City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1949-1950, Part 9

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1949
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1,132.10


179.79


City Hall


3,000.00


900.00


3,810.03


89.97


License Commissioners Salary of Chairman


316.66


316.66


Salaries of two commissioners


424.92


424.92


Other expenses


50.00


25.00


73.70


1.30


Planning Board


50.00


15.72


34.28


Enforcement of Zoning Law


50.00


50.00


Preparing Quarters at City Hall for


340.99


303.52


37.47


Protection of Life and Property


Police Department


Salaries


42,714.00


9.70


42,523.17


175.00


25.53


Other expenses


2,050.00


745.00


2,722.22


72.78


Police Signal Service


200.00


197.64


2.36


Fire Department


Salary of Chief


586.68


586.68


Salary of Assistant Chief


336.66


336.66


Fire Salaries


43,912.00


10.32


43,631.80


290.52


Other expenses


3,000.00


2,993.21


6.79


New Hose


1,500.00


5,000.00


6,500.00


Fire Pensions


3,316.95


342.27


3,639.73


19.49


Fire Alarm and Wires


Salary of Superintendent


800.00


800.00


Other expenses


300.00


289.53


10.47


Inspection of Buildings


204.00


204.00


Other expenses


50.00


28.00


22.00


Sealer Weights and Measures


Salary of Sealer of Weights and


858.00


858.00


Other expenses


100.00


91.94


8.06


26th Infantry Division


44


Salary of Inspector


Measures


Appropriations and credits


Transfers to


Expended


Transfers from


Balance


Forestry Department Salary of Superintendent


2,305.00


1.07


2,292.60


13.47


Tree, other expenses Moth, other expenses


5,500.00


5,665.98


9,859.88


1,306.10


1,200.00


1,200.00


Dog Officer


Salary of Dog Officer


150.00


150.00


Fees for Board and Killing Dogs


150.00


75.00


182.00


43.00


Health and Sanitation


Salary of Agent and Clerk


2,020.00


2,020.00


Salary of Clerk


1,716.00


1,09


1,717.09


Miscellaneous


5,740.00


4,994.15


745.85


Salary of Inspector of Animals


350.00


350.00


Salary of Inspector of School Children


804.00


804.00


Salary of Inspector of Milk


600.00


600.00


Salary Inspector of Slaughtering


500.00


500.00


District Nurse


100.00


100.00


Ashes, Garbage and Rubbish Removal and Disposal


30,000.00


30,000.00


Sewer Maintenance


2,200.00


200.00


2,320.18


79.82


Street Cleaning


5,000.00


878.75


5,810.03


68.72


Sewer Construction


3,000.00


2,987.41


12.59


Highway Department


Salary of Superintendent


2,929.00


2,929.00


Salaries of Clerk, Custodian &


5,200.00


.57


5,146.19


54.38


Highway Headquarters


1,150.00


644.88


1,794.88


Repairs to City Trucks and Equipment


5,177.35


250.00


5,417.65


9.70


Highway Repairs


11,000.00


1,200.00


12,148.54


51.46


Culverts


2,300.00


437.45


2,641.55


13.40


Street Sprinkling


5,000.00


656.22


5,652.18


4.04


Sidewalks and Edgestones


1,500.00


1,364.38


2,839.57


24.81


Snow and Ice Removal


10,000.00


3,455.60


13,450.47


5.13


Miscellaneous


1,000.00


261.60


1,251.15


10.45


Old Point Road, Plum Island


1,000.00


988.31


11.69


Mechanic


Maintenance and Supplies,


82.50


45


Appropriations and credits


Transfers to


Expended


Transfers from


Balance


Traffic Lighting


44.10


Street Lighting, Plum Island


144.00


Gas, oil and anti-freeze, City Departments Rebuilding Merrimac Street, Chapter 90


4,000.00


528.10


4,528.10


993.64


5,370.75


6,364.07


.32


Chapter 90, complete Merrimac


Street from Oak Hill Tomb to High Street


4,000.00


12,107.66


16,107.66


Harbor Master


Salary


281.00


281.00


Other expenses


50.00


50.00


87.75


12.25


Purchase of outboard motor for Harbor Master


95.00


95.00


Drainage Reconditioning High Street


1,000.00


333.80


Purchase of Slocum Property, 125 Merrimac Street


17,000.00


17,000.00


Barn Door


485.00


485.00


Street Repairs


25,000.00


25,000.00


Federal Street Sewer


1,500.00


1,500.00


Charities


Welfare Salaries


9,500.00


2.18


8,653.01


849.17


Other expenses


70,104.75


68,716.18


1,388.57


ADC Administration


1,400.00


1,247.19


152.81


Aid Dependent Children


50,022.90


44,962.76


5,000.00


60.14


Old Age Assistance, Administration


3,800.00


1,502.08


4,132.32


1,169.76


Old Age Assistance


221,096.79


5,800.00


226,135.97


760.82


Anna Jaques Hospital


2,000.00


2,000.00


Worcester Memorial Hospital


1,200.00


1,200.00


Veterans Benefits


Salary of Director


2,512.00


1.09


2,513.09


Salary of Clerk


1,800.00


1,420.00


380.00


Veterans Benefits


31,039.00


27,280.35


800.00


2,958.65


Care of Soldiers Graves


500.00


498.10


1.90


Street Lighting


300.00 19,500.00 144.00


255.90 19,249.15


250.85


1,000.00


599.10


. 90


400.00 666.20


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Appropriations and credits


Transfers to


Expended


Transfers from


Balance


Unclassified


Comfort Station Plum Island


100.00


100.00


Damages to Persons & Property and Claims


800.00


500.00


1,297.16


2.84


Other City Properties


200.00


134.77


65.23


Workmen's Compensation


1,000.00


268.09


731.91


World War #2 Honor Roll


100.00


17.38


82.62


City Clocks


200.00


200.00


Memorial Day G.A.R.


400.00


400.00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


75.00


75.00


Spanish War Veterans


150.00


123.76


26.24


Veterans Foreign Wars


100.00


98.53


1.47


Disabled American Veterans


100.00


88.44


11.56


American Legion


100.00


82.00


18.00


Amvets


100.00


1.89


Jewish War Veterans


100.00


97.14


2.86


Memorial Day Exercises


300.00


290.00


10.00


Christmas Decorations


100.00


100.00


Parking Meters Maintenance and


operation


1,198.12


1,198.12


Insurance City Buildings


3,826.94


3,826.94


Property and Liability Insurance


2,290.03


1,955.00


335.03


Dynamiting Gutters, Clam Flats


500.00


500.00


Reseeding Clam Flats


361.65


361.65


Investigate Haverhill Electric Company Rates


250.00


250.00


Junior Baseball Program for


100.00


100.00


Fireworks for Fourth of July Celebration


1,000.00


1,000.00


Entertaining Crew U.S.S. C572 of July Celebration


100.00


34.20


65.80


Bond Issue


3,400.00


3,400.00


Reserve Fund


5,000.00


4,995.74


4.26


Civilian Defense


1,287.00


1,279.16


7.84


Municipal Advertising, City of Newburyport


544.00


544.00


1,088.00


Centennial Celebration


10,000.00


10,000.00


Newburyport Youth


Fourth


98.11


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Appropriations and credits


Transfers to Expended


Transfers from


Balance


School Department Salaries Other expenses


261,745.00 58,377.00


39,081.00 4,623.00


293,073.87 51,059.12


200.00


11,740.88


Newburyport part time Appren- ticeship Training Program


3,020.00


1,959.60


1,060.40


Purchase of Band Instruments for Music Department Painting of one Floor in High School


900.00


900.00


1,300.00


200.00


1,500.00


Erection of fence, lower field


at High School to protect adjacent property


750.00


750.00


Renovation of Class Rooms


1,000.00


898.00


102.00


Construction of new toilets at Davenport School


4,500.00


249.42


4,250.58


Enlargement of Moultonville School facilities


3,800.00


3,800.00


Travel outside State Court Cost


26.00


26.00


Summer Playgrounds Salaries


1,760.00


1,720.00


40.00


Other expenses


500.00


435.31


64.69


Public Library


Salaries


19,392.00


7.13


19,102.66


296.47


Salaries Library Substitutes


500.00


399.65


100.35


Other expenses


4,500.00


3,841.17


658.83


Municipal Retirement


Administration


1,000.00


200.00


1,200.00


Pension Accumulation


11,384.00


11,384.00


Recreations


City Parks


3,000.00


725.90


3,474.84


251.06


Michael Cashman Park


1,000.00


841.80


158.20


Bartlett Mall


250.00


229.40


20.60


Bartlett Mall


(Winter Program)


100.00


12.00


88.00


Park and Tree


Dept. Headquarters


400.00


16.44


Moseley Woods


1,992.63


334.30


Atkinson Common


1,000.00


20.00


1,020.00


Goodwin's Landing


100.00


100.00


Edward G. Perkins Playground


500.00


343.63


100.00


56.37


100.00


100.00


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100.00


483.56


1,658.33


7,752.13


Appropriations and credits


Transfers to


Expended


Transfers from


Balance


Cemeteries


Salary of Superintendent


500.00


725.00


Care of perpetual Lots Other expenses


225.00 354.16 5,000.00


4,499.76


500.00


.24


Water Department


Salaries


41,336.00


3,382.58


42,393.75


2,324.83


Other expenses


41,000.00


1,000.00


41,584.77


415.23


Cleaning Water Mains


750.00


743.46


6.54


Purchase and Installation of Water Meters


5,000.00


4,991.89


8.11


Interest


1,120.00


445.00


1,565.00


Indebtedness


8,000.00


8,000.00


Clam Plant, Salaries


14,000.00


1,163.56


15,134.54


29.02


Other expenses


2,000.00


200.00


2,195.71


4.29


Indebtedness


Interest on Debt


5,000.00


558.60


5,558.60


Indebtedness


65,000.00


65,000.00


$1,271,312.28


165,360.58


1,324,780.41


16,135.69


95,756.76


351.40


2.76


49


City Auditor


Borrowing Capacity


December 31, 1950


Average valuation for three years


$14,784,057.00


Debt Limit 22% of $14,784,057


$369,601.42


Gross Debt omitting Revenue Loans: $231,000.00


Debt Outside Limit allowed by special Acts:


Water (Acts 1908, 1913 and General Laws)


$105,000.00


New High School


Chap. 404 Acts 1935


45,000.00


Municipal Relief:


1941


5,000.00


1942 10,000.00


Total Debt outside Limit : 165,000.00


Debt Within the Limit


66,000.00


Borrowing Capacity, December 31, 1950


$303,601.42


Municipal Indebtedness


Gross City Debt, January 1, 1950


$244,000.00


Debts Incurred During 1950


Revenue Loans


$400,000.00


Water Loan


60,000.00


$460,000.00


Debts Paid During 1950


Revenue Loans


$400,000.00


Municipal Relief Loans


16,000.00


New High School Loans


19,000.00


Sewer Loans


3,000.00


Water Department Loans


8,000.00


Departmental Equipment Loans


8,000.00


Streetand Sidewalk Loan


13,000.00


Highway Equipment


6,000.00


473,000.00


Decrease in Debt 1950


$13,000.00


Gross City Debt December 31, 1950


$231,000.00


50


City Auditor


Funded Debt


The funded debt of the City at the close of books December 31, 1949 was


$244,000.00


Maturities paid or appropriated for during the year 1950 including Water Bonds amounted to


73,000.00


The total funded debt December 31, 1950 was $231,000 making a net decrease of $13,000.00.


December 31, 1950


Bonds and Notes


Rate


Issued


Due


Amount


Water


32%


1933


Oct. 1, 1951-53


$9,000.00


Water


2%


1938


Nov. 1, 1951-58


22,000.00


Water


1%


1945


Apr. 1, 1951-57


7,000.00


Water


1947


Oct.


1, 1951-57


7,000.00


Water


12%


1950


Apr. 1, 1951-65


60,000.00


Sewer


42


1929


Nov. 1,


1951-57


8,000.00


Sewer


21%


1939


Apr. 1,


1951-54


4,000.00


Departmental Equipment


1%


1946


Nov. 1, 1951-


3,000.00


New High School


22%


1935


Nov. 1, 1951-53


45,000.00


Street and Sidewalk Loan


1%


1947


Sept.1, 1951-52


12,000.00


Street and Sidewalk Loan


1%


1948


Sept.1, 1951-53


21,000.00


Highway Equipment


12%


1948


June 1, 1951-53


18,000.00


Municipal Relief Loan


12%


1941


Apr. 1, 1951


3,000.00


Municipal Relief Loan


12%


1941


Aug. 1,


1951


1,000.00


Municipal Relief Loan


12%


1941


Nov. 1, 1951


1,000.00


Municipal Relief Loan


12%


1942


Aug. 1, 1951-52


10,000.00


$231,000.00


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City Auditor


Budget for 1950


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


City Council


$400.00


Salary of Clerk Salaries of Councillors Other expenses


700.00


Mayor's Department Salary of Mayor Other expenses


2,500.00


Auditor's Department


3,076.00


Salary of Clerk


1,920.00


Other expenses


200.00


Treasurer and Collector's Department


Salary of Treasurer and Collector


3,020.00


Salaries of Clerks


3,532.00


Other expenses


3,000.00


New Equipment, Treasurer and Collector's office


2,000.00


Expense of Bond and Note Issue


150.00


Foreclosure of Tax Titles


200.00


Assessors' Department


Salary of Chairman


2,370.00


Salaries of Assessors (Two)


4,340.00


Other expenses


1,100.00


City Clerk's Department


2,820.00


Salary of City Clerk Other expenses


350.00


Old Records and Typewriting


100.00


Vital Statistics


250.00


Law Department


Salary of City Solicitor


1,000.00


City Solicitor, extra duty performed


450.00


Other expenses


200.00


City Messenger


Salary of City Messenger


2,320.00


Extra hours duty performed


500.00


Election and Registration Salaries of Registrars


925.00


Registration


786.00


Other expenses


5,700.00


City Hall


3,000.00


License Commissioners


Salary of Chairman


300.00


Salaries of Commissioners (Two)


400.00


Other expenses


50.00


Planning Board


50.00


Enforcement of Zoning Law


50.00


Preparing Quarters City Hall 26th Infantry Division


300.00


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Salaries and Wages


40,498.00


Salary of Building Custodian


2,216.00


Other expenses


2,050.00


Police Signal Service


200.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salary of Chief


500.00


Salary of Assistant Chief


250.00


Salaries of permanent and call men


43,912.00


Other expenses


3,000.00


Fire Pensions


3,316.95


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3,300.00


100.00


Salary of Auditor


City Auditor


Budget for 1950


FIRE ALARM, INSPECTIONS AND TREES


Fire Alarm and Wires


Salary of Superintendent


800.00


Other expenses


300.00


Inspection of Buildings Salary of Inspector


204.00


Other expenses


50.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary of Sealer of Weights and Measures


858.00


Other expenses


100.00


Tree and Moth Department


Salary of Superintendent


2,305.00


Tree, other expenses


5,500.00


Moth, other expenses


1,200.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Salary of Agent and Clerk


2,020.00


Salary of Clerk


1,716.00


Miscellaneous


5,740.00


Salary of Inspector of Animals


350.00


Salary of School Physician


804.00


Salary of Inspector of Milk


600.00


Salary of Inspector of Slaughtering


500.00


District Nurse


100.00


Garbage, Ashes and Rubbish Collection & Disposal 30,000.00


2,200.00


Street Cleaning


5,000.00


Sewer Construction


3,000.00


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Salary of Superintendent


2,929.00


Salaries of Clerk, Custodian and Mechanic


5,200.00


Maintenance and Supplies, Highway Headquarters


1,150.00


Repairs City Trucks and Equipment


5,000.00


Highway Repairs


11,000.00


Culverts


2,300.00


Street Sprinkling Sidewalks and Edgestones


5,000.00


Snow and Ice Removal


10,000.00


Highway Miscellaneous


1,000.00


Old Point Road, Plum Island


1,000.00


Traffic Lighting


300.00


Street Lighting


19,500.00


Harbor Master


Salary of Harbor Master


281.00


Other expenses


50.00


Gas, oil and anti-freeze, City Departments


4,000.00


Chapter 90, Complete Merrimac Street and


State Street from Oak Hill Tomb to High Street Drainage


1,000.00


Reconditioning High Street


1,000.00


Bond Issue


3,400.00


* Includes Dead Animal Collection and Disposal


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*


Sewer Maintenance


1,500.00


Street Lighting, Plum Island


144.00


4,000.00


City Auditor


Budget for 1950


CHARITIES


Welfare Salaries and Wages


9,500.00


Welfare other expenses


70,000.00


Anna Jaques Hospital


2,000.00


Worcester Memorial Hospital


1,200.00


ADC Administration


1,400.00


Aid to Dependent Children


50,000.00


Old Age Assistance, Administration


3,800.00


Old Age Assistance


220,000.00


VETERANS BENEFITS


Salary of Director


2,512.00


Salary of Clerk


1,800.00


Veterans Benefits


31,000.00


Care of Soldiers Graves


500.00


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Salaries


261,745.00


Other expenses


58,377.00


Enlargement of Moultonville School Facilities


3,800.00


Newburyport Part time Apprenticeship Training


3,020.00


Summer Playgrounds Salaries


1,760.00


Summer Playgrounds, other expenses


500.00


PUBLIC LIBRARY


Salaries


19,392.00


Substitutes


500.00


Other expenses


4,500.00


RECREATIONS


City Parks


3,000.00


Michael Cashman Park


1,000.00


Bartlett Mall (Winter Program)


100.00


Park and Tree Department Headquarters


400.00


Moseley Woods


1,000.00


Atkinson Common


1,000.00


Goodwin's Landing


100.00


Edward G. Perkins Playgrounds


500.00


UNCLASSIFIED


Comfort Station Plum Island


100.00


Damages to Persons and Property and Claims


800.00


Other City Property


200.00


Workmen's Compensation


1,000.00


World War #2 Honor Roll


100.00


City Clocks


200.00


Memorial Day Exercises


300.00


Memorial Day G.A.R.


400.00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


75.00


Spanish War Veterans


150.00


Veterans Foreign Wars


100.00


Disabled American Veterans


100.00


American Legion


100.00


Amvets


100.00


Jewish War Veterans


100.00


Christmas Decorations


100.00


Property and Liability Insurance


2,290.03


Dynamiting Gutters Clam Flats


500.00


Dog Officer


Salary of Dog Officer


150.00


Fees for Board and Killing Dogs


150.00


Investigate Haverhill Electric Company rates


250.00


Reserve Fund


5,000.00


Includes increase of $100.00 for the Librarian and nine Assistants.


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City Auditor Budget for 1950


MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT Administration Pension Accumulation


1,000.00


11,384.00


CEMETERIES


Salary of Superintendent


225.00


Cemetery, other expenses


5,000.00


CLAM PLANT


Salaries and Wages


14,000.00


Other expenses


2,000.00


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT


Interest on Debt


5,000.00


Indebtedness


65,000.00


WATER DEPARTMENT


Salaries


41,336.00


Other expenses


41,000.00


Interest


1,115.00


Indebtedness


8,000.00


SUMMARY OF BUDGET


General Government


$51,459.00


Police Department


44,964.00


Fire Department


50,978.95


Fire Alarm, Inspection and Trees


11,317.00


Health and Sanitation


52,030.00


Highway Department


79,754.00


Charities


357,900.00


Veterans Benefits


35,812.00


School Department


329,202.00


Public Library


24,392.00


Recreations


7,100.00


Unclassified


12,265.03


Municipal Retirement


12,384.00


Cemeteries


5,225.00


Clam Plant


16,000.00


Interest and Maturing Debt


70,000.00


Water Department


91,451.00


$1,252,233.98


55


City Auditor


Budget for 1951


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


City Council


Salary of Clerk of Committies


$400.00


Salaries of Councillors


3,300.00


Other expenses


1,000.00


Renovation of Council Chamber


2,200.00


Mayor's Department Salary of Mayor


2,500.00


Other expenses


100.00


Auditor's Department


Salary of City Auditor


3,200.00


Salary of Clerk


2,220.00


New Adding Machine


260.00


Other expenses


350.00


Treasurer and Collector's Department


Salary of Treasurer and Collector


3,220.00


Salary of Clerk (Miss Squire)


2,120.00


Salary of Clerk (Mrs. Moore)


2,000.00


Other expenses


3,800.00


New Equipment, Treas. & Coll. Office


900.00


Expense of Bond and Note Issue


150.00


Foreclosure of Tax Titles


100.00


Assessors' Department


Salary of Chairman, Board of Assessors


2,600.00


Salary of Assessors (two)


4,800.00


Other expenses


2,400.00


City Clerk's Department


Salary of City Clerk


3,020.00


Other expenses


400.00


Old Records and Typewriting


100.00


Vital Statistics


250.00


Law Department


Salary of City Solicitor


1,500.00


City Solicitor, extra duty performed Other expenses


300.00


City Messenger


Salary of City Messenger


2,320.00


Extra hours duty performed


500.00


Election and Registration


Salary Clerk Board of Registrars


250.00


Salaries of Registrars


750.00


Registration


900.00


Other expenses


2,500.00


City Hall


6,000.00


License Commissioners


Salary of Chairman


300.00


Salaries of Commissioners (Two)


400.00


Other expenses


50.00


Planning Board


100.00


Enforcement of Zoning Law


50.00


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Salary of Marshal


3,128.57


Salary of Captain


2,867.86


Salary 4 patrolmen ($47.00 weekly)


9,802.84


Salary 10 Police patrolmen @ $50.00 per week


26,071.40


Salary Building Custodian


2,416.00


Salary extra policemen


300.00


Other expenses


3,000.00


Police Signal Service


500.00


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500.00


City Auditor Budget for 1951


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Salary of Chief


500.00


Salary of Assistant Chief


250.00


Salary of 2 lieutenants ($55.00 weekly)


5,735.72


Salary of 12 permanent Firemen @ $50.00 per week


31,285.68


Salaries of Call men


9,040.00


Other expenses


3,000.00


Fire Pensions


5,675.00


FIRE ALARM, INSPECTIONS AND TREES


Fire Alarm and Wires


Salary of Superintendent


800.00


Other expenses


500.00


Inspection of Buildings


Salary of Inspector


204.00


Other expenses


50.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salary of Sealer of Weights and Measures


858.00


Other expenses


300.00


Tree and Moth Department


Salary of Superintendent of Trees, Moth & Parks


2,500.00


Tree, other expenses


5,500.00


Moth, other expenses


1,200.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Salary of Agent and Clerk


2,020.00


Salary of Clerk, Board of Health (Mrs. Crawshaw)


1,916. 00


Miscellaneous


5,740.00


Salary of Inspector of Animals


350.00


Salary of School Physician


804.00


Salary of Inspector of Milk


600.00


Salary of Inspector of Slaughtering


100.00


District Nurse


500.00


Garbage, Ashes & Rubbish Collection & Disposal


30,000.00*


Sewer Maintenance


4,000.00


Sewer Construction


4,000.00


Street Cleaning


5,000.00


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Salary of Superintendent


2,929.00


Salary of Clerk & Custodian


2,607.14


Maintenance and supplies, Highway Headquarters


2,000.00


Repairs City Trucks and Equipment


5,000.00


Highway Repairs


11,000.00


Culverts


2,300.00


Street Sprinkling


5,000.00


Sidewalks and Edgestones


6,000.00


Snow and Ice Removal


15,000.00


Highway Miscellaneous


2,000.00


Old Point Road, Plum Island


1,000.00


Traffic Lighting


300.00


Street Lighting


19,500.00


Street Lighting, Plum Island


144.00


Harbor Master:


281.00


Salary of Harbor Master Other expenses


50.00


Gas, oil and anti-freeze, City Departments Chapter 90, Water Street


4,000.00


Drainage


2,000.00


Reconditioning High Street


1,000.00


4,000.00


* Includes Dead Animal Collection and Disposal


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City Auditor Budget for 1951


CHARITIES


Welfare Salaries and Wages


$7,300.00


Welfare Salary Social Worker (Miss Lyons)


2,070.00


Welfare Salary Junior Clerk (Mrs. Marshall)


1,500.00


Welfare other expenses


75,000.00


Anna Jaques Hospital


2,000.00


Worcester Memorial Hospital


1,200.00


ADC Administration


1,400.00


Aid to Dependent Children


45,000.00


Old Age Assistance, Administration


5,900.00


Old Age Assistance Salary Senior Clerk (Miss Kelly)


2,100.00


Old Age Assistance Salary Junior Clerk (Mrs. Patten)


1,712.00


Old Age Assistance


235,000.00


VETERANS BENEFITS


Salary Director Veterans Benefits


2,712.00


Salary Clerk Veterans Benefits


1,292.40


Veterans Benefits


29,000.00


Care of Soldiers Graves


500.00


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Salaries


294,528.00


Other expenses


58,797.00


Physical Education and Athletic Salaries


11,810.00


Physical Education and Athletic other expenses


2,219.00


Travel outside State


326.00


Part time Apprenticeship Program


1,177.00


Summer Playgrounds Salaries


1,760.00


Summer Playgrounds, other expenses


500.00


PUBLIC LIBRARY


Salaries


20,992.00


Substitutes


500.00


Other expenses


5,400.00


RECREATIONS


City Parks


3,000.00


Michael Cashman Park


1,000.00


Bartlett Mall (Winter Program)


100.00


Park and Tree Department Headquarters


500.00


Moseley Woods


1,500.00


Atkinson Common


1,500.00


Goodwin's Landing


200.00


Edward G. Perkins Playgrounds


500.00


UNCLASSIFIED


Comfort Station Plum Island


200.00


Damages to Persons and Property & Claims


1,000.00


Other City Property


200.00


Workmen's Compen sation


1,000.00


World War #2 Honor Roll


100.00


City Clocks


200.00


Memorial Day Exercises


300.00


Memorial Day G.A.R.


400.00


Firemen's Memorial Sunday


75.00


Spanish War Veterans


150.00


Veterans Foreign Wars


100.00


Disabled American Veterans


100.00


American Legion


100.00


Amvets


100.00


Jewish War Veterans


100.00


Christmas Decorations


100.00


Fourth of July Celebration


1,000.00


Dynamiting Gutters Clam Flats


500.00


Dog Officer:


Salary of Dog Officer


150.00


Fees for Board and Killing Dogs


150.00


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City Auditor


Budget for 1951


Reserve Fund


5,000.00


Civilian Defense


9,000.00


Civilian Defense, Medical


3,500.00


MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT Administration Pension Accumulation


1,700.00


13,830.00


CEMETERIES


Salary of Superintendent


1,000.00


Cemeteries, other expenses


4,000.00


CLAM PLANT


Salaries and Wages


17,000.00


Other expenses


3,000.00


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT


Interest on Debt


4,500.00


Indebtedness


50,000.00


WATER DEPARTMENT


Salaries and wages


48,876.66


Other expenses


38,493.00


Interest


1,795.00


Indebtedness


12,000.00


SUMMARY OF BUDGET


General Government


$57,810.00


Police Department


48,086.67


Fire Department


55,486.40


Fire Alarm, Inspection and Trees


11,912.00


Health and Sanitation


55,030.00


Highway Department


86,111.14


Charities


380,182.00


Veterans Benefits


33,504.40


School Department


371,117.00


Public Library


26,892.00


Recreations


8,300.00


Unclassified


23,525.00


Municipal Retirement


15,530.00


Cemeteries


5,000.00


Clam Plant


20,000.00


Interest and Maturing Debt


54,500.00


Water Department


101,164.66


$1,354,151.27


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DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS


LIST OF JURORS and ACTS AND ORDINANCES ACCEPTED BY THE CITY


60


TRUSTEES OF NEWBURYPORT TRUST FUNDS - SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS TREASURER 'S ANNUAL REPORT


FUND


INVESTMENT


DUE


AMOUNT


INCOME 1950


PURPOSE


U.S.G. Bonda


1956


$1,000.00


$25.00


So. End Reading Room


Institution for Savings


Domand


5,500.00


138.35


Poor and Religious


Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


5,500.00


137.50


Poor and Religious


U.S.G. Bonds


1956


10,000.00


250.00


Bartlott Mall


Institution for Savings


Domand


1,000.00


25.00


Gon'1. Use of Library


U.S. G. Bonds


1956


1,000.00


25.00


Gon' 1. Use of Library


Mass. Hospital Life Ins. Co.


Demand


10,000.00


328.76


Sidewalks & Trees


Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank


Domand


5,000.00


125.78


Schools


Institution for Savings


Demand


5,000.00


125.78


Schools


U.S. G. Bonds


. 1956


5,000.00


125.00


Schools


W. O. Coffin


U.S. G. Bonds


Jan. 1956


10,000.00


250.00


Books for Library


Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank


Domand


700.00


17.50


Replacement of Old Books


Lucy G. B. Colby Charlotte C. Cole


U.S. G. Bonds


1956


2,000.00


50.00


Supt. of Reading Room


John J. Currier


U.S. G. Bonds


1956


1,000.00


25.00 Newburyport & Newbury Books


U.S. G. Bonds


1956


4,000.00


100.00


Gen'1. Use of Library


Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank


Domand


432.17


10.80


Beautifying the City


Institution for Savings


Demand


1,227.10


30.87


Beautifying the City


City of New York 32%


Nov. 1, 1953


1,000.00


35.00


Beautifying the City


Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe-4%


Oct. 1, 1995


1,000.00


40.00


Beautifying the City


U.S. G. Bonds


June 1954


50,000.00


1,250.00


Beautifying the City


Chicago & Erie R.R. - 5%


May 1, 1982


1,000.00


50.00


Beautifying the City


Annie D. Davis


U.S. G. Bonds


1956


1,000.00


25.00


Timothy Dexter


Institution for Savings


Demand


2,137.50


53.76


Nathan D. Dodge


Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


1,020.00


25.50


Books for Library


Wm. H. P. Dodge


Institution for Savings


Demand


2,645.00


66.12


Books, Papers for Library


Susan M. Donnell


U.S. G. Bonds


1956


3,000.00


75.00


General Use of Library


L. M. Follansbee


Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank


Demand


2,500.00


62.50


Institution for Savings


Demand


1,206.25


30.34


Poor


Daniel Foster


Np't. Five Cents Savings Bank U.S. G. Bonds


June 1954


1,000.00


25.00


Books for Library


Harry Futterman


A. M. Gorwaiz


Demand


100.00


2.51


Atkinson Common


S. A. Green


Demand


2,000.00


50.00


Books for Library


George Haskell


Demand


1,072.50


26.80


Books for Library


U.S. G. Bonds




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