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176 21
Street department, teaming
6 93
Edw. M. Alden, coal
52 37
Gurney Heater Co., boiler .
448 35
E. S. Beckford, electrician
18 70
Geo. A. Mayo, hardware
77 10
Quincy Variety Co., hardware
5 25
J. H. Cunningham. hardware
13 42
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
21 25
Frank F. Crane, hardware
15 65
William Westland, hardware
9 16
C. M. Jenness, hardware
70 07
J. Curtin, sundries
1 50
F. C. Packard, sundries
1 50
John Fitzgerald, sundries
3 00
John Ellis, & Co., sundries
2 30
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., lumber
12 84
J. H. Kazer, State Inspector
28 00
W. A. Snow & Co., supplies
35 65
New England Telephone Co., rental . J. A. Swasey, black boards
200 00
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co.,
2 75
Water Department
10 09
C. F. Pettengill, repair clock
2 50
Harry W. Tirrell, Janitor City Hall
840 00
Ellen Elliott, labor
119 30
8 20
94
Harry W. Tirrell, sundries $9 62
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting 326 82
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting 12 40
New England Telephone Co., rental 438 68
H. L. Kincaide & Co., furnishings 225 88
Derby Desk Co., furnishings 7 00
C. Patch & Son, coal
43 25
H. F. Scheafer, coal
44 01
John W. Nash, sundries
13 43
George E. Thomas, labor
5 15
Jeremiah Conley, labor
12 00
W. W. Rawson, grass seed
5 78
J. M. Nowland, sods
7 04
James Nicol, plants
3 50
Martin Pfaffmann, shrubs .
9 90
Water Department
10 75
A. A. Linscott, repairing clocks .
3 25
.N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
12 09
Morse & Whyte, furnishing
62 00
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.
50
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co., .
3 35
John T. Cavanagh, furnishings
20 00
Charles C. Hearn, sundries
1 00
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods, .
2 50
Chas. E. Moody, soap
4 00
F. W. Burnham, sharpening lawn mower
1 25
Friend Crane, keys and hardware
13 95
W. H. Claflin, paper.
7 00
Old Colony Laundry
5 00
$7,494 54
Balance
$5 46
Summary.
School Buildings :
Adams
$386 27
Coddington .
294 79
Cranch
26 68
Gridley Bryant
320 79
-
95
School buildings :
High
$129 01
John Hancock
272 52
Lincoln
87 15
Massachusetts Fields
116 74
Quincy .
696 52
Washington
4 91
Willard
170 92
Wollaston
207 51
Old High
9 40
Fire Stations :
Central Fire Station
588 87
Hose House, Ward 2
38 35
Hose House, Ward 4 .
99 19
Hose House, Ward 5
59 09
Hose House, Ward 6.
172 56
City Hall :
Repair of furniture, etc.
787 70
Lighting
339 22
Fuel
157 71
Janitor
840 00
Telephone .
446 88
Miscellaneous
330 27
$2,901 78
City stables
197 41
Almshouse
591 93
Police station
15 35
Pest house
106 80
$7,494 54
STREETS.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
Less transfer by Council to appropria- tion, repairs of public buildings, 1902
$1,008 36
132 05
$876 31
$2,723 21
$958 06
96
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Abbott & Miller Express Company $0 60
Henry E. Emerson, harness 65 00
Ames Plow Company, supplies
204 56
Henry E. Emerson, repairs and
sundries
188 05
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing
10 76
Joseph F. Hogan, horse shoeing
7 75
Quincy Electric Light Company
9 26
Badger Bros., labor
11 64
Boston & Quincy Express Company
2 25
John F. Kemp, supplies
1 80
E. H. Doble & Co., grain
.
13 50
A. J. Richards & Son, grain
2 20
Sanborn & Damon, repairs
15
F. H. Crane & Sons, cement, etc.
17 25
Quincy Granite Quarries Co., stone dust
1 60
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
1 60
Quincy Fair, sundries
25
Boynton & Russell, sundries
1 20
S. F. Newcomb, sundries
3 10
C. Patch & Son, coal .
18 40
John Cashman, gravel
3 15
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
32 75
A. M. Mischler, painting
17 25
F. H. Crane & Sons, grain .
135 00
Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins, labor
75 08
George A. Mayo, hardware
1 05
New England Telephone Co., rental
6 20
$831 40
Balance
$44 91
Appropriation, 1903
25,000 00
Add appropriation by Council, receipts from State (Adams street) . ·
1,700 00
Add appropriation by Council, miscel- laneous highway receipts, 1903
1,952 71
$28,652 71
.
.
97
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor
$20,845 93
Ames Plow Co., supplies
165 91
Charles J. Jager Co., supplies
28 00
Robert W. Niff, supplies
3 50
Joseph Breck & Son, supplies
16 20
Charles A. Claflin, supplies
56 13
W. A. Snow & Co., supplies
21 70
F. J. Perry, supplies .
2 55
Hinds & Coon, supplies
8 75
Buffalo Pitts Machine Co., supplies
3 50
Good Roads Machine Co., supplies
41 44
Penn. Petrolium Company, supplies
6 50
Boston Belt Company, supplies
1 05
Edward M. Alden, coal
47 77
C. Patch & Son, coal .
375 68
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
74 71
A. J. Richards & Son, cement
7 60
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting city stables .
109 35
New England Telephone Co., rental
103 36
E. H. Doble & Co., hay and grain
63 50
Loud & Tribou, hay and grain.
999 67
F. H. Crane & Sons, hay and grain
907 13
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, hay and grain
1,326 64
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing and repairs 977 54
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing .
109 62
Joseph F. Hogan, horse shoeing
45 02
John W. Nash, sundries
11 79
L. G. Stone, sundries
15 00
A. B. Packard, sundries
14 35
F. C. Packard, sundries
4 10
George A. Sampson, sundries
5 25
S. F. Newcomb, sundries
20
R. S. Talbot, sundries
40
F. R. Brown, sundries ·
1 15
Weeks Hill Pharmacy, sundries
2 00
98
C. F. Knowlton, sundry expenses
$7 32
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight 32 06
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets
4 50
B. Johnson, lumber 88 15
Estate B. Johnson, lumber
48 24
Johnson Company, crushed stone
950 00
Smith & Williams, stone
120 00
John Q. Wilson, stone
6 00
Johnson & Andrews, stone
9 45
Quincy Granite Quarries Co., stone dust
200 00
N. Y. & Boston Express Company 9 30
-
Boston & Quincy Express Company ·
40 55
A. & W. & Gallagher Express Co.
1 25
Abbott & Miller Express Company
70
Eastern Salt Company, salt
1 00
E. H. Doble & Co., salt
2 40
Callahan Bros., salt .
2 40
Water Department, teaming
108 87
Water Department, horse .
150 00
A. J. Wellington, casting and supplies
316 99
S. Scammell & Son, labor
1 00
Timothy Gilcoine, labor
5 68
W. R. Lofgren, labor
85 52
John Dakers, labor
15 15
Badger Bros., labor
56 01
Sewer Department, labor
21 19
George A. Langley, labor
3 50
J. McFarland & Son, labor
75
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
10 00
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets
5 00
George A. Mayo, hardware
2 00
Hardware Supply Company, hardware
50 66
Harrold L. Bond & Co., supplies
8 00
E. P. Henderson, veterinary
50 25
Boston Woven Hose Company
19 00
C. F. Whitney, soap
2 10
J. F. Hackett, oil
15 60
Charles F. Bates, oil .
19 80
.
99
Oriental Powder Mills, powder
$82 60
J. P. O'Connell, bricks
6 00
Perrin Seamans Co., tools .
9 00
John Harkins, mason
45 16
W. Shea & Son, paving stones
89 00
Cavanaugh Bros., horse
250 00
Chas. L. Prescott, straw
39 49
A. M. Mischler, painting
14 05
David Brown, repairs
7 76
Estate of Terrance Keenan, rent of land
125 00
Thomas Whelan, gravel
125 20
James Brien, gravel .
4 30
Swithin Bros., gravel .
23 20
John Cashman, gravel
32 00
Edward Buckley, sharpening tools
14 40
James Bisson, carriage hire
2 50
West Disinfectant Co.
6 25
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods
1 65
Alex. Clark & Co., tools
24 20
$29,775 14
Less transfer :
Repair of public buildings $6 93
Miscellaneous police . 5 72
Almshouse
2 30
School department, fuel
21 85
Outside poor
165 00
Edison street
78 67
Brooks avenue sidewalk 25 64
Chubbuck street drain .
80 00
Newbury avenue 33 56
Rock Island road 69 64
Faxon Park road 210 00
Water construction 8 13
Sewer construction 140 38
Sewer, house connections . 32 18
Houghs Neck hose house . 39 75 Street watering, use of teams 800 78
100
Less transfer :
Garbage, care of horse . $235 00
Sewer maintenance . 200 00
$2,155 53
$27,619 61
STATE AND MILITARY AID.
$1,033. 10
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . 337 42
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1902.
Chap. 447-Taunton Insane Hospital
42 71
Balance $294 71
Appropriation, 1903
7,000 00
EXPENDED
Chap. 372-Pay roll $366 00
Chap. 374-Pay roll
4,197 00
Chap. 447-Pay roll .
2,159 00
Taunton Insane Hospital
128 65
6,850 65
Balance $149 35
SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903, . 12,412 44
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor $4,439 20
Pay roll, office labor
1,502 34
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe 2,012 39
Perrin & Seamans, supplies
188 65
Simpson Bros. Corporation, supplies
15 76
F. H. Crane & Sons, cement
278 20
A. J. Richards, coal .
192 14
Water department, labor and supplies
743 98
New England Telephone, rental
25 96
J. J. Shannon, stationery .
2 00
W. C. Hartwell, stationery
9 99
Spaulding Print Paper Co., stationery 7 24
Frank F. Crane, hardware 2 70
Hardware Supply Co., hardware .
7 85
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets ·
6 75
.
101
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., rent $5 00
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets 10 00
Frost & Adams Co., sundries 14 89
Alexander Clark & Co., supplies
4 30
Sanborn & Damon, supplies
6 40
Edson Manufacturing Co., supplies
28 08
Harold L. Bond, supplies
96 83
Citizens' Gas Co., coke
5 40
Geo. W. Jones, boots
9 50
Geo. E. Thomas, carpenter
563 00
A. W. Parker, labor
98 00
James F. Mullen, labor
17 03
John J. Carville, labor
62 31
Mechanics Iron foundry, casting
94 50
Smith & Lovett, iron
7 04
B. Johnson, lumber
250 02
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., lumber
44 07
A. & W. & Gallagher Express Co. Abbott & Miller Express Co.
12 25
Boston & Quincy Express Co.
25
A. W. Stetson, printing
12 00
Norfolk County Register deeds .
8 39
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster Engineering News Pub. Co., adv. Thomas Whelan, gravel
6 20
17 56
H. H. Faxon, rent of land .
25 00
E. W. Branch, expenses
3 25
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods .
8 78
F. J. Peirce, M. D., services Peoples Market, supplies
30
J. F. Hackett, oil
29 12
Eliza Talbot, land damages
200 .00
Thomas Dolan, land casement
50 00
H. T. Whitman, land easement
350 00
Ann Wood, land easement
200 00
Daniel W. Baxter, land casement
200 00
Caroline B. Tobey, land easement
329 10
H. H. Faxon,
200 00
$12,412 44
1 05
5 27
2 00
102
Appropriation, 1903 . $70,000 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor . $16,604 44
Pay roll, office labor
2,594 69
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe and cement 13,303 29
F. H. Crane & Sons, brick and cement 2,285 39
T. J. O'Connell, labor 22,165 16
J. P. O'Connell, pipe and cement 1,367 52
J. J. Carville, labor 302 91 .
D. F. O'Connell, labor 13 64
Street Department, labor
140 38
B. Johnson, lumber 522 48
Estate B. Johnson, lumber
454 28
Warren Bros., supplies
842 80
Perrin Seamans Co., supplies
360 56
D. F. O'Connell supplies
52 14
Boston Belting Co., supplies
36 37
R. S. Talbot, supplies
2 50
G G. Ledder, supplies
3 40
Harrold L. Bond, supplies .
41 16
Gurney Heater Co., supplies
82 89
Harrington King Co., supplies
2 00
Alexander Clark & Co., supplies
8 42
W. A. Bradford, supplies 11 25
Sanborn & Damon, hardware
16 00
William Westland, hardware
65
Hardware Supply Company, hardware
27 53
N. Y. & Boston Express Company
80
Abbott & Miller Express Company
24 15
A. W. Hayward, sundries
13 44
John W. Nash, sundries
3 61
Oriental Powder Mills, powder
44 38
Citizen Gas Light Co., coke 40 35
Water Department 690 67
Hosmer Codding Co., boots
63 09
George W. Jones, boots
64 50
Sessions Iron Foundry, castings
. 689 09
103
Mechanics Iron Foundry, castings $56 70 J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal 78 95
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
296 42
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets . 60 00 Edson Manufacturing Company, re- pairs and supplies 13 29
George W. Prescott & Son, advertis- ing
7 25
Boston Globe, advertising
7 50
Boston Advertiser, advertising
10 50
Fred F. Green, advertising
3 75
W. C. Hartwell, stationery
5 89
Hartwell & Monroe, stationery .
1 03
Spaulding Print Paper Co., tionery
sta-
3 75
Frost & Adams, stationery
3 64
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods . 20 48
Norfolk County Registry of Deeds
4 96
Boston Bank Note Co., printing
95 00
A. W. Stetson, printing
9 25
New England Telephone Company, rental 21 00
E. V. Trask, wood
9 00
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster
21 20
L. D. Baker, well 19 23
J. M. Sheahan, M. D., services .
2 00
Frank E. Hall, land easement 100 00
Emma Cook, land easement 72 40
Gertrude G. Grant, land easement 9 00
H. T. Whitman, land easement 122 30
W. G. A. Pattee, rent
45 00
$63,975 42
Less transfer to sewer house connec-
tions for supplies.
127 45
·
63,847 97
Balance,
$ 6,152 03
104
SEWER, HOUSE CONNECTIONS.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$1,176 84
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor . $793 53
Pay roll, office labor 92 13
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe
153 61
F. H. Crane & Sons, cement
21 00
Simpson Bros., Corporation, supplies
22 60
Alexander Clark & Co., tools and re-
pairs . 7 73
Estate S. A. Comey, canvas
42 40
Quincy Fair, sundries
17
John W. Nash, sundries
3 67
A. W. Stetson, printing
10 75
Robert S. Jones, printing
29 25
1,176 84
Appropriation, 1903
6,000 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor .
$3,851 98
Pay roll, office labor . 180 00
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe and cement
940 64
F. H. Crane & Sons, pipe
17 67
J. McFarland, pipe
23 00
Sanborn & Damon, hardware 4 45
William Westland, hardware
9 72
Hardware Supply Company, hardware
35 03
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods 17 56
M. F. Burr, dry goods
21
W. C. Hartwell, stationery
2 65
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets
10 00
John W. Nash, sundries
10
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster
21 20
Water department
25 12
Street department, labor
32 18
J. J. Carville, labor
7 10
B. Johnson, lumber
22 42
Estate B. Johnson, lumber
45 81
.
.
105
Harrington, King & Co., supplies
$3 33
W. A. Bradford, supplies
5 00
Alex. Clark & Co., tools
5 02
G. H. Gillis, repairs
20 30
$5,280 49
Add transfer from Sewer Construction
for supplies .
127 45
$5,407 94
Balance
$592 06
SEWER DEBT.
Appropriation, 1903, (Paid from re- ceipts from sewer assessments)
$12,800 00
EXPENDED.
April Sewer Bond
$4,500 00
May Sewer Bond
3,000 00
July Sewer Bond
1,500 00
October Sewer Bond .
3,500 00
December Sewer Bond
300 00
12,800 00
SEWER MAINTENANCE.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$170 09
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Boston & Quincy Express Company .
$6 00
Ames Plow Co., supplies . · 136 33
142 33
Balance
$27 76
Appropriation, 1903, (Paid from re-
ceipts from sewer assessments) .
$1,500 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor $540 89
Street department, use of horse . 200 00
Abbott & Downing Co., wagon , 200 00
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing
8 70
106
John Harkins, mason
$57 27
Mechanics Foundry Co., castings 42 75
A. J. Richards & Son, cement 10 40
George W. Jones, clothing
6 75
John W. Nash, sundries
4 40
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
4 07
Boston & Quincy Express Co.,
3 25
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods
96
$1,079 44
Balance
$420 56
SURVEY AND PLANS OF CITY.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 $593 12
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, Engineer's office $407 83
W. G. A. Pattee, rent Engineer's office 40 40
G. G. Ledder, supplies
11 40
H. T. Whitman, surveying
100 00
H. T. Whitman, plans
10 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets
9 25
Loud & Tribou, carriage
4 00
E. C. Sargent, travelling expenses
2 50
John W. Nash, sundries
39
J. H. Roberts, supplies
7 00
W. C. Hartwell, stationery
35
593 12
Appropriation, 1903
$1,000 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, Engineer's office . $349 82
G. G. Ledder, supplies
39 34
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets
5 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets .
2 25
George W. Jones, boots .
3 25
399 66
Balance
$600 34
107
STREET RAILWAY EXERCISE TAX.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$261 32
Additional appropriation
7,680 23
$7,941 55
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor
$5,922 46
Johnson & Co., crushed stone
1,450 00
C. Patch & Son, coal
359 50
Oriental Powder Mills, powder .
19 68
Water department
58 97
7,810 61
Balance
$130 94
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . $371 79
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
J. McFarland & Son, sundries . $ 1 25
George Weston, use of horse and
office rent 152 50
153 75
Balance .
$218 04
Appropriation, 1903
175 00
EXPENDED.
W. C. Hartwell, stationery $2 50
S. M. Spencer & Son, stationery 12 85
Malden Specialty Co., sundries .
1 50
George Weston, office expense .
75 45
92 30
Balance
$82 70
STREET LIGHTING.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . $1,663 07
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Quincy Electric Light Co.
1,610 87
Balance
$52 20
.
108
Appropriation, 1903
$21,000 00
EXPENDED.
Quincy Electric Light Co. .
$18,797 11
Citizens' Gas Light Co.
1,148 41
Kitson Lighting Co. 50 00
Olof Nord, labor
4 90
R. O'Connell, labor
1 75
John W. Nash, oil
1 82
C. F. Knowlton, sundry expenses
2 60
20,006 59
Balance
$993 41
STREET WATERING.
Appropriation, 1903
$6,800 00
EXPENDED.
American Car Sprinkler Co., contract $3,300 00
Mrs. Terrence Keenan, contract 540 00
Thomas Whalan, contract .
540 00
W. F. Loud, contract .
540 00
W. J. O'Brien, contract
540 00
Water department, labor and supplies
276 77
Street department, use of teams .
800 78
Sanborn & Damon, hardware
6 25
Robert S. Talbot, repairs
1 75
Henry E. Emerson, repairs
239 45
Pay roll, labor
15 00
$6,800 00
SQUANTUM AND WEBSTER STREETS DRAIN.
Appropriation, 1903 $1,400 00
EXPENDED.
Wollaston Foundry Co., castings $60 53
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe and cement 468 50
Patrick Barry, sundries 1 50
Pay roll, labor
319 94
850 47
Balance
$549 53
109
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . $2,242 74 EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902. Books, Supplies and Sundries.
Abbott & Miller, Express Company
$ 3 35
Suffolk Ink Company, supplies . 13 00
Elijah S. Brown, labor
15 17
Frank F. Crane, furniture
25 00
Hardware Supply Company, hardware
1 38
Sanborn & Damon, sundries
2 08
$59 98
Fuel. EXPENDED.
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
$1,354 96
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight 47 87
$1,402 83
1,462 81
Balance
$779 93
Appropriation 1903
111,000 00
Add appropriation by Council,
re-
ceipts from tuition
162 25
$111,162 25
Salaries.
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, teachers and superintendent
83,885 68
Janitors.
EXPENDED.
Pay roll
7,018 99
Transportation. EXPENDED.
Old Colony Street Railway
$375 00
B. F. Hodgkinson
366 00
C. E. Noble
. 256 20
$997 20
.
110
Evening School. EXPENDED.
Pay roll, teachers $1,294 70
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting 134 16
Quincy Electric Light Co., labor 4 00
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies
68 26
Fred F. Green & Co., printing .
3 50
Beal Press, printing
.
5 35
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
20 25
.
$1,530 22
Fuel. EXPENDED.
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal $3,770 27
George E. Frost, coal
1,588 56
Edward M. Alden, coal
1,528 46
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Co., coal
170 74
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, wood .
10 00
Thomas O'Brien & Son, wood
58 25
Peter McConarty & Son, wood .
157 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
154 21
Street Department, teaming
176 35
$7,613 84
Books Supplies and Sundries.
Wood Harmon & Co., rent $500 00
Quincy Real Estate Trust Co., rent 300 00
Charles H. Johnson, Truant officer 200 00
Charles H. Johnson, school census
125 00
Norfolk County Truant school .
52 28
American Book Co., publishers
1,288 65
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies
3,481 30
Houghton, Mifflin Co., publishers
360 50
Ginn & Co., publishers 313 47
The Morse Co., publishers 38 46
Werner School Book Co., publishers 18 24
Allyn & Bacon, publishers 60 09
Charles Scribners Sons, publishers ·
12 00
Thompson Brown & Co., publishers
6 25
.
111
D. Appleton & Co., publishers $10 56
Silver, Burdett & Co., publishers 73 76
Herman Goldberger, publishers
7 25
Educational Publishing Co., publishers
51 25
D. C. Heath & Co., publishers
297 42
De Wolfe Fiske Co., publishers
16 00
Libby & Co., publishers
20 83
Morse Bros., publishers
10 62
Longmans, Green & Co., publishers
3 60
Rand & McNally, publishers
53 50
Powers & Lyons, publishers
74 65
W. A. Butterfield, publisher
3 40
Benjamin H. Sampson, publisher
99 87
A. W. Hall Scientific Co., supplies
63 52
Holden Pat. Book Cover Co., supplies
71 74
W. H. P. Faunce, high school address
25 00
Helen E. Bemis, high school pianist
5 00
Geo. W. Prescott & Son, printing and advertising 153 75
Fred F. Green, printing
106 00
Beal Press, printing
99 60
J. H. Daniels & Son, engraving . 43 50
Oliver Ditson Co., music
40 48
C.H. Brooks, supplies for cooking school 15 27
John W. Nash, sundry supplies
64 20
Bunkio Matsuki, sundry supplies
2 33
Harvard University, sundry supplies
3 35
Suffolk Ink Co., sundry supplies
35 40
C. J. Maynard, sundry supplies
18 60
Jordan Marsh Co., sundry supplies 1 25
L. E. Knott, sundry supplies
1 56
E. H. Doble & Co., sundry supplies
6 00
4 65
Milton Bradley & Co., sundry supplies Wadsworth Howland & Co., sundry supplies ·
18 50
Edgar M. Copeland, sundry supplies . 3 77
63
Mary E. Dearborn, sundry supplies . Remington Typewriter Co., sundry supplies 3 50
112
T. B. Pollard, sundry supplies $3 96
F. J. Perry, sundry supplies 4 89
Frank E. Parlin, sundry supplies
59 20
Austin W. Green, sundry supplies Charles Sampson, sundry supplies
75
H. A. Kennedy, sundry supplies
8 80
W. A. Bradford, sundry supplies
6 70
W. H. Ripley & Co., supplies
75
J. Curtin, supplies
4 80
Clark & Smith, supplies
8 13
M. E. Dewson, supplies
1 80
Charles H. Taylor, supplies
70
George Linton, supplies
50
Busch & Lamb, Optical Co., supplies .
10 13
W. H. Claflin, paper
16 88
Chandler & Barbour, hardware .
21 60
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
22 20
Sanborn & Damon, hardware
1 13
Frank F. Crane, hardware .
16 50
T. L. Williams, repairing clocks
10 00
T. J. Remick, repairing clocks
3 00
C. F. Pettengill repairing clocks
19 00
William Patterson, plants and shrubs
6 25
N. E. Telephone Co., rental
37 44
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting
67 70
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting
107 85
D. E. Wadsworth & Co., dry goods
123 57
D. E. Wadsworth & Co., flags
19 80
E. H. Batchelder, flags
9 30
N. Y. & Boston Express Co.
15 80
Abbott & Miller Express Co.,
133 07
M. A. Dill, laundry
4 28
Taylor Bros., laundry
47 70
George W. Turner, laundry
10 00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., repairs
24 00
A. W. Mumford, periodicals
1 50
Union Book Co., binding
98 00
Mary A. Atherton, books
45 00
Alice G. Higgins, clerical .
.
20 50
7 52
113
Harriett P. Fenton, clerical $4 00
Bigelow & Jordan, framing 3 75
H. L. Kincaide & Co., furnishings
271 59
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster
33 20
Red Cross Chemical Co., chemicals
8 00
Charles C. Hearn, chemicals
4 90
L. N. Nickerson, awning
12 70
Friend Crane, hardware and repairs
152 50
Geo. O. Langley, labor
7 93
George W. Turner, labor
10 75
J. McFarland & Son, labor
5 21
Elijah S. Brown, labor
10 00
William C. Caldwell, labor
5 00
J. W. Doherty, labor .
6 75
W. G. Chubbuck, teaming .
3 97
Allen Shade Roller Co., shades
29 62
A. F. Hayward, soap
7 80
F. W. Burnham, sharpening lawn mowers
11 55
George K. Bennett, oil
9 10
George K. Bennett, labor
16 05
Herbert A. Hayden, tuning pianos
9 00
Thorp & Martin Co., stationery
38 20
$9,928 82
Summary.
Appropriation, 1903 . .
111,000 00
Add appropriation by Council, (Re- (ceipts from tuition)
162 25
$111,162 25
EXPENDED.
Salaries, teachers
$83,885 68
Janitors
7,018 99
Transportation
997 20
Evening Schools
1,530 22
Fuel ..
7,613 84
Books, supplies and sundries
9,928 82
110,974 25
Balance
$187 50
114
TEAL POND.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . $66 05
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Pay roll, labor
66 05
TAX REFUND.
Appropriation 1903
$648 65
EXPENDED.
Mary L. Richards
$ 3 48
Willard Walsh
49 45
Harlow H. Rogers
261 45
John V. Scott
7 00
H. N. Richards .
48 11
John H. Dinegan
18 00
Annie M. Kelley
29 75
Edith Plympton
60 04
H. T. Whitman
43 94
Heirs of Dennis Coffey
68 42
Est. of Arthur O. and Joseph Roberts
8 51
George H. Norris
50 50
648 65
WASHINGTON SCHOOLHOUSE.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903
$55,000 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
McLean & Wright, architects
$2,428 12
George Howard, builder
41,911 00
Ross & Seabury, heating
5,250 00
William C. Seelye, inspector
595 00
H. L. Kincaide & Co., furnishings
2,304 18
Pay roll, labor
558 79
Sewer Department, labor
180 78
Water Department, labor
44 77
George O. Langley, labor
15 65
Blodgett Clock Company, clocks
299 00
Hardware Supply Company, hardware 36 25
Chamberlain Weather Strip Company 141 00
Walter B. Ross, ventilating
73 79
.
115
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., tickets $ 4 50
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets
10 00
C. Patch & Son, coal
61 18
C. F. Knowlton, sundry expenses
3 90
$53,917 91
Balance
$1,082 09
WARD 6 PLAYGROUND.
Appropriation 1903
$750 00
Additional appropriation
500 00
$1,250 00
EXPENDED.
Schlegel & Fottler, sundries
$ 19 50
Estate Hannah C. Pope, loam
386 49
Thomas Whelan, labor and loam
791 75
Fred B. Rice, labor and seeds
13 00
1,210 74
Balance
$39 26
WATER TROUGH-WARD 3.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903. . .
$350 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Thomas W. Smith, granite trough $250 00
Pay roll, labor
13 50
Timothy Gilcoine, labor
13 00
Water Department, labor
·
296 05
Balance
$53 95
WIDENING COPELAND STREET.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 .
$301 82
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902.
Enoch H. Doble, award
278 25
Balance
$23 57
19 55
116
WILLARD SCHOOLHOUSE-REPAIRS.
Appropriation 1903
$1,500 00
EXPENDED.
F. Favorite, painting
$513 25
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, furnishings
135 15
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
399 20
E. S. Beckford, electrician
165 00
William Harkins, mason
78 25
Estate B. Johnson, lumber
90 32
George A. Mayo, hardware
88 69
John G. Thomas, labor
23 62
1,493 48
$6 52
WATER DEPARTMENT-MAINTENANCE.
Balance Jan. 1, 1903 . .
$757 20
EXPENDED ACCOUNT, 1902
C. Patch & Son, coal $80 15
New England Telephone Co., rental .
41 43
Henry E. Emerson, sundries
36 80
William Westland, hardware
10 14
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing
4 50
Joseph F. Hogan, horse shoeing
3 50
Loud & Tribou, grain
39 30
B. Johnson, lumber .
112 32
Charles A. Claflin & Co., supplies
202 68
Harrold L. Bond & Co., supplies
148 51
Benjamin F. Allen, stationery
2 50
John W. Nash, sundries
1 67
Abbott & Miller Express Company
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