Report of the city of Somerville 1931, Part 5

Author: Somerville (Mass.)
Publication date: 1931
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Number of Pages: 474


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$960 00


Current


1,222 57


Maintenance


453 28


Labor


1,185 45


Equipment and supplies


1,128 55


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance Highway Buildings


Labor


$ 637 53


Fuel


1,525 25


Light


251 40


Expenses


Outlays


$4,949 85


Carried forward $2,414 18


85


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses Outlays


Brought forward


$2,414 18


Hardware and materials


5 87


Lumber


187 29


Repairs to buildings


65 12


Heating apparatus and


equipment


26 82


Plumbing and supplies


9 10


All other


26 07


Special Item :-


Insurance


739 32


$3,473 77


CHARITIES


Welfare Department, Miscellaneous


General Administration :-


Agent


$3,300 00


Clerks


4,832 39


Junior Social Worker.


368 83


Labor


67,251 25


Books, printing, postage and supplies


556 62


Telephone


82 37


Carfares


40 75


All other


31 00


Outside Relief :-


City Physician


2,700 00


Assistant City Physician


1,502 38


Auto Maintenance


1,560 03


Board and care


3,786 67


Cash


118,708 95


Cash allowance


3,523 21


Groceries and provisions


88,772 71


Dry Goods and Clothing


57 25


Medicine and medical at- tendance


2,407 91


Nursing


88 50


State Institutions


6,071 27


Somerville Hospital


1,476 00


Central Hospital


15,720 00


Burials


596 50


All other


48 00


Relief by other Cities or Towns: -


Cities


15,254 87


Towns


4,488 88


Mothers' Aid :-


By City


35,461 00


Other Cities and Towns .. 821 84


Carried forward


$379,509 18


S6


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses Outlays


Brought forward


$379,509 18


Taxi and ambulance hire


18 00


Special Items :-


Conference Expenses 5 00


Typewriter


204 75


$379 736 93


Old Age Assistance


Assistance


$13,695 72


Supplies


14 89


$13,710 61


Welfare Department, City Home


Salaries and Wages :-


Warden and Matron


$2,100 00


Domestic Labor


4,049 68


Farm Labor


1,051 60


Other Expenses :-


Printing, Stationery and


postage


5 84


Miscellaneous Disburse-


ments


93 24


Auto Maintenance


288 06


Groceries and provisions


3,410 26


Clothing


537 04


Medicine and hospital


85 29


Household furnishings


and supplies


130 80


Farm equipment and


supplies


405 50


Hay, grain and feed


382 95


Seeds and fertilizer


110 90


Telephone


68 06


Power


85 90


Disinfectant and Sprayer


127 62


All other


65 67


Special Items :-


Live Stock


376 25


$13,374 66


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance City Home Buildings


Labor


$1,121 04


Fuel


1,106 16


Light and Power


346 90


Carried forward $2,574 10


goods


87


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses


Outlays


Brought forward


$2,574 10


Furniture and furnishings


100 80


Repairs to buildings


41 95


Plumbing and supplies


84 01


Heating apparatus and


equipment


137 57


Hardware and materials.


186 87


All other


21 17


Special Items:


Insurance


170 51


Kelvinator


272 50


$3,589 48


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


Soldiers' Benefits, General Administration


Salaries and Wages :-


Agent


$2,500 00


Clerks


2,182 17


Auto Maintenance


1,000 00


Other Expenses


209 49


Special Item :-


Typewriter


101 25


$5,992 91


Soldiers' Relief


Cash as per pay rolls


$42,606 93


Medicine and Medical tendance


929 99


Groceries


111 20


All other


117 00


$43,765 12


State Aid


Cash as per pay rolls $5,169 50


$5,169 50


Military Aid


Cash as per pay rolls


$3,792 00


$3,792 00


Soldiers' Burials


Burials


$100 00


$100 00


At-


SS


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses Outlays


School Contingent


Salaries and Wages :-


Superintendent


$6,500 00


Assistant Superintendent


4,000 00


Clerks


22,284 68


Truant Officer


2,200 00


Other employees


666 81


General Expenses :-


Stationery, postage and office supplies


1,210 31


Telephones


2,328 84


Auto Maintenance :-


Superintendent


400 00


Assistant Superintend- ent


400 00


Truant Officer


400 00


Visiting Teacher


400 00


Travel


38 15


All other and express


149 46


Textbooks and Supplies :-


Text and reference books and Music


20,159 98


Maps


84 23


School Supplies


15,881 18


Equipment and repairs ....


973 42


Manual Training Sup-


plies


5,624 17


Laboratory supplies ...


8 66


Other Expenses :-


Support of Truants


572 58


Diplomas and gradua-


tion


819 78


Miscellaneous Printing


and Advertising


1,392 69


Power


608 41


Binding


1,290 05


Disbursements


799 32


Catering


455 00


All other


20 49


Special Items:


Typewriters


2,160 00


Pupils Transportation


650 00


Convention Expenses


299 00


Adding machines


1,195 11


Piano


75 00


Microscope


177 00


Calculator


148 75


Mimeograph


171 00


Dictaphone


206 80


$94,750 87


89


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses


Outlays


School Department, Outside Tuition


City of Boston


$6,232 69


Other Cities 1,446 10


$7,678 79


School Teachers' Salaries


Day Schools


$1,041,084 00


Evening Schools 10,436 00


$1,051,520 00


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance School Buildings, Janitors' Salaries


Janitors' Salaries


......


$97,765 52


$97,765 52


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance School Buildings, Fuel and Light


Fuel


$37,476 23


Light


23,081 13


$60,557 36


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance School Buildings, Buildings and Grounds


Labor


$26,839 07


Teaming


1,716 86


Furniture and furnishings


1,482 33


Janitors' Supplies


2,630 19


Laundry


1,615 82


Repairs to buildings


2,255 72


Heating apparatus and


equipment


3,489 31


Equipment and repairs


726 16


Plumbing


2,151 70


Glass, hardware and paint


2,991 14


Lumber


679 56


Other materials and sup-


plies


673 79


Care of grounds


455 46


Flags and Flag Poles


299 21


Auto Maintenance


230 61


Reimbursements


66


Power


694 83


Carfares


83 80


Telegraph


232 25


Cleaning


290 00


All other


66 82


Carried forward $49,605 29


90


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses Outlays


Brought forward


$49,605 29


Special Items :-


Adding Machine


254 80


Piping - asphalt floor-


ing-Prescott School.


620 25


Insurance


2,724 60


Window Shades


514 50


Constructing sewer and


catch basin, - Perry School


975 00


Christmas trees


100 00


Kelvinator


400 00


Venthood - High School


215 00


Linoleum-Baxter


225 91


-Bennett


225 91


-Carr


192 42


,,


-Cutler


216 96


-Hanscom


216 96


Huber Stoker-Cutler


350 00


$56,837 60


High School Additions and Alterations


Piping


$27 33


$27 33


Schoolhouse, Ten Hills


Labor


$175 68


Seed and fertilizer


32 34


Furnishings


19 50


Teaming


53 21


$280 73


Southern Junior High School, Additions and Alterations


Architect's Contract


$10,110 50


Electrical Contract


15,550 83


Building Contract


211,426 36


Plumbing Contract


13,675 47


Heating Contract


48,223 05


Furniture and furnishing ..


31,823 45


Teaming


211 50


Interior finish


131 78


Heating apparatus (Oil


Burner )


4,653 75


Radio


6,311 25


Services-(Receiver)


2,450 00


Electrical Work


180 03


Tools


363 40


Wire guards


300 00


Labor


1,136 73


Other


220 68


$346,768 78


91


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses


Outlays


Western Junior High School, Additions and Alterations


Architect's Contract


$9,534 98


Construction Contract


267,897 35


Installing bubblers


223 67


Excavation- (Photograph )


54 00


Furniture and furnishings


21,467 27


Radio


5,227 50


Labor


227 42


Bronze Tablet


680 00


All other


286 14


$305,598 33


Elementary School (Cummings)


Labor


73 03


Architect's Contract


4,791 93


Construction Contract


40,435 35


Advertising


10 50


Recording


9 02


Test Borings


99 00


Tearing down building


591 00


Appraising


255 00


All other


8 28


$46,273 11


SCHOOL TRUST FUNDS


S. Newton Cutler Fund


Books


$78.36


$78 36


Caroline G. Baker Fund


Christmas Celebration


$30 00


$30 00


Smith-Hughes Fund


Teachers' Salaries


$3,482 07


$3,482 07


Sarah Winslow Fox Fund


Disbursements


$25 00


$25 00


LIBRARIES


Central Library


Salaries and Wages :-


Librarian


$4,000 00


Assistants 26,745 12


Carried forward


$30,745 12


92


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses Outlays $30,745 12


Brought forward


Other Expenses :-


Books


8,608 92


Periodicals


658 16


Music


43 14


Binding


2,006 18


Postage and office supplies


1,674 88


Printing and advertising ..


663 97


Telephone


240 71


Ice


70 80


Cards


314 20


Express


262 81


Cleaning books


1,668 33


All other


48 17


Special Items :-


Typewriters


148 50


Convention Expenses


84 22


Card Cabinet


204 00


$47,442 11


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance Central Library


Janitors


$4,339 80


Labor


850 90


Fuel


546 72


Light


2,009 80


Furniture and furnishings ...


83 10


Janitors' Supplies


88 35


Repairs to buildings


130 85


Hardware and materials


13 10


Heating apparatus and


equipment


34 69


Rent


650 00


Cleaning books


70 00


All other


8 25


Special Item :-


Insurance


364 34


$9,189 90


West Somerville Branch Library


Salaries and Wages :-


Assistants


$7,920 38


Other Expenses :-


Books


3,917 35


Periodicals


246 12


Music


30 12


Binding


780 57


Postage and office sup-


plies


210 56


Carried forward $13,105 10


93.


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses


Outlays.


Brought forward


$13,105 10


Printing and advertising ..


26 75


Telephone


55 70


Express


202 91


Ice


7 55


$13,398 01


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance West Somerville Branch Library


Janitor


$1,919 94


Labor


400 97


Fuel


596 79


Light


484 95


Furniture and Furnishings ..


22 00


Repairs to buildings and


plumbing


3 00


Care of grounds


22 00


Hardware and materials


24 98


Janitor's supplies


48


Special Items :-


Insurance


98 67


Bronze Rail


142 00


$3,715 78,


East Somerville Branch Library


Salaries and Wages :-


Assistants


$6,384 82


Other Expenses :-


Books


2,295 83


Periodicals'


129 53


Binding


497 12


Postage and office sup- plies


181 60


Printing and advertising


25 25


Telephone


44 45


Express


203 92


Ice


17 25


$9,779 77


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance East Somerville Branch Library


Janitors


$1,458 00


Labor


106 38


Fuel


362 17


Light


260 38


Furniture and furnishings ..


139 50


Hardware and materials ....


1 50


Carried forward $2,327 93


94


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses Outlays


Brought forward


$2,327 93


Care of grounds


22 00


Heating apparatus and


20 79


Special Item:


Insurance .... 86 67


$2,457 39


Union Square Branch Library


Salaries and Wages :-


Assistants


$6,051 47


Other Expenses :- -


Books


3,123 65


Periodicals


157 46


Binding


458 71


Postage and office sup- plies


202 64


Printing and advertising


15 00


Telephone


73 03


Express


200 91


All other


1 75


Special Item :-


Card Cabinet


58 05


$10,342 67


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance Union Square Branch Library


Janitor


$1,470 00


Labor


19 92


Fuel


270 50


Light


275 85


Furniture and furnishings ..


20 00


Repairs to building and plumbing


7 65


Hardware and materials


15 75


Heating apparatus and


22 75


All other


15 00


Winter Hill Branch Library


Salaries and Wages :-


Assistants


$1,353 05


Other Expenses :-


Books


753 39


Binding


100 80


equipment


$2,117 42


Carried forward $2,307 24


equipment


95


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses


Outlays


Brought forward


$2,207 24


Postage and office sup- plies


94 25


Printing and advertising ..


6 75


Telephone


33 10


Express


98 02


$2,439 36


PUBLIC LIBRARY TRUST FUNDS


S. Newton Cutler


Books


$18 21


$18 21


Martha R. Hunt Art Fund


Books and pictures $33 70


$33 70


Martha R. Hunt Book Fund


Books ....


$604 96


$604 96


Isaac Pitman Art Fund


Books


$211 65


Pictures


31 00


$242 65


Isaac Pitman Poetry Fund


Books


$144 88


$144 88


Sarah Lorane Graves Fund


Books


$30 50


$30 50


Buffum Memorial


Books


.... .... $96 74


$96 74


Eunice M. Gilmore


Books


$103 39


$103 39


96


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses Outlays


RECREATION


Engineering Department, Parks Maintenance


Labor


$31,672 68


Teaming


149 50


Equipment and supplies.


791 42


Trees, shrubs and plants


2,995 24


Repairs


314 99


Light


22 65


Flags and Flag Poles


40 18


All other


30 10


Special Items :-


Foss Park Pond


2,105 78


Foss Park Fountain


4,600 05


Fences


98 94


Grading and seeding parks


2,986 90


Concrete mixer


50 00


$45,858 43


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance Park Buildings


Labor


$1,474 04


Fuel


810 54


Light


159 84


Repairs to buildings


27 10


Plumbing


37 76


Hardware and materials


52 82


Laundry and Janitors' Sup- plies


158 54


Heating apparatus and


equipment


81 94


Care of lawn


5 00


All other


90


Special Item:


Shelter


200 00


$3,008 48


Less Service Transfers for


100 00


$2,908 48


Engineering Department, Playgrounds Maintenance


Labor


$14,264 88


Teaming


161 00


Sand and gravel


98 88


Tools and equipment


199 69


Materials and supplies


1,606 23


Repair to fountains, fences and backstops


312 14


Teams


Carried forward $16,642 82


1


CITY AUDITOR


97


Expenses Outlays


Brought forward


$16,642 82


Repairing seats


192 96


Light


35 25


All other


19 90


Special Items :-


Trum Field Monument ..


168 42


Fences


419 77


Backstop-Lincoln Park .


1,050 00


Hose


199 89


$18,729 01


Recreation Commission Salaries and Wages :-


Director


$ 4,400 00


Instructors and clerks ...... 19,951 39


Other Expenses :-


Teams and trucks


299 75


Automobile Maintenance :-


Director


330 00


Instructors


186 50


Equipment and supplies


5,336 91


Disbursements


182 82


Office supplies


1,132 41


Telephone


220 75


Clerical Hire


59 30


Music


126 09


All other


84 60


Special Items :-


Convention Expenses


88 93


Radio-Victrolas


429 00


Mimeograph


215 00


$33,043 45


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance Bathhouse


Salaries and Wages :- Attendants and Labor $2,065 72


Other Expenses :-


Teams and trucks


$ 47 10


Sand


262 39


Bathing suits


61 52


Repairs to buildings


30 55


Equipment and supplies


24 15


Laundry


74 86


Hardware and materials ..


85 41


Towels


90 75


All other


18 25


$2,760 70


-


9S


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses


Outlays


Celebrations


Music


$1,396 00


Decorating and fireworks


2,151 05


Entertainment


526 00


Miscellaneous supplies


509 24


Refreshments


1,702 45


Teams, trucks and auto


hire, etc.


117 80


Flowers


60 00


Printing, postage and sup-


plies


245 13


Bronze tablet and stone.


371 50


Bonfire


232 70


All other


273 51


$7,585 38


Field House, Glen St. Playground


Architect's Contract


$ 836 54


Construction Contract


13,942 37


$14,778 91


Improvement, Walter Ernest Shaw Playground


Furnishing and erecting


overhang


$225 00


225 00


Playground, Foss Park


Lumber


$54 00


Repairs to fence


19 50


$73 50


Playground Improvement and Extension


Contract work


$4,932 46


Fences


1,037 68


Grading


4,549 84


Play Apparatus


250 30


Curbing


78 27


$10,848 55


UNCLASSIFIED


Memorial Day


Music and Catering


$804 00


Flowers and Flags


227 58


All other


449 71


$1,481 29


Municipal Documents


Printing


$3,456 87


$3,456 87


e


99


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses


Outlays


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance Bandstand


Labor


$243 28


Teaming


127 54


Hardware and materials.


1 60


Lumber


· 26 24


$398 66


Rifle Practice, Co's. A & B, 101st Engineers


Use of Range


$1,154 94


Transportation


835 00


Rent of room


40 00


$2,029 94


Quarters for George Dilboy Post, V. F. W. .


Rent


$930 00


$930 00


Quarters for American Legion


Rent


$330 00


$330 00


Quarters for Spanish War Veterans


Rent


$40 00


$40 00


Workmen's Compensation


Compensation for Injuries ..


$6,779 47


Medical Attendance


2,008 48


Books, postage and supplies


4 00


$8,791 95


Pensions


Engineering


$1,478 80


Janitors


2,233 07


Police


16,650 02


Fire


17,195 17


Welfare


112 73


Laborers :-


Highway


13,230 95


Sanitary


12,684 83


Water


2,331 08


$65,916 65


100


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses Outlays


Somerville Retirement System


Clerk


$408 00


Printing


302 00


Supplies, stationery and


postage


310 25


Investment


15,500 00


Disbursements


26 36


Bond


75 00


Transfer


3,369 14


Other


9 25


$20,000 00


Damage to Persons and Personal Property


Settlement of Claims


$8,446 35


Professional Services


35 00


$8,481 35


MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS


Interest


Temporary Loans :


Anticipation of Revenue .. $36,231 91


General Loans :-


Sewers


3,581 25


Highway


10,825 00


City


740 00


Bridge


647 50


Public Buildings


2,920 00


Schoolhouse


20,700 00


City Hall Additions


3,935 00


High School Additions


and Alterations


48,670 00


Northern Traffic Route ...


20,250 00


Western Jr. High School


13,312 50


Southern Jr. High School


10,445 00


$172,258 16


Reduction of Funded Debt


General Loans :-


Sewer


$16,000 00


Highway


42,000 00


City


12,000 00


Bridge


1,000 00


Public Buildings


15,000 00


Schoolhouse


44,000 00


City Hall Additions


8,000 00


High School Additions


61,000 00


Northern Traffic Route ...


50,000 00


Southern Jr. High School


24,000 00


Western Jr. High School


15,000 00


and Alterations


$288,000 00


101


CITY AUDITOR


WATER WORKS


Water Maintenance


Administration:


Commissioner


$ 3,800 00


Clerks


11,794 26


Books, printing, postage and supplies


2,492 72


Telephone


180 80


All other


137 06


General :-


Labor


65,934 32


Pipe and fittings


3,502 34


Meters and fittings


4,536 50


Hydrants and fittings


942 44


Tools


2,925 22


Autos, trucks and supplies


2,605 94


Horses and equipment


403 27


Power


14 40


Fountain


186 02


Miscellaneous supplies


51 09


Street repairs


1,168 54


All other


85 07


Special Items :-


Convention Expenses


192 42


Rent of B. & M. Land and


Tracks


13 50


$100,965 91


Less Service Transfer Credits


for Teams, use of Com-


pressor, Fountains and


Maintenance Water Posts


611 95


$100,353 96


Water Works Extension


Labor


$5,687 21


Hired teams and trucks


383 14


Pipe and fittings


11,866 89


Hydrants and fittings


587 61


Meters and fittings


605 63


Contract work


4,661 77


Street mains and fixtures.


790 76


$24,583 01


Public Buildings Department, Maintenance Water Buildings


Labor


$296 51


Fuel


394 73


Light


554 98


Lumber and materials


36 03


Furniture and furnishings ...


15 00


Carried forward $1,297 25


102


ANNUAL REPORTS


Expenses


Outlays


Brought forward


$1,297 25


Heating apparatus and


equipment


5 41


Plumbing


1 60


Special Items:


Insurance


768 27


Shelter


200 00


Water Heater


130 00


$2,402 53


Metropolitan Water Assessment


Assessment


$249,830 42


$249,830 42


OTHER ACCOUNTS


Temporary Loans


Loans in anticipation of


Revenue $2,800,000 00


$2,800,000 00


Temporary Loan (Special)


Anticipation of Loan $27,000 00


$27,000 00


Tailings


Tailings


$2 45


$2 45


State Taxes


State


$129,600 00


$129,600 00


Old Age Assistance Tax


Old Age Assistance $32,172 00


$32,172 00


Metropolitan and Other Assessments


Metropolitan Sewer Assess- ment


$77,111 74


Metropolitan Park Assess- ment


98,781 40


Wellington Bridge Assess-


ment


2,801 05


Carried forward $178,694 19


103


CITY AUDITOR


Expenses


Outlays


Brought forward


$178,694 19


State Highways


487 30


Charles River Basin


15,338 10


Alewife Brook


75 57


Abatement of Smoke


1,991 39


Metropolitan Planning


584 01


Southern Traffic Artery


50 05


Auditing


46 34


Needy War Veterans


912 72


Ways in Malden, Braintree, Weymouth and Hingham


1,315 02


West Roxbury - Brookline Parkway


142 82


Broadway - Revere Beach


Crossing


968 12


Canterbury Street Highway


62 68


Metropolitan Transit Dis- trict


1,539 20


Veterans' Exemption


336 68


$202,544 19°


County of Middlesex


County Tax, 1931 ... $238,155 51


$238,155 51


Cash Advances


City Messenger


$186 45


Soldiers' Benefits


100 00


$286 45


Cash Refunds


Taxes


$4,139 10


Water


126 92


Excess and Deficiency


4 50


Special Assessments


13 26


All other


344 20


$4,627 98


Tellers' Overs and Shorts


Short


$98 71


$98 71


104


ANNUAL REPORTS


PRIVATE TRUST


Redemption of Tax Titles


Tax Titles Redeemed $2,484 83


$2,484 83


Total


$8,223,050 28


$885,485 33


Refunds


6,172 40


13,384 85


$8,229,222 68


$898,870 18 $9,128,092 86


Total Cash Payments ...


* Expenditures as shown in all accounts are net.


105


CITY AUDITOR


SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY


Land and Buildings


Personal


Totals


School Buildings


Prescott


$72,200 00


$3,000 00


$75,200 00


East Somerville Junior High


62,000 00


2,000 00


64,000 00


Hanscom


66,500 00


4,000 00


70,500 00


Davis


53,500 00


17,500 00


71,000 00


Clark Bennett


54,500 00


3,500 00


58,000 00


Knapp


53,000 00


6,900 00


59,900 00


Baxter


39,200 00


1,500 00


40,700 00


Perry


53,600 00


2,500 00


56,100 00


Bell and Southern Junior High


332,100 00


10,000 00


342,100 00


Pope


83,600 00


5,000 00


88,600 00


Cummings


18,400 00


1,500 00


19,900 00


Edgerly


43,000 00


5,000 00


48,000 00


Northern Eastern Junior High


618,000 00


20,900 00


638,900 00


*High and Gymnasium


1,129,500 00


134,000 00


1,263,500 00


Glines


96,400 00


5,000 00


101,400 00


Grimmons School


96,800 00


4,000 00


100,800 00


Forster


64,000 00


4,500 00


Forster (Annex)


40,000 00


3,500 00


112,000 00


¡Proctor


42,000 00


5,000 00


47,000 00


Bingham


77,000 00


5,000 00


82,000 00


Morse


59,000 00


5,000 00


64,000 00


Carr


58,600 00


4,500 00


63,100 00


Durell


24,600 00


1,500 00


26,100 00


Burns


46,000 00


3,000 00


49,000 00


Brown


80,700 00


3,000 00


83,700 00


Highland


68,600 00


5,000 00


73,600 00


Lowe


57,000 00


2,000 00


59,000 00


Hodgkins


121,200 00


5,000 00


126,200 00


#West Somerville Junior High


475,000 00


8,000 00


483,000 00


Lincoln


24,700 00


1,000 00


25,700 00


Cutler


135,800 00


10,000 00


145,800 00


Total


$4,246,500 00


$292,300 00 $4,538,800 00


* Land included in Central Hill Park.


+ Building and fixtures. Land owned by State.


¿ Land included in Walter Ernest Shaw Playground.


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ANNUAL REPORTS


Land and Buildings


Personal


Totals


Fire Buildings


New Fire Alarm Building


$27,500 00 *$105,000 00


$180,200 00


Central


47,700 00


Engine Two


44,000 00


27,000 00


71,000 00


Engine Six


43,100 00


25,000.00


68,100 00


Hose Five


23,500 00


8,000 00


31,500 00


Ladder One


61,400 00


25,000 00


86,400 00


Ladder Two


19,700 00


15,000 00


34,700 00


Engine Four


26,300 00


15,000 00


41,300 00


Total


$293,200 00 $220,000 00


$513,200 00


* Includes Electrical Department Equipment.


Libraries


*Central


$137,500 00


$100,000 00


$237,500 00


East Somerville Branch


25,500 00


2,500 00


28,000 00


West Somerville Branch


42,600 00


6,500 00


49,100 00


Prospect Hill


22,600 00


2,000 00


24,600 00


Total


$228,200 00


$111,000 00


$339,200 00


Miscellaneous Buildings


Highway (Stables, etc.)


$56,500 00


$30,000 00


$86,500 00


Sewer


13,000 00


13,000 00


Contagious


and


Tuberculosis


Hospital


63,500 00


9,000 00


72,500 00


City Home


166,900 00


18,000 00


184,900 00


Police


73,500 00


8,000 00


81,500 00


*City Hall


347,000 00


200,000 00


547,000 00


Power House and Heating Plant ..


142,500 00


..


Parks


Field House, Dilboy Field


$12,000 00


$12,000 00


Trum


3,500 00


3,500 00


Broadway


3,100 00


3,100 00


Lincoln


3,000 00


3,000 00


Bathhouse


3,000 00


3,000 00


Polling Booths


1,100 00


1,100 00


Sanitary


21,400 00


45,000 00


66,400 00


Water


47,500 00


6,500 00


54,000 00


Total


$957,500 00


$316,500 00 $1,274,000 00


* Land included in Central Hill Park.


Parks and Playgrounds


Saxton C. Foss Park


$421,200 00


$421,200 00


Central Hill


475,000 00


475,000 00


Lincoln


84,500 00


$4,000 00


88,500 00


Prospect Hill


69,800 00


1,500 00


71,300 00


...


142,500 00


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CITY AUDITOR


Land and Buildings 109,000.00


Personal


Totals


Tufts


.. ..... ..


109,000 00


Paul Revere


1,000 00


1,000 00


Trum Playground


70,900 00


70,900 00


Glen Street


39,000 00


39,000 00


Kent Street


12,000 00


12,000 00


Poplar Street


6,300 00


6,300 00


Dilboy Field


64,900 00


64,900 00


John M. Woods Playground


36,600 00


36,600 00


Walter Ernest Shaw Playground ..


54,500 00


54,500 00


Mt. Vernon Avenue


10,900 00


10,900 00


Belmont Street


5,100 00


5,100 00


Total


$1,460,700 00


$5,500 00 $1,466,200 00


Miscellaneous Land


Roberts Street


$200 00


$200 00


Somerville Avenue


300 00


300 00


Putnam Street


400 00


400 00


Lowell Street


100 00


100 00


Spencer Avenue


100 00


100 00


Weston Avenue


3,800 00


3,800 00


Endicott Avenue


800 00


800 00


Alpine Street


1,800 00


1,800 00


Princeton Street


1,600 00


1,600 00


Wilson Avenue


600 00


600 00


Total


$9,700 00


...


SUMMARY


School Buildings


$4,246,500 00


$292,300 00 $4,538,800 00


Fire Buildings


293,200 00


220,000 00


513,200 00


Libraries


228,200 00


111,000 00


339,200 00


Miscellaneous Buildings


957,500 00


316,500 00


1,274,000 00


Parks and Playgrounds


1,460,700 00


5,500 00


1,466,200 00


Miscellaneous Land


9,700 00


9,700 00


Total


$7,195,800 00


$945,300 00 $8,141,100 00


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$9,700 00


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108


ANNUAL REPORTS


SOMERVILLE RETIREMENT SYSTEM


BALANCE SHEET December 31, 1931


Assets


Cash in Banks $27,147 66


$27,147 66


Liabilities


Annuity Savings Fund (This account repre- sents members' contributions with part interest)


$11,936 60


Annuity Reserve Fund (This account repre- sents value of pensioners' annuities trans- ferred from Annuity Savings Fund)


148 31


Pension Accumulation Fund (All city appro- priations with interest on bank deposits included in this account) 14,024 41


Expense Fund (Balance of city appropriations for expenses of Retirement System) 1,038 34


$27,147 66


SOMERVILLE RETIREMENT SYSTEM


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR YEAR 1931


Receipts


Annuity Savings Fund:


Members' Contributions


$12,127 04


Interest on Deposits 159 03


Pension Accumulation Fund :


Contribution of City


17,172 00


Expense Fund :


Appropriation of City for


Payment of System


2,828 00


$32,286 07


Expenditures


Pension Accumulation Fund : Payment to Retired Members


$3,197 27


Annuity Savings Fund:


Refund account resignation


91 44


Refund account death


40 44


Refund account errors


5 61


Annuity Reserve Fund:


Annuities Paid 13 99


109


CITY AUDITOR


Expense Fund:


Salary, Clerk


1,048 00


Printing, books, filing cabinets and office supplies


741 66


Cash on Hand:


Pension Accumulation Fund


11,936 60


Annuity Savings Fund


14,172 72


Expense Fund


1,038 34


$32,286 07


110


ANNUAL REPORTS


REPORT OF THE TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES


Somerville, Mass., March 7, 1932.


To the Honorable, the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen of the City of Somerville :


Gentlemen :


I herewith present the annual report of the City Treasurer and Collecter of Taxes for the year 1931.


Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH L. MURPHY,


City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes.


111


TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES


STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE


Excess and Deficiency Credit Balance, January 1, 1931


By adjustment credits


$256,836 47 934 46


To adjustment debits


136 66


Assessed in Taxes, 1931


3,986,570 79 883,548 09


Corporation Taxes


$154,259 35


Income Taxes


394,352 67


National Bank Tax


1,074 04


549,686 06


Tax Title Revenue


6,624 31


Accrued Interest


2,461 11


Premium on Bonds


21,760 25


$5,708,284 88


General Expenses


$4,098,083 58


Interest


172,258 16


Reduction Funded Debt


288,000 25


Metropolitan Water Assessment


249,830 42


4,808,172 41


State Tax


$129,600 00


State Assessments




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