Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1916, Part 2

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1916
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To the City Councillors, Quincy, Mass.


In accordance with the ordinance of the city, I submit the annual report of my department, showing in detail the receipts and expenditures of each department.


Also several statements showing the financial condition of the city at the close of the financial year, December 31, 1916.


HENRY O. FAIRBANKS, City Auditor.


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


CITY OF QUINCY, IN COUNCIL.


Ordered,


March 14, 1916.


That the several sums named herein be and are hereby appropriated for the payment of the expenses of the city of Quincy for the financial year. beginning January 1, 1916, and ending December 31, 1916, to be ex- pended by and under the direction of the several officers or boards as herein designated, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 719 of the Acts of 1913.


That the appropriations for Water Maintenance and Clerical be paid from Water Receipts.


That the appropriation for Sewer Maintenance and Clerical be paid from Sewer Assessment Receipts.


That the sums herein appropriated, in the budget, are for the current running expenses of the departments and not for the purchase of auto- mobiles.


General Government.


City Council, salaries.


$1,100.00


Other expenses


300.00


$1,400.00


Mayor, salary .


$2,500.00


Other expenses .


1,500.00


4,000.00


City Auditor, salary


$1,600.00


Clerk . .


780.00


Other expenses.


450.00


2,830.00


City Treasurer, salary


$1,600.00


Clerk .


832.00


Other expenses


550.00


Adding machine


300.00


Tax Collector, salary


$1,500.00


Clerk.


832.00


Clerk .


780.00


Clerk .


676.00


Other expenses


1,300.00


Assessors, salaries


$2,800.00


Clerk


988.00


Clerk .


780.00


Clerk .


728.00


Clerk .


676.00


Temporary clerks


600.00


Other expenses .


2,225.00


Assessors plans.


· 1,000.00


City Clerk, salary


$1,600.00


Clerk. .


832.00


Other expenses.


700.00


Advertising ordinances.


100.00


City Solicitor, salary


$1,400.00


Other expenses .


300.00


Grade crossings


800.00


3,282.00


5,088.00


9,797.00


3,232.00


2,500.00


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City Messenger, salary


$250.00


$250.00


Commissioner of Public Works.


2,400.00


Clerk ..


832.00


Other expenses .


200.00


3,432.00


City Engineer, salary


$1,800.00


Assistants .


2,500.00


Clerk .


156.00


Other expenses


550.00


Grade crossings


700.00


Survey of cemetery


500.00


Registrars, salaries


$3,418.00


Other expenses


2,200.00


Care of City Hall


$3,400.00


Repair of public buildings.


S,000.00


8,000.00


Police Department, salary chief .


1,500.00


Permanent men .


51,826.00


Clerical services


104.00


Other expenses


2,436.00


55,866.00


Fire Department, salary chief


$1,500.00


Permanent men .


42,000.00


Clerical services


104.00


Other expenses


7,296.00


50,900.00


Building Inspector, salary


$1,200.00


Clerk. .


208.00


Other expenses


542.00


1,950.00


Sealers of Weights and Measures, salary


$1,200.00


Other expenses


302.25


Gypsy Moth:


Superintendent's salary


$1,092.00


Clerk.


156.00


Other expenses


5,252.00


6,500.00


Inspector of Wires, salary


$1,200.00


Clerk ..


208.00


Other expenses


300.00


1,708.00


Board of Health, salaries


$950.00


Clerk.


728.00


Contagious diseases.


10,000.00


Dispensary .


1,600.00


Other expenses


1,500.00


Collection of ashes.


7,000.00


Collection of garbage


10,000.00


Scavenger .


5,000.00


Care of brooks


600.00


Slaughtering.


1 50.00


37,428.00


6,206.00


5,618.00


3,400.00


1,502.25


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Health and Sanitation:


Inspector of Meats


$300.00


Other expenses. .


75.00


Inspector of Milk


150.00


Other expenses. .


100.00


Inspector of Animals


200.00


Medical Inspector .


600.00


Plumbing Inspector


1,400.00


Sanitary Inspector


936.00


Vital Statistics.


600.00


Highways:


Maintenance (including Excise Tax).


$55,000.00


Street lighting


39,000.00


Street sprinkling (schedule furnished by Council)


14,000.00


Repair on crusher .


700.00


108,700.00


Charities:


Poor Department:


Overseer of the Poor, salary .


$800.00


City Physician.


500.00


Clerk. .


780.00


Other expenses


22,000.00


24,080.00


City Hospital.


$5,000.00


5,000.00


Soldiers' Benefits


$9,400.00


9,400.00


G. A. R. Post


$400.00


400.00


J. A. Boyd Camp


$100.00


100.00


Education:


Administration


$7,850.00


Instruction


168,305.00


Textbooks


5,000.00


Operation .


25,700.00


Maintenance.


500.00


Miscellaneous .


3,500.00


Evening Schools .


3,200.00


Stationery and supplies


7,000.00


Independent Industrial School .


16,805.00


Industrial Evening School


2,400.00


Homemaking School


2,400.00


Library :


General expenses and Dog Tax


$13,300.00


13,300.00


Parks:


General expenses


$5,000.00


5,000.00


Unclassified:


Machine Gun Co


$1,200.00


1,200.00


Planning Board


$250.00


250.00


Board of Survey .


$300.00


300.00


Awards and claims.


$1,300.00


1,300.00


Cemeteries:


Superintendent


$1,080.00


Clerk of Board .


300.00


Clerk.


156.00


General expenses


4,564.00


6,100.00


Total.


$637,040.25


$4,361.00


242,660.00


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CITY OF QUINCY


Recapitulation, 1916.


General Government:


City Council


$1,400.00


Mayor. .


4,000.00


City Auditor


2,830.00


City Treasurer


3,282.00


Tax Collector


5,088.00


Assessors.


9,797.00


City Clerk


3,232.00


City Solicitor


2,500.00


City Messenger .


250.00


Commissioner of Public Works.


3,432.00


City Engineer.


6,206.00


Registrars .


5,618.00


Care of City Hall.


3,400.00


Repair of public buildings


8,000.00


Protection of Life and Property:


Police .


$55,866.00


Fire


50,900.00


Building Inspector.


1,950.00


Sealers of Weights and Measures.


1,502.25


Gypsy Moth.


6,500.00


Inspector of Wires


1,708.00


118,426.25


Health and Sanitation:


Board of Health.


$37,428.00


Board of Health Sanitation


4,361.00


41,789.00


·Highways


$108,700.00


108,700.00


Charities:


Poor Department


$24,080.00


Other charities


14,900.00


38,980.00


Education :


Schools


$242,660.00


242,660.00


Library


$13,300.00


13,300.00


Parks


$5,000.00


5,000.00


Unclassified


$3,050.00


3,050.00


Cemeteries including receipts from sale and care


of lots


$6,100.00


6,100.00


Grand Total.


$637,040.25


By the Water Department.


To be paid from water receipts of 1916 and taxes to be levied :


Water debt falling due


$66,500.00


Water interest falling due


24,147.25


Maintenance. .


13,000.00


Relays and repairs.


3,000.00


Clerk


936.00


Clerk .


624.00


Temporary clerks.


750.00


..


$108,957.25


$58,535.00


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


By the Sewer Department.


To be paid from assessment receipts and taxes to be levied:


Sewer debt falling due


$34,000.00


Interest falling due.


23,377.00


Maintenance.


3,000.00


Clerk


780.00


By the City Treasurer - Bonds Coming Due.


City debt .


$164,700.00


Street improvement debt


7,300.00


Park debt .


2,000.00


Refunding debt


15,000.00


189,000.00


By the City Treasurer - Interest Coming Due.


City debt.


$29,121.00


Street improvement debt.


2,013.50


Park debt.


640.00


Refunding debt .


4,200.00


Temporary loans


15,000.00


50,974.50


Passed to be ordained March 20, 1916.


Attest: George T. Magee, Clerk of Council.


Approved, March 22, 1916.


GUSTAVE B. BATES, Mayor.


A true copy. Attest: Emery L. Crane, City Clerk.


ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS WERE MADE DURING THE YEAR IN SUPPLEMENTARY BUDGETS AS FOLLOWS:


Gypsy Moth (sprayers)


$600.00


Gypsy Moth, expenses .


500.00


Police Department, expenses


1,000.00


Fire Department, auto.


1,000.00


Fire Department, pay of men


350.00


City Solicitor, expenses.


150.00


City Solicitor, grade crossings


500.00


City Engineer, grade crossings


300.00


Commissioner, expenses.


75.00


Assessors' salaries


175.00


Assessors' temporary clerks


500.00


Inspector of Wires, expenses.


300.00


Board of Health -- contagious.


6,500.00


Dispensary


500.00


Ashes.


1,000.00


Garbage


1,000.00


Scavenger


1,000.00


$61,157.00


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Highways. $8,500.00


Street sprinkling


6,000.00


Sea Street .


2,000.00


Quarry Hole.


2,000.00


Sea Wall .


500.00


Adams Street sidewalk


500.00


Paved gutters


4,350.00


Hancock Cemetery


1,000.00


Poor Department


2,000.00


Council .


175.00


Library


3,500.00


Supplementary


$45,975.00


Original budget


637,040.25


Total budget


$683,015.25


ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS WERE MADE FROM ESTIMATED REVENUE AS FOLLOWS:


Refund assessments


$7.88


Refund taxes. .


1,462.20


Soldiers' burials.


250.00


Beale Street Bridge.


1,100.00


Sunny Creek Drain.


1,800.00


Care of City Hall.


700.00


Fire Department, expenses .


1,800.00


Contagious diseases. .


645.18


Collection of garbage.


2,000.00


Printing charter and ordinances


400.00


Cross and Common Streets.


200.00


South Street Drain.


150.00


Poor Department


3,500.00


Furnace Brook.


400.00


$14,415.26


ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS WERE MADE FROM THE UN- EXPENDED BALANCE ACCOUNT OF 1915 AS FOLLOWS:


July Fourth celebration.


$1,000.00


Grading dispensary lot.


700.00


Sealer of Weights.


100.00


Rawson Road .


150.00


Edgemere Road


75.00


$2,025.00


ITEMIZED SCHEDULE OF CITY DEBT


Object of Appropriation


Month Rate 1917


1918


1919


1920


1921


1922


1923


1924


1925


1926


Totals


Coddington School Building ....


7000 Jan.


4 $7000


$7000


.$14,000


Crescent Street.


1700


Eliot Street.


500


Cushing Street ..


500


Bradford Street.


600


Glendale Street.


2500


Jan.


1500


1750


3,250


Wayland Street.


500


Glover Avenue.


1650


Hunt Street. .


1800


High School furnishings ..


3000


Montclair School Building


. 45000


Jan.


4


4500


4500


$4500


$4500


$4500


22,500


Wollaston School Building


75000


Jan.


4


7500


7500


7500


7500


7500


37,500


Norfolk Downs school lot.


9700


Jan.


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


$1000 $1000 $1000


8,000


Fore River Bridge. .


. 41000


Feb.


4


4000


4,000


Quincy School lot.


8000


Mar.


4 1000


1000


1000


1000


4,000


Massachusetts Fields lot ..


4400


Mar.


4


1000


1000


2,000


Adams School grading ..


5500


April


4 1000


1000


1000


3,000


Montclair School lot .. .


7700


May


4


1000


1,000


Quincy School Building .


7000


May


4


1000


1,000


Norfolk Downs School Building .. 15000


May


4 1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


$1500 $1500


15,000


Ward 2 School Building .


15000


May


4 1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


1500


15,000


Widening Hancock Street.


14733


June


4 1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


5,000


Surface drain, 1912


5400 June


4


1000


1,000


Montclair School grading.


5000 June


4 1000


1,000


Miller Street.


800


Elm Street ..


7000


Morton Street


100


Sea Street.


. 10000


Staunton Street.


600


June 4 6000


9,500


Muirhead Street ..


1100


Fairmount Way


2200


Curtis Avenue.


2200


Abigail Avenue.


3500


..


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3500


23


Object of Appropriation


Month Rate


1917


1918


1919


1920


1921


1922


1923


1924


1925


1926


Totals


Sidewalks, 1913.


11275


June


4 2000


2000


4,000


Cemetery land ..


3500


June


4


500


500


500


500


2,000


Surface drain, 1914.


6300


June


4


1000


1000


1000


3,000


Sidewalks, 1914.


6300


June


4 1000


1000


1000


3,000


Surface drain, 1915.


6900


June


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


5,000


Winthrop Street.


2000


June


4


1000


1,000


Sidewalks, 1915. .


9500


June


4 2000


2000


2000


1000


7,000


Hancock Street paving, 1909


10000


July


4 1000


1000


1000


3,000


Holbrook Road .


1100


Franklin Avenue


1500


Murdock Avenue.


1050


East Elm Avenue.


2500


July


4 1000


1000


1000


3,000


Cummings Street.


1850


Norfolk Street ..


1280


Merrymount Road.


1250


Newcomb Place.


2300


Squantum Street.


July


4 1000


1000


2,000


Purchase Insurance Building. Hancock Street.


20000


Sidewalks, 1910.


17600


Sidewalks.


1100


4 5000


5000


4000


3000


17,000


Alarm boxes .


1725


Awards.


2500


Wollaston School lot .. 9400


Hancock Street, 1914.


30500 .July


4 3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


3000


24,000


Surface drain, 1911.


10570 July


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


5,000


Glendale Footway .


650


Euclid Avenue.


1400


Dimmock Street.


1200


Ring Avenue. 1100


July


4 2000


2000


2000


2000


8,000


Kemper Street. . 1800


Marlboro Street.


. 650


Tyler Street. .


3100


Phillips Street.


3000


West Squantum. 7100


.


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,


8000


4500


July


3000


Buckley Street.


2000


1000


Object of Appropriation


Month Rate 1917


1918


1919


1920


1921


1922


1923


1924


1925


1926


Totals


Sidewalks, 1911 .


19530


July


4


2000


2000


1000


6,000


Sidewalks, 1912.


13300


July


4


1000


. 1,000


H. N. School Building.


· 23000


July


4


3000


2000


2000


'2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


17,000


Penn Street. .


7700


July


4 1000


1000


1000


3,000


Glendale Road.


600


Roselin Street.


2500


Park Lane ..


1800


Edison Street.


400


Dysart Street.


2700


Federal Street.


2700


Phillips Street.


2900


Davis Street.


3500


Hamilton Street


1700


4 4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


4000


32,000


Apthorpe Street.


3000


Montclair Avenue


4000


Huckins Avenue. .


4000


Ocean Street.


2000


Winthrop Street.


5000


Goffe Street.


500


Saville Street.


1400


Green Street.


2000


Sea Wall.


3000


4 1000


1000


2,000


School Street ..


3000


4


1000


1000


2,000


Liberty Street.


2000


July


4 7000


7,000


Rock Island Road.


5500


Common Street.


4000


Sea Street ..


6000 July


4 1000


1000 1000


1000


1000


1000


6,000


Monroe Road .


3000


July


4


3000-


3,000


Surface Drains.


9800 July


4


1800


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000 $1000


9,800


Kendrick Avenue drain .. .


500 July


4 500


500


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July


July


Independence Avenue.


3800


July


Object of Appropriation Month Rate 1917 1918


1919 1920


1921


1922


1923


1924


1925


1926


Totals


26


Atlantie Street .


$ 3800


Edgemere Road .


1800


Dimmock Street. . 2500


Verchild Street. 1500 .


Taber Street.


3500


Linden Street .


700


July


4 6000


6000


6000


6000


6000


30,000


Davis Street (part)


5000


Belmont Street.


2200


Pierce Street.


1000


Pope Street. .


3500


Flynt Street.


4000


Lincoln Avenue. .


1500


Atlantic School furnishings 3500


High School furnishings . 700


8308


Coddington School. .


2000


Draining pond ..


800 & Aug.


4


3000


3,000


Alarm boxes


135


Police boxes


600


Beach Street.


150


Hancock Street Bridge.


. 15306


Adams School Building. . .


80000


Aug.


4 8000


8000


8000


8000


8000 8000


48,000


Glenwood Way.


1000


Bellevue Road.


. 2000


Lunt Street. .


. 3400


Madison Avenue.


4000


4 3000


3000


3000


3000


12,000


Bradford Street.


1500


Briggs Street. ..


1800


Beach Street. . .


2100


Granolithic sidewalks .. ..


7475


Aug.


4 3475


2000


2000


7,475


Surface drains .. ..


1800


Aug.


4


1800


..


Lincoln School grading ..


400


Aug.


4


400


400


East Howard Street sidewalk .. . . 700


Sept. 4 700


700


.


.


.


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.


.


.


. .


. .


..


.


·


Aug.


.


1,800


High School Building.


Object of Appropriation


Month Rate


1917


1918


1919


1920


1921


1922


1923


1924


1925


1926


Totals


Lincoln School Building.


12000 Oct.


4 1000


1000


Grove Street .


2000


Sea Street. .


800


Broadway. .


500 > Oct.


4 1000


1000


2,000


Smith Strect.


1700


Coddington School furnishings . .


5200


Bedford Strcet.


2250


Germain Street


3350


Plymouth Street


1600


Ritchie Road.


2175


Ballou Street.


725


4


2000


2000


2000


1000


7,000


Hill Street. .


750


Fayette Street.


1325


Belmont Strect.


3300


Birch Street.


1575


Royal Street. .


1950


Fore River Bridge ..


20061.46


Oct.


4


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


12,000


Beach Street, additional.


450


Oct.


4


450


450


Quincy Point School lot.


5585.64


Nov.


4


1000


1000


1000


3,000


Arnold Estate. .


4500


Nov.


4


1000


1000


1000


3,000


Adams School grading ..


1500


Nov.


4


1500


1,500


Ward 6 Sch. and Ward 2 grading


12000


Nov.


4


3000


3000


3000


3000


12,000


Adams Street widening


5000


Nov.


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


1000


5,000


Newbury Avenue Drain .


500


Nov.


4


500


500


Norfolk Downs highway land ...


3000


Nov.


4


1000


1000


1000


.


3000


Houghs Neck School land ..


4500


Nov.


4


1500


1000


1000


1000


4,500


Houghs Neck School Building.


18000


Dcc.


4


2000


2000


2000


6,000


Squantum School lot .. .


6000


Dec.


4


1000


1000


1000


1000


4,000


Norfolk Downs School Building. . 110000


Dec.


4 11000


11000


11000


11000


11000 11000 11000


11000 11000


99,000


Ward 6 School Building . 110000


Dec.


4


11000


11000


11000


11000


11000


11000 11000 11000 11000


99,000


Improving Fore River.


10000


Dec.


4 2000


2000


2000


2000


2000


10,000


$161625 $126750 $104500 $87500 $71000 $47000 $36000 $36000 $26000 $3000 $699,375


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.


.


.


.


.


2,000


.


Oct.


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CITY OF QUINCY


DEBT STATEMENT.


Gross authorized debt, January 1, 1916. $2,173,450.00


Paid on the above debt during the year 289,500.00


$1,883,950.00


The following loans have been authorized during 1916:


May Norfolk Downs School Building $15,000.00


Ward Two School Building 15,000.00


July Sea Street . .


6,000.00


Monroe Road .


3,000.00


Surface drains


9,800.00


Kendrick Avenue Drain .


500.00


Atlantic Street.


2,800.00


Edgemere Road


1,800.00


Dimmock Street .


2,500.00


Verchild Street .


1,500.00


Taber Street .


3,500.00


Linden Street. .


700.00


Davis Street (part)


5,000.00


Belmont Street .


2,200.00


Pierce Street .


1,000.00


Pope Street .


3,500.00


Flynt Street.


4,000.00


Lincoln Avenue .


1,500.00


Aug. Granolithic sidewalk.


7,475.00


Surface drains


1,800.00


Lincoln School grading


400.00


Sept. East Howard Street sidewalk


700.00


Oct. Beach Street widening


450.00


Nov. Adams School grading


1,500.00


Ward Two School grading


6,000.00


Ward Six School grading


6,000.00


Adams Street widening .


5,000.00


Newbury Avenue Drain .


500.00


Norfolk Downs highway land


3,000.00


*Hough's Neck School land.


4,500.00


*Improving Fore River.


10,000.00


$126,625.00


Water Department .


25,000.00


Sewer Department .


35,000.00


186,625.00


Gross authorized city debt January 1,


1917.


$2,070,575.00


DEBT STATEMENT. Showing Amounts Paid and Authorized.


Jan. 1, 1916 Debt


Paid During Year


Authorized During Year


Jan. 1, 1917 Debt


City debt


$737,450.00 $164,700.00 $126,625.00


$699,375.00


Street improvement


56,500.00


7,300.00


49,200.00


Parks.


16,000.00


2,000.00


14,000.00


Sewer .


622,500.00


34,000.00


35,000.00


623,500.00


Water


636,000.00


66,500.00


25,000.00


594,500.00


Refunding.


105,000.00


15,000.00


90,000.00


.


$2,173,450.00 $289,500.00 $186,625.00 $2,070,575.00 *Not issued in 1916.


29


AUDITOR'S REPORT


RECAPITULATION OF DEBT AND COMPARISON WITH 1915.


1915


1916


Municipal.


$737,450.00


$699,375.00


Street improvement.


56,500.00


49,200.00


Playgrounds.


16,000.00


14,000.00


Sewer


622,500.00


623,500.00


Water.


636,000.00


594,500.00


Refunding


105,000.00


90,000.00


.


...


. . . .


$2,173,450.00 .


$2,070,575.00


Decrease


$102,875.00


.


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CITY OF QUINCY


STATEMENT OF TOTAL DEBTS JANUARY 1, 1917. Amounts Due in Years.


Year


Municipal


Parks


St. Imp't


Sewer


Water


Refunding


Total $297,425


1917


$161,625


$2,000


$7,300


$40,000


$71,500


$15,000


1918


126,750


2,000


7,300


40,000


70,500


15,000


261,550


1919


104,500


2,000


7,300


39,000


70,500


15,000


238,300


1920


87,500


2,000


7,300


39,000


58,500


15,000


209,300


1921


71,000


2,000


7,300


38,000


53,500


15,000


186,800


1922


47,000


2,000


5,300


31,000


48,500


15,000


148,800


1923


36,000


2,000


3,300


30,000


48,500


119,800


1924


36,000


3,300


29,000


25,500


93,800


1925


26,000


800


28,000


2,500


79,300


1926


3,000


26,000


23,000


52,000


1927


23,000


22,000


45,000


1928


23,000


18,000


41,000


1929


22,500


12,000


34,500


1930


20,500


11,000


31,500


1931


19,500


8,000


27,500


1932


... .


.. .


19,500


7,000


26,500


1933


.. . . .


. .


19,500


5,000


21,500


1934


. .


·


. .


18,500


3,000


...


21,500


1936


18,500


3,000


21,500


1937


18,500


3,000


21,500


1938


13,000


2,000


15,000


1939


9,500


2,000


11,500


1940


7,500


1,000


8,500


1941


7,500


7,500


1942


7,500


7,500


1943


5,000


. .


. .


..


...


...


. . . .


. . .


...


. . . .


. . ..


·


. .


. .


. .. .


.. .


·


. .


. .. .


. . . .


.


.. .


....


... .


.... .


1,000


1949


....


... .


... .


.... .


... .


. .. .


... .


.....


$699,375


$14,000


$49,200


$623,500


$594,500


$90,000


$2,070,575


TEMPORARY LOAN ACCOUNT 1916.


Issued


Due


Renewed


Due


Outstanding


Feb. 8, 1916


$100,000


Nov. 23, 1916


Nov. 23, 1916


Feb. 8, 1917


$100,000


Mar. 15, 1916


200,000


Nov. 9, 1916


Nov. 9, 1916


Mar. 15, 1917


200,000


July 25, 1916


100,000


Dec. 20, 1916


Dec. 20, 1916


July 19, 1917


100,000


Sept. 15, 1916


100,000


April 17, 1917


100,000


Oct.


5,1916


100,000


April 5, 1917


100,000


Dec. 28, 1916


75,000


April 10, 1917


75,000


. . .


...


. . .


. .


. . .


. .


....


.


..


·


. . .


. . .


.. .


....


.


. .


. .


.


. .


.. .


5,000


1944


3,000


3,000


1945


2,000


2,000


1946


2,000


2,000


1947


2,000


2,000


1948


1,000


1,000


1,000


1950


1,000


1,000


. . . .


. .


. .


..


..


Total


$675,000


...


...


21,500


1935


18,500


3,000


.... .


. . ..


. .


.. . .


...


. . .


.. .


. . .


.....


..


... .


.. . . .


.


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS - 1916.


Estimated


Actual


City Clerk, licenses


$2,987.00


$3,000.00


City Clerk, permits


448.50


482.00


Court fines


3,662.87


4,132.01


Grants and gifts


3,918.59


4,198.23


Street sprinkling .


6,267.27


5,896.69


Gypsy moth assessment


1,019.98


745.12


Sidewalk assessment


2,344.08


3,323.10


Street assessment


1,757.72


7,529.30


Corporation tax.


28,087.03


31,566.55


Bank tax


780.59


763.40


State aid


4,415.00


4,588.00


Military aid


112.50


Soldiers' burial


100.00


300.00


Tax Collector and Treasurer, costs


3,283.62


2,344.76


City Clerk, sundries


477.15


465.20


Excise tax, State.


6,457.82


Excise tax, City. .


6,059.92


6,582.73


Police Department .


54.55


42.10


Fire Department .


301.11


315.84


Building Inspector .


1,397.00


1,861.00


Wire Inspector


817.00


Board of Health, contagious


359.72


1,573.06


Board of Health, miscellaneous


80.00


4.80


Inspector of Milk.


130.50


111.00


Inspector of Meats


208.00


Ashes.


516.68


743.41


Garbage


2,860.28


2,603.25


Scavenger


2,481.10


2,882.53


Poor


3,665.82


3,128.27


Cemetery


6,557.50


7,899.00


Tax Collector, tax interest.


18,383.71


15,572.09


Tax Collector, interest on assessments


3,512.74


Treasurer, interest on deposits .


1,816.21


4,020.44


Miscellaneous city


36.75


789.94


Gypsy moth


19.90


Street oiling


32.50


State adjustments


3,918.82


3,990.06


State adjustments


71.24


Industrial School revenue


679.58


1,739.35


Total


$111,708.15


$127,637.87


Receipts


$127,637.87


Assessors used .


111,708.15


$15,929.72


Appropriated .


14,457.73


Surplus


$1,471.99


62.50


Sealer of Weights.


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CITY OF QUINCY


Account with Sewer Department.


Receipts


Payments


Assessments .


$11,240.60


Bonds.


$34,000.00


Tax levy. .


47,292.52


Interest


24,077.25


Clerical


780.00


Maintenance .


3,000.00


Deficit, 1915.


2,588.69


$58,533.12


$64,445.94


Payments


$64,445.94


Receipts .


58,533.12


Deficiency, 1916.


$5,912.82


Account with Water Department.


Receipts


Payments


Water rates


$161,830.14


State assessment


$51,468.91


Bonds.


66,500.00


Interest


24,447.00


Clerical


2,251.00


Maintenance


13,059.00


Repairs


13,000.00


Meters.


8,800.00


Water service conn ...


4,200.00


1915 deficit .. . ..


132.81


$190,391.74


$183,858.72


Receipts.


$190,391.74


Payments.


183,858.72


Surplus, 1916.


$6,533.02


WATER RATES, 1916.


Commitment


Abated


Collected


January .


$74,525.73


$23.76


$18,139.80


February


484.81


56.67


32,939.70


March.


487.16


156.88


9,308.50


April


2,050.32


65.65


6,416.09


May


1,632.83


23.40


5,251.70


June


414.29


31.98


2,602.16


July


116.00


101.23


July


85,659.18


21,397.47


August


355.79


279.00


37,079.24


September


946.29


229.24


14,549.31


October


2,472.51


60.50


5,929.29


November


317.61


22.03


1,025.51


December


129.87


114.69


985.90


$169,592.39


$1,165.03


$155,624.67


Committed.


$169,592.39


Less abatements.


1,165.03


$168,427.36


Collected


155,624.67


Due city December 31.


$12,802.69


Tax levy®


28,561.60


33


AUDITOR'S REPORT


TAX COLLECTIONS DECEMBER 31, 1916.


Due City Jan. 1


Sold City


Abated


Collections $10.23


Balance


1906


$2,488.11


$2,477.88


1907


3,530.18


3,530.18


1908


3,425.72


2.00


3,423.72


1909


3,286.04


19.14


3,266.90


1910


3,696.94


28.00


3,688.94


1911


6,346.83


$11.70


328.10


6,007.03


1912


6,764.39


14.10


808.45


5,941.84


1913


9,714.47


189.23


2,166.63


7,358.61


1914


72,854.25


$1,978.03


249.64


59,537.59


11,088.99


1915


383,741.61


11,175.45


277,114.24


95,451.92


$495,848.54


$1,978.03


$11,640.12


$340,014.38


$142,216.01


1916


1,104,098.23


. .


. ...


29,358.66


409,370.82


665,368.72


$1,599,946.77


$1,978.03


$40,998.78


$749,385.20


$807,584.76


. . . . . .


TRIAL BALANCE, CITY OF QUINCY, DECEMBER 31, 1916. REVENUE ACCOUNTS. Contingent Assets and Liabilities.


Cash on hand. . .


$30,781.42


Temporary loans


$675,000.00


Uncollected· taxes, 1916


665,381.69


Overlays reserved


14,268.68


Uncollected taxes, 1906 to 1916


142,221.45


Balance appropriations.


17,591.91


Uncollected assessments ..


23,109.96


Pledged income .


6,276.34


Uncollected interest on assessments


3,538.86


Department bills.


30,968.27


Water bills ..


15,243.41


Overlays (overdrawn) .


18,562.90


Unapportioned assessments.


64,345.95


Profit and Loss.


281,016.98


$994,153.91


$994,153.91


NON-REVENUE. Assets and Liabilities.


Cash on hand in banks. .


$124,371.15


Balance appropriations


$122,982.31


Balance pledged income.


1,388.84


-


$124,371.15


$124,371.15


CASH AND SECURITIES.


$356,895.35


Woodward Fund.


$304,812.76


Perpetual Care Fund .


44,738.00


C. C. Johnson Care Fund.


150.00


C. E. French Care Fund. .


3,000.00


Williams Trust Fund. .


400.00


C. C. Johnson Turkey Fund.


2,000.00


Rock Island Fund (School).


1,000.00


Pay roll tailings ..


794.59


$356,895.35


$356,895.35


CITY OF QUINCY


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Cash and securities on hand


.


TOTAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.


Inventory school property


$1,247,002.64


City debt.


$699,375.00


Inventory city property . .


3,173,284.00


Parks ..


14,000.00


Surplus contingent assets. .


281,016.98


Street improvement


49,200.00


Bonds in treasury not sold. . ...


14,000.00


Sewer .


. .


623,500.00


Due from State of Massachusetts.


4,867.33


Water .


594,500.00


Refunding .


90,000.00


$4,720,170.95


$2,070,575.00


Assets .


$4,720,170.95


Liabilities.


2,070,575.00


Surplus . , ";


$2,649,595.95


1


AUDITOR'S REPORT


35


TABULATION SHOWING STATE, COUNTY ASSESSMENTS AND BUDGET APPROPRIATION.


State


County


Met. Water


Met. Service


Parks


Budget


1912


$49,375.00


$21,996.38


$64,558.24


$39,994.04


$31,503.81


$485,903.68


1913


62,400.00


25,139.41


65,519.02


29,948.08


23,343.79


508,353.15


1914


68,250.00


26,139.41


61,459.66


29,125.39


23,998.29


581,611.14


1915


76,050.00


27,134.93


50,070.04


30,403.10


24,408.84


625,067.00


1916


71,040.00


33,788.21


51,468.91


32,951.65


17,535.40


683,015.25


Fire Preventive


Charles River Basin


Neponset Bridge


Granite Ave. Bridge


1912


$2,373.65


1913


2,969.91


1914


3,104.80




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