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SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
Atlantic School Building
Balance, 1908
Appropriation Expended $91.03 $85.56
Balance
$5.47
Expended
Pay roll, labor $26.00
H. E. Fiske & Co., seeds
14.00
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., lumber 35.91
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
1.90
Thomas Gurney, rake
.50
Nathan Ames, hardware
7.25
$85.56
Coddington School Building
Appropriation Expended Balance
Balance, 1908
$12,095.41 $12,083.35 $12.06
Expended
Pay roll, labor
$219.86
J. A. Webster, pictures
6.50
C. C. Robbins, lettering 10.00
Citizens Gas Light Co .. meter
7.50
Nathan Ames, hardware 5.69
Chandler & Barber, hardware
718.63
158
Charles A. Brigham, architect 414.68
Quincy Electric Light Co. 46.33
Boiler Inspection 12.00
McKenney & Waterbury Co., fixtures 200.00
New York & Boston Despatch, express
1.88
D. J. Crowley, contract 10,295.63
Johnson Lumber Co., supplies
33.10
Warren S. Parker, inspector
63.60
Boston Bolt Co., supplies
.56
Sanborn & Damon, supplies
.30
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
16.00
Gurney Heater Co., furnace supplies
1.00
Waldo Brothers, pipe grates
5.98
William Westland, pipe grates
2.85
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co., glass
1.54
A. J. Richards & Son, pipe and cement 19.32
Abbott & Miller, express
.40
$12.083.35
Coddington School Furnishings
Appropriation Expended
Balance
Balance, 1908
$5,109.36 $5,080.67 $28.69
Expended
H. L. Kincaide & Co., supplies $3,886.69
Goodyear Rubber Co., matting
9.01
Allen Shade Holder Co., shades
208.20
Badger Fire Extinguisher Co.,
48.00
McKenny & Waterbury Co., electric and gas fixtures. 200.00
Quincy Electric Light Co.,
29.80
Quincy Water Department
50.00
Edward E. Babb & Co., maps
63.50
W. E. Arnold, frame .. 1.35
159
Sumner & Gerald, rail flanges
.76
Enterprise Rubber Co., hose 69.10
Kenny Bros. & Wolkins, desks and chairs 9.60
Chickering & Sons, piano
450.00
Bank Office & Equipment, filing
cabinet
42.00
Chandler & Barber, hardware supplies
12.66
$5,080.67
Lincoln School Building
Balance
Appropriation Expended Balance $12,000.00 $10,049.94 $1,950.06
Expended
Charles A . Brigham, architect
400.00
D. J. Crowley, contractor 9,550.10
William Westland, hardware supplies 99.84
$10,049.94
Lincoln School Furnishings
Balance
Appropriation Expended Balance $1,500.00 $1,209.93 $290.07
Expended
Pay roll
$16.25
Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co.,
furniture
840.90
Smith Thayer Co., heating
1.40
Allen Shade Holder Co., shades
115.00
Henry L. Kincaide & Co., supplies ..
178.80
William Westland, hardware supplies 1.50
Edward E. Babb & Co., general supplies
55.53
$1,209.38
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Lincoln School Repairs
Appropriation Expended Balance Transfer City Receipts $500.00 $500.00
Expended
A. A. Murphy, painting $462.00
Pay roll
30.08
Nathan Ames, hardware
7.92
$500.00
Gridley Bryant School, Plumbing
Appropriation Expended Balance
Appropriation $2,700.00
Less transfer $411.84 $2,288.16 $2,288.16
Expended
Pay roll
$200.83
F. H. Crane & Son, cement
41.25
Windsor Cement Co., cement
3.30
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
57.08
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
.30
G. W. Prescott Pub. Co., printing ..
2.50
William A. Bradford Co., plumbing 1,440.88 Fore River Ship Building Co., plumb- ing supplies 3.10
Sumner & Gerald, iron
4.02
George A. Mayo, oil and varnish
4.50
Knox S. Ruggles, cement and sundries
22.10
Water Department, plumbing
144.82
Nathan Ames, hardware
2.74
George H. Fisher, painting.
28.12
Smith & Thayer Co., wrenches
5.96
John Hinnegan, labor
18.00
Sewer Department
308.66
$2,288.16
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Gridley Bryant School, Sewer
Appropriation Expended Balance
Appropriation
$9,000.00 $9,000.00
Expended
Pay roll $6,831.54
William Cashman, coal
1,097.41
Nathan Ames, hardware 34.92
John J. Gallagher, cement
33.50
Johnson Lumber Co., lumber
602.52
P. J. Williams & Co., labor
43.00
William Westland, hardware
56.00
Remick Brothers, oil suits
4.00
Perrin, Seamans & Co., hardware and tools 14.36
Warren Brothers, sewer pipe
75.95
Wollaston Foundry, manhole covers
and frames 118.40
H. G. Crocker, labor
50.00
Norfolk Registry of Deeds 2.40
F. H. Crane & Sons, cement
36.00
$9,000.00
Alarm and Police Signal Boxes
Appropriation Expended Balance
Appropriation
$750.00 $666.81 $83.19
Expended
Fred Jones, labor $25.31
Gamewell Fire Alarm 641.50
$666.81
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FIRE ALARM BOXES
Appropriation Expended Balance $200.00 $197.35 $2.65
Transfer, 1908
Expended
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co.,
$161.35
George S. Williams, labor
36.00
$197.35
Purchase of Fire Engine
Appropriation Expended
Balance
Appropriation $5,000.00
Plus receipts 350.00 $5,640.00 $5,271.60 $368.40
Plus transfers 290.00
Expended
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight . $36.80
Amoskeag Steam Fire Engine 'Co., ..
5,234.80
$5,271.60
CONCLUSION OF 1908 ACCOUNTS
Assessors' Clerical Balance $ .51
Assessors' Extra Clerical Balance 2.29
Assessors' Miscellaneous Balance . .
.37
Balance $3.17. Transfer to E. & D. Fund
$3.17
AUDITING DEPARTMENT
City Officers, pay of $136.00
Balance $136.00. Trans. to E. & D. fund
BOARD OF HEALTH
Ashes Balance $30.51
Pay roll . $30.51
Garbage Balance
$38.75
163
Pay roll 37.25
E. & D. Fund 1.50
$38.75
PICKETTS POND
Balance
$11.34
E. & D. Fund $11.34
CITY CLERK
Extra Clerical Balance $ .15
E. & D. Fund
$
.15
NOTES PAYABLE
City Debt Balance
$1,000.00
Bonds Redeemed $1,000.00
TAX COLLECTOR
Clerical Balance $1.97
Miscellaneous Balance .64
Balance $2.61. Transfer to E. & D. $2.61
POLICE MISCELLANEOUS
Balance $8.47
H. E Emerson, repairs $2.50
W. A. Bradford, plumbing .25
Nathan Ames, hardware 1.00
F. C. Packard,oil 2.84
Bruce & Myatt's Express .75
W. U. Telegraph Co., .64
Transfer to E. & D. .49
$8.47
PAY OF POLICEMEN
Balance
$ .60
Tranfer E. & D. Fund $ .60
164
SCHOOL
Balance
$12.15
Transfer to E. & D. Fund $12.15
STREET IMPROVEMENT
Interest
$22.50
Transfer to E. & D. Fund. $22.50
CITY DEBT
Interest $3,582.80
Coupons, 1908
$213.00
Transfer to E. & D. Fund 3,360.67
Coupon Due 9.13
$3,582.80
SEWER DEPARTMENT
Interest, Balance $1,378.25
Coupons, 1908
$298.25
Transfer to E. & D. 1,040.00
Coupons Due 40.00
$1,378.25
MISCELLANEOUS, CITY
Balance $794.13
F. G. MeNamara, land damage $386.99
W. S. Parker, Insurance Building ex- penses 7.30
I. C. Tilton, clerical 5.00
William E. Brown, return of deaths 23.50
John Hall, return of deaths 50.75
A. W. Fay, return of deaths 16.50
E. L. Bean, return of deaths. 6.75
C. S. Adams, M. D., return of births 6.25
R. K. Whiton, M. D., return of births 1.50
A. P, Thompson, M. D., return of births 3.25
165
Mrs. Alma Sten, M. D., return of births 3.25
W. L. Sargent, M. D., return of births 7.75
J. T. Reynolds, M. D., return of births 2.00
W. J. McCausland, M. D., return of births 15.75
H. P. Healey, M. D., return of births .50
W. G. Curtis, M. D., return of births .50
4.75
E. H. Bushnell, M. D., return of births J. H. Anderson, M. D., return of births J. L. Ameno, M. D., return of births. .
3.50
2.25
W. Record, M. D., return of births . . 4.25 W. J. Middleton,M. D., return of births 28.50 R. Mclellan, M. D., return of births 13.50
C. J. Lynch, M. D., return of births .. 2.50
F. E. Jones, M. D., return of births .. 5.00
3.00
E. R. Johnson, M. D., return of births N. S. Hunting, M. D., return of births S. C. Hardwick, M. D., return of births
13.00
H. C. Hallowell, M. D., return of births
3.25
J. A. Gordon, M. D., return of births 2.50 C. W. Garey, M. D., return of births 1.00 S. W. Ellsworth, M. D., return of births 8.75 Maria G. Drew, M. D., return of births 2.00
T. J. Dion, M. D., return of births .. 9.50
F. R. Burke, M. D., return of births 4.75
D. A. Bruce, M. D., return of births .. 4.00
J. H. Ash, M. D., return of births . . .
14.75
F. J. Peirce, M. D., return of births 9.75
F. S. Davis, M. D., return of births .. .75
H. A. Kirsh, sundry births . 5.35
George Alexander, grade crossings ..
100.00
Transfer to E. & D. 4.49
$794.13
Bridget E. sullivan, laundry 6.87
A. L. Mead, laundry 6.50
E. J. Murphy, drugs 1.75
J. F. Hackett, oil 8.10
5.50
166
Granite City Oil Co., oil 1.50
Branscheid & Martens, laundry 4.40
Boston & Quincy Express
7.95
A. M. Deane & Co., use of horse
10.00
Combination Ladder & R. I. Coupling Co., coats 190.00
$237.07
REPAIRS AND FIXTURES
Balance
$411.58
Transfer to Alarm $96.75
Transfer to H. S. & K. 107.72
Transfer to Miscellaneous 7.25
Transfer to E. & D. Fund
178.86
Henry E. Emerson, repairs
21.00
411.58
CLOTHING
Balance
$193.30
Transfer to Miscellaneous
190.00
Transfer to E. & D.
3.30
$193.30
FUEL
Balance
169.09
Quincy Coal Co., coal $49.84
C. Patch & Son, coal
22.50
William Cashman, coal
36,61
Tranfer to E. & D.
60.14
$169.09
HORSE SHOEING AND KEEPING
Balance
$58.93
Transfer from "Repairs"
$107.72
166.65
Cronon & Foss, veterinary
46.50
W. T. Lillie, shoeing 10.50
A. W. Woodward, shoeing 7.00
167
Daniel Desmond, shoeing
31.15
Fred P. Loud, grain
6.50
F. H. Crane & Sons, grain
65.00
$166.65
ALARM
Balance $28.25
Transfer from Repairs 96.75
$125.00
Eagle Polishing Co., whistle $125.00
MISCELLAEOUS
Balance
$39.82
Transfer from Clothing
190.00
Transfer from Repairs
7.25
$237.07
HIGHWAYS
Balance $659.18
Quincy Quarries Co., $13.28
J. F. Hackett, oil 2.70
C. J. Cronin, supplies 2.25
II. E. Emerson ,supplies
12.50
T. W. Good, shoeing
12.80
Daniel Desmond, shoeing
12,50
A. W. Woodward, shoeing .75
J. E. Sprague, dynamite 1.94
G. A. Sullivan, oil .
.50
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight 2.05
Nathan Ames, supplies 31.00
S.Scammell & Son, repairs 6,50
New York & Boston Despatch 1.05
168
Buffalo Steam Roller Co.,, repairs 80.00
A. J. Wellington, iron 53.10
Djerf & Winquist, curbing 101.90
William Cashman, coal 185.90
E. C. Snowman, oil .99
Thomas Fenno, loam 21.40
John Harkins, labor 4.95
William Westland, supplies 33.00
H. W. Johns-Manville Co., cement .60
Vulcan Tool Co., tools 1.82
Hugh Gilmartin, labor
10.00
John Fallon & Sons, stone 35.00
Boynton & Russell, oil 4.15
William Westland, hardware 20.00
Transfer to E. & D.
20.14
$659.18
SNOW
Balance
$115.00
Transfer to E. & D. $115.00
REPAIR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Balance $6.07
A. E. Stephenson, plumbing $3.25
Sanborn & Damon, plumbing .50
E. S. Beckford, electric supplies .15
Transfer to E. & D. 2.17
$6.07
STREET LIGHTING
Balance
$82.76
Transfer to E. & D.
82.76
169
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Pay of Men
Balance
$17.09
Transfer to E. & D. 17.09
LIGHTING
Balance
$14.43
Transfer to E. & D.
14.43
CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Miscellaneous
Balance
$9.36
N. Y. & Boston Despatch $4.58
Transfer to E. & D. Fund 4.78
$9.36
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS
Miscellaneous
Balance
$17.49
L. A. Chapin, stationery $1.15
Thorp & Martin, stationery 13.35
E. & D. Fund
2.99
$17.49
BRIDGES
Balance
$.56
E. & D. Fund
$
.56
STREET LIGHTING
Balance
$82.76.
E. & D. Fund
$82.76
170
REPAIR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Balance $6.07
A. E .Stephenson, plumbing $3.25
Sanborn &Damon, plumbing .50
E. S. Beckford, electrical supplies
.15
E. & D. Fund
2.17
$6.07
State Aid
Balance
$11.00
E. & D. Fund
$11.00
Miscellaneous
Balance
$73.86
T. L. Williams, repairs $1.00
Spargo Print Co., printing 10.75
New York & Boston Despatch 2.00
Derby Desk Co., furniture
3.60
M. E. Poland, rent
30.00
E. & D. Fund
26.51
$73.86
CITY COUNCIL, MISCELLANEOUS
Balance
$
.01
E. & D. Fund
$
.01
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, MISCELLANEOUS
$
.69
Balance
E. & D. Fund
$
.69
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LAW DEPARTMENT, MISCELLANEOUS
Balance $22.20
E. & D Fund $22.20
EXCESS & DEFICIENCY FUND
Transfer From Accounts
Assessors, clerical $ .51
Assessors, extra clerical 2.29
Assessors, miscellaneous .37
City Officers, pay of ..
136.00
Board of Health, garbage
1.50
Board of Health, Pickett's Pond
11.34
City Council, miscellaneous
.01
City Clerk, extra clerical
.15
City Clerk, miscellaneous
26.51
City Clerk, state aid
11.00
Crane Public Library 4.78
Engineering .69
Commisssioner P .W., miscellaneous 2.99
Commissioner P. W., bridges . .
.56
Commissioner of P. W., highways . .
20.14
Commissioner P. W., repair public. . .
buildings 2.17
Commissioner P. W., snow 115.00
Commissioner P. W., street lighting .
82.76
Fire Department, fuel 60.14
Fire Department, lighting
14.43
Fire Department, pay of men
17.09
Fire Department, repairs
178.86
Fire Department, clothing
3.30
Law Department 22.20
Tax Collector, clerical
1.97
Tax Collector, miscellaneous .64
Miscellaneous City
4.49
172
Police, miscellaneous
.49
Police, pay of men
.60
Schools
12.15
Interest, street improvement
22.50
Interest, city debt
3,360.67
Interest, sewer debt
1,040.00
$5,158.30
Credits
Balance, 1908
$163.56
Norfolk County
55.00
Tax Titles
100.94
$319.50 $5,477.80
Transfer, Water Interest, 1908
142.50
Transfer, Miscellaneous City
6.75
Transfer, Auditing
25.00
Transfer, Grade Crossings
1,500.00
Transfer, Alarm Boxes
750.00
Transfer, Steamer
290.00
· Transfer, Printing Charter
250.00
Transfer, Board of Health
1,500.00
$4,464.25 $1,013.55
Report of Inspector of Animals
Quincy, Mass., March 7, 1910.
Hon. William T. Shea, Mayor,
Dear Sir :- I have the honor to present the following report as Inspector of Animals for the year 1909 :
Although at the present time the water troughs of Quincy are shut off on account of the prevalence of glanders, we have had but four cases during the year. One horse was bought in Boston with the disease and killed before he had been two weeks in the city. An Atlantic horse was here about three months and the disease was discovered in Boston where the owner tried to sell him. A Norfolk Downs horse probably contracted it in Boston. The fourth, belonging to a pedler, was doubtless infected in Weymouth, where there has been an epidemic of late. An old fire horse that was bought by a trader was suspected of glanders and examined but his trouble proved to be an ulcerated tooth. It might be well to here recommend that all discarded city horses be either killed or sold at auction stables in the open market where there is a fair opportunity for all to purchase and from which a fair market price would be paid to the city.
The epidemic of rabies seems to be over. A woman in Wollaston was recently bitten by a dying dog, which, to the Inspector, showed some symptoms of rabies. The Cattle Bur- eau recommended that the woman take the Pasteur treatment although the microscopic examination was uncertain. A sus- pected case in Wollaston caused some trouble as two people were bitten. One person later showed symptoms of rabies which however proved to be meningitis.
Five cows and one ox were killed for tuberculosis. Four of these animals had been a month or less in the city. I wish
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here to compliment several milk dealers on the cleanliness of their stables and animals, and the care taken in selecting them. One rather small stable in Atlantic is of this nature. In Wol- laston I would especially commend the National Sailors' Home where there is a small herd of handsome, healthy and well kept animals. In the Adams Street district and about the City Hospital are several herds of especially clean, healthy cows. I would recommend that milk consumers, especially mothers, visit the source of their milk supply, commend the cleanly dealers, and refuse to accept filthy milk or old milk. Many a child's life can be saved by a little inspection trip. If your milk comes from out of town, this necessity is more urgent, as the milk is older. The best milk can usually be sold near home, as one will find when trying to purchase of a clean dealer. Many of our wealthy families now own tested cows.
We are at present experiencing, with our neighboring towns and cities, an epidemic of mange or itch or scabies. Four men at least, to my knowledge, have been infected from such animals. Horses and cows are now affected and when forced out of city stables are bought by ignorant men and transferred to new stables to continue the spread. At present this State does not place this disease under the Cattle Bureau. It is so, however, in most States. There are several spots in Quincy where stray cats spread the disease to all new family cats. There is some mange in dogs about Quincy, though not so much as one might expect in a city where there are so many valuable dogs. I would caution buyers of animals to consider well before putting scabby animals in with healthy ones, for it means a big loss in time and reduced value of infected stock.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCIS ABELE, JR.
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Report of Park Commissioners
To the Hon. William T. Shea, Mayor,
Dear Sir :- The report of the Board of Park Commis- sioners is hereby submitted. Board met and organized for the year of 1909 as follows :- Chairman, Dexter E. Wadsworth; Secretary, Charles E. Gill.
Playgrounds and Parks were put in order early in the Season. An order was passed in the Council requesting Electric Light Co. to extend poles and light Public Bath House .. Request was granted and on June 10th lights were turned on for the first time. A great improvement.
An order was passed by the Council appropriating the sum of $150 (One hundred and fifty dollars) for a cinder track on Ward Two playground to be built under supervision of this board. This matter has been attended to and track will be ready for use in the Spring of 1910.
On July 3, Ward 6 playground was piped and water turned on for drinking purposes.
The Public Bath House was worked to its utmost capacity accommodating about twenty thousand Men Women and Chil- dren bathers.
The matter of adding an extra wing to the building can no longer be ignored as the bathing facilities for women and girls are very limited. This matter should receive immediate attention.
Matter of skating parks has been acted upon by this board. With limited resources and no natural advantages the skating parks opened up must necessarily be on a limited scale. But it is a start in the right direction and as opportunity offers the skating facilities will be increased.
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Under the laws of the State of Massachusetts, one or more playgrounds in this City must be equipped this year with cer- tain appliances for use of the children. An appropriation must be made to enable this board to carry out this project.
A special appropriation should be made for tree planting as the inroads each Winter upon our wooded parks are very heavy and the trees should be replaced at once in order to keep our beautiful parks up to their present high standard.
On Jan. 1, 1904, there appears on the auditor's books that there was a balance of $2,525.30 in the city treasury from the sale of land in Ward 5 previously used as a playground, and the amount has been carried along every year and repre- sents that amount of cash in the city treasury. We recom- mend that this sum be deposited in the Bank as a separate fund and this Board be allowed the income on same.
DEXTER E. WADSWORTH, Chairman. CHARLES E. GILL.
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 Collector of Taxes' department for the year ending December 31, 1909. The amount of cash collected on the tax for the various years is as follows :-
Tax of 1895.
Cash received
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 .
$994.57
Amount collected during year 1909
. .
11.76
$11.76
.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . . . 982.81
Amount collected of interest $1.39
Tax of 1898.
Amount uncollected JJanuary 1, 1909 . $576.35
Amount abated during year 1909 2.00
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . $574.35
Tax of 1899.
Amount uncollected JJanuary 1, 1909 . $575.79
Amount collected during year 1909 ..
5.76
$5.76
Amount uncollected January1, 1910 ..
$570.03
Tax of 1900.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 .
$936.94
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178
Amount abated during year 1909 18.00
Balance $918.94
Amount collected during year 1909 . . 4.09
$4.09
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$914.85
Tax of 1901.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $854.26
Amount abated during year 1909
19.52
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$834.74
Tax of 1902.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $1,763.75
Amount abated during year 1909 118.20
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
1,645.55
Tax of 1903.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $2,048.12
Amount abated during year 1909 131.74
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Balance $1,916.38
Amount collected during year 1909 . . 2.00
$2.00
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . 1,914.38
Tax of 1904.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $2,176.80
Amount abated during year 1909 367.35
Balance $1,809.45
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Amount collected during year 1909 . . 16.15 $16.15
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . $1,793.30 Amount collected of interest $4.35
Main Sewer Apportionments of 1904.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $37.07 Amount abated during year 1909 14.45
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$22.62
Particular Sewers on Commitment Book of 1904
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $.77
Amount abated during year 1909 .77
Tax of 1905.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $2,533.55
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 39.55 $39.55
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . $2,494.00
Amount collected of interest 8.08
Main Sewer apportionments of 1905.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $102.17
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 26.75 $26.75
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$75.42
Tax of 1906.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $5,771.10
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 1,127:30 $1,127:30
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .. $4,643.80 Amount collected of interest $231.79
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Main Sewer Apportionments of 1906.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909. $126.83
Amount collected during year 1909 51.64 $51.64
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$75.19
Particular Sewers on Commitment Book of 1906.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $36.24 Amount collected during year 1909 .. 23.43 $23.43
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . $12.81 .
Street Watering of 1906.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $13.05
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 3.59
$3.59
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$9.46
Tax of 1907.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $64,550.61
Amount abated during year 1909 592.29
Balance $63,958.32
Amount collected during year 1909 . . 54.081.09 $54,081.09
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . $9,877.23
Amount collected of interest $5,091.68
Main Sewer Apportionments of 1907.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . . $1,898.88 Amount collected during year 1909 1,774.70 $1,774.70
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$124.18
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Particular Sewers on Commitment Book of 1907.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $706.55 Amount collected during year 1909 .. 654.11 $654.11
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$52.44
Street Watering of 1907.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $521.70
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 458.93 $458.93
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$62.77
Sidewalk Apportionments of 1907.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $20.05
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 16.30
$16.30
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$3.75
Gypsy Moth Assessments of 1907.
Amount uncollected JJanuary 1, 1909 . $200.53
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 184.63 $184.63
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$15.90
Tax of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 .$260,902.43 Amount abated during year 1909 5,586.77
Balance $255,315.66
Amount collected during year 1909 . 166,386.68 166,386.68 Amount uncollected JJanuary 1, 1910 . $88,928.98
Amount collected of interest $5,554.49
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Main Sewer Apportionments of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 $5,324.22 Amount abated during year 1909 5.91
Balance $5,318.31 Amount collected during year 1909 3,736.59 $3,736.59
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . $1,581.72
Committed Interest on Main Sewer Apportionments of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $1,129.95
Amount abated during year 1909 1.84
Balance $1,128.11
Amount collected during year 1909 778.54 $778.54
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$349.57
Particular Sewers on Commitment Book of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $2,089.07
Amount collected during year 1909 1,402.03 $1,402.03
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$687.04
Committed Interest on Particular Sewers on Commitment
Book of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $305.45
Amount collected during year 1909 . . 214.58 $214.58
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$90.87
Sidewalk Apportionments of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 .
$99.11
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Amount collected during year 1909
69.97 $69.97
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 . $29.14
Committed Interest on Sidewalk Apportionments of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $16.54 Amount collected during year 1909 .. 8.38 $8.38
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$8.16
Street Watering of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $1,703.08
Amount collected during year 1909 .. 956.59 $956.59
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$746.49
Gypsy Moth Assessments of 1908.
Amount uncollected January 1, 1909 . $1,336.05 Amount collected during year 1909 . . 801.72 $801.72
Amount uncollected January 1, 1910 .
$534.33
Tax of 1909.
Total amount committed by assessors .$665,484.83
Amount abated during year 1909 7,329.33
Balance $658.155.50
Amount collected during year 1909 371,099.54 371,099.54
Amount uncollected January 1. 1910 .$287,055.96 Amount collected of interest $282.22
Main Sewer Apportionments of 1909
Total amount committed by Assessors . $10,525.77
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Amount collected during year 1909 . . 4,634.48 $4,634.48
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