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$3,223 00
Contagious Diseases.
EXPENDED.
T. Hewson, painting pest house .
$163 50
J. A. & W. Bird Co., chemicals 20 15
E. S. Beckford, electrician, pest house 39 97
Ames & Bradford, plumbing, pest house 139 00
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire
1 50
R. D. Chase, insurance, pest house
75 00
Fred F. Green, printing
25 50
State Board of Health, supplies
9 00
N. Y., & Boston Ex. Co. .
15
A. & W. & Gallagher Ex. Co.
15
$473 92
Miscellaneous.
EXPENDED.
John Gourley, care of dump
$75 00
A. L. Baker, care of dump
25 00
Edward J. Lennon, sundry expense
39 88
W. A. Bradford, expert service ..
.
16 80
J. Curley, labor
1 00
Henry Curtis, labor
88
John Deady, labor
88
William F. Pratt, labor
1 00
Peter McConarty, labor
15 00
William Parker & Son, labor
7 00
Maurice Gurney, labor
1 00
69
Timothy Allman, labor
$14 50
Fred Rogers, labor
2 00
Edward J. Lennon, labor
2 25
John Gourley, labor
3 00
Clara A. Penley, clerical
99 25
Annie H. Leonard. typewriting .
1 00
James J. Shannon, sundries
1 00
F. C. Packard, sundries
1 60
C. H. Goldthwait, vaccine points
30
G. W. Crawford, constable
3 28
H. C. Derby, stationery
4 50
W. C. Hartwell, stationery
3 45
A. E. Martell, stationery
18 00
J. L. Fairbanks, stationery
2 10
A. W. Stetson, printing
69 10
Geo. W. Prescott, advertising
51 88
Fred F. Green, advertising
5 25
W. A. Greenough, publishing
2 50
W. T. Arnold, frame .
1 35
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
4 05
A. & W. & Gallagher Ex. Co.
30
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.
1 80
James Bisson, carriage hire
2 50
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire
10 50
Chas. L. Hammond, postmaster
29 20
$518 10
Summary.
Contagious diseases
473 92
Miscellaneous health .
518 10
Balance
$2,230 98
Smallpox Cases.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . . Add appropriation by Council received
98 75
from State of Massachusetts 744 48
$843 23
·
$992 02
70
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
C. H. Goldthwait, vaccine points $3 88
J. F. Sheppard & Son, coal 24 25
L. W. Strong, M. D., services
306 50
P. M. Smith, M. D., services
131 00
W. G. Curtis, M. D., services
5 00
John F. Welch, M. D., services
53 87
Chas. C. Hearn, vaccine points and tubes 15 40
Chas. C. Hearn, drugs
3 85
Mount Wollaston farm, provisions
6 31
Johnson Bros., provisions
49 55
D. E. Wadsworth & Co., dry goods
7 63
Quincy Fair, hardware
69
N. Y. & Boston Express Co.
45
Abbott & Miller Express Co.
2 10
Mrs. E. M. Spaulding, nurse
175 00
Joseph E. White, bedding " burned " 40 00
E S. Beckford, electrician .
16 15
A. & W. & Gallagher Express Co. .
1 60
$843 23
Garbage.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903
103 85
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor
$102 00
Patrick Desmond, horse shoeing 1 50
103 50
Balance
$ 35
Appropriation, 1903
3,000 00
Add transfer by, Council from Mis- cellaneous Health appropriation .
277 00
$3,277 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor
$2,652 00
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing and repairs 172 50
71
Edwin R. Whebble, collecting garbage
$160 00
Sanborn & Damon, hardware 5 75
Badger Bros., sundries
2 50
Frank Gearin, use of wagon
6 00
Street department, board of horse
235 00
$3,233 75
Balance
$43 25
Inspection.
Appropriation, 1903
600 00
EXPENDED.
Edward J. Lennon, Inspector .
.
600 00
Pest House.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
115 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Ames & Bradford, plumbing
$22 78
Water department
92 22
115 00
HAMILTON STREET.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . $500 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor
500 00
HANCOCK STREET WIDENING
From School Street to Music Hall.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . 431 30
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Estate James Edwards, land damage $429 50
Balance $1 80
72
HANCOCK SCHOOL, PLUMBING AND PAINTING.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . $671 25
Less transfer by Council to 1903 ap- propriation for repair of public building 298 00
$373 25
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1903.
Ames & Bradford, plumbing
$87 80
B. Johnson, lumber · 23 63
George O. Langley, carpenter
36 80
F. Favorite, painting .
.
225 00
373 23
Balance
$ 02
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS.
Appropriation, 1903 . $125 00
EXPENDED.
Woodbury & Leighton, experts . ·
125 00
HOSE HOUSE AT HOUGHS NECK.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$5,070 48
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
W. R. Lofgren, builder
$4,393 95
Badger Bros., heating
385 00
W. A. Snow & Co., fittings
12 00
C. Patch & Son, coal . 37 03
Pay roll, labor
110 34
Street department, labor
39 75
John W. Nash, sundries
2 57
R. D. Chase, Insurance
80 00
5,060 64
Balance $9 84
INDEPENDENCE AVENUE.
Appropriation, 1903 .
$200 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
J. W. Pratt, labor 200 00
73
INDEPENDENCE AVENUE DRAIN.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903
.
$18 42
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor
$18 42
18 42
INTEREST-CITY DEBT.
Appropriation, 1903
$16,776 55
EXPENDED.
Jan.
Ward Two bath house
$28 00
Purchase of hose
17 50
Remodeling City Hall
227 50
East Elm avenue
70 00
City stables
52 50
Sewer house connection
105 00
Washington schoolhouse .
962 50
Wollaston fire station lot
78 75
Winthrop avenue gutters
70 00
Water street sidewalk
98 00
Plumbing Coddington and
Wollaston schoolhouses
34 96
Sewer house connection
35 00
Schoolhouse loan
560 00
Chubbuck street
35 04
Lincoln schoolhouse plumbing
45 50
Hancock street
122 50
Street Improvement loan
385 00
Street Improvement loan
411 25
Copeland street
180 00
Feb. Schoolhouse loan
40 00
Winthrop avenue gutters
17 50
Plumbing Hancock schoolhouse Beale street
35 04
Hancock and Granite streets
35 00
Permanent sidewalks
87 50
Police signal service
26 25
8 75
74
Feb. Street Improvement loan
$577 50
Bigelow street, etc. .
472 50
Hook & Ladder truck 28 00
Mar. Quincy schoolhouse loan .
35 00
Copeland street 20 00
Street Improvement loan
52 50
Permanent sidewalks
60 00
Billings road and Elm avenue
10 00
Pleasant and School streets .
4 00
Schoolhouse loan
350 00
Quincy and Adams schoolhouses
60 00
Lincoln avenue drain .
4 00
Cranch schoolhouse lot
105 00
Adams street
20 00
Chubbuck street
315 00
Apr.
Street improvement loan
28 00
Plumbing Hancock schoolhouse
12 25
Hancock and Granite streets .
17 50
Permanent sidewalks
17 50
Smallpox cases
43 75
Schoolhouse loan
157 50
Street improvement loan
322 00
Houghs Neck fire station
35 00
Hancock street and Furnace brook .
91 86
Plumbing almshouse
40 25
Faxon Park road
8 75
Madison street
59 50
Washington schoolhouse lot
105 00
Cemetery loan .
420 00
May. Coddington street, claim .
52 50
Police Signal service
122.50
Independence avenue, drain
49 88
Cranch schoolhouse lot
61 25
Fire alarm boxes
26 25
Wollaston fire station
210 00
Permanent sidewalk
92 75
June. Houghs Neck fire station
8 75
Webster street
140 00
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
75
June. Willard street drain
$140 00
July. Winthrop avenue gutters
70 00
Winthrop avenue gutters
122 50
Sewer house connection
70 00
Houghs Neck fire station
8 75
Street improvement loan
393 75
Street improvement loan
385 00
Copeland street
160 00
Sewer house connection .
105 00
Sewer house connection
70 00
Sewer house connection
35 00
Purchase of hose
8 75
Remodelling City Hall
227 50
East Elm avenue
70 00
City stables
52 50
Hancock street
122 50
Washington schoolhouse
962 50
Wollaston fire station
70 00
Plumbing Coddington and
Wollaston schoolhouses
30 66
Chubbuck street, etc
34 96
Ward 2 bath house
28 00
Water street sidewalk
98 00
Schoolhouse loan
560 00
Aug.
Plumbing Hancock schoolhouse
52 50
Schoolhouse loan
17 50
Houghs Neck fire station
17 50
Purchase of hose
5 25
Overseers Poor
16 46
Winthrop avenue gutters
35 00
Copeland street loan .
20 00
Street improvement loan
577 50
Bigelow street
437 50
Hancock and Granite streets
35 00
Hook and Ladder truck . 28 00
Permanent sidewalks
87 50
Beale street
34 96
Plumbing Hancock school
73 50
Sept. Copeland street loan
20 00
76
Sept. Bigelow street $35 00
Hancock and Granite streets
17 50
Permanent sidewalks 17 50
Permanent sidewalks
40 00
Quincy schoolhouse loan
210 00
Quincy and Adams schoolhouses 60 00
Grading Cranch schoolhouse lot
87 50
Adams street 20 00
Chubbuck street
315 00
Faxon Park road
43 75
Plumbing almshouse
61 25
Street improvement loan
52 50
Schoolhouse loan
40 00
Schoolhouse loan
35 00
Smallpox cases
43 75
Faxon Park road
52 50
Houghs Neck fire station
35 00
Hancock street, etc.
79 63
Madison street, etc.
52 50
Plumbing almshouse
101 50
Street improvement loan
252 00
Washington schoolhouse lot
96 25
Cemetery loan .
420 00
Schoolhouse loan
52 50
Houghs Neck fire station
17 50
Wollaston fire station
183 75
Permanent sidewalk
84 00
Sewer house connections
105 00
Cranch schoolhouse lot
61 25
Fire alarm boxes
26 25
Independence avenue drain
41 12
Police signal service
122 50
Coddington street claim .
52 50
Dec. Rock Island road
12 25
Street improvement loan
17 50
Schoolhouse loan
122 50
Independence avenue drain
8 75
Overseer poor
16 46
Fire department
5 25
Oct.
Nov.
77
Dec.
Chubbuck street drain
$8 75
Webster street
122 50
Willard street drain
140 00
$16,657 28
Balance
$119 27
INTEREST-WATER DEBT.
Appropriation, 1903 (Paid from re-
ceipts from water rates, 1903)
$29,087 70
Expended .
28,480 00
Balance
$607 70
INTEREST-PARK DEBT.
Appropriation, 1903
$1,640 00
Expended
1,640 00
INTEREST-SEWER DEBT.
Appropriation, 1903 (Paid from re-
ceipts from sewer assessments .
$15,219 75
Add to appropriation from sewer as- sessments
1,225 00
$16,444 75
Expended
16,619 75
INTEREST-TEMPORARY LOAN.
Appropriation, 1903
$7,000 00
Expended .
.
9,543 60
LAW LIBRARY.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$34 75
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
James D. Cockcroft, books
$6 00
Boston Book Co., books
19 25
Edward Thompson
7 50
32 75
Balance
$2 00
.
78
Appropriation 1903
$100 00
EXPENDED.
James Thomas, books.
$4 00
Little, Brown & Co., books 40 00
Boston Book Co., books
7 00
George Reed, books
6 00
Commonwealth of Mass., books
6 00
Edward Thompson, books .
33 75
F. S. Blanchard, books
3 00
A. & W. & Gallagher, Ex. Co.
15
99 90
Balance
$ 0 10
LINCOLN SCHOOLHOUSE, PLUMBING.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$165 49
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Ames & Bradford, plumbing and re-
pairs
$122 65
Water Department
5 59
128 24
Balance
$37 25
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . $369 03
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902. Miscellaneous.
Hammond Typewriter Co., repairs
$1.60
Doten & Dunton Desk Co.
25 00
Library Bureau, supplies
103 00
Fred F. Green, printing
5 50
Sanborn & Damon, labor
2 15
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.
4 75
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
2 15
$144 15
79
EXPENDED. Books.
De Wolf Fiske & Co ..
$49 48
Charles E. Lauriat Co.
96 07
Little, Brown & Co. .
. 2 09
147 64
EXPENDED.
Periodicals, Binding and Printing.
Photo Era Pub. Co.
$1 50
EXPENDED.
Fuel and Lighting.
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
.
$72 72
$366 01
Balance
$3 02
EXPENDED, 1903
Salaries and Assistants.
Pay roll
$2,616 50
Catalogue Fund.
Charlotte Cochrane, typewriting $680 16
George W. Prescott & Son, printing . 60 00
$740 16
Books.
W. A. Greenough
$ 2 50
Desmond Pub. Co.
18 00
F. S. Blanchard .
3 00
Library Bureau .
2 00
Booklovers Library
25 00
Keramic Studio .
2 50
Mass. Historical Society
6 00
Soldiers and Sailors Historical Society
40
Chestor W. Eaton
2 00
De Wolf Fiske & Co. .
10 80
Charles E. Lauriat Co.
658 17
80
Little, Brown & Co. .
$264 83
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.
28 50
Publishers' Weekly
3 50
Essex Publishing Co.
6 00
$1,033 20
Periodicals, Printing and Binding.
A. K. Allstine, binding
$293 81
Cumulative Index Co., binding
8 75
W. H. Guild, binding
3 55
Fred F. Green, printing
94 50
George W. Prescott & Son, printing
43 00
Home Library Supply Association
259 80
Uburban Publishing Company . .
1 00
Soldiers and Sailors Historical Society
1 20
Amelia L. Bumpus, sundries
2 75
W. H. Wilson & Co., printing
3 00
Library Publishing Co.
2 25
J. M. Sullivan
2 40
Mass. Society Mayflower Decendants
2 00
$718 01
Fuel and Lighting.
Quincy Electric Lighting Co. lighting $289 63
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting 6 70
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
331 54
Thomas O'Brien, wood
5 00
Arthur H. Dunham, wood .
8 00
$640 87
Miscellaneous.
N. Y. & Boston Express Company $55 40
A. &. W. & Gallagher Express Co. 50 81
Abbott & Miller Express Company
75
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster
42 55
Amelia L. Bumpus, sundry expenses
28 00
Alice G. White, sundry expenses
40 55
William Savage, labor
31 00
Alexander Nugent, labor
165 00
81
Sanborn & Damon, hose and hardware
$15 03
Boston Woven Hose Company, hose 12 71
Water Department 9 33
Hopkins & Holden, sundries
20 01
Henry McGrath, sundries .
1 00
Quincy Electric Light Co., sundries
6 00
John A. Gordon, M. D., sundries
8 00
James Meaney, labor .
10 67
William Harkins, mason
19 13
Friend Crane, repairs .
16 15
Library Bureau, stationery
56 40
Thorp & Martin Co., stationery .
6 20
Samuel Ward & Co., stationery
3 90
Dennison Manf'g Co., stationery
1 50
John W. Nash, sundries
7 07
Frank F. Crane, hardware
3 50
Joseph Breck & Son, signs .
3 00
Street watering
5 36
A. F. Hall, sundries
.
75
F. W. Burnham, sharpening lawn mower .
2 50
Library Art Club
5 00
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co., rent of safe
10 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets
4 50
$641 77
Summary.
Appropriation, 1903
$6,400 00
EXPENDED
Salaries and assistants
$2,616 50
Catalogue fund .
740 16
Books .
1,033 20
Periodicals, binding and printing
718 01
Fuel and lighting
640 87
Miscellaneous
641 77
6,390 51
Balance
.
$9 49
82
MISCELLANEOUS CITY EXPENSES.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$1,426 06
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
C. W. Garey, M. D., return of births $1 25
S. W. Ellsworth, M. D., ‹ 66 4 50
J. M. Sheahan, M. D., 66 66 26 25
E. R. Johnson, M. D., 66 2 00
F. S. Davis, M. D., 66 66
1 00
R. McLennon, M. D.,
18 75
W. E. Kernan, M. D., 66
2 50
Maria E. Drew, M. D.,
66 2 00
Chas. S. Adams, M. D.,
66
8 75
D. A. Bruce, M. D.,
1 75
T. J. Dion, M. D., 66
8 75
John A. Gordon, M. D.,
5 75
E. H. Bushnell, M. D.,
66
..
6 25
John H. Ash, M. D., 66
66
16 25
A. P. Thompson, M. D., «
66
75
N. S. Hunting, M. D.,
21 25
H. C. Hallowell, M. D., «
66
1 75
W. J. Middleton, M. D., «
1 75
W. G. Curtis, M. D.,
6 75
Wellington Record,M.D.,“
..
4 50
Fred E. Jones, M. D., 6.
6 25
Edw. L. Bean, M. D., 66
66
6 00
John F. Welch, M. D., 66
66
9 75
H. S. Hayford, M. D., 66 66
16 25
W. E. Brown, return of deaths .
31 75
A. W. Fay, return of deaths
12 00
John Hall, return of deaths
54 25
Ada M. Nightingale, clerical service .
100 00
Magan & Graham, carriage Board of Registrars .
20 00
Geo. H. Field, Commissioner Hancock street land damage 25 00
Norfolk County Register of Deeds
1 75
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
22 05
J. H. Dinegan, expert service
25 00
83
George Howard, claim
$221 46
W. B. Maney, adding machine
375 00
North Quincy Club, rent of hall
20 00
Derby Desk Co., furnishings
14 80
New England Telephone Co.
54 81
Estate James Edwards, land damage
120 50
$1,279 12
Balance
$146 94
Appropriation, 1903
$4,000 00
Less transfer by Council to appropria-
ation for repairing tide gate, Blacks creek
$200 00
Less transfer by Council to appropria- tion for fuel, Fire Department 500 00
$700 00
Balance
$3,300 00
EXPENDED.
Derby Desk Co., furnishings
$68 80
J. H. Pray & Sons Co., rug
65 00
Enoch H. Doble, claim
171 75
George Faircloth, claim
100 00
John T. Jordan and Christina C. Jor- dan, claim .
200 00
New England Telephone Co., rental .
12 50
W. E. Brown, burial .
35 00
John Hall, burial
70 00
James Dunn, carriage hire .
1 50
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire
4 50
W. Porter & Co., bond insurance
240 00
John A. Boyd Camp No. 2
50 00
Norfolk County, Clerk of Courts
2 25
Wagner Typewriter Co., supplies
92 75
Mary Donovan, land damage Chubbuck street
75 00
Chas. N. Hunt, dog officer
.
7 50
W. E. Dewhurst, ringing bell
·
10 00
.
84
Ada M. Nightingale, clerical $50 00
Annie H. Leonard, clerical 22 50
Geo. W. Prescott & Son, advertising 5 50
Fred F. Green printing,
3 50
F. E. Goss, framing
20 85
Geo. E. Davenport, repairing frames .
5 00
F. A. Skinner, photographs 5 50
Geo. W. Conant, deputy sheriff
2 20
Geo. H. Field, deputy sheriff
1 16
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets 9 00
J. H. Dinegan, expert service 25 00
C. F. Pettengill, care of City clock
50 00
$1,406 76
Balance
$1,893 24
NEWBURY AVENUE.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 $1,000 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor
$749 22
Timothy Gilcoine, labor
45 62
W. Shea & Sons, curbing
171 60
Water department
33 56
$1,000 00
PARK DEBT.
Appropriation 1903
1,000 00
EXPENDED.
Park bond .
.
1,000 00
PARKS.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
2 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
A. J. Richards & Son, lime
2 00
Appropriation, 1903
1,200 00
Add appropriation by Council, receipts from pasturage 50 00
$1,250 00
85
EXPENDED.
Ames Plow Co., tools and supplies $9 50
Schegel & Fottler, lawn seed 20 14
James Meaney, labor
140 95
James Breman, labor
278 04
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
178 46
John W. Starr, labor at bath house
220 00
Annie M. Feeney, labor at bath house
81 43
Martin Pfaffmann, trees
25 55
Geo. E. Thomas, carpenter
32 94
F. F. Crane, paint
11 60
Sanborn & Damon, hardware
15 12
Estate B. Johnson, lumber
34
Fred B. Rice, signs
15 00
Water department
63 99
Quincy Fair, sundries
50
H. C. Burch Man'f'g Co., stationery
2 25
Edw. A. Hammond, stationery
5 00
John W. Nash, sundries
10 16
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
50
R. D. Chase, insurance
75 00
John F. Donovan, officer
30 00
$1,216 47
Balance
$33 53
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Permanent Men.
Appropriation, 1903
$15,104 00
Add appropriation by Council receipt
of the Police department .
648 00
$15,752 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, permanent men
$15,152 00
Edw. J. Curtin .
.
70 00
Claus A. Broberg
70 00
$15,292 00
Balance
$460 00
86
Chief's Salary.
Appropriation 1903
$1000 00
EXPENDED.
Joseph W. Hayden, chief . 1,000 00
Police Station.
Appropriation, 1903
$200 00
EXPENDED.
Joseph W. Hayden, keeper
200 00
Enforcement of Liquor Law.
Appropriation 1903
$1,000 00
EXPENDED.
Daniel R. McKay, sundry expenses
$65 05
James W. Murray, officer 14 25
A. W. Goodhue, officer
4 00
Patrick Bradley, officer
23 75
Edw. J. Curtin, officer
75 00
John Bowton, officer
6 95
Malcolm C. Stewart, officer
2 50
David L. Gordon, officer
10 00
James Dunn, officer
20 00
John T. Larkin, officer
1 25
Henry F. Corbett, officer
1 25
Jeremiah Hinchon, officer .
2 25
Joseph W. Hayden, carriage hire
1 50
Geo. T. Magee, stenographer
4 00
L. F. Burton, stenographer
2 00
Balance
$766 25
Special and Miscellaneous.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903
$50 53
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Quincy Electric Light Co., light $9 54
N. E. Telephone Co., rental 4 72
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co.
75
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
25
C. Patch & Son, coal .
35 00
$50 26
Balance
27
.
.
$233 75
.
87
Appropriation 1903
EXPENDED.
Joseph W. Hayden, use of horse
$90 00
Joseph W. Hayden, laundry & sundries
91 75
Daniel R. McKay, sundry expenses
34 50
Edw. J. Curtin, officer
509 37
Patrick J. Kelliher
.
22 50
Patrick A. Milford,
5 00
John Bowton,
66
38 75
John F. Donovan,
108 75
Henry W. Thorn,
66
57 50
Henry F. Corbett,
51 25
David L. Gordon,
130 00
Malcolm C. Stewart,
66
158 75
Edward J. Sandberg,
66
2 50
John T. Larkin,
66
6 25
Timothy Golden,
66
1 25
Charles Olsen,
66
40 00
Claus Broberg,
66
236 25
James W. Murray,
66
7 50
J. Holleran,
66
6 88
Michael F. Donovan,
66
50 00
Calvin T. Dyer,
66
2 50
George A. McKay,
66
7 50
Henry J. Mathews,
6 25
Thomas F. Maloney,
66
80 00
Frank E. Burrill,
12 50
A. W. Goodhue,
66
9 38
Geo. A. Cahill,
66
2 50
Jeremiah Hinchon,
66
6 25
Samuel D. DeForrest,
1 25
Edward Johnson,
63
Patrick H. Bradley,
66
7 60
State and City election officers :
Henry J. Mathews
8 47
Michael F. Donovan
7 22
William S. Lyons
7 22
John F. Hunt
7 22
John Holleran
7 22
·
$4,295 00
88
State and City election officers :
A. W. Goodhue
$6 67
Patrick A. Milford
7 22
Charles A. Broberg
7 22
Edward J. Curtin
7 91
John T. Larkin
7 22
John F. Donovan
7 22
Frank E. Burrill
7 22
Malcolm C. Stewart
7 22
John Bowton
7 22
David L. Gordon
7 22
George A. Cahill
6 67
Henry F. Corbett
7 22
Jeremiah Hinchon
7 22
Charles Olson
7 22
Edward Johnson .
7 22
Henry W. Thorn
7 91
Patrick J. Kelliher
7 22
Thomas F. Maloney
8 05
Patrick H. Bradley
1 25
Pay roll, special officers, July 3 and 4
126 25
W. E. Decrow, signal boxes, relocating and repairs 646 23
C. L. Redding, labor, signal service 17 50
Citizen Gas Light Company, lighting 23 84
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting . 91 06
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, grain 33 26
F. H. Crane & Sons, grain .
105 69
A. J. Richards & Sons, grain
8 11
Loud & Tribou, grain
10 06
H. F. Scheafer, coal
28 70
Edward M. Alden, coal
52 37
C. Patch & Son, coal .
175 13
William L. Marden, stenographer
2 00
Grace R. Stancomb, stenographer
2 00
W. J. Parker, stenographer
5 00
L. F. Burton, stenographer
4 00
Ivers & Johnson, belts
46 56
Pettengill & Andrews, repairs . . 12 10
89
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
$1 06
William Westland, hardware 4 02
Kellie's Studio, photograph
2 00
F. A. Skinner, photograph
5 00
Old Colony Laundry Co., laundry
2 00
Charles C. Hearn, drugs
3 50
W. C. Hartwell, stationery
23 79
W. C. Hartwell, Boston Globe
75
Hartwell & Monroe, stationery
1 25
A. & W. & Gallagher Express Co.
25
Boston & Quincy Express Company
2 25
N. Y. & Boston Express Company
1 95
Abbott & Miller Express Company
1 88
Quincy Department Store, dry goods
5 20
New England Telephone Co., rental Friend Crane, repairs
238 39
6 10
George W. Prescott & Son, advertis- ing
50
J. W. Reardon, supplies
2 00
W. A. Gavin, supplies
6 00
N. Garbarino, services
10 00
F. A. Tirrell, services
5 00
C. J. H. Totman, labor
1 00
Millard F. Newcomb, labor
5 02
C. F. Mitchell, upholsterer
3 00
James Bisson, carriage hire
6 00
John W. Nash, sundries
10 90
F. C. Packard, sundries
2 25
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
9 20
Street Department, labor
5 72
F. S. Blanchard, pub.
3 00
Henry E. Emerson, repairs
226 70
Crystal Spring Ice Co., ice
10 42
F. F. Crane, hardware
2 50
J. II. Gillis, sundries .
45
Christina Nilson, meals for prisoners
162 75
Fred F. Green, printing
32 50
$4,148 94
Balance
$146 06
90
REMOVAL OF SNOW.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903, .
$308 53
Add transfer by City Council .
54 20
$362 73 1
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1902.
Edward J. Sandberg, labor
$32 00
W. F. Loud, labor
35 75
Charles L. Prescott, labor
14 00
John Cashman, labor .
111 00
Jeremiah Gearin, labor
15 60
Thomas Whelan, labor
44 00
C. G. Fletcher, labor
29 75
B. F. Hodgkinson, labor
12 25
Badger Bros., labor
14 00
M. J. Cross, labor
54 20
362 55
Balance
18
Appropriation, 1903
$2000 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor
$1,130 12
Henry Lavelle, labor
3 60
Badger Bros., labor
9 50
Edward J. Sandberg, labor
14 00
Jeremiah Gearin, labor
10 00
Thomas Whelan, labor
40 00
William F. Loud, labor
49 00
C. A. Stanley, labor
13 75
C. G. Fletcher, labor .
15 38
John Cashman, labor
48 00
Charles L. Prescott, labor .
14 00
A. W. Woodward, repairs
9 49
S. L. Young, repairs
8 00
A. L. Turner, repairs
2 00
Henry E. Emerson, repairs and sup- plies
24 50
C. H. Brooks, supplies
1 21
1,392 55
Balance
$607 45
·
.
91
REPAIRS TIDE GATE-BLACKS CREEK.
Appropriation by Council, transfer
from Miscellaneous City
$200 00
Add appropriation by Council receipts from State of Mass.
200 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor
$76 85
Timothy Gilcoine, labor
98 87
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
113 05
Charles Friberg, teaming
7 50
Henry E. Emerson, sundries
17 45
Coffin Valve Company, supplies
67 00
George W. Jones, boots
8 50
389 22
Balance
$ 10 78
ROCK ISLAND ROAD.
Appropriation, 1903
$700 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor .
$538 70
B. Johnson, lumber
79 16
Latta & Terry, gravel
12 50
Street Department, labor
69 64
$700 00
REPAIRS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND CARE OF CITY HALL:
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$281 59
Add Appropriation by Council from
1902, balance street appro.
132 05
$413 64
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
J. E. Keniley & Co., labor $1 00
J. McFarland & Son, labor ·
27 71
Badger Bros., labor 4 90
S. H. Edwards, repairs furnace, etc. . 22 65
Quincy Plumbing & Heating Co., labor 10 12
Fuller & Warren Heating Co., labor 71 45
$400 00
92
J. L. Fratus, labor $3 95
J. A. Swasey, labor
20 45
Frank F. Crane, hardware . 11 70
George A. Mayo, hardware 70 65
Ames & Bradford, plumbing 39 48
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
77 48
C. Patch & Son, coal . 38 07
New England Telephone Co., rental 14 03
$413 64
Appropriation 1903 .
7,000 00
Add transfer by Council from 1902 balance Hancock school plumbing Add transfer by Council from 1903 Appropriation, Commissioner Public Works for advertising, printing, etc.
298 00
202 00
EXPENDED.
$7,500 00
Fuller & Warren Heating & Venti- lating Company .
$351 17
Ames & Bradford, plumbing
376 10
W. A. Bradford, plumbing
512 62
B. Johnson, lumber .
168 98
Estate B. Johnson, lumber
233 76
Pay roll, labor
454 96
George O. Langley, labor
223 39
Lewis Schleger, labor
10 00
Michael S. Kelliher, labor
101 65
P. J. Williams, labor .
352 46
W. R. Lofgren, labor
108 81
John G. Thomas, labor
12 71
S. Scammell & Son labor
10 50
Badger Bros., labor
215 64
J. E. Keniley & Co., labor .
1 00
Quincy Plumbing Heating Co., labor .
12 05
J. McFarland & Son, labor
76 51
F. J. Perry, labor
50 72
G. R. Bennett, labor
6 11
John Hinnigan, labor
15 30
Henry Lavelle, labor
3 50
93
George O. Shirley, labor
$28 50
S. H. Edwards, labor
33 13
William Parker & Son, labor
3 00
Samuel D. DeForrest, labor
4 80
David Brown, labor
2 50
E. S. Thomas, labor
2 50
F. Favorite, painting
405 25
Edward Price, painting
83 00
Henry E. Emerson, sundries
26 25
John Harkins, mason
56 48
C. W. Mckenzie, mason
10 00
Lynch & Woodward, repairs, heater .
48 00
Sanborn & Damon, repairs and hard-
ware
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