Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1936, Part 4

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1936
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Number of Pages: 490


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Outstanding January 1, 1936


$5,846 55


Commitments


9,329 12


Adjustments


39 76


Collections


$9,511 42


Abatements


1,481 82


Water Liens to Tax Collector


344 84


11,338 08


Outstanding December 31, 1936


$3,877 35


WATER LIENS


Outstanding January 1, 1936


$43,667 11


Commitments


19,908 72


Adjustments


419 38


$63,995 21


Collections


$17,262 65


Abatements


703 26


Tax Titles


537 12


18,503 03


WATER RESERVE


Surplus January 1, 1936


$7,726 48


Water Collections


$372,444 02


Water Lien Collections


17,262 65


Water Liens on Tax Titles


537 12


Balance 1936 Appropriations


961 57


391,205 36


Appropriations


$223,928 50


State Assessments


198,689 47


Adjustments


395 46


423,013 43


Deficit December 31, 1936


$24,081 59


$15,215 43


$45,492 18


$398,931 84


Commitments


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TABULATION SHOWING STATE, COUNTY AND OTHER ASSESSMENTS


Year


State


County


Metropolitan Water


Metropolitan Sewer


Parks


Charles River Basin


Neponset Bridge


County Hospital


1922


$125,520 00


$93,724 86


$81,551 29


$58,561 94


$35,700 19


$5,914 19


$3,560 97


$28,258 15


1923


125,520 00


96,075 35


84,261 23


61,789 61


39,288 77


6,523 85


7,878 79


26,783 05


1924


104,600 00


101,059 48


86,652 47


65,683 75


41,132 56


6,380 84


11,292 90


21,913 41


1925


155,280 00


122,630 78


90,308 38


73,288 28


51,813 41


8,760 86


20,376 45


17,043 76


1926


155,280 00


129,498 10


110,385 95


77,273 97


61,368 45


8,792 39


14,290 36


21,463 82


1927


155,280 00


129,498 10


120,982 81


78,328 20


62,829 77


8,489 91


11,739 47


21,463 82


1928.


144,330 00


141,500 00


138,989 19


87,701 71


60,995 00


11,825 48


13,366 28


25,488 28


1929.


149,430 00


147,590 03


146,995 01


81,599 19


72,379 94


12,926 73


11,135 47


34,465 99


1930 .


123,060 00


152,168 15


169,679 19


84,757 58


96,917 03


16,254 72


9,886 55


35,736 68


1931.


131,850 00


160,561 39


179,349 95


95,551 31


91,545 29


16,814 57


10,502 64


33,110 89


1932.


175,792 50


150,042 75


181,774 44


94,090 19


80,075 28


10,773 12


10,190 29


35,986 89


1933


162,270 00


130,646 71


186,941 74


106,393 10


57,478 81


10,620 43


8,231 47


33,719 25


1934.


180,300 00


122,176 38


204,085 64


110,961 13


60,133 02


11,013 49


6,392 64


27,501 68


1935.


184,600 00


128,759 18


205,952 68


105,377 83


61,699 63


12,241 19


6,207 35


32,074 90


1936


184,600 00


110,201 16


198,689 47


100,194 86


59,189 85


12,294 68


6,022 06


37,292 87


CITY OF QUINCY


AUDITOR'S REPORT


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MUNICIPAL FINANCES ILLUSTRATED


The following diagram shows how the revenue of 1936, derived from taxes and ordinary receipts excluding all money borrowed, is expended.


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY=11.6 CENTS


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


3.8CENTS


HEALTH AND SANITATION


5.8 CENTS


CHARITIES=9.4 CENTS


HOSPITAL- 70 CENTS


UNCLASSIFIED=2.6 CENTS


STATE 7.1 CENTS


COUNTY= 2.7CENTS


Giving effect to receipts applicable to the various departments, based upon the schedules of the State Division of Accounts, and allocating debt service on buildings used for school and hospital purposes, the following table shows the percentage of each dollar raised by taxation as compared with the percentages listed above:


Adjusted Unadjusted


General Government


4.1


3.8


Protection of Life & Property


13.3


11.6


Health & Sanitation


5.9


5.8


Highway


10.1


8.8


Charities


5.5


9.4


Schools


32.8


22.7


Library


1.3


1.2


Hospital


5.0


7.0


Unclassified


2.5


2.6


Debt & Interest


8.1


17.3


State


8.2


7.1


County


3.2


2.7


100.


100.


HIGHWAY=8.8CENTS


CITY


OF QUINCY


LIBRARY=1.2CENTS


$


ONE DOLLAR


SCHOOLS=22.7 CENTS


17.3 CENTS


OTHER ILO CENTS


SCHOOL 6.3 CENTS


# ~1936%


DEBT AND INTEREST


General Government includes offices in City Hall. Protection of Persons and Property includes Police, Fire, Gypsy Moth, Sealer of Weights, Building Inspector and Wire Inspector. Highway includes Maintenance, Repairs and Street Lighting. Charities includes ex- penditures of the City in connection with Federal Relief Projects. Unclassified includes Parks, Cemeteries and Miscellaneous. State includes Metropolitan Assessments.


GEORGE H. BONSALL, Auditor of Accounts.


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AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1936


Purpose


Bal. 1935


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Legislative


Salaries .


$6,100 00


$750 00


1,650 00


$6,100 00 932 17


$717 83


Executive


Salaries .


9,573 33


9,573 33


9,310 84


262 49


Expense .


1,700 00


525 00


2,225 00


2,117 02


107 98


Auditor of Accounts


Salaries .


8,300 00


8,300 00


8,300 00 1,599 27


73


Treasurer


Salaries .


12,896 00


12,775 77


120 23


Expense. .


5,018 00


4,972 84


45 16


Management of Property


2,000 00


1,505 94


494 06


Collector


Salaries.


16,324 00 12,109 00


16,324 00


16,322 53


1 47


Expense.


12,109 00


11,331 20


777 80


Assessors


Salaries.


22,492 00


22,492 00


21,959 84 4,994 79


380 21


LAw


Salaries ..


3,300 00


3,300 00


3,000 00


300 00


Expense .


2,200 00


10,000 00


12,200 00


9,851 31


2,348 69


Awards and Claims


3,500 00


3,500 00


3,487 49


12 51


City Clerk


Salaries.


8,182 00


8,182 00


8,182 00


Expense.


350 00


350 00


213 68


136 32


Vital Statistics.


600 00


600 00


521 01


78 99


Dog Officer


1,000 00


1,000 00


894 64


105 36


City Messenger-Salary


800 00


800 00


800 00


CITY OF QUINCY


532 16


Expense .


5,975 00


$600 00


5,375 00


Expense .


1,500 00


100 00


1,600 00


12,896 00 5,018 00 2,000 00


$6,100 00


Expense.


900 00


City Engineer


Salaries and Wages.


22,000 00 1,850 00


150 00


150 00


22,000 00 2,000 00 1,550 00 1,000 00


21,128 34 1,982 03 1,472 25 997 75


17 97


Auto Maintenance and Operation Equipment.


1,000 00


2 25


Board of Registrars


Salaries .


2,075 00


2,075 00


2,075 00 8,608 50


1 50


Expense .


8,500 00


875 00


9,375 00


8,804 91


570 09


Board of Survey


100 00


100 00


66 09


33 91


Planning Board.


100 00


100 00


67 00


33 00


License Commission


303 00


100 00


403 00


380 56


22 44


Retirement Board


1,046 67


1,046 67


1,046 67


1,625 00


1,625 00


1,466 11


158 89


Civil Service Registration


250 00


250 00


240 70


9 30


Municipal Buildings


Salaries and Wages.


7,562 00


1,000 00


6,562 00


6,534 53


27 47


Maintenance and Operation .


17,350 00


3,000 00


20,350 00


20,094 55


255 45


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department


Salaries .


266.880 00


2,800 00


5,300 00


264,380 00


263,841 36


538 64


Pensions.


8,850 00


8,850 00


8,823 10


26 90


Station and General Expense .


6,350 00


2,500 00


425 00


8,425 00


8,315 63


109 37


Prisoners' Expense


500 00


500 00


499 45


55


Auto Maintenance


6,100 00


2,425 00


8,525 00


8,373 98


151 02


Traffic. .


200 00


200 00


100 00


44 77


55 23


Travelling Expense


175 00


175 00


171 28


3 72


New Equipment.


2,750 00


1,000 00


3,750 00


3,749 92


08


Fire Department


Salaries .


239,650 00


679 08


238,970 92


238,957 97


12 95


Pensions. .


13,600 10


479 08


14,079 18


14,079 18


Station and General Expense .


10,550 00


200 00


10,750 00


10,747 83


2 17


Equipment, Maint. and Operation .


6,900 00


1,000 00


7,900 00


7,859 14


40 86


Hose .


2,000 00


2,000 00


2,000 00


New Equipment


30,000 00


30,000 00


29,999 12


88


Election Officers .


9,315 00


270 00


975 00


8,610 00


871 66


Expense .


1,700 00


77 75


45


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Liquor Law .


100 00


Salary .. Expense


46


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1936-Continued


Purpose


Bal. 1935


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Fire and Police Signals


Salaries and Wages.


11,000 00


11,000 00


10,907 40


92 60


Power and Light.


2,250 00


200 00


2,050 00


2,034 79


15 21


Maintenance and Operation


9,250 00


500 00


9,750 00


9,704 41


45 59


Auto Maintenance & Operation.


300 00


300 00


296 89


3 11


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Salaries .


4,450 00


4,450 00


4,450 00


Expense .


150 00


150 00


148 69


1 31


Auto Maintenance & Operation.


250 00


250 00


236 42


13 58


New Equipment .


625 00


625 00


624 50


50


Inspector of Wires


Salaries .


3,200 00


3,200 00


3,200 00


Expense . .


325 00


219 00


210 05


8 95


Auto Maintenance & Operation


253 00


106 00


359 00


358 56


44


Inspector of Buildings


Salaries ..


3,900 00


3,900 00


3,900 00


69


Auto Maintenance .


200 00


200 00


198 34


1 66


Gypsy Moth


Salaries and Wages.


15,000 00


635 00


14,365 00


13,032 36


1,332 64


Supplies and Expense


1,400 00


250 00


1,650 00


1,571 88


78 12


Equipment, Maint. and Operation.


900 00


100 00


1,000 00


988 14


11 86


New Equipment .


500 00


500 00


465 00


35 00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health


7,350 00


175 00


7,175 00


6,907 48


267 52


Pensions


800 00


800 00


800 00


Expense .


1,730 00


1,730 00


1,729 86


14


Auto Maintenance and Operation.


1,739 00


125 00


1,864 00


1,860 95


3 05


Contagious Diseases.


46,600 00


3,800 00


42,800 00


42,549 62


250 38


Undernourished Children.


2,000 00


2,000 00


2,000 00


Dispensary-Salaries and Wages


4,850 00


4,850 00


4,850 00


Expense .


350 00


50 00


400 00


399 19


81


Child Welfare-Salaries.


4,900 00


4,900 00


4,900 00


CITY OF QUINCY


Expense


305 00


305 00


304 31


106 00


Administration-Salaries.


.


13 73


Dental Clinic.


5,500 00


5,500 00


1,889 44


Health Division-Salaries.


7,291 75


7,291 75


50 11


Expense .


65 00


65 00


1 05


New Equipment ..


1,050 00


1,050 00


37 60


Public Works Administration


Salaries .


17,946 67


17,946 67


17,251 00


695 67


Expense-Highway.


500 00


500 00


491 12


8 88


Sewer . .


300 00


300 00


298 26


1 74


Garage and Stable Expense.


10,500 00


10,500 00


10,486 02


13 98


Sanitary Division


Salaries and Wages


99,340 00


9,000 00


108,340 00


108,270 80


69 20


New Equipment.


1,200 00


1,200 00


1,119 31


80 69


Pensions .


4,616 50


860 00


5,476 50


5,451 50


25 00


Equipment Rental


3,000 00


700 00


2,300 00


2,199 00


101 00


Equipment, Maintenance.


11,000 00


11,000 00


10,975 79


24 21


Care of Dumps.


8,000 00


1,800 00


6,200 00


6,185 50


14 50


Sewer Division


Maintenance


12,500 00


12,500 00


12,499 84


16


Pensions .


4,588 00


4,588 00


4,368 00


220 00


Equipment, Maintenance.


1,200 00


1,200 00


813 73


386 27


Particular Sewers.


15,000 00


15,000 00


14,821 94


178 06


Sewer Construction .


33,500 00


5,500 00


57,216 00


55,996 79


1,219 21


*Sewer Construction, P.W.A., No. 2051


415 15


28,000 00


28,415 15


27,960 61


454 54


*Sewer Construction, P.W.A., No. 1985


10 00


10 00


10 00


*U. S. Grant Project No. 1985 and No. 2051.


9,563 12


8,865 90


18,429 02


15,000 00


3,429 02


HIGHWAYS


Highways


General Maintenance


843 51


260,000 00


260,843 51


260,390 55


452 96


Street Construction


33,500 00


33,500 00


110,000 00


109,957 41


42 59


Pensions. . .


13,370 36


430 00


13,800 36


12,585 35


1,215 01


Miscellaneous Activities.


23,000 00


23,000 00


22,606 36


393 64


New Equipment


4,000 00


4,000 00


2,956 38


1,043 62


W. P. A. Administration . Salaries. .


16,432 68


16,432 68


16,381 97


50 71


Expense .


469 74


1,000 00


1,469 74


706 15


763 59


W. P. A. Account ..


3 65


50,000 00


107,500 00


157,503 65


157,395 99


107 66


Land Takings, Hilda and Adams Sts .. .


508 50


.


* Non-Revenue Accounts.


AUDITOR'S REPORT


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508 50


508 50


.


. .


Expense .


1,725 00


1,725 00


1,711 27 3,610 56 7,241 64 63 95 1,012 40


. .


....


..


110,000 00


Street Lighting.


..


.


.


50,000 00


33,500 00


*Sewer Construction .


1,716 00


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1936-Continued


Purpose


Bal. 1935


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Land Damages, School Street


50 00


Land Damage, Sachem Street.


678 89


678 89


678 89


Construction Sea Wall


-1,665 74


1,519 46


-146 28


-146 28


New Streets, 1926.


23 76


23 76


23 76


New Streets, 1930.


158 44


158 44


158 44


122 87


122 87


122 87


*Accepted Streets, 1927.


2,168 69


2,168 69


2,168 69


*Accepted Streets, 1928.


1,424 11


1,424 11


16 00


1,408 11


*Accepted Streets, 1929.


18 13


18 13


18 13


*Accepted Streets, 1930.


2,002 93


2,002 93


18 60


1,984 33


*Accepted Streets, 1931


619 48


619 48


541 39


78 09


*Accepted Streets, 1932


10 47


10 47


10 47


*Street Construction .


36,172 25


200,000 00


33,500 00


269,672 25


264,773 68


4,898 57


*Land Taking, Streets.


396 69


52 93


449 62


449 62


*Sidewalk Construction ..


420 89


420 89


45 62


375 27


Sidewalk Project (Chap. 464).


26,466 50


26,466 50


26,466 50


CHARITY AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


Public Welfare


Salaries.


28,830 00


28,830 00


28,393 42


436 58


Expense


5,000 00


5,000 00


4,982 05


17 95


Auto Maintenance and Operation


3,500 00


3,500 00


3,494 61


5 39


Equipment.


1,200 00


1,200 00


1,180 25


19 75


City Home.


9,200 00


9,200 00


8,445 80


754 20


Mothers' Aid


30,000 00


27,000 00


57,002 82


56,960 01


42 81


Outside Aid .


12 09


150,000 00


89,000 00


239,012 09


239,011 97


12


Old Age Assistance Adm .- Fed. Grant.


1,480 73


100,000 00


19,000 00


175,264 57


171,904 32


3,360 25


Deficit Bills


9,500 00


1,000 00


8,500 00


7,256 75


1,243 25


Soldiers' Benefits


State Aid .


3,000 00


500 00


2,500 00


2,020 00


480 00


Soldiers' Relief


13 96


40,000 00


6,000 00


46,013 96


45,982 01


31 95


Military Aid


3,000 00


500 00


3,500 00


3,440 00


60 00


Soldiers' Burials


200 00


100 00


300 00


283 67


16 33


.


.


. . .


....


.


..


.


.


* Non-Revenue Accounts.


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CITY OF QUINCY


1,826 10


990 01


836 09


Old Age Assistance.


2 82


1,826 10 54,783 84


500 00


500 00


500 00


50 00


50 00


Palmer Street


*Accepted Streets, 1926


EDUCATION


1,209,875 00


1,209,875 00


1,209,855 54


19 46


Instruction


979,799 02


General Control .


19,215 47


Co-ordinate and Auxiliary Agencies


23,730 50


Plant Maintenance and Operation .


129,909 08


Equipment.


5,206 18


Miscellaneous .


2,692 17


Evening School.


2,213 39


Americanization


2,322 15


Trade School


42,037 29


Co-operative Work


640 15


Out of City Industrial


2,090 14


125 00


124 68


32


2,244 91


1,871 90


4,116 81 979 44


979 44


*Quincy School Addition


7 00


7 00


Library


Salaries and Wages.


38,252 00


3,619 82


100 00


41,971 82


41,943 05


28 77


Expense.


12,500 00


12,400 00


12,396 49


3 51


Books and Periodicals


10,000 00


10,000 00


9,999 59


41


Auto Maintenance and Operation


425 00


425 00


356 08


68 92


Parks


Administration .


Salaries .


900 00


900 00


900 00


Expense .


100 00


100 00


85 20


14 80


Maintenance .


19,920 00


19,920 00


19,803 51


116 49


Supplies and Expense


3,000 00


3,500 00


3,499 58


42


Equipment Maintenance.


1,425 00


1,425 00


1,415 18


9 82


Fore River Club.


2,460 00


2,460 00


2,459 97


03


New Equipment . .


1,175 00


1,175 00


1,175 00


ENTERPRISES


Hospital


Salaries and Wages


219,000 00


219,000 00


218,895 98


104 02


Expense .


142,400 00


146,900 00


146,888 34


11 66


Pensions .


2,008 00


2,008 00


2,008 00


New Equipment. .


5,000 00


5,000 00


4,961 39


38 61


Travel out of State


150 00


150 00


126 47


23 53


*Operating Building


8 00


8 00


*Children's Ward .


137 59


137 59


137 59


.


.


. .


.. .


..


Travel Outside State .


125 00


Smith-Hughes Fund .


2,244 91


1,871 90


Geo. Ellsey Fund


979 44


AUDITOR'S REPORT


....


.


.


.


...


4,500 00


.. .


.


* Non-Revenue Accounts.


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Schools.


Salaries and Wages .


500 00


100 00


Continuation School


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1936-Continued


Purpose


Bal. 1935


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Cemetery


Salaries. .


27,900 00


7,460 70


35,360 70


35,060 50


300 20


Supplies and Expense.


2,000 00


12 11


2,012 11


2,010 13


1 98


Equip., Maint. and Operation.


750 00


12 11


737 89


724 39


13 50


UNCLASSIFIED


Cash Variation .


865 96


865 96


865 96


Celebrations.


2,125 00


2,125 00


2,013 43


111 57


Veterans' Rent ..


3,575 00


3,575 00


3,055 09


519 91


Harbor Master.


425 00


425 00


425 00


Annual Report.


1,800 00


341 07


2,141 07


2,141 07


Workmen's Compensation


17,000 00


1,259 47


15,740 53


12,740 87


2,999 66


Annuities .


3,788 40


3,788 40


3,788 40


Rifle Range


2,500 00


23 51


2,523 51


2,523 51


Mosquito Control.


2,750 00


2,750 00


2,750 00


Parking Rent. .


2,400 00


2,400 00


2,225 00


175 00


Boiler Insurance.


1,600 00


1,600 00


1,571 84


28 16


Dredging Bay.


3,500 00


3,500 00


3,500 00


19 82


Reseeding Clam Area


96 00


96 00


96 00


Special Council Refund 1930.


481 61


481 61


481 61


Public Buildings 1935


15,396 91


2,396 91


1,080 37


1,316 54


*North High School


165,189 50


178,204 50


168,656 44


9,548 06


*Hospital Administration Building. *Municipal Garage.


90,000 00


141,125 00


114,285 33


26,839 67


*Land ..


182 51


52 93


25 00


104 58


*Grade Crossing-Water St ..


8,806 17


8,385 59


Municipal Relief


260,000 00


248,500 00


8,806 17 11,500 00


11,500 00


Totals.


$457,637 27


$4,309,006 28


$155,112 02


$381,666 36


$348,184 59


$4,955,237 34


$4,841,135 37


$114,101 97


Total Appropriations


$48,245 72


$3,799,006 28


$63,621 12


$301,598 43


$99,616 66


$4,112,854 89


$4,106,410 02


$6,444 87


Total Loans.


409,391 55


510,000 00


91,490 90


80,067 93


248,567 93


842,382 45


734,725 35


107,657 10


Totals.


$457,637 27


$4,309,006 28


$155,112 02


$381,666 36


$348,184 59


$4,955,237 34


$4,841,135 37


$114,101 97


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CITY OF QUINCY


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60,000 00


31,500 00


91,500 00 129 58


86,985 31


4,514 69


Quincy Retirement System-Pensions


13,794 00


13,794 00


13,794 00


Deficit Bills.


22,049 82


600 00


22,649 82


22,630 00


13,000 00


13,015 00


51,125 00


420 58


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Water Department


21,900 00


1,000 00


20,900 00


20,731 96


168 04


Pensions . .


3,046 00


3,046 00


3,038 25


7 75


Office Expense


2,500 00


200 00


2,300 00


2,100 20


199 80


General Maintenance


34,000 00


1,000 00


35,000 00


34,992 89


7 11


Equip, Maint. and Operation.


3,200 00


3,200 00


2,862 76


337 24


Meters ..


1,500 00


200 00


1,700 00


1,660 89


39 11


New Equipment.


2,500 00


2,500 00


35,797 48


202 52


Construction .


67,227 14


30,000 00


10,000 00


107,227 14


100,594 34


6,632 80


Bonds and Interest


General Debt


756,500 00


756,500 00


756,500 00


Water Debt.


96,000 00


437 85


158,009 09


156,979 29


1,029 80


Water Interest.


13,282 50


11 67


13,294 17


12,962 50


331 67


Temporary Loan Interest .


35,000 00


4,066 64


4,066 64


1,869 22


2,197 42


Agency and Trust Accounts


Perpetual Care Income.


7,599 41


7,175 70


423 71


423 71


90 68


C. C. Johnson Income.


4 53


4 53


4 53


Rock Island Income


35 44


30 23


65 67


65 67


Williams Trust Income.


156 45


12 09


168 54


16 00


152 54


George Pierce Income.


52 88


6 05


58 93


10 00


48 93


Nugent Income.


131 26


12 09


143 35


13 00


130 35


Hospital Trust Income .


7,028 81


278 47


7,307 28


7,307 28


C. C. Johnson Turkey Fund Income ..


60 45


60 45


60 45


D. F. Jewell Hosp. Fund Income.


1,435 00


151 13


1,586 13


1,586 13


Alfred Dell Income.


4 77


6 05


10 82


7 50


3 32


Retirement Income.


1,664 00


1,664 00


1,664 00


Special Hospital Fund


74 96


74 96


74 96


Hospital Students Fund Refunds.


6,536 32


6,536 32


6,536 32


Departmental Refunds.


30 00


267 25


297 25


285 25


12 00


Perpctual Care Funds.


9,535 00


9,535 00


9,535 00


Trusteed Accounts .


3,307 56


397 33


3,704 89


257 43


3,447 46


Cesspool and Vault Deposits


157 00


1,652 00


1,809 00


1,460 00


349 00


Particular Sewers.


100 00


9,560 00


9,660 00


8,569 00


1,091 00


Water Deposits.


120 00


1,950 00


2,070 00


1,850 00


220 00


Hospital Deposits


340 00


190 00


530 00


70 00


460 00


Retirement Board.


14,295 71


14,295 71


14,295 71


Totals.


$538,111 95


$5,511,657 65


$214,005 70


$392,866 36


$392,866 36


$6,263,775 30


$6,120,695 32


$143,079 98


Total Revenue.


$91,493 26


$5,231,657 65


$122,514 80


$302,798 43


$392,798 43


$5,355,665 71


$5,285,375 63


$70,290 08


Total Non-Revenue.


446,618 69


280,000 00


91,490 90


90,067 93


67 93


908,109 59


835,319 69


72,789 90


Totals. .


$538,111 95


$5,511,657 65


$214,005 70


$392,866 36


$392,866 36


$6,263,775 30


$6,120,695 32


$143,079 98


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Service Connections


36,000 00


36,000 00


10,000 00


10,000 00


96,000 00


96,000 00


General Interest.


348 37


157,222 87


26,306 07


8,693 93


8,332 85


361 08


Premium on Bonds


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C. E. French Income.


90 68


90 68


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3 77


3 77


3 77


Wilson Tucker Income.


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


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Salaries .


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2,500 00


*Construction .


Tax Refunds.


52


CITY OF QUINCY


REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Cash on hand January 1, 1936 $ 209,516 13


Receipts


Temporary Loans


$3,275,000 00 380,000 00


Tax Title Loans


Receipts


6,554,748 13


10,209,748 13


$10,419,264 26


Payments


Temporary Loans


$3,500,000 00


Tax Title Loans


443,000 00


No. Co. Hospital


37,292 87


No. Co. Tax


110,201 16


State of Mass.


575,084 30


Other Expenses


5,317,856 80


Transfer


90,000 00


10,073,435 13


$ 345,829 13


NON REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1936


$236,618 69


Receipts


641,490 90


Transfer


90,000 00


$968,109 59


Payments


895,319 69


$ 72,789 90


Summary


Revenue Cash on hand


$345,829 13


Non-Revenue Cash on hand


72,789 90


Total


$418,619 03


GEORGE H. BONSALL, Auditor of Accounts.


December 31, 1936.


AUDITOR'S REPORT


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SCHEDULE OF RECEIPTS


GENERAL REVENUE


Current Year:


Poll


$40,518 00


Personal


286,984 63


Real Estate


2,386,567 35


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


107,800 28


$2,821,870 26


Previous Years:


Poll


$8,864 39


Personal


53,214 93


Real Estate


1,235,186 42


Tax Titles Redeemed


441,802 17


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


29,264 75


$1,768,332 66


Old Age Assistance Tax:


Tax Collections


$528 00


From State:


Corporation tax, gas, electric light and


water


$6,094 26


Corporation tax business


107,634 01


Race Track


8,912 34


Income Tax 1936:


State Valuation


209,908 92


Education


48,888 91


Licenses:


Junk


$190 00


Amusements


3,023 00


Victuallers


725 00


Express and Carriage


11 00


Pool and Billiards


370 00


Auctioneer


24 00


Hawkers and Peddlers


455 00


Motor Sales


1,005 00


Gasoline Renewals


2,892 75


Lord's Day


760 00


Pawn Broker


60 00


Old Gold (Dealers)


50 00


Hunters' License Fees


369 25


Dog License Fees


512 00


Milk


213 00


Dog Licenses


5,273 00


Ice Cream


228 50


Beverages


160 00


Pasteurization


84 00


Dental Clinic


481 20


Undertaker


60 00


Massage


25 00


Liquor and Drugs


66,466 00


All Others


. 53 00


$381,438 44


$83,490 70


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54


CITY OF QUINCY


Permits:


Marriages


$1,560 00 869 00


Plumbing


$2,429 00


FINES AND FORFEITS


East Norfolk District Court $2,123 03


Dedham Court


153 00


$2,276 03


GRANTS AND GIFTS


From State:


Industrial School (Smith-Hughes)


$1,871 90


Americanization


986 85


Quincy Trade School


13,296 60


State Old Age Chap. 438, 1936


29,308 50


$45,463 85


From County :


Dog Licenses


$3,619 82


From Federal Government:


Drain Project 1985


$8,865 90


Hospital Project 1111


50,750 00


Garage Project 1112


31,500 00


$91,115 90


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Gypsy Moth


$930 99


Street Betterments


35,139 93


Sidewalks


7,399 93


Main Sewers


17,398 63


$60,869 48


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


City Treasurer, costs


$3,588 00


Tax Collector, costs


9,952 77


City Clerk, recording and special


1,809 25


Tax Collector, cash advancement


$200 00


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department :


Care of Prisoners


$142 50


Fire Department:


Recharging chemicals


$65 20


Sale old materials


32 70


False alarms


50 00


Fire Permits . 24 00


Alcohol Permits


8 50


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Damage to Boxes


41 35


$15,350 02


. . . . ... $221 75


55


AUDITOR'S REPORT


State:


Gas tax refunds


$26 49


Sealer of Weights:


Fees


$1,095 93


Building Inspector : Fees $1,626 50


Engineering:


Fees:


$390 00


Wire Inspector:


Fees


$1,040 58


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Health:


Contagious


$1,791 25


Tuberculosis


17,018 50


$18,809 75


Sanitation :


Particular Sewers-labor and materials


$8,648 77


Refuse and Garbage:


Scavenger


$1,576 62


Garbage


7,060 00


$8,636 62


HIGHWAYS


Sea Wall


$1,519 46


Bridge Repairs


51 15


Trench Repairs


121 38


Rent


90 00


Miscellaneous (Junk, etc.)


38 50


$1,820 49


CHARITIES


City Home:


Sale of Produce


$365 86


Reimbursement from Individuals


225 34


$591 20


Reimbursements for Relief:


Outside Aid:


Individuals


$938 82


Cities and Towns


55,904 36


State


69,288 84


$126,132 02


Mothers' Aid:


State


$3,599 15


City and Towns


997 90


$4,597 05


Old Age Assistance:


Cities and Towns


$8,413 77


State


52,805 44


Federal Administration


1,826 10


Federal Assistance


54,783 84


$117,829 15


56


CITY OF QUINCE


Soldiers' Benefits:


State Aid


$2,655 00


Military Aid


1,547 50


Soldiers' Burials


87 00


$4,289 50


HOSPITAL


Receipts from Patients


$190,913 38


Endowment Fund


4,000 00


$194,913 38


EDUCATION


School Department:


State Tuition


$3,240 35


Other Tuition


232 82


Sale of Books and Supplies, Breakage


723 48


Rents


1,618 00


Miscellaneous


13 07


$5,827 72


Industrial School:


Industrial Work


$1,082 05


Industrial School Revenue:


Receipts from Cities and Towns


12,502 72


$13,584 77


LIBRARY


Fines


$2,829 58


Miscellaneous


100 49


$2,930 07


UNCLASSIFIED


Seal Bounty


$88 00


Fore River Club Rents


218 00


Cash Variations


865 96


Refund Tax Title Loan Interest


28,554 60


Project No. 1111 Deposit


375 00


Sale City Property


2,113 05


Rent City Property


40 00


Sale Chair


1 00


Unidentified Receipts


24 42


$32,280 03


WATER SERVICE ENTERPRISE


Water Department:


Water rates 1936


$335,230 91


Previous Years


27,701 69


Water service connections


9,511 42


Water Liens


17.262 65


$389,706 67


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AUDITOR'S REPORT


CEMETERIES


Burial Department:


Sale of lots and graves


$7,790 00


Care of lots and graves


1,874 00


Opening graves


7,854 00


Foundations and grading


2,226 75


$19,744 75


INTEREST


Interest on taxes


$50,127 39


Interest on tax titles


33,623 49


Interest on assessments


14,003 13


$97,754 01


Interest on Trust Funds:


Perpetual Care Fund


$7,599 41


George Pierce Fund


6 05


G. F. French Fund


90 68


Williams Fund


12 09


Rock Island Fund


) 23


C. C. Johnson Turkey Fund


4 53


Alex. Nugent Fund


3 77


Mary Wilson Tucker Fund


: 09


Hospital Trust Fund


278 47


D. L. Jewell Fund


151 13


Retirement Fund


1,664 00


A. A. Dell Fund


05


Children's Ward


22 90


Student Nurses


6 62


Accrued Interest on Bonds


$458 89


Premium on Bonds


3,948 14


Premium on Water Bonds


118 50


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Temporary Loans, Revenue


$3,275,000 00


Temporary Loans, Grant Anticipation


(Sewer)


48,000 00


Sewer Loans


50,000 00


Street Loans


200,000 00


Municipal Relief


260,000 00


Tax Title Loans


380,000 00


Water Loans


102,000 00


Hospital


90,000 00


Garage


60,000 00


$9,948 47


$4,525 53


$4,465,000 00


) 45


C. C. Johnson Fund


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58


CITY OF QUINCY


REFUNDS


Departmental:


Welfare Department Refunds


$23 53


Old Age Refunds


43 00


Highway Department-Payroll Refunds


27 09


Election Refunds


3 00


City Clerk Refunds




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