Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1923, Part 2

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1923
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25,000


Aug.


2,500


2,500


1


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43,000


1


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1


4,000


2,000


2,000


1,000


31,000


17,500


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CITY OF QUINCY


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36,000


2,000


4,000


Accepted strects, 1921


27,000


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4 444 4 4


$1,000


3,000


2,000


Willard Street


12,000 4,000


Sept. Sept.


51 51


3,000 1,000


3,000 1,000 2,000 5,000


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-


6,000 2,000


Portable school building


10,000


Sept.


4 2,000


8,000


Hancock Street


26,000


Sept.


4


5,000


3,000


2,000 5,000 3,000


2,000 5,000 3,000


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30,000


Nov.


5


6,000


6,000


6,000


2,000


1


.


25,000


Nov.


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


1


.


110,000


Dec.


4


11,000


11,000


1


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1,000


Vassall Street


4,000


Dec.


1,000


Adams Street widening


10,000


Dec.


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1


6,000


Permanent sidewalks .


15,000


Dec.


3,000


3,000


Bellevue Street .


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10,000


Dec.


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


7,000


Playground, Ward 6


6,000


Dec.


5分


1,000


1,000


1,000


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Dec.


4


11,000


11,000


$133,500


$99,500


$80,500


$61,500


$47,500


$34,000


$26,000


$18,000


$1,007,000


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20,000


Sidewalks


15,000


Sept.


4


3,000


2,000


2,000


2,000


8,000


Willard Street


10,000


Sept.


4


2,000


18,000


Surface drains


12,000


Nov.


41


2,000


2,000


2,000


2,000 5,000


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1 From 1934 to 1943 $10,000 each year.


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


22,000


Ward 2 school building


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$231,000


$175,500


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Surface drains


10,000


Hancock Street


22,000


Norfolk Downs School


25,000


1


-


7,000


3,000


.


110,000


Main Street


12,000


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MUNICIPAL DEBT, WITHIN DEBT LIMIT


DATE


Amount Issued


Rate (Per Cent)


1924


1925


1926


1927


1928


1929


1930


1931


1932


1933


1934- 1943


Total


1915


$72,200


4


$10,000 26,000


$26,000


$3,000


9,000


$9,000


$9,000


45,000


1919


401,700


4} to 5


55,000


15,000


15,000


14,000


14,000


$14,000 14,500


$14,500


$1,000


$1,000


$1,000


134,500


1921


245,300


5 to 52


42,000


41,000


37,000


8,000


8,000


8,000


8,000


10,000


10,000


2,000


167,000


1923


308,500


4} to 4}


29,500


27,000


27,000


27,000


23,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


$100,000


308,500


$231,000


$175,500


$133,500


$99,500


$80,500


$61,500


$47,500


$34,000


$26,000


$18,000


$100,000


$1,007,000


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.


198,000


41


30,000


29,000


27,000


27,000


12,000


8,000 10,000 15,000


10,000


1922


216,700


5 to 5}


29,500


28,500


15,500


14,500


14,500


1918


216,000


5


9,000


9,000


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CITY OF QUINCY


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$10,000


1916


126,625


4 to 4}


55,000


-


127,000


1920


160,000


STATEMENT OF TOTAL DEBT, DECEMBER 31, 1923 Showing Amount Due Each Year


YEAR


Municipal


Street Improve- ment


Sewer


Water


County Hospital


City Hospital


High School Land


High School Building


Total


1924 .


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$231,000


$3,300


$58,000


$48,500


$9,000


$7,000


$3,000


$52,000


$411,800


1925


175,500


800


54,000


47,500


9,000


7,000


3,000


52,000


348,800


1926


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.


133,500


52,000


46,000


9,000


7,000


3,000


52,000


302,500


1927


99,500


49,000


38,000


9,000


7,000


3,000


52,000


257,500


1928 .


80,500


49,000


25,000


8,000


7,000


3,000


52,000


224,500


1929


61,500


38,500


12,000


5,000


7,000


3,000


47,000


174,000


1930 .


47,500


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36,500


11,000


7,000


3,000


47,000


152,000


1931 .


34,000


26,500


8,000


7,000


3,000


47,000


125,500


1932


26,000


23,500


7,000


7,000


3,000


47,000


113,500


1933


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.


18,000


21,500


5,000


7,000


3,000


45,000


99,500


1934 .


10,000


20,500


3,000


7,000


3,000


40,000


83,500


1935 .


10,000


18,500


3,000


7,000


3,000


40,000


81,500


1936


10,000


18,500


3,000


7,000


3,000


40,000


81,500


1937 .


10,000


18,500


3,000


7,000


3,000


40,000


81,500


1938 .


10,000


13,000


2,000


7,000


2,500


39,000


73,500


1939


10,000


9,500


2,000


7,000


2,500


39,000


70,000


1940


10,000


7,500


1,000


7,000


2,500


39,000


67,000


1941


10,000


7,500


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7,000


2,500


39,000


66,000


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


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STATEMENT OF TOTAL DEBT, DECEMBER 31, 1923 - Concluded Showing Amount due Each Year -Concluded


YEAR


Municipal


Street Improve- ment


Sewer


Water


County Hospital


City Hospital


High School Land


High School Building


Total


1942 .


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$10,000


$7,500


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-


$7,000


$39,000


$63,500


1943 .


10,000


5,000


15,000


1944 .


3,000


3,000


1945 .


2,000


2,000


1946 .


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-


2,000


2,000


1947 .


2,000


2,000


1948 .


1,000


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I


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1,000


1949


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1,000


1950


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I


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I


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1,000


$1,007,000


$4,100


$546,500


$265,000


$49,000


$133,000


$52,000


$848,000


$2,904,600


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-


-


-


-


-


1,000


1,000


CITY OF QUINCY


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


TEMPORARY LOANS, 1923


Date issued, 1923


BANK


Rate (Per Cent)


Date Due


Amount


Mar.


5


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.15


Dec. 13, 1923


$200,000


Mar.


16


Estabrook & Co.


4.10


Dec. 10, 1923


100,000


Mar.


29


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.13


Dec. 6, 1923


200,000


Mar.


29


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.13


Dec. 27, 1923


200,000


Apr.


25


First National Bank


4.33


Apr. 10, 1924


200,000


May


23


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.30


May 20, 1924


100,000


June


4


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.30


June 3, 1924


200,000


June


12


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.17


Apr. 16, 1924


200,000


June


27


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.17


Mar. 14, 1924


100,000


Sept.


11


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.25


Apr. 22, 1924


100,000


Sept.


-


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.25


Mar. 14, 1924


100,000


Oct.


18


Old Colony Trust Company .


4.33


June 13, 1924


100,000


-


$1,800,000


Issued


$1,800,000


Paid


700,000


Outstanding


$1,100,000


ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECEIPTS, 1923


Estimated


Actual


Licenses


$5,720 00


$6,172 00


Permits .


478 00


612 00


Court fines


5,018 05


6,355 17


Grants and gifts


23,404 89


25,861 00


Street sprinkling


16,268 39


17,668 70


Gypsy moth


2,375 42


1,858 19


Street betterment


25,531 19


17,560 48


Sidewalks


3,368 84


2,988 85


Sewer assessments


20,632 97


14,495 19


Sewer connections


24,596 35


27,438 95


Corporation tax


81,288 50


90,370 94


Bank tax


1,830 15


1,238 61


State Aid


2,923 50


2,502 00


Military Aid .


-


351 50


Soldiers' Burial


60 00


Tax Collector's costs


3,791 90


5,108 60


Recording fees


951 25


669 65


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CITY OF QUINCY


ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECEIPTS, 1923-Concluded


Estimated


Actual


Highways


$1,424 02


$931 03


Police


120 86


225 29


Fire


223 35


65 35


Sealer of Weights


504 35


521 56


Wire Inspector


1,550 00


1,477 00


Building Inspector


2,968 00


3,772 48


Contagious


6,222 90


5,263 57


Health Department, miscellaneous


158 67


194 70


Milk Inspector


219 50


225 00


Garbage


2,319 05


2,454 75


Scavenger


2,418 70


3,066 20


Clam permits


67 25


44 25


Plumbing licenses


1,819 00


2,036 00


Poor Department


12,450 74


4,967 58


Cemetery


13,401 50


16,129 00


Tax Collector, interest


42,290 52


54,538 78


Tax Collector, assessments


6,026 83


7,951 22


Treasurer, interest deposits


15,925 36


21,636 49


City, miscellaneous


4,365 19


247 86


Department refund


204 25


133 45


School receipts


1,671 01


6,934 33


Industrial school receipts


1,448 10


1,264 66


Home-making school


1,100 35


1,541 65


Library .


1,405 67


1,759 27


Conscience fund


15 00


Accrued interest


2,450 93


1,065 18


Street railway


857 18


2,502 00


$341,807 68


$362,260 48


Assessors took


$341,807 68


Council appropriation


16,179 40


357,987 08


Surplus receipts


$4,273 40


IN ACCOUNT WITH WATER DEPARTMENT, 1923


DR.


CR.


Bonds paid .


$74,500 00


Department use .


. $23,152 13


Interest paid


12,225 75


Receipts, 1923


· 213,390 95


State assessment .


84,261 23


Receipts, 1922


6,213 92


Maintenance


63,172 00


Service connections


9,000 00


$243,158 98


$242,757 00


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


Disbursements


$243,158 98


Receipts .


· 242,757 00


Deficit


$401 98


Water surplus revenue, 1922


$13,594 17


Deficiency in revenue, 1923


401 98


Balance to 1924 account


$13,192 19


WATER COLLECTIONS, 1923


Abatements, 1922-23


Collections, 1922-23


MONTH


Commitments


1922 Account


1923


1922 Account


1923


January


$95,542 10


$77 19


$53 10


$737 24


$28,819 39


February


7,094 15


213 76


150 96


575 70


40,281 66


March .


12,798 69


182 48


99 89


704 38


11,964 22


April


4,293 85


210 26


147 46


397 64


9,464 52


May


1,108 32


213 83


52 34


1,353 81


11,490 92


June


1,749 13


131 85


136 18


1,173 24


7,907 83


July


99,756 73


206 28


74 84


211 25


22,811 63


August


992 01


103 57


80 17


204 04


51,840 43


September


3,119 39


193 17


304 76


294 58


11,435 50


October


6,399 68


97 37


254 36


454 54


11,689 02


November


1,784 91


28 00


26 64


4 00


2,803 59


December


1,556 90


91 50


9 00


103 50


2,882 24


$236,195 86


$1,749 26


$1,389 70


$6,213 92


$213,390 95


1923


1922 Account


Commitments


$236,195 86


$14,318 71


Abated


1,389 70


1,749 26


$234,806 16


$12,569 45


Collected


213,390 95


6,213 92


Due


$21,415 21


$6,355 53


.


$21,415 21


1922 account due


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TOTAL UNCOLLECTED


1923, due .


. 6,355 53


$27,770 74


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CITY OF QUINCY


TAX COLLECTIONS JANUARY 1, 1923, to DECEMBER 31, 1923


DATE


Due January 1


Sold City


Abated


Collected


Due


1916


$2,421 90


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-


$2,421 90


-


Temporary loans outstanding, $1,100,000


COMMITTED BILLS ACCOUNT, 1923


Due January 1,1923


Committed


Abated


Collected


Due City


Contagious


$9,753 25


$4,903 52


$2,610 00


$5,263 57


$6,793 20


Scavenger


1,356 70


2,628 00


48 10


3,066 20


870 40


Highway


128 68


1,043 25


931 03


240 90


Welfare .


6,405 65


6,616 58


10 00


4,967 58


8,044 65


Sewer connections


3,808 95


24,720 98


-


23,187 98


5,341 95


Burial


3,994 00


16,973 00


77 00


16,129 00


4,761 00


Cemetery grading


177 88


1,818 79


85 07


1,281 46


630 14


Water services


3,900 75


23,382 57


226 57


18,728 12


8,328 63


Water rates, 1922


14,318 71


· 1,749 26


6,213 92


6,355 53


Water rates, 1923


236,195 86


1,389 70


213,390 95


21,415 21


$43,844 57


$318,292 55


$6,195 70


$293,159 81


$62,781 61


-


$2 00


257 18


$1,191 43


1920


18,738 04


$1,036 27


204 97


6,267 38


11,229 42


1921


260,934 40


7,625 52


1,462 16


224,581 11


27,265 61


1922


905,546 98


18,807 96


744,734 12


142,004 90


$1,189,091 93 2,420,396 28


$8,661 79


-


$20,477 09 14,516 93


$978,261 69 1,421,026 79


$181,691 36 984,852 56


1923


$3,609,488 21


$8,661 79


$34,994 02


$2,399,288 48


$1,166,543 92


1919


1,450 61


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


SALARIES OF CITY OFFICIALS, 1924


Mayor .


$4,000 00


Clerk of Committees


800 00


Auditor


3,000 00


Treasurer


2,750 00


Tax Collector


2,500 00


Chief Assessor


2,500 00


Assessors (two) each


2,000 00


City Solicitor


2,500 00


City Clerk


2,500 00


Assistant City Clerk


1,500 00


City Messenger


800 00


Commissioner


4,000 00


City Engineer


2,750 00


Registrars (four) each


350 00


Clerk of Registrars .


375 00


Building Inspector .


2,200 00


Inspector of Wires .


2,200 00


Sealer of Weights


2,200 00


Health Commissioner


2,400 00


Inspector of Plumbing


2,200 00


Inspector of Slaughtering


55 00


Inspector of Animals


220 00


Inspector of Meats


400 00


City Physician


1,000 00


Librarian


3,500 00


Burial Commissioner


2,000 00


Welfare Commissioner


2,000 00


Police Department:


Chief


3,500 00


Captain


2,600 00


Lieutenant


2,300 00


Inspector


2,150 00


Sergeant


2,000 00


Patrolmen, first year


1,600 00


Patrolmen, second year


1,700 00


Patrolmen, third year .


1,800 00


Fire Department:


Chief


3,000 00


Captain


2,000 00


Lieutenant


1,900 00


Superintendent, alarm


1,850 00


Assistant engineer (one)


250 00


Permanent men, first year


1,600 00


Permanent men, second year


1,700 00


Permanent men, third year .


1,800 00


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CITY OF QUINCY


TRIAL BALANCE - CITY OF QUINCY Contingent Accounts


ASSETS


Cash on hand


$188,408 00


Temporary loans . $1,100,000 00


Overlay, 1923


24,875 05


Overlay, 1922 .


19,531 89


1921


27,265 61


Water revenue reserved


27,770 74


1922


142,004 90


1923


984,852 56


reserved


8,328 63


Assessments:


Water surplus revenue


13,192 39


Main sewer


5,691 66


Particular sewers


1,654 48


Sidewalks


620 43


Department balance


80,054 13


Streets .


5,029 14


Trust accounts, income reserved


10,264 44


Gypsy moth


960 24


Committed interest ac- counts


4,093 84


fund, profit and loss


150,713 41


Unapportioned:


Street betterments .


35,768 58


Main sewers


15,368 81


Sidewalks


6,225 90


Bills receivable :


Contagious


6,793 20


Scavenger


870 40


Highways


240 90


Welfare .


8,044 65


Water Department .


27,770 74


Burial


4,761 00


Grading


630 14


Water service


8,328 63


Sewer particulars


5,341 95


Tax titles


25,693 82


LIABILITIES


Taxes:


1919


1,274 45


1920


11,146 40


Overlay, 1919


812 95


Water service revenue


Foundation and grading


revenue . 630 14


Oiling


10,294 22


Surplus revenue .


92,960 88


Excess and deficiency


$1,529,134 65


$1,529,134 65


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


SUSPENDED ACCOUNTS Accounts not yet due


MAIN SEWERS


1926


$4,736 11


1924


. $6,426 04


1927


4,264 30


1925


.


4,947 01


1927


3,558 77


1930


3,187 41


1928


2,847 05


1931


3,225 68


1929


.


2,742 03


1930


2,582 20


1931


2,569 40


1932


1,667 92


1933


203 25


SIDEWALKS


$33,314 45


1924


$759 56


1925


739 94


1926


593 62


1924


$1,971 17


1927


549 19


1925


971 68


1928


515 75


1926


701 15


1929


434 23


1930


412 43


1931


442 84


1932


209 21


STREET BETTERMENTS


1933


32 00


1924


$5,134 33


$4,688 77


TOTAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 31, 1923


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


City debt (issued)


. $1,007,000 00


Street improvement 4,100 00


Inventory, city property 1,142,210 97


County Hospital 49,000 00


Assessments not due 77,003 59


City Hospital


133,000 00


Water system cost


. 1,736,500 00


Water


265,000 00


Sewer system cost


1,326,000 00


Sewer


546,500 00


Excess and deficiency


High school land 52,000 00


fund


150,713 41


High school building


848,000 00


$7,093,974 34


$2,904,600 00


Assets


$7,093,974 34


Liabilities


2,904,600 00


.


Surplus


. $4,189,374 34


.


3,668 45


1926


.


.


1932


1,523 48


1933


401 63


.


4,200 33


5,770 78


1928


1929


$35,356 37


PARTICULAR SEWERS


.


$3,644 00


1925


. 5,014 65


Inventory, school prop- erty, 1922 . $2,661,546 37


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TABULATION SHOWING STATE, COUNTY AND OTHER ASSESSMENTS


DATE


State


County


Metropolitan Water


Metropolitan Sewer


· Parks


Fire Prevention


Charles River Basin


Neponset Bridge


1912


$49,375. 00


$21,996 38


$64,558 24


$39,994 04


$31,503 81


$2,373 65


1913


62,400 00


25,139 41


65,519 02


29,948 08


23,343 79


1


2,969 91


1914


68,250 00


26,139 41


61,459 66


29,125 39


23,998 29


3,104 80


1915


76,050 00


27,134 93


50,070 04


30,403 10


24,408 84


$283 58


2,908 03


1916


71,040 00


33,788 21


51,468 91


32,951 65


17,535 40


684 90


3,509 01


$3,100 76


1917


97,020 00


38,047 06


59,042 03


33,572 23


21,073 47


602 92


3,667 58


5,040 00


1918


97,020 00


39,020 00


57,975 46


38,848 28


21,220 58


515 05


3,728 76


4,920 00


1919


118,698 80


56,657 39


78,083 57


50,273 57


23,815 26


706 31


3,958 62


4,800 00


1920


149,238 80


64,989 00


85,259 00


54,305 19


31,115 22


669 88


5,701 67


4,680 00


1921


149,238 80


88,287 78


85,289 92


58,909 79


34,336 63


484 01


5,903 95


3,693 83


1922


125,520 00


93,724 86


81,551 29


58,561 94


35,700 19


615 48


5,914 19


3,560 97


1923


125,520. 00


96,075 35


84,261 23


61,789 61


39,288 77


626 26


6,523 85


7,878 79


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CITY OF QUINCY


37


AUDITOR'S REPORT


MUNICIPAL FINANCES ILLUSTRATED


The following diagram shows how the revenue of 1923, derived from taxes and ordinary receipts, excluding all money borrowed or expended, is apportioned:


PERSONS AND


PROTECTION OF


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


HEALTH


AND


ES


ARI


4 CENTS


OTHER DEPTS 3 CENTS


OVERLAY 3 CENTS


HIGHWAYS 12 CENTS


OF


QU


CITY ONE


CY DOLLAR 1923


STATE AND COUNTY 13 CENTS


SCHOOLS 25 CENTS


INTEREST 6 CENTS


e


LIBRARY I CENT


12 CENTS


DEBT


"Highways," includes maintenance, repairs,. rebuilding of streets, street watering and street lighting. "Protection of persons and property" includes police, fire, gypsy moths, sealer of weights, building and wire inspection. "General government" includes the offices in City Hall.


HENRY O. FAIRBANKS, Auditor of Accounts.


12 CENTS


PROPERTY


4 CENTS


SANITATION


5 CENTS


Ch


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AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1923


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1923


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


City Council:


Councillors, salaries


$4,500 00


1


-


-


-


$4,500 00


$4,500 00


Clerk of Committees


800 00


-


-


-


800 00


800 00


Advertising


300 00


300 00


284 00


$16 00


Printing .


200 00


$118 05


318 05


318 05


Stationery and postage


25 00


-


-


-


25 00


25 00


Transportation


50 00


-


-


-


-


-


Street notices .


50 00


18 05


31 95


16 50


15 45


Other expenses


150 00


-


-


50 00


100 00


82 43


17 57


Mayor's Department:


Mayor, salary


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


Secretary, salary


1,560 00


1,560 00


1,560 00


Utility clerk .


1,144 00


69 39


1,074 61


969 00


105 61


Other expenses


1,400 00


69 39


1,469 39


1,469 39


Auditing Department:


Auditor, salary


·


.


.


.


-


-


-


-


2,700 00


2,700 00


Office supplies .


300 00


40 17


340 17


340 17


Stationery and postage


60 00


1


-


11 50


48 50


48 50


Printing .


50 00


-


1


1


20 55


29 45


29 45


Telephone


.


.


60 00


8 12


51 88


49 35


2 53


Other expenses


50 00


-


1


1


-


-


50 00


48 95


1 05


Treasurer's Department:


Treasurer, salary


2,750 00


-


1


1


-


-


2,750 00


2,750 00


Clerk, salary


·


1,500 00


Clerk, extra


500 00


1


1


1


76 00


424 00


424 00


-


.


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


.


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


3,000 00


3,000 00


Clerks, salaries


2,700 00


-


-


1


.


.


.


.


-


.


-


-


-


1,500 00


1,500 00


-


.


.


-


CITY OF QUINCY


-


-


-


-


-


.


.


3,000 00


-


-


$50 00


Stationery and postage .


150 00


-


-


-


181 08


181 08


-


Telephone


50 00


3 98


53 98


53 98


-


-


1


40 94


265 94


265 94


Other expenses


10 00


10 00


10 00


Surety bond


120 00


-


-


120 00


120 00


Collector's Department:


Collector, salary


2,500 00


2,500 00


2,500 00


Clerks, salaries


4,936 00


4,936 00


4,936 00


Clerks, extras .


498 00


498 00


Surety bonds .


305 00


305 00


305 00


Postage


.


1,100 00


300 00


1,400 00


1,382 78


77 22


Printing


150 00


100 00


250 00


200 30


49 70


Telephone


65 00


25 00


90 00


£6 76


3 24


Recording deeds


40 00


200 00


240 00


103 42


136 58


Office supplies .


140 00


75 00


215 00


208 27


6 73


Other expenses


100 00


-


-


100 00


100 00


-


Tax sales, advertising


900 00


2,102 00


3,002 00


2,766 14


235 86


Assessors' Department:


Assessors, salaries ·


6,500 00


6,500 00


6,493 51


6 49


Assistant assessors, salaries


2,525 00


2,525 00


2,525 00


Clerks, salaries


5,290 00


200 00


5,090 00


4,958 08


131 92


Clerks, temporary


.


. .


2,000 00


800 00


2,800 00


2,784 57


15 43


Printing and advertising


2,300 00


300 00


2,600 00


2,546 21


53 79


Abstract of deeds ·


1,000 00


22 80


1,022 80


1,022 80


Transportation


500 00


500 00


1,000 00


850 00


150 00


Office supplies .


200 00


400 00


600 00


498 22


101 78


Stationery and postage


100 00


-


-


100 00


96 45


3 55


Telephone


75 00


24


1


75 24


75 24


Other expenses .


23 04


326 96


6 10


320 86


City Solicitor's Department:


Solicitor, salary


2,500 00


-


-


-


-


Expenses .


.


.


200 00


200 00


83 32


116 68


Legal expenses, special


1,000 00


-


-


-


-


2,197 21


1,909 03


288 18


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


.


-


.


-


.


-


-


.


.


.


350 00


-


-


-


2,500 00


2,500 00


-


$1,197 21


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


AUDITOR'S REPORT


39


I


-


31 08


Office supplies .


225 00


-


498 00


.


.


40


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1923 - Continued


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1923


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


City Clerk's Department:


City Clerk, salary .


$2,500 00


$2,500 00


$2,500 00


Assistant city clerk, salary


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Clerk


·


500 00


500 00


500 00


Clerk


.


1,250 00


1,250 00


1,250 00


Printing and postage


175 00


$0 23


174 77


139 47


$35 30


Office supplies .


150 00


150 00


144 06


5 94


Posting .


25 00


25 00


25 00


Telephone


45 00


$0 23


45 23


45 23


-


Other expenses


75 00


75 00


72 53


2 47


Vital statistics .


700 00


700 00


698 77


10 23


City Messenger


800 00


800 00


800 00


Commissioner of Public Works:


Commissioner, salary


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


Clerks, salaries


2,644 00


2,644 00


2,644 00


Other expenses


450 00


450 00


317 81


132 19


Care of City Hall


9,500 00


9,500 00


9,234 66


265 34


Repair public buildings .


5,000 00


5,000 00


3,789 23


1,211 77


Engineer's Department:


City Engineer, salary


2,750 00


2,750 00


2,750 00


Assistants, salary


8,000 00


2,200 00


10,200 00


10,196 00


4 00


Clerk


300 00


15 50


284 50


284 50


Steel filing case


500 00


-


500 00


493 20


70


Office supplies


400 00


100 00


26 84


473 16


473 16


Transportation


50 00


50 00


47 92


2 08


Telephone


50 00


1


50 00


45 53


4 47


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


CITY OF QUINCY


-


.


.


.


-


-


-


-


.


-


.


-


-


.


.


Other expenses


75 00


-


1


-


9 81


65 19 110 00


105 77


4 23


Auto upkeep .


350 00


52 15


402 15


402 15


Board of Registrars:


Registrars, salaries .


1,400 00


-


-


-


-


1,400 00


1,400 00


Registrars' clerk, salary .


375 00


375 00


375 00


Precinct officers, salaries


966 00


966 00


924 00


42 00


Printing and postage


1,200 00


59 71


1,259 71


1,259 71


Rentals


250 00


$125 00


2 00


377 00


377 00


Meals


150 00


28 67


121 33


121 33


Labor


175 00


96 00


271 00


271 00


Supplies .


600 00


154 97


3 54


751 43


751 43


Transportation


175 00


-


-


-


125 50


49 50


49 50


Protection of life and property:


Chief of Police, salary


3,000 00


3,000 00


3,000 00


Captain, salary


2,200 00


2,200 00


2,200 00


Inspector .


2,100 00


2,100 00


1,617 95


482 05


Lieutenant


2,000 00


2,000 00


1,989 08


10 92


Sergeants


11,400 00


11,400 00


11,233 60


166 40


Patrolmen


106,200 00


1,908 20


104,291 80


101,527 35


2,764 45


Reserve and specials


16,320 00


$578 00


16,898 00


16,892 05


5 95


Pensions .


.


2,100 00


58 20


2,158 20


2,158 20


Fuel .


850 00


6 68


856 68


856 68


Lighting .


200 00


200 00


153 48


46 52


Telephone


300 00


300 00


296 98


3 02


Signal wires


2,200 00


1,304 90


895 10


895 10


Meals, prisoners


325 00


48 25


373 25


373 25


Laundry .


100 00


-


-


100 00


59 79


40 21


Office supplies


300 00


-


300 00


289 04


10 96


Traveling expenses .


250 00


-


-


250 00


210 79


39 21


Other expenses


.


500 00


109 35


€09 35


609 35


Transportation


1,900 00


-


-


-


-


2,171 77


2,171 77


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


.


.


-


-


-


-


-


41


I


-


50 00


-


I


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


1


.


.


-


AUDITOR'S REPORT


52 17


13 02


Blue prints


60 00


-


-


-


.


.


.


.


.


.


-


271 77


.


-


42


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1923 - Continued


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1923


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Protection of life and property - Concluded


New car .


-


$1,947 85


$1,947 85


$1,947 85


Traffic


$500 00


$776 24


750 00


$12 18


2,034 06


1,997 88


$86 18


Equipment


500 00


638 36


1,138 36


1,138 36


Janitor's supplies


225 00


-


-


-


-


550 00


550 00


211 00


Vacations and sickness


1,000 00


3,500 00


3,500 00


3,500 00


Portable school building .


1,500 00


1,023 85


476 15


Fire Department clothing


1,500 00


55 40


2,644 60


2,603 42


41 18


Fuel .


2,700 00


7,000 00


6,426 68


573 32


Gasoline, oil and repairs


7,000 0


-


150 00


148 59


1 41


Office


150 00


200 00


153 64


46 36


Furnishings


200 00


3 33


403 33


403 33


Telephone


400 00


43 36


293 36


293 36


Lighting .


250 00


8 71


459 71


458 71


Laundry .


·


Hose


.


1,000 00


144 80


1,144 80


1,144 80


Equipment


500 00


1


-


-


500 00


326 15


173 85


House supplies


200 00


-


19 80


180 20


154 95


25 25


-


-


174 82


300 00


295 65


4 35


Liquor law


3,000 00


250 00


250 00


Assistant chief, salary


250 00


132,750 00


132,735 23


14 77


Permanent men, salaries


132,750 00


Pensions


550 00


1,000 00


789 00


CITY OF QUINCY


-


-


1


-


-


-


1,000 00


956 60


43 40


Other expenses


1,000 00


1


-


-


-


3,000 00


3,000 00


-


Chief of Fire Department, salary


300 00


399 82


399 82


-


-


-


450 00


Fire alarm system:


Equipment and supplies


1,000 00


-


1


-


375 00


1,375 00 1,533 82


1,156 69


218 31


Labor


1,750 00


1,530 00


3 82


New car .


950 00


1


950 00


947 50 235 54


14 46


Sealer of Weights:


Salary


2,200 00


2,200 00


2,200 00


Upkeep auto


300 00


300 00


262 15


37 85


Other expenses


250 00


-


-


-


-


1


250 00


233 85


16 15


Inspector of Wires:


Salary


2,200 00


2,200 00


2,200 00


Clerical, salary


400 00


362 56


362 56


Upkeep auto and rent


300 00


168 15


468 15


468 15


Advertising and printing


100 00


10 92


110 92


110 92


Office supplies .


125 00


10 02


114 98


114 98


Telephone


50 00


2 09


52 03


52 09


Other expenses


95 56


-


-


33 70


61 86


53 56


8 30


Inspector of Buildings:


Salary


2,200 00


-


-


-


-


-


2,200 00


2,200 00


Clerical, salary


400 00


400 00


362 57


37 43


Office supplies .


200 00


200 00


188 92


11 08


Upkeep auto .


300 00


300 00


260 10


39 90


Telephone


25 00


-


1


25 00


23 74


1 26


Printing .


100 00


100 00


30 50


69 50


Other expenses


50 00


-


-


-


-


-


50 00


50 00


Gypsy Moth Department:


Superintendent, salary


1,872 00


1,872 00


1,872 00


Care of trees


2,600 00


372 57


2,972 57


2,972 57


Labor


5,000 00


-


-


443 32


4,551 68


3,615 00


936 68


Materials .


1,500 00


315 43


1,815 43


1,815 43


Repairs on sprayer


200 00


-


-


-


-


-


200 00


118 49


81 51


-


-


-


-


1


-


.


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


AUDITOR'S REPORT


43


-


2 50


Power and light


250 00


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


.


.


-


1


-


-


-


-


-


.


-


-


-


-


37 44


250 00


216 18


-


44


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1923 - Continued


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION


Appro- priation


Balance, 1923


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transfer


Less Transfer


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Gypsy Moth Department-Concluded


Other expenses


$1,600 00


$315 43


$1,284 57 275 75


$1,178 97


$105 60


Truck upkeep .


200 00


$75 75


-


275 75


Health and Sanitation:


Commissioner, salary


2,400 00


2,400 00


2,400 00


Superintendent, salary


1,560 00


-


-


1,560 00


1,560 00


Clerk


900 00


900 00


603 75


296 25


Office supplies


500 00


500 00


232 10


267 90


Printing and advertising


700 00


100 00


800 00


755 70


44 30


Telephones


300 00


300 00


291 28


8 72


Other expenses


300 00


300 00


209 95


90 05


Labor


48,000 00


5,484 78


53,484 78


53,484 78


-


.


-


-


.


.


1,820 00


1,820 00


1,820 00


Care of horses .


5,000 00


5,000 00


4,241 52


758 48


Shoeing .


600 00


72 25


672 25


672 25


Fuel and lights


250 00


52 12


302 12


302 12


Garage expense


.


700 00


-


124 37


575 63


250 44


325 19


New equipment


2,500 00


538 08


1,961 92


1,809 27


153 65


Repairs on equipment


.


1,000 00


1,000 00


986 28


13 72


Care dumps


.


.


1,694 50


Gasoline and oil


.


·


3,000 00


207 25


3,207 25


3,207 25


Transportation


.


6,500 00


207 25


6,292 75


6,082 63


210 12


Insurance, stable


.


367 80


367 80


367 80


Sanitary Inspector


1,500 00


-


1,500 00


1,500 00


-


-


-


-


.


.


-


-


-


-


1,800 00


1,660 28


139 72


Foreman .


2,184 00


2,184 00




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