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Swain, Noah R., 17 Hathorn street, Tailor.
Symonds, Irving F., 14 Greene street, No occupation.
475
JURY LIST.
Taapken, John D., 233 Holland street, Grocer. Tarbox, French O. J., 37 Victoria street, Foreman. Tarbox, Horace E., 30 Austin street, Mason. Teele, Samuel F., 73 Curtis street, Farmer. Tewksbury, J. Gardiner, 34 Pinckney street, Paper dealer. Thomas, Joseph M., 23 Stickney ave., Produce dealer. Thompson, Charles W., 27 Lake street, Clerk.
Thompson, Joseph M., 66 Marshall street, Collector.
Thompson, William H. J., 55 Concord avenue, Carpenter. Thomson, Emerson, 10 Pinckney street, Clerk. Thurgood, Augustus, 42 Hudson street, Salesman. Tilden, Elmer E., 80 Porter street, Bookkeeper. Timson, L. Edgar, 50 Webster street, No occupation. Titcomb, Josiah P., 20 Mt. Vernon street, No occupation. Titus, Anson M., 10 Raymond avenue, Bookkeeper. Tomfohrde, Richard, 216 Highland ave., Restaurant kpr. Toothaker, Charles W., 24 Kensington ave., milk dealer. Torrey, William C., 8 Bowers avenue, Superintendent. Towne, Henry A., 41 Webster street, Moulder.
Tribble, Hiram, 50 Chandler street, Salesman. Tucker, Frank P., 50 Dartmouth street, Manufacturer. Tuckett, Charles R., 166 Broadway, Architect. Tuttle, Herbert L., 22 Everett avenue, Clerk. Twitchell, Francis A., 120 Prospect street, Clerk.
U Upton, Henry J., 45 Florence street, Rubber worker.
Van Buskirk, Charles, 20 Prescott street, Frame worker. Vanderslice, Isaac, 34 Wallace street, Clothing dealer. Vaupel, Louis H. W., 109 College avenue, Agent. Vincent, Francis X., 95-B Prospect street, Printer. Vivian, James H., 210 Medford street, Salesman. Vreeland, Edward B., 121 Central st., Hay & grain dlr.
Walker, George, 26 Wallace street, Salesman. Walker, Granville A., 9 Loring street, Painter. Walker, J. Edwin, 64 Temple street, Engineer. Walker, Thomas G., 5 Dell st., Foreman, N. P. & P. Co. Wanless, David, 21 Grove street, Salesman. Ward, Benjamin A., 22 Milton street, Tailor. Ware, Francis A., 54 Dartmouth street, Manufacturer. Washburn, Frank D., 18 Park street, Student. Watson, Frank L., 21 Aldersey street, Paint dealer. Watters. James, 41 Mystic avenue, Musician Watts, George A., 18 Maple avenue, Mechanic. Waugh, J. Robert, 36-A Linden ave., Carpenter. Webber, Edward O., 73 Partridge ave., Rubber worker. Webber, Orrin H., 94 Jaques street; Carpenter. Welch, James T., 303 Highland avenue, Mason. Wemyss, George D., 29 Ames street, Furniture mfr. Wentworth, Edwin B., 15 Edmands street, Clerk. Wentworth, Frank H., 61 Dartmouth street, Salesman.
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476
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Weston, Howard H., 50 Jaques street, Milk dealer. Whitaker, Joseph W., 42-A Charnwood road, Clerk.
White, Christopher J., 38 Concord avenue, Clerk.
White, Clifford F., 71 Boston street, Watchman. White, Frank H., 14 Montgomery avenue, Map mounter. White, Henry F., 18 Grant street, Plater. White, J. Harvey, 411 Broadway, Agent.
White, Joseph A., 150 Hudson street, Carpenter. White, Maurice J., 52 Linwood street, Clerk.
Whiton, Erastus, 45 Webster street, Clerk. Whiton, George F., 20 Otis street, Leather dealer.
Wiggin, Walter S., 74 Walnut street, Clerk.
Wilde, George, 104 Broadway, Clerk.
Wilkins, Albert S., 22 South Church street, Carpenter. Wilkins, Frederick L., 22 South Church street, Clerk. Willey, Clarence H., 26 Dartmouth st., Hay & Grain dlr. Williams, Charles H., 45 Union square, Carpenter. Williams, James, 166 Sycamore street, No occupation. Williams, Paulinus F., 1 Hillside avenue, Lumber dealer. Willoughby, George T., 111 Central street, Builder. Wilson, John R., 60 Albion street, Carpenter. Wilson, William B., 3 Hillside avenue, Superintendent. Winslow, Isaac S., 38 Spring street. No occupation. Winsor, Martin C., 65 Cross street, Salesman. Winterbottom, Charles J., 13 Walnut street, Undertaker. Winward, Edwin, 123 Orchard street, Pension agent. Wyatt, Charles B., 10 Linden avenue, Machinist. Wyman, Charles B., 67 Thurston st., Restaurant keeper.
Yeaton, George W., 49 Day street, Yard master. Yelland, Henry, 5 Munroe street, Slipper. York, Ernest A., 10 Thorndike street, Baker. Young, David, 372 Highland avenue, Blacksmith. Young, Willis A., 49 Cedar street, Carpenter. Younker, Richard E., 9 Rossmore street, Wheelwright.
CITY GOVERNMENT AND OFFICERS FOR 1901.
Mayor. EDWARD GLINES, 129 Highland avenue. Board of Aldermen.
President - ARTHUR P. VINAL. Vice-President - JOSEPH S. PIKE, JR.
WARD ONE.
RANSOM D. WENTWORTH, Alderman-at-large
.
22 Flint street.
JAMES WATTERS
. 41 Mystic avenue.
CHARLES S. GILMAN
. 11 Hathorn street.
WARD TWO.
HORACE A. BELCHER, Alderman-at-large
12 Webster avenue.
JAMES W. KENNEY
4 Concord avenue.
THOMAS H. NAUGHTON
.
32 Dane avenue.
WARD THREE.
ARTHUR P. VINAL, Alderman-at-large . .
. 36 Walnut street.
JOSEPH S. PIKE, JR.
.
53 Preston street.
JACKSON CALDWELL
50 Preston street.
WARD FOUR.
WILLIAM H. CUSHMAN, Alderman-at-large
82 Marshall street.
HOWARD LOWELL
. 46 Gilman street.
EDWIN N. SIMONDS
. 47 Jaques street.
WARD FIVE.
SAMUEL T. LITTLEFIELD, Alderman-at-large
321 Broadway.
T. FRANKLIN PRESTON
WILLIAM H. WOODBERRY
. 19 Hudson street. 181 Central street.
WARD SIX.
JAMES F. REYNOLDS, Alderman-at-large
DANIEL M. FRYE
WILLIAM L. WAUGH
. 12 Belmont place. 232 Highland avenue. 46 Spencer avenue.
WARD SEVEN.
PAUL J. SMITH, Alderman-at-large 79 Irving street. J. WILLARD JONES 50 Francesca avenue. ORAMEL P. WALKER 31 Conwell avenue.
City Clerk - GEORGE I. VINCENT. Assistant City Clerk - FREDERIC W. COOK.
Regular meetings, first and third Wednesday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock.
478
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Standing Committees of the Board of Aldermen.
ACCOUNTS. - Aldermen Preston, Wentworth and Kenney.
BONDS. - Aldermen Littlefield, Pike and Walker.
CITY ENGINEERING. - Aldermen Caldwell, Simonds and Waugh.
CLAIMS. - The President, Aldermen Smith and Frye.
ELECTIONS. - Aldermen Reynolds, Lowell and Belcher.
ELECTRIC LINES AND LIGHTS. - Aldermen Kenney, Reynolds, Watters, Pike and Lowell.
FINANCE .- The President, Aldermen Cushman, Smith, Reynolds, Kenney, Wentworth and Littlefield.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. - Aldermen Preston, Reynolds, Jones, Cushman and Watters.
GRADE CROSSINGS. - Aldermen Lowell, Caldwell, Belcher, Woodberry and Jones.
HIGHWAYS. - Aldermen Wentworth, Caldwell, Walker, Belcher and Little- field.
LEGISLATIVE MATTERS. - The President, Aldermen Cushman and Walker. LICENSES. - Aldermen Pike, Preston and Jones.
ORDINANCES AND RULES. - Aldermen Watters, Frye and Woodberry.
POLICE. - The President, Aldermen Preston and Jones.
PRINTING. - Aldermen Wentworth, Gilman and Waugh.
PUBLIC GROUNDS. - Aldermen Smith, Littlefield, Frye, Kenney and Si- monds.
PUBLIC PROPERTY. - Aldermen Pike, Naughton, Waugh, Gilman and Woodberry.
SEWERS. - Aldermen Smith, Lowell and Naughton.
SPECIAL BUILDING PERMITS. - Aldermen Caldwell, Naughton and Waugh.
STATE AID AND SOLDIERS' RELIEF. - Aldermen Cushman, Watters and Frye.
WATER. - Aldermen Naughton, Simonds and Gilman.
School Committee.
Chairman. - S. NEWTON CUTLER. Vice-Chairman .- GEORGE A. MILES. ( Term, two years. )
WARD ONE. S. NEWTON CUTLER ( elected 1899 ), 28 Flint street.
GEORGE S. POOLE ( elected 1900 ), 46 Mt. Vernon street.
WARD TWO. JOHN H. O'NEIL ( elected 1899 ), 44 Oak street.
EDWARD J. FLYNN ( elected 1900 ), 1 Tremont place.
WARD THREE.
DANA W. BENNETT ( elected 1900 ), 41 Putnam street.
ALVAH B. DEARBORN ( elected 1900 for unexpired term ), 34 Bow street.
479
CITY GOVERNMENT AND OFFICERS FOR 1901.
WARD FOUR.
GEORGE W. W. WHITING (elected 1899 ), 282 Broadway. WILLIAM P. JONES ( elected 1900), 13-A Maple avenue.
WARD FIVE.
QUINCY E. DICKERMAN ( elected 1899 ), 85 Central street. J. WALTER SANBORN ( elected 1900 ), 183 Central street.
WARD SIX.
FREDERICK A. P. FISKE (elected 1399), 44 Cherry street. FRED M. CARR (elected 1900), 12 Westwood road.
WARD SEVEN.
GEORGE A. MILES ( elected 1899 ), 249 Elm street. HENRIETTA B. H. ATTWOOD ( elected 1900), 18 Herbert street.
Superintendent and Secretary. - GORDON A. SOUTHWORTH. Office, City Hall Annex.
Hours : 8 A. M. to 12 M., and 1.30 to 5 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 to 10 A. M.
Regular meetings, last Monday evening of each month, except July and August, when none are held, and December, when meeting is on last Friday.
Assessors. ( Term, three years. )
ALBERT B. FALES, Chairman ( term expires 1904 ). BENJAMIN F. THOMPSON ( term expires 1902). NATHAN H. REED ( term expires 1903). HARRY A. TRUE ( term expires 1903 ). JESSE J. UNDERHILL ( term expires 1902 ).
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS. ( Term, one year. )
FRED B. CLAPP. EDGAR T. MAYHEW.
CHARLES C. FARRINGTON. JAMES WILSON.
Office open : 8 A. M. to 4 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
Board of Health.
(Term, two members, two years; one member, one year. ) ALLEN F. CARPENTER, Chairman ( term expires 1902 ). ALVANO T. NICKERSON ( term expires 1903 ). ARTHUR R. PERRY, M. D. ( term expires 1902). Clerk. - WILLIAM P. MITCHELL. Agent. - CALEB A. PAGE. Superintendent Collection of Ashes and Offal. - GEORGE W. S. HUSE. Office open : 8 A. M. to 4 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
480
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Overseers of the Poor. Office, City Hall Annex. ( Term, three years. ) EDWARD B. WEST, Chairman ( term expires 1903 ). ALBERT W. EDMANDS ( term expires 1902 ). HERBERT E. MERRILL ( term expires 1904 ). Agent. - CHARLES C. FOLSOM. Secretary. - CORA F. LEWIS. Office open : 8 A. M. to 12 M., 1 to 4 P. M. ; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
Registrars of Voters.
( Term of City Clerk, one year; other members three years. ) CROMWELL G. ROWELL, Chairman ( term would expire 1903 ), died Sept. 9. . CHARLES P. LINCOLN, elected chairman Oct. 7, ( term expires 1904). CHARLES E. PARKS ( term expires 1902 ). LEVI F. S. DAVIS, appointed Oct. 2, to fill vacancy. GEORGE I. VINCENT, City Clerk.
Public Library Trustees. ( Term, three years. ) CHARLES A. WEST, Chairman ( term expires 1904). JOHN B. VIALL ( term, expires 1902). EDWARD C. BOOTH ( term expires 1904). GEORGE W. PERKINS ( term expires 1904). J FRANK WELLINGTON ( term expires 1902 ). CHARLES W. SAWYER ( term expires 1902 ). IRVING G. HALL ( term expires 1903 ). HOWARD D. MOORE ( term expires 1903 ). FREDERICK W. PARKER ( term expires 1903 ). Librarian and Secretary. - SAM WALTER FOSS.
Library open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M., and the reading room Sundays from 3 to 7 P. M.
City Clerk.
GEORGE I. VINCENT. Assistant City Clerk. - FREDERIC W. COOK. Office open : 8 A. M. to 4 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.
JAMES F. BEARD. Office open : 8 A. M. to 2 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
City Messenger.
JAIRUS MANN.
481
CITY GOVERNMENT AND OFFICERS FOR 1901.
Mayor's Secretary.
FRED E. WARREN.
City Solicitor. FRANK W. KAAN, 50 State street, Boston.
City Auditor. CHARLES S. ROBERTSON, City Hall.
City Engineer. ERNEST W. BAILEY. Office open : 8 A. M. to 4 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
Clerk of Committees and Departments.
WILLIAM P. MITCHELL. Office open : 8 A. M. to 4 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
Commissioner of Streets.
JOHN P. PRICHARD. Office hour : 9 A. M.
Commissioner of Public Buildings and Inspector of Buildings.
FREDERICK C. FULLER. Office hours : 8 A. M. to 12 M.
Inspector of Plumbing. DUNCAN C. GREENE. Office hour : 8 to 9 A. M.
Commissioner of Electric Lines and Lights.
EDWARD BACKUS. Office hour : 8.30 to 9.30 A. M.
Water Commissioner. FRANK E. MERRILL. Office open : 8 A. M. to 4 P. M .; Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 M.
Chief of Police.
MELVILLE C. PARKHURST. Office, Police Building, Bow street.
482
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department. JAMES R. HOPKINS. Office, Central Fire Station, 261 Medford street.
City Physician. ARTHUR R. PERRY, M. D. ( resigned September 3 ). 258 Elm street, 18 Bow street. ALVAH B. DEARBORN, M. D. (appointed September 6). 34 Bow street.
Inspector of Milk and Vinegar. JULIUS E. RICHARDSON, 310 Broadway.
Inspector of Animals and Provisions. CHARLES M. BERRY, 60 Prescott street.
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
JOHN H. DUSSEAULT, 42 Sargent avenue.
Fence Viewers.
LAMBERT M. MAYNARD, 90 Highland avenue.
CHARLES M. BERRY, 60 Prescott street.
Burial Agents. UNDER CHAPTER 279, ACTS OF 1896.
JOHN H. DUSSEAULT, 42 Sargent avenue.
CALEB A. PAGE, 19 Webster avenue.
Constables.
GEORGE H. CARLETON, EUGENE A. CARTER.
CHRISTOPHER C. CAVANAGH.
CHRISTOPHER J. CAVANAGH. CHARLES H. COLGATE. CHARLES L. ELLIS.
CHARLES C. FOLSOM. PATRICK J. GARVIN. WILLIAM D. HAYDEN.
FRANKLIN W. HOPKINS.
DENNIS KELLEY.
JOHN J. KENNEY.
JAIRUS MANN.
EDWARD MCGARR.
MELVILLE C. PARKHURST.
ROBERT R. PERRY.
CLIFTON P. SANBORN. ALBION L. STAPLES.
CHARLES E. WOODMAN.
483
CITY GOVERNMENT AND OFFICERS FOR 1901.
Measurer of Wood and Bark. WILLIAM B. HOLMES, 317 Broadway.
Measurers of Grain.
JOHN CRAIG.
JOSEPH BAILEY.
Public Weigher in Charge of City Scales, Union Square. FULTON O'BRION.
Weighers of Coal.
EDGAR H. BARKER.
EDWARD LOWMAN.
CHARLES P. BRANN.
JOHN MACDONALD.
ERNEST P. COOKE.
JOHN J. MACMAHON.
CHARLES V. DOHERTY.
JOHN MANSFIELD.
AMHERST F. DURKEE.
JOHN A. MARSH.
JOEL J. FISHER.
JOHN J. MASTERS.
JOHN D. FLYNN.
GEORGE H. MOORE.
JOHN W. GATELY.
CHARLES E. ROCKWELL.
CHARLES W. GOODWIN.
WILLIAM C. STICKLE.
GEORGE GROGAN.
FRANK A. TEELE.
SIDNEY E. HAYDEN.
CHARLES H. TUCKER.
STEPHEN M. G. HALE.
BERT WALBRIDGE.
DANIEL W. HURLEY.
CORNELIUS LINNEHAN.
ALFRED A. WALDRON. CHARLES H. WARD.
NATHAN E. WILLIS.
Weighers of Beef.
RALPH O. BROCK. D. WARNER DANFORTH. CLARENCE EDWARDS
FREDERICK A. GEILING. ROBERT E. SMITH. EDWARD M. WHEELER.
INDEX.
PAGE
City Clerk, Report of
447
Receipts
447
Payments
448
Licenses and Permits
448
Births
449
Marriages
450
Deaths
451
Assessed Polls and Registered Voters .
452
Elections
454 458
Term of Office of City Clerk .
459
Publications
459
Card Index to Records of Births, Marriages, and Deaths Ordinances .
460
City Engineer, Report of
320
Engineering Department
320
Streets Accepted in 1901
321
Length of Accepted Streets in Each Ward .
322
Expenses, Engineering Department
323
Office Records and Value of Instruments
324
Table of Sidewalks Constructed
after page 324
Sewer Department
325
Table of Sewers Constructed in 1901
. after page 326
Table of Storm Drains Constructed to 1902 .
after page 326
Table of Separate System Sewers Constructed to 1902 Storm Drains Constructed
after page 326 327
Metropolitan Sewer Connections
327, 328
Payments for Metropolitan Sewer System .
328
Expense of Sewers Construction, 1901 .
329
Sewers Maintenance
329
Sewers Maintenance Account, 1901
330
Public Grounds Department
331
Public Grounds Department, Expenses Table of Streets
336
Names and Locations of Public Squares
348
City Government and Officers for 1901
477
City Physician, Report of
319
City Solicitor, Report of
446
City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes, Report of
46
Public Property
46, 52
Funded Debt
46, 57
Resources
49
Appropriations from Funded Debt and Income ยท Cash
50
Assets and Liabilities
50
after page 50, 51
71
Balances
161
Approval of Treasurer's Report
163
380
Electric Lines and Lights, Commissioner, Report of Electric Lines
380
.
49
Balance Sheet
Statement of Accounts
333
Liquor License Question
460
485
INDEX.
PAGE
Street Lighting Expenditures
382, 383
Fire Department, Chief of, Report of .
Fires
Manual Force
428
Equipment
429,432
Service
430
Recommendations
431
Roster of Department
436
In Memoriam
437
Fire Department Account
277
Health, Board of, Report of .
277
Inspector of Animals and Provisions
277, 304
Inspector of Milk and Vinegar
277, 306 277
Superintendent Collection of Ashes and Offal Nuisances
278
Glanders
279
Swine
279
Goats
279
Grease
279
Manure
279
Pedlers
279
Ashes
279
House Offal
281
Stables
281
Board of Infants
282
Population and Death Rate
284
Diseases Dangerous to the Public Health
285, 300,301
Smallpox Hospital
288
Free Vaccination
288
Medical Inspection of Schools
289
Bacteriological Examinations
290
Report of the Bacteriologist
297
Map of the City
after page 298
Principal Causes of Death
300
Undertakers
302
Examiners of Plumbers
302
Appropriation and Expenditures
302
Inspector of Buildings (see Public Buildings, Commissioner).
370
Inspector of Animals and Provisions, Report of
306
Jury List
463
Map of the City
after page 298
Mayor's Inaugural Address
3
The Financial Problem
4
Funded Debt
5
Taxable Property
5
The City's Finances
6
Highways
13
Sidewalks
15
Watering Streets Bridges
16
16
Grade Crossings
17
Discipline
430
Causes of Fires and Bell Alarms
433
Organization
279
Cows
282
Deaths
291
Districts
304
Inspector of Milk and Vinegar, Report of
381
428
428
428
486
INDEX.
PAGE
Engineering Department
17
Sanitary Conditions
19
Health of the City
21
Department of Electric Lines and Lights
22
Street Lighting
23
Buildings Department:
24
Public Grounds and Boulevards
24
Paul Revere Park
26
Clarendon Hill Ledge
26
Connecting Fells and Fens
27
Schools
27
The People's University
29
Assessors' Department
29
Police Department
30
Fire Department
31
Water Department
32
Poor Department
34
Law Department
35
Sealer of Weights and Measures
36
Eight Hours of Labor
36
The Brown-Tail Moth
37
Armory
37
Somerville Hospital
38
Approach to City Hall
38
Audit of Treasurer's Accounts
38
Soldiers' Relief
39
Fourth of July Celebration
39
Honor to Whom Honor Is Due
39
An Invitation to Our Neighbors
40
Social Advantages
41 41
The Dawn of a New Era
43
Ordinances
Overseers of the Poor, Report of
308
Insane
309
Somerville Hospital
310, 313
City Home
310, 315, 316, 317
Full Support
312
Partial Support
312
Reimbursements
312, 316
Population and Gross Expenditures, 1883-1901
313
Expenditures. 1901
314
Property at City Home
316
Report of Warden of City Home .
317
Report of City Physician
319
Police, Chief of, Report of
438
Arrests
438, 439
Miscellaneous Reports
438
In Memoriam
438
Police Signal and Patrol Wagon
440
Ambulance Service
440
Recommendations
440
Police Pensions
440
In General
441
Poor Department (see Overseers of the Poor).
308
Population
167, 284, 313
Public Buildings, Commissioner, Report of
. 370
A City of Homes
461
Members of the Board, Committees, Officers, etc.
308
Roster of Police Department
441
487
INDEX.
PAGE
Inspection of Buildings
370
Inspection of Plumbing
371
Lincoln School
371
Bell School
372
Davis School
372
Forster School Annex
372
Sanford Hanscom School
372
English High School
372
Fire Buildings
School Buildings, Care and Repair
373
Benjamin G. Brown School
373
City Hall Annex
373
Public Library Building
374
Police Building
374
City Home
374 374
Health Department Buildings
375
Highway Department Buildings
375
Clark Bennett School
375
Fuel Bids
376 376
Consumption of Fuel
Cost of Maintenance of Buildings
378, 379
Public Library
Trustees, Officers, Committees, Librarian, Employees
259
Isaac Pitman Poetry Fund
260
Report of the Trustees .
261
Report of the Librarian .
264
Cataloguing Department
264
Books Withdrawn
265
Books Added
266 266
Reference and Art Department
266
School Department
267
Children's Department
268 269
List of Donations
270
General Work
273
Circulation
273
Circulation of Children's Room
273
The New Stack Room
274
Binding
274
House Delivery
274
General Statistics
276
Conclusion
276
School Department.
164
Report of School Committee
164
Members, Officers, Committees, Meetings, Office Hours
165, 166, 218, 219, 250
Report of Superintendent
167
Summary of Statistics
167
Population
167
School Buildings
167,168,219
Teachers
167,178,219
Attendance
167, 168, 219
Cost of Schools
Additional School Accommodations
168, 185, 219 172
Receipts and Expenditures
260
Isaac Pitman Art Fund
260
Binding
Gifts
259
Pest House
373 373
George L. Baxter School
488
INDEX.
PAGE
High School Accommodations
173
High School Courses
175
School Census
177
Pupils
177,219
Latin High School .
179, 210, 219
English High School
180, 213, 219
Grammar and Primary Schools
182, 209,219
Kindergartens
183, 209
Evening Schools
184, 217,219
Time Schedules
187
Hygiene
189
School Athletics
189
Medical Inspection
190
Manual Training and Domestic Science
190, 216
Vacation Schools
191
Penmanship, Drawing, and Music
194, 216, 217
Schools and Public Library
204, 217
Condition of the Schools
205
In Memoriam
208
Organization of Somerville Schools
209
Promotions
210
Sewing
216
Gymnastics
216
Recesses
216
Corporal Punishment
217
Student Teachers
217
The Public Library
217
Truants
218,219
Janitors
218
Supervision
218
Appendix. with Table of Contents Salaries Paid
219
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Report of
443
Sewers (see City Engineer).
325
Street Commissioner, Report of
349
Street Cleaning
349
Wide Tires
350
City Ledge
350
Bridges
350
Subways
351
Union Square
351
Cross Street
351
Brown-Tail Moth
351
Shade Trees
352
Street Openings
352
Miscellaneous Work
352
Recommendations
353
Detailed Statement of Expenditures
354-360
Streets Constructed
361
Streets Repaired
362
Sidewalks Constructed
363, 364, 365
Length of Edgestones and Brick Sidewalks in Each Ward
365
Gutters Paved
366
Driveways Constructed
368
Street Crossings Laid
368
Streets Accepted in 1901 .
369
Length of Accepted Streets in Each Ward .
369
251
Watering Streets
349
489
INDEX.
Support of Poor Department (see Overseers of the Poor). Water Commissioner, Report of .
384
Water Income
Department Receipts and Disbursements
387
Cost of Water Works
388
Water Debt
388
Inspection and Waste
390 390 391
Renewal of Street Mains
391
Drinking Fountains and Troughs
392
Service Department
393 393
Meter Department
394
Appendix .
.
395 396 399
Hydrants-Construction Account .
401
Hydrants-Renewal Account
401
Locations of Hydrants
402
List of Private Hydrants
417
Gates-Construction Account
418
Gates-Renewal Account
419
Check Valves-Construction Account
420
Locations of Water Posts
420
Locations of Drinking Fountains .
422
Meter Table
423
Defects in Street Mains
424
Water Services
425
Summary of Statistics
426
Summary of Pipes and Fixtures
394
Metropolitan Water Works
Mains Laid, Gates, Hydrants, etc., set in 1901
Pipes Relaid, Gates and Hydrants Reset in 1901
PAGE
308
385
Hydrants, Gates, etc.
Extension of Street Mains
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