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PARK DEPARTMENT
SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Year Ending December 31, 1936
Printed for the Department
1937
[Document 19 — 1937.]
ANNUAL REPORT
PARK DEPARTMENT
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1936.
Boston, December 31, 1936.
Hon. Frederick W. Mansfield,
Mayor of Boston.
Dear Sir, — In accordance with section 15 of chapter
185, Acts of 1875, the Park Commission herewith sub-
mits its annual report for the year 1935.
Respectfully submitted,
William P. Long,
Chairman.
City Document No. 19.
Expenditures for Maintenance, January 1 to December 31, 1936.
Parks and Gardens.
Abraham Lincoln square
Algonquin square .
Alvah Kittredge park
Andrew Henry square
Aquarium
Arborway
Arnold Arboretum
Avenue Louis Pasteur
Berners square
Blackstone square
Boston Common Bandstand
Boston Common, Deer Park
Boston Common, Flagstaff Hill
Boston Common grounds
Boston Common kiosk
Boston Common, Park Street Station
Boston Common, West Street Station
Braddock park
Brighton square
Bromley park
Camp Meigs .
Cedar square .
Centervale park
Central square
Chestnut Hill park
City Hall grounds
City square
Cleveland circle
Columbia road
Columbus square
Commonwealth avenue, extension
Commonwealth avenue, main
Concord square
Copley square
Copp's Hill terrace
Cornelius T. Mahoney square
Dorchester park
Drohan square
Eaton square
Edward M. Cunningham square
Edward Everett square
Elm Hill park
Essex square
Carried forward
00
00
$5 00
5 00
7 50
5 00
26,235 33
6,507 51
1,903 19
5
5
1,208 25
1,133 07
1,305 35
611 99
17,690 87
390 00
2,094 34
1,368 58
115 50
94 66
240 83
55 00
235 00
5 00
247 33
1,670 25
15 00
134 00
17 59
5,572 64
92 50
7,474 21
8,571 04
300 99
45 68
990 00
5 00
823 62
5 00
298 83
69 00
5 00
5 00
134 00
$87,703 65
Park Department.
Brought forward
Fens
Fern square .
Florida street
Fort Hill square
Francis G. Hanlon square
Francis G. Kane square
Franklin Park, Administration Building, shops,
etc
Franklin Park, carpenter shop
Franklin Park, Ellicott Cottage
Franklin Park, golf course .
Franklin Park, greenhouse .
Franklin Park, grounds
Franklin Park, herb garden
Franklin Park, Overlook Buildings
Franklin Park, paint shop
Franklin Park, Refectory Buildin
Franklin Park, rock garden
Franklin Park, rose garden
Franklin Park, Schoolmasters' Hill
Franklin Park, storehouse .
Franklin Park, toboggan slides
Franklin square
Fred C. W. Olsen square
General Heath square .
Gordon E. Denton square .
George Wright Golf Course
Greenwood square
Gustav Emmet square
Hayes square
Herbert J. Wolf square
Highland park
Horace C. Woodworth square
Horatio Harris Park
Independence square
Irving W. Adams park
Jackson square
John E. Donovan park
Lieut. Parker B. Jones square
Lincoln square
Linwood park
Longwood park ...
Madison park
Marine Park and Castle Island
Massachusetts avenue .
Maverick square .
Michael J. Brophy park
Mount Bowdoin green .
Carried forward
$87,70,3
65
17,267
89
83
00
40
00
294
91
5
00
5
00
34,997
14
8,377
84
646
13
13,081
98
31,247
20
26,611
25
144
22
304
94
4,375 46
2,404
23
670
90
3,273
00
123
00
26,383
21
2,349
46
1,237
84
41
00
5
00
5
00
7,469 41
5
00
5
00
134
00
5
00
180
66
5
00
411
66
1,039
03
218
50
77
00
388
33
5
00
348
33
5
00
55
00
927
00
8,130
19
2,301
55
69
66
470
53
220
33
,149 43
4
City Document No. 19.
Brought forward
Oak square
Oakview terrace
Olmsted park
Orchard park .
Peabody square
Prescott square
Public Garden
Putnam square
Richardson square
Riverway
Rutland square
Savin Hill park
Seaver street .
Soldiers' Monument lot
Spaulding square
Statler park
St. Stephen square
Strandway
Sullivan square
Thomas park .
Tremlett square
Turner square
Union park
Victory road, public ground
Vincent Cutillo park
Walnut park .
Waltham square
Warren square
Washington park
Webster square
Wellesley park
West Roxbury Parkway
William B. Corbett park
Williams square
Winthrop square .
Wolcott square
Worcester square .
World War Memorial park
Zoological Garden, animal range
Zoological Garden, antelope house
Zoological Garden, bear dens
Zoological Garden, bird house
Zoological Garden, camel house .
Zoological Garden, elephant house
Zoological Garden, general .
Zoological Garden, lion house
Zoological Garden, monkey house
Zoological Garden, service station
284,149 43
81
00
5
00
7,303
32
725
45
9
50
57
65
15,312
93
55
81
239
33
7,851
70
19
00
492
31
5
00
18
00
58
50
46
00
5
00
3,784
26
291
05
920
03
10
00
10
00
408
16
1,228
91
2,196
02
78
33
5
00
51
00
873
34
162 43
98
00
4,185
01
192
83
228
83
164
00
5
00
305
16
7,897 43
3,887
50
2,723
76
3,260
55
16,651
14
7 84
4,330
93
28,274
13
3,331
43
3,496
90
391
64
$405,885 54
Park Department.
Playgrounds.
Almont Street Playground .
American Legion Playground
Arthur F. McLean Playground .
Billings Field Playground .
Brookside Avenue Playground .
Ceylon Street Playground .
Charlesbank Playground
Charlestown Playground
Charlestown Heights Playground
Cherry Street Playground
Christopher J. Gibson Playground
Christopher J. Lee Playground .
Columbus Park Playground
Fallon Field Playground
Foster Street Playground
Francis Parkman Playground
Franklin Field Playground
Frederick D. Emmons Playground
George H. Walker Playground .
James L. Cronin Playground
James F. Healy Playground
Jefferson Playground .
John J. Connolly Playground
John A. Doherty Playground
John F. Holland Playground
John W. Murphy Playground
John H. L. Noyes Playground .
J. M. and J. J. Sullivan Playground
John Winthrop Playground
L. Gertrude Howes Playground .
Lester J. Rotch Playground
Mary Draper Playground .
Mary E. Hemenway Playground
Martin M. Lomasney Playground
Matthew J. Sweeney Playground
McConnell Park Playground
McKinney Playground
Mission Hill Playground
Paris Street Playground
Parker Hill Playground
Portsmouth Street Playground
Readville Playground .
Rev. Fr. Buckley Playground
Ripley Playground
Rogers Park Playground
Ronan Park Playground
Smith's Pond Playground .
Stanley A. Ringer Playground
00
39
74
06
$2,423 73
358 00
405 64
2,730 65
1,937 94
277 66
5,945 93
3,684 74
2,488 80
816 33
3,408 19
3,493 66
5,331 09
3,254 06
6
1,851
8,153
1,701
2,386 33
570 15
3,010 60
2,718 12
3,628 48
554 47
2,167 68
2,674 01
2,431 17
1,094 10
1,324 76
345 36
1,896 70
877 33
3,427 92
30 60
1,096 36
4,886 48
890 73
3,338 94
422 91
2,843 42
1,630 45
2,003 40
77 48
611 50
2,164 42
4,005 96
2,228 90
2,445 09
Carried forward
$106,052 43
City Document No. 19.
Brought forward
$106,052 43
Thomas J. Roberts Playground
4,447 19
Tyler Street Playground
243 00
Webster Avenue Playground
1,649 64
West Third Street Playground
1,363 07
William Amerena Playground
2,356 61
William J. Barry Playground
2,758 02
William E. Carter Playground
3,235 28
William Eustis Playground .
2,614 46
William H. Garvey Playground
2,644 57
William F. Smith Playground
2,368 63
Wood Avenue Playground .
185 00
$129,917 90
Gymnasia.
Cabot Street Gymnasium . . . $29,060 32
Columbia Road Gymnasium
9,750 90
Curtis Hall Gymnasium
14,581 66
Hyde Park Gymnasium
8,012 22
John J. Williams Gymnasium
10,295 51
Lexington Street Gymnasium
6,382 98
North Bennet Street Gymnasium
22,788 22
Paris Street Gymnasium
19,797 12
Roslindale Gymnasium
8,546 13
Tyler Street Gymnasium
8,800 19
Vine Street Gymnasium
9,798 80
$147,814 05
Baths and Beaches.
Broadway Municipal Building .... $16,748 97
Columbus Park Beach 15,769 98
Dover Street Bath House and Laundry . 60,053 02
Dewey Beach 4,738 08
Freeport Street Beach 4,814 54
Head House, Marine Park 10,062 72
L Street Bath House and Beach . . . 36,733 29
North End Park Beach and Bath . . . 14,622 99
Savin Hill Beach 433 23
Tenean Beach 3,763 01
World War Memorial Park Beach . . 4,643 67
Repair Room, Sewing Room and Stock Room, 16,844 42
Repair Yard, East Boston 3,948 82
$193,176 74
Boston Airport, East Boston .... $35,852 46
Park Department.
General Expense
Central Office — Administration
Stables .
Street trees
Suppression of moths .
Miscellaneous
Pensions and annuities
Automobiles, tractors, wagons, etc.
Emergency Relief projects .
Recapitulation.
Parks and gardens
Playgrounds ....
Gymnasia ....
Baths and beaches
Boston Airport, East Boston
General expense
$74,581 48
9,921 31
11,700 44
13,387 69
4,721 20
6,522 32
46,854 64
372,353 75
$540,042 83
$405,885 54
129,917 90
147,814 05
193,176 74
35,852 46
540,042 83
1,452,689 52
Expenditures of Loan, Revenue and Special Appropriations,
January 1, 1936, to December 31, 1936.
Recreation.
Animals, birds, etc
Common and Parks in existence on January 12, 1887, Main
tenance and Improvement of
Franklin Park, Improvements
Highland Park, Improvements, etc
Airport, Improvements
Castle Island and Marine Park, Improvements, etc.
Park and Playground, Improvements, etc.
Park, Vicinity of Nashua and Leverett streets
Reconstructing and Repairing Parkways and Roadways by
Contract
West Roxbury Parkway, Chapter 420, Acts of 1930
Playground, Wood Avenue, Hyde Park (new)
$1,461 57
216,103 31
17,062 91
264 25
27,907 72
86 00
10,348 34
75 00
12,896 64
966 73
10,000 00
$297,172 47
CASH RECEIPTS.
For Twelve Months Ending December 31, 1936.
Park Division.
From golf permits and use of lockers at Franklin
Park Golf Links
From permits, openings, occupations, etc.
Labor and use of equipment on cross country
course
Commission on telephones
Settlement of claims and property damage
Towels, soap, etc., in playground houses
Moth suppression
Carried forward $24,530 87
$16,023 50
279 82
60 00
139 99
23 00
1,796 83
6,207 73
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City Document No. 19.
Brought forward
Rentals, concessions
Miscellaneous
Sale of old materials and equipment .
Mary P. C. Cummings Estate, income
Mary P. C. Cummings Estate, fire insurance,
French Fund, income
Refund on expense account ....
Sinking Fund, receipts
Bath Division.
Towels, soap, etc. .
Refreshment concession
Commission on telephones
Sale of old materials
Refunds ....
Total
Above receipts were credited as follows :
General revenue
Department appropriations
Special Funds
Sinking Funds . . . .
$24,530 87
20,477 90
5 00
160 00
5,599 49
450 00
200 00
16 85
11,857 84
$35,248 34
25
00
79
13
51
92
29 50
$63,297 95
35,433 89
598,731 84
$80,607 66
5,816 34
450 00
11,857 84
$98,731 84
Report on Municipal Golf Links at Franklin Park, Season of 1936.
Opening Date — April 25, 1936. Closing Date — December 10,
1936.
Registered attendance, 39,614.
Annual permits issued, 1,056 at $10 each . $10,560 00
Daily permits issued, 3,616 at $1 each . 3,616 00
Twilight permits issued, 1,091 at 50 cents each, 545 50
Locker permits issued, 430 at $3 each . . 1,290 00
Profession's concession 12 00
$16,023 50
Franklin Park Toboggan Slide — 1936.
Nineteen days' and nights' coasting; attendance 33,350.
Skating Attendance Report,
Name of Playground.
Billings Field Playground .
Charlestown Playground
Columbus Park Playground
Dorchester Park .
Fens
Francis Parkman Playground
Franklin Field Playground
George H. Walker Playground
Carried forward
1936.
Attendance.
38,000
23,752
29,900
14,700
27,500
8,000
85,632
17,450
244,934
Park Department.
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Name of Playground.
Brought forward
Jefferson Playground .
John A. Doherty Playground
John W. Murphy Playground
John H. L. Noyes Playground
Mary Hemenway Playground
McConnell Park Playground
McKinney Playground
World War Memorial Park Playground
William Amerena Playground
William J. Barry Playground
William E. Carter Playground
William Eustis Playground .
William H. Garvey Playground
William F. Smith Playground
Attendance.
244,934
16,700
22,700
10,272
12,700
11,895
32,090
11,580
46,980
23,600
14,000
42,500
27,000
31,800
33,500
582,251
Attendance at Playgrounds, Season of 1936.
Name of Playground. Attendance.
Almont Street Playground 85,866
Billings Field Playground 151,748
Brookside Avenue Playground .... 32,000
Ceylon Street Playground 27,987
Charlesbank Playground 23,457
Charlestown Playground \ or ^a
Charlestown Heights Playground . . . J
Cherry Street Playground 52,459
Christopher J. Lee Playground ..... 173,327
Columbus Park Playground . . . . \ 246 580
Columbus Park Stadium /
Dorchester Park Playground .... 23,683
Fallon Field Playground 270,542
Fens Playground 238,543
Francis Parkman Playground .... 28,461
Franklin Field Playground 734,993
Frederick D. Emmons Playground . . . 27,539
George H. Walker Playground .... 145,774
James L. Cronin Playground .... 85,430
James F. Healy Playground .... 238,643
Jefferson Playground . . . . . . 273,570
John J. Connolly Playground .... 320,887
John A. Doherty Playground .... 385,452
John F. Holland Playground .... 48,993
John W. Murphy Playground . . . 48,552
John H. L. Noyes Playground .... 32,456
J. M. and J. J. Sullivan Playground . . . 42,360
John Winthrop Playground .... 63,347
Carried forward
3,887,975
10 City Document No.
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Name of Playground.
Attendance.
Brought forward
3,887,975
Lester J. Rotch Playground
180,500
1
Mary Draper Playground
62,853
Mary Hemenway Playground
83,458
Matthew J. Sweeney Playgrounc
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38,458
McConnell Park Playground
180,431
McKinney Playground
39,049
Mission Hill Playground
167,130
Portsmouth Street Playground
146,826
Readville Playground .
131,490
Ripley Playground
21,900
Rogers Park Playground
211,257
Ronan Park Playground
253,340
Savin Hill Playground .
65,000
Smith's Pond Playground
80,000
Stanley Ringer Playground
13,700
Thomas J. Roberts Playground
238,854
Tyler Street Playground
19,560
West Third Street Playground
22,349
World War Memorial Park Play
ground
219,149
William Amerena Playground
67,453
William J. Barry Playground
109,457
William E. Carter Playground
237,423
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William Eustis Playground
240,457
William H. Garvey Playground
210,800
William F. Smith Playground
217,000
7,145,869
Gymnasia, Class and Individi
jal Attendance, 1936.
Gymnasium.
Indi-
viduals.
Men.
Boys.
Women.
Girls.
Mothers.
Total.
1,088
4,410
506
245
2,090
6,045
967
800
5,003
12,314
5,268
1.560
941
5,727
2,652
123
2,944
6,927
2,485
710
35
1,531
1,001
12,101
36,954
12,879
3,438
Curtis Hall
Hyde Park
5,233
8,721
2,955
4,053
678
21,640
2,460
2,480
6,858
922
4,220
16,940
980
6,440
1,801
8,550
456
3,665
940
5,820
4,177
30,985
6,510
609
3,810
11,626
1,534
6,025
23,604
Tyler Street
1,144
2,811
2,410
15,906
56
1,915
838
4,501
4,448
25,133
15,828
32,800
80,017
20,946
39,463
3,245
192,299
Park Department.
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Shower Baths, Attendance, 1936.
Men.
Boys.
Women.
Girls.
Total.
89,100
37,947
47,400
31,917
107,885
27,204
196,765
35,114
79,515
165,675
29,405
58,040
93,530
353,604
20,485
17,038
16,300
19,295
11,725
11,140
20,745
22,960
30,225
24,235
21,915
27,740
17,555
138,838
35,345
12,091
2,185
9,934
41,615
3,290
100,055
11,659
40,470
72,477
4,210
7,099
18,220
43,323
12,520
9,497
6,925
9,162
16,540
4,160
8,270
12,301
20,825
11,850
8,295
5.402
18,418
80,799
157,450
76,573
Columbia Road Bath House
72,810
70,308
177,765
45,794
J. J. Williams Building Bath House,
Lexington Street Bath House
North Bennet Street Bath House . . .
325,835
82,034
171,035
274,237
63,825
98,281
147,723
616,564
1,353,101
400,196
401,973
224,964
2,380,234
Beaches and Swimming Pools, Attendance, 1936.
Men.
Boys.
Women .
Girls.
Total.
Cabot Street Pool
3,447
4,868
300,635
21,658
21,778
196,535
123,065
8,180
130,300
276,420
2,018
10,278
135,160
80,530
114,800
158,050
132,795
17,820
100,550
138,838
5,036
4,334
215,130
26,610
22,802
144,910
72,640
9,030
36,455
43,323
4,952
6,705
108,300
96,525
101,329
113,700
76,800
15,970
109,630
80,799
15,453
Curtis Hall Pool
26,185
759,225
225,323
260,709
613,195
North End Park Beach
405,300*
51,000)
World War Memorial Park Beach.. .
376,935.
539 380
1,086,886
890,839
580,270
714,710
3,272,705
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PARK DEPARTMENT — CEMETERY DIVISION.
The following annual report is presented for the
Cemetery Division from January 1, 1936, to December
31, 1936:
Department Cemeteries.
The burying grounds, cemeteries and tombs which
are owned by and in charge of the City of Boston are as
follows, with a total area of about 7,040,708 square feet:
Bennington Street, East Boston
Rainsford Island
Bunker Hill, Charlestown
Phipps Street, Charlestown
Copy's Hill, Hull street, City .
Ring's Chapel, Tremont street, City
Granary, Tremont street, City
Central, Common, City ....
South End South, Washington street, City
Hawes, Emerson street, South Boston .
Union, East Fifth street, South Boston
North, Upham's Corner, Dorchester
Eliot, Eustis street, Roxbury .
South, Dorchester avenue, Dorchester .
Westerly, Centre street, West Roxbury
Walter Street, West Roxbury .
Evergreen, Commonwealth avenue, Brighton,
Market Street, Brighton ....
Mount Hope, Walk Hill street, 125 acres
square feet
Fairview, Fairview avenue, Hyde Park, about 50 acres,
City Tombs.
Twenty-five in the South Ground; six in Phipps Street
Ground, Charlestown; one tomb for infants in South Ground;
one tomb for infants and one for adults in Copp's Hill Ground;
one for adults and one for infants in the Granary Ground;
one for infants in King's Chapel Ground; one for infants in
the Central Ground; two receiving tombs in East Boston;
one receiving tomb in Dorchester North; one receiving tomb
in Dorchester South; one receiving tomb in Evergreen Ceme-
tery, Brighton; one receiving tomb in Mount Hope Cemetery
and one receiving tomb in Fairview Cemetery, Hyde Park.
Square.
Feet.
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1838
43,560
48,202
1807
76,740
1630
89,015
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19,344
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82,063
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95,462
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Cemetery Division Receipts, January 1 to December 31, 1936.
General
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Perpetual
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Interest on
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Mount Hope
Fairview
Evergreen
Dorchester North.
Dorchester South .
Bennington Street .
Bunker Hill
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Copp's Hill
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King's Chapel. . . .
Phipps Street ....
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11,218 20
8,382 70
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425 52
139 38
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192 32
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$23,113 63
Total, General Fund, December 31, 1935 $1,678,114 60
Interest, General Fund, 1936 .
Revenue (General Receipts), 1936.
Payments from Fund during 1936:
To Cemetery Maintenance and Improvements.
To Interest and Premiums on Bonds
Total, Perpetual Care Fund, December 31, 1935 .
Perpetual Care Receipts, 1936
Revenue, $15,788.50.
Interest, $23,113.63.
Payments from Fund during 1936:
To Interest to Cemetery Appro-
priation $18,829 65
To Interest and Premium on Bonds, 1,940 42
67,267 80
57,221 55
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12,377 40
$571,914 86
38,902 13
$610,816 99
20.770 07
$1,802,603 95
52,377 40
$1,750,226 55
Total Cemetery Funds.
590,046 92
2,340,273 47
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Summary Statement of Cemetery Activities, January 1 to
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Cemetery Division Expenditures for Maintenance, Year Ending
December 31, 1936.
Office $4,295 18
Park Department ....... 656 00
Mount Hope 44,781 40
Fairview . 5,422 25
Evergreen 6,733 53
Dorchester North 2,322 26
Dorchester South 942 01
Bennington Street 1,207 81
Bunker Hill 500 00
Copp'sHill 1,113 68
Eliot 1,068 31
Granary 1,009 47
Hawes 334 00
King's Chapel 1,109 46
Phipps Street 525 81
South End South 1,540 10
Union 334 00
$73,895 27
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Appropriation $68,649 49
Transfer to from Maintenance and Improvement 8,391 54
$77,041 03
Transfer to Maintenance and Improvement 922 76
$76,118 27
Unexpended Balance 2,223 00
Total $73,895 27
Cemetery Division Maintenance and Improvement,
December 31, 1936.
Office .
Park Department
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Fairview
Evergreen .
Dorchester North
Dorchester South
Bennington Street
Bunker Hill
Copp's Hill
Eliot .
Granary-
King's Chapel
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1,968 59
2,485 27
1,264 48
540 62
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Total Appropriation $40,000 00
Transfer to Regular Appropriation 8,391 54
$31,608 46
Transfer from Regular Appropriation 922 76
Total $32,531 22
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