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10 00
188 83
Taylor Street:
Labor
$302 00
Crushed stone
17 06
Curbing .
32 60
Loam
5 00
356 66
Waterson Avenue:
Labor
$21 15
Loam
5 00
26 15
Willow Street:
Labor
$289 44
Curbing
21 47
Crushed stone
15 93
Loam
5 00
331 84
Wendall Avenue:
Labor
$199 64
Loam
5 00
204 64
10,540 62
69 69
Labor
652 20
AUDITOR'S REPORT
89
Milton Road
Labor
$308 50
Crushed stone
13 95
Engineering
25 00
Sundry items
79 00
$426 45
Bellevue Road
Labor
$1,461 94
Teams
265 50
Engineering .
79 00
Crushed stone
1,203 53
Asphalt binder
632 75
Equipment
176 65
3,819 37
Packard's Lane
Tarco
Vane Street
Rebuilding cellar
$527 43
Repairing steps
3 90
Loam
21 20
Rebuilding, 1921
Canal Street:
Labor
$4 95
Walker Street:
Loam
4 81
Rodman Street:
Labor
1 20
Station Street:
Labor
$41 20
Tarco
64 32
Freight
11 40
116 92
Willard Street
Labor
$6,778 42
Teams
1,871 41
Engineering
146 00
Crushed stone
3,208 19
Asphalt binder
1,449 00
Equipment and tools
829 80
14,282 82
Hancock Street
Labor
$18,746 18
Teams
3,970 23
Drains, labor
3,637 43
Drains, materials
3,620 94
Engineering
1,038 17
Crushed stone
7,933 08
Asphalt binder
4,226 25
20 59
552 53
167 88
90
CITY OF QUINCY
Edgestones
$3,687 18
Equipment and materials
2,090 72
Land taking
1,000 00
Sundry items
79 87
Franklin Street
Labor
$13,526 75
Teams
1,404 01
Engineering
576 00
Crushed stone
3,601 18
Asphalt
1,341 45
Cement
105 63
Brick
93 60
Pipe
204 56
Equipment and materials
1,637 02
Catch basin
171 00
Land damages, awards
8,154 50
Land damages, repairs
2,357 58
Legal conveyances
529 75
Moving house
690 00
Sundry items
150 77
34,543 80
Permanent Sidewalks, 1922
Labor
$2,023 47
Engineering
383 00
Contractor
8,625 54
Granolithic repairs
265 35
Edgestones
776 99
Setting edgestones
514 89
Rent of equipment
60 00
Printing and advertising
15 75
Recording
12 50
Sundry items
24 00
12,701 49
Main Street
Labor
$2,402 79
Teams
654 76
Engineering
165 00
Tools
63 64
Crushed stone
1,450 45
Asphalt
1,026 19
Equipment
222 25
Photos
45
Dunn's Hill
Labor
$1,426 00
Teams
354 75
Engineering
86 00
Crushed stone
220 41
Asphalt binder
86 25
Equipment
70 00
$50,030 05
5,985 53
2,243 41
AUDITOR'S REPORT
91
Water Construction
Labor
$12,439 60
Pipe and fittings
16,454 54
Gates, valves, etc.
7,077 89
Freight and express
2,613 85
Lumber
63 05
Sundry items
310 75
$38,959 68
Portable School Buildings
Contractor
$10,250 00
Labor
115 41
Plumbing
640 28
Furniture
2,401 65
Shades
118 57
Drain
280 15
Printing
11 25
Materials
40 00
Fire extinguisher
12 00
High School Land
Land awards .
$3,123 36
Engineering .
60 00
Legal conveyances
349 50
Sundry items
24 63
High School Building
Architects
$28,443 43
General contractor
348,599 36
Heating contractor
60,265 00
Plumbing contractor
27,521 67
Electrical contractor
9,597 35
Inspectors
4,252 00
Blue prints
528 44
Test pits
558 15
Bronze tablet
196 50
Temporary water service
63 47
Advertising
87 78
Photos
65 65
Telephone
26 59
Report .
96 50
Miscellaneous items
33 62
Chemist
156 53
High School Grading
Labor
$1,365 19
Teams
617 64
Loam
2,542 50
Engineering
182 68
Sundry items
3 00
13,869 31
3,557 49
480,492 04
4,711 01
92
CITY OF QUINCY
School Furniture
Furniture
$1,256 41
Freight
41 95
Advertising
3 75
$1,302 11
Cemetery Land
Land
20,000 00
Portable School Land
Land
$8,835 00
Legal conveyances
283 65
9,118 65
Faxon Field Grading
Labor
$1,464 23
Teams
510 77
Quincy City Hospital
Architects
$5,686 86
General contractor
5,111 00
Plumbing contractor
382 38
Electrical repairs
169 62
Carpentry repairs
349 41
Moving building
325 00
Bonds
1,797 66
Postage
4 20
Tax Titles
Sundry persons
3,572 47
Trust Funds
Perpetual care fund
$4,390 00
Cash and securities
248 83
4,638 83
Playground Fund
Legal conveyancing
103 50
Total
$802,652 32
1,975 00
13,826 13
93
TREASURER'S REPORT
REPORT OF THE TREASURER
QUINCY, MASS., January 1, 1923.
Hon. GUSTAVE B. BATES, Mayor, Quincy, Mass.
DEAR SIR: - I herewith submit the report of the City Treasurer for the year 1922.
I remain
Very truly yours, WARREN H. RIDEOUT, City Treasurer.
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
Nicenses
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
Board of Health, contagious diseases
6,222 90
Miscellaneous, deposits
2,417 60
Miscellaneous
158 67
Clam permits
67 25
Plumbing Inspector
1,819 00
Wire Inspector .
1,550 00
94
CITY OF QUINCY
$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
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
Sewer construction
· Smith-Hughes fund (schools) .
2,749 36
Cash and securities .
-
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
,
Milk licenses .
95
TREASURER'S REPORT
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
Rock Island Fund
Cash on hand January 1, 1922 .
$1,000 00
Interest receipts, 1922 .
45 50
Unexpended income
91 61
To be expended by School Department
$137 11
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
1,000 00
$1,137 11
$1,137 11
C. C. Johnson - Turkey Fund
Cash on hand January 1, 1922
$2,000 00
Interest receipts, 1922 .
91 01
Credited to Poor Department
$91 01
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
2,000 00
$2,091 01
$2,091 01
Charles E. French Fund
Interest receipts
$140 00
Credited to Burial Department .
$140 00
$140 00
$140 00
Total of fund of $3,000 invested in city of Quincy bonds.
C. C. Johnson - Perpetual Care Fund, Lot No. 945
Cash on hand January 1, 1922
$150 00
Interest receipts, 1922 .
6 82
Expended by Burial Department
$6 82
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
150 00
$156 82
$156 82
William S. Williams Fund
Cash on hand January 1, 1922
$443 60
Interest receipts, 1922 .
18 20
Expended by Burial Department
$8 00
Cash on hand December 1, 1922
453 80
$461 80 $461 80
96
CITY OF QUINCY
Alexander Nugent - Perpetual Care Fund
Cash on hand January 1, 1922
$125 00
Interest receipts, 1922 . 5 67
Paid to trustees, St. Mary's Cemetery
$5 67
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
125 00
$130 67
$130 67
George Pierce Fund - Perpetual Care, Lot No. 252
Cash on hand January 1, 1922
$200 00
Interest receipts, 1922 .
9 09
Expended by Burial Department
$6 0
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
203 09
$209 09
$209 09
Mary Willson Tucker Fund - Perpetual Care, Lot No. 679
Cash on hand January 1, 1922 .
$400 00
Interest receipts, 1922 .
18 20
Expended by Burial Department
$8 00
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
410 20
$418 20
$418 20
Perpetual Care Fund -Public Burial Places
Cash on hand January 1, 1922
$2,790 76
Perpetual care of lots, 1922
4,390 00
Interest receipts, 1922 .
2,758 52
City of Quincy bond matured
300 00
Liberty bonds sold
10,000 00
Premium on Liberty bonds
37 50
Federal Land Bank bond purchased
$1,023 75
Accrued interest
14 86
City of Quincy bonds purchased
7,000 00
Accrued interest
18 67
New England Power Company bonds purchased Accrued interest
5,000 00
26 39
American Telephone and Telegraph Company bonds purchased .
2,959 50
Accrued interest
5 00
Safety deposit box rent
5 00
Balance income credited to Burial Department
2,726 10
Cash in Quincy Savings Bank
1,038 00
Cash in Granite Trust Company
459 51 .
$20,276 78
$20,276 78
TREASURER'S REPORT
97
Statement of Perpetual Care Fund to Date
Received for perpetual care of lots
Received for perpetual care of lots, 1922 .
$61,518 00 4,390 00
Invested as follows:
U. S. Liberty bonds, 3d, 1918 ($3,600) .
$3,600 00
U. S. Liberty bonds, 4th, 1918 ($7,300)
7,300 00
U. S. Liberty bonds, 4th, 1920 ($34,000)
31,551 81
U. S. Liberty bonds, 4th, 1920 ($3,500)
3,129 18
American Telephone and Telegraph Company bonds, 1921 ($1,000)
846 25
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
bonds, 1922 ($3,000)
2,959 50
Federal Land Bank bonds, 1922 ($1,000)
1,023 75
New England Power Company bonds, 1922 ($5,000)
5,000 00
City of Quincy bonds, 1921 ($2,000)
2,000 00
City of Quincy bonds, 1922 ($7,000)
7,000 00
Cash in banks December 21, 1922 .
1,497 51
$65,908 00 $65,908 00
Par value of securities, $67,400.
98
CITY OF QUINCY
REPORT OF TREASURER OF WOODWARD FUND AND PROPERTY
QUINCY, MASS., January 1, 1923.
Hon. GUSTAVE B. BATES, Mayor, Quincy, Mass.
DEAR SIR: - I herewith submit the report of the Treasurer of the Woodward Fund and Property for the year 1922.
I remain
Very truly yours,
WARREN H. RIDECUT, Treasurer, Woodward Fund and Property.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT Receipts
Cash on hand January 1, 1922
$8,430 61
Notes secured by mortgages
15,650 00
City of Quincy bonds 2,000 00
U. S. Liberty bonds, 5th
21,000 00
Central Vermont Railroad Scrip Certificates
246 00
Detroit, Grand Rapids and Western Railroad bonds
4,000 00
Père Marquette bonds and Scrip Certificate 439 25
Granite Trust Company Certificates of Deposit 15,000 00
Interest, American Telephone and Telegraph Company
443 18
Interest, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fé
300 00
Interest, Boston & Albany Railroad
236 25
Interest, Central Vermont Railroad .
564 33
Interest, City of Quincy bonds .
295 00
Interest, Michigan State Telephone and Telegraph Company
1,024 00
Interest, Pennsylvania Railroad
270 00
Interest, Père Marquette Railroad, 4%
1,399 25
Interest, Père Marquette Railroad, 5%
128 89
Interest, Union Pacific Railroad
200 00
Interest, U. S. Liberty, 4th
2,040 00
Interest, U. S. Liberty, 5th
753 89
Interest, New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
125 00
Interest, Certificates of Deposit Granite Trust Company
134 44
Interest on mortgage loans
8,158 79
Interest on bank balances
193 33
Rents from sundry persons
802 75
Refund of insurance premium, change of rate
9 71
Viewing property for loans .
6 00
Sale materials, Seminary
120 93
$84,396 60
Interest, U. S. Liberty, 3d .
425 00
99
REPORT OF WOODWARD FUND
Expenditures
Expenses of Institute
$16,286 92
Expenses of Institute by managers
3,206 97
Administration of Fund
$19,493 89 728 61
Notes secured by mortgages
32,200 00
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company bonds ($5,000 at 98}) 4,906 25
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company accrued interest
47 22
New England Power Company bonds ($5,000)
5,000 00
New England Power Company accrued interest
26 39
Père Marquette bonds, 4%
4,000 00
Père Marquette bonds and Scrip Certificate, 5%
439 25
Cost of sale of 5th Liberty bonds
26 25
Granite Trust Company Certificates of Deposit
15,000 00
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
2,528 74
$84,396 60
Expenses of Institute
Pay rolls
$14,689 00
Books, supplies and sundries
856 80
Fuel
489 20
Lighting
76 75
Incidentals, repairs and fixtures
175 17
Sale of materials .
120 93
$16,165 99
Expended by Board of Managers:
Repairs on boilers
$2,912 07
Insurance
294 90
3,206 97
Administration of Fund
Repairs on rented property
$592 11
Water for rented property .
28 00
Insurance on rented property
18 00
Viewing property for loans .
28 50
Safety deposit box rent, printing, etc.
62 00
$728 61
Receipts on viewing property and refund of insur- ance premium
15 71
$712 90
Income Account, 1922
Received from investments
$17,571 40
Expenses, Institute (net)
$16,165 99
Expenses of Institute by Board
3,206 97
Administration of Fund (net)
712 90
$16,286 92
$19,372 96
100
CITY OF QUINCY
Accrued interest on New England Telephone and Telegraph Company bonds
$47 22
Accrued interest on New England Power Company bonds
26 39
Cost of sale of 5th Liberty bonds
26 25
Deficit in income, 1922
$2,614 32
$20,185 72
$20,185 72
Statement of Fund, January 1, 1923
Total of Fund January 1, 1922 .
$343,965 34
Income invested and added to principal
10,482 86
$354,448 20
Invested as follows:
$4,300 American Telephone and Telegraph Company 42s .
$3,684 55
$7,500 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé 4s 7,500 00
$10,500 Central Vermont Railroad 5s 9,214 00
$4,000 City of Quincy (3 at 5}; 1 at 5)
4,000 00
$11,200 Michigan State Telephone and Telegraph Company 5s and 32 shares preferred 9,600 00
$5,000 New England Telephone and Telegraph Company 5s 4,906 25
$5,000 New England Power Company 5s 5,000 00
$4,000 Père Marquette Railroad 4s
4,000 00
$10,000 U. S. Liberty, 3d, 42s
10,000 00
$48,000 U. S. Liberty, 4th, 4}s .
43,500 00
$5,000 Union Pacific Railroad 4s
4,419 00
22 shares American Telephone and Telegraph Company (8)
1,115 10
27 shares Boston & Albany Railroad (4.85) 4,900 00
9 shares Central Vermont Railroad
500 00
66 shares Fitchburg Railroad
7,260 00
120 shares Pennsylvania Railroad 6s
7,200 00
Sheen property, Greenleaf Street
6,826 92
Linden Street house
2,868 64
Mortgage loans
156,125 00
Cash on hand December 31, 1922
2,528 74
$295,148 20
Salt Marsh, Greenleaf Street
400 00
Institute Land and Building
58,900 00
Total
$354,448 20
101
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
JANUARY 19, 1923.
Hon. GUSTAVE B. BATES, Mayor of the City of Quincy.
DEAR SIR :- I respectfully submit the annual report of the Police Department of the city of Quincy for the year ending December 31, 1922.
PERSONNEL OF FORCE
NAME
Original Appointment
Permanent Appointment
Chief Alfred W. Goodhue
June 23, 1898
Apr. 7, 1902
Capt. Ernest H. Bishop .
June 22, 1906
Jan. 12, 1907
Insp. John T. Larkin
June 30, 1897
Apr.
1, 1898
Lieut. Edward Johnson
June,
1901
Jan. 20, 1903
Sergt. John J. Avery
May 16, 1909
July
29, 1912
Sergt. George A. Cahill
Jan.
2, 1902
Apr.
11, 1902
Sergt. Daniel H. Doran
June 22, 1906
May 2, 1907
Sergt. George W. Fallon .
Aug. 2, 1912
May 11, 1917
Sergt. Jeremiah Hinchon
June 23, 1898
Apr. 7, 1902
Sergt. Thomas A. Malone
Jan. 14, 1911
Jan.
1, 1914
Patrolmen
Black, Alexander T.
Aug. 2, 1912
Jan. 1, 1914
Broberg, Claus A. .
Apr. 7, 1902
Apr. 14, 1904
Bryan, Edward S. .
June 19, 1917
Sept. 23, 1918
Bryan, John J.
July 11, 1919
Dec. 24, 1920
Buckley, Thomas P.
June 7, 1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Buell, John E.
Dec. 27, 1915
June 22, 1917
Canavan, Michael F.
Dec. 2, 1911
Feb. 25, 1915
Cappellini, Alfred J.
July 11, 1919
Dec. 24, 1920
Casey, John M.
Nov. 22, 1915
Aug. 28, 1918
Collins, Daniel J.
July
11, 1919
Feb. 16, 1920
Connelly, Jeremiah J.
Jan.
5, 1914
Mar. 11, 1918
Connelly, Jerome J.
Dec. 27, 1915
Apr. 29, 1918
Connolly, Michael F.
June
7, 1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Connors, Joseph T. 1
Dec. 24, 1920
Dec. 24, 1921
Coyne, Patrick
Dec. 24, 1920
Dec. 24, 1921
Corbett, Henry F.
Apr. 22, 1909
July 29, 1912
1 Died.
102
CITY OF QUINCY
Patrolmen - Concluded.
NAME
Original Appointment
Permanent Appointment
Crooker, Tilden
June 7,1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Cruise, Edward R. .
June
7, 1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Cullen, Stephen J. .
Dec. 24, 1920
Jan. 3, 1921
Curtin, David E.
Apr. 25, 1921
Dec. 24, 1921
Curtin, Thomas D.
June 29, 1917
Aug. 29, 1918
Curtin, Edward J. .
June 23, 1898
Apr. 14, 1904
Delorey, Joseph A. .
Aug.
2, 1912
Dec. 27, 1915
Dhooge, Jeremiah D.
Mar. 12, 1910
July 29, 1912
Dinneen, Jeremiah .
June 22, 1906
Apr. 17, 1909
Donahue, Frank J. .
Nov. 4, 1918
Nov. 5, 1918
Donovan, Michael .
Jan. 30, 1902
Apr. 14, 1904
Duffy, John P.
Jan.
13, 1907
Mar. 8, 1910
Duffy, John P., Jr. .
July 11, 1919
Feb. 16, 1920
Erwin, John J.
July
11, 1919
Dec. 24, 1920
Erwin, Joseph H.
Dec.
24, 1920
Dec. 30, 1922
Fallon, Thomas J.
Feb. 25, 1915
Dec. 27, 1915
Farrell, David L.
Apr. 22, 1909
Apr. 24, 1911
Fay, George W.
June 29, 1917
Apr. 29, 1918
Flaherty, John J.
Dec. 24, 1920
Dec. 24, 1921
Ford, Daniel J.
June
1, 1907
Apr. 22, 1909
Galvin, Lawrence J.
Feb.
8, 1915
Dec. 27, 1915
Gilmartin, James J.
June 7, 1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Halloran, John
Mar. 16, 1889
Feb. 6, 1893
Hebert, William J.
Apr. 16, 1916
Feb. 25, 1915
Hughes, John J.
June 7,1920
Dec. 24, 1920
McNamara, James .
Apr. 24, 1911
Jan.
1, 1914
MacKay, James A. D.
Apr. 25, 1921
Dec. 24, 1921
Moriarty, Joseph L.
Apr. 25, 1921
Dec. 24, 1921
O'Connell, James
Dec. 27, 1915
Dec. 24, 1920
Ogle, George E.
Feb. 25, 1915
Aug. 29, 1918
Olson, Charles
June 22, 1906
Jan. 12, 1907
Paradise, Joseph L.
June 7,1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Phillips, George F. .
June 22, 1906
Apr. 16, 1910
Riley, Henry F.
June 22, 1906
Jan. 28, 1908
Saville, John R.
Aug. 28, 1918
Aug. 29, 1918
Shea, Daniel M.
Apr. 24, 1911
Nov. 22, 1915
Sullivan, James J. .
Aug. 28, 1918
Aug. 29, 1918
Sullivan, John J.
Dec. 27, 1915
Nov. 20, 1918
Sweeney, Joseph F.
Aug. 2, 1912
Feb. 25, 1915
Thompson, Alexander D.
Feb. 16, 1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Thompson, Thomas J.
July 11, 1919
Dec. 24, 1920
Thorne, Henry W.
June 22, 1906
Apr. 24, 1911
Whelan, James H. .
Jan. 13, 1907
Dec. 2, 1911
Young, Frederick E.
May 20, 1918
Sept. 23, 1918
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REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Reserve Force
NAME
Original Appointment
Permanent Appointment
Byron, Patrick A. .
Dec. 24, 1920
Cunniff, Edmund K.
Apr. 25, 1921
Duffy, Thomas J.
Apr. 25, 1921
Fitzgerald, John J. .
Feb.
9, 1922
Ford, Dennis L.
Feb.
9, 1922
Griffin, Joseph P.
Feb.
9, 1922
Guadiano, Angelo
Feb.
9, 1922
Kemp, James W. H.
.
Apr.
25, 1921
Looby, John
Apr.
25, 1921
McNally, Thomas P.
Apr. 25, 1921
Mullen, Francis J.
Apr. 25, 1921
Moffatt, Allan P.
Feb.
9, 1922
-
On Pension List
Hanson, Mark E.
Mar. 16, 1889
Feb. 6, 1893
Murray, James W. .
June 3, 1895
Jan. 15, 1897
Detailed as Chauffeurs
Farrell, David L.
Whelan, James H.
Detailed to Wagon Duty Bryan, John J.
Detailed to Motor Cycles
Bryan, Edward S.
Paradise, Joseph L.
Phillips, George F.
Detailed as Guard at City Hall Black, Alexander T.
Detailed to Liquor Work
Inspector John T. Larkin. Lawrence J. Galvin.
Detailed to Detective Work
Sergeant John J. Avery. Sergeant Daniel H. Doran.
Detailed as Clerk at Headquarters (Forenoons) Thomas D. Curtin.
Detailed to Licenses Dinneen, Jeremiah.
.
.
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CITY OF QUINCY
Appointment to Reserve Force
Griffin, Joseph P.
. Feb.
9, 1922
Guadiano, Angelo
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Feb.
9, 1922
Moffatt, Allan P.
Feb. 9, 1922
Ford, Dennis L. .
Feb.
9, 1922
Fitzgerald, John J.
. Feb.
9, 1922
Appointment to Permanent Force
Erwin, Joseph H.
Dec. 30, 1922
In Memoriam
Connors, Joseph T., aged 30 years 23 days. He died a martyr to duty on December 25, 1922, from injuries received for the protection and safety of little children.
YEAR OF 1922 Arrests by Months
MONTHS
Arrests
Males
Females
January
February
84
82
2
March
125
120
5
April
164
158
6
May .
202
199
3
June
250
244
6
July .
235
227
8
August
187
183
4
September
192
190
2
October
242
234
8
November
247
235
12
December
135
123
12
2,161
2,086
75
Nativity of Persons arrested
United States
1,419
Foreign born .
742
Number of Arrests, 1920
Total number of arrests .
1,644
Number of arrests, males
1,576
Number of arrests, females
68
Arrests for drunkenness .
213
Arrests for violation of liquor laws
25
Arrests for operating under influence of liquor
19
98
91
7
10
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Number of Arrests, 1921
Total number of arrests .
1,957
Number of arrests, males
1,867
Number of arrests, females
90
Arrests for drunkenness .
543
Arrests for violation of liquor law
86
Arrests for operating under influence of liquor
36
Number of Arrests, 1922
Total number of arrests
2,161
Number of arrests, males .
2,086
Number of arrests, females
75
Arrests for drunkenness .
741
Arrests for violation of liquor law
62
Arrests for operating under influence of liquor
59
Offences
Assault and battery
96
Assault on officer
9
Assault with dangerous weapon
8
Assault with intent to kill
3
Adultery
8
Armed when arrested
1
Armed, carrying revolver unlawfully
7
Abduction
1
Abandoning child
1 2
Appropriation unlawfully
3
Bribery
1
Bastardy
6
Board of Health rules, violation of
5
Breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny
2
Breaking and entering and larceny
28
Breaking glass in building
5
Breaking glass in street .
1
Capias from Superior Court
4
City ordinances, violation of
11
Conspiracy
1
Default
23
Disorderly conduct
2
Disturbing the peace
3
Drunkenness .
741
Delinquent child
4
Disorderly house, keeping and maintaining
1
Desertion of family
5
Disturbing public assembly
2
Disorderly conduct, public place
3
Escaped from institution
3
Evading car fare
4
Fish and game law, violation of
4
Forgery
2
Animal, cruelty to
106
CITY OF QUINCY
Forgery and uttering
2
Fugitive from justice
1
Fraudulent concealment of property
1
Failure to pay wages
2
Fornication
2
Gaming on Lord's Day, craps .
14
Gaming on Lord's Day, being present
4
Gaming implements, being present where found
9
Playing cards for money .
Playing cards in public place
Gaming nuisance
1
Idle and disorderly
16
Injury to realty
1
Indecent exposure .
2
Keeping unlicensed dog
1
Larceny
87
Larceny, attempt at
4
Loitering
3
Murder
2
Malicious mischief .
10
Malicious injury to property
3
Motor vehicle laws, violation of
688
Operating motor vehicle under influence of liquor
59
Masher act
1
Neglect of family
31
Neglect to support parents
12
Neglect to support illegitimate child
2
Neglected child
5
Obtaining money under false pretences
1
Probation, violation of
11
Profanity
1
Property, unlawful sale of
1
Rape
2
Rape, attempt at
1
Robbery
8
Runaway boy
13
Safe keeping
20
Stubborn child
12
Suspicious persons .
6
Selling mortgaged property
2
Threat to assault
13
Track walking
23
Traffic rules, violation of
2
Tramp
1
Trespass
3
Truant .
3
Vagrant
2
Volstead act, violation of
10
Hearing on liquor seizure, liquor forfeited .
16
7
4
107
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Signal System
Wagon calls .
1,688
Ambulance calls
366
Fire calls
2
Pulmotor calls
6
Raids (liquor)
8
Disposition of Cases
Appealed
101
Bound to peace
2
Continued
343
Committed
115
House of correction, default of bail
5
State Farm
13
Sherborn
3
Lancaster
3
Shirley
2
Concord Reformatory
1
Lyman School
7
Boston State Hospital, Psychopathic
7
Taunton State Hospital .
6
Department of Public Welfare
2
Defaulted
125
Default removed
27
Delivered to friends
14
Delivered to out-of-town officers
52
Discharged
104
Dismissed complaints
132
Delivered to Superior Court on capias
4
Fined
619
Fines remitted
5
Fines paid
334
Cost paid
54
Held for Grand Jury
12
Placed on file
268
Placed on probation
88
Released
140
Sentenced
778
Sentence suspended
362
Sentence revoked
32
Settled by mutual consent
3
Summoned for out-of-town police
379
To make restitution
20
To make weekly payments
21
126
House of correction, sentence .
House of correction, default of fine
32
Dismissed for want of prosecution
44
108
CITY OF QUINCY
Miscellaneous
Accidents reported .
400
Breaks in stores discovered
7
Dangerous wires reported
45
Defects in streets and sidewalks
70
Defects in bridges
9
Doors found open and made secure .
Disturbance, suppressed without arrest
15
Fires discovered
13
Fires extinguished, no alarm
15
Fire alarm sounded
8
Gas leaks reported .
5
Injured and sick persons cared for
15
Insane persons committed
93
Investigations made
245
Leaks in water mains reported
34
Lanterns displayed in dangerous places
12
Lost children found and restored to parents
24
Runaway horses stopped
4
Rifles taken from minors
15
Stolen bicycles recovered
25
Stray horses found and restored to owner
10
Water running to waste
9
Windows found open and made secure
175
Windows reported broken
15
Unlicensed and dangerous dogs destroyed .
225
Other animals destroyed .
25
Keys found in doors
58
Value of lost and stolen property, including automobiles recovered $24,206.93 Lights reported not burning:
Electric
1,788
Gas .
98
Permits issued
Permits for Sunday labor issued
128
Permits for Sunday labor refused
68
Permits to carry pistols issued
190
Permits to carry pistols refused
111
Permits for parades, public speaking, advertising banners, etc., issued .
644
Miscellaneous permits refused .
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