Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1928, Part 6

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1928
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Number of Pages: 462


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$1,483 56


Property damages


922 63


Refund of taxes


233 69


$2,639 88


SPECIAL REFUND


Sundry persons


$41 48


LAND TAKING


Street widening


$1,646 00


Recording


155 91


$1,801 91


M. C. O. F. Land Taking


$100 00


HARBOR MASTER


Salaries and wages:


Salary


$400 00


Other expenses :


Sundry items


25 00


$425 00


88


CITY OF QUINCY DEPARTMENTS USE OF WATER


City Hall


$559 48


Police station


87 42


Thomas Crane Library .


14 08


Library-Beale Street


Branch


5 51


Library-West Quincy


Branch


1 54


City stables


92 96


Quincy home


78 90


Water Works shop


5 02


Fire hydrants


20,540 00


Fire dept .- hose houses


299 26


School department


7,072 70


Hospital


2,538 96


Board of Health


48 57


Street construction


375 00


Gypsy moth


100 00


Mount Wollaston tery


ceme-


100 59


Bath houses


35 00


Parks and playgrounds .


300 00


Information Bureau -


Coddington Street.


41 01


$32,296 00


ENGINEER-SPECIAL SURVEY


Engineering


$481 44


Typing


5 00


$486 44


MAYOR'S CONTINGENT-SPECIAL


Entertainment


$35 00


Programs


19 75


Dinner


336 00


Use of club


50 00


Decorations


52 00


$492 75


MAYOR'S CONTINGENT


Labor


$112 25


Care of tower clock.


100 00


Tonic


30 00


Rent of chairs.


10 00


Traffic regulation books


40 00


Advertising


92 00


Crosses for soldiers


graves


46 15


Fireworks


25 25


Flowers


122 50


Christmas decorating


498 00


Cards


14 00


Sundry items


144 33


$1,234 48


SPECIAL LAND TAKING


Street widening


$345 00


Playground purposes


100 00


Land for school house.


4,875 50


Water tank


1,700 00


$7,020 50


89


AUDITOR'S REPORT SOUTH STREET LAND


Sundry persons


$7,500 00


MEMORIAL, TABLET


Advertising


$1 00


Bolder


430 00


Tablet


625 00


Band


121 00


Sundry items


1 00


$1,178 00


ZONING PLANS


Maps


$545 00


SPECIAL COURT JUDGMENT


Sundry items


$670 40


SOUTHERN ARTERY


State assessment (in part)


$1,373 06


CEMETERY


Salaries and wages:


Commissioner


$2,400 00


Superintendent


2,200 00


Clerk


700 00


Labor


19,075 00


$24,375 00


Other expenses :


Supplies


$1,042 92


Telephone


76 05


Office supplies


102 18


Upkeep of truck


684 10


Sundry items


26 70


$1,931 95


$26,306 95


Hancock cemetery


$500 00


Cemetery grading :


Labor


$2,203 00


Shrubs


120 00


Loam


177 00


$2,500 00


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


City debt


$370,500 00


Monatiquot Bridge


10,000 00


City Hospital


13,000 00


Norfolk County Hospital


8,000 00


Sewer debt


95,000 00


Water


108,000 00


High School


59,000 00


South Junior High


School


30,000 00


Government School


16,000 00


Southern artery


12,000 00


Temporary loans


$721,500 00 $2,600,000 00


90


CITY OF QUINCY


INTEREST


Temporary loans


$71,672 87


City debt


$92,366 30


Monatiquot bridge


1,275 00


City Hospital


5,115 00


Norfolk County Hospital


585 00


Water debt


32,117 50


Sewer debt


22,048 75


High School


28,520 00


South Jr. High School .


16,800 00


Government School


5,640 00


Southern artery


4,237 50


$208,705 05


$280,377 92


PREMIUM ON BONDS


Old Colony Trust Co. (Certification) $2,130 00


PERPETUAL CARE INCOME


Flowers


$9 00


Accrued interest


56 03


$65 03


WILLIAMS FUND INCOME


Care of lot


$11 00


GEORGE PIERCE FUND INCOME


Care of lot


$7 00


NUGENT INCOME


Care of lot


$6 33


WILSON TUCKER FUND INCOME


$7 00


WATER DEPOSITS


Sundry persons


$16,650 00


SCAVENGER DEPOSITS


Sundry persons


$2,342 40


PARTICULAR SEWER DEPOSITS


Sundry persons


$30,450 00


STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS


State tax


$144,330 00


Charles River Basin


11,825 48


Metropolitan parks 19,207 42


60,995 00


Nantasket


2,645 43


Wellington Bridge


130 85


Metropolitan sewer


87,701 71


Metropolitan water


138,964 19


Metropolitan planning


864 42


Auditing municipal accounts


2,341 43


Care of lot


$41,787 58


91


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Fire prevention


933 90


State highways


1,941 03


Soldiers exemptions


314 27


Southern artery


8,192 60


Street in Brookline


3,141 76


Cambridge traffic artery


5,731 59


Abatement of smoke nuisance


469 14


Neponset Bridge


13,366 28


Water to Braintree .


25 00


Foreign corporation tax, 1920


$222 47


Corporation tax-1926


11 44


Corporation tax of 1927


5 76


Corporation tax - for-


eign, 1920


93 36


Corporation tax -


· do-


mestic, 1921


239 15


National Bank tax of


35


Trust Company tax, 1926


2 92


$575 45


Norfolk County tax


$484,489 53 $141,500 00


NORFOLK COUNTY HOSPITAL


County Hospital


$25,488 28


Total


$7,688,324 76


NON-REVENUE PAYMENTS Sewer Construction (See Revenue)


Labor


$92,105 96


Equipment and supplies


24,577 35


Driving Piles


3,616 76


Engineering


7,306 17


Auto hire


58 50


Garage rent


9 00


Medical services


34 00


Recording


62 78


Advertising


25 50


Prints


3 00


Clerical


25 00


Investigations


24 60


Sundry items


14 34


Surface Drains Special


Labor


$1,672 45


Contractors


22,033 67


Engineering


339 30


Supplies


247 16


Typing


60 00


Prints


20 00


$127,862 96


$24,372 58


1923


92


CITY OF QUINCY Land Takings


Franklin Street $1,020 00 Fowler Street 25 00


$1,045 00


Special Land Claims


Grove Street


$300 00


Fowler Street


75 00


$375 00


North Junior High Land


Land Taking


$42,000 00


Appraisers


750 00


$42,750 00


Southern Artery


State Assessment


$100,000 00


$100,000 00


Water Construction


Labor


$40,871 21


Equipment and supplies 39,131 40


:


Water New Construction


Labor


$55 00


Easements


727 33


Damage to trees, etc.


50 00


Recording


2 33


Sundry items


42 00


$876 66


Accepted Streets 1927


ABERDEEN ROAD


Labor


$2,491 04


Equipment


268 80


Engineering


14 40


$2,774 24


ARDELL STREET


Labor


2,819 24


Equipment


1,207 75


Material


2,268 08


Drain


1,945 50


Water Dept.


180 51


Engineering


108 80


$8,529 88


BABCOCK STREET


Bringing track to grade


$818 38


Labor


10 00


Engineering


9 00


$837 38


$80,002 61


93


AUDITOR'S REPORT CALUMET STREET


Labor


$1,917 43


Equipment


633 00


Material


1,068 72


Drains


112 64


Retaining wall


868 75


Engineering


50 30


$4,650 84


Concrete work


$77 49


CHERRY AVENUE $8 15


$8 15


CLIFF STREET


Concrete work


$176 93


Damages


40 00


$216 93


EDWIN STREET


Water Dept.


$58 90


Damages


35 00


Labor


92 00


Material


29 00


Engineering


16 20


$231 10


FELTON STREET


Concrete work


59 32


$59 32


FRANCIS AVENUE


Labor


$542 93


Equipment


255 01


Material


1,082 31


$1,880 25


GRANITE STREET WIDENING


Labor


$105 38


Material


93 97


Damages


876 00


$1,075 35


GROVE STREET


Labor


$4,071 68


Material


3,172 88


Equipment


1,380 58


Retaining wall


41 98


Engineering


151 67


Photographs


10 50


$8,829 29


HARRIET AVENUE


Labor


$796 50


Materials


1,952 28


Equipment


580 00


Engineering


27 32


$3,356 10


CAMPBELL STREET $77 49


Material


94


CITY OF QUINCY


HILL STREET


Labor


$990 21


Equipment


282 38


Materials


538 88


Drains


633 96


Engineering


63 99


$2,509 42


HERBERT ROAD


Concrete work


$258 70


$258 70


HILLSIDE AVENUE


Labor


$10,224 35


Materials


3,523 19


Equipment


2,534 09


Drains


1,587 69


Retaining wall


1,014 28


Engineering


297 59


Water Dept.


125 85


Photos


10 50


Damages


115 00


$19,432 54


MILTON ROAD


Labor


$424 62


Material


143 08


Equipment


190 82


Water Dept.


205 35


Engineering


16 20


$980 07


NARRAGANSETT ROAD


Concrete work


$108 10


Drains


9 80


$117 90


NEWTON STREET


Labor


$135 00


Engineering


2 20


$137 20


RHODA STREET


Labor


$2,086 15


Equipment


449 61


Material


1,721 04


Drains


986 14


Engineering


103 80


$5,346 74


ROCK ISLAND ROAD


Labor


$263 00 60 00


Equipment


$323 00


95


AUDITOR'S REPORT SAMOSET AVENUE


Labor


$1,699 02


Equipment


407 55


Materials


1,758 55


Drains


1,595 72


Engineering


22 20


$5,483 04


SHARON ROAD


Labor


$2,823 79


Equipment


1,645 94


Drain


147 45


Grading


675 05


Material


478 69


Sidewalks


407 90


Engineering


16 20


$6,195 02


STANDISH ROAD


Labor


$366 50


Equipment


94 50


Retaining wall


178 19


$639 19


TIRRELL STREET


Water Dept.


$44 60


$44 60


TOWN HILL STREET


Labor


$2,123 70


Materials


1,084 71


Equipment


553 00


Water Dept.


14 00


$3,775 41


VASSELL STREET


Labor


$76 00


Equipment


30 00


Concrete wall


148 68


$254 68


VERSHIRE STREET


Labor


$2,822 88


Equipment


916 95


Materials


1,751 53


Drains


2,905 22


Engineering


70 57


$8,467 15


VERCHILD STREET


Labor


$93 40


Materials


128 63


$222 03


WEDGEWOOD STREET


Labor


$1,888 94


Equipment


676 75


Drains


766 19


Material


1,423 72


Engineering


51 41


$4,807 01


$91,520 02


96


CITY OF QUINCY 1928 Streets


Registry


$235 58


Plans


105 00


Schedules


320 55


Engineering


1,413 30


Printing


3 38


$2,077 81


ABERDEEN ROAD


Labor


$1,494 27


Material


875 48


Equipment


339 10


Engineering


34 87


Water Department


340 60


$3,084 32


ARLINGTON STREET


Engineering


$9 43


Registry, etc.


2 05


$11 48


ALTON ROAD


Labor


$1,209 82


Equipment


828 86


Drain


2,043 78


Engineering


80 05


Registry


1 10


$4,163 61


BRYANT STREET


Labor


$2,981 39


Equipment


1,277 75


Material


2,257 75


Drain


4,446 27


Engineering


90 82


$11,053 98


BURNS AVENUE


Engineering and Registry


$14 75


$14 75


DALE AVENUE


Labor


$2,847 14


Equipment


1,307 25


Material


282 90


Drain


1,589 21


Engineering


160 95


$6,187 45


DARTMOUTH STREET


Labor


$765 43


Equipment


193 99


Material


766 90


Drain


41 60


Engineering, etc.


57 22


$1,825 14


97


AUDITOR'S REPORT


DOUGLAS STREET


Labor


$453 36


Equipment


186 61


Material


56 63


Engineering, etc.


22 86


$719 46


DUNNS COURT


Labor


$390 00


Equipment


211 50


Material


301 78


Engineering, etc.


11 81


$915 09


DUNBARTON ROAD


Labor


$572 83


Material


1,007 16


Equipment


273 06


Engineering, etc.


29 20


$1,882 25


CHAPMAN STREET


Labor


$2,017 26


Equipment


873 50


Material


1,165 49


Drain


702 66


Engineering


42 50


$4,801 41


CHESTNUT STREET WIDENING


Labor


$170 50


Equipment


30 .00


Material


27 00


Engineering


183 33


$410 83


CHICKATABOT ROAD


Labor


$2,602 82


Equipment


657 88


Material


1,985 68


Drain


7,817 67


Engineering


40


85


$13,104 90


CROSBY STREET


Labor


$1,923 11


Equipment


677 31


Material


1,138 74


Drain


1,485 45


Engineering, etc.


124 04


$5,348 65


EDGEWORTH ROAD


Labor


$1,032 47


Equipment


683 50


Material


1,223 10


Drain


· 749 03


Engineering, etc.


73 72


$3,761 82


98


CITY OF QUINCY EDINBORO ROAD


Labor


$405 37


Equipment


172 44


Material


268 43


Engineering, etc.


61 65


$907 89


ELLERTON ROAD


Labor


$410 22


Equipment


175 00


Material


485 61


Drain


5 60


Engineering, etc.


10 25


$1,086 68


ELMWOOD AVENUE


Labor


$1,214 88


Equipment


548 63


Material


2,233 64


Drain


946 69


Engineering, etc.


57 45


$5,001 29


ESTABROOK ROAD


Engineering


$18 20


$18 20


EVERETT STREET


Labor


$850 13


Equipment


381 50


Material


904 79


Drain


1,639 66


Engineering, etc.


47 65


Taking


80 00


$3,903 73


EUCLID AVENUE


Labor


$554 38


Equipment


166 50


Material


221 08


Surface drain


54 01


Engineering, etc.


89 28


$1,085 25


EXETER STREET


Labor


$157 65


Inspector


151 87


Contract


7,763 22


Engineering, etc.


233 46


Damages


15 00


Water Dept.


53 60


$8,374 80


FAYETTE STREET


Labor


$1,715 21


Equipment


449 00


Material


278 00


Drain


59 60


Engineering, etc.


108 20


$2,610 01


99


AUDITOR'S REPORT FIFTH AVENUE


Labor


$371 00


Material


266 66


Drain


951 03


Equipment


136 00


Engineering, etc.


83 21


$1,807 90


GORDON STREET


Labor


$1,357 19


Equipment


429 50


Material


1,446 68


Drain


602 87


Engineering, etc.


35 75


$3,871 99


GRAFTON STREET


Labor


$789 86


Equipment


290 50


Material


761 48


Engineering, etc.


27 70


$1,869 54


.


HARRIET AVENUE


Labor


$2,199 05


Equipment


1,179 38


Material


2,298 96


Drain


1,192 05


Engineering, etc.


28 98


$6,898 42


HARVARD STREET


Labor


$460 91


Equipment


100 00


Wall


50 00


Drain


1,645 39


Contract


4,664 12


Water Dept.


1 60


Engineering


197 44


$7,119 46


HOBOMACK ROAD


Labor


$2,309 92


Equipment


845 69


Material


1,801 69


Drains


1,697 29


Engineering, etc.


36 35


$6,690 94


HOWARD STREET


Registry Deeds


$4 90


$4 90


HOLLIS AVENUE


Engineering, etc.


$47 49


$47 49


100


CITY OF QUINCY LAFAYETTE STREET


Labor


$3,458 51


Equipment


2,678 70


Material


516 12


Surface drain


1,080 54


Engineering, etc.


106 48


$7,840 35


MADISON AVENUE


Labor


$2,325 77


Equipment


1,353 84


Material


1,537 58


Drains


346 32


Engineering


164 71


$5,728 22


MANET AVENUE


Labor


$1,822 14


Equipment


738 82


Material


1,371 79


Drain


118 23


Engineering, etc.


113 25


$4,164 23


MARLBORO STREET


Labor


$2,436 52


Equipment


841 00


Material


1,257 51


Drain


77 63


Engineering, etc.


83 09


$4,695 75


MAYFLOWER ROAD


Labor


$3,266 76


Equipment


966 98


Material


1,265 00


Engineering


146 37


$5,645 11


MERRILL PLACE


Engineering, etc.


$45 49


$45 49


MERRYMOUNT ROAD


Labor


$2,305 73


Equipment


793 88


Material


1,421 68


Drain


1,401 94


Engineering, etc.


37 40


$5,960 63


MURDOCK AVENUE


Labor


$1,320 38


Equipment


559 25


Material


1,112 35


Engineering


62 75


$3,054 73


101


AUDITOR'S REPORT NEWPORT AVENUE $133 18


Engineering, etc.


$133 18


NEWTON STREET


Labor


$1,248 42


Equipment


733 35


Material


653 99


Drain


239 93


Engineering, etc.


42 35


$2,918 04


NORFOLK STREET


Labor


$1,286 13


Equipment


428 00


Material


1,633 49


Drain


302 50


Engineering, etc.


79 13


$3,729 25


O'CONNELL AVENUE


Engineering, etc.


$49 32


$49 32


OCEAN STREET


Labor


$1,820 15


Equipment


455 10


Material


556 08


Engineering, etc.


36 56


$2,867 89


RUSSELL STREET


Engineering, etc.


$17 31


$17 31


Engineering, etc.


$113 82


STEWART STREET


Labor


$3,091 12


Equipment


300 75


Engineering, etc .


104 96


$3,496 83


TOWN HILL STREET $45 48


Engineering, etc.


$45 48


VIRGINIA ROAD


Engineering, etc.


$69 25


$69 25


WADSWORTH STREET


Labor


$731 76


Equipment


263 10


Material


902 92


Engineering, etc.


71 19


$1,968 97


SAGAMORE STREET $113 82


102


CITY OF QUINCY WEST SQUANTUM STREET WIDENING


Labor


$847 18


Material


135 09


Equipment


183 50


Drain


211 51


Water Dept.


1,367 63


Printing


14 00


Engineering, etc


378 73


$3,137 64


WHITE STREET


Labor


$2,021 69


Material


3,328 95


Equipment


871 14


Drain


1,638 27


Engineering, etc.


147 60


$8,007 65


WILLIAMS STREET


Labor


$89 25


Equipment


34 50


Engineering, etc.


39 08


$162 83


WILSON AVENUE


Labor


$5,749 76


Equipment


1,835 13


Material


6,610 97


Drain


2,936 03


Engineering


100 00


$17,231 89


WINDSOR ROAD


Labor


$812 41


Equipment


389 94


Material


1,138 65


Drain


522 65


Engineering, etc.


93 96


$2,957 61


$194,702 91


South Junior High School


(See Revenue)


Contractor


$49,962 05


Architect


630 47


Equipment Plumbing


559 96


Labor


12 50


Photographs


21 00


Materials


32 43


2,386 50


$53,604 91


103


AUDITOR'S REPORT Daniel Webster School (See Revenue)


Contractor


$218,032 85


Inspector


2,460 00


Equipment


5,130 32


Insurance


470 00


Electric light


102 89


Janitor


290 00


Fuel


1,124 72


Heating engineer


1,995 12


Sundry items


55 31


$229,661 21


Merrymount and Adams Shore Schools (See Revenue)


Contractor


$71,431 45


Inspector


280 00


Engineering


77 19


Labor


266 50


Insurance


350 00


Sundry items


10 00


$72,415 14


Tax Title Refund


Sundry persons


$10,553 75


$10,553 75


Trust Funds


Cash and securities


$11,134 64


Hospital trust funds


32,086 75


$43,221 29


$1,072,964 14


CITY OF QUINCY BONDED DEBT MATURING 1929


City


Sewer


Water


Norfolk Co. Hospital


City Hospital


High School


South Jr. High


Gov. School


Monatiquot Bridge


So. Artery


Total


T


CITY OF QUINCY INTEREST CHARGES MATURING 1929


City


Sewer


Water


Norfolk Co. Hospital


City Hospital


High School


So. Jr. High


Gov. School


Monatiquot Bridge


So. Artery


Total


January


$18,983 75


$1,026 25


$240 00


$531 25


$7,800 00


$28,581 25


February


5,289 96


210 02


5,499 98


March


7,983 75


796 25


420 00


$112 50


$1,400 00


925 00


$2,500 00


$425 00


30,843 75


May


686 25


3,796 25


2,553 75


955 00


11,271 25


23,281 25


June


5,531 25


1,550 00


180 00


765 00


8,026 25


July


19,223 75


1,026 25


531 25


7,800 00


28,581 25


August


4,970 66


209 98


112 50


1,400 00


925 00


2,500 00


425 00


28,072 50


November


626 25


3,381 25


2,050 00


835 00


10,451 25


4,018 75


21,362 50


December


5,312 50


1,430 00


160 00


680 00


7,582 50


Total


$97,561 87


$20,975 00


$29,416 25


$225 00


$4,590 00


$26,080 00


$15,600 00


$5,000 00


$850 00


$8,037 50


$208,335 62


104


$16,500


March


$2,000


$3,000


5,000


April


51,000


22,500


66,000


139,500


3,000


22,000


27,000


$6,000


$41,000


99,000


May June


10,000


5,000


1,000


4,000


20,000


July


120,000


16,500


5,000


30,000


171,500


August


64,500


4,000


$5,000


5,000


3,000


$16,000


$10,000


81,500


October


34,000


15,500


3,000


2,000


1,000


$32,000


41,000


December


36,000


8,000


$410,000


$99,500


$100,000


$5,000


$13,000


$54,000


$30,000


$16,000


$10,000


$32,000


$769,500


CITY OF QUINCY


10,712 50


April


10,997 50


3,616 25


12,380 00


$4,018 75


5,180 64


September


7,983 75


755 00


360 00


10,611 25


October


9,972 50


3,177 50


11,072 50


68,500


September


69,000


4,000


83,000


November


6,000


44,000


January


February


$16,500


105


REPORT OF TREASURER


REPORT OF THE TREASURER


JANUARY 1, 1929.


HONORABLE THOMAS J. MCGRATH, Mayor:


The annual report of the Treasurer of the City of Quincy for the year ending December 31, 1928, is herewith submitted.


Respectfully yours, HAROLD P. NEWELL, Treasurer, City of Quincy, Mass.


TREASURER'S STATEMENT


Receipts


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$377,804 68


General revenue:


Taxes, 1928


2,293,187 50


Taxes previous years .


1,245,197 38


Tax collections-special


278 84


Licenses


7,479 50


Permits


610 00


Court fines


5,760 83


Grants and gifts (dog licenses)


4,478 41


Grants and gifts .


33,165 79


Special assessments:


Street sprinkling


4,428 35


Gypsy moth


2,164 96


Sewer assessments


25,553 79


Sidewalks


15,848 34


Street betterment


55,189 03


State of Massachusetts.


507,452 94


General government:


Tax collector and treasurer-costs


6,716 70


City clerk


1,779 53


Police department


177 07


Fire department


39 20


Fire alarm boxes


143 70


Sealer weights and measures


906 05


Building inspector


4,996 50


Wire inspector


2,235 00


Board of health-contagious diseases


11,446 28


Miscellaneous-deposits


2,415 00


Miscellaneous


242 70


Plumbing inspector


2,245 00


Milk licenses


475 50


Scavenger


2,187 62


Garbage registration


10 00


Garbage contract


3,181 10


Highways


2,881 37


106


CITY OF QUINCY


Welfare department


9,114 77


Hospital department


139,302 64


School department


6,380 96


Industrial school receipts


1,886 78


Home making school receipts


1,289 05


Industrial school revenue


7,337 58


Library fines, etc.


2,414 14


Park department


953 33


Public services :


Water rates, 1928


300,808 75


Water rates, 1927 and prior


15,106 20


Water service connections


34,342 44


Cemetery-Miscellaneous


18,830 00


Cemetery foundations


2,059 62


Interest :


Tax collector-taxes


47,962 97


Tax collector-assessments and deposits


9,921 36


City treasurer-on deposits


17,153 54


City treasurer-on taxes and tax titles


4,733 78


Perpetual care fund.


5,452 97


Hospital trust funds


1,471 48


Other trust accounts


367 05


Accrued interest on bonds


1,277 49


Municipal indebtedness :


Temporary loans


2,900,000 00


Water loans


75,000 00


General loans


780,000 00


Premium on bonds .


4,256 05


Agency and trust accounts :


Tax titles refunded.


10,553 75


Perpetual care fund


10,815 00


Water deposits


15,225 00


Departmental refund account.


20 38


Other trust funds


314 64


Hospital trust funds


32,086 75


General revenue:


Miscellaneous city


537 70


Water revenue


32,296 00


Tax titles held by city


23,637 85


Smith-Hughes fund (schools)


5,844 35


Cash and securities


5 00


Particular sewer deposits .


31,250 00


Particular sewer receipts (treas.)


28,724 70


Gypsy moth


42 63


South Junior High School


21,756 67


Tercentenary receipts


185 00


$9,221,397 03


Transfers


61,773 33


Total


$9,283,170 36


Expenditures


Paid out on Mayor's warrants, 1928


$8,761,288 90


Cash on hand 460,108 13


Total


$9,283,170 36


107


REPORT OF TREASURER


Cash on hand Dec. 1, 1928


Cash receipts Dec., 1928.


$796,599 56 835,854 17


Cash expenditures Dec., 1928 Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1929


1,172,345 60 460,108 13


HAROLD P. NEWELL,


Treasurer.


TREASURER'S STATEMENT


Rock Island Fund


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$1,000 00


Unexpended income 176 77


Interest receipts


50 63


Balance unexpended income


$227 40


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


1,000 00


$1,227 40


$1,227 40


C. C. Johnson-Turkey Fund


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$2,000 00


Interest receipts, 1928.


101 25


Credited to Welfare Department.


$101 25


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


2,000 00


$2,101 25


$2,101 25


C. C. Johnson-Perpetual Care Fund, Lot No. 945


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$150 00


Interest receipts, 1928. 7 58 .


Expended by Burial Department.


$7 58


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


150 00


$157 58


$157 58


Charles E. French Fund, $3,000


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$1,000 00


Interest receipts, 1928. . 150 63


Credited, Burial Department.


$150 63


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


1,000 00


$1,150 63


$1,150 63


Balance of Fund invested in City of Quincy Bonds, $2,000.


William S. Williams Fund-Perpetual Care Lot No. 848


Cash on hand January 1, 1928.


$400 00


Unexpended income 97 90


Interest receipts, 1928


20 25


Expended by Burial Department.


$11 00


Balance unexpended income.


107 15


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


400 00


$518 15


$518 15


108


CITY OF QUINCY


George Pierce Fund-Perpetual Care Lot No. 252


Cash on hand January 1, 1928. $200 00


Unexpended income 26 62


Interest receipts, 1928.


10 13


Expended by Burial Department


$7 00


Balance unexpended income .


29 75


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


200 00


$236 75


$236 75


Mary Willson Tucker Fund-Perpetual Care Lot No. 679


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$400 00


Unexpended income


76 71


Interest receipts, 1928


20 25


Expended by Burial Department


$7 00


Balance unexpended income


89 96


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


400 00


-


$496 96 $496 96


Alexander Nugent- Perpetual Care Fund


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$125 00


Interest receipts, 1928


6 33


Paid to Trustees St. Mary's Cemetery . .


$6 33


Cash on hand December 31, 1928


125 00


$131 33


$131 33


Hospital Trust Funds


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$15,490 00


Bequest-Stetson estate


32,000 00


Harper estate 86 75


24 shares-Walker, Stetson Co. 7% capital stock pref 2,400 00


Interest receipts, 1928


1,471 48


Unexpended income


$1,471 48


Deposit-Quincy Savings Bank


27,576 75


Cohasset Savings Bank.


10,000 00


Hingham Inst. for Savings


10,000 00


24 shares Walker, Stetson Co. stock.


2,400 00


$51,448 23


$51,448 23


Hospital Trust-D. L. Jewell Fund


Bequest December 28, 1928


$5,000 00


Deposit Quincy Savings Bank


$5,000 00


$5,000 00


$5,000 00


Perpetual Care Fund of Public Burial Places


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$1,492 14


Interest receipts, 1928 5,452 97


Perpetual care lots, 1928.


10,815 00


Sale American Tel. & Tel. Bonds


994 00


Safety deposit box rent.


$9 00


Purchase of bonds :


Minnesota Power and Light Co


980 00


Accrued interest 1 25


REPORT OF TREASURER


109


Bellows Falls Hydro Elec. Corp Accrued interest


4,900 00


22 22


City of Quincy Accrued interest


976 50


New York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R. Accrued interest


29 25


Quincy Savings Bank.


1,038 00


Balance income credited to Burial Dept.


5,387 94


Cash on hand December 31, 1928.


3,521 64


$18,754 11


$18,754 11


Statement of Perpetual Care Fund to Date


Total of Fund January 1, 1928


$108,736 39


Received for perpetual care of lots, 1928


10,815 00


Addition to principal by bond sale: American Tel. & Tel. Co. bonds 147 75


Invested as follows:


Amer. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1922 ($3,000)


$2,959 50


N. E. Power Co. bonds, 1922 ($5,000)


5,000 00


B. & A. R. R. bonds, 1923 ($2,000)


2,000 00


N. E. Power Co. bonds, 1923 ($2,000)


1,950 00


N. E. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1923 ($1,000) N. E. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1923 ($1,000)


980 00


Bangor & Aroos. bonds, 1923


($1,000)


950 00


Chi. & No. West. R. R., 1923 ($1,000)


935 00


Boston Elev. Ry. bonds, 1924 ($1,000) N. E. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1924 ($3,000)


2,966 25


Amer. Tel. & Tel. bonds, 1927


($4,000)


4,190 00


Bell Tel. Co., Pa. bonds, 1927


($5,000)


5,287 50


So. Calif. Edison bonds, 1927 ($7,000)


7,202 00


Com. Edison Co. bonds, 1927 ($5,000) Kings Co. Light. bonds, 1927 ($3,000) Cen. Maine Pow. bonds, 1927 ($10,000) Los Ang. Gas & El. Co., 1927 ($3,000) Boston Elev. Ry. bonds, 1927 ($10,000)


3,161 25


10,200 00


3,195 00


Los Ang. Gas & El. Co., 1927 ($5,000)


5,287 50


Minn. Pow. & Light Co., 1928 ($1,000) N. Y., Chi. & St. L. RR., 1928 ($2,000) Bel. Fls. Hyd. El. Corp., 1928 ($5,000) City of Quincy, 1928 ($1,000)


976 50


Quincy Savings Bank


11,038 00


Braintree Savings Bank


10,000 00


Weymouth Savings Bank.


5,000 00


Hingham Institution for Savings


8,500 00


$116,177 50


Cash on hand December 31, 1928:


Granite Trust Company


3,521 64


$119,699 14


$119,699 14


Par value of securities $115,538.00


9,350 00


980 00


1,885 00


4,900 00


5,275 00


1,030 00


979 00


3 31


1,885 00


110


CITY OF QUINCY


REPORT OF TREASURER OF WOODWARD FUND AND PROPERTY


JANUARY 1, 1929.


HONORABLE THOMAS J. MCGRATH, Mayor:


I herewith submit the annual report of the Treasurer of the Managers of the Woodward Fund and Property for the year end- ing December 31, 1928.


Respectfully yours,


HAROLD P. NEWELL, Treasurer Woodward Fund and Property.


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


Receipts


Cash on hand January 1, 1928


$3,345 77


Notes secured by mortgages .


19,900 00


Interest-Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe


300 00


Boston & Albany R. R


236 25


Boston & Maine R. R


386 00


Pere Marquette R. R


160 00


American Tel. & Tel. Co. (Bonds)


151 28


American Tel. & Tel. Co. (Stock)


234 00


Pennsylvania Railroad


420 00


Union Pacific Railroad.


200 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co


250 00


New England Power Co.


250 00


Minnesota Power & Light Co


90 00


On bank deposit


168 00


Hingham Institution for Savings


187 50


Quincy Savings Bank


500 00


Weymouth Savings Bank


229 17


On certificate of deposit Granite Trust Co. On mortgage loans.


74 00


13,053 68


Sale bonds American Tel. & Tel. Co.


3,976 00


Sale stock rights American Tel. & Tel. Co


298 25


Certificate of deposit Granite Trust Co.


6,000 00


From investment deposit Quincy Savings Bank.


2,000 00


Tuition at Institute


575 00


$52,984 90


Expenditures


Expenses of Institute


$12,172 83


Administration of Fund


1,887 85


Notes secured by mortgages


19,000 00


Certificate of deposit Granite Trust Company


7,000 00


Investment deposit, Quincy Savings Bank.


6,000 00


Purchase bonds-Minnesota Power & Light Co Accrued interest on same. 5 00


3,920 00


$49,985 68


REPORT OF TREASURER WOODWARD FUND AND PROPERTY


111


Cash on hand December 31, 1928 2,999 22


$52,984 90


Expenses of Institute


Pay rolls


$10,276 60


Books, supplies and sundries




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