City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1909, Part 2

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1909
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CITY AUDITOR


PAYMENTS CLASSIFIED BY OBJECTS


OBJECTS OF PAYMENT


Payments Payments on acct. of Current on Non- Revenue Accounts Expenses


Payments on Temporary Accounts


Total Payments


Health and Sanitation


Health


General administration


$ 500 00


Contagious disease.


623 67


Other payments


290 02


Inspection


Inspection of Animals


48 83


Inspection of Meats and Provisions.


500. 00


Inspection of School Children.


66 71


Bacteriologist


400 00


Sanitation


House Connections


$1,047 34


Sewer Operation and Maintenance.


184 25


Refuse and Garbage Disposal


1,474 50


Total for Health and Sanitation


$4,087 98


$1,047 34


$5,135 32


Highways and Bridges


Supervision


$1,300 00


Street Repairing


6,673 80


Street Cleaning.


7,647 85


Street Lighting.


13,247 12


Street Sprinkling.


7,355 13


Sidewalks and Curbing (repairs).


1,416 33


Drains and Culverts


718 00


Snow Removal


1,496 97


Bridge Maintenance and Repairs.


1,006 19


State Highway Tax.


87 70


Rent of Shed.


50 00


Total for Highways and Bridges.


$40,999 09


$40,999 09


Charities


General administration


$1,570 00


City Farm.


4,343 99


Aid rendered to poor of other cities and towns


1,715 74


Outdoor Poor in City.


3,748 15


Fuel.


1,463 58


Medicine


300 CO


Outdoor Poor outside City


905 25


At Institutions and Hospitals


375 91


Relief given by another City or Town


Care of State Minor Wards.


Hospitals


Contributions made to Hospital


600 00


Trust Funds.


Other expenses-Rent of Shed


75 00


Total for Charities


$15,097 62


$15,097 62


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ANNUAL REPORTS RECEIPTS CLASSIFIED BY SOURCES


SOURCES OF RECEIPTS


Receipts from Revenue


Receipts from Non- Revenue


Receipts on Temporary Accounts


Total Receipts


Education


From the State of Massachusetts


Tuition and Transportation State Wards ...


$ 201 00


From Other Sources


Tuition.


877 00


Sale of Books and Supplies.


6 15


Income from Trust Funds


For General School Purposes.


1,076 95


For Specific School Purposes


Miscellaneous


Rent Putnam School


1,200 0)


Rent of High School Hall.


6 00


Total for Education .. ....


....


$3,367 10


$3,367 10


Library and Reading Room


Fines and Rentals of Books


Sale of Books and Papers


$ 21 01


Income of Trust Funds


For General Library Purposes.


1,035 00


For Specific Library Purposes.


2,003 77


Miscellaneous


150 00


Refund.


1 20


Total for Library and Reading Room ......


$3,210 98


$3,210 98


Recreation


Parks


Total for Recreation


Soldiers' Benefits


State Aid.


$10,875 00


Military Aid


250 50


Soldiers' Burials


296 00


Soldiers' Relief.


Total for Soldiers' Benefits


$11,421 50


11,421 50


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CITY AUDITOR PAYMENTS CLASSIFIED BY OBJECTS


OBJECTS OF PAYMENT


Payments Payments on acct. of on Non- Revenue Accounts Current Expenses


Payments on Temporary Accounts


Total Payments


Education


General administration


Superintendent's salary.


$1,700 0)


Office expenses


Truant Officer


650 00


Teachers' Salaries


High School


8,713 00


Elementary Day Schools ..


24,326 75


Evening Schools.


758 00


Other expenses


Janitors' Services


3,117 96


Text Books and Supplies


3,631 01


Transportation.


160 25


Miscellaneous


571 96


Fuel and Light.


2,963 10


Furniture and Furnishings


350 05


Repairs on Buildings


1,756 97


Total for Education


$48,699 05


$48,699 05


Library and Reading Room


Supervision and Salaries


$3,230 41


Janitors' Services


400 88


Fuel.


344 45


Light


352 95


Expenditures for various purposes, of income from Specific Trust Funds.


1,868 89


Miscellaneous.


360 12


Total for Library and Reading Room


$6,557 70


$6,557 70


Recreation


City Parks.


$492 33


Atkinson Common.


475 01


Play Grounds


Celebrations


Memorial Day.


250 00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday.


75 00


Total for Recreation


$1,292 34


$1,292 34


Soldiers' Benefits


Expense of administration


$ 150 00


State Aid


11,672 00


Military Aid


645 00


Soldiers' Burials


444 00


Soldiers' Relief.


6,995 80


Total for Soldiers' Benefits.


$19,906 80


$19,906 80


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ANNUAL REPORTS RECEIPTS CLASSIFIED BY SOURCES


SOURCE OF RECEIPTS


Receipts from Revenue


Receipts


Receipts on from Non-| Temporary Revenue


Accounts


Total Receipts


Cemeteries


Sale of Lots.


$285 00


$285 00


Total for Cemeteries.


$285 00


Unclassified


Uncalled-for Claims


Reimbursement on Loss by Defalcation.


$2,436 56


Total for Unclassified.


$2,436 56


$2 50


$2,439 06


INTEREST


On Deposits.


On Taxes


On Special Assessments.


Accrued Interest.


144 67


Miscellaneous


From Water Commissioners


$13,115 00


Rebate on Note.


69 75


Total for Interest ..


$5,723 95


$13,115 00


$18,844 95


MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIES


Water Works


Income from sale of Water


Miscellaneous.


$62,429 42 1,542 04


Total for Water Works.


$63,971 46


$63,971 46


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$1,879 22 3,636 31


$2 50


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CITY AUDITOR PAYMENTS CLASSIFIED BY OBJECTS


OBJECTS OF PAYMENT


Payments Payments on acct. of on Non- Revenue Accounts Current Expenses


Payments on Temporary Accounts


Total Payments


Cemeteries


Supervision and Labor


$250 00


Other expenses.


271 68


Total for Cemeteries.


$521 68


$521 68


Unclassified


Damages, Settlements and Judgments


Care of City Clocks


8 75 00


Uncalled-for Claim paid


$1 00


Embezzlement.


$67,548 25


Municipal Insurance Fund


$10,190 26


Total for Unclassified


$10.265 26


$67,548 25


$1 00


$77,814 51


INTEREST


On Loans in Anticipation of Taxes


$4,140 52


On other Temporary Loans, Refund.


90


On Trust Funds used


1,690 00


On Bonds or Notes


School


3,955 00


Sewer


5,910 00


Other.


8,272 50


Municipal Industry Loans Water


From Taxation


From Earnings.


$13,115 00


Total for Interest


$23,968 92


$13,115 00


$37,083 92


MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIES


Water Works


New Construction.


$29,772 00


Maintenance and Operation.


$20,461 13


Abatements and Refunds on acct. of Bonds ... and Interest.


33,277 50


Total for Water Works.


$53,738 63


$29,772 00


$83,510 63


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ANNUAL REPORTS RECEIPTS CLASSIFIED BY SOURCES


SOURCES OF RECEIPTS


Receipts from Revenue


Receipts from Non- Revenue


Receipts on Temporary Accounts


Total Receipts


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Loans in Anticipation of Taxes Sale of Bonds or Notes Water (From Water Commissioners) ... Refunding. Premiums on Bonds Refunding.


$140,000 00


$15,000 00


62,000 00


3,626 38


Total for Municipal Indebtedness


$202,000 00


$18,626 38


$220,626 38


SINKING FUNDS


Total for Sinking Funds


TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR $608,918 38


Cash on hand at beginning of the year, Public Library Funds $ 883 50


Water Commissioners. 21,223 21


General Treasury 12,678 51


34,785 22


Grand Total Receipts and cash on hand.


$643,703 60


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CITY AUDITOR PAYMENTS CLASSIFIED BY OBJECTS


OBJECTS OF PAYMENT


Payments on acct. of Current Expenses


Payments on Non- Revenue Accounts


Payments on Temporary Accounts


Total Payments


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Loans in Anticipation of Taxes Bonds or Notes


:$142,475 00


Water, from Earnings


$15,000 00


Bridge, from Taxation


$6,000 00


Refunding, from Taxation (Trust Fund)


4,000 00


Refunding, from Taxation (Overdraft) ... All Other, from Taxation.


2,000 00


Total for Municipal Indebtedness


$12,000 00


$142,475 00


$15,000 00


$169,475 00


SINKING FUNDS


Paid Commissioners, Premiums on Bonds.


$ 3,626 38


From Taxation.


$12,000 00


Unexpended balance year 1908


14,797 00


Total for Sinking Funds.


$12,000 00


$18,423 38


$30,423 38


TOTAL PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR


$633,322 46


Cash on hand at end of the year, Public Library Funds.


$1,019 58


Water Commissioners.


1,684 04


General Treasury.


7,677 52


10,381 14


Grand Total Payments and cash on hand.


$643,703 60


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ANNUAL REPORTS ABATEMENT OF TAXES, ETC.


EXPENDED


For abatement of taxes as per assessors' orders:


Tax of 1904.


$1,965.30


1905.


118.27


1906.


382.55


1907.


670.15


1908.


1,554.88


1909.


2,511.46


$7,202.61


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


Watering streets 1906.


$8.20


1907


48.42


1908


2.28


1909


4.60


63.50


Preservation of trees 1909


1.80


$7,267.91


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


ALDERMEN AND COUNCIL


Appropriation


$1,200.00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Refunded for advertising.


$13.63


Transfer from other departments.


300.00


313.63


$1,513.63


EXPENDED


Salary of clerk of common council.


$500.00


Telephone rental


10.81


Toilet paper


5.00


Postoffice box rent and paper wrappers.


2.80


R. G. Dodge, expense on charter revision.


9.00


Expressage


6.45


Printing and advertising.


84.20


Premium on bond of treasurer.


150.00


Typewriting


8.00


Netting


1.00


Blotting paper


1.50


Letter files


2.25


Record book and stationery


31.25


Typewriter supplies


12.15


Preparation and certification of municipal notes.


100.00


Ringing church bells ..


98.00


Committee's expense to Boston on Railroad fare


between Smithtown and city .


4.50


Amounts carried forward. $1,026.91


$1,513.63


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CITY AUDITOR General Government-continued


ALDERMEN AND COUNCIL -concluded


Amounts brought forward.


$1,026.91


$1,513.63


Carriage hire


5.00


Use of tables and chairs.


7.50


Posting civil service not ces.


6.75


Expense to Boston to State House on pollution of Merrimac river waters.


6.00


Expense of committee to Boston on the clam question


7.15


Expense to Boston and Haverhill on inland waters


6.70


H. I. Bartlett, on G. F. Adams case.


26.06


Annual Reports


345.80


Jones & Foss on Hunt case.


50.00


1,487.87


Balance to general treasury


$25.76


MAYOR'S OFFICE


Appropriation


$1,300.00


EXPENDED


Salary of mayor


$1,200.00


Telephone


14.50


Printing


2.50


1,217.00


Balance to general treasury.


$83.00


CITY AUDITOR'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$700.00


EXPENDED


Salary of city auditor


$600.00


Book


19.75


Expense to Boston and telephone charges.


10.10


Printing


4.50


634.35


Balance to general treasury.


$65.65


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ANNUAL REPORTS General Government-continued


TREASURER AND COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$2,500.00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


For use of telephone. .05


$2,500.05


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS CREDITED TO GENERAL TREASURY


Fees, tax summons) $173.20


EXPENDED


Treasurer and collector's salary


$1,700.00


Salary of treasurer's assistant.


500.00


Telephone rental


18.69


Printing tax bills warrants, etc.


59.00


Coin envelopes


4.00


Stationery and office supplies.


9.69


Claims allowed, book and tax books.


61.50


Rubber stamp


.30


Expressing


2.35


Distributing tax bills


50.00


Postage stamps and stamped envelopes.


63.51


One ticket punch.


1.00


Expense to Boston placing notes


1.50


Affidavits


.83


$2,472.37


Balance to general treasury.


ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


Transferred from other departments


100.00


$1,900.00


EXPENDED


Salaries


$1,500.00


Expressage


2.70


Postage


2.00


Examination


of titles.


87.09


Interpreter


8.00


Typewriting


5.00


Banker and Tradesman


5.00


Plans


16.50


Stationery


4.15


Record books and cards


211.40


Printing and advertising.


36.01


1,877.85


Balance to general treasury


$22.15


$27.68


$1,800.00


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CITY AUDITOR General Government-continued CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$2,000.00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Typewriter


$50.00


Paper


2.16


Telephone


.20


52.36


$2,052.36


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS CREDITED TO GENERAL TREASURY


For Marriage licenses


$143.50


Junk


66


190.00


Pawnbroker


250.00


Pool


28.00


Amusement


66


150.00


Recording


72.65


Burial lots


285.00


Lunch Cart


66


50.00


Job Wagon


13.00


Auctioneer's


10.00


Miscellaneous


15.20


$1,207.35


EXPENDED


City clerk's salary


$1,450.00


Typewriter


94.50


Telephone service


15.50


Printing, stationery and office supplies.


35.95


Expressage


1.60


Postage


14.42


Books


21.08


Copying old records.


108.58


Vital Statistics


201.35


1,942.98


Balance to general treasury


$109.38


LAW DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$700.00


EXPENDED


Salaary of city solicitor.


$499.99


Typewriting


1.25


Claim of James F. Corcoran.


100.00


Telephone charges


14.00


Horse hire to look at Artichoke claim.


3.00


618.24


Balance to general treasury


$81.76


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ANNUAL REPORTS General Government-continued CITY MESSENGER'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$900.00


EXPENDED


Salary of messenger.


$900.00


ELECTION AND REGISTRATION.


Appropriation


$1,750.00


From contingent to balance.


74.67


$1,824.67


Transferred to other departments


$200.00


200.00


EXPENDED


Salaries of board of registrars.


$400.00


Ward officers


678.00


Recounting votes


35.00


Padlocks for ballot boxes.


4.50


Printing and advertising.


374.75


Counting boards


10.00


Janitors' services at ward rooms.


32.71


Ringing bells


6.00


Erecting booths and posting check lists.


9.25


Pasting election boards.


2.25


Carpenter repairs at ward rooms.


31.92


Bulletin and list boards.


12.60


Kerosene oil


.13


Fuel


1.75


Teaming


7.00


Suppers for board of registrars.


11.30


Stationery and marking pencils.


6.71


Expressing


... .80


$1,624.67


OTHER CITY PROPERTIES


Appropriation


$700.00


Transfer from other departments.


125.00


EXPENDED


Premiums on insurance on almshouse


$396.00


"Plumbing


5.95


Inspection of bo lers.


5.00


Setting glass


7.20


Carpenter repairs


9,20


Watering streets


70.00


Repairing boilers at city farm.


183.23


Labor as per pay rolls.


. ... 85.00


761.58


Balance to general treasury


$63.42


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...


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. .. .


$825.00


$1,624.67


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CITY AUDITOR General Government-continued MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS CITY HALL


Appropriation


$2,000.00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS CREDITED TO GENERAL TREASURY


Rent of City Hall.


$536.00


EXPENDED


Stage carpenter


$75.62


Repairs on hall (carpenter)


55.06


Inspection of boiler


2.00


Repairs on clocks


1.00


Keys


1.10


Disinfectant


8.75


Painting and setting glass.


26.42


Electrical supplies


10.54


Janitor's supplies


29.09


Repairing chair


3.25


Plumbing


17.69


Mason


work


12.79


One chair


5.50


Dry goods


1.35


Repairs on boiler.


13.45


Lighting


285.13


Cleaning (vacuum cleaner)


25.00


Fuel


382.88


Transfer to other departments.


800.00


$1,756.62


Balance to general treasury.


$243.38


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY


POLICE DEPARTMENT


POLICE SUPERVISION


$1,200.00


Salary of city marshal.


$1,200.00


POLICE SALARIES


Appropriation


$12,500.00


From contingent to balance.


139.17


EXPENDED


$12,639.17


Salaries of policemen .


$12,039.17


Transferred to other departments. 600.00


$12,639.17


Appropriation


EXPENDED


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ANNUAL REPORTS Protection of Life and Property-continued POLICE DEPARTMENT-concluded POLICE LIGHTING


Appropriation


EXPENDED $250.00


For lighting


196.42


Balance to general treasury.


$53.58


POLICE STATION


Appropriation


$200.00


RECEIPTS CREDITED TO GENERAL TREASURY


Rent of court room, county of Essex, three years. $750.00


EXPENDED


Plumbing


$3.25


Carpenter repairs


1.15


Supplies


5.00


Electrical supplies


3.30


Balance to general treasury.


HARBOR MASTER


$125.00


EXPENDED


Salary of harbor master


100.00


Balance to general treasury .


$25.00


POLICE MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


$450.00


EXPENDED


Rental of telephone.


$71.90


Buttons and cord for uniforms.


17.00


Copying photograph


1.00


Batteries and electrical supplies.


44.90


Ammunition


.60


Extra service at fire.


1.00


Laundry work


12.25


Lunches


3.80


Supplies


13.16


Medicine


1.40


Premium on marshal's bond.


4.00


Office supplies


10.55


Transporting prisoners


57.84


Typewriting police rules.


2.75


Carriage hire


8.50


Printing and advertising.


36.00


Analysis of alcohol


3.00


Strap


1.50


Repairs. on awnings


3.80


Use of teams (patrol wagon)


143.00


437.95


Balance to general treasury.


$12.05


12.70 $187.30


Appropriation


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CITY AUDITOR Protection of Life and Property-continued


FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE SALARIES


Appropriation, salaries


$7,700.00


Appropriation, supervision


300.00


Transfer from other departments.


25.00


EXPENDED


$8,025.00


Salary of chief engineer.


$325.00


Assistant engineers and clerk.


240.00


Mechanical engineers


480.00


Assistant mechanical engineers.


60.00


Stoker


170.00


Captains


20.00


Lieutenants


40.00


Call men


4,860.00


Substitute men


41.55


Permanent men


1,770.19


8,006.74


Balance to general treasury


$18.26


MISCELLANEOUS PAYMENTS


Appropriation


$3,000.00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Sale of material.


$4.50


Transfer from other departments.


700.00


From contingent to balance.


73.32


777.82


$3,777.82


EXPENDED HORSES AND CARE OF SAME.


Horses and care of same.


$197.95


Extra horse hire ..


1,244.00


Horse hire for chief engineer.


99.96


Horse hire for hauling hose wagon


276.01


Feed for Hose No. 1 horse. .


207.09


Repairs on harness and equipment.


38.20


Veterinary services


8.00


$2,071.21


EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS


EXPENDED


Chemicals


$20.90


New hose


775.00


Rubber coats


13.00


Extinguisher


19.80


Storage


15.00


Amounts carried forward.


$843.70


$2,071.21


$3,777.82


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ANNUAL REPORTS Protection of Life and Property-continued FIRE DEPARTMENT-continued


Amounts brought forward ..


$843.70


$2,071.21 $3,777.82


Repairs on 66


wheels.


3.25


clocks


2.00


66


hangers


6.45


66


couplings


2.50


ladder and hooks.


4.00


harnesses


30.40


66


steamers, hose wagons


177.33


Analysis of hose.


5.00


Soap


1.00


Making keys


1.00


Brooms


2.00


Miscellaneous repairs on equipment


39.84


Matches


3.00


Bedding (mattresses, sheets, etc.)


19.68


1,141.15


OTHER EXPENSES


EXPENDED


Express and freight charges.


$8.68


Postage


4.15


Car fare


9.50


Laundry work


8.00


Printing and advertising


24.25


Telephone rental


122.59


Electric clock


12.00


Supply wagon


55.00


Extra service and substitute drivers


94.40


Washing and rolling hose.


31.89


Cannel coal


43.50


Removing snow, 'ce from hydrants


151.50


565.46 $3,777.82


WATER FOR FIRE PURPOSES AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS


Appropriation


$5,000.00


EXPENDED


Paid Newburyport Water Works.


$5,000.00


FIRE HOUSES


Appropriation


$400.00


Transfer from other departments.


$100.00


From contingent to balance.


104.77


204.77


EXPENDED


$604.77


Electrical supplies


$30.40


Supplies


48.29


Painting and setting glass


26.64


Framing certificate


.50


Labor on boiler


5.06


Dry goods


3.26


Amounts carried forward . $114.15


$604.77


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CITY AUDITOR Protection to Life and Property-continued FIRE DEPARTMENT-concluded


Amounts brought forward .


$114.15


$604.77


Carpenter repairs


152.36


Plumbing repairs


298.63


Keys


3.20


Labor on iron doors. ..


3.50


Inspection of boiler.


9.00


Ice


18.00


Mason repairs


1.43


Disinfectant


3.75


Laundry


.75


$604.77


FUEL


Appropriation


$700.00


EXPENDED


Coal


$611.89


Wood


11.00


Charcoal


46.00


668.89


Balance to general treasury


$31.11


LIGHTING


Appropriation


$450.00


From contingent account to balance.


11.20


EXPENDED


$461.20


Paid Newburyport Gas & Electric Company


$361.20


Transferred to other departments.


100.00


$461.20


FIRE ALARM AND WIRES SUPERVISION


Appropriation


EXPENDED


Salary of superintendent.


$300.00


FIRE ALARM MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


$600.00


Telephone rental


$14.41


Alarm


275.00


Distilled water


1.50


Superintendent's expenses


19.75


Expressage


1.25


Electrical supplies


10.82


Labor on fire alarm at Towle's and Cashman's. ..


16.26


Glass for key boxes. .


.50


Gamewell Fire Alarm Company


64.14


Transfer to other departments.


150.00


553.63


Balance to general treasury.


$46.37


.. .


...


$300.00


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ANNUAL REPORTS Protection of Life and Property-continued SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Appropriation $350.00 116.28


Fees from sealer .


$466.28


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS CREDITED TO GENERAL TREASURY


Fees


$11.37


EXPENDED


Salary of inspector and expenses.


$305.87


Dies, steel figures, etc.


91.95


Ink


3.50


Printing


7.00


408.32


Balance to general treasury


$57.96


INSPECTOR OF PLUMBING


Appropriation


$250.00


Cash for licenses. 20.00


$270.00


EXPENDED


Salary for inspector's services.


200.00


Balance to general treasury


$70.00


FORESTRY


MOTH EXTERMINATION


$2,850.00


Appropriation


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Cash for services rendered by department.


$82.02


Commitment from assessors. 1,774.25


1,856.27


EXPENDED


Salary as superintendent.


$750.00


Labor as per payrolls ..


2,583.08


Tools


255.79


Advertising and printing.


10.90


Stationery


2.97


Employees liability insurance.


50.00


Labor on poles, etc


11.30


Oil burning outfit.


8.80


Tree oil


2.55


Expressing


3.00


Carriage hire


Amounts carried forward.


$3,707.29


28.90


$4,706.27


$4,706.27


43


CITY AUDITOR


Protection of Life and Property-continued FORESTRY-concluded


Amounts brought forward.


$3,707.29


$4,706.27


Burlap


68.33


Storage


15.00


Spraying machine


31.80


Tar


.60


Telephone


.85


Writing moth books


50.00


Gasolene


5.33


Postage


28.10


Brushes


3.00


Highway department


32.80


Transfer to other departments.


582.39


4,525.49


Balance to general treasury


$180.78


TREE WARDEN AND CARE OF TREES


Appropriation


$150.00


Received from Bromfield fund.


$212.50


Transfer from moth extermination.


332.39


Department receipts


66.12


611.01


EXPENDED


$761.01


Salary as superintendent


$150.00


Labor as per payrolls.


288.26


Tools, etc. .


25.47


Labor on poles, etc


9.00


Rock maple trees.


16.20


488.93


Balance to general treasury $272.08


44


ANNUAL REPORTS HEALTH AND SANITATION


BOARD OF HEALTH SUPERVISION


Appropriation


$500.00


Salary as clerk. $500.00


BOARD OF HEALTH, MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


$2,000.00


Cash received from state of Massachusetts for


$81.08


Cash received for undertakers' licenses.


3.50


84.58


$2,084.58


EXPENDED CONTAGIOUS DISEASES


Disinfectants


$40.00


Druggists' prescriptions, anti-tox-


ine, etc.,


32.60


Culture outfit box.


1.00


City of Boston, diphtheria cases ..


80.74


Boston and Haverhill, typhoid cases


46.29


New Bedford, tuberculosis case ..


24.88


Quarantine


178.66


Nursing diphtheria and scarlet fever


219.50


$623.67


OTHER EXPENSES


Dr. Hamilton, city bacteriologist.


$400.00


Disinfectants


40.70


Expressing


.45


Examination of master plumbers.


5.00


Anna Jaques Hospital.


45.00


Stationery


3.50


Nurses' directory


.50


Carriage hire


64.00


Advertising


35.00


Cleaning vaults


19.25


Blankets, sheets and towels.


2.00


Telephone rental


35.32


Teaming


.75


Car fares and P. O. box rent


18.55


Removal of dead animals.


20.00


Transfer to other departments ..


500.00


$1,190.02


INSPECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN J. W. Shaw, school physician .... $66.71


$1,880.40


Balance to general treasury ..


$204.18


contagious diseases


EXPENDED


45


CITY AUDITOR Health and Sanitation-continued INSPECTION OF ANIMALS


Appropriation


$50.00


EXPENDED


Salary of inspector


$20.83


Horse hire


20.00


Printing


8.00


48.83


Balance to general treasury.


$1.17


INSPECTION OF PROVISIONS


Appropriation


$500.00


Cash from milk license fees.


16.50


$516.50


EXPENDED


SALARIES


C. A. Haskell, inspector


$166.64


T. D. Donahoe


333.00


Stamp and pad.


.36


500.00


Balance to general treasury


$16.50


SEWER CONSTRUCTION


Balance, Dec. 19, 1908.


$1,349.37


Appropriation


200.00


Amount collected for connections.


1,083.49


EXPENDED


Labor as per pay rolls.


644.39


Cutting pipe


.50


Pipe


106.76


Supplies


245.84


Labor on picks


11.90


Freight and express on pipe.


6.15


Cement


31.80


Transfer to other departments.


200.00


ยท


1,247.34


Balance


$1,385.52


-


$2,632.86


46


ANNUAL REPORTS Health and Sanitation-continued SEWER MAINTENANCE


Appropriation


For labor cleaning sewers.


$200.00 1.75


EXPENDED


$201.75


Labor as per payrolls.


$82.25


J. H. Johnston, sketching to complete record 1905


65.00


James Toomey, use of teams.


36.75


Chloride of lime


.25


184.25


Balance to general treasury


$17.50


ASHES AND RUBBISH


Appropriation


$1,500.00


EXPENDED


Labor as per payrolls.


1,474.50


Balance to general treasury


$25.50


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES


HIGHWAY SUPERVISION


Appropriation


$1,300.00


EXPENDED


Salary of superintendent of highways.


$1,300.00


HIGHWAY REPAIRS


Appropriation


$4,400.00


By cash street railway tax.


2,280.73


By cash for services and sale of material.


174.60


EXPENDED


$6,855.33


Labor as per payroll


$4,600.29


Tools, hammers, etc.


100.09


Fuel


154.06


Oil (kerosene)


1.48


Use of teams.


414.10


Freight


32.26


Tarvia


225.00


Supplies


13.20


Expense to Boston.


3.25


Lumber, etc. .


194.38


Crushed stone and gravel.


902.54


Repairs on street broom.


19.75


Painting and lettering signs.


3.00


Repairs on tools.


10.40


$6,673.80


Balance to general treasury.


$181.53


47


CITY AUDITOR Highways and Bridges-continued STREET CLEANING


, Appropriation


$7,700.00


Transfer from other departments.


$161.22


Cash for improvement from abuttors.


63.66


224.88


$7,924.88


EXPENDED


Labor as per payrolls.


$4,316.01


New horses for No. 2 engine.


640.00


Hay, grain, etc.


1,785.22


Painting city teams.


44.70


Veterinary services


22.00


Watering streets


300.00


Hardware supplies


30.39


Rent of sheds for storage.


30.00


Repairs on street brooms.


4.00


Postage and railroad fare. .


6.90


Carpenter labor and supplies


6.03


Repairs on tip carts.


41.10


Shoeing horses


171.89


Repairs on picks, etc.


43.07


Telephone


23.90


Grinder


12.50


Fuel for road roller.


7.03


Kerosene oil


.93


Expense to Boston on horses and freight.


7.85


Druggists' sundries


.75


Repairs on harnesses.


119.38


Medical attendance


4.00


Typewriting superintendent's report.


2.75


Anna Jaques Hospital.


15.00


Road binder


12.45


$7,647.85


Balance to general treasury


$277.03


LIGHTING STREETS


Appropriation


$13,500.00


EXPENDED


Lighting streets


13,247.12


. Balance to general treasury.


$252.88


48


ANNUAL REPORTS Highways and Bridges-continued STREET SPRINKLING


$800.00


Income from Simpson fund.


$900.00


Commitment of assessment ..


5,099.72


Transfer from other departments.


600.00


6,599.72


$7,399.72


EXPENDED


Advertising


$3.00


Salary of clerk.


100.00


Sprinkling streets


7,252.13


7,355.13


Balance to general treasury.


$44.59


SIDEWALKS AND CURBINGS


Appropriation


$600.00


Bromfield fund income.


$212.50


Betterments


93.68


Sale of material.


44.10


Contingent to balance


466.05


816.33


$1,416.33


EXPENDED


Labor as per payrolls.


$813.64


Kerosene oil


4.75


Lumber and labor


60.77


Stone cutting


4.61


Supplies (tools, trowels, etc.)


7.50


Crushed stone


35.09


Concrete walks


414.80


Sidewalk composition


60.00


Committee expenses to Boston and Manchester ..


15.17


$1,416.33


DRAINS AND CULVERTS


Appropriation


$500.00


From contingent to balance.


218.00


EXPENDED


Labor as per payrolls.


$508.88


Mason work


107.67


Supplies (lumber, bolts, etc. )


101.45


$718.00


$718.00


Appropriation


49


CITY AUDITOR Highways and Bridges-continued


SNOW REMOVAL


Appropriation


$1,500.00


By cash for services rendered by department. . 6.04




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