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39 18
Payroll, special officers City election 72 27
Daniel R. McKay sundry expense 25 75
Daniel H. Doran officer
121 25
Henry W. Thorne .
294 37
Henry J. Mathews 66
107 50
Malcoln C. Stewart
166 88
James W. Murray 66
22 50
Henry F. Riley
66
90 00
Thomas F. Maloney
30 00
James F. Goodhue 66
28 75
John T. Hunt
32 50
John F. Donovan 66
42 50
Charles T. Crooker
22 50
Thomas A. Malone
20 00
Jeremiah Hinchon 66
5 63
Alfred W. Goodhue
1 88
David L. Gordon 66
3 75
John Holoran
2 50
Frank E. Burrell
66
5 00
Cornelius Driscoll
5 62
John T. Larkin
3 75
Calvin T. Dyer
66
2 50
John P. Duffy
2 50
Michael Donovan
1 25
John Bowton, 66
2 50
Patrick H. Bradley 66
.
6 25
Patrick H. Bradley, sundry expenses
5 55
Henry F. Corbett 66
5 00
107
Joseph W. Hayden, " 66
78 40
Joseph W. Hayden, use of horse and carriage 91 00
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting 23 10
Quincy Electric Light Co., " ·
92 73
W. E. Decrow, signal supplies
103 60
Pettengill, Andrews Co., signal sup. plies 20 14
C. Patch & Son, coal 257 53
Mrs. D. McGee, laundry
21 50
Old Colony Laundry Co., laundry .
3 50
Christina Nilson, meals for prisoners Henry E. Emerson, repairs and sup- plies .
152 27
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, grain . F. H. Crane & Sons, hay and grain
127 16
William Westland, hardware
15 44
Hartwell & Monroe, stationery .
23 35
Lyman A. Chapin, 66
8 30
Consolidated Grocery Co., sundries
3 00
George W. Prescott & Son, printing
3 50
Fred F. Green, printing .
12 75
George T. Magee, stenographer
11 00
Annie H. Leonard, clerical
6 50
F. A. Skinner, photographs
6 50
T. F. Mitchell, repairs
1 00
C. L. Redding, labor
3 75
Mattatuck M'f'r Co., supplies .
5 00
P. J. Williams & Co., labor and material . 36 00
F. C. Packard, sundries . 3 00
John W. Nash,
8 31
New England Telephone Co., rental
210 55
J. W. McAnarney, legal services
131 00
Kirkwood Bros., carting ·
10 17
A. W. Winchester, supplies .
3 35
George W. Jones, sundries 40
.
133 85
40 45
108
Fred Jones, labor on signals . 7 50
C. C. Hearn, sundries 1 00
H. L. Kincaide, “ 1 98
James Bisson, carriage hire
1 00
Charles Tower, labor
1 00
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co.
4 85
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
35
C. F. Pettengill, repairing clock 1 25
Quincy Ice Co., ice
7 57
A. & W. & Gallagher Ex. Co.
1 50
$9,042 32
Balance
$57 68
Signal Boxes
Appropriation 1904 $1,115 00
EXPENDED.
W. E. Decrow, installing 1,115 00
PARKS
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 $33 53:
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Friend Crane, paint
$18 51
Thomas Whelan, labor . 15 02
$33 53
Appropriation 1904
$1,200 00
Add appropriation by Council, re-
ceipts from pasturage . 100 00
$13,000 00
EXPENDED.
James A. Hart, architect 50 00
John H. Starr, labor at Ward 2 bath-
house
204 00
109
Annie M. Feeley, labor at Ward 2
bathhouse
70 00
Michael F. Gallagher, labor
222 56
Water Department,
29 22
Walter King,
10 28
Thomas Whelan,
125 82
J. E. Poland,
50
J. A. L. Ross, 66
6 75
Francis McCormick 66
35 00
Michael S. Kelliher
44 25
P. J. Williams & Co., labor and
material .
287 00
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
19 88
William Westland,
23 60
James Meaney, loam
14 00
Shady Hill Nursery, trees
17 55
Burdett & Williams, lawn mower
7 65
Burdett & Williams, paint
14 05
L. W. Chandler, stationery
2 50
Edward A. Hammond, stationery
5 80
S. J. Hafferty, sundry supplies
3 25
R. Hollings & Co., fixtures
19 60
R. D. Chase, insurance
45 00
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.,
45
John F. Donovan, officer
37 50
$1,296 21
Balance
$3 79
Playground Ward 2
Appropriation 1904
$300 00
EXPENDED.
Thomas Whelan, labor
$300 00
110
Playground Ward 6
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
Thomas Whelan, labor $25 71
Schlegel & Fottler, seeds ·
6 55
Boynton & Russell, seeds
2 00
Martin Pfaffman, trees
5 00
$39 26
PENN STREET
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
Pay roll labor
$108 50
Water Department, labor and
material .
35 00
Balance .
PROSPECT STREET GUTTERS
Appropriation 1904
$500 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll labor
$117 72
Charles Wilson, paving blocks
337 88
The H. Gore, paving
44 40
$500 00
REPAIR TIDE GATE AT BLACK'S CREEK
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 $10 78
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
Street Department, labor 10 71
$39 26
$200 00
$143 50
$56 50
111
REPAIR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS-SPECIAL
Appropriation 1904
$1,500 00
EXPENDED.
Walter B. Ross, heating
$200 48
Walter B. Ross, labor and material
217 41
P. J. Williams,
· 216 91
W. H. Wateman
16 76
John G. Thomas
12 28
Badger Bros., labor and supplies .
100 63
Quincy Plumbing & Heating Co., labor and supplies
4 55
Sanborn & Damon, labor and sup- plies 2 26
Friend Crane, labor and supplies
16 00
J. M. Upton, supplies
40 00
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber .
59 72
A. J. Richards & Son, brick
5 80
John Harkins, mason work
7 89
William Westland, hardware
3 47
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
2 99
Thomas C. Hewson, painting
90 00
W. A. Bradford, plumbing
25
Whelan & Cross, labor
15 00
$1,012 40
Balance
·
$487 60
Summary.
Massachusetts Fields schoolhouse
$473 17
John Hancock schoolhouse
129 11
Alsmhouse
175 06
Hose House, Ward 2
189 56
Hose House, Ward 4
45 50
$1,012 40
112
REPAIR PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CARE OF CITY HALL
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$5 46
Add transfer by Council from 1903 appropriation for Street light- ing . 715 08
$720 54
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
E. S. Beckford, electrician $209 59
W. A. Bradford, plumbing
21 67
Badger Bros., heating repairs 81 01
S. H. Edwards, repair furnace
17 05
George A. Mayo, repair furnace
116 79
George A. Mayo, hardware
18 05
William Westland,
78
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
48
Sanborn & Damon,
11 67
P. J. Williams & Co., labor 42 90
E. S. Thomas, labor
1 25
Frank G. Pratt, labor
1 50
George Linton,
10 45
F. J. Perry,
60
J. McFarland & Son, labor
1 18
Michael S. Kelliher,
8 25
John G. Thomas,
50 36
J. L. Fratus & Co., 66
16 25
Fuller & Warren Co., "
4 30
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber .
20
A. & W. Gallagher Ex. Co.
75
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.,
1 10
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
82 36
Friend Crane, sundries
3 75
John W. Nash, ·
35
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting
1 40
Crystal Spring Ice Co., ice
16 50
$720 54
113
Appropriation 1904
$6,500 00
EXPENDED.
W. A. Bradford, plumbing $363 16
J. E. Keniley & Co., plumbing 23 16
Quincy Plumbing & Heating Co., repairs
13 59
Fuller & Warren Co., heating
52 93
Charles A. Claflin Co.,
8 44
Sanborn & Damon, labor and sup-
plies 197 11
Pay roll labor
243 88
S. Scammell & Son, labor
8 52
George R. Bennett
4 25
Michael S. Kelliher
305 97
Whelan & Cross
24 00
John Hannigan, labor
$19 25
Water Department, labor
3 38
Samuel D. DeForest, labor
19 60
William Parker & Son "
25 37
John G. Thomas
39 01
J. McFarland & Son
190 07
George O. Shirley, 66
51 30
George O. Langley, labor and mat- erial
176 44
Badger Bros., labor and material
141 67
P. J. Willlams & Co., labor and ma- terial 666 31
J. W. Dorety, labor and material
48 92
J. L. Fratus & Co. "
34 84
C. B. Houston, .
1 60
F. Favorite, painting
494 00
George A. Tripp, "
14 00
Frank E. Lines,
25 00
W. Pierce,
8 75
Arthur Jones,
4 00
Friend Crane, sundry repairs
22 30
Pullman Automatic Ventilating Co.
54 00
114
Orient Manufacturing Co., supplies 16 66
Derby Desk Co., supplies 11 00
H. L. Kincaide & Co., sundries
75
John W. Nash, .
11 31
Francis J. Herehan,
15 50
E. S. Beckford, electrician
59 14
William Westland, hardware
24 03
Hardware Supply Co.
71 42
F. K. Brown 66
2 00
George A. Mayo, 66
136 37
Quincy Variety Co.,
9 98
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber .
300 26
Chamberlin Metalic Weather Strip Co., 46 00
Henay E. Emerson, sundry supplies
5 00
S. K. Tarbox, iron work .
3 75
George E. Thomas, carpenter work Timothy Gilcoine, stone work
46 00
177 25
John Harkins, mason work
10 39
Morss & Whyte, wire work
10 00
J. A. Swasey, repair blackboards
36 75
H. H. Cushing's Ex. Co. .
25
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co. 4 50
Massachusetts District Police in- spect boiler 34 00
A. J. Richards & Son, cement
10 50
C. F. Pettengill, repair clock
1 75
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co.
1 25
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods
7 00
Old Colony Laundry Co., laundry
5 58
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 195 44
William H. Claflin & Co., paper 9 90
W. B. Munroe, carting ashes . ·
7 60
Harry W. Tirrell, janitor city hall
840 00
Ellen Elliot, labor
148 40
New England Telephone Co. rental city hall 427 92
115
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting
354 57
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting
13 60
Quincy Ice Co., ice
22 50
Crystal Spring Ice Co., ice
5 50
$6,368 64
Balance
$131 36
Summary
School Buildings :
Adams
$451 22
Coddington
467 00
Cranch
144 21
Gridley Bryant
213 75
High
282 23
John Hancock .
111 13
Lincoln
130 04
Massachusetts Fields
134 54
Quincy .
192 76
Washington
142 72
Willard
117 54
Wollaston
372 78
Old High
67 45
$2,827 37
Fire Stations :
Central Fire station
314 17
Hose house, ward 4
50 95
5
198 43
66 6
181 80
Hose House Houghs Neck
4 00
$749 35
City Hall :
Lighting
368 17
Fuel
195 44
Janitor
840 00
116
Telephone
427 92
Miscellaneous .
· 642 21
$2,473 74
City stables
217 98
Almshouse
43 13
Police Station
57 07
$6,368 64
STREET DEPARTMENT
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$1,033 10
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Pay roll, labor
$122 25
Ames Plow Co., supplies
137 27
Charles A. Claflin, sundry supplies .
42 50
Boynton & Russell, sundry supplies 2 45
Charles H. Brooks,
10 50
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co.
6 00
E. P. Henderson, veterinary .
8 75
Water Department, use of teams
26 87
F. H. Crane & Sons, grain
96 00
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing
13 13
Joseph F. Hogan, “
13 50
David Brown, repairs
3 10
Thomas Whelan, gravel .
13 50
Charles Anderson, "
4 63
Buffalo Pitts Steam Roller Works
repairs
303 80
$804 25
Balance $228 85 $23,500 00
Appropriation 1904 Add appropriation by Council mis- cellaneous highway receipts for 1904 1,271 24
117
Add appropriation by Council, re- ceipts from Metropolitan Sew- erage system
1,500 00
$26,271 24
EXPENDED
Pay roll, labor
$19,089 74.
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing and repairs
1,128 34
Henry E. Emerson, buggy
125 00
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing
102 89
Joseph F. Hogan, "
42 63
Patrick Desmond . " 66
90
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
225 90
Quincy Variety Co.,
8 05
William Westland,
1 25
Sanborn & Damon,
66
1 40
Burdett & Williams,
66
25 48
L. G. Stone, & Co., sundry supplies
42 50
Robert W. Neff,
3 50
Patrick Barry,
66
1 35
F. C. Packard
66
.
2 80
Alex. Clark & Co., 66
15 12
J. McFarland & Son,
1 15
Solshine Manufacturing Co.
10 50
Weeks, Hill Pharmacy, "
66
12 85
R. S. Talbot, 66
25
Charles A. Claflin & Co., 66
165 15
Dodge, Haley & Co.,
66
3 42
Boston Broom Co.,
66
8 00
Perrin, Seamans & Co.,
66
13 50
Buffalo Steam Roller Co.,
66
15 50
Lafflin Rand Powder Co.,
66
35 19
Boston Bolt Co.,
2 63
George H. Sampson
66
6 40
T. F. Gurney,
66
.
2 20
.
.
.
.
.
.
118
Ames Plow Co.,
66
. 12 89
A. J. Wellington,
.
43 00
Eagle Oil Co.,
66 32 20
John Evans, tools
10 50
John W. Nash, sundries.
9 63
Eclipse Animal Food Co., sundries
9 00
H. L. Kincaide & Co., sundries .
39
F. J. Perry, sundries
1 77
Boynton & Russell, supplies ·
1 15
S. Scammell & Son, labor and sup-
plies
19 35
Water Department, labor and
material
100 58
Timothy Gilcoine, labor and mater- ial
84 08
John Harkins, labor and material
71 57
Henry Lavelle 66
38 75
Michael S. Kelliher, labor and ma- terial
54 66
Michael J. Cross, labor and material 58 50 P. J. Williams & Co., labor and ma- terial 27 88
Edward J. Buckley, repairs
32 50
Badger Bros., repairs
42 33
David Brown,
13 84
C. F. Pettengill, repair clock
1 25
E. S. Beckford, electrical repairs
6 90
W. A. Snow, stall fittings
10 80
Hub Wire Cloth Co., wire
5 35
William Harkins, mason work 10 50
Mrs. Hannah Keenan, rent of land
125 00
A. J. Richards & Son, coal .
10 40
A. J. Richards & Son, brick and cement 77 03
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe
114 47
Thomas Whelan, cement 9 00
John J. Gallagher, «
19 00
119
Charles Wilson, paving blocks 176 85
A. B. Packard, lead
5 60
Charles Bates & Co., oil .
24 00
J. F. Hackett, oil 30 90
E. P. Henderson, veterinary
19 50
H. A. Souther, 66 26 00
F. H. Crane & Sons, hay and grain
601 79
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, hay and grain 925 65
Loud & Tribou, hay and grain
783 28
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber . 291 39
C. Patch & Son, coal
404 34
Charles G. Belden Co., wagon
75 00
Charles G. Belden Co., supplies .
15 00
J. L. & H. K. Potter, dump cart
85 00
George M. Sweeney, damage fence ·
to
2 60
New England Telephone Co., rental 105 29
Quincy Electric Light Co .. lighting City stables 106 33
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co. . 4 15
A. &. W. & Gallagher Ex. Co.
55
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co.
3 30
Boston & Quincy Ex. Co.
21 45
Sessions Iron Foundry, casting
55 08
Wollaston Foundry Co., 23 88
A. M. Mischler, painting signs
28 40
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
4 94
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., Boston tickets 9 00
Old Colony St. Ry., tickets
10 00
Cavanagh Bros., horse
325 00
D. A. Newcomb, horse
200 00
D. A. Newcomb, supplies
3 00
Thomas O'Brien & Son, posts
12 50
Thomas O'Brien & Son, wood 16 00
W. A. Gavin, hose .
6 00
·
120
Santos Co., disinfectant . 10 00
Fred C. Clifford, roller picks .
98 95
Arthur Widges, gravel 40 75
Swithin Bros., 66
7 00
James Bisson, 66
5 10
Mrs. Patrick Carroll,
15 60
John Cashman,
34 90
Trustee Quincy, Weymouth and
Hingham bridges, assessment .
50 00
W. Shea & Son, granite . ·
98 10
George W. Jones, boots . 15 25
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods
2 50
$26,927 78
Less transfer to Street wat-
ering . . $976 13
Less transfer to Garbage . 235 00
Less transfer to Sewer con- struction .
317 73
Less transfer to Sewer
maintenance . 125 00
Less transfer to House con-
nections
90 60
Less transfer to Benning- street gutters . 60 00
Less transfer to Edison
Park street, use of teams
26 01
Less transfer to Furnace
brook wall 25 00
Less transfer to Tide Gate
at Black's creek 10 78
$1,866 25 $25,061 53
Balance
$1,209 71
121
SNOW-REMOVAL OF
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$607 45
EXPENDED.
Pay roll labor
$280 08
Michael J. Cross, labor
15 00
E. V. Trask,
6 50
John M. O'Brien 66
4 50
Charles L. Prescott, "
12 00
Thomas Whelan,
24 00
Joseph Gearin,
6 00
$348 08
Balance
$259 37
Appropriation 1904
$8,300 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll labor
$7,150 73
Henry Lavelle,
labor
52 00
Badger Bros.,
66
10 00
E. V. Trask,
57 73
W. F. Loud,
66
223 80
Joseph Gearin,
66
42 00
W. Shea & Son,
39 50
Thomas Whelan,
66
110 40
John M. O'Brien,
66
19 00:
Edward J. Sandberg,
66
58 00
Huckins Farm,
66
38 30
John Fallon,
69 00
Charles L. Prescott,
66
40 00
Michael J. Cross,
66
89 90
Water Department
66
165 38:
Henry E. Emerson, snow plow
26 00
Henry E. Emerson, repairs
67 25
Boston Engineers & Mill Supply Co.,
supplies .
8 00
122
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight 1 20
E. H. Doble & Co., sundries . 1 20
Boynton & Russell, salt . 2 50
$8,271 89
Balance
$28 11
STREET LIGHTING
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 $993 41
Less transfer by Council to repairs of public buildings 1903 715 03
$278 33
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Citizens' Gas Light Co., labor $10 00
Balance
$268 33
Appropriation 1904
$21,600 00
EXPENDED
Quincy Electric Light Co., $21,314 43
Citizens' Gas Light Co.,
269 29
.
$21,583 72
Balance $16 28
STREET SPRINKLING
Appropriation 1904 $6,800 00
EXPENDED
American Car Sprinkler Co., con-
tract .
$3300 00
Mrs. Terrence Keenan, contract 540 00
William J. O'Brien
540 00
Thomas Whelan,
540 00
William F. Loud,
540 00
123
J. L. & H. K. Potter, repair sprink- ler
154 37
Henry E. Emerson, repair sprinkler 174 16
Water Department labor
27 93
Street Department, use of teams.
976 13
Sanborn & Damon, hardware.
7 41
$6,800 00
STREET RAILWAY EXCISE TAX
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$130 94
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Pay roll, labor
$97 01
C. Patch & Son, coal
33 93
$130 94
Appropriation 1904
$8,501 0L
EXPENDED
Pay roll, labor
$6,145 08
Robertson Manufacturing Co., crush- ed stone
1,237 27
Arthur C. Widges, gravel
108 40
Michael S. Kelleher, labor
133 80
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
457 02
C. Patch & Son, coal
169 27
Timothy Gilcoine, labor
24 87
A. J. Richards & Son, brick and cement
7 45
$8,283 16
Balance
$217 85
SEA AVENUE
Appropriation 1904
$1,500 00
EXPENDED
Pay roll, labor
$1,175 74
Arthur C. Widges, gravel
142 90
124
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe 128 38 · P. J. Williams & Co., labor and material . 52 98
$1,500 00
STATE AND MILITARY AID
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$149 35
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Chapter 447,-pay roll $42 71
Balance $106 64
Appropriation 1904 Additional appropriation 1904
$7,000 00
525 00
$7,525 00
EXPENDED
Chapter 372-pay roll
$358 00
Chapter 374-pay roll
4,541 00
Chapter 447-pay roll
2,594 00
$7,493 00
Balance $32 00
SURVEY OF CITY AND PLANS
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Pay roll, engineer's office $525 79
A. Storrs & Bement, paper 21 20
G. G. Ledder, office supplies
31 40
H. T. Whitman, plans
3 50
George W. Jones, boots
3 50
Lyman A. Chapin, stationery
2 75
E. C. Sargent, sundry expense .
2 50
· $600 34
125
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co., 70
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. tickets
9 00
Appropriation 1904
$600 34 $1,000 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, engineer's office $60 76
G. G. Ledder, stationery 1 75
Clara A. Penley, typewriting .
8 00
$70 51
Balance
$929 49
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Balance Jan. 1, 1904 187 50
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903.
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
187 50
Appropriation 1904 $111,000 00
Add to appropriation by Council
receipts from tuition
245 50
$111,245 50
Salaries
EXPENDED
Pay roll, teachers and assistants
$86,379 56
Janitors
EXPENDED
Pay roll .
7,390 00
126
Transportation
EXPENDED
Old Colony Street Railway
300 00
B. F. Hodgkinson
342 00
C. E. Noble
. 250 60
$892 60
Fuel
EXPENDED.
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal .
$6,554 39 .
C. Patch & Son, wood
150 00
Peter McConarty " . 78 88
$6,783 27.
Books, Supplies and Sundries
EXPENDED.
Edward Babb & Co., supplies . $3,624 01
American Book Co., publishers 949 60
Ginn & Co., 577 29
Houghton, Mifflin & Co. "
306 58
D. C. Heath,
258 00
Silver, Burdett & Co., "
156 51
Sibley & Co.,
27 67
C. J. Maynard .
13 08
D. Appleton & Co.,
5 75
New England Publishing Co., pub-
lishers 2 50
Educational Publishing Co., pub-
lishers 29 09
Allen & Bacon, publishing
108 97
The Morse Publishing Co., publishers
23 75
University Publishing Co., pub- lisher 4 32
Benjamin & Sanborn & Co., pub- lishers
30 03 ..
127
Willard Small, publishers
· 20 00
Essex Publishing Co. "
45 00
M. A. Atherton, 66
60 00
E. Landis Snyder, music
5 84
Oliver Ditson Co.,
98 60
C. W. Thompson
26 61
Quincy Real Estate Trust, rent
300 00
Wood, Harmon & Co.,
500 00
Charles H. Johnson, truant officer
200 00
Charles H. Johnson, school census .
125 00
George W. Prescott & Son, printing 191 88
Fred F. Green, 19 50
Beal Press, printing diplomas
103 40
Union Bookbinding Co., binding
126 86
Remington Typewriter Co., type- writer
40 00
Remington Typewriter Co., supplies
96 30
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., type- writer .
55 00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., re- pairs 15 00
Charles C. Hearn, chemicals .
50 63
Red Cross Chemical Co. "
12 24
D. E. Wadsworth & Co., dry goods
111 97
D. E. Wadsworth & Co., flags
18 00
Marion D. Vogle, clerical, high school 46 50
John H. Daniels, filling diplomas
39 50
Philip S. Moxom, address high
school graduation
25 00
Helen E. Bemis, pianist high school graduation
5 00
Frank E. Parlin, sundries
32 67
Edgar M. Copeland
1 61
A. W. Green,
5 02
E. H. Doble & Co.,
7 25
F. J. Perry
3 65
128
John W. Nash, 66
17 83
HI. L. Kincaide, sundry supplies
84 20
George A. Mayo, "
7 00
George R. Bennett, "
10 45
T. B. Pollard,
1 50
L. M. Dearborn, 66
1 60
Fannie F. French, “
5 00
J. Curtin,
4 45
H. Anna Kennedy “
8 53
Charles H. Sampson, supplies 3 00
Mary E. Dearborn 1 00
Charles H. Taylor 66
2 30
F. S. Webber & Co.,
.
2 50
George B. Frazer 66
5 55
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., sup- plies 8 10
Fred Macy & Co. 17 10
Consolidated Grocery & Provision Co., supplies 17 52
A. J. Loyde, supplies
1 50
Library Bureau, " 6 19
W. H. Claflin, paper
57 06
New England Telephone Co., rental
32 89
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting 86 20
Quincy Electric Light Co. " .
143 28
Thorp & Martin Co., stationery
6 00
Suffolk Ink Co., ink
35 40
F. W. Burnham, repair and sharpen lawn mowers 14 20
William Westland, hardware . 28 82
Hardware Supply Co., 6 60 78
American School Board Journal
2 00
Little, Brown & Co., books 10 00
A. F. Hall Scientific Co.,
49 50
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.,
7 88
Abbott & Miller Ex. Co., 90 30
'Taylor Bros. laundry
50 45
129
Friend Crane, sundry repairs . 99 20
Charles C. Hammond, postmaster 36 20
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire
1 50
W. G. Chubbuck, teaming
2 00
Wollaston Foundry Co., casting
3 36
George G. Shirley, labor
2 65
Sanborn & Damon, 66
1 34
Charles Anderson,
3 00
Elijah S. Brown,
10 00
Samuel McCormick, "
4 00
Norfolk County, Truant School
22 43
C. F. Pettengill, repair clocks
56 75
Herbert A. Hayden, tuning pianos
10 00
Badger Bros., repairs
1 20
G. G. Ledder, repairs
2 06
Allen Shade Roller Co., shades
91 12
Winchester Disinfectant Co.
1 65
Ira Litchfield, labor and material
38 18
$9,771 90
Summary
Appropriation 1904
$111,000 00
Add appropriation by council re-
ceipts from tuition
245 50
$111,245 50
EXPENDED
Salaries, teachers
$86,379 56
Janitors
7,390 00
Fuel
6,783 27
Transportation
892 60
Books, supplies and sundries
9,771 90
111,217 33
Balance
$28 17
130
SEWER DEPARTMENT Sewer Debt
Appropriation 1904
$14,800 00
.
EXPENDED
April Sewer Bonds
$4,500 00
May Sewer Bonds .
5,000 00
July Sewer Bonds
1,500 00
Oct Sewer Bonds
3,500 00
Dec Sewer Bonds
300 00
$14,800 00
SEWER HOUSE CONNECTIONS
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
592 06
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Pay Roll, labor, 472 53
Hardware Supply Co., hardware, 7 03
W. A. Bradford, supplies . 7 50
Water department, labor and supplies
105 00
Appropriation 1904
Additional appropriation
1,000 00
$7,000 00
EXPENDED.
Pay roll, labor
$4,497 95
Pay roll, office labor
310 00
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe and ce- ment
1,075 29
F. H. Crane & Sons, pipe
14 93
Street Department, use of teams
90 60
Thomas W. Lincolm, canvas
42 88
Water Department, labor
24 42
The H. Gore Co., labor
26 40
H. W. Smith, labor
1 00
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
50 21
William Westland labor
30
Sanborn & Damon, labor ,
5 27
·
592 06 $6,000 00
131
W. A. Bradford, plumbing
2 25
Alex Clark, tools .
20 22
Perrin Seamans & Co., supplies
2 50
Warren Bros., supplies .
11 67
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
21 19
R. McLennon, M. D. services
3 00
John F. Welch, “
2 00
1 75
George W. Prescott & Son, printing Lyman A. Chapin, stationery
1 20
J. H. Gillis, repairs
10 40
J. H. Gillis, bicycles
76 00
George W. Jones, oil coat
2 75
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets
30 00
$6,324 18
Add transfers from Sewer Construc-
tion, supplies and tools $181 07
$6,505 25
Balance
$494 75
Construction
Balance Jan. 1, 1904
$6,152 03
EXPENDED ACCOUNT 1903
Pay roll, labor
$2,205 07
Pay roll, office labor
1,665 82
Timothy J. O'Connell, contract Rock Island road
1,066 84
Water Department, labor and sup- plies
436 69
A. J. Richards & Son pipe and cement
436 62
Hosmer Codding Co., boots
197 20
Lafflin Rand Co., supplies
56 80
Julius Johnson, supplies
6 83
Edson Manufacturing Co., supplies 2 48
Quincy Fair supplies
25
John Cook, sundries ·
1 50
New England Telephone Co., rental
19 33
Sanborn & Damon, hardware
1 40
·
.
132
William Westland, 66
30
Hardware Supply Co., 66 75
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
2 58
N. Y. & Boston Ex. Co.,
1 45
Abbot & Miller Ex. Co.,
7 25
D. A. Bruce, M. D., services
6 00
John F. Welsh, “ ·
5 00
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster
1 43
Hartwell & Monroe, stationery
10 95
James J. Shannon, 1 00
A. W. Stetson, printing
3 25
Frost & Adams, office supplies
9 45
Spalding Print Paper Co.,
5 79
$6,152 03
Appropriation 1904
$50,000 00
Additional appropriation 1904
$12,000 00
$62,000 00
EXPENDED
Pay roll, labor
$32,275 87
Pay roll, office labor
1,989 94
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe and ce- ment
11,854 16
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber . 1,439 60
F. H. Crane & Sons, brick and ce- ment ·
639 62
W. F. Loud, brick
147 90
Warren Bros., supplies
441 23
Perrin, Seamans, «
177 46
Street Department, use of teams
317 73
Water Department, labor and mate- rial. 823 81
H. G. Crocker, labor,
584 07
Arthur Murphy, labor
5 00
John Cook, labor 47 25
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
651 56
133
Sanborn & Damon, hardware 3 91
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 373 49
Badger Bros., repairs 96 20
Sessions Iron Foundry, castings
609 14
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
85 48
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., Boston tickets 4 50
Citizens' Gas Light Co., coke . 42 00 ·
The H. Gore Co., paving
400 00
William B. White, land easement
150 00
Lumas C. Newton, guardian
100 00
William E. Harmon, contract
200 ())
Alex Clark & Co., tools and repairs 24 54
R. J. Teasdale, supplies 78 56
Edson Manufacturing Co., supplies
9 84
Lafflin Rand Powder Co.,
2 15
E. H. Doble & Co, supplies
5 30
New England Telephone Co., rental
17 20
John W. Nash, sundries
55
James Ward, sundries
9 75
Walsh & Lincoln, sundries
80
Rowe & Pierce, 10 50
H. L. Bond, supplies
70
E. W. Branch, sundry expense
2 50
R. S. Talbot, repair tools
8 70
Ike Shane, repairs
1 00
Timothy Deasy,
15 00
W. H. Ripley,
1 00
Charles Backus, damage
10 00
W. A. Bradford, plumbing
7 93
Quincy Plumbing & Heating Co., plumbing 4 23
E. V. Trask, wood .
13 50
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods
27 52
George W. Jones, oil suit
2 25
Hosmer Codding Co., boots
124 38
Old Colony Street Railway, ticket . 80 00
134
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., labor 92 75 George W. Prescott & Son, station 1
ery .
5 50
Frost & Adams, stationery 12 18
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