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ANNUAL STATEMENT
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
or THE
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OF THE
CITY OF CHiRLESTOWN
FOR THE
J^inmtnal ^ear jenbing J^ebntsrg 29, 1S64 :
AND THE
REPOET OF THE CHIEE ENGINEER.
BOSTON:
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CITY TREASURER.
In Common Council, May 30, 1864,
Accepted, and sent up for concurrence.
GUSTAVUS V. HALL, Clerk.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen, May 30, 1864.
Concurred :
DANIEL WILLIAMS, City Clerk,
CITY OF CHARLESTOWN.
May 30, 1864.
The Joint Standing Committee on Finance, to whom was referred
the Treasurer's Annual Statement of Receipts and Expenditures,
Report, that they have examined the within account of Lowell
W. Chamberlin, City Treasurer, of his Receipts and Expendi-
tures, for the Financial Year ending February 29, 1864, which they
find correctly cast, and sustained by proper vouchers ; and the bal-
ance in the hands of the Treasurer, at that date, as appears by his
statement, was thirty-one thousand one hundred and twenty-nine dol-
lars, and forty-six cents. ($31,129.46.)
P. J. STONE,
FRANCIS THOMPSON,
MATTHEW H. MERRIAM,
EUGENE L. NORTON,
JAMES H. POTTS,
JOHN GARDNER,
HORATIO P. DUNNELS,
JAMES W. ROBERTS,
Committee
on
Finance.
Dr. city of CHARLESTOWN,
FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING MARCH 1, 1863,
#5,332 10
To am't paid Pay Roll, No. 13, Deferred, $4,565 84
" Soldiers' Pay Roll, No. 1, Deferred, 766 26
1,
$11,649 94
2
11,585 82
3',
41,919 91
4,
39,726 38
5,
9,265 60
6,
31,758 61
7,
40,070 05
8,
61,558 72
9,
58,195 06
10,
51,153 29
11,
32,832 86
12,
47,136 26
13,
24,419 57
$461,272 12
to Soldiers' Families, 50,176 49
Interest on Notes, Bonds, &c., 27,144 30
A. Babcock's Bequest, deposited in the
Five Cent Savings Bank, 2,859 00
Monument Bank Temporary Loan, $100,000 00
Bunker Hill " " " 65,000 00
$165,000 00
part of Principal of the Jacob Foss Fund, 153 83
State Tax, for 1863, $41,568 00
County " " " 12,810 48
$54,378 48
William Cutter School Fund, West Cam-
bridge, Mortgage Note on the Pattee
Estate, 465 00
Warren Institute for Savings, City Note,
dated June 19, 1860, 3,571 42
Assessors' Warrant, 4 00
Taxes Refunded, by order of H. Lyon,
Assessor, 14 82
Cash on hand, February 29, 1864, $31,129 46
$801,492 02
CJiarlestown, February 29, 1864.
in Ac't with L. W. CHAMBERLIN, Treas. Cr.
AND ENDING FEBRUARY 29, 1864.
By Am't Balance last year's Account,
" Sale of City Bonds,
" " " Water Bonds,
.i^6,000 00
208,000 00
rec'd of Bunker Hill Bank, Temporary Loan, 82,3.57 52
" Monument " " " 130,000 00
" Gossler & Co., 50,000 00
Superintendent of Streets, Sale of Manure,
Rents of City Property,
E. T. Swift, for Permits for the Burial
of Bodies brought from other Cities
and Towns,
John Stearns, Premiums on City Bonds, 750 00
" " " " Water " 6,250 00
B. Titus, part payment of E. Crafts' Note,
Interest on Notes, Bonds, &c.,
John Gary, for Sale of Offal,
Daniel Williams, City Clerk, Fees,
Thomas Williams' Note, dated Nov. 1, 1858,
A. Chamberlin, Rent and Gas, City Hall,
S. G. Phipps & A. L, Dole, Note one year,
Benj. Phipps, Exec'r, bequest of A. Babeock,
Jacob Foss, for Gravel,
Mrs. J. W. Hamilton, for State Aid, overpaid,
Fitchburg Railroad and others, for Sidewalks,
Edgestones, and Paving,
J. E. Daniels and others, Drain Assessments.
E. T. Swift, City Marshal, Fees,
Commonwealth Militia Bounty,
D. Tillson, Bill paid back,
Commonwealth School Fund,
E. Lawrence, Sale of Old Buildings,
Commonwealth, Rent of Armories,
H. Lyon, balance of amount advanced to him
to defray his expenses in visiting the Army
of the Potomac, in 1862,
T. T. Sawyer, Fees and Rent of Library Hall,
" " Sale of Old Paper,
" " Subscriptions to Public Library,
United States, for Recruiting,
Commonwealth, Aid to Soldiers' Families in 1862,
" Equalization of Bounties,
" Aid to Soldiers' Families in 1861,
George Short, for Sale of Manure,
Charlestown Gas Co., for Salary of Superintendent
of Street Lamps,
for Taxes, 1861, 1 50
" " 1862, 5,255 14
" 1863, 172,513 U
Cost, $368 69, — Interest, ^-285 73,
Soldiers' Deferred Roll,
Deferred Pay Roll, No. 14,
Accounts Audited and charged to their respective
Appropriations, but not paid.
$18,264 94
214,000 00
262,357 52
15 54
1,414 08
133 00
7,000 00
500 00
3,888 87
940 19
399 97
1,558 00
190 00
2,800 00
2,850 00
.32 00
46 27
4,107 77
860 42
854 50
294 70
13 56
1,013 93
239 44
350 GO
127 43
407 65
2 69
58 00
79 22
40,000 00
34,189 15
211 00
14 25
100 00
177,769 78
654 42
517 30
2,215 98
21,018 45
#301,492 02
?speetfully submitted,
L. W, CHAMBERLIN, Treasurer.
CITY OF CHARLESTOWN.
May 30th, 1864.
The Joint Standing Committee on Finance, in conformitj with
an Ordinance of the City, requiring the same, have prepared, and
now lay before the City Council, a detailed statement of the Re-
ceipts and Expenditures of the City, for the Financial Year, ending
February 29th, 1864, with a Schedule of the City Property, and the
estimated value thereof: also, a statement of the City Debt. They
recommend the adoption of the accompanying order.
P. J. STONE, Chairman.
In Common Council, May 30, 1864.
Accepted, and sent up for concurrence.
G. V. HALL, Clerk.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen, May 30, 1864.
Concurred :
DANIEL WILLIAMS, City Clers.
CITY OF CHARLESTOWN.
In Common Council, May 30th, 1B64.
Ordered, That the Joint Standing Committee on Finance, be
authorized and instructed to cause one thousand copies of the
" Statement of Receipts and Expenditures," of the City, for the
Financial Year ending February 29th, 1864, to be printed for the
use of the citizens ; and that public notice be give» when the same
are ready for distribntion, that citizens so desiring, may call and ob-
tain copies. The expense thereof to be charged to the Appropria-
tion for Contingences.
In Common Council, May 30, 1864.
Passed, and sesit up for coneurrenceo.
G. V. HALL, Clekk.
In Board of M^yor and Aldermen, May 30, 1864.
Concurred :
DANIEL WILLIAMS, City Clerk.
RECEIPTS
FOR THE
FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1864.
By balance of Cash on hand, March 1, 1863, $18,264 94
" amount of Temporary Loans, 262,357 52
From Sale of City Bonds, $6,000 GO
" Premium on City Bonds, 750 00
" Sale of Water Loan Bonds, 208,000 00
" Premium on Water Loan Bonds, 6,250 00
221,000 00
" Commonwealth, Militia Bounty, $294 70
Bent of Armories, 350 00
School Fund, 1,013 93
State Aid, pd. 1861, 211 00
" " " 1862,40,000 00
Equalization of
Bounties, 34,189 15
76,058 78
" Mrs. J. W. Hamilton, State Aid re-
funded, $46 27
" United States, for Recruiting, 79 22
•* H. Lyon, balance of $500 advanced
him as Agent to visit wounded
Soldiers, 127 43
252 92
" Interest on Notes and Bonds, 3,888 87
Amount carried forwaVd, $581,823 03
RECEIPTS. 11
Amount brought forward, $581,823 03
From Benj. Phipps, Executor, A. Babcock's
Legacy, 2,850 00
" S. G. Phipps, and al.. Executors,
Note one year, 2,800 00
" Thos. Williams, Note, Nov. 1, 1858, 1,558 00
" B. Titus, on E. Pratt's Note, 500 00
. 7,708 00
" Rent of City Property, 1,414 08
" A. Chamberlin, Rent and Gas, City
Hall, 190 00
" Daniel Williams, Licenses, &c., 399 97
" W. S. Robbins, Sale of Manure, 15 54
" George Short, " « u 14 25
1,604 08
" Fitchburg R. R. Company, and oth-
ers, for Sidewalks, Edge-stones, ^
and Paving, 4,107 77 ^
" J. E. Daniels and others. Drain As-
sessments, 860 42
« John Gary, Sale of Offal, 940
" E. T. Swift, Officers' Fees, 854 50
" " " Burial " 135 00
19 ^
989 50
429 76
" Water Commissioners, Sale of Old
Buildings, 239 44
" Trustees Public Library, Fuies and
Rent, ' 407 65
" Trustees Public Library, Subscrip-
tions, 58 00
" Trustees Public Library, Sale of
Old Paper, ^ 2 69
468 34
" Jacob Foss, for Gravel, 32 00
« D. Tillson, Bill refunded, 13 56
Amount carried forward, $599,216 09
12 RECEIPTS.
Amount brought forward, $599,216 09
From Gas Company, toward Salary of Su-
perintendent of Lamps, 100 00
" Taxes of 1861, $1 50
" « " 1862, 5,255 14
" " " 1863, 172,513 14
-^.^^— ™-= 177,769 78
" Costs on Taxes, 368 69
« Interest on Taxes, 285 73
" Soldiers* Roll charged, but unpaid, 517 30
, " Pay Roll No. 13, " " " 21,018 45
" Deferred Roll, No. 14, charged, but
unpaid, 2,215 98
..=«=^-«_ 23,751 73
$801,492 02
EXPENDITURES
FOK THE
FINANCIAL YEAH ENDING FEB. 29, 1864.
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Phinehas J. Stone, Mayor, $1,000 00
L. W. Chamberlin, Treasurer, 1,400 00
Daniel Williams, City Clerk, 1,400 00
"Wm. S. Eobbins, Superintendent of Streets, 800 00
J. Q. A. Griffin, City Solicitor, 500 00
Abram Chamberlin, City Messenger, 400 00
Gustavus V. Hall, Clerk of Common Council, 200 00
Erdix T. Swift, City Marshal, 900 00
" " " Health Officer, 100 00
" " " Superintendent of Burials, 100 00
David S. Tucker, Chief Engineer, 200 00
Thomas Brintnall, Assistant Engineer, 50 00
Barrent V. Dennis, " " 50 00
Henry P. Goodwin, " " 50 00
Israel P. Magoun, " " 50 00
Thomas Brintnall, Clerk of Engineers, 75 00
Board of Assessors, 1,200 00
Amount Appropriated, $8,475 00
" Expended, 8,475 00
^,475 00
Amount carried forward, $8,475 00
14 EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward, $8,475 00
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
Charles E. Stetson, Salary as Teacher, $1,450 00
George W. Warren, " " 450 00
Catharine Whitney, " " 625 00
Frances M. Read, " " 462 50
Mary Curtis, " " 387 50
Harriet E. Lovett, " " 337 50
Wm. H. Saunders, " " 1,250 00
George Swan, " " 1,250 00
B. F. S. Griffin, " « 1,250 00
Joseph T. Swan, " " 1,250 00
Joseph B. Morse, " " 1,250 00
Caleb Murdock, " " 850 00
William Baxter, " " 850 00
John G. Adams, " " 450 00
Annie M Lund, " " 100 00
Caroline Phipps, " " 100 00
Martha A. Bigelow, " « 100 00
Phebe A. Knight, « " 337 50
Mary S. Thomas, " " 337 50
Judith C. Walker, " " 306 25
Abby F. Crocker, " « 306 25
Frances S. Lothrop, " " 137 50
Sarah J, Mills, " " 300 00
Maria T. Delano, " " 300 00
Mary A. Osgood, " « 337 50
Maria Brown, " « 337 50
Margaret Veazie, " " 337 50
Mary J. Fuller, " " 337 50
Amounts carried oiward, $15,787 50 $8,475 00
EXPENDITURES. 15
Amounts brought forward, $15,787 50 $8,475 00
Julia A. Worcester, Salary as Teacher,
Henrietta J. Merrill, " "
V. A. M. L. Dadley, " «
Sophia W. Page, " "
Nancy M. Caswell, " "
Ann M. Hobbs, " "
Sarah H. Woodman, " "
Abby M. Clark, "
Aurelia R. Hamilton, " "
Arabella P. Moulton, " "
Mary F. Goldthwait, " "
Emily B. Browne, " "
Mary L. Sheffield, " "
Sarah M. Chandler, " "
H. A. T. Dadley, "
Hannah M. Sawyer, " "
Abby L. Swan, " "
Josephine M. Flint, " "
Frances M. Clark, " "
Amy E. Bradford, " "
Ann E. Weston, " "
Sarah E. Archer, "
Martha Blood, " "
EUzabeth Swords, " "
Ellen M. Crafts, " "
Elizabeth W. Yeaton, " "
Maria J. Smith, " . "
Malvina B. Skilton, " "
Mary A. Foster, " "
Louisa A. Pratt, " "
Joanna S. Putnam, " "
Ellen M. Armstead, " "
Sarah E. Smith, " "
Elizabeth R. Brower, " "
Lydia M. Butts, " "
Amounts carried forward, $26,840 61 $8,475 00
$15,787
50
337
50
300
00
306
25
337
50
216
66
216
66
337
50
337
60
81
25
337
50
350
00
326
05
306
24
33t
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
175
00
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
$26,840
61
16 EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $26,840 61 $8,475 00
Catharine W. Trowbridge, Salary as Teacher, 337 50
Louisa W. Huntress, "
Matilda Gilman, "
Frances M. Lane, "
Helen G. Turner, "
Catharine C. Brower, "
Adaline M. Smith, "
Fanny B. Hall,
Susan V. Moore, "
Jane B. Loring "
Pamelia E. Delano, "
Martha R. Hale, "
Ellen Miles, "
Ohve C. Walker,
Ellen C. Dickenson, "
Ellen T. Knights, "
Mary E. Sawyer, "
Susan E. Etheredge, "
Mary G. Pritchard, "
Emma L. Whiting, "
Abby M. Fiske,
Martha M. Pillsbury, "
Lucy L. Burgess, "
Maria T. Savage, "
Hannah E. Bhss, "
Alice S. Wiley,
Frances E. Everett, "
Harriet M. Farrie, "
Mary E. Fall, "
Elizabeth A. White, "
Charlotte M. Tilden, "
Martha B. Stevens, "
Mary A. Davis, "
Annie M. Swan, "
Frances Hichborn, "
Amounts carried forward, $37,000 27 $8,475 00
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
337
50
350
00
362
50
362
50
324
31
333
33
318
75
315
62
306
25
306
25
306
25
306
25
293
75
255
75
250
00
250
00
250
00
230
75
225
00
192
40
176
50
203
00
203
00
162
50
162
50
$37,000 27
EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward,
$37,000 27
Celia E. Goodspeed,
Salary as Teacher,
142 80
Ellen M. Rugg,
a
a
112 50
Olive E. Fairbanks,
a
a
108 17
Jennie S. Chandler,
a
u
80 00
Isabel Washburn,
ii.
(t
79 00
Mary Ginn,
u
a
75 00
Kate A: Lethbridge,
a
a
75 00
Susan H. Williams,
a
li
75 00
Mary E. Andrews,
u
u
60 06
Harriet L. Ladd,
li
u
5 30
William H. Goodwin,
a
Music "
850 00
George H. Rugg,
a
Secretaiy,
100 00
Abijah Blanchard,
a
Messenger,
400 00
),163 10
17
5,475 00
SCHOOL CONTmGENCIES.
Caleb Eand, Printing,
$197 80
Locke & Wilder, "
157 74
Joseph L. Ross, Desks and Rubbers,
723 50
T. S. G. Robinson, Book Rack,
2 25
A. J. Carter, Furniture,
57 78
Wilham 0. Haskell, Teacher's Desk,
28 00
Jonathan Buifum, Furniture,
11 20
Rufus Mason, Painting and Glazing,
346 90
Mark Pope,
519 63
F. J. Almeader, " " "
648 27
WiUiam Curry, " " "
308 94
H. G. Waldron, " " "
61 00
Nathaniel Shattuck, Carpentry, ,
227 44
Earl Wyman, "
23 03
G. M. Starbird & Co., "
21 23
John B. Wilson, "
62 99
David S. Tucker, "
1 54
Amounts carried forward,
2
$42,562 34 $8,475 00
18 EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $42,562 34 $8,475 00
James B. Maynard, Carpentry, 534 83
George H. Harden, Shades and Fixtures, 133 00
J. A. D. Worcester, Paper Hangings, 30 75
Brintnall & Osgood, " « 96 25
Jasper Stone, Clocks and Repairs, 57 70
Charles P. Brooks, Plastering, 303 75
Joseph B. Moore, Stove Pipe, 17 27 •
William B. Moore, Stoves and Repairs, 358 53
R. G. Parker, " " " 67 12
Charles H. Wing, " " « 303 73
Griffin Gibson, " " " 107 74
Walter Bryant, " u « 3 00
Jacob Junior, Locksmithing, 8 23
Jas. A. Cogswell, " 21 05
Samuel T. Prescott, Repairs, 13 67
D. D. Taylor, Mason Work, 64 07
C. L. Lothrop, " ' " 18 55
Jacob Caswell, Repairing Pumps, S3 00
Abijah Blanchard, Disbursements, 60 05
Charles Burcham, Distributing School Reports, 9 00
A. E. Cutter, School Books, Stationery, &c., 707 12
H. & S. P. Hill, Sundries, 211 24
Oakman & Eldredge, Fuel, 2,898 96
S. & E. Knight, " 72 12
Robert Todd, " 36 74
Charles J. Barry, « 10 00
James McFague, Labor on Fuel, 132 92
Harvard Church, Rent, 100 00
A. H. Allen, Rent, &c., 75 00
Benjamin W. Gage, Crockery, 4 89
Charles W. Morss, Hardware, 2 54
John P. Barnard, Carriage Hire, 3 00
John S. Meserve, Labor and Repairs, 300 07
Moses Eastman, " 260 44
Daniel Conant, " ' 227 41
Amounts carried forward, $49,846 08 $8,475 00
EXPENDITURES.
ly
Amounts brought forward,
$49,846 08 $8,475 00
Jotham S. Cunningham,
Labor,
214 37
L. H. Bassett,
u
167 10
Sylvester Osgood,
it
105 17
Charles F. Blanchard,
u
36 00
Aaron Gaul,
ii
27 40
Jacob Sampson,
ii
28 20
Burrill Robinson,
u
18 20
Ellen Rooney,
ii
192 50
Mary Gartland,
ii
119 00
Ann Taylor,
ii
74 00
Elizabeth Thayer,
ii
69 00
Martha E. Conway,
ii
22 00
Susan Johnson,
i(
17 00
Catharine Rogers,
ii
17 00
Delia Moran,
u
13 00
Catharine Magee,
«
10 50
Helen G. Turner,
ii
17 00
Catharine McMahan,
ii
13 00
Roxana Drew,
ii
43 00
Elizabeth J. Scriggins,
ii
27 00
51,076 52
Amount Appropriated, $46,513 93
Transferred from Unappropriat-
ed Funds, 4,562 59
Amount Expended,
>1,076 52
Amount carried forward,
),551 52
20
EXPENDITURES.
Amount brouscht forward,
),551 52
SUPPORT OF POOE.
Oakman & Eldredge, Fuel,
$350 00
Robert Todd, "
591 47
S. H. & G. Fall,
375 87
Cha. J. Barry & Co., "
28 87
Levi Goodnow, " Teaming,
31 00
R. Huntley, Butter,
17 76
C. Kimball, Potatoes,
14 50
Locke & Hurd, "
50 50
Brooks & Stover, Groceries,
14 00
L. B. Hathon, "
12 00
C. A. Barker,
39 15
H. & S. P. Hill,
79 43
F. 0. Reed & Co., "
40 00
Mullett & Bradbury, "
253 14
D. C. Willis,
81 51
H. W. & E. B. Burgess, "
28 00
M. B. Hall,
33 59
Corey & Goodwin, "
75 50
T. M. Cutter, "
3-5 64
Downer & Drew, "
24 00
Calvin P. Savage, Provisions,
357 76
C. & J. Flanders, «
109 32
Andrew Bradshaw, Flour,
56 00
J. W. & A. Roberts, Tea, Sugar,
&c..
896 55
Stickney & Poor, Coffee,
13 05
Hill, DwineU & Co., Coffee and
Pepper,
56 65
C. S. Wright, Fish,
88 02
Smith & Snow, "
14 73
David B. Fox, Vinegar,
3 20
N. Martin & Co., Shoes,
81 94
Eben White, "
rard.
3 75
Amounts carried for\\
$3,856 90 $59,551
52
EXPENDITURES.
21
Amounts brought forwai'd,
$3,856 90 $59,551
52
George Poor, Shoes,
5 33
Alden & Loring, Dry Goods,
16 53
OUver H. Hay, « "
11 84
William Arnold, " "
63 38
N. E. Hill,
21 66
J. C. Thomas, Hats and Caps,
1 50
Nathan Tufts, Jr., Grain and Meal,
181 78
W. & F. H. Whittemore, Oil,
27 90
John Leonard, "
18 40
Rand & By am. Soap,
30 01
C. H. Dennett, Medicine,
58 07 ♦
Dr. S. H. Hurd, Medical Services
')
51 00
State Reform School, Support
of
Boys,
612 50
" Nautical " "
a
Truants,
130 88
City of Boston, "
a
Paupers,
166 57
" " Lynn, "
ii
((
107 79
" « Cambridge, "
u
ii
16 08
Town of Melrose, "
a
ii
138 44
" " Maiden, "
a
a
133 00
" " Weston, "
a
a
4 42
Rainsford Isl. Hospital, "
ii
a
30 00
House of Correction, "
a
Boys,
25 43
Edmund C. Barber, "
ii
Keller,
5 28
B. W. Gage, Crockery,
3 00
R. G. Parker, Tin Ware, and Labor,
17 24
Chs. H. Wing, " "
7 20
F. A. Titus, Lamps and Shades,
5 38
Rufus Mason, Painting and Glazing,
18 39
Hittenger, Cook & Co., Iron Work,
2 99
Philip Ham, Blacksmithing,
9 93
Jacob Caswell, Beetles and Wedgi
es.
5 00
David S. Tucker, Carpentry,
5 00
Earl Wyman, "
18 28
Gushing & Wiley, Masonry,
78 98
Edward Carnes, Cash paid for
Hay,
174 15
Amounts carried forward, $6,060 23 $59,551 52
'ZZ EXPENDITURES.
Amounts broug
ht forward.
$6,060 23
E. N. Coburn, Burials,
69 50
L. Emerton, Teaming,
25 50
R. Norton, "
2 75
A. E. Cutter, Stationery,
10 28
E. S. Gove, Horse Hire,
11 00
A. Chamberlin, Conveying
Paupers,
18 64
State Prison, Boar Pig,
11 00
Calvin Simonds, Rent,
'
52 00
Edward Carnes, Salary,
400 00
Mary Adams, "
$7,200 00
58 50
s
Amount Appropriated,
" Expended, $6,719 40
Bal. to New Account,
480 60
$7
,200 00
),551 52
FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Hunneman «&; Co., Repairs,
Hittinger, Cook & Co.
Engine Co. No. 1,
Joseph Dickson,
F. J. Caswell,
John Bryant,
John Howard,
Nutting & Andrews, "Wheelwright Work,
James Emery, " "
Caleb Larkin, " "
George H. Webster, Locks and Keys,
A. H. Baldwin, Teaming,
John Peirce, "
Amounts carried forward,
6,719 40
$354 00
13
08
10
50
73
17
23
00
41
87
5
00
2
00
100
00
18
00
19
65
28
27
7
00
$695
54 $66,270 92
EXPENDITURES. 23
Amounts brought forward,
P. Poor, Teaming,
William H. DeCosta, Printing,
David S. Tucker, Carpentry,
Lee Melcher, "
Benaiah Higgins, "
William Fernald, "
William H. Howland, Lumber and Flooring,
P. J. Welsh, Whitewashing,
Dennis Kelley, "
P. Kelley,
Rufus Mason, Painting and Glazing,
H. G. Waldron, "
Joseph S. Moore, "
Enoch J. Clark, "
George E. Tyler, "
William B. Moore, Plumbing, and Repairs,
Weston & Mason, Oil,
R. G. Parker, Stoves, Repairs, &c.,
Chs. H. Wing, " "
C. L. Lothrop, Mason Work,
H. Riley & Son, Slating,
D. Tillson & Son, "
James Boyd & Son, Repaii-ing Hose,
H. R. Bishop, New Ladders,
J. N. Devereux, Cordage,
Gilman & Folsom, Stone Cutting,
Downer & Drew, Brooms,
Thomas Brintnajl, Material and Labor,
WiUiam B. Guy,
F. Peirce & Co., Chairs,
M. Keyes, Damage to Wagon,
Frank A. Titus, Gas Fixtures,
Edward E. Turner, Services,
A. L. Danforth, Moving Night Soil,
A. E. Cutter, Stationery,
Amounts carried forward,
$695
54 $66,270 92
87
60
75
90
186
96
113
20
21
77
2
50
?, 45
50
14 00
6
00
10
00
29
76
35
33
■4
50
50
00
2
00
53
79
10
50
153
59
6
92
55
36
12
52
2
85
432
89
21
87
5
96
3
00
4
60
5
00
8
39
19
50
7
50
8
30
3
50
3
50
1
81
$2,196 91 $66,270 92
24 EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $2,196 91 $66,270 92
John P. Barnard, Carriage Hire, 8 00
W. S. & G. O. Wiley, " " 6 00
B. F. Brown, Insurance on Engine, 5 40
Albert Chandler, Fire Police Duty, 24 00
John Williams, " " " 2 00
Edward Miskelly, " " " 6 00
A. D. Holbrook, " " " 13 00
Hall's Brass Band, Music, 5th Reg. Reception, 72 00
Hook and Ladder Co., Refreshment for Band,
at Reception of 5th Reg. 20 00
0. C. Cutter, Refreshments, 5th Reg. Recep., 48 75
G. H. Gardner, Services Front Street Fire, 18 00
John W. Holt,
i
a ii
a
114 75
E. A. Roulstone, "
a a
a
10 00
J. C. Poor, Refreshments,
a a
a
75 00
A. H. Richardson, "
a ii
a
22 90
Somerv. Eng. Co. "
a a
a
10 00
Maiden " " "
(( ((
a
10 00
E. Hatch, Coal for Steamers
, (( a
a
16 00
Oakman & Eldridge,
Fuel,
157 50
Engine Co. No. 1, Services.
, Fuel, Li
ghts,
494 17
;( u a 2
a
ii
a
494 17
" " " 3,
ii
Oil, and Fuel,
463 22
<c a a 4
(C
a ii
494 17
« « " 5,
u
ii a
529 17
ii a u y
ii
a ii
529 17
Hook «fe Ladder Co.
(i
a ii
404 17
City Hose "
a
a a
258 55
C. F. Bradford, and
154 others, Poll Tax
Refunded,
314 00
Amount Appropi'iated, $6,250 00
Trans, from Unappropriated Funds, 567 00
6,817 00
Amount Expended, $6,817 00
Amount carried forward, $73,087 92
EXPENDITURES. 25
Amount brought forward, $73,087 92
NEW HOSE.
Hunneman & Co., Leather Hose, $733 20
James Boyd & Son, New " 726 00
Boston Beltmg Co., Suction " 19 50
Amount Ajipropriated, $1,500 00
" Expended, $1,478 70
Trans, to Unap. Funds, 21 30
$1,500 00
POLICE DEPAETMENT.
1,478 70"
John S. Locke, Captain,
Pohce Services,
$839 92
R. T. Whittier,
a
U
738 89
Charles Stone,
li
ll
748 36
Benjamin H. Pettingill,
a
ll
720 21
D. C. Brennen,
a
ll
716 39
Ephraim Tai'box,
u
li
697 56
James N. Melvin,
li
ll
695 23
Stephen P. Kellej,
li
((
660 36
WiUiam H. Brown,
11
ll
643 03
George W. Barker,
11
ll
630 88
John Kellej,
ii
U
616 76
Samuel Palmer,
11
((
536 64
William H Devlin,
11
ll
365 83
Charles Jacobs,
(I
ll
345 29
R. B. Cochran,
((
ll
342 78
C. P. Goss,
(£
ll
379 34
Albert E. Dodge,
U
ll
286 62
Heming Ericcson,
11
K
207 10
George E. Tyler,
11
a
154 05
A. Chamberlin,
ll
((
86 62
Amounts carried forward, $10,411 86 $74,566 62
26 EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $10,41186 $74,566 62
Thomas W. Sargent, Police Services, 76 40
George C. Thompson, " " 65 92
Joseph Measures, " " 40 17
Benjamin Davis, " " 26 60
Thomas Gardner, " '? 25 70
Henry Wells, " " 22 15
P. R. Jacobs, « a 15 65
B. M.'Lawry, a u 17 55
John Meserve, « " 3 00
James E. Smith, " " 3 00
Thomas W. Gardner, " " 4 50
Wimam T. Gardner, " " 4 50
Samuel S. Harding, " " 4 25
John Keating, " " 8 00
E. B. Clifford, u « 7 62
Judah Wetherbee, " '" 2 00
Edward Miskelly, " " 2 00
M. A. Doyle, « " 2 25
James Mitchell, t. « ' 2 25
John Robinson, " " 2 25
Luther A. Shedd, " " 2 25
Moren Knight, " " 1 00
A. D. Holbrook, " " 1 00
H. L Woods, " " 1 00
John Connors, " « 1 00
A. Chamberlin, and 52 others, " on Recep-
tion oth Regiment, 146 00
Albert E. Dodge, and 37 others, for Police
Services, during the Riot in July, on ac-
count of the Draft, 541 50
John S. Locke, Disbursements, 27 50
R. T. Whittier, Conveyances to Reform School, 61 85
A. H. Richardson, Food for Prisoners, 65 84
Philip A. Cassidy, Furniture, 38 87
B. S. Hussey, " 5 37
Amounts carried forward, $11,640 80 $74,566 62
EXPENDITURES.
72
Amounts brought forward, $11,640 80 $74,566 62
A. E. Cutter, Stationery, 23 56
R. G. Parker, Stove Repairs, 16 90
Downer & Drew, Buckets, 12 00
Locke & Wilder, Printing, 16 00
Wm. F. Brown & Co., Printing, 4 00
W. S. & George O. Wiley, Carriage Hire, 3 25
A. N. Swallow & Co., Sundries, 4 36
Chevalier & Dane, Hack Hire, 1 00
Amount Appropriated, $11,354 50
Trans, from Unappro'd Funds, 367 37
Amount Expended, $11,721 87
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
11,721 8^
Timothy Whorley, Labor,
2
00
T. C. Sulhvan,
u
54
75
Patrick McCarthy,
u
46
50
John Roonan,
u
6
00
Thos. W. Sargent,
iC
1
00
John Keenan,
a
3
00
Dennis Morris,
li
3
00
Wm. H. Brown,
a
1
00
William Doherty,
IQ
4
50
James McFague,
a
3
00
W. S. & G. 0. Wiley,
a
5
00
A. L. Danforth, Removing Night Soil,
8
75
John Donovan, Teaming,
7
50
Kilbrith & Thing, «
2
00
Locke & Wilder, Printing,
16
00
E. N. Coburn, Disbursements,
8
75
E. T. Swift,
ats carried forward,
3
00
Amoui
$175
75 $86,288 49
28 EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $175 75 $86,288 49
George W. Smith, Repairuag Fence, 3 00
Hittinger, Cook & Co., Iron Work, 11 23
Dr. S. H. Hurd, Vaccinating, 50 00
Amount Appropriated, $300 00
« Expended, $239 98
Trans, to Unappr'd Funds, 60 02
$300 GO
EEMOYAL OF OFFAL.
George Short, Labor,
James E. Short, "
Thomas Butler, "
Hugh McLaughlin, "
Patrick Collins, "
William Cook, "
George Weber, "
Isaac Allan, "
Garrett Barry, "
Patrick Cochran, "
John Waters, "
Patrick Mead, "
Caleb Miller, "
William Casey, "
Robert Dow, "
Michael Durgin, "
Emery Miller, "
Peter McNeil, "
Patrick Labor, "
John Cavenah, "
239 98
$554 25
456 24
342 16
148 92
103 44
57 19
143 91
171 75
45 22
34 58
30 42
30 42
34 58
34 58
33 00
31 50
24 37
25 50
13 50
-
11 33
Amounts carried forward, 82,326 86 $86,528 47
EXPENDITURES.
29
Amounts brought forward,
$2,326 86
$86,528 47
John McGowan, Labor,
6
25
Michael Langley, "
3
75
Edward McKay, "
2
25
Nathan Tufts, Grain,
177
23
Alfred Tufts, Hay,
122
09
S. H. & G. Fall, "
35
15
S. Richards, "
20
41
Alfred Boynton, "
16
32
David Faulkner, "
19
35
C. Derby, "
22
75
N. B. Lapham, "
41
53
Archibald Bent, Straw,
12
58
C. W. Morse, Hay Fork,
75
F. Kasburg, Buckets,
4
00
N. Butters, Brooms,
1
00
E. P. Weeman, Horse Shoeing,
40
73
J. Dickson, Harness Repairs,
12
63
C. T. MuUett, " "
18
75
Henry Parker, " "
1
25
John Bryant, Repairing Carts,
18
62
James Emery, " "
51
73
Caleb Rand, Monkey Wrench,
2
38
Thomas G. Temple, Sundries,
3
10
Whitney Brothers, Lantern,
1
25
Rufus Mason, Neats' Foot Oil,
3
83
A. E. Cutter, Stationery,
1
59
2,968 13
Amount Appropriated,
$2,554
44
Trans, from Unapprop'd Funds,
413
69
Amount Expended,
$2,968 13
ard,
Amount carried forw
$89,496 60
30
EXPENDITURES.
Amount brouojht forward.
),496 60
DEAINS AND SEWEES.
John "Waters,
James Ryan,
Patrick Lally,
John Murray,
Jeremiah Hickey,
Dennis Leary,
John SuUivan,
Patrick Carr,
Michael Campbell,
Daniel Brennen,
William Gilmore,
William Mahoney,
Michael O'Bi-ien,
John Reardon,
John O'Brien,
Michael Fahey,
John Hurley,
Edward Gannon,
David Powers,
Matthias Lyons,
James Reardon,
Jeremiah Calnan
Michael G'more,
Thomas Joice,
Daniel O'Brien,
Michael Connolly,
Richard Joice,
Thomas Dineen,
W. J. Parshley,
Cornelius Mahoney,
L abor.
$263 55
259
75
232
53
227
67
199
41
147
31
128
39
118
68
117
29
116
61
131
79
122
13
106
92
91
77
91
08
91
08
86
25
76
59
72
45
72
41
62
12
68
31
62
79
66
93
50
37
57
27
55
89
55
20
48
81
4Q
92
Amounts carried forward,
5,328 27 $89,496 60
EXPENDITURES.
31
Amounts brought forwai'd,
John Nugent, Labor,
James Aylward, "
John O'Hearn, "
Peter Regan, "
Peter Collins, "
Dennis Sullivan, "
Dennis Cronin, 2d, "
Daniel Donovan, "
Edward Finerty, "
James Scanlan, "
Wm. W. Lawrence, "
Patrick Cochran, "
Dennis Murphy, "
Timothy Shay, "
WiUiam Maloney, "
John Bi'own, "
James Woods, "
Michael Lyons, "
Andrew Barrett, "
William Anderson, "
Michael Ryan, "
Peter Williams, "
Thomas Callahan, "
Thomas Mahoney, "
Joseph Coughlin, "
Thomas Conden, "
John Sheehan, "
John Donovan, "
Patrick Ready, "
William Sheehan, "
Cornelius Ahearn, "
Michael Walsh,
Cornelius Cochran, "
Gushing & Wiley, "
Daniel McCarty, "
$3,328 27 189,496 GO
49 68
45 54
40 71
41 40
44 16
42 78
30 36
38 64
35 19
33 81
39 00
20 70
20 37
28 98
26 22
24 84
20 70
20 01 .
20 70
18 75
15 18
16 25
18 12
12 50
11 88
17 94
17 25
19 32
19 32
13 11
10 00
13 11
10 35
10 31
8 28
Amounts carried forward,
,183 73 $89,496 60
32
EPEXNDITURES.
Amounts brought forward,
Patrick Loan, Labor,
John McHenry, "
Daniel Quinlan, "
Cornelius Crowley, "
Terence McManus, "
Simon Callinan, "
Thomas Donohoe, "
John Rush, "
John Donohoe, "
Patrick Lacey, "
William Cashman, "
James Enwright, "
John Madden, "
Thomas Woods, "
Daniel Harrington, "
Hugh McLaughUn, "
Robert Denvir, "
E. J. Norris, "
John Shean, "
Thomas Gilmore, "
Dennis Griffin, "
J. H. Hill, «
James Griffin, "
Draper & Vaughan, Building Sewers,
Dana & Sanborn, Bricks,
Peter Hubbell, "
S. W. Robbins, Mason Work,
Thomas D. Hatch, " "
Robert Todd, Cement and Sand,
S. H. & G. Fall, " " "
Wellington Brothei'S, " " "
Charles J. Barry, " " "
Mark Pope, Mortar Box,
Thomas O'Brien, Blacksmithing,
James Emery, "
$4,183 73
8
75
7
50
4
14
5
00
9
66
8
28
5
52
5
52
6
90
8
97
6
90
9
66
8
97
8
97
6
88
4
14
4
14
3
00
3
12
1
25
1
25
69
69
502
50
1277
50
340
00
367
50
175
50
231
43
210
01
129
05
50
35
1
50
67
19
18
17
189,496 60
Amounts carried forward, $7,684 33 $89,496 60
EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $7,684 33
T. F. Hunnewell, Cesspool Covers, 6 35
John Bryant, u u 15 qo
Gilnian & Folsom, Stone Cutting, 8 25
Breed & Gilman, " « 68 50
A. C. Sanborn, " " 2 44
David Willis & Co., Oil, 22 47
R. G. Parker, Lanterns, and Repairing, 15 11
Gore, Rose & Co., Paving, 65 96
William H. DeCosta, Printing, 3 00
T. &. J. Doane, Plans for Drains, &c., 693 93
Nathaniel Shattuck, Carpentry, 8 09
T. M. Caswell, Shears and Rigging, 5 00
Charles Darrow, Lumber, 24 76
Frankhn Hopkins, " 9 81
T. M. Cutter, Shovels, 9 83
Amount Appropriated, $2,360 42
Trans, from Unappropriated Funds, 6,282 41
Amount Expended,
^,642 83
33
),496 60
8,642 83
LAYING OUT STREETS.
John Randall, Damages, Belmont Street, $282 00
J. S. Hagerty,
a
a
a
275 00
Patrick McHale,
a
a
a
249 00
Eliza Dewson,
a
a
a
200 00
Nancy C. Tash,
a
a
a
150 00
Wm. Stollery,
a
a
a
135 00
James Mahoney,
u
a
a
140 00
John Biard,
a
a
a
109 00
Nahum Sibley,
,mts carried forward,
a
100 00
Amoi
$1,640 00
3
^,139 43
M EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $1,640 00 $98,139 43
Wm. A Green, Damages — Belmont Street, 100 00
Edmund Roach, " " " 100 00
Bridget McNulty, " " " 60 00
H. Cummings, " " « 60 00
Catharine Magee, " " " 40 00
Edward Lawrence, T. T. Sawyer, and J. B.
"Wilson, Referees in claim of Hugh Kelley, vs.
City, for damage to Estate in Webster Street, 50 00
Edmund Roach, Services on Belmont
Otis Clapp, Land Damage,
Amos Brown, Land for Cedar Street,
T. & J. Doane, Plans of Streets,
William H. De Costa, Printing,
10
00
4
00
275 00
131
02
5
00
Amount Appropriated, $3,000 00
" Expended, $2,475 02
Trans, to Unapp'd Funds, 524 98
$3,000 00
KEPAIRS OF STEEETS.
William Reardon, Labor,
James Reardon, "
Dennis Cronin, "
Terence McManus, "
Wm. W. Lawrence, "
Patrick Cochran, "
Michael O'Brien, "
John Murray, "
John Waters, "
James Ryan, "
2,475 02
$384
76
354
75
353
45
319
78
308
25
240
84
218
13
126
97
131
97
160
99
Amounts carried forward, $2,599 89 $100,614 45
EXPENDITURES.
35
Amounts brought forward,
$2,599 89 $100,641 45
Patrick Loan, Labor,
148
74
Patrick Lally,
u
69
00
Jeremiah Callinane,
a
96
60
William Anderson,
ii^
53
08
John McHenry,
u
54 37
William Gilmore,
a
44
85
R. B. Cochran,
a
39
75
Patrick Pendergast,
u
34
50
Cornelius Mahony,
u
36
82
James Hennessey,
li
28
98
Michael Campbell,
a
20 70
Daniel Flinn,
a
19
55
Warren F. Smith,
i,i
. 18
00
Stephen Joyce,
u
6
25
John Breslin,
a
3
75
Patrick Fitzgibbon,
u
6
87
John Riley,
a
4
37
Martin Dunn,
a
1
87
Cornelius O'Brien,
a
3
75
Michael Ryan,
u
1
25
H. & S. P. Hill, Grair
'>
254
73
P. P. Hone, Hay,
36
30
N. Jewett, "
36
18
Henry Brooks, "
32
66
Ephraim Howes, "
24
24
N. B. Lapham, «
23
19
Geo. 0. Hutchins, "
18
02
S. Richards, Straw,
6
33
E. J. Wesson, "
31
95
William O'Brien, Blacksmithing,
6
26
E. P. Weeman,
a
26
63
Thomas O'Brien,
u
14
85
William Hodgkins,
u
14
26
James Emery,
u
11
14
Edward R. Robinson,
Iron Work,
17
50
Amounts carried forward,
5,847 18 $100,614 45
36
EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward,
Charles J. Barry, Cement and Sand,
Robert Todd, " " "
S. H. & G. Fall, " " "
Oakman & Eldridge, " " "
David Washburn, Bricks,
Dana & Sanborn, "
Stephen Stimpson, "
Breed & Gilman, Stone Chips, &c.
A. C. Sanborn, " Cutting,
Gilman & Folsom, " "
L. B. Goss, " "
John Bryant, Cesspool Covers,
T. & J. Hunnewell, " "
James Lund, " Buckets,
E. J. Norris, Carpentry,
N. Shattuck, "
D. S. Tucker,
James Starbird, "
Geo. M. Starbird, "
Charles Darrow, Lumber,
John W. Brooks, "
Franklin Hopkins, "
Jacob Caswell, Repairing Pumps,
John Donovan, Removing Rubbish, &c.
John Donovan, Grading Everett Street
Hugh Kelley, Carting Gravel,
John Hayes, Teaming,
Peter Clark, " Lumber,
Patrick Kane, "
Gore, Rose & Co. Paving & Setting Edgestone, 527
Eames, Simson & Co. Edgestone,
John Parker, Paving Stones,
S. S. Lynde, Gravel,
J. W. Lap:Ty, Flagging,
Charles West, Paintinsr,
$3,847
18 $100,614 45
6
54
48
52
15
17
4
45
113
00
135
50
43
00
91
44
23
83
3
00
1
00
45
13
10
50
6
00
14
88
6
18
9
11
5
57
173
76
12
63
5
83
30
07
24
00
988
00
682
78
339
49
11
25
3
00 ' -
13
50
me, 527
95
760
58
9
90
22
87 •
1
75
2
75
Amounts carried forward.
3,040 11
,614 45
EXPENDITURES. 37
Amounts brought forward, $8,040 11 $100,614 45
C. T. Mullett, Repairing Harness, 10 54
Dr. C. W. Stocking, Care of Horse, 3 75
Samuel L. Tuttle, Mason Work. 37 12
J. B. Meserve, Carpentry, Prison Point Bridge, 9 61
J. B. Burroughs, Tending Draw, &c., Prison
Point Bridge, 52 06
Robert Gordon,, Watering Streets, 25 GO
T. M. Cutter, Hardware, 25 51
J. Wetherbee, Mowing Parks, 5 00
N. Butters, Broom Stuff, 4 69
H. R. Bishop & Co. Ladder, 1 88
T. T. Sawyer, Damage by Grading Everett St. 300 00
A. N, Jaques, " " " " " 450 00
Reuben Byam, Damage to Door Step, 6 00
T. & J. Doane, Plans, 29 91
Amount Appropriated, $9,187 31
« Expended, $9,001 18
Trans, to Unappropri-
ated Funds, 186 13 ,
),187 31
LAMPS, REPAIRS, &c.
John S. Locke, Superintendent of Lamps, 137 50
L. H. Bassett, Care of Lamps, &c. 656 17
J. S. Cunningham, Lighting Lamps, 321 98
Daniel Conant, " « 306 15
9,001 18
Amounts carried forward, $1,421 80 $109,615 63
38 EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $1,421 80 $109,615 63
Thomas W. Sargent, Lighting Lamps, 305 77
Albert Prescott, " " 202 65
J. M. Sylvester, « " 270 44
Moran Knight, " " 101 33
J. S. Cunningham, Jr. " « 50 00
Samuel T. Prescott, " " 34 67
Ebenezer Lakeman, " " 34 67
Charlestown Gas Co. Gas for Street Lamps, 6396 32
" " " " City Hall Building, 431 10
" " " " " " 169 20
" « " " Wd. Room, Wd. 2, 2 10
" " " Repairs of St. Lamps, 219 33
William B. Moore, " " " " 41 75
Brown & GafFney, Lamps and Lanterns,
John McLoud, Repairing "
R. G. Parker, " "
E, R. Robinson, " Lamps,
James Emery, "■
F. A. Titus, Gas Fixtures,
Philemon Davis, Fluid, &c.
B. S. Hussey, Naphtha,
Banker & Carpenter, "
Damon, Sherburn & Co. Glass,
M. N. Cutter, "
Wellington Brothers, Bark,
S. &. E. Knight,
Oakman & Eldridge, Fuel,
Boston Journal, Advertising for Fuel,
" Advertiser, " " "
John H. Clapp, Rent of Room,
H. G. Waldron, Painting,
Rufus Mason, "
A. N. Swallow & Co. Matches, Fluid, &c.
N. Shattuck, Carpentry,
Amos Brown, "
Amounts carried forward, $10,685 53 $109,615 63
19
47
21 84
6
09
41
15
2
37
6
02
152
15
26
95
254
08
89
10
10
75
13
75
12
50
266
38
15
00
8
94
4
50
7
50
1
60
;. 12
51
18
00
13
75
EXPENDITURES. 39
Amounts brought forward, $10,685 53 $109,615 63
A. E. Cutter, Stationery, 1 74
A. Chamberlin, Disbursements, 3 25
A. M. Angier, Teaming, 50
$10,691 02
Amount Appropriated, $9,100 00
Trans, from Unappropriated
Funds, 1,591 02
Amount Expended, $10,691 02.
^WW LAMPS & FIXTUEES.
Charlestown Gas Co., New Lamps, &c. $328 15
Amount Appropriated, $250 00
Trans, from Unuppropriated Funds, 78 15
Amount Expended, $328 15
CONTINGENCIES.
D. S. Tucker, Carpentry Eepairs,
141 05
Nathaniel Shattuck,
131 61
Amos Brown,
25 53
John B. Meserve,
9 48
William Patterson,
5 53
John B. Wilson,
10 00
F. Hopkins, Lumber,
12 92
J. W. Brooks, "
5th
Regt. Reception,
155 48
Eobert Todd, "
7 63
John A. Sanborn, "
2 00
Amounts carried forward, $501 23 $120,634 80
4U EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward,
$501 23 $120,634 80
Hannah Sullivan, Labor,
23 51
Burrill Robinson, "
9 20
Frank Colburn, "
5 63
Patrick McCarty, "
6 75
John Kane, '^
6 00
James Roach, "
6 00
James Ryan, '^
8 25
Joseph H. Till, "
12 00
Patrick Loan, "
6 25
Daniel Callahan, "
2 00
H. Ericcson, "
40 12
0. H. P. Smith, Teamingv
2 00
John C. Tucker, "
7 00
P. F. Clark,
50
J. E. Ingalls, «
5 00
Edward J. Stone,, "
2 00
A. M. Angier,, '"
8 25
L. Emerton, "
8 00
L. O'Neil, ''
4 00
David Ayer, Damage to Wagon,
11 00
Hittinger, Cook & Co. Iron Work,,
78 75
R. G. Parker,, Stoves and Repairs,,
209 46
H. G. Waldron,, Painting,
112 38
William Curry, "
55 39
T. M. Cutter, Cordage, &c.
7 18
F. A. Titus, Repairs Gas Fixtures,,
31 45
Childs, Crosby & Lane, Carpets,
108 54
A. J. Carter, Oil Cloth,
16 96
C. P. Brooks, Plastering, &c.
55 50
Timothy Calnan, Watering Streets,
37 00
Hovey, Drew & Co. Ice,
20 00
Swallow & Co. Fluid,
6 02
Jasper Stone, Care of Clocks, and Repairs,
61 00
H. Riley & Son, Slating,
11 75
B. H. Baptist Church, Rent Ward Room,
75 00
Amounts carried forward,
[,562 07 $120,634 80
EXPENDITURES.
41
Amounts brought forward, $1,562 07 $120,634 80
Wm. Wyman, Rent of Charles St. School Lot, 130 00
Charles Haynes, " " Armory, 215 00
Duncan Bradford, " " Harvard Hall, 9 00
G. H. Jacobs, " " Bathmg Premises, 50 00
S. Pahner, Services, &c. at " " 218 00
S. W. Barrett, Use of Well, Moulton Street, 10 00
A. L. Danforth, Removing Night Soil, 40 25.
Town of Maiden, Tax, 15 11
Maiden Bridge, Support of 87 50
J. B. Dearborn, City Tax Sales, 5 00
Charles Robinson, Jr. Legal Services, 5 00
Geo. W. Hobbs, Stationery, 35 03
A. E. Cutter, " 58 99
J. L. Fairbanks, Envelopes and Seals for Votes, 13 50
Post Ofl&ce, Box Rent and Stamps, 50 50
John G. Palfrey, Revenue Stamps, 72 12
G. L. Foote, " " 7 50
George E. Lincoln, '• " 2 25
James Adams, Jr. " " 4 00
R. T. Whittier, Witness Fees Paid, 76 50
E. T. Swift, " " " 27 82
H. S. Doane, Feather Duster, 4 00
William Arnold, " 88
Boston Post, Advertising, 1 20
" Journal, " 1 00
" Advertiser, Subscription, 4 00
Thomas W. Sargent, Serving Warrants, &c. 1 2 00
Perez R. Jacobs, " " 3 00
L. W. Chamberhn, Disbursements, 1 56
A. Chamberlin, " and Services, 23 21
Daniel Wilhams, " ' 3 50
Edward Parker, Ringing Bell, 8 00
Henry Prentiss, " " 28 50
J. H. Bryant, " « 15 qo
S. L. Harding, " " 65 50
Amounts carried forward, ^1,562 07 $120,634 80
42 EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward, $2,866 49 $120,634 80
Sylvester Osgood, Ringing Bell, 7 00
Ira P. Radlej, « " 14 qo
Ebenezer Lakeman, Firing Salutes, 34 00
" " Pound Keeper, 10 00
J. M. Sylvester, Posting Notices, 12 00
D. Evans & Co. Badge Buttons for Police, 85 00
Lamprell & Marble, Decorations, 5th Regt. 110 00
J. S. Locke, Horses, " " 18 00
Marshall Blanchard, Collation, " " 775 17
A. W. Pollard, Batons, " " 10 00
W. S. & Geo. 0. Wiley, Carriages, " " 66 00
J. P. Barnard, " " " 24 00
Boston Brigade Band, Music, 145 00
Germania " " 80 00
Marine " " 63 00
T. L. Savage, " 140 00
Charlestown Cornet Band, " 36 00
A. W. Pollard, Rosettes, 9 00
W. H. DeCosta, Printing, 423 01
W. & E. Howe, " 410 00
Locke & Wilder, " 98 60
Caleb Rand, " 38 25
Wm. Schouler, Military, &c. Statistic Books, 31 33
Benj. Browne, Naval and Military Statistics, 72 00
Rufus Cass, Carriage Hire, 2 50
J. S. Whiting, Medical Services, 11 00
T. S. G. Robinson, Furniture, 11 00
P. H. Cassidy, " 8 00
P. H. Cassidy, " Repairs,' 19 70
E. J. Clark, Collations, 396 50
A. H. Richardson, Meals, July Riot, 265 00
Caleb Drew, " " " 111 81
J. Q. A. Griffin, Disbursements, 8 81
E. B. Clifford, Distributing Books, 3 00
Geo. C. Thompson, " « 3 00
Amounts carried forward, $6,418 17 $120,634 80
EXPENDITURES.
43
Amounts brought forward,
Jacob Junior, Locksmitliing,
Benjamin W. Gage, Spittoons,
Downer & Drew, Sundries,
Moses Babcock, Repairing Guns,
Thomas G. Temple, Sundries,
T. & J. Doane, Plans,
Edmond James & Co. Coal,
T. F. Ramsaj, Suppers for Ward Officers,
National House, " " " "
S. E. Lewis, Copying,
Patrick Denvir, Return of Deaths,
E. M. Cobum, " " "
John Bryant, " " "
Charles Perry, " " "
Wilham H. Devlin, " " "
,418 17 $120,634 80
2
50.
23
12 GO
8 26
12 00
23 00
50 00
51 50
25 00
18 30
13 70
14 90
12 50
1 30
Wm. S. Robbins, Per Order of City Council, 200 00
A. G. Worcester, " " " " " 25 00
Boston Brigade Band, Music, "Recruiting," 61 00
W. H. DeCosta, Printing & Adv. " 201 94
D. W. SkilUngs, Two Offices for « 370 50
Amos Brown, Carpentry, " 11 92
Blanchard & Caldwell, Flagstaff, " 5 50
A. E. Cutter, Stationery, " 5 49
Philip A. Cassidy, Furniture, " 4 00
Post Office, Stamps, « 3 00
Amount Appropriated,
Amount Expended,
Transferred to Unap-
propriated Funds,
$7,556 58
1,284 42
5,791 00
8,791 00
r,556 58
Amount carried forward,
$128,191 38
44 EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward, $128,191 38
PURCHASE AND CARE OF TREES.
Kendall Bailey, Trimming Trees,
$92 37
Michael Fahey, Labor,
13 80
E. N. Hunting, "
16 00
Jeremiah Callinane, ~ ''
16 56
John Murray, "
25 52
James Ryan, "
10 00
Amos Brown, Carpentry Work,
10 90
Benjamin F. Wells, Trees,
29 00
Franklin Hopkins, Lumber,
2 56
T..M. Cutter, Nails,
2 16
Amount Appropriated, $200 00
Trans, from Unappro'd Funds, 18 87
218 87
Amount Expended, $218 87
REPAIR OF SCHOOLHOUSES.
Joseph Hay den, Labor,
Thomas Curtis, "
Michael Kelley, "
James Reardon, "
James Hennessey, " -
James Connors, "
Thomas Joyce, "
Jeremiah Calnan, "
Patrick Cochran, "
Amounts carried forward, $252 14 $128,410 25
$38 50
41
25
38
50
26
25
23
46
28
29
23
46
18
63
13
80
EXPENDITURES.
45
Amounts brought forward,
$252 14 $128,410 25
D. Tillson & Son, Slating,
24 72
H. Riley & Son, "
10 65
C. L. Cummings, Mason Work,
59 37
H. Mayers, " "
14 25
Nathaniel Shattuck, Carpentry,
172 46
Earl Wyman, "
154 91
David S. Tucker, "
265 02
William Curry, Painting,
219 21
Rufus Mason, "
218 09
Mark Pope, "
156 64
Oakman & Eldridge, Brick and Sand,
113 18
William S. Robbins, Face Brick,
2 25
R. G. Parker, Plumbing,
52 58
Jacob Caswell, Repairing Pump,
11 00
A. M. Lyons, Stone,
2 00
P. F. Clark, Teaming,
1 00
C. A. Barker, Pails,
60
Amount Appropriated,
Amount Expended, $1,730 07
Trans, to Unappro-
priated Funds, 269 93
$2,000 00
2,000 00
PAYING FKONT STKEET.
James Reardon, Labor,
Wm. W. Lawrence, "
Patrick Cochran, "
John O'Brien, "
Patrick Loan "
Patrick Lacey, "
Michael Gilmore, "
$47
25
40
50
69
69
35
19
30
00
33
81
31
05
Amounts carried forward, $3©7 49 $130,140 32
•i6
EXPENDITURES.
Amounts brought forward,
$287
49 $130,140 32
Edward Gannon,
Labor,
$35 19
John Coughlin,
a
30
36
Michael Clorsey,
((
33
12
John Hurley,
a
33
81
Daniel Sullivan,
li
24
15
R. B. Cochran,
ii
27
00
Michael Monahan,
a
28
98
James Phillips,
u
23
46
Michael Conley,
a
16
56
Patrick Brean,
<(
17
25
Joseph Glass,
i(
14
49
"William Maloney,
u
13
10
Martin Joyce,
, u
11
73
Michael Ryan,
u
13
80
John Quinlan,
a
9
66
James Sullivan,
u
6
90
John Donahoe,
a
5
52
Bart. Maley
a
5 52
John Reardon,
a
4
83
David Burke,
u
4
14
James Hayes,
a
4
14
John Darvin,
u
2
76
John May,
a
2
07
James McCarty,
a
3
45
James Sullivan,
a
69
James Monahan,
u
69
Hugh Kelley, Carting,
132
75
John Donovan,
u
122
25
James Emery, Picks and Repairing,
78
02
Gore, Rose & Co. Paving, 5,223
81
Thomas M. Cutter,
Pick Handles,
3
00
« 990 69
■■•"" u,^^v/ w
Amount Appropriated, $5,468 00
Trans, from Unapprop'd Funds, 752 69
Amount Expended,
5,220 69
Amount carried forward,
$136,361 01
EXPENDITURES. 47
Amount brought forward, $136,361 01
PUBLIC LIBEART.
Warren Inst, for Savings, Rent and Fuel, $603 20
Charlestown Gas Co., Gas, 112 20
Charles Burcham, Care of Rooms, 127 50
F. A. Titus, Gas Fixtures, 5 87
J. B. Wilson, Carpentry, 3 87
Foster Peirce & Co. Settees, 24 00
Caleb Rand, Printing, 81 00
H. S. Doane & Co. Feather Duster, 2 25
Hovey, Drew & Co. Ice, 6 67
H. G. Waldron, Painting Sign, 3 75
Benjamin Locke, Teaming, 3 36
Richai'd Murphy, Collecting Books, 3 00
Ticknor & Fields, « 285 35
G. W. Childs, " 2 00
Brintnall & Osgood, Work on Catalogues, 5 90
A. E. Cutter, Binding and Stationery, 249 38
George S. Poole, Librarian, 344 97
William H. Poole, " 126 43
H. A. Wise, Assistant " 183 64
F. G. Edwards, " " 155 14
J. E. Edwards, « " 75 00
Susan Edwards, " " 7 50
Amount Appropriated, $2500 00
Balance from Last Year, 9 68
Subscriptions, Fines, &c. 468 34
Amount Expended, $2,411 98
Balance to New Account, 566 04
2,978 02
$2,978 02
2,411 98
Amounts carried forward, $138,772 99
48
EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward,
,772 99
ESTATE OF J. P. PATTBE.
J. p. Pattee, Land on Bunker Hill and
Auburn Streets, $1,169 76
Wm. Cutter, Mortgage on Pattee's Estate, 465 00
J. Q. A. Griffin, Stamps for Deed. 5 50
Caleb Hayden, Recording Deed, 110
Amount Appropriated,
" Expended, $1,641 36
Balance on Hand, 1,158 64
^800 00
$2,800 00
1,641 36
INTEREST ON LOANS.
City Bonds,
Warren Savings Institution,
Lowell " "
Provident " "
Newburyport, " "
S. Scituate, " " '
S. Reading, « «
N. E. Life Ins. Co.
Jacob Foss, Soldiers' Fund,
Trustees School Fund,
Infant « "
Peirce Fuel Fund,
Bunker Hill Bank,
Monument Bank,
Loammi Kendall,
S. Gc. Phipps, et al, Executors,
■ Amounts carried forward.
$7,433
78
3,123
46
2,930
00
1,500
00
1,000
00
150
00
30
00
1,200
00
346
17
336
00
60
00
90
00
76
33
20
30
78
75
70
00
$13,426
26
,414 35
EXPENDITURES. 49
Amount brought forward, $140,414 35
Pattee Estate, 39 00
J. Foss, and others, Taxes Prepaid, 18 37
Amount Appropriated, $20,894 03
Amount Expended, $18,502 16
Trans, to Unappro-
priated Funds, 2,391 87
$20,894 03
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
.Tohn Dowd, Tax Refunded,
John G. Williams, " "
D. M. Bahbur, " "
Per Order of Assessors, '' '•
. Amount Appropriated, $1,000 00
Trans, from Unap. Funds, 6,060 50
2
00
1
96
4
yo
9
92
$7,060.50
Amount Refunded,
$18 78
" Abated by
Assessors,
7,041 72
7.060 .50
18.502 16
18 78
A. BABCOCK'S LEGACY,
Amount of A. Babcoek's Legacy Deposited in the
Cl.arlestuwn Five Cents Savings Bank, 2,850 (*0
Amount carried forward, $161,785 29
4
EXPENDITURES.
Amount broiiojht forward, $161.78-3 2{)
TEMPORARY LOANS.
Monument Bank, 1 100,000 00
Bunker Hill Bank, 65,000 00
l6o, 000 00
AID TO SOLDIERS' FAMILIES.
Amount paid to Soldiers' Families, from Jan. 1. 18G3,
to Jan. 1, 1864, to be refunded by the State, 50.176 4C'
REDUCTION OF CITY DEBT.
Warren Institution for Savings, City
Note dated June 19, 1861, $3,571 42
Pf'.rtial payment on Note of Trustees
of Jacob Foss Soldiers' Fund, 153 83
3,725 25
WATER WORKS.
Aniiiount paid for Construction, &c. $321,322 SI
" " Interest on Water Loan
Bonds, 8.642 14
3::0,964 95
Amount Expended in 1862, $61,059 46
" " " 1863. 329,964 95
3^1.024 41
Amount carried forward, $710,851 1)8
EXPENDITURES. 5 1
Amount brought forward. ,$710,651 1)8
STATE TAX.
Slate Treasurer. $41,568 00
COUNTY TAX.
County Treasurer, $12,810 48
UNPAID ACCOUNTS.
Accounts Audited prior to March 1, 1863, |5,3o2 10
BaLnnce on hand March 1, 1864, 31,129 46
36,461 56
$891,492 02
DEBTS OF THE CITY.
FEBRUARY 29, 1864.
1826, Jan. 1.
1836, Sept 22.
1837, May 1.
1847, Aug. 13.
1848, Jan. 1.
1848, Feb. 18.
1848, April 7.
1848, May 22.
1849, Jan 17.
1853, " 1.
1853, " 29.
1853, " 29.
1857, Sept. 1.
1858, Nov. 20.
1860, Sept. 7.
1860, " 19.
1861, April 15.
1861, May 15.
1860, Sept. 20.
1861, May 3.
1863, Aug. 12.
Trustees of Poor Fund, Permanent,
" School " "
Lowell Institution for Savings, 20 years,
N. E. Life Insurance Co. 20 "
South Scituate Savings Bank,
Trustees of Schools,
Lowell Institution for Savings,
Newburyport " " "
Provident " " "
6 per
6 "
6 "
5i "
6 "
6 "
6 "
6 "
20
20
20
20 " 6 "
20 " 5 "
20 " 5 "
II 11 II II 14 II 5 .1
Warren " " " 20 " 6 "
Infant School Fund, Permanent, 6 "
"Warren Institution for Savings, 5 years, oh "
Loanimi Kendall, 5 " 5^ "
Warren Institution for Savings, 5 " 5i "
5 " 51 "
Peirce Fuel Fund, Permanent, 6 "
Trustees of Jacob Foss Fund, on demand, 6 "
S. G. Phipps & A. L. Dole, Trustees, 1 year, 5 "
#7.800 00
700 00
600 00
26,000 00
20,000 00
1,000 00
2,000 00
5,000 00
25,000 00
20,000 00
20,000 00
10,000 00
25,000 00
1,000 00
12,000 00
1,500 00
4,000 00
10,000 00
1,500 00
1,846 17
2,800 00
CITY BONDS.
$197,746 17
1862, Oct
42 $1000 Boi
ds
No. 1 to 42, inclusive, 15 yrs. 5 pr.
ct. $42,000 00
1862, "
80
1000
" 43 to 122, " 15
" 5
80,000 00
1862, "
20
1000
" 123 to 142, " 20
" 5
20,000 00
1863, "
12
1000
" 143 to 154, " 20
" 5
12,000 00
1863, "
20
1000 '
" 155 to 174, '< 20
" 5
20,000 00
1863, "
5
1000 '
" 175 to 179, " 20
" 5
5,000 00
1863, "
2
500
W
" 1 and 2, 20
ATER LOAN.
II 5
1,000 00
$377,746 17
1862, Oct
lOO^'lOOn Bonds
, No. 1 to 100, inclusive, 20 yrs. 5 pr.
ct. $100,000 00
1863, "
2
1000
" 201 & 202, 20 '
I 5 <c
2,000 00
1863, <'
10
5000
" 1 to 10, inclusive, 20 '
' 5 '
50,000 00
1863, "
50
1000
" 101 to 150, " 20 '
' 5 '
50,000 00
1803, "
1
5000
" 11, 20 '
' 5 '
5,000 00
1863, "
1
1000
" 176, • 20 '
' 5 '
1,000 00
1863, "
11
5000
" 12 to 22, inclusive, 20 '
' 5 '
55,000 00
1863, "
4
5000
" 2310 26, ■" 20 '
' 5 '
20,000 00
1863, "
1
5000
" 27, 20 '
' 5 '
5,000 00
1863, "
4
5000
" 28 to 31, inclusive, 20 '
' 5 '
20,000 00
$yo8,coo on
Charlestown, February 29, 1864.
Debts of the City to date.
The foregoing is a correct account of the
L. W. CHAMBERLIN, Treasurer,
SCHEDULE AND VALUATION
OF THE
PROPEItTY OWNED BY THE CITY,
Old Almshouse Land and Town Wharf, $22,494 83
City Hall Building and Land 35,000 00
Lot of Land on Medford Street, 16,875 feet, 6,500 00
Lot of Land on Auburn and Bunker Hill Streets, 2,800 00
Lot cf Land on Bunker Hill Street, 2,000 00
Ledge and Land on Cambridge Road, 2,000 00
Furniture in City Hall Building, 2,000 00
Almshouse Estate, Buildings, Fiirniture, Live Stock, Provisions, &c. 26,000 00
High School House, Monument Square, 26,500 00
Winthrop '• Bunker Hill Street, 21,000 00
Harvard " Harvard Street, 18,000 00
Warren " Summer Street, 18,000 00
Bunker Hill " Bunker Hill Street, 10,000 00
Prescott " Elm Street, 37,800 00
Winthrop Sq. Building, 4 Primary Schools and Fire Department, ... 13,000 00
Building on Winthrop Street, Fire Dep't. Intermediate Schools, &c. 14,000 00
Primary School House, Bow Street, four Schools, 5,000 00
" " Cross Street, two Schools, 2,400 00
" " Bunker Hill Street, No. 1, 1,500 00
" " Mead Street, 10,000 00
" " Bunker Hill Street, No. 2, 900 00
" " Elm Street, 1,000 00
" " Medford Street, 500 00
" " Kingston Street, 2,500 00
" " Moulton Street, No. 1, 1,750 00
" " " " " 2, 11,750 00
" Sullivan Street, 2,500 00
" Soley Street, 1,000 00
Amount carried forward, f 297,894 83
CITY PROPERTY. 55
Amount brought forward, #297,894 83
Maps, Books, Globes, Stoves, 8-c 500 OO
Military Articles, $;2.50 ; Weights and Measures, .^3-50, 600 00
Tomb Lots in Old Burial Ground 500 00
No. 1 Engine House, Ward Hoom and Land, 5,000 00
Engine, 1,200 00
Furniture, 75 00
No. 2 Engine House and Land, 1,500 00
Engine, 1,200 00
Furniture, 30 00
No 3 Engine House and Land, 1,500 00
Engine, 1,500 00
Furniture, 30 00
No. 4 Engine, 1,200 00
Furniture 75 00
No. 5 Engine, 1,200 00
Furniture, 66 00
No. 7 Engine House and Land, 1,500 00
Engine, 1,200 00
Furniture, 45 00
Belief Engine, 300 00
Hooks, Ladders and Carriages, 850 50
Furniture of House, 25 00
Hose Carriages and Hose, 1,000 00
Flats appurtenant to Old Burial Ground, 1,000 00
Notes, 35,199 75
Horses, Carts, Sled, Harnesses, Tools, &c. in care of Sup't. of Sts. 1,500 00
Gravel Land, in Maiden, (^M 00
" "Chelsea, 1,725 00
Warren Institution for Savings, (Uevens' Legacy,) 1,000 00
#360,381 08
EEPOKT
CHIEF ENGINEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
CITY OF CHARLESTO^VN.
FEBRUAEY 29, 1864.
CITY OF CHAELESTOWN.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen, April 4th, 1864. Referred
to Committee on P^ire Department, with instructions to cause tije
same to be printed with the Annual Statement of Receipts aod
Expenditures. Sent down for concuri-ence,
DANIEL WILLIAMS, City Clerk.
In Common Council, April 11, 1864. Concurred.
GUSTAVUS V, HALL, Clekk.
CITY OP CHARLESTOWN.
February 29, 1864.
2'o the Honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen and Common
Council : —
Gentlemen: —
Agreeably to the City Ordinances regulating the Fire Depart-
ment, I most respectfully submit the following Report, containing a
list of the officers and members of the Department, and the con-
dition of the apparatus in their charge ; the number of fires the
past year ; together with the amount of insurance on the same.
Also, the number of reservoirs, hydrants, wells and other sources
from which water can be obtained, in case of fire, and the expenses
for the year ending at date.
The Department still continues in good condition ; the Companies
are full, and when called upon are as prompt as ever in the perform-
ance of all duties required of them.
I am pleased to state that in the growth of the City, fires are
comparativly less than in former years.
The twelve hundred feet of Hose, ordered by the City Council,
has been purchased and equally distributed to the several Companies.
The Engines and other apparatus belonging to the Department
are in good condition.
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID S. TUC;KER, Chief Engineer.
THOMAS BRINTNALL, \st Assistant.
B. V. DENNIS, Id
ISRAEL P. MAGOUN, U
H. P. GOODAVIN, \th
REPORT OF THE
HANCOCK ENGINE CO. NO. 1.
House No. 335 Main Street.
Charles C. Dennett, Foreman,
John Boynton, \st Assistant,
Isaac Gibbs, 2d "
Augustus Wilson, Clerk,
Robert F. Denvir,
Charles F. Bradford,
Lewis Curville,
George W. Davis,
James .J. Dennett,
Solomon Harley,
John C. Hutchings,
John H. Loring,
John A. Meh'in,
James Monroe,
Amos G. Osgood,
Kilby J. Paine,
George Penney,
Augustus W. Stover,
Andrew J. Sargent,
John Stark,
Joshua L. Taylor,
Ira B. Aldricii,
Edward M. Grover,
Aaron F. Swan,
Charles A. Lerned,
William P. Stone,
Frank Pease,
Total.
George Fowler,
George S. Auty,
John F. Norton,
Richard C. Stark,
Harrison H. Perkins,
Henry A. Davis,
Seth H. Savage,
Alanson D. Davis,
Alexander WentAvorth,
John Brown,
George D. Chase,
William W. Pratt,
John Davis,
Charles E. Quimby,
Joseph Perkins,
William Archer,
William H. Walden,
Samuel R. Brintnall,
Francis F. Webster,
William Mc Quarters,
Charles H. Auty,
Matthew Leonard,
Thomas R. Fernald,
Thomas L. Pierce,
James W. Simpson,
William P. Stone,
Augustus C. Daniels.
. . 54.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
Engine and Hose Carriage; 300 feet Leather Hose; 600 feet
Cotton Hose ; 2 Fire Buckets ; 3 Axes ; 2 Brass Pipes ; 1 Blun-
derbuss ; 6 Fire Hats ; 28 feet Suction ; 1 Saddle ; 1 Iron Bar ; 1
Patent Jack ; 2 Hub, 1 Monkey, 4 Suction and 6 Leading Hose
Wrenches ; 1 Lantern ; 1 Copper Pump ; 1 Copper Boiler ; 1 Zinc
Fender; 8 Settees; 12 Arm Chairs; 4 Cane Seat do.; 2 Stoves; Coal
Hod ; Gas Fixtures ; 30 feet Stove Funnel ; 2 Water Pails ; 1
Sprinkle Pot; 1 Slush Bucket. Engine built by Cowing & Co.,
New York, in 1862.
CHIEF ENGI^"EER.
BUNKER HILL ENGINE CO. NO. 2.
House on Main Street, near the Neck.
George E. Tyler, Foreman,
William H. Norris, \st Assistant,
Charles L. Kimball, 2d "
William Fernald, Clerk,
Michael B. Burdett,
Stillman H. Badger,
Peter Chevalier,
Hubert Dailey,
Oliver Dickson, Jr.
Luther Davis,
Thaddeus P. Dickson,
William Fernald,
John Gardner,
Hezekiah B. Gove,
Benjamin F. Hutchings,
William H. H. Johnson,
Peter Jeffrey,
Franklin Larkin,
Isaac F. Phillips,
Robert Pearson,
Christopher C. Rimes,
Edmund H. Richardson,
Nathaniel W. Robinson,
Edward T. Rand,
William E. Story,
Joseph A. Studley,
Ephraim Tarbox,
Joseph W. Welch,
Calvin T. Whittier,
Domingo M. Fiol,
William H. Griffin,
John Howard,
William W. Andrews,
Levi H. Reed,
John D. Glazier,
Hugh J. Riley,
Thomas E. Wilson,
Frank 0. Mason,
Barney Riley,
Valentine M. Dunn,
Charles F. Allen,
John Clifford,
Daniel Flynn,
Augustus Peacock,
Philip H. Tyler,
L W. Kimball,
Peter Clark,
J. D. Cates.
Total, .... 48.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
1 Engine and Hose Carriage ; 30 feet Suction Hose ; 450 feet of
liCading Hose, Cotton ; 300 do. Leather, in good condition ; 5 Sets
of Spanners and Belts ; 2 Lanterns ; 4 Buckets ; 1 Stove and
Apparatus; 1 Boiler; 12 Chairs; 3 Benches; Gas Fixtures; Alarm
Bell and Wrenches. Engine Built by Hunneman & Co. Roxbury^
Mass. 1855.
■62
RErORT OF THE
HOWARD ENGINE CO. NO. 3.
House on Elm Street.
Charles Davis, Foreman,
Edwin Farmiloe, \st Assistant,
Andrew J. Stone, 'Id "
George H. Jacobs, Jr. Clerk,
Albert Barrell,
Marcellus Carpenter,
William Harrington,
Henry Kennister,
William J. Lyons,
Lee Melcher,
John J. Pascoe,
Benjamin Chandler,
Edward H. Toohey,
Benjamin M. Johnson,
David Anderson,
John S. Meserve,
John Chauncy,
William A. Coe,
Benjamin F. Groton,
George H. Webster,
Mendal Spencer,
John N. Whittle,
George H. Linnell,
William Brown,
A. E. Clark,
Dormick Lavin,
J. G. Boyce,
James E. Morris,
George Hand,
Richai'd Coleman,
Robert Baker,
George W. Porter,
Uriah Kennister,
George Schell,
J. J. McCabe.
Total, .... 35.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
Engine built by Button & Blake, Waterford, N. Y. in 1862.
1 Hose Carriage; 24 feet Suction, 300 feet Leather, and 500
feet Cotton Hose, in good order ; 5 Pipes ; 1 Stove ; 4 Buckets ;
3 Lanterns ; 2 Axes ; Wrenches, Spanners, Belts, &c ; 1 6 Chairs ;
2 Benches and 6 Settees. Alarm Bell on House.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
6S
WARREN ENGINE CO. NO. 4.
House on Common Street.
George O. Wiley, Foreman,
George W. Sawyer. 1st Asshtant,
>Sf th F. Sawyer', 2d
William E. Delano, Clerk,
Andrew Jackson,
George Dempster,
Benjamin H. Simonds,
William H. Caswell,
Alonzo Foss,
Edmund Goodwin,
John S. Gardner.
Jeremiah P. Gould,
William T. Gardner,
John M. Holt,
William J. Jordan,
Owen E. Kenney,
James Lee, Jr.
George F. Mitchell,
George E. Poor,
Otis Patten,
Charles O. Richardson,
Thomas J. Sawyer,
Jolm Selby,
Samuel F. Upton,
George B. Newcomb,
James W. Poor,
Edward King,
Frederick W. Lincoln,
James Bell,
Charles F. Harding,
Tot:d. .
Joseph Hayden,
John A. Murphy,
Henry Harris,
Joseph C. Walker,
Walter tl. Sampson,
Morris Mead,
Kobert Sutton,
Thaddeus L. Bruce,
Wilham W. Bray,
Ira Collier,
John A. Sleeper,
Joseph O. Rice,
Alfred Johnson,
George Edmands,
William H. Crowell,
Edward Williams,
George Wilkins,
Howard F. Rowe,
John G. Crowell,
Charles R. Whitney,
John F. Murphy,
Edward Carrawav,
Richard Newlial!,"
M. W. Rice,
A. J. Martin,
Charles E. Bridges,
Edward H. Harding,
Ezra Ken ah,
Edwin C. Jacobs.
59.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
Engine and Hose Carriage ; 400 feet Hemp Hose ; 500 Leather
Hose ; 58 feet Suction Hose ; I Table ; Desk and 6 Settees in
Hall; 1 Stove; 1 Sprinkle Pot; 12 Chairs; 1 Copper Boiler;
4 Pipes ; 2 Axes , Spanners, Wrenches, Crowbar, &c. on Engine
and Hose Carriage ; 2 Lanterns ; 1 Force Pump, in House ;
Alarm Bell on House. Engine built by Hunneman & Co. Boston,
61
REPORT OF THE
WASHINGTON ENGINE CO. NO. 5.
House on Harvard Street,
Edward K. Turner, Foreman,
Bartlett S. Drew, \st Assistant,
George H. Gardner, 2d "
John F. Rand, Clerk,
Benjamin Brintnall,
Joseph H. Bryant,
Henry O'Brien,
Rafael Coll,
Klias Crafts, Jr.
Charles C. Ciougli,
Frank E. Downer,
Thomas Dacey,
John J. Enwright,
Richard Frothingham,
Charles Field,
David B. Fox,
Charles O. Gage,
Frederick Hobbs,
Charles F. Johnson,
Tliomas S. Johnson,
Ferdinand J. Fiercy,
Thomas Roach,
John Stowell,
Naylor W. Andrews,
Eben W. Hovey,
Total, .
Ashbel Waitte,
Samuel O. Weston,
Robert Wiley,
James N. Wright,
Thomas King,
Thomas Magrath,
Frank Kelley,
John F. Orman,
George Kincade,
Richard Powers,
George H. Savage,
William J. Marr,
George F. Smith,
John Galliher,
Charles McNulty,
Michael V. Kelly,
Edward McCartney,
Sylvester G. Maloney,
James F. Plunkett,
Lawrence J. Lyons,
Freeman F. Tilden,
Benjamin L. Blackwood,
Edward P. Knight,
George H. Gurney,
Samuel F. Boynton.
. . 50.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
Engine and Hose Carriage; 500 feet Cotton Hose; 300 Leather
Hose ; 50 feet Rubber Hose ; 1 Force Pump ; Wheel Jack ; Mon-
key Wrench ; Hose Rope and Brush ; Table ; 3 Grease Cans ; I
Slat-gate ; 2 Closets ; 1 Iron Shovel ; 1 Stove and Apparatus ; 1
Copper Boiler ; 18 Cane Seat Chairs ; 1 Pail and Sponge ; 1 Fire
Shovel ; 1 Copy Rules and Regulations. Engine Built by William
Jeffers & Co., Pawtucket, R. I. in 1859.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
PMNKLIN ENGINE CO. NO. 7.
House Corner of Bunker Hill and Tufts Street.
James F. Willson, Foreman,
Nelson Cutler, Jr. \st Assistant,
William F. Bibrim, Id
Clerk,
Henry P. Gardner,
Francis J. Almeder, Jr.
Elias Abbott,
Joseph S. Bibrim,
John F. Caldwell,
Richard Chanley,
John Cutler,
Daniel B. Gai'dner,
James M. Gardner,
Joseph R. Gilbert,
William Harris,
Charles H. Lang, Jr.
lEdward D. Loring,
Benjamin D. Wiley,
George H. Webber,
Edward A. Costigan,
John H. Brower,
Harridon Gifford,
Benjamin F. K. Jennings,
William H. Norton,
James Pooley,
William H. Ward,
Marcellus A. Pray,
John WilKams,
John Gilday,
Daniel R. Whelock,
Benjamin Wilhams,
John Williams,
Warren Norton,
John B. Trumbull,
Wilham F. Bibrim,
Albert Seavey,
Joseph Bibrim,
John Ward,
Samuel WiUiams, Jr.
Edwin A. Roulstone,
Alexander E. Hewei,
John H. Varrell,
James W. Miskelly,
William H. Macaushn,
Henry C. Bailey,
Isaac W. Brackett,
George W. Kilham,
Thaddeus Harrington, Jr.
Gilford S. Ladd,
Charles F. Davis,
John McLoud,
Wilham A. Stodder,
James J. Morey,
Enoch Haskell, Jr.
Total, .... 53.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
Engine and Hose Carriage ; 30 feet Suction Hose ; 700 Leading-
Hose ; 400 feet good, 300 feet indiferent ; 5 Fire Caps ; 4 Buckets ;
3 Pipes ; Spanners, Badges, Belts, &c. 1 Force Pump, with Rubber
Hose ; 1 set of Hub Runners ; 1 Stove ; 1 Copper Boiler, and
Alami Bell qn House. House in good condition. Engine built by
Stephen Thayer, in 1838.
66
REPORT OF THE »
MASSACHUSETTS HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 1.
House on "Winthrop Street.
A. H. Baldwin, Foreman,
Ira A. "Worth, \st Assistant,
George H. Mobary, 2d "
A. H. Whittemore, Clerk,
John J. Edmands,
Daniel R. Beckford,
Mark S. Manning,
George Manning,
Joseph W. Phillips,
Converse F. Rand,
Albert Abbott,
Albert Lewis,
Edward Newcomb,
Henry Knight,
"William Selby,
John Lowre,
Henry C. Wells,
Caleb S. P. Dodge,
Charles E. Cutter,
Albert Jones,
William F. Webster,
William C. Simonds,
Charles M. Glazier,
Enoch J. Clark,
George A. Plaisted,
T. J. Whittemore,
John Alden,
Theodore L. Mason,
Edward S. Fox.
William H. H. Smith,
Nathan E. Abbott,
Daniel H. Dearborn,
Total, .... 32.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
1 Hook and Ladder Carriage ; 22 Ladders ; 2 Forks ; 3 Hooks ;
1 Grapple Rope attached ; 3 Rakes ; 2 Crotch Poles ; 4 Axes ; 4
Dogs ; 2 Hammers and Belts attached ; Iron Bar ; 2 Fire Buckets ;
4 Guy Lines; 12 Leather Straps; 6 Lanterns; 2 Stoves and
Funnel; 12 Chairs; 4 Settees; 1 Table. Carriage built by
Hittinger, Cook & Co.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
67
RED JACKET HOSE CO. NO. 1.
House on Wintlirop Street.
John Holt, Foj'eman,
Wm. H. Gladden, 1st Assistant,
L. M. Griffin, 2d
Fernando Robie, Clerk,
John P. Loring,
Daniel Mason,
Frederick L. Clark,
Leonard C. Newcomb,
Converse A. Babcock,
Charles H. Stevens,
Milton S. Eobbins,
George W. Williams.
Wm. O. D. Grace,
Charles A. Page,
William Gladden,
James E. Wright,
Otis Patten,
George L. Rich,
Total, .... 18.
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CITY.
1 Hose Carriage ; 1300 feet of Hose ; 2 Pipes ; 5 Lanterns ;
1 Axe ; 1 Hydrant Wrench ; 1 Carriage Jack ; 1 4 Spanners ; 7
Belts ; 2 Hose Ropes ; 2 Cranks ; 2 Wrenches ; 1 Rope in Tower ;
2 Stoves and Funnels ; 2 Stove Wrenches ; 1 Coal Hod ; 20 Hall
Chairs; 1 Table; Roll Book; 6 Carriage Room Chairs; 3 Benches;
2 Sinks ; 1 Boiler ; Pump, Closet, Lai-ge Shovel, Watering Pot,
Water Pail, Carriage Rope, Slush Bucket and Brush, 1 Broom.
Carriage built by William Williams, New York City, in 1858.
RELIEF ENGINE AND HOSE CARRIAGE,
Li good working order. When not in service, housed in Gun
House, on Bunker Hill.
REPORT OF THE
LIST OF FIRES AND ALARMS.
FKOM MABCH 1, 1S63; TO MARCH 1, 1864.
March 2, 1863. Alarm of fire at 7^, was False.
March 9. Alarm of fire at 9;^, was caused by fire being dis-
covered in dwelling house on Alford Street, owned by Mr. John
Gardner. Damage $20. Accident.
March 1.5. Alarm at 9, P. M., False.
March 23. Alarm at 7, P. M., False.
March 25. Alarm at 10, A. M., Navy Yard, False.
March 28. Alarm at 3 o'clock, was caused by the burning of the
refreshment saloon of Mr. James E. Smith, on Warren Bridge.
Damage $500. Insured. Cause, Accident.
March 28. Alarm at 3^, P. M., came from Cambridge.
April 4. Alarm of fii'e at 2, P. M., was caused by fire being dis-
covered in a dwelhng house, rear of the Canal Brewery, Alford
Street, belonging to Mr. John Kent. Damage $100. Cause,
Incendiary.
April 10. Alarm of fire at 3, P. M., was caused by the slight
fire in dwelling house owned by John Gardner, and occupied by
Joseph Fernald, rear of Kent's Brewery, Alford Street.
April 11. Alarm at 8, P. M., chimney, Corey Street.
April 14. Alarm at 8, P. M., False.
April 21. Alarm at 6^, False.
April 25. Alarm at 12, M., was caused by a slight fire in rear
of Old Brewery, Alford Street, an unoccupied dwelling house belong-
ing to Mr. Edgworth, of Cambridge. Incendiary.
April 27. Alarm at 8, P. M. came from Maiden.
May 3. Alarm of fire at 3, A. M., was caused by the burning of
a pig-pen on the Old Slaughter House ground, Medford Street.
Incendiary.
CHIEF ENGINEER. 69
May 11. Alarm at 9, P. M., False.
May 12. Alarm at 2^, P. M., False.
June 3. Alarm at 8i, P. M., False.
June 17. Slight fire rear of Brewery, Alford Street. Cause
Fire Crackers.
June 17. Corner of Green and High Streets.
June 23. Alarm of fire at 4, P. M., was caused by fire dis-
covered in the Ice House on Bunker Hill Street, belonging to
J. Kidder, Oil Merchant. Damage, $100. Cause, sparks from
Bake House. No Insurance.
July 5. Alarm at 3 J, A. M., was caused by fire being discovered
in a grocery store occupied by Pearsons & Libby, 109 Bunker Hill
Street, owned by Mrs. Small. The building was a wooden structure
2^ stories high. Damage, $500. Insured. Cause, unknown,
supposed Incendiary.
July 12. Alarm at 1 1 o'clock, was caused by fire being discovered
on board the bark "Statira," at Damon's Wharf. Damage, slight.
July 17. Alarm at 6^, A. M., was caused by slight fire in a
Junk Store, No. 25 Old Bridge Avenue. Cause, Spontanous Com-
bustion.
July 18. Alarm 12, M., False.
July 24. Alarm at 8^, Bunker HiU School House. Damage,
slight.
Aug. 15. Alarm False.
Aug. 16. Alarm False.
Aug. 16. Alarm at 3 J, P. 'M., was caused by a slight fire in
Magoun's Ship Yard. Cause, Incendiary.
Aug. 31. Slight fire in store corner of "Wapping and "Water Sts.
Aug. 3l! Alarm 8^, P. M., False.
Sept. 20. Alarm at 10^, A. M., fire was discoverd in a large
wooden building owned and occupied by George Lane, as a Moroco
Factory. Damage, $1200. Insured $1000. Carelessness.
70 REPORT OF THE
Sept. 23. Slight fire in Cunningham's Boiler Shop, on Water St«
Sept. 27. Alarm 1, A. M., Cambridge.
Oct. 11. Alarm at 9^, P. M., came from Chelsea.
Oct. 14. Alarm at 8 J, P. M., Cambridge.
Oct. 14. Alarm was caused by assistance being sent for at the
burning of a dwelling house in Somerville, situated on Glen St.
Companies No. 1, 2, 4 and 5, were passed out.
Oct. 26. Alarm at 7^, P. M., was caused by the burning of a
clothes press, in house No. 6 Common Street, occupied by Mrs. Hay.
Damage, $50. Accident.
Oct. 28. Alarm was caused by a slight fire in an old building
adjoining Engine House No. 1. Damage, $10. Carelessness.
Oct. 29. Alarm at 9 J o'clock, was caused by fire being in the
dwelling house occupied by Mess. White & Holbrook. Damage,
$30. Cause, defect in flue. The buildings are situated on the corner
of Russell and Walker Streets.
Nov. 6. Alarm at 8 J, P. M., was caused by fire discovered in
the cellar of Holmes & Joy, Furniture Manufactory, on Front St.
The building was of brick, six or seven stories high and was wholly
destroyed, together with its contents. The falling of the walls
crushed the building next adjoining, occupied by S. Nesmith & Co.
as a Pickle Factory, which was set on fire and mostly destroyed.
The building was of brick, two stories, owned by Zenas Howland.
At a quarter before 10 assistance was sent for from Boston, which
was responded to by Steam Companies No. 4, 6 and 8, Hose Co.*
No. 1, and Hook and Ladder No. 1. The fire also communicated
with three or four wooden buildings in Mason Street, owned by
W. Dalrymple, and T. B. Edmaifds, also G. W. Warren. Occu-
pants Irish. The value of Holmes & Joy's building was $27,000.
Machinery $6000. Stock $1600. Insured $11,000. The building
of Zenas Howland, was worth $12,000. The dwelhngs worth about
$2000 each. Nesmith & Co.'s loss $12,000, Insured $8000. How-
land, no Insurance.
Nov. 12, Alarm at 8, P. IM., False.
Dec. 2. Alarm at 5, A. M., Chimney, Ferrin Street.
CHIEF ENGINEER. 71
Dec. 3. Alarm in Chelsea.
Dec. 8. Alarm at 11, P. M., was caused by a slight fire in an
unoccupied dwelling house, No. 5 Cook Street, owned by P. S.
Higgins. Incendiary. Damage, $25.
Jan. 1. 1864. Alarm at 8, P. M., was caused by the partial
burning of a dwelling house on Alford Street, occupied by Mrs.
Richardson, owned by Mr. John Gardner. Damage, $100. Insur-
ed. Accident.
Feb. 11. Alarm of fire at 7, A. M., was caused by the burning
of a car load of Hay, on Fichburg R. R. belonging to a Mr. Ricker.
Damage, $200.
Feb. 15. Alarm at 11, A. M,, was caused by the partial burning
of block of wooden buildings situated in rear of Winthrop School
House, Bunker Hill Street, owned by Mrs. Devine. Damage, $500.
Caused by placing hot ashes in a wooden box. No Insurance.
Feb. 23. Alarm at 7, P. M., was caused by the ringing of the
Glass House Bell.
Feb. 24. Alarm at 8^, P. M., was caused by the burning of the
Ice Houses, at Fresh Pond. Owned by Mr. Hittinger.
Number of Fires, 25
Loss, _ $57,905
Insured, 13.100
Causes of Fires — Incendiary, 4
Carelessness, and Accidental, 10
Unknown, 9
Fire Crackers, 1
Spontaneous Combustion,.. 1
25
NUMBER OF ALARMS.
From Fires out of the City, .___ 2
" " in " " and False Alarms, 47
Total, 49
REPORT OF THE
LOCATION OF RESEYOmS.
1. Harvard Street, filled from the church.
2. Junction of Henley and "Warren Streets.
3. Union Street, between Richmond and Washington.
4. Main Street, Junction of Austin and Warren.
5. High Street, head of School.
6. Common Street, South-East corner of Winthrop Square.
7. Junction of Bartlett and Green Streets.
8. Gray Street, North-East side.
9. Walker Street, Junction of Bartlett.
10. Corner of Lexington and Tremont Streets.
11. Sullivan, near Main Street.
12. Russell, near Pearl.
13. Mead Street, near Crystal Place.
14. Junction of Henley and Chelsea Streets.
15. Corner of Summer and Elm Streets.
1 6. At the Neck, near Albee's Store.
17. City Square, near Bunker Hill Bank.
18. Chestnut Street, opposite No. 44.
19. Bunker Hill Street, between Linden and Walnut.
20. Corner of Bunker Hill and Elm Streets,
21. " " " " " Cook "
22. " " " " " Decatur"
23. Bow Street, opposite Richmond.
24. Warren Street, near Monument Avenue.
25. Bunker Hill Street, near Gun House.
26. Austin Street, near head of First.
27. " " " Junction of Lawrence.
28. Concord Street, 150 feet from Bunker Hill Street.
CHIEF ENGINEER. 73
29. High Street, head of Pleasant.
30. Main Street, opposite Albion Court.
31. Main Street, Junction of Mill.
32. Main Street, opposite Phipps.
33. Corner of Bainbridge and Moulton Streets,
34. Lynde Street, head of Fifth.
35. Ferrin Street, 100 feet from Winthrop School House,
36. Oak Street, Junction of Russell.
37. Junction of Main, Bunker Hill, and Medford Streets.
38. Warren Avenue, between Front Street and the Toll House.
^2 '^ <(' ^< '^ (' <^ '^ '' '^
74 REPORT OF THE
LOCATION" OF "WELLS.
1. Warren Avenue, West Side, near Square.
2. City Square, front of Mansion House.'
3. Junction of Chelsea Street and Henley Place.
4. Junction of Front and Second Streets.
5. Junction of Washington and Arrow Streets.
6. Second Street, front of No. 13.
7. Court, rear of Prescott House.
8. Chapman Street, near Main.
9. Main Street, near Salem.
10. Pearl Street, opposite Russell.
11. Elm Street, near Old Alms House.
12. Everett Street, (not reliable.)
13. Main Street, 25 feet North of Irving Place.
14. Main Street, opposite Charles.
15. Main Street, opposite No. 509.
16. Main Street, near No. 2 Engine House.
17. Main Street, near Auburn.
18. Bunker Hill Street, junction of Medford.
19. Near head of Oak Street.
20. Bartlett Street, near Sullivan.
21. Corner of "Essex and Middlesex Streets.
22. Chapman Street, 150 feet from Washington,
23. Union Street, opposite No. 9.
24. Soley Street, front of No. 21.
24. Foot of Belmont Street, near Medford.
26. In Belmont Street, 60 feet from Medford.
CHIEF ENGINEER. 75
LOCATION OF HYDRANTS.
1. Comer of Warren Avenue and "Water Streets.
2. " " " " " City Square.
3. " " Chelsea Street, " " "
4. " " " " " Joiner Street.
5. " " "' " " Henley "
6. " ^" . " " " Chestnut "
7. " " " " " Mount Vernon Street.
8. " " " " " Bunker Hill "
9. " " " " " Vine "
10. " " " " " Bainbridge " "
11. '^ « " " « Rear Chelsea Bridge.
12. State Prison, opposite Washington Street.
FINANCES.
Since the 1st of March, 1863, twelve Drafts on the City Treas-
urer have been drawn by the Board of Engineers, amounting to
seven thousand nine hundred eighty one dollars fifty -five cents ; of
the above amount, three thousand six hundred sixty-sis dollars and
seventy-nine cents has been expended for the services of members
of the several Companies, as allowed by the City ; the balance has
been expended as per bills rendered.
Expended, ...$7981 55
76 REPORT o;f the chief engineer.
EECAPITULATION.
Number of Engineers 5
" " Members, 346
" " Engines, 7
" " Hook and Ladder Carriage, .._ 1
" " Hose Carriages, 8
" " feet Leading Hose, __. 6150
" " " Suction " : 168
" " Hooks, — 5
" " Ladders,-... 12
" " Grapnel, Chain and Rope, 1
" " Reservoirs,.. 39
« " Wells, 26
« " Hydrants, 12
" " Fires and Alarms, 49
Amount" Loss by Fires, $57,905 00
« " Insurance, 13,100 00
« Expended, 7,981 55
All of which is respectfully submitted,
DAVID S. TUCKER,
Chief Engineer.
GOVERNMENT
OF THE
CITY or CHARLESTOWN
1864.
MAYOR.
PHINEHAS J. STONE.
ALDERME N.
Ward No. 1.
ANDREW SAWTELL, 29 Washington Street.
FRANCIS THOMPSON, 49 Monument Square.
ANTHONY S. MORSS, 42 Harvard Street.
Ward No. 2.
JAMES F, DWINELL, 33 Mount Vernon Street.
OTIS LITTLE, 60 Elm Street.
MATTHEW H. MERRIAM, 37 Mount Vernon Street.
Wakd No, 3.
JOSEPH LOVETT, 8 Quincy Street.
JOSEPH F. BOYD, 16 Wood Street.
OLIVER H. P. SMITH, 577 Main Street.
CITY CLERK.
DANIEL WILLIAMS, 10 Mystic Street.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
COMMON COUNCIL.
EUGENE L. NORTON, President.
Ward No. 1.
Charles Field,
William H. Hooton,
James W. Roberts,
Charles F. Harding,
Thomas Graham,
William R. Bradford,
6 Putnam Street.
23 Harvard Street.
38 Winthrop Street.
24 Monument Avenue.
15 Bow Street.
3 Cordis Street.
Ward No. 2.
Eugene L. Norton,
James H. Potts,
Ezra Brown,
Edward A. Costigan,
James F. Green,
Nelson Cutler, Jr.
Horatio P. Dunnels,
John Gardner,
Jacob W. Roberts,
Charles F. Smith,
John B. Meserve,
Augustus W. Stover,
Ward No. 3.
15 Mount Vernon Street.
169 Chelsea Street.
3 Tremont Street.
60 Decatur Street.
29 Green Street.
27 Decatur Street.
2 Wood Street.
8 Alford Street.
330 Main Street.
191 Bunker Hill Street.
27 Austin Street.
9 Franklin Street.
CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL.
GusTAvus V. Hall, 57 High Street.
CITY MESSE NGER.
Abram Chamberlin, 118 Medford Street.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
Lowell W. Chamberlin, 2 Essex Street.
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CITY SOLICITOR.
J. Q. A. Griffin,
25 City Square.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Thomas Greenleaf, 26 Adams Street.
T. S. G. Robinson,
Enos Merrill,
30 Harvard Street.
Ill Bartlett Street.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
PHINEHAS J. STONE, Chairman, ex officio,
DAVID B. WESTON, Secretary and Agent.
"Ward No. 1.
Amos Roberts,
Robert Todd,
Abram Chamberlin,
Samuel L. Tuttle,
David B. Weston,
Eabl Wtman,
Arrow, cor. Bow Sti-eet.
12 Washington Street.
Ward No. 2.
118 Medford Street.
21 Polk Street.
Ward No. 3.
218 Bunker Hill Street.
361 Bunker Hill Street.
80 CITY GOVERNMENT.
com:m:ittees, i864
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance — The Mayor and Aldermen Thompson andMerriam; the President
and Messrs. Roberts, (of Ward 1,) Dunnels, Gardner and
Potts.
Accounts — Aldermen Sawtell and Dwinell; and Messrs. Roberts, (of "Ward 3,)
Smith and Costigan.
City Property — Aldermen Merriam and Smith ; and Messrs. Field, Gardner
and Green.
Water — Aldermen Thompson and Lovett ; the President and Messrs. Field
and Brown.
Almshouse — Aldermen Little and Boyd; and Messrs. Roberts, (of Ward 1,)
Meserve and Cutler.
Public Institutions — The Mayor and Alderman Morss ; the President and
Messrs. Stover and Graham.
Fuel AND Lighting Streets — Aldermen Dwinell and Lovett; and Messrs.
Brown, Dunnels and Harding.
Fire Department — Aldermen Lovett and Dwinell; and Messrs, Costigan,
Harding and Smith.
Repairs of Streets — The Mayor and Alderman Morss ; and Messrs. Brown,
Hooton and Roberts, (of Ward 3.)
Burial Grounds — Aldermen Boyd and Sawtell ; and Messrs. Harding, Potts
and Stover.
Laying out Streets — The Mayor and Aldermen Little and Boyd ; and Messrs.
Roberts, (of Ward 1,) Meserve, Hooton, Dunnels and Cutler.
Claims — The Mayor and Alderman Sawtell; the President and Messrs. Green
and Bradford.
Ordinances — Aldermen Morss and Thompson; and Messrs. Smith, Costigan
and Bradford.
Printing — Alderman Smith; and Messrs. Field and Potts.
COMMITTEES OF THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Police — The Mayor and Aldermen Dwinell and Smith.
Licenses — Aldermen Boyd, Morss and Merriam.
Enrollment — Aldermen Thompson, Little and Merriam.
Notices to Build — The Mayor and Alderman Boyd.
Board of Health — Aldermen Smith, Sawtell and Dwinell.
Laying Gas Pipes — Aldermen Lovett, Little and Thompson,
Drains and Sewers — Aldermen Little, Merriam and Lovett.
COMMITTEES OF THE COMMON COUNCIU.
Elections and Returns — Messrs. Hooton, Potts and Roberts, (of Ward 3.)
Enrolled Ordinances and Resolutions — Messrs. Costigan, Graham and
Stover.
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