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rubber coats
49 00
1 Grant pipe 8 00
leather cover for pipe .
13 00
repairing hose
50
H. A. Williams & Co., nozzle 12 00
A. S. Jackson, repairs . 3 50
Henry Rockwood, incidentals . 5 98
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent
6 00
Dwight B. Rogers, repairs to house . 4 65
E. W. Morton, repairs to house
4 72
John M. Hart, lettering coats .
6 25
Mrs. Dailey, cleaning house
4 90
Otis Cushing, expressage and incidentals
6 05
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal .
9 75
Almshouse, wood, coal and carting .
20 50
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, for labor and ma- terial
3 70
$344 50
69
RESOLUTE HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Thomas F. Brady, steward
$25 00
cleaning
5 00
John M. Hart, painting .
75
$30 75
CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHER.
Paid B. R. Beals, steward $25 00
John M. Hart, painting and varnishing 12 00
$37 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid firemen's services, 165 men at $10.00 $1,650 00
Firemen's tax refunded, 163 men, at $2.00
326 00
J. H. Shaw, hauling hook and ladder to Bradley fire, 1889 5 00
hauling hook and ladder to Winter's fire, 1890
5 00
hauling hook and ladder to East Weymouth (practice) 5 00
expressage .
5 25
for grate and expressage
75
horses for practice
3 00
horses to Essex Street fire .
5 00
horses to Bourk fire 5 00
Geo. W. Young, 2 pair horses O. C. R. R. fire, 10 00 2 pair horses, Feb. 3, 13, April 22, and Dec. 30 40 00
2 pair horses for practice, 4 times
36 00
1 pair horses for practice, 3 times
9 00
2 pair horses for practice, 4 times
40 00
1 pair horses 4 00
3 pair horses, Bourk fire 15 00
2 pair horses, J. P. Lovell fire 10 00
3 pair horses, Noonan fire 15 00
2 pair horses, false aların 10 00
for coach
3 00
A. W. Baker, horses to E. S. Hunt fire 10 00
70
Paid A. W. Baker, horses for practice $3 00
horses to Ambler fire . 5 00
horses to Custance fire 5 00
horses to Bourk fire
15 00
W. B. Hollis, conveying Quincy firemen . 5 00
John Ford, hauling hose and truck, Hunt fire
5 00
hauling steamer, April 2
5 00
hauling steamer, Bourk fire .
5 00
hauling steamer, Hobart fire
5 00
hauling hose carriage, July 8
5 00
hauling hose, Bourk fire 5 00
W. F. Cushing, conveying firemen, Bourk fire . ·. 6 00
Otis Cushing as follows : -
hauling equipments, Madden fire, 10 00
hauling equipments, Moneghan fire 10 00
hauling equipments, Pond Plain . 10 00
hauling equipments, for practice . .
3 00
loading Gen. Putnam on cars 5 00
Melvin Bates, with 7 men, watching fire in woods 6 75
Oliver Houghton, with 5 men, watching Bourk fire 13 00
Samuel Hilton, with 3 men, watching Bourk fire, 8.00
T. E. Burrell, watching Custance fire 2 00
Geo. A. Daily, watching Donovan fire 2 00
W. C. Peare, watching Donovan fire
2 00
A. J. Osgood, watching J. P. Lovell fire
2 00
J. F. Bemis, watching J. P. Lovell fire . W. O. Collyer, as follows : -
2 00
services as clerk . 25 00
stationery and postage stamps 1 83
C. A. Twitchell & Co., 10 nickel badges 8 50
Stoughton Rubber Co., rubber coats
18 53
Augustus J. Richards & Sons, coal Bourk fire . 9 35
Henry A. Stoddard, storage hose carriage, one year 12 00
Total Miscellaneous
$2,431 96
71
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Ward 1 .
$325 35
Ward 1, E. S. Beals Hook and Ladder
37 00
Ward 2 .
593 74
Ward 2, Eureka Hook and Ladder .
39 90
Ward 3 .
343 01
Ward 4, Hardscrabble Hook and Ladder
25 00
Ward 4 .
622 66
Ward 5 .
344 50
Ward 5, Resolute Hook and Ladder
30 75
Ward 5, chemical extinguisher
37 00
Miscellaneous
. 2,431 96
$4,830 87
Appropriation, March 2, 1891
. $4,800 00
Unexpended balance of 1890 .
806 18
$5,606 18
Balance unexpended, Jan. 1, 1892 .
$775 31
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
WARD ONE.
Paid Isaac H. Walker, services
$107 00
B. F. Richards, services . ·
10 50
$117 50
WARD TWO.
Paid Nathaniel B. Peare, services
$450 95
Asa B. Pratt, services
126 00
George W. Fay, services
71 00
Henry B. Vogel, services
4 50
Patrick Butler, services .
9 00
$661 45
72
WARD THREE.
Paid Thomas Fitzgerald, services ·
$600 00
Oliver Houghton, services .
.
19 00
John Kelley .
3 00
$622 00
WARD FOUR.
Paid Thomas Quinn, Jr., services
$9 00
Geo. B. Bailey, services
5 50
Isaac N. Tirrell, services
3 00
$17 50
WARD FIVE
Paid Michael Allen, services .
$173 05
William T. Reilley, services
19 00
F. A. Caldwell, services
15 75
C. C. Tinkham
3 50
$211 30
LOCK-UP.
WARD TWO.
Paid Asa B. Pratt, care .
$25 00
food for prisoners
15 75
oil
27
Almshouse, wood and coal
6 50
$47 52
WARD THREE.
Paid Oliver Houghton, care .
$18 75
food for prisoners
11 50
A. K. Bates, cleaning and repairing stove
7 50
Almshouse, wood and coal
6 50
$44 25
WARD FIVE.
Paid A. F. Bullock, for care . $25 00 .
food for tramps, etc. .
2 43
73
Paid Wm. T. Reilley, food for prisoners,
$3 75
Almshouse, wood and coal
13 00
$44 18
Total for Lock-up
1,765 70
Appropriation March 2, 1891 . . $2,300 00
Unexpended balance of 1890 . 185 36
2,485 36
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1, 1892
$719 66
SUPPRESSING THE ILLEGAL SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
Paid George B. Balley, services and expenses . $899 47
Isaac N. Tirrell, services and expenses .
96 50
Asa B. Pratt, services and expenses
73 00
Nathaniel B. Pease, services and expenses 67 50 · Geo. W. Fay, services and expenses 38 00*
F. A. Caldwell, services and expenses ·
6 00
Nathaniel R. Ells, services and expenses Andrew J. Garey, services and expenses E. W. Morton, services and expenses Henry B. Vogel, services and expenses
66 50
3 00
3 00
31 50
Michael Allen, services and expenses
4 50
Thos. M. Byrne, services and expenses
5 00
Geo. B. Bailey, food for prisoners . Frank Bersall, bill .
10 00
$1,309 47
Appropriation, March 2, 1891
2,500 00
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1, 1892 . . ·
$1,190 53
.
.
.
·
.
5 50
74
SUPPRESSING ILLEGAL SALE OF INTOX- ICATING LIQUORS.
REPORT OF GEORGE B. BAILEY AND OTHERS.
WEYMOUTH, DEC. 31, 1891.
Whole number of searches for intoxicating liquors 39
Whole number of liquor seizures 17
Whole number of prosecutions 15
Amount of fines imposed .
$928 75
Three have left town rather than stand trial.
Eight have given up business.
Sent one to the House of Correction ; two others waiting sen- tence from the Superior Court, that have been convicted.
Two are continued from time to time; Fraher and Patrick Healy's.
Have closed up one of the worst gambling dens in East Wey- mouth.
Respectfully,
GEORGE B. BAILEY,
GEORGE W. FAY, NATHANIEL B. PEASE,
ASA B. PRATT, HENRY B. VOGELL,
ISAAC N. TIRRELL, NATHANIEL R. ELLS, EZEKIEL MORTON, FRANK CALDWELL, MICHAEL ALLEN.
75
TOWN HOUSE.
Paid James C. Wendell, for care $81 30
Jacob F. Dizer, hitching hooks etc. .
61
F. B. Reed, repairing clock . 1 00
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal .
12 00
Stewart & Howe, repairing stoves etc. 9 60
W. G. Nash, incidentals 2 27
John Seabury, repairs 3 75
Almshouse, coal, carting coal and wood .
24 00
$135 53
Appropriation March 2, 1891 .
202 61
Unexpended balance Jan. 1, 1892
$67 08
MEMORIAL DAY.
Paid Elbridge Nash, Q. M. Post 58, G. A. R.
$500 00
Appropriation March 2, 1891 . 500 00
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Paid Alfred Mudge & Son, printing town reports ·
$623 80 Alfred Mudge & Son, printing water com- missioners reports 12 00
Weymouth Publishing Co. as follows : -
Printing official ballots, March meeting 20 00
Printing official ballots, for women, March meeting . 1 75
76
Paid Weymouth Publishing Co. as follows : -
Printing specimen ballots and autograph
$7 50
Printing certificates of election 3 00 .
Printing warrant and jury list .
20 00
Printing for Town clerk
14 25
Printing poll tax list .
153 00
Printing warrant for special meetings, and
State elections . 25 00
Printing for assessors . 2 25
Advertising annual notices, town officers 65 00
Sundry printing and advertising 69 00
Smith & Campbell, printing .
8 00
CR.
By cash refunded by Water Commissioners 12 00
$1,012 55
Appropriation, March 2, 1891 . . $1,100 00
Unexpended balance of 1890 731 20
1,831 20
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1, 1892
$818 65
TUFTS LIBRARY.
Paid Amos S. White, Treasurer $400 00
Frank H. Mason, Treasurer 1,400 00
Alfred Mudge & Sons, extra copies report 4 50
$1,804 50
Appropriation, March 2, 1891 . . $1,000 00
Unexpended balance of 1890
606 63
One half dog license money 594 13
2,200 76
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1, 1892 $396 26
77
NEW LIBRARY BUILDING.
Paid S. S. Woodcock, for plans (not used) $25 00 Weymouth Publishing Company, printing and postals 3 25
Weymouth Publishing Company, advertising sale buildings 3 90
J. W. Lombard, services as auctioneer 10 00
J. Morrell Brown, architect on, account . 250 00
Quincy L. Reed, C. E., services 35 00
Angus McDonnald, on account contract
.
5,000 00
$5,327 15
Appropriation :
Proceeds of sales of old buildings . $2,631 50
Balance unexpended for plans of New Library Building, 1890 . 733 50
3,365 00
*Overdraft .
$1,962 50
REMITTANCE AND ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
Paid A. O. Crawford, for remittances and abate- ments of tax for 1890 . $558 96
Daniel J. Nolan, abatement tax of 1890 . 2 46
Geo. F. Maynard, abatement tax of 1890 2 87
Chas. S. Fogg's estate, abate tax of 1890 2 46
Chas. H. Pratt, 3d, abatement tax of 1890
4 92
Mrs. Bartholomew Farrell, abatement tax of 1890 .
8 20
* This overdraft has since been repaid from the proceeds of sale of notes issued under the vote of the town for the purpose of building New Library.
78
Paid Leander R. Gardner, abatement tax of 1890 $2 87 Oliver Freeman estate, abatement tax of 1860 . 3 28
Rossana Freeman, abatement tax of 1890 3 28
John D. Buckley, abatement tax of 1890 1 64 Adoram Clapps estate, abatement tax of 1890, 29 62 Geo. W. Conant, abatement tax of 1889 . 21 28
$641 84
Appropriation, March 2, 1891 . $760 57
Unexpended balance of 1890 . 388 83
$1,149 40
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1, 1892 $507 56
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT.
Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, as follows : - interest on note, $15,000, due Jan. 1, 1900 . $525 00 interest on 4 notes, $5,500 each, March 7, 1892, 94-96-99. 880 00
interest on note, $12,000, April 29, 1899
480 00
interest on note, $14,000, May 9, 1900
490 00
18 months interest on note, $3,092, on demand
231 90
discount on note, $10,000, due Oct. 10, 1891 281 47
discount on note, $5,000, due Oct. 10, 1891
133 45
discount on note, $10,000, due Oct. 13, 1891
185 00
discount on note, $10,000, due Oct. 13, 1891
177 78
discount on note, $8,000, due Oct. 10, 1891 91 10
discount on note, 5,000, due Oct. 10, 1891 64 58
$3,540 28
CR.
By interest from First National Bank
$213 67
interest from Union National Bank
.
105 99 319 66
$3,220 62
79
Appropriation March 2, 1891 $3,400 00
Unexpended balance of 1890
934 53 4,334 53
Unexpended balance of Jan. 1, 1892 .
$1,113 91
BILLS PAYABLE.
CR.
By balance from 1890
$66,092 00
Notes approved in favor J. H. Stetson, Treasurer,
as follows : -
Note, date March 23, due Oct. 10, 1891 . $10,000 00
Note, date May 11, due Oct. 13, 1891 10,000 00
Note, date May 25, due Oct. 10, 1891 5,000 00
Note, date June 1, due Oct. 13, 1891 10,000 00
Note, date June 15, due Oct. 10, 1891 8,000 00
Note, date July 20, due Oct. 10, 1891
5,000 00
$114,092 00
DR.
To J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, for six notes paid :- Note due Oct. 10, and Oct. 13, 1891 48,000 00
Balance outstanding Jan. 1, 1892 ·
$66,092 00
Due as follows : -
March 7,1892
$5,500 00
March 7,1894
5,500 00
March 7,1896
5,500 00
March 10, 1899
5,500 00
April 29, 1899
12,000 00
Jan. 1,1900
15,000 00
May 9,1900
14,000 00
On demand, Pratt fund .
3,092 00
$66,092 00
80
JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer. BILLS PAYABLE ACCOUNT.
DR.
To balance Dec. 31, 1890
$66,092 00 .
To notes approved in 1891
48,000 00
$114,092 00
CR.
By notes paid
48,000 00
Ralance, Dec. 31, 1391
· $66,092 00
STATE, COUNTY, CORPORATION AND NATIONAL BANK TAX.
Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, for State tax $4,710 00
County tax
5,220 07
National Bank tax
5,240 83
Corporation tax of 1890
192 40
$15,363 30
HYDRANTS AND DRINKING FOUN- TAINS.
Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent for hy- drants
$8,325 00
Water rent for drinking fountains 227 50
Care and repair of drinking fountains . ·
47 50
$8,600 00
Appropriation March 2, 1891 .
$8,600 00
81
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Paid Weymouth Light and Power Company $4,962 64 Appropriation March 2, 1891 . .. 5,000 00
Unexpended balance of 1890 . 1,969 10
6,969 10
Unexpended balance Jan. 1, 1892 .
$2,006 46
PREPARING LIST OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX PAYERS FOR, THE YEAR 1891.
Paid Wilmot Cleverly for copying valuations $14 00
John P. Burrell, for copying valuations 20 00
Geo. H. Bicknell, for copying valuations 21 00
Gilman B. Loud, for copying valuations 18 00
J. Clarence Howe, for copying valuations
24 00
$97 00
Appropriation March 2, 1891 .
500 00
Unexpended balance Jan. 1, 1892
$403 00
TOWN OFFICERS.
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND BOARD OF HEALTH.
Paid J. Clarence Howe, Chairman, services to Dec. 28 . $619 80 Henry A. Nash, services to Dec. 28, 538 00 John P. Burrill, services March 3 to Dec. 28 . 448 64
82
Paid Jacob F. Dizer, services to March 3, $75 00 Geo. H. Bicknell, services April 22 to Dec. 28 226 00
E. Atherton Hunt, services to March, 94 00
Leonard V. Tirrell, services to Dec. 28 450 28
Henry A. Nash, services as clerk Selectmen 300 00
services as Clerk Overseers of the Poor ·
100 00
$2,851 72
ASSESSORS.
Paid John P. Burrill, chairman, services . $265 00
Wilmot Cleverly, clerk, services 276 25
Geo. H. Bicknell, services 204 25
E. Atherton Hunt, services
4 00
Gilman B. Loud
242 50
1
.J. Clarence Howe, as follows :
services 304 00
horse hire.
12 00
$1,308 00
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Paid W. A. Drake, chairman, services and expenses
$146 90
Geo. A. Cushing, secretary, services and expenses 221 50
Augustus J. Richards, services and expenses 58 00
James H. Flint, services and ex- penses ·
104 15
Bradford Hawes, services and ex- penses · Henry A. Thomas, services and ex- penses ·
68 00
95 00
$693 55
83
TOWN TREASURER.
Paid John H. Stetson, services $600 00
TOWN CLERK.
Paid John A. Raymond, services $125 00
AUDITORS.
Paid Z. L. Bicknell, services . $10 00
Francis Ambler, services 10 00
Joseph Dyer, services
10 00
$30 00
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
Paid Alfred O. Crawford, services .
$1,023 07
REGISTRARS.
Paid Francis A. Bicknell, chairman, ser-
vices and expenses $24 50
John A. Raymond, clerk, services and expenses 57 50
Benjamin F. Smith, services and ex- penses 30 40
D. S. Murray, services and ex- penses . 41 00
$153 40
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Paid Asa B. Pratt, services and expenses, $61 88
John P. Burrell, services and ex- penses 6 00
$67 88
Total expenses Town officers
$6,852 62
Appropriation, March 2, 1891 .
7,000 00
Unexpended balance, Jan. 1, 1892
$147 38
NEW SYSTEM OF VOTING.
Paid Francis A. Bicknell, registrar, services and ex-
penses $54 10 John A. Raymond, registrar, services and ex- penses 52 00
Benjamin F. Smith, registrar, services and ex- penses 59 50
D. S. Murray, registrar, services and expenses, H. M. Meeks, nomination papers and tally sheets 5 75
59 00
Alfred Mudge & Son, printing names on tally sheets 9 75
H. C. Dimond & Co., wax seals 1 54
Warren P. Butler, repairing ballot-box 1 00
Weymouth Publishing Company, voting lists and posters 95 20
Weymouth Publishing Company, printing vot- ing lists, notice to voters, etc. 91 57
Arthur E. Jackson, services as warden in Pre- cinct 1 5 00
Arthur W. Bartlett, services as warden, Pre-
cinct 1 5 00
Edward H. Benson, services as clerk, Pre- cinct 1 5 00
John A. Holbrook, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 1 5 00
Augustus Beals, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 1 5 00
Josiah H. Pratt, services as deputy, Precinct 1, 1 50
William R. French, services as deputy, Prc- cinct 1 1 50
85
Paid James B. French, services as teller, Precinct 1, $3 00
Emory L. Cushing, services as teller, Pre-
cinct 1 3 00
Isaac H. Walker, services as constable, Pre- cinct 1 3 00
B. F. Richards, services as constable, and con- veying returns and ballot-box, Precinct 1
5 00
Thomas H. Humphrey, services as warden, Pre- cinct 2 8 00
James L. Lincoln, services as warden, Pre- cinct 2 8 00
William H. Pratt, services as clerk, Precinct 2, 8 00
Elmer H. Raymond, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 2 8 00
Robert McIntosh, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 2 8 00
Peter F. Hughes, services as deputy, Pre- cinct 2
50
Horace M. Randall, services as deputy, Pre- cinct 2 1 50
Chas. H. Burdett, teller, Precinct 2, services . 5 00
William H. Reamy, teller, Precinct 2, services, 5 00
Winslow M. Tirrell, teller, Precinct 2, services, 5 00 Matthew W. Lynch, teller, Precinct 2, services, Patrick Butler, constable, Precinct 2, services, Asa B. Pratt, constable, conveying ballot box and returns, services 8 00
5 00
3 00
William S. Wallace, warden, Precinct 3, ser- vices . 5 00
John F. Dwyer, warden, Precinct 3, services 5 00
Frank M. Drown, clerk, Precinct 3, services 5 00
Charles E. Bicknell, inspector, Precinct 3, ser- vices . 5 00
Wallace H. Bicknell, inspector, Precinct 3, ser- vices . 5 00
John B. Whelan, deputy and teller, Precinct 3, services 4 50
86
Paid Atherton W. Tilden, deputy and teller, Pre- cinct 3, services . $4 50
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable, Precinct 3, ser- vices 3 00
Oliver Houghton, constable, Precinct 3, convey- ing ballot boxes and returns, services . 5 00
Charles Hawes, warden, Precinct 4, services 5 00
Marshal P. Sprague, warden, Precinct 4, ser- vices . 5 00
Joseph E. Gardner, clerk, Precinct 4, services, N. H. Goodspeed, inspector, Precinct 4, ser- vices . 5 00
5 00
Wm. T. Spilsted, inspector, Precinct 4, ser- 'vices . 5 00
James Moore, deputy, Precinct 4, services 1 50
Geo. B. Bailey, deputy, Precinct 4, services .
1 50
Cornelius A. Pratt, teller, Precinct 4, services,
3 00
Joseph H. Hawes, teller, Precinct 4, services . Nathaniel R. Ells, constable, Precinct 4, ser- vices 3 00
3 00
Thomas Quinn, Jr., constable, Precinct 4, ser- vices 3 00
E. J. Pitcher, warden, Precinct 5, services 5 00
Henry Rockwood, warden, Precinct 5, services, 5 00
John F. Welch, clerk, Precinct 5, services, .
5 00
Bradford Chandler, inspecter, Precinct 5, ser- vices . 5 00
Herbert W. Sears, inspector, Precinct 5, ser- vices . 5 00
Martin Derby, deputy, Precinct 5, services 1 50
Geo. F. Hayden, deputy, Precinct 5, services . 1 50
Geo. C. Torrey, teller, Precinct 5, services
3 00
Herbert Bass, teller, Precinct 5, services .
3 00
3 00
Peter Healey, constable, Precinct 5, services . Michael Allen, constable, conveying ballot box and returns 5 00
87
Paid Geo. O. Miller and E. L. Cushing, putting up and removing booths, etc. . $4 00
A. J. Osgood, janitor, removing booths, etc. . 5 00
W. F. Burrell, janitor, removing booths, etc. . 4 00 E. F. Brady, janitor, removing booths, etc, 3 00 John Seabury, removing booth from town house and putting up same . 33 63
$719 04
Unexpended appropriation for 1890
260 59
$458 45
Balance transferred to miscellaneous account 458 45
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
William T. Rice, returning 57 deaths, 1890 14 25
Francis L. King, returning 13 deaths, 1890 3 25
Ford & McCormick, returning 49 deaths, 1890,
12 25
C. L. Rice & Co., returning 39 deaths, 1890 . 9 75 Geo. E. Mansfield & Co., returning 4 deaths, 1890. 1 00
Samuel Curtis, returning 19 deaths, 1890
4 75
Geo. W. Tinkham, reporting 12 births, 1890
3 00
Joseph Chase, Jr., reporting 13 births, 1890 3 25
C. C. Tower. reporting 32 births, 1890
8 00
John A. Raymond, collecting, recording, in- dorsing, and returning 6 births, 1889, 50c. . 3 00
John A. Raymond, 225 birthis, 1890, 50c. 112 50
John A. Raymond, 13 deaths, 1890, 35c. .
4 20
John A. Raymond, 20 deaths, 1890, 20c. 4 00
John A. Raymond, 170 deaths, 1890, 10c.
17 00
Jolın A. Raymond, 121 marriages, 1890, 15c. .
18 15
John A. Raymond, copying records for town reports 5 00
City of Quincy, for use of lock-up, 1890 . ·
15 00
J. H. Shaw. expressage . .
3 35
H. A. Nash, Jr., clerical assistance .
60 00
88
Paid Geo. W. Young, hacks, funeral of Geo. A.
Cushing, 1890 $10 00
Jacob F. Dizer, stationery and postage stamps, 2 23
Jacob F. Dizer, paid assistants for distributing reports 3 00
Henry A. Nash, services preparing annual town report, 1890, and for reading proof same Geo. R. Swasey, services 3 trials, Gardner case and Raymond case 500 00
94 00
James Humphrey, services in Gardner case,
63 50
James Humphrey, paid witness fees, Gardner
case 143 65
Asa B. Pratt, serving subpænas, Gardner case, 8 10
Andrew J. Garey, services and expenses, Gardner case .
18 00
Howard Colburn, sheriff, expenses, Gardner case, view by jury 21 30
Frank H. Bert, extract testimony, Gardner case 15 00
E. L. Burdakin, list of deeds recorded from May 1, 1890 to May 1, 1891 . 21 00
M R. Warren, stationery for town clerk . 7 63
Alfred O. Crawford, for postage, 1890 . 5 00
Alfred O. Crawford, printing for town clerk 4 85
Alfred O. Crawford, assessors' books 40 00
Alfred O. Crawford, letter-heads for assessors, 6 00
Alfred O. Crawford, 7,000 tax bills
21 00
Alfred O. Crawford, assessors' notices
1 50
James Humphrey, services and expenses in Raymond case 72 00
James Humphrey, witness fees, Raymond case
.
100 40
Chas. E. C. Breck, C. E., expert, Raymond case 30 00
Charles T. Main, expert, Raymond case . 25 00
E. Bourk, team sundry times for B. F. Smith, registrar 11 00
89
Paid John H. Thompson, burying horse . $5 00
Quincy L. Reid, C. E., services 267 25
Judge Lowell. retainer in Gardner case 100 00
A. J. Randall, carriage Memorial Day
10 00
Isaac H. Walker, notifying town officers
2 00
Isaac H. Walker, enforcing dog law 8 00
Asa B. Pratt, enforcing dog law 11 35
Oliver Houghton, enforcing dog law 10 50
Isaac N. Tirrell, enforcing dog law
10 50
Isaac N. Tirrell, notifying town officers 4 50
Isaac N. Tirrell, services as constable, March meeting 3 00
Thomas Percell, for privilege of turning sur-
face water on land 62 50 .
J. C. Wendell, suppers for assessors 3 00 ·
State Treasurer for 116 ounce weight 50
Chas. E. C. Breck, C. E., services in Gardner case . 50 00
Geo. W. Young, carriages for counsel and jury Gardner case 6 50
J. B. Howe, distributing town reports 6 00
Nath'l R. Ells, distributing town reports 5 00
E. Atherton Hunt, distributing town reports 7 50
B. Frank Thomas, distributing town reports 5 00
J. H. Burdakin, recording deeds 3 79
75
Reuben Loud & Sons, sawdust for town house, ( B. F. Richards, services as constable, March meeting 3 00
Asa B. Pratt, services as constable, March meeting 3 00
Joseph B. Ford, services as constable, March meeting 3 00
Geo. B. Bailey, services as constable, March meeting 3 00
Geo. W. Conant, services as constable, March meeting 3 00
90
Paid S. C. Denton, services as ballot clerk, March
meeting $3 00
Martin Derby, services as ballot clerk, March 3 00
meeting 3 00
John W. Bartlett, services as teller, March meeting 5 00
Frank D. Thayer, services as teller, March meeting 5 00
Charles E. Bicknell, services as teller, March meeting 5 00
Arthur Blanchard, services as teller, March
meeting 5 00
Oscar Madden, services as teller, March meet- ing 5 00
J. C. Wendell, lunch for moderator and tellers, 2 75
Asa B Pratt, as follows : -
notifying town officers 2 50
notifying landowners . 2 00
services for registrars . 8 50 .
A. J. Osgood, services for registrars 8 00
B. R. Beals, services for registrars 3 00
Geo. O. Miller, services for registrars
4 00
Chas. E. Brooks, services for registrars .
2 00
William R. Burton, services for registrars
3 00
Adams Thorp Co., blank books and stationery, 21 55
C. H. Lovell, envelopes and stationery
24 00
J. C. Wendell, dinners for town officers, April 21 6 00
Holden & Sladen, postage stamps .
.
12 00
Louis A. Cook, services as moderator meetings) . (3
25 00
Susan Stevens, for injuries received on high- ways . 40 00
Henry A. Nash, preparing statistics for U. S., Census Commissioner . ·
10 00
Paine Furniture Company, desk, etc. 64 00
Adam Thorp Co., envelopes and stationery . 20 60
91
Paid James Humphrey, professional services and
expenses
$199 35
A. J. Osgood, janitor services for collector ·
3 00
William R. Brenton, janitor services for col- lector . 4 00
Geo. O. Miller, janitor services for collector 4 00
W. F. Burrell, janitor services for collector 1 00
E. H. Frary, stationery . 75
Ezekiel T. Williams, for injuries received on highways . 125 00
Joseph W. Hayden, notifying Representatives elect 6 00
B. F. Richards, posting warrants 5 00
5 00
J. Clarence Howe, distributing poll-tax book . carriage hire, railroad fares and expenses John P. Burrell, postage, railroad fares and expenses ·
97 84
17 79
Henry A. Nash, railroad fares and expenses 57 90
Otis Cushing, carriage, Memorial Day 10 00 ·
carriage E. Atherton Hunt's funeral 5 00
expressage on reports Wards 4 and 5 . 3 65
Francis L. King, returning 20 deaths, 1891 William T. Rice, returning 58 deaths, 1891
14 50
Geo. E. Mansfield, returning 2 deaths, 1891
50
J. C. Fraser, reporting 82 births, 1891 W. A. Drake, returning 28 births, 1891 7 00 Henry L. Allen, cushions 6 50
20 50
John Seabury, removing and putting up booths, Odd Fellows' Hall Association, for land at cor.
6 00
Cottage and Commercial streets .
40 00
Augustus Beals, Treasurer North Weymouth Cemetery Association, care Soldiers' Monu- ment 30 00
Wilmot Cleverly, stationery for Assessors 7 00
Geo. W. White, notifying town officers 3 00
. posting warrants . . · 10 50 . W. W. Baker, expressage, town reports 3 63
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