Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1926, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1926
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10,000


Dec.


51/2


1,000


1,000


1,000


1,000


New streets.


17,000


Dec.


4


2,000


2,000


2,000


2.000


2.000


1.000


1,000


1.000


13,000


E. Squantum street.


3,000


Dec.


4


1,000


1,000


Franklin street.


3,000


Dec.


4


1,000


2,000


2,000


2,000


2.000


10,000


Granolithic walks


10,000


Dec.


4


4


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


3.000


Fire apparatus


25,000


Dec.


$340,500


$318,500


$298.500


$227,500


$182,000


$144,000 $136,000 $128,000 $115,000


$50,000


$2,065,000


1From 1937-1943 $10,000 each year $70,000. 2From 1937-1941


$5,000 each year $25,000.


28,000 40,000 24,000


New streets, 1921.


80,000


Aug.


8,000


8,000


8,000


2,000


Rebuilding streets, 1926.


20,000


Sept.


4


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


4.000


Surface drains


10,000


Oct.


4


2,000


2,000


2,000


Fire apparatus.


35,000


Oct.


414


7,000


7,000


7,000


7.000


Fire department bldg.


35,000


Oct.


4


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


Hancock street, 1922


26,000


Sept.


4


5.000


Rebuilding streets, 1924


10,000


Sept.


1


2,000


2,000


51,000 20,000


12,000 35,000


15,000


10,000


9,000


2,000


4,000


-


4,000


1,000


2,000


25,000


41/4


65,000 21,000 2,000


21,000 22.000


15,000


34


CITY OF QUINCY


TEMPORARY LOANS, 1926


Date Is- sued 1926


Rate (Per rent )


Date Due


Amount


Jan. 26


F. S. Moseley.


3.73


Nov. 15, 1926


$200,000


Feb. 12


Old Colony Corporat'n


3.84


Dec. 15, 1926


300,000


Mar. 2


Old Colony Corporat'n


3.81


Nov. 30, 1926


200,000


Apr. 22


First National Bank ..


3.54


Dec. 15, 1926


200,000


May 12


Old Colony Corporat'n


3.41


Nov. 10, 1926


300,000


May 20


F. S. Moseley


3.35


Dec. 21, 1926


250,000


June 11


F. S. Moseley


3.41


Oct.


28, 1926


100,000


June 11


F. S. Moseley


3.41


Jan.


27, 1927


200,000


June 28


Atlantic National


3.41


Fem. 10, 1927


100,000


July 28


Old Colony Corporat'n


3.42


Mar. 15, 1927


150,000


Sep. 20


First National Bank ..


3.81


Mar.


15, 1927


200,000


Dec. 15


First National Bank ....


3.63


Apr.


15, 1927


200,000


Dec. 21


Old Colony Corporat'n


3.61


Mar. 15, 1927


250,000


Dec. 30


Atlantic National


3.53


June 15, 1927


100,000


$2,750,000


Issued


$2,750,000


Paid


1,550,000


$1,200,000 Outstanding


ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECEIPTS, 1926


Estimated


Actual


Licenses


$7,822 00


$7,813 50


Permits


639 00


615 00


Court fines


10,185 09


5,833 29


Grants and gifts


25,647 57


33,371 75


Street sprinkling


13,037 48


9,862 78


Gypsy moth


2,185 40


1,592 33


Street betterment


28,470 93


24,727 66


Sidewalks


2,646 95


2,926 57


Sewers


28,470 93


24,804 86


Corporation tax


101,508 60


97,492 44


Bank tax


677 42


3,809 53


State aid


2,094 00


1,944 00


Military aid


77 50


82 00


Soldiers burials


60 00


Tax Collector's costs


9,083 30


7,457 40


Recording fees


1,437 45


1,531 15


Highway


4,690 47


5,255 89


Police


145 00


201 20


Fire


238 40


642 65


Sealer of Weights


787 27


867 41


House connections


38,039 35


26,936 55


35


AUDITOR'S REPORT


ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECEIPTS, 1926-Concluded


Estimated


AActual


Wire Inspector


1,694 00


1,828 00


Building Inspector


6,073 50


4,749 50


Contagious diseases


9,132 74


9,449 26


Board of Health-Miscellaneous


246 38


182 30


Milk


431 00


437 50


Garbage


494 10


57 50


Scavenger


2,434 10


2,531 50


Plumbing


3,448 00


2,664 00


Cemetery


19,567 00


17,779 00


Tax Collector, assessments


9,606 13


7,096 67


Treasurer, interest deposits


14,868 44


37,316 44


Department refunds


444 77


81 34


School Department


7,117 41


5,607 47


Industrial School


1,236 83


1,756 60


Home making


1,367 20


1,241 90


Library


1,364


21


1,986 37


Accrued interest


1,690 64


2,379 53


Street railway


2,628 22


2,874 31


Sewer


12 20


Paupers' burial


40 00


Conscience fund


30 00


Charles river basin


15,297 00


Miscellaneous, city


383 96


$418,502 11


$424,837 22


Estimated income


183,787 12


260,402 32


$602,289 23


$685,239 54


Assessors took


$591,839 30


Council appropriation


32,110 90


623,950 20


Surplus receipts


$61,289 34


Clams


29 75


Welfare


10,668 45


6,957 13


Tax Collector, interest


45,932 93


44,411 98


36


CITY OF QUINCY


IN ACCOUNT WITH WATER DEPARTMENT, 1926


DR.


CR.


Bonds paid


$64,000 00


Departments


$28,850 15


Interest paid


22,949 75


Collections


265,833 27


State assessment


110,385 95


Surplus


17,166 21


Maintenance


85,084 00


Services


20,000 00


$302,419 70


$311,849 63


Receipts and surplus


$311,849 63


Disbursements


302,419 70


Surplus


$9,429 93


WATER COLLECTIONS, 1926


Abatements


Collections


Months


Commit'ts


1926


1925


1925


1926


January


$117,043 32


$1,319 64


$30,728 45


February


2,608 92


$3 50


$87 22


1,096 20


53,126 49


March


2,932 98


6 87


795 05


3,317 73


15,115 32


April


19,363 80


11 80


1,221 19


12,834 03


May


1,841 60


2 32


14 88


550 09


5,914 28


June


2,116 78


46 00


36 00


620 84


5,858 59


July


117,715 40


21 00


249 28


39,113 82


August


1,735 51


91 40


66 50


1,468 60


67,070 06


Septemb'r


1,734 87


393 95


38 12


826 08


8,048 31


October


5,074 64


29 00


17 20


168 11


6,169 04


November


1,371 48


109 27


39 00


61 90


2,805 98


December


1,682 60


687 30


49 30


8,099 85


$275,221 90 $1,402 41


$1,093 97


$10,949 05


$254,884 22


1926


1925


Committed


$275,221 90


$14,321 37


Abated


1,402 41


1,093 97


$273,819 49


$13,227 40


Collected


254,884 22


10,949 05


$18,935 27


$2,278 35


Uncollected


$18,935 27


Uncollected


2,278 35


Due


$21,213 62


37


AUDITOR'S REPORT


TAX COLLECTIONS January 1 to December 31, 1926


Due City Jan. 1 Adjusted


Sold City


Adjusted and Abated


Collected


Due


1920.


$3,381 00


$1,771 00


$1,610 00


1921 ..


5,010 74


$34 85


2,987 13


1,988 76


1922.


7,107 76


527 87


4,046 98


2,532 91


1923


35,670 97


4,367 92


14,986 54


11,459 64


$4,946 87


1924


46,301 64


3,781 35


8,302 45


14,704 95


19,512 89


1925.


1,186,042 34


11,685 16


23,762 14


1,111,302 25


39,292 79


$1,283,514 45


$20,347 15 $55,766 24


$1,143,598 51


$63,752 55


1926.


3,410,779 81


25,033 55


2,157,793 99


1.227.952 27


$4,694,294 26 $20,347 15


$80,799 79


$3,301,392 50


$1,291,704 82


Due city


$1,291,704 82


Outstanding notes


1,200,000 00


COMMITTED BILLS ACCOUNT, 1926


Due Jan. 1, 1926


Committed


Abated


Collected


Due City


Contagious


$5,059 15


$17,368 67


$1,374 84


$9,449 26


$11,603 72


Scavenger


791 00


2,357 00


50 50


2,306 50


566 00


Highway


35 50


5,224 89


5,255 89


4 50


Welfare


2,131 80


9,631 76


145 50


6,957 13


4,660 93


Sewer


9,444 47


23,855 54


79 €


26,716 43


6,503 91


Burial


4,120 00


18,229 00


1,399 00


17,779 00


3,171 00


$21,581 92


$76,666 86


$3,049 51


$68,464 21


$26,510 06


..


38


CITY OF QUINCY


SALARIES OF CITY OFFICIALS, 1926


Mayor


$4,000 00


Clerk of committees


800 00


Auditor


3,750 00


Treasurer


2,750 00


Tax collector


2,500 00


Chief assessor


2,750 00


Assessors (two) each


2,500 00


City solicitor


2,500 00


City clerk


2,650 00


Assistant city clerk


1,600 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


2,400 00


Inspector of wires


2,400 00


Sealer of weights


2,400 00


Health commissioner


2,400 00


Inspector of plumbing


2,400 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 commisioner


2,400 00


Welfare commissioner


2,000 00


Police department :


Chief


3,500 00


Captain


2,600 00


Lieutenant


2,300 00


Inspectors


2,300 00


Sergeants


2,200 00


Patrolmen, first year


1,760 00


Patrolmen, second year


1,870 00


Patrolmen, third year


1,980 00


Fire department:


Chief


3,500 00


Captain


2,400 00


Lieutenant


2,200 00


Superintendent, alarm


2,160 00


Assistant engineers (3)


250 00


Permanent men, first year


1,760 00


Permanent men, second year


1.870 00


Permanent men, third year


1,980 00


39


AUDITOR'S REPORT


TRIAL BALANCE-CITY OF QUINCY Revenue Accounts Condensed Statement


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


Tempor'y Loans $1,200,000 00


Overlay


8,355 58


Taxes, 1926


1,227,952 27


Previous years


63,752 55


reserved


21,213 62


Assessments


37,026 87


Committed interest ..


4,001 19


reserved


9,429 93


Bills Receivable


26,510 06


Water rates


21,213 62


Water services


6,235 34


Cemetery grading


462 89


Surplus reserved


72,400 19


Unapportioned


43,391 39


Overlays


23,761 98


Tax titles


40,481 61


Trust income re-


served


306 32


Water deposits


reserved


3,815 00


Scavenger depos- its reserved 480 60


Sewer con. de-


posits reserved


5,600 00


Appro. balances ..


92,526 41


Unexpended acct.


49,443 02


Profit and loss


(E. & D.)


154,075 05


$1,628,048 64


$1,628,048 64


Rev. Cash on hand


Dec. 31, 1926 ..


$133,258 87


Water revenue


Water surplus


Water services reserved 6,235 34


Grading reserved


462 89


Land sales re- served


3,704 69


40


CITY OF QUINCY


SUSPENDED ACCOUNTS Accounts Not Yet Due


MAIN SEWERS


1933


4,901 75


1927


$5,144 01


1934


1928.


4,516 39


1929


4,334 43


1936.


970 44


1931


4,074 00


1932


3,198 18


1933.


1,729 17


1934.


1,312 64


1935


1,414 29


1929


859 78


1930


817 90


1931


817 64


STREET BETTTERMENTS


1927


$9,139 25


1933


419 21


1928


9,072 07


1934.


3 32


1929


8,389 22


1930


7,986 57


1936.


257 22


1931


7,386 96


1932


5,908 84


$6,550 11


TOTAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES December 31, 1926


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


Inventory


school


City debt


$2,065,000 00


property


$4,323,425 00


Sewer debt


556,500 00


Inventory other


Water debt


862,000 00


city property ..


2,349,678 00


County Hospital ..


22,000 00


Assessments not


City Hospital.


146,000 00


yet due 98,018 32


Monatiquot Bridge


40,000 00


Water system cost


2,526,500 00


High School ... ...


779,000 00


Sewer system .. ...


1,559,500 00


South Junior High


450,000 00


Excess and defi-


157,500 00


ciency (P. & L.)


154,075 05


Surplus revenue ... 72,400 19


$11,083,596 56


$5,078,000 00


Assets


$11,083,596 56


Liabilities


5,078,000 00


Surplus


$6,005,596 56


NET FUNDED DEBT


City debt


$2,065,000 00


Sewer


556,500 00


Water


862,000 00


County Hospital


22,000 00


High School


779,000 00


City Hospital


146,000 00


1935.


3,906 56


4,123 28 1930


$61,621 82


APPORTIONED WALKS


1927


$1,076 80


1928


991 80


$29,846 59


1932. 592 51


1935 358 93


Government Sch ...


3,960 16


41


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Monatiquot Bridge


40,000 00


South Junior High School


450,000 00


Government School


157,500 00


Net funded debt


$5,078,000 00


CASH AND SECURITIES


Cash and securities


$103,400 74


Perpetual care


$92,943 00


C. C. Johnson


2,000 00


C. C. Johnson burial


150 00


Alexander Nugent


125 00


Williams trust


400 00


George Pierce


200 00


Tucker fund


400 00


C. E. French


3,000 00


Rock Island fund


1,000 00


Tailings account


3,182 74


$103,400 74


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


2,969 91


1914.


68,250 00


26,139 41


61,459 66


29,125 39


23,998 29


3,104 8


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


30,047 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 1


3,560 97


1923


125,520


00


96,075 35


84,261 23


61,789 61


39,288 77


; 26


6,523 85


7,878 79


1924.


104,600 00


101,059 48


86,652 47


65,683 75


41,132 56


722 81


6,380 84


11,292 90


1925


155,280 00


122,630 78


90,308 38


73,288 28


51,813 41


759 72


8,760 86


20,376 45


1926


155,280 00


129,498 10


110,385 95


77,273 97


61,368 45


849 22


8,792 39


14,290 36


43


AUDITOR'S REPORT


MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS


Items


Land and Buildings


Furniture and Other Property


Total


City or Town Hall


$175,350 00


$43,712 50


$219,062 50


Police department


125,000 00


33,050 00


158,050 00


Fire department


225,225 00


133,026 00


358,251 00


Armory or Rifle Range


1,752 00


1,752 00


Sealer .of weights & meas .... Moth department


4,166 50


4,166 50


Forest warden's department Health department


.....


2,150 00


2,150 00


a. Contagious Dis. Hosp's


b. Tuberc. Hosp'ls (Disp.) c. All other


10,300 00


715 15


11,015 15


Sewer department


............


6,221 80


6,221 80


Refuse disposal plant and equipment, garbage dis- posal plant and equipment Street cleaning department, highway department


3,000 00


13,325 00


16,325 00


Almshouse or farm.


55,000 00


2,547 44


57,547 44


Municipal general hospitals ..


458,000 00


61,700 00


519,700 00


Schools


3,813,450 00


210,350 00


4,023,800 00


Libraries


414,000 00


74,512 00


488,512 00


Parks, playgrounds, gym-


nasia and bathhouses ........


334,650 00


4,200 00


338,850 00


Other unproductive erties


prop-


Electric light systems.


Gas supply systems.


Water supply systems


Markets


Other productive properties a. Sewer department


1,559,500 00


b. Water bonds issued.


2,526,500 00


Cemeteries (Mt. Wollaston)


105,150 00


1,625 00


106,775 00


Total


$10,458,478 89


..


..


............


6,000 00


54,300 50


60,300 50


Tree warden's department ..


.........


..


..


44


CITY OF QUINCY


MUNICIPAL FINANCES ILLUSTRATED


The following diagram shows how the revenue of 1926, derived from taxes and ordinary receipts excluding all money borrowed, is expended.


PERSONS AND PROPERTY


PROTECTION OF


GOVERNMENT


4 CENTS


HEALTH AND SANITATION 4 CENTS


CHARITIES 3 CENTS PARKS ICENT


OTHER DEPTS. 3 CENTS


UNCLASSIFIED 2 CENTS


OF


HIGHWAYS 14 CENTS


CITY ONE Y


STATE AND COUNTY 12 CENTS


DOLLAR


1926


INTEREST 6 CENTS


SCHOOLS 26 CENTS


DEBT


II CENTS


LIBRARY ICENT


"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.


13 CENTS


GENERAL


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1926


Object of Appropriation


Appro.


Bal 1924


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


City Council :


Councillors, salaries


$4,500 00


800 00


800 00


Clerk of Committees


800 00


$114 10


385 90


333 16


$52 74


Printing


450 00


450 00


347 00


103 00


Other expenses


325 00


114 10


439 10


439 10


Mayor's Department :


Mayor's salary


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


.


.


Secretary's salary


1,800 00


1,800 00


1,800 00


Stenographer's Salary


1,300 00


1,300 00


1,300 00


Office expenses


1.500 00


234 06


1,734 06


1,734 06


Auditing Department :


Auditor, salary


3,750 00


3,750 00


3,750 00


Clerical


2,900 00


2,900 00


2,900 00


Office expenses


325 00


325 00


324 97


03


Other expenses


365 00


77 96


442 96


442 96


Treasurer's Department :


Treasurer, salary


3,000 00


3,000 00


3,000 00


Clerical


1,600 00


1,600 00


1,600 00


Extra clerical


1,100 00


30 17


1.130 17


1,130 17


Bond


365 00


365 00


365 00


Other expenses


1,035 00


30 17


1,004 83


748 80


256 03


Tax Collector's Department :


Collector, salary


2,700 00


2,700 00


2,700 00


Clerical


5,444 00


5,444 00


5,444 00


Temporary clerks


2,200 00


1,047 21


3,247 21


3,247 21


Postage


1,700 00


1,700 00


1,689 56


10 4៛


Printing


.500 00


22 24


477 76


414 00


63 76


Tax sale


2,500 00


815 75


1,684 25


1,681 25


2 00


Bond


755 00


.


.


.


.


209 22


885 78


885 78


Other expenses


1.095 00


Deputy collector


500 00


500 00


500 00


.


.


.


..


.


.


. .


. .


.


. ..


..


.


..


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


755 00


755 00


.


Advertising


500 00


$4,500 00


$4,500 00


.


.. ..


..


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1926-Continued


Object of Appropriation


Appro


Bal. 1924


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Assessors' Department :


Assessors, salaries


8,400 00


8,400 00


8.400 00


Assistants


3,200 00


3,200 00


3.200 00


Clerical


6,340 00


400 00


5.940 00


5.708 63


231 37


Extra clerical


5,000 00


5,595 08


10,595 08


10,595 08


117 50


Abstract of deeds


2,000 00


020 15


1.474 8%


1.474 5


Transportation


850 00


69 93


780 07


736 76


43 31


Other expenses


1,200 00


1,200 00


884 70


315 30


Equipment


8,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


3.007 81


92 19


City Clerk's Department :


City Clerk, salary


2,650 00


2.650 00


2,650 00


Assistant City Clerk, salary


1.600 00


1,600 00


1.600 00


Clerk


500 00


500 00


500 00


Clerk


1,350 00


1,350 00


1.350 00


Printing and postage


175 00


175 00


168 81


6 19


Office supplies


200 00


200 00


173 82


26 18


Other expenses


220 00


220 00


173 23


46 77


Vital statistics


750 00


750 00


714 48


35 52


City Solicitor's Department :


Solicitor, salary


3,000 00


3,000 00


3,000 00


Ottico


200 00


268 67


261 25


7 42


Legal expenses


2,000 00


1,066 60


3.066 60


2,846 32


220 28


Commissioners :


Salary


4,000 00


4.000 00


4.000 00


('lerical


2,900 00


2,900 00


2,000 00


Expenses


750 00


46 24


796 24


796 24


City Hall


12,000 00


46 24


11,953 76


10.479 99


1.473 77


Publie buildings


19,000 00


2.148 76


16,851 24


15.746 66


1.104 58


City Engineer's Department :


City Engineer, salary


3.000 00


3,000 00


3.000 00


Assistants, salary


8,500 00


66 31


8.566 31


8.566 31


.


Printing and advertising


3,350 00


600 00


2,750 00


2.632 50


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.


.


.


.


68 67


300 00


300 00


('lerk


300 00


3 51


403 51


403 51


Office


800 00


72


800 72


800 72


Other expenses


3,000 00


53 36


3.583 36


3,583 36


City Messenger


800 00


800 00


$00 00


Board of Registrars:


Salaries


1.400 00)


1,400 00


1,400 00


Clerk of Board


375 00


5,764 00


4,889 00


875 00


Election Officers


5,764 00


9 55


4.190 45


3.446 92


743 53


Printing and postage


4,200 00


1,300 00


1.039 35


260 65


Rentals


1.300 00


800 00


368 00


132 00


Extra clerical


800 00


9 55


3.009 55


3.009 55


Other expenses


3.000 00


Police Department :


Chief of Police, salary


3,500 00


3,500 00


2,961 00


539 00


Permanent men


172,920 00


1,976 40


11.018 74


185,915 14


185,915 14


Reserves


45 000 00


40


1.650 40


1,650 40


Fuel and light


2,000 00


2.000 00


1,761 09


238 91


Signal wires


2,200 00


2,200 00


2,082 54


117 46


Office .


500 00


167 10


667 10


667 10


Transportation


3,000 00


2.084 01


5,084 01


5,084 01


Traffic


1,300 00


1.300


00


973 19


326 81


Equipment


1,500 00


1.462 28


2,962 28


2,962 28


7 01


Motorcycles


800 00


5,271 10


4.661 16


609 94


Liquor law


300 00


300 00


174 89


125 11


Fire Department :


3,500 00


3,500 00


Chief, salary


3,500 00


750 00


625 00


125 00


Assistant chiefs


750 00


608 00


173.682 00


172,523 36


1,158 64


Permanent men


174.290 00


Pensions


550 00


608 00


1,158 00


1,158 00


Gasolene and repairs


8.500 00


Hose


2,500 00


Fuel and light


2,600 00


647 07


3,247 07


3,247 07


Other expenses


9,700 00


9.700 00


6.619 21


3.050 79


Alarm equipment


5,500 00


.


5,500 00


3.983 62


1,516 38


.


.


.


.


647 07


7.852 93


6,208 51


1,644 42


2,500 00


2,156 00


344 00


800 00


792 99


Other expenses


4,900 00


371 10


.


15,614 40


29,385 60


24,828 25


4,557 35


Pensions


1,650 00


375 00


375 00


Equipment


400 00


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1926-Continued


Object of Appropriation


Appro.


Bal. 1924


Tax Levy


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Board of Health:


Labor


2,500 00


2.500 00


1.845 27


654 73


Power and light


2.00 00


250 00


172 25


75


Now boxes


875 00


875 00


122 50


752 50


Now cable


4,000 00


4,000 00


4,000 00


Sealer of Weights:


Salary .


2,400 00


2.400 00


2.400 00


Deputy ·


1,700 00


1.700 00


1,700 00


Supplies


275 00


41 09


233 91


223 91


10 00


Other expenses


170 00


14 58


155 42


134 80


20 G2


Upkeep of auto


300 00


55 67


355 67


355 67


Inspector of Wires:


Salary


2,400 00


2,400 00


2.400 00


Assistant


250 00


250 00


161 00


89 00


('lerk


650 00


650 00


650 00


Other expenses


400 00


202 27


193 87


8 40


Upkeep of car


400 00


197 73


597 73


597 73


Typewriter


50 00


50 00


50 00


Office expenses


155 00


155 00


150 84


4 16


Inspector of Buildings :


Salary


2,400 00


2.400 00


2.400 00


Clerk


1,300 00


1.300 00


1,300 00


Office


300 00


24 41


275 59


248 06


27 53


Other expenses


300 00


360 73


660 73


660 73


Auto upkeep


350 00


163 68


163 68


Gypsy Moth :


Labor


4.000 00


668 94


4,668 94


4.668 94


Superintendent.


2.184 00


2 00


4 00


Care of trees


6.000 00


668 94


5.331 06'


4,051 98


1,279 08


Supplies .


1,300 00


1,300 00


048 44


351 56


Other expenses


1,300 00


171 35


1.471 3.


1.471 30


Upkeep truck


500 00


328 65


278 38


50 27


Upkeep sprayer


1,225 00


1.225 00


1.198 35


36 65


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.


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.


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.


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..


...


.


...


...


.


.


186 32


2.186 00


2.182 00


..


.


171 35


.


..


.


197 73


.


Board of Health:


2,400 00


...


.


2,400 00


2,400 00


275 61


1,000 00


1,000 00


1.000 00


108 11


Printing and advertising


500 00


500 00


394 25


105 75


Telephones


500 00


500 00


418 44


81 56


Other expenses


150 00


150 00


14 60


135 40


Upkeep auto


2,300 00


2.300 00


1,935 42


364 58


Welfare nurse


1,600 00


1,600 00


1,600 00


1,000 00


1,000 00


1,000 00


500 00


500 00


299 32


200 68 40 00


Prenatal nurse


1,600 00


1,600 00


1,560 00


Bacteriologist


900


00


900 00


900 00


Health inspector


1,850 00


1,850 00


1.850 00


Sanitary inspector


1,850 00


1,850 00


1.850 00


Animal inspector


220 00


220 00


220 00


Slaughtering inspector


55 00


55 00


55 00


Meat inspector


800 00


800 00


800 00


Expenses


150 00


150 00


130 30


19 70


Plumbing inspector Expenses


84 60


84 60


81 60


Milk expenses


400 00


400 00


131 64


1,600


00


1,600 00


1,600 00


25,000 00


25,000 00


24,151 72


848 28


Infantile paralysis


360 00


360 00


360 00


Dispensary. labor


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


Nurse. physician


2,100 00


2,100 00


2,100 00


Fuel, light


350 00


350 00


307 79


42 21


Supplies


900 00


900 00


580 56


319 44


Commissioners :


Sanitary division


76,000 00


2,914 70


78,914 70


78,914 70


Foreman


2,184 00


2,184 00


2,184 00


162 00


715 50


715 50


Abating nuisances


2,000 00


204 02


1.795 98


1,791 78


4 20


Care dump


3,000 00


331 06


2.668 94


2,668 94


Stable Mechanic


4,500 00


828 93


3,671 07


3,671 07


Garage


1,000 00


1,786 49


2.789 49


2,786 49


Fuel and lights


350 00


251 69


251 69


Caro of horses


2.500 00


735 53


3,235 53


3,235 53


...


Shoeing


450 00


89 30


539 30


539 30


.


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.


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.


..


.


.


.


2,400 00


2,400 00


2,400 00


.


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.


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.


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Office expenses


500 00


500 00


391 89


.


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268 36


Contagious nurse Expenses


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Commissioner's salary


Superintendent's salary .


1,650 00


1,650 00;


1,374 39


.


Clerk's salary


.


.


.


..


.


.


..


.


. .


Welfare physician Expenses


.....


.. . ...


Labor


Pensions


877 50


.


98 31


AUDITOR'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1926-Continued


Object of Appropriation


Appro.


Bal. 1924


Tax LOVy


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Trausf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


New equipment


2.000 09


Repairs on equipment


1,200 00


Gasolene and oil


4.000 00


1,499 66


3.183 74


6.316 26


5,561 75


754 51


Transportation


9,500 00


Highway Division :


Labor


120.000 00


2.733 57


122.733 57


122.733 57


896 58


Pensions


10,837 44


605 26


15,605 26


15.605 26


Sidewalks


12,000 00


3.029 35


15,029 35


14,138 91


890 41


Auto upkeep


15.000 00


3.440 66


18.440 66


18,440 66


1,290 61


Brooks


4.000 00


1.040 72


1,073 31


11,914 03


11.914 03


Equipment


22.000 00


12,836 04


34,836 04


34.836 04


Other expenses


69.000 00


6.023 32


11.115 21


63.90$ 11


52.432 63


Street sprinkling


40.000 00


3.029 35


36.970 65


36.970 65


Lighting


72.000 00


3.868 22


68.131 78


68.131 78


Welfare Department :


Commissioner's salary


2,400 00


1.000 00


1,000 00


Physician's salary


1.000 00


1.600 00


1.600 00


Clerk


1.600 00


500 00


266 76


22 24


Office


500 00


300 00


267 78


32 22


Auto upkeep


300 00


City home


10,000 00


Mothers' aid


21,000 00


672 99


2,395 06


19.277 93


17.523 46


Ontside aid


30.000 00


91 01


2,395 06


2,000 00


1.740 15


Hospital bills


2.000 00


1.918 62


120.714 44


3.000 00


175.633 06


175.633 06


State aid


2,500 00


692 00


1.808 00


1.808 00


Soldiers' relief


8,500 00


1.713 15


10.213 15


10.213 15


Military aid


400 00


371 50


171 .0


711 50


Soldiers' burials


250 00


143 00


107 00


107 00


. . . .


..


10,000 00


9.461 83


538 17


1,754 47


32.486 07


32.486 07


259 85


Quincy City Hospital


50,000 00


.


.


2,000 00


1,725 27


274 73


1,200 00


1.018 83


181 17


5.499 66


5.499 66


Stable


15,000 00


10.837 44


9.940 86


2,709 39


4.000 00


Bridges


9,800 00


11,475 48


2.400 00


2.400 00


Memorial Day :


500 00


93 25 2 58


147 42


147 42


J. A. Boyd


150 00


10 18


160 18


160 18


American Legion


300 00


28 05


271 95


271 95


Armistice Day :


150 00


150 00


G. F. Bryan


150 00


150 00


136 32


13 68


School Department :


Administration


32.690 00


32,690 00


31.935 20


754 80


Instruction


618,190 00


11,829 34


606,360 66


606.360 66


Text books


20.000 00


6,587 20


26,587 20


26.587 20


Stationery


30,000 00


2.499 54


27,500 46


27,500 45


Operation


82,000 00


920 14


81,079 86


79.355 65


1.724 21


Maintenance


45,000 00


6.957 66


51.957 66


51.957 66


Miscellaneous


12,000 00


12,000 00


9,648 51


2,351 49


Evening school


3.000 00


3,000 00


2,525 77


474 23


Summer school


2,500 00


2,500 00


2.183 8


316 15


Indns. Day


45.800 00


45,800 00


44.060 96


1.739 04


Indus. Evening


12,500 00


12.500 00


11.705 43


794 57


Home making


10,760 00


1,704 16


12.464 16


12.464 16


Continnation


0,750 00


5.750 00


5,615 38


134 62


Americanization


5,000 00


4.494 38


505 62


Smith-Hughes Fund


10.325 03


4,592 35


5.732 68


Out of City Industrial


2.168 15


2,802 73


1.021 74


1,870 99


Library Department :


Librarian


3,900 00


254 21


3.645 79


3,575 00


70 79


Assistants


12.282 48


3.183 52


988 77


15.754 77


15,754 77


Books


0,000 00


356 57


9.356 57


9,356 57


Rents


2.160 00


95 00


2.25:


2.255 00


Janitors


1.350 00


.


. . .


1.350 00


1,300 00


50 00


Fuel and light


2.425 00


2.425 00


2.149 32


200 68


Other expenses


6,315 00


1,683 00


7.998 00


7.448 95


049 05


Taxes


1,341 32


486 13


855 19


855 19


Park Department :


Parks


11,000 00


1,384 96


12,384 96


12,3844 96


Playground


9,500 00


8.744 74


8.744 74


Bath house


2.000 00


156 59


2,156 59




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