Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1938, Part 5

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1938
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Number of Pages: 520


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$989,022 34


General Control


Offices of Superintendent and Asst. Superintendent Salaries :


Superintendent


$6,500 00


Asst. Superintendent


4,000 00


Clerks


1,451 00


$11,951 00


Less Charges to Other Accounts


523 15


$11,427 85


Expense :


Printing & Advertising . $164 19


Postage and Supplies


381 51


Fuel and Light


636 90


Telephone


547 97


Transportation


671 16


Miscellaneous


178 66


$2,580 39


$14,008 24


General Control


Guidance and Research :


Salaries


$2,500 00


Expense


31 84


$2,531 84


79


REPORT OF TREASURER


Business Administration Salaries :


Clerks


$5,035 00


Less Charges to Other


Accounts


73 62


Other School Services


Supplies and Expense


693 00


$22,194 46


Coordinate and Auxiliary Services


Attendance Officers


Salaries


$2,220 00


Less Charges to Other


Accounts


32 45


$2,187 55


Health - Supplies


227 28


Examining Physicians


239 00


School Nurses and Physicians Salaries


$9,400 00


Transportation


602 72


Home Visitors


Salaries


$3,760 00


Transportation


410 32


4,170 32


Transportation of Pupils .... 10,541 10


Less Amount transferred to


Other Accounts 130 00


10,411 10


Community Purposes


Salaries


$324 00


Heat, Light and Power .... 266 57


590 57


$27,828 54


Plant Maintenance and Operation


Operation :


Salaries-Janitors, etc. .. $68,298 73


Less Charges to Other


Accounts


400 00


Pensions


Expense :


Fuel and Light


$44,754 50


Telephone


1,701 87


Janitors' Supplies


4,343 18


Auto Maintenance


235 87


51,035 42


Less Charges to Other


Accounts


138 40


$50,897 02


$119,545 75


$67,898 73 750 00


4,961 38


10,002 72


80


CITY OF QUINCY


Maintenance:


Repairs and Upkeep. $24,775 97 Replacement 8,133 03


32,909 00


$152,454 75


New Equipment


Furniture and Furnishings ..........


$12,560 46


Miscellaneous


Diplomas


$465 70


Tuition at Training School


930 17


General Printing


893 20


Athletic Supplies


268 12


Sundry Items


364 39


$2,921 58


Evening School


Salaries:


Teachers and Principal. $2,027 50


Janitors


183 00


$2,210 50


Printing & Advertising


88 65


$2,299 15


Americanization School


Salaries :


Supervisor


$900 00


Teachers


822 50


$1,722 50


Printing & Advertising


40 24


$1,762 74


Special Equipment


Architect


$538 49


Contractor


11,461 51


$12,000 00


Trade School


Salaries:


Director and Teachers ....


$36,243 50


Clerk


948 00


Laborers


455 61


37,647 11


Less Smith Hughes & George


Deen Income 4,792 31


$32,854 81


Other Expenses :


Telephone


$78 11


Fuel and Light


1,694 72


Equipment and Supplies ..


9,870 96


$11,643 79


$44,498 60


81


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Evening Trade Extension School for Men


Salaries :


Teachers and Tool Bags .. $986 50


Janitors


57 00


$1,043 50


Less George Deen Income 47 50


$996 00


Equipment & Supplies.


337 34


$1,333 34


Continuation School


Salaries:


Director


$540 00


Teachers


99 50


Less Smith-Hughes Income.


$517 61


Out of City Industrial


Tuition


$1,148 23


Travel Outside of State


Convention Expenses


$79 40


George Deen Fund


Teachers' Salaries


$3,027 50


Smith-Hughes Fund


Teachers' Salaries


$1,964 20


Library


Salaries and Wages:


Librarian


$4,250 00


Assistants


30,401 26


Janitors


2,348 75


Care of Rooms


3,150 00


Chauffeur, etc.


2,200 00


$42,350 01


Expense :


Fuel and Light.


$2,870 00


Library Supplies


1,198 05


Janitor's Supplies


323 65


Rent


3,540 00


Binding


1,118 10


Telephone


162 77


Printing and Postage.


180 00


Insurance


562 20


Building Repairs


373 31


Furniture & Furnishings


415 96


Sundry Items


55 02


Books and Periodicals


Auto Maintenance and Operation :


Gas and Oil


$75 07


Insurance 99 55


Equipment and Repairs ..


82 80


$10,799 06 12,999 06


257 42


$66,405 55


$639 50 121 89


82


CITY OF QUINCY


Parks


Administration :


Postage and Office Supplies


$98 17


Maintenance :


Salaries and Wages:


Manager


$2,247 34


Foreman


2,257 00


Playground Supervisor


150 00


Instructors (22)


1,664 00


Labor


21,025 23


$27,343 57


Supplies and Expense : Supplies


6,746 23


Equipment Maintenance :


Gas and Oil


$639 24


Equipment and Repairs ..


557 57


Use of Car


191 32


1,388 13


Fore River Club:


Caretaker


$1,560 00


Telephone


39 35


Fuel and Lights


535 80


Repairs


167 40


Supplies


469 94


Insurance


432 00


3,204 49


$38,780 59 $1,053 53


New Equipment


Hospital


Salaries and Wages:


Administration


$24,380 77


Telephone Operators


4,707 60


Registered Nurses


106,504 54


Internes


935 00


Physio-Therapy


4,660 00


Orderlies


7,171 76


X-ray


5,173 37


Ambulance


4,363 49


Housekeeping & Kitchen


58,939 39


Laundry


7,776 57


Maintenance - Property & Power Plant


9,412 44


Care of Grounds


1,345 24


Laboratory


6,253 27


$241,623 44


Expense :


Nurses' Equipment


$1,108 74


Medical and Surgical


31,438 40


X-ray


3,978 40


Ambulance


929 73


Housekeeping & Kitchen


13,468 93


Laundry


1,017 51


Groceries


18,781 51


83


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Butter and Eggs 6,688 84


Milk and Cream


10,915 64


Fruits and Vegetables


6,267 29


Meats, Poultry and Fish


15,993 98


Coal and Wood


10,551 41


Electricity and Gas


7,673 26


Transportation and Ex- press


62 85


Commissions


3,341 41


Repairs to Building and Plant


12,775 62


Postage & Office Supplies


3,674 34


Telephone


3,088 28


Insurance


314 45


Sundry Items


167 52


Pensions


$152,238 11 2,168 25


New Equipment :


Building & Kitchen Fix-


tures


$2,921 80


Office Equipment


849 87


Medical and Surgical


3,102 42


$6,874 09


Travel Out of State


219 55


Rest and Nurses' Rooms


7,753 54


$410,876 98


CHILDREN'S WARD


Air Conditioner


$200 00


Cemetery


Salaries and Wages:


Superintendent


$2,347 50


Clerk


700 00


Labor


34,833 00


$37,880 50


Supplies and Expense:


Postage & Office Supplies


$143 44


Advertising & Printing


87 25


Cemetery Supplies


2,166 68


2,397 37


Equipment& Maintenance and Operation:


Gas and Oil


$496 29


Equipment and Repairs 396 40


892 69


New Equipment


591 27


$41,761 83


CELEBRATIONS


Memorial Day:


G. A. R.


$305 67


J. A. Boyd Camp


174 91


Wollaston Legion


98 25


Cyril Morrissette


100 00


Equipment


84


CITY OF QUINCY


Geo. F. Bryan 100 00


American Legion Post No. 95


100 00


Mass. State Guard


92 95


971 78


Norfolk County Memorial Service


349 55


Armistice Day-Legion Post No. 95 148 92


$1,470 25


VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS RENT


Geo. F. Bryan Post


$550 00


James A. Boyd Camp


600 00


American Legion Post No. 95


600 00


Wollaston Legion Post No. 295


600 00


Cyril Morrissette Post No. 294


600 00


G. A. R. Memorial


$2,950 00 $412 06


HARBOR MASTER


Salary


$400 00


Expense


50 00


$450 00


PRINTING CITY ORDINANCES


Printing


$256 68


STADIUM DEDICATION


Decorating


$45 00


Folders


20 00


Loud Speaker


35 00


$100 00


SPECIAL JUDGMENT


Court Judgment


$1,361 20


ANNUAL REPORT


Printing


$1,798 00


WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION


Sewer


$805 23


Highway


5,829 25


Sanitary


2,353 12


Sewer Docket 2051


37 57


Water


506 07


School


49 00


Gypsy Moth


378 29


Cemetery


84 00


Hospital


64 95


Park


26 00


Clerk


125 00


$10,258 48


85


AUDITOR'S REPORT


ANNUITIES


Hollis Annuity


$1,000 00


Curry Annuity


1,400 00


Del Greco Annuity


1,400 00


$3,800 00


RIFLE RANGE


Transportation and range fees $2,109 81


MOSQUITO CONTROL


State of Massachusetts


$2,750 00


PARKING RENT


Rent of Land $2,300 00


QUINCY RETIREMENT SYSTEM


Pension Contribution


$19,857 18


MOVING FIRE ALARM BUILDING


Electrical Equipment


$432 40


DEFICIT SALARIES


Auditor's Department


$5,013 15


DEFICIT BILLS


Council


$79 28


Tax Collector


31 80


Assessors


105 15


Vital Statistics


390 75


Public Buildings


103 94


Gypsy Moth


270 45


Inspector of Wires


47 92


Police


804 81


Fire and Police Signals


84 00


Sanitary Equipment Maintenance


109 61


Public Works Administration Expense


19 65


Highway Garage and Stable


757 42


General Maintenance


2,904 42


Miscellaneous Activities


45 77


Street Lighting


15 97


W.P.A.


5,275 12


Stadium


970 25


Parking Space


33 00


Alterations to Hospital Building


1,356 17


Welfare


10,756 89


School


226 88


Workmen's Compensation


124 00


Hospital Administration Building


188 42


$24,701 67


86


CITY OF QUINCY


Water Department


Administration :


Salaries:


Superintendent


$3,350 00


Inspector


2,200 00


Assistant Inspector


1,800 00


Meter Readers


7,704 46


Clerk


1,750 00


Clerk


1,450 00


Clerk


1,300 00


Clerk


1,150 00


Extra


Clerical


89 50


Pensions


$20,793 96 $3,914 00


Office Expense:


Postage & Office Sup-


plies


$1,197 67


Printing & Advertising


470 98


Recording


937 75


Sundry Items


108 30


$2,714 70


Maintenance:


Labor


$36,905 66


Fuel and Lights


827 34


Materials and Supplies


8,487 13


$46,220 13


Medical Services


125 00


Equipment Maintenance and Operation :


Gas and Oil


$1,514 57


Insurance


784 68


Equipment and Repairs ..


687 13


$2,986 38


Service Connections:


Labor


$16,593 24


Materials and Supplies .. 7,240 59


$23,833 83


New Equipment


$1,254 08


Meters


$3,422 19


$105,264 27


Bonds and Interest MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS (See also Non-Revenue Federal Grants)


Inside Debt Limit:


School


$98,000 00


Sewer


87,000 00


Street


194,000 00


Hospital


13,000 00


Other


64,000 00


$456,000 00


87


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Outside Debt Limit:


School


$97,500 00


Sewer


15,545 46


Hospital


17,366 13


Other


125,000 00


Water


$255,411 59 $95,000 00


Temporary Loans


Tax Title Loan


$806,411 59 $3,400,000 00 $239,000 00


GENERAL INTEREST


Inside Debt Limit:


Schools


16,988 75


Street


27,764 99


Sewer


14,595 00


Hospital


2,497 50


Other


4,335 00


$66,181 24


Outside Debt Limit:


Sewer


$13,568 75


Schools


19,811 25


Hospital


4,938 75


Other


11,148 75


Tax Title Loans


$49,467 50 408 69


Water


9,927 50


$125,984 93


INTEREST


Temporary Loan Interest


$9,727 74


PREMIUMS ON BONDS


Certification


$1,290 40


Agency and Trust Accounts


PERPETUAL CARE INCOME


Interest on Bonds Purchased


$365 97


WILLIAM PIERCE FUND


Care of Lot


$10 00


WILLIAMS TRUST INCOME


Care of Lot


$10 00


NUGENT INCOME


Care of Lot


$3 13


WILSON TUCKER INCOME


$10 00


Care of Lot


ALFRED DELL INCOME


Care of Lot


$5 00


88


CITY OF QUINCY


MURIEL C. BENT INCOME


Care of Lot $5 00


RETIREMENT FUND INCOME


Interest on Bonds $4,201 66


SPECIAL HOSPITAL FUND INCOME


Student Nurses Loan Fund


$7 52


Post Graduate Nurses Loan Fund 4 35


Children's Ward Fund


26 81


$38 68


MARY C. PARKER FUND


Trust Fund


$5,000 00


WATER LIENS


Refunds


$29 03


TAX REFUNDS


Excise Tax


$2,109 74


Real Estate, Poll and Personal 14,527 81


$16,637 55


DEPARTMENTAL REFUNDS


Health Refund


$50 00


Tax Collector (Cashier Change)


200 00


$250 00


PERPETUAL CARE FUND


Cash and Securities


$9,835 00


TRUSTEED ACCOUNTS


Sundry Persons


$968 89


TAILINGS FUND (Unclaimed Wages)


Sundry Persons


$108 31


SALE OF DOGS


County of Norfolk


$51 00


TAX TITLES


Sundry Persons


$1,380 01


Special Deposits


SCAVENGER


Refunds


$402 50


Charges to Deposits


1,139 50


$1,542 00


SEWER


Refunds


$2,115 55


Charges to Deposits


12,734 45


$14,850 00


1


89


AUDITOR'S REPORT


WATER


Refunds


$226 41 2,848 59


Charges to Deposits


$3,075 00


HOSPITAL


Refunds


$144 38


Charges


75 62


$220 00


RETIREMENT BOARD


Securities Purchased


$19,232 52


State of Massachusetts


State Tax


$322,150 00


Charles River Basin:


Debt Service


$4,160 92


Maintenance


8,007 07


12,167 99


Metropolitan Parks:


Debt Service


$12,278 19


Maintenance


46,966 90


Planning Division


708 07


Nantasket


3,606 33


Wellington Bridge


104 15


Metropolitan Sewer: Debt Service


$58,384 42


Maintenance


28,839 14


87,223 56


Metropolitan Water:


Debt Service


143,846 62


Maintenance


47,206 04


Brookline Credit


6,830 64


197,883 30


Care of Civil War Veterans


45 00


Abatement of Smoke Nuisance


1,316 85


Auditing Municipal Accounts


78 14


Veterans Exemption


266 12


West Roxbury-Brookline Parkway


89


Special-Neponset Bridge


5,651 46


$690,446 95


Norfolk County Tax


115,786 19


Norfolk County Hospital


44,031 98


Norfolk County Dog Licenses


6,440 60


Total


$10,091,346 32


NON-REVENUE PAYMENTS Sewer Construction


Drains :


Labor


$22,021 97


Sharpening


156 81


Easements


5 00


Materials


6,891 14


$29,074 92


59,245 09


90


CITY OF QUINCY


Construction:


Labor


$40,710 41


Sharpening


355 06


Easements


178 09


Materials


9,224 82


50,468 38


$79,543 30


Special Judgment


Court Settlement $5,757 91 ..........


Accepted Streets 1928 WEST SQUANTUM STREET


Land Taking $800 00


Accepted Streets 1932 BEACON STREET


Land Taking $7 03


Land Taking-Streets


Bay View Street


$17 25


Bellevue Road


186 18


Bowdoin Street


12 00


East Howard Street


2,100 00


Greenwood Avenue


850 00


Holbrook Road


235 21


Huckins Avenue


559 36


Lafayette Street


30 00


Newton Street


20 00


Old Colony Avenue


451 92


Pleasant Street


216 00


Pontiac Road


20 00


School Street


25 29


$4,723 21


Street Construction


ABERDEEN ROAD


Labor


$1,654 77


Materials


38 30


Equipment


395 25


Engineering


20 00


$2,108 32


ARLINGTON STREET


Materials


$4 13


91


AUDITOR'S REPORT


BAYFIELD ROAD


Labor


$5,475 13


Materials


4,506 40


Equipment


1,738 03


Drains


465 91


Engineering


75 00


BELLEVUE ROAD


Labor


$2,876 04


Materials


3,469 58


Equipment


2,001 22


Engineering


165 74


BILLINGS ROAD


Labor


$9,518 36


Materials


10,139 66


Equipment


3,276 89


Drains


1,049 97


BEDFORD STREET


Labor


$1,893 90


Equipment


307 50


Materials


133 75


BRADFORD STREET


Labor


$3,278 42


Materials


2,046 49


Equipment


617 63


Drains ...


192 23


Engineering


66 94


BROOKS AVENUE


Labor


$285 09


Equipment


361 95


CENTER STREET


Labor


$2,221 95


Materials


67 97


Equipment


1,107 25


Recording


6 26


CRANCH STREET


Labor


$2,469 66


Materials


1,394 67


Equipment


942 33


Engineering


118 65


$12,260 47


$8,512 58


$23,984 87


$2,335 15


$6,201 71


$647 04


$3,403 43


$4,925 31


92


CITY OF QUINCY


CROSS STREET


Labor


$209 56


Equipment


234 63


$444 19


CURLEW ROAD


Materials


23


DELANO AVENUE


Labor


$2,474 96


Materials


1,939 27


Equipment


405 03


Drain


615 07


Engineering


141 81


$5,576 14


DEWSON ROAD


Labor


$1,332 61


Materials


858 67


Equipment


201 39


$2,392 67


EAST SQUANTUM STREET


Labor


$195 24


Materials


97 29


$292 53


EAST HOWARD STREET


Land Taking $2,000 00


ELLIOT AVENUE


Labor


$2,278 45


Materials


1,586 09


Equipment


984 82


Engineering


59 85


$4,909 21


EUCLID AVENUE


Labor


$750 87


Equipment


184 26


$935 13


FAXON LANE


Labor


$79 00


Materials


100 17


$179 17


FAXON PARK ROAD


Materials


46


93


AUDITOR'S REPORT


FLYNT STREET


Labor


$3,085 71


Materials ....


1,775 83


Equipment ......


406 13


$5,267 67


FORT HILL


Labor $69 39


FURNACE AVENUE


Labor


$2,468 95


Equipment


900 10


Engineering


34 13


$3,403 18


GODDARD STREET


Labor


$5,259 44


Materials


2,119 41


Equipment


1,339 16


$8,718 01


GRANITE STREET


Labor


$252 38


Materials


190 65


Equipment


76 50


$519 53


GREEN STREET


Labor


$1,145 35


Materials


1,247 63


Equipment


303 69


Engineering


72 75


$2,769 42


HAMILTON AVENUE


Materials $162 47


HANCOCK STREET


Labor


$883 39


Materials


260 86


Equipment


404 00


Engineering


66 82


$1,615 07


HARRIET AVENUE


Materials


$248 27


HARRINGTON AVENUE


Recording


$2 67


94


CITY OF QUINCY


HARVARD STREET


Materials


$134 64


HATHERLEY ROAD


Labor


$1,419 63


Materials


12 60


Equipment


278 88


Engineering


169 18


$1,880 29


HIGH SCHOOL AVENUE


Materials


$62 50


HOLBROOK ROAD


Labor


$1,316 01


Materials


1,192 76


Equipment


451 06


Engineering


52 76


$3,012 59


LINCOLN AVENUE


Labor


$478 30


Equipment


237 82


$716 12


MOFFAT ROAD


Recording


$28 12


MONTCLAIR AVENUE


Labor


$6,090 42


Materials


2,963 16


Equipment


1,036 07


$10,089 65


NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE


Materials


46


OAKLAND AVENUE


Materials


$13 02


PHIPPS STREET


Materials


$1 60


PLEASANT STREET


Labor


$5,691 72


Materials


3,036 05


Equipment


1,747 60


Drain


472 37


Engineering


288 63


$11,236 37


95


AUDITOR'S REPORT


PLYMOUTH STREET


Materials


$12 75


PONTIAC ROAD


Labor


$2,996 96


Materials


2,555 15


Equipment


740 16


Engineering


174 09


$6,466 36


PROSPECT AVENUE


Labor


$2,330 62


Materials


1,582 97


Equipment


1,173 69


Engineering


40 43


$5,127 71


QUINCY AVENUE


Labor


$11,173 31


Materials


9,021 80


Equipment


3,313 38


Engineering


102 35


$23,610 84


ROCK ISLAND ROAD


Labor


$332 89


Equipment


224 00


$556 89


RUSSELL STREET


Land Taking


$990 85


Recording


3 00


$993 85


SEA STREET


Labor


$6,320 57


Materials


4,848 12


Equipment


1,246 03


Engineering


356 97


Land Taking


5,875 00


Recording


3 26


$18,649 95


SHERMAN STREET


Labor


$2,391 39


Materials


595 33


Equipment


....


1,259 33


Engineering


121 13


$4,367 18


...


96


CITY OF QUINCY


SOUTH STREET


Labor


$2,807 81


Materials


155 39


Equipment


675 64


Tools


207 15


Engineering


110 37


$3,956 36


STEWART STREET


Labor


$463 93


Materials


320 80


Equipment


249 76


$1,034 49


UPLAND ROAD


Labor


$2,596 85


Materials


1,633 19


Equipment


719 51


Drains


369 22


Engineering


53 33


$5,372 10


WASHINGTON STREET


Labor


$3,125 98


Materials


2,214 03


Equipment


1,850 96


Engineering


176 51


$7,367 48


WEST STREET


Materials


$12 16


WEST SQUANTUM STREET


Labor


$9,077 28


Materials


3,717 70


Equipment


2,799 88


Engineering


333 00


Land Taking


500 00


Recording


5 16


$16,433 02


TUITWE'L STREET


Labor


$886 37


Materials


109 66


Equipment


165 50


Land Taking


179 69


Recording


33 42


$1,374 64


97


AUDITOR'S REPORT


WILLARD STREET


Labor


$20,143 14


Materials


17,273 89


Equipment


1,489 56


Drain


5,296 83


Engineering


262 35


$44,465 77


Total


$270,865 33


Central Fire Station


Contractor


$104,411 35


Architect


3,053 97


Clerk of Works


2,937 60


Plans


626 30


Insurance


316 43


Equipment and Supplies


9,337 02


Labor


293 50


Transportation


54 00


Advertising


17 00


Engineering


94 54


Sundry Items


108 75


$121,250 46


West Quincy Fire Station DOCKET No. 1521 F


Architect


$1,460 88


Recording


6 26


Advertising


98 64


$1,565 78


Nurses Home DOCKET No. 1518 F


Advertising


$19 50


Sundry Persons


31 89


$51 39


Quincy Town River Improvement


Commonwealth of Massachusetts $68,460 00


U. S. Grant


PROJECT No. 1112 R MUNICIPAL GARAGE


Retirement of Bonds $3,000 00


U. S. Grant


PROJECT No. 1111 R HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Retirement of Bonds $633 87


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U. S. Grant PROJECT No. 2051 SEWER


Retirement of Bonds


$7,454 54


U. S. Grant PROJECT No. 1985 SEWER


Retirement of Bonds


$5,000 00


Water Construction


Labor


$21,041 55


Materials


22,694 83


Sharpening


509 02


Freight and Express


12 95


$44,258 35


TOTAL


$613,371 17


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REPORT OF THE TREASURER


HON. THOMAS S. BURGIN, Mayor Quincy, Massachusetts


JANUARY 2, 1939.


DEAR SIR:


I submit herewith the report of the City Treasurer for the year ending December 31st, 1938.


Respectfully,


HAROLD P. NEWELL, City Treasurer.


TREASURER'S STATEMENT


Receipts


Cash on Hand January 1, 1938.


$ 597,886 43


General revenue:


Taxes 1938


2,941,201 29


Taxes Previous Years


974,162 23


Taxes-Motor Excise


157,542 03


Tax Titles Held by City-Redeemed


298,424 78


Licenses


74,028 50


Permits


1,478 00


Court Fines


1,207 71


Grants and Gifts (Dog Licenses)


6,370 72


State of Massachusetts


608,951 83


Special Assessments:


Sewer Assessments


18,362 29


Sidewalks


3,727 07


Street Betterment


25,200 19


General Government:


Tax Collector and Treasurer-Costs


10,185 19


City Clerk


3,507 95


Police Dept.


219 13


Fire Dept.


140 60


Sealer Weights and Measures


1,047 24


Building Inspector


1,956 50


Engineering-Grade Fees


433 02


Wire Inspector


984 00


Gypsy Moth


763 40


Board of Health-Con. Diseases


2,447 75


Con. Dis. T. B.


14,043 10


Miscellaneous


33 00


Plumbing Inspector


1,488 25


Milk Licenses


220 00


Scavenger


1,464 00


Garbage Disposal


12,955 00


Highways


283 65


Welfare Dept.


116,798 77


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Welfare-Old Age Assistance 102,527 62


O.A.A. Fed. Grant


147,280 85


Dependent Children Fed. Grant


14,332 32


Hospital Dept.


221,308 45


School Dept.


7,389 37


Trade School Receipts


738 88


Trade School Revenue


11,026 97


Smith Hughes and Deen Funds (Schools)


5,378 17


Library Fines etc.


2,927 32


Particular Sewer Receipts (Treas.)


14,806 03


Miscellaneous City


4,595 10


Departmental Refund Account


576 19


Sale of Foreclosed Property


8,020 00


Public Services:


Water Rates 1938


365,119 82


Water Rates prior


7,495 51


Water Liens-Tax Collector


34,357 24


Water Service Connections


11,258 04


Cemetery-Care and Sale of Lots


18,362 00


Cemetery Foundations


2,436 64


Interest :


Tax Collector-Taxes and Assessments


41,087 65


City Treasurer-On Tax Titles


19,634 15


Perpetual Care Fund


8,527 68


Other Trust Accounts


4,813 80


Accrued Interest on Bonds


189 68


Premium on Bond Sales


2,349 87


Municipal Indebtedness:


Temporary Loans 1938


3,200,000 00


Bond Anticipation Loan


143,460 00


Loan on Tax Titles


200,000 00


Water Loans


50,000 00


General Loans


672,757 91


Agency, Trust & Deposits


City Clerk-Dog Licenses-County


6,603 20


Perpetual Care Fund


9,835 00


Hospital Trust Funds


5,000 00


Other Trust Funds


500 92


Deposits-Scavenger


1,482 00


Particular Sewer


14,350 00


Water


3,075 00


Hospital Nurses


240 00


Health License State


50 00


Cash and Securities


200 00


Retirement System


19,232 52


Federal Emergency Relief


1,496 33


Street Construction-State


13,771 11


Total


$11,276,106 96


Transfer


77,318 09


$11,353,425 05


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Payments


Paid out on Mayor's Warrants 1938


Transfer


Cash on Hand


$10,776,746 75 77,318 09 499,360 21


TOTAL


$11,353,425 05


Cash on Hand, January 1, 1938


$ 597,886 43


Cash Receipts, 1938


10,678,220 53


Cash Payments, 1938


10,776,746 75


Cash on Hand, December 31, 1938


499,360 21


Rock Island Fund


Quincy Savings Bank $1,000 00 Fund .... $1,000 00


Income


Unexpended Income, January 1, 1938 $30 23


Interest Receipts, 1938 25 15


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938 ... $55 38


Charles E. French Fund


Quincy Savings Bank $3,000 00


Fund


..... $3,000 00


Income


Interest Receipts, 1938 .


$75 46


Credited to Burial Department


75 46


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


Quincy Savings Bank $ 150 00


Fund $ 150 00


Income


Interest Receipts, 1938 $ 3 76


Credited to Burial Department 3 76


George Pierce Fund-Perpetual Care Lot No. 252 Quincy Savings Bank $ 200 00


Fund $ 200 00


Income


Unexpended Income, January 1, 1938 ... $54 98


Interest Receipts, 1938 5 03


$60 01


Expended


10 00


Balance on hand December 31, 1938


$50 01


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Mary Willson Tucker Fund-Perpetual Care Lot No. 679 Quincy Savings Bank $ 400 00 Fund $ 400 00


Income


Unexpended Income, January 1, 1938 .... $130 44


Interest Receipts, 1938 10 06


$140 50


Expended, 1938


10 00


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938


$130 50


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


Quincy Savings Bank $ 400 00 Fund $ 400 00


Income


Unexpended Income, January 1, 1938 $152 63


Interest Receipts, 1938 10 06


$162 69


Expended, 1938


10 00


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938 ...... $152 69


Alexander Nugent-Perpetual Care Fund


Quincy Savings Bank $ 125 00 Fund $ 125 00


Income


Interest Receipts, 1938


$ 3 13


Paid Trustees St. Mary's Cemetery 3 13


C. C. Johnson-Turkey Fund


Quincy Savings Bank $2,000 00


Fund $2,000 00


Income


Interest Receipts, 1938


$50 31


Credited to Welfare Department 50 31


Alfred A. Dell-Flower Fund Lots No. 896-898


Quincy Savings Bank $ 200 00 Fund ....


$


200 00


Income


Unexpended Income, January 1, 1938 ... $ 4 37


Interest Receipts, 1938 5 03


$ 9 40


Expended, 1938


5 00


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938 ... $ 4 40


Minnie B. Bent-Flower Fund Lot No. 744


Quincy Savings Bank $ 250 00 Fund .....


$ 250 00


Income


Unexpended Income, January 1, 1938 ...... $ 2 50


Interest Receipts, 1938 6 26


$ 8 76


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Expended, 1938 5 00


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938 $ 3 76


Hospital Trust Fund


Quincy Savings Bank $9,453 25 Fund $9,453 25 Also Walker-Stetson Co. Class A Common Capital Stock 24 shares (par value $50.00 each)


Income


Unexpended January 1, 1938


$7,588 90


Interest Receipts, 1938 237 80


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938


$7,826 70


Hospital Trust-D. L. Jewell Fund


Quincy Savings Bank $5,000 00 Fund $5,000 00


Income


Unexpended January 1, 1938 $1,737 26


Interest Receipts, 1938 125 78


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938


$1,863 04


Hospital Trust Funds-Special


Quincy Savings Bank $ 568 37


Granite Trust Co.


Savings Dept. 112 56


Quincy Savings Bank $ 402 70 Granite Trust Co. ...... 116 91


$ 680 93


Interest Receipts


38 68


$ 719 61


Expended from Chil-


dren's Ward Fund 200 00


$ 519 61


$


519 61


Hospital Trust-Mary Parker Fund


Quincy Savings Bank $5,000 00 Fund .... $5,000 00


Income


Interest Receipts, 1938


$15 63


Balance on hand, December 31, 1938 15 63


Perpetual Care Fund


Cash on hand January 1, 1938 $6,068 14


Receipts


Perpetual Care of Lots $ 9,835 00


Interest receipts 8,527 68


Sale of bonds 15,594 10


33,956 78


$40,024 92


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Expenditures


Purchase of bonds $28,792 50


Accrued interest on bonds 365 97


Income credited to Burial Dept.


8,161 71


$37,320 18


Cash on hand December 31, 1938


2,704 74


$40,024 92


Analysis of General Fund


Balance January 1, 1938


$227,533 35


Perpetual Care Lots 1938


9,835 00


$237,368 35


Loss-Sale of securities


23 15


$237,345 20


Balance Sheet


Cash on hand $ 2,704 74


Fund ...... $237,345 20


Investments 234,640 46


$237,345 20


$237,345 20


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Investments


$5,000. Atlantic Coast Line R. R. 1st 4s, 1952 $ 5,012 50


5,000. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. 1st 4s, 1948 4,637 50


5,000. Bellows Falls Hydro-Electric 1st 5s, 1958 4,900 00


2,000. Boston & Albany R. R. Ref. Deb gtd 5s, 1963 2,000 00


5,000. Boston & Albany R. R. 1st "A" 41/2s, 1943. 4,837 50


6,000. Brooklyn Union Gas 1st & Ref. "B" 5s, 1957 6,315 00


4,000. Burlington (Vt.) Gas Light 1st 5s, 1955 4,160 00


5,000. Central Maine Power 1st Gen "G" 4s, 1960


5,200 00


5,000. Central Pacific Railway 4s 1949


3,562 50


5,000. Chicago Indiana & Southern R. R. 4s, 1956


4,817 92


1,000. Chicago & No. Western Railway 1st & Ref. 5s, 2037 935 00


5,000. Great Northern Railway Co. H 4s. 1946


4,725 00


5,000. Great Northern Railway Co. Gen. "I" 334 s, 1967


4,875 00


5,000. Illinois Central Railroad 1st Gold 31/2s, 1951 .. 5,000. Jamestown Franklin & Clearfield R. R. 1st 4s, 1959


4,756 25


5,000. Jersey Central Power & Light 1st "C" 41/2s, 1961


5,307 54


5,000. Kings County Lighting 1st Ref 5s, 1954


5,006 25


3,000. Michigan Central R. R. Michigan Air Line 1st 4s, 1940


3,049 35


2,000. Monongahela Railway Co. 1st A 4s 1960


2,050 00


2,000. New Jersey Power Light Co. 1st 41/2s, 1960


2,125 00


2,000. N. Y. Chicago & St. Louis R. R. Ref. "C" 41/2S, 1978 1,885 00




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