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10,000 00
Accrued interest 2,000 00
A. Dudley Johnson, 12% on $200 in 1890 3 00
A. Dudley Johnson, 12% on interest 1890 and 1891
20 62
Wm. F. Hitchings, commission on pd.
treasurer, 1891 45 60
Wm. F. Hitchings, commission on tax deeds, 1891 9 38
Wm. F. Hitchings, expenses, 1891 49 01
-- $144,127 61
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STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
Salem Savings Bank, Water Loan
$36,000 00 Coupon Notes 50,000 00 ·
Sinking Fund Notes
. 35,500 00
Lynn Institution for Savings
. 10,500 00
TEMPORARY LOANS.
Lynn Institution for Savings
10,000 00
-$142,000 00
Coupon Notes and Water Loan payable as follows :
3 Coupon notes due May 1, 1892, 4 per ct. $1,500 00 4
Nov. 1, 1892, 4 per ct. 2,000 00 3
May 1, 1893, 4 per ct. 1,500 00
4
Nov. 1, 1893, 4 per ct. 2,000 00
4
66
66
May 1, 1894, 4 per ct. 2,000 00
4
66
Nov. 1, 1894, 4 per ct. 2,000 00
May 1, 1895, 4 per ct. 2,000 00
4
66
66 Nov. 1, 1895, 4 per ct. 2,000 00
4
66
May 1, 1896, 4 per ct.
2,000 00
4
66 Nov. 1, 1896, 4 per ct.
2,000 00
4
May 1, 1897, 4 per ct. 2,000 00
5
Nov. 1, 1897, 4 per ct.
2,500 00
5
66 May 1, 1898, 4 per ct.
2,500 00
5
66
66 Nov. 1, 1898, 4 per ct.
2,500 00
5
May 1, 1899, 4 per ct. 2,500 00
5
66
66 Nov. 1, 1899, 4 per ct.
2,500 00
5
66
May 1, 1900, 4 per ct.
2,500 00
6
Nov. 1, 1900, 4 per ct.
3,000 00
6
66
May 1, 1901, 4 per ct.
3,000 00
6
66
Nov. 1, 1901, 4 per ct.
3,000 00
6
May 1, 1902, 4 per ct.
3,000 00
4
66
Nov. 1, 1902, 4 per ct.
2,000 00
4
66
-$50,000 00
4
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STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
PRINCIPAL OF WATER LOAN, Payable as follows :
December, 1892
$2,000 00
1893
2,500 00
1894
2,500 00
1895
2,500 00
.
1896
2,500 00
1897
2,500 00
1898
3,500 00
1899
3,500 00
1900
3,500 00
1901
4,000 00
1902
2,500 00
1903
3,000 00
1904
3,000 00
1905
3,000 00
1906
3,000 00
1907
3,000 00
-
$46,500 00
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STATISTICS OF THE TOWN.
STATISTICS OF THE TOWN OF SAUGUS.
YEARS.
Real Estate.
Personal Property.
Total Valuation.
Debt.
Tax Rate per $1000
1891
$2,333,633
$276,014
$2,609,647
$72,806 78
$16 80
1890
2,253,875
238,993
2,492,868
74,322 93
18 00
1889
2,162,530
228,331
2,390,861
84,952 42
20 00
1888
2,037,192
234,107
2,271,299
112,135 36
19 00
1887
1,906,061
202,835
2,148,896
94,785 07
13 50
1886
1,373,680
156,555
1,373,680
56,106 57
17 50
1885
1,289,982
184,378
1,474,360
55,699 40
16 80
1884
1,197,402
181,280
1,378,692
58,719 11
18 00
1883
1,200,590
145,780
1,346,370
66,231 25
18 20
1882
1,197,760
142,605
1,342,395
69,909 48
19 00
1881
1,205,210
223,752
1,425,962
70,345 49
17 60
1880
1,210,495
254,960
1,465,095
69,305 49
16 50
1879
1,202,054
260,890
1,462,944
69,901 28
17 00
1878
1,210,725
299,810
1,510,535
72,425 67
18 00
1877
1,326,529
355,460
1,681,980
74,541 62
16 00
1876
1,317,128
381,300
1,691,428
84,217 75
20 00
1875
1,289,433
448,825
1,738,258
52,676 73
19 00
1874
1,254.233
543,000
1,796,233
36,832 18
18 50
1873
1,165,475
541,710
1,707,184
36,142 44
13 50
1872
1,110,125
492,225
1,602,350
35,730 42
12 50
1871
1,048,908
451,937
1,500,845
37.709 40
18 00
1870
1,004,929
457,160
1,462,089
12,769 89
15 00
1869
973,342
469,629
1,442,971
14,900 87
13 33
1868
914,214
369,558
1,310,772
16,143 62
14 50
1867
906,464
385,429
1,291,893
18,103 84
8 00
1866
895,312
453,366
1,348,678
20,201 36
15 00
1865
904,544
444,973
1,349,517
22,749 58
17 00
1864
909,646
397,400
1,307,046
30,080 86
12 50
1863
880,314
324,490
1,204,804
30,235 16
13 33
1862
876,680
270,000
1,146,695
18,407 08
8 00
1861
889,693
286,189
1,175,882
16,580 17
7 86
1860
877,605
301,087
1,179,592
16,601 33
6 80
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
BIRTHS.
Number of births registered, Males, 43, Females, 65
108
Less than last year
7
American parentage
54
-
Foreign parentage
30
American and foreign parentage
24
108
MARRIAGES.
Number of marriages registered 34
Residents of Saugus, 41, residents elsewhere, 27
68
American born, 47, Foreign born, 21 .
68
Average age of groom
30
Average age of bride
26
Oldest person married
68
Youngest person married
17
DEATHS.
Number of deaths registered in 1891 Males, 38, Females, 42.
80
AGES.
Under 5 years .
26 From 50 to 70 11
From 5 to 30
17 From 70 to 90
17
From 30 to 50
7 From 90 to 100
2
Deaths in January .
4
Deaths in July 2
February
7
August .
12
March
7
September
7
April
4
October .
11
May
9
November
4
June
13
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
DOGS.
Number of dogs Licensed, Males, 122, Females, 17 . . 139
POPULATION OF SAUGUS.
1820
748
1855
. 1,788
1875
.
2,570
1830
960
1860
. 2,024 1880
. 2,612
1840
1,098
1866
.
2,006
1885
. 2,855
1850
1,552
1870
. 2,247
1890
· 3,673
WILLIAM H. NEWHALL, Town Clerk.
ASSESSORS' REPORT.
The Assessors herewith submit to the citizens of Saugus their Report for the year 1891.
TABLE OF AGGREGATES
Of Polls, Property and Taxes, Assessed May 1, 1891.
Number of polls assessed, males
1090
Gain of 67
Number of polls assessed, females
2
Loss of 1
Number of persons exempt from poll tax
43 Gain of 3
Total number of polls registered 1136
Gain of 70
Number of persons paying poll tax only
571 Loss of 12
Number of persons paying property tax
1204 Gain of 256
Total number of persons assessed . . 1775
Gain of 244
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY ASSESSED.
Number of houses
802
Gain of 15
acres of land
5645
Loss of 143
colts
15
Loss of 5
COWS
673
Gain of 77
heifers
35
Gain of 15
neat cattle
10
Gain of 3
swine
386 Loss of 36
fowl
8714
Value of 4357
dogs taxed
271
Gain of 41
VALUATION OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
Personal property assessed .
$276,014
Buildings exclusive of land
$1,470,925
Land exclusive of buildings . 862,708
2,333,633
Total valuation of assessed estate
$2,609,647
horse
367
Gain of 18
.
.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Divided as follows :
Resident real estate
$1,780,271
Loss of $33,309
Resident personal estate
250,265
Gain of 34,457
Non-resident real estate
553,362
Gain of 113,067
Non-resident personal estate
25,749
Gain of
2,564
$2,609,647
VALUE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Money at interest
$73,025
Gain of $29,835
Stock in trade
57,525
Loss of 1,475
Machinery
52,050
Loss of 1,700
Carriages
18,130
Gain of 1,145
Live Stock
63,171
Gain of 7,036
Wood, lumber, etc.
12,113
Gain of 2,180
Total valuation of assessed estate, May 1, 1891, $2,609,647
Total valuation of assessed estate, May 1, 1890, 2,492,868
Showing a gain of
$116,779
As follows :
On buildings
. $56,047
On land
23,711
On personal
. 37,021
-__ $116,779
BASIS OF TAXATION.
Amount of appropriations $44,793 07 An inc'se of $2,666 30
State tax
1,710 00 A decrease of 285 00
County tax
2,372 23 An inc'se of 190 38
Overlay
947 76 An inc'se of 332 26
Total tax, State, County,
Town, etc. $49,823 06
Apportioned as follows :
On real estate
$39,205 03
On personal estate
4,637 03
On polls
2,181 00
Town's income
3,800 00
$49,823 06
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Rate of taxation, $16.80 per $1,000, an advance of $1.20. Total tax for State, County and Town purposes committed to A. Dudley Johnson, Collector $46,023 06
The increase in taxable property above that of last year is in real estate, $79,758, personal property $37,021, total $116,779. This is a much better showing than was antici- pated at the beginning of the tax year. The average increase for the last three years is, in round numbers, $112,500.
This steady gain in taxable property has been the means of gradually reducing the rates, showing a healthy and pro- gressive state of things; such facts and figures as the above must be gratifying to our taxpayers. It is generally con- ceded that a low tax rate serves as an incentive to capitalists to invest their money in towns where low rates of taxation prevail. Such being the fact, the town should practice economy to a reasonable extent, and the citizen taxpayer should oppose any unnecessary or useless expenditures, so that a further reduction in our tax rates may be assured.
In searching the records, three pieces of marsh and nine house lots were discovered that had escaped taxation for several years.
Seven lots were also found that had been taxed for a number of years to the supposed owners, which were traced to the real owners, who were, and have been assessed for them and the taxes paid.
It is the opinion of the assessors that there is other prop- erty remaining untaxed, to bring to light would require further investigation and searching of records; for this reason the assessors would recommend that at the annual meeting in March next, the sum of fifty dollars be granted, to be used for that purpose, if needed.
Also a like sum for the purpose of obtaining plans of cer- tain portions of the town. Several plans of new territory recently laid out into streets and house lots, have been secured. Others are needed, in the absence of which the assessors have had to rely upon their own judgment, and
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such knowledge as could be obtained from others, who were often the owners and not always free to impart the desired information.
Of the $100.00, by the assessors supposed to have been voted by the town for the purpose of looking up land titles and untaxed property, $23.17 has been expended. By this means owners of property heretofore untaxed have been identified, and a profit to the town secured.
A Repository for the better preservation of plans of streets, house lots, etc., has been obtained at a cost of $25.00. Two other items of expense, amounting to $9.39 may be added, making the total expenditure in this depart- ment of $57.56.
The Assessors in the discharge of their duties have endeav- ored to be just to all in their discrimination of values. It is not always an easy matter to get at the exact cost, or true valuation of taxable property, especially buildings, and for the information of those who entertain the opinion that real estate should only be assessed for three-fourths of its value we would say it is a mistaken idea. The law requires that all property shall be assessed at a fair cash, or market value, giving reasonable time to dispose of the same, a forced sale not to be considered as fair and equitable.
It will be seen by the Auditor's Report that the sum of $300.00, set apart for the Assessors' salary, has been insuffi- cient to meet the expenses of their department.
Since the Valuation Book of 1889 was published, a large proportion of tlie taxpayers have applied for individual tax lists, all of which have been rendered upon application.
During the past year a large amount of property belonging to residents has changed to non-resident owners, who have, with few exceptions, called for assessors' valuation, or divided tax bills. These requests in all cases have been com- plied with.
Nearly every day letters requiring answers have come to hand, either by mail, or through the collector, relating to taxes and property. In many cases information obtained
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from these sources was of considerable importance to the assessors.
By the above statement it will be seen that the assessors' duties multiply and increase each year in proportion to the gain in population and taxable property, which will require a proportionate increase of salary, that a fair compensation may be afforded for services rendered.
In accordance with the By-Laws of the Town of Saugus, the Assessors would recommend the appropriation of $400 to meet the estimated expenses of their department for the year 1892.
BENJ. F. CALLEY, GEO. N. MILLER, JOSHUA H. COBURN,
Assessors.
COLLECTOR'S DEPARTMENT.
WM. F. HITCHINGS, Collector, to TOWN OF SAUGUS.
DR.
Jan. 1, 1891, balance 1885 tax
$563 21
CR.
By cash paid Treasurer in 1891 .
$66 34
Abatements turned over to Auditor,
1891 .
471 43
Tax deeds to Treasurer, 1891
9 52
$541 29
$21 92
(W. P. Copp's receipts were shown for
$363.79 of above abatements.)
Jan. 1, 1891, balance 1886 tax
.
$704 39
CR.
By on paid Treasurer, 1891
. $102 64
Abatements turned to Auditor,
1891 .
497 01
Tax deeds to Treasurer, 1891
54 17
$653 82
$50 57
(Receipts held for $154.19 of above.)
Jan. 1, 1891, balance 1887 tax
$691 22'
CR.
By cash paid Treasurer 1891
. $111 64
Abatement checks turned to Aud-
itor, 1891 .
·
333 20
Tax deeds to Treasurer, 1891
.
19 11
$463 95
$227 27
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COLLECTORS' REPORT.
Jan. 1, 1891, balance 1888 tax CR. $777 00
By cash paid Treasurer, 1891 . $221 23
Abatements to Auditor, 1891 284 39 ·
Tax deeds to Treasurer, 1891 .
28 17
$533 79
$243 21
Total
$542 97
Interest statement on above.
Amount paid Treasurer, 1866 $40 23
Amount paid Treasurer, 1887
34 10
Amount paid Treasurer, 1888 47 10
$121 43
Interest charged in tax deeds 1886 Interest charged in tax deeds 1887 Interest charged in tax deeds 1888
$14 60
4 60
4 55
$23 75
AUDITOR'S NOTE .- Mr. W. F. Hitchings reports a larger amount col- lected than he has paid over to the Town Treasurer and presented a bill in December for commissions on the amount as claimed by his own books. This bill was returned with the explanation that commissions could be allowed only on the amount received by the town. No correct bill has been presented, therefore the proper amount appears among the liabilities of the town, and the amount collected over the amount paid in, should be paid the Town Treasurer, when the Collector will be entitled to his commissions thereon. This amount will more than account for the difference between the balance due on 1888 list and the published list of unpaid taxes, the difference on other years of both collectors, appearing on the other side can only be adjusted by the pre- sentation of receipted bills by those whose names are incorrectly pub- lished.
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COLLECTORS' REPORT.
A. DUDLEY JOHNSON, Collector to Town of SAUGUS,
DR.
Jan. 1, 1891. Balance 1889 tax $5,822 82
Interest 350 00 -
$6,172 82
CR.
By amount paid Treasurer
$3,300 00
paid Treasurer, interest 350 00
paid Treasurer, paid in
1890, not credited in
Auditor's report
425 00
Abatements
489 80
$4,564 80
Balance
$1,608 02
DR.
Jan. 1, 1891. Balance 1890, tax reported $19,932 51
Error in report 10 00
Interest .
600 00
$20,542 51
CR.
By amount paid Treasurer
$14,100 00
paid Treasurer, interest 600 00
Abatements 238 08
- $14,938 08
Balance
$5,604 43
(Collector reports a credit of $80.78 for discounts, which is not allowed in above report.)
DR.
To amount of 1891 tax list
$46,023 06
CR.
By amount paid Treasurer
$27,300 00
Abatements
186 00
Discounts .
426 62
Balance
-- $18,109 84
Total
-- $27,913 22
$25,322 29
(Treasurer has also receipted for tax titles on above accounts $1,085.15, and in- terest and expense $1,312.11, but Auditor does not have the apportionment.)
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COLLECTORS' REPORT.
List of Uncollected Taxes as reported by Collector.
ON TAX LIST OF 1885.
Berritt, W. F.
$2 00
Mansfield, Daniel
$2 00
Caswell, George
2 00
Pierce, Henry 2 00
Chapman, Mark
2 00
Montgomery, Thomas 2 00
Clark, James F.
2 00
Newhall, Jacob E.
2 00
Cox, Thomas
2 00
Orcut, Nelson L.
1 00
Cox, James W.
2 00
Raddin, Chas. E.
2 00
Cross, Geo. H.
2 00
Raddin, George M.
3 94
Doyle, Chas. E.
2 00
Rand, Willis L.
2 00
Donovan, Jerry
2 00
Sewall, George
2 00
Gunnison, Joseph T.
2 00
Copp, Edward O.
35 60
Hanson, Charles
2 00
NON-RESIDENT.
Hanson, Winfred
2 00
Maloney, Edward, Boston 2 52
Jordon, George H.
2 00
Knapp, Alfred H.
25 20
$108 26
ON TAX LIST OF 1886.
Berritt, Wm. W.
$2 00
Pierce, Henry
$2 00
Berritt, W. F.
2 00
Raddin, Charles E. 1 00
Brown, Albert B.
2 00
Raddin, Walter H. 1 00
Byrnes, James G.
2 00
Raddin, George M. 5.06
Briody, James F.
2 00
Rhuland, A. A. 7 25
Chapman, Mark
2 00
Symonds, Chas. F.
2 00
Cook, Oliver
2 00
Townsend, William
2 00
Cox, Thomas
2 00
Williscraft, John
2 00
Copp, Edward O.
2 00
Bryar, Samuel G.
2 00
Jordon, Geo. H.
2 00
Doyal, Charles E.
2 00
Kidder, Nancy, heirs
6 25
NON-RESIDENTS.
Lux, Anthony
5 00
Maloney, Edward 2 63
Lux, Michael
2 00
Lees, William
2 00
Newhall, S. Phillips, Lynn 4 38 Stimpson, B. F. Lowell, 21 00
Johnson, Benj. N. assignee 5 25
Oliver, Darius M. 2 00
$96 82
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COLLECTORS' REPORT.
ON TAX LIST OF 1887.
Barnes, John E.
$2 00 Shaw, William E. $ 68
Briody, James F.
2 00
Smith, John S. 2 00
Brown, Chas. D.
2 00
Somers, George
2 00
Brown, Wheelock
2 00
Stocker, Frederic
39 29
Clucas, Henry. 4 03
Sullivan, John
2 00
Danforth, Wm. E.
2 00
Taylor, Peter
2 00
Fielding, Joseph
2 00
Terry, John A.
10 37
Gillgun, Thomas
5 43
Townsend, William
2 00
Gunnison, Joseph T.
1 00
Williams, Edward
2 00
Gordon, Chas. I.
2 00
Wood, Noble
2 00
Hitchings, Roswell, Jr.
2 00
Wormstead, Chas. N.
6 05
Harriman, Noah G.
2 70
Williscraft, Isaac 2 00
Jordon, George H.
2 00
Wilson, Emery C. 4 70
Jeanerett A. E.
2 00
Johnston, Chas. E. 2 00
Jordon, Gustavus H. 2 00
Kidder, Nancy, heirs
4 12
McComick, John
9 29
McGilvery, Benj.
2 00
Montgomery, Hugh
6 05
Montgomery, Thomas
10 10
Maker, Allen J.
2 00
Meacom, J. J.
2 00
Oliver, Darius M.
2 00
Pierce, Henry
2 00
Pratt, H. O. and F. A.
2 70
Raddin, Charles E. 1 00
Pool, James, Lynn 2 70
Stimpson, B. F. Lowell 20 25 Starbird, Chas. D. Lowell 1 82 Walton, Daniel G. Wake-
Roach, Thomas W. 2 68
Rhuland, A. A. 7 40
NON-RESIDENTS.
Brown, Caroline 22 95
Breed, Sam'l heirs, Lynn 1 69 Breed, Aza V. Allen,
Lynn 1 69
Brown, Thomas B. Chi- cago 2 03
Bates, Lydia D. Lynn 10 80
Longley, M. P. Lynn 20 25
Maloney, Edward, Boston 4 05
Raddin, Chas. E. Supli- mentary list 2 00
Raddin, Walter H. 1 00
Raddin, George M. 6 05
field 3 38
$268 25
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COLLECTORS' REPORT.
ON TAX LIST OF 1888.
Cox, George I.
$1 24
McGray, William $2 00
Copp, Warren P. B. N.
Newhall, Henry L. 2 00
Johnson, assignee
Newhall, E. R. R. 12 45
Clark, James 2 00
Oliver, Benj. F. 2 00
Caldwell, Jacob
3 90
Orcut, Nelson L. 2 00
Chapman, Mark
2 00
Pratt, James F. 2 00
Dixon, Wm. J.
2 00
Pratt, Walter
2 00
Doyle, Daniel
2 00
Penn, E.
6 00
Fielding, Joseph
2 00
Raddin, George M. 3 80
Gillgun, Thomas
13 30
Rhodes, John C.
2 58
Gunnison, Joseph T.
2 00
Shaw, William E.
3 90
Hobbs, Chas. F.
2 00
Townsend, William
2 00
Harriman, Noah G.
5 80
Veazie, James A.
2 00
Hickford, A. S. N.
3 90
Waitt, H. Augustine
2 00
Holbrook, Clarence L.
2 00
Hall, Joseph P.
2 00
Johnston, Chas. E.
3 90
Kimball, William
4 85
Kimball, Fred L.
2 00
McCotter, Charles
2 00
McGilvery, Joseph
2 00
Maker, Allen J.
2 00
Maloney, Edward
5 70
Meacom, John J.
2 00
Pratt, H. O. and F. A. 3 80
Maddox, Chas. A.
2 00
Starbird, Charles D.
2 66
Mansfield, Roland L. 2 00
Malone, James
2 00
$168 08
Ward, Henry 2 00
NON-RESIDENTS.
Goodwin, Lynn, 9 50
Hurd, James H. 6 65
Wormstead, Chas. N. 10 45
Wilson, Emery C. 7 70
Williscraft, Isaac 2 00
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COLLECTORS' REPORT.
List of Unpaid Taxes as reported by A. D. Johnson, Collector.
TAX LIST OF 1889.
Amerige, C. W. and
Pratt, H. O. & F. A.
$4 00
F. W. Price
$7 65
Price, John H. 2 00
Bell, Chas. M.
2 00
Rand, Willie L.
2 00
Blake, Wm.
2 00
Sachesse, Alfred F.
10 00
Brewer, James
2 00
Seymore, Horace C.
2 00
Colman, Patrick
40 00
Smith, Francis J.
2 00
Copp, Arthur E.
5 00
Smith, Simeon F.
2 00
Cloutman, Chas. W ..
2 00
Smith, Thomas D.
2 00
Danforth, Wm. E. 2 00
Steadman, Edwin K. 2 00
Dawes, Walter
2 00
Thomas, Abram F. est. 10 00
Doyle, Chas. E.
2 00
Thompson, Herbert B. 4 00
Florence, Thomas
2 00
Tomlinson, Irving C. 2 00
Francois, Edward A. L.
3.00
Van Antwerp, H. N.
7 30
Gilgan, Thomas
5 90
Ward, Henry 5 00
Gordon, Charles I.
2 00
Whitely, Harry 2 00
2 00
Hall, Albert J. 84 00
Haney, Thomas
2 00
Winslow, H. B.
2 00
Hawkes, George E.
2 00
Wormstead, Chas. N. 6 40
Stone, O. P. 2 00
Mansfield, Abbie 25 00
NON-RESIDENTS.
Mansfield, Daniel
2 00
Manson, Elbridge 3 00
Mansfield, Chas. O. 2 00
Ireson, S. S., Tax title 20 00
Maloney, E., So. Boston 6 00
Moore, Miss 2 00
Newhall, Hiram, Heirs of, Lynn 2 00
Peck, Estella P., Cam- bridgeport 17 40
Pope, John T., Boston 22 50
Silsbee, Henry O., Lynn 1 60
Smith, Henry, Revere 5 00
Parker, Mary W. 111 90
Parker, Henry A. 2 00
Pearson, Wm. E. 6 00
Peterson, Wilbur F. 2 00
Porter, Frederick F. 2 00
Barnes, Levi, Malden $2 00
Cressey, M. B., Rowley 1 50
McGrath, Walter J. 3 00
McBey, William 2 00
McNought, Thomas 2 00
Meacom, John 1 00
Myron, Frank 2 00
Newhall, Europe R. R. 11 60
Newhall, Gardener G. 2 00
Newhall, Herbert B. 456 60
Tucker, Hussey & Chand- ler, Lynn 60 00
Upton, Chas. E., Lynn 10 00
$1,036 35
Hall, Hezekiah A. 2 00
Williams, William
Williams, George S.
2 00
Jordan, Gustavus A. 8 00
74
COLLECTORS' REPORT.
TAX LIST OF 1890.
Atkins, John T. $2 00
Bruce, Augustus W. $2 00
Amerige, Chas. W. and
Barrows, Moses 2 00
Price, Frank W.
21 78
Callahan, Patrick
2 00
Ames, Lorenzo
2 00
Carroll, Edward
2 90
Ames, Frank E.
2 00
Carter, Levi H.
29 70
Atherton, William
2 00
Carswell, Geo. W.
15 75
Atkins, George
2 00
Cates, David '
1 44
Axtell, Edward
2 00
Chapman, Mark
2 00
Bailey, Emile W.
2 00
Chapman, John
2 00
Baldwin, Fred M.
2 00
Clarrage, Sophia
17 55
Bacheller, Francis F.
2 00
Clare, George A.
2 00
Bartlett, William F.
4 70
Clarke, Chas. F.
9 60
Beckett, Rebecca K.
27 00
Cloudman, Chas. W.
52 20
Balcom, Joslyn
2 00
Colley, George H.
3 80
Bennett, William
12 80
Coulson, David
27 90
Bennett, Charles
2 00
Copp, Arthur E.
3 80
Berrett, Arthur B.
2 00
Copp, Edward O.
10 55
Berrett, Chas. H.
2 00
Cox, Victor N.
2 00
Bird, John M.
8 30
Cook, Alonzo
2 00
Biffen, James
14 99
Cook, Chas.
2 00
Black, Gilbert A.
15 95
Davis, Frank J.
2 00
Bickford, William
2 00
Davis, John F.
2 00
Blodgett, John W.
235 62
Dailey, John B.
2 00
Bosworth, John H.
23 40
Dodge, Walter S.
72
Bosworth, John M.
2 00
Dailey, Daniel
2 00
Brackett, Henry L. est.
44 32
Day, Geo. E.
2 00
Bray, Joseph
2 00
Dearie, Edward
2 00
Briody, James F.
2 00
Denoins, Samuel
2 00
Brown, Josiah H.
2 00
Dill, Joseph S.
2 00
Brown, Olin P.
32 40
Dixon, Wm. J.
2 00
Brown, Pliney C.
2 00
Dixon, Edward
2 00
Brown, Charles B.
2 00
Dizer, Frank H.
2 00
Brown, Nathan E.
2 00
Doherty, Francis
2 00
Burleigh, Chas. H.
48 44
Dolan, John
2 00
Burnes, James A.
2 00
Durgin, Calvin
2 00
Burrill, Persis M. estate 45 00
Durgin, Frank S.
2 00
Bunn, Josiah
2 00 Edmands, Edward W. 119 61
Burke, Frank E.
2 00
Edmands, Solon V. 31 50
Burmeister, Wm. F.
30 08
Edmands, Artemus S. 41 77
75
COLLECTORS' REPORT.
Elliot, Edson S.
$9 80
Hitchings, Chas. S.
$220 20.
Elliot, Israel
2 00
Hitchings, John W.
31 32
Fiske, Dudley B.
21 23
Hitchings, Roswell
2 00
Fiske, Betsy B.
15 84
Healey, Norman
2 00
Fiske, Henry F.
43 65
Hobbs, Eliza
10 35
Fiske, Mrs. Francis G.
47 70
Hobbs, Wallace C.
2 00
Fiske, Frank E.
7 40
Hobbs, Fred L.
2 00
Florence, Levi
11 00
Holliday, Jane
15 56
Flye, John
86 15
Holbrook, George K. 90
Forrestall, Alpheus M.
2 00
Houghton, Theodore C.
2 00
Gabriel, Wm. E.
2 00
Houston, Chas. A.
2 00
Getchell, Edwin E.
23 40
Hutchinson, Chas. B.
2 00
Gesner, Jacob
2 00
Ireson, S. S. est.
17 10
Gilgan, Thomas
9 45
Johnson, Ellen M.
164 60
Gilvory, Joseph
9 20
Johnson, W., Chestnut st. 2 00
Gilmore, Andrew
2 00
Johnson, Arthur
2 00
Gilmore, Howard
2.00
Jenney, George B. 32 85
Gordon, Chas. I.
2 00
Jennings, Edward F.
3 35
Graves, Joseph
32 06
Johnson, Chas. E.
2 00
Guilford, Bunsley
2 00
Jones, Walter
2 00
Gunnerson, James F.
2 00
Jordan, George H.
3 20
Hall, Harry P.
84 08
Jordan, Gustavus A.
5 60
Hall, Jessie M.
17 50
Keene, Charles
2 00
Hall, Hezekiah A.
45 00
Kelley, Edward A.
2 00
Hall, Annie
5 40
Kent, Benj. F.
2 00
Hall, George H.
2 00
King, Herbert
2 00
Hall, Edmund C.
2 00
King, Jerry
2 00
Hall, Albert J.
160 48
Knowlton, Albert W.
25 20
Hall, Frank
2 00
Larcom, James F.
2 90
Halliday, James A.
48 60
Lane, Frank 2 00
Hanson, Winifred
2 00
Laundey, John
2 00
Hanson, Edward A.
2 00
Macom, John J.
2 00
Haney, Martin
2 00
Maker, Allen J.
2 00
Harriman, Noah G.
46 80
Manson, Eibridge G.
2 00
Hatch, James R.
120 15
Mansfield, Abba
13 50
Hawkes, George E.
2 00
Mansfield, Edwin
2 00
Haven, Mary E.
48 60
Mansfield, Stephen W.
2 00
Nelson, Hector
2 00
Marks, Frank
23 40
High, Lucy M.
46 85
Marr, Isabella
114 21
Hawkes, Albert
2 00
Maxfield, Chas. O. 2 00
Grover, Hiram S.
29 35
Jones, Samuel G. 2 00
76
COLLECTORS' REPORT.
McCormick, John
$2 00
Parker, Geo. W.
$33 50
McGilley, John, Jr.
2 00
Parker, E. Chester
7 20
McCrea, Edward
2 00
Parker, Mary W.
95 40
McGreggor, James
2 00
Parker, Charles E.
2 00
McGreggor, Chas.
2 00
Parker, Albert H.
43 33
McGrath, John
2 00
Paul, Wm. A.
2 00
McGrath, James
2 00
Peterson, Wilbur F.
2 00
Merrill, William
2 00
Pierce, George J.
2 00
Merrithew, Christopher
2 00
Price, Frank W.
53 73
Mayers, Albert C.
4 25
Price, John H.
2 00
Miller, James F.
3 25
Priest, George L.
20 08
Montgomery, John
2 00
Pitts, Alexander
2 00
Moody, Charles A.
43 40
Porter, Frederick F.
2 00
Morrison, James
2 00
Pratt, H. O. & F. A.
3 60
Moulton, Chas. G.
2 00
Pratt, Walter A.
2 00
Moulton, Solomon
2 00
Pratt, E. L. Horace
2 00
Munroe, Alexander
34 20
Putney, Samuel
3 80
Munroe, James
2 00
Rand, William A.
2 00
Mullett, Fred
2 00
Ramsdell, John N.
11 60
Myers, Henry
2 00
Rea, George E.
2 00
Myron, Frank
2 00
Record, William H.
2 00
Newhall, Herbert B.
396 96
Rhodes, A. Wallace
75 89
Newhall, Europe R. R. 10 80
Richardson, Frank H. Risteen, Henry
2 00
W. F. 105 93
Robinson, Albert
2 00
Newhall, Everett H.
2 00
Russell, Thomas C.
2 00
Newhall, Henry L.
2 00
Russell, Louise W.
83 70
Newhall, John
2 00
Russell, James
8 00
Newhall, Chas. W.
2 00
Russell, Lucius O.
2 00
Newhall, Fred E.
2 00
Saunders, Edward W. 10. 55
Newhall, Jacob E.
2 00
Scofield, James
2 00
Newhall, James M.
2 00
Shields, Henry P.
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