Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1926, Part 5

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1926
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Number of Pages: 434


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Auto upkeep


$597 73


Printing and advertising


78 00


Office supplies


200 84


Telephone


75 21


Dry cells


8 32


Sundry items


7 34


967 44


4,203 44


INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS


Salaries and wages:


Inspector


$2,400 00


Clerk


1,300 00


Extra clerical


463 33


Other expenses:


Auto


$163 68


Office


238 06


Stationery and postage ....


31 92


Printing


99 50


Telephone


65 98


Sundry items


10 00


609 14


4,772 47


GYPSY MOTH


Labor


$4,668 94


Superintendent


2,182 00


Trees


4,051 98


Upkeep of truck


278 38


Materials


948 44


$4,163 33


73


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Repairs to sprayer


1,188 35


Gas


41 00


Insurance


408 50


Tools and equipment


269 49


Equipment for men


32 55


Teams


575 00


Telephone


24 35


Advertising and printing


70 51


Damages


29 95


Convention expenses


20 00


14,789 44


HEALTH


Salaries and wages:


Commissioner


$2,400 00


Superintendent


1,374 39


Clerk


1,000 00


Other expenses:


Office supplies


$391 89


Telephones


418 44


Printing, postage and ad- vertising


394 25


Use of autos


1,935 42


Sundry items


14 60


Inspectors and nurses:


Welfare physician


$1,000 00


Welfare nurse


1,600 00


Welfare expenses


299 32


Sanitary inspector


1,850 00


Health inspector


(milk) ..


1,850 00


Milk expenses


131 64


Bacteriologist


900 00


Plumbing inspector


2,400 00


Plumbing inspector, other expenses


84 60


Meat inspector


800 00


Meat insp. transportation


107 00


Meat insp. all others.


23 30


Inspector of slaughtering


55 00


Inspector of animals.


220 00


Contagious nurse


1,600 00


Prenatal nurse


1,560 00


Abating nuisance:


Labor


$1,323 00


Oil and gas


402 50


Sundry items


66 28


1,791 78


Contagious diseases:


Physician


$300 00


Board and treatment.


373 00


Medicine


57 22


Cities, town, state, etc.


339 86


$4,774 39


3,154 60


14,480 86


74


CITY OF QUINCY


Hospitals


4,129 66


Collection agencies


63 16


Culture stations


140 00


Medical services (clinic)


364 56


Sundry items


13 44


5,780 90


Tuberculosis:


Board and treatment.


$18,230 50


Milk


67 27


Sundry items


73 05


18,370 82


Infantile paralysis


360 00


Dispensary :


Physician


$500 00


Nurse


1,600 00


Labor


1,500 00


Fuel and light


307 79


Supplies


580 56


4,488 35


53,201 70


Commissioners SANITARY DIVISION


Garage and stable expenses:


Garage mechanics


$3,671 07


Care of horses


3,235 53


Shoeing


539 30


Fuel and light


251 69


Repairs


2,786 49


$10,484 08


Equipment and repairs:


Care of dumps


$2,668 94


New equipment


1,725 27


Gas and oil


5,499 66


Transportation


5,561 75


Repairs on equipment


1,018 83


16,474 45


Labor:


Salary, foreman


$2,184 00


Labor payrolls


78,914 70


Pensions


81,098 70 715 50


HIGHWAYS


Labor


$122,733 57


Pensions


9,940 86


$132,674 43


75


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Autos and truck upkeep:


Labor


$7,084 44


Gas


5,309 40


Oil


1,092 11


Tires and Tubes


1,082 31


Parts of autos


2,710 28


Equipment


789 06


Garage


205 90


Supplies


167 16


18,440 66


STABLE


Labor


$7,198 29


Repairs


1,646 94


Heating


2,439 36


Lighting


256 23


Care of horses


3,592 80


Insurance


263 00


Supplies


78 11


Telephone


130 53


15,605 26


HIGHWAYS EQUIPMENT


Rollers


$7,716 07


Trucks


13,126 00


Loader


1,124 50


Plows


82 33


Hose


208 50


Booster


70 15


Cart


196 00


Sidewalk tractors


5,288 50


Tractors


11,625 00


$39,437 05


Department credits-use of equipment


4,601 01


34,836 04


BRIDGES


Atlantic R. R. Bridge


$1,295 17


Fore River Bridge assessment.


9.570 00


Fore River Bridge repairs


673 84


Bates Avenue


99 01


School Street


36 97


Warren Avenue


50 18


Monatiquot Bridge


182 36


Cherry Avenue


6 50


$11,914 03


BROOKS


Labor


$2,390 15


Materials


319 24


$2,709 39


76


CITY OF QUINCY


SIDEWALKS


Labor


$1,176 31


Material


1,036 87


Amiesite


10,398 67


Curbing


407 70


Granolithic repairs


248 33


Board walks


46 03


Stone walks


380 00


Blasting


445 00


$14,138 91


HIGHWAYS ALL OTHERS


Teams


$3,719 20


Equipment and repairs


1,923 96


Tools


3,330 87


Drains


1,135 68


Sewer


22,247 82


Fuel


966 70


Extra clerical


987 00


Fences


439 98


Materials


14,481 03


Signs


207 76


Lanterns


829 50


Telephone


189 55


Transportation


126 00


Shop


38 25


Office


26 08


Shed


34 96


Compensation


114 50


Damages


324 23


Bandstand


208 75


Public landing


343 76


Equipment for men


96 50


Portable garage


94 10


Stable road


32 51


Lyndon road


40 74


Insurance


69 81


Metropolitan sewer


81 26


Water department


24 26


Adams House


53 00


Skating pond


35 33


Atlantic Playground


20 00


Shelter


15 00


Sidewalk flags


15 80


Tupper's Island


11 28


Meals


48 83


Conventions


25 00


All others


93 63


$52,432 63


STREET SPRINKLING


Labor


$10,079 26


Sand


2,684 46


Tar


19,521 43


Oil


3,582 63


77


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Making out assessments


475 00


Engineering


00


Demurrage


125 00


Printing


44 00


Sundry items


. 8 87


$36,970 65


STREET LIGHTING


Electricity


$63,413 85


Gas


1,117 16


Traffic island


150 54


Overhead (Saville Street)


: 51


Subway Wollaston


95 05


Traffic lights


696 47


White way


2,459 77


Police signals


50 43


Reports


9 50


Sundry items


50


68,131 78


WELFARE DEPARTMENT


Salaries and wages :


Overseer


$2,400 00


Physician


1,000 00


Clerk


1,600 00


$5,000 00


Other expenses :


Office expenses


143 00


Telephone


123 76


Auto


267 78


534 54


5,534 54


ALMSHOUSE


Salaries and wages :


Warden


750 00


Matron


650 00


Cook


600 00


Maid


346 15


Labor


1,220 00


Other expenses :


Clothing


231 35


Coal


721 42


Furniture


53 00


Grain


204 34


Groceries and provisions Hardware


2,880 23


Ice


149 80


Insurance


89 25


Gas-cooking


254 71


Electricity


253 56


Medical attendance


7 00


Medicine


195 93


3,566 15


117 36


78


CITY OF QUINCY


Oil 1 60


Papers


18 45


Repairing-shoeing


38 50


Repairing tools and equip- ment


287 55


Taxi service


2 00


Wood


140 00


Sundry items


249 63


5,895 68


9,461 83


OUTSIDE POOR


Board and care


$5,550 10


Burial


140 00


Cash


15,337 00


Clothing


339 40


Coal


768 35


Groceries


2,329 13


Hospital


3,185 06


Medical attendance


45 50


Medicine


36 25


Wood


: 00


Moving


25 00


Other cities and towns.


4,156 28


Rent


15 60


Shoes


215 92


Taxi service


34 25


Wood


14 00


Labor (cutting and deliver-


ing wood)


175 00


Sundry items


89 23


32,456 07


MOTHERS' AID


Cash


13,083 00


Clothing


24 57


Coal


523 15


Groceries


880 19


Hospital


3 00


Labor (cutting and deliver-


ing wood)


175 00


Medical attendance


40 00


Medicine


8 30


Moving


: 00


Other cities and towns


2,478 45


Shoes


185 80


Wood


14 00


Sundry items


86 00


17,523 46


Hospital bills


1,770 15


51,749 68


STATE AID


Sundry persons 1,808 00


79


AUDITOR'S REPORT


SOLDIERS' RELIEF


Sundry persons


10,213 15


MILITARY AID


Sundry persons


771 50


SOLDIERS' BURIALS


107 00


Sundry persons


HOSPITAL


Salaries and wages :


Administration officers and


clerks


$9,469 86


Telephone operators


1,760 02


Superintendent of nurses, instructors and charge nurses


19,814 57


Pupil nurses


2,539 50


Orderlies


2,167 00


X-Ray operators


5,019 35


Ambulance


1,908 00


Housekeeping and kitchen


23,939 72


Maintenance, property and power


8,271 04


Care of grounds 923 00


80,251 98


Other expenses :


General administration.


$3,345 25


Medical and surgical


13,453 54


X-Ray


2,338 83


Ambulance


314 79


Nurses equipment


1,559 11


Housekeeping and kitchen


9,975 86


Laundry


955 26


Groceries


12,497 13


Butter and eggs


5,200 05


Milk and cream.


6,380 89


Fruit and vegetables.


3,632 26


Meat, poultry and fish


10,776 87


Coal


8,446 42


Electricity and gas. Rent


4,928 75


Transportation and express


385 62


Miscellaneous


97 50


Repairs to buildings and plant


3,583 92


Insurance


205 03


Petty expenses


610 00


Commission


959 51


95,381 08


175,633 06


5,734 49


80


CITY OF QUINCY


MEMORIAL DAY


G. A. R. Post. $406 75


J. A. Boyd Post


160 18


American Legion


271 95


George F. Bryan Post.


147 42


986 30


G. F. BRYAN POST ARMISTICE DAY


Sundry persons 136 32


SCHOOLS-ADMINISTRATION


Salaries and wages:


Superintendent


$4,750 00


Assistant superintendent.


3,616 68


Clerks (2)


3,566 65


Truant officer


2,000 00


Nurses (3)


4,370 00


Physician


1,699 92


Dentist


2.500 00


Dental hygienist


1,297 92


Extra clerical


3,245 00


Workers on census


250 10


$27,296 27


Less amount paid to ad- ministration account by


the other accounts. 1,679 20


25,617 07


Other expenses:


Office supplies, printing and postage


$2,175 33


Telephones


1,394 33


Fuel and light


987 38


Traveling expenses


400 00


Auto


790 97


Subscription


25 00


School report


119 52


Sundry items


425 60


6,318 13


31,935 20


School-Instruction


Salaries and wages:


Elementary


$406,001 71


High 121,366 89


Supervisors 23,832 50


Junior High School


55,512 56


606,713 66


Less transfer made from industrial school account 353 00


606,360 66


AUDITOR'S REPORT 81


Textbooks


Textbooks


26,587 20


Stationery and Supplies


Stationery and supplies.


27,500 46


Operation $46,512 96


Janitors ....


Less amount paid to the


operation account by


the other accounts. 298 65


Pensions


$500 00


Labor


137 34


Fuel and light


31,462 30


Supplies


1,527 53


$33,627 53


Less amount paid to the


operation account by


the other accounts 486 19


33,141 34


79,355 65


School-Maintenance


Labor


$1,543 17


Supplies and material


50,361 95


Sundry items


52 54


51,957 66


Miscellaneous


Transportation


$6,189 22


Diplomas


133 75


Printing


305 70


County of Norfolk


88 57


Medical supplies


56 99


Convention expenses


5 42


Graduation expenses


247 75


Supervision of lunch room.


1,043 75


Supplies


380 63


Lecturing


275 00


Subscription


16 00


Sundry items


815 73


9,648 51


Evening Schools


Salaries and wages:


Teachers $2,204 00


Other expenses:


Supplies


$18 32


Evening Industrial School 1 43


Printing and advertising


36 51


Manuals


90 24


Sundry items


25 27


2,204 00


321 77


2,525 77


$46,214 31


82


CITY OF QUINCY


Industrial School


Salaries and wages:


Director


$3,000 00


Teachers


27,513 00


Instruction account


353 00


Janitor


921 53


Administration


1,084 70


$32,872 23


Less Smith-Hughes income


2,775 11


Other expenses:


Fuel and light


$1,716 17


Telephone


78 18


Office supplies


130 86


General supplies


11,995 39


Sundry items


422 62


$14,343 22


Less amount paid to Inde-


pendent Industrial School


account by the other ac-


counts


379 38


13,963 84


44,060 96


Industrial Evening School


Salaries and wages:


Principal


$227 50


Supervisors


1,520 00


Teachers


7,455 00


Tool boy


102 00


Janitor


1,664 25


Engineer


3 00


Administration


131 86


$11,103 61


Less Smith-Hughes income


760 98


$10,342 63


Less amount paid to Eve- ning Industrial School ac-


count from other accounts 151 43


10,191 20


Other expenses:


Printing


$22 00


Auto hire


8 50


Supplies 252 25


Home Making School acct.


12 83


Operation account


784 84


Ind. Industrial School.


379 38


Sundry items


54 43


30,097 12


1,514 23


11,705 43


83


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Home Making School


Salaries and wages:


Director


$2,080 00


Teachers


6,329 10


Janitor


325 00


Administration


266 91


$9,001 01


Less Smith-Hughes income


668 57


Other expenses:


Telephone


$41 70


General supplies


2,477 05


Fuel and light.


1,203 81


Sundry items


421 99


$4,144 55


Less amount paid to Home Making School account by


the other accounts. 12 83


4,131 72


12,464 16


Continuation School


Salaries and wages:


Director


$2,600 00


Teachers


2,768 00


Administration


156 07


$5,524 07


Less Smith-Hughes income ..


387 69


Other expenses:


Supplies


339 44


Fuel and light


134 26


Sundry items


5 30


479 00


5,615 38


Americanization School


Supervisor


$2,100 00


Instruction


2,080 00


Janitors


114 00


Administration


39 66


$4,333 66


Other expenses:


Supplies 160 72


4,494 38


Summer School


Salaries and wages:


Salary


$1,851 00


Janitor


225 00


$2,076 00


Other expenses: Supplies : 107 85


2,183 85


8,332 44


$5,136 38


84


CITY OF QUINCY


Smith-Hughes School Appropriation Teachers' salaries $4,592 35


Industrial School Out of City


Tuition


1,021 74


LIBRARY


Salaries and wages:


Librarian


$3,575 00


Assistants


15,754 77


Janitors


1,300 00


20,629 77


Other expenses:


Books


$9,356 57


Periodicals


647 66


Bindings


1,402 65


Printing


472 10


Fuel


1,335 10


Lighting


814 22


Rent


2,255 00


Telephone


72 36


Taxes


855 19


Insurance


48 69


Repairs


62 40


Care of rooms


1,740 00


Supplies


1,180 77


Garage rent


64 50


Painting


84 00


Electrical supplies


99 29


Labor


34 50


Fence


215 00


Making floor and digging posts for garage.


88 00


Cases for branch library ..


75 00


Garage


317 00


Installing heater


165 00


Sundry items


680 03


22,065 03


$42,694 80


PARKS


Labor


$6,853 75


Carpentry, etc.


812 75


Lumber


629 10


Shingles


73 31


Hardware supplies, etc.


372 54


Tennis court fence


830 00


Tennis Court


645 80


Cinders


343 90


Crushed stone


42 57


Loam


92 40


Use of highway materials and auto


121 50


Benches


54 00


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Flagstaffs and painting flagpoles


748 45


Water service repairs


43 33


Office supplies ..


93 10


Advertising and printing


58 02


Use of auto


165 00


Trucking


25 00


Maple trees


60 00


Supervisor


100 00


Clerical


50 00


Sundry items


$12,384 96


BATH HOUSE


Superintendent


$400 00


Attendants


380 00


Labor


113 13


Carpentry, materials, etc


575 25


Labor, doors, etc.


99 29


Hardware, supplies, etc.


298 38


Plumbing repairs


17 80


Electrical repairs


13 40


Moving floats


200 00


Teaming


32 00


Lights


27 34


2,156 59


PLAYGROUNDS


Supervisor


$280 00


Assistants


2,659 00


Equipment


926 78


Erecting tennis court, etc.


198 00


Erecting fences, etc.


1,013 02


Flags, staffs, halyards, etc ..


318 70


Resetting and painting poles


461 00


Carpentry, labor and materials


414 60


Lumber


235 41


Labor


298 77


Seeding grounds


136 00


Loam


92 40


Sods


49 60


Shrubs and trees


117 50


Tarvia and amiesite


872 95


Hardware supplies


243 65


Water service repairs


97 00


Plumbing repairs


44 55


Storing equipment


80 00


Use of auto


50 00


Chartered car


56 00


Sundry items


99 81


$8,744 74


GRADING PLAYGROUND


Labor


$2,083 02


Cinders


988 00


Loam


2,574 00


Crushed stone


248 23


Carpentry


106 75


6,000 00


170 44


85


86


CITY OF QUINCY


GRADING ADAMS SHORE PLAYGROUND


Granolithic walks


$2,300 94


Survey


110 41


Wire and staples


13 65


2,425 00


Secretary to Board of Park Commissioners.


500 00


Trimming trees in parks


1,795 17


Policing Merrymount Park


970 60


Band concerts


248 00


CEMETERY


Salaries and wages:


Commissioner


$2,400 00


Clerk


650 00


Superintendent


2,200 00


Labor


17,517 75


$22,767 75


Other expenses:


Trees


$37 50


Telephone


80 61


Office supplies


158 23


Cemetery supplies


940 37


Upkeep of truck


462 65


Use of car


275 00


Earth covers


75 00


Furnace


75 85


Installing


25 00


Sundry items


65 94


2,196 15


24,963 90 1,000 00


Hancock Cemetery


Cemetery grading :


Labor


$2,466 00


Grass seed


34 00


2,500 00


2,500 00


SEWER MAINTENANCE


Salaries and wages:


General foreman


$3,000 00


Clerk


1,500 00


Other expenses:


Labor


$3,631 53


Equipment


336 78


Upkeep of autos


1,464 26


Telephone


117 20


Upkeep of truck


776 20


Office supplies


244 60


4,500 00


6,570 57


11,070 57


87


AUDITOR'S REPORT


PARTICULAR SEWERS


Labor


$19,632 02


Equipment and repairs


7,614 39


Sundry items


46 00


27,292 41


SEWER CONSTRUCTION


Labor (in part)


28,000 00


WATER DEPARTMENT


Salaries and wages:


First clerk


$1,600 00


Second clerk


1,300 00


Third clerk


1,144 00


Fourth clerk


77 18


Special clerk


1,560 00


Superintendent


3,000 00


Inspector


2,200 00


Assistant inspector


1,778 00


Meter readers


6,240 00


Pensions


3,458 07


22,357 25


Water main and relay expenses:


Postage and printing.


$1,150 65


Insurance


117 24


Office supplies


381 66


Telephone


181 67


Maintenance and repairs


7,805 93


Labor


17,359 86


Fuel and lights


679 17


Equipment


5,293 38


Transportation


200 00


Installing boiler


55 00


Taxes


924 96


Medical services


47 50


Damages


708 41


Registration


36 00


Convention expenses


50 00


Sundry items


136 18


35,127 61


Meters


Labor


$960 20


Meters


9,574 29


Equipment


92 69


Express


3 56


Water Service Connections


Labor


$29,971 96


Equipment and supplies


24,043 22


All others


593 25


10,630 74


54,608 43


88


CITY OF QUINCY


Relays


Labor


1,146 30


WATER CONSTRUCTION


Labor (in part)


8,680 26


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


City debt


$286,500 00


City Hospital


11,000 00


Sewers


80,000 00


Norfolk County Hospital


9,000 00


New High School land


3,000 00


New High School building


52,000 00


Water


64,000 00


School equipment


4,000 00


Monatiquot Bridge


12,000 00


Temporary loans


521,500 00 2,750,000 00


INTEREST


Temporary loans


$59,295 08


City debt


$73,382 50


Sewers


23,705 75


Water


22,949 75


New High School land.


2,300 00


New High School building ..


29,145 00


High School equipment ..


1,955 00


Norfolk County Hospital


1.395 00


City Hospital


5,765 00


Monatiquot Bridge


2,210 00


162,808 00


222,103 08


REBUILDING STREETS


Labor (in part)


$17,584 80


Use of equipment and supplies


80,540 17


Engineering


760 00


98,884 97


NEW STREETS


Parke Avenue


Labor


$3,009 23


Engineering


150 00


Use of equipment and sup-


plies


3,677 03


$6,836 26


Caledonia Avenue


Labor


$609 56


Engineering ...


100 00


Use of equipment and sup-


plies


2,331 03


3,040 59


89


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Nilsen Avenue


Labor


$1,030 33 .


Engineering


80 00


Use of equipment and sup- plies ...


1,665 73


2,776 06


Berry Street


Labor


$809 76


Engineering ..


40 00


Use of equipment and sup- plies ..


1,046 88


1,896 64


Albion Road


Labor


$1,910 11


Engineering


50 00


Use of equipment and sup- plies


3,273 04


5,233 15


Madison Avenue


Labor


$2,373 67


Use of equipment and sup-


plies


807 84


3,181 51


Parker Street


Labor


$567 50


Use of equipment


435 00


1,002 50


23,966 71


NEW WALKS


Labor


$2,558 33


Contractor (part)


20,783 92


Curbing


3,026 68


Setting curbing


499 99


Seed and loam


1,185 85


Half cost of granolithic walk


137 00


Building steps


125 00


Retaining wall


31 50


Lumber


13 60


Hardware


36 00


Moving stone bounds


46 62


Engineering


875 00


Sundry items


153 76


29,473 25


90


CITY OF QUINCY


Public Buildings, 1925 NORTH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL


Land taking


6,000 00


Public Buildings, 1926 NORTH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL


Contractors (in part)


27,276 08


SOUTH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL


Contractors (in part)


38,402 65


GOVERNMENT SCHOOL REPAIRS


Contractor


$24,845 00


Insurance


94 08


Sundry items


3 75


24,942 83


CLAIMS AND AWARDS


Personal damages


$1,012 00


Property damages


1,169 95


Transportation


15


Court judgment on foremen's wages. .... 1,074 25


3,271 20


PLANNING BOARD


Dues


$25 00


Steel file


191 50


Clerical services


100 00


Report


84 07


Sundry items


48 13


448 70


BOARD OF SURVEY


Clerk


$150 00


Advertising


50 75


Printing


3 63


Sundry items


9 47


213 85


HARBOR MASTER


Salaries and wages:


Salary


$400 00


Other expenses:


Sundry expenses


28 00


$428 00


91


AUDITOR'S REPORT


PRINTING CITY REPORT


Advertising


$15 92


Clerical


60 00


Contract, 1926


1,364 72


Sundry items


4 25


1,444 89


WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PAYMENTS 1926


Fire Department


$130 00


Highway Department


1,912 05


Water Department


148 27


Sanitary Department


1,017 86


Sewer Department


294 85


Clerk


125 00


3,628 03


PRINTING MONTHLY REPORT


Contract


$648 00


648 00


G. A. R. POST RENT


Janitor


$330 00


Rent


480 00


Water


14 00


824 00


AMERICAN LEGION RENT


Rent


2,000 04


GEORGE F. BRYAN POST


Rent


$600 00


Gas


1 50


Lights


15 75


617 25


J. A. BOYD CAMP


Rent


168 00


CONNOR'S ANNUITY


Annuity


300 00


LICENSE COMMISSION


Salaries and wages:


Clerk


150 00


Other expenses:


Advertising and printing


$45 65


License plates and blanks


56 50


Sundry items


10 07


262 22


92


CITY OF QUINCY


MAYOR'S CONTINGENT


Hall rent


$30 00


Transportation


61 75


Refreshments


46 90


Fuel administrator-expenses


294 50


Chamber of Commerce-Harbor inspec- tion


50 00


Gala week electrical display


22 98


Insurance-Zoning plans


63 00


Ringing bell


10 00


Binders


100 00


Care of clock


133 75


Sundry items


17 60


830 48


SURFACE DRAINS PLANS


Engineering services


13,000 00


LAND APPRAISERS


Sundry persons


600 00


GRANITE STREET WIDENING


Labor


$654 08


Crushed stone


276 01


Tarvia


246 00


Engineering


20 00


1,196 09


PREMIUM ON BONDS


Old Colony Trust Company (certification)


4,015 00


ZONING


Professional services


$2,704 25


Rent of hall for hearing


10 00


Advertising


1,282 94


Telephone ..


31 37


Clerical work


93 50


Sundry items


29 64


4,151 70


DEPARTMENTS USE OF WATER


City Hall


$129 17


Police Station


58 36


Library


26 28


Library-West Quincy


7 00


Library-Beale street


1 95


City Stables


293 29


City Home


97 59


Water Works


20 00


Hydrants


18,824 00


Fire Hydrants


207 20


Schools


6,535 39


Hospital


1,635 23


93


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Board of Health garage


19 07


Sewer maintenance


300 00


Gypsy moth


100 00


Bath House


25 00


Playgrounds


300 00


Cemetery


270 62


28,850 15


COURT EXPENSES


Services of experts


$4,975 00


Professional services


5,710 00


Meals


240 00


Stenographers' services


752 85


. 11,677 85


SPECIAL CLAIMS


Land taking (street widening)


7,870 00


UNEXPENDED BALANCE 1925


Recording


37 38


GOVERNMENTAL SCHOOL INSURANCE


Insurance


361 92


New Streets, 1924


HOLBROOK ROAD


Labor (in part)


3,749 71


DEFICIT BILLS 1924


Highway Department


$5,056 09


Highway (Franklin Street widening) ... 8,415 97


Highway (drains)


500 00


Treasurer


230 00


Sanitary


199 76


Parks


10 27


Street lighting


779 29


Highway walks (part)


165 75


, 15,357 13


LAND TAKINGS


Street widening


$9,046 00


School purposes


14 02


Playground purposes


6,600 00


Park purposes


389 40


16,049 42


PERPETUAL CARE INCOME


Rent of box


5 00


ROCK ISLAND FUND INCOME


Care of lot


2 25


94


CITY OF QUINCY


WILLIAMS FUND INCOME


Care of lot


13 00


GEORGE PIERCE FUND INCOME


Care of lot


7 0C


NUGENT INCOME


Care of lot


6 33


WILSON TUCKER FUND INCOME


11 00


WATER DEPOSITS


17,750 00


PARTICULAR SEWER DEPOSITS


27,950 00


CESSPOOL DEPOSITS


Sundry persons


2,753 40


SUPPLY ACCOUNT


Payrolls and order books


WELFARE AUTO


Sedan


$509 00


Auto parts


92 19


601 19


BOARD OF HEALTH AUTOS


Two Ford coupes


1,356 00


GYPSY MOTH AUTO


Truck


797 50


ADAMS TEMPLE FUND


Taxes-1923


3,456 11


TERCENTENARY


Post cards


$31 00


Awning


108 00


Pontoons


290 00


429 00


POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM


Advertising


$10 50


Cement


19 50


Lumber


45 95


Labor


219 92


Installing police signal equipment.


14,410 20


14,706 07


Care of lot


Sundry persons


Sundry persons


27 94


95


AUDITOR'S REPORT


SQUANTUM PLAYGROUND


Lumber


$152 24


Carpentry work


362 35


514 59


CITY COUNCIL REFUNDS


Sewer assessments


$14 43


Street betterments


45 93


Gypsy moth


3 33


Street oiling


49 45


113 14


ASSESSORS REFUNDS


Refunds on taxes


3,844 47


BUILDING DEPARTMENT REFUNDS


Building permits refunded on account of zoning law


53 00


Construction of Corners WILLARD AND BATES WIDENING


Labor


$56 13


Land damages


15 00


Setting curbing


323 30


Crushed stone


13 00


Nails


1 20


Lumber


17 26


425 89


ADAMS AND ROBERTSON STREETS


Labor


$222 26


Curbing


187 74


410 00


835 89


ADAMS SHORE PLAYGROUND


Land taking


1,500 00


HISTORY OF QUINCY


Writing history


$225 00


Writing story of celebration of ter-cen tenary


100 00


Resolution on parchment scroll.


50 00


Printing and advertising


26 25


Binding


5 00


Copies of history (1499)


5,503 42


Sundry items


16 09


6,045 76


96


CITY OF QUINCY


SPECIAL MONTCLAIR DRAIN


Labor $4,804 85


Equipment and supplies 3,512 68


8,317 53


GOVERNMENT SCHOOL SURVEY


Survey of school


250 00


POLICE STATION GRADING AND EQUIPMENT


Labor


$5,321 63


Equipment and supplies


11,567 11


Engineering


50 00


Trucking


170 00


Sundry items


15 96


17,124 70


JULY 4TH CELEBRATION


Prizes


$110 50


Labor


87 72


Cookies, peanuts, candy and corn


198 66


Hiring horses


191 00


Hiring costumes


4 50


Chartered cars


87 00


Programs


15 00


Tonic


245 14


Taxi


43 00


Ice cream


732 85


Wreaths


48 00


Lunches


585 00


Milk


300 60


Lecture


00


Printing and advertising


146 00


Use of hall


8 00


Lumber


: 50


Orchestra


18 00


Bands


1,206 00


Fireworks


1,015 00


Busses


150 25


Flag


59 50


Lumber


7 65


Entertainment


25 00


Sundry items


19 04


5,356 91


CRESCENT AND CROSS STREETS WIDENING


Labor


$500 86


Curbing


209 88


Setting curbing


55 44


Supplies


179 13


Engineering


40 00


985 31


97


AUDITOR'S REPORT


PURCHASE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL


Purchase of building (part)


17,500 00


SEA WALL


Advertising


$3 75


Labor


205 00


Sea wall


2,000 00


2,208 75


RIFLE RANGE


Transportation


$185 00


Groceries


39 02


Use of Range


21 13


245 15


VICTORY PARK "PURCHASE"


Purchase of land


5,000 00


NORTEMAN PLAYGROUND


Purchase of land


1,250 00


NURSES HOME


Contractor (in part)


17,177 95


STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS


Corporation


$7,139 52


State tax


155,280 00


Charles River Basin


8,792 39


Metropolitan Parks


21,924 71


61,368 45


Nantasket


2,224 91


Wellington Bridge


203 42


Metropolitan sewer


77,273 97


Metropolitan water


110,385 95


Metropolitan planning


1,283 15


Fire preventive


849 22


State highway


1,585 83


Soldiers' exemptions


333 86


Western Avenue and


Arsenal Bridge


$782 47


1,258 34


2,040 81


Massachusetts Avenue Bridge


10,927 00


Neponset Bridge


14,290 36


Trust company tax


438 24


Norfolk County tax


454,417 08 129,498 10


NORFOLK COUNTY HOSPITAL


County tax


21,463 82


$7,290,630 23


$39,443 74


98


CITY OF QUINCY


NON-REVENUE PAYMENTS Sewer Construction


Labor (in part)


$40,791 95


Contractor


1,194 96


Equipment and supplies


29,028 .77


Engineering


2,774 69


Advertising


37 13


Electric repairs


20 02


Medical services


50 00


Badges


38 18


Damages


45 00


Transportation


10 00


Sundry items


30 74


$74,021 44


Surface Drains


Labor


$20,517 18


Engineering


550 00


Pipe


8,953 63


Cement


1,394 55


Lumber


813 39


Manhole covers


617 91


Easement


1,100 00


Catch basins


333 30


Furnishing piles


618 20


Crushed stone


451 55


Equipment


382 68


Rubber boots


98 75


Gates


240 00


Repairs


83 35


Brick


82 00


Advertising


12 75


Rails


25 80


Sundry items


882 37


37,157 41


Surface Drains-New Streets


Labor


$15,603 84


Equipment and supplies


10,673 19


Engineering


535 00


26,812 03


ACCEPTED STREETS, 1926


OXENBRIDGE ROAD


Labor


$2,108 91


Use of equipment and sup-


plies


3,335 31


5,444 22


99


AUDITOR'S REPORT


FAXON ROAD


Labor


$703 73


Use of equipment and sup-


plies 1,174 18


1,877 91


HARRISON STREET


Labor


$1,288 14


Engineering


50 00


Use of equipment and sup- plies


1,484 18


2,822 32


CHESTER STREET


Labor


$1,709 20


Engineering


75 00


Use of equipment and sup- plies 2,737 63


4,521 83


ELLERTON ROAD


Labor


$1,404 80


Use of equipment and sup-


plies 2,269 63


3,674 43


MERRYMOUNT AVENUE


Labor


$1,263 48


Engineering


20 00


Use of equipment and sup- plies


1,609 56


2,893 04


SHIRLEY STREET NO. 1


Labor


$1,585 56


Engineering


35 00


Use of equipment and sup- plies 2,106 53 3,727 09




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