Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1929, Part 5

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1929
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 462


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Engineer


$4,000 00


Assistants


11,490 03


Clerk


300 00


Extra clerical


121 38


$15,911 41


Other expenses:


Office


$556 21


Assessors' plans


553 04


Telephone


117 03


Equipment


743 13


Auto upkeep


1,023 91


New cars


1,833 00


Miscellaneous items


254 02


5,080 34


20,991 75


PLANNING BOARD


Clerk


$100 00


Supplies


51 00


Printing


57 75


Dues


00


Typing


7


88


Miscellaneous items


26 00


267 63


BOARD OF SURVEY


Clerk


$100 00


Printing


20 80


120 80


SURVEY OF FRANKLIN STREET EXTENSION


Engineering services


$208 00


Supplies


51 66


Blue prints


19 54


279 20


ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATIONS


Salaries and wages:


Registrars


$1,400 00


Election officers


5,722 50


Clerk


375 00


Extra clerical


795 75


$8,293 25


66


CITY OF QUINCY


Other expenses:


Printing and postage


$2,179 06


Rentals


1,184 20


Office expenses


261 88


Meals


1,013 00


Transportation


243 50


Making poll booths


337 00


Setting up booths


114 00


Posting notices


30 00


Cards


27 40


Poll books


36 00


Folders


33 00


Records


36 90


Binding


30 00


Boxes


22 00


Seals


17 70


Temporary lights


11 25


Miscellaneous items


96 05


5,672 94


13,966 19


MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS


Fire department:


Labor and wages:


Central station


$493 93


Ward 2 station


142 56


Ward 4 station


106 84


Ward 5 station


214 92


Ward 6 station


164 58


Houghs Neck station. ...


83 30


$1,206 13


Police station:


Labor and material


474 66


Welfare department:


Labor and material


720 99


Community building:


Labor and material


516 03


Dispensary:


Labor and material


290 39


3,208 20


CARE OF CITY HALL


Salaries and wages:


Janitor


$1,560 00


Assistant janitor


1,820 00


Other expenses:


Repairs


$1,747 44


Lighting


1,734 31


Heating


1,318 98


Furniture


1,904 99


Supplies


544 68


Extra cleaning


190 00


Charwoman


182 00


Window cleaning


180 00


Insurance


72 75


Flags and pole


68 31


Care of lawn


37 85


Post office rent


8 00


7,989 31


11,369 31


$3,380 00


67


AUDITOR'S REPORT


POLICE


Salaries and wages:


Chief


$3,600 00


Captain


2,700 00


Lieutenants


16,767 15


Sergeants


16,496 06


Men


195,130 46


Reserves


10,369 85


Pensions


2,769 42


$247,832 94


General expenses:


Fuel and light


$2,304 30


Signal wires


3,569 50


Office


562 14


Transportation


4,974 40


Traffic


4,765 20


Equipment


1,445 11


Motorcycles


664 95


Telephone


633 44


Meals (prisoners)


334 65


Laundry


87 20


Traveling expenses


166 70


House supplies


503 95


20,011 54


Other expenses:


Matron


$115 50


Lumber


38 86


Dog box


7 00


Plumbing supplies


2 45


Hardware


63 01


Medical supplies


137 00


Cleaning furnace


40 00


Plants


14 00


Straps


9 50


Disinfectant


22 50


Instructions


26 00


General laws


24 00


Repairs to clock


6 00


Floor brushes


14 23


Batteries


45 00


Postage


82 12


Miscellaneous items


134 32


Liquor law


188 75


Telegraph machine


158 75


Dog officer


882 32


269,855 79


FIRE


Salaries and wages:


Chief


$3,600 00


Deputy chiefs (2)


4,964 70


Captains (2)


4,769 82


Permanent men


199,247 31


Pensions


2,970 00


$215,551 83


781 49


68


CITY OF QUINCY


General expenses:


Gasoline and repairs


$6,160 86


New cars-chief and dep- uty ..


2,100 00


Fuel and light


3,176 11


Convention expenses


95 00


Office


157 40


Telephone


833 88


Laundry


649 78


Equipment


1,229 64


Supplies


1,194 57


Other expenses:


Medical services


$347 09


Hardware supplies


140 14


Cheese cloth


53 75


Plumbing repairs


23 75


Advertising


22 01


Trucking


74 50


Plants


199 88


Rubber boots


18 00


Redecorating band stand ..


10 00


Sundry items


115 92


Fire alarm system:


Labor


$2,614 08


Equipment


2,645 94


Power and light


156 72


New boxes


1,789 32


New cable


3,532 61


Replacement of batteries


189 60


New car


1,165 00


12,093 27


244,247 38


INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS


Salaries and wages:


Inspector


$2,500 00


Clerk


1,400 00


Extra clerical


180 00


$4,080 00


Other expenses:


Office


$211 48


Auto


243 93


Telephone


66 08


Printing


104 25


Miscellaneous items


77 45


703 19


4,783 19


INSPECTOR OF WIRES


Salaries and wages:


Inspector


$2,500 00


Clerk


700 00


Assistant inspector


6 00


$3,296 00


15,597 24


1,005 04


69


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Other expenses:


Office


$146 10


Telephone


70 85


Printing


56 75


Auto


404 09


Electrical supplies


23 91


Miscellaneous items


45 37


747 07


4,043 07


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Salaries and wages:


Sealer of weights


$2,500 00


Deputy sealer


1,850 00


Clerk


100 00


$4,450 00


Other expenses:


Upkeep of auto


$339 57


Supplies


234 78


Miscellaneous items


44 65


619 00


5,069 00


GYPSY MOTH


Labor


$4,421 99


Superintendent


2,340 00


Trees


7,673 96


Materials


937 36


Upkeep of truck


652 32


Sprayer


18 90


Teams


830 88


Coupe


689 00


Insurance


640 22


Rope


356 00


Hardware


249 73


Equipment for men


50 55


Ladder


35 95


Printing


45 00


Gas for sprayer


35 73


Telephone


1 40


Compensation


6 00


19,014 99


Salaries and wages:


HEALTH


Commissioner


$2,400 00


Superintendent


1,750 00


Clerk


1,100 00


Extra clerical


700 00


Other expenses:


Office


$732 20


Printing and advertising


483 76


Telephones


307 40


New cars


901 25


Upkeep of autos


2,352 82


Subscription


30 10


Summer school


25 00


Booth at exposition


50 00


Chairs


27 00


Miscellaneous items


248 28


$5,950 00


5,157 81


11,107 81


70


CITY OF QUINCY


Inspectors and nurses:


Welfare physician


$1,600 00


Welfare nurses


3,300 00


Welfare nurses, expenses


1,419 85


Sanitary inspector


2,100 00


Health inspector


2,100 00


Bacteriologist


1,000 00


Plumbing inspector


2,500 00


Plumbing inspector, expenses


92 00


Meat inspector


800 00


Meat inspector, expenses


249 00


Slaughtering inspector


55 00


Animal inspector


300 00


Contagious nurse


1,650 00


17,258 36


Abating nuisances:


Labor


$3,723 35


Supplies


574 96


4,298 31


CONTAGIOUS DISEASES


Physician


$300 00


Board and treatment


134 00


Medical services (clinics)


1,809 51


Medicine


557 18


Hospitals


3,206 51


Cities, towns, etc.


214 02


Constable fees


161 62


Postage


215 36


Supplies


44 98


Miscellaneous items


39 30


6,682 48


T/B CONTAGIOUS


Board and treatment


$23,399 83


Miscellaneous items


60 70


23,460 53


Diphtheria prevention


365 60


Infantile paralysis


450 00


Dispensary:


Physician


$1,600 00


Nurses


3,300 00


Labor


1,600 00


Office


27 07


Supplies


104 98


Fuel and lights


279 81


New car


595 00


Miscellaneous items


13 72


7,520 58


Undernourished children:


Board and care 1,380 00 900 00


Cleaning Teel Pond


92 51


Milk expenses (milk)


71


AUDITOR'S REPORT Commissioners SANITARY DIVISION


Garage and stable expenses:


Garage mechanics


$1,902 32


Care of horses


3,128 54


Shoeing


200 00


Fuel and lights


361 66


Garage upkeep


1,000 00


$6,592 52


Equipment and repairs :


New equipment


$3,006 31


Gas and oil


4,500 00


Transportation


28,500 00


Repairs on equipment.


498 42


36,504 73


Labor:


Salary-foreman


$2,184 00


Labor payrolls


95,000 00


97,184 00


Pensions


702 00


Care of dumps


8,710 97


149,694 22


HIGHWAYS


Labor


$159,494 55


Pensions


5,710 34


165,204 89


HIGHWAY AUTOS


Labor


$5,359 34


Gas


2,447 09


Oil


617 43


Supplies


91 07


Tire and tubes


1,394 68


Parts, etc.


564 01


HIGHWAYS STABLE


Labor


$6,544 00


Repairs


1,080 53


Care of horses


2,012 28


Heating


887 80


Lighting


188 41


Supplies


65 50


Telephone


148 24


HIGHWAYS SIDEWALKS


Labor


$2,278 21


Material


2,069 87


Granolithic repairs


2,486 78


Edgestone


6,335 19


Amiesite walks


9,096 59


Asphalt


3,116 40


Tar


646 13


Engineering


193 00


Photography


9 50


Poles


$ 42


Telephone


2 45


10,473 62


10,926 76


26,240 54


72


CITY OF QUINCY


BROOKS


Labor


$3,980 34


Material


33 07


Equipment


46 00


Inspector


1,440 00


Engineering


19 50


5,518 91


BRIDGES


Fore River bridge repairs


$6,310 51


Fore River bridge assessment


4,290 00


Beale Street bridge


1,123 83


Warren Avenue bridge


14 84


11,739 18


HIGHWAYS EQUIPMENT


Coupes


$1,914 88


Truck


1,310 75


Roller


4,945 45


Plow blade


275 00


Centrifugal pump


238 14


Adding machine


103 50


Machine broom


50 00


Advertising


3 25


8,840 97


STREET SIGNS


Labor


$5,254 02


Material


567 18


Signs


1,333 80


7,155 00


HIGHWAYS ALL OTHERS


Teams


$13,024 66


Snow


14,516 40


Tools


2,397 05


Telephone


36 71


Lanterns


1,155 27


Fences


330 20


Fuel


653 72


Drains


1,095 86


Clerical


739 14


Poles


130 43


Equipment


3,092 83


Materials and repairs-highways.


46,588 29


Transfers


636 05


Credit for use of equipment.


15,438 37


68,958 24


REBUILDING


Labor


$32,526 60


Material


73,739 19


Equipment


9,915 15


Engineering


686 13


116,867 07


$84,396 61


AUDITOR'S REPORT STREET LIGHTING


Electric street lights


$75,549 09


Gas street lights


1,141 68


White way


11,698 22


Traffic


4,796 64


Beacon


922 50


Police


205 20


Subway


42 64


Saville Street bridge


118 20


Street signs


40 82


Poles


192 12


Portalite


30 00


94,737 11


PERMANENT SIDEWALKS


Contracts


$40,492 21


Grading


6,011 68


Engineering


1,346 75


Inspector


372 00


Registry deeds


247 13


Printing, etc.


9 75


Saville Street walk


280 08


Extra work


17 36


48,776 96


CRESCENT, CROSS AND COPELAND ST. WIDENING Engineering


20 00


COPELAND STREET AND FURNACE AVENUE


Land taking


100 00


POLICE AUTO SIGNALS


Supplies


1,553 60


STREET OILING


Labor


$2,691 11


Sanding:


Sand


$2,993 00


Equipment


2,950 80


5,943 80


Materials


11,841 31


Supplies


129 14


20,605 36


SPECIAL STREET CONSTRUCTION


Labor


$2,207 93


Land taking


444 50


Setting poles


166 59


Posts


51 07


Fencing


81 75


Engineering


25 00


Recording


1 04


Miscellaneous items


1 64


73


2,979 52


74


CITY OF QUINCY WELFARE DEPARTMENT


Salaries and wages:


Overseer


$2,400 00


Physician


1,000 00


Clerk


1,700 00


Other expenses:


Office


$391 73


Auto


374 57


766 30


5,866 30


ALMSHOUSE


Salaries and wages:


Warden


$750 00


Matron


650 00


Cook


600 00


Maids


501 26


Labor


520 00


$3,021 26


Other expenses:


Clothing


$367 86


Coal


1,127 10


Electricity


233 35


Express


4 13


Furniture


384 25


Gas


232 14


Grain


519 65


Groceries and provisions


2,995 86


Hardware


466 69


Ice


191 25


Insurance


580 70


Medicine


186 64


Newspapers


24 00


Repairing tools and


equipment


93 50


Miscellaneous items


569 19


7,976 31


10,997 57


MOTHERS' AID


Cash


$15,253 00


Coal


366 25


Groceries and provisions


1,173 41


Labor (wood delivery)


520 00


Medical attendance


63 00


Nurses' care


5 25


Medicine


61 19


Moving


12 00


Other cities and towns


1,739 67


Shoes


265 85


Wood


37 50


Miscellaneous items


97 00


19,594 12


OUTSIDE AID


Board and care


$8,863 87


Burials


635 00


Cash


19,481 00


$5,100 00


75


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Clothing


320 49


Coal


1,389 30


Groceries and provisions


11,240 92


Hospital


3,991 72


Labor (wood delivery)


520 00


Medical attendance


312 65


Medicine


232 33


Moving


15 00


Other cities and towns


8,477 64


Rent


205 10


Shoes


288 35


Taxi service


2 00


Transportation (Tewksbury)


20 00


Wood


37 50


Miscellaneous items


496 60


Hospital bills


56,529 47 1,942 11


SEWER MAINTENANCE


Salaries and wages:


General foreman


$3,350 00


Clerk


1,650 00


Other expenses:


Office


$428 12


Telephone


122 66


Labor


7,321 16


Equipment


682 83


Auto


521 34


Truck


651 60


9,727 71


14,727 71


PARTICULAR SEWERS


Labor


$22,207 82


Repairs and supplies


4,217 00


Miscellaneous items


43 00


26,467 82


SEWER CONSTRUCTION (see Non-Revenue)


Labor (in part)


33,997 98


SURFACE DRAINS (see Non-Revenue)


Labor (in part)


36,329 93


HOSPITAL


Salaries and wages:


Administration officers and clerks


$9,123 65


Telephone operators ..... Superintendent of nurses,


1,775 57


instructors and charge


nurses


26,356 23


$5,000 00


76


CITY OF QUINCY


Nurses


4,393 95


Orderlies


2,222. 00


X-ray operators


9,274 96


Ambulance


2,020 32


Housekeeping and kitchen


31,750 81


Laundry


5,501 75


Maintenance, property


and power plant.


8,550 48


Care of grounds


1,313 00


Physiotherapy


2,458 89


$104,741 61


Other expenses:


General administration ...


$4,314 90


Medical and surgical.


24,342 07


X-ray


3,360 33


Ambulance


529 82


Nurses' equipment


1,493 71


Housekeeping and kitchen


11,160 10


Laundry


1,722 70


Groceries


15,864 19


Butter and eggs


7,327 33


Milk and cream


11,556 71


Fruits and vegetables.


6,229 95


Meats, poultry and fish


20,186 59


Coal and wood


8,092 75


Electricity and gas


6,439 85


Rent


1,100 00


Transportation and ex-


369 52


press


Repairs to building and plant


5,040 48


Insurance


359 36


Petty expenses


425 00


Commission


323 90


130,239 26


234,980 87


PATHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT


Salaries


$1,737 12


Equipment and supplies


2,601 41


4,338 53


MATERNITY BUILDING REPAIRS


Labor


$99 94


Roofing


642 00


Painting


165 00


Materials


24 22


Printing


2 25


933 41


HOSPITAL BUILDING (see Non-Revenue)


Architect


$8,456 45


Inspector (part)


70 34


Grading


135 00


Equipment


245 00


Labor


20 00


77


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Filling


16 00


Printing


4 50


All others


10 00


8,957 29


STATE AID


Sundry persons


934 00


MILITARY AID


Sundry persons


480 00


SOLDIERS' BURIALS


192 08


Sundry persons


SOLDIERS' RELIEF


Sundry persons


17,816 50


SCHOOL-ADMINISTRATION


Salaries and wages:


Superintendent


$6,500 00


Assistant superintendent.


4,200 00


Clerks


5,504 00


Truant officer


2,100 00


Nurses (4)


6,030 00


Physician


2,499 96


Dentist


2,500 00


Dental hygienist


1,300 00


Clerk at dental clinic.


1,056 00


Extra clerical


127 48


Workers on census


908 43


$32,725 87


Less amount paid to the Administration Account


by other accounts 1,883 71


$30,842 16


Other expenses:


Office supplies, printing and postage


$2,103 31


Telephone


1,815 99


Traveling expenses


1,018 50


Clerical services at School Committee


147 00


Auto


496 55


Fuel and light


778 11


City report


62 50


Mental testing


68 25


Insurance


49 00


6,539 21


37,381 37


Convention Expenses Superintendent's expenses (outside city) 100 28


78


CITY OF QUINCY School-Instruction


Salaries and wages:


Elementary


$370,629 39


High school


143,895 97


Central Junior High


67,547 40


North Junior High


69,757 12


South Junior High


64,532 77


Quincy Point Junior High


48,909 94


Supervisors


19,452 50


784,725 09


Textbooks


Textbooks


22,299 84


Stationery and Supplies


Stationery and supplies


30,842 33


Operation


Janitors


$63,846 78


Less amount paid to the


Operation Account by


other accounts


350 50


$63,496 28


Pensions


$500 00


Fuel and lights


35,835 53


Supplies


3,414 96


$39,750 49


Less amount paid to the


Operation Account by


other account


421 04


39,329 45


102,825 73


School-Maintenance


Labor


$3,542 36


Supplies and repairs 44,085 27


47,627 63


School-Miscellaneous


Transportation


$9,428 76


Diplomas


448 18


Printing


184 75


Supervision of lunch room


376 50


Medical services


380 00


Badges


37 59


Athletic equipment


1,059 20


Miscellaneous items


896 76


$12,811 74


Less transfer made from other accounts


17 90


12,793 84


79


AUDITOR'S REPORT Evening Schools


Salaries and wages:


Teachers


$2,590 50


Janitors


111 00


Supervision of basketball games.


135 00


$2,836 50


Other expenses:


Supplies 436 73


3,273 23


Summer School


Instruction


$2,010 00


Janitors


225 00


$2,235 00


Other expenses:


Supplies


21 09


2,256 09


Industrial School


Director


$3,000 00


Teachers


31,479 45


Clerks


791 50


Janitor and laborers.


642 04


$35,912 99


Less Smith-Hughes income


3,357 45


$32,555 54


Other expenses:


Telephone


$71 67


Fuel and light.


1,346 17


Equipment and supplies .. 15,772 65


$17,190 49


Less amount paid to the Industrial School by


other accounts .... 242 48


16,948 01


49,503 55


Industrial Evening School


Salaries and wages:


Principal


$140 00


Teachers


682 50


Janitor


1 00


Tool boys


49 50


Administration


....


37 63


$993 63


Less Smith-Hughes income


174 41


$819 22


80


CITY OF QUINCY


Other expenses:


Supplies


$136 40


Printing and advertising


31 90


Industrial School account


242 48


Lighting


71 84


482 62


1,301 84


Home-Making School


Salaries and wages:


Director


$2,340 00


Teachers


7,794 80


Laborer


25 50


Administration


331 27


$10,491 57


Less Smith-Hughes income


1,072 24


$9,419 33


Other expenses:


Telephone


$61 02


Fuel and light


952 08


Services


274 66


Supplies


2,424 13


$3,711 89


Less amount paid to the


Home Making School ac-


count by other accounts .. 10 69


3,701 20


13,120 53


Continuation School


Salaries and wages:


Director


$2,540 00


Teachers


544 00


Administration


70 66


$3,154 66


Less Smith-Hughes income


421 66


2,733 00


Other expenses:


Fuel and light.


$105 50


Printing


17 50


Supplies


138 22


Miscellaneous items


44 49


305 71


3,038 71


Americanization School


+


Salaries and wages:


Supervision


$2,200 00


Instruction


2,052 75


Administration


72 98


$4,325 73


81


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Other expenses:


Miscellaneous account


$8 95


Supplies


754 02


762 97


5,088 70


Evening Home-Making School


Salaries and wages:


Supervision


$1,200 00


Teachers


5,070 00


Janitor


945 00


Clerk


14 00


Administration


60 78


$7,289 78


Less Smith-Hughes income


818 59


$6,471 19


Other expenses:


Home Making School ac- count


$10 69


Miscellaneous account .. 8 95


Operation account


771 54


Rent of armory.


20 00


Services


15 00


Supplies


480 62


1,306 80


7,777 99


Smith-Hughes Appropriation


Teachers' salaries


5,844 35


Industrial Schools Out of City


Tuition


1,268 64


PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 1928


Merrymount and Adams Shore Schools (see Non-Revenue)


Contractor (in part)


$10,428 69


Architect


5,326 71


Grading


17,203 81


Equipment


15,959 95


Labor


433 58


Temporary heating


1,120 94


Engineering


25 00


Water department


83 50


Plumbing


50 40


Painting


60 00


Materials


22 12


Land takings


5,398 54


Sundry items


61 04


56,174 28


82


CITY OF QUINCY PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 1929


Montclair and Atherton Hough Schools (see Non-Revenue)


Architects


$16,292 49


Electric light


186 53


Equipment


108 76


Temporary heating


150 85


Water department


167 10


Motor power


30 00


Expenses


39 83


Advertising


3 75


Glass


4 70


Hardware


4 10


Grading


3,000 00


19,988 11


PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 1927 Daniel Webster School


Equipment


346 40


LIBRARY


Salaries and Wages:


Librarian


$4,250 00


Assistants


21,282 84


Janitor


1,765 00


$27,297 84


Other Expenses:


Books


$14,051 98


Fuel and light.


2,721 77


Rents


4,290 35


Insurance and taxes.


602 50


Lakin Branch - Merry-


mount Branch


2,187 26


Periodicals


849 14


Binding


ยท2,357 25


Printing


331 18


Care of rooms


2,482 12


Supplies


1,466 17


Towels


48 00


Repairs


20 78


Lawn mower


repairs.


64 07


Telephone


71 16


Hardware


81 86


Signs


75 00


Shellac


59 00


Telescopes


132 00


Brushes


14 17


Fertilizer


24 00


Cleaner


20 25


Window boxes


40 00


Bulletins


40 00


Book truck


19 75


Sundry items


988 81


33,038 57


$60,336 41


83


AUDITOR'S REPORT PURCHASE OF PLAYGROUND LAND-ATLANTIC


Land taking .... $9,434 28


JULY 4 CELEBRATION


Ward 1:


Ice cream


$300 30


$300 30


Ward 2:


Ice cream


$225 00


Cookies


96 67


Ward 3:


Candy


$154 25


Ice cream


144 25


Ward 4:


Prizes


$100 00


Candy


21 00


Ice cream


125 00


Cookies


49 67


Ward 5:


Use of store


$7 50


Ice cream


233 90


Tickets


5 00


246 40


Ward 6:


Lunches


$103 90


Cookies


76 10


Ice cream


128 85


Candy


28 90


Miscellaneous items


30 78


368 53


$1,831 07


WARD 6-JULY 4


Buses


$266 05


Ice cream


4 95


Band


479 00


Fireworks


750 00


$1,500 00


NEW BUILDING-PARKS


Labor


$125 00


Materials


298 00


$423 00


BASE BALL FIELDS


Carpentry work on back stops.


$913 50


Lumber


144 93


Sand


621 00


Rebuilding baseball diamond.


40 00


Equipment


108 73


1,828 16


WARD 3 BALL FIELD Removal and erection of bleachers, etc. 485 00


321 67


298 50


295 67


84


CITY OF QUINCY CONNORS ANNUITY


300 00


Annuity


HOLLIS ANNUITY


Annuity


1,000 00


PRINTING ORDINANCES


269 00


PRINTING CITY REPORTS


1,500 00


PRINTING MONTHLY REPORT


Contract


603 00


WORKMENS' COMPENSATION


Highways


$4,010 19


Water


2,238 00


Sanitary


841 00


Sewer


3,982 00


Clerk


125 00


$11,196 19


G. A. R. POST


Janitor


$359 00


Coal


294 64


Lighting


61 60


715 24


AMERICAN LEGION RENT


Rent


GEORGE F. BRYAN POST


Rent


$600 00


Lights


57 57


657 57


CYRIL MORNSETTE POST


Rent


$346 50


Services of armorer


23 00


Use of chairs


20 00


Use of piano


10 00


399 50


WOLLASTON POST AMERICAN LEGION


Rent


94 00


JOHN A. BOYD CAMP RENT


Rent


184 00


CITY COUNCIL REFUNDS


Sewer assessments


$30 97


Sidewalk


3 47


Street betterments


55 70


Gypsy moth


8 80


$98 94


1,138 98


Printing


Contract


AUDITOR'S REPORT ASSESSORS' REFUNDS


85


Refunds on taxes


2,336 23


2,435 17


MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAX REFUND Refunds on motor vehicles 1,045 65


MEMORIAL DAY


. G. A. R. Post


$475 05


George F. Bryan Post


156 59


John A. Boyd Post


214 71


American Legion


174 70


Cyril Mornsette Post


158 60


1,179 65


ARMISTICE DAY


George .F. Bryan Post


Tonic


$5 60


Food


31 06


Ice cream


12 80


Music, etc.


51 00


Flags


3 60


Miscellaneous items


7 50


$111 56


American Legion Post


Flags


$4 80


Flowers


15 00


Food


49 77


Ice cream


6 60


Tax


7 00


Miscellaneous items


20 94


104 11


215 67


CLAIMS AND AWARDS


Personal damages


$2,038 00


Property damages.


77 00


Recording


85 96


2,200 96


REFUND FAXON ASSESSMENT


Sundry persons


9,384 32


REFUND EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO.


Sundry persons


34,792 57


CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


Lights, trees, etc


1,000 00


LAND TAKINGS


Street widening


$35 00


Recording


63 32


98 32


86


CITY OF QUINCY RIFLE RANGE


Transportation and target practice. 387 00


HARBOR MASTER


Salaries and wages:


Salary ..


$400 00


Other expenses:


Sundry items


25 00


425 00


DEPARTMENTAL USE OF WATER


City Hall


$140 25


Police station


99 94


Thomas Crane Library


12 14


Library, West Quincy


3 64


Library, Beale street


5 53


City stables


112 19


Quincy Home


87 72


Water works shop


7 98


Fire hydrants


21,164 00


Fire department-hose houses


287 08


School department


4,320 72


Hospital


2,608 30


Board of Health


59 26


Street construction


375 00


Gypsy moth


100 00


Sewer department-flushing trenches.


100 00


Bath houses


35 00


Parks and playgrounds


300 00


Mt. Wollaston cemetery


190 00


30 008 75


TOBOGGAN CHUTE


Chute


1,328 00


KELLIHER CLAIM


Sundry persons


850 00


SPECIAL LAND TAKING MONTCLAIR


Sundry persons


400 00


DREDGING CHANNEL WOLLASTON BAY


Dredging


4,000 00


DREDGING TOWN RIVER


Dredging


14,750 00


SOUTH JUNIOR HIGH DEFICIT BILLS


386 00


Sundry persons


PLANS MONTCLAIR AND ATHERTON HOUGH SCHOOLS


Plans


3,000 00


87


AUDITOR'S REPORT NEW ENGLAND TRACK AND FIELD MEET


Prizes and badges


$397 20


Entry blanks


20 00


Lumber


9 27


Telephone


21 27


Miscellaneous items


20 00


467 74


MEMORIAL DAY


Band


200 00


PARKS


Labor


$6,595 04


Repairs and supplies


2,235 68


Flowers and shrubs


522 47


Trucking


41 25


Cleaning Burns monument


20 00


Signs


10 00


Clerical work


12 50


Sundry items


54 31


9,491 25


PLAYGROUNDS


Supervisor


$262 50


Assistants


3,692 00


Labor


6,419 81


Supplies


4,071 02


Damage to greenhouse


200 00


Cards


25 00


Lights


163 88


Flag poles


365 00


Painting flag poles


95 00


Services of dancing teacher


350 00


Water


64 40


Lettering


20 0


Storage


80 0


Special cars


64 00


Bulletins


50 00


Grading


65 40


Band


100 00


Shrubs


143 75


Sundry items


158 80


16,390 56


BATH HOUSE


Superintendent


$275 00


Attendant


165 00


Repairs and supplies


536 83


Sundry items


7 28


984 11


Secretary to Board of Park Commissioners.


500 00


Band concerts


500 00


88


CITY OF QUINCY WATER DEPARTMENT


Salaries and wages:


First clerk


$1,750 00


Second clerk


1,450 00


Third clerk


1,300 00


Fourth clerk


760 00


Extra clerical


159 34


Superintendent


3,350 00


Inspector


2,200 00


Assistant inspector


1,800 00


Meter readers


7,470 00


Pensions


2,637 40


$22,876 74


Other expenses:


Labor


$16,253 49


Printing and advertising


830 10


Postage


657 86


Office


345 60


Telephone


243 22


Fuel and lights


535 90


Maintenance-repairs


7,820 28


Equipment


2,531 49


Taxes


913 68


Transportation


376 00


Insurance


108 60


Copper boiler


83 20


Subscription


30 00


Rent of side track


35 00


Medical services


11 00


Auto registration


24 00


Sundry items


212 00


31,011 42


53,888 16


METERS


Labor


$1,586 10


Equipment and supplies


5,383 57


6,969 67


WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS


Labor


$26,162 67


Equipment and supplies


16,218 87


42,381 54


CEMETERY


Salaries and wages:


Commissioner


$2,400 00


Superintendent


2,200 00


Clerk


700 00


Extra clerical


82 60


Labor


20,989 00


$26,371 60


89


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Other expenses:


Truck upkeep


$478 12


Supplies


1,401 35


Telephone


74 84


Office


92 45


Medical services


6 50


Sundry itms


24 10


2,077 36


28,448 96 500 00


Hancock cemetery


Cemetery grading :


Labor


$2,301 25


Shrubs


50 00


Loam


148 00


2,499 25


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


City debt


$410,000 00


Monatiquot bridge


10,000 00


City Hospital


13,000 00


Norfolk County Hospital


5,000 00


Sewer department


99,500 00


High School


54,000 00


South Junior High School


30,000 00


Government School


16,000 00


Southern Artery


32,000 00


Water


100,000 00


Temporary loans


769,500 00 3,100,000 00


INTEREST


Temporary loans


$106,862 09


City debt


$113,308 17


Sewer debt


22,462 50


Water debt


31,010 00


Norfolk County Hospital


225 00


City Hospital


4,590 00


High School


26,080 00


South Junior High School ..


15,600 00


Government School


5,000 00


Monatiquot Bridge


850 00


Southern Artery


8,037 50


227,163 17


334,025 26


PREMIUM ON BONDS


Old Colony Trust Co. (certification)


2,620 00


PERPETUAL CARE INCOME


Box rent


9 00


WILLIAMS FUND INCOME


Care of lot


8 00


GEORGE PIERCE INCOME


Care of lot


2 00


90


CITY OF QUINCY NUGENT INCOME


Care of lot 6 33


WILSON TUCKER FUND INCOME


Care of lot


3 00


SPECIAL TAX REFUND


Sundry persons


40 69


WATER DEPOSITS


Sundry persons


11,945 00


SCAVENGER DEPOSITS


Sundry persons


2,324 00


PARTICULAR SEWER DEPOSITS


22,500 00


STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS


State tax


$149,430 00


Charles River Basin


12,926 73


Metropolitan parks


$43,806 85


28,573 09


72,379 94


Metropolitan Planning Division


921 39


Nantasket


2,806 16


Wellington Bridge


140 97


Metropolitan sewer


80,880 52


Metropolitan water


146,965 01


Auditing municipal accounts


64 88


Fire prevention


1,011 50


State highways


2,565 25


Veterans' exemption


184 41


Southern traffic artery


815 75


Abatement of smoke nuisance


392 60


Snow removal


150 57


Northern traffic route


8,564 00


Cottage Farm Bridge


44,958 00


Grade crossing Saville street


7,533 60


Water to Braintree


30 00


Neponset Bridge


11,135 47


Southern traffic


2,310 22


Sewer So.


718 67


Trust Co. tax, 1928


95


Corporation tax, 1921


66 17


National Bank tax, 1927


05


National Bank tax, 1926


1 27


National Bank tax, 1928


02


National Bank tax, 1928


2 76


Trust Company tax, 1928


28


Corporation tax public service, 1928.


4,509 79


551,467 93 147,590 03


Norfolk County tax


NORFOLK COUNTY HOSPITAL


County Hospital


34,465 99


Total


$8,547,833 78


Sundry persons




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