Town of Reading Massachusetts annual report 1930, Part 18

Author: Reading (Mass.)
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 358


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247


Appropriation for Construction-$30,678.26


No appropriations from general tax levy for construction pur- poses have been made during the year.


Bonds Payable-$69,500.00


There were bonds amounting to $11,500.00 retired during the year.


Bonds in the amount of $15,000.00 were issued during the year at the rate of 4% per annum. These bonds were authorized in March' 1930, and were dated June 1, 1930, maturing in 10 years. The provisions for retirement of this issue are $2,000.00 each year for the first five years beginning June 1, 1931, and $1,000.00 each year for the next five years. Interest is payable June 1, and December 1, of each year.


Verification was made with the records of the Town Treasurer of balances outstanding at the end of the year.


Accounts Payable-$32,781.02


A schedule of unpaid creditors accounts as of December 31, 1930, was furnished us which agreed with the General Ledger Control.


These invoices are aged as follows :


December invoices $20,709.01


November invoices 10,236.90


October and prior 1,835.11


Total $32,781.02


Consumers' Deposits-$5,904.75


Ledger card accounts were examined as of December 31, 1930, which agreed with the control.


Interest on these deposits appeared to have been credited to con- sumers' accounts at the rate of 4% per annum for such deposits which had been in the custody of the Department for six months or more.


Interest Accrued on Bonds-$665.82


This represents the interest accrued but not due on the balance of various issues, as shown in Schedule 3.


Other Accrued Items-Due Town Treasurer-$14,225.81


This represents the excess payments over receipts made by the Town Treasurer as of December 31, 1930. Balance December 31, 1929 $ 19,480.92


Balance December 31, 1930 14,225.81


Decrease during 1930 $ 5,255.11


Interest on amounts advanced by the Town Treasurer is not ac- crued on the books of the Lighting Department.


248


Loans Repayment-$304,400.00


This account shows an increase of $12,800.00 during the year, which is the total of bonds retired during the year of $11,500.00, to- gether with notes paid of $1,300.00 as shown in Schedule 3.


Profit and Loss-$110,799.23


There is shown in Exhibit C an analysis of this account for the year ended December 31, 1930, which reflects a Net Increase of $13,405.26 after taking into consideration the retirement of bonds and notes amounting to $12,800.00.


Operating Revenue-$267,334.56


This revenue shows an increase of $20,948.91 or 8.5% over 1929.


Operating Expenses-$233,000.41


These expenses show an increase of $20,899.95 or 9% over 1929.


General Comments:


We examined a list of bonded employees, which appeared to be covered for $1,000.00 each, and we question whether or not certain em- ployees' bonds should be increased.


No consideration is given in the attached Exhibits for accrued wages as at December 31, 1930.


We again refer to our recommendation of last year in regard to control of materials and supplies.


Respectfully submitted,


CHARLES E. STANWOOD & SONS, INC.


TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31 EXHIBIT-A


Plant Investments:


ASSETS


111 Land


$


2,575.80 $ 2,575.80 $


-. 00


113


Structures


36,075.56


36,960.60


885.04*


114 Boiler Plant Equipment ..


25,100.78


27,888.62


2,787.84*


115


Prime Movers and Auxili- aries


10,484.81


11,645.34


1,160.53*


116


Turbo-Generator Units ..


16,220.15


18,094.98


1,874.83*


117


Electric Plant-Steam ...


32,478.68


26,865.36


5,613.32


125


Poles, Fixtures and Over- head Conductors


223,358.20


211,520.55


11,837.65


128


Consumers' Meters


39,336.50


40,627.36


1,290.86*


1930


1929


Increase Decrease*


249


129


Consumers' Meters Instal- lations ..


6,520.11


6,440.88


79.23


130


Line Transformers


40,223.75


39,466.31


757.44


131


Transformer Installations .


4,283.96


4,346.87


62.91*


132


Street Lighting Equipment


8,164.72


8,825.35


660.63*


133


Consumers' Premises Equip.


179.69


196.84


17.15*


TOTAL PLANT INVESTMENT $445.002.71 $435,454.86 $ 9,547.85


General Equipment:


150


Office Equipment


$


8,426.31 $ 7,887.55 $


528.76


152 Stores Equipment


596.16


582.66


13.50


153 Transportation Equip.


5,961.00


4,20 0.00


1.761,00


154


Laboratory Equipment


1,384.42


1,258.29


126.13


155


Miscellaneous Equipment .


2,035.38


2,218.29


182.91*


TOTAL GENERAL EQUIPMENT $ 18,403.27


$ 16,146.79


$ 2,256.48


TOTAL INVESTMENTS


$463,405.98 $451,601.65 $ 11,804.33


Current Assets:


204-3 Petty Cash Fund


250.00


250.00


-. 00


204-4 Construction Fund Special


5,109.12


-. 00


5,109.12


205-1 Depreciation Fund


1,451.40


-. 00


1,451.40


205-2


Consumers' Deposit Fund


5,904.75


4,588.21


1,316.54


207-1


Accounts Receivable-Con- sumers'


20,355.79


21,685.58


1,329.79*


207-2 Accounts Receivable-Mis- cellaneous


13,291.15


11,999.22


1,291.93


209-1


Material and Supplies Gen- eral :


29,464.28


23,155.59


6,308.69


2 Station Tools and Appli- ances


391.91


714.97


323.06*


3 Distribution Tools and Ap- pliances


3,236.82


3,166.97


69.85


4 Printing and Office Sup- plies


837.70


779.82


57.88


5


Lamps and Appliances


23,296.85


21,769.76


1,527.09


6 Coal Supplies


641.67


176.20


465.47


9 Station Supplies


453.07


268.17


184.90


TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS


$104,684.51 $ 88,554.49 $ 16,130.02


250


Prepaid Items:


214 Prepaid Insurance


$ 882.94 $ 1,598.20 $ 715.26*


TOTAL ASSETS


$568,973.43


$541,754.34 $ 27,219.09


LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS


Appropriations:


1930


1929


Decrease* Increase


301 Appropriations for Con-


struction


$ 30,678.26 $ 30,678.26


$


-. 00*


Bonds and Notes Payable:


305 Bonds Payable


$ 69,500.00 $ 66,0 00.00


$ 3,500.00


306 Notes Payable


-. 00


1,300.00


1,300.00*


TOTAL BONDS AND NOTES


$ 69,500.00 $ 67,300.00 $


2,200.00


Current Liabilities:


308 Accounts Payable


$ 32,781.02 $ 29,954.82 $ 2,826.20


309 Consumers' Deposits


5,904.75


4,588.21


1,316.54


TOTAL CURRENT LIAB.


$ 38,685.77 $ 34,543.03 $


4,142.74


Accrued Item's:


314 Interest Accrued on Bonds and Notes


$ 665.82 $


758.16 $


92.34*


315 Other Accrued Items-Loan


Due-Town Treasurer ..


14,225.81


19,430.92


5,255.11*


316 Bond Premium


18.54


-. 00


18.54


TOTAL ACCRUED ITEMS


$ 14,910.17 $ 20,239.08


$ 5,328.91*


Appropriated Surplus:


322 Loans Repayment


$304,400.00 $291,600.00 $ 12,800.00


TOTAL LIABILITIES


$458,174.20 $444,360.37 $ 13,813.83


400 Profit and Loss Balance- Exhibit C


110,799,23


97,393.97


13,405.26


TOTAL LIAB. AND SURPLUS


$568,973.43


$541,754.34 $ 27,219.09


Exhibit-B


TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31


RATIOS


Revenue from Sales-Electric Energy:


1930


1929


INCREASE DECREASE*


1930


1929


501-1 Metered Sales-Residence Lighting ....


$143,571.90


$128,638.20


$14,933.70


53.7


52.2


501-1 Metered Sales-Commercial Lighting ..


34,599.15


32,085.82


2,513.33


12.9


13.1


501-2 Metered Sales-Commercial Heating ...


6,942.82


6,37 0.35


572.47


2.6


2.6


501-3 Metered Sales-Wholesale Power


18,538.47


5,592.25


12,946.22


6.9


2.3


501-3 Metered Sales-Retail Power


33,804.59


41,422,86


7,618.27*


12.7


16.8


505-1 Sales to other Companies


507.24


359.44


147.80


2


1


505-2 Street Lighting


25,957.92


26,641.76


683.84*


9.7


10.8


505-3 Municipal Buildings-Light and Power .


2,969.37


4,831.77


1,862.40*


1.2


1.9


TOTAL REVENUE FROM SALES- ELECTRIC ENERGY


$266,891.46


$245,942.45


$20,949.01


99.9


99.8


508


Rent from Property used in Operation ..


443.10


443.20


10*


1


2


TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE ....


$267,334.56


$246,385.65


$20,948.91


100.0


100.0


Electric Operating Expenses:


I Production


$ 79,991.86


$ 71,418.27


$ 8,573.59


29.9


29.1


II Transmission and Distribution


67,613.02


58,324.56


9,288.46


25.3


23.7


III Utilization


10,151.88


8,985.10


1,166.78


3.8


3.6


IV Commercial


14,200.66


14,600.07


399.41*


5.3


5.9


V New Business


3,691.30


4,873.98


1,182.68*


1.4


1.9


.


.


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31


Exhibit-B Continued


1930


1929 53,898.48


3,453.21


21.5


21.9


TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES . .


$233,000.41


$212,1 00.46


$20,899.95


87.2


86.1


NET OPERATING REVENUE


$ 34,334.15


$ 34,285.19


LA 48.96


12.8


13.9


Deductions:


550 Uncollectible Operating Revenue


$ 1,731.56


$ 2,423.72


$ 692.16*


551 Taxes Assignable to Electric Operations . TOTAL DEDUCTIONS NET OPERATING INCOME


810.23


693.28


116.95


$ 2,541.79


$ 3,117.00


$ 575.21*


$ 31,792.36


$ 31,168.19


$ 624.17


Non-Operating Income:


560 Merchandise and Jobbing Revenue .


$ 2,543.33


$ 462.17


$ 3,005.50*


563 Interest Income .


104.89


47.23


152.12


566 Miscellaneous Non-Operating Income . . .


-. 00


3.00


3.00*


TOTAL NON-OPERATING INCOME


$ 2,438.44


$ 417.94


$ 2,856.38*


TOTAL INCOME


$ 29,353.92


$ 31,586.13


$ 2,232,21*


Deductions from Total Income: 576 Interest on Bonds and Notes NET INCOME-EXHIBIT C


$ 3,148.66


$ 3,44 0.81


$ 292.15*


$ 26,205.26


$ 28,145.32


$ 1,940.06*


1930


1929


VI General and Miscellaneous


57,351.69


INCREASE DECREASE*


RATIOS


TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT BONDS AND NOTES AUTHORIZED AND OUTSTANDING AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1930


Schedule 3


DS:


of


Date


Authorized


August 1894


Date Issued 10- 1-1894


Original Issue $ 50,000.00


Payments of Principal $1000. yearly 10 years 2000. yearly 20 years


Int. 4%


Int. Payable Apr. 1-October 1


$


-. 00


$ -. 00


$ -. 00


May


1907


10- 1-1907


26,000.00


1000. yearly 26 years


41/2 Apr. 1-Oct. 1


1,000


3,000.00


33.75


June


1911


7-15-1911


20,000.00


2000. yearly 10 years


4


Jan. 15-July 15


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


August


1913


10-15-1913


23,500.00


41/4 Apr. 15-Oct. 15


1,000.00


2,000.00


17.71


Sept.


1914


9-15-1914


8,000.00


41/2 Mar. 15-Sept. 15


500.00


-. 00


-. 00


March


1916


5-15-1916


10,000.00


500. yearly 20 years


4 Nov. 15-May 15


500.00


3,000.00


15.00


March


1917


10- 1-1917


55,000.00


3000. yearly 18 years


41/2 Apr. 15-Oct. 15


3,000.00


16,000.00


180.00


1000. yearly 1 years


41/2 Jan. 1-July 1


500.00


4,500.00


101.25


March 1919


4- 1-1919


20,000.00


1000. yearly 20 years


43/4


Oct. 1-April 1


1,000.00


9,000.00


106.87


March


1920


5- 1-1920


20,000.00


1000. yearly 20 years


5 Nov. 1-May 1


1,000.00


10,000.00


83.34


Dec.


1923


12- 1-1923


10,000.00


1000. yearly 10 years


41/2 June 1-Dec. 1


1,000.00


3,000.00


11.25


March


1926


8- 1-1926


13,000.00


3000. yearly 1 years


4 Feb. 1-Aug. 1


2,000.00


4,000.00


66.65


2000. yearly 5 years


March 1930


6- 1-1930


15,000.00


2000. yearly 5 years


4 June 1-Dec. 1


-. 00


15,000.00


50.00


1000. yearly 5 years


Total Bonds


$282,500.00


$11,500.00


$69,500.00


$ 665.82


October 1918


1- 1-1919


12,000.00


1000. yearly 4 years 500. yearly 16 years


Rate of


Retired


During Bal. Outstanding Accrued


Year


Dec. 31, 1930 Interest


1500. yearly 9 years 1000. yearly 10 years 500. yearly 16 years


Schedule 3 Continued


TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT BONDS AND NOTES AUTHORIZED AND OUTSTANDING AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1930


ONDS :


Retired


o. of


Date


Date Issued


Original Issue


Payments of Principal


Rate of Int. Int. Payable


During Bal. Ouststanding Acrued Year Dec. 31 1930 Interest


March


1895


5- 1-1896


$ 7,000.00


$1400. yearly 5 years


4%


Nov. 1-May 1


$ -. 00


-. 00


$ -. 00


March


1896


5- 1-1896


7,000.00


1400. yearly 5 years


4


Nov. 1-May 1


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


Dec.


1896


12- 9-1896


1,500.00


1500. yearly 1 year


4 June 9-Dec. 9


---. 00


--. 00


-. 00


March


1898


7-15-1898


3,000.00


1000. July 15, 1901


33/4


Jan. 15-July 15


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


March


1903


12- 7-1903


1,400.00


1400. Dec. 7, 1906


4 June 7-Dec. 7


--. 00


-. 00


-. 00


March


1909


11-15-1909


2,500.00


1000. Nov. 15, 1910


4


May 15-Nov. 15


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


Nov.


1909


1-21-1910


1,800.00


1800. Jan. 3, 1913


4 July 21-Jan. 21


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


Jan.


1910


3-27-1910


12,000.00


1000. yearly 12 years


4


Sept. 27-Mar. 27


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


June


1911


7- 2-1911


. 2,200.00


2200L July 12, 1912


4)


Jan. 12-July 12


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


March


1913


4-16-1913


13,500.00


1500. yearly 9 years


41/4


Oct. 16-April 16


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


March


1915


5-15-1915


12,000.00


800. yearly 15 years


4


Nov. 15-May 15


800.00


-. 00


-. 00


March


1915


7-15-1915


4,000.00


500. yearly 8 years


4


Jan. 15-July 15


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


March


1917


9-22-1917


6,500.00


500. yearly 13 years


5


Mar. 22-Sept. 22


500.00


-. 00


-. 00


Nov.


1919


11-20-1919


3,000.00


1500. yearly 2 years


5


May 20-Nov. 20


-. 00


--. 00


-. 00


March


1921


7- 1-1921


7,000.00


1000. yearly 7 years


6 Jan. 1-July 1


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


Dec.


1922


12-15-1922


7,000.00


1000. yearly 7 years


41/4


June 15-Dec. 15


--. 00


-. 00


-. 00


Total Notes


$ 91,400.00


$ 1,300.00


$ -. 00


$ -. 00


Total Bonds and Notes . $373,900.00


$12,800.00


$69,500.00


$ 665.82


sue Authorized OTES :


2000. July 15, 1904


1500. Nov. 15, 1911


255


TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PROFIT AND LOSS FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31 EXHIBIT-C


1930


1929


Increase Decrease* $14,345.32


Balance-January 1


$ 97,393.97


$ 83,048.65


Additions:


Net Income-Exhibit B


26,205.26


28,145.32


1,940.06*


$123,599.23


$111,193.97


$12,405.26


Deductions:


Bonds Retired


$ 11,500.00


$ 11,500.00


$ -. 00


Notes Retired


1,300.00


2,300.00


1,000.00*


TOTAL DEDUCTIONS


$ 12,800.00


$ 13,800.00


$ 1,000.00*


Balance-December 31, Exhibit A.


$110,799.23


$ 97,393.97


$13,405.26


Net Increase in Profit and Loss for


year


$ 13,405.26 $ 14,345.32


$ 940.06*


TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE DETAIL OF OPERATING EXPENSES FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31.


I Production Expenses:


1930


1929


Increase Decrease*


601 Superintendence and Labor


$ 62.33


$ 585.96


$ 523.63*


606 Boiler Fuel


-. 00


1,501.98


1,501.98*


607 Water for Steam


23.50


59.50


36.00*


608 Lubricants


7.47


-. 00


7.47


609 Station Supplies


1,215.48


1,099.37


116.11


611


Maintenance of Station


Structures


432.91


772.36


339.45*


612


Maintenance of Boiler Plant Equipment


15.00


225.72


210.72*


613 Maintenance of Steam En-


gines


--. 00


--. 00


.00


256


614 Maintenance of Turbo-Gen- erator Units


-. 00


226.24


226.24*


615 Maintenance of Electric Generator Equipment ...


23.11


15.80


7.31


616 Maintenance of Accessory Electric Equipment .... 634 Electric Energy Purchased


60.99


32.73


23.26


78,151.07


66,898.61


11,252.46


Total Production Expenses $ 79,991.86 $ 71,418.27


$ 8,573.59


Transmission and Distribution Expenses:


636 Transformer Station and Sub-station Superinten- dence and Labor ..


$ 8,688.23 $ 8,540.16 $


148.07


637 Transformer Station and Sub-station Supplies and Expense


7,218.17


7,293.88


75.71*


638 Operation of Transmission and Distribution Lines ..


21,831.76


19,586.90


2,244.86


639 Transmission and Distribu- tion Supplies and Ex- pense


251.83


321.91


70.08*


640 Inspecting and Testing


Meters


2,804.09


2,511.64


292.45


641 Removing and Resetting


Meters


2,515.50


2,704.63


189.13*


642 Removing and Resetting


Transformers


494.08


838.97


344.89*


646 Maintenance of Transformer Station and Sub-station.


13.64


-. 00


13.64


647 Maintenance of Transmis- sion and Distribution


Lines


22,145.39


15,530.40


6,614.99


650 Maintenance of Consumers' Meters


614.09


322.07


292.02


651 Maintenance of Transform- ers


1,036.24


674.00


362.24


Total Transmission and Dis- tribution Expenses


$ 67,613.02 $ 58,324.56


$ 9,288.46


257


TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE DETAIL OF OPERATING EXPENSES FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31


1930


1929


Increase Decrease*


III Utilization Expenses:


654 Municipal Street Lamps- Labor


$ 1,209.65


$


879.17


$ 330.48


655 Municipal Street Lamps Supplies and Expenses ..


1,204.85


1,765.01


560.16*


657 Maintenance of Municipal Street Lamps


1,664.73


821.95


842.78


659 Maintenance of Consumers' Installations


6,072.65


5,518.97


553.68


Total Utilization Expenses


$ 10,151.88 $


8,985.10


$


1,166.78


IV Commercial Expenses:


660 Commercial Salaries


$ 10,575.07 $ 10,741.95


$ 166.88 **


661 Commercial Supplies and Ex- penses


3,625.59


3,858.12


232.53*


Total Commercial Expenses .. $ 14,200.66 $ 14,600.07


$


399.41*


V New Business Expenses:


662 New Business Salaries .. $


163.33


$


1,833.75


$


1,670.42 **


663 New Business Supplies and Expenses


68.34


--. 00


68.34


664 Advertising


3,459.63


3,040.23


419.40


Total New Business Expenses. . $


3,691.30 $


4,873.98


$


1,182.68*


VI Misc. and General Expenses.


656 Salary of Manager


$ 5,842.51


$ 5,200.00


$ 642.51


667 Salaries of General Office Clerks


4,561.33


4,104.00


457.33


668 General Office Supplies


and Expenses


1,466.55


1,561.02


94.47*


669 General Office Rents


1,111.88


1,774.09


662.21*


671 Insurance


5,391.74


5,299.42


92.32


673 Accidents and Damages


62.89


75.00


12.11*


674 Store Expenses


4,093.21


4,221.82


128.61*


258


675 Transportation Expense ..


3,229.11


3,313.77


84.66* 841.37


676 Inventory Adjustments ...


1,716.26


874.89


677 Maintenance of General Structures


539.00


51.42


487.58


678 Depreciation


29,064.82


27,186.35


1,878.47


679 Miscellaneous General Ex- pense


272.39


236.70


35.69


Total Miscellaneous and Gen- eral Expenses


$ 57,351.69


$53,898.48


$ 3,453.21


Total Operating Expenses


$233,000.41


$212,100.46


$20,899.95


TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE DETAIL OF INCOME FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31


1930


1929


Increase Decrease*


Metered Sales-Residence Lighting :


Reading


$ 83,174.15


$ 74,635.80


$ 8,538.35


Lynnfield Center


10,787.54


9,576.49


1,211.05


North Reading


16,948.79


15,368.82


1,579.97


Wilmington


32,661.42


29,057.09


3,604.33


Total Residence Lighting In-


come


$143,571.90 $128,638.20


$ 14,933.70


Metered Sales-Retail Power :


Reading


$29,910.81 $ 31,919.72 $


2,008.91*


Lynnfield Center


441.59


433.93


7.66


North Reading


2,237.40


3,235.16


997.76*


Wilmington


1,214.79


5,834.05


4,619.26*


Total Retail Power Income


$ 33,804.59


$ 41,422.86


$ 7,618.27*


Metered Sales-Commercial Lighting :


Reading


$ 23,178.51


$ 21,371.94


$ 1,806.57


Lynnfield Center


1,451.46


1,007.37


444.09


North Reading


3,693.84


3,702.67


8.83*


Wilmington


6,275.34


6,003.84


271.50


259


Total Commercial Lighting Income $ 34,599.15 $ 32,085.82 $ 2,513.33


Metered Sales-Commercial Heating :


Reading


$ 4,230.84


$ 3,681.43


$ 549.41


Lynnfield Center


397.59


377.34


20.25


North Reading


1,144.60


1,148.12


3.52*


Wilmington


1,169.79


1,163.46


6.33


Total Commerical Heating Income


$ 6,942.82 $


6,370.35


$ 572.47


Metered Sales-Wholesale Power :


Reading


$ 7,744.23


$ 2,691.85


$ 5,052.38


Lynnfield


-. 00


-. 00


-. 00


North Reading


785.55


559.10


226.45


Wilmington


10,008.69


2,341.30


7,667.39


Total Wholesale Power In-


come


$ 18,538.47 $ 5,592.25 $ 12,946.22


Total Metered Light, Heat,


and Power Income


$237,456.93 $214,109.48 $ 23,347.45


TOWN OF READING-MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT COMPARATIVE DETAIL OF INCOME FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31.


1930


1929


Increase Decrease*


Sales To Other Electric Companies :


Wakefield


$ 200.80


$ 105.84


$ 94.96


Lowell


111.86


104.92


6.94


Lawrence


139.80


108.84


30.96


Peabody


6.54


6,24


.30


Edison Illuminating Company ...


48.24


33.60


14.64


Total Sales To Other Com- panies


$ 507.24 $


359.44


$ 147.80


Municipal Revenue :


Street Lighting :


Reading


$ 12,000.00 $ 13,000.00 $ 1,000.00*


Lynnfield Center


2,197.17


2,121.73


75.44


260


North Reading


4,103.99


3,957.78


146.21


Wilmington


7,656.76


7,562.25


94.51


Total Street Lighting In-


come


$ 25,957.92 $ 26,641.76


$ 683.84*


Buildings :


Lighting


$ 1,915.72


$ 1,808.50


$ 107.22


Power


1,053.65


3,023.27


1,969.62*


Total Income - Municipal


Buildings


$ 2,969.37


$ 4,831.77


$ 1,862.40*


Total Income From Sales -


Electric Energy (Exhibit B) $266,891.46 $245,942.45 $ 20,949.01


TOWN OF READING MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT


READING:


1930


1929


Gross Revenue-Residence Lighting


$ 83,174.15


$ 74,635.80


Kilowatt Hours Sold


1,749,344


1,526,204


Gross Revenue-Retail Power


29,910.81


31,919.72


Kilowatt Hours Sold


949,838


1,038,734


Gross Revenue-Commercial Lighting


23,178.51


21,371.94


Kilowatt Hours Sold


361,849


327,383


Gross Revenue-Commercial Heating


.


4,230.84


3,681.43


Kilowatt Hours Sold


132,187


116,711


Gross Revenue-Wholesale Power


7,744.23


2,691.85


Kilowatt Hours Sold


392,413


105,800


Gross Revenue-Municipal Power


1,053.65


3,023.27


Kilowatt Hours Sold


41,167


121,652


Gross Revenue-Municipal Light


1,915.72


1,808.50


Kilowatt Hours Sold


98,495


85,790


Gross Revenue-Street Lights


12,000.00


13,000.00


Kilowatt Hours Sold


298,730


278,217


LYNNFIELD:


Gross Revenue-Residence Lighting


$


10,787.54 $


9,576.49


Kilowatt Hours Sold


189,367


166,338


Gross Revenue-Retail Power


441.59


433.93


Kilowatt Hours Sold


6,604


6,738


Gross Revenue-Commercial Lighting ..


1,451.46


1,007.37


261


LYNNFIELD:


Kilowatt Hours Sold


19,144


12,063


Gross Revenue-Commercial Heating


397.59


377.34


Kilowatt Hours Sold


11,501


10,843


Gross Revenue-Street Lights


2,197.17


2,121.73


Kilowatt Hours Sold


12,257


12,607


NORTH READING:


Gross Revenue-Residence Lighting


$ 16,948.79


$ 15,368.82


Kilowatt Hours Sold


281,703


263,442


Gross Revenue-Retail Power


2,237.40


3,235.16


Kilowatt Hours Sold


38,551


70,153


Gross Revenue-Commercial Lighting


3,693.84


3,702.67


Kilowatt Hours Sold


43,078


42,297


Gross Revenue-Commercial Heating


1,144.60


1,148.12


Kilowatt Hours Sold


26,752


31,251


Gross Revenue-Wholesale Power


785.55


559.10


Kilowatt Hours Sold


36,900


14,950


Gross Revenue-Street Lights


4,103.99


3,957.78


Kilowatt Hours Sold


27,656


26,905


WILMINGTON:


Gross Revenue-Residence Lighting


$ 32,661.42


$ 29,057.09


Kilowatt Hours Sold


557,063


484,413


Gross Revenue-Retail Power


1,214.79


5,834.05


Kilowatt Hours Sold


20,057


217,463


Gross Revenue-Commercial Lighting


..


6,275.34


6,003.84


Kilowatt Hours Sold


76,356


70,862


Gross Revenue-Commercial Heating .


1,169.79


1,163.46


Kilowatt Hours Sold


30,711


30,343


Gross Revenue-Power Wholesale


10,008.69


2,341.30


Kilowatt Hours Sold


539,000


116,400


Gross Revenue-Street Lights


7,656.76


7,562.25


Kilowatt Hours Sold


55,798


55,995


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN ACCOUNTANT


-


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES For the Year Ended December 31 1930


264


REPORT OF TOWN ACCOUNTANT Receipts 1930


Grace V. Viall, Collector


Poll Taxes


$ 5,656.00


Personal Estate Taxes


35,687.79


Real Estate Taxes


425,232.63


Interest on same 6,159.56


Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes


25,550.18


Interest on same


222.95


Moth Assessments


816.50


Sewer Assessments


2,136.00


Interest on same


318.34


Sewer Rentals


8,745.59


Interest on same


22.64


Sidewalk Assessments


387.24


Costs and Charges, less fees


872.60


Sale of Property


22.00


$511,830.02


Preston F. Nichols, Treasurer


Interest on deposits


$ 1,666.74


Moth and Tree Work Charges


2,193.25


Redemption of property taken,


Taxes, interest, etc.


4,953.31


Additional interest


582.19


Additional costs


47.55


Cemetery Bequest Fund :


Bequests


$ 2,465.00


Income


1,260.00


For Transfer


6,645.97


Adjustment


125.00


Hospital Fund :


Refund


$ 18.00


Income


5,279.00


For Transfer


1,994.61


Reading High School Scholarship Fund :


Income


$ 150.00


For Transfer


250.00


Loans, Anticipation of Revenue


525,000.00


Mun. Lt. Dept. Reimbursement


80.46


Water Dept. Reimbursement


141.05


Bond Issues, Premiums & Accrued Interest :


Water Dept. Extension


$ 35,000.00


Premium


231.00


Accrued Interest


58.33


265


Municipal Light Dept.


15,000.00


Premium


99.00


Accrued Interest


25.00


Police Building


45,000.00


Premium


297.00


Accrued Interest


75.00


Premium on Temp. Loans


2.25


$648,639.71 $ 1,444.88


County of Middlesex Dog Tax


Commonwealth of Massachusetts :


Taxes, etc.


Income Tax


$ 70,901.50


Corporation Tax


9,485.19


Public Service Tax


2,648.32


National Bank Tax


1,477.62


Trust Company Tax


572.31


Soldiers' Exemption


74.87


State Aid, Reimbursement


96.00


Military Aid Reimbursement


57.50


Snow and Ice Removal Tax


324.03


$ 85,637.34


Board of Selectmen: Licenses, etc. :


Second Hand Motor Vehicle


$ 100.00


Motor Bus


100.00


Taxi Cab


14.00


Truck


27.00


Victualers


29.50


Lord's Day


167.50


Inn Holder


1.00


Third Class Liquor


1.00


Theatre


5.00


Pop Corn


1.00


Auctioneers


10.00


Junk Dealers


75.00


Bowling and Pool


20.00


Old Metal Dealer


2.00


Revolver


19.50


Amusement


25.50


Indoor Golf


10.00


Advertising Hearings


45.00


$ 653.00


Special Fund for Unemployed


$ 105.00


Rents, Municipal Property


210.00


$ 315.00


266


Police Department :


Court Fines $ 950.00


Miscellaneous


90.00


$ 1,040.00


Fire Department :


Sale Junk, etc. 10.00


Sealer of Weights and Measures :


Fees


72.43


Inspector of Milk : Fees


29.00


Commonwealth of Massachusetts :


Peddlers' Licenses


28.00


Board of Health, Licenses, etc .:


Hair Dressers $ 8.00


Masseuse


2.00


Denatured Alcohol


10.00


Slaughtering


100.00


Pasteurizing


10.00


Town of Wakefield


18.39


Division of Tuberculosis


82.14


Sundry Receipts


77.72


$ 308.25


Board of Public Works :


General Account $ 401.10


Highway Department :


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


2,956.66


County of Middlesex


2,956.66


Snow Removal 14.00


Highway Department Sales, etc.


600.00


Highway Department Reimbursement


249.97


$ 7,178.39


Board of Public Welfare :


Commonwealth of Massachusetts,


Reimbursements


Mothers' Aid $ 1,499.83


Temporary Aid


2,323.62


Commonwealth of Massachusetts and Cities


and Towns Reimbursements 1,808.14


Hospital Fund Reimbursement 662.90


$ 6,294.49


School Department : Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Tuition, State Wards $ 2,748.25


Town of North Reading Tuition 14,920.82


267


Town of Wakefield Tuition


203.69


Town of Tewksbury Tuition


117.00


Sundry Parties, Tuition


185.60


Commonwealth of Massachusetts Aid to Agricultural School


1,357.52


Commonwealth of Massachusetts Vocational Education


205.21


Smith-Hughes Fund


185.70


George Reed Fund


20.17


Sundry Receipts


76.09


$ 20,020.05


Public Library :


Fines, etc.


$ 388.49


Cemetery Department :


Sale Lots and Graves


$ 1,402.50


Interest on deferred payments, etc.


10.21


Care Lots and Graves, etc. .


2,980.25


Bequest Fund for care endowed lots


1,645.97


For care of Soldiers' Graves


136.00


From George F. Buck Fund


6.48


$ 6,181.41


Guarantee Deposits :




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