USA > Massachusetts > Essex County > Andover > Town annual report of Andover 1900 > Part 7
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8
Several years ago the Town took possession of two islands in Haggetts pond to prevent pollution of the water from campers who frequented them. The owner or owners were not known at the time. The ownership was established this year, the Town paid for them $436.50 and a title to the property secured. Construction work has been very light this year. The total length of new mains laid was 1087.5 feet. The trough formerly near the corner of Railroad and Central streets, was moved across the river to the corner of Andover street and the road leading to West Parish Church. As the amount of money available for construction purposes is prac- tically exhausted, your board will ask for a small appropri- ation for that purpose. It will probably not require a very large amount any one year as no great extensions or any great call in this line of construction is looked for, for some time. Mr. John E. Smith was elected superintendent of both departments last spring, and also the sewer construction for this year has been under his personal supervision. We refer you to his report accompanying this for a detailed account of work done in the two departments and other in- formation which may be of interest.
The efficiency of the water system for the past ten years is already established. It has affored an abundance of water for all the purposes for which it was intended every day since it went into commission. While the sewer system is yet in its infancy it has thus far been a success and will no doubt, like the water system, accomplish the purpose for which it was designed. Both are of great value to the health
9
of the Town, and are designed to be a lasting benefit to future generations.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN H. FLINT WILLIAM S. JENKINS JOHN L. SMITH JAMES P. BUTTERFIELD
Board of
FELIX G. HAYNES
Public Works
NOTE .- Since writing the above report a petition has been received from land owners on Phillips street requesting the construction of a sewer therein. This construction will of necessity be required within a few years and the present ex- igencies of the case would seem to demand that it be built this coming season, as the new dormitory in course of erec- tion by the Trustees of Phillips Academy will increase the population of an already polluted section by about one hun- dred. To avoid the necessity of coming before the Town for small bond issues from year to year, your Board would rec- ommend that the Town authorize the issue of twenty thous- and dollars of sewer bonds. These bonds will not be sold except as the proceeds shall be required.
10
SINKING FUNDS.
1
The Sinking Fund Commissioners present the following report :
Water Loan. Issue of 1890.
To redeem bonds Nos. 151 to 160 inclusive. To balance Jan. 10, 1899,
$2894 73
Received from Town of Andover, 150 00
Received from interest from Andover Savings Bank, 47 88
Received from interest from Essex Savings Bank, 35 86 Received from interest from City Institution for Savings, of Lowell, 34 32
$3162 79
Invested as follows:
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, $1233 85
Deposited in Esssex Savings Bank, 9:24 07 Deposited in Lowell Institution for Savings, 1004 87
- $3162 79
11
Issue of 1892.
To redeem bonds Nos. 161 to 170 inclusive. To balance Jan. 10, 1899, $1443 47
Received from Town of Andover,
150 00
Received from interest from Broadway Savings Bank, 45 56
Received from interest from Broadway Savings Bank, 13 62
$1652 65
Invested as follows :
Deposited in Broadway Savings Bank, $1173 75
Deposited in Lowell Five Cent Savings
Bank, 478 90
$1652 65
Issue of 1893.
To redeem bonds Nos. 171 to 180 inclusive. To balance Jan. 10, 1899,
$1085 42
Received from Town of Andover, 150 00 Received from interest from Andover Savings Bank, 34 18 Received from interest from Central Savings Bank, 12 62
$1282 22
Invested as follows :
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, $880 78
Deposited in Central Savings Bank, 401 44
$1282 22
12
Issue of 1895.
To redeem bonds Nos. 181 to 195 inclusive. To balance Jan. 10, 1899, $1220 73
Received from Town of Andover. 225 00
Received from interest from Haverhill Savings Bank, 39 92 Received from interest from Lawrence Savings Bank, 16 13
$1501 78
Invested as follows :
Deposited in Haverhill Savings Bank, $1028 86
Deposited in Lawrence Savings Bank, 472 92 -- $1501 78
Issue of 1898.
To redeem bonds Nos. 196 to 200 inclusive. To balance Jan. 10, 1899, $505 00
Received from Town of Andover,
75 00
Received from interest from Mechanics Savings Bank, 21 90
$601 90
Invested as follows :
Deposited in Mechanics Bank,
$601 90
13
Sewer Loan.
Received from premium on bonds, 1898,
$6664 00
Received from interest on bonds,
120 00
$6784 00
Paid premium and interest on bonds,
235 34
$6548 66
Invested as follows :
Six (6) Andover Sewer Bonds,
$6000 00
Deposited in Salem Five Cent Savings Bank, 548 66
$6548 66
Balance Jan. 10, 1899,
$6548 66
Received from premium on bonds sold,
474 00
Received from interest on bonds sold,
257 50
Received from interest Salem Five Cent Savings Bank,
13 94
$7294 10
Paid premium and interest on bond redeemed,
25 42
$7268 68
Invested as follows :
Seven (7) Andover Sewer Bonds, $7000 00
Salem Five Cent Savings Bank, 268 68
$7268 68
JOHN H. FLINT, FELIX G. HAYNES, J. P. BUTTERFIELD, WILLIAM S. JENKINS, JOHN L. SMITH,
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Maintenance Account.
John E. Smith, superintendent, $550 43
Geo. E. Hussey, clerk and asst. supt. 322 42
Geo. W. Spickler, engineer, 790 00
National Meter Co., parts of meters,
11 50
Chas. F. Mayer, repairs on harness,
4 90
Andover Electric Co., repairing telephone,
4 35
Chapman Valve Co., valves, 3 98
American Express Co., express,
3 25
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., waste,
10 51
W. H. Higgins, board of horse, 168 75
Andover Press, printing, 44 95
Smith & Manning, kerosene and supplies,
28 44
Boston and Maine Railroad,
140 91
John Schofield, labor,
34 95
Geo. Gutnrie, labor, 362 91
Herbert Wright, labor,
41 65
William Fairley, labor,
3 50
Arthur Bliss, P. M. stamps,
54 40
John Guthrie, labor,
58 22
James Ronan, labor,
18 66
William Lynch, labor,
89
E. W. Bieglow & Co., oil,
139 75
Neptune Meter Co., parts of meters,
6 00
Henry Harmon, slating,
6 82
Jas. J. Abbott, wood,
71 30
Bangs & Horton, coal,
560 81
Amount carried forward, $3444 25
15
Amount brought forward, $3444 25
Garlock Packing Co., packing,
16 27
Frank E. Gleason, wood and coal,
116 13
Jos. Mellonson, labor,
23 18
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
22 27
Geo. W. Chandler, teaming,
83 79
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work,
26 05
Nightingale & Childs, covering boiler,
81 60
Walworth Mfg. Co., valves,
6 25
Wm. J. Butterfield, labor,
7 69
Jas. Deveau, labor,
26 30
G. Lewis Burnham, labor,
61 24
Mike Gill, labor, 13 03
E. N. Sampson, clerical work, 16 66
Geo. Mander, care filter beds,
182 65
Abm. Wildrick, labor,
12 93
W. F. Rutter & Co., pipe fittings,
6 77
Boston Bolt Co., bolts,
3 55
A. W. Colby, painting wagon,
20 00
A. W. Chesterton & Co., packing,
51 93
J. A. O'Brien, labor, 20 03
Chas. G. Hussey, labor,
18 60
Malachi Clinton, labor,
2 22
Wright Stafford, setting boiler flues,
3 65
Alden Speare Sons & Co., oil,
11 55
Underhay Oil Co., oil,
3 50
The Fairbanks Co., valves,
16 00
Tuttle's Express, expressing,
1 05
J. D. Driscoll, labor,
89
B. Scrvene, labor,
9 37
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
100 33
Geo. H. Soule, engineer,
42 92
John Bordgier, labor,
5 15
Amount carried forward, $4457 80
16
Amount brought forward,
$4457 80
Scalvene Matteo, labor,
1 60
Thomas Gray, labor,
1 87
John Welch, labor,
97
H. L. White, house inspection,
24 00
Patrick Moynihan, labor,
88
Daniel Kelly, labor,
1 60
George W. Jeffrey, clerical work,
80 00
Hardy & Cole, stock and labor,
135 74
Jas. Duggan, labor, 88
Geo. A. Higgins, stationery, 10 50
Geo. W. Knowlton, packing, 11 90
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co. rent of telephone, 31 66 Ira B. Hill, horse hire, 33 00
Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co., valves, 3 10
L. M. Crane & Co., oil,
23 18
Sumner & Goodwin Co., pipe and fittings, 8 91
E. C. Pike, pipe and fittings, 75
John Gill, labor, 1 85
Fire & Water, subscription,
3 00
Louis A. Dane, repairing telephone, 1 00
Samuel Smith, bolt forging, 2 25
Hart. S. Boiler & Inspection Co. Insurance, 75 00
Deane Steam Pump Co., valve crank,
4 03
Benj. Brown, rubber boots, 4 50
Geo. Saunders, pipe and fittings,
5 46
F. G. Haynes & Co., spikes and nails, 7 50
$4932 93
Credit
New Eng. Telephone & Telegraph Co. $5 75
Gutterson & Gould, 5 93
On and Off water,
3 00
Pearson Brothers,
13 31
West Church Society,
2 63
$30 62
17
WATERWORKS.
Waterworks. Receipts.
New England Tel. and Tel. Co.,
$5 75
Gutterson & Gould,
5 93
On and Off water,
3 00
Pearson Bros.,
13 31
West Church Society,
2 63
North Andover Waterworks,
40 96
Various parties Service pipe and Meters,
761 19
Methuen Waterworks,
46 41
Chas. A. Newhall,
45 90
Wm. M. Wood,
90
J. W. Leitch,
35 00
Water Rates,
9376 29
$10337 27
Credit.
Paid to Geo. A. Parker,
Water Rates,
$9376 29
Pipe Account,
960 98
$10337 27
Service Pipe.
John E. Smith, Supt.,
$ 30 00
George E. Hussey, Asst. Supt.,
34 51
Tuttle's Express, expressing,
3 10
Neptune Meter Co., meters,
214 20
The Sumner & Goodwin Co., pipe and fit- tings, 225 97
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
25 77
Amount carried forward, $533 55
-
18
Amount brought forward,
$533 55
John Schofield, labor,
28 81
George Guthrie, labor,
120 33
John Guthrie, labor,
42 02
David Guthrie, labor,
1 60
Geo. Saunders, pipe and fittings,
2 65
W. H. Higgins, board of horse,
15 50
National Meter Co., meters,
84 00
John Gill, labor,
15 31
Arthur Slane, labor,
1 33
John Bordgia, labor,
7 75
Henry Cunningham, labor,
21 94
G. Lewis Burnham, labor,
27 25
B. Scrvene, labor.
7 55
Dennis Riley, labor,
1 33
Terrance Carroll, labor,
3 11
E. C. Pike, pipe and fittings,
51 86
Coffin Valve Co., valves,
50 00
Michael Gill, labor,
20 15
John A. O'Brien, labor,
1 36
Charles G. Hussey, labor,
10 99
Charles McCarty, labor,
1 75
Patrick McAvoy, labor,
1 60
Wm. Caffrey, jr., labor,
1 24
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
5
Boston Lead Mfg. Co., lead pipe,
11 45
Walworth Mfg. Co., valves,
13 88
American Express Co., expressing,
2 40
John Welch, labor,
1 75
Italian No. 3, labor,
66
Italian No. 8, labor,
33
Italian No. 9, labor,
1 00
Italian No. 10, labor,
33
Malachi Clinton, labor,
4 36
Amount carried forward,
$1089 19
19
Amount brought forward, $1089 19 5 00
Hardy & Cole, meter box,
Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co., pipe and fit- tings, 74 76
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work, 6 25
Geo. Woodman, stop cocks,
7 20
James Ronan, labor,
8 39
Daniel Kelley, labor,
1 24
Dennis Driscoll, labor,
3 03
Abraham Wildrick, labor,
12 34
Hersey Mfg. Co., meters,
42 00
Chadwick Works, lead pipe,
52 73
G. W. & F. Smith Iron Co., stand pipes,
36 00
W. F. Rutter & Co., pipe fittings,
1 55
Geo. W. Chandler, teaming,
1 50
Smith & Manning, supplies,
1 87
James Duggan, labor,
2 66
$1345 71
Credit to Service Pipe.
No. Andover Waterworks, $ 40 96
Various parties' service pipes and meters, 761 19
$802 15
Pipe Distribution.
John E. Smith, Supt.,
$ 59 62
Tuttle's Express, expressing, 1 00
Walworth Mfg. Co., specials,
11 13
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
3 90
George Guthrie, labor,
28 60
W. F. Rutter & Co., specials,
32 49
Geo. W. Chandler, teaming,
38 25
Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., valves and boxes, 41 48
Amount carried forward, $216 47
20
Amount brought forward,
$216 47
Richards & Co., lead,
90 82
Loring N. Farnum, ledge work,
96 95
Malachi Clinton, labor,
6 74
Thomas Joyce, labor,
4 08
Italian No. 3, labor,
1 50
Italian No. 8, labor,
3 01
Italian No. 9, labor,
3 00
Italian No. 10, labor,
3 01
Italian No. 16, labor,
6 61
Italian No. 17, labor,
6 61
Italian No. 18, labor,
6 61
Italian No. 19, labor,
6 61
Italian No. 20, labor,
6 61
Italian No. 21, labor,
6 61
James Ronan, foreman,
33 63
Charles G. Hussey, labor,
17 84
John A. O'Brien, labor,
7 00
John Guthrie, labor,
28 85
Michael Gill, labor,
16 43
Charles McCarty, labor,
8 94
John Welch, labor,
5 25
James Deveau, labor,
11 47
B. Scrvene, labor,
30 31
John Bordgier, labor,
28 54
Scalvini Matteo, labor,
3 55
Patrick Moynihan, labor,
3 91
Daniel Kelley, labor,
5 15
Thomas Gray, labor,
3 20
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
26 06
John Schofield, labor,
22 94
John D. Driscoll, labor,
8 33
George E. Hussey, Asst. Supt.,
15 33
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work,
6 30
Amount carried forward, $748 27
21
Amount brought forward,
$748 27
John Gill, labor,
19 15
G. Lewis Burnham, labor,
18 16
Abraham Wildrick, labor, 23 72
Smith & Manning, dynamite,
26 42
W. H. Higgins, board of horse,
13 00
Daniel Sullivan, labor,
5 33
John Connelly, labor,
1 60
American Express Co., expressing,
35
Jerry Leary, teaming,
9 00
Geo. W. Harrington, jute packing,
6 30
North Andover Waterworks, specials,
7 50
$878 80
Credit to Pipe Distribution.
Methuen Waterworks, pipe,
$46 41
Charles A. Newhall, pipe,
45 90
Wm. M. Wood, dynamite,
90
$93 21
Tools.
Andover Electric Light Co., pocket lamp, $5 20
Henry McLawlin, wrenches, etc., 1 45
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmithing,
1 50
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
1 00
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., tools,
5 25
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
5 80
John E. Smith, labor,
6 00
George Guthrie, labor,
2 01
G. Lewis Burnham, labor,
2 34
$30 55
Credit.
J. W. Leitch, pipe lining machine,
$35 00
$35 00
22
Office Fixtures.
Andover Electric Light Co., wiring, $5 20
$5 20
Construction Expenses.
L. L. Gerry, beam compasses,
$6 00
$6 00
Pumping Plant.
Mason Regulator Co., damper regulator, $80 00
$80 00
Land Damages.
DeCourcey & Coulson, award for islands,
Haggetts Pond, $436 50 $436 50
23
Summary of Approved Bills.
Maintenance,
$4932 93
Service Pipe,
1345 71
Pipe Distribution,
878 80
Tools,
30 55
Office Fixtures,
5 20
Construction Expenses,
6 00
Pumping Plant,
80 00
Land Damages,
436 50
$7715 69
Cost of Construction.
Office Fixtures,
$ 497 73
Reservoir,
11074 59
Buildings at Pumping Station,
9433 69
Coal Shed,
806 97
Pipe Distribution,
128856 24
Service Pipe,
12532 81
Construction Expenses,
6703 77
Suction Pipe,
1309 46
Pumping Plant,
26732 37
Grading Land,
1739 12
Tools,
1373 04
Teams,
474 90
Work Shop,
1259 62
Water and Land Damages,
4133 30
Telephone,
74 63
-$207002 24
24
.
SEWER DEPARTMENT.
Filter Beds.
John E. Smith, supt.,
$107 62
Charles G. Hussey, labor and team,
114 34
Michael Heffernan, labor,
110 20
Albert A. Hardy, labor and team,
144 00
Geo. D. Ward, labor and team,
147 50
Con. Sweeney, labor,
113 30
John Riley, labor,
65 66
Daniel Collins, labor,
49 95
Patrick Mooney, labor,
44 08
Geo. Mander, labor and team,
425 14
Thomas Joyce, labor,
41 24
Nicholas Commean, labor,
35 91
Joseph Mellonson, labor,
12 44
James Pasho, labor,
97 39
Harry Dwight, labor,
55 54
Watkins Dwight, labor,
21 68
Italian No. 11, labor,
86 47
Italian No. 15, labor,
33 78
Italian No. 12, labor,
83 78
Italian No. 2, labor,
62 57
Italian No. 3, labor,
27 83
Italian No. 5, labor,
65 48
Italian No. 7. labor,
60 09
Italian No. 8, labor,
31 58
Italian No. 9, labor,
32 25
Italian No. 10, labor,
31 49
Italian No. 13, labor,
33 66
Italian No. 14, labor,
62 24
Italian No. 4, labor,
5 17
Amount carried forward,
$2202 38
25
Amount brought forward,
$2202 38
Italian No. 6, labor,
5 17
Italian No. 1, labor,
9 50
William Nagle, labor,
88
Charles Davis, labor,
19 20
John O'Collins, labor and team,
98 80
Arthur Slane, labor,
14 75
Owen Sullivan, labor,
1 78
Herbert Williams, labor,
1 60
J. E. Pitman, lumber,
2 00
James Grieves, labor,
6 60
Geo. W. Chandler, teaming,
9 00
Tuttle & Morrison, blacksmithing,
2 65
Wm. H. Welch & Co., akron pipe,
26 30
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
9 80
Michael Gill, labor,
14 00
John Guthrie, labor,
14 00
Walter French, teaming,
7 99
E. C. Pike, tin dipper,
1 25
Waldo Bros., cement,
184 00
W. H. Higgins, horse hire,
4 50
William Cafferty, labor,
138 15
Dennis Collins, labor,
52 07
James Duggan, labor,
71
John Schofield, labor,
55 99
Patrick McAvoy, labor,
3 92
J. N. Crow, ladder,
1 80
R. A. Flanders, brick,
30 60
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
2 48
Smith & Manning, cheese cloth,
20 60
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
70 66
T. P. Harriman, blacksmithing,
3 20
Edward Caffney, labor,
24 89
Dennis Riley, labor,
89 92
Amount carried forward
$3131 14
26
Amount brought forward,
$3131 14
John Mclaughlin, labor,
35 55
Herbert Bailey, labor,
49 33
John Gill, labor,
95 00
Abraham Wildrick, labor,
117 75
Thomas Leary, labor,
63 54
William Shaw, labor,
89 21
Joseph Nelson, labor,
36 08
Daniel Sullivan, labor,
16 88
Louis Davis, labor,
13 52
$3648 00
Blow Off Beds.
Albert Chadwick, stones,
$ 2 64
Thomas Ethridge, mason work,
24 67
$27 31
Land and Shop.
George E. Hussey, asst. supt.,
$ 7 00
George Guthrie, labor,
14 00
John A. O'Brien, labor,
47 92
John Schofield, labor,
9 23
Chas. McCarty, labor,
47 24
John Welch, labor,
19 44
Con. Sullivan, labor,
18
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
5 15
James Deveau, labor,
5 83
J. D. Driscoll, labor,
74 80
Abraham Wildrick, labor,
1 25
Scalvini Matteo, labor,
22 93
Charles G. Hussey, labor,
9 95
B. Scrvene, labor,
6 76
John Bordgia, labor,
25 95
Amount carried forward, $297 63
27
Amount brought forward,
$297 63
Terrance Carroll, labor,
12 80
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
60
Loring N. Farnum, blasting ledge,
222 75
Hardy & Cole, land and labor,
2574 41
W. J. Jones, stone bounds,
14 00
James Ronan, labor,
10 75
John Guthrie, labor,
4 93
Michael Gill, labor,
2 32
Malachi Clinton, labor,
3 02
Patrick Moynihan, labor,
5 32
James Duggan, labor,
3 73
Daniel Kelley, labor,
3 90
Thomas Gray, labor,
11 46
Dennis Driscoll, labor,
8 69
A. R. Sanborn, registering deeds,
65
W. F. Rutter, iron fittings,
4 38
E. C. Pike, soil pipe,
2 41
$3183 75
Pump House.
Boston & Maine R. R., freight,
$ 12 36 .
L. M. Ham & Co., iron beams,
47 60
George E. Hussey, asst. supt.,
6 00
James Ronan, foreman,
11 29
John Schofield, labor,
37 15
Chas. McCarty, labor,
20 22
Michael Gill, labor.
16 95
Malachi Clinton, labor,
8 19
John Welch, labor,
8 85
Con. Sullivan, labor,
54
Patrick McAvoy, labor,
7 58
Amount carried forward, $176 73
28
Amount brought forward,
$176 73
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
20 18
James Deveau, labor,
7 09
Abraham Wildrick, labor,
1 64
John Guthrie, labor,
17 91
Charles G. Hussey. labor,
14 90
Wm. Caffrey, jr., labor,
36
Arthur Slane, labor,
8 00
Dennis Riley, labor,
8 09
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
1 50
Geo. W. Chandler, grading land,
103 88
John E. Smith, supt.,
5 62
Hardy & Cole, lumber and labor,
28 30
Frank Powers, labor,
1 60
J. D. Driscoll, labor,
13 11
Jas. Duggan, labor,
1 51
Daniel Kelley, labor,
88
Davis & Furber Machine Co., iron plates,
23 06
W. H. Higgins, horse hire,
6 00
Wright Stafford, screens,
70 48
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work,
75
George Guthrie, labor,
23 89
G. Lewis Burnham, labor,
10 83
B. Servene, labor,
8 36
Marland Mills, gravel,
13 80
$568 52
Underdrain.
George E. Hussey, asst. supt.,
$ 7 00
James J. Abbott, gravel,
5 70
Town of Andover, (Highway Dept.,)
58 50
Portland Stoneware Co., pipe,
459 66
James Ronan, foreman,
4 88
Amount carried forward, $535 74
29
Amount brought forward,
$535 74
George Guthrie, repair hand,
8 00
John A. O'Brien, labor,
15 84
John Schofield, labor,
8 00
Chas. McCarty, labor,
27 52
Cornelius Sullivan, labor,
54
Patrick McAvoy, labor,
6 80
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
1 96
James Deveau, labor,
26 83
Louis A. Davis, labor,
9 96
John Gill, labor,
6 40
John D. Driscoll, labor,
13 00
John Guthrie, labor,
2 61
Charles G. Hussey, labor,
3 56
Scalvini Matteo, labor,
19 55
B. Screvene, labor,
11 29
John Borger, labor,
23 90
John McGinley, labor,
53
Wm. Caffrey, jr., labor,
54
Arthur Slane, labor,
54
Dennis Riley, labor,
2 68
George H. Soule, engineer,
37 78
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
53
Geo. W. Chandler, teaming,
212 25
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
26 17
Frank Powers, labor,
3 29
John Welch, labor,
1 75
Malachi Clinton, labor,
2 31
Patrick Moynihan, labor,
5 51
James Duggan, labor,
4 71
Daniel Kelley, labor,
3 20
Thomas Gray, labor,
8 27
Frank E. Gleason, teaming,
73 00
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., akron pipe, 2 84
Amount carried forward, $1107 40
30
Amount carried forward, $1107 40
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work, 3 50
Good Roads Machine Co., piece of crusher, 3 50
Loring N. Farnham, contract, 3062 97
-$4177 37
Common Sewer.
George E. Hussey, asst. supt., $ 2 00
W. H. Higgins, board of horse, 13 50
E. M. & W. A. Allen, telephone,
1 05
Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., valves,
13 55
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
197 18
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
145 27
James Ronan, labor,
15 48
George Guthrie, labor,
41 23
G. Lewis Burnham, labor,
10 17
John Schofield, labor,
27 16
Michael Gill, labor,
7 62
Malachi Clinton, labor,
3 80
Con. Sullivan, labor,
1 19
John Welch, labor,
3 20
Patrick McAvoy, labor,
2 00
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
14 77
James Deveau, labor,
13 03
Louis Davis, labor,
1 26
John Gill, labor,
16 06
Abraham Wildrick, labor,
3 95
John Guthrie, labor,
5 97
Charles G. Hussey, labor,
10 31
B. Scrvene, labor,
10 67
Wm. Caffrey, jr , labor,
3 29
Arthur Slane, labor,
2 40
Dennis Riley, labor,
2 30
Amount carried forward, $568 41
31
Amount brought forward, $568 41
Portland Stoneware Co., pipe, 1771 23
Mechanics Iron Foundry Co., frames and covers,
335 41
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
3 65
Waldo Bros., cement,
765 45
Smith & Manning, cheese cloth,
10 60
R. A. Flanders, brick,
352 00
Frank Powers, labor,
80
John A. O'Brien, labor,
29
John Bordgier, labor,
15 82
Patrick Moynihan, labor,
45
James Duggan, labor,
1 60
Daniel Kelley, labor,
1 15
Thomas Gray, labor,
1 33
Scalvini Matteo, labor,
27
E. C. Pike, akron pipe,
1 06
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmithing,
30
Loring N. Farnham, contract,
11574 56
-
--- $15404 38
Tools.
Thomas O'Brien, pump, $35 00
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work,
35
Perrin, Seamans & Co .. tools,
74 67
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
25
Henry McLawlin, tools,
16 81
The A. P. Smith Mfg. Co., lead furnace,
60 00
$187 08
Administration.
John E. Smith, Supt., $138 00
Edward N. Sampson, clerical work, 133 32
$271 32
32
Screen Chamber.
Frank Powers, labor, $ 1 06
Charles G. Hussey, labor,
1 95
John Guthrie, labor,
87
James Ronan, labor,
37
Michael Gill. labor,
87
Malachi Clinton, labor,
80
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
80
James Deve su, labor,
2 82
B. Screvne, labor,
97
James Dugan, labor,
27
Abraham Wildrick, labor,
1 07
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work,
27 00
Loring N. Farnum, mason work, 24 25
$43 10
Land Damages.
L. F. Murch, manure, $ 44 08
Mrs. F. S. Smith, land,
1200 00
John Schofield, setting bounds,
1 75
John Welch, labor, 1 75
J. D. Driscoll, labor, 9 14
Mrs. Margaret Hannon, right of way, 250 00
A. R. Sanborn, recording deeds, 16 18
W. H. Higgins, horse hire, 1 50
Andover National Bank, revenue stamps,
1 00
Trustees Phillips Academy, right of way,
500 00
Geo. A. Parker, stamps, 50
Daniel A. Collins, right of way,
40 00
John A. O'Brien, labor,
20
Louis Davis, labor,
1 60
George Mander, labor,
16 23
$2083 93
Settling Tank. Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight, $1 70
$1 70
33
Office Fixtures.
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., type-
writer, $102 50
$102 50
Pumps.
Henry R. Worthington, sewer pump, $1203 50
W. F. Rutter & Co., pipe and labor, 15 60
$1219 10
Engineering Expenses.
John E. Smith, engineer, $ 673 37
Edward N. Sampson, transitman,
583 28
Geo. W. Jeffrey, draftsman,
280 27
Geo. E. Hussey, asst.,
35 00
Stewart Smith, rodman,
4 00
Walter Lamont, rodman and inspector, 192 67
Fred A. Andrews, rodman, 15 75
G. Lewis Burnham, rodman and inspector, 100 67 Geo. Guthrie, labor, 44
Edward Carter, inspector, 97 50
Henry McLawlin, hardware, 2 29
Perrin. Seamans & Co., tapes,
25 23
Frost & Adams, supplies. 25 08
American Express, express, 1 90
A. J. Wilkinson, tape tool, 2 40
Wm. H. Higgins, horse hire, 4 50
McClintock & Woodfall, contract, 2901 96
W. & L. E. Gurley, repairs on transit, 21 50
Samuel Thaxter & Sons, Y level and rod, 100 00 Smith & Manning, mirrors, 1 30
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmithing,
1 40
Geo. A. Higgins, paper, 3 10
W. J. Jones, bound stones, 31 00
$5104 61
34
Summary of Approved Bills.
Filter Beds,
$ 3648 00
Blow Off Beds,
27 31
Common Sewer,
15404 38
Underdrain,
4177 37
Pump House,
568 52
Screen Chamber,
43 10
Tools,
187 08
Administration,
271 32
Engineering Expenses,
5104 61
Land Damages,
2083 93
Settling Tank,
1 70
Office Fixtures,
102 50
Pumps,
1219 10
Land and Shop,
3183 75
House Connections,
4388 04
$40410 71
Summary Cost of Constructions.
Filter Beds,
$17542 16
Common Sewers,
57150 66
Blow Off Beds,
1697 09
Underdrains,
12422 07
Tools,
572 20
Settling Tank,
1032 95
Pump House,
1064 67
Land Damages,
4150 38
Engineering Expenses, ,
11022 42
Administration,
407 31
Office Fixtures,
130 90
Screen Chamber,
43 10
Pumps,
1219 10
Land and Shop,
183 75
-- $108638 76
35
HOUSE CONNECTIONS.
John E. Smith, superintendent,
$138 86
Geo. E. Hussey, clerk and asst. supt.
255 76
Geo. Guthrie, labor,
49 65
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
144 42
John Guthrie, labor,
226 40
W. F. Draper, setting glass,
4 14
Geo. Saunders, iron pipe,
160 00
W. H. Higgins, board of horse,
122 50
Henry J. Cunningham, labor,
104 32
B. Screvene, labor,
120 77
Hugh Gallagher, labor,
16 17
Nicholas Commean, labor,
5 51
G. Lewis Burnham, labor,
90 24
Michael Gill, labor,
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.