City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1914, Part 2

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1914
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Playgrounds Kefund


$4.80


Total from Recreation


$4.80


$4.80


Unclassified


Other city properties Sale of real estate Rent of Ward 5 ward room land, Hill street


$60.00


5.00


From bondsman of former treasurer


2,000.00


Uncalled-for claims


3.29


Building permits


88.00


Total from Unclassified


$153.00


$2,873.29


$3,026.29


Public Service Enterprises


Water works, income from sale of water


$56,273.04


miscellaneous receipts


701.58


Total from Public Service Enterprises


$56,974.62


$56,974.62


Cemeteries


Sale of lots


$142.00


Total from Cemeteries


$142.00


$142.00


Interest


Water Commissioners


$11,151.50


Trust funds, for street sprinkling, trees,


sidewalks


1,325.00


Trust funds for Schools


754.00


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.. Library


3,149.04


Parks


323.00


Accrued on Water Bonds


137.50


On deposits


1,483.32


On deferred taxes and assessments


3,370.05


Total from Interest


$21,693.41


$21 693.41


Total forward


$338,348.75


$3,909.18


$342 257.93


$ 870.00


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CITY AUDITOR


PAYMENTS


OBJECTS OF PAYMENTS


Expenses


Outlays


Total


Total forward


$213,057.69


$3,765.40


$216,823.09


Recreation


City Parks


Salaries and wages


$337.80


Other expenses


289.23


Atkinson Common


Salaries and wages


370.04


Other expenses


123.01


Playgrounds


Salaries and wages


389.83


Other expenses


198.77


Celebrations


Memorial Day


300.00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


75.00


Total for Recreation


$2,083.68


$2,083.68


Unclassified


City Clocks


$ 75.00


Water for Public Building


1,500.00


Cther City Properties


303.85


Payments on account of defalcation


55.47


Final Judgments paid


164.24


Building Permits to Inspector


78.00


Total for Unclassified


$2,176.56


$2,176.56


Public Service Enterprises


Water works, Maintenance and operation Construction


$15,406.89


$39,197.70


City for bonds and interest


27,151.50


Total for Public Service Enterprises


$42,558.39


$39,197.70


$81,756.09


Cemeteries


Maintenance


$390.34


Total for Cemeteries


$390.34


$390.34


Interest


On temporary loans


$ 3,860.62


On loans for general purposes


12,322.50


On refunding loans


4,645.62


On loans for public service enterprises


11,625.00


Total for Interest


$32,453.74


$32,453.74


Total forward


$292,720.40


$42,963.10


$335,683.50


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ANNUAL REPORTS


RECEIPTS


SOURCE OF RECEIPTS


Revenue for Expenses


Offsets to Outlays


Total


Total forward


$338,348.75


$3,909.18


$342,257.93


Municipal Indebtedness


Loans in anticipation of taxes


$210,000.00


Water Bonds issued


From Water Commissioners


55,000.00 16,000.00 627.00


Premium on Water Bonds


Loan for new sewers.


1,655.08


Total from Indebtedness


$283,282.08


$283,282.08


Sinking Funds


Agency Transactions


$26,425.00


Non-Resident Bank


3,981.46


State Highway Tax


277.63


County


16,573.67


County for dogs


21.00


Total from Agency Transactions


$47,278.76


$47,278.76


Refunds


Transfers City teams, etc., from miscellaneous departments Street sprinkling, commitment from City Hall


..


Police Station


3.88


Fire en. bldgs.


6.45


4


Highways


194.15


School bldgs.


29.32


Pub. library


6.55


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4 4


City Parks


79.75


Total from Transfers


$6,541.45


$6,541.45


Total receipts for the year


$338,348.75


$341,011.47


$679,360.22


Cash Balances


General Treasury


$24,604.59


Library Funds


478.67


Water Commissioners


298.53


Total Cash on Hand Beginning of Year


$25,381.79


$25,381.79


GRAND TOTAL RECEIPTS AND CASH CN HAND


$704,742.01


. .


$6,215.25


6.10


Taxes, State


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CITY AUDITOR


PAYMENTS


OBJECTS OF PAYMENTS


Expenses


Outlays


Total


Total forward


$292,720.40


$42,963.10


$335,683.50


Municipal Indebtedness


Loans in anticipation of taxes


Bonds, Water from earnings


$16,000.00


Bridge from taxation


7,000


Overdraft “


2,000


Trust Funds


8,000.00


School House


4,000.00


Police Station


3,000.00


Pleasant Street Extension


2,000.00


Total for Indebtedness


$42,000.00


$210,000.00


$252,000.00


Sinking Funds


To Commissioners for requirements 66 for undrawn balance of appro.


$6,000.00


1,213.77


Sale of real estate


870.00


Total for Sinking Funds


$7,213.77


$870.00


$8,083.77


Agency Transactions


Taxes, State


$26,425.00


Non-Resident Bank


7,577.77


County


16,573.67


County for killing dogs


23.00


Total for Agency Transactions


$50,599.44


$50,599.44


Refunds


Taxes


$275.64


Total for Refunds


$275.64


$275.64


Transfers Sewer Construction to city teams and salaries of drivers


$ 96.50


Sewer Maintenance to teams & sal's of drivers


36.00


Ashes and Rubbish to


843.00


Street Cleaning to


649.00


Highways Repairing to


427.00


Culverts to


78.00


Street Sprinkling to


40.00


Sidewalks and Curbing to "


338.00


Snow Removal to


243.00


School Buildings to


3.00


City Parks to


3.00


Fire Dep't Horses to


3,458.75


Various dep'ts to street sprinkling commitment


326.20


Total from Transfers


$6,541.45


$6,541.45


Total Payments for the Year


$341,934.17


$311,249.63


$653,183.80


Cash Balances


General Treasury


$20,055.19


Library Funds


437.96 31,065.06


Water Commissioners


Total Cash on Hand at End of Year


$51,558.21


$51,558.21


GRAND TOTAL PAYMENTS AND CASH CN HAND


$704,742.01


$210,000.00


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ANNUAL REPORTS


REVENUE ACCOUNTS


TAXES


TAX OF 1914. DR.


For City Purposes


$148,610.00


Debt Requirements


66,000.00


State Tax


26,425.00


State Highway Tax


277.63


. County Tax


16,573.67


Judgments


1,005.50


Overlay


5,934.74


Omitted Assessments


467.00


Reassessments


165.15


Total Levy


$265,458.69


CR.


Tax collected for City


$149,744.97


Tax collected for State


26,702.63


Tax collected for County


16,573.67


Tax abated during year


4,718.10


197,739.37


Uncollected


$ 67,719.32


TAX OF 1913. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year


$ 72,683.08


Omitted assessments


3.90


Reassessments


138.45


Refunded


25.35


$ 72,850.78


CR.


Tax collected during year


$36,847.44


Tax abated during year


2,970.34


39,817.78


Uncollected


$ 33.033.00


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CITY AUDITOR TAXES-Continued TAX OF 1912. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year $ 29,431.58


Reassessed refund 143.85


$ 29,575.43


CR.


Tax collected during year


$21,495.69 381.98


Tax abated during year


21,877.67


Uncollected


$ 7,697.76


TAX OF 1911. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year . .


$ 6,508.39 1


CR.


Tax collected during year. $ 331.45


2,254.98


2,586.43


Uncollected


$.


3,921.96


e )_


Uncollected from pervious year


$


6,580.00


5.50


Tax Reassessed


$ 6,585.50


CR.


Tax collected during year


$5.50


Tax abated during year 0.00


5.50


Uncollected


$


6,580.00


TAX OF 1909.


DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year $ .6,780.00


CR.


Tax collected during year $0.00


Tax abated during year 0.00


Uncollected $ 6,780.00


4


TAX OF 1910. ĐR.


Tax abated during year


30


ANNUAL REPORTS


TAXES-Continued TAX OF 1908. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year $7,971.20


CR.


Tax abated during year


$3,731.20


$


4,240.00


Uncollected


STREET RAILWAY EXCISE TAX


RECEIPTS.


Northeastern Street Railway Co. $1,281.51


Bay State Street Railway Co. 534.98


Total to income account $ 1,816.49


CORPORATION TAX RECEIPTS.


Street Railways from State


$1,168.30


Public Service from State


4,738.88


All others from State


7,195.83


$ 13,103.01


PAYMENTS.


To the State


$


244.16


Balance to Income Account


$ 12,858.85


NATIONAL BANK TAX


RECEIPTS.


Balance


$ 3,000.00


Stock held. locally in banks outside city


2,415.25


Stocks of local banks held by non-residents


3,981.46


$ 9,396.71


PAYMENTS.


Paid to state for non-resident stock $7,577.77


To income account 1,818.94 $ 9,396.71


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CITY AUDITOR


SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS STREET SPRINKLING FOR 1914.


DR.


Assessment on abutters


$ 3,539.55


CR.


Amount collected during year


$2,626.18


Amount abated during year


2.13


$2,628.31


Uncollected


$ 911.24


STREET SPRINKLING FOR 1913.


DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year


$ 805.17


CR.


Amount collected during year


$ 403.85


Uncollected


$ 401.32


STREET SPRINKLING FOR 1912.


Uncollected balance from pervious year


DR.


$ 307.79


CR.


Amount collected during year


$293.49


9.50


Amount abated during year


$ 302.99


Uncollected


$ 4.80


STREET SPRINKLING FOR 1911.


DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year


$ .38


Amount collected during year $ .38


ASSESSMENT FOR MOTH EXTERMINATION, 1914.


DR.


Assessment for work done $ 1,442.92


CR


Amount collected during year


$ 1,080.16


Uncollected


$ 362.76


CR.


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ANNUAL REPORTS SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS-Continued ASSESSMENT FOR MOTH EXTERMINATION, 1913. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year $ 380.54


CR.


Amount collected during year


$ 167.88


Uncollected


$ 212.66


ASSESSMENT FOR MOTH EXTERMINATION, 1912. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year


$ 248.14


CR.


Amount collected during year $217.46


28.84


Amount abated during year


$ 246.30


Uncollected


$ 1.84 ASSESSMENT FOR MOTH EXTERMINATION, 1911. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year


$ 3.00


CR.


Amount collected during year


$ 3.00


BETTERMENTS. DR.


Uncollected balance from previous year $ 1,289.63


Assessments made by Board of Aldermen 374.41


Refund


1.00


CR $ 1,665.04


Amount collected during year


$148.49


Amount abated during year


0.00


$ 148.49


Uncollected


$ 1,516.55


OVERLAY ACCOUNT. CR


Balance of previous year


$ 15,134.35


Reassessed for year ' 1910


5.50


DR.


$ 15,139.85


Abatements of tax, 1912


$ 242.11


Abatements of tax, 1911


2,254.98 $ 2,497.09


Balance


$ 12,642.76


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CITY AUDITOR SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS-Continued OVERLAY ACCOUNT, 1913 LEVY. CR.


Balance of previous year


Omitted Assessments


$ 10,447.53 3.90


DR.


$ 10,451.43


Abatements of tax, 1913


$ 2,831.89


Balance


$ 7,619.54


OVERLAY ACCOUNT, 1914 LEVY.


CR.


Overlay 1914 Levy


$ 5,934.74


Omitted assessments


467.00


DR.


Abatements of tax, 1914


$ 4,554.10


Balance


$ 1,847.64


$ 6,401.74


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ANNUAL REPORTS


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


ALDERMEN AND COUNCIL.


Appropriation


$ 1,600.00


From general treasury to balance


441.16


DEPARTMENT PAYMENTS.


Salary of clerk of common council


$500.00


Pocket Manuals


65.00


Use of tables and chairs


5.00


Communications to legislature


6.50


Expenses attending land court


4.80


Stationery and office supplies


75.37


Expenses attending hearings


20.75


Mandamus case


480.59


Express


.45


Posting civil service notices


22.00


Postage stamps


3.50


Post office box rent


3.00


Ringing church bells


30.00


Printing Annual Report


532.20


Advertising


42.00


Transferred to fire engine and school houses


250.00


-


$ 2,041.16


MAYOR'S DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$ 1,250.00


Refund, Bender bill


6.00


$ 1,256.00


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Mayor


$1,200.00


Telephone rental


19.15


Traveling expenses


5.00


Advertising and book on law


16.95


$ 1,241.10


$ 14.90


Balance to general treasury


$ 2,041.16


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CITY AUDITOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued AUDITOR'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$ 1,050.00


Sale of paper


1.00


$ 1,051.00


PAYMENTS


Salary of auditor


$900.00


Telephone rental


22.29


Expenses to Boston auditing trust funds


5.00


Printing financial statements


16.50


Typewriter repairs


9.25


Stationery and office supplies


38.22


Express


.15


Postage stamps


5.50


$ 996.91


Balance to general treasury


$


54.09


1


TREASURER AND COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


$ 2,600.00


Fees credited to income, $135.20


PAYMENTS


Salary of treasurer and collector


$1,700.00


Salary of treasurer's assistant


500.00


Telephone rental


20.04


Express


.77


Books, stationery, and office supplies


97.15


Premium on treasurer's bond


120.00


Distributing tax bills


50.00


Postage stamps


59.84


Printing


36.50


$ 2,584.30


Balance to general treasury $ 15.70


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ANNUAL REPORTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


From general treasury to balance


$ 2,500.00 61.13


$ 2,561.13


PAYMENTS.


Salaries of three assessors


$2,100.00


Telephone rental


20.04


Interpreter


2.00


Examination of titles


145.10


Printing poll tax books


158.40


Postage stamps


1.00


Office supplies


36.60


Express


4.26


Expenses of assessors to Boston


17.50


Printing and advertising


54.03


Typewriting letters and tax warrants


22.20


$ 2,561.13


EXPENSE OF BOND AND NOTE ISSUE


Appropriation


$ 100.00


Premium on water bonds


627.00


$ 727.00


PAYMENTS


Auditor to Boston with tax notes and bonds $ 14.00


Certification of tax loan, 1914


64.00


Certification of water loan and printing bonds


210.00


Balance of premium to water commissioners


410.50


$ 698.50


Balance to general treasury


$ 28.50


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CITY AUDITOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


.$ 1,650.00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Sales to other departments $ 1.25


$ 1,651.25


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Licenses, amusements


$130.00


Licenses, auctioneers


12.00


Licenses, (business)


pawnbrokers


100.00


Licenses, (business) common victualer


35.00


Licenses, (business) bowling alley


5.00


Licenses, (business) job wagon


3.00


Licenses, (business) pedlars


30.00


Licenses, (business) express


2.00


Licenses, (business) clam


2.50


Licenses, junk


266.00


Licenses, pool


95.00


Permits, marriage


150.00


Sale of burial lots


142.00


Recording


54.75


Telephone


8.84


Miscellaneous


11.90


PAYMENTS $ 1,047.99


Salary of city clerk


$1,500.00


Premium on clerk's bond


12.00


Framing marriage law


1.30


Typewriter repairs


3.00


Printing and advertising


12.25


Stamped envelopes and postage stamps


21.24


Office supplies and stationery


22.54


Express


1.75


Telephone rental


22.04


$ 1,596.12


Balance to general treasury


$ 55.13


CITY MESSENGER


Appropriation


$ 900.00


PAYMENTS


Salary of city messenger


$ 900.00


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ANNUAL REPORTS GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued LAW DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


From general treasury to balance


$ 800.00 23.00


$ 823.00


PAYMENTS


Salary of city solicitor


$500.00


Allowance for expenses


200.00


Consultation and preparing medical testimony


100.00


Printing briefs


23.00


$ 823.00


ELECTION AND REGISTRATION


Appropriation


$ 2,300.00


PAYMENTS


Ward officers


$864.00


Salaries of board of registrars


500.00


Supper for registrars


5.80


Printing circulars and notices


32.25


Advertising


158.88


Janitors' services


17.02


Posting ballots and check lists


146.00


Ringing church bells


3.00


Postage


40.00


Express


.21


Labor at ward room


21.98


Repairing ward room


8.69


Tally sheets and signs


29.75


Repairing ballot boxes


1.15


Posting check lists


9.00


Stationery and supplies


20.33


$ 1,858.06


Balance to general treasury $ 441.94


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CITY AUDITOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT-Continued CITY HALL


Appropriation


$ 1,500.00


Sale of old lanterns and door


5.00


$ 1,505.00


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Rent of city hall $413.00


PAYMENTS


Street sprinkling


$ 6.10


New vault fittings


350.00


Mason work and stock on vault


12.75


Fuel


365.00


Lights, mantels, and wiring


22.29


Carpenter and stock


193.37


Janitor's supplies


28.22


Decorating hall


20.00


Stage carpenter


42.06


Express


.30


Labor on vaults


6.71


Cleaning up basement


5.50


Keys


1.15


Repairing seats


7.67


Boiler insurance


5.58


Washing towels


2.45


Lighting, electric


108.55


Lighting, gas


211.89


$ 1,389.59


Balance to general treasury $ 115.41


LICENSE COMMISSIONERS


Appropriation


$ 200.00


INCOME FROM LICENSES RECEIPTS


Common victualers


$220.00


EXPENSES


Salaries of license commissioners


$162.50


Printing and advertising


3.75


Horse hire


2.00


$ 168.25


Balance to general treasury


$ 31.75


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ANNUAL REPORTS


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY POLICE DEPARTMENT Supervision


Appropriation


$


1,300.00


PAYMENTS


Salary of city marshal


$1,200.00


Postoffice box rent


1.50


Books and stationery


11.97


Postage stamps


5.00


Printing


23.00


Telephone rental (balance charged to


miscellaneous expenses


57.94


$ 1,299.41


Balance to general treasury


$


.59


Salaries and Wages


Appropriation


$ 13,000.00


PAYMENTS


$11,843.75


Salaries of regular men for extra duty


43.75


Salaries of reserve officers


446.25


Salaries of special officers


20.00


$ 12,353.75


Balance to general treasury


$ 646.25


Fuel


Appropriation


$ 350.00


Coal


$329.45


Wood


3.75


$ 333.20


Balance to general treasury


$ 16.80


Lighting


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


Gas


$ 4.85


Electricity


256.75


$ 261.60


Balance to general treasury


$ 38.40


Salaries of regular men


PAYMENTS


$ 300.00


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CITY AUDITOR PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued POLICE DEPARTMENT-Continued Maintenance of Buildings


Appropriation


$ 800.00


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Fines collected


$1,691.70


Rent of court room for 1914 to Nov. 1st. 1,400.00


$3,091.70


PAYMENTS


Salary of janitor


$596.67


Janitor's supplies


35.34


Grinding valves


2.00


Express and teaming


1.25


Mazda lamps


15.30


Painting screens


2.00


Repairing front door


4.89


Paint and glass


5.65


Insuring boiler


5.58


Looking glass


1.00


Carpenter and stock


3.30


Substitute for janitor


24.49


Street sprinkling


3.88


$ 701.35


Balance to general treasury


$ 98.65


Miscellaneous


Appropriation


$ 500.00


PAYMENTS Equipment and Repairs


Batteries and lights


$ 61.70


Badges refinished


22.00


Buttons, cuffs, and coats


23.75


$107.45


Other Expenses


Washing towels


$ 12.25


Lodgings and lunches furnished


26.45


Janitor's supplies


10.94


Bond of marshal


5.00


Services of physician


4.75


Printing reports


3.50


Newspapers at station


11.20


..


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ANNUAL REPORTS PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued POLICE DEPARTMENT-Continued


Postoffice box rent


.75


Stationery


4.55


Use of ambulance


4.00


Use of teams


214.00


Telephone rental


18.39


Traveling expenses as per pay rolls


54.67


$370.45


$ 477.90


Balance to general treasury


$ 22.10


New Police Station and Court Room


Balance Dec. 20, 1913


$ 548.38


PAYMENTS


Steel case for vault


$168.50


$ 168.50


Undrawn balance carried forward


$ 379.88


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Supervision


Appropriation


$ 500.00


PAYMENTS


Salary of chief engineer


$ 500.00


Salaries


Appropriation


$ 9,500.00


Services of men, town of Newbury


115.75


PAYMENTS


Assistant engineers


$ 375.00


Clerk of board


15.00


Captains


60.00


Mechanical engineers


675.00


Assistant engineers


375.00


Stokers and stewards


920.00


Call men


5,000.00


Permanent men


1,525.30


$ 9,615.75


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CITY AUDITOR PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued FIRE DEPARTMENT-Continued


Substitutes for permanent men


261.50


Extra services at fires


116.00


Extra services at engine houses


16.85


Washing and rolling hose


37.51


$ 9,377.16


Balance to general treasury


$ 238.59


Horses and Care of Same


Appropriation


$ 6,000.00


Services of horses, town of Newbury


127.35


PAYMENTS


$ 6,127.35


Horses hired for hook and ladder


$1,336.00


Horses and men hired for supply wagon


111.00


Repairs to harnesses and new equipment


103.90


Extra men and horses at engine houses and fires


264.00


Shoeing horse for hose No. 1


21.00


Extra teams hired


16.00


Chief engineer, allowance for horse hire


99.96


Hauling hose and hose carriages


414.78


Portion of maintenance of city teams


3,458.75


$ 5,825.39


Balance to general treasury


$ 301.96


Fuel


Appropriation


$ 650.00


PAYMENTS


Central fire station


coal


$278.27


charcoal


11.77


wood


3.51


$293.55


Engine House No. 2


coal


87.60


Engine House No. 3


coal


87.60


Hose House No. 8


coal


58.40


Hose House No. 7


coal


58.40


$ 585.55


Balance to general treasury


$ 64.45


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ANNUAL REPORTS PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued FIRE DEPARTMENT-Continued Lighting


Appropriation


PAYMENTS $ 350.00


Central fire station


$124.10


Engine House No. 2


66.42


Engine House No. 3


49.17


Hose House No. 7


31.17


House House No. 8


10.11


$ 280.97


Balance to general treasury


$ 69.03


Hydrant and Service Water


Appropriation


$ 3,550.00


PAYMENTS


Water for fire purposes


$3,500.00


Removing snow and ice as per pay rolls


12.93


Salt


2.00


Drilling cover


1.00


$ 3,515.93


Balance to general treasury


$ 34.07


Equipment and Repairs


Appropriation


$ 900.00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Sale of old hose and brass


$ 25.30


Town of Newbury, aid at fires


140.92


$ 166.22


PAYMENTS


$ 1,066.22


Repairs on steamers


$176.22


Repairs on hose wagons


101.50


Repairs on hook and ladder


4.32


Repairs on hose


10.41


Repairs on harness


14.79


Axe handles and cord


1.30


Express on equipment


5.17


Brooms, brushes and dusters


6.90


Lanterns, globes, and wicks, and repairs


29.90


Hardware


10.93


Oil and grease


36.45


45


CITY AUDITOR PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued FIRE DEPARTMENT-Continued


Suction and couplings


15.05


Electrical supplies and labor


7.42


Carpenter and stock


9.43


Insurance, liability, and boilers


53.37


Engine lighter and heater


38.25


Soda and bottles


4.56


Hose ropes and spanners


6.00


Tin and labor


7.90


Soap and matches


5.10


Fuel for steamers


42.60


Metal polish


12.00


Paint and varnish


5.00


Advertising


9.00


Expenses to Boston


7.50


Fire extinguisher cover


2.50


Cotton waste


5.17


Moving fire alarm tower


293.00


Side ladder


30.78


$ 952.52


Balance to general treasury


$ 113.70


New Hose


Appropriation


$ 350.00


PAYMENTS


$


350.00


Repairs on Buildings


Appropriation


$ 500.00


Transfer from aldermen and council


75.00


From general treasury to balance


52.54


.


PAYMENTS $ 627.54


Repairs to heating and piping


$ 98.08


Labor on floor


44.82


Carpenter work and stock


256.34


Setting glass and painting supplies


21.70


Repairs to lighting and mantles


31.37


Rent of basement


15.00


Bedding and towels


41.28


Labor of plumber


13.15


Repairs to tank


.75


Rods


18.29


New hose


46


ANNUAL REPORTS


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued FIRE DEPARTMENT-Continued


Hardware


33.48


Automatic air valve


1.50


Storing and overhauling awnings


1.35


Repairing clock


3.00


Insurance on boilers


15.73


Labor and stock on stalls


25.25


Street sprinkling


6.45


$ 627.54


Miscellaneous Expenses


Appropriation


$ 200.00


PAYMENTS


Washing towels and bedding


$ 12.00


Services of time clock


15.00


Telephone rental


145.29


Matches and other supplies


5.95


Luncheons furnished firemen


2.15


Papers


7.00


$ 187.39


Balance to general treasury


$ 12.61


Hose 7 Fire House


Appropriations


$ 300.00


Sale of old material


43.25


PAYMENTS


$ 343.25


Carpenter and stock


$ 49.06


Labor and stock of plumber


134.19


Labor and stock of mason


132.95


$ 316.20


Balance to general treasury


$ 27.05


FIRE ALARM AND WIRES


Supervision


$ 300.00


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


$ 300.00


Salary of superintendent


Miscellaneous Expenses


$ 300.00


Appropriation


111.23


From general treasury to balance


$ 411.23


.


47


CITY AUDITOR PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued FIRE ALARM AND WIRES-Continued PAYMENTS


Telephone rental


$ 14.37


Repairs on gong and bells


121.05


Carpenter and stock


57.22


Paint and hardware


15.63


Electrical supplies


39.94


Labor on wires


108.19


Use of team


48.20


Printing and postage


5.00


Express


.. .63


-


$ 411.23


INSPECTION OF PLUMBING


Appropriation


$ 200.00


Inspections


$


169.50


Balance to general treasury


$


30.50


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Appropriation


$ 750.00


Refund


1.78


From general treasury to balance


19.86


$ 771.64


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Fees collected


$222.56


PAYMENTS


Salary of sealer


$700.00


Teaming


46.50


Advertising and printing


12.50


Seals and tags


1.78


Rubber stamps


6.25


Weights


.56


Express


.55


Traveling expenses


3.50


..


$ 771.64


PAYMENTS


48


ANNUAL REPORTS PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued FORESTRY Moth Extermination


Appropriation


$ 2,000.00


Commitment for 1914


1,442.92


From general treasury to balance


51.20


$ 3,494.12


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Services rendered by department


$ 38.00


Sale of arsenate lead


36.38


Sale of spurs


2.75


$ 77.13


PAYMENTS


$ 3,571.25


Salary of superintendent


$ 800.00


Labor on pump and spraying machine


13.40


Writing tree protection books


50.00


Stamped envelopes


28.10


Stationery


4.00


Telephone rental (balance charged to tree warden and care of trees)


3.05


Horse hire


306.88


Medicine


1.75


Arsenate lead


424.41


Hose


83.36


Advertising and printing


8.20


Tree oil and gasoline


14.36


Express and freight


13.01


Hardware and miscellaneous supplies


48.16


Labor as per pay rolls


1,493.73


Abatements


28.84


Transferred to tree warden and care of trees


250.00


$ 3,571.25


Tree Warden and Care of Trees


Appropriation


$ 300.00


Income from Bromfield fund


212.50


Services of department


3.95


Transferred from moth department


250.00


From general treasury to balance


22.32


.


$ 788.77


49


CITY AUDITOR PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued FORESTRY-Continued PAYMENTS


Salary of warden


$150.00


Telephone rental


15.70


Rent of basement


15.00


Stationery and supplies for warden


2.05


Glass


.65


Hardware and miscellaneous supplies


28.13


Traveling expenses


3.50


Trees and tree irons


14.00


Horse hire


126.50


Labor as per pay rolls


433.24


$ 788.77


HARBOR MASTER


Appropriation


$ 100.00


PAYMENTS


Salary of harbor master


$ 100.00


50


ANNUAL REPORTS


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Supervision


Appropriation


$ 500.00


PAYMENTS


Salary of clerk


$ 500.00


VITAL STATISTICS


Appropriation


$ 200.00


PAYMENTS


Birth returns


$ 83.15


Death returns


61.00


Express


.22


Advertising


5.75


Postage stamps and cards


2.20


$ 152.32


Balance to general treasury


$ 47.68


Miscellaneous


Appropriation


$ 4,000.00


From general treasury to balance


239.61


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Sale of candles and fumigators $ 6.50


Use of telephone


.30


State account contagious diseases


403.85


Aid rendered for cities, towns, and persons


205.27 $ 615.92


$ 4,855.53


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Undertakers' licenses


$ 3.00


Manicurists' and massage licenses


5.00


Slaughter house licenses


4.00


$ 12.00


$ 4,239.61


51


CITY AUDITOR HEALTH AND SANITATION-Continued Quarantine and Contagious Diseases


Patients at hospitals


$ 689.93


Nurses and medicine


216.65


Groceries and provisions


148.08


Quarantined persons


97.50


Fuel


8.16


Hardware


1.24


House rent


9.25


Milk


1.20


Fumigators and disinfectants


70.10


Destroying bedding


1.75


Wooden boxes


15.00


Replacing clothing destroyed


1.25


Cleaning room


.60


Ambulance


8.00


Express


4.48


$1,273.19


Tuberculosis


Patients at sanatoriums


$1,894.24


Board and attendance


221.20


Groceries and provisions


672.17


Rent


45.50


Milk


28.64


Rubber boots


5.00


$2,866.75


Other Expenses


Salary of bacteriologist


$ 600.00


Express


.80


Stationery and office supplies


29.68


Burying animals


42.00


Traveling expenses


5.45


Telephone rental


37.66


$ 715.59


$ 4,855.53


INSPECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN


Appropriation


$


300.00




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