Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1911, Part 18

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1911
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Taken out.


Set.


Street.


Chapman


Coffin


Station


Chapman


Chapman


School


Coffin


Ludlow


Albatross Road


Coffin


Walker


Adams


Chapman


Chapman


Elm


Chapman


Corey


Waterston Ave.


Coffin


Coffin


Hancock


Chapman


Ludlow


Botolph


Coffin


Ludlow


Copeland


Total 9.


HYDRANTS DISCONTINUED 1911.


4 inch. Bailey 4 inch. Chapman


Quincy Avenue Atlantic Rufe's Hummock


5 inch. Coffin


Total 3.


437


HYDRANTS IN USE JANUARY 1st, 1912.


Kind


2 Nos.


3 Noz.


4 Noz.


Total


Bailey


1


1


Chapman


120


136


1


257


Coffin


7


475


11


493


Corey


10


62


72


Glamorgan


12


12


Ludlow


1


18


19


Mathews


1


4


5


Walker


14


14


Totals


140


721


12


873


MAINTENANCE.


It may be seen from the itemized maintenance account for this year that about $2,961 25 was available for labor on maintenance work which is not quite enough to keep a plant of this size in good condition and some things have to be neglected.


The City Ordinances require the hydrants to be main- tained by the fire department but the work all falls on the water department. Every hydrant in the city has been in- spected, repaired if necessary, oiled and painted and during the cold weather a constant inspection made. The mainten- ance and repairs of meters is now charged to this account and. although small, cuts down the amount available for other work. The standpipe has been cleaned and minor repairs made but as the amount asked for in the budget for painting was cut out I was unable to do this work.


The standpipe was none too good when new but with good care it may be made to last indefinitely, if neglected it will not last many years.


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At the shops the last of the old boilers was removed and a small heating boiler put in, heating pipes thoroughly over- hauled, new roof put on boiler room, work room and several sheds ; lockers for the foremen added and small repairs made.


The number of leaks and breaks in mains and services is constantly increasing as the original system purchased from the Quincy Water Co. seems to be reaching its age limit and also from electrolytic action in other pipes. This work is charged to maintenance and represents a large part of the labor on this account.


Several hydrants were broken off by teams or auto trucks but no damage occurred from flow of water owing to the construction of the hydrants.


Forty-one leaks were repaired in mains, 140 leaks in services repaired and 210 services cleaned.


Owing to the construction of the new bridge at Atlantic Street, Atlantic, both of the City of Boston mains supplying the islands in the harbor have been cut off temporarily and since Sept. 15. 1911, we have been supplying the City of Bos- ton though an eight inch meter at the corner of East Squan- tum Street and Atlantic Street. These readings are sent to the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board and are de- ducted from our consumption.


WATER WASTE


For some years the Venturi meter at the corner of Adams and Beale Streets has shown a very high flow of water during the middle of the night when the legitimate use of water is practically nothing.


A test was made during the summer which showed that certain districts were much worse than others and a later test made by the Pitometer Co. of New York showed more definitely the portions of the city which needed to be metered and also where further tests should be made to stop leakage.


A plan on file in the Water Office shows the night rate,


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after making due allowance for use. It shows very plainly where meters should be set and if these do no good, where the mains should be carefully tested.


The following table shows the average daily consumption night rate or waste and average daily use. It shows that meters have reduced the per capita consumption, waste and use to the point of keeping the total consumption the same while the number of takers has increased thirty per cent.


Table Showing Total Daily Consumption, Waste and Use.


Per cent No. of


Year


Consumption


Waste


Use Waste


Meters


1907


2,996,900


1,969,130


1,027,770


66


658


1908


3,012,570


1,977,950


1,034,620


66


478


1909


2,919,000


1,886,400


1,032,600


65


49


1910


2,891,900


1.906,460


985,440


66


602


1911


2,925,400


2,276,900


648,500


78


2167


All of this waste cannot be stopped as it is practically impossible to make all mains tight and stop leakage in house fixtures. Leakage from mains is a total loss whereas house fixture leakage may mean a good profit or a loss, depending on whether the service is metered or not. A night rate of fif- teen gallons per capita or about half a million gallons per day would be considered a fairly tight system and if one half of this 250,000 gallons was fixture leakage of which the meters might register 200,000 we would have a return on this amount at 30c per thousand of $60 00 per day and a loss in -the main leakage of about ten dollars a day and another sav- ing in the amount paid the State of about $18,000 00 per year.


How much is in house waste and how much is in main pipe leakage can only be settled by metering every service and this is now being done in South Quincy which is appar- ently the worst district in point of waste.


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SUMMARY OF STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR END- ING DECEMBER 31, 1911.


In form recommended by the New England Water Works Association.


QUINCY WATER WORKS.


City of Quincy, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.


General Statistics.


Population by Census of 1910


32.642


Date of construction


1883-1884


By whom owned City of Quincy


Source of supply Metropolitan Water Supply


Mode of supply (whether gravity or pumping) Gravity


Statistics of Supply.


Pumps removed December 31, 1898.


Water purchased from Metropolitan W. W. at about Grade 250.


Total consumption for 1911


Total cost of water Cost per million gallons at meter


1,067,762,000 $54,410 43 $50 96 -


441


Receipts.


Balance brought forward: $8,574 82 (b) From extraordinary receipts (bonds etc.) 624 00


Total $9,198 82


Total from consumers


128,467 48


From tax levy


14,263 45


From bond issue


81,000 00


From services


9,710 00


From sewer department


234 00


N. total


$242,874 04


Expenditures.


Water Works Maintenance :


AA. Operation (management and re- pairs ) $12,977 45


Assessment


54,410 43


CC .. Total maintenance


$67,387 88


DD. Interest on bonds (CC + DD)


25.968 50


EE. Payment of bonds


48,500 00


Water Works Construction :


GG. Extension of mains


$45,392 16


HH. Extension of services


11,766 89


II. Extension of meters


21,857 53


KK. Total construction


$79,016 58


(bb) Extraordinary Total balance


$1,500 00


22,001 08


N. total


$242,874 04


442


O. Net cost of works to date P. Bonded debt at date


R. Average rate of interest


$1,318,000 698,000


3.9 per cent.


STATISTICS OF CONSUMPTION OF WATER:


Estimated total population at date 33,500


Estimated population on lines of pipe 33,350


Estimated population supplied 33,000


Total consumption for the year


1,067,762,000 gallons


Average daily consumption


2,925,400 gallons 87


Gallons per day to each inhabitant


Gallons per day to each consumer


87+


Gallons per day to each tap


378


Cost of supplying water. per million gallons, figured on total maintenance (item CC), $63 11


Total cost of supplying water, per million gallons, figured on total maintenance + interest on bonds $87 43


STATISTICS RELATING TO DISTRIBUTION


SYSTEM.


Mains.


Kind of pipe, cast iron and kalamein.


Sizes, from 4 inch to 20 inch.


Extended 30.749 feet during year. Discontinued 5,436 feet during year.


Total no win use, 112.1 miles.


Cost of repairs per mile, $3.60. Number of leaks per mile, 30. Length of pipes less than 4 inch diameter, 8.8 miles.


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Number of hydrants added during year (public and private) 43. Number of hydrants (public and private) now in use, 873.


Number of stop gates added during year, 77.


Number of stop gates now in use, 1551. .


Number of stop gates smaller than 4-inch, 143.


Range of pressure on mains, 25 lbs. to 95 lbs.


Services.


Kind of pipe, lead, lead lined, galvanized iron. Sizes, 3/4 inch to 8 inches.


Extended 16,633 feet (City account ).


Number of service taps added during year, 441. Number now in use, 7748.


Average length of service. 46 feet.


Average cost of service for the year, $26.70. Number of meters added, 2167.


Number now in use, 4801.


Percentage of services metered, 62 per cent. Number of motors and elevators added 0. Number now in use, 4.


SUMMARY OF STATISTICS SINCE 1892


Met ..


Year


Bonds Bonds Issued M tured


Net Debt


Interest Miint'nce


Receipts


Pipe


No. of Services


No. Hyd


No. Meters


CONG Meters


1892


2500


25000


12250 65


38 25


1456


135


1893


675000


1000


699000


12140


36660.41


14.81


18:0


186


91


1894


30000


21000


705000


27235.


14000


10943.05


56.4


2243


278


100


1895


15000


25000


725000


283.15.


11560


50926 34


63.01


25.49


332


1896


18000


26500


716500


29709.93


14500


52300.97


66.11


2861


385


115


1897


30000


27500


719000


29.135.


14500


48123.61


72.1


3212


.12.1


118


1898


30000


28500


720500


29375


15120


18712. 19


77.05


3469


166


122


1899


30000


29500


721000


28735.


9000


1477.50


54059.14


80 21


3889


196


125


1900


30000


30500


720500


29907.50


8660


11271.59


61975.01


4330


539


125


1901


30000


31500


719000


29172.50


16000


22004 38


69331.24


86.99


4630


576


147


1902


34000


32500


720500


29811.18


10000


2.1379 11


78093.48


90 98


5000


607


162


1903


30000


34500


716000


29087.70


10000


30237 42


860445.29


94.87


51.41


639


165


190.1


25000


35500


705500


28482.50


11000


34084.24


96819.39


97.87


5378


661


181


1905


26000


37500


691000


27295


10000


35832.50


91839.05 100.17


5611


689


194


1906


30000


39500


681500


26722.50


12000


46314.16


105653 50 101.66


5857


701


8.17


10000


1907


30000


39500


675000


26201.50


12000


50027.14


112546.37 103.15


6091


715


1505


10000


1908


27000


40500


661500


25894.50


12400


49285 01


108612.56 106 03


6103


73.1


1983


7000


1909


12000


12500


661500


25385.


11900


51230.01


113901.86 111.06


6814


778


2032


1910


50000


45500


665500


25980 50


10800


50950.81


115766.57 116 38


7807


812


263.1


10000


1911


81000


48500


698000


25968.50


12352


54410.43


128467.48 121.


7748


873


4801


35000


444 +


445


SEWER DIVISION.


The following is a brief report of the sewer division for the year 1911.


In March an apppropriation of $30,000 00 was made by the City Council for sewer construction and work was begun as scon as the money became available. The work was car- ried on with two gangs of men employed by day labor and approximately three miles of pipe sewers were built ranging in size from 8 inch to 15 inch. The sewers which were laid in Crescent and Channing Streets previous to the building of the streets will not become available for use until they are connected with the sewers which are to be built in Willard Street and Quincy Shore Reservation respectively. An early appropriation should be made for this purpose as there are several properties on these streets that are now ready for the- sewer.


Record plans of the year's work have been prepared by the City Engineer and placed on file in this office. Three hundred and fifty-seven assessments aggregating $16,127.54 have been levied on the abutting property owners. This amount does not include the assessments to be levied upon Crescent Street and Channing Street.


PARTICULAR SEWERS.


Four hundred and three connections or particular sewers were made with the public sewers this year making a record number for any one year. Included with this report will be- found tables in relation to these particular sewers.


Tables showing cost, lengths and costs per foot house con- nections :-


By Wards.


1


2


3


4


5


6 Total


81


72


72


17


106


55


403


446


Cost Per Foot.


Under


20


30


40


50


60


70


80


90


Over


to


to


to


to


to


to


to


20c.


30


40


50


60


70


80


90


1.00


1.00


-


-


6


9


39


119


110


62


21


15


10


403


Cost Per Connection.


Under $10


20


30


40


50


60


70


80


90 Over


to


to


to


to


to


to


to


to


to


$10


$20


30


40


50


60


70


80


90


100 $100


15


144


187


36


11


3


5


1


0


0


1


Total 403.


Classification.


Single houses


238


Double houses


110


Three flat houses .


18


Four flat houses


4


Five tenement houses


2


Six tenement houses


2


Schools


2


Churches


2


Stables


2


Dormitory


1


Bath house


1


County Court House


1


Mercantile


9


Stores .


11


Total


403


Average length per connection


45.08 feet


Average cost per foot .


$0.522


Average cost per connection


23.57


1


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-


PIPE SEWERS CONSTRUCTED IN 1911.


Wd. Location.


From


To


Size in.


Lgth. M. H. Material


1 Bay View ave.


Ratchford St.


Crosby street


8-10


661.35- 6 Gravel 749.37- 2 Hardpan


5 Belmont st.


Existing sewer


So. Central ave.


8


3 Bradford st.


Elliot st.


Endicott st.


8 28.15- 1


Gravel


6 Broadway


Farrington st. 700 ft. westerly


15


700.00- 3 Gravel and sand


6 Channing st.


Quincy Shore res. 750 ft. westerly


8 396.80- 2 Gravel


2 Charles st.


River st.


Silver st.


8


675.30- 4


Gravel


4 Crescent st.


Williard st.


Badgers lane


8 65.40- 1


Ledge


1 Deldorf st.


Gothland st.


65.4 ft. southerly


8


364.50- 2


Gravel and clay


5 Ellington st.


Hancock st.


Thacher st.


3 Endicott st.


Bradford st.


Trescott st.


8 251.00- 1


Gravel


447


5 Everett st.


Beale st.


Hillside A.


8 635.30- 3


Gravel


3 Franklin place


Franklin st.


West and south


8 390.00- 2


Gravel


Glendale rd.


Goffe st.


Existing sewer


8


1933.90-10


Clay and ledge


1 3 Gordon st.


Existing sewer


Granite


8 148.63- 1


Gravel and ledge


5 Grove st.


Beale st.


250 ft. so. easterly


8 250.00- 1


8 412.20- 4


Gravel and ledge


3 Granite st.


Gordon st.


112.20 ft. westerly


8 436.00- 2


Hardpan and ledge


5 Marlboro st.


Willett st. School st.


Quincy st.


8 385.70- 2


Gravel


3 Marsh st.


6 Montclair schl yd Broadway


199.2 ft. northerly


15 199.20- 1


Gravel


2 Murdock ave


Arnold st.


355 ft. westerly


8 355.00- 2 Hardpan


5 Norfolk st.


Beale st.


Hillside ave.


8 547.23. 2 Gravel, clay, hardpan


8 276.85- 1 Hardpan


3 Plymouth st. Existing sewer


Verchild st


8 492.15- 0


Gravel and clay


3 Independence ave. Existing sewer


436. ft. southerly Beach st.


Gravel and clay


8 750.00- 4 Gravel, clay, ledge


No.


448


4 Quarry st.


Furnace brkpkwy 227.8 ft. easterly Marsh st. 260 ft. westerly


8 260.00- 1 Gravel


2 Ring ave.


Murdock ave. 394 ft. easterly


8 394.00- 2 Gravel


2 River st. Existing sewer Charles st.


8 252.10- 1


Gravel Gravel and sand Gravel, clay, hardpan


5 So. Central ave.


Beale st.


260 ft. so. easterly Highland ave.


8 2165.40-11


8 390.00- 2 Gravel


5 Thatcher st. Ellington road


390 ft. no. westerly 288.4 ft. Westerly


8 288.40- 1 Gravel


3 Trescott st. Endicott st.


2 Union st.


Baxter st.


166.0 ft. no. easterly 8 166.00- 1 Gravel and ledge


2 Water road Chubbuck st.


285 ft. no. westerly


8 285.00- 2 Gravel and clay


Total 2.991 miles built in 1911. Total miles to date, 63.4263 Total manholes to date, 1438


15792:83 ft .- 81 manholes


8 227.90- 1


Clay and ledge


3 Quincy st.


8 260.00- 1


6 Safford st.


Broadway


449


Brick Sewer


Year


5 & 6"


8''


10"


12"'


15"


18"


20"


24x36" 30x45" 24" 1,060.30 8,965.80 1,077.20


Total 17,696.90 72,454.00


1898


57,359.40


4,560.70


4,281.60


1,705 90


1.095 40 3,451.00


1899


19.835.86


8,440.57


3,267.12


1,486.30


3,749.45


31,779.30


1900


6,886.70


6,886.70


1901


16,801.83


1,224.97


1,701 20


1,359.70


1,825.40


22,913 10


1902


26,429 08 5.411.90


1,521.25


2,751 94


879.33


36,993.50


1903


11,743.20


1,533.00


938.00


1,072.90


19.50


8,624.20


23,960.80


1904


(6) 318.90


17.295.00


1 319 00


2,359 90 3.294 92


1,988.80


26,576.92


1905


1,598.10


585.70


1,800.86


3,984.66


1906


(5) 182.55


3,228 89


537.65


569.85


462.20


4,981.14


1907


6,378.30


667.30


1,391.40


8,437.00


1908


12,656.83


2,542.05


1,630 85


2,438.96


19,268.69


1909


(5) 50.00 13,738.81


1,621.67


3,009 40


18,419 88


1910


18,752.56


4.052.35


1,270.00


667.80


24,742.74


1911


14,893.63


899.20


15,792.83


551.45 233,243.69 27,860.16 21,940.57 14,698.02 11,590.34 13,900.60 1,060.30 8,965.80 1,077.20 334,888.13 Abandoned in 1910 50.00


Total number of feet,


334,838.13


Total number of miles,


63.4163


Total number of manholes,


1,438


1897


5,645.50


948.10


450


RECOMMENDATIONS.


Maintenance.


The work of flushing and cleaning the sewers has been carried on in the usual manner. A large number of the manhole covers have been raised or lowered so as to conform more nearly to the surface of the different streets. The appropriation for the maintenance of this department is in- sufficient to do the work thoroughly. As a matter of fact,: this appropriation has remained the same for twelve years while the number of miles of sewers has greatly increased. It is recommended that this appropriation be increased to $2,000 00 if possible.


RECOMMENDATIONS.


There are on file in this office several petitions for the extension of the sewerage system. Some of these are espec- ially urgent and ought to be attended to at once. The main sewer at Hough's Neck ought to be extended a considerable distance this year so that more of the lateral sewers may be built to take care of this section.


RANDOLPH BAINBRIDGE,


Commissioner of Public Works.


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Report of the City Engineer


To His Honor, the Mayor of the City of Quincy :


I respectfully submit the twelfth annual report of the Engineering Department for the year ending December 31, 1911.


The annual appropriation has been expended as follows :


Appropriation


· · $2,100 00


Added transfer


299 00


$2,399 00


Expended


Pay Rolls


$1,973 91


Supplies


245 55


Miscellaneous


174 46


$2,393 92


Balance


$5 08


The following is a statement of work done by this depart- ment during the year.


Street lines and grades have been given in 53 cases at the request of property owners on accepted streets.


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CITY COUNCIL.


Plans, estimates and Council Orders have been prepared for the acceptance of 13 private ways, together with plans for the widening and improving of 8 accepted streets. There have also been prepared 3 real estate plans and 4 plans and esti- mates for public improvements.


A plan was prepared for a Public Landing to be situated on city property at the end of Bay View avenue, Houghs Neck. An appropriation of 82,000 has been made by the City Council to do this work and a license has been granted to the city by the Directors of the Port of Boston, so that everything is in. readiness to begin construction in the early part of the year.


A plan for the widening of Washington street, from City Square to Chubbuck street, to a minimum width of 66 feet, was prepared and submitted to the City Council and has been re- ferred to the City Council of 1912.


The following streets or portions of streets have been accepted and laid out as public highways of the city during the. year.


STREETS OR PORTIONS OF STREETS LAID OUT AS PUBLIC WAYS.


1911.


Name


From


Accepted


Length Ward Feet,


Width Feet


Buckley Street


Morton St. to Suomi Road


1911


4


438.5


40


Dimmock Street


Glendale Road to Euclid Ave.


1911


1


200.0


40


Euclid Avenue


Bedford St. to Roselin Ave.


1911


1


646.0


40


Kemper Street


Elm Ave. to Waterston Ave.


1911


5


660.0


40


Marlboro Street


Willett St. to Blake St.


1911


5


227.0


40


Phillips Street


Willett St. to Elm Ave.


1911


5


971.0


40


Ring Avenue


Murdock Ave. to Washington St.


1911


2


410.0


33


Tyler Street


Billings Road to Cheriton Road


1911


6 1240.0


40


*Footway


Glendale Road to Dixwell Ave.


1911


1 239.0


10


5,031.5


PORTION OF STREET ABANDONED.


Atlantic Street


Hancock St. Easterly


1911


6 520.0


40


All of the above-named streets with the exception of the Footway were accepted under the act authorizing the assessment of betterments upon the abutting property owners.


453


STREETS OR PORTIONS OF STREETS WIDENED 1911


Street


Location


Width


Length of Area of widening land taken


Garfield st


Near Arthur st., westerly side at dangerous curve


105.0


362 sq ft


Hancock st.


Dimmock to Saville st., westerly side 60-70 to 80 ft


740.0 11070


Hancock st.


School to Granite st., westerly side 50-60 to 65 ft


1550.0 14407


School st.


near Franklin st., southerly side at dangerous curve


184.9


1410


West Squantum st.


Farrington st to near Montclair ave. 33 to 50 ft wide


1650.0 22062


66


4229.9 49311 sq ft


454


455


No appropriation was made by the City Council for the construction work on that portion of Hancock street widened between School and Granite streets.


On the other streets widened the construction work has been completed with the exception of Garfield street.


PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.


HIGHWAYS.


When requested by the Commissioner of Public Works, lines and grades have been given on all construction work done during the year.


Plans for the assessment of betterments on streets con- structed during the year 1910 have been prepared and a sched- ule of property owners and valuation forwarded to the Com- missioner.


Grades have been given and measurement of the work taken on paving laid during the year as follows :


Street


Location


New Paving sq yds 295.0


Paving re- laid, sq yds.


Buckley st


Paved gutters


Copeland st


Furnace ave to Willard st


1275.0


Dimmock st


Paved gutters


159.40


Hancock st


Dimmock st to Saville st


1987.80


Intervale st


Near Brook rd 642.75


Water st


Near Granite st


1723.0


3,084.05


2,998.0


-


PERMANENT SIDEWALKS.


Lines and grades have been given and measurements of the work taken for the following permanent sidewalks constructed during the year.


Street


GRANOLITHIC SIDEWALKS CONSTRUCTED 1911 Location


Length


Walks Drives Sq yds. Sq. yds.


Beach street


Hancock st to Kemper st southerly side


242.30


132.01


10.56


Berlin street


Wayland st to Chester st westerly


187.47


86.10


Brook street


Highland av to Safford st northerly


458.50


254.30


9.23


Elm avenue


Kemper st to W. Elm av 66


66


>


838.00


576.75


Footway


Glendale rd to Dixwell av


239.00


143.82


Hancock street


Dimmock st to Saville av westerly


66


770.00


773.60


67.30


Highland avenue


Brook st to N. Central av easterly


66


979.45


486.30


29.09


Independence av


Presidents av to Federal av westerly "


1331.50


788.50


128.10


Presidents avenue


Independence av northerly, southerly side


91.10


47.31


7.04


Washington street


Maple st easterly, southerly side


151.10


100.04


6.56


Total


5288.42


3388.73


257.88


456


TAR SIDEWALKS CONSTRUCTED 1911.


Street


Location


Length


Walks Sq. yds 770.41


Drives Sq. yds


Copeland street


Granite st to about 76 ft westerly, southerly side


76.0


53.42


Crescent street


Willard st to Copeland st sontherly side


2130.9


1308.70


77.17


E. Squantum street


Webster st to Bayfield rd easterly side


460.0


258.20


28.05


Franklin street


Bradford st to Kendrick av


854.8


677.36


47.12


Hall place


Crescent st to Baptist church westerly side


475.5


273.85


14.44


River street


Washington st to Bay View st northerly "


743.3


456.00


86.60


Webster street


East Squantum st easterly 864 ft «


864.0


551.22


7.60


Whitwell street


Cranch st to Farrell st westerly side


2770.0.


1839.15


141.14


Total


9712.8


6188.21


474.52


TAR SIDEWALKS RESURFACED 1911


Franklin street


School st to Water st, westerly side


600.0


443.0


Sagamore street


Angle in st at RR. sta. to Prospect st northly side 325.0


739.2


8.0


Water street


Franklin st to O. C. RR. northerly side


750.0


860.0


Webster street


Marcia L. Hadlock property, northerly side


50.8


34.4


Total


1725.8


2076.6


8.0


Appleton street


East Squantum st to Quincy shore reservation


1338.3


72.40


457


-


EDGESTONE LAID 1811


NEW EDGESTONE EDGESTONE RELAID StraightCurved Corners Straight Curved Corness


Street


Location


Birch st


Charles st


12.0


Brook st


Highland av south and west cor


25.3


25.0


Brook st


Belmont st south and east cor


25.0


25.0


Buckley st


Morton st to Suomi rd


855.0


6.9


11.0


Claremont av


Chubbuck st


50.3


Claremont av


Lawrence st


24.1


Claremont av


South st


19.1


Common st


Copeland st to West st


167.1


Dimmock st


Euclid av to Glendale rd


393.6 113.2


Fayette st


North Central av N & W cor


24.0


25.0


Fayette st


Hobart st E & S cor


25.0


Germain av


Washington st


24.0


25.1


Hancock st


Saville st to Dimmock st


152.3


6


568.5


77.5 4


Intervale st


Brook rd to culvert-westerly


379.0


6


8.3


Kemper st


Waterston av


22.0


Kent st


front of houses No. 42, 65, 69


174.0


Marlboro st


Blake st


25.1


Merrymount rd


Putnam st south and west corners


17.5


Phillips st


Beach st east and south corners


24.0


25.0


Plymouth st


Independence av


53.40


Plymouth st


Verchild st


53.88


School st


Franklin st easterly corner


216.0


Ring av


Washington st


22.5


Royal st


Billings rd


20.0


25.1


458


Royal st Vassall st 20.0


25.2


Water st near Granite st


192.5


Washington st near Wharf st to bridge-east side 170.0


28.0


West st


Copeland st to Common st 260.25


20.90


110.75


West Squantum st Farrington st southerly corner


68.50


West Squantum st John st north and west corner


37.50


West Squantum st Division st north and west corner


37.50


Appleton st


south side E Squantum st easterly 973.80 south side Hancock st to Kemper st 92.00


14


176.0


Beach st


2


Beale st


Old Colony av easterly corner


57.40


65.70


2


Berlin st


Wayland st to Chester st west side


35.10


Brook st


Safford st Highland av north side 453.30


38.10


2


Cranch st


Deldorf st to Whitwell st N side 1434.0


69.50


East Howard st


Howard av easterly southerly side 206.0


165.40


2


East Squantum st. Bayfield rd to Webster st E side 366.70 Elm av Kemper st to W Elm av west side


121.70


Franklin st


Bradford st to Kendrick av E side 650.40 155.70


12


6.77


Hall place


Crescent st to Baptist ch W side 438.70 Brook st. to N Central av E side


29.90


37.90


Independence av


President's av to Federal av W side 16.50


93.00


Pleasant st


Quincy st to S of Jackson st E side 265.20


28.20


62.0


2


Washington st


Maple st easterly to Y MC A


113.50


2


7.1


Webster st


north side E Squantum st easterly 723.90


26.70


2


50.8


Whitwell st


Cranch st to Farrell st south side 604.13


48.95


4


River st


Wash'gton st to Farnum st W side 571.20


48.40


22


9752.73 1790.13


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