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Thomas H. Gage, professional services, 55 00
Geo. W. Gale, Cash paid out, 19 10
Garfield & Parker, wood,
7 75
George H. Gordon, protractor,
22 00
Greene & Jordan, labor, pipe and sundries, 281 21
Aaron F. Greene, ringing bell, July 4th, 5 00
W. & L. E. Gurley, repairing, 33 50
Walter Hale, labor and plans, 59 94
Harkness & Fiske, posting bills, 5 00
S. R. Hathorn, labor on City Hall,
9 65
Wm. A. Hathorn, labor on City Hall, 5 75
55 95
E. Hemenway, whitening, cleaning &c.,
Abbie L. Heywood, services for Assessors, 143 25 copying old Records, 30 75
services for Treasurer, 57 00
E. G. & F. W. Higgins, whitening, 41 60
Highway Dept., carting ashes, 10 20
Geo. G. Hildreth, returning deaths, 12 30
J. Henry Hill, lot in Rural Cemetery, 201 00
J. P. Houghton, services as Asst. Assessor, 45 00 S. T. Howard & Co., hacking, 91 00
William Hoyle, ringing bell, July 4th, 3 00
Willard Humes, materials and labor, 940 65
G. Hutchinson, labor, paint &c., 236 35
J. W. Jordan, labor, stove and sundries, 313 07 Journal Newspaper Co., Journal, 38 40
Margaret Keegan, damages, 100 00
John E. Kendall, Agt. Insurance,
126 00
Geo. P. Kendrick, horse hire,
3 00
Ezra Kent, ringing bell, July 4th, 5 00
Henry L. Keyes, labor for Engineer,
31 87
I. N. Keyes, boards, 5 52
10 80
Kinnicutt & Co., glass &c.,
Daniel Kinsley, care of ward room, 10 00
3,250 94
T. M. Lamb, repairing clock,
F. W. Lincoln, Jr., & Co., Instruments, 319 00
H. F. Loomis, copy Copley's alphabets, 2 25
J. D. Lovell, axe and shovel, 2 65
Mann & Bigelow, posts, 121 00
Chauncey L. Marcy, land, 150 00
Chas. Marvin, Cash paid out, 151 41
Mathews & Chamberlain, labor, cement &c. 13 11 Wm. G. Maynard, services numbering streets, 556 95
Asa Knowlton, damages, 2 50
319
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Paid Edwin V. McArthur, relief vote of city government, $1,000 00
F. A. McClure, labor, 381 40
Thomas A. McConville, returning deaths, 42 00
Michael McKniff, damages, 660 00
H. W. Miller, stove and sundries, 28 48
F. H. Mills, labor, 385 40
W. E. Mills, labor, and cash paid out,
1,206 39
Municipal Court, costs, 116 90
T. L. Nelson, extra services, 500 00
375 72
F. A. Newton, services,
29 80
Maria L. Oliver, damages,
915 57
John P. K. Otis, labor for Engineer,
3 85
H. D. Parker, dinners,
92 00
Pay Roll, witnesses,
10 66
Pay Roll, services collecting statistics for Union Depot,
119 00
Geo. F. Peck, carpentering,
489 94
People's Club, rent of Brinley Hall,
150 00
J. L. Pinkham, oil cloth,
1 96
Willard F. Pond, damages,
70 00
Albert K. Ramsdale, damages,
100 00
Geo. Raymond, paper, tapes &c.,
176 34
Charles Reed, labor, 18 75
Fred. Revere, gilding ball for flag-staff,
2 00
George Rome, damages,
100 00
J. D. Russell, pump &c.,
17 78
Patrick Ryan, damages, 79 21
Saint Paul's church use of Mechanics Hall, 60 00
Sanford & Co., books and sundries, 133 12
Joseph Santom, Jr., & Co., wood, 1 00
H. H. Samn & Son, pipe, labor &c ..
21 00
George Sessions, returning deaths, casket &c., 172 90
Nathaniel Sessions, services as inspector,
360 00
R. R. Shepard, services as sealer of
weights and measures and sundries, Chas. Smith, hrooms,
9 00
Hattie A. Smith, writing,
57 25
M. B. Smith, labor, 66 14
Samuel Smith, recording births,
marriages, and deaths, and Cash paid for sundries,
592 97
T. H. Smith, labor,
6 00
W. F. Spring, ringing bell, July 4th,
5 00
Staples & Goulding, services,
25 00
State Guards, rent of Armory,
41 67
Geo. E. Stearns, services as Asst. Assessor, 30 00
42
483 76
Cash paid out,
320
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 26.
Paid Martha Z. Swallow, services for Assessor, $136 50 66 66 copying old Records, 27 00 66 66 services for Treasurer, 85 50
Tateum & Horgan, monument and curbing, 1,295 00
Geo. Thrall, dinners, 271 00
E. A. Timme, seal, 2 00
Maria Trask, services for Assessor, 9 00
S. P. R. Triscott, labor, 379 99
N. G. Tucker, repairs, 9 39
Samuel Utley, services, 144 70
Gill Valentine, services as sealer, 25 00
Geo. F. Verry, professional services, 500 00
Wakefield & Goodnow, labor and lumber, 51 98
James H. Wall, Agt., rent of halls, 300 00
F. W. Ward, services in Treasurer's office, 825 00
W. Ansel Washburn, Cash paid out, 15 35
L. H. Wells, casting, 1 29
J. S. Wesby, binding, 3 50
Geo. W. Wheeler, services for Engineer, 1,357 21
Geo. W. Wheeler, Cash paid for stamps, express &c. 160 06
Geo. W. Wheeler, Jr., tolling bell, 2 00
Mary G. B. Wheeler, services for Treasurer, 128 00
G. Henry Whitcomb, & Co., envelopes, 14 90
Chas. Whittemore, use of ward room, 49 50
Alex. H. Wilder, furnishing list for Assessors, 42 50
Emery Wilson, Cash paid out, 63 85
Albert Wood, professional services, 30 00
T. M. Woodward, shades, lettering &c.,
165 50
Worcester Brass Band, services, 473 00
Worcester Co., Mechanics Association, use of Hall, 35 00
Worcester Ice Co., Ice, 16 04
Worcester National Band, services,
200 00
Worcester Steam Boiler Works, iron cement and labor, 24 85
Worcester Water Works, use of water City Hall, 40 00
Worcester Water Works, use of water hydrants,
8,000 00
Worcester Water Works, use of water watering troughs, 245 00
Worcester Water Works, use of water masons use High School, 20 00
J. M. W. Yerrinton, report of hearings before railway committee, 230 50
$38,214 53
Balance undrawn, January 1, 1872,
$25,339 14
321
TREASURER'S REPORT.
ENGINE HOUSE, BEACON STREET,
Balance undrawn January 1, 1871,
2,095 00
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Stephen Allen, Cash paid for labor, 15 00 A. P. Cutting, plans and superintending, 70 00 Charles H. Peck, balance of contract, 1,733 00 Chas. H. & Geo. F. Peck, stock and labor, 209 13
Water Works, putting in pipes, 20 76
Transfer to Contingent Expenses,
47 11
$2,095 00
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
APPROPRIATION.
14,000 00
Received from Bay State Fire Insurance Co., 175 76
Central 66 240 77
First National Fire "
96 32
Merchant and Farmers Fire Insurance Co., 512 84
Peoples Fire Insurance Co., 529 69
Worcester Fire Insurance Co., 1444 62
$17,000 00
EXPENDITURE.
Paid Gamewell & Co., putting up,
$16,852 47
Transfer to Contingent Expenses,
147 53
$17,000 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
APPROPRIATION.
$25,000 00
Received for Old Hose,
3 25
From Highways for labor,
1,552 50
$26,555 75
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Ransom M. Gould, Chief Engineer salary,
$550 00
William Brophy, Engineer,
67 50
Alzirus Brown, 66
67 50
Samuel H. Day,
105:00
William Knowles, 66
67,50
Members for services :
Gov. Lincoln Co. Steamer 1, 6 mos., 584 00
C. J. Guild, Steward, &c.,
3
66
237 34
Col. Davis Co., Steamer 2, 6 584 00
A. B. Lovell Co., " 3, 6 584 00 66
Stephen Allen, Steward &c., 11
737 92
Rapid Engine Co., No. 2, 6
66 1,242 50
City Hose Co., No. 1, 6 334 00
322
CITY DOCUMENT. - No. 26.
Ocean Hose Co., No. 2, 6
334 00
Eagle Hose Co., No. 3, 6 334 00
Niagara Hose Co., No., 4, 6
66 334 00
Yankee Hose Co., No. 5, 6 329 00
Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, 6
624 00
66 2, 6 624 00
Niagara, No. 3, Quinsigamond 6 60 00
Steamer 3, horse hire, 150 00
Rapid Engine Co., No. 2, horse hire, 18 00
City Hose Co., No. 1, horse hire, 26 00
Ocean Hose Co., No. 2, horse hire, 26 00
Eagle Hose Co., No. 3, horse hire, 32 00
Niagara Hose Co., No. 4, horse hire, 26 00
Yankee Hose Co., No. 5, horse hire, 36 00
Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, horse hire, 45 00 " 2, horse hire, 45 00
William Hoyle, giving 9 alarms, 9 00
George M. Jewell, giving 10 alarms, 10 00
Wm. Stevenson, giving 13 alarms, 13 00
Geo. A. Wheeler, Jr., giving 11 alarms, 11 00
Geo. T. Aitchison, repairs,
29 90
Allen & Reed, hose, packing &c.,
28 31
Albert F. Allen, hose,
95 73
Charles Allen, labor, straps &c., 56 96
M. B. Allen, wood, 17 42
Ames Plow Co., wheeljack,
4 00
Arcade Malleable Iron Co., castings,
26 34
Bacon & Forbes, wood,
5 30
Chas. L. Bacon, wood,
7 50
Barrett, Washburn & Co., labor, pipe and sundries, 119 87
N. T. Bemis & Co., horse hire,
3 00
Blake Brothers, labor,
8 75
James Boyd & Sons, hose,
361 80
Brown & Barnard, carting,
2 00
W. H. Brown, repairing,
271 74
J. L. Burbank, vitriol,
49 10
J. A. Carpenter, labor,
11 50
John Chaplin, repairing,
7 45
Joseph Chase & Co., dusters,
12 75
John D. Chollar, chairs and mattresses,
98 25
Corbett & Willard, repairing hose carriage, 2 65
C. A. Cummings, keys,
10 50
J. B. Cummings, ladders,
10 00
Doe & Woodwell, advertising,
75
Lyman W. Eager, driving team,
192 50
John Fay, trucking hose,
1 00
Fish & Cogger, nuts for steamer,
1 05
Henry C. Fish, rods &c.,
1 25
323
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Paid C. Foster & Co., sundries,
$47 18
Thomas D. Gard, badges,
21 60
E. L. Gates, lumber, 3 50
Josiah Gates & Sons, hose,
1,335 44
D. Gay, hay and straw,
99 10
W. H. Gay, hay and straw,
207 38
R. M. Gould, cash paid out,
8 10
Graton & Knight, repairing hose,
203 00
Greene & Jordan, pipe, labor &c.,
6 65
M. B. Greene & Co., vitriol, sulphate, copper &c. 94 93
H. T. Harrington, hay,
47 51
L. A. Hastings, belts and straps,
11 50
O. L. Hatch, corn and oats,
535 22
Charles Hooker, hay,
129 60
G. S. & A. J. Howe, oil, 50 67
Willard Humes, paint and labor, 8 85
B. E. Hutchinson, hose straps and belts, 19 90 Gerry Hutchinson, paper, paint, labor &c., 57 19 Jenkins & Whitcomb, maps, 1 25
John W. Jordan, sundries,
51 52
W. H. Jourdan, coal,
45 00
John G. Kendall, Agt. insuring,
24 50
Kinnicutt & Co., lanterns &c.,
23 38
L. J. Knowles & Bro., screws,
8 00
J. B. Lawrence & Co., bed and pillows, Learned & Clough, labor, plank &c.,
48 34
Alexander Lorimer, rope, packing &c.
62 00
A. B. Lovell, labor, pipe and sundries,
107 32
J. D. Lovell, shovel, brushes,
11 10
Jerome Marble & Co., oil,
24 56
Reynolds McAleer, straps,
4 20
H. W. Miller, springs &c., 1 75
New York Fire Engine Hose Co., hose, 1,147 15
Henry C. Oliver, repairs and sundries,
101 24
John O'Meara, repairing,
13 00
Geo. F. Peck, carpentering,
45 86
Sumner Pratt & Co, waste and packing,
12 50
Darius Putnam, sundries,
2 14
Chas. G. Reed, wood and wheels,
22 25
T. H. Reed, labor, pipe and sundries,
40 27
Rice, Barton & Fales M. & I. Co., labor, iron &c.,
444 49
John Rockwood, hay,
26 48
Samuel Ryan,
40 80
Sanford & Co., record,
4 50
J. Santom Jr. & Co., wood,
1 35
Clark, Sawyer & Co., lantern,
1 25
James D. Shaw, labor,
20 00
William B. Shaw,
10 50
6 00
324
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 26.
Paid Sheldon & Bartlett, stock and labor, $9 10
Charles Shippee, services as steward,
325 00
Snow Brothers, printing, 83 85
Austin Sprague, hay,
25 90
F. G. Stiles, repairing,
61 80
Strong & Rogers, coal,
298 80
George, T. Sutton, repairing &c.,
86 49
S. Taft & Son, sundries,
51 09
R, C. Taylor, oil,
76 13
Fred A. Thomas, carting hose &c.,
7 25
A. Tolman & Co., repairs &c.,
66 10
Isaac Tower, hay,
112 61
E. J. Watson, labor,
68 88
H. B. Wellington, blacksmithing,
84 94
L. H. Wells, brass, copper &c.,
215 24 15 00
J. A. Wilkinson, labor,
T. M. Woodward, shades and fixtures,
158 25
Wor. Gas Light Co., gas,
343 36
Wor. Highway Dep't, labor and material, 471 60
Wor. Steam Boiler works, labor, iron &c.,
80 40
Wor. Water Works, use of water,
123 00
putting in pipe, 57 79
$17,747 24
Balance undrawn January, 1 1872,
8,808 41
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Balance undrawn January 2, 1871.
$5,073 43
Appropriation,
8,000 00
Amount of Dog Licenses,
1,777 50
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Samuel S. Green, salary as Librarian, $1,594 80
Sarah F. Earle, " Assistant, 366 67
extra services, 50 00
Emma S. Eddy, salary as Assistant,
458 34
Jessie E. Tyler, " 66
366 67
Edward G. Allen, books,
213 55
James Austin & Co., burners,
7 25
Backus Historical Society, books,
5 00
Z. Baker, services,
66 00
Barrett, Washburn & Co., steam apparatus &c., 1,931 52
L. H. Bigelow, books,
400 22
William Blake & Co., brackets,
61 00
Otis Bramhall, iron fence &c.,
156 96
R. H. Chase, labor, 213 43
James W. Christopher, books, 15 81
Clark, Sawyer & Co., shades, burners
15 00
$14,850 93
325
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Paid J. Colbath & Co., hose, pipe &c.,
$26 33
Doe & Woodwell, advertising,
5 50
Earle & Fuller, services,
38 00
Edward R. Fiske, printing,
13 50
C. Foster & Co., padlocks and screws,
8 35
Hair Brothers, repairing gas fixtures.
6 57
W. M. Ilall & Sons, wood,
15 25
Charles Hamilton, printing,
42 50
S. D. Harris, care of building,
176 00
R. Hollings & Co., Lanterns,
41 38
W. R. Huntington, books,
3 00
M. M. Joslyn,
3 37
W. H. Jourdan, coal,
122 22
Kinnicutt & Co., umbrella stands,
12 50
Little, Brown & Co., books,
268 70
H. F. Loomis,
15 37
A. B. Lovell, labor and materials,
186 21
W. N. Mansir & Co., labor,
2 00
Mathews & Chamberlain, labor,
1 00
H. A. Palmer, carpentering,
182 03
Edward A. Rice, books,
10 50
H. G. Roche, on account of contract,
983 99
Sanford & Co., books,
376 03
C. A. Skinner,
12 00
Snow Brothers, printing,
59 73
Strong & Rogers coal,
69 40
Stone & Downer, brokerage &c.,
16 73
Willard Ward, labor repairing,
5 06
J. S. Wesby, binding,
655 04
T. M. Woodward, numbers and painting, 85 21
Wor. Gas Light Co., Gas,
731 12
Wor. Highways, labor and materials,
174 86
Wor. Water Works, service pipe and use of water, 33 24
$10,294 91
Balance undrawn January 1, 1872,
$4,556 02
FUEL, LIGHTS, PRINTING &c.
APPROPRIATION.
$6,500 00
Received of Snow Brothers, amount advanced them, 400 00
6,900 00
EXPENDITURES.
Paid American Bank Note, Co., engraving and printing, $270 00
Bacon & Forbes, wood,
70
J. D. Baldwin & Co., advertising,
163 23
L. H. Bigelow, books, 21 20
Doe & Woodwell, advertising,
25 40
326
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 26.
Paid W. M. Hall & Sons, wood, $1 83
Charles Hamilton, printing, 180 45
Harkness & Fiske, posting bills, 8 00
W. H. Jourdan, coal,
202 05
J. S. C. Knowlton, advertising, 71 75
Sanford & Co., books &c.,
34 81
Snow Brothers, printing, paper &c.,
2,478 38
Strong & Rogers, coal,
610 21
Tyler & Seagrave, printing,
103 53
J. S. Wesby, binding,
63 20
G. Henry Whitcomb, envelopes, 18 90
Worcester Evening Gazette, advertising, 115 22
Worcester Gas Light Co., Gas, 1,520 70
$5,889 56
Balance undrawn January 1, 1872,
$1,010 44
HIGHWAYS.
$35,000 00
20,000 00 ยท
" sidewalks,
50,000 00
Received from Commissioner for sundries,
351 78
Corporation and individuals for putting down side- walks, &c. St. Paul's Church, for labor, materials &c.,
765 12
for Oxen,
375 00
Brick and Stone,
1,677 76
Wagon,
100 00 .
Scrapings, earth, labor &c.,
1,016 48
from Contingent Expenses,
10 30
Fire Department,
471 60
Library,
174 86
Paupers,
500 00
Schools,
269 90
School House, Belmont St.,
2,043 90
New High School House,
27 25
Old 66
381 00
Sewers,
737 68
Shade Trees,
275 10
Streets, Chandler,
3,698 90
66 Front,
3,556 62
"
Hanover,
3,335 70
Lafayette,
1,389 05
Main,
1,344 71
Mechanic,
578 00
Oak Avenue,
477 65
Piedmont,
734 30
Salisbury,
2,456 95
Appropriation, " for paving,
24,126 99
327
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Received from Streets, Sever,
$281 90
Washington, 1,005 50
Wilmot,
1,087 70
Water Works, 69 49
$158,321 09
EXPENDITURES.
Paid David F. Parker, salary as commis. $2,291 67
Pay Rolls, labor of men, 38,897 35
Geo. T. Aitchison, repairing carts, wagons &c.,
629 00
Aldrich & Co., oats,
36 50
Moses B. Allen, labor,
478 87
Ames Plow Co., repairs and castings,
33 26
Andrews & Litchfield, curbstone and paving blocks,
4,716 32
C. K. Babcock, moving buildings,
987 00
W. C. Barbour & Co., paving-stones,
887 24
Wm. T. Barber, plank,
39 64
Barrett, Washburn & Co., labor, pipe &c.,
26 93
John Barry, plank,
29 56
James Bates, cobbles,
19 50
A. J. Bemis, repairing picks &c.,
4 25
James H. Benchley, hay,
203 03
H. A. Bennett, labor and use of team,
670 00
Joseph Bennett, labor, mortar &c., 208 95
L. H. Bigelow, stationary, 20 11
Blake Brothers, crusher,
32 00
B. J. Blanchard, short corners,
30 35
Edward E. Bliss, boarding cattle,
2 00
Frank Bolio, cobbles, 8 75
J. Bond, paving stones, 11 00
J. E. Bond, exchange on oxen, 75 00
Boston & Albany R. R. Co., freight, 30 00
Boston, Barre & Gardner R. R. Co., gravel, 38 67 Boston, Hartford & Erie R. R. Co., freight, 34 13 G. M. Brackett, professional services, 7 00
J. H. Brooks, labor, 11 00
Brophy & Geer, grinding meal,
47 00
Brown & Barnard, labor, man and team,
618 50
Geo. Brown, labor,
22 80
R. W. Caine, paving stones,
185 48
John Carney, painting,
3 00
John, Cavanaugh, moving houses,
200 00
Chamberlain & Co., paving stone and lumber, 178 45
E. F. Chamberlain, paving stone, 38 55
James S. Chamberlain, curb and freight, 152 17
Lewis Chapin, removing snow, 6 00
Cheney & Gray, oil and wicks, 4 09
43
328
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 26.
Paid John S. Clark & Son, corn, cement and lime, $409 42
Cochran & Russ, brick, 384 00
E. Converse, labor, man and team, 234 50
Sumner Cook, labor, 23 30
Corbett & Willard, repairing cart &c., 5 90
John Corless, labor, 138 88
E. B. Crane, lumber,
5 13
E. N. Cummings, brick,
3,178 00
Marcus Curtis, labor on roads,
3 50
C Dakin, cobbles,
33 00
H. W. Davis, " and labor on roads, 21 56
Rufus Davis Jr. & Co., lumber,
482 46
Dexter & Whipple, rent of land,
20 00
J. A. Dodge, hay,
432 25
Doe & Woodwell, advertising, 13 41
James Downey, cobbles, 49 13
45 00
S. B. Dudley, hay, 4 00
27 00
Dutton and Austin,exchange of oxen
127 50
Nelson & Estey, cobbles, and labor,
289 86
Fish & Cogger, repairing gratings,
14 50
Henry C. Fish, grate bars &c.,
23 90
Charles Flannegan, labor, men and team, 990 00
Samuel Fletcher, paving blocks, 747 35
Thomas Flynn, labor with team, 706 50
N. F. Foster, labor on road, 1 00
C. Foster & Co., saw and sundries, 25 93
Garfield & Parker, lumber and labor,
1343 23
M. Garfield Estate, sundries, 25 92
John Gates & Co. lumber,
4 17
Jessie Gault, brick,
3275 50
L. Gay, straw, 99 29
Henry F. Geer, grinding corn and meal,
52 52
Graton & Knight, repairing belt &c.,
1 50
Elijah Hammond, hay,
2 50
L. B. Hapgood, one ox, 143 00
Samuel D. Harding, building wall &c., 76 75
Stephen Harrington, curb-stone, 4 50
9 30
O. L. Hatch, meal, corn and oats,
1078 34
Natt. & W. F. Head, brick, 3064 95
Carmi Heald, labor with team,
1279 50
William Heaton, labor on road, 2 50
A. Y. Hebard, flagging,
210 00
E. G. & F. W. Higgins, paper and labor, 9 60
Holden & Brother, potatoes, 3 00
J. W. Hooper, cobbles, 45 00
Jonas Hartshorn, labor on road,
John Doyle, labor,
Charles Duston, brick,
329
TREASURER'S REPORT.
George S. Hoppin & Co., oats, feed &c., 411 25 George W. Howes, repairs of building, 4 50
Gerry Hutchinson, brick, glass, etc., 54 39
F. A. & J. N. Ingerson, flagging and curbing, 32 25
Jersey City Steel Co., picks and handles, 19 60 J. W. Jordan, labor, lantern globes, and Sundries, 126 32
Kinnicutt & Co., shovels, nails, Etc., 125 57
E. & J. Kitteredge, brick, 648 00
John Kerr, mason-work,
19 93
John Kneeland, relaying wall,
450 00
P. Langlois, repairing picks Etc.,
11 15
Learned & Clough, labor,
3 50
E. G. Leathers, gravel and cobbles,
49 40
Melvin M. Lee, labor with team,
200 50
Ann K. Leonard, labor,
11 00
James L. Libbey, cobbles, 80 00
Alex. Lorimer, rope and repairing, 9 50
A. B. Lovell, pipe, lime and labor, 253 77
J. D. Lovell, shovels picks and sundries, 233 92 Daniel Mack, hay, 90 79
Mann & Bigelow, stone, 412 81
A. G. Mann, paving blocks,
15,474 08
Jerome Marble & Co., oil &c.,
60 69
Loring Martin, labor with team,
261 00
Charles Marvin, writing, 33 00
D. P. Matthews, two boxes compound &c. 8 80
James Maxwell, curbstone, 614 78
William May, gravel, 1 50
W. H. Maynard & Co., corn,
362 66
Reynolds McAleer, repairing and sundries, 234 66
John McCarty, labor with team, 1,011 00
James McCormick, labor on road, 13 00
John McGrath, labor with team, 577 50
Michael McGrath, excavating, 263 60
Melaven & Langlois, repairing tools &c., 32 21 W. F. Merrifield, sawing, 72 99
Henry W. Miller, shovels, 34 75
G. H. Mills, labor and material for fence, 193 47
J. L. Munroe & Co., lumber, 583 75
John W. Monroe, wagon and cart, 340 00
John Murray, labor on road, 2 50
Muzzy & Co., repairing tools, 30 92
C. A. & N. M. Muzzy, blacksmithing,
383 32
Ezekiel Newton, cobbles, 342 65
Norcross Brothers, labor and materials, 250 83
A. H. Nourse, relaying wall, 280 00
W. F. Oakley, paving stones, 26 59
330
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 26.
Paid John B. O'Leary, shoeing &c., $464 70
John O'Meara, cart body &c., 20 75
A. Parker, labor and materials, 34 72
D. F. Parker, cash paid for hay and sundries, 475 63
Dexter H. Perry, stone drags, 27 00
Joseph S. Perry, cobbles, 51 00
J. W. & E. G. Pettigrew, potatoes,
15 60
S. W. Phetteplace, filing saws,
4 00
Willard F. Pond, hay and paving stone,
61 88
Michael Powers, excavating,
882 40
Pratt & Hammond, labor and curb,
471 12
Pratt & Inman, iron, steel and hammers,
19 25
Noah Prescott, paving blocks,
541 11
Prov. & Wor. R. R. Co., freight,
2 65
Samuel Putnam, flagstone,
241 20
Michael Quinn, blacksmithing,
44 60
J. J. Randall, laying concrete walk,
1,847 20
J. Ray, resetting fence, 5 00
David Reed, paving blocks and curb, 1,374 39
William Reed, paving blocks and curb, 1,161 23 Rice, Barton & Fales, pipe and labor, 23 00
Curtis Rice, hay, 192 78
Dexter Rice, painting signs,
1 50
S. Richards, repairing carriage,
3 50
Chas. O. Richardson, paving, setting curb &c.
19,075 35
F. Riley, hay,
300 86
G. L. Robbins, flagstone,
441 45
Maxcy Robbins, oats,
70 00
W. L. Robbins, relaying wall,
591 60
P. & W. Sargent, brick,
232 00
Sylvanus Sears, labor on road,
2 00
J. Q. A. Sexton, brick, 105 00
47 49
C. W. & J. E. Smith, pair oxen,
290 00
Eli S. Smith, cleaning vault,
5 00
Snow Brothers, printing,
36 60
John P. Stockwell, straw,
85 12
L. B. Stone, labor, 125 25
9 00
Strong & Rogers, coal,
81 03
C. B. Sweetser, cobbles,
15 92
C. F. Sylvester, labor and cobbles,
232 53
J. M. Symonds, paving stone,
50 32
Calvin Taft, storage of paving blocks,
25 00
Stephen Taft & Son, oil and sundries,
28 99
Joseph A. Tenney, labor with team,
901 50
E. R. Thompson, running engine, 60 00
Samuel B. Thompson, curbstone,
1,463 55
R. R. Shepard, powder,
Francis P. Stowell, labor,
331
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Paid Town of Shrewsbury, oxen, $210 00
Tyler & Seagrave, printing,
8 00
Andrew J. Waite, labor,
73 80
E. B. Walker, curbstone,
1,153 71
Church Wallis, cleaning public market,
36 00
William Ward, keeping oxen, 6 25
H. B. Wellington, blacksmithing, 400 48
J. W. Wetherell, straw and railing, 131 39
Wm. F. Wheeler, stone crusher &c.,
18 92
A. L. Whiting & Co., picks,
21 00
Fred. G. Williams, horse,
225 00
Samuel Winslow. oats, 99 18
D. M. Woodward, labor, curbstone &c., 668 56
Wor. Fire Dept., labor men and team, 1,552 50
Wor. Gas Light Co., gas,
56 20
Wor. & Nashua R. R. Co., freight,
6,744 85
Wor. Poor Dept., oxen,
230 00
Wor. Water Works, use of water,
90 00
66 pipe, labor &c.,
19 57
Jeptha Wright, curbstone,
295 54
$140,104 29
Balance undrawn January 1, 1872, NEW STREETS.
$18,216 80
Appropriation,
10,000 00
EXPENDITURES.
Transfer to James Street, 2,176 00
66
Oak Avenue,
477 65
66
66 Piedmont Street,
734 30
Salisbury
2,456 95
66
Seaver
281 90
66
Washington "
1,005 50
$7,132 30
Balance undrawn January 1, 1872,
$2,867 70
BLACKSTONE STREET.
Paid Jeremiah Clifford, damages and land, $601 98
Isaac Davis, 66 66 687 28
Dennis Driscoll, heirs of, damages and land, 650 00
Daniel Foley, damages and land,
692 00
Ellen Healy, damages and land, 502 00
Martin Kilden, damages and land,
300 00
Alexander Lorimer, damages and land, 1,400 00
$4,833 26
Amount overdrawn January 1, 1872,
$4,833 26
332
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 26.
CHANDLER STREET.
EXPENDITURES.
Amount overdrawn January 2, 1871, $9,064 40
Paid Highway Department, labor &c., 3,698 90
Paid Elisha Robbins, damages, 10 000
$12,863 30
Amount overdrawn January 1, 1872,
$12,863 30
CHATHAM AND CORBETT STREETS.
Received for Betterments,
$5,461 66
EXPENDITURES.
Amount overdrawn January 2, 1871,
$14,000 44
Amount overdrawn January 1, 1872, FRONT STREET.
$8,538 78
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Barrett, Washburn & Co., labor, $2 64
John Cavanagh, moving buildings,
4,800 00
Hiram Fobes, damages and moving buildings,
2,650 00
Edward Halloran & wife, damages and moving buildings, 220 00
Highway Department, labor &c.,
3,556 62
John Marra, damages and moving buildings, 100 00
Mary A. Noyes, damages and moving buildings, 575 00
Charles and Betsey Prentice, land
damages and moving buildings, 5,756 00
$17,660 26
Amount overdrawn January 1, 1872,
$17,660 26
HANOVER STREET.
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Highway Department, grading fill- ing &c., $3,335 70
Edward Earle, land and damages, 566 25
Stephen C. Earle, land and damages, 228 85
Harrison G. Otis, 66 66
66
703 60
Gilbert Walker,
583 18
Betsey Willard and Hannah Upham, land and damages, 1,107 40
$6,524 98
Amount overdrawn January 1, 1872,
$6,524 98
333
TREASURER'S REPORT.
JAMES STREET.
Transfer from New Streets,
$2,176 00
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Benjamin James, making street,
$2,176 00
LAFAYETTE STREET.
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Highway Department, grading and labor,
$1,389 05
Peter C. Bacon, land and damages, 76 50
Alexander Belisle, "
34 34
Thomas Bennett and wife, land and damages,
25 90
L. Brautigam,
land and damages,
46 90
John Carroll,
66
76 74
Richard Conlon, 66
66
79 00
Abigail Creamer, 66 66 66
176 96
Timothy Cummings, land and damages,
78 13
Catharine Duffey,
66
66
41 28
E. P. Fitzgerald,
66
66
32 80
Patrick Hardigan,
66
66
46 80
John Healy,
66
161 20
L. C. Howard,
66
66
66
91 00
Charles Huber,
66
66
66
650 41
Thomas Kelley,
land and damages,
95 13
Timothy Leary,
66
66
66
114 75
Maurice Mahony,
66
66
107 40
Elias, Marshall,
66
66
19 70
Alex. Monehan,
66
66
124 50
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