Inaugural address of the mayor, with the annual report of the officers of the city of Quincy for the year 1947, Part 5

Author: Quincy (Mass.)
Publication date: 1947
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211


Library Salaries


1,579.04


April 23, 1947


213


Police-Salaries


3,689.70


April 23, 1947


222


Registrars Salaries


1,225.00


April 23, 1947


274


Covering Furnace Brook


20,000.00


April 23, 1947


298


Quincy Retirement System


5,741.00


April 23, 1947


214


Hospital Salaries


24.159.00


May


7, 1947


217


Legal Expense


4,900.00


May


7, 1947


286


Mass. Teachers' Retirement Assoc.


560.64


May


7, 1947


287


Quincy Retirement System


8~9 91


May


7, 1947


288


Planning Expert


2.50.00


May 7, 1947


304


Public Works Administration


1.800.00


May


7, 1947


305


Land Taking-Legal


3.920.71 500.00


May


7, 1947


309


Personal Damages-Legal


300.00


May


7, 1947


310


Personal Damages-Legal


600.00


May


7, 1947


311


Pension-Police


837.35


May


7, 1947


312


Pension-Police


1.085.58


May


7, 1947


313


Pension-Cemetery


1.574.25


May


7, 1947


$1,084,834.94


May


7, 1947


308


Personal Damages-Legal


500.00


April 23, 1947


272


Quincy Housing Authority


3,000.00


April


9,1947


175


93 Pension-Fire Dept.


39,500.66


Jan. 22, 1947


101


WATER DEPARTMENT


3 Special Compensation


$ 19,500.00 Jan. 6, 1947


170 Water Pensions


1,488.50


Mar. 19, 1947


$ 20,988.50


Attest :- HATTIEMAY THOMAS, City Clerk.


DEBT STATEMENT


Total Debt January 1, 1947


$2,188,000.00


Additions during 1947:


Outside Debt Limit:


Judgement Parking Land


$300,000.00


Quincy Veterans' Housing


400,000.00


Inside Debt Limit:


Streets


300,000.00


Squantum School Building


275,000.00


Fire Station


165,000.00


1,440,000.00


$3,628,000.00


Retirements during 1947:


Within Debt Limit:


Schools


$15,000.00


Sewers


60,000.00


Streets


170,000.00


Central Fire Station


10,000.00


Land and Building Loan


10,000.00


Outside Debt Limit:


Sewers


$15,000.00


Hospital


15,000.00


Municipal Relief


65,000.00


Municipal Garage


3,000.00


Fire Station


3,000.00


Water


15,000.00


116,000.00


$381,000.00


$3,247,000.00


FUNDED DEBT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1947


Schools


$395,000.00


Sewers


564,000.00


Streets


985,000.00


Land and Building Loan


140,000.00


Fire Station


210,000.00


Hospital


36,000.00


Municipal Relief Loans


185,000.00


Municipal Garage


27,000.00


Judgment Park Land


300,000.00


Quincy Veterans' Housing


400,000.00


Water


5,000.00


$3,247,000.00


$265,000.00


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The total debt of the City on December 31, 1947 divided as follows:


Inside Debt Limit


Outside Debt Limit


Water


$2,070,000.00 1,172,000.00 5,000.00


$3,247,000.00


BORROWING CAPACITY FOR 1948 General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 10


"Except as otherwise authorized by law, a city shall not authorize indebted- ness to an amount exceeding 21/2% of the average of the Assessors' valuation of the taxable property for the three preceding years, the valuation being first reduced by the amount of all abatements allowed therein previous to December 31 of the preceding year."


Net Valuation Real and Personal 1945


$127,824,533.00


Motor Vehicle 1945


1,989,433.00


Net Valuation Real and Personal 1946.


133,441,076.00


Motor Vehicle 1946


2,787,399.00


Net Valuation Real and Personal 1947 Motor Vehicle 1947


4,854,374.00


$410,354,937.00


Three years' average


$136,784,979.00


21/2% thereof


$3,419,624.47


Debt within debt limit January 1, 1948


2,070,000.00


Borrowing Margin as of January 1, 1948


$1,349,624.47


Debt maturing in 1948 which will increase borrowing margin:


January


$15,000.00


March


25,000.00


April


30,000.00


May


90,000.00


June


25,000.00


July


55,000.00


August


10,000.00


September


5,000.00


October


24,000.00


$279,000.00


TEMPORARY LOANS In Antcipation of Revenue


Issued


1947


Due


Sold to


Rate Disc.


Amount


January 24


November 5 Merchants National Bank


594


$500.000.00


March 26


November 25


Second National Bank


.60


300,000.00


March 26


December 9 Second National Bank .60


300,000.00


March 26


December 23


Second National Bank


.60 400,000.00


$1,500,000.00


Notes Issued 1947


$1,500,000.00


Notes Paid 1947


$1,500,000.00


139,458,122.00


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TRUST FUNDS December 31, 1947


Cash and Securities in Custody of Treasurer:


Children's Ward Fund


$ 313.06


Hospital Trust Fund


10,653.25


Mary C. Parker Fund


5,000.00


D. L. Jewell Fund


5,000.00


Richard E. Raycroft Fund


998.68


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


Water Reserve Government Bonds


200,000.00


Perpetual Care Fund


363,752.42


Retirement Fund


680,873.85


$1,274,492.26


Cash and Securities in Custody of Trustees :


Adams Temple and School Fund


$350,631.06


Woodward Funds


335,184.84


Library


42,585.63


Hospital Funds


105,106.37


833,507.90


$2,108,000.16


TAX COMMITMENTS Summary of Transactions During 1947


Due


January 1


Charges Sold City


Collected


Dec. 31


1938


$1.64


$1.64


1939


$3,818.43


8.10


$3.824.91


1.62


1940


8.08


6.46


1.62


1941


27.80


26.24


1.56


1942


49.75


48.20


1.55


1943


61.50


60.00


1.50


1944


61.50


60.00


1.50


1945


1,490.25


77.50


$83.25


68.00


$1,358.00


58.50


1946


307,069.79


3,398.19


16,039.78


3,805.25


256,305.59


34,317.36


1945 Excise


7.92


7.92


1946 Excise 7,260.25


4,041.85


54.01


10,105.50


1,142.59


$319,638.72


$7,743.83


$16.123.03


$7,953.07


$267,777.01


$35,529.44


1947 Commitments


Poll


$53,436.00


$108.90


$16,514.00


$35,720.90


$1,310.00


Personal. 291,545.60


119.63


2,353.84


280,160.06


9,151.33


Real


Estate 4,348,123.62


11,992.08


646.07


35,059.21 3,728,517.59


595,892.83


Excise . .


182,884.67


1,783.06


7,012.22


166,882.12


10,773.39


$4,875,989.89 $14,003.67


$646.07 $60,939.27 $4,211,280.67 $617,127.55


Abated and Adjusted


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ESTIMATED AND ACTUAL RECEIPTS 1947


Income Tax


Estimated $379,306.00


Actual $563,571.06


Income Tax Supplementary


186.132.00


Corporation Tax


288,466.72


351,303.58


Corporation Tax Supplementary


64,588.88


Gas Tax under Acts 1943 C. 569


88,469.21


88,469.21


Meal Tax Old Age Tax G. L. C. 64B


14,425.00


19,067.09


Boxing


36.85


Motor Excise


125,000.00


175,197.63


Licenses


82,355.00


81,384.10


Fines


9,000.00


2,267.26


Special Assessments


22,000.00


36,398.71


General Government


9,426.00


11,644.43


Protection of Persons & Prop.


8,000.00


16,993.93


Health & Sanitation


53,000.00


58,132.56


Highways


1,300.00


465.17


Charities


58,000.00


77,485.89


Old Age Assistance


255,446.95


300,790.47


Soldiers Relief


8,800.00


8,378.79


Hospital


616,515.00


717,189.05


Schools


30,000.00


41,471.66


Libraries


5,200.00


5,049.28


Parks


700.00


772.00


Cemeteries


29,000.00


28,250.61


Interest on Taxes & Assessments


10,000.00


9,914.92


Interest on Tax Titles


528.90


Premiums


6,044.00


Quincy Housing


6,000.00


8,064.41


Miscellaneous


5,000.00


1,847.31


TOTAL RECEIPTS


$2,356,130.76 $2,610,718.87


ASSESSORS ESTIMATE


2,356,130.76


$254,588.11


WATER RATES 1947


Commitments


$409,195.47


Water Refund


10.00


$409,205.47


Collections


393,322.88


Water Liens to Tax Collector


11,052.30


Abatements and Adjustments


1,337.02


405,712.20


Outstanding December 31, 1947


$3,493.27


WATER RATES 1946 AND PRIOR


Outstanding January 1, 1947


$3,950.42


Collections


$2,963.48


Water Liens to Tax Collector


629.65


Abatements


3.00


3,596.13


Outstanding December 31, 1947


$354.29


105


WATER SERVICE CONNECTION


Outstanding January 1, 1947


$4,060.55 31,801.36


Commitments


$35,861.91


Collections


$30,991.17


Water Liens to Tax Collector


967.11


Abatements


285.66


32,243.94


Outstanding December 31, 1947


$3,617.97


WATER RESERVE


Surplus January 1, 1947


$467,168.80


Collections


438,165.80


Appropriation Balance


5,624.53


$910,959.13


Appropriations


$183,382.42


State Assessments


95,240.00


Council Transfers


249,548.90


Cash Adjustment


3.00


Refunds


141.94


528,316.26


Surplus December 31, 1947


$382,642.87


WATER LIENS


Outstanding January 1, 1947


$15,947.80


Commitments


13,292.06


Refunds


131.94


Cash Adjustment


3.00


Collections


$10,888.27


Tax Title Credits


431.09


Abatements


7.50


Outstanding December 31, 1947


$18,047.94


Schedule of Payments


Revenue Accounts GENERAL GOVERNMENT CITY COUNCIL


Salaries


$5,975.68


Extra Clerical


92.00


Expense


3,479.87


$9,547.55


EXECUTIVE


Salaries


$8,185.68


Expense


1,549.16


Auto Maintenance


334.19


New Equipment


111.75


$10,180.78


$29,374.80


11,326.86


106


AUDITOR


Salaries


$12,597.03


Expense


1,370.26


New Equipment


284.75


$14,252.04


TREASURER


Salaries


$18,497.82


Extra Clerical


22.25


Expense


7,877.57


Management of Property Expense


Annuities


TAX COLLECTOR


Salaries


$22,082.48


Expense


4,343.72


New Equipment


136.00


$26,562.20


ASSESSORS


Salaries


$25,759.42


Extra Clerical


542.32


Expense


4,369.42


Transportation


900.00


New Equipment


908.50


$32,479.66


LAW


Salaries


$3,475.68


Expense


3,495.44


Awards and Claims


3,608.71


Personal Damage


Legal Expense


$4,900.00 $624.90


CITY CLERK


Salaries


$10,594.04


Expense


374.67


$10,968.71


Vital Statistics


$842.82


Dog Officer: Salary


$2,450.68


Expense


66.03


Use of Car


360.00


$2,876.71


CITY MESSENGER


Salary


$1,275.68


CITY ENGINEER


Salaries


$30,142.71


Pensions


1,142.30


Expense


1,296.17


Auto Maintenance


801.36


Planning Expert


$33,382.54 $371.13


$10,579.83 $4,452.76


Settlement of Damages


$26,397.64 $370.35 $2,600.00


107


BOARD OF REGISTRARS


Salaries


Election Officers


$5,559.08 5,932.50


Expense


8,088.11


Extra Clerical


273.35


$19,853.04


PLANNING BOARD


Salaries


$297.12


Pensions


1.44


Expense


68.13


$366.69


LICENSE COMMISSION


Salaries


$77.15


Expense


365.28


$442.43


BOARD OF APPEALS-ZONING


Salary


$300.00


Expense


273.14


$573.14


PURCHASING


Salaries


$10,716.88


Expense


948.73


Purchasing Dept .- Supply Account Credit


RETIREMENT BOARD


Salaries


$1,600.92


Extra Clerical


517.32


Expense


989.28


Actuarial Services


3,095.00


$6,202.52


CIVIL SERVICE REGISTRATION


Expense


MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS


Salaries and Wages


$12,160.90


Maintenance and Operation


25,737.17


New Equipment


185.20


$38,083.27


Construction of Public Buildings


$680.35


Maintenance of City Clock


$200.00


POLICE


Salaries


$375,343.76


Pensions


26,814.14


Station and General Expense


9,494.48


Radio Maintenance


3,027.77


Auto Maintenance


14,579.76


Prisoners' Expense


429.85


Travelling Expense


1,343.04


New Equipment


3,038.82


Liquor Enforcement .


13.68


Travel Out of State


617.58


Travel Out of State (Convention)


200.00


$434,902.88


$11,665.61 $76.41


$30.00


108


FIRE


Salaries


$364,623.71


Pensions


41,548.32


Station and General Expense


14,670.86


Equipment Maintenance and Operation


4,958.26


Hose


1,608.70


New Equipment


30,171.20


Fire Prevention Use of Car


360.00


Travel Out of State


96.40


Boiler Explosion


George Deen Fund-Fire


$458,037.45 $288.94 $144.50


FIRE AND POLICE SIGNALS


Salaries and Wages


$15,063.40


Power and Light


1,892.66


General Maintenance


8,628.50


Auto Maintenance


237.35


Use of Car


360.00


Travel Out of State


100.00


Installing Pedestrian Traffic Lights


3,020.29


Pedestrian Actuated Type Lights


477.62


$29,779.82


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Salaries


$5,651.36


Expense


272.51


Auto Maintenance and Operation


342.18


$6,266.05


INSPECTOR OF WIRES


Salaries


$4,514.15


Expense


265.00


Use of Car


360.00


Travel Out of State


150.00


$5,289.15


INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS


Salaries


$8,727.04


Expense


518.50


Furniture and Equipment


27.50


Use of Cars


720.00


Travel Out of State


144.08


$10,137.12


GYPSY MOTH


Salaries and Wages


$35,858.93


Supplies and Expense


2,212.34


Equipment Maintenance and Operation


3,477.43


Pension


1,737.00


New Equipment


1,340.79


Gypsy Moth


5,182.28


Trees


983.25


Dutch Elm Disease


1,580.69


$52,372.71


109


HEALTH AND SANITATION Board of Health


Administration: Salaries


$10,834.86


Expense


2,278.02


Auto Maintenance


1,578.42


Use of Cars


720.00


Contagious Diseases: Salaries


2,621.93


Expense


33,611.31


Dispensary: Salaries and Wages


6,277.04


Expense


407.70


Child Welfare:


Salaries


7,758.04


Expense


420.47


Dental Clinic: Salaries


4,872.85


Expense


414.22


Health Division: Salaries


12,053.35


Expense


353.92


New Equipment


400.76


Travel Out of State


25.00


New Equipment


672.57


Rodent Exterminator


500.00


$85,800.46


PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION


Salaries-Highway


$13,163.15


Extra Clerical


582.16


Salaries-Sewer


6,029.27


Expense-Highway


378.41


Sewer


160.60


New Equipment


2,232.20


Garage and Stable Expense


SANITARY DIVISION


Salaries and Wages


$205,730.05


Pensions


12,001.68


Equipment Rental


2,939.00


Equipment Maintenance


30,079.71


Care of Dumps


8,325.30


New Equipment


3,402.13


$262,477.87


SEWER DIVISION


Maintenance


$33,342.34


Pensions


9,394.22


Equipment Maintenance


692.88


Particular Sewers


24,013.43


Construction and Rebuilding Drains


739.44


New Equipment


1,644.42


Covering Furnace Brook


18,629.97


Draining and Filling Teel Pond


3,765.00


$92,221.70


HIGHWAYS


General Maintenance


$327,615.61


Street Lighting


124,291.77


Pensions


22,930.03


Miscellaneous Activities


27,862.48


Curbing Special


32,001.63


New Equipment


8,451.00


$543,152.52


$22,545.79 $4,601.57


110


Land Damage-Foster St.


Broad Meadows


Parking Space


Dredging Town River


Harbor Master


Mosquito Control


Granite Shore Protection-Houghs Neck


CHARITY AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS Public Welfare


Salaries


$25,136.21


Expense


2,046.74


New Equipment


305.15


Auto Maintenance


1,528.26


Use of Cars


750.00


City Home Salaries


4,541.86


City Home


9,238.55


New Equipment


446.64


Mothers' Aid


112,768.17


Mothers' Aid Administration Salaries


3,497.32


Mothers' A'id Administration Expense


68.35


Mothers' Aid Adm. Use of Cars


179.50


Mothers' Aid Adm. New Equipment


725.16


Mothers' Aid Federal Grant


21,644.58


Mothers' Aid Federal Grant Adm.


3,690.79


Outside Aid


139,032.26


Old Age Assistance Administration


17,062.30


Old Age Assistance


453,700.67


Old Age Assistance Adm. Federal Grant


10,145.86


Old Age Assistance Federal Grant


304,392.81


Labor


4,210.00


$1,115,111.18


VETERAN'S BENEFITS


Director of Veteran's Salaries


$14,686.12


Expense


1,590.85


Use of Cars .


1,080.00


New Equipment


747.79


Veterans' Benefits


84,530.78


World War Allowance 11


1,664.00


$104,299.54


SCHOOLS


Salaries


$1,436,727.78


Expenses


307,123.83


Pensions


2,819.88


New Equipment


5,841.29


Travel Out of State


168.31


$1,752,681.09


George Deen Fund


$145.00


Smith - Hughes Fund


$1,651.20


Regional Veterans' Education


$5,426.13


LIBRARY


Salaries and Wages


$83,096.54


Expense


16,711.71


Books and Periodicals


16,998.55


Auto Maintenance and Operation


524.03


New Equipment


579.37


$117,910.20


$3,974.02 $13,904.20 $444,895.23 $15,000.00 $450.00 $4,980.73 $65,000.00


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PARK


Administration Salaries


$1,475.68


Administration Expense


99.55


Use of Commissioner's Cars


1,080.00


Maintenance Salaries and Wages


58,428.65


Supplies and Expense


6,185.96


Equipment Maintenance


1,863.60


Use of Foreman's Car


360.00


Insurance


37.50


Improvement and Purchase Play. Equip.


17,424.03


Fore River Club


3,126.56


Recreation Use of Car


120.00


Promotional and Misc.


200.03


New Equipment


2,934.00


$93,335.56


HOSPITAL


Salaries and Wages


$619,744.71


Extra Clerical


514.71


Living Out


9,831.42


Expense


377,239.62


Pensions


3,502.81


New Equipment


15,915.27


Out of State Travel


200.00


United States Cadet Nurse Corps


$1,026,948.54 $14,549.67


CEMETERY


Administration Salaries


$2,023.69


Salaries and Wages


54,624.12


Pensions


1,563.94


Administration Expense


248.95


Supplies and Expense


1,943.47


Equipment Maintenance and Operation


907.49


Sub-Soil and Loam for New Land


1,000.00


New Equipment


3,229.21


$65,540.87


UNCLASSIFIED


Veterans' Rents


$4,634.00


Care of Veterans' Graves


165.00


Celebrations


3,148.36


Annual Report


2,371.22


Workmen's Compensation


23,975.29


Mosquito Control-State


3,000.00


Emergency Housing Com.


327.37


Special Compensation


200,749.82


Insurance


91.57


Medical Library-Mary Clark


100.12


Medical Library-Raycroft Fund


46.97


Retirement System-Pensions


24,099.10


Care of Historical Places


664.57


Land Damage-Playground


3,499.00


Quincy Housing Authority


8,468.00


Recordifying Ordinance


651.25


Workmen's Compensation-Extra Clerical


21.00


112


WATER


Salaries


$30,580.19


Pensions


9,695.17


Office Expense


2,370.46


General Maintenance


68,941.56


Equipment Maintenance and Operation


4,074.89


Meters


6,877.51


Service Connections


51,770.90


New Equipment


6,068.66


Special Compensation


6,866.24


$187,245.58


BONDS AND INTEREST


General Debt


$366,000.00


Water Dept.


15,000.00


General Interest


35,563.75


Water Interest


200.00


Temporary Loan Interest


7,049.58


Premium on Bonds


3,617.29


Interest on Tax Refunds


116.21


$427,546.83


AGENCY AND TRUST ACCOUNTS


Perpetual Care Income


$9,950.19


Cemetery Trusts Income


26.51


U. S. War Bonds and Interest-Water Dept.


200,054.18


Retirement Fund Income


18,397.49


Cash Advance


595.00


Tax Possessions Deposits


675.00


Departmental Refund


88.50


Withholding Tax


414,293.16


Tax Refunds


17,639.25


Hospital Trust Fund


28.32


War Bonds


982.50


Collections for State


5,053.75


Collections for County


7,385.60


Perpetual Care Funds


15,280.00


Retirement Board


72,327.83


Trusteed Accounts


.82


Cesspool and Vault Deposits


1,296.00


Particular Sewer Deposits


18,700.00


Water Deposits


5,900.00


Hospital Deposits


703.00


Temporary Loans


$1,500,000.00


STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS


State Tax


$104,650.00


Auditing Municipal Accounts


3,764.15


State Exam. of Retirement Sys.


209.03


Charles River Basin:


Bonds


$330.07


Interest


2,376.05


Maintenance


8,999.71


Ser. No. 1 Met. Parks:


Bonds


$82.52


Interest


386.28


Maintenance


33,917.97


34,386.77


¿Nantasket


3,459.69


11,705.83


113


Ser. No. 2 Met. Parks:


Bonds


$350.69 233.83


Metropolitan Sewers:


Bonds


$33,778.67


Interest


5,846.45


Maintenance


55,946.98


Metropolitan Water Loan


94,941.84


Smoke Inspection


1,584.42


Norfolk County Hospital Tax


$350,858.35 $68,901.93


Norfolk County Tax


$150,726.82


Total


$10,875,176.88


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Sewer Construction


$115,568.00


Street Construction


315,808.85


Special Land Takings


1,722.09


Quincy Housing Authority


400,000.00


Houghs Neck Fire Station


25,886.84


Squantum School


150,087.47


Fire Station 19-102


1,960.00


Water Construction


58,926.28


$1,069,959.53


Schedule of Receipts


GENERAL REVENUE


Current Year:


Poll


$35,720.90


Personal


280,160.06


Real Estate


3,728,517.59


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


166,882.12


$4,211,280.67


Previous Year:


Poll


$270.00


Personal


3,849.72


Real Estate


253,543.87


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


10,113.42


Tax Titles Redeemed


11,512.01


$279,289.02


From-State:


Corporation Tax


$351,303.58


Income Tax 1947:


State Valuation


563,571.06


Education


23,477.39


Veterans' Aid and Pensions


8,009.35


$946,361.38


Interest


584.52


95,572.10


114


Licenses :


Liquor


All Others


$61,000.00 18,026.10


Permits :


Marriage


$2,204.00


Plumbing


3,807.50


Alcohol


53.00


Garbage


21.00


Milk


224.50


Beverage


80.00


Court Fines and Forfeits


GRANTS AND GIFTS


From State:


Industrial School (Smith-Hughes and George


Deen Funds


$2,216.15


Vocational Education


387.00


Boxing Commission


36.85


Meal Tax


19,067.09


From County :


Dog Licenses


$4,998.26


COMMERCIAL REVENUE


Gypsy Moth


$604.16


Street Betterments


28,817.14


Sidewalks


124.89


Main Sewers


7,456.68


$37,002.87


DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE


City Treasurer, Costs


$141.00


Tax Collector, Costs


3,270.13


City Clerk, Recording and Special


8,233.30


Tax Collector, Cash Advance


$200.00


Hospital, Cash Advance


345.18


Fire, Cash Advance


15.00


City Clerk, Cash Advance


5.00


$565.18


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department:


Gun Permits


$182.50


Bicycle Registrations


47.00


Miscellaneous


34.15


$263.65


Fire Department:


Miscellaneous


$70.59


Fire Equipment Project


$1,470.00


State:


Gas Tax Refunds


$413.88


Sealer of Weights:


Fees


$1,093.49


$79,026.10


$6,390.00 $2,267.26


$21,707.09


$11,644.43


115


Building Inspector:


Fees


$8,942.50


Wire Inspector: Fees


$4,883.70


Engineering : Fees


$1,762.50


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Contagious


$3,305.00


Tuberculosis


10,760.73


Sanitation :


Particular Sewers - Labor and Materials


$24,842.67


Refuse and Garbage:


Scavenger


$1,188.00


Garbage


13,440.00


$14,628.00


HIGHWAYS


Highway Distribution (State)


$88,469.21


Miscellaneous


465.17


$88,934.38


CHARITIES


Reimbursement for Relief:


Outside Aid:


Individuals


$2,036.49


Cities and Towns


9,498.01


State


24,132.60


Mother's Aid:


State


$41,818.79


Federal Grant


33,575.36


$75,394.15


Old Age Assistance:


Recovery


$6,907.32


Cities and Towns


8,977.31


State


289,865.10


Federal Grant


325,549.84


$631,299.57


HOSPITAL


Received from Patients


$711,667.55


Endowment


2,300.00


$713,967.55


U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps


$6,555.22


Day Nursery and Miscellaneous


3,221.50


$9,776.72


EDUCATION


School Department:


Tuition


$412.99


Sales Books and Supplies


1,402.30


Rents


3,588.00


Industrial School:


Sale of Products


$1,205.97


Industrial School Revenue:


Receipts from Cities and Towns


$5,403.29


$10,998.01


$14,065.73


$35,667.10


116


LIBRARY


Fines


Miscellaneous ...


$4,637.89 411.39


$5,049.28


UNCLASSIFIED


Fore River Club Rent


$788.00


Particular Sewers


280.75


Veterans' Services


369.44


Housing Rents


8,064.41


Payroll Refund - Veterans' Services


21.75


Central Fire Station Damage


324.38


Reimbursement for damage to Police car


35.00


Damage to Fire car


408.85


Refund - Electric Light


156.14


Eastern Mass. St. Rwy. settlement


244.00


Sale of Land


1,520.28


Sale of City Property


14,855.00


Income Tax Possessions


420.00


Tax Titles redeemed


.. 57.22


$27,545.22


WATER SERVICE ENTERPRISES


Water Department:


Water Rates 1947


$393,322.88


Previous Years


2,963.48


Water Service Connections


30,991.17


Water Liens


10,888.27


$438,165.80


CEMETERIES


Burial Department:


Sale of Lots and Graves


$12,260.00


Care of Lots and Graves


928.00


Opening Graves


12,635.00


Foundation and Grading


2,427.61


$28,250.61


INTEREST


Interest on Taxes


$6,130.42


Interest on Tax Titles


528.90


Interest on Assessments


107.68


Committed Interest


3,055.62


Interest on Street Betterments


25.69


Miscellaneous


48.97


$9,897.28


Interest on Trust Funds:


Perpetual Care Funds


$10,366.64


Retirement Funds


18,397.49


Welfare


40.20


School


20.10


Cemetery


98.49


Accrued Interest on Bonds


474.16


Hospital


659.32


Water


644.44


Premium on Bonds Sales


$30,700.84 $18,715.00


117


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Temporary Loan 1947


General Loans


$1,500,000.00 1,440,000.00


REFUNDS


Old Age Assistance


$7,745.59


Aid to Dependent Children


268.17


Rationing Board


108.60


Hospital


13.00


School


3.43


Fire


2.60


Tax Collector


15.75


$8,157.14


AGENCIES AND TRUST


Deposits


$28,036.70


Hunters Licenses


5,053.75


Deposits on Sale of Tax Possessions


586.00


Raycroft Trust Fund


46.97


Clark Hospital Fund


100.12


Payroll Tailings


352.92


Perpetual Care Fund


15,280.00


Hospital Nurses Breakage Deposits


60.30


Retirement Fund


72,327.83


For City - Dogs


7,431.20


Withholding Tax


414,293.16


War Bonds


64,00


Water Reserve Bonds


Premium


875.00


Water Reserve Bonds


200,000.00


$744,507.95


Total


$11,496,604.83


.


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CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET. DECEMBER 31. 1947


Revenue Accounts


ASSETS


LIABILITIES


Cash


$453.179.78


Temporary Loans


Accounts Receivable


Taxes 1946 and Prior


$34,386.85


Taxes 1947


606,354.16


640,741.01


Motor Vehicle 1946


1,142.59


Motor Vehicle 1947


10,773.39


11.915.98


Cesspool


$92.00


Sewer


3,225.00


Water


600.00


Hospital


980.00


Tax Possessions


136.00


5,033.00


O. A. A. Recovery


3,649.83


Committed Interest


728.10


26,752.11


Proceeds of Dog Licenses


105.60


Tax Titles


24,595.86


Tax Possession


87,163.59


Water Liens


18,047.94


Water Rates 1947


3,493.27


Water Rates 1946 and Prior


354.29


Watcr Service Connections . .


3.617.97


Water Reserve Inc.


2,580.67


County Tax


31,374.94


Co. Hospital Tax


911.87


Water Receipts Reserved


382,642.87


Scavenger


201.50


Health


30,989.92


Particular Sewers


6,958.16


Highways


472.09


Schools


1,224.80


Parks


Welfare


9,398.72


Revenue Reserved until Collected:


118


Due State: Proceeds of Sporting Licenses


Trust Funds Income


16,331.03


3,847.56


Appropriation Balance


204,236.81


Department Bills


Gypsy Moth


75.00


Reserve T'und Overlay Surplus


13,507.24


Overlay Reserved for Abatement of Taxes


Levy 1916 42,963.17


Levy 1947 46,343.12


89,306.29


Sewer


835.11


Street Betterments


25,188.90


Lidewalks


Due County :


Sale of Dogs


$5,792.67 1,362.36


Pay Roll Tailings


Unidentified Receipts


Sale of Land


4,606.42


Guarantee Deposits


Special Assessments


Final Judgment


Old Age Assistance 2,307.83 Veterans' Relief State and Military Aid Hospital 286,587.03 3,067.75 Cemetery


Hospital Deficit Cash Advance Overlay Deficit State of Mass.


4,050.37


13,890.69


Motor Vehicle Excise


11,915.98 Special Assessments 26,752.11


Tax Titles and Tax Posses- sions


111,759.45


Departmental


341,282.80


Water 25,513.47


517,223.81


350,426.63 23.44


$1,629,115.48


$1,629,115.48


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Cash


Loan Authorized


$541,610.74


$541,610.74


$541,610.74


DEFERRED REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Deferred Special Assessments $87,333.61


Apportioned Assessments not due Street Betterments


Sewer Sidewalks


$72,453.33 14,608.46 271.82


$87,333.61


$87,333.61


DEBT ACCOUNTS


Bonded Debt


$3,247,000.00


Inside Debt Limits: School Loans


$395,000.00


Sewer Loans


340,000.00


Street Loans 985,000.00


Other Loans 350,000.00 $2,070,000.00 119


Outside Debt Limit


341,282.80 29.82


Estimated Receipts Excess and Deficiency Fire Damage


$541,610.74


Appropriation Balances Unexpended


Sewer Loans


224,000.00


Hospital Loans


36,000.00


Municipal Relief Loans


185,000.00


Judgment Parking Loan


300,000.00


Other Loans


427,000.00


Water Debt


1,172,000.00 5,000.00


$3,247,000.00


$3,247,000.00


TRUST FUNDS


Cash and Securities in Custody of Treasurer


$1,274,492.26


Welfare


2,000.00


Cash and Securities in Custody of Trustees


Schools


686,815.90


Library


42,585.63


Adams Temple and School Funds


350,631.06


Cemetery


368,653.42


Woodward Fund


335,184.84


Retirement System


680,873.85


Library Funds


42,585.63


Water Reserve, Gov't Bonds


200,000.00


Hospital Funds


105,106.37


$2,108,000.16


$2,108,000.16


LEO E. MULLIN Auditor of Accounts.


120


Hospital


$127,071.36


121


City Treasurer


TREASURER'S STATEMENT




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