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Cement .
448.53
Castings
994.15
Lumber
92.34
Labor on stock.
162.69
Rent of Yard
175.00
--
5,132.82
$8,994.93
Stock used .
$618.61
By other divisions.
4,780.25
5,398.86
Srock balance (includes compressor)
$3,596.07
COST OF SYSTEM
Construction to Jan. 1, 1914.
$456,714.83
Construction 1914
7,279.92
Total cost to Jan. 1, 1915.
$463,994.75
MAINTENANCE
Appropriation.
$1,000.00
$7,646.87
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Expended
Repairs :-
Labor and teams.
$233.53
Stock.
20.68
$254.21
Cleaning:
Labor and teams.
$712.61
Tools and sundries.
40.03
752.64
$1,006.85
Less due sewer construction
8.68
998.17
Treasury balance.
$1.83
Private Sewers
There have been 85 connections made with the main sewers the past year, which have been paid from collections, making a total to Jan. 1, 1915 of 3,103. (Cost of private sewers paid for by applicant).
Balance Jan. 1, 1914.
Collections paid Treasurer.
$117.22 2,865.47
$2,982.69
Expended
Labor.
$1,919.70
Stock, sewer construction.
822.92
Stock and teams, highway division
55.17
Concrete repairs .
14.77
Water division.
3.80
2,816.36
Treasure balance
$166.33
Due sewer construction for insurance, tools, etc., $221.10.
SEWER CONSTRUCTION-1914
Street
Location
Size Inches
Length Feet
No. of M. H's
Argyle Street.
Extension soutlerly
6
50
Fairview Avenue.
"Reading Hill Avenue, southerly.
6
150
1
Haverhill Place. .
Holbrook Ct., to Haverhill Pl.
6
300
2
Lynde Avenue ..
Glen Rd., south to summit
6
154
1
Lynde Avenue.
Russell St., north.
6
158
Lynde Avenue.
Russell Street, south.
6
194
Stevens Road.
Extension northerly to summit
6
212
1
Warwick Road.
Perkins Street, southerly
6
366
1
Total.
1584
6
Pipe
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Sewers Built to January 1, 1915.
No of feet
6 inch pipe
116,209
66
8
6.
52,626
10
12 -
66
10,281
15
3,839 5,150
2,788
66
24
1,213
20 x 18 brick
3,035
20
111
24
28
212,686
NOTE :- Total length of Sewers 212,686 feet or 40.28 miles; 2.4 miles of which are owned and controlled by the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts, but by an Act of the Legislature, Melrose is permitted to use in the same manner as the local sewers.
SURFACE DRAINAGE
Construction
Balance Jan. 1, 1914.
$547.34
Appropriation. .
10,000.00
Due sewer construction and highways.
2,060.80 $12,608.14
Expended
Construction (see table)
11,975.46
Treasury balance
$632.68
Maintenance
Appropriation
$2,500.00
Expended
Cleaning catch-basins.
$1,513.89
Drains ..
397.80
Brook at Florence Street.
106.03
Cleaning brooks
313.39
Tools and supplies.
56.10
Insurance.
45.06
2,432.27
Treasury balance
$67.73
66
18 20
17,406
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SUMMARY OF IMPROVED SURFACE DRAINAGE CONSTRUCTED TO JAN. 1, 1915
8 inch Akron Pipe
646 lin. ft. 2,258 “
10
12
20,628 “
15
14,604 “
16 Iron
284 “
18 Akron
5,911 “
20
Iron
120 “
20
Akron
4,162 “
24
1,478 "
659 "
Brick conduit.
Concrete conduit.
8,894 “ 4
No. of manholes.
295
No. of catch-basins.
491
Cost of System to Jan. 1, 1914.
$163,426.15
Construction 1914.
11,975.46
Cost of System to Jan. 1, 1915.
$175.401.61
No. of concrete culverts.
SURFACE DRAINAGE CONSTRUCTION, 1914
Pipe
Street
Location
Size Ins.
Length Feet
No. of M. Hs.
No. of C. Bs.
Cost
Beech Avenue. . .
Near Fairmount Street.
$23.24
Boardman Avenue
At low point.
47.06
Cottage Street.
Extension to W. Foster Street.
12
526
3
2
1,323.02
Dix Pond Drain.
Rear of Memorial Hall.
60.89
Everett Street. .
Right of Way to Brook. .
12
122
1
146.54
Emerson Street, West.
Vinton Street, Westerly .
12
46
1
147.16
Ferdinand Street.
At low point.
1
83.78
First Street.
Near Larrabee Street.
10
80
2
Foster Street, West.
Cottage Street, East to R. R.
10
154
2
Foster Street, West ..
Willow Street, East ..
10
94
3
1
3
1,493.79
Foster Street, West.
Lebanon Street to Appleton Place.
12
400
2
3
845.57
Grove Street ...
Mountain Avenue to Prescott Street.
10
264
Hancock Street
Mountain Avenue to Prescott Street.
12
247
Hancock Street ...
Mountain Avenue to Prescott Street
15
32
4
5
1,466.14
Harvard Street Drain.
Lebanon Street to Harvard Street. .
24
18
Harvard Street Drain. .
Lebanon street to Harvard Street.
18
210
18
96
2
22 2 2
1,928.90
Meridian Street.
Grove Street to Beech Avenue. .
12
766
3
1,388.43
Perkins Street.
Extension Westerly . . .
18
100
176.79
Richardson Road.
Low point to Morgan Street.
12
364
3
3
Richardson Road.
Morgan Street to Ashland Street .
10
202
1
3
1,788.42
Spear Street.
At low point.
18
58
3
205.99
Vinton Street. .
At Messenger's Meadow.
12
322
1
666.95
Vinton Street.
Near Essex Street.
2
120.53
Vine Street. .
Totals .
4517
22
41
$11,975.46
SUMMARY OF WORK DONE IN 1914
794 ft. 10 in. Pipe Laid 2,989 44 12 “ 64 252 44 15 4
464 “ 18 4 =
18 “ 24 44
22 M. H.
41 C. B.
·
Right of Way to Right of Way ..
15
200
1 1
..
. .
.
At Messenger's Meadow ..
15
20
2
62.26
Foster Street, West.
Cottage Street, West ..
Dill's Ct. to Myrtle Street.
12
196
Hancock Street.
Harvard Street to Irving Street.
1
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CITY OF MELROSE
ENGINEERING DIVISION. Salaries and Wages
Appropriation .
$3,500.00
Expended :-
Salaries as per pay rolls
3,500.00
Other Expenses
Appropriation
$325.00
Expended :-
Engineers' supplies
$130.27
Repairs of instruments.
10.50
Grade stakes
76.20
Horse hire.
108.00
324.97
Treasury balance
$ .03
SYNOPSIS OF WORK DONE. Highway Division
Street lines and grade given for construction of new streets, including gutters, crossing, guard rails, etc., and record plans made of same.
Sewer Division.
Estimates have been rendered, lines and grades given, records kept of "Y" locations, plans and profiles made, and schedules for assessing all sewers constructed.
Water Division.
Estimates have been made and lines given for water mains, constructed and relaid. For location, lengths and size of mains, see tables under "Water Division."
Surface Drainage
Surveys, computations, and plans have been made, lines and grades given, and records kept of "Y" locations of all new work constructed.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Wyoming Cemetery
45 lots have been surveyed, a plan of each lot made and blueprints of same furnished the Cemetery Department. Lines and grades for driveways have been given. General plan of Cemetery showing lots has been corrected to date.
Sidewalks
Plans and profiles have been made, lengths and radii of curbing com- puted, work measured and schedules for assessment made.
Assessment Plans.
New buildings have been plotted. Common and private sewers con- structed and sewer assessment data recorded on plans.
Street Numbering
All new houses have been located and numbers furnished and put on by this department. 125 premises have been numbered; street lines and grades given to 56 abuttors; acceptance plans made of 8 streets, and plans made for 11 releases.
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES
Highways :-
Comprising plans, estimates, titles, profiles, lines and grades, and all other engineering work relating to the De- partment. $849.05
Sewers :-
Comprising surveys, estimates, profiles, lines, grades, plans, asssesments, and all other engineering work relating to sewers . $255.10
Surface Drainage :---
Comprising lines, grades, surveys and plans of all surface drainage work .
193.55
Water Works :-
Comprising lines, location of mains, plotting of new mains, etc., on city water map
196.43
.
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CITY OF MELROSE
Street Numbering :---
Location of buildings, numbering plans and affixing street numbers on houses . 47.66
Street Lines and Grades for Abuttors :-
Establishing lines, grades and miscellaneous data given parties for building, etc. 280.11
Acceptance Plans :-
Surveys and establishing grade of streets and estimates of same proposed for acceptance 193.95
Assessment Plans
270.25
Office Work :-
Records of locations, indexing, calculating and general draughting
718.19
Wyoming Cemetery :-
Comprising line and grade of lots surveyed, plans of lots made, etc .. 161.28
Miscellaneous :- 334.43
$3,500.00
In conclusion I desire to express my appreciation to His Honor, the Mayor, the Board of Aldermen, and the City Officials, for courtesies extended, and to the employees of this Department for their co-operation.
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE O. W. SERVIS,
Engineer and Superintendent of Public Works.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MELROSE, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
Location, 7 miles north of Boston.
Population, April 1, 1914. 17,037
Number of voters. .3,554
Number of polls 4,685
Greatest extent of City north and south. .2.44 miles
Greatest extent of City east and west. 2.95 miles
Valuation of real estate $15,961,250.00
Valuation of personal . $2,606,080.00
Tax rate per thousand $21.70
Area of City :- 3,115.00 acres
Land. . 3,079. 50 acres
Water
35.50 acres
Length of public streets. 46.84 miles
Length of private streets 13.51 miles
Total length of water mains 53.86 miles
Range of pressure on mains
From 100 lbs. to 23 lbs.
Total length of sewers . 48.28 miles
Number of 200 candle power incandescent lighte 50
Number of 40 candle power incandescent lights 691
Number of luminous arcs. .32
Areas of Parks :-
Melrose Common .
4.4· acres
Sewall Woods Park 9.0 66
Ell Pond Park. 25.50
Pine Banks Park 81.7 66
Middlesex Fells 170.0 66
Area of Wyoming Cemetery . 43.5
Elevation Main Street at City Hall,61 feet above mean low water.
Elevation Franklin Square
85
City Clerk's Annual Report
Melrose, Mass., Jan. 28, 1915.
To His Honor, the Mayor, and the Board of Aldermen.
Gentlemen :- In accordance with the City Ordinances, I have the honor to transmit herewith the annual report of the City Clerk's Depart- ment, the same being for the municipal year ending December 31, 1914, and the payments of the same to the proper authorities.
Licenses and fees received in the City Clerk's Department, January 1, 1914 to December 31, 1914:
Marriage intentions, 165 at $1.00.
$165.00
Junk Collectors' Licenses, 9 at $10.00
90.00
Mortgages. . . 91 at 75c. 45.00
68.25
Pool and Billiards, 9 tables at $5.00.
35.15
Express and Jobbing Wagons, 23 at $1.00 23.00
Bowling Alleys. 2 at $10.00 20.00
Auctioneers, 7 at $2.00. 14.00
Gasoline Licenses, 11 at $1.00 11.00
Removal Gasoline Licenses, 10 at 50c 5.00
Private Detective . .. 1 at $10.00 10,00
Hackney Carriages, 7 at $1.00. 7.00
Hackney Carriage Drivers, 5 at $1.00.
5.00
Itinerant Musicians, 4 at $1.00. 4.00
Releases, etc., 31 at 25c. 7.75
Intelligence Office, 1 at $1.00
1.00
$511.15
April 16, 1914 Paid the City Treasurer $30.40
June 6, 1914 6 66
100.00
Aug. 6, 1914 66 66
91.00
Sept. 30, 1914 66
51.00
Sept 30, 1914 66 66 66
5.00
Dec. 29, 1914 66 66 66
167.75
Jan. 4, 1915 66 66
66 66
$511.15
Appropriation in Budget for City Clerk's DepartmentSalaries and Wages. $1,800.00 Salaries paid, as per Auditor's report $1,800.00
66.00
Miscellaneous papers
127
CITY CLERK'S REPORT
Appropriation in Budget for City Clerk's Department, Other Expenses . $240.00
Bills paid, as per Auditor's report. 240.00
Appropriation in Budget for City Clerk's Department, Vital Statistics
$210.00
Bills paid, as per Auditor's report.
209.20
Balance Dec. 31, 1914 .
$ .80
Appropriation for printing City Report
$500.00
Bill paid for same, as per contract.
500.00
Appropriation for distributing City Report
10.00
Bills paid as per Auditor's report.
9.96
Balance Dec. 31, 1914.
$ .04
Appropriation in the Budget for Election and Registration, Salaries and Wages .
$1,495.00
Bills paid, as per Auditor's Report.
1,471.80
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1914.
$23.20
Election and Registration, Other Expenses
1,000.00
Bills paid, as per Auditor's report.
958.62
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1914.
$41.38
Dog Licenses 1914
552 Male dogs at $2.00.
$1,104.00
62 Female dogs at $5.00.
310.00
$1,414.00
614 licenses less fees at 20c each
122.80
$1,291.20
June 4, 1914, Paid the County Treasurer
$1,050.60
Dec. 2, 1914
240.60
$1,291.20
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CITY OF MELROSE
Hunters' Licenses 1914
Number of licenses issued, 259 at $1.00
$259.00
Paid Fish and Game Commission:
Feb. 13, 1914.
$25.00
May 1, 1914.
10.00
Sept. 1, 1914
16.00
Oct. 2, 1914.
47.00
Oct. 13, 1914.
107.00
Nov. 10, 1914.
46.00
Dec. 10, 1914
6.00
Dec. 18, 1914
2.00
$259.00
Respectfully submitted,
W. De HAVEN JONES, City Clerk.
Report of Registrars of Voters
Melrose, Mass., Jan. 29, 1915.
To His Honor ,the Mayor, and the Bpard of Aldermen.
Gentlemen :- The Registrars of Voters held forty-three meetings during the year 1914.
The annual meeting for the election of officers was held on June 18, 1914 in the City Clerk's office. Edwin L. Cragin was unanimously re-elected chairman, and W. De Haven Jones served as secretary ex-officio.
John J. Keating having been re-appointed Registrar for a term of three years, was sworn into office at this meeting.
Several meetings were used up in revising the check lists in accord- ance with the Assessors' returns, 271 names were dropped, and the lists when completed were as follows:
Wards 1 551
2
3 4 435 379
5 395
6 552 387
7-1 7-2
Totals
437
80 3,216
The Registrars held many meetings and once a week, as required by law, during the month of August, for the purpose of certifying nomination papers, they certified about 3,300 names for the State election and over 2,000 names for the City election, making about 5,300 in all.
Meetings held for registering the voters for the State election, No- vember 3, 1914:
Wednesday, September 9th, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 11th, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Tuesday, September 15th, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 29th, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 6th, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Final Session
Wednesday, October 14th, from 12 noon until 10 o'clock p.m. (when registration ceased).
Wards 1 2
3 4
5 420
6 586 419
7-1
7-2 Totals
472 597 474
392
86 3,446
Meetings were held for registering the voters for the city election to be held December 8, 1914, as follows:
Tuesday, November 10th, from 7 to 10 p.m.
Final Session
Wednesday, November 18th, from 12 o'clock noon until 10 o'clock p.m. (when registration ceased).
Male
Wards
1
2
3
4 409
5
6 606
7-1
7-2
Totals
484
616
484
431
432
92 3,554
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CITY OF MELROSE
Women
Wards
1
2
3
6
4
5
6
7-1
7-2
Totals
25
32
33
65
20
37
11
6
229
Respectfully submitted
EDWIN L. CRAGIN, Chairman JOHN J. KEATING EDWIN J. TIRRELL W. DeHAVEN JONES, Clerk.
Registrars of Voters.
Report of City Solicitor
Hon. Charles H. Adams, Mayor, Melrose, Mass.
Dear Sir :- Pursuant to the requirements of the ordinances, I have the honor to submit the following report of the law department for the year ending with the first Monday of March, 1915.
During said year two actions were started against the city, one arising out an accident upon the highway and the other being a petition for a writ of mandamus. Both actions are still pending.
Also a suit was started by this city against the city of Everett in order to preserve rights arising out of aid furnished to a party alleged to have a settlement in the defendant city. This case also is pending.
Two cases of long standing, arising out of accidents upon the highways, have been settled during the past year.
During this period claims for injuries arising out of accidents upon the highways have been brought against the city by ten different parties, three of which claims, after investigation, were allowed and adjustment made. In the remaining cases, liability was denied and one of them has resulted in suit against the city.
During the year, twenty-seven law suits were started against the employees of or contractors with the city, in which cases the city was summoned as trustee.
Sixty-nine opinions have been rendered during the course of the year in response to inquiries from officers and members of the City Government.
At the municipal election in December, 1914, the people voted in favor of petitioning the legislature for an amendment to the city charter radically changing the number and terms and office of the members of the City Government. Pursuant to this vote and by direction of the Mayor and Aldermen, a bill was prepared and with an accompanying petition was filed in January of 1915. The final action of the legislature thereon is still awaited.
Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR S. DAVIS, City Solicitor
Report of City Collector for 1914
Dec. 31, 1914.
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen, City of Melrose.
I hereby submit the fifteenth annual report of Collector's Office.
TAX 19II
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1913
$3,027.37
Interest 1914. 501.59
$3,528.96
Abatements.
$440.01
City Posesssions .
608.94
Paid Treasurer Tax and Interest
2,528.16
$3,577.11
TAX 1912
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1913
$46,287.54
Interest 1914 .
3,255.99
$49,543.53
Abatements.
$1,380.47
Paid Treasurer Tax and Interest .
37,909.41
Takings
7,784.48
47,074.36
Uncollected.
$2,469.17
TAX 1913
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1913
$157,942.94
Interest. 1914
3,450.31
$161,393.25
Abatements .
2,997.70
Paid Treasurer Tax and Interest.
110,092.37
113,090.07
$48,303.18
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COLLECTOR'S REPORT
TAX 1914
Warrant.
$412,281.06
Additionals.
1,993.45
Interest
147.56
$414,442.07
Abatements .
6,606.07
Paid Treasurer Tax and Interest .
235,136.65
241,742.72
Uncollected Dec. 31, 1914
$172,679.35
STREET WATERING
1911-Collected and Paid Treasurer
$19.64
1912-Collected and Paid Treasurer
851.94
1913-Abated
$22.65
Collected and Paid Treasurer
2,926.39
2,949.04
1914-Collected and Paid Treasurer
$5,483.57
Abated
72.35
5,555.92
SUNDRY TAXES
Non-Resident Bank Tax.
$1,117.98
Excise Tax Bay State Ry. Co.
2,325.72
Collector's Receipts
1,705.16
PAYMENTS MOTH TAX 1914
1911-Abated
$14.70
Paid Treasurer
11.10
$25.80
1912-Abated
4.90
Paid Treasurer
28.95
33.85
1913-Abated
34.60
Paid Treasurer.
230.30
264.90
1914-Abated.
00.00
Paid Treasurer
160.15
160.15
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CITY OF MELROSE
SEWERS
Collected and Paid Treasurer
$2,919.62
Distributed:
Apportioned. .
$1,676.75
Non-apportioned.
691.36
Interest
551.51
$2,919.62
SIDEWALK AND CURBING
Collected and Paid Treasurer
$6,407.50
Distributed:
Apportioned.
$2,716.87
Non-apportioned.
3,435. 66
Interest.
254.97
6,407.50
BETTERMENTS
Collections 1914.
$1,276.89
Paid Treasurer.
$1,141.33
Paid Treasurer Interest
135.56
$1.276.89
WATER RATES 1914
1910-Collected and Paid Treasurer $82. 43
1911-Collected and Paid Treasurer 189.34
1912-Collected and Paid Treasurer 260.75
1913-Collected and Paid Treasurer 6,867.01
1914-Collected and Paid Treasurer 39,197.15
Water Summons 128.80
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COLLECTOR'S REPORT
REDEMPTION OF PROPERTY TAKEN BY CITY FOR YEARS ENUMERATED BELOW
Year
Tax
Int.
St. Wat.
Moth
1905.
$10.80
$11.75
1906
10.68
10.18
1907
10.20
8.26
1908.
16.65
10.51
1909
357.29
135.16
2.40
1910.
1,090.28
310.81
27.04
9.00
1911
3,051.33
588.35
64.76
18.00
1912.
1,191.29
158.88
29.61
7.50
$5,738.52|
$1,233.90
$23.81
$34.50
Above amounts paid Treasurer 1914.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES W. MURRAY, City Collector
Report of City Treasurer
Melrose, Mass., Feb. 25, 1915
To the Honorable, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen,
Melrose, Mass.
Gentlemen :- As required by Chap. 5, Sec. 3, Revised Ordinances, I submit herewith my report of receipts and payments for the year "showing the different sources of the city revenue and the amount received from each," together with lists showing all outstanding notes and bonds, a list showing the total amount of each kind due each year until all are paid, and a list showing the different kind of bonds and how many are due and payable serially from taxes and from sinking funds, and the amount in the Sinking Fund applicable to each.
Respectfully submitted, W. R. LAVENDER, City Treasurer
William R. Lavender, City Treasurer,
In account with the City of Melrose.
Balance cash on hand and in Bank, Jan. 1, 1914. $12,870.01 $1,025,479.12
Receipts in 1914.
$1,038,349.13
Payments in 1914.
1,021,663.09
Balance cash on hand and in Bank Dec. 31, 1914. $16,686.04
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CITY TREASURER'S REPORT
LIST OF TEMPORARY LOANS (REVENUE NOTES) OUTSTANDING DEC. 31, 1914
Date
Due
Amount
January
31, 1914.
. January
31, 1915.
$300.00
January
31, 1914.
. January
31, 1915.
2,000.00
January
31, 1914.
January
31, 1915.
700.00
March
26, 1914.
March
26, 1915.
10,000.00
March
26, 1914
March
26, 1915.
10,000.00
March
26, 1914.
March
26, 1915.
10,000.00
March
26, 1914.
March
26, 1915.
10,000.00
April
6, 1914.
April
6, 1915.
4,000.00
April
29, 1914
April
29, 1915.
1,400.00
August
28, 1914.
. April
15, 1915.
10,000.00
Aug.ust
28, 1914.
April
15, 1915.
10,000.00
August
28, 1914.
. April
15, 1915.
10,000.00
August
28, 1914.
.April
15, 1915.
10,000.00
October
31, 1914.
June
10, 1915.
10,000.00
October
31, 1914.
.June
10, 1915.
5,000.00
October
31, 1914.
June
10, 1915.
5,000.00
October
31, 1914.
June
10, 1915.
5,000.00
October
31, 1914.
June
10, 1915.
5,000.00
October
31, 1914.
February
5, 1915.
10,000.00
October
31, 1914.
January
28, 1915.
5,000.00
October
31, 1914.
January
28, 1915.
5,000.00
October
31, 1914.
January
28, 1915.
5,000.00
October
10, 1914.
. October
10, 1915.
1,000.00
December
4,1914.
. June
4, 1915.
10,000.00
December
4, 1914.
.June
4, 1915.
10,000.00
December
4, 1914.
. June
4, 1915.
10,000.00
December
4, 1914.
June
4, 1915.
10,000.00
December
4, 1914.
June
4, 1915.
5,000.00
December
4, 1914.
June
4, 1915.
5,000.00
December
4, 1914.
.June
4, 1915.
5,000.00
December
4, 1914.
June
4, 1915.
5,000.00
July
30, 1914.
April
6, 1915.
10,000.00
July
30, 1914.
April
6, 1915.
10,000.00
$224,400.00
LIST OF NOTES AND BONDS OUTSTANDING DEC. 31, 1914
MUNICIPAL LOANS
Date
Due
Order
Amount
Contagious Diseases
Jan. 31, 1914
Jan .. 31, 1915
8148A
$1,000.00
Dyer Avenue
Apr. 6, 1914
Apr. 6, 1915
7893
1,000.00
E. Foster St., Macadam
Sept. 10, 1914
Sept. 10, 1915
8337
500.00
Crosswalks and Gutters
Sept. 10, 1914
Sept. 10, 1915
8471
1,500.00
Charity and Soldiers' Relief Dec. 30, 1914
Dec. 30, 1915
S601
1,300.00
Contagious Disease
Dec. 26, 1914
Dec. 26, 1915
8657
2,000.00
$7,300.00
138
CITY OF MELROSE
PERMANENT LOANS
Bennett's Dam
Aug. 1, 1908
Aug. 1,1915
4002B
$1,000.00
Aug.
1, 1908
Aug.
1, 1916
1,000.00
Aug.
1,1908
Aug. 1, 1917
1,000.00
Aug. 1, 1908
Aug.
1, 1918
1,000.00
Motor Chemical
July 25, 1910
July 25, 1915
4937
1,000.00
Police Signal Boxes
Dec. 15, 1910
Dec. 15, 1915
6029
900.00
Dec. 15, 1910
Dec. 15, 1916
6029
900.00
Continuous Sidewalks
Nov. 27, 1911
Nov. 27, 1915
6900
1,000.00
Nov. 27, 1911
Nov. 27, 1916
44
Oct.
5, 1912
Oct.
5, 1915
7333
2,000.00
Oct.
5, 1912
Oct.
5, 1917
[2,000.00
Oct. 24, 1912
Oct. 24, 1915
7383
1,000.00
Oct. 24, 1912
Oct. 24, 1916
1,000.00
Oct. 24, 1912
Oct. 24, 1917
1,000.00
June 19, 1913]
June 19 1915
7656
[1,000.00
Chemical and Runabout
July
7, 1913
July
7, 1915
7491
1,000.00
July
7,1913
July
7,1916
1,000.00
July
7, 1913
July
7,1917
1,000.00
July
7,1913
July
7, 1918
1,000.00
July
7, 1913
July
7, 1919
1,000.00
Grading Main St. and Ell
July
7, 1913
July
7, 1915
7781
1,000.00
Grading Main St. and Ell Pond property
July
7, 1913
July
7,1916
500.00
July
7,1913
July
7, 1915
7182
1,000.00
Essex St. Macadam 66
July
7,1913
July
7, 1916
900.00
Main St. Macadam
July
1, 1913
July
1,1915
7762
2,500.00
July
1,1913
July
1,1916
2,500.00
July
1,1913
July
1,1917
2,500.00
July
1,1913
July
1, 1918
44
2,500.00
July
1,1913
July
1,1919
2,500.00
July
1,1913
July
1, 1920
44
2,500.00
44
July
1,1913
July
1, 1921
2,500.00
July
1,1913
July
1, 1922
2,500.00
July
1,1913
July
1, 1923
2,500.00
Hurd St. Macadam
Aug. 12, 1913
Aug. 12, 1915
7721
1,000.00
Vault Fittings City Hall
Sept. 12, 1913
Sept. 12, 1915
7756
822.00
Oct. 10, 1913
Oct. 10, 1915
7187A
1,000.00
Oct. 10, 1913
Oct. 10, 1916
1,000.00
Oct. 10, 1913
Oct. 10, 1917
1,000.00
Oct. 10, 1913
Oct. 10, 1918
1,000,00
Dec. 3, 1913
Dec. 3, 1915
8029
1,000.00
Cemetery Improvement
Dec. 26, 1913
Dec. 26, 1915
7516
1,000.00
Dec. 26, 1913
Dec. 26, 1916
1,000.00
Church St., Mountain
Dec.
1,1913
Dec.
1,1915
6529A
550.00
Ave. and Hancock St.
Dec
1,1913
Dec.
1,1916
550.00
Dec.
1,1913
Dec.
1,1917
550.00
Dec.
1,1913
Dec.
1,1918
550.00
Dec.
1,1913
Dec.
1,1919
550.00
Dec.
1,1913
Dec.
1,1920
550.00
Dec.
1, 1913
Dec.
1, 1912
550.00
Dec.
1,1913
Dec.
1,1922
550.00
Dec.
1, 1913
Dec.
1, 1923
550.00
Oct.
5, 1912
Oct.
5, 1916
..
2,000.00
Auditorium Building
44
High St., Macadam
Pond property
Aug. 12, 1913
Aug. 12, 1916
1,000.00
Spear St., Building of
4
Sidewalk Repairs
4
..
1,000.00
139
CITY TREARURER'S REPORT
Continuous Sidewalks
Sept. 1, 1913
Sept. 1, 1915
7761
2,000.00
..
Sept. 1, 1913
Sept. 1, 1916
2,000.00
Sept. 1, 1913
Sept. 1, 1917
2,000.00
Sept. 1, 1913
Sept. 1, 1918
2,000.00
West Foster St. Macadam
Aug. 20, 1914
Aug. 20, 1915
8256
1,000.00
Aug. 20, 1914
Aug. 20, 1917
700.00
Richardson Road Macadam Sept. 10, 1914
Sept. 10, 1915
7268
1,500.00
Richardson Road Macadam Sept. 10, 1914
Sept. 10, 1916
1,000.00
Shelter Ell Pond Park
Aug. 20, 1914
Aug. 20, 1915
8484
500.00
Aug. 20, 1914
Aug. 20, 1916
500.00
Aug. 20, 1914
Aug. 20, 1917
400.00
Funding Cemetery
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1915
8193
3,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1916
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1917
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1918
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1920
2,000.00
Nov 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1921
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1922.
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1923
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1924
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1925
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1926
=
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1927
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1928
2,000.00
Nov. 15, 1914
Nov. 15, 1929
2,000.00
Continuous Sidewalks
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