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Patrick Cullaine, 763 hours' labor át 25c. N. Brady, 8 hours' labor at 25c. .
2 00
Henry Rockwood, 39 hours' labor at 25c.
9 75
Philip Munroe, 25 hours' labor at 25c.
6 25
Owen Daley, 613 hours' labor at 25c.
15 38
-McGuirty, 23 hours' labor at 25c.
5 75
Frank Moneghan, 793 hours' labor at 25c. John C. Healey, 75₺ hours' labor at 25c.
18 88
John Cullaine, 20 hours' labor at 25c.
5 00
Jeremiah Flynn, 112 hours' labor at 25c.
2 88
Leonard Torrey, 6 hours' labor at 25c.
1 50
Austin Torrey, 27 hours' labor at 25c. .
6 75
Louis Bates, 9 hours' labor at 25c. .
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John Welch, 493 hours' labor at 25c.
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Paid Albert Blake, 23 hours' labor at 25c. 68
Lonis Gay, 26 hours' labor 25c. 6 50
Jeremiah Sullivan, 2 hours' labor at 25c .. 50
Edward Burns. 7 hours' labor at 25c.
1 75
Emile Hockstrasser. 31 hours' labor at 25c.
7 75
Jeremiah Leahy, ¿ day's labor at $2.00 .
1 00
William Daley, 392 hours' labor at 25c. .
9 88
William F. Brady, 133 hours' labor at 25c.
3 38
John F. Meara, 13 hours' labor at 25c. .
3 25
John O. Meara, 353 hours' labor at 25c. . 8 43
A. Canvan, 153 hours' labor at 25c. 3 88
William T. Hope, 32 hours' labor at 25c. 8 00
Patrick Lyuch, 27 hours' labor at 25c.
6 75
Daniel Sullivan, 16g hours' labor at 25c.
4 13
Patrick Cullaine. JJr., 283 hours' labor at 25c.
7 13
Everett Gardner. 5g hours' labor at 25c. 1 38
Eben Whitman. 18 hours' labor at 25c. . 4 50
Charles McGurty, 262 hours' labor at 25c. 6 63
Owen McGurty, 9 hours' labor at 25c. 2 25
Albert Hunt, 23 hours' labor at 25c. 5 75
W'm. H. Polkinghorn, 16 hours' labor at 25c. 4 00
4 50
T. F. Brady, 343 hours' labor at 25c.
8 63
Irving Stoddard, 33 hours' labor at 25c. William Slack, 83 hours' labor at 25c.
2 13
Richard Flynn, 2 hours' labor at 25c.
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Ralph L. Vining. 35 hours' labor at 25c.
8 75
Stephen Donders, 15 hours' labor at 25c. 3 75
Michael Meara, 13 hours' labor at 25c. . 3 25
H. T. Lynch, 18 hours' labor at 25c. 4 50
Robert Healey, 30 hours' labor at 25c.
7 50
Stephen Strlea, 32 hours' labor at 25c. 8 00
F. W. Howe, 33 hours' labor at 25c. 8 25
D. C. Madden. 10 hours' labor at 25c. . 2 50
Richard O'Connell, 31 hours' labor at 25c.
7 75
Charles Phillips, 123 hours' labor at 25c. 3 13
James K. Welch, 35 hours' labor at 25c. 8 75
Bert Loud, 33 hours' labor at 25c. 8 25
George Healey, 18 hours' labor at 25c. .
8 25
92
Paid Charles Churchill, 9 hours' labor at 25c. $2 25
George Rockwood, 35₺ hours' labor at 25c. 8 88
George Shaw, 42 hours' labor at 25c. 1 13
George Keefe, 8 hours' labor at 25c. 2 00
Amie Hockstrasser, 20 hours' labor at 15c .. 3 00
Albert L. Stetson, 8 hours' labor at 25c. 2 00
Martin Derby, 19} hours' labor at 25c. . 4 88
Wm. E. Tucker, 16 hours' labor at 25c. 4 00
Walter Tucker, 14 hours' labor at 25c. . 3 50
Wm. E. Hope, 9 hours' labor at 15c. 1 35
2 36
Frank Tinkham, 15 hours' labor at 15c. Charles H. Loud, 17 hours' labor at 15c. Austin Hayden, 20 hours' labor at 25c. .
5 00
Charles Cushing, 9 hour's labor at 25c. .
2 25
Quincy Poole, 13 hours' labor at 25c. 3 25
A. S. Marsh, 18 hours' labor at 25c.
4 50
Jeremiah Santry, 29 hours' labor at 25c.
7 25
Joseph P. Shannessy, 2 plows
14 00
Geo. W. Conant, ironing plow
8 50
iron work on plows
7 85
SANDING SIDEWALKS.
Paid Howard F. Shaw, for 1 man and 2 horses, 1
day · .
. $5 00
14 loads gravel at 5c. 70
$1,218 32
Joseph P. Shannessy, for 1 plow
$7 00
SUMMARY-REMOVAL OF SNOW.
Ward One .
$969 88
Ward Two .
1,431 57
Ward Three
807 19
2 55
93
Ward Four .
$1,320 96
Ward Five .
1,218 32
Joseph P. Shannessey, 1 plow
7 00
$5,754 92
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1897 .
$2,369 53
Appropriation, March 7, 1898 .
2,000 00
84,369 53
Expended in excess .
$1,385 39
STATE HIGHWAY =- BRIDGE STREET.
Paid Peter F. Hagerty, 53} days' labor at $2.25 $120 36
for horse, 463 days at $1.50 70 17
Miles Keene, 28,5 days' labor at $2.00 56 57
for 1 horse, 14 days' at $1.50 21 00
for 2 horses, 141% days at $3.00 . 42 83
J. H. Shaw, 1 day's labor at $2.00 2 00
for 1 horse, 2813 days at $1.50 .
42 59
for 2 horses, 15; days at $3.00 .
46 33
Hiram Nadell, 343 days, with horse at $3.50 .
120 18
Michael Delorey, 143 days' labor at $2.00 for horse, 294 days at $1.50 43 67
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John Cushing, for 2 horses, 26,1g days at $3.00 for 4 horses, 1 day at $6.00
6 00
John Thompson, 2 days' labor at $2.00 ·
4 00
for 1 horse, 43 days at $1.50
6 75
for 2 horses, 101 days at $3.00 . ·
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Peter Gallant, for 2 horses, 85g days at $3.00 24 82
J. H. Cushing, for 2 horses, 93 days at $3.00 29 00
Stephen Delory, 83 days' labor at $2.00 17 00 for horse, 5 days at $1.50 7 50
Herbert Lovell, ¿ day, with horse, at $3.50
1 75
John Gilmore, 41 3 days' labor at $2.00 82 23
A. J. Shaw, 48§ days' labor at $2.00 97 79
Richard Ash, 43 § days' labor at $2.00 86 56 ·
George French, 15 3 days' labor at $2.00 30 44 .
Albion Leavitt, 17 days' labor ar $2.00 . .
34 00
Henry Stoddard, 4 days, with horse at $3.50 29 00
14 00
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Paid Clarence Beard, 413 days' labor at $2.00 $82 23
care of lanterns, 58 nights at 50c. 29 00
David Gunville, 41 g days' labor at $2.00 82 87
Herbert Souther, 40, days' labor at $2.00
80 21
John Cook, 4 days' labor at $2.00
8 00
Albert Day, 1 day's labor at $2.00
2 00
Howard Thompson, 10g days' labor at $2.00
20 33
George Manuel, 343 days' labor at $2.00 68 34
James Fogarty, 343 days' labor at $2.00 68 21
Michael Crehan, 34 1} days' labor at $2.00 69 21
John Quinn, 32| lays' labor at $2.00 65 21
Marcus L. Keene, 26gg days' labor at $2 00
53 21
Martin Egan, 133 days' labor at $2.00 £ 26 67
8 00
John Connell, 32]3 days' labor at $2.00 .
65 21
Cornelius Lehan, 13 days' labor at $2.00
2 66
Frank Brant, 15 days' labor at $2.00
30 00
William Roberts, 3213 days' labor at $2.00
65 45
Walter Curtis, ¿ day's labor at $2.00
1 00
Gabriel Gallant, 8is days' labor at $2.00 . Herbert Burrell, 123 days' labor at $2.00
24 67
John Sheehan, 5 days' labor at $2.00
10 00
William McCarty, 7 days' labor at $2.00
14 00
F. L. Loring, 243 days' labor at $2.00 David Shaw, 83 days' labor at $2.00
17 00
Fred Shaw, 175 days' labor at $2.00
35 55
Augustus G. Ross, { day's labor at $2.00
1 00
Michael Ryan, 9} days' labor at $2.00 Jesse Cushing, 3 days' labor at $2.00
6 00
Thomas Kiernan, 63 days' labor at $2.00
13 55
Charles Richard, 2 days' labor at $2.00
4 00
Anthony Green, 2 days' labor at $2.00 .
4 00
Owen F. Smith, 123 days' labor at $2.00 James Ryan, 25] days' labor at $2.00
51 23
Frank Mullen, 5 days' labor at $2.00
10 00
Patrick Quillan, 12 days' labor at $2.00
24 00
16 00
Jeremiah Coakley, 8 days' labor at $2.00 Joseph Delory, 1 day's labor at $2.00
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2 00
John Coffey, 4 days' labor at $2.00
16 55
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19 00
24 23
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Paid Benjamin Decost, 1 day's labor at $2.00 $2 00
James Shaw, { day's labor at $2.00 1 00
C. H. Chubbuck, 6 days' labor at $3.00, 18 00
B. F. Richards, 11 days' labor at $2.50 . 27 50
cement and sharpening tools 1 50
A. B. Hollis, engineer on steam roller, 45 days' labor at $2.50 112 50
Hugh Maguire, watchman, 17 days at $2.00 34 00
I. H. Walker, watchman, 21 nights at $3.00 63 00
John S. Lane & Sons, for broken stone
823 61
John and Thomas Clark, for steps
25 90
5 90
Henry Bicknell, 118 loads gravel at 5c. Bradley, 14 loads gravel at 5c.
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J. H. Stetson, Treas., water for construction, 15 00
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal for steam roller. 20 20
J. B. Rhines & Co., pipe, lumber and cement, 36 92
Robert J. Cushing, building fence 5 00
George L. Newton, painting fence 11 25
Joseph Poulin, sharpening tools 14 40
John W. Bartlett & Co., oil, lanterns, etc. 10 20
W. C. Brayshaw, oil, etc. 2 85
$3,546 55
STATE HIGHWAY REPAIRS.
Paid Peter F. Hagerty, 123 days labor. at $2.25 .
$28 11
23 days' labor at $2.00 4 66
1 man and 1 horse, 1 day . 3 50
for horse, 153 days at $1.50 23 66
W. H. Cushing, 1 day, with man and 2 horses, 10 00
for 2 men and two horses, 1 day 10 00
Miles Keene, 23 days, with horse at $3.50 8 75
J. H. Shaw, ¿ day's labor at $2.00 1 00
1 man and 1 horse, 1 day . 3 50
for 1 horse, 3g days at $1.50 5 25
for 2 horses, 13 days at $3.00 .
4 50
Michael Delory, for 1 horse § day at $1.50
75
John H. Cushing, for 2 horses, 45 days at $3.00 12 83
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Paid John H. Cushing, for 2 horses, 1 day $3 00
A. J. Shaw, 14 days' labor at $2.00 27 99
L. M. S. Newcomb, 33 days' labor at $2.00 6 66
Richard Ash, 15 days' labor at $2.00
30 00
H. A. Davis, 13 days' labor at $2.00
3 33
Geo. H. Manuel, 33 days' labor at $2.00
6 21
John Gilmore, 10} days' labor at $2.00
21 00
Geo. B. French, 4 is days' iabor at $2.00 8 55
Albion Leavitt, 5 days' labor at $2.00 10 00
Hiram Nadell, 35 days, with horse, at $3.50 12 04
Clarence Beard, 33 days' labor at $2.00
7 00
David Gunville. 53 days' labor at $2.00 .
10 88
Herbert Souther, 2 days' labor at $2.00 .
4 00
Owen Smith, ¿ day's labor at $2.00
1 00
William Roberts, 5 is days' labor at $2.00
10 56
Marcus Keene, ¿ day's labor at $2.00
1 00
John Quinn, ¿ day's labor at $2.00
1 00
Michael Crehan, 1} days' labor at $2.00 .
3 00
John Connell, 13 days' labor at $2.00
3 00
F. L. Loring, 2 days' labor at $2.00
4 00
James Ryan, 1 day's labor
2 00
James Fogarty, 1 day's labor
2 00
James Shaw, 1} days' labor at $2.00
3 00
James Cook, 1 day's labor
2 00
William Dempsy, 1 day's labor
2 00
Nelson Nelson, 1 day's labor
2 00
Bradley Fertilizer Co., 10 loads gravel at 5c. . 50
Est. of Jeremiah Bates, 12 loads gravel at 8c. 96
N. P. Keene, repairing railing ·
75
George L. Newton, supervision, 2} days at $3.00
7 50
$313 44
SUMMARY.
State Highway, construction
$3,546 55
State Highway, repairs . .
313 44
$3,859 99
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Cr.
By J. H. Stetson, treasurer, received from State Treasurer --
$2,858 97 Received from State Treasurer for re- pairs 23 78
$2,882 75
$977 24
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS REPORT.
To the Board of Selectmen of Weymouth,
GENTLEMEN :- I herewith submit my report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1898 :
NECK STREET.
Neck street has been graded and graveled from North street to Bridge street.
COMMERCIAL STREET.
Commercial street has been repaired in different sections be- tween East Weymouth and Weymouth Landing.
WASHINGTON STREET.
The hill in front of the residence of John Green on Washing- ton street has been scraped down, the hollow east of the hill has - been filled up and the street has been graded west of the hill as far as Shaw's bridge.
MIDDLE STREET.
Middle street has been scraped with the road machine from John Carroll's shop to Essex street, and fifty feet of twelve-inch drain pipe has been laid near the residence of Orin Pratt. Also at the corner of Washington street a heavy coat of gravel has been placed, and a twelve-inch pipe has been laid across from the west corner on Washington street to the river to prevent the washouts that have occurred there every year. The hollow near
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the residence of Samuel Ross has been levelled up even with the road, and the wall near the residence of Gary Nash has been .re- repaired
BROAD STREET.
The north side of Broad street near the Franklin School has been dug out to the depth of twelve inches and a good stone road two hundred feet in length was built. The material taken out was used on the roads in the immediate vicinity. The section be- tween Spring street and Hunt's factory has been filled with stone, and covered with gravel, and rolled down with the steam roller making a good road. Near the Hunt Schoolhouse a new sidewalk has been built, the old drain has been filled up, and 192 feet of twelve-inch pipe has been laid.
STETSON STREET.
Nearly the whole of this street has been covered with gravel ; also a part of Front street adjoining it.
PLEASANT STREET.
Pleasant street has been repaired with gravel from the residence of Austin Shaw to that of Alvah Raymond. A stone road 800 feet long has been built running south from Independence square .. The road was dug out to a depth of 22 inches and a width of 26 feet. This was filled up with three sizes of stone. It was thought best to dig it out to that depth owing to the springy na- ture of the land. The material taken out was used for grading Central, Randolph and Pond streets, and for repairing sidewalks. The street was graded from the end of this new road to the depot.
WASHOUTS.
Owing to the unusually heavy rains of the spring and summer a great deal of patching has had to be done on the various roads throughout the town.
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SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Union street has been completed to the Rockland line.
Bay View street has been worked os ordered by the Selectmen.
Philips street has been extended 375 feet. The road has been built 30 feet wide and has been graded and given a good coat of gravel.
Charles street has been graded, covered with gravel and rolled from Clapp's shop to Lake street.
The money appropriated for Summer street, has been used near the residence of Warren Nadell. The ledge was removed and the street, was graded for 200 feet in a northerly direction.
The appropriation for Lake street was used to grade the hill and fill up the hollow at the junction of Lake and Shawmut streets.
The appropriation for the new street off Pleasant street, has been used to good advantage. The street has been graded to a width of 30 feet, from Pleasant street to the residence of Thomas Kiernan, the ledge near the residence of Richard Connors, has been taken out and the hill cut down 4 feet, a bridge 30 feet long and 4 feet across was built and the hollow filled up 8 feet.
The retaining wall on Front street has been built to a distance of 700 feet, the sidewalk rebuilt and a good substantial fence of red cedar posts and iron railings.
STATE ROAD.
The state road has been completed from Bicknell square to Neck street and has been accepted by the State Commissioners. This makes a complete road from Quincy bridge to the Hingham bridge.
CURBING.
Curbing has been laid as follows: Cedar street, 265 feet ; Broad street, 80 feet ; Commercial street, 40 feet ; Jackson square, 30 feet ; Bicknell square, 95 feet ; North street at Torrey's corner, 190 feet.
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FENCES.
Fences have been built as follows : Broad street, near Brain- tree and Weymouth car house, 400 feet, near Sheehy's shop, 300 feet; Middle street, near Carroll's shop, 300 feet; Water street, 400 feet ; Lake street, 200 feet ; Main street, 150 feet.
DRAINS.
Drain pipe has been laid as follows: Webb street, 120 feet 12-inch pipe ; Tremont street, 30 feet 12-inch pipe; Commercial street, 4 feet 15-inch pipe; Washington street near King avenue, 76 feet 12-inch pipe and 10 feet 6-inch pipe ; Central street, 500 feet of 12-inch pipe ; Torrey street, 100 feet of 12-inch pipe.
The bridge on Elm street near Mount Hope cemetery, which fell in last spring, has been repaired.
STEAM ROLLER.
The steam roller was used on nearly all of the streets where gravel has been put to any extent and has given good satisfaction.
GEORGE F. MAYNARD,
Superintendent of Streets.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid Henry C. Jesseman, painting signs $1 25
Henry M. Meek, birth return book . F. G. Wheatley, returning 3 births Joseph Chase, Jr., returning 17 births V. M. Tirrell, returning 5 births
5 00
75
4 25
F. P. Virgin, returning 16 births
4 00
W. A. Drake, returning 46 births
11 50
J. C. Fraser, returning 56 births
14 00
K. H. Granger, returning 26 births
6 50
E. N. Mayberry, returning 32 births
8 00
G. D. Bullock, returning 22 births .
5 50
J. H. Libbey, returning 25 births
6 25
J. J. Hanley, returning 2 births
50
N. Y. & B. Despatch Express Co.
1 65
Hiram E. Raymond, inspector of animals and provisions .
434 00
John A. Raymond, town clerk, collecting, indexing, recording and returning births, deaths and marriages .
185 00
issuing 170 burial permits at 10c.
17 00
service and expenses of election at Braintree 2 20 stationery for elections 1 59
returning births and deaths to other towns, Chap. 444, Sec. 13, Acts of 1898 3 75
copying records for town report . 5 00
postage 2 50
for room for safe, 1897 and 1898
24 00
1 25
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Paid C. H. Lovell, stationery $23 20
Post 58, G. A. R., rent of hall for registrars 2 00
George F. Maynard, posting notices 3 00
posting jury list .
3 00
George F. Maynard, for notifying town officers 2 00
R. F. Poole, distributing town reports 6 00 .
distributing Board of Health notices .
3 00
George L. Newton, distributing town reports .
5 00
Fred W. Loud, services as janitor at railway hearings 2 00 .
services as janitor for Registrars . 3 00
2 00
G. O. Miller, services as janitor for Registrars C. E. Whitten, services as janitor for Registrars services as janitor at railway hearings. 6 00
-3 00
E. Bourk, delivering town reports to Selectmen John H. Thompson, distributing town reports . J. F. & W. H. Cushing, distributing town reports
4 00
labor on sign boards
2 50
A. J. Osgood, services as janitor for Registrars 3 00 services as janitor at Democratic caucus 1 00
Asa B. Pratt, posting notices and warrants
26 26
enforcing dog law
15 75
notifying town officers
9 70
Louis A. Cook, services as moderator
20 00
Orphan's Hope Lodge, rent of room for Registrars 13 00
M. R. Warren & Co., books and stationery for . Town Clerk and Selectmen . 17 95
H. K. Cushing's express 1 75
James Humphrey, witness fees, etc., in suit of Campbell vs. Weymouth .
37 10
professional services. . .
90 00
W. B. Hollis & Son, carriage for Overseers of Poor . 2 00
J. C. Howe, for services as Assessor in 1893 . 50 00
J. F. Dwyer, for services as Assessor in 1893 26 00
15 00
3 50
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Paid Wilmot Cleverly. for services as Assessor in 1893 $65 00
Bradford Hawes, filling certifidates in valuation books and administering oath to Assessors, 1897 2 00
Martin Derby, distributing Board of Health Regulations 5 00
G. W. Young, carriage for Selectmen, Memorial Day . 10 00
W. B. Hollis & Son, carriage for War Board, 10 00
Wilmot Cleverly, assessor, 18 meetings with Registrars 38 00
delivering poll tax list to Assessors 2 00
distributing poll tax lists . 5 00
1 day at Tax Commissioners 3 00
fares and postage 90
use of horse and carriage
15,00
John W. Bates, assessor, 18 meetings with
Registrars 38 00
distributing poll tax lists 9 00
1 day at Tax Commissioners 3 00
expense and postage 1 45
F. H. Cowing, assessor, 16 meetings with Reg- istrars . 34 00
distributing poll tax lists
6 00
Gilman B. Loud, assessor, 14 meetings with Registrars 28 00
distributing poll tax lists
5 00
use of horse and carriage
10 00
George C. Torrey, assessor, 13 meetings with Registrars 27 00
distributing poll tax lists
6 00
J. B. Barker, horse and carriage for G. L. Newton, selectman 1 00
G. W. Young, horse and carriage for G. L. Newton, selectman 28 75
George L. Newton, selectman, travelling ex- pences and postage 16 20
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Paid G. W. Young, horse and carriage for N. W. Gardner, selectman $28 75
Nelson W. Gardner, selectman, traveling ex- penses and postage 64 35
distributing Board of Health regulations .
5 00
H. L. Thayer, horse and carriage for C. E. Bicknell, selectman 23 75
C. E. Bicknell, selectman, traveling expenses and postage 8 00
C. E, Bicknell, for distibuting town reports 5 00
distributing Board of Health regulations 5 00
C. E. Bicknell, Inspector of Animals and Pro- visions 175 00
· Bradford Hawes, Selectman, travelling expen- ses 13 50
postage
13 00
use of horse and carriage . 45 00
preparing town report, proof reading, etc.
128 00
Gordon Willis, Selectmen, travelling expenses and postage . 20 00
distributing town reports
7 00
use of horse and carriage 50 00 .
to Boston 3 times 3 00
Gordon Willis, Assessor, Jan 1 to March 1, 6 meetings with Registrars 12 00 .
carriage, car fares and postage 3 00
Gordon Willis, paid O. Cushiug, carriage for County Commissioners .
2 00
Andrew Cully, distributing Board of Health regulations 3 00
A. N. Perrigo, killing seal
3 00
F. W. R. Emery, preserving town records
185 00
H. L. McLeod, burying a dog 50
E. Rowland, labor on street signs . 5 50
George R. Swasey, professional services in suits of Sheehy, Purcell and Campbell vs. Wey- mouth 356 00
C. D. Harlow, telephone messages . 2 50
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Paid James T. Pease, enforcing dog law $13 80
Thorp. Martin & Company, book for Treasurer 10 00
Greenough, Adams & Cushing, order books 15 00
H. H. Hale, 4 sign boards 3 00
E. L. Burdakin, list of recorded deeds 25 00
Quincy L. Reed, services as civil engineer 188 00
B. F. Thomas, telephone messages . 1 10
George B. Bailey, enforcing dog law 25 75
C. F. Blanchard, janitor for Registrars . 1 00
N. B. Furnald, serving street railway notices .
4 50
G. W. Conant, serving dog notices killing dog 1 00
C. A. Carpenter, repair of box for Registrars 50
T. F. Moore, janitor for Registrars 2 00
12 00
H. F. Bates, Treas., use of O. F. Opera House North Weymouth Cemetery Association, care of Soldier's Monument Lot 30 00
I. H. Walker, enforcing dog law notifying town officers 2 00
6 00
George E. Mansfield, returning 12 deaths 3 00
C. L. Rice, returning 26 deaths 6 50
W. T. Rice, returning 53 deaths 13 25
F. L. King, returning 35 deaths
8 75
Greenongh, Adams & Cushing, stationery 4 05
John W. French, janitor for Registrars . 1 00
83,061 58
Appropriation March 7. 1898
2,722 00
Expended in excess
$339 58
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ELECTION EXPENSES.
STATE AND TOWN ELECTIONS.
PRECINCT ONE.
Paid James B. French, warden $10 00
Walter L. Jenkins, clerk
10 00
Josiah H. Pratt, inspector
10 00
Ancil Burrell, inspector
5 00
David Dunbar, inspector and deputy inspector,
6 50
John A. Holbrook, teller and inspector . 10 00
George Raggles, teller and inspector
10 00
B. F. Richards, ballot box constable
10 00
Isaac H. Walker, constable
6 00
Frank A. Richards, deputy warden
3 00
Nathan Q. Cushing, deputy clerk
3 00
John F. Binney, deputy inspector
3 00
PRECINCT Two.
Paid Charles J. McMorrow, warden
$10 00
Wm. H. Pratt, clerk
.
10 00
E. Q. S. Litchfield, inspector
10 00
George A. McGowan, inspector
10 00
Thomas B. Loud, teller and inspector
10 00
Andrew L. Flint, teller and inspector
10 00
Asa B. Pratt, ballot box constable,
10 00
Arthur H. Pratt, constable
6 00
Frank K. Raymond, deputy warden
3 00
Wm. E. Dizer, deputy clerk .
3 00
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Paid John H. Driscoll, deputy inspector
$3 00
J. Q. B. Goodspeed, deputy inspector 1 50
A. C. Burrell, deputy inspector 1 50
PRECINCT THREE.
Paid William S. Wallace, warden .
$10 00
Jacob Dexheimer, Jr., clerk . 10 00
Atherton W. Tilden. inspector 10 00
John W. Carey, inspector
10 00
J. Rupert Walsh, teller and inspector
10 00
James A. Pray, teller and inspector
10 00
Oliver Houghton, ballot-box constable
10 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable
6 00
Francis M. Drown, deputy warden
3 00
Owen L. Greelish, deputy clerk
3 00
Burton F. Johnson, deputy inspector
3 00
Charles E. Whitten, deputy inspector
3 00
PRECINCT FOUR.
Paid Marshall Sprague, warden.
$10 00
Joseph E. Gardner, clerk
5 00
N. Herbert Goodspeed, inspector
10 00
James Moore, inspector
10 00
William T. Spilsted, inspector
5 00
Frank W. Tisdale, inspector inspector .
and deputy
6 50
Edward Howley, teller and deputy inspector
6 50
Adolphus P. Poole, teller
5 00
George B. Bailey, ballot-box constable
10 00
George F. Maynard, constable
3 00
Irwin B. H. Hawes, constable
3 00
Fred L. Bailey, deputy warden
3 00
H. Wilbur Dyer, deputy clerk and clerk .
6 50
PRECINCT FIVE.
Paid Lawrence A. Blanchard, warden and inspector $10 00 Herbert W. Sears, warden and deputy warden 6 50
John F. Welch, clerk 10 00
110
Paid Ellis J. Pitcher, inspector
$10 00
Everett N. Hollis, inspector
5 00
Matthew O'Dowd, teller and inspector
10 00
Clifford Ford, teller and inspector .
10 00
Michael Allen, ballot box constable
10 00
George W. Conant, constable.
3 00
Charles C. Tinkham, constable
3 00
Charles T. Foster, deputy warden .
1 50
Leonard V. Tirrell, deputy clerk
3 00
Clarence H. Sumner, deputy inspector
8 00
Henry C. Rockwood, deputy inspector
3 00
PRECINCT SIX.
Paid Thomas B. Nicholls, warden
$10 00
Dennis J. Slattery, clerk
10 00
Edward W. Shackford
10 00
Edward F. Cullen, inspector
10 00
F. E. Hanley, inspector
5 00
A. Chapin Tisdale, teller and inspector
10 00
John F. Fennell, teller .
5 00
N. B. Peare, ballot box constable
10 00
Patrick Butler, constable
6 00
William Reamy, deputy warden
3 00
Matthew W. Lynch, deputy clerk .
3 00
Arthur M. Hawes, deputy inspector
3 00
Edward F. Powers, deputy inspector
8 00
Herbert F. Bates, manager, rent of Opera House . .
24 00
George O. Miller, G. H. Manuel and M. L. Keene, labor on booths, Precinct 1 . .
10 00
A. J. Osgood, labor on booths, Precincts 2 and 6, and janitor . .
18 15
C. E. Whitten, janitor and labor on booths, Precinct 3 16 00
Levi Hunt, janitor, Precinct 4 5 00
T. F. Moore, janitor, Precinct 4 5 00
John Seabury, labor on booths, Precinct 4 6 00
Thomas F. Brady, janitor and labor on booths, Precinct 5 13 00
111
Paid H. K. Cushing, moving ballot boxes $3 00 R. Loud & Sons, sawdust . 75
Ford Furniture Co., office table. Precinct 3 2 50
$625 40
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1897 .
.
$289 65
Appropriation March 7. 1898 . .
600 00
$889 65
Unexpended balance
$264 25
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
WARD ONE.
Paid W. O. Collyer, services as engineer $26 00
for repairs 1 35
George H. Manuel, services as steward . 25 00 cleaning hose , 2 00
Marcus L. Keene, services as steward
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