Reports of town officers of the town of Attleborough 1933, Part 18

Author: Attleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1933
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 266


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Rain


1933 Snow


January


2.17"


.75"


4.45"


11.00"


3.24"


7.50"


3.39"


8.50"


11.96"


5.50"


2.12"


.50"


February


3.63"


8.25"


3.25"


15.75"


2.56""


7.25"


2.28"


6.00"


1.73"


9.75"


3.55"


17.25"


March.


2.28"


7.00"


4.33"


6.00"


3.40"


4.72"


1.25"


6.17"


1.00"


6.54"


9.00"


April.


4.40"


7.49"


1.00"


1.97"


3.15"


1.73"


6.00"


1.50"


June.


3.96"


1.82"


2.87"


7.99"


1.90"


2.68"


August.


2.23"


1.11"


1.61"


7.15"


6.28"


2.76"


September


4.66"


4.68"


43"


1.47"


7.72"


8.74"


October


3.58"


2.44"


4.58"


2.74"


5.82"


3.22"


November. .


1.82"


2.00"


2.99"


2.00"


4.08"


97"


4.85"


1.12"


5.75"


December


2.75"


. 75"


4.51"


10.50"


2.23"


6.00"


2.93"


1.52"


5.25"


3.66"


13.50"


Totals.


.38.67"


18.75"


41.83"


46.25"


33.48"


20.75"


46.76"


15.75" 48.09"


21.50"


45.14"


47.50"


May.


1.96"


3.46"


3.57"


5.53"


1.57"


2.98"


July .


5.23"


1.30"


2.94"


4.44"


2.84"


1.77"


ANNUAL REPORT


207


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208


ANNUAL REPORT


PUMPING RECORDS Snow Pump-South Attleboro Station Totals per Month


Month


Hours Pumping


Coal Con- sumed lbs.


Gallons Pumped Venturi Meter


January.


405 hrs.


98,250


33,981,000


February


360 hrs. 10 min.


89,650


30,402,000


March


404 hrs. 50 min.


102,870


33,380,000


April


388 hrs. 10 min.


98,075


32,017,000


May


417 hrs. 35 min.


101,383


36,260,000


June


396 hrs. 55 min.


97,150


34,939,000


July


395 hrs. 35 min.


95,050


33,029,000


August


386 hrs. 5 min.


95,550


31,215,774


September


399 hrs. 50 min.


96,257


33,716,000


October


419 hrs.


100,950


33,807,000


November


389 hrs. 45 min.


95,100


31,074,000


December


394 hrs. 25 min.


96,600


31,125,000


Totals


4,757 hrs. 20 min.


1,166,885


394,945,774


PUMPING RECORDS Snow Pump-South Attleboro Station Daily Averages per Month


Month


Hours Pumping


Coal Con- sumed lbs.


Gallons Pumped Venturi Meter


January.


13 hrs. 4 min.


3,169


1,096,161


February


12 hıs. 52 min.


3,202


1,085,786


March


13 hrs. 3 min.


3,318


1,076,774


April


12 hrs. 56 min.


3,269


1,067,233


May


13 hrs. 28 min.


3,270


1,169,677


June


13 hrs. 14 min.


3,238


1,164,633


July


12 hrs. 46 min.


3,066


1,065,451


August


12 hrs. 27 min.


3,082


1,006,960


September


13 hrs. 20 min.


3,209


1,123,867


October


13 hrs. 31 min.


3,256


1,090,548


November


12 hrs. 59 min.


3,170


1,035,800


December


12 hrs. 43 min.


3,116


1,004,032


Totals


13 hrs. 2 min.


3,197


1,082,244


209


ANNUAL REPORT


PUMPING RECORDS WADING RIVER Total per Month


Month


Days


Hours Pumping


Kilowatts Used


Gallons Pumped


January


February


1


7 hrs. 40 min.


480


218,000


March


1


8 hrs.


490


224,000


April


May


2


9 hrs. 30 min.


730


313,000


June


2


9 hrs. 55 min.


640


293,000


July


19


241 hrs. 50 min.


15,000


7,241,000


August


22


206 hrs. 25 min.


12,780


6,292,000


September


6


36 hrs. 55 min.


2,250


1,082,000


October


1


1 hr. 35 min.


90


43,000


November


7


51 hrs. 55 min.


3,230


1,567,000


December


8


60 hrs. 15 min.


3,720


1,801,000


Totals


634 hrs.


39,410


19,074,000


PUMPING RECORDS WADING RIVER Daily Averages per Month


Month


Hours Pumping


Kilowatts Used


Gallons Pumped


January


February


7 hrs. 40 min.


480


218,000


March


8 hrs.


490


224,000


April


May


4 hrs. 45 min.


365


156,500


June


4 hrs. 57 min.


320


146,500


July


12 hrs. 43 min.


789


381,105


August


9 hrs. 23 min.


581


286,000


September


6 hrs. 9 min.


375


180,333


October


1 hr. 35 min.


90


43,000


November


7 hrs. 25 min.


461


223,857


December


7 hrs. 33 min.


465


225,125


Totals


7 hrs.


442


208,442


211


ANNUAL REPORT


City Auditor's Report


To His Honor, the Mayor, and Municipal Council:


I submit herewith the annual report of the Auditing Department.


During the year ending December 30, 1933, the Auditing Department has audited all bills and payrolls presented for payment.


It has also made examination of the accounts of the City Treasurer, the City Clerk and City Collector, all of which have been found correct.


The accounts of the Commissioners of the Water Sinking Fund and Sewer Investment Fund have been examined and all securities held by them checked and verified.


The Trust Funds in the hands of the City Treasurer and Trustees of the Public Library have been examined and found correct, and all securities held by them examined and found to agree with the report as presented.


The financial statements, shedules, etc., will be found on the following pages.


E. S. J. RANDALL, City Auditor·


BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 30, 1933 Revenue Accounts


Assets


Liabilities


Cash.


$ 50,112.41 200.00


Temporary Loans In anticipation of revenue 1933


$135,000.00 28.75 483.19


Real Estate 1933 $214,871.07


Real Estate 1932.


4,513.37


Personal 1933


8,811.69


1932.


Personal 1932


2,525.71


1929.


1,312.32


15,562.57


Polls 1933


3,312.00


Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus.


187.96


Polls 1932


1,160.00


Old Age Assistance 1933


1,709.00


Old Age Assistance 1932


323.00


237,225.84


Special Assessments:


Moths 1933


72.95


Damages to Persons and Prop. Newport Avenue.


1,296.00


Apportioned Sewer 1933


299.98


H-Div. Stone.


2,000.00


Apportioned Curbing 1933


516.27


Adamsdale Ave. Reconstruction


1,535.94


App. Gran. Walks 1933


206.46


Construction of Bushee St ..


220.09


Comm. Int. App. Curb 1933


205.14


City Survey .


1,160.40


Elmwood Avenue Construction


381.48


Elmwood Ave. Sewer Extension.


386.31


Comm. Int. App. Sewer 1933


93.37


1,462.64


Tax Titles


46,552.78


Imp. to Prop. of E. W. Harris.


75.00


Leroy Street Improvements.


124.73


Newport Ave. Main Line Ext .. ..


5,799.45


1932.


1,156.15


4,610.22


Newport Ave. Water Mains.


842.54


Departmental:


Olive and Thacher St. Bridges


1,500.00


Public Property.


1,116.00


Health Department.


1,403.94


Highway Department.


40.05


Sewer Extensions 1928


218.01


Soldiers' Relief Public Welfare.


136.45


20,827.55


Military Aid.


10.00


23,533.99


Sidewalk Curbing at Capron Park, Horton Field and So. Attleboro School. 115.62


212


ANNUAL REPORT


Unexpended Balances :


Treasury Dept. Other Expenses Reserved for 1933 59.42


Elec. Br. Fire-Truck Chassis.


875.00


Moths 1932 1.20


Comm. Int. App. Gran. Walks, 1933.


67.27


Construction of Hazel Street.


1,054.01


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes 1933


3,454.07


Park St. Reconstruction


316.62


Park St. Sewer Extension


41.12


Petty Cash


Accounts Receivable, Taxes :


Tailings.


Accrued Interest.


Overlay-reserved for abatements:


1933


10,693.05 3,557.20


Water Rates:


1933


13,396.97


1932


2,284.48


Const. of Walls-Hawthorne St. . . 96.19


Water Main Replacements in Em- ory and Pine Streets. 387.02


Public Welfare-Outside Relief Reserve for 1933 . 501.49


Pipe and Labor :


1933


760.65


Sodliers' Benefits-Sol. Relief


1932.


126.90


Reserve for 1933 25.00


Soldiers' Benefits-Sol. Burials Reserve for 1933 100.00


Apportioned Curbing Not Due ..


5,806.12


School Dept .- Smith-Hughes Fund 375.17


Lincoln School Building. 9.67


High School Bldg. Repairs .07


Public Library-Library Dedicat'n


12.82


1931


987.61


Horton Playground-Horton Fund 12.40.


B. F. Smith Co. Driving Wells. ... 15.00


Electric Light Investigation . . . ... 100.00


Advertising Proposed Traffic Ord. 31.50


Broadway Bridge R. I. State Line.


671.27


Cleaning Ten Mile River.


100.34


Employees Donation Fund . 597.10


21,502.72


Revenue reserved until collected :


Special Assessments 1,462.64


Tax Titles.


46,552.78


Departmental.


23,533.99


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax.


4,610.22


Water. . 16,927.59


93,087.22


Special State Tax-Old Age Asst .. .


2.00


213


ANNUAL


REPORT


1930


3,931.25


4,918.86


So. Main St. Drain Addition. 280.94 Building Thacher Brook Bridge . . . 185.00


1931.


224.99


1930


8.00


1929


8.00


1931


31.24


1930


86.36


16,927.59


Apportioned Gran. Walks Not Due.


2,159.22


Apportioned Sewer Not Due.


1,944.55


Overlay -- Deficits


BALANCE SHEET-Continued


Apportioned Curbing Assnt.


Due in 1934.


899.19


1935.


890.38


1936


816.20


1937.


799.40


1938.


749.21


1939


694.87


1940


591.08


1941


283.47


1942


82.32


5,806.12


Apportioned Granolithic Walks Assessments Due in 1934 .


522.77


1935.


418.05


1936.


348.14


1937.


277.03


1938.


202.83


1939


142.61


1940.


132.12


1941


82.17


1942


33.50


2,159.22


Apportioned Sewer Asssessment


Due in 1934


442.66


1935.


442.26


1936


297.73


1937 .


252.64


1938.


207.29


1939


149.36


.


214


ANNUAL REPORT


1940


108.82


1941.


37.02


1942


6.77


1,944.55


Surplus Revenue (E & D) .


119,689.92


$395,454.22


$395,454.22


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Non Revenue Cash.


$ 41,752.97 Street Widening 1925-1927 2,398.95


No. Main St. and Commonwealth Ave. Widening ..


29,023.65


Emory and Pine Street Improvements 7,507.29


Hebronville School Building. . 2,823.08


$ 41,752.97


$ 41,752.97


ANNUAL REPORT


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Recorded in Auditing Department


Cash on hand January 1, 1933 and received to date Paymer ts for the year 1933 2,205,134.75


$2,297,000.13


Balance on hand December 30, 1933


91,865.38


215


CITY OF ATTLEBORO SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS-TRANSFERS-RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES DECEMBER 31, 1933


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Transfers Receipts


Appro- priations


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Salaries


Salaries


2,200.00


2,200.00


0.00


2,200.00


2,200.00


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Other Expenses


Rent .


453.60


Light ..


51.49


Incidentals


79.20


584.29


584.29


4.31


588.60


588.60


MAYOR'S DEPT. Salary


Salary


3,000.00


3,000.00


0.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


MAYOR'S DEPT. Clerical


('lerical


1,050.24


1,050.24


0.00


1,050.24


1,050.24


MAYOR'S DEPT Other Expenses


Rert.


324.00


Light .. .


30.94


. .


Phone.


66.92


Office Supplies


163.50


Incidentals.


48.64


634.00


634.00


0.00


634.00


55.00


579.00


216


ANNUAL REPORT


AUDITING DEPT. Salary


Salary


1,525.27


1,525.27


0.00


1,525.27


1,525.27


AUDITING DEPT. Clerical


Clerical.


1,050.24


1,050.24


0.00


1,050.24


1,050.24


AUDITING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent .


194.40


Light.


40.20


Phone


40.96


Other Dept. Supplies


140.60


Office Supplies


167.79


Postage.


6.90


.


Incidentals.


13.10


. ...


Seeking Information.


5.35


.


Typewriter Trade-in


78.50


687.80


687.80


2.10


869.90


689.90


COLLECTING DEPT. Salary


Salary.


1,832.50


1,832.50


0.00


1,832.50


1,832.50


COLLECTING DEPT.


Clerical


Clerical-Regular


1,181.52


Clerical-Extra.


215.00


1,396.52


1,396.52


0.00


1,396.52


1,396.52


ANNUAL REPORT


217


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


COLLECTING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent .


162.00


Light. .


43.05


Phone.


50.01


Stationery and Printing.


440.65


Tax Sales .


1,343.20


Postage.


588.22


Incidentals


63.28


Bond. .


401.59


3,092.00


3,092.00


0.00


3,092.00


3,092.00


ASSESSING DEPT. Assessors' Salaries


Chairman of Assessors.


403.62


One Assessor .


1,018.06


....


One Assessor


1,018.06


....


One Assessor


916.67


3,356.41


3,356.41


0.00


3,356.41


3,356.41


ASSESSING DEPT. Asst. Assessors' Salaries Salaries.


397.74


397.74


2.26


400.00


400.00


ASSESSING DEPT. Clerical


Clerical-Regular. .


1,181.52


Clerical-Regular.


1,038.06


2,219.58


2,219.58


12.18


2,231.76


2,231.76


.


.


218


ANNUAL


REPORT


ASSESSING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent .


378.00


Light


34.65


Phone.


65.15


Titles and Transfers.


223.40


Auto Allowance.


120.64


Office Supplies.


404.91


Advertising.


8.80


Seeking Information


95.45


Incidentals


29.00


1,360.00


1,360.00


0.00


1,360.00


1,360.00


CITY SOLICITOR Salary


Salary .


951.85


951.85


0.00


951.85


951.85


CITY SOLICITOR Other Expenses


Expense.


100.00


100.00


0.00


100.00


100.00


TREASURY DEPT. Salary


Salary


1,807.22


1,807.22


0.00


1,807.22


1,807.22


TREASURY DEPT. Clerical


Clerical.


1,181.52


1,181.52


0.00


1,181.52


1,181.52


TREASURY DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent


205.20


Light. .


24.04


Phone


47.92


Office Supplies


531.30


ANNUAL REPORT


219


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


Certifying Tax Notes


300.00


Incidentals


70.67


Bond.


200.00


Electric Light Installation .


11.50


1,390.63


1,390.63


.07


1,390.70


1,390.70


TREASURY DEPT. Oth. Exp. Reserve for 1932 Care and Housing of Standards


of Weights and Measures


5.00


59.42R


64.42


0.00


64.42


64.42


CITY CLERK S DEPT. Salary


Salary


2,110.84


2,110.84


0.00


2,110.84


2,110.84


CITY CLERK'S DEPT.


Clerical


Clerical.


962.26


.


..


962.26


0.00


962.26


962.26


CITY CLERK'S DEPT.


Vital Statistics


Expense .


209.10


209.10


15.90


225.00


225.00


CITY CLERK'S DEPT. Other Expense


205.20


Rent . Light ..


24.11


Phone .


47.98


Office Supplies


179.09


Incidentals.


9.96


Seeking Information


11.60


Bond.


5.00


Electric Light Installation


11.50


494.44


494.44


1.26


495.70


495.70


220


ANNUAL REPORT


CITY MESSENGER Salary


Salary .


595.00


........ 595.00


20.00


615.00


95.00


520.00


CITY MESSENGER Other Expenses


Rent.


81.00


Light ..


4.50


. . . . . . . . .


Incidentals.


10.50


... ..


96.00


96.00


0.00


96.00


96.00


CITY STENOGRAPHER Salary


Salary.


1,181.52


1,181.52


0.00


1,181.52


1,181.52


CITY STENOGRAPHER Other Expenses


Expense. .


49.83


49.83


.17


50.00


50.00


BOARD OF REGISTRATION Expenses


Meetings.


65.00


Clerical.


89.10


Printing and Postage


10.67


Advertising


13.92


Supplies. ..


2.53


181.22


181.22


.50


181.72


41.72


140.00


LICENSING COMMISSION Expenses


Expense.


35.80


35.80


164.20


200.00


200.00


. .


ANNUAL REPORT


221


222


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATIONS Expenses


Rent .


50.00


Light. .


9.18


Advertising.


41.37


Printing.


2.50


Voting Booth Expense.


58.73


Incidentals.


8.00


Election Officers


409.28


579.06


579.06


60.34


639.40


600.00


39.40


POLICE DEPT. Salary and Wages


Chief.


2,011.94


Lieutenant.


1,641.81


Sergeants.


3,180.77


Patrolmen


30,242.59


Extra Services.


435.39


Vacations and Days Off


2,950.15


Lock-up Keeper.


100.00


Sub-patrolmen


144.90


Sickness and Disability


194.55


40,902.10


150.00


41,152.10


504.42


41,656.52


41,656.52


POLICE DEPT. Maintenance


Autos


1,735.26


Motorcycles


141.58


Police and Traffic Equipment ....


322.99


2,199.83


2,199.83


.17


2,200.00


2,200.00


.


.


.


ANNUAL REPORT


POLICE DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent.


1,620.00


Light. . .


146.70


Phone.


850.66


Water .


8.00


Court Fees.


103.70


Office and Station Supplies


423.86


Incidentals


11.57


3,164.49


3,164.49


.51


3,165.00


250.00


2,915.00


POLICE DEPT. New Equipment


Expenses.


1,275.00


1,275.00


0.00


1,275.00


1,275.00


FIRE DEPT. Salary and Wages


Chief.


2,111.44


Assistant Chief


2,011.57


Captains.


5,071.26


Lieutenants.


8,073.85


Permanent.


49,783.86


Call Men.


384.75


Semi-permanent Man.


1,014.61


68,451.34


875.00


69,326.34


14.01


69,340.35


69,340.35


FIRE DEPT. Maintenance


Autos.


1,787.74


Hose


900.00


Wearing Apparel.


142.95


Stations.


1,653.49


All Other


12.62


4,496.80


4,496.80


3.20


4,500.00


4,500.00


..


. .


. .


ANNUAL REPORT


.


.


..


.


223


224


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


FIRE DEPT. Other Expenses


Light and Power


440.94


Phone .


486.31


Water.


133.01


Fuel.


924.44


Office Supplies


25.35


Insurance on Buildings .


170.10


Incidentals


16.35


2,196.50


2,196.50


133.50


2,330.00


2,330.00


FIRE DEPT. Hydrants


Expense ..


17,880.00


17,880.00


0.00


17,880.00


17,880.00


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Salary and Wages


Superintendent.


1,879.50


Assistant.


1,609.05


3,488.55


3,488.55


0.00


3,488.55


3,488.55


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Maintenance


Fire Alarm.


1,007.95


Motor Equipment.


114.65


1,122.60


1,122.60


2.40


1,125.00


1,125.00


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Other Expenses


Light and Power. Phone


180.92


35.01


215.93


215.93


34.07


250.00


250.00


ANNUAL REPORT


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Truck Chassis


Expense. 0.00


0.00


875.00


875.00


875.00


INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Salary


Salary


403.62


403.62


0.00


403.62


403.62


INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Other Expenses


Expense.


0.00


0.00


10.00


10.00


10.00


INSPECTOR OF WIRES Expenses


Maintenance.


136.72


Maintenance of Auto. 112.68


.


249.40


249.40


.60


250.00


250.00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Salary


Salary


951.85


951.85


0.00


951.85


951.85


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Other Expenses


Rent.


81.00


Light. .


4.50


Maintenance of Equipment .


45.43


Trucking and Labor


15.00


Auto Allowance


207.46


Incidentals.


17.61


371.00


371.00


0.00


371.00


371.00


FORESTRY DEPT. Salary and Wages


Salary .


1,009.56


Labor


1,620.00


2,629.56


2,629.56


0.00


2,629.56


2,629.56


ANNUAL REPORT


225


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


FORESTRY DEPT. Other Expenses


Maintenance of Truck.


247.08


Supplies .


189.23


Incidentals.


38.69


475.00


475.00


0.00


475.00


475.00


DOG OFFICER Expenses


Statutory Fees.


62.00


Killing-Other than Statutory .. .


64.00


Investigations and Disposals .


369.00


Transportation


227.26


Incidentals.


2.70


724.96


724.96


. 04


725.00


725.00


HEALTH OFFICER Salary and Wages


Health Officer .


951.85


Milk Inspector


957.53


Inspector of Slaughter.


300.00


Inspector of Animals.


477.00


Tuberculosis Nurse.


1,345.95


Care of Dump-Labor


693.00


Clerk. .


495.00


Garbage Disposal .


1,400.00


6,620.33


6,620.33


0.00


6,620.33


6,620.33


HEALTH OFFICER State Sanatoria


Expense.


2,780.26


200.00


2,980.26


19.74


3,000.00


3,000.00


.


ANNUAL REPORT


226


HEALTH OFFICER Other Expenses


Rent .


135.00


Light.


9.40


20.40


Phone . Laboratory Maintenance.


233.38


Care of Dump-Material.


4.50


Auto Maintenance.


337.84


TB and Diphtheria Prev. Clinics


256.93


Contagious Diseases Hospital.


983.17


Nursing and Care at Home.


13.63


Physician's Fees .


383.00


Fees to Cities and Towns.


29.60


Inspector of Plumbing.


136.00


Office Supplies


154.44


Incidentals.


82.91


2,780.20


2,780.20


4.80


2,785.00


200.00


2,585.00


PUBLIC WORKS-GEN. ADM. Salary and Wages


Superintendent .


3,370.65


Engineer


2,524.02


Assistant Engineer


1,531.28


Rodman.


34.00


Chief Clerk.


1,181.57


Ist Asst. Clerk.


1,006.27


2nd Asst. Clerk. .


890.92


Labor .


1,011.24


11,549.95


11,549.95


0.00


11,549.95


7.79


11,542.16


ANNUAL REPORT


227


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


PUBLIC WORKS-GEN. ADM. Other Expenses


Engineering Supplies


111.88


Office Supplies .


224.35


Insurance


50.20


Superintendent's Auto Maint .. .


26.38


Rent .


756.00


Light.


21.30


Phone


115.89


1,306.00


1,306.00


0.00


1,306.00


1,306.00


PUBLIC WORKS H-DIV. Maint. and Operation


Resurfacing .


6,388.62


Drains.


4,306.60


Street Sweeping.


1,200.00


Snow and Ice.


4,499.54


Patchirg.


4,432.85


Sidewalks and Curbing


2,707.96


Street Cleaning.


1,726.27


Sidewalk Maint ..


1,199.91


Equipment, maint. and rep.


284.45


Road Rollers .


92.14


Auto Maint ..


738.53


Road Oil and Tar


7,060.03


Bridges, Fences and Culverts .


880.60


Crushers.


238.33


Ten Mile River, Thacher Brook .


143.57


Insurance . .


749.55


Rent, Maynard St. Land.


69.60


228


ANNUAL REPORT


Vacations .


297.52


Signs, Clock and Numbers


155.85


Incidentals


6.86


37,178.78


1,500.00


38,678.78


0.00


38,678.78


443.78


38,235.00


PUBLIC WORKS Street Lighting Expense


29,070.36


29,070.36


98.70


29,169.06


29,169.06


PUBLIC WORKS


W-Div. Maint and Operation


Maintenance Payroll.


7,868.82


New Meters


1,493.91


Services ..


1,355.04


Buildings


119.62


Main Line Maintenance


1,967.15


Auto Operation


738.06


Maintenance Material.


1,078.18


Insurance


975.10


Taxes .


281.02


Shop and Barn


446.63


Incidentals.


4.19


16,327.72


16,327.72


0.00


16,327.72


2.72


16,325.00


PUBLIC WORKS W-Div. Main Line Extension


Expense. ..


1,000.00


1,000.00


0.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


PUBLIC WORKS Pumping Station Maint. and Op. Chief Engineer


1,924.71


· 1st Asst. Engineer


1,532.13


One Asst. Engineer


1,400.27


One Asst. Engineer


1,400.27


Overtime.


115.83


Fuel.


9,932.00


ANNUAL REPORT


229


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Uxpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


Oil.


165.63


Pumps


487.63


Boilers


214.49


Cleaning Filter Beds.


305.89


Care Equip., Grounds, Beds


235.04


Light ..


122.43


Phone .


217.90


Incidentals


166.19


18,220.41


18,220.41


42


18,220.83


153.35


143.79


17,923.69


PUBLIC WORKS


P. S. Maint. and Operation Reserve for 1932 Care Equip., Grounds, Beds .. ..


9.25


9.25


0.00


9.25


9.25


PUBLIC WORKS


Sewer Div. Maint. and


Oper.


Filter Beds. .


2,859.56


Repair and Care of Sewers


368.03


3,227.59


3,227.59


0.00


3,227.59


1,000.00


27.59


2,220.00


PUBLIC WORKS Rifle Range


Expense .


142.55


142.55


7.45


150.00


150.00


PUBLIC WORKS Special Accounts


Allen Ave. Const ..


1,989.41


1,989.41


0.00


1,989.41


907.17


4.35


1,077.89


Adamsdale Ave. Reconst.


2,466.31


2,466.31


1,535.94


4,002.25


4,000.00


2.25


Bishop Street Sewer.


55.14


55.14


0.00


55.14


55.14


Const. of Bushee St.


221.05


221.05


220.09


441.14


.45


440.69


230


ANNUAL REPORT


.


City Survey .


1,031.69


1,031.69


1,160.40


2,192.09


2,192.09


Curtis Ave. Const ..


214.32


214.32


0.00


214.32


214.32


Elmwood Ave. Const. .


210.03


210.03


381.48


591.51


591.51


Elmwood Ave. Sewer Ext ..


4.06


4.06


386.31


390.37


390.37


Const. of Hazel St ..


571.62


571.62


1,054.01


1,625.63


.22


1,625.41


Improvement of Property of Elizabeth W. Harris.


0.00


0.00


75.00


75.00


75.00


Layout and Const. of Clarence, Payson, Baltic and 14th Sts.


80.33


80.33


0.00


80.33


80.33


Leroy St. Improvement.


36.00


36.00


124.73


160.73


160.73


Lincoln Ave. Const .. ..


1,501.67


1,501.67


0.00


1,501.67


1.67


1,500.00


Merritt Place Reconst ..


270.15


270.15


0.00


270.15


20.00


. 15


250.00


Newport Ave. Main Line Ext .. . .


.55


.55


5,799.45


5,800.00


5,800.00


Newport Ave. Water Mains.


14.21


14.21


842.54


856.75


856.75


Olive and Thacher St. Bridges. . .


0.00


0.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


1.50


1,331.96


Park Street Sewer Ext ..


61.31


61.31


41.12


102.43


102.43


Pleasant St. Imp.


692.85


692.85


0.00


692.85


692.85


Sewer Extensions 1928.


0.00


0.00


218.01


218.01


218.01


Sidewalk Curbing at Capron Park, Horton Field and So. Attleboro School.


0.00


0.00


115.62


115.62


115.62


So. Main St. Drain Add.


8.10


8.10


280.94


289.04


289.04


Building Thacher Brook Bridge ..


0.00


0.00


185.00


185.00


185.00


Const. of Walls-Hawthorne St ..


58.35


58.35


96.19


154.54


154.54


Water Main Extensions and Re- placements in Emory and Pine Sts .. .


0.00


0.00


387.02


387.02


387.02


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE Adm. Salaries


Almoner . ..


1,509.48


.


Clerical. .


953.00


Asst. Clerical.


891.00


Asst. Clerical.


400.00


ANNUAL REPORT


231


.


Park Street Reconst ..


1,016.84


1,016.84


316.62


1,333.46


Department


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


Investigator


1,125.00


Investigator


64.00


4,942.48


4,942.48


332.00


5,274.48


96.00


5,178.48


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE Adm. Salaries-1932 Clerical. 4.27


4.27


0.00


4.27


4.27


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE Adm. Other Expenses


Rent. .


420.00


Light.


59.22


Phone.


101.06


Office Supplies.


1,910.46


Auto Allowance.


435.00


Incidentals.


8.00


Transportation-Outside Relief. .


467.09


3,400.83


3,400.83


76.17


3,477.00


300.00


3,177.00


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE City Infirmary- Salary and Wages


Salary. .


860.00


Labor.


495.00


1,355.00


1,355.00


0.00


1,355.00


1,355.00


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE City Infirmary- Other Expenses Medical.


204.26


Food Supplies .


3,126.26


Dry Goods and Clothing.


565.23


Fuel. .


628.46


232


ANNUAL REPORT


I ight. I hone. 44.79


213.46


Other House Maint. and Oper. . Hay and Grain


525.19


471.22


Outbuildings Maint. and Oper.


705.87


6,484.74


6,484.74


412.32


6,897. 06


1,200.00


43.50


5,653.56


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE City Infirmary --- Other Expenses 1931 and 1932


Dry Goods and Clothing


30.02


Other House Maint. and Oper.


48.11


78.13


78.13


0.00


78.13


78.13


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE Mothers' Aid


Weekly Cash.


12,107.00


Supplies .


253.55


Medical.


212.45


12,573.00


96.00


12,669.00


1,831.00


14,500.00


14,500.00


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE Outside Relief 1933


Clothing.


10,889.90


Fuel.


22,979.63


Rent, Board and Care


173,437.49


Medical.


14,079.91


('ities, Towns and Insti.


7,430.53


7,300.00


Burials .


410.00


501.49R


229,227.46


7,801.49


237,028.95


7,465.59


244,494.54


2,194.54


242,300.00


ANNUAL REPORT


233


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE


Outside Relief 1931 and 1932


Clothing.


19.92


Fuel ..


26.66


Rent, Board and Care.


4,186.24


Medical


402.98


Cities, Towns and Insti.


936.14


5,571.94


48.11


5,620.05


. 46


5,620,51


52.26


5,568.25


BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE Old Age Assistance Act


Weekly Cash.


24,183.50


Medical.


350.90


Cities, Towns and Insti.


762.58


. .


25,296.98


25,296.98


1,040.02


26,337.00


762.00


25,575.00


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


Administration-Salary


476.91


476.91


0.00


476.91


476.91


Administration-Other Expenses


299.44


299.44


.56


300.00


300.00


Military Aid


665.00


665.00


95.00


760.00


260.00


500.00


State Aid


420.00


420.00


80.00


500.00


500.00


25.00R.


Soldiers Relief .


48,249.22


260.00


48,534.22


2,723.18


51,257.40


257.40


51,000.00


Sol. Relief-Res. for 1932


20.28


20.28


4.72


25.00


25.00


Soldiers' Burial .


100.00R


100.00


0.00


100.00


100.00


PUBLIC SCHOOLS Salary and Wages


Clerical.


3,337.10


Superintendent. .


3,534.82


Attendance Officer


1,262.28


234


ANNUAL


REPORT


Instruction Teachers.


201,397.00


Operating School Plant Jaritors. .. Auxiliary Agencies


18,363.86


School Physician


1,009.96


School Nurse.


1,307.87


Evening School Teachers. Jaritors.


259.90


38.50


Continuation School


Teachers.


1,468.78


Janitors


232,198.87


232,198.87


11.13


232,210.00


2,210.00


.230,000.00


PUBLIC SCHOOLS Salary and Wages Smith-Hughes Fund Teachers ..


691.72


691.72


375.17


1,066.89


465.97


600.92


PUBLIC SCHOOLS Other Expenses


School Committee


Telephones.


576.87


Office Expenses


119.03


Superintendence


Expenses out of town.


10.30


Auto Allowance.


413.28


Office Expense.


131.24


Instruction


Textbook and Supplies


8,050.82


Cooking, Sewing and Manual Training


1,176.93


Operating School Pla. t Fuel


7,824.98


218.80


ANNUAL REPORT


235


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


Water


743.22


Janitors' Supplies


519.28


Power .


164.77


Light.


1,442.16




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