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C. W. Geary, M. D., return births 1.50
W. C. Drew, M. D., return births 1.00
A. P. Thompson, M. D., return births. . 1.00
H. C. Hallowell, M. D., return births. . 1.00
E. R. Johnson, M. D., return births ... .75
Ross K. Whiton, M. D., return births. . .75
John H. Anderson, M. D., return births 25
Edw. J. Sheldon, birth census 26.20
103
Gilbert R. Kent, birth census 41.80
H. W. French, birth census 66.00
John Hall, undertaker, return of deaths 42.50
W. E. Brown, undertaker, return of deaths 25.25
A. W. Fay, undertaker, return of deaths
15.00
Edw. L. Bean, undertaker, return of deaths
3.50
Electrical Auditing Co., services
75.00
Commonwealth Mass., ballot boxes ...
50.00
$509.25
Appropriation, 1905 $3,000.00
Expended.
W. Porter & Co., bond for Treasurer. . $90.00
W. Porter & Co., bond for Tax Col- lector
120.00
Fred F. Green, printing
27.50
Geo. W. Prescott & Son, printing
4.00
Boston Bank Note Co., printing
70.00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., type- writer
57.50
Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter
87.75
Bates Torry, report on accident to Fire Dept., July 4 96.00
Alfred Hook, injury on street
375.00
Charles F. Millard, injury on street . .
175.00
Robert T. Johnson, injury on street . .
150.00
Flora B. Crooker, injury on street 250.00
Frank E. Hall, injury on street 100.00
John Hall, burials 70.00
W. E. Brown, burials
35.00
A. W. Fay, burials
35.00
James P. King, claim
280.00
Frank L. Bowen, claim 10.25
C. F. Pettengill, care of city clock
51.00
104
W. E. Dewhurst, ringing bell 10.00
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire 54.50
R. B. Worthington, Clerk of Court ... 3.00
Charles R. Sherman, expert service ... 25.00
H. T. Whitman, expert service . . . 15.00 Florence E. Brooks, Clerk for Mayor 100.00 Ethel B. Kittredge, Clerk for Tax Col- lector 42.05
Mildred Estes, Clerk for Tax Collector 41.55
Mollie E. Fairbanks, Clerk for Tax
Collector 15.60
Emelie A. Gassett, Clerk for Tax Col- lector 12.90
Margaret A. Farrell, Clerk for Tax Collector
18.60
Alice W. Goodrich, Clerk for Assessors
28.00
Annie H. Leonard, preparing returns .. 3.20
M. B. Bunker, sundries
25.00
Little, Brown & Co., sundries
1.45
William Walsh, sundry expense
6.80
James Thompson, sundry expense ... 8.10
Suffolk Engraving Co., rubber stamp
1.55
A. Storrs & Bement, stationery
1.00
A. R. Anderson, stationery
.50
Carter's Ink Co., supplies
4.40
Albion P. Wright, release Des Moine Road
200.00
John H. Bent, services
23.50
Geo. Westland, services
28.50
Charles L. Hammond, postmaster
12.60
Edw. L. Bean, return of deaths .75
Florence E. Brooks, sundries
1.50
$2,769.05
Balance
$230.95
105
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Permanent Men.
Appropriation, 1905
$19,747.00
Expended.
Pay roll, permanent men . . $19,720.75
$19,720.75
Balance $26.25
Chief's Salary.
Appropriation, 1905 $1,000.00
Expended.
Joseph W. Hayden, Chief, to Feb. 6 .. $98.21
Frank E. Burrell, Chief 901.79
$1,000.00
Police Station.
Appropriation, 1905
$200.00
Expended.
Joseph W. Hayden, Keeper, to Feb. 6
$19.63
.
Frank E. Burrell, Keeper 180.37
$200.00
Special and Miscellaneous.
Balance Jan. 1, 1905 $57.68
Add transfer from permanent men, 1904 31.12
$88.80
106
Expended ,Account 1904.
New England Telephone Co., rental .. $16.15
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting .. 13.65
Citizen's Gas Light Co., lighting 2.85
Henry J. Mathews, Officer 20.00
Christina Nelson, meals for prisoners . 19.00
Henry E. Emerson, horse shoeing . ยท
6.60
Daniel R. McKay, sundry expense
4.50
Lyman A. Chapin, stationery
3.05
C. W. Geary, M. D., services
3.00
$88.80
Appropriation, 1905
$3,300.00
Additional appropriation from -receipts
450.00
$3,750.00
Expended.
Pay roll, Special Officers, July 3 and 4 $70.50
Pay roll, Special Officers, caucus state election
29.50
70.75
Pay roll, Special Officers, state election Pay roll, Special Officers, caucus city election
38.75
Pay roll, Special Officers, city election
74.68
Daniel R. McKay, sundry expense ...
31.85
Frank E. Burrell, sundry expense
S2.15
Patrick Bradley, sundry expense . ...
39.65
F. C. Packard, sundry expense
1.50
Joseph W. Hayden, sundry expense . .
8.05
Joseph W. Hayden, use of horse
8.00
Henry J. Mathews, Officer
285.00
Henry W. Thorne, Officer
271.25
Henry F. Riley, Officer
239.00
Geo. F. Phillips, Officer
142.50
..
107
Malcolm C. Stewart, Officer 115.00
David L. Gordon, Officer 65.75
Thomas A. Malone, Officer 51.25
Thomas F. Maloney, Officer 17.75
Alfred W. Goodhue, Officer 21.00
Patrick A. Milford, Officer
16.00
Charles T. Crooker, Officer
7.50
Daniel Doran, Officer 5.00
Timothy J. Golden, Officer
5.00
Arthur L. Hultman, Officer
5.00
Henry J. Corbett, Officer
4.50
Edw. J. Curtin, Officer
3.00
John T. Larkin, Officer
2.50
Charles Olson, Officer
2.50
James W. Murray, Officer
2.50
Edw. J. Sandberg, Officer
2.50
Arthur J. Parker, Officer
2.50
Jeremiah Dineen, Officer
2.50
William Lyons, Officer
2.00
John Halloran, Officer 1.25
Michael Donovan, Officer 1.25
David J. Barry, Officer 1.00
Jeremiah Hincheon, Officer
1.00
Ernest Bishop, Officer
1.00
J. A. Marsten & Co., wagon
$5.00
Johnson & Brown, boarding Chief's horse 90.50
Johnson & Brown, horse
160.00
Johnson & Brown, harness 25.00
Johnson & Brown, carriage hire
41.50
James Dunn, carriage hire
2.00
Bisson Bros., carriage hire
4.00
Knox Motor Truck Co., auto hire, July 4 25.00
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, hay and grain 121.38
F. H. Crane & Sons, hay and grain .. 54.00
Henry E. Emerson, repairs and horse shoeing 126.70
108
W. E. Decrow, sundry supplies 51.40
29.12
Pettengill, Andrews Co., signal supplies New England Telephone Co., rental . . 261.04 Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting station 108.87
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting station
25.10
C. Patch & Son, coal 178.48
Christina Nelson, meals for prisoners .. 193.50
Mrs. McGee, laundry
25.50
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing
26.00
Francis Abele, veterinary
17.00
Standard Extinguisher Co., supplies
3.00
Oak Clothing Co., supplies
2.25
F. C. Packard, supplies 9.36
Friend Crane, sundry repairs 3.00
John W. Nash, sundries 6.05.
Ivers Johnson Co., sundries 7.50
Emery Davis, stationery
4.50
Thorp & Martin, stationery
8.50
Lyman A. Chapin, stationery 27.81
L. A. Claflin, stationery
4.66
C. F. Pettengill, repair clocks
1.00
S. M. Spencer, badges
8.00
Edw. J. Murphy, drugs
.50
Chas. C. Hearn, drugs
2.00
William Westland, hardware
7.95
H. L. Kincaide & Co., furniture
58.38
Fred F. Green, printing 29.50
Boston Globe, advertising 5.10
Nerses Studio, photograph
1.50
Quincy Ice Co., ice
8.00
D. E. Wardsworth & Co., dry goods . .
5.09.
Annie H. Leonard, typewriting
5.00
Western Union Telegraph Co.
1.17
John A. Gordon, M. D., services 2.00
Geo. E. Adams, legal service
45.00
Fred Jones, labor signal service 84.58
Boston & Quincy Express Co. 1.60
109
Abbott & Miller Express Co. 1.75
A. & W. and Gallagher Express Co. . . 2.10 John Hall, ambulance . 3.00
W. J. Middleton, M. D., services . 2.00
Geo. W. Prescott & Son, advertising . . 3.13
$3,738.45
Balance $11.55
ENFORCEMENT LIQUOR LAW.
Balance Jan. 1. 1905 $2.17
Add transfer from Permanent Police .. 1.43
$3.6)
Expended Account 1904.
Daniel R. McKay, sundry expense ...
$3.60
$3.60
Appropriation, 1905 $1,000.00
Expended.
Geo. E. Adams, legal service $305.00
J. L. Greenleaf, services and expenses
171.56
Calvin Howes, services 27.50
Geo. T. Magee, stenographer
2.00
Daniel R. McKay, sundry expense
167.83
Thomas F. Maloney, Officer
44.00
Jeremiah Hincheon, Officer 20.50
Edw. J. Curtin, Officer 20.00
Charles Olson. Officer 18.75
Henry J. Mathews, Officer
19.25
Henry W. Thorne, Officer
18.75
John Halloran, Officer 17.50
William S. Lyons, Officer 15.50
John Bowton, Officer
15.00
110
Henry Riley, Officer 17.00
Alfred W. Goodhue, Officer 10.50
Ernest Bishop, Officer 10.00
Michael Donovan, Officer 10.00
Charles A. Broberg, Officer 7.50
Malcolm C. Stewart, Officer
7.50
Patrick A. Milford, Officer
6.75
Charles T. Crooker, Officer
5.00
John T. Larkin, Officer 3.00
David L. Gordon, Officer
2.50
Geo. F. Phillips, Officer 2.50
James W. Murray, Officer 1.50
Geo. McKay, Officer
1.50
Jeremiah Dineen, Officer
1.50
Daniel R. McKay, Officer 1.50
Arthur B. Hultman, Officer
1.25
Thomas A. Malone, Officer
1.50
$954.14
Balance
$45.86
PARKS.
Balance Jan. 1, 1905 $3.79
Expended Account 1904.
John Halloran, police service . $3.79
$3.79
Appropriation, 1905
$1,200.00
Add receipts from pasturage
100.00
$1,300.00
Expended.
Shady Hill Nursery, shrubs
$359.97
James Brannan, labor 229.25
111
Thomas Whelan, labor
75.50
Joseph Pitts, labor
29.75
Peter J. Williams & Co., labor and material
145.06
Geo. E. Thomas, labor and material .. 5.36
Water Dept., labor and material
2.00
John H. Starr, labor at Bath House ..
166.50
Lucy Feeley, labor at Bath House ... 67.50
Schlegel & Fottler, grass seed 25.90
E. P. Colley, signs 4.00
Joseph Breck & Son, supplies
1.10
Burdett & Williams, hardware
4.50
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
17.15
William A. Bradford, plumbing
51.23
John W. Nash, sundries
.30
S. J. Hafferty, oil
6.00
Wright & Potter, printing
4.75
Geo. W. Prescott & Son, printing
2.50
A. & W. and Gallagher Express Co. ..
5.30
Daniel Doran, police service
61.25
John Halloran, police service
1.21
$1,266.08
Balance $33.92
PARK TREE PLANTING.
Appropriation, 1905
$200.00
Expended.
Shady Hill Nursery, trees $55.28
Pay roll, labor
112.00
William Hill, labor
30.00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
2.72
$200.00
112
PARK DEBT.
Appropriation, 1905 $2,000.00
Expended
2,000.00
PENN STREET.
Balance Jan. 1, 1905 $56.50
Expended Account 1904.
Pay roll, labor $56.50
$56.50
REPAIR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, "SPECIAL."
Balance Jan. 1, 1905 $487.60
Expended Account 1904.
John G. Thomas, roofer
$375.00
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber 112.60
$487.60
REPAIR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CARE OF CITY HALL.
Balance Jan. 1, 1905 $131.36
Add transfer from Willard Schoolhouse
heating, 1904 437.91
$569.27
Expended Account 1904.
Fuller & Warren, heating $331.23
E. S. Beckford, electrical repairs . . .. 13.70 J. McFarland & Son, labor and material 9.17
113
J. L. Fratus, labor and material 8.25
William J. Parker & Son, labor and material 6.52
W. H. Taylor, labor and material 8.25
Geo. O. Langley, labor and material .. 5.95
William A. Bradford, labor and ina- terial 5.16
Sanborn & Damon, labor .71
F. K. Browne, paint, etc. 1.51
Geo. A. Mayo, hardware 4.50
CITY HALL.
John W. Nash, sundries 3.30
Old Colony Laundry Co., laundry 4.26
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting
2.40
Friend Crane, sundry repairs 1.50
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 118.51
$524.92
Appropriation, 1905
$6,500.00
Expended.
Harry W. Tirrell, janitor $$40.00
New England Telephone Co., rental . . 430.31
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting . . 357.01
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting 18.80
Ellen Elliott, labor 140.60
Annie Grady, labor
20.40
H. L. Kincaide & Co., furniture
21.48
National Granite Bank, counter
50.00
Globe Wernick Co., fixtures 15.50
W. H. Claflin & Co., paper
16.80
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
15.50
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
197.92
Abbott & Miller Express Co. 1.0"
114
John W. Nash, sundries 11.41
Charles C. Hearn, sundries 2.50
Henry E. Emerson, repairs 1.25
C. F. Pettengill, repair clock
1.25
Geo. R. Bennett, supplies .40
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods 11.10
Felix Favorite, labor and material
75.00
A. W. Parker, labor and material
20.65
C. W. Mckenzie, labor and material ..
2.00
W. H. Taylor, labor and material
1.25
S. K. Tarbox, labor and material
3.70
T. H. Gould, labor and material
10.68
P. J. Williams & Co., labor and ma- terial 355.17
J. W. Dorety, labor and material 11.80
10.61
Geo. O. Langley, labor and material .. Michael S. Kelliher, labor and material Badger Bros., labor and material 324.13
277.20
Sanborn & Damon, labor and material
28.95
Friend Crane, labor and material . J. McFarland & Son, labor and material 5.31 Quincy Plumbing Co., labor and ma- terial 29.80
127.95
Andrew M. Mischler, labor and ma- terial 157.18
E. S. Thomas, labor and material 13.30
C. B. Houston, labor and material 96.98
Water Dept., labor and material 26.46
H. B. Chapman, labor and material .. 56.59
Thomas Whelan, labor and material ..
15.60
S. Scammell & Son, labor and material 81.75
John G. Thomas, labor and material ..
73.89
William Harkins, labor and material .. 47.95
11.70
John Hannigan, labor and material ... Samuel D. DeForrest, labor and ma- terial 10.87
Ward L. Hayward, labor and material 46.80
Geo. A. Mayo, labor and material 12.50
115
J. H. Finch, labor and material 1.75
Pay roll, labor 617.95
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber 602.41
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., lumber 27.11
William Westland, hardware 177.81
Geo. A. Mayo, hardware 32.83
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
92.57
F. K. Browne, hardware
3.61
Edward Farmer, painting
40.66
Edmond G. Hayden, painting
127.50
Dexter Bros., paint 26.50
Quincy Variety Co., paint
5.33
Citizens' Gas Light Co., sundries
5.00
William A. Bradford, plumbing
133.60
J. E. Keniley & Co., plumbing
20.60
E. S. Beckford, electrical work
41.56
F. H. Crane & Sons, lime
2.40
A. J. Richards & Son, brick 6.50
Fuller & Warren, heating
199.54
Walter B. Ross, heating
13.00
Timothy Gilcoine, stone work
108.00
J. H. Kazer, inspecting boiler 95.00
Wollaston Iron Foundry, casting 4.90
Blodget Clock Co., repairs 4.95
WV. B. Munroe, removing ashes
9.60
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets
10.00
$6,499.73
Balance .27
Summary.
School Buildings :
Adams
$53.03
Coddington
134.49
Cranch
92.68
Gridley Bryant
116.96
High
116.92
110
John Hancock
165.49
Lincoln
160.52
Massachusetts Fields 72.443
Quincy
161.70
Washington 34.18
Willard
117.12
Wollaston
250.47
Old High
35.84
$1,511.83
FIRE STATIONS.
Central Fire Station $662.73
Hose House, Ward 4
113.00
Hose House, Ward 5
109.64
Hose House, Ward 6
36.97
$922.34
CITY HALL.
Lighting
$375.81
Fuel
213.42
Telephone
430.31
Janitor
$40.00
Miscellaneous
900.00
$2,759.54
Police Station
$309.24
City stables
387.77
Almshouse
609.01
$6.499.73
SEAL BOUNTY.
Appropriation, 1905
$1,000.00
Expended.
Benj. Francis, Louis Nicholas, Jos. Nicholas and Anselin Sapile, 90 .. $270.00
117
James D. Socbasin and Frank J. Fran- cis, 75 225.00
Anselin Sapile, 18 54.00
James Martin, 18 54.00
Chas. Moss, 17 51.00
Lewis Haney, 12 36.00
Clinton H. Kidder, 2 6.00
Geo. A. Skinner, 1 3.00
William F. Hudson, 1 3.00
G. W. Arnold, 1 3.00
Charles Now, 1 3.00
James McInnis, 1 3.00
H. E. Ferguson, 1
3.00
$714.00
Balance $286.00
STREET DEPARTMENT.
Balance Jan. 1, 1905
$1,209.71
Less transfer to Health Dept., 1904 ..
103.00
$1,106.71
Expended Account 1904.
Pay roll, labor
$357.57
Jeremiah Gearin, labor
10.00
Thomas Whelan, labor 24.00
Mrs. Hannah Keenan, labor 12.00
W. F. Loud, labor
13.89
W. H. Trask, labor
12.75
B. F. Hodgkinson, labor
17.50
Michael Cross, labor
16.80
Huckins Farm, labor
10.50
John Harkins, labor
9.96
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, hay and grain
522.00
118
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing 15.50
Joseph F. Hogan, horse shoeing 17.25
Henry E. Emerson, repairs 1.00
David Brown, repairs 2.93
H. A. Souther, veterinary 13.00
C. Patch & Son, coal 23.04
Geo. A. Mayo, hardware .78
Hardware Supply Co., hardware 7.01
Thomas Whelan, gravel
3.10
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber 1.20
T. Gurney, sundries 1.25
Weeks Hill Pharmacy, sundries 3.00
Boynton & Russell, sundries .70
C. F. Knowlton, sundry expense 2.50
Boston & Quincy Express Co. . 1.00
A. & W. and Gallagher Express Co. .. .25
$1,100.48
Appropriation, 1905
$23,500.00
Add Miscellaneous Highway receipts. . $688.86
Add transfer from edgestones and side- walks
348.03
$1,036.89
$24,536.89
Expended.
Pay roll, labor $20,238.92
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale, hay and grain 563.06
E. H. Doble & Co., hay and grain 85.70
Loud & Tribou, hay and grain 133.65
South Shore Grain Co., hay 164.73
WV. F. Loud, hay 125.52
Daniel Desmond, horse shoeing 153.00
S. K. Tarbox & Son, horse shoeing . . 40.58
Joseph F. Hogan, horse shoeing 57.91
119
Patrick Desmond, horse shoeing 15.20
Neil McIntire, horse shoeing 5.38
T. W. Good, horse shoeing 79.31
C. Patch & Son, coal 223.52
William Cashman, coal 109.17
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
11.05
Calvin G. Fletcher, coal and wood
127.28
P. F. Hughes, wood
3.50
D. S. Driscoll, repair harness
17.00
S. Scammell & Son, repairs and sup- plies 155.85
Henry E. Emerson, repairs and sup- plies
671.93
A. W. Woodward, repairs and horse- shoeing 16.80
R. S. Talbot, repairs
25.40
John F. Kemp, repairs
33.20
David Brown, repairs
37.02
S. L. Young, repairs
8.80
Buffalo Steam Roller Co., repairs
51.00
P. Buckley, repairs
3.90
Henry E. Emerson, harness 60.00
Charles W. Labin, harness and supplies
98.25
W. H. Ripley & Co., supplies
24.53
W. A. Snow Iron Works, supplies
32.40
Ames Plow Co., supplies
32.90
Winchester Disinfectant Co., sundry supplies 11.00
L. W. Stone, sundry supplies 10.00
Geo. F. Wilson, sundry supplies
1.20
Chas. A. Claflin, sundry supplies
24.50
Quincy Variety Co., sundry supplies . .
2.50
Eclipse Animal Food Co., sundry sup- plies 21.25
F. C. Packard, sundry supplies 3.85
Dennison, Estebrook & Co., sundry supplies 7.50
Gustaf Wilbus, sundry supplies 4.90
120
Geo. W. Waite, sundry supplies 40,22
John P. Minnihan, sundry supplies . . . 16.00
Boynton & Russell, sundry supplies. .. 20.95
Pinell Bros., sundry supplies
4.20
R. J. Teasdale, sundry supplies 1.00
Frost & Adams, sundry supplies
1.95
M. A. Campbell, sundry supplies 8.90
H. L. Bond, sundry supplies 7.00
Chas. C. Hearn, sundries 4.00
Weeks Hill Pharmacy, sundries S.60
Consolidated Grocery Co., sundries .. .56
John W. Nash, sundries
11.66
J. A. Johnson, sundries 1.00
Callahan Bros., sundries .65
T. Gurney, sundries 5.20
Solshine Mfg. Co., sundries
4.00
E. M. Roberts, sundries 2.00
William Westland, hardware
11.57
Geo. A. Mayo, hardware 48.50
F. K. Browne, hardware 12.04
Hardware Supply Co., hardware 55.37
14.90
J. E. White, old iron 31.60
Joshua Wilkins, horse 200.00
Eaton Ice Co., pair horses, exchange 400.00
Water Dept., labor and material .
165.51
William Harkins, labor and material .. 38.19
Amos L. Litchfield, labor and material
7.72
Frank Bailer, labor and material
6.23
Badger Bros., labor and material ....
26.10
P. J. Williams & Co., labor and ma- terial 39.05
Benedict E. Benson, labor and material 4.24
Joseph W. Hayden, labor 1.00
John W. Dunn, labor
9.15
Lavers Granite Co., labor
6.50
John P. Foley, labor 28.00
Granite Shoe Store, rubber boots 4.50
A. B. Packard, metal
121
Geo. W. Jones, rubber boots 12.00
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber 119.37
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., lumber 1.06
J. F. Hackett, oil
20.70
Monitor Oil Co., oil
30.60
Alex. Clark & Co., tools
26.53
D. T. Drummond, tools
3.15
C. F. Pettengill, repair clock, city stable 1.25 Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting city stable 143.69
New England Telephone Co., rental . . 104.34
Old Colony Street Railway Co., tickets 25.00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., Boston tickets
36.00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
2.52
N. Y. & Boston Express Co.
2.10
Abbott & Miller Express Co.
6.10
A. & W. and Gallagher Express Co. . .
.80
Boston & Quincy Express Co. 7.00
Timothy Gilcoine, stone work 11.45
Dexter Bros., paint 3.60
Edward Farmer, painting 22.30
S. Penniman & Son, carriage hire
5.00
S. Penniman & Son, baiting horses ..
1.25
H. A. Souther, veterinary
13.00
Carles Johnson, paving block
31.10
Andrew McIntosh, paving block
18.00
J. H. Kazer, inspect boiler 6.00
C. S. Hubbard, dry goods 1.90
$25.397.03
Less transfer to garbage, Health Dept.
$235.00
Less transfer to street watering .
898.04
Less transfer to water maintenance
65.70
Less transfer to removal of snow .
36.52
$1.235.26
$24,161.77
Balance
$375.12
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SNOW, "REMOVAL OF."
Balance Jan. 1. 1903 $28.11
Expended Account 1904.
W. F. Loud, labor $28.11
$28.11
Appropriation, 1905
$5.000.00
Expended.
Pay roll, labor $4,292.37
W. F. Loud, labor
107.50
Thomas Whelan, labor 102.80
Water Dept., labor
93.13
Michael J. Cross, labor 90.60
Huckins Farm, labor 41.60
Mrs. Hannah Keenan, labor
24.00
Jeremiah Gearin, labor
22.00
W. H. Trask, labor 32.20
Benj. F. Hodgkinson, labor
15.75
John Fallon & Son, labor
16.13
Charles L. Prescott, labor
4.00
Street Dept., use of teams
36.52
Henry E. Emerson, repair plows
57.65
Abbott & Miller Express Co. 1.75
W. S. Randall, repairs 42.00
Charles A. Claflin, supplies
7.35
Boynton & Russell, supplies
12.65
$5,000.00
STREET LIGHTING.
Appropriation. 1905
$22,300.00
Expended.
Quincy Electric Light Co. $21,820.66
Citizens' Gas Light Co. 457.94
$22,278.60 -
Balance
$21.40
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STREET WATERING.
Appropriation, 1905
$7,000.00
Expended.
American Car Sprinkler Co., contract $3,300.00
Mrs. Terrence Keenan, contract 585.00
W. J. O'Brien, contract 585.00
William F. Loud, contract 585.00
Thomas Whelan, contract 585.00
Water Department, labor and material 215.49
Henry E. Emerson, repairs 160.15
J. L. & H. K. Potter, repairs
73.12
S. Scammell & Son, repairs 13.20
Street Department, use of teams
898.04
$7,000.00
STREET RAILWAY EXCISE TAX.
Balance Jan. 1, 1905 $217.85
Expended Account 1904.
Pay roll, labor
$217.85
$217.85
Appropriation, 1905
$7,135.89
Expended.
Pay roll, labor $6,966.01
Quincy Quarries Co., granite
47.62
Charles Wilson, paving blocks
85.50
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
21.71
F. H. Crane & Son, cement
8.10
Geo. E. Frost, coal
4.00
W. L. Chase, sundries
2.95
$7,135.89
124
STATE AND MILITARY AID.
Appropriation, 1905
$7,800.00
Additional appropriation from receipts 400.00
$8,200.00.
Expended.
Chapter 372, Military Aid, pay roll ..
$306.00
Chapter 374, State Aid, pay roll 4,756.00
Chapter 447, Soldiers' Relief, pay roll 3,121.50
$8,183.50
Balance $16.50
SURVEY OF CITY AND PLANS.
Balance Jan. 1, 1905
$929.49
Expended Account 1904.
Pay roll, Engineers' office $796.81
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., Boston tickets
6.75
Old Colony Street Railway, tickets
10.00
A. Storrs & Bement, paper
33.75
G. G. Ledder, supplies 6.25
Horace S. Taylor, use of horse 13.00
E. C. Sargent, sundry expense
2.50
$869.06
$60.43
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Evening School.
Appropriation, 1905 $1,500.00
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Expended.
Pay roll, teachers $1,288.00
Edw. E. Babb, supplies
56.78
American Book Co., supplies 16.00
P. P. Caproni & Bros., supplies
3.57
Fred F. Green, printing and adv.
9.13
Geo. W. Prescott, printing
8.50
Quincy Electric Light Co., lighting
116.15
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
1.87
- $1,500.00
Appropriation, 1905
$112,500.00
Additional appropriation
$1,000.00
Add receipt from tuition
196.50
$1,196.50
$113,696.50
SALARIES.
Expended.
Pay roll, teachers
$88,593.20
JANITORS.
Expended.
Pay roll $7,390.00
TRANSPORTATION.
Old Colony Street Ry
$380.00
B. F. Hodgkinson 366.00
Cyrus E. Noble
256.20
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FUEL.
Expended.
J. F. Sheppard, coal $6,746.85
BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND SUNDRIES.
Expended.
Wood, Harmon & Co., rent $500.00
Quincy Real Estate Trust, rent 310.00
John E. Poland, rent 100.00
H. L. Kincaide & Co., furniture 297.02
Charles H. Johnson, Truant Officer . . Remington Typewriter Co., typewriter
200.00
100.00
Edw. E. Babb & Co., books and sup- plies
3,784.37
American Book Co., books and sup- plies 908.53
Silver, Burdett & Co., books and sup- plies
153.89
D. C. Heath & Co., books and supplies
113.77
535.35
Ginn & Co., books and supplies .... Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books and supplies 241.67
Educational Publishing Co., books 132.09
Allen & Bacon, books 93.05
Mary A. Atherton, books 57.00
Benj. H. Sanborn, books 78.64
Little, Brown & Co. 17.40
University Publishing Co., books 14.40
Libby & Co., books 16.62
Rand, McNally & Co., books 15.60
Longmans, Green & Co., books 6.15
W. A. Greenough & Co., books 4.00
William Ware & Co., books
2.00
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F. J. Barnard, binding 202.67
Suffolk Ink Co., supplies
38.80
Sulpho-Napthol Co., supplies 6.00
Mary L. Wade, supplies 2.15
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., supplies 13.45
Library Bureau, supplies
19.05
Bausch & Lomb, supplies
53.49
E. J. Maynard & Co., supplies 18.71
Orient Manfg. Co., supplies 28.25
A. W. Hall Scientific Co., supplies
84.50
Consolidated Grocery Co., supplies . . . 17.45
American School Funiture Co., sup- plies 1.50
E. H. Doble & Co., sundry supplies .
4.20
Emery Davis, sundry supplies 6.00
Charles E. Finch, sundry supplies
1.75
James Nowland, sundry supplies
1.06
Thomas B. Pollard, sundry supplies. . .
1.30
J. McFarland & Son, sundry supplies
9.63
H. A. Kennedy, sundry supplies
7.82
A. W. Green, sundry supplies
4.80
Charles Sampson, sundry supplies 2.20
Dow Sales Co., sundry supplies 3.60
Andover Bros., sundry supplies 2.00
C. Ralph Taylor, sundry supplies 4.38
W. H. Bently, sundry supplies 5.83
Chas. H. Taylor, sundry supplies 1.20
H. H. I. Smith, sundry supplies 1.30
Remington Typewriter Co., sundry sup- plies 17.36
John W. Nash, sundries
6.66
J. Curtin, sundries
6.40
Winchester Disinfectant Co., sundries
2.65
Red Cross Chemical Co., sundries
2.37
Geo. A. Mayo, sundries
2.00
William R. Small, sundries
7.38
Citizens' Gas Light Co., lighting 83.80
Quincy Elec. Lt. Co., lighting
129.69
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New Eng. Telephone Co., rental 33.48
Allen Shade Roller Co., shades 134.09
D. E. Wardsworth, dry goods 114.50
Charles C. Hearn, chemicals 28.00
William H. Claflin, paper 109.50
Thorp & Martin, stationery
46.92
Hardware Supply Co., hardware
16.95
Taylor Bros., laundry 33.48
Mrs. Alex Shirley, laundry 2.75
Fred F. Green. printing
103.50
The Beal Press, printing
120.35
Geo. W. Prescott & Son, printing
105.13
J. H. Daniels, printing 41.00
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