Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1940, Part 3

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1940
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$4,014,500.00


Sewer Loans


Debt Accounts · · side Debt Limit: School Loans 316,000.00 390,000.00


33


.


AUDITOR'S REPORT


57,758.26


Street Loans


1,132,000.00


Hospital Loans


24,000.00


Other Loans


129,000.00


.


Outside Debt Limit :


School Loans


227,500.00


Sewer Loans .


346,000.00


Hospital Loans


108,000.00


Tax Title Loan ..


121,000.00


Municipal Relief Loans


725,000.00


State Tax Funding Loan


68,000.00


Other Loans


228,000.00


1,823,500.00


Water Debt


200,000.00


$4,014,500.00


$4,014,500.00


Trust Funds


Cash & Securities in Custody of Treas. $ 492,877.83


Hospital


21,347.24


Welfare


2,000.00


Schools


714,708.57


Library


11,373.27


11,373.27


Cemetery


263,066.20


Retirement System


205,464.39


$1,217,959.67


$1,217,959.67


3-4


1,991,000.00


CITY OF QUINCY


Cash & Securities in Custody of Trustees: Adams Temple and School Funds 357,538.56 Woodward Fund 356,170.01


Library Funds


!


CITY OF QUINCY-MUNICIPAL DEBT Within the Debt Limit 1941


Amount Due


Purpose of Loan


Date of Issue


Amount of Issue


Rate


Int.


1941


1942


1943


1944


1945


1946


1947


1948


1949


Schools


July


1923


250,000


414


J -J


10,000


10,000


10,000


No. Jr. High School


July


1926


75,000


4


J -J


5,000


Montelair and


June


1929


170,000


414


J-I)


11,000


11,000


11,000


11,000


Quincy School Addition


Aug.


1931


195.000


31/2


1-A


12,000


North High Addition


May


1935


300,000


21/2


M-N


15 000


15 000


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


Sewer


May


1931


70,000


312


M-N


7,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


Sewer


Feb.


134


60,000


4


F-A


5,000


5,000


5 000


5,000


5 000


5 000


..


Sewer


Nov.


1934


50,000


214


M-N


5,000


5,000


5 000


5 000


Sewer


.Jan.


1935


100,000


234


J -J


5,000


5,000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


Sewer


June


1936


50,000


144


J-1)


5,000


5,000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


Sewer


Apr.


1937


50.000


21/2


A-O


5,000


5,000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


Sewer


Apr.


1939


50.000


1


A-(


5,000


5,000


5 000


5,000


5,000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


Sewer


Nov.


1940


8,000


1


F


8,000


Streets


July


1931


175.000


312


.J - J


16,000


15 000


15.000


15,000


Streets


Aug.


1934


175 000


234


F-A


17.000


17,000


17,000


17,000


Streets


May


1935


100.000


214


M-N


10,000


10,000


10,000


10.000


10,000


Streets


Oct.


1935


100,000


2


A-O


10.000


10,000


10,000


10.000


10,000


Streets


May


1936


200,000


2


M-N


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000 20,000


Streets


Dec.


1937


50.000


214


J-1)


5,000


5,000


5 000


5,000


5 000


5 000


Streets


May


1938


200.000


11/2


M-N


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000 20,000


20,000


Streets


Dec.


1939


35,000


3/4


J-I)


7,000


7,000


7,000


7,000 25,000


25,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


Hospital Building


June


1929


90.000


41/4


J - D


6,000


6,000


6,000


6,000


C'entral Fire Station


Jan.


1938


135,000


1 34


J -J


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


5 000


Land


Sept.


1931


140,000


31/2


M-S


14,000


Totals


343,000


276 000


276,000


266,000


195,000


160,000


130 000


100,000


70,000


Sewer


May


1938


50,000


11/2


M-N


5,000


5,000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


Sewer


Nov.


1939


10 000


1


M-N


Sewer


Маг.


1940


50.000


1


MI


5,000


Streets


May


1934


150.000


3


M-N


A-0


20,009


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000 5 000


Streets


May


1939


200,000


114


M-N


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


..


Streets


Mar.


1940


225,000


1


25,000


25,000


25,000


Streets


Apr.


1937


200.000


21/2


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


Sewer


Oct.


1933


120.000


414


A-0


10,000


AUDITOR'S REPORT


.


.


.


.


35


Houghs Neck Schools


15 000


CITY OF QUINCY-MUNICIPAL DEBT Within the Debt Limit 1941 (Continued)


36


Purpose of Loan


Date of Issue


Amount of Issue


Rate


Int.


1950


1951


1952


1953


1954


1955


1956


Schools


July


1923


250,000


41/4


J-J


30,000


No. Jr. High School


July


1926


75,000


4


J-J


5,000


Houghs Neck Schools


June


1929


170,000


414


J-D


44,000


Quincy School Addition


Aug.


1931


125,000


31/2


F-A


12,000


North High Addition


May


1935


300,000


21/2


M-N


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


225,000


Sewer


May


1931


70,000


31/2


M-N


7,000


Sewer


Oct.


1933


120,000


414


A-O


50,000


Sewer


Feb.


134


60,000


4


F-A


30,000


Sewer


Nov.


1934


50,000


21/4


M-N


20,000 75,000


Sewer


June


1936


50,000


14


J-D


30.000


Sewer


Apr.


1937


50,000


21/2


A-O


35 000


Sewer


May


1938


50,000


11/2


M-N


40,000


Sewer


Apr.


1939


50,000


1


A-O


40,000


Sewer


Nov.


1939


10 000


1


M-N


5,000


Sewer


Mar.


1940


50,000


1


M


.


50,000


Sewer


Nov.


1940


8,000


1


F


5 000


8 000


Streets


.July


1931


175,000


31/2


J-J


16.000


Streets


May


1934


150,000


3


M-N


60,000


Streets


Ang.


1934


175 000


2 34


F-A


68,000


Streets


May


1935


100,000


2 1/4


M-N


50,000


Streets


Oct.


1935


100,000


2


A-O


50,000


Streets


May


1936


200,000


2


M-N


120,000


Streets


Apr.


1937


200,000


21/2


A-O


140.000


Streets


Dec.


1937


50,000


21/4


J-D


35,000


Streets


May


1938


200,000


1 1/2


M-N


160,000


Streets


May


1939


200,000


1 1/4


M-N


180,000


Streets


Dec.


1939


35,000


3/4


J -D


28,000


Streets


Mar.


1940


225,000


1


20,000


225,000


Hospital Building


June


1929


90,000


41/4


J-D


24 000


Central Fire Station


Jan.


1938


135,000


13%


J-J


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


5 000


115,000


Land


Sept.


1931


140,000


31/2


M-S


14,000


Totals


50,000


25 000


25 000


25 000


25 000


25 000


1,991 000


LEO E. MULLIN, Auditor of Accounts.


CITY OF QUINCY


. .


.


.


. .


5 000


5 000


Sewer


Jan.


1935


100,000


234


J-J


5 000


5 000


5 000


. .


Montclair and


Amount Due


Totals


5 000


CITY OF QUINCY-MUNICIPAL DEBT Outside the Debt Limit 1941


Statutory Authorlty


Purpose


Date of Issue


Amount of Issue


Rate


Int.


1941


1942


1943


1944


1945


1946


1947


1948


1920


Chap.


52€


lflgh School Land


Oct.


1921


58,000


5


A-O


2,500


1920


Chap.


526


lligh School Bullding


May


1922


800,000


1


M-N


39,000 30,000


39,000


1929


Chap.


122


Montelair and


Houghs Neck Schools


June


1929


200,000 200,000


414


J-D


13,000 13,000


13 000 13 000


13,000 13,000


13,000 13,000


13,000


1920


Chap.


526


Hospital Addlt lon


Sept.


1922


100,000


4


M-S


5,000


5,000


1920


Chap.


526


Hospital Addition


Nov.


1922


40,000


M-N


2,000


2,000


1929


Chap.


125


Hospital Addition


June


1929


90,000


414


J-D


6,000


6,000


6,000


6,000


1935


Chap.


404


Hospital Bullding


Mar.


1936


90,000


214


M-S


5,000


5,000


5.000


5,000


5,000


5,000


4,000


4,000


1935


Chap.


104


Munlelpal Garage


Mar.


1936


60,000


21/4


M-S


3,000


3,000


3,000


3,000


3,000


3,000


3,000


3,000


1938


Chap.


50


Nurses Ilome


Nov.


1938


100,000


14


M-N


11,000


11,000


11,000


11,000


11,000


11.000


11,000


1938


Chap.


502


Fire Station


Nov.


1938


32,000


1%


M-N


4,000


4,000


4,000


3,000


3,000


3,000


3,000


1939


Chap.


126


Storm Emergency


May


1939


50,000


1


M-N


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


1939


Chap.


294


State Tax Ref.


Sept.


1939


85,000


11/2


M-S


17,000


17,000


17,000


1939


Chap.


265


Town River


Feb.


1939


52 000


1


F-A


13 000


13,000


13,000


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


July


1902


60,000


31/2


J-J


15,000


1,500


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


May


1903


70,000


31/2


M-N


1 000


1 000


1 000


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


June


1904


50 000


4


J-O


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1905


Chap.


151


Sewer


Apr.


1907


40,000


4


A-0


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1905


Chap.


151


Sewer


Apr.


1910


40,000


4


A-O


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1 000


1911


Chap.


57


Sewer


Mar.


1912


40,000


4


M-S


1 000


1 000


1 000


9,000


9,000


9,000


9,000


9,000


3,000


1933


Chap. 366


Dralns


Jan.


1934


128,000


31/4


J -J


5,000


5,000


4,000


4.000


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


1935


Chap.


188


Munlelpal Relief


Aug.


1935


125,000


2


F-A


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


10,000


1935


Chap.


188


Munl-lpal Relief


Dec.


1935


60,000


11/2


J-D


10,000


1936


Chap.


80


Munlelpal Relief


July


1936


200,000


11/2


J-J


40,000


1937


Chap.


107


Municipal Relief


July


1937


100,000


14


J-J


20,000


20,000


1937


Chap.


102


Munlelpal Relief


May


1937


85,000


1%


M-N


15,000


15,000


10,000


1938


Chap.


58


Municipal Relief


May


1938


100,000


11/2


M-N


15,000


15,000


15,000


15,000


10,000


1939


Chap.


Municipal Relief


May


1939


250,000


11/4


M-N


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


£5,000


25,000


1939


Chap.


72


Munlelpal Relief


Apr.


1940


250,000


1


A-O


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


Totals


355,000


272,500


198,000


172 000


120,000


87,000


86 000


71,000


1926


Chap.


303


So. Jr. High School Bldg.


July


1926


450,000


1


J-J


1929


Chap.


122


No. Jr. Hlgh Sch. Bldg.


Apr.


1930


4


A-O


AUDITOR'S REPORT


1911


Chap.


57


Sewer


Mar.


1913


40,000


4


M-S


1 000


1 000


1933


Chap.


366


Sewer


Jan.


1934


275,000


314


J-J


9,000


9,000


17,000


37


Amount


Due


38


CITY OF QUINCY-MUNICIPAL DEBT Outside the Debt Limit 1941 (Continued)


Amount Due


Statutory Authority


Purpose


Date of Issue


Amount of Issue


Rate


Int.


1949


1950


1951


1952


1953


1954


1955


1956


1920


Chap.


52€


High School Land


Oct.


1921


58,000


5


A-O


1920


Chap.


52€


High School Building


May


1922


800,000


4


M-N


1926


Chap.


303


So. Jr. High School Bldg.


July


1926


450,000


4


J -J


1929


Chap.


122


Montclair and


Houghs Neck Schools


June


1929


200,000 200,000


414 4


A-0


1920


Chap.


526


Hospital Addition


Sept.


1922


100,000


4


M-S


1920


Chap.


526


Hospital Addition


Nov.


1922


40,000


41/4


M-N


1929


Chap.


125


Hospital Addition


June


1929


֏0,000


414


J-D


1935


Chap.


404


Hospital Building


Mar.


1936


90,000


214


M-S


1935


Chap.


404


Municipal Garage


Mar.


1936


60,000


214


M-S


1938


Chap.


50


Nurses Home


Nov.


1938


100,000


134


M-N


1938


Chap.


502


Fire Station


Nov.


1938


32,000


134


M-N


1939


Chap.


126


Storm Emergency


May


1939


50,000


1


M-N


1939


Chap.


294


State Tax Ref.


Sept.


1939


$5,000


11/2


M-S


1939


Chap.


265


Toun River


Feb.


1939


52 000


1


F-A


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


July


1902


60,000


31/2


J -J


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


May


1903


70,000


31/2


M-N


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


June


1904


50 000


4


J-O


1905


Chap.


151


Sewer


Apr.


1907


40,000


4


A-O


1905


Chap.


151


Sewer


Apr.


1910


40,000


4


1 000


1 000


1911


Chap.


57


Sewer


Mar.


1912


40,000


4


M-S


1911


Chap.


57


Sewer


Mar.


1913


40,000


4


M-S


1933


Chap.


366


Sewer


Jan.


1934


275,000


31/4


J-J


9,000


9,000


9.000


9,000


9,000


9,000


9.000


9,000


1933


Chap.


36€


Drains


Jan.


1934


128,000


31/4


J-J


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


1935


Chap.


188


Municipal Relief


Aug.


1935


125,000


2


F-A


1935


Chap.


188


Municipal Relief


Dec.


1935


60,000


11/2


J-D


1936


Chap.


80


Municipal Relief


July


1936


200,000


11/2


J-J


1937


Chap.


107


Municipal Relief


July


1937


100.000


134


J-J


1937


Chap.


107


Municipal Relief


May


1937


85,000


134


M-N


1938


Chap.


58


Municipal Relief


May


1938


100,000


11/2


M-N


1939


Chap.


72


Municipal Relief


May


1939


250,000


11/4


M-N


25,000


1939


Chap.


72


Municipal Relief


Apr.


1040


250,000


1


A-0


25,000


25,000


Totals


71,000


46,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


20,000


1929


Chap. 122


No. Jr. High Sch. Bldg.


Apr.


1930


4,000 3,000


4,000 3.000


4,000 3,000


4,000 3,000


4,000 3.000


4,000 3,000


4,000 3,000


4,000


3,000


CITY OF QUINCY


A-O


J-D


CITY OF QUINCY-MUNICIPAL DEBT Outside the Debt Limit 1941 (Continued)


Statutory Authority


Purpose


Date of Issue


Amount of Issue


Rate


Int.


1957


1958


1959


1 1960


Totals


1920


Chap.


526


lligh School Land


Oct.


1921


58,000


5


A-O


1920


('hap.


526


High School Building


May


1922


800,000


4


M-N


1926


Chap.


303


So. Jr. High School Bldg.


July


1926


450,000


4


J -J


1929


Chap.


122


Montclair and


Houghs Neck Schools


June


1929


200,000


414


J-D


1929


Chap. 122


No. Jr. High Sch. Bldg.


Apr.


1930


200,000


4


A-O


1920


Chap.


526


Hospital Addition


Sept.


1922


100,000


4


M-S


1920


Chap.


526


Hospital Addition


Nov.


1922


40,000


41/4


M-N


1929


Chap.


125


Hospital Ad Ition


June


1929


90,000


414


J -D


1935


Chap.


404


Hospital Building


Mar.


1936


90,000


21/4


M-S


1933


Chap.


101


Municipal Garage


Mar.


1936


60,000


21/4


M-S


77,000


1938


Chap.


50


Nurses Home


Nov.


1938


100,000


134


M-N


24 000


1938


Chap.


502


Fire Station


Nov.


1938


32,000


134


M-N


40,000


1939


Chap.


126


Storm Emergency


May


1939


50,000


1


M-N


68,000


1939


Chap.


294


State Tax Ref.


Sept.


1939


85,000


11/2


M-S


1939


Chap.


265


Town River


Feb.


1939


52 000


1


F-A


1902


Chap.


218


Sewer


July


1902


60,000


31/2


J-J


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


May


1903


70,000


31%


M-N


1902


Chap.


248


Sewer


June


1904


50 000


4


J-O


1905


Chap.


151


Sewer


Apr.


1907


40,000


4


A-O


1905


Chap.


151


Sewer


Apr.


1910


40,000


4


A-O


2,000


1911


Chap.


5%


Sewer


Mar.


1912


40,000


4


M-S


1911


Chap.


57


Sewer


Mar.


1913


40,000


4


M-S


Jan.


1934


275,000


31/4


J-J


9,000


9,000


9,000


9,000


1933


Chap.


366


Sewer


1933


Chap


366


Drains


Jan.


1934


128,000


314


J-J


4,000


4,000


4,000


4,000


1961 to 1964 Inclusive 4000 Annually


1935


Chap.


188


Municipal Relief


Aug.


1935


125,000


2


F-A


1935


Chap


188


Municipal Relief


Dec.


1935


60,000


11/2


J-D


1936


Chap.


SO


Munlelpal Relief


July


1936


200,000


11/2


J-J


1937


Chap. 107


Municipal Relief


July


1937


100,000


13%


J -J


40,000


1937


Chap.


102


Municipal Relief


May


1937


85,000


M-N


70,000


1938


Chap.


58


Municipal Rellef


May


1938


100,000


11/2


M-N


1939


Chap.


72


Municipal Relief


May


1939


250,000


11/4


M-N


1939


Chap.


72


Municipal Relief


Apr.


1940


250,000


1


A-O


.


13,000


13,000


13,000


13,000


52,000


1,702 500


Totals


LEO E. MULLIN, Auditor of Accounts.


39


AUDITOR'S REPORT


3,000


1961 to 1964 Inclusive 9000 Annually


216,000


98,000


50,000


10,000


40,000


40,000


225 000


250,000


Amount Due


2,500


78,000


30,000


52,000


65,000


10,000


4,000


24,000


70 000


48,000


39,000


3,000


3,000


4,000


7,000


10,000


40


CITY OF QUINCY-WATER DEBT-1941


Amount Due


Statutory Authority


Purpose


Date of Issue


Amount of Issue


Rate


Int.


1941


1942


1943


1944


1945


1946


1947


1948


1949


Totals


Statutes


Water


Apr.


1926


600,000


4


A-0


40,000


5,000


5,000


5.000


5,000


5,000


Statutes


Water


Apr.


1937


50,000


21/2


A-0


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


35,000


Statutes


Water


May


1938


50,000


1 1/2


M-N


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


5.000


5.000


5.000


40,000


Statutes


Water


Apr.


1939


25,000


1


A-O


5,000


5.000


5,000


5,000


Statutes


Water


Mar.


1940


35,000


1


M-S


5,000


5,000


5,000


5,000


5.000


5,000


5,000


35,000


Statutes


Water


Nov.


1940


5,000


.10


F


5,000


5,000


Totals


70,000


25,000


25,000


25,000


20,000


15 000


15 000


5,000


200,000


Statutes


Water


July


1935


50,000


2


J-J


25 000


40,000


LEO E. MULLIN, Auditor of Accounts.


CITY OF QUINCY


20,000


TEMPORARY LOANS In Anticipation of Revenue


Due


Sold to


Rate Disc.


Amount


May 21, 1940 Feb.


29, 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


25


250,000


May 21, 1940 Mar.


29, 1940 First Nat'l Bank ...


25


250,000


Apr. 11, 1939 Miay


23, 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.179


250,000


Apr. 11,


1939 June


20, 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.154


250,000


May 23,


1939 Sept.


26, 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.08


100,000


June 21,


1939 Nov.


7. 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank. . .


.08


500,000


Dec.


12, 1939 Nov.


22, 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.08


250,000


Jan.


16,


1940 Dec.


6, 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.08


500,000


Jan. 16,


1940 Dec.


20, 1940 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.08


250,000


Jan.


16, 1940 Nov.


28, 1940 Quincy Trust Co ..


.07


100,000


Jan.


16, 1940 Fcb.


27, 1941| Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.24


250,000


Feb. 5,


1940 Mar.


27, 1941 Nat'l Shawmut Bank ...


.24


250,000


May 21, 1940 Apr.


15, 1941 Second Nat'l Bank ..


.25


250,000


May 21, 1940 Way


15, 1941 Second Nat'l Bank. . .


.25


250,000


$3,700,000


Outstanding January 1, 1910 Notes Issued


$1,100,000


2,600,000


Total


$3,700,000


Notes Paid


2,700,000


Outstanding January 1, 1941


$1,000,000


..


. .


..


AUDITOR'S REPORT


41


42


CITY OF QUINCY


SUSPENDED ACCOUNTS


December 31, 1940


Apportioned sewer assessments not due $ 57,758.26


Suspended


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1941 $ 953.54


12,164.05


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1942


10,434.03


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1943


8,206.79


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1944


7,407.00


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1945


6,307.16


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1946


5,737.69


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1947


4,621.66


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1948


1,352.77


Apportioned sewer assessments due 1949


573.57


Apportioned street betterments not due


$ 24,337.58


Suspended


993.42


Apportioned street betterments due 1941


8,746.49


Apportioned street betterments due 1942


3,476.75


Apportioned street betterments due 1943


2,868.33


Apportioned street betterments due 1944


2,693.30


Apportioned street betterments due 1945


2,693.30


Apportioned street betterments due 1946 849.38


Apportioned street betterments due 1947


657.77


Apportioned street betterments due 1948


681.93


Apportioned street betterments due 1949


676.91


Apportioned sidewalk betterments not due


$ 458.53


Apportioned sidewalk betterments due 1941 .. 429.47


Apportioned sidewalk betterments due 1942 .. 29.06


43


AUDITOR'S REPORT


TRUST FUNDS


December 31, 1940


Cash and Securities in Custody of Treasurer $492,877.83


Children's Ward Fund


274.44


Student Nurses' Loan Fund


148.74


Post Graduate Nurses' Fund


120.07


Hospital Trust Fund


9,453.25


Mary C. Parker Fund


5,000.00


D. L. Jewell Fund


5,000.00


Richard E. Raycroft Fund


1,350.74


C. C. Johnson Turkey Fund


2,000.00


Wilson Tucker Fund


400.00


C. E. French Cemetery Fund


3,000.00


C. C. Johnson Cemetery Fund


150.00


Alfred A. Dell Fund


200.00


George E. Pierce Fund


200.00


Alex Nugent Fund


125.00


William S. Williams Fund


400.00


Minnie P. Bent Fund


250.00


Abraham Rich Flower Fund


176.00


Rock Island School Fund


1,000.00


Perpetual Care Fund


258,165.20


Retirement Fund


205,464.39


Cash and Securities in Custody of Trustees $725.081.84


Adams Temple and School Fund


$357,538.56


Woodward Funds


356,170.01


Library Funds


11,373.27


Total $1,217,959.67


TAX COMMITMENTS Summary of Transactions During 1940


Due January 1


Charges


Sold City


Abated & Adjusted


Collections


Due December 31


1932


$ 2.00


1933


$ 8.00


1934


222.75


$ 222.75


1935


258.00


258.00


1936


1,704.96


60.53


1,368.05


78.00


319.44


1937


4,024.03


3,579.8S


$ 120.24


6,453.31


525.40


504.96


1938


13,440.20


7,574.28


120.54


13,175.14


5,955.45


1,763.35


1939


1,042,913.77


14,051.12


121,652.66


23,207.98


903,450.90


8,653.35


Excise


1931


5.21


15.27


20.48


1932


23.50


5.92


4.39


25.03


1933


9.74


2.67


2.00


10.41


1934


2.97


1.21


4.18


1935


6.73


26


6.47


1936


1,264.69


.71


692.21


272.43


300.76


1937


2,333.35


14.17


1,311.22


375.72


660.58


1938


1,796.81


3.50


925.98


359.49


514.84


1939


5,711.65


1,115.12


1,028.72


5,032.43


765.62


Old Age 1932


2.00


1.00


2.00


1.00


$1,073,728.36


26,427.38


$ 121,893.44


$ 48,172.87


$ 916,069.86


14,019.57


1940 Commitments


Polls


50,758.00


40.00


3,856.00


44,154.00


2,788.00


Personal


279,820.81


22.61


906.03


270,610.73


8,326.66


Real Estate 3,640,474.10


2,460.76


51,176.34


2,759,309.89


832,448.63


Excise


173,276.59


Motor


1,546.61


5,129.30


163,976.58


5,717.32


$4,144,329.50


4,069.98


$ 61,067.67


$3,238,051.20


!


$ 849,280.61


CITY OF QUINCY


44


2.00


8.00


45


AUDITOR'S REPORT


ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECEIPTS 1940


Estimated


Actual


Income Tax


$ 310,375.81


$ 310,370.34


Corporation Tax


100,228.40


115,091.19


Highway Fund C504 Acts 1939


167,927.41


167,927.41


Motor Excise


150,125.00


168,222.74


Licenses


75,950.00


78,257.50


Fines


1,825.00


1,870.28


Special Assessments


45,700.00


34,369.59


General Government


13,450.00


12,251.53


l'rotection of Persons and Property


6,575.00


6,818.83


llealth and Sanitation


45,925.00


47,892.00


Highways


200.00


479.59


Welfare


94,525.00


72,582.03


Old Age Assistance


121,350.00


123,854.94


Soldiers' Benefi.s


3,950.00


3,259.25


Schools


31,100.00


31,395.11


Libraries


3,025.00


3,251.75


Cemeteries


19,375.00


18,942.24


Interest on Taxes and Assessm'ts


50,575.00


37,290.60


Hospital


265,500.00


302,581.02


Miscellaneous


3,100.00


4,764.13


Public Utilities


3,956.49


Total Receipts


$1,514,738.11


$1,541,472.07


Assessor,' Estimate


1,514,738.11


Surplus


$ 26,733.96


46


CITY OF QUINCY


WATER RATES 1940


Commitments


$428,476.97


Recommitments


72.61


Adjustment


6.35


$428,555.93


Collections


$387,684.88


Water Liens to Tax Collector


34,585.45


Abatements


2,226.96


424,497.29


Outstanding December 31, 1940


4,058.64


WATER RATES 1939 AND PRIOR


Outstanding December 31, 1940


5,616.46


Recommitments


115.23


5,731.69


Collections


3,735.52


Water Liens to Tax Collector


528.48


Abatements


908.95


5,172.95


Outstanding December 31, 1940


558.74


WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS


Outstanding December 31, 1940


3,597.78


Commitments


14,335.48


17,933.26


Collections


14,463.33


Water Liens to Tax Collector


789.26


Abatements


210.44


15,463.03


Outstanding December 31, 1940


2,470.23


WATER RESERVE


Surplus January 1, 1940


44,786.52


Collections


440,615.62


T. T. Credit


2,770.86


Audit Adjustment


436.70


Appropriation balances


3,687.24


492,296.94


47


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Appropriations


1,887,877.50


State Assessment


187,598.82 41,000.00


Council Transfers Adjustments


39.44 417,515.76


Surplus December 31, 1940 74,781.18


WATER LIENS


Outstanding January 1, 1940


$ 55,330.74


Commitments


37,409.19


Adjustments


314.44


$ 93,054.37


Collections


34,731.89


Tax Title Credits


4,426.41


Abatements


1,590.49


Audit Adjustment


436.70


41,185.49


Outstanding Decffember 31, 1940


51,868.88


TABULATION SHOWING STATE, COUNTY AND OTHER ASSESSMENTS


Year


State


County


Metro- politan Water


Metro- politan Sewer


Parks


Charles River Basin


Neponset Bridge


County Hospital


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


17,943.76


1926


155,280.00


129,498.10


110,385 95


77,273.97


61,368.45


S,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


133,989.19


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


91,090.10


80.075.28


10,773.12


10,190.29


35.086 89


1933


162.270.00


130,646.71


186,941.74


105,393.10


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


1937


226,135.00


110,347.13


211,680.14


102,928.97


58,457.71


13,057.89


5,836.76


31,944.75


1938


322,150.00


115,786.19


197,883.30


87.223.56


62,851.42


12,167.99


5,651 46


4+ 031.98


1939


341,100.00


118,257.29


177,883.30


96,631.86


51,708.85


12.118.16


5.466.17


43,005.24


1940


303.200.00


115,376.34


187,515.12


76,448 75


51,077.86


12,487.32


5,280.83


43,352.60


CITY OF QUINCY


43


·


.


·


AUDITOR'S REPORT


49


MUNICIPAL FINANCES ILLUSTRATED


The following diagram shows how the revenue of 1940 derived from taxes and ordinary receipts excluding all money borrowed, is expended.


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY = 11 76 CENTS


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


4.32 CENTS


5.51 CENTS


CHARITIES=7.01 CENTS


118


CITY


OF QUINCY


$


HOSPITAL= 8 32 CENTS


ONE DOLLAR


UNCLASSIFIED=2.17 CENTS


STATE = 8 22 CENTS


15.13 CENTS


DEBT AND INTEREST


OVERLAY=0.96 CENTS


SCHOOL 3.29 CENTS


OTHER 11 84 CENTS


General Government includes offices in City Hall, Protection of Persons and Property includes Police, Fire, Gypsy Moth, Seal- er of Weights, Building Inspector and Wire Inspector, Highway includes Maintenance, Repairs, Street Lighting and W.P.A. Account, Unclassified includes Parks, Cemeteries and Miscellaneous. State includes Metropolitan Assessments.


LEO E. MULLIN


Auditor of Accounts


HIGHWAY = 8 30 CENTS


LIBRARY : 1 38 CENTS


SCHOOLS =2285 CENTS


$


~1940+


COUNTY= 289 CENTS


HEALTH AND SANITATION


SOLDIERS BENEFITS CENTS


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1940


Purpose


Bal. 1939


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


Total Credits


Expended


Balance


Legislative


Salaries


7,296.00


7 296.00


7,296.00


Expense


1,100.00


1,100.00


1,060.18


39.82


Executive


10 040.00


10 040.00


10,040.00


Expense


1,750.00


1,075.00


2,825.00


2,818.12


6.88


Auditor of Accounts


Salaries


9 150.00


9,150.00


9,150.00


Expense-New Equipment


1,250.00


100.00


1,350.00


1,300.60


49.40


Treasurer


Salaries


14,200.00


14,200.00


14.200.00


Expense


8,000.00


1,474.25


74.25


9,400.00


9,133.50


266.50


Property Manager


1,820.00


1,820.00


1 :69.58


650.42


Management of Property Expense


1,400.00


1,400.00


884.77


515.23


Collector


Salaries


18,710.00


307.50


18,402.50


18,251.37


151.13


Expense- New Equipment


113.82


7,275.00


157.50


200.00


7,346.32


7 102.81


243.48


Assessors


Salaries


21,100.00


100.00


21,200.00


21.127.75


72.25


Expense


3,450.00


100.00


3,350.00


3,299.89


50.11


New Equipment


Law


Salaries


3,000.00


3,000.00


3.000.00


Expense


5,000.00


5,000.00


4,993.67


6.33


Awards and Claims


3,500.00


3 500.00


3,375.60


124.40


City Clerk


Salaries


7,750.00


7,750.00


7,750.00


Expense and New Equipment


200.00


£00.00


183.86


16.14


Vital Statistics


360.14


825.00


1 185.14


454.50


730.64


Dog Officer


1 500.00


1.500.00


1,499 95


.05


.


CITY OF QUINCY


50


Salaries


AUDITOR'S AND TREASURER'S STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER, 1940 (Continued)


Purpose


Bal. 1939


Appro.


Receipts


Add Transf.


Less Transf.


: Total Credits


Expended


Balance


City Messenger- Salary and Expense .. . .


800.00


200.00


1.000.00


1,000.00


City Engineer


Salaries and Wages


22,280.50


1,099.00


1,099.00


Pensions


1 099.00


2.580.00


2,476.88


103.12


Expense- New Equipment


2.400.00


1.300.00


1,269.70


30.30


Auto Main. and Operation


1.300.00


Hoard of Registrars


Salaries


2,075.00


1,925.00


8,425.00


2,075.00 7 900.00


525.00


Election


Officers


10,350.00


9,325.00


9,533.74


291.26


Expense-Police Listing


9,825.00


Board of Survey


25.00


25.00


25.00


Planning


Board


150.00


353.00


323.62


29.38


License Commission


353.00


Purchasing Dept.


Salaries


6,000.00


83.48


83.48


6.083.48 1.016.52


6,083.48 931.70


84.82


Expense


1.100.00


Supply Account


200.00


200.00


198.56


1.44


New Equipment


Retirement Board


Salary


1,200.00


150.00


1.350.00


1,350.00


Expense


1,200.00


1.200.00


1,139.95


60.05


Civil Service Registration


225.00


225.00


220.00


5.00


Municipal Buildings


Salaries and Wages


7,540.00


218.32


7 758.32


7,687.82




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