City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1916, Part 4

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1916
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466 91


Main pipe maintenance


155 43


Filter beds maintenance


222 47


Street standpipes maintenance


15 14


Artichoke River maintenance


2,354 28


Total maintenance $ 15,771 81


Net earnings


$ 46,574 46


PAYMENTS FOR DEBT


Bonds retired


$ 22,000 00


Interest on bonds 12,140 00


$ 34,140 00


Net income $ 12,434 46


Balance


$ 13,974 17


85


CITY AUDITOR PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT RECEIPTS .


Service pipe construction $ 303 08


Extension of mains


105 92


Total construction receipts


$


409 00


PAYMENTS


New supply (land damages $698.13) $ 1,870 61


Extension of mains


709 16


Service pipe construction


779 52


Service pipe construction, Newbury


85 05


New filter


10,105 57


Meters


217 62


Total paid for new construction


$ 13,767 53


Construction paid from earnings $ 13,358 53


Balance Dec. 16, 1916


$ 615 64


86


ANNUAL REPORT


Cemeteries


SALARIES AND WAGES


Appropriation


$ 250 00


PAYMENTS


Salary of Superintendent .


$ 250 00


MISCELLANEOUS PAYMENTS


Appropriation


$ 50 00


PAYMENTS


Rent of land for driveway $ 20 00


Use of water


15 00


Lawn mower


4 50


Iron pipe and labor


7 19


$ 46 69


Balance to general treasury


$ 3 31


87


CITY AUDITOR


Interest


Balance from 1915 coupons payable $ 742 50


Appropriation 34,000 00


$ 34,742 50


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Interest on overdue taxes and assessments $ 3,556 54


Interest from water commissioners 12,140 00


On bank deposits


2,347 12


$ 18,043 66


PAYMENTS


Interest on tax notes $ 3,862 62


Interest on bonds, High School


2,835 00


Interest on bonds, Currier School


820 00


Interest on bonds, Water


12,520 00


Interest on bonds, refunding J. V. F.


2,480 00


Interest on bonds, Sewer


5,910 00


Interest on bonds, refunding trust notes


1,265 62


Interest on bonds, overdraft


120 00


Interest on bonds, new police station


900 00


Interest on bonds, Pleasant St. Extension


320 00


$ 31,033 24


Balance forward


$ 3,709 26


88


ANNUAL REPORT


Miscellaneous


BROOMFIELD FUND CR.


From trustees of trust funds


DR.


.... . ..


$ 425 00


Tree warden and care of trees $ 212 50


Sidewalks and curbing


212 50 $ 425 00


SIMPSON FUND CR.


From trustees of trust funds .


$ 900 00


DR.


Street Sprinkling


$ 900 00 .


BALCH FUND CR.


From trustees of trust funds, net


$ 715 40


City Parks, net MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


DR. $ 715 40


Gross city debt, Dec. 18, 1915


$796,250 00


89


CITY AUDITOR


Municipal Indebtedness


DEBTS INCURRED DURING 1916


Anticipation of revenue:


Note No. 1, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 $ 25,000 00


Note No. 2, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 25,000 00


Note No. 3, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 25,000 00


Note No. 4, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 25,000 00


Note No. 5, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 10,000 00


Note No. 6, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 10,000 00


Note No. 7, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916


10,000 00


Note No. 8, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 10,000 00


Note No. 9, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916 10,000 00


Note No. 10, dated Mar. 22, 1916, due Nov. 3, 1916


10,000 00


Note No. 11, dated Dec. 5, 1916, due Apr. 2, 1917


25,000 00


Note No. 12, dated Dec. 5, 1916, due Apr. 2, 1917 25,000 00


Note No. 13, dated Dec. 5, 1916, due Apr. 2, 1917


25,000 00


$235,000 00


$1,031,250 00


DEBT PAID DURING YEAR


Notes Nos. 77-81 and 1-10, anticipation of revenue ... $235,000 00


Overdraft Bonds


2,000 00


Trust Fund Bonds


8,000 00


Water Bonds


22,000 00


Schoolhouse Bonds


2,000 00


Police Station Bonds


3,000 00


Pleasant Street Extension


2,000 00


$274,000 00


Gross city debt Dec. 16, 1916


$757,250 00


90


ANNUAL REPORT


Financial Statement for 1916


Statement of Income, Appropriations, and Balances for the Year Ending December 16, 1916 INCOME


Revenue Accounts


Receipts


Estimated Receipts


Corporation tax


$18,219 47


$12,500 00


National Bank tax


1,353 59


1,500 00


Street railway tax


1,939 41


1,600 00


Cemetery, sale of lots


126 00


100 00


Licenses and Permits


1,049 75


1,000 00


Interest


18,043 66


17,500 00


Fines, Forfeits and Rent


2,284 10


2,000 00


Public library


1,899 73


2,000 00


Municipal building


1,144 00


1,100 00


School department


6,055 40


5,000 00


Sealer of weights and measures


204 55


200 00


Treasurer and Collector's department


181 30


150 00


City Clerk's department


43 50


Miscellaneous receipts


1 25


Total income


$52,545 71


$44,650 00


Excess of income over estimate


$ 7,895 71


REVENUE ACCOUNTS


DEPARTMENT.


Transfers Appropri- to this de- ations. partment.


Total


Transfers from this


Expendi- tures.


To bal. account.


From balance account.


General Government


Aldermen and Council $


1,400


$ 1,405.00 $ 100.00 $


1,346.06 $


58.94


Mayor's office ..


..


1,250


1,250.10


1,259.89


$ 9.79


City auditor's dept. ..


1,050


1,050.20


1,016.10


34.10


Treas. and coll. dept.


2,600


2,602.35


2,680.89


78.54


Assessor's dept ..


2,500


2,500.05


2,480.13


19.92


Expense of bond and


note issue .


100


100.00


67.60


32,40


City clerk's dept.


1,650


1,650.00


1,676.96


26.96


City messenger's dept.


900


900.00


900.00


Law dept.


700


700.00


648.95


57.05


Elec. and registration


2,075


2,075.00


2,448.16


373.16


City hall


1,000 $ 250.00


1,252.00


1,329.19


77.19


Indexing Old Records


250


250.00


92.88


157.12


Protection of Life and Property


Police Department :-


Supervision


1,300


1,300.00


1,291.84


8.16


Salaries


12,500


12,523.00


12,470.00


53.00


Fuel


350


350.00


323.33


26.67


Light


300


300.37


229.07


71.30


Mainte'nce of bldgs.


750


750.00


712.83


37.17


Miscellaneous exp ...


500


500.00


438.45


61.55


Fire Department :-


Supervision


500


500.00


500.00


. .


Credits. department.


91


CITY AUDITOR


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


Salaries


9,400


9,501.00


9,436.55


64.45


Horses and care of


6,000


125.00


6,289.50


6,732.85


443.35


Fuel


650


650.00


636.04


13.96


Light


350


350.00


242.43


107.57


Hyd. ser. and water


3,550


3,550.00


3,523.65


26.35


Equipm't and rep'rs


800


854.00


573.23


280.77


Repairs on bldgs. .


500


500.00


608.01


108.01


Hose 7 House


500


500.00


453.00


47.00


Miscellaneous exp.


200


209.15


197.55


11.60


Fire Alarm and Wires


Supervision


300


300.00


300.00


Miscellaneous exp. ..


300


300.00


318.32


18.32


Insp. of plumbing


200


200.00


128.37


71.63


Sealer of weights


800


800.00


813.67


13.67


Moth extermination


1,800


2,762.45


2,830.87


68.42


Care of trees, (includ-


500


727.00


745.01


18.01


Harbor master


125


125.00


106.50


18.50


Health and Sanitation


500


500.00


500.00


Vital statistics


200


205.00


151.55


53.45


Miscellaneous exp.


3,000


3,388.28


3,212.41


175.87


Insp. of sch. children


300


300.00


300.00


Insp. of animals


300


300.00


300.00


Insp. meats and prov.


500


500.00


500.00


Insp. milk and vinegar


750


750.00


768.97


18.97


Sewer maintenance ..


300


390.52


446.90


56.38


Ashes and rubbish


2,500


3,012.71


3,237.02


224.31


Street cleaning


3,000


3,000.00


2,671.03


328.97


Care public conv. sta.


100


100.00


91.00


9,00


Transfers


Transfers


From


DEPARTMENT.


Appropri- to this de- ations.


Credits. department.


tures.


account.


account.


Highways and Bridges


Supt. and office exp. . $


1,600


$ 1,604.40


$ 1,549.86 $


54.54


Repairing


4,000 $ 200.00


5,024.53 $ 800.00


3,732.96


1,291.57


Culverts


800


800.00


443.48


356.52


Bridges


675


675.00


870.78


$ 195.78


Lighting


16,600


16,600.00


16,404.65


195.35


Sprinkling


2,400


7,222.11


875.00


6,516.81


705.30


Sidewalks and curbing


1,200


1,412.50


1,460.22


47.72


Snow removal


1,000


800.00


2,066.25


2,126.93


60.68


Miscellaneous


375


375.00


370.50


4.50


Charities


Poor department


12,000


14,095.04


16,643.53


2,548.49


Anna Jaques hospital


600


600.00


600.00


Homeopathic hospital


300


300.00


300.00


Mothers' Aid, Chap,


763, Acts 1913


1,000


1,123.00


1,144.06


21.06


Soldiers' Benefits


Military Aid


100


100.00


100.00


Soldiers' Relief


6,200


6,433.25


7,301.16


867.91


Care of Soldiers' Graves Education


50


50.00


50.00


Salaries


51,000


51,420.40


50,797.21


623.19


Miscellaneous


3,500


3,568.90


5,481.79


1,912.89


Fuel


3,250


3,250.00


3,108.81


141.19


Light


350


355.55


299.21


56.34


School buildings


1,000


338.00


1,346.60


1,864.23


517.63


Fire Escapes, High and Kelley Schools


1,320.00


1,320.00


1,320.00


Public Library


Salaries and wages


4,300


4,380.80


4,327.71


53.09


Miscellaneous paym'ts


350


402.97


301.37


101.60


Fuel


325


325.00


323.30


1.70


Light


275


275.00


225.94


49.06


Recreation


City parks


300


1,048.65


854.87


193.78


Atkinson common


500


500.00


466.31


33.69


Memorial day


300


300.00


300.00


Firemen's Mem. Sun.


75


75.00


75.00


Total from this


Expendi-


To bal.


balance


and measures


ing warden)


Supervision and labor


partment.


same


..


92


ANNUAL REPORT


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


49.96


Fourth of July Cel. .


100.00


500.00 1,405.00


549.96 892.29


512.71


Unclassified


City clocks .


75


75.00


75.00


Other City property .


300


400.00


361.55


38.45


Water for pub. bldgs.


1,500


1,500.00


1,500.00


Naval Battalion ..


500


500.00


450.80


49.20


Renumbering dwel'gs


225


225.00


225.00


Propagation of clams Ci meteries


300


300.00


244.82


55.18


Supervision and labor


250


250.00


250.00


Miscellaneous


50


50.00


46.69


3.31


Interest


34,000


742.50


34,742.50


31,033.24


3,709.26


Indebtedness


Cverdraft bonds


2,000


2,000.00


2,000.00


Refunding bonds, issue 1908


4,000


4,000.00


4,000.00


Sinking funds


5,500


5,500.00


5,500.00


Schoolhouse bonds


2,000


2,000.00


2,000.00


Police Station bonds, issue 1911


2,000


2,000.00


2,000.00


Police Station bonds,


1,000


1,000.00


1,000.00


Refunding bonds, issue 1911


4,000


4,000.00


4,000.00


Pleasant Street Exten-


sion bonds


2,000


2,000.00


2,000.00


Total of app'd acc'ts $244,125 $3,875.50 $261,520.13 $1,775.00 $259,077.30 $10,200.03 $ 7,757.20 Fourth of July Cel. ..


Fourth of July Cel. ..


512.71


Excess of inc. over est. .


7,895.71


5,391.07


Highw'y rep'rs for con.


200.00


Fire Dept., new hose


500.00


Interest, bal. to new year


3,709.26


Sinking Funds, undrawn bal.


25.50


DEPARTMENT.


Transfers to Total Transfers Expendi-


Balance. department. Credits. From dept. tures.


Undrawn. Overdrawn


*State Aid


*Soldiers' Burial


400.00


Embezzlement and


Surety Accounts


3,104.01


$2,000.00


$5,104.01


$5,104.01


Uncalled for Claims


61.85


61.85


61.85


Judgments


500.00


500.00


1,642.56


1,142.56


Sewer Construction


674.94


1,288.20


777.42


510.78


Totals


$3,840.80 $2,500.00 $6,954.06


$11,046.98 $5,676.64


$9,769.56


* To have credit from state.


RECAPITULATION OF EXPENDITURES


General Government


$ 15,946 81


Protection of Life and Property


43,611 57


Health and Sanitation


12,178 88


Highways and Bridges


33,476 19


Charities


18,687 59


Soldiers' Benefits


7,301 16


Education


62,871 25


Library and Reading Room


5,178 32


Recreation


3,138 43


Unclassified


2,857 17


Cemeteries


296 69


Playgrounds


500


$18,095.74 $18.095.74


$8,227.00 400.00


$8,227.00


Abatement of taxes ...


issue 1912


93


CITY AUDITOR


FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1916


Interest


31,033 24


Indebtedness


22,500 00


Payments from revenue $259,077 30


Payments from non revenue


11,046 98


$270,124 28


94


ANNUAL REPORT


Statement of Appropriations for 1917


Average valuation for 3 years less abatements


$12,533,605 00


The amount that may be assessed on $13.50 limit


169,203 66


Appropriation for water (outside the limit)


5,000 00


Estimated income $44,900. Less for indebtedness $11,300 ...


33,600 00


Amount available for city departments


207,803 66


Appropriation on account of indebtedness


52,000 00


Total amount that can be appropriated


$259,803 66


ESTIMATED APPROPRIATION FOR 1917 General Government


Aldermen and Council


$ 1,400 00


Mayor's Office


1,250 00


Auditor's Dept.


1,050 00


Treasurer's and Collector's Dept.


2,600 00


Assessors Dept.


2,500 00


Expense of Bond and Note Issue


100 00


City Clerk's Dept.


1,650 00


City Hall


1,800 00


Indexing old records and typewriting


250 00


City Messenger's Dept.


900 00


Law Dept.


700 00


Election and Registration


2,475 00


$ 16,675 00


Police Department


Supervision


$ 1,450 00


Salaries


15,500 00


Fuel


400 00


Light


300 00


Miscellaneous Expenses


500 00


Maintenance of Buildings


... 750 00


$ 18,900 00


Fire Department


Supervision and Asst. Chief Engineers


$ 890 00


Salaries


9,400 00


Horses and Care of Same


7,360 00


Fuel


750 00


Light


350 00


.


95


CITY AUDITOR


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1917


Hydrant Service and Water


3,550 00


Equipment and Repairs


700 00


Miscellaneous Expenses


200 00


Maintenance of Buildings


600 00


New Hose


500 00


$ 24,300 00


Fire Alarm and Wires


Supervision, fire alarm and wires $ 300 00


Miscellaneous Expense of Fire Alarm


300 00


Inspection of plumbing and buildings


200 00


Sealer of weights and measures


800 00


Care of trees, including warden


500 00


Moth Extermination


1,800 00


Harbor Master


125 00


$ 4,025 00


Forward


$ 63,900 00


Health and Sanitation


Supervision


$ 500 00


Miscellaneous Expenses


2,800 00


Vital Statistics


200 00


Inspection of School Children


300 00


Inspection of Animals


300 00


Inspection of Meats and Provisions


500 00


Inspection of Milk and Vinegar


750 00


Sewer Maintenance


400 00


Ashes and Rubbish


3,000 00


Street Cleaning


2,750 00


Care of Public Convenience Stations


100 00


$ 11,600 00


Highways and Bridges


Supervision and Office Expenses


$ 1,600 00


Reconstruction State St. from Newbury line


3,000 00


Reconstruction Pleasant St.


5,000 00


Repairing, including excise tax


3,000 00


Culverts


750 00


Bridges


1,488 00


Lighting


16,600 00


Sprinkling


2,300 00


Sidewalks and Curbing


1,500 00


Snow Removal


1,500 00


Miscellaneous


375 00


.


$ 37,113 00


96


ANNUAL REPORT


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1917 Charities


Poor Department


$ 13,000 00


Mother's Aid


1,500 00


Anna Jaques Hospital


600 00


Homeopathic Hospital


300 00


$ 15,400 00


Soldier's Benefits


Military Aid


$ 100 00


Soldier's Relief


6,200 00


Care of Soldiers Graves


50 00


$ 6,350 00


Education


Salaries


$ 52,783 00


Miscellaneous


4,000 00


Fuel


3,750 00


Light


350 00


Maintenance of Buildings


2,500 00


$ 63,383 00


Public Library


Salaries and Wages


$ 4,475 00


Miscellaneous Payments


700 00


Fuel


375 00


Light


250 00


$ 5,800 00


Forward


$203,546 00


Recreation


City Parks


$ 300 00


Atkinson Common


500 00


Playgrounds


500 00


Memorial Day


300 00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


75 00


$ 1,675 00


Unclassified


Naval Battalion


$ 100 00


Propagation of Clams


300 00


City Clocks


75 00


Other City Property


300 00


Water for Public Buildings


1,500 00


$ 2,275 00


Supervision, salaries and wages


$ 250 00


Miscellaneous


50 00


$ 300 00


Interest


$ 30,000 00


97


CITY AUDITOR


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1917 Indebtedness


Overdraft Bonds


$ 2,000 00


Refunding Bonds, issue 1908


4,000 00


Refunding Bonds, issue 1911


4,000 00


Schoolhouse Bonds


2,000 00


Police Station Bonds, issue 1911


2,000 00


Police Station Bonds, issue 1912


1,000 00


Pleasant St. Extension Bonds


2,000 00


Sinking Funds


5,000 00


$ 22,000 00 $259,796 00


98


ANNUAL REPORT


City Debts and Assets


Dec. 16, 1916.


Bonds and Notes Rate Issued Due


Amount


Sewer


4 per cent., 1889 Sept., Oct., Nov., 1919


$107,500.00


High School


31/2 per cent., 1902 July 1, 1922. 35,000 00


High School


31/2 per cent., 1903 Dec. 1, 1923. 50,000 00


Refunding


4 per cent., 1909 Nov. 1, 1924. 62,000 00


Sewer 31/2 per cent., 1901 Sept. 1, 1931. 46,000 00


Water


31/2 per cent., 1904 June 1, 1917-34 199,000 00


Water


4 per cent., 1908 July 1, 1917-38 55,000 00


Water


4 per cent., 1911 Dec. 1, 1917-21. 10,000 00


Water


41/2 per cent., 1914 Oct. 1, 1917-19 15,000 00


Water


41/2 per cent., 1914 Oct. 1, 1917-44. 28,000 00


Refunding Trust fds 334 per cent., 1908 Sept. 1, 1917-18 8,000 00


Refunding Trust fds 334 per cent., 1911 Mar. 1, 1917-21.


19,750 00


Overdraft


4 per cent., 1907 June 1, 1917.


2,000 00


Police Building


4 per cent., 1911 May 1, 1917-26.


20,000 00


Police Building


4 per cent., 1912 Feb. 15, 1917.


1,000 00


School House


4 per cent., 1910 Nov. 1, 1917-25


18,000 00


Pleasant Street ext.


4 per cent., 1912 Dec. 2, 1917-19 6,000 00


Bonded debt of city Dec. 16, 1916. $682,250 0C


LOANS IN ANTICIPATION OF REVENUE


Tax Notes Nos. 11, 12, 13 due April 2, 1917


75,000 00


Gross debt of City, Dec. 16, 1916. $757,250 00


ASSETS


Taxes of 1913 uncollected


$ 2,753 50


Taxes of 1914 uncollected


3,395 64


Taxes of 1915 uncollected


26,429 83


Taxes of 1916 uncollected


62,082 34


$ 94,661 31


1


Sprinkling Streets 1914 uncollected $ 25 01


Sprinkling Streets 1915 uncollected


429 29


Sprinkling Streets 1916 uncollected


997 65


$


1,451 95


Pres. of Trees 1913 uncollected $ 2 20


Pres. of Trees 1914 uncollected 25 21


Pres of Trees 1915 uncollected 128 17


Pres. of Trees 1916 uncollected


220 34


375 92


99


CITY AUDITOR


CITY DEBTS AND ASSETS.


Betterments uncollected


1,358 67


Embezzlement and Surety Accounts


5,104 01


Cash in Ocean National Bank $ 64,968 00


Cash in American Trust Company 10,495 28


Cash in Treasurer's Office 165 91


$ 75,629 19


State of Mass. Soldiers' Burial $ 400 00


State of Mass. State Aid


8,227 00


Sinking Funds


$ 8,627 00 $209,603 42


$396,811 47


Total net debt Dec. 16, 1916


$360,438 53


Total net debt Dec. 18, 1916


426,408 64


Decrease in net debt


$ 65,970 11


100


ANNUAL REPORT


ANNUAL NET DEBT STATEMENT


The following table shows the net debt at the close of each fiscal year, beginning with the year 1899:


Year


Net Debt


Increase


Decrease $ 88.720 01


1899


$289,566 47


1900


286,876 59


2,689 88


1901


317,272 13


$ 30,395 54


1902


321,725 39


4,453 26


1903


369,687 30


47,961 91


1904


646,819 16


277,131 86*


1905


671,536 83


24,717 67


1906


630,305 15


41,231 68


1907


596,120 73


34,184 42


1908


586,259 64


9,861 09


1909


589,904 27


3,644 63


1910


541,348 34


48,555 93


J911


507,916 05


33,432 29


1912


518,129 41


10,213 63


1913


464,470 01


53,659 40


1914


471,146 63


6,676 62


1915


426,408 64


44,747 99


1916


360,438 53


65,970 11


*Water plant acquired.


BORROWING CAPACITY


Dec. 16, 1916.


Year Valuation Add'l Assess. Total Val. Abatements Net Value


1914


$12,824,727. $110,300. $12,935,027. $413,638. $12,521,389


1915 12,526,386. 136,600. 12,662,986. 198,100. 12,464,886


1916


12,602,934. 250,745. 12,853,679.


239,140. 12,614,539


$37,600,814


Average net valuation for three years $ 12,533,605 00


Debt limit 21/2 per cent of $12,533,605


$313,340 12


City debt, omitting tax loans


682,250 00


Debt outside the limit allowed by Special Acts:


Sewer (Acts 1889 and 1900) $153,500 00


Water (Acts 1894, 1908 and 1913) 307,000 00


High School (Acts 1902, Chap. 237)


70,000 00


$ 530,500 00


Debt within the limit $ 151,750 00 Total sinking funds $209,603 42


Less for debts outside the limit 167,267 27


Sinking funds for debt within the limit $ 42,336 15


Net debt within the limit $109,413 85 Borrowing capacity Dec. 16, 1916 $203,926 27


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CITY AUDITOR


Sinking Funds


In Hands of Sinking Fund Commissioners.


Total amount of funds December 18, 1915 $196,646 77


Receipts during year :


From city, appropriation 1916 $ 5,500 00


From city, undrawn balance 1916


25 50


Income from investments


7,501 88


Premiums on investments


139 95


13,167 .33


$209,814 10


PAYMENTS


Premiums paid $ 146 60


Accrued interest paid


64 08


210 68


Total amount of funds December 16, 1916 209,603 42 The above funds are apportioned to retire city debt as follows:


SEWERAGE LOAN


$107,500, 4 per cent., due Sept. 1, Oct. 1, Nov. 1, 1919.


Total funds, December 18, 1915 $ 91,504 39


Appropriation 1916 240 00


Net Income 1916 3,645 13


$ 95,389 52


INVESTED


Newburyport 4 per cent., Sewer bonds, due Sept. 1, 1919 $ 29,000 00


Newburyport 4 per cent., Sewer bonds, due Oct. 1, 1919 7,500 00


Newburyport 4 per cent., Sewer bonds, due Nov. 1, 1919 35,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., Water bonds, due June 1, 1918 6,000 00


Newburyport 4 per cent., Overdraft bonds, due June 1, 1916-17 2,000 00


Utica 41/2 per cent., bonds due July 1, 1919 3,000 00


Dubuque 4 per cent., bonds due April 1, 1919 5,000 00


Waterbury 4 per cent., bonds due Jan. 1, 1919 1,000 00


Minneapolis 4 per cent., bonds due Oct. 15, 1919 2,000 00


Flint 41/2 per cent., bonds due April 1, 1919 2,000 00


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ANNUAL REPORT


SINKING FUNDS


Loraine 5 per cent., bonds due Sept. 15, 1919 2,000 00


Five Cent Savings Bank, City


889 52


$ 95,389 52


HIGH SCHOOL LOAN $35,000, 31/2 per cent., due July 1, 1922.


Total funds, Dec. 18, 1915 $ 24,652 84


Appropriation, 1916 600 00


Net Income, 1916 888 48 26,141 32


INVESTED


Newburyport, 31/2 per cent., High School bonds due July 1, 1922


$ 24,000 00


Youngstown, 41/2 per cent., bonds due Oct. 1, 1919 1,000 00


Bridgeport, 41/2 per cent., bonds due July 1, 1923. 1,000 00


Ocean National Bank, City 141 32


$ 26,141 32


HIGH SCHOOL LOAN $50,000, 31/2 per cent., due December 1, 1923.


Total funds, Dec. 19, 1915


$ 29,597 79


Appropriation, 1916 1,450 00


Net Income, 1916


1,059 85


$ 32,107 64


INVESTED


Dubuque 4 per cent., bonds due April 1, 1919 $ 4,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., High School bonds, due July 1, 1922 3,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., High School bonds, due Dec. 1, 1923


3,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., Water bonds due June 1, 1922-3-5


3,000 00


Concord & Montreal R. R. 4 per cent., bonds due June 1, 1920


3,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., Water bonds due June 1, 1928


1,000 00


Youngstown 412 per cent., bonds due Oct. 1, 1919 1,000 00 Bridgeport 41/2 per cent., Bonds due Oct. 1, 1919 1,000 00


Bridgeport 41/4 per cent., Bonds due July 1, 1923 2,000 00


Beverly 4 per cent., Bonds due April 1, 1919


1,000 00


Fitchburg R. R. 31/2 per cent., Bonds due Oct. 1, 1921. .


10,000 00


Boston & Maine R. R. 31/2 per cent., Bonds due Jan. 1, 1923 1,000 00


Five Cents Savings Bank, City 107 64


$ 32,107 64


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CITY AUDITOR


SINKING FUNDS REFUNDING LOAN $62,000 4 per cent., due Nov. 1, 1924.


Total Funds, Dec. 18, 1915 $ 27,646 52


Appropriation, 1916 2,560 00


Net Income, 1916


926 19


$ 31,132 71


INVESTED


Bridgeport 414 per cent., Bonds due July 1, 1925 $ 5,000 00 Boston & Maine R. R. 31/2 per cent., Bonds due Jan.


1, 1923 3,000 00


Boston & Maine R. R. 4 per cent., Bonds due Sept. 1, 1926


5,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., Water Bonds due June 1, 1918 5,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., Water Bonds due June June 1, 1925 1,000 00


Youngstown 41/2 per cent., Bonds due Oct. 1, 1919


1,000 00


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., Sewer Bonds, due Sept. 1, 1931 5,000 00


Canton 5 per cent., Bonds due March 1, 1919


5,000 00


Concord & Montrreal R. R. 4 per cent., Bonds due June 1, 1920 1,000 00


Ocean National Bank, City


132 71


$ 31,132 71


SEWERAGE LOAN $46,000 31/2 per cent., due Sept. 1, 1931.


Total Funds, Dec. 18, 1915 $ 23,245 23


Appropriation, 1916 650 00


Net Income, 1916


911 50


Undrawn Balance, 1916


25 50


$ 24,832 23


INVESTED


Newburyport 31/2 per cent., Sewer Bonds due Sept.


1, 1931 $ 21,000 00


Lake Shore & Michigan R. R. 4 per cent., Bonds due May 1, 1931 1,000 00


Five Cents Saving Bank, City 2,114 99


Ocean National Bank, City 717 24


$ 24,832 23


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ANNUAL REPORT


SINKING FUNDS


SUMMARY


City of Newburyport 4 per cent overdraft, due June 1, 1917 $ 2,000 00


City of Newburyport 31/2 per cent., water, due June 1, 1918 11,000 00


City of Newburyport 4 per cent., sewer, due Sept. 1, 1919 29,000 00


City of Newburyport 4 per cent., sewer, due Oct. 1, 1919 7,500 00


City of Newburyport 4 per cent., sewer, due Nov. 1, 1919


35,000 00


City of Dubuque 4 per cent., due April 1, 1919


9,000 00


City of Waterbury 4 per cent., due Jan. 1, 1919


1,000 00


City of Canton 5 per cent., due Mar. 1, 1919


5,000 00


City of Flint 41/2 per cent., due April 1, 1919


2,000 00


City of Loraine 5 per cent., due Sept 15, 1919


2,000 00


City of Beverly 4 per cent., due April 1 ,1919


1,000 00


City of Utica 41/2 per cent., due July 1, 1919


3,000 00


City of Youngstown 41/2 per cent., due Oct. 1, 1919


3,000 00


City of Minneapolis 4 per cent., due Oct. 15, 1919 2,000 00


Concord & Montreal R. R. 4 per cent., due Jan. 1, 1920 4,000 00


Fitchburg R. R. Co. 31/2 per cent., due Oct. 1, 1921 10,000 00


City of Newburyport 31/2 per cent., High School, due July 1, 1922. .


27,000 00


City of Newburyport 31/2 per cent., water, due June 1, 1922-3-5-8 ... 5,000 00


Boston & Maine R. R. Co. 31/2 per cent., due Jan. 1, 1923


4,000 00


City of Newburyport 31/2 per cent., High School, due Dec. 1, 1923. .


3,000 00


City of Bridgeport 41/4 per cent., due July 1, 1923 Boston & Maine R. R. Co. 4 per cent., due Sept. 1, 1926


3,000 00


City of Bridgeport 41/4 per cent., due July 1, 1925 5,000 00


Lake Shore & Michigan & Southern 4 per cent., due May 1, 1931. . 1,000 00


('ity of Newburyport 31/2 per cent., sewer, due Sept. 1, 1931 26,000 00


Five Cents Savings Bank, Newburyport 3,112 15


Ocean National Bank, Newburyport 991 27


$209,603 42


BONDS DEPOSITED WITH COMMISSIONERS


J. L. McLean, City Marshal, $1,000 Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co., expires Jan. 7, 1917.


H. W. Little, City Clerk, $3,000 Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co., expires Jan. 6, 1917.


H. F. Whiton, Treasurer and Collector, $30,000 London & Lancashire G. & A. Co., expires July 19, 1917.


H. S. Noyes, Secretary and Treasurer Water Works, $5,000 Fidelity & Deposit Co., of Maryland, expires July 10, 1917.


5,000 00


105


CITY AUDITOR


Trust Funds


THE LAW. Chapter 322.


An act to provide for the auditing of certain trust funds and accounts. Be it enacted, etc., as follows :


Section 1. It shall be the duty of city and town auditors at least once every year, and so much oftener as they deem it necessary, to audit the ac- counts of the trustees of any property, the principal or income of which, in whole or in part, was bequeathed or given in trust for the benefit of the city or town or any part thereof, or for the benefit of the inhabitants of the city or town or any part thereof, and to examine and estimate the funds, securities, and evidence of property held by such trustees. City and town auditors shall include in their annual reports a report of such auditing and investigation; and if they discover any fraud or irregularity they shall immediately report the same to the mayor and treasurer of the city or to the selectmen or treas- urer of the town.




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