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1,500 00
EAST ELM AVENUE
Labor
7 50
HANCOCK STREET, 1925
Labor
$689 29
Contractor (in part)
22,707 47
Engineering
520 64
Equipment and supplies
1,419 80
Sundry items
34 80
25,372 00
Water Construction
Labor
$31,781 10
Gates, valves, pipe, etc.
46,037 31
Freight and express
3,187 46
Lumber
289 67
Crushed stone
85 91
Tarvia
61 00
Blasting logs
44 38
Damages
300 00
Sundry items
18 00
81,804 83
Fire Apparatus
1 comb. pump, chemical and hose car ....
$12,557 50
1 H. and L. truck
9,100 00
2 ladders
91 00
21,748 50
Highway department.
Deficit Bills, 1924
1,179 14
Accepted Streets, 1925
ARNOLD ROAD
Labor
$1,394 30
Engineering
20 00
Use of equipment
809 40
Trucking
795 00
Tarvia
524 60
Crushed stone
621 96
Sundry items
28 92
4,194 18
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE
Labor
$1,337 15
Engineering
70 00
Equipment and supplies .... 2,429 60
3,836 75
,
88
CITY OF QUINCY
CUSHING STREET
Labor
$1,741 41
Engineering
60 00
Equipment and supplies .... 3,142 10
4,943 51
FRANKLIN STREET
Labor
$913 42
Engineering
50 00
Equipment and supplies ....
1,297 93
2,261 35
HOVEY STREET
Labor
$1,726 63
Engineering
60 00
Equipment and supplies ....
2,573 12
4,359 75
MARSHALL STREET
Labor
$1,511 46
Engineering
40 00
Equipment and supplies .... 1,795 75
3,347 21
NARRAGANSETT ROAD
Labor
$1,224 93
Engineering
60 00
Equipment and supplies. ...
2,310 08
3,595 01
RUSSELL STREET
Labor
$1,887 65
Engineering
120 00
Equipment and supplies ..
4,005 40
6,013 05
WILLETT STREET
Labor
$4,143 98
Engineering
85 00
Equipment and supplies ....
7,271 02
11,500 00
LYNDON STREET
Labor
$1,031 34
Equipment and supplies. ... 1,077 38
2,108 72
46,159 53
High School Buildings
Contractor (balance)
$374 63
Inspector
72 00
Loam,
25 00
471 63
High School Reserve Settlement of architect's claim 30,199 89
89
AUDITOR'S REPORT
Police Station Building
Architect
$4,378 26
General contractor
24,523 16
Electrical contractor
212 50
Inspector
144 00
Clerk of works
192 00
Labor
370 00
Engineering
60 00
Bond
1,423 59
Insurance
75 00
Borings
100 88
Examination of soil
100 00
Water connections
104 51
Advertising
8 25
Junior High School -
General contractor
$10,240 80
Architect
2,171 84
Piling contractor
6,785 86
Engineering
180 00
Inspector
528 00
Grading
4,210 65
Bonds
569 30
Sundry items
37 13
Hospital Building
General contractor (balance)
$2,707 00
Architect (balance)
1,028 30
Electrical installation
725 00
Sundry items
183 50
4,643 80
Maternity Ward
General contractor
$60,723 90
Plumbing contractor
2,916 00
Electrical contractor
2,583 43
Heating and ventilating contractor
4,050 00
Architects
7,139 14
Bond
2,373 67
Engineering
17 50
Sundry items
92 61
Monatiquot Bridge
Norfolk Co. assessment
52,000 00
Hospital Equipment
Refrigerating machy. (balance)
$409 12
Water booster pump with extras.
1,471 56
X-Ray equipment
3,200 00
Advertising
11 25
5,091 93
Equipment
.....
31,692 15
24,723 58
79,896 25
Playground Equipment 144 64
90
CITY OF QUINCY
Tax Title Refund
Sundry persons
12,560 37
Trust Funds
Perpetual care fund
$6,985 00
Cash and securities
805 69
7,790 69
Total
$618,689 49
91
REPORT OF TREASURER
REPORT OF TREASURER
January 1st, 1926.
HON. PERLEY E. BARBOUR, Mayor, Quincy, Mass.
DEAR SIR :- The annual report of the City Treasurer for the year ending December 31st, 1925, is herewith submitted.
Respectfully yours, WARREN H. RIDEOUT, City Treasurer.
TREASURER'S STATEMENT
Receipts
Cash on hand January 1, 1925
$414,253 54
General revenue
Taxes 1925
1,786,313 72
Taxes previous years
1,250,851 07
Subsequent taxes, assessments, interest.
6,210 40
Licenses
7,822 00
Permits
639 00
Court fines
10,185 09
Grants and gifts (dog licenses)
6,101 21
Grants and gifts
25,647 57
6pecial assessments
Street sprinkling
13,037 48
Gypsy moth
2,185 40
Sewer assessments
28,471 68
Sewer particular
1,111 84
Sidewalks
2,646 95
Street betterment
21,049 76
State of Massachusetts
309,282 54
General government
Tax Collector and Treasurer-Costs
9,083 30
City Clerk
1,437 45
Police Department
992 82
Fire Department
238 40
Sealer Weights and Measures
787 27
Building Inspector
6,073 50
Wire Inspector
1,694 00
Board of Health-Con. diseases
9,132 74
Miscellaneous-Deposits
2,104 00
Miscellaneous
246 38
Clam permits
29 75
Plumbing Inspector
3,448 00
Milk licenses
431 00
Garbage
494 10
Scavenger
2,434 10
92
CITY OF QUINCY
Highways
4,690 47
Welfare Department
10,668 45
Hospital Department
81,614 26
School Department
7,117 41
Industrial School receipts
1,236 83
Home Making School receipts
1,367 20
Industrial School revenue
5,451 32
Public services
Water rates 1925
247,647 44
Water rates 1924 and prior
29,500 37
Water service connections
39,767 61
Cemetery-Miscellaneous
19,567 00
Cemetery foundations
2,198 10
Interest
Tax Collector-Taxes
45,932 93
Tax Collector-Assessments and deposits
9,606 13
City Treasurer-on deposits
14,868 44
Perpetual Care Fund
3,630 82
Other trust accounts
334 49
Accrued interest on bonds
1,690 64
Municipal indebtedness
Temporary loans
2,550,000 00
Water loans
70,000 00
General loans
682,000 00
Premiums on bonds
3,551 44
Agency and trust accounts
Tax titles refunded
12,560 37
Perpetual Care fund
6,985 00
Water deposits
25,450 00
Departmental refund account
444 77
Other trust funds
759 69
General revenue
Miscellaneous city
2,107 22
Water revenue
25,457 46
Tax titles held by city
1,721 68
Hospital Department special
1,588 72
Smith-Hughes fund (schools)
4,592 35
Cash and securities
96 00
Particular sewer deposit
37,350 00
Particular sewer receipts (Treasurer)
36,927 51
Other revenue
12,000 00
Water main equipment
49 80
Library fines, etc.
1,364 21
Sewer main equipment
12 20
Tercentenary
44,311 56
Fire equipment
16 00
Conscience fund
30 00
Total
$7,970,701 95
...
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EXPENDITURES
·
Paid out on Mayor's warrants 1925
$7,528,291 61
Cash on hand 442,410 34
Total
$7,970,701 95
Cash on hand Dec. 1, 1925.
$846,206 55
Cash receipts December, 1925.
941,112 86
Cash expenditures December, 1925.
1,344,909 07
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1926
442,410 34
Rock Island Fund
Cash on hand January 1, 1925
$1,000 00
Unexpended income
111 46
Interest receipts 1925
45 50
Expended by School Department
$79 20
Unexpended balance of income
77 76
Cash on hand December 31, 1925
1,000 00
$1,156 96
$1,156 96
C. C. Johnson-Turkey Fund
Cash on hand January 1, 1925.
$2,000 00
Interest receipts 1925
91 01
Credited to Welfare Department.
$91 01
Cash on hand December 31, 1925
2,000 00
$2,091 01
$2,091 01
C. C. Johnson-Perpetual Care Fund, Lot No. 945
Cash on hand January 1, 1925.
$150 00
Interest receipts 1925
6 82
Expended by Burial Department.
$6 82
Cash on hand December 31, 1925
150 00
$156 82 $156 82
Charles E. French Fund
Interest receipts 1925
$140 00
City of Quincy bond matured.
1,000 00
Credited to Burial Department
$140 00
Cash on hand December 31, 1925.
1,000 00
$1,140 00
$1,140 00
Balance of fund $2,000 invested in City of Quincy bonds.
William S. Williams Fund-Perpetual Care, Lot No. 848
Cash on hand January 1, 1925. $400 00
Unexpended income
71 20
Interest receipts 1925
18 20
Expended by Burial Department
$11 00
Balance unexpended income
78 40
Cash on hand December 31, 1925.
400 00
$489 40 $489 40
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CITY OF QUINCY
George Peirce Fund -- Perpetual Care, Lot No. 252
Cash on hand January 1, 1925.
$200 00
Unexpended income 17 27
Interest receipts 1925 9 09
Expended by Burial Department
$6 00
Balance unexpended income
20 36
Cash on hand December 31, 1925
200 00
$226 36
$226 36
Mary Willson Tucker Fund-Perpetual Care, Lot No. 679
Cash on hand January 1, 1925.
$400 00
Unexpended income
41 01
Interest receipts 1925
18 20
Expended by Burial Department
$5 00
Balance unexpended income
54 21
Cash on hand December 31, 1925.
400 00
$459 21
$459 21
Alexander Nugent-Perpetual Care Fund
Cash on hand January 1, 1925
$125 00
Unexpended income
5 67
Interest receipts 1925
5 67
Paid to trustees St. Mary's Cemetery ..
$11 34
Cash on hand December 31, 1925.
125 00
$136 34
$136 34
Perpetual Care Fund-Public Burial Places
Cash on hand January 1, 1925.
$4,731 01
Interest receipts 1925
3,630 82
City of Quincy bonds matured
1,000 00
Perpetual care of lots 1925.
6,985 00
Safety deposit box rent
$5 00
Balance income credited to Burial Dept.
3,625 82
Cash on hand Quincy Savings Bank ....
1,038 00
Cash on hand Granite Trust Company
11,678 01
$16,346 83
$16,346 83
Statement of Perpetual Care Fund to Date
Received for perpetual care of lots
$75,908 00 6,985 00
Received for perpetual care of lots 1925 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) U. S. Liberty bonds 4th, 1920 ($3,500) Am. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1921 ($1,000)
846 25
2,959 50
Am. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1922 ($3,000) New Eng. Power bonds, 1922 ($5,000)
5,000 00
City of Quincy bonds, 1922 ($4,000)
4,000 00
Boston & Albany bonds, 1923 ($2,000)
2,000 00
New Eng. Power bonds, 1923 ($2,000) N. Eng. Tel. & Tel. bond, 1923 ($1,000)
1,950 00
980 00
31,551 81
3,129 18
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N. Eng. Tel. & Tel. bond, 1923 ($1,000)
979 00
Bangor & Aroost'k bond, 1923 ($1,000) 950 00
Chi. & N. West. bond, 1923 ($1,000)
935 00
Boston Elev. Ry. bond, 1924 ($1,000)
1.030 00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1924 ($3,000)
2,966 25
Cash on hand December 31, 1925
12,716 01
Par value of securities $73,400 00
$82,893 00
$82,893 00
WARREN H. RIDEOUT, Treasurer.
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CITY OF QUINCY
REPORT OF TREASURER OF WOOD- WARD FUND AND PROPERTY
JANUARY 1st, 1926.
HON. PERLEY E. BARBOUR, Mayor, Quincy, Mass.
DEAR SIR :- The report of the Treasurer of the Woodward Fund and Property for the year ending December 31st, 1925, is herewith submitted.
Respectfully yours, WARREN H. RIDEOUT, Treasurer Woodward Fund and Property.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Receipts
Cash on hand January 1, 1925.
$5,147 14
Notes secured by mortgages.
27,250 00
City of Quincy Bond matured.
1,000 00
Interest, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
300 00
Interest, Boston & Albany Railroad
236 25
Interest, Central Vermont Railroad
525 00
Interest, City of Quincy
55 00
Interest, Pere Marquette Railroad
160 00
Interest, American Telephone & Telegraph (Bonds) 173 50
Interest, American Telephone & Telegraph (Stock)
234 00
Interest, Pennsylvania Railroad
360 00
Interest, Union Pacific Railroad.
200 00
Interest, U. S. Liberty, 4th
127 50
Interest, New England Telephone & Telegraph.
250 00
Interest, New England Power Co
250 00
Interest on bank account.
203 59
Interest on mortgage loans.
12,871 49
Tuition
350 00
Sale of materials at Seminary
22 27
Viewing property for loans.
18 00
$49,733 74
Expenditures
Expenses of Institute
$18,131 06
Expenses on Institute by Managers. 990 64
$19,121 70
Administration of Fund.
1,983 68
Notes secured by mortgages.
18,938 78
Boston & Maine Railroad shares
792 00
$40,836 16
Cash on hand December 31, 1925
8,897 58
$49,733 74
97
REPORT OF TREASURER WOODWARD FUND AND PROPERTY
Expenses of Institute
Pay rolls
$15,308 00
Books, supplies and sundries
1,208 39
Fuel
351 98
Lighting
313 36
Telephone
90 46
Improvements, repairs and fixtures
858 87
$18,131 06
Sale of materials
22 27
Expended by Board of Managers:
Painting
$145 52
Bell System
38 30
Cesspool
122 20
Motor
488 83
Insurance
183 70
Repairs
12 09
Administration of Fund
Expenses on Property :
Water
$43 61
Greenleaf Street house, furnace and
repairs
200 00
Linden Street house, shingling and
278 84
repairs
$522 45
Sass Claim, supplies, etc. ... 1,461 23
$1,983 68
Income Account, 1925
Received from investments. $16,314 33
Expenses of Institute (net)
$18,108 79
Expenses on Institute by Board.
990 64
Administration of Fund.
1,983 68
Deficit in income, 1925 4,768 78
$21,083 11
$21,083 11
Statement of Fund January 1, 1926
Total of fund January 1, 1922. $343,965 34
Income invested and added to principal. 3,693 48
$347,658 82
Invested as Follows:
$4,300 American Telephone & Telegraph Co., 4's ......
$3,684 55
$7,500 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe 4's.
7,500 00
$10,500 Central Vermont Railroad 5's
9,214 00
$5,000 New England Telephone & Telegraph 5's
4,906 25
$5,000 New England Power Co. 5's.
5,000 00
$4,000 Pere Marquette Railroad 4's. 4,000 00
$3,000 U. S. Liberty Bonds, 4th 4 1/4 %
3,000 00
$18,108 79
990 64 $19,099 43
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$5,000 Union Pacific Railroad 4's. 4,419 00
23 Shares American Tel. & Tel. (8)
1,526 10
27 Shares Boston & Albany Railroad. 4,900 00
9 Shares Central Vermont Railroad
500 00
66 Shares Boston & Maine Railroad.
8,052 00
120 Shares Pennsylvania Railroad (6)
7,200 00
Greenleaf Street house
6,826 92
Linden Place house
2,868 64
Mortgage loans
205,863 78
Cash on hand December 31, 1925.
8,897 58
$288,358 82
Salt marsh, Greenleaf Street
400 00
Institute land and building
58,900 00
$347,658 82
WARREN H. RIDEOUT, Treasurer Woodward Fund and Property.
99
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
JANUARY 1, 1926.
HON. PERLEY E. BARBOUR, Mayor of the City of Quincy, Mass.
DEAR SIR :- I respectfully submit the annual report of the Police Department of the city of Quincy for the year ending Dec. 31, 1925:
Personnel of Force
Names
Original Appointment
Permanent Appointment
Alfred W. Goodhue, Chief
June 23, 1898
Apr. 7, 1902
Ernest H. Bishop, Captain
June 22, 1906
Jan.
12, 1907
Edward Johnson, Lieut
June
1901
Jan.
20, 1903
Jeremiah Hinchon, Lieut.
June 23, 1898
Apr. 7, 1902
John J. Avery, Inspector.
May
16, 1909
July 29, 1912
Daniel H. Doran, Inspector
June 22, 1906
May
2, 1907
George A. Cahill, Sergeant.
Jan.
2, 1902
Apr.
11, 1902
Michael F. Canavan, Sergeant
Dec.
2, 1911
Feb.
25, 1915
John M. Casey, Sergeant.
Nov.
22, 1915
Aug.
28, 1918
George W. Fallon, Sergeant ......
Aug.
2, 1912
May
11, 1917
Thomas A. Malone, Sergeant ....
Jan.
14, 1911
Jan. 1, 1914
James H. Whelan, Sergeant ..
...
Jan.
13, 1907
Dec. 2, 1911
Patrolmen
Baker, James H.
Mar. 15, 1923
Apr. 24, 1924
Belanger, Joseph.
Aug.
1, 1923
Feb.
7, 1924
Broberg, Claes 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
Buell, John E.
Dec.
27, 1915
June
22, 1917
Byron, Patrick A
Dec.
24, 1920
July
23, 1923
Cappellini, Alfred J
July
11, 1919
Dec.
24, 1920
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
Connelly, John E.
Mar. 15, 1923
Feb.
7, 1924
Connolly, Michael F
June
7, 1920
Dec. July Dec.
29, 1912
Coyne, Patrick
Dec. 24, 1920
24, 1921
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
Cunniff, Edmund K
Apr.
25, 1921
Feb.
7, 1924
*Resigned.
24, 1920
Corbett, Henry F
Apr.
22, 1909
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CITY OF QUINCY
Patrolmen-Continued
Names
Original Appointment
Permanent Appointment
Curtin, David E.
Apr. 23, 1921
Dec. 24, 1921
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
Dineen, Jeremiah
June
2, 1906
Apr.
17, 1908
Donovan, Michael F
Jan.
30, 1902
Apr.
14, 1904
Duffy, John P., Jr
Jan.
13, 1907
Mar.
8, 1910
Duffy, John P.
July
11, 1919
Feb.
16, 1920
Duffy, Thomas J
Apr.
25, 1921
Feb.
7, 1924
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
Fitzgerald, John J
Feb.
9, 1922
Feb.
7, 1924
Flaherty, John J.
Dec.
24, 1920
Dec.
24, 1921
Ford, Daniel
June 21, 1907
Apr.
22, 1909
Ford, Dennis L.
Feb.
9, 1922
Feb.
7, 1924
Galvin, Lawrence J
Feb.
8, 1915
Dec.
27, 1915
Gaudiano, Angelo P
Feb.
9, 1922
Feb.
24, 1923
Gilmartin, James J
June
7, 1920
Dec. 24, 1920
Griffin, Joseph P.
Feb.
9, 1922
May
8, 1924
Hebert, William
Apr.
16, 1910
Feb.
25, 1915
Hughes, John J
June
7, 1920
Dec.
24, 1920
Jones, Frederick L.
Apr.
3, 1924
June 17, 1925
Kantola, Thomas U
Nov.
10, 1923
Feb.
7, 1924
Kemp, James W. H
Apr.
25, 1921
Feb.
24, 1923
Kerwin, Thomas F
Feb.
9, 1922
Feb.
7, 1924
Mackay, James A. D.
Apr.
25, 1921
Dec.
24, 1921
McNally, Thomas F
Apr.
25, 1921
Feb.
7, 1924
McNamara, James.
Apr.
24, 1921
Jan.
1, 1914
Moriarty, Joseph L
Apr.
25, 1921
Dec.
24, 1921
Mullin, Francis J.
Apr.
25, 1921
Feb.
7, 1924
O'Brien, John.
Mar.
15, 1923
Feb.
7, 1924
O'Connell, James
Dec.
27, 1915
Dec.
24, 1920
Ogle, George E.
Feb.
25, 1915
Aug.
29, 1918
Paradise, Joseph L.
June
7, 1920
Dec.
24, 1920
Phillips, George F
June
22, 1906
Apr.
16, 1910
Quinn, Patrick ..
Mar.
15, 1923
Feb.
7, 1924
Riley, Henry F
June
22, 1906
Jan.
28, 1908
Saville, John R.
Aug.
28, 1918
Aug.
29, 1918
Shea, Daniel H
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
Tarr, Clarence B
Aug.
1, 1923
Dec.
6, 1924
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
Young, Frederick E
May
20, 1918
Sept. 23, 1918
Looby, John.
Apr.
25, 1921
Feb.
7, 1924
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Reserves
Names
Original Appointment
Bjornholm, William
Apr. 3, 1924
Brenna, Thomas J
Apr.
3, 1924
Caperci, Anthony.
Apr.
3, 1924
Cunniff, Edward P
Feb.
13, 1924
Curry, Thomas J.
May
10, 1924
Ferguson, Joseph L.
Apr.
3, 1924
Grady, Philip J.
May
13, 1924
Hart, Richard N.
June 27, 1925
Hinchon, Charles O
Feb.
16, 1924
Hodge, Ernest W
Feb.
13, 1924
Joubert, Gaudias J
Apr.
3, 1924
McDonald, John W
Apr. 3, 1924
McIntyre, William P
Feb.
13, 1924
McKenna, Walter
Feb.
20, 1924
Mullin, James J
Dec.
11, 1924
O'Connell, John.
Feb.
13, 1924
O'Connell, Patrick B.
Apr. 3, 1924
Rogers, Joseph A
Feb.
20, 1924
Sheehan, John J.
Apr.
3, 1924
Walsh, Jeremiah J.
Apr.
3, 1924
On Pension List
Larkin, John T
June 30, 1897
Apr. 1, 1898
Murray, James W
June 3, 1895
Jan. 15, 1897
Farrell, David L Mackay, James A. D.
Detailed to Wagon Duty
Dhooge, Jeremiah D.
Flaherty, John J.
Detailed to Motor Cycles
Baker, James H. Bryan, Edward S. Kemp, Jamés W. H.
Blake, E. Clayton
Dyson, Harold W. Paradise, Joseph L. Goodhue, George A.
Detailed as Guard at City Hall Jeremiah Dinneen
Detailed to Liquor Work
Phillips, George F.
O'Brien, John
Detailed to Detective Work
Insp. John J. Avery Insp. Daniel H. Doran
Detailed as Clerk at Headquarters Tilden Crooker Appointment to Permanent Force Jones, Frederick L. June 17,1925.
Detailed as Chauffeurs
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CITY OF QUINCY
Arrests for Year 1925 by Months
Months
Arrests
Males
Females
January
165
164
1
February
159
149
10
March
266
255
11
April
299
287
12
May
507
485
22
June
506
495
11
July
582
569
13
August
453
434
19
September
407
389
18
October
224
216
8
November
223
214
9
December
219
211
8
4,010
3,868
142
Nativity of Persons Arrested
2,858
Foreign born
1,152
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 laws
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
Number of Arrests, 1923
Total number of arrests
2,501
Number of arrests (males)
2,393
Number of arrests (females)
108
Arrests for drunkenness
774
Arrests for violation of liquor laws
73
Arrests for operating under influence of liquor
76
Number of Arrests, 1924
Total number of arrests
3,441
Number of arrests (males)
3,337
Number of arrests (females)
104
Arrests for drunkenness
942
Arrests for violation of liquor laws
92
Arrests for operating under influence of liquor.
76
Arrests for 1925
Total numbers of arrests
4,010
Number of arrests (males)
3,868
United States
103
Number of arrests (females)
142
Arrests for drunkenness
1,157
Arrests for violation of liquor laws
101
Arrests for operating under influence of liquor
102
Offences
Assault and battery
94
Assault on officer
9
Assault with dangerous weapon
3
Assault to commit rape
1
Adultery
12
Arson
2
Auto taken without authority
1 2
Attempt to rescue prisoner
1
Appropriation, unlawfully
5
Animal, cruelty to
2 10
Bastardy
Board of Health rules, violation of
1
Breaking and entering with intent
4
Breaking and entering and larceny
54
Breaking glass in street
9
Breaking glass in building
13
Capias from Superior Court
7 30 1
Cigarette law, violation of
4
Concealing leased property
5
Concealing personality
6
Default
8
Demented person
1
Disorderly conduct, street
11
Disorderly conduct, public conveyance
3
Disorderly conduct, public place
1
Disorderly conduct, public hall
7
Disturbing the peace
4
Desertion of family
8 2 1,157
Evading fare
7 2
Escaped from institution
3
Forgery
1
Fugitive from justice
Failure to pay wages
3 14 7 9
Fire, circulating false alarms
2
False pretences
1
Fornication
1
Furnishing minors with rifles
1
Gaming at cards
3 3
Gaming nuisance
1
Gaming Lord's Day
5
Gaming Lord's Day, cards
7
Gaming Lord's Day, present
11
Disorderly house, keeping
Drunkenness
Exposure of person .
False weight, giving
Fire, setting out of doors
Gaming at cards, present
Abandoning child
City ordinance, violation of
Common nuisance
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
104
CITY OF QUINCY
Idle and disorderly
1
Injury to property
6
Interfering with funeral
1
Keeping unlicensed dog
4
Larceny
173
Larceny, attempt
5
Larceny from person, attempt
8
Lord's Day Act, violation of, working
2
Lewdness .
4
Liquor laws, violation of:
Liquor, illegal sale
46
Liquor, keeping and exposing
36
Liquor, illegal transportation
14
Liquor, illegal nuisance
5
Malicious mischief
4
Malicious injury to property
1
Motor vehicle laws, violation of
1,898
Motor vehicle laws, operating under influence Masher act
2
Neglect of family
35
Neglect of children
3
Neglect to support parents
2
Neglected child
13
Peddling without license
5
Probation, violation of
12
Parole, violation of
3
Rape
4
Railer and brawler
1
Receiving stolen property
2
Refusing to assist police officer
1
Rescuing a prisoner
1
Robbery
2
Robbery, attempt
1
Runaway boy
5
Straggler
1
Safe keeping.
46
Stubborn child
13
Suspicious person
1
Threat to assault
11
Track walking
7
Traffic rules, violation
3
Trespass
11
Truant
2
Uttering
2
Unnatural act
2
Unlawful diversion of electric current
2
Unlawful use of gas.
1
Vagrant
6
Vagabond
1
Violation military law
7
Disposition of Cases
Appealed
168
Appealed from sentence
62
Appealed from fine
106
.....
3
Tramp
20
Selling leased property
102
105
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appeal withdrawn
34
Appeal withdrawn from sentence
11
Appeal withdrawn from fine
23
Bound to peace
3
Continued
788
Committed
202
House of Correction, sentence
190
House of Correction, default of fine
96
House of Correction, default of bail
14
State Farm
17
Concord Reformatory
1
Lyman School
3
Lancaster
17
Shirley
12
Sherborn
1
Department Public Welfare
1
Boston State Hospital, Psychopathic.
12
Default
100
Default removed
3
Delivered to friends
25
Delivered to out-of-town police
86
Discharged
86
Dismisser, complaints
158
Dismissed for want of prosecution
124
Dismissed for probable cause
51
To Superior Court on Capias
2
Fined
1,581
Fines paid
1,234
Fines remitted
9
Held for Grand Jury
13
Placed on file
555
Placed on probation
71
Released
391
Sentenced
1,760
Sentence suspended
360
Sentence revoked
12
Settled by mutual consent
1
Summoned for out-of-town police
520
To make restitution
57
To make weekly payments
16
Cost paid
26
Signal System
Wagon calls
2,903
Ambulance calls
609
Fire calls
19
Pulmotor
10
Raids (liquor)
41
Miscellaneous
Accidents reported
318
Articles found and returned to owner
19
Breaks in stores discovered
14
Dangerous wires reported
49
Defects in streets and sidewalks reported
266
Defects in bridges reported
15
Doors found open and made secure
1,665
106
CITY OF QUINCY
Disturbance suppressed without arrest 65
Fires discovered
25
Fire alarm boxes found open
89
Fires extinguished without alarm
9
Fire alarms sounded
11
Gas leaks reported
11
Injured and sick persons cared for
36
Investigations made
1,295
Leak in water main reported
116
Lanterns displayed in dangerous places
115
Lost children restored to parents
66
Stolen bicycles recovered
18
Stray horses found
1
Windows found open and made secure
492
Windows reported broken
12
Unlicensed and dangerous dogs destroyed
318
Obstructions removed from street
52
Other animals destroyed
61
Keys found in doors.
35
Value of lost and stolen property, including automobiles re- covered
!$59,806 41
Electric lights reported not burning
2,961
Gas lights reported not burning
220
Permits Issued
Permits for Sunday labor issued
286
Permits for Sunday labor refused
119
Permits to carry pistols issued
158
Permits to carry pistols refused
79
Miscellaneous permits issued
237
Miscellaneous permits refused
206
Notices Served
Curfew law violations
227
Dog Ordinance
291
Snow and sidewalk ordinance
3,000
Automobile Sales and Transfers
Received and filed
16,365
Waivers of four-day law issued
2,489
Waivers of four-day law refused
337
Sickness Report During Year 1925 TIME LOST BY DAYS
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