Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1902, Part 5

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1902
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25 00


James B. Whiting, labor


2 38


Ames & Bradford, plumbing


5 25


C. F. Pettengill, repair of clocks


29 75


Badger Bros., labor


75


A. W. Green, supplies


19 62


John H. Thurston, supplies


9 00


Herbert A. Hayden, tuning piano


9 00


Geo. Linton, laundry


39 45


T. L. Williams, repair clock


50


Beal Press, printing


116 75


Richardson, Smith & Co., supplies


14 40


Henry C. Mulligan, address


25 00


James Todd, D. D.,


10 00


Frank E. Parlin, sundries


59 51


G. R. Bennett, 66


3 00


Robert S. Atkins,


16 49


Helen E. Burns, pianist


5 00


Chester H. Wilbur, sundries


3 10


T. B. Pollard,


2 16


Charles E. Finch,


9 83


Chas. Sampson,


66


95


Mary E. Dearborn,


4 41


F. W. Burnham, labor


8 25


George W. Turner, laundry


4 04


Wm. Caldwell, 9 00


D. E. Wadsworth & Co., dry goods


70 26


Library Bureau, supplies


5 28


Wollaston Foundry Co., casting


2 16


Norfolk Co. Truant School


29 71


Longmans & Green Co., pub.


9 95


Sibley & Co., pub.


10 41


Union Book Binding Co.,


140 40


Town of Rockland .


1 92


Joseph W. Shackley, labor


8 26


Chandler Adjustable Chair Co.


4 80


116


Mary A. Chandler, books


120 00


Cushing & Foster, stationery .


1 80


A. J. Richards & Sons, lime 1 00


Chas. O. Eaton, sundries


10 00


P. L. Fowler, repairs


3 00


Quincy Real Estate Trust, rent


64 83


J. W. Dorley, labor


11 70


H. Nisson, labor


1 80


Hardware Supply Co.


3 69


Geo. W. Swift, painting


4 81


E. S. Beckford, electrician


21 65


Geo. O. Shirley, labor


15 25


E. M. Copeland, sundries


32 67


David Brown, repairs


1 00


Benj. H. Sanborn, pub.


295 68


James M. Nowland, sundries .


1 60


Thorp & Martin Co., stationery


12 00


$10,030 91


Evening Schools


EXPENDED.


Pay roll . .$1,335 80


D. E. Wadsworth, dry goods .


18 75


Beal Press, printing


2 85


F. F. Green, "


13 25


Geo. W. Prescott & Son, printing


7 50


American Book Co.


25 60 -


Edw. E. Babb, pub.


88 15


Quincy Electric Light Co.


185 63


$1,677 53


Janitors


EXPENDED.


Pay roll .


$7,010 00


1


1 50


A. Malnati, rent


117


Salaries


EXPENDED.


Pay roll .


.


$82,562 82


Transportation


EXPENDED.


Benj. F. Hodgkinson


$358 00


Cyrus E. Noble


250 60


O. C. St. Ry. .


393 75


$1,002 35


Fuel


EXPENDED.


Thos. O'Brien, wood


193 77


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal


$3,985 02


Financial Co. of Penn., coal


394 86


$4,573 65


SUMMARY.


Appropriation 1902


$109,100 00-


EXPENDED.


Evening .


$1,677 53


Janitors .


7,010 00


Salaries


82,562 82


Transportation


1,002 35


Books, Supplies and Sundries


10,030 91


Fuel


4,573 65 $106,857 26


Balance


$2,242 74.


118


SEWER DEBT


Appropriation 1902


$11,300 00


EXPENDED.


April Sewer Bond .


$4,500 00


May יו 66


3,000 00


Oct. 66 ">


3,500 00


Dec.


$11,300 00


SEWER MAINTENANCE


EXPENDED ACCOUNT '1901.


Ella L. Stetson, shoes


$1 50


Ames Plow Co., tools


71 19


Gustaf Wilbas, tools


85 22


G. G. Ledder, supplies


27 05


H. L. Kincaide, sundries


55


$185 51


Appropriation 1902


$1,500 00


EXPENDED.


Pay Roll, labor


9 45


G. W. Jones, oil suit


.


6 75


Geo. D. Langley, hardware


65


Boston Lockport Block Co.


14 65


G. G. Ledder, supplies


.


180 97


N. Y. & Boston Express Co.


85


Ames Plow Co.


22 50


B. Johnson, lumber ·


4 52


·


802 69


A. J. Richards & Sons, cement


4 05


Water Dept.


300 00


119


C. M. Jenness, hardware


5 50


Sanborn & Damon, hardware


1 10


John Harkins, mason


15 48


Boston Woven Hose Co.


56 00


Boston & Quincy Express Co.


4 75


Street Dept. .


200 00


$1,329 91


Balance


.


$170 09


Sewer House Connections


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$2,248 98


EXPENDED.


Pay Roll, labor


$1,699 86


J. F. Hackett, oil


6 00


F. H. Crane & Sons, cement


47 46


A. W. Stetson, printing


5 00


Water Dept.


5 19


Geo. O. Langley, carpenter


1 00


John W. Nash, sundries


2 30


George D. Langley, hardware


6 07


H. L. Kincaide


'25


South Shore Bicycle Co., repairs


12 10


Tax Collector


20 03


Street Dept.


19 51


A. J. Richards & Son, pipe


368 56


B. Johnson, lumber


50 00


Berman Bros., supplies


65


J. W. Johnson, oil


60


Alex Clark & Co., labor


4 40


$2,248 98


Appropriation 1902


$6,000 00


120


EXPENDED.


Pay roll, labor


$3,347 68


Pay roll, office labor


300 00


A. J. Richards & Son, pipe and cement


1,075 93


South Shore Bicycle Co., repairs


18 05


John W. Nash, sundries


1 24


Sanborn & Damon, hardware


1 99


Alex Clark & Co., supplies


65


H. L. Bond, supplies


21 50


John M. Frazier, supplies


6 72


Water Dept., supplies


4 25


S. Scammell & Son, supplies


13 00


Ames & Bradford, plumbing .


4 50


J. F. Hackett, oil .


$4,823 16


Balance


$1,176 84


Sewer Construction


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$19,363 05


EXPENDED.


Pay roll, labor


$9,919 27


Pay roli, office labor


973 64


G. W. Prescott


50


Ames & Bradford, plumbing


32 01


Water Department


167 93


Quincy Electric Light


4 00


W. C. Hartwell, stationery


3 15


A. J. Richards & Son, pipe etc.


2272 28


1 25


F. H. Crane & Sons, pipe


26 40


121


F. H. Crane & Son, cement etc.


507 80


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight


95 14


B. Johnson, lumber


405 01


C. S. Hubbard, dry goods


36 56


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal


849 13


Geo. D. Langley, hardware


48 07


Sanborn & Damon, hardware


20 07


Perrin & Seamans, supplies


179 82


Geo. W. Jones, boots


9 00


John W. Nash, sundries .


3 40


Citizens Gas Co.


10 80


Alex Clark & Co., sundries


25


A & W & Gallagher Express Co.


3 70


E. Hoag & Co., supplies . Abbott & Miller Express Co. .


10 85


J. F. Mullen, labor .


130 87


Carson, Trench Machine Co.


513 00


O. C. Street Ry. Co., tickets


20 00


J. F. Hackett, oil


53 00


N. E. Telephone Co. 28 30


II. H. Faxon, rent of land 50 00


Harold L. Bond, rent of boiler


81 75


Arthur W. Stetson, printing


14 00


Hosmer Codding & Co., boots


69 02


Thos. Whelan, gravel


227 51


J. B. Rhines, lumber


491 54


Boston Belting Co., supplies


15 42


Warren Bros., supplies


140 00


J. H. Houghton, supplies


28 35


Chas. A. Claflin, supplies


40 05


Chas. L. Hammond, P. M.,


21 20


Geo. H. Brown, real estate expert


35 00


Fred W. Tirrell, land damage


876 54


N. Y. & Boston Express Co.


30


Street Dept.


115 50


Blacker & Sheppard, lumber


198 25


Chas. F. Bates & Co., oil


32 50


19 64


122


25 00


John Harkins, expert mason


6 21


Badger Bros., supplies .


3 10


E. W. Branch, expense .


9 83


James Shannon, office supplies


1 13


Edw. Billings, lumber .


7 00


S. H. Edwards, supplies .


58 85


Geo. E. Thomas, labor


90 00


W. G. A. Pattee, rent


1 00


Loud & Tribou, supplies


25


F. K. Brown, hardware .


118 63


Baldwin Robbins & Co., supplies


1 50


Geo. O. Langley, labor .


$19,363 05


Appropriation 1902, balance from


sale of pumping station $27,984 46


60,000 00


Appropriation


$87,984 46


EXPENDED.


$41,108 97


Pay roll, labor


2,737 01


A. J. Richards & Sons, pipe etc.


12,372 28


J. F. Hackett, oil .


14 45


Sanborn & Damon, hardware .


5 25


Fore River Ship & Engine Co., labor


45 00


W. G. A. Pattee, rent .


33 29


Alex. Clark, tools and sundries


75 00


H. H. Faxon, rent .


29 03


C. S. Hubbard, dry goods


790 50


Carson French Mch. Co. .


888 42


J. F. Sheppard, coal


674 66


Water Dept. ·


Ames & Bradford, plumbing ·


5 08


Pay roll, office labor


218 60


John W. Nash, sundries .


12 69


Sumner & Goodwin, supplies .


286 43


123


Perrin & Seamans, supplies . Harrington King & Co .. supplies


364 03


19 83


N. E. Telephone Co.


28 20


Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.


37 95


J. F. Mullen, labor .


764 20


B. Johnson, lumber


956 17


O. C. Street Ry., tickets .


100 00


F. H. Crane & Sons, cement etc. ·


1,564 59


Mechanics Iron Foundry, castings . S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire G. G. Ledder, office supplies 16 67


3 50


Quincy Elec. Lt. Co., office light


6 00


Boston Bank Note Co., printing


45 00


Norfolk County Reg. Deeds .


15 40


Hardware Supply Co., hardware Citizens Gas. Co., coke


12 25


S. Scammell & Son, labor


15 75


Boston Belting Co ..


16 23


N. Y., N. H., & H. R. R., freight


136 13


Warren Bros., supplies .


208 25


N. S. Hunting, M. D., services


7 00


Sumner & Goodwin, supplies .


13 76


Martha A. Sherwood, damages Raw- son road


30 00


Hodge Boiler Works, supplies and repairs . ,


153 11


Street Department, repairs to Raw- son road


200 00


H. H. Carter, expert engineer


50 00


Smith & Lovett Co., supplies .


152 61


Gurney Heater Co. .


214 94


William Noble, carriage hire .


2 00


Mrs. D. Ramsdell, rent


1 50


Boston Globe, advertising


3 75


Boston Herald, advertising


3 75


F. C. Packard, sundries .


.


3 09


1,235 06


23 65


124


J. H. Houghton, supplies 15 93


Spaulding Print Co., office sundries 12 06


Street Department .


175 07


H. L. Kincaide, sundries


2 80


Bridgewater Brick Co.


24


R. J. Barry, oil


253 62


M. J. Drummond, pipe


5 40


Edson Man'f'g Co., supplies


6 00


Engineering News Pub. Co. .


2 00


W. A. Hodges, repairs . 18 39


8 00


Mary E. Drew, M. D., rent


52 79


Oriental Powder Mills, supplies .


88 95


II. L. Bond, supplies


Thos. F. Drake, land easement 128 00


500 00


Mary C. Crane, 66


200 00


Floretta Vining, 66 .


318 00


C. F. Hardwick, Adm. “


112 00


Annie M. Keating,


66


31 00


Joseph Alden,


100 00


William Bent, 66


200 00


Louise P. Howard, 66


66


1,100 00


Henry M. Faxon,


150 00


Chas. Stratton,


66


100 00


Lizzie B. Gray,


400 00


Alice C. Curtis,


264 00


Mary F. Hayward,


66


.


1,583 18


Hanley Constre'n Co. . '


933 40


Lorenzo D. Baker,


620 00


Thos. F. Whelan,


3 75


Thos. F. Whelan, gravel .


2 25


Geo. W. Jones, clothing .


.


17 79


Chas. F. Kent, machinist


Edw. Billings, lumber


767 86.


·


.


Adeline W. Waterhouse " 66


.


162 00


.


66 50


Geo. W. Prescott & Son, advertising


H. T. Whitman, trus.


544 32


66


125


James Stewart & Co., supplies


17 00


Chas. A. Claflin, supplies


4 06


W. A. Wood, Co., supplies


9 10


Walworth Man'f'g Co., supplies


7 50


James Ward, gravel


13 13


Geo. D. Langley, hardware


8 95


John Cook, labor


6 00


Coffin Valve Co.


13 00


Quincy Variety Co., sundries


55


A. G. Olney, insurance


5 62


W. G. Shaw, furniture


2 75


William Westland, hardware .


35


C. L. Hammond, P. M.


21 20


Geo. E. Thomas, carpenter


358 85


Chas. Wilson, labor .


11 00


Fred F. Green, advertising


2 50


W. C. Hartwell, stationery Hosmer Codding Co., boots H. T. Whitman, expert .


30 00


John H. Dinegan, expert


50 00


Badger Bros., machinist .


3 09


N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co. .


1 75


J. J. Shannon, office supplies


2 50


George W. Morton, expert


40 00


J. B. Rhines, lumber


267 76


75,572 02


Balance


$12,412 44


WILLARD STREET DRAIN


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$315 73


EXPENDED


Pay roll, labor


$201 31


Water Department .


5 52


Geo. A. Mayo, hardware .


1 05


Badger Bros., stone


102 00


A. J. Richards, cement .


5 85


$315 73


1


17 19


258 27


126


WILLARD SCHOOL LAVATORY


$350 00


Appropriation 1902


EXPENDED.


Geo. A. Mayo, plumbing


342 00


Balance .


$8 00


WIDENING COPELAND STREET


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


EXPENDED.


Heirs of John A. Duggan


100 50


Thomas J. Lamb


$415 50


Balance . $301 82


WINTHROP AVENUE


Balance Jan. 1, 1902 $157 47


EXPENDED.


$147 57


Pay roll, labor


A. J. Richards, pipe


9 90


$157 47


WARREN AVENUE BRIDGE


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$2,648 00


EXPENDED.


Oswego Bridge Co. $2,115 00


29 62


Timothy Gilcoine, stone work


·


$717 32


$315 00


127


P. J. Williams & Co., labor


84 83


B. Johnson, lumber


34 04


A. A. Murphy, painting .


5 25


Water Department .


135 75


Street Department .


243 51 - $2,648 00


SEALER WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1901.


Francis A. Spear, sundries


81 95


N. E. Telephone Co.


6 70


88 65


Appropriation, 1902


$450 00,


EXPENDED.


N. E. Telephone Co. 89 00


Geo. W. Prescott & Son, advertising 3 50


Alex Clark & Co., sundries


4 15


J. McFarland & Son, "


2 75


B. Johnson, teaming


12 00


S. M. Spencer, stationery


4 41


Geo. Weston, office expenses .


12 40


$78 21


Balance


$371 79


TEAL POND


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$100 80


EXPENDED.


Pay roll, labor


34 75


Balance


$66 05


128


TAX REFUND


Appropriation 1902


EXPENDED.


Harlow H. Rogers,


189 14


Willard Welsh


.


·


178 62


Wood, Harmon & Co.


164 87


Harlow H. Rogers


347 03


Harlow H. Rogers .


17 00


Charles S. Dennison


39 15


Lemuel K. Hirtle .


2 00


Mary Bradbury


33 00


John H. Dinnegan .


81,001 95


VERCHILD STREET


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$300 00


EXPENDED.


Pay roll labor


300 00


WALKER STREET SIDEWALK


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$69 88


EXPENDED.


69 04


Pay roll labor


Balance


84


$1,001 95


31 14


129


WOLLASTON AVENUE SIDEWALK


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$300 00


EXPENDED.


Pay roll labor


$29 59


John Q. Wilson, curbing


6 25


W. Shea & Son, stone


209 23


Timothy Gilcoine, labor


54 93


$300 00


WATER SUPPLY


Maintenance


EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1901.


Henry E. Emerson, sundries ·


13 25


George W. Prescott & Son, printing


43 62


C. M. Jenness, hardware 3 75


Charles Miller, oil .


6 60


Henry L. Kincaide, sundries .


2 00


Town of Braintree, rent of land


51 41


$120 63


Appropriation 1902


$10,000 00


EXPENDED.


Pay roll, labor


$6,204 59


C. L. Hammond, P. M.


253 10


Asa A. Pope, care of fountain


110 00


C. F. Knowlton, sundry expense


7 50


W. C. Hartwell, stationery


3 13


John W. Nash, sundries


13 47


Quincy Electric Light Co., office light


94 94


Loud & Tribou, grain


.


891 23


130


John F. Welch, M. D. . 2 00


Joseph F. Hogan, horse shoeing 34 57


Daniel Snow, hay . 20 65


Fred F. Green, printing .


127 25


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal 126 15


Henry E. Emerson, repairs and shoe- ing 418 95


Geo. W. Prescott & Son, printing . 54 50


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets 13 75


J. P. O'Brien, stationery


30 25


O. C. Street Ry., tickets .


35 00


N. Y., & Boston Express Co. . 1 60


S. Scammell & Son, repairs 12 50


H. M. Butterfield, sundries 3 00


C. F. Pettengill, repair clock . 1 25


W. E. Butterfield Sons & Co., sun. dries 7 00


Sanborn & Damon, hardware .


30


Weeks-Hill Pharmacy, sundries


50


P. Buckley, rent of land


12 50


Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing


25 50


F. C. Packard, sundries .


6 65


Geo. W. Jones, sundries .


25 40


John A. Mahoney, repairs


27 50


Sumner & Goodwin, supplies .


7 00


N. E. Telephone Co.,


106 07


Hersey M'f'g Co., supplies


1 70


Builders' Iron Foundry, supplies .


38 25


A. & W. & Gallagher Express Co. . 4 06


269 10


A. A. Murphy, painting stand pipe John A. Sutherland, oil . ·


6 60


Butterfield & Fritz, sundries


13 00


C. M. Jenness, hardware 6 75


Town of Braintree, rent of land


57 24


2 00


Quincy Carriage Works, repairs


1 20


C. F. Carlson, supplies


131


Fire & Water Pub. Co. .


3 00


Wm. Westland, hardware


2 31


C. Patch & Son, coal


40 40


John Hall, sundries


1 50


Michael Griffin, sundries


3 00


Mrs. A. P. Haverly, supplies


19 25


Chas. Miller, oil


1 50


E. H. Doble, grain .


54 15


F. H. Crane & Son, grain


23 57


N. E. Water Works Asso.


6 00


$9,242 80


Balance .


$757 20


Construction


Balance Jan. 1, 1902


$448 19


EXPENDED.


Pay roll labor


$148 90


Coffin Valve Co.


299 29


$448 19


Appropriation 1902


$34,000 00


Including receipts .


11,726 89


$45,726 89


EXPENDED.


Pay roll, labor


$18,738 77


Coffin Valve Co.


2,964 21


Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co.


.


3,579 07


B. Johnson, lumber


319 41


F. H. Crane & Sons, cement


46 85


N. Y., N. H & H. R. R., freight


90 47


Badger Bros., sundries


20


C. M. Jenness, hardware


11 90


N. Y. & Boston Express Co.,


·


7 05


132


A. & W. & Gallagher Express Co. . 5 38


Howe & Bassett, labor 54 75


Western Union Telegraph Co.


40


Neptune Meter Co.


704 75


Sumner & Goodwin Co. .


1,955 43


John F. Kemp, sundries 76 74


Harkins Bros., mason


5 00


A. P. Smith M'f'g Co.


1,895 48


Geo. D. Langley, hardware


8 82


Burdett, Williams & Co., hardware 41 29


Wm. Westland, hardware


101 14


Builders' Iron Foundry, supplies


236 33


Perrin, Seamans & Co., 66


156 01


A. C. Harvey Co., 170 50


Harrington, King & Co., .


44 21


Joseph M. Burns, boots .


38 00


Chadwick Boston Lead Co.


106 58


Penn. Petroleum Co.


40 80


A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., lumber .


25 10


J. H. Cunningham & Co., supplies .


390 63


Quincy Electric Light Co. .


3 50


A. B. Packard, lead ·


828 76


Thomson Meter Co. 25 20


Abbott & Miller Express Co. .


13 15


Henry E. Emerson, horse


150 00


Chas. Miller, oil


102 85


Warren Foundry & Machine Co., pipe


9,554 45


Chas. A. Claflin, supplies


247 74


W. J. McKay Co., "


6 25


Union Water Meter Co.


40 20


John Harrigan, supplies


5 63


Star Pipe Jointer Co., supplies


33 00


Oriental Powder Mills


390 72


Chapman Valve Co.


180 64


O. C. Street Ry., tickets .


45 00


133


Fred W. Gow, supplies .


176 40


Wollaston Foundry Co., supplies


342 13


Hersey M'f'g Co., supplies


11 74


C. F. Knowlton, sundries


6 00


John A. Sutherland, oil .


7 50


W. F. Loud, teaming


10 00


National Meter Co.


27 00


Fore River Ship & Engine Co., pipe and labor ·


82 03


A. M. Morton & Co., supplies


53 12


Ames & Bradford, plumbing supplies


3 06


Henry F. Jencks,


4 82


Pinel Bros., sundries


3 90


Bos. on & Quincy Express Co.


5 00


National Contracting Co.


188 96


$44,346 02


Balance .


$1,380 87


WATER DEBT


EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1901.


Jan. Water Bond


$1,000 00


Appropriation 1902


$32,500 00


EXPENDED.


April Water Bond .


$3,000 00


May


3,500 00


June 66


1,000 00


Aug. 66


20,000 00


Sept.


2,000 00


Dec.


3,000 00


$32,500 00


134


DEBT STATEMENT


DEC. 31, 1902.


Year.


Munici- pal.


Play- grounds.


Water.


Sewer.


Grand Totals.


1903,


$70,540 35


1,000


34,500


12,800


$118,840 35


1904,


59,450 00


2,000


34,500


12,800


108,750 00


1905,


57,450 00


2,000


34,500


12,800


106,750 00


1906,


54,450 00


2,000


34,500


11,800


102,750 00


1907,


45,950 00


2,000


33,500


11,800


93,250 00


1908,


45,250 00


2,000


33,500


11,800


92,550 00


1909,


39,075 00


2,000


33,500


11,800


86,375 00


1910,


34,575 00


2,000


33,500


11,500


81,575 00


1911,


20,300 00


2,000


33,500


11,500


67,300 00


1912,


10,300 00


2,000


33,500


11,500


57,300 00


1913,


3,300 00


2,000


33,500


11,500


50,300 00


1914,


3,300 00


2,000


33,500


11,500


50,300 00


1915,


3,300 00


2,000


32,500


11,500


49,300 00


1916,


3,300 00


2,000


31,500


11,500


48,300 00


1017,


3,300 00


2,000


30,500


11,500


47,300 00


1918,


3,300 00


2,000


29,500


11,500


46,300 00


1919,


3,300 00


2,000


29,500


11,500


46,300 00


1920,


3,300 00


2,000


29,500


11,500


46,300 00


1921,


3,300 00


2,000


29,500


11,500


46,300 00


1922,


3,300 00


2,000 _


29,500


11,500


46,300 00


1923,


3,300 00


2,000


29,500


11,500


46,300 00


1924,


3,300 00


8,500


11,500


23,300 00


1925,


800 00


7,500


11,500


19,800 00


1926,


6,000


11,500


17,500 00


1927,


6,000


11,500


17,500 00


1928,


5,000


11,500


16,500 00


1929,


4,000


11,500


15,500 00


1930,


3,000


10,500


13,500 00


135


1931,


2,000


10,500


12,500 00


1932,


1,000


10,500


11,500 00


1933,


10,500


10,500 00


1934,


10,500


10,500 00


1935,


10,500


10,500 00


1936,


10,500


10,500 00


1937,


10,500


10,500 00


1938,


5,000


5,000 00


1939,


2,500


2,500 00


1940,


1,500


1,500 00


1941,


1,500


1,500 00


1942,


1,500


1,500 00


$477,740 35 $41,000 $720,500 $411,600 $1,650,840 35 Water Loan falls due : April, $4,000; May, $3,500; June $1,000; August $20,000 ; September, $2,000; December, $4,000.


Sewer Loan falls due : April, $5,500 ; May, $3,000; July, $1,500 ; October, $2,500; December, $300.


Playground Loan falls due October 1.


ITEMIZED SCHEDULE OF MUNICIPAL DEBT.


TITLE.


DUE.


RATE.


1903


1904


1905


1906


1907


1908


1909


1910


1911


1912


TOTALS.


Plumbing Wollaston and Cod-


$2,000


dington Schoolhouses,


Jan. 1,


31-2


$250


$250


$250


$250


$25


$250


$250


$250


Land. Wollaston Engine House, Jan. 1, 312


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


1000


Purchase of Host,


Jan. 1,


31-2


500


500


Water Closets, Lincoln School Building,


Jan. 1,


31-2


2600


Patrol Stable


Feb. 1,


31-2


1500


Schoolhouse, Whitwell street,


Mar. 1,


31-2


4000


4000


1000


4000


1000


1000


4000


4000


32,000


avenues,


Mar. 1,


3 1-2


200


200


Pleasant and School streets,


Mar. 1,


31-2


200


500


Permanent Sidewalks,


Mar. 1,


31-2


1000


1000


1000


Grad'g Cranch school lot $3000 )


6,000


Grad'g hose house lot wd 5 1500


Mar. 1,


31-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Hook & ladder truck, wd 5 2500 )


Furnace Brook culvert


5,250


Paving Hancock st


500


Furnace avenue


600 1


Billings road


1500


3,400


Goddard st and Federal ave 200


Howard street


1000


School street 400


Coddington st


Apr. 1,


3 3-2


800


800


800


800


800


800


800


800


800


800


*18,400


Land for Washington schoolh'seApr. 1,


31-2


500


500


500


500


500


500


1000


1: 00


1000


6,000


Houghs Neck Fire Station


Apr. 1


31-2


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


4,000


Beach st sidewalk


1500 )


5,300


Washington st sidewalk


1300


May 1,


31-2


500


500


500


500


500


800


1000


1000


Billings road sidewalk


3500 )


Engine house, ward 5


May 1,


3 -12


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


Webster street


500


Glover ave


400


John H S lot grading Beale street


2000


June 1,


3 -12


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


8,000


Quincy avenue


1100


H & V Wollaston school


4000 )


Sewer H C


July 1,


31-2


4000


2000


Paving Copeland street


July 1,


31-2


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


10,000


City Stable


July 1,


31-2


500


500


500


500


500


500


3,000


136


¿ Apr. 1,


31-2


400


400


400


400


400


400


400


600


Billings road and West Elm avenue,


Mar. 1,


31-2


500


3,000


$650 . Apr. 1, C000 7


31-2


700


700


700


700


700


700


525


525


4,500


1,000


2,600


1500


Drain, Lincoln and Willard


200


.


12,000


2000


6,000


Madison street


Schoolhouses, Wards Four and Five


July 1,


31-2


7500


7500


7500


7500


East Elm ave


$500)


Payne street


1000


Putnam street


200


Garfield street dr.in


500·


Engine and hose houses


975 >July 1,


31-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


4,000


Furnace brook wall


500


Drain and catch basin, Ward 6,


475


Crescent street


3500


Hancock street paving


7,000


Grade crossings


$500)


Billings road


3000


Quarry street


7500


Permanent sidewalks,


8000


Paving east side of Han- cock street


11,000


Willard street


1500 >July 1,


3 1-2


3000


3500


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


26,500


Trafford street


500


Payne street


300


Beale street


1500


Nightingale avenue


500


Goddard street and Federal Avenue


200


Water street sidewalk


1000


Arthur street


1000


Botolph and Clive street sidewalk


1800 >July 1,


31-2


700


700


700


700


700


700


700


700


5,600


North street


600


DesMoines road


1600


Squantum Causeway


1000 J


Chubbuck street


1900 { July 1,


31-2


250


250


250


250


250


250


250


250


2,000


Copeland street


July 1,


31-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


+22,000


Ward 2 Bath House


July 1,


31-2


200


200


200


200


200


200


200


200


1,600


Winthrop ave gutters


1600)


Central avenue


800


Albertina street


300


Miller stile drain


1000


July 1,


31-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


9,000


Botolph street


500


Atlantic street


1400


Warren avenue bridge


2650 J


City Hall Remodelling


31-2


1500


1500


1500 . 1500


1500


1500


1000


1000 5500


1000 5500


1000


13,000


Washington School


July 1, July 1,


31-2


5500


5500


5500


5500


5500


5500


5500


5500


55,000


July 1,


31-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


2000


30,000


137


Engine House, Ward 5


600 1


1000


.


Water street storm sewer


1750


6,cco


Bewer II, C.


July 1,


31-2


2600


200)


2000


Beale street sidewalk


1500 l Aug. 1, 1000 )


3 -12


250


250


250


250


250


250


250


250


2,000


Kendrick avenue


Coddington street


30,700) 2500


Aug. 1,


31-2


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


$33,000


Arthur street


1125


1400)


6,000


Permanent sidewalls


Aug. 1,


31-2


100)


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Hancock and Granite sts widening


1200


Old Colony street drain


500


Wid'g Han'k and Sch'l sts


1434 >Aug. 1,


312


500


500


500


500


500


500


3,000


Finishing room in John Hancock schoolhouse


550


Additional for City stable


1500


Bigelow st sidewalk


1000


Chestnut st sidewalk


1200


Liberty street sidewalk


1700


Washington st sidewalk


3000


Rodman street sidewalk


1800


Rawson road sidewalk


1800


Wollaston ave sidewalk Quarry street


5000


Willard street


4000


Verchild street


300


Rogers street


1500 >Ang. 1.


31-2


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


27,000


Hancock street


2700|


Independence ave drain 500


Liberty street storm sewer 1300 Emeline Brown, claim 50


Thos J. Lamb, claim 300


Deficit Bills plumbing Wol- laston and Coddington schoolhouses 467 43


Grading Cranch sch'l lot 1000


Howard avenue


1500 )


Hook and ladder truck


Ang. 1,


31-2


200


200


200


200


200


200


400


Plumbing John Hancock School


3500


4,200


Willard school Lavatory


350


¿ Ang. 1,


31-2


700


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


Water Trough Ward 3 Small Pox


Sept. 1,


31-2


2500


Heating Adams and Quincy schools


Sept. 1,


4


1000


1000


1000


Rebuilding Adams street


Sept. 1, 1


500


500


1,000


138


1,600


350 J


2,500


3,000


School street


Howard street


300


Chubbuck street Dimmock street


6000)


New Policestation


1000 4500


Plain Street


200


Beach street sidewalk


1500 3000


¿Sept. 1, 3 1-2


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


18,000


Clark street sidewalk


500


Newbury avenne sidewalk 1200


Walker street sidewalk


1000


Beale street sidewalk


1700


Additional land for Mt. Wollaston cemetery


Oct. 1,


31-2


2000


2000


2000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


24,000


Almshouse Water Closets 1300


Purchase and Removal of French House


1500


31-2


1300


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


5,800


Honghs Neck Fire Station (additional) 2000


-


Oct. 1,


31-3


500


500


500


500


500


500


3,000


Schoolhonse land Whitwell st


Nov. 1,


31-2


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


3,500


Fire alarm boxes and chang- ing No. 3 circuit


875


Willard wall


200


Madison street


600 ŞNov. 1,


31-2


200


200


200


200


200


200


300


1,500


39


Wiring Almshouse


150


Footway, Beale street bridge 275 J


Claims widening Coddington street


Nov. 1,


3 1-2


500


500


500


500


500


500


3,000


Police Signal Service


Nov. 1,


31-2


500


500


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


7,000


Independence Av. Drain


800


Hamilton Street


500


Newbury Avenue


1000


¿Nov, 1.


31-2 .


350


500


500


500


500


500


Edison Street


200


Eaton Street


50


Brooks Avenue Sidewalk


300J


Poor Department


Dee. 1,


3 1-2


940 35


940 35


Fire Department Fuel


Dec. 1,


3 1-2


300


300


Willard street drain


2500)


Teal Pond


2000 |


8,000


Intervale street,


1500


Plumbing Willard school, 3500 )


70,540 35


59.450


57,450


54,450


45,950


45,250


39,075 34,575


20,300


10,300


$477,740 35


--


.


Heating Hose house, wd 4, 500 }Dec. 1,


3 -12


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


.


* 1913 to 1925, of $800 each year, $10,400.


+ 1913 to 1924, $1,000 each year, $12,000. # 1913 to 1924, of $1500 each year, $18,000.


2,850


Faxon Park Road


Plans and Survey of City 1000


¿Oct. 1,


Grove street


1


Report of the Commissioner of Public Works


To His Honor the Mayor of the City of Quincy :




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