Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1931, Part 14

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1931
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Number of Pages: 508


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Brooks


Net Expenditures


$5,315 99


Labor


$3,920 44


Inspector


1,265 00


Equipment


78 00


Transportation


50 00


Material


2 55


Bridges


Net Expenditures


Fore River Bridge


$698 48


Assessments


2,310 00


Presidents Bridge


2 18


Warren Avenue


13 47


Dimmock Street


11 22


$5,315 99


$3,035 35


.


$3,035 35


$7,883 94


$156,097 00


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


Equipment


Net Expenditures


Snow equipment


$224 20


Carts


90 00


Compressor


2,915 00


Truck


2,600 75


Screen


20 00


Blasting battery


15 00


Scraper


200 00


$6,064 95


Departmental credit


2,547 50


$3,517 45


.Stable


Net Expenditures


$9,708 44


Labor


$5,613 58


Heating


584 41


Lighting


408 46


Care horses


4,936 09


Repairs


761 62


Telephone


155 22


Supplies


111 26


$12,570 64


Credits, care sanitary horses


2,862 20


$9,708 44


Signs


Net Expenditures


$7,111 52


Labor


$4,789 89


Material


905 29


Traffic


764 25


Street


582 20


Veteran


45 54


Gasoline


21 35


Printing


3 00


$7,111 52


Sidewalks


Net Expenditures


$51,904 85


Labor


$6,771 57


Material


1,234 49


Equipment


477 25


Curbing


3,480 96


Granolithic repairs


4,232 87


Amiesite walks


35,406 21


Engineering


301 50


Sidewalks as follows:


Avon Way


$654 80


Atherton Street


1,080 55


Adams Street


2,614 26


Brooks Avenue


303 05


Beale Street


473 20


Beach Street


145 50


Butler Road


457 20


Bedford Street


123 55


Caledonia Avenue


269 16


233


$3,517 45


$51,904 85


234


CITY OF QUINCY


Common Street


1,269 65


Brunswick Street


239 42


Dale Avenue


995 28


Clarendon Street


608 83


Elm Street


1,253 25


Euclid Avenue


852 31


Elmwood Avenue


278 95


Fayette Street


378 46


Farrington Street


732 05


Fowler Street


161 40


Franklin Avenue


1,386 35


Franklin Street


223 65


Glenwood Street


477 35


Granite Street


1,167 80


Hayden Street


1,334 59


Hancock Street


325 48


Holmes Street


1,267 94


High Street


487 39


Independence Avenue


1,446 36


Cross Street


161 50


Liberty Street


197 40


Lowe Street


909 75


Madison Street


881 18


Marsh Street


58 45


Miller Street


609 66


Munroe Road


616 33


Nelson Street


460 80


Newport Avenue


1,543 35


Palmer Street


63 35


Presidents Lane


7 35


River Street


209 90


Roselin Avenue


463 85


Rogers Street


896 13


Sea Street


138 25


School Street


802 30


Sharon Road


1,689 55


South Central Street


752 75


South Street


161 50


Union Street


1,662 20


Water Street


551 45


Whitwell Street


815 60


Hancock Street at Square


385 83


Foreman


360 00


35,406 21


Highways-All Others


Net expenditures


$61,724 20


Street repairs


$24,777 53


Snow


14,014 64


Street cleaning


11,723 78


Drainage


2,474 43


Patching


7,691 38


Equipment


6,367 94


Tools


3,399 27


Lanterns


515 25


Telephone


155 59


Fuel


556 59


Fences


323 52


Transportation


55 00


235


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


Public landing


$88 22


Sea walls


75 00


Pound


155 51


Extra clerical


575 54


Deeds


20 60


Wollaston subway


237 70


Parks and trees


3,206 40


Powder house magazine


18 65


Work and equipment used at Merry- mount Park


417 70


Stone bounds


165 75


Clearing beaches and fire hazards.


518 50


Relocating poles


51 76


Decorations


205 50


Clock


16 00


$77,807 75


Departmental credits


16,083 55


$61,724 20


Street Oiling


Expended


$15,339 56


Sanding


7,108 27


Tar Products


5,959 51


Asphalts


192 03


Emulsions


186 00


Equipment


1,618 75


Stone


247 63


Fuel


4 79


Gasoline


22 58


$15,339 56


Street Lighting


Expenditures


$121,194 88


Street lights


$114,558 34


Police signals


258 46


Beacon lights


580 51


Traffic lights


5,353 02


Sign lights


30 11


Saville Street overhead


108 83


Wollaston Subway


51 85


Warren Foot Bridge


11 04


Playgrounds


177 00


Caution lights


08


Flash lights


26 64


$121,194 88


Street Lights Dec. 31, 1931 (Overhead)


Cost per year


1000 C.P.


105


$99 00


1000 C.P.


7


108 00


600 C.P.


713


61 50


400 C.P.


40


49 98


250 C.P.


292


40 02


40 C.P.


1863


15 00


100 Watt


2


30 12


Lamps


236


CITY OF QUINCY


(Underground)


Lamps


Cost per year


1000 on Twin Standards


116


$99 00


1000 on Single Standards


24


123 00


600 on Single Standards


27


91 50


600 on Single Standards


(Special)


2


67 50


400 on Single Standards


8


73 98


250 on Single Standards


12


63 96


(Miscellaneous)


Beacon light, 100 Watt


18


30 12


Spot light, 300 Watt


4


54 00


Flood light, 600 C.P.


2


67 50


Flood light, 1000 C.P.


2


99


Cross road signals, 40 C.P.


1


15 00


Caution lights, 40 Watt


3


13 14


Caution lights (flashing), 25 Watt


8


8 52


Traffic units, 60 Watt


136


40 02


Base lights, traffic, 50 Watt


10


16 20


Fire and police signals


28


18 00


Total


3423


Gas lights


18


Total


3441


Public Buildings-Maintenance


Expended


$4,016 12


Central fire station


$1,066 46


Houghs Neck station


72 90


Quincy Point station


20 99


West Quincy station


225 98


Wollaston station


184 86


Atlantic station


414 12


Police station


1,466 45


Infirmary


230 90


Community building


333 36


$4,016 12


City Hall-Maintenance


Expenditures


$11,182 18


Janitors


$3,380 00


Assistant janitor


78 50


Charwoman


178 50


Window cleaning


180 00


Grounds


835 60


Lighting


1,809 95


Heating


1,111 51


Repairs


1,813 86


Supplies


431 03


Furniture


1,280 04


Post office rental


10 00


Flags


26 14


Decorations


22 80


Insurance


24 25


$11,182 18


237


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


1930 Streets


$145,998 11


Labor


$43,494 50


Material


25,371 46


Contractor


18,634 14


Equipment


17,432 39


Masonry


15,368 23


Drains


12,088 04


Damages


4,806 59


Sidewalks


3,057 82


Water


1,666 19


Engineering


1,818 00


Extension


758 73


Registry


362 95


Removing Turnstile


321 06


Traffic


202 95


Curbing


198 33


Photograph


161 45


Removing building


100 00


Poles re-located


96 10


Sewer


35 77


Legal


20 00


Advertising


2 63


Massachusetts registry


78


$145,998 11


Streets


ABERDEEN STREET


Expenditures


$941 34


Damages


$935 92


Registry


5 42


$941 34


ALBANY STREET


Expenditures


$3 19


Registry


$3 19


$3 19


ALBATROSS ROAD


Expenditures


$853 73


Material


$614 28


Masonry


219 45


Engineering


20 00


$853 73


BECKET STREET


Expenditures


$6,408 55


Labor


$2,879 92


Equipment


899 50


Material


1,442 85


Drains


213 .79


Engineering


90 00


Registry


14 53


Masonry


571 19


Water


1 00


Sewer


35 77


$6,408 55


Total Expenditures


238


CITY OF QUINCY


BROOK ROAD


Expenditures


Labor


$6,284 64


Equipment


4,794 97


Material


772 47


Engineering


35 00


Registry


15 27


$11,902 35


BEALE STREET WIDENING


Expenditures


$48,070 17


Contractor


$18,634 14


Labor


9,064 63


Equipment


2,821 75


Material


7,907 40


Drainage


2,837 10


Sidewalk


3,057 82


Extension


758 73


Water service


669 76


Engineering


850 00


Masonry


539 62


Removing turnstile


321 06


Photograph


161 45


Police patrol


202 95


Curbing


198 33


Registry


42 80


Advertising


2 63


$48,070 17


BRAINTREE AVENUE


Expenditures


$450 01


Labor


$170 00


Equipment


74 50


Material


92 40


Masonry


113 11


$450 01


CARLSON STREET


Expenditures


$4,715 57


Labor


$1,597 53


Equipment


464 50


Material


224 73


Damages


71 75


Drains


2,293 19


Registry


13 87


Engineering


50 00


$4,715 57


CHARLESMONT AVENUE


Expenditures


$96 00


Labor


$75 00


Equipment


18 00


Registry


3 00


$11,902 35


$96 00


239


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


CONRAD STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$828 43


Equipment


504 75


Material


173 29


Drains


184 10


Registry


14 23


Engineering


40 00


$1,744 80


DITMAR STREET


Expenditures


$732 69


Masonry


$333 79


Damages


300 96


Registry


1 84


Relocating poles


96 10


$732 69


DIXWELL AVENUE


Expenditures


$15 12


Registry


$15 12


$15 12


EDINBORO ROAD


Expenditures


$15 04


Drains


$11 70


Registry


3 34


$15 04


ELLIOT AVENUE


Expenditures


$5,099 31


Labor


$512 00


Equipment


222 00


Material


63 40


Masonry


4,190 89


Drains


104 99


Registry


6 03


$5,099 31


ELMWOOD AVENUE


Expenditures


$2,594 15


Labor


$1,331 40


Equipment


508 56


Material


638 66


Engineering


100 00


Registry


15 53


$2,594 15


EMERALD STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$26 00


Material


102 22


Registry


11 28


$1,744 80


$139 50


$139 50


240


CITY OF QUINCY


GRIDLEY STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$230 40


Equipment


83 25


Material


85 45


Water


378 93


$778 03


HARVARD STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$1,388 26


Equipment


423 50


Material


1,841 32


Engineering


75 00


Masonry


510 81


$4,238 89


HIGHLAND AVENUE


Expenditures


$4,106 31


Labor


$1,139 80


Equipment


317 51


Material


1,414 48


Engineering


70 00


Drains


1,063 80


Masonry


84 70


Registry


16 02


$4,106 31


HILLSIDE AVENUE


Expenditures


$3,725 08


Labor


$177 14


Equipment


82 75


Material


169 71


Masonry


3,195 48


Garage


100 00


$3,725 08


HOBART STREET


Expenditures


$2,716 81


Labor


$962 93


Equipment


312 75


Material


1,385 99


Engineering


40 00


Registry


15 14


$2,716 81


HUCKINS AVENUE


Expenditures


$432 00


Damages


$432 00


JANET ROAD


Expenditures


$3 09


Registry


$3 09


KIMBALL STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$1,485 16


Equipment


230 00


Material


302 52


Engineering


50 00


Registry


18 98


$778 03


$4,238 89


$2,086 66


$2,086 66


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


241


MARY STREET


Expenditures


$31 39


Registry


$2 19


Masonry


29 20


$31 39


MCDONALD STREET


Expenditures


$2,690 89


Labor


$1,215 74


Equipment


446 56


Material


947 41


Engineering


65 00


Registry


16 18


$2,690 89


MERRILL PLACE


Expenditures


$288 87


Labor


$150 00


Equipment


45 00


Material


93 87


$288 87


MOFFAT ROAD


Expenditures


$2 84


Registry


$2 84


NASH AVENUE


Expenditures


$3,895 25


Labor


$1,716 27


Equipment


595 50


Material


111 46


Masonry


1,090 80


Engineering


85 00


Registry


13 27


Damages


14 85


Water


268 10


$3,895 25


OLD COLONY AVENUE


Expenditures


$1,303 46


Labor


$385 44


Equipment


263 81


Material


388 22


Drains


225 65


Engineering


38 00


Registry


2 34


$1,303 46


ORCHARD STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$1,233 71


Equipment


643 50


Material


1,470 55


Drains


1,595 94


Engineering


50 00


Registry


15 74


$5,009 44


$5,009 44


242


CITY OF QUINCY


OVERLOOK ROAD


Expenditures


Damages


$140 60


Registry


3 34


$143 94


PINE STREET


Expenditures


$2,958 37


Material


$83 25


Damages


28 80


Registry


3 01


Masonry


2,843 31


$2,958 37


PALMER STREET


Expenditures


$779 29


Material


$180 08


Drains


123 11


Damages


298 48


Masonry


168 24


Registry


9 38


$779 29


PEMBROKE STREET


Expenditures


$47 99


Masonry


$46 40


Registry


1 59


$47 99


RICHFIELD STREET


Expenditures


$15 53


Damages


$13 34


Registry


2 19


$15 53


RIDGEWAY STREET


Expenditures


$4,332 51


Labor


$1,274 53


Equipment


489 75


Material


1,223 30


Damages


86 77


Registry


14 28


Drains


1,133 78


Engineering


65 00


Water


45 10


$4,332 51


ROCK ISLAND ROAD


Expenditures


$20 28


Damages


$20 28


SHAWMUT STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$605 26


Equipment


85 00


Drain


17 95


Material


15 85


Water


28 20


$143 94


$752 26


$752 26


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


243


SHED STREET


Expenditures


$10 00


Damages


$8 50


Registry


1 50


$10 00


SIXTH AVENUE


Expenditures


$41 24


Damages


$25 95


Registry


15 29


$41 24


SOUTH STREET


Expenditures


$17,479 84


Labor


$7,997 81


Equipment


2,758 92


Material


3,299 39


Damages


1,428 25


Registry


12 29


Engineering


110 00


Drains


1,858 08


Water


15 10


$17,479 84


WEST SQUANTUM STREET


Expenditures


$1,430 50


Damages


$1,400 00


Registry


10 50


Legal


20 00


$1,430 50


WILLOW AVENUE


Expenditures


$2,885 03


Labor


$762 50


Equipment


346 06


Material


590 24


Masonry


1,077 91


Damages


25 00


Registry


8 32


Engineering


75 00


$2,885 03


WOLLASTON AVENUE


Expenditures


$10 02


Registry


$10 02


1931 Streets


Total expenditures


$128,612 85


Labor


$40,106 82


Equipment


17,424 14


Material


32,430 22


Surface drains


31,422 52


Registry of deeds


416 68


Engineering


1,963 00


Damages


772 51


Masonry


3,497 83


Water department


185 94


Curbing


393 19


$128,612 85


244


CITY OF QUINCY


Streets ALSTEAD STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$1,868 25


Equipment


891 00


Material


1,641 59


Engineering


115 00


Registry


22 19


Curbing


200 85


Drains


134 64


Water service


11 20


$4,884 72


ARGONNE STREET


Expenditures


$232 26


Labor


$121 00


Equipment


93 50


Registry


17 76


$232 26


BIRD STREET


Expenditures


$2,770 98


Labor


$891 50


Equipment


253 25


Engineering


00


Drains


336 85


Registry


14 77


Water service


835 44


Masonry


349 17


$2,770 98


DARROW STREET


Expenditures


$3,643 44


Labor


$1,899 13


Equipment


557 25


Material


884 06


Damages


203 43


Registry


9 57


Engineering


90 00


$3,643 44


FLORENCE STREET


Expenditures


$2,882 27


Labor


$1,090 77


Equipment


277 00


Material


1,183 62


Registry


9 18


Drains


226 70


Engineering


95 00


$2,882 27


GORDON STREET


Expenditures


$3,541 99


Labor


$1,743 38


Equipment


290 00


Material


664 09


Drains


390 57


Registry


13 27


Damages


30 72


$4,884 72


245


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


Water


$5 80


Engineering


90 00


Masonry


314 16


$3,541 99


GRANGER STREET


Expenditures


$1,357 94


Labor


$436 81


Equipment


185 75


Material


636 02


Damages


63 43


Registry


5 93


Engineering


30 00


$1,357 94


HAMILTON AVENUE


Expenditures


$8,972 85


Labor


$2,891 96


Equipment


1,019 00


Material


3,454 98


Drains


1,436 54


Damages


19 35


Registry


36 02


Engineering


115 00


$8,972 85


HIGH STREET


Expenditures


$347 66


Registry


$13 73


Damages


333 93


$347 66


HIGHLAND AVENUE


Expenditures


$4,731 59


Labor


$1,231 14


Equipment


547 63


Material


1,596 64


Masonry


532 36


Drains


721 18


Registry


27 64


Engineering


75 00


$4,731 59


HILLTOP STREET


Expenditures


$8,705 02


Labor


$2,290 29


Equipment


1,360 13


Material


2,773 26


Drains


2,175 82.


Registry


14 52


Engineering


85 00.


Water


6 00


$8,705 02


246


CITY OF QUINCY


JENNESS STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$1,959 66


Equipment


1,504 75


Material


2,539 26


Drains


2,372 87


Registry


14 77


Engineering


00


Water


174 99


$8,656 30


MIDDLESEX STREET


Expenditures


$8,250 63


Labor


$1,918 86


Equipment


986 88


Material


3,031 01


Drains


1,888 74


Registry


16 50


Masonry


282 50


Damages


26 40


Engineering


100 00


$8,250 63


MAYPOLE ROAD


Expenditures


$6,424 21


Labor


$1,748 02


Equipment


731 75


Material


1,311 28


Drains


2,100 81


Registry


14 87


Engineering


95 00


Masonry


422 48


$6,424 21


MORELAND ROAD


Expenditures


$5,295 73


Labor


$1,346 18


Equipment


262 25


Material


899 06


Damages


28 60


Drains


2,345 86


Registry


13 52


Masonry


330 26.


Engineering


70 00


$5,295 73


MERRYMOUNT ROAD


Expenditures


$1,489 51


Labor


$724 38


Equipment


239 50


Material


438 09


Engineering


70 00


Registry


17 54


$8,656 30


$1,489 51


247


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


NEPONSET ROAD


Expenditures


Labor


$2,536 19


Equipment


648 75


Material


1,601 41


Drains


1,265 21


Registry


10 17


Engineering


95 00


Masonry


554 06


Damages


66 65


$6,777 44


OAKLAND AVENUE


Expenditures


$5,276 53


Labor


$2,662 99


Equipment


816 25


Material


1,505 45


Engineering


85 00


Curbing


192 34


Registry


14 50


$5,276 53


PIERMONT STREET


Expenditures


$7,201 91


Labor


$1,932 84


Equipment


603 50


Material


2,832 62


Drains


1,587 52


Registry


15 53


Masonry


89 90


Engineering


140 00


$7,201 91


PILRGIM ROAD


Expenditures


$2,473 02


Registry


$7 03


Drains


2,417 99


Engineering


48 00


$2,473 02


RIVERSIDE STREET


Expenditures


$6,406 63


Labor


$1,754 25


Equipment


384 75


Material


1,483 66


Drains


2,690 04


Registry


18 93


Engineering


75 00


SACHEM STREET


Expenditures


Labor


$4,539 57


Equipment


4,310 00


Material


1,546 97


Engineering


85 00


Masonry


623 20


Registry


13 77


Water


46 90


$6,777 44


$6,406 63


$11,165 41


$11,165 41


248


CITY OF QUINCY


SCHOOL STREET


Expenditures


$3,437 53


Drains


$3,427 20


Registry


10 33


$3,437 53


SHERMAN STREET


Expenditures


$5,979 15


Labor


$2,144 90


Equipment


505 25


Material


00


Engineering


55 00


Drains


3,215 89


Registry


19 71


Water


8 40


$5,979 15


TAYLOR STREET


Expenditures


$10 79


Registry


$10 79


$10 79


THATCHER STREET


Expenditures


$2,094 08


Labor


$787 51


Equipment


296 00


Material


919 80


Registry


15 37


Engineering


75 00


Water


40


$2,094 08


VINE AVENUE


Expenditures


$5,603 26


Labor


$2,294 08


Equipment


660 00


Material


856 33


Water


28 75


Drains


1,650 33


Registry


18 77


Engineering


95 00


$5,603 26


Special 1931


PIERMONT STREET-GRANGER TO SHERMAN


Expenditures


$5,199 23


Labor


$1,148 09


Equipment


438 25


Material


1,573 48


Drains


1,436 48


Registry


15 53


Engineering


100 00


Highway-Park


487 40


$5,199 23


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


249


PIERMONT STREET-SHERMAN TO HARVARD


Expenditures


$2,002 68


Labor


$586 00


Equipment


165 25


Material


1,060 39


Drains


151 04


Engineering


40 00


$2,002 68


PERKINS STREET AND SAGAMORE AVENUE, SPECIAL APPROPRIATION


Expenditures


$6,448 66


Sagamore Avenue


$6,027 94


Perkins Street


420 72


$6,448 66


SAGAMORE AVENUE


Expenditures


$6,027 94


Labor


$1,487 56


Equipment


674 25


Material


752 04


Drains


792 20


Water


63 15


Engineering


135 00


Masonry


2,123 74


$6,027 94


PERKINS STREET


Expenditures


$420 72


Labor


$334 00


Equipment


45 00


Material


41 72


$420 72


Gypsy Moth Maintenance


Net Expenditures


$18,992 67


Labor


$4,700 53


Trees


8,317 11


Material


988 60


Superintendent


2,340 00


Care of truck and coupe


706 79


Care of sprayer


64 04


Conventions


20 00


Insurance


888 76


Gasoline


96 45


Expressage


1 50


Telephone


31 55


Tools


137 99


Printing


23 50


Teams


588 50


Equipment for men


45 35


Hose


20 50


Roofing tar


21 02


Office supplies


48


$18,992 67


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Flower Beds


Expended


$1,595 07


Labor


$872 09


Shrubs


707 73


Dressing


15 25


$1,595 07


Tennis Court


Net Expenditures


$6,299 29


Ward Six


$3,290 05


Ward Three


3,009 24


$6,299 29


Bowling Green


Net Expenditures


$4,549 00


Labor


$2,407 40


Equipment


240 86


Materials


470 01


Fencing


547 25


Water service


843 48


Engineering


40 00


$4,549 00


Sanitary Department


Net Expenditures


$167,790 46


Labor


$106 456 34


Foremen


1,584 00


Pensions


702 00


Dumps


16,047 74


Nuisances


495 75


Mechanics


1,947 38


New equipment


9,732 60


Equipment repairs


65 04


Gasoline


4,543 22


Transportation


21,754 59


Garage


1,321 14


Fuel and lights


166 23


Shoeing


43 50


Care of horses


2,865 05


Clerk


65 88


$167,790 46


Labor:


Garbage


$55,686 89


Ashes


44,445 27


Cesspools


2,431 58


Vaults


250 60


Vacations


3,614 50


Wash house


27 50


$106,456 34


Transportation-trucks:


Expended


Garbage


$8,858 25


Ashes


8,771 93


$17,630 18


$17,630 18


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Street Rebuilding


Expenditures


$82,436 78


Labor


$26,468 25


Equipment


10,567 52


Materials


26,239 25


Drainage


18,362 65


Engineering


613 00


Water Service


69 25


Relocation of poles


45 86


Retaining walls


66 00


Traffic service


4 00


Registry of deeds


1 00


Adams Street


$549 75


Beach Street


392 66


East Squantum Street


17,090 40


East Howard Street


5,771 29


Elmwood Avenue


9,118 98


Franklin Street


12,706 44


High Street


10,751 16


Highland Avenue


10,702 74


Jackson Street


687 60


Newton Avenue


500 18


Palmer Street


1,776 39


Quincy Street


7,971 89


School Street


1,314 73


Standish Avenue


545 63


Washington Street


1,009 03


Willard Street


1,494 74


All others


53 17


$82,436 78


Permanent Sidewalks


Expended


$39,084 24


Contracts


$29,102 05


North Junior High School.


2,701 01


Labor


1,808 71


Equipment


60 00


Grading


3,827 00


Registry of deeds


342 63


Engineering


1,092 00


Corner blocks


38 25


Materials


112 59


Contracts:


Beale Street


$901 19


Bedford Street


669 62


Billings Road


1,102 77


Billings Street


1,832 16


Botolph Street


4,925 65


Ditmar Street


788 14


East Squantum Street


1,214 66


Ellerton Road


1,011 22


Elm Avenue


349 43


Franklin Avenue


701 67


Gladstone Street


3.284 05


Highland Avenue


1,339 42


Hobomack Road


1,310 57


Phillips Street


970 27


$82,436 78


$39,084 24


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Standish Avenue


1,265 06


Vassall Street


4,305 30


Victoria Road


306 74


Warren Avenue


294 32


West Elm Avenue


1,849 48


Willow Street


680 33


$29,102 05


Unemployment


Expenditures


$57,618 26


Labor


$27,789 18


Equipment


23,820 58


Material


3,044 50


Shrubs


1,081 52


Walls


455 98


Architect


1,200 00


Fencing


226 50


$57,618 26


North Junior High, grading


$15,874 66


Hollis Avenue Playground, grading. ...


10,424 35


Merrymount Playground, grading.


5,139 24


South Junior High, grading.


5,258 12


Merrymount Park, grading.


3,555 05


Palmer Street Playground, grading.


4,738 38


Montclair Playground, grading


5,118 26


Ward 2 Playground, grading


1,837 33


Fire hazards


3,364 83


Dumps


1,838 53


Centre Road Playground, grading.


263 00


Central Junior High, grading.


111 26


Ward 4 Playground, grading


60 00


Hough's Neck Playground, grading ..


35 25


$57,618 26


Balance of appropriation expended by the Park Department.


Hospital Building Special Repairs


Expended


$4,802 32


Labor


$1,315 00


Painting


867 16


Hardware


400 86


Waterproofing


938 25


Flooring


121 00


Plumbing


230 50


Grillwork


584 00


Fixtures


92 50


Doors


88 00


Electrical work


60 25


Cement


28 47


Shades


73 37


Advertising


2


25


Expressage


71


$4,802 32


Rice Building Repairs


Expended


$1,633 20


Painting


$448 60


Plastering


985 00


Hardware


2 85


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253


Labor


46 00


Plumbing


100 00


Electrical work


50 75


$1,633 20


Operating Building-Special


Expenditures


$140,900 30


Contractor


$119,425 37


Architect


3,355 53


Inspector


583 66


Equipment


14,705 03


Grading


2,503 74


Lighting


83 80


Labor


225 75


Materials


16 84


Telegrams


58


$140,900 30


Hospital Building 1930


Expenditures


$35,004 44


Contractors


$34,954 44


Equipment


50 00


$35,004 44


Adams School Addition


Expended


$66,295 38


Contractors


$57,620 22


Architects


1,563 81


Inspector


1,322 67


Equipment


2,165 58


Stokers


2,900 00


Labor


257 13


Water service


11 10


Advertising


7 01


Grading


240 45


Fire extinguishers


21 60


Electric lights


31 90


Transportation


50


Plumbing connections


75 39


Drainage


71 02


$66,295 38


Central Junior High School Addition


Expended


Contractor


$37,540 66


Architect


2,312 43


Inspector


455 00


Advertising


4 88


Labor


154 44


Transportation


7 49


Electric lights


22 15


Sewer connections


49 84


$40,546 89


$40,546 89


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Gridley Bryant School Addition


Expended


$2,831 46


Architect


$700 00


Grading


1,321 03


Equipment


724 03


Fire alarm system


84 52


Advertising


1 88


$2,831 46


Quincy School Addition


Expended


$83,455 80


Contractor


$76,571 40


Architect


5,836 31


Inspector


780 00


Grading


237 00


Advertising


10 75


Photography


00


Transportation


13 34


$83,455 80


North Junior High School Addition


Expended


$111,112 08


Contractor


$90,417 25


Architect


3,207 61


Inspector


589 21


Equipment


14,944 21


Lumber


3 60


Labor


240 00


Fuel


534 67


Fencing


10 00


Engineering


75 00


Cabinets


104 00


Lunch room


114 53


New entrance


872 00


$111,112 08


STREET PARKS


In addition to the maintenance of the street parks scheduled in the 1930 report, the Public Works Department, under the super- vision of Mr. Andrew M. Stewart, superintendent of the Forestry Division, has installed the following list of gardens as listed be- low. There are fifty-six gardens throughout the city, which have been a source of esthetic pride, and at the same time been the means of furnishing employment.


Adams Shore Park


Adams Street at Furnace Brook Parkway, three beds


Atlantic Playground


Bellevue Road


Bird Street


Butler Road and Putnam Street


Billings Road at Calumet Street City Hall


Edison Street


Elm Avenue, seven flower beds


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Fort Hill Square


Franklin Street at High Street


Hancock Street at Fenno Street


Lafayette Street at Furnace Brook Parkway


Merrymount Park-Old-fashioned Garden


Merrymount Park-Rose Garden


Maypole Road at Samoset Avenue Newport Avenue-Rock Garden


Piermont Street at Chatham Street


Quincy Shore Drive at Black's Creek


Quincy Shore Drive at Pilgrim Boulevard


Sea Street at Pilgrim Boulevard Sea Street at rear of Police Station Standish Avenue


Safford Park


Southern Artery at Hancock Street, two beds


Shrubs have been planted along the Southern Artery, Hancock Street to Black's Creek Bridge on Newport Avenue at Furnace Brook Parkway, and on Saville Street at Steps.


Grass areas at Bellevue Road and Standish Avenue, Elm Avenue, Russell Park and Robert Burns Memorial on Franklin Street, have been maintained.


In conjunction with the grading of the North Junior High School grounds, we planted twenty-five hundred shrubs, in accordance with plans as submitted by Herbert S. Kellaway, and thirty-six poplar trees were set out at the Houghs Neck Hose House.


We furnished and decorated Christmas trees at the Central Junior High School, North Junior High School, Beale Street oppo- site the Library, West Quincy at the Fire Station and Community Tree at Coddington Street. Also trees at City Hall grounds.


Our nursery on Penn Street contains about two thousand trees, raised from seedlings, also various shrubs.


Street trees for newly constructed streets and replacement trees have been installed as follows:


Belmont Street


8 Elms


Berry Street


17 Maples


Bayfield Road


2 Maples


Billings Road


8 Maples


Bellevue Road


22 Maples


Bromfield Street


6 Maples


Beach Street


1 Maple


Cedar Street


4 Maples


Conant Road


1 Maple


Calumet Street


19 Maples


Colby Road


1 Maple


Elliot Avenue


48 Maples


Elmwood Avenue


1 Maple


Elm Avenue


1 Maple


East Elm Avenue


1 Maple


Flynt Street


1 Maple


Greenleaf Street


1 Elm


Granger Street


28 Maples


Hamilton Street


3 Maples


Hughes Street


4 Maples


Highland Avenue


10 Maples


Highland Avenue


1 Elm


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Lincoln Avenue


5 Maples


North Central Avenue


4 Maples


Norfolk Street


3 Maples


Newport Avenue


6 Maples


Pine Street


16 Maples


Phillips Street


4 Maples


Sea Street and Rock Island Road.


4 Maples


Summit; Avenue


1 Maple


South Central Avenue.


24 Maples


Southern Artery


7 Elms


Virginia Road


5 Maples


Warren Avenue


10 Elms


Willow Avenue


50 Maples


Total


327 Trees


257


REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SEWER DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT


(For Financial Statement see Auditor's Report)


Sewer Construction


Four and eight-tenths miles of common sewers were built by the Sewer Department this year. About one-half of this mileage was constructed in Squantum making approximately five miles com- pleted in this section.


In the spring of 1932 it is proposed to build two short connec- tions of sewer from East Squantum Street to the new pumping station now under construction and to extend the main sewer about twelve hundred feet along the east shore to Huckins Avenue. Con- struction of sewers in the Squatum district has been a little more difficult than the average on account of the character of the soil. It is expected, however, that the system and pumping station will be ready to operate in July, 1932.




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