Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1911, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1911
Publisher:
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Expenditures


State of Mass ... 167,617 84


Norfolk County ..


20,152 00


Temporary Loans, 1910. .


370,000 00


Temporary Loans, 1911. . 75,000 00


Pay Rolls etc. .


1,145,672 22


Warrants .. .$1.778,442 06


..


..


50


51


Treasurer's Statement.


RECEIPTS.


Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1911 . $89,906 23


Board of Health-Garbage .


1,797 86


Board of Health-Miscellaneous


193 00


Board of Health-Scavenger Maintenance


4,828 81


Burial Places


7,008 49


City Hospital


741 50


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Suppression


1,329 11


Highways


2,468 93


Interest-Tax Collector


15,414 36


Interest-Treasurer


4,534 63


Massachusetts, State of


Corporation Tax


14,231 69


Bank Tax


1,036 42


Military Aid


153 00


State Aid


4,516 00


Burial Indigent Soldiers and Sailors


111 00


Street Railway Tax


6,090 97


Miscellaneous City Receipts


Dog Licenses


2,467 30


Dog License Fee .


220 60


Pedlers' Licenses .


25 00


Tax Collector-Costs


2,142 71


Sundry Licenses-City Clerk


2,605 45


Police Station


42 70


Miscellaneous


79 30


Sale House Woll. School Lot


402 00


52


Notes Payable -City Debt . 251,233 00


Sewer Debt .


30,000 00


Water Debt


81,000 00


Temporary Loans


475,000 00


Overseer of the Poor


1,239 59


Police-Chapter 416


3,337 84


Parks .


115 00


Permanent Sidewalks


836 89


Perpetual Care Fund of Public Burial Places 1,475 00


Premium Account


3,191 86


Premium Account-Sewer Debt


630 00


Preuium Account-Water Debt


1,492 11


Schools-Books, Supplies and Sundries


270 90


Sealer Weights and Measures


224 91


Street Sprinkling


4,317 74


Sewer Assessments


16,403 43


Sewer-House Connections


7,332 88


Street Railway Excise Tax .


7,080 94


Street Betterment


2,511 80


Tax Title Sales [City of Quincy ]


559 94


Tax of 1904


4 00


Tax of 1905


52 78


Tax of 1906


96 26


Tax of 1907


390 01


Tax of 1908


2,626 40


Tax of 1909


71,622 03


Tax of 1910


193,349 12


Tax of 1911


444,051 48


Tax Title Refunds


929 53


Water Construction


9,710 29


Water Maintenance 1911


122,943 73


Water Maintenance 1910


5,522 75


Water Service Deposits


4,230 00


Total


81,905,779 37


53


EXPENDITURES


Paid on Mayor's Warrants, 1911


$1,778,442 06


Water Service Deposits Refunded


4,680 00


Cash deposited in National Granite Bank to credit of Perpetual Care Fund of Public Burial Places


1,475 00


$1,784,597 06


Cash on hand


121,182 31


Total


$1,905,779 37


Cash on hand Dec. 1, 1911


. $177,957 3"


Cash Receipts Dec. 1911


80,675 77


Cash Expenditures Dec. 1911


·


137,450 33


Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1912


· 121,182 5 1


JOHN CURTIS, Treasurer.


Itemized Schedule of Municipal Debt.


TITLE.


DUE.


RATE.


1912


1913


1914


1915


1916


1917


1918


1919


1920


1921


TOTALS


Beacon street


$500)


North Payne street


1500


Gragg's Pond


200


Coddington School lot


3200


Wollaston ave


700 >


1


$2000


$2000


$2000


$2000


$2000


$10,000


Edwin street


100


Cottage ave widening


8000


Bates ave


150


Houghs Neck apparatus


2700


High school addition


6500


Jan.


4


500


500


1000


1000


1000


4,000


Coddington school build- ing


70,000


Jan.


4


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


7000


49,000


Crescent street


1700)


Eliot street


500


.


54


Bradford street


600


Glendale road


2500 >


Jan.


4 1.2


1000


1000


1500


1500


1500


1500


1750


Wayland street


500


Glover ave


1650


Hunt street


1800


High schol furnishings


3000


Jan.


1


4500


4500


4500


+500


4500


4500


4500


4500


45,00


4500


45,000


Wollaston School BIdg


75,000


Jau.


4


4500


7500


7500


7500


7500


7500


7500


7500


7500 . 7500


75,000


Fore River bridge


41,000


Feb.


4


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


24,000


Wollaston School lot


4,000


Mar.


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


4,000


Coddington school build- ing


4000


Mar.


4 1-2


1000


1,000


Purchase of Steamer


5000


Apr.


4


1000


1000


1000


3,000


Police Auto


3500


Apr.


4


1000


1000


2,000


Houghs Neck School Build- ing


2000


April


4


1000


1,000


Farrington Street


4200


May


4


1000


1000


2,000


Montelair School Lot


7700


May


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


6,000


Protection City Records


3000


May


4


1000


1000


2,000


Scavenger Equipment


3000


May


$


1000


1000


2,000


John Hancock School


6000


May


1


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


5,000


Steam Roller


3000


May


4


1000


1000


2,000


Jan.


Cushing street


500


9,750


Montelair School Bldg


45,000


Fire Auto


5,500)


('laremonnt avenue


1,800


Oakland avenne


825 1


Merrymount road


1,700 |


Brook street


1,500 1


Furnace avenue


1,000 >


Apr.


4


14325


4800


1000


1000


1000


22,125


Trafford street


3,000


('rescent street


2,000


West street


3,500


Pleasant street


900


Marsh street 400 )


1.375


Playground Ward 4


500


May


4


500


500


Bath House addition


2,500


May


1


1500


2,500


Permanet Sidewalk


8000


June


4


2000


2000


4,000


Assessors' plans


1000 )


Mass. Fields sch. plnmb'g


2500 |


Paved gutters, Ward 5


225


June


4


500


500


500


500


Gridley Bryant school


300 |


Whistle!


275 )


Widening Hancock st.


14,733


June


4


2733


2000


2000


2000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


14,733


Hose


850


June


4


850


850


Intervale street


1,900)


Channing sireet


2,300


E. Squantum street


6,000


June


4


5000


4' 00


4000


13,000


Kent street


2,000


Glendale road


800 J


Crosswalks


700


June


1200


1,200


Garfield street


10,570


July


4


1570


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


10,570


Surface Drainage


22,000


July


4


3000


3000


3000


3000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


22,000


Accepted Streets


19,530


4


3500


3000


3000


3000


20.0


2000


2000


1000


19,530


Robertson street


700


July


4


700


700


Willard school heating,


12,000


July


4


1000


1000


1000


3,000


City Hall Remodelling


13,000


July


31-2


1000


1,000


Washington School


55,000


July


3 1-2


5500


5,500


Bennington street


1000)


Edwin street


400


Lincoln ave


700


July


4


500


500


800


1,800


Prospect street


500


1500


Whitwell street sidewalk


2700 ]


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000 · 1000


1000


1000


8,000


Surface Drainage


6600


July


4 1000


1000


1000


1000


4,000


4


1375


Gypsy Moth Sprayer


1,375


Apr.


>


2,000


1


55


1


250 )


School street


'250)


4


Sidewalks


Hancock St. Paving


10000


July


Willard street sidewalk


1


DUE.


RATE.


1912


1913


1914


1915


1916


1917


1918


1919


1920


1921


TOTALS.


TITLE. Holbrook Road


1100


Franklin Ave


1500


Murdock Ave


1050


East Elm Ave


2500 |


July


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Cummings St


1850


Norfolk Street


1280


Merry Mount Road


1250


Newcomb Place


2300


Bates A ve


2500 )


Granite St


3500


Jnly


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


Arlington St


900)


7,000


Gridley Bryant Plumbing


2700


July


4


1000


1,000


Honghs Neck School Lot


6500


July


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


Oak street


400)


Police Station


400


July


4


4100


4,100


Sonth Walnut street


2800 |


July


4


6140


6000


12,140


Purchase Insurance B'ldg 4500)


Hancock street paving


20000


Sidewalks (concrete)


17600


Sidewalks (granolithic)


1100 >


July


4


6000


6000


6000


5000


5000


5000


5000


4000


3000


45,000


Fire Alarm boxes


1725 |


Claims and Awards


2500 |


Wollaston Schoolhouse lot 9400 J Atlantic school furniture 3500}


High school addition


8308,34


High school furniture


700


Coddington sch'l removal 2000 | Draining pond


Aug.


4 1-2


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


18,000


Fire alarm boxes


135 |


Police signal


600


Beach street land damage 150


Hancock street bridge 15,306.66 )


Taylor Street Drain 8007


Beach Street Sidewalk


800


Upland Road


800


Adams School Plumbing 2750


125


Faxon Road Sidewalk


425 >


Aug.


3 1-2


1000


1000


1000


1000


Centre Street


1000 |


Freeman Street


600 |


Holmes Street 500


Farnum Street 300 |


Coe Street


200 !


Glendale Road


600 )


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Squantum St


8000


July


4,000


Larry place


500 J


Surface Drainage


12140


56


4,000


Fire Alarm Boxes


800 }


9,000


·


4,000


Edison Park grading, Furnace brook wall,


3001 400 |


Goffe street widening, 3000 }


Aug.


4


670


670


670


2,010


Mt. Wollaston Cemetery En- trance, 3000


Atlantic school building 61,000


Sept.


4


6500


6500


6500


65 0


6500


High school furniture 13,000


Sept,


4


1000


1000


2000


2000


2000


8,000


Almshouse Water Closets 1300) Purchase and Removal of French House 1500


500


Assessors' Plans


1000


Houghs Neck Fire Station (additional)


2000 )


Granite Street Widening Walnut Street


700


Oct


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


Crosswalks


800


Hancock Street Grading


5000 )


Webster street


1400)


Surface drainage


5166


Oct.


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Baxter street


1×34)


Grove street


2000]


Sea street


800 1


Broadway


500 >


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Smith street


1700 |


Lincoln School


12,000


Oct.


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Marlboro St


1000 )


South St


5000


Oct.


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


Billings St


600)


Oct.


4


2000


2000


Bedford street


2250)


Germain street


3350


Plymouth street


1600


Ritchie road


2175


Ballou street


7:25


Oct.


4 2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


1000


17,000


Hill street


750


Fayette street


1325


Belmont street


3300


Birch street


1575


Royal street


1950)


Public Pier


2,000


Oct.


4


1000


1000


Bridges


2,500


Oct.


4


1500


1000


1500


Purchase Steam Roller


2.500


Nov.


4


1500


1000


Land for Crusher


2,600


Nov.


4


1000


1000


2600


1


57


Coddington sch'l furniture 5200 )


7.000


5,000


Brook Road


8000


4,000


2.000


2500


Grading Wol'ston Schlot 1,500


Nov.


4


1500


2,500


Oct.


31-2


500


400 )


4,000


5,000


7,000


Oct.


n


32,500


DUE.


RATE.


1912


1913


1914


1915


1916


1917


1918


1919


I920


1921


TOTALS.


Atlantic school lot,


10,500


Dec.


4


1000


1500


2,500


Wollaston School Furnish. 6,450


Dee.


1


2450


2000


2010


6,450


Goddard Street Gutters


1,200}


Curtis street


300|


6,000


Bromfield Street


900 >


Dec.


4


Dec.


4


15,00 ,


15,000 15,000 15,000


60,000


Wires underground


2100


Pickett Pond


150


Alarm boxes


1000


Highland ave


500


Farrington street


750


Whitwell street


2500 >


Dec.


4


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


10,000


Elm ave


700


Smith street


3300


Hollis ave


2500


Broadway


2500


Liberty street


3000


Houghs Neck Sch. Bld'g


18000 }


Dec.


4


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


16,000


Houghs Neck Sch. Fur


2000 5


1


1000


1000


1000


1000


4,500


58


Claremont avenue


1800


Dec.


1


800


800


159,643 125,470 103,070


92,500


66,000


48,500


40,750 27,000 20,000 14,000


$696,883


1500


1500


1500


1500


Maple Place


11,300 J


High School Addition


108,000


Fire Auto


5500


Dec.


59


DEBT STATEMENT .- December 31, 1911.


Year


Municipal Playgr'ds St. Imp.


Water


Sewer


Grand Totals


1912,


$159,643 $2,000 $3,300 $53,500 $27,000


$245,443


1913,


125,470


2,000


3,300


53,500


27,000


211,270


1914,


130,070


2,000


3,300


52,500


27,000


187,870


1915,


92,000


2,000


3,300


50,500


25,000


172,800


1916,


66,000


2,000


3,300


49,500


25,000


145,800


1917,


48,500


2,000


3,300


47,500


24,000


125,300


1918,


40,750


2,000


3,300


46,500


24,000


116,550


1919,


27,000


2;000


3,300


46,500


23,000


101,800


1920,


20,000


2,000


3,300


44,500


23,000


92,800


1921,


14,000


2,000


3,300


42.500


23,000


84,800


1922,


2,000


3,300


39,500


23,000


67,800


1923,


2,000


3,300


39,500


23,000


67,800


1924,


3,300


18,500


23,000


44,800


1925,


800


17,500


23,000


41,300


1926,


16,000


23,000


39,000


1927,


15,000


20,000


35,000


1928,


14,000


20,000


34,000


1929,


10,000


19,500


29,500


1930,


9,000


18,500


27,500


1931,


6,000


17,500


23,500


1932,


5,000


17,500


22,500


1933,


4,000


17,500


21,500


1934,


3,000


16,500


19,500


1935,


3,000


16,500


19,500


1936,


3,000


16,500


19,500


1937,


3,000


16,500


19,500


1938,


2.000


11,000


13,000


1939,


2,000


7,500


9,500


1940,


1,000


5,500


6,500


1941,


5,500


5,500


1942,


5,500


5,500


1943,


4,000


4,000


1944,


3,000


3,000


1945,


2,000


2,000


60


1946,


2,000


2,000


1947,


2,000


2,000


1948,


1,000


1,000


1949,


1,000


1,000


1950,


1,000


1,000


696,433 24,000 43,700 698,000 610,500


$2,072,633


COMPARISONS OF DEBT WITH 1910.


Summary of Total debt Dec. 31, 1911, as compared with Total debt Dec. 31, 1910 :-


Debt


City


Dec. 31, 1910. $563,445


Paid 1911. $117,645


Issued 1911. Dec. 31, 1911


$250,633


$696,433


St. Improvement


47,000


3,300


43,700


Water


665,500


48,500


81,000


698,000


Parks


26,000


2,000


24,000


Sewer


605,500


25,000


30,000


610,500


$ 1,907,445


$196,445


$361,633 $2,072,633


61


MUNICIPAL DEBT DEC. 31, 1911.


Is divided into following accounts :


Schools


8362,737 00


Streets and Bridges


294,677 00


Public Buildings


4,142 00


Fire Apparatus


12,899 00


Other Debts


21,978 00


Total


. $696,483 00


.


STATEMENT SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF EACH DEBT FALLING DUE IN 1912.


January


February


4,000


4,000


March


2,000


4,000


6,000


April


18,700


800 8,000


9,500


37,000


May


8,000


7,500


7,000


22,500


June


12,283


2,000


2,000


16,283


July


40,040


1,000


2,500


43,540


August


4,670


1,500 20,000


2,000


28,170


September


7,500


2,000


1,000


10,500


October


12,000


2,000


4,000


2,500


20,500


November


4,000


500


4,500


December


23,950


5,000


28,950


Play- Municipal ground 822,500


Street Imp'ment Water $1,000


Sewer


Total


8,23500


$159,643 $2,000 83,300 $53,500 $27,000 $245,443


66


HOW APPORTIONED.


The Municipal debt coming due in 1912 is divided as fol- lows :


Schools


866,255 00


Streets


73,021 00


Fire apparatus


3,142 00


Public buildings


6,288 00


Miscellaneous


10,937 00


Total


. $159,643 00


TEMPORARY LOANS ISSUED 1911.


Issued. Awarded to


Due.


Discount


Amoun


Jan. 21 Parkinson & Burr


Jan. 25, 1912


3.33 %


$65,000


Feb. 9 Estabrook & Co.


Nov. 10, 1911


3.23


50,000


Feb. 23


Feb. 15, 1912


3.65 125,000


Mar. 27 Blake Bros. & Co.


Mar. 29, 1912


3.54


100,000


July 27 F. S. Moseley & Co.


Oct. 18, 1911


3.58


25,000


July 27 66


Jan. 18, 1912


3.58


25,000


Sept. 28


Feb. 15, 1912


3.91 50,000


Oct. 21 Blake Bros. & Co.


Apr. 12, 1912


3.59 35,000


$475,000


OUTSTANDING.


Temporary Loans


1910


$425,000


66


issued 1911


475,00


$900,000


66


paid of 1910


$425,00


66


1911


75,000


$500,000


66


outstanding Dec. 31, 1911


$400,000


.


68 LOANS .- APPROPRIATIONS 1911.


1910. Oct. 3


Wollaston School building


$75,000


Montelair School building


45,000


Dec. 12


Brook street .


1,500


Furnace avenue


1,000


Trafford street


3.000


Crescent street


. 2,000


West street


3,500


Pleasant street


900


Marsh street


400


Merrymount soad


1,700


Fire auto


5,500


Claremont avenue


1,800


Oakland avenue


8:25


1911.


Feb. 20


Wollaston School lot additionol land


4,000


Apr. 22


Spraying machine


1,370


May 1


Playground, Ward 4


500


Bath house


2,500


June 5


Intervale street


1,900


Channing street


2,300


East Squantum street


6,000


Kent street


2,000


Glendale road


800


14


Hancock street widening


14,733


Hose


850


Crosswalks


250


School street


700


Garfielk street


250


Surface drainage


10,570


26


Glendale road


650


Euclid avenue


1,400


Dimmock street


1,200


Ring avenue


1,100


1


64


Buckley street


2,000


Kemper street


1,800


Marlboro street


650


Tyler street .


3,100


Phillips street


3,000


West Squantum street


7,100


Permanent sidewalk


19,530


Aug. 28


Robertson street


700


Oct. 2


Public pier


2,000


Bridges


2,500


Dec.


4 Grading Wollaston school lot Steam roller


6,450


11 Wollaston school furnishings


6,450


18 Land for Crusher Brook road 2600


$250,000


LOANS UNDER SPECIAL ACTS.


Water department


$81,000 00


Sewer department


30,000 00


Total


$111,000 00


.


Loan for widening Hancock street under Street Improve- ment Act, 838,000. Bonds to be dated Jan. 1, 1912.


1,500


65


.


APPROPRIATIONS 1911.


From Supplementary Tax Receipts.


Sept. 18 Plans Public Dock


$275 00


21 Parks


125 00


Assessors Miscellaneous


150 00


City Scales


400 00


Fire Repairs and Fixtures


400 00


Tax Collector


130 00


Boar of Health-Contagious


7,940 73


Bath House


700 00


Sidewalk Elm avenue .


340 00


Engineer


,


299 00


$10,759 73


From Miscellaneous City Receipts.


Police Department


. $1,000 00


Scaveuger


1,000 00


Garbage .


1,900 00


School.


350 00


Dec. 22. Trans. from Temporary Int to State Aid $330 00


Rep. P. B. 285 00


66


APPOPRIATIONS FROM EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY FUND.


Poor Department Deficit 1911


. $1,300 00


Scavenger Wagon


310 00


Sewer House Connections


1,500 00


Defiicit


749 89


Playground Equipment


750 00


Fire Alarm Boxes


295 00


Auditing


25 00


$4,929 89


LIMIT OF INDEBTEDNESS.


Our limit for general Municipal indebtedness is two and one-half per cent. on the average net valuation of the city for the last three years.


Average net valuation for said years, . -


$32,593,707 00


Limit of borrowing capacity for city in 1912, . 814,842 67


Municipal debt Dec. 31, 1911, 696,433 00


Net borrowing capacity Dec. 31, 1911


· 118,409 67


LIMIT OF TAX LEVY.


The law allows us to assess $12 per $1,000 on the net val- uation for the preceding year for the current expenses of the city for the present year.


Net valuation of the city in 1911 $34,425,911 00


$12 on $1,000 (amount available for current


expenses, . . $413,110 93


The total city Municipal debt outside of the debts author- ized by special Acts amounts to $696,433 and of that amount $159,643 falls due this year.


67


WATER DEPARTMENT.


Account of Receipts and Outlays.


Dr.


Cr.


Bonds matured


$48,500 00 Recpts 128,496 48


Interest


26,378 50 Less App 1,500 00 126,996 48


Maintenance


11,001 45 Prem. Bonds 1,000 00


Clerical


1,352 00 1910 Surplus 2,551 56


State Assessment


54,410 43 Tax Levy


19,330 30


141,642 38


149,878 34


141,642 38


To credit 1912 account


8,235 9,6


SEWER DEPARTMENT.


Account of Receipts and Outlays.


Dr.


Cr.


Bonds matured


$25,000 00


Receipts


$16,403 43


Interest


23,504 50


Tax Levy-State


29,264 37


Maintenance


1,642 07


City


32,790 92


Clerical


780 00


1910 Surplus


777 52


State Assessment


29,264 37


Prem Bonds


2,000 00


80,190 94


81,236 24


80,190 94


To credit 1912 account


1,045 40


68


LOANS OUTSIDE THE DEBT LIMIT.


Special Act in Force.


Water.


Acts 1911-Chapter 448.


Authorized


$200,000


Issued, Oct. 1911


30,000


$170,000


Sewer.


Acts 1911-Chapter 57.


Authorized


$200,000


Issued, April 1911


30,000


$170.000


Street Improvement.


Acts 1899-Chapter 225 ..


Authorized


$150,000 00


Issued 1899


$35,725 00


1900


14,000 00


$79,725 00


70,275 00


Bonds dated Jan. 1, 1912, will be issued under this Act, Order Council 376, Dec. 18, 1911


$38,000 00


69


RECEIPTS IN 1911.


Estimated Jan. 1.


Actual Dec. 31


Corporation tax


$15,315 23


$14,231 69


Bank tax


945 14


1,036 42


State aid


4,516 00


4,516 00


Military aid


153 00


153 00


City clerk


2,200 00


2,851 05


Tax collector-costs


2,104 11


2,142 71


Miscellaneous city


100 00


79 30


Police station


21 10


42 70


Police Chap. 416


2,506 57


3,337 84


Burial places


5,400 00


4,886 50


Tax collector-interest


15,000 00


15,414 36


Treasurer-interest


2,500 00


4,534 63


Poor department


1,500 00


1,239 59


Sidewalks


1,200 00


536 89


Street sprinkling.


,


4,300 00


4,317 74


Soldiers burial


74 00


111 00


Board of Health-Miscellaneous


193 00


Sale House on new Woll. Sch. lot


402 00


Street Betterments


2,511 80


Tax Titles Sales Paid


559 94


Supplementary Polls 1911


442 00


$57,835 15


$63,540 16


Transfers to Police Dept.


$1,000 00


Scavenger


1,000 00


.. Garbage


1,900 00


High School


350 00


4,250 00


Net receipts


·


.


$59,290 16


Council used


.


,


·


$34,841 59


Assessors used


24,058 66


58,900 25


Credit to E. & D. Fund 1912


389 91


.


70


ASSETS.


Cash on hand


· $121,182 31


Schedule A-Uncollected Taxes .


361,760 19


A-Tax Titles held by city


10,794 54


B-Water rates uncollected .


3,022 33


B-Water construction bills .


1,158 06


C-Sewer Main assessments . 48,928 55


C-Sewer Particular assessments 8,649 36


D-Other assessments


17,680 78


E-Committed interest


1,935 65


F-Department bills


4,499 08


Commonwealth of Mass .- Aid


4,876 00


Commonwealth of Mass-Burial of Soldiers


74 00


Norfolk County .


2,281 99


Inventory City Property


. 3,399,131 27


·


$3,985,974 11


71


LIABILITIES


Temporary Notes


. 400,000 00


Municipal Debt


· 696,433 00


Water Debt


698,000 00


Sewer Debt


610,500 00 .


Street Improvements


43,700 00


Playgrounds


24,000 00


Playgrounds Fund


1,025 30


Premium on Bonds


4,813 50


Water Service deposit


800 00


$2,479,271 80


Assets .


$3,985,974 11


Liabilities


2,479,271 80


$1,506,702 31


72


Schedule A.


AUDITOR'S ACCOUNT. Tax Collector.


Due City


1911


Sold City.


Tax Bills.


Abated. Collected Uncollected


1894


$1214.20


$1002.60


$211.60


1895


982.81


547.74


435.07


1896


1289.56


255 70


1033.86


1897


744.65


255.45


489.20


1898


574.35


531.00


43.35


1899


570.03


461.76


108 27


1900


914.85


495.95


418.90


1901


424.02


418.83


5.14


1902


1636.33


414.12


1222.21


1903


1914.38


411.74


8.65


2.00


1491.99


1904


1787.30


428.40


9 00


2 00


4.00


1343.90


1905


2464.85


435.54


9.15


15.73


52.78


1951.65


1906


3736.58


442.68


69.75


24.93


96 26


3102.96


1907


5735.02


1390.32


82.74


32.23


390.01


3839.72


1908


9497.17


1836.80


92.25


428.42


2626.40


4513.30


1909


81437.05


608.94


577.32


871.93


71622 03


7756 83


1910


281797.69


568.00


1466.25 193349.12


86414.32


1911


699218.29


3821.29 444051.48 251345.52


396720.84 699218.29 9937.62 1416.86 10632.38 712192.08 361760.19


Due City Dec. 31, 1911


$361,760 19


Schedule A.


TAX TITLES HELD BY CITY.


Tax Titles 1894-1909


$9,937 62


Tax Bills on same


1,416 86


$11,354 48


Tax Titles redeemed


559 94


Due from City


$10,794 54 .


Date


Dec. 31, 1910. Warrant.


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73


Schedule B.


WATER DEPARTMENT.


Receipts from Water Rates 1911. Committment Abated Collections.


January


$54,476 57


$245 02


$16,389 03


February


195 56


387 50


24,370 55


March


386 59


104 90


5,153 04


April


2,160 16


22 65


3,688 45


May


333 33


60 49


1,494 06


June


773 29


26 50


1,316 97


July


64,339 01


403 13


25,715 23


August


1,145 76


585 44


22,475 12


September


1,017 18


403 38


10,999 66


October


2,511 67


215 94


6,038 27


November


505 21


461 77


3,598 66


December


386 70


'62 79


1,704 69


Total Receipts


$128,231 03


$2,979 51


$122,943 73


Less Transfer


1,500 00


$121,443 73


Order 369, Dec. 4, 1911, transferred $1500 from Receipts, for investigation of water leakage.


Account 1910.


Amount due City, last Report


$7,280 42 17 74


Omitted Accounts


$7,298 16


Abatements during year 1911


1,060 87


6,237 29


Collections in 1911


5,522 75


Amount due City


714 54


74


Summary.


Collections 1911 Account


previous Account


$122,943 73 · 5,522 75


128,466 48


Due City Dec. 31, 1911 account


$2,307 79


Due City Previous accounts


714 54


Total,


$3,022 33


Schedule B.


Construction Account .- Receipts.


Due City Jan. 1, 1911


$1,870 60


Committment Jan. 1, 1911


9,408 43


11,279 03


Abated during year


410 68


10,868 35


Collections


9,710 29


$1,158 06


Due City


1,158 06


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75


Schedule C.


SEWER HOUSE CONNECTIONS.


Year


Assessm't


Collections


1899


$7,723 12


$4,307 12


1900


5,670 70


4,946 46


1901


3,905 36


4,538 43


1902


6,927 86


5,807 66


1903


6,672 75


6,118 19


1904


7,009 97


6,356 81


1905


6,571 69


6,684 47


1906


7,979 53


7,920 95


1907


7,144 13


6,182 71


1908


6,137 94


5,724 22


1909


7,137 16


8,033 75


1910


7,392 49


6,931 79


1911


9,262 10


7,332 88


$89,534 80


$80,885 44


Assessments


89,534 80


Collections ·


.


80,885 44


Due City Dec. 31, 1911


8,649 36


76


Schedule C.


SEWER ASSESSMENTS


Schedule


Assessments


Collection


Year.


1


$54,398.81


$4,521.27


1899


2


11,856.17


3


17,325.62


40,730.95


1900


4


17,918.62


11,125.06


1901


5


14,143.01


6


124.35


7


6,834.03


8


17,080.65


29,397.72


1902


9


5,499.37


10


18,725.35


32,465.45


1903


11


18,741.31


22,642.28


1904


13


28,432.67


31,300.83


1905


14


2,988.81


22,567.53


1906


15


3,901.03


16


3,884.40


18,023.97


I907


17


5,165.46


18


20,940.71


13,571.62


1908


19


216.00


20


16,008.96


17,728.57


1909


21


24,093.98


14,977.56


1910


22


16,127.54


16,403.43


1911


Special


891.62


66


1,000.00


66


43.20


66


15.72


66


273.96


66


108.00


125.87


66


225.36


$326,337.87


$275,456.27


Assessments


$326,337.87


Less Abatements


1,953.05


Net Assessments


$324,384.82


Collected


275,456.27


Due City Dec. 31, 1911


$48,928.55


12


19,247.09


77


Schedule D.


STREET BETTERMENT ASSESSMENT.


1911 Schedule


$7,272 95


Collected


2,511 90


Due City


$4,761 15


Schedule D.


SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS.


1910


Schedule


$2,660 82


1911 To be assessed


7,671 81


10,332 63


Collection


836 89


Due City


$9,495 74


Schedule D.


GYPSY MOTH ASSESSMENT.


Due City Jan. 1911


Assessed


Sold City


Collected


Due City Dec. 31, '10


1907,


12 00


8 40


3 60


1908,


41 90


28 50


11 70


1 70


1909,


189 95


178 55


11 40


1910


462 50


346 03


116 47


1911,


1,388 39


815 13


573 26


706 35


1,388 39


36 90


1,351 41


706:43


Due City Dec. 31, 1911


$706 43


Due Tax Sales


36 90


$743 33


78


Schedule D.


STREET SPRINKLING ASSESSMENT.


Uncollected Dec. 31, 1909,


Assessmt'. Abated. 171 74


Sold City.


Coll'ed. Dec. 31, '11


1906,


180 49


3 78


4 97


1907,


17 20


6 19


2 30


8 71


1908,


54 88


14 36


39 50


1 12


1909,


614 56


1 36


585 00


28 20


1910,


1844 91


2 94


1168 30


673 67


1911,


4460 84


2518 36 1941 98


2712 14 4460 84


174 68


21 91 4317 74 2658 65


$2,658 65


Due City Dec. 31, 1910 Due from City


21 91


$2680 56


Schedule E.


COMMITTED INTEREST ON SEWER HOUSE CON- NECTIONS.


1


Due City Dec. 31, 1910 63


Assessed


Sold City


Collected 63


Due City


1908,


1909


85 06


76


78 19


6 11


1910,


197 09


90 41


106 58


1911,


367 42


145 47


222 05


$282 78


$367 42


$ 76


$314 70


$334 74


Due City


$334 74


Schedule E.


Committed Interest-Sidewalks.


Due City Dec. 31, 1911 18 16


Assessed


Collected


Due City


1910


12 16


6 00


1911


13 26


1 64


11 62


$1 16


$13 26


$13 80


$17 62


Due City


$1 62


Due City


79


Schedule E.


Committed Interest-Street Betterment.


Assessed


Collected


Due City


1911


$22 80


$8 45


$14 35


Due City


$14 35


Committed Interest-Main Sewer.


Due City


City


Abated


Collected


Due City


1908


27 87


1 29


10 93


15 65


1909


387 12


77


368 02


18 33


1910


989 56


571 02


418 54


1911


1843 68


33


728 99


1114 36


$3248 23


$2 06


$ 33


$1678 96


$1566 88


Due the City


$1,566 88


Due from City


2 06


$1568 94


Schedule F.


DEPARTMENT BILLS.


Due City December 31, 1911.


Burial


$2047 20


Highway


497 48


Garbage


289 69


Poor Department


572 14


Scavenger


1092 57


$4499 08


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80


INVENTORY CITY PROPERTY.


Assessors Department


$1,327 50


Auditor's Department


390 90


City Treasurer


343 00


Tax Collector


1,422 00


Poor Department


2,102 09


City Clerk Department


1,257 00


City Engineer Department


18,183 50


Police Department


12,971 00


Sealer Weights and Measures Department


452 19


Board of Health


10,186 99


Inspector of Buildings Department


55 00


Fire Department


48,500 00


Highway Department


20,460 00


Gypsy Moth Department


2,260 00


Sewer Department, Personal


9,300 00


Water Department, Personal


14,060 00


Water System


1,308,000 00


Sewer System


824,000 00


Public Buildings


179,800 00


Schoolhouses and Land


815,850 00


Parks


74,000 00


School Furnishings


54,300 00


Cemetery Land Unsold


10,000 06




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