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Kincaide, Henry L. & Co., supplies .
114.77
Kramer, William R., supplies
3.10
158
Library Bureau, cards 32.43
Lippincott, J. B. Company, books 32.66
Mayo, George A., supplies 9.10
Merrill, Chas. E. & Co., books
13.44
Montague, Wm. B., printing 1.25
Nash, John W., ink pad .60
Newcomb, S. F., oil
1.95
New Eng Tel .. Co., exchange service.
38.10
New Eng. Towel & Supply Co., laundry work 87.53
N. Y. & Boston Despatch Ex. Co., ex- pressage 14.31
Nickerson, Archer M., supplies
3.77
Nowland, James M., supplies
3.00
Parlin, Frank E., supplies, postage,
56.93
travel (not local), care of rooms .. Parish, Choir, The, music
2.72
Pollard, Thomas B., supplies
3.74
Prescott, Geo. W. & Son, printing
66.25
Quincy Elec. Lt. Co., electric light . . .
78.72
Quincy Five & Ten Cent Store, supplies 5.25
Quincy Public Market Co., supplies . .
7.50
Rand, McNally & Co., books
17.76
Remington Typewriter Co., typewriters and supplies 313.50
Sampson, Charles, supplies
2.60
Sanborn, Benj. H. & Co., books
305.60
Scientific Amer. Compiling Dept., books
25.00
Scribner's, Charles Sons, books 40.75
Sibley & Company, books 33.33
Silver, Burdett & Co., books 187.19
'Smith, H. H. I., oil .65
Smith, T. J., labor 9.98
'Sprague, Eugene H., supplies 20.00
:Sulpho-Napthol Co., sulpho-napthol . . 18.50
159
Taylor, C. Ralph 6.00
Thorp & Martin Co., blank books
50.50
Wardsworth, D. E. & Co., supplies 95.66
Westland, William, supplies 15.70
West Disinfecting Co., disinfectant
7.19
Winchester, A. M., disinfectant
5.00
Allen Shade Holder Co., repairs
127.35
Kincaide, Henry L. & Co., repairs
119.32
Litchfield, Ira, repairs 129.05
Pettingill, C. P., repairs
9.50
Sanborn & Damon, repairs
.60
Sawin, Bennett Company, repairs
1.75
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., repairs
7.45
$10,224.00
Summary.
Total Appropriation
$131,289.00
Expenditures.
Salaries $100,498.70
Janitors
8,902.77
Transportation 1,243.80
Rents
1,036.74
Fuel
7,882.99
Evening Schools
1,500.00
Books, supplies & sundries
10,224.00
$131,289.00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Appropriation.
Expended. Bal.
Budget $125.00 $125.00
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Expenditures.
Nathan Ames, supplies $7.18
J. J. Hargraves, supplies 1.50
Geo. W. Prescott & Son, printing 1.00
F. F. Green, printing 1.50
E. G. Hayden, sundries II3.82
$125.00
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Appropriated.
Expended. Bal.
City Hospital $4,000.00
Receipts
308.32
$4,308.32
G. A. R.
400.00
400.00
J. A. Boyd Camp .. 75.00 75.00
Seals.
Expended.
Wm. Launwhite 3.00
J. D. Locbasin 27.00
Chas. Lewey 51.00
Stephen Locbasin 174.00
Thomas Loring
87.00
John Nicholas
78.00
Wm. Nicholas
81.00
Sabbote Newell
93.00
Refunded by the County.
$594.00
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EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY FUNDS. .
Appropriation. Expended. Balance.
Transfer fr. bal. $4,266.14 $4,262.86 $3.28
Expenditures.
Transfer to Auditing Dept.
$99.95
Transfer to Fore River Bridge
461.06
Transfer to Mt. Wollaston Cem.
450.00
Transfer to Poor Dept.
2,117.60
Transfer to Poor Dept.
325.00
Transfer to Council Adv.
100.00
Transfer to Assessors' Misc. 100.00
Refund tax W. W. Small 2.80
Refund tax W. T. Fuller
22.36
Refund tax Jas. Flaherty
3.16
Refund tax C. A. Dutton
21.70
Refund tax C. L. Hammond
53.82
Tax Title C. L. Drake, 1905
8.42
Tax Title H. L. Richards, 1901
10.80
Tax Title H. L. Richards, 1902
6.81
Tax Title H. L. Richards, 1903
4.85
Tax Title H. L. Richards, 1904
4.67
Tax Title J. C. Porter, 1905
4.50
Tax Title A. H. Betts, 1905 79.35
Tax Title A. H. Betts, 1905
15.19
Tax Title A. H. Betts, 1905
6.40
Tax Title A. M. Kelley, 1905
41.93
Tax Title E. M. Williams, 1905
43.93
Tax Title, D. C. McCarty, 1905 ·
8.84
A. D. Albee, I-2 cost sidewalk, 1905 . . 50.00
H. A. Harding, I-2 cost sidewalk, 1905 11.50
R. E. Johnson, I-2 cost sidewalk, 1905
85.35
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J. G. Thomas, I-2 cost sidewalk, 1905 14.25
American Bank Note Co. 85.00
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co. 23.62
$4,262.86
Balances of 1906 Appropriations.
Assessors' Miscellaneous $6.44
Expended.
Library Bureau $5.00
Abbott & Miller
.30
Transfer to Ex. & Def. Fund
1.14
$6.44
Burial Places $80.25
Expended.
Pay roll
$28.00
F. H. Crane & Sons
47.95
Transfer to Ex. & Def. Fund
4.30
$80.25
Board of Health Ashes $261.90
Expended.
T. W. Good
$8.25
Thomas Whelan
42.75
S. Scammell & Son
119.75
Transfer to Ex. & Def. Fund
91.15
$261.90
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Board of Health, Garbage $74.13
Expended.
D. Desmond
$5.00
Wm. Parker & Son
6.60
Henry E. Emerson
2.60
Transfer to Ex. & Def. Fund
59.93
$74.13
Board of Health, Miscellaneous
$44.12
H. T. Brown
$2.00
S. Penniman
2.00
F. L. Bowen 1.00
Old Colony St. Ry. Co.
15.00
W. H. Trask & Co.
6.00
Maria E. Drew, M.D. 2.00
Abbott & Miller Ex. 2.40
F. F. Green
3.75
. Transfer to E. & D. Fund
9.97
$44.12
City Clerk, Miscellaneous, Expended .
$227.58
N. Y. & Boston Ex.
.45
Bruce & Myatts Ex. .25
A. R. Keith
I2.00
Bessie C. Ross
21.25
Florence E. Brooks
3.75
Alice E. Townsend
8.75
Abbott & Miller Ex.
.25
Geo. W. Prescott & Son
21.13
F. F. Green
15.76
164
Ada T. Hayden
80.00
Suffolk Engraving Co.
40.00
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
23.99
$227.58
City Treasurer, Miscellaneous
$68.67 F. F. Green
$6.25
Abbott & Miller Ex.
.30
Transfer to Ex. & Def. Fund
62.12
$68.67
Commissioner, clerical $22.50
Expended.
Ada Nightingale
$2.50
Transfer to E. D. Fund
20.00
$22.50
Bridges, Culverts and Drains
$24.38
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
24.38
Gypsy Moth
$932.54
Expended.
Nathan Ames
$17.35
W. Kaulback
3.75
F. W. White
4.95
R. W. Shalluck & Son
16.00
Transfer to 1907
890,49
$932.54
165
Commissioner, Miscellaneous $1,113.37
Expended.
Boynton & Russell $5.02
C. Patch & Son 15.98
S. Scammell & Sons 1.50
F. H. Crane & Son
50.00
J. F. Hogan
12.5I
S. K. Tarbox & Son
2.25
Nathan Ames
115.30
Old Colony R. R.
15.00
T. W. Good
23.35
J. Cashman
3.90
Swithin Bros.
3.40
Jas. Brien
14.50
A. J. Richards
I7.II
H. L. Bond & Co.
29.00
Water Dept.
77.50
DeClair Bros.
4.00
Granite Shoe Store
23.25
Henry Emerson 51.95
C. C. Hearn .75
Abbott & Miller Ex.
7.35
Transfer to Removal of Snow
639.75
$1,113.37
Repair & Care of Public Buildings ... $90.25
Expended.
Wm. Westland
$3.66
J. Fratus & Co. 1.91
J. F. Sheppard & Son
62.50
166
E. S. Beckford 2.00
Julius Johnson . . 2.75
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
17.43
$90.25
Removal of Snow $155.74
Expended.
Wm. H. Trask & Co.
$5.00
Mrs. T. Keenan
2.00
J. Gearin
2.00
W. F. Loud
16.00
Thomas Whelan
8.00
Transfer to 1907
122.74
$155.74
Clothing
$54.50
Expended.
A. H. Finley
$50.75
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
3.75
54.50
Horse Shoeing & Keeping ... $109.76
Expended.
A. W. Woodward $2.50
F. H. Crane & Son 72.00
S. K. Tarbox & Son 4.50
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David Brown 4.50
Transfer to Mis.
26.26
$109.76
Lighting $57.53
Expended.
Quincy Electric Light Co.
$52.85
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
4.68
$57.53
Crane Public Library
$33.74
Expended.
N. Y. & Boston Ex.
$1.45
S. Ward & Co.
3.75
D. T. Curtis
22.00
Abbott & Miller Ex.
.15
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
6.39
$33.74
Fire Alarm
$79.21
Expended.
Wm. Westland $3.28
Quincy Electric Light & Power Co. . . . 4.00
Pettengill Andrews & Co.
23.29
C. J. Cronin
15.00
168
Johnson Lumber Co.
.56 G. M. Stevens
30.27
Transfer to Ex. & D. Fund
2.81
$79.21
Parks, Miscellaneous $105.08
Expended.
P. J. Williams & Co.
$99.32
Wm. A. Bradford
.75
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
5.01
$105.08
Poor Department $73.37
Expended.
Boynton & Russell
$33.41
Johnson Bros.
30.38
Francis Abele, V. S.
4.00
C. C. Hearn
3.75
Sanborn & Damon
1.83
$73.37
Enforcement of Liquor Law
$34.18
Expended.
D. L. Gordon
$2.50
J. F. Larkin
7.50
J. L. Greenleaf
18.65
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
. .
5.53
$34.18
169
Police, Miscellaneous $85.34
Expended.
Mrs. Nelson $8.75
D. R. M. Kay
7.75
Wm. Westland
.75
Sanborn & Damon .50
Nathan Ames .90
Henry E. Emerson 6.85
C. W. & G. W. Nightingale
10.50
L. A. Chapin
13.24
Quincy Electric Light Co.
9.87
S. Scammell & Sons
10.00
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co.
4.50
D. Desmond
6.00
Quincy Gas Co.
1.80
F. E. Burrell
3.25
Transfer to E. & D.
.68
$85.34
Contingent
$34.10
Expended.
L. A. Chapin
$.60
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
33.50
$34.10
Miscellaneous, City
$314.70
Expended.
J. H. Anderson, M.D. $5.25
. E. H. Bushnell, M.D. 5.50
F. G. Davis, M.D. 1.75
170
W. J. M. Causland, M.D. 11.50
D. B. Readon, M.D. 3.00
W. L. Sargent, M.D. 2.25
Mrs. Alma Sten, M.D. 1.50
A. P. Thompson, M.D. 2.00
R. K. Whiton, M.D. 2.00
M. M. Estes 9.75
C. S. Adams, M.D.
II.75
John H. Ash, M.D. 19.25
D. A. Bruce, M.D.
5.50
F. R. Burke, M.D.
2.75
T. J. Dion, M.D. 8.50
Maria E. Drew, M.D. 2.50
J. C. Fraser, M.D.
.25
C. W: Carey, M.D.
1.25
J. A. Gordon, M.D.
2.75
H. C. Hallowell, M.D.
2.25
N. S. Hunting, M.D.
16.50
E. R. Johnson, M.D.
3.50
F. E. Jones, M.D.
6.00
C. J. Lynch, M.D.
3.25
R. McLennan, M.D.
23.25
W. J. Middleton, M.D.
21.25
J. A. Nolan, M.D.
2.75
W. Record, M.D.
2.75
John F. Welch, M.D.
4.75
John Hall
51.75
W. E. Brown
23.00
E. L. Bean
5.25
S. W. Ellsworth, M.D. 9.50
1.00
A. W. Fay
17.75
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
21.20
$314.70
J. T. Reynolds
I7I
Miscellaneous, Fire Dept. $159.3L
Expended.
Wm. Westland
$5.17
Quincy Variety Store
1.50
T. O'Brien 9.00
Boston & Quincy Ex.
8.75
Bruce & Myatt Ex.
5.35
Abbott & Miller Ex.
1.85
C. J. Cronin
14.13
S. K. Tarbox & Son
4.00
David Brown
6.50
C. F. Litchfield
13.85
H. L. Kincaide
74.74
Sanborn & Damon
3.50
S. F. Copeland
.50
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
IO. 47
$159.3I
Council Advertising & Misc.
$1.28
Expended.
L. A. Chapin
$1.28
Municipal Interest
$2,613.64
Expended.
Coupons
$136.86
Coupons
18.25
Transfer to Excess & Def. Fund
2,458.53
$2,613.64
172
Sewer Interest, Expended
$400.00 Coupons
$320.00
Coupons
80.00
$400.00
Water Interest $277.50
Expended.
Coupons
$27.50
Coupons
37.50
Coupons
20.00
Coupons
20.00
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
172.50
$277.50
Law Library $67.50
Expended.
Little, Brown & Co.
$43.00
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
24.50
$67.50
Tax Collector, Miscellaneous $349.29
Expended.
Geo. W. Prescott & Son
$9.00
F. F. Green II.00
I73
Abbott & Miller
.40
Transfer to E. & Def. Fund
327.89
L. A. Chapin
1.00
$349.29
Pay of City Officers $57.50
Expended.
F. F. Green
$38.80
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
18.70
$57.50
Report of Inspector of Animals
Quincy, Mass., January 24, 1908.
Hon. Wm. T. Shea, Mayor of Quincy,
Dear Sir :- As Inspector of Animals for Quincy, I sub- mit the following report for the year 1907 :
GLANDERS.
Eight horses were quarantined as suspected of glanders. Three had the disease, one in South Quincy, and two in Wol- laston. The others were suspicious to their owners or their friends, and were turned to the State for positive diagnosis.
TUBERCULOSIS OF CATTLE.
Three cows were quarantined for tuberculosis. One cow in West Quincy was killed as diseased. The milk in Quincy is probably much better than that in neighboring towns, as most of our milkmen are careful to buy only cows that have been tested at Brighton, and the Health Board has kept the stables clean.
The law says,-"Massachusetts cows are diseased when the inspector can hear bad coughing, but out-of-state cows are diseased if they cannot stand being tested with tuberculin." This means that no disease can come into the state, but of those now in, only the very bad ones can be killed. It is re- ported that car milk is sold out this way that would not sell in Boston. We know little of the origin of this milk, except that all New England supplies it.
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At Brighton many old cows that appear healthy prove diseased when killed. The government condemns their meat, but we allow the use of their raw milk. The government fed some pigs for thirty days on diseased milk, and fifty days later, killed them. Every one was found to be diseased. In the City of Washington over 18 per cent. of the cows were diseased. Some of our doctors recommend onty dairies where all the cows are tested. It is a good idea.
PIGS.
This year we found four grown hogs bady diseased with tuberculosis, and killed them. We believe they had the dis- ease when bought young. In a nearby town dead horses and cows are fed to hogs. This is a common way of infecting pigs, and possibly was the case with these. It is well to buy pigs of the man who raised them, if he feeds clean food.
DOGS.
Forty-five dogs and two horses have been quarantined as exposed to rabid dogs. Twenty-two dogs and one cow were killed with rabies. Others were killed without waiting for rabies to develop. One died in Boston taken from Quincy. Several people have had to take treatment. I would recom- mend that the Somerville plan be used here. A dog catcher, with a wagon, picks up all unlicensed dogs, holds them three days for owners to claim them, and pay one dollar for ex- penses, and then kills those not claimed. In this manner all licenses are collected, stray dogs are returned, and homeless dogs put out of misery.
Respectfully yours,
FRANCIS ABELE, JR.
Report of Park Commissioners
Quincy, February 3, 1908.
Hon. William T. Shea, Mayor, Quincy, Mass.,
Dear Sir :- The Park Commission has the following re -- port to make for the year 1907:
Merrymount Park has had the usual care, one man being. employed by the Park Commission all summer, much of whose. time was devoted to this park.
Greatly needed tree planting has been omitted, owing to. the lack of funds. Dead trees, dead limbs, and wild cherry trees have been cut out, greatly to the advantage of the good. trees remaining.
The young evergreens, planted in previous years, re- ceived much of our attention. Unfortunately, a portion of the public is not in sympathy with this policy. A recent fire,. started by vandals, has burned a number of these trees that. had made a fine start.
There is little hope for the trees, young and old, in this park until our former recommendation, that an officer be em- ployed here for the protection of persons and property, be carried out.
The only obstruction to a splendid skating rink on the flooded meadows is the danger of flooding the cellar of the house on the border of Black's Creek. The water cannot be dammed to its proper height until some arrangement is made- with the owner of this property.
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With the athletic fields in good repair, the usual number of games of baseball and football have been played here.
Ward 2 Playground has been kept in order, and has been a source of much pleasure to the citizens of this ward.
The Bath House has again demonstrated its value, being patronized to its full capacity on all favorable opportunities.
The Playgrounds at Ward 2, Ward 4, and Ward 6, have had the care necessary to keep them in order.
At Ward 6 a movement to turn the playground into a skating rink in winter. at the expense of about $300 .. was opposed by the Park Commission, because, among other rea- sons, it was unnecessary, as there were other nearby places for skating available, a large amount of money had been laid out a short time before to put the ground in order and to get the grass started, and the icing of the field would interrupt the usual travel on the cross walk. If any money is expended for skating purposes, it would seem more appropriate to im- prove the splendid opportunity at Merrymount Park referred to above.
Faxon Park remains as formerly, the Commission not feeling justified in making any improvements until they had more funds. This beautiful spot has the making of a most attractive pleasure ground. With the increase in population in that section of the city, it is hoped that soon it will be found possible to appropriate enough to warrant the Commission in devoting more funds to its maintenance.
Luckily little damage has been caused the trees in our parks and playgrounds by moth pests.
The Commission renews its suggestion that a tree warden be appointed for the City of Quincy, whose services shall be either controlled by the Park Commission, or part of whose time shall be at their disposal. Nothing is more essential to the beauty of any suburban city than handsome trees border- ing the streets. The steady deterioration resulting from the promiscuous cutting by linemen, by the chafing of wires, and the burning and killing of limbs resulting therefrom must be apparent to all. Unquestionably the proper man in the posi-
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tion of tree warden, backed up by proper ordinances for the protection of trees bordering the streets of Quincy and on public grounds, would be almost invaluable.
Though no Metropolitan Boulevard construction has been done from the Wollaston Beach to the taking already made on the south side of Black's Creek, yet we are informed that that Commission has recently taken over Rufe's Hum- mock at Wollaston Beach, and has practically adopted the route across the mouth of Black's Creek, in conformity with the recommendations of the Mayor and Quincy Park Com- mission in 1906. By this route the boulevard will be alto- gether on the south side of Black's Creek, touching Merry- mount Park only at the present dam and roadway across the Creek.
There seems to be no disposition to hurry the construc- tion of the route already taken from Adams Street to the shore of Quincy Bay, although it was expected when the takings were made that the construction would begin at an early date.
The financial account of this Board is not included here, as it will be found in the books of the City Treasurer.
Respectfully yours,
Board of Park Commissioners.
GEO. E. PFAFFMAN, Chairman. FRED. B. RICE, Secretary. DEXTER E. WADSWORTH.
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Report of Tax Collector
To His Honor, the Mayor of the City of Quincy :
I have the honor to submit the following report of the Tax Collector's Department for the year ending December 31, 1907.
The amount of cash collected on the tax for the various years is as follows : :
Tax of 1894.
Cash received.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 . $542.96 9.08
Amount abated during the year 1907 .
Balance
$533.88
Amount collected during year 1907
51.76 $51.76
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $482.12
$29.68
Amount collected of interest
Tax of 1895.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$657.56
Amount abated during year 1907
254.52
Balance
$403.04
Amount collected during year 1907 ... 5.04
$5.04
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$398.00
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Tax of 1896.
Amount uncollected Jan. I, 1907
$378.89
Amount abated during year 1907 262.74
Balance
$116.15
Amount collected during year 1907 ... 4.48 $4.48
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $111.67
Amount collected of street watering . $2.46
Amount collected of interest 1.64
Tax of 1897.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$88.87
Amount abated during year 1907 13.36
Balance
$75.51
Amount collected during year 1907 ... 10.00. $10.00
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $65.51
Amount collected of street watering . $1.24
Tax of 1898.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$345.17
Amount abated during year 1907 28.85
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 ... $316.32
Tax of 1899.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 .
$1,074.93
Amount abated during year 1907 3.92
Balance $1,071.01
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Amount collected during year 1907 . . II.68 $11.68.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $1,059.33
Amount collected of street watering . $23.65.
Amount collected of interest
1.75.
$143.38.
Tax of 1900.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$2,269.52
Amount abated during year 1907 1,213.99
Balance
$1,055.53
Amount collected during year 1907 119.88
$119.88
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$935.65
Amount collected of main sewer appor- tionments $4.80
Amount collected of interest
24.65
Street Watering of 1900.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 .
$223.36
Amount abated during year 1907 . 6.76
Balance
$216.60
Amount collected during year 1907
5.48
$5.48
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 · $211.12
Tax of 1901.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$2,310.04
Amount abated during year 1907 914.56
Balance
$1,395.48
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Amount collected during year 1907 . . 63.52 $63.52
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $1,331.96
Amount collected of interest $16.55
Street Watering of 1901.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$23.92
Amount abated during year 1907 4.83
Balance $19.09
Amount collected during year 1907 13.24
$13.24
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$5.85
Tax of 1902.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$923.82
Amount abated during year 1907 180.15
Balance
$743.67
Amount collected during year 1907 50.46 $50.46
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 . $693.21 ..
Amount collected of main sewer appor- tionments $7.13
Amount collected of interest
10.85
Street Watering of 1902.
Amount uncollected Jan. I, 1907 ...
$2.68
Amount collected during year 1907 . .90 $.90
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $1.78
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Tax of 1903.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$2,446.92
Amount abated during year 1907
173.26
Balance
$2,273.66
Amount collected during year 1907 . I34.08
$134.08
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 . .. $2,139.58
$13.16
Amount collected of Particular Sewer
27.01
Amount collected of interest
$635.09
Street Watering of 1903.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$13.32
Amount abated during year 1907 3.91
Balance
$9.41
Amount collected during year 1907 · 1.80
$1.80
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 .. $7.61
Tax of 1904.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$2.554.10
Amount abated during year 1907 335.50
Balance $2,218.60
Amount collected during year 1907 .. 258.67
$258.67
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $1,959.93
Amount collected of main sewer appor- tionments $3.24
33.65
Amount collected of interest
186
Street Watering of 1904.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$9.02
Amount abated during year 1907 2.76
Balance $6.26
Amount collected during year 1907 . 2.53
$2.53
Amount uncollected Jan .. I, 1908
$3.73
Tax of 1905.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 .
$31,465.91
Amount abated during year 1907 321.92
Balance
$31,143.99
Amount collected during year 1907 28,342.71 $28,342.71
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$2,801.28
Amount collected of interest $2,393.93;
Street Watering of 1905.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$359.43
Amount collected during year 1907 357.07 $357.07
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $2.36
Main Sewer Apportionments of 1905.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 .. $1,424.23
Amount collected in 1905, credited to Main Sewer
107.22
Balance
$1,317.01
Amount collected during year 1907 1,174.57 $1,174.57
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $142.44
187
Particular Sewer on Commitment Book of 1905.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 . ... $582.88 Amount collected in 1905 before com- mitted by Assessors 107.06
Balance $475.82
Amount collected during year 1907 453.22
$453.22
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$22.60
Sidewalk Apportionments of 1905.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 ...
$12.68
Amount collected during year 1907 ...
12.68
$12.68'
$33,669.16.
Tax of 1906.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 . $178,517.02
Amount abated during year 1907 1,618.00
Balance $176,899.02
Amount collected during year 1907 . . $136,943.45 $136,943.45,
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$39,955.57
Amount collected of interest $4,266.87'
Main Sewer Apportionments of 1906.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$5,969.98
Amount abated during year 1907 35.74
Balance $5,934.24
188
. Amount collected during year 1907 4.575.55 $4.575.55
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $1,358.69
Particular Sewer on Commitment Book of 1906.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1. 1907 $2,188.40 Amount collected during year 1907 1,481.86 $1,481.86
Amount uncollected Jan. 1. 1908 $706.54
Sidewalk Apportionments of 1906.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907
$113.55
Amount collected during year 1907 92.38
$92.38
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
..
$21.17
Street Watering of 1906.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 $1,498.04
Amount abated during year 1907 3.38
Balance $1,494.66
Amount collected during year 1907 1.128.76 $1,128.76
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 · $365.90
Gypsy Moth Assessment of 1906.
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1907 $42.50
Amount collected during year 1907 37.25 · $37.25
Amount uncollected Jan. 1. 1908 $5.25
189
Tax of 1907.
Total amount committed for collection $557,811.42 Amount abated during year 1907 5,362.16
Balance $552,449.26
Amount collected during year 1907 .. 335,403.10 $335,403.10
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$217,046.16
Amount collected of interest $400.00 ~
Main Sewer Appointments of 1907.
Total amount committed for collection $12,150.04
Amount abated during year 1907 ... 5.14
Balance $12,144.90
Amount collected during year 1907 5,828.65
$5,828.65 .
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $6,316.25
Particular Sewer on Commitment Book of 1907.
Total amount committed for collection $2,876.63
Amount collected during year 1907 .
. 796.72 $796.72
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
$2,079.91
Sidewalk Apportionments of 1907.
Total amount committed for collection $175.60
Amount collected during year 1907 ... 98.15
$98.15,
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $77.45
100
Street Watering of 1907.
Total amount committed for collection $3,706.32 Amount collected during year 1907 2,064.07 $2,064.07
Amount uncollected Jan. 1, 1908 $1,642.25
Gypsy Moth Assessment of 1907.
Total amount committed for collection. $1,151.96 Amount collected during year 1907 . 660.08 $660.08
Amount uncollected January 1, 1908 . .
$491.88
Excise Tax of 1907. .
Amount committed for collection, viz :-
Old Colony St. Ry. Co. $4,403.56
Amount collected during year 1907 4,403.56 $4,403.56
Sewers.
Amount collected during year 1907 on Sewer Construction $6,428.03
Amount collected during year 1907 of interest $184.71
Amount collected during year 1907 on Sewer Connection $3,437.75
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