City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1915, Part 3

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1915
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Express


1 15


Printing Certificates


5 50


Stamps and stamped envelopes


1 93


Stationery and books


30 84 $ 170 52


Balance to general treasury


$ 29 48


Miscellaneous


Appropriation


$ 4,000 00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


State for transportation


$ 1 20


Use of telephone


25


State, account contagious diseases


339 29


Aid rendered for cities, towns and persons


55 88 $ 396 62


$ 4,396 62


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Undertakers' licenses


$ 4 00


Manicurists' and Massage licenses


2 50


Slaughter house licenses


4 00


$ 10 50


Quarantine and Contagious Diseases


Patients in hospitals


$ 34 29


Nurses and medicine


24 93


Groceries and provisions


117 43


Quarantined persons


127 50


Fuel


6 58


Relief by other cities


38 57


Board and attendance


202 41


Milk


9 36


Fumigators and disinfectants


28 80


Physician


22 50


-


- $ 612 37


$ 500 00


Salary of Clerk


$ 200 00


51


CITY AUDITOR


HEALTH AND SANITATION-Continued Tuberculosis


Patients at sanatoriums $ 521 89


Board and attendance


430 44


Groceries and provisions


286 90


Ambulance


10 00


Relief by other cities and towns


260 02


Disinfectants


12 25


- $ 1,521 50


Other Expenses


Salary of Bacteriologist


$ 600 00


Express and teaming


5 72


Stationery and office supplies


28 90


Burying animals


24 00


Traveling expenses


8 20


Telephone rental


35 83


Attendance at hearing


2 60


Printing and advertising


8 00


$


713 25


$ 2,847 12


Balance to general treasury


$ 1,549 50


INSPECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


Salary of Inspector


$ 300 00


INSPECTION OF ANIMALS


Appropriation


$ 300 00


PAYMENTS


Salary of Inspector


$ 300 00


INSPECTION OF MEATS AND PROVISIONS


Appropriation


$ 500 00


Salary of Inspector


.


$ 500 00


INSPECTION OF MILK AND VINEGAR


Appropriation


$ 750 00


From general treasury to balance


15 85


$ 765 85


PAYMENTS


$ 300 00


52


ANNUAL REPORTS


HEALTH AND SANITATION-Continued REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT Milk license fees $ 61 50


PAYMENTS


Salary of Inspector $ 400 00


Salary of Collector 300 00


Gas and electricity


40 31


Inspector's supplies


24 49


Telephone toll


1 05


- $ 765 85


SEWER MAINTENANCE


Appropriation


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Services cleaning sewers


$ 125 73


Transferred from Highway Repairs


$


225 73


PAYMENTS


Repairs at Oakland Street


$ 9 75


Rope, pipe, cement


17 76


Oil, lumber and hardware


22


Repairing sewer irons and picks


15 10


Hose


22 50


Services city teams


75 50


Labor as per payrolls


296 61


$ 444 44


Balance to general treasury


$ 31 29


SEWER CONSTRUCTION


Balance Dec. 19, 1914


$ 130 02


Sale of pipe


2 00


Amounts collected for connections


1,058 19


$ 1,190 21


PAYMENTS


Pipe


$ 117 64


Hardware


5 58


Freight


99


Oil


55


Sharpening picks, drills and points


3 40


Cement


49 55


Services of city teams


16 00


Labor as per payrolls


321 56


$ 515 27


Undrawn balance carried forward


$ 674 94


$ 250 00


100 00


$ 475 73


53


CITY AUDITOR


HEALTH AND SANITATION-Continued ASHES AND RUBBISH


Appropriation


$ 2,500 00


Sale of old paper and books


$ 257 79


$ 2,757 79


PAYMENTS


Weighing paper


$ 1 25


Advertising


7 75


Services of city teams


844 63


Hardware


75


Labor as per payrolls


1,711 83


Wire


22 80


English Oil


30


$ 2,589 31


Balance to general treasury


$ 168 48


STREET CLEANING


Appropriation


$ 3,000 00


Sale of broom


60


Transferred from Street Sprinkling


150 00


From general treasury to balance


60 69


$ 3,211 29


PAYMENTS


Refilling street broom and repairs $ 38 75


Brooms, brushes and hoes


39 00


Services of city teams


656 00


Labor as per payroll


2,468 35


Express


25


Hardware


1 14


Shovels and hoes


7 80


$ 3,211 29


CARE OF CONVENIENCE STATIONS


Appropriation


$ 100 00


PAYMENTS


Labor as per payrolls


$ 92 75


Balance to general treasury


$ 7 25


RECEIPTS


54


ANNUAL REPORTS


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES


Supervision


Appropriation


$ 1,600 00


Use of telephone


1 40


$ 1,601 40


PAYMENTS


Salary· of Superintendent


$ 1,500 00


Telephone rental


27 25


Stamps and postcards


4 00


Typewriting annual report


2 00


Traveling expenses


28 34


Stationery and supplies


5 89


Keys and repairing tape


2 30


Batteries


35


$ 1,570 13


Balance to general treasury


$


31 27


STATE HIGHWAY TAX


Paid state for maintenance of state highway


.


$ 338 28


CITY TEAMS AND SALARIES OF DRIVERS DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Services of teams for:


Sewer Construction


$ 16 00


Sewer Maintenance


75 50


Ashes and Rubbish


844 63


Street Cleaning


656 00


Highway Repairs


415 00


Culverts


46 00


Street Sprinkling


484 00


Sidewalks and Curbing


186 00


Snow Removal


155 00


Education, School Buildings


5 00


Education, Fuel


2 00


Sale of straw


14 67


Refund


1 10


Balance of expenses charged to Fire Dept. Horses


4,358 25


Other City Property, Janvrin's Landing


5 00


New Police Station


4 00


Miscellaneous, Public Library


4 00


.


$ 7,272 15


55


CITY AUDITOR


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued PAYMENTS


Driver No. 1 Double team


$ 819 00


Driver No. 2 Double team


819 00


Driver No. 3 Double team


819 00


Driver No. 2 Single team


819 00


Driver No. 3 Single team


819 00


Substitute drivers for vacation and sickness


221 13


Express


35


Veterinary services and medicine


71 55


Hay, grain and straw


1,894 18


Shoeing horses and repairing harnesses


227 73


Paint, oil, etc


10 75


Blankets and hostlers supplies


84 95


Hardware


1 25


New Horse


350 00


Repairing carts and sleds


265 53


Cushion


2 25


Horse hire


42 00


Traveling expenses purchasing horses


5 48


- $ 7,272 15


REPAIRING


Appropriation


$ 4,000 00


Transfer from Street Sprinkling


200 00


From general treasury to balance


6 11


$ 4,206 11


RECEIPTS


Sale of material


$ 28 50


Services of department


84 13


112 63


$ 4,318 74


PAYMENTS


Repairs on road roller


$ 109 41


Fuel for road roller


14 71


Crushed stone


370 53


Tarvia


376 25


Gravel


59 20


Hose and couplings


32 34


Hanging cans


25 00


Weighing


24 11


Cement


90


Wicks and oil


6 58


Carpenter and stock


7 43


Express and freight


55 90


56


ANNUAL REPORTS


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued


Iron and hardware


91 74


Insurance on road roller boiler


5 57


Extra teams hired


144 95


Repairing picks, drills, etc


20 95


Services of city teams


415 00


Labor as per payrolls


2,449 17


Transfer to Sewer Maintenance


100 00


$ 4,318 74


CULVERTS


Appropriation


$ 800 00


Services of departments


55 07


$ 855 07


PAYMENTS


Grates


$ 31 21


Cement


7 97


Pipe


83 92


Lumber for bridge


60 99


Freight and express


4 05


Tools, implements and hardware


36 44


Services of city teams


46 00


Labor as per payrolls


502 12


$ 772 70


Balance to general treasury


$ 82 37


BRIDGES


Appropriation


$ 650 00


Refund from county


1 00


$ 651 00


PAYMENTS


Essex-Merrimac Chain Bridge $ 281 21


Plum Island Bridge


183 48 - $ 464 69


Balance to general treasury


$ 186 31


STREET LIGHTING


Appropriation


$16,600 00


From general treasury to balance 3 13


$16,603 13


57


CITY AUDITOR


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued PAYMENTS


Newburyport Gas and Electric Co


$16,559 63


Setting poles and changing lights


35 00


Taxi service


$16,603 13


STREET SPRINKLING


Appropriation


$ 2,400 00


Income from Simpson fund


900 00


Commitment for 1915


3,845 91


Additional Commitment for 1914


158 47


Refund for repairs to sprinkling cart


10 75


Services of department


5 00


From general treasury to balance


28 06


$ 7,348 19


PAYMENTS


Connections for heater


$ 20 84


Fuel for heater


24 51


Teams hired


46 50


Writing commitment


100 00


Water for street sprinkling


35 81


Telephone


60


Cost of sprinkler cart


90 00


Oil


2,148 48


Services of city teams


484 00


Labor as per payrolls


734 59


Commitment abatements


32 76


Commitment transfer


195 65


Freight and express


27 80


Traveling expenses


7 00


Repairs to sprinkler


10 75


New road oiler


600 00


Rent of sprinkler


5 50


Waste


1 50


Gravel


1 75


Transfers


2,650 00


Pumping water for 1914


130 15


- $ 7,348 19


SIDEWALKS AND CURBING


Appropriation


$ 1,200 00


Income from Bromfield Fund


212 50


Betterments assessed


574 22


Services of department


18 51


From general treasury to balance


117 41


$ 2,122 64


8 50


5S


ANNUAL REPORTS


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued PAYMENTS


Lumber


$ 5 36


Lamp black


4 75


Cement and brieks


94 29


Asphalt


33 49


Segment patterns


1 25


Hardware


25


Oil


24


Carpenter and stock


3 39


Metal form


27 97


Services of city teams


186 00


Labor as per payrolls


984 35


Putting in and repairing concrete


781 30


$ 2,122 64


SNOW REMOVAL


Appropriation


$ 1,000 00


Services of department


80 73


From general treasury to balance


145 34


$ 1,226 07


PAYMENTS


Men and teams hired


$ 203 50


Sand pails and hardware


10 35


Repairing plows


3 35


Services of city teams


155 00


Labor as per payrolls


853 87


$ 1,226 07


MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


$ 375 00


From general treasury to balance


100 30


$ 475 30


PAYMENTS


Rent of sheds $ 240 00


Sign boards


30 35


Claim for damage


-


204 95 $ 475 30


59


CITY AUDITOR


CHARITIES


Appropriation


$12,000 00


From general treasury to balance


1,144 74


$13,144 74


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


State


$ 435 16


West Bridgewater


334 10


Lynn


45 00


Chicopee


15 84


Springfield


34 25


Haverhill


129 50


Amesbury


678 49


Worcester


47 45


Newbury


50 50


Salem


232 50


Salisbury


108 20


Lowell


83 64


Ipswich


58 00


Returned aid


30 00


Sale of produce


156 46


Sale of barrels


14 40


Sale of live stock


237 00


Transferred from Street Sprinkling


1,500 00


Refund from J. Weston


3 71


$ 4,194 20


$17,338 94


PAYMENTS General Administration


Salary of clerk


$ 850 00


Stationery and office supplies 37 80


Telephone rental


95 46


Stamped envelopes and postage stamps


2 00


Postoffice box rent


3 00


Traveling and expenses of overseers


11 75


$ 1,000 01


Almshouse, or Poor Farm


Salary of superintendent and matron


$ 720 00


Wages of farm hands


412 14


Wages of cook


335 00


Wages of domestics


222 00


Butter at wholesale


18 75


Molasses at wholesale


19 34


Spices


17 85


60


ANNUAL REPORTS


CHARITIES-Continued


Pork 139 90


Shortening 15 38


Tobacco and pipes at wholesale 58 75


Prunes at wholesale


26 00


Coffee and tea at wholesale


62 94


Rice at wholesale


22 00


Washing powder and soap at wholesale


27 25


Apricots at wholesale


10 50


Meal


91 21


Live stock


12 00


Candy


9 00


Fish and clams


269 24


Salt


26 35


Pea beans


101 50


Hardware and farming implements


155 82


Meats and provisions


798 54


Repairing mowing machine


3 82


Medicine


9 95


Dressing hogs and curing hams


19 50


Hay and grain


338 60


Shoes and rubbers


87 55


Dry goods


112 87


Ice and labor on same


11 63


Insurance


304 80


Clothing


96 62


Lawn mower, keys and filing saws


4 10


Repairing shoes


6 30


Strawberry plants, clover and grass seed


47 02


Fitting glasses


4 50


Harness repairs and horse blankets


41 20


Shoeing horses


19 10


Boiler insurance


5 58


Lime, cement, plaster and brick


4 32


Electric lighting


17 29


Hostlers supplies


13 20


Sulphate copper


8 25


Hack hire


1 00


Veterinary


17 00


Freight and express


12 82


Extracting teeth


75


Lumber and shavings


17 26


Arsenate of lead


9 00


Fertilizer and hog feed


128 00


Barber


29 00


Cane for chairs


1 50


61


CITY AUDITOR


CHARITIES-Continued


Middlings


226 25


Repairs to plumbing


19 65


Coal


568 73


Kitchen utensils


22 43


New rocking chairs


32 00


Oil, gasoline and repairs to engine


21 10


-$ 5,834 15


Out-Door Relief


Fuel


$ 830 20


Flour at wholesale


886 40


Beans at wholesale


177 46


Crackers at wholesale


191 73


Pork at wholesale


181 61


Sugar at wholesale


368 59


Soap at wholesale


154 50


Coffee and tea at wholesale


80 00


Aid rendered for travel


13 29


Provisions and groceries


1,848 36


Shoes and rubbers


96 20


Relief from other cities and towns


1,757 55


State hospitals


419 13


Physicians


450 00


Medicine


300 00


Burials


43 50


Rent and board


1,732 54


Clothing


5 00


Cash disbursements by overseers


728 50


Ambulance and teams


18 50


Rolled oats


6 30


Twine and paper bags


24 50


Milk


128 96


Dry goods


61 96


-


$10,504 78


- -- $17,338 94


ANNA JAQUES HOSPITAL


Appropriation


$ 600 00


PAYMENTS


To Anna Jaques Hospital


$ 600 00


62


ANNUAL REPORTS


CHARITIES-Continued HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL


Appropriation


. $


300 00


PAYMENTS


To Homeopathic Hospital $ 300 00


ALMSHOUSE ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND FIRE ESCAPES


$ 675 00 Appropriation


PAYMENTS


Installing lights $ 329 50


Installing fire escapes


258 00


Carpenter and stock


30 94


Advertising


3 00


Paint


1 90


Making and putting brace in place


4 84


Tinning elevator shaft and repairing boiler


30 00 $ 658 18


Balance to general treasury


$ 16 82


63


CITY AUDITOR


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


STATE AID


Received from state amounts paid in 1914 $ 8,443 00


By balance due for amounts paid in 1915 8,455 00


- $16,898 00


PAYMENTS


Cash paid beneficiaries $ 9,203 00 Balance Dec. 19, 1914 7,695 00


-- $16,898 00


MILITARY AID


Appropriation $ 100 00


From state one-half amounts paid in 1914. . 32 00


~ $ 132 00


PAYMENTS


Balance due from state Dec. 19, 1914 $ . 32 00


Balance to general treasury


$ 100 00


SOLDIERS' BURIAL


Received from state amounts paid in 1914 $ 550 00


Balance due from state for amounts paid 350 00 -$


- 900 00


PAYMENTS


Paid burial agent in 1915 $ 350 00


Balance due for previous payments


550 00 - $ 900 00


SOLDIERS' RELIEF


Appropriation


$ 6,400 00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Groveland, relief given


$ 319 38


From Edward Bass for telephone


1 36


- $ 320 74


PAYMENTS


Clerk hire


$ 199 92


Stationery and office supplies


3 75


Traveling expenses


14 03


Clothing


2 36


Services of physician


132 00


Life insurance


12 50


Telephone


16 30


Board and nursing


998 69


$ 6,720 74


64


ANNUAL REPORTS


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS-Continued


Groceries


46 14


Fuel


1,106 67


Postage stamps


2 12


Patients at hospitals


6 00


Cash disbursements


3,867 00


Medicine and medicinal supplies


137 70


Use of ambulance


2 00


$ 6,547 18


Balance to general treasury


$


173 56


CARE OF SOLDIER'S GRAVES


Appropriation


$ 50 00


PAYMENTS


Resetting stones on soldier's graves


$


24 75


Balance to general treasury


$ 25 25


65


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION


Appropriation.


$50,000 00


Refund


7 99


$50,007 99


PAYMENTS


Superintendent


$ 1,800 00


Clerical Assistant 438 00


Truant Officer


750 00


High School Teachers


12,258 75


Elementary School Teachers


25,341 19


Training School Teachers


1,312 83


Evening School Teachers


1,110 00


Sewing and Cooking School Teachers


1,192 09


Music Teacher


600 00


Drawing Teacher


747 50


Summer School Teachers


100 20


Janitors' Services


4,212 49


$49,863 05


Balance to general treasury


$ 144 94


MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


$ 3,500 00


Transfer from School Fuel


350 00


From general treasury to balance


1,491 72


$ 5,341 72


* DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Sale of old books and supplies


$ 130 55


Sale of stock from domestic science


11 66


Use of telephone


2 75


Refund


7 52


$ 152 48


$ 5,494 20


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Tuition


$ 3,494 91


Atkinson fund


150 00


Putnam trustees


1,200 00


Brown fund


631 52


$ 5,476 43


66


ANNUAL REPORTS


EDUCATION-Continued MISCELLANEOUS-Continued PAYMENTS Administration


Office supplies and stationery $ 82 74


Postoffice box rent 3 00


Stamped envelopes and postage stamps


107 65


Telephone rental


128 38


Traveling expenses


38 20


Printing and advertising


103 63


School directories


12 00


- $ 475 60


Text Books and Supplies


Books and music $ 1,867 73


Typewriter supplies and new typewriters 219 16


Drawing supplies . 57 23


Pens, Pencils and Penholders


198 02


Stationery, Cards and supplies


568 65


Ink and ink fillers


39 50


Binding books


83 36


Training school supplies


30 53


Laboratory equipment and repairs


238 27


Cooking utensils and supplies


368 80


Rubber bands and paste


18 13


Erasers, clips, crayons and rulers


55 74


Pencil sharpeners and repairs


14 47


Express, teaming and freight


125 95


Stenographers supplies


7 20


Rubber tipped pointers


3.84


-


$ 3,896 58


Other Expenses


Diplomas, engrossing, and ribbons


$ 28 50


Flags and holders


15 36


Janitors' supplies


136 86


Extra help for janitors


6 00


Paper towels, waste cans and mops


80 50


Use of piano and tuning


13 00


Typewriting paper 58 20


Floor brushes 67 00


Lights, furnishings and fittings


15 83


Manilla boxes


11 00


Traveling expenses of truants


3 45


67


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION-Continued MISCELLANEOUS-Continued


Use of chairs


3 50


Support of truants


296 85


Transportation


175 83


-$ 1,122 02


- $ 5,494 20


FUEL


$ 3,500 00


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


High School


. coal


$ 568 37


wood


8 00


$ 576 37


Currier School


coal


$ 427 80


wood


100 87


$ 528 67


Jackman School


coal


$ 408 97


wood


19 00


- $ 427 97


Curtis School


coal


$ 222 43


wood


11 25


-$ 233 68


Hancock Street School


. coal


89 92


Bromfield Street School . coal


83 2


Temple Street School


coal


70 76


Moultonville School


coal


27 00


Davenport School


coal


$ 256 87


wood


4 00


- $


260 87


Kelley School


.coal


455 22


Purchase Street School


.coal


$ 39 29


wood


3 00


-$ 42 49


Old bill domestic science


55 63


Screening coal


2 00


Transfers


550 00


$ 3,403 62


Balance to general treasury


$ 96 38


LIGHTING


Appropriation


$ 350 00


Cash payments for light used


5 00


$ 355 00


-


210 14


Old Domestic Science Bills


68


ANNUAL REPORTS


EDUCATION-Continued LIGHTING-Continued PAYMENTS


High School


$ 149 12


Currier School


44 82


Jackman School


21 86


Kelley School


67 88


Temple Street School


1 86


Purchase Street School


43 09


$ 328 63


Balance to general treasury


$ 26 37


SCHOOL BUILDINGS


Appropriation


$ 1,000 00


Transfers


300 00


From general treasury to balance


296 42


$ 1,596 42


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Use of High School hall


$ 10 00


Refund


11 60


$ 21 60


$ 1,618 02


PAYMENTS High School


Repairing clock


$ 6 80


Tubing and labor


5 76


Repairs to plumbing and heater


63 00


Carpenter work and stock


18 30


Setting glass and painting


25 12


Repairing lawn mower


85


Electrical supplies and labor


71 15


Keys


95


Janitors' supplies


88


Repairs on roof and mason work


16 24


Teaming and express


52


Hardware


16 28


Insurance


291 20


Oiler and floor oil


13 66


Fire extinguishers


16 00


546 71


69


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION-Continued SCHOOL BUILDINGS-Continued Currier School


Repairs to plumbing


$ 14 61


Hardware


10 00


Setting glass and painting


13 28


Lock and key


1 40


Carpenter work and stock


20 44


Substitute for janitor


2 00


-


- $


61 73


$ 608 44


Jackman School


Carpenter work and stock


$ 22 11


Services of mason and stock


1 19


Repairing lawn mower, lock and clock


5 75


Roofer and stock


12 49


Repairing shades


4 95


Paint and glass


8 50


Plumber and stock


43 55


Hardware


1 45


Oil


45


Railing around boiler pit


14 00


$


114 44


Curtis School


Repairs on heating plant


$ 28 00


Mason and stock


12 32


Repairs to plumbing


51 15


Carpenter work and stock


5 94


Paint, turpentine and glass


1 23


Time clocks


5 80


Electrician and stock


1 40


$ 105 84


Davenport School


Repairing shades


$ 4 60


Hardware


7 66


Repairs to plumbing


46 23


Repairs to heating apparatus


7 90


Setting glass and painting


11 46


Carpenter work and stock


21 57


Repairing clocks


3 00


$


102 42


Purchase Street School


Painter and stock


$ 26 56


Repairs to plumbing


22 10


Carpenter and stock


43 12


Electrician and stock


1 80


93 58


-


70


ANNUAL REPORTS


EDUCATION-Continued SCHOOL BUILDINGS-Continued Kelley School


Repairing flag and lawn mower $ 1 25


Carpenter work and stock


11 88


Setting glass and painting


65


Repairs to heating apparatus


6 41


Lights and mantels


15 10


Repairs to plumbing


21 69


Shades and labor


5 20


Hardware


11 09


Removing out house


33 05


$ 125 32


Hancock Street School


Carpenter work and stock


$ 13 69


Repairs on furnace


29 85


Paint


50


Repairs to plumbing


21 48


- $


65 52


Bromfield Street School


Carpenter work and stock $ 13 12


Repairs to heating apparatus


8 15


Repairs to fire escapes


8 50


Repairs to plumbing


12 15


Keys, roller and glass


2 11


Advertising


2 00


46 03


Temple Street School


Mason and stock


$ 28 68


Plumbing repairs and supplies


7 64


Paint and painting


10 23


Carpenter work and stock


27 16


Repairs to heater


11 00


Hardware


12 26


Flags and shades


5 75


102 72


Moultonville School


Carpenter, stock and repairs


$ 17 26


Repairs to plumbing 8 00


Teaming desks 1 60


26 86


71


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION-Continued SCHOOL BUILDINGS-Continued All Schools


Insurance on boilers


$ 56 80


Mason and stock


11 25


Street Sprinkling


34 42


Setting glass and painting


15 28


Labor as per payrolls


4 40


Flags


13 50


Floor oil


9 00


Repairing clock


1 00


Insurance on school building


43 20


$


188 85


Balance forward for contract


38 00


- - $ 1,618 02


72


ANNUAL REPORTS


PUBLIC LIBRARY SALARIES AND WAGES


Appropriation $ 4,300 00


Income from Cole fund


60 20


$


4,360 20


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Use of library $ 200 00


Dog licenses


594 11


Income from trust funds:


A. E. Cutter 145 40


S. W. Marston 180 40


E. S. Moseley 180 40


W. O. Moseley


411 92


E. H. Stickney, net


235 00


J. M. Bradbury


40 40


C. W. Bradstreet


40 40


Other Income


4 50


$ 2,032 53


PAYMENTS


Salary of librarian


$ 1,600 00


Salaries of Assistants


2,196 47


Salary of Janitor


501 80


$ 4,298 27


Balance to general treasury


$ 61 93


BOOKS, PERIODICALS, ETC.


Balance from 1914


$ 437 96


Interest on deposit


17 15


Income from trust funds:


John J. Currier 20 00


95 80


J. A. Frothingham


45 00


S. A. Green


80 00


George Haskell


37 88


M. P. Sawyer


200 00


J. R. Spring


800 00


Benjamin G. Sweetser


112 32


W. C. Todd


617 00


A. Williams


40 00


- $ 2,065 15


$ 2,503 11


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS $


W. H. P. Dodge


73


CITY AUDITOR


PUBLIC LIBRARY-Continued BOOKS, PERIODICALS; ETC .- Continued PAYMENTS


Books


$ 990 65


Papers


360 40


Binding


208 60


Postage


$ 1,561 67


Balance Dec. 18, 1915


$


941 44


FUEL


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


Coal


$ 294 36


Balance to general treasury


$


30 64


LIGHTING


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


Newburyport Gas & Electric Co.


218 14


Balance to general treasury


$


56 86


MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Fines


$ 20 25


Sale of old paper and books


36 55


$


56 80


PAYMENTS


Telephone


$ 20 29


Postoffice box rent and postage


10 00


Office supplies


30 80


Printing and Advertising


89 00


Street Sprinkling


6 55


Insurance


95 16


Repairing lights


17 75


Lighting equipment


4 05


Labor removing ashes


60


Dog checks and blanks


10 15


Repairing typewriter


1 20


Teaming


4 50


$ 296 05


Balance to general treasury


$ 60 75


2 02


$ 325 00


$ 275 00


$ 300 00


$ 356 80


74


ANNUAL REPORTS


RECREATION CITY PARKS


Appropriation


$ 300 00


From Balch fund


404 00


$ 704 00


PAYMENTS


Salaries and wages


$ 320 00


Teams from Collins


11 75


Hardware


16 15


Grass seed


63


New flags and repairing pole


6 50


Teaming dirt and rubbish


14 25


Street Sprinkling


73 75


Lighting


87 48


Repairing flag pole at Mall


2 50


Repairing and sharpening lawn mower


5 50


$ 538 51


Balance to general treasury


$ 165 49


ATKINSON COMMON


Appropriation


$ 500 00


PAYMENTS


Salaries and wages


$ 315 83


Hardware


15 58


Carpenter work and stock


63 72


Care of flowers and trees


19 10


Phosphate


34 00


Sharpening shears and lawn mowers


5 15


Street Sprinkling


6 00


Teaming


75


Lumber and teaming same


39 87


$ 500 00


PLAYGROUNDS


Appropriation


$ 500 00


From general treasury to balance 232 87


$ 732 87


75


CITY AUDITOR


RECREATION-Continued PLAYGROUNDS-Continued PAYMENTS


Supervision of grounds


$ 200 00


Salary of Assistants


100 00


Carpenter work and stock


31 97


Sporting goods


14 75


Dry goods


2 50


Hardware


11 40


Plumber and stock


2 00


Paint and glass


25


Rent of land and glass broken


305 60


Labor as per payroll


38 40


Teams from Collins


17 00


$ 732 87


76


ANNUAL REPORTS


CELEBRATIONS


MEMORIAL DAY


Appropriation PAYMENTS


$ 300 00


Quartermaster Post 49, G. A. R. $ 300 00


FIREMEN'S MEMORIAL SUNDAY


Appropriation


. 75 00


L. G. Bradbury, Treas., for Memorial Sunday


PAYMENTS $


75 00


77


CITY AUDITOR


UNCLASSIFIED CLEAN UP WEEK CREDITS


City Improvement Society $ 25 00


C. W. Moseley


10 00


PAYMENTS


Cutting grass and painting $ 14 95


Lumber


5 07


Labor as per payrolls


11 00


$ 31 02


Balance to general treasury


$


3 98


CITY CLOCKS


$ 75 00


Salary of Superintendent of Clocks


... . . 75 00


. $


WATER FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


Newburyport Water Works


$ 1,500 00


OTHER CITY PROPERTIES


Appropriation


$ 500 00


Rent of Ward 5 Ward Room


$ 60 00


$ 560 00


PAYMENTS


Almshouse, paint and glass $ 9 24


Plumber and stock


61 60


Repairs to heater


3 55


Repairing Janvrin's Landing


5 32


Repairing Central Church striker


10 50


Labor as per payrolls


12 38


City teams, etc.


5 00


Reconstructing City Hall lamps


55 00


Cleaning Brown Square statue


10 00


$ 172 59


Balance to general treasury


$ 387 41


Appropriation


PAYMENTS


$ 1,500 00


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


$ 35 00


78


ANNUAL REPORTS


UNCLASSIFIED-Continued TEMPORARY ACCOUNTS EMBEZZLEMENT ACCOUNT


Balance Dee. 19, 1914 PAYMENTS $ 152 31


Entry of writs, City vs. Felker Bondsmen $ 12 00


Deputy Sheriff for service of writs 29 80


Stenographer on declarations 6 50


$ 48 30


Balance Dec. 18, 1915


$ 104 01


J. V. F. SURETY ACCOUNT


Balance Dec. 18, 1915


$ 3,000 00


UNCALLED FOR CLAIMS


Amount of same Dec. 18, 1915 $ . ... . 61 85


JUDGMENT ACCOUNT PAYMENTS


W. F. Woodbury vs. City


$ 444 67


E. L. Willard vs. City


182 66


McKinney Bros. vs. City


747 73


A. C. Murphy vs. City


171 59


Wm. Holker Co. vs. City


64 10


$ 1,610 75


Credit from tax levy 1915


1,375 06


$ 235 69


BUILDING PERMITS RECEIPTS


Balance Dec. 19, 1914


$ 10 00


Permits issued by City Clerk


. 158 00


PAYMENTS


To Inspector of Buildings


$ 148 00


Balance


$ 168 00


$ 20 00


79


CITY AUDITOR


UNCLASSIFIED-Continued SCHOOL TEACHERS' PENSIONS RECEIPTS


Balance Dec. 19, 1914 $ 153 25


From teachers


1,570 00


$ 1,723 25


PAYMENTS


To teachers' retirement association


$ 1,723 25


COUNTY OF ESSEX (Dog Account)


PAYMENTS


Balance Dec. 19, 1914 $ : 00


Dog officer for killing dogs


22 00


RECEIPTS


$ 24 00


Payments refunded by County


$ 21 00


Balance


$ 3 00


. 80


ANNUAL REPORTS


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


WATER WORKS


Balance of Maintenance Acoount, Dec. 19, 1914


$12,390 41


RECEIPTS


Water rates


$45,252 37


Meter rates


9,931 24


Sundry water receipts


259 16


City for fire service and buildings


5,000 00


Miscellaneous maintenance receipts


119 97


Interest on deposit


259 62


Total income


$60,822 36


PAYMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE


Pumping station




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