Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1922, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1922
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 380


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536 47


Janitor's supplies


225 00


5 62


230 62


230 62


Liquor law


300 00


153 96


146 04


146 04


Vacations


2,000 00


2,000 00


2,000 00


Chief of Fire Department, salary


3,000 00


3,000 00


3,000 00


Assistant chiefs, salary


750 00


750 00


750 00


Permanent men, salary


132,505 00


132,505 00


132,455 18


49 82


Pensions, salary


550 00


550 00


550 00


Vacations and sickness


1,000 00


1,000 00


779 00


221 00


Fuel .


2,500 00


119 36


2,619 36


2,619 36


Gasoline, oil and repair.


7,000 00


7,000 00


6,964 14


35 86


Office


300 00


120 03


179 97


100 25


79 72


Furnishings


250 00


250 00


190 11


59 89


Telephone


400 00


67


400 67


400 67


Lighting


300 00


300 00


249 24


50 76


Laundry


460 00


460 00


449 54


10 46


Hose


1,000 00


1,000 00


989 62


10 38


Other expenses


750 00


750 00


334 60


415 40


Equipment


750 00


750 00


362 17


387 83


House supplies


325 00


325 00


282 04


42 96


Fire Alarm System:


Equipment and supplies


1,500 00


1,500 00


872 33


627 67


Labor


1,775 00


1 36


1,770 64


1,681 94


88 70


New battery


950 00


950 00


885 25


64 75


Power and light


250 00


-


4 36


254 36


254 36


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


-


AUDITOR'S REFORT


-


-


-


-


-


New car


1,600 00


181 04 51 87


218 96


218 96


1,548 13


1,548 13


-


-


43


44


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1922 - Continued


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1922


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Sealer of Weights:


Salary


.


.


.


300 00


$38 45


261 55


244 56 238 45


Other expenses


200 00


-


-


$38 45


238 45


Inspector of Wires:


Salary


2,200 00


Clerical, salary


400 00


44 26


23 30


51 70


51 70


Advertising and printing


75 00


-


-


16 50


108 50


108 50


Office supplies .


125 00


Telephone


50 00


Other expenses


25 00


25 00


50 00


50 00


Inspector of Buildings:


Salary .


2,200 00


Clerical, salary


400 00


60 61


160 61


160 61


Upkeep auto


250 00


60 61


189 39


166 88


22 51


Telephone


20 00


-


-


.


-


100 00


83 35


16 65


Printing .


100 00


Other expenses


25 00


702 00


23 25


678 75


630 82


47 93


Gypsy Moth Department:


Superintendent, salary


1,872 00


Care of trees


2,000 00


Labor


.


6,150 00


1


1


1


-


596 63


5,553 37


4,786 10


767 27


Materials .


1,500 00


1


1


-


1,500 00


1,345 92


154 08


.


-


-


-


-


400 00


400 00


Upkeep auto and rent


300 00


344 26


344 26


-


-


.


.


1


-


-


6 21


43 79


43 79


1


CITY OF QUINCY


-


-


-


-


400 00


400 00


1


-


-


-


25 00


22 00


3 00


New auto


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


-


-


-


596 63


-


2,596 63


2,596 63


-


.


-


-


-


$2,200 00


$2,200 00


$16 99


Upkeep auto


$2,200 00


-


-


-


2,200 00


2,200 00


-


-


-


-


-


.


2,200 00


2,200 00


Office supplies .


100 00


20 00


18 72


1 28


-


.


.


1,872 00


1,872 00


-


.


-


1


-


-


.


Other expenses


2,000 00


-


-


-


-


2,000 00 350 00


1,655 94 46 30


303 70


Health and Sanitation:


Commissioner, salary


2,400 00


1


-


-


-


2,400 00


2,400 00


Superintendent, salary


1,560 00


1,560 00


1,560 00


Clerk


900 00


862 50


862 50


Office supplies


400 00


150 00


8 63


541 37


541 37


Printing and advertising


350 00


335 90


335 90


Telephones


220 00


8 14


228 14


228 14


Other expenses, office rent


500 00


83 36


416 64


416 64


Labor .


40,000 00


$886 37


1,883 37


42,769 74


42,769 74


Foreman


2,184 00


2,184 00


2,184 00


Garage, mechanic


1,820 00


35 00


1,855 00


1,855 00


Care of horses .


4,500 00


357 48


4,857 18


4,857 48


Shoeing .


500 00


149 03


649 03


649 03


Fuel and lights


500 00


251 07


248 93


248 93


Garage expense


700 00


12 56


687 44


687 44


New equipment


1,500 00


147 38


1,352 62


1,352 62


Repairs on equipment


1,700 00


205 98


1,905 98


1,905 98


Care dumps


1,000 00


22 21


977 79


977 79


Pensions .


1,302 00


1,302 00


1,302 00


Gasoline and oil


2,400 00


1,000 00


217 14


3,182 86


3,812 86


Transportation


5,000 00


284 22


1,150 00


4,134 22


4,134 22


New car


1,130 00


1,130 00


Sanitary Inspector


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Health Inspector


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Plumbing Inspector


2,200 00


2,200 00


2,200 00


Car upkeep


300 00


11 95


311 95


311 95


Other expenses


75 00


28 25


46 75


46 75


Provision Inspector


400 00


400 00


400 00


Expenses


50 00


11 00


39 00


39 00


Animal Inspector


220 00


1


-


220 00


220 00


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


.


.


.


.


-


-


-


I


-


-


-


-


344 06


Truck upkeep .


350 00


-


-


-


.


AUDITOR'S REPORT


45


1


1,130 00


14 10


37 50


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1922 - Continued


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1922


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Health and Sanitation - Concluded


Slaughtering Inspector


$55 00


$55 00


$55 00


Bacteriologist


900 00


$15 00


915 00


915 00


Welfare physician


300 00


300 00


300 00


Welfare nurse .


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Expenses .


200 00


$163 87


36 13


36 13


Contagious nurse


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Contagious diseases


18,000 00


$1,228 38


977 65


18,250 73


18,250 73


Abating nuisances


700 00


24 02


675 98


675 98


Mosquito nuisance


1,500 00


9 19


1,490 81


1,486 05


Dispensary nurses


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Physician


300 00


300 00


300 00


Nurse


300 00


300 00


300 00


Supplies


250 00


250 00


174 79


$75 21


Highway Department:


Superintendent


2,496 00


2,496 00


2,264 00


232 00


Labor


100,000 00


6,572 74


106,572 74


106,572 74


Stable


10,000 00


10,000 00


8,380 46


1,619 54


Sidewalks


4,000 00


4,000 00


3,994 63


5 37


Concrete sidewalks .


4,000 00


3,000 00


7,000 00


7,000 00


Pensions


5,270 40


5,270 40


5,258 63


11 77


Upkeep autos and trucks


7,100 00


$128 75


214 46


7,443 21


7,443 21


Bridges


5,000 00


214 46


4,785 54


3,349 95


1,435 59


Brooks


3,000 00


1,000 00


4,000 00


3,871 04


128 96


Other expenses


55,000 00


8,707 93


46,292 07


43,392 38


2,989 69


Rebuilding streets


15,000 00


170 45


2,050 00


2,050 00


2,050 00


Street lighting .


47,350 00


168 57


47,518 57


47,518 57


Street sprinkling


35,000 00


-


168 57


34,831 43


34,691 50


139 93


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


15,170 45


14,399 30


771 15


Equipment


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


46


CITY OF QUINCY


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


Charities:


Overseer, salary


2,000 00


2,000 00


2,000 00


City physician, salary


1,000 00


1,000 00


1,000 00


Clerk, salary


1,300 00


1,300 00


1,300 00


Office supplies .


150 00


235 05


385 05


385 05


Telephone


150 00


22 35


172 35


172 35


Expenses


25 00


15 00


10 00


10 00


Almshouse


6,300 00


699 15


6,999 15


6,999 15


Mothers' aid


25,000 00


2,517 40


22,482 60


21,471 09


1,011 51


Outside poor


26,500 00


166 86


26,666 86


26,575 85


91 01


Hospital bills


1,600 00


1,500 00


3,100 00


2,996 25


103 75


City Hospital


34,000 00


4,871 35


67,244 67


106,116 02


103,597 79


2,518 23


State aid


3,000 00


492 00


2,508 00


2,918 00


Soldiers' relief .


8,000 00


1,103 68


9,103 68


8,828 68


Military aid


700 00


43 00


743 00


608 00


Soldiers' burials


200 00


140 00


60 00


60 00


G. A. R. Post .


700 00


700 00


700 00


J. A. Boyd Camp


150 00


97 78


247 78


247 78


American Legion


300 00


300 00


299 70


30


J. F. Bryan Post


150 00


150 00


300 00


273 90


26 10


American Legion


1,700 00


163 00


4 28


1,858 72


1,721 37


137 35


Y. D. Club


150 00


138 20


11 80


Main Street


150 00


150 00


150 00


Education:


Schools:


Administration


27,905 00


2,000 00


25,905 00


24,592 76


1 ,312 24


Instruction


485,155 00


9,591 56


475,563 44


475,563 44


Textbooks


15,000 00


100 18


14,899 82


8,975 26


5,924 56


Stationery and supplies


25,000 00


1,482 00


23,518 00


21,916 04


1,601 96


Operation


58,070 00


5,000 00


53,070 00


51,974 72


1,095 28


Maintenance


15,000 00


15,000 00


13,572 59


1,427 41


Miscellaneous


9,000 00


-


1


1


9,000 00


7,556 82


1,443 18


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


AUDITOR'S REPORT


47


-


-


-


-


-


150 00


-


-


48


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1922 - Continued


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1922


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Education - Concluded


Schools - Concluded


Evening school


$2,600 00


$1,500 00


$1,100 00 35,850 00


$818 22 34,647 84


$281 78


Industrial day


35,850 00


Industrial evening


7,400 00


$95 23


7,495 23


7,495 23


Home-making ·


10,970 00


10,970 00


9,654 44


1,315 56


Continuation


5,655 00


96 64


5,751 64


5,751 64


Americanization


8,840 00


$2,762 89


$2,749 36


5,512 25


2,842 89


2,669 36


Summer school


2,400 00


4,547 21


4,547 21


343 65


4,203 56


Library:


Librarian


3,500 00


3,500 00


3,500 00


Assistants


8,960 54


2,319 46


756 49


12,036 49


12,036 49


Janitors


3,130 00


70 00


3,200 00


3,200 00


Rent


2,150 00


419 34


2,569 34


2,569 34


Books .


9,000 00


1,763 68


7,236 32


7,236 32


Periodical


800 00


33 30


766 70


766 70


Binding


1,500 00


276 95


1,776 95


1,776 95


Printing


175 00


241 06


416 06


416 06


Fuel


1,300 00


527 10


772 90


772 90


Lighting


900 00


27 62


927 62


927 62


-


Other expenses


600 00


532 62


1,132 62


1,132 62


Park Department


2,800 00


830 00


3,630 00


3,624 49


5 51


Playgrounds .


2,800 00


317 13


3,117 13


3,117 13


Bath house superintendent, salary .


396 00


-


-


396 00


396 00


Assistant, salary


400 00


64 00


464 00


464 00


Expenses


600 00


454 20


306 00


17 13


1,343 07


1,257 91


85 16


-


-


-


-


.


·


.


-


1


-


-


-


-


1


-


2,191 87


6,648 13


5,546 12


1,102 01


Smith-Hughes school appropriation


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


CITY OF QUINCY


-


·


.


.


.


-


1,202 16


Out of city, industrial


2,400 00


1,598 25


801 75


Cemetery Department :


Commissioner, salary


2,000 00


-


-


-


-


2,000 00 400 00 2,080 00 4,085 07 12,816 35


2,000 00 400 00 2,080 00 4,085 07 12,816 35


Labor .


8,500 00


-


1


-


960 70


960 70


11 13


563 87


563 87


Office supplies


125 00


56 27


181 27


181 27


Telephone


100 00


62 75


37 25


37 25


Expenses


600 00


155 81


444 19


293 45


150 74


Hancock Cemetery


500 00


-


-


500 00


500 00


Sewer Department:


Clerical, salary


1,300 00


1,300 00


1,300 00


General foreman, salary


2,496 00


2,496 00


2,496 00


Labor


.


300 00


18 19


281 81


281 81


Upkeep truck .


800 00


349 10


450 90


450 90


Office supplies .


650 00


15 26


665 26


665 26


Telephone


50 00


3 62


53 62


53 62


Equipment


550 00


366 50


916 50


616 50


300 00


Particular sewers


12,000 00


6,988 04


1,531 53


20,519 57


20,519 57


Pension


624 00


99 58


723 58


723 58


Water Department:


Clerical, salaries


3,372 00


3,372 00


3,372 00


Superintendent, salary


2,496 00


2,496 00


2,196 00


Inspector, salaries .


2,184 00


2,184 00


2,184 00


Meter readers, salaries


7,800 00


125 00


7,675 00


7,675 00


General maintenance and repairs


3,326 65


20,000 00


3,183 65


26,510 30


26,510 30


Meters


.


248 83


3,000 00


753 29


2,495 54


2,495 54


Relays


3,289 55


15,000 00


5,220 30


13,069 25


12,231 00


838 25


New equipment


-


1,826 15


-


-


I


-


-


Clerk, salary .


.


400 00


-


Superintendent, salary


2,080 00


-


.


Cemetery grading


4,000 00


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


49


1


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


1


1


-


-


AUDITOR'S REPORT


1


-


-


-


-


5,500 00


1,649 20


3,850 80


3,850 80


Upkeep auto


575 00


85 07 4,316 35 10 70


Supplies


950 00


Care horse


-


-


-


1,826 15


-


50


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1922 - Continued


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1922


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Water Department - Concluded


Water service connections


$3,328 46


$4,000 00 16,453 77


$21,144 86


1


$28,473 32


$28,473 32


1


.


.


-


-


-


-


$16,403 77


Bonds and Interest :


Bonds, general debt


Bonds, sewer debt .


73,000 00


68,500 00


68,500 00


68,500 00


Interest, general debt


·


.


·


-


25,055 50


13,247 75


13,247 75


13,247 75


Interest, temporary loans


60,000 00


7,450 00


52,550 00


50,862 14


$1,687 86


Unclassified:


Claims and awards .


$1,500 00


500 00


2,053 49


4,053 49


4,053 49


State Guard


950 00


2 50


952 50


952 35


15


Mayor's contingent .


250 00


245 97


495 97


495 97


Board of Survey


50 00


50 00


32 50


17 50


Norfolk County Hospital


28,258 15


28,258 15


28,258 15


Premiums on bonds


355 91


10,533 34


10,889 25


2,420 00


8,449 25


Home Bureau .


263 33


262 33


262 33


Planning Board


250 00


73 63


323 62


268 61


55 01


Printing city report


1,620 44


-


-


.


648 00


20 47


668 47


642 00


46 47


Workmen's compensation


8,500 00


-


-


610 68


7,889 32


7,082 84


806 48


Registration of labor


1,150 00


656 00


653 55


2 45


Unexpended balance account .


1,038 16


21,551 12


1,030 27


827 88


202 39


Assessors refunds


.


-


1,385 46


166 04


1,551 50


1,551 50


City council refunds


37 45


-


1


37 45


37 45


-


-


-


265,100 00


265,100 00


1


-


-


73,000 00


73,000 00


Bonds, water debt .


70,498 00


-


-


1


25,055 50


25,055 50


Interest, water debt


1


-


-


.


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


1,620 44


1,620 44


Printing monthly report


1,806 00


-


-


-


-


70,498 00


70,498 00


-


CITY OF QUINCY


.


1


Water service receipts


-


-


Interest, sewer debt


-


-


21,543 23


$265,100 00


Special Appropriations:


City Hall repairs


-


-


-


-


Haywood House


16,882 55 7,947 89


10,835 53 10,493 18


27,718 08 18,441 07 300 00


27,718 08 18,441 07


18 45


450 00


450 00


441 59


8 41


Curtis Avenue


750 00


750 00


750 00


Harbor Master, salary


260 00


260 00


260 00


Harbor Master, expenses


50 00


-


-


50 00


40 32


9 68


School for the Blind


750 00


750 00


Adams Temple taxes


3,619 59


-


-


Department use of water


23,286 94


23,286 94


23,286 94


Willard School Hall


2,500 00


2,500 00


2,496 29


3 71


Special audit


100 00


100 00


100 00


Study of school plans


3,849 22


3,456 53


392 69


392 69


Soldiers' burial


.


Assessors, special


2,000 00


2,000 00


1,906 90


93 10


Government school insurance


357 60


357 60


357 60


Mayor's special


198 77


198 77


198 77


2 35


July 4th celebration


1,702 50


1,702 50


1,702 50


Adams Street wall .


1,400 00


1,400 00


1,372 55


27 45


Boy and Girl Scouts


125 00


125 00


125 00


Portable school buildings


11,500 00


11,500 00


11,500 00


Lincoln School playground


500 00


2,000 00


2,500 00


2,500 00


Ward 6 playground .


2,500 00


2,500 00


2,500 00


Playground lot, Ward 6 .


125 00


125 00


Agency and Trust Accounts:


Zoning system


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Perpetual care income


2,790 02


2,726 10


69 92


69 92


C. E. French income


140 00


140 00


C. C. Johnson income


6 82


6 82


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


C. C. Johnson income


91 01


91 01


235 00


235 00


100 00


100 00


97 65


AUDITOR'S REPORT


51


License Commission


300 00


-


281 55


City Solicitor, special


750 00


3,619 59


3,619 59


235 00


Armistice Day


125 00


1


52


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1922 - Concluded


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1922


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Agency and Trust Accounts - Con- cluded


Williams trust income


$13 60


$18 20


$61 80


$8 00


$53 80


Nugent trust income


5 67


5 67


5 67


Rock Island trust income


91 61


35 50


127 11


127 11


Water deposits


1,150 00


9,820 00


10,970 00 3,227 20


9,020 00 2,232 40 6 00


994 80


Seavenger


809 60


2,417 60


-


1


9 09


3 09


Burial Department, F. and grading


1,365 78


$1,365 78


-


-


-


Coddington School, special


$1,482 00


1,482 00 28,300 00 18 20


1,482 00 25,000 00 8 00 172 38


3,300 00 10 20


Wilson Tucker fund


18 20


Supply account


-


1


-


-


TOTAL .


$1,798,170 89


$88,880 64


$193,653 50


$300,169 90


$112,801 72


$112,801 72


$2,680,874 93


$2,603,599 57


$77,275 36


Non-revenue:


Sewer construction .


$20,000 00


$962 06


$6,701 74


$27,663 80


$16,839 27


$10,824 53


Sewer construction, special 1


.


3,187 20


$3,187 20


Sewer construction, special 4


.


Surface drains, 1921 1.


.


.


-


3,163 19


20 02


-


-


-


32,000 00


27,201 00


4,799 00


Permanent sidewalks, 1921


617 38


20 86


596 52


596 52


Land awards .


3,108 46


1,955 50


5,063 96


1,272 00


3,791 96


Accepted streets, 1920 .


.


6,091 63


16,822 81


3,814 44


1,096 17 13,008 37 1,000 00


10,540 62


2,467 75


Accepted : trcets, Milton Road


Bromfield Street


-


228 65


1


1


228 65


-


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


3,750 00


24,550 00


-


1


-


-


-


.


.


-


-


-


-


3,514 54 20 02


25,020 02


21,063 43


3,956 59


Surface special, 1922


25,000 00


Surface special, 1922, Faxon Field


32,000 00


-


-


-


4,995 46


1,096 17


-


-


1,000 00


-


426 45


573 55


-


1


-


-


CITY OF QUINCY


-


-


3,514 54


3,143 17


3,143 17


-


Particular sewer deposit .


9 09


George Pierce fund .


172 38


172 38


-


.


1


-


Accepted streets, 1921


1,950 00


Bellevue Road


4,474 03


-


1


654 66


3,819 37 20 59


20 59


Vane Street


741 20


-


-


Rebuilding street, 1921


3,593 66


354 00 2,884 55


188 67 3,779 78 236 13


552 53 167 88


552 53 167 88


-


Willard Street .


10,000 00


1,634 40


Hancock Street


26,000 00


32,218 31


8,188 26


Franklin Street


35,000 00


4,469 80


39,469 80


34,543 80


4,926 00


Permanent sidewalks, 1922


15,000 00


20 86


15,020 86


12,701 49


2,319 37


Main Street


10,000 00


4,014 47


5,985 53


5,985 53


-


-


2,428 00


184 59


2,243 41


2,243 41


Harrington Street


-


-


3,805 00


3,805 00


3,805 00


Baxter Avenue


45,000 00


4,318 73


-


49,318 73


38,959 68


10,359 05


Coddington School, furniture


69 45


69 45


-


-


-


-


Portable school buildings, 1922


13,000 00


$343 00


526 31


13,869 31


13,869 31


-


.


.


815,000 00


-8,417 70


-


-


2,035 00


804,547 30


480,492 04


324,055 26


High school grading


.


-


-


5,804 73


5,804 73


4,711 01


1,093 72


New school furniture


1,942 56


61 29


69 45


1,758 63


1,302 11


456 52


Quincy City Hospital


6,118 14


Cemetery land


20,000 00


20,000 00


20,000 00


Portable school land


10,000 00


881 35


9,118 65


9,118 65


Faxon Field grading


2,000 00


-


-


-


2,000 00


1,975 00


25 00


City Hospital .


140,000 00


-


-


6,118 14


146,118 14


13,826 13


132,292 01


Tax titles .


3,572 47


3,572 47


3,572 47


Trust funds


4,638 83


4,638 83


4,638 83


Playground fund


248 14


-


-


-


248 14


103 50


144 64


TOTAL


$1,218,000 00


$91,104 94


$8,825 59


$37,358 10


$37,358 10


$1,317,930 53


$802,652 32


$515,278 21


-


-


-


-


1,200 00


1,200 00


1,200 00


Portable school buildings, 1921


211 64


211 64


High school land


6,235 87


210 00


2,888 38


3,557 49


3,557 49


AUDITOR'S REPORT


-


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


Packards Lane


10 59


-


-


-


-


-


Dunn's Hill


-


-


Water Construction .


-


-


-


High school building


314 67 6,118 14


-


-


14,282 82 58,218 31


14,282 82 50,030 05


3,819 37


53


54


CITY OF QUINCY


Treasurer's Statement RECEIPTS


Cash on hand January 1, 1922


$112,301 23


General revenue:


Taxes 1922


1,367,930 42


Taxes, previous years


1,019,117 89


Subsequent taxes, assessments, interest


116 40


Licenses


5,720 00


Permits


478 00


Court fines


5,018 05


Grants and gifts (dog licenses)


2,319 46


Grants and gifts


23,404 89


Special assessments:


Street sprinkling


16,268 39


Gypsy moth


2,366 82


Sewer assessments


20,632 97


Sewer, particular


4,859 09


Sidewalks


3,368 84


Street betterment


25,531 19


State of Massachusetts


217,237 37


General government:


Tax Collector and Treasurer, costs


3,791 90


City Clerk .


951 25


Police Department


120 86


Fire Department


223 35


Sealer, Weights and Measures


504 35


Building Inspector


2,968 00


Miscellaneous


158 67


Clam permits


67 25


Plumbing Inspector


1,819 00


Milk licenses .


219 50


Garbage .


2,319 05


Scavenger


2,418 70


Highways


1,424 02


Highways, auto


128 75


Poor Department


12,450 74


Hospital Department


67,244 67


School Department .


1,671 01


Industrial school receipts.


1,448 10


Home-making school receipts


1,100 05


Industrial school revenue


4,547 21


Public services:


Water rates, 1922 .


204,764 89


Water rates, 1921 and prior


6,693 38


Water service connections


16,403 77


Cemetery, miscellaneous .


13,401 50


Cemetery foundations


1,365 78


Wire Inspector


1,550 00


Board of Health, contagious diseases


6,222 90


Miscellaneous, deposits


2,417 60


55


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Interest :


Tax Collector, taxes .


$42,290 52


Tax Collector, assessments and deposits


6,026 83


City Treasurer, on deposits


15,925 36


Perpetual care fund .


2,796 02


Other trust accounts


334 49


Accrued interest on bonds


2,450 93


Municipal indebtedness:


Temporary loans


1,800,000 00


Sewer loans


20,000 00


General loans


1,198,000 00


Premium on bonds


10,533 54


Agency and trust accounts:


Tax titles refunded


3,572 47


Perpetual care fund .


4,390 00


Water deposits


9,820 00


Departmental refund account


204 25


Other trust funds


248 83


General revenue:


Miscellaneous, city


4,365 19


Water revenue .


23,286 94


Tax titles held by city


451 80


Gypsy moth


8 60


Smith Hughes fund (schools) .


2,749 36


Particular sewer deposit


24,550 00


Particular sewer receipts (Treasurer)


19,737 26


Conscience fund


15 00


Library fines, etc.


1,405 67


Refund express on government school furniture


61 29


Portable schools


343 00


Park Department


25 00


High school grading


210 00


Total


. $6,378,869 61


EXPENDITURES


Paid out on Mayor's warrants, 1922


. $5,759,097 85


Cash on hand


619,771 76


Total


. $6,378,869 61


Cash on hand, December 1, 1922


. $1,185,146 33


Cash receipts, December, 1922 .


503,754 11


Cash expenditures, December, 1922 .


1,069,128 68


Cash on hand, January 1, 1923 .


619,771 76


WARREN H. RIDEOUT,


Treasurer.


56


CITY OF QUINCY


Revenue Accounts


Cash on hand January 1


$21,196 29


Receipts .


5,039,742 79


$5,060,939 08


Payments:


Temporary loans


$1,900,000 00


State of Massachusetts


359,121 10


Norfolk County


93,724 86


Other expenses .


2,603,599 57


4,956,445 53


Non-Revenue Accounts


Cash on hand January 1


$91,104 94


Receipts .


1,226,825 59


$1,317,930 53


Payments


802,652 32


$515,278 21


Revenue cash on hand


$104,493 55


Non-revenue cash on hand .


515,278 21


Total


$619,771 76


HENRY O. FAIRBANKS, City Auditor.


SCHEDULE OF RECEIPTS General Revenue TAXES


Current year:


Poll


$53,454 00


Personal


215,807 70


Real estate


. 1,098,668 72


$1,367,930 42


Previous years:


Poll


$3,833 00


Personal


78,774 91


Real estate


936,509 98


Subsequent taxes


116 40


Tax title redeemed


451 80


1,019,686 09


From state:


Corporation


$61,962 77


Public service


19,325 73


Street railway


857 18


National bank


1,830 15


$104,493 55


57


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Income, 1919


$254 50


Income, 1920


1,781 50


Income, 1921


10,689 00


Income, 1922


114,525 40


$211,226 23


LICENSES AND PERMITS


Licenses :


Junk


$300 00


Amusement


1,423 00


Victuallers


395 00


Express and carriage


69 00


Pool and billiards


987 00


Auctioneer .


12 00


Hawkers and peddlers


465 00


Fireworks


26 00


Clams .


67 25


Milk


219 50


Alcohol


21 00


Massage


7 00


Manicure


4 00


Beverages


70 00


All others


2,069 00


6,134 75


Permits:


Marriage


$478 00


Plumbing


1,819 00


2,297 00


FINES AND FORFEITS


East Norfolk Court


$4,452 55


Dedham Court


565 50


5,018 05


GRANTS AND GIFTS


From state:


Reimbursements to industrial school


$19,449 73


Industrial school (Smith-Hughes fund)


2,749 36


Americanization


2,609 82


Armory


900 00


Boxing receipts .


445 34


From county :


Dog licenses


2,319 46


28,473 71


Commercial Revenue SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS


Street sprinkling


$16,268 39


Gypsy moth .


2,366 82


Street betterments


25,531 19


Sidewalks


3,368 84


Main sewers


20,632 97


Particular sewer


4,859 09


73,027 30


58


CITY OF QUINCY


Departmental .


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


City Treasurer, costs


$470 10


Tax Collector, costs


3,321 80


City Clerk, recording and special


716 45


City Clerk, dog fe es


234 80


$4,743 15


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department :


Sale of old materials


$34 86


Care of prisoners


77 00


Damages


7 00


Gun permit


2 00


Fire Department:


Recharging chemicals


$21 65


Fire box


130 00


Sale of materials


16 50


Pumping cellar .


15 00


Damages


14 20


197 35


Sealer of Weights:


Fees


494 35


Building Inspector:


Fees


2,968 00


Wire Inspector:


Fees


1,550 00


Gypsy moth:


Labor and sale of materials


8 60


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health:


Contagious


$2,775 05


Tuberculosis


3,447 85


6,222 90


Sanitation :


Particular sewers, labor and materials .


19,737 26


Refuse and garbage:


Garbage .


$2,319 05


Scavenger


2,418 70


Miscellaneous:


Sale of old materials


$32 07


Rent of ambulance .


6 00


Care of dump


16 00


Miscellaneous receipts


2 60


4,737 75


56 67


120 86


59


AUDITOR'S REPORT


HIGHWAYS


General:


Labor .


$413 93


Sale of materials


662 84


Use of equipment


240 42


Street sprinkling


235 58


$1,552 77


CHARITIES


Almshouse :


Sale of produce .


228 88


Reimbursements:


Individuals


$587 50


Cities and towns:


Temporary aid


662 12


Mothers' aid .


689 37


State:


Mothers' aid


$8,732 52


Temporary aid .


1,550 35


Soldiers' benefits:


State aid


$2,923 50


Military aid


78 64


Soldiers' burials


120 00


3,122 14


CITY HOSPITAL


Receipts from patients


67,244 67


EDUCATION


School Department:


Tuition


$133 00


Sale of books and supplies


241 49


Rent of hall


1,140 00


Miscellaneous receipts


66 05


1,580 54


Industrial school:


Industrial work


$1,448 10


Home-making school


1,100 05


Continuation school .


87 47


2,635 62


Industrial school revenue:


Receipts from other cities and towns


4,547 21


LIBRARY


Fines


$1,281 31


Miscellaneous


124 36


1,405 67


PARK


Deposit, Field Day


25 00


1,938 99


10,282 87


60


CITY OF QUINCY


UNCLASSIFIED


Conscience fund


$15 00


Sale of land


4,288 44


Sale of building


210 00


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE


Water Department:


Water rates, 1922


$204,764 89


Previous years


6,693 38


Service connections


16,403 77


Sale of water to departments .


23,286 94


City scales


251,148 98 10 00


CEMETERIES


Burial Department:


Sale of lots and graves


$6,190 00


Care of lots and graves


4,010 50


Opening graves .


3,201 00


Foundation and grading .


1,365 78


14,767 28


INTEREST


Interest on deposits, Treasurer .


$15,925 36


Interest on subsequent taxes, Treasurer


64 55


Interest on taxes .


42,225 97


Interest on assessments


4,864 88


Interest on deposits, Tax Collector


1,161 95


Interest on trust funds :


Perpetual care fund income


$2,796 02


Geo. Pierce fund income .


9 09


C. E. French fund income


140 00


Geo. Williams fund income


18 20


Rock Island fund income


45 50


C. C. Johnson turkey fund income


91 01


C. C. Johnson fund income


6 82


Alex. Nugent trust fund income


5 67


Mary Wilson Tucker fund income


18 20


3,130 51


Premium on bonds


10,367 04


Premium on water bonds


166 50


Accrued interest on bonds


2,450 93


Premium on loans


45 00


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Temporary loans (revenue)


$1,800,000 00


Sewer


20,000 00


City


198,000 00


High school building


815,000 00


Water


45,000 00


Hospital .


140,000 00


64,242 71


3,018,000 00


61


AUDITOR'S REPORT


REFUNDS


Departmental:


Schools, instruction pay rolls .


$48 00


Poor, labor pay rolls


34 40


Poor, Mothers' aid


10 60


Health, duplicate bill


1 25


Highways, check cancelled


40 00


Highways, labor pay rolls




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