Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1915, Part 4

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1915
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2.75 per day


Permanent Men, 3rd year


...


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3.00 per day


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.


...


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Precinct Officers


Ward Clerks


$7.50 per day


Deputies


1.50 per day


Wardens


7.50 per day


Deputies


1.50 per day


Inspectors


7.50 per day


Deputies


1.50 per day


Summary


Total Debt December 31, 1914


$2,110,535.64 273,235.64


$1,837,300.00


Bonds issued 1915


112,650.00


$1,949,950.00


Municipal Debt is Divided as Follows:


Schools (including buildings, land and furniture).


$244,517.00


Highways (including streets, sidewalks and bridges)


264,207.00


Fire Department


2,391.00


Miscellaneous .


2,835.00


$513,950.00


Maturing Debt 1915


Municipal Debt


$139,200.00


Parks Debt.


2,000.00


Street Improvement


7,300.00


Sewer.


34,000.00


Water


66,500.00


Refunding.


15,000.00


$264,000.00


Debt Falling Due Each Month in 1916


Municipal


Parks


St. Imp. Water


Sewer ' Refunding


January


25,200


February


4,000


March


2,000


$10,000


$4,000


April


2,000


$800


15,000


12,500


May


4,500


10,500


9,000


June


21,400


1,000


1,000


July


41,300


1,000


2,500


August


14,800


1,500


21,000


1,000


September


8,500


2,000


1,000


15,000


October


8,000


2,000


3,000


2,500


November


2,500


500


December


5,000


.


4,000


$139,200


$2,000


$7,300


$66,500


$34,000


$15,000


Total $264,000. To which must be added $25,500 of Municipal Loans coming due in 1916, the bonds for which will be issued in 1916 under date of December 1, 1915.


Bonds matured 1915.


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MUNICIPAL FINANCES ILLUSTRATED 1


The following diagram shows how the revenue of 1915 derived from taxes and ordinary receipts, excluding all money borrowed, will be expended


AND PROPERTY


PROTECTION OF PERSONS


GENERAL


GOVERNMENT


HEALTH AND SANITATION


CHARITIES


4CENTS


WATER 2 CENTS


HIGHWAYS 8 CENTS


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CITY OF QUINCY 1915.


STATE AND COUNTY 19 CENTS


.


EDUCATION 23 CENTS


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LA


DEBT AND INTEREST 24 CENTS


"Highways" include Repairs on Streets, Street Watering and Street Lighting. "Protection of Persons and Property" includes Police, Fire, Gypsy Moth, Sealer of Weights and Building Inspection. "Education" includes Schools and Library.


HENRY O. FAIRBANKS,


Auditor of Accounts.


4 CENTS


3CENTS


13 CENTS


Auditor's Statement Dec. 31, 1915


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro.


Bal. 1914


Tax Levy


Receipts


Transfers


Less Transf. Tot. Credits


Expended


Balance


General Government


City Council - Salaries.


1,100.00


Other Expenses .


475.00


100.00


575.00


467.83


107.17


Mayor - Salary and Wages


2,500.00


1,535.75


1,434.67


101.08


Other Expenses .


1,500.00


35.75


12.00


2,236.00


2,236.00


Other Expenses .


450.00


5.97


21.22


477.19


477.19


... .


Treasurer - Salary and Wages


2,380.00


85.56


585.56


532.16


53.40


Tax Collector - Salary and Wages


2,101.00


. .


2,101.00


2,101.00


Other Expenses


3,150.00


36.62


3,186.62


2,067.72


1,118.90


Assessors - Salaries and Wages


6,360.00


.. . .


6.75


806.75


806.75


. ..


Other Expenses


1,990.00


94.10


58.75


2,025.35


1,916.93


108.42


City Solicitor - Salary .


1,400.00


. .


1,400.00


1,400.00


131.17


Other Expenses .


175.00


13.00


2,393.00


2,393.00


Other Expenses


700.00


100.49


56.76


743.73


695.55


48.18


Adv. Ordinances .


100.00


143.76


243.76


243.76


City Messenger - Salary


250.00


·


15.00


3,195.00


3,195.00


Other Expenses


450.00


1.45


16.79


468.24


468.24


Engineer -- Salary


1,800.00


1,942.63


3,742.63


3,742.63


. ..


Other Expenses


2,500.00


3.88


1,942.63


561.25


557.96


3.29


Elections - Salaries and Wages


3,150.00


3,150.00


2,941.00


209.00


Other Expenses .


1,900.00


175.00


2,075.00


2,046.88


28.12


Care of City Hall


Care of Other Public Buildings


12,058.00


1,515.92| 1,794.15


15,368.07


15,368.07


.....


.


.


...


....


2,380.00


2,380.00


. . .


Other Expenses .


.


56


..


.


.


175.00


43.83


City Clerk - Salary and Wages


2,380.00


.. .


.


.


250.00


250.00


.. .


Commissioner - Salary and Wages


3,180.00


·


.


.


.


.....


.


Temporary Clerks


· 800.00


52.00


6,412.00


6,412.00


.....


. .


.. ..


. .


1,100.00


1,100.00


2,500.00


2,500.00


Auditor - Salary and Wages


2,224.00


500.00


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro.


Bal 1914


Tax Levy


Receipts


Transfers |Less Transf. Tot. Credits Expended| Balance


Protection of Life and Property


Police - Salary and Wages


47,442.00


176.01


400.00


47,218.01


46,726.30


491.71


Other Expenses


.


.


4,633.00


158.81


23.59


400.00


5,215.40


5,002.60


212.80


Signal Wires .


2,000.00


. .


70.00


2,070.00


1,187.33


882.67


Fire - Salary and Wages


41,000.00


41,000.00


40,541.81


458.19


Other Expenses


12,182.00


552.90


12,734.90


23,022.80


122.10


Hydrants .


10,410.00


....


11,000.00


10,650.00


350.00


Building Inspector - Salary


1,200.00


1,200.00


1,200.00


. .


Other Expenses .


850.00


850.00


734.08


115.92


Sealer of Weights - Salary .


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


.


.


. .


6,516.00


6,516.00


.....


Covering Sachem Brook


200.00


94.89


105.11


105.11


300.00


Health and Sanitation


Board of Health .


Salaries and Wages


1,626.00


6.00


7.00


1,639.00


1,639.00


Vital Statistics


600.00


600 00


600.00


Contagious Diseases


10,000.00


789.10


747.60


11,536.70


11,364.88


171.82


Dispensary


1,000.00


218.79


781.21


781.21


Other Expenses


1,374.00


159.80


7.00


1,526.80


1,526.80


Medical Inspectors


600.00


. . ...


. .


.


. .


·


. . .


17.24


82.76


82.76


.


·


.


.


. . .


.


.


..


.


.


108.04


108.04


Plumbing Inspector .


1,400.00


. .


159.87


3,005.82


3,347.69


3,347.69


House Connections


1,895.68


10,372.48


[12,268.16


[11,835.69|


432.47


.


...


.


. .


·


.


.


1,400.00


1,400.00


.. .


.


Sewer Maintenance .


182.00


....


.


.....


.


.


600.00


600.00


. . ...


Sanitary Inspector


780.00


780.00


780.00


Provision Inspector


300.00


300.00


300.00


Other Expenses .


100.00


Animal Inspector


200.00


200.00


200.00


Milk Inspector


150.00


Other Expenses .


150.00


41.96


150.00


150.00


..


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.


·


. .


....


400.00


399.55


. 45


Other Expenses .


400.00


Gypsy Moth


6,516.00


300.00


300.00


Common St. Widening .


.


57


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.


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.


· ....


.


.


Fire Equipment .


11,000.00


10,410.00 S


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro.


Bal. 1914


Tax Levy


Receipts


Transfers


Less Trans Tot. Credits


Expended


Balance


Collection of Ashes


7,000.00


.


145.86


6,854.14


6,854.14


..


Collection of Garbage


10,000.00


288.37


10,288.37


10,288.37


.. .


Care of Brooks


800.00


59.12


740.88


740.88


.....


Scavenger


5,595.00


617.91


4,977.09


4,977.09


.. . .


Highways


Gen. Expenses


53,031.00


9,191.11


218.48


62,006.63


61,782.35


224.28


Removal of Snow


Street Sprinkling


15,024.00


235.80


37,035.80


37,035.80


.. .


Street Construction


Charities


Salarics and Wages


1,924.00


5.00


6.00


1,935.00


1,935.00


Other Expenses


25,065.00


1,176.05


89.73


6.00


26,324.78


23,821.09


2,503.69


City Hospital .


5,000.00


5,000.00


5,000.00


Soldiers Benefits


State Aid, Soldiers', and Military Aid


9,400 00


9,400.00


8,986.00


414.00


Education


Administration


6,500.00


2.84


99.51


6,602.35


6,602.35


Instruction


156,385.00


Text Books


4,750.00


1,406.85


6,156.85


6,156.85


Operation


24,216.73


635.85


1,897.77


2,210.26


24,540.09


23,932.68


607.41


Maintenance .


250.00


500.00


49.42


799.42


299.42


500.00


Miscellaneous


3,200.00


21.35


27.52


3,248.87


3,248.87


Evening Schools .


2,650.00


198.72


2,848.72


2,848.72


...


.


....


428.24


6,928.24


6,928.24


.. . .


Ind. Industrial School


10,632.27


755.85


500.00


23.58


11,864.54


11,864.54


Industrial Evening School


1,550.00


73.91


605.59


679.50


679.50


. .


.


Crane Public Library


12,345.00


2,419.48


·


.


14,764.48


14,764.48


.


Recreation


Parks, Bath and Playgrounds .


2,632.00


1.75


125.00


2,758.75


2,729.61


29.14


Equipping Playground Ward Six


500.00


.


·


500.00


500.00


...


.


. .


58


3,172.50


153,212.50


153,212.50


.. .


. .


.


..


.


800.00


1.69


2,348.31


2,348.31


. .


.


Street Lighting


36,800.00


1,500.00


13,524.00


13,524.00


.


Stationery and Supplies


6,500.00


.... .


...


Industrial School Receipts


..


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro.


Bal 1914


Tax Levy


Receipts


Transfers


Less Tran Tot. Credits


Expended


Balance


Unclassified


G. A. R. Post & J. A. Boyd Camp


500.00


500.00


500.00


Awards & Claims


3,000.00


40.85


.... .


3,040.85


1,358.18


1,682.67


Skating Places


200.00


200.00


. . .


. . .


Celebration July 4th


1,500.00


1,441.15


58.85


Machine Gun Squad


1,500.00


·


.


. .


.


.


300.00


297.05


2.95


Enterprises


Water Maintenance .


11.00


2,306.21


16,965.96


186.00


19,097.17


19,097.17


Special Repairs


5,085.00


232.11


3,127.31


8,444.42


8,097.18


347.24


Debts and Interest


Interest Temporary Loans .


16,000.00


16,000.00


15,309.68


690.32


Interest General Debt


31,883.10


31,883.10


31,883.10


Interest Sewer


24,131.00


24,131.00


24,131.00


· ....


Interest Water


26,471.75


26,471.75


26,471.75


. . .


Bonds .


176,735.64


176,735.64


176,735.64


. .


Sewer


31,000.00


. 31,000.00


31,000.00


Water .


65,500.00


65,500.00


65,500.00


475.00


Hancock Cemetery


Unexpended Balances 1914


705.79


1,736.29


1,650.01


792.07


747.19


44.88


Trust Accounts


Woodward Income


·


15,391.02


15,391.02


15,391.02


. . . .


Perpetual Care Income


1,695.44


1,665.79


29.65


29.65


Rock Island Income


22.33


40.40


62.73


39.55


23.18


C. E. French Income


125.00


121.67


3.33


3.33


... . .


C. C. Johnson Cemetery Income


.....


....


. .


. .


. . . .


.


. . .


.


24.48


11.00


13.48


Williams Fund, Burial In come


. .


24.48


Rents, Burial Dept. .


120.00


120.00


. .


.


Refund Tax Sales


67.50


67.50


67.50


. . .


Planning Board


250.00


250.00


243.45


6.55


Board of Survey .


300.00


10,000.00


10,000.00


10,000.00


Cemetery Board .


.... .


General City


475.00


475.00


C. C. Johnson Turkey Income


. . .


59


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...


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro.


Bal. 1914


Tax Levy


Receipts


Transfers


LessTian Tot. Credits


Expended


Balance


Premium and Interest on Bonds


1,449.99


946.71


1,449.99


946.71


505.00


441.71


Refund on Taxes. .


914.93


. .


914.93


914.93


Refund on Assessments .


56.52


56.52


56.52


Foundation, Grading Receipts


1,213.79


1,213.79


Scavenger Deposits


2,306.20


2,306.20


1,608.20


698.00


Cranch School Furnishing


125.00


125.00


124.75


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Summary


Temporary Loans


800,000.00


Norfolk County


27,184.99


.


....


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. .


...


.... .


Revenue Payment . . 1,072,204.60


.


.


.


.


. .


.


Non Revenue Payment .


188,482.88


. .


. . .


.


..


.


. . .


.....


State of Massachusetts


186,824.85


.


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.


. .


TOTAL


2.274 ,697.32


625,067 .00 10 , 374 .51 225 ,590. 19 227 , 122.62 15,661. 41 |17 ,400.67 1086 , 415.06 1072,204.60 14 ,210.46


. .


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6


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro.


Bal. 1914


Tax Levy


Receipts


Transfers


Less Tran.


Tot. Credits


Expended


Balance


Non-Revenue


Sewer Construction


25,000.00


344.24


25,344.24


25,285.23


59.01


Surface Drains 1912


. . .


.


548.42


114.41


434.01


Surface Drains 1914


762.22


762.22


762.22


Surface Drains 1915


6,900.00


6,900.00


6,900.00


Highway Con. 1914 .


2,000.00 10,499.41


12,499.41


12,469.41


30.00


Highway Con. 1915


15,300.00


15,300.00


15,300.00


Crosswalks


53.43


53.43


53.43


Hancock St. 1911


702.14


702.14


611.41


90.73


Hancock St. 1914


25,926.62


6,000.00


19,926.62


18,472.51


1,454.11


Sidewalks 1913


104.29


104.29


104.29


Sidewalks 1914


257.44


. .


257.44


257.44


Sidewalks 1915


9,500.00


13.50


9,513.50


9,289.85


223.65


Hancock St. 1915 Sidewalk


957.26


1,200.00


2,157.26


1,528.02


629.24


Adams School Building .


1,098.29


1,036.79


61.50


61.50


Adams School Furniture


1,066.83


463.21


603.62


442.20


161.42


Atherton Hough Building


9,849.51


1,731.67


8,117.84


8,117.84


.....


Atherton Hough Furniture .


64.53


730.07


794.60


794.60


Montclair School Furniture


514.46


458.21


56.25


56.25


Montclair School Grading


271.86


271.86


. . .


. ....


.


.


50.00


50.00


Quincy School Furniture


26.06


26.06


Wollaston School Grading


332.69


268.33


64.36


64.36


Ward 2 School Lot


5,585.64


5,585.64


5,585.64


... .


Bath House


7.19


7.19


7.19


Public Landing


294.60


294.60


294.60


.


Water Construction


15,000.00


471.41


21,623.11


37,094.52


36,832.71


261.81


Water Meters


1,263.77


1,263.77


1,263.77


....


Water Deposits


240.00


4,410.00


4,650.00


4,260.00


390.00


Perpetual Care Fund


2,925.00


2,925.00


2,925.00


....


Playground Fund


425.30


425.30


425.30


.


.


. .. . .


. .


.


1,500.00


471.65


1,028.35


1,028.35


.


Quincy School Building


50.00


..


..


. .


..


..


·


. .


. . .


. .


61


.


· . ..


.


.


·


Montclair School Building .


548.42


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro.


Bal. 1914


TaxLevy


Receipts


Transfers


LessTrans Tot. Credits


Expended


Balance


Tax Title Refund


1,498.41


.


1,498.41


1,498.41


Tailings Fund


32.75


. .


.


..


32.75


32.75


Norfolk Downs Schools Lot


9,700.00


·


. .


.


.


.


.


.


.


..


Williams Trust Fund


400.00


400.00


400.00


Hancock St. S. W. and Temple St.


1,500.00


700.00


2,200.00


1,745.63


454.37


City Hospital.


83.86


83.86


83.86


East Howard St.


1,000.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


Schoo! Street Widening


3,000.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


Sea Wall .


3,000.00


3,000.00


2,732.11


267.89


Beale Street Sidewalk


800.00


800.00


702.84


97.16


Accepted Street 1915


15,800.00


. .


2,000.00


6,500.00


6,500.00


Purchase of Chairs


497.71


497.71


497.71


South Street Ledge


300.00


300.00


300.00


Willard Street


3,000.00


3,000.00


2,760.32


239.68


TOTAL


112,650.00 61,717.61


30,986.63 10 ,727.78 10,727.78


205,354.24


188,482.88 16,871.36


·


·


.


.


. .


.


.


62


.


Tide Gate


450.00


450.00


450.00


9,700.00


9,700.00


.. .


. .


.


15,800.00


5,439.33 10,360.67


Purchase of Arnold Estate .


4,500.00


H. O. FAIRBANKS, City, Auditor.


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Treasurer's Statement


RECEIPTS


Cash on Hand January 1, 1915


$109,847.25


General Revenue


Taxes 1915


598,327.09


Previous years


375,904.23


Licenses


2,987.00


Permits


448.50


Court Fines


3,662.87


Departmental Fines


Grants and Gifts (Dog Licenses)


2,419.48


Grants and Gifts


3,918.59


Special Assessments


Street Sprinkling


6,267.27


Gypsy Moth


1,019.98


Sidewalks


2,344.08


Sewer Assessments


14,564.48


Sewer Particular


10,361.98


Street Betterment


1,757.72


State of Massachusetts


39,952.94


General Government


Tax Collector - Costs


3,283.62


City Clerk


477.15


Police Department


54.55


Fire Department


301.11


Building Inspector


1,397.00


Board of Health - Contagious Diseases


359.72


Miscellaneous - deposits


2,306.20


Miscellaneous .


80.00


Milk Inspector


130.50


Ashes


516.68


Garbage


2,860.28


Scavenger


2,481.10


Inspector Meats and Provisions


208.00


Highways


1,182.96


Poor Department


3,665.82


School Department


3,176.03


Public Services


Water Rates 1915


139,738.20


Water Rates 1914 and prior Water Construction


13,548.11


Cemetery - Miscellaneous


6,557.50


Cemetery Foundations


1,213.79


Interest


Tax Collector - Taxes


14,530.94


Tax Collector - Assessments and Deposits


3,852.77


2,686.46


Sealer Weights and Measures


64


City Treasurer


1,816.21


Perpetual Care Fund


1,695.44


Other Trust Accounts


15,667.76


Accrued Interest on Bonds


589.22


Municipal Indebtedness


Temporary Loans


825,000.00


Water Loans


15,000.00


Sewer Loans


25,000.00


General Loans


72,650.00


Premium on bonds


358.29


Agency and Trust Accounts


Tax Titles Refunded


1,498.41


Perpetual Care Fund


2,925.00


Water Deposits


4,410.00


Quincy City Hospital


83.86


Departmental Refund Account


541.79


Other Trust Funds


432.75


General Revenue


Excise Tax City


6,059.92


Sewer Main


3.00


Miscellaneous City


36.75


Water Revenue .


13,420.00


Sewer Particulars


10.50


TOTAL


$2,365,590.85


EXPENDITURES


Paid out on Mayor's Warrants 1915


$2,274,697.32


Cash on Hand 90,893.53


TOTAL.


$2,365,590.85


Cash on hand, December 1, 1915


$133,147.96


Cash Receipts, December, 1915


76,068.92


Cash Expenditures, December, 1915


118,323.35


Cash on hand, January 1, 1916


90,893.53


JOHN CURTIS, Treasurer.


65


SCHEDULE 1. - RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE


Current Year:


Poll


$17,048.00


Personal


118,055.27


Real Estate


463,223.82


$598,327.09


Previous Years:


Poll


$2,304.00


Personal


52,396.91


Property


317,118.49


Tax Titles Redeemed


4,084.83


375,904.23


From State:


Corporation


$28,087.03


Street Railway


6,457.82


Bank


780.59


35,325.44


Licenses and Permits


Licenses:


Amusement


$479.00


Auctioneers


18.00


Express


114.00


Junk


300.00


Pool and Billiard


545.00


Victuallers


265.00


All Other


1,116.00


2,837.00


Permits:


Marriage


$448.00


Peddlers


150.00


All Other


.50


598.50


Fines and Forfeits


East Norfolk Court


$2,930.87


Dedham Court


732.00


3,662.87


Grants and Gifts


From State:


Reimbursements to In-


dustrial School


$3,918.59


From County:


Dog Licenses


2,419.48


6,338.07


Amount carried forward


.$1,022,993.20


$1,022,993.20


Taxes Revenue for Expenses


Outlay


Total


66


Amount brought forward. ... $1,022,993.20


$1,022,993.20 COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Special Assessments Revenue for Expenses Outlay


Street Sprinkling


$6,267.27


Gypsy Moth


1,019.98


Street Betterments


1,757.72


Sidewalks .


2,344.08


Main Sewers


14,564.48


Particular Sewers


10,361.98


Excise Tax, City


$6,059.92


$36,315.51 6,059.92


DEPARTMENTAL General Government


City Treasurer, Costs


$960.02


Tax Collector, Costs


2,323.60


City Clerk, Recording, etc. .


244.95


City Clerk, Dog License Fees.


232.20


3,760.77


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department:


Meals


$37.00


Service of officers


17.55


Sealer of Weights and Measures:


Fees


301.11


301.11


Building Inspector :


Fees


1,397.00


1,397.00


Gypsy Moth


Labor


29.60


29.60


Health and Sanitation


Health:


Contagious Diseases


$359.72


Inspector of Meats


208.00


Inspector of Milk


130.50


698.22


Sanitation:


Sewer Maintenance


Labor


$13.50


13.50


Health:


Ashes


516.68


Garbage


2,860.28


Scavenger


2,481.10


Sale of wagon


80.00


5,938.06


Amount carried forward .... $1,077,561.44


$1,077,561.44


Total


54.55


67


Amount brought forward $1,077,561.44 $1,077,561.44


Highways


Revenue for Expenses


Outlay


Total


Street General:


Use of roller


$840.43


Sale of Materials


132.31


Sale of Horse


50.00


Street Oiling


113.08


Labor


47.14


$1,182.96


Charities


Almshouse:


Board


$66.63


Sale of Stock


47.00


113.63


Reimbursements from :


Individuals


$144.14


Cities and Towns


1,407.19


State


2,000.86


3,552.19


Soldiers Benefits:


State Aid


$4,415.00


Military Aid


112.50


Soldiers' Burials


100.00


4,627.50


Education and Libraries


School Department:


From State


$417.50


Other Tuition


198.75


Sale of Books, and Sup- plies


166.76


Rent of Hall


352.00


1,135.01


Industrial Day School:


Cities and Towns


$1,285.17


Industrial Work


755.85


2,041.02


Unclassified


Refund of Tax Costs


$7.15


7.15


Amount carried forward


$1,090,220.90


$1,090,220.90


68


Amount brought forward ..... $1,090,220.90 Public Service Enterprises


$1,090,220.90


Revenue for Expenses Outlay Total


Water Department:


Water Rates 1915


$139,738.20


Water Rates Previous


2,686.46


Water Rates Departmen- tal


13,420.00


Sale of Horse


217.50


Construction


$13,548.11 $13,548.11 156,062.16


Cemeteries


Burial Department:


Sale of Lots and Graves.


$3,100.35


Care of Lots and Graves.


2,080.50


Opening Graves


1,308.00


Foundation and Grading


1,053.44


Rents


120.00


Miscellaneous


109.00


7,771.29


Interest


Interest on Deposits


$2,718.73


Interest on Taxes


14,530.94


Interest on Assessments


2,950.25


Interest on Perpetual Care


1,695.44


Interest on other Perpetual Care


155.54


Interest on other Trust Funds


121.20


Interest on Woodward Fund.


15,391.02


Interest and Premium on


Bonds


947.51


38,510.63


Municipal Indebtedness


Anticipation of Taxes


$825,000.00


Loans for City Purposes


72,650.00


Loans for Sewer.


25,000.00


Loans for Water


15,000.00


937,650.00


Amount carried forward


$1,292,564.98 $951,198.11 $2,243,763.09


69


Amount brought forward $1,292,564.98 $951,198.11 $2,243.763.09 Refunds


Revenue for Expenses Outlay Total


Department Duplicate Bills . $254.29


Police, Return of Reels


70.00


$324.29


Agency and Trust


Trust:


City Hospital


$83.86


Scavenger Deposits


$2,306.20


2,306.20


Tax Title Refunds


1,498.41


Perpetual Care Funds


3,325.00


Pay Roll Tailings


32.75


Water Service Deposits.


4,410.00


9,350.02


Total $1,295,195.47 $960,548.13 $2,255,743.60


Revenue Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1915 $48,139.64 Non-revenue cash on hand Jan. 1, 1915 $61,707.61 Revenue Receipts 1,295,195.47 Non-revenue and Temporary Account 960,548.13


$1,343,335.11


$1,022,255.74


Summary


Revenue Cash and Receipts $1,343,335.11


Non-Revenue Cash and Receipts 1,022,255.74


Total Receipts and Cash on hand


$2,365,590.85


70


71


SCHEDULE 11. - PAYMENTS.


GENERAL GOVERNMENT.


City Council.


Salaries :


Clerk of Council


$400.00


Clerk of Committee


500.00


Clerk of Finance


200.00


Stationery and Postage


57.26


Advertising and Printing


222.58


Carfares


58.00


Typewriting


84.93


Flowers


30.00


Witness fees


.70


Office Supplies


14.36


$1,567.83


Mayor.


Salaries :


Mayor


$2,500.00


Clerk


212.00


Stationery and Postage


79.27


Advertising and Printing


95.47


Telephone


74.19


Office Supplies


44.21


Flowers .


15.00


Photograph and Framing


19.00


Posting Notices


5.00


Contingent


Municipal Garage Plans


25.00


Grand Stand .


30.00


Loan of Chairs


4.70


Travelling Expenses Dock Commissioner


173.00


Expert on Water Investigation


105.00


Recording Fees


4.49


Constable Fees


1.20


Ringing Bells


10.00


Planting Tree


2.00


Care of Clock


50.00


Publishing City Report


485.14


3,934.67


Amount carried forward


$5,502.50


72


Amount brought forward


$5,502.50


Auditor.


Salaries :


Auditor


$1,600.00


Auditor's Clerk


622.00


Extra Clerks


49.55


Stationery and Postage


48.34


Printing


65.57


Telephone


69.01


Office Supplies


121.12


Stenography


33.50


Binding Books


13.00


Books.


13.75


Chart and Printing


5.00


Classification Sheets


35.75


Repairs on Machine


2.75


Office Furniture


8.00


Petty Cash Items


19.10


Pay Roll Sheets


6.75


2,713.19


Treasurer.


Salaries :


Treasurer


$1,600.00


Clerk


780.00


Extra Clerk


16.00


Stationery and Postage


111.54


Printing


164.40


Telephone


28.06


Surety Bond


150.00


Office Supplies


52.16


Petty Cash Items


10.00


2,912.16


Tax Collector.


Salaries:


Tax Collector


$125.00


Deputy Collector


556.00


Clerk Extra Clerks


162.00


Stationery and Postage


790.32


Printing and Advertising


149.65


Telephone


39.18


Surety Bond


150.00


Office Supplies


94.02


Recording Fees


96.55


Notary Public Fees


30.00


4,168.72


Amount carried forward


$15,296.57


.


1,976.00


73


Amount brought forward


$15,296.57


Assessors.


Salaries :


1 Assessors


$2,900.00


Assistant Assessors


600.00


Clerks


2,912.00


Temporary Clerks


806.75


Stationery and Postage


32.04


Printing and Advertising


495.51


Carriage Hire and Fares.


241.90


Telephone


49.17


Office Supplies


244.15


Record of Transfers


381.18


Books


13.00


Repairs


7.00


Badges


4.50


Information


372.67


Expenses


3.50


Interpreter .


5.00


Express, Supplies, Fares, etc.


50.00


Stenography


17.31


9,135.68


Other Finance Offices.


Certification of Bonds


505.00


505.00


Law.


Salary:


City Solicitor


1,400.00


Stationery and Postage


2.25


Books .


31.00


Copies of Records


8.00


Express


.33


Photographs


2.25


1,443.83


City Clerk.


Salaries :


City Clerk


1,600.00


Clerk


793.00


Stationery and Postage


108.76


Printing and Advertising


135.70


Telephone


31.30


Office Supplies


329.65


Bond


5.00


Dog Checks


13.00


Posting Notices


26.80


Freight and Express


5.34


Petty Cash Items


40.00


3,088.55


Amount carried forward


$29,469.63


1


74


Amount brought forward


$29,469.63


City Messenger.


Salary :


City Messenger 250.00


250.00


Public Works.


Salaries:


Commissioner


$2,400.00


Clerk


795.00


Purchasing Agent


246.98


Stationery and Postage


12.27


Printing


13.00


Telephone


63.69


Office Supplies


73.38


Dues to Association


3.00


Express


. 27


Sundry Expenses and Items


50.65


Rent of Garage


5.00


3,663.24


Engineering Department.


Salaries :


City Engineer


1,800.00


Assistants


1,942.63


Clerk


49.00


Postage


2.00


Printing


8.00


Telephone


38.35


Car Fares


87.25


Instruments


41.25


Office Supplies


241.73


Stakes .


54.88


Typewriting


10.85


Hardware


7.15


Petty Cash Items


17.50


4,300.59


Amount carried forward


$37,683.46


75


Amount brought forward.


Election and Registration.


Salaries:


Registrars


$1,000.00


Election Officers


1,791.00


Clerk


150.00


Other Assistants


28.00


Stationery and Postage


89.20


Printing and Advertising


964.69


Carriages


81.00


Rents .


181.00


Office Supplies


40.62


Books .


11.40


Ballot Box


50.00


Counting Board


45.00


Counter Box


4.75


Posting Notices


31.00


Fitting up Booths


114.22


Meals for Officers


326.35


Typewriting


24.75


Petty Cash Items


10.90


Extra Clerical Services


44.00


City Hall.


Salaries :


Janitor


$960.00


Janitor's Assistant


838.05


Extra Assistant


238.59


Fuel


464.62


Ice


51.68


Janitor's Supplies


153.77


Repairs


226.14


Furniture and Repairs


55.68


Boiler Insurance


51.50


Plants .


27.86


Box Rent


2.00


Water Department


58.00


3,932.36


Maintenance of Buildings.


Police Department :


Labor


$225.17


Material


126.88


Fire Department :


Labor


1,163.93


Material


696.24


Highways:


Material


2.79


Poor Department :


Labor


104.21


Material


347.76


School Department:


Labor


4,075.90


Material


4,692.83


11,435.71


Amount carried forward


$58,039.41


$37,683.46


4,987.88


1


Lighting


804.47


76


Amount brought forward $58,039.41


Protection of Persons and Property.


Police.


Salaries and Wages:


Chief


$1,500.00


Lieutenants and Sergeants


5,822.49


Patrolmen .


30,532.50


Reserve and Special


5,643.62


Other Employees


2,642.59


Pensions


612.60


Fuel and Light :


Coal and Wood


169.38


Gas and Electricity


164.14


Equipment and Repairs:


Motor Car


918.00


Equipment for Men


323.93


Auto R pairs and Maintenance


1,150.75


Other Equipment


242.27


Maintenance of Buildings:


Repairs


57.45


Janitors' Supplies


60.49


Furniture and Furnishings


23.70


Cleaning Station


6.00


Water Rates


33.00


Other Expenses:


Stationery, Printing and Postage


267.31


Office Supplies


30.33


Telephone


370.36


Legal Services


15.00


Medical Services


15.00


Care of Prisoners


228.58


Express


15.83


Photographs and Cabinet


139.00


Meals for Policemen


10.70


Use of Launch


1.00


Auto Hire


14.00


Officers' Expenses


517.23


Investigation Expenses


162.00


Interpreter


2.00


Detective Agency


5.00


Repairs on Police System


12.20


Sundry Expenses


20.45


51,728.90


Police Department, Signal Wires.


Equipment


$980.66


Labor


206.67


1,187.33


Amount carried forward


$110,955.64


1


77


Amount brought forward $110,955.64


Fire.


Salaries and Wages:


Chief Engineer


$1,500.00


Firemen


33,990.75


Call Men


4,454.42


Other Employees.


163.00


Pensions


549.64


Horses and Care of Same:


Horse Hire


36.00


Hay and Grain


3,222.27


Shoeing


609.90


Veterinary and Medicine




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