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Sunday police, .66
12 00
88 David Gleason,
.. 68
10 00
634 01
239 00
Benjamin E. Hutchinson, Police badges,
7 36
William W. Codding, making bed ticks &c.,- David W. Cook, repairs,
-
-
52
Paid Ebenezer Lund,
Sunday police,
- 12 00
James McFarland, 66
-
- 12 00
Stephen Shumway;
12 00
Arvin Thompson
12 00
George F. Bonney & Co., County division of
16 00
6 John Boyden,
-
16 88
Edward L. Holman, .
25 00
Joseph Mason, .
66
- 149 80
Benjamin Walker, - .
34 00
Elbridge G. Watkins, -
24 00
Charles White
5 00
Henry J. Howland, printing Mason's Argument, 77 90
City Guards, rent of Armory, -
175 00
Light Infantry,
.
- 135 00
Jackson Guards, " - . - 17 50
Danforth Brown, land damages,
50 00
Elisha Flagg,
- 1,060 00
Geo. Jones, Cash paid out and services, Flagg case, 69 88 Fred'c Warren, " 66 8 75
Chas. White, "
15 00
Horatio N. Tower, land damages, -
406 00
Jonathan Luther's estate, " J
75 00
66 Sarah J. Newton, . Tyrell, - road damages, -
10 00
Jonathan Day, witness fees &c., Union Avenue, Henry Prentice, cash paid out on W. C. Clark case,
74 20
" Levi Jackson, cash paid out &c., on W. C. Clark case 21 57
" Anthony Chase, Co. Treas., County Com'rs bill of costs for highway in Worcester, on pe- tition of S. Allen and others, . 141 02
- Worcester Co. Inst. for Savings, on Ex'tn for taxes 1851 and costs, - - 1,241 59 John B. Bond, fence pine meadow bur'g ground, 346 00
" Solomon Hall, hinges for gates, " 14 00
Insurance on School houses, - 93 86
Samuel D. Harding, bal. due on Quinsigamond School house, -
253 90
Harding & Taft, fixing Ward Rooms, - 82 25
Peter C. Bacon, expenses to Webster's funeral, 7 80
Wm. M. Bickford, 10 00 -
John F. Burbank,
- 10 00
James Green, expenses of minute guns on death of Daniel Webster, - -
91 94
James Green, salute 4th July, - . - Assessors, postage, stationery &c .; -
55 13
19 90
-
-
-
75 00
16 52
.
70 00
53
Paid George L. Allen, assisting treasurer, b 9 00
68 Samuel Smith,
18 00
Lewis Babbet, division fence, 6 00
Gco. P. Smith, 66 66
-
14 25
Thomas Bottomly, iron work,
1 59
George Geer, sealing hay scales, &c., 7 79
David Gleason, cash paid out for labor &c., -
58 11
Chas. A. Hamilton, recording marriages, births and deaths and cash paid out for postage and recording deaths, &c., - 175 65
Johnson & Eaton, repairing lightning rods, 19 26
William Harrington, rent of Assessors room, -
40 00
8 6 Charles Warren, use of Brinley Hall, 10 00
Geo. Jones, serving, warrants, horse hire, &c., - 45 41
Thomas Magennis, returning deaths, 5 80
J. G. McKindley, paid back amount paid by him for use of Hall, -
10 00
86 Taber & Chollar, furniture for Ward Rooms, repairs, &c., - 126 88
68 Charles Temple, for Colton's map N. Eng., .5 00
2 62
Joseph G. Ware, making and rep'g keys, 2.23
6'0 George W. Wheeler, preparing " City Doc't No. 6", making and revising voters' lists, and cash paid out for postage, and articles for office, -
77 51
David Woodward, stone work for Hay scales, 30 .27
Frederic Warren, serving warrants, &c., -
21 55
Henry Willard, cleaning cess pool, &c. 8 00
Willard, Williams & Co., pumping water, - 10 00
66 Worcester Cornet Band, music evenings,
100 00
Levi Jackson, care of ward room &c.,
20 00
Transfer to " City Aqueduct".
395 33 -
66 " Watchmen",
467 32
" Salaries", -
-
- 131 66
" Hope Cemetery",
-
-
- 239 98
66 " Fuel, &c.", -
- 812 42
" School Houses", .J 320 92
COUNTY TAX.
Appropriation, Expenditure.
9,450 29
Paid Anthony Chase, County Treasurer, -
9,450 29
ENGINE HOUSE AND HOSE LOFTS. Appropriation,
4,000 00 - Expenditures.
Paid Isaac Davis, for land, - 8
- - 937 00
-
" Leading Hose".
22 90
-
9,306 78
Caleb A. Wall, posting notices, 4
54
Paid Harding & Taft, building Engine house, - 1,674 69 Freeman Upham, " Hose Loft, - '359 68 -
Transfer to " Contingent Expenses", -
- 1,028 63
4,000 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Balance undrawn January 5, 1852, -
- 1,280 04 -
Appropriation,
- 3,500 00
________ 4,780 04
Expenditures.
Paid Erastus N. Holmes, Chief Engineer, -
- 125 00
66 6 Assistant Engineers, for services, - 100 00
647 50
" Members Wash. Eng. Co. No. 1, for services, - 66 Rapid No. 2, 66
- 650 00
66 Niagara 66 No. 3, 66
. 596 25 - 677 71
66 66 Hook and Ladder Co.
Hose Co. No. 1, -
-
211 65
66 No. 2, - 215 00
Wash. Eng. Co. No. 1 care hose, horse hire &c., 46 93
29 55
Niagara 66 No. 3 66
29 94
Torrent No. 4 40 00
66 66 (A. A. Barber) repairs, 13 45
17 35
66 Hose Co. No. 1, care hose, horse hire, &c., -
24 93
66 No. 2, 66
41 75
122 members, poll taxes,
183 00
66 Horace Ayres, fluid, oil &c., 4 87
66 Lyman Bugbee & Co., fluid, oil &c., 1 57
Cheney & Clark, painting, -
9 48
William Dickinson, rent No. 4 Engine house, - Calvin Foster & Co., tools,
7 38
Edwin Gleason, curtains Engineers' room, 3 42
Samuel D. Harding, repairs, 15 11.
66 Charles A. Harrington, oil &c., -
-
3 88
Erastus N. Holmes, cash paid out for trucking, postage, repairs &c., 25 90 -
66 Hunneman & Co., lantern, couplings, &c., 110 25
66 Benjamin E. Hutchinson, repairs hose, &c., 95 51
Henry W. Miller, sundry articles,
5 68
William M. Moulton, wood, -
3 87
Charles Paine, rent Engineers' room, Phelps & Hale, lamps, &c., -
5 52
Luther Slater, rope,
9 82
Taber & Chollar, chairs, -
-
7 88
Albert Tolman & Co., repairs, -
-
30 87
Charles Warren, lamps,
2 00
66 Torrent No. 4,
465 00
Rapid 66 No. 2
Hook and Ladder Co., horse hire &c.,
175 00
22 50
55
Paid Joel Wilder, cash paid out for sundries, -
7 73
Worcester Gas Light Co., for gas, 35
4,663 60
Balance undrawn January 3, 1853,
116 44
FIRE DEPARTMENT, NEW HOSE.
Appropriation,
300 00 -
Transfer from "Contingent" -
-
22 90 .
Expenditure.
Paid Hunneman & Co., for 505 feet leading hose,
322 90
FUEL, LIGHTS, PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Appropriation, - 700 00
Transfer from " City Debt Appt'n", -
-
- 338 17
66 " " Contingent"', -
-
- 812 42
-1,850 59
Expenditures.
Amount overdrawn January 5, 1852, -
- 338 17
Paid Henry M. Barbour, for coal, -
- 36 95
66
Isaac R. Barbour, Jr., -
-
-
6 50
66 Samuel Black,
24 00
W. Alfred Hacker, -
80 51 -
Lyman Bugbee & Co., for fluid &c.,
18 76
66 Lyman Bugbee,
-
55 42
Worcester Gas Light Co. for gas, -
397 95
William Allen, for binding books, -
11 83
C. A. Haskins & Co., for stationery, -
16 74
66 Edward Livermore, 66
-
-
1 01
Charles F. Wilson, 66
-
71 51 -
Henry J. Howland, for paper, printing and binding documents, blanks &c.,
- 376 80
66 Silas Dinsmore,
for advertising, -
154 80
66 Earle & Drew,
- 182 94
John S. C. Knowlton,
46 00
66 C. Buckingham Webb, “ -
30 70
-- 1,850 59
FUNERALS.
Balance undrawn January 5, 1852, .
-
537 41
Appropriation,
- 300 00 -
Expenditures.
Paid George Sessions, for burials, - -
- 280 65
66 Leonard W. Sturtevant, for new pall, 20 00 -
Albert Tolman & Co. for repairs, -
-
5 57
Transfer to " Contingent", -
- 531 19
-
.
-
-
-
-
837 41
837 41
322 90
56
HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, BANK WALL, AND SHADE TREES. Appropriations,
Highways and Bridges, - - 7,500 00
Bank wall and grading Court H. hill, -
-
- 600 00
Shade trees, - 300 00
Received for improvement on Walnut st. - 80 00
"
" Prospect st. (in part) - 100 00
from B. L. Hardon & Co., setting out tree,
10 00
of Timothy S. Bliss, for street scrapings, &c. sold,
250 59
for cattle, manure, old plank, &c. sold, - 608 07
Transfer from " Pine st. School house", -
23 50
" Common Sewers", -
21 00
"
66 " New road, W. to Holden", 2
78 40
Expenditures.
Amount overdrawn January 5, 1852, Paid Charles S. Bancroft, pay rolls,
-
-
- 3,428 86
Timothy S. Bliss,
- 2,974 50
66 Joseph E. Bond,
86 34
6.6 Nathaniel N. Brooks,
20 10
Geo. A. Chamberlain,
-
-
246 03
Benjamin Flagg, 66
-
-
. 379 49
Hiram Gleason, 66
-
-
184 43
Robert S. Gleason, 66
-
235 95
166 Daniel Harrington,
Charles S. Houghton,
93 36
Ezekiel Newton,
66
-
-
483 15
66 Frederic T. Stowell,
66
15 62
Jonathan A White, 66
-
-
240 56
66 John Whitney, 66
-
-
- 423 08
6,6 T. S. Bliss, labor on road by his man and team,
146 18
6.6 E. Beaman Dana,
labor on road, -
5 00
Ezekiel Daniels,
9 87
Nahum Flagg,
10 00
Asa Gates,
1 80
Jaalam Gates,
2 50
Jona. & Benj. Harrington,
3 99
George S. Howe,
4 25
Jonathan Lyon, Jr.,
6 49
John Mann,
5 37
66 Samuel Perry,
Uriah Stone, stone and labor on road, -
54 23
Timothy S. Bliss, for his services,
575 00
66
expenses going after cattle, 10 37
66 for 1 yoke oxen,
130 00
-
-
23 63 -
Samuel F. Gates, 66
16 83
.
-
230 25
6.6 William G. Moore,
.
-
66
-
-
4
-
10 73
46
-
9,571 56
-
- 295 21
57
Paid James Houghton, for 1 yoke oxen,
- 130 00
Henry Prentice, for 1
. 120 00
Jacob Read, for 1
-
- 122 50
" John Stearns, for 1
115 00
M. Twitchell, for 1
- 110 00
Timothy S. Bliss, corn and oats,
18 14
William W. Patch, for corn and meal,
351 85
John Ayer, for hay,
64 82
Timothy S. Bliss, for hay,
- 11 29
John Davis, .€
4
-
-
- 80 54
Paul Garfield,
-
-
73 53
Timothy P. Moore, " .
-
38 97
Ezekiel Newton,
- 16 38
Joseph S. Perry,
- 59 44
66 Darius Rice,
63 45
66 S. Richardson,
- 28 73
John P. Southgate, "
21 10
Joseph Stone,
. 25 98
Samuel B. Watson, “
5 52
Henry C. Fish, blacksmith work,
22 98
66 Sam'I H. Flagg 2d,
141 86 -
Nathan Muzzey, 66
3 80
John Aspinwall, for 1 pair cart wheels,
16 00
Silas Converse, for tools,
16 81
Calvin Foster & Co. for tools, -
28 43
Kinnicutt & Co. -
16 95
E. Prouty, ox yokes,
13 00
Ruggles, Nourse, Mason & Co., repairs plows, -
26 46
D. C. Tourtellot, wood work repairs,
8 52
William F. Wood,
9 12
Olvin Butrick, for lumber, -
5 16
Edwin Chapin, -
30 33
T. & O. K. Earle, -
-
10 06
66 John Gates, .
-
-
26 97
J. C. Morse & Co:, - .
11 25
Allen & Thurber, for shavings, -
1 25
James H. Bancroft, for copying decree, - Amos R. Black, for making road, 90 00
Timothy S. Bliss, cash paid out for sundries, 64 30
60 Philander Bodwell, trucking, 8 25
38 50
Henry Chapin, expenses cash paid out estab- lishing line in Southbridge st., - -
15 42
James F. Estey, repairs to pump, - -
5 48
Edwin Gleason, " Millbury" guide board, -
1 25
66 Harding & Taft, repairs bridges, - - 56 26
Stephen Harrington, brick and labor repairing cess pools, side walks, &c., - 117 69
-
-
-
-
3 50
Boyden & Ball, surveying,
-
-
58
Paid Charles H. Hill, surveying,
66 William Hovey, labor on culvert, - -
25 00
George Jones, cash paid out for horse hire, no- tifying, - - -
32 88
Edward Lamb, cash paid expenses, 8 15
Arthur Mckeon, wall Prospect st., - 70 00
Charles Paine, rent of barn, - -
78 00
Salmon Putnam, repairing bridge, -
4 83
Tilley Raymond, labor
1 00
" Edward Southwick, horse hire, -
5 00
Lysander Stockwell, grease, -
3 85
Wm A. Wheeler, gravel screen &c., 15 54
Patrick Welsh, digging trench, 57 08
Charles W. Whitcomb, damages, - 10 00
Worcester Gas Light Co., lowering pipes, 43 12
Gill Valentine, surveying, 106 28 for labor, cash paid out for monu- ment, assistance setting same, surveying &c. (street bounds) - 663 30
Long Pond Bridge.
Paid Harding & Taft, labor, &c., 375,05
Harrison Lovell, plank, &c., -
547,46
" Calvin G. Howe, 66 222,13 -
1,144 64
Court House Hill and Highland street.
Paid Patrick Coffee, blasting, -
203,30
Brigham Converse, bank wall, -
1,213 50
Goodnow & Barber, paving, &c., - 122,00
1,538 80
Shade trees on Main street.
Paid Charles S. Bancroft, carting trees, 26,50
66 William M. Bickford, cash paid out for watering, 108,53
Timothy S. Bliss, for loam, -
5,50
John W. Brown, setting trees,
124 62
Silas Converse, for tools, -
-
5,38
John Gates, lumber for boxing, -
76,36
Daniel Goddard, for trees, - 52,00 Stephen Harrington, paving round trees, 26,50
Henry W. Miller, for nails, -
48
M. C. Mayo, boxing trees, - -
87,53
Simeon Mayo, - -
49,15
Josiah Willard, painting boxings, - 43,64
" Goodnow & Barber, labor &c. setting curb stone, laying side walk, pav- ing &c. on Portland, Walnut, Main Sts. &c., and round the City Hall,
- 6 50
606 19
906 45
59
Paid Henry H. Chamberlin & Co. gravel, -
- 10 00
Patrick T. Hartnett,
66
- 24 00
David S. Messinger,
5 75
Artemas Ward,
66
10 62
Ashael Bennet, paving stone, -
4 00
Samuel W. Burbank, paving brick,
55 00
Timothy Bancroft,
stone, -
161 25
Timothy S. Bliss,
66
66
43 00
Brigham Converse, 66
66
-
-
-
16 00
Nahum Flagg,
"
66
-
32 71
Bowen Gleason,
-
- 279 17
60 Eli Goulding,
brick,
-
- 73 00
Andrew H. Greene,
stone,
-
17 67
George S. Howe,
66
29 04
Henry J. Howland,
2 00
Isaac Lamb,
66
60
-
49 00
Asa Nourse,
4 00
66 Willard F. Pond,
-
-
4 00
Elkanah Rich,
66
-
8'00
Darius Rice,
66
-
19 33
Curtis Rice,
66
"
88 75
Union Society,
66
-
10 00
66 Calvin Willard,
15 40
David Woodward,
66
37 10
Transfer to " Paving" -
19,130 62
Amount overdrawn January 3, 1853,
*9,559 06
HOPE CEMETERY.
Appropriation, -
-
-2,000 00
Received for cattle sold,
-
-
- 77 00
Transfer from " Contingent",
-
-
-
- 239 98
-2,316 98
Expenditures.
Amount overdrawn January 5, 1852, Paid Nathan T. Bemis, hack hire, -
- 1,855 00
Timothy S. Bliss, oxen,
-
-
- 118 00
Thomas Bottomly, repairing tools. -
5 43
66 John W. Brown, pay rolls for labor,
- 898 33
Silas Converse, for tools,
4 85
Albert Curtis,
grain, -
-
25 70
Wm. Dickinson, “ hay,
-
-
-
56 05
John Gates,
lumber, -
-
39 25
William Haynes,“ ox cart, - -
18 00
Simeon Mayo,
labor,
29 00
Mead & Towle, “
building fence, -
- 259 53
J. C. Morse & Co., for lumber, -
-
- 10 77
-
-
-
-
46 50
66 Royal T. Marble,
.
-
-
-
-
158 46
-
-
10 00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
50 25
Benj. S. Childs,
66
-
60
Paid Richard P. Noyes, painting fence,
33 12
William W. Patch, for grain, 35 50
Tolman & Hathaway, for ornaments, 12 50
" Gill Valentine, making plan, surveying, laying out &c., 225 13
David Woodward, building tomb, - 535 82
4,171 98
Amount overdrawn January 3, 1853.
*1,855 00
HOPE CEMETERY (lot account). Received for lots sold, . 105 00
INTEREST.
Amount undrawn January 5, 1852,
89 48
Received from County and other sources, -
- 167 89
Transfer " " City Debt App'n", &
- 5,988 35
-
Expenditures.
Paid John Boynton,
- 380 00
Central Bank,
71 50
“ William Dickinson,
- 914 75
Solon S. Hastings,
- 120 00
Daniel McFarland,
120 00
Mechanics Bank,
&
-
120 00
Judith Rogers,
76 50
Stephen Salisbury,
37 75
Susan F. Stone,
60 00
David Whitcomb,
180 00
Mary C. White,
60 00
Worcester Bank,
98 00
Worcester Co. Inst. for Savings,
. - 3,863 97
6,245 72
KOSSUTH RECEPTION.
Transfer from " City Scales"
- 248 54
6. " City Licenses'
388 83
637 37
Expenditures.
Paid George F. Bonney & Co., for hacks, 117 50
John F. Burbank, for expenses, - 2 00
H. H. Chamberlin & Co., for use moreen, &c. 3 12
George B. Coleman, for ringing bell,
3 00
Moses W. Colton,
-
3 00
William H. Jacobs,
-
-
3 00
€ Edward B. Knight, 66 16
3 00
-
-
.
.
· 105 00
Ebenezer Mower,
Quinsigamond Bank,
38 25
-
-
-
- .
-
"These two sums have been borrowed, (see loans) but are not considered as a part of the City Debt : it is expected they will be paid from this year's appropriations.
6,245 72
61
Paid Josiah Rice, for ringing bell,
Jonathan Day, for trimmings, printing &c.,
4 33
Silas Dinsmore, for advertising,
2 50
Earle & Drew, for printing and advertising,
14 00
Edwin Gleason, for mottoes, banners &c.,
27 75
David Gleason, for cash paid out for labor, James Green, for firing salute,
32 61
Asa H. Waters & Co., for firing salute,
35 00
Harding & Taft, for stage, -
39 10
Francis Hovey, for putting up flags, &c.,
5 00
Gerry Hutchinson, for standard,
5 00
Edward Livermore, for paper,
1 12
Luther Slater, for labor, &c.,
4 50
E. B. Stoddard, telegraphing, &c.,
19 77
Tucker & Bonney, for entertainment,
50 00
Elbridge G. Watkins, for fireworks, &c.,
26 00
Caleb A. Wall, for posting notices,
75
Worcester Cornet Band,
65 00
Worcester Gas Light Co.
135 32
Asa Walker, for labor on flags,
2 00
LICENSES.
Received for amusements and auctioneers, -
- 504 00
" dogs, .
-
- 92 00
" hackney carriages,
- 29 00
625 00
Expenditures.
Transfer to " Contingent",
. 236 17
to " Kossuth reception", ʻ
. 388 83
625 00
LIGHTING STREETS.
Amount undrawn January 5, 1852,
-
71 38
Appropriation,
- 1,600 00
1,671 38
Expenditures.
Paid Worcester Gas Light Co., for gas putting in pipe and repairs, 838 88 - -
Lyman Bugbee, for fluid, 77 37
Charles A. Harrington, for alcohol, 3 58
H. Griffin & Co., for wicking,
1 12
66 Royal Daniels, for care of lamps, &c.,
43 77
Thompson & Shumway, care of lamps, &c., William A. Wheeler, for lamp posts,
36 00
Brown & Co., for fluid lamps,
8 46
Phelps & Hale, for "
9 75
Nathan Ainsworth, for repairs, -
19 87
Abel Holman, for tools, -
. 16 54
Hilton & Tobey, for repairs, 9
- 22 82
-
637 37
.
.
-
322 64
3 00
30 00
62
Paid Poole & Miles, for tools, -
21 07
" 'Henry W. Miller, for glass and repairs, -
21 27
66 John Sutton, for rent &c., 9 88 -
Transfer to " Contingent", - -
218 36 -
1,671 38
LOANS.
Balance unpaid January 5, 1852,
4,833 82
Received from Central Bank,
William Dickinson,
27,150 00
Mechanics Bank,
5,000 00
Jonas M. Miles, -
1,000 00
Ebenezer Mower, -
1,000 00
66
Quinsigamond Bank,
1,500 00
166
Stephen Salisbury,
1,500 00
Worcester Bank, -
6,000 00
Worcester Co. Inst. for Savings, 3,935 88
-
Expenditures.
Paid William Dickinson, -
-
-
-
23,000 00
Stephen Salisbury,
-
.
-
1,500 00
Susan F. Stone, -
1,000 00
Central Bank,
3,000 00
Mechanics " -
5,000 00
Quinsigamond Bank,
1,500 00
Worcester
6,000 00
Worcester Co. Inst. for Savings, -
2,157 37
- 43,157 37
Balance unpaid January 3, 1853,
11,762 33
MILITIA.
Received from Commonwealth, .
567 00
· Expenditures.
Balance January 5, 1852,
- 543. 50
Paid Worcester City Guards, -
-
-
- 235. 00
Light Infantry,
· 199 00
Amount overdrawn January 3, 1853, due from State, 310 50 NEW ROADS. TATNIC TO HOLDEN.
Transfer from " City debt App'th",
1,576 53
Expenditure.
Amount overdrawn January 5, 1853, -
1,576 53
WORCESTER TO HOLDEN.
4,600 00
Appropriation, Expenditures.
Paid Amos R. Black, - - - -
4,521 60
Transfer to " Highway", - 78 40 -
4,600 00
-
-
.
-
-
977 50
-
3,000 00
-
-54,919 70
63
NEW WORCESTER,
Appropriation, Expenditures.
1,200 00
Paid Fitts & Riley,
200 00
200 00
Amount undrawn January 3, 1853,
1,000 00
PAUPERS, SUPPORT OF.
Amount undrawn January 5, 1852, Appropriation, -
-
2,800 00
Received from State,
613 49 - 4,466 29
Expenditures.
Paid taxes town of Boylston, 1 87
66 " of Shrewsbury, -
13 53
" Edward Southwick, Clerk of Overseers, (for a particular account of this expenditure, see Overseers report)
3,050 00
Transfer to " Contingent", -
1,400 89 -
4,466 29
PAVING.
Appropriation, - .
4,000 00
Transfer from " Highways", -
158 46
4,158 46
Expenditures.
Amount overdrawn January 5, 1852, - -
302 76
Paid Fletcher & Palmer, for stone, Barber & Goodnow, " labor, -
-
-
2,319 40
1,536 30
4,158 46
PROFIT & LOSS.
Amount undrawn January 5, 1852,
105 39
Expenditure.
Transfer to " Contingent", - -
- 105 39
SALARIES.
Amount of appropriation, -
3,400 00 -
Transfer from " Contingent",
131 66
Expenditures.
Paid Peter C. Bacon, Mayor, 600 00
66 Henry Chapin, Solicitor,
200 00
66 Charles A. Hamilton, City Clerk, - 250 00
66 George W. Wheeler, City Treasurer, -
- 700 00
Warren Adams, Clerk of Common Council,
150 00
66 George Jones, City Marshal,
400 00
David Gleason, City Messenger, - 400 00 - -
Henry Clark, Physician, - 91 66 ,
66 Charles W. Whitcomb, City Physician ('51) 40 00
-
- -
-
-
-
-
-
3,531 66
-
1,052 80
64
Paid Edward H. Hemenway,
Putman W. Taft,
Assessors. - 700 00 -
3,531 66
SALARIES OF WATCHMEN.
Appropriation, - - 1,800 00
Received from Police Court, (witness fees)
64 30
Transfer from " Contingent",
- 467 32
-2,331 62
Expenditures.
Amount overdrawn January 5, 1852,
18 45
Paid Joseph Chapman,
watching, -
350 40
William W. Codding,
70 00
Lathrop Dorman,
-
70 00
66 Gustavus Elliot,
-
70 00
Ebenezer Lund, -
420 40
James McFarland,
-
350 40
6.6 Stephen Shumway,
420 40
66 Arvin Thompson,
(51 and 52) 456 57 66
Frederic Warren, capt. of watch,
105 00
- 2,331 62
SCHOOLS.
Balance undrawn January 5, 1852, -
-1,614 22
Appropriation, -
18,000 00
Received from State, - -
463 47
bill entered January 5, '52, error,
7 25
20,084 94
Expenditures.
Paid Maria Allen,
teaching,
37 50
Nelson H. Andrews,
- 126 40
Elizabeth Badger,
66
-
-
- 200 00
Nancy Baker,
-
- 275 00
16 Lydia S. Banister,
-
-
- 121 14
Martha W. Barnes,
66
-
-
-
200.00
66 Harriet A. Bigelow,
55 .00
Mary W. Bigelow,
-
-
140 00
John H. Brewer,
39 00
6.6 Martha E. Burr,
-
-
225 00
George Capron,
-
-
345 50
Freelove Carey,
- 240 00
Esther J. Chenery,
-
-
-
37 50
Sophronia P. Clark,
-
- 170 00
66 Sarah W. Clements,
-
-
- 225 00
Elizabeth H. Coe,
- 200 00
$6. Hester E. DeLand,
-
37 50
Lucy E. Draper,
- 150 00
A. Maria Dunbar,
6
-
-
111 00
Sarah F. Earle, 16.
-
170 00
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
110 00
Sarah J. Brown,
-
-
-
-
Samuel Smith,
65
Paid Sarah E. Eaton,
teaching,
- 150 00
Nathaniel Eddy,
- 172 00
‹‹
Emily Eveleth,
- 260 00
Adeline Fairbanks,
65 36
Charlotte N. Follett, 66
275 00
Almira H. Fuller,
125 00
" Laura M. Gage,
-
-
174 94
Maria P. Gates,
225 00
Elizabeth L. Gird,
- 250 00
Jane Harrington,
170 00
Louise C. Harwood,
-
-
400 00
Caroline Hewett,
66
-
170 00
Nathaniel E. Holland,
- 120 00
M. Maria Hunt,
300 00
66 Susan M. Jencks,
؟،
-
50 00
Sarah W. Joyce,
168 75 -
Mary A. Lawrence,
-
- 150 76
66 Caroline C. Matthews,
- 150 00
Mary M. Maynard,
80 00
Caleb B. Metcalf,
-1,000 00
Sarah Moore,
80 00
Sarah M. Muzzy,
- 168 75
James M. Newell,
160 00
Lucy M. Newton,
. 224 86
Selina Parkhurst,
56 25
66 Caroline Parkinson,
250 00
Adeliza Perry, Abigail Pratt,
225 00
Maria H. Read,
-
- 275 00
Sylvanus Sears,
75 00
Sophronia D. Sargent,
99 75
Almira Shumway,
225 00
Mary A. Slater,
60
-
- 225 00
66 Lucy L. J. Smith,
-
- 112 50
Sarah M. Smith,
.
37 50
66 Sarah T. Smith,
82 00
66 Trowbridge H. Smith,
-
75 00
66 Emily W. Spaulding,
-
170 00
66 William E. Starr,
- 1,048 00
Ellen Stone,
-
85 00
66 Sarah E. Stone, Rebecca W. Taylor,
-
275 00
Mary E. Thayer,
112 50
Ruth C. Thompson,
-
125 00
Mary S. Turner,
- 170 00
Harriet M. Walker,
- 240 00
Lois H. Wheeler,
-
275 00
-
-
-
.
-
- 150 00
Nancy B. Jencks,
275 00
-
-
-
-
-
- 168 75
66
Paid Nelson Wheeler, teaching,
-
- 854 50
Sarah J. Wheelock,
- 110 00
Mary J. White, 66
-
-
75 00
Harriet L. Whittemore,
- 275 00
66 Helen M. Williams,
42 50
Mary H. Williams,
66
100 00
Lydia Wilmarth,
225 00
Sarah R. Woodman,
60 00
66 Nathl T. Bent,
50 00
66 John F. Burbank,
66
54 50
Samuel Flagg,
27 00
O. P. Gilbert,
9 50
John Gray,
14 00
6,6 Henry Griffin,
14 00-
66 William H. Harris,
10 00
6.6 Benjamin F. Newton,
66
-
20 00
66 Elam Smalley,
25 00
Putman W. Taft,
66
-
22 00
6,6 O. H. Tillotson,
66
66
14 00
Charles A. Wheeler,
-
-
8 00
William Workman,
15 00
Benjamin F. Newton, Sec. School Com., salary, 200 00 Putman W. Taft, prudential Committee, -
150 00
Henry M. Barbour, for coal,
26 25
W. Alfred Hacker, " " .
600 02 -
Abiel G. Thomas, for charcoal,
33 12
Brigham Converse, for wood,
22 07
Palmer & Lewis, for wood,
318 43
E. B. Rice,
18 31
Timothy Bancroft, for wood and contingencies,
35 17
John F. Boice,
28 04
66 John H. Brooks,
28 03
John F. Burbank, 60
48 37
Leonard Cheney,
66
41 57
Loring Coes,
52 58
Edward Curtis,
20 77
Jaalam Gates,
21 00
66 Samuel F. Gates,
66
66
56 51
Pitt Holmes,
66
25 46
60 Ashley Moore,
66
66
4 66
Nathaniel C. Moore,
66
20 28
William G. Moore,
8 00
John F. Pond,
46 22
66 Erastus W. Wheeler,
66
20 65
Henry H. Brown, for building fires,
-
4 00
( Simon D. Gates,
-
25 00
-
15 00
66 John C. Newton,
66
-
visiting schools,
-
-
-
66
7. 26
6.6 William W. Mann,
-
-
67
Paid John Goodwin, building fires, -
-
4 92
Charles S. Reed,
37 25
68 Adoniram J. Wood, “
84 02
John Coffey, for labor and kindling fires,
236 40
John C. Cogswell, for sawing wood,
4 00
Daniel Lavin,
11 25
George F. Moore,
3 00
Thomas O'Neil,
66
-
10 85
Richard Spencer,
11 20
Miles Tooham,
8 50
66 John J. Debois, cleaning school houses,
16 45
66 Ebenezer Hemmingway, "
14 61
Henry Willard, cleaning privy,
1 00
Edwin Chapin, for lumber,
51 53
T. & O. K. Earle, "
-
18 93
John Gates,
-
-
-
20 48
66 J. C. Morse & Co., "
27 62
60 Aaron Billing,
stoves, pipe, repairs &c.,
8 49
Clark & Phelps,
66
66
27 92
Hilton & Tobey,
8 70
60 F. Franklin Phelps,
66
66
145 35
Sam'l W. Selby & Co., "
6 50
Dennis & Lee,
for repairs,
7 50
Erastus N. Holmes,
-
71 61
66 Southworth Howland,
117 95
William Lucas,
5 50
Jonas M. Miles,
66
9 86
John C. Newton,
-
23 38
Tilley Raymond,
7 00
Richards & Brooks,
13 33
60 John Sutton,
new pumps, & c.,
63 55
Nath'l G. Tucker,
4 00
Joseph G. Ware,
·new keys, &c.,
7 91
60 William A. Wheeler,
-
-
3 98
David Woodward,
12 88
Charles P. Nichols, for painting, - -
17 90
66 Thomas H. Smith,
31 37
Henry W. Miller, for seats &c.,
-
-
201 62
Taber & Chollar, for chairs and repairs,
40 76
Enos Dorr & Co., for books, &c.,
63 84
66 Southworth A. Howland, for crayons,
4 40
Andrew Hutchinson,
3 60
Charles F. Wilson,
5 00
Warren Lazell, for books, &c.,
61 13
60 Henry J. Howland, for printing, -
24 75
66 Dwight Bartlett, for trucking,
-
8 50
66 Charles P. Bigelow, for netting,
4 06
-
Lyman Bugbee, for brooms, brushes, &c., - 100 05
-
-
.
-
-
66
66
-
66
-
68
Paid Charles C. Coleman, for thermometer, 4 97
Simeon B. Corbin, for setting glass, &c., 6 98
" Committee of Arrangements, for expenses Pho- netic exhibitions, &c., - 23 50
Geo. A. Dresser, for boxes, -
1 75
66 Rufus D. Dunbar, for repairing clock, 50
Benjamin W. Fletcher, for labor Ash st., -
58 37
Calvin Foster & Co., for glass and hardware, - 55 27
James H. Gould, for shavings,
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