Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1892, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1892
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$550 00


Additional


100 00


$650 00


Amount curried forward .


$650 00


58


Amount brought forward $650 00


EXPENDED.


J. W. Hayden, inspection $41 40


W. B. Hills, analyses


10 00


Green & Prescott


43 00


Adam S. Vogel, inspection


489 00


F. F. Green


29 50


Thomas Brady


2 00


Joshua Wilkins, board of horse


6 00


S. K. Tarbox


2 00


H. R. Crane, hire of team


5 00


H. T. Whitman .


5 00


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal smallpox patient


3 50


A. S. Vogel, preparing report


9 00


$645 40


Balance


$4 60


TEAL POND.


Appropriation


$100 00


EXPENDED.


Whittaker & Gerrish .


$99 25


Balance


$0 75


HYDRANTS,


Expended 1891


$883 75


Appropriation 1892


$3,725 00


EXPENDED.


Quincy Water Supply


$2,651 25


Balance


$1,073 75


. .


.


59


THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY-Books.


EXPENDED 1891.


Green & Prescott $3 00


Appropriation


$1,563 80


Transferred to Miscellaneous ex-


50 00


penses


$1,513 80


EXPENDED.


George S. Perry


$21 00


A. K. Allstine


222 25


Naturalist Bureau


4 00


Publishers' Weekly


7 00


Green & Prescott


52 00


A. L. Bumpus


9 95


F. F. Green


37 50


Balch Bros.


5 00


Charles H. Kilham


5 75


B. B. Russell


4 50


Edwin Reed


1 00


Lee & Sheppard


76


Estes & Lauriat


1,035 19


Boston Bulletin


1 00


J. G. Cupples & Co.


3 00


D. Appleton & Co.


6 00


B. A. Fowler


60 00


Massachusetts Historical society


3 00


J. Q. Adams & Co.


4 25


Boston Herald


6 00


E. H. Sheldon .


19 20


Alexander Corbett


1 00


$1,509 35


Balance


$4 45


60


LIBRARY-Salaries and Assistants.


Appropriation


$2,225 00


EXPENDED.


A. L. Bumpus


$680 00


A. G. White


650 00


H. G. O. Newcomb


500 00


M. L. Baxter


300 00


Clara B. Cobb


94 95


$2,224 95


Balance


$0 05


LIBRARY-Fuel and Lighting.


EXPENDED 1891.


Quincy Electric Light & Power Co.


$6 05


Appropriation, 1892 . $375 00


EXPENDED. 1


Citizens' Gas Light Co., lights $19 45


Quincy Electric Light & Power Co., lights 139 03


C. Patch & Son, coal


155 85


$314 33


Balance . $60 67


LIBRARY-Miscellaneous Expenses.


EXPENDED. 1891.


F. F. Crane


$1 00


E. Menhinnick


3 00


Austin & Winslow


70


$4 70


1


61


Appropriation


Transferred from books


$650 00 50 00


$700 00


EXPENDED.


Austin & Winslow


$96 87


John Crotty


24 00


William Patterson


185 85


W. W. Adams


13 42


F. F. Crane


15 73


E. B. Souther


8 44


Keeler & Co.


6 90


Quincy Water Supply


22 50


Fuller, Leonard & Small


28 82


N. B. Furnald


15 00


J. W. Nash


7 37


Danforth Arnold, flowers


6 00


H. G. O. Newcomb


4 50


A. J. Richards & Sons


8 50


P. H. Gavin


45 82


Terrance Keenan


9 00


Cotton & Gould


2 37


B. F. Bass


8 75


A. L. Litchfield


98 04


William Askew


3 30


George W. Ewell


2 70


E. T. Young & Co.


2 00


Clapp Bros.


1 38


George O. Langley


1 50


Sanborn & Damon


4 00


John O. Holden


3 50


Quincy A. Faunce


42 80


A. F. Bussell


7 00


$676 06


Less credit


14


$675 92


Balance


$24 08


62


ENFORCEMENT OF THE LIQUOR LAW.


Appropriation


$800 00


EXPENDED.


D. R. Mckay


$4 00


M. E. Hanson


4 00


D. R. McGrath


678 00


J. W. McAnarney


100 00 .


S. Penniman & Son 5 00


$791 00


Balance .


$9 00


LAW LIBRARY.


Appropriation


$150 00


EXPENDED.


F. L. Hayes


$12 50


Little, Brown & Co.


48 25


$60 75


Balance


.


$89 25


MISCELLANEOUS CITY EXPENSES.


EXPENDED 1891.


J. M. Sheahan, M. D., return of births $40 50


J. F. Welch, 21 50


J. A. Gordon, 16 50


J. H. Gilbert, 66


66


6 75


W. Record,


8 50


Thomas J. Devine,


5 50


$99 25


.


63


Appropriation 1892


$1525 00


Credits


36 16


$1,561 16


EXPENDED.


S. M. Donovan, Castiglioni $1 50 .


S. Penniman & Son


63 25


F. L. Hayes, attorney Souther case


52 75


George O. Langley, witnesses' fees 24 60


J. H. Burdakin . 9 02


J. E. Hanson, assistant to Collector


10 00


Old Colony Railroad


1 25


John Hall .


89 25


Clan McGregor .


3 00


J. E. Curtin, water meetings


24 00


Austin & Winslow


3 65


C. W. Guy


1 50


H. W. Tirrell, fans


1 20


H. W. Tirrell, care fountain


165 00


Mrs. A. B. Packard, flowers


3 00


Boynton & Russell


45


St. Mary's hall, water meeting 10 00


Frank A. Spear, return of births


129 40


T. Gullickson, painting face of town clock 130 00


Est. John L. Eldridge, service Board of Health, 1889


72 00


James Bisson


1 00


W. U. Tel. Co.


33


A. W. Mitchell


90


E. A. Snow, 1 seal


3 00


Andrew Peterson, 1 seal


3 00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. .


70 00


T. Gurney


7 93


Mrs. A. B. Arnold


27 50


M. E. Hanson, poll tax bills


29 00


Amounts curried forward


$937 48


$1,561 16


64


Amounts brought forward


$937 48


$1,561 16


G. H. Ostrom, 1 seal .


3 00


Samuel Cummings, 1 seal


3 00


Robert Swallow, 7 seals


21 00


Charles F. Cleaves, 1 seal


3 00


S. F. Willard, vaccine points


2 00


Eugene Prouty, 1 seal


3 00


Joseph Brindley, 2 seals


6 00


J. H. Dinegan, list names of abuttors for street watering . 10 00


N. Y. & B. Ex. & Des. Co. .


45


Maggie E. Haley, clerical service


15 00


John Ostrom, 1 seal . 3 00


Damon Safe & Iron Co., key to safe


5 00


F. S. Davis, returning births


4 25


Story & Thorndike, advice on water loan . 25 00


J. H. Lord .


28 50


J. T. French


18 50


Margaret M. Tower


18 00


E. Weightman, 28 suppers 14 00


C. W. Garey, glassware and expenses 17 47


W. E. Brown, returning deaths 24 50


H. C. Hallowell, M. D., return of births 6 00


T. J. Dion 66 66 66


9 00


G. B. Rice


66


3 25


George A. Mayo


30


$1,180 70


Balance .


$380 46


PARKS.


Appropriation


$500 00


Additional .


13 15


Income


107 00


$620 15


.


65


EXPENDED.


John Danahy


$43 31


Daniel Ford


52 13


P. J. Williams


3 00


Robert Nichols


3 00


A. J. Richards & Sons


19 20


H. T. Whitman, plan of park and ad- joining property


71 60


Labor and seeds


220 58


A. L. Litchfield


165 33


Quincy A. Faunce


42 00


$620 15


POLICE STATION.


EXPENDED, 1891.


Austin & Winslow $2 50


Appropriation, 1892


$400 00


Income


92 00


$492 00


EXPENDED.


George O. Langley


$340 24


Citizens Gas Light Co.


7 50


Q. E. L. & P. Co.


45 00


Rogers Brothers, disinfectant


25


Mrs. Sarah Gourley


2 00


James Beckford .


5 75


C. W. Guy .


28 05


S. Penniman & Son


2 00


Frank W. Jones, disinfectant


4 00


J. P. Lovell Arms Co.


3 50


J. W. Nash


1 90


Harkins Brothers


7 00


$447 19


Balance


$44 81


T


66


REPAIR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.


EXPENDED 1891.


N. E. T. & T. Co.


$3 20


J. W. Nash


1 17


Q. E. L. & P. Co.


10 00


.J. H. Pray, Sons & Co.


111 22


Jonas Shackley


25 78


George O. Langley


65 19


P. J. Williams


8 10


$224 66


Appropriation 1892


$4,000 00


Transferred from engineering 200 00


Income


43 15


$4,243 15


EXPENDED.


Winslow Burrell


$27 85


Harry W. Tirrell


501 51


Citizens Gas Light Co.


222 19


George O. Langley


45 29


Austin & Winslow


5 35


J. F. Sheppard & Sons


129 34


J. W. Nash


25 68


Q. E. L. & P. Co.


110 00


N. E. T. & T. Co.


37 30


John McKinnon


16 50


James Martin & Sons, Hag


11 90


Quincy water supply


15 00


H. O. Souther


3 85


Tirrell & Sons


4 25


A. J. Richards & Sons


4 75


J. J. Keniley


1 00


Wales Bros., repairing pump


7 00


Peter McConarty


6 00


Whittaker & Gerrish


84 53


F. F. Crane


4 00


Amount carried forward


$1,263 29


67


Amount brought forward


$1,263 29


E. Menhinnick


64 25


H. W. Hunt


5 00


W. H. Bennett


28 25


L. W. Gordon


70


Peter J. Williams


136 00


C. Patch & Son


183 75


J. T. & W. V. Hayward


158 18


Eaton Brothers, ice


10 00


J. G. Thomas .


4 20


Ira Litchfield, Almshouse .


41 27


C. F. Pettengill, care town clock, etc.


60 00


C. E. Woodbury


5 00


Miss C. S. Hubbard


62


J. J. Keniley


1 00


$1,961 51


Willard School :


J. I. Condon


$ 75


Harkins Brothers


34 13


Jonas Shackley


117 13


J. J. Keniley


7 10


George O. Langley


74 45


Badger Brothers .


2 53


J. R. Mckinnon .


31 65


F. F. Crane .


1 95


Smead Co.


7 82


$277 51


Washington :


P. H. Gavin


$3 00


F. F. Crane .


89


George A. Collier


20 03


Jolın Cavanagh


23 00


J. A. Swasey


54 40


George O. Langley


75 95


Ira Litchfield


2 33


H. O. Souther


14 56


$194 16


Amount carried forward


$471 67


68


Amount brought forward


John Hancock :


F. F. Crane


$30 70


W. A. Mitchell


7 00


A. L. Litchfield .


48 03


T. Gullickson & Son


88 15


John Burney


11 18


H. O. Souther


7 75


George O. Worcester


3 00


$195 81


High :


E. M. Litchfield .


$238 64


George. A. Collier


6 77


John Burney


24 95


H. O. Souther


5 50


$275 86


Coddington :


F. F. Crane


$7 87


John Burney


58 95


E. S. Brown


5 00


H. O. Souther


2 19


B. Johnson


9 66


E. M. Litchfield .


11 61


$95 28


Adams :


George A. Collier


$38 16


E. M. Litchfield


158 64


John Burney


89 04


J. J. Keniley


45 13


$330 97


Wollaston :


J. G. Thomas


$13 51


Smead Co.


33 56


G. E. Thomas


5 40


J. A. Swasey


35 10


$87 57


Amount carried forward .


$1,457 16


$471 67


69


Amount brought forward Quincy :


$1,457 16


.J. A. Swasey


$64 60


Whitaker & Gerrish


354 10


M. E. Nash


71 30


$490 00


Lincoln :


Geo. O. Shirley


$35 00


F. F. Crane


8 08


$43 08


$1,990 24


RESUME.


Appropriation


$4,243 15


EXPENDED.


Repair public buildings


$1,961 51


School buildings


1,990 24


$3,951 75


Balance .


$291 40


POLICE.


EXPENDED 1891.


Appropriation 1892


$6,000 00


Transfer from interest


350 00


$6,350 00


EXPENDED.


George O. Langley


$942 00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. .


30 00


S. Penniman & Son .


1 25


John Robbins Mfg Co.


18 50


Amounts carried fo. ward


$994 25


$6,350 00


F. F. Crane. $1 50


70


Amounts brought forward


$994 25


$6,350 00


J. H. Lord .


3 00


W. W. Adams


1 10


John P. Lovell Arms Co.


11 25


J. Bisson, carriage


2 00


Pay rolls officers


5,327 87


$6,339 97


Balance


$10 03


GENERAL REPAIR OF STREETS.


EXPENDED 1891.


Pinel Bros.


$3 75


John Cashman


67 04


Almshouse


131 20


C. B. Tilton


35


A. J. Richards & Son


4 75


George E. Allen


36 00


American Horse Protector Co.


10 00


Benjamin Johnson


15 79


McDonnell Bros.


3 00


James D. Kent


11 30


Walter H. Ripley


4 16


Dexter Ramsdell


6 06


G. F. Pinkham


34 60


J. B. Benson


3 50


E. W. Bowker


7 50


$339 00


Appropriation 1892


$15,000 00


Receipts


134 40


$15,134 40


EXPENDED.


Pay rolls, labor


$11,964 43


J. R. Wild


281 48


F. H. Crane & Son


497 19


Amounts carried forward . $12,743 10 ·


$15,134 40


71


Amounts brought forward


$12,743 10 $15,134 40


A. J. Richards & Son


933 93


A. W. Woodward


34 30


J. W. Nash


16 71


C. Patch & Son


60 22


Pratt & Co.


6 46


Edward Farmer


35 00


Daniel Desmond


8 63


E. V. Trask


30 00


Quincy Water Supply


63 63


C. A. Feltis


14 90


J. F. Sheppard & Sons


122 92


Tirrell & Sons


181 00


Abbott & Miller


6 90


Walworth M'f'g. Co.


7 30


Churchill & Hitchcock


12 50


John Cahill


5 00


John T. Bates


3 50


E. Menhinnick


168 75


Laurence White


75 00


Asa Pope


4 00


Austin & Winslow


1 05


W. H. Doble


7 68


Glencoe Granite Co.


25 50


Oriental Powder Mills


35 70


Jones, McDuffee & Stratton


14 15


F. F. Crane


90


George E. Frost .


10 76


Terrance Keenan


67 25


Mrs. Kelly, gravel


10 16


H. Lavalle .


65 50


W. C. Oastler


24 00


Old Colony Railroad .


3 10


Winslow Hobart


5 00


Gilcoine Brothers


90 11


James Mears


11 75


Amounts carried forward . $14,916 34


$15,134 40


72


Amounts brought forward Alden Spears & Co.


19 14


G. H. Rhodes


5 00


O. F. Maguire


36 00


Ames Plow Co. 27 56


J. F. Merrill


2 75


N. Y. & B. Ex. and Disp. Co.


4 05


T. Gurney


2 10


Geo. A. Collier


106 34


Wollaston Land Co.


159 40


Badger Bros.


178 92


John S. Williams


50


Mrs. J. R. Pratt, gravel


10 00


Concord Foundry Co.


2 25


Pinel Bros.


31 01


Benj. Johnson


18 92


Almshouse


227 58


Dexter Ramsdell


92 46


Boynton & Russell


3 49


Farrell Foundry and Mach. Co.


10 00


F. F. Crane


3 25


David Newcomb


5 68


H. H. Faxon


8 67


P. Fitzpatrick


23 94


E. Packard & Co.


40


Win. Gragg


6 74


Perris, Seaman & Co.


24 12


Thos. Lennon


5 25


S. D. Ramsdell


47 35


Patrick Murphy


90


A. McDonnell


1 50


J. E. Maxim


1 50


Sanborn & Damon


2 25


Geo. A. Mayo


3 23


John Parker


7 78


W. H. Ripley


29 54


$14,916 34


$15,134 40


Amounts curried forward · $16,015 40


$15,134 40


73


Amounts brought forward .


$16,015 40 $15,134 40


Less transfers


$1 50


Quincy avenue


527 00


Brooks


6 00


Garbage


250 00


Water street


540 00 $1,324 50


$14,691 43


Balance


$442 97


STREET WATERING.


Appropriation


$2,000 00


Wilson Tisdale .


$1,950 00


Balance


$50 00


LAND AND PLANS CENTRAL FIRE STATION.


Appropriation


$7,000 00


EXPENDED.


Alvin Rogers, land $6,000 00


J. W. McAnarney


25 00


E. S. Burdakin, recording deed 65


E. G. Thayer, plans . 525 00


$6,550 65


Balance


$449 35


CELEBRATION OF THE CENTENNIAL.


Appropriation


$2,000 00


EXPENDED.


To H. O. Fairbanks, Mayor $2,000 00


EXPENDED.


74


SIDEWALK, ROBERTSON STREET.


Appropriation


$500 00


EXPENDED.


Labor


148 18


Balance


$351 82


PAVED GUTTERS.


Appropriation


$3,000 00


EXPENDED.


Labor


$770 54


E. Menhinnick


759 25


McGovern & Badger


82 20


Charles Wilson .


1,303 99


John Dunn


32 70


Almshouse


51 32


$3,000 00


QUINCY AVENUE.


Appropriation


$3,000 00


EXPENDED.


Farrell Foundry & Machine Co.


$73 09


Oriental Powder Mills


63 70


J. F. Merrill


2 75


Labor


2,621 55


J. F. Sheppard & Sons


72 67


Terrance Keenan


34 14


Gilcoine Bros.


50 00


George A. Collier


23 56


Benjamin JJohnson


58 54


$3,000 00


75


HANCOCK STREET.


EXPENDED 1891.


G. M. Sweeny


$20 00


E. Menhinnick


463 36


A. L. Litchfield


30 24


George A. Collier


11 16


J. F. Shepard & Sons


21 25


Terrance Keenan


27 60


C. Patch & Son


21 08


Oriental Powder Mills


28 40


M. E. Hanson


38 40


S. D. Ramsdell


23 55


Labor


1,260 81


$1,945 58


SOUTH STREET.


Appropriation


$450 00


Labor


$213 22


Balance


.


$236 78


STREET LINES AND GRADES.


Appropriation


$500 00


Repairs, public buildings


$200 00


Transferred to parks


13 15


$213 15


$286 85


EXPENDED.


H. T. Whitman


$195 53


Balance


$91 32


EXPENDED.


76


SMALL POX CASE.


Appropriation


$1,250 00


EXPENDED.


Directory for Nurses


$2 00


Chas. H. Spear, ice 6 00


A. J. Thompson, furniture destroyed


139 90


J. H. McCallum, physician


173 00


Hannah Chadwick, nurse


300 00


F. F. Crane, furniture


87 95


Chas. C. Hearn, medicines


10 40


A. G. Durgin


24 95


Emily Anderson, nurse


207 00


G. F. Wilson & Co.


1 53


Andrew Olsen


5 01


Geo. E. Thomas


11 10


S. Penniman & Son


4 00


Frank E. Junot


3 50


Rogers Bros.


45 76


Edward Levendal


5 89


66 furniture destroyed


163 35


Adam S. Vogel


48 00


Safford & Very


3 25


John Hall


6 50


$1,249 09


Balance


$0 91


STREET CROSSINGS.


EXPENDED 1891.


Charles Wilson .


$114 63


C. H. Hardwick & Co.


30 00


E. Menhinnick


145 50


$290 13


77


Appropriation, 1892


$2,000 00


Receipts


116 00


$2,116 00


EXPENDED.


E. Menhinnick .


$775 02


Charles Wilson .


649 58


$1,424 60


Balance .


$691 40


WIDENING OF WATER STREET.


Appropriation


$25,000 00


EXPENDED.


Streets


$540 00


Labor


3,033 75


H. T. Whitman


219 46


Alexander Kern


508 63


Gilcoine Brothers


1.120 68


Charles Wilson .


1,780 07


E. Menhinnick


495 00


Alexander Clark


51 00


Quincy Paving and Edgetone Co.


4,800 00


M. Griffin


11 00


John Cashman


923 00


C. H. Spear


155 38


Quincy Water Supply


291 05


W. H. Ripley


106 25


$14,035 27


Balance


$10,964 73


78


WIDENING OF WATER STREET-Land Damages.


W. H. H. Rideout


$117 20


N. A. Wild


86 40


J. Nightingale


530 20


H. H. Faxon


329 00


Mrs. G. L. Baxter


170 20


Joseph M. Glover


128 00


Sarah Kincaide


555 00


Mrs. Lorney


64 00


Laura A. Hinckley


33 60


Old Colony railroad


485 00


McGrath Bros.


350 00


James McDonnell


75 00


Adams Real Estate trust, 6 items


846 94


Henry McGrath .


451 00


Mrs. Kilshaw


418 80


McDonnell & Cook


10 00


James McDonnell


346 00


James Kelly


34 44


Mrs. James Garrity


10 80


Heirs of Timothy McDonnell


41 88


Joseph Walker


101 00


John McDonnell


415 00


Daniel Driscoll


32 50


Presbyterian church .


52 00


James Bisson


33 60


Louis Bouchard .


47 60


Joseph Gustavson


24 80


Mrs. George L. Baxter, 2 items


240 36


Craig & Richards


4 85


Thomas Gould


43 40


John Mckenzie .


450 00


John Lavers


165 50


Joseph Trepanier


163 40


F. X. Junot


158 50


Amount carried forward


$7,015 97


79


Amount brought forward


$7,015 97


Alexander Soudan


156 20


Andrew Erickson


104 50


James Opie


34 50


Thomas Smith


308 30


John Leslie


10 80


Peter Dackers


57 20


W. Mitchell


28 28


Martha A. Jones


208 36


William S. Williams


572 00


Frank Brewer


25


George W. Brooks


3 20


Wyman Nightingale


40


William Richards


2 40


$8,502 36


Less awards unpaid


1,931 15


$6,571 21


Balance


$1,961 15


CULVERT, HANCOCK STREET.


Appropriation


$1,200 00


EXPENDED.


Labor


$256 88


E. Menhinnick


518 57


George H. Hitchcock & Co.


70 59


Pratt & Co.


19 94


T. Gurney .


18 86


Field & Wild


35 50


A. Keating


31 52


G. M. Sweeney, lighting lanterns .


5 00


Benjamin Johnson


48 36


$1,005 22


Balance


$194 78


.


80


GRAVEL BANK,


Appropriation $2,200 00


Balance


$2,200 00


STREET LIGHTING.


Appropriation $13,000 00


EXPENDED.


Quincy Electric L. & P. Co.


$8,638 26


Wheeler Reflector Co.


1,989 72


Citizens Gas Light Co.


1,384 69


$12,012 67


Balance


$987 33


REMOVAL OF SNOW.


Appropriation


$2,000 00


EXPENDED.


Labor


$1,346 45


Laurence White


41 75


Arthur Morton


6 00


H. Lavalle .


42 80


John Burke


0 88


John Cashman


71 00


Frank Gearing


19 60


Joseph Fletcher


22 78


N. V. Titus


30 35


Charles H. Johnson


2 34


Tirrell & Sons


25 26


$1,609 21


Balance


$390 79


·


81


EDGESTONES AND SETTING.


Appropriation .


$1,000 00


Receipts from Abuttors $508 99


Due from abuttors 444 51 953 50


$1,953 50


EXPENDED.


Glencoe Granite Company .


$304 45


Gilcoine Brothers


527 06


Charles Wilson


.


838 62


J. R. O'Neil


30 50


E. Menhinnick


7 50


Wm. T. Shea & Sons


33 00


J. C. Pendis


38 75


J. L. Miller


43 12


$1,823 00


Balance


$130 50


BRICK SIDEWALK.


Appropriation


$2,000 00


EXPENDED.


Charles Wilson .


$381 55


Gilcoine Brothers


170 65


Quincy A. Faunce


144 13


A. J. Richards & Sons


278 49


Glencoe Granite Co.


31 60


E. Menhinnick


232 00


George E. Frost


208 15


Quincy Paving and Edgestone Co.


28 78


H. O. Souther


71 65


$1,547 00


Balance


$453 00


Due from abuttors


$716 27


1


82


STATE AND MILITARY AID.


CHAPTER 301.


Appropriation $2,400 00


EXPENDED.


Per pay rolls


$2,330 00


Balance


$70 00


CHAPTER 279.


Appropriation


$1,300 00


EXPENDED.


Per pay rolls


$966 00


Balance


·


$334 00


CHAPTER 298 AND 447.


Appropriation.


$175 00


EXPENDED.


G. H. Tibbetts, 298


$72 00


Mrs. F. R. Chubbuck, 447


72 00


Timothy J. Sullivan, 447


16 00


$160 00


Balance


$15 00


LINCOLN SCHOOLHOUSE.


Appropriation $30,000 00


Receipts


15 00 $30,015 00


Transferred to contingent $50 00


Transferred to Faxon Park street 500 00


Transferred to Robertson


street . 500 00 $1,050 00


$28,965 00


Amount carried forward


$28,965 00


·


83


Amount brought forward


$28,965 00


EXPENDED.


H. T. Whitman .


$14 00


James McNeil, contractor


24,440 12


E. A. Perkins, supt.


300 00


Quincy Water Supply


27 67


Gilcoine Brothers, sidewalk


83 03


Charles Wilson, sidewalk


291 00


Labor .


125 94


James Hennessy,


furnishing 66


100 00


John O. Holden,


44 00


F. F. Crane,


66


1 55


C. B. Tilton,


66


33 50


Benj. Johnson,


66


22 37


Geo. S. Perry & Co.


66


1,779 23


E. S. Brown,


12 35


$27,282 76


RESUME.


Building


$24,782 79


Sidewalk


499 97


Furnishing .


2,000 00


$27,281 76


Balance


$1,673 24


ADVERTISING, PRINTING AND STATIONERY.


EXPENDED, 1891.


E. B. Souther


$12 35


McGovern Brothers


22 50


$34 85


7 00


F. F. Crane,


84


Appropriation, 1892


$1,500 00


Receipts .


.


5 46


$1,505 46


EXPENDED.


W. W. Adams


$191 09


McGovern Brothers


116 96


Boston Herald


12 87


Hammond Type Writer Co.


18 07


F. F. Green


175 32


Brown Brothers, city book


408 77


Green & Prescott


405 32


Thorp Adams Manufacturing Co.


15 00


State of Massachussetts


3 00


H. M. Meek


1 40


$1,347 80


Balance


$157 66


WILLARD SCHOOLHOUSE.


EXPENDED, 1891.


Isaac N. Tucker


$130 00


Norfolk County, copy of Souther claim 2 00


C. E. Woodbury, shades


240 00


$372 00


WILLARD SCHOOLHOUSE-Fence.


Appropriation


$300 00


EXPENDED.


Jonas Shackley .


.


$258 30


Balance · .


$41 70


85


WILLARD SCHOOLHOUSE .- H. O. Souther Suit.


Appropriation


$1,700 00


EXPENDED.


Award of the court


$1,699 86


Balance


$0 14


ADDITIONAL LAND FOR WOLLASTON SCHOOLHOUSE.


Appropriation


$2,000 00


EXPENDED.


Charles R. Sherman


$2,000 00


CLAIMS AND COURT AWARD.


Appropriation


$2,000 00


EXPENDED.


McGovern


$91 00


Thomas Devine


72 77


Emma Castiglioni


574 44


Adams & Harper


175 00


Brennan, witness


29 40


P. Brennan


355 00


F. W. Burt, stenographer


3 60


Phebe C. Harris, excess taxes, 1888,


1889, 1890, 1891


8 62


Isaac and Charlotte Shute


150 00


Patrick J. Barry


25 00


$1,484 83


Balance


$515 17


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS, EXPENDITURES AND BALANCES FOR 1892.


Expended 1891.


Appropriation.


Income.


Expended.


Balance.


Almshouse


$4 35


$729 09


$2,822 64


Poor out of Almshouse


299 28


419 42


3,531 15


Assessors, miscellaneous


100 00


96 38


3 62


Books, binding, postage Transfers


225 00


221 40


3 60


75 00


75 00


Clerical service


500 00


500 00


Bridges


-


I


1,500 00


1,143 27


356 73


Deepening and cleaning brooks - .


490 00


460 02


29 98


Burial places


96


1,600 00


2,615 95


3,677 00


538 95


Clerk, executive depart- ment -


520 00


520 00


Purchase of the water supply


10,000 00


2,852 17


7,147 83


150 00


142 50


7 50


Chap. 440, officers' fees


4 18


556 47


157 06


399 41


Pay city officers


187 50


11,390 00


10,938 03


451 97


City debt maturing 1892


56,619 53


56,619 53


G. A. R., Decoration Day


300 00


300 00


City hospital


1,0000 00


1,000 00


Election expenses


119 30


2,400 00


3 00


2,400 00


3 00


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


-


-


-


-


-


$7,200 00


$1,994 72


86


1


Contingent fund


Fire department, re- pairs and fixtures


400 00


335 80


64 20


Pay of men -


-


1


40 00


9,927 50


9,763 50


164 00


Miscellaneous


73 08


1,500 00


1,216 87


283 13


Fire alarm


18 26


500 00


483 06


16 94


New hose


625 00


625 00


Rubber goods


100 00


73 00


27 00


125 00


125 00


Horse keeping


8 50


1,300 00


1,100 79


199 21


Fuel


215 32


34 68


8 05


225 00


185 56


39 44


55 00


260 00


165 00


95 00


800 00


259 37


993 93


65 44


Health -


-


650 00


645 40


4 60


883 75


3,725 00


2,651 25


1,073 75


Interest


12,550 00 -


2,970 21


15,485 59


34 62


Library, books


3 00


1,513 80


1,509 35


4 45


Salaries and assist- ants


2,225 00


2,224 95


05


Fuel and lighting -


6 05


375 00


314 33


60 67


Miscellaneous


4 70


700 00


675 92


24 08


Enforcement of liquor law


800 00


791 00


9 00


Law department


150 00


60 75


89 25


Miscellaneous, city ex- penses


99 25


1,525 00


36 16


1,180 70


380 46


Parks -


513 15


107 00


620 15


Police station


2 50


400 00


92 00


447 19


44 81


Police


1 50


6,350 00


6 00


6,345 97


10 03


87


-


-


1


1


-


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


-


-


-


Ke ping Chief's horse


-


-


250 00


Lighting engine houses -


-


Fountains -


Garbage


-


Hydrants -


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS, EXPENDITURES, ETC .- Continued.


Expended 1891.


Appropriation.


Income.


Expended.


Balance.


Repair public buildings


$224 66


$4,200 00


$43 15


$3,951 75


$291 40


General repair of streets


339 00


15,000 00


134 40


14,691 43


442 97


Land and plans new fire station


7,000 00 -


6,550 65


449 35


Teal pond -


100 00


99 25


75


Paved gutters


3,000 00 +


3,000 00


Stone crossings


290 13


2,000 00 ~


116 00


1,424 60


691 40


Widening Water strect


25,000 00 1


14,035 27


10,964 73


Land damages, Water street


8,532 36 +


6,571 21


1,961 15


Culvert Hancock street


1,200 00 -


1,005 22


194 78


Engineering


-


286 85


195 53


91 32


Gravel bank


2,200 00


2,200 00


Street lighting -


368 29


13,000 00


12,012 67


987 33


Street watering


2,000 00


1,950 00


50 00


Removal of snow


2,000 00


1,609 21


390 79


Edge stones


2,000 00


1,823 00


177 00


Brick sidewalks and curbing


2,000 00


1,547 00


453 00


State Aid, Chap. 301


2,400 00


2,330 00


70 00


Chap. 279


1,300 00


966 00


334 00


Chap. 298


175 00


72 00


15 00


Chap 447


88 00


Schools, evening


1 20


1,878 00


1,876 42


1 58


Drawing schools


-


-


1,035 00


1,033 04


1 96


Books and stationery


-


64 82


3,313 00


3,312 81


19


-


1


-


88


-


-


1


-


Schools (continued).


100 00


100 00


400 00


07


Salaries -


-


-


-


38 94


3,720 84


4 16


17 00


4,182 00


4,178 12


3 88


862 00


860 75


1 25


Miscellaneous


594 70


3,750 00


3,749 86


14


Advertising, printing and stationery -


34 85


1,500 00


5 46


1,347 80


157 66


Lincoln schoolhouse -


28,465 00


15 00


27,281 76


1,198 24


Shades, Willard schoolhouse


240 00


Fuel, Willard schoolhouse


300 00


258 30


41 70


Land, Wollaston schoolhouse


2,000 00


2,000 00


Claims and court awards -


2,000 00


1,484 83


515 17


Centennial celebration


2,000 00


2,000 00


Lincoln school house, plans


65


Quincy avenue


3,000 00


3,000 00


Hancock street -


1,945 85


H. O. Souther, award


1,700 00


1,699 86


· 14


Willard schoolhouse -


132 00


Anticipation of tax -


60,000 00


Small pox case - -


1,250 00


1,249 09


91


Central fire station -


20,00 00


4,073 28


15,926 72


14,136 02


8,741 73


5,394 29


Extension main


25,000 00 -


24,165 15


834 85


Circuit repeater and fire alarm to Houghs Neck -


1,100 00


1,100 00


Cooking -


-


-


Sewing -


49,605 00 3,725 00


399 93 49,496 89


108 11


Fuel -


Janitors -


-


-


1


-


89


Water supply


-


-


Transportation


.


STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS, EXPENDITURES, ETC .- Continued.


Expended 1891.


Appropriation.


Income.


Expended.


Balance.


Repairs on Cross street


$500 00


$500 00


Plant for stone crushing


5,500 00 -


5,500 00


Faxon Park street


500 00


500 00


Robertson street


1


-


500 00


$148 18


351 82


South street


-


-


450 00


213 22


236 78


$66,111 30


$413,704 21


$8,108 68


$356,006 18


$65,806 71


-


-


-


90


STATEMENT OF CITY DEBT, SHOWING YEARS IN WHICH IT FALLS DUE.


Denomination.


Due.


Rate


1893.


1894.


1895.


1896.


1897.


1898.


1899.


1900.


Total.


Willard Special . Jan.


4


$1,000 00


$1,000


00


$2,000 00


Washington st. .


2,000 00


2,000 00


$2,000 00


$2,000 00


$2,000 00


10,000 00


Land, Wollaston Schoolhouse .


4. 25


2,000 00


2,000 00


Hancock Culvert


Apr. 15


1,200


00


1,200


00


Hancock street .


May 1


4,000


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


32,000 00


Paved gutters


2,000 00


Street crossings


4호


2,000 00


2,000


00


Common street


1,200 00


1,200


00


Curbed sidew'lks


16


4


2,000


00


2,000 00


Gravel bank


16


2,200 00


2,200 00


gutters . ·


5,000 00


5,000 00


Purchase water supply . -


" 19


66


10,000 00


10,000 00


Common street .


June 1


1,200 00


1,200 00


1,200 00


1,200 00


1,200 00 1,000 00


1,200 00 2,000 00


1,200 00 2,000 00


1,200 00 2,000 00


10,700 00


Fence, Willard schoolhouse


·


:


300 00


300 00


Centennial


2,000 00


2,000 00


Neponset bridge July 1


=


2,000


00


2,000 00


2,000


00


2 000 00


2,000 00 1,000 00


1,000 00


2,000 00 1,000 00


7,000 00


West street .


-


1,000 00


1,000


00


Quincy avenve .


" 9


3,000 00


3.000 00


Willard school . Aug. 1


66


2,000 00'


2,000 00/


2,000 00|


6,000 00


92


·


2,000


00


2,000 00


4,000


00


Crossings and


.




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