Reports of town officers of the town of Attleborough 1934, Part 13

Author: Attleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1934
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 282


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There remains, as far as I have been able to ascertain, but one action for land damages arising out of the takings at Mirimichi. Six cases, involving the same takings were settled at figures that I believe were very reasonable.


No more controverted matters, arising from the Newport Avenue re-location, save one, remain to be settled, four such matters having been settled during 1934.


Several other cases against the City, involving damages to persons because of defective ways have been settled at a minimum figure.


In the course of the year, seventy-four written opinions have been rendered by this Department. To estimate the number and length of conferences and consultations with the several City officials would be impossible. But to all those who are familiar with the several problems which arose during 1934, it will be apparent that this item alone constituted the greater part of the work done.


The legal department of the City of Attleboro has outgrown its original purpose. As the City goes along, its problems become more complex and numer- ous. Naturally a good part of this falls upon the City Solicitor to decide. I would therefore recommend that:


1. The position be considered one which should require all the time and energy of the incumbent, and necessarily a salary commensurate with such a position.


2. That the City Solicitor be given office space in the City Hall and equip- ment equal to other departments of the City, so as to enable him to keep in closer contact with the problems involving the City.


3. That the legal department be furnished with a legal library of moderate but comprehensive contents, concerning municipal law.


Henri G. Proulx,


City Solicitor.


159


ANNUAL REPORT


Report of Board of Assessors


To His Honor the Mayor and Municipal Council,


Gentlemen:


The Board of Assessors respectfully submit the report of the Assessing Department for the year 1934.


TABLE OF AGGREGATES


Number of persons assessed on Property


6,453


Number of polls assessed.


6,726


Value of Stock in Trade


$ 482,520.00


Value of Machinery


2,203,395.00


Value of Live Stock


61,420.00


Value of Other Tangible Property


1,126,510.00


Total value of Personal Property assessed.


3,873,845.00


Total value of Real Estate assessed.


21,418,380.00


Total value of Buildings


15,330,735.00


Total value of Land.


6,087,645.00


Total value of Real and Personal assessed.


25,292,225.00


Tax assessed on Personal Estate


133,260.26


Tax assessed on Real Estate.


736,792.25


Tax assessed on Polls


13,452.00


Total tax of all estates


883,504.51


1934 Tax Rate-per thousand


34.40


Horses assessed.


131


Cows assessed.


672


Neat cattle assessed.


64


Swine assessed.


288


Houses assessed.


3,950


Acres of land assessed.


15,000


Fowl assessed .


20,303


Value of Fowl.


$15,020.00


RECAPITULATION


City Appropriations.


$1,127,269.86


1930 Deficit Overlay


3,303.70


State Tax. .


38,700.00


Hospital for Veterans.


90.00 State Parks and Reservations.


258.82


County Tax.


28,584.55


Tuberculosis Hospital.


16,989.31


1934 Overlay


9,689.53


State Audit.


29.38


Municipal Relief Expense


25.00


$1,224,940.15


160


ANNUAL REPORT


ESTIMATED RECEIPTS


Income Tax


$ 71,612.88


Corporation Tax


32,296.08


.


Bank Tax.


724.68


Excise Tax .


25,000.00


Licenses.


15,961.00 886.62


Special Assessments .


3,516.00


General Government.


597.00


Water Revenue


100,362.55


Health and Sanitation


764.25


Charities


55,637.38


Soldiers Benefits


425.00


Education.


3,972.59


Costs on Water and Taxes


2,520.00


Federal Emergency Relief Act of 1933.


17,106.28


Interest on Deposits.


217.31


Interest on Taxes and Assessments


9,829.59


State Owned Land .


6.43


$ 341,435.64


City, State and County Appropriations


$1,224,940.15


Estimated Receipts.


341,435.64


Net amount to be raised on Polls and Property $ 883,504.51


Above amount raised as follows:


6,776 Poll Taxes @ $2.00 $ 13,452.00


Valuation $25,292,225.00 @ 34.40


870,052.51


$ 883,504.51


Betterment Taxes-


Sewer assessment. $ 559.35


651.80


Sidewalk assessment Curbing assessment.


1,246.13


Moth.


81.10


Motor Excise.


28,232.06


Amount raised from all assessments. $ 914,274.95


MOTOR EXCISE TAX


Number of Cars registered. . . 5,504


Valuation of same.


$1,056,290.00


Tax on above.


28,232.06


Average valuation


190.00


Average Tax.


5.13


There were 320 more cars registered than in 1933.


Land of too small value to advertise for the sale of taxes:


Number of Parcels. 160


Number of Owners. 61


Valuation of same $2,015.00


Tax on above for 1934 69.32


Treasurer's Deed to City of Attleboro:


Number of Owners. 122


Valuation of same. $10,875.00


Tax on above for 1934 374.10


Non-Taxable Real Estate Valuation $4,134,130.00


Non-Taxable Personal Valuation 1,848,365.00


Fines.


161


ANNUAL REPORT


COST OF OPERATING THE ASSESSING DEPARTMENT FOR THE LAST EIGHT YEARS


Assistant


Salaries


Assessors


Clerical


Other


Total


1927.


$3,400.00


$633.75


$2,629.50


$1,471.02


$ 8,134.27


1928.


3,400.00


772.00


3,087.00


1,544.02


8,803.02


1929.


3,400.00


579.25


4,064.83


1,814.19


9,858.27


1930


4,000.00


706.75


3,863.84


2,753.42


11,324.01


1931.


5,000.00


562.59


3,789.82


2,428.12


11,780.53


1932


4,210.00


556.40


3,345.80


1,492.25


9,604.45


1933.


3,356.41


397.74


2,219.58


1,360.00


7,333.73


1934.


3,400.00


498.28


2,421.35


3,559.10


9,878.73


ABATEMENTS MADE DURING THE YEAR


Polls


Personal


Real Estate


Moth


Excise


1931


$ 86.15


1932


$ 768.00


$1,558.68


331.61


$ 952.96


1933


1,052.00


812.44


2,434.48


.50


253.85


1934


334.00


815.99


2,428.98


.25


1,211.69


We now have 63 new plats of the city in use in this office. Department has furnished no new plats during the year 1934.


Building permits during 1934 for the center of the city:


Houses


47


Garages.


32


Other buildings


15


Buildings torn down.


10


Total


104


New valuation furnished by the above.


$77,430.00


Loss because of 10 buildings torn down 9,900.00


Net gain in valuation in center of city from buildings permits.


$67,530.00


Building permits during 1934 for South Attleboro section:


Houses.


18


Garages.


6


Other buildings


9


Buildings torn down


4


Total


37


New valuation furnished by the above. $15,030.00


Loss because of buildings torn down 3,750.00


Net gain in valuation in South Attleboro from building permits. $11,280.00


Total net gain in valuation for entire city $78,810.00


Respectfully submitted, BOARD OF ASSESSORS, Herbert L. Perry John J. Hodge Isaac H. Bruce


The Engineering


162


ANNUAL REPORT


Report


of


the


Balance uncollected Jan 1, 1934


Cammitted 1934


Refunds and Adjustments


Transferred from Tax Titles


1931 Real.


1932 Polls, Personal, Real. .


$8,199.08


1933 Polls, Personal, Real. .


226,994.76


1934 Polls, Personal, Real.


1932 Old Age Assist. Tax.


323.00


A16.00


1933 Old Age Assist. Tax.


1,709.00


1,709.00


1932 Motor Vehicle Excise.


1,156.15


1,156.15


1933 Motor Vehicle Excise .


R4.40


3,458.47


1934 Motor Vehicle Excise.


28,232.06


R176.11


28,408.17


1932 Moth Assessment.


1.20


1.20


R.25


73.20


1934 Moth Assessment.


81.10


81.10


1934 Curbing.


240.08


240.08


1933 Apportioned Curbing


516.27


516.27


1934 Apportioned Curbing


898.79


898.79


1934 Granolithic Walk.


67.12


67.12


1933 App. Gran. Walk.


206.46


206.46


1934 App. Gran. Walk.


522.79


522.77


1933 Apportioned Sewer .


299.98


299.98


1934 Apportioned Sewer


442.66


1933 Committed Interest.


365.78


365.78


1934 Committed Interest.


593.06


593.06


Apportioned Betterments- Paid in Advance


Interest


Costs


Dept. of Public Welfare ..


20,827.55


49,138.24


69,965.79


Fishing Permits, Orr's Pond. .


20.00


20.00


Health Dept.


217.51


3,383.03


3,600.54


Highway


40.05


25.00


65.05


Public Property


992.00


1,564.00


2,556.00


School ..


1,747.68


1,747.68


Soldiers Relief


136.45


136.45


Pipe and Labor-1930


86.36


86.36


1931


31.24


31.24


1932


126.90


126.90


1933


760.00


760.65


1934


3,176.49


3,176.49


Water Rates-1929


8.00


8.00


1930


8.00


8.00


1931


224.99


224.99


1932


2,284. 48


2,284.48


1933


13,396.97


R13.38


13,410.35


1934.


103,843.83


R103.03


103,946.86


Water Liens


484.27


484.27


$282,439.85 $1,078,174.69


$440.50


$2,073.66 $1,363,128.70


*Paid direct to Treasurer.


#Transferred to Water Liens


$86.15 898.61 1,088.90


Total Charge $86.15 9,097.69 228,117.11 883,808.39 339.00


R&A$33.45 $883,714.51 R93.88


3,454.07


1933 Moth Assessment.


72.95


442.66


163


ANNUAL REPORT


City


Collector


Transferred to Tax Titles


Misc.


Total Credit


Balance Uncollected Dec. 31, 1934


$6,116.40


2,660.29


$321.00


9,097.69


191,888.86


4,298.92


29,268.62


228,117.11


635,394.83


3,578.97


883,808.39


128.00


211.00


339.00


652.00


386.00


1,709.00


671.00


203.19


952.96


1,156.15


1,683.12


253.85


3,458.47


1,521.50


23,757.79


1,211.69


28,408.17


3,438.69


1.20


1.20


61.40


.50


9.85


73.20


1.45


54.15


.25


81.10


26.70


185.08


137.80


516.27


438.58


898.79


460.21


67.12


67.12


169.39


37.07


206.46


337.53


522.77


185.24


285.71


14.27


299.98


196.04


442.66


246.62


304.44


61.34


365.78


299.49


593.06


293.57


82.95 10,083.07 2,770.82


82.95 10,083.07 2,770.82


28,634.35


*21,661.36


69,965.79


19,670.08


20.00


20.00


1,268.57


15.84


3,600.54


2,316.13


25.00


65 05


40.05


1,064.00


2,556.00


1,492.00


1,747.68


1,747.68


136.45


136.45


8.36


31.24


22.88


63.18


126.90


63.72


602.87


4.13


760.65


153.65


2,550.50


1.00


$3.00


3,176.49


621.99


8.00


8.00


8.00


8.00


86.66


224.99


138.33


1,696.30


±96.49


2,284.48


491.69


10,533.17


32.41


$311.92


13,410.35


2,532.85


94,733.63


253.35


¥51.47


103,946.86


8,908.41


336.62


484.27


147.65


$1,018,910.52


$13,947.31


$29,849.95


$22,179.24


$1,376,065.54


$291,178.52


.


Collected and Paid Treasurer


Abated


$86.15


$86.15


$2,660.71 244,834.59


Ap$55.00


240.08


378.47


86.36


86.36


F. F. BLACKINTON, City Collector


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165


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 31, 1934, 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, schedules, etc., will be found on the following pages.


E. S. J. RANDALL, City Auditor.


CITY OF ATTLEBORO BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1934 Revenue Accounts


Assets


Liabilities


Cash.


$ 49,092.79 200.00


Temporary Loans In Anticipation of Revenue 1934


$100,000.00


Accounts Receivable


Tailings


28.75


Taxes :


Real Estate 1934. 229,651.60


Real Estate 1933.


67.18


Personal Taxes 1934


13,013.99


Reserve Fund Overlay Surplus


3,687.93


Personal Taxes 1933


1,634.28


Polls 1934.


2,171.00


Tolls 1933.


959.25


Old Age Assistance Tax 1933


671.00


248,168.30


Unexpended Balances:


Special Assessments:


Moths 1934


26.70


Moths 1933.


1.45


Damages to Persons and Prop., Newport Avenue.


270.40


App. Curbing Assessment 1934


460.21


Stone


P. S. Maint. & Oper. Res. for 1934.


36.70


Adamsdale Ave. Reconst.


1,157.75


Ashton Road Const.


3,993.61


1934.


3,438.69


1933


1,521.50


4,960.19


Center ERA Car Track Removal City Survey .


1,045.99


Public Property .


1,610.00


893.87


Health Department.


2,316.13


Curb. & Cement Walk Const .... Equipment Repair Special. . .


11.14


Highway Department.


40.05


Oak, Pleasant, Horton Sts., Gus- tin Ave. ERA Drainage. .


1,337.08


Soldiers' Relief .


136.45


North Ave., ERA Drainage


803.86


Public Welfare.


19,670.08


24,425.11


56.59


Water Rates:


1934.


8,908.41


1933


2,532.85


Leroy St. Improvement . 124.73


166


ANNUAL REPORT


2,000.00


App. Gran. Walks Assess. 1934.


185.24


Com. Int. App. Betterments 1934. . Tax Titles


293.57


1,213.79


38,086.57


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:


Const. of Bushee St .. 26.41


3,250.00


Departmental Accounts Receivable:


Mayor's Dept. Oth. Expense Re- serve for 1934. . . 55


App. Sewer Assessment 1934.


246.62


Overlay Reserve for Abatements: 1934 ..


6,110.56


1933.


6,330.26


12,440.82


Reserve for Sales in Excess of Tax Titles. 98.88


Interstate Transit Corp., H-Spec. ..


652.40


Const. of Hazel St.


Imp. of Prop. of E. W. Harris .. 75.00 Shaw Ave. Sewer. . 181.85


Petty Cash


1932


491.69


1931


138.33


1930


8.00


Park St. Reconstruction .. 99.92


1929.


8.00


ERA Sidewalk Project. 817.50


Water Lein.


147.65


Pipe and Labor:


1934.


621.99


1933


153.65


Build. Thacher Brook Bridge. . 185.00


1932


63.72


North Ave. Special.


1,250.00


1931


22.88


West St. Const ..


14,824.48


1930


86.36


13,183.53


Soldiers' Rel. Res. for 1934 .


5.00


App. Curbing Assessment Not Due ...


4,909.23


Public Schools-


Smith-Hughes Fund 250.55


Geo. Ellzey Fund.


290.00


Oth. Exp. Reserve for 1934. .. 14.85


Lincoln School Spec .. 9.67


H. S. Bldg. Repairs.


.07


Public Library-Library Dedi- cation. 12.82


Park Comm .- ERA Common Project.


711.89


Comm. of Recreation-Horton Fund.


21.94


Printing City Documents Re- serve for 1934.


15.16


B. F. Smith Co., Driving Wells at Wading River 15.00


Electric Light Investigation .


100.00


Advertising Proposed Traffic Ordinance. 31.50


Broadway Bridge, R. I. State Line. .


671.27


Cleaning Ten Mile River ....


100.34


Employees Donation Fund. . ..


597.10


Water Supply Investigation . . .


92.53


36,784.62


167


ANNUAL REPORT


App. Gran. Walks Assess. Not Due ...


1,636.45


App. Sewer Assessment Not Due.


1,472.04


Overlay Deficits :


1932.


106.92


1931.


86.15


193.07


Old Age Assistance Abatements.


597.00


Newport Ave. Main Line Ext .. . 492.95


Newport Ave. Water Mains 793.93


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


Revenue Reserved Until Collected Special Assessments. 1,213.79


Tax Titles


38,086.57


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax. 4,960.19


Departmental. 24,425.11


Water .. 13,183.53


81,869.19


Special State Tax Old Age Assist- ance. 181.00


Apportioned Curbing Assessment


due in


1935


889.98


1936.


815.80


1937.


799.00


1938.


748.81


1939


694.47


1940.


590.68


1941.


283.07


1942.


81.92


1943


5.50


4,909.23


App. Gran. Walks Assessments Due in


1935


418.05


1936


348.14


1937.


277.03


1938.


202.83


1939.


142.61


1940


132.12


1941


82.17


1942.


33.50


1,636.45


Apportioned Sewer Assessment Due in


1935


432.41


1936


292.73


1937.


247.64


1938


202.29


1939


144.36


1940.


108.82


1941.


37.02


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168


ANNUAL REPORT


1942. Surplus Revenue (E. and D.) . . .


6.77 1,472.04 145,029.16


388,138.07


388,138.07


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Non-Revenue Cash.


$ 66,723.02 Street Widening 1925-1927 No. Main St .- Commonwealth Ave. Widening


$ 2,398.95


27,454.57


Emory and Pine St. Improvement.


7,441.97


Subterranean Water Supply. .


26,677.55


Hebronville School Building . .


2,749.98


66,723.02


66,723.02


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Recorded in Auditing Department


Cash on hand January 1, 1934, and received to date Payments for the year 1934


$1,998,473.67


1,882,657.86


Balance on hand December 31, 1934.


115,815.81


ANNUAL


REPORT


169


CITY OF ATTLEBORO SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS-TRANSFRS-RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES DECEMBER 31, 1934


Departments


Debit Expended Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Salaries


Salaries


$ 2,200.00


2,200.00


0.00


2,200.00


2,200.00


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL General Expenses


Rent.


453.60


Light ..


61.18


Incidentals


45.73


560.51


560.51


3.09


563.60


563.60


MAYOR'S DEPT. Salary


Salary


3,000.00


3,000.00


0.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


MAYOR'S DEPT. Clerical


Clerical


1,129.60


1,129.60


0.00


1,129.60


1,129.60


MAYOR'S DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent


324.00


Light. .


28.91


Phone.


74.71


Office Supplies.


112.26


Incidentals.


28.57


568.45


.55R


569.00


0.00


569.00


569.00


170


ANNUAL REPORT


AUDITING DEPT. Salary


Salary.


1,500.00


1,500.00


0.00


1,500.00


1,500.00


AUDITING DEPT. Clerical


Clerical.


1,129.60


... .. . ..


1,129 .. 60


0.00


1,129.60


1,129.60


AUDITING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent


194.40


Light.


47.70


Phone .


36.21


Other Department Supplies Office Supplies.


107.25


221.19


Postage.


7.26


Incidentals.


18.33


Seeking Information


13.13


645.47


645.47


.03


645.50


11.00


634.50


COLLECTING DEPT. Salary


Salary


1,800.00


1,800.00


0.00


1,800.00


1,800.00


COLLECTING DEPT. Clerical


Clerical-Regular.


1,270.80


Clerical-Extra.


428.40


1,699.20


1,699.20


5.40


1,704.60


233.80


1,470.80


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ANNUAL REPORT


171


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172


Departments


Debit Expended Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


COLLECTING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent .


162.00


Light. .


62.75


Phone.


46.10


Stationery and Printing.


294.47


Tax Sales


1,321.75


Postage.


670.01


Incidentals.


114.92


Bond.


489.00


3,161.00


3,161.00


0.00


3,161.00


3,161.00


ASSESSING DEPT. Assessors' Salaries


Chairman of Assessors


400.00


One Assessor


1,000.00


One Assessor


1,000.00


One Assessor


1,000.00


3,400.00


3,400.00


0.00


3,400.00


3,400.00


ASSESSING DEPT. Asst. Assessors' Salaries Salaries. .


498.28


498.28


1.72


500.00


500.00


ASSESSING DEPT. Clerical


Clerical-Regular


1,270.85


Clerical-Regular.


1,043.28


Clerical-Extra.


106.50


2,420.63


2,420.63


179.77


2,600.40


2,600.40


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..


ANNUAL REPORT


ASSESSING DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent.


378.00


Light.


48.00


Phone


68.64


Titles and Transfers.


213.80


Auto Allowance


160.64


Office Supplies


2,521.05


Advertising


22.00


Seeking Information


126.54


Incidentals.


20.43


3,559.10


3,559.10


.65


3,559.75


3,559.75


CITY SOLICITOR Salary


Salary


951.12


951.12


0 00


951.12


951.12


CITY SOLICITOR Other Expenses


Expense.


617.25


617.25


0.00


617.25


60.25


557.00


TREASURY DEPT. Salary


Salary. .


1,800.00


1,800.00


0.00


1,800.00


1,800.00


TREASURY DEPT. Clerical


Regular


1,270.80


Extra.


150.00


1,420.80


1,420.80


0.00


1,420.80


1,420.80


ANNUAL REPORT


173


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transiers


Receipts


Appro- priations


TREASURY DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent .


205.20


Light.


34.90


Phone .


57.58


.


Office Supplies


507.47


Certifying Tax Notes.


350.00


Incidentals. .


59.20


.


Bond.


239.50


Check Protector Machine


67.50


1,521.35


1,521.35


10.35


1,531.70


68.00


1,463.70


TREASURY DEPT. Other Exp. Reserve for 1933


0.00


59.42


59.42


0.00


59.42


59.42


CITY CLERK'S DEPT. Salary


Salary


2,100.00


2,100.00


0.00


2,100.00


2,100.00


CITY CLERK'S DEPT.


Clerical


Clerical.


1,035.10


1,035.10


0.00


1,035.10


1,035.10


CITY CLERK'S DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent.


205.20


Light. .


35.00


Phone.


41.67


Office Supplies.


234.75


Incidentals. .


10.43


Seeking Information


10.00


Bond.


5.00


542.05


542.05 1.15


543.20


543.20


.


.


·


ANNUAL REPORT


174


.


.


Expense


CITY CLERK'S DEPT. Vital Statistics Expense. . 249.53


549.53


25.47 275.00


275.00


C. W. A. and E. R. A. ADM. EXPENSES


Expenses.


2,510.30


2,510.30


.79


2,511.09


1,096.93


1,415.06


E. R. A. and N. R. A. OFFICE EXPENSES


Expenses. .


215.31


215.31


0.00


215.31


215.31


CITY MESSENGER Salary


Salary . . . .


780.00


780.00


0.00


780.00


780.00


CITY MESSENGER Other Expenses


Rent .


81.00


Light.


4.50


Incidentals.


24.92


110.42


110.42


.08


110.50


10.00


100.50


CITY STENOGRAPHER Salary


Salary


1,270.80


1,270.80


0.00


1,270.80


1,270.80


CITY STENOGRAPHER Other Expenses


Expenses.


59.82


59.82


.18


60.00


60.00


BOARD OF REGISTRATION Expenses


Meetings.


637.50


Clerical ..


613.50


.


ANNUAL REPORT


175


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


Printing and Postage


412.12


Advertising.


151.66


Incidentals.


9.50


Supplies


174.79


Posting Voting Lists.


2.00


2,001.07


2,001.07


54.59


2,055.66


2,055.66


ELECTIONS AND REGISTRATIONS Expenses


Rent .


250.00


Light and Fuel.


24.65


Advertising


157.75


Printing.


280.00


Supplies. ..


5.95


Voting Booth Expenses.


490.73


Incidentals.


28.12


Election Officers


2,053.50


3,290.70


3,290.70


64.30


3,355.00


3,355.00


LICENSING COMMISSION Salaries


Chairman


200.00


Commissioner.


150.00


Commissioner


150.00


500.00


500.00


0.00


500.00


500.00


LICENSING COMMISSION Expenses


Rent. 360.00


176


.


ANNUAL REPORT


Auto Allowance. Incidentals.


96.00 201.87


657.87


657.87


22.13


680.00


680.00


LICENSING COMMISSION License Rebates. .


50.00


.


50.00


0.00


50.00


50.00


POLICE DEPT. Salary and Wages


Chief. .


2,000.00


Lieutenant.


1,759.29


Sergeants .


3,411.54


Patrolmen.


32,920.51


Extra Services. .


517.62


Vacations and Days Off.


3,182.85


Lock-up Keeper


100.00


Sickness and Disability .


95.30


43,987.11


43,987.11


13.72


44,000.83


44,000.83


POLICE DEPT. Maintenance


Autos .


1,874.49


Motorcycles.


265.03


Police & Traffic Equipment


309.69


Patrol Wagon.


1,299.26


.


3,748.47


3,748.47


.79


3,749.26


3,749.26


POLICE DEPT. Maintenance-1933


Traffic.


20.00


.. 20.00


0.00


20.00


20.00


.


..


ANNUAL REPORT


177


178


Appro- priations


Departments


Expended


POLICE DEPT. Other Expenses


Rent


1,620.00


Light.


147.30


Phone .


756.36


Water


10.07


Court Fees.


28.60


Office & Station Supplies.


727.76


Incidentals.


12.32


3,302.41


3,302.41


2.59


3,305.00


3,305.00


FIRE DEPT. Salary and Wages


Chief.


2,100.00


Assistant Chief .


2,000.00


Captains. .


5,433.45


Lieutenants .


8,634.16


400.00


Permanent Men.


53,826.27


20.00


Semi-Permanent Man.


1,082.64


60.00


73,076.52


480.00


73,556.52


47.12


73,603.64


73,603.64


FIRE DEPT. Hydrants


Expense.


17,910.00


17,910.00


0.00


17,910.00


17,910.00


FIRE DEPT. Maintenance


Autos


2,434.86


Hose


550.00


Extinguishers


16.35


Stations.


4,128.57


All Other


19.82


7,149.61


7,149.61


26.29 7,175.90


998.92


1.06


6,175.92


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


ANNUAL REPORT


FIRE DEPT. Other Expenses


Light and Power


442.93


Phone


465.26


Water.


119.76


Fuel.


1,205.93


Office Supplies.


32.75


Insurance on Buildings .


164.38


Incidentals.


20.14


2,451.15


2,451.15


5.55


2,456.70


20.00


1.70


2,435.00


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Salary and Wages


Superintendent


1,875.00


Assistant.


1,730.61


3,605.61


3,605.61


0.00


3,605.61


3,605.61


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Maintenance


Fire Alarms


917.89


Motor.


207.08


Line Construction Truck Body . .


700.00


1,824.97


1,824.97


.03


1,825.00


193.80


1,631.20


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Other Expenses


Light and Power


162.54


Phone .


38.04


200.58


200.58


14.42


215.00


215.00


ANNUAL REPORT


179


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


ELEC. BR. FIRE DEPT. Truck Chassis


Expense . .


681.20


193.80


875.00


0.00


875.00


875.00


INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Salary


Salary


400.00


400.00


0.00


400.00


400.00


INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Other Expenses


Expenses. .


3.50


3.50


6.50


10.00


10.00


WIRE INSPECTOR Expenses


Maintenance .


133.74


Maint. of Auto.


140.80


274.54


274.54


.46


275.00


75.00


200.00


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Salary


Salary


951.12


951.12


0.00


951.12


951.12


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Other Expenses


Rent .


81.00


Light.


4.50


Maint. of Equipment.


206.80


Trucking and Labor.


6.00


Auto Allowance ..


225.00


Incidentals.


8.48


531 78


531.78 8.72


540.50


150.00


390.50


..


180


ANNUAL REPORT


.


.


.


.


CITY FORESTER Salary and Wages


Salary . . Labor.


1,080.00


1,600.00


2,680.00


2,680.00


0.00


2,680.00


2,680.00


CITY FORESTER Other Expenses


Maintenance of Truck.


247.17


Supplies . .


393.81


.


Incidentals.


25.42


.


666.40


666.40


8.60


675.00


200.00


475.00


DOG OFFCER Expenses


Statutory Fees ..


83.00


Other than Statutory.


10.00


Investigations & Disposals .


567.60


Transportation .


195.16


Incidentals. .


7.90


863.66


863.66


1.34


865.00


865.00


HEALTH OFFICER Salary and Wages


Health Officer .


948.20


Milk Inspector


1,353.35


Inspector of Slaughter.


475.00


Inspector of Animals.


300.00


Tuberculosis Nurse.


1,443.88


Care of Dump-Labor


694.59


Clerk .. .


496.15


Garbage Disposal . .


1,400.00


7,111.17


7,111.17


0.00


7,111.17


7,111.17


181


ANNUAL REPORT


.


. .


. .


..


.


. .


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


HEALTH OFFICER State Sanatoria


Expense .


3,192.00


250.00


4,162.00


391.00


4,553.00


53.00


4,500.00


HEALTH OFFICER Other Expenses


Rent .


135.00


Light ..


11.89


Phone. .


52.81


Laboratory Maintenance.


180.78


Care of Dump-Material


76.70


Auto Maintenance.


500.57


TB. & Diphtheria Prev. Clinics. .


365.67


Contagious Diseases Hospital.


136.61


Nursing and Care at Home.


105.03


Physician's Fees.


794.83


Inspector of Plumbing.


142.00


Office Supplies.


58.45


Incidentals. .


125.89


2,686.23


2,686.23


10.77


2,697.00


250.00


12.00


2,435.00


PUBLIC WORKS-GEN. ADM. Salary and Wages


Superintendent.


3,511.84


Engineer


2,709.28


Assistant Engineer


1,650.76


Rodman .


36.45


Draftsman . .


983.17


Chief Clerk.


1,271.21


1st Asst. Clerk.


1,082.85


2nd Asst. Clerk.


893.37


182


ANNUAL REPORT


Emergency Clerk Labor


635.81 1,970.72


14,755.46


14,755.46


.31 14,755.77


14,755.77


PUBLIC WORKS-GEN. ADM. Other Expenses


Engineering Supplies


121.09


Office Supplies


201.13


Insurance.


47.80


Supt. Auto Maintenance. .


67.15


Rent . . .


756.00


Light. .


23.85


Phone. .


99.84


Incidentals.


1.85


1,318.71


1,318.71


162.29


1,481.00


1,481.00


PUBLIC WORKS H-Div. Maint. and Operation


Resurfacing.


15,832.75


Drains.


5,351.56


Street Sweeping.


507.56


Snow and Ice


5,867.85


Patching.


3,973.24


Sidewalks and Curbing.


3,747.18


Street Cleaning


1,970.80


Sidewalk Maintenance ..


1,035.70


Equip. Maint. and Repair.


453.55


Road Rollers


547.79


Highway Auto Maint ..


535.97


Road Oil and Tar.


6,032.84


Bridges, Fences and Culverts.


825.10


Crushers.


1,499.88


Ten Mile River, Thacher Brook .


31.11


Insurance. .


830.58


ANNUAL REPORT


183


Departments


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


Rent, Maynard St. Land.




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