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Lotta Celestino, labor,
38 20
Jeffro Bassanto, labor,
30 31
J. H. Richardson, hay, 85 50
A. W. Chesterton, packing and supplies,
56 98
L. N. Crane & Co., oil,
48 15
Andrew Hurley, labor,
30 16
Harold L. Bond, suction pipe,
22 50
W. H. Kissam, repairs on telephone lines,
13 00
Osgood Bros., repairs on telephones,
19 35
Eagle Oil & Supply Co., oil,
68 41
Benjamin Daniels, labor,
1 95
John Madden, labor,
4 18
James J. Abbott, wood,
7 00
American Express Co.,
1 70
Blackbird Pen Co., pens,
1 25
F. Halding, boat hire,
1 00
Tuttle's Express,
2 70
Amount carried forward, $6912 48
12
Amount brought forward,
$6912 48
J. B. Nealy, pen attachments, 1 00
Tyer Rubber Co., pump valves, 7 35
John Kennelly, labor,
8 17
Geo. W. Fraize, labor,
5 35
Union Meter Co., parts of meters,
5 00
Neptune Meter Co., parts of meters, 1 50
Perley F. Gilbert, blue prints,
1 42
Geo. H. Parker & Co., liniment,
1 08
Henry McLawlin, hardware, 8 63
Electrical Appliance Co., aquaphone,
2 58
E. P. Gerald, manifold books, 3 00
Daniel Harnady, labor,
6 45
Wm. Davis, labor,
3 50
David O'Connell, labor,
6 63
Peter Daniels, labor,
1 24
Frank Goodwin, labor,
3 50
Sumner & Goodwin Co., pipe fittings,
5 54
Dr. A. W. Baker, veterinary.
4 00
Geo. Saunders, fittings for fountains,
3 00
Wright Stafford, boiler repairs,
3 80
F. K. Clarkson, electric searchlight,
3 00
Jerry Sullivan, labor, 5 25
Morgan Crossman & Co., rubber stamps, 2 55
Cornelius Sullivan, labor,
3 50
John Parlumbo, labor,
53
Edson Mfg. Co., pump valve,
62
Wm. H. Welch & Co., pipe fittings,
75
$7011 42
Credit to Maintenance
Sewer Department, use of teams, $112 63
Pipe Distribution, use of teams, 95 74
Service Pipe, use of teams, 45 00
Amount carried forward, $253 37
13
Amount brought forward,
$253 37
Telemeter, use of teams,
7 50
Oliver Vennard, junk, 62 53
Town of Andover, engineering, Pine St.,
30 00
Various parties, dynamite,
26 17
Smith & Dove Mfg. Co., flushing drains, 12 72
Various parties, on and off water, 12 00
Edward H. Williams, jr., engineering, 10 00
Smith & Manning, repairing heater,
9 60
W. F. Draper, repairing service pipe,
2 75
Highway Department. stock and labor,
14 30
Tyer Rubber Co., lead,
2 75
Jos. Sheppard, old lumber,
2 65
F. A. Andrews, coal,
2 21
David Leslie, raising meter,
1 13
Jos. W. Smith, flushing drain,
1 07
Cash, old junk, 62
J. W. Barnard, cleaning pipe,
60
Mrs. Geo. Sellars, loam,
50
Marland Mills, locating leak,
30
Geo. Baker, repairing tape,
15
$452 92
Net cost of Maintenance Water Dept. $5787 48 Net cost of Maintenance Sewer Dept. 771 02
14
WATER DEPARTMENT
Receipts
Water rates, $11805 21
Various parties, service pipes and meters, 1248 67
Oliver Vennard, junk, 129 03
Sewer department, use of teams, 112 63
Loring N. Farnum, pipe, 84 00
Town of Andover, engineering, Pine street, 30 00
Various parties, dynamite, 26 17
Highway department, stock and labor, 14 30
Various parties, turning on and off water, 12 00
Smith & Dove Mfg. Co., repairing and flushing drains, 12 72
Edward H. Williams, jr. engineering, 10 00
Smith & Manning, repairing heater, 9 60
Louis Mambrino, refund on pay roll, 7 78
Maryland Casuality Co., rebate, 5 37
W. F. Draper, repairing service pipe, 2 75
Mrs. Eva A. Drisko, labor,
2 99
Joseph Sheppard, old lumber,
2 65
Tyer Rubber Co., lead,
2 75
Edward H. Moody, blasting rock,
2 24
F. A. Andrews, coal,
2 21
David Leslie, raising meter,
1 13
Joseph W. Smith, flushing drain,
1 07
Cash for junk,
62
J. W. Barnard, clearing pipe,
60
Mrs. George Sellars, loam,
50
Marland Mills, locating leak,
30
George Baker, repairing tape,
15
$13527 44
Credit
Paid Geo. A. Parker, treasurer, Water rates, Pipe Account,
$11805 21 1722 23
$ 13527 44
15
Approved January 30, 1903.
GEORGE A. HIGGINS, CHARLES B. JENKINS, Auditors. NESBIT G. GLEASON,
Pipe Distribution
U. S. Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co., pipe,
$13293 20
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight, 1260 98
Rennselaer Manf'g. Co., valves and hy- drants, 1155 00
Warren Foundry & Machine Co., pipe,
710 72
Richards & Co., lead,
641 91
Chadwick Boston Lead Co., lead,
478 30
Builders Iron Foundry, globe specials,
450 50
John E. Smith, superintendent,
343 07
George W. Chandler, teaming,
238 72
Andrew Hurley, caulker,
209 32
William J. Butterfield, foreman,
201 24
Smith & Manning, dynamite,
172 83
Wm. Harnady, teamster,
162 55
John Guthrie, foreman,
106 55
Angelo Brun, labor,
140 83
Louis Mambrino, labor,
114 70
Raffael Mambrino, labor,
122 88
Nicholas Mambrino, labor,
116 21
Peter Garbarini, labor,
117 93
Pasquale Arinello, labor,
116 91
Frank Foresto, labor,
110 96
Carlotta Kastango, labor,
111 26
Toney Luchy, blacksmith,
197 77
Toney Bruno, caulker,
129 98
Franco Maccicla, labor,
120 80
Amount carried forward,
$20825 12
16
Amount brought forward,
$20825 12
Frank Benedict, labor, 109 78
Joarkni Gobary, labor,
100 07
Cammelia Garocia. labor,
108 77
Lawrence Brun, labor,
103 32
Luchie Gitano, labor,
105 95
Dominic Volpe, labor,
106 61
Fred Stark, timekeeper,
114 88
Maryland Casualty Co., insurance,
155 60
A. P. Smith Machine Co., kerosene burners, 10 00
Geo. W. Fraize, labor,
56 68
Frank Goodwin, labor, 10 50
William Davis, labor,
71 64
Geo. E. Hussey, asst. superintendent,
39 50
A. P. Richardson, teaming,
53 75
Lawrence Gas Co., coke,
15 00
Henry McLawlin, lanterns and rope,
10 26
David O'Connell, labor,
65 56
James Pasho, labor,
35 01
Lotta Celestino, labor,
57 76
Daniel Harnady, labor,
72 34
George Guthrie, foreman, 29 25
John Schofield, labor,
96 36
Daniel Davis, labor,
35 73
Charles Clegg, labor,
87 75
John Fraize, labor,
40 73
Thomas Corbett, labor,
41 23
Jeffro Bassanto, labor, 69 03
Perrin, Seamens & Co., yarn, etc.,
19 10
Hecla Powder Co., dynamite and fuses, 16 83
F. G. Haynes & Co., rubber boots and supplies, 38 80
Louis B. White, draughtsman,
28 20
Charles O'Donnell, labor, 19 55
Amount carried forward, $22750 66
17
Amount brought forward,
$22750 66
Robert Gammell, labor, 84 98
Raffael Galluci, labor, 39 79
Dominic Cassello, labor,
16 43
Frank Donito, labor,
10 40
Vieto Riello, labor,
38 30
Antonio Dridoglia, labor,
10 40
Mike Sandie, labor,
20 26
Carmen Genti, labor,
14 85
Angelo Datzo, labor,
12 26
Phillip Decide, labor,
12 53
Antonio Romano, labor,
37 06
Fred Arinello, labor,
38 90
Joe Arinello, labor,
37 33
Dominic Brun, labor,
52 62
Joseph Brun, labor,
45 41
John Muscadine, labor,
55 63
Joe Muscadine, labor,
57 58
John Lockie, labor,
53 18
Loretti Laurence, labor,
17 59
Pasquale Collucello, labor,
8 71
Franco Ronca, labor,
28 53
Dennis Armellia, labor,
22 48
Toney Legary, labor,
16 62
Rosie Vincencio, labor,
51 96
Louis Ebordiga, labor,
54 70
Peter Piggiacano, labor,
73 64
Augustus Laurence, labor,
93 04
Lorent Ancido, labor,
85 67
James Vieorke, labor,
80 35
Samuel Passante, caulker,
69 42
Toney Greek, labor,
63 10
Patsy Greek, labor,
67 38
Nicholas Depoal, labor,
61 13
Peter Depoal, labor,
66 57
Amount carried forward,
$24249 46
18
Amount brought forward,
$24249 46
Toney Gostlant, labor,
64 79
Angelo Carnello, labor,
40 84
Francis Candella, labor,
59 89
Joe Archio, labor,
13 15
John Pitson, labor,
70 04
W. F. Rutter & Co., specials,
70 72
Geo. Lawrence, watchman,
63 37
Cornelius Sullivan, labor,
32 98
James Dugan, labor,
35 49
John Kennelly, Jabor,
48 32
Mike Grealish, labor,
75 68
Edward York, water boy,
42 12
Daniel Buckley, caulker,
50 00
William Conway, labor,
12 80
Maintenance, use of teams,
95 74
T. Leahy, labor,
3 50
Win. H. Higgins, horse hire,
7 00
Geo. A. Iliggins & Co., time books,
1 00
Morrison & O'Connell, sharpening tools,
5 50
Antonio Legere, labor,
5 95
Salveni Silvesto, labor,
5 95
Louis Wood, labor,
7 67
Antonio Dardello, labor,
4 98
Frank Judge, labor,
2 04
Louis Basquanelle, labor,
6 22
Dominic Callabray, labor,
2 04
Mike Sable, labor,
2 04
Joe Sandie, labor,
3 77
Mike Collici, labor,
8 71
Vieto Collcillo, labor,
8 71
Louis Faunce, labor,
1 13
Mike Dalish, labor,
1 60
Patsy Garboldi, labor,
1 75
Toney Talma, labor,
1 78
Amount carried forward,
$25106 73
19
Amount brought forward,
$25106 73
Angelo Dalish, labor, 1 60
Patsy Barry, labor, 1 65
Toney Parlumbo, labor,
7 64
John Parlumbo, labor,
6 04
Frank Defly, labor,
7 64
James Joda, labor,
7 64
Joseph Phillips, labor,
6 31
George Saunders, lanterns,
4 00
Frank E. Gleason, wood,
3 75
Dr. C. E. Abbott, medical services,
1 50
D. Michilini, procuring laborers,
2 16
John Adams, coach hire,
1 00
John Griffin, labor,
8 80
Peter Daniels, labor,
9 85
Joe Magnent, labor,
4 54
Martin Conners, labor,
2 48
Humphry Leary, labor,
1 60
Harold L. Bond, & Co., pick steel,
9 38
John Cronin, labor,
3 20
Wm. McCafferty, labor,
4 72
Smith & Dove Mfg. Co., clay,
2 00
Anderson & Bowman, sharpening tools,
7 00
Ben Church, labor,
88
J. J. Donovan, labor,
22
Tuttle's Express,
30
John Cullen, labor,
88
American Express,
55
Richard York, labor,
97
$25215 03
Credit to Pipe Distribution
Loring N. Farnum, pipe,
$84 00
Oliver Vennard, junk,
66 50
Louis Mambrino, rebate on pay roll,
7 78
Amount carried forward, $158 28
.
20
Amount brought forward, $158 28 Maryland Casualty Co., refund, 5 37
Mrs. Eva A. Drisko, labor, Edward H. Moody, blasting rock,
2 99
2 24
$168 88
Service Pipe.
George Guthrie, foreman,
$114 51
Neptune Meter Co., meters, 463 65
Chadwick Boston Lead Co., lead pipe,
102 69
Sumner & Goodwin Co., pipe and fittings,
301 09
John Guthrie, foreman,
81 87
Thos. Hoey Supply Co., pipe,
77 49
E. C. Pike, pipe fittings,
15 26
Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co., fittings,
19 68
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
10 50
John E. Smith, superintendent,
42 00
Geo. E. Hussey, asst. superintendent,
40 00
Hardy & Cole, meter boxes,
19 50
Andrew Hurley, labor,
37 27
Daniel Harnady, labor,
25 93
William Harnady, teamster,
32 71
William Davis, labor,
32 48
Lotta Celestino, labor,
41 02
David O'Connell, labor,
40 24
John Schofield, labor,
47 46
Frank Goodwin, labor,
10 89
George Fraize, labor,
21 97
John Kennelly, labor,
23 73
James Pasho, labor,
9 33
James Dugan, labor,
10 89
Con. Sullivan, labor,
12 15
National Meter Co., meters,
42 00
Raffeal Mambrino labor,
10 60
Louis Mambrino, labor,
10 60
Amount carried forward,
$1697 51
21
Amount brought forward, $1697 51
The A. P. Smith Manf'g Co., stop cocks,
66 00
Jeffro Bassantro, labor, 36 87
Franco Ronca, labor,
24 57
Toney Bruno, labor,
12 50
Maintenance, use of teams,
45 00
George Saunders, pipe fittings,
9 45
Mrs. A. R. Handy, meter,
6 00
Richards & Co., solder,
4 50
Morrison & O'Connell, sharpening tools,
4 09
John Fraize, labor,
9 53
Francis Candella, labor,
6 40
Walworth Manf'g Co., curb boxes, 6 90
Wm. H. Higgins, horse hire, 3 00
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmith work,
1 50
Wm. J. Butterfield, foreman,
2 50
Laurence Brun, labor,
9 72
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., hardware,
1 50
Tuttle's Express,
1 35
Lamb & Richie, pipe fittings,
3 75
W. F. Rutter & Co., pipe fittings,
6 09
John Parlumbo, labor,
4 18
Tony Parlumbo, labor,
4 18
Daniel McCarty, labor,
4 26
J. J. Donovan, labor,
4 67
James Joda, labor,
4 18
Frank Defly, labor,
4 18
Edward Burton, labor,
4 09
American Ex. Co.,
35
$1988 82
Credit to Service Pipe.
Various Parties, service pipe and meters, #1248 67
$1248 67
22
Teams.
J. H. Richardson, horse,
$125 00
J. W. Bell, Concord wagon, 35 00
Hill & Hill, harness, 31 75
John Schofield, labor on carriage shed floor, 12 00
George E. Hussey, sleigh,
10 00
Smith & Manning, blankets,
5 00
$218 75
Telemeter.
Chadwick Boston Lead Co .. pipe,
$ 7 91
W. H. Kissam, contract,
552 46
John E. Smith, superintendent,
18 00
Wm. Harnady, labor,
12 38
Wm. Davis, labor,
16 72
Lotta Celestino, labor,
18 08
A. P. Richardson, teaming,
13 60
John Guthrie, foreman,
19 77
George E. Hussey, asst. superintendent,
5 00
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
6 07
Andrew Hurley, labor,
7 00
John Schofield, labor,
8 00
Maintenance, use of teams,
7 50
Jeffro Bassanto, labor,
4 26
$696 75
Construction Expenses.
John E. Smith, superintendent, $309 80
Louis B. White, draughtsman, 35 25
Frost & Adams, paper, 9 80
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., tape rivets, 1 00
Henry McLawlin, chalk,
45
Tuttle's Express, 15
$356 45
23
Tools.
Perrin, Seamens & Co., construction tools, $212 71
Hardy & Cole, tool box, 12 43
Henry McLawlin, rope, 7 25
A. A. Hunt, wrenches, 5 40
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
3 06
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., small tools, 2 10
F. G. Haynes & Co., sythes and snath, 2 62
Tuttle's Express, 60
American Express, 15
$246 32
Office Fixtures.
Hardy & Cole, carpenter work,
$24 77
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., binder,
5 00
Derby Desk Co., book rest,
5 50
Lawrence Gas Co., gas lamp,
4 90
Morrison & O'Connell, iron work,
1 00
$41 17
Telephones.
Andover Electric Co., telephone and line work,
$25 50
W. H. Kissam line work,
20 40
George Saunders,
1 44
$47 34
Summary of Approved Bills.
Maintenance,
$ 6240 40
Pipe Distribution,
25119 29
Service Pipe,
1943 82
Teams,
218 75
Telemeter,
689 25
Construction Expenses,
356 45
Tools,
246 32
Office Fixtures,
41 17
Telephone,
47 34
$34902 79
24
Cost of Construction.
Office Fixtures,
$ 543 90
Reservoir,
11074 59
Buildings at Pumping Station,
9433 69
Coal Shed,
806 97
Pipe Distribution,
155315 41
Service Pipe,
13755 71
Construction Expenses,
7315 57
Suction Pipe,
1309 46
Grading Land,
1739 12
Pumping Plant,
26883 37
Tools,
1881 74
Teams,
693 65
Work Shop,
1271 88
Water and Land Damages,
4193 69
Telephone,
121 97
Telemeter,
696 75
$237037 47
25
SEWER DEPARTMENT
Common Sewers
Waldo Bros., cement,
$170 00
Portland Stoneware Co., vitrified pipe,
74 21
John E. Smith, superintendent, 70 00
George E. Hussey, ass't superintendent, 37 72
Wm. Harnady, teamster,
49 30
A. W. Chesterton, suction hose,
22 60
Mechanics Iron Foundry, manhole covers,
27 20
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
18 30
Abraham Wildrick, labor,
10 02
Thomas Corbett, labor,
12 38
Peter Garbaroni, labor,
11 49
Antonio Legere, labor,
18 13
Salveni Silvesto, labor,
20 44
Andrew Lewis, labor,
22 39
Raffael Galluei, labor,
14 39
David O'Connell, labor,
20 54
Daniel Davis, labor,
19 54
Lotta Celestino, labor,
44 63
Frank Foresto, labor,
27 73
Carlotta Kastango, labor,
27 73
John Guthrie, foreman,
56 64
John Schofield, labor,
35 60
Andrew Hurley, labor,
17 97
George W. Fraize, labor,
25 38
John Kennelly, labor,
32 47
William Davis, labor,
13 13
Daniel Harnady, labor,
13 03
James Pasho, labor,
30 72
James Dugan, labor,
37 24
Amount carried forward,
$980 92
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26
Amount brought forward,
$980 92
Cornelius Sullivan, labor, 33 25
Boston & Maine R. R., Co., freight, 45 03
Smith & Manning, cheesecloth,
21 54
Wm. H. Welch & Co., vitrified pipe,
34 22
Morrison & O'Connell, sharpening tools,
3 94
Wm. Leahy, labor,
7 88
Peter Daniels, labor,
9 42
Frank Goodwin, labor,
9 92
Charles Clegg, labor,
6 48
Joseph Romano, labor,
9 95
John Fraize, labor,
9 33
Angelo Brun, labor,
9 42
Jeffro Basanto, labor,
9 77
Louis Mambrino, labor,
6 69
Raffael Mambrino, labor,
8 83
L. F. Hitchcock, sand,
1 00
Wm. J. Butterworth, foreman,
2 50
Tony Bruno, labor,
3 25
Nicholas Mambrino, labor,
2 14
Tony Luchy, blacksmith,
3 06
Lourence Brun, labor,
2 26
Pasquale Arinello, labor,
2 14
Camelia Garosia, labor,
2 02
Frank Benedict, labor,
2 14
Joarkani Gobary, labor,
1 24
Luchie Gitano, labor,
4 08
Peter Piggicano, labor,
1 53
Augustus Laurence, labor,
2 02
Dominic Volpe, labor,
2 02
Laurent Ancido, labor,
6 22
James Vieorke, labor,
5 68
Nicholas Depoal, labor,
1 95
Peter Depoal, labor,
1 95
Francis Candella, labor,
4 08
Amount carried forward,
$1257 87
27
Amount brought forward,
$1257 87
Tony Greek, labor,
7 28
Patsy Greek, labor,
7 97
Tony Gostlant, labor,
4 08
Frank Macciacio, labor,
2 44
Benj. Brown, rubber boots,
7 00
Andover Water Department, use of teams,
60 50
Andover Press, printing and stationery, 5 30
Fred A. Andrews,
97
$1353 41
Pump Houses and Pumps
John E. Smith, superintendent,
$6 00
Chas. L. Davis, teaming,
6 75
Smith & Manning, grass seed,
56
Daniel Harnady, labor,
1 46
Frank Goodwin, labor,
8 75
Wm. Harnady, teamster,
2 00
James Pasho, labor,
4 96
John Guthrie, foreman,
1 67
$32 15
Land and Shop
Hardy & Cole, carpenter work,
$343 67
James Pasho, labor,
32 38
George Fraize, labor,
17 60
Daniel Harnady, labor,
32 56
John Kennelly, labor,
17 01
John Schofield, labor,
10 46
Wm. Davis, labor,
31 41
James Dugan, labor,
31 79
John E. Smith, superintendent,
81 00
John Guthrie, foreman,
26 88
Water Department, use of teams, .
15 00
Amount carried forward, $639 76
28
Amount brought forward,
$639 76
Andrew Hurley, labor,
41 33
Wm. Harnady, teamster,
34 27
Samuel Levis, labor,
4 47
David O'Connell, labor,
2 95
Lotta Celestino, labor,
4 97
$727 75
Engineering
John E. Smith, superintendent,
61 00
Louis B. White, draughtsman,
91 77
Fred A. Andrews, rodman,
25 47
Frost & Adams, paper,
14 25
$192 49
Tools
Henry McLawlin, small tools, $13 60
Perrin, Seamans & Co., excavating tools, 55 17
American Express Co., 45
Boston & Maine R. R. Co.,
25
$69 47
Teams
Henry McLawlin, stable fittings, 11 03
Smith & Manning, stable fittings, 70
$11 73
Underdrains
Portland Stoneware Co., vitrified pipe,
$45 00
$45 00
29
Summary of Approved Bills
Maintenance,
$ 771 02
Common Sewers,
1353 41
House Connections,
1634 29
Land and Shop,
727 75
Pump Houses and Pumps,
32 15
Engineering,
192 49
Tools,
69 47
Teams,
11 73
Underdrains,
45 00
$4837 31
Cost of Construction
Filter Beds,
$17648 77
Common Sewers,
65954 66
Blow Off Beds,
1774 63
Underdrains,
13137 65
Tools,
802 22
Settling Tank,
1032 95
Pump Houses and Pumps,
5086 01
Land Damages,
4861 58
Engineering Expenses,
12664 29
Administration,
739 15
Office Fixtures,
132 55
Screen Chamber,
43 10
Land and Shop,
919 83
Teams,
156 63
$124954 02
House Connections
Portland Stoneware Co., vitrified pipe,
$436 70
Thomas Hoey, soil pipe,
56 00
John Guthrie, foreman,
102 14
John E. Smith, superintendent,
41 00
Amount carried forward, $635 84
30
Amount brought forward,
$635 84
George E. Hussey, ass't superintendent,
86 67
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
33 77
Wm. Harnady, teamster,
44 07
James Pasho, labor,
30 81
George W. Fraize, labor,
70 80
Daniel Harnady, labor,
35 20
John Kennelly, labor,
37 43
John Schofield, labor,
60 70
Wm. Davis, labor,
38 40
James Dugan, labor,
55 71
Smith & Manning, cheesecloth,
25 01
David O'Connell, labor,
33 71
Lotta Celestino, labor,
63 38
John Fraize, labor,
11 87
Peter Garborani, labor,
10 41
Perrin, Seamans & Co., resteeling picks,
14 00
Andrew Hurley, labor,
31 43
Frank Goodwin, labor,
13 81
Water Department, use of teams,
37 13
Cornelius Sullivan, labor,
53 37
Jeffro Bassantro, labor,
39 98
Franco Ronca, labor,
16 68
Wm. H. Welch & Co., vitrified pipe,
23 08
Samuel Levis, labor,
5 25
Chas. O'Donnell, labor,
2 93
Tyer Rubber Co., rubber mittens,
1 02
Raffeal Mambrino, labor,
3 30
Louis Mambrino, labor,
3 30
Angelo Brun, labor,
2 40
Frank Forresto, labor,
2 40
Carlotta Kastango, labor,
7 84
Raffael Galluci, labor,
2 40
Andrew Lewis, labor,
4 71
Salvini Silvesto, labor,
2 40
Amount carried forward, $1541 21
31
Amount brought forward,
$1541 21
Antonio Legere, labor, 4 71
Thomas Corbett, labor, 7 58
L. G. Brown, cistern cover,
1 00
Anderson & Bowman, sharpening tools,
1 10
John Pitson, labor,
5 68
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
5 50
J. J. Donovan, labor,
8 75
Tony Patro, labor,
2 93
Frank Patro, labor,
2 93
Timothy Cronin, labor,
3 11
Tony Parlumbo, labor,
9 15
John Parlumbo, labor,
8 62
Frank Defly, labor,
9 15
Joseph Joda, labor,
9 15
Daniel McCarty, labor,
6 22
Edward Burton, labor,
6 22
Henry McLawlin, labor,
60
Fred A. Andrews, rodman,
68
$1634 29
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
To the Board of Public Works :
During 1902, 14,284 feet of ten inch, 2,500 feet of eight inch and 3,517 feet of six inch main pipe was laid. 12 ten inch, 4 eight inch, 19 six inch valves and 19 hydrants were set as follows :
PIPE
VALVES
STREET
FROM
To
10 in.
8 in.
6 in.
10 in.
8 in.
6
Hy-
Lowell
Andover
Dascomb
2587
6
3
1
3
1
Dascomb
Lowell
Osgood
1807
5
2
1
2
Osgood
Dascomb
Bellevue
8454
35
4
7
7
Private land-Lowell road
870
2
Lowell road-Pumping Station
530
7
1
1
1
Gardener
Reservoir
Holt
800
6
1
1
1
Holt
Gardener
Salem
1700
2
2
2
Avon
Summer
451
1
1
Haverhill
Dead end
Manders
1384
1
2
River
Dead end
Stott's
1145
1
1
Porter
Dead end
Dead end
451
1
1
Total,
12284
2500
3517
12
4
19
19
Total length of main pipe in service, 29.69 miles.
Total number of public hydrants, 215.
39 applications for service pipes were received and 39 ser- vices laid.
Total number of applications to date, 960.
Total number of services in use, 934.
List showing length, size, and style of service pipes in use :
Laid during 1902.
Kind,
Cement Lined
Lead Lined.
Tarred.
Lead.
Cast- Iron.
Total.
Sizes
3. 1,1} & 2 In.
3,1, 14
2 & 2} Inches.
& & 1 Inch.
4 Inch.
No. of Services, Owned by Town, Owned by Individ
35 903.4 2009.4
84
37 987.4 2432.4
Total for 1902,
2912.8
507
3419.2
Previously Reported,
No. of Services, Length in feet,
612 47582.3
239 15698.6
7 1023.9
6 817.0
3 738.2
897 65582.1
Total Jan. 1903,
No. of Services, Length in feet,
612 47582.3
274 18611.4
9 1530.9
6
3
934 69001.9
& 2 In.
2
423
in. drants
MONTHLY RECORD OF PUMPING SERVICE, 1902
Month.
Days.
Time.
Lift, including
friction and suction.
LBS. COAL USED.
DUTY Ft. lbs. with 100 lbs. Coal.
Average
consumption.
January
22
141 15
330
29,550
11,700
41,250
10,271,037
95,584,974
68,463,616
gallons. 331,323
February
20
117 10
330
22.750
10,500
33,250
8,612,123
104,102,588
71,258,159
307,576
March
22
131 00
330
22,820
10.600
33,420
9,424,346
113.571,210
77,549,229
304,011
April
21
132 15
330
23.100
7,550
30,650
8,852,134
101,356,575
76.324,205
295,071
May
23
157 45
330
27,400
7,750
35,150
11,182,231
111,865,459
87,200.955
360,717
June
21
142 30
330
24,750
7,425
32,175
9,985,269
106,888,475
82,236,176
332,842
July
22
131 45
330
23,850
9,100
32,950
9,447,131
108.929,196
78,875,913
304,746
August
22
139 05
316
25,150
8,300
33,450
9,758,948
102,262,502
73,898,413
314,804
September
22
153 35
300
28,200
8,500
36,700
10,643,799
94,359,920
72,505,391
354,460
October
24
139 25
300
25,300
9,500
34,800
10,234,404
101,130,484
73,520,024
330,136
November
21
133 05
300
22,850
8,450
31,300
9,632,469
105,388.063
76,936.653
321,082
December
22
133 25
300
25,850
11,100
36,950
9,987,561
96,591,346
67,574,831
322,180
Totals
262
1652 15
319
301,570
110,475
412,045
118.031.451
106,448,567
77,908,470
323,377
D
Pumping.
Banking Starting, Etc.
Total.
Gallons pumped.
By coal used pumping.
By total coal used.
daily
H M
ft.
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31 meters were set during the year. The following list shows number, size, and style of meters in service January, 1903 :
NAME
12 in. 34 in. 1 in. 112 in. 2 in. Totals
Crown
185
3
5
93
Nash
144
2
2
148
Empire
2
1
2
5
Thomson
106
1
1
108
Hersey
72
72
Lambert .
27
27
Trident
218
5
2
3
228
Union Rotary
6
6
Columbia.
7
7
Buffalo
6
6
Elevator
1
Totals,
673
5
11
4
7
701
An electric Telemeter, indicating and recording every two inch change in the level of the water in the reservoir, has been installed.
Sewers.
During 1902, 1448.06 feet of sewer and 826 feet of under- drain was laid, as follows : Abbot Street 1099.55 feet of sewer, 826 feet of underdrain ; Harding Street 348.51 feet of sewer.
46 applications for house connections were received and 46 connections laid. Length of connections laid during year, 3163 feet.
Total number of applications received to date, 386.
Total number of connections in service, 367.
Total length of house connections, 23,959 feet, 4.538 miles.
The works are in good condition, the only special expense to be met during the coming year will be for repairs on boiler No. 2, which are now being made. The cleaning and renewing of the old cement lined service pipes will soon become a factor in the operation of the Water Department ; no serious expense is liable to be incurred on this account, however, during 1903. The operation of the new water
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rates appears to have given general satisfaction. While the rendering of the bills quarterly increases the cost of meter reading and clerical work, the increased cost is fully compen- sated for by the gain in the efficiency of the meter system and the satisfaction of the consumers.
Respectfully submitted, JOHN E. SMITH.
903-ANNILAL
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