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Highway Dept., hauling wood, 16 25
Thomas T. Turmelle, care of Duval Park, 10 00
Frank W. Hussey, care of Strafford Square Park, 10 00
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Paid Water Dept., repairing Adams Cor- ner fountain, repairing sprinklers at parks, 2 1/2-inch hose bibbs for Strafford Square and Woodman Park, $6 00
William H. Champlin, lumber for sign, 3 50 Gonic Mfg. Co., care of Union and Meader Parks, shutting off water and cleaning fountain, 1922, 27 00
Water Dept., shutting off fountain,
3 50
J. F. Grover, painting sign,
8 00
Rochester Foundry and Machine .
Works, labor and castings, 1 00
William P. Ames, hauling brush, 4 00
J. H. Nute, repairing tools, 15 95
Ralph P. Corson, repairing tools, 1 00
Eugene C. Foss, hardware, seed, etc., 42 04
Berry & Shorey, hardware,
20 11
Ayers & Jenkins, hardware,
13 20
John I. Rankin, work on trees and parks, 76 40
Dennis Mahoney, care of Woodman,
Liberty, and South Main Street Parks, 32 00
Walter Seavey, care of Woodman, Lib- erty, and South Main Street Parks, 15 00
Raymond Seavey, care of Woodman, Liberty, and South Main Street Parks, 13 50
Ernest Ross, work on trees and parks,
29 25
Raymond Veno, work on trees and parks, 13 00
Pay Rolls, for labor,
509 75
Total expenditures, $916 45
131
CITY OF ROCHESTER
CREDIT
By appropriation, Received from :
$600 00
J. I. Rankin, overpaid on pay roll, 3 25
J. A. Morrill, privilege of cutting ice opposite Dominicus Hanson Park,
10 00
Transferred from street lights, 210 73
Transferred from fuel,
92 47
$916 45
GYPSY MOTH DEPARTMENT
Paid Raymond Veno, work on trees, $52 00 John I. Rankin, work on trees, 2 35
Berry & Shorey, creosote, Pay Rolls, for labor,
14 00
68 25
$136 60
Transferred to unexpended balance,
294 30
$430 90
CREDIT
By balance from 1921,
$230 90
Appropriation,
200 00
$430 90
DOG DEPREDATIONS
Paid Rochester Courier, publishing notice,
$12 00
School Department (1921 balance), 907 42
Total expenditures,
$919 42
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Balance on hand,
$1,044 82
$1,964 24
CREDIT
By balance from 1921,
$907 42
Licenses received,
1,056 82
Total credits,
$1,964 24
INTEREST ACCOUNT,
Paid interest on Note 992,
$88 33
993,
89 45
994,
86 11
995,
81 11
996,
72 78
997,
141 11
998,
65 55
999,
58 33
1000,
46 67
1001,
49 45
1002,
46 11
1003,
45 00
1004,
264 66
1006,
99 45
1007,
57 03
1009,
181 13
1010
87 74
1015,
37 22
1016,
30 55
133
CITY OF ROCHESTER
1005, 1008, 1011, 1012, 1013, 1014, issued to take care of ma- turing water bonds, in excess of sinking fund. Interest paid by Water Dept.
Paid interest on City Hall bonds, $960 00
Interest on Municipal Highway bonds, 1,918 75
Interest on Municipal bonds, 6,277 00
Total interest paid, $10,783 53
Credit
By appropriation,
$960 00
City Hall coupons cashed by mistake,
26 00
Transferred from Miscellaneous depart- ment, 5,391 30
Transferred from Police department,
2,534 10
Transferred from Salary department,
239 13
Transferred from Highway department,
473 95 .
Transferred from State of New Hamp- shire department, 897 05
Transferred from Opera House depart- ment, 262 00
$10,783 53
134
ANNUAL REPORT NOTES PAYABLE
Notes issued 1922:
No. 991 was cancelled
992,
$5,000 000
993,
5,000 00
994,
5,000 00
995,
5,000 00
996,
5,000 00
997,
10,000 00
998,
5,000 00
999,
5,000 00
1000,
5,000 00
1001,
5,000 00
1002,
5,000 00
1003,
5,000 00
1004,
12,000 00
1006,
5,000 00
1007,
3,000 00
1008,
10,000 00
1010,
5,000 00
1015,
5,000 00
1016,
5,000 00
$110,000 00
1005
Issued to
$25,000 00
1008
refund Water Loan
4,000 00
1011
Vote of Council, June 6
3,000 00
1012
3,000 00
1013,
1,000 00
1014,
2,000 00
$38,000 00
135
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Notes paid :
No. 922,
$5,000 00
993,
5,000 00
994,
5,000 00
995,
5,000 00
996,
5,000 00
997,
10,000 00
998,
5,000 00
999,
5,000 00
1000,
5,000 00
1001,
5,000 00
1002,
5,000 00
1003,
5,000 00
1004,
12,000 00
1006,
5,000 00
1007,
3,000 00
1008,
10,000 00
1010,
5,000 00
1015,
5,000 00
1016,
5,000 00
$110,000 00
1005,
$25,000 00
1008,
4,000 00
1011,
3,000 00
1012,
3,000 00
1013,
1,000 00
1014,
2,000 00
Paid by Water department,
$38,000 00
136
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Municipal Bonds Outstanding January 1, 1923:
Series 1923,
$14,000 00
1924,
14,000 00
1925,
14,000 00
1926,
14,000 00
1927,
14,000 00
1928,
14,000 00
1929,
14,000 00
1930,
14,000 00
1931,
14,000 00
1932,
14,000 00
$140,000 00
Municipal Highway Bonds Outstanding
Series 1930, $2,000 00
1931,
3,000 00
$5,000 00
Sundry Expenditures
STREET LIGHTS
Paid Twin State Gas & Electric Co.,
$ 8,930 61
Total expenditure,
$ 8,930 61
Transferred to City Poor and Soldiers' Aid, 308 54
Transferred to new equipment,
907 72
Transferred to parks and commons, 210 73
$10,357 60
CREDIT
By balance from 1921,
$ 1,357 60
Appropriation, 9,000 00
$10,357 60
SAMPSON POST, G. A. R.
Paid H. L. Worcester, Q. M.,
$200 00
CREDIT
By appropriation,
ยท $200 00
CITY HALL BONDS
Paid John L. Copp, treasurer,
$5,000 00
138
ANNUAL REPORT
CREDIT
By appropriation, $5,000 00
EAST ROCHESTER PUBLIC
LIBRARY
AND
READING ROOM
Paid George A. Elliott, treasurer,
$200 00
CREDIT
By appropriation, $200 00
COUNTY OF STRAFFORD
Paid Frank N. French, treasurer,
$21,092 81
CREDIT
By appropriation, $21,000 00
Transferred from State of New Hamp-
shire account, 92 81
$21,092 81
INSURANCE ON CITY HALL
Paid Charles W. Varney & Co.,
$217 50
Frederic E. Small, 217 50
Harvey D. Smith, 15 00
Frank L. Kendall Agency,
217 50
Kimball & Allen,
232 50
$900 00
139
CITY OF ROCHESTER
CREDIT
By appropriation,
$900 00
FUEL FOR CITY HALL
Paid Page & Otis, 8 tons coal, $ 120 00
A. F. Bradley, 8 tons coal,
120 00
E. M. Hawkes, 6 tons coal, 90 00
A. F. Bradley, 10 tons coal, 150 00
A. F. Bradley, 403/4 gross tons coal, 776 06
E. M. Hawkes, 4 tons 2.90 cwt. coal, 66 32
A. F. Bradley, 8 tons 11.40 cwt. coal, 132 84
Total expenditures, $1,455 22
Transferred to Parks and Commons, 92 47
Transferred to Street Sprinkling,
200 45
Transferred to Schools,
118 25
Transferred to unexpended balance,
133 61
$2,000 00
CREDIT
By appropriation,
$2,000 00
PUBLIC LIBRARY AND READING ROOM
Paid John L. Copp, treasurer, $6,700 00
CREDIT
By appropriation, $6,700 00
140
ANNUAL REPORT
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Paid John W. Plummer, state treasurer,
state poll tax, $ 9,188 00
John L. Copp, treasurer state tax, 26,835 00
Municipal Highway Bonds Account, 26,500 00
Total expenditures, $62,523 00
Transferred to Interest Account,
897 05
Transferred to County Tax,
92 81
Transferred to City Poor and Soldiers' Aid, 442 54
Transferred to unexpended balance, 20 00
$63,975 40
CREDIT
By appropriation,
$38,000 00
Received from :
Insurance tax,
$ 89 44
Railroad tax,
4,930 78
Savings Bank tax,
20,923 31
Building and Loan tax,
31 87
.$63,975 40
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Paid Rochester Water Works, $14,000 00
CREDIT
By appropriation, $14,000 00
141
CITY OF ROCHESTER
MUNICIPAL HIGHWAY BONDS
Paid Rochester Trust Co.,
$ 3,500 00
Rochester Trust Co., 26,500 00
$30,000 00
CREDIT
By appropriation, $ 3,500 00
Transferred from State of New Hamp-
shire, 26,500 00
$30,000 00
NEW EQUIPMENT
Paid New England Road Machinery Co., crusher screen and parts, $ 704 78
Rochester Lumber Co., lumber for new hopper, 421 53
Great Falls Mfg. Co., lumber for new hopper, 125 25
G. A. Langer, 1 15-H. P. motor, electri- cal fittings and labor, 317 76
Mack Motor Truck Co., 1 31/2 ton Mack truck with dump body and fully equipped, 5,664 07
Crossley Motor Sales Co., 1 1922 Ford truck, 646 00
Boston and Maine R. R., freight, 28 33
$7,907 72
142
ANNUAL REPORT
CREDIT
By appropriation, Transferred from Street Lights,
$7,000 00
907 72
$7,907 72
OVERLAY OF TAXES, 1921
Discounts allowed,
$ 1,012 80
Abatements allowed,
4,201 74
Balance,
6,791 41
$12,005 95
CREDIT
Balance from 1920,
$ 1,006 58
Overlay,
10,855 95
Interest collected,
143 42
$12,005 95
UNEXPENDED BALANCES
Paid Rochester Trust Co., principal of balance due on refunding water notes, $14,000 00
Rochester Trust Co., to meet water
bonds outstanding, 4,000 00
$18,000 00
143
CITY OF ROCHESTER
CREDIT
Transferred from Fuel for City Hall Ac- count, $ 133 61
Transferred from Health Account, 41 81
Transferred from Surface Drain Account, 258 64
Transferred from Opera House Account, 17 95
Transferred from Gypsy Moth Account,
294 30
Transferred from Sidewalk Account, 717 13
Transferred from State Highway Account, 1,548 60
Transferred from Sewerage Account,
1,274 36
Transferred from Fire Dept. Account,
223 24
Transferred from State of New Hampshire Account, 20 00
Transferred from Police Dept. Account,
314 72
Transferred from Overlay of taxes includ- ing 1921, 6,791 41
Deficit to be taken from Overlay of taxes 1922,
6,364 23
$18,000 00
Summary of Expenditures
- -
Highways,
$ 58,912 66
Fire,
16,961 05
Police,
7,712 73
Opera House,
1,155 95
Salaries,
12,448 90
Sewerage,
1,751 97
Sidewalks,
3,862 15
State Highway, maintenance and construc- tion,
16,441 13
Parks and Commons,
916 45
Health,
161 44
Street Sprinkling,
3,770 10
Miscellaneous,
7,762 78
Schools,
84,050 78
Public Library,
6,700 00
Sampson Post, G. A. R.,
200 00
East Rochester Public Library and Read- ing Room,
200 00
Street Lights,
8,930 61
State Tax,
26,835 00
State Tax, division of poll tax for bonus,
9,188 00
County Tax,
21,092 81
City Hall Bonds,
5,000 00
Municipal Bonds,
14,000 00
Municipal Highway Bonds,
30,000 00
Insurance on City Hall,
900 00
Notes,
110,000 00
Interest,
10,783 53
Gypsy Moths,
136 60
145
CITY OF ROCHESTER
City Poor and Soldiers' Aid,
$4,246 00
Fuel for City Hall,
1,455 22
Surface Drains, New Equipment,
2,241 36
7,907 72
Principal of balance due on refunding
notes and to meet bonds outstanding, 18,000 00
$493,724 94
TRANSFERS
The following transfers were made either by vote of City Council or as provided by Statute and Ordinance :
City Clerk's fees to Miscellaneous, $ 265 71
Dog Depredations to Schools, 1,044 82
Highways to Interest, 473 95
Miscellaneous to Interest,
5,391 30
Fire Department to Unexpended Balance,
223 24
Police Department to Interest,
2,534 10
Police Department to Unexpended Bal- ance, 314 72
Salaries to Interest,
239 13
Opera House to Interest,
262 00
Opera House to Unexpended Balance,
17 95
Sidewalks to Unexpended Balance,
717 13
State Highways to Unexpended Balance,
1,548 60
Surface Drains to Unexpended Balance,
258 64
Sewerage Department to Unexpended Bal- ance, 1,274 36
Fuel for City Hall to Street Sprinkling,
200 45
Health Department to Unexpended Bal- ance, 41 81
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ANNUAL REPORT
Street Lights to Shade Trees, Parks and Commons, $210 73
Fuel for City Hall to Shade Trees, Parks and Commons, 92 47
Fuel for City Hall to Schools,
118 25
State of New Hampshire to City Poor and Soldiers' Aid, 442 54
Street Lights to City Poor and Soldiers' Aid, 308 54
Street Lights to New Equipment,
907 72
State of New Hampshire to County Tax,
92 81
Fuel for City Hall to Unexpended Balance,
133 61
State of New Hampshire to Interest, 897 05 State of New Hampshire to Unexpended Balance, 20 00
Gypsy Moth Department to Unexpended Balance, 294 30
Overlay of Taxes 1921 to Unexpended Bal- ance, 6,791 41
$25,117 34
City Clerk's Report
Balance on hand January 1, 1922, Received on account of :
$
143 57
Taxes, 1921,
14,036 76
Taxes, 1922,
298,916 58
City Clerk's fees,
268 76
Sewerage,
1,347 49
Notes,
110,000 00
Licenses,
496 00
Rent of East Rochester Opera House,
309 12
Taxes redeemed,
430 09
Candidate's money,
32 00
Miscellaneous receipts,
18 93
Auto permits,
11,262 75
Gasoline sold to departments,
148 23
Highways,
19,386 61
Fire department,
184 29
Opera house,
1,402 10
Sidewalks,
2,411 83
Salaries,
600 00
State highways,
5,989 73
Police,
4,884 93
Schools,
1,932 53
Street sprinkling,
49 00
City poor,
4 00
Parks and commons,
13 25
Interest,
26 00
Health,
3 25
State of New Hampshire,
25,975 40
$500,273 20
148
ANNUAL REPORT
CREDIT
Paid Treasurer, $499,904 54 Cash in hands of City Clerk, Dec. 31, 1922, 368 66
$500,273 20
This is to certify that I have examined the accounts of the City Clerk for the year 1922 and I believe that above statement to be a true and correct statement. BYRON H. HORNE,
Auditor.
January 29, 1923.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT JANUARY 1, 1923
Municipal bonds,
140,000 00
Municipal highway bonds,
5,000 00
City Hall bonds,
19,000 00
Checks out unpaid,
46,807 02
Amount due water works on account,
112 97
$210,919 99
CREDIT
Boston and Maine stock, $800 00
Due on sundry accounts,
1,593 68
Due on collector's list, 1921,
128 60
Due on collector's list, 1922,
6,491 31
Cash in hands of treasurer,
47,140 32
$56,153 91
149
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Net indebtedness, exclusive of water bonds, $154,766 08
Water bonds outstanding, 5,000 00
Sinking fund for water bonds outsanding, 4,000 00
Decrease of debt during 1922, exclusive of water bonds, 53,143 80
Bonded indebtedness decreased during 1922, 49,000 00
STATEMENT OF BALANCE DUE FROM TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE YEAR 1921
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1922, $9,664 19
Balance due on 1921 lists as of Jan. 1, 1922, 4,911 68
Interest collected since Jan. 1, 1922, 61 20
$14,637 07
CREDIT
Collected and paid treasurer, $14,036 76
Abatements since Jan. 1, 1922, 471 71
Sprinkling tax of Dover, Somersworth, and Rochester St. Ry. Co., (payment refused), 128 60
$14,637 07
150
ANNUAL REPORT
I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts of Gilbert F. Shaw, Tax Collector of the City of Rochester, N. H., for the year 1921, and find them complete as per the above statement.
BYRON H. HORNE,
November 28, 1922. Auditor.
STATEMENT OF TAX COLLECTOR
For the Year 1922, as of January 2, 1923
Resident list (warrant),
$294,380 89
Added list,
170 54
Poll tax list (warrant),
17,496 00
Added list,
109 00
Interest,
110 18
$312,266 61
CREDIT
Collected and paid treasurer,
$298,916 58
Cash on hand,
2,489 51
Discounts,
1,348 29
Abatements,
3,020 92
Balance due on 1922 list Dec. 31, 1923,
6,491 31
$312,266 61
I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts of Gilbert F. Shaw, Tax Collector of the City of Roch- ester, N. H., for the year 1922, and find them as per the above statement.
BYRON H. HORNE,
December 30, 1922.
Auditor.
151
CITY OF ROCHESTER ABATEMENTS
Gilbert F. Shaw's List, 1921
Allen, Phil, taxed twice,
$7 50
Authier, Eugene, taxed twice, 8 13
Burns, F. E., taxed twice,
5 00
Burns, Mrs. F. E., taxed twice,
5 00
Ballou,, Mrs. Ellen Est., poor,
37 50
Blake, Martha C., taxed twice,
32 50
Brennan, John S. W. Veteran,
9 37
Brock, F. S., taxed twice,
5 00
Berry, Ariana Est., bridge,
3 00
Bickford, L. Francis, over taxed,
06
Buzzell, Howard, S. W. Veteran,
5 00
Butler, Elmer, not twenty-one,
5 00
Brennan, Thos., non-resident,
5 00
Breton. Napoleon, taxed twice,
5 00
Briggs, James, over seventy,
5 00
Babb, Henry, non-resident,
5 00
Brock, Lydia, unknown,
5 00
Bickford, Harold E., non-resident,
5 00
Blaisdell, Harry, taxed twice,
5 00
Chesley, Guy R., soldier,
2 00
Castonguay, Fred, soldier,
2 00
Crediford, Mary, over taxed,
7 50
Clark, J. C., over seventy,
5 00
Cone, E. C., non-resident,
5 00
Clark, Nellie M., taxed twice,
5 00
Corson, Freeman, over taxed, .
25 00
Chesley, Emma L., over taxed,
246 36
Corson, Mary O., over seventy,
5 00
Corson, E. Hood, over seventy,
5 00
Corson, Eva C., taxed twice,
5 00
.
152
ANNUAL REPORT
Callahan, Jos. E., taxed twice,
$7 50
Capplette, Jos., poor, 5 00
Callahan, James, taxed twice, 7 50
Cartier, Wilfred, non-resident,
3 00
Cartier, Ida, not known,
5 00
Confetti, Geo., non-resident,
5 00
Canney, Chas. O., over seventy,
5 00
Dame, Fannie A., over taxed,
84
Demaris, Sarah, over taxed,
10 00
Dodge, Rosella, poor,
5 00
Durwaid, Margaret A., taxed twice,
5 00
Desmarais, Lena, taxed twice,
5 00
Davis, Bertha, non-resident,
5 00
Davis, John, non-resident,
5 00
Daniels, Louis, soldier,
2 00
Dearborn, Rex, not twenty-one,
5 00
Downing, Ralph E., soldier,
2 00
Fogg, Elizabeth, taxed twice,
5 00
Felker, Henry, over taxed,
25 70
Foss, Harold, watering tub,
3 00
Felker, Bell M., taxed twice,
5 00
Foss., Fred B., non-resident,
5 00
Foss, Eugene I., taxed twice,
5 00
Foss, Harry R., taxed twice,
5 00
Foss, Alfred, taxed twice,
5 00
Fernald, Byron F. Est., over taxed,
1 88
Gingras, Adolph, soldier,
2 00
Grenier, Adilon, non-resident,
5 00
Greenfield, Delia, over taxed,
2 50
Griffin, Martin, non-resident,
5 00
Guimond, F. X., poor,
24 48
Gosselin, Ella F., over taxed,
1 25
Gagne, Geo., poor,
7 50
Gagne, Geo., Ward 5, road,
5 00
CITY OF ROCHESTER
153
Glidden, Robert G., over taxed,
$2 50
Grant, Harry, non-resident, 5 00
Hartford, D. B., over taxed,
5 80
Hazelton, Frank, soldier
2 00
Howard, Stella, blind,
5 00
Halpin, Mary, over taxed,
7 50
Hartford, Lyle F., non-resident,
5 00
Hoyt, Harry N., over taxed,
3 75
Harris, Geo., taxed twice,
20 00
Hislop, Mary E., over taxed,
7 50
Hutchins, Geo. D., taxed twice,
5 00
Hall, Nelson O., taxed twice,
13 75
Hanscam, Fred E., over taxed,
32 50
Hastie, Ella M., over taxed, Howard, Leslie M., taxed twice,
5 00
Hoyt, H. H., taxed twice,
3 75
Huppe, Alphonse, taxed twice,
5 00
Hersom, Wm., non-resident,
5 00
Horr, Martha P., over seventy,
5 00
Horne, Ernest E., taxed twice,
5 63
Hussey, Wallace, over taxed,
12 85
Hanson, Lizzie H., poor,
27 50
Howard, Thos. B., cripple,
5 00
Howith, Nellie, sick,
5 00
Hanson, Mattie, taxed twice,
5 00
Hale, Mrs. G. F., non-resident,
5 00
Haley, Patrick, poor,
5 00
Hebert, Leona, poor,
5 00
Hoyt, N. F., over seventy,
5 00
Iredale, Thomas, over taxed,
7 38
Jacques, Archie, soldier,
2 00
Jackson, Martha, over seventy,
5 00
Jenness, Francis, over seventy,
5 00
Judd, N. L., S. W. Veteran,
5 00
8 75
154
ANNUAL REPORT
Kenney, Laura, taxed twice,
$5 00
Lipson, Louis, taxed twice, 5 00
Laguenesse, Ludger, non-resident, 5 00
Lamontague, August, dead,
5 00
Lothrope, Mr., Union St., not found,
5 00
Lacombe, Mary, gone,
5 00
Lemke, Elizabeth G., soldier's widow,
5 00
Linscott, Tyler & Wilson, over taxed,
1,250 00
Leavitt, Mary A., invalid,
5 00
Leclair, Rose, taxed twice,
5 00
Lemire, Ernest, taxed twice,
5 00
Lacoutoure, Armond, soldier,
2 00
Mangar, James R., over taxed,
1 87
March, Leroy, taxed twice,
5 00
Moulton, Sarah A., over taxed,
5 00
Marsden, Mary, taxed twice,
5 00
Miller, Douglas, not twenty-one,
5 00
Mills, Mrs. G. W., over taxed,
1 75
Moisen, Peter, over taxed,
1 50
Meserve, Chas. S., over seventy,
5 00
McDonald, Mrs. Peter, taxed twice,
5 00
Mooney, E. P., over taxed,
2 50
Miller, Adolph, taxed twice,
5 00
McCarty, Mike, soldier,
2 00
Marden, Gertrude, taxed twice,
5 00
Morse, Selina, taxed twice,
5 00
McIntire, Annie, taxed twice,
5 00
Morton, Martin, non-resident,
5 00
Maxfield, Annie, taxed twice,
5 00
McDonald, Bridget, taxed twice,
5 00
McCoskey, Thos., not twenty-one,
5 00
Marsden, Wm. H., non-resident,
5 00
Meader, Clara E., taxed twice,
5 00
Marinda, France, unknown,
5 00
155
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Magner, Nellie, taxed twice,
$5 00
O'Malley, Peter, over taxed, 7 50
O'Brien, Pat, taxed twice,
5 00
O'Neil, Wm., dead,
5 00
Otis, Warren P., taxed twice,
5 00
O'Hagen, John, non-resident,
5 00
Palmer, Harry, dead,
5 00
Perrault, Theodore, taxed twice,
5 00
Plude, Arthur, soldier,
2 00
Pino, Paul, gone,
5 00
Pino, Mary, gone,
5 00
Proctor Bros., over taxed,
7 50
Paider, John, gone,
5 00
Phillips, Minnie, not twenty-one,
5 00
Pearl, Isaac, over seventy,
5 00
Quinn, Neal, over taxed,
70
Rand, Chas. W., W. T.,
3 00
Ruell, Lena, taxed twice,
5 00
Remick, Otis, taxed twice,
5 00
Remick, Mrs. Otis, taxed twice,
5 00
Rochester Hospital Assn., Ex.,
308 40
Richards, Jos., dead,
5 00
Randall, John, poor,
5 00
Rublee, Dr. G. C., solider,
2 00
Sanfacon, Joseph, S. W. Veteran,
20 00
Shepard, Mrs. John, over taxed,
1 25
Springfield, Geo. H., taxed twice,
2 50
Shorey, Carrie B., taxed twice,
5 00
Shorey, Sewell, over taxed,
15 00
Sleeper, LeRoy, soldier,
2 00
Small, Mary E., non-resident,
5 00
Stuart, Chester D., taxed twice,
5 00
Trafton, Myra, taxed twice,
5 00
Tuttle, Edson C., taxed twice,
62 50
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ANNUAL REPORT
Troy, Francis, invalid,
$5 00
Tripp, Kate B., taxed twice, 5 00
Tobin, M. Geneva, over taxed, 5 80
Torr, Chas. C., over taxed,
7 50
Tufts, M. Corina, non-resident,
5 00
Turmelle, Thos. F., Est., taxed twice,
5 00
Watson, Effie L., over taxed,
38 40
Wing, F. L., over taxed,
141 41
Winkley, L. B., taxed twice,
5 00
Wing, F. L., taxed twice, 5 00
Wing, Eva, taxed twice,
5 00
Wheeler, Chas., taxed twice,
5 00
Watson, James O., S. W. Veteran,
20 00
Winkley, Chas. F., soldier,
2 00
$3,111 31
Rochester, N. H., Dec. 31, 1921.
Received from the Assessors of the City of Roches- ter, N. H., the foregoing abatements on list of taxes for the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty- one (1921) amounting to the sum of three thousand one hundred and forty-nine dollars and seventy-two cents.
GILBERT F. SHAW, Collector.
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
ADDITIONAL ABATEMENTS ON G. F. SHAW'S LIST, 1921
Bickford, Geo. A., over taxed,
$12 50
Bryant, Eva, non-resident, 5 00
Bouchard, Emeline, taxed twice,
5 00
Boucher, Delinia, non-resident,
5 00
Cormier, Demirese, poor,
5 00
Clow, Fred, Veteran,
2 00
Carll, Hattie, taxed twice,
5 00
Dixon, Thomas H., over taxed,
5 00
Duffee, Andrew, taxed twice,
5 00
Emerson, Mrs. E. T., taxed twice,
32 13
Fernald, Bertha M., taxed twice,
5 00
Foss, Ira, Veteran,
5 00
Foss, Eugene T., over taxed,
7 50
Gaspure, Moses, non-resident,
5 00
Hayes, Etta R., over taxed,
10 00
Harding, W. F., non-resident,
5 00
Howard, Samuel, unknown,
5 00
Howard, J. W., taxed twice,
5 00
Hayes, Nellie, over taxed,
25 70
Hersom, Edith, not of age,
5 00
Hebert, Mary, unknown,
5 00
Jenkins, Aramella, unknown,
5 00
Kotanty, Moscock, unknown,
5 00
Leighton, Earl, non-resident,
5 00
Leurbey, Rose, non-resident,
5 00
Libby, John, non-resident,
5 00
Labelle, Olbina, non-resident,
5 00
Laclair, Lewis, non-resident,
5 00
Laclair, Clara, non-resident,
5 00
Lanoix, Ethel, taxed twice,
5 00
Lord, Lillian, taxed twice,
5 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Ludden, Alice, taxed twice,
$5 00
Marcotte, Fred, Veteran, 30 00
Mann, Mr. and Mrs., unknown, 10 00
Martin, Dolphas, unknown,
5 00
Martin, William A., Veteran,
30 00
McMellon, Marjorie, poor,
5 00
McLeod, Malcolm, non-resident,
5 00
McGarbey, Charles, cripple,
5 00
Nickerson, Morrice, not of age,
5 00
Otis, John, taxed twice,
5 00
Pearl, Alice, not of age,
5 00
Pineo, Eliza, non-resident,
5 00
Peterson, Maud, taxed twice,
36 88
Pineo, Frank, taxed twice,
5 00
Ricker, George, non-resident,
5 00
Roscoe, George, non-resident,
5 00
Robbin, Fred, sick,
5 00
Small, Chester, non-resident,
5 00
Smith, D. S., taxed twice,
5 00
Sargent, Almira, over seventy,
5 00
Sullivan, Eddie, unknown,
5 00
Stacy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy, non-resident, paid in Dover, 10 00
Seavey, Fred H., Veteran,
5 00
Tayne, Henry, non-resident,
5 00
Thirault, Mary, taxed twice,
5 00
Trembly, Albert, non-resident,
5 00
Trembly, Charles, poor,
5 00
Trembly, Lily, poor, 5 00
Wyman, Nellie, taxed twice,
5 00
Wentworth, Linwood J., taxed twice, 5 00
Wentworth, William, non-resident,
5 00
Wentworth, Emma J., non-resident,
5 00
Williams, Jennie, non-resident,
5 00
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Williams, George, non-resident,
$5 00
Walter, Harry, non-resident,
5 00
$481 71
Rochester, N. H., Nov. 28, 1922.
Received from the Assessors of the City of Roch- ester the above abatements for the year 1921 on the list of taxes amounting to four hundred eighty-one dollars and seventy-one cents.
GILBERT F. SHAW, Tax Collector.
Report of City Treasurer
FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1922
RECEIPTS
1922
Jan. 1, balance,
$4,456 70
Taxes, 1921,
14,036 76
Taxes, 1922,
298,916 58
Water,
43,346 57
Notes and interest,
110,000 00
Insurance tax,
89 44
Railroad tax,
4,930 78
Savings bank tax,
20,923 31
Building & Loan tax,
31 87
City Clerk's fees,
200 00
Police, costs and fines,
4,873 43
Miscellaneous,
46,420 80
$548,226 24
EXPENDITURES
Highway,
$58,798 12
Sidewalks,
3,946 95
Sewerage,
1,751 97
Surface drains,
2,241 36
Street lights,
8,930 61
Water works,
51,315 20
School,
84,570 29
City poor,
3,887 79
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Soldiers' aid,
$582 21
Salary,
12,475 90
Police,
7,709 52
Fire,
16,886 10
Notes and interest,
120,452 28
City bonds,
22,500 00
Miscellaneous,
88,409 47
State highway,
16,441 13
Health,
187 02
Dec. 31, balance,
47,140 32
$548,226 24
Jan. 1, 1923, balance,
$47,140 32
The above statement of the reccipts and expendi- tures of J. L. Copp, City Treasurer, has been examined and is correct.
B. H. HORNE, Auditor.
January 2, 1923.
DOG LICENSES, 1922
RECEIPTS
Balance January 1, 1922,
$918 02
Received licenses, 1,056 82
$1,974 84
162
ANNUAL REPORT EXPENDITURES
Paid School Department,
$907 42
Rochester Courier,
12 00
Balance,
1,055 42
$1,974 84
Balance, January 1, 1923,
1,055 42
I have examined the Dog License account of John L. Copp, Treasurer, for the year 1922, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched as per the above statement.
BYRON H. HORNE,
January 29, 1923.
Auditor.
Trust Funds
Account of Trustees of Trust Funds for the City of Rochester
ADAMS FUND
Amount : $12,800.
Donors : Seth Adams and Lewis Tebbetts.
Purpose: Income to be paid to poor widows, orphans and maiden ladies.
Investment: Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1930 series.
Income deposited in Rochester Trust Company.
STATEMENT
1922
Jan. 1 Balance carried into 1922
$247 79
By collected coupons, city bonds, 512 00
$759 79
To checks paid sixty-five beneficiaries at $8.00, 520 00 To paid Rochester Trust Co., rent safety deposit box, 3 00
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