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Amount carried forward,
$1,759 96
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Miscellaneous Expenses, continued.
Amount brought forward, Paid George L. Gill, cash for postage, etc., 13 50
$1,759 96
preparing records, etc., 10 00
transcribing votes, etc.,
5 00
66
recording, etc., births, 66 marriages,
19 35
deaths,
25 00
James E. Maxim, labor at town meetings,
Tirrell & Sons, street signs,
IO 50
George H. Field, travelling expenses,
9 70
E. A. Perkins,
4 00
John H. Gilbert, returning births,
IO 75
Joseph M. Sheahan, “
51 75
John F. Welch,
6 00
Samuel M. Donovan, "
16 00
John Hall,
deaths,
43 00
W. E. Brown,
12 00
George H. Locke, postage, etc.,
16 21
$2,247 72
Appropriation,
$3,000 00
Expenses, 2,247 72
Expenses less than appropriation,
$752 28
PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS.
SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS.
Paid George H. Field,
to March, 1886, $800 00
Christopher A Spear, 800 00
Elias A. Perkins,
800 00 - $2,400 00
CLERICAL ASSISTANCE.
Paid H. A. Keith, 300 00
TOWN CLERK.
Paid George L. Gill, 50 00
Amount carried forward, $2,750 00
20 00
215 00
66
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Pay of Town Officers, continued. Amount brought forward, $2,750 00
TOWN TREASURER.
Paid Horace B. Spear, to March, 1885, 150 00
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
Paid George H. Locke, on tax of 1885, $575 00
66 1884, 25 00
600 00
TOWN PHYSICIAN.
Paid Samuel M. Donovan, 300 00
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
Paid Edwin W. Marsh,
$75 00
William A. Hodges,
75 CO
John H. Dee,
75 00
George L. Gill,
75 00
300 00
CONSTABLES AND POLICE OFFICERS.
Paid J. Warren Hayden,
$171 50
Mark E. Hanson,
104 50
William C. Seelye,
99 00
Edward A. Spear,
44 50
George H. Locke,
38 00
George O. Langley,
26 00
Walter H. Ripley,
21 00
Francis A. Spear,
18 50
Edward H. Richardson,
18 00
Robert J. Williams,
14 00
Marcus E. Wight,
13 00
Charles N. Hunt,
14 00
Samuel B. Turner,
12 00
A. G. Olney,
8 00
George B. Pray,
5 00
James E. Maxim,
5 00
Nathan G. Glover,
5 00
William B. Barry,
5 00
Eugene W. Connor,
5 00
John T. Hunt,
5 00
632 00
Amount carried forward,
$4,732 00
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Pay of Town Officers, continued.
Amount brought forward, $4,732 00 SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Paid Francis A. Spear, 15 00
Total amount of cash paid, $4,747 00
Appropriation,
$5,800 00
Expenses,
4,747 00
Expenses less than appropriation, $1,053 00
STATE AID.
DR.
Due from State, Feb. 1, 1885, $1,532 54
Paid during year ending Feb. 1, 1886, 1,492 00
$3,024 54
CR.
By cash from State Treasurer,
$1,302 00
Balance due from State Feb. 1, 1886, 1,722 54 - $3,024 54
STATE AID.
Under Act of 1879.
DR.
To Balance due Feb. 1, 1885, $448 50
Paid during year ending Feb. 1, 1886, 793 00
$1,241 50
CR.
By cash from State Treasurer, 406 50
$835 00
Appropriation, One half payments,
$600 00
396 50
Paid less than appropriation, $203 50
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State Aid, continued. ACCOUNT WITH STATE.
Due from State, under Act of 1879, per last report, One half payments of last year,
$448 50
396 50
$845 00
Less cash from State Treasurer,
406 50
$438 50
Due on General State Aid,
1,722 54
$2,161 04
BOARD OF HEALTH.
DR.
Paid Francis A. Spear, inspecting, etc.,
$181 00
use of team
25 00
stamps, etc., 7 57
Eugene W. Connor, inspecting,
180 00
Andrew Delory, labor,
68 70
J. L. Fairbanks &Co., books and stati onery,
66 75
S. P. Sharpless, analyzing water,
5 00
Green & Prescott, printing and advertising,
35 75
David W. Lewis, drain-pipe ,
33 50
Whitman & Breck, levels, etc.,
16 00
Frederick F. Green, printing,
3 25
H. A. Martin & Son,vaccine points,
34 00
Tirrell & Son, signs,
7 00
$663 52
CR.
By cash from S. M. Donoran, for vaccine points, 4 00
$659 52:
Expenses, $659 52
Appropriation, 500 00
Expenses more than appropriation, $163 52
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REPAIRS OF TOWN BUILDINGS. TOWN HALL.
Paid George O. Langley, stock and labor,
$17 71
John W. Hersey,
18 60
T. Gullicksen & Sons, “ 66
47 65
$83 96
Appropriation,
$300 00
Expenses, 83 96
Expenses less than appropriation, $216 04
HINGHAM AND QUINCY BRIDGES.
Paid T. H. Humphrey, Treasurer, assessment, $187 50
Appropriation,
$300 00
Expenses,
187 50
4
Expenses less than appropriation, $112 50
FOUNTAINS (WATER SUPPLY).
Paid Quincy Water Co., water, $146 73
Appropriation,
$350 00
Expenses, 146 73
Expenses less than appropriation, $203 27
DECORATION OF SOLDIERS' GRAVES.
Paid Post 88, G. A. R., $200 00
-
Appropriation, $200 00
Annexed is the detailed account of the expenditures : -
Flowers, wreaths, and bouquets,
$108 50
Barges, carriages, and teaming,
44 50
Printing,
15 75
Flags,
12 00
Marks for soldiers' graves,
8 20
Repairing
9 00
Fares and expressing,
2 05
$200 00
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REAL ESTATE BOUGHT IN FOR TAXES.
DR.
To balance per last Annual Report, $972 52
Paid George H. Locke, collector, for
Estate taxed to C. F. Bates, 88 66
C. F. Bates & Co., 170 II
$1,231 29
CR.
By cash for estates as follows : -
Susan B. Broad,
$24 57
John D. Weston,
41 72
Henry Bolton,
8 70
Mary Edes,
I 61
Ayers & Lynch,
14 68
91 28
$1,140 OI
THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Paid Henry Barker, treasurer, appropriation, dog tax,
$2,700 00
1,047 19
$3,747 19
BOUNTY TO RE-ENLISTED SOLDIERS.
Paid the following persons : -
Daniel F. French,
$125 00
Francis P. Loud,
125 00
Thomas Smith,
125 00
Samuel B. Turner,
125 00
Franklin A. Clark,
125 00
John Parker, Jr.,
125 00
$750 00
Appropriation, $750 00
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COMMITTEE ON SEWERAGE.
Paid Whitman, Breck & Co., surveys and plans, Eliot C. Clarke, services as engineer,
$800 00
200 00
$1,000 00
Appropriation, $1,000 00
SINKING FUND.
Paid Horace B. Spear, treasurer, $ 3,000 00
Appropriation, $3,000 00
TAXES (1880). George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1885, $265 67
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer,
$22 46
Abatements, 243 21
$265 67
TAXES (1881). George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1885,
$846 31
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, $100 18
Abatements, 634 69
Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1886, III 44
$846 31
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Taxes, continued.
TAXES (1882).
George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1885, $1,519 94
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, Abatements, Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1886,
$419 51
494 99
605 44
$1,519 94
TAXES (1883). George H. Locke, Collector.
DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1885, $1,992 24
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, $949 64 Abatements, 4 20 Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1886, 1,038 40
$1,992 24
TAXES (1884). George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
1
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1885,
$10,154 22
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, $7,020 34
Abatements, 50 38
Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1886, 3,083 50
$10,154 22
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Taxes, continued. TAXES (1885). George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To Town tax,
$109,600 02
County tax, State tax,
6,750 00
()verlayings,
1,556 98
Non-residents' bank tax,
2,227 82
$124,930 56
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, Discounts,
3,979 80
Abatements, Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1886,
8,085 82
$124,930 56
Abatements on tax of 1880,
$243 21
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1881,
634 69
" 1882,
494 99
" 1883,
4 20
" 1884,
50 38
" 1885,
595 77
Discounts
" 1885,
3,979 80
Discounts and abatements,
$6,003 04
Appropriations,
6,000 00
More than appropriation,
$3 04
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1885.
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
Superintendent's and teachers' salaries, fuel and care of rooms,
$35,700 00
Incidental expenses,
3,000 00
Books and stationery,
2,000 00
Repairs of buildings,
2,000 00
Transportation of pupils,
1,000 00
Sum paid for new school lot (balance due), 1,559 60
Evening mechanical and industrial school,
$45,259 60 1,000 00
$46,259 60
Amount carried forward, 4
$6,003 04
4,795 74
$112,269 17
595 77
50
Appropriations for 1885, continued. Amount brought forward, $46,259 60
THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
General appropriation, $2,500 00
Care of grounds,
200 00
2,700 00
CEMETERIES.
Old Cemetery,
$ICO 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
Building wall to Valley Street,
300 00
1,400 00
Support of poor,
7,000 00
Repairs of town buildings,
300 00
BRIDGES.
Neponset Bridge,
$1,000 00
Quincy Point Bridge,
300 00
1,300 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Compensation, 1884,
$1,315 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
3,782 00
Land and engine-house at Atlantic,
1,500 00
Land and engine-house at Wollaston,
1,500 00
Fire-alarm box,
75 00
Purchase of hose,
1,275 00
Quincy Water Company,
3,500 00. -
12,947 00
HIGHWAYS.
General repairs, $15,000 00
Breaking roads, removing snow and ice from sidewalks, 1,000 00
Street lights,
4,100 00 - 20,100 00
LAYING OUT TOWN WAYS.
Quarry Street extension (vote 1884),
$1,500 00
Quarry Street re-appropriation, 400 00
Kidder Street,
200 00
Driftway from Granite Street, near Quarry Street, 150 00 Private way from Granite St. to Parkerville, 75 00 Woodbine Street and Greenwood Avenue, 200 00 Newbury Street, 100 00
Amounts carried forward, $2,625 00 $92,006 60
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Appropriations for 1885, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$2,625 00 $92,006 60
Footway from Hancock Street to O. C. R. R., Atlantic, Academy Street,
IIO 00
50 00
Liberty Street,
300 00
Penn Street,
250 00
3,335 00
Committee on Sewerage,
1,000 00
PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS.
Selectmen, including horse hire,
$2,400 00
Treasurer, Town Clerk, and Selectmen's Clerk,
500 00
Collector of Taxes,
600 00
Police,
700 00
Special police to enforce liquor law,
1,000 00
Town Physician,
300 00
Registrars of Voters,
300 00
Police Station,
400 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Lighting and care of Town Hall (free lectures),
200 00
Braintree records,
450 00
Soldiers' bounty,
500 00
Watering place at West Quincy,
100 00
Aid to indigent soldiers,
600 00
Sinking fund,
3,000 00
Interest ·on town debt,
2,500 00
Discounts and abatements of taxes,
6,000 00
Miscellaneous town expenses,
3,000 00
Water fountains (water supply),
350 00
Soldiers' bounty, re-appropriation,
250 00
$119,691 60
Less sum for new school lot,
$1,559 60
Less bank and corporation tax, 8,132 00
9,69 1 60
$ 1 10,000 00
At a special town meeting there was appropriated for Board of Health, Repairs of steamer house,
$500 00 300 00
5,800 00
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES FOR 1886.
PREPARED BY SELECTMEN.
Street lights,
$4,300 00
Support of poor,
7,000 00
Repairs of town building,
300 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
6,000 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
3,000 CO
Old Cemetery,
100 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
Hingham and Quincy Bridges,
300 00
Neponset Bridge,
1,000 00
Aid to indigent soldiers,
600 00
Police station,
400 00
Pay of town officers,
5,000 00
Water for hydrants,
3,150 00
Water for fountains,
300 00
Quarry Street extension,
1,000 00
Removal of snow,
1,000 00
Interest on town debt,
2,500 00
Public parks,
500 00
Quarry Street, re-appropriation,
400 00
Board of Health expense of 1885,
663 52
Alteration of steamer house, 1885,
298 60
Braintree records, re-appropriation,
450 00
Footway at Atlantic (land damages), re-appropriation,
35 00
SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS DUE THE TOWN.
State of Massachusetts, support of poor,
$286 60
City of Cambridge,
53 23
Town of Randolph,
II OO
Braintree,
53 85
Canton,
"
3 50
Real estate bought in for taxes,
1,140 OI
State aid, due Feb. 1, 1886,
2,161 04
$3,709 23
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
DR.
To Cash in treasury, Feb. 1, 1885, $3,001 09
City of Boston, support of poor, 26 40
Cambridge, “ 66
I20 24
Taunton,
7 74
66 Gloucester "
13 94
Town of Braintree, “
14 36
66 Randolph. "
36 50
Hyde Park "
231 07
Abington, “ 8 00
City of Cambridge, State aid to Perry M. Fuller, 36 00
Town of Weymouth, use of police station, 12 00
Town of Braintree, labor on highway, 126 49 66 use of police station, 3 00
40 00
Julius G. Glynn, board at almshouse,
10 00
John Brown,
41 42
Mr. Lundley,
I 25
Citizens' Gas Light Co., use of engine,
31 50
J. M. Glover, old hose,
21 40
steamer pump house, 50 00
old junk and box, 5 00
F. Curtis, stone doorstep from steamer house, 4 00
John Chamberlin, for Adams School, for expense of water pipe, 20 00
Citizens' Gas Light Co., repairs of high- ways, I 05
School Department, labor by highway teams, 27 00
H. Barker & Sons, old plank from Ne- ponset Bridge, 8 00
H. L. Packard, use of horse and cart, 24 75
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, use of cart, 4 75
Sundry persons, street wash, 17 60
Refunded by poor persons, 29 67
William Hobart. rent of land, 1 00
Amount carried forward, $3,975 22
Sundry persons,
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Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $3,975 22
To W. N. Eaton, rent of land, 100 00
School Department, wood from alms- house, 46 75
C. A. Spear, wood from almshouse, 4 25
Wm. Curtis,
8 00
A. E. Sproule,
66
4 25
Salt grass,
8 00
Cow,
42 00
Calf,
I 50
Old barrels,
66
2 00
Income of Town Hall,
239 00
Sundry persons, for sand from alms- house, 169 55
B. N. Adams, auctioneer's license, 2 00
J. W. Lombard, 66
2 00
J. T. French, 66
2 00
James P. Nolan, billiard
5 00
Frank C. Dasha,
5 00
S. A. Merrill,
3 00
J. D. Taber, 66
5 00
W. W. Rice, skating rink
25 00
District Court, fine, John Mahony vio- lating by-laws, 2 00
S. M. Donovan, vaccine points, 4 00
National Mount Wollaston Bank, rent of rooms, 400 00
County of Norfolk, rent of room,
25 00
Susan B. Broad, redemption real estate sol ! for taxes, 24 57
John D. Weston, redemption real estate sold for taxes, 41 72
Henry Bolton, redemption real estate sold for taxes,; 8 70
Mrs. Edes, redemption real estate sold for taxes, 1 61
Ayers & Lynch, redemption real estate sold for taxes, 14 68
County Treasurer, dog licenses, 1,238 3I
Edward Capen, board of C. V. Saville, 187 37
State Treasurer, corporation tax, 4,714 77
national bank tax, 2,24I 2I
Amount carried forward,
$13,553 46
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Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $13,553 46
To State Treasurer, income school fund, 155 75
State aid, ch. 301, Acts
1879, 1,302 00
State Treasurer, State aid, ch. 252,
Acts 1879, 406 50
State Treasurer, support State paupers, 3 50 16
temporary, 15 90
State Treasurer, burial State paupers, 20 00
Lots sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, 320 00
Single graves sold in, “ 35 00
Labor on lots in 1,326 97
Mt. Wollaston
1884, 179 50
1883,
10 00
1882,
3 00
66
1881, 7 00
Hay sold,
66
35 00
Assessments on non-resident owners of
lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery for labor on lots,
52 00
Income repair fund of lots in Mount Wollaston Cemetery. 108 75
Repair fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery : -
Liba Litchfield, 250 00
Benj. Rich, 150 00
Overseers of the Poor, supplies to outside poor, 558 62
Notes payable, borrowed in antici- pation of taxes,
51,000 00
Geo. H. Locke, collector, tax 1884,
7,020 34
6.
1883, 949 64
66
66 1882,
419 51
60
188 1,
100 18
66
66
1 880, 22 46
66 1885, 112,269 17
interest
on taxes, 505 76
Interest on deposit in bank, 61 24
$190,841 25
Amount carried forward,
$190,841 25
66
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Treasurer's Report, continued. Amount brought forward, $190,841 25
CR.
By State Treasurer, State tax, $6,750 00
national bank tax,
2,134 89
County Treasurer, county tax,
4,795 74
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipa- tion of taxes,
51,000 00
Interest on Repair Fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, 108 75
Interest on notes,
2,389 36
Town orders,
114,268 35
Balance on deposit in banks,
9,394 16
$ 190,841 25
HORACE B. SPEAR, Town Treasurer.
STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
DR.
State of Massachusetts, note due De- cember 9, 1888, $5,000 00
State of Massachusetts, note due June
I, 1889,
10,000 00 .
Quincy Savings Bank, note due Octo-
ber 1, 1886,
3,333 00
Quincy Savings Bank, note due Octo- ber 1, 1887,
3,334 00
Sinking Fund, note on demand,
10,000 00
taken up by the Fund, 3,333 00
Accrued interest on notes, 233 06
Repair Fund of Lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, 2,575 00
CR.
By cash in treasury,
$9,394 16
Due per schedule of accounts, page 52,
3,709 23
Unpaid taxes of 188 1,
III 44
1883,
1,038 40
1884,
3,083 50
66 1885,
8,085 82
Sinking Fund,
21,042 48
Land on Adams Street (almshouse lot), 6,000 00
53,070 47
Surplus of cash assets above liabilities,
$15,262 41
$37,808 06
.
1882,
605 44
UNPAID TAXES OF 1885.
Adams, Mrs. Sam'l H., $50 32
Brought forward, $681 76
Alden Edwin A.,
3 36
Black, John, 2 00
Allen, Obed,
8 84
Brennon, James, 2 00
Allen, Otis,
27 84
Benzie, Alexander, 2 00
Allis, Richard,
6 12
Benzie, James,
2 00
Arnold Seth H.,
39 44
Barrett, John,
2 00
Aden, Charles,
2 00
Brown, Edward A.,
2 00
Aden, William,
2 00
Bollieau, Joseph,
2 00
Anderson, Jonathan,
2 00
Blondy, Augustus,
2 00
Albert, William,
2 00
Brunner, Daniel,
2 00
Anderson, Bernard,
2 00
Barry, John,
2 00
Alfred, John,
2 00
Boyle, Robert,
2 00
Ackerly, Ernest,
2 00
Black, William,
2 00
Arbuckles, James W.,
2 00
Buckley, William,
2 00
Allen Edward E.,
2 00
Bassett Augustus P.,
2 00
Arbuckle, Robert,
2 00
Burke, Patrick, 2 00
Agin, John,
2 00
Brogan, Charles,
2 00
Armstrong, Thomas,
2 00
Brown, Thomas,
2 00
Armstrong Sharpney,
2 00
Ballou, Lawrence,
2 00
Adams, J. Frank,
2 00
Berry, John,
2 00
Alden, Charles O.,
2 00
Bergforce, E. Gustave, 2 00
Bryden, Edmund S., 3 36
Badger Leone C., 36 04
Brushingham, Delia, 7 48
Badger, Mrs. Leone C., 21 08
Brooks, Edward H., 2 00
Badger Brothers,
190 74
Barry, Patrick, 2 00
Bailee, Roxana M., II 56
Brantfield, Morris, 2 00
Baker, Edward, IO 20
Bianca, John, 2
Bass, Benjamin F., 4 04
Bianca, Abdonis, 2 00
Baxter, Dolly A., estate, 68
Blood, Alonzo H. K.,
2 00
Bean, Nath'l M., estate, 49 64
Beiler, Frank,
2 00
Belcher, Frank A.,
3 36
Berry, John F., 2 68
Blonin, Emile, 2 00
Berry James,
33 28
Billings, Caleb F.,
68 64
Bowton John, 5 06
Bishop, James, 2 00
Boyd, William,
26 14
Carried forward, $681 76
Bishop, Thomas, 2 00
Bruce, Benjamin, 2 00
Bingham, William J., 2 00
Brown, William H., 2 00
Carried forward,
$758 60
Badger, Charles L., 52 70
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Unpaid Taxes of 1885, continued.
Brought forward, $758 60
Brought forward, $1,003 70
Beaton, Wm.,
2 00
Curran, Charles, 2 00
Benson, Stephen,
2 00
Columbo, Victor, 2 00
Bailie, James,
2 00
Campbell, William, 2 00
Bailie, John W.,
2 00
Cotter, Dennis, 2 00
Bailie, James W.,
2 00
Cotter, Richard, 2 00
Burnett, Wm.,
2 00
Cotter, Patrick, 2 00
Bath, Edward,
2 00
Collins, J., 2 00
Bean, James,
2 00
Cunniff, Michael, 2 00
Bowen, Daniel,
2 00
Cruikshank, John,
2 00
Buchanan, James,
2 00
Corson, Thomas,
2 00
Bainbridge, James,
2 00
Coyle, John,
2 00
Bartolo, Harry,
2 00
Cook, Frank B., 2 00
Bowditch, Galen,
2 00
Craven, Alexander, 2 00
Blake, George,
2 00
Cahill, John,
2 00
Birney, Andrew,
2 00
Cole, John,
2 00
Bills, James W.,
2 00
Caster, Charles,
2 00
Butterfield, Henry,
2 00
Colson, Gustave,
2 00
Barnes, Henry A.,
2
Colson, Frederick,
2 00
Barnes, Howard C.,
2 00
Connor, John,
2 00
Brown, Edward S.,
2 00
Connery, Patrick,
2 00
Bumpus, Henry W.,
2 00
Curtin, Edward,
2 00
Blanchard, Charles,
2 00
Croll, John,
2 00
Bent, Geo. A.,
2 00
Clinton, Joseph,
2 00
Binney, Cyrus,
2 00
Curtis, Frederick, 2 00
Bennett, Charles F., 2 00
Crill, Patrick, 2 00
Burke, Martin,
2 00
Carron, Edward,
2 00
Bohan, Jeremiah,
2 00
Cahill, Thomas,
2 00
Bryant, Geo. V.,
2 00
Callahan, Dennis,
2 00
Bristol, F. L.,
2 00
Connors, Patrick,
2 00
Cain, Patrick,
18 32
Carroll, Thomas F.,
17 30
Carter, Thomas W.,
23 42
Cooper, Sydney F.,
2 00
Carter, Mrs. Thomas W., 8 16
Crowley, Michael, 2 00
Cleverly, James N., 6 12
Connell, John,
2 00
Cleverly, James T., 13 56
Connell, James, 2 00
Cleverly, Mary D., 6 80
Conley, Jeremiah, 2 00
Corcoran, Wm., 2d, 14 24
Corcoran, Jeremiah, 2 00
Cronin, John, 2 00
Cross, William, 2 00
Carter, Wm. J., 2 00
Childs, Elisha N.,
2 00
Carried forward, $1,083 70
Carried forward, $1,003 70
Campbell, James, 2 00
Crowley, Thomas, 2 00
Costaine, Thos., heirs of, 53 04
Cullinan, Margaret J., 24 14
59
Unpaid Taxes of 1885, continued.
Brought forward, $1,083 70
Brought forward, $1,163 70
Carlson, Charles,
2 00
Crowley, Jeremiah, 2 00
Cashman, Dennis,
2 00
Carver, John, 2 00
Constable, Charles, 2 00
Cothrell, Thomas S., 2 00
Crawford, John, 2 00
Cunningham, James H., 2 00
Chalmers, Duncan,
2 00
Decelle, John, 4 04
Churchill, John,
2 00
Dee, Thomas,
11 52
Coram, Henry,
2 00
Dewing, Mary T.W.,est.,
34
Carey, - -
2 00
Donaher, Dennis, 29 20
Crea,
2 00
Donaher, James,
4 04
Cain, John,
2 00
Donovan, Mrs. John,
3 40
Collins, -
2 00
Donovan, Timothy,
10 16
Cronin, Francis,
2 00
Duffy, Thomas.
25 80
Clark, Wm.,
2 00
Dunnican, Michael,
29 54
Callahan, Thomas,
2 00
Down, Archelaus,
2 00
Curran, Timothy,
2 00
Durand, Augustus,
2 00
Chubbuck, M. M. C.,
2 00
Donovan, James,
2 00
Cavan, Andrew,
2 00
Davenport, William J., 2 00
Campbell,
2 00
Douglas, Thomas,
2 00
Curley, J.,
2 00
Davidson, William,
2 00
Crowell, Josiah J.,
2 00
Dingle, Alfred,
2 00
Conlan, Thomas H.,
2 00
Dobie, Alexander,
2
00
Conlan, John F.,
2 00
Dubois, Albert,
2 00
Campian, Wm.,
2 00
Donald, William,
2 00
Crowley, Morris,
2 00
Donald, William,
2 00
Caldwell, Robert,
2 00
Druchindale, Augustus,
2 00
Cronin, Timothy P.,
2 00
Duncan, John,
2 00
Curtis, T. J.,
2 00
Dooner, Patrick,
2 00
Curtis, James,
2 00
Dinegan, Andrew,
2 00
Cross, Lucius,
2 00
Doyle, James,
2 00
Cain, Abel,
2 00
Dower, Benjamin,
2 00
Cain, Friend,
2 00
Dower, John,
2 00
Connor, Patrick,
2 00
Doble, James,
2 00
Costello, Wm. H.,
2 00
Dockham, Ephraim,
2 00
Crowley, Timothy,
2 00
Davis, Joseph,
2 00
Coffey, John M.,
2 00
Davis, Charles,
2 00
Chute, Ensley E.,
2 00
Donaher, George,
2 00
Chute, Fletcher,
2 00
Driscoll, Timothy,
2 00
Caddy, Michael,
2 00
2 00
Connors, Cornelius,
2 00
Degrini, James, Drew, Harold, 2 00
Callahan, James L.,
2 00
Donavan, Jeremiah,
2 00
Carried forward, $1,163 70
Carried forward, $1,343 74
60
Unpaid Taxes of 1885, continued.
Brought forward, $1,343 74 Dana, John, 2 00
Brought forward, $1,514 30
Flaherty Brothers, 22 44
Donaher, Peter J.,
2 00
Flaherty, Mrs. Mary, 15 98
Dillon, John, 2 00
Flannigan, Michael, 2 72
Dowd, Patrick,
2 00
Ford, Jeremiah,
46 20
Duggan, John, 2
00
Forrest, James, 36 68
Desmond, Daniel, 2
Foye, Mrs. Maria, 9 86
Desmond, Peter, 2
French, Francis W., 3 36
Dillingham, Henry,
2 00
French, Mrs. Mary Jane, 31 96 French, Henry T., 2 00
Dilloway, Henry G., 2
00
Doherty, William C., 2
Faircloth, William F., 2 00
Davis, James, 2
Ford, Cornelius, 2 00
Donlan, Thomas,
2 00
Floyd, Joseph, 2 00
Dowd, James, 2 00
Flowers, David J., 2 00
Develle, John A.,
2
Farquarson, William, 2 00
Dunbar, Warren, 2
Flanigan, William,
2 00
Dwelle, John B.,
2 00
Foster, James,
2 00
Dunn, James,
2
Fitzgerald, William, 2 00
Drake, C.,
2
Freeborn, Robert, 2 00
Donkin, C. C.,
2 00
Foy, Thomas,
2 00
Dolan, Patrick,
2 00
Flynn, David, 2 00
Donovan, Jeremiah,
2 00
Ford, C. J., 2 00
Elcock, Mrs. Margaret, 32 64
Fitzgerald, Patrick T.,
2 00
Eldridge, John L.,
13 56
Fitzgerald, Richard,
2 00
Elwell, Russell T.,
4 04
Fuller, C. E.,
2 00
Ellis, Wentworth,
2 00
Flaherty, John,
2 00
Enright, Patrick,
2 00
Flaherty, Patrick, 2 00
2 00
Ewen, George,
2 00
Falvey, Thomas,
2 00
Elcock, J.,
2 00
Foy, Michael,
2 00
Ellis, Samuel,
2 00
Flynn, Michael,
2 00
Ellis, Herbert,
2 00
Foy, Michael,
2
Ellis, Robert,
2 00
Friend, Oscar, 2 00
Eddy, Alfred T.,
2 00
Fleming, William, 2 00
Eagan, William, 2 00
Falvey, Jeremiah, 2
Estabrook, Joseph W., 2 00
Flaherty, Thomas, 2 00
Ellis, Stephen, 2 00
Flaherty, James, 2 00
Ferriter, John, 2
Ferriter, John, Jr., 2 00
Faxon, Thomas, II 52
Fettergust, Charles A., 2 00
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Marg't, 21 76
Farmer, Edward, 2 00
Carried forward, $1,514 30
Carried forward, $1,747 50
Erwin, Edward,
2 00
Foy, Patrick,
Farrell, Margaret, 15 64
Farrington, Charles K., 5 40
61
Unpaid Taxes of 1885, continued.
Brought forward, $1,747 50
Brought forward, $2,037 54 Goddard, Edmund, 2 00
Ford, John G.,
2 00
Ford, Cornelius, 2 00
Garrity, Patrick, Jr., 2 00
French, Charles, 2 00
Glennon, William H., 2 00
Fitzpatrick, Patrick, 2 00
Garrity, Philip, 2 00
Farrell, Samuel T.,
2 00
George, Robert, 2 00
Fitzpatrick, John,
2 00
Garrity, Thomas C., 2 00
Farrell, Patrick H.,
2 00
Grant, William, 2 00
Galvin Granite Co.,
20 40
Golden, Hugh, 2 00
Gardner, Casilda,
27 88
Gibson, George,
2 00
Gardner, Frank E.,
5 40
Golden, James,
2 00
Garrity, Mrs. Mary B.,
19 72
Gilcon, James,
2 00
Garrity Brothers,
20 40
Gilcon, Edward,
2 00
Garvin, John F., 7 44
Gilcon, John,
2 00
Garvin, Patrick, est.,
35 36
Garlow, Leon,
2 00
Gillis, Malcolm,
8 12
Goodrow, John,
2 00
Glover, John, Jr, 16 96
Goodwin, Willoughby,
2 00
Golding, Patrick H.,
5 74
Galvin, James M.,
2 00
Good, Mrs. Susan,
9 52
Galvin, John A.,
2 00
Goodhue, Augustus, J.,
4 72
Gunn, Angus,
2 00
Goodhue, Mitchell,
31 94
Grady, John,
2 00
Gould, Thomas,
14 92
Grady, William,
2 00
Granahan, John P.,
II 52
Guess, Michael,
2 00
Glennon, Edward F.,
2 00
Gregory, William,
2 00
Galvin, John J.,
2 00
Gleason, J.,
2 00
Gaverdini, James,
2 00
Garrity, Robert,
2 00
Glover, John, 2d,
2 00
Garnior, John,
2 00
Glover, Samuel C.,
2 00
Griffin, James P.,
2 00
Griffin, John,
2 00
Gray, Henry,
2 00
Gorman, John,
2 00
Golden, Daniel,
2 00
Grant, Carlton,
2 00
Hardwick, Mrs. Ann,
96 56
Gordon, Richard,
2 00
Harrington, E. C.,
6 08
Gillis, Alexander,
2 00
Harris, John,
16 62
Gammon, George H.,
2 00
Gordon, John,
2 00
Hayden, Elbridge, est.,
19 04
Guinan, Thomas,
2 00
Hayden, Loring N., 35 32
Geddeo, Frank,
2 00
Gullicksen, Frank,
2 00
Gillis, William L.,
2 00
Horsford, J. Henry, 16 96
Galvin, John P.,
2 00
Horton, Henry K., 206 00
Gillard, John,
2 00
Hughes, John, 2 72
Carried forward, $2,037 54
Haverhan, James, 47 22
Hayes, Mrs. Thomas P., 25 16 Hicks, Albion W., 8 80
Carried forward, $2,576 02
62
Unpaid Taxes of 1885, continued.
Brought forward, $2,576 02 Hughes, Patrick, 62 86 Huntington, Chas. W., 197 84 Harding, Ellsworth M., 2 00
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