Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1890, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1890
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Number of Pages: 344


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NET APPROPRIATION.


EXPENDED.


BALANCE.


Advertising, printing and stationery .


$1,800 00


450 00


$2,250 00


$1,930 69


$319 31


Transferred from street lines and grades Land of Laura Hinckley, Water street, Ward 3 . .


2,000 00


2,000 00


Plans for water survey


800 00


750 00


50 00


P. Cain, appropriation


170 00


Transferred from widening and deepen-


230 00


400 00


400 00


1


.


ing brooks


130130 00


-


53


STATEMENT OF SCHOOL EXPENSES.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Evening schools


$1,200 00


Evening drawing schools


1,000 00


Salaries, fuel and care of rooms


47,795 00 ·


Books and stationery


2,300 00


Transportation of pupils


.


850 00


Repair of school-houses .


2,632 98


Miscellaneous expenses .


5,000 00


$60,777 98


EXPENDITURES.


Evening schools


$1,199 90


Evening drawing schools


986 91


Salaries, fuel and care of rooms


47,720 54


Books and stationery


2,298 17


Transportation of pupils


825 25


Repair of school-houses .


2,628 92


Miscellaneous expenses


4,999 76


$60,659 45


Balance .


$118 53


For itemized expenditures see the report of the School Committee.


54


MISCELLANEOUS CITY EXPENSES.


Appropriation


$2,500 00


Transferred to Parks 75 00


$2,425 00


Received rent of Bank room . 200 00


Received for lands redeemed (taken


for taxes)


116 63


Total appropriation . · ·


$2,741 63


EXPENDED.


H. C. Hallowell, M.D., return of births $6 75


H. T. Whitman, ward maps . .


12 00


J. F. Welch, M.D., return of births 12 50


J. M. Sheahan, M.D., return of births 38 50


John Hall, burials, State


35 00


J. H. Gilbert, M.D., return of births


3 50


Martin Tighe, costs of court


18 05


R. Mclellan, M.D., return of births


7 00


B. N. Adams


1 15


S. Penniman & Son, ·


1 00


J. A. Gordon, M. D., return of births 20 50


H. T. Whitman, lines City Hall 3 00


E. G. Glover, ringing bell


10 00


Mount Wollaston National Bank,


safe, desks, etc.,


350 00


Amounts carried forward


$518 95 $2,741 63


.


55


Amounts brought forward


$518 95 $2,741 63


F. H. Spear, return of births . ·


117 40


Geo. Alexander, type-writer .


115 00


Geo. Alexander, office table


40 00


Geo. Alexander, two office chairs 16 00


Whiton & Dougherty


1 00


J. C. White


40


J. W. Hayden, dog notices 6 00


Mrs. Mary Joyce, award damages 60 00


Little, Brown & Co., dictionary 8 50


Taxes and expenses on certain pieces of real estate . ·


218 27


Green & Prescott, Patriot


2 50


T. H. Bent


9 50


Miss T. W. Cushing, type-writer


6 65


Geo. H. Ford, ringing bell


9 00


Award to Christiansen .


265 00


Award to Mrs. Mary Faircloth


200 00


J. H. Burdakin, recording deed


2 33


Celebration 4th of July .


300 00


Harbor and land commissioners,


Neponset bridge


69 37


Award to Bishops .


302 29


C. W. Garey, inspector of milk, expenses 10 48


Hammond type-writer 4 49


Wm. Record, M.D., return of births 3 50


R. B. Worthington, witness fees 2 70


Amounts carried forward


$2,289 33 $2,741 63


56


Amounts brought forward $2,289 33 $2,741 63


F. F. Crane


20 45


Derby-Kilmer Desk Co., ·


102 00


Little, Brown & Co., law and practice 5 25


J. W. Nash, polish for weights 40


Geo. O. Langley, serving notices


22 50


J. E. Hanson, polish for weights 2 50


W. E. Brown, return of deaths 32 00


J. R. Burdakin 1 30


$2,475 73


Balance .


$165 90


ADVERTISING, PRINTING AND STATIONERY.


Appropriation


$1,800 00 .


Transferred from street lines and grades


450 00


Total appropriation $2,250 00


EXPENDED.


F. W. Barry, Beale & Co., blank


books


$8 25


McGovern Bros., blank books and stationery ·


116 83


Stamps, postal cards, envelopes, etc.,


274 75


400 73


F. F. Green, printing and advertising Green & Prescott, printing and advertising


524 08


Amounts carried forward $1,324 64 $2,250 00


57


Amounts brought forward


$1,324 64 $2,250 00


Walter M. Packard, type-writing


6 95


E. B. Souther, blank books and stationery


95 84


Secretary of State


3 50


Hammond Type-writer Co.,


7 91


Hooper, Lewis & Co.,


.5 25


W. H. H. Woods, pens


90


Boston Herald, advertising


18 00


C. A. Spear, ink stand and rack


1 00


Winship, Daniels & Co., printing City book


431 20


M. R. Warren & Co.,


.


6 75


Boston Advertiser


·


27 75


Paving and Munic. Magazine, 1 year,


1 00


- $1,930 69


Balance .


$319 31


ALMSHOUSE.


Appropriation


$7,500 00


Income .


986 80


$8,486 80


EXPENDED.


Grace L. Litchfield, labor


$62 00


Hannah Fitzgerald, labor


96 00


Franklin Jacobs, superintendent


450 00


Franklin Jacobs, expenses


9 39


C. B. Tilton


6 61


Amounts carried forward


$624 00 $8,486 80


-


58


Amounts brought forward


$624 00 $8,486 80


F. Drake .


10 00


C. F. Hovey & Co., .


89 40


Tirrell & Sons,


18 80


E. R. Wheble


10 00


Emma Anderson, labor . 42 00


E. Russell 1 05


J. F. Merrill, supplies . 226 99


W. H. Doble & Co., supplies . 531 34


J. W. Nash, supplies .


16 11


F. F. Crane, supplies


37 76


Green & Prescott 4 00


Rogers Bros., supplies 169 90


A. J. Richards & Son, grain . 185 18


Sundry persons, labor on grounds


462 81


A. G. Durgin, medicines 20 63


Geo. F. Wilson, supplies


428 65


M. A. Mitten, blacksmithing 19 15


Jno. Hall, burials


61 50


Clapp Bros., supplies


20 16


B. M. Bemis, supplies . .


5 00


F. A. Read, medicines . 2 00


D. B. Stetson, boots and shoes 6 10


A. P. Wentworth . .


16 40


C. Patch & Son, coal


83 13


Safford & Very, clothing, etc.,


88 22


Sanborn & Damon


14 99


O. C. R. R., 25


Amounts carried forward


$3,195 52 $8,486 80


59


Amounts brought forward


$3,195 52 $8,486 80


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal . 360 01


Nickerson Bros., supplies


4 66


E. F. Shick & Co., supplies


26 45


E. F. Hayden


2 12


Pratt & Curtis, supplies


5 40


R. H. White & Co.,


9 49


J. E. Lappan, refrigerator 12 00


C. S. Hubbard, supplies


53 41


L. S. Kimball & Co., supplies


2 50


Breck & Son, tools


8 25


J. W. Lombard, supplies


37 05


City drug store, medicines


5 25


N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. . 13 50


C. W. Lerner & Co., disinfectant 12 00


N. E. Roller Grate Co., 6 60


W. H. Claflin, flour sacks


2 00


H. O. Souther, mason work 6 00


Quincy Water Co., 36 00


C. C. Hearn, medicines .


2 70


E. M. Litchfield, painting


204 92


W. A. Hodges .


24 68


S. Scammel, blacksmithing John L. Stevenson


3 00


H. T. Whitman, surveying


14 00


Austin & Winslow, expressing


1 60


C. B. Tilton, supplies


5 77


George J. Jones, supplies


6 00


Amounts carried forward · $4,070 23 $8,486 80


9 35


60


Amounts brought forward · $4,070 23 $8,486 80


A. Glidden, supplies


. 6 99


E. Packard, supplies


.


.


12 00


John Page, supplies . ·


75


Benjamin Johnson, lumber


7 67


J. S. Whall, medicines .


1 70


C. H. Spear, ice


43 48


Ford Bros., supplies


8 07


D. E. Wadsworth


10 46


$4,161 35


Less for support of Poor out


of Almshouse 883 98


$3,277 37


Balance .


$5,209 43


POOR OUT OF THE ALMSHOUSE.


Henry H. Faxon, rent


E. P. Gilligan, rent . 12 00


N. C. Hersey . 4 00


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal


153 76


City of Boston, aid .


206 09


" Cambridge, aid


17 82


Geo. J. Jones, rent .


96 00


E. V. Trask, rent


60 00


D. B. Gurney, rent .


37 50


Old Colony Railroad


15 70


Supplies from almshouse


883 98


Mrs. Duggan, rent .


36 00


Jno. W. Nash . ·


.


87


Amount carried forward


$1,692 72


·


$169 00


61


Amount brought forward . $1,692 72


Town of Stoughton, aid


144 00


George E. Frost, coal


25 50


Town of Westboro, aid


103 81


Franklin Jacobs, expenses


7 54


Pinel Bros., rent


48 00


City of Taunton Lunatic Hospital


1,200 15


Lynn, aid


208 00


Lawrence, aid


97 95


Margaret Burke, board


9 00


Town of Randolph, aid


21 80


Geo. L. Miller, rent


15 00


Cyrus Patch & Son, coal


148 40


Michael Shea, rent .


40 00


Estate of P. McDonnell, rent,


60 00


Durgin & Merrill, rent


52 00


W. E. Brown, burials


60 00


Timothy Fitzgerald, rent .


24 00


Bertoldi, rent .


18 00


Ann Duggan, rent


24 00


S. Penniman, carriage


1 25


Estate of J. A. Duggan, rent


18 00


John Hall, burials


103 00


Daniel Hayes, rent .


12 00


State of Massachusetts, aid


60 31


Denton & Dyer, supplies .


13 30


W. W. Adams, postage


3 15


W. E. Denton, supplies


.


6 44


Amount carried forward


$4,217 32


62


Amount brought forward


$4,217 32


Town of Milton, aid


69 00


Charles C. Hearn, medicines


4 68


Mrs. Bridget McDonough, rent


21 40


Town of Haverhill, aid


33 71


Estate of E. P. Gilligan, rent


9 42


William Kelly, rent .


54 00


Worcester Insane Asylum, aid .


338 92


A. G. Durgin, medicines .


9 15


City of Brockton, aid


91 75


Cornelius Moynihan, aid .


5 00


Town of Hanover, aid


54 50


Town of Hingham, aid


42 79


$4,951 64


ASSESSORS DEPARTMENT.


PLANS OF WARDS FIVE AND SIX AND PART OF WARD ONE.


Appropriation . . .


·


$500 00


EXPENDED. .


H. T. Whitman .


.


$500 00


TRANSFERS FROM REGISTRY OF DEEDS.


Appropriation .


$60 00


EXPENDED.


E. L. Burdakin, Dedham $35 00


E. W. Marsh


25 00 .


$60 00


63


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


Appropriation


$100 00


EXPENDED.


J. W. Hayden, posting notices


$3 00


Green & Prescott


11 28


Austin & Winslow .


1 10


Israel Waterhouse, expense


51 75


Byron Boyd


2 00


Benjamin F. Curtis, writing abatement book


2 00


$71 13


Balance


.


$28 87


BOOKS, BINDING, AND POSTAGE.


Appropriation


$225 00


EXPENDED.


S. H. Spear, postage .


$2 00


George Coleman, binding


64 00


W. W. Adams, stamps


15 00


McGovern Bros., stationery


1 25


Green & Prescott, printing .


72 00


A. Mudge & Son, tax books


8 75


$163 00


Balance


.


$62 00


64


CLERICAL SERVICES.


Appropriation ·


$400 00


EXPENDED.


F. C. Pope ·


$400 00


BRIDGES.


Appropriation


. $1,000 00


EXPENDED.


Town of Weymouth .


$875 00


Swithin Bros.


83 50


Pratt & Co., lumber


1 15


Peter Cunniff


25 00


$984 65


Balance


$15 35


BROOKS - DEEPENING AND WIDENING.


$800 00 ·


Transferred to culvert, South street $100 00


" fountains


15 00


" claim Patrick Cain · 230 00


$345 00


Total appropriation


$455 00


EXPENDED.


Gilcoine Bros., culvert, Adams street . $210 00


Amounts carried forward $210 00 $455 00


Appropriation


.


65


Amounts brought forward . $210 00


$455 00


Gilcoine Bros., culvert, Coddington street .


40 00


Sundry persons, labor


. 126 24


$376 24


Balance


$78 76


CHAPTER 440, ACTS OF 1890.


Appropriation ·


$150 00


NOTHING EXPENDED.


Balance


$150 00


BURIAL PLACES.


Appropriation


. $1,150 00


Income


.


2,242 75


$3,392 75


EXPENDED.


John W. Nash, supplies


$54 86


J. Breck & Sons, tools


21 33


J. Hutchins, sail cover Drew & Keating, lumber


15 75


20 01


John Crotty, labor


27 00


Edward Russell, fertilizer


7 00


E. B. Souther, stationery .


·


1 97


Mrs. A. B. Packard, plants E. A. Spear, expenses


4 30


24 05


.


Amounts carried forward .


$176 27 $3,392 75


66


Amounts brought forward .


$176 27 $3,392 75


H. H. Lowe, labor ·


16 75


Quincy Water Co. . 267 97


W. W. Adams, postage


8 00


Ira Litchfield, carpenter


159 45


Greenleaf Land Associates, loam


16 80


E. E. Fellows, sprinklers .


3 50


M. Cook .


23 17


H. T. Whitman, surveys 4 00


Austin & Winslow, expressing


3 35


Green & Prescott, advertising


8 50


J. E. Maxim, labor, old cemetery


82 00


George L. Gill, secretary .


125 00


Labor, per pay rolls .


$3,382 20


Balance


PAY OF CITY OFFICERS.


Appropriation


EXPENDED.


C. H. Porter, Mayor . $1,000 00


J. P. Prichard, Commissioner of Puh-


lic Works . 137 50


George Alexander, Commissioner of Public Works 1,512 50


600 00


Jno. O. Hall, Auditor


·


.


4 32


Tirrell & Sons .


2,483 12


$10 55


. $9,800 00


Amounts carried forward .


. $3,250 00 $9,800 00


67


Amounts brought forward . . $3,250 00 $9,800 00 H. B. Spear, Treasurer 25 00


Bryant N. Adams, Treasurer


. 575 00


Collector 829 20


C. A. Spear, City Clerk 1,000 00


C. A. Spear, Clerk of the Council 200 00


H. W. Tirrell; Messenger 251 98


G. H. Field, Overseer of the Poor 400 00


G. H. Field, Overseer of the Poor, expense ·


11 37


Walter H. Ripley, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department . 400 00


Bryant N. Adams, Collector, balance of 1887-1888


200 00


Benjamin F. Curtis, Principal Assessor


400 00


F. E. Kimball, Assistant 150 00


F. C. Pope, . .


150 00


John Federhen, 3d. . .


. .


150 00


William H. Mitchell. ..


.. 150 00


Israel Waterhouse, . . 150 00


E. A. Perkins,


.. 150 00


E. W. Marsh, Registrar


100 00


C. Moynihan, .


100 00


M. F. O'Brien,


100 00


C. A. Spear, 100 00


C. W. Garey, Inspector of Milk 25 00


S. M. Donovan, City Physician 400 00


F. A. Spear, Sealer of Weights


15 00


$9,282 55


Balance


$517 45


68


ELECTION EXPENSES.


Appropriation .


$1,300 00


EXPENDED.


Sanborn & Damon


.


$6 95


Geo. K. Livermore


.


·


1 88


S. Penniman


20 00


L. H. Gordon .


60


Green & Prescott


460 00


John A. Avery


21 00


McGovern Bros.


4 11


A. E. Nash


2 80


J. W. Hayden .


54 00


Election Officers


575 50


C. S. Hubbard .


28


W. I. Young


.


6 00


J. L. Fairbanks


.


4 00


Thos. Ferguson, police duty


6 00


Chas. G. Nicol 66 6 00


W. J. Canavan .


3 50


James Bean 3 00


Jno. W. Nash, lamps and tacks . 2 00


H. W. Tirrell, tacking voting lists 5 00


H. W. Tirrell, labor in ward-room 5 00


F. A. Spear 3 00


D. R. McKay .


3 00


Geo. O. Langley, fitting ward-rooms . 55 50


John Halloran, police 6 25


.


Amounts carried forward . . $1,255 37 $1,300 00


69


Amounts brought forward .


$1,255 37 $1,300 00


C. N. Hunt, police


6 00


A. L. Litchfield, police


6 00


F. F. Crane


2 25


$1,269 62


Balance


$30 38


FOUNTAINS.


Appropriation .


$220 00


Additional appropriation


55 00


$275 00


EXPENDED.


Quincy Water Co.


·


$220 00


Balance


$55 00


CITY HOSPITAL.


Appropriation .


$1,000 00 ·


EXPENDED.


T. King, Treasurer


.


$1,000 00


LAW DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$200 00


Balance


$200 00


NEW HOSE, FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


.


$600 00


70


Amount brought forward $600 00


EXPENDED.


C. Callahan Co.


.


Badger Bros.


$535 50


Balance


RUBBER GOODS.


Appropriation .


Transferred to the appropriation


for horse shoeing and keeping . 125 00


$51 00


Net appropriation .


EXPENDED.


$8 00


J. O'Dowd


3 50


Boston Branch Store


$11 50


Balance


FIRE DEPARTMENT, REPAIR OF APPARATUS.


$370 00


Appropriation .


Transferred from money received


from State Treasurer 235 50


Transferred from enforcement of


the Liquor Law · 278 36


Total appropriation . $883 86 ·


.


-


$39 50


·


$520 00


15 50


$64 50


$176 00


71


Amount brought forward


$883 86


EXPENDED.


Walter H. Ripley


$2 83


Badger Bros., repair steamer


38 36


Badger Bros. .


70 52


Tirrell & Sons .


38 75


O. C. R.R., freight on steamer


21 60


Manchester Locomotive Works


711 80


$883 86


PAY OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation .


$7,913 00


Additional appropriation


300 00


Total appropriation


.


$8,213 00


EXPENDED.


Permanent men, drivers, engineers,


call men, etc.


$8,097 53


Balance


$115 47


Members of Hose 2, unpaid, amount-


ing to about $240.00.


LIGHTING ENGINE HOUSES.


Appropriation .


$200 00


EXPENDED.


Quincy Electric Light & Power Co.


$176 99


Balance .


$23 01


.


72


COAL AND FUEL.


Appropriation .


EXPENDED.


J. F. Sheppard & Sons ·


$60 56


Cyrus Patch


176 23


$236 79


Balance


$1 21


ENGINE HOUSE, WARD 6.


Appropriation


$3,150 00


EXPENDED.


Ellen S., and Caroline A. Hunt, land $591 58


Recording deed 1 64


S. Moxon, building


2,550 00


$3,143 22


Balance .


.


$6 78


FIRE ALARM.


Appropriation . · 1. $600 00 ·


Transferred to horse keeping ·


138 09 -


$461 91


EXPENDED.


Michael J. Barry


.


$48 00


Geo. M. Stevens & Co.


246 89


W. H. Ripley .


1 10


Amounts carried forward . $295 99


$461 91


.


-


$238 00


73


Amounts brought forward .


$295 99


$461 91


Chas. L. Bly .


22 50


A. L. Litchfield


47 69


Tirrell & Sons .


1 50


Badger Bros.


38 15


$405 83


Balance


$56 08


HORSE SHOEING AND KEEPING.


Appropriation .


. $1,050 00


Transferred from rubber


goods $125 00


Transferred from fire


alarm


138 09


263 09


$1,313 09


EXPENDED.


Edward Russell, hay and grain $951 49


A. J. Richards & Son


10 10


S. K. Tarbox, shoeing 76 75


James R. Wild, shoeing


91 25


John Curley, shoeing .


59 75


T. Duffy, carrots · .


6 56


$1,195 90


Balance


$117 19


74


MISCELLANEOUS FIRE EXPENSES.


Appropriation . $1,286 00


EXPENDED.


E. E. Fellows .


.


$8 90


S. F. Willard .


6 20


Geo. E. Morrisey


2 00


E. M. Roberts .


10 00


Geo. M. Stevens & Co.


127 88


A. G. Coffin


3 00


B. E. Sullivan, washing at steamer


house


78 30


P. H. Gavin


1 75


Rand & Byam


3 00


C. B. Merritt


3 00


Charles F. Milliken


11 45


Callahan Co.


72 00


S. B. Little


2 75


T. Gurney


11 50


Daily & Hamilton


7 90


Abbott & Miller


2 00


A. L. Mead


18 00


T. H. Conlin


9 49


J. J. Keniley


20 95


Pinel Bros.


10 00


T. Lyons .


Jno. Fallon's Sons


3 00


Elisha Packard


68 16


Amounts carried forward .


$492 51. $1,286 00


.


.


11 28


75


Amounts brought forward .


$492 51 $1,286 00


James R. Wild


156 90


Rogers & Decrow


93 94


D. H. Fitzgerald 35 66


Jno. Hall 27 50


T. L. Williams


5 50


Jno. S. Williams


79 25


N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Co. 72 95


Jno. F. Merrill 19 52


Green & Prescott


6 00


W. D. Littlefield 8 40


McGovern Bros. 5 10


Almshouse, wood


2 00


S. F. Newcomb .


.


3 00


J. J. Malone


1 00


Hart Bros.


1 50


E. H. Doble


3 40


Quincy Water Co.


67 50


A. L. Litchfield


2 50


Ed. Hardwick .


3 00


Frank C. Packard


16 60


Timothy White


24 22


Charles B. Tilton


29 66


J. H. Lord


28 00


Pratt & Curtis .


28 75


Geo. A. Mayor


4 65


W. H. Ripley .


4 35


Old Colony Railroad


17 00


Amounts carried forward . . $1,240 36 $1,286 00


76


Amounts brought forward . . $1,240 36 $1,286 00


Badger Bros. · 7 11


Crosby Steam Gauge Co. . 1 25 .


Hart & Shields . 1 15


C. E. Bowker . . .


2 50


W. B. Burrell .


.


1 50


W. Caldwell .


6 00


J. P. Thomey, glass .


2 25


C. J. Thayer, supplies


2 97


$1,265 09


Balance


$20 91


COLLECTION OF GARBAGE.


Appropriation .


$686 45


Income from sales


$68 55


" renting of horse . 43 00


$111 55


Total appropriation ·


$798 00


EXPENDED.


C. A. Feltis, blacksmithing $2 65


Tirrell & Sons, labor and material


16 90


G. O. Langley, building swill house P. H. Gavin, 66


150 93


25 62


James R. Wild, shoeing and carriage work


28 20


David Crotty, driver


508 00


Dennis Russell, driver


·


53 25


J. W. Nash


60


Balance · . .


$11 85


.


·


·


$786 15


77


DECORATION DAY.


Appropriation .


$300 00


EXPENDED.


Paul Revere Post 88, G. A. R.,


$300 00


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Appropriation . · $600 00


Transfer from enforcement of


liquor law


100 00


$700 00


EXPENDED.


John F. Welch, services


$150 00


John W. Hayden, inspection


366 59


Green & Prescott


95 07


W. H. Ripley .


45


John McKinnon, use of team


4 00


Geo. F. Arnold, burial of dog


1 00


A. G. Durgin, drugs


2 40


Chas. E. Avery, examinations of water


20 00


Devlin & Mckay, surveys


5 00


Danl. McGrath


2 00


Horace R. Crane, teams


7 50


P. H. Gavin, examination Wollaston Hotel


6 50


F. F. Green, printing and advertising 22 00


$682 51


Balance


$17 40


78


PAY OF BOARD OF HEALTH.


Appropriation


$250 00


EXPENDED.


Geo. B. Rice, M.D. .


$75 00


" clerk .


25 00


J. M. Sheahan, M.D.


75 00


$175 00


· Balance


$75 00


HYDRANTS.


Appropriation .


$3,725 00


EXPENDED.


Quincy Water Co. .


$3,479 30


Balance


$245 70


PARKS.


Appropriation .


75 00


Income


Gross appropriation .


$675 00


EXPENDED.


A. Dunnells, driving wells


$99 75


S. S. Scammell, repairs ·


11 08


Amounts carried forward .


$110 83


$675 00


.


$500 00


Transferred from Miscellaneous, City


100 00


79


Amounts brought forward . $110 83


$675 00


Tirrell & Sons, wheelbarrow 4 65


C. B. Tilton, paints, etc. .


5 07


James J. Dowd, labor


67 56


Benjamin Johnson, lumber Benjamin Bass, boat-house


2 18


75 00


George E. Thomas, carpenter work


120 85


Edward Murphy, labor


2 62


Peter Cahill, labor .


119 62


John Danahy, labor .


166 62


$675 00


INTEREST.


Appropriation


$8,500 00 ·


Received accrued interest


on


Bates avenue loan


7 45


Received premium on West street loan . ·


15 00


Received accrued interest on


Common street loan


57 33


Received accrued interest on West street loan . .


4 33


Received interest tax 1886


.


60


66 1887


81 30.


447 06


. .


1889


338 00


“ 1890


164 20


Received premium on note


1 25


.


23 04


66


“ 1888


·


Amount carried forward · $9,638 96


80


Amount brought forward $9,638 96


Received interest on balance at


Commonwealth National Bank 1,019 99


Received interest on deposit at National Granite Bank 253 36


Received interest on deposit


at Mount Wollaston National Bank . 100 00


Received accrued interest on


Hancock street loan 528 89


Total appropriation . ·


--- $11,541 20


EXPENDED.


Interest on Willard special and Wol-


laston school . $153 12


Interest on Neponset bridge


800 00


" note given by the town


175 00


" health loan .


40 00


" Willard school-house loan


3,080 00


" land Willard school-house


loan . 632 00


66 " D. F. French loan


51 34


£


" Wollaston school-house loan . 220 00


66 " Willard special loan 80 00


" sewer survey loan 26 35


" Gilbert & Eldredge loan 16 50


Hancock street loan 800 00


Amounts carried forward ·


$6,074 31 $11,541 20


81


Amounts carried forward


$6,074 31 $11,541 20


Common street loan


240 00


Ellen McGue loan


13 67


Miscellaneous fire loan


40 00


Interest on repair cemetery fund


246 25


" Mahoney loan


48 39


60


" street fountain and bridges


162 95


' award Copeland street damage 4 73


" temporary loans


2,959 78


" care of City Hall loan


20 00


" Hancock street loan


140 00


" Common street loan


160 00


" Tighe award loan .


8 00


66


" Lawyer's lane loan


18 00


" Repairs on public build- ings loan . ·


34 00


" Printing, advertising and stationery loans


20 00


$10,190 08


Balance .


$1,351 12


THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


BOOKS.


Appropriation


$1,670 80


Transferred to salaries and assis-


tants .


150 00


- - $1,520 80


82


Amount brought forward $1,520 80


EXPENDED.


A. K. Allstine, binding


$257 50


A. L. Bumpus


16 85


Estes & Lauriat


878 13


Henry C. Allen


20 00


A. E. Wilson & Co.,


2 00


Houghton & Mifflin


34 50


Geo. S. Perry


98 90


Willard Small


6 00


Henry C. Nash


3 50


A. M. Thayer & Co.,


21 98


W. H. Claflin & Co.,


30 00


Cassell & Co.,


16 85


A. Mudge & Son


49 00


Boston Herald


6 00


Binding catalogue for Mrs. Crane


10 00


Kate Armistead


10 00


D. M. Wilson


47 75


Green & Prescott


$1,512 21


Balance .


$8 59


FUEL AND LIGHTING.


Appropriation


.


·


. $375 00


·


1 00


F. F. Green .


2 25


83


Amount brought forward


$375 00


EXPENDED.


Citizens Gas Light Co.,


$6 60


Quincy Electric Light Co.,


145 08


Cyrus Patch & Son, coal


160 71


$312 39


Balance .


$62 61


SALARIES AND ASSISTANTS.


Appropriation


$1,925 00


Transferred from books


150 00


$2,075 00


EXPENDED.


Miss A. L. Bumpus


$580 00


Miss Alice G. White


550 00


H. G. O. Newcomb


500 00


Miss Mabel S. Baxter


259 60


Miss Addie L. Tupper


64 68


Miss Clara B. Cobb


36 94


$1,991 22


Balance .


$83 78


MISCELLANEOUS.


Appropriation


$650 00


EXPENDED.


C. W. Moulton


.


.


$2 40


S. H. Spear, stamps


.


3 25


Amounts carried forward


· $5 65


$650 00


84


Amounts brought forward


$5 65 $650 00


P. H. Gavin, plumbing . 6 25


John W. Nash, supplies


15 39


Austin & Winslow, expressing


94 97


Hopkinson & Marden


5 75


George O. Langley, carpenter work


82 35


Jno. O. Holden, clock


60 61


Norcross Bros., repairs .


15 00


Quincy Water Co.,


12 00


W. W. Adams, stamps


1 00


Burdette & Williams


J. Breck & Son, repairing mower 2 00


4 00


Albert Holt, care of grounds . .


169 75


A. L. Bumpus, expressing and sundries 11 40


.


Jno. F. Kemp, repairs on lawn


mowers .


5 00


John Hall


A. J. Richards & Sons, fertilizer 2 50


H. G. O. Newcomb, expenses


5 15


A. L. Bumpus, flowers


8 50


Ames Plow Co., tools .


2 10


Jno. W. Hersey, labor .


9 00


Terrance Keenan, cleaning out ashes


16 00


Wilson Tisdale, watering streets


16 42


F. F. Crane, supplies ·


E. B. Souther, stationery 3 45


Amounts carried forward . $584 74 $650 00


2 00


3 50


Edward Russell, fertilizer .


25 00


85


Amounts brought forward


$584 74


$650 00


M. C. Ring, flowers,


2 50


Ambler & Hobart


2 00


James Mundie


1 60


$590 84


Balance .


$59 16


ENFORCEMENT OF THE LIQUOR LAW.


Appropriation .


$1,000 00


Transferred to appropriation for


Board of Health ·


$100 00


Transferred to appropriation for police


75 00


Transferred to appropriation for


repair of fire apparatus


278 36


$453 36


Net appropriation


$546 64


NOTHING EXPENDED.


POLICE STATION.


Appropriation


$400 00


EXPENDED.


Citizens Gas Light Co.


$46 44


J. E. Maxim, keeper


292 30


C. S. Hubbard, supplies


94


Amounts carried forward $339 68


$400 00


86


Amounts brought forward . $339 68


$400 00


John W. Nash, supplies .


3 68


C. E. Woodbury, supplies


40 60


Pettengill


4 50


J. W. Hersey, labor


$399 04


Balance


$0 96


POLICE.


Appropriation . ·


$2,000 00


Received from circus, police duty


15 00


Transfer from enforcement of the liquor law


75 00 - $2,090 00


EXPENDED.


J. W. Hayden ·


$144 00


C. J. Nicol


103 75


C. N. Hunt


227 50


Thos. F. Ferguson


125 00


Michael J. Canavan


130 00


D. R. McKay


154 00


James Bean


108 00


Chas. T. Crooker


105 00


D. J. Barry


99 50


Francis A. Spear


96 00


W. J. Young


50 00


A. H. Maxwell


67 50


Amounts carried forward


$1,508 35


$2,090 00


·


.


·


98 10


Jno. Halloran .


10 58


87


Amounts brought forward . . $1,508 35 $2,090 00


Daniel McGrath


71 50


Robt. J. Williams


139 00


Mark E. Hanson


120 00


A. L. Litchfield


109 00


George Crane .


4 50


John T. Hunt .


3 00


Samuel B. Turner


3 00


E. A. Spear


10 00


$1,968 35


Balance


$121 65


REPAIR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.


INCLUDING CARE OF CITY HALL.


Appropriation .


$1,500 00


Transferred from street lines and


grades .


300 00


Gross appropriation


.


$1,800 00


EXPENDED.


C. B. Tilton


$5 95


E. G. Hall


6 25


Johnson & Shaw


1 53


Citizens Gas Light Co.,


354 18


N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.


49 05


Clapp Bros.


93


Sanborn & Damon


10 33


H. W. Tirrell .


336 13


Geo. O. Langley


310 60


.


Amounts carried forward . . $1,074 95 $1,800 00


88


Amounts brought forward . . $1,074 95 $8,486 80


P. H. Gavin . 105 23


Jno. W. Nash .


.


22 05


Frank F. Crane


49 34


McGovern Bros.


5 90


Quincy Water Co.


12 50


A. L. Litchfield


92 60


Eaton Bros.


27 42


Austin & Winslow


10 95


C. F. Pettengill


50 00


H. O. Souther .


7 25


J. F. Sheppard & Sons 135 84


J. J. Keniley


67 35


G. A. Mayo


22 50


Tirrell & Sons .


17 50


M. A. Dolan


4 71


Rogers Bros.


1 59


C. E. Woodbury ·


17 35


Hannah Dunn .


1 63


R. H. White & Co., .


15 75


J. W. Hersey .


3 25


Peter McConarty 4 00


Daniel McNeil . 2 70


Saville & Jones 1 80


Walter F. Hall


7 00


Colin Chisholm .


5 40


-


$1,766 56


Balance


$33 44


.


89


GENERAL REPAIR OF STREETS.


Appropriation . $17,270 77


EXPENDED.


Labor, per pay rolls .




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