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10,000 Southern Pacific RR 234 1996
9,650.00
5,000
Southern Railway Company-St. Louis Div 1st 4 1951
4,700.52
2,000 Toledo Edison Co. 31/2 1968
2,075.00
10,000 U. S. Treasury 21/2 1968
10,000.00
1,000 U. S. Treasury 21/2 1972
1,000.00
36 Shares-American Tel & Tel Co
2,644.85
8 Shares-Boston & Maine RR Prior Preference
800.98
66 Shares-Boston & Maine RR 1st Pref A
7,260.00
27 Shares-Boston & Albany RR
4,900.00
300 Shares-First National Bank of Boston
16,365.25
25 Shares-Merchants National Bank of Boston
7,955.00
135 Shares-Pennsylvania RR
7,904.99
300
Shares-National Shawmut Bank of Boston
8.412.50
80 Newton-Waltham Bank & Trust Co.
5,360.00
62 Shares-Second National Bank of Boston
7,834.05
75 Shares-Webster & Atlas National Bank of Boston
4,612.50
10,000 Reading Company 31/8 1995
9,812.50
5,000 Southern Pacific Co. Oregon Lines 1st A 41/2 1977
4,887.50
10,000 Southern Pacific RR 27/8 1986
10,075.00
$188,319.51
JOHN R. SHAUGHNESSY, Treasurer Woodward Fund and Property
101
Report of the Treasurer of the Adams Jemple and School Fund for 1946
JOHN R. SHAUGHNESSY, Treasurer Adams Temple and School Fund $2,263.02
Cash on hand, January 1, 1946 RECEIPTS
Notes secured by mortgages
$125.00 27,310.00
Sale of securities
$27,435.00
INCOME
Mortgage loans
$211.40
Stocks and bonds
5,998.41
Savings bank deposits
596.51
Rents
1,539.00
Withholding Tax
$8,345.32 $258.50
$38,301.84
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS FUND
Sale of securities
$8,140.00
Income
838.75
$8,978.75
EXPENDITURES
Purchase of securities
$25,263.55
Accrued interest on bonds
84.74
Administration of Fund
542.52
Taxes on land-Braintree
3.64
Legal expenses
200.00
Repairs on tablets-Church
166.66
Withholding Tax
EXPENSES ON PROPERTY
Adams Academy -- Insurance
$77.64
Materials and repairs
2,175.22
Care grounds and building 2,610.15
$4,863.01
EXPENDITURES - SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Bills covering supplies for School Libraries . . .
$4,521.07
$35,903.69
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS FUND
Sale of securities
$9,050.00
Income-Expended by School Department $345.00
Accrued interest on bonds 72.48
$417.48
$9,467.48
$45,371.17
Cash on hand, December 31, 1946
1,909.42
$47,280.59
$47,230.59
$26,261.11 258.50
102
Unexpended Income Account
Balance, January 1, 1946
Deficit in income for 1946
$13,931.40 2,036.32
$11,895.08
Unexpended Income-Charles Francis Adams Fund
Balance, January 1, 1946
$9,196.26
Unexpended income for 1946
421.27
$9,617.53
BALANCE SHEET
Cash
$1,909.42
General Fund $192,309.40
Investments
220,553.33
Unexpended Income 11,895.08
Mortgage Notes
3,000.00
Charles F. Adamst Fund. . 11,640.74
Unexpended Income 9,617.53
$225,462.75
$225,462.75
Also parcels of Real Estate-Assessed Valuation $126,875.00
INVESTMENTS
$6,000 Arkansas Power & Light Co. 31/8 1974
$6,000.00
5,000 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RR GM 4 1995 5,000.00
5,000 Atlantic Coast Line RR 1st 4 1952 5,000.00
5,000 Baltimore & Ohio RR Pittsburg, Lake Erie & W Va ref 4 1952 5,000.00
8,000 Boston & Albany RR Ref Deb gtd 5 1963
8,000.00
1,500
Boston & Maine RR 1st Mtg Series RR 4 1960
1,500.00
1,500
Boston & Maine RR Inc Mtg A 41/2 Cum 1970
1,450.84
5,000
Carthage & 'Adirondack Ry 1st gtd 4 1981
4,343.39
5,000
Central New York Power 3 1974
5,000.00
5,000
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR GM 4 1958
4,888.51
4,000
Great Northern Railway 51/2 1952
4,000.00
1,000
Great Northern Railway GM D 41/2 1976
1,000.00
5,000
Illinois Central RR St. Louis Div & Term 31/2 1951
4,513.53
5,000 Illinois Central RR Louisville Div 1st 31/2 1953
4,575.00
5,000 Jamestown, Franklin & Clearfield 1st 4 1959
4,781.94
4,000 Narragansett Electric Co. 3 1974
4,000.00
5,000
Pennsylvania Railway Gen Mtg A 41/2 1965
4,862.50
5,000
U. S. Treasury 11/2 1947
5,000.00
3,500
U. S. Treasury 2 1951/53
3,500.00
15,000
U. S. Treasury 2 1954/52
15,000.00
7,000
U. S. Treasury 2 1954/52
7,000.00
3,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 1955 G
3,000.00
5,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 1962/59
5,000.00
10,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 1963/68
10,000.00
10,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 1970/65
10.000.00
5,000
Reading Company 31/2 1995
5,000.00
5,000
Seattle Gas Company 3 58 1976
5,000.00
8,000
Wisconsin Electric & Power Co. 5/82 1976
8,000.00
2 Shares-Boston & Maine RR 1st Pref D
520.00
37 Shares-Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates Prior Pref
2,927.62
200 Shares-First National Bank of Boston
10,875.00
5 Shares-Granite Trust Company-Quincy 1,750.00
200 Shares-National Shawmut Bank of Boston
5,700.00
5,000 Braintree Savings Bank
5,000.00
1.03
5,000 Cohasset Savings Bank
5,000.00
4,000 Hingham Institution for Savings
4,000.00
6,000 Quincy Savings Bank
6,000.00
3,500 South Weymouth Savings Bank
3,500.00
5,000 Weymouth Savings Bank
5,000.00
5,000
Arkansas Power & Light Co. 31/8 1974
CFA
5,335.00
5,000 New York Edison Co. 314 D 1965
5,000.00
5,000 Southern Railway Co. 1st Cons 5 1994
5,000.00
1,000 U. S. Treasury 21/2 1956 G .
1,000.00
25 Shares-Second National Bank of Boston
"
3,575.00
$220,553.33
104
Report of the Treasurer of the Retirement System for 1946
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, January 1, 1946
$ 6,421.32 49,950.03
Appropriated by City
62,698.13
Income from Bonds
Bonds called and sold
$119,069.48 17,176.71 51,100.00
EXPENDITURES
Warrant payments (pensions and withdrawals)
$26,174.67
Securities purchased
142,969.80
Accrued interest on securities purchased
154.58
CASH ON HAND, December 31, 1946
$169,299.05 18,047.14
$187,346.19
STATEMENT OF FUND
Cash on hand
$18,047.14
Investments
565,618.96
$583,666.10
INVESTMENTS
$ 7,000 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe GM 4 1995
$ 7,605.68
10,000 Atlantic Coast Line RR 1st 4 1952
9,107.50
15,000 Baltimore & Ohio RR 1st 4 1948 13,519.88
8,000 Boston & Albany RR 312 1952
6,810.00
10,000 Boston & Albany RR 5 1963
10,452.50
10,000 Boston & Maine RR 4 1960
10,052.25
10,000 Central Pacific RR 1st 4 1949
8,279.21
10,000
Chesapeake & Ohio RR 31/2 1996
10,607.30
10,000
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy GM 4 1958
9,288.28
15,000 Dominion of Canada A 21/2 1948
15,000.00
10,000 Dominion of Canada 4 1960
10,037.49
5,000 Erie RR 31/8 2000
4,968.75
10,000 Illinois Central Ry .- Louisville Div. 312 1953
9,295.36
10,000 Illinois Central Railway Ref. 5 1955
8,640.59
10,000
Kentucky Utilities Co. 1st 4 1970
10,310.42
10,000
Morris & Essex RR 1st & Ref 31/2 2000
7,946.44
16,000 Nebraska Power Co. 41/2 1981
16,800.00
10,000 New York Central RR Cons A 4 1998
7,654.04
10,000 New York Central & Hudson River GB 31/2 1997
7,482.81
10,000 Northern Pacific Railway Gen Lines SF 3 2047
6,792.79
10,000 Northern Pacific Railway-Prior Lien Ry Land Grant 4 1997
8,976.26
9,000 Puget Sound Power & Lignt Co. 4+4 1st 1971
9,382.50
15,000 Reading Company D 318 1995
15,199.50
15,000 So. Pacific Ry. Co. 214 1961
14,362.50
5,000 Southern Pacific Co .- Oregon Lines 1st A 412 1977
4,900.80
10,000 Southern Railway Co., 1st Cons Mtg 5 1994 9,744.53
10,000 Southern Railway Co .- St. Louis Div. 1st 4 1951
8,343.59
Deposited by Members
$187,346.19
105
10,000
Texas Pacific Railway 1st 5 2000
10,057.99
20,000 U. S. Treasury 114 1947
20,000.00
8,000
U. S. Treasury 214 1952/55 8,000.00
70,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 G Mar/58
70,000.00
30,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 G May/58
30,000.00
50,000
U. S. Treasury 214 1959/56
50,000.00
65,000
U. S. Treasury 214 1959/62
65,000.00
10,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 1963/68
10,000.00
23,000
U. S. Treasury 21/2 1967/72
23,000.00
18,000
Quincy Savings Bank
18,000.00
$565,618.96
JOHN R. SHAUGHNESSY, City Treasurer
106
Report of the Retirement Board for 1946
GEORGE H. BONSALL . . Chairman LEO E. MULLIN JOHN F. DENNEEN
STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS 4% and 5% Systems for Period Ending December 31, 1946
FOUR PERCENT SYSTEM-January 1 to June 30, 1946
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand January 1, 1946
$6,421.32
Members' Contributions
20,354.90
Appropriations by City :
Pension Fund
$52,840.74
Pension Fund Special
4,365.00
$57,205.74
Bonds sold or called
36,700.00
Income from Investments:
Interest on Bonds
8,227.31
Total
PAYMENTS
Refunds of Contributions:
On account of resignations and dismissals
$5,666.01
Pension Payments
6,430.58
Bonds Purchased
100,000.00
Accrued interest on bonds purchased
Expenses :
Secretarial
$799.57
'Actuarial
375.00
Printing
9.50
Postage and Supplies
3.33
Bonds
50.00
Miscellaneous
45.60
$1,283.00
Total
$113,379.59
Cash Balance as of June 30, 1946
Total
$128,909.27
FOUR PERCENT SYSTEM-July 1 to December 31, 1946 RECEIPTS
Cash on hand July 1, 1946
$15,529.68
Members' Contributions
3,046.07
Appropriations by City:
Pension Fund .
$7,961.44
Pension Fund Special
1,895.95
Expense Fund
460.44
$10,317.83
Bonds sold or called
Interest on Bonds
3,068.75
Total
$31,962.33
Expense Fund
$128,909.27
...
15,529.68
107
PAYMENTS
Cash transferred to 5% system
$8,854.75
Refunds of Contributions:
On account of resignations and dismissals
5,217.97
Pension Payments
7,341.77
Bonds Purchased
Accrued interest on bonds
Expenses :
Secretarial
$807.38
Extra Clerical
559.18
Actuarial
525.00
Printing
335.83
Postage and Supplies
72.95
Bonds
25.00
Miscellaneous
26.51
New Equipment
815.85
3,167.70
Total
24,582.19
Cash balance as of December 31, 1946
5,245.42
Annuity Savings Special, Transferred to 5%
1,759.98
Appropriation Balances
374.74
Total
$31,862.33
FIVE PERCENT SYSTEM-July to December, 1946
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand July 1, 1946
$8,854.75
Members' Contributions
26,549.06
Special Fund for Military Service Credit
1,759.98
Bonds sold or called
14,400.00
Income from Investments:
Interest on Bonds
5,880.65
Total
$57,444.44
PAYMENTS
Refunds of Contributions :
On account of resignations and dismissals
$1,518.34
Bonds Purchased
24,969.80
Accrued interest on bonds purchased
154.58
Total
26,642.72
Savings Bank
18,000.00
Cash Balance as of December 31, 1946
12,801.72
Total
$57,444.44
INCOME ACCOUNT - 5% SYSTEM
Cash Interest Received
$5,880.65
Interest accrued but not due 12/31/46 2,801.43
$8,682.08
.
108
Less:
Accrued Interest 7/1/46
$2,661.88 154 58
Interest paid on bonds purchased
$2,816.46
Net Interest Earned
5,865.62
3% Credited on funds:
Annuity Savings Fund
$2,619.72
Anuuity Savings Fund Special
103.65
Pension Accumulation Fund
3,142.25
$5,865.62
BALANCE SHEET - 5% SYSTEM
Cash
$12,801.72
Investments
410,387.15
Savings Bank Deposits
18,000.00
Accrued Interest
2,801.43
$443,990.30
Anuuity Savings Fund
$220.146.66
Anuuity Savings Fund Special
5,387.39
Pension Accumulation Fund
218,456.25
$443,990.30
INCOME ACCOUNT - 4% SYSTEM
Cash Interest Received
$11,296.06
Interest accrued, not earned
4,640.76
$15,936.82
Less:
'Accrued Interest 1/1/46
4,294.73
4,294.73
Net Interest Earned
11,642.09
4% Credit on average funds
Annuity Savings Fund
4,514.69
Annuity Savings Fund Special
129.98
Annuity Reserve
450.22
Pension Accumulation Fund
3,676.52
Pension Accumulation Fund Special
178.30
8,949.71
Excess
$2,692.38
Cash
$5,245.42
Investments
137,231.81
Accrued Interest
1,839.33
$144,316.56
Annuity Savings Fund
$35,304.45
Annuity Reserve Fund
10,812.85
Pension Accumulation Fund
91,912.94
Pension Accumulation Fund Special
1,150.47
Surplus
5,135.84
$114,316.56
BALANCE SHEET 4%
109
MEMBERSHIP - 4% SYSTEM
Fire &
Active Members Male
Female Policemen Total
Membership January 1, 1946
214
349
93
656
Enrolled to June 30, 1946
22
27
13
62
Withdrawals:
7
16
1
24
Retirements to June 30, 1946
2
1
3
Membership June 30, 1940
227
359
105
691
Transferred to 5% System, July 1, 1946
152
172
101
425
Membership July 1. 1946
77
188
4
269
Withdrawals:
Resignations
2
24
1
27
Membership December 31, 1946
75
164
3
242
RETIRED MEMBERS
Membership January 1, 1946
13
14
2
29
Retirement for:
Superannuation
2
1
3
Membership December 31, 1946
15
15
2
32
DEPENDENT BENEFICIARIES OF DECEASED MEMBERS
Membership December 31, 1946
TOTAL
Membership December 31, 1946
90
179
5 274
MEMBERSHIP - 5% SYSTEM
Fire &
Male
Female Policemen Total
Membership July 1, 1946
152
172
101
425
Enrolled during 1946
44
84
7
135
Deaths
1
1
Withdrawals
1
9
10
Membership December 31, 1946
194
247
108
549
VALUATION BALANCE SHEET SHOWING THE 'ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE FUNDS OF THE QUINCY RETIREMENT SYSTEM AS OF JUNE 30, 1946 ASSETS
Annuity Savings Fund:
Credited to fund
$225,457.00
Add accrued interest transferable from Pen-
sion Accumulation Fund
4,341.00
$229,798.00
Annuity Reserve Fund:
Credited to fund
11,047.00
Add accrued interest transferable from Pen-
212.00
Pension Reserve Fund
Pension 'Accumulation Fund:
Credited to fund including accrued interest ... 312,539.00
Less accrued interest transferable to other funds 4,553.00
307,986.00
Total Present Assets
$549,043.00
2
2
sion Accumulation Fund
11,259.00
Resignations to June 30, 1946
110
Present value of the prospective contributions payable by the City into the Pension Accumula- tion Fund as follows: Normal contributions $182,405.00
Accrued liability contributions 133,053.00
Total Contributions to Pension Accumulation Fund
315,458.00
Total Assets
$864,501.00
LIABILITIES
Present value of benefits on account of which contributions have been paid by members into the Annuity Savings Fund
$229,798.00
Present value of benefits payable on account of beneficiaries or their dependents now drawing annuities from the Annuity Reserve Fund Present value of benefits payable on account of beneficiaries or their dependents now drawing pensions from the Pension Reserve Fund Present value of benefits payable on account of beneficiaries or their dependents now drawing Pensions from the Pension Accumulation Fund Present value of benefits to members with prior service credit to be paid by contributions of the City into the Pension Accumulation Fund:
88,355.00
Service pensions on account of service as mem- bers equal to annuities provided at age 60 by contributions of employees $77,603.00
Additional service pensions on account of serv- ice rendered prior to January -, 1935 126,641.00
Ordinary disability pensions provided by the City 22,431.00 Accidental disability pensions provided by the City Accidental death benefits provided by the City .. 4,389
2,507.00
Total-'All benefits to members with prior service credit provided by contributions of the City into the Pension accumulation Fund
233.571.00
Present value of benefits to new entrants to be paid by contributions of the City into the Pen- sion Accumulation Fund :
Service pensions on account of service as mem- bers equal to annuities provided at age 60 by contributions by employees
$185,015.00
Ordinary disability pensions provided by the City
60,110.00
Accidental disability pensions provided by the City 23,509.00 Accidental death benefits provided by the City 33,163.00
Total-All benefits to new entrants provided by contributions of the City into the Pen- sion Accumulation Fund
Total Liabilities
301,797.00
$864,501.00
10,980.00
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Report of the Collector of Jaxes for 1946 The amount of cash collected on the tax for the various years is as follows: REAL ESTATE OF 1942
Cash Received
Charges
Abatement Refunds
.78 62.00
62,78
Less Abatements
62.00
.78
Amount collected during year 1946
.78
.78
Amount of Interest Collected
.15
REAL ESTATE OF 1943
Charges
$1.50
Abatement Refunds
1,290.00
Less 'Abatements
1,290.00
1.50
Amount collected during year 1946
1.50
1.50
Amount of Interested Collected
.29
PERSONAL TAX OF 1945
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
$5,337.00
Less Abatements
544.25
Amount collected during year 1946
4,792.75
4,792.75
REAL ESTATE OF 1945
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
$395,191.95
Charges
133.93
395,325.88
Credits
12,994.75
382,331.13
Less Abatements
64,529.25
317,801.88
Abatement Refunds
3,394.50
Amount collected during year 1946
319,706.13
319,706.13
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
1,490.25
Amount of interest collected
6,632.44
1,291.50
4,792.75
321,196.38
112
MAIN SEWER APPORTIONMENTS OF 1945
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946 $1,370.51 Credits 339.23
1,031.28
Amount collected during year 1946
1,031.28
1,031.28
STREET BETTERMENT APPORTIONMENTS OF 1945
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
$597.25 51.81
Credits
545.44
Amount collected during year 1946
318.68
318.68
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
226.76
SIDEWALK APPORTIONMENTS OF 1945
'Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
5.31
Amount collected during year 1946
5.31
5.31
COMMITTED INTEREST ON BETTERMENTS OF 1945
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
387.56 79.58
307.98
Amount collected during year 1946
235.42
235.42
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
72.56
WATER LIENS ON 1945 TAX BILLS
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946 3,853.79
Credits
1,257.51
2,596.28
Amount collected during year 1946
2,582.28
2,582.28
REAL ESTATE OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors $3,780,041.25
2,420.91
3,782,462.16
Credits
447.75
3,782,014.41
Less 'Abatements
19,034.24
3,762,980.17
Abatement Refunds
945.00
Amount collected during year 1946
3,462,523.38
3,462.523.38
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
301,401.79
Amount of Interest Collected
766.42
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
14.00
Charges
3,763,925.17
Credits
113
PERSONAL TAX OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
$246,462.00 24.94
Charges
Less Abatements
246,486.94 649.50
245,837.44
Amount collected during year 1946
241,113.44
241,113.44
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
4,724.00
MAIN SEWER APPORTIONMENTS OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
7,670.38 34.37
Charges
7,704.75
Credits
11.09
7,693.66
Less Abatements
5.52
7,688.14
Amount collected during year 1946
6,689.18
6,689.18
SIDEWALK APPORTIONMENTS OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
113.57
Amount collected during year 1946
113.57
113.57
STREET BETTERMENT APPORTIONMENTS OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
3,011.37
Charges
12.33
3,023.70
Amount collected during year 1946
2,472.01
2,472.01
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
551.69
COMMITTED INTEREST ON BETTERMENTS OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
2,046.88
Charges
9.39
2,056.27
Credits
2.82
2,053.45
Less Abatements
12.69
Amount collected during year 1946
1,726.12
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
2,040.76
1,726.12
314.64
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
998.96
114
W'ATER LIENS OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
$9,697.01 80.94
Charges
9,777.95
Credits
8.00
9,769.95
Amount collected during year 1946
7,677.26
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
2,092.69
POLL TAX OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
55,180.00
Charges
4.00
55,184.00
Less Abatements
17,154.00
38,030.00
Abatement Refunds
430.00
38,460.00
Amount collected during year 1946
37,516.00
37,516.00
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
944.00
POLL TAX OF 1945
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
$1,158.00
Less Abatements
944.00
214.00
Abatement Refunds
166.00
Amount collected during year 1946
380.00
380.00
POLL TAX OF 1944
46.00
Charges
8.00
54.00
Abatement Refunds
152.00
206.00
Less Abatements
198.00
Amount collected during year 1946
8.00
POLL TAX OF 1943
$2.00
Abatement Refunds
114.00
116.00
Less Abatements
114.00
2.00
Amount collected during year 1946
2.00
2.00
7,677.26
8.00
Charges
8.00
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
380.00
115
MOTOR EXCISE TAX OF 1946
Total Amount Committed by Assessors
$96,177.95 6.55
Charges
96,184.50
Less Abatements
1,475.43
94,709.07
Abatement Refunds
391.88
95,100.95
Amount collected during year 1946
87,840.70
87,840.70
Amount uncollected January 1, 1947
7,260.25
Amount of Interest collected
25.48
MOTOR EXCISE TAX OF 1945
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
$1,765.55
Warrant by Assessors
746.74
Charges
5.04
2,517.33
Less Abatements
544.33
1,973.00
Abatement Refunds
7.74
1,980.74
Amount collected during year 1946
1,980.74
1,980.74
Amount of Interest Collected
8.68
MOTOR EXCISE TAX OF 1944
Amount uncollected January 1, 1946
$60.87
Charges
10.00
70.87
Less Abatements
56.57
14.30
Amount collected during year 1946
14.30
14.30
Amount of Interest collected
.36
MAIN SEWERS
Amount collected on Sewer Construction .
$4,404.63
Amount of Interest collected
1.37
STREET BETTERMENTS
Amount collected on Street Betterments
$7,647.44
Amount of Interested collected
1.65
Amount collected on Water Liens Previous
$376.27
Costs collected during year 1946
3,015.61
Total Amount of Cash Collected during year 1946
$4,201,611.62
FREDERICK C. SMAIL. Collector of Taxes
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2,512.29
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Report of the Board of Assessors for 1946
VALUATION
Value of Buildings
$90,109,325.00 35,890,500.00
Value of Land
Value of Land & Buildings
125,999,825.00
Value of Personal
8,192,700.00
Total Valuation of the City as determined January 1, 1946. . 134,192,525.00
TAX RATE $30.00
Amount to be raised by Taxation
4,025,775.75
The Valuation was increased by omitted assessments levied in December 1946
24,250.00
Net Valuation of Motor Vehicles December 31, 1946
2,716,891.00
Total Valuation of the City including automobiles for 1946 was
136,909,416.00
Amount to be raised on Poll Taxes 54,314.00
RECAPITULATION BUDGET FOR 1946
CITY APPROPRIATIONS:
Budget
$5,087,077.23
City Debt
417,000.00
General Interest
35,848.57
Temporary Loan
Interest
3,000.00
Deficit Overlay
24,989.75
Appropriations from Available Funds
516,990.08
Overlay (current year)
84,230.41
Water Appropriations
160,446.42
$6,329,582.46
STATE ASSESSMENTS:
State Tax
$104,650.00
Charles River Basin
12,570.28
Metropolitan Parks
29,581.29
Nantasket Beach
3,734.59
Boulevards
857.65
Metropolitan Sewerage
68,904.72
Metropolitan Water
88,241.36
State Audit
3,962.61
Smoke Inspection
1,306.35
Underestimates in 1945
9,152.95
723.79
$323,685.59
COUNTY ASSESSMENTS:
County Tax
$147,890.11
County Hospital
55,851.04
$ 203,741.15
TOTAL EXPENSE
$6,857,009.20
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FOR 1946
Income Tax
$379,306.00
Corporation Tax
288,466.72 2.64
Gasoline Tax
88,469.21
Motor Vehicle & Trailer Excise
70,334.26
Licenses
76,275.50
Fines
3,131.94
Special Assessments
15,268.54
General Government
6,801.36
Protection of Persons
5,128.32
Health & Sanitation & Property
39,604.64
Highways
668.69
Charities
43,757.33
Old Age Assistance
226,909.72
Old Age Tax
14,151.49
Soldiers Benefits
8,342.52
Schools
34,543.34
Libraries
5,184.25
Recreation
265.00
Water
248,687.78
Cemeteries
35,376.18
Interest on Taxes
13,097.24
Hospital
546,783.16
Miscellaneous
6,654.17
Overestimates
2,598.10
Smoke Inspection Service
121.27
Available Funds
516,990.08
Free Cash
100,000.00
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$2,776,919.45
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES F. A. SMITH ARNOLD O. EASTMAN LARRY ANTONELLI
Board of Assessors
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DIRECTORY OF CITY OFFICIALS, 1945 - 1946
HON. CHARLES A. Ross, Mayor City Hall-1305 Hancock Street
Auditor of Accounts LEO E. MULLIN City Hall-1305 Hancock Street
Building Inspector
ALRICK A. WEIDMAN City Hall Annex-Saville Row
City Clerk
MRS. HATTIEMAY THOMAS
City Hall-1305 Hancock Street
Assistant City Clerk DONALD P. CRANE City Hall-1305 Hancock Street
City Engineer GERHARD F. SCHAFER City Hall Annex-Saville Row
Chief of Fire Department WILLIAM J. SANDS Fire Headquarters-Quincy Avenue
Superintendent of Fire and Police Signals THOMAS J. SMITH Fire Headquarters-Quincy Avenue
Harbor Master JAMES A. M. NASH 108 Sea Avenue
Health Commissioner DR. RICHARD M. ASH
Monroe Building-1245 Hancock Street City Physician (DR. JOHN M. MACLEOD-Died October 1945) DR. WILLIAM R. HELFRICII (Appointed January 1946) 17 Whitney Road
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Commissioner of Public Works JAMES P. DONOVAN City Hall Annex-Saville Row
Purchasing Agent ORRIE D. WILLIAMS City Hall Annex-Saville Row
Commissioner of Public Welfare ANTHONY J. VENNA 117 School Street
Chief of Police JOHN J. AVERY Police Headquarters-Sea Street and Southern Artery
Superintendent of Sewer Division WALTER S. MCKENZIE City Hall Annex-Saville Row
City Solicitor JOHN P. FLAVIN City Hall-1305 Hancock Street
Collector of Taxes FREDERICK C. SMAIL City Hall-1305 Hancock Street City Treasurer JOHN R. SHAUGHNESSY City Hall-1305 Hancock Street
Director of Veterans' Services (JOHN A. SANDISON-Died November 1945)
EDMUND F. GENEREAU (Appointed December 1945) Adams Academy-Hancock Street
Superintendent of Water Division JOHN G. WHITMAN City Hall Annex-Saville Row
Sealer of Weights and Measures HAROLD HUGHES City Hall Annex-Saville Row Inspector of Wires FRANK LINTS City Hall Annex-Saville Row
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Administrative Boards
Board of Assessors
CHARLES F. A. SMITH, Chairman
(Neil A. McDonald-Resigned June 1946)
LARRY ANTONELLI (Appointed July 1946)
Park Commissioners
J. ERNEST COLLINS, Chairman WILLIAM J. MITCHELL, Vice-Chairman JOSEPH W. PINEL, Secretary
Thomas Crane Public Library Trustees
GEORGE E. ADAMS, Chairman
GEORGIANA C. LANE, Secretary
VINCENT READDY JAMES S. COLLINS
CLARA E. THOMPSON
MRS. HENRIETTA C. THOMAS
GALEN W. HILL, Librarian Thomas Crane Public Library-Washington Street
Managers of Woodward Fund and Property
HON. CHARLES A. Ross, Mayor
JOHN R. SHAUGHNESSY, City Treasurer MRS. HATTIEMAY THOMAS, Auditor of Accounts (LOUIS A. GEORGE-Elected by Council for 1945) MELVIN THORNER (Elected by Council for 1946)
Board of Survey
LOUIS F. R. LANGELIER, Chairman WILLIAM H. COUCH JOHN J. MANNING
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GERHARD F. SCHAFER, Clerk City Hall Annex-Saville Row
Planning Board
WALTER A. SCHMITZ, Chairman (FREDERICK E. AHEARN-Resigned January 1946) ERNEST N. GELOTTE (Appointed February 1946) HARRY H. KERR (J. EVERETT ROBBIE-Resigned January 1946) FRED E. BERGFORS (Appointed February 1946) DELCEVARE KING
GERHARD F. SCHAFER, Clerk City Hall Annex-Saville Row
Board of License Commissioners
MRS. HATTIEMAY THOMAS, City Clerk JOHN J. AVERY, Chief of Police WILLIAM J. SANDS, Chief of Fire Department
Board of Registrars
MES. HATTIEMAY THOMAS, City Clerk MRS. MARY E. HURNEY WILLIAM F. MAHER CHARLES H. THORNER
Quincy City Hospital Board of Managers
SAMUEL G. SLOANE, Chairman (MRS. WILLIAM A. ROBB- Resigned January 1946) MR. R. DONALD BOLING (Appointed January 1946 AUGUSTUS E. SETTIMELLI WILLIAM A. CAREY WILLIAM J. MARTIN
(DR. JOSEPH P. LEONE, Superintendent-Resigned April 1946) DR. ENSIO RONKA, Director (Appointed April 1946) Quincy City Hospital-Whitwell Street
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Retirement Board
(1945 Board) GEORGE H. BONSALL, Chairman JOHN J. KEEFE LEO E. MULLIN, Auditor
Board-As of December 1946 GEORGE H. BONSALL, Chairman JOHN F. DENNEEN LEO E. MULLIN, Auditor
HELEN M. BEVERINA, Secretary City Hall-1305 Hancock Street
Board of Managers of Historical Places
MAURICE P. SPILLANE, Chairman
MRS. GRACE P. BONSALL, Secretary HENRY ADAMS LAWRENCE W. LYONS
HARRIET B. PIERCE
Board of Appeals-(Building Department)
WILLIAM R. LOFGREN, Chairman JOHN J. GALLAGHER PAUL N. SULLIVAN
Board of Appeals-(Zoning)
HESLIP E. SUTHERLAND, Chairman THOMAS E. FALLON WALTER A. SCHMITZ
Fence Viewers
ROBERT H. FAY GUSTAVE A. BERGFORS HERBERT A. SHAUGHNESSY
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City Council - 1945 Members at Large
MRS. EDNA B. AUSTIN JOSEPH J. KENDRICK CHRISTIAN A. BURKARD
10 Pontiac Road 110 Harvard Street 26 Ames Street
Members from Wards
WILLIAM W. JENNESS-Ward 1 106 Upland Road
CARL W. ANDERSON-Ward 2 194 Quincy Avenue
AMELIO DELLA CHIESA-Ward 3
11 Hughes Street
GEORGE P. MCDONALD-Ward 4
104 Grove Street
CLIFTON H. BAKER-Ward 5 24 Merrymount Avenue
FRANK N. ORCUTT-Ward 6
48 Florence Street
President, JOSEPH J. KENDRICK Clerk of Council, MRS. HATTIEMAY THOMAS Deputy Clerk of Council, DONALD P. CRANE Clerk of Committees, PERCY N. LANE City Messenger, HARRY W. TIRRELL Auditor of Accounts, LEO E. MULLIN
Trustees of City Hospital (Elected by Council) AMELIO DELLA CHIESA CARL W. ANDERSON
Managers of Adams Temple and School Fund
(Elected by Council)
JOHN P. FLAVIN GEORGE E. ADAMS
Standing Committees
First-named councilor is chairman. Finance-Councilors Burkard, McDonald, Austin, Della Chiesa. Ander- son, Jenness, Kendrick, Baker, Orcutt Fire and Police-Councilors Anderson, McDonald. Baker
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Ordinances and Legislative Matters-Councilors Anderson, Austin. Orcutt
Veterans' Aid-Councilors McDonald, Kendrick, Anderson
Public Buildings, Sewers, and Water Supply-Councilors Jenness Della Chiesa, Baker
Streets, Sidewalks, and Municipal Lighting-Councilors Orcutt, Jen- ness, Della Chiesa
Pensions-Councilors Della Chiesa, Austin, Orcutt
Public Utilities-Councilors Baker, Jenness, Della Chiesa
Land Conveyance-Councilors Austin, Orcutt, McDonald
City Council - 1946
Members at large
FRANK N. ORCUTT
48 Florence Street
CHRISTIAN A. BURKARD
26 Ames Street
RUSSELL T. BATES
5 Shellton Road
Members from Wards
DAVID J. CROWLEY-Ward 1
95 Rockland Street
CARL W. ANDERSON-Ward 2
11 River Street
AMELIO DELLA CHIESA-Ward 3
11 Hughes Street
JOHN B. O'CONNOR-Ward 4
5 Malden Street
CLIFTON H. BAKER-Ward 5 260 Pine Street
THOMAS J. GILMARTIN-Ward 6
94 Glover Avenue
President, CHRISTIAN A. BURKARD Clerk of Council, MRS. HATTIEMAY THOMAS Deputy Clerk of Council, DONALD P. CRANE Clerk of Committees, PERCY N. LANE City Messenger, HARRY W. TIRRELL Auditor of Accounts, LEO E. MULLIN
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Trustees of City Hospital
(Elected by Council)
THOMAS J. GILMARTIN JOHN B. O'CONNOR
Managers of Adams Temple and School Fund
(Elected by Council) JOHN P. FLAVIN GEORGE E. ADAMS
Standing Committees
First-named councilor is chairman.
Finance-Councilors Anderson, Baker, Bates, Burkard, Crowley, Della Chiesa, Gilmartin, O'Connor, Orcutt
Fire and Police-Councilors Gilmartin, Bates, Crowley
Ordinances and Legislative Matters-Councilors Baker, Bates, O'Connor
Veterans' Services-Councilors Bates, Anderson, Della Chiesa
Public Buildings, Sewers, and Water Supply-Councilors O'Connor, Baker, Orcutt
Streets, Sidewalks, and Municipal Lighting-Councilors Della Chiesa, Crowley, Gilmartin
Pensions-Councilors O'Connor, Della Chiesa, Gilmartin
Public Utilities-Councilors Crowley, Baker, Gilmartin
Land Conveyance-Councilors Della Chiesa, O'Connor, Crowley
Council Meetings
Regular meetings of the City Council are held at 7:45 p. m. on the first and third Monday of each month.
Committee Meetings
Meetings of the standing and special committees are held at the call of the Chairman or at such times as may be designated by the Council.
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School Committee - 1945
Chairman, HON. CHARLES A. Ross, Mayor Vice-Chairman, A. WENDALL CLARK
HON. CHARLES A. ROSS
98 Independence Avenue
L. PAUL MARINI
223 Presidents Lane
CARTER LEE
15 Prospect Avenue
A. WENDALL CLARK
223 Franklin Street
JOHN H. TAYLOR
108 Warren Avenue
MRS. BEATRICE W. NICHOLS
45 Elm Street
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON
212 Whitwell Street
Secretary and Superintendent of Schools
DR. PAUL GOSSARD
School Committee - 1946 Chairman, HON. CHARLES A. Ross, Mayor
Vice-Chairman, A. WENDELL CLARK
HON. CHARLES A. Ross
98 Independence Avenue
L. PAUL MARINI
CARTER LEE
223 Presidents Lane 15 Prospect Avenue
A. WENDALL CLARK
223 Franklin Street
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON
212 Whitwell Street
RAYMOND C. WARMINGTON
292 Whitwell Street
MRS. HELEN SPENCER
9 Samoset Avenue
Secretary and Superintendent of Schools
DR. PAUL GOSSARD
School Committee Rooms . .. Coddington Street School Committee Meetings
Regular meetings of the School Committee are held at 7:30 p. m. on the last Tuesday of each month except July.
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Number of Employees in the Various Departments and Offices
Auditor of Accounts
5
Building Department
3
City Clerk
5
Engineering Department
10
Fire Department
136
Fire and Police Signal Department
4
Harbor Master
1
Health Department
16
City Physician
1
Dept. of Public Works (not including Water, Sewer, Cemetery) 264
Water Division
. 50
Sewer Division
. 30
Cemetery Division
33
Purchasing Department
5
Department of Public Welfare
. 23
Police Department
156
Legal Department
1
Tax Collector
12
City Treasurer
9
Department of Veterans' Services
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8
Sealer of Weights and Measures
2
Wiring Department
2
Board of Assessors
9
Park Department
23
Thomas Crane Public Library
44
Quincy City Hospital
376 .
Retirement Board
2
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School Department
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In Memoriam
1945 - 1946
DAVID BROWN
MATTHEW BURNS
ALFRED CANTELLI
JEREMIAH COFFEY
ANNA E. EOVACIOUS PATRICK GILCOINE
BERTRAM HANY
JOHN HUNT JAMES KING WALTER LOUD
WILLIAM R. MACDONALD
CYRUS MACLEOD
JOHN M. MACLEOD, M.D.
JOSEPH MORAN EDMUND J. O'CONNELL (Died in Service) Engineering Department
TIMOTHY O'CONNELL
JOSEPH C. PANGRAZE
HARRY P. PITTS
JOHN ROSS ANNIE A. RUSSELL
JOHN A. SANDISON FRED SCHATZEL
ANTTI WEPSALAINEN
GEORGE WHITE
VICTORIA M. H. ZELLER
Department of Public Works Fire Department Department of Public Works Water Division
School Department Department of Public Works Department of Public Works Depa tment of Public Works Quincy City Hospital Depa tment of Public Works Department of Public Works Depa tment of Public Works City Physician Department of Public Works
Fire Department Police Department
Police Department Cemetery Division School Department Department of Veterans' Services
Department of Public Works Department of Public Works Quincy City Hospital School Department
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