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We also transmit the accompanying report of the Super- intendent, conveying in detail the transactions of the year.
SEWER DEPARTMENT
No. connections made in 1904, 29
No. connections to date, 419
Sewer bonds issued for construction, $130,000.00
Bonds redeemed in 1903 and 1904, 40,000.00
Outstanding, $90,000.00
Interest on bonds, $4005.00
Sinking funds,
$22,865.86
About 304 feet of sewer was laid in Abbot street, con- necting the two ends and completing this line from School to Phillips. The amount of sewage in the Phillips street line has increased very materially, and, although the auto- matic pump in this street, which forces the sewage to the line in School street, is inspected daily it is liable to get clogged from obstacles in the sewage, and may sometime fail to do its work. In order to avoid, if possible, any trouble should this occur, and the receiving tank fill, a pipe has been laid to carry off any overflow (should there be any) to several hundred feet away, where it can do no harm. It is expected that this will remove all trouble from this source. The volume of sewage in the whole system has
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more than doubled in the past four years, and another sludge bed to care for this increase will be needed this year. The filter beds suffered severely from the severe freezing last winter, and several hundred feet of the banks were almost ruined, but repairs were made as soon as possible, and with the favorable summer they are fairly well grassed over and are now in very good condition.
WATER DEPARTMENT
Received for water rates,
$11,818.53
Maintenance account,
$6,378.96 26
Services put in, 1904,
Services now in use,
981 757
No. of meters,
Bonds issued,
$230,000.00
Bonds outstanding,
$153,000.00
Cost of system,
$239,437.54 221
No. of hydrants,
No. of drinking fountains,
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Sinking funds,
$14,067.41
Interest account,
$6,137.50
Of the $230,000 worth of bonds sold to construct the water system, $150,000 worth, the first issue, were payable $5,000 each year; $50,000 were issued and sold at different times, and are secured by sinking funds ; and $30,000, issued in 1902, are payable $1,000 each year.
Less construction work has been done in this department than in any year of its existence.
Last spring an application was received from a prospective builder for a supply of water, with the assurance that if furnished a liberal quantity would be required. To do this the street line would have to be extended, and considerable expense incurred. As we had no funds for this purpose, and believing that water should be supplied, a contract was entered into whereby the party agreed to pay for the 728 feet of 8" pipe, the extension required, and all cost for laying
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and other necessary expenses connected therewithı. The cost for this material and labor was $716.80. The owner- ship of this line, like all in the system, is vested in the town, but the party is to be allowed 4 per cent. on the above cost. Yet, in no case, shall anything be allowed in excess of the yearly water rates. This contract may be cancelled by the town at any time by paying the $716.80. Should the popu- lation and wealth continue to increase in this part of the town, a high service may be necessary sometime in the future.
Reference was made last year to the bad condition of the coal shed at the pumping station. As only a few repairs were made from the maintenance account, it is in no better condition at the present time. It seems that something should be done to save the building from ruin, and also to have some suitable place for the coal. It can hardly be expected that one man can tend the pump and do the firing unless the coal is near at hand and in good condition to handle, which would not be the case if it is exposed to the elements, especially in the winter months.
The amount of water required has been considerably in excess of the normal increase that is expected from year to year, and may in some measure be attributed to the large amount required for town purposes. The introduction of new sanitary arrangements in several of the schools have required far more than under previous conditions. The town is now being supplied in the Osgood, West. Centre, Bradlee, Indian Ridge, Richardson, John Dove, Stowe, and Punchard Schools, Memorial Hall, Annex and Heating Plant at John Dove Schools, Town House, two Engine Houses, Poor Farm, and for road rollers, road building, drain flush- ing, street sprinkling, two sewer pumps, eight fountains, and 221 hydrants, which is estimated will take 13,700,000 gallons, or nearly 10 per cent. of water pumped.
The Water System now comprises 30.5 miles of street pipe, 221 hydrants, 14.15 miles service pipe, brick pumping
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station, two boilers, one Deane vertical pump, one Blake compound duplex pump, and all necessary appurtenances, one coal shed, dwelling house, ice house, repair shop, store shed and barn, reservoir and telemeter.
We would ask an appropriation of $1,200 for repairs on coal shed, $1,000 for construction purposes, and $6,600 for maintenance.
Very respectfully,
JOHN L. SMITH FELIX G. HAYNES Board of LEWIS T. HARDY JOHN W. BELL Public Works
JAMES C. SAWYER
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SINKING FUNDS
Water Loans. Issue of 1890
To redeem bonds Nos. 151 to 160 inclusive. To balance Jan., 1904,
$4346 51
Received from Town of Andover,
150 00
Received interest Lowell Institution for Savings,
21 20
Received interest City Institution for Savings, Lowell, 25 62
Received interest Essex Savings Bank, 43 72
Received interest Merrimac River Savings Bank, ₡26 10
Received interest Andover Savings Bank, 58 38
Received interest Broadway Savings Bank, 1 50
$4673 03
Invested as follows:
Deposited in Lowell Institution for
Savings, $ 551 63
Deposited in City Institution for Sav- ings, Lowell, 666 86
Deposited in Essex Savings Bank, 1126 35
Deposited in Merrimac River Sav- ings Bank, 672 74
Deposited in Broadway Savings Bank, 151 50
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, 1503 95
$4673 03
Issue of 1892
To redeem bonds Nos. 161 to 170 inclusive. To balance Jan., 1904,
$2581 58
Received from Town of Andover, 150 00
Received interest Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank, 48 72
Received interest Broadway Savings Bank, 55 54
Received interest Andover Savings Bank, 3 00
$2838 84
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Invested as follows : Deposited in Lowell Five Cent Sav- ings Bank, $1255 15
Deposited in Broadway Savings Bank, 1430 69
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, 153 00
$2838 84
Issue of 1893
To redeem bonds Nos. 171 to 180 inclusive. To balance Jan., 1904, $2142 20
Received from Town of Andover, 150 00
Received interest Central Savings Bank, Lowell, 44 84
Received interest Andover Savings Bank, 41 66
Received interest Broadway Savings Bank, 1 50
$2380 20
Invested as follows :
Deposited in Central Savings Bank, $1155 16
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, 1073 54
Deposited in Broadway Savings Bank, 151 50
$2380 20
Issue of 1895
To redeem bonds Nos. 181 to 195 inclusive.
To balance Jan., 1904,
$2706 35
Received from Town of Andover. 225 00
Received interest Merrimac River Savings Bank, 18 60
Received interest Lawrence Savings Bank, 42 94
Received interest Haverhill Savings Bank, 41 71
Received interest Andover Savings Bank, 4 50
$3039 10
Invested as follows :
Deposited in Merrimac River Sav- ings Bank, $ 479 59
Deposited in Lawrence Savings Bank, 1106 33
Deposited in Haverhill Savings Bank, 1223 68
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, 229 50
$3039 10
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Issue of 1898
To redeem bonds Nos. 196 to 200 inclusive. To balance Jan., 1904,
$1018 60
Received from Town of Andover,
75 00
Received interest Mechanics Savings Bank,
41 14
Received interest Andover Savings Bank, 1 50
$1136 24
Invested as follows :
Deposited in Mechanics Savings Bank, $1059 74
. Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, 76 50
$1136 24
Total Water Bonds, $14067 41
Sewer Loan
To Balance Jan., 1904, $42991 01
Received interest on Bonds to Apr. 1, 1904,
192 50
Received from Town of Andover Sewer Assess-
ments,
8930 91
Received interest Andover National Bank, 715 25
Received interest Salem Savings Bank, 36 19
$52,865 86
CREDIT
By 11 Sewer Bonds delivered to Town Treasurer to be redeemed, $11000 00
Cash paid Town Treasurer to redeem 19 Sewer Bonds, 19000 00
$30000 00
Total for Sewer Bonds,
$22865 86
JOHN L. SMITH,
LEWIS T. HARDY,
Sinking Fund
JAMES C. SAWYER,
JOHN W. BELL,
Commissioners.
FELIX G. HAYNES, )
Approved February 11, 1905.
GEORGE A. HIGGINS, CHARLES B. JENKINS, NESBIT G. GLEASON,
Auditors.
FINANCIAL REPORT
WATER DEPARTMENT
Receipts
Water rates, $11818 53
Various parties, service pipe and meters, 1397 96
Trustees Phillips Academy, laying pipe and repairs, 1074 08
Mrs. Emma G. Whipple, laying pipe, 716 80
H. E. Hall, horse, 70 00
Andover Sewer Department, use of teams, 60 00
James Phinney, horse, 40 00
Various parties, off and on water,
19 48
Various parties, repairing frozen meters, 32 34
Various parties, dynamite, 40 62
Methuen waterworks, 6 inch pipe, 60 61
Oliver Vennard, junk,
15 49
Hardy & Cole, manure, pipe and labor,
33 56
Andover Street department, surveying and labor,
23 76
Smith & Manning, repairs on coffee mill, 10 25
Andover School department, changing service pipe, 18 04
Marland Mills, cast iron pipe,
9 62
Dr. J. P. Torrey, piping,
8 15
H. W. Tarbell, pipe, 8 52
West Church society, piping,
3 44
Mrs. F. A. Flint, piping and thawing,
3 52
Peter D. Smith, repairing pipe,
1 53
Amount carried forward, $15466 30
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Amount brought forward, $15466 30
Dr. W. R. Arnold, blasting, 2 54
T. A. Holt & Co., pumping out cellar, 1 00
Nathan Gage, testing meter, 1 00
George Morse, oil barrels, 8 40
Pearson Brothers, piping,
4 74
W. S. Ronan, repairing pipe,
1 75
W. L. Knowles, pumping out well,
3 60
Est. J. W. Barnard, changing meters,
1 40
South church society, repairs on pipe, 6 55
Lawrence Gas Co., stop and waste, 1 60
Marland Mills, repairs on gate,
1 38
Smith & Dove, Mfg., repairing leak, 3 35
C. E. Howland, pumping out cistern, 2 37
Babcock & Howland, flushing drain,
1 60
George Saunders, labor, 4 30
Fred Hulme, repairs on pipe,
73
Fred Goff, pumping cellar, 50
F. H. Hardy, thawing pipe,
15
Valpey Bros., flushing drain,
30
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., blasting,
98
F. H. Foster, repairs on tape,
15
Jos. Nuckley, cast iron pipe,
97
E. C. Pike, stop and waste,
92
hydrant, 5 61
$15522 19
Credits
Paid Geo. A. Parker, treasurer,
Water Rates,
$11818 53
Pipe Account,
3703 66
$15522 19
Approved February 22, 1905.
GEORGE A. HIGGINS, CHARLES B. JENKINS, NESBIT G. GLEASON,
Auditors.
Trustees Abbot Academy, repairs on
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Maintenance
John E. Smith, salary,
$1370 19
George E. Hussey, salary,
784 10
George W. Spickler, salary,
839 80
George Guthrie, foreman,
528 75
John Guthrie, foreman, 281 50
F. A. Andrews, clerical work,
122 60
John Schofield, labor,
147 84
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
254 39
Hanson & Parker, coal,
608 25
H. S. Macomber & Co., oil,
133 14
New River Coal & Coke Co., coal,
89 95
Jos. Bourdelais, hauling coal,
98 96
Daniel Davis, labor, 34 94
Patrick McDonnell, labor,
15 37
J. F. Dibble, indicator records,
14 10
Greenwood & Daggett Co., packing and polish, 34 83
F. E. Gleason, coal and straw,
47 61
W. A. Jepson, coal,
58 30
Sumner & Goodwin Co., pipe fittings,
14 40
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., waste, packing, etc., 22 71
Car Fares,
30 99
Andrew Hurley, labor,
11 79
Smith & Manning, grain, kerosene, etc.,
91 91
Thomson Meter Co., parts of meters, 23 95
Nightengale & Childes Co., pipe covering, 26 40
Arthur Bliss, P. M., stamps and box rent, 93 66
William Harnady, labor, 89 74
W. E. Rutter & Co., fittings,
62 20
Andover Press, printing, 41 00
National Meter Co., parts of meters, 11 36
G. W. Davidson, labor, 21 00
W. H. Higgins, horse hire,
62 00
Amount carried forward, $6067 73
13
Amount brought forward,
$6067 73
Herbert Wright, labor,
15 75
Frank Maciocia, labor, 26 17
D. W. Pingree Co., lumber, 37 91
Laflin & Rand Powder Co., dynamite,
14 88
Deane Steam Pump Co., parts of pump,
15 50
Wright Stafford, repairs on boiler, 22 12
P. M. Jefferson, wood, 28 00
Lotta Celestino, labor, 11 97
Hardy & Cole, lumber and labor,
90 89
Frank E. Dodge, plastering,
10 10
George Saunders, stove pipe,
14 70
Jos. Marino, labor, 1 36
G. A. Higgins & Co., stationery,
7 56
Driscoll and O'Brien, repairing furnace,
9 60
John Avoli, labor,
2 33
Geo. I. Rhodes, labor,
1 33
Frank Travers, labor,
7 88
Harry P. Abbott, labor,
7 50
Tuttle's Express,
2 20
Lubron Mfg. Co., packing,
5 00
Rosati Vingenzo, labor,
3 50
John McLennan, labor,
7 78
Chapman Valve Co., hydrant screw,
1 54
A. M. Colby, repairing harness,
70
Dominic Cerroni, labor,
3 37
Frank Prez, labor,
7 73
Benj. Brown, rubber boots,
7 00
Neptune Meter Co., parts of meters, 1 95
F. W. Foster Mfg. Co., grate bars, 8 60
J. A. Smart, Agt., premium on bonds, 4 00
Fred Byrom, brass castings, 6 00
Chadwick, Boston Lead Co., lead pipe,
3 80
Ludlow Valve Co., gate screws,
7 80
1 30
National Plating Co., nickle plating, E. C. Pike, fittings,
2 41
Amount carried forward,
$6467 96
14
Amount brought forward,
$6467 96
W. H. Welch & Co., fittings, 1 00
Geo. W. Fraize, labor, 3 11
Samuel Smith, tools,
2 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tolls, 7 47
Henry McLawlin, hardware,
6 70
Morrison & O'Connell, blacksmithing,
5 15
American Express Co.,
7 05
Andover National Bank, box rent,
5 00
Lawrence Gas Co., tubing and mantles,
95
Frank R. Goodwin, labor,
39
W. H. Tracy, erasing fluid,
25
Patrick Rice, labor,
49
Hersey Mfg. Co., parts of meters,
10
Frank McCusker, labor,
78
Anderson & Bowman, blacksmithing,
9 40
J. H. Richardson, hay,
84 70
E. H. Adams, hay,
40 55
Chas. G. Hussey, names,
3 00
Dr. A. W. Baker, dentistry,
2 00
$6648 05
Credit to Maintenance
Various parties, turning off and on water, $19 48
Various parties, removing frozen meters, 32 34
Andover Street Department, surveying and labor, 23 76
Smith & Manning, repairs on coffee mill, 10 25
Hardy & Cole, manure, 14 00
George Morse, oil barrels,
8 40
T. A. Holt & Co., pumping water out of cellar, 1 00
Nathan Gage, testing meter,
1 00
Amount carried forward, $110 23
15
Amount brought forward, $110 23
Pearson Brothers, repairs on service pipe, 4 74
W. S. Ronan, repairs on service pipe, 1 75
W. L. Knowles, pumping out well, 3 60
Est. J. W. Barnard, changing meters, 1 40
Trustees Phillips Academy, repairs ser- vice pipe, 2 70
Trustees Abbot Academy, repairs on hydrant, 5 61
South Church Society, repairs on service pipe, 6 55
Various parties, dynamite, 2 68
Lawrence Gas Co., stop and waste,
1 60
Marland Mills, repairs on gate,
1 38
Hardy & Cole, blasting,
2 12
Smith & Dove Mfg. Co., repairing leak, 3 35
C. E. Howland, pumping out cistern, 2 37
Babcock & Howland, flushing drain,
1 60
George Saunders, labor,
4 30
Fred Hulme, repairs on service pipe, 73
30
Fred Goff, pumping water out of cellar,
50
Frank Hardy, thawing service pipe, 15
30
Valpey Brothers, flushing drain, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., blasting,
98
F. H. Foster, repairs on tape,
15
Sewer Department, use of teams,
60 00
Service Pipe, use of teams,
25 00
Pipe Distribution, use of teams,
25 00
$269 09
Net cost of Maintenance,
$6378 96
Mrs. F. A. Flint, thawing pipe,
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Service Pipe
W. F. Rutter, pipe and fittings, $414 37
Chadwick, Boston Lead Co., lead, 115 85
Neptune Meter Co., meters,
96 50
Sumner & Goodwin Co., fittings, 83 51
National Meter Co., meters,
72 00
John Guthrie, foreman, 74 38
H. R. Worthington, meters,
57 60
John Schofield, labor,
48 33
John E. Smith, salary,
45 80
Frank Maciocia, labor,
34 01
George Guthrie, foreman,
38 25
The George E. Gilchrist Co., fittings,
23 68
Daniel Davis, labor,
21 73
Mike Caffee, labor,
20 71
Joe Marino, labor,
20 52
Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co., fittings,
19 45
Rosatti Vingenzo, labor,
18 28
Lotta Celestino, labor,
19 54
Frank Travers, labor,
17 98
Laflin & Rand Powder Co., dynamite,
12 19
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
12 39
John Avoli, labor,
14 68
Patrick McDonnell, labor,
11 46
Andrew Hurley, labor,
11 47
Frank McCusker, labor,
11 96
Patrick Rise, labor,
11 86
Greenwood & Daggett Co., sidewalk boxes, 11 64
Jos. Lane, labor, 10 60
Frank McLennan, labor,
9 92
Patrick Diforini, labor,
8 46
Chapman Valve Co., valve,
7 98
George E. Hussey, salary,
7 00
Robert Boyle, labor,
6 71
James Ross, labor,
5 15
Amount carried forward, $1395 96
17
Amount brought forward, $1395 96
E. C. Pike, gasoline and fittings,
3 94
The Fairbanks Co., valve,
3 90
American Express Co.,
3 80
Tuttle's Express,
3 40
Frank Prez, labor,
3 31
M. T. Davidson, casting,
3 50
Morrison & O'Connell, rods and wrenches,
2 85
George Saunders, faucet,
85
Smith & Manning, kerosene,
80
William Harnady, labor,
60
Use of teams,
25 00
$1447 91
Credit to Service Pipe
Various parties, service pipe and meters, $1397 96 Andover School Department, changing pipe at Punchard School, 18 04
17 59
Hardy & Cole, pipe and labor,
17 44
Dr. J. P. Torrey, extending service pipe,
8 15
H. W. Tarbell, pipe,
8 52
West Church Society, pipe and labor, 3 44
Mrs. F. A. Flint, changing service pipe,
3 22
Peter D. Smith, repairs on pipe,
1 53
E. C. Pike, stop and waste,
92
Thomas Manion, dynamite and labor,
79
$1477 60
Pipe Distribution
W. F. Rutter & Co., pipe and fittings, $830 29
John Guthrie, foreman,
105 28
Frank Maciocia, labor,
102 86
Patrick McDonnell, labor,
94 04
Amount carried forward, $1132 47
John N. Cole, dynamite,
18
Amount brought forward,
$1132 47
Rensselaer Mfg. Co., hydrants,
81 60
Daniel Davis, labor, 82 89
Lotta Celestino, labor,
70 76
Frank Travers, labor,
70 79
Richards & Co., lead,
73 06
John Schofield, labor,
70 73
John E. Smith, salary,
64 38
Mike Caffee, labor,
69 43
Laflin & Rand Powder Co., dynamite,
54 14
Frank Travers, labor,
57 36
A. P. Richardson, teaming,
16 50
Dominic Cerroni, labor,
16 09
Frank Prez, labor,
20 18
Gutterson & Gould, lead,
16 65
Charles O'Donnell, labor,
21 51
Patrick Diforini, labor,
22 86
Joseph Lane, labor,
25 48
John Avoli, labor,
29 48
Frank McCusker, labor,
23 04
M. T. Stevens & Sons Co., pipe,
9 62
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight,
5 52
George E. Hussey, salary,
4 04
F. E. Gleason, coal,
1 50
James Ross, labor,
2 53
Greenwood & Daggett Co., jute,
4 80
Patrick Rise, labor,
8 56
Abanese Guillano, labor,
1 36
Tony Fuschi, labor,
1 24
Antonio Dislanch, labor,
1 24
A. Fusco, labor,
1 24
Joseph Forger, labor,
1 36
Wad Newberg, labor,
1 07
John Sczlinas, labor,
1 07
Frank Lawalo, labor, ,
1 07
Amount carried forward,
$2065 62
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Amount brought forward,
$2065 62
A. Katz,
1 07
James Nebrzedwosky, labor,
3 38
Antonio Dirgus, labor,
2 67
Sam Catano, labor,
7 19
Sante Cassell, labor,
6 22
Frank R. Goodwin, labor,
4 96
John Buckley, labor,
1 75
Antonio Leggeiero, labor,
7 19
Antonio Andre, labor,
1 24
Frank Zemba, labor,
3 38
George Guthrie, foreman,
2 25
Dr. C. E. Abbott, services,
5 00
Car fares,
1 04
R. D. Wood & Co., tee,
17 78
Use of teams,
25 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tools,
87
American Express Co.,
50
Daniel Davis, labor,
58
John Pitt, labor,
68
$2158 37
Credit to Pipe Distribution
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Trustees Phillips Academy, 6" pipe and
laying.
$1071 38
Mrs. Emma G. Whipple, laying 8" pipe, 716 80
Various parties, dynamite,
19 56
Methuen Waterworks, 6" pipe,
60 61
Oliver Vennard, junk,
15 49
Marland Mills, cast iron pipe,
9 62
Dr. W. R. Arnold, blasting,
2 54
John Buckley, cast iron pipe,
97
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$1896 97
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Tools
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., machine tools and files, $41 18
W. E. Rutter & Co., pipe dies, etc.,
11 26
Henry McLawlin, small tools, 1 63
$54 07
Buildings at Pumping Station
Hardy & Cole, lumber and labor,
$84 03
John Guthrie, labor,
8 67
William Harnady, labor,
5 83
Jos. Bourdelais, teaming,
4 50
$103 03
Construction Expenses
Herbert Wright, transit man,
$10 00
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., tape, 6 50
F. A. Andrews, rodman, 2 82
$19 32
Office Fixtures
A. Kaiser, curtain,
$0 75
$0 75
Credit to Teams
H. E. Hall, horse,
$70 00
Jas. Phinney, horse,
40 00
$110 00
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Summary of Approved Bills
Maintenance,
$6648 05
Pipe Distribution,
2133 37
Service Pipe,
1422 91
Buildings at Pumping Station,
103 03
Tools,
54 07
Construction Expenses,
19 32
Office Fixtures,
75
$10381 50
Summary Cost of Construction
Office Fixtures,
$ 549 75
Reservoir,
11074 59
Buildings at Pumping Station,
9536 72
Coal Shed,
806 97
Pipe Distribution,
157380 76
Service Pipe,
13749 31
Construction Expenses,
7469 48
Suction Pipe,
1309 46
Grading Land,
1739 12
Pumping Plant,
26883 37
Tools,
1966 37
Teams,
583 65
Work Shop,
1271 88
Water and Land Damages,
4294 74
Telephone,
124 62
Telemeter,
696 75
$239437 54
SEWER DEPARTMENT
Maintenance
George Mander, care of filter beds,
$637 58
John E. Smith, salary,
137 29
George Guthrie, foreman,
130 25
John Guthrie, foreman,
47 84
John Schofield, labor,
33 33
Frank E. Gleason, teams and wood,
21 25
Garfield Abbott, teaming,
12 25
George Fraize, labor,
10 41
Jerry Sullivan, labor,
10 09
Andover Water Department, use of team,"
10 00
Daniel Davis, labor,
7 82
John McLennen, labor,
7 88
William Harnedy, labor,
7 53
Hardy & Cole, cement,
6 75
Frank Macocia, labor,
6 91
Chadwick Boston Lead Co., lead pipe,
6 46
Rossetti Vingenzo, labor,
6 32
Lotta Celestino, labor,
3 11
Andrew Hurley, labor,
3 09
Patrick McDonald, labor
2 57
John Avoli, labor,
2 33
Dominic Deferino, labor,
1 94
Dominic Cerroni, labor,
89
Henry McLawlin, tools,
76
Smith & Manning, supplies,
45
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight,
25
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., tolls,
20
$1115 55
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House Connections
Portland Stoneware Co., vitrified pipe,
195 88
John Guthrie, foreman,
108 14
John Schofield, labor,
93 20
Lotta Celestino, labor,
67 48
John E. Smith, salary,
66 57
Patrick McDonald, labor, 56 77
Daniel Davis, labor,
55 40
Frank Macocia, labor,
49 40
Waldo Bros., cement,
42 00
James Ross, labor,
37 15
Mike Caffee, labor,
36 28
Joe Marino, labor,
28 40
Frank Prez, labor,
26 36
Andover Water Department, use of teams,
25 00
Smith & Manning, cheese cloth,
21 66
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight,
19 93
Andover Street Department, teaming,
18 69
Frank Travers, labor,
14 97
George Saunders, soil pipe,
13 84
Andrew Hurley, labor,
12 93
Walter French, teaming,
9 00
Joseph Lane, labor,
8 27
Wm. H. Welch & Co., akron pipe,
6 54
John Griffin, labor,
6 34
Patrick Deferino, labor,
6 13
Charles O'Donnell, labor,
5.60
John Avoli, labor,
4 57
Broad Guage Iron Works, cistern covers,
4 49
Rossetti Vingenzo, labor,
4 28
Geo. E. Hussey, salary,
4 00
Patrick Rice, labor, 3 79
A. P. Richardson, teaming,
3 00
Frank McCusker, labor,
2 72
Tyer Rubber Co., rubber mittens,
2 20
Amount carried forward, $1060 98
24
Amount brought forward,
$1060 98
John Pitt, labor,
1 85
John Riley, labor,
1 75
Santa Cassell, labor,
1 75
Antonio Leggerio, labor,
1 75
George Fraize, labor,
1 75
Sam. Catano, labor,
1 36
Henry McLawlin, line,
1 26
Dominic Deferino, labor,
78
George Guthrie, foreman,
50
Robert Boyle, labor,
29
Moses T. Stevens & Sons, sand,
15
$1074 17
Common Sewers
Portland Stoneware Co., vitrified pipe,
$232 45
Hardy & Cole, lumber,
110 80
John E. Smith, salary,
83 65
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., akron pipe, 55 94
John Guthrie, foreman,
55 12
John Schofield, labor,
48 35
Frank Macocia, labor,
41 66
Mike Caffee, labor,
39 37
Joe Marino, labor,
34 90
Lotta Celestino, labor,
32 27
B. & M. R. R. Co., freight,
30 85
Joseph Lane, labor,
30 42
Frank McCusker, labor,
31 69
Pat Rice, labor,
30 33
Frank Travers, labor,
28 77
John Avoli, labor,
28 19
Pat Deferino, labor,
28 67
Waldo Bros., cement,
27 50
Daniel Davis, labor,
26 10
W. J. Jones, cover stones,
24 75
Amount carried forward,
$1021 78
25
Amount brought forward,
$1021 78
Andover Water Dep't, use of teams,
25 00
Pat McDonald, labor,
22 38
John Buckley, labor,
21 19
John O'Collins, teaming,
18 00
Antonio Leggefio, labor,
17 69
Sam Catano, labor,
16 72
Toney Bellusa, labor,
16 18
Climax Powder Co., dynamite,
14 88
Walter French, stone and teaming,
14 50
Smith & Manning, cheese cloth,
13 96
Wm. H. Higgins, horse hire,
12 00
Santa Cassell, labor,
9 14
Mechanics' Iron Foundry, manhole cover,
8 90
Robert Boyle, labor,
7 78
John Griffin, labor,
7 44
Frank Prez, labor,
6 13
Frank R. Goodwin, labor,
3 50
Geo. E. Hussey, salary,
2 67
James Ross, labor,
68
Henry McLawlin, line,
20
$1260 72
Engineering
Frost & Adams, paper and planimeter, $32 96
Geo. I. Rhodes, drafting,
67
Herbert Wright, transmit man,
2 44
F. A. Andrews, rodman,
1 75
$37 82
Tools
Henry McLawlin, small tools,
$20 83
Harold Bond & Co., forge,
16 00
Treat Hardware & Supply Co., taps,
50
Wright Stafford, boiler tubes and labor,
5 60
$42 93
26
Office Fixtures
Library Bureau, file case, $9 70
$9 70
Teams
George S. Cole, sheriff, horse, $175 00
$175 00
Summary of Approved Bills
Maintenance,
$1115 55
House Connections,
1074 17
Common Sewers,
1260 72
Engineering,
37 82
Tools,
42 93
Office Fixtures,
9 70
Teams,
175 00
$3715 89
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
To the Board of Public Works :
During 1904, 728 feet of eight-inch and 960 feet of six-inch pipe was laid and two six-inch valves and two hy- drants were set as follows :
Main street, from dead end to Mrs. Emma G. Whipple's, 728 feet of eight-inch pipe, 1 six-inch valve and 1 hydrant. This pipe was laid under a special agreement with Mrs. Whipple.
From Main street to house of Prof. Moorhead, 960 feet of six-inch pipe, 1 six-inch valve and 1 hydrant. This pipe was paid for by the Trustees of Phillips Academy and Prof. Moorhead, except such portion as crosses Main street.
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