City of Melrose annual report 1906, Part 19

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Publication date: 1906
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'l'axes of 1900.


Overdraft, Jan. 31, 1906 $983.32


Taxes of 1901.


Balance, Jan. 31, 1906


$202.03


Abatements


1,722.98


$1,520.95


$1,520.95


Taxes of 1902.


Overdraft, Jan. 31, 1906


$3,015.53


Abatements


17.20


$3,032.73


$3,032.73


Taxes of 1903.


Overdraft, Jan. 31, 1906


$572.57


Abatements


1.80


$574.37 $574.37


380


CITY OF MELROSE


Taxes of 1904.


Balance, Jan. 31, 1906 $1,394.25


Additionals in 1906 224.46


$1,618.71


Abatements


700.00


$918.11


Taxes of 1905.


Balance, Jan. 31, 1906


$2,554.04


Additionals in 1906


289.35


$2,843.39


Abatements


1,197.59


$1,645.80


Taxes of 1906.


Overlay appropriation


$4,100.81


Additionals


858.84


$4,959.65


Abatements


2,899.40


$2,060.19


$9,860.49


Less overdrafts, 1900-1901-1902-1903


6,111.87


$3,748.62


TAXES COLLECTED.


See Treasurer's report, page


TAX TITLES.


Total unredeemed, Jan. 31, 1906. $5,144.73


Cash received, titles redeemed 1,318.01


$3,826.72


381


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Transferred from city of Melrose real


estate 125.78


Total unredeemed, Dec. 31, 1906


$3,700.94


TAX TAKINGS.


Amount transferred to Collector $2,545.73


Cash received, takings redeemed 510.26


Total unredeemed, Dec. 31, 1906


$2,035.47


CITY OF MELROSE, UNREDEEMED REAL ESTATE. Balance unredeemed, Jan. 31, 1906. .. $1,356.95 Transferred to tax titles 125.78


$1,482.73


Cash received


64.95


$1,417.78


Transferred from sewer assessment ..


67.58


Total amount unredeemed, Dec. 31,


1906


$1,350.20


CITY OF MELROSE, UNREDEEMED SEWER ASSESSMENTS. Transferred to collector $343.91


Total amount unredeemed, Dec. 31,


1906


$343.91


LOANS TEMPORARY.


Balance, Jan. 31, 1906 $108,929.61


Cash received for notes


.


202,400.00


$311,329.61


Expended.®


Paid sundry notes


$196,929.61


Balance to 1907


114,400.00


$311,329.61 $311,329.61


382


CITY OF MELROSE


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.


Cash received from State Treasurer .. $3,578.50


Overdraft, 1905 3,578.50


Expended.


Transferred to military aid $27.50


Soldiers' burial 245.00


State aid


3,081.00


Refunded by Commonwealth, Nov.


1907


$3,353.50


SINKING FUNDS.


Amounts invested by the Sinking Fund


Commissioners on Dec. 31, 1906,


are as follows :


Schoolhouse loan $60,265.48


Sewer loan 180,667.04


Surface drainage loan


11,313.68


Town Hall loan


39,382.70


Water loan


194,013.92


$485,642.82


For details see report of Sinking Fund


Commissioners.


PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.


For details of all accounts see report of Engineer and Superintendent of Public Works.


CITY HALL.


CONTINGENT.


Balance from 1905


$22.10


Appropriation 275.00


$297.10


383


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Expended.


Bills paid


$171.72


Balance to 1907


125.38


$297.10


$297.10


HEATING.


Balance from 1905


$1.55


Appropriation


320.82


Bills paid


$318.60


Balance to 1907


3.77


$322.37


$322.37


Balance from 1905


$8.00


Appropriation


687. 50


$695.50


Expended.


Bills paid


$680.00


Balance to 1907


15.50


$695.50


$695.50


Balance from 1905


$95.23


Appropriation


233.33


Cash for use of hall


300.00


$628.56


Expended.


Bills paid


$613.86


Balance to 1907


14.70


$628.56


$628.56


COLLECTION OF ASHES.


Balance from 1905


$183.62


Appropriation


1,190.00


Cash received


2.27


$1,375.89


$322.37


JANITOR.


LIGHTING.


384


CITY OF MELROSE


Expended.


Bills paid


$1,261.16


Balance to 1907


114.73


$1,375.89


$1,375.89


DIX POND.


Balance from 1905 $1.13


Expended.


Transferred to treasury


$1.13


$1.13


$1.13


ENGINEERING DIVISION. CONTINGENT.


Balance from 1905


$30.55


Appropriation


229.17


$259.72


Expended.


Bills paid


$162.32


Balance to 1907


97.40


$259.72


$259.72


SALARIES.


Balance from 1905


$385.31


Appropriation .


1,891.66


Transferred from general contingent


56.34


Transferred from water fund


400.00


Expended.


Bills paid


$1,947.50


Transferred to treasury


385.31


Balance to 1907


400. 50


$2,733.31


$2,733.31


er


$2,733.31


385


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


HIGHWAY DIVISION. GENERAL REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE.


Balance from 1905


$294.08


Appropriation


21,200.00


Cash sundry bills for sundry divisions


14,640.39


-- $36,134.47


Expended.


Bills paid


$35,302.37


Balance to 1907


832.10


$36,134.47 $36,134.47


PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAYS.


$10,000.00 Appropriation


Expended.


Bills paid $10,000.00


$10,000.00 $10,000.00


STONE BOUNDS.


Balance from 1905


$64.79


Balance to 1907


$64.79


$64.79


$64.79


STEAM ROAD ROLLER.


Proceeds of notes


$3,500.00


Bills paid


$3,500


$3,500.00


$3,500.00


LIFE-SAVING APPARATUS


Balance from 1905


$21.73


Balance to 1907


$21.73


$21.73


$21.73


Expended.


386


CITY OF MELROSE


PARK DIVISION.


Balance from 1905


$1.79


Appropriation


250.00


Cash sundry division


118.52


Expended.


Bills paid


$244.90


Transferred to treasury


1.79


Balance to 1907


123.62


$370.31


$370.31


IMPROVEMENT OF ELL POND.


Appropriation


$300.00


Balance to 1907


$300.00


$300.00


$300.00


·


PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE. BOARD AND CARE OF HORSE.


Balance from 1905


$9.70


Appropriation


284.17


Transferred from general contingent. .


40.00


$333.87


Expended.


Bills paid


$324.17


Transferred to treasury


9.70


$333.87


$333.87


1 CLERICAL SERVICES.


Balance from 1905


$1.00


Appropriation


$595.83


$596.83


$370.31


387


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Expended.


Bills paid


$580.63


Transferred to treasury


1.00


Balance to 1907


15.20


$596.83


$596.83


CONTINGENT.


Balance from 1905


$4.82


Appropriation


247. 50


$252.32


Expended.


Bills paid


$238.51


Transferred to treasury


4.82


Balance to 1907


8.99


$252.32


$252.32


TELEPHONE.


Balance from 1905


$8.54


Appropriation


64.17


$72.71


Expended.


Bills paid '.


$63.91


Transferred to treasury


8.54


Balance to 1907


.26


$72.71


$72.71


SEWER DIVISION. CONSTRUCTION.


Balance from 1905


$2,859.77


Cash, W. D. Hunter


296.95


Cash, sundry bills sundry division


8,033. 17


$11,189.89


Expended.


Bills paid


$16,351.91


Overdraft to 1907


$5,162.02


$16,351.91 $16,351.91


388


CITY OF MELROSE


MAINTENANCE.


Balance from 1905


$72.68


Appropriation


650.00


Cash, W. D. Hunter


.65


$723.33


Expended.


Bills paid


$427.62


Balance to 1907


295.71


$723.33


$723.33


PRIVATE SEWERS.


Balance from 1905


$47.40


Cash received


2,107.66


$2,155.06


Expended.


Bills paid


$2,079.49


Balance to 1907


75.57


$2,155.06


$2,155.06


SIDEWALK DIVISION. CONTINUOUS WALKS.


Balance from 1905


$687.53


Proceeds from note


5,500.00


Cash received


1,105.37


Expended.


Bills paid


$5,661.98


Transferred to Main St. curb stone


698.26'


Balance to 1907


932.66


$7,292.90 $7,292.90


INDIVIDUAL WALKS.


Balance from 1905


$366.49


Appropriation


1,000.00


Proceeds of note


600.00


Cash receipts


1,478.25


$3,414.74


$7,292.90


389


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Expended.


Bills paid


$2,195.50


Balance to 1907


219.24


$3,414.74


$3,414.74


REPAIRS.


Balance from 1905


$10.74


Expended.


Transferred to treasury


$10.74


$10.74


$10.74


STREET LIGHTING.


Balance from 1905


$102.29


Appropriation


11,430.84


Transferred from bank and corp. tax 366.00


-$11,899.13


Expended.


Bills paid


$11,647.37


Balance to 1907


251.76


$11,899.13 $11,899.13


STREET SPRINKLING


Cash receipts


$4,824.84


Less overdrafts. 1905


2,362.25


$2,462.59


Expended.


Bills paid


$5,570.99


Overdraft to 1907


$3,108.40


$5,570.99 $5,570.99


SURFACE DRAINAGE.


Cash sale of bonds


$20,000.00


Cash trom sundry divisions


449.99


$20,449.99


390


CITY OF MELROSE


Less overdraft, 1905


112.47


$20,337. 52


Expended.


Bills paid


$20,072.41


Balance to 1907


265.II


$20,337.52 $20,337.52


WATER DIVISION. WATER FUND INCOME.


Balance from 1905 $11,585.59


Cash receipts 44,360.54


$55,946.13


Expended.


Paid interest on coupons $8,520.00


State Treasurer W. L. S. fund .. 5,802.58


State Treasurer, interest 14,905.91 State Treasurer, maintenance ... 4,521.60


Transferred to engineering division .. 400.00


Transferred to water maintenance .


.. 20,477. 10


$54,627. 19


Balance to 1907


1,318.94


$55,946. 13 $55,946. 13


CONSTRUCTION.


Balance from 1905 $948.46


Cash. W. D. Hunter 175.50


$1,123.96


Expended.


Bills paid


$5,878.29


Overdraft to 1907


$4,754.33


$5,878.29 $5,878.29


MAINTENANCE.


Transferred from water fund $20,477.10


Cash from sundry divisions 7,142.64


- $27,619.74


39I


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Expended.


Billls paid


$21,051.06


Balance to 1907


6,568.68


$27,619.74 $27,619.74


BUILDING ROGERS STREET.


Proceeds of notes


$800.00


Balance to 1907


$800.00


$800.00


$800.00


ELL POND PARK


Appropriation $500.00


Expended.


Overdraft, 1905


$500.00


$500.00


$500.00


RETAINING WALL, ELL POND.


Proceeds of notes $2,000.00


Expended.


Bills paid


$31.51


Balance to 1907


1,968.49


$2,000.00


$2,000.00


GREEN STREET WIDENING.


Proceeds of notes $6,000.00


Expended


Bills paid


$4,971.43


Balance to 1907


1,028.57


$6,000.00


$6,000.00


392


CITY OF MELROSE


MAIN STREET CURBSTONE AND WALK.


Transferred from continuous sidewalks $698.26


Overdraft from 1905


$3,365.14


Overdraft to 1907


2,666.88


$3,365. 14 $3,365.14


MAIN STREET WIDENING DAMAGES.


Balance from 1905


$125.00


Cash received B. & N. St. Ry.


7,250.00


$7,375.00


Expended.


Paid awards


$7,275.00


Balance to 1907


100.00


$7,375.00


$7,375.00


MAIN STREET WIDENING. J. L. Bryne Contract.


Balance from 1905


$290.25


Balance to 1907


$290.25


$290.25


$290.25


MELROSE COMMON.


Balance from 1905


Expended.


Transferred to treasury


.04


.04


.04


REMOVAL SEWELL SCHOOL BUILDING.


Balance from 1905


$119.93


Proceeds of note 1.400.00 - $1,519.93


.04


-


393


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Expended.


Bills paid


$386.88


Balance to 1907


1,133.05


$1,519.93


$1,519.93


SEWELL SCHOOL FENCE.


Transferred from general contingent $215.25


Expended.


Bills paid


$173.12


Balance to 1907


42.13


$215.25


$215.25


LOANS, MUNICIPAL AND PERMANENT.


Balance from 1905 $69,141.47


Cash received for notes 24,886.1?


-- $94,027. 50


Expended.


Paid sundry notes


$56,627.59


Balance to 1907


37,400.00


$94,027.59 $94,027.59


SCHEDULE OF CITY PROPERTY


BROWN TAIL AND GYPSY MOTH.


Personal property $960.35


CHARITY DEPARTMENT.


Personal property, schedule on file .. $1,463.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Central fire station on City Hall lot. .


$20,000.00


394


CITY OF MELROSE


HOSE. NO. 3.


Building


$1,200.00


10.267 sq. ft. of land


3,075.00


4,275.00


HOSE NO. 4.


Building


$1,800.00


5,025 sy. ft. land


350.00


2,350.00


Personal property 13,181.14


Fire alarm system


14,663.05


$54,469.19


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Personal property, schedule on file .. $940.00


PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Building $30,000.00


30,300 sq. ft. land


10,600.00


Personal property, library books, etc. 17,000.00


Furniture, fixtures, tables and supplies 6,000.00


---- $63,600.00


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Converse school building


$5,000.00


21,017 sq. ft. land


1,050.00


$6,050.00


Franklin school building


$30,000.00


21,752 sq. ft. land


6,575.00 -


$36,575.00


Gooch school building


$25,000.00


27,815 sq. ft. land


4,450.00


$29,450.00


High school buildings


$100,000.00


116,385 sq. ft. land


58,200.00


$158,200.00


395


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Lincoln school building $30,000.00 27,604 sq. ft. land 6,900.00


$36,900.00


Livermore school building $12,000.00


26,555 sq. ft. land 6,650.00 - $18,650.00


Mann, Horace, school building $20,000.00


26,331 sq. ft. land 4,475.00 -


$24,475.00


Ripley school building $2,200.00


14,567 sq. ft. land


575.00


$2,775.00


Sewall school building $8,000.00


14,748 sq. ft. land


7,375.00 -


$15,375.00


Warren school building $14,000.00


18,572 sq. ft. land


2,300.00


$16,300.00


Washington school building $30,000.00


30,794 sq. ft. land 4,000.00


$34,000. (X )


West side school building $1,000.00


11,880 sq. ft. land


3,325.00


$4,325.00


Whittier school building


$7,500.00


15,000 sq. ft. land


3,000.00 - $10,500.00


Winthrop school buildings $11,000.00


20,544 sq. ft. land 1,600.00 - -- - $12,600.00


Total bulidings and lands


$406,175.00


Personal property 41,150.00 -


Total


$447,325.00


396


CITY OF MELROSE


SUNDRIES.


Old school building, Chestnut St .. . . $500.00


12,000 sq. ft. land


2,400. 00


$2,900.00


Old school building, Green St.


$500.00


24,500 sq. ft. land


3,600.00


$4,100.00


Old school building, Upham St. $600.00


II.400 sq. ft. land


675.00


$1,275.00


$8,275.00


WYOMING CEMETERY.


Buildings


$2,900.00


47 3-4 acres land


31,700.00


Water system


950.00


Personal property


183.00


$35,733.00


PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.


City Hall building


$65,000.00


44,934 sq. ft. land


67,400.00


Furniture, fixtures and sundries, sched- 11le on file


8,726.45


$141,126.45 1


HIGHWAY DIVISION.


Crusher lot, Maple St., 49,Q15 sq. ft. land


$1,000.00


Crusher lot, Linwood Ave., 132,877 sq. ft. land


3,200.00


Stone crusher plant, tools, etc.


4,800.00


Road roller, scrapers, plows, sprink- ling carts, etc. 6,727. 50


Horses, carts, harnesses, tools, etc .... 3,166.00


$18,893.50


397


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


PUBLIC PARKS.


Ell Pond Park $15,000.00


Melrose common, 4 35.100 acres . . 10,000.00


Sewall Woods Park, 9 acres and 10,000 sq. ft. land 11,250.00


Strip east side Ell pond


1,000.00


Lot, Main and Lynde Sts., 500 sq. ft. land


1,250.00


Settees


25.00


$38,525.00


SEWER DIVISION.


Sewer system, cost of construction. . $404,469.91 Less amount received from Common- wealth, under chapter 414, Acts of 1896 20,476.70


Stock


$383,993.2,1 3,819.58


$387,812.79


SURFACE DRAINAGE.


Cost of construction .$107,760.54 34.82


Stock


$107,795.36 -


WATER DIVISION.


Water system, cost of construction. . $469,440. 30 Less amount received from Common- wealth, taken by Metropolitan Water Board 123,917.54


Stock


$345,522.76 5,203.98


$350,726.74


398


CITY OF MELROSE


RECAPITULATION.


Brown tail and gypsy moth $960.35


Charity department 1,463.00


Fire department 54,469. 10


Police department 940.00


Public Library department


63,600.00


School department


447,325.00


Sundries department


8,275.00


Wyoming cemetery


35,733.00


City Hall 141,126.45


Highway division 18,893.50


Public parks 38,525.00


Sewer division


387,812.79


Surface drainage


107,795.36


Water division


350,726.74


$1.657,645. 38


.


Index to Auditor's Report


Aggregate Transactions .340-347


Assets and Liabilities


337


Auditor's Report 327


Balance Sheet


337-339


Cash


Account


332


Debt Bonded


330-331


Debt, Municipal


329


Finances


328


Ledger Balance 334-336


Treasury 333


Bank and Corporation Tax 348


Betterments So. Avenue


350


Bonds City Officers .


348


Brown-Tail and Gypsy Moth Assessments


348-349


Brown-Tail and Gypsy Moth Private Work


349


Cemetery


.350-351


Charity Department-Aid of Poor


Clerical Assistance


352


Contingent


352


352


352


Assessors


353


City Clerk


353


Collectors


354


Elections


355


General


355


Inspection of Buildings


357


Mayor's


357


Sealer of Weights and Measures


357


Solicitor


358


Fire Department-Chief


358


Assistant Engineer and Clerk


358


Call Men


358


Electrician and Driver


359


Engineer and Driver


359


Permanent Men


359


Coal and Wood


360


Contingent


360


Electric, Gas and Telephone


360


Fire Alarm Boxes


361


Fire Alarm Maintenance


361


Hay and Grain 362


Horses 362


Horse Shoeing 362


Hose 362


Laundry and Linen 363


Repair Central Fire Station


363


.


Claims


Contingents-Aldermen's


351


400


CITY OF MELROSE


Health Department-Collection of Garbage 363


Contagious Diseases


363


Contingent 364


Medical Inspection of Schools


365


Salaries


365


Insurance


Interest


366


Melrose Hospital


366


Melrose Town History


367


Memorial Day


367


Military Aid


367


Pay Roll Tailings


367


Pine Banks Park


367


Police Department-City Ambulance


368


Contingent


368


Salaries Chief and Regular Officers


368


Salaries Special Officers


368


Public Library-Books and Magazines


369


Fuel and Lights


369-370


Insurance


370


Janitor


370


Library Supplies


370


Salaries


371


New Public Library


371


Salaries, City Officers


371


Contingent


372


Fuel


373


Furniture


373


Printing


373


Repairs


374


Salaries


374


Transportation


374


Tuition


374


Sewer Assessments


376


Soldiers' Burial


375


Soldiers' Relief


375


Spot Pond Award


376


State Aid


376


Taxes-County


377 377


Metropolitan Park


378


State


378


Wellington Bridge


378


Tax Titles


380


Tax Takings


381


Trust Funds-Cemetery


378


E. Toothaker


378-379


Abatements, Additionals and Overlays 379-380


Commonwealth of Massachusetts 382


Fourth of July Celebration 379


Loans, Municipal and Permanent 393


Loans, Temporary 381


Sinking Funds 382


School Department-Books and Supplies


372


Metropolitan Sewer


.


366


40I


Schedule City Property-Brown-Tail and Gypsy Moths 393


Charity Department


393


Fire Department 393-394


Police Department


394


Public Library


394


School Department


394-396


Wyoming Cemetery


396


Public Works Department-City Hall


Highway Division


396


Parks


397


Sewer Division


397


Surface Drainage


397


Water Division


397


Recapitulation 398


Public Works Department-Building Rogers Street


391


City Hall-Contingent


382


Heating


383:


Janitor


383.


Lighting


383


Dix Pond 384


Ell Pond Park 391


Ell Pond Improvement 386


391


Ell Pond Retaining Wall


384


Salaries


384 391


Green Street Widening


385


Life-Saving Apparatus


385


Main Street Curbstone and Walk


392


Main Street Widening Damages


392


Main Street Widening, Bryne Contract 392


392


Parks


386


Public Works Office-Board and Care of Horse 386


Clerical Services


386


Contingent


387


Telephone


387


Sewal School Building removal .


392


Sewal School Fence 393


Sewer Division-Construction


387


Maintenance


388


Private Sewers 388


388


Individual 388-389


Repairs


389


Steam Roller


385


Street Lighting


389


Street Sprinkling


389


Surface Drainage


389


Water Division-Water Fund Income


390


Construction 390


Maintenance


390


M


Engineer's Division-Contingent


Highway Division-Maintenance and Repairs Permanent Improvements


385


Melrose Common


Sidewalks-Continuous


AUDITOR'S REPORT


396


City Clerk's Report


Melrose, Mass., May 13, 1907.


To His Honor the Mayor, Melrose, Mass .:


Dear Sir :- In compliance with the City Ordinances, I have the honor to transmit herewith the annual report of the re- ceipts of the City Clerk's department, the same being for the municipal year ending December 31, 1906, the payment of the same to the proper authorities, the vital statistics of the city of Melrose for 1906, with the assessed polls and voters.


Respectfully yours,


W. De HAVEN JONES, City Clerk.


Fees received in the City Clerk's department, 1906, Jan- uary 31, 1906, to December 31, 1906:


Returning births, marriages and deaths $231.60


Intentions of marriages, 143@50 cents 71.50-


p+ Mortgages of personal property, 80@75 cents .. 60.00


Releases, sales, etc., 26@25 cents 6.50


Drivers' licenses, 4@$1.00 4.00


Carriage licenses, 8@$1.00 8.00


Itinerant musician licenses, II@$1.00 11.00


Fireworks' licenses, 9@$2.00 18.00


Gunpowder and firearms, I@$2.00 2.00


Junk collectors' licenses, 8@$10.00 80.00


Auctioneers' licenses, 12@$2.00 24.00


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CITY CLERK'S REPORT. 403


Express and job wagon licenses, 20@$1.00 20.00


Employment office license, I@$1.00. 1.00


Liquor transportation licenses, 7@$1.00 7.00


Gasoline licenses, 10@$2.00


20.00


Total


$564.60


May 4, 1906, Paid City Treasurer . . $231.60


May 5, 1906, paid City Treasurer . 40.00


May 9, 1906, paid City Treasurer . 71.75


June 23, 1906, paid City Treasurer . . 46.65


June 23, 1906, paid City Treasurer .


55.10


July 30, 1906, paid City Treasurer .


48.75


Dec. 29, 1906, paid City Treasurer


41.50


Dec. 31, 1906, paid City Treasurer ..


29.25


$564.60


DOG LICENSES.


W. De Haven Jones, City Clerk, Melrose, in Account with Middlesex County Treasurer.


558 male licenses at $2.00 each $1,116.00


91 female licenses at $5.00 each 455.00


I breeder's license 25.00


$1,596.00


650 licenses, less 20 cents each


130.00


$1,466.00


June 5, 1906, by check to County Treasurer $1,150.40


Dec. 5, 1906, by check to County Treasurer


315.60


$1,466.00


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CITY OF MELROSE.


BIRTHS.


Whole number recorded in 1906


35I


Whole number recorded in 1905 302


Increase from last year 49


Number of males born 170


Number of females born .


18I


351


Number of twin births


5


MARRIAGES.


Number of intentions filed


[46


Both parties residents of Melrose . .. But one party a resident of Melrose ..


58


87


Both parties residents outside of Mel-


rose I


..


146


Number of marriages recorded


153


Both parties residents of Melrose . ....


55


But one party a resident of Melrose. .


85


Neither party a resident of Melrose. . I3


153


First marriage of


276


Second marriage of


29


Third marriage of


1


..


306


Age of oldest groom


63


Age of youngest groom


19


Age of oldest bride


70


Age of youngest bride .


17


1


198


Oldest male, 88 years and 28 days. Oldest female, 91 years, 2 months and 18 days.


ASSESSED POLLS AND VOTERS.


Polls


Males


Voted Females Voted


Ward 1.


492


382


327


29


0


Ward 2


703


498


405


27


1


Ward 3.


585


422


360


43


5


Ward 4.


473


363


310


61


5


Ward 5.


608


400


317


16


4


Ward 6.


722


526


438


36


0


Ward 7.


652


483


397


10


0


4,235


3,074


2,554


222


15


66


5 to IO 66


66


Io to 20 66


9


66


20 to 30


66


14


66 40 to 50


19


50 to 60 66


21


6


60 to 70


36


70 to 80


24


66


80 to 90


66


21


66


90 to 100


I


Unknown


I


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CITY CLERK'S REPORT.


DEATHS.


Number of deaths for 1906


198


of males


90


of females 107


Unknown


1


198


Number of deaths of persons


Under 1 year of age


30


From I to 5 years


8


4


66


30 to 40


IO


1


The following is a statement of the votes cast in the several wards of the City, November 6, 1906, for the candidates of


406


CITY OF MELROSE.


the different parties for Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Representative to the General Court.


GOVERNOR.


Candidate and Party. Wards Gamaliel Bradford, S. G. Ref .. James F. Carey, Socialist ......


1


1


3


2


4


6


3


20


William H. Carroll, Soc. Labor


0


1


0


0


1


0 284 29


194 43


148


John B. Moran, Ind. League.


25


32


27


16


20 25


45


58


228


John B. Moran, Democratic


24


45


48


14


40


52


75


298


John B. Moran.


0010


8


6


1


6


7


3


33


Blanks


8


7


9


4


5


12


19


64


Totals


327


405


360


310


317


438


397


2,554


LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.


Candidate and Party. Wards E. Gerry Brown. I. L., Dem ....


74


2 106


3 102


4 55


5 96


6 139 11 251


158


7 Totals 730


Hervey S. Cowell. Prohibition ..


10


13 256


224


231


192


172


1,549


Walter J. Hoar, Soc. Labor


1


4


3


0


6


2


3


19


John F. Miller, Socialist.


2


4


1


1


2


5


18


Blanks


17


23


22


11


17


33


53


176


Totals.


327


405


360


310


317


438


397


2,554


REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL COURT.


Candidate and Party. Wards Andrew J. Burnett, Republican Sidney H. Buttrick. R. I. N. Pap.


130


124


121


119


87


70


63


714


George W. Carr, Democratic ... Blanks ..


69


66


90


32


65


120


76


518


17


14


13


4


10


11


19


88


Totals


327


405


360


310


317


438


397


2,554


.


The following is a statement of the votes cast in the several wards of the City December II, 1906, for Mayor, Aldermen- at-large, School Committee, Ward Aldermen, etc.


MAYOR.


Candidate and Party. Wards Charles J. Barton. Cit. N. Pap. Eugene H. Moore, Republican .. Blanks ...


8


2


5


4


1


10


3


33


Totals.


264


351


314


289


255


399


369


2,241


ALDERMEN-AT-LARGE. For Two (2) Years.


Candidate and Party. Wards John Buffum, Republican ....


222


263


3 230


4 249


5 198


6 302


7 233


1,697


Albert A. Day, Republican


222


287


226


232


190


294


217


1,668


Leslie F. Keene, Republican.


202


277


222


201


185


304


246


1,637


Blanks.


146


226


264


185


192


297


411


1,721


Totals.


792 1,053


942


867


765 1,197 1,107


6,723


1


2


3 136


4 155


5 155


6 237


7 239


Totals 1,234


111


201


2 131


3 131


4 152 133


5 130 124


6 204 185


7 201 165


Totals 1,082


123


218


178


5


12


5


6


62


Eben S. Draper, Republican ....


223


291


254


260


215


1


3


2


0


1,746


Curtis Guild, Jr., Republican .. John B. Moran, Prohibition ...


17


19


7


13


5


6


7 Totals


1


2


3


4


2


1


6


0


1 133


1


2


Totals


1,126


15 2


248


1


407


CITY CLFRK'S REPORT.


SCHOOL COMMITTEE. For Three (3) Years.


Candidate and Party. Wards 1


2


3 260


4 236


5 215


6 314


253


1,775


Oscar F. Frost, Republican ..


208


256


207


'215


178


268


213


1,545


Isabelle Stantial, Republican ... 217


261


222


219


188


282


204


1,593


Blanks ..


146


263


268


212


196


333


437


1,855


Totals


792 1,056


957


882


777 1,197 1,107


6,768


WARD ALDERMEN.


Ward One.


Candidate and Party.


225


Julius A. Serra, Republican.


197


Blanks ..


106


Totals.


Ward Two.


Otis J. Libby, Republican.


265


George E. Manser, Republican


291


Blanks.


146


Totals.


702


Ward Three.


Thomas H. Gilman, Republican.


246


George W. Libbey, Republican. 253


Blanks.


129


Totals.


628


Ward Four.


John Dike. Republican.


173


Frank G. Howard, Republican


171


Henry W. Upham, Independent.


152


Blanks ..


89


Totals.


578


Ward Five.


191


Edward J. Lord, Republican. Blanks.


108


Totals.


510


Ward Six.


Joseph H. Allen, Republican.


321


Elmer O. Goodridge, Republican. 295


182


Totals


798


Ward Seven.


William J. Bowser. Republican.


239


David Cassell, Independent.


149


Wallace R. Lovett, Republican. Blanks ...


145


Totals 738


LICENSE QUESTION.


Wards. 1


2


Yes


29


59


3 62 228 24


4 39 243


5 45 197


6 85 289 25


243 39


1,694


Blanks.


12


271 21


7


13


141


Totals.


264


351


314


289


255


399


369


2,241


Ernest C. Fish, Republican .....


221


276


Charles E. French, Republican


528


Arthur S. Davis, Republican.


211


Blanks.


205


No


7 Totals 87


406


223


7 Totals


408


CITY OF MELROSE.


ADDITION TO THE MARY A. LIVERMORE SCHOOLHOUSE. QUESTION-YES OR NO?


7 Totals


Yes


97


125


111


122


5 73


6 127


70


725


No


121


176


165


134


140


213


229


1,178


Blanks.


46


50


38


33


42


59


70


338


Totals.


264


351


314


289


255


399


369


2,241


LICENSE QUESTION BY YEARS


Yes


No


Blanks


Totals


1900


362


1,581


205


2,148


1901


292


1,326


199


1,817


1902


341


1,202


125


1,658


1903


355


1,371


149


1,879


1904


271


1,046


198


1,515


1905


409


1,649


181


2,239


1906


406


1,694


141


2,241


Wards.


1


2


3


4


Report of Registrars of Voters


The Registrars of Voters have held twenty-two meetings during the past year. At their first meeting August 13, 1906, they organized as follows: Edwin L. Cragin, Chairman; W. De Haven Jones, Clerk. They revised the check lists and dropped 443 names on account of deaths, removals and not found by the assessors. At the next meeting 162 names were restored, found in other wards, leaving the number dropped at 281.


Meetings held for registering the voters for the State elec- tion on September 11, 18 and 21, from 6 to 9 o'clock P.M .; October 2 and 9 from 6 to 9 o'clock P.M .; also a continuous session October 17 from 12 o'clock noon until 10 o'clock P.M.




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