Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1934, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1934
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Number of Pages: 454


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57,569 52


Tax


8 52


33


AUDITOR'S REPORT


ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECEIPTS, 1934


Estimated


Actual


Income Tax


$260,980 54


$247,542 27


Corporation Taxes


75,116 04


84,417 38


Bank Tax


773 87


1,493 96


Motor Vehicle Excise


92,385 61


89,363 50


Licenses


66,531 05


64,025 35


Special Assessments


77,897 46


69,238 53


General Government


19,967 50


15,274 43


Protection of Persons


3,461 73


4,811 46


Health and Sanitation


43,031 30


37,276 71


Highways


1,662 67


644 59


Charities


120,733 47


119,316 01


Hospital


189,905 24


180,834 49


Soldiers' Benefits


3,170 75


4,748 05


Schools


49,288 15


46,787 35


Libraries


2,961 75


2,998 90


Fines


2,043 06


1,881 73


Street Railway


449 20


442 82


Cemeteries


20,655 00


22,034 50


Interest on Deposits


2,129 89


Interest on Taxes and Assessments.


95,540 03


93,086 50


Federal Relief


53,042 48


53,042 48


Old Age Assistance


32,127 67


37,548 12


Total Receipts


$1,213,854 46


$1,176,809 13


Assessors


$1,213,854 46


State of Mass.


16 64


Refunds


74 95


$1,213,946 05


Deficit


$37,136 92


34


CITY OF QUINCY


WATER RATES 1934


Commitments


$309,743 25


Abatements


1,126 26


310,869 51


Outstanding December 31, 1934


$95,988 28


WATER RATES 1933 AND PRIOR


Outstanding January 1, 1934.


$84,474 69


Collections


$32,592 10


Water Liens to Tax Collector


29,099 19


Abatements


249 18


61,940 47


Outstanding December 31, 1934


$22,534 22


WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS


Outstanding January 1, 1934.


$4,656 37


Commitments 1934.


16,554 84


$21,211 21


Collections


$9,475 48


Water Deposit Costs


1,206 69


Abatements


1 60


Water Liens to Tax Collector.


445 22


$11,541 99


Outstanding December 31, 1934.


$9,669 22


WATER LIENS


Outstanding January 1, 1934


$37,215 15


Commitments 1934


30,667 10


$67,882 25


Collections


$28,494 40


Cash Adjustments


245 74


Abatements


1,104 99


Tax Titles


18,695 75


$43,540 88


Outstanding December 31, 1934.


$19,341 37


WATER RESERVE


Deficit January 1, 1934.


$19,328 77


Appropriations


187,458 98


Council Transfers


26,945 00


Tax Title Adjustments


351 44


State Assessments


204,085 64


$438,169 83


Water Collections


$352,056 57


Water Lien Collections


28,494 40


Water Deposit Transfers


1,206 69


Water Liens on Tax Titles


18,695 75


Adjustments


37 10


Balance 1934 Appropriations


3,975 15


$404,465 66


Deficit December 31, 1934


$33,704 17


$406,857 79 Cash


TABULATION SHOWING STATE, COUNTY AND OTHER ASSESSMENTS


Date


State


County


Metropolitan Water


Metropolitan Sewer


Parks


Fire Pre- vention


Charles River Basin


Neponset Bridge


Cottage Farm Bridge


1920


$149,238 80


$64,989 00


85,259 00


$54,305 19


$31,115 22


$669 88


$5,701 67


$4,680 00


1921


149,238 80


88,287 78


85,289 92


58,909 79


34,336 63


484 01


5,903 95


3,693 83


1922


125,520 00


93,724 86


81,551 29


58,561 94


35,700 19


615 48


5,914 19


3,560 97


1923


125,520 00


96,075 35


84,261 23


61,789 61


39,288 77


626 26


6,523 85


7,878 79


1924.


104,600 00


101,059 48


86 652 47


65,683 75


41,132 56


722 81


6,380 84


11,292 90


1925


155,280 00


122,630 78


90,308 38


73,288 28


51,813 41


759 72


8,760 86


20,376 45


1926


155,280 00


129,498 10


110,385 95


77,273 97


61,368 45


849 22


8,792 39


14,290 36


1927


155,280 00


129,498 10


120,982 81


78,328 20


62,829 77


889


54


8,489 91


11,739 47


1928


144,330 00


141,500 00


138,989 19


87,701 71


60,995 00


933 90


11,825 48


13,366 28


1929.


149,430 00


147,590 03


146,995 01


81,599 19


72,379 94


1,011 50


12,926 73


11,135 47


$44,958 00


1930


123,060 00


152,168 15


169,679 19


84,757 58


96,917 03


1,154 59


16,254 72


9,886 55


1931.


131,850 00


160,561 39


179,349 95


95,551 31


91,545 29


16,814 57


10,502 64


1932.


175,792 50


150,042 75


181,774 44


94,090 19


80,075 28


10,773 12


10,190 29


1933


162,270 00


130,646 71


186,941 74


106,393 10


57,478 81


10,620 43


8,231 47


1934.


180,300 00


122,176 38


204,085 64


110,961 13


60,133 02


11,013 49


6,392 64


AUDITOR'S REPORT


35


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1934


Purpose


Bal. 1933


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Legislative


Salaries


$6,100 00


$300 00


$6,100 00 1,370 00


$5.965 18 1,318 39


51 61


Executive


8.520 00


8,520 00


8,444 00


76 00


Expense


1,200 00


150 00


1,350 00


1,341 01


8 99


Auditor of Accounts


Salaries


8.350 00


8,350 00


8.350 00


Expense


1,400 00


$45 40


1.354 60


1.345 93


8 67


Treasurer


Salaries


9,240 00


9,240 00


9,197 84


42 16


Expense


4,645 00


1,075 00


5,720 00


5,720 00


...


7 00


Salaries


7,798 00


3.650 00


11,448 00


11,386 89


61 11


Expense


300 00


300 00


286 40


13 60


Equipment


Assessors


Salaries


23,288 00


300 00


22,988 00


22,988 00 4,898 73


1 27


Law


Salary


3.000 00


3,000 00


3,000 00


Expense


2,070 00


900 00


1,170 00


982 00


188 00


Awards and Claims


2,500 00


900 00


3,400 00


3.243 95


156 05


City Clerk


Salaries


6,830 00


6,830 00


6.830 00


Expense


400 00


400 00


385 51


14 49


Vital Statistics


600 00


600 00


595 60


4 40


City Messenger-Salary


800 00


800 00


800 00


Com. of Public Works


Salaries


7,200 00


7,200 00


7,140 96


59 04


Expense


300 00


300 00


298 75


1 25


CITY OF QUINCY


Collector


14,030 00


500 00


14,530 00


14,523 00


Expense


4,600 00


300 00


4,900 00


.


.


36


$134 82


Expense


1,070 00


Salaries


City Engineer


Salaries and Wages.


16,000 00 1,400 00 1,200 00


700 00 304 00


105 00 304 00


8,954 92 2,100 00 1,399 00 496 00


8,785 16 2,049 40 1,391 03 496 00


169 76 50 60


Auto maintenance and operation. Equipment


800 00


Board of Registrars


Salaries


2,075 00


2,075 00


2,075 00


Election officers


8,274 00


543 00


7,731 00


7,731 00


Expense


8,190 00


600 00


7,590 00


7,543 19


46 81


Board of Survey


100 00


100 00


100 00


Planning Board


100 00


45 40


145 40


145 40


License Commission


500 00


100 00


400 00


334 85


65 15


Municipal Buildings


Salaries


4,750 00


4,750 00


4,750 00


Maintenance and operation-boiler replacement


19,450 00


$2,400 00


750 00


22,600 00


21,777 03


822 97


Maintenance civil works account.


6,000 00


3,000 00


5,000 00


14,000 00


12,750 43


1.249 57


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department


Salaries


263.350 00


4,080 19


259,269 81


258,644 93


624 88


Pensions


7,326 50


220 00


7,106 50


7,058 90


47 60


Station and general expense ..


4,140 00


350 00


4,490 00


4,437 14


52 86


Prisoners' expense


450 00


50 00


500 00


494 10


5 90


Motor equip., maint. and operation


5,250 00


700 00


5,950 00


5,940 28


9 72


Traffic


200 00


200 00


101 58


98 42


Liquor law


300 00


300 00


191 00


109 00


Traveling expense


200 00


200 00


145 50


54 50


New equipment


850 00


850 00


848 00


2 00


Radio equipment


6,000 00


6,000 00


5,998 66


1 34


Connor's annuity


300 00


300 00


300 00


Hollis annuity


1,000 00


1,000 00


1,000 00


Fire Department


Salaries


230,435 00


1,080 86


229,354 14


229,354 14


Pensions


12,950 00


1,834 43


11,115 57


11,115 57


Station and general expense ...


9,600 00


90 49


173 00


9,517 49


9,399 24


118 25


Equipment, maint. and operation.


6,700 00


173 00


6,873 00


6,872 56


44


Hose


2,000 00


21 20


1,978 80


1,978 80


Curry annuity


1,400 00


1,400 00


1,400 00


37


AUDITOR'S REPORT


·


7,045 08


Expense


7 97


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1934-Continued


Purpose


Bal. 1933


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Fire and Police Signals


Salaries and wages


8,500 00


800 00


9,300 00


9,257 70


42 30


Power and light


2,000 00


2,000 00


1,998 60


1 40


Maintenance and operation


7,600 00


60 00


1,000 00


6,660 00


6,651 93


8 07


Auto maintenance and operation.


250 00


70 19


70 19


70 19


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salaries


4,450 00


4,450 00


4,450 00


5 78


Expense


250 00


250 00


248 01


1 99


Inspector of Wires


Salaries


3,200 00


3.200 00


3,200 00


Expense


200 00


22 50


222 50


222 50


Auto maintenance and operation.


250 00


22 50


227 50


227 41


09


Equipment


350 00


350 00


350 00


Inspector of Buildings


Salaries


3,900 00


3,900 00


3,900 00


30


Auto maintenance


200 00


215 00


215 00


213 00


2 00


Gypsy Moth


Salaries and wages


9,840 00


700 00


10,540 00


10,416 74


123 26


Pensions


1,200 00


300 00


1,500 00


1,259 84


240 16


Expense Equipment, maint. and operation.


500 00


800 00


1,300 00


1,094 02


205 98


New equipment


1,000 00


200 00


1,200 00


1,200 00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of IIealth


3,850 00


3,850 00


3,850 00


33 32


Pensions


571 62


Expense


1,460 00


145 00


20 00


1,585 00


1,584 45


55


Auto maintenance and operation.


1,800 00


105 00


1,905 00


1,903 51


1 49


Equipment


700 00


700 00


700 00


CITY OF QUINCY


Expense


225 00


75 00


150


00


149 70


75 00


275 00


272 53


2 47


Equipment


200 00


200 00


194 22


250 00


235 80


14 20


Deficit bills


..


Administration-Salaries


571 62


538 30


38


Auto maintenance and operation.


Contagious diseases


43,350 00


3,535 00


1,000 00


45,885 00


45,884 12


88


Undernourished children


1,000 00


1,000 00


2,000 00


2,000 00


Dispensary-Salaries and wages.


4,850 00


Expense


475 00


20 00


495 00


493 49


1 51


Child Welfare-Salaries


5,725 00


600 00


6,325 00


6,324 11


89


Expense


1,322 00


121 80


1,443 80


1.443 31


49


Health Division-Salaries


10,255 00


95 00


10,350 00


10,350 00


6 76


Expense


65 00


.


.


Sanitary Division (Public Works) Salaries and wages


97,340 00


97,340 00


97.300 73


39 27


Pensions


5,404 50


90 00


1,000 00


2,390 00


2.377 78


12 22


Equipment, maint, and operation


10,500 00


2,400 00


14,800 00


14,781 06


18 94


Truck rentals


3,500 00


3,240 00


6.740 00


6,677 35


62 65


Care of dump


5,000 00


2,000 00


7,000 00


7,000 00


Equipment


12,000 00


3,090 00


8,910 00


8,909 00


1 00


Sewers and Surface Drains


Salaries


6,300 00


600 00


5,700 00


5,650 00


50 00


Pensions


4,787 47


225 00


4,562 47


4,498 46


64 01


Expense, office


300 00


145 00


445 00


341 95


Sewer maintenance


6,500 00


750 00


1,950 00


1,704 68


245 32


Particular sewers


15,000 00


1,500 00


5,000 00


11,500 00


11,473 36


26 64


Sewer construction


15.000 00


15,000 00


238.906 41


123,147 95


115.758 46


*Sewer construction


10,406 41


210,000 00


33,500 00


15,000 00


339,000 00


302,542 96


36,457 04


*Storm water drains, P. W. A. No. 1985


159,000 00


15,000 00


174.000 00


157,273 24


16,726 76


HIGHWAYS


Highways


Salaries and wages


163,350 00


13,500 00


6,000 00


182,850 00


182,605 88


244 12


Pensions


16,290 00


13,715 00


13,567 44


147.56


Equip., maint. and operation.


9.000 00


2,100 00


11.100 00


11,092 72


7 28


Truck and equipment rentals


35,000 00


1,500 00


3,000 00


39.500 00


39,500 00


New equipment


25.000 00


2,900 00


3,000 00


13,900 00


13,895 35


4 65


Sidewalks


18.500 00


18,500 00


18,500 00


Sidewalks-Civil works account ..


15,000 00


80 00


500 00


2,080 00


2.018 69


61 31


Bridges


3,000 00


1,380 00


1.620 00


1,539 46


80 54


Street signs


4,000 00


550 00


4,550 00


4,544 50


5 50


39


* Non-Revenue Accounts


AUDITOR'S REPORT


^Sewer const., P. W. A. No. 2051.


339,000 00


.


6,500 00


5.864 71


635 29


Equip., maint. and operation ..


1,200 00


1.900 00


3,504 50


3,492 00


12 50


Garage and stable expense


3,300 00


1,900 00


.


15.000 00


14,970 81


29 19


Brooks


2,500 00


16,150 00


8,850 00


8,823 34


26 66


Garage and stable expense.


8,000 00


2,575 00


4,850 00


4,850 00


65 00


58 24


103 05


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1934-Continued


Purpose


Bal. 1933


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Street oiling


5,000 00


5,000 00 110,000 00


4,953 71 109,345 32


654 68


Street rebuilding


10,000 00


10,000 00


Street construction


23.500 00


23,500 00


25,000 00


24.673 83


326 17


Civil works account ..


25,000 00


4,000 00


23,000 00


22,998 61


1 39


Land takings, Hilda & Adams Sts.


508 50


508 50


508 50


Land damages, School St ..


50 00


50 00


50 00


Palmer Street


678 89


678 89


678 89


Construction sea wall


10,000 00


10,000 00


4,386 73


5,613 27


New streets, 1926


718 76


718 76


718 76


New streets, 1930.


158 44


158 44


158 44


*Accepted streets, 1926


122 87


122 87


122 87


*Accepted streets, 1927


2,218 69


2,218 69


2,218 69


*Accepted streets, 1928


1,649 11


1,649 11


125 00


1,524 11


*Accepted streets, 1929


98 13


98 13


98 13


"Accepted streets, 1930


8,623 90


8,623 90


7,985 25


638 65


* Accepted streets, 1931


696 06


696 06


19 60


676 46


*Accepted streets, 1932


98 82


98 82


39 96


58 86


*Street construction, 1933


350,000 00


33,500 00


383,500 00


366,411 57


17,088 43


*Stewart St. land taking.


2,200 00


2,200 00


2,200 00


*Beale St. awards


410 24


389 76


800 00


800 00


*Land taking, streets.


2,619 89


233 56


2,853 45


2,447 00


406 45


*Sidewalk construction


250,000 00


168,183 38


81,816 62


Department bills, 1932


300 00


300 00


300 00


CHARITY AND SOLDIERS' BENE- FITS


Public welfare


Salaries


15,524 00


1,800 00


4,271 98


21,595 98


21,595 98


Expense


5,600 00


2,452 50


8,052 50


8,049 31


3 19


Auto maintenance and operation.


3,065 00


800 00


3,865 00


3,864 63


37


Equipment


420 00


.. .


2,400 00


2.348 74


51 26


City Home


8,500 00


8,500 00


8,194 64


305 36


Mothers' aid


29,500 00


800 00


30,300 00


30.298 81


1 19


Outside aid


280,000 00


30,000 00


30,070 61


340,070 61


339,997 14


73 47


Outside aid & deficit bills, 1932-33


5,883 22


5,883 22


5,833 37


49 85


Old age assistance


95,000 00


1,556 90


93,443 10


93,034 36


408 74


CITY OF QUINCY


. .


* Non-Revenue Accounts


40


.


..


316 50


103 50


103 50


New auto


2,400 00


46 29


Street lighting


110,000 00


Materials and general expense.


25,000 00


2,000 00


250,000 00


Soldiers' Benefits


800 00


3.200 00 45,143 00 3,200 00 78 20


3,189 00 45,249 91 3,198 00


11 00 -106 91


Military aid


2 00


Soldiers' burials


78 20


EDUCATION


Schools


Instruction


944,135 00


7,592 31


936.542 69


936,242 68


300 01


Administration


20.848 00


289 15


21,137 15


21,088 35


48 80


Health


10,450 00


471 57


9,978 43


9,971 53


6 90


Text books


14,500 00


14,500 00


14,375 11


124 89


Stationery and instruction supplies


25.000 00


239 37


8 58


25,230 79


25,214 78


16 01


Operation


105,568 58


3,746 23


109,314 81


109,217 01


97 80


Community purposes


1,000 00


851 86


851 86


Maintenance


15,000 00


2,670 72


765 25


16,905 47


16,893 53


11 94


Maintenance-Civil works acct ...


6,000 00


6,000 00


5,992 47


7 53


Miscellaneous


10,900 00


580 18


11,480 18


11,480 18


Trade School


43,666 00


91 19


43,757 19


43,731 56


25 63


Co-operative


91 82


91 82


63 99


27 83


Continuation


685 50


685 50


639 09


46 41


Out of City Industrial.


595 18


1,595 18


1,595 18


Expenses 1933, 1930, 1931.


23 83


26,275 19


26.274 19


1 00


2,553 35


1,776 56


4,329 91


2,553 35


1.776 60


Geo. Read Fund


96 72


96 72


96 72


*Quincy School addition


7 00


7 00


7 00


Library


Salaries and wages


31,655 00


4,586 64


850 00


35,391 64


35,391 01


63


Expense


16,420 00


800 00


18.020 00


18,019 75


25


Books and periodicals


11,000 00


11,000 00


10.999 97


03


Auto maint. and operation


225 00


50 00


275 00


274 00


1 00


Parks


Salaries


2,420 00


Parks


7.260 00


5,053 00


2,420 00 12,313 00


2.420 00 12,174 42


138 58


Playgrounds maintenance


600 00


600 00


383 63


216 37


New equipment


500 00


103 00


397 00


397 00


Fore River Club


1,500 00


400 00


1,100 00


1,099 72


28


ENTERPRISES


Hospital


Salaries and wages


190,000 00


2,000 00


187,701 91


298 09


Expense.


130,000 00


10.000 00


2,700 00


188.000 00 142,700 00


142.608 89


91 11


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


.


. .


.


* Non-Revenue Accounts


. .


Soldiers' relief


.


4,000 00 44,000 00 3,000 00 300 00


1,143 00 200 00


221 80


AUDITOR'S REPORT


..


.


1,000 00


26,251 36


Smith-Hughes Fund


800 00


Equipment, maint. and operation.


.


=


State aid


148 14


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1934-Concluded


Purpose


Bal. 1933


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Pension


1,578 50


1.578 50


1,578 50


New equipment


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,042 50


457 50


*Operating building


8 00


8 00


8 00


*Children's ward


137 59


137 59


137 59


Cemetery


Salaries


5,300 00


5,300 00


5,284 00


16 00


Expense.


487 90


18,900 00


7,284 95


29,372 85


29,182 53


190 32


Equip., maint. and operation.


450 00


2,200 00


2,200 00


2,195 00


5 00


Hancock Cemetery


500 00


500 00


500 00


Civil works account


425 00


425 00


415 50


9 50


UNCLASSIFIED


Armistice Day


150 00


150 00


141 01


8 99


Memorial Day


1.100.00


1,100 00


1,075 55


24 45


Veterans' organizations, rent.


25 76


3.475 00


3,500 76


3,496 01


4 75


Harbor master


425 00


425 00


425 00


Annual report


1.650 00


1,650 00


1,624 99


25 01


Workmen's compensation


17,000 00


700 00


17,400 00


12,701 50


4,698 50


Rifle range


2.000 00


215 00


2,215 00


2,210 09


4 91


Special Council refund.


481 61


2,100 00


25 00


2,125 00


2.125 00


U. S. Elliott entertainment.


200 00


200 00


177 36


22 64


H. M. S. Dundee entertainment.


200 00


200 00


186 60


13 40


Collins, T. J., memorial.


300 00


300 00


300 00


*Parking land


1.483 92


623 32


860 60


860 60


*Grade crossing-Water street.


8,806 17


8,806 17


8,806 17


Totals


$45,346 73


$5.024,230 85


$92,681 42


$191,597 59


$135,547 03


$5.218.309 56


$4.908,808 89


$309,500 67


Total appropriations


$5,759 93


$3,716,230 85


$92,681 42


$108,974 27


$119,923 71


$3.803,722 76


$3.777,632 98


$26,089 78


Total loans


39,586 80


1,308,000 00


82,623 32


15,623 32


1,414,586 80


1,131.175 91


283,410 89


Totals


$45.346 73


$5,024,230 85


$92,681 42


$191,597 59


$135.547 03


$5.218,309 56


$4.908,808 89


$309.500 67


42


* Non-Revenue Accounts


CITY OF QUINCY


Mosquito control


2,500 00


2,500 00


2,500 00


481 61


481 61


Parking rent


2,700 00


450 00


432 35


17 65


New equipment


300 00


.


Water Department


20,800 00


20,800 00


19,240 00


1,560 00


Pensions


2,800 00


432 73


1,500 00


1,732 73


950 18


782 55


Office expense


2,500 00


410 00


2,910 00


2,833 97


76 03


General maintenance


25,000 00


4,135 00


29,135 00


29,415 00


-280 00


Equip., Maint. and Operation.


3,000 00


400 00


3,400 00


3,273 80


126 20


Meters


3,000 00


1,500 00


1,500 00


1,337 68


162 32


Service connection


20,000 00


12,000 00


3,000 00


35,000 00


35,000 00


Construction


5,000 00


5,000 00


69,871 48


48,614 83


21,256 65


Bonds and Interest


General debt


670,500 00


670,500 00


670,500 00


Water debt


92,000 00


92,000 00


92,000 00


General interest


176 726 24


4,758 02


262 10


181,746 36


181,695 86


50 50


Water interest


16,426 25


16,426 25


16,426 25


Temporary loan interest.


100,000 00


48,957 10


51,042 90


49,843 49


1,199 41


Premium on bonds


2,102 00


2,102 00


2,102 00


Agency and Trust Accounts


Perpetual Care income


7,372 17


7,284 95


87 22


87 22


105 91


C. C. Johnson income


5 28


5 29


10 57


10 57


Rock Island income


81 38


35 30


116 68


116 68


Williams Trust income


145 22


14 12


159 34


5 00


154 34


George Pierce income


48 28


7 05


55 33


55 33


Nugent income


4 41


4 41


4 41


141 15


Hospital Trust income.


6,401 69


325 28


6,726 97


6,726 97


C. C. Johnson Turkey fund income


70 61


70 61


D. F. Jewell Hospital fund income


1,094 67


176 52


1,271 19


1,271 19


Specials Deposits


Water


220 00


1,400 00


1,620 00


1,334 95


285 05


Scavanger


210 00


1,698 00


1,908 00


1,656 00


252 00


Particular sewer


440 00


7,560 00


8,000 00


7,640 04


359 96


Hospital (nurses)


1,167 35


226 00


1,393 35


1,042 62


350 73


Perpetual Care bequest.


9,840 00


9,840 00


9,840 00


Tax titles


2,705 14


2,705 14


2,705 14


Tax refunds


12,313 25


12,313 25


12,313 25


Totals


$60,164 11


$6,228,483 34


$160,792 34


$199,859 69


$199,859 69


$6,449,439 79


$6,103,627 53


$345,812 26


Total Revenue


$15,705 83


$4,860,483 34


$160,792 34


$112,236 37


$184.236 37


$4,964,981 51


$4,923.836 79


$41,144 72


Total Non-Revenue


44,458 28


1,368,000 00


87,623 32


15,623 32


1,484,458 28


1,179,790 74


304,667 54


Totals


$60,164 11


$6,228,483 34


$160,792 34


$199,859 69


$199,859 69


$6,449,439 79


$6,103,627 53


$345,812 26


.


.


New equipment


6,500 00


6,500 00


4,951 95


1,548 05


*Construction


4,871 48


60,000 00


5,000 00


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Wilson Tucker income


132 03


14 12


146 15


5 00


Special Hospital Trust fund.


C. E. French income


105 91


105 91


·


Tailings fund


43


Salaries


44


CITY OF QUINCY


REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Cash on hand January 1, 1934


$92,891 67


Receipts


Temporary Loans


$4,680,000 00


Tax Title Loans


572,000 00


Receipts


5,342,965 14


10,594,965 14


$10,687,856 81


Payments


Temporary Loan


$4,270,000 00


Tax Title Loan


446,564 06


Norfolk County Hospital


27,501 68


Norfolk County Tax


94,674 70


State of Massachusetts


585,510 71


Other Expenses


4,914,017 84


Transfer


72,000 00


10,410,268 99


$277,587 82


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Cash on hand January 1, 1934


$44,458 28


Receipts


1,143,000 00


Transfer


72,000 00


$1,259,458 28


Payments


1,179,790 74


$79,667 54


Summary


Revenue Cash on hand.


$277,587 82


Non-Revenue Cash on hand.


79,667 54


Total


$357,255 36


GEORGE H. BONSALL, Auditor of Accounts.


Dec. 31 1934.


AUDITOR'S REPORT


45


SCHEDULE OF RECEIPTS


GENERAL REVENUE


Current Year:


Poll


$31,652 00


Personal


286,160 43


Real Estate


1,755,682 45


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


66,047 64


$2,139,542 52


Previous Years:


Poll


$7,956 00


Personal


25,656 81


Real Estate


1,327,338 75


Tax Titles Redeemed


299,195 30


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax.


24,391 93


$1,684,538 79


Old Age Assistance Tax:


Tax Collections


$4,054 00


Refunds from State


744 00


From State:


Corporation tax, gas, electric light


and water


$4,119 57


Corporation tax, railroad, telephone and telegraph


4,958 76


Corporation tax business


75,318 78


Public Service Tax


20 27


National Bank Tax


1,035 90


Trust Company Tax


458 06


Street Railway Tax


442 82


Federal Emergency Relief


53,042 48


Income Tax 1934:


State Valuation


247,542 27


Licenses:


Junk


$170 00


Amusements


2,291 50


Circus


125 00


Victuallers


745 00


Express and Carriage


14 00


Pool and Billiards


380 00


Auctioneer


14 00


Hawkers and Peddlers


490 00


Pawnbroker


50 00


Job Wagon


2 00


Motor Sales


970 00


Gasoline Renewals


141 75


Lord's Day


850 00


Hunters' License Fees


315 00


Dog License Fees


453 60


Dog Licenses


4,646 40


Milk


219 00


Alcohol


111 00


Ice Cream


141 00


Oleo


16 50


Beverages


50 00


Pasteurization


40 00


$4,798 00


$386,938 91


46


CITY OF QUINCY


Undertaker


75 00


Massage


82 00


Liquor and Drugs


53,026 00


Fireworks


26 50


All Others


266 50


Permits:


Marriages


$1,474 00


Plumbing


426 00


Others


1,060 00


$2,960 00


FINES AND FORFEITS


East Norfolk District Court.


$1,519 23


Dedham Court


332 50


Quincy Court


30 00


GRANTS AND GIFTS


From State:


Industrial School (Smith-Hughes). $1,776 56


Americanization


51 48


Quincy Trade School 17,735 11


Quincy Evening Industrial


202 87


Quincy Home Making


6,020 21


Quincy Evening Practical Arts


2,472 62


Quincy Continuation School


402 71


Quincy Part-time Co-operative


45 87


From County:


Dog Licenses


$4,586 64


Reimbursements on account of killing


dogs


1,490 40


$6,077 04


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Gypsy Moth


$840 76


Street Betterments


35,153 71


Sidewalks


9,626 99


Main Sewers


23,617 07


$69,238 53


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


City Treasurer, costs


$6,457 27


Tax Collector, costs


6,456 23


City Clerk, recording and special


1,743 05


Tax Collector, cash advancement.


$14,656 55 $350 00


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Care of Prisoners $75 50


Fire Department:


Recharging chemicals $35 80


Sale old materials


85 30


$121 10


$65,711 75


$1,881 73


$28,707 43


47


AUDITOR'S REPORT


State:


Gas tax refunds


$16 32


Sealer of Weights: Fees


$960 64


Building Inspector:


Fees


$893 50


Engineering:


Fees


$266 00


Wire Inspector:


Fees


$988 00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health:


Contagious


$7,480 34


Tuberculosis


14,587 71


$22,068. 05


Sanitation:


Particular Sewers-labor and


materials


$1,622 40


Refuse and Garbage:


Scavenger


$642 68


Garbage


5,222 55


Miscellaneous


$5,865 23 $88 63


HIGHWAYS


Bridge Repairs


$181 65


Trench Repairs


88 23


Use of Equipment


175 00


Sale of Junk


50 00


Rent


64 00


Damages


63 50


Refund Fore River Bridge Assessment ..


22 21


$644 59


CHARITIES


Reimbursements for Relief:


Outside Aid:


Individuals


$480 82


Cities and Towns


35,434 53


State


75,267 95


Mothers' Aid:


State


$8,095: 79


Old Age Assistance:


Cities and Towns


$3,844 18


State :


33,703 94


$37,548 12


Soldiers' Benefits:


State Aid


$4,019 00: :


Military Aid


665 00 :


Soldiers' Burials


. . 64:05 :


$4,748 05


1*


. .


$111,183 30 7


48


CITY OF QUINCY


HOSPITAL !


Receipts from Patients $176,198 25 Endowment Fund 4,636 24


$180,834 49


EDUCATION


School Department:


State Tuition


$2,759 83


Other Tuition


204 04


Sale Books and Supplies, Breakage ..


400 62


Rents


1,317 00


Junior Highs and Elementary (spe- cial classes)


166 80


Miscellaneous


3 35


4,851 64


Industrial School:


Industrial Work


$869 40


Industrial School Revenue:


Receipts from Cities and Towns


$14,134 00


LIBRARY


Fines


$2,858 44


Miscellaneous


140 46


$2,998 90


UNCLASSIFIED


Cash Received in excess of taxes


$20 95


Seal Bounty


82 50


Donations City Employees


2,526 51


Fore River Club Rent


70 00


Sale Cash Register


100 00


Sale of Boat


1 00


Sale of Lock


3 00


$2,803 96


WATER SERVICE ENTERPRISE


Water Department:


Water rates 1934


$309,743 25


Previous Years


32,837 84


Water service connections


9,475 48


Water Liens


28,494 40


$380,550 97


CEMETERIES


Burial Department:


Sale of lots and graves


$8,890 00


Care of lots and graves


2,346 00


Opening graves


8,511 00


Foundation and grading


2,287 50


$22,034 50


INTEREST


Interest on taxes


$56,916 17


Interest on tax titles.


18,777 04


Interest on assessments


17,393 17


$93,086 38


49


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Interest on Trust Funds:


Perpetual Care Fund


$7,372 17


George Pierce Fund Income 7 05


G. F. French Fund Income.


105 91


Williams Fund Income


14 12


Rock Island Fund Income


35 30


C. C. Johnson Turkey Fund Income.


70 61


C. C. Johnson Fund Income


5 29


Alex Nugent Fund Income.


4 41


Mary Wilson Tucker Fund Income.


14 12


Hospital Trust Fund Income.


325 28


D. L. Jewell Fund Income.


176 52


Accrued Interest on Bonds.


$4,758 02


Premiums on Sewer Bonds ..


218 40


Premiums on P.W.A. Bonds


1,108 25


Premiums on Sidewalk Bonds


167 00


Premiums on St. Construction Bonds ..


547 05


Premiums on Water Bonds


61 30


$6,860 02


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Temporary Loans Revenue $4,680,000 00


Temporary Loans Bond Anticipation .... 95,000 00


Sewer Loans


385,000 00


Storm Water Drain Loans


128,000 00


Street Loans


325,000 00


Sidewalk Loans


150,000 00


Tax Title Loans


572,000 00


Water Loans


60,000 00


$6,395,000 00


REFUNDS


Departmental:


Treasurer-Insurance Refund


$9 86


Welfare Department Refunds




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