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3,093 89
April 3, Cash paid John Peabody, 6 months interest on note $7,000
245 00
9,
" Commonwealth of Massachusetts 6 months interest on note $21,000 .
735 00
6 months interest on note $21,000 . 6
Amount of Pay Rolls No. 4 . $10,000 350 00
4,012 82
May 1, Cash paid Oscar A. Willard, abatement Tax 1873 . 3 36
" A. K. Tolman, abatement Tax 1873 5 70
31, Amount of Pay Rolls No. 5
7,676 52
June 15, 26,
Cash paid George Holden, 6 months' interest on note, $5,000 George Holden, 6 months' interest on note, $10,000
175 00
29,
66
6 Water Commissioners, amount borrowed April 27
3,500 00
66
interest on the same
42 20
Water Commissioners, to pay interest on bonds
600 00
30,
heirs of William Rand, 6 months' interest on note, $5,000. 150 00
heirs of John Albree, 6 months' interest on note, $5,000.
137 50
66 John Peabody, as follows : -
6 months' interest on note, $1,000
35 00
6
66 $2,500
87 50
6
66
66 $2,500
87 50
6
66 66
66 $1,000
30 00
6
66 66 $1,000
· 35 00
Amount.of Pay Rolls No. 6
.
5,053 25
1, Cash paid Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, 6 months' interest on note, $11,000 385 00
7, " Charles Adams, jun., Treasurer of Common wealth, 66 one quarter of $700 received for licenses . 175 00
Carried forward
$40,519 25
26, 27,
" Piper & Bangs
735 00
27,
350 00
O. A. Taft, 6 months' interest on note, $6,000
210 00
July
60
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
DR
B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1875. To amount brought forward .
$29,500 19
May 13, To cash of J. H. Hardy, for lot in Old Cemetery . 75 00
" J. H. Hardy, amt. of execution vs. Cyrus Cutter 154 07
14,
" C. L. Steinkrauss, for 1st class license 125 00
15,
" M. A. Richardson & Co., for 3d class license 50 00
1
24, 6
" Ann Owens, for 3d class license
50 00
125 00 66 " C. S. Jacobs, jun., for 1st class license " T. Mahoney, for 3d class license 50 00
" George Russell, for 1st class license .
125 00
26,
" T. E. Rowe, for 3d class license
50 00
28,
" C. D. Warner, balance for lot No. 372 in New Cemetery 23 38
31,
' Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank Loan .
5,500 00
June 1,
= " Eliza Nickola, for 1st class license
125 00
" George Knight, on acct. assistance
5 00
7,
" G. M. Morse, use of hall, April .
4 00
14,
66 " Town of Concord, for one hose carriage
300 00
29, 30,
July
1, 2,
Cash of L. J. Newton, librarian, fines collected
35 00
15,
" M. R. Fletcher, for manure 50 00
21,
66 " United States Circus, for license 10 00
6 00
30,
" Water Commissioners, loan June 29 .
600 00
Aug. 17, 66 " Town of Franklin, for one hose carriage
300 00
31,
" Andrew Wellington, for auctioneer's license
2 00
Sept. 4,
" Sovereigns of Industry, 6 months' rent of hall in Adams Schoolhouse 25 00
15,
66
" F. E. Fowle, 3 months' rent to July 1
37 50
29,
" High School, for use of hall
4 00
Oct. 1,
" Timothy Sullivan, for expense of burial of Mrs. Sullivan 25 00
.
" W. H. Richardson, for loam
4 00
9,
'Faneuil Hall National Bank, interest on deposits
155 91
11,
66 " Episcopal Society, use of hall 10 00
14,
Elizur Wright, 66 "
5 00
22,
66
" Brewster, Basset, & Co., for $15,000, - Arlington Water Scrip Nos. 156 to 170, @ 103.52 15,528 00
3 months 22 days, accrued interest . 277 50
23,
J. A. E. Bailey, for loam . 1 50
25,
" Episcopal Society, use of hall
' 10 00
30,
66 subscription towards watering the streets
218 00
Carried forward
. $142,728 20
10,000 00
" William Farrell, jun., for lot No. 605 in New Ceme- tery 20 00
" Methodist Society, use of hall Tax List of 1875
4 00
79,031 05
28,
" C. L. Steinkrauss, for police service .
" Robert Renwick, on acct. rent .
28 00
" Robert Renwick, on acct. rent .
25 00
66 " George Holden, loan on demand
66 " J. McCarthy, on acct. assistance
2 00
" Fred. E. Fowle, 3 months' rent . 37 50
" A. J. Tillson, for loam
14 60
61
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1875. By amount brought forward .
$40,519 25
July 15, By cash paid Provident Institution for Savings : -
175 00
6 monthis' interest on $5,000 6 $5,000 175 00
29, 66 heirs of William Rand, 6 months' interest on note,
$1,200. .
36 00
30, 66
66 loan to Arlington Five Cts. Sav'gs Bank of 31st ult. 5,500 00
also of April 30 .
1,500 00
66
" Note to Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, July 1, 1872, 3 years . interest to said bank
151 37
31, Amount of Pay Rolls No. 7 .
3,581 94
Aug. 3,
Cash paid George Holden, loan of June 29
10,000 00
George Holden, 6 months' interest on note, $5,000 Amount of Pay Rolls No. 8
175 00 5,528 80
Sept. 24,
Cash paid Plymouth Savings Bank, 6 months' interest on note, $30,000 . 28, " note to James Russell, held by Charles H. Rus- sell, June 11, 1860, 15 years 629 20
1,050 00
" paid 6 months' interest on the same
37 75
Oct.
1,
Cash paid John Peabody, 6 months' interest on note, $7,000,
245 00
9,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 6 months' in- terest on notes $42,000
1,470 00 350 00
30,
Amount of Pay Rolls No. 10 .
17,373 30
Nov. 22,
Cash paid Amos Stone, County Treasurer, dog tax
420 00
26,
6 66 66 $2,500,
87 50
6
66 $2,500,
87 50
30,
Amount of Pay Rolls No. 11 · .
6,077 79
Dec.
3, 15,
Cash paid Charles Adams, jun., Treasurer, State Tax . 5,060 00
175 00
23,
66
06 John Peabody, 6 months' interest on note, $1,000, 6 ... $1,000,
35 00
66 George Holden, 6 months' interest on note, $10,000, 350 00 Heirs of John Albree, 6 months' interest on note, $5,000 137 50
Heirs of Wm. Rand, 6 months' interest on note, $5,000. 150 00
Dec. 31,
6 Heirs of Wm. Rand, six months' interest on note, $1,200 .
36 00
66
" Amos Stone, Treasurer County Tax 3,246 13
66
16 Arlington Water Commissioners, to pay interest on Bonds . 3,277 50
66 Trustees Town Library, one year's interest on Note, $100 .
6 00
Carried forward
. $124,303 52
30, Amount of Pay Rolls No. 9
5,285 66
26, 6 months' interest on note $10,000
41 00
fees on dog tax
John Peabody, 6 months' interest on note, $1,000.
35 00
" " . George Holden, 6 months' interest on note, $5,000- 6 O. A. Taft, 6 months' interest on note, $6.000
210-00
30 00
29, 31,
.
.
58 33
interest on the same
.
11,000 00
62
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
DR.
B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1875. To amount brought forward . $142,728 20
2 00 Nov. 4, To Cash of C. S. Ober, for auctioneer's license rent of hall, Old Folks' Concert 10 00
5,
of A. Needham, for lot No. 318 in New Cemetery 100 00
" Robert Renwick, rent to Oct. 1 .
41 50
8, " Traders and Mechanics Ins. Co., for loss Almshouse Stable
750 00
" Holyoke Mutual Fire Ins. Co., for loss Almshouse Stable
1,063 00
13,
" Episcopal Society, use of hall 5 00
4 00
22,
for dog licenses to date .
457 00
27,
= " F. E. Fowle, 3 months' rent to Oct. 1
37 50
Dec. 3,
of C. Adams, jun., Treas., State Aid .
438 80
Corporation Tax 1,340 61
National Bank Tax
2,425 09
.
9,
" A. M. & F. M. Upham, for lot No. 322 in New Cemetery 100 00
Dec. 9,
interest on the same 6 00
13,
66
of D. Dodge one-half cost of concrete sidewalk 18 47
10 00
20,
" Trustees of Pratt Fund, income for Poor Widows' Fund 38 40
= Trustees of Pratt Fund, income for Public Library .
76 81
Addison Gage & Co., rent of land
75 00
16 H. F. Goodrich on acct., lot No. 608, in New Cem- etery 5 00
30,
L. C. Tyler, weighing fees
85 57
31,
66 Charles A. Sweet & Co., for $16,000, Arlington Wa- ter Scrip, Nos. 171 to 186, sold at 104.58 .
16,732 80
" one year's interest on note, $100, to Trustees Town Library . 6 00
" of F. E. Fowle, rent to date 45 83
one year's interest on note, $5,354, to Trustees Wm. Cutter School Fund 321 24
" interest on note to Trustees Poor Widows' Fund
36 79
of Patrick Kelly, rent of meadow .
25 00
" Faneuil Hall National Bank, interest on deposits 133 17
66 subscription to watering streets 15 00
66 of Robert Speatman, rent of shop .
75 00
" Robert Renwick, 66 31 50
= received interest on taxes 231 79
amount credited in Pay Roll No. 1, to W. G. Peck, salary as Asst. Engineer, not claimed by him 40 00
of unpaid bills this date in Pay Rolls Nos. 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 3,227 66
46 special tax of 1874, collected 66 00
$170,822 89
18,
John Reagan, on acct. assistance
23,
6 " the same for return premium -
17 16
19,
" Methodist 66 "
63
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1875. By amount brought forward . . $124,303 52 Dec. 31, By Cash paid Treasurer Citizens' Soldiers' Fund, one year's in- terest on note, $349.85 . 20 99
Trustees Wm. Cutter School Fund, one year's in- terest on Note, $5,354 . . . ·
321 24
= Trustees Poor Widows' Fund, one year's interest on note, $375.61 .
22 54
Trustees Poor Widows' Fund, one year's interest on note, $237.50
14 25
Amount of Pay Rolls No. 12 .
18,268 57
= " discounts and abatements on taxes
4,706 16
" taxes of 1874 uncollected this date 211 75
66 " 1875
6,215 91
Cash paid bills of Pay Rolls No. 1 of 1876 91 34
" balance in Treasury this date
16,646 62
$170,822 89
B. DELMONT LOCKE, Treasurer.
ARLINGTON, Dec. 81, 1876.
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.
Intentions of Marriages Registered in 1875.
41
Whole number of couples,
27
Average age of male,
23
Both persons residing in Arlington,
17
But one person residing in Arlington,
24
Marriages Registered in 1875.
Whole number of couples,
45
Both persons American,
26
Both persons foreign,
15
American and foreign,
4
Age of oldest person married,
65
Age of youngest person married,
18
First marriage of
80
Second marriage of
8
Third marriage of
1
Fourth marriage of
1.
Births Registered in 1875.
Whole number,
113
Males,
57
Females,
56
American parentage,
45
Foreign parentage,
59
Mixed parentage,
9
Average age of female,
65
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
DEATHS DURING THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1875.
Age.
Names.
Date of Death.
Years.
Months.
Days.
Elsie May Fowle.
Jan. 5, 1875
4
2
10
Lydia Gould .
66
3,
66
39
8
Hiram A. Trenholm.
10.
66
3
10
Joseph King.
66
16,
66
12
11
David John Shean.
66
18,
66
8
4
18
Mary Maria King.
20.
66
19
4
4
17
Hawley King.
28,
66
3
5
6
Mary Mccarthy
66
4,
66
14
9
18
James O'Keefe.
.6
6,
66
1
7
James Baxindale.
9,
59
11
1
Mary T. Peirce ..
10,
6
76
9
10
Edith Simpson
13,
66
25
10
2
Celia Mead. .
16,
66
15
2
4
Eliza Jane Leary
22.
66
32
6
8
Patrick Slattery, jun.
66
24,
66
2
3
10
66
25,
66
4
2
13
Ellen Crowley.
66
28,
66
15
4
66
28,
36
5
22
Harriet L. Peirce
March 4,
6.
1
6
5
John Mehan. .
66
6,
32
11
22
Mabel Eleanor Winn
66
10,
66
56
5
25
John Potter .. .
66
15,
81
4
19
Mary E. Shannon.
66
17,
66
1
6
Walter Crosby, jun
19.
66
Abigail J. Pelton
23,
32
3
11
Mary Coursey.
April
1,
66
2
Rebecca Williams.
5,
34
Annie L. Pearson.
17
3
Ella L. Rich. .
10,
66
6
4
Maggie Coursey
12,
66
5
9
5
Ella Mclachlan
66
15,
1
3
4
James H. Goodrich.
66
17,
66
38
4
18
Luke Wyman.
29,
65
4
4
Thomas Hines.
30,
40
66
1
4
66
7 ,
66
5
11
7
Michael Gearn. .
10,
16
1
11
1
Catherine Sheehan.
17,
66
65
3
28
Ellen Sullivan
. . ..
66
21,
66
1
8
..
16,
66
2
10
William J. Farrell ..
22,
5
10
7
Charles Adam Wood.
Feb.
1,
66
7
Horace E. Jordan. Bradley.
4,
60
1
Emma Poland.
14.
:6
11
18
Nellie O'Keefe
66
18,
27,
1
1
16
Catherine T. McCarthy.
66
4.
3
1
66
10,
66
12,
66
6
Cyrus Wood, jun.
66
14,
66
7
3
6
James Munroe, jun.
.
.
1
Mary E. Derby
10,
16,
66
1
Esther E. Bacon
66
Jeremiah O'Brien.
May 7,
Harry S. Pinkham
Theophilus P. Doggett.
.6
18,
20,
33
Mary E. Bacon
66
10,
84
9
Thomas H. Trenholm.
6,
3
66
25,
66
15
Archibald A. J. McLeod.
Daniel Crowley, jun.
Henry E. Bailey
Nellie J. Foster.
7
28
John Calahan.
Rolla H. Hilton
8
23
66
19
10
19,
10
10
66
Thomas Henry King.
21
66
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
DEATHS DURING THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1875. - Continued.
Age.
Names.
Date of Death.
Years.
Months.
Days.
Minnie A. Wellington
May 24, 1875
13
4
Alice E. Hoitt. ..
=
24,
.6
12
3
20
Margaret Mahoney.
66
26,
32
Bernard Mahoney ..
June
3,
60
36
Hiram L. Spalding
66
5,
.6
5
1
1
Samuel O. Weston.
66
6 ,
45
4
7 22
Marshall S. Warren
24,
61
5
8
George Peirce
July
1,
.6
78
10
17
Christian W. Rau.
66
13,
6
13
Mary A. Hanson
15,
72
7
Samuel W. Hill
15,
65
John F. O'Reagan
6.
20,
66
13
1
Ernest B. Farmer
Mabel Sippel.
6
28,
33
9
17
Edith Temple Hobbs.
Aug.
1-
66
5
13
Timothy Driscoll.
:
10,
24
4
25
Joseph O'Leary.
66
11,
66
3
27
Ernest J. Blanchard
17,
16
10
5
Catherine Splann .
17,
48
Agnes C. Streeter
14,
18,
59
4
26
Ebenezer Hovey
66
20,
66
83
7
1
Estella A. Lawrence.
6
25,
66
9
13
Dacy
27,
66
Samuel Russell.
Sept.
1,
66
81
7
16
Edward C. Russell.
16
6,
6
66
64
8
Matilda McLeod.
13,
John Ahern . .
19,
66
74
٤٠
20,
66
68
10
15
Jane I. Butler.
6.
21,
38
66
22,
66
11
21
George C. Robbins.
Nov.
3,
66
3
1
9
Alpheus Boulter.
66
3,
66
2
20
Mary Kelly .
10,
6
1
4
Mary E. Fisher
66
21,
66
69
6
Sarah J. Mead.
66
21,
66
3
Mary Waugh ..
24,
66
3
Lemira W. Butman
67
7
Patrick Leonard.
30,
38
6
Lilley C. Brostromn.
Dec.
3,
66
3
5
10
Patrick Haley
",
24,
..
6
Annie Swan.
66
17,
30
11
23
Daniel Doyle.
6.
31.
66
76
.
. . . .
...
26,
1
4
Anna J. Keegan
Elizabeth Freeman Wood.
11,
66
1
5
Stephen Locke ..
..
21,
66
66
72
1
20
Cyrus Cutter
Oct.
2,
3
21
John Casey.
66
66
Eliza A. Garnsey
20,
17
4
23
Theodore Diehl.
Ann E. Hayes.
4,
3
8
.6
66
9
8
Margaret Haley
66
16,
36
9
12
Thomas Delany ..
.6
3,
Hartie Drummond
10,
1
Hiram M. Tyler.
66
22,
30,
5
Mary C. Combs
66
66
66
11
21
Emma Mills.
12,
6
Charles E. Needham
21
29,
66
11
20,
67
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Whole number of deaths
· 113 Males
Females .
54
Average age, 21 years, 11 months.
Number under 10 years of age
between 10 and 60 years of age
62
66
over 60 66
18
SOME OF THE DISEASES OR CAUSES OF DEATH.
Scarlet fever
20 Pneumonia and lung fever ·
8
Cholera infantum
·
11
Croup and throat diseases
.
.
8
Consumption .
8 Accidental, 6; Suicide .
.
2
REGISTER OF DOGS LICENSED SINCE MAY 1, 1875.
Whole number
. 205
Received for licenses .
$461 00
Males
188
Fees
·
·
.
17
Paid County Treasurer 420 00
B. DELMONT LOCKE, Town Clerk.
·
59
33
.
41 00
Females ·
.
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PRATT FUND.
AT a legal town meeting holden April 9, 1875, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted by a standing vote : -
Whereas, The late Nathan Pratt, by his will, bequeathed to the Town of Arlington the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, for the following purposes, namely, ten thousand dollars for a Public Library, ten thousand dollars for the benefit of the High School, and five thousand dollars for the Poor Widows' Fund, -
Resolved, That the Town hereby accepts said bequests for the purposes designated in the will.
Resolved, That the citizens of the Town of Arlington would place on record their grateful recognition of the exalted generosity and thoughtful public spirit manifested by their late fellow-citizen in this noble gift, and their assurance that his name will be ever kept in honored remembrance through the broad and constant benefits which his liberality has secured.
A committee consisting of Messrs. Robbins, Schouler, Par- menter, Wells, and Hodgdon, were appointed, with instruc- tions to report, at an adjourned meeting, a plan for the man- agement and investment of the fund thus bequeathed to the Town.
At town meeting held April 30, 1875, Nathan Robbins, chairman of the committee previously appointed, made the following report, which was adopted : -
Voted, That the bequests to the town, under the will of the late Nathan Pratt, Esq., amounting in all to the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, shall be held by the town for the purposes named in the will, and shall constitute a separate fund to be styled the " Pratt Fund," which shall be managed and invested by a Board of Trustees. Said Board of Trustees shall consist of five citizens of the town, and the Town Treasurer for the
69
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PRATT FUND.
time being ; said five Citizen Trustees shall at first be selected by the town, one for the term of five years, one for the term of four years, one for the term of three years, one for the term of two years, and one for the term of one year, from the annual meeting in March of the present year. The town shall hereafter elect one member of said Board for the term of five years, by ballot, at the annual meeting in March in each year ; and at such meeting shall, by election by ballot, fill any vacancy which shall exist by reason of the death, resignation, or removal from town, of any Trustee for the remainder of his term.
The income from said fund, whenever the same may, by the provisions of the will, be used for the purposes therein designated, shall be received and held by the town treasurer, to be expended for such purposes, as follows : that portion of said income derived from the bequest to the Poor Widows' Fund, to be subject to the order of the Selectmen ; that por- tion of said income derived from the bequest to the Public Library, to be subject to the order of the Trustees of said Library ; that portion of said income derived from the bequest for the benefit of the High School, shall be managed and invested by said Trustees until the time when, by the provi- sions of said will, it may be applied to the purposes therein named, at which time it shall be subject to the order of the School Committee.
The Trustees of the Pratt Fund shall make a report of their doings to the town at the annual meeting in March, in each year.
The following gentlemen were elected Trustees : -
Nathan Robbins .
for 5 years.
David P. Green .
4 "
William G. Peck
3
John P. Wyman
.2
.
Henry Swan
1
66
The Trustees convened May 3, 1875, and organized by the choice of Nathan Robbins chairman, and B. Delmont Locke clerk, of the Board. Messrs. Robbins, Green, and Peck were elected as an investment committee.
70
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PRATT FUND.
The Board of Investment met the executors of Nathan Pratt, May 4, 1875 ; and the entire legacy was transferred to the Investment Committee, and the necessary receipts for the same passed.
For a detailed account of the fund, reference may be had to the following exhibit from the books of the Trustees : -
Investment.
City of Cambridge, Bridge Loan, sixes, $9,000 00
Building " 15,000 00
1 per cent. premium on above, 240 00
Accrued interest 255 00
Deposit in Arlington Five Cents Sav- ings Bank
505 00
-$25,000. 00
Income.
Received,
July 1, 1875, 6 months' in- terest on $9,000 Bonds
$270 00
Oct. 1, 1875, 6 months' in- terest on $15,000 Bonds,
450 00
Dec. 31, 1875, interest of Arlington Five Cents Sav- ings Bank 2 52
$722 52
Paid rent of a safe in the Union Safe Deposit Vaults, Paid Doane & Greenough for Record Book 9 50
$20 00
Paid Doane & Greenough for Account Books
6 00
$35 50
$687 02
Less premium and accrued interest as above
495 00
$192 02
71
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PRATT FUND.
Paid Town Treasurer for
Poor Widows' Fund $38 40
Paid Town Treasurer for Public Library . 76 81
Deposited in Arlington Five
Cents Savings Bank as a
High School Fund 76 81
$192 02
Respectfully submitted,
NATHAN ROBBINS,
DAVID P. GREEN,
WILLIAM G. PECK, JOHN P. WYMAN,
HENRY SWAN,
B. DELMONT LOCKE,
Trustees of Pratt Fund.
ARLINGTON, Dec. 31, 1875.
REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
THE past year has been one of the most expensive years we have had since the introduction of water into the town, and probably more so than any one for many years to come. The extra expenses of the past year have been caused by various circumstances. In the first place, last winter was the most severe one we have had for many years. There being but a light snow-fall, the frost penetrated the earth to an unusual depth, freezing and bursting some of our main as well as many of the service pipes, which was expensive to put and keep in order.
Another and much larger outlay has been in the purchase of land and other property, settlement of damages, &c., which items will appear in their proper place in this report. We have also laid four-inch mains in Linwood Street, two-inch mains in Dudley Court, set all necessary gates and hydrants for said pipes, the expense of which will also appear in its proper place in this report. Although we have increased our number of water-takers ten per cent, the income has not fully met the expectations of your commissioners. The principal cause has been in not receiving so large an income from parties using water for irrigation as was anticipated.
The works are now in good order, and we see no reason why they may not be kept so with very little expense.
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REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Receipts.
Balance of cash on hand as shown in the last annual report
$2,891 75
Amount received since last report for
water rates for 1874 . $747 75
For water rates for 1875 . 4,930 65
From town for use of street hydrants, for 1875 1,000 00
For water rates for 1876
35 50
$6,713 90
Amount received (June 29), from town, loan of April 27 . $3,500 00
Amount received interest on the same, 42 20
Amount received of Faneuil Hall Na-
tional Bank, interest on deposits, 96 25 Amount received of Unitarian Society, for supply pipe laid 24 34
Amount received of Estate of Francis Gould, for supply pipe laid 202 40
Amount received in settlement with Geo. H. Norman, for repairs on main pipe
174 16
Amount received of town to settle account with Geo. H. Norman . 4,647 99
Amount received of town to settle claims for land damages, &c. · 16,630 04
Amount received of town, ap- propriation for interest on
$3,000 00 scrip
Also accrued interest on scrip sold . 277 50 $3,277 50 $28,594 88
Amount carried forward, $38,200 53
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REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Amount brought forward,
Expenditures.
$38,200 53
CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT.
Paid J. M. Chase's bill $4 17
Geo. A. Kimball's bill,
measuring pipe laid 1874
12 00
Nathaniel Garmon's
bill, labor on dam . 8 00
R. W. Shattuck & Co.'s bill, for 13 services, 286 00
" 14 . 308 00
R. W. Shattuck
& Co., for
laying pipe on
Linwood St. $130 78
Davis & Far-
num, iron
pipe for Lin-
wood Street, 237 50
Chapman Valve
Manuf. Co.,
valve for Lin-
wood Street, 16 25
Boston Machine
Co., for hy-
drant on Lin-
wood Street, 43 00
427 53
Edward Storer, build-
ing fence on Win- ship's line 198 00
Taylor & Little, sur-
veying said line 8 00
Taylor & Little, sur- veying . 28 60
Amount carried forward,
$1,280 30
$38,200 53
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REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
$38,200 53
Amount brought forward, $1,280 30 Paid C. B. Stevens, Regr., recording deeds 1 50
Thomas Hill, trench,
Dudley Court . 35 00
Peter Connor, labor 6 87
Davis & Farnum, iron
pipe
161 55
Davis & Farnum, iron pipe . : 76 53
George H. Nor-
man's account,
laying pipe in
Maple & Sum-
mer
Streets,
in 1874 .5,322 15
less allowance, 500 00
4,822 15 1
Damages settled as fol- lows, viz. : - P. Mitchell, land dam-
age
398 55
David Hall, purchase of land . 6,745 34
John Schouler, et als.,
mill damage .
. 4,358 50
Charles Putnam, pur- chase of land 200 00
J. H. Hardy, costs in
Tyler
& Mitchell
cases .
102 00
George Stearns, pur-
chase of land .
. 1,000 00
C. B. Stevens, Reg.,
recording deeds
·
3 65
Amount carried forward, $19,191 94 $38,200 53
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REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Amount brought forward, $19,191 94 .. $38,200 53
Paid J. H. Hardy, commis- sioners' fees in Blod-
gett case 383 00
J. H. Hartwell, witness fees in Blodgett case, 30 10
B. F. Thomas, on ac- count counsel fees, mill cases ·
300 00
Caira Robbins, land damage . . 1,200 00
J. H. Hartwell, witness
fees, mill cases . 58 90
L. G. Farmer, services mill cases 100 00
George F. Tripp,. pur- chase of land . . 1,750 00
$23,013 94
Running Expenses.
R. W. Shattuck & Co., bill . $161 58
N. Garmon's bill . 185 50
George D. Tufts' bill, painting hydrants . 20 50
D. Scates, damage for flowage in 1874 40 00
R. W. Shattuck &
Co.'s bill 646 58
D. F. Jones & Co.'s
bill, printing . 7 50
Doane &. Greenough's bill 5 50
$1,067 16
Loan to town (April 27) . 3,500 00
Paid interest on water scrip, 9,750 00 $37,331 10
Balance of cash on hand Dec. 31, 1875, $ 869 43
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REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Bills Payable, Dec. 31, 1875.
R. W. Shattuck & Co.
$550 07
D. F. Jones & Co.
7 50
Chapman Valve Manuf. Co. · 5 63
Boston Machine Co.
. 7 50
Water Rates for 1875.
Amount received
$5,019 15
uncollected
1,258 13
$6,277 28
received of town for use of
street hydrants 1,000 00
$7,277 28
Trial Balance, Water Works Books, Dec. 31, 1875.
DR.
CR.
Town of Arlington
$176,278 03
Construction
$175,588 18
Cash .
869 43
Interest
23,387 79
Town appropriation, for interest
on water scrip
3,000 00
Accrued interest on sale scrip
277 50
Water rates, 1873
8,035 83
66 1874
7,542 16
66
1875
·
6,019 15
66
66 1876
35 50
Running expenses
1,569 51
Sundry receipts
226 74
$201,414 91 $201,414 91
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REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Families supplied
.
283
Stores and shops supplied
16
Private stables
66
·
43
Livery 66 66
2
Horse railroad stable "
1
Steam 66 depot "
1
Hand hose
66
113
Hotels
66
3
Churches and societies supplied
4
Town house
1
School houses
66
3
Hose
66
2
Private fountains
66
3
Greenhouses
66
3
Irrigation
66
48
Cemetery
66
.
1
Offices
66
2
Hydrants
66
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B. POLAND,
GEORGE HILL, JOHN FILLEBROWN.
Water Commissioners.
ARLINGTON, Dec. 31, 1875.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
OF THE
WATER-WORKS OF THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON.
SECTION 1. The Board of Water Commissioners of the town of Arlington, when elected, shall, before entering upon the performance of their duties, be duly sworn to faithfully discharge the duties of said office, and thereafter after the annual town meeting in each year meet and organize them- selves into a Board by the choice of a president from their number, and also a clerk ; and may make such rules and regu- lations for their government, and in relation to all subordinate officers by them appointed, as they deem expedient, not inconsistent with statute or the by-laws of the town.
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