Reports of town officers of the town of Attleborough 1943, Part 7

Author: Attleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1943
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 198


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4222


Total


11,250


27,422


DRAINAGE PIPE LINE CONSTRUCTION


Thacher Brook drain closed in. Taunton Branch Railroad, westerly 383.5 feetof 30 inch double strength vitrified pipe:256.0 feet of 24 inch; 1 catch basin; 3 manholes.


GRANOLITHIC SIDEWALKS, GRANITE CURB AND COBBLE EDGESTONE


Granolithic sidewalks placed by City forces-


419.24 sq. yds.


Granite curbing placed by City forces-


Regular assessment


40 lineal feet


Granite circle curb placed by City forces-


Thacher St and Verndale Ave. -


11 lineal feet


Harvard St. and North Avenue 22 lineal feet


Thacher St. and Cherry St. 22 lineal feet


Regular assessment .


90


ANNUAL REPORT


SEWER CONNECTIONS


Total connections, January 1, 1943


2016 Buildings served 2228 10


Connections added during 1943 10


Total


2026


2238


STREET LIGHTING


Street Lights placed during 1943-1-100 C. P.


Number and kind of lights in use December 31, 1943


Kind


Number


Cost


1000 C. P.


60


$ 92.00 ea. Sunset to 11:30 P. M.


1000 C.P.


33


108.00 ea. All night lights


1000 C. P. U/G


1


69.00 ea. Sunset to 11:30 P. M.


250 C. P.


67


35.00 ea. All night lights


100 C. P.


1262


18.00 ea.


All night lights


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Comparison of Itemized Expenditures for-


1920


1941


1942


1943


Resurfacing


$ 13,850.45


$ 6,475.35


$5,930.13


$ 8,027.07


Drains Maintenance


1,556.53


1,828.77


1,986.17


1,201.52


Street Sweeping.


2,611.32


599.51


681.90


768.90


Street Patching


9,572.84


5,151.73


3,322.72


3,724.39


Street


Cleaning


7,998.46


1,126.34


1,534.46


2,554.07


Sidewalk Maintenance. .


5,142.73


829.36


684.00


556.91


Road Rollers .


1,757.95


249.36


93.25


70.59


Highway Auto Maint. .


726.70


Road Oil and Tar


22,188.37


5,374.24


3,944.67


3,835.18


Bridges, Fences and Culverts


608.04


1,220.76


1,113.49


1,615.78


Crushers


185.42


287.29


11.80


191.46


Ten Mile River and Thacher Brook


711.26


31.87


55.48


176.73


Insurance


'2,062.41


1,701.24


1,455.37


1,261.01


Rent-Maynard Street Land


69.60


Vacations


393.28


557.15


482.11


846.45


Signs, Clock and Numbers


344.00


135.77


69.92


132.13


Phones


Incidentals


43.65


42.10


28.43


Snow and Ice .


11,073.23


6,672.66


5,378.67


4,918.53


Unexpended Balance of 1919 Appropriation .


19,981.13


Deferred Barn, Stone and Gravel Charges .


955.95


Crosswalks


222.11


Care of Common


335.85


Express, Freight, etc.


349.65


$102,697.28


$32,523.54


$26,962.02


$30,043.09


New Equipment .


3,665.80


12,699.74


3,986.79


(Listed as Machinery,


Tools, etc. 1920)


Repair Division-Labor


and Material


8,555.00


9,001.00


7,980.65


(Paid by Special Acct.


in 1920)


Totals*


$106,363.08 $53,778.28


$39,949.81


$38,023.74


*These totals exclude Sidewalks and Curbing


238.49


175.42


133.94


91


ANNUAL REPORT


New Services-1943


Size


Number


Length in Feet


Cost-Main


to Street Line $463.78


Cost-Street Line to House $ 354.20


Total Cost


Iinch


14


670'5"


$ 817.98


Service Replacements-1943


Size


Number


Length in Feet


Cost-Main to Street Line


Cost Street Line to House


Total Cost


*A-6


1 inch


11 *B-1


256'3"


$ 286.38


$ 106.73


$ 393.11


*C-4


2 inch


1 *C-1


43'


55.17


47.44


102.61


Totals


12


299'3"


$ 341.55


$ 154.17


$ 495.72


*A-Service replaced from main to street line


*B-Services replaced from street line to house


*C-Services replaced from main to house


Hydrants


Total number of hydrants December 31, 1943


715


(none added in 1943)


PUMPING RECORDS-1943 Electric Pump-South Attleboro Totals per Month


Month


Hours Pumping


Kilowatt Hours Used


Gallons Pumped Venturi Meter


January


346 hrs. 15 min.


53,660


45,484,000


February


332 hrs. 10 min.


50,560


41,945,000


March


342 hrs. 5 min.


53,190


45,024,000


April


314 hrs. 25 min.


49,730


43,009,000


May


321 hrs. 45 min.


51,530


45,497,000


June


361 hrs. 5 min.


57,320


50,133,000


July


362 hrs. 5 min.


58,400


52,215,000


August


344 hrs.


55,720


50,137,000


September


324 hrs. 30 min.


52,700


47,197,000


October


326 hrs. 30 min.


52,830


46,968,000


November


509 hrs. 20 min.


50,150


44,605,000


December


342 hrs.


54,690


47,532,000


Totals


4,026 hrs. 10 min.


640,480


559,746,000


92


ANNUAL REPORT


Daily Averages Per Month


Month


Hours Pumping


Kilowatt Hours Used


Gallons Pumped Venturi Meter


January


11 hrs. 10 min.


1,731


1,467,226


February


11 hrs. 52 min.


1,806


1,498,036


March


11 hrs. 2 min.


1,716


1,452,387


April


10 hrs. 29 min.


1,658


1,433,633


May


10 hrs. 23 min.


1,662


1,467,645


June


12 hrs. 2 min.


1,911


1,671,100


July


11 hrs. 41 min.


1,884


1,684,355


August


11 hrs. 6 min.


1,797


1,617,323


September


10 hrs. 49 min.


1,757


1,573,233


October


10 hrs. 32 min.


1,704


1,515,097


November


10 hrs. 19 min.


1,672


1,486,833


December


11 hrs. 2 min.


1,764


1,533,290


Totals


11 hrs. 2 min.


1,755


1,533,347


Gasoline Pump-South Attleboro


Pumping water from Orr's Pond back on Filter


Month


Number of Days


Gallons Pumped


September


9


6,138,000


October


26


24,637,500


November


3


1,782,000


December


1


216,000


Totals


39


32,773,500


COMPARATIVE YEARLY PRECIPITATION REPORT (Recorded at South Attleboro Pumping Station) 1938-1943


Month


1938 Precipi- tation


1939 Precipi- tation


1940 Precipi- tation


1941 Precipi- tation


1942 Precipi- tation


1943 Precipi- tation


Snow


January


3t.92" 19.00"


2.45" 10.25"


2.83"


4.50"


3.03" 15.75"


3.82" 12.25"


3.06"


22.50"


February


1.91" 11.75"


4.39"


6.00"


3.75" 16.25"


1.96"


7.00"


3.33"


8.25"


1.50"


3.25"


March


1.41"


0.25"


4.64" 18.75"


4.31"


1.75"


2.14"


11.00"


7.89"


5.00"


3.26"


9.25"


April


1.40"


4.97"


6.07"


1.65"


0.96"


3.68"


May


4.38""


1.35"


5.52"


2.21"


2.34"


4.07"


June


8.50"


3.22"


2.89"


3.79"


3.47"


2.16"


July


9.59"


0.54"


3.74"


4.44"


4.90"


3.04"


August


2.19"


6.26'


1.37"


2.82"


4.67"


2.23"


September


5.99"


2.57"


2.73""


0.34"


1.79"


1.26"


October


3.15"


5.24"


1.79"


1.47"


3.75"


5.70"


November


3.61"


7.50"


1.16"


6.70"


7.00"


2.66"


4.65"


2.71"


December


2.98"


2.50"


3.04"


8.50"


2.14"


2.50"


2.95"


0.25"


5.26"


8.00"


0.98"


Totals


49.03" 41.00"


39.83" 43.50" 43.84" 32.00" 29.46" 34.00"


46.83" 33.50"


33.65" 35.00"


Note: The actual and normal yearly rainfall for the Southeastern Section of Massachusetts and the whole State as furnished by the Massachusetts Department of Health is as follows:


1943


Normal


Southeastern Section


37.43"


45.66"


Whole State.


39.67"


43.73"


Attleboro's Rainfall


33.65" as shown in table above.


ANNUAL REPORT


93


Snow


Snow


Snow


Snow


Snow


94


ANNUAL REPORT


EXPENDITURES-1943-PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Charges to December 31, 1943


General Administration:


Superintendent's Salary .


$ 3,500.00


Asst. Engineer's Salaries, etc.


4,736.83


Clerical Labor


4,799.33


Engineering Supplies


43.41


Office Supplies


251.93


Insurance


32.26


Telephone


94.57


Incidentals


21.67


$ 13,480.00


Highway Division:


Resurfacing


8,027.07


Drains


1,201.52


Street Sweeping


768.90


Street Patching.


3,724.39


Street Cleaning


2,554.07


Sidewalk Maintenance


556.91


Road Rollers . .


70.59


Road Oil and Tar


3,835.18


Bridges, Fences and Culverts .


1,615.78


Crushers


191.46


Ten Mile River and Thacher Brook


176.73


Insurance


1,261.01


Vacations


846.46


Signs, Clock and Numbers


132.13


Iucidentals


28.43


Phones


133.94


Snow and Ice.


4,918.53


Sidewalks and Curbing


1,853.80


31,896.89


Street Lighting


Repair Division-Labor and Material


34,309.11 7,980.65


Water Division:


Maintenance Payroll


11,135.80


Maintenance Material


1,004.27


New Meters


51.81


Services


878.57


Main Line Maintenance


561.51


Shop and Barn.


788.20


Maintenance of Buildings


105.66


Auto Operation


108.69


Insurance


841.95


Taxes


272.61


Incidentals


17.15


15,766.22


Bliss Avenue Water Extension


514.90


Water Department-Protection Account


9,265.03


95


ANNUAL REPORT


Pumping Station Division :


Payroll


4,433.61


Overtime


586.54


Fuel


.56


Oil


43 52


Pumps


42.28


Boilers


28.10


Cleaning Filter Beds .


460.16


Care of Equipment, Grounds and Beds.


698.33


Phone


67.13


Incidentals


21.60


Chemicals


602.71


Electric Power and Light


12,159.74


$ 19,144.28


Sewer Division :


Filter Beds.


2, 961.58


Repair and Care of Sewers


538.42


3,500.00


Spring Street Sanitary Sewer


195.48


Maynard Street Sanitary Sewer


449.50


Rifle Range


98.24


Dredging Ten Mile River .


507.18


W. P. A. Recreation and Park Project


58.17


W. P. A. City Streets


649.84


Construction of Watson Avenue.


785.30


Construction of Riverbank Road


2,606.66


Reconstruction of Mechanic Street


800.34


W. P. A. Watson Avenue School Grading


522.67


Read and Phillips Streets Drainage


959.37


School and East Streets Drainage


296.40


Special Labor Account .


3,050.16


Chapter 90 Projects


96.14


Gasoline Dispensary Account


5,374.77


Emergency Compensation Account .


9,416.61


Thacher Brook Drain Improvement.


2,151.88


Carpenter Street Drainage


195.67


Total of 1943 Expenditures


$ 164,071.46


96


ANNUAL REPORT


Report of City Forester


January 15, 1944


To His Honor the Mayor and Municipal Council


Gentlemen:


I herewith submit my annual report as City Forester for the year ending December 31, 1943.


The dead wood was removed from the shade trees throughout the City.


The gypsy moth egg clusters were destroyed with creosote in the residential section and the country roadsides were sprayed with arsenate of lead where the Gypsy moth caterpillar was present.


The elm trees were sprayed to protect them from canker worms and elm leaf beetles.


Tent caterpillar nests were cut and destroyed as far as time would permit.


Respectfully submitted, William E. S. Smith City Forester


Report of Zoning Board of Appeal


To His Honor, the Mayor and the Honorable Municipal Council of the City of Attleboro:


The Zoning Board of Appeal held eleven meetings during 1943. At said meetings the Board considered and disposed of five applications and appeals, of which three were granted and two denied. Since all decisions of the Board are a matter of public record it would appear unnecessary to refer to them in this report.


During 1943 the Board also conferred on numerous occasions with the Plan- ning Board and others concerning the recently adopted amendments to the Zoning Ordinance.


In 1942 fifty-seven applications and appeals were presented to the Board. The sharp decrease in such applications filed in 1943 undoubtedly reflects the re- strictions imposed upon the building industry by the War.


Respectfully submitted, Elmer E. Tufts, Jr., Chairman William F. Walton Clarence D. Roberts


97


ANNUAL REPORT


Report of the City Auditor


To His Honor the Mayor, and the Honorable Municipal Council:


I submit herewith the Annual Report of the Auditing Department.


During the year ending December 31, 1943, 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 Sewer Assessment Investment Fund have been examined and all securities held by them checked and verified.


The Trust Funds in the hand of the City Treasurer and Trustees of the Pub- lic Library have been examined and found to agree with the report as presented.


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


E. H. BROWN, City Auditor


CITY OF ATTLEBORO BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1943 REVENUE ACCOUNTS


Assets


Liabilities


Cash


273,469.97


Tailings .


474 85


Petty Cash


300.00


Reserve for Taxes from Est. of Deceased Persons 16.59


Accounts Receivable:


Taxes:


Overlay 1943


13,911.74


Polls, 1943


66.00


1942


6,515.22


20,426.96


Personal, 1943


1,763.66


Overlay Surplus Reserve. .


8,888 13


Real Estate, 1943


56,735.20


Polls, 1942


18.00


Personal, 1942


28.91


Judgment on Taxes.


118.03


Appropriation Balances:


Taxes from


Fire Dept. Maint. Res. for 1943


249.92


Est. Deceased Persons.


16.59


58,746.39


Other Exp. Res. for 1943 585.00


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes: 1943


297.24


New Equipment .


16,500.00


Special Assessments:


Public Works-


Special Labor Account.


7,181.85


App. Curbing, 1943


145.82


Equip. Repl. Acct. .


11,958.21


App. Gran. Walks, 1943


129.76


H-Stone


2,000.00


Com. Int. App.


Rifle Range Imp ..


8,000.00


Betterments, 1943


93.71


Bliss Ave. Water Ext. .


785.10


Unapp. Sewer, 1943


92.81


Carpenter St. Drainage


1,385.33


Unapp. Curbing, 1943


44.00


Chap. 90 Projects.


6,314.44


Unapp. Gran. Walks, 1943


409.92


947.41


Ellis and Fisher St. Const.


2,000.00


Tax Titles :


49,065.10


Glacial Rock Imp. . .


198.00


Tax Possessions:


24,308.50


Mechanic St. Reconst. . 347.00


Departmental Accounts Receivable:


Riverbank Road Const. .


1,948.46


Public Property .


609.00


School and East St. Drainage 468.93


Highway


52.59


Thacher Brook Drain Imp. .


88.12


Public Welfare


1,776.18


Watson Ave. Const. .


1,507.05


School


204.96


2,642.73


Tool Shed Reconst. .


1,000.00


98


ANNUAL REPORT


Training School Exp 54.04


Apportioned Sewer, 1943


31.39


Reserve for Sales in Excess of Tax Titles


101.18


State Parks and Res. Surplus.


29.52


Water Rates:


1943


2,734.51


1936


24.15


Judgment of Water Rates .


65.81 2,824 47


Pipe and Labor:


Public Welfare-Fed. A. D. C. Adm Fed. O. A. A. Adm. .


551.00


1943


280.36


1940


58.91


1939


.55 05


1938


3.69


1937


67.38


1936


44.79


1935


27.33


1930


71.44


608.95


Smith-Hughes Fund .


844.60


George Deen Fund No. 1 1,108.46


George Deen Fund No. 2 63.00


Shade Repl. Acct. 487 18


Comm. of Recreation-W. P. A.


Horton Field .


105.13


Horton Fund Acct. 2.08


Sturdy Hospital Auxiliary Elec. Supply


25.22


W. P. A. Sewing Project .


1,709.63


Attleboro 1944 Celebration


3,000.00


False Fire Alarm Reward .


100.00


Penny Milk Fund Program .


2,562 48


Attleboro Civ. Def. Acct ..


1,392.35


Emer. Civ. Def. Acct. .


412 70


Equalization of Real Property Val. 2,219.37


96,780 16


Revenue Reserved Until Collected


Motor Vehicle Excise Tax


297.24


Special Assessments


947.41


Tax Title


73,373.60


Departmental 2,642.73


Water


3,433.42


80,649.40


99


ANNUAL REPORT


Old Age Recoveries . 121.80


Aid to Dep. Children Recov. . 58.33


School Department:


App. Sewer Assess. Not Due .


2,437. 65


App. Curb. Assess. Not Due .


3,277.61


App. Gran. Walks Assess. Not Due County Tax Deficit.


1,944.84


4,847.93


W. P. A. Recreation and Park Project W. P. A. Watson Ave. School Grounds


9,127.09


1,051.36


350.55


Fed. Aid to Dep. Children .. .


3,060.11


Fed. Old Age Assistance .


5,856.27


App. Sewer Assess. Rev. Due in:


1944


464.33


1945


442.25


1946


421.05


1947


409 89


1948


329 03


1949


191.00


1950


180.10


2,437.65


App. Curb. Assess. Rev. Due in:


1944


744.43


1945


650.75


1946


530.34


1947


474.34


1948


359.35


1949


324.27


1950


137.68


1951


47.25


1952


9.20


3,277.61


App. Gran. Walks Assess. Rev. Due in:


1944


543.58


1945


403.94


1946


274.19


1947


232.01


1948


202.17


1949


145.12


1950


96.73


1951


27.61


1952


19.49


1,944.84


Surplus Rev. (Excess and Deficiency)


210,646.90


425,718.79


100


ANNUAL REPORT


425,718.79


Non-Revenue Cash


NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS 1,435.33 Public Welfare Chapter 58. ... Watson Ave. School Constr .. . . .


1,075.09 360.24


1,435.33


1,435.33


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Recorded in the Auditing Department


1,947,926.33


1,662,752.03


Balance on hand December 31, 1943


285,174.30


MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT FUNDS


Cash


5,789.03


Annuity Savings Fund


51,363.65


Investments


110,265.02


Pension Accumulation Fund


60,471.90


Expense Fund .


86.26


Annuity Reserve Fund .


2,167.34


Investment Income


1,964.90


116,054.05


116,054.05


Cash


10,269.00


Reserve for Surplus Commodities Stamp Fund Income


10,000.00


269.00


10,269.00


10,269.00


101


Cash on Hand January 1, 1943 and received to date. Payments for the year 1943


ANNUAL REPORT


SPECIAL FUND


TRUST FUNDS Cash and Securities


Assets


Liabilities


In hands of City Treasurer . . 207,682.20


In hands of City Treasurer:


Deborah Starkey Fund .


1,453.58


Margaret Spangler Park Fund . .


5,000.00


Capron Fund.


48,176.85


Ruth Holden, etc., Fund


6,080.16


Post-War Rehabilitation Fund


126,042.32


Surplus War Bonus Fund .


13,334.34


Everett S. Horton Fund .


7,593.75


Helen L. Metcalf Prize Fund . . 1.20


In the hands of Library Trustees:


Emily H. Horton Fund.


1,000.00


Daniel H. Smith Fund .


5,200.00


William R. Cobb Fund .


5,000.00


Everett B. Bliss Fund .


1,000.00


Edward H. Bliss Fund .


1,000.00


Sarah J. Briggs Fund .


712.90


Joseph L. Sweet Fund No. 1


1,462.65


Edwin L. Leach Fund .


1,462.65


Library Organ Recital Fund


852.07


Letitia F. Allen Fund


982.51


Library Trust Fund Aid Ass'n.


408.12


Library Trust Fund-Income


Account


5,729.45


Library Trust Fund-Reserve Account


2,122 44


Thomas E. McCaffrey Fund .


500.00


Joseph L. Sweet Fund No. 2 . .


102.025.00


102


ANNUAL REPORT


337,139.99


337,139.99


In hands of Library Trustees . .


129,457.79


103


ANNUAL REPORT


SCHEDULE OF THE CITY DEBT Recorded in the Auditing Department Inside Debt Limit (Authorized by General Law) Hebronville Schoolhouse Bonds 32,000.00


Elementary School Bonds .


155,000.00


187.000.00


Outside Debt Limit (Authorized Special Law)


Municipal Relief Loan, Acts of 1938, Chap. 58


30,000.00


Municipal Relief Loan, Acts of 1941, Chap. 92 6,000.00


Lincoln School Building Loan 13,000.00


High School Bonds


51,500.00


100,500.00


287,500.00


104


ANNUAL REPORT


SCHEDULE OF CITY PROPERTY Recorded in Assessing Department


TAXABLE


Real Estate, 12 Holman Street.


6,015.00


Garage, South Main Street. 1,730.00


NON-TAXABLE


Fire Department;


Union Street Hose House.


24,025.00


South Main Street Hose House.


9,900.00


South Main Street Hose House.


55,645.00


Newport Avenue Hose House.


18,785.00


Peck Street Lot


650.00


Police Department:


Real Estate, Wall Street.


34,500.00


School Department:


Bank Street School


5,000.00


Bliss School, Park Street.


210,225.00


Briggs Corner School


21,000.00


Carpenter Street School


16,575.00


Dodgeville School


33,000.00


Farmers School


22,000.00


Hebronville-Knight Avenue


1,200.00


Knight Avenue


5,000.00


Finberg School


146,000.00


High School


539,000.00


Lincoln School


171,060.00


Plat School, Pond Street.


9,500.00


Pleasant Street School


16,800.00


Richardson School


237,160.00


Sanford Street School


59,875.00


South Attleboro School, Newport Aveenue.


20,850.00


Tiffany School


84,400.00


Washington Street School


69,745.00


Willett School


203,000.00


Public Works Department:


Forest Street, East Side


7,000.00


Forest Street, East Side


5,000.00


Water Tower, Thacher Street .


45,800.00


West Street, Pumping Station and Dwelling .


30,000.00


Buildings, rear County Street


11,100.00


75.00


South Avenue, lot east side .


18,000.00


Prospect Street School


105


ANNUAL REPORT


West Street, South Side


150.00


West Street, South Side .


58,000.00


West Street, South Side


100.00


Cliff Street, South Side.


3,000.00


Hodges Street, West Side.


2,100.00


Sewer Beds.


46,000.00


Rifle Range, Clifton Street.


4,250.00


Miscellaneous:


Attleboro Hospital Company (Sturdy Hospital)


534,785.00


Attleboro Public Library


81,680.00


City Infirmary, Tiffany Street.


11,500.00


Angell Park


1,000 00


Capron Park


54,500.00


Finberg Park


2,500.00


Hayward Field


14,000.00


Horton Playground .


9,270.00


Common, Park Street


25,000.00


Voting Booth, Union Street.


13,515.00


Lot, South Main Street, West Side


100.00


North Main Street, West Side


7,130.00


North Main Street, West Side


1,200.00


Dean Road, 69 Devonshire Park


50.00


Plackington Park


North Main Street, West Side


1,500.00


New Well Site, Bank Street


2,400.00


Third Street, East Side


420.00


Oakland Avenue, East Side


200.00


Dodgeville Playground.


1,600.00


North Main Street Parking Lot.


15,505.00


North Avenue Gravel Bank .


3,000.00


Briggs Playground


21,450.00


Fisher Ledge.


375.00


Mendon Road .


45.00


CITY OF ATTLEBORO SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS-TRANSFERS-RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES December 31, 1943


Department


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Salaries Salaries


3,300.00


3,300.00


0.00


3,300.00


3,300.00


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL General Expenses Incidentals


77.06


77.06


82.94


160.00


160.00


MAYOR'S DEPARTMENT


Salary


Salary


3,000.00


3,000.00


0.00


3,000.00


3,000.00


MAYOR'S DEPARTMENT Emergency Compensation Account Expense


600.00


600.00


0.00


600.00


600.00


MAYOR'S DEPARTMENT


Clerical


Secretary


1,408.50


Assistant Secretary


1,408.50


Assistant Secretary


886.83


3,703.83


3,703.83


0.00


3,703.83


3,703.83


106


ANNUAL REPORT


MAYOR'S DEPARTMENT Other Expenses


Phone .


200.02


Postage .


85.00


Office Supplies


140.05


Incidentals


42.41


467.48


467.48


7.52


475.00


475.00


MAYOR'S FEDERAL RELIEF DIVISION Other Expenses


Adm. Phone


105.02


Adm. Office Supplies


202.41


Adm. Postage


58.20


Adm. Auto Allowance


360.00


Incidentals .


7.50


Trucking


136.44


Stamp Office Expense.


38 23


Ration Office Rent


540.00


Ration Office Light .


181.40


Ration Office Phone .


180.42


Ration Office Supplies


257.06


Ration Office Incidentals


105.28


2,171.96


2,171.96


8.04


2,180.00


2,180.00


AUDITING DEPARTMENT


Salary


Salary


2,000.00


2,000.00


0.00


2,000.00


2,000.00


AUDITING DEPARTMENT


Emergency Compensation Account


Expense


400.00


400.00


0.00


400.00


400.00


AUDITING DEPARTMENT


Clerical


Regular


1,408.50


Extra


650.00


2,058.50


2,058.50


0.00


2,058.50


250.00


1,808.50


ANNUAL REPORT


107


108


Department


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


AUDITING DEPARTMENT


Other Expenses


Phone


50.86


Office Supplies .


192.36


Other Department Supplies


72.91


Postage


17.00


Seeking Information


16.18


Incidentals


13.20


362.51


362.51


152.49


515.00


515.00


COLLECTING DEPARTMENT


Salary Salary


2,400.00


2,400.00


0.00


2,400 00


2,400.00


COLLECTING DEPARTMENT


Emergency Compensation Account


Expense


400.00


400.00


0.00


400.00


400.00


COLLECTING DEPARTMENT


Clerical


Regular


1,408.50


Extra


56.48


1,464.98


1,464.98


643.52


2,108.50


2,108.50


COLLECTING DEPARTMENT Other Expenses


Phone . .


43.91


Stationery and Printing . .


397 94


Tax Sales


152.65


Postage .


699.58


Bonds


564.00


Incidentals


225.99


2,084.07


2,084.07


87.43


2,171.50


7.50


2,164.00


ANNUAL REPORT


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ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Assessor's Salaries


Chairman


1,900.00


Clerk


1,500.00


Assessor


750.00


4,150.00


4,150.00


0.00


4,150.00


4,150.00


ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Emergency Compensation Account Expense


1,000.00


1,000.00


0.00


1,000.00


1,000.00


ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Assistant Assessor's Salaries Salaries


458.06


458.06


0.00


458.06


458.06


ASSESSING DEPARTMENT


Clerical


Regular


1,408.50


Regular


1,408.50


2,817.00


2,817.00


0.00


2,817.00


2,817.00


ASSESSING DEPARTMENT Other Expenses


Phone .


56.35


Titles and Transfers


149.70


Office Supplies


337.45


Auto Allowance.


87.76


Seeking Information .


105.13


Advertising


31.40


Incidentals


95.82


863.61


863.61


36.39


900.00


900.00


ANNUAL REPORT


109


Department


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


CITY SOLICITOR Salary Salary


1,200.00


1,200.00


0.00


1,200.00


1,200.00


CITY SOLICITOR Emergency Compensation Account Expense


200 00


200.00


0.00


200.00


200.00


CITY SOLICITOR Other Expenses Incidentals


250.00


250.00


0.00


250.00


250.00


TREASURY DEPARTMENT


Salary


Salary


2,400.00


2,400.00


0.00


2,400.00


2,400.00


TREASURY DEPARTMENT


Clerical


Regular


1,408.50


Extra


610.00


2,018.50


2,018.50


0.00


2,018.50


210.00


1,808.50


TREASURY DEPARTMENT Emergency Compensation Account Expense


400.00


400.00


0.00


400.00


400.00


TREASURY DEPARTMENT Other Expenses


Phone


33.16


Office Supplies


258.39


Bonds .


255.00


Certifying Tax Notes .


300.00


Foreclosing Tax Liens


391.70


-


ANNUAL REPORT


110


Postage


370.52


Incidentals


91.23


1,700.00


1,700.00


0.00


1,700.00


1,700.00


TREASURY DEPARTMENT War Savings Investment Account U. S. Defense Bonds 100,000.00


100,000.00


0.00 100,000.00 100, 000.00


CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT Salary Salary


2,200.00


2,200.00


0.00


2,200.00


2,200.00


CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT Clerical


Regular


1,043.33


1,043.33


0.00


1,043.33


1,043.33


CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT Vital Statistics Expense


381.25


381.25


0.00


381.25


56.00


.25


325.00


CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT Other Expenses


Phone


32.23


Office Supplies


380.18


Seeking Information .


10.00


Bond


7.50


Incidentals


67.59


497.50


497.50


0.00


497.50


80.00


417.50


CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT Recording Deeds Expense


36.17


36.17


38.83


75.00


75.00


ANNUAL REPORT


111


Department


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts


Appro- priations


CITY CLERK'S DEPARTMENT Emergency Compensation Account Expense


400.00


400.00


0.00


400.00


400.00


CITY MESSENGER Salary Salary


1,095.00


1,095.00


0.00


1,095.00


1,095.00


CITY MESSENGER Other Expenses Incidentals


34.73


34.73


15.27


50.00


50.00


CITY MESSENGER Emergency Compensation Account Expense 200.00


200.00


0.00


200.00


200.00


CITY STENOGRAPHER


Salary Salary


1,408.50


1,408.50


0.00


1,408.50


1,408.50


CITY STENOGRAPHER


Other Expenses Incidentals


60.00


60.00


0.00


60.00


60.00


CITY STENOGRAPHER Emergency Compensation Account Expense . 200.00


200.00


0.00


200.00


200.00


BOARD OF REGISTRARS


Salaries


Clerical


740.92


Assistant Registrars .


458.07


Meetings


10.00


1,208.99


1,208.99


11.01


1,220.00


20.00


1,200.00


112


ANNUAL REPORT


BOARD OF REGISTRARS Other Expenses


Printing


35.00


Postage


4.00


Supplies


159.35


Repairing Mimeograph .


1.80


Advertising .


209.90


20.00


229.90


2.99


232.89


232.89


LOCAL RATIONING ADMINISTRATOR


Salary


Salary


1,135 00


1,135.00


0.00


1,135.00


95.00


1,040.00


LICENSING COMMISSION


Salaries


Chairman


300.00


Commissioner


200.00


Commissioner


200 00


700.00


700.00


0.00


700.00


700 00


-LICENSING COMMISSION


Other Expenses


Incidentals


115.00


115.00


21.00


136.00


136.00


PLANNING BOARD


Expenses


Expenses


50.00


50.00


0.00


50.00


50.00


PLANNING BOARD


Zoning


65.60


65.60


0.00


65.60


65.60


ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS


Expenses Incidentals


238.76


238.76


361.24


600.00


600 00


113


ANNUAL REPORT


Incidentals


9.75


Department


Expended


Debit Transfers


Debit Total


Unexpended Balances


Credit Total


Credit Transfers


Receipts




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