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Berkshire County.
First District-B. F. Mather, Jr., Williams- town, R. Second-W. F. Darby, North Adams, and H. II. Holmes, Adams, R. Third -S. N. Russell* and Frank W. Rockwell, Pittsfield, R. Fourth-Leonard McCulloch, Savoy, R. Fifth-Elizur Smith, Lee, R. Sixth -Dr. S. N. Reynolds, Richmond, R. Seventh -Walter B. Peck, Egremont, R. Eighth-3i. J. Smith, Sheffield, R.
Hampshire County.
First District-Henry S. Sheldon, South- ampton, and William M. Gaylord, Southamp- ton, R., and Abbott, D. Second-R. M. Mon- tague, Hadley, R. Third-Alvin Barros, Goshen, R. Fourth-Professor E. P. Crowell, Amherst, R. Fifth-Frederick W. Hosmer, Ware, K.
Middlesex County.
First District-Edwin B. Hale* and George W. Park, Cambridge, Reps. Second District-, James il. Sparrow, A. C, Webber and Lucius R. Paige*, Cambridge, Reps. Third District- Joseph J. Kelley*, Cambridge, D. and G. Fourth District-Richard E. Nickerson*, Som- erville, R. Fifth District-Enos T. Luce, Som- erville, R. Sixth District-Jacob T. Glines* Somerville, R. Seventh District-John H. Hooper, Medford, R. Eighth District-Elisha S. Converse* and James P. Magee, Malden, R. Ninth District-Joseph D. Wilde, Melrose, R. Tenth District-Johu Berry, Stoneham, R. Eleventh District-Dr. Azel Ames, Wake- field, R. Twelfth District-Daniel H. Wadlin, Reading, R. Thirteenth District-Montres- sor S. Seelye, Woburn, D. and G. But. Four- teenth District-Josiah F. Stone, Winchester, R. Fifteenth District-William H. Ingraham, Watertown, R. Sixteenth District-Levi C. Wade* and Chas. E. Ranlett*, Newton, Reps. Seventeenth District-David Randall, Walt- ham, R. Eighteenth District-Augustus E. Bea Scott, Lexington, R. Nineteenth District- John W. Peabody, Dracut, R. Twentieth District~Wm. N. Hoar, Lowell, D. Twenty- first District-Leavitt R. J. Varnum, Lowell, R. Twenty-second District-Robert E. Crowley, Lowell, D. and G. But. Twenty-third District-James W. Bennett, Lowell, R. Twenty-fourth District-William H. Wiggin, Lowell, R. and Pro. Twenty-fifth District-John J. Pickman, Lowell, R. Twenty- sixth District-Richard Barrett, Concord, R. Twenty-seventh District - Alonzo S. Fiske, Weston, R. Twenty-eighth District-Frank Bigeiow, Natick, R. Twenty-ninth District- Jonathan Holbrook, But. D. Thirtieth Dis- trict-J. Whittemore, Hopkinton, R. Thirty- first District-Joel C. Clark, Framingham, R. Thirty-second District-D. S. Mooney, Marl- boro', D. and G. B. Thirty- third District- Edwin Whitney, Stow, R. Thirty-fourth Dis-
trict-Not reported. Thirty-fifth District- Frank W. Wright, Ashby, R.
Dakes County.
First District-Benjamin Clough*, Tisbury, R
VOTE OF LINN.
The result caused no surprise, and, although the Greenbackers were well satisfied with the vote in the city, they were thoroughly dis- gusted with- the "outside returns." Nathan Clark disappointed his Lynn sup- porters greatly, running more than 800 votes behind his ticket in this city. A more sorry looking set would be hard to find than the Greenbackers last evening. The rote was . the largest ever thrown. Business, as a gen-
eral thing,
was suspended during dis-
the day, and there were
no
turbances throughout the city. All the Green- back Representatives throughout the city were clected, and butler recorved a good ma- jority. The Republicans had a gala time last evening. The following are the full returns : FOR GOVERNOR.
Wards.
1
5 2 3 104 275 688 773 743 4
25 96 3374
Thomas Talbot ...
28
81 441 608 541 476
54 2229
Josiah G. Abbott.
2
4
43
10
1
.. 39
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
John F. Arnold ... 102 361 €52 682 718 521
92 3038
John H. Arnold ...
135
3 210
John D. Long ....
30
13 9 63 85 442 625 567 490
54 2293
W'm. A. Plunsett.
2
4
48
34
38
6 172
George C. Ewing. 1 8 23 15 25
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Weston Howland.102 265 641 727 706 647
Henry B. Pierce ... 30 89 465 637 573 507
Henry C. Ewinz ... 2
4 50)
34 25
41 12
77
· FOR TREASURER AND RECEIVER-GENERAL.
91 3169 51 2332 6 255
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
W'm. D. Northend 104 263 660 733 706 636
92 3191
George Marston ..
29 92 142 632 576 502
170 58 2331 6
Orrin F. Gray ... 1
8 23 19
13 12
776
FOR AUDITOR
. 91 3086
Julius L& Clark ... J. E. Fitzgerald ..
30
92 441 636 573 506
39 40
168
Jonathan H.Orne. 1
8 23
18
15 12
.. 68
FOR COUNCILLOR.
Jas. N. Buffum .. 100 264 628 731 695 603 Harmon Hall .... 34 103 534 676 630 583
81 2537
FOR DEPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
Nathan Clark .... 92 211 658 703 663 568
90 2985
S. Z. Bowman ... 34 131 503 687 635 573 FOR REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY.
A. C. Goodell, Jr.
35 100 444 690-618 531 53 2477
J. T. Mahoney .... 98 259 670 715 701 635
96 3272 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
J. W. Raymond. . 20 99 448 €53 577 510 59 2575
A. H. Pettingill .. 3 14 156 107 88 214 9 588
S. F. Frescott .... 102 241 548 638 653 449 88 2719
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Benjamin A.
Ward. ........ 101 259 631 764 709 655 97 3166 E. K. Jenkins .... . 33 104 508 685 613 516 59 2518 SENATOR-FIRST ESSEX DISTRICT
Nathan M. Hawkes,
R ... 29 105 427 562 465 461 53 2105
George Foster, D .. 10 59 252 263 163 264 ... 1084
C. Wa'do Dyer, G.
& W. 94 184 448 526 501 411 ... 2303
C. D. Hills, F .. 3 12 37 53 114 34 ... 252 FOR 'REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT NINE-WARD THREE. Amasa C. Robin- son, G .. 625
E. F.F. Smith. R. 387
OscarF. Ingalls, D 105
A. E. Withes, P. 34 TEN-WARDS FOR REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT - ONE, TWO, FOUR, FIVE, SEVEN AND NAHANT.
D. R. Pickham, G ..
98 288 658 641 88 1773
C. A. Wentworth, G .. 93 271 6,72 661 87 1789
Wm. Lyons, G .. 88 208 +. .611 634 85 1689
Augustine Jones,
R .. .
27 73 .. 810 537 -58 :305
Thos. B. Newhall. R ..
...
28 74 593 537
58 1200
Wm. Luminus. R. 47 76 596 543
5º 1320
Je. A. Ingalls, D .. 3
H. H. Mnoroe, D.
3
5 171 160 12 351
N. F. Lewis. D ... 2
87
9 204
David N. John- sen, P. ...
8
99 21 16
1 46
T. P Pichard-
son, P .. 2
7
24 29 62
W. A. Gore, P ... 1
6
21 11 39 . ..
FOR REPRESENTATIVE-ELEVENTH LISTRICT, WARD SIX. Thomas H. Day, G. and D ... 595 595
Samuel B. Val-
568 . 568
pey, R. .
THE VOTE OF THE CITIES.
The following shows the votes of the cities
For Gove
1
ways,
6 7 Total.
Benj. F. Butler ...
Alonzo A. Miner .. 1
6
9
40 12
84
. 91 3179 59 2360 6 162
David B. Gurney .. 1 8 23
John H. Jennings. 102 261 658 731 636 640 Charles Endicott .. 30 89 443 633 572 506
David N. Skillings. 3 12 76 54 51 53
Richard Olney .... 21 4 46 34
38 41
59 2342 G
75 2796
61 2629
Davis J. King ....
102 263 657 728 706 639
4 49 35
18 15
27 31 695 6 138
5 134 103 9 254
...
Nowy Torty was fidug ju come mysterious manner from Mr. Boynton's coluiun to his principal op- ponent, and in Salem, it is said, there have been more votes tallied than there are voters, and also that votes are falling off from Mr. Carleton's column to that of Dr. Loring."
IN GENERAL.
Nantucket.
For Governor-Thomas Talbot, 363; Benjamin F. Butler, 53; Josiah G. Abbott, 36; Alonzo A. Miner, 1. For Lieutenant-Governor-John D. Long, 363; John F. Arnold, 53; William R. Plunkett, 35; H. C. Ewing, 1. For Secretary of State-Henry B. Peirce of Abington, 354; 9 97 fc Henry C. Ewing, 27; Weston Howland, 52; Gurney, 1. For Treasurer and Receiver-General- lacharles Endicott of Canton. 350; David N. Skil- tings, 28; John H. Jenuings, 52. For Attorney- General-George Marston of New Bedford, 372; Northend, 37; Allen Coffin, 1; Charles R. Train, 1; Orin T. Gray, 1. For State Auditor- Julius L. Clarke of Newton. 350; Jobn F. Fitzgerald, 27; Davis
J. King, 53.
m :- Representative in Congress: First District- William W. Crapo of New Bedford, 356; Matthias (Auis, 79. For Councillor: First District-John Brayton of Fall River, 356; S. B. Phin- (tay, 74. For Senator from Cape and and District-John B. D. Cogswell of Yarmouth, 352: Isaiah T. Jones, 83. For Rep- resentative in General Court-Charles B. Swain, 161; Henry Paddock, 282. Register of Probate and Insolvency for the County of Nantucket -- Samuel Swain, 437.
Additional Returns.
Edgartown: Governor-l'albot, 137; Butter, 38; Abbott, 15; Miner, 12, For Congress-Crapo, 147;
Tisbury-Talbot. 157; Butler, 75; Abbott, 7; Aliner, 15. For Congress-Crapo, 214.
Chilmark-Talbot, 44; Butler, 12; Abbott, 17. Benjamin Clough, for Representative, is 28 votes (head of P. L. Smith, with Gay Head and Gosnold wanting. Moses C. Vincent of Chilmark is elected County Commissioner, and Hebron Vincent of Edgartown, both over bolters, by a close vote. 6'6
: Possibility of a Contested Election in Spring-
field.
(Special Despatch to The Boston Globe. 1
SPRINGFIELD, Mass., November 7 .- It is possible that the election of. Leonard Clark of this city (Rep.) as County Commissioner may be con- ,tested by Lawson Sibley of this city (Dem.) In Chicopee 132 Greenbackers voted a ticket bearing the name of "I .. Clark of Springfield," for County Commissioner, and, as there is another L. Clark in this city, the Democrats claim that these votes should not be counted
are ready to affirm that it was their intention to vote for the Republican nominee for County Com- missioner, and the courts have held that it is the intention of the voters which is to decide all ques- tions of this kind. Should these 132 votes be 189 ; counted for Clark, he will be elected by seventy- 9 two plurality, but if they are not counted for him $ Sibley {Dem.) will be elected by sixty plurality. 12L 'The maiter will be decided by the Board of County Examiners, which is composed of the Judge and Register of Probate and the Clerk of the Courts, . Fall of whom are Republicans.
18 00
14 00
12 25
Newbury ..
151
78
Newburyport
965
136
1142
North Andover.
187
131
177
Peabody.
043
104
625
Rock port ..
268
4.0
503
Rowley
120
89
Jalem ..
1990
€31
1266
salisbury
344
18
265
Topsfield.
129
18
86
Wenham
84
21
72
West Newbury ..
187
13
213
Total. 28 towns. . 10,318
2661
10,277
Inring's plurality, 41.
The Salem Greenback leaders will petition today for recount of the vote in this District. aud the "hand- nome Dortor" does not yet rest in a condition of sweet security hat his election is sure.
Kr. r
ton Will Petition for a Recount of tes-Some Queer Developments.
YPORT. Mass., November 6 .- The 1. Boynton will petition for a re- tes in several towns in this Congres- ict. It is believed by many here that he The Ocean Wave, an evening paper in this city. says: "In Danvers a flop of
Butter. Abbott. Miner.
20, 82
25.1/2
Combri 'ge.
3,750
2,673
213
1,215
10
23
Fall River.
2.098
2,750
1
877
71
10
943
1,424
117
1,314
1,120
139
15
2.133
3.870
13.1
19
2,512
2,130
147
25
Lawrence ..
1,039
2.6,6
104
3
Saltar ....
2.232
1,52%
105
13
Touton. .
1,5.34
1,428,
26
16
4.852
3,785
230
123
2,191
1,31:4
1,18%
673
57
The result of the election in this State on Tues- day is now pretty definitely known in all its details. The vote for Governor, with only eight towns to hear from, is as follows:
Talbot, 134,103; Butler, 108.787; Abbot, 9803; Miner, 1977. Talbot's plurality, 25,321.
The Congressional delegation remains the same as reported yesterday, with the Sixth District still in doubt. The returns as published show a plu- rality of only forty-one votes for Doctor Loring, and as Mr. Boynton has petitioned for a recount it is not at all improbable that it will show a differ- ent result.
The Senate is largely Republican, but the House will contain more than its usual quota of Demo- trats, Greenbackers and Independents. The follow- ing returns will show the voles of those towns Ellis, 41; French, 12.
which failed to report in season for yesterday's edition:
The following additional returns of the vote in the Fourth Councillor District make the totals as follows:
Lane, 14.033: McLean, 17,227: Cushing, 118. Mc- Lean's plurality is increased by 799, giving him a plu- rality of 3194.
Lane. McLean. Cushing.
Ward 17-Precinct 4. .220
284
Precinct 2 ..
210
166
3
Ward 6-Precinct 3 ..
.100
301
..
Ward 10-Precinct 2.
289
85
Precinct 4
143
235
Amos Rowe, Greenbacker, is elected Representa- live from Rockport, Instead of Jason L. Curtis, as reported yesterday. The vote was as follows: Rowe, 727; Curtis, 411.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Loring's Plurality Now Estimated at Forty-
one-The Salem Greenbackers Will Peti- : for Leonard Clark. The Greenbackers, however,
tion for a Recount of the Votes.
The following is the latest corrected account of the vote for Representative in the Sixth Congressional District:
Loring.
Carleton. Boynton.
Amesbury
241
29
644
Boxford
115
38
Bradtord.
183
96
Dauvers
493
CO
507
Essex
162
158
Georgetown
245
102
132
Gloucester
217
1392
Groveland
158
98
130
Hamilton.
75
25
54 16
Haverhill.
1014
471
999
Ipswich.
342
51
234
Lynnfield.
71
15
25
Manchester.
89
32
163
Marblehead
4.02
216
851
Merrimac ...
214
18
176
Midaleton ..
94
76
3 00
17 00
ward,
$676 55 $4,659 97
Gl ucesler.
Haverh !! 1.
Lynn ...
658
899
10
Lowell
3,773
9,236
.. .
1,667
1,137
77
9
Wo ruster, ...
voj B. dford.
1,620
....
1,857
....
Boston.
107
Chelsea
Puchburs ..
1,212
Beverly.
614
47
....
6
19
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$676 55 $4,659 97
Paid J. N. Walsh, labor,
2 00
66
Michael Bowen, 66
1 00
" Patrick Sullivan, 66
9 00
688 55
EAST DISTRICT.
Paid Hosea B. Ellis,
$6 00
James Galvin,
2 25
66 James Kelley,
3 00
Stephen Nagle,
5 25
.6 Peter Walsh,'
3 00
" Wm. Donor,
1 75
66
Michael Dunn,
2 00
66 James Connors,
2 00
66 James O'Brien,
2 00
66 Patrick Sullivan,
2 00
66 John Cunniff,
2 00
66 E. W. Uunderwood, . .
3 00
.34 25
WEST DISTRICT.
Paid Edwin Burns,
labor,
$8 00
66 Luke A. Rideout,
66
8 00
66 Maurice Sheahan,
22 00
66 Wm. Crathorne,
66
6 00
66 Hosea B. Ellis,
" with team,
21 00
66 James Gallagher,
6 00
66
James Galvin,
66
1 50
66 L. P. Holbrook,
6 00
66
Henry Keating,
66
6 00
66
Thomas Lennon,
66
2 50
66 W. B. Nightingale,
66
6 00
James O'Brien,
66
10 00
66 Michael Dunn,
66
4 00
James Connors,
66
1 00
Amounts carried forward,
$108 00
$5,382 77
20
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$108 00 $5,382 77
Paid James Kelley,
labor,
4 00
Patrick Sullivan, 66
1 00
66 John Cunniff,
2 00
66 E. W. Underwood, .€
9 00
" J. Long,
" on culvert,
10 00
H. B. Ellis, carting stone,
137 50
NECK AND POINT DISTRICT.
Paid Michael Bowen,
labor,
$38 00
66 James Connors,
35 00
66 Michael Dunn,
47 00
66 Hosea B. Ellis,
" with teams,
111 75
Wm. Faxon,
14 00
.
66 Jere Falvey,
44 00
James Gallagher,
66
6 50
66 James Kelley,
66
65 00
66 John Kelley,
31 00
66
Nahum Thayer,
66
11 62
66 Edwin Burns,
7 00
66 J. D. Cain,
66
54 00
66 John Cunniff, ,
21 00
John Callahan, 66
14 00
66 Wm. Crathorne,
66
34 00
66
Albert Dailey,
66
10 50
66 John Denward,
20 00
W. M. French,
" with teams,
31 50
66 Patrick Garvin,
66
38 50
66 E. F. Hayden,
66
20 50
66 Henry Keating,
1 50
‹‹ Patrick Larkin,
12 00
66
Thomas Lennon,
9 00
Peter Martin,
66
10 00
Stephen Nagle,
" with teams,
63 88
66 Francis Nott,
66
90 75
Amounts carried forward, .
$837 00 $5,520 27
.
3 50
21
Highway, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$837 00 $5,520
Paid W. B. Nightingale, labor,
13 00
66 James O'Brien, 66
29 00
J. V. Packard, 66
91 87
Abram Prescott,
66
with team,
30 62
66 Luke A. Rideout,
18 00
60
Patrick Sullivan, 66
18 00
Maurice Sheahan,
3 50
66 Daniel Shea,
66
36 00
66 John Shea, 66
13 00
66 Michael Scully,
21 00
66
Frank Tucker,
4 37
66
E. W. Underwood,
66
76 50
66 Henry Vinal,
66
33 50
“
Peter Walsh,
30 00
66 John Walsh,
20 00
" James Connors,
10 00
66
Wm. Faxon,
12 25
66
Eugene Falvey, 66
10 00
James Galvin,
7 50
66 L. P. Holbrook,
66
31 00
66 Wm. Donor,
7 00
66
A. M. Litchfield, repairing street rails,
23 13
66
Isaac Phillips,
66
culvert,
3 00
H. H. Faxon, rails, 2 61
1,415 85
NEWCOMB STREET.
Paid J. D. Cain, labor,
$4 49
66
Hosea B. Ellis,
34 75
66 Fred. Dean,
2 00
66 James Gallagher, 66
23 50
66
E. F. Hayden,
18 50
66
James Kelley, 66
30 00
Henry Keating, 66
24 50
. Amounts carried forward,
$137 74 $6,936 12
.
34 00
J. N. Walsh,
22
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$137 74 $6,936 12
Paid Francis Nott,
labor with team,
63 00
Wm. Talbot, 66
2 00
66 Nahum Thayer, 66
6 75
E. W. Underwood, “
36 00
66 Michael Dunn, 66
32 50
66 L. P. Holbrook, 66
6 00
66 Wm. Crathorne, 66
19 00
Jere. Falvey,
5 00
66 John Kelley;
5 00
66 J. N. Walsh, 66
2 00
66 John Cunniff, 66
27 00
66 John Denward, 66
3 00
Stephen Nagle,
66
with team,
7 00
66
James Connors,
66
17 50
66 James O'Brien,
66
19 00
66 Patrick Sullivan,
3 00
66 Harvey French,
66
3 75
66
W. B. Nightingale, 66
8 00
66 Nahum Thayer,
7 13
Ellis & Chase, stone, 60 00.
470 37
EDWARDS STREET.
Paid James Connors, labor,
$14 00
66
Wm. Crathorne,
66
13 00
John Cunniff,
12 00
66 Michael Dunn, 66
13 00
66 James Kelley, 66
11 50
James O'Brien, 66
8 00
66 E. W. Underwood, 66
12 75
84 25
NEW ROAD, FROM WILLARD TO CROSS STREETS.
Paid James Connors, labor,
$3 50
" Wm. Crathorne,
3 50
Amounts carried forward,
$7 00 $7,490 74
23
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$7 00
$7,490 74
Paid John Cunniff,
labor,
3 50
66
Michael Dunn,
3 50
James Kelley, 66
3 50
66 James O'Brien, 66 .
3 50
66 E. W. Underwood, “
6 00
Plan of New Street,
. 3 00
30 00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid Derrick, C. N. Hunt,
$260 00
66
Carting, on derrick,
2 50
Freight, " 66
6 10
66 Ames Plow Co., shovels,
17 75
66 H. W. Hosie, carting,
1 00
Stationery,
3 00
66 W. Abercrombie, shovels, pails, &c.,
6 05
66 S. F. Newcomb, lanterns and oil,
1 60
Glines & Lacey, picks,
8 00
66 Whitney & Nash, tools,
14 60
66 A. Feltis, tools and repairs,
2 77
66 E. C. Adams, gravel,
3 25
66 W. F. Lakin, lumber,
43 37
66 C. Hardwick, heirs, grout,
114 63
Wm. Mahoney, labor and gravel,
3 00
66 Mitchell, Wendell, & Co., stone, &c., 22 00
66 J. W. Lombard, selling derrick, 12 00
66 Removing snow, 262 99
784 61
Total amount bills paid by H. B. Ellis,
$8,305 35
SUNDRY BILLS APPROVED BY H. B. ELLIS, AND PAID BY THE SELECTMEN.
Paid H. B. Feltis, irons for fence, $26 55
Horace Feltis, blacksmithing, 64 81
Amounts carried forward,
$91 36 $8,305 35
24
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$91 36 $8,305 35
Paid John L. Souther, gravel,
83 44
E. C. Sargent, powder and blasting, 68 10
J. Q. A. Wild, blacksmithing,
42 72
E. Ramsdell, stock and labor,
39 39
66 A. M. Litchfield, 20 05 -
66 A. Vogle & Son, stone chips, 1 33
66 E. Pope, stock and labor, Squantum Causeway, 3 80
66 A. M. Litchfield, stock and labor at Neck, 15 40
66 R. Townsend, labor,
1 80
66 Citizens' Gas Light Co., coal ashes,
E. B. Souther, stone chips, 26 88
398 77
$8,704 12
Labor from almshouse,
573 60
Total,
$9,277 72
STATEMENT OF HOSEA B. ELLIS, SURVEYOR, CASH ACCOUNT.
DR.
. To cash rec'd from the selectmen,
$7,876 70
66
66
Nancy Brackett, labor,
$5 00
66
66
M. Sheahan, loam, 10 00
66
66
66 66 Paul Wild, loam,
2 00
66 66 66 66
Luke Rideout, labor,
18 00
66
66 66
H. H. Faxon, acct. wall,
175 00
66
66 66 66
C. F. Derry, ballast,
78 65
66
66 66
sale of derrick and tools,
115 00 .
66
60
J. H. Veazie, labor,
4 00
66
66
66 J. Edwards, labor,
5 00
66
. ..
Geo. Veazie, 2d,
2 00
66 Balance due surveyor,
5 00
428 65
$8,305 35
CR.
By cash expended as per preceding report, $8,305 35
*
4 50
L. Rideout, labor, &c.,
9 00
25
Highways, continued. CENTRE DISTRICT. W. A. Hodges, Surveyor.
Paid J. Q. A. Field, superintending,
$60 00
John McDonnell, labor,
60 00
66 Wm. Garvin, 55 75
·
66 John Donovan, 66
40 00
Wm. Munday, 66
35 50
Michael Dunn, 66
25 00
Patrick Larkin,
28 25
James Gallagher, 66
3 50
66
Wm. Crathorne, 66
40 50
66 Con. Moriarty, 66
82 50
John Lennon, 66
29 00
66 Hugh Falvey,
66
29 50
66 John Kelley, 66
38 00
66 James Brannon, 66
6 00
66
Wm. A. Hodges,
8 50
66 Frank McCormick,
9 50
66 A. Nugent, 66
8 00
66 B. McCurdy,
3 50
66 Wm. Castello, 66
3 50
66 James Erskine, 66
23 80
Harvey French, setting edge-stone,
58 92
66 F. & C. Wilson, stone,
21 66
66 J. Q. A. Wild, stone,
23 25
Thomas Drake, laying wall,
82 50
66 S. A. Fletcher, carting stone,
96 00
66 J. L. Souther, gravel,
3 60
Henry Barker & Son, stone and carting, 70 00
66 P. McDonnell, gravel, 6 16
66 Mitchell Granite Co., stone, 13 20
66 Chas. P. Tirrell, gravel, 9 20
66 J. Q. A. Field, carting stone,
15 00
Amount carried forward,
$1,005 11
66 Bernard Munday, 66
15 32
26
Highways, continued. Amount brought forward,
$1,005 11
NORTH DISTRICT. J. W. Robertson, Surveyor.
Paid Wm. Maloney, labor,
$34 00
66 Maurice Sheahan, "
222 08
66 Eliab Ramsdell 66
254 57
I. H. Meserve, " culvert, Beale Street, 40 00
66 N. F. Safford, gravel, 4 64
555 29
SOUTH DISTRICT. J. Q. A. Field, Surveyor.
Paid J. Q. A. Field, superintending,
$40 00
John McDonnell, labor,
42 61
Wm. Garvin,
24 50
Wm. Crathorne, 66
35 00
66
Patrick Larkin, 66
21 00
John Donovan, 66
29 50
66 James Gallagher, 66
17 00
66 Michael Dunn, 66
32 50
66
Wm. Munday, 66
10 00
66 Wm. McKey,
3 00
Patrick Sullivan,
66
14 50
66 John Lennon,
10 00
66 Hugh Falvey,
17 00
66 John Kelley,
66
23 00
66 W. A. Hodges, labor of horse and cart,
17 50
Con. Moriarty, labor,
18 00
Chas. Newcomb,
17 50
66 John Denward, 66
9 00
66 James O'Brien 66
10 00
66 John Porter, $ 66
5 00
Wm. Castello,
10 00
J. Q. A. Field, labor of horse and carts, man ploughing and drawing stone,
36 76
Amounts carried forward,
$443 37 $1,560 40
66
27
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$443 37 $1,560 40
Paid Patrick Brennan, labor,
5 00
Mrs. Jane Bance, gravel,
5 00
66 F. & C. Wilson, stone,
17 00
66
P. McDonnell & Son, stone and chips,
9 50
66 Adam Vogle & Son, " 1871,
7 00
66 Mitchell Granite Co.,
5 28
492 15
WEST DISTRICT.
J. W. Robertson, Surveyor,
Paid G. W. Brooks, gravel,
$29 50
James Faulkner, gravel and labor, 6 25
35 75
NEW ROAD, FROM WILLARD TO CROSS STREETS.
J. W. Robertson, Surveyor.
Paid Eliab Ramsdell, building culvert, $85 00
66 John C. Ballou, labor, 200 00
" E. C. Conlin, gravel, 30 00
315 00
NEWPORT AVENUE, FROM ADAMS TO BEALE STREET.
Selectmen, Surveyors.
Paid J. Q. A. Field, superintending,
$100 00
66 Chas. Newcomb, labor,
70 62
Michael Dunn, 58 43
66 Patrick Sullivan, 66
34 12
Wm. Crathorne,
49 36
66
Michael Scully,
47 68
Patrick Larkin,
11 37
66 James O'Brien, 66
26 68
Amounts carried forward, $398 26 $2,403 30
28
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$398 26 $2,403 30
Paid John Donovan,
labor,
29 74
John Denward, 66
8 75
James Flynn,
38 48
Jere. Falvey, 66
49 44
B. McCurdy, 66
38 49
66 Wm. Garvin, 66
40 18
66 Wm. Castello 66
1 75
66 John McDonnell, 66
44 19
66 James Griffin, 66
40.68
Timothy Coffee, 66
48 56
66
James Connor,
66
44 25
John Q. A. Field, horses, cart and man,
73 93
Maurice Sheahan,
66
66 66
53 37
6.
J. W. Rideout,
labor,
49 37
66 Dennis Ford,
32 80
66 Edward Burns, 66
31 92
66 Patrick White, 6:
4 81
66 B. Gerry, 66
17 93
66 Daniel Whalan,
66
22 30
66 Andrew Grany,
66
7 00
66 Francis Nott,
13 56
66 Jacob Fondlett, 66
1 75
66 David Colgan, 66
2 19
66 Chas. F. Adams, land damage,
2,000 00
66 Dell & Biganess, labor,
153 84
Mitchell Granite Co., stone, 22 50
J. Q. A. Field, carting stone, and use of wagon, 15.00
3,426 74
EXTENSION OF PLEASANT STREET, AND WIDENING SCHOOL-STREET BRIDGE.
J. Q. A. Field, Surveyor.
Paid J. Q. A. Field, superintending, $40 00
John McDonnell, labor, 30 00
, Amounts carried forward, $70 00 $5,830 04
66
116 77
66 John Nagle,
24 93
66 W. A. Hodges,
29
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$70 00 $5,830 04
Paid Wm. Garvin, labor,
24 00
Wm. Crathorne,
24 00
Patrick Larkin,
22 00
John Donovan,
22 00
James Gallagher,
16 00
66
Michael Dunn,
66
16 00
66
Wm. McKey,
10 00
66
Patrick Sullivan,
66
15 00
John Cunniff, 60
2 00
Wm. Munday,
12 50
66
Wales & Son, pump,
25 00
J. Q. A. Wild, labor and stone trough,
64 00
66 James Berry, covering stone,
70.00
66
F. & C. Wilson, “ 28 50
Nutting Granite Works, stock and labor, 9 58
66
Thos. Drake, laying stone and cleaning brook, 58 50
Bailey & Baxter, stock and labor, 16 30
66
Jona. Williams, stone and labor, with team, 15 00
S. A. Fletcher, 29 50
579 88
NEW STREET FROM WASHINGTON TO SOUTH STREET.
W. A. Hodges, Surveyor.
Paid J. Q. A. Field, superintending,
$50 00
use of horse, cart, and man, 37 62
J. McDonnell,
labor,
22 25
William Garvin, 66
6 00
John Donovan, 66
11 25
Hugh Falvey, 66
6 00
Michael Scully,
13 00
B. McCurdy, 60
14 00
John McDonnell, jun., 66
7 87
Patrick Larkin, 66
18 00
6
W. A. Hodges,
14 87
66
Charles Newcomb,
25 00
Amounts carried forward,
$425 86 $6,409 92
Con. Moriarty, 66
30 00
30
Highways, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$425 86 $6,409 92
Paid John Denward,
labor,
7 00
Austin Newcomb,
66
4 81
66 Anthony Malone,
10 06
William Costello, 66
17 50
66 Con. Moriarty, 66
15 00
66
Michael Dunn, 66
8 75
66 Patrick Sullivan,
7 00
William Crathorne,
7 00
66
James O'Brien,
66
7 00
J. Q. A. Field,
66
and carting stone,
10 00.
66 Tanzie boy, 66
3 50
66 James Connors,
10 00
66
F. & C. Wilson, stone and carting,
8 00
Mitchell Granite Co., stone,
25 00
George F. Pinkham, gravel,
55 20
421 68
SOUTH WALNUT AND SUMMER STREETS.
W. A. Hodges, Surveyor.
Paid J. Q. A. Field, superintending,
$10 00
W. A. Hodges, 66 use of horse, cart, and man, 43 75 66 66 7 00
Charles Newcomb, labor,
15 00
66
Patrick Sullivan,
10 50
66
William Crathorne, 66
10 50
James O'Brien, 66
10 50
John Denward, 66
10 50
66
Patrick Larkin,
7 00
Tanzee boy,
4 37
129 12
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid William McKey, picking up stones,
$5 00
John Cunniff, 66 5 00
66 William Munday, " 66 66
5 00
Amounts carried forward,,
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