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Home My Public Portal About1859 Annual Watertown Report A LIST OF THE T AX P AYE RS _IN-- ATERT0WN , FOR THE YEAR 1858. -ALSO- AN ACCOUNT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE TOWN, FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY LOTH, 1859, WALTHAM : PRESS OF JOSIAH HASTINGS, 1859. LIST OF THE Tax Payers In Watertown) FOR THE YEAR 1858_ NAMES. I Acres. I Poll I Tax on R. Tag on P. Total. Tax. Estate. Estate. Abbott Abiel 2 20 2 20 Adams, Aaron 2 20 8 88 11 08 Aldrich, Gardner 2 20 lL Land and House 2 1-2 18 50 A° Holt House and Barn and 44 Lot corner Galen and River 46 Streets, 20 72 Powell House and Land 7 40 Land, ;Mill Privilege 31-2 22 20 j� Dailey House 3 70 At McLellan Land and House 4 14 80 it McLellan Land 11-2 2 22 At Corey House and Land 13 32 64 Wellington Laid and House 7 40 69 Small House o L Corey Land 1 48 113 94 Allen, Thomas 1 2 20 2 20 Allen, Edward 2 20 2 20 Allen James 2 20 2 20 Anderson Alexander ! 2 20 2 20 Apple Anthony 2 20 2 20 Armstrong William i 2 20 2 20 Armstrong, E. B. 2 20 2 20 Armstrong Irving 2 20 2 20 Armstrong, Elias B 2 20 18 50 14 06 34 76 Armstrong, John 2 20 2 20 Atherton, Sidney- 2 20 i 2 20 Atherton, Charles B. 12 20 2 20 Atkins, John 2 20 2 20 Austin, Thomas 2 20 I 2 20 Austin, James T. 2 20 222 00 224 20 Austin, Ivers J. 2 20 59 20 22 20 83 60 In Trust 5 18 5 18 Ayers, Nathaniel Jr. 2 20 11 10 3 70 17 00 Bacon,-Estate of Hezekiah I 5 18 3 70 8 88 Bacon Abigail 5 92 5 92 Bailey Arad 2 20 51 80 I 7 40 61 40 Bailey Wm. W. 12 20 1 2 20 Baker, Francis 2 20 2 20 4 NAMES. acre& Poll Tax on IL Tat on P. ,Foul. Tax. I Estate. I &tate. I Bamford, Joseph 2 20 _ 2 20 Bangs, Edward 2 20 •' Land and Buildings 16 51 80 White Land 8 11 84 37 00 102 84 As Trustee for Sisters 74 00 74 00 Banks, Thomas G. 2 20 2 20 Barker, Joseph G. 2 20 7 40 2 22 11 82 Barker, Isaac G. 2 24 I 2 20 Barker, A. A. 2 20 2 20 Barker, Peter 2 20 2 20 Barnard,Joel Jr. 2 201 14 80 2 22 19 22 Barnard, Granville 2 20 ' 22 20 24 40 Barnard & Clol;stone, 18 50 7 40 25 90 Barnard,Josiah 2 20 2 20 Barnard, John 2 20 14 80 17 00 Barnard, John Jr. 2 20 2 22 4 42 Barnard, Samuel 30 2 20 88 80 74 00 165 00 Barnard, Jerome 2 20 3 70 5 90 Barnard, R. M. 2 20 2 20 Barnes, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Barney, Prentiss T. 2 20 2 22 4 42 Barney, 2 20 2 20 Barrett, Jameti 2 20 2 22 4 42 h Barrett, Sarah •' House and Land 10 36 " Blackman House and Land 3 70 14 06 Barrington Thomas 2 20 2 20 Barry, Charles J. 2 20 37 00 39 20 Barry Thomas 2 20 2 20 Barry, Lawrence 2 20 2 20 Barre, James 2 20 2 20 Barry, Lawrence 2 2( 2 20 Batchelder, Samuel L. 2 2v 1 48 16 28 19 96 Batchelder Stearns & Richardson, 66 60 , 66 60 Bates, Cyrenus 2 20 2 20 Bean Caleb G. 2 20 2 20 Belcher, William H. 2 20 2 20 Belknap, Chas. W. 2 20 it Land and House 33 30 Unfinished Barn 1 48 Aldrich Land 2 96 39 94 Belknap, C. W. & Co. Land and Buildings 3 18 50 ` Unfinished House, 4 44 7 40 30 34 Bemis, Seth 2 20 'L Land and Buildings 10 66 60 1 44 Brick Factory and Privilege 51 80 37 00 , 157 60 Bemis, George 2 20 96 20 ' 98 40 Bemis, Sarah 74 001 74 00 Bemis, Charles 60 2 20 111 00 81 40 ' 194 60 '° As Trustee 11 84 I 11 85 Bemis, Isaac V. 2 201 6 62 8 86 Benneway, J. 2 20 ( 2 20 J N�SfEB. -- — `— I scree I Poll I Tax on R. Tax on P.I Total. Tax. Estate. Estato. Bent, Luther 2 20 96 Land and Buildings, Home 8 88 House by Bustin 7 40 House by Snow, 10 36 M � Shop & Land by Locker & Co. 11 10 ! 2 22 � Shop and Laud by Faxon 7 40 7 40 56 96 Bernard, John F. 2 20 2 20 Bern-, John L. 2 20 2 20 igelow, Tyler 2 20 Il Lana and Buildings, 15 81 40 64 Childs Land 25 29 60 Spring and Bigelow Land 13 33 30 Fowle Land and House 8 . 33 30 " Land between Mill Dam and Port Roads 3 5 18 111 00 295 98 Bigelow Josiah 2 20 2 20 Billings, Heirs of Sally 7 40 7 40 ' Binni. Michael 2 20 2 20 Bird, Horace 2 20 2 20 Bird, Joseph 1 2 20 2 22 2 22 6 64 Bird, Joseph & Horace " Land and Buildinra*s, Home 1 2 22 20 Land and Buildings I 18 29 60 Land and House, S. B. 4 5 92 7 40 65 12 Bird, Estate of Joseph 7 40 7 40 Bixby, Hiram 2 20 2 20 Blackwell, George B. 2 20 2 20 Blackwell, E. B. 2 20 14 80 17 00 Blair, Philip 2 20 2 20 Blaisdell,J. T. 2 20 7 40 9 60 . Blodgett, William A. 2 20 2 20 Boland, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Bond, Daniel I 2 201 Land and Buildings, Home 19 24 " House and Land, Bacon Hill 7 40 28 84 Bond, William 2 20 ! 2 20 Bonney, Jones 2 201 2 20 Bothamly, William B. 2 20 14 80 17 00 Bowen, George E. 2 201 2 20 Bocce, John 2 20 ! 2 20 Boyle, Richard A. 2 20 2 20 Bradford, John 2 20 11 101 3 70 17 00 Bradford, George 12 201 29 60 ' 6 66 . 38 46 Bradley, Robert 2 20 j 2 20 Bradley, D. F. 2 20 Land and Buildings, 18 50 " White Land 2 22 1 22 92 Bramwell, Samuel Jr. 2 20 2 20 Branagan J.ulles 2 201 2 20 Brandmillar. IV. 2 20 2 20 Brannon, Thomas 2 20 i 8 88 11 08 Braslin, Patrick 2 20 i 2 20 ISrazier, William II. 2 20 j 8 88 11 08 4 li -- ` 'NAMES. ----- -- I Acim I Pull Tax on R. Tax as P. dotal. Tax. I Estate. Fatale. __ I Brennan, Peter 2 20 2 20 Brill es, Charles Z. 2 `20 20Brign, John 2 20 it House and Land,Home 37 00 « House by Richards 14 801 16 Two Houses by Hogan & is Kennedy, 7 40 Wharf Land and Buildings 14 80 Corey Land and House 25 90 House & Land on Suring St. 10 361 25 90 138 36 Brigham, John Jr. :; 20 2 20 Bright, Elizabeth 37 00 ! 37 00 Bright,Susanna 7 40 1 48 ! 8 88 Bright, Josiah 35 2 20 55 50 7 40 65 10 Bright, Frederiek W. 2 20 16 28 4 44 2.2 92 Bright, J. J. 2 20 2 20 Bright, Charles D. 2 20 2 20 Bright, William S. 35 2 20 66 60 14 80 83 60 Bright, William 2 20 2 20 Bright, George 2 20 2 20 Bright, Henry 2 20 7 40 9 60 Bright, Henry F. 2 20 7 40 9 60 Bright, Charles H. 2 20 3 70 5 90 Bright, George A. 2 20 3 70 5 90 Bright, Henry F. & Charles C. 4 44 4 44 Broad, Charles 2 20 2 20 Broderick, Dennis 2 20 2 20 Bronsden,Charles 2 20 2 20 Brooks, J. 2 20 2 20 Brooks, Benjamin F. 14 80 14 80 Brown, Francis 2 20 Land and Buildings in Wife's Right 9 14 80 14 80 31 80 Brown,Francis J. 2 20 2 20 � 2 20 59 20 I 24 2 85 82 Brown, Newell 27 � � Brown, Estate of James Land and Buildings 7 59 20 it House and Land by Everett 24 42 4; House by Smith 17 76 44 Store by Adams & Yates 13 3.2 ` 114 70 Brown, Widow James 29 60 29 60 Brown, Benjamin 12 20 2 22 4 42 Brown, William L. 2 20 . 17 02 2 96 22 18 Brown, Charles E. 2 20 2 20 Brown, John 2 20 2 20 Bryant, Lewis `' 20 2 20 Bryant,Francis i 2 20 2 9() Bullard, John A. i 2 20 ! 3 70 5 90 Bullard, Esther 44 40 I 44 40 Bullard, Augustus 12 20 I I 2 20 Burke, Michael 2 20 2 20 Burns, James 12 20 7 40 2 22 11 82 Burns, Daniel i 2 20 I I 2 20 i '- -- -- NAMES. - I Acres. I Poll Tax on R. Tax on P.I Total. Tax. Estate. Estate. Burns, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Burnham, Arthur 2 20 11 10 13 30 Burnham, Charles II. 2 20 11 84 14 04 Burnham, William 2 20 Land & Buildings, 14 80 « White Land and Unfin- ished House, 4 44 21 44 Barr, Cushing T. I 2 20 Land and Buildings, Home 25 90 1. New House and Land, I 22 20 1 48 51 78 Burrell, George 2 20 11 10 13 30 Bustin, William H. 2 20 2 20 Butts, E. J. 2 20 2 20 Butts & Johnson, 29 60 25 90 55 50 Cahill, John 2 20 2 20 Calkins,John 2 20 74 2 94 Callaghan, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Cameron, James M. 2 20 2 20 Campbell, John 2 20 2 20 Carbrev, James 2 20 2 20 Carey, Patrick 2 20 2 10 CarrLon, Estate of Mary 18 50 I 18 50 Carney, William 2 20 2 20 Carroll,Patrick 2 20 2 20 Carroll, William 2 20 2 20 Casey, Cornelius 2 20 2 20 Casey, William 2 20 2 20 Cashman, Daniel 2 20 2 20 Cate, Horace 2 20 18 50 20 70 Cavanah, Michael 2 20 2 20 Cavanab, Patrick . 2 20 2 20 Chant, Robert 2 20 2 20 Chase, Silas E. 2 20 96 Land and Buildings 29 60 4` Land"near Fewkes 2 22 2 22 36 24 Chenery, Winthrop W. 19 2 20 It Land and Buildings 133 20 Lot No. 4 Clark Land 2 22 I 74 00 211 62 Chenery, Isaac H. 2 20 i 64 Land and Buildings, 22 I 51 80 22 20 76 20 f1 Trustee for Mrs. Farmer 16 28 16 28 Chenery, Widow Eben 3 70 29 60 33 30 Chenery,David 15 2 20 37 00 33 30 72 50 Chenery, George H. 2 20 2 20 Chenery, Jonas B. 2 20 2 20 Chenery, Charles H. 2 20 2 20 Chenery, J. B. & Charles H. 25 55 50 3 70 1 59 20 Childs, Franklin 2 20 I 4 44 6 64 Childs, Edward F. 2 20 1 2 20 Christian, Henry L. 1 20 2 20 Claflin.Rodman T. 2 20 3 70 5 90 Clark, Horace 2 20 2 20 • N - -- NAMES. I Acres.! Poll Tax on IL Tax on P.I Total.Tax. Estate. Estate. ` Clark, William - --•-- �--- - yfl , - ---- I 2 20 Clark, Peter 15 2 21) 37 00 : 66 60 i 105 80 Clark, Isaac G. ' '20 11 1 U ' 18 80 Clark, Estate of Sally 1 K , 6;, 12 65 12 Clark, Estate of John 11. ! 11 84 11 84 Clark, John i 2 20 ' 20 Clog stone, Thomas S. 2 21) , t I 2 20 Clyne, Patrick I 2 24) I 2 20 Cotlin,John W. 10 36 � 2 22 14 78 Cofran, Charles L. i 2 211 { 2 20 Colburn, Elisba H. 12 2u 2 20 Cole,Estate of Thaddeus Laud and Double House, by � Barer, et. al. 18 50 House and Store by Bustin l 18 50 House by Lyman I I 10 36 �• House by Sawyer 10 36 3 70 61 42 Cole, John 2 20 2 20 Collins, Norris 2 20 11 10 13 30 Collins, Patrick 2 20 1 48 3 68 ' Collins, William 2 20 2 20 Colman,Woodman 2 20 ' 2 20 Conden, John 12 20 ' 2 20 Connelly, John 2 20 2 20 Conners, Daniel 2 20 2 20 Conroy. Michael 2 20 4 44 6 64 Conway, James 2 20 2 20 Coolidge, .John 2 20 ki Marsh and Upland 100 C4 Lana and Buildings 100 1177 60 4° House by Eveleth I 25 90 18 50 224 20 Coolidge, John Jr. 1 2 20 42 18 2 22 46 60 Coolidge, Joshua 4 , 2 20 Land and Buildings I 96 20 •' home 64 Chadbourne Land 8 '6 Land on Mt. Auburn St. 40 7 40 105 80 Coolidge, Joshua Jr. 16 2 20 29 60 18 50 50 30 Coolidge, Jesse 18 2 20 22 20 4 44 28 84 Cooney, Matthew 2 20 5 18 7 38 Cooper, Hiram 2 20 11 10 13 30 Cooper, Francis D. 2 20 7 40 9 60 Cooper, Varnum 2 20 2 20 Corcalin, John 2 20 2 20 Corcoran, John 2 20 5 92 8 12 Corrigan, Dominick 2 20 2 20 Corrigan, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Cottle 1Valter 2 20 2 20 Cottle, F. 2 20 2 20 2 20 4 44 6 64 Cog, William Cox, BenJ amin 2 20 � 3 70 5 90 Crafts, N. Henry 2 20 11 84 4 44 18 48 Crafts, Joseph 12 20 2 20 9 NAMES. I Acre& I Poll I Tax on R. Tax on P. Total. Tax. Estate. Estate. Crafts, J. & Y H. 1 11 84 1 11 84 Craven, James 2 20 2 20 Crawford, Calvin D. 2 20 2 20 Creek, Huoh 8 2 20 18 50 2 22 22 92 Crou-bill .•Michael 2 10 2 20 Cronin Cornelius 2 20 2 20 Crowley, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Cullen. John 2 201 2 20 Cummin-, Andrew � 2 20 16 Land and Buildings 22 20 1 61 Ministerial Lot 1 48 , 4 44 30 32 Curran Thomas 2 20 5 18 7 38 Curran,John 2 20 2 20 Curtain, Jeremiah 2 20 11 10 13 30 Curtain, John 2 20 2 20 Curtain, John 2 20 2 20 Curtain, Michael 2 20 2 20 Cushing, John P 143 2 20 1 592 00 310800 370220 Cushing, John G. 2 20 2 20 Cushing, Robert M. 2 20 2 20 Cushin , Thomas F. 2 20 2 20 Cusic, ames 2 20 2 20 Cute, Peter 2 20 2 20 Dadman, Wm. H. 1 48 1 1 48 Dadman, Charles R. 2 20 2 20 Daggett, Catherine 7 40 7 40 Daaggnan, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Dailey John 2 20 7 40 9 60 Dailey, Patrick & John 5 92 5 92 Dailey, Jeremiah 2 20 " Half House and Land 2 22 `6 knaey, Small House Unfinished 1 48 5 90 Matthew 2 20 2 20 , Benjamin 2 20 III " Land and Buildings 44 40 ,r " Brick Store 37 00 46 Patten Place 11 10 94 70 `° As Agent 14 80 14 80 " As Trustee 5 18 5 18 Dana, Benjamin, Jr. 2 20 2 20 Dana, Charles S. 2 20 1 3 70 5 90 Dana, Estate of Isaac 22 20 6 66 28 86 Dardis, James 2 20 2 20 Davenport, Charles 20 2 20 133 20 22 20 157 60 Davenport, Charles W. 2 20 2 20 Davis, Robert L. 2 20 2 20 Degan, William 2 20 2 20 Derby, Amos L. 2 20 2 20 Derby, Henry Clay 2 20 2 20 Derby, Henry 2 20 14 80 3 70 1 20 70 Dennen, S. R. 2 20 2 96 5 16 Despond, John 2 20 I 2 20 10 —� NA MEB. --I Acres.I Pull I Tax on R. Tax on P.� Total. 1'a.a. Estate. Estate. DeWvre, John 2 �� 2 20 1) yre, Patrick 2 20 2 20 DeWvre, John 2 20 5 92 8 12 Dickey, Ira S. 4 2 20 1 3 70 5 90 9 Dickinson, John 2 20 37 001 35 5.2 74 72 Dickinson, It. B. 2 20 2 20 Dimtmock, Estate of John L. 25 90 I 25 90 Dimmock, George 2 20 2 20 Dinin, Richard A. 2 20 2 20 Dodge, John K. 2 20 2 20 Do(l;-�e, William 2 20 2 20 Ik)d,,e, Albert 2 20 74 2 94 Doherty,Matthew 2 20 2 20 Dohs>rty, John 2 20 2 20 Ihaherty, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Ih)nlin, Thomas '2 20 2 20 Donliu, :Martin 2 20 2 20 Donovan, John 2 20 2 20 Dunovon, John 2 20 2 20 I1ow, W. W. P. 2 20 2 20 Downs, James 2 20 2 20 Downs, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Downs, I)ennis 2 20 2 20 Downs, Edward 2 20 2 20 Downs, Estate of Nathaniel 11 10 11 10 Downs, George F. 2 20 2 20 Dudley,John 2 20 2 20 Dudley, Oliver W. 2 20 6 66 8 86 Dii-ran, AVilliam 2 20 2 20 Dunn, Martin 2 20 2 20 Drew, Edward 2 20 1 2 20 Drew, A. D. 2 20 , 2 20 Drum, Timothy 2 20 2 20 Drum, Francis 2 20 2 20 Eveleth, Estate of Joseph 59 201 59 20 Eveleth, William 2 20 2 20 Everett, Edward B. 2 20 7 40 9 60 Fallen, Michael 3 70 3 70 Farley, John 2 20 2 20 Farnham, Zebediah 2 20 2 20 Farnsworth, Asa 2 20 2 22 4 441 8 86 Farrar, Benjamin F. 2 20 'i Land and Buildings 14 80 66 Shop and Land on Pleasant 66 Street 3 70 , 44 Stable, &c., on Pleasant St. 5 18 3 70 29 58 Faxon, Joseph 2 20 22 20 51 80 , 76 20 Faxon, Caleb S. 2 20 14 80 , 3 70 1 20 70 Faves, Martin P. 2 20 14 80 I 17 00 Fewkes, Jesse 2 20 7 40 74 10 34 Fields, Estate of George C. I 4 44 4 44 11 NAMES. 14cre& I Poll I Tax on R. Tat on P. Total Tax. Estate. Estate. Fillebrown, H.R. 2 20 2 20 Finn, Michael 2 20 2 20 Fisher. Michael 2 'l0 i 1 48 3 68 Fitzgerald, Luke 2 20 2 20 Fitzsimmons, Bernard 2 20 1 2 20 Flannery. Patrick 2 20 2 20 Flinn, John 2 20 j 2 20 Flint, B. K. 2 20 i 2 20 Float, Banner 2 20 2 20 Flood, Patrick 2 20 2 20 it Land and Buildings 29 60 it House near Church 8 88 it Two Houses and Land on Main 46 Street 25 90 •6 Corey Land, 9 29 60 3 10 99 88 Foley, Michael 2 20 2 20 Forbes, Luke 2 20 I 2 20 it House and Land 22 20 61 Cottage and Land 11 10 69 Nichols Nand I 3 70 48 10 87 30 Ford, Hugh 2 201 5 18 7 38 Frazar, George 7 2 20 74 00 29 60 105 80 Frazar, Everett 2 20 I 2 20 French, Thomas L. 2 20 1 •4 Land and Buildings, Home i at Place 13 32 69 House by Waitt 10 36 ti House b� Marshall 8 88 Isaac French H ,u.qe 13 32 it Land on Bacon Hill 1 48 it Spring Land 2 22 1 4 44 56 22 rench, Abner 14 2 20 , 59 20 , 2 22 63 62 rench, Moses S. 2 20 13 32 I 15 52 reach, George 2 20 Land and Buildings, 1 18 50 CII Pike-Land and Buildings 3 I 22 20 42 90 giFuller, James G. 2 20 14 80 3 70 20 70 "Fuller, Moses Jr. 2 20 7 40 9 60 Galavan, John 2 20 2 20 Gallagher, Hugh 2 20 2 20 Gallagher, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Gallagher, Patrick 2 20 i I 2 20 Gardner, H. N. 2 20 2 20 Garfield, Timothy 2 20 I I 2 20 Garvin, Patrick 2 20 ! 2 .20 Garragan, Lawrence 2 20 2 20 Gates, Seromus 2 20 74 I 2 94 +Gaughey, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Garvin, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Gay, William F. 2 20 Land and Buildings 5 29 60 Small House and Land 3 70 40 70 76 20 k r i f 12 N AM$6. Acres. Poll Tax ua H. Ta:ou P. 1,� `Y I Tax. I Eatsie. I l;aeate. Cray, William 13 2 20 40 70 88 80 131 70 1 Gerry, Ferdinand 2 20 2 20 Gibbs, Estate of Elijah it it House by Lincoln 18 50 Two Cottages and Land 14 80 �� Adams Land 3 70 37 00 Gibbins, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Gitlin, Richard 2 20 2 20 Gilkey, Royal 2 20 it Land and Buildings 33 30 46 Stable and Land 8 88 44 3$ 't Gilkey, Royal & Co. 13 32 66 60 79 92 Gill,James 20 2 20 42 92 3 70 I 48 82 Gill, Jamey E. 2 20 2 20 Gooch, Joshua G. 11 2 20 51 80 3 70 57 70 Gooch, Nathan 2 20 2 20 Goodrich, Ira 2 20 2 20 Gookin, John 2 20 2 20 Gorman, Patrick 2 20 2 20 • Gormley, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Gourley, James G. 2 20 14 80 17 00 ,4 Graham, Hugh 2 20 2 20 Grant, Samuel W. 2 20 2 .20 Grant, Edward B. 2 2 20 44 40 3 70 50 30 Grant, Charles H. 2 20 2 22 4 4.2 Grant, Estate of Christopher 30 40 70 2 96 43 66 Gray, Hugh 2 20 2 20 Gragg, Alexander 2 20 74 2 94 Green, Patrick 2 20 16 28 18 48 Green, Michael 2 20 11 10 13 30 Greenwood, Lemuel A. 2 20 2 20 Griggs, Nathaniel 2 20 22 20 2 96 27 36 Guack, Lewis 2 20 2 20 Hager, Elbridge 2 20 5 92 2 22 10 34 Hager,Elijah 2 20 2 20 Hager, Nelson 2 20 2 20 Haley, Charles 2 20 2 20 Hall, James 2 20 1 48 3 68 Hall, John B. 2 20 2 20 Hancock, George 2 20 2 20 Hancock, Charles 2 20 2 20 Hann, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Hannev, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Hanson, William 2 20 2 20 Harrington, William C. S. 2 20 44 Land and Buildings 30 59 20 i6 White Land a 25 29 60 3 70 94 70 Harrin,ton, George W. 2 20 74 00 76 20 HarrinTton, Charles T. 2 20 2 20 Hary, James 2 20 2 20 Harris, Porter 2 20 11 84 14 04 Harris, John 2 20 7 40 9 60 s 13 Pall Tax on R. Tax on P. NAMES. Acres.I Tax. I Estate. I Estate. I Total. Harrison, James R. 2 20 2 20 Hart, Hush 2 20 2 20 Hart, James 2 20 2 20 Hartford, John W. 2 20 Lf Land and two Cottages on « Port Road 8 37 00 u Five Lots Land, Cushing « ville, 3 70 42 90 Hartnet, Patrick 2 20 ( 2 20 Hassett, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Hasstina, R. C. 1 2 20 11 10 13 30 Hatch, Lemuel 2 20 2 20 Hatch, Simon D. 2 20 2 20 Hatch, Stephen 2 20 2 20 Hathaway-, Estate of John 40 70 296 00 336 70 Hazlitt, �Teorge 2 20 2 20 Hazlitt, Joseph 2 20 I 2 20 Heath, Elizabeth 11 10 11 10 Hefron, Daniel 2 20 2 20 Heir, William 2 20 2 20 Hevenor, Robert 2 20 2 20 Hickey-, William 2 20 , 2 20 Hickson, James 2 201 2 20 Hiland, Daniel 2 201 2 20 Hildreth, Alonzo W. 2 20 8 88 11 08 Hildreth. Edward 2 20 2 20 Kill, J. B. 2 20 2 20 Hill, J. W. J. 2 20 2 20 Hiscock, Sewall 1 2 20 •` Land and Bu Idings ' 28 12 " Clark Land and 2 Houses 1 25 90 " Bemis Land and House 10 18 50 3 70 78 42 ,Hiscock, Lowell B. 2 20 2 20 41iscoek, Sewall Jr. 2 20 2 20 ittinger, Jacob 2 20 it Land and Buildings, 36 88 80 Land,j Pond House, and " 21 Ice Houses, 12 159 10 " Lanrl !and Buildings at 133 20 Dublin 14 80 . 74 001 338 90 Hoar, Farvel 25 2 20 40 70 3 70 1 46 60 Hoar, Calvin A. 2 24) 2 20 Hobbs, Nathan I 2 201 25 90 18 501 46 60 Ho�an, John 2 20 2 20 Holbrook, Amos 2 20 i 2 20 Holbrook, Amos Jr. 2 20 , I 2 20 Holden, John A. 2 201 22 20 11 10 1 35 50 Holden, Jane B. 11 84 1 11 84 Holden, Oliver H. 2 20 2 20 Holland, Cornelius 2 20 I 2 20 Holland, John 2 20 2 20 Holmes, B. F. 2 20 10 36 12 56 Holmes, S. W. 2 20 25 90 i 28 1 i 14 NAM) — — A,� Poll Tax on R Ta:oe p. Total. I TamI TtrA". � F.ata L Holt, Benjamin S. i 2 20 I 22 20 24 40 IIomer, Charley S. 18 2 20 ' 22 20 j 24 40 Hooper, George K. 2 •20 1 2 20 Hooper,Catherine, 3 1 14 80 14 80 Hooper, William B. 2 20 2 20 Hooper, Thomas N. 2 20 1 2 20 Horn, William 2 20 Land and Buildings, 22 20 Two houses, Land and Shop 37 00 White Land and Unfinished c` House 4 44 • Land and 2 Houses, formerly Bond Estate, I 16 28 5 18 87 30 Horn, George NV. 2 '20 i •20 7. 7 40 30 3$ Horn, Converse F. 2 20 ' 8 R8 11 08 Horn, Alonzo L. 2 20 2 20 Horn, Charles 2 20 3 70 5 90 Horton,-William H. ! 2 20 2 20 Ilosmer, Hiram 2 20 '• Laud and Buildings 48 10 64 House by Cate 1 14 80 7 40 72 50 Hoamer, Alfred 2 201 2 20 Houghton, David IV. 1 2 201 3 70 I 5 90 Houghton, Warren 1 ! 2 20 - 2 20 Houghton, Edward 2 2u 2 20 Howard, Estate of William H. Land and Buildings 25 90 White Land 2 22 28 12 Howe, Tl*mas 2 20 2 20 Howe, Jo.,iah 2 20 1 2 20 Howes, Alfred ' 20 1 28 12 18 50 48 82 Hubbard, Appleton 162 20 2 20 Hubbard, William -9 201 2 20 Huckins, David T. I 2 201 44 House and Land 1 1 22 20 44 House and Land of Samuel Learned 2d 8 881 1 48 34 76 Hughes, Cornelius 2 20 1 2 20 Hughes, James I 2 20 I 2 20 Hughes, Patrick 1 2 20 2 20 Hunnewell, Estate of Walter 22 20 I 22 20 Hunt, Abel 12 20 37 00 39 20 a Hunt, Catherine I 9 62 9 62 Hunter & Bond Provision Store and i° Land 13 32I House by G. Smith 7 401 14 80 35 52 Hurd, Susan •� Land and Buildings 33 199 80 Land on Jleetina house Hill 3 70 j 51 80 235 30 Hurley, John 2 20 1 2 20 Hurley,Michael 1 ' 20 I 2 20 Hurley, Morris ( , 2 20 � ' � 2 20 15 Poll Tax on R. Tax o" 11 .kcres. Tay I Estate. I Estate. I Total. NAMES. Hurley, Michael 2 20 2 20 Hutchins, Frederick I 2 20 I 2 20 Hutchins, Abram 2 20 ' 2 20 Hyde, Jonathan H. 2 20 13 32 � 15 52 Illin=sworth, B. F. 2 20 2 20 In,raham, William H. 2 20 22 20 14 80 39 20 Ireland. William H. 2 20 2 20 Ireland,John 2 20 2 20 Jackson, Antipas 2 20 1 29 60 I 3 70 35 50 .Jackson, Timothy 2 t0 2 20 Jackson, 2 20 , I 2 20 Jennison, Otis 2 2 20 1 14 80 17 00 Jennison,Horace 1 2 20 ' 8 88 5 92 17 00 Jenkins, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Jenkins, James 2 20 2 20 Johnson. William E. 2 20 I 2 20 Jones, Thomas 2 201 2 20 1 Kearney, James 2 20 1 2 20 Keefe, Garey 2 20 2 20 Keefe, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Keefe, Cornelius 2 20 6 66 8 86 Keefe, Arthur 2 20 , 3 70 I 5 90 Keefe, Michael 2 20 2 20 0 Keenan, Thomas 2 20 1 2 20 Kelley, John 2 20 7 40 9 60 Kelley, Thomas 2 20 2 20 y, Patrick 2 20 20 72 22 92 y, Patrick 2 20 4 44 6 64 WIley, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Kelley, John 2 20 2 20 Kelley, John 2 20 2 20 Kelley, Cornelius 2 20 2 20 Kelsev, A. H. 3 2 20 18 50 20 70 Kendall, Francis 2 20 2 20 Kennedy, James 2 20 2 20 Kenney, Peter 2 20 2 20 Keyes,Prescott 1 2 20 2 20 Keyes, Dennis I 2 20 2 20 Kincaid, John A. 2 20 2 20 Kincaid & Hooper, 4 44 4 44 Kin,, Pbineas 2 20 2 20 King, Philip 2 20 I 2 20 Jadd, William G. 2 20 2 20 LaMarsb, Lewis 2 20 1 2 20 Lane, John 2 20 2 20 LaDe, G. 2 20 2 20 l.annan, Hugh 2 20 I 2 20 l appen, Patri(.-k 2 20 11 84 14 04 Lathrop, William 2 20 13 32 ' 2 22 17 74 f1 16 NAMES.1E8. Poll Tax F Tax on B. Tax on P. Acres. _ — I I Tax. +fate. Estate. Total. � Lathrop, Andrew J. 2 20 2 20 { Lawn, VPilliam 2 20 2 20 Learned, Daniel 2 20 2 20 z " Land and Buildings 56 88 80 40 70 131 70 it As Guardian for J. B. i 44 Harringtuu, 29 60 I 29 60 `i Learned, Daniel F. 2 20 3 70 5 30 $ Learned, Thomas 12 2 20 37 00 39 20 r Learned, Samuel S. 2 20 2 20 rt Learned, Samuel 10 2 20 25 90 2 22 30 32 Learned, Charles H. 2 2u 2 20 Learned, Ann 7 40 7 40 Learned, Josiah 2 20 7 40 9 60 Learned, Josiah Jr. 2 20 7 40 9 60 Learned, Samuel 2d 2 20 2 20 Learned, Joshua 2 20 8 88 11 08 Lee, Jonathan 2 20 2 20 Lee, Michael 2 20 2 20 Leland, Orlando 20 2 20 53 28 3 70 59 18 Lenox, John 2 20 11 10 13 30 Lenox, Charles R. 2 20 74 2 94 Lewando, Adol ph '2 20 25 90 7 40 35 50 Libbey,James C. 2 20 2 20 Lincoln, Abraham 2 20 25 90 28 10 Lincoln, Abraham J. 2 20 2 20 Lincoln, William G. 2 20 62 90 65 10 Lincoln, William G. & Co. 22 20 22 20 Lindley, Charles D. 2 20 2 20 Lindley, Henry C. 2 20 2 20 Lindley, Warren J. 2 20 14 80 17 00 Lindley, W.J. & Co. 22 20 22 201 Livermore, Thomas 2 20 •' Land and Buildings 30 ' 59 20 'L Ruggles Place 4 29 60 37 00 128 00 ii As Treas. of Min'l Fund 103 60 i 103 60 Livermore, Converse F. 2 20 2 20 Livermore, Thomas 2d 2 20 2 20 Livermore, Elisha 2 20 22 20 59 20 83 60 Livermore, Ab**ah 2 20 5 18 7 38 Livermore, Perkins 2 20 2 20 Loan Fund Association (C. River) 2 96 2 96 Locke, Jesse A. 2 20 40 70 3 70 46 60 Locke, March & Co., 12 58 12 58 Locke, Artemas 10 2 20 29 60 3 70 35 50 Long, George 16 2 `20 29 60 2 22 34 02 Lonn, Charles W. 2 20 2 20 Lord, Stephen 2 20 2 20 Lord, Eben N. 12 20 I 2 20 Louder, John 12 , 2 20 66 60 25 90 94 70 Loveitt, Michael 2 20 2 20 Lovejoy, Wellington 2 20 2 20 Lovejoy, Samuel 2 20 2 20 Ludwig, Lucy 7 40 I 7 40 1T NAMES. I Acres. I poll I Tax on B.ITax on P. Total. Tax. Estate. Estate. Lyman,Chester 2 20 2 96 5 16 Lyman, Charles 2 20 1 48 3 68 Lynch, John 2 20 2 20 Lyons, William 2 20 2 20 Lyons, Thomas 2 20 5 92 8 12 Lyons, George IV. 2 20 2 20 Meat, David 2 20 I 44 40 3 70 50 30 Mackin. Estate of Samuel µ Land and Buildings 19 98 it Cookson Land 3-4 1 48 21 46 Ikekin,Samuel 2 20 2 20 Meckin,Charles 7 40 7 40 Madden, James 2 20 , 5 92 8 12 Madden,Job 2 20 2 20 Maa*ee, James W. 2 20 2 22 4 42 Mains, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Mahan, John 2 20 2 20 Mahoney, Timothy 2 20 2 20 Malcom, Thomas H. 2 20 2 20 Manahan, Timothy 2 20 2 20 Manahan, James 2 20 2 20 Manion,John 2 20 2 20 Manion, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Mareb, Delano 2 20 25 90 28 10 March, George N. 2 20 10 36 5 18 17 74 Marr, William J. 2 20 2 20 Narsb, George 2 20 2 20 :Marshall, Daniel H. 2 20 2 20 Marshall, Daniel 2 20 2 20 Marshall,David 2 20 2 20 Yawn, Henri 2 20 2 20 Masterson, James 2 20 2 20 31atteson,William 2 20 2 20 'Jay, William 2 20 " Land and Buildings 25 90 " Britton Land 2 22 66 60 96 92 Maynard, John 2 20 2 20 McCabe, Bernard 2 20 2 20 McClannan, Estate of John 5 92 . 5 92 IfeClinchey, John 2 20 I 2 20 3TeClinchev, Patrick 2 20 2 20 NeCormic, Michael 2 20 2 20 3icCurdv,H. W. 12 20 25 90 3 70 31 80 McDonald, Daniel 2 20 I 1 2 20 McDonald, Laughlin 2 20 2 20 McDonald, Edward 2 20 2 20 McDonald, Michael 2 20 2 20 McDonald, William 2 20 2 20 I<1f,Donald, Patrick 2 20 2 20 McDonough.. James 2 20 2 20 McFarland,James 2 20 I 2 20 IdeGinnis, John 2 20 2 22 4 42 18 NADiEB. Puil Tax on R. Tax on P. , Aere�.I Taz. I &tale. I Estate. 11°t°I• McGuire, Patrick 2 20 2 20 "lc(:auahey, Charles 2 20 `l 20 McKean, Anua 2 22 2 22 MrKew, John 2 20 2 20 2 McLaughlin,Patrick 2 20 2 20 AlcLaurhlin, Alichael 2 20 2 20 McLaughlin, Thomas 2 20 2 20 AlcLau_hlin, Thomas 2 20 2 20 11rLauthlin, Charles C. 2 20 2 20 AlcLauthliu, Walter S. 2 20 I 2 20 AlcLauthlin Brothers, 7 40 1 7 40 McLauthlin, Joseph 2 20 11 10 33 30 AleLeary, Albert 2 20 2 20 McLellan, Alexander 2 20 22 20 24 40 McManus,John 2 20 2 20 Mc"Manus, Robert 2 20 2 20 1llclllanus, Andrew 2 20 2 20 McMaster, Archibald 2 20 14 80 2 96 19 96 McNamara, Timothy 2 20 2 20 McNamara, Jeremiah 2 20 2 20 McNamara, Jeremiah Jr. 2 20 2 20 McNamara, Timothy 2 20 2 96 5 16 McNamara, Daniel 2 20 2 96 5 16 AlePeiree,Michael 2 20 2 20 AleSweeney,John 2 20 2 20 Meacham, Giles A. 2 20 14 80 17 00 Meacham, George F. 2 20 2 20 Alead, Samuel O. 27 2 20 155 40 14 80 172 40 Mead, Samuel O. Jr. 2 20 2 20 Mead, William W. 2 20 3 70 5 90 "Icagher, Edward 2 20 2 20 Mea,her, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Aleacher, Dennis 2 20 5 92 8 12 Alee, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Messerve, Stephen 2 20 2 20 Metcalf,Charles 2 20 2 20 Mills, Calvin 2 20 2 20 Aline, William 2 20 2 20 Alines, Robert 2 20 2 20 Mines, James 2 20 2 20 Monaghan, Hugh 2 20 2 20 y Alonaghan, Terence 2 20 2 20 Mooney, James 2 20 2 20 Alooney, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Aloore, George B. 2 20 2 20 Aloore, Gardner 2 20 2 20 Morgan, Lurry 2 20 2 20 "lorrill, Nathaniel 2 20 2 20 Morisson, Patrick 2 20 I 2 20 "Morrissey,Patrick 2 20 I 2 20 Morse, Justin 2 20 2 20 Alorse, Estate of Eliakim 148 00 148 00 Morse, A. B. 2 20 I 2 22 4 42 19 Poll Tnx on R. Tnx on P. NAMES. I Acres. � Tax. Estate. Estate. I Total. Moshier, Ezekiel 2 20 2 20 hlulhern, Bernard 2 20 5 18 7 38 DIullen, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Dlullov.James 2 20 6 66 8 86 .11urrav, James 2 20 2 20 Dlurphy, Frank 2 20 2 20 Murphy, Timothy 2 20 2 20 Murphy, John 12 20 1 2 20 _Murphy, Dennis j 2 20 ! 2 20 :Murphy, Michael 2 20 i 2 20 Murphy, Thomas 2 20 ' I 2 20 Murphy,Jeremiah 12 20 2 20 Murphy, John 20 2 `2 2 0 � I Murphy, James 2 20 2 22 4 42 Neal, 'Nathaniel 2 20 2 20 -Neal, William 2 20 2 20 Neal,Joseph 2 20 2 20 Nichols, William 6 j 2 20 22 20 8 88 33 28 Nichols, Gilbert 2 20 46 Land and Barn 7 40 46 Shop and Engine 7 40 17 00 Nichols, Joseph H. 11.2 2 201 2 96 8 88 14 04 Nichols, Mary 18 50 18 50 Niederhawser. Theodore 2 20 2 20 Nigers, Aaron 2 20 2 20 N.& W. Gas Liaht Co. 118 40 118 40 Nolan, Martin J. 2 20 2 20 Norcross, James H. 2 20 2 22 4 42 'orris, David H. 2 20 10 36 3 70 16 26 Mores, Samuel 2 20 40 70 18 50 61 40 Nugent, Philip 2 20 I 2 20 Nye, Joseph 2 20 I I 2 20 Oache,David 2 20 j ! 2 20 Oake, John C. 2 201 2 20 Ober, Matthias 2 20 ' 2 20 O'Brien, James 2 20 5 92 2 22 10 34 O'Brien, Matthias 2 20 j 8 88 11 08 O'Brien, James 2 20 I 2 20 O'Brien, William 2 20 I 2 20 O'Brien, Thomas 2 20 2 20 O'Hollern, Patrick 2 20 2 20 O'Leary, David 2 20 2 20 Olney, Samuel 2 20 14 801 17 00 Otis, Thomas 2 20 2 20 I Packard, Roland 2 20 I I 2 20 Pare, Samuel 2 20 I 2 20 Page, Harrison P. 2 20 Land and Buildings, Home, 20 70 « House by Robbins 14 80 l 66 House by Crafts & Rowse 14 80 20 — —_— _—_ Acres I Poll Tax on lt. Tax n P. I . 7'ai. I E NAJdEB. state. I tinEstate. I Total. Paoe, Harrison P. House by March& Nilson I 14 80 R. L. Davis 8 88 Cottage by Christian 5 92 2 22 f 84 34 Pa=e,John 2 20 8 88 f 11 08 Party & Barnard, I 7 40 ; 7 40 Paine, Barnabas 2 201 2 20 Paine, J. T. ( •2 .)0 z 20 Patten, Thomas 2 20 Land andlBuildings I 11 84 Shop and Land 6 66 20 70 Parker, Thomas B. 12 20 2 20 Parker, George 2 20 I 2 20 Parker, Thomas 2 20 2 20 Parkhurst, A. L. 12 20 2 20 Parkhurst, Horace 2 20 2 20 Parks, Win. H. 2 20 2 20 Parks, Osbert 2 20 2 20 Parks, Charles 2 20 2 20 Perkins, Luke 2 20 14 80 I 17 00 Perkins, William 2 20 2 20 Perkins, Wm. & Luke 6 66 6 66 Perry, Stephen 2 20 51 80 7 40 61 40 Perry, Wm. S. 2 20 ? •30 Pervear, I vdia Est. of W. Pervear. 7 40 7 40 Phelps, Jonas 2 20 8 88 11 08 Phelps, George 2 20 7 40 9 60 Pickering, James 2 20 2 20 Pierce, George 2 20 11 10 17 76 31 06 Pierce, Estate of Joel 19 33 30 2 22 35 52 Pierce, Joel A. 2 20 2 20 Pierce, Benj. H. 2 20 2 20 Pierce, Jonathan 8 2 201 34 04 1 48 37 72 Pinkham, George F. 2 20 2 20 Pinkham, A. H. 2 20 2 20 Plunkett, Bernard 2 20 2 20 Pomroy, William M. 2 20 5 92 8 12 Pond,John 2 20 2 20 Pond, Estate of William 14 80 14 80 Pond, Esther 11 10 3 70 14 80 Poole, Samuel 2 20 10 36 I 12 56 Powers, Edward 2 20 I 2 20 Powers, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Powers, William 2 20 2 20 Powers, John 2 20 2 20 Pratt, Weeks & Co., 74 00 14 80 88 80 Pratt, Asa 2 20 " House and Land 20 72 " House by Lenox 5 18 Shop and Land 3 70 ,. Clark Land 2 96 1 48 34 76 Pratt, Elijah 2 20 7 40 1 48 11 08 Pratt,John W. 2 20 , 2 20 21 NAMES. I Acre.. Pull I Tax on B.i Tax on P.i Total. Tax. Estate. Estate. Pratt, Miles 2 20 I I 2 20 Price, Fitz James 38 2 20 59 20 61 40 Price, Fitz Henry 38 2 20 ; 59 20 61 40 Price, Fitz J. & I3. 1 7 40 7 40 Priest, Sylvester 2 20 ` it Land and Buildings I 22 20 '• Lumber Yard and Buildings 22 20 13 32 59 92 Priest, Benjamin L. 2 20 I 2 20 Priest, Philemon i 2 20 ( I '2 20 & Priest, Philemon John W. 7 40 7 40 Priest, John W. ( 2 20 � 66 House and Land 16 28 44 Planing Mill and Privilege I I 17 02 I 16 28 51 78 Priest, Thurston I 2 20 , 5 18 7 38 Puffer, Reuben 2 20 11 84 14 04 Quigley, Fdward 2 20 ' 4 44 6 64 � y� Quigley, Patrick 2 20 13 32 15 52 Quigley, Philip 2 20 5 92 8 12 Quinlan, James 2 20 2 20 Quinlan, Michael 2 20 2 20 Raisden, Jeremiah. 2 20 2 20 Rally, Michael 2 20 2 20 Raney, James 2 20 2 20 Reed, Samuel L. 2 20 11 Land and House 2 10 36 As Shop and Land 2 22 14 78 Reed, Alonzo 2 20 2 20 Regan, Jeremiah 2 20 2 20 Rich, Priscilla 8 88 8 88 Richards,Lawrence 2 20 2 20 Richards, A. L. 2 20 2 20 Richardson, Samuel 2 20 20 72 3 70 26 62 Richardson, James M. 16 2 20 37 00 2 22 41 42 Richardson, Henry 2 20 2 20 Richardson, Thomas 2 20 Land and Buildings 13 31 08 14 Swan Land 14 1 20 72 i 3 70 57 70 Richardson, Thomas Jr. 2 20 i 2 20 Richie, Estate of John I Land and Buildings 5 18 501 Lana by River 6 4 44 22 94 Riley, Jeremiah 2 20 2 20 Rile}',Patrick 2 20 1 2 20 Riley, James 2 20 2 20 Riley, David 2 20 2 20 Riley, James 2 20 2 20 Roark, Aliebael 2 20 2 20 Robbins, Isaac 2 20 2 20 Robbins, Frederick 2 20 2 20 Robbins, George 3 2 20 14 80 I 17 00 Robbins, Jamee 2 20 44 40 46 60 22 NAMES. Acres.I Poll I Tax on R. Tax on P.i Total. Tax. Estate. ENate. Robbins, Sarah 11 10 I 11 10 Robinson, Lake 5 2 20 37 00 7 40 46 60 Robinson, William 2 20 2 20 Rogers, Artemas 2 20 18 50 1 48 22 18 Rogers Artemas B. 2 20 Muck in Trade 2 96 14 870 46 Loan Fund Stoeia 1 481 21 04 Rogers, Hugh 2 20 i 1 2 20 Rosters, Terence 2 20 ! 2 20 Rooney,John 1 2 20 3 70 5 90 Rooney, William 2 20 2 20 Rooney, William , 2 20 • 2 20 Rooney, Peter 2 20 '1i 2 20 Rooney, Patrick 2 20 4 44 6 64 Rosa,Isaac 2 20 2 20 Rose, Charles ' 2 20 2 20 Rought, Robert C. I 2 20 ' 10 36 74 ; 13 30 a Rowse, Fdward S. I ! 2 20 8 88 11 08 Russell, John 14 2 20 ; 25 901 1` 28 10 Russell, George 50 12 20 88 801 14 80 105 80 Russell, George F. 1 2 20 2 20 Russell, Jeremiah I •2 20 " Land & Buildings in Moth's rt. 45 81 40 it Land on Alt. Auburn St. ' 32 47 36 7 40 138 36 Russell, William W. 10 2 20 25 90 28 10 Russell, Jeremiah & W. W. 3 1-'2 37 00 37 00 Russell, Estate of Jeremiah 14 80 14 80 Russell, Horace 2 20 , 2 20 Russell, Henry 2 20 I House and Land 24 42 House by Sherman 19 24 March Land 2 22 1 8 88 56 96 Russell, Betsev I 22 201 1 22 20 Russell, Charles 1 Ryan, Timothy ; 2 201 2 20 Rvan, William B. 2 20 I 2 20 Ryan, Michael 2 20 j 3 70 5 90 Safford,Truman H. 2 201 5 92 I 8 12 Safford, T. H. Jr. 2 201 I 2 20 Sanderson, Amos 55 i 2 20 59 20 3 70 : 65 10 Sanderson, Charles H. 12 20 2 20 Sanger, Estate of Richard 7 40 7 40 Sanger, Joseph I 2 20 46 House and Land 28 12 46 R. R. Land and Buildings I 33 30 it `White Land 2 22 7 401 73 24 Sanger,Joseph Jr. 2 20 ; 2 20 Sanger, Joseph G. 2 20 ' 2 961 5 16 Sanger,Nathaniel C. 2 20 I 8 88 11 08 Sargent,James H. 2 20 it House and Land I 2 44 1 86 80 117 64 Fresh Pond Land 23 NA31ES. I Acre&I Pnll I Taa on. i Tax at . I Total. Tax, Estate. Estate. Sargent, Sumner 2 2 2061 14 80 1 48 ' 18 48 Sargent, Joseph F. 2 20 2 20 went, George 2 20 2 20 Saw}•er, Oliver 2 20 2 20 �wyer, Edwin 2 20 2 20 ibe, Francis 2 20 2 20 Scott, James 2 20 2 20 Sears, Willard 50 2 20 118 40 2 22 122 82 Sears, Eben 4 2 20 44 40 2 96 49 56 Seam-, James 2 20 2 20 Severance, Augustus 2 '20 ; 3 70 5 90 Sbannehan, Dennis 2 20 I 2 20 Shannehan, John 2 20 2 20 Sharkey,Frank 2 20 5 181 7 38 Sharp,James 2 20 14 80 , 17 00 Sharp, Supply T. 2 20 2 20 Sharp, George 2 20 3 70 5 90 Shaw, Oliver 2 20 2 20 Shea, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Sherman, William Jr. 2 20 2 20 Shinnick, Richard 2 20 2 20 Siblev, R. F. D. 2 20 2 20 Sillon, J. T. 2 20 2 20 leeper, Geo. H. 2 20 4 44 6 64 ith, Thomas 2 20 I 2 20 Smith, Alexander 2 20 2 20 16ith, B. R. 12 201 2 20 9lmith & Morgan, 5 92 5 92 Smith, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Smith,Joseph L. 2 20 2 20 Smith, Grego 2 20 3 70 5 90 Smith, Kiev. Amos. 2 201 41 44 j 43 64 Lgteanms, , Geo. K. 2 20 4 441 6 64 ue, Joseph 2 20 2 20 mers, Bart. 2 20 2 20 ea, Charles H. 2 20 2 20 ns, Simon 26 2 20 74 00 170 20 246 40 George A. 2 20 2 20 ns, Sally 17 76 17 76 , Geor,,e M. 2 20 2 20 ns, Robert 2 20 2 20 ns, Joseph 2 20 I 2 20 Stickney,, Josiah 2 20 " Land and Buildings 40 148 00 " Hunting Land and Learned Land 30 44 40 River Island 2 22 . 259 00 455 82 Stkkney, Estate of Samuel Land and Building 33 30 �` Land and Barn on Summer 49 I � Street j I 3 70 74 00 111 00 Sticknev, Susanna I I 6 66 6 66 Stiles, Gilman 12 20 I 2 20 24 — N�M68. Acres. Poll Tax on B. Tax on Total. TOZ I P. Estate. I ttate. I Stiles, William L. 2 20 House and Land ( Hosmer's) 7 40 " Barn 2 22 2 96 14 78 Stiles, Win. L. Jr. 2 20 2 20 Stone, Estate of William '` Land and Buildings 5 33 30 lIouae by Tucker 14 80 5 92 54 02 Stone, Aca 2 20 11 84 74 14 78 Stone, Isaac 14 2 20 29 60 3 70 35 50 Slone, Day id 14 2 20 29 60 2 22 34 02 " Bank Stock `Vife's Right 4 44 1 4 44 Stone, Malinda 59 201 59 20 Stone, Elmira 37 00 37 00 Stone, Estate of Josiah 8 88 8 88 Stone,E'sther 19 24 19 24 Stone, Leonard 2 20 46 Land and Buildings 60 125 80 it Grant Place 65 88 80 125 80 342 60 Stone, William A. 7 2 20 29 60 14 80 46 60 Stone, Joshua C.: 2 20 2 20 Stone, Charles 28 2 20 48 10 14 80 65 10 Stone, George E. 2 20 2 22 4 42 Stone, Moses 20 2 20 37 00 3 70 42 90 c Stone, James 5 2 20 18 50 20 70 Stone, Anson J. 2 20 2 20 Stone, Henry F. 2 20 2 20 Stone, Edward 2 20 2 20 r. Stone,Charles H. 2 20 3 70 5 90 Stratton, Elizabeth 18 50 11 84 30 34 Sullivan, John 6 2 20 8 88 11 08 Sullivan, Cornelius 2 20 2 20 Sullivan, James 2 20 2 20 Sullivan,James 2 20 2 20 Sullivan, John 2 20 2 20 Sullivan,Daniel 2 20 2 20 Swift, Nancy 18 50 2 22 20 72 Sylvester, John 2 20 25 90 1 48 29 53 Tack, John B. 2 20 2 20 Tagnard, John 2 20 22 20 1 48 f 25 88 Tainter, Daniel A. 2 20 44 Land and Buildings�in Moth- " er's Right 21 44 40 64 Tremont House and Land 7 40 4 44 58 44 Tainter, Elizabeth 18 50 18 50 Tainter, George 2 20 14 80 74 17 74 Tainter, & Grant, 2 96 2 96 , Tainter, Elijah F. 2 20 4+ Land and Buildings 14 80 At White Land 2 22 ' 5 92 25 14 Tainter, Silas 2 20 2 20 Talbot, James 2 20 5 92 I 8 12 Tarbell E. G. 2 20 I 2 20 25 5A 5IE.y. - Acres. -V,11 Tan on It. 11 al on P.I Total. • I Ttu. I Estate. I Estate. edford, -Nathan ' 20 I 2 20 kempleton, Juhn • 5 12 20 ; 96 20 74 00 172 40 As Trustee for Horton Children 74 00 74 00 ney, Daniel 2 20 ; 1 2 20 Thaater, Estate of Levi N Land and Buildings i 5 i 74 00 Land and House by Barnard ' ! 14 801 u Corey Land i 4 44 � a Gore Land and Barn 20 25 90 133 20 1232 34 Thompson, John 2 20 2 20 Thurston, Charles 2 20 I 11 84 11 10 6• :hock in W ife's Right i 3 70 28 84 ighe, Thomas 2 20 ; 2 20 Tillson, Tobev & Tower 44 401 18 50 62 90 Tittmany, Cornelius 2 20 ; j 2 20 Timmany, John 12 20 ! 2 20 Titcomb, B. B. 2 201 14 801 17 00 Tobey, «illiam M. 12 201 2 20 Todd, James 2 201 2 20 Todd, John 12 201 2 20 Tolman, Samuel 2 20 i 2 20 Tracy, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Train, Otis A. 2 20 � 2 20 frain, Arthur 2 20 2 20 cask, Abijah ' 2 201 8 14 10 34 renholm, William 2 20 , 2 20 'irenholm, James 2 20 ; I 2 20 Trenholm,John Hiss C. Coolidge rt. 6 2 201 18 50 ( 20 70 Trenholm, Thomas ' 2 201 iL House and Land 5 18 it Chant Place I 3 70 1 48 12 56 Tree, E. F. II 2 20 i 2 20 T>tnll,John 2 20 ! 22 20 i , 24 40 Trull, Ezra 2 201 ! Land and Buildinas 271 !I 74 00 u Page Land 10 •1 14 801 14 801 105 80 Thos. D. 'M. 2 20 I j Land and Buildinas corner of I 1 Alain and Green Streets I 25 90 I i Land and Block Houses B. Hill. 22 201 House on Island 5 92 ! 3 70 i .59 92 Tucker,John 2 20 14 801 7 40 24 40 "fucker, John 2d 2 20 2 20 ucker, William 1 2 20 � 2 20 ugman, John 12 20 I 5 921 8 12 Tunnev, James i 2 20 : 2 20 Lvk, Patrick 12 201 5 92 • 8 12 er, Levi A. j 2 20 , 29 60 i 31 80 ner,Richard 2 20 ; I ! 2 20 Turner, James 2 20 ; 2 20 Turreii, Charles W. I 2 20 ' 2 20 Tuttle, Joel S. • 2 20 ; 2 20 26 NAMES. -- -- I Acre&I Poll I Tax on R. Tax on P. ToW. Tax. Estate. Pilate. Underwood, William J. 2 2 20 37 00 T I 39 20 Union Railway Co., 22` 20 125 80 148 000 Varnum, Ralph 2 20 2 20, Vaughn, 1 reurge 2 20 2 20 Victurv, Patrick 2 20 2 20 Voss, Isaac 2 20 22 20 22 20 i 46 60 Vose, Mary- B. 37 00 ; 37 00 Vose, Abby B. 37 00 ' 37 00 Vose, henry C. 2 20 11 84 14 04 Waitt, Henry C. 2 20 2 20 Waldron, Michael 2 20 2 20 Walker, Samuel 2 20 33 30 35 50 Wall,Michael 2 20 14 80 17 00 Waltham & Watertown R. R. Co., 13 32 13 3.2 Ward, Michael 2 20 2 21) Warden, Winsor I 2 20 2 20 Wasson, Estate of William 40 70 177 60 218 30 Watts, Isaac 2 20 29 60 2 22 34 02 Waverley Co., 251 60 251 61,,► Welber, C. 2 20 2 20 Webster, William 2 20 4 44 6 64 Webster,Humphrey 2 20 1 48 3 68 Wellington, Catherine 11 10 11 10 Wellman, J. W. 2 20 5 92 8 12 'Welch, Michael 2 20 7 40 1 48 11 08 Welsh, Patrick 2 20 I 2 20 Welsh, Pater 2 20 2 20 Welsh John 2 20 t 4 44 1 6 64 Weston, David I 2 20 1 2 20 ' Wetherbee, J. W. 2 20 2 20 Wheeler, Estate of Amos 18 50 18 50 Wheeler, Andrews J. i 2 20 2 20 Wheeler, Horace 2 20 i 4. 2 Houses& Land, Home, I 25 90 4; House by Clark, et. al. 14 80 i it House b� McFarlin 13 321 « House bV Farnham 5 92 li House by Whitney 11 84 64 House by Magee 13 32 64 House by Steele 10 36 I 2 96 100 62 Wheeler, Jesse 2 20 64 Land and Buildings 29 60 it Baker Place i 13 32 it Land, Store and Shop 28 121 10 36 83 60 Wheeler, Otis 2 20 Land between Mill Dam « and Port Roads, with ten Houses and Shops thereon 76 96 White Land 3 701 2 22 83 08 Wheeler & Train, 1 37 00 I 37 00 Wheelwright, Alfred 2 20 I . 2 20 27 L $, I acres,i Poll I Tax un H.ITnx on P.I Total. Tax. Estate. Estate. 2 20 White, Charles H. 2 20 2 20 White, Artemis Jr. 2 `'0 ! 2 20 White.Jaines I `' 20 i 2 20 White, Patrick 2 201 4 44 I 6 64 ,Whitel Francis E. 2 20 2 20 white, William 2 20 •6 2 Houses and Land by River 9 62 it Spring Land ! 2 96 , f{ Fowle Land 5 92 u White Land 2 96 64 House on Island 2 96 Land and Buildings, Richard- 15 son Place j 48 10 u Clark Land I 14 80 u Bookstore and Land I 11 10 I 81 40 182 02 'ng, Nathaniel 2 20 Land and Buildings 30 125 801 Sargent Land 17 25 16 222 00 375 16 Whitney, Bradshaw 2 20 46 Land and Buildings 45 81 40 44 White Land 2 22 3 70 89 52 Whitney, Charles 2 20 L. House and Land 25 90 44 House by Webster 11 10 it Stable and 2 Shops on Galen 46 Street 11 10 50 30 Whitney, Nathaniel R. 2 20 19 98 22 18 Whitney, Edward 2 20 ; 37 00 39 20 I4'hitney,Leonard 2 201 8 88 7 40 I 18 48 Whitney, Leonard Jr. 2 20 64 Corev Land 3 70 « Land on Bacon Hill 2 22 °i House and Land 10 36 18 48 Whitney, Leonard Jr. & Co. 66 60 59 20 125 80 1Yhitney, Thomas F. i 2 20 1 7 40 9 60 Whitney, Hiram 2 20 3 70 2 22 8 12 Whitney, S.W. i 2 20 2 20 Whitney, Asa 2 20 1 2 20 Taitnev, Amasa 2 20 1 48 3 68 Vv'hitnec,Elitha 2 20 `? 20 k"'ttemore, Chas. E. 2 20 2 20 ttemore, James 2 20 , 2 20 Wickg, William H. 2 201 8 88 11 08 Wilkins, Sarah R. 1 59 20 3 70 62 90 Wilkins. Charles H. 2 20 2 20 Wilkins, Joseph G. 2 20 2 20 Nilson, John 12 20 5 92 8 12 Wilson, John 2 20 I 1 48 3 68 Filson, Jautes 2 20 2 20 Williams, N. Langdon I 2 20 I 2 20 Williams, Lvman- '2 20 2 20 Winchester,yEstate of Wm. P. 25 ; 296 00 1740 00 1 103600 28 -- `— NAMES. '-- Acres. Poll Tax on ILL 'Tali tin P. Total. I Tax. Estate. I Fstate�' Winchester, Eliza U. !; 1 185 00 185 00 Wiswall, Henry M. � :3,1 2 20 Wood, lehabod 11. 20 ' 14 80 17 00 Woods, Coolidge P.Jr. ; 2 20 , 2 20 Worth, Alonzo K. ' • 4) 2 20 York, Jolur 2 20 Young, William G. 2 2U 2 20` 1 NUN - RESIDENTS . NAMES AND DESCRIPTION. I Tax. Adams & Yates, Stock in Trade, 88 88 Apthorp, R. E. 3 Houses and Land at Waverly, 74 00 Bailey, Messenger & Co., Riehie Land 18 50 Barker, Hiram Starch Factory, Land and Building, 25 90 •i Stock in "Trade, 11 10 37 00 Barnes, Thomas 12 Acres Land, 17 76 Batchelder, Francis L. Land at Strawberry Hill, 133 20 Beck, William 4 Lots Waverly Land, 8 88 Belknap, Austin 9 Acres White Lane! 11 10 Black, William Lot No. 39 Wveth Land, 2 2l Flake, John Q. 4 Lots Wveth Land, 10 36 Boyd & Brown, 2 Lots Wyeth Land, 3 'f0 Brackett, Cephas Alarsh Land and Wharf, 7 40 Bradley, John & Win., and %Vm. Sohier, Trustees to Estate of Thomas Bradley, Stocks and Personal, 1,480 00 Bradburv, C. C. 3 Acres Pease Land, 11 10 Brec•k, Henry Jr. 4 Acres Faxon Land, 3 70 Bright, Horace O. &J.J. 7 Acres Haynes Land and Build'gs, 23 90 . Ice, 8 88 34 78 Britton, Alaria 2 Houses and Land on Alain Street, 23 90 Brooks, Rufus F. House and Land by Ladd, 22 20 Brown, E. W. 6 Acres Land near Fresh Pond 14 80 29 NAVES AND DESCRIPTIOti. � Tax. Burke, William Howe House and Land 1.1 80 Burns, James Lot Land, Sand Bank, 4 44 Butler, John Land at Sand Bank 1 48 Cambridge, City of a Acres harsh Land, 3 70 44 10 Acres Gay Land, 59 20 62 90 Cambridge Institution for Savings, 6 Acres Land next West of Mount Auburn, formerly by \ott, 22 20 Chamberlin, Geo. W. 7 Acres Jabez Waleott Land, 8 88 Chandler, Malcom Ayres House, 1.1 80 Land by Safford, 2' 96 17 76 Clark- & Watriss, Stock in Trade, 11 10 Cooley, David G. 2 Lots Waverly Land, 2 96 Cook, Sally 2 Mouses and Land, 10 36 Coolidge, Josiah 12 Acres Land of Hear, 13 50 Cutler, Marshall J. 2 Houses and Land on ;Main Street, 13 32 Demarest, William H. Ifouse and Land at Waverly 14 80 Davis, Wm. F. 3 Lots Waverly Land, y 7 40 Davis, Wm. T. et. al., Trustees to Mrs. Devens 7 Lots Whito Land, 25 90 Dean & Butterfield, 3 Lots Clam Land 14 80 Deshon, Daniel 17 Acres Waverly Land, 25 16 Devens, A. L. 7 Lots Waverly Land, 11 84 Dickinson. Prescott 2 Acres Learned Land, 7 40 Dickinson, Edward Land of Frinb, 1 48 Duf3v, John Learned Land 1 48 Dunn, R. B. 13 1-2 A gyres Richie Land, 19 98 Dunn, Charles Childs `Iarsh 4 44 Drew, Joseph L. 2 Lo s Wy eth Land, 7 40 Elliott, :Mary G. Robbins Place and Buildings, 50 32 1 Lot White Land, 2 22 At A. Whitney and Pond Land, 11 10 63 64 1f,ell, worth, Oriel Dailey Store and Land, 18 50 Isaac 10 Acres Land, 14 80 d, Eli Lot 25 �i%yeth Land, 2 96 Gardner Phelps Land 3 70 urg R. R. Co., Bird Land, 1 48 Learned Land, 5 92 Fowle Land 7 40 46 Cottage Land, 3 70 ." Spring Land 2 22 49 Richie Land, 2 22 22 94 Flint, Learned Land 14 80 Foster, Estate of Henry 3 Lots Sprinl; Land, 7 40 Forster, E. B. No. 18 Wyeth Land, a 70 Fowle, William B. Land and Buildings, 29 CO 91 Lot of Land, 3 70 33 30 Freeman, Wm. F. 2 Acres Land, Dye `'Yorks and 2 Houses, 59 20 -Stock and Machinery, 29 60 88 80 Fro,Oey, Isaac House and Land 12 513 30 NAMES AND DE.WRIPTIUX Tm Gay, R. H. & Geo. M. 17 Acres Land, 29 60 lxilley, J. E. M'. Lot 263 Waverly Laud. 1 48 Gilson Land, between Port and New Road, by Parties un- known, 3 70 Crould, Thomas 2 Lots Learned Land, 3 70 Gray, John C. Lot 40 Wyeth Land, 4 70 Gregg, Charles E. House and Land, 11 10 Green, Jaiues D. Clark Land, 7 40 Green, Samuel G. House and Land by Il. R. Fillebrown, 11 84 Greenough, David S. as Trustee 7 Lots Land at Auburn, 11 84 Hadley, George, Littlefield Land, 5 92 Hartehoru, Jason E. Marshall House and Land, 14 80 Harwood, Daniel Land and Baru, 11 84 Hayes, B. F. Lobdell Hou,,e and Land, 18 50 Head, Samuel K. 2 Lots Land at Cushin ville, 1 12 Acres 3 70 Herrick, Estate of Thomas W. Bunting Lana. 3 70 Holmes, J. S. & Joshua C. Bates, '.trustees, 55 Ames Learned Land and Buildings, 88 80 Homer, Eleazer 13 Acres Bright Land, ] 1 811 it 9 Acres Grant and Clari Land, 13 32 44 3 Acres L. Stone Land, 4 44 32 56 Howe, Estes 23 Acres Waverly Land, 34 04 44 Lot, No. 7, White Land of B. Dana, 2 22 36 26 Howe, Estes, et. al., Trustees to Mrs. Parker, 4 Lots White Lana, 14 80 1 Bunt, Nehemiah 11 Acres Land and Buildings, 51 80 .t Stock and Personal, 2 22 54 02 Jennings, Ethiel Pike House and Land, 14 80 Jennison, Samuel Jr. as Guardian, Kennard Place 18 50 16 River Pasture, I 1 10 99 60 Jewett& Gates, 2 Lots Wyeth Land, 5 92 ping, Fano E. House by N. C. Sawyer, 11 10 C& House by A. Farnsworth, 14 80 25 90 Leathe, George House, Land and Bakery, 29 60 Lincoln, Thomas House and Land by Geo. W. Harrington, 18 50 Lobdell, E. Lot 388 Waverley Land, 2 96 Locke,Hugh 6 Acres Land by S. Learned, 8 88 Lowell, James R. 6 Lots White Land, 26 64 44 47 Acres Hovey Land, 51 80 78 44 Lyman, Henry 17 Acres Land, 37 00 Lyons, E. A. House and Land by Hills, 14 80 Mason, lblrs.'R. C. 2 Lots Clark Land, 6 66 May, William B. Lot. No. 11, Wyeth Land, 3 70 McDonald, Thomas Land near E. Sears, 2 96 M,•Donough, Thomas House and Land, 5 92 McLauthlin, Geo. T. David Priest House and Land, 13 32 McMaster, William House and Land 18 50 44 Shop and Land, 18 50 37 00 Mills, Lemuel White Land, 2 96 31 NAMES AND DESCRIPTION. I Tax. Minot, William 14 Acres Cookson Land 25 90 Mt. Auburn Cor oration, 18 Acres Land and Buildings, 88 00 Munroe, James Ko. 1 Wyeth Land, 3 70 Norcross, Edward Lot Page Land, 2 22 Nloyes, Benjamin House and Land, Hamlin Estate, 19 24 Parker, Thomas 8 Acres Brown and Whitney Land, 11 84 Parker, Lot 21 Wyeth Land, 3 70 Parkman, Estate of George 2 Houses and Land, and 2 Lots Land at hiller Village, 9 62 Peck, Abel G. Learned Land,—the Wharf Lot, 3 70 it 4 Lots Waverly Land, 8 88 12 58 Pelham, Charles 2 Houses and Land at Miller Village 5 92 Pitman, Daniel Horn House and Land, 14 80 Phelps, Estate of Abel part of House and Land, 23 68 Pratt, Mary 38 Acre., Land and Buildings, 273 80 It Stock and Personal, 18 50 292 30 Prosser, Edward House and Land, 10 36 Quigley, Charles Land and Buildings, 5 92 Rich, Olin House and Land, 8 88 Richardson, Richard 8 A Land, 11 84 Richie, James 7 Acres Land, 11 10 It House and Land, 7 40 18 50 Robinson, Francis & George, Corey Land, 5 92 Roper, Wilkes Learned Land, 7 40 Russell, Estate of Walt r Fowle Land, 6 66 Smith.William (in Wiie's Right) Land between Mill Dam and Port Roads, 11 10 Coolidge House and Land, 7 40 18 50 Smith, Eliza 2 Acres Land and House, 14 80 " Land near Olney's, 7 40 22 20 SL es, Samuel 3 Acres Land and Buildings, 19 24 es, William 3 1-2 Acres Land, 10 36 , Joseph No. 4 Wveth Land, 2 96 man, .Josiah Land and Buildings, 25 90 e, Ste' lien C. Land Sand Bank, 3 70 e, P. J. No. 16 Wyeth Land, 3 70 Stone, Amos 3 Lots Wyeth Land, 7 40 Stone, Charles H. 10 Acres Bailey Land, 22 20 Strickland, Land on Myrtle Street, 14 80 Taylor & Jordan, 14 Acres Learned Land, 20 72 Thayer, Mrs. F. W. White Land, 22 20 " Cowley Place, 8 88 31 08 Thwing, C. H. No. 238 Waverly Land, 2 20 Tudor, Fredvric•k Ice, 37 00 Twombly & Lampson, 30 Acres Spring Land 74 00 Vaughn, Charles 8 Acres Land and Buildings, Pease Place, 51 80 Lot 223 Pease Land, 2 22 54 02 32 NAMFA AND DESCRIPTION. I Tai. i Walker, Theophilus 21.) Acres Land, s.s 30 46 Cookson Land and Buildings, Ku `, 12 Acres Spring Laud, 28 50 Stock on I!arm 14 80 118 40 � Watriss, Oliver W. Wool whop and Land, Crafts Place, 18 50 Wheeler, George House and Laud on Palfrey Street, 14 BO White, Estate of William A. 1 lots White Land, 14 80 White, Estate of N!'arreu Shops and Laud, 10 36 White, William Land on Baron Hill 2 22 1 Whitney, N. D. 7 Lots Wyeth Land, 97 00 j Whittemure, F. D. 2 Lots Waverly Land, 3 70 1 Wilkins, John H. Moulton Laud, 3 70 Willis, Stillman New House and Land, 44 40 Witherell, If. B. 4 Acres Pease Land, Corner Lot, 8 88 t PARTIES UNKNOWN. Lot No. 13 Wveth L;%nd, 2 96 Lot No. 43 Wyeth Land, 2 96 Lot of Land South of Charles River, between two Houses 1 owned by William White, 2 22 RECAPITULATION. True Valuation, - - - - - - - - 83,6601000 00 Reduced Valuation, - - - - - - - - $219,600 00 Real Estate, - - - - - - $2,077,200 00 Personal Estate, - - - - - - 1,5 12,800 00 $3,660,000 00 State Tax, - - $19375 00 ! Poll Tax is 926 polls at County Tax, - - 2,419 59 $2 20 each, - - $2,037 20 Town Grant, including i Tax on Estates is 87 40 $2,300 00 Hiahway Tag, 24,500 00 per $1,000 00, - 27,084 00 Overlayin7s, - - 826 61 $29,121 20 829,121 20 Dog Tax, - - - - - - - - - - $181 00 ISAAC STONE, Assessors JOSEPH CRAFTS, of the Town of NEWEL BROWN, IT"atertown. `'DATERTOWN, June, 1858. AN ACCOUNT OF THE e pExpenditurescei is and -OF THE- TOWN OF' WA'Z'ERTOWN, FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY LOTH, 1858 Receipts . Cash in hand, being balance from 1858, $2,084 2 7 Out-standing Taxes in hands of J. B. Keyes, Coll. for 1855, 82 36 Ditto—in hands of Gardner Aldrich, collector for 1856, 860 56 Ditto—in hands of Geo. W. Harrington, collector for 1857, 1796 80 Borrowed of Traders Bank, 1,500 00 Cash received of Reed & Hastings, Insurance for damage by fire on High School House, 3,650 00 Ditto—on furniture, 490 00 Borrowed of Traders lank to pay Note, 2,000 00 Engine Company, &c., 1,500 00 Cash received of Samuel Noyes, Town Agent, 222 66 Borrowed of Traders Bank for Town Debts, 1,300 00 " Brighton Market Bank to pay Geo. French, for Land, 1,300 00 Traders Bank to pay Mrs. Tainter, for Land and other debts, 1,500 00 Cash received of State Treasurer, being Town's share of State School Fund, 149 94 Borrowed of Miss Elmira Stone, for building new School House and for Land corner of Common and Washington Streets, 4,000 00 Cash received of W. H. Ingraham, Treas. of Fish Wardens towards rent 1858. 74 25 Amount of Taxes for 1858, being Town, County and State Tax, and committed to Geo. W. Harrington, to collect, 29,121 20 34 Received of Samuel Noyes, one year's rent of Store, 150 00 '` •' Wm. 11. Ingraham, do, 125 00 " Elijah Pratt, one year's rent of Upper Hall, 37 50 Borrowed of State Treasurer for Building School House near Mount Auburn, 6,500 00 Received of Henry Derby, for old plank from Bemis' Bridge, 25 00 " " W. H. Ingraham, 10 per cent. on Gas Fixtures, 3 25 " '-' Samuel Noyes, do. do. 3 06 " " Elijah Pratt do. tipper Hall, 5 46 Amount Received ed for Grave Lots, 8 50 Borrowed of Mrs. Matilda Stone to complete School House, Corner of Common and Washington Streets, 600 00 Received of Elijah Pratt for the use of Town Hall, 110 25 " " W. J. Lindley, net proceeds of Hay Scales, 43 24 " " Geo. W. Harrington, Collector Dog Tax, 1858, 75 00 ' Pratt, Weeks & Co., broken iron from High School House, 13 10 $59,331 40 1 Expenditures, - Schools. AMOUNT PAID TEACUEA9. To William Webster, one year's salary, $1,133 33 at Arthur Train, 283 33 " John Wilson, one year's salary, 766 67 is C. F. rent, one-third year's salary, 266 67 " Humphrey Webster, two-thirds' year's salary, 533 33 " Henry Chase, 476 18 " Abby T. Giddings, 133 66 Mary E. Sawyer, 83 34 ` S. A. Hudson, 258 34 A. F. Crocker, one year's salary 241 66 " Caroline Melvin, 241 66 ` M. E. Sargent, is 241 66 is S. A. Jarvis, 243 33 Ad H. E. Stone, 40 00 " E. `I. Hoar, one year's salary, 241 66 M. A. Richards, one year's salary, 241 66 35 To H. L. Garratt, one-half year's salary, 115 47 31ary F. Marshall, two-third's year's salary, 16666 ., E. L. Goodhue, ( Waverley ) one-third year's salary, 83 33 Lucy Baily, '�4 2 $5,836 66 Fuel for Schools. paid Royal Gilkey & Co., for Coal, 3 71 38 .' J. 31. Aiken & Co., for Charcoal, 56 00 4' D. W. Doughty, Kindlings, 1 75 $429 13 Care of School Houses. Paid Robert C. Rought, for care of Centre School House, $102 50 " L. G. Barrett, for care of High School House, 57 00 John Barrett, do. do. 33 34 John Wilson, cash paid for care of East School House, 35 50 ' Arthur Train, do. Vest do. 37 50 Edward F. Childs, seven weeks care of Nest School House, 17 50 Henry Chase, for care of W est School House 45 84 ' Elijah Pratt, care of Upper Hall for High School, 22 63 Frederick Sanders(n, care of Waverley School House, 12 00 " Thomas G. Fillebrown, do. do. 10 50 $374 31 Incidental School Expenses. Paid Joshua Learned, taking census of School children and Inhabitants of Belmont, $6 75 W. L. Stiles, stove funnel, &c., for old School House Nest District, 25 71 Robert C. Rought, labor round School House, 3 00 " John Sylvester, sundry articles for Waverley School, 11 18 0. Lappen & Co., 12 ft. Mat for Centre School House 2 00 Ad Elijah Pratt, rent of Upper Hall and Ante Rooms for High School, 16 weeks, 32 00 Lindley & Marshall, Brooms, Mat, Duster, &c., for Schools, 5 51 AicLauthlin & Brother, Books for Schools, 12 12 " Luther Bent, Chair and Blackboard for School8, 8 25 36 Paid Daniel Pratt & Son, oue einht-day Timepicce, for Schools, 7 00 Dicker.4on & Lincoln, Brit�h, :flats, &e., for High Schools, 13 45 " E. P. Dutton, Blackboard Brushes. Solar Giube, 12 12 John Wilson & Son, 1'rintin�;, 142 00 D. T. Iiuckius, Cash paid for Geographies, 29 I7 James Kennedy, repairing Wall for Centre School House, 13 50 W. H. Wicks, Locks, putting on, &c., Waverley School House, 6 7 0 " G. W. Russell, three perch of Stone for Centre School House, 3 75 " H. F. Bright, Rent of Old School House, 56 00 " James Hall, mending Stove, 63 F Page & Barnard, Painting and Glazing, 20 32 George Pierce & Co, Stock and Labor on School Houses, 16 50 Thomas L. French, repairing Furnaces East, `Vest and Centre Houses, 10 06 W. J. Lindley, Shovel, Pails and Brooms, 5 05 " William Horn, Stock and Labor, High School House, 15 05 at " " " is " Centre " " 18 48 " A a " Last is " 6 05 '` " '` " West, for Centre Grammar School, 27 45 William L. Stiles, repairing Stove, &c., `Vaverley,, 8 125 . Samuel Noyes, Sundries, 7 21 Alfred Howes, As 10 82 C. C. McLauthlin, Books, &c., 12 95 C. J. Barry, Cash paid Postage, Pail, &c., 1 88 at Henry Russell, Painting Blackboards and Glazing, 3 50 Antipas Jackson,.Irons for Wall, Centre School House, 3 89 Thomas L. French; repairing Furnaces West School House, 6 62 Alms House, four loads Gravel, Centre School House, 3 00 General School Committee, Services, 1857-8, 185 00 " W. H. Ingraham, Agent, Insurance renewed, Centre School House, 114 50 Joseph Crafts, Cash paid for cleansing High School House, 43 55 31 Paid Joseph Crafts, Expense to Fitchburg &c., 7 F5 W. L. Stiles, Funnel, &c., 10 21 C. F. Vent, Cash paid Pitcher, Tumblers, and Bell, 1 75 $800 7 8 Cost of Repairing High School House. Paid Orrin Whipple, estimating Damage by Fire, $12 00 William Horn, labor done boarding up windows, &c., 37 74 Joseph Sanger, full amount for Repairing, 3,557 00 Gilbert Nichols, Storing Furniture, 12 50 Alms House, Removing Rubbish, 5 00 Carpenter's Insurance, 15 00 " N. B. Chamberlain repairing Apparatus, 92 15 " E. F. Tainter, Express Furniture, &c., 27 87 William 0. Haskell, Furniture and Rrepairing, 398 52 F. J. Davis & Co., Iron Pipe for Chimneys, 66 16 " T. L. French, repairing Chimneys, Furnace, &c., 41 03 N. D. Fowle, Plans, Specifications and Writing Contract, 35 00 " J. H. Nichols, work on Seats acd Benches, 3 00 $4,303 57 Cost of New School House cor. Common and Washington Sts. Paid Elizabeth Tainte•, lot of Land, $1,000 00 " Joseph Sanger, towards Contract, 3,233 30 Nathaniel 'Whiting, balance of Contract, 200 00 41 44 Expense paid by him, 2 00 Carpenter's Insurance, 14 00 " Thomas Barnes, eighty six Fence Posts, 41 70 Alms House, Grading yard and making Sidewalk, 47 25 " N. H. Crafts, Surveying and Staking out Lot, 9 50 " Wm. H. Ingraham, Agent Insurance, 49 00 $4,596 55 Cost of New School House near bit. Auburn. Paid George French, lot of Land, $1,301 00 " Joseph Sanger, towards Contract, 5,000 00 " Carpenter's Insurance, 16 25 " Woodcock & Meacham, Plans, 63 00 Thomas Barnes, one hundred and four Fence Posts, 48 30 Alms House, Gravel and Grading yard, Sidewalk, &c., 38 25 3s Paid N. H. Crafts, Surveying and Staking out Lot, 6 75 Win. H. Ingraham, Agent Insurance, 114 25 John S. Ladd, Examining Records, 5 00 Royal r ilkey & Co., Two tons Coal, 12 50 j E. F. Tainter, Express, 6 50 $6,611 80 a Fire Department. Paid Treas. Engine Co. No. 1, services of Members 1 year, $356 64 No. 23, 6. A. 380 79 No. 3, .. 245 83 Treas. Hook and Ladder Co. '` 80 00 " Engineers one year's service, 130 00 Thomas Livermore 2d, Steward No. 1, &c., 34 83 John S. Dodge, " No. 2, " 35 33 " C. H. Sanderson, 66No. 3, " 33 33 Luther Bent, " Hook and Ladder Co. 10 00 C. C. Hills, 8 months service No. 1, 6 67 John A. Moon, do, Hook and Ladder Co. 6 67 A. D. Drew, Leathers for No. 2, 2 00 � " Philemon Priest, three lbs. Engine Packing, 1 00 A. B. Rogers, one Oil Suit and cash paid for Horse to fire, 4 88 " F. D. Cooper, 25ft. Hose for small Engine at Bemis' Factorv, 6 76 Royal Gilkey &- Co., Coal, 9 63 Michael McDonald, Repairs on Wall, Chii-iney and Well, No. 1, GO 00 L. & G. H. Lyon, Refreshments furnished Engine Co., No. 3, 5 00 S. L. Reed, Latch Ketch and Spanners, Engine Co., No. 3, 3 25 Lindley &_Marshall, Refreshments, 22 59 " Fluid, Oil, Nicking, &c., 5 01 A. B. Rogers, Hose, Suits, and Badges, Nos. 1 and 3, 18 54 " Wm. Hall & Co., 25 Keys, Company No. 3, 3 13 " Kincaid & Hooper, Repairs on Engine and Balance Carriage, 58 25 C. W. Brazier, 5 months service H. & L. Co., 4 17 " C. D. Lindley, Painting and Lettering Hats and Belts, 6 99 W. H. Ireland, Painting and Varnishing Engine No. 3, 14 00 " f"orge F. Downs, Repairs on House No. 3, id 33 SJ Paid Richard Boyle, 4 months service on Engine No. 1, :i 83 C. H. Sanderson, 3 •• " 2 50 T. B. Parker, 3 " 3, 2 50 •' C. S. P. Dodge, 4 1, 3 3)0 H. F. & C. H. Bright, Crackers, 6 50 •' Patrick F. Collins, 6 months, service on Engine No. 3, 5 co •` J. R. Harrison, 4 " 4 " 1, 3 33 Norcross &- Dudley, Repairs on Houses Nos. 1 and 2, 13 60 E. F. Tainter, Express, 5 38 James Boyd &, Son, repairing Hose, &c., 17 26 James Hall, Hooks, 6 00 •' W. L. Stiles, Stoves, Funnels, &c., 20 'I2 Samuel Noyes, Oil, Sponges, &c., 3 46 Joseph Tuttle, 8 months' service on Engine No. 1, 6 67 Patrick Whaling, 8 `` •` 3, 6 67 Henry Russell, Paint, &c., 3 66 •' Gilbert Nichols, Rent of Building for H. and L. Co., 12 00 S. L. Reed, Repairs on Engine No. 3, 1 40 Geo. Holbrook, 11 months' services on Engine No 1, 9 17 $1,695 09 Poor and Highways. Paid amount of Town Brant for Deficiency, 1856-7, $900 00 " •` " ` 1858, 3,500 00 $4,400 00 Miscellaneous Expenses. Paid Amos Stone, Treasurer, towards County Tag, 1857, $1,000 00 Joshua Learned, Police Duty, &c., 16 95 3 days attendance against Division of Town, 6 00 •' William Tucker, 16 days Police Duty .36-) 00 " Notifying 'Town, and Distributing Reports, &c., 13 50 Asa Pratt, Book Case for Selectmen's Room, 25 00 N. & W. Gas Light Co., Gas for Town Hall, 12 10 Wm. L. Stiles, Funnel, &c., Town House, Chimney and Stove. 7 98 John Coolidge, Tax abated on List, 1857, 2 80 40 Paid J. W. Wellman, Tax abated on List, 1856, 8 00 •' A. S. Mansfield, Liquors for Town Agency, 10 24 Traders' Bank, Interest on Town Note, 30 75 Samuel L. Lynch, per Bill for West Cambridge and Watertown, 174 15 " Joseph Crafts, by Order of Committee on `Division of Town, Expense of Watertown and West Cam- bridge, 216 16 Lowell Inst. for Savings, 6 mouths' interest on $2,000, G0 00 64 " " '' 8,725, 239 94 t 2,500, 75 00 8,000, 230 00 Joseph Crafty, Limo and expenses on Division of Town, 183 75 W. 11. Ingraham, 5 days before Committee on Division of Town, 10 00 at Geo. P. Burnham, Liquors for.Town Agent, 13 57 Thomas Cox, Taxes illegally assessed and paid, 1856, 4 50 N. U. Crafts, Survey of Streets and '.Gown Line, on Account of Division of Town, 45 15 Traders' Bank, interest on Town Note, $2,000, 41 00 " " " " . ' " 1,500, 30 75 Town Note, 2,000 00 Dr. S. Richardson,'Attendance on Hassett Family, 12 50 Margaret Nurse for Bassett Family, 5 00 Joshua Learned, notifying Town Officers and Meetings, and Police Duty, 46 90 Three months interest on Town Note, $1,300, 20 15 " Two " " " 13 65 Reed & Hastings, Insurance on High School House, 163 50 Royal Giikey & Co., Coal for Town Ball, 16 00 Horace Cate, horse and chaise and man for Committee on Division of Town, 8 50 " Elizabeth Tainter, 4 months interest on Town Note, $1,000, 20 00 " Two months interest on Town Note, $1,500 15 75 " Newell Brown, 2 days before the Committee on Towns, 4 00 " N. & W. Gas Light Company, Gas for Town Hall, 7 60 " Samuel Noyes, Services as Town Agent one year, 80 00 " Traders Bank, Town dote, 1,300 00 Joshua Learned, Notifying Building Committee and Police Duty, 43 00 41 Paid Wm. Tucker, circulating Laws, Resolves&Police Duty, 82 80 is Traders' Bank, Town Note, 1,500 00 Jeremiah Williams, 5 Carriages to Watertown from State, House, 40 00 S. L. Batchelder, Refreshments for Committee of Leg- islature, and others, 15 00 Charles Bemis, services and expenses on Committee against Division of Town, 68 00 I. J. Austin, services before Committee on Towns against Division of Town, 250 00 J. D. Van Duyer, statistical information on Towns, 50 00 I. J. Austin, preparing Digest of Laws for Assessors, 50 00 I. J. Austin, Advice to the Collector of Taxes, &c. 45 00 " Henry Waitt, services on committee against Fitchburg Railroad, &c., 50 days, 102 00 " Josiah Hastings, printing Notices, Town and School Reports, 146 75 I. J. Austin, before the Legislature on Petition against Fitchburg Railroad, 25 00 Thomas L. French, Ventilator for Town House Chim- neys, &c., 7 94 " C. D. Lindley, painting Hearse, 10 00 " Assessors' service: on assessing Taxes, 1858, 200 00 " N. & W. Gas Lig' t Co., Gas for Town Hall, 8 00 " Alfred Mudge & Son, printing Pamphlets, &c., on Division of Town, 45 04 " E. B. Elliott, Solution and Question on Division of Town, 75 00 " Stationery for Assessors, 8 83 " Traders' Bank, Town Note, 1,500 00 Amos Stone, Treasurer, balance of County Tax, 1857, 598 12 Susan Heard, excess of Taxes levied, 1857, 7 0 00 " Brighton Market Bank, Town Note for lot Land, 1,300 00 Geo. P. Burnham, Liquors for Town Agent, 83 86 William G. Pike & Co., 2 Solars, 1 12 Traders' Bank, Town Note, 2,000 00 " it it it1,500 00 " N. & W. Gas Light Co., Gas for Town Hall, 6 40 Wm. Tucker, notifying Town and Police Duty, 40 50 Joshua Learned, " 44 46 42 00 N. & W. Gaa Light Co., 9 Street Lamp Posts & Setting, 244 20 42 Paid Geo. P. Burnham, Liquors for Town Agent, 108 97 it Geo. Maples, grading Clark Street per report of Select- men, 100 00 " James C. Bean, circulating Remonstrance against Division of Town, 12 001 Lowell Iast. for Savings, 1 year's interest on $4,000, 220 00 " 6 months' " 8,725 239 941 to to " 8,000 230 00 " it " " " " 2,500 75 00 " " 2,000 60 00 i is " " " to on Principal, 1,000 00 1 Geo. Bemis, before Committee of Legislature against Fitchburg Railroad, 250 00 Geo. Bemis, services drawing and presenting Petition at do Extra Session, 50 00 Geo. Bemis, Summoning and attendance of Witnesses before Committee at Extra Session, 49 18 " George Pierce, Town Note and one year's interest, 1,055 00 " Hoar & Bangs, before Legislature Committee on Han- cock Bridge, 30 00 Edward Bangs, examination and opinion on re-assess- + ment of Taxes, 10 00 Dr. S. Richardson, six days service to Legislature on Division of Town, 12 00 N. H. Crafts, making Survey and Plan of altering line on Mt. Auburn Street, 5 62 " J. G. & N. G. Gooch, Lumber for Bemis' and Paper Mill Bridges, &c., 190 83 Joshua Learned, Police Duty and notifying Town, 46 00 William Tucker, Police Duty, 46 00 Geo. P. Burnham, Liquors to Town Agent, 27 32 W. H. `Nicks, ten turned Posts and setting, 10 00 State Treasurer, State Tax, 1858, 1,375 00 Lowell Inst. for Savings, 6 months' interest on Town Note, $3,000, 90 03 William Tucker, Police Duty, &c., 40 00 E. F. Tainter, Express, 1 50 Elmira Stone, 6 months' interest Town Note, $4,000, 110 00 Joshua Learned, Police Duty, 32 00 Geo. Pierce & Co., Stock and Labor repairing Paper Mill Bridge, 18 3; 43 ]'aid Geo. Pierce & Co., Stock and Labor repairing Bemis' Bridge, 20 08 J. G. &- A. G. Gooch, Plank for Paper Mill Bridge, 42 92 Selectmen, services on School Houses and Highways, 100 00 4, Assessors, re-assessment of Taxes for 1858, 75 00 Isaac Stone, 3 days attendance against Division of Town, 6 00 Wm. Horn, Labor and Materials putting up Signs, &c., 7 28 Spring Hotel, six suppers per order Selectmen, 3 00 W. L. Stiles, services as Sealer of Weights &Measures, 10 00 44 W. H. Ingraham, seA-ices as Town Clerk, 25 00 recording Births, Deaths and Marri- ages, making Returns, &c., 76 00 Samuel Noyes, services as Town Treasurer, 40 00 << Sundries, and making Report, &c., 13 32 Alfred Howes, Duster for Hearse, 50 • " Spikes for Bridge, &c., 1 29 John Sylvester, 2 1-2 days Fitness on Division of Town, 1858, 5 00 • H. Hamlin, 2 1-2 days Witness on Division of Town, 1858, 5 00 Amos Stone, Treasurer, towards County Tag, 1858, 1,419 59 " Thomas Patten, New Collar and rapairing Hearse Har- ness, 5 00 C. C. 3lcLauthlin, .)tationery for Assessors, 5 56 Henry Russell, Signs and painting same, 18 99 Antipas Jackson, Iron Posts and Staples for Bemis' Bridge, 175 00 " Joel Barnard, Jr., one day's attendance on Division of Town, 2 00 Royal Gilkey & Co., Coal, and putting in, for Town Hall, 14 50 H. W. McCurdy, Lumber, Spikes and Labor, 6 15 ` Alms House, `York and Gravel on Sidewalks, 38 00 " it As Grading Grant's Driveway, 10 00 " Repairs, Arsenal Street, 2 75' " Elijah Pratt, Care of Town Hall, &c., 89 83 " Geo. P. Burnham, Liquors for Town Agent, 62 29 " Gardner Aldrich, 3 months' interest on $1,000, 1856, 15 00 It " Discount on Taxes received by B. Dana, not rendered, 1856, 8 83 (Gardner Aldrich, Commission for collecting, 1856, 230 65 44 Paid Gardner Aldrich, S'erviues as Committee against Division of Town, 68 00 " List Abatements on Taxes, G. Aldrich, 1856, 85 20 as is " .Harrington, 1857, 135 60 1858, 290 23 Amount of Discount on Taxes, 1858, 704 09 Geo. W. Harrington, Commissim for collecting Taxes, 1858, 364 01 Out-standing Taxes, in hands of J. B. Keyes, 1855. 82 36 " " " G. Aldrich, 1856, 148 88 G. W. Harrington, 1858, 3,163 89 $29,245 29 Recapitulation. Total Amount of Receipts, $59,331 40 EXPENDITURES, - - SCHOOLS. Amount paid Teachers, 5,826 66 " `` for Fuel, 529 13 " " care of School Houses, 314 31 " " Incidental Expenses, 800 78 7,430 88 Cost of Repairing High School House, 4,303 57 " " New School House cor. Common arA Wash. Sts, 4,596 75 " " " " •` near Mt. Auburn, 6,611 80 " " Fire Department, 1,695 09 " " Poor and Highways, 4,400 00 Miscellaneous Expenses, 29,245 29 Cash in hands of Treasurer, 1,048 01 $59,331 40 The above and foregoing accounts of Samuel Noyes, Treasurer of the Town of Watertown, are correctly cast and properly vouched. IVERS J. AUSTIN, Auditing. FRANCIS KENDALL, Committee. G. W. HARRINGTON, 4 tl Liabilities: AMOUNT OF DEBTS DUE UP TO MAY 1, 1858. Due Schools, payable in }larch, $2,000 00 Fire Department, May 1, 1,200 00 Interest on Town Votes, April, 800 00 it County Treasurer, balance of Tax, 1858, 1,000 00 Land Damages on Streets, 150 00 $5,150 00 - Assets. I1Cash on band in Treasury, $1,048 01 855, Out-standing Taxes in hands of J. B. Reyes, 82 36 856, d 1 4 G. Aldrich, 148 88 1858, G. W. Harrington, 3,163 89 $4,443 14 ficiency, 706 86 $5,150 00 Estimated Expenses for Ensuing Year. For Support of Sebool3, 6,500 00 Highways, 2,500 00 " Fire Department, 1,500 00 Paying interest on Town Debt, 2,200 00 " " portion of Town Debt, 2,000 00 " Contingent Expenses, 3,500 00 " Support of Poor, 1,000 00 " Repairs on Concord Turnpike, ordered by County Commissioners, 300 00 " Abatement of Taxes, Discounts and Collection, 1,400 00 Deficiency, 800 00 $21,700 00 houbmitted : SAMUEL NOYES, Treasurer. JOSHUA G. GOOCH, Selectmen THOMAS►LIVERMORE, of HENRY DERBY, Watertozar. 46 Schedule and Valuation of Town Property. Town Farm and Buildings, $10,000 00 Personal Property on the same, 2,889 30 Town House and Land, 9,000 00 Furniture in Town House, 500 00 High School House, Laud and Furniture, 8,000 00 4 46 " Apparatus, 600 00 Centre School House, Laud and Furniture, 7,500 00 West `• A " " 9,000 00 Waverley 6 " I 3,800 00 ,4 New &c., (cor Common & Wash. Ste.) 4,600 00 New `` &c., ( near Mt. Auburn.) 6,500 00 No. 1 and 2 Engine and Apparatus, 1,400 00 No. 3 1. At 500 00 ' No. 3 House and Land, 400 00 Hook and Ladder Carriage, &c., 125 00 Nine small Engines, 150 00 Gravel Bank on Bacon Hill, 400 00 $65,364 30 Town Debts. Lowell Institution for Savings, at 5 1-2 per cent. annual, 3,000 00 Is is " " semi an'al., 8,725 00 44 9 4 it 5 3-4 If8,000 00 if At If 6 46if 3,000 00 46 94 " 6 " " 2,500 00 Is it 96 6 " 2,000 00 Miss. Elmira Stone, 5 1-2 444,000 00 State Treasurer, 5 1-2 " 6,500 00 Mrs. Malinda Stone, 6 600 00 $38,325 00 47 Delinquents. The following are the names and taxes of delinquents in the payment thereof, for the year 1858, agreeably with the Vote of the Town. Armstrong Irving 2 20 Finn ;Michael 2 20 McNamarra Tim. 2 20 Atherton Charles B. 2 20 Fisher Michael 3 68 McNamarra Tim. 66 j Fitzsimmons Bernard 2 20 Mead Samuel 0. 172 40 Barnard John Jr. 4 42 Flinn John 2 20 Mead S. 0. Jr. 2 20 Barnard Granville 24 40 ; Flint B. K. 2 20 :Head Win. W. 6 90 Barnard& Clogstone 25 90 Frazer Everett 2 20 Mills William 2 20 Barnard Josiah 2 20 French Moses S. 15 52 Monahan, T. 2 20 Barnes T ,omas 2 20 i Mooney James 70 Barney Prentiss T. 4 42 Gallager Patrick 2 20 Murphy Dennis 2 20 Barrett James 4 42 I Gardner H. N. 2 20 Batty Lawrence 2 20 Gibbs Est. of Elijah 37 00 Neal Nathaniel 2 20 Bent Luther 56 96 I Grant Edward B. 50 30 Neal Joseph 2 20 Blodgett Wm. A. 70 Green Patrick 14 48 Nichols Gilbert 17 00 Bode Richard A. 2 20 Green Michael 13 30 Norris Daniel H. 10 36 Brigham,John 138 36 I H er Eliah 2 20 O'Brien James 2 20 Bright Josiah 65 10 + j Bright Wm. S. 83 60 I Harrington, Chas. T. 70 O'Brien Wm. 70 Bright William 7 0 Harris,John 9 60 Olney Samuel 17 00 Broderick Dennis 2 20 I Harrison,Tames R. 70 Brown Francis J 14 80 Hartford John W. 37 00 Parkhurst Horace 70 Brown Francis 2 20 I Hassett, Thomas 70 Pervear Lydia 7 40 Bullard Augustus 70 Heath Elizabeth 11 10 Poole Samuel 10 36 Burns Patrick 2 20 Hevenor Robert 220 Powers Edward 2 20 Butts James E. Jr. 2 20 Hildreth A. W. 11 08 Pratt Asa 34 706 Butts&Johnson 55 50 Hill J. B. 70 Quigley P. 8 12 Hittinger Jacob 338 90 Cameron Jas M. 2 20 Holbrook Amos 2 20 Richie Est. of John 22 94 Carmon M Est. of 18 50 Holbrook Amos Jr. 2 20 Robbins George 17 00 Cavanah Patrick 70 Homer Charles S. 24 40 Robinson William 2 20 Christian Henry L 2 20 I Honghton Warren 2 20 Rogers Artemas 22 18 Collins Norris 13 30 Hughes Cornelius 2 20 Ravers Terence 2 20 Cenden.John 2 20 Hughes Patrick 2 20 Rooney William 2 20 Connelly John 2 0 Hunt Catherine 9 62 Rooney Patrick 6 64 Connors Daniel 2 1 i Jackson Edward 2 20 I Russell Horace 2 20 Conway James 2 �) , Ryan Timothy 70 Coolidge John Jr. 46 66 1 Johnson Wm. E. 2 20 i Ryan Michaels 5 90 Cottle F. 70 ! Kearney James 2 20 I Safford Truman H. 8 12 0rougliill3lichael 70 Keefe Thomas 2 20 , Safford Tru. H. Jr. 2 20 Curtain John 70 I Keefe Cornelius 8 86 ` Sanger Joseph 73 24 Cuute Peter in Michael 2 20 2 20 Keefe Michael 70 Scott Jaynes 70 Clark Peter 2 20 Kelly Cornelius 2 20 Sears Willard 122 82 Casey William 70 Kelsey A. H. 20 70 ! Shannehan John 2 20 Lappen Patrick 14 04 ! Sharp .James 17 00 Dailey.John 9 60 Lathrop William 17 74 Sharp SupPply T. 2 20 Dana B. Agt. Store 37 00 Lathrop A.OJ. 2 20 Sillon J. 'f. 2 20 Dana Benj. Jr. 2 20 Learned Thomas 3920 Sleeper Geo. H. 6 64 Dardis.James 2 20 Learned Samuel 2d 2 20 i Sprague Joseph 2 20 Derby Amos L. 2 20 Lewando Adolph 2550 I Stickney Susanna 6 66 Derby Henry C. 2 20 Lindley C. D. 70 Stone Asa 14 78 Derby Henry 20 70 Lindley Henry C. 70 Stiles Wm. L. 14 78 Dennen S. R. 64 Livermore AfJijah 63 De Wvre John 70 Louder John 94 70 Talbot.James 8 12 Dodge.John K. 70 Loveitt :Michael 70 Tenney Daniel 2 20 Dodge William 70 Lynch .John 2 20 Thompson .John 2 20 Dow, W. W. P. 2 20 Lynes William 2 20 Tracyy Patrick 2 20 Livermore Thomas[Rug- Downs, George F. 2 20 Trenliolm James 70 Dunn :Martin 2 20 gles Place,] 29 60 I True E. F. 2 20 Drew Edward 2 20 Trull,Jahn 40 Drew A. D. 2 24 Mackin Est.of Sam. 21 46 Trull T. D. M. 59 92 Fallen MichaelMarr Wm. J. 2 20 Trull Ezra 105 80 3 70 Marsh George 2 20 Turrell Charles 2 20 Farley John 2 20 McGuire P. 70 Trenholm John 6 70 48 Yicyory Patrick 2 20 Whitney Hiram 1 12 King F & E. 26 90 �'ose $. C. ll 84 Woods C. P. Jr. 70 Parker 8 70 Wait Henry C. 2 20 Pitman Daniel 14 80 >t Wall Michael 17 00 NON-RESIDENTS. Rich Olin 8 88 iA Waltham & Watertown Stone Stephen C. 8 70 Railroad Co. 13 82 Black William 2 22 Ward Michael 70 Wheeler George 14 80 Warden Wiusor 2 20 Dickinson Edward 1 48 Weleh .Tulin 6 64 Dunn R. B. 19 98 Wheeler Otis 85 08 Fernald Eli 2 96 Wheeler A. J. 2 20 Gilson Land 8 70 Est.E PARTIES UNKNOWN. Wheeler Amos 18 b0 White Est. s Jr. 70 Gregg Charles E. 11 10 Wy eth Land, No. 48 2 96 White James 2 20 Green Samuel G. 11 84 Land South of Chas. Whitney Thomas F. 9 60 Head Samuel K. 3 70 River, 2 22 Work done on the Streets in 1858. Days by Keeper. by Men. by Horses. MT. AUBURN ST., 36 250 185 GALEN It 14 1-2 80 83 LEXINGTON " 81-2 46 32 MAIN 13 1-2 90 3 COMMON 7 42 27 PLEASANT 17 87 84 SOUTH RIVER is 2 8 8 ORCHARD " 7 1-2 37 23 SUMMER It 2 12 12 SPRING " 1 14 8 WALNUT it 1 4 4 WARREN " 2 10 10 WASHINGTON " 12 73 46 BELMONT " 7 35 30 FOREST it 7 35 28 SCHOOL " 4 22 24 GROVE " 4 22 19 1-2 WHITE 41 5 30 22 NORTH " 4 18 8 GORDON LANE Li 1 5 4 PALFREY " 4 23 16 CONCORD TURNPIKE, 2 8 8 Sidewalks and Gutters, 28 97 76 Scrapina Ruts and Picking Stones, 18 89 64 Sbov elina Snow and Breakine Roads, 7 1-2 37 23 1-2 Jobbing, 10 120 90 227 1-2 1294 995 • 49 Overseers of the Poor in account with the Dr. TOWN OF WATERTOWN_ Cr. 1858-9 1857-8 To balance Cash from 1857-8, $ 19 36 I By Cash paid for Labor, $1,112 86 Cash from J. A.Locke, pas- Grain, 597 89 turing, 9 00 " " Groceries, 693 50 « " from Samuel Noyes, " " Assistance to Paupers Town Treas., on ac- in Town, 104 68 count of deficiency of it " City of Cambridge, for 1857-8, 900 00 Paupers, 53 87 a is of A. B. Morse, for `` " Town of Winchendon, Hav, 72 55 for Paupers, 13 80 u " A.B. Morse,for Straw, 20 79 � " " House of Industry, for A. B. 1lorse, for Prod- Paupers, 38 86 uce, 30 82 " " House of Correction, " C. S. Faxon, for Hat-, 20 14 for paupers, 7 14 " it T.F. Wellingtou,lliilk, 25 72 " " State Alms House, for " " A. B. blorse, for Milk, 38 75 paupers, 5 00 N '' Apples, 76 50 " " Trans. of paupers, 35 20 46 Is Straw, 43 10 " " Farming& road Tools, 40 50 �< <t " it Produce, 9 00 " " Keeper,5 qu'trs salary, 437 50 '° At At Labor, 26 01 Lumber,\Mood& Coal, 287 24 u it Town for labor on new " " for Manure, 65 87 Streets, 28 50 At " for Provisions, 311 14 Town for work about " " Dry Goods&Clothing, 200 07 new School Houses, 74 75 " " Fish, 3039 " " for making Sidewalks, 38 00 " `` Hogs, 23 87 " " Estes Howe, making " " Harness work, 19 08 Road 25 00 " " Int. on bor'd. Money, 29 50 C. S. Faxon, for Prod- It " Stone, 20 50 uce, 14 12 it " Gravel, 153 95 Am't of Town Grant, 3,500 00 " " Leather & Shoe rep's., 21 77 " " Burial of Paupers, 45 00 $4,972 11 " " Blacksmiths'work, 194 96 " " Stoves & Tin Ware, 34 37 " " Paint, &c., 15 98 Medical attendance, 55 00 Mason Work, 25 00 " " Ice, 5 00 " " Furniture, 5 25 Is " Hard Ware,Tools,&c., 27 46 it " Medicine,( Noyes bill,) 24 15 " " Overseers' Salary, 100 00 It " Wheelwright Work, 18 25 at " Sundry Bills 108 36 Bal. Cash in hands of dverseers, 8 95 $4,972 11 So The Overseers of Poor and Highways, Dr. In :account with Highways. Cr. To Cash of Town Tnoa,urrr, Iiy :: 7 1 2 days Labor by Keep- being Town Grant, I er, 7-6, 284 87 �� « for Highways, $2,500 00 " 260 days Labor by Teams- Town Labor on New ter, 6-9, 292 60 it 41 Streets, 28 60 I " 6'd6 days Labor by Men,6-9, 583 0o Town Labor about I " 326 `• Paupers, 3-9, 203 70 it 64 Sei,iwl houses, 74 76 j " 936 " " Humes, 6-9, 1,063 56 Est.'s Howe, on acc't Cashaid hired Teams, 82 60 Summer Street, 26 00 ; " " Stone and Gravel, 45 60 " Sundry persons for Labor, 26 01 $2,745 48 " Deficiency of Appropriation for Roads, paid out of Alms House Appropriation, 91 22 $2,7 45 48 Recapitulation . Total Amount of Receipts and Amount of Expense on High- Town Brant, $4,972 11 ways, $:,745 48 Appraisal of 1858, 2,597 98 " Paid Deficiency of Amount of unpaid Bills, 490 60 1857, 900 00 Appraisal of 1859, 2,889 30 $8,060 59 Labor of paupers on roads, 203 75 Bills Receivable, 79 00 Cash on hand, 8 95 Ex ewe of supporting Alms House and Paupers for '58-9, 1,234 11 $8,060 59 Submitted: W. J. LINDLEY, Ocerae,,rs of the G. H. SLEEPER, Poor ISAAC WATTS. awl Bighrrays. WATERTOWN, Feb. 10, 1859. The above accounts of the Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of High- ways, are correct and properly vouched. IVERS J. AUSTIN, Auditing Committcs FRANCIS KENDALL, and Appraisers. G. W. HARRINGTON, Inventory of Personal Property at the Alms House In Watertown, as appraised Feb. 11th, 1859. 4 Horses, $650 00 5 common Hoes, 2 00 2 Cows, 90 00 Closet and contents in barn, 1 50 3 Hogs, 35 00 Tackle and Blocks, 4 00 14 Fowls, 7 00 Stone-hammers and Drills, 20 00 Lot Manure, 112 00 I 3 Axes and 1 Hatchet, 3 00 1 Horse Sled, 35 00 Lot Baskets, 1 00 1 Punk;, 5 00 5 Manure Forks, 6 00 1 Sleigh, 20 00 1 Iron Rake, 1 25 1 Road and 2 Snow Scrapers 5 00 2 Wood-saws and Horses, 2 00 1 Harrow, 8 00 Set Measures, 1 00 1 Stone Drag, 4 00 Chains, 6 00 Harnesses and lead chains, 100 00 winnowing Mill, 7 00 Circingles and Blankets, 5 00 Lot of tools, old Iron &c, in Flay, 300 00 shed chamber 35 00 Straw, 35 00 Lot Gunny Bags, 3 00 Corn Stalks, &c., 10 00 2 Ox Yokes, 3 00 3 Ploughs, 17 00 Hot-bed Sash, 3 00 1 Horse-hoe 6 50 I Lot Ladders, 4 00 I Cultivator, 2 50 li Cattle Ties, 2 50 100 bushels Rve, 90 00 Grain Cradle, 1 00 9 Bushels '_1iea1, 9 00 Hay Cutter, 4 00 I Buffalo Robe, 1 00 2 Scrapers, 1 00 .3 Iron Bars, 5 00 I ,3 Horse Carts, 112 00 Lot of Salt, 8c., 1 50 1 1 large wagon, 55 00 Beetle and Wedges, 3 00 1 small wagon, 30 00 4 Wrenches, 2 50 2 wheelbarrows, 3 50 Lot of Shovels, 10 00 I 1 Stone Derrick and Pullies, 70 00 4 Picks, 5 00 1 Hay Rigging, 6 00 2 Bog-hoes, 3 00 1 Horse-rake, 3 00 62 1 Grindstone, 3 00 18 bbls. Apples, 20 00 1 Jack and Whiffle-trees, 4 00 2 bbls. Parsnips, 2 00 3 Feed Boxes, 3 00 3 bbls. Beets, 2 00 Lot Boards, 5 00 I Lot Carrots, 28 00 1 Stone Shed, 20 00 8 Wash tubs, 4 00 Lot broken Stone, 25 00 2 Clarets, 8 00 Lot old Lumber, 10 00 I 3 bhls. Soap, 15 00 1 set Scales, 5 00 j Meat axe, block and tub, 3 00 1 bbl. Flour, 7 50 Lot Pickles, 4 00 . 1 1-2 bushels Rve Meal, 1 35 ' Ice Chest, 75 25 lbs. Salt Fish, 1 25 Vinegar, 2 50 3 1-3 bushels Beans, 7 87 1 cask Cider, 5 00 7 lbs Mice, 35 14 Cider bbls. 3 00 100 lbs. Lard, 13 00 1 bbl. Beef, 17 00 100 lbs. Dried Apples, 11 00 13 beef Barrels, 7 00 25 lbs Coffee, 3 12 3 bbls. Pork, 60 00 9 1-2 lbs. Cheese, 1 19 Lot of Mackerel, 8 50 Lot hard Soap, 1 12 50 galls. Molasses, 16 00 150 lbs. Hams, 18 75 300 Cabbages, 12 00 9 lbs. Saleratus, 72 Lot Squashes and Pumpkins, 1 00 5 1-2 lbs. Chocolate, 1 37 Wash Forms and Boards, 1 50 Jugs,Buckets,&c.,in Meal room, 5 00 Clothes Lines and Horses, 1 50 16 Flour bbls. 3 00 Medicines, 5 00 1 1-2 tons hard Coal, 10 00 13 lbs. Tobacco, 3 25 Tin-ware, 15 00 Lot Pipes. 50 Iron-ware, 5 00 42 Straw Beds, 25 00 100 lbs. Soap-g-rease, 6 00 6 lbs. Tea, 3 00 Lanterns and Lamps, 5 50 10 lbs. do, 4 50 Crockery Ware, 10 00 4 lbs. do, 1 00 Knives and Forks, 3 00 120 lbs. Sugar, 8 40 Spice box and contents, 75 23 yards Cotton Cloth, 2 07 Molasses can, 50 8 yards Denims, 1 12 Oil and Cans, 3 50 6 pairs flocks, 2 00 Lot of Jugs, 1 17 Children's Linen, 5 00 Copper Boiler, 5 00 4 yards Satinet, 2 00 Brass Kettle, 2 50 66 Pillow Cases, 5 50 Enamelled, do, 75 82 Sheets, 21 00 Coal Hods, 1 50 77 Comforters and Quilts, 100 00 Dinner Bell, 1 00 Bed Pans, 1 50 Clock, 15 00 Syringe, 1 25 Set Wire Covers, 1 00 12 Chests, 5 00 Dining; Table, 2 00 2 Brooms, 50 Secretary, 5 00 Sadirons, 5 00 Table 3 00 Cradle and Chair, 1 50 6 Cane-seat Chairs, 3 50 Old Stoves, 4 00 2 Rocking; Chairs, 2 00 30 Chairs, 10 00 4 Window Curtains, 75 Tables,Benches,Light-stands&c, 5 00 2 Mats, 1 00 I 15 Feather Beds, 50 00 Oil Carpet, 10 00 13 Pails, 2 00 New Stove, 8 50 20 Chambers, 4 00 Woolen Table Cover, 1 00 7 New Shirts, 3 50 1 Sofa, 10 00 36 Bedsteads, 21 00 60 Towels, 6 00 5 Bureaus, 10 00 14 Table Cloths, 4 50 Shoemakers' Bench, Tools, &c., 3 00 Needles, Thread and Buttons, 1 00 Shoes and Leather, 5 00 80 lbs. butter, 20 00 1 Cord Wood, 7 00 40 bushels Turnips, 8 00 1 Spring Bed, 5 00 57 bushels Potatoes, 34 20 6 bbls. small do, 7 00 $2,889 30 IVERS J. AUSTIN O, G. W. HARRINGTN, }Appraisers. FRANXIS KENDALL, 1 53 Valuation and Tag of Watertown, From 1825 to 1858, inclusive. Minister Town anti \o. True value. I Reduem I Tax. I C)unty Tax. I State Tax. I P111s. I Total Tax. 1823 5.21,411,61 31,288 .570 2G 3,073 98 423 3,G44 24 .G 6 5U3,6671 30,220 I527 G7 I 4,886 49 1393I 5,414 if, if 7 459,034 E 27,542 j 563 52 , 3,451 42 384 4,014 94 11 8 514,2G7 i 30,8.3G 6Gr, 72 3,935 01 414 4,601 89 " 9 508,950 30,537 G48 86 3,771 34 234 22 1397 4,G54 92 18301 507,617 ' 30.457 ; 716 78 ' 3,649 1G 235 95 ! 422 4,601 37 At 1 , 323,623E 31,418 703 96 4,078 48 I 225 85 415 5,008 29 166 2 534,316 i 32,039 ' 836 33 i 4,112 99 - j 391 4,949 32 As 32,y89 G99 4 3.5 GOa , 42l 4,295 14 it 4 1 563,01 i 33,821 , 68.4 32 3,934 94 427 4,G39 26 44 51 904,2:34 54,254 Minister 3,9G 1 9:; 435 3,9G 1 93 11 61 1,262,050 75,723 j ceases. 3,G44 52 436 3,G44 52 • 7 1 1,3.21,GA 79,29 9 � 4,Rr;l 55 ' 1492 4,861 55 81 1,368 516 82,111 I i 4,833 05 � � 485 4,833 03 • 9 1,428,330 : 85,707 1 4,G9.9 52 ' 504 i 4,698 52 1840 : 1,462.730 87,765 ! 4.514 49 , 529 4,514 49 . j i 1,'iGG,21)q I 93,972 4,923 °G 527 4,925 2G " 2 1,G34.5001 98,070 5,037 01 i 560 5,057 01 " 3 1,GG2,O1G 997721 1 G,481 OG 531 6,481 OG 4 1,31G,350 ; 108.981 i' 6,291 99 241 50 503 G,533 49 " 5 2,133,G17 i 128,4117 ' I G,9G2 85 241 50 537 7,204 35 r, 2,176,350 130,581 I I G,580 G2 ( 537 G,580 62 7 2,408,550I144,513 8,462 G7 G32 8,462 G7 " 8 2,56 4,_'.'++_I 153,855 ! 9,619 56 668 9,619 5G 91 2,$U1.."��1 1G8,090 10,437 54 G83 10,437 54 1830 , 2.r,14,1+,i1 156,4G4 i 111.291 49 , 731 11,291 49 " 1 2.,+P1.1,1+�++ 1 79, `:06 1 12,787 89 751 12,787 89 " 2 3,101,2511 136,,175 14,211) 95 790 141210 25 " 3 3,237,G50 194,259 ; 15,59G 22 1.146 00 801 1 G,742 22 4 3,4871900 , 209,'274 1 21.042 90 1,1.46 00 841 22,188 90 " 5 3558,7 60 f 213,322 21.933 81 1,719 00 822 23,652 8 L " 6 ; 3:634,600 1218,07n 20,820 GO 2,292 00 870 23,112 GO " 7 : 3,G81,051) 2.20,863 2.3,7 85 85 3,438 00 19 i 1 127,223 85 " 8 3,G60}OGt) ' 219,G00 27,746 20 1,375 00 926 ` 297121 20 In the column of Town and County Tax is included the whole amount Of overlay in eac i year. The County Tax from 183G, to the present time has been as follows : 1836 - 50G 61 1848 - - - 1.545 7G 64,l 7 - - 759 92 �� 9 - 1,700 34 8 - - - 759 92 1830 - - 1,870 37 it _ - 1840 - _ 759 92 1 2 - - - 2,321 57 1 _ - - - - 997 27 I « 3 _ _ 2,351 59 .� 2 - 997 27 I " 4 - - - 2,238 50 997 27 i 16 5 - �,238 50 � 4 - - 997 27 1 °' G - - - 2,238 .50 « 5 - - 997 27 i `2,798 12 � 6 - - 1,14G 94 j 1858 - - 2,419 59 7 - 1,146 00 DUTIES OF ASSESSORS , And Liabilities of Tax Payers. For the infornnation of the citizens of the Town generalll/, the Assessors publish the following synopsis of their ditties in assessing the Taxes. 1ST. After having been duly elected and qualified by taking and sub- scribing the oath prescribed in Rev. Sts. c. 15, sec. 55, their first duty is to Organize by the choice of a Chairman. This duty, though nowhere specifically enjoined, w3uld seem to be inferred from the provisions of Rev. Sts. c. 7, see. 29. 2D. Before proceeding to make any assessment, the assessors are to give seasonable notice thereof to the inhabitants in any sufficient manner. This notice is usually given by posting up notifications in one or more public places. It may, however, be given by advertisement in some news- paper or at any legal meeting of the inhabitants. Rev. Sts. c. 7. sec. 19. 3D. The notice thus given must require the inhabitants to bring in to the assessors, within a time therein specified, true lists of all their polls and estates both real and personal not exempted from taxation." Id. Id. Id. 55 4ru. It is not ne�-,ossary that the lists t#pus brought in should bo sworn to, uui,3 s the assessors require it ; in which ease the lists must be verified by tke oath of the person produeinn it, and either assessor 6 authorized tn samiuiswr the oath. Id. D. sec. 20. 5Tu. At the time appointed) in the notice the assemors are to make a valuation of all the estates, real and personal, subject to taxation therein, and for this purpose they are to receive as "the true valuation of the prop- erty of each individual the list if any, brought in by him," unless upon the requisition of the assessors he shall have refused to swear to it. That is a, the assessors cannot lawfully tax a. person for any more property than he inserts in his list, unless he refuses to swear that he has no more. Id. Id. ss. 21-22. 6Tu. The lists above named have commonly been supposed, to be conclusive upon the assessors as to the estimate of the value as well as the items of the property contained in the lists. But it is not so. The list is required to contain only the enumeration and description of all the taxa- ble property of the person giving it. If an estimate of the value be added by the owner, such estimate is to assist but not to control the judgment of the assessors, whose duty it would still be to appraise, estimate and value the property so given in according to their best skill and judgment. This has been decided by the Supreme Court in a case involving the exact point. In Inhabts. (f Newburyport, vs. County Commissioners of Essex, 13 Chap. 211. 7TII. I£ any person shall have failed to bring in his list at the time appointed, or if having brought it in, he shall refuse to make oath to its correctness on being thereto required, the assessors shall ascertain as nearly as possible the particulars of his personal estate, and of the real estate in his possession or occupation, and make an estimate thereof at its just value, according to their best information and belief. Id. Id. sec. 23. 8Tn. Every keeper of any tavern or boarding house, and every mas- ter or mistress of any dwelling house, is required, upon the applicatio❑ Of any assessor of the town, to give the names of all persons residing in such house, and liable to be assessed for taxes, under penalty of twenty dollars for each offence in refusing to give such information : or knowingly giving information which is false. Stat. 1837, e. 176. 56 9Tn. Any taxable person being in any town on the first day of May, who, when called upon by the assessors shall deny his legal residence , therein, and refuse to state where lie considem his legal residence to be, shall be deemed an inhabitant of and asv-,sablc in such town. If such poison shall designate another town as his legal residence, the assessors shall notify the assessors of the town designated accordingly. Stat. 1350., c. 276. 10TU. The " estimate " of the taxable property of each individual, made by the assessors, shall be entered in the valuation, and is conclusive upon all persons who shall not seasonably have brought in lists of their estates, unless they can show a reasonable excuse for their omission. R.:V- Ctats., c 7, Sec'. 21. 1.1TII. " A reasonable exruse ,for the onassion," has probably the a imo meaning as ..good cause for not hazing so done; the phraso employed in section 40. What is " good cause," is a " question of law upon facts proved or agreed," and in the first instances must be decided by the assessors. It has been determined by the Supreme Court, that the followinn are not good causes for omitting to carry in lists to the assessors, viz : 1st. That the party taxed is a Corporation. 2d. Or non resident. 3d. Or that the assessors waived a list. 4th, Or that it " did not appear that the , ssessors had given notice to the inhabitants to bring in their lists," whether tl.e omission to give the notice would be a good cause, was not decided ; but only that if it were a good cause, it must be shown by the party relying on it. Winnisimmet Co. vs. the Assessors of the Town of Chelsea. 6 Cushing, 477. 12TQ. "The assessors may include in the same assessmentt heir State, County, and Town taxes, or any two of them whenever they shall think it convenient." Rev. Stats., c 7. sec. 25. 13TH. For the convenience of calculation, the assessors have the right to assess more than the sum authorized to be raised, not to exceed fire per cent thereof. This excess is usually called " orerlay," and is the diff-crence between the sum actually assessed upon estates, and that required to be assessed upon estates. Id. Id. 28. 67 14Tg. The assessment having been completed, the assessors are required to make a list of the valuation and the assessment thereon ; and before committing the taxes for collection are to deposit the list or an attested copy of it in their office ; or if there be no office, with their Chairman, for public inspection. Id. c. 7, sec. 29. 4t the close of this list, they are to subscribe and take an oath that it is a full and true list of the names of all persons known to them as liable to taxation in their town, and that the assessment is a full and accurate assessment upon the property of each individual according to its fair cash value. Stat. 1853, c. 319, sec. 2. 15Te. Within a reasonable time after having prepared the list of the valuation and assessment, the assessors are required to commit the tag list with their warrant under their hands to the collector for collection. Rev. Stats., c. 7, sec. 32. 16TH. The warrant specifies the duties of the collector in the collec- tion of taxes, and the times when, and the persons to whom the same shall be paid by the collector. Except that it is not required to be under seal, it is the same in form as that used since 1785. Id. Id. c. ,, 33. The warrant, amongit other things, requires the collector, if any person shall refuse or neglect ,:o pay the sum he is assessed in the list, to distrain, i. e. to seize for the purpose of selling, the goods or chattels of such person to the value of the tax. Stat. 1185, c. 50, sec. 6. 17TH. Should no collector have been appointed by the town, the ssors are to commit the tax list with their warrant to the sheriff or his teputy, whose duty it shall be to collect the taxes. Id. Id. sec. 35. 18Ts. Any town is authorized to allow such discount to parsons Who shall make voluntary payment of their taxes within prescribed periods; and the collectors are required to make such discounts accord- ingly. Id. Id. sec. 35. 19Ta. There is no provision of law authorizing a town to exact the payment of interest on taxes not paid within prescribed times. 58 20TI1. When a discount has been allowed by a town, the asseasors are required, when they commit their warrant to the collector, to post up in one or more public places within the town, notice of the rates of discount. Id. Id. sec. 36. '21 ST. Assessors are authorized to make an abatement of taxes to any person aggrieved by the amount of taxes assessed upon him, ,but only under the following circumstances. 1st. When he shall have applied to the assessors for an abatement within six months after the date of his tax bill. Rev. Sts., c. 7 sec. 41. 2d. After he shall have filed with the assessors a list, subscribed by him, of his estate liable to taxation and made oath that is a full and accurate list of the same, according to his best knowledge and belief. Stat. 1853, c. 319, sec. 3. 3d. After he has made it appear to the assessors that he is taxed for more than his just proportion : and for this purpose the assessors may examine upon oath the person applying, and any witnesses he or they may see fit. Rev. Sts., c. 7, sec. 37. It is a prerequisite to any abatement of taxes that a list of the appli- cant's estate shall have been first filed and sworn to ; but it is not neces- sary that this list should have been filed within the time limited in the notice of the assessors. Under the Revised Statutes, c. 7, sec. 37, it was not required that a list should have been filed at any time, to authorize the assessors to make an abatement, 1 ut only to authorize the County Commissioners to do so on appeal from the assessors. Winnisimmet Co. vs. County Comrs. of Essex, 6 Cush. 477. The Act of 1853 renders the filing of the list necessary in all cases ; but as it provides that no abatement shall be made until the list shall be filed, the applicant has the whole six months after the date of his tax bill in which to file it. The assessors have no power to make an abatement under any other circumstances ; nor have they any authority to waive or dispense with the film; of the list. Winnisimmet Co., vs. County Comrs. of Essex 6, Cush. 477. Assessors while acting within their appropriate sphere, have the same protection and immunities which judicial officers have, and therefore are not liable in any form of action for accidentally assessing a person not an inhabitant of the town and not liable to be taxed. Baker vs. Allen, 21, Pick, 382. 59 02D. The person applying for an abatement must pay all the legal costa which may have accrued before such abatement is made. Rev. Sts., c. 7, sec. 38. 23D. Upon the refusal of the assessors to make an abatement, the person applying for it may complain to the County Commissioners, who if they are satisfied that the complainant is overrated shall make such abatement, as they may deem reasonable. But the complaint must be filed with the Clerk of the Commisioners within one month after the refusal of the assessors ; and the list as required in Stat. 1853, must have been filed with the assessors. Rev. Stats., c. 7, secs. 39--40 24TH. If before the abatement is made, the person to whom it is made shall have paid his tag, he shall be re-imbursed, out of the treasury of the town to the amount of the abatement, and all charges, except legal costa. Id. Id. sec. 42. 25TH. Every person whose tag shall be abated, shall be entitled to a certificate thereof from the assessors, or the clerk of the commissioners or other proper officers, Id. Id. see. 44. 26m. Assessors are not responsible for the assessment of any tag messed by them in p usuance of any vote for that purpose certified to them by the clerk of the town, but are responsible only for want of integrity or fidelity on their own part. Id. Id. sec. 44. " Where a party is rightfully taxed for any personal or any real estate, his remedy, and his only remedy for any excess of taxation, is by appli- cation for abatement ; " whether the excess arises from including in the valuation property of which the person taxed is not the owner, and for which he is not liable to be assessed ; or from pleading an undue and disproportionate value on that of which be is the owner. In all such cases the assessment is valid, and the party aggrieved cannot maintain an action at law to recover back a portion of the tax so assessed, although paid by compulsion. But on the other hand, if a person not legally liable to be taxed in a city or town, is nevertheless assessed there, then the assessment is regarded as wholly invalid, and on payment by compul- sion, the amount illegally assessed, that is, the entire tag, can be recov- ered in this form of action." Howe vs. City of Boston, 7 Cush. 273. 60 27m. "A tax is no debt until it is assessed and demanded ; and if not legally t cssed, it is the same as if never assessed at all." But the whole tau need not be lost when the assessors go beyond their authority. It uiay be re-assessed, or the town may renew its vote to raise the money. Libby vs. Burnham, 15 Ch. R. 144 28Te. The assessors are authorized to assess any person for his poll and estate upon application in writing made seven days before any election, Provided the person applying shall prove himself to have been an inhab- itant, and liable to pay a poll tax at the time of Vie last annual assess- ment, and shall furnish, under oath, true lists of his poll and personal and real estate. Stat. 1852, c. 169.