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$19,241 00 .
Commonwealth of Massachusetts $10,610 00
National Bank of the Common- wealth
4,460 00
City Institution for savings,
Lowell
2,400 00
Lynn Institution for savings
721 00
Winchester Savings Bank
412 00
Cape Ann Savings Bank
412 00
Amounts carried forward,
$19,015 00
$19,241 00
.
.
413
Amounts brought forward, $19,015 00 $19,241 00
Commissioners of the sinking
funds of the City of Newton 206 00
Total, as per item No. 20 of expenses .
$19,221 00
Balance unexpended transferred into treasury . $20 00
Interest on City Loans, Temporary.
Appropriation
. $8,259 00
November 3d, Boston Five Cent
.
Savings Bank, on $75,000 3 per cent.
$1,950 00
November 4th, Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook, on $25,000 278 per cent.
555 03
November 5th, Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook on $25,000 278 per cent. ·
479 13
November 5th, Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook, on $35,000 234 per cent. · November 6th, F. H. Prince & Co., on $45,000 234 per cent. November 6th, F. H. Prince & Co., on $10,000, 3 per cent. . November 8th, F. H. Prince & Co., on $10,000, 3 per cent. . November 8th, F. H. Prince & Co., on $10,000, 3 per cent. . November 9th, F. H. Prince & · Co., on $10,000, 3 per cent. .
347 57
584 38
85 89
85 00
85 00
85 00
Amts carried forwd, $4,257 00 $8,259 00
414
Am'ts brought forw'd, $4,257 00
$8,259 00
November 9th, F. H. Prince &
85 00
Co., on $10,000, 3 per cent. . November 9th, F. S. Moseley on $25,000, 31/8 per cent. 260 42
November 20th, F. S. Moseley premium on loan 50 00
November, 20th, trustees of the
Read Fund, on $39,700 45/8 per cent. 413 95
Uninvested portion of Kenrick
Fund, $2,7,40 4 per cent. 109 60
Total, as per item No. 21 of expenses $5,175 97
Balance unexpended, transferred into treasury $3,083 03
Interest On Water Bonds.
Appropriation .
$54,380 00
January 1st, National Bank of the Commonwealth $24,250 00
April 1st, National Bank of the Commonwealth 2,940 00
July 1st, National Bank of the
Commonwealth 24,250 00
October 1st, National Bank of the
Commonwealth
2,940 00 1
Total, as per item No. 22 of expenses $54,380 00
Indigent Soldiers and Sailors.
-
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Samuel G. Toothachre $120 00 ·
Åm'ts carried fori'd $120 00
$1,000 00
415
Amounts brought forward,
$120 00
$1,000 00
Samuel Wallis
120 00
Samuel Franklin
96 00
James H. Lockley
92 00
Daniel Sullivan .
72 00
John Sexton
72 00
John F. Franklin
72 00
Albert P. Bugbee
48 00
Patrick Carrigan
48 00
Jefferson Thomas
48 00
John F. Nichols .
48 00
Franklin D. Hill
36 00
John Curtin
25 00
-
Total, as per item No. 23 of expenses
897 00
Balance unexpended transferred into treasury
.
$103 00
Land Damages.
Appropriation
$2,000 00
Heirs of G. J. Carleton, land on Murray street
$1,000 00
Martha A. Porter, conveyance of
right to enter upon premises to widen and improve Cheese cake brook 500 00
Alfred B. Darling, for land to round corners, Grove and Auburn streets . 25 00
Total, as per item; No. 25 of expenses 1,525 00
Balance unexpended transferred into treasury $475 00
1
416
Memorial Day.
Appropriation
.
$400 00
Charles Ward, Post No. 62 G. A. R. $400 00 .
Total, as per item No. 26 of expenses $400 00
Miscellaneous Expenses.
Appropriation
$10,000 00
Additional appropriation (per or-
der of City Council .
6,000 00
Additional appropriation per or- der of City Council, for trim- ming trees . 300 00
$16,300 00
Transferred to appro-
priation for convey-
ance of pupils by order of City Council . $265 00
Transferred to appro-
priation for fire de-
partment, by order of City Council . 125 00
390 00
$15,910 00
Water department, use of water, watering streets . $1,714 29
Water department, use of water, eight watering troughs 800 00
Am'ts carried forw'd,
$2,514 29
$15,910 00
417
Amounts brought forward, $2,514 29 $15,910 00
Water department, use of water, eight drinking posts 120 00 · Water department, use of water, fountain, Newtonville square 50 00 Timothy Stuart, watering streets, Ward 1 and 7 958 75
William H. Mague, watering streets, Ward 3 and 4
900 00
T. R. Frost, watering streets, Ward 6
525 00
Central Stables, watering streets, Ward 2
300 00
Heirs of G. J. Carleton, land on Murray street · W. S. Slocum, city solicitor, legal expenses
2,000 00
600 00
New England Telegraph and Telephone Co., rental of in- struments and service . · Martin C. Laffie, serving war- rants, etc.
571 90
504 87
Rodney M. Lucas, serving war-
rants, etc. .
136 74
Newton Athenæum, aid for read- ing room . .
400 00
Martha A. Porter, settlement of claim 500 00 · Martha Sanders, settlement of claim . 150 00
Amounts carried forward, $10,231 55
$15,910 00
418
Am'ts brought forward,
15,910 00 $10,231 55
Mrs. M. A. E. Parker, settlement of claim 125 00
Robert Wilkinson, settlement of claim . 50 00
John A. ĮKenrick, Treas., labor, men and teams, highway department .
307 75
Wiggin & Wood, detective ser- vice
274 42
241 25
E. D. Brooks, trimming trees, etc. Edwin Rogers, fire alarm signal boxes, etc., 325 00
J. B. Beers & Co., atlases, City of Newton, . Newton Mills, abatement of taxes George E. Bridges, services col- lecting facts of births . .
325 0.0
215 60 1
Edwin Holman, insurance pre- miums, Public Library 171 16
J. N. Bacon, insurance premium, Public Library ·
17 50
Kern & Fitch, abstract of deed for assessors
162 79
M. D. Jones & Co., drinking fountain 150 00
Henry F. Jenks, drinking foun- tain 142 50
George E. Bridges, services regis- trar of voters 150 00
Isaac F. Kingsbury, services regis- trar of yoters 150 00
.Amounts carried forward, . 13,249 02
15,910 00
1
209 50
419
Amount brought forward, . Richard T. Sullivan, services reg- istrar of voters 150 00
$13,249 02 $15,910 00
George H. Bourne, services regis- trar of voters
150 00
George E. Bridges, extra services registration .
100 00
Joseph Lee, supplies
141 37
Samuel W. Tucker, serving notices, etc. 101 59
J. Frank Makee, carriages Memo- rial day
104 00
John Irving, bouquets Memorial day
30 00
J. M. Lowell, settlement of claim Charles Ward Post, No. 62 for Memorial day
100 00
Clapp & Co., drinking fountain George H. Pratt, printing voting lists, reports, etc. .
631 89
The Newton Graphic, printing etc.
114 51
Fanning Printing Co., printing, etc. ·
59 70
48 45
Rand, Avery Co., printing, etc . Rockwell & Churchill, printing, etc.
35 75
Alfred Mudge & Son, printing, etc.
8 50
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Co., rent of box
40 00
Amounts carried forward,
$15,232 78
$15,910 00
100 00
65 00
420
Am'ts brought forward,
$15,232 78 $15,910 00
Charles H. Stacy, telegrams, etc.
50 56
Boston Belting Co., suction hose, etc. ,
93 63
Hills, Bullens & Co., coal .
64 00
Newton Cemetery, trees, Walnut St.
35 00
Stephen F. Cate, use of teams
228 50
Central stables, use of teams
84 75
Nonantum stables, use of teams
84 50
J. Frank Makee, use of teams
14 00
S. L. Pratt, use of teams
9 50
W. H. Mague, use of teams
4 50
Fitzgerald Bros., use of teams
3 00
C. G. Tinkham, use of teams
2 00
2 00
A. F. Harrington, use of teams Samuel M. Jackson, use of horse and carriage in assessing taxes
80 00
19 50
Moses Clark, jr., additional com- pensation for services in treasury department from July 1st to December 31st 150 00 Benjamin F. Otis, sundry inci- dental expenses in auditor's department . 133 04
Isaac F. Kingsbury, sundry inci- dental expenses in city clerk's office 122 68
Am'ts carried forward,
$16,766 94
$15,910 00
Little, Brown & Co., law books John C. Brimblecom, services in city clerk's office ·
353 00
421
Am'ts brought forward,
$16,766 94 $15,910 00
John A. Kenrick, sundry inci- dental expenses in treasury department . 47 82
Nelly M. Heywood, services in auditor's department 80 00
Nelly M. Heywood, services in treasury department
18 00
C. M. Jordan, services in treasury department . 18 00
Isaac Hagar, expenses, in assess- or's department 14 14
25 00
James Gray, services as appraiser James F. C. Hyde, services in Newton Mills matter 25 00
T. W. Nickelson, services in New- ton Mills matter . 12 41
John Brundett, services in New- ton Mills matter .
5 00
J. D. F. Brooks, binding tax lists Mass. Emergency & Hygiene As- sociation, badges
21 10
10 00
L. Cameron, services on telephone Williams, Wentworth & Vose, rent of hall, elections . 48 00 .
C. W. Turner, rent of hall, elec-
tion
20 00
Stephen P. Sharples, testing water .
15 00
Adams Express Co., expressage
26 80
Charles O. Davis, sundry cash ex- penses, etc.
20 00
Amounts carried forward,
$17,188 21
$15,910 00
15 00
422
Amounts brought forward, . $17,188 21 $15,910 00
Dr. F. E. Crockett, physical ex- amination police officers 17 50 J. D. Wellington, sundry cash ex- penses 12 38
S. G. Curry, services Newton Mills case 10 00
C. F. Richardson, expenses Newell case 7 94
C. P. Heustis, expenses Newell case
3 84
D. M. Hammond, expenses Newell case
2 65
H. C. Wood, use of plants .
7 00
M. W. Sands, brick 6 30
Michael Baron, services at bog fire 6 00
George E. Worthen, services on telephone line 5 00
E. Smead & Co., repairing flags 3 75
Samuel Hobbs & Co., blank books 3 25
John Ryan, services in court
3 00
N. Y. & N. E. railroad, freight
3 55
B. & A. railroad, freight
3 33
Waldo Bros., cement
2 60
Newton Post Office, rent of box
2 50
John Purcill, conveying ballot boxes .
4 00
H. C. Daniels, conveying ballot boxes
3 00
Amounts carried forward,
$17,295 80
$15,910 00
423
Am'ts brought forw'd,
$17,295 80 $15,910 00
S. B. Maxwell, conveying ballot boxes .
2 00
S. G. Williams, use of team 3 00
H. C. Dimond & Co., rubber stamps
2 00
12 40
4 97
4 81
L. H. Cranitch, material and labor Charles L. Bly, supplies, .
26 65
8 50
J. W. Fuller & Holtzer, supplies Edward E. Rice & Co., supplies John McCamman, supplies
5 25
2 75
H. A. Mansfield, supplies
2 50
A. R. Gay & Co., supplies 2 00
Martin C. Laffie, ringing bell 8 00
J. D. Wellington, ringing bell 6 00
Thomas Woodman, ringing bell .
6 00
George W. Chamberlain, ringing bell 6 00
J. T. Thomason, ringing bell 6 00
F. B. Sisson, ringing bell
6 00
J. H. Boit, ringing bell
6 00
Fred Hamilton, ringing bell
3 00
Charles A. Worth, ringing bell
3 00
George L. Avery, ringing bell
3 00
J. C. Newcomb, ringing bell
3 00
Am'ts carried forward, $17,441 10
$15,910 00
H. H. Hunt, material and labor F. E. Hamblin, material and labor John W. Scott, material and labor J. O. Evans' sons, material and labor
2 75
2 50
H. O'Brien, supplies .
7 22
424
Amounts brought forward, $17,441 10 $15,910 00 Stephen F. Cate, making returns of deaths 13 75
W. H. Mague, making returns of deaths . 9 75
George W. Bush, making returns of deaths 9 00
James McGourty, making returns of deaths
8 50
John A. Peck, making returns of deaths . 7 25
John Flood, making returns of deaths . 6 25
Harrington & Gregg, making re- turns of deaths 1
6 25
H. C. Lindley, extra duty during freshet 10 00
G. K. Stacy, extra duty during freshet 10 00
Walter Pingree, extra duty dur- ing freshet 8 00
R. J. Riley, extra duty during freshet 8 00
P. E. Ellis, extra duty during freshet 8 00
Joseph Cummins, extra duty dur- ing freshet . 8 00
L. Woodside, extra duty during freshet .
8 00
Archibald Carley, extra duty dur- ing freshet 6 00
Amounts carried forward, -
$17,567 85
$15,910 00
425
Amounts brought forward, $17,567 85 $15,910 00
C. W. H. Boulton, extra duty during freshet 6 00
F. D. Graves, extra duty during freshet 6 00
C. Thompson, extra duty during freshet ·
6 00
C. A. Peck, extra duty during freshet · R. J. Morrissey, extra duty dur- ing freshet . 2 00
5 00
John McCamman, extra duty dur- ing freshet . 2 00
Frank Liddell, extra duty during freshet 2 00
H. W. Nicholl, extra duty dur- ing freshet . 2 00
C. M. Kebbe, extra duty during freshet 2 00
A. I. English, extra duty during freshet ·
2 00
C. Polly, extra duty during freshet 2 00
C. B. Geary, extra duty during freshet 2 00
D. McDonald, extra duty during freshet 2 00
S. F. Chadbourne, extra duty dur- ing freshet . 2 00
H. H. Hunt, fitting up ward room 11 00
Am'ts carried forw'd,
$17,621 85
$15,910 00
426
Amounts brought forward,
$17,621 85 $15,910 00
Thomas Woodman, fitting up ward room . . W. J. Henderson, fitting up ward
10 00
room 9 48
Higgins & Nickerson, fitting up ward room 6 00
J. L. Randall, fitting up ward room 3 50
R. O. Evans, services as warden Ward 1 10 00 · Edwin A. Smallwood, services as deputy warden, Ward 1 6.00
Seth C. Stevens, services as clerk, Ward 1 10 00
George R. Aston, services as dep- uty clerk, Ward 1 ·
6 00
Fred. H. Stone, services as in- spector, Ward 1 . 10 00 . · Michael Hurley, services as in- spector, Ward 1 . 10 00
A. P. Bugbee, services as deputy inspector, Ward 1 6 00
Charles H. Stuart, services as dep- uty inspector, Ward 1 3 00
Arthur S. Buckingham, services as deputy inspector, Ward 1 3 00 Henry P. Dearborn, services as warden, Ward 2 . 10 00
John F. Payne, services as dep- uty warden, Ward 2 6 00
Am'ts carried forward,
฿17,730 83
$15,910 00
427
Amounts carried forward,
$17,730 83 $15,910 00
Willard S. Higgins, services as clerk, Ward 2 10 00 · Alfred B. Tainter, services as deputy clerk, Ward 2 . 6 00
Laurence H. Cranitch, services as inspector, Ward 2 10 00
James D. Billings, services as in- spector, Ward 2 10 00
John H. Williams, services as deputy inspector, Ward 2 6 00
William C. Gaudelet, services as
6 00
deputy inspector, Ward 2 Harvey C. Wood, services as warden, Ward 3 . ·
10 00
Frank E. Hunter, services as
deputy warden, Ward 3 ·
6 00
Edward S. Merchant, services as clerk, Ward 3 10 00
Francis T. Cox, services as deputy clerk, Ward 3 3 00
Arthur R. Coe, services as in-
· spector, Ward 3 . 10 00 . Charles F. Tuttle, services as in- spector, Ward 3 . 10 00
Edward L. Lemon, services as deputy inspector, Ward 3 Frank H. Humphrey, services as
6 00
deputy inspector, Ward 3 6 00
Frank C. Sheridan, services as deputy clerk, Ward 3 . .
3 00
Amounts carried forward,
$17,842 83
$15,910 00
428
Amounts brought forward,
$17,842 83 $15,910 00
George E. Johnson, services as
warden, Ward 4 . 10 00
Bernard Early, services as deputy warden, Ward 4 . ·
6 00
Henry H. Mather, services as clerk, Ward 4 ·
10 00
G. Lyman Snow, services as deputy clerk, Ward 4 . 6 00
Henry Washburn, services as in- spector, Ward 4 . 10 00
10 00
deputy inspector, Ward 4 . : Benjamin B. Clark, services as deputy inspector, Ward 4 Albert J. Grover, services as warden, Ward 5 . .
6 00
10 00
John W. Howe, services as deputy warden, Ward 5 . 6 00
Charles H. Hale, services as clerk, Ward 5 10 00
George H. Osborne, services as deputy clerk, Ward 5 . 6 00
William T. Logan, services as in- spector, Ward 5 . ·
10 00
Philip T. Begley, services as in- spector, Ward 5 . 10 00
John P. Tenney, services as deputy inspector, Ward 5 .
3 00
Amounts carried forward, $17,961 83
$15,910 00
George W. Chamberlain, services as inspector, Ward 4 · William A. Leonard, services as
6 00
429
Amounts brought forward, Frederick A. O'Connor, services as deputy inspector, Ward 5 James F. Russell, services as deputy inspector, Ward 5 . Samuel M. Jackson, services as warden, Ward 6 . ·
$17,961 83 $15,910 00
3 00
6 00
10 00
William F. Woodman, services as deputy warden, Ward 6 6 00
Stephen L. Bartlett, services as deputy clerk, Ward 6 . 5 00
J. W. Hills, services as inspector, Ward 6 10 00
H. H. Read, services as inspector Ward 6 10 00
George F. Richardson, services as deputy inspector, Ward 6 . 6 00
Braddock W. Crocker, services as deputy inspector and clerk Ward 6 8 00 ·
J. Edwin Warner, services as warden, Ward 7 . 10 00
Charles W. Bassett, services as deputy warden, Ward 7 · Moses Clark, Jr., services as clerk, Ward 7 ·
4 00
10 00
Henry C. Daniels, services as deputy clerk, Ward 7 . 6 00
George S. Woodbridge, services as inspector, Ward 7 . 10 00
Amounts carried forward, .
$18,065 83
$15,910 00
430
Amounts brought forward, . $18,065 83 $15,910 00
George W. Lamson, services as inspector, Ward 7 10 00 . Benjamin S. Wetherbee, services as deputy inspector, Ward 7 4 00 Lewis H. Farlow, services as dep- uty inspector, Ward 7 6 00
Sundry small bills 18 09
Total as per item No. 27 of expenses $18,103 92 Balance overdrawn, transferred into treasury
$2,193 92
Newton Free Library.
Appropriation
$8,500 00
Hannah P. James, services, libra-
rian
$1,000 00
Elizabeth P. Thurston, services as assistant librarian 600 00
Louise J. Smallwood, services as assistant librarian 400 00
Etta P. Cleveland, services as assistant librarian 400 00
Millie E. Michaels, services as assistant librarian 200 01
C. A. Flanders, services as assist- ant librarian ·
179 99
Caroline Hills, services as assist- ant librarian 89 83
F. L. Smallwood, services as assistant librarian 17 04
Amounts carried forward, .
$2,886 87
$8,500 00
431
Am'ts brought forw'd, $2,886 87 $8,500 00
James J. Tower, services as janitor W. B. Clark & Carruth, books Estes & Lauriat, books
800 00
1,324 37
110 00
B. A. Fowler, books .
35 00
D. Appleton & Co., books Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books
16 50
Adams, Putnam & Co., books Edwin A. Capen, books
15 00
A. L. Bancroft & Co., books 13 50
The History Co., books
9 00
Mason & Fowler, books
7 00
James P. Magee, agt., books 6 68
S. E. Casino, books
6 00
Dodd, Mead & Co., books
6 00
J. L. Utley, books
6 00
J. C. Stockbridge, books 5 75
Henry C. Nash, books
5 40
Cupples, Upham & Co., books H. D. Noyes & Co., subscriptions The Globe Printing Co., sub- scription
12 00
Boston Daily Advertiser, sub- scription
12 00
Nickelson & Co., subscription 12 00
Alta California Publishing Co., subscription
12 00
The Evening Post, subscription
9 00
George W. Armstrong, subscrip- tion
8 25
Am'nts carried forw'd,
$5,551 00
$8,500 00
27 00
15 00
1 00
189 68
432
Am'ts brought forward,
$5,551 00 $8,500 00
8 00
The Tribune Co., subscription The Springfield Republican, sub- scription 7 00
The World, subscription
6 56
Post Publishing Co., subscription
6 50
New York Herald, subscription
6 00
The Sun, subscription
6 00
Journal Newspaper Co., subscrip- tion 6 00
R. M. Pulsifer & Co., subscription Globe Newspaper Co., subscrip-
6 00
tion 6 00
Gazette Printing Co., subscription Charles C. Fulton & Co., subscrip-
6 00
tion
6 00
Office of the Publishers Weekly, subscription
4 00
H. G. Parker, subscription . 3 20
The Newton Graphic, subscrip- tion ·
2 00
J. H. H. McNamee, binding books 262 20
Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co., gas 542 71
Albert Brackett, coal . 143 43
New England Telegraph and Tele- phone, rental, etc. .
80 00
Neil McGinnis, expressage of books . . ·
825 00
Smith Ounderkirk, expressage of books .
75 00
W. C. Gaudelet, agency
50 00
Amounts carried forward, .
$7,608 60
$8,500 00
433
Amts carried forwd,
$7,608 60
$8,500 00
J. J. Peck, agency
40 00
B. Billings, agency
40 00
Alfred Brush, agency .
40 00
E. E. Moody, agency .
24 75
A. E. Brickett, agency
24 00
C. W. Kinder, agency .
20 00
Howard Bros., ice
15 00
Rand, Avery, Co., catalogues, etc.
398 15
B. K. Peirce, expenses attending convention . ·
89 90
George H. Pratt, subscription and slips
32 50
Timothy Stuart, removing water from cellar . 12 50
Smith & Byram, cash boxes
10 15
Timothy Stuart, watering streets, (subscription)
5 00
T. F. Glennan, material and labor
3 25
Quincy Harrington, repairing lawn-mower
2 25
O. F. Howe, baskets
2 00
Library Bureau, supplies
72 84
S. O. Thayer & Co., supplies
31 33
Weeks & Potter, supplies .
14 40
Blair & Hallett, supplies .
7 85
E. F. Smallwood, supplies .
5 50
Total, as per item No. 28 of ex- penses .
$8,499 97
Balance unexpended, transferred into treasury 03
434
Addition to Public Library Building.
Special appropriation .
$23,000 00
Henry F. Ross, payments on ac- count of contract · $13,500 00
Allen & Kenway, services as arch-
itects 400 00 ·
Total, as per item No. 29 of ex-
penses .
.
13,900 00
Balance of appropriation
9,100 00
Parks and Squares.
Appropriation
$2,000 00
Additional appropriation per
order of City Council . 500 00
$2,500 00
M. C. Laffie, care of Farlow Park $560 00
Water department, use of water Farlow Park 492 86
Arthur Muldoon, material and labor at Newton Centre 326 75
Newton cemetery, for trees, etc. 283 31 Newton Centre Association, loam 131 40 John A. Kenrick, treas., labor, etc., highway dep't 126 91
Dennis H. Ryan, sods .
87 90
John Farrell, care of Washington
Park
77 50
William H. Condrin, labor men
and teams
64 50
Am'ts carried forw'd
$2,151 13
$2,500 00
435
Amounts brought forward, .
$2,151 13
$2,500 00
Simpson Bros., concreting
52 38
James H. Bowditch, trees
50 00
Barber Bros., supplies
50 00
Charles H. Hale, carting loam
30 00
Thomas Pickthall, material and labor
16 90
V. Haffermehl, material and labor R. J. Morrissey, material and labor Oscar F. Lucas, supplies
15 42
14 75
10 00
T. F. Mague, care of West New- ton cemetery ·
6 25
J. D. Sullivan, labor men and team
6 00
Stephen F. Cate, use of team
2 00
George D. Dix, expended on Lin- coln Park
1 81
Total as per item, No. 30 of
expenses .
. $2,406 64
Balance unexpended trans-
ferred into treasury .
$93 36
Police Department.
Appropriation · $21,500 00
Additional appropriation, per or-
der of City Council
94 00
Amount carried forward, . $21,594 00
436
Amount brought forward, $21,594 00
Regular Police Officers.
Daniel M. Hammond, City Mar-
shal
$1,500 00
Charles F. Richardson, Sergeant of Police 1,095 00
N. F. Bosworth, patrolman 1,016 44
Charles E. Davis, patrolman
1,000 00
Charles P. Heustis, patrolman
1,000 00
John Purcill, patrolman
1,000 00
William C. Emerson, patrolman John Ryan, patrolman
997 26
997 26
Charles O. Davis, patrolman
991 79
George E. F. Baker, patrolman .
989 04
James D. Henthorn, patrolman .
989 03
Frank B. Fletcher, patrolman
983 56
Robert S. Harrison patrolman
972 59
Rufus H. Moulton, patrolman
966 66
William G. Bosworth, patrolman
920 61
Ambrose M. Fuller, patrolman .
841 13
John W. Conroy, Jr., patrolman
818 34
Edson C. Holmes, patrolman
678 57
Thomas C. Clay, patrolman
756 11
Charles T. Bartlett, patrolman
562 50
$19,075 89
Special Police Officers.
John W. Quilty .
724 15
Martin C. Laffie
104 17
Bernard F. Burke
57 54
A. F. A. G. Libby
5 48
Amounts carried forward . $891 34
$21,594 00 ·
437
Amounts brought forward, $19,967 23 $21,594 00
Richard Conroy . .
5 48
Peter R. Mullen
5 48
Thomas O Shaughnessey
2 74
$19,980 93
Incidental Expenses.
John P. Lovell, Sons, pistols,
etc.
243 08
Stephen F. Cate, board of horse
and use of teams .
324 90
Newton and Watertown Gas
Light Co., gas 123 31
Albert Brackett, coal . 102 19
Daniel M. Hammond, meals for
prisoners, etc. ·
118 30
Charles P. Heustis, meals for prisoners, etc. 27 24
A. D. Colby, meals for prisoners, etc. 5 00
New England Telephone and
Telegraph Co., rental, etc. 60 00
56 00
Water Department, use of water Dr. J. H. Bodge, medical attend- ance on Officer Bartlett .
31 50
C. F. Richardson, sundry cash expenses 18 57
H. A. Winship, belts
30 00
D. Evans & Co., buttons
20 00
S. L. Pratt, use of teams
16 50
William Weir, use of teams
10 00
Amounts carried forward, $21,167 52
$21,594 00
438
Amounts brought forward, $21,167 52 $21,594 00
H. A. Spear, use of teams . 9 75
Daniels' Nonantum Stables, use of teams 9 00
S. G. Williams, use of teams 4 50
A. F. Harrington, use of teams · 4 00
Fitzgerald Bros., use of teams Central Stables, use of teams
3 50
4 00
H. S. Williams, use of teams ·
2 45
W. C. Lawrence, use of teams
2 00
W. H. McIntosh, use of teams ·
1 50
John Purcill, conveyance of prisoners . 82 10
C. O. Davis, conveyance of prison- ers 72 19
N. F. Bosworth, conveyance [of prisoners · . R. S. Harrison,; conveyance of prisoners · ·
10 00
A. M. Fuller, conveyance of prisoners 8 50
Dr. R. P. Loring, expenses on ac- count of lectures 10 00 .
James D. Henthorn, sundry cash expenses ·
18 77
E. S. Colton, picture frames 10 00
J. W. Conroy & Son, lettering boxes .
10 00
O. B. Leavitt, ash barrels 6 00
C. Seaver, Jr., photographs ·
5 00
Charles H. Stacy, postage stamps
4 00
Amounts carried forward, $21,456 28
$21,594 00
11 50
439
Am'ts brought forward, $21,456 28 $21,594 00
C. H. Jenison, expressage . 4 90
3 50
Mrs. Mahan, cleaning and washing S. B. Maxwell, cleaning and washing 2 75
P. A. Mc Vicar, material and labor 36 25
J. R. Nason, material and labor 19 75
H. H. Hunt, material and labor 16 92 Clark Man'f Co., material and labor 3 95
J. W. Conroy, Jr., material and labor 6 00
D. H. McWain, material and labor 2 07
Samuel Ward & Co., supplies
21 65
C. A. Taylor, supplies 6 00
H. E. Fleming, supplies 2 30
Sundry small bills,
9 14
Total as per item No. 31 of
$21,591 46
expenses
Balance unexpended trans-
ferred into treasury .
$2 54
Poor out of Almshouse.
Appropriation
$8,000 00
Nathan Mosman, services as city
almoner and clerk of Board of Overseers $700 00
Dexter Whipple, services, over- seer, Ward 1 37 50
Amounts carried forward, $737 50
$8,000 00
440
Amounts brought forward, ; $737 50 $8,000 00
Edwin O. Childs, services, over- seer, Ward 1 12 50
E. S. Colton, services, overseer, Ward 2 50 00
G. H. Ingraham, services, over- seer, Ward 3 50 00
Nathan Mosman, services, over- seer, Ward 4 50 00
H. C. Hoyt, services, overseer, Ward 5 ·
50 00
George Warren, services, over- seer, Ward 6 50 00
John Warner, services, overseer Ward 7 50 00
Nathan Mosman, amount paid to sundry persons
131 48
Worcester Lunatic Hospital, care of sundry persons 1,253 79 · Northampton Lunatic Hospital, care of sundry persons 199 77
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