Company, three bottles electric ink eraser. . I 00
W. F. Houston, expenses on sewer hearing. 6 00
George W. Manser, overseeing distribution of coal at city buildings. 15 00
$136 15
MAY
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, postage stamps and postals. $ 5 00
John C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor. 6 50
Charles L. Perkins, postage stamps .. I 00
A. Russell & Sons Company, stock and labor. 18 65
Telephone Company, use of telephone.
77
B. W. Stevens, one quarter's salary as harbor master. 25 00
90
Telephone Company, use of telephone.
85
American Express Company, express.
30
Wakefield Item, printing for assessors
4 75
Herald Company, printing.
2 00
Hill's livery, horse hire
2 00
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, 100 postals.
I 00
Jackson's Express, express.
75
Andrew J. Bailey, legal services and advice to mayor in peti- tion of Blood vs. mayor. 150 00
$219 47
JUNE
Library bureau, index cards. $15 80
T. R. Healy, birth returns. 6 75
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, postage stamps. I 00
American Express Company, expressing. : 75
F. S. Webster Company, supplies.
74
ANNUAL REPORTS
Moulton & Lunt, repoint pen, assessors . $ 50 C. H. Ordway, horse hire. 20 00
William C. Cuseck, expenses as sealer of weights and meas- ures . . 15 2
Herald Company, advertising.
5 00
News Publishing Company, printing.
5 00
H. M. Meek Publishing Company, two dozen birth return books. 3 00
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor. 4 50
Telephone Company, use of telephone.
John B. Blood, expense in mandamus proceedings. 9 76
16 90
Augustus Nickerson, services as expert accountant at $20 per day 200 00
F. E. Woods & Son, stock and labor 1 00
$293 II
JULY
Herald Company, printing. $ 4 75
News Publishing Company, advertising 13 50
Brown, Lent & Pett, three pay roll sheets.
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor. 18 00
3 69
Telephone Company, use of telephone
6 95
Dexter W. Nutting, care of lights in front of public library .. 1 00
Telephone Company, use of telephone. 4 45
Butman & Stone, book for assessors' and city treasurer's offi- ces . 23 25
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, 2500 envelopes.
53 00
Gould & Adams, stamps.
2 20
F. A. Perkins, repairing typewriter stand and covering to desk.
I 25
Hermon Staples, painting and lettering six signs
7 50
A. C. Currier, spikes and labor ..
25
E. Perkins Lumber Company, six signs
3 60
Frank L. Lattime, witness fees and summonses, poor investi- tigation.
10 80
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising
50 00
Herald Company, printing ....
2 25
Augustus Nickerson, services as expert accountant.
788 30
Robert H. Waters, services as accountant, poor investigation ..
100 00
S. C. Reed, chief, firemen's memorial Sunday 75 00
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, box rent ...
50
John H. Welch, work on south end play grounds
8 50
William Holker, wire, netting, etc ..
8 05
J. C. M. Bayley, expenses as city solicitor 4 60
George E. Currier, ringing bell. 3 00
John D. Ready, bond of city clerk. 12 00
I 50
W. N. Johnson, ringing bell.
3 00
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell
3 00
Humphrey J. Healey, damage of wagon
5 00
William J. Canning, labor ..
B. W. Stevens, one quarter's salary as harbor master. 25 00
DETAILED STATEMENT 75
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem $29 10
W. F. Houston, mileage- 23 00
$1,295 99
AUGUST
Helen M. Maguire, typewriting $ 3 00
Charles H. Lunt, ringing bell. 3 00
B. W. Stevens, expenses as harbor master. 25 10
George W. Langdon, half dozen maps for city.
4 50
American Express Company, express .. 30
West Disinfecting Company, disinfectant.
22 00
American Express Company, express
5 40
S. H. Thurlow Company, sundries.
I 20
J. L. M. Levesque, ringing bell.
3 00
Henry M. Briggs, summonsing witness for poor department ..
3 54
Item Publishing Company, Wakefield, printing for assessors ..
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