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9 90
Boston Journal, advertising,
6 40
$91 30
Office Furniture and Expenses.
F. H. Baxter, clerk, . . $144 00
Emma L. Leighton, clerk, 73 00
E. M. Fisher, typewriting, 20 25 Mabel Washburn, typewrit-
ing, . 3 00
E. K. Bordman, clerk, ·
100 00
Services of inspectors, mak-
ing plans and estimates, 212 25
$552 50
Orpin Bros., desk, 46 25
J. H. Pray & Sons, oil cloth, mats, etc., 100 00
C. H. Hutchinson, level rod and repairs, 22 50
Mass. Manf'g & Electric Mfg Co., table, 18 50
J. J. Mccullough, shades, 3 00
Amounts carried forward, $190 25 $643 88
284
SEWER REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $190 45 $643 80
A. W. Parker, stock and labor, 5 50
D. R. Woodward, stock and labor, 6 20
W. J. McFarlin, lamp,
I 87
D. O. Morton, screens,
.
6 00
F. P. Baker Co., framing plan, 1 00
$210 82
Advertising.
Boston Herald Co., adver-
tising,
$II 12
Globe Newspaper Co., ad-
vertising, .
10 00
Engineering Record, adver-
tising,
6 00
Melrose Journal, advertising, 21 70
Melrose Reporter,
2 00
50 82
Printing, Books and Stationery.
Dunton & Potter, printing
reports,
. $165 25
Dunton & Potter, specifica- tions and contract, . · 114 20
W. W. Winship, mail bag, . 4 50
Frost & Adams, engineers' implements, . 76 18
H. Partridge & Co., station- ery, . I 00
Boston Blue Print Co., paper, 2 20
C. W. Ellison, rent P. O. box and stamps, 38 50
Amounts carried forward,
$401 83
$905 44
285
SEWER REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $401 83 $905 44
Larrabee & Stearns, tele- phone service, 13 95
W. D. Hunter, supplies and traveling expenses, 22 09
Books, printing statements and blank reports, . 189 50
Geo. F. King & Merrill, supplies, . 79 85
F. W. Barry, Beal & Co., supplies, . 24 40
Allen Bros., rubber stamps, 5 10
J. E. Ricker, blank books, I 25 H. W. Clark, sewer glasses, 2 38
C. H. Hutchinson & Co.,
tapes,
2 00
742 35
Engineers' Services.
Walter C. Stevens, . $2,155 00
Arthur G. Worthen, ·
182 00
Chas. F. Woodward, 67 50
2,404 50
Superintendence.
W. D. Hunter, salary, $1,319 86
S. F. Howes, horse and
buggy,
321 75
1,641 61
Inspection on Work and Pipe, Labor and Teaming.
Inspection on work pay roll, $2,826 50
Inspection of pipe, labor
and teaming pay roll, 2,021 95
Private sewers, labor pay roll, . 3,712 40 Maintenance, labor pay roll, 166 39
Amounts carried forward,
$8,727 24
$5,693 90
1
286
SEWER REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $8,727 24 $5,693 90 Otis st. drain, labor pay roll, 261 71
Otis st. extension, labor pay roll, . 216 49
Street repairs, labor pay roll, 284 89
Crescent place sewer, labor
pay roll, .
20 81
Lynn and Boston railroad, labor pay roll, 14 12
$9,525 26
Cement.
Waldo Brothers,
$3,950 15
S. E. Benson & Co., 20 20 . - $3,970 35
Pipe.
Perrin, Seamans & Co., $6,951 .81
Portland Stoneware Co., 30 64
S. E. Benson & Co., 87 62 $7,070 07
Brick.
Bay State Brick Co., . . $131 25
Andrew W. Bryne, 2,070 61
Lyman E. Pierce,
3 33 $2,205 19
Freight.
Boston & Maine R. R., $2,305 86 $2,305 86
Expressage.
Eastman's express, .
· $19 50
American Express Co., . I 40 20 90
Amounts carried forward,
$30,791 53
287
SEWER REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $30,791 53
Iron Work and Sundries.
Osgood & Hart, castings
and flushers, . $1,054 18
Concord Iron Foundry, cast- ings for man holes, · 897 65
Perrin, Seamans & Co.,tools, 566 12
Perrin, Seamans & Co.,
sieves, 8 19
Perrin, Seamans & Co., jute, 92 05
Fairbanks Company, testing machine and moulds, ·
112 50
Fairbanks Company, scale, 6 13
F. E. Fitts, pine bungs, I 80
J. P. Deering & Co., lumber, 131 74 Clement's Emporium,
cheese cloth, . 7 53 . F. G. Houghton, cheese cloth, 23 05
G. L.Westgate & Son, cheese cloth, 13 47
H. J. Perry, hardware, .
47 33
Gravity Flusher Co., royal-
ty, 1894, . . 273 00 Gravity Flusher Co., royal- ty, 1895, . 196 00
W. A. Goodno, labor, . 27 43
J. B. Margeson, labor and stock, 4 75
Automatic Register Co.,
register, · 23 85
Amounts carried forward,
$3,486 77 $30,791 53
288
SEWER REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $3,486 77 $30,791 53 Dodge, Haley & Co., M. H.
rods,
$82 50
Thos. McCoubry, repairing tools, 47 35
Clark & Co., compo. ends, . 44 00
A. C. Simms, sewer hoes, . 25 00
J. W. Mann, " rods, . 31 60
Scrannage Bros., bib cocks, 48 00
S. E. Benson & Co., coal and wood for pump, .
16 54
S. E. Benson, rent of yard, 300 00 Geo, Newhall, rubber boots, 9 00
A. W. Lynde, team and gravel, 29 10
R. Philpot, gravel, 4 20
C. L. Hoffman, concrete and gravel, 21 63
Trueworthy Norris, teaming
gravel, Otis street, . 227 25
C. T. Fernald, gravel, 3 90
S. & R. J. Lombard & Son, covering stone, 13 50
S. E. Benson & Co., teaming cement, 4 00
Chas. A. Ripley, stock and labor, 7 05
Brock Bros., soil pipe and supplies, . 364 63
Burnett & Co., soil pipe, .
160 50
S. M. Scribner, supplies, .
II 48
A. W. Bryne Construction Co., use of steam pump, 33 63
Amounts carried forward, $4,971 63 $30,791 53
289
SEWER REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $4,971 63 $30,791 53 L. F. Hinckley, oil, salt
and candles, 22 74
Bugbee & Barrett, bags, 20
Kaulback, Miller Co., sup-
plies, 9 23
New England Water Pipe
Co., lead lined pipe. I2 10
A. W. Parker, stock and labor, 2 15
A. W. Chesterton, repairs on boilers, 75
Holbrook & Norton, oil, . 96
Town of Melrose, water de-
partment, water and con- necting flushers, 380 58
Town of Melrose, highway department, repairs, 800 00
Town of Melrose, highway
department, pea stone, . II 25
Town of Melrose, highway
department, repair of drains,
34 50
George Holmes, building manholes, 114 50
Bernard Hellrich, building
manholes,
9 50
6,370 09
Contracts.
Frank L. Allen, .
$11,673 91
Andrew W. Bryne,
45,517 56
$57,191 47
Amount carried forward,
$94,353 09
19
290
SEWER REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $94,353 09 Claims and Land Damage.
C. L. Hoffman, repairing
lawn, 50 00
A. McBeth, repairing, H.
J. Philbrick team, 6 00
J. B. Johnson, repairing H.
J. Philbrick team, . 3 75
Wm. Morss, land damage, 200 00
Eben A. Walton, land damage, . 350 00
J. Thomas Baldwin et als., land damage, . 325 00
J. Leslie Woodfall, consult- ing engineer, services, 33 00
Brackett & Roberts, legal services, . 7 00
Frank M. McLaughlin, serving
notices,
3 00
Salaries. $977 75
S. E. Benson, services as
commissioner, 50 00
John Larrabee, services as commissioner, 50 00
L. F. Hinckley, services as
commissioner, 50 00 $150 00
Interest on Bonds
June, 100 coupons, . $2,000 00
December, 150 coupons, $3,000 00
$5,000 00
Amount brought forward,
$100,480 84
1
291
SEWER REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $100,480 84
Contra.
Balance on hand, January
I, 1895, . $8,523 22
From sale bonds, Nos. 76 to 160, inclusive, 85,000 00
From premiums,
5,342 50
From accrued interest,
623 33
From highway department
for pipe, . 52 99
From highway department,
for engineers' services, . 125 00
From water department, for pipe, 41 67
From G. F. Allen, for pipe, 4 14
A. J. Burnett, for pipe, ·
I 34
From Perrin, Seamans & Co., for labor, 28 13
S. E. Benson & Co., pipe and cement, 102 00
From private sewers, . 5,349 79
1 $105,194 II
Unexpended balance,
$4,713 27
$105,194 II
292
SEWER REPORT.
RECAPITULATION.
Received from sale of 160 bonds, $1,000 each, $160,000 00
premiums, 10,155 50 16
66 accrued interest, 1,340 OI
66
66 private sewers, .
5,349 79
66
all other sources,
730 27
$177,575 57
Expended for construction, 1894, . $72,381 46
1895,
. 94,553 0I
private sewers, “ . 5,651 73
maintenance,
.
276 10 $172,862 30
Unexpended balance,
$4,713 27
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Superintendent's Report.
MELROSE, MASS., January 1, 1896. To the Board of Sewer Commissioners of the Town of Melrose.
GENTLEMEN :- In compliance with your request I herewith submit the first annual report of the superintendent of sewers of the town of Melrose:
Appointed to this position March 15, 1895, my first duties were to prepare forms of specifications and contracts for the construction of a section of the sewer system of the town of Melrose, and for the purchase of material to be used in the construction thereof (pipe, brick, cement, manhole castings and steps).
SEWER PIPE.
The pipe used this season was "Granite" pipe, Knowles, Taylor & Anderson, makers. All pipe received was thor- oughly inspected, and all pipe of an inferior quality rejected and removed from the yard.
On account of the difference in the discount obtained on special and on standard pipe (the standard pipe being much cheaper) I used standard pipe in all dry trenches, and by so doing a considerable saving was made. When the work was begun I carefully took account of stock of all kinds, and charged this to the inspector at the yard. All material pur- chased (excepting brick) was delivered at the yard and a re- turn was made daily of all stock received by him, and no bill for stock was approved unless such return was found on file at the office with proper voucher. A regular debit and
294
SEWER REPORT.
credit account was opened with the yard, all stock purchased being charged, and all stock delivered to the work credited. A similar account was kept with each street, and in this way I was able to trace all stock and see that the same was prop- erly used. I think the tendency of such an account is to make all parties concerned more careful and economical, and prevents the waste common to all large public works.
The following table I think is self explanatory. It shows the total amount of stock purchased or otherwise obtained, the amount on hand March 15, 1895, the amount used and otherwise accounted for, the amount broken in the yard, the amount destroyed on the work (which will be paid for by the contractor at the time of final settlement) and the amount on hand January 1, 1896.
Stock account for the year ending Dec. 31, 1895.
Sewer Pipe
Underdrain
Damaged Pipe
Soil Pipe
Miscellaneous
Materials in stock accounted for
5 inch
6 inch
8inch
10inch
12inch
15inch 18inch
20inch
24inch
Sizes used
Sizes
Sizes
M.H. steps
Castings
Cement
Brick
Pipe
Y's.
Rend
Ts. Incre's Pipe
Bends Ts.
Pipe
Y's. Bends
Pipe
Y's.
Ppe
Ys. Pipe
Y's Pipe
75
4°
5 6
8
8"
12"
15 18° 20 24
4
5"
Staple Roos Mig M.M.
Private Clean. Flusher Desho Boras Covers Tanks
Port. Ros.
M.
Amount on hand March 15, 1895
12
2541
3 3151
37
221
16
11
4
156
12
366. 1680
1999
184
112
2020
996
200
21
1380
Total to account for
11245
885 1390
37
10 19641 1795
57 39 7908
853
14
+221
345 1892
156
60
246
14
392
84
1
17 9872 6842 +346 1444
184
153
2010
22 1108 21/
21
20
14.68
Streets on which stock was used
Stock used in construction on A. W. Bryne's. contract.
Adams St. Myering Are Sa.
Baxter
St
26
1
1
28
22 9200
Cedar Park
" North
12
10
4100
2 . South
Circuit
St.
Cleveland St.
Buster Sanford.
Sanford - North
Cottage ..
.
Mxeming Are - North
2
South
Charles
St
Otis St .- North
-
S
6
1500
Emerson
SI
21
240
....
262/150
Florence SY
Wyoming Aro- Nent
Nord- Foster
24
Foster St
Cottage St Last - Most
St.
9 2.500
High North
St Priests land and Rede DE
20
South
10
Pr North
.
Vinters JP Last
SI
Leeds
112
4
8
$ 1600
Maple S
Cleveland St Cast
140
2 2000
:
Sanford SH MENT
Oakland St
Charles St. Cost
1 360
2Kg
ali's
=
1
*> Drain
14. 2976
Perkins
24/0 5og
Pine
S/
12.
Poplar
Maple St. North.
425
-
20
12
Prospect St.
Sanford
5+ Florence St- Clerckand
12.61
Toppes St. List.
1526
.
Mairieest. nest
Tappan. Trenton
SY
Meaning Are South
- - Hurd St_
=
Hold Sy- Foster St.
14
12 0000
Vinton
Emerson St- Perkus.
678600
Cedar Pick South
162
1 2500
- Mont
22
2
4
2200
Waverly Place Whittier St.
Wyoming Are - Barter
Wyoming Are
5120000
Youle
Total on A.M.Bryne's contract.
923
1247
18
10 7165 532
1 4 7167 307, 1100
49 12 1
830
84
21
81 15
6
747 185
31 1196
74025983
Stock used in construction to complete F.L. Allen's contract and repair of servers.
Main
St Grove St South
Late Are.
Tement VY Last.
16
Azpics Last of Kain
Efoster
Essex
Atstof Mille
1
Berwick
Ordin
Main
St. St. Server." & Carters drain
Extra work on EL Allen's contract
Total on F.L.Allen's contract: 20
Stock used in construction on miscellaneous work
Crescent Place
B. work_raising_ Manholes
Cottage_ SÍ - Sufoco drain
Orate Servers
136
3
18
18/1606
Total on Miscellaneous work
8084
196
379
Grand total on all works
8000
2 16 355 1355
7185
5 +182
307 1217
6
28
Broken in Yard
16
Teusferred Sold
Recount on hand Dec. 31 1895 Total accounted for
1842 1245
1390
37
10 19641 1790
39
7908
14
32 $221
1892
65
240
14
392
1
17 9872
6842 4346
14+1
187
150
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21
2016
22
1108
211
21
20
53 /468
808 29050
1
110
181
9
16
3700
114
1
122
256
262
Jo
1.70
19
/84
Chester
100
200
6
700
£ 1800
11
162
598
2500
126
114
Hurd
117
.
2
272
86
4
-
12
18.6000
Private land of DL Taylor
- Drain
2000
SI
42
4.29
2
2
600
160
182
6
616
46
10
17 6600
7 6968 4810 02/4
196
22
12
34
2
6
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117
6
6
60
18
14
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2006
297 194
Broken on works
20
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24
.
2
667
3/
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7
2.0
1.5519
2892
1826.
1926
155
184
" transferred from other accts.
380
10 17079 1795
ST
16/7691
816
14
28
100%
827 1259
138
226
1
12 9506
1800
2268
062
98
456
+16
622
2.5
13
2 5575
1
12
11 5000
St. Hurd. Foster
2
2800
26
10
126
9
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Pintor Se nest
.
774
24
286
360
Foster 5/ 1
-
10
6
19
2670
Grove SI
112
-
1876
2006
18
24/2020
16
11
14
8/7
1
12
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Y's Vipe
Y's
Pipe
Y's.
Bends
6"
2050
" bought as per invoices
108
1
14
3600
126
Linden
14 2650
151700
1.2000
725
4
2.700
20 /500
775
1
60
2
Y's.
21
60
₫62
.
123
124
12
190
2290
Grundy
295
SEWER REPORT.
CEMENT.
All cement used in construction has been tested by means of the Fairbanks testing machine and found to be of satis- factory quality. Portland cement, Brooks Shubridge, brand, was used for all pipe joints and the bottom of all manholes, also the tops of all manholes were laid in this cement. American cement ("Hoffman" brand,) was used in dry places. (For number of barrels of each kind of ce- ment bought and used, see table of stock account.)
Note. The nine barrels of Portland which appears on the foregoing table as being sold to, and twenty cask of Rosen- dale cement which appears as being bought of S. E. Benson & Co., was in reality an exchange for the accommodation of this department, the exchange being made in this way to simplify accounts.
BRICK.
Bricks were "up and down" hard burned brick of a cheap quality ($7.40) per 1,000 delivered on the work. Although hard and making good strong work, it is a question in my mind if a pallet brick at an increased price would not be cheaper in the end, as the bricks used last were (and in fact all cheap brick are) very brittle and a large number of bats were unavoidably wasted.
MANHOLE CASTINGS
Were obtained by contract of the Concord Foundry Co., of Concord, N. H. The town purchased early in the spring a new and extra heavy steam road roller. I therefore in- creased the weight of these castings from 416 pounds to 500 pounds. The covers have not been entirely satisfactory. Many of them have been found cracked, and as a result a demand was made upon the Concord Foundry Co., to re- place all covers found broken, which they did.
296
SEWER REPORT.
SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
The contract was awarded to Andrew W. Bryne of West Medford. On April 25th the bond was approved, the con- tract executed and the work begun.
The first opening was on Emerson street, at the junction of Essex street, the work extending westerly across the tracks of the Boston & Maine railroad. In order not to in- terfere with the usual travel, it was thought advisable to tun- nel the tracks, owing to the nature of the material (fine sand) and the large quantity of water encountered. This proved to be a difficult work. It had been in progress about a week, and the centre of the tracks reached, when the roof of the tunnel "slumped" and the' "heading" was lost; this damage was repaired, and the work carried successfully to completion, under the supervision of the contractor's repre- sentative, Mr. James L. Bryne.
The following week two other openings were made, and the force employed was steadily increased until six openings were in operation. The sewers, although not so deep as last season, were either in ledge or very wet ground. In ledge the pipes were laid in concrete as a precaution to insure them from being broken by the excessive weight of the back filling. In the wet ground the pipes were laid in what is termed a cradle, as is shown by sketches on pages 298 and 299. This method of laying pipe was adopted by Mr. George A. Wetherbee, city engineer of Malden, last season, and owing to the very good results obtained by him was tried here with success. This method of laying pipe not only diminishes the leakage of ground water, but is also an additional foun- dation and prevents settlement, with which we were troubled to some extent last season. ·
On Wyoming avenue, near Trenton street, and on Hurd street, from Circuit street to Cottage street, the material
TABLE SHOWING COST OF BUILDING SEWERS UNDER CONTRACT WITH Andrew W. Bryne , DATED APRIL 25, 1895.
Number.
Earth excavation
Rock excavation
Masonry
Paring
Spruce lumber
Sewer pipe laid
Chimneys Underdrain Extra work
Streets sewered in 1895
0-8
8-12
12-16
16-20
0-8
8-12
12.16
16.20
Forick
Concrete
Bost, bloch
Sheeting left in
8 in
10in
12 in.
15 in
20in.
24. in.
5 in.
1-6 in
Gost + 15%
1 Adams
St. Wyoming Are South.
29241
179.012
Baxter
100$70
435220
1787
65178
116.56 58280
11.72. 2086
2.1/70 13para
10850
415.75
61575 63830, 6838
4
= " South
ZAJ11 LASRL
132.51 662.55
915
4875
2,50
G Circuit
St
55782 334/0 5/09
Glereland
Buter - Sanford
40757 298502
5.75
Jenford - North
502.41
Sarete 52.67
16,50
66.50
10,050 LORO
11940 58:00
23450 109 760 10.192 142509
722.23
222%
102.00
10.20 22000 /08600
10
Wyoming Ore . North
.
" . South
28102 centa
47 57 12/53
2185
10200
12.37
618.5
12.94 64.20
9.747
1/421
26.59
21659 133.10
13.310 100.000
10,000
JOMO
$45600
14 Chester
438 57 18957
10950 20202101010
2004 3/001
16 Emerson
Essex . Hext
27525 195.74 195.70
3227 48555 144/16. 72080
56,41
182,00
2752 16512
32.86 262.88
40.15 38.220 229.500 05.200 179.000
14.800
192.500 893.51
89.451 4728.5 47255
562.643 84.396
11340
20200 106.050
17
Florence
Meaning Aco. North
per04 245019 4697 35225
6565 29196
13.600
16200 64800
48816 450.00
45.000
48.200, 268.00 24.800
31.00
360
45600 75.900
19 Foster 20
Gastage fast
13125
22/70
6.23
3.4.20 20.000
150,00 15.000
21 Grundy
22
Private land and Cedar Park South
197.09. 118.244 1.50
1155
188005
56.18
250,90
24
East.
LIZZ 9435
505.0694.60
24.82
10210
6475 JA.8.50
16/33
25
- North Vision St East.
=
2008 1284
0,20
150.00.225000
28 Linden
PI
29 . able
173-66 /2252
30.
17553 /7483
32 Jaklaud
-
2
59.55 287.7.5 52.746 262.70
406 24.06
10.671
64026 6141 30.740
4.3219 172876 30.621 -398983
183.75 48.37.5
118875 177.502.
35 "
Brain.
88.00
892.00 /88500
37 Pine
251 26546
20769 2038.415 9198 459,90
10150
bayan
Maia 20100
€15.00
239.65
5.00
4400
30
90 -citate load of AL. Taylor
11.
" Drain
St
700.03 420055
16.27.12.202
213.36 106680 16360 818.45
5.05 20.00
14.110 84160
8722
48610
1040.00 10100
293.25 29.185
44
Tappen - East
172.77 103642
12.00
4.500
1.5
Whittier - Hest.
16
-East
2.5297
4.50
1750
4 768
28608
3.331 11655
41978/19-191
21.02/
667.3.3 66933
F3.300
78950
48
Wyoming Ats- South
104.00. 76225
8.580
27195
2.268 90.782
6.287581738 630.50
63.c.5o
49
1.1124 44496 2890022570
$90.59 399.58
50
38.00
12de 348.00 115.244
Emerson Arka
JA -188 X12: 25195 19462
9957 49765 7820. 39/05
8744 2414
18.000 108010 26 807 14025
6.04.20613
55 67200 100057
181.00
1810 916.00 137400
2456 10780 3965 19825
5220 76820
200.00
20.000
53 54
=
166.46 100126 1.32 .990
62,00 310.00
5.90
J$280
2 330 11650
2.5391
0229
27224
21980
2.3.310
15.200
21920 Ullao
4. 492 58,201
26+47 33761
26.447
57
** Barter - Non
10360 112.160
.
189,00
28.350
SIyamine
1778.001011.200 87130 379845
175
19.211
96 20
006
12.000
72.000 7.278 38890
891.22|89172
30.005/ 20020115/2/55 1965806 19250.6.1825,06. 8020,03 602,003 496855 49685 125069 187.6.2 20700
37.26
88.00 17.600 922.90
92.290 15 484,18 23224
2388346155300 397697 2982718 49734 497.34
J2.47
48,535 1950.70 9753.50
717.60 358.00 138.89 833,34 109.65 87720 10.96 120.50
5012503007500 225.421/627.105
₹
116.00
17.000
9
Cottage
Hard - Foster
64192 345058 20173 221297
5.682
6175 77050 2720 13.600
11
2576 8A104. 2018
Esogal 21875 26120
e Charles
aria - North.
128.00
150,00
13
Ne . Emerson
290:5 20445
4714
12
48ENT
18
Hard- Foster
67331 4040010 21491 164183
10,405
62430
7 818 26,980
1.292
16.796 482,05
4620
650,60 65065
18,00
1.80
20100 24209
High
14735331010
23
=
Total amount of contract 479/3.22
3
Cedar Park. " North
99795 598710 17280
128600
2419
13.3.36 66620 100
500
4.220
1900
RIO5 45895
45158 4.9.55
5.280
6864
62618 62818
6007€ 60074
LinH. Aimt. 010
Lim. Pt. Ami's
Lin.f. Arris
Lin.f. Amt.
Lin.fr. Amt. Q.20
Varit Amt 0 . 10
LIMA: Amt 0.15
TIME AIRE
7431 17400
2985 +5170
2770 13.600
$3500
19.500 117240
29.150
56015
25.727
$3.00
3.20 1861 55 15833
6-8.19 900- 22
7885 47810 2220
5.400
La50, 7750
IMA @30011
B.M.
640
B.M.
@13.1
Linf. Amt.
Guyds.
Art. 0,60
Guyds.
Guyds.
@ 100
1.50
0.5,00
0.5,00
Cu.yds. Amt.
@600
Cuyas Amto 0800
Guyds Amt. @11.00
Cuyds Amt. @ 600
Cuyas Amico 05.00
Sc.ydsAmt
and secured
6 in.
Inplace
20-26
Guyds Amt.
Guyds Amt.
Amt.
Cu.yds Art.
2
7
St.
36945
266.00 58.800
28.07-
2.532 1.8960, 75880
7082 28.368
199.98
19998
200
.
10.490
62960
.390
250,00
26 Hurd
116649 6614 25888 174.160
7403
7400
1.22 110
27.210 119860 18670 94.350
4:0020 192680 25682 333816
566,00 66.605 74770 10/65
1.510 110.73
13023 10/65
3.111 15553
28761 99.766
44717 41717
Jal05 30.195
14.70
33
80235 40335
21.00
2.10
34 Otis
920559 552214
497
21.098
19.21
96.05 1197 5885
5602 25000 5.31 4155
71700
19890
11.896
7.37/ 4.274 2/370
1.9188 76.752 .2/9 Z.847
3,5200 JK104
Trenton
63800 95700
6,505
29.030
2.720 /1600
10.625 64050
45220 58920 60868
SL Vinton 52
Dieser Part Sout
162.00, 97328
977
2.94
2.20.5
72.56 362.50
1.03
535
4:00 410
474.00. 21100
56 Whillier
204.96 121/16
TO /1 24805
591 Youle St.
123084 6 15 904
155.60 116.200
16.45
16.73
52,00
2.1001 0/650
9.93
12.000
1.20
1Saco: 15.000
1120
24720
1.835
Sanford - Settelse
12.355 70130
2.750
16.880 5055 25275
36 Perkins
2100
2.10
.
Caracasne- Satte
293.80 21638
126015 10119
92.44 69.230
29400
220.09 23.001
8.180
3772
J726
Prospect
77.00
2.7g
43 Sanford
Evrence-Cleveland.
-
.
-
11/08.2016
2411/40
9400 20,500
16845 67892 2 2160 28.808 422.00 470
17 Lappen
818.71 897224
8466 63495
$41.00 51150
113.00, 16.950.
27 Leeds
.775 1.590
18.690
23JJJ
2.722
1.845
14070
1166
10.000
116.6
5.875 32.550
45600
7488 040 2006
72.00
220 131270 192050
13070 0240
2020-12060
---
" Nocle
5100
1.662
18688
45160 45160,2020 25200
26.00
2448
16.00 15:00
2.92a 14600
15 Cutter
68.700
22.57
LinA Amto 6.10
Table showing total cost of sewers built in 1895.
1 Number.
Streets Sewered
Sewers built by
of
of
Subdrain
No Manhole
No Chimneys
Flushers
Cu yds.of
excartion
Cu yds. of
Excavation
Cost
Labor
Material
Cost of
Insp. @194
Cost of
Yard Insp. &
Teaming@05
Total
Cost:
Cost per f.
Remarks.
Adams
St. Wyoming Are South
7
A. W. Bryne.
13500
134712
8
89
1
14667
982200
49813
2 6 1.50
6239
1808482
3
Cedar Park
4.
6:0
125405 1-5 12455
8
74
1
119524
158.28
2042067
532.37
24328
6210
2857417
2298
5
South
G Circuit
St.
4
Barter - Sanford.
1
G
60074
46
1
2
48
55608
45.5.766
179.47
10994
.2883
774.006
3611 1751217
1846
601 359
1629
Charles
-
042; Marth
6
128.00
$200
10
1 9453
28,40
245674
23.771
2483
140
350674
17
Chester
7
6
18957
181.00
1
16
150.70
154464
89.43
3624
290144
15,30
212246
9401
6000
45.50 381906
123/ Wease Lid in concert
17
Framing Acc - North
4
6
45000 1-5
$5800
2
93
1 45541
561595
19435
8230
27.50
865745
4
6-8
75005 7.0
$86.00
12
20
888.25
908698
109.51
14550
37.50
14.01.208
Compe-Last.
4
-
2/ Grundy -
7
High
A
23
South
24
4
: North Linton St - Last
7
26 Hurd
4
27 Leeds
4
28 Liadaz
4
6
10065
120,00
4
16
312.63
279937
10585
5832
15.03
459137
1.527
30
-
.
Sanford : North List
4
6:8
133611
2
92
699.21
71.82
1001.922
75800
264,20
1684922
1.261
35
1920
6
40325
1185.75
1183.25
86
925.46
1518.583
64454
22465
59.18
2451953
22.50
161202
1914
Dine
38
4805
39
Maple- North.
10 Private land of ALL. Taylor
4
8
17721
12200 1
20
20830
6.28
324298
12222
2.2.18
545628
LUKT
42 Prospect
St
4
6
1040.00
28
32
716.30
32210
2592740
311.39
20176
52.00 3157.890
29385
214.00
1
22
308.59
3.19875
107.70
5300
14.69
49.5266
25
4
..
1
.
7
6
67050
628.00
#2
60212
791.492
277.87
12232
176.85
7752
19.98
727962 1944
.521
.
Cadar Park-South
A
6
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