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use of horse and carriage 10 00
George C. Torrey, Assessor, 16 meetings with Registrars 36 00
distributing poll tax lists £ 6 00
John A. Raymond, Town Clerk, collecting, recording, indexing and returning 230 births, 50c. . 115 00
2 births, 1897, 50c. 1 00
9 deaths 1898, 50c. 4 50
177 deaths, 20c. 35 40
82 marriages, 20c.
16 40
2 marriages 1897, 20c.
40
issuing 189 burial permits .
18 90
returning births to other towns 1 25
returning deaths to other towns 5, 25c. 1 25
service and car fares to Braintree in election 2 20
telephone, express, postage and stationery . 5 65
cash paid Registrar of Deeds, recording streets 2 00
copying town records for report .
5 00
heirs of Lovell Bicknell, rent of room for safe . .
12 00
Nelson W. Gardner, Board of Health, and street signs · ·
7 00
A. W. Baker, use of horse ·
1 00
C. E. Bicknell, repairs, North High School House . 30
.
$3,013 44
104
Cr.
By J. H. Stetson, Treas., received from N. W. Gardner, witness fees refunded $68 20
$2,945 24
APPROPRIATIONS.
Appropriation for deficiency · $860 42
Annual appropriation March 13, 1899 2,000 00
2,860 42
Expended in excess
$84 82
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Paid officers of Precinct 1 :
James B. French, warden, town election $5 00
warden, state election 5 00
1 50
F. A. Richards, deputy warden, town . election deputy warden, state election 1 50
W. L. Jenkins, clerk, town election 5 00
clerk, state election . 5 00
Joshua P. Holbrook, dep. clerk, state election 1 50
Ancil Burrell, inspector, town election 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
John A. Holbrook, inspector, town election 5 0,0
inspector, state election 5 00
Josiah H. Pratt, inspector, town election 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
George Ruggles, inspector, town election 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
David Dunbar, dep. inspector, town election .
1 50
deputy inspector, state election . . 50
J. F. Binney, dep. inspector, town election 1 50
B. F. Richards, ballot box constable, town election 5 00
ballot box constable, state election ·
5 00
I. H. Walker, constable, town election ·
3 00
constable, state election 3 00
Paid officers of Precinct 2 :
C. J. McMorrow, warden, town election .
5 00
warden, state election 5 00 .
106
Paid W. H. Pratt, clerk, town election . $5 00
clerk, state election . 5 00
Frank K. Raymond, dep. warden, town election 1 50
John H. Driscoll, deputy warden, state election
1 50
Wm. E. Dizer, deputy clerk, town election
1 50
C. B. Merchant, deputy clerk, state election
1 50
T. B. Loud, inspector, town election 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
5 00
E. Q. S. Litchfield, inspector, town election inspector, state election 5 00
A. L. Flint, inspector, town election 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
5 00
George A. McGowan, inspector, town election inspector, state election
5 00
1 50
Albert C. Burrell, deputy inspector, town election deputy inspector, state election .
1 50
John H. Driscoll, deputy inspector, town election 1 50 Frank K. Raymond, deputy - inspector, state election 1 50
Asa B. Pratt, ballot box constable, town election 5 00 ballot box constable, state election 5 00
Arthur H. Pratt, constable, town election ·
3 00
constable, state election .
3 00
Paid officers of Precinct 3 :
Wm. S. Wallace, warden, town election . 5 00 warden, state election 5 00
Jacob Dexheimer, Jr., clerk, town election 5 00
clerk, state election
5 00
F. M. Drown, deputy warden, town election
1 50
deputy warden, state election
1 50
Owen L. Greelish, deputy clerk, town election
1 50
James A. Pray, deputy clerk, state election
1 50
A. W. Tilden, inspector, town election . inspector, state election 5 00 ·
5 00
J. R. Walsh, inspector, town election
·
5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
John W. Carey, inspector, town election 5 00
107
Paid James AA. Pray, inspector, town election $5 00
B. F. Johnson, inspector, state election . 5 00
Wm. H. Wall, inspector, state election . 5 00
B. F. Johnson, deputy inspector, town election 1 50
Jesse H. Pierce, deputy inspector, state election 1 50
Charles E. Whitten, deputy inspector town election . ·
1 50
deputy inspector, state election . ·
50
Oliver Houghton, ballot box constable, town election . 5 00
ballot box constable, state election 5 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable, town election 3 00
constable, state election 3 00
Paid officers of Precinct 4 :
Marshall P. Sprague, warden, town election 5 00
warden, state election 5 00
Fred L. Bayley, deputy warden, town election deputy warden, state election 1 50
1 50
H. W. Dyer, clerk, town election
5 00
J. Ellis Gardner, clerk, state election 5 00
H. W. Dyer, deputy clerk, state election 1 50
James Moore, inspector, town election . 5 00 inspector, state election 5 00
N. H. Goodspeed, inspector, town election 5 00 inspector, state election 5 00
A. P. Poole, inspector, town election 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
W. T. Spilsted, inspector, town election .
5 00
inspector, state election
5 00
Edward Howley, deputy inspector, town elec- tion 1 50
deputy inspector, state election
1 50
Frank W. Tisdale, deputy inspector, town election 1 50
deputy inspector, state election . 1 50
108
Paid George B. Bailey, ballot box constable, town election $5 00
ballot box constable, state election 5 00
G. F. Maynard, constable, state election 3 00
Irwin B. H. Hawes, constable, town election .
3 00
Paid officers of Precinct 5 :
Charles T. Foster, warden, town election 5 00
warden, state election 5 00 .
Henry Rockwood, deputy warden . 1 50
John F. Welch, clerk, town election 5 00
clerk, state election 5 00
L. V. Tirrell, deputy clerk, town election 1 50
deputy clerk, state election 1 50
Lawrence A. Blanchard, inspector town elec- tion 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
Matthew O'Dowd, inspector, town election 5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
J. Clifford Ford, inspector, town election
5 00
inspector, state election 5 00
C. H. Sumner, inspector, town election .
5 00
E. J. Pitcher, inspector, state election .
5 00
Henry Rockwood, deputy inspector, town elec- tion 1 50
E. J. Pitcher, deputy inspector town election, Clarence H. Sumner, deputy inspector, state election 1 50
. 50
M. Sanford Orcutt, deputy inspector, state election 1 50
Michael Allen, ballot-box constable, town elec- tion
5 00
ballot-box constable, state election ·
5 00
F. A. Caldwell, constable, town election .
3 00
constable, state election 3 00
Paid officers of Precinct 6 :
Thomas Nicholls, warden, town election . 5 00
warden, state election 5 00 .
109
Paid Wm. M. Reamey, deputy warden, town elec-
tion $1 50
deputy warden, state election .
1 50
D. J. Sattery, clerk, town election 5 00 .
clerk, state election 5 00
M. W Lynch, deputy clerk, town election 1 50
deputy clerk, state election 1 50
E. W. Shackford, inspector, town election 5 00 inspector, state election 5 00
E. F. Cullen, inspector, town election 5 00 inspector, state election 5 00
A. C. Tisdale, inspector, town election . 5 00
John D. McCarthy, inspector, town election 5 00
Thomas F. Hyland, inspector, state election 5 00
Arthur M. Hawes, inspector, state election 5 00
deputy inspector, town election . 50
E. F. Powers, deputy inspector, town election. deputy inspector state election 1 50
1 50
N. B. Peare, ballot-box constable, town election ballot-box constable, state election .
5 00
Patrick Butler, constable, town election . 3 00 ·
constable, state election ·
3 00
Louis A. Cook, services as moderator March 13 10 00 services as moderator, May 15 . 5 00
Crescent Lodge Hall Association, use of hall in town and state elections 24 00
Thomas F. Brady, labor on booths and ser- vices as janitor, precient 5, town and state elections 13 00
C. E. Whitten, labor on booths and services as janitor, town and state elections ·
17 00
A. J. Osgood, labor on booths in precient 2 and 6, and services as janitor precient 6, town and state elections . 14 50
sawdust and incidentals .
2 82
opening hall for recount 1 00
opening hall for democratic caucus 1 00
Hiram E. Raymond, labor on booths, precinct 2 2 00
5 00
110
Paid Marcus L. Keene and J. Fred. Miller, labor on booths and services as janitor, precinct 1, town and state elections $13 00
John Seabury, labor on booths precinct 4, town and state election . 6 00
T. F. Moore, services as janitor, precinct 4, town election 5 00
Walter W. Pratt, services as janitor state elec- tion 5 00
H. K. Cushing, conveying ballot boxes from town house to Town Clerk and return, town and state elections 3 00
Frank Redmond and Arthur M. Hawes, pre- pairing rink for annual business meeting
2 00
H. H. Joy, Agent, rent of Music Hall, for republican caucus . 8.00
C. E. Bicknell, stationery, precinct 3 ·
.
25
J. P. Reardon, use of hall March 13 ·
30 00
$683 07
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 .
$264 25
Appropriation March 13 . . 600 00 $864 25 .
$181 18
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
WARD ONE.
Paid W. O. Collyer, services as engineer $26 00
Marcus L. Keene, services as steward 50 00
C. F. Blanchard, services as steward, Hose No. 7 37 50
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent 6 00
water rent, Hose No. 7. 6 00
J. H. Shaw, express 7 70
reel from and to South Weymouth 5 00 repairs . 7 10
Thomas South, Jr., extinguisher holders,
Hose No. 7 9 00
G. M. Keene, repairs 1 20
C. H. Chubbuck, repairs 7 35
Jos. Poulin, repairing flag pole
50
Michael Delorey, repairs, Hose No. 7. 2 50
Walsh Bros., polish, Hose No. 7. . 25
H. K. Cushing, express, Hose No. 7 25
John W. Bartlett & Co., hose
6 25
oil, sponges, etc. 20 77
wagon jack, Hose No. 7
1 42
incidentals, Hose No. 7 .
1 25
Holden & Sladen, oil, chimneys, etc., Hose No. 7 5 28
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 16 32
coal, Hose No. 7 ·
5 25
Almshouse, wood and carting coal 10 00 .
wood and carting coal, Hose No. 7 . 9 00
$241 89
112
E. S. BEALS HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Geo. O. Miller, services as steward
$12 50
J. Fred Miller, services as steward .
12 50
Joseph Poulin, repairs . 2 50
$27 50
WARD Two.
Paid Edward Fahey, services as engineer
$26 00
Albert J. Osgood, services as steward repairs and incidentals
.
50 00
6 13
J. H. Stetson, Treas., water rent .
6 00
Waldo Turner, repairs, labor and material
118 96
Bates & Humphrey, oils, chimneys, etc.
10
Stephen & L. W. Cain, repairs
6 38
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., hose, etc.
25 15
Walsh Bros., straps
1 25
Ford Furniture Co., chairs
7 80
G. M. Keene, cleaning and repairing steamer, setting couplings
4 80
Peter A. Gallant, pung for hose
7 50
H. K. Cushing, express
1 45
Drew's Express
4 53
Humphrey Bros., hose mender
75
A. W. Harris Oil Co., scouree
1 50
M. K. Crehan, repairing stove
5 70
A. J. Richards & Son, coal .
31 04
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
13 50
$361 64
EUREKA HOOK AND LADDER.
1
Paid Henry B. Vogel, services as steward
$25 00
lantern globes .
50
Peter A. Gallant, chairs
.
.
.
1 00
$27 50
.
1 00
James H. Donlon & Co., repairs
.
34 10
113
WARD THREE.
Paid J. R. Walsh, services as engineer . $26 00
C. E. Whitten, services as steward 50 00
J. H. Stetson, Treas., water rent .
6 00
A. K. Bates, repairs
10 05
storing and blacking stove 2 50
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., rings,
washers and mat .
6 93
Walsh Bros., repairing hose and steamer 79 55 polish, straps, etc. 12 00
Baker Hardware Co., repairs and keys . 9 90
A. W. Baker, hauling steamer and use of pung 6 00 waste and express 1 75
Thomas South, Jr., repairing steamer 15 00
100 lbs. iron plate 4 00
W. F. Burrell, repairs
1 05
clearing snow from hydrant 2 50
G. M. Keene, repairs 1 20
Cornelius Callahan Co., extinguisher and hose 10 50
repairing hydrant gate
1 00
James Fitzgerald, repairs
4 00
American Fire Engine Co., steamer repairs
3 40
F. H. Hall, repairing steamer
21 25
Ford Furniture Co., chairs .
8 64
Winnie S. Our, repairs .
1 25
W. F. Sanborn & Co., lumber and nails
5 00
Frank W. Richards, repairs .
6 82
John W. Bartlett & Co., hose
6 25
Phillips & Bacon, oil, chimneys, etc.
12 22
J. I. Bates, repairing steamer
1 00
A. J. Richards & Son, coal . . (
39 68
Almshouse, wood and carting coal .
7 25
$362 69
114
HARDSCRABBLE HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid J. O. Hollis, services as steward . $25 00 . .
A. W. Baker, truck to paint shop . . 1 00 .
$26 00
WARD FOUR.
Paid W. H. Hocking, services as engineer $26 00 .
T. F. Moore, services as steward . .
50.00
J. W. French, services as steward, Hose No. 6 25 00 Walter W. Pratt, services as steward, Hose No. 6 25 00 ·
oil, etc., Hose No. 6 .
2 23
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent . water rent, Hose No. 6 .
6 00
Loud & Stowell, oil, brooms, etc. 7 81
W. G. Nash, oil, matches, etc. 5 86
O. Cushing's Express, badges, waste and ex-
press
3 20
reel to Hose No. 6
1 00
Thomas South, Jr., extinguisher holders, Hose No. 6 9 00
repairs, Hose No. 6 .
2 00
C. H. Nolan, repairs
2 00
Walsh Bros., repairs, Hose No. 6 .
25 00
Cornelius Callahan Co., hydrant gate, Hose
No. 6 . 10 00 ·
John Seabury, repairs
4 26
repairs, Hose No. 6 .
15 72
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
7 90
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
14 25
coal, Hose No. 6
14 25
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
6 50
wood and carting coal, Hose No. 6
8 25
$277 23
WARD FIVE.
Paid O. Cushing, services as engineer
$26 00
.
·
6 00
115
Paid Fred W. Loud, services as steward $50 00
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent 6 00
D. W. Hart, repairing hose and wagon
5 25
Jos. P. Shannessy, repairs
2 00
Gordon Willis, oil, chimneys, etc. .
17 89
Edgar S. Wright, stove
5 00
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., hose mnender and repairs 7 00
Baker Hardware Co., night latch and keys 13 25
O. Cushing's Express, express and pung for hose 5 34
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
14 98
Thomas F. Brady, repairs
3 00
Walsh Bros., straps
2 00
G. M. Keene, repairs .
90
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
24 08
Almshouse, wood and carting coal .
16 50
$119 19
RESOLUTE HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Thomas F. Brady, services as steward
$25 00
repairs ·
1 80
O. Cushing's Express, storage
10 00
Jos. P. Shannessy, repairs
·
1 00
D. W. Hart, wrench
1 00
$38 80
CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHER.
Paid Fred W. Loud, services as steward
$25 00
Jos. P. Shannessy, chemicals
27 68
repairs
6 50
S. F. Sayward & Co., 2 extinguishers
44 00
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
1 25
$104 48
116
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Firemen's services, 171 men at $10.00 .
$1,710 00
Firemen's poll tax refunded, 149 men at $2.00 1 man, 1898 .
2 00
J. H. Shaw, horses for fires 75 00 . for use of team . 00
Michael Delory, horses for fires
20 00
David Ford, horses for fires
20.00
Holden & Sladen, horses for fire
5 00
H. A. Bass, horses for fire
5 00
Drew's Express, horses for fires
170 00
Peter A. Gallant, horses for fires
80 00
Geo. J. Ries, horses for fires
5 00
Wm. A. Ford, horses for fires 60 00
A. W. Baker, horses for fires 105 00 horses for engine trial 2 00
Jos. Cummings, horses for fires 35 00
C. H. · Lovell, horses for fires .
.
15 00
Edgar S. Wright, horses for fires ·
O. Cushing's Express, horses for fires and · 25 00
practice
81 00
Express and hauling reel from Lovell's
Corner . 4 05
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lighting engine houses
31 05
New York & Boston Despatch Express Co. 8 52
H. K. Cushing, express
6 10
H. L. Humphrey, care and repair of fire alarm George W. Young, carriage hire for H. L. Humphrey 63 50
326 06
W. E. Decrow, material for fire alarm and repairs
293 44
Cornelius Callahan Co., chemicals and repair- ing hose . 14 50
C. W. H. Moulton, hose and play pipe 500 00
repairing extinguishers · 8 50
Waldo Turner, repairing bell at Baptist Church 4 48
298 00
117
Paid New York Nozzle Co., nozzles
$95 00
W. O. Collyer, services as clerk 25 00
postage and stationery 3 50
services at forest fires 2 50
W. O. Collyer, for 4 men, watching fire . 8 00
for 34 men and 15 boys, services at forest fires 35 55
H. A. Nash, Jr., and 12 men, services at forest fire 4 47 .
H. A. Nash, Jr., and 11 men, services at forest fire .
6 20
'G. M. Pratt and 15 men, services at forest fires 21 60
Harry Vogel and 13 men, services at forest fires 15 15
B. F. Johnson, for 17 men, services at forest fires 11 85
for 12 men, services at forest fire .
3 75
for 16 men, services at forest fire 4 95
Russell B. Worster and 10 men, services at forest fire . 8 25
for 9 men, services at forest fire 3 30
for 8 men, services at forest fire 2 40
for use of team . 1 00
W. A. Loud and 15 men, services at forest fire 13 22
A. P. Poole, for 9 men, services at forest fires 8 55
D. W. Hart, for 5 men, watching fires 16 00
D. W. Hart with 23 men and 21 boys, services at forest fire . 13 05
with 28 men and 4 boys' services at forest fire 21 00
with 38 men and 14 boys, services at forest fire
30 90
Wm. T. Reilly, for 8 men, services at forest fires 9 60
for 7 men, services at forest fires .
8 40
for 3 men, watching fires . 18 00
118
Paid Fred W. Loud, for 5 men, watching fire $6 00
for 4 men, watching fire 8 00
with 25 men and 7 boys, services at forest fire 23 50
with 7 men and 1 boy, services at forest fire 9 90 O. Cushing, for 10 men, services at forest fire, 46 80 Geo. C. Rockwood, services at forest fires and watching fires ; 40
Edgar S. Wright and 7 men, services at forest fire.
20
G. F. Bates, services at forest fire .
90
Milon Osgood, services at forest fire
·
90
S. B. Richmond, watching fire
2 00
Wm. L. Orcutt, watching fires
4 00
Robert F. Shaw, watching fire
2 00
E. M. Carter, watching fire .
2 00
G. M. Richmond, watching fire
2 00
T. E. Burrell, watching fire .
2 00
Albert J. Osgood, watching fires
4 00
T. F. Brady, watching fire
2 00
T. Cullinane, watching fire
2 00
$4,496 99
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Ward 1, Hose Companies $241 89
Ward 1, Hook and Ladder .
27 50
Ward 2, Hose Company and Steamer
361 64
Ward 2, Hook and Ladder .
27 50
Ward 3, Hose Company and Steamer
362 69
Ward 3, Hook and Ladder
26 00
Ward 4, Hose Companies
277 23
Ward 5, Hose Company · ·
199 19
Ward 5, Hook and Ladder .
38 80
Ward 5, Chemical Extinguisher
104 43
Miscellaneous
4,496 99
·
$6,163 86
119
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 . ·
$306 06
Appropriation March 13, 1899
5,500 00
$5,806 06
Expended in excess .
$357 80
HOSE TOWER - NASH'S CORNER.
Paid John Seabury .
$300 00
Appropriation March 13, 1899 .
300 00
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK.
WARD THREE.
Paid Thomas South, Jr. . · $1,000 00
Appropriation March 13, 1899 · . 1,000 00
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
.WARD ONE.
Paid B. F. Richards, services
$22 50
I. H. Walker, services .
19 50
Hugh Maguire, services
4 00
$46 00
WARD Two.
Paid Arthur H. Pratt, services
$600 00
N. B. Peare, services
6 00
Asa B. Pratt, services . .
3 00
Geo. W. Young, for teams
3 00
$612 00
WARD
THREE.
Paid James T. Pease, services
$610 62
Hugh Maguire, services
.
·
.
16 50
Oliver Houghton, services .
.
8 00
$635 12
WARD FOUR.
Paid Geo. B. Bailey, services
$25 00
Geo. F. Maynard, services .
17 00
$42 00
WARD FIVE.
Paid Michael Allen, services
$607 50
Geo. B. Bailey, services .
.
25 50
121
Paid C. C. Tinkham, services
$3 00
Lawrence A. Blanchard, services
3 00
$639 00
LIQUOR OFFICERS.
Paid Thomas Fitzgerald, services .
$600 00
Patrick Butler, services .
600 00
for team .
144 00
$1,344 00
ATTENDING COURT AND EXPENSES.
Paid James T. Pease .
$36 30
Arthur H. Pratt ·
. .
31 50
Michael Allen
.
13 00
$80 80
FEES AND EXPENSES PAID IN CRIMINAL CASES.
Paid Geo. B. Bailey
$70 90
N. B. Peare .
·
·
51 54
Patrick Butler
31 25
Thos. B. Loud
24 98
Thos. Fitzgerald
20 90
Asa B. Pratt
15 07
James T. Pease
9 15
Geo. F. Maynard .
9 14
Geo. W. Conant
8 56
Michael Allen
6 33
I. H. Walker
3 88
Oliver Houghton
3 70
$255 40
Paid Thomas B. Loud, services at recount of votes, $3 00
City of Quincy, care of prisoners . 5 60
122
LOCKUP-WARD TWO.
Paid Asa B. Pratt, care
$25 00
food for prisoners
43 50
key and repairs
1 70
5 00
Weymouth Light and Power Co., lighting for lamps
23
A. L. Flint, repairs
2 70
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
11 31
Almshouse, carting coal
2 25
$91 69
LOCKUP-WARD THREE.
Paid Oliver Houghton, care .
$31 25
food for prisoners
19 00
repairs
87
James T. Pease, food for prisoners
20
Weymouth Light and Power Co., lighting for lamps
25
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
7 88
Almshouse, carting coal
2 00
$66 75
LOCKUP-WARD FIVE.
Paid Geo. B. Bailey, care
$25 00
food for prisoners
3 50
Weymouth Light and Power Co., lighting
5 00
F. F. Bullock, repairs .
26 94
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
1 88
Gordon Willis, incidentals
35
A. J. Richards & Son, coal .
5 25
Almshouse, carting coal
1 00
.
5 00
.
$68 92
123
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES OF POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Ward 1
$46 00
Ward 2
.
612 00
Ward 3
635 12
Ward 4
42 00
Ward 5
639 00
Liquor Officers
1,344 00
Officers, attending court and expenses
80 80
Officers, fees and expenses .
255 40
Thos. B. Loud, services at recount of votes
3 00
City of Quincy, care of prisoners .
5 60
Lockup, Ward 2 .
91 69
Lockup, Ward 3 .
.
66 75
Lockup. Ward 5 .
68 92
$3,890 28
Cr.
By J. H. Stetson, Treas., East Nor- folk District Court, fees and
fines
$15 60
County of Norfolk, fines
55 00
$70 60
$3,819 68
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 .
$346 14
Appropriation for deficiency
500 00
Appropriation March 13, 1899
4,000 00
$4,846 14
Unexpended balance
$1,026 46
PROTECTION OF. FISH AND GAME.
Paid Thos. B. Loud, services
$18 00
124
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1898
.
$87 00
Unexpended balance
$69 00
POLICE AT NEW DOWNER LANDING.
Paid I. H. Walker, services .
$55 50
N. B. Peare, services £
.15 00
Patrick Butler, services .
15 00
Hugh Maguire, services
14 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, services
12 00
Thomas B. Loud, services
12 00
B. F. Richards, services
9 00
Arthur H. Pratt, services
9 00
Geo. F. Maynard, services
4 00
J. H. Van Auken, Treas., balance refunded
154 50
$300 00
Cr.
By J. H. Stetson, Treas., amount of deposit by proprietors
$300 00
PUBLIC PARKS.
Paid Jere Delory, labor
$14 00
Wm. H. Clapp, labor
7 63
Joseph Delory, labor
6 00
James Fitzgerald, ashes
5 00
$32 63
APPROPRIATION.
March 13, 1899 .
$50 00
Unexpended balance
$17 37
.
125
TOWN HOUSE.
Paid J. Arthur Wendall, janitor . $17 50
J. H. Stetson, Treas., water rent and repairs . 7 49
W. F. Sanborn & Co., lumber and nails 46 97
C. T. Bleakney, repairs ·
24 29
J. A. Wendall & Co., repairs
6 30
Nelson W. Gardner, repairs ..
4 50
A. J. Richards & Son, coal . 4 50
Almshouse, wood and carting coal .
4 50
$116 05
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1898
$214 85
Unexpended balance
.
$98 80
TUFTS LIBRARY.
Paid Frank H. Mason, Treas.,
$2,570 56
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 .
$350 00
Appropriation March 13, 1899
2,000 00
One-half dog license money
520 56
$2,870 56
Unexpended balance · $300 00
READING ROOM AT FOGG LIBRARY.
Paid J. H. Stetson., Treas.
$816 95
126
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 .
·
$585 15
Appropriation March 13, 1899 . 500 00
$1,085 15
Unexpended balance
$268 20
ABATEMENT AND REMITTANCE OF TAXES
Paid Willard J. Dunbar, taxes of 1897. $400 66
Willard J. Dunbar, taxes of 1898 .
264 89
Willard J. Dunbar, taxes of 1899 .
333 47
Wm. B. Hersey
2 00
Augustus T. Cushing
13 09
Est. of Benjamin F. Whitman
3 09
Susan E. Stevens .
10 00
$1,027 20
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 .
$513 64
Appropriation March 13, 1899 .
1,000 00
1,513 64
Unexpended balance
$486 44
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Paid Weymouth & Braintree Publishing Co. . $311 80
for report . 780 75
H. H. Joy, poll tax list .
.
190 00
Pratt Brothers, advertising .
20 00
$1,302 55
127
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 . $1,035 35
Appropriation March 13, 1899 · 1,500 00 2,535 35
Unexpended balance.
.
$1,232 80
·
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT.
Paid J. H. Stetson, Treas., as follows :
Interest on note, $5,500, due March 10, 1899, $110 00
Interest on note, $12,000, due May 1, 1899 240 00
Interest on note, $15,000, due Jan. 1, 1900 525 00 Interest on note, $14,000, due May 9, 1900 490 00
Interest on note, $10,000, due Dec. 30, 1901, 400 00
Interest on note, $5,000, due Jan. 15, 1902 200 00
Interest on note, $5,500, due May 1, 1903 96 25
Interest on note, $6,000, due May 1, 1904 105 00
Interest on note, $6,000, due May 1, 1905 105 00
Interest on overdraft
215 08
Payment of coupons on High School Bonds, $50,000 due July 1, 1907 . $2,000 00
Discount on 4 notes, $75,000, due Oct. 16, 1899
1,336 33
Discount on note, $15,000 due Oct. 20, 1899, 190 64
Discount on note, $10,000, due March 15, 1900 208 89
Discount on note, $10,000, due March 15, 1900 .
121 04
Discount on note, $20,000, due March 20, 1900
374 00
$6,717 23
128
Cr.
By J. H. Stetson, Treas., interest on overdue taxes, $1,674 33
$5,042 90
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 .
$2,035 26
Appropriation March 13, 1899 . 5,000 00
$7,035 26
Unexpended balance
$1,992 36
STATE, COUNTY. NATIONAL BANK AND CORPORATION TAX.
Paid J. H. Stetson, Treas., State tax
$3,915 00
County tax .
6,214 28
National Bank tax
3,103 22
National Bank tax, 1898
31 05
Corporation tax, 1898 .
49 81
$13,313 36
HYDRANTS AND DRINKING FOUNTAINS.
Paid J. H. Stetson, Treas., water rent.
$5,000 00
APPROPRIATION.
March 13, 1899 .
$5,000 00
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
Paid Weymouth Light & Power Co. $6,969 04
129
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1898 . .
$2,135 58
Appropriation March 13, 1899 6,000 00
$8,135 58
Unexpended balance
$1,166 54
MEMORIAL DAY.
Paid Elbridge Nash, Q. M., Post 58, G. A. R. $400 00
APPROPRIATION.
March 13, 1899 .
$400 00
BILLS PAYABLE-NOTES APPROVED.
Cr.
By balance from 1898 .
. $131,500 00
Notes in favor of Treasurer, as follows :-
Three notes $20,000 each, and 1 note $15,000, date March 13, due Oct. 16, 1899 .
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