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3. Leverett street, Samuel G. Adams, Asa Morrill, Alfred H. Porter.
4. 499 Washington st., Wm. D. Eaton, Geo. Churchill, John S. Hunt.
5. East Dedham street,
Geo. M. King, Cyrus Small, Wm. Chadbourn.
6. Broadway, S. Boston,
Robert Taylor, John L. Philbrick, Henry F. Dyer.
7. Paris street, E. B.,
Nath'l Seaver,
James Adams, Alvin S. Drew.
8. Commercial st. (harb. police.) Wm. B. Tarlton. Wm. E. Hough, Foster B. Tarbett.
The salary of Captain is $3.00 per day ; of Lieutenant, $2.50. Keepers of City Lock-ups, Silas Warren and Stephen Curtis.
CONSTABLES.
Appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen in September, and qualified.
Wm. Blaisdell, Police Court.
John C. Leighton, Police Court.
Joseph W. Leighton, 17 Mass. block.
Francis V. Bulfinch.
Wm. Calder, 13 Court sq.
Silas Carleton, U. S. Court.
Chase Cole, Marginal st., E. B.
Wm. O. Cheswell, 6 Court sq.
Derastus Clapp, 3 Franklin ave.
Lemuel Clark, 135 Dorchester ave.
Jos. D. Coburn, Police Court.
Rufus R. Cook, Worcester R. R. Depot.
Isaac A. Cooledge, 6 Mass. block.
Daniel B. Curtis, City Hall. James Curtis, Phoenix building. Greenleaf N. Davis, rear 80 Carver.
Albert G. Dawes, 6 Mass. block. Chas. H. Dennie, City Hall.
Geo. B. Dexter, Superior Court.
Ephraim L. Eliot, City Hall.
Ephraim W. Farr, 9 Court sq.
Eben F. Gay, City Hall. Wade H. Goodwin, 6 Court sq.
John C. Harrington, 21 North sq. Zaccheus Holmes, 9 Court sq.
Alexander Hopkins. City Hall.
Luther Hutchins, Municipal Court.
Frederick P. Ingalls, Police Court.
Edward J. Jones, 3 Franklin ave.
Robert E. Keith, 124 E.
John Y. Kendall, 118 Lexington, E. B. John T. Lawton, 6 Mass. block.
Wm. Whitwell, Municipal Court. John Wilson, 10 Mass. block.
Constables appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen to make complaints against Truant Children and Absentees from School : Wm. F. Reed, John C. Pattee, Chase Cole. Salary, $1000 each per annum.
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Messrs. George C. Rand & Avery, 3 Cornhill, City Printers. Work done by contract. The newspapers in which the city ordinances, advertisements, &c., are published, comprise all the daily papers. [Elected by the City Council, in March or April.]
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Public Buildings of the City and County comprise the City Hall, the Registry of Deeds, the Court House, Faneuil Hall, and Faneuil Hall Market House, the new stone Jail and Dead House, the Institutions at South Boston and Deer Island, the Old State House, the City Building, (so called), all the Grammar and Primary School Houses, and all the Engine, Hydrant, and Hook and Ladder Houses in the City, besides other buildings used for public purposes.
Samuel C. Nottage, Superintendent of Public Buildings. Office, City Hall. Salary, $1,500. [Cho- sen by concurrent vote in January or February.]
Henry Taylor, Superintendent of Faneuil Hall. Salary, $200. [Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen in January or February.]
Wm. D. Martin, 6 Court sq. Wm. H. Mason, 13 Court sq. C. Judson Merrill, 18 R. R. Exchange. Harum Merrill, 6 Court sq. Thos. L. Mizner, Municipal Court. Wm. Munroe, 6 Mass. block. Henry Nichols, City Hall. Daniel C. Page, at the Jail. John C. Pattee, 3 Briggs place. David Patterson, 9 Court sq. Nath'l A. Pennock, 6 Court sq. George D. Phillips, 6 Mass. block. Isaac Pierce, 3 Franklin ave. James Pierce, 3 Franklin ave. Wm. F. Reed, 9 Mt. Vernon ave.
Edwin Rice, 6 Court sq.
Chas. Smith, 9 Court sq. Thos. M. Smith, Municipal Court.
James E. Spear, 13 Court sq.
Oliver H. Spurr, City Hall.
Henry C. Stratton, Police Court.
Jacob C. Tallant, Police Court. Henry Taylor, Superior Court. J. G. N. Taylor, Court House. Geo. W. Tuckerman, 100 South. Sam'l S. Vialle, Police Court. Edward A. Vose, Municipal Court.
William H. Brown.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, LANDS, LIBRARY, SCHOOLS.
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. Board of Directors of Public Institutions. [Elected by the Common Council.]
Geo. A. Curtis, of the Aldermen ; James H. Beal, and Pelham Bonney, of the Common Council [Term expires, January, 1859.]
Term expires, Jan. 1859.
Term expires, Jan. 1860.
Term expires, 1861.
Thacher Beal, Clerk. Stephen Tilton.
John Flint.
Moses Kimball, Chairman. Otis Kimball. Samuel P. Oliver.
Ezra H. Baker. Seth Adams. Timothy C. Kendall.
This Board have charge of the House of Industry and Reformation, the House of Correction, and the Lunatic Hospital.
Superintendent of House of Industry .- John M. Moriarty. [Appointed by Directors.] Salary, $1000. Master of House of Correction .- Charles Robbins. [Chosen by City Council in January or February.] Salary, $1300 and board in House.
Deputy Master of House of Correction .- Silas P. Walker. Salary, $700.
Superintendent of Lunatic Hospital .- Clement A. Walker. [Chosen by Directors.] Salary, $1500 and board in House.
PUBLIC LANDS.
The Board of Public Land Commissioners, Benjamin James, Chairman ; Samuel Hatch. Otis Rich, Newell A. Thompson, Barnet F. Warner, Robert Codman, Francis J. Parker, Jesse Holbrook, James H. Beal, Calvin A. Richards, John C. Tucker, Joseph L. Bates.
Robert W. Hall, Superintendent of Public Lands. Office, City Hall. Salary, $1,500. [Chosen by concurrent vote in January or February.]
The Superintendent has the care and custody of all the Public Lands belonging to the City, " ex- cept the Common, the land and flats west of Charles street, Deer Island, the lands connected with the public institutions at South Boston, or any other lands held for specific purposes.
Galvin and Hogan, Superintendents of the Common, Malls, and Public Squares. [Appointed by the Committee on the Common, &c.]
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
INSTITUTED 1852.
Trustees. - Hon. Edward Everett, President. George Ticknor, John P. Bigelow, Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, Wm. W. Greenough, from citizens at large. Geo. Dennie, from Aldermen. Henry W. Haynes, from Common Council. [Chosen by concurrent vote in January or February.]
Superintendent. - C. C. Jewett. Salary, $2,000. [Chosen by concurrent vote in January or Feb- ruary.]
Librarian. - Edward Capen. Salary $1,500. [Chosen by concurrent vote.] Samuel M. Bedling- ton, Assistant.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The Mayor and President of the Common Council, ex-officio.
WARD 1.
Term expires, Jan. 1859. Adino B. Hall,
Albert Day,
2.
Edwin Wright,
Edwin A. Hill,
Daniel P. Simpson,
Edward D. G. Palmer,
4.
Francis E. Parker, Benj. S. Shaw, Henry A. Miles, Theophilus R. Marvin, Chandler Robbins, J. Baxter Upham, Augustus Lowell, Charles D. Homans,
Samuel W. Bates, Thomas M. Brewer,
9.
J. Phelps Putnam, William Beck, George M. Randall,
Elijah C. Drew, William Read, N. C. Keep, Thaddeus Allen, Edmund B. Dearborn,
. Otis Kimball. Geo. G. Smith. Henry Burroughs, Jr.
Thomas H. Chandler.
" 12.
Thos. Dawes,
Term expires, Jan. 1860. Matthias Rich, Jr., Micah Dyer, Jr., Warren H. Cudworth, John W. Hinckley, Silas F. Plimpton, Erastus W. Sanborn, Aurelius D. Parker, Alonzo A. Miner, Joseph L. Bates, Otis Norcross. Sam'l K. Lothrop, John Codman, Patrick Riley, Henry W. Haynes, Rufus Ellis,
Term expires, Jan. 1861. Geo. Fabyan. Charles A. Turner.
James N. Sykes. J. Harvey Woodbury. Isaac H. Hazelton. Moses C. Greene. Nath'I B. Shurtleff. Ezra Palmer, jr. John F. Jarvis. Wm. E. Townsend. Robert W. Hooper. John C. Stockbridge.
Le Baron Russell. Farnham Plummer. George H. Lyman. John B. Alley. Winslow Lewis. Joseph L. Drew.
10.
Enoch C. Rolfe,
11.
Haynes L. Richardson, Seth L. Sprague, Charles S. Porter,
Samuel B. Cruft, Luther Parks, Jr., Wm. W. Dean, Geo. P. French, -
Wm. Dickinson. Geo. Wm. Dennett.
JOHN D. PHILBRICK, Superintendent of Public Schools. Salary, $2,500. Office in City Hall. Office hours from 12 to 2 o'clock, P. M.
BARNARD CAPEN, Secretary of School Committee. In the Superintendent's office. Salary, $800.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS, ETC.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS, &C.
LATIN, Bedford Street, for boys. Established | Ellis, Head Assistant. Lucretia S. Josselyn, Al- 1635. Francis Gardner, Master. Geo. Eaton, Sub- Master. Charles J. Capen, William R. Dimmock, Edwin A. Gibbens, Leonard Walker, Ushers. Shurtleff, Parker, Codman, Wright, Robbins, Committee.
ENGLISH HIGH, Bedford street, for boys, 1821. Thomas Sherwin, Master. Luther Robinson, Ist Sub-Master. Charles M. Cumston, 2d Sub-Master. Luther W. Anderson, Ephraim Hunt, Ushers. Lothrop, Miles, Fabyan, Parks, Jr., Putnam, Com- mittee.
GIRLS' HIGH AND NORMAL, Mason street, 1852. Wm. H. Seavey, Master. Mary A. Currier, Head Assistant. Harriet E. Caryl, Caroline E. Sparrell, Maria A. Bacon, Margaret A. Badger, Helen W. Avery, Assistants. Russell, Palmer, Lyman, Brew- er, Burroughs, jr., Committee.
ADAMS SCHOOL, Belmont Square, East Boston, for boys and girls, 1856. Percival W. Bartlett, Master. Robert C. Metcalf, Sub-Master. Jane S. Tower, Margaret J. Allison, Head Assistants. Lucy A. Wiggin, Eliza A. Wiggin, Jane M. Hight, Char- lotte L. Stockwell, Sarah J. D'Arcy, Hannah R. Chadbourne, Fanny R. Edmunds, Elizabeth E. Lothrop, Assistants. Sykes, Hinkley, Cudworth, Hill, Wright, Woodbury, Committee.
BIGELOW SCHOOL, Fourth street, South Boston, for girls, 1849. Joseph Hale, Master. Julia M. Baxter, Celinda Seaver, Rachel C. Mather, Head Assistants. Martha C. Jenks, Mary E. Page, Eliza- beth Williams, Emily A. Russell, Ellen L. Ash- croft, Jane M. Cherrington, Assistants. Porter, Dawes, Dean, French, Dickinson, Dennett, Com- mittee.
BOWDOIN, Myrtle street, for girls, 1821. Dan- iel C. Brown, Master. Mary A. Murdock, Rebecca Lincoln, Marcy Ann Smith, Head Assistants. Mary S. Robinson, Hannah S. Andrews, Elizabeth B. Mitchell, Martha A. Palmer, Mary A. Proctor, Mary M. Clapp, Sophia B. Horr, Irene W. Went- worth, Assistants. Robbins, Upham, Shaw, Palmer, Shurtleff, Plimpton, Miner, Hooper, Sanborn, Townsend, Committee.
BOYLSTON, Fort Hill, for boys and girls, 1819. Charles Kimball, Master. William T. Adams, Sub-Master. Willard S. Cobb, Usher. Phebe J. Twombly, Head Assistant. Clarinda R. F. Treadwell, Ellen M. S. Treadwell, Maria A. Moulton, Rosetta M. Hodges, Mary S. Smith, Frances H. Nichols, Caroline Leavitt, S. E. Moul- ton, Ellen McKendry, Mary L. Holland, Sarah Fuller, Assistants. Parker, Codman, Homans, Hooper, Russell, Putnam, Riley, Haynes, Lowell, Plummer, Committee.
BRIMMER, Common street, for boys, 1843. Josh- ua Bates, Master. Fred. A. Sawyer, Sub-Master. Wm. L. P. Boardman, Usher. Rebecca. L. Duncan, Head Assistant. Mary E. Beck, Mary M. Knight, Ellen B. Cunningham, Augusta H. Farrar, Susan P. Cunningham, Margaret S. Knight, Mercie T. Snow, Amanda Snow, Assistants. Lyman, Alley, Beck, Randall, Allen, Read, Lowell, Kimball, Lewis, Committee.
CHAPMAN, Eutaw street, for boys and girls, 1849. John P. Averill, Master. Wm. H. Ward, Sub- Master. Estelle Ditson, Philura Wright, Emily H. Ward, Head Assistants. Adeline E. Clapp, Mary E. Morton, Helen M. Caldwell, Mary A. H. Pingrey, Annie E. Walker, Mary Stone, Maria D. Kimball, Assist'ts. Wright, Cudworth, Sykes, Hill, Hinckley, Woodbury, Committee.
DWIGHT, Springfield street, 1844. James A. Page, Master of boys' department. Chas. Hutchins, Sub-Master. J. Frank Bailey, Usher. Anna C.
mira W. Hodges, Emmabel S. Bailey, Martha M. Hobbs, Eliza C. Gould, Anna F. Halstrick, Clara B. Gould, Josephine H. Ellis, Assistants. George B. Hyde, Master of girls' department. Eliza A. Harding, Head Assistant. Louisa Tucker, Susan E. Green, Frances A. Keller, Elnora G. Wright, Janet M. Crighton, Ann J. Bolden, Betsey H. Warren, Assistants. Rolfe, Cruft, Parks, jr., Haynes, Burroughs, jr., Allen, Chandler, Sprague, Rich, jr., Committee.
ELIOT, North Bennet street, for boys, 1713. Samuel W. Mason, Master. McLaurin F. Cooke, Sub-Master. Lucian Hunt, Usher. Abby A. Marsh, Head Assistant. Sophia Shepard, Fanny R. Richardson, Sarah T. Jones, Emily T. Shattuck, Elizabeth M. Turner, Caroline A. Conant, Anna E. Dyke, Frances M. Bodge, Gertrude Taylor, Angeline M. Cole, Clara H. Nickerson, Sarah C. Goodrich, Assistants. Fabyan, Simpson, Palmer, Hall, Day, Dyer, jr., Greene, Turner, Jarvis, Committee.
FRANKLIN, Washington street, for girls, 1785. Samuel L. Gould, Master. Catharine T. Simonds, Abby A. Johnson, Frances E. Messinger, Head As- sistants. Sarah A. Gale, Elizabeth M. Bradbury, Mary J. Leach, Elizabeth J. Brown, Mary A. Mitchell, Sarah P. Mitchell, Frances E. Wads- worth, Assistants. Randall, Ellis, Parks, jr., Cruft, Allen, Dearborn, Chandler, Richardson, Smith, Drew, Committee.
HANCOCK, Richmond place, for girls, 1822. George Allen, jr., Master. Phineas G. Parmenter, Sub-Master. Angelina A. Brigham, Head Assist- ant. Henrietta L Pierce, Sarah E. White, M. R. Brigham, L. Emeline, Pomeroy, Achsah Barnes, Mary S. Gale, Mary J. Watson, Eleonora Breasha, Emily O. Spencer, Sarah M. Works, Mary J. Fuller, Assistants. Parker, Fabyan, Hall, Palmer, Simpson, Day, Dyer, jr., Sanborn, Miner, Greene, Turner, Committee.
HAWES, Broadway, South Boston, for boys, 1811. Samuel Barrett, Master. Charles A. Morrill, Sub- Master. Wm. S. Clarke, Usher. Mary E. Balch, Head Assistant. Myra S. Butterfield, Martha A. Dearborn, Laura Bartlett, Lucy R. Lloyd, Cynthia H. Sears, Assis'ts. Dawes, Porter, Dean, French, Dearborn, Dennett, Dickinson, Committee.
LAWRENCE, Third street, South Boston, for boys and girls, 1842. Josiah A. Stearns, Master. Henry C. Hardon, Sub-Master. L. F. Bradley, Head Assistant. Lucy Floyd, Margarette A. Moody, Alice Cooper, E. S. Jefferds, Mary Jane Meader, Mary J. Newmarch, Olive M. Jefferds, Marie Ann Hale, Kate Towne, Mary V. Dillaway, Louisa C. Richards, Assistants. Porter, Dawes, Dean, French, Burroughs, jr., Dennett, Dickin- son, Committee.
LYMAN, Meridian street, for boys and girls, 1837. Hosea H. Lincoln, Master. Jas. F. Blackinton, Sub-Master. Mary O. Bulfinch, Mary S. Gage, Head Assistants. Cordelia Lothrop, Almira G. Smith, Mary A. Turner, Amelia H. Pitman, Eliza F. Russell, Clara M. Crosby, Assistants. Cud- worth, Sykes, Wright, Hill, Hinckley, Woodbury, Turner, Committee.
MAYHEW, Hawkins street, for boys, 1803. Sam- uel Swan, Master. Alfred Hewins, Sub-Master. Quincy E. Dickerman, Usher. Emily A. Moulton, Head Assistant. Elizabeth L. West, Elizabeth P. Hopkins, Sarah W. I. Copeland, Adcline F. Cutter, Helen H. Pearson, Mary G. Powell, Assistants. Homans, Simpson, Hazelton, Lothrop, Marvin, Parker, Townsend, Committee.
PHILLIPS, West Centre street, for boys, 1844. James Hovey, Master. Amphion Gates, Sub-
Master. John M. Colcord, Usher. Helen L.
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Gilson, Head Assistant. Lucy S. Nevins, Hannah M. Sutton, Eliza F. Copeland, Clara W. Cushman, Elvira M. Harrington, Mary L. Glover, Harriet A. Cunningham, Laura M. Porter, Assistants. Up- ham, Shaw, Bates, Miles, Codman, Stockbridge, Norcross, Keep, Committee.
QUINCY, Tyler street, for boys, 1847. Charles E. Valentine, Master. Benj. W. Putnam, Sub- Master. Edward Gay, and Richard F. Putnam, Ushers. Josephine L. Tucker, Head Assistant. Lydia A. Hanson, E. Maria Simonds, Harriet D. Hinckley, Angelina A. Moulton, Caroline A. Mor- ris, Charlotte L. Wheelwright, Olive M. Page, Sarah C. Sanderson, Sarah E. Chandler, Julia A. Burrill, Assistants. Ellis, Bates, Randall, Beck, Brewer, Riley, Kimball, Drew, Smith, Committee.
WELLS, Blossom street, for girls, 1833. Reu-
ben Swan, jr., Master. Wm. H. Swan, Sub-Master. Matilda A. Gerry, Head Assistant. Sarah J. Lothrop, Juliana Sparrell, Mary S. Carter, Lydia S. Chandler, Sarah E. Wiggin, Susan C. French, Lydia A. Beck, Assistants. Miles, Bates, Hazel- ton, Marvin, Plimpton, Jarvis, Greene, Norcross, Stockbridge, Committee.
WINTHROP, Tremont street, for girls, 1836. Robert Swan, Master. Susan A. W. Loring, Re- becca P. Barry, Martha E. Towne, Almira Sey- mour, Maria L. S. Holbrook, Head Assistants. Elizabeth R. Briggs, Caroline A. Rogers, Martha I. Cotton, Mary Jane Danforth, L. Ellen Sprague, Eliza J. Reed, Hannah H. Hosmer, Emily M. Hathaway, Georgiana E. Sparrell, Mary E. Neale, Assistants. Brewer, Bates, Lyman, Alley, Putnam, Read, Dearborn, Drew, Rolfe, Keep, Committee.
SALARIES.
The salaries of the instructors in the various Schools have been established as follows, for the present school year, viz
The salary of the Masters of the Latin, the English High, and the Girls' High and Normal Schools shall be $2,400 for the first year's service, with an increase of $100 for each additional year's service till the salary amounts to $2,800 per annum; and the masters now connected with the Latin and English High Schools shall be paid $2,800.
The salary of the Sub-Masters of the Latin and English High Schools and of the Masters of the Grammar Schools, shall be $1,600 for the first year, with an annual increase of $100 till it amounts to $2,000.
The salary of the Ushers of the Latin and English High Schools, and of the Sub-Masters of the Grammar Schools, shall be $1,200 for the first year, with an annual increase of $100 till it amounts to $1,600.
The salary of the Ushers of the Grammar Schools shall be $800 for the first year, with an annual increase of $100 till it amounts to $1,000.
The salary of the first Head Assistant in the Girls' High and Normal School shall be $600 per annum, and the salary of the other Assistants in this school shall be $500 per annum.
The salary of the Head Assistants in the Grammar Schools shall be $500 per annum; and the salary of the other assistants in the Grammar Schools and of the Teachers of the Primary Schools shall be $300 for the first year, with an annual increase of $50 till it amounts to $450 per annum.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
There are 212 Primary Schools, attended by about 13,000 pupils. They are under the charge of sub-committees, chosen by the General School Committee from among their own number. The Super- intendent of Schools has also the supervision of these as well as of the Grammar Schools.
SEWERS.
Simeon B. Smith, Superintendent of Common Sewers. Office, City Hall. Salary, $1,000. [Chosen by concurrent vote in January or February.]
SOLICITOR.
John P. Healy, City Solicitor. Office, No. 46 Court Street. Salary, $3,000 and $400 clerk hire. [Chosen by concurrent vote in January or February.]
STREETS. -
The Board of Aldermen are Surveyors of Highways.
Alfred T. Turner, Superintendent of Streets. Office, City Hall. Salary, $1,700. [Chosen by concur- rent vote in January or February.]
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Frederic U. Tracy, City and County Treasurer and Collector. Salary, $3,000, and $6,500 for perma- nent assistant clerks, $1,100 of which is paid to a clerk, whose duty it is to receive money for the Water Rates. [Chosen by the City Council in Convention, in May.]
Francis V. Bulfinch, James Pierce, Alexander Hopkins, Ephraim L. Eliot, Eben F. Gay, Henry Nichols, Edwin Rice, Deputy Collectors. [Appointed by Treasurer. They are also appointed Con- stables by the Mayor and Aldermen.]
Elisha Copeland, City Auditor. Salary, $2,500, and $2,200 for clerk hire. [Chosen by concurrent vote of the City Council, in May.]
All bills against the City must be duly approved by the persons who order the expenditure, and be presented to the Auditor on or before the 25th of each month. Payments are made on the first day of every month, except when it comes on Sunday, in which case payment is made the next day.
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WATER DEPARTMENT.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
COCHITUATE WATER BOARD, Office 119 1-2 Washington Street. JOHN H. WILKINS, President.
SAMUEL HATCH, THOMAS P. RICH, TISDALE DRAKE, EBENEZER JOHNSON, SAMUEL HALL, BENJAMIN JAMES. [Chosen by concurrent vote.]
Samuel N. Dyer, Clerk of the Water Board.
Wm. F. Davis, Water Registrar. Salary, $1,200. Office, City Building, 21 Court square. [Chosen by concurrent vote.]
City Engineer, James Slade. Salary, $2,800. N. Henry Crafts, Assistant Engineer. Salary, $1,200. Office 1193 Washington street. [Chosen by concurrent vote.]
[All officers on the Water Works are chosen by concurrent vote on the first Monday in January or within sixty days thereafter.]
RATES CHARGED ANNUALLY, COMMENCING JAN. 1, 1855.
The following annual rates of charges are established by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Coun- cil in concurrence. Payment must be made to the City Treasurer, January Ist, in advance.
Every dwelling house occupied by one family, $6; by two families, $8; by three or more families, $10; also $1 on every $1000 or fraction of a thousand above $1000 tax.
In addition to the foregoing rates, to each dwell- ing house in which a water closet or bathing tub is used, ....
100 gallons estimated daily consumption, per year, $15 00 From 500 to 1000 gallons, . . 12 00 10 00 From 1000 to 2000 gallons,· 8 00
From 2000 to 10,000 gallons,·
When the quantity used exceeds 10,000 gallons, the price is fixed by the Water Registrar, but in no case at less than one cent the hundred galls.
Fountains are only to be supplied with water at the discretion of the Cochituate Water Board ; and are charged upon the estimated quantity used each day, for each 100 gallons daily con- sumption, per year, ... 3 00
When water is required for purposes which are not speci- fied in the foregoing tariff, the rates are fixed by the Cochit- uate Water Board.
Whenever two or more dwelling houses or other estates are valued together, for the assessment of taxes, it is the duty of the Water Registrar, under the direction of the Cochituate Water Board, to make a separate valuation of the same; and whenever a portion only of any estate is justly chargeable for any water rate, it is the duty of the Water Registrar to make a proper valuation of the said portion ; and the Water Rates apply to such valuation.
The Cochituate Water Board have power to ascertain by metres the quantity of water used in any case; and the proprietors, or persons having charge of hotels, taverns, and boarding houses shall also have power to place within their premises, at their own expense, a sufficient water metre, to be approved by the Water Registrar, for the pur- pose of measuring the quantity of water by them respect- ively used. And when in any case the quantity used is so ascertained and measured, the Cochituate Water Board may establish a water rate therefor, provided that the rate in no case be less than that charged to brewers, distillers, and other business requiring a large supply, for uses not speci- fied under specific regulations.
The Cochituate Water Board have power to establish such regulations as they may deem expedient for the construc- tion of water closets ; the water not to be applied to any building unless water closets be made conformable to said regulations.
No charge is made for the right to insert 'a pipe of not more than one inch in diameter, at the expense of the water-taker, to be used only in case of fire.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
1. All persons taking the water are required to keep the | to examine the pipes and fixtures, and to ascertain whether service pipes within their premises, including any area be- there is any unnecessary waste. neath the sidewalk, together with stop-cocks and appara- 4. No alteration is allowed to be made in the pipes or fixtures inserted by the Board, except by their agents. tus, in good repair, and protected from frost, at their own expense ; and they will be held liable for all damages which may result from their failure to do so.
2. They are also required to prevent all unnecessary waste of water.
5. No water is allowed to be supplied to other parties not entitled to the use of it by the terms of these regula- tions, unless by special permission.
6. Use of the hand hose is restricted to one hour before
3. The Water Registrar may enter the premises supplied, [ 8 o'clock, A. M., and one hour after sunset.
2 50 6 00 2 00 2 00 1 50 1 25 5 00
Every omnibus stable, for each horse,. Every truckman's stable, for each horse,. No stable to be charged less than ..
The right to attach a hose of not more than five eighths of an inch orifice, for washing windows or sprinkling streets, in addition to the charge for other uses, not less than. 3 00
No hose to be attached or used in any stable for washing horses or carriages, or any other pur- pose whatever, except for extinguishing fires. Refectories, confectioneries, eating houses, market and fish stalls, provision shops, refreshment and oyster saloons, according to the quantity of water used, from. .6 to 50 00 Public baths, for each tub,.
5 00
Every printing office, according to the number of presses used, not including the supplying of a steam engine, from· 6 to 40 00 Every stationary steam eugine working not over twelve hours a day, for each horse power, .. 6 00 Every Railroad Corporation, for supply of loco- motive engine, according to the quantity used as ascertained by metres or otherwise, and also for supply of passenger stations-
Every steamboat, half a cent for each ton, Custom House measurement, at every time the water is used.
For building purposes, every cask of lime or cement used,. 5 cts. Large quantities to Brewers, Distillers, and for other uses not specified under specific regula- tions, when the estimated average quantity con- sumed is less than 500 gallons per day, for each
$5 00 3 00
Model Houses, so called, for each tenement, -
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