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Advice with reference to claims for damage upon restoration of electrical facilities.
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
Advice preparation of pleadings, filing and appearance in connection with bill in equity filed in Superior Court seeking decree restraining operation of dump.
Opinion with reference to permits to purchase and to carry firearms.
Advice with reference to liability in snow and ice cases.
Advice with reference to procedure relating to new building by-law.
Advice with reference to authority to establish setback requirements on Route 1.
Board of Public Welfare and Agent
Advice with reference to provisions of lien law.
Suit to enforce contribution with reference to aid rendered.
Advice with reference to application of provisions of General Laws chapter 117.
Preparation of mortgage discharge and bond release.
Advice with reference to dower interest in real estate.
Opinion with reference to provisions of law relating to enforcement of lien law. Advice with reference to liability for hospital charges.
Town Clerk and Accountant and Clerk of Selectmen
Advice with reference to recount petition.
Advice with reference to retirement World War I veteran.
Advice with reference to license for storage of volatile fluids.
Advice with reference to referendum petition.
Advice with reference to statutory requirements relating to notice of filing of subdivision plan.
Advice with reference to change of location Class I auto license.
Advice with reference to duties of committee with reference to district bound- aries and related matters.
Advice with reference to election requirements in connection with nomination papers for annual town election.
Advice with reference to basis of allocation of town meeting membership.
Advice with reference to retirement of member of contributory retirement system under provisions of law relating to veterans retirement.
Advice with reference to liability for payment of medical bills of retired persons.
.Advice with reference to special town election August 18, 1954.
Advice with reference to layout of town ways.
171
REPORT OF TOWN COUNSEL
Veterans Housing Board
Conference with Board and Selectmen with reference to demolition of project.
Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
Advice with reference to new water lien statute, chapter 487, Acts of 1954 relating to the requirement of acceptance of provisions by town meeting.
Conference and advice with reference to provisions governing sale of tax title properties.
Town Engineer
Advice with reference to betterment assessments.
School Committee and Superintendent of Schools
Advice with reference to provisions of chapter 330, Acts of 1945.
Advice with reference to parliamentary procedure in conduct of committee meetings.
Planning Board
Advice with reference to lot area requirements in so-called Fellowship Farms area.
Advice with reference to requirement of approval of plan of land to be used for industrial purposes.
Opinion with reference to status of Board of Survey layout.
Advice with reference to application form contents.
Opinion with reference to applicability of subdivision control provisions in Neponset Street proposal.
Advice and preparation of articles calling for amendment of zoning by-law.
Airport Commission
Conference with Chairman Houghton with reference to management agree- ment and related matters.
Conference with Commission, Selectmen and Finance Commision.
Library
Advice with reference to annual report of trustees.
Board of Health
Opinion with reference to statutory requirement of cooking garbage before feeding to swine.
172
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Attention to matter of developer's petition for writ of mandamus in connec- tion with issuance of permits.
Conference and advice with reference to award of garbage contract.
Advice with reference to provisions of law requiring Board of Health approval on submission of subdivision application.
Conference and advice with reference to bill in equity filed in Superior Court relating to operation of dump.
Respectively submitted, FRANCIS C. FOLEY Town Counsel
173
REPORT OF GENERAL MANAGER
REPORT OF GENERAL MANAGER
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
Attached herewith please find detailed reports of the several departments over which the General Manager has administrative control.
The year 1954 was a trying one for the Town of Norwood. All our plans and programs which we expected to carry out in 1954 were interrupted by the hurri- canes "Carol" and "Edna" which did many hundreds of thousands of dollars damage throughout the Town. The damage to public property amounted to ap- proximately $130,000. Most of the work has been finished and the Town is now operating on a normal basis.
Many things were accomplished however, during the year. To name a few, the expansion of the Light Department has gone forward and the contracts for the addition to the building and to the first phase of the addition to the Short Street Station are in progress and much work has been done on our underground and overhead system to put it in first class shape. As far as the Light Department is concerned it appears that if the Town continues to grow, it will have to go forward with another big addition to the Short Street Station as well as many im- provements around the High School area and the Railroad Avenue area.
In spite of the hurricanes, the Public Works Department carried out a large portion of its program of street improvements, etc. The only thing neglected was the sidewalk program but it was thought better to save this money to take up part of the burden caused by the $130,000 hurricane expenditure.
The Recreation and Park improvement program have gone forward and much progress has been made. During the year the drain was covered in on the perimeter of Father McAleer's Playground and other improvements were made in this area. Much progress was made in the improvement of the playground which lies between Lenox Avenue and Allen Road. A Little League field was built and the area pre- pared for another playground. We believe that our adult and juvenile recreation program is a sound one and is paying big dividends in happiness for the Golden Age Group and a minimizing of juvenile delinquency among the youth of our Town.
The Engineering Department has been kept very busy in getting our projects ready but due to the scarcity of engineering personnel, a bottleneck has developed in this department. We hope that this situation will improve in 1955.
In closing, I want to express my gratitude to all the town officers and em- ployees who cooperated so well with me during the past year and to extend special thanks to the members of my immediate staff for the excellent help they gave me during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN B. KENNEDY
General Manager
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF CLERK OF PURCHASES
Mr. John B. Kennedy General Manager Norwood, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
The total amount of purchase orders issued by this department during the past year was 1995. These orders were placed in response to requisitions received from all Town departments during 1954.
In connection with each requisition received and each order placed, the spirit of competitive bidding was used to the fullest extent. Quotations were asked for and obtained by mail whenever possible. In the event of rush requisitions the telephone was utilized and competitive prices obtained verbally. In purchases of one thousand dollars ($1000.00) or over advertisements were placed in the local paper and proposal forms were mailed to interested bidders. Local vendors were always contacted first in order to enable them to do business with the town.
In all but emergency cases, the above policies were practiced by this depart- ment, in order, that the Town purchases could be made at the lowest possible prices, provided quality and deliveries were comparable.
Very truly yours,
JOHN J. MCAULIFFE
Clerk of Purchases
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REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Mr. John B. Kennedy, General Manager
Dear Sir:
I herewith submit my report as Superintendent of the Municipal Light De- partment for the year 1954.
I am pleased to inform you that many important projects in the expansion of the Norwood Municipal Light Department were accomplished during the past year.
Three 75 KVA Transformers were installed in the new Guild Square trans- former vault, thereby re-enforcing the secondary underground distribution system in that area.
Heavy underground secondary cables were installed at vital points around the center of Town, thereby affording a more reliable source of power to various stores.
Fireproofing was applied to primary cables in manholes and transformer vault, insuring these very important distribution facilities against destruction by fire or explosion.
A contract was awarded for the laying of ducts, rebuilding of certain man- holes on Nahatan Street near Central Street and the laying of ducts and building new manholes on Broadway. In respect to this same project, a contract was awarded for cable work which will eliminate much of the hazardous distribution conditions in and around Lyman Place. The duct and manhole work is nearing completion and the cable will be done in the early Spring.
The work on the first addition to the Short Street Station is progressing on schedule and will be put in operation about April 1, 1955.
The two hurricanes which struck during the late Summer of 1954 left the Light Department in a badly devastated condition. Outside help was obtained as soon as possible and everyone available worked long hours until service was com- pletely restored. The public was most co-operative and helpful and I wish to thank them for their courtesy and patience during those very trying days.
The increase in power consumed was nearly 9 per cent greater than that of the previous year and the potential increase for 1955 appears to be greater by a considerable amount.
Our electric power costs from the Boston Edison Company continues to be comparatively low, and it appears that our high use factor will continue with the influx of new industry.
I offer the following statistical data relative to the operation of the Light Department for 1954.
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
Millions of K.W.H.
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
1915
1920
1925
1930
1935
yearly from 1916 to 1954 inclusive.
Amount of Electric Energy purchased
1940
1945
1950
195
In Memoriam emoriam
HOWARD BABCOCK
Howard Babcock was born April 21, 1889. He saw service overseas in the first World War. He served the Town of Norwood faithfully for 38 years and many of the structures in the Light Department will serve as monuments to him for many years to come. The Town was saddened by his sudden death November 17, 1954 and he will be long remembered by all who knew him.
REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT
177
Cost per Kilowatt Hour.
.005
.01
.015
. 02
1915
1920
1925
1930
1935
1940
1945
1950
1955
Boston Edison Company.
Energy purchased from the
Average annual Kilowatt cost. of
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
New Secondary Services Underground 2 New Services
Pole Extensions
8 30 Ft. Poles
26 35 Ft. Poles
1 40 Ft. Pole
1 45 Ft. Pole
Pole Extension - Private Property
4 30 Ft. Poles 6 35 Ft. Poles
Pole Renewals
2 30 Ft. Poles
10 35 Ft. Poles
3 40 Ft. Poles
1 45 Ft. Pole
1 28 Ft. Pole (Steel)
Transformers Installed
2 5 KVA
6 10 KVA
5
71/2 KVA
15 15 KVA
5 10 KVA
40 25 KVA
12 15 KVA
6 371/2 KVA
5 75 KVA
3 100 KVA
3 50 KVA
1
75 KVA
1 150 KVA
Fire Alarm Extension
12 New Boxes
745 Ft. No. 6 Wire
18,100 Ft. No. 8. Copperweld Conductor 700 Ft. No. 14-2 conductor R. R. cable
The following meter work was accomplished:
New Meters Installed
335
Meters Replaced
243
Meters Discontinued
44
Meters Discarded
121
Wire Inspections
2135
Wire Permits
675
Of the new meters installed 83 were time clock combinations for "F" Rate Of the meter replacements 36 were time clock combination for "F" Rate
Primary Extension
Secondary Extension
15,975 Ft. No. 2 Copper Wire
18,855 Ft. No. 2 Copper Wire
3,600 Ft. No. 2 Copper Wire (Rub. Cov.) 100 Ft. No. 2 Cond. Cable
5,415 Ft. No. 4 Copper Wire
17,770 Ft. No. 4 Copper Wire
11,655 Ft. No. 6 Copper Wire
4,810 Ft. No. 6 Copper Wire
6,000 Ft. 1/0 Copper Wire
100 Ft. 1/0 Copper Wire
300 Ft. 2/0 Copper Wire
50 Ft. 3/0 Copper Wire
2,685 Ft. 4/0 Copper Wire 250 Ft. Copperweld Wire
Transformers Removed
5 5 KVA
7 25 KVA
1 371/2 KVA
179
REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Street Light Extension
New Secondary Services 392 New Services
500 Ft. No. 4 Copper Wire
10,500 Ft. No. 6 Copper Wire 90 Ft. No. 6-2 Cond. Cable
1,000 Ft. No. 6 Copper Wire (Rub. Cov.) 290 Ft. No. 8 Copper Wire 145 Ft. No. 8-2 Cond. Cable
61 New Fixtures added-Multiple Light
5 New Fixtures added-Photo Cell and Relay Light
20 New Mercury Fixtures Added
Applications for Service 1001
Requests for Discontinuances
930
Purchase Requisitions 180
Deposit Refunds Issued 404
Estimates for Underground Services
2
Purchased Energy
Short St. Sub-Station 7,896,614 K.W.H. Central St. Station 22,382.000 K.W.H.
Total for Year 30,278,614 K.W.H.
Increase of 8.78% for the Year or
Average cost per K.W.H. for the Year
2,444,400 K.W.H. $.014
Statistics
Energy used for Station Power & Lighting 25,055 K.W.H
Energy used for Fire Alarm System 2,345 K.W.H.
Street Lights were illuminated approximately 3,810 Hrs. using 843,376 K.W.H.
Street Lights were off approximately 150 burning hours during the two hurri- canes in the month of September.
Respectfully submitted, EARLE D. HARDY, Superintendent Municipal Light Department
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Mr. John B. Kennedy General Manager Town of Norwood, Mass.
Dear Sir:
Following is the annual report of the Cemetery Department for 1954:
The big news is of course, the two hurricanes, both of which wreacked havoc on some of our oldest and biggest trees. We lost six (6) spruces, all magnificent specimens.
Another venerable victim was a beautiful cut leaf weeping birch, fully 35 feet high and all of 24" in diameter. Other losses consisted of one oak, one popular, one willow, and two maples, all of goodly proportions.
The average age of these lost trees represents many years of slow growth. We cannot help but experience a sense of shock when we see a living tree that took so many years to develop into a grand specimen destroyed by the wind in the twink- ling of an eye. Many other trees were damaged and had to be pruned and trimmed.
Work was continued in rock removal and grading of Section 45 in preparation for its use for burial purposes.
For the convenience of lot owners in Sections 47 and 48 we installed three (3) additional water faucets at handy locations. This required the extension of our water mains by adding 140 feet of 2 inch pipe to our existing mains.
An extensive job of repair work was carried out this year on the Day Memorial Chapel. All the masonry was repointed and chaulked thoroughly inside and out.
Three new sections of single graves were laid out and numbered markers set on each grave. Bituminous concrete walks 4 feet wide were built for these new sections, totaling 190 lineal feet.
We conducted 198 funerals during the year and built foundations for 75 monu- ments.
Respectfully submitted,
LOUIS J. D'ESPINOSA. Superintendent
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In Memoriam emoriam
PETER N. CURRAN
Peter N. Curran was born in Norwood, Mass., on May 3, 1883. He was appointed a Permanent Patrolman on the Norwood Police Depart- ment on May 1, 1917, and served the community faithfully until his retirement on May 15, 1943.
After a long illness he passed away on July 17, 1954. The Town of Norwood expresses its gratitude for his faithful service, and extends its sympathy to his family.
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
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REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Mr. John B. Kennedy General Manager Norwood, Mass.
Dear Sir:
I hereby submit the report of the Police Department for the year ending December 31, 1954.
Chief Mark F. Folan
Lieutenant James M. Murphy
Thomas H. McNulty James F. Lyden
Martin J. McNulty Henry F. Breen
Patrolmen
Nicholas J. Connolly Frank L. Walsh
Joseph F. Paquette
Francis T. 'Riley
Edward P. Murphy
James E. Quinn
Joseph G. Breen
George W. Sanborn
Arthur J. Groh
Valentine W. Balutis
John J. Flaherty
Uno C. Carlson
Dermon F. O'Dea
William E. Lydon
John J. Wall
David V. DeCosta
William F. Costello
Richard J. Towne
William J. Travers
William J. Flaherty
William J. Spierdowis
Albert M. Bishop
Special Police Officers
James J. Thomas Leo J. McInerney
Nicolino Destito James W. Kelly
Arrests
Assault and Battery
5
Assault with a Dangerous Weapon
1
Attaching Registration Plate without authority
1
Attempting to Rescue Prisoner
1
A.W.O.L
2
Breaking and Entering
6
Carrying Revolver without a permit
1
Sergeants
John S. Conroy
John H. Kelly
182
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Disturbance
6
Drunkenness
95
Failing to stop for a Police Officer
1
Illegitimacy
1
Indecent Assault
2
Larceny of a Motor Vehicle
1
Larceny of a Registration Plate
1
Leaving Scene of Accident
1
Mental Patients
9
Motor Law Violations
13
Murder
1
Neglect of Family
1
Non-Support
14
Operating to Endanger
2
Operating under the Influence of Liquor
16
Operating Negligently
4
Operating Uninsured Motor Vehicle
5
Operating Unregistered Motor Vehicle
6
Operating without a License
3
Operating after Suspension of License
3
Operating after Suspension of Registration
1
Rape
1
Receiving Stolen Goods
2
Runaway Boys
2
Using Motor Vehicle without Authority
10
Violation of Probation
5
Disposition of Cases
Committed to House of Correction
11
Committed to State Farm
3
Committed to State Hospital
9
Continued Cases
30
Delivered to other Departments
15
Dismissed
1
Filed
24
Fined
59
Not Guilty
7
Probated
8
Released
60
Suspended Sentence
9
Turned over to Military Police
2
Miscellaneous Duties
Accidents reported and investigated 329
Ambulance calls attended 448
Buildings found open and secured
464
Cases investigated
1171
8
Larceny
183
REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Death by Auto accident
1
Defective streets reported
49
Defective Street lights reported
144
Defective water pipes reported
20
Disturbances suppressed without arrest
114
Dogs killed by Police
6
Funeral escorts
146
Lodgers at Police Station
11
Lost children returned to parents
38
Mental patients cared for
9
Missing persons reported
9
Money escorts
683
Sick and injured assisted
76
Suicides
6
Summonses served
316
Suspension of Motor Vehicle License
35
Vacant homes checked
109
I wish to thank the Board of Selectmen, General Manager and the inembers of the other Town Departments for their cooperation with the Police Department.
Respectfully submitted,
MARK F. FOLAN
Chief of Police
Norwood, Mass.
REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Mr. John B. Kennedy
General Manager
Town of Norwood, Mass.
Dear Sir:
I herewith submit the annual report for the Department of Weights & Mea- sures for the year ending December 31, 1954.
Number of units tested 786
Number of units sealed 774
Number of units adjusted 113
Number of units not sealed
12
Number of units condemned
12
Fees collected and paid to town
$446.30
During the course of supervisional inspections, there were a total of 709 spot check reweighings of food commodities sold or put up for sale; 496 were found correct, 32 were found underweight, and 118 were found overweight. The response of cooperation has been most satisfactory.
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
I wish to thank and express my appreciation for the cooperation of all town officials, business and industries, who have assisted me in the performance of my duties this past year.
Respectfully submitted, FREDERICK F. BROWN Sealer of Weights & Measures
REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
Mr. John B. Kennedy
General Manager
Town of Norwood, Mass.
Dear Sir:
The following is the annual report of the Department of Building Inspector for the Year 1954:
No permits
Estimated Cost
New dwellings
274
$2,538,000.00
Dwelling alterations
74
62,685.00
Private garages
40
23,530.00
Commercial & Mfg. buildings
17
2,486,677.00
Commercial & Mfg. alterations
13
24,550.00
Minor out buildings
4
545.00
Repair of fire damages
2
4,500.00
School additions
1
139,000.00
Church property
2
60,000.00
Dwellings moved into Norwood
5
40,000.00
Buildings razed
5
Totals 437
$5,379,487.00
Fees collected for permits issued
$6,547.00
Three - 3 family dwellings are in included in item one.
Damage caused by two hurricanes to town buildings was inspected and re- pairs supervised.
All necessary inspections on buildings for which permits were issued were made.
Respectfully submitted, HENRY J. CRONAN
Building Inspector
185
REPORT OF BOARD OF ASSESSORS
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS
To the Citizens of Norwood:
The Board of Assessors herewith submit their annual report for the year 1954 together with a statement showing comparison of tax rate recapitulations for the years 1953 and 1954.
A table showing the comparison of valuations, tax rates, and taxes assessed over the past years is attached herewith as a supplemental report.
Organization
On February 25, 1954, Sture Nelson resigned as Assessor.
On March 9, 1954 Thomas J. Foley was appointed by the Selectmen to fill the unexpired term ending April 1, 1956.
On April 6, 1954 Harold T. Young was reappointed by the Selectmen as an assessor to serve for the term of three years ending April 1, 1957.
Tax Rate for the Year 1954
On April 13, 1954, the Board of Assessors determined the tax rate for the year 1954 to be $46.80 per each one thousand dollars of valuation, an increase of $1.80 over the 1953 tax rate of 45.00. The School Tax Rate was determined to be $18.80 and the General Tax Rate $28.00.
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
7625 motor vehicles and trailers were assessed for the year 1954 and excise in the amount of $173,551.33 was committed to the Collector of Taxes. The 1954 rate for motor vehicles was $51.86 per thousand.
Appellate Tax Board Cases
On April 12, 1954, appeals under Formal Procedure were taken before the Board by Atlantic Properties, Inc. on real estate on Endicott Street and Washington Street for the year 1953. These appeals together with the 1952 appeals on the same properties had not been heard by December 31, 1954.
On March 23, 1954, appeals under informal procedure were taken before the Board by the National Shawmut Bank of Boston, as Co-Executor, on the 1953 valuation of real estate at 718-722 Washington Street and 724-726 Washington Street. These appeals together with the 1952 appeals on the same properties had not been heard by December 31, 1954.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM J. DALTON Chairman HAROLD T. YOUNG THOMAS J. FOLEY
Board of Assessors
TABLE OF AGGREGATES OF POLLS, PROPERTY, AND TAXES
Assessed under Date of May 1, for the Following Years: 1872, 1875, 1880, 1885, 1890, 1895, 1900, 1905 Assessed under Date of April 1, for the Following Years: 1910, 1915, 1920, 1925, 1930
Assessed under Date of January 1, for the Following Years: 1935, 1940, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954
Year
No. of
6,345
$1,501,600
$34,247,390
$35,748,990
$46.80
$1,685,742.73
153
35
3,500
4,257
5,096
1953
6,249
1,416,550
32,797,270
34,213,820
45.00
1,552,119.90
5
141
43
3,320
4,104
5,090
1952
6,097
1,419,850
30,885,920
32,305,770
41.20
1,343,191.72
6
139
42
3,000
3,897
5,063
1951
5,860
1,434,150
29,243,830
30,677,980
41.80
1,294,059.56
5
146
26
3,000
3,624
5,058
1950
5,581
1,464,850
26,551,480
28,026,330
39.90
1,129,422.99
5
158
24
3,000
3,233
5,076
1949
5,590
1,421,950
25,563,030
26,984,980
37.80
1,031,212.24
7
173
14
3,100
3,070
5,129
1948
5,581
1,316,100
24,581,650
25,896,750
38.80
995,276.50
2
197
35
3,100
2,987
5,121
1947
5,665
1,258,950
23,655,750
24,914,700
37.00
933,173.90
8
156
33
2,100
2,937
5,039
1946
5,545
1,153,400
23,462,450
24,615,850
40.90
1,017,897.78
8
189
6
2,100
2,905
5,004
1945
5,502
1,080,800
23,354,150
24,434,950
31.50
780,714.40
6
192
6
2,200
2,909
5,000
1940
5,232
1,008,350
22,048,760
23,057,110
33.40
780,571.47
12
191
11
3,450
2,736
5,550
1935
4,989
2,913,090
21,464,450
24,377,540
32.60
804,685.83
38
155
8
14
3,382
2,552
5,091.5
1930
4,678
3,770,169
23,262,712
27,032,881
29.00
793,309.56
42
198
7
9
2,540
2,510
6,096
1925
4,497
4,477,510
19,612,360
24,089,870
26.50
647,383.68
114
193
7
81
7
2,369
2,203
6,096
1920
3,716
4,158,640
14,488,848
18,647,488
18.00
354,234.78
147
335
15
86
9
1,438
1,904
6,096
1915
3,296
5,528,300
11,460,934
16,989,234
12.80
224,054.57
282
375
10
85
1
4,325
1,759
6,096
1910
2,545
5,614,895
8,418,385
14,033,280
9.20
134,196.17
370
358
17
70
14
375
1,286
6,130
1905
2,070
1,167,405
4,254,265
5,421,670
17.40
98,477.05
360
375
10
40
300
1,160
6,135
1900
1,670
892,595
3,584,214
4,476,809
18.00
83,922.56
397
328
10
20
1
890
1,069
6,151
1895
1,410
684,795
2,673,970
3,358,765
16.90
59,583.00
358
408
5
202
920
810
6,162
1890
1,096
513,473
2,051,085
2,564,558
16.60
45,398.36
300
410
17
84
....
698
6,200.5
1885
880
447,014
1,618,928
2,065,942
13.00
28,618.09
271
420
7
129
1
415
6,231
1875
551
448,633
1,343,867
1,792,500
11.80
22,195.81
198
365
....
..
354
6,255.5
1872
472
518,540
1,100,016
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