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Combination Hook & Ladder
No. 2, Wollaston Station
525 00
Hook & Ladder No. 3, West Quincy Station . 525 00
J. H. O'Brien, assistant engineer 150 00
77
F. C. Packard, assistant engineer 150 00 D. J. Nyhan, assistant engineer 150 00
$19,168 00
Balance
$132 41
Fire Alarm
Balance from Jan. 1, 1904 ·
$134 16
Add transfer by Council from pay of firemen and repairs 1903 4 84
$139 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Eagle Polishing Co., power .
$125 00
Quincy Electric Light Co., power 4 00
Edmund G. Hayden, painting 10 00
$139 00
Appropriation 1904
$1200 00
EXPENDED
Eagle Polishing Co., power
$125 00
Quincy Electric Light Co., power 32 00
George M. Stevens, repairs .
69 25
P. J. Williams & Co.,
74 90
General Electric Co.,
8 51
Washington Street Congregational society, repairs tower
17 00
Pettengill Andrews Co., supplies
22 60
W. E. Decrow, supplies
49 17
William Carroll, labor
70 00
Charles H. Farrell, "
12 00
C. L. Redding,
41 25
F. W. Besanko 66
6 00
Thomas Hogan, 66
9 00
T. Bisson, 66
6 00
78
John Singlar, " 6 00
Elcock & Son, use of sled 52 00
James M. Flaherty, use of sled
14 00
Thomas Douglas, use of horse
10 00
William Westland, hardware
2 15
Hardware Supply C'o., 66
87
J. E. Keniley & Co., labor and material 3 40
N. Y. & Boston Ex Co.
55
A. & W. & Gallagher Ex. Co., 1 10
$632 75
Balance
$567 25
Horses and Harness
Appropriation 1904
$600 00
EXPENDED.
Walsh & Hall Co., horse
$475 00
Henry E. Emerson, harness .
12 50
D. S. Driscoll, harness .
5 70
$493 20
Balance
$106 80
Hose®
Appropriation 1904
$1,000 00
EXPENDED.
Combination Ladder Co. $108 00
Combination Ladder Co.
480 00
Combination Ladder Co.
195 00
$783 00
Balance
$217 00.
79
Keeping Chief's Horse
Appropriation 1904
$200 00
EXPENDED.
Peter J. Williams . $200 00
Clothing
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 $200 00
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
Combination Ladder Co., coats $99 00
J. B. Sutherland, boots . 96 00
195 00
Balance .
$5 00
Appropriation 1904
$200 00
EXPENDED.
J. B. Sutherland, boots
$57 00
J. D. Macewen, coats
.
3 00
$60 00
Balance .
$140 00
Fuel
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$204 41
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
Poor Department, wood
10 50
Balance . . .
$193 91
Appropriation 1904
$500 00
.
80
EXPENDED.
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
$418 50 · J. F. Sheppard & Sons, " . 4 50 .
$423 00
Balance
$77 00
Lighting Engine Houses
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 .
$310 91
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
Quincy Electric Light Co :
Central station
$13 51
Quincy Point
4 92
West Quincy
5 21
Wollaston 66
8 37
Atlantic 66
5 63
$37 64
Balance .
$273 27
Appropriation 1904
$300 00
EXPENDED.
Quincy Electric Light Co :
Central station
$92 33
Quincy Point 66
24 87
West Quincy
28 71
Wollaston 66
45 53
Atantic
27 81
$219 25
Balance .
$80 75
81
Horse Shoeing And Keeping
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$460 26
Add transfer, by Council from pay of firemen and repairs 1903
90 79
$551 05
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
J. H. Litchfield & Co., hay and grain
139 12
E. H. Doble & Co., hay and grain . 212 52
Loud & Tribou, 66 126 31
M. T. Griffin, horse food
6 00
Joseph F. Hogan, horse shoeing
27 00
David Brown, horse shoeing .
18 35
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing
9 25
W. T. Lillie 66 66
8 00
Patrick Desmond, 66 66
.
$551 05 $2,500 00
Appropriation 1904
EXPENDED
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, hay and grain 757 49
F. H. Crane & Sons, hay and grain 673 39
E. H. Doble & Co., 66 66
292 85
J. H. Litchfield & Co., " " 230 57
Loud & Tribou 66 66 66
184 73
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing . 139 75
David Brown 66
.
36 95
A. W. Woodward,
66
25 25
Patrick Desmond, 66 66
37 50
Joseph F. Hogan, 66
66
22 25
Daniel Desmond,
66
16 50
William T. Lillie,
66
66
12 50
S. K. Tarbox
66 66
11 63
·
·
.
$2,441 36
$58 64
Balance
4 50
82
REPAIRS AND FIXTURES
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$183 47
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Henry E. Emerson, repairs
63 15
Badger Bros., labor
49 70
John F. Kemp, “
5 00
$117 85
Balance
$65 62
Appropriation 1904
$1,300 00
EXPENDED
Henry E. Emerson
919 81
Standard Extinguisher Co.
35 00
S. K. Tarbox & Son
32 00
J. McFarland & Son
18 26
C. Callahan Co.
17 00
David Brown, iron work
3 25
Eagle Oil Co., sundries
1 06
$1,026 38
Balance
$2
Miscellaneous EXPENDED
Balance from Jan. 1, 1904
$187 67
Add transfer, by council from pay
of firemen and repairs 1903
162 23
$349 90
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Mrs. M. E. Havelin, laundry
$31 30
L. T. Lyons,
20 00
Branschied & Martin, 66
15 61
A. L. Mead, laundry
6 50
Joseph Fratus, use of team
26 00
.
.
.
83
West Quincy Granite Co., use of
horse
.
14 00
M. J. McGrath, use of horse 4 00 .
E. P. Henderson, veterinary
38 00
N. B. Furnald, rent of land
15 00
J. F. Hackett, oil
16 30
New England Telephone rental
Co.,
99 96
Callahan Bros., sundries
17 78
Boynton & Russell, "
9 85
Solshine Manufacturing Co., sun- dries
5 00
David Brown, sundries
1 00
F. C. Packard,
supplies
3 00
T. Gurney 66
5 55
Henry E. Emerson, "
9 25
Edward J. Murphy, drugs
4 50
W. Record, M. D. services
4 00
William Westland, hardware
2 80
N. Y. & Boston Express Co.,
50
$349 90
Appropriation 1904
$2,000 00
EXPENDED
Thomas F. Carroll, use of team
336 00
Thomas Douglas,
275 00
Combination Ladder Co., extin-
guisher
100 00
Cyrus Noble, use of sleigh ·
20 00
Thomas O'Brien & Son, sled .
45 00
N. B. Furnald, rent of land
15 00
New England Telephone Co., rental
78 67
E. P. Henderson, veterinary
38 50
H. A. Souther,
37 50
Combination Ladder Co., sundry
supplies
72 00
·
·
use of
-
84
Henry E. Fmerson, sundry supplies 96 28
C. Callahan & Co.,
65 50
F. H. Brown, .
1 25
T. Gurney, .
5 75
F. C. Packard, 66
.
8 86
Polar Salve Co.,
.
7 00
J. P. Mowrey, 66
6 00
Standard Extinguisher Co., sundry supplies 2 50
A. Phillips, sundry supplies 12 34
I. P. Bent, sundry supplies · 8 00
Boynton & Russell sundry supplies
11 15
D. E. Wadsworth, dry goods
54 00
Mary E. Havelin, laundry
44 90
Bridget Sullivan
37 18
A. L. Mead,
6 50
Walter P. Hill, sundries
5 00
David Brown,
75
John McFarland & Son, supplies
40
Johnson Bros., sundries .
40
Walsh Pharmacy, chemicals
21 47
Edward J. Murphy,
26 78
Joseph F. Reinhalter, labor
138 50
Charles H. Farrell, labor
85 00
M. D. Kelley, labor
42 00
«Charles E. Anderson labor Edward Hardwick, labor
10 00
W. J. Blake, labor
6 00
M. C. McDonald, labor
6 00
John Tite, labor
6 00
A. Knight,
6 00
A. F. Rew, “
6 00
A. M. Coburn, labor
4 00
Samuel P. Hanson, labor
1 50
M. R. Sparrow, use of horse
8 50
M. J. McGrath, « 66 3 00
M. R. Sparrow, meals for firemen 15 00
.
.
7 90
85
John Le Blue,
8 25
Mrs. James McCarthy, meals for
firemen
10 00
Dexter Remick, meals for firemen 12 75
C. F. Pettengill, badges
12 00
Peter L. Litchfield, stationery
2 65
William Westland, hardware
98
J. F. Hackett, oil .
22 10
J. H. Cregan, labor with horse
6 00
N. Y. & Boston Ex Co . .
30 .
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
98 .
$1,861 09
$138 91 .
FF" DERAL AVENUE
Balance Jan 1, 1' .904 6 .
$391 72
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Pay roll, labor
$391 72
FURNACE BROOK RETAINING WALL
Ap' propriation 1904
$400 00
EXPENDED
Pay roll, labor
$90 00
Timothy Gilcoine, stone work 253 00
Street. Department, use of teams.
25 00
$368 00
$32 00
GOFFE STREET WIDENING
Appropriation 1904
$3,000 00
86
FXPENDED
Pay roll, labor
$1,841 84
Timothy Gilcoine, stone work
653 12
John Fallon & Son, paving blocks 100 15
W. Shea & Son,
200 00
Charles Wilson, '
140 00
Wollaston Foundry Co., casting
28 90
A. J. Richard & Son, cement
17 50
George O. Langley, labor
1 75
Water Department, labor and
material
16 74
G. A. R. PAUL REVERE POST 88
Appropriation 1904
$400 00
EXPENDED
Thomas Ring S. V. C. .
$400 00
JOHN A. BOYD CAMP NO. 2
Appropriation 1904
$50 00
EXPENDED
$50 00
John M. Fitzgerald, quarter master
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 $2,230 98
Miscellaneous
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
H. M. McIntosh, care of dump $25 00
Water Department, labor
15 16
H. A. Keith, permits
15 00
A. W. Stetson, printing .
11 15
George W. Prescott, printing
14 75
$3,000 00
87
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire . 4 00
Charles C. Hearn, sundries .
15 00
C. H. Goldthwait, vaccine points
3 00
Hartwell & Monroe, stationery
2 17
J. L. Fairbanks, 66
2 10
William Westland, hardware
2 55
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
1 20
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co. .
1 80
A. & W. & Gallagher Ex. Co.
1 15
$114 03
Contagious Diseases
EXPEEDED ACCOUNT 1903
City of Boston
$548 84
Town of Brookline
297 84
Town of Randolph
12 00
John F. Welch, M. D.
5 00
$863 68
$977 71
. Balance
$1,253 27
Appropriation 1904 . ·
1,500 00
Less transfer by Council to gar-
bage appropriation
200 00
$1,300 00
Miscellaneous
EXPENDED
Clara A. Penley, clerical service $156 00
Annie H. Leonard, « 6 00
J. Gourley, care of dump 0
78 00
H. M. McIntosh, care of dump
25 00
George W. Prescott & Son, print-
ing and advertising 71 25
88
A. W. Stetson, printing 39 45
Fred F. Green, 42 50
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster . 33 40
Edward J. Lennon, sundry expense 12 03
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire . 13 50
H. A. Keith, services 15 00
Charles C. Hearn, antitoxine 15 00
Micoli Granandna, cleaning city dumps 5 00
W. A. Bradford, plumbing 7 00
William Parker & Son, services 5 00
W. A. Greenough, publication
2 50
Hartwell & Monroe, stationery
2 40
Lyman A. Chapin,
1 70
J. L. Fairbanks,
.
2 10
G. W. Crawford, constable
1 80
William Westland, hardware
1 25
Hardware Supply Co., "
2 00
H. L. Kincaide & Co., sundries
45
A. &. W. & Gallagher Ex. Co.
5 95
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co. 3 90
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
2 55
Murphy's Ex.
30
Water Department, labor and mat- erial
7 32
John Minhinick, labor and material
3 00
John F: Gearin
5 50
Irvin L. Badger,
3 50
John Gregory,
2 00
Thomas Barry, 66
1 00
William J. Kelly,
1 00
F. L. Bowen,
1 00
Lawrance Butler
66 50
.
·
.
$575 85
89
Contagious Diseases
EXPENDED
Charles W. Towne, nurse
54 60
City of Boston
50 00
J. A. & W. Bird, sundries ·
17 82
C. Patch & Son, coal
3 65
$126 07
$701 92
Balance
$598 08
Garbage
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 $43 25
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing . 4 20
Sanborn & Damon, hardware 4 00
$8 20
Balance $35 05
Appropriation 1904
$3,000 00
Add transfer by Council from mis-
cellaneous
200 00
$3,200 00
EXPENDED
Pay roll, labor
$2,652 00
Edwin R. Wheble, contract
150 00
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing and sundries .
55 10
Sanborn & Damon, hardware
11 50
Street Department, board of horses
235 00
$3,103 60
Balance
$96 40
90
Iuspection
Appropriation 1904
$780 00
EXPENDED
Edward J. Lennon, inspector
$780 00
INTEREST ON CITY DEBT
Appropriation 1904 $16,483 24
Add transfer by Council from appro-
priation for Interest on Tempor-
ary loans .
186 32
$16,669 56
EXPENDED.
Street improvement loan
$56 00
Houghs Neck fire station
8 75
Water street sidewalk
85 75
East Elm avenue
35 00
Wollaston fire station
70 00
Plumbing Coddington and Wollas- ton schoolhouses
30 59
City stable
26 25
Chubbuck street
30*66
Sewer house connections
35 00
Winthrop avenue gutters
122 50
Sewer house connections
70 00
Rock Island road
12 25
Purchase of hose
8 75
Hancock street
87 50
Remodeling City Hall
201 25
Bath house, Ward 2
24 50
Washington schoolhouse loan
866 25
Quincy schoolhouse loan
410 00
Copeland street loan
140 00
Street Improvement loan
367350
Street Improvement loan
34125
Street Improvement loan
35 00
91
City stables
. 17 50
Copeland street loan
.
20 00
East Elm avenue
17 50
Hancock street
17 50
Street Improvement loan
551 25
Willard schoolhouse
30 00
Beale street
30 66
Hancock and Granite streets
43 75
Permanent sidewalks
87 50
Hook & Ladder truck
24 50
Plumbing Hancock schoolhouse
52 50
Municipal loan
125 00
Bigelow street
245 00
Quincy schoolhouse loan
35 00
Quincy schoolhouse loan
40 00
Bigelow street
175 00
Municipal loan
125 00
Municipal loan
312 50
Permanent sidewalk
40 00
Grading Cranch schoolhouse lot
87 50
Plans and surveys of city
20 00
Adams street .
10 00
Adams schoolhouse loan
40 00
Quincy schoolhouse loan
280 00
Chubbuck street
280 00
Quincy schoolhouse loan 52 50
Plumbing Hancock schoolhouse
8 75
Quincy schoolhouse loan
70 00
Houghs Neck fire station
52 50
Plumbing Almshouse
78 75
Madison street
52 50
Street Improvement loan
266 00
Furnace Brook and Hancock street
79 61
Washington schoolhouse lot
96 25
Cemetery loan
385 00
Faxon Park road
.
.
43 75
Street Improvement loan
.
42 00
92
Coddington street claim .
43 75
Fire alarm boxes
22 75
Police Signal serviee
113 75
Sewer house connections
105 00
Permanent sidewalks
84 00
Cranch schoolhouse lot
52 50
Wollaston fire station
183 75
Independence avenue drain
43 75
Willard street paving
120 00
Squantum street drain
28 00
Schoolhouse loan
87 50
Municipal loan
625 00
Street Improvement loan
17 50
Schoolhouse loan
35 00
Atlantic schoolhouse lot
210 00
Willard street drain
122 50
Webster street
122 50)
Chubbuck street drain
1 .8 75,
Houghs Neck fire station
8 75.
Poor Department deficit
20 70
Sewer house connections
35 00
Sewer house connections
70 00
Copeland street
140 00
Copeland street
367 50
Winthrop avenue gutters
105 00
Schoolhouse loan .
450 00
Washington schoolhouse loan .
866 25
Street Improvement loan
341 25
Hancock street
105 00.
City stables
43 75 ,
Bath house, Ward 2
24 50 ;
East Elm avenue 52 500
Water street sidewalk
85 75'
Chubbuck street
30 59
Wollaston fire station
61 25
Plumbing Coddington and Wollas-
ton schoolhouses
26 28
93
Remodeling City Hall
201 25
Street Improvement loan
17 50
Street Improvement loan
52 50
Street Improvement loan
551 25
Copeland street
20 00
Winthrop avenue gutters
17 50
Hancock and Granite streets .
26 25
Plumbing Hancock schoolhouse
52 50
Willard schoolhouse
30 00
Police signal boxes
22 30
Beale street
30 59
Permanent sidewalks
70 00
Hook & Ladder truck
24 50
Bigelow street
420 00
Plumbing Hancock schoolhouse
8 75
Adams street .
10 00
Quincy and Adams schoolhouses
40 00
Permanent sidewalk
20 00
Quincy Schoolhouse
332 50
Grading Cranch schoolhouse lot
70 00
Plans and survey of City
20 00
Chubbuck street drain
280 00
Faxon Park road
43 75
Houghs Neck fire station
43 75
Plumbing Almshouse
78 75
Washington schoolhouse lot
87 50
Hancock street and Furnace brook 67 38
Madison street
45 50
Schoolhouse loan
35 00
Street Improvement loan
252 00
Cemetery loan
385 00
Independence avenue
4 00
Federal avenue
20 00
Independence avenue
4 00
Independence avenue
43 75
Police Signal service
113 75
Sewer house connection
70 00
94
Sewer house connections
120 00
Wollaston hose house
157 50
Federal avenue
20 00
Squantum street drain
28 00
Cranch schoolhouse lot
52 50
Permanent sidewalk
75 25
Willard street paving
120.00
Fire alarm boxes
22 75
Coddington street .
43 75
Schoolhouse loan
35 00
Permanent sidewalks
17 50
Hancock and Granite streets
17 50
Atlantic schoolhouse lot .
210 00
Webster street
105 00
Willard street drain
122 50
Sea avenue
20 00
Balance
$20 70
INTEREST ON WATER DEBT
Appropriation 1904
$27,725 00
Additional appropriation from re-
ceipts
757 50
$28,482 50
Expended
28,482 50
INTEREST ON SEWER DEBT
Appropriation 1904
$17,179 25
Additional appropriation from re- ceipts · .
650 00
$17,829 25
Expended
.
17,789 25
Balance .
$40 00
·
$16,648 86
95
INTEREST ON PARK DEBT
Appropriation 1904
$1,600 00
Expended
1,600 00
INTEREST ON TEMPORARY LOANS
Appropriation 1904
$10,000 00
Less transfer by Council to interest
on City debt
186 32
$9,813 68
Expended
8,601 99
Balance .
$1,211 69
LAW LIBRARY
Appropriation 1904
$75 00
EXPENDED.
Edward Thompson & Co., books $37 50
Little, Brown & Co., books
6 00
James H. Thomas, labels
9 25
$52 75
Balance .
$22 25
LINCOLN AVENUE GUTTERS
Appropriation 1904
$700 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, laboa
$489 97
W. Shea & Son, paving blocks .
184 45
The H. Gore Co., paving
25 58
$700 00
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)
5
96
MOUNT WOLLASTON CEMETERY ENTRANCE
Appropriation, 1904
$3,000 00
EXPENDED
Pay roll, labor $279 59
Ames Plow Co., tools
4 99
Timothy Gilcoine, stone work
1,161 00
$1,445 58
Balance .
$1,554 42
MISCELLANEOUS CITY EXPENSES
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$1,893 24
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
D. A. Bruce, M. D., return of births $3 25
Charles S. Adams M. D., "
4 50
C. W. Geary, 66 66
2 75
Thomas J. Dion 66 66
8 00
R. McLennon, 60 66 66
21 25
John H. Ash, 66 66
26 25
Frank W. Brett,
66
25
E. R. Johnson, 66 66
2 00
Mrs. Alma Stein
3 00
N. S. Hunting,
66 66
66
18 50
A. P. Thompson,
66
66
.
1 00
Frank S. Davis, 66 66
66 CC
66 .
3 25
F. J. Peirce,
66 66
66
.
.
2 00
W. Record,
66 . 4 50
J. M. Sheahan, 66 66
66
24 00
Owen B. Sands,
66 66
66
66
25
W. E. Keenan,
66 66
.. .
50
R. J. McCormick "
66
.. . .
50
A. L. Draper, 66 66
66
25
.
.
2 25
E. H. Bushnell, 66
9 50
H. C. Hallowell, 66 66
66
66
97
Henry L. Deering "
25
Bianchi Francisca "
75
Thomas F. Padula, 66
. 1 75
John F. Welch,
8 00
Fred E. Jones,
.
7 50
H. S. Hayford,
4 75
W. J. Middleton, " 66 66 4 50 .
Maria A. Drew, “
66 .
1 75
John Hall, return of deaths
42 75
W. E. Brown, “
.
29 50
A. W. Fay,
14 75
Edward L. Bean, 66
3 50
Henry W. French, birth census 72 00
William J. Parker,
35 20
Charles P. Sheldon, " 25 20
Ada M. Nightingale, clerical service 50 00
Alice E. Townsend, compile report
16 50
Annie H. Leonard, 66
16 00
N. G. Nickerson, expert, land dam- age . 25 00
G. S. & H. S. Chase, accountants 266 00
Story & Thorndike, legal service 25 00
J. B. Sullivan, 30 00
Charles J. Nichols, deputy sheriff .
2 84
Paul R. Blackmur, sundry expense 12 00
Norfolk County, copy of records
8 00
Plymouth County, copy of records .
1 00
Walter Dole, Chubbuck street
claim
100 00
J. M. Richards, damage to estate Quincy avenue .
250 00
George H. Field, damage to estate Houghs Neck
100 00
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.,
15
Arthur W. Lane, killing seal . 3 00
. 98
William E. Cook,
3 00
Andrew Peterson, 3 00 .
Walter Tavender, 66 3 00 ·
A. C. Sampson,
66 3 00
Benjamin Francis, killing seals
45 00
Balance
Appropriation 1904
$3,000 00
EXPENDED
W. Porter & Co., bond for tax col- lector
120 00
W. Porter & Co., bond for treasurer 105 00
Ada M. Nightingale, clerk to mayor 100 00 Mollie E. Fairbanks clerk to tax collector 70 00
Sara C. McGovern, service on state valuation book 13 00
Florence E. Brooks, service on state valuation book 13 00
Clara A. Penley, service on state valuation book 12 00
J. F. Merrill, service on state valu- ation book 7 00
William L. Haskill, report Hancock street bridge hearing 34 55
H. T. Whitman, expertservice Han- cock street bridge hearing 30 00
Coleman Bros., expert service Han- cock street bridge hearing 40 00
George T. Magee, expert service Hancock street bridge hearing 5 00
N. G. Nickerson, expert service Hancock street bridge hearing 35 00 N. G. Nickerson, expert service Wood, Harmon & Co., case 25 00
$1,352 89
$540 35
99
N. G. Nickerson, expert service, Bates case 50 00
Pay roll, special officers Fore River bridge ceusus . 64 14
Jonathan Hayden, service Fore River bridge census 6 00
Abel Young service, Fore River bridge census 10 00
William G. Nash, service Fore River bridge census 24 00
Alex. Sanders, service Fore River
bridge census . 18 00
Thomas J. Dolan, service Fore River bridge census 10 00
A. G. Doliver, service Fore River bridge census . 30 00
George T. Westland, service Fore River bridge census 37 50
Walter V. Loud, service Fore River bridge census 5 00
Paul R. Blackmur, sundry expense Fore River bridge hearing 19 00
Charles Hall, service Fore River bridge hearing
10 00
J. B. Sullivan, service Fore River bridge hearing 50 00
John C. Miller, stenographer Fore River bridge hearing 179 40
J. H. Cunningham, witness, Quincy vs. Weymouth · ·
20 00
Clerk Plymouth County Courts copies 1 25
Norfolk County Records, copies 3 00
Commonwealth Massachusetts " ·
2 00
Mary Coyle, claim, injury on street George Rand, .
175 00
75 00
W. S. Ford, claim . . 242 28
100
Patrick Sweeney, injury in trench
50 00 Thomas A. Fitzgerald, damage to property 25 00
Patrick Cain, court judgment
111 73
Joseph M. Sheahan, M. D., services Town of Randolph, aid to soldiers W. E. Decrow, police signals
35 00
214 12
290 00
P. J. Williams & Co., voting booths 43 50
C. F. Pettengill, care of city clock .
50 00
C. F. Pettengill, repair of city clock George W. Prescott & Son, adver- tising
2 00
Foreign Language Press Co., print- ing ·
26 00
F. A. Skinner, photographs, .
17 50
John S. Odom,
50
John Hall, burials .
140 00
Johnson & Brook, carriage hire
40 00
Loud & Tribou 66
15 00
George H. Field, deputy sheriff
1 16
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster
10 60
Lyman A. Chapin, stationery 1 50
Ivers Johnson Co., pistols for police
264 00
$2,993 73
Balance $6 27
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Balance Jan 1, 1904
$9 49
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Miscellaneous
N. Y. & Boston Ex Co.,
$6 40
Boston & Quincy Ex Co.,
75
University N. Y. sundries
2 20
$9 35
Balance
14
15 00
101
Appropriation 1904 $6,400 00
EXPENDED Salaries and Assistants
Pay Roll .
$2,688 90
Periodicals, Binding and Printing
A. K. Allstine, binding . $344 50
Home Library & Supply Associa- tion, periodicals 246 20
George W. Prescott & Son, print-
ing
48 75
Fred F. Green, printing .
38 13
Amelia L. Bumpus, sundries and periodicals
11 97
George B. Meleney
1 00
The H. H. Wilson Co.,
6 00
$696 55
Catalogue Fund
Charlotte Cochrane, typewriting . 693 24
George W. Prescott & Son, printing 60 00
$753 24.
Books
Charles E. Lauriat & Co.,
$684 92:
N. J. Bartlett
36 52:
Alvin A. Vinal
13 30
Soldiers & Sailors Historical Society
1 60
Booklovers Library
100 00
Little Brown & Co
175 35
Massachusetts Historical Society
6 00
American Unitarian Society
72
W. A. Greenough & Co.,
2 50
Amelia L. Bumpus,
3 50
$1,024 41
Fuel and Lighting
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal . · $181 50
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, wood · 5 00
- 14
5
102
Citizens Gas Light Co., lighting 9 60 Quincy Electric Light Company lighting . 303 08
$499 18
Miscellaneous
Alex Nugent, labor
$181 00
James Meaney, grading
.
25 00
James Meaney, stone dust 2 50
E. L. Withey, labor
5 40
James Weeks,
12 35
E. C. Sargent, 66
2 00
William Parker, labor and material 22 25
Friend Crane, sundry repairs 25 43
F. W. Burnham, sundry repairs 4 50
W. A. Bradford, 50
E. S. Beckford, electrical repairs 4 15
C. F. Pettengill, repair clock 2 00
Samuel Ward & Co., stationery
13 21
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster 43 05
John W. Nash, sundries
10 52
Library Bureau, book case
40 00
Edward A. Hammond, printing
6 00
Merrill Dexter & Co., paint 5 00
Edward Farmer, painting 10 40
City of Quincy, street sprinkling
12 49
Knight & Thomas, fire extinguisher 16 00
Hopkins & Holden, sundries
11 67
University New York,
32
N. Y. N. H & H. R. R., Boston tickets 2 25
Boston Safe Deposit Trust, rent of safe .
10 00
Amelia L. Bumpus, sundry expense
16 59
Alice G. White, 2 25
Library Art Club, assessment ·
5 00
John C. Paige & Co., insurance . 107 65
103
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
21 02
Sanborn & Damon, hardware
6 41
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.,
42 90
A. & W. & Gallagher Ex. Co
21 32
Abbot & Miller Ex. Co.,
8 00
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co.,
23 75
Boynton & Russell, Ex. Co.,
15 50
$737 72
Summary
Appropriation 1904
$6400 00
EXPENDED
Salaries and assistants
$2,688 90
Catalogue fund
753 24
Periodical printing
and binding
696 55
Books
1024 41
Fuel and lighting
499 18
Miscellaneous
737 72
$6400 00
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Permanent Men
Appropriation 1904
$19,656 00
Pay roll
$18,545 14
Edward J. Curtin
262 50
Claus A. Broberg
262 50
Charles T. Crooker
262 50
Patrick Kelliher
35 00
$19,367 64
Balance
$288 36
Chief's Salary
Appropriation 1904
$1,000 00
EXPENDED
Joseph W. Hayden, chief
$1,000 00
EXPENDED
104
Police Station
Appropriation 1904 $200 00
EXPENDED
Joseph W. Hayden, keeper $200 00
Enforcement of Liquor Law
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 $766 25
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
W. Jenness, legal service
15 00
Balance
$751 25
Appropriation 1904
$500 00
Less transfer by Council to miscel- laneous police appropriation
$100 00
$400 00
EXPENDED
Daniel R. McKay, sundry expenses
$117 25
George A. McKay, officer
8 75
Malcolm C. Stewart,
1 25
Thomas F. Mahoney, "
5 00
Henry W. Thorne,
5 00
Daniel H. Doran,
8 75
Henry J. Mathews,
137 50
Alfred W. Goodhue,
5 00
Joseph F. Goodhue,
2 50
Frank E. Burrell,
3 75
William S. Lyons,
66
1 25
Edward J. Curtin,
66
2 50
John Bowton,
5 25
John T. Larkin,
6 25
David L. Gordon, 66
4 00
George W. Peterson, "
5 00
George A. Cahill,
1 25
Joseph W. Hayden, use of horse and
carriage
14 50
105
Patrick H. Bradley, sundry expense 2 60
Clarence M. Jenness, services
24 95
George T. Magee, stenographer
4 00
Alex Morrison, services
10 00
Fred M. Jones, M. D. services
11 00
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
3 53
Johnson & Brown, carriage hire
5 00
Thomas F. Maloney, sundry expense
2 00
$397 83
Balance
$2 17
Special and Miscellaneous
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 146 06
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Loud & Tribou, carriage hire
$37 00
C. Patch, & Son, coal . 29 05
Christina Nelson, meals for prisoners 20 00
John H. Ash, M. D., services
10 00
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing and repairs 10 95
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting. 9 10
Citizens' Gas Light Co., 66
2 40
F. H. Crane & Sons, grain
5 25
W. E. Decrow, supplies
4 00
W. G. A. Pattee, legal services
5 00
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
98
W. C. Hartwell, stationery
75
John W. Nash, sundries
42
$134 90
Balance
$11 16
$3,000 00
Appropriation 1904 Add transfer by Council from ap- propriation enforcement liquor law
$100 00
$3,100 00
4
106
EXPENDED
Pay roll, special officers 3d and 4th of July
$80 00
Pay roll special officers, Caucus State election 32 90
Pay roll, special officer State elec- tion 83 69
Pay roll, special officers Caucus City election .
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