Brought forward, $3,579 17
Contractors, grading, etc., 6,228 75
Paving blocks, 5,955 15
Teaming, 5,270 50
Stone, 2,019 14
IEdgestone, 689 11
Tools, 16 00
COLUMBUS AVENUE.
Land damages,
COMMONWEALTH AvKNUE.
Street construction:
Teaming,
CHARLESTOWN STREET.
(Chapter 346, Acts of 1897.)
Continuation of payments.
Land damages,
HIGHWAYS, MAKING of,
Land damages:
Hale street, $43,177 60
Washington street, 31,570 00
Adams street, Charlestown, 4,227 00
Burt street, 200 00
North Harvard street, 100 00
Dixfield street, 65 00
Interest on debt,
Sinking Fund Requirements,
RECAPITULATION.
Laying-out and construction of highways, Brighton,
Dorchester,
East Boston,
Roxbury and West Roxbury,
Chapter 478, Acts of 1900,
Construction of highways already laid out,
Blue Hill and other avenues,
Charlestown street,
Highways, making of,
Library Department. Salaries to January 29, 1903, inclusive:
James L. Whitney, Librarian, $5,082 17
Employés, 164,029 45
Binding:
Employés, $17,089 57
Contract work, 4,417 43
Stock, 2,588 12 Carried forward, $24,095 12
Postage and telegrams,
Telephone service,
Typewriting,
Electric lighting,
Gas,
Fuel,
Rent of branches and reading-rooms,
Delivery stations, rent and services,
Freights and cartage,
Transportation between Central Library,
Branches and Delivery Stations,
Travelling expenses,
Furniture,
Small supplies,
Cleaning,
Grounds,
Repairs,
Liability insurance,
Premium on surety bond,
Expenses in connection with the American
Library Association meetings,
Expenses on account of installing the Abbey
painting,
Payments on account of Faneuil Hall Market and the Market in Fameuil Hall building, eacclusive of those for the repairs on the buildings which are charged to Public Buildings.
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Printing Plant, 300 00
Investigating condition of trees on the
Common, 287 79
Framing medallions of ex-mayors, etc., 85 65
Carriage-hire, -- 1,713 13
ENTERTAINING GUESTS :
Prince Henry of Prussia, March 6, 1902.
Hotel Somerset, $6,704 00
Decorations, 6,271 99
Engraving and print-
ing, 1,013 17
Carriage-hire, 278 66
Music, 185 00
Refreshments for escort, 98 80
—— $14,551 62
French Mission to dedication
of statue of De Rochambeau,
May 30 and 31, 1902.
Hotel Somerset, $1,971 00
Decorations, 1,550 00
Engraving and print-
ing, 998 -90
Carriage-hire, etc., 501 88
Music, 174 00
— 5,195 28
Entertaining sundry parties, 3,715 07
ro 23,461 97
$61,786 11
PUBLIC CELEBRATIONS :
FOURTH OF JULY :
Payments for celebrating the One Hun-
dred and Twenty-sixth Anniversary of
the Independence of the United States,
July 4, 1902.
Music, day and evening, $2,055 00
Fireworks, 1,886 80
Rowing regatta, Charles river, 720 00
Athletic sports, Boston Common, 508 88
Bicycle races, 370 50
Sailing regatta, 307 45
Veteran Firemen's playout, 250 00
Whitehall boat race, 225 00
Oration at Faneuil Hall :
Decorations, attendants, etc., 91 00
Celebrations :
Wards 1 and 2, 625 00
Wards 3, 4 and 5, 50 00
Ward 6, 200 00
Wards, 7, 9 and 13, 450 00
Ward 8, 225 00
Wards 10 and 19, 450 00
Wards 12 and 18, 450 00
Wards 14 and 15, 355 00
Wards 16, 20 and 24, 150 00
Carried forward, $9,369 63 $16,065,123 65
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