Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1908, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1908
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Crescent Street


1,700.00


1,700.00


1,700.00


Cross Street


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


Cross walks


29.68


29.68


29.68


Cushing Street


.


500.00


500.00


500.00


Eliot Street


500.00


93.43


93.43


2.40


91.03 g


.


.


Excise Tax


7,177.92


7,177.92


7,177.92


Farrington Street


2,000.00


2,000.00


346.53 1,653.47


Farrington Street Drain


155.14


155.14


155.14


Glendale Road


2,500.00


2,500.00


2,500.00


Glover Avenue


1,650.00


1,650.00


1,650.00


High School Furnishing


3,000.00


4.43


3,004.43


2,995.59


8.84


Hunt Street


1,800.00


1,800.00


1,800.00


Liberty Street


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


Robertson Street


900.00


900.00


900.00


Smith Street


1,700.00


93.05


1,793.65


1,793.65


Summer Street


3,000.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


Wayland Street


500.00


500.00


500.00


Whitwell 'Street


583.10


583.10


489.61


93.49 07


Sewer Dept.


Clerical


780.00


780.00


780.00


Construction


30.000.00


15,118.66


45,118.66 44,104.93


1,013.73


House Connections .


6,000.00


6,000.00


6,000.00


Maintenance


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,478.19


21.81


Water Dept.


Clerical


1,300.00


1,300.00


1,300.00


Extra Clerical


100.00


100.00


100.00


Construction


20,000.00


10,546.43


511.47


31,057.90 30,840.57


217.33


Maintenance


11,000.00


227.19


11,227.19 10,614.29


612.90


Meters


7,000.00


2,828.63


9,928.63


7,369.01


2,459.62


Park Dept.


Miscellaneous


1,200.00


100.00 551.27


1,851.27


1,830.95


20.32


Fire Dept.


Fire Alarm


1,300.00


1,300.00


1,271.75


28.25


Firenmen's Clothing


250.00


250.00


56.70


193.30


Fuel


800.00


800.00


630.91


169.09


Hose


800.00


120.00


680.00


680.00


Horses and Harness ...


500.00


49.00


451.00


451.00


Horse Shoeing and Keep- ing


4,292.64


159.58


4,452.22


4,393.29


58.93


Keeping Chief's Horse ..


200.00


200.00


200.00


Lighting Eng. Houses


450.00


450.00


435.57


14.43


Miscellaneous


1,800.00


239.28


2,039.28


1,999.46


39.82


52


Pay of Men


23,040.00


23,040.00 23,022.91


17.09


Repairs and Fixtures


1,300.00


1,300.00


888.42


411.58


Miscellaneous City


Expenses and Claims


3,000.00


1,000.00


4,000.00


3,205.87


794.13


Police Dept.


Chief of Police


1,200.00


1,200.00


1,200.00


Keeper of Station


200.00


200.00


200.00


Special Police Misc.


5,500.00


22.11


5,522.11


5,513.64


8.47


Permanent Men


22,557.35


22,557.35 22,556.75


.60


Signal Wires


175.00


175,00


175.00


Poor Dept.


10,000.00


2,500.00


505.45


13,005.45 12,170.60


834.85


Special Furnishings ..


78.00


78.00


78.00


.


School Dept.


Books, Supplies, etc. 10,000.00


465.52


10,465.52 10,465.52 715.52 6,284.48


Fuel


7,000.00


6,284.48


Evening Schools 1,500.00


1,500.00 1,500.00


Janitors


9,050.00


9,050.00 9,050.00


Rents


360.00


360.00 360.00


Salaries


106,939.00


322.25


107,252.25 107,240.10 12.15


Transportation


1,000.00


250.00


1,250.00 1,250.00


Sealer of Weights & Meas-


ures


Expense of Office 125.00


125.00


125.00


Tax Collector


Miscellaneous


1,200.00


1,200.00


1,199.36


.64


53


Clerical


1,508.00


1,508.00


1,506.03


1.97


Special Appropriations


City Hospital


4,000.00


327.64


4,327.64


4,327.64


G. A. R. Post 88


400.00


400.00


400.00


John Boyd Camp


75.00


75.00


75.00


Notes Payable


City Debt


105,670.00


105,670.00 104,670.00


1,000.00


Park Debt


2,000.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


Water Debt


40,500.00


40,500.00 40.500.00


Sewer Debt


19,300.00


19,300.00 19,300.00


Street Improvement


3,300.00


3,300.00 3,300.00


Interest


City Debt


24,200.00


24,200.00 20,617.20


3,582.80


Street Improvement ..


2,000.00


2,000.00


1,977.50


22.50


Park


1,280.00


1,280.00


1,280.00


Sewer


22,000.00


22,000.00 20,621.75


1,378.25


Temporary Loans


15,000.00


279.60 14,720.40 14,720.40


Water Debt


25,894.50


135.00


26,029.50 26,029.50


Excess and Deficiency


Fund


13.85


2.337.67


1,635.00


716.52


550.84


165.68


Expended 1907 Acct. ...


Temp. Loan $313,000,00


1907 Account 5,390.79


Total 318,390.79


Fire Alarm Boxes


100.00


100.00


200.00


200.00


Fire Nets .


200.00


200.00


200.00


Repair School Building


1,260.00


1,260.00


1,260.00


Grade Crossings


1,000.00


1,000.00


415.67


584.33


Tuberculosis Exhibit


100.00


100.00


100.00


Grove Street


2,000.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


Sea Street


800.00


800.00


800.00


Webster Street


1,400.00


1,400.00


1,400.00


Baxter Street


1,834.00


1,834.00


1,834.00


Coddington School Furniture


5,200.00


5,200.00


90.64


5,109.36


Lincoln School


12,000.00


12,000.00


12,000.00


Surface Drainage


5,166


5,166.00


4,770.02 395.98


54


Nightingale Avenue ... 1,230


1,230,00


1,230.00


Ward 6 Hose House ...


800.00


800.00


339.00


461.00


Ward 4 Hose House ... Temporary Loans 1908 .. Issued $500,000.00 Redeemed 150.000.00


250.00


250.00


210.04


39.96


Outstanding


$350,000.00


Total


$351,841.99


$203,190.00 $275,824.50 $26,544.37 $29,560.91 $4,610.86 $882,350.91 $831,874.13 $50,476.78


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1


HENRY O. FAIRBANKS, AUDITOR.


55


56


Treasurer's Statement


RECEIPTS.


Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1908


$58,109.69


Board of Health -- Garbage


802.75


Abating Nuisances and Contagious Diseases


57.69


Burial Places


6,870.17


City Hospital


327.64


Edgestones


367.34


Excess and Deficiency


13.85


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Suppression


2,726.68


Interest-Tax Collector


8,607.82


Interest-Treasurer 4,220.76


Corporation Tax


14,893.12


Bank Tax


1,027.27


Military Aid


63.00


State Aid


4,725.00


Support Sick Paupers


95.72


Burial Indigent Soldiers and Sailors


179.00


Street Railway Tax


3,082.64


Crescent Street


1,000.00


Dog Licenses


2,429.99


Dog License Fees


204.80


Plumbers' Licenses


20.00


Pedlers' Licenses


50.00


Tax Collector Costs


1,437.88


Sundry Licenses-City Clerk


1,294.99


Police Station


30.05


Miscellaneous 110.27


City Debt


153,340.00


Sewer Debt


30,000.00


Water Debt


27,000.00


Temporary Loans


500,000.00


Overseer of the Poor-Outside Aid


574.71


57


Police-Chapter 416 1,264.43


Parks


100.00


Permanent Sidewalks


522.50


Perpetual Care Fund of Public


Burial Places


1,350.00


Premium Account Sewer Debt


627.00


Schools-Books, Supplies and Sundries


322.25


Streets


2,818.80


Street Sprinkling


3,407.62


Sewer Assessments


13,571.62


Sewer-House Connections


5,724.22


Street Railway Excise Tax


4,493.04


Tax of 1900


47.30


Tax of 1901


22.00


Tax of 1902


Tax of 1903


5.73


Tax of 1904


6.90


Tax of 1905


229.08


Tax of 1906


33,837.05


Tax of 1907


151,324.38


Tax of 1908


341,209.01


Water Construction 10,546.43


Water Maintenance 1908


108,014.75


Water Maintenance 1907


597.81


Water Service Deposits


2,845.00


Total


$1,506,552.75


EXPENDITURES


Paid out on balance of 1907 $318,390.79


Paid out on Mayor's Warrants 1908


981,874.13


Massachusetts-State of 136,825.80


Norfolk County 19,362.55


Water Service Deposits Refunded


2,395.00


Cash deposited in National Granite


Bank to credit of Perpetual Care


Seals' Tails 3.00


58


Fund of Public Burial Places


1,350.00


Cash deposited in National Granite


Bank to Premium Account Sewer Loan 627.00


Total


$1,460,825.27


Cash on Hand


45,727.48


Total


$1,506,552.75


Cash on Hand Dec. 1, 1908


$67,163.72


Cash Receipts Dec. 1908


75,113.77


Cash Expenditures Dec. 1908


96,550.01


Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1909


45,727.48


JOHN CURTIS, Treasurer.


59


DEBT STATEMENT Dec. 31, 1908


Year


Municipal


Play- grounds


Street


Water


Sewer


Totals


Impr.


$3,300


$42,500


$20,300


$176,355


1910


81,945


2,000


3,300


42,500


20,000


149,745


1911


66,670


2,000


3,300


42,500


20,000


134,470


1912


60,170


2,000


3,300


42,500


20,000


127,970


1913


52,670


2,000


3,300


42,500


20,000


120,470


1914


53,470


2,000


3,300


41,500


20,000


120,270


1915


51,000


2,000


3,300


39,500


19,000


114,800


1916


32,000


2,000


3,300


38,500


19,000


94,800


1917


17,500


2,000


3,300


36,500


19,000


78,300


1918


10,750


2,000


3,300


35,500


19,000


70,550


1919


2,000


3,300


35,500


19,000


59,800


1920


2,000


3,300


34,500


19,000


58,800


1921


2,000


3,300


34,500


19,000


58,800


1922


2,000


3,300


34,500


19,000


58,800


1923


2,000


3,300


34,500


19,000


58,800


1924


3,300


13,500


19,000


35,800


1925


800


12,500


19,000


32,300


1926


11,000


19,000


30,000


1927


10,000


18,000


28,000


9,000


18,000


27,000


1928 1929


8,000


17,500


25,500


1930


7,000


16,500


23,500


1931


4,000


15,500


19,500


1932


3,000


15,500


18,500


1933


2,000


15,500


17,500


1934


1,000


14,500


15,500


1935


1,000


14,500


15,500


1936


1,000


14,500


15,500


1937


1,000


14,500


15,500


1938


9,000


9,000


1939


5,500


5,500


1940


4,500


4,500


1941


4,500


4,500


1909


$108,985 $2,000


60


1942


4,500


4,500


1943


3,000


3,000


1944


2,000


2,000


1945


1,000


1,000


1946


1,000


1,000


1947


1,000


1,000


$535,160 $30,000 $53,600 $661,500 $558,800 $1,839,060


61


AUDITORS ACCOUNT WITH COLLECTOR OF TAXES.


Taxes


Dec. 31, 1907


1908


1908


1908 Dec. 31, 1903 Abated Collected Uncollected


for


Uncollected Assessed


1894


$1,216.20


$2.00


$1,214.20


1895


982.81


982.81


1896


1,289.56


1,289.56


1897


799.30


799.30


1898


596.35


20.00


576.35


1899


575.79


575.79


1900


936.94


936.94


1901


854.26


854.26


1902


1,763.75


1,763.75


1903


2,048.12


2,048.12


1904


2,176.80


2,176.80


1905


2,641.01


28,78


78.68


2,533.55


1906


37,491.16


226.96


31,493.10


5,771.10


1907


148,160.50


968.42


122,641.47


64,550.61


1908


609,666.52


7,562.08


341,209.01


260,895.43


$241,532.55 $609,666.52 $8,808.24 $495,422.26 $346,968.57


Due the City $346,968.57


Errors and omissions were found upon an examination of the books in January, and a warrant based upon the revised figures was issued February 3.


62


ASSETS


Taxes 1894 to 1906 inc. $21,522.53


Taxes 1907


64,550.61


Taxes 1908 260,895.43


Unpaid Water rates


4,236.99


Unpaid Water con. rates


3,132.09


Sewer assessments 41,301.10


Sewer house connections


4,405.93


Unpaid other assessments


4,910.83


State of Massachusetts


4,836.00


Norfolk County


2,077.08


Department bills


2,240.94


Sewer Premiums in bank


658.60


Cash on hand


45,727.48


Public Property, School buildings and Financial


783,925.00


Public buildings


159,875.00


Water system


1,193,390.00


Sewer system


729,150.00


Parks


77,575.00


Various Departments


146,833.00


Total


$3,551,243.61


LIABILITIES


Temporary loans $350,000.00


Street improvement loans


53,600.00


Municipal loans


535,160.00


Water loans


661,500.00


Sewer loans 558,800.00


Playground loans 30,000.00


Balance 1908 appropriation 50,476.78


Playground receipts


2,525.30


Sewer Premiums on loans


658.60


Balance receipts


692.57


Water deposits


450.00


Surplus account


1,307,380.36


Total


$3,551,243.61


63


DEBT STATEMENTS


Debt


Dec, 31, 1907 Paid 1908


Issued 1908


City


$504,540


$105,670


$136,290


Dec. 31, 1908 $535,160 53,600


Street Improvement


56,900


3,300


Water


675,000


40,500


27,000


661,500


Sewer


548,100


19,300


30,000


558,800


Parks


32,000


2,000


30,000


Totals $1,816,540 $170,770 $193,290 $1,839,060 MATURING DEBT, 1909.


Municipal


$108,985.00


Street Improvement


3,300.00


Water


42,500.00


Sewer


20,300.00


Parks


2,000.00


Total


$177,085.00


MUNICIPAL DEBT Jan. 1, 1909.


Schools


$327,199.25


Streets


101,673.81


Bridges 49,775.94


Public Buildings


13,735.00


Fire Apparatus


6,226.00


Other Debts


36,550.00


Total


$535,160.00


LOANS ISSUED IN 1908.


Municipal


$136,690.00


Water


27,000.00


Sewer


30,000.00


Total $193,290.00


64


APPROPRIATIONS 1908.


Lincoln School $12,000.00


Sewer House Connections


6,000.00


Coddington School


4,000.00


Repairs School Buildings


1,260.00


Atlantic


. (


Grading


800.00


Gypsy Moth


3,300.00


Fire Nets


200.00


Grade Crossing


1,000.00


Grove Street


2,000.00


Sea Street


800.00


Coddington School Furnishings


5,200.00


Broadway


500.00


Smith Street


1,700.00


Webster Street


1,400.00


Surface Drainage


5,166.00


Baxter Street


1,834.00


Board of Health


1,500.00


Hose House Ward 6


800.00


4


250.00


Alarm Box


100.00


Poor Department


2,500.00


Nightingale Avenue


1,230.00


Total $53,540.00


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Itemized Schedule of Municipal Debt


TITLE.


DUE.


RATE.


1909


1910


1911


1912


1913


1914


1915


1916


1917


1918


TOTALS.


Wollaston and Codding- ton Schools


2,500 Jan.


31-2


$250


$250


wollaston Hose House l'd


5,500 Jan.


31.2


500


1000


Beacon street


500)


North Payne street


1500


Gragg's Pond


200


Coddington School land


3200


Wollaston ave


700 >


Jan.


1


1000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


15,000


Edwin street


100


Cottage ave widening Bates ave


150


Houghs Neck apparatus


2700 J


High school addition


6500


Jan.


500


500


500


500


500


1000


1000


1000


5,500


Coddington school build- ing


70,000


Jan.


4


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


70,000


Crescent street


1700)


Eliot street


500


Cushing street


500


Bradford street


600


Glendale road


2500 >


Jan.


4 1-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1500


1500


1500


1500


1750


12,750


Wayland street


500


Glover ave


1650


Hunt street


1800


High schol furnishings


3000 )


Fore River bridge


41,000


Feb.


4


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


16,000


Sewer house connections 6000


Feb.


4


6000


Cranch school building


40,000


Mar.


3 1-2


4000


4000


Sewer house connections


6000


Mar.


4


2000


Coddington school build-


ing


4000


Mar.


4 1-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


4,000


66


4


6,00)


8,000


2,000


8000


$500


1,500


Furnace Brook culvert


650 6000


Apr. 3 1-2 525 525


Paving Hancock st


Madison street 500)


Furnace avenue 600


Billingsroad


Apr.


31-2


400


600


1,000


Goddard st and Federal a ve 200 Howard avenue 1000 |


School street 400 J


Washington school land


6500


Apr.


31-2


1000


1000


1000


3,000


Houghs Neck Fire Station 6,000


Apr.


3 1-2


500


500


1,000


Sewer House Connections 6,000


Apr.


4


2000


2000


4,000


Beach st sidewalk


1500 )


Washington stsidewalk


1300


May


31-2


1000


1000


2,000


Billings road sidewalk


3500


15,000


May


3 1-2


1500


1500


Webster street


500 )


Glover ave


400


J Hancock Sch'l grading Beale street


2000


June


31-2


1000


1000


2,000


Quincy avenue


1100


Wollaston school heating


4000)


Assessors' plans


1000)


Mass. Fields school plumb- ing


2500 >


June


4 500


500


500


500


500


500


500


3,500


Paved gutters, Ward 5


225 |


Gridley Bryant school


275 J


Willard school heating,


12,000


July


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


6,000


Grade crossings


500)


Billings road


3000


Quarry street


7500


Permanent sidewalks,


8000


Paving east side of Han- cock street


11.000


Willard street


1500 }


July


31-2


4000


Trafford street


500


Payne street


300


Beale street


1500


Nightingale avenue


500


Goddard street and Federal avenue


200


3,000


Wollaston Hose house,


2000


67


1,000


1,050


1500


TITLE


DUE


RATE


1609


1910


1911


1912


1913


1914


1915


1916


1917


1918


TOTALS


Water street sidewalk


1000


Arthur street


1000


Botolph and Clive street sidewalk


1800 >


July


31-2


700


700


North street


600


DesMoines road


1600


Squantum Causeway


1000)


Chubbuck street


1900 ₺


July


31-2


250


250


Bath House Ward 2


2,000


July


31-2


200


200


Winthrop ave


1600


Central avenue


800


Albertina street


300


Miller stile drain


1000


July


31-2


1000


1000


1000


Botolph street


500 |


Atlantic street


1400


Warren avenue bridge


2650 )


City Hall Remodelling


13,000


July


31-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


Washington School


55,000


July


31-2


5500


5500


5500


5500


Bennington street


1000)


Edwin street


400


Lincoln ave


700


July


4 500


500


500


500


500


800


1


Willard street sidewalk


1500


Whitwell street sidewalk 2700)


Fire exits school buildings 1260 )


Gypsy Moth


3300


Atlantic school grading 800 >


July


4 6560


Grade Crossings


1000 |


Fire Nets 200 )


Beale street sidewalk


1500 }


Aug.


3 1-2


· . 250


250


Kendrick avenue


1000


Aug. .


31-2


400


400


Plumbing John Hancock School


3500


Aug.


31-2


500


500


Willard school Lavatory


350


Water Trough Ward 3


350 J


3,000


Water street storm sewer


1750


4,000


68


22,000


3,300


Prospect street


500


6,560


500


Hook and ladder truck


2,200


1,000


Engine House, Ward 5


600 7


500


400


1,400


Atlantic school furniture 3500) High school addition 8308.34


High school furniture 700


Coddington sch'l removal 2000 | Draining pond


800 >


Aug.


4 1-2


4000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


28,000


Fire alarm boxes 135 1


Police signal 600


Beach street land damage 150


Hancock street bridge 15,306.66 j


Edison Park grading, 300)


Furnace brook wall, 400


Goffe street widening, 3000 >


Aug.


4


670


670


670


670


670


670


Mt. Wollaston Cemetery En- trance, 3000


1


Bigelow st sidewalk


1000)


Chestnut st sidewalk 1000


Liberty street sidewalk 1700


Washington st sidewalk 3000


Rodman street sidewalk 1800


Rawson road sidewalk 1800


Wollaston ave sidewalk


300


Quarry street


5000


Willard street


4000


Verchild street


300


Rogers street 500 >


Aug.


3 1-2


3000


3000


3000


Hancock street


2700 |


Independence ave drain 500


Liberty street storm sewer 1300


Emeline Brown, claim


50


Thos J. Lamb, claim 300


Deficit Bills plumbing Wol- laston and Coddington schoolhouses 467 43


Grading Cranch sch'l lot 1000


Howard avenue 1500


Taylor Street Drain 800


Beach Street Sidewalk


800 |


Upland Road 800


Adams School Plumbing 2750


Fire Alarm Boxes


125


Faxon Road Sidewalk 425 }


Aug.


3 1-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Centre Street 1000 |


Freeman Street


600


Holmes Street


500


Farnum Street 300


Coe Stree 200


Glendale Road


600


-- 1-


4,020


69


9,000


7,000


.


TITLE


DUE


RATE


1909


1910


1911


1912


1913


1914


1915


1916


1917


1918


TOTALS


Chubbuck street


6000


Dimmock street


1000


Police station


4500


Plain Street 200


Beach street sidewalk 1500


Sept.


3 1-2


2000


2000


2000


Grove street


3000


Clark street sidewalk


500


Newbury avenue sidewalk 1200


Walker street sidewalk


1000


Beale street sidewalk 1700)


52,000


Atlantic school building


61,000


Sept.


4


6500


6500


6500


6500


6500


6500


6500 2000


2000


9,000


Mt. Wollaston cem.


25,000


31-2


3000


3000


3000


Almshouse Water Closets 1300)


Purchase and Removal of French House


1500


Oct.


31-2


500


500


500


500


500


500


500


Assessors' Plans


1000


Houghs Neck Fire Station (additional)


2000


Granite Street Widening


400)


5,500


Walnut Street


700


Oct


4


500


500


500


1000


1000


1000


1000


Crosswalks


800


Hancock Street Grading


5000


Webster street


1400)


8,400


Surface drainage


5166 >


Oct.


4


1400


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Baxter street


1834 )


Grove street


2000)


Sea street


800 |


Broadway


500 }


Oct.


4


1200


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


10,200


Smith street


1700


Coddington sch'l furniture 5200


Lincoln School


12,000


Oct.


4


2000


2000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


12.000


Fire alarm boxes and chang- ing No. 3 circuit


875


Willard wall


200


300


Madison street


600 >


Nov.


3 1-2


300


Wiring Almshouse


100


Footway, Beale bridge


275 J


2,000


Police Signal


7.500


Nov.


3 1-2


1000


1000


1,000


Willard street


6,000


Nov.


4


1000


Cranch school lot


5000


Nov.


3 1-2


500


1000


1000


2000


11,000


High school furniture


13,000


Sept,


4


1000


1000


1000


Oct.


----


2,000


70


7


street


500


6500


6,000


1,500


Board of Health


1500


Nov.


4 1500


Ward 4 hose house


250)


Ward 6 hose house Alarm box


800 ៛


Nov.


4


1150


1,150


100 )


Willard street drain


2500)


Teal Pond


2000


Heating Hose house, wd 4, 500 }


Dec.


3 1-2


1000


1000


2,000


Intervale street,


1500


Plumbing Willard school,


3500J


Atlantic school lot,


10,500


Dec.


4 1000


1000


1000


1000


1500


5,500


Goddard Street Gutters


1,200)


Curtis street


300


10,500


Bromfield Street


900 >


Dec.


4


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


Maple Place


11,300 J


92,000


Wires underground


2100)


Pickett Pond


150


Alarm boxes


1000


Highland ave


500


Farrington street


750


Whitwell street


2500 >


4


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


16,000


Elm ave


700


Smith street


3300


Hollis ave


2500


Broadway


2500


Liberty street


3000


2,500


Nightingale ave


1030


Dec.


4


1030


1,030


108,985


81,945


66,670


60,170


52,670


53,470


51,000


32,000 17,500


10,750


$535,160


71


Dec.


4


2500


Poor Dept.


2500


Dec.


10,000 10,000 12,000 15,00 )


15,000 15,000 15,000


High School Addition


108,000


4


Dec.


72


ASSESSORS DEPARTMENT


Appropriation


Expended


Balance


Salaries


$2,450.00


$2,450.00


Clerical


2,208.00


2,207.49


$.51


Extra Clerical


300.00


297.71


2.29


Miscellaneous


880.00


879.63


.37


EXPENDED.


Salaries.


Charles H. Johnson, Assessor


$89.27


W. B. Glover, Assessor


50.00


J. W. Pratt, Assessor


600.00


Warren W. Adams, Assessor


727.73


C. M. Duggan, Assessor


533.00


Gerald A. Sullivan, Asst. Assessor


75.00


Leo J. McMasters, Asst. Assessor


75.00


J. A. Delorey, Asst. Assessor


75.00


J. P. Dunn, Asst. Assessor


75.00


J. F. Cain, Asst. Assessor


75.00


E. T. Monohan, Asst. Assessor


75.00


Total


$2,450.00


CLERICAL.


J. Francis Merrill $1,046.66


Sarah M'Govern 170.00


Florence E. Brooks 628.00


Mary E. Harris


312.00


A. L. Goodrich 20.83


Margaret Farrell


30.00


Total


$2,207.49


73


EX. CLERICAL.


A. W. Goodridge $118.00


M. A. Farrell 10.00


E. J. Swift 37.33


A. P. Bizzozero 14.00


B. J. O'Brien 14.00


A. M. Pool


38.50


J. F. Merrill


23.57


M. E. Harris


20.33


F. E. Brooks


21.98


Total


$297.71


MISCELLANEOUS.


E. L. Burdakin, reporting transfer . . $248.06


George E. Adams, " probate estates 25.00


New Eng. Tel. Co., office expenses .


38.02


J. F. Merrill, office expenses


12.05


F. E. Brooks, office expenses


.65


Spargo Print Co., office supplies 148.60


Library Bureau, office supplies


114.03


C. L. Hammond, office supplies


41.14


R. S. Jones Co., office supplies 63.60


Fisher & Fowler, office supplies 15.41


C. F. Pettengill, office supplies 11.75


L. A. Chapin, office supplies 9.32


E. S. Beckford, office supplies 9.00


C. L. Binner Co., office supplies


8.50


Hall Brothers, office supplies 6.25


Abbott & Miller Ex., office supplies


6.65


A. J. La Croix, office supplies


5.85


Weeks & Potter Printing Co., office supplies 4.50


Birmingham Pen Co., office supplies . 4.75


Banker & Tradesman, office supplies . .


5.00


Robert T. Foy, office supplies . 3.00


Wakefield Daily Item, office supplies . 3.25


74


W. A. Greenough, office supplies ... 3.00


S. M. Spencer Co., office supplies .. 2.00


Auto Pub. Co., office supplies 2.00


N. Y. & Boston Despatch, office supplies 1.20


Underwood Typewriter, office supplies 1.00


J. T. Mahoney, office supplies .30


John Cook, office supplies .25


E. J. Murphy, office supplies .25


J. W. Pratt, use of carriage 85.25


Total $879.63


AUDITING DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


Expended


Balance


Salary


$1,400.00 $1,400.00


Clerical & Supplies


250.00 250.00


SALARY.


H. O. Fairbanks $1,400.00


CLERICAL AND SUPPLIES.


Ethel J. Swift, clerical $145.00


A. M. Pool, clerical 7.00


New Eng. Telephone Co., office supplies 27.29


C. L. Hammond, office supplies 23.17


15.02


A. W. Stetson, office supplies . George W. Prescott & Sons, office sup- plies 7.50


L. A. Chapin, office supplies 9.32


Sundries, office supplies 8.40


William G. Geekie, office supplies


3.25


Spargo Print Co., office supplies . N. Y. & Boston Express, office supplies .80


2.75


Robert S. Jones, office supplies .50


Total


$250.00


75


PAY ROLL-CITY OFFICERS.


Appropriation


Expended Balance


$23,261.00 $22,125.00 $136.00


EXPENDITURES


William T. Shea, Mayor $1,000.00


Henry G. Fay, Treasurer 133.34


John Curtis, Treasurer 1,466.66


Thomas F. Burke, Commissioner 200.00


Randolph Bainbridge, Commissioner


2,200.00


William R. Thomas, City Solicitor


116.66


John W. McAnarney, City Solicitor


1,283.34


H. O. Fairbanks, Auditor


1,400.00


H. A. Keith, City Clerk 1,400.00


J. H. Cunningham, Collector Taxes 116.66


T. J. Carey, Collector Taxes 1,283.34


Hamilton Flood, Engineer 100.00


F. F. Green, Overseer of Poor 66.66


James Elcock, Overseer of Poor 733.34


Amos L. Litchfield, Fire Chief 66.66


P. J. Williams, Fire Chief 733.34


J. J. Keniley, Inspector Plumbing 1,200.00


H. W. Tirrell, Messenger 250.00


George T. Magee, Council Clerk 300.00


George T. Magee, Committee Clerk 400.00


H. C. Hallowell, City Physician 300.00 . . C. H. Johnson, Assessor Chairman .. 89.27


Warren W. Adams, Assessor Chairman 727.73


W. B. Glover, Assessor Chairman .. 50.00


John A. Duggan, Assessor Chairman 533.00


J. W. Pratt, Assessor Chairman 600.00


Gerald A. Sullivan, Ass't Assessor 75.00


Leo J. McMasters, Ass't Assessor


75.00


J. A. Delorey, Ass't Assessor 75.00


J. P. Dunn, Ass't Assessor 75.00


J. T. Cain, Ass't Assessor 75.00


76


E. T. Monohan, Ass't Assessor 75.00


W. H. Teasdale, Board of Ilealth 16.66


Henry P. Kittredge, Board of Health. 16.66 Ross K. Whiton, Board of Health ... 16.66


Ross K. Whiton, Clerk Board of Health 4.16 William J. Walsh, Board of Health . 183.34


Cornelius M. Duggan, Board of Health 183.34


F. R. Burke, M. D., Board of Health 183.34


F. R. Burke, M. D., Clerk Board of Health 45.84


William G. Curtis, Inspector Milk 150.00


Francis Abele, Inspector Animals 200.00 . James S. Allen, Inspector Provisions 200.00 Warren S. Parker, Inspector Buildings 500.00 Edgar F. Hayden, Sealer W'ts & Measures 29.16


Maurice Gatcomb, Sealer W'ts & Mea- sures


320.84


F. J. Pierce, M. D., Medical Inspector 100.00


D. B. Reardon, M. D., Medical Inspect- or


100.00


W. J. Middleton, M. D., Medical Inspector 100.00


J. T. Reynolds, M. D., Medical Inspect- or 100.00


Ross K. Whiton, M. D., Medical Inspector 100.00


H. A. Keith, Board of Registrars . .. 150.00


Edward Mckeon, Board of Registrars 150.00


M. B. Geary, Board of Registrars .. 150.00


H. W. French, Board of Registrars ..


150.00


State Elections and Caucuses 871.50


City Elections and Caucuses 853.50


J. H. Elcock, Travelling Expenses 50.00


Total


$22,125.00


77


BOARD OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


Appropriations.


Expended.


Balance.


Salaries


$650.00


$650.00


Clerical 520.00


520.00


Collection of ashes 2,000.00


1,969.49


$30.51


Collection of garbage


Appro. $3,500.00


1907 Bal. 336.74


-3,836.74


3,797.99


38.75


Inspection


780.00


780.00


Miscellaneous


Appro. 1,500.00


Loan 1,500.00


1907 Bal. 144.81


3,144.81


2,968.40


176.41


Draining pond off


Grove street


9.00


9.00


Pickett's pond 11.34


11.34


SALARIES


W. H. Teasdale


$16.66


Henry P. Kittredge


16.66


Ross K. Whiton, M. D.


16.66


Ross K. Whiton, clerk


4.16


William J. Walsh,


183.34


Cornelius M. Duggan,


183,34


F. R. Burke, M. D.


183.34


F. R. Burke, clerk


45.84


Total


$650.00


CLERICAL


I. C. Tilton


$520.00


INSPECTOR


E. J. Lennon $780.00


78


COLLECTION OF ASHES.


Labor. as per pay rolls


$1,716.49


W. F. Loud & Son, teaming 1.50


T. W. Good, shoeing 27.00


F. F. Green, printing


2.00


G. W. Prescott & Son, printing


1.75


Highway Dept., boarding horse 220.00


Henry E. Emerson, repairs .75


Total


$1,969.49


COLLECTION OF GARBAGE.


Labor


$3.281.25


S. Scammell & Son, repairs 15.60


H. E. Emerson. repairs


175.25


Daniel Desmond, shoeing 32.82




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