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SECTION 2. The selectmen of the said town may grant locations in such ways to street railway companies, subject to the terms, conditions and obligations authorized by law in the case of grants of locations to street railway companies in public streets, and may require any company to which a location is granted to pay for the same, but no grant of loca- tion shall take effect until approved by vote of the town; or the selectmen may, in the name and behalf of the town, lease any such way to one or more street railway companies for a period not exceeding ninety-nine years in any one case, sub- ject to such terms, conditions and obligations as may be agreed upon by the parties and approved by the railroad commissioners and by vote of the town. In granting any location or making any lease, the selectmen may require of the company receiving the same, security to the town by bond or otherwise that the company will perform and observe the terms, conditions and obligations imposed by such grant or provided in such lease. Any street railway company or- ganized under general or special law and having authority to operate a street railway in the town of Lincoln may, if it obtains a location or lease as above provided, construct, maintain and operate its road over such special town ways. The town shall be under no obligation to perform any work of construction, but may do such work as it deems expedient.
SECTION 3. Such special town ways shall be used only for the purpose stated in the first section, except that drains, pipes, tubes, and conduits, for water, gas, electric wires, or other like objects, and poles for wires and cables may be laid, erected and maintained therein as in the public streets. Town ways and highways may be laid out, altered or located anew across any special town way at grade or otherwise. The said town shall not be liable for any defect in a special town way, nor obliged to keep the same in repair.
SECTION 4. When any person is cut off by a special . town way from access to lands owned by such person, the selectmen shall, after due notice to the parties in interest
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and a hearing, establish a crossing, and shall make from time to time all reasonable orders as to the construction, mainte- nance and use thereof, and shall apportion the expense of construction, and from time to time the expense of mainte- nance, between such person, the town and the street railway companies using the way, as justice may require. Any such crossing, if it has become unnecessary or inconvenient, may be abolished by the selectmen after due notice to the parties in interest and a hearing ; but no crossing shall be abolished against the consent of a person who would thereby be cut off from access to his lands, until another crossing established in the manner herein provided is substituted therefor. Any person aggrieved by any action or failure to act on the part of the selectmen in relation to such crossing, may appeal to the railroad commissioners by petition filed within one month after the action complained of, or within three months after application is first made to the selectmen if they have failed for two months to take final action thereon, and the railroad commissioners, after due notice to the parties in interest and a hearing, shall make such order as the selectmen might have made. The superior court sitting in equity shall have jurisdic- tion to enforce any order made by the selectmen or railroad commissioners as above provided.
SECTION 5. For the purpose of paying and discharging all necessary expenses and liabilities incurred under the pro- visions of this act, the said town of Lincoln shall have au- thority from time to time to issue bonds to such an amount as shall be approved by the railroad commissioners. The said bonds shall be signed by the treasurer and countersigned by a majority of the selectmen ; shall be payable at periods not exceeding thirty years from the date of issue; shall bear interest payable semi-annually at a rate not exceeding four per centum per annum ; shall bear on their face the words, "Lincoln Special Town Way Loan"; and may be sold at public auction or private sale. The said town shall annually raise by taxation a sum sufficient to pay the interest
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on the said loan as it accrues, and shall establish a sinking fund and contribute thereto an amount raised annually by taxation, sufficient with the accumulations thereof to extinguish the said loan at maturity; and the said sinking fund shall be applied to the payment of the principal of the said loan until the same is discharged and paid, and shall be used for no other purpose. The sinking fund commission- ers of the said town shall be trustees of the said sinking fund, and may invest in said bonds. They shall report the condition of the said sinking fund, and render an account of their doings in relation thereto, annually to the town.
SECTION 6. The said town shall each year apply the net income and receipts derived from the said grants of loca- tions and said leases to the payment of the said interest, and the remainder, if any, of such net income and receipts it shall pay into the sinking fund so far as may be necessary to maintain the same, as provided in the preceding section, and the amount so applied or paid shall be deducted from the sums which would otherwise be required to be raised by taxation.
SECTION 7. Nothing shall be done under this act until it has been accepted at a town meeting called for the purpose. After the town has accepted this act, no grant by the select- men to a street railway company of a location in any public street in the town shall take effect until approved by vote of the town.
SECTION 8. This act shall take effect upon its passage.
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HOUSE
No. 990.
[Bill accompanying the petition of Henry C. Long and others for legislation incorporating them as the Arlington, Waltham and Concord Street Railway Company. Street Railways. Jan. 30.]
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In the Year One Thousand Nine Hundred and One.
AN ACT
To incorporate the Arlington, Waltham and Concord Street Railway Company.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :
SECTION 1. Henry C. Long, Benjamin G. Jones, Win- throp Pattee, Frank Chandler, Byron G. Morgan, Henry S. Milton, Harry B. Jones, their associates and successors, are hereby made a corporation under the name of the Arlington, Waltham and Concord Street Railway Com- pany, with all the powers and privileges, subject to all the duties, conditions and restrictions set forth in all general laws that now are and hereafter may be in force relating to street railway companies in this Commonwealth.
SECTION 2. Said corporation may locate, construct, maintain and operate its railway, with single or double track, in such manner as may be convenient, in part upon private lands acquired by purchase or otherwise of the owners thereof, and upon streets and highways in the towns of Arlington, Belmont, Waltham, Lexington, Lincoln and Concord, subject to the approval of the selectmen of said
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towns as to any part of said railway located upon a street or highway, and upon State roads in said towns, subject to the approval of the Massachusetts Highway Commissioners as to any part of said railway located upon a street or highway.
SECTION 3. Said corporation may erect and maintain poles and wires for the transmission of electricity along its lines whether on public or private lands, subject to the approval of the board of selectmen of said towns, and it may acquire all real estate necessary for the proper conduct of its business and incidental thereto, and may manufacture its own power and lights necessary or convenient for the proper conduct of its own business and may furnish the same to others if so desired.
SECTION 4. The proceedings for the fixing of the route and location of said railway for all the route outside of streets and highways, and for the taking of private property, and for the determination and payment of damages therefor, shall be similar to those prescribed by general law in rela- tion to railroads, except as hereinafter otherwise provided ; but if upon petition of the directors and after notice and hearing thereon, as provided in section twenty-one of chap- ter one hundred and thirteen of the Public Statutes, the selectmen of any town agree with the directors as to any route or proposed extension of any route of said railway therein, which is in part located upon private land, and the selectmen sign and give to the directors a certificate setting forth such routes, and if such certificate with the directors' acceptance thereof in writing, is recorded in the registry of deeds of the county in which the land lies within thirty days after the date of said certificate, it shall be deemed the true location of the tracks of the company and a taking of the private lands therein indicated.
SECTION 5. Said corporation is authorized to own, main- tain and conduct one or more places of amusement on or near its lines and to do all things necessary to the successful operation thereof.
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SECTION 6. The capital stock of said corporation shall not exceed three hundred thousand dollars, provided that the company may increase its capital stock, subject to the provisions of the general law relative to such increase.
SECTION 7. Said corporation, in order to meet the expenses incurred by carrying out the provisions of this act, may, upon vote of its board of directors, or a majority in interest of the stockholders thereof, issue coupon or registered bonds payable within a period not exceeding twenty years from the dates thereof, secured by mortgage of its franchise, and a part of all of its property in such amounts as the board of railway commissioners may approve ; and in such mortgage the company may reserve to its directors the right to sell or otherwise in due course of business to dispose of property included therein which may become undesirable or unsuitable for use : provided, the part of the company's assets included in such mortgage is not thereby diminished or an equivalent in value is sub- stituted therefor.
SECTION 8. Said corporation is hereby authorized to carry passengers and their baggage, to carry United States mails, small parcels of goods and merchandise on any and all of its lines which it may hereafter construct ; it may also carry for its own use, all supplies and materials necessary for the maintenance and operation of its lines and places of amusement.
SECTION 9. Said corporation shall have three years within which to construct its street railway, and, if at the end of three years from the date of passage of this act, no portion of said railway has been built, this act shall become null and void.
SECTION 10. This act shall take effect upon its passage.
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Report of the Overseers of the Poor.
No additions have been made during the year to the list of those receiving support from the town. Tramps have been cared for during the year by Mr. John F. Farrar at an ex- pense to the town as reported.
Three applications have been made to the board, for aid for persons who claimed a settlement in Lincoln; upon in- vestigation we were convinced that their settlement was not here, and notified as required by law. We have heard nothing from any of the cases since.
CHARLES S. SMITH, JOHN F. FARRAR, EDWARD F. FLINT, Overseers of the Poor.
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EXPENDITURES.
For Schools.
Appropriation, $5,500 00
Income of Mass. School fund,
232 87
Income of Grammar School fund 46 20
$5,779 07
1900
Payments.
Feb. 24. Hattie B. Heath, teaching, $50 00
24. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching, 52 50
24. Caroline B. Pendleton, season ticket, 13 00
24. Carrie B. Chapin, teaching, 55 26
24. May H. Alcott, 66
50 00
24. F. W. Archibald, music 25 00
24. H. Mckinnon, care of South school house, 3 mos. 24 00
24. Edward R. Farrar, ¿ cord wood 3 00
24. Fred H. Kirwin, ash barrels, 10 50
24. A. D. Hayes, repairs on barge, 28 25
24. Ordway, Kimball & Loring, 2 blankets, 13 50
24. Thomas R. Shewell & Co., sup- plies, 16 67
24. Prang Educational Co., supplies, 2 30
24. A. & E. Burton, 4 79
24. J. L. Hammett & Co., 10 03
24. Silver, Burdett & Co., 25 20
24. Bunkio Matsuki, 4 29
24. Nellie M. Newton, teaching, 50 00
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March 24. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching, 52 50
24. F. W. Archibald, teaching music, 25 00
24. Hattie H. Heath, teaching, 50 00
` 24. M. H. Alcott, 50 00
24. Carrie B. Chapin,
55 26
24. Nellie M. Newton. 50 00
24. Fitchburg R. R. Co., tickets, 46 35
24. Town of Concord, tuition, 176 00
24. H. Mckinnon, care of South school house. 16 00
24. F. Frank Lyons, pictures, 3 14
24. Shepard, Norwell & Co., sup- plies, 90
April 14. Frank M. Dempsey, carrying children, 51 80
14. Mrs. D. Doherty, washing towels, 4 00
14. Mrs. Thomas Coan, washing school house, 10 50
14. Thompson, Brown & Co., sup- plies, 3 12
14. Ginn & Co., supplies, 25 00
14. Houghton, Mifflin & Co., sup- plies, 6 33
14. H. A. Sherman, carrying children, 96 00
14. Bunkio Matsuki, supplies, 3 25
28. Nellie M. Newton, teaching, 50 00
28. Carrie B. Chapin, 55 26
28. May H. Alcott, 50 00
28. Hattie B. Heath, 50 00
28. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching 52 50
12. H. McKinnon, carrying ashes, 15 00
12. H. Mckinnon, care of South school house, 8 00
May
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May
12. Mrs. Thomas Coan, cleaning school houses, 12 25
12. F. H. Archibald, teaching music, 25 00
12. R. A. Shepard, express, 2 00
12. Fitchburg R. R., school tickets, 5 85
12. Thompson, Brown & Co., sup- plies, 2 30
12. Magee Furnace Co., labor and supplies, 8 75
12. John Dee, carrying children, 84 00
12. Geo. E. Crosby & Co., printing, 8 50
26. Nellie M. Newton, teaching, 50 00
26. Caroline P. Pendleton, teaching 56 00
26. F. W. Archibald, teaching music, 25 00
26. M. H. Alcott, teaching, 50 00
26. Hattie B. Heath, “ 50 00
26. F. E. Cousins, 19 80
.June
9. A. Storrs & Bement Co., sup- plies. 10 84
9. M. H. Alcott, teaching, 37 50
9. Carrie B. Chapin, 55 26
9. F. W. Archibald, music 25 00
23. Carrie B. Chapin, « 40 20
23. F. M. Dempsey, carrying
children, 77 00
23. F. M. Dempsey, repairs on barge, 2 75
23. Nellie M. Newton, teaching, 37 50
23. R. D. Donaldson, removing storm windows, 1 50
23. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching 52 50
23. Hattie B. Heath, 66 50 00
23. John Dee, carrying children, 77 00
23. H. Mckinnon, 11 00
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July 14. Fitchburg R. R. Co., tickets, 8 40
14. National Express Co., 55
14. J. A. Burgess, repairs on barge, 6 50
14. E. R. Farrar, ¿ cord wood, 2 75
14. Mrs. Thomas Coon, 3 days' work at Center school, 5 25
14. H. A. Sherman, carrying children, 88 00
14. Margaret E. Hill, services, 150 00
Aug. 25. W. N. Cragin, Supt. of schools. 50 00
Sept. 22. Town of Concord, tuition, 304 00
22. Hattie B. Heath, teaching, 50 00
22. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching 65 50
22. Boston & Maine R. R. Co., tickets, 88 00
22. Lincoln Water Works, water rates, 60 00
Oct.
13. Silver, Burdett & Co., supplies, 12 85
13. Edward G. Babh & Co., 6 30
13. Annie M. Barnes, teaching music, 20 00
13. W. N. Cragin, Supt .. 62 50
13. Town of Concord, tuition, 16 00
13. Nellie M. Newton, teaching, 52 63
13. M. H. Alcott, 50 00
13. City of Waltham, tuition, 25 00
13. F. E. Cousins, transportation, 14 50
13. Dora R. Farrar, taking school census, 10 00
13. Mrs. Hennesew, 6 days' work, 10 50
27. Hattie B. Heath, teaching, 50 00
27. Carrie B. Chapin, 55 00
27. Annie M. Barnes, music 20 00
27. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching 52 50
27. R. D. Donaldson, repairs on school house. 106 24
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Nov. 10. Silver, Burdett & Co., supplies, 1 40
10. F. J. Barnard & Co., 5 40
10. Thompson, Brown & Co., " 4 80
10. W. N. Cragin, Supt., 31 25
10. Nellie M. Newton, teaching. 52 63
10. M. H. Alcott, 50 00
10. Carrie B. Chapin, 55 00
10. H. McKinnon, removing win- dows, 1 00
10. H. McKinnon, care of school house, 18 00
24. Hattie B. Heath, teaching, 50 00
24. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching 52 50
24. Caroline B. Pendleton, 3 mos.' ticket, 13 00
Dec.
8. F. M. Dempsey, carrying children, 77 00
8. Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies, 11 44
8. J. L. Hammett & Co., supplies, 93
8. E. R. Farrar, ¿ cord wood, 2 75
8. W. N. Cragin, Supt., 31 25
8. J. L. Hammett & Co .. supplies, 36 20
22. Town of Concord, tuition, 304 00
22. N. F. Cousin's estate, labor, 7 57
22. I. N. McRae, plumbing, 27 26
22. H. Mckinnon, care of school house, 9 00
22. M. H. Alcott, teaching, 39 47
22. Carrie B. Chapin, « 55 00
22. Nellie M. Newton, teaching, 39 52
22. Carrie B. Chapin, 55 00
22. M. H. Alcott,
57 92
22. Nellie M. Newton, 52 63
22. Annie M. Barnes, music 40 00
22. B. & M. R. R. Co., tickets, 76 15
22. Hattie B. Heath, teaching, 50 00
22. Caroline B. Pendleton, teaching 52 50
22. Daniel Campbell, express, 1 50
1901.
Jan. 26. H. A. Sherman, carrying children, 116 00
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26. L. W. Thompson, repairs on furnace, 3 70
26. B. & M. R R. Co., tickets, 4 50
26. R. D. Donaldson, repairs, 5 25
26. R. H. Blodgett & Co., printing, 1 75
26. H. Mckinnon, care of school house, 9 00
26. Lewis C. Flagg & Co., repairs, 6 50
26. Mrs. Thomas Coon, cleaning school rooms, 35 00
26. E. R. Farrar, ¿ cord wood, 2 75
26. Hattie B. Heath, teaching, 50 00
25. Annie M. Barnes, 66 music 20 00
26. Nellie M. Newton, 52 63
26. M. H. Alcott, 52 64
26. Carrie B. Chapin, . .
55 00
Feb.
2. Edw. E. Babb & Co., supplies, 19 19
2. James L. Chapin & Son, " 6 72
2. W. N. Cragin, services as Supt., 1 month, 31 25
2. John Dee, transportation of children, 105 00
2. Geo. L. Chapin, janitor, 125 00
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$5,828 62
STATE AID.
Appropriation,
$48 00
Payments.
Feb. 24. Josephine E. Taylor,
$4 00
March 10.
4 00
May 12.
8 00
June 23.
4 00
July 28.
4 00
Aug. 25.
4 00
Sept. 22
4 00
Oct. 27. ،، 66
4 00
Nov. 24.
. .
4 00
Dec. 22.
4 00
Jan. 26.
66
4 00
$48 00
SUPPORT OF POOR.
Appropriation, $1,200 00
Payments.
March 24. John F. Farrar, care of tramps 6 months, $50 00
April 14. Medfield Insane Asylum (Jere Burnett), 36 00
14. Medfield Insane Asylum (Mary Curry), 36 00
14. Westborough Insane Hospital (Mary Craven), 41 79
14. Westborough Insane Hospital (Marrianne Souza), 41 78
14. Worcester Insane Hospital (Patrick Kenna), 41 79
July 14. Medfield Insane Asylum (Jere Burnett), 72 80
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July 14. Westborough Insane Hospital (Mary Craven and Marrianne Souza), 84 50
14. Worcester Insane Hospital (Patrick Kenna), 42 25
Sept. 22. John F. Farrar, care of tramps, six months, 50 00
Oct. 13. Medfield Insane Asylum (Mary E. Curry), 73 60
13. Westborough Insane Hospital (Mary Craven and Marrianne Souza), 85 43
13. Worcester Insane
£ Hospital
(Patrick Kenna), 42 71
Jan.
12. Worcester Insane Hospital (Patrick Kenna), 42 71
12. Westborough Insane Hospital (Mary Craven), 42 71
12. Westborough Insane Hospital (Marrianne Souza), 42 72
12. Medfield Insane Asylum (Jere Burnett), 36 80
12. Medfield Insane Asylum (Mary E. Curry), 36 80
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$900 39
CEMETERY.
Appropriation, $300 00
Payments.
1900.
June 9. John W. Dickenson, labor, $12 25
1901.
Jan. 26. Lincoln Water Works, water rates, 10 00
H. E. Barnes, labor, 94 10
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Jan. 31. J. L. Chapin, fork and rake, 1 10
Feb. 2. I. W. McRea, labor, 2 00 Albert Washburn, labor and material, 6 75
- $126 20
WATER WORKS MAINTENANCE.
Payments.
1900.
Feb. 10. James T. Laird, pumping, $15 00
10. Roger Sherman, use of hose, etc., 11 25
24. National Meter Company,
water meter, 50 00
24. J. T. Laird, pumping, 30 00
March 10. Thomas L. Giles, sign board,
2 25
10. Davis & Farnham, supplies, 28 88
10. Davis & Farnham, supplies, 2 96
10. James T. Laird, labor, 30 00
24. C. H. Bamforth, labor,
2 66
24. C. H. Bamforth, labor,
1 75
24. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
24. Fitchburg R. R., freight,
29
24. Middlesex Institution for
. Savings, Inst. on note $10,000, 200 00
April 14 Waltham Coal Co., coal, 129 21
14. J. T. Laird, labor, 45 00
14. Eagle Oil & Supply Co., supplies, 12 74
28. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
28. National Ex. Co., express, 2 50
28. Fitchburg R. R. Co., freight, 28 45
May 12. Davis, Farnham Co., castings, 41 65
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May 12. Chapman Valve Co., hydrants, 135 36
12. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
12. James E. Burke, labor, 1 25
26. National Meter Co., repairs, 4 50
26. Walworth Mfg. Co., supplies, 1 63
26. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
26. F. E. Cousins, express, 1 00
June 9. Fitchburg R. R. Co., freight, 39 39
9. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
23. J. T. Laird, labor,
30 00
23. J. T. Laird, horse hire,
5 00
23. J. T. Laird, sundries,
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23. Waltham Coal Co., coal, 84 73
23. J. T. Calkins, teaming coal, 60 58
23. N. E. Gas & Coke Co., coke, 76 34
July 14. Fitchburg R. R. Co., freight, 50 29
14. Waltham Coal Co., coal, 270 21
14. R. M. Elsworth, teaming pipe, 3 00
14. J. T. Laird, labor, 45 00
14. Eagle Oil & Supply Co., oil, 37 50
14. Walworth Mfg. Co., supplies, 58 93
14. Walter H. Sears, services,
50 00
14. Coupons on 25m bonds,
500 00
28. John F. Farrar, teaming coal,
24 63
28. L. L. Whitney, taking inventory, 3 00
28. G. L. Chapin, cash paid for digging, 2 00
28. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
28. J. T. Calkins, teaming coal 25 35
28. Walter H. Sears, services, 50 00
Aug. 11. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
25. G. L. Chapin, cash paid for labor, 15 00
25. J. T. Laird, labor, 55 00
25. J. T. Laird, horse hire, 5 50
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Aug. 25. H. G. Farrar, notifying water takers, 2 00
25. J. F. Farrar, closing reservoir lot, 8 50
Sept. 8. John Rooney, labor, 1 75
8. Martin M. Welch, cash paid for labor, 1 11
8. B. & M. R. R. Co., freight, 19 83
8. Chapman Valve Co., supplies, 7 80
8. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
8. Walter H. Sears, services,
50 00
8. Daniel Campbell, labor,
1 75
8. Waltham Water Works,
supplies, 9 04
8. Davis & Farnham, pipe, 27 04
8. Braman, Dow & Co., 82 1h. lead, 4 10
8. Walthanı Coal Co., coal, 103 08
8. J. T. Calkins, teaming coal, 19 09
22. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
22. J. F. Farrar, labor & teaming, 24 50
22. Walworth Mfg. Co., supplies, 54 46
22. Middlesex Institution for Sav- ings, Inst. on Note, .200 00
Oct. 13. J. H. Bombard & Co., 9 75
13. J. E. Burke, setting hydrants. 9 19
13. J. T. Laird, labor, 45 00
27. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
27. John Dickinson, labor, 1 75
6 10
Nov. 10. J. A. Burgess, repair on tools, 30 00
10. JJ. T. Laird, labor,
10. J. T. Calkins, labor, 27 50
24. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
24. Walworth Mfg. Co .. supplies, 6 90
Dec. 8. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
8. Eagle Oil & Supply Company, supplies, 3 90
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Dce.
8. Waltham Water Works, supplies, 13 75
8. F. M. Dempsey, labor, 7 00
8. Coupons on -$48,000 water
bonds, 902 50
22. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
1901.
Jan. 12. J. T. Laird, labor, 45 00
12. Jas. T. Calkins, labor, 21 25
12. B. & M. R. R. Co., freight, 5 01
12. National Express Co. express, 5 80
26. J. T. Laird, labor, 30 00
26. National Express Co. express, 19 29
26. Walworth Mtg. Co., supplies, 137 36
26. Smith & Ludden, legal services 135 00 26. F. E. Cousins, horse hire, 1 50
26. Waldo Brothers, supplies, 2 25
26. Isaac McRae, plumbing, 61 67
31. Daniel J. Foley, plumbing, 5 07
31. Jas. T. Calkins, teaming coal, 23 40
31. Jas. L. Chapin & Son, supplies, 30 55
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PAYMENT OF WATER BOND.
Appropriation, $1,000 00
Dec.
8. Payment of water bond,
$1,000 00
WATER CONSTRUCTION.
1900.
Payments.
March 24. John J. Driscoll, teaming pipe, $3 25
May 4. James E. Burke, laying pipe. -
Burgess Ext., 191 00
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June 9. John F. Farrar, teaming pipe, 48 60
9. Fitchburg R. R. Co., freight, 294 86
23. J. E. Burke, labor, Cousin's Extension, 300 00
23. Fitchburg R. R. Co., freight, 5 58
July 14. Fitchburg R. R. Co., timbering for water pipes, 10 72
14. Davis Farnham & Co., castings, 11 27
14. Waltham Water Wks., castings, 21 40
14. Fitchburg R. R. Co., freight, 98
14. Chapman Valve Co., supplies, 256 77
14. J. E. Burke, laying pipe, 1,121 75
14. M. J. Drummond & Co., pipe, 2,207 61
14. Walter H. Sears, services, 150 00
28. Walter H. Sears, services, 150 00
Aug. 17. J. E. Burke, laying pipe, 932 18
Sept. 8. Chapman Valve Co., valves, 9 51
22. J. M. & J. C. Buckley, laying suction pipe, 35 96
22. J. M. & J. C. Buckley, exca- vating ledge, 10 68
22. J. M. & J. C. Buckley, on ac- count of contract, 198 80
22. Cornelius Bearnard, labor, 2 43
22. Walter H. Sears, services, 150 00
Oct.
13. Walter H. Sears, services and tel. 200 80
13. Joseph S. Hart, paid for horse hire, 2 50
13. Joseph S. Hart, ex., car fare, etc. 1 40
13. J. E. Burke, excavating ledge, 50 20
13. Wm. H. Simonds, 18 days' labor, 81 00
13. Walter H. Sears, 2 pr. men's boots, 7 00
13. J. E. Burke, moving wall, 132 00
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Oct. 13. B. & M. R. R. Co., freight, 10 50
13. National Ex. Co., express, 3 80
27. Geo. F. Newton, on account, 200 00
27. Walter H. Sears, services, 1
month, 200 00
27. Walter H. Sears, telegram to Holyoke, 26
27. Wm. H. Symonds, 12 days' wk. 54 00
27. 66 car fare, 1 17
27. 66 tar paper, 75
27. Robert Ellsworth, teaming brick, 9 02
27. Daniel McDonald, labor, 19 64
27. J. M. & C. J. Buckley, labor on coffer dam, 25 61
27. J. M. & C. J. Buckley, on ac- count, 1,381 00
27. City of Cambridge, pipes, 40 20
27. James B. Wood, supplies, 2 35
27. Coffin Valve Co., 6 ft. valve, 69 00
27. Cornelius Bernard, labor, 78
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