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PUBLISHED  BY  THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  COMMOXWEALTH, 

Under  authority  of  Cluptor  4  of  the  Oenena  SUtntci. 


VOL.  II.  '^''"-2^^' 

N08.    5    to    9. 


BOSTON: 

WBIGHT   A   POTTER,  STATE  PBINTESS, 

No.  4  Spbixo  Laxb. 

1867. 


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Exchanffd 
New*  York 
State  L'lbraf/ 


INDEX  TO  PUBLIC  DOCUMENTS. 

VOL.   XL 


Documents  numbered^  5  to  9,  inclusive. 


A. 


Adjutant-General's  Report, 
Auditor's  Report,    . 


.    No.  7 
6 


B. 

Banks,  Savings,  Report  of  Commissioner  of, 

•  0. 

Commissioner,  Insurance,  Report  of, 
Commissioner,  Savings  Banks,  Report  of, 


8 


9 

8 


I. 


Insurance  Commissioner,  Report  of, 


9 


L. 

Life  Insurance  Companies,  Returns  of,    . 

R. 

Report  of  Adjutant-General, 
**     of  Auditor, 

<*     of  Insurance  Commissioner, 
'*     of  Savings  Bank  Commissioner,  . 
**     of  Treasurer  of  the  Commonwealth, 


9 


7 
6 
9 

8 
5 


T. 

Treasurer  of  the  Commonwealth,  Report  of, 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT No.  6. 


REPORT 


OV  TBI 


Cnasttrer  ani  ^Imiber-deneral 


OV  TBI 


COMMONWEALTH  OF  MASSACHUSETTS, 


roi  TO  nis  noxira 


DEOEMBEB    81,    1866. 


BOSTON: 
WBIGHT    &    POTTEB,    STATE    PBINTERS, 

No.  4  Spbivo  Lavs. 

1867. 


€ommoni»ealii)  of  Massatfyxstits, 


Tbeasubt  Officb,  Boston,  ) 
January  16, 1867.     J 

Hon.  James  M.  Stone,  Weaker  of  the  Bouse  of  Representor 

lives. 

Sib  : — ^I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  through  jou  to  the  legis- 
lature my  Annual  Report  as  Tre^rer  and  Beceiver-Gleneral 
of  the  Ootimonwealth,  for  the  year  ending  December  81, 1866. 

I  remain  with  respect, 

Your  obedient  servant, 

JACOB  H.  LOUD, 
Treasurer  and  Receiver  General* 


TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 


€otnmontoealtl)  of  ^aesadjudctta. 


TSEASUBT  DePABTBIKNT,  BOSTON,  ) 

January  15, 1867.     ) 

m 

To  the  Bonarable  Senate  and  Bouse  of  Representatives. 

In  conformity  with  the  requirements  of  law,  the  undersigned 
presents  bis  Annual  Report  of  the  operations  of  the  Treasury 
Department,  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  December  81, 1866. 

It  has  been  the  usage  of  the  Treasurer  for  many  years  in  his 
Annual  Report,  to  present  but  little  more  than  a  brief  state- 
ment of  the  receipts  into  and  payments  from  the  treasujy 
during  the  year,  with  an  enumeration  of  the  yarious  invest* 
ments  of  the  several  fun  ds.  But  the  operations  of  the  depart- 
ment have  attained  such  larg|  proportions,  that  it  h^  seemed 
to  me,  if  not  a  duty,  there  was  a  fitness  and  propriety  in  stating 
with  some  particularity  the  condition  of  the  public  finances, 
even  at  the  risk  of  a  repetition  of  statements  furnished  by  a 
co-ordinate  department  of  the  government,  whose  peculiar 
province  it  is  considered  to  be. 

Questions  of  finance  are  so  intimately  connected  with  the 
stability  and  permanency  of  a  government,  that  they  have  always 
commanded  and  received  the  closest  attention  and  consideration 
of  the  legislative  department.  Massachusetts  found  herself  at 
the  close  of  the  war  with  aa  amount  of  indebtedness  which  a 
few  years  since  would  have  excited  alarm  and  distrust.  This 
indebtedness  has  been  placed  within  easy  control,  and  is  no 
longer  cause  of  apprehension  and  fear.  All  demands  upon  her 
treasury  have  been  promptly  met.  She  has  expended  gener- 
ously from  her  means  to  aid  and  succor  those  of  her  citizens 
who  were  in  distress  as  the  unavoidable  results  of  such  a  gigan- 
tic war  as  the  nation  has  passed  through.  All  the  institutions 
of  the  State,  charitable,  educational  and  correctional,  have 


"   (  '. . 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT-^No-  5.  '  6 

been  kept  in  full  and  successful  operation,  while  our  full  share 
of  the  burdens  of  the  war  have  been  sustained. 

The  heavy  indebtedness  of  the  State  is  constantly  demanding 
interest.  Its  current  expenses  should  as  soon  as  possible  be 
brought  down  to  the  standard  of  a  strict  economy,  at  least  until 
we  can  begin  to  reckon  a  decrease  of  our  public  debt.  Our 
reliance  for  the  future  is  upon  the  industrial  energies  of  the 
people.  The  statistical  returns  of  the  industry  of  the  Common- 
wealth as  obtained  through  official  sources  in  1865,  as  compared 
with  the  previous  decades,  demonstrate  the  astonishing  increase 
of  her  wealth  and  productive  capacity,  and  her  ability  to  meet  all 
her  obligations.  It  is  gratifying  to  be  able  to  say  that  the 
financial  credit  of  the  State,  at  home  and  abroad,  is  in  the 
highest  degree  satisfactory.  It  can  best  be  preserved  by  the 
esTercise  of  great  caution  in  entering  upon  new  enterprises 
requirlhg  large  appropriations  of  money. 

ABSTRACT  OF  RECEIPTS  AND  PAYMENTS. 

The  balance  of  cash  on  hand  January  1, 1866,  $959,873  77 

Total  receipts  in  revenue  for  the  year  1866,    .  5,437,214  39 
Total  credits  on  accounts  of  Sinking  Funds, 

loans  and  other  accounts,  for  the  year  1866,  12,105,222  52 

$18,501,810  68 

Total  payments  on  account  of  ordinary  ex- 
penses for  tlie  year  1866,    ....    $6,877,720  85 

Total  payments  on  account  of  the  several 
Funds,  loans  and  other  accounts  for  the 
year  1866,  •        .        .        ...        .        .      9,446,922  14 

Cash  on  hand  at  the  close  of  the  year,    .        .      2,177,167  69 

$18,501,810  68 

From  the  above  statement  it  appears  that  there  is  a  deficiency 
of  revenue  for  the  year  to  meet  *the  payment  of  accounts 
chargeable  to  ordinary  expenses,  amounting  to  $1,440,506.46. 
This  is  in  part  accounted  for  by  the  fact  that  the  corporation 
tax  collected  and  credited  in  the  revenue  receipts  for  1865,  and 
due  to  the  cities  and  towns,  amounting  to  $983,312.21,  was  not 
paid  to  them  until  February  1866,  while  the  corporation  tax  for 


6  TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

1866  was  principally  collected  and  credited  to  the  several  cities 
and  towns  in  settlement  of  their  State  tax  for  the  same  year, 
thus  involving  the  payment  to  the  cities  and  towns  of  the 
corporation  tax  for  two  years  in  one.  This  deficiency  was  met 
by  temporary  loans.  A  wise  policy  would  seem  to  indicate  the 
duty  of  providing  in  advance  an  ample  revenue  to  meet  the 
necessary  current  expenses  of  the  government. 


TBUST  FUNDS  OF  THE  COMHONWElXTH. 

A  detailed  statement  of  the  transactions  with  the  several 
trust  funds  will  be  found  appended  to  this  Report,  together 
with  the  investments  of  each  fund. 

The  aggregate  amount  of  the  trust  funds  is  now  flO^lOO,- 
760.19,  being  an  increase  during  the  year  of  $1,220,889.53.* 

The  increase  of  each  fund  may  be  stated  as  follows  :^ 


$1,450  38 

200  00 

9,062  08 

104,797  66 

787,435  53 


Massachusetts  School  Fund,     . 

Todd  Normal  School  Fund, 

Almshouse  Loan  Fund,    • 

Debt  Extinguishment  Fund,    • 

Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

Western  Railroad  Loan  Smking  Fund,     .        .       202,907  46 

Norwich  and  Worcester  Railroad  Loan  Sinking 

Fund, .        13,806  44 

Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Loan  Sinking 

Fund, 6,910  40 

Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund,     ....      289,784  24 

Agricultural  Fund, 7,273  00 

Essex  Bridge  Fund, 676  78 


$1,374,302  87 


The  following  have  been  diminished : — 

Obarles  River  and  Warren  Bridge 

Ftrnd, $6,387  08 

Back  Bay  Lands  Fund,         .    '    .  147,156  26 


158,543  34 
$1,220,759  53 


1867.]  PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  7 

I 

The  securities  in  which  all  the  trust  funds  are  inyested  are 
sound  beyond  any  question,  and  many  of  them  are  of  much 
•  greater  value  than  represented  on  the  books. 

THE  PUBLIO  DEBT. 

A  statement  in  detail  of  the  scrip  issued  under  the  seyeral 
Acts  authorizing  the  same,  will  be  found  annexed  to  this  Beport, 
giving  the  time  of  its  maturity  and  the  rate  of  interest  on  each 
issue. 

The  funded  debt  of  the  Gooamonwealth  on  the  first  day  of 
January,  1867,  may  be  conveniently  classified  as  follows : — 

1.  Scrip  issued  in  aid  of  railroad  corporations,  $6,826,196  00 
i.  Scrip  issued  for  almshouses,  hospitals,  state- 
house,  public  debt,  Back  Bay  lands,  &c.,  1,840,000  00 
8.  Scrip  issued  for  war  expenses,    .        .        .  15,177,872  00 

Total  funded  debt^   ....  $28,848,668  00 

*  Unfunded  Debt. 

Consisting  of  temporary  loans  on  Treasurer's 
Notes  maturing  from  day  to  day  on  80  days' 
call,  to  three  years'  time,  from  date  thereof: — 

7^  loan^f  1865,  overdue,       .       $2,825  00 

7  per  cent,  loan  of  1866,  due  in 

1  year,  ....  1,842,905  92 
Deposit  loans  at  5  and  6  per 

cent,  interest,       .        .        .  1,102,282  24 

8  years  loan  1866,    .        .        .  1,055,656  26 

$4,008,619  41 
Less  cash  on  hand  applicable  to 

same,  .        .        .        .        .   1,827,091  4» 

2,176,627  92 

$25,520,096  92 
In  addition  to  the  above  there  should  be  added 
for  unpaid  requisitions, 85,651  59 

Total  debt,      .        .        .        .        .  $25,655,747  61 


8  TEEASUBEB'S  BEPOBT.  [Jan. 

Assuming  the  total  debt  of  the  State  on  the  first 
of  January,  I8669  to  be  as  stated  hj  the 
Auditor  last  year, $23,047,873  86 

Showing  an  increase  of $2,507,874  15 


This  increase  is  accounted  for  in  part  by  reason  of  the  change 
in  stating  the  amount  of  sterling  scrip  loaned  by  the  Common- 
wealth to  the  Western  and  Troy  and  OreenQeld  Bailroad  Cor- 
porations at  $4.84  to  the  pound  instead  of  $4.44,  at  which  it  has 
heretofore  been  stated ;  and  in  part  by  payments  made  on 
account  of  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Bailroad  and  Hoosac  Tun- 
nel ;  and  in  part  by  the  deficiency  in  revenue,  as  stated  in  a 
former  part  of  this  Beport.  These  will  account  for  the  whole 
increase.  The  appropriations  for  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Bail- 
road and  Hoosac  Tunnel  contemplated  that  the  money  should 
be  raised  by  a  sale  of  scrip  to  be  issued  for  that  purpose.  The 
amount  expended  on  that  enterprise  and  in  the  payment  of  inter- 
est on  the  scrip  already  issued  amounted  on  the  first  day  of 

January,  1867,  to $2,994,408  48 

The  amount  of  scrip  sold,        ....    1,620,680  00 

The  balance,    . $1,473,728  48 

has  been  raised  by  means  of  temporary  loans.  A  further  issue  of 
scrip  for  that  purpose  during  the  last  two  or  three  yea^  has  been 
thought  by  the  governor  and  council  to  be  inexpedient.  The 
prosecution  of  the  work  on  the  tunnel,  with  the  accumulation 
of  interest  on  the  scrip  issued,  must  necessarily  increase  the 
public  debt  until  the  work  is  completed,  unless  the  amount 
expended  is  raised  by  tax.  The  amount  paid  on  that  account 
during  the  year  1866,  including  interest,  was  $711,915.77. 

The  82d  chapter  of  the  Acts  of  1862  requires  that  the  interest 
and  principal  of  all  scrip  or  bonds  of  the  Commonwealth  which 
have  been  or  may  hereafter  .be  issued,  shall,  when  due,  be  paid 
in  gold  or  silver  coin.  This  provision  applies  to  all  the  funded 
debt  except  $2,118,000  of  the  War  Fund  Loan,  issued  under 
chapter  122,  Acts  1865,  ^^  for  the  purpose  of  providing  for  the 
unfunded  debt  of  the  Commonwealth  incurred  by  the  payment 
of  bounties  or  other  expenses  on  account  of  the  war."  The 
burden  imposed  upon  the  treasury  by  the  purchase  of  gold 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5.  9 

to  pay  the  interest  and  principal  of  the  public  debt  had  become 
80  heavy  that  it  was  thought  advisable  to  avail  of  the  provisions 
of  the  Act  last  named.  And  in  accordance  with  this  suggestion 
the  governor  and  council  authorized  the  issue  under  that  Act 
of  'a^  5-20  six  per  cent,  currency  scrip.  In  this  class  of  scrip 
$1,600,000  of  the  trust  funds  have  been  invested.  The  bal- 
ance, $518,000,  of  the  amount  thus  far  issued,  has  been  disposed 
of  at  a  premium. 

PBOYIBIONS  FOB  LIQUIDATINa  THB  PUBLIC  DEBT. 

Of  the  $6,826,196  of  scrip  issued  in  aid  of  rail- 
road corporations,  the  Western  Railroad  Cor- 
poration received $4,855,516  00 

Norwich  and  Worcester  Railroad  Corporation,  .  400,000  00 
Eastern  Raikoad, 850,000  00 


$5,105,516  00 


These  loans  are  secured  by  first  mortgages  of  each  of  these 
roads,  and  sinking  funds  now  amounting  as  stated  below : — 

Western  Railroad  Smking  Fund,     .        .        .  $2,684,587  65 
Norwich  and  Worcester  R.  R.  Sinking  Fund,    .       206,550  51 


$2,891,188  16 

And  there  can  be  no  doubt  whatever  of  the  security  of  the  Com- 
monwealth against  any  liability  on  account  of  the  scrip  issued 
in  aid  of  these  corporations,  except  it  be  in  the  difference 
between  gold  and  currency  on  the  loans  made  in  aid  of  the 
Eastern  Railroad  Company  and  the  Norwich  and  Worcester 
Railroad  Company,  each  of  which  pays  in  lawful  money  of  the 
United  States,  while  the  Commonwealth  pays  in  gold  and  silver 
coin. 

Of  the  balance  of  the  scrip  issued  to  railroads,  $200,000  was 
to  purchase  the  Southern  Yermont  Railroad,  and  $1,520,680  was 
on  account  of  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad.  Both  these 
roads  have  become  the  property  of  ^the  Commonwealth,  with  a 
sinking  fund  now  amounting  to  $87,286.49. 

Of  the  second  class  of  scrip,  issued  to  defray  the  expense 
of  building   the    State   almshouses,  lunatic   hospitals,  &o.> 

3 


10  TEEASUEBR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

amounting  to  91,840,0009  the  present  value  of  the  sinkuig 
funds  pledged  for  its  redemption  is  nearly  if  not  quite  equal  to 
the  entire  debt. 

The  remainder  of  the  scrip,  amounting  to  the  sum  of  $15,177- 
872  was  issued  to  meet  the  heavy  expenditures  made  b/  the 
Commonwealth  in  pladng  her  quota  of  the  army  in  the  field 
during  the  existence  of  the  rebelUon,  and  constitutes  the  prin- 
cipal part  of  the  war  debt. 

Provision  was  made  in  the  several  Acts  authorizing  the  issue 
of  this  scrip,  for  sinking  funds  applicable  to  its  redemption. 
The  accumulation  of  these  sinking  funds,  securely  invested, 
has  already  reached  the  sum  of  .  '.  .  18,608,626  60 
The  following  are  also  pledged  to  the  same 

object : — 
Olaim  against  the  TT.  S.  government  for  war 

expenses,  in  course  of  settlement,  of  which  we 

may  reasonably  expect,  ....  976,348  04 
Back  Bay  lands  already  filled,  estimated  by  the 

Commissioners  at         .....    1,700,000  00 


•6,279,969  64 


These  funds  are  to  be  augmented  annually  by  an  amount 
required  to  be  raised  by  taxation,  which  will  be  sufficient  to 
extinguish  the  entire  debt  at  maturity. 

Of  the  scrip  composing  the  funded  debt  of  the  Common- 
wealth, the  sum  of  $6,190,780  is  in  the  custody  of  the  Treasurer, 
belonging  to  the  trust  funds  under  his  control. 

Of  the  balance  of  cash  in  the  treasury  on  the  first  day  of 
January,  1867,  91,827,091.49  is  applicable  to  the  payment  of 
the  temporary  loan. 

The  policy  of  carrying  so  large  a  loan  by  temporary  expedi- 
ents, is  certainly  very  objectionable.  It  involves  the  keeping  of 
a  large  amount  of  cash  on  hand  to  meet  the  payment  of  loans 
on  call  and  on  short  time,  and  renders  the  Treasurer  liable,  at 
a  time  of  great  stringency,  to  enter  the  market  to  compete  with 
other  borrowers,  and  often  at  high  rates  of  interest 

The  only  portion  of  the  funded  debt  which  will  mature  the 
ensuing  year  is  that  of  $75,000  issued  to  the  Eastern  Railroad 
Corporation,  payable  July  1st. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5.  11 

INTEBES9  ON  THE  PUBUG  DEBT. 

This  is  an  item  in  our  annual  expenditures  *  of  such  magni- 
tude as  to  deserve  some  special  attention.  The  amount  of 
interest  paid  on  the  whole  public  debt  during  the  year  1866, 
including  the  premium  paid  on  gold,  is  one  million  Jive  hundred 
seven  thousand  three  hundred  and  twenty-nine  dollars  and 
eighty-six  cents. 

Tlie  Act  of  1862,  which  requires  the  payment  of  the  interest 
and  principal  of  all  scrip  or  bonds  issued  by  the  Commonwealth 
in  gold  or  silver  coin,  has  involved  a  charge  upon  the  treasury 
to  the  present  time  of  $1,290,516.77,  viz.  :— 


Premium  paid  for  gold,  1862, 

1863, 
1864, 
1865, 
1866, 


951,463  35 

104,650  61 

436,278  19 

403^938  48 

294,186  14 

•1,290,516  77 


A  portion  of  the  temporary  loan  borrowed  in  1865  bore 
interest  at  th&  rate  of  7^  per  cent.  This  was  retired  early  in 
1866  by  a  temporary  loan  at  7  per  cent,  of  nearly  same 
amount,  payable  in  one  year.  This  will  soon  be  retired  by  the 
money  in  the  treasury.  Since  June  last,  no  contracts  for  tem- 
porary loan  have  been  made  at  a  higher  rate  than  six  per  cent., 
and  that  on  treasury  notes  principally  running  for  three  years, 
under  chapter  82  of  the  Resolves  of  1866. 

In  order  to  meet  the  current  expenses  of  the  government  for 
the  ensuing  year,  the  Treasurer  has  no  adequate  resource  but 
to  borrow  money  in  anticipation  of  the  revenue  at  the  current 
rate  of  interest,  and  will  need  authority  so  to  do. 

COBPOBATION  TAX. 

The  corporation  tax  levied  under  the  208th  chapter  of  the 
Acts  of  1864  has  yielded  considerable  revenue  to  the  Common- 
wealth without  materially  prejudicing  the  cities  and  towns 
which  were  thereby  deprived  of  the  right  of  taxing  individual 
shareholders  in  Massachusetts  corporations.  The  rate  of  taxar 
tion  under  this  Act  was  based  on  the  averal^e  rate  of  taxation 


12  TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

throughout  the  State.  The  rate  in  1864  was  one  and  one-sixth 
of  one  per  cent,  or  $16.66f  on  S1,000  ;  in  1865,  $17.56 ;  and 
in  1866,  $14.88.  It  fell  below  the  rate  of  taxation  in  many 
cities  and  towns,  while  it  exceeded  it  in  many  others.  On  the 
whole,  it  is  believed  that  the  municipalities  did  not  suffer  by  it. 
It  had  the  advantage  of  securing  for  the  State  the  tax  on  all 
the  stock  held  by  non-residents,  and  disclosed  a  large  amount 
of  stock  held  by  our  own  citizens,  which  has  heretofore  escaped 
taxation.  The  conversion  of  State  banks  into  banking  associa* 
tions,  under  the  laws  of  the  United  States,  caused  a  diminution 
of  stocks  liable  to  taxation  under  this  law,  of  more  than 
$66,000,000,  and  there  has  been  some  slight  reduction  of  coal 
and  mining  stocks  exempted  from  taxation.  All  these  matters 
will  be  fully  presented  in  the  Tax  Commissioner's  report. 

The  receipts  into  the  treasury  from  this  source  have  been  as' 
follows: — 

Corporation  tax  collected,  1864,      .        .        .    $1,772,127  51 

1865,  .        .        .     1,801,754  75 

1866,  .        .        .     1,210,694  56 


$4,284,576  82 


Paid  to  savings  banks,  1864,  .  .    $58,179  06 

1865,  .  .      58,179  06 
Paid  cities  and  towns,  1865,  .  .  1,103,990  01 

1866,  .  .  1,840,781  25 


8,051,129  88 


Leaving  a  balance  in  the  treasury  of   .        .        $1,233,447  44 
on  account  of  revenue  during  three  years. 

Much  embarrassment  and  delay  have  been  experienced  in  the 
collection  of  this  tax.  The  Acts  of  1864  and  1865  only 
provided  for  an  action  at  law  in  the  name  of  the  Treasurer 
against  the  delinquent  party,  or  by  a  bill  of  complaint  upon 
which  the  supreme  judicial  court  might  grant  an  injunction  to 
restrain  the  corporation  from  any  further  exercise  of  its 
corporate  powers,  until  the  tax  was  paid  with  costs  and  interest. 
The  delays  attending  the  exercise  of  the  powers  thus  conferred 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5.  18 


have  operated  to  defer  the  collection  of  the  tax,  and  consequently 
its  distribution  among  the  cities  and  towns  entitled  to  it. 
Numerous  questions  of  kv  have  been  raised  which  are  now 
pending  in  the  courts,  aoplk  large  amount  of  taxes  due  for  the 
years  1864, 1865  and  1866  remain  uncollected.  Some  more 
summary  process  is  needed  for  the  collection  of  these  taxes  by 
distraint  or  otherwise,  reserving  to  the  delinquent  the  right  in 
some  form  of  having  legal  questions  determined  by  the 
courts.  Unless  a  provision  of  this  kind  is  made^t  is  easy  to 
see  that  the  government  may  in  this  way  be  seriously  embar- 
rassed. / 

TAX  ON  niviDBNBS  OP  NON-RESIDENTS. 

• 

The  supreme  judicial  court  of  this  Commonwealth  having 
decided  that  the  provisions  of  the  286tli  chapter  of  the  Acts  of 
1863,  entitled  ^^  An  Act  to  levy  a  tax  on  the  stock  of  corpora- 
tions held  by  persons  whose  residence  is  out  of  the  Common- 
wealth," are  unconstitutional,  the  Treasurer  has  been  called 
upon  by  the  several  corporations  to  refund  the  amounts  sever- 
ally paid  by  them  into  the  treasury  under  that  Act. 

The  whole  amount  collected  in  1868  and  1864  is  $54,966.13. 
If  this  amount  is  to  be  refunded,  an  appropriation  will  be  needed 
for  that  purpose. 

SOLBIEBS'  ALLOTMENTS  AND  BOUNTIES. 

By  the  Act  of  the  legislature,  approved  March  11, 1862,  it 
was  provided  that  the  Treasurer  and  Receiver-General  of  this 
CommonwealtS  should  receive  and  distribute  for  our  volunteers 
such  portions  of  their  United  States  pay  as  they  might  desire 
to  remit,  as  provided  in  the  Acts  of  Congress  of  July  and 
December,  1861. 

Messrs.  Henry  Edwards,  Frank  B.  Pay,  and  David  Wilder, 
Jr.,  were  appointed  commissioners  of  this  Commonwealth  by 
President  Lincoln,  upon  recommendation  of  Governor  Andrew, 
early  in  the  year  1862,  and  tliey  immediately  proceeded  to  visit 
our  soldiers  who  had  entered  the  service,  and  make  up  rolls  of 
those  who  desired  to  avail  themselves  of  the  offered  opportunity 
for  transmitting  their  funds  without  cost  or  risk  to  their  families 
or  friends  at  home. 


14  TBEASUBEB'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

The  first  remittances  received  here  were  from  the  24th  regi- 
ment, in  April  1862,  and  during  the  year  further  sums  were 
forwarded  from  that  and  other  organiiations,  amounting  in  all 

to ;*     .        .    $202,905  66 

In  1868,  there  was  received  ....  698,297  76 
And  also  allotments  of  State  bounties^  •  •  190,012  50 
In  1864  and  '65  there  was  received  for  allotments 

and  bounties,        •        •  '      •        .        .        .   2,144,186  65 

Totdl,  4  years, $3,235,852  47 

During  the  past  year  there  has  been  deposited  i|^ 
this  office  by  the  State  paymaster,  •        •        . '        2,294  65 

Total,       ' 18,237,647  12 

All  the  above  has  been  either  forwarded  to  the  several  per- 
sons named  as  assignees,  or  placed  to  the  credit  of  the  soldier, 
on  interest  at  five  per  cent,  per  annum. 

The  payments  to  parties  residing  within  the  State  have  been 
made  through  the  hands  of  the  city  and  town  treasurers,  and  to 
others  by  checks  on  a  bank  in  Boston  or  New  York,  which  could 
be  made  available  without  risk  or  expense. 

Everything  appears  to  have  been  done  with  a  view  to  promote 
the  interest  of  the  soldiers,  and  induce  them  as  far  as  possible 
to  save  their  pay  for  their  friends  at  home,  or  their  own  future 
use,  rather  than  spend  it  uselessly  in  the  field  or  camp. 

8TATB  BOUNTIES. 

The  payment  of  State  bounties  commenced  in  1863,  under  the 
Act  of  2forch  17,  which  provided  for  the  sum  of  $50  to  each 
volunteer  recruit. 

Subsequently  it  was  found  that  this  amount  was  insufficient, 
and  at  the  extra  session  of  the  legislature  in  November  of  that 
year,  it  was  enacted  that  the  soldier  might  receive  in  addition 
to  the  $50  a  further  sum  of  $20  per  month  during  the  service, 
not  to  exceed  three  years,  or  he  might,  if  he  so  elected,  be  paid 
$325  in  full,  at  the  time  he  was  mustered  in. 

These  payments  wore  continued  up  to  the  close  of  the  war,  or 
until  the  soldiers  were  mustered  out,  as  almost  all  have  been 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  16 

previous  to  this  date.  There  are,  however,  a  small  number  yet 
in  the  United  States  service,  who  continue  to  draw  their  $20  per 
month  from  the  State  paymaster,  as  will  appear  in  his  report, 

The  payments  of  the  original  bounties  of  150  or  $825  were 
made  by  the  State  Treasurer  until  December,  1868,  when  a  State 
paymaster  was  appointed. 

Tlie  payments  of  $20  per  month  continued  to  be  made  by  the 
Treasurer  on  all  rolls  received  up  to  March  1,  1865.  Subse- 
quent to  that  date  the  rolls  were  placed  in  the  hands  of  the 
State  paymaster,  who  is  supplied  with  funds  by  the  Treasurer, 
from  time  to  time,  on  warrants  drawn  by  the  governor. 

The  amount  charged  to  volunteer  bounties  of 
$50  and  $325,  up  to  January  1, 1867,  includ- 
ing the  sums  paid  to  the  2d  Mass.  Cavalry, 
as  per  Act  of  last  session,  is         .        .        •   $9,889  J49  29 

The  amount  charged  to  $20  monthly  bounties, 
to  the  same  date,  by  the  Treasurer  or  State 
paymaster,  including  sums  in  the  hands  of 
the  latter,  unexpended,  is   •        •        •        •      8.044,51196 


Total, $12,984,261  25 


MASSACHUSETTS  VOLUNTEEB  ACCOUNTS. 

Under  this  head  there  are  placed  to  the  credit  of  our  soldiers 
all  sums  allotted  by  them  to  remain  on  interest,  whether  from 
their  United  States  pay  and  bounties  or  State  bounties,  including 
those  at  $20  per  month  remaining  unpaid  at  the  time  the  rolls 
were  transferred  to  the  office  of  the  State  paymaster. 

At  the  close  of  the  year  1866  there  remained  of  these 
accounts  unsettled,  about  870,  amounting  to  $76,269.15. 

Of  this  sum  there  was  on  account  of  allotments '  of  Uttited 
States  pay  credited  mainly  prior  to  1865,  ,  •  $6,875  89 
For  volunteer  bounty  of  $50  and  $825,  ^  .  84,767  79 
And  for  bouz\|ies  at  $20  per  month  transferred  from 

rolls  unpmd  March  1, 1865,      «...    85,125  47 


Total,        .        .        ...        •        .        .  $76,269  15 


16  TREASUBER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

6TATB  AID,  B&IMBUBSEMENT   OF  BOUNTIES    AND    OTHER  WAR 

EXPENSES. 

There  has  been  expended  for  State  aid  to 
soldiers'  families  firom  August,  1862,  up  to 
the  close  of  the  year  1866, ....    98,211,959  24 

It  is  estimated  that  a  further  sum  of  about 
$1,250,000  has  been  paid  hj  cities  and 
towns  during  the  past  year,  which  must  be 
re-imbursed  from  the  treasury  hereafter. 

The  re-imbursement  of  bounties  to  cities  and 
towns  under  the  Act  of  1868,  chapter  218, 
amounted  to 8,410,285  50 

There  was  paid  in  1868, 1864  and  1865  to  the 
54th  and  65th  colored  regiments  on  account 
short  allowance,  by  the  United  States  govern- 
ment,        .        .        .        .        .        .        .  44,027  00 

For  agents  of  invalid  soldiers  during  the  same 
period,  about 58,000  00 

Fot  recruiting  expenses  there  has  been  paid,  .         183,063  59 

The  expenses  of  the  paymaster's  and  surgeon- 
general's  departments,  and  the  additional 
cost  in  other  offices  caused  by  the  war,  have 
amounted  to  at  least 870,000  00 

Ooast  defence  account,  less  for  sale  of  ordnance, 
1866, •  .        257,750  97 

If  to  these  sums  we  add  for  bounties  already 
mentioned  paid  by  the  Treasurer  and  pay- 
master,        12,934,261  25 


We  shall  have  an  aggregate  of       .        •        .  $25,414,347  55 
not  including  the  sum  of  $3,634,996.57  paid 
on  account  of  and  to  be  re-imbursed  by  the 

general  government. 

• 

All  which  is  respectfully  submitted. 

JACOB  H.  LOUD, 
treasurer  and  Receiver-  Oeneral. 


RECEIPTS,  PAYMENTS,  AND  STATEMENTS  IN  DETAIL. 


18  TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 


RECEIPTS. 

From  Revenue,  1866. 

State  Jax,  1865, 9149,683  00 

State  Tax,  1866, 2,987,848  22 

Percentage  on  State  Tax,  1865, 666  91 

Annual  Insurance  Tax, 64,666  92 

Semi-annual  Insurance  Tax, 118,103  28 

Savings  Bank  Tax, 311,848  33 

Bank  Tax, 6,776  90 

Alien  Estates, 3,907  24 

Alien  Passengers, 24,038  58 

Courts  of  Insolvency, 8,047  96 

Secretary's  Fees, 3,854  95 

Justices  and  other  Commissions  issued, 4,300  00 

Expenses  Supremo  Judicial  Court, 444  60 

Life  Insurance  Companies, 5,631  96 

Expenses  State  Reform  School, 18,452  89 

Expenses  Nautical  Branch  Reform  School,    ....  5,282  47 

Expenses  State  Prison, 90,260  32 

Peddlers'  Licenses, 3,000  00 

Interest  on  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund,          ....  149,078  26 

Interest  on  Bank  Deposits, 29,203  08 

Gas  Light  Companies, 2,989  18 

Coal  and  Mining  Companies  Tax, 31,598  79 

Corporation  Tax, 1,210,694  66 

Premium  on  War  Loan, 6,442  50 

Interest  on  War  Loan, 6,268  57 

Plymouth  Records, 525  00 

Illegal  Re-imbursement  of  Bounties, 8,355  00 

Railroad  Corporations, 1,260  00 

Insurance  Penalty, 75  00 

Interest  on  semi-annual  Insurance  Tax,         ....  3  04 

Interest  on  Corporation  Tax, 164  29 

Expenses  Monson  Almshouse, 817  12 

Expenses  Bridgewater  Almshouse, 694  87 

Expenses  Rainsford  Island  Hospital,      .        •        .        .        .  311  43 

State  Pauper  Transportation, 90  00 

Board  of  State  Charities, 6,214  59 

Bastardy  Cases,  collections, 428  00 

Carried  forward, •5,250,826  81 


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PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5. 


19 


Brought  forward,        .        .        .        . 
Coroners' Beeeipts,       .... 
Military  Accounts,         .... 
Amu  and  Equipments, .        .        .        .        . 
Ordnance  Department, .        .        .        .        . 
State  Aid  returned,       .... 

.  95,250,826  81 

5  50 

160  00 

1,808  57 

171,442  24 

97  27 

Premium  on  Gold,         .        .  *     . 

121  50 

Interest  on  Three  Tears  Loan, 

2  50 

Income  Back  Baj  Lands  Fund,    . 
Income  Bounty  Loan  Sinkin;;  Fund,     . 

9,925  00 
2,825  00 
15,437,214  89 

Receipts  from  Loans,  Funds,  &c. 

Bonds  and  Mortgages  Railroad  Companies,  .  975,000  00 

Loan  to  Western  Railroad  Company,    .        .  355,960  44 
Loan  to  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Company,   45,800  00 

Western  Railroad  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  40,000  00 

Bounty  Fund  Loan, 1,949,467  84 

Transactions  of  sundry  funds,       •        .        .  1,689,573  99 

Income  Massachusetts  School  Fund,              .  185,821  48 

Sales  Back  Bay  Lands, 185,477  14 

Back  Bay  Commissioners,      ....  67,788  57 

Notes  and  Mortgages  Back  Bay  Lands, .        .  269,462  52 

Income  Todd  Normal  School  Fund,      .        .  323  15 

Income  Indian  School  Fund,         .        .        .  166  25 

Deposit  Loan, 2,014,114  41 

Three  Tears  Loan, 1,064,826  25 

Seven  and  three-tenths  Loan,        .        .        .  8,650  00 

War  Loan, 2,113,000  00 

Seven  per  cent  Loan,  .        ....  1,980,60592 

On  account  sundry  Educational  Expenses,    .  62,584  42 

Income  Agricultural  Fund,    ....  5,801  60 

Monthly  Bounties, 4,885  87 

Volunteer  Bounty, 5,000  00 

Provost-Marshal, 500  00 

Massachusetts  Volunteers,     ....  8,151  77 

Allotment  Rolls, 5,853  75 

Interest  on  Norwich  and  Worcester  Railr*d  Loan,  24,000  00 

Interest  on  Eastern  Railroad  Loan,       .        .  19,375  00 

Interest  on  Back  Bay  Lands  Notes,       .        .  14,582  25 
Interest  on  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Loan,     10,000  00 


12,105,222  52 


Total  Receipts, 


917,542,486  91 


20 


TBEASUBEB'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


PAYMENTS. 


Fbom  Ordinary  Revenue. 


Executive  Department* 

Grovemor, 

Governor's  Private  Secretary,    . 
Grovemor'fl  Messenger, 
Lieutenant-Governor  and  Council, 
CouncU  Military  Contingent, 
Council  Contingent,    . 
Council  Postage,  Printing,  &c.,    . 


Secretary's  DepartmenL 

Secretary  and  Clerks, 

Secretary's  Extra  Clerks, 

Secretary's  Messenger, 

Secretary's  Incidentals,  and  Begistration  Blanks, 

IVeaeurer's  Department. 
Treasurer  and  three  Clerks,        .... 
Treasurer's  Extra  Clerks,  .        .        .        . 

Treasurer's  Incidentals, 

Tax  Commissioner's  Department, 

Auditoi^B  DepartmenL 

Auditor  and  two  Clerks, 

Auditor's  Extra  Clerks, 

Auditor's  Incidentals, 

Auditor's  State  Aid  Expenses,    .... 

Sergeant-at'Arm^  Department, 

Sergeant-at-Arms, 

Watchmen  and  Firemen, 

Fuel  and  Light, 

Repairs,  Improvements  and  Furniture, 

Printing,  Postage,  &c., 

Legislative  Contingent, 


95,000  00 

1,973  33 

1,772  08 

11,116  00 

5,463  89 

649  58 

543  37 


96,175  00 

13,613  02 

999  99 

4,171  58 


98,824  98 
5,713  98 
1,524  73 

13,122  39 


96,030  37 

4,101  84 

243  07 

1,027  35 


92,400  00 
5,453  32 
4,210  64 
7,997  16 
1,175  15 
1,926  41 


926,518  25 


24,959  59 


29,186  08 


11,402  13 


23,162  68 


Carried  forward, 


9115,228  73 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  21 

Brought  forward, •115,228  73 

Atiomey-GeneraTs  Department 
Attorney's  Salary  and  Clerk,      ....        9^)616  66 
Fees,  Costs  and  Expenses,  .        .        .        .       t         1,423  49 

Law  Library, 129  85 

District-Attorneys, 14,856  09 

20,626  00 

Board  of  AgrvevUure. 

Secretary's  Salary  and  Clerks,    ....  94,213  33 

Printing,  Expenses,  &c.,    .         •        .        .        .  12,951  08 

Members'  Travelling  Expenses, ....  1,218  11 

Agricultural  Societies, 13,200  00 

Incidentols  of  the  Board, 216  22 

Fleuro-Pneumonia, 386  35 

State  Cabinet, 151  54 


Bank  Commissioners. 
Salaries  of  Conunissioners  and  Clerk, 
Commissioner  on  Savings  Banks, 
Expenses  of  Bank  Commissioners, 


Insurance  Commissioners. 
Salary  of  Commissioner  and  Clerk, 
Expenses  and  Incidentals,  • 
Clerks, 


Judiciary  Department. 
Judges  Supreme  Judicial  Court, . 
Clerk  Supreme  Judicial  Court,  . 
Expenses  Supreme  Judicial  Court, 
Judges  Superior  Court, 
Judges  Probate  and  Insolvency, . 
Begisters  Probate  and  Insolvency, 
Assistant^Registers  Probate  and  Insolvency 
Reporter  of  Decisions, 
Expenses  Courts  of  Insolvency, 
Justices  Police  Courts, 
Clerks  Police  Courts, . 
Term  Reports,    . 


•699  99 

991  93 

43  00 

•2,494  56 

952  40 

5,633  96 

r 

•28,470  11 

3,000  00 

907  li 

40,480  00 

19,780  00 

19,320  00 

6,095  00 

800  00 

1,465  28 

37,293  57 

17,177  73 

5,103  94 

32,336  63 


1,734  92 


9,080  92 


179,392  75 


Carried  forward, •358,300  04 


22  TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

Brought  forward, 9358,800  Oi 

Legidative  Department. 

Senate  Compensation, 924,208  00 

Senate  Sfileage, .       .       .  •     .                       .  4U  00 

Clerks  Senate  and  House, 6,125  00 

Blanks  and  Circulars  for  Senate,                       .  797  71 

Stationery  for  Senate, 072  16 

House  of  Representatives  Compensation,    .  143,120  00 

Mileage  of  House, 2,183  00 

Chaplains  of  Senate  and  House,                        •  600  00 

Blanks  and  Circulars  for  House,  905  55, 

Stationery, 2,611  07 

F^wacher  of  Election  Sermon,    ....  100  00 

Dooriceqwn,  Meaangen,  &c.,    .        .       .       .  10,693  00 

Printing,  Binding,  &c^  for  Senate  and  House,    .  43,231  58 

Printing  General  Laws, 6,043  74 

Printing  and  Binding  Public  Documents,   .        .  32,461  22 

Printing  Blue  Book, 4,924  88 

Witnesses  before  Committees,     ....  107  95 

Expenses  of  Committees,    .        .                •       ,.  4,524  96 

Publishing  Bank  Returns, 844  25 

State  Library, 3,642  54 

Librarian, 1,983  38 

Librarian's  Clerks, 1,128  75 

Sheriffs'  Accounts, 639  71 

290,762  40 

CKaritable, 

Expenses  Tewksbury  Almshouse,  964,167  98 

Expenses  Monson  Almshouse,    ....  48,839  27 

Expenses  Bridgewater  Almshouse,     .        .        .  43,178  79 

Expenses  Bunsford  Island  Hospital,  .                .  31,559  63 

Indians, 3,715  84 

State  Pauper,  Lunatics,  &c.,       ....  103,969  32 

Pensioners, 431  00 

Gratuities, 846  66 

Washingtonian  Home, 5,500  00 

Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary, 8,500  00 

Asylum  for  Deaf  and  Dumb,      ....  18,402  85 

School  for  Idiots, 12,000  00 

Asylum  for  Blind, 19,000  00 

Home  for  Friendless  Women  and  Children,        .  2,000  00 

New  England  Hospital  for  Women  and  Children,  5,t)00  00 

Transportation  of  State  Paupers,  8,000  00 

Board  State  Charities, 20,021  89 

Expenses  Bastardy  Cases,  .        .        •        .        .  1,529  00 

Rainsford  Island  Hospital, 4,728  00 

Carried  forward, 9395,889  64  9650,062  44 


1887.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  23 

Brought  forward, 9395,889  64  9650,062  44 

Bridgewater  Almshouse, 283  59 

Tewksbury  Abnshouse, 21,750  08 

MoDson  Almshouse, ^  2,579  25 

420,502  65 

Military  Department. 

Medical  Supplies, 9756  45 

Military  Accounts, 9,068  84 . 

Adjutant-General's  Salary  and  Clerk,       -  .  4,483  83 

Adjutant-Generars  Extra  Clerks,       .        .        .  16,987  16 

AdjutantrGeneral's  Incidentals,  ....  3,335  42 

Arms  and  Equipments, 1,012  18 

Military  Elections, 188  19 

Militia  Bounty, 21,961  00 

Bent  of  Armories, 17,591  23 

Beplacement  of  Flags, 198  50 

Books  of  Instruction, .                .      * .                .  143  75 

Quartermaster's  and  Ordnance  Department,  20,473  85 

Sargeon-Generars  Department,  ....  9,534  77 

Expenses  on  account  of  United  States,       .        .  169  00 

Cambridge  Arsenal, 11,470  59 

Paymaster's  Department, 7,868  47 

Enrolment  of  Militia, 250  00 

Agent  for  Invalid  Soldiers, 706  78 

Quartermaster's  Supplies, 65,973  99 

Bounty  and  Claim  Agency,        .        .        .        .  6,646  03 

Soldiers'  National  Cemetery,      ....  6,197  05 

Discharged  Soldiers'  Home,        ....  18,000  00 

State  Aid  to  Soldiers  out  of  the  State,        .        .  5,877  80 

State  Aid  to  Cities  and  Towns,  ....  1,538,228  40 

CarreciionaL 

State  Constabulary, 983,042  86 

Expenses  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  .        .        .  22,403  17 

Expenses  State  Reform  School,  ....  48,374  13 

Expenses  Nautical  Branch  State  Reform  School,  51,728  97 

Arrest  of  Fugitives, 1,911  04 

Agent  for  Discharged  Convicts,  ....  1,808  39 

Expenses  of  State  Prison, 107,040  60 

State  Prison  Building, 4,999  94 

Coroners, 875  04 

Industrial  School  Building,         ....  634  49 

Nautical  School  Ships, 8,194  37 

Asylum  for  Female  Prisoners,     ....  2,500  00 

833,513  00 

Carried  forward, 93,170,200  87 


1,767,122  78 


24 


TREAS  DEER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Brought  forward, 
Interests^  (fc. 
Interest  on  Deposit  Loan,   . 
Interest  on  Seven  8-10  Loan, 
Interest  on  Seven  per  Cent.  Loan, 
Interest  on  General  Statutes  Scrip, 
Interest  on  Almshouse  Scrip,  1852, 
Interest  on  Almshonse  Scrip,  1858, 
Interest  on  Almshouse  Scrip,  1854, 
Interest  on  State  House  Scrip,  1858, 
Interest  on  State  Honse  Scrip,  1854, 
Interest  on  Lunatic  Hospital  Scrip,  1854, 
Interest  on  Lunatic  Hospital  Scrip,  1857, 
Interest  on  Public  Debt  Scrip,  1850,  . 
Interest  on  Public  Debt  Scrip,  1861,  . 
Interest  on  Union  Fund  Scrip,  1861-2, 
Interest  on  Coast  Defence  Scrip,  1863, 
Interest  on  Temporary  Loan, 
Interest  on  Bounty  Fund  Loan, . 
Interest  to  Massachusetts  Volunteers, 
Interest  on  Deposits,  &o.,    . 
Interest  on  Recruitment  Fund,    . 
Interest  on  Three  Years'  Loan,  • 
Income  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Interest  on  Back  Bay  Lands  Scrip, 
Interest  on  Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Premium  on  Gold,     . 
Discount  on  Bounty  Loan, . 
Martha  Johonnet  Annuities, 


Miscellaneous, 
Corporation  Tax,      • 
Inspector  of  Gas  Meters, 
Alien  Estates,  . 
Alien  Passengers, 
Emergency  Fund,     . 
Commissioners  on  Hours  of  Labor, 
Commissioners  on  State  House, 
Commissioners  on  Harbors  and  Flats 
Harbor  Commissioners, 
Weights  and  Measures, 
Provincial  Laws, 
Assessors'  Books, 
Experts,   •  • 

Expenses  of  the  Sale  of  Land  Scrip, 
Preservation  of  Battle  Flags,    . 


83,170,200  87 


•142,201  74 

115,732  31 

62,456  68 

7,500  00 

7,750  00 

3,075  00 

2,000  00 

2,700  00 

5,775  00 

4,800  00 

11,970  00 

3,360  00 

17,350  00 

209,607  00 

44,400  00 

345  21 

529,235  68 

5,274  09 

8,204  61 

9,800  00 

9,418  90 

3,572  50 

11,575  00 

40  00 

294,186  14 

72,670  40 

1,372  60 


•»•» 

WA,VIA  WV 

•1,840,781  25 

3,000  00 

646  11 

6,000  00 

1,849  80 

313  55 

119  55 

1,855  21 

2,373  22 

17  50 

1,673  20 

1,796  25 

135  10 

556  94 

355  12 

* 

Carried  forward,     ;       .        .        .        ••1,860,972  80  »4,751, 573  73 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5. 


25 


Brought  forward,    • 
Obeeqoies  of  the  President, 
Universal  Expontion, 
Cenras  Statistics  and  Clerks,    . 
Engraving  and  Sale  of  Scrip,    . 
Forgery, 


River  Obstructions,  •        .        •        . 

Pnblic  Debt  Appropriation  Union  Loan  Sinking 

Fond, 116,000  00 

Public  Debt  Appropriation  Bounty  Loan  Sinking 

Fund, 122,300  00 


»1,860,972  80  14,751,573  73 

168  63 

116  00 

26,370  85 

75  00 

89  34 

60  00 


Total  of  Payments  from  Revenue, 


-  2,126,147  12 

•6,877,720  85 


Of  Loans  and  on  Account  of  Funds,  &c. 
Bonds  and  Mortgages  Railroad  CorporaCions,    .    9401,760  44 


Eastern  Railroad  Loan, 
Western  Railroad  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Six  per  cent  Loan,  1856, . 
Blake,  Brothers  &  Company,    . 
On  account  of  Sundry  Funds,  . 
Incpme  Massachusetts  School  Fund, 
Sales  Back  Bay  Lands, 
Back  Bay  Lands  Commissioners, 
Notes  and  Mortgages  Back  Bay  Lands, 
Lncome  Todd  Normal  School  Fund, 
Income  School  Fund  for  Indians, 
Income  Rogers  Book  Fund, 
Temporary  Loans,    • 
Deporit  Loan,  . 
Three  Years'  Loan,  . 
Seven  and  three-tenths  Loan, 
Seven  per  cent  Loan, 
Sundry  Educational  Expenses, 
Income  Agricultural  Fund, 
Coast  Defences, 
Enlistment  of  Recruits,     . 
Monthly  Bounties,     • 
Volunteer  Bounty,    . 
Provost-Marshal, 
Massachusetts  Volunteers, 
Allotment  Rolls, 
Interest  on  Loan  to  Norwich  and  Worcester  Rail- 
road Company,     24,000  00 


75,000  00 

40,000  00 

100,000  00 

10,396  12 

2,044,467  65 

126,925  90 

135,477  14 

119,789  02 

269,462  52 

845  15 

168  00 

60  00 

30,000  00 

2,753,271  92 

9,170  00 

2,133,873  05 

137,700  00 

56,983  05 

95  70 

28,418  39 

1,096  08 

104,006  55 

16,325  00 

5,050  00 

61,952  86 

.    3,200  31 


■'T" 


Carried  forward, 
4 


»8,689,494  85  86,877,720  86 


j 


26 


TRBASURBE'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Bronght  £}rward, 


•8,689,49^  85  96,877,720  85 


Interest  on  Loan  to  Eastern  Railroad  Company,  21,250  00 

Interest  on  Back  Bajr  Land  Notes,    .        .        .  13,988  28 

Interest  on  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Loan,  98,934  99 

Militarj  Fund, 100  80 

Commissioners  Troj  and  Greenfield  Railroad,  .  622,980  76 

Returned  Allotments,       .        .        .        .       .  172  46 


9,446,922  14 


Total  Payments, 116,324,642  09 


Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1867. 
For  account  of  Interest  Eastern  Railroad  Ca,    . 
For  account  of  Interest  Norwich  and  Worcester 

Railroad  Company,  •        .  .        • 

For  account  of  Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
For  account  of  Rogers  Book  Fund,    . 
For  account  of  Union  Loan  Sinking  ^und. 
For  account  of  Debt  Extinguishment  Fund, 
For  account  of  Essex  Bridge  Fund,    . 
For  account  of  Agricultural  Fund,     .    -    . 
For  account  of  Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
For  account  of  Interest  on  School  Fund,    . 
For  account  of  Income  Todd  Normal  School 

Fund, 

For  account  of  Income  School  Fund  for  Indians, 
For  account  of  Six  per  cent.  Scrip,  '56,  due  '62, 
For  account  of  Conmiissioners  Public  Lands, 
For  account  of  Premium  on  Recruits, 
For  account  of  Massachusetts  Volunteers,  • 
For  account  of  Sundry  Loans,   .        .        •        . 

Of  which  981,893.83  is  in  coin. 


98,750  00 

12,000  00 

887  92 

1,000  00 

4,093  85 

73,916  47 

1,254  92 

273  00 

122,597  60 

31,271  67 

323  15 

32  50 

1,000  00 

16,081  47 

325  00 

76,269  15 

1,827,091  49 


2,177,167  69 


918,501,810  68 


FUNDS  IN  CUSTODY  OF  STATE  TREASURER, 

January  1, 1867. 
Applicable  to  Specific  Purposes, 
Massachusetts  School  Fund,        .        .        .        .  92,001,450  33 
Todd  Normal  School  Fund,        ....        12,100  00 

School  Fund  for  Indians, 2,500  00 

Rogers  Book  Fund,    .        .  *     .        .  .  1,000  00 

Charles  River  and  Warren' Bridges  Fund,  .        89,219  09 

Agricultural  Fund, 83,773  00 

Essex  Bridge  Fund, 6,254  92 

Carried  forward,       .... 92,196,297  34 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5.  27 

Brought  forward) $2^96,297  34 

ApplicdbU  to  Redemption  o/PMie  Ddft 
Aliiuhoase  Loan  Sinking  Fund, ....    9108,887  92 
Back  Bay  Lands  Fund,      .        .        .        .        .      220,000  00 
Debt  Extingoishment  Fand,  valuing  W.  B.  R. 

stock  at  9140  per  share,  .        .        .  992,528  68 

Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund,        ....   8,184,593  35 

Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  valuing  W.  R.  B. 

stock  at  1140  per  share 419,038.25 

4,925,038  20 

AppUcMe  to  Railroad  Loans. 

Western  Railroad, 92,684,587  65 

Norwich  and  Worcester  Raiboad,       .        .        .      206,550  51 

Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad,    ....        87,286  49 

.2,978,424  65 

910,100,760  19 


TRANSACTIONS  WITH    THE    FUNDS. 

Massaohusbtts  School  Fund. 

Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866,  ••  943,251  78 

Receipts. 
From  Income  of  School  Fund — 

Town  Forfeitures,  .        .        .  9696  80 

Unexpended  Moiety  of  Income,  •  753  53 

State  of  Maine  Bonds.        .        .  25,000  00 

Town  of  Clinton  on  acc't  of  Note,  5,000  00 

Notes  Baek  Bay  Lands  paid,       .  121,297  94 


9196,000  00 


Payments. 
For  Investment  of  960  Shares 

Western  Railroad  Stock,         .     996,000  00 
For  Massachusetts  War  Loan,    .     100,000  00 


196,000  00 


Present  Investments. 

Notes  and  Mortgages, 15,000  00 

City  and  Town  Scrip,  Bonds,  &c.     .        .        .  852,270  00 

Notes  and  Mortgages  Wk  Bay  Lands,  undivided  158,467  83 

Carried  forward, 9525,787.83 


28 


TREASURER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Broagbt  forward, 
Western  Rulroad  Stock— 5,762  SbaMS, 
Maasachusetts  Scrip,  Five  per  Cent 
MassacHnsettfl  Scrip,  Six  per  Cent  . 
State  of  Maine  Five  per  Cent  Scrip, 
PrewntFund,  . 


•525,737  83 
592,712  50 
633,000  00 
100,000  00 
150,000  00 


•2,001,450  33 


Charles  Riysr  and  Warren  Bridges  Fund. 
Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1806, .       •dylOO  17 


Receipts. 
From  Income,  1866,    . 


Payments, 
For  Repairs,  &c.,  1866,    . 


6,7i2  71 


Overdrawn, 


•12,848  88 


13,129  79 
•280  91 


Present  Investments, 
City  and  Town  Scrip,      .....       •39,500  00 
State  of  Massachnsetts  Scrip,  ....        50,000  00 


Less  amount  overdrawn,    . 
Amount  of  Fund,  January  1, 1867, . 


•89,500  00 
280  91 


Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund. 
Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866, .     •58,825  84 


Receipts. 
From  Income,  1866,    . 
Alien  Passengers, 


8,192  08 
6,000  00 


•68,017  92 


Payments. 
For  Massachusetts  Five  per  Cent 

Scrip, •lO.OOO  00 

For  Massachusetts  Six  per  Cent. 

War  Scrip  and  Premium,        .       52,130  00 

Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1867,        .        .      :  . 

Present  Investments. 

City  and  Town  Scrip, 

State  of  Massachnsetts  Five  per  Cent  Scrip,  . 

State  of  Massachusetts  Six  per  Cent  War  Scrip, 

Total  Fund, 

Carried  forward, 


62,130  00 
•887  92 


10,000  00 
46,000  00 
52,000  00 


89,219  09 


108,887  92 
•2,199,557  32 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5. 


29 


Broaght  forward,  .        • '  .    *        ■        .    -    • 

Todd  Nobhal  School  Fund. 
Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866,  .      95,800  00 


•2,199,557  32 


Receipts, 
From  Treasurer  Board  of  £duca« 
tion,         .        .        .       •        • 


Payments, 
Massachusetts  State  Scrip, 

Present  Investment, 
Massachusetts  State  Scrip, 
City,  County  and  Town  Scrip, 


200  00 


96,000  00 


96,000  00 


96,000  00 
6,100  00 


12,100  00 


School  Fund  Fob  Indians. 

Present  Investment, 
Note  of  Town  of  Winthrop, 

RoQEBs  Book  Fund. 
Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866, 

Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund. 

Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866, .  9309,088  95 

Receipts, 
From  the  United  States,     .        .     621,485  68 
Massachusetts  Note,  paid,    .        .     386,568  87 
State  Appropriations,  1866,        .     116,000  00 

91,438,098  35 

Payments, 
Massachusetts  War  Loan,  .        .       .        .       .  1,429,000  00 

Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1867, .        .        .      94,098  35 

Present  Investments, 

Massachusetts  War  Loan 1,429,000  00 

Massachusetts  Union  Loan,       .  *      .       .        .  1,012,500  00 

United  States  Bonds, 739,000  00 

Carried  forward,  •       •   •    •   •    . 


2,500  00 


1,000  00 


3,184,593  35 
95,399,750  65 


30  TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

Broogbt  forward, $3,399,750  65 

Debt  ExTiNOUiSBMBifT  Fund. 

Receipts. 
From  Sale  of  6,561  lUghts  in 

Stock, 126,822  58 

Back  Baj  Lands  Fond,      .        .      47,170  15 

178,992  68 

Paj/menU. 
Back  Bay  Lands  Notes,  nndivided,  .        .       •  76  21 

Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1867,         .       .      173,016  47 

Present  Investments, 

Western  Railroad  Stock,  6,561  Shares  at  par, .       656,100  00 

Notes  Back  Bay  Lands,  nndivided,  .        •  76  21* 

730  092  68 


Back  Bay  Lands  Fund. 

Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866, .   9101,711  12 

Receipts, 
From  Discount  on  Massachusetts 

Scrip,     .....  13  89 

Notes  and  Mortgages,  Back  Bay 

Lands, 45,945  14 

•147,670  15 

Payments. 
Massachusetts  Six  per  Cent  Scrip, 

1856, noojm  00 

Massachusetts  Five   per  Cent 

Bonds, 500  00 

Debt  Fxtinguishment  Fund,       .      47,170  15 

147,670  15 

Present  Investments. 

Massachusetts  Five  per  Cent  Scrip,        .        •     9198,500  00 

Back  Bay  Lands  Notes,  undivided,  .        .        .         21,500  00 

220,000  00 

Agricultural  Fund. 

Receipts. 
From  Sale  of  Land  Scrip,  .        .      94,348  00 
Income  of  1865  on  account,         .        2,825  00 

97,178  00 

Carried  forward, 97,173  00  96,349,843  33 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5.  31 

Brought  forward,  .        .  .        .        .         97,173  00  96,349,843  33 
Payments. 
United  States  Seven  3-10  Notes,       94,000  00 
Massachusetts  War  Loan,  .  3,000  00 


7,000  00 


Cash  on  hand,  Janoarjr  1, 1867,  .  .                   9173  00 

Present  Investments. 

Massachusetts  War  Loan,         .  .  3,000  00 

United  States  Seven  3-10  Notes,  .  .       .        80,500  00 


Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund. 
Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866, .   9129,249  01 

Receipts.     *' 

From  Discount  on  Scrip  purchased,  4,934  67 

Dividends  Western  Railroad  Stock,  72,171  00 

Sales  of  Back  Bay  Lands,    .        ,  67,788  57 

State  Appropriations,   .        •        .  122,300  00 


9396,893  25 


Papnents. 
566  Shares  Western  Rukoad  St'k,   956,600  00 
Massachusetts   Five    per    Cent 

Scrip, 99,000  00 

Massachusetts  Six  per  Cent  War 

Loan, 16,000  00 

Notes  Back  Bay  Lands,  undivided,    102,295  65 


273,895  65 


Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1867,     .        .        .     9122,497  60 

Present  Investments. 

566  Shares  Western  Railroad  Stock,        .  .  56,600  00 

Back  Bay  Lands  Notes,  undivided, .  .  102,295  65 

Massachusetts  Five  per  Cent  Bonds,        .  .  99,000  00 

Massachusetts  Six  per  Cent  War  Bonds,  .  16,000  00 

EsflBX  Bridgb  Fund. 
Cash  on  Hand,  January  1, 1866, .       95,578  19 

Receipts. 

From  Tolls,  &c.,         ...         5,242  58 

910,820  77 


83,673  00 


396,393  25 


Carried  forward, 910,820  77  96,829,909  58 


82 


TREASURER'S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


Brought  forward, •10,820  77  16,829,909  58 

Payments. 
Massachusetts  Coast  Defence  Scrip,    15,000  00 
To  James  Kimball,   Agent,  for 
sundry  Repairs,  Expenses,  &c.,        4,565  85 

9,565  85 


Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1867, 
Present  Inrestments, 


»1,254  92 
5,000  00 


6,254  92 


96,836,164  50 


FUNDED   PUBLIC   DEBT, 


BAILROAD  CORPORATIONS. 

Wbstrrn  Railroad. 

Sterling  Loan,  Principal  and  Interest  payahU  in  London. 
Amount  due  April  1, 1868,  .  £185,000 
Amount  due  October  1, 1868,  .  337,500 
Amount  due  October  1,  1869,  .  90,000 
Amount  due  April  1, 1870,  .  180,000 
Amount  due  April  1, 1871,         .     157,400 

At  94.84  per  £  is  . 


£889,900 


•4,355,516  00 


Tbot  and  Grbenfibld  Railroad. 

Prindpai  and  interest  at  5  per  cent,y  payable  in  London, 
Amount  due  October  1, 1888,    .    £22,500 
Amount  due  October  1, 1889,    .       29,300 
Amount  due  October  1, 1890,    .       62,700 

£114,500 


At  94.84  per  £  is   • 


9554,180  00 


Interest  at  6  per  cent,  payable  April  and  October  at  Treasury. 
Amount  due  April  1, 1891,        .  9216,500  00 
Amount  due  October  1, 1893,    .     750,000  00 

966,500  00 

1,520,680  00 


Carried  forward,     .        .       .        .        .       .        .       95,876,196  00 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5.  88 

Brought  forward, 95,876,196  00 

Southern  Vermont  Railroad. 

Interest  at  5  per  cerU^  payable  April  and  October  at  Treasury. 
Amoant  dae  April  1,  1890, 200,000  00 

Eastern  Bailroad. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent,,  payable  July  and  January  at  Treasury. 

Amount  due  Jalj  1, 1867, $75,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1868, 75,000  00 

Amount'due  July  1, 1869, 75,000  00 

Amount  due  Jaly  1, 1870,  .        .        .        .        .        75,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1871, 50,000  00 

850,000  00 

Norwich  and  Worcester  Railroad. 

Interest  at  6  per  cent,  payable  January  and  July  at  Treasury* 
Amount  due  Julx  1, 1867, 400,000  00 


Total  to  railroad  corporations,  .        .        ...        .      96,826,196  00 

FOR  STATE  INSTITUTIONS,  &c. 

State  Almshouse  Loan. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent.,  payable  at  Treasury, 
Amount  due  1872,  May  and  November,       .        .   9100,000  00 
Amount  due  1873,  April  and  October,        •        •       60,000  00 
Amount  due  1874,  April  and  October,        .        .       50,000  00 

' 9210,000  00 

Enlargement  State  House  Loan. 

Interest  at  5  per  cenL,  payable  AprU  and  October  at  Treasury. 
Amount  due  October  2,  1873,      •        .        .        .     965,000  00 
Amount  due  October  2, 1874,      ....     100,000  00 

166,000  00 

Lunatic  Hospital  and  State  Prison. 

Interest  at  6  per  cetiLy  payable  July  and  January  at  Treasury. 
Amount  due  July  1, 1874, 94,000  00 

Lunatic  Hospital  Western  Massachusetts. 

Interest  at  6  per  cent.,  payable  €tt  Treasury. 
Amount  due  April  1,  1868,  April  and  October,  .   9150,000  00 
Amount  due  June  1, 1877,  June  and  December, .       50,000  00 

200,000  00 

Carried  forward,       .  .        ...        .        .        9669,000  00 

5 


84  TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

Brought  forward, 1669,000  00 

General  Statutes  Loax. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent  payable  January  and  July  at  Treaeury. 
AmountdueJaDoarjr  1,1870 150,000  00 

Funding  Public  Debt,  1S61. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent.^  payable  June  and  December  at  Treasury. 

Amount  due  June  1, 1868, 915,000  00 

Amount  due  June  1, 1870,  ....        .       21,000  00 

Amount  due  June  1, 1872, 17,000  00  * 

53,000  00 

FuNDiNO  Public  Debt,  1861. 

Interest  at  6  per  cent,,  payable  June  and  December  at  Treasury. 

Amount  due  June  1, 1868,  .....     $75,000  00 

Amount  due  June  1, 1870, 89,000  00 

Amount  due  June  1, 1872, 83,000  00 

2—     247,000  00 

Back  Bat  Lands  Fund. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent,,  payable  May  and  November  at  Treasury. 
Amount  due  May  1, 1882, 220,000  00 

91,339,000  00 

FOR  WAR  EXPENDITURES. 

Union  Fund  Loan. 

Interest  at  6  per  cent,  payable  January  and  July  at  Treasury. 

Amount  due  July  1, 1871, 9200,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1872, 350,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1873, 800,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1874, 300,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1875, 420,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1876,  .        .        .        .        .  1,430,000  00 

"1,000,000  00 


Union  Fund  Loan. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent.,  payable  January  and  July  at  Treasury. 

Amount  due  July  1, 1877,  .        .        .        .        .  9400,000  00 

Amount  due  July  1, 1878, 200,000  00 

600,000  00 

Coast  Defence  Loan. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent.,  payable  January  and  July  at  Treasury. 
Amount  due  July  1, 1883, 888,000  00 

Carried  forward, 94,488,000  00 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5.  35 

Brought  forward,  .        .      t4,488,000  00 

Bounty  Fund  Loan. 

Interest  at  5  per  cenU,  payable  January  and  July  at  IVeanary,  \ 

Amount  due  Jaly  1, 1893,  .        .        .        .        .  f200|000  00 

Bounty  Fund  Loan.  j 

Interest  at  5  per  cent,  payable  May  and  November  at  Treasury* 
Amount  due  May  1, 1884,  .        .        .        .        .  4,379,500  00  ] 

Bounty  Fund  STBRLiNa  Loan. 

Interest  at  5  per  cent,  payable  May  and  November  in  London. 

Amount  due  May  1, 1894,  .        .  £825,600 

At  t4.84  per  £  ia     . 3,996,872  00 

: 8,576,372  00 

Wab  Loan. 

Interest  at  QperVent^j  currency  payable  March  and  September  at  Treasury, 
Amount  due  S<|ptember,  1871  to  1886        ....        2,113,000  00 


♦15,177,372  00 

TEMPORARY  LOANS. 

Seven  and  three-tenths  loan,        ....       92,825  00 

Seven  per  cent  loan, .  1,842,905  92 

Deposit  loan,  5  and  6  per  cent,  ....  1,102,232  24 
7hree  years  loan,  6  per  cent,      ....  1,055,656  25 

$4,003,619  41 


RECAPITULATION. 

PUBUC   DEBT   FUNDED. 

Railway  Corporations. 

> 

Loans  to 
Western  Railroad  Corporation,  ....  94,355,516  00 
Eastern  Itailroad  Corporation,  .  .  .  .  850,000  00 
Norwich  and  Worcester  Railroad  Corporation,  .  400,000  00 
Ttoj  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Corporation,  .  1,520,680  00 
Southern  Yermont  Raihroad  Corporotion,    .  200,000  00 

Carried  forward, 96,826,196 


86  TREASURER'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

Brought  forward, 16,826,196  00 

State  Institutions. 

State  Almflhoiue  Loan, $210,000  00 

State  HoQie, 165,000  00 

Lunatic  Hospital  and  State  Prison,     .                .  04,000  00 

Lunatic  Hospital, 200,000  00 

General  Statutes, 150,000  00 

Public  Debt,  1861, 800,000  00 

Public  Debt,  1856, 1,000  00 

Back  Bay  Lands,  ...       .      220,000  00 

1,840,000  00 

War  Expenditures. 

Union  Loan, $8,600,000  00 

CkMst  Defence, 888,000  00 

Bounty  Fund  Loan,- 8,576,872  00 

War  Loan, 2,118,000  00 

16,177,872  00 

Temporary  Loans. 
Seren  and  three-tenths  Loan,     .        .        •        •        $2,826  00 

Seren  per  cent  Loan, 1,842,005  02 

Deposit  Loan, 1,102,282  24 

Three  Years'  Loan, 1,055,656  25 

$4,008,610  41 

Less  cash  on  hand, 1,827,001  49 

2,176,527  92 

$25,520,095  92 

SINKING   FUNDS,  &c. 

Applicable  by  Law  to  the  Redemption  or  the  Public  Debt. 

Railroad  Mortgages  and  Sinking 
Fund, $6,826,196  00 

Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, ....    $108,887  92 

Back  Bajr  Lands  Fund,      .        .        .        .        .      220,000  00 

Debt  Extinguishment  Fund — 6,561  shares  West- 
em  R  R  Stock  at,  sajr  $140,  .      $918,540  00 

Cash  on  hand,  &c.,      .        .        •         78,992  68 

992,532  68 

1,821,420  60 

Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund,         ....  $8,184,593  85 

Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund — 566  shares  Western 

Railroad  Stock,  at  $140,  .        .        .        .        .  79^240  00 

Other  Securities,        ..*...  839,793  25 

Demand  on  the  United  States,   ....  976,343  04 

Back  Bay  Lands,  filled, 1,700,000  00 

64^79,969  64 

$14,427,585  24 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


87 


STATEMENT 


Of  twriM  rematning  unpaid  January  1,  1867,  on  warrants  drawn  in 
1866,  and  the  names  of  the  parties  to  which  said  sums  are  dusy  as  per 
SecL  ^  Chapter  1st  of  the  AcU  of  1858. 


K<».af 

No.  of 

Wamot. 

BoU. 

Penon  or  Corporation. 

Amoant 

TotaL 

State  Paupers. 

28 

Rufus  Carter,    •        .        .        , 

$26  25 

97 

Townof  Alford, 

71  76 

476 

Worcester  Lanatic  Hospital ,    . 

813  00 

658 

Town  of  Ipswich,     . 

22  50 

658 

Town  of  Blilford,     . 

85  00 

658 

Town  of  Westford,  . 

5  00 

658 

Town  of  Randolph,  • 
Town  of  Sharon,      .        • 

5  00 

■ 

658 

6  00 

658 

Town  of  Natick, 

10  00 

658 

City  of  New  Bedford,  1865,     . 

182  50 

658 

City  of  New  Bedford,  1864,      . 

170  00 

658 

City  of  Salem, .        .    '    . 

100  00 

658 

City  of  Lawrence,    . 

82  50. 

•1,529  51 

Surgeon  Genenits  DepartmenL 

53 

Express  Printing  Co., 
Repctirs,  Improvements,  jrc. 

«        •        . 

5  00 

• 

181 

Gardner  Chilson, 

•185  98 

663 

J.  F.  Paul  &  Co.,      .        .        . 

32  33 

663 

Sayward  &  Lothrop, 

25  35 

663 

Uowarth  &  Pierce,    . 

35  00 

• 

278  66 

Council  ContingenL 

663 

N,  P.  Bemis  &  Co.,  . 

•31  00 

648 

Batchelder  &  Jennings,     . 

25  00 

56  00 

QuartermastW  and  Ordn'ce  Dep'ts. 

184 

Thos.  0.  Malley, 

•10  50 

184 

Wm.  J.  Henderson,  . 

5  00 

608 

Oriental  Powder  Co., 

82  50 

618 

D.  P.  McGiWery,      . 

100  00 

618 

Donnell  &  More, 

8  60 

618 

H.  P.  Minot,     • 

8  29 

618 

James  Wyman, 

3  00 

644 

Sarah  Lewis,  . 

1  25 

214  14 

Expense  of  Courts  of  Insolvency. 

607 

Avery  &  Cave, .... 
A  J.  Waterman, 

•27  00 
32  25 

59  25 

t/v     At/ 

88 


TREASURER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


STATEMENT— Con/intKsrf. 


Ko.  of 
Warnuit. 


xro.or 

BoU. 


Panon  or  Corporation. 


Amount 


TotaL 


619 


199 


805 
625 


810 
887 


868 


457 


515 


586 


574 


600 
600 
600 
674 
674 


Quartermaster^ i  Supplies, 
Sewall,  Day  &  Co.,  . 


Agents  of  Invalid  Soldiers* 
Chapman  &  Falfrejr,  . 


Expense  of  CotnmiUees. 
Samuel  S.  C.  Kogera, 


,xpense  or 
el  S.  C.  R(  _ 
George  U.  Phelps. 


Volunteer  Bounty, 
Gilbert  A.  Lock, 
Thomas  Martin, 

Witness  Fees  before  Oomimttees 

M.  S.  Blood,     . 

A.  C.  Grover,  . 

S.  A.  Rice, 

G.  T.  Howard, . 

C.  A.  Gardner,  Jr., 

John  King, 

W.  R.  Hoar,     . 

Winslow  Herrick, 

OtK^ar  Allen,     . 

Michael  Duff,  . 

William  Crowley, 

Ethan  Allen,     . 

H.  L.  Bowker,  . 

Commissioners  on  Harbors  and 

Flats. 
M.  D.  Ross,      .        .        .        . 


Incidefitals  of  Board  ofAgri- 
culture, 
J.  G.  Roberts  &  Co., 

Stale  Library  f 
H.  N.  Dexter,  . 


Agricultural  Societies, 
Bristol  County  Society,  . 
Martha's  Vineyard  Society, 

Universal  Exposition, 
Fessenden  &  Baker, . 
Springfield  Union  Print  Co. 
Marcus  H.  Rogers,    . 
P.  B.  Goodsell, . 
Hampshire  Express, . 


•1  00 
8  45 


•275  00 
50  00 


•1  25 
1  25 
1  25 
1  25 
1  25 
1  25 
1  25 
1  25 
1  25 
1  25 

1  25 

2  50 
1  25 


•600  00 
600  00 


•4  50 
4  50 
8  50 

10  00 
4  50 


•15  00 


2  00 


4  45 


825  00 


17  50 


45  00 


11  75 


2  00 


1,200  00 


27  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5. 


39 


STATEMENT—  Continued. 


Ho.  of 

No.  of 

Warrant. 

Boll. 

Parsons  or  Corpomtion. 

Amount 

TOUL 

Bank  Retwros* 

674 

Worthington,  Flanders  &  Co.,  . 

.                >                • 

Trtaswret^s  Incidentals. 

936  50 

681 

J.  H.  LfOnd,       •        •        •        • 

9232  51 

672 

C.  0.  Rogers, .  •        •        • 

14  00 

246  51 

.                .                • 

Northampton  Lunatic  HospUai. 

678 

S.  M.  Smith,  Treasurer,  . . 
Expenses  Tewksbwry  Almshouse. 

» 

1,807  19 

676 

T.  J.  Marsh,  Treasurer     . 
State  Police. ' 

8,560  52 

671 

Little,  Brown,  &  Co., 

131  25 

90 

J.  L.  Dexter,    . 

58  10 

66 

J.  West  &  Ca  .        . 

18  00 

69 

Green,  Beals,  *&  Co^ 

5  00 

59 

E.  A.  6.  Boulestone, 

56  25 

4 

J.  D.  Baxter,    . 

93  50 

44 

Leonard  &  Co., 

■        • 

110  45 

367  55 

Coroners. 

210 

\t  •  11.  Page,    .  •        •        •        • 

•30  00 

211 

Franklin  Smith, 

1        • 

1  50 

212 

P.  N.  Carver,   • 

>        • 

58 

213 

Joanna  Clark,  . 

»        • 

58 

222 

John  ^Williams, 

»        • 

58 

223 

£.  Lathrop, 

t        . 

58 

224 

Mrs.  Glover,    .. 

i        • 

58 

229 

Joseph  Baker,  . 
Stepnen  Witcher,     . 
D.  Mc.  B.  Thaxter,  . 

t        • 

2  62 

232 

1        • 

2  62 

234 

1        • 

8  00 

236 

Frank  Fox,      .. 

►        • 

58 

■ 

237 

Mary  Mullen,   . 

58 

239 

George  Sawyer, 

58 

240 

J.  B.  Hodsdon, 

58 

241 

J.  L.  White,     . 

58 

■ 

242 

W.  H.  Mason,  . 

58 

247 

T.  P.  Bray, 

1  37 

233 

D.  C.  Sampson, 

2  62 

249 

AsaBurbank,  . 

1  37 

252 

Thomas  Muldon. 

58 

253 

F.  C.  Bigelow, . 

90 

254 

G.  H.  Holmes,  • 

90 

255 

P.'M.  Jones, 

90 

256 

W.R.  Hills,     . 

90 

257 

Stephen  Cate,  .. 

A.  Hozmer,      •       •        • 

90 

260 

74 

Carried  forward, 

• 

•00  00 

40 


TREASURER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan, 


STATEMENT— Con^uMl. 


Ko.  of 

No.  of 

Wwrut 

BolL 

Ptnon  or  CorpomtloB. 

Amoant 

TotaL 

Coronen — Continued. 

Bronght  forward,    • 

•00  00 

261 

John  Mnllen,    .        , 

58 

202 

Augustus  Mason, 
TlffieldLuce,    • 

58 

276 

58 

277 

Dexter  V.  filanchard 

« 

58 

278 

James  L.  Locke, 

58 

837 

£.  B.  Moore,    . 

2  00 

839 

Dayid  Thajrer, . 

2  00 

341 

Wm.  Bush, 

1  87 

844 

J.  A.  Bancroft, 

1  87 

845 

6.  D.  Bates,     . 

1  87 

847 

J.  M.  Drennan, 

4  75 

848 

Charles  Hersey, 

74 

849 

Jos.  Wood, 

66 

850 

6.  £.  Stone,     . 

66 

851 

J.  S.  Baker, 

4  82 

852 

Stephen  Chapin, 

4»82 

858 

Patrick  J.  Daily,       . 

4  82 

854 

J.  D.  Lovell,     . 

1  87 

855 

L.  B.  Stone,     . 

66 

856 

D.  M.  B.  Thaxter,    . 

. 

5  00 

857 

T.  0.  Randall, . 

• 

2  62 

858 

W.  H.  Gwinn,  . 

2  62 

859 

C.  I.  Eaton, 

2  62 

360 

W.  E.  Perere,  . 

2  62 

861 

F.  E.  Flint,       . 

2  62 

862 

C.  P.  Cotting,  . 

2  62 

368 

J.  B.  Brewster,     .   . 

8  00 

864 

Lemuel  Clark, . 

2  56 

865 

C.  D.  Homans, . 

58 

866 

B.  H.  Gates,     . 

58 

867 

G.  T.  Gav, 

Monroe  13o3mton,  /  , 

58 

868 

58 

869 

Minot  Flye,      . 

58 

870 

C.  M.  Hooper,  . 

58 

371 

E.  B.  Moore,     . 

2  00 

882 

Ariel  Ballou,    . 

8  00 

886 

Moses  Saraent, 
Henry  C.  Mason, 

5  10 

888 

60 

410 

Sarah  Hughes, . 

1  20 

413 

W.  G.  Austin,  . 

4  00 

417 

E.  S.  Betterly, . 

58 

418 

John  Hallihan, . 

1  08 

420 

C.  T.  Merrick, . 

5  22 

422 

Joseph  Sargent, 

58 

•144  73 

Military  EUcti 

ons. 

115 

D.  W.  Bond,     • 

•        • 

13  00 

121 

Alden  Leland,  . 

•        • 

8  00 

Carried  forwar 

d,  . 

1        • 

•6  00 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


41 


STATEMENT— CbfKmtiAl. 


No.  of 

Ko.  of 

■ 

Wanant. 

BoU. 

PonoB  or  CofpontiODu 

Amount 

TotaL 

MUUary  EUcHona — Condnaed. 

Brought  forward,     . 

•6  00 

128 

Z.  A.  Taft|        •        • 

8  00 

184 

A.  D.  Wait,      • 

1        1 

• 

8  00 

186 

S.  T.  Fidd,        . 

k        1 

8  00 

187 

J.  W.  Rowe,     . 

»        < 

6  00 

189 

H.  E.  Merrifield,       . 

1        < 

8  00 

141 

£.  A.  Hill, 

>        < 

8  00 

•27  00 

MUitanf  Accounts. 

898 

Proprietors  of  Daily  Union, 

925  00 

898 

Proctor  Brothers, 

22  50 

561 

Hussey  &  Robinson, . 

80  00 

649 

£.  A.  Hill, 

1  00 

8 

Benjamin  Vaughn,  24 

i,    ! 

4  00 

5 

Ed.  A.  EUnney, 

2  60 

11 

C.  F.  Atkinson, 

2  60 

19 

H.  W.  Brinkerhoff,  . 

2  60 

81 

John  Costello,  • 

1  95 

46 

Wm.  H.  Ford, . 

2  60 

61 

Michael  Healey, 

1  70 

$6 

Geo.  A.  Laws,  . 

2  60 

97 

J.  W.  Whichnight,    . 

4  00 

96 

Ed.  Wyman,     . 

4  00 

98 

Wm.  P.Thurston,     . 

4  00 

99 

W.  H.  Reed,    . 

2  60 

100 

F.  Hunnewell,  • 

2  60 

101 

H.  B.  Metcalf,  . 

2  60 

102 

J.  Kneeland,     • 

9 

2  60 

108 

J.  0.  Sargent,  • 

2  60 

104 

J.  6.  Shedd,     . 

2  60 

105 

J.  T.  Brannon, 

2  60 

106 

G.  Fowler, 

1  81 

107 

H.  B.  Stanwood, 

2  60 

108 

P.  P.  Flint,       . 

2  60 

109 

W.  Crosby, 

2  60 

110 

F.  Curtis, . 

2  60 

111 

E.  Adams, 

2  60 

112 

£.  Alexander,. . 

2  60 

118 

A.  Bacon, 

2  60 

115 

T.  Bapell, 
£.  Baldwin, 

2  60 

116 

2  60 

117 

S.  P.  Blake,      . 

2  60 

114 

W.  J.  Bacon,    . 

2  60 

• 

118 

E.  W.  Bowen,  . 

2  60 

119 

B.  Chandler,     . 

2  60 

120 

S.  S.  Chase,     . 

2  60 

121 

J.  S.  Clark,       . 

2  60 

122 

J.  M.  Conlan,  . 

2  60 

Carried  forwar 

4         . 

»                                                      • 

900  00 

6 


42 


TREASURER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


STATEMENT— CofKmticd 


Ko.or 

No.  of 

• 

Warrant 

BoU. 

Peivon  or  Corporation. 

Amoant 

TotaL 

Military  Accounts — Conti 

noed. 

Brought  forward,    . 

>                • 

•00  00 

123 

F.  Curtis, . 

2  60 

124 

C.  J.  Danforth, 

2  60 

125 

G.  F.  Davis,     . 

1  30 

126 

T.  B.  Dill, 

2  60 

127 

G.  B.  Faunce,  • 

1  30 

128 

D.  Fisher, 

2  60 

129 

H.  W.  Fuller,  . 

2  60 

130 

C.  C  Grant, 

2  60 

131 

C.  W.  Grant,    . 

2  60 

132 

J.  W.  Heywood, 

2  60 

133 

J.  M.  Hewes,    . 

1  30 

134 

C.  Hickling,     . 

1  30 

135 

H.  W.  Hooper, 

2  «0 

136 

J.  H.  Hunneman,  Jr. 

9 

2  60 

■ 

137 
138 
139 
140 
141 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 
149 
150 
151 
152 
153 
154 
155 

H.  A.  Jones,     • 
J.  B.  Kettelle,  . 
B.  Leeds,  Jr.,   • 
£.  Lemist,        • 
W.  K.  Lewis,    . 
J.  M.  Marston, . 
B.  N.  Noyes,     . 
J.  W.  Parker,  . 
D.  C.  Perren,    . 

A.  W.  PoUard, . 
J.  J.  Soley, 

J.  Sturgis, 

H.  R.  Taylor,   . 

S.  Walker, 

W.  H.  Wardwell,     . 

L.  Wesson, 

F.  0.  White,    . 

J.  W.  Winslow, 

B.  A.  Pollard,  . 

2  60 
2  60 

1  30 

2  60 

1  30 

2  60 
2  60 
2  60 
2  60 
2  60 

1  30 

2  60 

1  30 

2  60 
2  60 
1  30 

1  30 

2  60 
2  60 

Roll  of  29ih  Co.  of  UnaUached 

• 

Infantry. 

156 

G.  P.  Blanchard, 

4  00 

157 

G.H.  Foster,    . 

1 

4  00 

158 

T.  M.  Ware,    . 

4  00 

159 

E.  C.  Harradan, 

2  60 

160 

U.  P.  Stanwood, 

2  60 

161 

F.  W.  Devens, . 

2  60 

162 

R.  G.  Molineaux, 

2  60 

163 

A.  A.  Brewster, 

2  60 

164 

F.  Dupee, 

2  60 

165 

J.  Gorham, 

.      1 

2  60 

166 

T.  M.  Plympton, 

2  60 

Carried  forwar 

d, 

•               • 

900  00 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5. 


43 


STATEMENT— ContmuM?. 


Ko.  Of 

No.  of 

* 

Warrant. 

Boll. 

Perton  or  Corporation. 

Amount 

TotaL 

Roll  of2Qth  Co.— Continued. 

Brought  forward,     . 

900  00 

167 

D.  S.  Pratt,      . 

2  60 

168 

S.  A.  Simmons, 

2  60 

169 

H.  W.  Stowe,   . 

2  60 

170 

E.F.  Wilder,   . 

2  60 

171 

F.  A.  Winslow, 

2  60 

172 

S.  Appleton,     . 

2  60 

173 

J.  R.  Bampton, 

2  60 

174 

W.  B.  Bartlett, 

,      •  , 

2  60 

176 

R.  C.  Bayer,     . 

2  60 

176 

G.  B.  Bowland, 

2  60 

177 

£.  Bowland, 

2  60 

178 

G.  A.  Brewster, 

2  60 

179 

J.  £.  Brown,    . 

2  60 

180 

N.  H.  Brown,  . 

2  60 

181 

T.  Boylston,  Jr., 

2  60 

182 

C.  Clapp, .        • 
F.  F.  Conant,   . 

2  60 

183 

2  60 

184 

G.  O.  Currier,  . 

2  60 

185 

H.  M.  Cunningham, 

2  60 

186 

J.  0.  Cox, 

2  60 

187 

W.  Dixon, 

2  60 

188 

F.  H.  Durgin,  . 

2  60 

189 

J.  H.  Emory,    . 

2  60 

190 

A.  J.  Foster,     . 

2  60 

191 

Ira  S.  Franklin, 

2  60 

192 

B.  Franklin,  Jr., 

2  60 

193 

C.  H.  GallQupe, 

2  60 

194 

A.  Gerry, 

2  60 

195 

W.  F.  Gill,       • 

2  60 

196 

G.H.Glynn,    . 

2  60 

197 

G.  D.  Gray,      . 

2  60 

198 

£.  Hatch, . 

2  60 

199 

H.  B.  Haskell, . 

2  60 

200 

W.  P.  G.  Heywood, 

2  60 

201 

C.  Hayward,  Jr., 

2  60 

202 

G.  R.  Heisber, . 

2  60 

203 

J.  P.  Jones, 

2  60 

204 

W.  Littlefield,  . 

2  60 

205 

A.  S.  Littlefield, 

2  60 

206 

S.  P.  Lovell,    . 

2  60 

207 

E.  P.  B.  Moore, 

2  60 

208 

G.  O.  Manning, 

2  60 

209 

G.  W.  Morse,    . 

2  60 

• 

210 
211 
212 

C.  Mann, . 

W.  A.  Nickerson, 

C.  K.  Phipps,    . 

2  60 
2  60 
2  60 

213 

C.  B.  Poor,       • 

2  60 

Carried  forwar 

d,  , 

»        • 

900  00 

44 


TREASURER'S  REPORT. 


[J&n. 


STATEMENT— CotUMuei. 


No.  Of 

No.  of 

• 

Wanrtnt 

BoU. 

Penon  or  CorpontiOB. 

▲okonnt 

TotaL 

RoU  of29ih  Co.— CoDtioaed. 

Brouffht  forward,     . 

•00  00 

214 

W.Rand, 

2  60 

215 

B.  Randf  .        •        .        . 

2  60 

• 

216 

C.  A.  Roberts, . 

2  60 

217 

H.  Seanii          • 

2  60 

218 

A.  W.  Sean,    . 

2  60 

219 

F.  F.  Stone,     . 

2  60 

220 

H.  F.  Sawyer,  . 

2  60 

222 

S.  Seaver, 

2  60 

223 

J.  P.  Tolman,  .        ... 

2  60 

224 

W.  H.  Tenney, 

2  60 

225 

F.W.Todd,     • 

2  60 

228 

S.  G.  Train,      . 

2  60 

m 

227 

W  G.Fletcher, 

2  60 

228 

J.Welch, 

2  60 

229 

W.  F.  Wardwell,      . 

2  60 

230 

W.  S.  Whittier, 

2  60 

231 

F.  S.  Wheeler, . 

2  60 

232 

S.  B.  Wing,      . 

2  60 

233 

C.  H.  Young,    . 

2  60 

234 

J.  U.  Durgin,   • 

2  60 

221 

C.  U.  Snow, 

2  60 

235 

R.  Holmes, 

Capt.  A.  J.  Smith*!  Ck).,    . 

6  00 

818 

A.  J.  Wright,  . 

2  00 

319 

J.  Jenkins, 

2  00 

320 

H.  N.  Crane,    • 

2  00 

321 

M.  H.  Libby,    . 

1  30 

822 

C.  Page,  .        .        •        . 

1  30 

323 

0.  B.  Stebbins, 

1  30 

324 

W.  H.  Mason,  . 

1  30 

325 

P.  Gushing, 

1  30 

326 

J.  D.  Bates, 

1  30 

327 

£.  Jones,  .        .        •        , 

1  30 

328 

S.  Crosby, 

E.  J.  Whitton, . 

1  30 

829 

1  30 

830 

W.  P.  Cherrington,  • 

1  80 

331 

George  M.  Tuckerman,     . 

1  30 

832 

J.  L.  Allen, 

1  30 

333 

.  F.  C.  Anthes,    . 

1  30 

■ 

334 

H.  A.  Bowles,  . 

1  30 

335 

J.  G.  Braden,  • 

1  30 

336 

A.  L.  Bailey,    • 

1  30 

837 

T.  C.  Bean,      . 

1  80 

338 

G.  W.Bail,       .        .        , 

1  80 

339 

G.  Baxter,  Jr., . 

1  30 

• 

840 

C.  W.  Birch,     . 

1  30 

841 

G.  U.  Brigham, 

1  80 

Carried  forward, 

• 

•00  00 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5. 


45 


STATEMENT— OMKintied: 


No.  of 

No.  of 

» 

Wamuit. 

BolL 

Amoitnt. 

Total. 

RoU  of  29th  Co.— Contioaed. 

Broaght  forward,    • 

•00  00 

• 

342 

W.  C.  Culver,  . 

1  30 

343 

W.  Cobb, 

1  30 

344 

N  8.  Cate, 

1  30 

345 

£.  R  Cheenejr, 

1  30 

346 

T.  Christian,     . 

1  30 

347 

S.  C.  Cobb,      . 

1  30 

348 

E.  S.  Dillewajr,  Jr.,  . 

1  30 

340 

J.  Emerson, 

1  30 

350 

W.  Eaton, 

1  80 

•351 

E.  U.  Gill, 

1  30 

352 

J.  Goodwin, 

1  30 

353 

C.  C.  Gage,      . 

1  30 

, 

354 

J.  N.  Goodnougb,     . 

1  30 

355 

R.  Green, 

1  30 

856 

J.  R.  Grone, 

1  30 

357 

J.  E.  Godfrey,  . 

1  30 

358 

8.  Hill,     • 

1  30 

859 

N.  Haynes, 
H.  Hubbard,     . 

1  30 

360 

1  30 

361 

U.  T.  Hathaway,      . 

i 

1  30 

362 

B.  B.  Kent,       • 

1  30 

363 

H.  C.  Lougee,  .  . 

1  30 

364 

J.  G.  Lowell,    . 

1  80 

365 

P.  Lincoln, 

1  30 

366 

J.  A.  Mone,     . 

1  30 

867 

W.  R  Means,  . 

1  30 

368 

R.  F.  Meant,    . 

1  30 

369 

R.  C.  Mayo,     • 

1  30 

870 

G.  H.  Monson, 

1  30 

371 

W.  B.  Mendum, 

1  30 

372 

G.  N.  Noye8»  2d, 

1  80 

373 

E.  F.  Palmer,  . 

1  30 

374 

H.  J.  Pool, 

1  30 

375 

N.Pratt,  . 

1  80 

376 

J.  Souther, 

1  30 

377 

H.  C.  Starr,      • 

1  30 

378 

D.  McB.  Thaxter,    . 

1  30 

379 

M.  Ventress,     • 

1  30 

• 

380 
881 
382 

G.  C.  B.  Wheeler,    . 
S.  A.  Woods,    . 
T.  S.  Waters,  . 

1  30 
1  30 
1  30 

•547  25 

State  Aid  under  chapter  72, 

Laws  of  1866. 

• 

5 

E.  R.  Harrington,     •        • 

•86  00 

9 

J.  A.  Rich,        •        •        •        • 

36  00 

12 

B.  LitUefield,   .... 

36  00 

Carried  forwar 

d,     . 

m 

•000  00 

46 


TREiLSUEER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


STAT£M£NT^C(m<mtie(2. 


No.  of 
Waitant 


No.  of 
BoU. 


Pocaoii  or  Gorporatioii. 


Amoant. 


Total. 


18 
25 
82 

55 

58 

86 

67 

70 

78 

76 

77 

78 

84 

87 

89 

91 

94 

95 

97 

98 

99 

994 
106 
107 
109 
110 
114 
116 
121 
129 
135 
141 
144 
146 
147 
149 
156 
162 
163 
164 
166 
168 
170 
171 
173 
175 
179 


State  Aid — Cootiimed. 
Brought  forward, 
W.  Andrews, 
£.  Dillon, 
M.  Howland, 
W.  Buck, . 
H.  Day,    . 
£.  F.  O'Brien, 
W.  P.  Price, 

A.  L.  Strong, 
W.  Andrews, 
J.  Buckley, 
W.  Buck, 
£.  S.  Bourne, 

C.  E.  Brown, 
M.  J.  Collins, 

5.  Cloney, 
P.  Carroll, 
£.  Dillon, 
H.  S.  Day, 
J.  Dammers, 
T.  M.  £xley, 
8.  J.  £van8, 
P.  BL  Ford, 
£.  R.  Harrington, 

D.  A.  Hatch, 

6.  R.  Harlow, 
M.  Howland, 

B.  Litchfield, 

C.  A.  Lewis, 
H.  M.  Luther, 

E.  F.  O'Brien, 
W.  P.  Prince, 
H.  R  Swallow, 

F.  S.  Simonds, 
A.  Snow,  • 
A.  L.  Strong, 
L  B.  Stowe, 
A.  M.  Warrow, 
T.  J.  Warren, 
C.  H.  Weston, 
E.  Whitney, 
A.  Woodman, 
I.  C.  Dowling, 
£.  Q.  Andrews, 
R.  Bums, 
P.  Bresnahan, 
S.  M.  Burr, 
Tw  Conway, 

Carried  forward,     • 


•00  00 
86  00 
48  00 
48  00 
48  00 
48  00 
48  00 
48  00 
48  00 
18  00 
24  00 
6  00 

4  00 
9  40 

24  00 
8  00 

5  40 
24  00 

6  00 

8  40 
18  00 

6  40 

6  00 

18  00 

18  00 

18  00 

24  00 

18  00 

18  00 

6  00 

6  00 

6  00 

18  00 

18  00 

24  00 

6  00 

11  00 
18  00 
10  40 

9  80 
9  20 

5  00 

6  00 

12  40 
6  80 

80 
86  00, 
1  80 


1000  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  5. 


47 


STATEMENT— Con<tnu«f. 


No.  of 

No.  of 

• 

Wunxkt, 

BoIL 

Penon  or  CorpontioiL. 

Amount. 

TotoL 

State  Aid — Continued. 

Brought  forward,     . 

•000  00 

182 

£.  Y.  Cronan,  .... 

54  00 

186 

P.  Donovan,     .... 

5  20 

187 

C.  F.  Driscoll,  .... 

4  20 

192 

J.  L.  Finney,    .... 

5  20 

197 

W.  Gould,        .... 

9  60 

198 

C.  H.  Gardner,         ... 

2  20 

201 

S.  R.  Hersev,  .... 

11  00 

208 

W.H.  Moore,  . 

12  00 

209 

E.  McCarten,   .        .        .        . 

5  00 

210 

Geo.  H.  Murray, 

3  80 

218 

N.  S.  Sweet,     .... 

5  60 

219 

W.  £.  Shepard,        .        .        . 

60 

222 

M.  Sullivan,      .... 

72  00 

223 

A.  A.  Stanley, .... 

54  00 

224 

J.  D.  Terry,      .... 

12  00 

227 

C.  Weftflon,       .... 

9  20 

231 

S.  B.  Wright,   .... 

5  07 

232 

C.  B.  Young,    .... 

5  00 

235 

H.  Bodwell,      .        .        .        . 

4  27 

236 

£.  N.  Dean,      .... 

2  00 

238 

A.  K.  Harnu)n, 

60 

239 

S.  A.  Hamilton, 

4  27 

242 

R.  Phillips,        .        .        .        . 

60 

244 

S.  E.  Porter,     .        . 

4  27 

246 

S.  A.  Simmons, 

6  67 

247 

M.  A.  Stacy,    .... 

6  40 

• 

248 

S.  I.  Searey,    .... 
State  Census  Statistics, 

52 

•1,278  07 

378 

A.  C.  White,    .        .        .        . 

•16  50 

384 

J.  Bartlett,        .        .        .        . 

9  00 

386 

Town  of  Belmotit,    . 

105  00 

515 

A.  G.  Belden,  .... 

60  00 

516 

N.  Bamham,    .... 

6  00 

517 

C.  £.  Dewey,    .... 

83  50 

519 

D.U.  Bates',     .        .        .        . 

69  00 

Corporation  Tax, 

299  00 

347 

Town  of  Hingham,  . 

•4  02 

385 

.'-  "Of  WoDum,    . 

8 

42 

of  Buckland, . 

87 

212 

of  Rowe, 

of  Ashfield  for  1866, 
of  Carlisle,     . 
of  Freetown,  • 
of  Hadley,      . 

5  04 
1  45 

51  60 
133  04 

94  70 

of  Hudson, 

10  03 

0 

of  Methuen,   . 

238  64 

of  South  wick, 

of  Williamsboi^,    . 

17  91 
602  56 

1,159  94 

48 


TREASURER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


STATEMENT— CmftRtMd'. 


No.  of 

Vo.  of 

~  ~ 

Wamat 

BoU. 

▲raoaot. 

TotaL 

Savings  Bank  CammisMiofL 

66 

f  •  M.  StOOOy       •            •            •            • 

Clerks  PoUee  Courts. 

•250  00 

60 

C.  Jillaon,         .... 
C<mneH  Pay-RoU. 

270  00 

G 

J.  8.  Brayton,  .        •        •        • 

•ISO  00 

H 

J.  S.  Brayton,  • 

»        • 

86  00 

I 

J.  8.  Brayton,  . 

•        • 

20  00 

J 

J.  8.  Brayton,  • 

1                  a 

96  00 

J 

Wm.  Claflin,    . 

•                  • 

126  00 

K 

Wm.  Claflin,    . 

•                  . 

70  00 

K 

B.  Evans, . 

»                  . 

63  00 

K 

J.  S.  Brayton,  . 

■                  • 

50  00 

591  00 

Slate  Paper  Transpcrtat\ 

Ion. 

wx   w 

688 

H.  B.  Wheelwright, . 

AudUm^s  Incidentals 

1        . 

200  00 

681 

J.  L.  Clarke,    . 

• 

•        • 

14  64 

Expenses  on  €u:cH  State  Aid. 

681 

J.  L.  Clarke,    .... 

State  Aid  to  Families  of  Volun- 
teers payable  to  Cities  and  Towns. 

50  00 

454 

Town  of  Ashfield,     . 

•166  76 

158 

of  Hadley, 

1,700  00 

170 

of  Williamsbaii^,     . 

2,000  00 

186 

of  Southwick, . 

850  00 

193 

of  Ashfield,     . 

300  00 

228 

of  Clarksburg, 

400  00 

1 

of  Acton, 

40  00 

2 

of  Amherst,     . 

no  81 

8 

of  Ashby, 

161  05 

4 

of  Ashland,     . 

343  82 

5 

of  Barnstable, 

201  53 

6 

of  Barre,         • 

119  60 

7 

of  Berlin, 

389  30 

8 

of  Billerica,     . 

213  29 

9 

of  Bridgewater, 

247  63 

10 

of  Bolton, 

46  67 

11 

of  Brighton,    . 

706  40 

12 

of  Cummington, 

34  95 

18 

of  Clarksburg, 

182  80 

14 

of  Carlisle, 

51  16 

15 

of  Dunstable,  • 

56  00 

m 

16 

of  Dana, . 

73  33 

• 

Carried  forwar 

d,     . 

• 

•0,000  00 

1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


49 


StATEMENT— C»n<mt<«d: 


No.  Of 

No.  of 

Wttmuit. 

HolL 

Ponon  or  Oorpontioa. 

AmeoBt. 

TotoL 

» 

StaU  ilu^Continaed. 
Brought  forward,     • 

.      fOOOOO 

17 

Town  of  Enfield, 

185  83 

« 

18 

of  East  Bridgewater, 

121  97 

19 

of  Freetown,  • 

267  48 

20* 

of  Fairhayen, . 

203  27 

21 

of  Groton, 

878  97 

22 

of  Geoigetown, 

185  50 

28 

of  Goshen, 

46  80 

24 

of  Hadley, 

818  57 

25 

of  Hanson, 

8  48 

26 

of  Holliston,    . 

838  54 

• 

27 

of  Lunenburg, 

151  79 

28 

of  Lrnnfield,  . 
of  Aulton, 

26  00 

29 

81  28 

30 

of  North  Bridgewater,    . 

222  09 

81 

of  Oxford, 

158  87 

32 

of  Palmer, 

178  58 

• 

«3 

of  Provincetown,     . 

270  59 

84 

of  Bochester,  . 

42  66 

85 

of  Seekonk,    . 

92  65 

86 

of  Sudbury,    . 

170  68 

37 

of  Southampton,     . 

62  21 

88 

of  Southborongh,    . 

268  81 

89 

of  Sandwich,  . 

174  91 

40 

of  Townsend, . 

54  29 

41 

of  Upton,        ,      •. 
of  Windsor,    . 

12  80 

42 

189  00 

48 

of  Wenham,    . 

126  88 

44 

of  West  Roxbuiy,  . 

868  09 

45 

of  Walpole,     . 

90  15 

•19,065  84 

Disiriet  Attorneys, 

• 

A.  A.  Abbott,  •       '•        • 

• 

860  00 

« 

Affent  of  Board  of  Education 

» 

StUary  and  Expenses, 

686 

B.  G.  Noruimp,    .    •        •  • 

• 

Commissioners  on  T,  Sf  O.  R,  R 

• 

691  67 

687 

J*  M.  Shute,     •        • 

• 

6,891  92 

•85;651  59 

PUBLIC  DOCUMENT No.  6. 


REPORT 


OF  TBS 


AUDITOR   OF  ACCOUNTS 


OF  THX 


€ammanixituW^  d  '^mmtl^BttiB, 


FOB  THE  TEAB  K3IDINO 


DECEMBER    81,    1866. 


BOSTON: 

WRIGHT    &    POTTER,   STATE    PRINTERS, 
No.  4  Spbino  Lamb. 

1867. 


€ommotttDealti)  of  illa00acl)U0ett0. 


Auditor's  Department,  Boston,  ) 
January  15, 1867,      ) 

Hon.  James  M.  Stone,  Weaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives. 

Sir  : — ^I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  to  the  legislature  herewith 
the  Report  of  the  Auditor  of  Accounts,  for  the  year  ending 
December  81,,  1866. 

* 
Very  resp*ectfully, 

Your  obedient  servant, 

HENRY  S.  BBIGGS,  Auditor. 


4  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 


€ommomDealtt)  of  MciBBadfasttts* 


Auditob's  Depabtxent,  Boston,  ) 
January  15, 1867.     ) 

To  the  Honorable  Senate  and  Souse  of  Representatives. 

In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  statutes,  I  have  the 
honor  to  present  the  Eighteenth  Annual  Report  of  the  Auditor 
of  Accounts,  it' being  for  the  year  ending  December  81, 1866. 

By  the  fifth  and  sixth  sections  of  chapter  15  of  the  (General 
Statutes,  it  is  provided  that  ^'  on  or  before  the  fifteenth  day  of 
January,  in  each  year,  the  auditor  shall  submit  to  the  legisla- 
ture a  report  exhibiting  a  ful}  and  accurate  statement  of  t^e 
financial  condition  of  the  Commonwealth,  and  of  the  pecuniary 
transactions  thereof,  during  the  year  ending  on  the  Idst  day  of 
the  preceding  month ; "  and  that 

<^  He  shall  include  in  his  report,  an  estimate  for  the  follow- 
ing year  of  the  ordinary  income  of  the  Commonwealth,  and 
other  means  which  he  may  point  out  for  the  defraying  of  expendi* 
tures,  and  shall  annex  thereto  such  representations  or  sugges- 
tions as  he  may  deem  necessary/' 

The  Act  of  the  year  eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-eight,  chapter 
158,  in  sections  two,  four,  five,  six,  seven,  eight,  nine  and  six- 
teen, not  expressly  repealed  by  the  enactment  of  the  General 
Statutes,  and  which  have  been  understood  to  remain  in  force, 
makes  the  following  provisions : — 

^^  The  annual  report  of  the  auditor  shall  contain  a  sammary  state- 
ment of  the  receipts  into  and  payments  from  the  treasury  of  the  Com- 
monwealth in  each  year.    Said  report  shall  also  contain  a  detailed  and 


f  ' 


1867-]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  5 

pardcalar  statement  of  the  receipts  and  expenditures  belonging  to  each 
year ;  and  for  the  purposes  of  this  statement  the  account  of  receipts 
shall  include^  all  the  revenue  properly  accruing  or  provided  by  law 
during  the  year,  whether  any  part  thereof  be  unpaid  at  the  end  of  the 
year  or  not :  provided,  that  the  amount  of  revenue  thus  unpaid  shall  be 
distinguished  in  the  account.  In  like  manner,  the  account  of  expendi- 
tures in  the  detailed  statement,  shall  include,  first,  the  total  expense 
incurred  during  the  year,  for  the  support  of  all  permanent  departments, 
services  and  institutions ;  and  second,  all  exceptional  and  special  charges 
incurred  foe  objects  ordered  within  the  year,  the  account  being  constructed 
in  such  a  manner  as  to  show  the  total  expenditure  actually  incurred 
vdthin  the  year,  whether  the  same  has  been  paid  during  the  year,  or 
whether  the  whole  or  a  part  thereof  remain  unpaid  at  the  dose  of  the 
year ;  provided  that  the  amounts  paid  and  unpaid  shall  be  properly 
distinguished.  The  variations  between  said  summary  account  and  said 
detailed  account  shall  be  indicated  and  explained  by  proper  notes  and 
references." 

^  The  auditor^s  report,  in  each  year,  shall  show  the  aggregate  amount 
of  funded  debt  at  the  beginning  and  end  of  the  year  respectively,  the 
balance  of  increase  or  decrease,  and  a  statement  of  the  c;attse  of  such 
balance,  and  in  like  manner  shall  show  the  aggregate  amount  of  the 
temporary  loan,  at  the  beginning  an  J  end  of  the  year,  the  balance  of 
increase  or  decrease,  and  a  statement  of  the  cause  of  such  balance. 
The  report  shall  likewise  state  whether  the  ordinary  expenses  of  the 
year  have  exceeded  the  income,  or  the  contrary,  and  show  the  amount 
of  the  balance,  with  an  explanation  of  the  means  by  which  any  deficit 
may  have  been  met,  or  the  purposes  to  which  any  surplus  may  have 
been  applied.'' 

*^It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  auditor  to  include  in  his  report,  the 
items  oC  all  accounts  of  expenditure,  sa  far  as  they  may  be  useful  or 
•interesting  to  the  people  of  the  Commonwealth ;  and  in  particular,  so 
far  as  may  be  practicable,  the  yarious  heads  of  expenditure  shall  be 
separated,  so  as  to  show  the  different  officers  or  boards,  under  ^vrhose 
directions  the  several  portions  of  the  expenditure iiave  been  incurred;* 
all  salaries,  and  other  general  charges  shall  likewise  be  separated,  so  as 
to  show  the  different  classes  of  officers  who  received  the  several  portions 
of  the  expenditure ;  and  no  expenditure  exceeding  five  hundred  dollars, 
shall  be  included  under  any  indefinite  head,  if  it  be  composed  of  separate 
items." 

^The  auditor's  report  shall  annually  contain  a  particular  statement  of 
the  manner  in  whidi  the  moiety  #f  the  income  of  the  school  fund, 
applicable  to  educational  purposes,  has  been  disbursed." 


6  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

'<  The  anditor's  report  shall  hereafter  describe  the  new  investments  of 
anj  portion  of  the  funds  belonging  to  the  Commonwealth,  which  may 
have  been  made  during  the  year." 

"  In  estimating  the  value  of  the  shares  of  Western  Railroad  stock 
belonging  to  the  Commonwealth,  the  treasurer  and  auditor  shall  not 
assign  a  separate  numerical  value  to  (he  rights  in  the  loan  sinking  fund  $ 
and  all  railroad  shares  or  other  securities  shall  be  received  at  their 
market  value  at  the  time  of  making  the  report." 

This  recital  of  the  terms  of  the  statutes  may  be  useful  to 
explain  the  statements,  summary  and  detailed,  presented  in 
this  Report,  conforming  mainly  in  their  form  and  arrangement 
to  the  system  adopted  in  the  year  succeeding  the  statute  of 
eighteen  hundred  and  fifty-eight,  and  which  has  been  uuiformlj 
followed  in  the  successive  reports  down  to  the  present  time. 

RECEIPTS  AND  PAYMENTS  IN  1866. 

The  gross  amount  of  receipts  into  the  treasury  during  tho 
year  ending  December  31, 1866,  was  $18,501,810.68,  including 
the  balance  of  $959,378.77  on  hand  at  the  beginning  of  the 
year ;  and  the  payments  therefrom  during  the  same  period, 
amounted  to  $16,324,642.99,  leaving  i^  balance  on  hand  January 
1, 1867,  amounting  to  $2,177,lp7.6&. 

Of  the  total  receipts,  as  above  stated,  the  sum  of  $5,437,- 
214.39  ^accrued  on  account  of  ordinary  revenue ;  and 
$12,105,222.52  on  account  of  trust  and  other  funds,  including 
deposit  and  temporary  loans. 

The  ordinary  revenue  in  the  classification  adopted  from  the 
usage  of  former  years  ia  made  up  mainly  of  the  bank  tax, 
savings  banks  tax,  direct  State  tax  of  the  year,  and  so  much  as  ^ 
remains  unpaid  of  that  of  the  preceding  year,  corporation  and 
eoal  Aid  mining  oempanies  tax,  insurance  taxes,  from  alien 
passengers,  receipts  from  State!  prison,  income  of  Union  Loan 
Sinking  Fund,  premium  and  accrued  interest  on  scrip  issued, 
and  interest  on  deposits. 

Of  the  total  payments  there  were  disbursed  on  account  of 
expenses  payable  from  the  ordinary  revenue  the  sum  of 
$6,877,720.85 ;  and  on  account  of  various  funds,  $9^446,922.14. 

A  more  particular  enumeraflon  of  the  sources  of  these 
receipts,  and  the  objects  for  which  the  payments  were  made,  is 
given  in  Statements  IX.,  X.,  XI.  and  XII.  of  this  Report. 


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It  should  be  observed,  that  of  the  revenue  as  stated, 
•858,248.01  is  only  a  nominal  receipt,  it  being  that  portion 
of  the  corporation  tax  which  is  collected  for  and  refunded  to 
the  various  cities  and  towns. 

BEVEl<rUE  AND  EXPENSES  FOB  1867. 

Tlie  ordinary  revenue  for  the  year  1867  is  estimated  to  be 
$1,088,000.  The  sources  of  this  revenue  will  be  more  particu- 
larly examined  when  the  general  subject  of  revenue  is  con- 
sidered ;  and  the  details  upon  which  the  estimate  is  based  will 
be  found  in  Statement  lY.  of  this  Report. 

The  uncertain  character  of  this  estimate  in  the  most  consid- 
erable item  of  revenue,  that  from  the  Corporation  Tax,  is 
obvious  upon  a  consideration  of  the  many  contingencies  to 
which  the  value  of  stocks  and  the  rate  of  taxation  are  subject. 
The  income  of  the  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund  is  not  included. 

Previous  to  the  enactment  of  the  General  Statutes,  the 
Auditor  was  required  to  submit  an  estimate  of  the  expenses, 
distinguishing  the  ordinary  and  current  from  the  extraordinary. 
Although  this  requirement  was  dropped  in  the  revision  of  the 
statutes  in  1859,  and  it  might  be  inferred  thai  this  estimate 
was  no  longer  expected  or  desired,  I  find  that  my  predecessors 
have  invariably  presented  the  statement,  and  I  have  followed 
the  precedent,  although  it  must  necessarily  be  made  subject  to 
the  contingencies  of  the  legislation  of  the  year. 

The  ordinary  expenses  of  the  year,  made  up  principally  of 
the  cost  of  maintaining  the  State  government,  the  support  of 
charitable  and  reformatory  and  correctional  institutions,  for 
the  militia,  and  military  departments,  and  State  police,  are 
estimated  at  $2,360,000. 

The  expenses  for  the  last  year  of  this  class  have  been  taken 
as  the  basis  of  this  estimate.  While  no  inciease  over  those  of 
last  year  is  contemplated,  it  is  thought  there  may  be  a  reduction 
to  the  amount  of  abojut  $60,000  in  the  legislative,  charitable, 
and  military  departments. 

The  expenses  denominated  extraordinary  or  exceptional  arc 
so  classified  to  distinguish  them  from  those  which  under  existing 
laws  are  perpetual ;  while,  as  to  the  other  class,  their  continu- 
ance is  limited  to  a  period  which,  though  certain  to  come,  is 
not  yet  definitely  determined. 


1 


8  /AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

Theso  expenses  for  the  current  year  are  estimated  to  be 
$3,998,000  ;  which,  added  to  the  ordinary,  makes,  after  deduct- 
ing the  amount  of  ordinary  revenue,  the  sum  of  $4,975,000  as 
the  balance  of  expenses. 

This  sum  may  be  reduced  by  so  much  of  the  cash  on  hand  as 
may  not  be  needed  for  appropriations  for  1866  not  yet  called 
for,  say  $200,000 ;  leaying.the  amount  to  be  provided  for  by 
the  legislature,  $4,775,000. 

The  particular  of  the  estimated  extraordinary  expenses  are 
as  follows : — 

State  aid  to  disabled  soldiers  and  sailors,  .        .  $1,220,000  00 

Interest  on  public  debt,  includ.  premium  on  gold,  1,520,000  00 

Payment  to  Sinking  Funds,      ....  288,000  00 

Troy  and  Greenfield  Rdlroad,          .        ...  600,000  00 

Charitable,       .        •        .  •     .        .        .        .  15,000  00 

Military— Soldiers'  Home  and  State  Agency,     .  20,000  00 
Printing-^Census  Returns  and  Adjutant-Gen« 

oral's  Reports, 40,000  00 

#  • 

^  PUBUO  DEBT. 

The  total  debt  of  the  State  on  the  1st  of  January,  1867, 
funded  and  temporary,  was  $27,847,187.41.  The  amount 
funded  is  $24,899,224.25. 

Of  this  amount,  it  may  be  assumed  that  there  is  provided 
for  by  sinking  funds,  and  by  the  Eastern  ^pd  Norwich  and 
W.orcester  Railroad  Corporations,  $19,868,888. 

The  loans  *  included  in  this  class  are.  Western  Railroad 
sterling  bonds.  Eastern  Railroad  bondS;  Norwich  and  Wor- 
cester Railroad  bonds.  State  Almshouse  scrip.  State  House 
scrip,  Lunatic  Hospital  and  State  Prison  scrip,  Fife  and  Six  per 
cent,  scrip  of  1861  JJnion  Fund  Loans,  Back  Bay  Loan,  Bounty 
Fund  Loan,  and  Massachusetts  War  Fund  Loan  of  1866. 

This  leaves,  unprovided  for  of  the  funded  debt,  $8,479)680, 
and  the  temporary  debt,  $4,008,619:41 ;  in  all,  $7,488,299.41, 
except  so  far  as  a  part  of  the  cash  on  hand  may  be  applied  in 
taking  up  temporary  loans. 

The  temporary  debt  is  made  up  of  the  Three 
Years'  Loan, $1,065,656  25 


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Deposit  Loan,  *        .  ' $1,102,232  24 

7  per  cent.  Loan,     .        •        .        .    '    .        .    1,842,905  92 
And  a  small  balance  of  the  7.80  Loan,      .        .  2,825  00 

« 
One  of  the  duties  of  the  Auditor,  before  enumerated,  is  to 
show  in  his  Report  ^^  the  balance  of  increase  or  decrease  of  the» 
funded  debt,  and  a  statement  of  the  cause  of  such  balance ; '' 
auQ  so  of  the  temporary  loan. 

The  whole  debt,  as  stated  in  the  Report  df  the 
Auditor  for  January  1, 1866,  was        .        .  923,047,873  36 

27,347,187  41 
4,299,314  05 


It  was,  January  1, 1867, 
Showing  an  incr^e  of  . 


The  funded  debt  in  1866  was . 
It  is  now  .... 
Showing  an  increase  of  •  .     • 


The  temporary  debt  in  1866  was 
It  is  now        . '      .        •        ^ 
Showing  an  increase  of  . 


$19,056,435.  5& 

23,848,568  00 

4,287,132  44 

$?,991,487  80 

4,003,619  41 

12,181  61 


The  increase  of  the  funded  debt  is  thus  accounted  for : 


Issue  of  Bounty  Fund  Loan  scrip,  • 
Issue  of  Massachusetts  War  Fund  scrip^ 
Apparent    increase  in  loan  to  Western  and 
Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroads  by  the  dififer- 
ence  between  sterling  currency  reduced  to 
federal,  at  ^M  per  £,  instead  of  $4.44,  as 
heretofore  ^computed,  .  .      .        .        . 
Total  increase, 

It  has  been  diminished,  by  payment  of  Eastern 
Railroad  scrip,    .    '    .        .        $75,000  00 
Scrip  of  1856,        .        .        .  .      100,000  00 ' 
Total  decrease,       .        .        .       — — — . 


$1,996,500  00 
2,113,000  00 


401,760  44 
4,511,260  44 


176,000  00 


Showing  the  balance  of  increase  to  be 


.    $4,386,260  44 


2 


10  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

This  statement  shows  the  increase  to  be  greater  bj  about 
$50,000  than  appears  by  a  compiarison  of  the  whole  amount  on 
the  Ist  of  January,  186.^,  with  that  on  the  1st  of  January  of  the 
current  year.  I  am  not  able  to*  account  for  this  difference.  I 
have  taken  the  statement  of  the  issues  of  scrip  during  the  year 
f^om  the  treasury  department,  and  the  amount  of  debt  for 
1866  from  the  officitd  Report  of  the  Auditor.  It  may  |pe  that 
the  apparent*  difference  results  from  a  complication  of  accounts 
involved  in  issuing  scrip  in  one  year  on  account  of  transactions 
of  another.. 

It  is  impracticable  to  give  the  details  of  the  operations  of  the 
treasury  department  in  the  management  of  the  temporary 
debt,  naturally  and  necessarily  fluctuating  ift  amount  from 
week  to  week.  It  will  be  seen  that  its  aggregate  does  not 
materially  differ  from  that  of  January  1, 1866,  although  tliat 
which  then  existed  has  for  the  most  part  been  converted  into 
permament  loans,  while  its  place  has  been  supplied  by  new 
obligations,  somewhat  different  in  form  and  conditions,  made 
necessary  by  new  exigencies. 

It  may  be  stated  generally  that  new  loans  have*  been  necessary 
to  meet  demands  upon  the  treasury,  because  appropriations  for 
which  special  provisions  were  intended  but  not  made,  have 
been  met  by  payments  from  the  ordinary  receipts,  and  because 
the  expenditures,  as  well  ordinary  as  exceptional,  and  those 
authorized  by  special  legislation,  have  been  greatly  in  excess  of 
estimates  made  when  the  State  tax  was  assessed,  while  the 
receipts  of  revenue  have  been  as  far  below  the  estimate. 

Ftom  the  foregoing  statement  of  debts  provided  for,  there 
should  be  excepted  the  payments  for  premium  on  gold  required 
to  pay  the  interest  on  the  whole  of  it,  except  the  Massachusetts 
War  Loan,  and  so  much  of  the  principal  of  the  Eastern  Railroad 
Loan  as  falls  due  in  1867.  Tliis  addition  is  none  the  less 
appreciable  because  it  is  exceptional,  and  does  not  appear  on 
the  face  of  the  scrip. 

That  part  of  the  debt  provided  for  by  sinking  funds,  which 
depend  wholly  or  in  part  for  their  increase  and  completion 
upon  annual  legislation  and  taxation,  is  made  up  of  the  Bounty 
Fund  Loans  and  the  War  Fund  Loan. 

The  part  of  the  funded  debt  for  which  no  provision  is  made  con- 
sists of  consolidation  statutes  scrip,  six  per  cent,  scrip  of  1856, 


18670  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  11 

five  and  six  per  cent,  scrip  of  1861  for  funding  the  public  debt^ 
Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Loan,  and  Coast  Defence  Loan. 
It  is  true  that  the  treasurer's  books  show  an  account  of  a 
f  mall  sinking  fund  for  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  debt ; 
but  it  is  doubtful  whether^  since  the  road  has  come  into  the 
possession  of  the  State  there  is  any  provision  for  the  continu* 
ancd  of  this  fund ;  and  in  any  event  it  is  so  small,  and  the 
annual  increase  comparatively  so  insignificant,  that  the  debt 
should  not  be  excepted  from  the  class  in  which  k  has  been 
placed.  Neither  does  the  change  from  the  relation  of  mortga- 
gee to  that  of  absolute  owner,  if  this  is  the  present  relation  of 
the  State,  thereby  make  any  specific  provision  for  this  debt, 
however  much  it  may  add  to  the  resources  which  may  be 
generally  available  for  the  payment  of  its  indebtedness.  Of 
the  unprovided  for  funded  debt  there  falls  due, — 

In  1868, .'        .     190,000  00 

1869, 1,065,656  00 

1870,  .       t        .        .        .        :        .       ..     260,000  00 

1872, 100,000  00 

None  of  the  balafice  matures  until  1883,  when  the  Coast 
Defence  Loan  of  $888,000  is  payable. 

A  more  detailed  statement  of  the  public  debt  is  presented, 
as  likely  to  be  *^  useful  and  interisting  to  the  people." 

The  first  in  the  or^er  of  arrangement,  and  in  date,  is  the 
loan  to  the  Western  Railroad  Corporation,  which  is  so  well 
understood,  both  in  its  origin,  and  in  the  ample  provision 
made  for  its  payment,  that  no  further  notice  is  necessary. 


• 


Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Corporation, 

Following  this  is  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Loan  of 
$1,720,680.  The  early  history  of  this  loan  is  also  too  well 
known  to  need  further  attention.  Its  present  condition,  and 
the  relations  of  the  State  may  not  be  so  generally  or  so  fully 
understood.  There  have  been  executed  to  the  State  three 
Mortgages  to  secure* this  loan,  which  are  held  to  cover  the  road 
in  its  presont  location ;  but  here  as  elsewhere  in  the  considera- 
tion of  this  subject,  the  State  will  be  treated  as  the  owner  of 
the  road.  Thdre  is  one  view  of  the  subject,  however,  in  which 
the  mortgage  and  other  securities  may  be  important.    If  the 


12  AUDITOE^S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

proTiso  in  the  statute  of  1862,  passed  subsequently  to  the  date 
of  the  last  mortgage,  is  still  in  force,  the  companj  has  a  right 
of  redemption,  which  will  continue  for  ten  years  after  the  road 
and  tunnel  shall  have  been  completed  and  opened  for  usej* 
The  mortgages  were  given  to  secure  the  payment  of  the 
$2,000,000  loan,  which  was  all  that  bad  been  authorized  up  to 
the  date  of  the  last  mortgage  ;  viz.,  March,  1862.  • 

Of  this  security  the  committee  on  railways  and  canals  in  a 
special  report  on  this  subject  say,  that  until  the  tunnel  is 
completied,  it  is  only  valuable  to  the  extent  of  the  value  of  the 
materials  of  the  superstructure. 

Beside  the  mortgage  security,  there  is  a  provision  that  the 
interest  on  scrip  to  the  amount  of  $200,000  issued  for  the 
purchase  of  the  Southern  Vermont  Railroad,  shall  be  paid  from 
receipts  of  interest  on  bonds  issued  by  that  road,  and  frotn  so 
much  of  the  receipts  from  the  rent  of  said  road  as  may  be 
necessary ;  and  that  the  balance  of  said  rent  shall  be  applied 
to  the  sinking  fund  of  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad.  This 
it  will  be  seen  does  provide  for  the  payment  of  interest  on 
$200,000  of  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Loan,  and  that 
there  is  a  balance  of  about  $1,500  per  annum  applicable  to  the 
sinking  fund. 

The  commissioners  on  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  in 
their  report- of  January  1,  18^,  say,  that  under  the  contract 
made  with  connecting  roads, -which  provides  that  one-fifth 
of  the  gross  earnings  of  those  roads  on  business  which  may 
pass  through  the  tunnel  or  over  any  part  of  the  Troy  and  Green- 
field* Railroad  east  of  North  Adams,  shall  be  paid  to  the 
State  so  long  as  such  papnents  shall  be  necessary  to  make 
the  investment  by  the  State  yield  a  net  income  of  six  per  cent., 
^^  it  is  expected  that  the  whole  of  this  contribution  will  not  be 
needed  very  long ;"  *  *  "  and  that  ultimately  sufficient. revenue 
for  this  purpose  will  be  derived  from  the  Troy  and  Greenfield 
Railroad  alone.'' 

Since  this  expectation  was  expressed  it  is  understood  that 
the  commissioners  have  estimated  that  it  will'  require  twelve 
years  to  complete  the  tu<mel,  and  that  the  aggregate  of  future 
cost,  exclusive  of  interest,  will  be  $8,610,000.  This  would 
seem  to  present  a  prospect  of  a  somewhat  long  .postponement 
of  any  practical  results  from  these  contracts. 


1867.]  PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No-  6.  18 

To  recur  to  the  mor<|;ag6, — ^it  is  difficult  to  perceive  bow  it 
can  be  beld  to  cover  advances  made  after  foreclosure,  and  wbicb 
tbe  State  was  under  no  obligation  to  make.  Tbe  attomey- 
generaly  in  an  opinion  given  in  1862,  says  that  for  future 
advances  additional  assurances  may  be  desirable.  This  was- 
before  possession  was  taken  or  authorized  by  tlie  Act  of  1862. 
About  one  million  and  a  half  of  the  $2,200,000  authorized  had 
been  issued  before  the  entry  for  possession,  and  the  $750,000 
issued  after  the  commissioners  had  control  of  the  work,  in 
behalf  of  the  State,  can  hardly  be  considered  as  having  been 
advanced  to  the  corporation. 

Eastern  Railroad  and  Norwich  and  Worcester  Railroad  Bonds. 

These  loans  are  amply  secured,  and  the  interest  and  install 
ments  of  the  principal  as  they  become  due  ar^pfomptly  paid 
by  the  companies.  There  will  be,  however,  so  long  as  the 
currency  of  the  couutry  is  so  depreciated,  an  annual  charge 
upon  the  State,  for  the  difference  between  currency*  and  the 
price  of  gold  coin,  in  the  payment  of  the  interest  on  these  loans, 
and  of  so  much  of  the  principal  as  matures.  This  comes  from 
the  voluntary  undertaking  of  the  State,  ia  1862,  to  pay  all  its 
bonds  and  interest  in  gold,  while  it  is  held  by  the  raibx>ad 
companies  that  the  condition  of  their  obligations  to  save  the 
State  harmless  from  liability  on  account  of  its  loans,  is  fulfilled 
by  furnishing  the  funds  to  pay  interest  and  principal  in  lawful 
money,  (currenc^y.)  Whatever  may  be  thought  of  the  equity 
of  such  a  claim,  it  does  liot  appear  to  have  been  considered 
sufficiently  weak  as  a  legal  position,  to  justify  legal  proceed- 
ings agauist  the  companies. 

• 

SUUe  Almshouse  five  per  cent,  scrips  $210,0t)0. 

The  laws  authorizing  this  loan  and  providingfor  its  payment 
by  a  sinking  fund,  are  the  Acts  of  1852,  chapter  275  ;  1853, 
chapter  852;  and  1854,  chapter  855.  The  first  authorized 
the  building  of  three  almshouses  and  repairing  the  buildings 
on  Bainsford  Island,  and  provided  for  a  loan  on  twentjiyears' 
scrip  of  $100,000,  and  that  $3,000  annually  should  be  reserved 
from  the  amount  received  from  alien  passengers  to  constitute 
a  sinking  fund.    The  Act  of  1858  provided  for  $60,000  to  be 


14  AUDITOR'S  BEPOET.  [Jan. 

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raised  bj  similar  issues  of  scrip^  to  make  up  deficiencies  in 
former  appropriations  and  for  furnishing  and  equipping  the 
buildings.  The  Act  of  1854  provided  for  raising  $50,000* 
more  upon  the  same  terms,  to  make  up  deficiencies  in  the 
general  appropriations  for  the  several  almshouses,  and  for  the 
payment  of  debts  incurred  and  contracts  entered  into  for  the 
building  and  furnishing  them ;  and  directed  that  an  additional 
$8,000  should  be  paid  annually  from  the  same  source  to  tlie 
sinking  fund.  This  fund,  on  the  first  day  of  January,  1867, 
amounted  (par  value,)  to  $108,887.92,  and  at  the  present 
rate  of  increase  will  be  sufficient,  or  very  nearly  so,  to  extin- 
guish the  debt. 

Enlargement  of  State  House  five  per  cent,  scrip^  $165,000. 

Sixty-five  thousand  dollars  of  the  above  amount  was  issued 
under  chapter*91,  Acts,  1853,  *^  in  order  to  defray  the  expense 
incurred  in  the  erection  on  the  north  side  of  the  State  house, 
of  a  fire-proof  building  to  connect  with  the  main  edifice."  By  the 
Act  of  1854,  chapter  452,  $100,000  was  appropriated  for  the 
same  purpose  and  for  heating  appar&tus,  and  scrip,  for  that 
amount  authorized.  The  redemption  of  this  scrip,  together 
with  other  to  be  hereafter  noticed,  is  secured  by  the  ^^  Debt 
Extinguishment  Fund,"  established  by  chapter  197  of  the  Acts 
of  lj357,  by  which  it  is  provided  that  after  the  payment  inthat 
year  of  the  scrip  issued  for  subscription  to  stock  of  the 
Western  Railroad,  the  residue  of  the  securities  in  the  ^Western 
Railroad  stock  sinking  fund,  together  with  tl\e  balance  of  the 
Western  Railroad  stock  belonging  to  the  State,  and  the  claim 
upon  the  general  government  for  military  services,  shall  be 
set  apart  for  the  extinguishment  of  that  part  of  the  State  scrip 
issued  for  the  enlargement  of  the  State  house  and-  State 
prison,  and  for  the  establishment  of  thd  State  Reform  School, 
and  the  Lunatic  Hospitals  at  Taunton  and  Northampton,  and 
that  the  income  from  said  fund,  except  the  dividends  on  the 
Western  Railroad  stocks  should  be  added  to  the  principal 
until  the  sum  should  become  equal  to  the  amount  of  the 
sev^ra^  parcels  of  scrip,  the  redemption  of  which  was  to  be 
provided  for.  This  fund,  if  undisturbed,  will  answer  the 
purpose  contemplated. 


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Taunton  Lunatic  Hospital  and  State  Prison  five  per  cent,  scrip 

o/ 1864^-$94,O0O. 

Chapter  480  of  the  Acts  of  1854,  simply  authorizes  this 
amount  of  scrip  ^^  in  order  *to  provide  means  for  completing 
and  furnishing  the  hospital  at  Taunton,  and  purchasing  land 
in  connection  with  the  State  prison  at  Gharlestown^i^  and  it  is 
a  part  of  the  debt  which  the  Debt  Extinguishment  Fund  will 
liquidate. 

Six  per  cent,  scrip  of  1856. 

This  was  issued  for  funding  the  unfunded  debt  then  existing. 
Scrip  to  the  amount  of  one  thousand  dollars  of  this  loan,  due 
in  1862,  is  outstanding,  because  it  has  not  been  presented 
for  payment,  and  is  supposed  to  be  lost. 

Northampton  Lunatic  Hospital  six  per^cent.  ^cnp,  $200,000.  • 

'  This  was  issued  under  chapters  282  and  288  of  the  Acts  of 
1857,  to  defray  the  expense  of  establishing  and  completing  a 
hospital  for  the  insane  in  Western.  Massachusetts,  and  is  also 
provided  for  by  the  Debt  Extinguishment  Fund. 

Consolidation  Statutesi  five  per  cent,  scrip^  $150,000. 

'  The  purpose  of  the  loan  appears  in  the  title  of  the  Act, 
chapter  293,  Acts  1859.  There  is  as  yet  no  provision  for  its 
payment. 

Scrip  of  1861—1800,000.      ♦ 

The  law  authorizing  the  debt  represented  by  this  scrip  is 
chapter  198  of  1861,  entitled  ^^  An  Act  making  provision  for 
the  unfunded  debt  of  the  Commonwealth  and  for  other 
purposes."  The  scrip  is  made  redeemable  in  tliree  equal  sums, 
in  1868,  1870,  1872.  Of  the  whole  amount  $53,000  was 
negotiated  at  five  per  cent. — the  balance  at  six  per  cent,  interest. 
No  specific  provision  has  been  made  for  its  payment. 

Back  Bay  five  per  cent.  Loan^  $220,000. 

This  loan  was  authorized  by  chapter  200  of  Acts,  1860  and 
chapter  15,  of  186^.  The  first  named  Act  provided  for  $500,000 
issue  of  scrip,  which  by  tlie  subsequent  Act  was  reduced 
to  $250,000.    The  Act  of  1860  is  entitled ''  An  .Act  for  the 


16  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.     .  [Jan. 

more  speedy  filling  of  the  lands  in  the  Back  Bay."  Its  payment 
was  proTided  for  by  a  sinking  fdnd  to  be  created  by  reserving 
^^  the  moiety  of  the  proceeds  of  sales  previously  applicable  by 
law  to  improvements  after  meeting  the  interest  on  the  scrip 
and  certain  other  specified  charges,  together  with  all  premiums 
that  might  be  realized  on  the  sale  of  scrip,  until  the  fund  so 
created  was  equal  to  the  amount  of  scrip  issued."  That  limit 
was  reached  some  time  since.  I  understand  that  the  income 
of  this  fund  is  in  the  treasurer's  department  appropriated  to 
the  payment  of  interest  on  the  scrip. 

The  portion  of  the  debt  now  to  be  examined  was  contracted 
for  expenses  incurred  in  connection  with  the  war  of  the  rebel- 
lion, and  is  as  follows : 

Vhion  Fund  five  and  six  per  cent.  Loan^  1861-2—93,600,000. 

Three  millions  of  this  amount  was  authorized  by  chapter 
216  of  1861 — ^^  An  Act  to  provide  for  the  maintenance  of  the 
Union  and'  Constitution"  approved  May,  21,  1861.  By  its 
terms  were  ratified  and  confirmed  protyious  contracts  and  pay- 
ments for  raising  equipping  and  transporting  troops,  and  the 
governor  and  council  were .  invested  with  full  authority  to 
continue  the  expenditure,  including  payment  of  troops.  The 
scrip  was  made  redeemable  in  not  less  than  ten  nor  more  than 
thirty  years,  and  was  negotiated  for  various  periods,  ranging 
from  ten  to  sixteen  years — nearly  half  of  the  amount  falling 
due  in  1876.  Chapter  147  of  the  Acts  of  1862  simply 
increases  the  amount  by  $600,000,  which  was  negotiated  at 
five  per  cent.,  and  matures  in  1877-8. . 

The  payment  of  this  debt  is  provided  for  by  Acts  of 
1861,  chapter  209,  and  1862,  chapter  80,  creating  a  sinking 
fund.  By  the  statute  last  nat&ed,  all  scrip,  certificates  of 
debt  and  money,  received  by  the  Commonwealth  from  the 
United  States  under  the  provisions  of  the  former  Act,  are 
pledged  and  held  as  part  of  the  sinking  fund,  and  the  principal 
of  the  same  is  to  be  applied  for  the  redemption  of  the  scrip ; 
and  there  is  to  be  raised  by  taxation  in  each  year,  commencing 
with  1868,  a  sum  equal  to  one-tenth  of  the  difference  between 
the  amount  of  scrip  issued  and  the  maiiet  value  of  the 
securities  and  moneys  received  from  the  United  States.  This 
fuqd,  on  the  1st  of  January,  1867,  taking  the  par  value  of  the 


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securities  in  which  it  is  invested,  was  $3,184,593.85.  It  is 
now  more  than  sufficient  to  pay  the  debt  at  its  maturity  if  it 
is  allowed  to  increase  by  the  yearly  addition  to  it  of  its  own 
income,  according  to  what  appears  to  be  the  provisions  of 
existing  laws  relating  to  the  subject.  The  judgment  of  the 
treasurer's  department  is  different,  an^  transfers  the  income  to 
the  general  revenue,  leaving  the  difference  between  the  amount 
of  the  fund  and  that  of  the  scrip  to  be  provided  for  by  taxation. 
It  is  true  there  might  be  authority  found  for  the  course 
pursued,  in  the  Act  of  1862,  but  a  subsequent  Resolve,  (chapter 
28,  section  4,)  of  the  same  year,  appears  to  control  the  former 
by  providing  that  in  all  cases  for  which  no  other  provision  is 
made  by  law,  the  income  or  any  surplus  thereof,  of  all  funds, 
shall  be  added  to  the  principal.  A  computation  will  show  that 
at  five  per  cent,  compound  annual  interest  (most  of  its  securities 
are  six  per  cents.,  and  the  interest  payable  semi-annually,)  about 
$2,828,100  would  provide  for  the  payment  of  this  loan  as  it 
falls  due ;  and  at  six  per  cent,  only  $2,140,200  would  be 
required.  If  the  income  continues  to  go  into  the  general 
revenue  account  there  will  be  required  under  existing  laws,  an 
annual  tax ; — $41,950  for  the  current  year,  and  gradually 
diminishing  as  the  annual  addition  of  such  tax  by  so  much 
lessens  the  difference  between  the  amount  of  the  scrip  and  the 
principal  of  the  fund.  The  natural  and  simplest  arrangement 
is,  as  I  respectfully  suggest,  to  retain  the  amount  which  with 
its  annual  increase  would  extinguish  the  debt  at  maturity,  and 
transfer  the  balance,  which  would  be  about  $850,000,  to  some 
other  purpose  ;  an  appropriate  one  being  the  establishment  of 
a  similar  fund  for  some  of  the  other  war  loans,  where  such 
funds  do  not  now  exist,  or  are  inadequately  provided  for. 

Bounty  Fund  five  per  cent.  Loan,  1863— $200,000. 

The  Act  authorizing  this  loan,  is  chapter  91  of  1863,  and 
provided  for  raising  a  sum  not  exceeding  $1,500,000.  It  was 
limited  in  its  application  to  the  payment  of  hounties  and 
expenses  of  recruiting.  Its  sinking  fund  is  founded  on  an 
annual  tax  equal  to  one-tenth  of  the  amount  drawn  from  the 
fund.  The  scrip  was  to  run  for  not  less  than  ten  nor  more 
than  thirty  years;  'and  the  only  issue  made  was  for  twenty 
years.    The  present  value  of  this  sinking  fund  is  only  to  be 

3 


18  AUDITOE^S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

ascertained  by  a  computation,  as  in  the  accounts  of  the 
treasurer,  it  is  merged  in  the  fund  for  the  Bounty  Loan  of 
1864,  which  is  constituted  on  a  diffbrent  basis.  Under  this 
arrangement  the  requirement  of  the  law  is  substantially  com- 
plied with  by  the  annual  payment  to  the  last  named  fund  of 
$20,000,  appropriated  from  the  general  revenue. 

Bounty  Fund  five  per  cent.  Loan^  1864-5-6—18,576,372,  pay- 

able  in  1894. 

The  original  Act  authorizing  this  loan  is  chapter  813  of 
1864,  although  the  expenditures  were  made  under  the  Act  of 
1868,  chapter  254 — ^the  law  whicli  provided  for  the  payment 
of  the  $325  and  other  bounties.  The  Act  of  1865  only 
changed  the  terms  of  the  loan  so  that  the  scrip  might  bo 
expressed  in  sterling  currency,  in  which  the  last  issue  was 
negotiated.  The  Act  of  1863  restricted  the  expenditures  for 
which  the  funds  were  to  be  raised  to  the  payment  of  bounties ; 
that  of  1864  includes  the  expenses  incurred  under  any  other 
laws  authorizing  the  payment  of  bounties,  and  some  of  these 
other  laws  contain  provisions  for  other  military  expenses  beside 
bounties.  It  is  expressly  stipulated  in  this  Act  that  the  interest 
shall  be  payable  in  gold,  and  that  the  principal  at  maturity 
shall  be  paid  in  gold.  The  sinking,  fund  is  constituted  as 
follows :  first,  there  is  to  be  paid  to  it  all  dividends  which  may 
be  received  on  shares  of  stock  in  the  Western  Railroad,  and 
the  excess  of  the  proceeds  of  such  sales  of  said  stock  as  it  may 
be  necessary  to  sell  for  the  payment  of  the  debt,  secured  by 
the  Debt  Extinguishment  Fund :  second,  the  net  receipts  from 
sales  of  Back  Bay  Lands,  and  including  the  portion  formerly 
payable  to  the  School  Fund ;  and  third,  there  is  to  be  raised  by 
taxation  an  amount  sufficient,  together  with  the  receipts  from 
the  two  other  sources,  to  make  three  per  cent,  of  the  scrip 
issued.  There  is  a  proviso  that  the  tax  may  be  omitted  «when 
the  fund  has  reached  an  amount  which,  with  its  increase,  will 
be  sufficient  to  pay  the  debt  at  its  maturity. 

Another  form  of  statement  of  the  whole  Bounty  Fund  Loan 
is  as  follows : — 

Dollar  bonds, •       .  $4,579,500  00 

^£413,300  sterling  bonds  issued  1865,        .        .    2,000,372  00 
£412,500       «  "         "     1866,        .        .    1,990,500  00 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  19 

The  amount  of  sinking  fund,  Jan.  1, 1867,  was, 
par  value,     .        .        .        .        •        .        .    8896,498  25 

The  amount  received  during  the  year  1866,  from 

railroad  dividends, 72,171  00 

From  proceeds  of  sale  of  land,         .        •        .         67,738  57 

(hast  Defence  five  per  cent.  Loan,  1863-4,  $888,000. 

Chapter  118  of  the  Acts  of  1868  enacts  that  any  portion  or  the 
whole  of  the  sum  therein  appropriated,  viz.,  not  exceeding  one 
million  dollars,  may  be  used  in  the  purchase  or  manufacture  of 
ordnance,  or  in  the  building  or  equipping  of  iron-clads  or  other 
steamers,  £c.,  for  the  defence  of  the  coast  of  Massachusetts.  A 
Besolve  of  1864,  chapter  78,  authorizes  the  payment  of 
expenses  incurred  by  cities  and  towns  for  coast  defence  from 
this  fund.  By  sundry  6ther  Besolves  of  1864r-5,  there  have 
been  appropriated,  from  the  proceeds  of  the  sale  of  this  scrip, 
9107,000  for  the  improvement  of  Plymouth  and  Provincetown 
harbors.  Of  this  amount,  $10,000  have  been  actually  paid. 
The  amount  which  has  been  expended  for  coast  defence  proper 
is  $414,087.55.  The  balance  not  otherwise  appropriated,  viz., 
$866,912.42,  is  in  the  treasury,  subject  to  draft  for  the  pur- 
poses originally  designed,  or  for  such  other  disposition  as  the 
legislature  may  determine. 

No  provision  is  made  for  the  redemption  of  this  scrip.  The 
claim  upon  the  general  government  for  re-imbursement  of 
these  coast  defence  expenses  is  so  palpably  just,  that  tlie  legis- 
lature might  well  have  anticipated  tliat  the  means  for  paying 
the  debt  would  be  promptly  provided  from  that  source.  But, 
inasmuch  as  no  steps  appear  to  have  been  as  yet  taken  in  this 
direction,  it  is  suggested  that  the  proceeds  of  the  sale  of  a  part 
of  the  ordnance,  for  the  purchase  of  which  by  the  State  the  debt 
was  contracted,  which  has  been  effected  during  the  last  year, 
amounting  to  about  $166,000^  be  set  apart  as  a  sinking  fund  for 
that  purpose.  « 

Massachusetts  War  Fund  six  per  cent.  Loan,  1866,  $2,113,000. 

The  Act  establishing  this  fund,  by  the  issue  of  scrip,  and 
creating  a  sinking  fund  for  its  redemption,  is  chapter  122  of 
tlie  Acts  of  1865,  and  authorizes  the  issue  to  the  amount  of 
ten  millions  of  dollars,  payable  in  lawful  money  of  the-  United 


20  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

States,  in  not  less  than  five  nor  more  than  twentj  years,  at 
an  interest  of  not  more  than  6  per  cent.  The  purpose  of 
the  loan  is  declared  to  be  ^^  providing  for  the  unfunded  debt 
of  the  Commonwealth,  now  existing,  or  that  maj  be  incurred 
for  the  payment  of  bounties  or  other  expenses  on  account  of  the 
war,  a  fund  additional  to  the  Massachusetts  Bounty  Fund." 
The  Sinking  Fund  is  to  be  created  from  the  same  sources  as  in 
the  Bounty  Loan  Fund,  after  the  requirements  of  that  fund 
are  met,  and,  until  that  time,  by  an  annual  tax,  to  the  extent 
of  5  per  cent,  of  the  amount  of  scrip  issued.  Chapter  284  of 
the  Acts  of  1865  gives  the  governor  and  council  power  to 
make  the  interest  payable  in  gold. 

The  foregoing  statement  embraces  the  whole  of  what  is  prop- 
erly denominated  the  Funded  Debt. 

The  Three  Years'  Loan,  so  called,  amounting,  Jan.  1, 1867, 
to  $1,055,656.25,  is  authorized,  by  chapter  82  of  the  Resolves  of 
1866,  which  gives  the  treasurer,  with  the  approval  of  the  gov- 
ernor and  council,  power  to  borrow,  from  time  to  time,  from 
one  to  three  years,  such  sums  as  may  be  required  to  meet  any 
exigency  that  may  arise  In  the  treasury,  at  a  rate  of  interest 
not  exceeding  6  per  cent.,  payable  semi-annually,  principal  and 
interest  payable  in  the  lawful  currency  of  the  United  States. 

In  the  consideration  of  the  Funded  Debt,  it  should  be  remem- 
bered that  the  statute  of  1862  (Chap.  82,)  provides  that ''  the 
interest  and  principal  of  all  scrip  and  bonds  of  the  Common- 
wealth, which  have  been  or  may  hereafter  be  issued,  shall, 
when  due,  be  paid  in  gold  or  silver  coin  ; "  and  the  treasurer 
is  directed  to  procure  coin  as  payments  may  become  due.  The 
prospective  operations  of  the  law  afiect  all  loans  on  scrip  or 
bonds  authorized  since  the  passage  of  the  Act,  except  in  cases 
otherwise  provided.  The  War  Fund  Loan  of  ^865  is  expressly 
excepted  from  this  provision. 

The  importance  of  this  law  may  be  to  some  extent  appre- 
ciated in  yiew  of  the  fact  that,  during  the  year  1866,  the 
payments  for  interest  amounted  to  more  than  $1,257,000,  and 
the  premiums  on  gold  to  nearly  $295,000,  the  first  of  which 
items  is  likely  to  be  increased  for  the  current  year. 

The  remaining  temporary  loans  are  the  Seven  Per  Cent  Loan, 
amounting  to  $1,842,905.92,  and  the  Deposit  Loan,  amounting 
to  $1,102,832.24,  beside  a  small  balance  yet  outstanding  of  the 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  21 

7.30  Loan.  These  loans  are  negotiated  under  the  usual  power 
given  to  the  treasurer,  by  special  Act  or  Resolve  in  each  year, 
to  borrow,  in  anticipation  of  the  revenue,  such  sums  as  may  be 
required  for  the  payment  of  the  ordinary  demands  upon  the 
treasury,  at  a  rate  of  interest  not  exceeding  7^^  per  cent,  per 
annum,  and  which  he  is  required  to  pay  as  soon  as  money  suffi- 
cient for  tlie  purpose,  and  not  otherwise  appropriated,  shall  be 
received  into  the  treasury . 

The  very  large  amount  of  the  temporary  loan,  and  the  fact 
that  it  has  been  increased  during  the  past  year,  seem  to  demand 
careful  consideration  of  the  causes  of  the  evil,  and  that  some 
mode  of  relief  should  be  devised. 

Perhaps  the  principal  causes  of  the  continuance  and  increase 
are  the  large  excess  of  expenditures  over  the  estimates,  which 
in  part  has  been  the  result  of  legislation  not  anticipated  when 
the  tax  was  assessed,  and  the  failure  to  provide  for  the  expenses 
of  the  operations  by  the  commissioners  on  the  Troy  and  Green- 
field Railroad  during  the  last  four  years,  by  the  sale  of  scrip,  in 
the  manner  pointed  out  by  the  successive  Acts  making  appro- 
priations for  that  object. 

There  has  been  paid  for  this  purpose  from  the  treasury, 
exclusive  of  the  amount  realized  by  the  sale  of  scrip,  and  of 
interest,  under  the  appropriations  of  1865  and  1866,  $1,141, - 
828.18. 

Of  the  $2,200,000  originally  authorized,  there  remains  unis- 
sued nearly  $500,000. 

A  reference  to  the  statutes  making  provision  for  this  work 
will  show  that  it  was  contemplated  by  the  legislature  to  raise 
the  means  by  loans  which  should  be  funded,  tiiough  it  must  be 
confessed  that  the  phraseology  is  somewhat  peculiar  and 
obscure.  By  the  Act  of  1863,  chapter  214,  the  governor  is 
authorized  to  draw  his  warrant  on  the  treasurer  for  such  sums  as 
may  be  required  from  time  to  time ;  and  there  is  appropriated 
the  unexpended  balance  of  the  $2,000,000  authorized  by  the  Act 
of  1854.  Further  on,  ^^  the  treasurer  is  authorized,  upon  the 
warrant  of  the  governor j  drawny  as  aforesaid^  to  issue  scrip  or 
certificates  of  debt  to  the  amount  of  said  appropriation."  The 
Acts  of  1805  and  1866  provide  that  the  amount  of  the  appro- 
priations respectively  made  in  those  Acts  are  ^^  to  be  raised  in 
the  manner  provided  in  said  chapter"  (Chapter  214  of  1868,) 


22  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

with  this  additional  provision  in  a  subsequent  Act,  (Chapter 
801 ,  of  1866,)  authorizing  the  treasurer  to  borrow  the  amount 
of  the  appropriation  in  anticipation  of  raising  the  same  in  the 
manner  prescribed  in  the  Act  making  the  appropriation.  It 
has  been  suggested  ^hat  the  reason  for  not  issuing  the  scrip 
authorized,  has  been,  that  its  sale  could  not  be  negotiated  on 
satisfactory  terms  for  so  long  a  period  to  run  as  that  prescribed 
bj  law,  Tiz.,  not  less  than  tliirty  years. 

If  this  restriction  is  in  the  way  of  negotiating  the  loan,  its 
removal  by  the  legislature  is  recommended.  The  only  other 
resort  to  prevent  the  still  further  accumulation  of  the  temporary 
loan,  that  is  apparent,  is  direct  taxation,  the  propriety  of  which 
is  submitted  to  the  legislature ;  with  the  single  suggestion, 
that,  at  all  events,  the  amount  necessary  to  pay  accruing  interest 
on  bonds  or  other  loans,  already  outstanding,  should  be  raised 
in  some  other  way  than  by  new  loans. 

« 

BESOURCES. 

A  view  of  the  resources  of  the  State  appropriately  follows  that 
of  its  liabilities. 

It  has  been  customary  in  reports  from  this  department  to 
distinguish  these  as  Real  Estate  unproductive.  Bonds  and 
Mortgages  of  Railroad  Corporations,  Railroad  Stock,  School 
and  other  Funds,  and  Claims  against  the  General  Government. 

It  is  difficult  to  perceive  the  reason  for  enumerating  among 
the  resources,  that  property  which  will  never  be  resorted  to,  no 
matter  what  the  exigency,  for  the  payment  of  debts.  It  may 
safely  be  assumed  that  the  people  of  the  State  would  bear  any 
burden  of  taxation  rather  than  sell  the  State  house,  lunatic 
hospitals.  State  prison,  and  arsenals,  or  almshouses  ;  and  the 
presumption  is  that  the  existing  public  institutions,  as  a  class, 
will  continue,  indefinitely,  to  be  objects  of  fostering  care, 
involving  additional  expenses,  rather  than  sources,  of  revenue, 
or  the  means  of  defraying  other  expenses.  Tlie  propriety  of 
displaying  these  factitious  and  delusive  valuations,  if  only  to 
relieve  the  unsightly  balances  of  indebtedness  which  a  practical 
statement  of  the  actual  resources  must  show,  is  questionable. 

It  is  more  satisfactory  to  look  for  the  true  available  resources 
of  the  State  in  the  disposition  as  well  as  the  ability  of  the  people 
to  tax  themselves  to  the  full  extent  of  their  obligations,  instead 


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of  making  valuations  of  a  class  of  property,  which  could  only  be 
resorted  to  in  the  last  extremity  of  insolvency. 

With  these^  observations,  the  '^  statements  "  are  presented,  in 
conformity  witli  the  long  established  practice. 

A  valuation  of  the  unproductive  property  was  made  in  1862, 
in  pursuance  of  the  provisions  of  a  Besolvo  of  that  year,  (Chapter 
87,)  which  valuation,  as  returned,  included  only  the  real  estate. 
It  appears  proper  that  the  personal  property  as  well  should 
appear. 

This  unproductive  property  is  described  in  Statement  Y. 
Its  valuation  is  substantially  that  of  1862,  except  so  far  as  it 
has  been  changed  by  adding  thereto  the  amount  expended 
under  appropriations  for  the  purchase  of  real  estate  and  for 
buildings.  The  increase  for  four  years,  under  this  plan  of 
statement,  is  the  difference  between  $8,819,478.41,  in  1866, 
and  $3,158,570.80,  in  1862 ;  viz.,  $165,902.59.  Tliis  rate  of 
valuation  is  adhered  to,  and  the  table  retained  as  a  matter  of 
form,  to  prevent  differences  between  the  accounts  of  the  Treasury 
department  and  this ;  but,  under  the  actual  valuation  of 
the  last  year,  so  far  as  there  has  been  any  return,  a  large 
increase  over  the  amount  stated  in  the  table  is  shown.  Returns 
have  been  made  from  the  three  almshouses,  Bainsford  Island, 
State  Beform  and  Industrial  Schools,  and  Taunton  and  Wor- 
cester Lunatic  Hospitals,  and  these  show  a  net  increase  of  value 
over  that  stated  in  the  table,  of  $102,869.45. 

Beside  this,  there  is  returned,  as  the  property  of  the  State, 
in  these  nine  institutions,  chattel  or  personal  estate  valued  at 
$411,788.79. 

This  result,  derived  from  the  reports  of  only  a  part  of  the  public 
institutions,  suggests  the  propriety  of  requiring  by  law  that  all 
should  be  required  to  return  similar  inventories  and  valuations. 

It  would  seem  that  henceforth  the  Troy  and  Greenfield 
Bailroad  should  have  a  place  in  a  statement  of  the  property  of 
the  Commonwealth,  and  should  be  dropped  from  the  list  of 
bonds  and  mortgages.  Precisely  what  place  it  will  occupy 
among  the  resources  of  the  State,  is  not  so  plain  at  the  present 
time.  If,  as  stated  by  His  Excellency  the  governor,  in  his 
annual  message,  the  title  of  the  State  to  the  road  is  now 
absolute,  it  clearly  should  be  classed  as  property  in  possession ; 
and  even  if  the  interest  is  only  that  of  mortgagee  in  possession 


24  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

for  condition  broken,  the  legal  title  still  being  in  the  State, 
such  a  classification  is  not  improper. 

In  my  opinion,  the  claim  on  the  general  government  should 
be  stricken  from  the  statement  of  Productive  Property  or 
Available  Resources,  so  uncertain  is  tlie  amount  to  be  realized, 
whatever  may  be  the  prospect  of  the  ultimate  acknowledgment 
of  the  claim  and  of  some  substantial  results. 

As  it  now  stands,  the  presumption  Would  seem  to  be  against 
its  allowance  at  the  treasury  department,  and  an  appeal  to 
Congress  will  be  necessary.  The  past  experience  of  the  State, 
in  such  a  forum,  in  a  case  scarcely  less  equitable  than  that 
presented  by  this  claim,  is  not  encouraging.  The  answers  to 
the  objections  made  by  the  treasury  officers,  though  conclu- 
sive, contain  little  more  than  a  statement  of  the  facts  and 
circumstances,  the  knowledge  of  which  was  in  the  possession  of 
the  government  when  the  account  was  first  presented. 

Of  the  productive  property  in  the  possession  of  the  State,  that 
which  can  strictly  be  considered  as  real  and  avalable  assets  for 
reducing  or  extinguishing  the  public  debt,  is  the  Western 
Raikoad  Stock  and  the  Back  Bay  Lauds.  Of  course,  the 
securities  which  the  State  holds,  as  guarantor,  do  not  belong 
to  this  enumeration. 

WESTERN  BA.ILB0AD  STOCK. 

The  gradual  but  certain  alienation,  under  the  law  providing 
for  the  Debt  Extinguishment  Fund,  of  the  shares  of  Western 
Railroad  stock,  which  have  so  long  been  a  source  of  revenue, 
and  a  subject  of  interest  to  the  people  of  the  State,  cannot  be 
regarded  without  regret ;  and  it  may  still  be  a  question  whether 
property  so  producHve  might  not  be  retained,  and  the  purposes 
for  which  it  is  to  be  sold  met  in  some  other  way. 

THE  BACK  BAT  LANDS 

Have  been  a  productive  source  of  supply  to  the  treasury,  and 
have,  in  former  reports,  been  considered  un.der  a  separate  head. 
The  net  proceeds  of  sales  during  the  year  preceding  the  date  of 
their  report,  is  stated  by  the  commissioners  to  be  ^8,454.60. 
Since  then  there  have  been  further  sales,  and  the  amount 
received  into  the  treasury  from  this  source,  for  the  fiscal  year, 
is  $185,477.14.     The  report  states  that  the  Commonwealth 


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still  owns  nearly  a  million  feet  of  made  land,  and  that  their 
former  estimate  of  value  is  reliable;  so  that,  upon  the  basis  of 
that  estimate,  and  making  allowance  for  sales  since  their 
report,  there  must  be  remaining  in  value  at  least  111,150,000. 
It  is  presumed  that  not  less  than  this  amount  will  at  some 
time  be  available  for  increasing  the  Sinking  Fund  of  the  Bounty 
Fund  Loan,  as  the  moiety  of  the  proceeds  given  by  law  to  the 
commissioners  may  be  expected  to  produce  by  their  operations 
an  equal  value  in  new  land.  Connected  with  the  report  of 
the  commissioners,  appears  a  fund  which  does  not  appear  in 
the  table  of  funds  in  this  Report,  nor  in  the  treasurer's  accounts, 
the  purpose  of  which  appears,  by  reference  to  the  statute 
constituting  it,  viz.,  chapter  201,  Acts  of  1861,  to  be  to  make 
free  the  Milldam  Avenue  and  the  connecting  roads  and  bridges. 
This  fund  is  made  up  of  the  net  receipts  for  tolls  on  the  Milldam 
Avenue,  which,  in  1865,  amounted  to  910,000,  in  1866  to 
1121,000,  and  were  deposited  with  the  treasurer  of  the  Common- 
wealth for  the  purposes  specified  by  the  Act  aforesaid. 

Passing  from  this  class  of  material  resources,  those  which 
exist  in  the  various  systems  of  imposts  and  taxes  may  be  con- 
sidered ;  although  the  limits  of  this  Report  will  admit  of  only  a 
glance  at  them. 

THE  COBPORATION  TAX 

Has  already  been  referred  to.  The  basis  of  the  estimate  for 
the  current  year  is  the  amount  yielded  during  the  last,  but  is 
liable  to  be  reduced  by  a  general  depreciation  in  the  value  of 
stocks,  and  the  decline  in  the  rates  of  local  taxation.  The 
fact  that  undert  he  provisions  of  the  law  on  this  subject,  as 
perfected  by  the  Act  of  1865,  there  is  any  balance  from  this 
source  left  in  the  tre'asury  of  the  State,  after  making  the  allow- 
ance to  the  cities  and  towns,  is  in  itself  a  sufficient  vindication 
of  the  principle  and  justice  of  this  law, 

SAVINGS  BANE  TAX. 

The  income  derived  from  this  source  for  1866  was  about 
$312,000,  being  one-half  of  one  per  cent,  assessed  by  the  treas- 
urer of  the  Commonwealth,  as  follows :  one-quarter  of  one  per 
cent,  on  the  average  deposits  for  six  months  preceding  the  1st 

4 


26  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

of  May,  and  one-quarter  for  the  same  period  preceding  the 
Ist  of  November,  1866. 

This  statement  will  explain  the  apparent  discrepancy  between 
the  returns  as  reported  by  the  savings  bank  commissioner 
and  the  amount  of  deposits  as  indicated  by  the  revenue* 

The  total  deposits  November  1,  were  •67,782,864.81,  which 
would,  at  one-half  per  cent.,  yield  a  revenue  of  $388,661.82. 
This  is  a  considerable  increase  over  the  average  deposits  for  the 
six  months  preceding,  which,  as  indicated  by  the  tax,  was 
$64,728,768,  which  itself  is  a  large  increase  over  the  average 
for  the  first  six  months  of  the  year ;  the  latter  being,  as  ascer- 
tained in  the  same  way,  only  160,015,564. 

The  amount  of  deposits  for  1865  were  something  more  than 
two  and  a  half  millions  below  that  of  the  preceding  year,  while 
the  amount  for  the  last  year  exceeds  by  more  than  five  millions 
that  ever  before  reached,  fieside,  the  rate  of  increase  seems 
to  indicate  that  the  estimate  for  the  current  year,  of  $340,000, 
is  a  very  moderate  one. 

THB  INSURANCE  TAX 

Yielded  $183,802.16 ;  of  which  $118,108.28  was  from  the 
one  per  cent,  tax  on  premiums  and  assessments  of  the  State 
companies,  assessed  semi-annually ;  $64,566,92,  the  annual 
tax  on  foreign  companies  doing  business  in  this  State,  and 
$5,681.96,  tlie  tax  on  life  insurance  companies. 

Witliout  any  light  from  the  insurance  commissioner,  whose 
report  has  not  yet  been  received,  I  see  no  reason  to  vary  the 
estimate  for  the  current  year,  based  on  these  receipts. 

The  income  of  the  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  of  about 
$177,000,  however  applied,  is  an  important  item ;  and  though 
it  will  gradually  diminish  after  1871,  by  the  maturing  of  the 
loan  which  then  begins,  will  continue  to  yield  large  annual 
receipts  until  1876,  when  $1,480,000  of  the  fund  will  be  called 
for. 

The  receipts  from  the  charitable  and  refbrmary  institutions, 
which,  under  existing  laws,  are  required  to  be  paid  into  the 
State  treasury,  though  properly  included  in  the  estimates  of 
revenue,  have  been  so  largely  exceeded  by  expenses  that  they 
are  scarcely  appreciable.  A  noticeable  exception  to  this  condi- 
tion is  found  in  the  State  prison,  which  for  the  last  year  has 
given  a  small  excess  of  receipts  over  expenditures,  and,  in  the 


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opinion  of  the  warden,  will  continue  to  be  a  source  of  some 
clear  revenue. 

Tlie  modification  of  the  State  almshouse  system,  bj  the  estab- 
lishment' of  a  workhouse  at  one  of  the  institutions,  will  prob- 
ably to  some  extent  increase  the  receipts  from  that  quarter, 
and  proportionally  lighten  the  demands  upon  the  treasury  for 
expenses  of  this  class. 

HIUTABY  EXPENSES. 

The  regular  expenses  under  the  militia  system  of  the  State, 
as  established  by  the  Act  of  1866,  amounted  to  about  $185,552. 
This  aggregate  includes  salaries  and  expenses  of  Adjutant- 
GeneraFs,  Quartermaster  GoneraFs,  Pay,  Ordnance  and  Medical 
Departments;  payment  of  troops  or  ^^milUia  bounties^^*  so 
called ;  armory  rents,  supplies  of  all  kinds,  military  accounts, 
and  the  Council  Military  Contingent. 

The  payments  properly  chargeable  to  expenses  incurred  on 
account  of  the  war  amount  to  about  $,1,611,886,  and  include 
amounts  re-imbursed  to  towns  and  cities  for  aid  extended  to 
the  families  of  soldiers  and  sailors ;  the  amount  chargeable  to 
Coast  Defence  account ;  bounties  paid  under  Act  of  1868 ; 
State  agency  at  Washington ;  recruitment  fund ;  and  payments 
to  non-residents  under  State  Aid  Act  of  1866 ;  and  for  the 
Discharged  Soldiers'  Home. 

Under  this  head  might  also  properly  be  placed  the  interest 
on  the  war  loans,  which,  with  premium  on  gold,  amounts  to 
nearly  one  and  a  quarter  million  dollars. 

There  has  been  no  change  since  the  last  report  in  the  account 
of  the  claim  on  the  general  government  for  war  expenses, 
except  that  the  sum  then  stated  as  allowed,  has  been  received 
and  placed  to  the  account  of  the  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund  ; 
and  that  there  is  an  account  for  1864-5,  of  about  $30,000 
which  has  been  prepared  during  the  last  year,  but  has  not  yet 
been  presented  at  the  United  States  treasury  department.  The 
balance  which  had  been  there  examined  and  remains  suspended 
or  disallowed,  is  the  same  as  last  year,  viz. :  $987,273  74 
To  this  should  be  added  the  amount  of  the  Coast 

Defence  expehses, 414,087  65 

And  the  new  account  for  1864-5,     ...         80,326  28 

Making  in  all, $1,431,687  57 


28  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan.  [ 


I 


The  new  account  is  composed  principally  of  expenses  for  I 

advertising,  printing,  recruiting  and  clerical  services. 

These  accounts  I  found  in  the  hands  of  a  clerk  of  this 
department  at  the  beginning  of  the  year,  and  the  labor  of 
completing  the  answers  has  been  pursued  by  him  for  a  con- 
siderable part  of  the  time  since  ;  though  I  am  unable  to  state 
in  what  manner  this  duty  was  devolved  upon  this  office. 

STATE  AID  TO  FAMILIES  OF  VOLUNTEERS. 

The  amount  of  payments  under  the  Acts  of  1865,  made 
during  the  year  amounts  to  $1,416,074.04,  and  with  the 
amount  suspended,  but  which  will  probably,  upon  further 
investigation,  be  allowed,  will  not  vary  much  from  the  estimate 
in  the  last  report,  viz.,  $1,500,000. 

The  amount  claimed  for  disbursements  under  the  Acts  of 
1866,  chapters  172  and  282,  is  $1,208,022.14  and  embraces 
returns  from  all  but  17  of  the  885  towns  and  cities.  A  full 
return  will  probably  increase  the  amount  by  about  $28,000. 
Avoiding  in  this  place  any  expression  upon  the  general  merits 
of  these  provisions,  of  opinions  which  might  be  questioned  as 
affected  by  peculiar  sympathies  and  associations,  the  importance 
of  the  law  as  measured  by  the  amount  of  five  successive  annual 
payments  involved  in  its  continuing  provisions,  would  claim 
special  notice ;  even  if  the  Auditor  was  not  made  by  its  terms 
the  examiner  of  the  accounts  of  disbursements  under  it,  as 
well  as  a  member,  ex  officio^  of  a  board  of  appeal  from  the 
action  of  the  municipal  authorities  in  certain  cases. 

It  became  the  duty  of  the  Auditor  to  pass  upon  the  provisions 
of  this  law  as  a  necessary  incident  to  that  of  inspecting  and 
examining  the  accounts ;  and  I  have  deemed  it  proper  that  the 
rule  of  construction  proposed  to  the  authorities  of  the  cities 
and  towns  should  be  submitted  to  the  legislature,  that  it  may 
promptly  correct  such  errors  of  judgment  as  may  be  discovered* 
Accordingly  there  is  annexed  a  copy  of  a  circular  issued  from 
this  department,  dated  January  13, 1866. 

STATE  AID  COMMISSION. 

Reference  has  been  made  to  the  commission  to  hear  appeals 
as  constituted  by  section  5  of  chapter  172.  As  the  law  gives 
no  special  instruction  relating  to  a  report  of  the  action  of  the 


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commission,  it  may  not  be  improper  to  notice  such  action  in  this 
connection. 

There  have  been  38  days  occupied  in  sessions,  at  which  ten 
hundred  and  forty-live  cases  of  appeals  have  been  heard  and 
determined,  beside  more  than  260  cases  of  non-residents,  whose 
applications  were  originally  made  to,  and  determined  by,  the  ' 
commission.  Beside  these,  there  are  now  pending  above  200 
cases  of  appeals,  and  50  applications  of  non-residents  which 
have  accumulated  since  the  periodical  pressure  of  the  other 
duties  of  the  office  has  precluded  my  attention  to  this  service. 
Beside  the  38  days  above-mentioned,  at  least  an  equal  number 
have  been  spent  by  the  Auditor  in  preparing  the  cases  for  hear- 
ing, making  up  the  decision,  and  report  of  the  same,  to  the 
cities  and  towns. 

I  cannot  forbear  to  mention  in  this  connection  the  valuable 
and  well  nigh  indispensable  services  of  the  Surgeon-general 
upon  this  board.  His  professional  skill  and  opinions  have 
been  in  constant  requisition,  and  as  uniformly  relied  upon  in 
determining  the  questions  of  disability,  which  constituted  much 
the  larger  number  of  the  cases  examined. 

The  examination  of  the  accounts  of  disbursements  in  this 
department  will  necessarily  occupy  considerable  time  during 
the  current  year,  as  it  will  involve  an  examination  of  the  written 
applications  upon  which  the  allowances  have  been  made.  It  is 
proper  to  state  that  the  returns  made  since  the  first  of  January 
have  reduced  the  amount  of  disbursements  materially  from 
tlie  estimate  previously  made  and  communicated  to  His 
Excellency  the  governor.  There  were  then  no  data  upon  which 
to  base  such  an  estimate,  and  the  result  has  shown  it  to  have 
been  an  unreliable  conjecture. 

[Circalar  iasued  (torn  Auditor's  Deptrtment,  June  18, 1866.J 
Various  questions  having  been  raised,  touching  the  oonstmction  of 
the  Act  of  the  current  year,  to  provide  State  Aid  for  Disabled  Soldiers 
and  Sailors  and  their  families,  the  following  opinions  are  respectfully 
communicated  for  the  information  of  the  authorities  of  the  towns  and 
cities  charged  with  the  disbursements  provided  for  in  said  Act  :— 

Section  1.  Officers. — ^Although  it  may  be  understood  that  they  are 
not  counted  or  credited  on  the  quota  of  any  State,  it  being  clearly  the 
intention  of  the  legislature  to  give  them  the  benefit  of  the  provisions 
applicable  to  enlisted  men,  allowance  should  be  made  to  such  officers 


80  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 


as  serred  in  MaBaaohusettB  organizations,  or,  being  residents  of  this  ! 

State,  entered  the  United  States  service  in  other  State  organizatioiiay 
between  April  19, 1861,  and  March  18, 1862. 

DiidbiUiy. — ^Total  or  partial.    The  law  clearlj  provides  that  ^vrhen 
the  soldier  applies  for  himself,  any  disability  existing  at  the  time  of 
application,  and  continuing,  which  renders  it  more  difficult  to  pursue  the 
business  or  occupation  which  he  followed  before  entering  the  service,  or 
generally  impairs  his  ability  to  support  himself,  entitles  him  to    the 
allowance ;  and  this  without  reference  to  his  pecuniary  circumstances, 
or  means  of  support,  independent  of  the  ud  provided  for  in  this  Axt^ 
This  disability  must  have  been  contracted  in  and  traceable  to  the  service 
of  the  United  States,  to  the  eredU  of  th%$  State  (except  for  the  short 
period  between  April  19, 1861,  and  March  18, 1862,  specially  provided 
for.)     So,  in  case  of  death,  it  must  have  been  while  in,  or  resulting' 
from,  wounds  received  or  disease  contracted  in  such  service. 

Residence. — The  application  is  to  be  made  to  the  municipal  authorities 
of  the  place  where  the  party — soldier  or  relative — ^is  residing  at  the 
time  of  making  the  applicati<»i,  without  reference  to  the  place,  where 
the  soldier  resided  at  the  time  of  enlistment,  or  to  which  he  was  credited, 
except  as  to  the  notice  required  in  Section  7. 

To  entitle  a  soldier  to  the  benefit  of  the  provisions  of  the  first  section 
of  the  Act,  he  must  be  a  resident  thereof  at  the  time  of  making  the 
application,  and  must  have  been  a  resident  thereof  at  the  date  of  the 
passage  of  the  Act ;  viz.,  April  23, 1866.  To  entitle  him  to  the  benefit 
of  the  twelfth  section,  it  is  sufficient,  so  far  as  a  residence  is  concerned, 
that  he  was  a  resident  at  the  time  of  his  enlistment,  and  had  been 
during  the  month  (thirty  days)  immediately  preceding  his  enlistment 

If  the  residence  of  the  soldier  and  relatives  is  not  the  same,  then  the 
aid  to  which  they  may  be  respectively  entitled  will  have  to  be  disbursed 
in  different  places. 

In  cases  of  a  change  of  residence,  other  than  a  temporary  one,  the 
place  of  payment  will  be  changed ;  in  such  cases  the  change  should  be 
particularly  noted  on  the  returns  of  the  places  from  and  to  which  the 
parties  may  have  removed.  In  case  of  removal  out  of  the  Common- 
wealth, the  payment  will  be  altogether  discontinued.    (See  dd  Section.) 

SubetiitUei  ate  entitled  to  allowance  precisely  as  other  enlisted  men. 

The  second  section  of  the  Act  provides  for  the  relief  of  various 
persons,  designated  as  relatives.  To  entitle  such  to  the  benefits  of  the 
provisions  of  this  section,  there  mast  concur, — ^the  facts  of  residence  in 
the  State  at  the  date  of  the  passage  of  the  Act,  and  at  the  date,  of 
application ;  a  dependenee^  or  legal  right  to  support,  from  the  soldier 
under  whom  they  claim ;  and  necessitous  circumstances.  The  depend- 
ed ^e  need  not  have  been  an  actual  one  at  the  date  of  enlistment,  nor 


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need  the  drcumstances  or  condition  of  the  partj  be  that  of  extreme 
porertj  or  want  The  question  for  the  authorities  to  meet,  in  their 
sound  discretion,  is:  Does  the  party  reallj  need  the  assistance  claimed ? 

The  proTisions  of  the  first  and  second  sections  are  to  be  taken  ana 
applied  together.  A  disabled  soldier  and  those  dependent  upon  him 
(if  in  necessitous  circumstances,)— both — are  entitled  to  aid.  The  rate 
and  mode  of  distribution  among  the  relativei  must  be  left  to  the  discre- 
tion of  the  municipal  authoritiesy  only  restricted  by  the  limitations  of 
the  law,  which  allows  not  more  than  $4.00  per  month  to  any  one,  nor 
more  than  $8.00  to  aU  the  relatives.  The  final  proviso  in  these  two 
sections  will  serve  to  put  the  authorities  on  their  guard  against  fraudu- 
lent applications  of  parties  receiving  aid  from  other  places. 

Section  3.  The  provision  respecting  the  re-marriage  of  the  widow 
will  be  held  to  refer  to  a  marriage  after  the  pa9$age  of  the  Act. 

Sectiox  4.  It  is  recommended  that  the  municipal  authorities  render 
all  practicable  aid  to  the  beneficiaries  of  this  Act,  in  the  matter  of  filling 
for  the  applicants  the  blank  forms  provided  for  their  use,  and  that  the 
blanks  may  not  be  furnished  to  other  parties. 

Section  5.  This  section  seems  to  provide  that  questions  which  may 
arise,  relating  to  eases  actually  coming  before  the  authorities,  may  be 
referred  to  the  commission,  and  not  that  merely  hypothetical  statements 
are  to  be  submitted  for  the  opinion  of  the  commissioners..  It  is  impor- 
tant that  the  questions  to  be  referred  should  be  clearly  stated  in  writing, 
and  it  is  recommended  that  the  reasons  for  the  rejection  of  the  applica- 
tion be  endorsed  thereon,  and  all  the  papers  be  forwarded  to  the  commis- 
sion, through  the  auditor. 

Section  6.  TVlth  the  returns  herein  provided  for,  the  application, 
and  all  the  papers  containing  evidence  of  the  daim,  will  be  forwarded 
to  this  office. 

Section  9.  Three  forms  for  application  have  been  prepared  for  the 
use  of  applicants;  two  for  residents  of  the  State,  which  have  been 
forwarded  from  the  office  to  the  municipal  authorities ;  and  one  for  non- 
residents. The  same  form  is  to  be  used  for  all  the  difierent  classes  of 
relatives  provided  for — ^with  such  slight  modifications  as  will  be  sug- 
gested by  an  examination  of  the  forms.  A  blank  surgeon's  certificate  is 
also  furnished.  It  is  obvious  that,  in  a  large  number  of  cases,  the 
disability  will  be  so  apparent  as  to  render  medical  certificates  unneces- 
sary. The  blanks  have  been  prepared  to  secure  uniformity  in  the  applicar 
tions,  and  for  the  convenience  of  both  the  applicants  and  the  authmities* 
It  is  not  designed,  by  prescribing  these  forms,  to  make  the  affidavit 
of  the  applicant  conclusive  as  to  the  statements  therein  made.  The 
authorities  are  to  be  satisfied  of  the  truth  of  the  statements  before  the 
claim  is  allowed.    By  an  Act  in  addition  to  the  chapter  heretofore 


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82  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

referred  to,  provision  is  made  for  the  designation  bj  the  surgeon-general 
of  some  surgeon  for  those  localities  for  which  the  municipal  authorities 
thereof  shall  request  such  appointments,  who,  at  a  charge  of  not  m<»re 
than  $1.00,  are  to  examine  applicants,  and  whose  certificates,  ''being 
received  and  acted  on  in  good  fiuth  bj  cities  and  towns,"  are  nuide  ji 

**  eonclusive  on  the  Commonwealth  as  to  the  fact  of  disabilitj." 

Section  10.    The  intent  of  this  section  appears  to  be  to 
certain  entries  on  official  rolls  and  records,  presumptive  evidence  of  tfae 
death  of  the  soldier,  so  as  to  entitle  his  relatives  to  the  aid  extended  in 
cases  where  death  is  positively  ascertained.    It  is  presumed  that  the 
provision  of  this  section  is  not  intended  to  exclude  evidence  other  than 
that  of  the  roll  designated,  tending  to  prove  the  same  facts.    Other 
iotisfactary  evidence,  amounting  to  reasonable  proof  that  the  soldier 
was  killed  or  died  in  the  service,  or  from  wounds  received  or  disease 
contracted  in  it;  or  was  captured,  and  has  since  been  missing ;  or  was 
not  in  fact  a  deserter,  although  his  absence  may  not  be  accounted  for, — 
may  be  received  to  supply  deficiencies  in  the  official  records,  or  even  to 
control  or  contradict  them. 

Section  11.  The  contingency  provided  for  in  this  section,  in  the 
phrase  ^  if  necessary,"  is  construed  to  mean,  if  there  are  any  cases  to 
which  the  provisions  of  the  Act  are  applicable ;  that  is,  any  viUid  claims 
for  aid  under  this  law. 

Tiie  clause  regulating  the  time  of  making  application  will  be  constroed 
liberally,  so  as  not  to  limit  the  application  strictly  to  that  particular 
form  designated  in  the  blanks  issued  from  this  office ;  although  that 
form  will  be  required  to  be  filled  and  used  before  payment  is  made. 

Section  12.  This  section  extends  the  benefits  of  the  Act  to  certain 
non-resident  soldiers ;  and  Section  5  of  the  Supplementary  Act  (Chap. 
282  of  the  Acts  of  this  year,)  above  referred  to,  provides  that  the 
provisions  of  Chapter  172,  so  far  as  they  are  applicable,  shall  apply  to 
the  widow,  and  children  under  fourteen  years  of  age  (now  residing 
vnthout  this  State,)  of  any  officer,  soldier,  etc.,  provided  that  said 
soldier  had  been  a  resident  of  this  State  during  the  two  months  immedi- 
ately preceding  his  enlistment,  and  provided  that  said  widow  and 
children  are  in  necessitous  circumstances. 

Connected  with  the  subject  of  military  affairs,  the  claims  of 
certain  soldiers  of  tho  Second  Massachusetts  Cavalry — ^the 
California  battalion — for  bounty,  is  deserving  of  notice,  as 
having  been  made  the  subject  of  special  legislative  enactment 
at  the  last  session. 

Resolve,  chapter  88, 1866,  provides  that  the  bounty  "  author- 


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88 


ized  by  the  Act  passed  on  the  the  17th  March,  1868,  be  allowed 
and  paid  to  each  member  of  Companies  E,  ¥,  L,  and  M,  of  the 
Second  Massachusetts  Cavalry,  entitled  to  the  same,  by  virtae 
of  said  Act."  Section  2  of  chapter  91,  Acts  of  1868,  referred 
to,  gives  bounties  to  volunteers  ^^  who  may  hereafter  enlist  and 
be  duly  mustered  into  said  service."  The  pay-rolls  sent  to 
this  department  from  the  adjutant-general's  office  described  a 
number  of  the  soldiers  of  the  companies  named  as  having  been 
mustered  before  the  date  of  the  passage  of  the  Act  of  1868, 
viz.,  March  17,  and  such  were  excluded  from  allowance  in 
the  auditor's  certificate.  The  opinion  oC  the  attorney-general 
which  has  been  quoted  as  authorizing  the  payment  of  all 
soldiers  on  the  adjutant-general's  rolls,  declares  ^^  that  by  virtue 
of  Resolve,  chapter  88, 1866,  all  the  members  of  Companies  E, 
F,  L,  and  M,  of  the  Second  Massachusetts  Cavalry,  who  enlisted 
or  re-enlisted  into  that  regiment  and  were  credited  to  the 
quota  of  Massachusetts  after  April  15,  1868,  are  entitled  to 
the  bounty  authorized  by  that  Resolve." 


BANK  6TATEUENT. 

The  amount  of  the  circulation  of  the  seven  State  banks 
organized  under  the  general  law,  foi;  which  securities  were 
deposited  with  the  Auditor,  outstanding,  is  $21,700,  apportioned 


as  follows,  viz. : — 


Safety  Fund  Bank,        .        .        .        . 

.   $8,714  00 

Revere  Bank, 

.     6,000  00 

Bank  of  the  Metropolis, 

.     2,686  00 

Bank  of  the  Republic,  .        .        .        . 

.     8,160  00 

Continental  Bank,         .... 

.     1,700  00 

Mount  Yemen  Bank,    .... 

.     1,600  00 

Harvard  Bank, 

• 

.     4,000  00 

FWlt                                       .1.                    i»ll                              •       •                   .              Jl      _ 

-      _j-3_     _  i»  Ai   _     ni_i^ 

The  securities  still  remaining  in  the  custody  of  the  State 
pledged  for  the  redemption  of  this  currency,  amount  to  $55,000. 
During  the  year  bills  to  the  amount  of  $121,250  have  been 
returned  and  destroyed,  and  a  corresponding  amount  of  securi- 
ties surrendered. 


84  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

REPRESENTATIONS   AND  SUGGESTIONa. 

ATailing  myself  of  the  permission  given  bj  the  statute, 
some  suggestions  i-elating  td  matters  of  finance  and  the  duties 
of  this  office  are  herewith  submitted. 

In  the  first  place  is  the  rep^sentation  so  often  made  by  mj 
predecessors,  of  the  great  inconvenience,  and  in  some  respects, 
the  utter  impracticability  of  complying  with  the  requirement 
of  the  statute  which  calls  jfor  the  report  of  the  Auditor  on  or 
before  the  15th  of  January,  and  at  the  same  time  prescribes 
that  it  shall  contain  an  account  of  all  the  expenses  properly 
belonging  to  the  year,  whether  payment  is  made  or  not.  Npt 
to  criticise  the  apparent  absurdity  of  making  a  distinction 
between  ^^expenditures"  and  payments,  it  is  impossible  for  the 
Auditor  to  compel  the  return  to  his  office,  in  season  for  a  report 
at  the  time  named,  of  all  claims  for  charges  properly  belonging 
to  the  preceding  year. 

I  repeat  the  recommendation  that  the  Auditor  be  relieved 
from  the  requirement  to  report  any  receipts  or  expenses  other 
than  the  actual  receipts  and  payments  of  the  year  ending 
December  81  preceding ;  or  that  the  time  of  submitting  the 
report  be  extended  to  the  1st  of  February,  and  a  provision  be 
made  that  no  claim  presented  after  the  25th  of  January  from 
charges  accruing  during  the  preceding  year  shall  be  allowed  by 
the  Auditor. 

I  respectfully  ask  attention  to  the  increasing  frequency  iii 
recent  legislation  of  the  departure  from  the  principle  which  I 
have  supposed  to  be  the  general  policy  of  the  government,  to 
pay  all  its  officers  and  employees,  so  far  as  practicable,  by 
salaries  specifically  determined  by  law.  I  allude  to  the  ptAlic 
charitable  institutions  only  as  instances  where  this  variance 
appears.  In  the  case  of  the  almshouses,  the  salaries  of  the 
inspectors  only  are  fixed  by  statute,  while  the  provision  for 
the  compensation  of  another  class  of  the  officers  of  these  institu- 
tions is  left  so  obscure  that  the  attorney-general,  in  an  opinion 
relating  to  the  construction  of  the  statutes,  cited  the  usaffc  as 
authority  for  existing  allowances.  The  fact  that  out  of  over 
$23,000  paid  for  salaries  at  the  three  institutions  during  the 
last  year,  less  than  $1,500,  is  specifically  provided  for  by  law 
would  seem  sufficiently  to  indicate  a  defect  in  the  laws  relating 
to  the  subject.     The  law  under  which  such  expenses  are 


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incurred  and  paid,  is  in  chapter  71  of  the  General  Statutes, 
which  provides  that  the  governor  may  appoint  superintendents 
*^  whose  salary  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  governor  shall 
be  fixed  by  the  inspectors."  And  for  all  other  salaries  iruthority 
only  is  found  in  the  power  of  the  inspectors  ^^  subject  to  the 
approval  of  the  governor"  to  *' establish  rules  and  regulations 
for  the  proper  management  and  government  of  said  almshouses." 

If  it  is  said  that  these  alleged  defects  are  among  the  carefully 
considered  enactments  of  the  General  Statutes^  the  answer  is, 
that 'the  terms  are  substantially  those  of  the  statute  of  1852, 
which  was  made  before  the  almshouses  were  built  and  when 
the  practical  operation  and  the  details  of  management  were  a 
prospective  experiment.  There  is  no  more  practical  difiiculty 
at  the  present  time  in  defining  the  different  classes  of  officers  and 
employees  required  In  these  institutions,  or  in  establishing  for 
them  suitable  salaries  by  general  statutes,  than  in  the  case  of 
the  State  prison,  where  such  provisions  do  exist ;  and  there  is  as 
much  reason,  for  such  a  course  in  one  case  as  in  the  other. 

A  question  has  been  raised  in  connection  with  the  alms- 
houses, affecting  the  general  power  and  duties  of  the  Auditor — 
and  as  introducing  the  more  general  consideration  of  the 
subject,  the  particular  point  may  be  noticed  here.  It  has  been 
claimed  that  in  the  matter  of  accounts  for  charges  for  the 
support  of  these  establishments,  under  section  55  of  chapter  71, 
requiring  that  all  such  accounts  shall,  after  they  have  been 
approved  by  the  inspectors,  be  presented  to  the  State  Auditor 
and  paid  from  the  treasury,  precludes  any  further  inspection 
on  the  part  of  the  Auditor,  or  any  authority  to  revie'w  the  action 
of  the  inspectors.  The  more  general  subject  has  been  submit- 
ted  to  the  legislature  in  a  former  report,  viz. :  the  frequent 
change  in  the  general  provisions  of  the  statutes  (chapter  15, 
section  30,  General  Statutes,)  that  ^^  no  warrant  shall  be  drawn 
for  the  payment  of  any  account  or  demand  except  for  pay-rolls 
of  the  council,  senate  and  house* of  representatives,  unless 
the  same  is  certified  by  the  Auditor."  It  has  been  held  by- 
a  former  attorney-general  that  the  phraseology,  not  now  of 
unfrequent  occurrence,  in  the  framing  of  laws  authorizing 
expenditures,  that  ^^  the  governor  shall  or  may  draw  his  warrant 
therefor,"  precludes  the  necessity  of  the  examination  of  any 
.demand  by  the  Auditor.    This  would  also  seem  to  be  the 


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36     •  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

effect  of  the  provision  that  certain  accounts  shall  be  approved 
by  the  governor  and  council,  also  of  common  occurrence  ;  and 
I  have  not  assumed  the  exercise  of  supervisory  powers  in  such 
cases.  As  a  matter  of  practice,  the  request  of  the  governor 
and  council  has  been  complied  with  in  the  matter,  and  the 
usual  certificate  has  been  pro  forma  made,  based  upon  the 
order  in  council  or  the  approval  of  that  authority  as  the  ^^  law 
authorizing  its  payment"  in  conformity  with  the  direction 
fouiid  in  section  8,  chapter  15,  of  the  General  Statutes. 

To  this  class  of  cases  belong  the  accounts  of  expenditures 
by  the  commissioners  of  the  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad,  and 
it  is  to  explain,  the  omission  of  these  accounts  from  the  details 
of  tlie  present  Report  that  the  subject  is  here  referred  to.  The 
vouchers  for  these  payments  are,  as  a  matter  of  fact,  sometimes 
left  at  this  oflSce  as  a  depository,  bqt  are  not  here  examined. 
The  vouchers  for  the  certificates  drawn  for  the  gross  amounts 
ordered  by  tlio  governor  and  council  are  official  copies  of  the 
"  orders  in  council." 

THE  GENERAL  POWEBS  AND  DUTIES  OF  THE  AUDITOR. 

I  beg  leave  also  to  refer  for  the  consideration  of  the  legisla- 
ture,  the  subject  of  the  *^  general  powers  and  duties  of  the 
Auditor ; "  the  occasion  being  an  opinion  of  the  attorney-general 
submitted  upon  request  of  the  governor  and  council,  and  thence 
transmitted  to  me,  in  which  these  general  powers  and  duties 
are  treated,  and  important  conclusions  announced.  I  have  no 
information  respecting  the  occasion  for  instituting  the  inquiry, 
or  of  my  official  notification  thereof.  To  avoid  a  discussion  of 
the  subject  herein,  the  reasoning  by  which  the  attorney-general 
reaches  the  result  is  omitted,  and  the  conclusion  only  is  stated, 
the  object  of  even  this  statement  being  the  information  of  the 
legislature,  and  to  invite  the  legislative  sanction  to  the  opinion, 
if  it  meets  their  approval.  The  following  extract  presents  the 
point  for  consideration.  ^^-The  statute  last  referred  to  (Gen. 
Stat.  chap.  15,  sect.  8,)  confers  upon  the  Auditor  power  merely 
ministerial.  He  is  required  to  sprutinize  accounts  and  deduct 
overcharges.  In  order  to  satisfy  himself  of  their  correctness 
he  is  authorized  to  require  affidavits."  ♦  ♦  "  This  is  the  subject 
of  other  statute  provisions.  No  statute  confers  upon  him  the 
power  or  imposes  o>i  him  the  duty  of  judging  whether  an 


1«67.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6.  87 

expenditure  is  authorized.  The  statute  does,  however,  provide 
that  in  his  certificate  he  shall  specify  the  law  authorizing  the 
payment  of  the  particular  claim.  This  is  merely  directory, 
and  the  certificate,  except  that  the  account  is  correct,  is  to  be 
made  for  the  benefit  of,  and  to  assist  the  governor  and 
council.'*  *  *  "The  Auditor  is  to  scrutinize  accounts  and 
deduct  overcharges.  This  is  his  only  power.  If  he  is  satisfied 
that  an  account  is  correct  in  its  items  and  amount,  and  that 
there  are  no  overcharges,  he  sliould  so  certify.  If  he  should 
find  no  law  authorizing  its  payment  he  may  so  certify  ;  btU  I 
think  that  he  has  no  right  to  withlwld  his  certificate  of  the 
correctness  of  an  account^  in  amount  and  form  correct^  because  he 
is  unable  to  certify  under  what  law  it  is  authorized^  or  that  it 
is  authorized  by  any  law.  The  duty  of  ascertaining  this  is  on 
the  governor  and  council,  and  the  Auditor's  certificate  upon 
these  points  is  merely  intended  to  save  the  governor  and 
council  the  trouble  of  an  investigation  in  any  instance." 

The  foregoing  view  is  so  different  from  my  own  previous 
understanding  of  the  law,  and  in  such  direct  opposition  to  the 
views  and  practice  of  all  who  have  preceded  me  that  I  have 
ventured  to  await  the  action  of  the  legislature  before  accepting 
it  as  the  rule  of  conduct  in  the  discharge  of  my  official  duties. 
For  the  purpose  of  showing  that  the  former  practice  is  not  with- 
out the  sanction  of  some  respectable  authority,  I  cite  extracts 
from  two  official  reports. 

Treasurer  Oliver,  in  his  /eport  for  1866,  in  treating  of  the 
Auditor's  office,  says :  "  The  operative  checks  by  the  auditing 
department  are  as  follows :  all  bills  against  the  Commonwealth 
go  to  the  Auditor.  They  never  go  to  the  treasurer.  The 
Auditor  examines  them  to  see  if  they  are  correctly  cast,  if  the 
party-  contracting  them  has  the  authority  to  do  so^  if  the 
appropriation  to  which  they  belong  is  sufficient  to  meet  them, 
and  finding  all  correct,  he  so  certifies  to  the  governor  and 
council,  who,  after  an  examination  again  by  a  sub-committee, 
order  the  drawing  of  a  warrant  for  their  payment."  ^  The  other 
report  referred  to  (Senate  Doc.,  No.  60,  Eeb.,  1865,)  thus  states 
the  opinion  of  the  committee :  "  The  theory  of  the  duty  of  the 
.  Auditor  is,  that  he  guards  the  outposts  of  the  treasury.  He 
stands  between  the  treasury  and  all  the  claimants  upon  its  funds. 
He  is  to  examine  and  scrutinize  all  accounts  and  demands  against 


38  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jafl. 

the  State ;  to  decide  whether  they  are  allowed  by  law ;  whether 
there  is  any  appropriation  for  the  same,  and  to  what  head  of 
appropriation  each  is  to  be  charged."  These  considerations  and 
authorities  seem  in  some  measure  to  justify  an  opinion  opposed 
to  that  of  the  attorney-general,  however  reluctantly  entertained, 
and. though  expressed  with  the  greatest  diffidence.* 

Another  subject  which  appears  tq  be  deserving  of  notice, 
as  an  innovation  and  a  growing  evil,  is  the  multiplication  of 
disbursing  officers,  by  permitting  officers  or  contractors  to 
draw  from  the  treasury  the  gross  amounts  of  appropriations  for 
particular  objects,  and  pay  out  the  same  to  employees,  furnishers 
of  supplies,  and  sub-contractors.  This  system,  as  it  multiplies 
sub-vouchers,  and  removes  the  real  party  to  the  claim  from  the 
accounting  officers  of  the  treasury,  affi>rd8  opportunities  and 
temptations  to  collusion  and  frauds.  The  tendency  is  to  favor 
this  practice  in  order  to  relieve  the  treasury  from  the  great 
increase  of  business  in  the  disbursing  department,  which  has 
occurred  during  the  last  few  years.  It  is  the  true  system  to 
require,  as  far  as  practicable,  parties  performing  services  or 
furnishing  supplies  for  the  State,  of  whatever  character,  to  be 
paid  directly  from  the  treasury,  leaving  there  the  undisputable 
evidence  of  the  satisfaction  of  the  claim  and  of  the  compen- 
sation of  the  real  party  in  interest. 

I  further  suggest  that,  if  practicable,  there  be  made  some 
more  definite  description  of  the  class  of  expenditures  authorized 
under  the  denomination  of  ynilUary. accounts.  The  amount  of 
this  expense  has  increased  from  $1)896.61,  in  1860^  to  $9,891, 
in  1865 ;  and  a  reference  to  the  published  details  will  show 
that  the  difference  in  the  character  of  the  expenditures  is 
greater  than  in  the  amounts  thereof.  The  appropriation  for 
1866  was  $7,000,  which  has  been  exhausted  without  satisfying 
all  the  claims  charged  to  this  account. 

■ 

*  On  the  tame^  daj  that  this  Report  was  tranBinStted  to  the  legislAtoro,  the  Auditor 
was  notified  that  the  Governor  and  Council  had  '^aabmitted  for  the  deciaion  of  the 
Supreme  JudiAl  Court  a  question  as  to  the  respective  powers  and  duties  of  the  Governor 
and  Council  and  Auditor/'  and  was  requested  to  state  his  views  on  the  question.  Since 
which,  I  have  been  informed,  that  on  the  29th  of  January,  the  opinion  of  the  Jnatioes  was 
transmitted  to  his  Excellency  the  Governor.  It'  has  not  been  communicated  to  me,  as 
was  that  of  the  Attorney-General ;  and  it  may,  perhaps,  be  inferred,  that  the  conclusions 
arrived  at  by  the  honorable  justices,  do  not  involve  so  radical  a  change  in  the  duties  and 
powers  heretofore  exercisedi  as  must  have  resulted  from  conformity  to  the  views  of  the 
learned  Attorney-General. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCtTMENT— No.  6.  89 

Another  suggestion  is,  that  matters  of  general  interest 
relating  to  finance  should  not  be  incorporated  into  appropria- 
tion Acts,  or  othef  special  Acts  and  Resolves,  where,  practically, 
they  are  to  a  great  extent  secluded  from  public  observation. 
Instances  of  this  are  the  laws  relating  to  the  disposition  of  the 
income  of  the  sinking  funds,  the  application  of  the  receipts 
from  almshouses,  the*  provision  allowing  the  disbursements,  by 
certain  heads  of  departments,  of  the  appropriations  therefor 9 
and  the  law  regulating  the  authentication  of  claims  by  affidavits. 

Without  presuming  to  question  the  character  of  the  provi- 
sions of  law  referred  to,  it  is  submitted  that  the  manner  and 
place  is  objectionable. 

Attention  is  asked  to  the  provision  in  section  62,  chapter  14, 
of  the  General  Statutes,  which  includes  among  the  expenditures 
under  the  control  of  the  "  Commissioners  oa  Repairs  on  the 
State  House,"  the  contingent  expenses  of  the  council.  The 
impropriety  of  such  a  provision,  when  the  character  of  this 
class  of  expenses  is  considered,  is  so  obvious  that  it  is  not 
surprising  that  the  provision  has  heretofore  been  ignored  in 
practice. 

The  foregoing  statements,  exhibits  and  suggestions,  drawn 
out  to  a  greater  length  than  desirable,  are  respectfully  sub- 
mitted, with  the  final  observation  that  if  subject  to  criticism  for 
unnecessary  minuteness  of  detail,  the  error  has  resulted  from 
an  attempt  to  follow  the  apparently  peremptory  requirements  of 
the  statute. 

If  it  shall  be  thought  that  there  has  been  manifested  too  little 
disposition  to  follow  in  the  well  marked  paths  of  usage,  but 
rather  a  tendency,  officiously  and  presun^ingly,  to  inaugurate 
new  practices  and  put  forth  new  opinions ;  such  censure  may  be 
mitigated,  if  not  averted,  by  the  assurance  that  such  faults  do 
*  not  result  from  a  want  of  attention  to  and  careful  study  of  the 
subjects  discussed,  but  are  rather  errors  of  judgment,  an  indul- 
gence for  which  may  acquit  him  of  guilt,  but  may  not  be 
pleaded  to  exempt  a  public  officer  from  a  summons  to  surrender 
a  trust  not  satisfactorily  discharged. 

The  details  of  the  transactions  of  the  department  for  the  last 
year  are  arranged  upder  the  following 


40  AUDITOR'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

GENEBAL  STATEMENTS. 

I. — General  Statement  of   Resourcei  and  Liabilities,  Janoary 
1,  1857.  ♦ 

II. — Sammarj  Statement  of  Receipts  and  Payments  in  the  year 
1866. 

'IIL— Summary  Statement  of  Revenue  and  Expenses  belonging  to 
the  years  1865,  '66. 

IV. — Estimate  of  the  Ordinary  Revenue  for  1867. 

y. — Statement  of  the  Resources  of  the  Commonwealth  in  detail. 

YI. — Bonds  and  Mortgages  of  raikoad  corporations  held  by  the 
Commonwealth. 

yn. — Funds,  the  income  of  which  is  specifically  appropriated. 

yill. — Debts  and  Liabilities  in  detail. 

IX. — Receipts  on  account  of  Revenue  in  1866. 

X. — Receipts  on  account  of  Funds. 

XI. — Payments  from  Ordinary  Revenue. 

Xn. — Payments  on  account  of  Sundry  Funds. 

XTTL — Statement  of  Revenue  properly  belonging  to  the  years  1865, 
'G6.     (The  particulars  of  1866  given  in  detail  statements.) 

XrV. — Statements  of  Expenses  properly  belonging  to  the  years  1865, 
'66,  with  appropriations  for  1866.  (The  particulars  of  the 
expenses  given  in  detail  statements.) 

Xy. — Revenue  for  1866  stated  in  detail ;  summarily  stated  under 
third  head. 

Xyi. — ^Expenses  for  1866  given  in  detail;  summarily  stated  under 
third  head. 

XVll. — Statement  of  the  Funds,  how  invested,  &c.,  including  details 
of  transactions  in  relation  to  the  same  during  the  year  1866. 

XyUI. — Bank  Statement,  including  transactions  with  Banks  organized 
under  the  General  Banking  Law. 

Respectfully  submitted. 

HENRY  S.  BRIGGS,  Auditor. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


41 


Statement  I. — Resources  akd  Liabilities. 


Statements  Nos/L,  II.,  and  III,  ezhibit,  in  a  condensed  formy 

the  results  of  Subsequent  Statements. 


STATBMENT  No.  I. 
RESOURCES  AND  LIABILITIES. 


ftjtffHt 

V. 
VL 


vm. 


vm. 
vni 
vm. 
vin. 

VIIL 

vm. 

VIIL 

vm. 
vin. 
vm. 
vnL 
vm. 


Resources : — 

Real  Estate,  unprodactiye, . 

Bonds  and  Mortgages  of  sundry  Rail- 
roads for  Scrip  loaned,    . 

Railroad  Stock,  Massachusetts  School 
and  other  Funds,  productiye, . 

Claim  against  the  United  States  Gov- 
ernment,        .   '     .        . 

Liabilities : — * 

Scrij)  issued  on  account  of  the  State 

'  Prison,  Taunton  and  Northampton 
Lunatic  Hospitals,  State  House, 
State  Almshouses,  Loan  of  1856,  and 
Consolidation  of  the  Statutes, 

Scrip  loaned  sundry  Railroad  Corpo- 
rations, payable  by  them. 

Scrip  issued  in  1861  for  funding  the 
Public  Debt,  .        .*       . 

Scrip  issued  for  the  Union  Fund  Loan 
of  1861, '62,   .        .        .        .        . 

Scrip  issued  in  1863,  '64,  '66,  '66,  for 
the  Bounty  Fund  Loan, . 

Scrip  issued  for  the  3ack  Bay  Loan  of 
1862, '63, 

Scrip  issued  in  1863,  '64,  for  the  Coast 
Defence  Fund,        .... 

Scrip  issued  in  1866  for  the  Massachu- 
setts War  Fund,     .... 

Three  Years'  Loan,    .... 

Deposit  Loan,    ..... 

Seven  Per  Cent  Loan, 

Seven-Thirty  Ijoan,    .        . 

Amount  due  from  the  Treasury,  and 
uncalled  for,  December  31, 1866.    . 


93,819,473  41 
6,826,196  00 

11,382,627  05 
'  976,343  04 


t820,000  00 

6,826,196  00 

300,000  00 

3,600,000  00 

8,576,372  00 

220,000  00 

888,000  00 

2,113,000  00 
1,056,656  25 
1,102,232  24 
1,842,905  92 
2,825  00 

62,239  59 


$22,504,639  50 


127,409,427  00 


*  Funded  Debt  and  Temporary  Loans,  ^27,347,187.41. 


6 


42 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statkmknt  IL — ^Receipts  and  Patmbnts. 


STATBMENT  No.  II. 
RECEIPTS  AND  PATMENT& 


IX. 
X. 


XIL 


Receipts  :— 
The  Receipts  into  the  Treasury  daring 

the  year  1866  were— 
On  account  of  Ordinary  Revenue,  as 

per  detailed  statement,    . 
On  account  of  Sundry  Funds,  as  per 

detailed  statement,  viz. : — 
Massachusetts  School  Fund,        • 
Income  Massachusetts  School  Fund, 
Debt  Extinguishment  Fund, 
Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, . 
Charles   River  and  Warren   Bridge 

Fund,     .        .        .        ... 

Income  Back  Bay  Lands  Fund, . 
Notes    and    Mortgages,   Back    Bay 

Lands,    .... 
Commissioners  Public  Lands, 
Agricultural  College  Fund, 
Volunteer  Bounty, 
Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Allotment  Rolls, 
Massachusetts  Volunteers, 
Eastern  Railroad  Loan, 
Interest  on  Railroad  Scrip, 
Bounty  Fund  Loan,   . 
Seven  three-tenths  Loan, 
Seven  Per  Cent  Loan, 
Three  Years'  Loan,    . 
Massachusetts  War  Fund, 
Bonds  and  Mortgages  R.  R.  Corporar 

tions, 
Sales  Back  Bay  Lands, 
Back  Bay  Lands  Fund, 
Essex  Bridge  Fund,   . 
Deposit  Loans,  . 
Sundry  other  Funds, . 


Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1866 : — 

On    account   of  sundry 

Funds,  Revenue,  etc., .  1935,748  77 
On  account  of  interest, 

on  Railroad  Scrip,    •  .     23,625  00 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


•5,437,214  39 


162,748  27 

135,321  48 

73,992  6S 

9,192  08 

6,742  71 
14,582  25 

269,462  52 

67,738  57 

7,273  00 

5,000  00 

267,244  24 

1,124,004  40 

5,353  75 

8,151  77 

75,000  00 

43,375  00 

1,949,467  84 

8,650  00 

1,980,605  92 

1,064,826  25 

2^,113,000  00 

401,760  44 

135,477  14 

45,959  03 

5,242  58 

2,014,114  41 

120,936  19 


•959,373  77 


118,501,810  68 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


48 


Statement  II. — ^Receipts  And  Payments. 


RECEIPTS  AND  PAYMENTS.— Conc/t«ftfrf. 


Amount  hrottght  fortoard^       .        • 

Payments : — 
StateMit   The  payments  from  the  Treasury  dnr- 

iDg  the  year  1866  were — 
XI.    From  the  Ordinary  Revenue,     . 
XII.    On  account  of  Sundry  Funds,  as*per 

detailed  statement : — 
Interest  on  Railroad  Scrip, 
Agricultural  College  Fund, 
Income  Maasachusetts  School  Fund, 
Back  Bay  Lands  Fund,     . 
Commissioners  Public  Lands, 
-Notes    and  Mortgages,    Back    Bay 

Lands, 

Troy  &  Greenfield  Railroad  Company 

Coast  Defences, .... 

Volunteer  Bounty,     . 

Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

Monthly  Bounty, 

Massachusetts  School  Fund, 

Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

Allotment  Rolls, 

Massachusetts  Volunteers,  • 

Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

Seven  three-tenths  L^n,    . 

Seven  per  cent.  Loan, 

Three  Years'  Loan,    .        .  •      . 

Income  Back  Bay  Lands  Fund, . 

Sales  Back  Bay  Lands, 

Loans  to  Railroad  Corporation^ 

Eastern  Railroad  Loan, 

Essex  Bridge  Fund,  . 

Charles  River  and    Warren  Bridge 

Fund 

Deposit  Loan,    .        . 
Temporarv  Loan,       .        .  ,     . 
Sundry  other  Funds,  • 


Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1867 : — 

XIL    On  account  of  sundry 

Funds,  Revenue,  etc.,  92,156,417  69 
On  account  of  interest^ 
on  Raibroad  Scrip,     .        20,750  00 


16,877,720  85 


45,250  00 

7,000  00 

183,008  95 

147,670  16 

119,789  02 

&69,462  52 

721,915  75 

28,418  89 

16,325  00 

62,130  00 

104,006  55 

196,000  00 

1,429,000  00 

3,200  81 

61,952  86 

273,895  65 

2,133,873  05 

137,700  00 

9,170  00 

13,988  28 

135,477  14 

401,760  44 

75,000  00 

9,565  85 

13,129  79 

2,753,271  92 

30,000  00 

465,060  52 


2,177,167  69 


tl8,501,&10  68 


918,501,810  68 


44 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statehemt  hi.— Revknub  and  Expenditures  for  1865  and  1866. 


BTA! 


No.  m. 

REVENUE  AND  EXPENDITURES  FOR  1865  AND  1866. 

Summary  Statement^  including  accounts  unpaid  as  weU  as  paid,  accruing 
in  or  belonging  to  the  gears  1865  and  1866,  as  nearly  as  can  he 
ascertained. 


BtabMit 
XUL 


XIV. 


XIV. 


Revenue : —  • 

Bank  Tax,  and  otber  sources, 
State  Tax, . 


Ordinary  Expenses : — 
Legislature, 
Governor  and  Council, 
Secretary's  Department,     . 
Treasurer's  Department,     . 
Tax  Commissioner's  Department 
Auditor's  Department, 
Sergeant-at- Arms'  Salary,  . 
Repairs,  improvements  and  furniture 
Watchmen  and  firemen,     . 
Fuel  and  ligbt,  . 
Printing,  &c., 

Inspector  of  Gas  Meters,    . 
Juaiciary,  .... 
Bank  Commissioners, . 
Insurance  Commissioners,  . 
Insurance  Commissioner,    . 
Commissioner  on  Savings  Banks 
Sberiffs'  accounts,       .        .  ^ 
Scientific,  .... 
Charitable,. 

Military,     .... 
Reformatory  and  Correctional, 
Interest,      .... 


1965. 

•2,429,701  96 
4,700,000  00 


•7,129,791  96 


Total  Ordinary  Expenses,    . 
Extraordinary  or  Exceptional  Expenses : 


19«A. 


19MI. 


Printing,  &c.,  . 
Scientific, . 
Charitable, 
Public  Build^s. 
Wai 


Military,  (War 
Expenses,)    . 

Council  Milit'ry 
Contingent,  . 


$16,056  87  $10,887  66 

24,187  80  466  12 

12,899  47  16,896  11 

81.514  13  87,208  67 


6,370,816  63   1,660,218  56 
9,660  87         3,507  83 

Amounts  carried  fonoardf     . 


•218,779  24 

19,881  31 

23,899  61 

22,071  87 

14,004  91 

8,961  41 

2,400  00 

7,623  66 

4,720  00 

4,417  61 

51,700  05 

3,000  00 

169,849  04 

8,563  05 

9,173  16 


617  29 

36,748  81 

364,524  27 

88,932  96 

216,343  19 

528,051  93 


•1,804,263  27 


isse. 

•2,287,531  39 
3,000,000  00 


•^,287,531  39 


•239,794  10 

19,812  15 

24,844  96 

15,538  23 

13,805  68 

10,638  88 

2,400  00 

6,215  02 

5,520  00 

3,750  80 

48,529  98 

8,000  00 

202,818  43 

1,717  92 

2,579  71 

1,491  93 

780  30 

38,715  31 

383,272  55 

137,220  08 

324,430  70 

407,784  45 


•1,804,263  27 


•1,894,661  18 


•1,894,661  18 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


45 


•     Statement  IV.— Estimate  op  Revenue  for  1867. 

REVENUE  AND  EXPENDITURES     Concluded, 

t 

1865. 

1866. 

Amounts  brought  forward j    . 

11,804,263  27 

•1,894^661  18 

1865.              1866. 

Troy&Greenfi'd 
Slailroad,       .    $668,897  44    $678,709 '78 

BoQDtv  Loan  S. 

Fund,    .        .        26,420  00      122,820  00 

Union  Loan  S. 

• 

Fund,   .       .      116,000  00      116,000  00 

Valuation  Com- 

mittee, .       .          7,215  00         -       - 

Pr'm^moncoin,      408,038  48      294,186  04 

Interest,    .        .      423,754  55      762,522  27 

CensoB,  &c.,     .        67,846  60          8,634  00 
Corporat*n  Tax,   1,158,413  91      861,330  78 

Diflc*t  on  Scrip,         -       -           72,670  40 

Comm'ra  River 

Obfltnictions,          1,042  76         8,640  07 

Sundiy  Acc*U,        16,276  78        15,025  02 

• 

8,394,840  21 

4,664,305  26 

Totals, 

110,109,103  48 

$6,558,966  44 

BTATEliENT  No.  IV. 
ESTIMATE  OF  REVENUE  FOR  1867. 


Savings  Bank  Tax, $340,000  00 

Corppration  Tax,  net  receipts, 820,000  00 

Coal  and  Mining  Companies'  Tax, .        .        .        .'       .        .  80,000  00 

Semi- Annual  Insurance  Tax, .        .        .  *      .        .        .        .  113,000  00 

Annual  Tax  on  Insurance  by  Foreign  Companies, .        .        .  65,000  00 

liife  Insurance  Companies'  Tax, 6,000  00 

Courts  of  Insolvency  Fees, 8,000  00 

Gas  Light  Companies'  Tax, 8,000  00 

Alien  Passengers, 20,000  00 

From  Cities  and  Towns  for  Support  of  Paupers,     .        •        •  6,000  00 

Alien  Estates, •        .        .        .        .  2,000  00 

Income  from  State  Prison, 100,000  00 

Income  from  Reform  Schools, 18,000  00 

Iilcome  from  State  Almshouses, 12,000  OQ 

Secretary's  Fees, 8,000  00 

Peddlers'  Licenses, 12,000  00 

Interest  on  Deposits, ,     .  20,000  00 

Miscellaneous  Accounts, ...'.....  5,000  00 


$1,088,000  00 


46 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan 


Statbhent  V. — Rbsoubcbs  in  Detail. 


•         STATSMEirr  No.  V. 
RBSOUBCES    IN    DETAIL 


Unproductive  Property : — 

State  Hoase  and  Land — 
Buildings,  .        ••884,750  00 

Land,  63,200  feet,  at  90, .   569,250  00 


Lunatic  Hospital,  Worcester — 
Buildings  and  fixtures,    .  9194,000  00 
Land,  113  acres,     .       .     22,600  00 


Lunatic  Hospital,  Taunton — 
Buildings  and  fixtures,    .  9200,000  00 
Land,  185  acres,     .        .     16,000  00 


Lunatic  Hospital,  Northampton — 
Buildings  and  fixtures,    .  9381,417  87 
Land,  170  acres,     .        .     15,000  00 

Beform  School  for  Bojs,  Westboro' — 
Buildings,       .        .        .9138,273  08 
Originsd  land  donated  by 

Mr.  Lyman,  250  acres,  at 

a  cost  of  912,500;  total 

land  now  belonging  to 

the  Institution,  280  acres,   18,000  00 


Nautical  School — 
Ships  and  fixtures,     .... 

Industrial  Schoot  for  Girls,  Lancaster- 
Buildings,  fixtures  and  140  acres  land. 

State  Prison,  Charlestown — 
Buildings,     .  .      * .  9457,866  88 

About  6  acres  land, .        .   250,000  00 


State  Almshouse,  Monson — 
Buildings  and  fixtures,    .   994,586  50 
Land,  176  acres,     .        .     12,000  00 


State  Almshouse,  Tewksbury — 
Buildings  and  fixtures,    .  9129,945  08 
Land,  135  acres,     .        .       8,000  00 


State  Almshouse,  Bridgewater — 
Buildings  and  fixtures,    .   992,647  18 
Land,  156  acres,     .        .       9,000  00 


Amount  carried  for  tear  d. 


9954,000  00 


216,600  00 


216,000  00 


346,417  87 


156,273  08 
60,000  00 

62,695  39 


707,866  88 


106,586  50 


137,945  08 


101,647  18 


93,066,031  98 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  document—No.  6. 


47   . 


Statement  Y. — ^Bbsoubcbs  in  Detail. 


RESOURCES  IN  J^TAllr-Continued. 


Amount  brought  foruxxrd,     . 

Rainsford  Island  Hospital — 
Baildings  and  fixtures,    .   950,483  48 
Land  and  Wharf,   .        .     12,098  87 


93,066,031  08 


State  Arsenal,  Cambridge — 
Buildings,       .        .        .   986,073  72 
Land,     ....     13,500  00 


Magazine  and  Wharfat  Captain'slsland, 
Warren  Bridge, .... 
Charles  Riyer  Bridge ,        .        •        . 
Maiden  Bridge, .        •        .        •        i 
Weights,  Measures  and  Balances, 
State  Library,    .... 


Productive  Property : — 

Debt  Extinguishment  Fund* — 
Western  Railroad  Stock,  9018,540  00 
B.  B.  Land  Notes, .        .  76  21 

Cash,     ....      73,916  47 


Union  Loan  Sinking"  Fund* — 
Sundry  securities, .    .    93,295,700  00 
Cash,     ....        4,093  35 


Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund* — 
Sundry  securities, .        .  9296,535  65 
Cash, 122,597  60 


Bills  ReceiTable — 
Balance  of  claim  against  the  United 
States  Government, 

Back  Bay  Lands'  Fund — 
Estimated  value  of  lands 

unsold,    exclusive    of 

reservations  for  public 

purposes,  streets,  &c.,  91)700,000  00 
Bonds  and  Notes, .        .      220,000  00 


Almshouse  Sinking  Fund — 
Sundry  securities,         .    9108,000  00 
Cash,  ....  887  92 


Amounts  carried  forward^ 


62,582  35 


49,573  72 
9,840  00 

50,000  00 

25,000  00 
8,136  85 
5,500  00 

42,808  51 


992,532  68 


3,299,793  35 


419,133  25 


976,843  04 


93,319,473  41 


1,920,000  00 


108,887  92 


97,716,690  24 


93,319,473  41 


*  Blarket  value.    Per  Acts  1858,  chapter  158,  section  9. 


48 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  VL — Railroad  Bonds  and  Mortgages. 


EESOURCES  IN  \)1S^TA1L— Concluded. 


BtitMKllt 

XTT. 

Amounts  brought  forward^    . 

Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1867, 
For  Railroad  Interest, .      920,760  00 
Funds  and  Loans,        •   2,156,417  69 

67,716,600  24 
2,177,167  69 

93,319,473  41 

• 

Total  propertjr  of  the  Commonwealth, 
except  the  funds  the  income  of  which 
is  specifically  appropriated, 

Total  debt  of  the  Commonwealth,  not 
including  liabilities  on    account  of 
Scrip  loaned  sundrj  railroad  com- 
Dames.    ••>... 

9,893,357  93 

•               •               • 

vm. 

913,213,331  34 
920,683,231  00 

x""    *^"t       •••••• 

STATEMENT  No.  VI. 
BONDS  AND  MORTGAGES  OF  RAILROAD  CORPORATIONS. 


The  Commonwealth  holds  as  security  for  the  final  payment  of 
Scrip  loaned  sundry  Raihroad  Corporations,  the  following 
mortgages  on  said  roads : — 

Western  Railroad^  for  Sterling  Bonds. 

Mortgage,  April  20, 1838, 

April  10, 1839, 

July  13, 1841, 


Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad. 
Mortgage,  July  28, 1855  for  Sterling  Bonds,      9554,180  00 

for  Dollar  Bonds,   .     1,166,500  00 


Eastern  RaUroad  Company, 
Mortgage,  August  23, 1837,  .        .        .        . 


Norwich  and  Worcester  RaUroad, 
Mortgage,  May  1, 1837,        .... 


92,286,900  00 

1,306,800  00 

761,816  00 


94,355,516  00 


1,720,680  00 


350,000  00 


400,000  00 


96,826,196  00 


KoTB.— In  addition  to  the  above,  the  State  holds  3,000  shares  Eastern  Railroad  Stock, 
and  4,000  shares  Norwich  and  Worcester  Raihroad  Stock,  as  farther  security  for  the  loans 
to  those  corporations.  These  shares  are  liable  to  be  sold,  upon  failure  to  make  prompt 
payment  of  principal  or  interest  of  the  Scrip  as  it  fiills  due. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No-  6. 


49 


Statemknt  yn. — ^FuNDS  Spxgifioallt  Afpbopriated. 


BTATEHISKT  No.  VTI. 

FUNDS,  THE  INCOME  OF  WHICH  IS  SPECIFICALLY  APPRO- 

FRIATED. 


BtattBMt 

V. 


MasBachnsetts  School  Fund,*    .... 
Charles  River  and  Warren  Bridge  Fond, 
Todd  Normal  School  Fund,      .... 
School  Fund  for  Indians,  ..... 

Rogers'  Book  Fund, 

Essex  Bridge  Fund, 

Income  on  Massachusetts  School  Fond,     . 
Income  on  Todd  Normal  School  Fund,     . 
Agricultural  CoUese  Fund,*     .... 
Income  Indian  School  Fund,    .... 

Refoim  School  Fund, — 
In  the  hands  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  Institution, 


Back  Bay  Lands,  and  sundry  Funds,  productiye 
property,  brought  forward,    .        .        .        • '       . 


Productiye  Property, 


12,216,417  88 

89,219  09 

12,100  00 

2,500  00 

1,000  00 

6,254  92 

81,271  67 

828  15 

86,998  00 

82  60 


92,446,112  16 
20,000  00 


•2,465,112  16 


9,898,857  93 


•12,858,970  09 


BTATBMSNT  No.  VIII. 
DEBTS  AND  LIABILITIES  f N  DETAIL. 


Western  Railroad  Sterling  Bonds.    (Interest 

payable  in  London  or  Boston 

by  Corpora- 

tion.^ 
Due  April      1, 1868,    . 

.  £185,000 

October  1, 1868,    . 

•     387,500 

October  1, 1869,    . 

.       90,000 

April       1,1870,    . 

.      180,000 

April       1,1871,   . 

.      157,400 
£899,900 

At 

•4  84 

•4,355,516  00 

\ 

•        .        • 

Amount  carried  forward, . 

•4,855,516  00 

*  Market  yalae.  Per  Acts  1858,  chap.  168,  sect  9. 
7 


50 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statkmsnt  YHI.— Dbbts  akd  Liabiutibs. 


DEBTS  AND  UABUAUES.-^QmHnued. 


AmoufU  brought  fonoardf 

TVov  and  Greenfield  JtaUroad  Sterling  Bonds, 
^liitereflt  payable  in  London  bj*  Corpora- 
tion.) 
Due  October  1, 1888,  .  £22,600 
October  1, 1889,  .     29,800 
October  1, 1890,  •     62,700 


•4,865,616  00 


At 


£114,600 
.     «4  84 


1554,180  00 


DoOar  Bonds, 

Due  April  1, 1890, .  1200,000  00 

April  1, 1891, .  216,600  00 

April  1, 1893, .  209,000  00 

April  1, 1894, .  641,000  00 


1,166,600  00 


Eaeiem  Railroad  DoUar  Bonds,  nnterest  pay- 
able in  Boston  by  Corporaticm.) 
Due  J0I7 1, 1867,      .       •       .    175,000  00 


Julj  1, 1868, 
Julj  1, 1869, 
July  1, 1870, 
July  1, 1871, 


76,000  00 
75,000  00 
76,000  00 
60,000  00 


Norwich  and  Worcester  Railroad  DoUar  Bonds* 

(Interest  payable  in  Boston.) 
Due  July  1, 1877,   .       •      ^      •.       .       . 

Consolidation  Statutes  Scrips  Five  Per  Cent. 
Due  January  1, 1870, 


Stale  Abnshouse  Scrips  Five  Per  Cent, 
Due  November  1, 1872,    .       .    9100,000  00 
October     1, 1878,    .       .       60,000  00 
October     1, 1874,   .  50,000  00 


Enlargement  of  State  House  Scrip,  Five  Per 

Cent 
Due  October  1, 1873,        .       .     |65,000  00 
October  1, 1874,        .       .     100,000  00 


Amounts  carried  forward, 


1,720,680  00 


850,000  00 


400,000  00 


•150,000  00 


210,000  00 


16,826,196  00 


165,000  00 


•525,000  00 


•6,826,196  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


61 


STATEIfRNT  YIII. — DbBTS  AND  LlABILITIBS. 


DEBTS  AND  LIABILITI£S.--C(mdnu6(2. 


Amounts  brought  fortoardf 

Lunatic  Hospital  (Taunton)  and  State  Prison 

Scrip,  Five  Per  Cent, 
Doe  July  1, 1874, 


Six  Per  Cent  &n>  of  1850. 
Due  July  1, 1862,  .... 


Northampton  Lunatic  Hospital  Scrip,  Six  Per 

Cent. 
Due  April  1, 1868,   .        .        .    •150,000  00 
June  1, 1877,   .        .        .        50,000  00 


Fioe  Per  Cent.  Scrip,  1861. 
Due  June  1, 1868,    .        .        .      915,000  00 
June  1, 1870,    .        .        .        21,000  00 
June  1, 1872,    .        .        .        17,000  00 


&x  Per  Cent  Scrip,  1861. 
Due  June  1, 1868,    .        .        .      975,000  00 
June  1, 1870,    .        .        .        89,000  00 
June  1, 1862,    .        .        .        83,000  00 


Union  Fund  Loan,  1861. 
Due  July  1, 1871,     .        .        .    9205,000  00 
"  841,000  00 

304,000  00 

300,000  00 

420,000  00 

1,430,000  00 


July  1, 1872, 
July  1, 1873, 
July  1, 1874, 
July  1, 1875, 
July  1, 1876, 


Union  Fund  Loan,  1862. 
Due  July  1, 1877,     .        .       .    9400,000  00 
July  1,  1878,     .        .        .      200,000  00 


Back  Bay  Loan,  1862-68,  Fi$fe  Per  Cent. 
Due  May  1, 1880, 


Bounty  Fund  Loan,  1863,  Five  Per  Cent. 
Due  July  1, 1883, 


Amounts  carried  fonoardf 


9525,000  00 


94,000  00 


1,000  00 


200,000  00 


53,000  00 


247,000  00 


3,000,000  00 


600,000  00 


220,000  00 


200,000*00 


95,140,000  00 


96,826,196  00 


96,826,196  00 


52 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statbmbmt  Vni. — Dbbta  and  Liabilities. 


DEBTS  AND  LIABILITIES— CoiainiiMf. 


Amounts  brought  forward ^ 

Bounty  Fund  Loan,  1804-65-60|  Five  Per 

Cent. 
Sterling  Bonds*-* 
Dae  May  1, 1894, .    .  £826,800 

Am        •  •  •         9«  ^^4 

13,996,872  00 

DoOar  Bonds — 
Dae  May  1,1894,.    .        .        .  4,379,500  00 


Coast  Defence  Loan^  1863,  Fwe  Per  Cent. 
Dae  Joly  1, 1883, 


•5,140,000  00 


Massachusetts  War  Fund  Loan^  Six  Per  Cent, 
Doe  September  1, 1871-86,    .        .        .        . 


Total  Funded  Loan, 


Three  Years'  Loan, 
Deposit  Loan, . 
Seven  Per  Cent.  Loan, 
Seven-Thirty  Loan, 
Unfunded  Debt, 


Sums  due  from  the  Treasury  and  not  called  for 
on  the  Zlst  of  December, 

Interest  on  Almshouse  Scrip,  .  •  (500  00 
State  House  Scrip, .  .  25  00 
Hosp.  &  State  Pris.  Scrip,  610  00 
Scrip  of  1856,  .  .  180  00 
Scrip  of  1861,  .  .  1,555  00 
Union  Fund  Loan,  .  .  693  00 
Bounty  Fund  Loan,        .  2,275  00 


Interest  on  Eastern  Bailroad  Scrip,  98,750  00 
Nor.  &  Wor.  B.B.  Scrip»  12,000  00 


Military  Elections,  .        .        .        • 
Military  Accounts, .... 

State  Aid, 

Aid  to  Non-resident  Vols., 
Expenses  on  account  of  State  Aid, . 

Amounts  carried  forward. 


8,876,372  00 


888,000  00 


2,113,000  00 


91,055,656  25 
1,102,232  24 
1,842,905  92 
2,825  00 


15,838  00 


20,750  00 

27  00 

547  25 

18,065  84 

1,278  07 

50  00 


16,826,196  00 


16,517,872  00 


923,343,568  00 


4,003,619  41 


927,847,187  41 


941,556  16,927,347,187  41 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


58 


Statsmbnt  YIII. — Dbbts  and  Liabilities. 


DEBTS  AND  LIABILITIES— ComrZuef^d. 


Amounts  hroughi  forward^ 


Yolunteer  Bounty, .... 
QQartennaster's  Department, . 
Sargeon-Generars  DepartmeDt, 
Qaartermaster's  Supplies,       . 
Aji;ent  for  Invalid  Soidien, 
Lieut.  Governor  and  Coancil  Pay-Boll, 
Council  Contingent,        .        •        • 
Expenaefl  of  Committees, 
Witness  Fees  before  Committees,  -  • 
Treasurer's  Incidentals,  . 
Au^tor's  Incidentals,      ... 
District-Attorneys, .... 
Clerks,  Police  and  Municipal  Courts, 
Expenses  Courts  of  Insolvency, 
Commissioner  on  Savinss  Banks,    • 
Commissioners  Troy  and  Greenfield  Bailroad 
Commissioners  Harbors  and  Flats,  . 
Board  of  Agriculture,  Incidentals,  . 
Agricultunu  Societies,    . 
Board  of  Education,  Expenses, 
State  Paupers,        .... 
State  Paupers,  Transportation, 
Expenses  TeTHcsbur^  Almsbouie,    . 
Korthampton  Lunatic  Hospital, 

Coroners, 

State  Police, 

Bepairs,  Improvements,  &c.,   . 
Census  Abstract,     .... 
Corporation  Tax,    i        .        .        . 
State  Library,         .... 
Publishing  Bank  Returns, 
Universal  Exposition, 


Total  Debts  and  Liabilities, 


$il,556  16 


325  00 

214  14 

6  00 

15  00 

2  00 

591  00 

56  00 

4  45 

17  60 

246  51 

14  64 

360  00 

270  00 

59  25 

250  00 

6,891  92 

45  00 

11  75 

1,200  00 

691  67 

1,529  51 

200  00 

8,560  52 

1,807  19 

144  73 

867  55 

278  66 

299  00 

1,159  94 

2  00 

36  60 

27  00 


927,347,187  41 


62,239  59 


•27,409,427  00 


54 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  IX.— Trrasubt  Receipts  for  1866. 


STATEMENT  No.  IX. 
RECEIPTS  INTO  THE  TREASURY  DURING  THE  YEAR  1866. 


Bank  Tax,    . 
Savings  Bank  Tax, 

State  Tax  of  1866, 
State  Tax  of  1865, 


•2,987,848  22 
140,683  00 


Corporation  Tax,  .        .        ■        .        . 

Coal  and  Mining  Companies, 

Annual  Insurance  Tax, 

Semi-annnal  Insnrance  Tax,  • 

Life  Insnrance  Companies,    .  •     . 

Courts  of  Insolvency  Fees,    . 

Gas  Light  Companies,  .        .        .        . 

Board  of  State  Charities, 

Alien  Passengers, .        .        •        .        . 

Alien  Estates, 

Income  from  State  Prison, 

Income  from  State  Reform  School, 

Income  from  Nautical  Brancht 

Income  from  Monson  Ahnshonse,  . 

Income  from  Bridgewater  Almshouse, ' . 

Income  from  Rainsford  Island  Hospital, 

Illegal  Reimbursement  of  Bounties, 

Income  Back  Bar  Lands  Fund,    . 

Income  Bounty  Loan  Sinldng  Fund,     . 

Secretary's  Fees, 

Fees  for  Commissions,  .        •        .        . 

Hawkers  and  Peddlers, .        •       •        . 

Railroad  Corporations,  •    *    . 

Ordnance  Department,  from 
Sale  of  Coast  Defence  Guns, 
Sale  of  Arms  and  Equipments,  . 


9165,886  58 
5,605  66 


Arms  and  Eouipments, . 

Interest  on  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

Premium  on  War  Loan, 

Interest  on  War  Loan, ... 

Interest  on  Deposits,     ... 

Supreme  Court  Fines  and  Forfeitures, . 

Plymouth  Records, 

Percentage  on  State  Tax, 

Interest  od  Corporation  Tax, 

Premium  on  Gold, 

Military  Accounts, 

Insurance  Penalty, 

Basturdy  Cases,    .... 

State  Paupers,      .... 

Miscellaneous,       .... 


•6,775  90 
811,848  33 


8,187,581  22 

1,210,694  56 

81,598  79 

64,566  92 

118,103  28 

5,631  96 

8,047  96 

2,989  18 

6,214  59 

24,038  58 

8,907  24 

90,260  82 

13,452  89 

5,282  47 

817  12 

694  87 

.     311  43 

8,355  00 

9,925  00 

2,825  00 

8,854  95 

4,300  00 

3,000  00 

1,260  00 


171,442  24 

1.808  57 

149,078  26 

5,442  50 

6,268  57 

29,203  08 

444  60 

525  00 

566  91 

164  29 

121  50 

•     160  00 

75  00 

428  00 

90  00 

108  31 


•5,437,214  39 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


55 


Statement  X. — Receipts  on  Account  or  Various  Funds. 


BTATEIOBNT  Ko.  X. 
RECEIPTS  ON  ACCOUNT  OF  VARIOUS  FUNDS. 


Mil 
228 
228 
222 
227 

281 


282 


206 


207 


224 


208 


205 


202 


202 


204 


Seven  Three-Tenths  Loan, 
Seven  Per  Cent  Loan, 
Deposit  Loans,  • 
Three  Yean  Loan,    . 


Bounty  Fund  Loan, 
Received  on  acconnt  of  Sterling  Scrip 
issned, 


Massachusetts  War  Fund. 
Received  on  acconnt  of  Scrip  issued, . 

Di^  Extinffuishment  Fund* 
Received  from  Sales  of  Western^Rail^ 

road  Rights, 

Received  from  B.  B.  Lands  Fund,     . 

Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Received  from  United  States,     . 
Investments  repaid,    .... 
State  Appropriation,  .... 

Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Funit, 
Received  Western  Railroaid  Dividends, 
From  sales  Baek  Baj  Lands, 
State  Appropriations,  &c., . 

Massachusetts  School  Fund, 
Principal  of  Loans  paid  in. 
Amount  from  income. 
Amount  fit>m  Back  Bay  Lands  Notes, 

Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Interest  on  investments. 
Amount  received  from  Alien  Passen- 
ger account,    

Income  Back  Bay  Lands  Fund, 
Received  interest  on  Land  Notes, 

Back  Bay  Lands  Fund, 
Received  discount  on  investments. 
Received  from  Notes  and  Mortgages 
B.  B.  Land,    •        •        •        •        . 

Notes  and  Mortgaaes,  Baek  Bay  Lands, 
Notes  for  land  paid,   .        .  *      . 


Amount  carried  forward, 


126,822  68 
47,170  15 


1621,485  58 
886,568  87 
116,000  00 


172,171  00 

67,788  67 

127,284  67 


130,000  00 

1,450  88 

121,297  94 


13,192  08 
6,000  00 


918  89 
45,945  14 


«8,650  00 
1,980,605  92 
2,014,114  41 
1,064,826  25 


1,949,467  84 


2,113,000  00 


78,992  68 


1,124,004  40 


267,144  24 


152,748  27 


9,192  08 
14,682  25 


45,959  08 
269,462  52 


111,087,749  89 


66 


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[J 


Statsmxht  X. — ^Reckifts  oir  Account  of  Yabious  Fukdb. 


RECEIPTS-^Con/mtied. 


208 


218 


212 


208 


210 


200 


200 


210 


220 


164 


226 


165 


225 


Aaumnt  brought  forward^ 


Commmumers  on  PMic  Lands, 
ReceiTed  on   ftccoant  of  moiet/  of 
Land  Sales, 


Essex  Bridge  Fund, 
Amount  received  from  Agent  for  Tolls, 

Charles   River   and    Warren   Bridge 

Fund. 
Receiyed  Interest  and  Rents,     . 


Income  MassaehuseUs  School  Fund, 
Received  Interest  on  Investments, 

Income  Indian  School  Fund, 
Received  Interest  on  Investment, 

Income  Todd  Normal  School  Fund. 
Received  Interest  on  Investments, 

Todd  Normal,  Schooi  Fund. 
Received  from  Treasnrer  of  Board  of 
Education, 


Allotment  Rolls, 
Received  on  account  of  sundrjr  Regi- 
ments,     


Massachusetts  Volunteers. 
Received  on  account  of  Deposits  by 
Volunteers, 


Volunteer  Bounty, 
Amount  refunded  to  Treasury, 

Provost-Marshal, 
Amount  refunded  to  Treasury, 


Monthly  Bounty, 
Received  on  account  of  sundry  Regi- 
ments,     


Agricultural  CoUege  Fund, 
Received  from  sales  of  Land  Scrip, 
Income  for  1866,        .        .        .        . 


Amount  carried  forward, 


,        • 


•11,087,740  89 


67,788  57 


5,2«2  58 


6,742  71 


107,005  00 


166  25 


828  15 


200  00 


5,358  75 


8,151  77 


5,000  00 


500  00 


4,385  87 


4,348  00 


911,803,808  44 


18&70 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


67 


Statembht  X. — Rbcbiptb  on  Account  ov  Yabious  Funds. 


B,ECElPTS^Caneluded. 


T 


IMaO 
215 


230 


230 
225 


Amount  brought  forwardf 


Western  Railroad  Loan  Sinking  Fund. 
Received  of  TreaBurer  of  Road,  • 


Eastern  Railroad  Company, 
Received  of  Treasurer  of  Road  Interest 
on  Scrip  loaned,     .... 


Norwich  and  Worcester  RaHtrohd  Comr 

pany. 
Received  of  Treasurer  of  Road  Interest 


on  Scrip  loaned, 


TVoy  and  Qreenfield  Railroad  Interest, 

Received  on  account  of  Lease  of  South 

Yermont  Raiload,  •       •       .        • 


Bonds  and  Mortgages  R>R>  Corp'ns, 
Western  R.R.  Co.,     .        •        • 
Troy  and  Greenfield  Co.,  • 


Eastern  Railroad  Loan, 


Income  Agricultural  Fund. 
Received  Interest  on  Investments, 

Sales  Back  Bay  Lands, 
Received  Notes  and  Mor^ages,  • 
Received  Carii,  .... 


911,393,808  44 


40,000  00 


19,375  00 


•355,960  00 
45,800  00 


Received  on  account  of  Ordinary  Rev- 
enue, as  before  stated,     • 

Cash  on  heofid,  January  1,  1866: — 

On  account  of— 
Sundry  Funds  and  Revenue, 
Interest  on  Railroad  Scrip, 


Total, 


•102,295  65 
33,181  49 


•935,748  77 
23,625  00 


24,000  00 


10,000  00 


401J60  44 
75,000  00 


5,801  50 


135,477  14 


•12,105,222  52 
5,487,214  39 


959,373  77 


•18,501,810  68 


8 


58 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statbmbnt  XL — ^Patmbmts  vroh  Ordikart  Rbvenub  for  1865-6. 


BTATEMSNT  ITo.  XI. 

PAYMENTS  FROM  ORDINARY  REVENUE  OF  EXPENSES 
BELONGING  TO  1866  AND  PREVIOUS  YEARS. 

[This  Statement  does  not  indade  the  entire  expenses  of  the  year  1866;  ibr  these,  see 

Statement  XIV .] 


Senate,  per  dieoii 
Senate,  mileage, 

House,  per  diem, 
Hoose,  mileage, . 


LegiaUUture. 


.   |24;208  00 
414  00 

.  •143.120  00 
2;i83  00 


Clerks'  salaries.  Senate  and  House, 
Chaplflun's  salaries,  Senate  and  House,  . 
Preacher  of  election  sermon, . 
Doorkeepers,  messengers  and  pages. 
Printing  and  binding  for  Senate  and  House, 
Printine  blanks,  circulars,  and  Orders  of  the 

Day  ror  Senate  and  House, 
Stationery  for  Senate,    . 
Stationery  for  House,     . 
Expenses  of  Committees, 
Witness  fees  before  Committees, 
Printing,  stationery,  posti^e,  and  advertising, 

ordered  by  Sergeant-at- Arms  for  Legislature, 
Contingent  Expenses,    .  *      • 


Executive  Department. 

GoTemor, 

Lieut  Grovemor  and  Council,  pay  and  trarel, 
Govemor's  Private  Secretary, 

Messengers, 

Postage,  Printing,  &c., 

Contingent, 

Military  contingent, 


*  JSeeretar^s  Department, 

Secretary, 

Secretary's  first  and  second  clerks. 


Secretary's  extra  clerks. 


Census  clerks. 
Secretary's  messenger, 
Secretary's  incidentals, 


Amount  earned  faneard^ 


•24,622  00 


145,808  00 

6,126  00 

600  00 

100  00 

10,698  00 

48,281  58 

1,708  26 
.  972  16 
2.611  07 
4,524  96 
107  95 

1,176  15 
1,926  41 


•5,000  00 

11,116  00 

1,978  83 

1,772  08 

548  87 

649  58 

5,468  89 


•2,500  00 
8,675  00 

13,618  02 

8,194  00 

999  99 

4,171  58 


•243,695  54 


26,518  25 


28,158  69 


•298,867  88 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


59 


Statement  XL — Payments  from  Ordinary  Revenue  for  1865-6. 


PAYMENTS— Continued. 


Amount  brought  forward, 

Treasuref's  Departmefit, 


Treasurer, 

Treasurer's  clerl;, 

Treasurer's  first  and  second  assistant  clerks, 
Treasurer's  extra  clerks, 
Treasurer's  incidentals, . 


Tax  ComnUmoner's  Department. 
Deputy  Commissioner,  ... 
Clerks,  .        .  •     . 
Expenses, 


Auditof's  Department. 
Auditor,        •        *        •        .        . 
Auditor's  first  and  second  clerks,  . 
Auditor's  extra  clerks,    . 
Auditor's  incidentals, 


State  House  Expenses. 
Sergeant-at-Arms, . 
Watchmen  and  fireman. 
Repairs,  improvements,  and  furniture, 
F^resentation  Battle  Flags,     . 
Commissioners  on  State  House,     . 
Fuel  and  light,      .... 


Slate  Printing. 
Printing  General  Laws, . 
Printing  Blue  Book, 
Puhlishmg  General  Laws, 
Term  Reports, 
Public  Documents, 
Publishing  Bank  Returns, 
Provincial  Laws,    .        .  *      . 
Assessor's  Books  and  Blanks, 


Judiciary — Supreme  Court. 

Judges, »28,470  11 

Cleric, 8,000  00 

Reporter, 300  00 

Expenses, 907  12 

Superior  CourL 
Judges, 

Amounts  carried  forwardy 


«8,458  82 
1,983  83 
3,883  33 
6,718  98 
1,624  73 


•1,983  33 
9,651  60 
1,487  56 


•2,500  00 

8,530  87 

4,101  34 

243  07 


•2,400  00 

6,458  32 

7,997  16 

355  12 

119  55 

4,210  64 


•5,648  74 

4,924  88 

400  00 

5,103  94 

32,461  22 

344  25 

1,673  20 

1,796  25 


•32,677  23 
40,480  00 


r3,157  28 


•298,367  38 


16,063  69 


13,122  89 


10,374  78 


20,535  79 


52,847  48 


•410,811  51 


60 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statbhknt  XL — Payments  from  Ordinary  Rbvbnue  for  1865-8. 


PATMENTS— Om/muetf. 


Amounts  brought  forward^ 

Probate  and  Insolvency  Courts. 

Judges, 119,780  00 

RegiBten  and  AMutastB,              .    25,415  00 
Expenses, 1,465  28 


Attomey^GeneraJCs  Department 
Attorney-General,.        .        .        .98,416  66 
Attomej-General's  clerk,      .        .   1,200  00 
Attorney-General's  expenses,        •   1,428  49 
Attorney-General's  Law  Library,  .      129  85 


Jndees, 
Clerics, 


PoUce  Courts. 


•83,844  13 
.  14,597  78 


Justices, 
Clerks,  . 


Boston  Municipal  CourL 

92,299  44 

.    1,890  00 


TaunUm  Municipal  Court. 

Justices, 91,150  00 

Clerks,  .        .        ,        .        .        .      690  00 


Salaries, 


JXstriet'A  ttomeys. 


Sheriffif  Accounts. 
Distributing  Documents,  &c., . 


Bardi  Commissioners. 
Commissioners, 
Clerk,   ..... 
Incidentals,    .... 


Salary, 


Commissioner  on  Savings  Banks. 


Insurance  Commissioners. 
Commissioners,      .... 

Clerks, 

Incidentals, 


Amount  earned  forward ^ 


973,157  23 


46,660  28 


6,170  00 


48,441  86 


4,189  44 


1,840  00 
14,856  09 


$549  99 

150  00 

43  00 


91,750  00 

5,633  96 

385  85 


9410,811  51 


194,814  90 
639  71 


742  99 


991  93 


7,769  81 


9615,770  85 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


61 


Statkment  XL-t-Patmbnts  from  Ordinary  Rbvemue  for  1865-6. 


PAYBfENTS— Ccm/fewtfcf. 


Amount  brought  forward, 


Insurance  Commissioner, 
CoQ)mi»oner,       .... 

Clerk, 

ExpenBes, 


Scientific,  ffc, — Board  of  Agriculture. 
Secretary, |2,000  00 


Secretary's  clerks, . 
Secretaiy's  ez^nses,     . 
Secretary's  incidentals,  • 


A^cnltnral  Societies,  . 
Printing  Agricultural  Report, 
Travel  of  Members  of  the  Board, 
State  Cabinet, 
Plenro-Pneumonia,        .        .    * 


2,213  83 
200  14 
216  22 


State  Library. 
Librarian,      .... 
Librarian's  clerks, . 
Books,  &c.,    .  '     . 


Sundry  Accounts, 
Inspector  of  Gas  Meters, 
Forgeries  on  Soldiers'  Drafts, 
Commissioners  on  Harbors  and  Flats, 
Emei||;ency  Fund, .        .        .        • 
Engraving  and  Sale  of  Scrip, 
Corporation  Tax,  1865, .        .      1988,698  18 

1866,.        .        857,083  07 


Obsequies  of  the  President,  . 

Experto, 

Census  and  Industrial  Statistics,     . 
Commissioners  on  River  Obstructions, 
Weights  and  Measures, . 
Annuities  Martha  Johonnot,  . 
Atien  Estates,        .... 
Commissioners  on  Hoars  of  Labor, 
Harbor  Commissioners, . 
Universal  Exposition,    . 
Union  Loan  binking  Fund,  . 
Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, . 

Charitable, 
Expenses  Rainsfbrd  Island  Hospital, 
Tewksbury  Almshouse, . 
Monson  Almshouse, 
Bridgewater  Almshouse, 

Amounts  carried  forward^ 


.  •■ 


•494  56 
250  00 
556  55 


•4,629  69 

18,200  00 

12,750  94 

1,218  11 

151  54 

386  35 


•1,983  33 
1,128  75 
2,642  54 


•3,000  00 

89  34 

1,355  21 

1,849  80 

631  94 


1,840,781  25 

163  63 

135  10 

23,176  35 

60  00 

17  50 

1,872  60 

646  11 

818  55 

2,373  22 

116  00 

116,000  00 

122,300  00 


•31,559  63 
64,167  98 
48,839  27 
43,178  79 


•187,745  67 


•615,770  85 


"^  1,311  11 


32,336  63 


5,754  62 


2,114^81  60 


•2,769,554  81 


62 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XI. — Patubntb  from  Ordihart  Rbybnub  fob  1865-6. 


PAYMENTS— Cofi/tnuetf. 


AmountM  brought  forward j 

Aaylvan  for  Blind, 

Asylam  for  Deaf  and  Damb, .        .        .        . 

School  for  Idiots, 

WaBbingtonian  Home, 

Maasacbuaettfl  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary,  . 
Board  of  State  Charities,       .        .        •        . 
Cases  of  Settlement,  &c.,       ;        .       .        . 
Transportation  of  Lunatic  Paupers,       •     *  . 

State  Paupers, 

Coroners, •       • 

Indians, 

Pensions, 

Gratuities, 

Alien  Passengers, 

Home  for  Fnendless  Women  and  Children,  . 
N.  E.  Hospital  for  Women  and  Children, 

Military  DepartmentM. 

Adjutant-General,        .        .        .|2,500  00 

Clerk, 1,083  33 

Extra  clerks  and  messengers,        •  16,987  16 

Incidentals, 3,835  42 

• 

Quartermaster-Generars  &  Ordn'ce  Depart'ts, 
Surgeon-Greneral's  Department.     • 
Paymaster's  Department,       .... 

Military  Accounts, 

MiliUa  Bounty, 

Rent  of  Armories, 

Arms  and  Equipments, 

Expenses  on  account  of  the  United  States,    . 
Agent  for  Inyalid  Soldiers,    .... 

Replacement  of  Flags, 

Aia  to  Families  of  Volunteers,  (ciUes  &  towns,) 
State  Aid  to  Non-residents,   •        .  *     . 
Expenses  on  account  of  State  Aid, 
Discbaived  Soldiers'  Home,  .... 
Soldierr^  National  Cemetery,  •        .        •        . 

Medical  Supplies, 

Military  Elections, 

Books  of  Instruction, 

Enrolment  of  Militia,     ...        .        • 
Quartermaster's  Supplies,      .... 
Bounty  and  Claim  Agency,  .... 

Beformalory  and  Correctional  Department. 

State  Police, 

Expenses  of  State  Prison,      •        .        •        . 
Expenses  State  Reform  School,     . 

Amounts  carried  forward, 


•187,745  67 

19,000  00 

18,402  35 

12,000  00 

5,500  00 

8,500  00 

20,021  89 

1,529  00 

8,000  00 

103,969  82 

875  04 

8,715  84 

431  00 

846  66 

6,000  00 

2,000  00 

5,000  00 


•24,805  91 

20,473  85 

9,534  77 

7,868  47 

9,068  84 

21,961  00 

17,591  23 

1,012  18 

169  00 

706  78 

198  50 

1,538,228  40 

5,877  80 

1,027  3& 

18,000  00 

6,197  05 

756  45 

188  19 

143  75 

250  00 

65,973  99 

6,646  03 


•83,042  86 

107,040  60 

48,374  13 


•238,457  59 


•2,769,554  81 


898,036  n 


1,756,679  54 


•4,924,271  12 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


63 


Statement  XL — Patuentb  from  Ordinart  Revenue  for  1865-6. 


PAYMENTS— Conc/iideA 


Amounts  brought /aruford, 

Expenses  Nautical  Branch  Scb(y>l, 
Expenses  Industrial  School,  . 
Arrest  of  Fu^tives  from  Justice,    . 
Agent  for  Dischai^ged  Convicts,     . 
A^lnm  for  DischiSged  Pemale  Prisoners, 


PubUc  BuSdingi, 
Tewksbury  Almshouse, . 
Monson  Almshouse,' 
Bridgewater  Almshouse, 
Rainsford  Island  Hospital, 
Kantical  Branch  State  Reform  School, 
Industrial  School  for  Girls,    . 
Cambrid^  Arsenal, 
State  Prison, 


Interest,  etc. 
Lunatic  Hospital  Loans, 
State  Almshouse  Loan/ . 
State  House  Loan, 
Six  per  cent.  Loan  of  1856,  . 
Consolidation  Statutes  Loan, . 
Recruitment  Fund, 
Temporary  Loans  and  Deposits, 
Deposit  Loans, 
FiTe  and  Six  Per  Cent  Loans  of  1861, 
Union  Fund  Loan, 
Massachusetts  Volunteers, 
Bonnty  Fund  Loan, 
Coast  Defence  Loan,     . 
P^remium  on  Gold, . 
SeTcn  and  three-tenths  Loan, 
SeTen  Per  Cent  Loan, . 
Three  Tears  Loan, 
Back  Bay  Lands  Scrip, 
Income  Union  L.  S.  Fund,    . 
Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, . 
Discount  on  Bounty  Loan  Scrip, 


Total  Payments  from  Ordinary  ReTenue 
in  1866,      


•238,457  59 

51,728  97 

22,408  17 

1,911  04 

1,808  89 

2,500  00 


•21,750  08 

2,579  25 

283  59 

4,728  00 

8,194  37 

634  49 

11,470  59 

4,999  94 


•16,770  00 

12,825  00 

8,475  00 

3,360  00 

7,500  00 

9,800  00 

3,549' 82 

142,201  74 

17,350  00 

209,607  00 

5,274  09 

529,235  68 

44,400  00 

294,186  14 

115,782  31 

62,456  68 

9,418  90 

11,575  00 

3,572  50 

40  00 

72,670  40 


•4,924,271  12 


318,809  16 


54,640  31 


l,(i80,000  26 


•6,877,720  85 


64 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statbmbnt  Xn. — Patmbnts  on  Account  of  Sundry  Funds. 


BTATSUXirr  No.  XII. 
PAYMENTS  ON  ACCOUNT  OF  SUNDRY  FUNDS. 


227 
228 
228 
222 
214 

208 


206 


202 


202 


204 


203 


213 


212 


208 


210 


209 


211 


Three  Yean  Loan,    . 
Seven  Per  Cent  Loan, 
Seven-Thirty  Loan,  • 
Deposit  Loans,  • 
Temporary  Loans, 


MassachuMUi  School  Fund. 
Paid  on  InTestments, . 


Debt  Eztififfuishment  Fund. 
Paid  for  Back  Bay  Land  Notes, . 

Back  Bay  Lands  Fund. 
Paid  on  Investment,  .        .        •        • 
Six  per  cent  Scrip  of  1856, 
Debt  Extinguishment  Fund, 

Interest  on  Back  Bay  Lands  Notes. 
Paid  Income  School  Fund, 

Notes  and  Mortgages^  Back  Bay  Lands. 
Amount  remaining  unpaid, 

Commissioners  Public  Lands. 
Filling,  grading,  &c.,  .        .        .        . 
Salaries  and  incidentals,     .. 

Essex  Bridge  Fund. 
Expenses  of  Bridge,  .... 
Paid  on  Investmeots,  •        .        .        « 

Charles  River  J*  Warren  Bridges  Fund. 
Paid  expenses  of  Bridges,  . 


Income  School  Fundy  1865-6. 
Paid  Educational  expenses. 
Cities  and  Towns, 
Amount  to  Fund, 
*    Premium  on  Scrip,     . 

Income  School  Fund  for  Indians. 
Paid  for  sundry  Schools,    . 


Income  Todd  Normal  School  Fund. 
Paid  Treasurer  Board  of  Education, . 

Income  Roger^  Book  Fund. 
Paid  Treasurer  Board  of  Education, . 

Amount  carried /orward^ 


•500  00 

100,000  00 

47,170  15 


•116,000  00 
3,789  02 


•4,565  85 
5,000  00 


•119,567  47 

62,641  15 

1,450  83 

250  00 


•9,170  OO 

137,70a  00 

2,133,873  05 

2,758,271  92 

30,000  00 


196,000  00 


76  21 


147,670  15 
13,988  28 

269,462  52 


119,789  02 

9,565  85 
13,129  79 


183,908  95 
168  00 

845  15 

60  00 


•6,018,678  89 


1867.] 


PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


65 


Statemkkt  XII. — Payments  on  Account  of  Sundry  Funds. 


PATMENTS— CoiKmiiAi 


^^^-^^ 


219 
220 
221 
162 
164 


226 


165 


163 


225 


215 


205 


209 


207 


Amount  brought  forward^ 

Allotment  EoUs. 
Paid  sundry  parties,   . 


Massachusetts  Volunteers, 
Paid  sundry  parties,  • 


Returned  Allotments, 
Paid  sundry  parties,  . 


Coast  Defences. 
Paid  sundry  expenses. 


Volunteer  Bounty, 
Paid  Bounties  to  Volunteers, 

Military  Fund. 
Paid  Military  expenses. 


Provost-Marshal, 
Paid  on  account  of  Town  Quotas  and 
Bepresentative  Recruits, 


Monthly  Bounty. 
Paid  sundry  Regiments   of  Infantry, 
Cavalry,  Artillery,  &c.,  . 


Enlistment  of  Recruits, 
Paid  sundry  expenses,     *   . 


Agricultural  College  Fund, 
Paid  on  Investments,  • 


Western  Railroad  Loan  Sinking  Fund. 
Paid  Commissioners,  .... 


Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Paid  on  Investments, . 


Todd  Normal  School  Fund. 
Paid  on  Investments, . 


Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 
Paid  on  Investments, . 


Nonoich  and  Worcester  R.  R.  Company. 
Paid  interest  on  Scrip, 


Amount  carried  forward, 


16,018,678  89 


8,200  31 


61,952  86 


172  46 


28,418  39 


16,325  00 


100  80 


5,050  00 


104,006  55 


1,096  08 


7,000  00 


40,000  00 


62,180  00 


6,000  00 


1,429,000  00 


24,000  00 


•7,807,131  34 


9 


66 


AUDITOE'S  BBPOBT. 


[Jan. 


Statbhbnt  XIL — Paticbnts  ozr  Agooukt  of  Sundry  FuNDa. 

PAYMENTS— amc/ii4«J. 

UtH 

» 
Amount  brought  forward^ 

Eastern  Railroad  Company, 

t                 •                                  •                              • 

17,807,131  84 

Paid  interest  on  Scrip, 

t                 •                                  •                              • 

21,260  00 

218 

Troy  ff  Oremfield  Railroad  Company, 
Paid    Commissioners  on    account  oi 

f 

Land  Claims,  expenses,  &c.,   . 

.     1622,080  76 

Interest  on  Scrip, 

08,934  99 

721,916  76 
75,000  00 

280 

Kastem  Railroad  Loan,     • 

t    •         •        • 

280 

Scrip  loaned  Western  and  Troj  and 

Greenfield  Railroad  Corporations, 

•    •         •        • 

401,760  44 

2?6 

Income  Agricultoral  Fund, 
Sales  Back  Bay  Lands. 

•    •         ■        • 

95  70 

Paid  Commissioners  Public  Lands, 

167,788  67 

Bounty  L.  S.  Fund,  . 

67,788  67 

136,477  14 

• 

Blake  Brothers  ^  Co, 

229 

On  account  of  Bounty  Loan  Scrip,    . 
Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

>    •         •        • 

10,396  12 

224 

Paid  on  Investments,  •        .        •        , 

1    •         •        • 

273,896  65 

•9,446,922  14 

Payments  from  Ordinary  Revenue  on 

I 

account  of  expenses  of  1866  anc 

> 

previous  years,  as  before  stated, 

1    •         •        • 

6,877,720  86 

Cash  on  handf  January  1, 1867 : — 

On  account  of— 

Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

14,093  85 

Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

122,597  60 

Massachusetts  Volunteers,  . 

76,269  15 

Commissioners  on  Public  Lands, 

16,081  47 

Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, . 

887  92 

Income  Massachusetts  &hool  Fund,  , 

81,271  67 

l^orwich  and  Worcester  Railroad  Co. 

12,000  00 

Eastern  Railroad  Company, 

8,750  00 

Essex  Bridge  Fund,  .        .        .        , 

1,254  92 

Six  per  cent.  Scrip,  1856,  • 

1,000  00 

Rogers  Book  School  Fund, 

Inl&me  Todd  Normal  School  Fund,   . 

1,000  00 

823  15 

Premium  on  Recruits, 

825  00 

Income  Indian  School  Fund, 

82  50 

Agricultural  Fund,     •        •        •        . 

273  00 

Debt  Extinguishment  Fund, 

73,916  47 

Sundry  Loans,  .        •        .        .        . 

.     1,827,091  49 

Total 

•2,177,167  69 

B                  A                                     •                                 A 

•18,501.810  68 

a&^^lWi*,          V                              *                              V                              ■                              * 

WW                                    V                                 • 

^p  ^b  ^^•^^  ^»  ^"  ■  ^^  fl*  ^^     "^  ^^ 

•  Of  which  881,896^  to  in  «oln' 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


67 


Statbhemt  Xni. — Rbvknub  bilonoinq  to  1865  add  1866. 


8TATBMENT  No'.  XHI. 
REVENUE  PROPERLY  BELONGING  TO  1865  AND  1866. 

[Parttonlan  of  1806  in  Doteilad  BtateoMDi.] 


1 

2 
8 
4 

6 

•  6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

1*2 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 
82 
33 
34 
85 
86 
37 
88 
89 
40 
41 


Bank  Tax, 

Savings  Bank  Tax, 

State  Tax, 

Corporation  Tax,         .        • 
Goal  and  Mining  Companies, 
Annual  Insurance  Tax, 
Semi- Annual  Insurance  Tax, 
Life  Insurance  Companies,  . 
Courts  of  Insolvency  Fees,  . 
Gas  Light  Companies, . 
Alien  rassengers, 
Board  of  State  Charities,     . 
Alien  Estates,      .... 
Be-imbursement  of  Bounties, 
Income  from  State  Prison,    . 
Income  from  State  Reform  School, 
Income  from  Nautical  School, 
Secretary's  Fees, .... 
Fees  for  Commissions, .        •        • 
Hawkers  and  Peddlers, 
Railroad  Companies,    . 
Interest  on  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund 
Interest  on  Deposits, 
Quartermaster's  and  Ord.  Dept,  • 
Income  B.  B.  Lands  Fund, 
Income  Bounty  L.  S.  Fund* 
Income  Monson  Almshouse, . 
Income  Bridgewater  Almshouse,  • 
Income  R.  I.  Hospital, . 
Cases  Settlement  and  Bastardy,  . 
Arms  and  Equipments, 
Interest  on  Corporation  Tax, 
Supreme  Court  Fines  and  B'orfeitnres, 
Premium  on  Mass.  War  Loan,    *. 
Accrued  Interest  on  Mass.  War  Loan 
New  Plymouth  Records, 
Per  Cent  on  State  Tax, 
Military  Accounts, 
Premium  on  Gold, 
Insurance  Penalty, 
Miscellaneous  Accounts, 
Commisrioners  on  Street  Railways, 
Premium  on  Bounty  Fund  Loan, . 


9284,975  14 

364,591  36 

4,700,000  00 

1,301,754  75 

29,831  32 

102,248  18 

98,915  16 

3,825  70 

8,759  50 

482  35 

15,112  00 

8,355  78 

2,044  80 

50,106  44 
9,044  37 
3,654  94 
2,679  86 
6,490  00 
4,372  00 
1,340  00 
102,690  00 

20,085  45 


881  70 


165  00 
149  75 


1,418  55 

4,426  61 

151,484  25 


16,775  90 

311,848  33 

3,000,000  00 

1,210,694  56 

31,598  79 

64,566  92 

113,103  28 

5,631  96 

8,047  96 

2,989  18 

24,038  58 

6,214  59 

3,907  24 

8,355  00 

«    90,260  32 

13,452  89 

5,282  47 

3,854 

4,300 

3,000 

1,260 

149,078  26 

29,208  .08 

171,442  24 

9,925  00 

2,825 

817 

694 

311 

428 

1,808 

164 

444 

5,442 

6,268 

525 

566 

160  00 

121  50 

75  00 

198  31 


95 
00 
00 
00 


00 
12 
87 
43 
00 
57 
29 
60 
50 
57 
00 
91 


•5,299,683  17 


68 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statsmbnt  XIY. — Expenses  bblonqino  to  1865  and  1866,  Era 


STATEUXNT    Ko.    XIV. 


STATEMENT  OF  EXPENSES  PROPERLY  BELONGING  TO  THE 
YEARS  1865  AND  1866,  WITH  APPROPRIATIONS  FOR  1866. 

'  [  Partleulan  of  1806  Id  Detailad  Statomrat.] 


EzpensM 

BzpeoMa 

Appropriatloiit 

186ft. 

i—e. 

18«6. 

Ddd 

Regular  Session. 

42 

Senate  salaries, . 

921,812  00 

924,208  00 

924,800  00 

42 

Senate  mileage, . 

387  00 

414  00 

426  00 

43 

House  salaries,  . 

128,064  00 

142,588  00 

143,238  00 

43 

Hoase  mileage,  • 

2,189  00 

2,189  00 

2,300  00 

44 

Clerks,  Senate  and  House, 

5,199  99 

6,125  00 

6,125  00 

45 

Chaplains  **        '*         «< 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

46 

Preacher  of  Elec'n  Sermon, 

100  00 

100  00 

100  00 

47 

Door-keepers,    Messengers 

and  Pages, 

9,497  00 

10,693  00 

11,700  OO 

48 

Printing  and    binding  for 

Senate,  .... 

13,473  77 

13,020  95 

t43,000  00 

49 

Printing  blanks,  circulars, 
&c.,  Senate,    . 

697  71 

759  90 

700  00 

60 

Printing  and   binding  for 

House,    .... 

28,763  11 

27,368  27 

t43,000  00 

51 

Printing  blanks,  circulars, 
&c.,  House,     . 

• 

. 

• 

805  55 

930  58 

800  00 

52 

Stationery  for  the  Senate, 

919  35 

1,077  56 

1,000  00 

53 
54 

Stationery  for  the  House,  . 
Stationery  and  printing  or- 

2,421 47 

2,568  57 

2,400  00 

dered  by  Serg't^at-Arms, 

710  86 

695  24 

627  67 

55 

Legislative  Contingent, 

1,532  84 

1,886  41 

2,280  50 

56 

Expenses    of     Legislative 
Committees,   . 

1,563  23 

4,446  83 

7,091  18 

57 

Witness  fees  before  Com- 

mittees, .... 
Valuation  Committee, 

42  36 

122  79 

800  00 

*»218,779  24 

1239,794  10 

9290,988  35 

Pay  of  Members, 

16,000  00 

mm                     .. 

—        — 

Clerk  and  Messengers, 

1,215  00 

-                      - 

-        - 

*f7,215  00 

-                      - 

-        - 

4f  Extraordinary. 


t  Joint  appropriation. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


69 


Statement  XIV Expbnsks  bklonoino  to  1865  and  1866,  etc. 


EXPENSES,  kc— Continued. 


Ezpentea 

Expensef 

ApproprUtioM 

186ft. 

1866. 

1866. 

itofl 

• 
Executive  Department. 

» 

68 

Governor'B  salary, 

•5,000  00 

•5,000  00 

•5,000  00 

59 

Lieut.  Governor  and  Coun- 

cil, per  diem  and  mileaee, 
Governor's  Private  Secrey, 

10,399  00 

Q,640  00 

14,000  00 

60 

1,573  33 

2,000  00 

2,000  00 

61 

Messengers, 

1,465  00 

1,800  00 

1,800  00 

62 

Postage,  printing,  &c., 

499  90 

•    593  37 

600  00 

63 

Contingent, 

Council,  Milit'y  Contingent, 

Secreiartfs  Department. 

944  08 

778  78 

1,000  00 

64 

♦9,560  87 

♦3,597  83 

8,000  00 

929,442  18 

•23,409  98 

•32,400  00 

65 

Secretary's  salary,     . 

•2,500  00 

•2,500  00 

•2,500  00 

66 

1st  &  2d  Clerks, 

3,400  00 

3,700  00 

3,700  00 

67 

extra  Clerks,  . 

13,200  28 

13,470  74 

16,800  00 

68 

Census  Clerks, 

—        — 

♦3,634  00 

4,500  00 

69 

Messenger, 

1,000  00 

1,000  00 

1,000  00 

70 

Incidentals, 
TVeasurer'e  Department. 

3,799  33 

4,174  22 

4,037  26 

•23,899  61 

•28,478  96 

•32,537  26 

• 

71 

Treasurer's  salary,     . 

•3,000  00 

•3,500  00 

•3,500  00 

72 

Clerk,      . 

1,800  00 

2,000  00 

2,000  00 

72 

1st  &  2d  Ass't 

Clerks,         .  J 

3,200  00 

3,400  00 

8,^  00 

78 

extra  Clerks,  . 

9,293  31 

5,548  98 

5,600  00 

74 

Incidentals, 
Tax    Commtssumer's    De- 

4,778 56 

1,089  25 

8,022  83 

•22,071  87 

•15,538  23 

•17,522  33 

partment. 

• 

75 

Deputy,     .... 

•1,617  83 

•2,000  00 

•2,000  00 

Clerk,  . 

-        - 

1,500  00 

1,500  00 

extra  Clerks, 

9,732  09 

8,818  12 

■    11,640  00 
> 

Contingent,  . 
Awlitor^s  Department 

2,655  49 

1,487  56 

•14,004  91 

• 

•18,805  68 

•15,140  00 

76 

Auditor's  salary, 

•2,500  00 

•2,500  00 

•2,500  00 

77 

1st  and  2d  Clerks, 

3,346  77 

8,608  61 

3,700  00 

78' 

extra  Clerks, 

2,750  00 

4,211  84 

4,800  00 

79 

Incidentals, 

• 

864  64 

818  98 

400  00 

•8,961  41 

•10,638  88 

•11,400  00 

4^  Extmordinaiy. 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XIV< — £xpenbes  belonging  to  1865  and  1866,  etc. 


EXPENSES,  kc-^Continued. 

m 

XxpenMt 

XzpeDSM 

ApproprUUons 

186ft. 

186«. 

186«. 

Ml 

StaU  House  Expenses. 

• 

• 

80 

Sergeant-at- Anns' salar/,  . 

12,400  00 

•2,400  00 

•2,400  00 

81 

Repairs,  improvements  and 
lumiture, 

7,623  56 

6.215  02 

6,900  00 

82 

Commis'erson  St&te  House, 

—        _ 

♦119  55 

3,000  00 

83 

Preservation  of  BatUe  Flags, 

- 

♦3,131  19 

4,500  OO 

84 

Watchmen  and  Fireman  at 

• 

State  House^  . 

4,720  00 

5,620  00 

5,520  00 

85 

Fuel  and  light,  . 

Slate  Printing, 

4,417  61 

8,750  80 

4,000  00 

•19,161  17 

•21,136  56 

•26,320  00 

• 

86 

Printing  Public  Documents, 

(estimated,)  for  1866,     . 

•32,758  85 

•30,606  71 

•30,000  00 

87 

Pnnting  General  Laws, 

10,770  41 

5,643  74 

12,000  00 

88 

Blue  Book,  . 

8,669  30 

4,255  58 

5,000  00 

89 

Publishing  Laws,  &c., 

400  00 

400  00 

500  00 

90 

PublishingBank  Returns, . 
Assessors' Books  and  Blanks, 

500  00 

225  75 

200  00 

91 

1,784  74 

1,796  25 

2,000  00 

92 

Industrial  Statistics,  . 

-        - 

♦9,139  46 

9,000  00 

93 

Term  Reports,  . 

1,816  75 

5,103  94 

12,147  95 

94 

Engraving,    Printing,  &c.. 

for  State  Scrip, 

♦9,082  00 

♦75  00 

1,000  00 

Hitchcock's  Ichnology, 

*5,077  17 

—        - 

-        - 

Blanks,  State  Aid,     . 

♦244  51 

-        - 

-        - 

Bank  Note  Impressions,     . 
Census      and      Industrial 

♦62  19 

-        - 

-        - 

• 

Blanks,  .... 

♦1,590  00 

-        - 

-        - 

95 

Provincial  Statutes,    . 

-       - 

♦1,673  20 

4,000  00 

96 

Registration  Blanks,  . 
Commissioners  on  Troy  and 

—        — 

498  01 

500  00 

167,755  92 

•59,417  64 

•76,347  95 

97 

• 

Greenfield  Railroad, 
Troy  fr  Greenfield  R.  R  Co, 

♦9562,046  39 

♦•579,774  79 

1900,000  00 

< 

Interest  on  Scrip, 

Census  and  Industrial  Sta- 

♦•106,851 05 

♦•98,934  99 

t 

■ 

tistics,     .... 

♦•57,846  60 

MB                             MB 

t 

4F  Extraotdinaiy. 


t  Charged  under  appropriation  of  $900,000.00. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


n 


Statement  XIY. — Expenses  bblonoino  to  1865  and  1866,  etc. 


EXPENSES,  8fXi,^C(mtmf3ed. 


186ft. 


ApproiiTlatloiit 


Ml 
98 

99 
100 
101 


102 


103 
104 
106 


{: 


06 
07 


108 


109 


110 
111 
112 

118 

114 


Judiciary,* 
Supreme  Court,  JadgM' sal- 
anes,  .  •  •  • 
CleFk,  •  •  •  • 
Reporter,  .  •  .  • 
Expenses, .... 

Superior  CaurL 
Judges' salaries,. 

Probate  and  Insolvency 
CourL 
Judges'  salaries, . 
Registers  and  assistants. 
Expenses,  •        •        •        . 

Police  Courts* 
Justices,     .        •        .        . 
Clerks,      •        •        •        • 

Boston  Municipal  Court. 
Justices,     •        •        •        • 
Clerks,       .        .        .        . 


115 


Taunton  Municipal  Court. 
Justice,  •  •  •  • 
Clerk,        .... 

Attomey-GeneraPs  Depart'- 

menL 
Attorney-General's  salary, . 
Attomey-Gei^rars  clerk,  . 
Attomey-Grener^s  incident 

tals,  fees,  &c.,  9 
Law  Library,     .        •        • 
District- Attorneys,     . 
^Rhode  Island  boundary,    • 


Sheriffs  AccounU. 
Distributing  documents,  &c., 


124,166  66 

3,000  00 

800  00 

1,042  57 


35,200  00 


17,200  00 

22,100  00 

1,879  76 


31,600  00 
14,365  00 


991  67 
595  00 


2,500  00 
1,200  00 

1,199  88 

86  00 

12,800  06 

n23  00 


•169,849  04 


1617  29 


929,970  11 

3,000  00 

800  00 

445  44 


42,240  00 


20,640  00 

26,520  00 

1,234  64 


32,914  13 
13,272  73 


4,549  44 
4,320  00 


1,200  00 
720  00 


3,5oaoo 

1,200.00 

1,314  85 

121  00 

15,356  09 


•202,818  43 


•780  30 


•80,500  00 

8,000  00 

300  00 

1,500  00 


42,240  00 


20,640  00 

26,520  00 

3,000  00 


88,120  00 
18,000  00 


4,500  00 
6,600  00 


1,200  00 
720  00 


3,500  00 
1,200  00 

8,160  00 

200  00 

15,360  00 


•220,250  00 


•800  00 


*  Eztraordinaiy. 


78 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan< 


StATEMKNT  XIY. — EXPBNSBS  BBLONOINQ  TO  1865  AKD  1866,  ETC 


EXPENSES,  &e.— Continued. 


BZP«DM1 

BzpeiiMt 

AppropiUttOBS 

!••«. 

186«. 

18«6. 

Md 

Bank  Commitnaners. 

• 

Compensation,  • 

Clerk,        .... 

•6,600  00 

-          - 

-          — 

1,800  00 

-          - 

-          - 

Incidentals, 

ConmvtW  on  Savings  Banks, 

168  05 

—          — 

•8,563  05 

- 

116 

Compensation,  . 
Insurance  Commissioners. 

—        — 

•1,491  93 

•3,000  00 

117 

Compensation,  . 

Clefks,      .        •        •        . 

•3,000  00 

•1,500  00 

•3,000  00 

5,633  96 

-       - 

-       - 

Incidentals, 
Insttrance  Commissioner. 

539  20 

217  92 

600  00 

•9,173  16 

• 

•1,717  92 

•3,600  00 

118 

■ 

Compensation,   . 

Clerk,        .... 

^       - 

•1,000  00 

•1,000  00 

-        — 

500  00 

500  00 

Extra  Clerks,    . 

-        - 

513  16 

513  16 

Expenses, .... 
ScienHfic. 

—        — 

566  55 

200  00 

- 

•2,579  71 

•2,213  16 

Board  of  Agriculture — 

119 

Secretary's  salary, . 

•2,000  00 

•2,000  00 

•2,000  00 

120 

Secretary's  Clerks, . 

1,546  66 

2,200  00 

2,400  00 

121 

Secretary's  expenses,     . 

250  00 

238  57 

250  00 

122 

Incidentals,    . 

127  07 

177  02 

150  00 

123 

Members'  JraTel,    . 

1,211  96 

1,118  36 

1,200  00 

124 

Affricultural  societies. 

13,800  00 

14^00  00 

14,400  00 

125 

Printing  Agricultural  Re- 

port,      .... 

12,325  40 

12,750  94 

13,250  94 

126 

State  Cabinet,   . 

807  72 

52  08 

100  00 

Agricultural  College, . 

♦20,121  92 

- 

*"       ^ 

127 

Pleuro-Pneumonia,    . 
•      State  Ubrary, 

♦4,066  88 

♦463  12 

20,000  00 

•55,756  61 

•33,395  09 

•53,75a  94 

128 

Books,  &c.. 

•2,300  00 

•2,644  54 

•3,200  00 

120 

Librarian,  •        •        •        . 

1,800  00 

2,000  00 

2,000  00 

180 

Librarian's  Clerks,     . 

1,080  00 

1,138  -75 

1,320  00 

•5,180  00 

•5,783  29 

•6,520  00 

*  EztnMyrdinary. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


73 


Statev^nt  XrV. — ^Expenses  belonging  to  1865  and  1866,  etc. 


EXPENSES,  Sec— Continued. 


ExpensM 

Expeniet 

Appropriationi 

• 

186ft. 

1866. 

1866. 

Detel 

« 
Chctriiable. 

131 

Expenses  Kainsford  Island 
Hospital, 

•29,063  25 

•25,028  86 

•25,000  00 

182 

Expenses  Tewksburj  Alms- 

« 

• 

house,    .... 

69,139  40 

76,101  78 

74,000  00 

133 

Exp's  Bridgewater   Alms- 

houses, .... 

42,339  48 

39,866  65 

47,000  00 

134 

Expenses    Monson    Alms- 

houses, .... 

46,107  39 

52,247  61 

48,000  00 

135 

Asylum  for  Blind, 

16,000  00 

20,000  00 

20,000  00 

136 

Asylum  for  Deaf  and  Dumb, 
School  for  Idiots, 

16,369  14 

18,045  62 

18,100  00 

137 

12,000  00 

12,000  00 

12,000  00 

138 

State  Paupers  not  in  Alms- 
houses— 
Worcester    Lunatic     Hos- 

^ 

pital,      .... 

17,852  20 

21,050  45 

^ 

Northampton  Lunatic  Hos- 

• 

pital,      .... 

.39,484  64 

43,589  96 

Taunton  Lunatic  Hospital, 

Support     by    Cities    and 

Towns,  .... 

28,836  95 
2,224  18 

27,896  19 
2,640  40 

^  105,215  75 

Burials,     .... 

2,975  00 

2,191  25 

Miscellaneous,    .        ■* 

543  35 

.        -. 

^ 

188 

Transportation  State  Pau- 

pers*  

8,610  00 

8,233  35 

9,000  00 

189 

Cases  Settlement  and  Bas- 

tardy,    .... 

1,887  61 

791  49 

3,000  00 

140 

A^ent  Board  State  Char- 

ities,      .... 

11,302  98 

12,306  78 

15,500  00 

140 

Secretary  Board  State  Char- 

ities,      .... 

7,834  71 

8,004  47 

8,400  00 

140 

Exp's  Board  State  Ohai^ 

ities,       .... 

943  66 

2,379  70 

8,500  00 

141 

Coroners,  •        •        •        . 

846  20 

421  43 

1,000  00 

142 

Indians,     .     ,   . 

3,798  13 

4,045  56 

5,060  00 

143 

Pensions,  .... 

366  00 

411  00 

552  00 

144 

Washinfftonian  Home, 
Eye  and  Ej|r  Infirmary,     . 

♦4,750  00 

♦5,750  00 

6,000  00 

145 

♦2,500  00 

♦3,500  00 

8,500  00 

146 

Home  for  Friendless  Wo- 

men and  Children, . 

—        -. 

♦2,000  00 

2,000  00 

147 

N.  E.  Hospital  for  Women 

and  Children,      .  .        . 

♦5,000  00 

♦5,000  00 

5,000  00 

148 

Alien  estates,    . 

♦649  47 

♦646  11 

646  11 

Almshouse  Sinking  Fund, . 

• 

6,000  00 

6,000  00 

6,000  00 

1377,428  74 

•400,168  66 

•418,473  86 

9*  Extraordisaiy. 


10 


74 


AUDITOR^S  BBPOET. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XIV. — £xpbn8B8  bblonoino  to  1865  and  1866,  etc 


EXPENSES,  &c.— Cofifmu^. 


BXPOMM 

BxpeoMt 

Appropriatloiw 
1S4M. 

hud 

194 

Inspector    of    Gas-me- 
tera,    •        •        •        • 
• 
Street  Railw'y  Commis- 
sioners, 

• 
Ladd  and  Whitney  Mon- 
vnent, 

• 

Statue  Horace  Mann,    . 

Obsequies  of  the  Fresi- 
ident, . 

Insurance  Tax, 

Corporation. Tax,  . 

Annuities  Martha  Johon- 
not,    •        •        .        • 

• 

Gratuities, 

Weights  and  Measures, . 

Harbor  Commissioners,  . 

Commissioners  on  Har- 
bors and  Flats,    . 

Commissioners  on  River 
Obstructions, 

Agricult'l  College  Scrip, 

Uniyersal  Exposition,    • 

•3,000  00 

• 

•3,000  00 

•8,000  00 

«f4,668  20 

- 

««2,000  00 

- 

- 

••1,500  00 

- 

- 

••1,693  19 

- 

- 

••46  50 

- 

- 

197 

••1,158,413  91 

••861,330  73 

t 

201 

•1,588  88 

•1,372  00 

•1,740  00 

195 

••160  84 

• 

••346  66 

•346  66 

196 

- 

•17  50 

•1,250  00 

190 

- 

••3,524  87 

•10,000  00 

189 

••1,654  62 

••600  21 

•3,000  00 

191 

♦•1,042  76 

••8,640  07 

•7,000  00 

199 

- 

••556  94 

•556  94 

^            »           ■■; 

200 

- 

••149  00 

•10,000  00 

*  Extraordinary. 


t  Acts  1864,  '66,  chtpten  S08  and  286. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


75 


Statement  XIV. — Expenses  belonqino  to  1865  and  1866,  etc. 


EXPENSES,  kc—Continu^. 


• 

ExpaoMi 

EzpeniM 

ApproprUtioiw 

19«S. 

196«. 

i8«e. 

DeCd 

198 

!Ezpert8|    •        •        •        • 

Premium  on  Coin,     . 
ComisrioneTB  on  Hours  of 

*928  00 

••307  10 

•500  00 

««408,938  48 

••294,186  04 

^m                    m 

198 

Labor,   .... 

• 

Commissioner  on  Printing, 

««313  55 

••2,000  00 

192,000  00 

192 

—       - 

••400  00 

•400  00 

174 

State  Police,      . 

922,936  83 

•81,939  14 

•91,450  00 

175 

Expenses  State  Prison, 

88,751  61 

105,610  82 

109,600  00 

176 

Expenses  Reform  School,  . 

52,014  79 

59,897  64 

50,000  00 

177 

Nautical  School, 

32,625  25 

51,544  27 

5b,000  00 

178 

Exp.  of  Industrial  School, . 

18,000  00 

21,752  12 

20,000  00 

179 

Arrest  of  Fugitives,  . 

^9  34 

1,886  89 

2,439  00 

180 

Agent  for  Discharged  Con- 

victs,     .        .*       .        . 

1,565  87 

1,799  82 

1,800  00 

181 

Asylum  for  Discharged  Fe- 

male Prisoners, 

• 
PiMie  BuOdings. 

•2,500  00 

•2,500  00 

2,500  00 

•218,843  19 

•326,930  70 

•327,789  00 

^AA       ^ 

182-) 
185 

Statfi  Almshouses, 

•15,659  29 

•24,038  67 

^  •26,750  00 

Lunatic  Hospitals,  *  . 

8,878  50 

1,807  19 

2,000  00 

Nautical   Branch    Beform 

School,  .... 

40,000  00 

—       — 

-i       — 

Industrial  School  for  Girls, 

2,686  39 

-        - 

-        - 

186 

Rainsford  Island  Hospital, 

483  48 

4,728  00 

5,000  00 

187 

State  Prison, 

—        - 

4,999  94 

5,000  00 

188 

Cambridge  Arsenal,  • 

13,811  47 

1,634  87 

1,666  87 

••81,514  18 

••37,203  67 

•89,406  87 

^'Extrmrdlmtfy. 


t  Expenses  estimated. 


76 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan, 


Statement  XIV. — Expenses  belonging 

TO  1865  AND  1866,  etc 

EXPENSES,  kc.-^Continued. 

EzpenMi 

ExpenMf 

ApproprUitlofM 

186S. 

18«« 

i8e«. 

Uai 

Military  —  AdjuUxnt'Genr 
eraVs  DepartmenL 

• 

140 

Adj.  General's  salary, 

•2,500  00 

12,500  00 

•2,500  00 

150 

Ist  Clerk, 

1,800  00 

2,000  00 

2,000  00 

151 

Extra  Clerks   and   Mes- 

sengers, 

25,992  65 

18,555  76 

21,408  00 

152 

Incidentals, 

6,243  87 

3,003  41 

3,000  00 

153 

Quartermaster's  and  Ord- 

nance Departments, 

♦24,832  59 

18,236  53 

19,720  00 

154 

Quartermaster's  Supplies, 

♦235,623  20 

♦29,979  54 

551,355  00 

155 

Surgeon-General's       De- 

partment, 

♦12,612  77 

♦9,893  77 

11,620  00 

156 

Paymaster's  Department, . 
Enrolment  of  Militia, 

♦13,497  21 

♦8,258  26 

14,600  OO 

♦7,900  00 

—        — 

-        — 

Military  Elections,    . 

♦660  99 

-        - 

-        - 

157 

Military  Accounts,   . 

11,738  58 

7,000  70 

7,000  00 

158 

Militia  Bounty, 

21,961  06 

61,803  00 

117,000  00 

159 

Armory  Rents, 

19,501  75 

23,364  93 

30,000  00 

160 

Expenses  on  acc't  U.  S.,  . 

♦1,151  46 

♦65  00 

65  00 

Allotment  Commissioners, 

♦932  18 

—        - 

—        - 

173 

Soldiers'  Nat  Cemetery,  . 

♦4,828  77 

♦6,197  05 

6,205  80 

Arms  and  Equipments,    . 
Agents  for  Invalid    Sol- 

♦68,647 16 

-       -. 

-        - 

• 

diers,    .... 

♦20,264  88 

-    •   - 

-       - 

Replacement  of  Flags, 

♦2,288  00 

- 

• 

162 

Coast  Defence, 

♦56,358  05 

♦22,901  98 

30JOOO  00 

164 

Volunteer  Bounty,   .' 

♦630,400  00 

♦19,350  00 

165 

Monthly  Bounty, 

♦2,022,810  91 

♦100,000  00 

10,000,000  00 

163 

Enlistment  of  Recruits,    . 

♦20,169  78 

♦136  49 

• 

167 

Aid  to  Families  of  Vols.,  . 

♦2,219,692  56 

♦1,416,074  04 

1,600,000  00 

166 

Aid  to  Non-resident  Vols., 

~        - 

♦10,880  16 

20,000  00 

171 

Expenses  on  account  of 
State  Aid,    . 

.        .- 

♦1,181  85 

1,600  00 

% 

161 

Bounty  ^nd  Claim  Agency, 

.       1- 

♦7,356  48 

8,000  00 

» 

170 

Recruitment  Fund,  . 

«        — 

♦9,800  00 

9,800  00 

169 

Disch'd  Soldiers'  Home,  . 

♦16,000  00 

♦18,000  00 

20,000  00 

172 

Military  Tactics, 

♦835  84 

♦143  75 

400  00 

168 

Medicsd  Supplies,     . 

195  55 

756  45 

2,000  00 

Forgery,  .... 

♦614  00 

-        - 

-        - 

Military  Fund, 

♦11,169  18 

«        - 

-        - 

Pay    of    54th    and    55th- 

Regiments,   . 

♦27  00 

' 

—        - 

•5,459,749  49 

•1,797,438  64 

•12,478,273  30 

• 

m 

Eactrsordinaiy. 

• 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


77 


Statement  XIV. — Expenses  belonging  to  1865  and  1866,  etc. 


EXPENSES,  Sic.— Concluded. 


Exp«nMt 


Exp6nMi 
1866. 


Approprlfttlona 


1^ 


Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund* 
Amoant  from  State  Tax,   . 


Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund. 
Amoant  from  State  Tax,   . 


Diiicount  on  Bounty  Loan 
Scrip,     •        .        .        • 


Interest. 

On  Temporary  Loan  and    De- 
posits,    .... 

On  Depodt  Loan, 

On  Borrowed  Coin,     . 

On  Coast  Defence  Loan,    . 

On  Bounty  Fund  Loan, 

On  7  3-10  Loan, 

On  Union  Fund  Loan, 

On  Massachusetts  Volunteer  De 
posits,      .... 

On  Lunatic  Hospital  Scrip, 

On  Almshouse  Scrip, . 

On  State  House  Scrip, 

On  Consolidation  Stat.  Scrip, 

On   Scrip    of    1861,    (Funding 
Debt,)     .        .        . 

On  Six  per  cent  Scrip  of  1856, 

On  Seven  per  cent.  Loan,  • 

On  Three  Years  Loan, 

On  Back  Bay  Lands  Scrip, 

Income  Union  L.  S.  Fund, 

Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 


««116,000  00 


•S26,420  00 


•9116,000  00 


*«122,300  00 


•164,460  17 

185,743  01 

•6,169  02 

♦44,400  00 

•175,002  77 

96,173  74 

•180,000  00 

•18,192  76 

20,950  00 

10,500  00 

8,250  00 

7,500  00 

17,475  00 
6,000  00 


11,000  00 


♦i72,670  40 


$116,000  00 


13,549  82 
142,201  74 

•44,400  00 
•529,235  68 

115,732  31 
•180,000  00 

♦5,274  09 

16,700  00 

10,500  00 

8,250  00 

7,500  00 

17,475  00 
3,000  00 

62,456  68 
9,41»  00 

11,000  00 

•3,572  50 
•40  00 


•951,806  47  $1,170,306  72 


•122,300  00 


*  Extraordinary. 


78 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XY. 


SMik   Ti 


Dbtaha  1. 


BTATEMEITF    JX6.    XV. 


DSTAHiB  Ho.  1. 
BANK    TAX    FOR    1866 

[Gm.  Btei.  Chap.  57,  8eet  89.] 


SUFFOLK  COUNTY. 

jrUMOfBABk. 

LOCAtlOD. 

Tax. 

ToUL 

Cochttoate, 
Washington, 

Boston,  ... 
Boston,  . 

•21  00 
2,624  26 

•2,645  26 

ESSEX  COUNTY. 

Laiehton, .        «        .        • 
RocKport, .... 

Lynn,    . 
Rockport, 

•200  00 
247  23 

447  23 

7«(       acV 

MIDDLESEX  COUNTY. 

Low6l1|      .... 

South  Reading, 

• 

Lowell,  . 
South  Reading, 

•150  64 
250  00 

400  64 

^w    \nt 

WORCESTER  COUNTY. 

Worcester  County,   . 

Blackstone,    • 

•88  84 

83  34 

■ 

HAMPSHIRE  COUNTY. 

Northampton,    . 

-       -        - 

•200  00 

900  00 

A\J\r   W 

Amount  carried  forward, 

•3,776  47 

* 

.  1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


79 


Btatbmbnt  XV. 

■ouiIcTmc. 

Details  1. 

HAMPDEN  COUNTY. 

ITame  of  Bank. 

Loeatton. 

Tax. 

TotaL 

Amount  brought  forward^ 

Chicopee, .... 
Hadley  Falls,   • 
John  Hancock, . 


Springfield,    • 
Holj^oke, 
Springfield,    • 


FRANKTJN  COUNTY. 

Conway,   .... 
Franklin  Connty, 

Conw^nr, 
Greenfield,     . 

9487  50 
14  69 

BRISTOL  COUNTY. 

Attleborough,    . 

Attleboroogh, 

9416  67 

PLYMOUTH  COUNTY. 

Abington, . 

North  Bridgewater,  • 

Wareham, 


Abington,       . 
North  Bridgewater, 


DUKES  COUNTY. 


Martha's  Vineyard,  • 


Edgartown,    . 


9225  00 

500  00 
760  00 


93,776  47 


541  67 


602  19. 


416  67 


1,476  00 


68  90 
96,775  90 


80 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


Statehknt  XY. 


Tax. 


Dbtaii^  2. 


DBTAHiS   Bfo.   S. 
SAVINGS    BANK    TAX. 

[Aote  18(8,  Obap.  224.] 


Suffolk  County. 
Franklin  Institution  for  Savings, 
Provident  Institution  for  Savings, 
Suffolk  Savings  Bank,      .        .        .    ' 
East  Boston  Savings  Bank, 
Chelsea  Savings  Bank, 
Boston  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,     . 
Mercantile  Savings  Institution, . 
South  Boston  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
Boston  Penny  Savings  Bank,    . 
Union  Institution  for  Savings,  . 


Essex  County. 
Andover  Savings  Bank,    .... 
Danvers  Savings  Bank,     .... 
Cape  Ann  Savings  Bank, .... 
Haverhill  Savings  Bank,  .... 
Essex  Savings  Bank,         .... 
Lynn  Institution  for  Savings,    • 
Newburyport  Institution  for  Savings, 
Bockport  Savings  Bank,  .... 
Salem  Savings  Bank,        .... 
Provident  Institution  for  Savings,  Amesbury, 
Lynn  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
Newburyport  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  . 
Warren  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  . 
Salem  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 


Middlesex  County. 
Cambridge  Institution  for  Savings, 
Cambridgeport  Savings  Bank,  . 
Warren  Institution  for  Savings, 
Middlesex  Institution  for  Savings, 
Framingham  Savings  Bank, 
City  Institution  for  Savings,  Lowell, 
Lowell  Institution  for  Savmgs,  . 
Mechanics'  Savings  Bank, 
Maiden  Savings  Bank, 
Marlborough  Savings  Bank, 
Institution  for  Savings,  Newton, 
Waltham  Savings  Bank,   . 
Brighton  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
Charlestown  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
East  Cambridge  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
Lowell  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
Natick  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

AmaufUs  carried  fanoard,  . 


•2,609  28 
84,093  43 
19,190  99 

1,163  17 

1,069  9d 
23,129  37 

1,993  12 
261  04 
598  12 

1,364  86 


•1,941  19 
1,769  61 
1,548  48 
5,107  62 
3,048  76 
2,070  22 
9,129  38 
334  01 

12,540  86 
2,542  44 
1,151  86 
1,226  91 
1,098  92 
1,974  51 


•2,574  30 

1,055  48 

7,520  71 

3,250  23 

1,781  77 

7,838  70 

8,023  76 

1,784  70 

236  18 

263  43 

309  30 

991  79 

116  39 

2,156  11 

1,135  41 

3,636  82 

172  92 


•42,848  00 


•85,478  89 


45,484  67 


•130,958  03 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


81 


Statkuent  XY. 


Tbz. 


DXTAILS  2. 


SAYINGS  BANK  TAX'-Caniinued. 


Amounts  brought  fortcardy  . 

Middlesex  County — Con, 
Stonebam  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
West  Cambridge  Five  Cents  Sayings  Bank, 
Woburn  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  . 


.Worcester  County. 
Clinton  Saving  Bank, 
Fitchbnrg  Savings  Bank, 
Lancaster  Savinss  Bank, 
Milford  Savings  Bank, 
Millbury  Savings  Bank, 
North  BrookfieM  Savings  Bank, 
Southbridge  Savings  Bank, 
Winchenoon  Savings  Bank, 
Worcester  County  Institution  for  Savings, 
Worcester  Mechanics'  Savings  Bank, 
Worcester  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
People's  Savings  Bank,  Worcester,  . 

Hampshire  County. 

Northampton  Institution  for  Savings, 
Ware  Saving  Bank, 
Holvoke  Savings  Bank,     . 
Amherst  Savings  Bank,    • 


Hampden  County. 
Chicopee  Savings  Bank,  .... 
Hampden  Savings  Bank,  .... 
Springfield  Institution  for  Savings,   . 
Westneld  Savings  Bank,  .... 
Springfield  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

FraIvklin  County. 
Franklin  Savings  Institution,    . 
Shelbume  Falls  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,* 

Berkshire  County. 
North  Adams  Savings  Bank,    . 
Lee  Savings  Bank,    •        •        «        .        . 
Berkshire  County  Savings  Bank, 


Norfolk  County. 
Canton  Institution  for  Savings, . 
Cohasset  Savings  Bank,    . 
Dedham  Institution'for  Savings, 
Dorchester  Savings  Bank, 
Quincy  Saving  Bank, 
Randolph  Savings  Bank,  . 


Amounts  carried  forward^ 


•42,848  00 


145  31 
592  18 
383  12 


1742  97 

4,715  25 

1,763  29 

870  94 

476  64 

289  91 

1,411  26 

377  S7 

15,080  77 

5,075  16 

1,144  85 

760  55 


91,443  56 

2,798  55 

400  01 

24  22 


•604  37 
1,356  65 
6,536  23 
823  42 
1,798  45 


•4,100  73 
853  54 

•820  83 

499  63 

2,527  56 

•533  31 
760  61 

3,097  21 
822  76 

1,773  70 
480  03 


•7,467  62 


•130,958  03 


43,968  61 


32,700  46 


4,666  84 


11,11»  12 


4,954  27 


3,848  02 


•232,223  85 


11 


82 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XV. 


Details  2. 


SAYINGS  BANK  TAX-^Conelwied. 


• 

Amounts  brought  far  ward i  .        .        •        . 

•7,467  62 

•232,223  85 

Norfolk  Cottntt— Con. 

Roxbury  Institation  for  Savings, 

4,370  56 

Weymouth  and  Braintree  Institation  for  Savings, 

1,662  41 

Foxborongh  Five  Cents  Savinss  Bank,     • 
Eliot  Five  CenU  Savings  Bank, 

154  71 

582  93 

14,237  23 

Bristol  County. 

AtUeborongh  Savings  Bank,     .... 
Fairhaven  Institation  for  Savings,     . 

•107  32 

1,047  84 

Fall  River  Savings  Bank, 

10,874  04 

New  Bedford  Institution  for  Savings, 

17,889  43 

Bristol  County  Savings  Bank,  .        . 

4,286  68 

Fall  River  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

1,481  04 

New  Bedford  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  .    -    . 

4,554  57 

Citizens'  Savings  Bank,  Fall  River,  . 

North  Easton  Savings  Bank,     .... 

3,907  22 

138  57 

43,731  71 

Plymouth  County. 

Abington  Savings  Bank, 

Hinsham  Institution  for  Savings,      .        •        . 
Norm  Bridgewater  Sa^gs  Bank,    .        .        . 
Pl^outh  Savings  Bank, 

•1,131  78 

•8,964  03 

703  79 

5,326  04 

Scitaate  Savings  Bank, 

284  37 

Soath  Scituate  Savings  Bank,  .... 

1,063  53 

^^oath  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, . 
Wareham  Savings  Bank, 

435  60 

1,055  14 

13,964  28 

Barnstable  County. 

Barnstable  Institution  for  Savings,    . 

•8,458  00 

Seaman's  Saving  Bank, 

Cape  Cod  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

1,574  84 

778  98 

Wellfleet  Savings  Bank, 

831  08 

6.187  90 
1,553  86 

Nantucket  Institution  for  Savings,     . 

•               •                • 

Total 

•311,848  38 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6- 


83 


Statbmeiit  Xy. 


Details  3  to  5. 


DXTJJIiB  Vo.  8. 
STATE    TAX    FOB    1866. 

[Ao«t  laoe,  Chap.  128.] 


COUNTIES. 


ToUL 


Suffolk, 


Middlesex, 

Woroesier, 

Ebmpshire, 

Ebmpden, 

FranLlin, 

Bexkshire, 

Norfolk, 

Bristol,    ...... 

FlTDioatli, 

Barnstable, * 

Dukes, 

•Nantucket, 

Total  amount  assessed. 


91,044,510  00 
285,750  00 
471,630  00 
266,100  00 
65,820  00 
108,480  00 
44,850  00 
00,240  00 
280,080  00 
182,850  00 
95,520  00 
48,750  00 
7,280  00 
7,290  00 


•3,000,000  00 


Total  amount  paid  within  the  year  on  Tax  for  1866, 
Total  amount  unpaid  January  1, 1866,    . 
Beceived  on  account  of  State  Tax  for  1865,    . 


.  |92,987,848  22 

12,151  78 

149,688  00 


DXTAII.8  Vo.  4. 
COBPOBATION    TAX. 

[Aeii  1866,  Chap.  288.] 


Amount  received  of  sundry  Coirp9rations, 


•1,210,694  56 


DXTAHA   No.   6. 

COAL    AND    MINING    COMPANIES. 

.    [Aflti  1884,  *66,  Giups.  908  and  288.] 


Amount  received  of  sundry  Cbal  and  Mining  Companies, 


•31,598  79 


84 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statbmsnt  XV. 


InflnrAMce  Vbz. 


Drtails  6. 


DBTAHiB  JSTo.  6. 
SEMI-ANNUAL   INSURANCE   TAX. 

[0011.  Stet.,  Chap.  68;  AAte  1863,  ^  Clwps.  222  and  206.] 


Mutual  Life  Insurance  Com- 
panies. 
Abington, 
Anniflq^uam  Mutaal, 
Arkwnght,    . 
Attleborough, 
Barnstable  County, 
Berkshire, 

Boston  Manufacturers', 
Boot  and  Sboe  Manufactu'rs' 
Bristol  CounU*, 
Cambridffe  Mutual 
Chelsea  Sfutudl, 
Citizens'  Mutual, 
City,     . 

Cohasset  Mutual, 
Conway  Mutual, 
Bedham  Mutual, 
Dorchester  Mutual 
Essex  Mutual, 
Fitchburg  Mutual, 
Franklin, 
Hampshire  Mutual 
Hayerhill  Mutual, 
Hingham  Mu€ual, 
Holyoke  Mutual, 
Housatonic,  . 
Lowell  Mutual, 
Lynn  Mutual, 
Marlborough  Mutual, 
Massachusetts  Mutual, 
Mechanics'  Mutual, 
Merchants'  and  Fanners', 
Merrimack  Mutual, 
Middlesex  Mutual, 
Milford  Mutual,     . 
Mutual  Assurance, 
Newbuiyport  Mutual, 
Norfolk  Mutual,    . 
People's  Equitable, 
People's  Mutual,    . 
Quincy  Mutual,     • 
Salem  Mutual, 
SalisbuiT  and  Amesbnry, 
Saugus  Mutual,     . 
South  Danvers  Mutual, 

Amount  carried  forward^ 


A^ington, 
Gloucester, 
Boston,    . 
Attleborough, 
Barnstable, 
Pittsfield, . 
Boston,    . 
Lynn, 

New  Bedford, 
Cambridge, 
Chelsea,  . 
Brighton, . 
Roxbur^,. 
Cohasset, . 
Conway,  . 
Dedham, . 
Dorchester, 
Salem,     . 
Fitchbui^, 
Greenfield, 
Northampton, 
Hayerhill, 
Hingham, 
Salem, 
Stockbridge, 
Lowell,    . 
Lynn, 

Marlborough, 
Boston,    . 
Boston,    . 
Worcester, 
Andover, . 
Concord,  •   • 
Milibrd,   • 
Springfield, 
Newburyport, 
Dedham, . 
Taunton, . 
Worcester, 
Quincy,    . 
Salem, 
Amesb*ry  Mills, 
Sau^s,    . 
Souui  Danvers, 


•22  49 
8  03 

524  69 
12  85 
93  96 
68  90 
1,356  64 
74  28 

189  24 
98  31 
60  20 
90  41 

10  25 

2  90 
112  17 

49  23 

370  75 

53  40 

397  75 

64  28 

108  26 

1  18 

271  43 

891  87 

35  64 

33  56 

48  73 

5  95 

270  02 

673  77 

697  57 

104  45 

430  79 

11  21 
80  38 

12  34 
329  51 

5  38 

1,990  92 

1,046  52 

118  19 

3  24 
35  42 
82  98 


•10,893  94 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


85 


StaTBMXMT  Xy.                        lASUMBce   Tux. 

Details  6. 

IN8UKANCE  T\X^Continued. 

Amount  brought  fortoard^ 

9 

•                   •                       •                       • 

•10,893  94 

Tiraders'  and  Mechanics', 

Lowell,    . 

406  95 

Union  Mutual,       .        .      .  • 

Boston,    . 

296  62 

• 

Westford  Mutual, . 

Westford, 

7  77 

Westfield  Mutual, .        .* 

Westfield, 

17  81 

Weymouth  and  Braintree,    . 

Braintree, 

59  89 

Worcester  Mutual, 

Worcester, 

615  80 

^ 

Worcester  Manufacturers',    . 

Worcester, 

518  07 

Mutual  Protection, 

Charlestown,    • 

15  06 

Ocean  MutufJ,      .       .       • 

New  Bedford,  . 

472  15 

Mutual  Fire  and  Marine  Inr 

k 

surance  Companies, 

Atlantic  Mutual,    . 

ProTincetown, . 

183  98 

China  Mutual,       * 

Boston,    . 

2,783  79  • 

Commercial  Mutual  Marine, . 

New  Bedford, . 

747  07 

* 

Equitable  Safet;^,  . 
Gloucester  Fishmg, 

Boston,    . 

3,831  45 

Gloucester, 

140  28 

•% 

Hingham  &  Cohasset  Fishing, 

Cohasset, . 

71 

Merchants*,   .... 

Newburyport,  . 

654  46 

Mutual  Marine,     •     *  . 

New  Bedford,  . 

273  20 

Kew  England  Mutual  Marine, 
Pacific  Mutual, 

Boston,    . 

8,187  92 

New  Bedford,  . 

1,252  48 

\ 

Union  Mutual, 

New  Bedford,  . 

1,208  53 

Home,  Fire  and  Marine  In- 

surance Companies. 

American,     •        .        •        . 

Boston,    . 

2,643  01 

Bay  State,     . 

Worcester, 

335  13 

Beverly, 

Beverly,  . 

146  85 

Boston,  • 

Boston,    . 

2,912  57 

Boylston, 

Boston,    . 

8,447  53 

City  Fire,      . 

Boston,    . 

298  04 

Conway, 
Eliot  Fire,    . 

Boston,    • 

270  00 

Boston,.  . 

924  65 

Equitable  Marine, . 

Provincetown, . 

90  69 

i» 

Fireman's,     . 

Boston,    . 

1,211  28 

Franklin,       . ' 

Boston,    . 

1,229  32 

Gloucester  Marine 

Gloucester, 

467  77 

Hampden  Fire, 

Springfield, 

215  68 

'Howard  Fire, 

Boston,    / 

574  48 

Lynn  Mechanics', 
AfanufacturerB*, 

Lynn, 

71  08 

** 

Boston,    . 

1,711  45 

Massasoit, 

Springfield, 

337  88 

Merchants',  . 

Boston,    • 

1,667  62 

Mercantile,   . 

Boston,    . 

1,801  83 

National, 

Boston,    • 

1,663  20 

Neptune, 

Boston,    . 

•      •        •        • 

4,978  27 

Amount  carru 

idforward, 

•59,457  36 

86 


AUDITOB'S  REPOBT. 


[Jan. 


STATSMElfT  XY.                     IttMraatM  TMuc,  Ac.                  DXTAIM  7  AND  a 

INSUKANCE  TAX^Qmcluded. 

Amount  brought  fi/noard^ 

• 
•            •               •              • 

•59,457  86 

« 

Korth  American,  • 

Boston,    . 

507  88 

Preacott,        .... 

Boston,    . 

686  09 

Salem  Marinei 

Salem,     • 

»    160  21 

« 

Shoe  and  Leather  Dealen*,  • 

Boston,    . 

978  14 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine, 
Suffolk  Fire,. 

Springfield, 

969  18 

Boston,    •        . 

989  58 

Washington,  •        •        .        • 

Boston,    .        • 

8,690  56 

Western  Mainachnfletti,. 

Fittsfield, . 

821  89 

• 

Maasachnaetts  Hospital  Life, . 

• 
•      •        •        • 

45,290  04 

Miscellaneous, 

•      •       •        • 

67  40 

•118,103  28 

DBTAHiS  Vo.  7. 
ANNUAL   INSURANCE   TAX. 

[Om.  8tei,  Chap.  8;  Aott  188S,  >eft,  Ohapt.  SB  and  906.] 


BeceiTod  from  Sondr/  Agents, 


•64,566  92 


DBTAIIiS  Vo.  8. 

LIFE    INSURANCE    COMPANIES. 

[a«n.  Btet.,  Chap.  68.] 


Agents  for  New  York  Companies, . 
for  Massachusetts  Companies, 
for  Connecticut  Companies, 
for  Maine  Companies, 
for  Vermont  Companies,    . 
for  Wisconsin  Companies,  . 
for  New  Jerse^r, . 
for  Pennsylvania  Companies, 


•2,686  99 

1,880  89 

586  80 

188  95 

84  89 

140  28 

706  97 

7  19 

•5,68196 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


87 


Statbmxnt  XY. 


Details  9  and  10. 


DBTAIU9   Vo.   9. 

FEES    FROM    COURTS    OF    INSOLVENCY^ 

[G«n.  Btat^  Chap.  118.] 


By  Jonathan  Higgins,  Rej^er  of  Barnstable  Coanty, 
A.  J.  Waterman,  Register  of  Beiksliire  County, 
John  Dagffett,  Register  of  Bristol  Coanly, 
A.  S.  CiSman,  jSefpater  of  Bristol  Connty, 
A.  C.  Goodell,  Reffister  of  Essex  County,  . 

C.  J.  J.  Ingersoll,  Register  of  Franklin  County, 
Chester  C.  Conant,  l^gister  of  Franklin  County, 
Sunuel  B.  Spooner,  Register  of  Hampden  County, 
Luke  Lyman,  Roister  m  Hampshire  County, 
J.  H.  Tyler,  Register  of  Middlesez^Connty, 
William  Barney,  Register  of  Nantuoket  dounty, 
J.  H.  Cobb,  Rmster  of  Norfolk  County,    • 

D.  £.  Damon,  Register  of  Plymouth  County, 
W.'  C.  Brown,  Register  of  Suffolk  County, 
J.  J.  Fiper,  Register  of  Worcester  County, 


•104  00 
823  96 

806  00 
712  00 

187  00 

884  00 

215  00 

1,825  00 

955  00 

147  00 

2,019  00 

920  00 


•8,047  96 


DBTAHiS  Bfo.  10. 

GAS-LIGHT    COMPANIES. 

(Acts  1861,  Ghftp.  168.] 


Adams,  • 

Boston,  • 

Brookline, 

Beverly, 

Citizens^,  Quincy, 

Citizens',  So.  Reading, 

Clinton,  • 

Charlestown, . 

Chelsea,. 

Cambridge,    . 

Chicopee, 

Dorchester,    . 

Danvers, 

Dedham, 

East  Boston^ . 

Fall  Riyer,     . 

Fitchburg, 

Great  Barrington, 

Greenfield,     . 

Gloucester,    . 

Hayerhill, 

Jamaica  Plun, 

Lawrence, 

Lowell,  • 

Lynn,     •        . 


Am*t  earned  forward^ 


•4  44 

1,092  89 

44  90 

9  85 

3  50 

18  71 

17  56 
174  98 

74  86 

155  78 

16  84 

25  08 

1  17 
7  01 

88  88 
86.89 

26  28 

2  92 
1  17 

14  82 

18  70 

86  45 
77  05 

187  28 

87  42 


•2,118  82 


AvfCt  brought  forward, 
Milford, . 

Maiden  and  Melrose, 
Marblehead,  • 
No.  Brideewater,  . 
New  Be<nbrd, 
Nantucket,  . 
Newbnryport, 
Newton  and  Watertown 
Northampton, 
No.  Attleborough, . 
Pittsfield, 
Plymouth, 
Roxbury, 
Salisbury  and  Amesbury, 
South  Boston, 
Salem,  •  •  . 
Springfield,  . 
Taunton, 
Westfield,  . 
Ware,  • 
Wobum, 
Waltham, 
West  Cambridge,  . 
Worcester,     . 


•2,113  32 

11  66 

28  74 

4  66 

2  34 

84  28 

84 

18  68 

28  93 

16  86 

13  21 

26  76 

4  20 

142  85 

73 

96  81 

102  07 

109  84 

36  88 

7  97 

8  90 

6  57 
23  31 

7  12 
102  65 


$2,989  18 


88 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statkmbn^  xy. 


Details  11  to  IS. 


ALIEN    PASSENGERS. 

.     [Acta  1868,  Chap.  840.] 


Received  of  H.  B.  Wheelwright,  Agent,  Boston,  Ck>mmutation 

of  Fees  for  Alien  Passengen, 

Received  of  James  Cox,  Agent,  New  Bedford,  •        .        .        • 

of  Selectmen  of  Provincetown, 

of  Lemuel  Haskell,  Agent,  Gloucester,     ... 


•23,962  00 

58  08 

19  00 

4  60 


•24,038  58 


DETAILS  ZTo.  18. 

BOARD    OF    STATE    CHARITIES 

[Aeta  1868,  Chap.  240.] 


Received  of  H.  B.  Wheelwright,  for  support  of  State  Paupers 
in  sundry  Hospitals,  Almshouses,  etc.,        .... 


•6,214  59 


DOTAHiB  No.  13, 
ALIEN    ESTATES. 

[Gton.  Stat.,  Ohap.  06.] 


•  •         « 


Received  of  F.  E.  Parker,  Public  Administrator — 
For  Estate  of  Wm.  Smith, 

of  Andrew  SwensQn, 
of  Wm.  Wauzer, 
of  John  Thompson, 
of  Letitia  Alcorn, 
of  John  N.  Pulver, . 
of  Letitia  Leaney, 
of  Mary  Norton, 

Received  of  George  Foster,  Public  Administrator — 

For  Estate  of  Greorge  Blanchard,     .... 

of  Rich^d  Edmonds,      .... 

Received  of  Duncan  Bradford,  Public  Adm*trator — 

For  Estate  of  Rose  Ratisan, 

of  Chas.  Williams, 

Received  of  E.  P.  Robinson,  Public  Admin'trator — 
For  Estate  of  Peter  Lucus, 


Received  of  James  Schouler,  Public  Admin'trator — 
For  Estate  of  Daniel  Cronan,  ..... 


•16  65 

97  82 

23  29 

27  56 

2,678  42 

103  90 
49  33 
59  61 


•585  79 
60  32 


•93  54 

78  70 


•3,056  08 


646  11 


172  24 
25  00 

7  81 
•3,907  24 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


89 


Statbhent  XV. 


Boniillaa»  Ine«Hi«t   Ac* 


Details  14  to  16. 


DBTAUiS   No.   14.         • 

RE-IMBURSEMENT  OF  BOUNTIES. 

[Bm.  1865,  Chap.  68.] 

Received  of  the  following  Citiea  and  Towns  on  account  of  Bounties  illegally 
re-imbursed  from^the  State  Treasury : — 


Adams,  .        •        .        . 

9200  00 

Am't  brought  fanoard, 

95,455  00 

Belchertown, . 

55  00 

Lenox,  •        •        .        . 

100  00 

Blandford,     . 

100  00 

Mi^non,  • 

200  00 

Boston,  . 

3,200  00 

Melrose, 

100  00 

Canton, . 

100  00 

Medford, 

1,200  00 

Cambridge,    . 

100  00 

Needbam, 

100  00 

Charlestown, . 

800  00 

Palmer, . 

100  00 

Easthampton, 
Framingnam,. 

100  00 

Bozbury, 

100  00 

300  00 

Bocbester, 

200  00 

Fairbayen,     . 

400  00 

Springfield,    . 
Worcester, 

100  00 

Giranbj, 

100  00 

100  00 

Holyoke, 

100  00 

Watertown, 

100  00 

Hinffbam, 
Hardwick,  •   . 

100  00 

West  Springfield,  . 

100  00 

100  oo 

Webster,        » 

200  00 

Lakeville, 

100  00 

West  Cambridge,  . 

100  00 

Lowell,  . 

100  00 

Yarmouth, 

100  00 

Am*t  carried  f 01 

toard^ 

95,456  00 

98,355  00 

PBTAUiS   No.    16. 
INCOME    FROM    STATE   PRISON. 

[Aeti  1864,  Ohap.  806.] 


Received  of  Gideon  Haynes,  Warden, 


990,260  82 


DETAILS    No.    16. 

INCOME  FROM  STATE  REFORM  SCHOOL. 

[a«n.  Stet.,  Chap.  76.] 


Received  of  George  C.  Davis,  Treasurer, 


918,452  89 


12 


90 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


Statbmbht  XV. 


Details  17  to  21. 


.     DUTAZLB  Vo.  17. 
INCOME  FROM  NAUTICAL  SCHOOL. 

[0«n.  Stat.,  Ohap.  76.] 


Beceiyed  of  Chas.  W.  Beed,  Treasurer, 


15,282  47 


DSTAHA  Vo.  18. 
SECBETABY'S   FEES. 

[Gm.  Btet.,  Ohftp.  14«] 


Amoant  of  Fees  receired  for  the  year  1866,   • 


t3,854  95 


HWPAXJjB  No.  19. 
COMMISSIONS 

[leti  1862,  Chftp.  109.] 


Amoant  receired  for  Commissions  issued  in  1866,   . 


•4,800  00 


BBTAZZaS  No.  20. 

HAWEEBS'  AND  PEDDLEBS'  LICENSES. 

[Gen.  Stet.,  Ohap.  60.] 


Amount  received  for  Licenses  during  the  year  1866, 


•3,000  00 


DBTAILB  No.  21. 

BAILBOAD    COMPANIES. 

[Aelt  1864,  Ohap.  167.] 


Beceiyed  of  sundry  Bailroad  Companies  for  Beports, 


•1,260  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


91 


SrATXlfKNT  XV. 


t   wv. 


Details  22  to  26. 


BBTAILB  Vo.  8S. 
INT£B£ST  ON  UNION  LOAN  SINKING  FUND. 


Beceiyed  interest  on  Securities  in  this  Fund,  . 


•149,078  26 


DETATLB  ITo.  23. 

INTEREST    ON    DEPOSITS 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Ohap.  67.] 


Beceiyed  of  National  ReTere  Bank, 

of  National  Bank  of  Mutual  Bedemption, 
of  Old  Colony  National  Bank, 


•15,155  88 

13,424  67 

623  03 


•29,203  08 


BBTAILB  Vo.  34. 

QUABTEBMASTEB'S  AND  OBDNANCE  DEPABTMENT. 


Beceiyed  from  sale  of  Coast  Defence  Guns,    . 

of  Uniforms,  &c.. 


•165,886  58 
5,605  66 


•171,442  24 


DXTAIIiB  Vo*  S6. 

INCOME  BACK  BAY  LANDS  FUND. 


Beceiyed  interest  on  sundry  inyestments, 


•9,925  00 


DETAZZiS  Vo.  96. 

INCOME  BOUNTY  LOAN  SINKING  FUND. 


Beceiyed  interest  on  sundry  inyestments, 


.        • 


•2,825  00 


92 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XV. 


Details  27  70  81. 


DSTAZZiS  Vo.  S7. 
INCOME  FROM  MONSON  ALMSHOUSE. 

[Act!  1806,  Chap.  88.] 


Received  from  J.  M.  Brewster,  Jr.,  Snperintendeat, 


9817  12 


DSTAH^S  iro.  08. 
INCOME  FROM  BRIDGEWATER  ALMSHOUSE. 

[Aeti  1806,  GhAp.  88.] 


ReceiTed  from  L.  L.  Goodspeed,  Superintendent,  , 


•        . 


•094  87 


DBTATTiS  ITo.  29. 

INCOME  FROM  RAINSFORD  ISLAND  HOSPITAL. 


Received  from  Geo.  L.  Underwood,  Superintendent. 


•311  43 


DBTATLS  iro.  30. 

CASES  SETTLEMENT  AND  BASTARDY. 

[Aelt  1868,  ChAps.  127  And  240.] 


Amount  received  from  sundry  parties, 


•428  00 


dbtaHiS  ko.  31. 

ARMS  AND  EQUIPMENTS. 


Received  from  sales, 


•1,808  57 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


93 


Statemeivt  XY. 


Corporatloit  Tax,  dfec. 


Details  32  to  86. 


DETAUiS  No.  32. 


INTEREST  ON  CORPORATION  TAX. 


Received  from  sundrj  parties, 


9164  20 


DXTAHiS  No.  83. 
FINE?  AND  FORFEITURES,  SUPREME  JUDICIAL  COURT. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  121.] 


By  George  C.  Wilde,  Clerk, 


9444  60 


DETAILS  No.  84. 
PREMIUM  ON  MASSACHUSETTS  WAR  LOAN. 


Received  premium  on  Scrip  sold, 


95,442  50 


DBTAHiB  No.  86. 
INTEREST  ON  MASSACHUSETTS  WAR  LOAN. 


Received  of  sundry  parties,  accrued  interest  on  Scrip  sold,     . 


96,268  57 


DETAQiS  No.  86. 


NEW  PLYMOUTH  RECORDS. 


Amount  received  from  sales. 


9525  00 


d4 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XY. 


•t**«  Tax*  A«« 


Details  87  to  40. 


DlDTAZIiS  ITo.  87. 
PER  CENT.  ON  STATE  TAX. 

[Aieti  1888,  OliH».  128.] 


Affftwanif  .... 

122  80 

Am'i  brought  forward^ 

•152  83 

Alford, 

25  88 

Lndlow,    .        •        .        • 

14  94 

Ashland,  . 

1  44 

Maiden,   . 

40  22 

Buckland, 

5  09 

Mendon,  . 

18  85 

Cohasset,  .       • 

4  26 

Rassell,    . 

• 

2  87 

Clinton,    . 

8  95 

Swanzey, . 

29  65 

Chesterfield,     . 

5  89 

Somerset,. 

88  40 

Che^r,    . 

5  95 

Satton,     . 

105  70 

Dighton,  . 

58  88 

Tisbunr,  • 
Wrentham, 

78  51 

Granby,    . 

15  65 

89  64 

Hadlev,    . 
Ljnnneld, 

92 

Wendell,  • 

4  28 

2  28 

Williamsborg,  < 

52  02 

AnCt  carried  for 

wordy 

•152  88 

•566  91 

DSTAUiS  XTo.  38. 


MILITARY    ACCOUNTS 


Amount  refunded, 


•160  00 


DBTAZZiS  iro.  30. 


PREMIUM    ON    GOLD. 

Amount  refunded, 

•121  50 

dbtaHiS  iro.  40. 
INSURANCE   PENALTY. 


Amount  received  of  unknown  party. 


•75  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


95 


Statemsnt  XY. 


wto. 


Details  41. 


DBTAHiS  ITo.  41. 

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DUn^AHiB  "No,  44. 

CLERES^Senats  and  House. 

[Oen.  Stat,  Chap.  2;  Acts  I860,  Ohapa.  8,  296  and  290.] 


Amount  brought  fortoardy     «... 

Stephen  N.  Gifford,  Clerk  of  the  Senate,   . 
Benjamin  C.  Dean,  AMist't-Clerk  of  the  Senate, 
William  S.  Robinson,  Clerk  of  the  House,  • 
William  A.  Crafts,  Assist* t  Clerk  of  the  House, . 
William  S.  Robinson,  Clerk  of  the  House,  extra 
services, 

... 

12,400  00 

575  00 

2,400  00 

650  00 

100  00 

9169,399  00 
6,125  00 

DSTAUiB  No.  45. 

CHAPTiATNS— Senate  and  House. 

[Bm.  1866,  Chap.  90;  AotB  1866,  Chaps.  8  and  801.] 

James  B.  Miles, 

N.  M.  Gaylord, 

•300  00 
300  00 

600  00 

DKTAZIaB  TSSo.  46. 

PREACHER  OF  ELECTION  SERMON. 

[Gen.  Stat,  Chap.  2 ;  Acts  1866,  Chap.  8.] 

Alonzo  H.  Qnint, 

100  00 

DOOR-KEEPERS,  MESSENGERS  AND  PAGES— 

Senate  and  House. 

[^.  1866,  Chaps.  104  and  106;  Acts  1866,  Chaps.  8  and  801.] 

' 

Benjamin  C.  Dean,  Door-keeper  to  the  Senate,  to 

Jan.  20, 

C.  A.  Stebbins,  Door-keeper  to  tiie  Senate, 
John  J.  Brown,  Ass't-Door-keeper,     . 
Stillman  VV .  Edgell,  Messenger  to  the  Senate,    . 
Hilton  F.  Hosmer,  Page  to  Senate,    • 
WiUiam  H.  Fitch,  Page  to  Senate,     . 
George  H.  Phelps,  DM>r-keeper  to.  the  House,    • 

980  00 
540  00 
564  00 
604  00 
411  00 
881  00 
708  00 

Amounts  carried  forward^  .... 

■    ■■ ^ « 

93,288  00 

9176,224  00 

110 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVI. 


SeB*t«  Prtetlas*' 


Details  48. 


DOOR-KEEP£RS,  MESSENGERS,  &c.^Concluded. 


Amounts  brought  fortoard, 

DaTid  C.  Jones,  Ass't-Door-keeper  to  the  House, 
H.  O.  Beed,  MesBanger  to  House, 

C.  E.  Horne,  Messenger  to  House, 
Henrj  Cosgrove,  Messenger  to  House, 
J.  F.  Porter,  Postmaster.    . 
Samuel  B.  Kehew,  Messenger  to  House, 
H.'  N.  Stockbridge,  Messenger  to  House, 
Charles  F.  Williams,  Messenger  to  House, 
A.  W.  Coles,  Messenger  to  House, 
A.  E.  Story,  Messenger  to  House,     • 
O.  F.  Mitchell,  Messenger  to  House,  . 
H.  S.  Harding,  Messenger  and  Fireman, 
James  H.  DoUiver,  Page  to  House,     . 
Edwin  S.  Lincoln,  Page  to  House, 
William  M.  Wise, 
William  H.  Wilson, 
William  F.  Stoddard 
Zachariah  Cushman, 
Thomas  Prince,  . 

D.  A.  Martin,     . 
William  U.  Patterson 
Humphrey  Jameson, 
James  N.  Tolman, 
William  S.  Stoddard, 
Edward  Rolfe,    . 
William  Goodhue, 


13,288  00 

516  00 

608  00 

552  00 

524  00 

008  00 

624  00 

552  00 

136  00 

484  00 

524  00 

496  00 

552  00 

411  00 

402  00 

48  00 

48  00 

64  00 

48  00 

48  00 

48  00 

48  00 

16  00 

12  00 

12  00 

12  00 

12  00 


DBTAHjS  TSTo.  48. 

SENATE  PRINTING  AND  BINDING. 

[Rm.  1866,  Chap.  74 ;  Aeta  1806,  Chap.  78  and  298.] 


9176,224  00 


5,800  copies  Special  Message — Gov.  Andrew,  . 
13,000  copies  Valedic'y  Address — Got.  Andrew, 
15,000  copies  Address — Governor  Bullock, . 

800  copies  Secretary's  Report — Legal  Voters, 

1,800  copies  Message — On  the  Passage  of  Fish, 

800  copies  Memorial — European  and  North 

American  Railway  Company, 
800  copies  Secys  Report — Divorces  Granted, 
800  copies  Commissioners'   Report — Hari>or8 

and  Flats, 

1,800  copies   Trustees'   Report  —  Agricultural 

College, 

2,800  copies  Tr'stees'  Report— Museum  Zoology, 

Amounts  carried  forward^ . 


91,914  41 

1,120  14 

1,633  93 

22  44 

445  71 

85  52 
116  90 

242  49 

158  9^ 

189  91 


•5,925  37 


10,693  00 


•186,917  00 


1 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No-  6. 


Ill 


Statement  XVI. 


SeBat«   PriBtlBff»   dbe. 


Details  48. 


SENATE  PRINTING  AND  BINDING— Conc/wferf. 


Amounts  brought  forward^    .... 

800  copies  Commissioners*  Report — Apportion- 
ment of  Representatives, 
800  copies  Commissioners'  Report — Senatorial 

Districts, 

800  copies  Auditor's  Report — Salaries  paid  hy 

State  Treasurer, 

800  copies    Committee    Report — Harbor    of 

Gloucester, 

2,500  copies  Manual  to  General  Court,     . 
450  copies  List  of  Coomiittees,  Diaries,  &c.,  . 
800  copies  Horse  Railroad  Maps,    . 
1,600  copies  Committee  Report — State  Work- 

nonse, 

800  copies  Committee  Report— T.  &  G.  Rail- 
road and  Hoosac  Tunnel,     . 
800  copies  Act — Certain  Railroad  Corpora- 
tions,     

1,800  copies  C(Mnmittee  Report — European  and 

North  American  Rulwaj  Company,    • 

1,600  copies  Committee  Report — on  Prisons,    . 

800   copies    Commtsdoners'  Report — Boston 

Ilarbor, 

800  copies  Committee  Report — Whipple  File 

Manufacturing  Company, 
800  copies  Committee  Report — State  Liquor 

Agency, 

2,800  copies  Committee  Report — Taxation  and 
Finance,       •        .    %    . 
800  copies  Committee  Report — Hoosac  Tun- 
nel,        

500  copies  doc.  Committee  on  Hoosac  Tunnel, 
100  copies  doc.  Committee  on  Military  Claims, 

12  copies  Militia  Bill, 

25  copies  Committee  Federal  Relations, 
45  copies  Bill  for  Committee  on  Fisheries,    . 
500  copies  Index  to  Senate  Documents, . 
295    various   other  Documents,   800   copies 

each, 

Newspapers  for  use  of  Senate,    .... 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


95,925  37 

13  89 

45  08 

35  02 

13  98 

1,842  89 

450  00 

450  00 

43  14 

80  76 

28  92 

152  98 
45  22 

497  63 

13  02 

451  33 

218  03 

103  40 

83  00 

5  92 

70  57 

8  00 

4  96 

50  53 

2,419  66 
22  65 


9186,917  00 


13,020  95 
$199,937  95 


112 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan, 


STAT£lfENT  XYI. 


•eaato  JBteaks*  Ac. 


Details  49, 50. 


DBTAHiS  No.  49. 


SENATE  BLANKS  AND  CIRCULARS. 


[Rm.  1866,  Chap.  74;  Acta  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Amount  brought  forward^     .... 

16,650  Orders  of  Day, 

2,000  Note  Headings,  Engrayed, 

1,000  Blank  Report, 

500  Blank  Order, 

1,500  Blank  Apportionment  of  Committee, 
1,000  Blank  Act,  Letter  Sheet, 

500  Tea  and  Nay  List, 

600  List  of  Members,     ..... 

800  List  of  Committees, 

200  Blank  Certificate  of  Attendance,     . 

100  Labels, 

50  Blank  Precept  for  Election,    . 
General  Statutes  and  Supplements,    . 

«        •        . 

•548  90 

46  64 

9  92 

12  95 
29  85 
82  77 

13  89 

14  49 
36  59 

3  00 

1  50 

3  40 

11  00 

•109,987  05 
750  00 

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HOUSE  PRINTING  AND  BIl!n)ING. 

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[Rm.  1866,  Cb*p.  74 ;  Aete  1866,  Chap.  78  and  299.] 

10,000  copies  Adjutant-General's  Report,  . 
4,000  copies  Election  Sermon,  .... 
1,800  copies  Commissioners'  Report — HoosaC 

Tunnel,        .        ... 
800  copies  Message — Interest  of  Recruitment 

Fund, 

800  copies  Directors'  Report — Washingtonian 

Home, 

1,300  copies  Commissioners'  Report — Diseases 

of  Cattle, 

800  copies  Treasurer's  Report — Department 

Expenses, 

800  copies  Attorney-General's  Report,  . 
800  copies  Memorial — Herman  Haupt,  . 
800  copies  Auditor^s  Report, .... 
800  copies  Treasurer's  Report — Departments' 

Expenses, 

800  copies  Act — Appropriation  Bill, 

800  copies   Committee    Report  —  Contested 

Elections, 

800  copies  Treasurer's  Report, 

916,300  00 
592  83 

428  31 

41  72 

35  96 

18  75 

16  80 

34  67 

22  61 

180  10 

di  21 

21  18 

22  61 

287  85 

( 

Amounts  carried  forward^   •        .        .        . 

•17,979  60 

•200,697  85 

'  1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


113 


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Details  50. 


HOUSE  PRINTING   AND   BINDING— CoiKintied. 


AmourUa  brought  forvfard,    .        ... 

800  copies  Committee  Report — State  Arsenal, 
Cambridge,  ...... 

800  copies  Memorial — Town  of  Medford, 

800  copies  Conmiissioners*   Report — Statues 
in  United  States  Capitol, 
6,800  copies  Commissioners'  Report, — Hours  of 
Labor, 

800  copies  Auditor's  Report, .... 

1,000  copies  Message  —  Documents  for  South 

Carolina, 

800  copies  Committee  Report — State  Tax,     . 
1,600  copies   Committee  Reports — Concerning 

the  Militia, 

1,800  copies  Acts — City  of  Worcester, 
1,600  copies  Committee  Report — Equalization 
of  Bounties, 

800  copies  Committee  Report  —  Refunding 
JBounty  Advanced,       .... 
1,600  copies  Committee  Report — To  Incorpo- 
rate Churches,      ..... 

800  copies  Message — Coast  Defence, 

800  copies  Commisdoners'  Report  —  Hoosac 
Tunnel,        ...... 

800  copies  Committee  Report — State  House, . 

800  copies  Committee  Report — Eastern  Rail- 
road Corporation,         .... 

800  copies  Committee  Report  —  Claim  for 

Bounties, 

2,800  copies  Committee  Report — Western  Rail- 
road,   .        .        •        • 

800  copies  Conmussioners*  Report — Soldiers' 

Allotments, 

1,600  copies  Act — License  Law,  .... 

800  copies  Committee  Report — Evidence  in 
Criminal  Prosecutions, .        . 

800  copies  Treasurer's  Report — Reimburse- 
ment of  Bounties,        .... 

800  copies  Statements— Relation  to  T.  &  G. 

Railroad,  &c., 

5,000  copies  Decision  of  the  Speaker, 

800  copies  Committee  Report^- Ward  Nine, 
Boston, 

800  copies  Committee  Report — ProYincetown 
Harbor, 

800  copies  Committee  Report — ^N.  £.  Female 
Medical  College, 

MMunU  earned  forward^    •        .        .        • 


917,979  60 

88  62 
22  61 

28  87 

'  684  20 
674  25 

182  62 
27  72 

841  66 

91  38 

44  18 
22  61 


•200,697  85 


46  22 
46  95 

19  05 
22  61 

22  61 

42  10 

78  62 

25  99 
135  60 

29  56 

67  85 

175  74 
200  46 

42  82 

22  61 

22  61 


921,481  71 


•200,697  86 


U 


114 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYI. 


Details  51. 


HOUSE  PRINTING  AND  BWDlNG^Concluded. 


Amounts  brought  forward,    .        •        •        • 

1,600  copies  Act— T«  &  G.  B.  B.  and  Hoosac 

Tunnel, 

800  copies  House  Document  185  of  1860, 
800  copies  Act — Certain  Railroail  Corpora'ns, 
2,400  copies  Committee  Report — Insurance  Com- 
missioners,     

800  copies  Act — Salary  Bill,  &c.,   . 

800  copies  Committee  Report*— European  and 

North  American  Railway,    . 
800  copies  Act — Appropriation  Bill, 
1,600  copies  Committee  Report — Amendment  of 

Constitution, 

800  copies  Committee  Report — Appro'n  Bill, 

4,800  copies  Committee  Report — Wounded  and 

Disabled  Soldiers,         .... 

800  copies  Secretary's  Report — Legal  Voters, 

1,800  copies  Committee  Report — Equalization  of 

Bounties, 

1,100  copies  Act — Co-operatiye  Associations,    . 

1,450  copies  Militia  Law, 

500  copies  Index  to  House  Documents,  . 
390  copies  various  other  Documents,  800  each, 
500  copies  Journal  House,      .... 
Allen's  Reports, 


•21,481  71 


71  14 
220  88 

21  18 

22  20 
21  18 

21  18 
33  50 

46  18 
21  18 

164  66 
77  51 

16  30 

10  89 

565  99 

46  53 

3,130  79 

1,391  12 

4  65 


DIBTAHA  No.  51. 
HOUSE  BLANKS  AND  CIRCULARS. 

[Rm.  1866,  Chsp.  74;  Aeti  1806,  Cb*p.  78.] 


53,500  Orders  of  the  Day,  . 
3,000  Note  Headings,  Engraved, 
1,000  Yea  and  Nay  List,  . 
1,000  Blank  Act, 
800  Blank  Certificate  of  Attendance, 
500  Blank  Report — Resolve,  . 
500  Blank  Report^Bill, 
500  Blank  Report — Inexpedient, 
500  Blank  Order,  . 
150  Envelopes,  Directed, 
300  Labels,     .... 
240  Billet  Notice,  . 
General  Statutes  and  Marking,  . 


Amount' cctrried  fonoard, 


9630  23 
60  00 
143  90 
22  35 
15  00 
12  95 
12  95 

9  95 
12  95 

2 

2 

2 

2 


50 
50 
55 
75 


•200,697  85 


27,368  27 


980  58 


9228,996  70 


1867.] 


PUBUC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


115 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  52,  53. 


DSTAIUSI  TSro.  52. 

STATIONERY  FOR  SENATE,  ORDERED  BY  CLERK. 

[R«8. 1866,  Chap.  74;  Aoti  1866,  Ohap.  78.] 


Amount  brought  forward^ 


Writing  and  Wrapping  Paper,  • 
Postage  Stamps, .       •        .        •        . 
Pens,  Pen-holders  and  Pencils,  • 
Mncilage,  Rubber,  Rings  and  Bands, . 
Committee  and  Blank  £^ks,  Reference  Files. 
Ink  and  Inkstands,  Chamois  Skin,  &c.. 
Tape,  Twine  and  Wax, 
Note  Paper  and  Enyelopes, 
Shears^  Erasers,  Folders,  &c.,     . 
Binding  Docaments,  .... 
Stationery  for  President's  Desk, . 
Docket  and  Document  Boxes,     . 
Sundry  small  items,    .... 
7}  dozen  Pocket  E^niyes,    . 


i,&e 


9236  35 
30  00 
97  57 
47  20 
85  75 
U  50 
7  26 

170  63 
39  40 
94  00 
52  85 
15  00 
17  40 

169  65 


DBTAHiS   ITO.   53. 

STATIONERY  FOR  HOUSE,  ORDERED  BY  CLERK. 

[Km.  1866,  Ohsp.  74;  Acts  1866,  Chapf.  78  and  200.] 


Yarions  kinds  Writinff  and  Wrapping  Paper, 

Mnciliuze,  Rubber  and  Rubber  Bands, 

Pens,  ren-holders  and  Pencils,  . 

Envelopes  of  all  kinds, 

Committee  and  Blank  Books,     . 

Ink  and  Inkstands,     • 

Postage  Stamps, .... 

Shears,  Erasers,  Scissors  and  Folders, 

Diaries,  ^dex  and  Reference  Files, 

Tape,  Wax,  Rulers  and  File  Boxes, 

Stationery  for  Speaker's  Desk,   . 

Stationery  for  Speaker's  Room,  . 

Binding  Documents,  ... 

Twine,  Sand  and  Boxes,  Pen  Wipers, 

Sundry  small  items,    . 

Brushes  and  Combs,  • 

24^  dozen  Pocket  Kniyes, . 


&c.. 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


1921  80 

39  25 

192  55 

146  00 

170  97 

33  35 

36  00 

23  10 

14  50 
89  15 
39  35 
39  35 
93  00 
41  25 

15  20 

24  00 
699  75 


•228,996  70 


1,077  56 


2,568  57 


•232,642  83 


116 


AUDITOR^S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Stat£mbnt  XVI. 


mtmUmnmrr,  Ww%mUmg,  A«. 


Details  54,  55. 


DBTAHiS  No.  54. 

STATIONERY,   PRINTING,    &c.,    ORDERED   BY   SERGEANT- 

AT-ARMS. 

[Rm.  1856,  Chap.  74;  Aete  1866,  Ghapi.  7B  ui4  2W.] 


Amount  brouglU  fonoardf 


Binding  and  Lettering  Documents,     . 
Printing  Notices,  List  of  Meoobers,  &c.. 
Supplements  Revised  Statutes,  • 
Newspapers,  Books  and  Dictionaries, . 

Postage  Stamps, 

Sutioneiy  of  various  kinds. 


«ld2  75 

822  37 

115  00 

64  67. 

14  00 

16  45 


DXTAII.B  No.  55. 
CONTINGENT  EXPENSES  OP  THE  LEGISLATURE. 

[G«n.  Stet.,  Ohap.  15;  Aete  1866,  Ghapf.  78, 299  aod  801.] 


&C., 


Sundry  Parties,  Washing  and  Cleaning  State 

House, 

Brushes,  Brooms,  Soap,  Blacking,  Dust-pans,  &c., 

City  of  Boston,  Water  Rates,     . 

House  Sand,       .... 

Labor,  Sawing  Wood,  Clearing  Snow, 

Document  Sticks, 

Ice  for  State  House,  • 

Paper  and  Cupola  Books,  . 

Music  and  other  Services  at  the  Old  South, 

Carriage  Hire  and  Hotel  Expenses, 

Advertising  List  of  Petitions, 

Expenses ;  delivery  Adjutant-General's  Report, 

Sundries, 

Watering  Streets,  around  State  House, 


Amtmnt  carried  forward^ 


•821  79 
179  15 
98  74 
29  85 
93  70 
33  75 
50  70 
56  00 

86  00 

87  00 
69  50 

185  80 

24  43 

125  00 


•232,642  83 


605  24 


1,886  41 


•235,224  48 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


117 


Statement  X7I. 


Details  56. 


DBTAXLS  Hfo,  50. 

EXPENSES  OF  LEGISLATIVE  COMMITTEES. 

[Qen.  Stat.,  Chap.  15;  Aet8l866,  Chapa.  78,  299  and  801.] 


Amount  brought  forward. 


Comm'e  on  Wounded  and  Disabled  Soldiers — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  TmveUing  Fares,    f  165  55 

Attendance, 432  00 

Letter  Book  and  Postage,   ...         5  00 
Clerical  Services,        .        .        .        .       25  00 


Committee  on  Finance — 
Advertising  and  Reporting,  •        .        .  9205  75 
Clerical  Services, .        .        .        .  *      .   200  00 


Joint  Committee  on  Finance  and  Taxation — 

Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares, .  $31  85 

Attendance, 48  00 

Paper  and  Printing,      .        .        .        •  22  75 

Services,  Preparing  and  Making  Report,  442  00 

Stationenr  and  Postage,        •        .        .  34  28 

Clerical  Services, 27  75 


Committee  on  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad 
and  Hoosac  Tunnel — 
Hotel  Expenses  ^nd  Travelling  Fares,  9206  87 
Advertising, 9  87 


Joint  Committee  on  Troy  and  Greenfield  Rail- 
road and  Hoosac  Tunnel — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares,  9255  85 
Attendance 248  00 


Committee  on  Western  Railroad- 
Reportinjg  and  Copper  Plates, 
Advertising, 


999  00 
17  25 


Amounts  carried  fohoard, 


9627  55 


405  75 


606  63 


9235,224  48 


216  74 


503  85 


116  25 


92,476  77 


9235,224  48 


118 


AUDITOR^S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


I$TAT£1CSNT  XVL 


cpesMs. 


Drtails  50. 


EXPENSES  OF  LEGISLATIVE  COMMITTEES— C<m/mti«d. 


Amounts  brought/orwardf 

Committee  on  Salaries — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares, .  9114  90 

Advertising, 33  62 

Printing, 13  57 

•2,476  77 

162  09 

967  00 
128  00 
100  00 
100  00 

• 

99  80 
88  35 

• 

50  00 
40  13 
23  50 

• 

17  50 

•285,224  48 

* 

Committee  on  State  House — 
Plans  and  Lithographing, 

• 

• 

Committee  on  B.  B.  Station  at  Northampton — 
Attendance, 

• 

• 

Committee  on  Prisons — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares, 

« 

Committee  on  Public  Charitable  Institutions — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares, 

• 

Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares, 

Committee  on  Eaualization  of  Bounties — 
Advertising  and  Prmting, 

Committee  on  Elections — 
Beporting, 

1 

Committee  on  Questions  of  Labor — 
Advertising, 

Committee  on  Districting  State — 
Maps, •        . 

Committee  on  State  Liquor  Agency — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelliug  Fares, 

• 

Amounts  corned  forward, 

•4,253  14 

•235,224  48 

1 .._ ._t  ..., 

1867.] 


PUBMO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


119 


Statbmbnt  XYI. 


Details  60. 


EXPENSES  OF  LEGISLATIVE  COMMITTEES— Conftniwd. 


m 

Amounts  brought fonoardy        •        .    '    . 

Committee  on  Education — 
Hotel  ExpenBes  and  Travelling  Fares,  .911  !0 
Adyertifling, 4  00 

•4,258  14 

• 

m 

16  10 
23  00 
26  00 
26  25 
14  18 
29  00 

9  85 
7  88 
6  75 

* 

5  00 
4  50 

9285,224  48 

Committee  on  Mercantile  Affairs — 
Advertising, 

Committee  on  Horse  Bailroads— 
Advertising, 

Committee  on  License  Law-^ 
Advertising, 

Committee  on  Manufactnies — 
Advertinng, 

Committee  on  Railwajs  and  Canals — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares, 

Committee  on  Cape  Cod  Railroad — 
Hotel  Expenses  and  Travelling  Fares, 

Committee  on  Better  Enforcement  of  Laws — 
Advertising, 

• 

Committee  on  Rate  of  Interest — 
Advertising, 

• 
Committee  on  Claims — 

Committee  on  Streets — 
Adveitising, 

Amounts  carried  fortoardy 

94,420  60 

9235,224  48 

A.                      __ 

120 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


8TATBMKNT  XVI. 


Wt—   or  Wlteesses* 


Details  57. 


EXPENSES  OF  LEGISLATIVE  COMMITTEES— Cone W«d. 


Amounti  brought  forward, 

Committee  on  Connecticut  and  Merrimack 
Rivers, —                          • 
Advertising,       . 

•4,420  60 
3  00 

« 

8  13 
3  00 

1  00 

• 

2  00 

2  65 

80 
10  65 

•235,224  48 

Committee  on  Sanitary  Necessities — 
Advertising, 

Committee  on  Sale  of  Liquors — 
Advertising, 

Committee  on  Harbors  and  Flats — 
Advertising ; 

Committee  on  Banks  and  Banking — 
Advertising,     ^ ^ 

Committee  on  Governor's  Address — 
Telegrams, 

Committee  on  Joint  Rules  and  Orders — 
Telegrams, 

Postage  Stamps  furnished  Committees, 

4,446  83 

f 

DBTATTiB  No.  57. 

FEES  OF  WITNESSES  BEFORE  COMR 

[Gad.  Stat.,  Chap.  167;  Acts  1866,  Ohap.  8.] 

IITTEES. 

Witnesses  before  Committee  on  State  liquor 

Agency, 

Witnesses  before  Committee  on  Elections, . 
Witnesses  before  Committee  on  Manufactures,    . 
Witnesses  before  Committee  on  Judiciary, . 
Witnesses  before  Committee  on  Military  Claims, 

929  57 

60  75 

18  22 

5  25 

9  00 

• 

122  79 

Total    Legislative    Expenses  for    Regular 
Session,  1866, 

•239,794  10 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


121 


Statbmbnt  XYI. 


«mMkM*Bf 


Dbtails  68,  69. 


GOVERNOR   AND    COUNCIL. 


DBTA.TI18  JSfo.  58. 
GOVERNOR. 

[Aoti  1864,  Glutp.  240.] 

% 

Alexander  H.  Bullock,  from  Jan.  7th,  inclunve,  . 
John  A.  Andrew,  to  Jan.  6th,  inclusive. 

94,919  36 
80  64 

95,000  00 

DBTATTifl  ZTo.  68.    . 

COMPENSATION  AND  MILEAGE  OF  LIEUTENANT- 
GOVERNOR  AND  COUNCIL. 

[Gen.  Stot.,  Ghftp.  14;   Aote  1866,  Chftp.  78.] 

■ 

Retiring  Members  of  Council  of  1865— 
Joel  Hayden,  6  days  and  125  miles,      .      961  00 
Francis  W.  Bird,  6  days  and  20  miles, .        22  00 
Nehemiah  Boynton,  6  days  and  5  miles,       19  00 
Eben  S.  Poor,  6  days  and  20  miles,      .        22  00 
Hartley  Williams,  6  days  and  45  miles,        27  00 
Thomas  Talbot,  6  days  and  25  miles,    .        23  00 
William  N.  Flynt,  6  days  and  90  miles,        36  00 
Joseph  F.  Hitchcock,  6  days  and  80  miles,    34  00 
Asa  Millett,  6  days  and  30  miles, .        .        24  00 

• 

9268  00 

1,570  00 

913  00 

1,132  00 

William  Claflin,  Lieutenant-Governor — 
Regular  Annual  Session,  148  days,       .  91,184  00 
Travel,  10  miles,  .        .        .        .        .          2  00 
Extra  Sessions,  43  days,       .        .        .      344  00 
Travel,  200  miles,         .        .        .        .        40  00 

/ 

Thomas  Talbot^ 
Regular  Annual  Session,  148  days,       .    9592  00 

Travel,  25 -miles, 5  00 

Extra  Sessions,  49  days,        .        .        .      196  00 
Travel,  600  miles,         .        .        .        .      120  00 

William  N  Flynt^ 
Regular  Annual  Session,  148  days,       .    9592  00 
Travel,  90  miles,  .        .        .        .        .        18  00 
Extra  Sessions,  45  days,       .        .        .      180  00 
Travel,  1,710  miles,      .        .        .        .      342  00 

• 

A  mounts  carried  forward^  .  . 

■~~" . , 

93,883  00 

95,000  00 

16 


122 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


Details  60. 


COMPENSATION   AND  MILEXGE— Concluded. 


Amounts  brought  forward^      .... 

Joseph  F.  Hitchcock — 

Regular  Annual  Session,  148  dajs,       .  9^92  00 

Travel,  80  miles, 16  00 

Extra  Sessions,  47  days,       ...  188  00 

Travel,  1,080  miles,      .        .        .        .  830  00 

Charles  F.  Dana— 

Regular  Session,  148  days,   .                .  $592  00 

Extra  Sessions,  60  days,               .        .  200  00 

Benjamin  Evans- 
Regular  Session,  148  days,   .'       .        .  t592  00 

Travel,  46  miles, 9  00 

Extra  Sessions,  62  days,       .        .        .  168  00 

Travel,  900  miles,        •        .        .        •  180  00 

Charles  A  Stevens — 

Regular  Session,  148  days,   .        .        .  9692  00 

Travel,  80  miles, 16  00 

Extra  Sessions,  48  days,       .        .        .  172  00 

Travel,  1,600  miles,      .        .        .        .  820  00 

John  S.  B'rayton — 

Regular  Session,  148  days,   .        .        .  1592  00 

Travel,  60  miles,  :        .        .        .        .  10  00 

Extra  Sessions,  84  days,       ...  186  00 

Travel,  1,000  miles,      .        .        .        .  200  00 

L.  L  Goodspeed — 

Regular  Session,  111  days,  .                .  f444  00 

Travel,  30  miles, 6  00 

Extra  Sessions,  32  days,       .        .        .  128  00 

Travel,  570  miles,        .        .        .        .  114  00 

Asa  Millett— 

Regular  Session,  87  days,     .                .  9148  00 

Travel,  80  miles, 6  00 


•3,888  00 


1,182  00 


792  00 


949  00 


1,100  00 


988  00 


692  00 


164  00 


dbtaHiS  zto.  do. 

GOVERNOR'S  PRIVATE  SECRETARY. 

[Aeto  1866,  Ghapf.  8, 298  and  801.] 


Henry  Ware, .      .        .        . 
Amount  carried /orwardf 


•5,000  00 


9,640  00 


2,000  00 


•16,640  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


123 


Statbmbnt  XVI. 


SSzpesMSy  Ae* 


Details  61  to  63. 


DBTAHiB  No.  61. 
MESSENGERS  TO  GOVERNOR  AND  COUNCIL. 

[R68.  1806,  Chap.  100;  Aoto  1866,  Chapi.  8,  296  and  801.] 


Amount  brought  fonoard, 


D.  S.  Walker,  Messenger,  from  Jan.  7th  inclusive, 
Joseph  B.  Spear,  Messenser,  to  Jan.  6th  inclusive, 
John  F.  Duffy,  Aflsistanb^essenger,     .        .        • 


DBTAUiS  ZTo.  62. 

POSTAGE,  PRINTING  AND  STATIONERY. 

[Bm.  1866,  Ohi9.  74;  Aote  1866,  Ohap.  78.] 


Postage  and  Ezpressage, 
Paper,  Lithographing  and  Ruling, 
Diaries,  BlaiS:  Books  and  Binding, 
Pens,  Pen-holders,  Ink  and  Pencils, 

Envelopes, 

Erasers  and  Folders,    . 
Autograph  Die,  Cards,  &c.,  . 
Newspapers,         .        .        .        . 
Various  other  kinds  of  Stationery, 


•167  22 
206  80 
57  00 
49  80 
15  80 
8  10 
12  50 
12  00 
64  65 


DBTAUiS  ZTo.  63. 

CONTINGENT  EXPENSES. 

[Gen.  Stet.,  Ohap.  14;  Aetg  1866,  Ohap.  78.] 


Carriage  Hire, 
Hotel  Expenses,  . 
Washing  Towels,  &c., 
Filling  Cistern,     • 
1  State  Map, 
Brushes  and  Mats, 
Sundries, 


Amount  carried  forward, 


916,640  00 


1,800  00 


593  37 


778  78 


•19,812  15 


124 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVI. 


Dbtailb  64  to  88. 


PBTAXLS  No.  64. 
COUNCIL   MILITARY    CONTINGENT. 

[Aoto  ISee,  Glutp.  78  ] 


Amount  brought  forward, 


£.  F.  Starback,  Copyist, 

J.  M.  M.  Starbock,  Copyist, 

Charles  H.  Chadwick,  Assistant-Messenger, . 

William  D.  Eaton,  Assistant-Messenger, 

John   A.   Andrew,  for  Professional   Services  at 

Washington  on  Coast  Defence  Claim, 
Carriage  Hire  and  Travelling  Expenses, 
Postal  Expenses  and  Expressa^e, 
Paper,  Lithographing  and  Bulmg, 
Blank  and  Recprd  Books^    •        •        . ,       . 

Scissors,  Erasers,  Knives, 

Newspapers  and  Books,        .        .        .        •        • 
Telegrams,    ........ 

Sundries,      • 


Total  Expenses  of  Governor  and  Council, 


61,000  00 

618  04 

28  00 

226  00 

1,000  00 

197  50 

75  56 

205  81 

51  80 

69  00 

81  00 

86  72 

60  90 

619,812  15 


8,597  83 


•28,409  98 


SECRETARY'S    DEPARTMENT. 


DBTATTjB  ZTo.  66. 

SECRETARY. 

[Acta  1866,  Chapf.  8, 296  and  801.] 

Oliver  Warner.  Salarv.  ••...... 

92,500  00 

* 

DBTATIiB   No.   66. 

CLERKS. 

[Acta  1866,  Chaps.  8,  2»  and  801.] 

• 

C.  W.  Lovett,  First  Clerk, 

A.  L.  Femald,  Second  Clerk,       .... 

$2,000  00 
1,700  00 

8,700  00 

• 

... 

Amount  carried  forward,       .... 

66,200  00 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


125 


Statement  XVI. 


01erk«t  Act 


Details  67  to  69. 


DBTAHjS  ZTo.  67* 
EXTRA   CI/ERKS. 

[Gen.  Stat,  Glutp.  14;  Aotil866f  Ohaps.  8, 296  and  801.] 


Amount  brought  forward^ 


William  Harris,    .     '   . 

H.  J.  Coolidge,     .... 

Benjamin  C.  Piper, 

Edward  Strong,    .... 

£.  P.  Robinson,    .        . 

H.  B.  Wood,         .        ,        .        . 

G.  Julian  Harney, 

David  Pulsifer,      .... 

Alanson  Hawley,  .... 

Edward  Warner,  .... 

James  H.  Wilder,  to  April  80th,  . 

A.  A.  Gould,        .... 


•1,820  00 

1,320  00 

1,320  00 

1,320  00 

1,320  00 

1,320  00 

1,320  00 

1,320  00 

1,320  00 

724  08 

366  66 

500  00 


96,200  00 


18,470  74 


DXTAUiB  "No,  68. 
CENSUS    STATISTICS. 

[Rat.  1866,  Chap.  68;  Aeta  1866,  Cbaps.  8, 298  and  801.] 

Henry  D.  Putnam, 

Samuel  R.  Slack, .        .        .        .        . 

George  W.  Briggs, 

Tracey  P.  CheeVer,  from  Nov.  1, . 
Charles  W.  Shepaid,  to  Oct  81,  . 

9990  00 
964  62 
799  88 
220  00 
660  00 

8,684  00 

t 

DBTATIiS  No.  69. 

MESSENGER. 

[Acts  1866,  Ohapt.  8, 298  and  801.] 

• 

Liewifl  Havden.       •        .        •        .        .«• 

1,000  00 

Amount  carried  fonoard^ 

• 
•        •        • 

924,804  74 

126 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYL 


mrmr* 


Details  70»  71. 


PBTAHiS  JSfo.  70. 
SECRETARY'S     INCIDENTALS. 

[G«n.  8tet,  Chap.  14;  Aoit  1806,  Ghftp.  78.] 


Amount  brought  forward,  |24,804  74 


Portage, 

Wridng  and  other  Paper, 

Enyelopes, 

Inkstands,  Ink  and  Rubber  Bands, 
Blank  and  Record  Books, 
Pens,  Pen-holders  and  Pencils, 
Kniyes,  Scissors  and  Erasers, 
Mucilage,  Twine,  Tape  and  Silk  Ribbon, 
Parchment,  .        ... 
Newspapers  and  Directories, 
Document  Cases  and  Files,  • 

Notarial  Wafers, 

Binding  and  Repairing  Books, 
Printing  sundry  Blanks, 
Sundry  small  Stationery, 
Autograph  Stamp,         .... 
Votes,  Senators  and  Councillors,  . 

Copying  Press, 

Acnrertising, 


Total  Expenses  of  Secretary's  Department,   • 


4,174  22 


128,478  96 


^TREASURER'S   DEPARTMENT. 


DXTAXLS  JSfo.  71. 


TREASURER. 

[AAti  1806,  GhftiM.  8, 296  and  801.] 


Jacob  H.  Loud,  from  January  18th,  inc., 
Henry  K.  Oliver,  to  January  17th,  inc.. 


Amount  carried  forward, 


•3,500  00 
13,500  00 


*       « 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


127 


Statement  XYI. 


I»«lde»talat  Ac* 


Details  72  to  74. 


PXTAXLS  So.  73. 

CLERKS. 

[Aote  1866,  Ohftpfl.  8, 296  and  801.] 


Amount  brought  forward^       .        .        •        • 

Daniel  H.  Rogers,  Irt  Clerk,         .... 
Artemas  Harmon,  1st  Assistant-Clerk,  . 
Joshua  Phippen,  2d  Assistant-Clerk, 

.       .      . 

•2,000  00 
1,700  00 
1,700  00 

98,500  00 
5,400  00 

DBTATLS  So.  73. 
EXTRA    CLERKS. 

[aw.  8tat.,  Chap.  15;  Aets  1866,  dutiM.  8, 388 fnd  801.] 

. 

David  Wilder,  Jr., 

T.E.  Baker, 

H.  K.  Oliver,  8d, 

Stephen  B.  Smith, 

Samuel  C.  Oliver,  to  February  17,  inc., 
James  F.  Patterson,  to  January  81,       . 

Other  clerical  assistance, 

« 

91,820  00 

1,820  00 

1,820  00 

1,820  00 

147  82 

91  66 

80  00 

5,548  98 

PBTAIL8  ITo.  74. 

TREASURER'S    INCmENTALS. 

[aw.  Stat.,  Ohap.  16;  Acts  1866,  Ohap.  78.] 

• 

Printing  sundry  Blanks, 

Postage  and  Ezpressage, 

Advertising, .        .        .        •        .        •        •  •     . 

Blank  and  Record  Books, 

Paper  of  all  kinds, 

Pens,  Pen-holders,  Ink,  Pencils  and  Rub'r  Bands, 

Twine,  Tape  and  Scissors, 

Envelopes, 

Newspapers  and  Cards, 

1  Hand  Stamp, 

-Other  Stationery, 

Sundries, 

9283  83 

282  51 

181  84 

179  75 

67  61 

81  40 

4  05 

62  75 

89  88 

14  00 

6  80 

86  88 

1,089  25 

•       .      . 

Total  Expenses  of  Treasurer's  Department,  • 

915,588  23 

128 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


StaTBMBNT  XVL         Tax  C^wliil— r*« 


est. 


DstAiLS  75. 


DVTAXLB  Vo.  7B. 
TAX   COMMISSIONER'S  DEPARTMENT. 

[Afito  1805,  Ohap.  288;  Aeti  1806,  Obftpt.  8, 78, 2d8  and  801] 


COMMISSIONBB. 

Jacob  H.  Loud,  without  pay. 
Daniel  A.  Gleason,  Deputy, . 


Clbrkb. 
A.  J.  Morton, 
S.  W.  Hatheway, . 
Elizabeth  A.  Tong, 
Mary  T.  R.  Tong, 
Fannie  M.  Harmon, 
Mary  H.  Harlow, . 
Mrs.  A.  M.  Grover, 
Hattie  F.  Knapp, . 
Clara  6.  Allen,    . 
Helen  F.  Clarke, . 
Jennie  S.  Pierce,  • 
Mary  A.  Groodwin,  from  April  15, 
Eyelyn  J.  Buffum,  4  months  21  days, 
Jalia  M.  Tavlor,  from  Sept  4, 
Julia  S.  Jackson,  from  Sept  10, 
Charlotte  E.  Weiss,  to  Feb.  6, 
Anna  M.  Smith,  to  Feb.  6,   . 
John  6.  Martin,  • 

CONTINOBNT  EXPBNBBB. 

Printing  Blanks,  Circulars,  &c.,    . 

Postage, 

Envelopes, 

Blank  and  Record  Books,     . 

Pnper  of  all  kinds, 

Binding  and  Document  Fil^ 

Newspaper, 

Court  Fees,  and  Costs, . 
Copying  Press,      .... 
Various  Stationery, 
Directories,  .        .        •        .    *  . 


Total  Expenses  Tax  Commissioners  Depart* t. 


91,500  00 
1,320  00 
864  00 
445  44 
633  60 
691  20 
668  16 
691  20 
683  60 
691  20 
556  80 
489  60 
270  72 
216  96 
205  44 
57  60 
57  60 
825  00 


•701  54 

255  00 

66  00 

57  00 

44  75 

152  75 

1  20 

152  57 

28  00 

22  75 

6  00 


•2,000  00 


10,318  12 


1,487  56 


•13,805  68 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


129 


Statement  XVI. 


▲adltor's   J^epartment. 


Details  76  to  79. 


AUDITOR^S    DEPARTMENT. 


DBTAHiB  ITo.  76. 
AUDITOR. 

[Acta  1866,  Chaps.  8, 298  and  801.] 


Henry  S.  Briggs,  Salftry  from  Jan'y  18,  inclosiye, 
Julius  L.  Glance,  Salary  to  Jan'y  17,  inclusiye,     . 


DETAUiS  ITo.  77. 
CLERKS. 


92,500  00 


[Aoto  1866,  Chaps.  8, 298  and  801.] 

1 

Julias  L.  Clarke,  Ist  Clerk,  Salary  from  Jan'y  18, 

inclusiye, 

Edward  S.  Dayis,  2d  Clerk,  Salary,     . 

91,908*61 
1,700  00 

3,608  61 

DSTAlTiS  TSlo.  78. 
EXTRA    CLERKS. 

{Gsn.  Stat.,  Ch*p.  16;  Acts  1866,  Chaps.  8, 298  and  801.] 

Albert  Carter, 

Augustus  Brown,  ••••••• 

WiUiam  D.  Hawley,  from  January  18,  inclusiye,  . 
George  Clark,  (3  months,) 

91,320  00 

1,320  00 

1,259  68 

311  66 

1 
4,211  34 

DBTATIiS  No.  79. 

INCIDENTALS. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  16;  Acts  1866,  Chap.  78.] 

Postage, 

Paper  and  Enyelopes,  .        .        .      * . 
Inks,  Pens,  Pencils,  Erasers,  Scissors,  &c.,    . 

Blank  and  Record  Books, 

Newspapers, 

Printing  Blanks, 

1  Hana  Stamp,  &c., 

Sundries, 

986  31 
41  95 
30  08 
60  83 
13  00 
66  32 
13  76 
6  69 

818  93 

•        • 

Total  Expenses  of  Auditor's  Department, 

910,638  88 

17 


130 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


BAlmrleSf  Ac. 


Details  80,  81. 


DBTATLS  No.  80. 


SERGEAKT-AT-ARMS. 

[Gen.  But.,  Chap.  14;  Acta  1866,  Chape.  8,  298  and  801.] 


John  Moriasey,  Salary, 


12,400  00 


DBTAHiB  No.  81. 

REPAIRS,  IMPROVEMENTS   AND  FURNITURE  AT  STATE 

HOUSE. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  14 ;  Aeto  1866,  Chaps.  78  and  299.] 


Labor  and  Materianor  Repairs  in  yarious  Rooms, 

Furniture  and  Repairs, 

Carpets,  Mats,  patting  down,  &c., 

Painting,  Glazing,  &c., 

Lumber,  Moulding,  &c.,  for  repairs,     . 

Gas  Fixtures,  fitting,  &c., 

Hardware,  &c.,  for  repairs, 

Masonry  and  Plumbing, 

Miscellaneous  Expenses, 


Executive  Department. 

[Rei.  1866,  Chap.  94.] 
Painting  and  Glazing, 
Carpenter  Work  dnd  Material, 
Carpets,  and  putting  down, . 
Furniture  and  Repairs, 
Masonry  and  Plumbing, 
Gas  Fixtures  and  fitting,     . 
Hardware,  &c.,  for  repairs, 
Removing  Telegraph,  Hanging  Bells,  &c., 


Committee  Rooms. 

[Res.  1866,  Chap.  1.] 

Carpenter  Work  and  Material,  . 
Painting  and  Material, 


Total  Expenses  of  Repairs,  Improvements,  &c.. 


•627  41 
598  08 
855  40 
562  17 
754  88 
131  77 
45  82 
20  30 


•63  52 
14  88 


•1,290  13 
242  66 
823  36 
143  16 
204  32 

38  25 
133  06 
111  20 

54  25 


•2,540  39 


3,596  23 


78  40 


•6,215  02 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


131 


Statement  XVI. 


Bteie  H««Mt  Ac* 


Details  82  to  84. 


PBTAHiS  Vo.  82. 


COMMISSION  ON  THE  STATE  HOUSE. 

[Bm.  1806,  Chap.  87;  Aet>  1886,  Chap.  290.]  \ 


Expenses  of  yisit  to  Concord  andMontpeller — 

Hotel  Expenses, 

Rulroad  Fares,  . 

Carriage  Hire, ' 

Telegrams, 


«96  25 

16  00 

4  80 

2  60 

9119  55 


DXTATLS  No.  83. 


PRESERVATION  OF  BATTLE-FLAGS. 

[ReB.  1866,  Chap.  88;  Acte  1866,  Chap.  299.] 


Carpenters,  material  and  labor,  . 
Painters,  material  and  labor, 
Machinists,  material  and  labor,   . 
Making  and  patting  np  Iron  Fence,  &c.. 

Glass, 

Expressage, 


9514  06 
262  21 
215  42 
608  87 

1,611  68 
19  60 


93,131  19 


DXTAILB  No.  84. 

SALARIES  OF  WATCHMEN  AND  FIREMAN  FOR   STATE 

HOUSE. 

[Gton.  Btat.,  Chap.  14;  Bm.  1866,  Chap.  100;  Acts  1866,  Ghap«.  8  and  801.] 


W.  S.  Stoddard,  Watchman,  . 
J.  N.  Tolman,  Watchman, 
Edward  Rolfe,  Watchman, 
William  Goodhue,  Jr.,  Watchman, 
Bartholomew  Hearty,  Fireman, 


•1,200  00 

1,200  00 

1,200  00 

1,200  00 

720  00 

95,620  00 


132 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


'rtntlns,  dfe«. 


Details  85,  86. 


DXTAXLS  Vo.  80. 
FUEL  AND  LIGHTS  FOR  STATE  HOUSE. 

[G«n.  Stat.,  Chap.  14;  Aett  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Boston  Gas  Company, 

214  Tons  Coal, 

144Cords  Wood  and  Bark,    .... 

60  Baskets  Charcoal, 

Sawing  Wood,  getting  in  Coal,  &c.. 


8992  25 

2,445  00 

197  75 

80  00 

85  80 


83,750  80 


PRINTING. 


DXTAUiB  No.  86. 

PUBLIC  DOCUMENTS. 

[Gen.  Stat.  Chap.  4;  Aeto  1866,  Chap.  78] 

2,000  copies  State  Reform  School, 

8863  14 

2,000  copies  Industrial  School  for  Girls, 

132  84 

2,000  copies  Hospital  Northampton,    . 

252  28 

2,000  copies  Hospital  Worcester, 

>               fl 

561  88 

2,000  copies  Hospital  Rainsford  Island 
2,000  copies  Briagewater  Almshouse, . 

1              < 

95  11 

104  01 

2,000  copies  Monson  Almshouse, 

149  75 

« 

2,000  copies  Tewksbury  Almshouse, 

183 .38 

2,000  copies  Discharged  Convicts, 
2,000  copies  Liquor  Commissioner's, 
2,000  copies  State  Library, . 

18  21 

314  58 

279  73 

2,000  copies  Registers  of  Deeds, . 

• 

22  70 

2,000  copies  Sheriffs'  Returns,    . 

22  70 

2,000  copies  Public  Lands, . 

19  71 

1,500  copies  Chappeauiddic  Indians, 
1,500  copies  Dudley  Indians, 

18  55 

14  04 

1,500  copies  Troy  Indians,  . 

14  04 

1,500  copies  Marshpee  Indians,  . 

26  02 

1,500  copies  Herring  Pond  Indians,    . 

14  04 

82,606  71 

Estimated  Balance, 

28,000  00 

• 

.  830,606  71 

Amount  carried  forward^ 

9 

■                               • 

830,606  71 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


133 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  87  to  90. 


DSTAUiS  ISo,  97' 
GENERAL    LAWS. 

[0«n.  Stat.,  Chap.  8;  Acts  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Amount  brought  forward, 
85,000  copies  General  Laws  and  Resolves — 


Codiipositioii, 
Alterations, 
Paper, 
Presswork,  • 
Binding,  &c.. 


DETATLS  ZTo.  88. 

ACTS  AND  RESOLVES,   (Blue   Book.) 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  8;  Aeta  1866,  Chapi.  78  and  299.] 


3,000  copies  Acts  and  Resolves — 


Composition, 
Alterations, 
Paper, 
Presswork, . 
Binding,  &c.. 


«599  69 
48  60 

2,672  44 
224  96 
810  00 


DBTATLS  ITo.  80. 

PUBLISHING  LAWS. 

[Acts  1866,  Chap.  198}  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Boston  Advertiser,  publishing  General  Laws,  &c.,  . 


DBTAXLS  ZTo.  90. 
BANK     RETURNS. 

[a«n.  Stat.,  Chap.  67;  Acta  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Boston  Advertiser,  publishingBank  Returns, 
Boston  Traveller,  publishing  Bank  Returns, 


Amount  carried  forward. 


•30,606  71 


5,643  74 


4,255  68 


400  00 


226  76 


•41,131  78 


134 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  91  to  93. 


DUTAILB  Vo.  91. 


ASSESSORS'  BOOKS  AND  BLANKS. 


[Aete  1S61,  Chap.  171;  AcU  1866,  Chap*  780 


Amount  brought  forward^     .... 

386  AsseBsment  Books,       !        .        .        .        . 

Blanks, 

Packing  and  Expremage,   ..... 

... 

•1,713  76 
60  00 
22  60 

•41,131  78 
1,796  26 

DET^ftlliS  No.  92. 
INDUSTRIAL   STATISTICS. 

[Acta  1866,  Chap.  146;   Aett  1866,  Chap.  78.] 

« 

Printing  Abstract — 6,000  copies — 

Composition, 

Altei^tions, . 

Paper,        ........ 

Presswork, ........ 

Binding,  &c.,      ....... 

•862  98 

42  00 

6,606  98 

688  60 

2,160  00 

9,139  46 

DETAUiS  No.  93. 

TERM   REPORTS. 

[Acts  1860,  Chap.  290;  Aofci  1806,  Chaps.  78  and  299.] 

1,306  copies  furnished  Cities,  Towns,  &c.,  (per 

Res.  1866,  chap.  79,)    .... 

73  copies  furnished  Town  of  Hudson,  Mass., 

(per  Acts  1866,  chap.  299,^  . 
73  copies  furnished  State  of  South  Carolina,  . 
2      "            "             "       Missouri,     . 

•4,672  04 

263  46 

263  46 

6  00 

• 

6,103  94 

... 

Amount  carried  forward,      .... 

•67,171  43 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


186 


Statement  XVI. 


Btaie  Bcrlp*  ^c. 


Details  94  to  97. 


DETAUiS  No.  04. 

ENGRAVING  AND  PRINTING,  &c.,  FOR  STATE  SCRIP. 

[Acts  1866,  Chap.  299.] 


Amount  brought  forward^      .... 

Engraving, 

Printing  and  Paper, 

... 

955  00 
20  00 

957,171  43 
75  00 

• 

DBTAUiS  No.  96. 

PROVINCIAL   STATUTES. 

[Res.  1866,  Chap.  48;  1866,  Chap.  85;  Acts  1866,  Chap.  282;  1866,  Chap.  299.] 

Ellis  Ames,  for  services  rendered, 

Clerical  services,         ...... 

Printing  50  copies,      ...... 

Purchase  1  vol.  Temporary  Laws, 

Travel  and  Expressage,      ..... 

91,000  00 

309  65 

241  50 

100  00 

22  05 

1,673  20 

DETAUiS  No.  96. 
REGISTRATION  BLANKS!. 

Printing  Blank  Registry  Births,  Deaths  and  Marriages,  • 

498  01 

Total  for  Printing,  &c •        . 

959,417  64 

DBTAUiS    No.    97. 

COMMISSIONERS  OP  TROY  AND  GREENFIELD  RAILROAD. 

[AotB  1862,  Chap.  166;  1868,  Chap.  214;  1866,  Chap.  298.] 


Amount  allowed  in  1866  on  account  of  Salaries,  and  for  ex- 
penses incurred  in  connection  of  the  Troy  and  Greenfield 
bailroad  and  Hoosac  Tunnel, 


9579,774  79 


136 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


Details  98  to  100. 


JUDICIARY. 


SUPREME    JUDICIAL    COURT. 


DETAILS  Vo.  08. 

Salaries  of  Justices. 

[Aett  1806,  Chap.  46.] 


Greorge  T.  Biffelow,  Chief  Jostice, 
E.  R.  Hoar,  Associate  Justice, 
R.  A.  Chapman,  Associate  Justice, 
Horace  Gray,  Jr.,  Associate  Justice,     . 
James  D.  Colt,  AiMociate  Justice,  to  Sept  2, 
C.  A.  Dewey,  Associate  Justice,  to  Aug.  22, . 
Dwight  Foster,  Associate  Justice,  from  S^t  8, 
John  Wells,  Associate  Justice,  from  Oct.  1,  . 


DlBTAHiS  Vo.  99. 

Clerk. 

[Gtn.  Stot.,  Chftp.  131 ;  Acta  1866,  Chap.  18.] 


George  C.  Wilde,  Salary, 


DETAILS  No.  100. 

Reporter  of  Decisions. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  121;  Aeti  1866,  Chap.  18. 


Charles  Allen, 


Amount  carried  forward, 


95,500  00 
5,000  00 
5,000  00 
5,000  00 
8,869  57 
8,220  11 
1,680  43 
1,250  00 


•29,970  11 


8,000  00 


800  00 


188,270  11 


1867.;i 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


187 


Statement  XVI. 


BalarleSf  JExpenses,  Ae, 


Details  101, 102. 


JUDICIARY—  Coniintied. 


DBTAHiB  No.  101. 


Incidental  Expenses. 

[Gen.  Stoi.,  Ghapi.  112, 116  and  167;  Acts  1868,  Gbmp.  18.] 


Amount  brought  forward, 


Benjamin  F.  Bayley,  Deputy  Sheriff,  attendance, 

Isaac  A.  Coolidge,  Constable, 

Charles  Smith,  Constable,     . 

Henry  Taylor,  Constable,     . 

James  F.  Goodwin,  Constable, 

William  E.  Easterbrook,  Messenger, 

Printing  Dockets,  &c.,  . 

Stationery,  Postage,  &c.. 


DETAITiS  Ho.  102. 


Superior  Court. 

[G«ii.  Stot.,  Chap.  114;  Acts  1866,  Chap.  18.] 


Charles  Allen,  Chief  Justice, 
Julius  Rockwell,  Associate  Justice, 
Otis  P.  Lord,  Associate  Justice,    . 
Marcus  Morton,  Jr.,  Associate  Justice, 
Ezra  Wilkinson,  Associate  Justice, 
Henry  Yose,  Associate  Justice,     . 
Seth  Ames,  Associate  Justice, 
Thomas  Russell,  Associate  Justice, 
John  P.  Putnam,  Associate  Justice, 
Lincoln  F.  Brigham,  Associate  Justice, 


Amount  carried  forward ^ 


•54  00 
18  00 
72  00 
72  00 
54  00 
33  00 

103  50 
38  94 


94.440  00 
41200  00 
4,200  00 
4,200  00 
4,200  00 
4,200  00 
4,200  00 
4,200  00 
4,200  00 
4,200  00 


f33,270  11 


445  44 


42,240  00 


fr5,955  55 


18 


138 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYI. 


Details  103, 10^ 


JUBlClARY-^Coniinued. 


COURTS  OP  PROBATE  AND  INSOLVENCY. 


DBTAHiS  Vo.  103. 

Salaries  of  Judges. 

[G«ii.  Stot.,  Ch»p.  119;  Acts  1864,  Cbap.  296;  1806,  Clu|w.  18, 

296  and  801.] 


Amount  hrought  forward^ 


Isaac  Ames,  Suffolk  County, 
George  F.  Choate,  Essex  County, 
W.  £»  Richardson,  Middlesex  County, 
Henry  Chapin,  Worcester  County, 
S.  F.  Lyman,  Hampshire  County, . 
W.  S.  bhurtleff,  Hampden  County, 
Charles  Mattoon,  Franklin  County, 
J.  T.  Robinson,  Berkshire  County, 
George  White,  Norfolk  County,    . 
W.  H.  Wood,  Plymouth  County, . 
£.  H.  Bennett,  Bristol  CounW^,     . 
Joseph  M.  Day,  Barnstable  County, 
E.  M.  Gardner,  Nantucket  County, 
T.  G.  Mayhew,  Dukes  County,    . 


DBTAHiS  ITo.  104. 

Salaries  of  Registers. 

[Gen.  Stai.,  Chap.  119;  Aofci  1864,  Chap.  296;  1866,  Chapf.  18, 

296  and  801.] 


William  C.  Brown,  Suffolk  County, 
A.  C.  Goodell,  Essex  County, 
Joseph  H.  Tyler,  Middlesex  County, 
John  J.  Piper,  Worcester  County, 
Luke  Lyman,  Hampshire  County, 
Samuel  B.  Spooner,  Hampden  County, 
C.  C.  Conant,  Franklin  County,  . 
A.  J.  Waterman,  Berkshire  County, 
Jonathan  H.  Cobb,  Norfolk  County, 
Austin  S.  Cushman,  Bristol  County, 
Daniel  E.  Damon,  Plymouth  Counfy, 
Jonathan  Hismns,  Barnstable  County, 
W.  Barney,  Nantucket  County,   . 
H.  Vincent,  Dukes  Count}', . 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


18,600  00 

2,160  00 

2,400  00 

2,400  00 

840  00 

1,200  00 

840  00 

1,080  00 

1,680  00 

1,200  00 

1,440  00 

840  00 

480  00 

480  00 


•3,600  00 

2,040  00 

2,160  00 

2,040  00 

900  00 

1,200  00 

900  00 

1,080  00 

1,440  00 

1,560  00 

1,200  00 

840  00 

600  00 

600  00 


175,955  55 


20,640  00 


20,160  00 


•116,755  55 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


139 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  105. 


JVBlClABY'^Continued. 


Amount  broughifanoard, 


Salaries  of  Assistant  Registers. 
S.  L.  Thomdike,  Suffolk  County, . 
Isaac  F.  Jones,  Middlesex  County, 
Charles  £.  Stevens,  Worcester  County, 
James  Ropes,  Essex  County, 
Jonathan  Cobb,  Norfolk  County.  . 


91,650  00 
1,200  00 
1,200  00 
1,140  00 
1,170  00 


DETAII49  Ho.  106. 

EXPENSES  OP  COURTS  OF  INSOLVENCY. 

[Oen.  Stat.,  Glu4>.  118;  Acts  1866,  Chap.  18.] 


Berkshire  County. 
Blanks,  Stationery,  and  Postage,  . 
« 

Essex  County. 
Daniel  Potter,  Officer,  attendance, 
Alanson  Briggs,  Officer,  attendance,     . 

Blanks, 

Stationery,  &c.,    . 

Franklin  County. 
J.  H.  Mann,  Officer,  attendance, . 
Postage;  Stationery,  &c., 

Hampshire  County. 
W.  E.  Partridge,  Officer,  attendance,  . 

Middlesex  County. 

Blanks, 

Postage,  Stationery,  &c., 

Norfolk  County. 
Geo.  W.  White,  Jr.,  Officer,  attendance, 

Care^ofroom, 

Printing, 

Plymouth  County. 
Blanks,  Stationery,  &c.. 


956  00 

10  00 

84  00 

5  25 


930  00 
3  50 


933  75 
32  05 

972  00 
25  00 
22  00 

Amounts  carried  fonoardj 


9116,755  55 


6,360  00 


9123,115  55 


140 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


JlAterlos,   Ac. 


Details  106. 


JUDICIARY— Cofiftn&ed. 


Amounts  brought  fanoardf 

•               « 

•528  13 

• 

•123,115  55 

Suffolk  County. 

Wm.  D.  Martin,  Officer,  attendance,    . 

.    9294  OQ 

1 

Wm.  £a8terbrook,  Officer,  attendance, 

150  00 

Blanks,         ...... 

180  60 

1 

624  fiO 

Worcester  County. 

•               Vm7     W 

Blanks,  Stationery  and  Postage,  . 

.        • 

82  01 

1,234  64 

POLICE    COURTS. 

D1BTAIT.S   Vo.   106. 

Salaries  of  Justices. 

. 

* 

[Gen.  Stafe.,  Chap.  116;  Acta  1866,  Ghsps.  18, 298  and  801.] 

tl,500  00 

John  6.  Rogers,  Boston,  to  Jane  80,    . 

S.  C.  Maine;  Boston,  to  June,  30, 

1,500  00 

Edwin  Wrif^ht,  Boston,  to  Jnne  80, 

1,500  00 

Joseph  G.  Waters,  Salem,    . 

•  ■ 

1,800  00 

Nathan  Crosby,  Lowell, 

2,640  00 

John  S.  Ladd,  Cambridge,    . 

1,800  00 

S.  W.  Marston,  Newbur}'port,  to  June 

i,  :    ; 

450  00 

John  N.  Pike,  Newburyport,  fr.  June  1 

to  June  30, 

90  00 

• 

\^ .  E.  Currier,  Newburyport,  from  Jul; 

rn,  .      . 

634  13 

William  Stevens,  Lawrence, 

1,800  00 

William  Taggart,  Haverhill, 

540  00 

James  Davis,  Gloucester, 

960  00 

« 

T.  B.  Newhall,  Lynn,  to  Aug.  29, 
J.  R.  Newhall,  Lynn,  from  Aug.  30, 

795  65 

404  35 

Hamlet  Bates,  Chelsea, 

1,560  00 

P.  S.  Wheelock,  Roxbury,    . 

.      1,800  00 

Lewis  Lapham,  Fall  River,  . 
Alanson  Borden,  New  Bedford,    . 

1,440  00 

.      1,800  00 

• 

William  N.  Green,  Worcester, 

.      1,800  00 

% 

James  H.  Morton,  Springfield, 
P.  L.  Page,  Pittsfield,  . 

.      1,800  00 

960  00 

E.  0.  Carter,  Chicopee, 

.      1,080  00 

Joel  Bacon,  Adams, 

960  00 

J.  C.  Ives,  Lee,    . 

600  00 

J.  R.  Bulkley,  Williamstown, 

360  00 

George  W.  Warren,  Charlestown, 
Charles  A.  Dewey,  Jr.,  Milford,   . 

.      1,440  00 

.      1,000  00 

»                  a                   1 

32,914  13 

. 

I                     •                • 

Amount  carried  forward, 

* 

•157,264  82 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


141 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  107, 108. 


JUDICIARY— Con^thwrf. 


DlDTAUiS  No.  107. 

Salaries  of  Glebes. 

[0«n.  Stat.,  CbAp.  116;  Acta  1806,  Ohtpi.  18, 296  and  801.] 


Amount  Irought  forward^ 


Seth  Tober,  Boston,     .... 

William  T.  Connolly,  1st  Assistant,  Boston, 

Jacob  Homer,  2d  Assistant,  Boston, 

Otis  y.  Watennan,  Sd  Assistant,  Boston, 

Charles  A.  Barnard,  4th  Assistant,  Boston, 

S.  P.  Andrews,  Salem,*. 

F.  L.  Porter,  New  Bedford, . 

Clark  Jillson,  Worcester, 

A.  B.  Leonard,  Fall  River,  . 

E.  W.  Rand,  Newburyport, . 

Phineas  B.  Smith,  Jr.,  Roxbary,  to  May  8, 

Alfred  Williams,  Jr.,  Roxbury,  from  May  9 

S.  P.  Hadley,  Jr.,  Lowell,    . 

H.  L.  Sherman,  Lawrence,  to  May  9,  . 

Charles  £.  Bri^,  Lawrence,  from  May  10 

Thomas  Mclntire,  Jr.,  Cambridge, 

H.  C.  Oliver,  Lynn, 

Andrew  J.  Bailey,  Charlestown,  . 


DlDTAUiS  No.  108. 

Boston  Municipal  Courts. 

[AoU  1866,  Chapi.  279  and  801.] 


Justices. 
Mellen  Chamberlsdn,  from  June  29, 
Francis  W.  Hard,  from  June  29, . 
John  W.  Bacon,  from  June  29,    . 

Cleres. 
Seth  Tobey,  from  July  1,     . 
William  T.  Connolly,  from  July  1,' 
Jacob  Homer,  from  July  1,  . 
Otis  y.  Waterman,  from  July  1,  . 
Charlea  Af,  Barnard,  from  July  1, . 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


.  91,516  48 
.  1,516  48 
.  1,516  48 

.•1,200  00 
.  1,080  00 
.  900  00 
.  600  00 
.   540  00 

91,200  00 

1,080  00 
900  00 
600  00 
640  00 

1,080  00 
960  00 

1,080  00 
720  00 
600  00 
212  64 
387  36 

1,200  00 
842  85 
617  14 
676  37 
476  87 
600  00 


94,549  44 


4,320  00 


9157,264  32 


13,272  73 


8,869  44 


9179,406  49 


14Z 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVI. 


IMUivflet.  ^e. 


Details  109  to  112. 


JUDICIARY— OmtmtitfJ. 


DETAELB   No.   109. 
TAUNTON  MUNICIPAL  COURT. 

[Aots  1864,  Chap.  309;  1806,  Ghapt.  18, 296  and  801.] 


Amount  brought  forward^ 


William  H.  Fox,  Jastice, 
James  F.  Ellis,  Clerk,  . 


ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT. 


DIBTATLB   No.   110. 
Attorney-General. 

[Acta  1866,  Chaps.  8, 298  and  801.] 


Chester  I.  Reed,  Salary, 


DBTAQiB   No.  111. 

Clerk. 

[Oen.  Btot.,  Chap.  14;  Acta  1866,  Chaps.  8, 298  and  801.] 


•8,500  00 


James  C.  Davis,    . 


DETAHiS   No.  112. 
Attorney-General's  Expenses. 

[Oen.  Stat.,  Chap.  14;  Acts  1866,  Chaps.  18, 78  and  299.] 


Postage,   Advertising,   Telegrams   and 

Expressage, 
Court  Fees  and  Expenses,    . 
Printing  Briefs,  Blanks,  &c.. 
Stationery  of  all  kinds, . 
Rent,  Taxes  and  Water, 
Care  of  Office, 
Sundries,      .... 


Amounts  carried  forward^ 


$145  93 
156  91 
79  87 
68  80 
456  80 
46  50 
11  64 


1,200  00 


966  45 


•5,666  45 


•179,406  49 


1,920  00 


•181,326  49 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


143 


Statehknt  XYL 


J^lfltrlct-Attovtteys,  Ae 


Details  118  to  115. 


JUDICIARY— C(m/tnu«cf. 


Amounts  brought  forufard, 

Expenses  in  case  of  John  McGuire — 
Attending  Conrt  at  Washington,  . 
Printing  Brie&,  50  copies,    . 


1315  16 
33  24 


DBTAELS  No.  113. 

Law  Librabt. 

[Acts  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Sandry  Books, 


95,666  45 


348  40 


121  00 


DBTAHiS  No.  114. 
DISTRICT-ATTORNEYS. 

[Qen.  8tot.,  Chap.  14 ;  Acts  1866,  Gbaps.  18, 298  and  801.] 


George  P.  Sanger,  Suffolk  District, 

F.  R.  Guiney,  Assistant,  Suffolk  District, 

A.  A.  Abbott,  Eastern  District,    . 
J.  S.  Morse,  Northern  District,  • 
Geoive  Marston,  Sonthem  District, 
Hartfer  Williams,  Middle  District, 
£.  B.  Gillett,  Western  District,     . 

B.  W.  Harris,  Soudi-Eastem  District,  to  June  30, 
£.  L.  Pierce,  South-Eastem  District,  from  July  2, 
S.  T.  Spaulding,  North- Western  District, 


Total  Expenses  of  Judiciary  Department,     . 


•3,600  00 

2,160  00 

1,440  00 

1,440  00 

1,440  00 

1,440  00 

1,440  00 

720  00 

716  09 

960  00 


9181,326  49 


6,135  85 


15,356  09 


9202,818  43 


DBTAHiS  No.  116. 

SHERIFFS'  ACCOUNTS 

[G«ii.  Stot.,  Chap.  167;  AoU  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Distributing  Documents,  &c.. 
Estimated  Balance, 


9780  30 


144 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statembkt  XVI. 


Coaualsslonenit     ^b«. 


Details  116  to  118. 


DBTATLS  No.  U6. 

COMMISSIONER   ON   SAYINGS  BANKS. 

[iketi  1866,  Cbapf.  102  and  209.] 


F.  M.  Stone,  from  July  2, 


91,491  93 


DBTAELS  No.  117. 
INSURANCE    COMMISSIONERS. 

[Qen.  Stat.,  Chap.  68;  Acts  1866,  Chaps.  8  aod  78.] 


Elizur  Wright,  to  June  80,  . 
George  W.  Sargent,  to  June  30,  . 

Incidentals. 
Stationery,  Tarious  kinds, 
Postage,        .        .       •        .        . 
Express  Charges, .... 


Advertising, 
Printing  Blanks, 


•750  00 

760  00 

9102  65 

59  00 

4  57 

89  75 

11  95 

91,500  00 


217  92 


91,717  92 


DETAILS  No.  118. 
INSURANCE    COMMISSIONER. 

[Acta  1866,  Ghapi.  266  and  209.] 


John  E.  Sanford,  from  July  1, 

Clerk. 
Geoi*ge  W.  Sargent,  from  July  1, 

Incidentals. 
Postage  and  Expressage, 
Newspaper,  .        • 
Printing  sundry  Blanks, 
Stationery,  yarious  kinds,     • 


M.  T.  R.  Tong, 
S.  C.  Rogers, 
A.  S.  Bradford, 
M.  S.  Clarke, 
C.  G.  Allen, 


Extra  Clerks 


983  81 

2  00 

371  43 

109  31 


9142  58 

132  10 

112  67 

65  00 

60  81 


91,000  00 


500  00 


566  55 


513  16 
92,579  71 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


145 


Statement  XYI. 


Details, 110  to  122. 


SCIENTIFIC. 


BOARD     OF    AGRICULTURE. 
SECRETARY'S  DEPARTMENT. 

DETAZLS   No.   119. 

Secretary. 

[G€n.  8tet.,  dutp.  19;  Aete  1866,  Oh»p.  8.] 

92,000  00 

2,200  00 

238  67 

Charles  L.  Flint,  Salary, 

DBTAHiS   No.    120. 

Secretary's  Clerks. 

[Acti  1866,  Chap.  248,'  1866,  Ohapa.  8, 286  and  801.] 

• 

E.  A.  Samaels, 91,200  00 

F.  G.  Sanborn,     .        .        .        .        .   1,000  00 

• 
DETAniB   No.   121. 

Secretary's  Expenses. 

[C«ii.  Stot.,  Chap.  16;  Aeto  1866,  Ghsp.  78.] 

Postage, 951  64 

EzpresB  Charges, 41  23 

Travelling  Expenses,    ....      145  70 

• 

94,438  57 

DBTAZLS    No.    122. 

INCIDENTALS  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE- 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  16;  Acts  1866,  Ohap.  78.] 

Stationery,  Tarioos  kinds,     .«     • 

Binding, 

Packing  and  Delivering  Report,  .... 
Sundry  Printing, 

969  20 
41  75 
12  50 
53  57 

177  02 

•       •      . 

Amount  carried  forward,       .... 

94,615  59 

19 


146 

AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 

• 

[Jan. 

Statement  XYI. 

Bxpeasea*  Ac. 

Details  123, 124. 

SCIENTIFIC— Conftntiipi/. 

DBTATLS  JSfo.  123. 

TRAVELLING  EXPENSES  OF  THE  MEMBERS  OF 
THE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

[G«n.  Beat,  Chftp.  16;  Aett  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


A  nCt  brought  for^d, 

Matthew  Smith, 
Abel  T.  Adams, 
J.  J.  Johnson,  Jr. 
N.  S.  Habbard, 
L.  Saltonstall, 
E.  W.  BuU, 
D.  A.  Cleaveland 
P.  A.  Chadbourne 
J.  Thompson, 
T.  Billings,  . 
A.  P.  Slade, 
M.  F.  Watkins, 

AmH  carried  up^ 


935  00 
16  76 
27  60 
60  75 
20  00 
51  80 
45  30 
33  86 
04  32 
36  45 
36  40 
55  45 


•513  68 


Am't  brought  up, 
A.  Homer, . 
Geo.  B.  Loring, 
J.  M.  Smith, 
T.  W.  Ward, 
T.  G.  Huntington, 
L.  Stockbridge, 
C.  C.  Sewall, 
C.  Sanderson, 
H.  Garfield, 
Geo.  A.  King, 
C.  O.  Perkins, 
Asa  Clement, 


9513  68 
71  20 
46  00 
84  93 
31  30 
86  50 
20  85 
24  50 
38  10 
61  25 
17  17 
75  88 
42  00 


DETAHiS  TSfo.  134. 

AGRICULTURAL    SOCIETIES. 

IG«B.  Stat.,  Chap.  66;  Aeti  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Barnstable  County  Society,  .... 
Berkshire  County  Society,  .... 
Bristol  County  Society,  '  .  .  .  . 
Essex  County  Societjr, ..... 
Franklin  County  Society,  .... 
Hampden  County  Society,  .... 
Hampden  East  Society,  .... 
Hampshire  County  Society,  .... 
Hampshire,  Hampden  and  Franklin  Society, 
Housatonic  Society,      ..... 

Highland  Socie^, 

Hoosac  Valley  Society,  .... 
Middlesex  County  S<>biety,  .... 
Middlesex  North  Society,  .... 
Middlesex  South  Society,  .... 
Martha's  Vineyard  Society,  .... 
Nantucket  County  Society,  .... 


Amounts  carried  forward^ 


9600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

600  00 

910,200  00 


94,615  59 


1,113  36 


95,728  95 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


147 


Statbmkkt  XYL 


PrtetlMiTf  A«« 


Details  125, 126. 


SCIENTIFIC— Omdntitf^. 


Amowiis  brought  forward^ 

Norfolk  Coanty  Society, 
Plymonth  Coanty  Society, 
"Wopceater  County  Society, 
Worcester  North  Society, 
Worcester  South  Society, 
Worcester  West  Society, 
Worcester  South-East  Society, 


110,200  00 

600  00 
600  00 
600  00 
600  00 
600  00 
600  00 
600  00 


DBTAIIiS  No.  126. 

PRINTING  AGRICULTURAL  REPORT. 

[G«ii.  SUt.,  Chap.  6;  Afits  1866,  Ghapi.  78  ftnd  299.] 


10,000  copies  Secretary's  Report — 
Composition,         .        .        •     *  . 

Alterations, 

Presswork,    •        .        •        .        • 

Paper, 

Engraving,  ..... 
Binding,       ..... 


9398  69 
101  00 
727  65 

6,817  84 
480  86 

4,276  00 


dbtaHiS  iTo.  lAe. 

STATE    CABINET 

[Aet»180e,  Chap.  78.] 


Sundry  Books, 
Alcohol  and  Benzine, 
Birds,  &c,    • 


AmawU  ccarried  fonoard^ 932,981  97 


96,728  95 


14,400  00 


12,750  94 


52  08 


148 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVI. 


PI«aro-PB«aaioiiia,  Ac.         DETAILS  127  TO  129. 


SCIENTIFIC— ConrfttJerf. 


DOTAIIA  Vo.  137. 
PLEURO-PNEUMONIA. 

[Sas.  1866,  Chap.  17 ;  Acta  1866,  Ohsp.  TSff.] 


Amount  brovgJU  forward^ 


COMICISSIONERS. 

Eliflba  F.  Thayer—* 
Compensation,  25  days,  at  $4, 
Travelling  and  other  Expenses, 

Charles  P.  Preston — 
Compensation,  22  days,  at  94, . 
Travelling  and  other  Expenses, 

F.  D.  Lincoln — 
Compensation,  17  days,  at  94, 
Travelling  and  other  Expenses, 


'.  9100  00 
.     42  43 


988  00 
58  &6 


.   968  00 
.   105  73 


Total  Expenses  for  Scientific  Pnrposcs, . 


982,931  97 


463  12 


933,395  09 


DBTAIIiS  No.  128. 

STATE    LIBRARY. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  6;  Km.  1866,  Chap.  28;  Aota  1866,  Chapf.  78  and  290.] 

Books  purchased, 

Additional  Cases  and  Shelves,      .... 

92,300  00 
344  54 

92,644  54 

• 

DETAILS  No.  129. 
ASSISTANT-LIBRARIAN. 

[Acts  1866,  Chaps.  S,  296  and  801.] 

S.  C.  Jackson,  Salary,     .        •        .        .        .        .        . 

2,000  00 

Amount  carried  forward , 

*        .        • 

90,000  00 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


149 


Statement  XYL 


CliarlteMet  dbsc. 


Details  130, 131. 


DETAIIiB  iro.  130. 
LIBRARIAN'S   CLERKS. 

[Oen.  Stat,  Gtup.  5;  Bm.  1861,  Chap.  ^,  1866,  Chap.  28;  Acts  1866,  Chapf.  8, 298  and  801.] 


Amount  brought  farroard, 


S.  F.  Snow,  to  April  16, 
C.  R.  Jackson, 
E.  M.  Sawyer,  from  Jane  1, 
Other  clerical  assistance, 


Total  Expenses  of  State  Library, 


1131  25 

675  00 

350  00 

82  60 


90,000  00 


1,138  75 


95,783  29 


CHARITABLE. 


bbtaHiS  iro.  isi. 

RAINSFORD   ISLAND  HOSPITAL. 

[Oen.  Stat,  Chap.  71;  Aets  1866,  Ohapi.  88  and  299.] 


Salaries  of  SupEBjNTEt^DENT  and  Officers. 
Geon;e  L.  Underwood,  Superintendent,  91)500  00 
J.  TVTNewcomb,  Ass't-Superintendent,      479  16 


Inspectors. 

•L  M.  Cburcliill, 9160  00 

H.  B.  Crandall, 150  00 

W.  J.  Dale,  6  months, .        .        .        .  75  00 

J.  D.  Wheeler,  6  months,     .        .        .  75  00 


Incidental  Services. 
Matron,  Baker,  Steward,  Nurses,  &c,  . 

Miscellaneous  Expenses. 

Meat,  . 92,663  53 

Fish, 602  77 

Potatoes, 703  80 

Frait  and  Vegetables, .        .        .        .      113  66 

Flonr,  152  bbto., 1,601  80 

Grain  and  Meal, 136  99 


Amounts  carried  fanoard^ 


.96,812  55 


91,979  16 


450  00 
2,156  75 


94,585  91  . 


150 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan, 


Statkmeiyt  XVI. 


Charltebto. 


Details  181. 


CHARITABLE—Confmiierf. 


Amounts  brought  forward^     .        .  95,812  55 

Tea, 403  77 

Cofifee, 81  00 

Burnt  Rye, 89  20 

Suffar, 887  87 

Molasses, 99  97 

Milk, 1,116  88 

Butter, 896  27 

Cheese, 8  48 

Salt,    .        .        .        .      '  .        .        .  27  80 

Pepper, 26  76 

Starch, 12  04 

Soap, 837  18 

Groceries, 183  08 

Rice, 6  00 

Beans, 87  97 

Crackers, 12  60 

Vinegar, 27  71 

Hops, 13  00 

Ice, 176  80 

Dry  Goods, 720  71 

Shoes  and  Leather,      .        .        .        .  132  64 

Coal, 8,362  76 

Oil, 264  58 

Wood, 14  00 

Medicines, 504  97 

Liquor, 81  00 

Medical  Supplies,         .        .        .        .  122  86 

Crockery  and  Glass  Ware,  .        .        .  67  23 

Wooden,  Tin  and  Hardware,       .        .  76  26 

Brooms, 45  70 

Tools, 30  83 

Straw, 87  78 

Furnishing, 440  09 

Expenses  of  Yacht  Wm.  S.  Thacher, .  2,099  55 

Whjirfage, *.  100  00 

Transportation, 165  00 

Steamer  Henry  Morrison,    .        .        .  1,968  75 

Stoves,  Pipes /ind  Furnace, .        .        .  113  38 

Faints, 133  38 

Lumber, 42  45 

Window  Glass 5  64 

Lime  and  Cement,       .        .        .        .  18  25 

Repairs, 224  42 

Blacksmithing, 12  00 

Books  and  Newspapers,       .                .  62  30 

Stationery, 85  34 

Amounts  carried  forward,     .        920,586  83 

1 


94,686  91 


94,686  91 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


151 


Statement  XVI. 


CShftrltoUe. 


Details  132. 


CKABITABLE— Continued. 


Amounts  brought  fonoard,    .        .  $20,536  88 

Tobacco, 71  08 

Powder, 2  70 

Seeds  and  Plants,       ....  18  57 

920,629  18 
Less  amount  paid  from  Cash  received 
from  Sales,  &c.,      .        .        .        .        186  23 

Total  Expenses  of  Rainsfbrd  Island  Hospital, 


•4,585  91 


20,442  95 


DXSTAHJS   No.   132. 
STATE  ALMSHOUSE,  TEWKSBURY. 

[Gton.  Stat.,  Chap.  71 ;  Acts  1806,  Clupi.  88  and  299.] 


1,069  77 

730  00 


Salaries  of  Superintendent  and  Officers. 

Thomas  J.  Marsh  and  Wife,  Superin- 
tendent and  Matron,        .        .        .91,575  00 

Horace  P.  Wakefield  and  Wife,  Physi- 
cian and  Nurse,        .... 

Thomas  J.  Marsh,  Jr.,  and  Wife,  Ass't 
Superintend't,  Clerk  and  Seamstress, 

Chas.  F.  Foster,  Chaplain  and  Teacher 
to  Oct  1, 528  00 

Henry  J.  Moulton,  Assistant  Clerk,      .      315  00 

Simon  B.  Adams,  Engineer  to  Nov.  16,      523  33 

John  Cocker,  Engineer  from  Nov.  23,  . 

James  Poor,  Farmer,    .... 

Charles  H.  Trull  and  Wife,  Ass't  Farmer 
to  March  1,  and  Laundress  to  March 

19, 

Thaddeus  P.  Bardett  and  Wife,  Watch- 
man and  Nurse,        .... 

Abraham  S.  Barnard,  Cook, 

Greorse  G.  Spofford,  Teamster,     . 

Martha  B.  Marsh,  Dairymaid, 

Sarah  A.  Winsby,  Nurse  to  July  24,     . 

Nancy  M.  Foster,  Ass't  Matron  £rom 
Aug.  21,   .....        . 

Sarah  £.  Baker,  Laundress  fr.  Dec.  17, 

Emma  S.  Marston,  Teacher  to  July  1, . 

Fannie  S.  Crosby,  Teacher, . 

Helen  M.  Marsh,  Seamstress  to  Oct  1, 

Abel  6.  Whidden  and  Wife,  Supeiv 
visors 


SS  36 
440  00 


92  56 

442  00 
315  00 
315  00 
169  00 
75  00 

69  77 
8  34 

78  00 
169  00 
117  00 


545  00 


Amounts  carried  forward, 


.$7,640  13 


925,028  86 


925,028  86 


162 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


CRABlTABLE^Contmued. 


Details  132. 


'  Amatinta  brought  forward, 


.  17,610  13 


Augustas  F.  WhiddeD,  Sapervisor, 
Win.  H.  Marsh,  Sapervisor  fr.  Nov.  16, 
John  H.  Whidden,  Instructor  of  Shoe- 
making  to  Oct  1,  .  .  .  . 
Eliaha  Huntington,  Consulting  Physi- 
cian,  

Inspbotoks. 
Horace  P.  Wakefield,  to  Oct  i;  . 

George  P.  Elliot, 

Francis  H.  Nourse,       .... 
Ebenezer  B.  Currier,  from  Dec.  6, 


867 
46 

360 

20 


60 
00 

00 

27 


•120 

160 

160 

11 


00 

00 
00 
66 


Miscellaneous  Expenses. 

Beans,  430  bushels,      ....  9849  74 

Beef,  (fresh,)  16,219  pounds,                .  1,669  80 

Beef,  (salt,)  96  barrels,        .        .        .  1,426  92 

Bedding, 1,930  70 

Books, 81  28 

Brooms,  Wooden  Ware,  &c.,  194  06 

Cheese,  146  pounds,     .        .        .        .  46  66 

Clothing, 1,402  01 

Coal,  793  tons,  2  bbls., ....  6,686  17 

Coffee,  873  pounds,      .        .        .        .  Il9  06 

Com,  1,676  bushels,     ....  1,646  97 

*Cotton  Cloth,  7,064  yards,    .        .        .  1,881  02 

Crockery  and  Glass  Ware,   ...  283  '07 

Dry  Goods, 4,720  24 

Egi^,  121  dozen, 86  26 

Flonr,  1,166  barrels,     ....  16,418  00 

Fish,  (salt,)  89,100  pounds,  .        .        .  1,269  87 

Fruit  and  Vegetables, 6  61 

Furniture, 290  16 

Groceries, 284  09 

Hay,  18^H  ^^^  ^'°&>  ^^  ^^^^  Meadow,  796  93 

Hardware, 180  86 

Hops,  781  pounds,        .        .        .        .  369  80 

Improyements, 826  89 

Labor, . 8,169  41 

Lime,  Cement  and  Plaster,  .        .        .  167  10 

Lumber, 1,217  01 

Malt,  84  bushels, 78  90 

Meal,  (cotton  seed,)  17  tons,        .        .  674  60 

Meal,  (Indian,)  84  bushels,  .                .  47  00 

Meats  and  ProYi^ions,  ....  407  66 

Medicines, 1,124  86 

Milch  Cows  and  Calves,  17  Cows,  8 

Calves, 1,266  60 


Amounts  carried  forward, 


•60,691  99 


•8,438  90 


461  66 


•8,886  46 


•26,028  86 


•26,028  86 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


158 


Statement  XVI. 


€h»rlteble. 


Details  ld2. 


CHARITABL&-Conftfititf^. 


Amounts  brougJU'/ortoard, 


Miscellaneonsv 

Molasses,  8,464  gallons 

Mutton,  7,541  pounds, 

Kails,'  l,d50  pounds, 

Ke^papers,. 

Oats,  97  bushels,  . 

Oil,  495  gallons,  . 

Oxen,  dpairs, 

Faints,  Oils  and  Colors 

Fasturaee,    . 

Peas,  2  bushels,    . 

Pepper,  175  pounds, 

Postage, 

Potatoes,  535  bushels, 

Bepairs, 

Rice,  704  pounds, . 

Rye,  114  bushels, 

Salt,  12^  hhds.,  97  sacks,  5  bushels 

Seeds, .        .     '  . 

Shoes  and  Shoe  Stock, 

Shorts,  59  tons,  1,191  pounds, 

Smith  stock. 

Soap,  13  bbls.,  5,742  pounds, 

Spices,. 

Starch,  576  pounds, 

Stationeiji  . 

Stoves, 

Sugar,  4,989  pounds. 

Surgical  instruments, 

Tea,  493  pounds,. 

Tobacco,  1,031  pounds. 

Tools,  ^Agricultural,) 

Tools,  (Mechanicalf) 

Transportation  of  freight,    . 

Transportation  of  passengers, 

Vinegar,  382  gallons,  . 

Wood,  223  cords, 


950,591  99 


251  04 

1,633  93 

583  36 

123  70 

90  54 

76  86 

835  31 

530  00 

1,055  27 

94  53 
4  50 

85  00 

78  95 

403  56 

1,274  08 

74  59 
126  89 
205  30 
135  81 
5,103  62 
1,795  04 
121  39 
546  36 

46  81 

27  06 
103  70 
376  34 
769  96 

11  84 
490  09 
288  07 
123  01 

46  48 

2,500  21 

408.52 

102  51 

589  15 


171,705  37 
Less  Cash  for  Articles  sold,  &c.,        .   4,489  04 


Total  Expenses  Tewksbury  Almshouse, 
Amount  carried  forward^ 


98,885  45 


925,028  86 


67,216  33 


76,101  78 


9101,130  64 


20 


154 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  Xyi. 


Details  133. 


CHARITABLE— ConA>iti«(f. 


dxtahiB  iro.  133. 

STATE  ALMSHOUSE,  BRIDGEWATER. 

[Cton.  Stot,  Clup.  71;  Aeta  1866,  Ohaps.  88  and  299.] 


Amount  hrotight  forwardy 


Salaries  of  Supebiktendent  and  Officers. 
L.  L.  Goodroeed  and  Wife,  Superin- 
tendent and  Matron,        .        .        .91,50000 

Wm.  C.  Howland,  Aas't-Superintend'nt,  500  00 

E.  B.  Ellis,  Farmer,     .        .        .        .  400  00 

£.  A.  Harlow,  F/urmer,  6  months,        .  180  00 
C.  D.  Hutchinson  and  Wife,  Farmer 

and  Matron,  8  months,      .        .        .  125  00 

H.  £.  MaccoUum,  Engineer,  10  months,  296  00 

J.  H.  Hamblin,  Engineer,  8  months,    .  100  00 

A.  B.  Fuller,  Nurse,  8  months,     .        .  225  00 

Frank  Murdock,  Watchman,  9  months,  270  00 

Geoive  Banks,  Watchman,  8  months,  .  72  00 

Joseph  Coria,  Clerk,    .        .        .        .  150  00 

Margaret  Youdell,  Assistant-Matron,    .  225  00 

Julia  A.  Decker,  Assistant-Matron,      .  208  00 

Ann  Youdell,  Assistant-Matron,  .        .  184  00 

Cor^  Patten,  Ass't-Matron,  6  months,  .  104  00 
Sarah  W.  Franks,  Assistant-Matron,  6 

months, 100  00 

Belinda  Palmer,  Ass't-Matron,  5  months,  82  00 

Adaline  Patten,  Teacher,  6  months,    .  94  00 

Frances  Robinson,  Teacher,  3  months,  50  00 

S.  L.  Young,  Physician,  4  months,       .  333  33 

M.  Robinson,  Physician,  2  months,       .  120  00 

Edward  Sanger,  Phyfiician,  6  months, .  200  00 

J.  E.  Harlow,  Consulting  Physician,    .  100  00 

P.  L.  Gushing,  Chaplain,      .        .        .  200  00 


James  Ford, 
J.  B.  Thaxter, 
J.  H.  Mitchell, 


Inspectors. 


9160  00 
160  00 
160  00 


Miscellaneous  Expenditures. 
Sundry  Persons,  Incidental  Labor,  .  9270  59 
Dry  Goods,  Bedding  and  Clothing,  .  4,943  96 
Tea,  Coffee,  Chocolate  and  Shells,  .  801  05 
Boots,  Shoes  and  Leather,  .  .  .  629  10 
Cows,  Beef  and  Farm  Stock,      .        .      953  00 


Amounts  carried  forward, 


.  97,597  70 


95,818  33 


480  00 


9101,130  64 


96,298  93 


9101,130  64 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


155 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  133. 


CHARITABLE— Coii/tntitf(/. 


Amounts  brought  forward,      .        .  |7|597  70 


Transportation  of  Merchandise,  . 
Engine,  Boiler    repairs,    Stoves    and 

Pipe,        .        .        .        .        . 
Lime,  Lumber,  Cement  and  Bricks, 
Blacksmithing,  Carriage  and  Harness- 
work,        .... 
Painting,  and  material, 
Furniture,  Carpets,  &c.. 
Farm  Implements  and  Seeds, 
Labor  on  repairs. 
Hay  and  Straw,  . 
Crockery,  Tin,  Glass  and  Wood  Ware 
Nails,  Glass  and  Putty, 
Brooms,  Brushes,  Baskets,  &c., 
Soap,  and  material, 
Lights,         .... 
Hops  and  Malt,    . 
Salt,  Vinegar,  Pepper,  &c.,  . 
Small  Groceries,  . 
Post  Office  Expense,    . 
Books,  Registers,  Stationeiy  and  News- 
papers,    .... 
Medicines  and  Hospital  Supplies, 
Sundry  Small  Goods,  . 
Vegetables,  .... 
Plumbing,  repairing  Tanks,  &c.. 
Tobacco,  Snuff  and  Pipes,  . 
Repairs  on  Slate  Roof, . 
Incidental  Expenses,    . 
Trial  Justice  Fees, 
Printing,      .... 
U.  S.  Tax  on  carriages. 
Pasturage,    .  .        . 

6  cords  Wood, 
432  tons  Coal, . 

6^  tons  Fine  Feed,     . 
642  oarrels  Flour,    . 
46  barrels  Crackers, 
17  barrels  Apples, . 
4  barrels  Sweet  Potatoes, 
152  barrels  Beef,     . 
2  barrels  Pork,     . 
1,676  bushels  Grain,  .        .    . 
.  160  bushels  Beans,  . 
88  bushels  Potatoes, 
215  bushels  Onions, 
1,116  gallons  Molasses, 
2,1^8  gallons  Milk,     . 


432  29 

476  39 
250  29 

176  51 
187  84 
252  09 
122  76 
274  18 
645  11 
48  60 
42  56 
103  69 
179  72 
384  66 
100  25 
129  92 
120  55 
25  91 

83  43 

482  92 

32  09 

18  08 

480  96 

183  65 

139  30 

12  95 

29  00 

9  50 

5  00 

36  00 

15  00 

3,711  80 

261  66 

6,622  75 

231  88 

66  30 

23  50 

2,063  50 

54  00 

1,756  20 

241  00 

62  82 

60  00 

539  55 

441  85 


Amounts  carried  forward,  .        $29,215  71 


16,298  33 


$6,298  33 


1101,130  64 


9101,130  64 


156 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statkmknt  XVI. 


Chai4«abl«. 


Dktaiu  134. 


CUARlTABLE^CorUinued. 


Amounts  brought  forwardf 


32,585  pounds  Meat,  . 
8,228  pounds  Fish,  . 
1,132  pounds  Ham,  . 
1,723  pounds  Butter, . 
525  pounds  Cheese, . 
1,888  pounds  Sugar,  . 


•29,215  71 


2,808  77 
310  07 
218  85 
729  19 
95  10 
215  63 


Total  Expenses  Bridgewater  Ahnshouse, 


•6,298  33 


•33,588  82 


dbtaHiB  iro.  134. 

STATE  ALMSHOUSE,  MONSON. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  71 ;  Aoti  1806,  Chaps.  88  and  299.] 


Salakies  of  Supsrintendsnt  and  Officers. 
John  M.  Brewster,  Jr.,  and  Wife,  Super- 
intendent and  Matron,      .        .        .  •1,500  00 
William  K.  Vaill,  Chaplain,  to  April  1, 

1866, 50  00 

E.  M.  Haynes,  Chaplain,  from  April  1 

to  December  1,         ....      183  34 
Charles  F.  Foster  and  Wife,  Chaplain 

and  Teachers,  3  months,  .        .        .      250  00 
Joseph  D.  Nichols,  Physician,      .        .      750  00 
Joseph  H.  Brewster,  Assistant-Superin- 
tendent and  Clerk,  .        .        .        .      650  00 
John  N.  Lacey,  Engineer,    .        .        .      625  00 
Willaid  J.  Clark,  Cook  in  Inmates'  De- 
partment, and  charge  Fire  Appar- 
atus, Stoves,  &c.,      .        .        .        .      475  00 
John  McDonald,  Baker,       ...      416  00 
Edwin  Doane,  Farmer,        .        .        .      634  16 
Charles  Adams,  Farmer,      .        .  443  75 

Compensation  of  Nurse,  Seamstress  and 

Watchman, 684  00 

Compensation-  of  seven  Teachers,        .   1,024  50 
Compensation  of  two  Assistant-Matrons 


•101,130  64 


39,886  65 


and  Laundress, 
All  other  services. 

Inspectors. 
Gordon  M.  Fisk,  .... 
Geoi^e  Chandler, 
Eleazer  Porter,  from  February  1, 
Gilbert  A.  Smith,  to  February  1, . 


Amounts  carried  forward,  . 


463  00 
418  44 


•160  00 

160  00 

146  66 

13  34 


•d,416  69 


480  00 


•8,896  69 


•141,017  29 


1866.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


167 


Statement  XYI. 


CharlteMe. 


Details  184. 


CRABITABLE—Continued. 


Amounts  brought  forward^     .... 

98,896  69 

••141,017  29 

Miscellaneous  Expenditures. 

• 

831  barrels  Flour,    . 

.•9,550  00 

• 

104  barrels  Beef,     . 

.   1,464  15 

34  barrels  Crackers, 

.      275  49 

9344  bushels  Com,  . 

..  1,049  65 

6&I  bushels  Rye,    . 

69  13 

144  Dushels  Oats,     . 

.      101  44 

27U  bushels  Beans  and  i 
75}>ushels  Potatoes, 

'eas, .        .      809  17 

52  77 

4,946  pounds  Meal,     . 

99  40 

27,793  pounds  Fresh  Meat,  . 

.  2,991  43 

4,520  pounds  Sugar,  • 

.      655  03 

8,232  pounds  Soap,     . 

.      822  60 

248^  pounds  Cheese, 

42  38 

10,274  pounds  Fish,      . 

.      574  46 

1,953  gallons  Molasses, 

.      876  88 

8,631f  gaUons  Milk,    . 
24(4  ^ozen  Eggs,    . 

...      827  73 

86  14 

t 

511  tons  CoW, . 

.   5,099  78 

506^  bushels  Charcoal,    . 

91  17 

Sundry  Groceries, 

Dry  Goods,  Clothing  and  Be 

.   1,637  20 

dding,      .   6,385  66 

Lights, ..... 

...      844  47 

Shoes  and  Leather, 

.   1,194  06 ' 

Hats  and  Caps,    . 

.      145  75 

Brooms,  Mops  and  Brushes, . 

.      285  24 

Books,  Stationery  and  Papei 

s, .    .        •      288  57 

Postage,       .... 

45  88 

Medical  Supplies, 
Stoif«s  and  Fixtures,    . 

.      240  71 

.      449  24 

Fanning  Implements  and  Se 

eds,  .        .      346  60 

. 

Cattle  and  other  Farm  Stocl 

:,       .        .      717  00 

Extra  Labor  on  Farm* 

.      569  53 

\ 

Crockery,  Glass,  Tm,  Wood 

andHard- 

• 

ware,        •        •        .        < 

.      607  07 

Freight,        .        .        •        . 

.      342  73 

Tobacco  and  Snuff, 

.      182  96 

Straw, .        •        •        •        < 

.      108  36 

Lime  and  Cement, 

.        .        66  05 

Repairs  and  Improvements, . 

.   1,128  64 

^ 

Transportation  of  Paupers, 

61  31 

Poultiy,       .... 

28  90 

Blacksmithing, 

.        .        .      143  16 

Malt  and  Hops,    . 

63  90 

« 

Fruit  and  Vegetables,  • 

67  85 

Labor  in  Shoe  Shop,    . 
Baskets  and  Palm  Leaf, 

.      261  50 

31  70 

Machine  Oil, 

.      113  88 

Amounts  carried  fonoar 

d,     .       140,892  62 

«8,896  69 

•141,017  29 

158 

AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 

[Jan. 

Statkmeivt  XVL 

OhArltable.                        DETAILS  135  TO  137. 

CHABITABLE  -^Continued. 

AjnoutUs  brought  fanoard,     .        940,892  62 


Sawing  Lumber,  .... 
Potash,  Plaster  and  Pastnrage, 

GrwtrMill, 

Belts  and  Pulleys  for  £ngine-Room, 
Clothes  Lines,  Vinegar  and  Powder, 
Sundry  Labor,     .... 
Furniture,  &c.,  for  School-Booms, 
Lightning  Bods,   . 
Dnuns  and  Fences, 
Coal  Sifter,  .... 
Bepairinff  Wagon,  &c., 
Incidentals,  .... 


187  98 

154  00 

295  00 

142  09 

31  09 

81  52 

950  78 

92  11 

61  21 

40  00 

87  85 

435  17 


Total  Expenses  Monson  Almshouse, 


•8,896  69 


43,850  92 


BBTAIIiB  iro.  IStf. 
ASYLUM  FOB  THE  BLIND. 

[Rm.  1864,  Chap.  66;  1806,  Glutp.  86;  Acta  1866,  Chspv.  88  and  299.] 


Amount  paid  Treasurer, .. 


DBTAHiS  ITo.  136. 
ASYLUM  FOB  THE  DEAF  AND  DUMB. 

[Res.  1847,  Chap.  94;  1864,  Chap.  88;  1866,  Chap.  60;  Acts  1866,  Chap.  88.] 


Amount  paid  for  Board  and  Tuition  for  95  benefi- 
ciarTes,  for  six  months  ending  October  1, 1866, . 

Also  for  101  beneficiaries  for  six  months 
ending  April  1, 1867,        .        .        .  98,837  50 

Clothing  for  the  year  ending  October  1, 
1866, 895  62 


DBTAIIiS  iro.  137. 
SCHOOL  FOB  IDIOTS. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  71;  Bes.  1862,  Chap.  26;  1866,  Chap.  84;  Acta  1866,  Chaps. 

88  aad  299.] 


Amount  paid  Treasurer, . 
Amount  carried  foruxtrd^ 


1141,017  29 


52,247  61 


20,000  00 


18,045  62 


12,000  00 


9248,310  52 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


159 


Statsuxnt  XYI. 


CfeMTlteMe. 


Details  138. 


CBABlTABLE^CofUinued, 


DETAUiS  iro.  138. 
STATE  PAUPERS  NOT  IN  ALMSHOUSES. 

[Gen.  8tot.,  Chapa.  70,  71  and  78;  B«a.  1866,  Chap.  27;  Acts  1868,  Chap.  240; 

1866,  Chapa.  88, 284  and  290.] 


Amount  brought  forvsard. 


Worcester  HospUaL 
For  Support  of  Lunatic  Paupers,. 

Taunton  Hospital. 
For  Support  of  Lunatic  Paupers, . 

Northampton  Hospital, 
For  Support  of  Lunatic  Paupers, . 

Support  of  State  Paupers. 

City  of  Boston, 

Town  of  Woburn, 

Kewton,. 

HoUiston, 

Ipswich, . 

F.  A.  Cady,  Fittofield,  Medical  attend- 
ance, per  Res.  '61,    .        .        .        . 

Burial  of  State  Paupers. 
Town  of  Truro,  per  Res.  '39, 

Holliston, 

Ipswich, . 

Somerville, 

Westfield, 
City  of  Lawrence, 


Estimated  Balance, 


f2,d34  63 

64  95 

42  30 

35  02 

9  00 

154  50 


921,050  45 


27,896  19 


43,589  96 


961  25 

6  00 
5  00 

15  00 

7  50 
97  50 


9191  25 
2,000  00 


Transportation  of  State  Paupers. 

Cash  paid  for  transporting  beyond  sea, .  9901  87 

to  other  places,  4,833  09 

Board,    .        .        .        .  619  94 

Clothing,.        .        .        .  60  47 

Postage  and  Telegrams,  .  22  81 

CarU^  and  Expressage,  43  61 

Assistance,      .        .        .  521  79 

Transfers,       •        .        .  1,229  67 


Amount  carried  forward. 


2,64040 


2,191  25 


8,283  35 


9243,310  52 


105,601  60 


9348,912  12 


160 

AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 

[Jaa. 

Stathikmt  XVI. 

CliarlteUe. 

Details  139, 140. 

• 

CUABITABLE     Ctmtinued. 

DBTAIZiB  iro.  139. 
CASES  OF  SETTLEMENT  AND  BASTARDY. 

[Acta  1868,  Chap.  240;  1888,  Chap.  88.] 


Amount  brougJU  forward^ 


Clerk  Hire, . 
Counsel  Fees, 
Officers'  Fees, 
Travelling  Expenses, 


9654  00 
55  00 
42  00 
40  49 


DBTAIIiB  ITo.  140. 
BOARD   OF   STATE   CHARITIES. 

[Acta  1868,  Chap.  240;  1866,  Chapi.  88, 298, 299  and  801.] 


H.  B.  Wheelwright,  General  Agent,  Salary, 


S.  C.  Wrightington,  Ist  Deputy, 
George  F.  Howard,  1st  Clerk, 
Memt  Nash,  2d  Deputy, 
Alfred  W.  Baylies,  2d  Clerk, 
Frescott  Stevens,  8d  Deputy, 
Stephen  D.  Howard,  3d  Clerkf 
George  J.  Dunbar,  8d  Clerk, 
William  J.  Stetson,  4th  Deputy, 
Edward  Dalton,  4th  Clerk,  . 
Frederic  Moro,  1st  Boatman, 
Patrick  Glynn,  2d  Boatman, 


.  11,440  00 

.  720  00 

.  1,200  00 

.  600  00 

.  800  00 

.  247  22 

.  200  00 

.  960  00 

.  600  00 

.  720  00 

.  612  00 


Contingent  Expenses. 

Rent,  Taxes  and  Water,      .        .        .  9433  50 

Fuel, 73  00 

Stationery  and  Record  Books,              •  181  52 

Cleaning  Office  ^nd  Repairs,       .        .  59  44 

Office  Furniture, 19  15 

Printing, 123  25 

Boat  Expenses, 21  52 

Postage,  Telegrams,  Rdlway  Guides, 

Ice,  and  sundiy  small  expenses,        •  123  30 


Travelling  Expenses. 
Merrit  Nash,  2d  Deputy, 
Alfred  W.  Baylies,  2d  Clerk, 


AmovmU  carried  forward. 


•97  12 
75  76 


•3,000  00 


8,099  22 


1,034  68 


172  88 


912,306  78 


•348,912  12 


79149 


•349,703  61 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


161 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  141. 


CHAmTABLE-^Continued. 


AfMunIs  brought  fonoardy 
F.  B.  Sanborn,  Secretary,   • 

Clerkb. 


.  ;«i2,ao6  78 

2,400  00 


H.  C.  Prentiss,     . 
H.  A.  Purdie, 
Sarah  E.  Sanborn, 
Amelia  D.  Delano, 
Elvira  W.  Potter, 
A.  L.  Clapp, 
G.  L.  Jacobs, 
Other  clerical  assistance. 


•1,440  00 
720  00 
720  00 
676  00 
S84  00 
676  00 
75  00 
151  00 


Contingent  Expenses. 

Printing, 9421  47 

Postage,  Stationery,  Expressage,  &c.,  •  62S  70 

Travelling  Fares,        .        .        .        .  17  80 


Expenses  of  the  Board. 


Travelling,  .... 
Gordon  M.  Fislc,  Visit'g  Agent, 
Salary, 
Travelling  Expenses, 


9999  68 


9300  00 
64  89 


Bent, 

Fuel, 

Furniture  and  Stoves,  . 
Printing  and  Advertising,    • 
Stationery  and  Record  Books, 
Boat  Expenses,    . 


364  89 

400  00 

76  75 

240  25 

232  68 

18  00 

48  00 


4,642  00 


962  47 


2,379  70 


DSTAIIi8  Ko.  141. 

CORONERS'  INQUESTS. 

[Gen.  Stat,  Chapt.  157  and  175;  Acta  1806,  Chap.  88.] 


Jan.  9. — On  body  of  Dennis  Craig. 

T.  J.  Porter,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 
Jan.  17. — On  body  of  John  H.  Jackson. 

E.  R.  Read,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 
April  4.~0n  body  of  Patrick  Hughes. 

Arthur  Cook,  Coroner,  Expenses, . 

AmourUi  carried  fonoardj 


1849,708  61 


22,690  95 


1196  29      •372,894  56 


21 


162 


AUDITOE'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYI. 


CiMrltoble* 


Details  142. 


CHABITABLE— Continued 


Amounts  brought  fortoard. 

May  22.---Oxi  body  of  unknown  child  and  2  others. 

David  Thayer,  Coroner,  Expenses, 
June  2. — On  body  of  unknown  man. 

J.  P.  Jewett,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 
July  10. — On  body  of  Wm.  Dyke  and  1  other. 

J.  M.  Rice,  doroner.  Expenses,     • 
Aaguflt  7. — On  body  of  unknown  man. 

F.  Adlinston,  Coroner,  Expenses, 
August  10. — On  body  of  Lock  McQuarrie  and  1 
(^er. 

£.  B.  Moore,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 
Sept  18. — On  body  of  George  Herrick. 

D.  M.  B.  Thaxter,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 
Not.  16.— -On  body  of  unknown  person. 

James  Cox,  Coroner,  Expenses,    . 
Dee.  26.— On  body  of  unknown  person. 

George  K.  Daniels,  Coroner,  Expenses, 


DBTAIIiB  Kg.  142. 
INDIANS. 

[Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  14;  Acta  1866,  Ohapt.  88  and  209.] 


Dudley  Indians. 
Expenses  incurred  by  E.  Alton,  Guardian : — 


For  Provisions  and  Groceries, 
Fuel  and  Clothing, 
Ploughing,  &c.,     • 
Washing,  &c.. 
Nursing, 
Salary  of  Guardian, 


PuNKAPOO  Indians. 
Sally  Burr,  Res.  1866,  Chap.  60, . 
Sally  and  Jas.  Burr,  Bes.  1866,  Chap.  60 
Charlotte  E.  Meyer,  Res.  1866,  Chap.  60 
Rebecca  Davis,  Res.  1846,  Chap.  13 

1866,  Chap.  60,  .  .  . 
Isaac  Williams,  Res.  1845,  Chap.  6 

1866,  Chap.  60,  .  ... 
Polly  Crowd,  Res.  1853,  Chap.  15, 
Charles  Endicott,  Guardian,  Salary, 


Amounts  carried  fortoard, 


9724  48 

232  01 

17  31 

14  50 

83  88 

100  00 


952  00 

52  00 

100  00 

100  00 

102  00 
50  00 
40  00 


91,122  18 


406  00 


91,618  18 


9372,394  56 


421  43 


9372,815  99 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


163 


Statsmknt  XVL 


Details  142. 


CHABITABLE— ConKiiiied 


Am(ninUlrouglU  fmoardf     •        .        .        . 
Deep  Bottom  Indians. 
Jemima  Easton,  Res.  1866,  Chap.  46|- . 

Hassakamisoo  Indtans. 

Repairing  House  of  Samuel  Cisco  and  others,  Res. 
1865,  Chap.  81, 


Gay  Head  Indians. 

a 

Expenses  incurred  bj  Charles  Marston,  Commis- 
sioner, in  the  establishment  of  Boundary  Lines, 


Christiantown  and  Chappequiddic  Indians. 

B.  C.  Maschant,  Guardian,  Salary,      .    f  150  00 

Expenses,  .       69  97 


•1,618  18 


104  00 


Marshpee  Indians. 

Paid  Treasurer,  for  Support  of  Paupers, 
per  Acts  1866,  Chap.  88, .        .        .    f200  00 

Paid  Treasurer, '  for  construction  of 
Road,  Res.  1866,  Chap.  22,      .       .      500  00 


Tbot  Indians. 

Exp's  incurred  by  B.  F.  Winslow,  Guardian : — 

t385  97 

99  53 

105  40 

44  50 

27  25 

8  61 

100  00 


For  Provisions  and  Groceries, 
Clothing,      .        •        .        • 
Medical  and  other  attendance, 
Drawing  and  Cutting  Wood,. 
Travelling  Expenses,    . 
Incidentaiu,  •        •        •        • 
Salary  of  Guardian, 


Ck.  1771  26 

By  Cash  received  for  Rent  of  Pasture, .        25  00 


Amount  carried  fonoardj 


200  00 


457  15 


219  97 


700  00 


746  26 


•372,815  99 


4,045  56 


•376,86^  55 


164 

AUDITOB'S  RRPOBT. 

[Jan. 

Statbiikiit  XVI. 

CHARITABLE~am(M«erf. 

VmAXLB  Vo.  149. 
PENSIONS. 

[Aolil86e,Olia».  88.] 


Aaunmt  hnnighi  fortpord^ 


James  Pomeroy,  to  Jn\y  15,  Bes.  1808,  oh.  171, 
Wjn.  H.  H.  Jovi  Rei.  1865,  ch.  13,      . 
Peter  Jowder,  Res.  1825,  cL  06, . 
Selectmen  of  Framioffham,  for  snpport  of  John  T 

Stone,  Res.  1816,  ch.  152, 
LTman  Webster,  Bes.  1855,  ch.  24, 
Increase  N.  Emerton,  Res.  1866,  ch.  52, 
James  Daniels,  Res.  1818,  ch.  200, 


DBTAIZ18  Vo.  144. 


WASHIN6T0NIAN  HOME. 

[Bm.  1888,  Chap.  48;  Aeta  1888,  Chip.  290.] 


Amount  piud  Treasurer, 


158  00 

06  00 
50  00 

20  00 

40  00 

52  00 

100  00 


DXTAHiS  Vo.  145. 

MASSACHUSETTS   CHARITABLE  EYE  AND  EAR 

INFIRMARY. 

[Bm.  1888,  Ch^.  48;  Acta  1888,  ChAp.  299.] 


Amount  paid  Treiastirer,  . 
Amount  earned  forward^ 


•376,861  55 


411  00 


5,750  00 


8,500  00 


•386,622  55 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


165 


STATKMEinr  XVL 


Details  146  to  148. 


CHARITABLE— Ccmc/tMfecL 


DllTAUiS  Vo.  146. 

HOME  FOR  FRIENDLESS  WOMEN  AND  CHILDREN. 

[Em.  1866,  Chap.  41;  Aeti  1M6|  CInp.  IM.] 


A  mount  brought  fortoardf 
Amount  paid  Treasurer, 


•386,522  55 
2,000  00 


» 

DXTAUA  Vo.  147. 

NEW  ENGLAND  HOSPITAL  FOR  WOMEN  AND 

CHILDREN. 

(Bm.  1865,  Olwp.  46;  A«tf  1866,  Obftp.  882.] 

Amount  naid  TntanirPT.         •••.... 

5,000  00 

DUTAHdl  Vo.  148. 
ALIEN   ESTATES. 

[G«B.8tel.,Clwp.96.] 

Amount  refunded  on  account  of  the 
Estate  of  George  Blanchard,    . 

Richard  Edmunds,    •        •        •        •' 

•585  70 
60  82 

646  11 

Amount  paid  Almshouse  Sinking  Fund  from  Re- 
ceipts on  account  of  Alien  Passengers, 

•804,168  66 
6,000  00 

Total  Disbursements  for  Public  ChariUes,     • 

•400,168  66 

16 


AUDITOR'S  EEPOET. 


£Jan. 


Statbmkkt  XVI. 


Detaila  140  TO  15L 


MILITARY. 


ADJUTANT-GKNKBAL'S  DEPABTMENT. 


1>XTAIL8  Vo.  148. 

Aixfutant-Gbkeral. 

[Aoti  1866,  Chftpt.  8, 296  and  801.] 


WiDiam  Schooler,  Salary,  to  Dec.  17, .  tQjIQS  01 
James  A.  Caiiiiingham,    Salary  from 
Deo.  18, 94  00 


dotahiS  vo.  ubo. 

Clerk. 

[Aoti  1806,  Ohapt.  8, 296  mnd  801.] 


Nehemiah  Brown, 


DBTAHiS  "No.  151. 

Extra  Clerks  and  Mrssenoers. 

[Aeti  1866,  Cbapt.  8, 210, 296  and  801.] 


W.E.  Wilson,     . 

£.  H«  Clapp,       •       .        • 

F.  H.  Biusell,      . 

Leonard  Brown,  • 

A.  H.  Allen, 

W.W.Bullock,   .        . 

W.  A.  Kezar, 

H.  W.  Godbold,  to  April  80, 

Frank  Thomas,    . 

F.  O'Doherty,      . 

H.  A.  Cushman,  • 

James  H.  Allen,  . 

Archibald  Bogle,  • 

P.  C.  Conway, 

J.  J.  Munroe, 


•    •    • 


•1,320  00 
1,320  00 
1,320  00 
1,320  00 
1,320  00 
1,820  00 
1,320  00 

366  66 
1,320  00 
1,206  00 
1,206  00 

700  00 

600  00 
1,080  00 

864  00 


Amounts  carried  forward, 


116,762  66 


•2,500  00 


2,000  00 


•4,500  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


1C7 


Statement  XVL 


M^1UU7• 


Details  152, 153. 


MILITARY— Con/mtieeL 


Anumnis  brotightforward^  '  *        •16,762  66 


6.  F.  Backley,  to  January  31, 

D.  W.  Ladd,  to  January  31, 

J.  J.  Ryan,  to  January  31,  • 

Extra  clerical  senrices,  • 

Lewis  Gaul,  Messenger, 

Frank  Patch,  Messenger  to  January  81, 

Thomas  Linnott,  Messenger, 


90  00 
90  00 
72  00 
660  10 
800  00 
48  00 
33  00 


»4,500  00 


DBTAHiS  Vo.  152. 

Incidektals. 

[Aeto  1866,  Chapa.  78, 219  and  290.] 

Postage  and  Expressase,      .        .        .  |1,110  00 
Paper,  Blanks  and  Ruung,  .        .        .  574  68 
Fens,  Holders,  Pencils,  Ink  and  Ink- 
stands,        127  58 

Letter-Files,  Erasers  and  Mucilage,     .  71  35 

Record  and  Blank  Books,  Maps,  &c,   .  116  40 

Binding, 123  25 

Envelopes, 200  64 

Rubber  Bands,  Twine,  Wax,  &c.,        .  48  20 

Printing  Blanks,  Greneral  Orders,  &c.,  500  00 

Parchment, 81  25 

Other  kinds  of  Stationery,  .        .        •  96  63 

Telegrams, 3  43 


18,555  76 


93,003  41 


DUTAIIiS  Vo.  1S3. 

QUARTERMASTER'S  AND   ORDNANCE  DEPART- 
MENTS. 

[Aota  1866,  Cbtpt.  119, 219, 286, 299  and  801.] 


J.  A.  Cunninghf&n,  Asnstant-Quarter- 

master-General,        ....  9924  73 
R.  A.  Pierce,  Act'g  Chief  of  Ordnance, 

to  April  30, 666  66 

Benjamin  Noyes,  Clerk,       •        .        .  1,700  00 

C.  C.  Dunbar,  Clerk,  to  June  30,         .  900  00 

Sundry  employ^  at  Camb'dge  Arsenal,  6,628  61 


Amounts  carried  fortoard^  . 


10,820  00 


.   tl0,820  00 


•26,059  17 


•26,059  17 


168 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statemeht  XVI. 


mmmwr* 


Details  151. 


MILITARY-- CWmttfd 


Amounts  brouffktfm'wardf      .        •  •        • 

Contingent. 
£zj*rettage  and  Fares  to  Arsenal,        .  $1,932  28 

Ist,  2d  and  Sd  Lt  Batteries,  (dalutes,)  2,108  15 

Paints,  Oil.  Glass  and  Hardware,        .  662  20 

Labor  and  Material  for  Repairs,  .        .  657  00 

Repairinir  Tents,  Fla^  &c.,                 •  417  47 

Pnnting  Blanks,  Stationery,  &c., .        •  809  11 

Powder,  Cartridge  Bags  and  Tompions,  234  53 

Coal, 203  10 

Gas,  Fixtures,  Stove  and  Pipe,    .        .  243  03 

Use  of  Tents, 100  00 

Window  Shades, 07  39 

Freight  charges, 80  70 

Use  of  Horses, 80  00 

Advertising, 8  75 

Sandries,     .  ' 02  83 


PBTAHiS  Vo.  164. 
QUARTERMASTER'S  SUPPLIES. 

[Aetil8ee,ClM».890.] 


300  Tents,  Poles,  Mallets  and  Pins, 
For  Inspec'tion  of — 
18,000  Rifle  Muskets, 
1,176  Spencer  Carbines,         • 
1,868  Spencer  Rifles,      • 
1,208  L.  C.  Sabres, 
800  L.  A.  Sabres, 


.94,463  84 
.  831  60 
•  825  71 
.  107  25 
83  75 


1,100  Army  Blankets, .... 
Spades,  Axes,  Brushers  and  Combs,  • 
Paulins  and  Prolonges, 

Flags, 

Saddles,  Cloths  and  Straps, . 
Drums,  Sticks,  Bugles  and  Belts, . 
Swords,  Sasbe^  Frogs  and  Plates, 
Powder,  Cartridges  and  Caps, 
Gimlets,  Wires,  Wrenches  and  Padlocks, 
Packing  Expenses,  Cordage,  &c., 

Advertising, 

Ezpressage  and  Boating,     . 
Material  and  Labor  on  Flag-Staff, 
Inspection  of  Tents,    .... 


Amount  carried  fonoardf 


111,10000 


6,762  05 

2,612  50 

1,.583  70 

2,358  00 

805  50 

1,003  76 

2,131  50 

1,230  SI5 

540  00 

116  84 

146  30 

16  00 

234  05 

50  00 

100  00 


926,059  17 


18,286  58 


20,979  54 


r4,275  24 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


169 


Statkment  XYI. 


MfUtery. 


Details  155, 156. 


MlLlTARY^Cimtinued. 


PXTAIXiS   No.   155. 
SURGEON-GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT. 

[Acta  1866,  ChAps.  8, 78, 219, 298, 298  and  801.] 


Amount  brought  fonoard,      .... 

'William  J.  Dale,  Sargeon-General,  Salary, . 
Anson  F.  Hooker,  Asst-Surgeon-Gen'l,  to  July  31, 


Glebes. 
William  G.  Gapelle,     . 
W.  D.  Holden,    . 
William  Cline, 
F.  L.  Gatting,  from  Oct.  22, 
Thomas  Kerns,  Jr.,  to  August  3, 
D.  O.  Balcom,  to  June  30,  . 
Thomas  A.  Fordy  Messenger,  to  June  30, 

GoNTiKOSMT  Expenses. 
Postage  and  Telegrams, 
Stationery  of  all  kinds, 
Printinff  sundry  Blanks, 
Isaac  M.  Brooks,  clerical  services, 
Pawid  O.  Walker,  clerical  services, 
Advertising,         «... 


91,800  00 
1,320  00 
630  00 
193  77  * 
781  00 
660  00 
300  00 


918  05 
630  45 
86  00 
36  00 
17  75 
15  75 


DBTAZL8  Vo.  156. 
PAYMASTER'S  DEPARTMENT. 

[  Aeti  1868,  Chftp.  264 ;  1806,  GIwim.  88, 296, 199  and  801.] 


J.  F.  B.  Marshall,  Paymaster-General, 

to  Dec.  15, 92,395  84 

J.  D.  Braman,  Assistant,  to  June  30,    •   1,000  00 
W.  H.  Porter,  Paymaster,  from  Dec.  16,        75  00 


Gleres. 
George  G.  Barnard,     . 
IVilliam  H.  Porter,  to  Dec.  15, 
1¥.  J.  Fisher,  to  July  15,     . 
TVed.  K.  Porter,  to  March  31, 
Lucien  B.  Fifield,  to  March  31, 
H.  G.  Swain,  Messenger,  to  July  31, 


Amounts  carried  forwcard^ 


.91,320  00 
.  1,265  00 
.  715  00 
.  275  00 
.  275  00 
.      672  00 


93,470  84 


4,522  00 


97,992  84 


974,275  24 


9,893  77 


984,169  Ot 


22 


170 

AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 

[Jan. 

Statkkknt  XVL 

MlUtery- 

Dbtaiu  157, 158. 

• 

MILITARY— C<m<t«ti«/. 

AmounU  brought  fortoard^     •        .  •        • 

CONTIMOEMT  EXPXNSBS. 

Stationery  of  all  kinds,        .        •        .  |151  75 

Postage,  Ezpressage  and  Telegrams,    .  60  50 

Printing  Blanks, 18  64 

Adyerbsing, 84  53 


DETAILS  Vo.  157. 

MILITARY  ACCOUNTS. 

[Aote  1866,  Chapt.  78, 310  and  290.] 

Printing  General  Orders,  Blanks,  Circulars  and 

Advertising, 

Expenses  Copying  Rolls  at  Washington, 

Expenses  AnnualDinner, 

Carriage  Hire, 

Pay  Roll  of  Adjutants,       .        . 

P.  S.  Gilmore's  Band, 

Boston  Brigade  Band, 

Company  B,  First  Battalion  Cavalry,  • 

Telegrams, 

Funeral  Escort  of  Captain  £.  C.  Rand, 

Militia  Inspections, 


•3,191  98 

729  00 

1,250  00 

233  30 

148  80 

796  00 

358  00 

162  00 

62  37 

36  00 

38  75 


DBTAILS  No.  158. 
MILITIA  BOUNTY. 

[Aoti  1866,  Chaps.  78, 219  aod  299.] 


Acton, 

Asfabnrnham, 
Beverly. 
Boston,        . 
Cambridge, . 
Charlestown, 
Chelmsford, 
Chelsea, 


Am't  carried  up,  . 
A  m*ts  carried f of d^ 


1387  00 

387  00 

512  50 

24,051  50 

280  50 

8,850  50 

2,977  00 

1,000  00 


•33,446  00 


Am*t  brought  up. 

Concord,    . 

Cummington, 

Dorchester, 

Enfield, 

Fall  River, 

Fitchburg, . 

Gloucester, 

Groton, 

Halifax, 


133,446  00 
101  50 
73  50 
417  50 
507  00 
439  50 
879  50 
695  00 
505  00 
519  50 


•37,584  00 


•84,169  01 


8,258  26 


7,000  70 


•99,427  97 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


171 


Statbuent  XVL 


Details  169, 160. 


lAIUTABY'-'Corainued. 

AnCts  brought  for* d^ 

987,694  00 

•        •        •        • 

... 

999,427  97 

Hudson, 

667  60 

Am't  brought  up, . 

961,896  60 

liawrence,  • 

3,188  60 

Roxbnry,    . 

3,632  60 

LoweU, 

1,806  00 

Salem, 

1,838  00 

Lynn, 
Maiden, 

1,679  00 

Scituate,     . 

342  00 

1,826  00 

Somenrille, 

611  60 

Marblehead, 

681  00 

South  Danyers,  . 

607  60 

Medford, 

1,144  60 

South  Beading,  . 

627  00 

New  Bedford,     . 

8,131  00 

Taunton,    . 

1,213  60 

« 

Newbnryport, 

1,049  00 

Wobnm,    • 
Worcester,. 

667  00 
1,223  60 

AnCi  carried  up^  . 

961,896  60 

61,803  00 

dxtaHiI 

3  No.  169. 

A 

LRMORY 

RENTS. 

• 

[Acts  1866,  Oha 

pt.  78  ADd  219.] 

AmH  brought  up,  • 

916,477  99 

Acton, 

9160  00 

Lawrence,  • 

863  00 

Beyerly, 

100  00 

Lowell, 

600  00 

Boston, 

11,814  46 

Lynn, 
Maiden, 

800  00 

Cambridge, . 

900  00 

300  00 

Charlestown, 

1,866  00 

Marblehead, 

87  60 

Chelmsford, 

240  00 

Medford,    . 

360  00 

Chelsea, 

600  00 

New  Bedford,     . 

726  00 

Concord,     . 

160  00 

Roxbury,    • 

762  00 

Cummington, 

9  00 

Salem, 

760  00 

Dorchester, . 

260  00 

Scituate,     . 

69  44 

Enfield,  •     . 

184  88 

Someryille, 

150  00 

Fall  Riyer, . 

800  00 

South  Danyers,  . 

190  00 

Fitchburg,  • 

266  67 

South  Reading,  ; 

160  00 

Gloucester, . 

168  38 

Taunton,    . 

300  00 

• 

Groton, 

100  00 

Wobum,    . 

800  00 

Halifax, 

29  16 

Worcester,. 

600  00 

23,364  98 

Am*t  carried  up,  . 

916,477  99 

• 

DBTAUiE 

I  No.  160. 

EXPENSES  6 

N  ACC0U5 

IT  OP  UNITED 

STATES. 

[B«8. 

1866,Chftr.l5;  . 

Aots  1866,  Chap:  299.] 

» 

■ 

Patrick  O'Connell 

,  SQigeon29t 
ed  forward, , 

h  Reg^ent  Mass. 

•        •        . 

Vols., . 

•        .        . 

66  00 

Amount  carri 

9184,660  90 

172 


AUDITOR^S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


Details  161, 162. 


UlLlTABY-^CofUmued. 


DSTAIXiS  Vo.  lei. 
MASSACHUSETTS  BOUNTY  AND  CLAIM  AGENCY. 

[▲etsl8ee,Obap.78.] 


Amount  brought  fanoard^ 

Agent. 

Gardiner  Tails,  Salary, 
ExpensM, 


.92,500  00 
.      175  40 


Assistant  and  Collector. 
Edwin  C.  Cutter,  Salary,     .        .        .91,200  00 
Expenses,      ....      104  70 


Jennie  L.  Thomas, 


Clerk. 


Contingent  Expenses. 
Incidental  Services,      •        •        .        .  11,132  50 

900  00 
243  05 
346  70 
282  08 
130  78 
82  83 


Advertising  and  Newspapers, 
Stationery,  Printing,  Books,  &c., . 
Postage,  Expressage  and  Telegran 
Coal,  Wood,  Gas  and  Ice,    . 
Repairs,  and  sundry  other  items,  . 


Cr.  98,118  34 

By  amount  received  for  Rent,  &c.,       .      441  06 


DBTAUiS  ITo.  162. 
COAST  DEFENCES. 

[Rat.  1866,  Chap.  66;  Aeti  1866,  Chapt.  88  and  29D.] 


Ordnance  purchased  in  England, 

Removing  Blakely  Guns    from  Navy  Yard  to 

Arsenal,  and  other  transportation, 
480  feet  Stone,  and  labor,    • 
Other  Materials,  and  labor,  • 
Iron,  Lumber,  &c., 
Expenses  purchaung  Ordnance,  . 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


110,465 16 

1,485  24 
427  37 
824  03 
200  18 
500  00 


9184,660  90 


7,356  48 


22,901  98 


9214,919  86 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


178 


Statbmbmt  XVL 


Details  163, 164. 


MILITABY— ConfmwdL 


PBTATLS  mo.  163 

. 

ENLISTMENT  OF  RECRUITS. 

( Aeti  1868,  Ghftp.  264.] 

• 

Amount  brought  forward. 

•        . 

•        . 

•214,919  36 

Brigadier-General  R.  A.  Pierce,  Camp  Cc 
ant,  compensation  for  quarter  enoiag 

^mmand- 

Decem- 

• 

ber  31,  1865, 

•        • 

•125  00 

Transportation  of  rejected  recruits,  Old  Colony 

and  Newport  Railway, 

•        . 

11  49 

136  49 

DXTAII.8  No.  164. 

VOLUNTEER  BOUNTY. 

[Act!  1808,  ChapB,  91  and  264.] 

Amount  paid  Sundry  Parties — 

J.  F.  B.  Marshall,  Paymaster-General,  flOjOOO  00 

> 

Lewis  R.  Haskell,  per  ftes.  1866,  ch  13, 

325  00 

Daniel  Cbesley,  per  Res.  1866,  cb.  71, 

825  00 

, 

Charles  £.  Tillson,  children  of,  per 

Res.  1866,  ch.  75,    • 

325  00 

Frank  G.  Turner,  per  Res.  1866,  ch. 

• 

vo,  •.••••• 

275  00 

Calvin  McCrelis,  per  Res.  1866,  ch.  95, 

275  00 

Arthur  Hamblet,  per  Res.  1866,  ch.  95, 

275  00 

James  Donahue,  per  Res.  1866,  ch  95, 

275  00 

Gilbert  A.  Look,  per  Res.  1866,  ch.  95, 

275  00 

Total  Bounties  paid  under  Chap.  254. 

•12,350  00 

• 

B.  F.  Larrabee,  Ca  F,  8d  Heavy  Ar- 

tillery,    .        .        . 
0.  P.  Townsend,  Ca  H,  3d  Cavalry, . 

•50  00 

50  00 

Byron  Porter,  9th  Battery,  • 

50  00 

J.  M.  M.  Marshall,  2d  Heavy  Artillery, 

50  00 

William  Hogan,  84th  Infantry,   • 
Thomas  Martin,  Co.  D,  6tb  Y.  R.  C, . 

50  00 

.  50  00 

Co.  E,  2d  Cavalry,  14,       •        .        . 

700  00 

"  F,    "        "        65,       .        .        . 

3,250  00 

"   L,    «        **        17,       .        .        . 

850  00 

# 

«  M,  «        "36, 

1,800  00 

Total  Bounties,  under  Chap.  91, .    - 

6,900  00 

19,350  00 
•234,405  85 

Amount  carried  forward^ 

•        • 

.      •       . 

174 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYL 


Details  165,  IM. 


mUTARY-^CorUinued. 


PXTAIX18  No.  166. 
MONTHLY    BOUNTY, 

[AetolSn,  Gbftp.S64.] 


Amount  brought  forward^ 


Amount  advanced  to  J.  F.  B.  Marshall,  Paymaster-General, 
on  account  of  Bounties  to  Yolunteers  in  sundry  organiza- 
tions,   


BUTAZLS  No.  166. 
AID  TO  NON-RESIDENT  VOLUNTEERS. 

[Aeti  18e6,  Chapt.  172  and  390.] 


Amount  paid  to  Massachusetts  Volunteers,  and 
to  widows  and  their  children  resident  in  the 
following  States : — 

Maine, 

New  Hampshire, 

Vermont, 

Massachusetts, 

Rhode  Island, 

Connecticut, 

New  York, 

New  Jersey, 

Pennsylvania, 

District  of  Columbia, 

North  Carolina, 

Ohio, •    . 

Indiana, 

Illinois, 

Tennessee, 

Missouri, 

Michigan, 

Iowa,    .^ 

Wisconsin, 

Nebraska, 

South  Carolina, 

Maryland, 


Amount  carried  forward, 


11,870  87 

2,882  01 

460  00 

424  60 

1,168  00 

844  81 

054  67 

860  20 

74  80 

1,882  20 

54  00 

74  80 
72  00 

108  80 
72  00 
72  00 

156  20 

75  40 
72  00 
72  00 
87  80 
72  00 


9284,405  85 


100,000  00 


10,880  15 


•345,286  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


1115 


Statemeiit  XVI. 


MlUtery 


Details  167. 


MIUTABY— Continued. 


DBTAIX18  So.  107. 

AID  TO  FAMILIES  OF  VOLUNTEERS. 

• 

[Aoto  1866,  Gb«p.  78.1 

Srouoht  fot^dm . 

A                                      A                                           A 

V                               #                               # 

•345,286  00 

Barnstable 

•                           ■                               • 

Sayojr,    . 
Sheffield, 

•                •                 % 

•500  00 

Co. 

8,400  00 

Barnstable, 

Hobo  00 

Stockbridge,  . 

2,000  00 

Brewster, 

1,200  00 

Washington,   . 
W.  Stockbr'ge, 

600  00 

Chatham,. 

1,800  00 

1,800  00 

Dennis,    • 

800  00 

WiUiamstown, 

2,400  00 

Eastham,  • 

800  00 

Windsor, 

800  00 

Falmouth, 
Harwich, . 

OfiO  00 

€7t/V    w 

4,800  00 

•52,927  66 

Orleans,  . 

1,000  00 

Bristol  Co. 

Provincetown, . 

8,000  00 

Acushnet, 

•600  00 

Sandwich, 

2,450  00 

Attleborough, . 

6,500  00 

Truro,      •        • 

250  00 

Berkley, . 

400  00 

• 

Weimeet, 

850  00 

Dartmouth,     • 

1,700  00 

Yarmonth,  - 

1,100  00 

Dighton, . 

1,100  00 

l!^Afllv>n 

2,800  00 
1,700  00 

•21,000  00 

Fairhaven, 

Berkshire 

Fall  Biyer,     . 

20,000  00 

Co. 

Freetown, 

2,200  00 

Adams,    . 

110,000  00 

Mansfield, 

2,900 .00 

Alford,     .  '     . 

802  66 

New  Bedford, . 

18,500  00 

Becket,    • 

1,800  00 

Norton,  . 

1,000  00 

Cheshire, 

1,000  00 

Baynham, 
Beboboth, 

8,000  00 

Clarksburg, 

400  00 

1,550  00 

Dalton,    . 

850  00 

Seekonk, 

500  00 

Egremont,       • 
Ftorida,   . 

800  00 

Somerset, 

1,900  00 

250  00 

Swanzey, 

800  00 

6t  Barrington, 

8,200  00 

Taunton, 

15,000  00 

Hancock, 

275  00 

Westport, 

2,800  00 

Tfinw)A.lA 

1,400  00 
700  00 

■ 

Lanesborough, 

•84,450  00 

juee,         •        • 

8,100  00 

Dukes  Co. 

' 

Lenox,     . 

2,200  00 

Chilmark, 

•90  44 

Monterey, 

550  00 

Edgartown,     . 

700  00 

Mt  Washing'n, 

125  00 

Gosnold, .        • 

94  00 

New  MarlbW, 

1,500  00 

Tisbury, , 

650  00 

Otis, 

1,000  00 

Peru, 

225  00 

•1,534  44 

Pittsfield, 

10,500  00 

Essex  Co. 

« 

Bichmond, 

800  00 

Amesbury, 

•4,500  00 

Sandi8fiel4 

1,450  00 

A                         A                            • 

Andoyer, 

7,000  00 

Cafrisd  fot^d..  • 

•345,286  00 

%^w»»  •  ^^0^t9   J^^^     ^^m 

A                   e                     % 

•               •                 A 

176 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statkmbnt  XVI. 


Muitonr* 


Details  167. 


MILITARY-.C(memiie<2. 


Brouaht  for^d,  • 

4                                  #                                      % 

A                                               *                                               A 

•845,286  00 

Beverly,  . 

0 

«8,800  00 

•                                                •                                                • 

Leverett, 

ft               #                 # 

t860  00 

Boxford,  . 

1,150  00 

Ley den, . 

200  00 

Branford, 

2,600  00  1 

Monroe, . 

61  00 

Danven, . 

7,600  00  I 

Montague, 

850  00 

Essex, 

2,350  00  i 

New  Salem,    . 

1,800  00 

Georgetown,    . 

8,850  00  1 

Northfield,      . 

1,3.50  00 

Gloucester, 

11,800  00  1 

Orange,  • 

1,000  00 

Groveland, 

8,000  00  , 

Rowe,     • 

800  00 

Hamilton, 

1,050  00 

Shelbame, 

1,600  00 

Haverhill, 

10,000  00  ; 

Shutesbury,    . 

800  00 

Ipswich,  • 

6,600  00  i 

Sunderland,    . 

500  00 

Lawrence, 

22,000  00  , 

Warwick, 

1,000  00 

Lynn, 

40,000  00  , 

Wendell, 

650  00 

Lvnnfleld, 

1,200  00  ' 

Whately, 

600  00 

1 

2,200  00 
17,000  00 

jnilllvUtSBMsr,        • 

Marblehead,    . 

•27,020  40 

Methuen, 

2,000  00 

Hampden  Co. 

Middleton, 

1,050  00 

Agawam, 

11,250  00 

Nahant,   • 

48  00  , 

Blandford, 

350  00 

Newbury, 

2,200  00 

Brimfield, 

1,050  00 

Newburvport,  . 
No.  Andover,  . 

16,000  00 

Chester, . 

1,050  00 

2,000  00 

Cbicopee, 

8,500  00 

Rockport, 

4,200  00 

Granville, 

600  00 

Rowley,  . 

2,400  00 

Holland,. 

60  28 

Balem, 

84,000  00 

Holyoke, 

8,500  00 

Salisbury, 

6,100  00 

Longmeadow,. 
Luduiw, . 

503  46 

Sauffus,    . 
So.  Danvers,    • 

8,400  00 

1,000  00 

7,800  00 

Monson,  • 

2,000  00 

Swampscott, 

1,100  00 

Montgomery,  . 

600  00 

Topsfield, 

1,850  00 

Palmer,  • 

8,000  00 

Wen  ham, 

1,300  00 

Russell,  . 

750  00 

W.  Newbury,  . 

4,000  00 

South  wick, 
Springfield,     . 

850  00 
27,500  00 

1240,748  00 

Tolland, . 

200  00 

Franklin  Co. 

Wales,    . 

750  00 

Ashfield,  . 

•800  00 

Westfield, 

7,400  00 

Bemardston,    • 

000  00 

W.Springfield, 

2,100  00 

Buck  land. 

2,400  00 

Wilbrafaiun,    . 

1,700  00 

Charlemont,     . 
Colrain,   . 

050  00 

2,200  00 

. 

965,708  74 

Conway,  .        • 

600  00 

Hampshire 

» 

Deerfield, 

3,800  00 

Co. 

Erving,    . 

600  00 

Amherst, 

12,600  00 

Gill, 

260  40 

Belchertown,  . 

2,200  00 

Greenfield,  ■     . 

2,600  00 

Chesterfield,   . 

1,150  00 

Hawley,  • 

400  00 

\  Cummington, . 

1,000  00 

Heath,     . 

650  00 

#               #                 # 

Eastbampton, . 

1,400  00 

Carried  for^d* . 

•845,286  00 

^^  %WW   W     W^^^l^         M  V0  W       **■      ~ 

•                   •                   • 

*               •                  • 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— Not  6. 


177 


Statement  XVL 


Details  167. 


MILITARY—  Continued. 


Brought  for'd, 

Enfield,   . 
Goshen,   . 
Granby,  . 
Greenwich, 
Hadley, 
Hatfie 


Id,  . 


Hantington, 

Middlefield, 

Northampton, 

Pelham,   . 

Plainfield, 

Prescott, 

Sonth  Hadley, 

Sonthampton, 

Ware,      . 

Westhampton, 

Willianuburg, 

Worthington, 


Middlesex 
Co. 
Actotk,     . 
Ashlky,     , 

Ashltand,  • 

Bedford,  . 

fiehnont, . 

BiUerica, . 

Boxborough, 

Brighton, 

Bnriin^ton, 

Cambndge, 

Carlisle,  . 

Charlestown, 

Chehnaford, 

Concord, . 

Dracut,    . 

Dunstable, 

Framingham, 

Groton,    . 

Holliston, 

Hopkinton, 

Liexington, 

Lincoln,  . 

Littleton, 

Lowell,    . 

Carried  fof^df 


9500  00 
155  45 
700  00 
400  00 

1,700  00 
800  00 

1,550  00 
111  60 

5,600  00 

600  00 

210  91 

.512  64 

2,000  00 

1,000  00 

2,600  00 
250  00 

2,000  00 
650  00 


•20,690  60 


11,150  00 
1,000  00 
2,000  00 

500  00 

400  00 
2,200  00 

500  00 
8,700  00 

450  00 
87,000  00 

900  00 

25,000  00 

8,700  00 

1,146  60 

2,100  00 

500  00 
4,800  00 
2,400  00 
4,200  00 
5,000  00 
1,500  00 
.  650  00 

450  00 
52,000  00 


Maiden, . 

Marlborough, 

Medford, 

Melrose,. 

Natick,   . 

Newton, . 

No.  Beading, 

Pepperell, 

Beading, 

Sherborn, 

Shirley,  . 

Someryille,* 

So.  Beading^, 

Stoneham, 

Stow, 

Sudbnry, 

Tewksbory, 

Townsend, 

Tyngsborongl 

Waltham, 

Watertown, 

Wayland, 

W.  Cambridge 

Westford, 

Weston, . 

Wilmington, 

Winchester, 

Wobum, 


Nantucket 

Co. 
Nantacket, 


NOBFOLK  Co 

Bellingham, 

Braintree, 

Brookline, 

Canton,  . 

Cohasset, 

Dedham, 

Dorchester, 

Dover,    . 

FoxboToogh, 

Franklin, 


94,800  00 
8,700  00 
6,400  00 
8,900  00 
7,600  00 
8,000  00 
8,000  00 
1,450  00 
4,100  00 

800  00 
1,000  00 
8,000  00 
6,000  00 
8,600  00 
1,900  00 
1,100  00 

900  00 
2,300  00 

500  00 
5,000  00 
8,800  00 
1,100  00 
1,455  43 
2,150  00 

250  00 

750  00 

2,000  00 

10,000  00 


•258,302  03 


•3,500  00 


•1,250  00 
6,200  00 
8,200  00 
2,200  00 
3,000  00 
6,800  00 

13,000  00 

250  00 

1,900  00 

2,300  00 


•345,286  00 


•345,286  00 


28 


178 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVI. 


nuitevT. 


Details  167« 


WiLlTkBY-'Cantinued. 


Brought  for^d^ 


Medfield, . 
Medway, . 
Milton,     . 
Needham, 
Quincy,    . 
Kandolph, 
Bozbory, . 
Sharon,    . 
Stoughton, 
Walpole, 
Weymouth, 
West  Rozbury, 
Wrentbam, 


Plymouth  Co 

Abington, 

Bridgewater, 

Cairer,    . 

Dozbury, 

£.  Bridgewater, 

Halifaz,   . 

HanoTer, 

Hanaon,   . 

Hinffham, 

Httir,    . 

Kingston, 

Lakeville, 

Marion,    . 

Manhfield, 

Mattapoisett, 

Middleborough, 

K.  Bridffewater, 

Pembroke, 

Plymouth, 

Flympton, 

Bochester, 

Scituate,  . 

So.  Scituate, 

Wareham, 

W.  Bridgewafr, 


Suffolk  Co. 
Boston,    . 
Chelsea,  . 

Carried  for^d, , 


9900  00 
3,600  00 
2,000  00 
2,000  00 
8,200  00 
0,400  00 

86,000  00 
2,400  00 
7,800  00 
2,000  00 

16,000  00 
4,900  00 
8,000  00 


9137,800  00 


•14,000  00 

2,800  00 

•  800  00 

2,500  00 

5,400  00 

900  00 

2,700  00 

2,800  00 

4,900  00 

175  00 

1,300  00 

1,100  00 

478  00 

2,400  00 

600  00 

4,400  00 

11,000  00 

2,400  00 

6,600  00 

950  00 

450  00 

3,850  00 

2,750  00 

3,300  00 

1,600  00 

•79,953  00 

•164,000  00 

17,000  00 

No.  Chelsea, 
Winthrop, 


Worcester 

Co. 
Ashbumham, 
Athol,     . 
Auburn, . 
Barre,     . 
Berlin,    . 
Blackstone, 
Bolton,    . 
Boylston, 
Brookfield, 
Charlton, 
Clinton,  . 
Dana,     . 
Douglas, 
Dudley,  . 
Fitchburg, 
Gardner, 
Grafton, . 
Hard  wick. 
Harvard, 
Holden,  . 
Hubbardston, 
Lancaster, 
Leicester, 
Leominster, 
Lunenburg, 
Mendon, . 
Milford,  . 
Millbury, 
New  Braintree, 
Northborough, 
Northbiidge,  . 
No.  Brookfield, 
Oakham, 
Ozford,  . 
Pazton,  . 
Petersham, 
Phillipston, 
Princeton, 
Royalston, 
Butland, 


•1,000  00 
650  00 


•182,550  00 


•2,450  00 

2,450  00 

1,000  00 

1,700  00 

2,600 

4,000 

1,300 
800 

2,750 

1,800 

4,400 
7.50  00 

1,100  00 

1,650 

9,500 

2,400 

5,500 

1,400 
950 

1,800 

1,100 

1,550 

1,800 

3,J#00 

1,550 

2,800  00 
18,000  00 

4,000  00 
800  00 

1,400  00 

2,600  00 

3,000  00 

1,300  00 

3,700  00 
294  08 

1,100  00 
900  00 
700  00 
950  00 
400  00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 
00 


•345,286  00 


•345,286  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


179 


Statement  XYL 


MintttTjr. 


Details  168. 


WJLJTARY'-CarUinued. 


Brought  far'dj 

Sbrewsburyy 
Sonthborongh, 
SouAbridge, 
Spencer,  • 
Sterling,  • 
Siurbndge, 
Sutton,    . 
Templeton, 
Upton,     . 
Uxbridge, 


•1,000  00 
2,200  00 
8,550  00 
4,200  00 
1,700  00 
2,200  00 
1,800  00 
2,800  00 
2,300  00 
2,500  00 


Warren, . 
Webster, 
Westborongb, . 
W.  Bojlston,  . 
W.  Brookfield, 
Westminster,  . 
Wincbendon, . 
Worcester, 


12,200  00 
3,200  00 
3,600  00 
8,600  00 
8,100  00 
700  00 
1,700  00 

37,500  00 


•180,994  08 


Recapitttlation  of  Counties. 

Coanty  of  Barnstable, 

Countj  of  Berkshire,        ... 

County  of  Bristol,     .... 

County  of  Dukes,     .... 

County  of  Essex,      .... 

County  of  Franklin, .... 

County  of  Hampden, 

County  of  Hampshire,      ... 

County  of  Middlesex, 

County  of  Nantucket, 

County  of  Norfolk,    .... 

County  of  mymouth,        ... 

County  of  Suffolk,    .... 

County  of  Worcester, 

Estimated  balance,     . 


•21,000  00 

52,927  66 

84,450  00 

1,534  44 

249,748  00 
27,920  49 
65,703  74 
29,690  60 

258,802  03 
8,500  00 

137,800  00 
79,953  00 

182,550  00 

180,994  08 


•1,376,074  04 
40,00000 


DBTAHiS  No.  168. 

MEDICAL    SUPPLIES 

[Aets  ISee,  Chaps.  319  and  299.] 

Medicine  Cases,  making  and  filling, 

Bepairinff  Knapsacks, 

Packing  Boxes, 

Transportation, 


Afnotmt  ecanied  forward^ 


•345,286  00 


1,416,074  04 


•727  35 

20  00 

4  50 

4  60 

7fUI  Af% 

IW    Ttv 

# 

•1,762,116  49 

180 


AUDITOR'S  BBPOET. 


[Jaa. 


STA'iSMENT  XYI. 


MlUtery. 


Details  189  to  172. 


mUTABY^Continiied. 


PBTAUA  Vo.  leo. 
DISCHARGED   SOLDIERS'  HOM£, 

[Bm.  1886,  OhiH>.  80;  Aoti  1808,  Chap.  890.] 


Atdouni  brought  fortoardf 
Amount  paid  Treasurer, . 


•1,782,116  49 
18,000  00 


DBTAILB  ZTo.  170. 

RECRUITMENT    FUND 

[Bm.  1868,  Obap.  6;  Acta  1808,  Ohap.  898.] 


Amount  paid  for  Interest  on  account  of  Recruit- 
ment Fund,  in  the  custody  of  the  Treasurer— 

To  H.  K.  Oliver, 

J.  F.  B.  Marshall, 


9,800  00 


DBTAHiB   0*0.  171. 
EXPENSES   ON  ACCOUNT  OP  STATE  AID. 

[Aeti  1868,  GhftiM.  178  and  290.] 

Postage  Stamps, 

Advertising,.        .        * 

Stationery, 

Printing  Sundry  Blanks, 

•289  83 

78  00 

152  18 

713  84 

1,181  85 

DBTAHiS   0*0.  172. 

• 

INSTRUCTION,  ORDERTiY  AND  ROLL  BOOKS. 

[Aets  1886,  Ohapg.  219  and  299.] 

25  Sets  Cavalry  Tactics, 

25    "    Field  Artillery  Tactics,    .... 

•81  25 
82  50 

14S  75 

/ 

MrSO    I  V 

Amount  carried  forward,       .... 

•1,791,241  59 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


181 


Statbmknt  XYI. 


SefbraiAtory,    Ae. 


Details  178,  174. 


MILITARY— CimcZttrftfA 


DBTAHiB  ZTo.  178. 
SOLDIERS'  NATIONAL  CEMETERY. 

[Bm.  ISeS,  Oh*p.  86;  1888,  Chap,  ^i  Aeto  1886,  Ohap.  283$  1886,  Ghap. 


1 


^9iumn<  drought  forward^ 


Aktixtak. 
Amount  paid  Thomas  A.  BouUl,  T^as.,  12,000  00 
Henr^  Edwards,  Comm'r,  4,106  80 
Expenses  of  Commissioner,  .        .        •        42  50 


GSTTYgBXmO. 

Henry  Edwards,  Commissioner,  Expenses, 


Total  Military  Expenses, 


11,701,241  59 


•6,147  80 
49  25 


6,197  05 


$1,797,488  64 


REPORMATOBY   AND    CORRECTIONAL. 


DBTATLS  JTo.  174. 
STATE    POLICE. 

[Aefei  1966,  Chap.  S49;  1888,  Ob*p«.  88  and  299.] 


Constable  of  the  Commonwe&itb, — 
Edward  S.  Jones,  from  Januaiy  24, 
William  S.  Elng,  to  January  28,  • 
l^aTdling  Expenses,   . 


Clerks. 
Lebbens  Stetson,  . 
James  F.  Usher,  . 
John  H.  Ham,  Messenger^    ^ 


.12,826  89 

.      173  61 

55  05 


Deputy  Cokstablxs. 
Herman  Askenasy — 
Compensation,      .... 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


•2,555  05 


606  00 
606  00 
516  15 


1,077  00 


•5,860  20 


182 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statbment  XYI. 


Details  174. 


REFORMATORY  AND  CORRECTIONAL— Con/tnii«t 


Amount  brought  forwardf 

Charies  W.  Adams— 

Compensation, 9128  00 

TrayeUing  Expenses,   .        .        .  45  20 


J.  W.  Adanss — 

Compensation, 903  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....         7  80 


MeWin  Real — 

Compensation, 9520  50 

Trayelling  Expenses,    .        .        .  67  57 


Josiah  D.  Raxter — 

Compensation, 9488  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .  .      152  75 


George  W.  Roynton — 

Compensation, 91»077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      888  10 


J.  M.  RIood— 

Compensation, 9522  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      112  41 


YTiUiam  C.  Rowleiv- 

Compensation, 9105  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        88  40 


Harvey  H.  Rillings — 

Compensation, 966  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .        15  85 


John  F.  Rrowne — 
Compensation, 
Travelling  Expenses,    . 


9450  00 
80  61 


John  J.  Rrown-^ 

Compensation, 9612  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .        85  80 


Edmund  P.  Rarker — 

Compensation, 9000  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        •        86  15 


Ebenezer  Rowman — 

Compensation, 9447  OO 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        •        .        81  85 


Amount  carried  forward, 


95,860  20 


168  20 


100  80 


607  07 


685  75 


1,465  10 


684  41 


148  40 


81  8^ 


580  61 


607  80 


1,085  15 


528  85 


911,087  10 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


183 


Statemsnt  XYI. 


Details  174. 


REFORMATORr  AND  CORRECTIONAL— C(mimucJ. 


Amount  hrtmghi  forward^ 


Jonas  F.  Capelli 

CompenBation, f  168  00 

Trayelling  Ezpensefl,    .        .        .        .        68  00 


George  T.  Chase — 

Compensation, 9B4  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        67  80 


Thomas  W.  Clarke- 
Compensation,      t432  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,   .        •        .        .        21  06 


Dayid  B.  Coleman — 

Compensation, 91)068  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .      820  76 


Samuel  Chapin — 
Compensation, 
Trayelling  Expenses,    • 


•627  00 
813  65 


Oliyer  CottreU— 

Compensation, 9411  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,    ....      254  50 


Sylyester  Chase — 

Compensation, 9489  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,   •        .        .        .      119  10 


George  J.  Cooledge — 

Compensation, 9788  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        26  84 


Nathaniel  H.  DiU— 

Compensation, 9890  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .      160  75 


Charles  E.  Dodge- 
Compensation,      9609  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,    .        •        .  16  10 


James  W.  Dqlliyer — 

Compensation, 91,080  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        15  20 


John  F.  Dohertj — 
Compensation,      ......    9528  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,   .        .        .  81  20 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


911,987  19 


221  00 


141  80 


458  06 


1,888  76 


940  65 


665  50 


608  10 


809  84 


650  75 


625  10 


1,095  20 


559  20 


920,041  15 


184 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


Statkmbnt  XYI. 


Details  174. 


REFORMATORY  AND  CORRECTIONAL-- Con/muei;. 


Amount  brought  fcrwardf       •        .        .        • 

J.  Waldo  Denny — 

Compensation, 91,002  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        •      874  40 


•      Jason  L.  Dexter — 

Compensation, 9747  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .       .        .        .      202  80 


Benjamin  P.  Eldridge — 
Compensation,      .....    9^00  00 
Travelling  Expenses,    ....      171  85 


Bliles  Farwell — 

Compensation, 91»077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .      178  10 


William  H.  Fletcher- 
Compensation,      91»077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        •        .        .      883  35 


Benjamin  F.  Goddard — 

Compensation, 91,062  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        •      192  50 


A.  W.  Griswold — 
Compensation,      .        .        .        •        .    9642  00 
Travelling  Expenses,   •        .        •        •      232  45 


Clark  D.  Garey— 
Compensation,      .        .  •      .        .        .    9351  00 
Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        69  87 


B.  Frank  Gethings— 

Compensation, 91)044  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      244  71 


JohnJB.  Oilman — 

Compensation, 91>077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        •        55  14 


Andrew  J.  darey — 

Compensation, 91)059  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .  '     .        .      450  08 


Charles  W.  Hair— 

Compensation, 91*075  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    ....      897  80 


Amount  carried  forward,    . 


920,041  15 


1,876  40 


1,009  80 


771  85 


1,255  10 


1,410  85 


1,254  50 


874  45 


420  67 


1,288  71 


1,182  14 


1,509  08 


1,472  30 


933,816  50 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


185 


Statement  XVI. 


Details  174. 


REFORMATORY  AND  CORRECTIONAL— ConftViwrf. 


Amount  brought  fortoardf       .... 

John  B.  Hollift— 

Compeosatioii, 9918  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      278  95 


Eben  T.  HaTward— 

Compensation, 998  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .        21  70 


James  S.  Holden — 

Compensation, 91*077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   •        •        .        .      122  45 


John  B.  Ham — 

Compensation, 9300  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      126  85 


Richard  C.  Hale — 

Compensation, 9978  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      827  45 


Henry  T.  Johns — 

Compensation, 9420  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        •        .        .      243  60 


L.  E.  Jenkins- 
Compensation,      9609  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      131  98 


Daniel  C.  Jones — 

Compensation, 9909  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      134  45 


Augustus  W.  Eeene — 

Compensation, 9585  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        •        .        85  15 


John  W.  Kimball— 

Compensation, 9851  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .      186  92 


James  W.  Eark — 

Compensation, 9900  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .      t.        .        .      853  91 


William  £.  Lewis- 
Compensation,      9453  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      192  70 


Amount  carried  forward, 


983,816  50 


1,196  95 


114  70 


1,199  45 


426  85 


1,305  45 


663  60 


740  98 


1,048  45 


670  15 


1,037  92 


1,253  91 


645  70 


944,115  06 


24 


186 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan* 


Statement  XVL 


eibnMitory» 


Details  174. 


REFORMATORY  AND  CORREGTIONAIr-CofKmtied. 


Amount  brought  fanoardf  •  .  .        . 

Timothy  P.  Ljinaa— 

Compenration,      .        .        .  .  •  9980  00 

Travelling  Ezpenset,    .        .  .  .  425  10 


Benjamin  H.  Linaoott — 

Compensation, $1,077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        •  .        66  90 


H.  D.  Litdefield— 

Compensation, $1,077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   •       •       .        .      487  69 


Greorge  Monroe — 

Compensation, $516  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        •  44  45 


WiUiam  McKay— 
Compensation,      ....        .$1,065  00 
Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .      667  75 


William  McCarthy- 
Compensation,      ....        .$1,068  00 
Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        •        .        16  55 


Frederic  A.  Marsh — 

Compensation, $1,077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        •        .      115  51 


James  6.  Miller — 

Compensation, $458  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      186  29 


Hugh  B.  Milleiv- 

Compensation, $399  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        •        .      201  06 


Benjamin  H.  Matthews — 

Compensation, $666  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .      814  15 


George  H.  Morse^-r 
Compensation,      .        .        .        .        .    $903  00 
Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        •        .      408  2^ 


George  N.  Nichols-^ 
Compensation,      ...        .        .        .      $12  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....         4  25 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


$44,115  06 


1,355  10 


1,143  90 


1,564  69 


560  45 


1,782  75 


1,084  55 


1,192  51 


589  29 


600  06 


980  15 


1,811  22 


16  25 


$56,245  97 


/ 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


187 


Statement  XVI. 


R«fbmAtor7t  ^b«. 


Details  174. 


BEFORMATOBY  AND  CORRECTIONAL— Con«mu«l. 


Amount  brought  forward ,       .        .        .        . 

Andrew  T.  Nute— 

Compensation, 91)088  00 

TraTelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .        06  45 


Isaac  Fierce- 
Compensation,      91,080  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        27  30 


Thomas  Preston — 

Compensation, 9684  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .        59  67 


Henry  Proctor — 

Compensation, 91*077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .        72  64 


Henry  O.  Read — 

Compensation, 939  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .        10  95 


Edward  C.  Russell- 
Compensation,      9507  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      191  75 


John  T.  Shale] 

Compensation, 9428  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      147  88 


William  M.  Strachan — 

Compensation, 91>075  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    •        .        .        .        29  95 


D.  J.  Starbuck— 

Compensation, 9207  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      125  00 


J.  W.  Sammerhayes — 

Compensation, 9339  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        11  25 


Asa  D.  Smith — 

Compensation, 9972  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        .        .      896  82 


Francis  M.  Smith — 

Compensation, 91)077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    ....      419  08 


Amount  carried  forward, 


956,245  97 


1,179  45 


1,107  80 


743  67 


1,149  64 


49  95 


698  75 


575  88 


1,104  95 


382  00 


850  2b 


1,368  82 


1,496  03 


966,402  67 


188 


AUDITOE'S  REPOBT, 


[Jan. 


Statekknt  XVL 


Dbtails  174. 


i 

'h 

I 


REFORMATORY  AND  CORRECTIONAL— ConftVuiedl 


Amount  brought  fintoard^       •        •        •        . 

A.  H.  Stevens,  Jr., — 

Compensation, 91,077  00 

Trayelling  Expenses,   ....      424  87 


Greorge  P.  Stone — 
Compensation,      .        .        •        •        .    9747  00 
Travelling  Expenses,   ....         7  08 


John  E.  Tidd— 
Compensation,      .        .        •        .        .    9622  00 
Travelling  Expenses,    ....      189  83 


William  C.  Thomas— 
Compensation,      .....    9174  00 
Travelling  Expenses,   .        .        •        .        88  68 


Charles  W.  Thompson — 
Compensation,      ....        .91)066  00 
Travelling  Expenses,    ....      109  46 


Charles  F.  Taylor- 
Compensation,      9798  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        71  81 


Thomas  £.  Wortman — 

Compensation, 9866  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    ....      183  46 


S.  N.  Whitney- 
Compensation, 
Travelling  Expenses,   . 


9921  00 
428  67 


James  P.  Wade — 

Compensation, 91}077  00 

Travelling  Expenses,   ....      186  60 


Alden  B.  Weston — 

Compensation, 981  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        88  22 


Henry  Q.  Wilcox — 
Compensation,      ......    9812  00 

Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .        20  16 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


966,402  67 


.1,501  87 


764  08 


711  88 


212  68 


1,166  46 


869  81 


499  46 


1,849  67 


1,212  60 
114  22 


882  16 


976,126  28 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No,  6. 


189 


Statement  XYI. 


Details  175. 


SEFOBMATOBY  AND  CORRECUOH Alr^ConHnued. 


Amount  drought  forward^       .        .  .        . 

InCIDBNTAL  and  CrONTINOBNT  EXPENSES. 

Printing  Blanks,  Warrants,  Circulars, 

&c., 92,961  02 

Postage,  Stationery,  &c.,       .        .        .  751  65 

Fitting  and  furnishing  Office,       .        .  597  69 

Cases,  Tables,  Chairs,  &c.,    .        .        .  611  87 

Bent  of  Office, 687  50 

H.  Askenasj,  clerical  servioe,      •        •  803  00 

Cuffs,  Clubs,  Belts  and  Clasps,     .        .  276  25 

Advertising, 177  32 

Expenses  attending  arrest  of  George 

Gray, 100  00 

Proportion  Taxes,        ....  110  45 

1  Safe, 75  00 

Heating  Booms, 108  00 

Sundries, 153  11 

Total  Expenses  State  Policsy 


DBTAHiS  0*0. 176. 


STATE    PBISON. 

[Aets  1866,  Chap.  806;  1809,  CIwimi.  88  uid98».] 


Salaries  of  Warden  and  other  Officers, 

MlBCSLLANEOTIS  EXPENDITURES. 

Provirions, 929,752  49 

Coal,  Wood,  Gas,  Water   and  other 
Expenses,.        .        .        .        .        .20,344  73 

Clothing,  Beds  and  Bedding,  .  .  9,195  88 
Bepairs  and  Lnprovements,  •  .  .  1,908  44 
Transportation  of  Convicts  from  Jails,  .  223  75 
Convicts  when  discharged  from  Prison,      278  00 


Bepairing  and  rebuilding  Shop  after  Fire  of  Aus. 
12,  1866,  beinjt  extra  expenditure,  but  pa^ 
from  appropriation  for  the  year, 

Additional  allowance  on  Contract,  i>er  Bes.  91,    . 
Total  Expenses  of  the  State  Prison, 


Anumnt  carried  fortoard^ 


935,099  52 


981,939  14 


61,702  79 

5,208  61 
8,600  00 


105,610  82 


9187,549  96 


190 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statbmbnt  XVL 


Dbtails  176. 


REFORMATORY  AND  CORRECTIONAL— Conftniitfrf. 


DBTAJIdl  0*0. 176. 
STATE  REFORM  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS. 

[Gwi.  Stat.,  Oh»p.  T8;  Aoti  ISaS,  Chapi.  88  and  390.] 


AmaurU  brought  forward^ 


Salaries  of  Offiobrs  and  Absistants. 
Joeeph  A.  Allen,  Superintendent,         .  91,400  00 
O.  K.  Hatchinaon,  Aasistant-Saperin- 

tendent, 700  00 

Matrons, 416  00 

Teachers, 2,250  00 

H.  H.  Rising,  Physician,       .        .        .  100  00 

Geo.  E.  Morse,  OvejhMer  Chair  Shop,  .  GOO  00 

W.  H.  Rice,  Overseer  Shoe  Shop,        .  400  00 

James  W.  Clark,  Carpenter,         .        .  600  00 

John  T.  Save^,  Machinist,  .        .        .  500  00 

D.  W.  Heals,  Baker,     .        .        .        .  850  00 

Sylvester  Newton,  Watchman,      .        •  800  00 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  L.  G.  Shepard,  Man-of- 

all-work  and  Laundress,    .        .        •  550  00 
Mrs.  Laura  Clark,  Teacher  in  Chair 

Shop, 250  00 

Mrs.  £mma  Newton,  Seamstress,  .  208  00 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  A.  Johnson,  Gardener 

and  Matron  Garden  Family,     .        .  700  00 

Miss  L.  M.  Barton,  care  of  Halls,  156  00 

Mrs.  Ellen  Savery,  Nurse,    •                .  156  00 

Afiss  C.  R  Kent,  Tailoress,  .        .        .  208  00 

.W.  M.  Gilbert,  Yardman,     .        .        .  300  00 

George  E.  Allen,  Assistant-Carpenter, .  800  00 

Rufus  King,  Farmer,    •        .        .        .  400  00 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  N.  P.  Brown,  Master  and 

Matron  Peters  House,       .        .        .  700  00 

Marcus  N.  Putnam,  Ass't-Farmer,        •  850  00 

Other  Employ^, 8,152  07 


George  C.  Davis,  Treasurer,        .       .       .        • 

MiSOBLLANBOUS  EXPBIYDITURBS. 

Meat  of  all  kinds,        ....  94,679  07 

Fish, 600  67 

Fruit  and  Vegetables,  .  .        .      448  00 

Flour 7,588  62 

Indian  and  Rye  Meal,  .        .        .        .1,164  90 
Tea,  Coffee  and  Chocolate,  ...      691  10 

Sugar 614  88 

Molasses, 1,208  77 


Amounts  carried  forward^ 


•16,791  86 


•14,846  07 
200  00 


•15,046  07 


•187,549  96 


•187,549  96 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


191 


Statement  XYI. 


Wtmt<ommmitmvYf  Ae» 


Details  176. 


REFOKMATORT  AND  CORRECTIONAL-.Con^tt«i 


Amotmts  brought  fanoardf 


$16,701  86 


Batter  and  Cheese,      ....  1,347  63 

Lard, 226  18 

Other  ProTisions  and  Groceries,  .        .  818  27 

Sadnetts, 260  20 

Cottonade,    .        .        .        .        .        .  472  76 

Shirtinff, 676  58 

Hats,  Caps  and  Clothine,  ready  made, .  880  60 

Making  and  Trimming  Jackets,    .        .  104  50 

Yam, 185  00 

Shoes  and  Strings,        .        .        .        .  288  70 

Thread,  Sospenders,  &c.,      .        .        .  207  18 

Sundry  Dry  Goods,      .        .        .        .  854  00 

Leather, 566  05 

Shoe-Findings, 44  80 

Sheeting 100  77 

Straw,  Thread,  and  other  Articles  for 

Bedding, 208  70 

Coal  and  Wood,   .     ^  .        .        .        .  5,058  85 

Oil,  Matches,  &c., .     *  •        .        •        .  654  66 

Medicines  and  Medical  Supplies,  •        •  43  85 
Crockery,  Tin,  Glass,  Iron  and  Wooden 

Ware, 560  61 

Table  Linen,  Carpeting,  Mats  and  Fur- 
niture,         228  87 

Transportation  of  Freight,    .        .        .  802  72 
Travelling  Expenses,    .        .        .        .  104  20 
School  Books,  Stationeiy  and  News- 
papers,        545  00 

Labor  and  Material  on  ordinary  repairs,  1,604  10 

Expenses  of  Trustees,  ....  186  20 

Postage  and  Revenue  Stamps,      .        .  78  01 

Grain  for  Fann  Stock, ....  1,830  30 

Oxen,  4;  Swine,  35;  Cows,  10,  «        .  2,560  60 
Plaster,  Ashes,  Bone-dust,  Refuse  Hur,  ate.,  387  20 

Board  Farm  Laborers, ....  882  78 

Gardening,  Trees,  Roots  and  Seeds,     .  747  10 

Farm  Tods, 280  62 

Blacksmithing, 225  81 

Other  Farm  Expenses,        .        .        .  3,373  37 
Expenses  in  collecting  Support  of  Boys 

from  Cities  and  Towns,     .        .        .  15  00 
Returning  Elopers,  and  Sending  Boys 

to  Friends, 238  68 

Conveyance  of  Teachers  from  Depot,  .  115  50 

Shoeing  Horses,  &c.,     .        .        .        .  54  58 

Covered  Wagon, 175  00 

Other  Incidental  Expenses, .        .        .  1,806  80 


Total  Expenses  Reform  School  for  Boys, 
Amount  carried  fonoardy    . 


•15,046  07 


44,851  57 


9187,540  06 


60,807  64 


•247,447  60 


192 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYI. 


Details  177. 


REFORMATORY  AND  CORRECTIONAL  -ConHnued. 


DBTAHiB  Va  177. 
STATE  REFORM  SCHOOL,  NAUTICAL  BRANCH. 

[Ckn.  Btet.,  Qbrnp.  79;  Aeti  1806,  COwp.  88.] 


AnumrU  brought  fanoard^ 


Richard  Matthews,  Superintendent, 

M.  L.  Eldredge,  Aas't  Superintendent, 

Sidney  Brooks,  Teacher, 

Daniel  Russell,  1st  Officer,  • 

Asa  Blanev,  1st  Officer, 

Edward  Baker,  1st  Officer,  . 

Subordinate  Officers,    . 

OrdinuT  Seamen, 

W.  S.  Tighhnan,  Steward,  . 

C.  W.  Reed,  Treasurer,       ^ 


•1,800  00 

1,500  00 

769  03 

478  22 

900  00 

769  42 

4,824  66 

1,648  88 

885  00 

200  00. 


Miscellaneous  ExPEHPitiTREs 


Meats  of  all  kinds, 

Fish,    . 

Fruit  and  Vegetables, 

Flour,  . 

Grain  and  Meal,  . 

Tea,  Coffee  and  Chocolate, 

Sugar  and  Molasses,     . 

Miuc,  Butter  and  Cheese, 

Salt  and  other  Groceries, 

Other  Provisions, . 

Clothing, 

Fuel  and  Lights,  . 

Medicine  and  Medical  Supplies, 

Furniture,  Beds  and  Bedding, 

Ordinary  Repairs, 

Expenses  of  Trustees,  • 

Other  Expenses,  . 

Repairs  on  Ship  Massachusetts, 

Fitting  Ship  George  M.  Barnard, 

Insurance,    .        .        • 

Stationery,  Postage,  &c., 

Pilotage  and  Towage,  . 

Ship-cnandlery,    . 


Total  Expenses  Nautical  Branch, 
Amount  carried  fomocard^ 


•6,756  04 

801  00 

675  76 

779  58 

46  61 

310  15 

778  26 

575  20 

760  60 

5,495  75 

6,485  00 

1,746  10 

206  00 

2,526  48 

1,^8  31 

156  25 

1,006  09 

2,945  02 

1,015  52 

925  25 

1,279  77 

564  10 

2,237  42 


•247»447  60 


•13,175  11 


88,369  16 


51,544  27 


•298,991  87 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


193 


Statement  XYI. 


Details  178. 


REFORMATORY  AND  C0RR£CTI0NAL--Om<mtM(i. 


DUTAILB   Vo.   178. 

INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL  FOR  GIRLa 

[Gen.  Btet.,  Gbap.  76;  Acta  1M6»  Ohap.  88.] 

Amowa  brought  fortoard^       .        •        .        • 

•       .        • 

1298,991  87 

Marcos  Ames,  Saperintendent,    .        .  91,800  00 

Lncj   A.   Proctor,    Aasistant-Saperin- 

teodent,    .        .        .        .        •        .      400  00 

A.  £.  Boynton,  Fanner,       .        •        .      700  00 

Matrons  and  Assistants,     •  .        .        •   1,460  08 

Teachers, 988  83 

Honsekeepers, 1,085  90 

Jacob  Fisher,  Steward,         .        •        .      100  00 

Other  services, 1,628  04 

Frank  B.  Faj,  Treasurer,    *.       •       .      200  00 

18,818  70 

Miscellaneous  Expehditubbs. 

Meats  of  aU  kinds,        ....    992500 

. 

Ksh, 

150  78 

Fruit  and  Vegetables,  . 

40  00 

Flqar, 

t*                4 

.   2,780  25 

Grain  and  MeaV  • 

.      213  42 

Tea,  Coffee  and  Chocolate,  « 

.        50  84 

Suffar  and  Molasses,     . 
Mifk,  Butter  and  Cheese,     < 

516  40 

.      162  50 

Salt  and  other  Grdcef^ 

.      504  47 

Other  Provisions, . 

.      871  06 

Clothing,      .... 

.   2,191  87 

Fuel  and  Lights,  . 

.   1,179  48 

Medicine  and  Medical  Supplies,   < 
Furniture,  Beds  and  Bedding, 

62  44 

.   1,450  52 

Transportation  and  Travel,  • 

158  25 

Ordinary  Repairs, 
Expenses  of  Trustees,  . 

.   1,451  81 

82  44 

Other  Expenses,  .... 

.  1,211  94 

13,488  42 

Total  Expenses  Industrial  School  for  Girls,  . 

21,752  12 

•       •       • 

Amount  carried  forward 

t                   « 

t       •       . 

•820,748  99 

25 


194 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVL 


•     «K«I« 


Details  179. 


REFORMATORT  AND  CORKECTIOTSI AL-^Continued. 


DBTAIItB  Vo.  179. 

ARREST  OP  FUGITIVES. 

[Om.  8U4.,  CiMp.  177{  A«tf  1806,  XSbMpt.  88  aod  990.] 


Amount  brought  forward^ 


Warrant,  January  19, 1866,  for  arrest  of  Frederic 
C.  Brooks : 
Wm.  K.  Jones,  AgenI— 
Expenses, 

Warrant,  January  22, 1866,  for  arrest  of  Alexan- 
der Kinzing : 
Wm.  P.  Miller,  Agent- 
Expenses,     

Warrant,  Pebraaiy  9, 1866,  for  arrest  of  Alexan- 
der Kinzing : 
John  P.  Lynch,  Agent — 
Expenses,     ........ 

Warrant,  Febmary  5, 1866,  for  arrest  of  Edmund 
Boynes:                                              • 
Nathan  Hersey,  Agent — 
Expenses, 

Warrant,  May  28,  1866,  for  arrest  of  Albert  C. 
Meady: 
Richard  Skinner,  Jr.,  Agent — 
Expenses, 

Warrant,  July  14,  1866,  for  arrest  of  Stephen 
Johns  and  Peter  Ploss : 
John  Crosby,  Jr.,  Agent — 
Expenses,     ........ 

Daniel  Chapman,  Deputy  Sheriff- 
Expenses  incurred  in  arrest  of  a  fugitive  from 
justice,  • 

Warrant,  December  26, 1866,  for  arrest  of  Ira  W. 
Mosley : 
Joseph  G.  Bannister,  Agent — 
Expenses, p 


AfnourU  carried  forwardf 


•488  75 


6128 


402  62 


216  29 


104  75 


•820,748  99 


122  50 


489  00 


67  70 


1,886  89 


•322,680  88 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


196 


Statement  XVI. 


PnbUe  Balldtea*. 


Details  180  to  182. 


REFORMATORY  AND  COEBJ&CTIO^ AL^Canduded. 


DJBTAIIA  Vo.  180. 

AGENT  FOR  DISCHARGED  CONVICTS. 

[A«tf  1861,  CiMp.  78;  1806,  Oh*p.  88.] 


Amount  brought  forward^ 


Daniel  Riusell,  Agent  from  January  21, 

John  M.  Feck,  Agent  to  January  20,    . 

Office  Rent  and  Expenses,   . 

Tools  for  sundry  parties, 

Fares  and  Assistance,   .... 

Clothing, 

Board, 

Stoves,  Fuel,  &c, 

Travel,  Postage  and  Stationery,    . 
Papers  for  Conyicts,      .... 


•751  11 

48  80 

270  99 

227  32 

225  76 

115  60 

88  81 

88  58 

27  55 

10  76 


dstaha  vo.  181. 

ASYLUM  FOR  DISCHARGED  FEMALE  PRISONERS. 

[Bm.  1806,  Chap.  81 ;  Aeti  1806,  Chap.  S99.] 


Amount  paid  Treasurer, 

Total  Reformatory  and  Correctional  Expenses, 


1322,630  88 


1,799  82 


2,500  00 


1326,980  70 


PUBLIC    BUILDINGS. 


DWTAXLB   Vo.   182. 

STATE  ALMSHOUSE,  TEWKSBURY. 

[Bm.  1866,  Chap.  40;  Aeti  1866,  ObMp,  282;  1866,  Obap.  2B9.] 


For  Insane  Hospital — 
Heating  and  Furnishing, 
Construction, 
Commissioners,     . 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


•9,998  86 

11,251  72 

500  00 


•21,750  08 


•21,750  08 


196 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


STATftMRlTT  XVI. 


Details  188  to  186 


PUBLIC  BXJILDmGS'-^onUmyed. 


DBTAHiB  Vo.  189. 
STATE  ALMSUGUSS,  MONSON. 

[Aetil80a,OlMi».m.] 


AfiumU  brought  forward^ 


Lumber  and  Transportation  of  lame. 
Labor,  (Carpenters  and  Painters,) 
Tin  Roofing,        .... 

Hardware, 

4,000  Brick, 

Nails, 

Stone, 


PJBTAHiB  Vo.  184. 
STATE  ALMSHOUSE,  BRIDGEWATEB. 

[Bm.  1866,  GhAp.  TS;  Aeti  1866,  Chsp.  29e.] 


Expenses  Repairing  Chimnejs— 
Bricks,.        .        . 
Lime,   .       •       i 
Labor, 


DBTAHiS  Vo,  188. 
NGRTHAMPTGN  LUNATIC  HOSPITAL. 

[Bm.  1866,  Chap.  M;  Aoti  1866,  Chap.  S90.] 


Lumber  and  Labor, 
Tanks,  &c.,  • 
Wire  Cloth, . 
Freight  Chaiges,  . 


1341  04 

1,298  86 

118  48 

69  81 


SSTAIItB  Vo.  188. 
RAINSFORD   ISLAND  HOSPITAL. 

[Km.  1M6,  Chap.  66;  Aeti  1866,  Chap.  29e.] 


Building  and  Repairing  Wharres, 
Amount  carried  farwardj  . 


§21,760  08 


2,000  00 


288  69 


1,807  19 


4,728  00 


t80,668  86 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


197 


8TATBMBNT  XVL 


■■ 


Details  187  to  189. 


PUBLIC  BUILDINGS— Conc/W«rf. 


DBTAUiS  Vo.  187. 
STATE   PRISON. 

[Bm.  1806,  Gtep.  70;  Aeti  1866,  Chap.  290.] 


Amount  brauffhtfartoard^ 


Ezpenses  erectinff  Stockade,  enlaiging  Workshop 

and  remoTing  Stable, 

Paints,  Glass,  Sashes,  Oil,  &c,      .        .    1254  97 
Sand  and  Cement,        .        .        •        •        89  50 

Piles, 157  80 

Iron,  Nuts,  Washers,  &c.y     .        .        .        46  18 
Labor, ...        .    •  .        .        .        .        82  85 


DBTAHiS  No.  188. 

CAMBRIDGE  ARSENAL. 

[Bm.  1866,  Chap.  69;  Aeti  1866,  Ohap.  399.] 


llateriah  and  Labor,    . 
Expenses  bailding  Fence, 


Total  Expenditures  for  Public  Buildings, 


•30,668  86 


4,999  94 


1,634  87 


•87,203-67 


HBTAUjA  Vo.  180. 

COMMISSIONERS   ON   HARBORS  AND  FLATS. 

[Rm.  1862,  Chap.  88;  Aets  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


S.  E.  Sewall,  Commissioner — 
Compensation,  89  days,  at  •$,               .    •lOS  00 
Expenses, 70  21 

Geoige  B.  Unton,  Commissioner —  ' 
ComperaUion,  8  days,  at  •S, 

M.  D.  Ross,  Commissioner — 
Compensation,  9  days,  at  •$,        • 

A.  Boschke,  Civil  Engineer — 
Compensation,  31  days,  at  ^8,       .        .    ^248  00 
Expenses, 2  00 


•600  21 


198 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statxmkkt  XVI. 


Details  190  to  193. 


mOTAILB  Vo.  100. 
HARBOR   COMMISSIONERS. 

[Aeti  18a6|  Gtepf.  140  ana  SOO.] 


A.  Boschke,  CiTil  Engini 
Salarj  from  Julj  11,    .        .                .  11,178  65 
Expenaet, 579  45 


Heniy  Mitchell — 
SerriceB  49  days,  at  93, 
Expenses  and  Kations,  • 


•147  00 
242  10 


Services  and  Expenses  of  yarioas  other  parties, 


•8,524  87 


DBTAlZiS  Vo.  191. 
COMMISSIONERS   ON  RIVER   OBSTRUCTIONS. 

[Aotf  1866,  Cbapf.  268  and  299.] 


COMMISSIONBBS. 

Theodore  Lyman,  Expenses, 
Alfred  R.  Field,  Expenses,  . 

ExPBirsES 
Of  erecting  Fishway  at  Lawrence, 
*  Estimated  Balance, 


.    •Ill  77 
28  80 


.•4,500  00 
.  4,000  00 


•8,640  07 


DBTAlZiS  Ko.  102. 
COMMISSIONER  ON  PRINTING. 

[Rm.  1866,  Chap.  74;  A«ti  1866,  Chap.  389.] 


Paid  William  A.  Crafts,  for  services. 


•400  00 


djbtahiB  iro.108. 

COMMISSIONERS  ON  HOURS  OF  LABOR. 

[Rm.  1866,  Chap.  93;  Aeti  1866,  Ctiap.  801.] 


Estimated  Expenses, • 


•2,000  00 


•    1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No-  6. 


199 


Statement  XYL 


Graivlttmi,  ^k«« 


Details  194  to  198. 


PBTAHiB  Vo.  194. 
INSP£CTOB  OF  GASMETEBS. 

[Act!  1801,  Ctiap.  108;  1808,  Chap.  78  ] 


Frederick  £.  Simpfon, 


•8,000  00 


DBTAIL8  Ko.  195. 

GRATUniEa 
[Aeti  1868,  Gtep.  88.) 


Amoant  of  Gratuity  paid  Levi  Beed,    •        ... 

paid  Rhode  Isluid  on  account 
of  a  Soldier,    .        . 


•848  68 


DBTAIZiS  Vo.  106. 
WEIGHTS   AND   MEASURES. 

[Bm.  1866,  Chap.  79;  Aeto  1806,  Chap.  299.] 


Ezpensefl  incurred  Comparing  Weights, 
Expreaoage, 


•17  50 


BBTAILa  Vo.  197. 

CORPORATION  TAX. 

[Bm.  1806,  Chap*.  S,  11, 14, 6ft.  66  and  88;  Aeti  1866,  Chap.  S88;  I860,  Chap.  S99.] 


Amount  refunded  Cities  and  Towns, 

Companies, 


•881,880  78 


DBTAlZiS  Vo.  198. 
EXPERTS. 

[Aeto  1866,  Chap.  299.] 


Phonographic  Report  of  case  of  E.  W.  Green, 

Printing, 

Joseph  Sarjjent,  Medical  Examination, 
Henry  J.  Bigelow,  Medical  Examination,     • 


•15  00 

92  10 

100  00 

100  00 


•807  10 


200 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statsmbnt  XVL 


DKTAItB  199  TO  SOL 


AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE  SCRIP, 

(Aeto  1866»  Chap.  88.] 


EzpeoBes  of  Sale, 


9556  94 


DJBTAZZiS  Vo.  200. 

UNIVERSAL  EXPOSITION. 

[Bm.  1808,  GhAp.  285;  Acta  1888,  Chap.  298.] 


Sandiy  Adveriiiing, 


•149  00 


DSTAlZiS  Vo.  901. 

MARTHA  JOHONNOT  ANNUITIES. 

[Bm.  1841,  Ohftp.  85;  1848,  GhAp-  78;  Aota  1886,  Chap.  88.] 


Julia  Brace, .      *  • 
Mary  J.  Harria,    • 
Mn.  Stephen  JarTis, 
Rebecca  Lee,       • 
C.  W.  Northey,    . 
George  W.  Preicott, 
Francea  L.  Preacott, 
Eliza  S.  SaltoDstall, 
Caroline  Saltonstall, 
Ann  £.  Saltonstall, 
Lucy  S.  Saltonatoll, 
^firy  Wataon, 


t200  00 
100  00 
100  00 
180  00 
92  60 
100  00 
100  00 
100  00 
100  00 
100  00 
100  00 
100  00 


•1,S72  60 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


201 


Statbment  xyn. 


Details  202,  208. 


BTATEKSNT  Ho.  XVn« 


DXTAIIiB  no.  809. 
BACK   BAY   LANDS   FUND. 

[Aeto  1866,  Gtep.  886;  1880,  Chap.  900;  1881,  Chap.  16.] 


Notes  and  MortoM^es, 

Eastern  Railroad  Scrip*,  dae  July,  1860,  70,  • 
Troj  and  Greenfield  fiailroad  Scrip,  due  April  1, 1890, 
Consolidation  Statutes  Scrip,  due  elanuary  1, 1870, . 
Back  Bajr  Lands  Scrip, 


Estimated  value  of  unsold  (filled  and  unfilled)  Land, 
Total, 


Total  Balance  of  the  Fund,  January  1, 1867,  . 


Incoub  Back  Bay  Lands  Fund. 


Receipts. 
Interest  on  Back  Bay  Lands  Notes, 

Payments, 
Six  Per  Cent  Scrip  of  1856,  . 
Debt  Extinguishment  Fund,   . 
Inyestment, 


•21,500  00 
81,000  00 
85,000  00 
40,000  00 
02,500  00 


•220,000  00 
1,700,000  00 


•1,020,000  00 


•220,000  00 


•100,000  00 

47,170  15 

500  00 


•14,582  25 


•147,670  15 


DBTAZLS  Vo.  20S. 
COMMISSIONERS  ON  PUBLIC  LANDS. 

[Bm.  18G2,  Chap.  79;  1667,  Chap.  70;  1866,  Chap.  78.] 


Balance  on  hand,  January  1, 1866,  . 
Received  from  Sales  of  Back  Bay  Lands, . 


•84,874  83 
67,738  57 


•152,618  40 


26 


202 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


Statbmknt  XVn. 


EtmmStp  ^k«. 


Dbtails  204. 


COMMISSIONERS  ON  PUBLIC  LANDS— (7<mcZi«fe^. 


EXFENSKS  FOB  THE  YbAB   1866. 

Commitsionen* 
Franklin  Haven,  158  days'  services,  at  95, 
£.  C4  Purdy,  207  days'  services,  at  95, 
Artemas  Leo,  67  days'  services,  at  95,   9335  00 
Travel'g  and  other  exp.,    185  20 


CommMonenf  Clerk, 
W.  B.  O.  Peabody,  . 


Stationery, 


Commimonen*  IncideniaU, 


Filling  and  Grading, 
Cash  paid  for  Expenses  in  this  service, 


9790  00 
1,085  00 


520  20 


92,345  20 
1,440  00 

46  17 


93,831  37 


9116,000  00 


DTBTAILB  Vo.  904. 
NOTES  AND  MORTGAGES  FOR  BACK  BAY  LANDS. 


Balance  on  hand,  January  1, 1867,  • 
Received  during  the  year,         .... 

Received  in  payment  of  Notes  and  Mortgages,  . 

Total  Notes  and  Mortgages,  Jan.  1, 1867,  . 


Schedule  of  Notes  and  Mortoaoes. 
James  Eaton,  4  notes,  due  1  and  2  years,  from 

April  9,  1863, .... 
6  notes,  duis  1,  2  and  8  years, 
from  Sept  11, 1866, 

N.  C.  Munson,  9  notes,  due  1,  2  and  8  years, 

from  Sept.  11,  1866, 

William  Chadbourn,  2  notes,  due  3  years  fh>m 

Sept.  29,  1863,      ...... 

G.  O.  Shattuck,  1  note,  due  2  years  from  Jan. 

3,1864, 

J.  P.  Putnam,  1  note,  due  3  years  from  Jan.  3, 

1863, 


Amount  carried  forward^ 


9363,953  93 
102,295  65 


911,246  60 
5,460  00 


9466,249  58 
167,166  87 


9299^082  71 


916,706  50 

12,852  00  . 

3,641  60 

882  00 

882  00 


934,964  10 


1867.] 


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208 


Statbmknt  XYIL 


Details  204. 


NOTES  AND  UOKTGAGES^Continued. 


Amount  brought  fonoardy 


F.  Ey&iia,  2  notes,  dae  1  and  2  Vean  from  Sept. 

29,1868, 

6  notes,  due  1,  2  and  8  yean  from 
Nov.  26, 1866,       .        .        .        . 

E.  S.  Rand,  1  note,  due  8  yean  from  Jan.  8, 
1868,     .      • 

C.  Francis,  6  notes,  due  2  vean  from  Feb.  10, 
1868 

E.  J.  Browne,  2  notes,  due  2  yean  fit>m  Feb. 
10,1863, 

H.  C.  Stevens,  1  note,  due  AprifQ,  1865, . 

C.  E.  Kirby,  1  note,  due  April  0,  1864,     . 
1  note,  due  April  9, 1865,     • 

H.  W.  Williams,  1  ;iote,  due,  Sept  29, 1866,    . 
J.  D.  Dunbar,  1  note,  due  Sept.  29, 1866, . 
Charles  W.  Freeland,  12  notes,  due  1,  2  and  8 


yeara  from  Sept  11, 1866, 


IDS.  J 

kin, 


Samuel  H.  Grookin,  6  notes,  due  2  and  3  yean 

from  May  19, 1864, 
1  note,  due  8  yean  horn 
Sept  29, 1868,      . 

T.  J.  Lee,  8  notes,  due  2  and  8  yean  fit>m  Sept 

29,1868, 

6  notes,  due  2  and  8  yean  from  May 
19,1864, 

Christian  Bors,  1  note,  due  8  yean  frdm  May 

19,1864, 

Walter  C.  Cabot,  2  notes,  due  8  yean  from  May 

19,1864,        ....... 

Thomas  Richardson,  8  notes,  due  1,  2  and  8 

yean  from  May  19, 1864,  .... 
Central  Congregational  Society,  1  note,  due  8 

yean  from  Aiay  19, 1864,  .  .  .  . 
F.  M.  Weld,  4  notes,  due  2  and  8  yean  from 

Oct  16, 1865, 

£.  W.  Cutler,  15  notes,  due  1, 2  and  8  yean 

from  Oct  16, 1865, 

£.  D.  Jordan,  20  notes,  due  2  and  8  yean  from 

Oct  16, 1865, 

Jarvis  Williams,  2  notes,  due  2  and  8  yean  from 

Oct  16, 1865, 

D wight  Foster,  6  notes,  due  1,  2  and  8  yean 

from  Oct  16, 1865, 


Amount  carried  fonoard, 


13,921  74 
20,097  45 


12,672  60 
2,672  60 


•10,080  00 
1,718  75 


•4,668  75 
9,072  00 


•84,964  10 


24,019  19 

2,000  00 

.  15,762  20 

5,610  80 
2,481  70 


5,845  20 

848  75 

1,575  00 

14,112  00 


11,798  75 


18,740  75 
1,820  81 
8,855  60 
4,586  00 

10,605  00 
7,176  96 

80,468  80 

42,688  40 
5,577  60 

10,886  40 


•249,808  51 


204 


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[Jan. 


Statsmbnt  XVII. 


Dbtaiu  20& 


NOTES  AND  MOBTGAGES—Cofic/ucfeir. 


AstMunt  brought /orwardy 


David  NeTins,  Jr.,  8  notes,  due  1, 2  and  8  yean 

from  Nov.  26,  1866, 
£.  D.  Jordan,  21  notes,  due  1,  2  and  3  years 

from  Nov.  26, 1867, 

William  Thomas,  12  notes,  dae  1,  2  and  8  years 

from  Sept  11, 1866, 


9219,808  61 

5,859  00 
82,155  20 
11,760  00 


•299,082  71 


PBTAlZiB  No.  900. 
STATE  ALMSHOUSE  LOAN  SINKING  FUND. 

[Aett  1863«  Chap.  276;  1868,  Chap.  86S;  1854,  Oli*p.*a6i.] 


HAMEB. 


Whea  Loaned. 


WbanP^yibla. 


Mass.  5  per  cent.  Enlaryitement 
State  House  Scrip,  1854,     . 

Mass.  5  per  cent.  Lunatic  Hos- 
pital and  State  Prison  Scrip, 

Mass.  5  per  cent.  Bounty  Fund 
Scrip,  ..... 

Mass.  6  per  cent.  War  Scrip,  . 

Mass.  Eastern  Railroad  Scrip, 

City  of  Boston  Scrip, 

Cash  in  State  Treasury, .        « 


Oct  2,  1854, 
July  1,  1854, 


July  1,  1860, 


Oct  2,  1874, 

July  1,  1874, 

May  1,  1894, 

1869-70*, 
Jan.  1,  1875, 


•14,000  00 

8,000  00 

10,000  00 
52,000  00 
14,000  00 
10,000  00 
887  92 


•108,887  92 


Tbansactions  of  thr  Fund  fob  thb 

Year  1866. 

Amounts  received  from  Income,  as  follows : — 
Eastern  Railroad  Scrip,  (•14,000,)  . 
Lunatic    Hospital    and    State    Prison    Scrip, 

(•8,000,) 

State  House  Scrip,  (914,000,)  . 
City  of  Boston  Scrip,  (910,000,)      . 
Alien  Passenger  Commutation  Tax, 
Bounty  Fund  Scrip,  (•10,000,) 
Bounty  Fund  Scrip,  Discount  on,     • 
Premium  on  Specie, 


•700  00 

400  00 
700  00 
500  00 
6,000  00 
250  00 
895  83 
246  25 


•9,192  08 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6, 


206 


StATKMKST  XVII.  ExttBi 


Details  206,  207. 


DBTAIIiS  Vo,  206* 
DEBT  EXTINGUISHMENT  FUND. 

[Acta  1867,  Cbap.  197.] 


Western  Railrged  Stock,  (6,561  shares,)  at  par, 
Ad<^  diflference  for  market  ralue, 

•656,100  00 

836,856  47 

76  21 

•992,532  68 

126,822  53 
47,170  15 

Tbajvsactioks  of  the  Fund  for  1866. 

Beeeipts. 
ReceWed  from  sales  of  V\  estem  Railroad  Bights, 
Back  Ba^r  Lands  Fund,     . 

•78,992  68 
•78,992  68 

Payments. 

Back  Bay  Lands  Notes, 

Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1667, 

ro  21 
78,916  47 

DBTAIIiS  Ko.  907. 

UNION  LOAN  SINKING  FUND. 

[Aeta  ISei,  Chap.  100.] 


Mass.  Union  Loan  Bonds,  6  ])er  cent.,*   • 
Mass.  Union  Loan  Bonds,  5  per  cent.,*    • 
Mass.  War  Loan  Bonds,  6  per  cent., 
United  States  Registered  Bonds,  6  per  cent.,* . 
United  States  Regjurtered  Bonds,  5  per  cent.,* . 
Cash  uninvested,      «••••• 

.         •         • 

•621,485  53 
116,000  00 

•782,500  00 

280,000  00 

1,429,000  00 

729,000  00 

10,000  00 

4,098  85 

•         • 

*  Add  difiTerence  for  market  value,  . 

•3,184,593  85 
115,400  00 

TKAVAA'CTIOlffl  OF  THK  FlTNP  FOR  1^66- 

•8,299,798  85 

Receipts. 

From  United  States, 

State  Appropriations,  1866,  •  • 

r87,435  53 
309,088  95 

Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1866, 

... 

•         •          • 

•1,420,000  00 
4,098  85 

Loans  Repaid. 
Mass.  Treasurer's  Note, 

•1,046,524  48 
886,568  87 

Investments. 
Mass.  War  Tjobh  Bkmds,  6  per  cent,       •       • 
Calh  on  hand  January  1, 1867, 

•1,433,098  86 
•1,433,008  85 

• 

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PUBLIC  DOCUMENT^Nd.  6. 


209 


Statement  XYII. 


School   Faad. 


Details  208. 


AiASSAGHUSETTS  SCHOOL  FUND— ConcZtMfe^. 


Tbanbaotions  of  the  Fund 

FOB  THE  YbAB  1866. 

From  Moiety  of  Sal^  of  Back 

Bay  Lands  in  1866, 
Balance  of  Income  account  to 

Jane  1,1866, 
From  Town  Forfeitures,   . 


Loans  Repaid. 

Ibwn  of  Clinton,  Note,     . 
State  of  Maine  Scrip,  1858, 

Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1866, 

Investments. 

Western  Baiboad  Stock,  960 
shares, 

Mass.  6  per  cent  War  Loan 
Scrip,    .        .        •        .        . 


9121,207  94 

753  53 
696  80 


•5,000  00 
25,000  00 


9122,748  27 


30,000  00 
43,251  73 


196,000  00 
100,000  00 


9196,000  00 


•196,000  00 


NoTE.'-The  Mossachiuetts  School  Fund  was  estsblished  in  1884,  when  it  was  pro- 
Tided  that  one-half  of  all  the  moneys  received  for  sales  of  land  in  Maine  should  be 
added  to  the  amount  received  of  the  general  government  in  1881^  and  the  income 
thereof  annoally  apportioned  among  the  towns  of  the  Commonwealth  for  the  support  of 
common  schools. 

It  was  provided  by  the  Act  of  1846,  Chap.  219,  that  all  charges  for  educational  pur- 
poses should  be  paid  from  the  principal  of  this  fond,  which  provision  retarded  its  inctease 
until  1858,  when  the  sale  of  the  remainder  of  the  lands  in  Maine,  added  to  the  fond  about 
•328,000. 

In  conformity  with  the  Act  of  1854,  Chap.  800,  the  Treasurer  of  the  Commonwealth 
transferred  to  tills  fund  2,944  shares  Western  Bailroad  Stock,  since  increased  by  the  pur- 
chase of  additional  shares;  and,  by  the  provisions  of  said  Act,  all  charges  for  educational 
purposes  are  paid  from  one-half  of  the  annual  income  of  the  fund,  and  the  other  half 
apportioned  and  distributed  annually  among  the  dties  and  towns  for  the  support  of  oojn- 
mon  schools,  in  the  manner  heretofore  provided  for  the  distribution  of  the  whole  income. 

Under  the  provisions  of  Chapter  154  of  the  Acts  of  1869,  this  fond  received  from  time 
to  time  an  aggregate  of  •456,980.06  from  the  proceeds  of  sales  of  Back  Bay  Lands;  but 
frirther  receipts  from  this  source  ceased  in  1865,  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of 
Chapter  818  of  the  Acts  of  1864. 

Notwithstanding  the  large  amounts  annually  paid  ftx>m  the  Treasury  on  account  of 
educational  estpenses,  from  one-half  of  the  income  of  this  fund,  yet  the  principal  is 
increasing  by  the  addition  of  the  yearly  surplus  from  the  income. 

27 


210 


AUDITOR'S  BEPOBT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVIL 


Details  208. 


INCOME  MASSACHUSETTS  SCHOOL  FUND  FOR  1865-6. 


Bjr  balance  from  fonner  accoant,    .... 
ioterett  on  Town  of  Newton  note  (132,000,)    • 
City  of  Roxbary  note  (•20,000,)     . 
Town  of  Clinton  note  (•9,600,) 
Town  of  North  Bridg:ewater  note  (92,000,) 
Back  Bay  Lands  Scrip  (938,000,)  . 
Back  Bay  Lands  fund,    . 
Town  of  Plymouth  note  (VOfOOO,)  . 
Town  of  Provincetown  note  (§5,600,) 
Town  of  Needham  note  (•5,000,)  . 
Town  of  Brookline  notes  (•11,400,) 
Town  of  Maiden  note  (•12,500,)    . 
Town  of  Watertown  note  (•6,500,) 
City  of  Boston  bondii  (•10,000,)      . 
Town  of  Adams  bonds  ($40,700,)  . 
Town  of  Williarostown  bonds  ($32,200,) 
Town  of  Orono  bonds  (•I 5,870,)    . 
City  of  Portland  bonds  (•124,000,) 
Massachusetts  Scrip,  1853,  (•30,000,) 
Massachusetts  Scrip,  1854,  (•17,000,) 
Massachusetts  Scrip,  1854,  (•18,000,) 
Mass.  Eastern  Railroad  Scrip  (•150,000,) 
Mass.  T.  k  6.  Railroad  Scrip  (•311,000,) 
Mass.  Consolidation  Statutes  Scrip  (940,000,) 
Mass.  Union  Fund  Scrip  (920,000,) 
Town  of  Hopkinton  note  (96,000,) . 
Hills  and  Brother  note  (915,000,)  . 
North  Chelsea  note  (96,000,)  . 
State  Scholarships,  .... 
Teachers*  Institutes, 
Interest  or  Cash  uninvested,     .... 
dividend  on  Western  Railroad  Stock, 
monthly  balance  of  School  Fund  incomes, 
premium  on  specie,  •..•.. 

Total  Income  for  one  year  to  June  1, 1866, . 


To  Educational  Exj^enses  to  June  1, 1866,    .        .        •        . 
Amount  paid  Cities  and  Towns,  per  Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  86, 
Town  Forfeitures,     ........ 

Balance  credited  Fund,    .    ' 


948,633  42 

800  00 

550  00 

693  50 

73  00 

1,900  00 
13,988  28 
898  75 
168  00 
182  50 
842  00 
343  79 
237  2fi 
250  00 

2,442  00 

1,932  00 
504  00 

3,534  00 
075  00 
425  00 
450  00 

8,750  00 

7,775  00 
^1,000  00 
500  00 
438  00 
900  00 
150  00 
700  00 
514  34 

1.471  55 
28,812  00 

1,730  06 
112  50 


9126,675  90 


962,584  42 

62,641  15 

696  80 

753  53 

9126,675  90 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


211 


Statement  XVIL 


Details  208. 


INCOME  SCHOOL  FUND  FOR  1866-7. 


By  intereBtjon  Town  of  Hopkinton  note  (|3,000,)  . 

Town  of  North  Chelsea  note  (96,000,)    i 
Town  of  North  Bridgewater  note  (|2,000,) 
City  of  Roxbary  note  (^0,000^     • 
Town  of  Plymouth  notes  (tl^^dOO,) 
Town  of  Provineetown  note  (95,600,) 
Town  of  Needham  note  (15,000,)    . 
Town  of  Brookline  notes  (911,400,) 
Town  of  Newton  note  (932,000,)    . 
Town  of  Maiden  note  (912,500,)     . 
Town  of  Watertown  note  (96,500,) 
Town  of  Orono  bonds  (915,370,)    . 
City  of  Portland  bonds  (9124,000,) . 
City  of  Boston  scrip  (910,000,) 
Mass.  5  per  cent  scrip,  1858,  (939,000,) 
Mass.  5  per  cent  scrip,  1854,  (|l7,000, 
Mass.  5  per  cent  scrip,  1854,  (918,000, 
Mass.  5  per  cent  scrip,  1860,  (940,000, 
State  of  Maine  Scrip,  1853,  (9150,000,) 
Mass.  Eastern  Railroad  scrip  (9150,000,) 
T.  and  G.  gailroad  scrip  (9311,000,) 
Union  Fund  Loan  scrip, .        ... 
Back  Bay  Lands  scrip  (938,000,)     . 
Hills  &  Brother  note  (915,000,) 
Town  of  Clinton  note  (94,500,) 

By  dividend  on  S,765  shares  Western  Railroad  stock, 

preminm  on  specie,  &c., 

sale  of  Western  Railroad  rights,       •        • 


To  Educational  Expenses,  June  1  to  Dec  31,* 
Balance  of  Income  undrawn  Jan.  1, 1867,t 


9219  00 
150  00 
223  00 
550  00 
532  50 
168  00 
150  00 
342  00 
800  00 
843  75 
195-00 
504  00 

3,534  00 
250  00 
975  00 
425  00 
450  00 

1,000  00 

8,750  oa 

3,750  00 

7,775  00 

500  00 

960  00 

450  00 

135  00 

24,010  00 

133  75 

14  00 


957,279  00 
26,007  38 


931,271  67 


*  These  amoimts  are  apparently  larger  as  rendered  in  Statements  X.  and  XII.  of  this 
Bepbrt,  the  difference  accruing  from  transfers  in  the  settlement  of  these  accoants  in  the 
Treasury  Department,  which  transfers  are  there  treated  as  receipts  and  payments  for  the 
purposes  of  such  eettlement. 

t  This  sum,  together  with  the  amount  to  be  received  up  to  June  1,  1867,  will  he 
equally  dlTided,  according  to  the  provisions  of  the  General  Statutes,  chapter  86,  and  one- 
half  will  be  apportioned  and  paid  to  the  seyeral  cities  and  towns  of  the  Commonwealth 
on  the  10th  of  July. 


212 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT* 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVIL 


Dktailb  208. 


APPORTIONMENT  OP  THE  MOIETY  OF  THE  INCOME  OF  THE 
MASSACHUSETTS  SCHOOL  FUND  FOR  THE  YEAR  1866. 

[Otn.  Btet.,  Ohap.  86.]  * 


BARNSTABLE   COUNTY. 


Barnstable, . 
Brewster,  . 
Cbatbam,  . 
Dennis, 
Eastbam,  • 
Falmonth,  . 
Harwicb,     • 


•224  85 

120  75 

168  00 

100  80 

06  80 

180  65 

100  20 

Orleans,     . 
ProTincetown, 
Sandwicb, . 
Truro, 
Wellfleet,  . 
YannoQtb, . 


•110  10 
180  75 
212  85 
118  65 
156  00 
153  80 


•2,070  90 


BERKSHIRE   COUNTY. 

Adams,               • 

•300  60 

New  Ashford,     . 

Alford, 

84  45 

New  Marlboro', . 

•130  95 

Becket, 

110  70 

Otis,  . 

•     102  90 

Cbeshire,     .        • 

130  80. 

Peru, . 

93  30 

Clarksbnrg, . 

03  00 

Pittsfield,   . 

312  66 

Dalton, 

113  40 

Richmond,  • 

105  00 

Effreoiont,  .        • 
Florida, 

103  65 

Sandisfield, 

132  45 

07  50 

Savoy, 

103  50 

Gt  Barrington,   . 

109  50 

Sheffield,    . 

153  60 

Hancock, 

100  85 

Stockbridge, 

148  80 

• 

Hinsdale,     . 

127  85 

Tyringbam, 
Washmgton, 
W.  Stockbridge, . 

08  10 

Lanesborougb,    . 

115  05 

106  65 

J^ee,    •        ■        • 

217  05 

128  55 

Lenox, 

117  00 

Williamstown,    • 

150  45 

Monterey,   . 

07  80 

Windsor,   . 

100  65 

Mt.  Wasfaington, . 

84  15 

3,088  71 

BRISTOL  COUNTY. 

Acasbnet,    . 

•118  65 

New  Bedford,     • 

•652  80 

Attleborougb, 

277  80 

Norton, 

127  65 

Berkley, 

101  25 

Ravnbam,  . 
Rehoboth,  . 

124  35 

Dartmouth, . 

183  75 

130  50 

Digbton, 

124  50 

Seekonk,    . 

06  00 

Easton, 

174  00 

Somerset,   . 

137  85 

Fairbaven,  . 

147  45 

Swanzey,  . 

108  00 

FaU  River, . 

690  60 

Taunton,    . 

562  60 

Freetown,  . 

125  25 

Westport,  . 

171  15 

Mansfield,   . 

130  95 

4,204  80 

CofTied  fortoard,  • 

•10,273  41 

■ 

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StATKMXNT  XYTI.                        Seko^l   Fniid. 

Details  208. 

APPORTIONMENT  INCOME  SCHOOL  FUND— ( 

• 

• 

Continued, 

DUKES  COUNTY. 

Brouaht  forwards  • 

. 

•10,273  41 

Chilxnark,    . 

•89  10 

Gosnold,     . 

•77  85 

Iidgartowiiy  • 

131  25 

Tisbttiy,     • 

127  50 

425  70 

• 

Y^riV      i  V 

ESSEX  COUNTY. 

• 

• 

•197  85 

Marblehead, 

•292  80 

» 

Andorer,    . 

230  85 

Methuen,   . 

147  75 

Beyeriy, 

244  80 

Middleton, . 

106  20 

Boxford,      . 

103  95 

Nahant, 

85  65 

Bradford, 

123  45 

Newbury,  . 

116  70 

Danyen,     . 

246  90 

Newbnrvpgrt,  .. 
No.  Andover,     . 

524  10 

Eflsex, 

126  80 

149  70 

Geoi^town, 

136  50 

Rockport,  . 

175  05 

Gloocester,  • 

427  35 

Rowley, 

115  50 

Groveland,. . 

122  25 

Salem, 

668  15 

Hamilton,    . 

100  50 

Salisbury,  . 

187  65 

HaTerhUl,  . 

376  20 

Saugus, 
So.  Danvers, 

139  35 

Ipswich,      .        • 
Lawrencei  • 

178  05 

297  45 

616  95 

Swampscott, 

118  65 

Lynn,  •        .        • 

730  35 

Topsfield,  • 

109  05 

Lvnnfield,   . 
Manchester, 

04  65 

Wenham,  . 

106  35 

131  55 

W.  Newbury,     . 

144  15 

7,667  70 

FRANKLIN  COUNTT. 

Ashfield, 

• 

•105  30 

Leyden,     • 

•93  75 

Bemardflton, 

101  70 

Monroe,     . 

80  40 

Backland,   . 

ldi75 

Montague, . 

130  80 

Chariemont, 

112  35 

New  ^em. 

108  75 

Colndn, 

131  10 

Northfield, . 

118  53 

Conway, 

123-60 

Orange,     • 

127  60 

Deerfimd,    • 

181  20 

Rowe, 

97  20 

Erving, 

95  55 

Shelbume, 

122  10 

GOl,    .        .        . 

96  15 

Shutesbury, ' 

103  20 

Greenfield, . 

169  95 

Sunderland, 

102  30 

Hawlej, 

87  75 

Warwick,    . 

100  95 

^eath, 

95  55 

Wendell,    . 

94  50 

Leverett,     . 

103  05 

Whately,  . 

107  70 

2,926  68 

Carried  fbrwctrd,  • 

•21,293  49 

• 

214 


AUDITOR*S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYII. 


School  Vmad. 


Details  208. 


APPORTIONMENT  INCOME   SCHOOL  YTTSD-^ConUnued. 


HAMPDEN  COUNTY. 


Brought  forwardy 
AffawatDi 
Bfandford,  • 
Brimfield,    . 
Chester, 
Chico]>ee,    . 
Granville,   . 
Holland, 
Holyoke, 
Lonffmeadow, 
LudSow, 
Monaon, 


Amberst,     • 

Belcbertown, 

Chesterfield, 

Cnnnninf^n, 

Easthampton, 

Enfield, 

Goshen, 

Granby,^ 

Greenwich, 

Hadlev, 

Hatfield, 

Huntington, 


•129  60 
103  65 
108  90 
119  10 
270  80 
122  70 
87  80 
241  95 

115  95 

116  25 
158  55 


Montgomery, 

Palmer, 

Russell, 

Southwick, 

Springfield, 

Tolland,     . 

Wales, 

Westfield,  . 

W.  Springfield 

Wilbraham, 


HAMPSHIRE  COUNTY. 


.   9170  25 

160  20 

101  55 

108  80 

156  80 

108  85 

87  80 

102  00 

91  95 

138  45 

118  85 

110  70 

Middlefield, 

Northampton, 

Pelham, 

Plainfield,  . 

Prescott,     • 

South  Hadley, 

Southampton, 

Ware, 

Westhampton, 

Williamsbuig, 

Worthington, 


MIDDLESEX  COUNTY. 


•87  90 

171  90 

97  50 

112  95 

631  95 

94  05 

90  75 

285  65 

137  55 

141  60 


•98  70 
324  75 

96  75 
90  60 
82  35 

140  85 
114  90 
177  75 

97  05 
145  85 
104  70 


Acton, 

Asbby, 

Ashland, 

Bedford, 

Belmont, 

Billerica, 

Boxborough, 

Brighton, 

Buninffton, 

Cambridge, 

Carlisle,- 

Charlestown, 

Chelmsford, 

Carried  forward^ 


•132  90 

99  75 
126  90 

98  70 
112  50 
124  60 

91  05 
187  65 

90  60 
1,124  85 

94  85 
817  65 
148  65 


Concord,    . 

Dracut, 

Dunstable, . 

Framingham, 

Groton, 

Holliston,  . 

Hopkinton, 

Hudson, 

Lexington, 

Lincoln,     . 

Littleton,   . 

Lowell, 

Maiden, 


L 


•186  95 
116  85 
88  60 
210  00 
178  65 
175  65 
235  15 

137  70 
96  75 
106  35 
843  75 
275  00 


•5,846  25 


•21,293  49 


3,376  05 


2,922  45 


•27,591  99 


1867.] 


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STATBMKlfT  XYIL 


DSTA1L8  20S. 


APPORTIONMENT  INCOME  SCHOOL  FUND—CbiUJiitfed. 


MiDDLKSKZ  CouHTT — QmclmktL 


St 


Brous^/arwardj 

Marlborongh, 

Medford, 

MelitMe, 

Natick, 

Newton, 

No.  BeadinsTi 

Pepperell, 

Beading, 

Sberborn, 

Shiriej, 

Somenrille, 

So.  Beading, 

Stoneham, 

Stow,  . 


Nantncket, 


Bellingliam, 
Braintree,    . 
Brookline,  • 
Canton, 
CohaBBet, 
Dedham, 
Dorchester, 
Doyer, 
Fozboroagh, 
Franklin,     • 
Medfield,     . 
Medway,     • 


•5,846  25 
818  45 
249  15 
106  65 
245  25 
.  871  70 
108  30 
125  10 
151  50 
106  50 
111  45 
365  70 
179  55 
160  95 
120  00 


Sudbury^    • 
Tewksbory,- 
Townsend,  • 
Tjmgsboroagh, 
Waltham,  . 
Watertown, 
Wayland,  . 
W.  Cambridge 
Westford,   . 
Weston,     . 
Wilmington, 
Winchester, 
Wobam,    • 


NANTUCKET  COUNTY. 


NORFOLK  COUNTY. 


.   9117  80 

199  95 

218  40 

199  20 

182  00 

800  90 

425  40 

95  40 

155  10 

142  80 

96  45 

172  05 

Milton, 
Needham,  . 
Quincy, 
Randolph,  . 
Boxbniy,    . 
Sharon,      • 
Stonghton, . 
Walpole,    . 
West  Roxbary, 
Weymouth, 
Wrentham, 


PLYMOUTH  COUNTY. 


Abington,    . 
Bridgewater, 
Caryer, 
Dnxbary,     . 
£.  Bridgewater, 
Halifax, 
Hanover,     . 

Carried  fartpardy 


•890  45 
198  05 
108  65. 
149  70 
177  80 
94  80 
122  40 


Hanson, 
Hingham,  . 
HoU,  . 
Kingston,    • 
Lakeviile,  . 
Marion, 
Marshfield, . 


•112  50 
114  60 
181  85 
90  80 
279  75 
181  20 
110  85 
156  75 
117  75 
110  40 
108  50 
147  15 
800  60 


•151  05 
154  80 
807  50 

991  35 
117  60 
245  55 
135  15 
261  45 
841  85 
169  85 


•115  20 
177  45 
82  95 
119  10 
108  05 
108  95 
131  55 


•2,064  60 


•27,591  99 


10,578  70 


187  95 


5,180  60 


•48,484  24 


216 


AUDITOE'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYIL  sc^qqi  rmad. 


Details  208. 


APPORTIONMENT  INCOME  SCHOOL  FTTSD-^Canduded. 

Plymouth  County — Concluded. 

Brought  forteardf  • 

•2,004  60 

•        •        •        • 

•       .      . 

•48,484  24 

Mattapoisett, 

118  35 

Rochester,  . 

•106  65 

Middleborough,  • 

220  95 

Scituate,     . 

137  10 

N.  Bridsewater,  • 
Pembrdce,  . 

803  75 

South  Scituate,  • 

124  05 

121  50 

Wareham,  . 

158  49 

Pljmoath,    . 

260  55 

W.  Bridgewater, 

137  55 

PlymptoQ,   • 

102  90 

8,856  44 

SUFFOLK  COUNTY, 

Boston^        •        • 

95,310  80 

North  Chelsea,  ; 

•90  18 

Chelsea,      .  .     . 

564  60 

Winthrop,  . 

94  65 

6,059  73 

WORCESTER  COUNTY. 

Ashbarnham, 

•143  10 

Northborough,    . 

•115  65 

Athol, 

163  80 

Northbridge, 

164  85 

Aabam, 

106  65 

No.  Broolmeld,  . 

205  05 

Bam, 

149  70 

Oakham,    . 

105  60 

Berlin, 

106  05 

Oxford,      •    *    • 

— 

BlackBtone, . 

246  30 

Paxton, 

94  05 

Bolton, 

, 

123  75 

Petersham,. 

118  20 

Boylaton,     . 

97  95 

Phillipston, 

97  95 

Brookfield,  . 

119  34 

Princeton,  . 

111  60 

Charlton,     . 

131  10 

Royalston,  . 

122  25 

Clinton, 

209  55 

Rutland,     . 

110  40 

t 

Dana, 

100  50 

Shrewsbury, 

122  25 

Doofflas, 
DadTey, 

138  45 

Southborough,    • 

126  90 

• 

140  55 

Southbridge, 

214  50 

Fitchbui*g,  . 

825  50 

Spencer,    . 

167  25 

Gardner,     , 

151  65 

Sterling,     • 

125  55 

Grafton, 

201  00 

Sturbridge, 

137  55 

Hardwick,  . 

119  85 

Sutton, 

149  40 

• 

Harvard,     . 

115  95 

Templeton, 

142  50 

Holden, 

132  45 

Upton, 

128  25 

Hubbardstoi 

h      ' 

124  95 

Uzbridge,  . 

171  90 

Lancaster, 

115  60 

Warren,     . 

138  30 

Leicester, 

156  45 

Webster,    . 

161  55 

Leominster, 

166  35 

Westborough,     . 

161  40 

Lnnenbarg, 

101  40 

W.  Boylston,      . 

152  10 

Mendon, 

118  85 

W.  Brookfield,   . 

130  05 

Milford,       . 

414  30 

Westminster, 

125  55 

Millbuiy,     • 

187  25 

Winchendon,     . 

162  60 

New  Bndntree,   . 

97  35 

Worcester, . 

972  45 

• 

■ 

• 

9,240  74 

•62,641  15 

186T.] 


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217 


Statkmsnt  XYH.  • 


ad«M««Bal 


Details  208. 


EDUCATIONAL   EXPENSES   PAYABLE   FROM   INCOME  OF 

MASSACHUSETTS  SCHOOL  FUND. 

(Aeti  1868,  Cbftp.  74.] 


Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Edncation,  Salary,^. 
Members'  TraTelliiiff  Expenses,' 
Agent  of  Board  of  Education,* 
American  Institute  of  Instruction,*  . 
Massachusetts  Teachers'  Association,' 
Teachers' Institute,*         .... 
Teachers'  County  Associations,^ 
Support  of  Normal  Schools,*    ... 
Aid  to  Attendants  in  Normal  Schools,*    • 
Support  of  State  Scholarships,^ 

Indian  Schools," 

Normal  School  Bmldincs,^ 

Printing,  Postage  and  Stationery,"  •        • 


Total, 


Items  of  Expenditure  as  far  as  rendered  to  this  office,  and 
payable  from  appropriations  for  Educational  Expenses : — 

Joseph  White,  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Education,  Salary,.  • 


BoABD  OF  Education,  Membxrs'  TBAYELUKa  Expenses. 
George  B.  Emerson, 


Agent  of  the  Board  of  Education. 
B.  G.  Northrop,  Salary, 


American  Institutb  of  Instruction. 
Amount  of  Appropriation, 


Massachusetts  Teachers'  Association. 
Expenses, 


«2,900  00 

27  OG 

2,800  00 

500  00 

800  00 

2,800  00 

100  00 

26,000  00 

4,000  00 

8,600  00 

738  00 

2,357  84 

10,574  14 


•57,192  04 


•2,000  00 


•27  06 


•2,800  00 


•500  00 


•800  00 


^  Aets  1864,  Chap.  99. 

*  Gen.  Stat.,  Chap.  Si. 

*  Acts  1866,  Chap.  74. 
«  AcU  1866,  Chap.  74. 

*  Res.  1866,  Chap.  74. 

*  Cien.  Stot,  Chap.  35. 
'  AcU  1864,  Chap.  68. 

28 


«  Acta  1866,  Chap.  74. 

*  G«n.  Stot,  Chap.  86. 

»>  Acts  1866,  Chap.  999. 

"  Gen.  Stat,  Chap.  36;  aad  sondiy  Betolres. 

»  Acta  1866,  Chap.  74. 

»  Gen.  Stat,  Chap.' 84. 


218 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statembkt  XVII. 


^tl«Bml 


Dbtails  208. 


EXPENSES— CVmtinti^^. 


Teachers'  Institutes. 
T^jmenta  made  br  Joseph .  White,  Secretary  of 
the  Board  of  Edacation,  for  the  support  of 
Teachers'  Institates  in  the  year  1866 : — 

For  the  Institute  held  at  Andoyer,  April  16 — 
To  Lowell  Mason, 
William  Russell, 
George  A.  Watson, 
William  H.  NUes, 
£.  H.  Barlow, 
J.  C.  Sharpe,  • 
A.  P.  Stone,    . 
E.  B.  Webb,   . 
A.  J.  Phipps,  . 
L.  B.  Monroe, 
Incidentals, 


At  Penperell,  April  23 
To  Lowell  Mason, 
WilUam  Russell, 
George  A.  Walton, 
William  H.  Niles, 
E.  H.  Barlow, 
L.  B.  Monroe, 
J.  C.  Sharpen  . 
&  W.  Hanks, . 
Use  of  Hall,    . 
Incidentals, 


At  Orange,  Oct  16 — 
To  Lowell  Sfason, 
William  Russell, 
George  A.  Walton, 
William  H.  NUes, 
J.  C.  Sharpe,  • 
H.  K.  OliYer,  . 
J.  W.  Dickinson, 
M.  S.  Brown,  . 
A.  J.  Phipps,  . 
J.  £^.  Moors,    . 


At  Clinton,  Oct.  22— 

To  Lowell  Mason, 

William  Russell,      •«•... 

George  A.  Walton, 

William  H.  NUes,    .       .        . 

AmoufUg  carried  forward^      .        .        .        . 


•60  00 
60  00 
50  00 
50  00 
40  00 
25  00 
20  00 
20  00 
10  00 
80  00 
1  85 


•60  00 
60  00 
50  00 
50  00 
50  00 
80  00 
25  00 
20  00 
7  00 
80 


•60  00 
60  00 
55  00 
55  00 
30  00 
20  00 
15  00 
15  00 
15  00 
15  00 


•60  00 
60  00 
55  00 
55  00 


•280  00 


•866  85 


852  80 


840  00 


•1,059  15 


1867.] 


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219 


Statkhbitt  XVIL 


Details  208. 


EXPENSES— ConttnuMf. 


AnunuUs  brought  fartoard,      •        .        .        • 

9280  00 

•1,059  15 

To  William  L.  Gage,    ...... 

80  00 

J.  C.  Sharpe,  . 

1        « 

»                a                . 

80  00 

J.  W.  DickinfOD,     . 

1        < 

t                .                . 

20  00 

£.  B.  Webb,   . 

■ 

« 
*                .                • 

20  00 

A.  J.  Phipps,  . 

•        1 

15  00 

M.  F.  BrowDy . 

« 

•                 . 

15  00 

Incidentals,     • 

» 

»                .                • 

8  25 

Sft8  25 

At  New  Mariborough,  Nov.  6 — 

VVW      MV 

To  Lowell  Mason, 

•60  00 

William  RuMll,      .       < 

00  00 

George  A.  Walton, . 

55  00 

WilUam  H.  Niles,    . 

55  00 

• 

J,  C.  Sharpe,  •        • 

80  00 

J.  W.  Dickinson,     • 

20  00 

J.  Jay  Dana,  . 

15  00 

Incidentals,     . 

15 

295  15 

At  Stou^ton,  Not.  12— 
To  Lowell  Mason, 

•60  00 

WiUiam  RusseU,      . 

60  00 

George  A.  Walton,. 

55  00 

TTiUiam  H.  Niles,    . 

55  00 

J.  C.  Sharpe,  . 

80  00 

. 

A.  G.  Borden, 
H.  K.  OliTer,  . 

15  00 

15  00 

M.  S.  Brown,  . 

15  00 

William  P.  Atkinson, 

15  00 

Use  of  Hall,    . 

25  00 

Incidentals,     . 

1  65 

S46  fiS 

At  Fall  RiTcr,  Nov.  19—     . 

OW    Vv 

To  Lowell  Mason, 

•60  00 

t^illiam  Bussell,      . 

60  00 

George  A.  Walton, .        •       •        . 

55  00 

William  H.  NUes,    .... 

55  00 

J.  C.  Sharpe,  •       •       •       •       . 

80  00 

M.  S.  Brown,  .        •        •        . 

20  00 

H.  K.  Oliver,  .        .       •       •        , 

15  00 

A.  6.  Boyden,  (self  and  assistant,)  . 

80  00 

J.  F.  Clarke,  .... 

15  00 

Incidentals, 

2  45 

• 

840  45 

•      •       . 

irMm    TXV 

Amount  earned  forward^ 

»        < 

» 

»                < 

• 

•2,406  65 

220 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statembnt  XVII. 


Details  208. 


EXPENSES— Coft/tniMtf. 


Amount  trtntghUforward^ 


AdTertiidng— 
To  Boeton  Journal, 
Boston  TraTeller,    . 
Springfield  Republican, 
Congregationauflt,    • 
Worcester  Spy, 
Adams  Transcript,  . 
Berkshire  Courier,  . 
Berkshire  County  Eagle, 
Pittsfield  Sun, . 
Fall  River  News,     . 
Lee  Valley  Gleaner, 
Fitchburg  Sentinel, 


•    •    • 


Fitchburg  ReTeille, . 
Clinton  Courant,     • 
Worcester  Palladium,    . . 
Greenfield  Gazette  and  Courier, 
Advertiser,      •        •        •        . 
Lowell  Journal,      .       . '      . 


Amount  returned, 


Teachers'  Countt  Associations. 
Cash  paid  Associations  in  the  Counties  of  Dukes, 
Miadlesez,  Norfolk  and  Plymouth,    • 


Support  or  Normal  Schools. 
Bridgewater  Normal  School-^ 
Albert  G.  Bojrden,  Principal, 
Solon  F.  Whitney,  Assistant, 
George  A.  Martin,  Assistant, 
Elisha  H.  Barlow,  Assistant, . 
Eliza  B.  Woodward,  Assistant, 
Emeline  F.  Fisher,  Assistant, 
Charlotte  A.  Comstock,  Assistant, 
Ellen  G.  Brown,  Assistant,  . 

O.  B.  Brown,  Music  Teacher, 

Care  of  School,  Furnaces,  &c.. 

Fuel, 

Stationery,  Books  and  Maps,    . 
Printing  and  Advertising,     • 

AtnounU  carried  forward^ 


.  92,200  00 

.   375  00 

•   017  98 

.   .   440  17 

.   700  00 

.   400  10 

• 

.   870  50 

• 

.   204  22 

95,716  06 

•   •   •   .' 

150  00 

.  9140  60 

.   840  88 

.   124  60 

.   .   117  41 

.  9722  08 

95,866  06 

926  87 
28  01 


4 
2 
2 
2 
2 
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80 
60 
60 
50 
60 
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2  50 


2 
2 


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25 


8  50 


2 
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1 
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25 
13 


100 


92,406  65 


85  50 


92,402  15 
807  85 


92,800  00 


9100  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


221 


Statehbmt  XVIL 


DKTAna  208. 


EXPENSES— ContmiMf/. 


Amounts  brought  fonoard^     • 

•722  98 

•5,866  06 

Postage  and  Express,   •        •       •       . 

17  06 

Brooms,  Dusters,  &c,  •        •        •        , 

4  25 

Famiture, 

10  00 

• 

,  Bepairs,        .        •        ^       •        •        < 

27  02 

*  Sundries, 

12  75 

* 

794  06 

•6,660  12 

Framingbam  Normal  School — 

George  N.  Bigelow,  Principal, 

.  91,148  18 

Kancy  J.  Bigelow,  Assistant, 
Annie  £•  Johnson,  Assistant, 

405  95 

• 

.   1,850  00 

Ellen  Hyde,  Assistant, .        .        .        . 

.      600  00 

Frances  A.  Bich,  Assistant,  . 

600  00 

Ada  B.  Stnrtevant,  Assistant, 

178  75 

£.  Gertmde  French,  Assistant,    . 

.      888  88 

* 

Fannie  Whitcomb,  Assistant, 

.      888  88 

Charlotte  C.  Steams,  Assistant,    • 

188  88 

" 

E.  J.  Hasbrouck,  Assistant,  . 

188  88 

Abbie  F.  Worcester,     •        • 

188  88 

A.  C.  Dayis,  Assistiwt) .        •        •        . 

88  88 

Miss  Chaplin,  Teacher  of  Drawing, 

238  00 

•5,815  86 

O.  B.  Brown,  Musiq  Teacher, 

»        •        • 

100  00 

Care  of  School,  Fnmaces,  &c., 

.    9250  00 

Fuel, 

.      862  47 

Insurance,    

00  00 

< 

Stationery,  Books  and  Maps, 

85  16 

• 

Printing  and  Adrertising,     • 

80  89 

Skeleton,      .        .        .        .     '  . 

47  50 

Work  on  Grounds, 

87  60 

Sundries, 

22  50 

925  62 

6,841  48 

Salem  Normal  School — 

D.  P.  Hafflftr,  Principal, 
Ellen  M.  Dodge,  Assistant,  . 

.  92,500  00 

600  00 

Mary  E.  Webb,  Assistant,    • 

550  00 

Caroline  J.  Cole,  Assistant,  . 

/    500  00 

Miss  Godden,  Assistant, 

.      265  00 

• 

Mary  N.  Plumer,  Assistant,  • 

.      500  00 

Miss  E.  A.  Chandler,  Assistant,    . 

500  00 

Miss  Nash,  Assistant,    .        .        •        . 

265  00 

Miss  I.  C.  Tenney,  Assistant, 

500  00 

•6,180  00 

• 

O.  B.  Brown,  Music  Teacher, 

1        •        • 

■        • 

125  00 

Amounts  carried  forward^ 

•6,805  00 

•13,501  60 

222 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statkmbrt  XVI. 


DBTAn.8  208. 


EXPENSES— Con^inuA/. 


Amounts  brought  forward,      •        «        •        . 

Care  of  House,  Farnaces,  &c.,     .        •    9230  00 

Fuel, 368  50 

Use  of  Water, 60  00 

Repairs, 71  60 

"  -    -      -  ...        54  30 

11  62 

35  00 

.      216  07 

34  00 


StationeiT,  Books,  &c., 
Brooms,  Dusters,  &c., 
Insurance,    . 
Carpet, 
Sundries, 


Westfield  Normal  School— 
J.  W.  Dickinson,  Principal, . 
J.  C.  Greenough,  Assistant, . 
J.  6.  Scott,  Assistant,  . 
Miss  M.  Mitchell,  Assistant, . 
Miss  A.  y.  Badger,  Assistant, 
Mrs.  J.  W.  Dickinson,  Assistant,  . 
School  of  Observation,  Teacher,  . 


2,250  00 
1,350  00 
1,000  00 
650  00 
550  00 
400  00 
250  00 


J.  G.  Scott,  Music  Teacher, 


Care  of  House,  Furnaces,  &c.. 

Fuel,    .... 

Stationerj,  Books,  &c., . 

Printing  and  Advertising, 

Bep&irs, 

Slating  Boards,    . 

Sundries, 


9197  38 

268  76 

31  95 

16  50 

19  91 

145  50 

876  91 


96,306  00 


1,071  09 


96,450  00 
150  00 


General  Expenses. 


Lectures, 

Advertising, 

Printing, 


Total  Expenses  rendered, 


Received  from  State  Treasurer, 


1,056  90 


925  00 
48  00 
81  07 


918,501  60 


7,876  09 


7,656  90 


104  07 


928,638  66 


926,000  00 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


228 


Btatkmsnt  XVII. 


Details  208. 


BXPE^SES^Caneluded. 


AiD^  TO  Attendants  in  Normal  Schools. 

In  Bridgewater  Normal  School,    .        •        .        . 

Framioffham  Normal  School,    .        .        .        . 

Salem  Normal  School,      •        .        .        .        . 

Westfield  Normal  School,        •        •        .        . 


Support  of  State  Scholarships. 
Harvard  College,  14  scholars, 
Amherst  College,  8  scholars, .... 
IrVilliams  College,  4  scholars,        •  •     . 
Tufb  College,  4  scholars,      •        .  •      . 


Amoant  unexpended, 


Indian  Schools. 

Schools  at  '*  Marshpee," 

"  Herrinff  Pond," 

"  Gay  Hfead," 

<*  Chappequiddic  "  and  '*  Christiantown," 


Normal  School  Buildings. 

Westfield,  for  Fence, 

Bridgewater,  for  Chemical  Appai^atus  and  Cases, . 


•Postage,  Stationery,  &c. 
8,000  copies  Annual  Beport — 

Composition,         .        .        .        •        •  9568  24 

Alterations, 131  00 

Presswork,    .        .        ,        .        .        .  554  95 

Paper, 5,194  88 

Binding, 8,045  10 


Posti^, 

Printing  Blanks,  School  Begister,  &c., . 


Statione: 

Packing  Boxes  and  Ezpressage,   . 


Bo 


91,000  00 
1,000  00 
1,000  00 
1,000  00 

91,400  00 
800  00 
400  00 
400  00 

93,000  00 
600  00 

9340  00 

20  00 

209  00 

164  00 

92,000  00 
357  84 

99,494  17 


38  00 

936  22 

61  25 

44  50 


94,000  00 


93,600  00 


9733  00 


92,357  84 


910,574  14 


224 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


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Details  209. 


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Details  211. 


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227 


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AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statemknt  XVn. 


Fwid  fbr  llridcea* 


Details  218. 


CHARLES  RIVER  AND  WARREN» BRIDGES  FV^D— Concluded. 


Transactions  of  the  Fund  for  1866.* 
By  interest  on  Mass.  State  House  scrip  (940,000,) 

Town  of  N.  Chelsea  note  ($3,000,) 
City  of  Portland  scrip  (915,000,)  . 
town  of  Maiden  notes  ^922,600,)  . 
Mass.  6  per  cent,  scrip  (95,000,)  . 
Mass.  East  Railroad  scnp  (95,000) 

By  Premium  on  Specie, 

rent  of  Buildings,  &c.,  received  of  J.  Wright, 

Agent, 

rent   of  Buildings,  &c.,  receiyed   of  Moses 
Whitehouse,  Agent,     .        .        .        . 


To  Expenses  incurred  in  1866 : — 

On  account  of  Charles  Riyer  Bridge. 

Moses  Whitehouse,  Draw-Tender,  Salary,    • 

Repairs,  .... 
Horse-Keepinff, 
Gas,  Oil,  Fluid  and  Fuel, 
Incidental  Expenses, 


On  account  of  Warren  Bridge. 
John  Wright,  Draw-Tender,  Salary,    . 
Repairs, .        .        . 
Horse-Keeping, 
Gas,  Oil,  Fluid  and  Fuel, 
Incidental  Expenses, 


92,000  00 
400  00 
855  00 
962  50 
800  00 
250  00 
972  00 

751  15 

252  06 


91,200  00 

7,958  00 

187  68 

761  52 

625  77 


91,100  00 

5,027  55 

171  68 

665  87 

174  63 


96,742  71 


910,727  97 


7,139  23 


917,867  20 


PSTATLS  No.  aiS. 

ESSEX    BRIDGE    FUND 

[ADti  1869-06,  Chspt.  122  Mid  68.) 


Cash  on  hand  on  account  of  Fund,  Jan.  1, 1866, 

Amount  received  for  Tolls^- 

For  last  quarter  of  1865,       .... 

1st  quarter  of  1866,        .... 

2d  quarter  of  1866,        .... 

8d  quarter  of  1866,        .... 


Interest  on  Coast  Defence  Scrip, . 
Discount  on  Coast  Defence  Scnp, 


9826  87 
1,865  28 
1,560  88 


95  578  19 


1,181  52 


8,752  08 
125  00 
284  03 


910,820  77 


*  See  Acts  1864,  Chap.  857. 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


229 


Statemsnt  XYIL 


Vttmporw^ry  X«oftBa. 


Details  214. 


ESSEX  BRIDGE  FU^SD-^Concluded. 


Expenses  of  Essex  Bridge  for  1860. 


James  Kimball,  Acent,  Salary, 
Compensation  to  Toll-Gatherers, 
Repairs  and  Gas  Pipe, . 
Lights,.        •        .        i        • 
Incidentals,  •        .        .        .' 


Tbansaotioks  of  the  Fund  for  1806. 


Amount  received  as  above, 


Investments. 
Mass.  Coast  Defence  Scrip,  . 


Payments. 
Cash  paid  for  Expenses  of  Bridge, 


#    Cash  in  the  Treasury, 


SlOO  00 
600  00 

2,630  74 

295  78 

22  50 


•5,000  00 


4,565  85 


•9,565  85 
1,254  92 


•3,649  02 


•10,820  77 


•10,820  77 


DBTAIIiS  IDTo.  214. 


TEMPORARY    LOANS. 

[Bm.  1864,  Chap.  96.] 


Amount  outstanding  January  1, 1866,  Repaid, 


•SO/KK)  00 


AUDITOR'S  BBPOBT. 


STATKMMtT  XVTI. 


[Jan. 


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1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


^281 


Statement  XVII. 


•laUBff  Fund. 


Details  215. 


WESTERN  RAILROAD  LOAN  SINKING  FjmD^CantinuecL 


Amount  brought  forward^ 


Bailboad  Bonds. 

Hartford  and  New  Hayen  Railroad  Bonds, 
Eastern  Riulroad  Bonds,  .... 


Raileoad  Stocks  at  Cost. 

Pittsfield  and  North  Adams,  205  shares, 
Boston  and  Worcester,  490  shares, 
Boston  and  Lowell,  46  shares,  • 
Boston  and  Providence,  145  shares, 
Boston  and  Maine,  79  shares,  ' . 
Boston  and  Fitchboig,  48  shares. 


Otheb  Secueities. 

Massachusetts  Sterling  5  per  cent  bonds, . 
Town  of  HaverhiU  bonds,  5  per  cent. 
Town  of  South  Reading  note,  5  per  cent, 
Troy  and  Greenfield  £SiiIroad  Sterling  Scrip,  5 

per  cent,      ..••.. 
Town  of  Groton  note,  5  per  cent,    . 
Town  of  Quincv  note,  6  per  cent,    . 
Massadkusetts  donsolidadon  Statutes  scrip,  5  per 

cent,     

City  of  Springfield  note,  5^  per  cent, 

Troy  and  Greenfield   Railroad  Scrip,  6  per 

cent, 

Citjr  of  Roxbury  bonds,  5  per  cent,  . 
United  States  loan,  5  per  cent. 
United  States  loan,  6  per  cent, 
Citjr  of  Lawrence  bonds,  .... 
United  States  7^  Treasury  Notes,   . 
Massachusetts  Bounty  Loan  bonds,    . 
Massachusetts  Scrip,  6  per  cent,    « . 
City  of  Boston  bonds,        .... 


Commissionees  of  the  Fund. 
Balance  in  hand  of  Commissioners  Jan.  1, 1867, 
Total  amount  of  the  Fund,     .        • 


•50,000  00 
100,000  00 


120,045  50 

54,511  98 

27,861  25 

14,437  00 

8,941  25 

4,925  75 


1577,440  00 
19,400  00 
10,000  00 

14,400  00 

8,000  00 

10,000  00 

70,000  00 
2,500  00 

110,000  00 

2,000  00 

800,000  00 

419,800  00 

15,000  00 

722,500  00 

76,000  00 

8,000  00 

1,000  00 


•88,800  00 


150,000  00 


130,222  78 


2,865,040  00 


•2,684,062  73 


524  92 


•2,684,587  65 


282 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVII. 


I<o«B  Btekteff  Fund* 


Details  215. 


WESTERN  RAILROAD  LOAN  SINKING  FUND  -Con/inticrf. 


Transactions  of  the  Fund  fob  1866. 

Receipts,  Dividends,  Interest,  &c.,  on — 
Boston  &  Worcester  Railroad  stock,  490  shares, 
Boston  &  Providence  Railroad  stock,  145  shares, 
Boston  &  Lowell  Railroad  stock,  46  shares, 
Hartford  &  New  Haven  Railroad  bobds,  $50,000, 
Eastern  Railroad  bonds,  9100,000,    . 
Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  scrip,  9110,000, 
Bqston  &  Fitehbarg  Railroad  stock,  43  shares, 
Pittsfield  and  North  Adams  Railroad  stock,  205 

snares,  ••••••• 

J.  A.  McKown,  note,  94,500,    . 

Joseph  W.  Revere,  note,  915,000,    . 

Thomas  Hopkinson,  1  note,  94,000,  • 

J.  £.  Marshall,  note,  96,000,     . 

O.  Arnold  and  BroOiers,  note,  92,500, 

Josiah  Qoincy,  note,  920,000,    . 

C.  A.  Phelps,  note,  94,000, 

Waltham  Baptist  Societ7,  note,  94,000, 

Town  of  Haverhill,  scrip,  920,600,    . 

Town  of  South  Reading,  note,  910,000, 

Town  of  Groton,  note,  98,000,  . 

Town  of  Quincv,  note,  910,000, 

City  of  Springneld,  note,  95,000, 

Troy  and  Greenfield  RaUroad  scrip,  £8,000, 

Boston  and  Maine  Railroad  stock,  79  shares, 

United  States  Treasury  Notes,  7^  per  cent, 

United  States  loan,  6  per  cent. 

City  of  Lawrence  bonds,  915,000,    . 

Citj  of  Roxburj  Sonds,  92,000, 

Massachusetts  Steriing  Scrip,    . 

Mass.  Consolidation  Statutes,  970,000, 

Mass.  Treasurer's  notes,  temporary  loans. 

United  States  loan,  9300,000,    . 

Massachusetts  Boun^  Loan,  975,000, 

T.  J.  Lbbdell,  notes,  96,300,     . 

Massachusetts  Scrip,  6  per  cent,  98,000, 

City  of  Boston  bonds,  91>000,    .        . 

Sundries,  accrued  interest,  &c.,        • 


Annual  payment  of  Corporation, 


95,145  00 
1,450  00 
l,d20  00 
2,850  00 
5,000  00 
5,500  00 
801  00 

1,168  50 

268  50 

580  68 

244  67 

360  00 

150  00 

1,000  00 

240  00 

150  67 

1,030  00 

500  00 

440  00 

500  00 

137  50 

906  66 

711  00 

52,762  50 

19,533  00 

900  00 

100  00 

80,611  87 

3,500  00 

593  76 

15,000  00 

3,750  00 

709  38 

240  00 

80  00 

27,645  95 


9185,920  64 
40,000  00 


Amount  earned  forward, 


9225,920  64 


9225,920  64 


1867.] 


PUBMO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


288 


Statement  XYIL 


IiO«n   Umkliiff   F«nd. 


Details  215. 


WESTERN  RAILROAD  LOAN  SINKING  FVND^Cancluded. 


Amount  brought  fanoard,    .... 

Loans  Repaid. 

Joseph  W.  Revere,  note, 

Thomas  Hopkinson,  note, 

City  of  Spnngfield,  note, 

Town  of  Haverhill  bonds, 

J.  A.  McEown,  note, 

F.  Coolidge,  note, 

•                 •               • 

•15,000  00 
4,000  00 
2,500  00 
1,200  00 
4,500  00 
4,000  00 

.  ^225,920  64 
81,200  00 

• 

... 

•169,800  00 

55,200  00 

8,000  00 

1,000  00 

Balance  due  Commissioners,  Jan.  1, 1807, . 

• 

•257,120  64 
82  54 

Investments, 

United  States  loan,  0  per  cent., 
Massachusetts  Sterling  5  per  cent,  bonds, . 
Massachusetts  Scrip,  6  per  cent., 
Citj  of  Boston  bonds,        .        .        .     *  . 

• 

•257,038  10 

• 

• 

Payments. 

■ 
Premium,  accrued  interest,  &c.. 

Cash  in  hands  of  Commissioners,  Jan.  1, 1867, 

•233,500  00 

28,013  18 
524  92 

•257,038  10 

• 

80 


234 


•AUDITOR*S  REPORT, 


[Jan. 


Statrment  XVII. 


%tomn  Blakteff  Fund. 


Details  216. 


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PUBMO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


235 


Statement  XYII. 


liOAn  Slnklnff  Fund. 


Details  217. 


N.  AND  WORCESTER  R.  R.  LOAN  SINKING  FU^D—Concluded. 


Transactions  of  the  Fund  for  the  Year 

1866. 
Receipts. 
Interest  on  William  Ropes'  note,  •20,000, . 
United  States  5-20  bonds, 
United  States  Loan,  6  per  cent,      * 

Sundries,  accrued  interest,  &c., 

• 

• 

•1,200  00 
1,761  00 
8,865  00 
7,718  24 

• 

Loans  Repmd. 

United  States  5-20  bonds, 

Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1866, 

•19,539  24' 

66,700  00 
5,045  07 

• 

•81,284  31 

• 

Investments, 
United  States  Loan,  6  per  cent, 

Payments. 
Commissioners — 
Salary  of  Emory  Washburn,      .        .    •lOO  00 
George  L.  Perkins,    .        . '     100  00 
J.  H.  Loud,        .        .        .      100  00 

•67,000  00 

800  00 
6,443  80 

Accrued  interest,  &c., 

Cash  in  hAds  of  Commissioners,  Jan.  1, 1867,  . 

•73,743  80 
7,540  51 

■ 

•81,284  81 

• 

DSTAILS  ISTo.  217. 
TROY  AND  GREENFIELD  RAILROAD  LOAN   SINKING  FUND. 

^Securities. 

[Aot0 1864,  Chap.  226.] 


Massachusetts  Troy  and  *  Greenfield  Railroad 
bonds,  due  April  1, 1890,      .        .        .        . 

Massachusetts  Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad 
bonds,  due  April  1, 1891, 

Town  of  Ad^s  bonds,  due  Jan.  1, 1889, . 

Town  of  Greenfield  bonds,  due  Jan.  1, 1891, 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Loan, 

United  States  7^  Treasury  Notes,   . 

Mass.  6  and  7  per  cent.  Treasurer's  Notes, 

United  States  5-20  bonds, . 


Cash  in  hands  of  Commisnoners,  Jan.  1, 1867,  • 


•5,000  00 

29,500  00 

9,900  00 

10,000  00 

10,000  00 

12,500  00 

7,276  00 

1,000  00 


•85,176  00 
2,110  49 


•87,286  49 


236 


AUDITOR^S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XYII.       Troy  and  OreenfleM  Ballroad. 


Details  218. 


T.  AND  G.  RAILROAD  LOAN  SINKING  FV^D^Conclwkd. 


Transactions  of  the  Fund  fob  the  Yeab 

1866. 


Eece^ts. 

Interest  on  Town  of  Greenfield  bonds, 
Town  of  Adams  bonds,   . 
Scrip  issued  to  Troy  and  Greenfield 

Railroad  Company, 
United  States  6  per  cent  loan, 
Rent  of  Southern  Vermont  Rnilroad 
United  States  7^  Treasury  Notes, 
Mass.  7^  per  ct.  Treasurer's  Notes, 

Premium,  accrued  interest,  &c., 


Loans  Repaid. 
Mass.  7^  Treasurer's  Notes,     « 
Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1866, 


Investments. 

United  States  5-20  bonds, 

Mass.  6  and  7^  per  cent.  Treasurer's  Note,     . 


Payments, 
Accrued  interest,  &c.. 


Cash  in  hands  of  Commissioners,  Jan.  1|  1867, . 


•594  00 
600  00 

1,725  00 
600  00 

1,549  00 
821  25 
121  72 
925  68 


91,000  00 
7,276  00 


•8,276  00 
26  25 


•8,302  25 
2,110  49 


•6,936  65 


1,667  87 
^  1,808  72 


•10,412  74 


•10,412  74 


DBTAHiS  ITo.  218. 
TROT  AND  GREENFIELD  RAILROAD  CORPORATION. 


Dr.  to  Interest  paid  by  Treasurer  of  the  Commonwealth,  on 

State  Scrip  loaned  said  Corporation  in  1866, 
Paid  Commissioners,  Salaries  and  Expenses,  .... 


•98,934  99 
622,980  76 

•721,915  75 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


237 


Statkmknt  XVII. 


A]l«tm«iit  Bolls*    dfeci 


Details  219  to  222. 


DETAHiS  ITo.  210. 
allotment"  ROLLS. 

[Acts  1868,  Chap.  68.] 


Received  of  snndiy  parties, 
Paid  on  same  account,     • 


•5,853  75 
98,200  81 


DBTAIIiS  IDTo.  220. 

MASSACHUSETTS  VOLUNTEERS. 

[Act!  1868,  Cbap.  68.] 


Balance  unpaid  Januarv  1, 1866,    . 
Amount  received  from  sundry  parties. 


Paid  sundry  parties. 

Balance  unpaid  January  1, 1867, 


•130,070  24 
8,151  77 


•188,222  01 
61,952  86 


•76,269  15 


DIETAUiS  ITo.  221. 

RETURNED  ALLOTMENTS. 

[Acts  1868,  Ohsp.  68.] 


Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1866, 
Amount  paid  sundry  parties,   • 


•257  70 
•172  46 


DlBTAIIiS  ITo.  222. 

DEPOSIT    LOANS. 

[Rm.  1866,  Chap.  24;  1866,  Ohapi.  6  and  82.] 


Balance  unpaid  January  1, 1866,    .        . 

Amount  received  from  sundry  Institutions  and  Individuals, 


Loans  repaid, 

Balance  unpaid,  January  1, 1867, 


•1,841,389  75 
2,014,114  41 


•3,855,504  16 
2,753,271  92 


•1,102,232  24 


288 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  XVTL 


Eiotu^  dfee. 


Details  223,  224. 


SBTAILS  JXo.  SaS. 
SEVEN  AND  THREE-TENTHS  LOAN. 

[Bm.  1885,  Ohap.  76.] 


Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1866, 
Amount  received  from  sundry  sources, 


Paid  on  same  account, 

Balance  unpaid  January  1, 1867, 


92,128,048  05 
8,650  00 


92,136,698  05 
2,133,873  05 


92,825  00 


DXTATLS  ITo.  234. 


BOUNTY  LOAN  SINKING  FUND. 

[Aoti  1864,  Chap..  818.] 


556  shares  Western  Railroad  stock,  . 
Massachusetts  5  per  cent,  scrip, 
Massachusetts  6  per  cent  War  Loan  scrip, 
Notes  Back  Bay  Lands,  undivided,  . 
Cash  on  hand,  January  1, 1867, 

972,171  00 

67,738  57 

127,284  67 

•979,240  00 

99,000  00 

16,000  00 

102,295  ^5 

122,497  60 

• 

9419,033  25 

* 

« 

•     Transactipks  of  the  Fund  for  1866. 

Receipts,  Dividends,  &c.,  on- 
Western  Railroad  stock, 

Sales  of  Back  Ba^  Lands,        .... 
State  Appropriations,  &c.,        .... 

9267,144  24 
129,249  01 

Cash  on  hand,*January  1, 1866, 

•                 •               • 

• 

956,600  00 
99,000  00 
16,000  00 

102,295  65 

Investments. 
566  shares  Western  Railroad  stock,  .        .        . 
Massachusetts  5  per  cent,  scrip,        •  •    • 
J^iassachusetts  6  per  cent.  War  Loan  scrip, 
Notes  Back  Bay  Lands,  undivided,  . 

9396,393  25 

Cash  on^hand,  January  1, 1867, 

9273,895  65 
122,497  60 

9896,393  25 

^ 

*  Market  valoe,  per  Acts  1868,  Chap.  158,  sect.  9. 


1867g 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— N<x  6. 


239 


Statement  XVn.     Asricvitvria  coii«a«  vnnd^.Ae.  Details  225  to  227. 


DBTATLS  ITo.  285. 
AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE  FUND. 

[Aetfl  ISea,  Chap.  166.] 


Unitad  States  7A  Treasury  Notes, 
Massachnsetts  War  Loan,  6  per  cent., 
CasH  oninTested,  .... 


Transactions  of  the  Fund  for  1866. 

Receipts. 
From  sale  of  Land  scrip,      .... 
Income  of  1865,  on  account. 


Investments, 
United  States  7A-  Treasury  Notes, 
Massachusetts  War  Loan  scrip,  6  per  cent., . 


Cash  on  hand  January  1, 1867,     . 


14,348  00 
2,825  00 


14,000  00 
3,000  00 


«7,000  00 
173  00 


tf83,820  00 

«,000  00 

173  00 


186,993  00 


17,173  00 


«7,173  00 


DSTAHiS  IXo.  326. 
PROYOST-MARSHALS. 


Balance  unpaid,  January  1, 1866, 

Received  on  account  of  Town  Quotas  and  Representatives, 

All  of  which  has  been  paid  on  same  account,  . 


14,550  00 
500  00 


95,050  00 


DlDTAIIiB  ITo.  227. 
THREE  YEARS  LOAN. 

[Ret.  1866,  Ohftp.  24;  1866,  Oh»pfl.  6  and  82.] 


Amount  received  from  sundry  Institutions  and  Lidividuals,    . 
Paid  on  same  account,    ......... 


Balance  unpiud,  January  1, 1867, 


91,064,826  25 
9,170  00 


91,055,656  25 


*  Market  valae,  per  Acts  1868,  Chap.  158,  sect  9. 


240 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


«[Jan. 


Statement  XVII.       •«▼•&  Per  cent.  Xk»»b»  ac.     Details  228  to  230. 


DBTAIIiS  So.  228. 


SEVEN  PER  CENT.  LOAN. 

[Bm.  1866,  ChBip.  24;  IMS,  OlMi]M.  6mi<1  82.] 


Amonntceceived  from  sundry  Institutions  and  Individuals,    . 
Paid  on  same  account,    ,        . 

Balance  unpaid,  January  1, 1&67,  .        .        •        .        « 


91,980,605  92 
137,70e  00 


91|842,905  92 


DETAHiS  ITo.  229. 


BLAKE   BROTHERS  &   GO. 


Being  difference  in  Statement  of  account,  arising  from  a  disal- 
lowance on  the  part  of  the  Commonwealth,  against  a  charge 
for  British  Stamps, 


910,396  12 


DBTAUiS  So.  230. 


SCRIP  LOANED  RAILROAD  CORPORATIONS. 

[Aet8l888,  Ohftp.  9;  1889,  Clutp.  50;  1864, 01»p.  296.] 


Received  {rota — 

Western  Railroad  Co.,  for  difference  between 
94.44  and  94.84,  on  £899,900, 

» 

9355,960  44 

Troy  &  Greenfield  Riulroad  Co.,  for  difference 
between  94.44  and  94.84,  on  £114,500, . 

45,800  00 

9401,760  44 
75,000  00 

On  account  Eastern  Railroad  Loan,. 

•               •               • 

Payments. 

9476,760  44 

Amount  paid  on  account  East  Railroad  Loan, . 
Amount  loaned  Western  R.  R.  Co.,  being  as 

above  stated,    '  . 
T.  &  6.  R.  R.  Co.,  being  as 

above  stated. 

975,000  00 

855,960  44 

45,800  00 

9476,760  44 

i 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


241 


Statxxsnt  XVIL 


itgrv 


Details  281, 282. 


DBTAHiS  ITo.  831. 
BOUNTY    LOAN    FUND 

[Aett  1968,  GhaiM.  91  tad  SM;  1866,  OhB^.  82.] 


Eeceipts, 
Amount  received  from  sundry  Institutions  and 
Individuals.   .•••••• 

91,852,257  52 

Discount  allowed  on  account  of  difference  be- 
tween t4.80  and  94.84,  on  £825,800,     . 
On  account  of  Commissions,      .... 

•88,032  00 
89,638  40 
14,148  80 
10,896  12 

Accrued  Interest, 
Balance  due  on  this  loan,  . 

97,210  82 

• 

•1,949,467  84 

DXTAUiS  IXo.  232. 


MASSACHUSETTS  WAR  FUND. 

[  Aets  1866,  Obapf.  128  and  284.) 


Amount  received  from  sundry  Institutions  and  Individuals, 


•2,118,000  00 


81 


242 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statucent  XYHL 


BTATBHBXTT  No.  XVIU. 


BANK    DEPARTMENT. 


SAFETY  FVSD  BANK. 

•      Cr. 

By  Public  Stocks  on  deposit,  December  31, 1860, 
as.  follows: — 

Town  of  Katick  five  and  one-balf  per  ct.  bonds, 

«        •        • 

915,000  00 

Dr. 

To  Circulation,  December  31, 1866,    • 

• 

•3,714  00 

REVERE  BANK. 

Cr. 

• 

By  Public  Stocks  on  deposit,  December  31, 1866, 
asfdlows: — 

» 

State  of  Rhode  Island  Sizes,       .        .        .        . 

.        . ,      . 

95,000  00 

Dr. 

To  Circulation,  December  31, 1866,    . 

95,000  00 

BANK  OP  THE  METROPOLIS. 

Cr. 

' 

By  Public  Stocks  on  deposit,  December  31, 1866, 
as  follows: — 

United  Stotes  Fire-twenties,       .        .     '  .       . 

•        •        . 

93,000  00 

Dr. 

To  Circulation,  December  81, 1866,   . 

•2,636  00 

1867.] 


PUBIJO  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


248 


StATKM ENT  XYIII. 


BANE   DEPAKTMENT— Conc;M<f«<f. 


• 

BANK  OF  THE  REPUBLIC. 

Cr. 

By  Public  Stocks  on  deposit,  December  81, 1866, 
as  follows : — 

Town  of  North  Chelsea  note,      .        .       ..      . 
Marlborough  notes, ..... 

98,000  00 
2,000  00 

« 

•10,000  00 

Dr. 

To  Circulation,  December  81, 1866,    . 

93,150,  00 

CONTINENTAL  BANK. 

Cr.     .        . 

• 

By  Public  Stocks  on  deposit,  December  81, 1866, 
as  folio  ws^: — 

p 

« 

United  States  five  per  cent  bonds,     . ' 

•        *        . 

•10,000  00 

Dr. 

To  Circuladon,  December  31, 1866, 

•1,700  00 

MOUNT  VERNON  BANK. 

N 

•  Cr.                  .       . 

. 

• 

By  Public  Stocks  on  deposit,  December  31, 1866, 
as  follows: — 

Town  of  Melrose  bonds,      .  '      . 

.  '      .        • 

•2,000  00 

Dr. 

To  Circulation,  December  81, 1866,   • 

•1,500  00 

• 
HARVARD  BANK 

• 

Cr. 

By  Public  Stocks  on  deposit,  December  81, 1866, 
as  follows: — 

• 

Massachusetts  five  per  cent  bonds. 

•        •        . 

•10,000  00 

Dr. 

To  Circulation,  December  81, 1866,    • 

•4,000  00 

m 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


APPENDIX. 


The  following  Analyses  exhibit  the  details  of  Expenses  paid  in  1866 
on  account  of  1865  and  previoas  years,  which  were  not  rendered  in 
season  to  appear  in  the  last  Annual  Beport  of  this  Department. 


LEGISLATURE. 

Senate  Printing  and  Binding. 
Bmding  Documents,   .... 


House  Printing  and  Binding. 
800  copies  Journal  House,  . 


Stationery  for  Senate,  ordered  hf  Clerk. 

Paper, 

Enyelopes, 


Stationery  ordered  by  Sergeant-at-Arms. 
Newspapers, 


Expenses  of  Legislative  Committees. 
Advertising, 


GOVERNOR  AND  COUNCIL. 

Council  MiUtctry  Contingent. 
Laws  and  Statutes,     .... 
Newspapers,  1863-4,  .... 
Newspapers,       .       •        •        •        • 


SECRETARY'S  DEPARTMENT. 


Advertising, 


Secretary's  Incidentals. 


•18  50 

5  85 


•72  50 


284  81 


19  35 


2  40 


6  25 


•884  81 

•3  85 
6  00 
4  50 

•14  35 

•12  50 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  document—No.  6. 


245 


TAX  COMMISSIONEB'3  DEPABTMENT. 


J.  6*  MartiDy 
R.  Mitchell,  Jr. 


Clerks. 


Contingent  Expenses. 
Sundry  raits  in  Court, 


REPAIRS,  IMPROVEMENTS  AND  FUR- 
NITURE AT  STATE  HOUSE. 

Lnmber,  Hardware,  &c.,  for  Repairs,  . 
Repairs  on  Fnmaces,  Pipes,  &c., 

Blibcksmitliing, 

BrooBis,  Pails,  Dusters,  Soap  and  Blacking, 

Curtains  and  Fixtures, 

Carpets  and  puttinff  down, ... 

Sundry  parties.  Washing  and  Cleaning  State 

House, 

Kejs,  Locks  and  Repairs, 

Pamting  and  Glazing, 

Document  Sticks, 

Labor  and  Material  for  Repairs  in  Tarious  rooms. 

Ice, 

Plumbing  and  Ventilation,  • 

Paper, 

Cartage  to  and  from  State  Houm, 


FUEL  AND  LIGHTS  FOR  STATE  HOUSE. 


Boston  Gas  Company, 
Shades,  Piping  and  Repairs, 
Charcoal,  126  baskets. 


PRINTING. 

Printing  Public  Documents, 
Binding  Public  Documents, 


Engraving,  Printing^  jrc.  State  Scrip. 
Printing  and  Paper, 


#50  00 
7  33 


975  46 

185  98 

24  62 

160  44 

60  18 

205  55 

385  48 

7  85 

108  81 

108  83 

108  24 

211  48 

21  00 

•84  00 

65  00 

•209  01 
97  88 
63  00 


•25,879  21 
4,532  21 


•57  88 


122  99 
•180  32 


•1,891  S7 


•459  84 


•30,411  42 


1,849  80 
•82,261  22 


246 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


COMMISSIONERS  ON  HARBORS  AND 

PLATS. 

Commisswnen. 
S.  E.  Sewfdl,  Commisflioner — 
ComtMnsation,  69  dajs  at  95,      .        •    9845  00 
EzpenBes, 28  85 


M.  D.  Rofls,  Commissioner — 
Compensation,  25  days  at  95,      . 

George  B.  Upton,  Commissioner — 
Compensation,  25  days  at  95,      .        .    9125  00 
Expenses,  ..*...        22  65 


A.  Boschke,  Civil  Engineer — 
Services,  6  days  at  98,        .                .      948  00 
Expenses, 22  50 


Henry  Mitchell,  Consult'g  Engineer, 


COMMISSIONERS  ON  RIVER  OBSTRUC- 
TIONS. 


State  Assayer,  for  Analysis, 


COMMISSIONERS    ON   HOURS    OP 

LABOR. 


Reporting,  . 
PriSdng.  . 
Advertising, 
Sundries,    . 


CENSUS  AND  INDUSTRIAL  STATISTICS. 

Sundry  parties,  expenses   incurred   in   taking 
Census  and  Industrial  Statistics, 


OBSEQUIES  OP  THE  PRESIDENT. 

Advertising, 

INSURANCE  COMMISSIONERS. 


Sundry  parties, 


Clerks. 


Incidentals. 
Postage  and  Expressage,    . 


9368  85 
125  00 


147  65 


70  50 
88  00 


9191  00 

58  06 

61  89 

8  10 


9800  00 


960  00 


9318  55 


97,722  80 


96  50 


95,633  96 


59  02 
95,692  98 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENTING.  6. 


247 


JUDICIARY. 
Expenses  of  Courts  of  Insolvbnct. 


Bristol  County. 
H.  F.  Cobb,  Officer  j  attendai^ce, 
Joseph  Chase,  2d,  Messenger,     • 


924  00 
26  00 


Berkshire  County. 
Stationery  and  Blanks,       .        .        .      920  18 
Postage, 6  10 


Essex  County. 
Postage,  1850,  '60,  '61,  '62,  '68  and  '64, 
Postage, 


981  00 
8  66 


Printing  Blanks, 


Franklin  County. 


Middlesex  County. 
J.  Bancroft,  Officer,  attendance,. 
Stationery, 


Blanks, 
Stationery, 


Worcester  County. 


944  00 
10  00 


97  85 
8  89 


Attobnet-General's  Department. 


Fees^  Costs  and  Incidentals. 
Court  Fees  and  Expenses, . 
Postage, 


917  92 
72 


Rent  and  Contingent  Expenses. 

Bent  and  Gas, 952  44 

Porter's  bills, 8.20 


SHERIFFS'  ACCOUNTS. 


Distributing  Docun^ents,  &c.,  1864, 
Distributing  Documents,  &c., 


•        . 


9oQ00 


26  28 


89  66 


16  87 


54  00 


10  74 


918  64 


60  64 


9197  60 


79  28 
9276  78 


9383  88 


248 


AUDITOR'S  report; 


[Jan. 


SCIENTIFIC. 

Board  of  Aoricultubk. 

Incidentals  of  the  Board  of  Agrietdture, 

Stationer7, 

Books, 

Binding,  1864, 

Binding,     •        .  • 


Dravelling  Expenses  of  the  Members  of  the  Board 

of  Agriculture. 


John  B.  Moore, 
Jas.  Thompson, 
N.  S.  HnbWd, 
C.  6.  Davis, 
Asa  Clement, 
C.  O.  Perkins, 
John  Kenrick, 
A.  F.  Adams, 
HoUis  Tidd, 
Elias  Grout, 
Phineas  Stedman, 
Alured  Homer, 

Am't  carried  upf 


148  90 

102  00 

SO  00 

44  95 

47  75 

54  05 

24  00 

81  12 

60  56 

87  20 

52  70 

56  60 

1587  58 

Am*t  brought  fitp, 
H.  R.  Keith,     . 
H.  Garfield,      . 
Oliver  Warner, 
8.  Johnson, 
T.G.HnntingtoD, 
J.  M.  Smith, 
L.  Stockbrid^ 
Matthew  Smith, 
C.  C.  Sewall,   . 
Yeloroos  Taft,  . 
E.  W.  Bnell,    . 
P.  A.  Chadboume, 


Sundry  Books, 


State  Cabinet, 


CHARITABLE. 


Expenses  State  Almshouses. 

Tewksbury, 

Monson, 

Rainsford  Island  Hospital,  . 


Asvlum  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb. 
Amount  paid  Board  and  Tuition  of  5  Beneficia- 
ries, for  six  months  ending  Oct.  1, 1665, . 

Support  of  State  Paupers. 

Taunton  Hospital,  for  Board  of  Lunatic  Paupers, 

Worcester  Hospital,  for  Board  of  Lunatic  Paupers, 

Northampton  Hospital,  for  Board   of  Lunatic 

Paupers, 


Amount  carried  forward. 


911  85 

10  45 

8  00 

1  00 


•587  53 

44  25 

08  78 

12  00 

87.80 

50  80 

47  20 

•  80  00 

57  00 

87  90 

48  80 

51  20 

24  00 

•1,288  84 
451  27 
259  85 


•6,982  11 
1,759  59 

1,762  64 


•89  80 


1,182  16 


32  95 
•1,204  91 


•1,944  46 


856  78 


10,464  84 
•12,755  58 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


249 


Amount  brought  forward,     . 
Cities  and  Toums. 


Abington,  .• 

Alfora, 

AflhbumhaiD, 

Barnstable, 

Blackstone, 

Boston, 

Bridgewater, 

Fitchburg, . 

Groton, 

Holliston,  . 


Am*t  carried  upf 


967  60 

71  76 

78  00 

12  75 

70  89 

422  00 

44  57 

11  70 

17  00 

8  00 

9804  27 

Am*t  brought  up^ 
Lee,  •        .        • 
Leverett,  1863, 
Leyerett,  . 
Lexington, 
Longmeadow,  . 
Newb'yport,  '61, 
Newb'yport,  '62, 
Newton,    . 
Orange,    . 
Scituate,  1862-3, 
Wincbendon,    . 


Removal  of  State  Paupers. 
Transportation  to  Almshouses,    . 


Burial  of  State  Paupers — Paid  Cities  and  Toums. 


Abington,  . 

Acton, 

Boston,  1863, 

Boston,  1864, 

Boston, 

Blackstone, 

Bndgewa'r,  1864, 

Bridgewater, 

Bolton, 

Belchertown, 

Clinton, 

CbarlestowD,  '64 

Danvers,    . 

Dover, 

Fall  River, 

Fitcfabnig, . 

Grafton,  1868, 

Gt.Barr'gton,'64, 

Groton, 

Hamilton, 

Heath, 

Hingham, 

Holfiston, 

Hopkinton, 

Ipswich,  1864, 

Am't  carried  upt . 


•5  00 

5  00 

10  00 

1,231  00 

1,049  00 

17  50 

58  00 

5  00 

5  00 

10  00 

5  00 

112  50 

7  50 

5  00 

112  50 

45  00 

17  50 

10  00 

5  00 

5  00 

5  00 

5  00 

5  00 

5  00 

7  50 


92,748  00 


Am't  brought  up, 
Ipswich,    . 
jL^ee,  ■        • 
Lawrence,  1864 
Lawrence, 
Leverett,   1864 
Milford,    . 
N.  Bedford,  '64, 
New  Bedford, 
Natick,  1864, 
Norton,     . 
Quincy,    . 
Randolph, 
Raynham, 
Salem,  1864, 
Salem, 
Sharon,     . 
Somerville, 
Spencer,  . 
Sutton,     . 
Taunton,  . 
Uxbridge, 
West  Boylston, 
1862,  '63,  '64, 
Worcester, 
Wareham, 
Westford, . 


Amount  carried  foruHxrd, 


912,755  53 


9804  27 

74  39 

55  90 

48  34 

13  00 

45  00 

128  28 

142  36 

9  32 

28  29 

59  46 

78  00 


92,748  00 

10  00 

10  00 

82  50 

76  00 

5  00 

35  00 

170  00 

182  50 

10  00 

5  00 

10  00 

10  00 

5  00 
100  00 

.    117  50 

6  00 
12  50 
10  00 

5  00 

70  00 

5  00 

25  00 

85  00 

'      5  00 

5  00 


1,480  61' 


198  35 


8,804  00 
918,239  49 


82 


250 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Amoufd  brought  forward^     .        .        .        . 

Cases  of  SeUlemerU  and  Bastardy. 
Court  fees,  clerical  services,  &c., .        .        . 

Coroners^  Inouests, 
May  2,  On  body  of  John  Murphy — 
R  Prescott,  Coroner,  Expenses, .        .        .        . 

May  27,  On  body  of  unknown  man — 
James  L.  Lewis,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 

June  6,  On  body  of  unknown  man — 
Philip  Bowers,  Coroner,  Expenses,     . 

July  6,  On  body  of  unknown  man — 
J.  G.  firaman,  Coroner,  Expenses, 

July  22,  On  body  of  unknown  man — 
John  Beal,  Coroner,  Expenses,  .... 

Sept  6,  On  body  of  Benjamin  Gledhill — 
John  Stowe,  Coroner,  Expenses, 

Oct  4,  On  body  of  Philip  McGee— 
David  Thayer,  Coroner,  Expenses,     . 

Nov.  10,  On  body  of  Martin  Korztelni — 
Lewis  Bass,  Coroner,  Expenses, .... 

Nov.  22,  On  body  of  James  Mullen — 
P.  P.  Ingalls,  Coroner,  Expenses, 

Dec.  8,  On  bodv  of  Charles  H.  Converse — 
E.  W.  Sanborn,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 

Dec.  8,  On  body  of  Ernest  Munz — 
E.  W.  Sanborn,  Coroner,  Expenses,  . 

Dec.  IS,  On  bodv  of  William  G.  Allen— 
Balph  Houghton,  Coroner,  Expenses, . 

On  bodies  found  on  the  shore  of  Nantucket — 
George  Brown,  Coroner,  Expenses,    .        ... 

Indians, 
Erastus  Alton,  (Dudley  Indians,) — 

Salary, 

Medical  Services,        . 

Groceries  and  Provisions, 

Fuel, 

Clothing, 


915  60 


15  50 


14  60 


24  89 


15  62 


56  78 


55  34 


32  46 


SO  36 


28  32 


26  96 


36  32 


245  93 


•26  00 

22  00 
129  58 

53  76 

23  45 


918,239  49 


800  00 


597  98 


253  79 
919,891  26 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


261 


MILITARY. 

AdJutanl'GeneraTs  Incidentah. 
Newspapers,       •        . '      . 


Quartermaster-General's  Department. 

Edgestone, .       .        .        .        . 

Bricl^s, 

Stationery  ibr  Commandant  of  Camps, 

Fares  to  and  from  Arsenal, 


Quartemuutef's  Supplies, 
Cartridges  for  Spencer  Bifles,     . 
100  Saddle  Cloths,  •  . 
Stationery,.      .  .        .        . 


Ordnance  Department. 


Polishing  Frame,  with  fixtures,  . 
Grindstone  Trough,    .... 
Stone,  and  setting  same,     • 
Lumber  for  Repairs  at  Arsenal, . 
Cartridges  for  Spencer  Rifles,  1864,    • 
Employ^  at  Arsenal, .... 

Lead, . 

Fuel, 

Fares  to  and  from  Arsenal,. 


Paymaster's  Department. 


Advertinng, 


Enrolment  of  Militia. 

M.  W.  Grant,  services  in  District  No.  51,    . 
R.  £.  Hedden,  services  in  District  No.  240, 


Military  Elections. 

Services  and  Expenses  of  Presiding  Officers  at 
Elections  in  Military  Districts, 


Militia  Bounty. 
Roxbur}',  1  Company, 

Amount  carried  forward  ^ 


«179  66 

78  00 

12  10 

24  30 

91,821  90 

90  00 

20  25 

•300  00 

55  00 

86  82 

248  05 

245  05 

174  87 

41  25 

81  20 

81  60 

950  00 
50  00 


926  75 


294  06 


1,932  15 


1,158  84 


3  00 


100  00 


120  86 


1,496  00 
95,181  16 


252 


AUDITOR'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Amount  brought  fortoardy 


MUUary  Accounts, 
Company  12,  Unattached  Infantiy,  for  Special 

Duty  m  1864, 

Company  29,  Unattached  Infantry,  for  Special 

Duty  m  1804, .        .     «  . 
3d  Company,  State  Gnard,  for  Special  Duty  in 

1864, ■. 

Copying  Bolls  at  Washington,     .... 

Advertising,        • 

Printing, 

Expenses  attending  Military  Meetings, 
Carriage  Hire, 


Agents  for  Invalid  Soldiers, 
Advertising  Mass.  State  Agency  at  Washington, . 


Aid  to  FamUieg  of  Volunteers, 
Paid  Cities  and  Towns,  1864,      . 


Discharged  Soldien^  Home. 
Amount  paid  Treasurer, 


REFOKMATORY  AND  CORRECTIONAL. 

Slate  Reform  School  for  Boys» 
Miscellaneous  Expenditures,       .        •        .        • 


Stale  Reform  School,  Nautical  Branch, 
Miscellaneous  Expenditures,       •        •        . 


Arrest  of  Fugitives, 
Warrant,  Sept.  19, 1865,  for  arrest  of  DeWitt  C. 
Morse : 
Timoihy  M.  Cooley,  Agent — 
Expenses, 


Warrant,  Oct.  14, 1864,  for  arrest  of  Henry  C. 
MUler : 
A.  Staples,  Agent — 
Expenses, 


9220  00 

680  10 

86  60 

244  00 

662  48 

113*29 

25  60 

12  00 


970  85 


11  00 


•5,131  16 


1,933  92 


14  00 


22,139  40 


5,000  00 
•34,218  48 


•2,031  82 


1,054  Op 


81  85 
•3,167  17 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  6. 


253 


PUBLIC  BUILDINGS. 

Siate  Alnuhausef  Momoiu 
On  acconnt  New  Barn — 

Lnmbert 

Doon,  Hinges  and  Windows,  &c., 
Labor, 

Cambridge  ArsendL 
Biason  Woric  on  Machine  Shop, . 
SlatinffBoof,      . 

Ventilator, 

Plnmbinff,  ...... 

Copper  Gntters, 

Boors,  Window-Frames  and  Sashes,    . 

Drain  Pipes, 

Lumber  tor  Flag  Boom, 

Grothic  Engine, 

Horizontal  Boiler,       .       .       .        . 

Machineiy, 

Safe,  Teaming  and  Hoisting  same, 
Gravel  and  Carting  same,  . 


.    ESS£X  BRIDGE  FUND. 

Expenses  of  Essex  Bridge  for  Quarter  ending 

December  81,  1865. 
James  Sjmball,  Ajnnt,  Salaiy,   .... 
Comi>ensation  to  ToU-Gatherers, 
Bepairs, 

I^tef 

Incidentals, 


•36  68 

01  81 

451  41 

•3,718  61 

486  00 

55  00 

812  68 

176  00 

502  10 

825  82 

178  07 

1,125  00 

1,268  45 

854  62 

010  00 

16  20 

•25  00 

150  00 

1,001  04 

165  68 

10  00 

•570  25 


0,500  45 
•10,088  70 


•1,441  67 


I  N  D  EX. 


Pige. 
A. 

Adjutant-General's  salary,   •       .       .166 
clerk,  .       .    ■    .       .       .       .166 
extra  clerks  and  messenger,       .  166 
incidentals,        ....  167 
Agent  Board  State  Charities,       .       .  160 
Agent  for  Discharged  Convicts,    i       .  194 
Agent  Board  of  Education,  .       .       .  217 
Agricultural  College  Scrip,  .       .       .  200 
Agricultural  College  Fund,  .       .       .289 
Agricultural  Societies,  .       .        '.       ,  146 
Agriculture,  Board  of,  .       .       .       .  145 
Aid  to  Fanulies  of  Volunteers,      .   174-179 
Aid  to  Normal  School  Attendants,       .  228 
Allen  Estates,  .        ...  88,  165 

Alien  Passengers,  commutation  tax,  .  88 
AUotment  Rolls,  .  '  .  .  .  .237 
Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  .  «  204 
transactions,  ....  204 
American  Institute  Instruction,  .  .  217 
Annual  Insurance  Tax,  .       .86 

Annuities  of  Martha  Johonnot,    .       .  200 
Appendix,  details  of  payments  in -1866, 

on  account  of  previous  years,   i   244-253 
Appropriations  for  1866,  and  expenses 
of  1865  and  1866,      .       .       .       68-77 

Armory  Bents, 171 

Arms  and  Equipments,  .  .  .92 
Arrest  of  Fugitives,  .  .  194,252 
Assistant-Librarian,  .  .  .148 
Asylum  for  the  Blind,  ....  158 
Asylum  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  .  .  158 
Asylnm  for  Discharged  Female  Prison- 
ers,     195 

Attorney-General's  salaiy,   .       .       •  142 
clerk,  .       .       .       ,       .       .142 

expenses, 142 

law  library,        ....  143 

Auditor's  salary, 129 

first  and  second  clerks,  .  129 

extra  clerks,       .       •       .       .  129 
incidentals,        ....  129 


B. 

Back  Bay  Lands  Fund,  securities,       •  201 
transactions,       ....  201 

income, 91 

Bank  Department,  .  242, 243 

Bank  of  the  Metropolis,  .  .  .242 
Bank  of  the  Republic,  .  .  .  .  243 
Bank  Tax,  in  detail,  .  .  .78,79 
Bastardy  and  Settlement  Cases,  92, 160,250 

Battle  Flags, 131 

Blake  Brothers  and  Company,  .  240 

Blanks  and  Circulars,  Senate,  •  112 

House 114 

Blind,  Asylum  for,       ....  158 

Board  of  Agriculture,  secretaiy's  salary,  145 

clerks,        ...       .       .       .  145 

expenses, 145 

incidentals,         .       .       •       .  145 
members*  travel,        .       .  146, 248 
Board  of  Eddcation,  secretaiy's  salary,  217 
assistant-secretary,     .       •       .148 
members'  travel,        •  •     .  •     .  217 
postage,  printing,  &c.,   ,   .       •  223 
Board  of  State  Charities,      .       .88,188 
Bonds  and  Mortgages  of  railroad  cor- 
porations,   48 

Bounty  and  Claim  Agency, .  .  .  172 
Boston  Municipal  Court,  Justices'  sala- 

141 
141 
241 
238 
91 

.  154 

.    92 

159, 249 


nes. 


clerks'  salaries,  . 
Bounty  Loan  Fund, 
Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

income,      .       .       .       . 

Bridgewater    State    Almshouse, 

penses,    .       .       .       . 

income^ 


Burial  of  State  Paupers, 

C. 

Cambridge  Arsenal,  .       .  197,258 

Cases  Settlement  and  Bastardy,  92, 160, 250 
Census  and  Industrial  Statistics,  .       .  126 


INDEX. 


256 


Chaplains,  Senate  and  Honae,  .  .  100 
Charitable  ezpenditnree,  '  .  .  149-166 
Charles  Hirer  and  Warren   Bridges 

Fund,  secarities,     .       ..237 

transactions 288 

Clerts  of  Senate  and  Hoose,  ,  .  .109 
Coal  and  Mining  Companies,       .       .88 

Coast  Defences 172 

Commissionets  on  Harbors  &  Flats,  197, 2i6 
Commissioner  on  Sayings.Baqks,  .  144 
Commissioners  on  the  State  Hoose,  •  181 
Commissioners   Troy   and   Greenfield 

BaUroad,   .  .       .       .       .135 

Commissioners  on  Public  Lands,  .  201,  202 
Commissioners  on  Hoors  of  Labor,  198, 246 
Commissioner  on  Printing,  .  •  .  .  198 
Commissioners,  on.  Rirer  Obstruc- 
tions, ...  .  .  198, 246 
Commissions,  fees  for,  ....  90 
Committees,  Legislative,  expenses,  .  117 
Contingent  expenses  of  Legislatnre,  .  116 
Contingent  expenses  of  Cooncil,  .  128, 124 

Coroners'  accounts, 161 

Corporation  Tax,  .       .       .       .    83, 199 

interest,      .       .       .       .       .93 
Council,  Compensation  and  Mileage,  •  121 

Postage,' Printing,  Stationeiy,   .  123 

Continental  Bank, 243 

Courts  of  Probate  and  Insolvency,  138,  247 

D. 

Deaf  and  Dumb,  Asylum  for,  .  .  158 
Debt  Extinguishment  Fund,  securities,  205 
transactions,  ....  205 
Debts  and  LiabiUties,  in  detail,  .  49-53 
Deposits,  interest  on,    .       .  .91 

D^Msit  Loans, 237 

Discharged  Convicts,  Agent  for,  .  .  194 
Discharged  Soldiers*  Home,.  .180 

District-Attorneys,  ....  143 
Door-keepers,  Messengers  and  Pages,  .  109 

E. 

Educational  Expenses, .  .  217-223 

Election  Sermon,  prieacher  of,  .  .  109 
Engraving  and  Printing  State  scrip,  .  135 
Enlistment  of  Recruits,        .  .173 

Essex  Bridge  Fund,  ...  .228 
Expenses  of  Essex  Bridge,  .  .  229, 258 
Estimate  of  Revenue  for  1867,  .  .45 
Expenditures  belonging  to  1865  and 

1866,  Summary  Statement,  .    44 

Expenses  belonging  to  1865  and  1866, 

and  appropriations  for  1866,      .      68-77 


Psge. 
Expenses  of  1866,  in  detail, .  .  96-200 
Expenses  of  Legislative  Committees,  .  117 
Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary,        .  .  164 

IbLpenses  of  Courts  of  Insolvency,  .  139 
Expenses  of  Rainsford  Island  Hospital,  149 
Expenses  Tewksbury  Almshouse,  .  151 
Expenses  Monson  Almshouse,  .  .  156 
Expenses  Bridgewater  Almshouse,  .  154 
Expenses  State  Prison,.  .  189,197 

Expenses  Reform  School,  .       .  190 

Expenses  Nautical  School,  .  .  .  192 
Expenses  Industrial  School, .  .  .  198 
Expenses  on  account  of  State  Aid,  .  180 
Expenses  on  account  of  United  States,  171 
Experts,        .       ...       .       •       .199 

F. 

Fugitives,  arrest  of,  .  .  .  194,252 
Fbnds,  statement  of,  and  transactions  of 

same,  &c.,  during  the  year  ,1866,  201-241 
Funds,  income  specifically  appropriated,    49 
receipts  on  account  of,  55-57 

payments  on  account  of,  .  ■  64r-66 
Fuel  and  Light,  State  House,  .  132,245 
Fines  and  Forfoitures,  S.  J.  Court,  *  .  98 
Fees  fh>m  Courts  of  Insolvency,  .  .  87 
Fees  of  Witnesses,       ....  120 


G. 

Governor  and  Council, . 
Governor's  salary. 
Governor's  Private  Secretary, 
Gas-Light  Companies,  . 
Gratuities,  .       .       . 


121-124 
.  121 
.  122 
.  87 
.199 


H.     • 

Harbor  Commissioners,                .  .198 

Harvard  Bank,     .  .243 

Hawkers'  and  Peddlers'  Licenses,  .    90 

Home  for  Friendless  Women,  &c.,  .  165 

Hospital  for  Women  and  Children,  .  165 

House,  Pay-RoU,  ....  98-108 

printing  and  bindUig,        .  .  112 

blanks  and  circulars, .  .  114 

stationery, 115 

House  and  Senate  clerks,  •  109 

L 

Income  from  Back  Bay  Lands  Fund,  .    91 
Income  Bounty  Loan  Sinking  Fund,   .    91 
Income  School  Fund,  apportionm't,  212-216 
income,  1865-6,  .  .       .210 

income,  1866-7, .  .211 

Income  from  B.  I.  Hospital, ...    92 


266 


INDEX. 


Inoomt  ftwn  Befbim  flohooli,  89, 90 

Inoome  ftom  State  Almihotiaet,   •  .     .92 
Income  ftxHn  State  PrlMn,    .       •       .89 

Indians, 168,168 

Indian  Soliools,    .  •       .828 

Industrial  Statistics,     ....  185 
Industrial  School  for  Girts,  .  .198 

Inqnssto, •  161 

InsolToncy   Courts,    Registers*    salar 

ries 188,  189 

expenses, 189 

fees, 87 

Inspector  of  Gasmeters,  .199 

Insnmnce  Commissioner,  salary,  •       .  144 

clerks, 144 

incidentals,        ....  144 

Insoranoe  Commissioners,  salaries,       .  144 

clerks  and  incidentals,       .  144,246 

taxes, 84-86 

penalty, 94 

Interest  on  Cocporation  Tax,  .    98 

Interest  on  Pablic  Debt,  .63,77 

Interest  on  Deposits,  .91 

Intersst  on  Union  Loan  Sinking  Fund,    91 
Interestt>n  Mass.  War  Loan,  .    98 

J.         •• 
Judiciary, 186-148 

L. 

Legislative  expenses,    .       .      96-120,244 
Legislature,  Regular  Session,  Senate 

Pay-Roll,  ....  96 
House  Pay-Roll,  ...  98 
Clerics,  Senate  and  House,  .  109 
Chaplains,  Senate  and  House,  .  109 
Preacher  of  Election  Sermon,  .  109 
Door-keepers,   Messengers    and 

Pages, 109 

Senate  printing  and  binding,     .  110 
Senate  blanks  and  circulars,      .  112 
House  printing  and  binding,      .  112 
House  blanks  and  circulars,       .  114 
Stetionery,  Senate,     .       .       .115 
Stetionery,  House,             .       .115 
Stationery  and  Printing  for,  or- 
dered by  Seigeantrat-Arms,   .  116 
Contingent  expenses,                 .  116 
Expenses  of  Committees,   .       .  117 
Fees  of  Witnesses,             .       .120 
Liabilities  and  Resources  of  the  Com- 
monwealth,        41 

Uabilities,  in  detaU,     .  49-68 

Life  Insurance  Companies,   .       .       .    86 


M. 


Psge. 


Mass.  School  Fund,  securities,      .  206-908 
transactions,  .  20M111 

apportionment  of  income,  .  212-216 
Massachusetts  Teachers*  Association,  .  217 
Massachusette  Volunteers,    .  .  887 

Massachusette  War  Fund,    .  .241 

Medical  Supplies, 179 

MessengeiB,  Door-keepers  and  Pages,  .  109 

to  Governor  and  Council,  .       .  128 

Militery  expenditurss,  .       .    166-181,  851 

Militaiy  Accounto,  .     94, 170, 868 

Militia  Bounty, 170 

MiUtafy  Tactics, 180 

Misoellaneoas  Aooonnto,  Revenue,        .    95 
Monson  State  Almshouse,  expenses,    .  156 

income, 98 

Monthly  Bounty, 174 

Mount  Vernon  Bank,   ....  848 
Municipal  Court,  Boston,     .  .  141 

Municipal  Court,  Taunton,  .  .141 

N. 

Nautical  Branch  Reform  School,  .       .  198 
New  Plymouth  Records,  .       .93 

Normal  School  Buildings,    .  .228 

Northampton  Lunatic  Hospital,  .  159, 196 
Norwich  and  Worcester  Railroad  Loan 

Sinking  Fund,  securities,       •  2^4 

transactions,       ....  235 

Notes  and  Mortgages  Back  Bay  Lands,  202 


Ordnance  Bureau, 


O. 


P. 


91,167 


Paymasters*  Bureau,  ....  169 
Psges,  Messengers  and  Door-keepers,  .  109 
Payments,  Summary  Stetement, .       .    48 

fW>m  Ordinary  Revenue  during 
die  year  1866, .        .       .      58-68 

on  account  of  sundry  Funds,     64-66 
Peddlers*  and  Hawkers*  Licenses, 
Pensions,       .... 
Per  Cent  on  Stete  Tax, 
Pleuro-Pneumonia, 
Plymouth  Colony  Records,  . 
Police  Courte,  Justices*  salaries. 

Clerks, 
Postage,  Printing  and  Stetionery, 

emor  and  Council,    . 
Preacher  of  Election  Sermon, 
Premium  on  Mass.  War  Loan, 
Premium  on  Coin, 


Gov- 


90 
164 

94 
148 

93 
140 
140 

183 

109 

98 

94 


INDEX. 


267 


Pice. 

Preservation  of  Battle  Flags,  .  181 

Printiog.    Public  DocnmeDts,     .  13S!,245 

General  Laws,    .^       .       .       •  188 

Blue  Book,         .       .  .183 

Term  Reports,    .       .     '  .       .134 

Assessors,  Books  and  Blanks,    .  184 

Agricnltaral  Beport,  .       .       •  147 

Industrial  Stetistks,  .  .184 

State  scrip,         .        .    '    .       .135 

Provincial*  Statutes,    .       .       .  135 

Registration  Blanks,  .  .135 

Printing  for  Legislature,  ordered   bj 

Sergeant-at-Arms,     ....  116 
Printing  and  Binding,  Senate,     .       .  112 
House,        •       .       .       .       .  112 
Probate  and  Insolvency  Courts,  Judges* 

salaries, 138 

Registers*  salaries,  .  138, 189 

Expenses, 139 

Productive  property,     .       .  .47 

Provost-lCarsfaal, .       .  .289 

Public  Buildings, .  .  .  .  195-197 
Public  Documents,       .       .       .  132,245 

Publishing  Laws, 133 

Publishing  Bank  Returns,    •       .       •  133 

Q. 
Quartennaster-OeneraI*s  Bureau, .    91, 167 
Quartermasters*  Supplies,     .       .       .  168 

R. 

Railroad  Bonds  and  Mortgages,  .  •  48 
Raibroad  Companies,  •  .  .  .90 
Rainsford  Island  HospiUl,  .  .149,196 
Receipts,  Summaiy  Statement,  •  .  42 
Receipts  on  account  of  Revenue  during 

the  year  1866, 54 

Receipts  on  account  of  various  Funds, .  55 
Recmitment  Fund,  ....  180 
Reformatoiy  and  Coireetional,  181-195, 252 
Re-imbursement  of  Bounties,  .  .  89 
Reform  School  for  Boys,  ...  .  190 
Repairs,  Improvements  and  Furniture, 

SUte  House,     .  .       .132,245 

RepresenUtives' Pay-Roll,  .  .  98-106 
Resources,  in  detail,     ....    46 

andUabUitiesoftiieCom'wealtii,  41 
Returned  Allotments,  ....  287 
Revenue  belonging  to  1865  and.  1866,  .    67 

Summary  Statement  of,     .       .    54 

in  detail,  ....  78-95 
Revenue,  Estimate  for  1867, ...    45 

Revere  Bank, 242 

Rogers  Book  Fund,  securities,  .  226 

transactions,       •       .       .       .226 


Pbm. 
S.  . 

Safety  Fund  Bank,       .       ',  .242 

Savings  Bank  Tax,  .  .  .  80-82 
Scientific  t>epartment,  .       .    145-149, 248 

School  for  Idiots, 158 

School  Fund  for  Indians,  securities,     .  225 

transactions,      ^       .       .       .  225 

School  Fund  Income,    .       .       .  210,211 

Scrip  Loaned  Railroad  Corporations,   •  240 

Secretary's  salary,        ....  124 

Secretaiy's  first  and  second  Clerks,     .  124 

extra  Clerks,      ....  125 

incidentals,         ....  126 

.Messenger, 125 

Fees, 90 

Secretary  Board  State  Charities, .  .160 
Semi-annual  Insurance  Tax,        •      84-86 

Senate  Pay-Roll, 96 

Senate  printing  and  binding,  .  .  110 
Senate  blanks  and  circulars,  .  .  112 
Senate  and  House,  Clerks,   .       .       .  109 

stationery, 115 

Sergeantrat-Arms,  salary,  .  .  .  |30 
Settiement  and  Bastardy  Cases,  92, 160, 250 
Seven  and  Tliree-Tenths  Loan,  .  .  238 
Seven  Per  Cent  Loan, ....  240 
Sheriffs'  Aecounts,  distributing  docu- 
ments, &c., 143 

Soldiers*  Home,  .....  180 
Soldiers*  National  Cemeteiy,  .  .  181 
State  Almshouses,  92, 151, 154, 156, 195, 196 
State  Almshouse  Loan  Sinking  Fund, 

securities,  ....  204 
transactions,       ....  204 

State  Cabinet, 147 

State  House.    Repairs,  Improvements 

and  Furniture,  .  .  132,245 
Watchmen  and  Firemen,  .  .  131 
Fuel  and  Ught,  .       .       .  132,245 

Stete  Library, 148 

Assistant-Librarian,   .  .  148 

Ubrarian*s  Clerks,  .  .  .  149 
State  Paupers  not  in  Almshouses,159, 248,249 
Stete  Police, .       .       .  .  181-189 

State  Prison,  expenses,  .  189,197 

Stete  Reform  School  for  Boys,  expenses,  190 
Steto  Scholarships,  support  of,     .       .  223 

State  Scrip, 135 

State  Tax  for  1866,  ....  88 
Stetionery,  Senate,       ....  115 

House, 116 

Legislature,  ordered  by  Sergeant- 

at-Arms, 116 

Postege  and  Printing,  Governor 
and  Council,   ....  123 


258 


INDEX. 


Pag«. 

Superior  Court,  Judges*  Mlaries, .  .  187 
Support  of  State  SchoUrships,  .  .  223 
Support  of  State  Paupers,  .  .  159,248 
Support  of  Normal  Schools,  .  .  220-222 
Supreme  Judicial  Court,  Judges*  sala- 
ries,        .  .       .       .136 

Clerk, 136 

Reporter, 136 

expenses, 137 

Surgeon-General's  Bureau,  .       .       .169 

T. 

Taunton  Lunatic  Hospital,  .       .       .  159 

Taunton  Municipal  Court,    .  .142 

Tax  Commissioner,      ....  128 

Teachers*  Institutes,     .       .       .  218-220 

Teachers*  County  Associations,    .       .  220 

Temporary  Loans,  .       .229 

Tewksbury  State  Almshouse,  expenses,  151 

Three  Tears*  Loan,       .       .       .       .239 

Todd  Kormal  School  Fund,  securities, .  224 

transactions,  .       .  224 

Transportation  of  State  Paupers, .       .  159 

Treasurer's  salary,       ....  126 

first  and  second  clerks,       .       .  127 

extra  clerks,       ....  127 

incidentals,        .       .       .       .127 


Pafs. 

Troy  and  Greenfield   Railroad  Loan 
Sinking  Fund,  securities,  . .  .235 

transactions,*     ....  236 

Troy  and  Greenfield  Railroad  Corpora- 
tion,   236 

U. 

Union   Loan   Sinking  Fund,   securi- 
ties,    205 

transactions,  .  .  .  .205 
Universal  Exposition,  ....  200 
Unproductive  Property,        .       .       .    46 


V. 


Volunteer  Bounty, 


.  173 


W. 


Washingtonian  Home, .  .  t  .  164 
Watchmeh  and  Fireman,  State  House,  131 
Weights  and  Measures,  .  .  .199 
Western  R.  R.  Loan  Sinking  Fund,  230,  231 
transactions,  .  232,283 

Witness  Fees,  .  .       .120 

Worcester  Lunatic  Hospital,        .       .  159 


1 


^ 


J 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT No.  7 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF  THE 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL 


OP  THE 


CommimtDealtl  d  Passa^lnsetts, 


WITH  THE  BEPOBT  OF  THE 


QUARTERMASTER-  GENERAL, 


FOB  THE  YBAB  EMDINQ 


DECEMBER   81,    1866. 


BOSTON: 

WRIGHT   &   POTTER,   STATE  PRINTERS, 

No.  4  Sprimo  Lasts. 

1867. 


Commonfoealt^  of  Psssax^nsetts. 


Adjutant-General's  Oppicb,  Boston,  ) 

December  81,  1866.      ] 

To  His  Excellency  Alexander  H.  Bullock,  Governor  and 

Commander-ifir  Chief. 

Sir  : — ^In  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  law,  I  have  the 
honor  to  submit  to  jour  Excellency  the  Report  of  the  Adjutant- 
General's  Department,  together  with  the  Report  of  the  Quarter- 
master^General,  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 1866. 

Very  respectfully. 
Your  Excellency's  obedient  servant, 

JAMES  A.  CUNNINGHAM, 

Adjutant- OeneraL 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 


ANNUAL  REPORT. 


Adjutant-General's  Office,  Boston,  J* 

December  81, 1866. 

To  His  Excellency  Alexander  H.  Bullock,  Governor  and 

Commander-in-Chief. 

Sir  : — Chapter  219,  section  62  of  the  Acts  of  the  year  of  our 
Lord  1866,  directs  the  Adjutant-General  to  make  an  Annual 
Report  of  the  condition  of  the  militia  of  the  Commonwealth. 

In  compliance  therewith  I  have  the  honor  to  submit  to  your 
Excellency  the  Report  from  this  department  for  the  year  1866, 
containing  abstracts  from  the  returns  of  the  commanding  officer 
of  the  division,  and  from  the  commanders  of  brigades,  regiments 
and  battalions  of  the  active  militia,  together  with  abstracts 
from  the  returns  of  the  clerks  of  the  several  cities  and  towns 
of  the  Commonwealth,  exhibiting  the  strength  of  the  enrolled 
militia ;  and  also  such  statements,  suggestions  and  recommendia- 
tions  as  are  deemed  of  importance  to  the  active  militia,  with  a 
roster  containing  the  name,  rank  and  date  of  commission  of 
every  officer  in  the  State. 

The  following  table  exhibits  the  enrolled  or  inactive  militia 
by  counties  for  the  year  1866,  also  a  comparison  with  the  year 
1865,  showing  an  increase  of  ten  thousand  and  ninety-seven 
(10,097)  over  the  number  returned  i^  1865  : — 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


Tablb  No.  1. 

Setum  of  Enrolled  MUtia  for  1866. 


• 

COUNTIES. 

186S. 

1866. 

Increase. 

Decrease. 

Suffolk, 

80,615 

89,511 

9,511 

615 

Dukes, 

589 

436 

- 

103 

Nantacket, . 

608 

556 

- 

47 

Barnstable, . 

4,884 

1,960 

- 

2,924 

Norfolk,      . 

12,059 

18,404 

2,825 

1,480 

Plymouth,  . 

8,515 

8,226 

244 

533 

Bristol, 

12,190 

10,830 

417 

2,277 

Essex, 

18,887 

18,556 

1,466 

1,747 

Middlesex, . 

22,560 

26,111 

4,401 

850 

Worcester, . 

17,450 

17,128 

1,650 

1,972 

Franklin,    . 

8,936 

4,164 

407 

179 

Hampshire, 

4,822 

• 

4,725 

558 

155 

Hampden,  • 

6,859 

■    7,485 

857 

281 

Berkshire,  . 

• 

5,176 

6,100 

1,160 

236 

Totals, 

148,545 

158,642 

28,496 

18,399 

Subtract, 

•  • 

•  • 

148,545 

18,399 

- 

Increase  ovc 

Tise 

t5,     . 

»  10,097 

10,097 

- 

ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jau. 


Table  No.  2. 

Abstract  of  Gompanyj  Regimmtaly  Brigade  and  J)imsum  Betums  far 
May  Jhtpectum  and  Fall  Bncampment  of  the  year  1866. 

FIRST    BRIQADE. 
First  Regimsztt  of  Infantry. 


I 

§ 


A. 

B, 

C, 

D, 

E, 

F, 

G, 

H, 

I, 

K, 


LOCALITY. 


Rozbury,  . 
Boston, 
Boston, 
Bozbaiy,  . 
Boston, 
Rozbuiy,  . 
Boston, 
Chelsea,    . 
Dorchester, 
Boston,     . 


Mat 

Ixspsonoir. 


55 

48 

66 
53 
50 
60 
12 
47 
47 


428 


AlM*t. 


2 
12 

4 

7 
9 

22 
10 
13 

79 


Gamp  Dutt. 

18T  DAT. 

•VD  DAT. 

SbdDat. 

Fret. 

Abt^t 

Pres. 

AbtH 

Ptm. 

Abt*t. 

58 

. 

51 

2 

52 

60 

.- 

58 

2 

58 

57 

3 

59 

1 

60 

52 

1 

52 

1 

53 

44 

10 

44 

10 

44 

48 

11 

49 

10 

51 

46 

2 

47 

11 

48 

52 

— 

52 

mm 

52 

38 

5 

43 

— 

41 

64 

- 

44 

10 
47 

42 
501 

604 

32 

499 

1 

2 


10 

9 

11 

2 
14 


49 


Band,    • 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 
11 


Second  Regiment  of  Infantry. 


A,  . 

Boston,  • 

15 

23 

B,   . 

«( 

33 

20 

27 

23 

27 

23 

27 

23 

C,   . 

u 

16 

16 

8 

29 

7 

30 

7 

30 

D,  . 

t( 

19 

19 

13 

19 

13 

19 

13 

19 

B,   . 

t( 

25 

14 

16 

38 

16 

38 

15 

39 

F,   . 

M 

24 

1 

16 

14 

16 

14 

16 

14 

6,  . 

CC 

22 

35 

21 

36 

21 

36 

21 

36 

H,  . 

it 

19 

20 

13 

25 

13 

25 

13 

25 

I.   . 

(( 

26 

23 

16 

38 

22 

32 

22 

82 

K,  . 

(( 

11 

30 

- 

222 

135 

- 

— 

- 

210 

201 

130 

217 

134 

218 

Band,    • 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 
6 


1867.] 


PUBLia  DOCUMENT— No.  7, 


Third  Beoimkht  of  Iktantry. 


a 

a 

s 


LOOALITT. 


Hat 

Inmnaoa. 


Ato't 


A, 

B, 

C, 

E, 
F, 

G, 


Fall  Biver, 
Scitnate,  . 
New  Bedford, 
Taunton,  . 


u 


44 

60 
41 

65 


211 


19 

1 
17 


87 


Camp  Dutt. 

IbtDat. 

MVT>  DAT. 

8bd  DAT.   . 

PVM. 

▲te*t 

Pni. 

AImX 

Pm. 

AlM*t. 

67 

8 

57 

8 

57 

58 

1 

58 

. 

58 

45 

11 

45 

11 

"45 

50 

0 

50 

9 

50 

56 

8 

56 

8 

56 

58 

8 

58 

8 

53 

819 

29 

819 

29 

819 

8 

11 
9 
8 
8 


29 


Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 
7 


Seventh  Beoiment  of 

Infantry. 

A,     . 

Boston, 

28 

29 

40 

14 

40 

14 

40 

14 

B,      . 

(( 

24 

86 

41 

19 

41 

19 

41 

19 

c.    . 

(« 

24 

86 

50 

7 

50 

7 

50 

7 

D,     . 

» 

87 

21 

46 

14 

45 

15 

45 

15 

E,     , 

CI 

84 

16 

55 

5 

55 

5 

55 

5 

F,      . 

(C 

8 

89 

48 

5 

48 

5 

48 

5 

G,     . 

u 

86 

22 

41 

11 

41 

11 

41 

11 

H,     . 

u 

17 

48 

85 

6 

85 

6 

85 

6 

I.       . 

ct 

28 

27 

49 

7 

49 

7 

49 

7 

it,      . 

l< 

41 

19 

45 

9 

45 

9 

45 

9 

277 

288 

450 

97 

449 

98 

449 

98 

Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 
8 


Ninth  Begiment  of  Infantry. 


A,     . 

Boaton,     . 

59 

1 

56 

2 

56 

2 

56 

2 

B.     . 

u 

•                  • 

54 

8 

44 

13 

46 

11 

46 

11 

C,      . 

Chelsea,    . 

56 

2 

52 

8 

52 

.      8 

52 

8 

D.     . 

Boston,     . 

44 

18 

51 

1 

51 

1 

51 

1 

E,     . 

•              t 

42 

4 

41 

19 

41 

19 

41 

19 

F,      . 

•              • 

48 

9 

44 

15 

45 

14 

45 

14 

6,     . 

Charlestown,     . 

60 

. 

49 

5 

51 

8 

51 

8 

H,     . 

Boston,     . 

44 

9 

56 

8 

57 

2 

57 

2 

I.       . 

(C 

•                 • 

42 

18 

50 

12 

49 

18 

49 

18 

K,     . 

57 

8 

53 

7 

58 

7 

58 

7 

506 

62 

496 

85 

501 

80 

501 

80 

Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 
11 


8 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


FiBBT  Battauok  or  Infamtrt. 


LOCALITY. 

Mat 

.    Camp  Dctt. 

^ 

IwsFxmov. 

iBT  DAT. 

j^HD  DAT. 

8rd  DAT. 

1 

Fret. 

AlM't. 

Fret. 

Abs't 

PfM. 

AlM*t 

Pm. 

AbtX' 

A,  . 

B,  . 

c,    . 

D,  . 

E,  . 

Worcester, 
Fitchbarg, 
Worcester, 
Fitchbui^, 
Ashbumnam,    . 

.    56 

41 

•  59 

4 

1 
1 

50 

45 
46 
60 
51 

5 
5 

9 

50 

45 
46 
60 
51 

5 
5 

9 

50 
45 
46 
60 
51 

5 
5 

■ 

9 

156 

6 

252 

19 

252 

19 

252 

19 

Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 
5 


Second  Battalion  of  Infantry,  (Colored.) 


A, 
B, 


Boston, 

New  Bedford,   . 


60 

53 

7 

58 

7 

54 

60 

- 

•   48 

- 

48 
101 

- 

.48 
102 

120 

.  - 

101 

7 

7 

6 


6 


Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


8 
o 


First  Battalion  of  Cavalry. 


A, 
B, 
C, 
D, 


Boston, 


u 


Cbarlestown, 
Roxbury,  . 


102 

1 

83 

20 

83 

20 

83 

76 

27 

86 

17 

87 

17 

87 

74 

13 

•   59 

.- 

59 

— 

59 

.57 

— . 

77 

1 
88 

77 

1 

,78 
307 

309 

41 

305 

306 

38 

20 
17 


37 


Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


8 
5 


Unattached  Company  pF  Cavalry. 


E, 


New  Bedford,   . 


66 

31 

76 

- 

76 

- 

76 

Batteries 

OF  Light  Artillery. 

1st,    . 
2d,     . 

Boston, 

•  • 

•  • 

72 
80 

152 

29 
17 

108 
103 

20 
23 

106 
103 

20 
23 

43 

107 
103 

21 
23 

■ 

46 

211 

43 

211 

210 

44 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


Unattached  Companies  or  Infantry. 


LOCiLUTT. 

Mat 

Cavp  Ddtt. 

1 

i 

iHfPXCTION. 

18T  DAT. 

»m>  DAT. 

8bd  Dat. 

Ptm. 

1 

Abs^t 

Pres. 

Ab8*t 

Pres. 

Abs't 

Pres. 

AlM't 

TTtb,. 
78th,. 

Enfield,     . 
Commington,    . 

52 
86 

'■'  8 
24 

53 

7 

53 

7 

53 

7 

88 

32 

53 

7 

53 

7 

53 

7 

SECOND  BBIGADE. 

Fifth  Reqiment  of  Iiifantry. 


A,     . 

Charlestown,     . 

53 

7 

59 

1 

58 

2 

58 

2 

B,     . 

Somerville, 

55 

— 

53 

4 

53 

4 

53 

4 

c,    . 

Cambridge, 

36 

27 

37 

7 

37 

7 

37 

7 

D,     . 

Cbarlestowii,     . 

40 

14 

54 

1 

54 

1 

54 

1 

E,     . 

Medford,  . 

60 

— 

60 

. 

60 

60 

•    ^ 

F,     . 

60 

~ 

59 

1 

59 

1 

•59 

1 

G,     . 

Woburn,  . 

57 

1 

60 

_ 

60 

. 

59 

1 

H,     . 

Charlestown,     . 

45 

14 

50 

9 

50 

9 

50 

9 

I,       . 

HndsoD,    . 

59 

~ 

58 

2 

58 

2 

58 

2 

K,     . 

South  Danvers, 

52 

8 

53 

25 

53 

- 

53 

517 

71 

543 

542 

26 

541 

27 

Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 

7 


Sixth  Regiment  of  Infantry. 


A,     . 

South  Beading, . 

44 

16 

56 

56 

56 

B,      . 

Groton,     . 

57 

3 

52 

8 

52 

8 

50 

10 

G,      . 

Lowell, 

58 

2 

49 

. 

49 

mm 

49 

D,     . 

(t 

55 

5 

54 

~ 

54 

_ 

54 

^ 

E,     . 

Acton, '     . 

40 

20 

51 

9 

51 

9 

51 

9 

F,     . 

Concord,  . 

50 

10 

,m 

mm 

G.     . 

Lowell,     . 

47 

13 

34 

19 

34 

19 

34 

19 

H,     . 

(( 

— 

— 

58 

-J 

58 

■% 

58 

^ 

L       . 

Lawrence, 

57 

3 

54 

3 

55 

2 

55 

2 

K,     . 

•        • 

58 

2 

52 

5 
44 

52 

5 

53 

4 

466 

74 

460 

461 

43 

460 

44 

Band,    . 
Field  and  Staff, 


18 
11 


10 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Eighth  BBantBira  ov  Infantby. 


LOCALTTT. 

ICat 

Gamp  Dutt. 

1 

InrBCTiov. 

10T  DAT. 

9kd  Day. 

8KD  DAT. 

1 

s 

Fni. 

▲to't 

PlM. 

▲bt*t 

Frai. 

▲bs't 

Prei. 

Ate^t. 

A,  . 

B,  . 

C,  . 

S'   • 

E,  . 

F,  . 
6,     . 

f  : 

K,     . 

Newboryport,   . 

M 

Marblehead, 

Lynn, 

Beverly,   . 

Lynn,        •        • 

Gloucester, 

Salem, 

Lynn,        •        • 

Sfuem, 

58 
62 
60 
60 
47 
48 
84 
58 
66 
89 

2 
8 

18 
12 

20 
7 
4 

14 

66 
68 
64 
58 
65 
65 
48 
26 
62 
48 

3 

7 
4 
2 
5 
8 
8 

34 
6 

12 

79 

66 
58 
54 
58 
65 
65 
48 
26 
52 
48 

8 
7 
4 
2 
6 
3 
3 

34 
6 

12 

66 
68 

54 
58 
55 
55 
48 
26 
52 
48 

8 
7 
4 
2 
6 
3 
3 

84 
6 

12 

606 

80 

505 

505 

79 

505 

79 

Batteries  of  Light  Abtillsry. 


8d,    . 
4th,   . 


Maiden,    . 
Lawrence, 


44 

47 

77 

3 

77 

8 

78 

104 

24 

98 

31 

93 

31 

98 

148 

71 

170 

34 

170 

34 

171 

2 
31 


33 


Unattached  Compant  of  Cavalry. 


E,     . 


Chelmsford, 


93 


8 


82 


82 


82 


COMPANIES    OF   CADETS. 
Urit  Company, 


1st,*  . 


Boston,     • 


81 

- 

73 

35 

77 

33 

79 

29 


Band, 


18 


*  Setaelied  from  tlie  DiTliIon  bj  General  Orderi  No.  13,  May  21, 1886. 


Second  Company. 


2d,     . 


Salem,      •        • 


69 

17 

72 

26 

72 

26 

72 

26 


Band 
I 


8 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  7, 


11 


Table  No.  8. 

Showing  th$  vaeaneiu  of  Chmmissianed  Officers  in  the  several  Regi- 
tneniSy  BaUaUone  ofid  Unattached  Companies  of  ike  Massachmetts 
AKlitia. 


-i 

and 

taff. 

. 

• 

OOBF8. 

1 

5 

1 

3 

1: 
II 

i 

1 

a 

•| 

S 

3 

S 

First  Diviflion, 

8 

3 

Ist  Regiment  Infantry, , 

- 

— 

- 

1 

- 

- 

— 

— 

1 

2d         "             " 

— 

. 

— 

2 

— 

— 

2 

a 

7 

8d        •"             " 

~ 

-. 

— 

3 

— 

— 

~ 

1 

4 

5th        "             " 

~ 

. 

» 

3 

— 

» 

— 

2 

5 

7th        "             " 

1. 

— 

— 

2 

— 

— 

2 

5 

9 

8th        *•             " 

~ 

~ 

— 

— 

~ 

.- 

. 

1 

1 

0th        "             "     '  , 

. 

_ 

1. 

1 

» 

_ 

. 

2 

3 

10th        ««             " 

. 

1 

1 

4 

-. 

. 

1 

1 

8 

2d  Battalion  Infiintry,  ^ 

— 

-. 

— 

1 

.- 

— 

— 

— 

1 

Ist         "       Cavalry,  . 

- 

— 

- 

I 

- 

— 

— 

* 

1 

8d  Battery  Light  ArtiHery,  . 

- 

- 

- 

- 

1 

1 

- 

1 

3 

4th      "           "           "        . 

m. 

mm 

— 

_ 

1 

1 

. 

— 

2 

Co.  E,  Unattached  Cavalry,  . 

— 

- 

- 

- 

1 

- 

- 

— 

1 

Ist  Company  of  Cadets, . 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

1 

- 

- 

1 

2d         '*                  "     .        . 

mm 

. 

.. 

~ 

« 

— 

. 

3 

3 

78th  Unatt  Co.  of  Infantry,  . 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

1 

1 

Totals,     .... 

3 

1 

1 

18 

3 

3 

5 

20 

54 

Table  No.  4. 


Otfickss  ComixsaxosxD. 


Omcna  Duohabosb. 


Major-Generals, 

I 

Brigadiei^Generals,  . 

2 

Colonels, 

7 

Lientenant-Colonels, 

9 

Majors,   ' 

.      16 

Staff  Officers, 

.      44 

Captains, 

.      60 

Lieutenants,     .       .       .       . 

.    156 

Total,        .       .       .       . 

.    295 

Colonels,  . 
lieutenant-Colonels, 
Majors,     . 
Staff  Officers, 
Captains,  . 
Lieutenants, 

Total, 


1 

3 

3 

15 

36 

88 

146 


12 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[JaD. 


Armobt  Rent-Roll  fob  year  1866. 

The  following  table  shows  the  amount  paid  out  of  the  State 
treasury  for  the  rents  of  armories  for  the  various  organizations 
of  Massachusetts  Volunteer  Militia  during  the  jear  1866: — 


Crrns  ahd  Towxs. 


Organizations. 


Amount. 


Acton, 

Beverly, 

Boston, 


u 
u 

t4 
(4 
i( 
(( 
(t 
(t 
(( 
(( 

(i 
(( 
U 

u 
t( 
(( 
u 
i( 
u 
t( 


Cambridge, 
i( 

i( 
Charlestown 

((     '■• 

u 

Chelmsford, 
Chelsea, 

Concord, 
Cummington, 
Dorchester, 
Enfield, 
Fall  River, . 


Company 

E,  Sixth  Regiment, 

i( 

E,  Eighth 

44 

t( 

B,  First 

44 

C( 

C,     « 

44 

«( 

E,     " 

44 

«( 

G,     « 

44 

(( 

K,     " 

44 

10  Companies  Second 

44 

10 

SeVenth 

44 

Company 

A,  Ninth 

(4 

(4 

B,      " 

44 

44     • 

D,      " 

44 

44 

E,      «' 

44   ■ 

44 

F,      " 

44 

44 

H,     " 

44 

44 

I.       « 

44 

44 

K,     « 

44 

mos.,) 


First  Company  of  Cadets, 
Company  A,  First  Battalion  Cavalry, 

44  B  *'  **  ** 

First  Battery  Light  Artillery, 
Second    "  "  "  •. 

14ih  Unattached  Company  Infantry, 
62d  *«  "  "     (6 

Company  C,  Fifth  Regiment, 

84th  Unattached  Company  Infantry, 
Company  C,  First  Battalion  Cavalry, 

A,  Fiflh  Regiment,     • 

D,      «    •        « 

H      "  " 

G,'  Ninth  "  ! 

F,  Unattached  Cavalry, 

C,  Ninth  Regiment, 

H,  First  " 

F,  Sixth  " 

78th  Unattached  Company  Inf.,  (4^  mos.,) 
Company  I,  First  Regiment, 
77th  Unattached  Company  Infantry, 
Company  B,  Third  Regiment, .    . 

■ 

Amount  carried  forward, 


14 
44 

44 
44 
44 
44 
44 
44 


9150  00 
100  00 
300  00 
800  00 
800  00 
800  00 
•  300  00 
3,000  00 
3,000  00 
800  00 
300  00 
300  00 
800  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
114  45 
300  00 
300  00 
300  00 
800  00 
300  00 
800  00 
250  00 
216  00 
240  00 
250  00 
250  00 
150  00 
9  00 
250  00 
134  38 
300  00 


915,913  83 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


13 


Armory  Reni-RoU — Continued. 


Criis  ahd  Towvs. 


OrganlzatiODf. 


Amonnt. 


Fitcbbnrg, 

Gloucester, 
Groton, 
Halifax, 
Lawrenpe, 

a 
u 

Lowell, 
it 

t( 

a 

Ljnn,  • 

t« 

• 

t( 

• 

Maiden, 

Marblehead 

Medford, 


New  Bedford, 

(( 

(( 
Roxbnry,    . 

Salem, 

• 
Scituate, 
Somerville, . 
Sonth  Danvers, 
South  Beading, 
Taunton, 

Wobum, 

• 

Worcester, . 

• 
«i 


(i 

a 


(t 
« 
(i 


Amount  brought  fartoardj 

Company  B,  First  Battalion  Infantry,  . 
»*        D,     "  "  «    (4mo8.,) 

G,  Eighth  Regt,  (6  mos.  22  days,) 
B,  Sixth  Regiment, 

A,  Third        "        (7  mos.,) 
I,  Sixth         " 
K,     «  « 

Fourth  Battery  Light  Artillery, 
Company  C,  Sixth  Regiment, 

I>, 

6, 
H, 

D,  Eighth 
F,     " 

I,       " 
Third  Battery  Light  Artillery, 

Company  C,  Eighth  Regiment,  (7  mos.,) 

E,  Fifth  " 

F,  "  " 

E,  Third  « 
£,  Unattached  Cavalry, 

B,  Second  Battalion  Infantry, 

A,  First  Regiment, 
D,     "  " 

F,  «  « 
H,  Tenth         "  (8  mos.,) 
D,  First  Battalion  Cavalry, 
H,  Eighth  Regiment, 
K,       «           " 

Second  Companjr  of  Cadets, 

Company  C,  Third  Regiment,  (6}  mos.,) 

B,  Fifth 
K,     " 
A,  Sixth 

F,  Third 

G,  « 
G,  Fifth 

64th  Unattached  Company  Infantry, 
Company  A,  First  Battalion  Infantry, 

t<        c,     «  " 

First  Company  of  State  Guard, 


u 
it 
u 
tt 
it 


u 
(( 
(i 
(( 
(( 


t( 
(( 
(( 
(( 
«( 
« 
«i 
u 
(( 
i( 
(t 
(( 


«c 
«( 
u 
u 
u 


(i 


it 
il 


tt 


Total, 


915,913  83 

200  00 
66  67 
168  83 
100  00 
29  16 
263  00 
300  00 
300  00 
160  00 
150  00 
150  00 
160  00 
300  00 
200  00 
300  00 
300  00 

87  60 
175  00 
175  00 
300  00 
225  00 
200  00 
144  45 
133  83 
200  00 

88  89 
185  33 
200  00 
260  00 
300  00 

69  44 
150  00 
190  00 
150  00 
150  00 
160  00 
200  00 
100  00 
200  00 
200  00 
100  00 

923,364  93 


14  ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

« 

VOLUNTBEB  MiLITIA. 

There  are  now  organized  four  batteries  and  one  section  of 
Light  Artillery,  six  companies  of  Oavalry  and  ninety-two  of 
Infantry,  including  the  two  companies  of  Cadets.  This  consti- 
tutes our  entire  military  force. 

On  the  18th  day  of  May,  1866,  the  following  Order  was 
issued : — 


COMMONWEALTH  OF  MASSACHITSETTS. 

ABTERJ 

May  18,  1866 


H^Q,„™.  ■^""-l 


[Gexeral  Ordbb,  No.  11.] 

The  following  regiments  of  the  Massachusetts  Volunteer  Militia  are 
hereby  re-organized,  and  will  be  constituted  and  designated  as  follows : — 

L — Fifth  Regxmeni  of  Infantry^  (Col.  George  H.  Peirson.) 

Company  A,  Captain  George  F.  Chapin,  (Twenty-Sixth  Unatt.  Co.)     .  Chariestown. 

"  B,  '<       GranviUe  W.  DanieUa, Somenrille. 

'*  C,  "  George  A.  Meacham,  (Twelfth  Unatt  Co.)  .       .  Cambridge. 

"  D,  "       George  H.  Marden,  Jr., Chariestown. 

"  E,  ''       Isaac  F.  R.  Hosea, Hedford. 

"  F,  "  Godfrey  Ryder,  Jr.,  (Thirty-Ninth  Unatt  Co.)     .  Medford. 

"  G,  "       Cyrus  Tay, Wobum. 

"  H,  "  D.  Webster  Davis,         .       .       .  *    .       .       .  Chariestown. 

"  I,  *^       Andrew  A.  Powers, Marlborough. 

'<  K,  '*  Charles  F.  Harrington,  (84th  Unatt  Co.)     .       .  Cambridge. 

Companies  C,  E,  F  and  £[,  late  of  this  regiment^  and  recruited  for 
one  hundred  days'  service,  are  hereby  disbanded,  and  the  officers  thereof 
honorably  discharged. 

II. — Sixth  RegivMnU  of  Jkfaniry,  (Lieut.  Col.  Melyin  Beal.) 

Company  A,  Captain  Samuel  F.  Littlefield,  (Co.  £,  Eighth  Regiment,)  South  Reading. 

"  B,  **  Geoige  F.  Shattuck, Groton. 

'*  C,  *'  Benjamin  F.  Goddard, Lowell. 

"  D,  "  James  W.Hart, Lowell. 

^*  E,  *'  Frank  H.  Whitcomb, Acton. 

"  F,  **  Richard  Barrett,  (Seventy-Ninth  Unatt  Co.)       .  Concord. 

"  G,  *'  Albert  Finder, Lowell. 

''  H,  "  Matthew  Donnoyan,  (Sixty-Fifth  Unatt  Co.)      .  LoweU. 

**  I,  **  Frederick  G.  Tyler, Lawrence. 

"  K,  "  Smith  Decker, Lawrence. 

IIL — Uighth  Regiment  of  Infantry,  (Col.  Benj.  F.  Peach,  Jr.) 

Company  A,  Captain  Jos.  L.  Johnson,  (Co.  H,  Sixtieth  Regt,  100  days,)  Newbuiyport. 

**        B,       "       Charies  L.  AyerB,  (Third  Unatt.  Co.)    .       .       •  Newbaryport. 

'*        C,       **       Knott  y.  Martin, Marblehead. 

**        D,       "       Thomas  H.  Beny, Lynn. 

*'        E,       ^*       Francis  E.  Porter,  (Second  Unatt  Co.)        .       .  Beverly. 

"        F,       *'      Henry  Stone, Lynn. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


15 


Company  6,  Captain  Edwud  L.  Bowe, •  •  Gloncester. 

«        H,      **  (Thizteenth  Unatt.  Co.)    .  .  Salem. 

•'        I,        '*      Jeremiah  C.  Bachdler,  (EleYenth  Unatt  Co.)  .  Lynn. 

**        K,      "      Joseph  H.  Glidden,  (Sixty-Bighth  Unatt  Co.)  .  Salem. 

Companies  A,  B,  C,  H,  I  and  K,  late  of  this  regiment,  and  recruited 
for  one  hundred  days'  service,  are  hereby  disbanded,  and  the  officers 
thereof  honorably  discharged.  ComfMiny  E,  Captain  Samuel  F. 
Littlefield,  is  attached  to  Sixth  Begiment,  M.  V.  M. 

lY. — ^The  following  named  Unattached  Companies  of  the  Massachu- 
setts Yolokiteer  Militia  are  hereby  constituted  a  Regiment  of  Infantry, 
to  be  known  as  the 

Ninth  RegiiMnt  of  Infantry. 


Company  A,  (Fortieth  Unattached  Co. 

)  Captai] 

a  John  R.  Farrell,  . 

.    Boston. 

u 

B,  (Fifty-Second 

<( 

1      ** 

James  HcAidle,  . 

i< 

u 

C,  (Fifty-Third 

M 

1      '* 

John  HcGoire,    . 

.    Chelsea. 

u 

D,  (Fifty-Fifth 

(t 

1      *' 

Michael  Scanlan, 

.    Boston. 

u 

£,  (Fifty  Sixth 

II 

1      *' ' 

JohnH.  Tobin,  . 

ti 

M 

F,  (Fifty-Seventh 

(1 

1      ^* 

Patrick  F.  Logan, 

w 

It 

G,  (Fifty-Ninth 

II 

1       '* 

James  White,     . 

.    Charlestown. 

u 

U,  (Sixtieth 

II 

1      " 

Peter  A.  Sinnott, 

.    Boston. 

M 

I,  (Forty-Sixth 

II                 ' 

1      ** 

Timothy  A.  Hurley, 

II 

U 

K,  (Sixty-Third 

U 

1      II 

Kobert  A.  Miller, 

II 

V. — The  regiment  commanded  by  Colonel  Isaac  S.  Bnrrill,  and 
known  as  the  Forty-Second  Regiment  of  Infantry,  will  be  hereafter 
known  as  the  Tenth  Regiment  of  Infantry,  and  will  be  composed  of  the 
following  named  companies : — 

(}ompany  A,  Captain  Cieoi^e  O.  FiUebrown,  (Sixty-Sixth  Unatt  Co.) 


II 


M 


II 


•I 


II 


M 


II 


U 


II 


B, 
C, 

D, 
E, 
F, 

G, 
H, 

I, 


II 


l< 


41 


II 


II 


U 


II 


II 


II 


GeorgcH.  Smith,  (Ninth  Unatt  Co.)   . 
Harry  K.  I'homas,  (Forty-Fifth  Unatt  Co.) 

Jediah  P.  Jordan, 

Moses  E.  Bigelow,  (First  Unatt  Co.)    . 
John  T.  Ryan,  (Sixty-Serenth  Unatt  Co.) 
Alfred  N.  Proctor,  (Twenty-Fifth  Unatt.  Co 
Gieoige  H.  Foster,  (Twenty-Kinth  Unatt  Co 
Edward  Merrill,  Jr.,      •       .       .       • 
Gieoige  H.  Johnston,  (Eighty-first  Unatt  Co 


) 


) 


) 


Boxbary. 

East  Boston. 

Boston. 

Boxbniy. 

South  Boston. 

Boxbuiy. 

Boston. 

Boxbary. 

Dorchester. 

South  Boston. 


Companies  A,  B  and  £,  late  of  this  regiment,  recruited  for  one 
hundred  days'  service,  are  hereby  disbanded,  and  the  officers  thereof 
honorably  discharged. 

VL — ^The  Fiftieth  Unattached  Company  of  Infantry,  Captain  John 
W,  Kimball,  of  Fitchburg. 

The  Seventieth  Unattached  Company  of  Infantry,  Captain  James  M. 
Drennan  of  Worcester,  and  Company  F,  Sixtieth  Regiment  of  Infantry 
(raised  for  one  hundred  days'  service,)  Captain  Robert  H.  Chamberlain, 


16  ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

Worcester,  will  constitute  a  battalion,  to  be  designated  and  known  as 
the  «  First  Battalion  of  Infantry,"  M.  V.  M.     . 

Companies  A,  B,  C,  D,'  E,  G  and  K,  of  the  Sixtieth  Regiment  are 
.hereby  disbanded,  and  the  officers  thereof  honorably  discharged. 

VII. — The  following  named  Unattached  Companies  of  Infantry  are 
temporarily  attached  to  the  Fifth  Regiment  of  Infantry,  Colonel  George 
H.  Peirson : — 

Thirty-First  Unattached  Company,  Captain  Bobert  Torrey,  Jr.,     .  .  Cambridge. 

Fifty-Eighth         "  "  •*       Matthew  Foley,  .       .  .  Stoneham. 

Sixty-First,  "  "  *«       Francis  C.  Gallagher,  •  SomerviUe. 

Sixty-Fonrth,       "  «  •*       John  Powers,     .       .  .  Wobura. 

Seventy-Sixth,    "  "  "       John  W.  Stevens,      .  .  Soath  DanTera. 

Vlll. — The  Fourth  Unattached  Company  of  Infantry,  Captain  John 
Qaincy  Adams,  Chelsea,  is  hereby  temporarily  attached  to  the  Eighth 
Regiment  of  Infantry,  Colonel  Benjamin  F.  Peach,  Jr. 

IX. — ^The  following  named  Companies  of  Infantry  will  remain 
unattached  until  further  orders: — 


Company  D,  Third  Regiment,  Captain  Andrew  R.  Wright, 


Fall  River. 
New  Bedford. 
Fall  River. 
Taunton. 
Boston. 


*»        E,      "  "  "       Henry  H.  Potter, 

"        K,     "  «  «      Thomaa  J.  Boiden,     . 

"        G,  Fourth  "  "       James  Brown,     . 
Fourteenth  Unattached  Company  Inlantiy,  Captain  Lewis  Gaul, 

Seventy-Fourth    "    .  "  "             "       Abraham  Conklin, .    New  Bedford. 

Seventy-Fifth       '*  ''  ''             "       G.  Hubert  Bates,     .    Scituate. 

Seventy-Seventh  "  "  "              "       Erskine  E.  Buder,  .    Enfield. 

Seventy-Eight      "  "  "             '*       Joshua  L.  Abell,     .    Cummlngton. 

EighUeth              "  "  "             "       WiUiam  J.  Briggs, .    Taunton. 

X. — Commandersi  of  companies  named  in  this  Order,  together  with 
those  of  the  Second  and  Seventh  Regiments  of  Infantry,  First  Battalion 
of  Cavalry,  First,  Second,  Third  and  Fourth  Batteries  of  Light  Artil- 
lery, Companies  E  and  F  of  Unattached  Cavalry,  and  the  two  compa- 
nies of  Cadets,  will  report  forthwith  to  the  Adjutant-General  a  complete 
list  of  the  active  members  of  their  commands,  when  blank  requisitions 
for  quartermaster's  and  ordnance  stores  will  be  furnished. 

Section  73,-  chapter  219  of  the  Acts  of  1866,  provides  that  no 
uniforms,  arms  or  equipments  shall  be  issued  to  or  for  the  use  of  any 
company,  unless  it  has  at  least  fifly  non-commissioned  officers  and  privates, 
actually  belonging  thereto,  and  duly  enrolled  for  the  performance  of 
active  duty. 

XI. — Colonel  Geobqe  H.  Peirson,  Fifth  Regiment  of  Infantry; 
Lieutenant-Colonel  Melyik  Beal,  commanding  Sixth  Regiment  of 
Infantry;  Colonel  Benjason  F.  Peach,  Jr.,  Eighth  Regiment  of 
Infanlry,  and  Colonel  Isaac  S.  Bubrill,  Forty-Second  Regiment  of 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7.  17 

Infantry,  are  each  charged  with  the  promulgation  of  this  order  in  their 
several  commands. 

«  Captain  Johk  R  Fabbell,  Fortieth  Unattached  Company  of  Infan- 
try, will  promulgate  this  order  to  the  commanders  of  the  several  com- , 
panics  designated  to  compose  the  Ninth  Begiment  of  Infautry ;  and 
Captain  BoBEBT  H.  Chambeblain,  of  Company  F,  Sixtieth  Begiment 
of  In&ntry,  to  the  commanding  officers  of  the  companies  to  compoes 
the  First  Battalion  of  Infantry. 

XIL — ^The  Second,  Seventh,  Ninth  and  Tenth  Begiments  of  Infantry, 
the  First  Battalion  of  Cavalry,  the  First  and  Second  Batteries  of  Light 
Artillery,  Company  £  of  Unattached  Cavalry,  and  the  First  Battalion 
of  Infantry,  shall  constitute  the  First  Brigade. 

The  Fifth,  Sixth  and  Eighth  Begiments  of  Infantry,  with  the  com- 
panies temporarily  attached  thereto ;  the  Third  and  Fourth  Batteries  of 
Light  Artillery,  and  Company  F  of  Unattached  Cavalry,  shall  constitute 
the  Second  Brigade. 

The  two  companies  of  Cadets  are  attached  to  the  Division. 

Xni. — ^The  whole  militia  of  the  State  will  constitute  one  Division. 

By  order  of  His  Excellency  Alexaxdeb  H.  Bullock,  Governor 
and  Conmiand^r-in-Chief. 

William  Schoulbb,  Adjutant' GeneraL 

This  Order  organized  the  whole  force  into  one  Division,  and 
upon  this  fact  being  communicated  to  the  legislature,  they 
elected  by  concurrent  vpte  of  their  two  branches  Benjamin  F. 
Butler,  Esq.,  of  Lowell,  Mass.,  Major-General  of  the  Division  of 
Militia  of  Massachueetts.  He  was  accordingly  commissioned 
and  qualified  under  date  of  May  28, 1866. 

On  the  2l8t  day  of  May,  1866,  the  following  General  Order 
was  issued  detaching  the  first  company  o£k  Cadets  from  the 
Division : — 

comhokwealth  of  massachusetts. 

.    Head-Quabtebs,  Boston,) 
[Gbhsbal  Obdbb,  No.  12.]  May  21,  1866.     ) 

So  much  of  General  Order,  No.  11,  current  series,  paragraph  12,  as 
refers  to  the  first  company  of  Cadets,  Boston,  is  hereby  coantermanded, 
and  the  company  will  remain  unattached  subject  only  to  the  orders 
of  the  commander-in-chief. 

By  order  of  His  Excellency  Alexandeb  H.  Bullock,  Governor 
and  Conmiander-in-Chief. 

Willla.!!  Schouleb,  Adjutani- General 
8 


18  ADJUTANT-GENERAL^S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

On  the  20th  of  August,  1866,  the  Third  Regiment  of  Infantry 
was  organized  by  the  following  Oeneral  Order  :— 


COMSIONWEALTH   OF  MASSACHUSETTS. 

^UABTERI 

August  20,  1866 


Head-Quabters,  Boston,) 


[Gbnxral  Obdxs,  No.  23.] 

The  following  named  compauies  will  constitnte  the  Third  Regiment 
of  Infantry,  and  will  remain  attached  to  the  First  Brigade.  They  will 
be  designated  as  follows : — 

Oompanj  A,  (Co.  A,  old  Thiid  B«gt,)  Capti 

B,  (  "    K,  "  ic       )        a 

C,  (Seventy-Fifth  Unatt.  Co.)    " 

D,  (Co.  D,  old  Third  Regt.)       *• 

E,  <  "   E,  "         "     )       " 


F,  (Eightieth  Unatt  Co.) 
6,  (Co.  6,  old  Fourth  Begt,) 


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Charles  P.  Lyon,  . 

.    Haliikx. 

Thomas  J.  Borden, 

.    Fall  River. 

G.  Hubert  Bates,  . 

.    Sdtuate. 

Andrew  R.  Wright, 

.    Fall  River. 

Heniy  H.  Potter,  . 

.    New  Bedford. 

William  J.  Briggs, 

.    Taunton. 

James  Brown, 

• 

Disposition  was  also  made  of  the  following  named  companies 
in  the  same  Order : — 

The  Fourteenth  Unattached  Company  of  Infantry,  Captain  Lewis 
Gaul,  Boston,  and  the  Seventy-Fourth  Unattached  Company  of  Infantry 
Captain  Abram  Conklin,  New  Bedford,  will  constitute  the  Second  Bat- 
talion of  Infantry,  and  will  remain  attached  to  the  First  Brigade. 

The  Seventy-Seventh  Unattached  Company  of  Infantry,  Captain 
Erskine  £.  Butler,  Enfield,  and  the  Seventy-Eighth  Unattached  Com- 
pany of  Infantry,  Captain  Joshua  L.  Abell,  Cummington,  are,  for  the 
present,  attached  to  the  First  Battalion  of  Infantry.  The  commanding 
officers  of  these  companies  will  report  by  letter  to  Major  Robert  H. 
Chamberlain,  Worcester,  commanding  Battalion.  - 

Major-General  Benjamin  F.  Butler,  commanding  Division  Massachu- 
setts Volunteer  Militia,  is  charged  with  the  promulgation  of  this  Order. 

By  order  of  His  Excellency  Alexakdeb  H.  Bullock,  Governor 
and  Commander-in-Qhie£ 

William  Schouler,  Ae^'uiani- General 

The  following  new  companies  have  been  organized  in  the 
militia,  during  the  year  ending  December  SI,  1866 : — 

Companj  D,  First  Battalion  In£,  Fitchbarg,  Captain  Hiram  F.  Minot. 

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E,     "          «« 

*<     Aahbomham,  '* 

Asahel  Wheeler. 

F,     "          « 

"     Milfoid,           " 

Willard  Clark, 

G,     "          « 

"     Springfield,      « 

Horace  C.  Leo. 

H,     "          « 

«     Upton,             « 

Nelson  Cox. 

D,  Third  Regiment 

«     Fall  River,      « 

Saml  B.  Hinckley.* 

H,     «          « 

"     Qaincy,           " 

William  Boyd. 

1867.] 


PUBUO  DOOUMENT~No.  7. 


19 


Companies  A,  B  and  0,  First  Battalion  of  Infantry,  together 
with  the  companies  named  above  in  said  Battalion,  were  desig- 
nated in  Special  Order,  No.  130,  of  December  26, 1866,  as  the 
Tenth  Begiment  of  Infantry,  and  were  attached  to  tlie  First 
Brigade. 

The  following  named  companies  have  been  disbanded  during 
the  year,  and  the  commissioned  o£5cers  thereof  honorably 
discharged : — 

Third  Begiment,  Company  B,  Captain  Thomas  B.  Griffith,  .    South  Carrer. 


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Andrew  R  Wright, .    Fall  River. 
William  S.  Cobb,      .    New  Bedford. 


Freetown. 

Rehoboth. 

Fairbaven. 

Canton. 

Taunton. 

Randolph. 

S.  Abington. 

Tannton. 


Thirty-First  Unattached  Co., 
Fifty-Eighth 
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John  W.  Marble, 

Otis  A.  Baker, . 

Jabez  M.  Lyle, 

John  Hall, 

George  S.  Merrill,    . 

Hiram  C.  Alden, 

Lewis  Soale,     . 

William  R.  Black,     . 

Henry  B.  Maglathin,    Duxbury. 

William  H.  Bartlett, .    Taunton. 

Robert  Torrey,  Jr.,    . 

Matthew  Foley, 

Francis  Gallagher,    . 

Michael  C.  Maguire, . 

John  Powers,     . 

Chas.  F.  Harrington, 

Greorge  H.  Foster,     . 


Cambridge. 

Stoneham. 

Somerville. 

Boston. 

Wobum. 

Cambridge. 

Roxbury. 


The  following  companies  of  State  Guard  raised  and  organ- 
ized under  the  provisions  of  chapter  167,  Acts  of  1863,  were, 
agreeably  to  provisions  of  section  189,  chapter  219,  Acts  of 
1866,  disbanded  and  the  officers  thereof  honorably  discharged : — 

First  Company, . 
Second  Company, 
FifUi  Company, . 


Captain  Dana  H.  Fitch, . 
**  Hosea  Ilsley,  . 
"       Caleb  W.  Prouty, 


Worcester. 

Chelsea. 

Scituate. 


Annual  Encampments. 

The  First  Company  of  Cadets  went  into  camp  at  Nahant  on 
Thursday,  August  28,  1866,  and  were  inspected  by  Colonel 
Samuel  E.  Chamberlain,  Deputy  Quartermaster-General,  who 
was  detailed  by  Special  Orders  to  act  as  Assistant  Inspector- 
General  in  the  absence  of  the  Adjutant  and  Inspector-General 


20  ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

from  the  State.  The  Second  Company  of  Cadets  vent  into 
camp  at  North  Andover  on  Wednesday,  August  22d,  and  were 
inspected  by  the  same  officer.  The  First  Brigade,  with  the 
exception  of  the  Second  Regiment  of  Infantry,  went  into  camp 
at  Sharon  'on  Tuesday,  the  11th  day  of  September,  and  were 
inspected  and  reviewed  'by  Major-General  B.  P.  Butler.  ,  The 
Second  Brigade  went  into  camp  at  North  Andover,  Tuesday,  the 
18th  d^  of  September,  and  were  inspected  and  reviewed  by 
Major-Goneral  Butler.  The  Second  Regiment  of  Infantry,  at 
the  request  of  the  commanding  officer,  went  into  camp  at  Read- 
ville,  on  Thursday,  the  27th  day  of  September. 

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Special  Duty. 

The  following  named  companies  have  performed  special  duty 
during  the  year,  under  orders  from  the  Commander-in-Chief : — 

Company  A,  First  Battalion  of  Calvalry,  Captain  A  II  Sanborn,  91 
men.  Escort  duty  to  Commander-in-Chief  on  Commencement  Day, 
July  18, 1866. 

Company  B,  First  Battalion  of  Cavalry,  Captain  Charles  T.  Stevens, 
52  men.  Escort  duty  to  Major-Greneral  Sherman,  U.  S.  A,  July  13, 1866. 

Companies  A  and  B,  Second  Battalion  of  Infantry,  98  men.  Special 
duty,  September  14th,  1866,  (one  day,)  at  camp  at  Sharon,  to  look  after 
property  of  the  Quartermaster-General. 

Company  K,  Fifth  Regiment,  and  Company  D,  Eight  Regiment,  110 
men.  Special  duty,  two  days,  September  21st  and  22d,  1866,  at  camp 
at  North  Andover  to  look  after  property  of  the  Quartermaster-Qeneral. 

There  is  required  to  pay  these  companies  the  sum  of  91,734.50. 

Militia  Law. 

Whether  a  voluntary  or  compulsory  militia  system  is  the  bet- 
ter, I  do  not  propose  to  discuss  in  this  Report.  Assuming  it  to 
be  the  settled  policy  of  the  Commonwealth  that  hereafter  we 
are  to  rely  entirely  upon  volunteers  for  a  militia  force,  it  is  my 
opinion  that  the  present  militia  law  is  substantially  a  good  one, 
and,  as  a  whole,  the  best  we  have  ever  had.  While  deprecating 
frequent  changes,  I  would  at  the  same  time  respectfully  suggest 
that  the  efficiency  of  the  militia  would,  in  my  judgment,  be 
greatly  increased  by  a  repeal  of  that  portion  of  the  law  of  1866 
relating  to  monthly  drills,  and  substituting  therefor  an  addition 
of  two  days  duty  at  the  fall  encampments.    This  change  can 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7.  21 

be*  made  without  any  increased  expense,  and  would  receive  the 
approval  of  the  great  body  of  officers  and  men  who  compose 
the  volunteer  militia. 

Begobd  of  Soldiebs  in  the  War. 

, Chapter  98  of  the  Resolves  of  1866  directed  the  Adjutant- 
General  to  prepare  for  publication  and  cause  to  be  stereotyped  * 
and  printed,  five  tliousand  copies  of  a  full  list  of  the  officers 
and  soldiers  of  Massachusetts  in  the  late  civil  war^  designating 
the  name,  rank,  age,  residence,  place  credited  to,  amount  of 
State  bQunty  each  man  received,  with  date  of  discharge  and 
reason  therefor.  Soon  after  its  passage,  preparations  •  were 
made  for  the  commencement  of  the  work  provided  for  by  the 
Besolve.  The  great  labor  imposed  upon  the  Adjutant-General's 
Department  by  the  passage  of  the  law  giving  State  aid  to  dis- 
abled soldiers  and  sailors  and  their  families,  &c.,  prevented  the 
direct  prosecution  of  the  work  for  several  months.  The  delay 
thus  occasioned  has  been  productife  of  great  good ;  for  during 
that  period,  in  the  examination  of  the  rolls  for  the  purpose  of 
making  certificates  concerning  the  service  and  disability  of  sol- 
diers, numerous  errors  were  discovered  and  corrected  on  the 
muster-out  rolls,  and  a  vast  amount  of  valuable  information  has 
been  obtained  from  the  War  Department  at  Washington,  and 
{torn  a  variety  of  other  sources,  which  will  make  the  list,  when 
published,  much  more  correct  and  valuable  than  it  otherwise 
would  have  been. 

Great  care  will  be  exercised  in  the  preparation  of  the  work 
as  well  as  in  passing  it  through  the  press.  It  will  require  time 
and  patience,  and  a  vast  amount  of  labor,  to  make  it  worthy 
of  the  State  and  a  correct  and  fitting  record  of  the  men  of 
Massachusetts  who  upheld  her  honor  during  the  rebellion.     , 

Business  op  the  Office. 

Letters  received, 2,936 

Letters  written  and  sent  oat, 5,292 

Greneral  Orders  issued, 30 

Special  Orders  issued, 133 

Commissions  in  Massachusetts  YoluDteers  issued,        .        .  28 

Commissions  in  Massachusetts  Volunteer  Militia  issued,      .  295 

Discharges  in  Massachusetts  Volunteer  Militia  issued,         .  146 

Certificates  for  State  Aid  issued,  about       .        .        .        .  20,000 


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22  ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

Fay-rolls  made  in  triplicate, TdS 

Number  of  payments, 1,967 

Total  amount  on  roll^ $110,959  63 

Of  the  above  the  following  were  transferred  from  rolls  made 
previous  to  December  1, 1865 : — 

Number  of  rolls  made  in  triplicate, 82 

Number  of  payments, 116 

Amount  on  rolls, $6,878  43 

The  following,  were  transferred  from  rolls  made  subsequent 
to  December  1, 1865  : — 

Number  of  rolls  made  in  triplicate, 37 

Number  of  payments, 55 

Amount  on  rolls, $2,760  94 

The  following  was  paid  to  the  heirs  of  men  who  died  in  the 
United  States  service  under  Act  of  October  17, 1863 : — , 

Number  of  rolls  made  in  tripliciAb, 64 

Number  of  payments, 64 

Amount  on  rolls, $10,186  19 

The  following  was  paid  to  men  discharged  for  disability  under 
Act  of  October  17, 1868  :— 

Number  of  rolb  made  in  triplicate, 18 

Number  of  payments, .  18 

Amount  on  rolls, $2,835  63 

The  following  was  paid  under  the  Acts  of  April  12,  186  o, 
and  March  19,1866,  to  soldiers  who  were  entitled  to.  discharges 
for  disability,  but  were  discharged  for  other  causes,  and  to  the 
heirs  of  soldiers  who  died  after  they  were  discharged,  of  disease 
contracted  in  the  service. 

Number  of  rolls  made  in  triplicate, 47 

Number  of  payments, 47 

Amount  on  rolls, $5,629  33 

The  following  was  paid  under  Act  approved  March  19, 1866, 
to  heirs  of  men  who  died  in  United  States  service  while  mem- 
bers of  100  days  organizations : — 

Number  of  rolls,  made  in  triplicate, 10 

Number  of  payments, 10 

Amount  on  rolls, $1,200  00 


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1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


23 


The  following  was  paid  under  the  Act  of  October  17, 1863 : — 

Namber  of  rolls  made  in  triplicate, 475 

Namber  of  payments,       .        .        .        .        ^        .        .  1,657 

Amount  CD  rolls, $81,469  11 

There  are  about  500  cases  of  unsettled  accounts ;  many  of 
which  are  believed  to  be  those  of  men  who  died  or  were  killed 
in  the  service,  but  of  whom  no  official  information  has  yet  been 
obtained.  When  such  evidence  is  presented  their  final  rolls  can 
be  made. 

There  are  at  present  in  the  service  of  the  United  States  167 
men  receiving  $20  monthly  bounty  from  Massachusetts. 


Statement  shovnng  the  Number  now  receiving  Twenty  DoUars  Monthly 
Bounty  and  the  Organizatione  to  which  they  belong. 


OBGANIZATIOirS. 


No.  of 
Men. 


Lit  Regiment  United  States  Artillery,     . 

8d         •*  "  "  "  .        •        . 

Sth        "  "  "  "  .        .        . 

2d  "  "  "     Infantry, 

8d         **  "  "  "  .        .        . 

5th        "  "  "  "  .        .        . 

11th        «  "  "  "  .        .        . 

14th        «  "  "  "  .       .•        . 

15th        "  "  "  "  .        .        . 

Ist        "      '  Veteran  Beserve  Corps,     . 

3d         "  '  "  **  "         .        .        . 

9th        "  "  "•"... 

12th        "  "  •*  "         .        .        . 

18th        "  "  "  **         .        .        . 

14th        «*  "  "•"... 

22d         "  "  "  "         .        .        . 

2d  Battalion         '«  '<  ''         .        .        . 

Ist  Independent  Company  Veteran  Reserve  Corps, 

Ordnance  Corps,-  U.  S.  A., 

U.  S.  Engineer  Corps, 

Fifty-Sixui  Regiment  Pennsylvania  Volunteers, 

Hospital  Stewimls,  U.  S.  A., 

District  Colombia  Volunteers, 

General  service,  XJ.  S.  A , 

Signal  Corps, 

Bands, 

N«vy, 

Total, 


a 

14 
5 
6 
2 
8 
5 
1 
2 
7 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
2 
1 
2 

54 
7 
1 

10 
5 

14 
1 
2 
6 


167 


24 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Statement  shomng  the  Months  when  the  service  of  men  now  drawing 

Twenty  Dollars  per  Month  wiU  expire. 


In  February,  1867,  ...        9 

March,          " 

.      19 

April,            " 

22 

May,            « 

7 

Jane,            " 

5 

July,             « 

.      29 

August,         ^ 

.      10 

September,  " 

8 

In  October,  1867, 
November,   " 
December,   '* 
January,  1868, 
February,     " 
March, 
April, 


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12 

18 

19 

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APPBOPftlATIONS   AND  EXPENDITURES   FOB  1866. 

Appropriation  for  military  bounty^      .        .        •   $117,000  00 
Drawn,      ...        .        .    ^  .        .        .        .       75,288  60 


Balance, $41,711  50 


Appropriation  for  military  accounts,  • 
Drawn, 


Appropriation  for  oflSce  incidentals,    . 
Drawn, 


$7,000  00 
7,000  00 

$3,000  00 
8,000  00 


Appropriation  forextra  clerk-hire  and  messengers,     $21,408  00 
Drawn, 18,555  76 

Balance, $2,852  24 


Appropriation  for  armory  rents, . 
Drawn,      .        . 


$80,000  00 
28,864  93 


Balance, *      .        .       $6,635  07 


Appropriation  for  books  of  instruction,  orderly 

and  roll  books, 

Drawn, 


$400  00 
148  75 


Balance, 


$256  25 


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25 


Total  balance  of  appropriations  for  1866 : — 

Military  bounty, 

.     141,784  00 

Military  accounts,      •*••.. 

— 

Office  Incidentals,      .        ... 

»             — 

Extra  clerk  hire, 

2,852  24 

Books  of  instruction,  &c., 

256  25 

Armory  rents, 

6,635  07 

Clerks'  and  Messbnqebs'  Salabies. 

The  following  named  persons  have  been  employed  in  this^ 
office  as  clerks  during  the  year  1866,  and  have  been  paid  the 
amounts  set  against  their  names : — 


NAMES. 


Amount 


WOliam  E. '\ril8on,  (12  months,) 

F.  Uendee  Rnssell,  (12  months,; 

£.  Herbert  Clapp,  (12  months,) 

A.  Horace  Allen,  ri2  months,) 

Leonard  Brown,  (12  months,) 

William  W.  Bullock,  (12  months,)         .        .        .        . 

Walter  A.  Eezar,  (12  months,) 

Frank  Thomas,  (12  months,) 

Francis  O'Doherty,  (12  months,)   .        .        .        .        . 

Harrie  A.  Cnshman,  (12  months,) 

Patrick  C.  Conway,  (12  months,) 

James  J.  Monroe,  (12  months,) 

Lewis  Gaul,  Messenger,  (10  months,)     .... 
James  H.  Allen,  (7  months,)  ...... 

Horatio  N.  Grodbold,  (4  months,) 

Miss  H.  Schouler,  (11  months  17  days,) 

Archibald  Bogle,  (6  months,^ 

George  F.  Buckley,  (1  montn,) 

Daniel  W.  Ladd,  (1  month,) 

John  J.  Byan,  (1  month,) 

Frank  Patch,  Messenger,  (1  month,)      .        •        .        . 
Thomas  Sinnott,  Messenger,  (1  month  10  days,)     . 
Isaac  M.  Brooks,  (12  days,) 

Total, * .        .        .        . 


•1,820  00 

1,820  00 

1,320  00 

1,820  00 

1,820  00 

1,820  00 

1,820  00 

1,820  00 

1,296  00 

1,296  00 

1,080  00 

864  00 

800  00 

700  00 

866  66 

624  60 

600  00 

90  00 

90  00 

72  00 

48  00 

88  00 

65  50 

tl8,555  76 


VOLUNTEEBS  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE  UNITED  StaTE8. 

Although  the  Twenty-Fourth  Regiment  of  In&ntrj  was  mus- 
tered out  of  service  during  the  past  year,  (January  20, 1866,) 
its  narrative  was  received  in  season  for,  and  was  printed  in,  the 
Report  of  last  year. 

4 


26 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


THIBTISTH    BEGIMENT. 
Roster  of  Officers. 


NAMES. 


Bosk. 


Date  of  CQminlf- 
■lona. 


Nathan  A.  M.  Dudley,  Capt  loth  u.  8..L 

Francis  H.  Whittier, 

William  Warren  Bollock, 

Horace  O.  Whittemore, 

Francis  H.  Whitder, 

Samnel  D.  Shipley, . 

Horace  O.  Wmttemore, 

WllUam  F.  Clark,   . 

Francis  H.  Whittier, 

Samnel  D.  Shipley, 

Edward  A.  Fiske,   . 

Brent  Johnston, 

Samnel  E.  Towle,  . 

Samuel  A.  Davis,    • 

James  Waldock, 

Alfred  F.  Holt, 

Samuel  A.  Davis,    . 

Francis  C.  Green,   . 

Cornelius  S.  Jackson, 

John  P.  Cleveland, . 

B.  Frank  Whittemore, 

Robert  B.  Brown,    . 

Jeremiah  R.  Cook,  . 

Edwin  R  Clark,     . 

Henry  C.  Welles,    . 

Samuel  D.  Shipley, 

Marsh  A.  Ferns,     . 

Daniel  S.  Yeaton,   . 

Eugene  Eelty, 

Timothy  A.  Crowley, 

Greorge  Creasey, 

Francis  H.  Whittier, 

William  G.  Howe,  . 

Edward  A.  Fiske,   . 

Alfred  F.  Tremaine, 

Brent  Johnston,  Jr., 

Georse  Barker, 

Joseph  B.  Prince,  Jr«, 

George  F.  Whitcomb, 

Thomas  B.  Johnston, 

Nathaniel  K.  Reed, . 

Edwin  R.  Clark,     . 

Charles  W.  Buigess, 

Eugene  W.  Ferris,  . 

Jo£ii  £.  Dudley,     . 

William  H.  Gsraier, 

Louis  Asty  de  Rathier  du  Verge, 

George  G.  Spear,    • 


Colonel,    . 


<( 


Lieut  Colonel, 


it 


it 


Major, 


it 
t( 
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Surgeon, 


(( 


Assistant-Surgeon, 

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Chaplain, 


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Feb. 

Mar. 
Nov. 
May 
Feb. 

May 

Nov. 
Oct 
Feb. 
Jan. 
Feb. 
Dec. 
July 
Feb. 
Aug. 
Dec 
Apr. 
Feb. 
Oct 
Feb. 

Apr. 
Feb. 


May 
Aug. 
Oct 

Nov. 

June 

Oct 

Nov. 

Apr. 

Oct 

Feb. 

Apr. 


Dec. 
Jan. 


8,  1862, 
17,  1865, 

6,  1862, 

26,  1863, 

27,  1864, 
17,  1865, 
20,  1882, 

27,  1864, 

26,  1863, 
20,  1864, 
17,  1865, 

25,  1866, 

28,  1862, 

27,  1864, 

29,  1862, 
20,  « 

11,  "  . 

15,  « 
14,  1865, 
20,  1862, 

16,  1863, 

20,  1862, 
20, 

21, 

20, 
20, 
20, 
20, 
20, 
20, 
26, 

6, 

6, 
21, 
29, 
19,  1863, 
22,  « 

26,  " 

17,  1864, 

21,  " 

9,  1865, 

21, 
21, 
21, 
21, 
21, 
2, 
25,  1866, 


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1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


27 


THIBTIfiTH    BEGIMISNT. 

Roster  of  Officers. 


BMldenee. 


DlsctaArged. 


Bemarks. 


Rozbuxy, 

Charlestown, 

Cambridge, 

Boston,    . 

Charlestown, 

Lowel], 

Boston,    . 


t( 


Cliarlestown, 
Lowell,    . 


»( 


Hayerhin, 

Charlestown, 

Rozbniy, . 

Cambridge, 

Charlestown, 

Northampton, 

Pljmonth, 

Lowell,    . 

Berlin,     . 

Boston, 

Gloucester, 

Lowell,    . 

Cambridge, 

LoweU,    . 

Boston,     . 

Lawrence, 

Boston, 

Lowell,     . 

Newbuiyport, 

Chariestown, 

Cambridge, 

Lowell,    . 

Gloucester, 

Lowell,    . 

Newbuiyport, 

Chelsea,  . 

Boston,    . 

Lowell,    . 
II 


a 

li 
(I 


Boston,    . 


(I 


Boston, 


Feb.  16,1865. 
July  5, 1866. 
Nov.  25, 1863. 
May  .26, 1864. 

July     5, 1866. 


Jan.  28,1866. 

July  5,     " 

Mar.  8, 1865. 

July  5, 1866. 


April 

July 

May 

July 

Jan. 

Oct 

Apr. 

Oct 


1, 1864. 
5, 1866. 
2, 1862. 
5, 1866. 
18, 1865. 

20. 1862. 
25, 1865. 

21. 1863. 


Apr.  16,1864. 


Nov.    7, 1864. 

May     6, 1863. 

Jan.  20,1866. 

July     5, 1866. 
Nov.    7,1864. 


July 


5, 1866. 

5, 

5, 

5, 

5, 

5, 

6, 
5, 
5, 


li 
11 
It 
It 
It 
It 
It 
II 


Brev.  Brig.  General  Vols.,  Jan.  19, 1865. 
As  Lieut  Colonel.    Expir.  of  service. 

Resigned. 

II 

Colonel,  Feb.  17, 1865. 
As  Major.    Expiration  of  service. 
Lieut  Colonel,  Nov.  26, 1863. 
Killed  in  action,  Oct  21, 1864,  as  1st  Lt. 
Lieut  Colonel,  May  27, 1864. 
"  "      Feb.  17, 1865. 

As  Captain.    Expiration  of  service. 

II        It  it  It 

Expiration  of  service. 

It  II 

Declined  commission.  , 

Surgeon  1st  Texas  Cavalry,  Dec.  1, 1862. 

"       Dec.  27,1864. 
Disability. 
Expiration  of  service. 

Expiration  of  service. 

It  II  « 

Re-com.  Captain,  April  21, 1865. 

Resigned. 

Major,  Oct  20, 1864. 

Resigned. 

Died,  Nov.  28, 1862. 

Killed  in  action,  Aug.  5, 1862. 

Died,  Oct  25, 1862. 

Major,  Nov.  26, 1863. 

Prov.  Mars'l,  4th  Dis'ct  Mass.,  June  17,  '63. 

Major,  Feb.  17, 1865.  • 

Expiration  of  service. 

Major,  Jan.  25, 1866. 

Expiration  of  service. 

As  First  Lieut.    Expiration  of  service. 

Killed  in  action,  Oct  19, 1864,  as  Ist  Lt 

Expiration  of  service. 


It 
It 
tt 
II 
It 
It 
It 
It 


It 
It 
It 
II 
II 
It 
II 
It 


as  1st  Lieut. 


28 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


_  Thirtieth  Regiment — Continued. 


• 

D«te  of  Commto- 

NAMES. 

lUnX. 

Blons. 

H.  Austin  Sperry,   .... 
Jamefl  £.  Easterbrooka,  Quarterm'r, 

Captain, 

• 
... 

Jan.   25,  1866, 

First  Lieutenant, 

Feb.  20,  1862, 

Richard  F.  Briggs,  .... 

i( 

it 

20,     " 

Joseph  B.  PnDce,  Jr., 

i( 

it 

20,     " 

Wilham  6.  Howe,  . 

Ci 

if 

20,     « 

Francis  U.  Whittier, 

ii 

44 

20,     « 

George  F.  Whitcomb,      . 

• 

u 

44 

20,     " 

Greorge  Barker, 

44 

44 

20,     " 

Brent  Johnson,  Jr., . 

(( 

44 

20,     " 

Charles  A.  R.  Dimon,     . 

(( 

44 

20,     « 

Joseph  F.  Tenney,  . 

(t 

44 

Mar.  23,     « 

Thomas  B.  Johnston, 

t( 

44 

Apr.  29,     " 

William  H.  Seamans, 

44 

44 

Feb.   20,     ** 

Edward  A.  Fiske,    . 

44 

44 

Aug.  21,     " 

Gurdon  S.  Brown,  . 

44 

44 

Feb.   20,     " 

William  H.  Gardner, 

44 

44                            ^ 

Oct.    21,     " 

Frederick  M.  Norcross,    . 

44 

44 

Aug.  19,     " 

William  F.  Clark,   . 

if 

.4 

19,     « 

NafAianiel  K.  Read, 

44 

44 

Oct     6,     «* 

H.  A.  Fuller,  .... 

44 

44 

21,     « 

Adams  Emerson,     . 

44 

44 

June  19,  1863, 

Joseph  Davis, .        .        .        , 

44 

44 

Oct    22,     *.♦ 

Eugene  W.  Ferris,  . 
H.  Warren  Howe,  . 

44 

44 

Nov.  26,     « 

44 

44 

Apr.  17,  1864, 

Charles  W.  Burgess, 

44 

44 

July     1,     " 

John  E.  Dudley,     . 

Louis  Asty  Rathier  du  Verge, , 

44 

44 

Dec.     8,     «* 

it 

44 

Jan.    19,  1865, 

George  G.  Spear,    . 

44 

44 

Feb.     9,     " 

H.  Austin  Sperry,   . 
Willard  A.  Hussey,  • 

»4 

44 

14,     « 

44 

44 

14,     " 

John  C.  Duff,  .... 

44 

44 

24,     " 

Joseph  H.  Bumham, 

44 

44 

,  April  21,     « 

John  D.  Foster, 

44 

44 

21,     " 

Thomas  A.  Warren, 

44 

44 

21,     « 

John  A.  Leary, 

it 

44 

21,     «• 

Charles  A.  Sperry, . 
J.  Frederick  Kiddet, 

44 

(4 

21,     « 

44 

>* 

Jan.    25,  1866, 

Theodore  R.  Skinner, 

44 

44 

25,     " 

William  H.  H.  Richards, 

44 

44 

25,     « 

Edward  E.  Vaile,    . 

4t 

4i 

25,     « 

Joseph  F.  Tenney,  . 

Second  Lieutenant,  . 

Feb.  20,  1862, 

Channcy  C.  Dean,  . 

u 

20,     « 

WiUiam  F.  Clark,   . 

a 

20,     « 

Gurdon  S.  Brown,  . 

44 

20,     " 

Charles  F.  Appleton, 

44 

20,     « 

Alfred  F.  Tremaine, 

44 

1 

20,     " 

Edward  A.  Fiske,   . 

44 

20,     " 

iUchard  A.  Elliot,    . 

44 

20,     " 

Adams  Emerson,     . 

44 

Aug.  29,     " 

SeMon  H.  Loring,  . 

1      « 

June     9,     " 

Alfred  F.  Fay, 

44 

1 

Aug.  21,     « 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOOUMENT— No.  7. 


29 


Thirtieth  JSegtmerU — Continaed. 


Besldenee. 


Dlachaigad. 


Benuurka. 


Billerica, . 

Worcester, 

BostODy 

Chelsea,  . 

Cambridge, 

Charlestown, 

Boston,     . 

Newbur}'port, 

Lowell, 

Salem, 

Boston,    . 

Lowell,    . 

Boxbary,. 

Lowell, 

Boston, 

• 
Lowell, 
Boston,    . 
Lowell,    . 
Dorer, 
Chelmsford, 

Lowell,    . 

« 

Boston, 

Boston,    . 
Billerica, . 
Bandolph, 
N.  York  City, 
Lynn, 

Lowell,    . 

it 

Charlestown, 
Boston,    . 

Boxbuxy, . 
Lowell,  • 
Boston,    . 

u 
it 

• 

West  Newbnry 
Gloucester, 
Lowell,    • 

u 

• 

Chelmsford, 
Marlborongh, 
Boston,    . 


Jaly    5,1866. 


Feb.  28,1866. 
Aug.  1, 1862. 
June    2,1865. 


Feb.  13,1865. 
Feb.     6, 1865. 


July     6, 1866. 

5,     " 

5,      " 

5,     " 

6, 

6, 
Dec.  13,1865. 

July     5, 1866. 

S> 
5, 
5, 


(I 
it 


u 
u 
u 


Feb.  29,1864. 


June  11, 1862. 


Aug.  31, 1864. 


Expiration  of  service.    As  Ist  Lieut 
Dropped  from  rolls,  Aug.  18, 1862. 

4i  t(  u   ■  28     '* 

Captain,  Nov.  26, 1868. 

"       Oct    6, 1862. 

«       Aug.  6,  ♦* 

"  •      Apr.  17, 1864. 

"       Oct  22, 1863.     ' 

"       May    7,    " 
Major  2d  Louisiana  Vols.,  Oct  20, 1862. 
Expiration  of  service. 
Captain,  Oct  21, 1864. 

Captain,  Oct  21, 1862. 
Resigned.  , 

Captain,  Apr.  21, 1^65. 
Capt.  and  A.  Q.  M.  U.  S.  Vols,,  Feb.  20,  "64. 
Major,  May  27, 1864. 
Captain,  Feb.  9, 1865. 
Dismissed,  May  1, 1865. 
«         Feb.  23, 1865. " 

Captain,  April  21, 1865. 
As  Second  Lieutenant 
Captain,  April  21, 1865. 

"  "     21,    .« 

(«       Dec.     2     *' 

"       Jan.   25,' 1866.  ' 

"         "      25,    " 
Expiration  of  service. 


t( 
<( 

u 
tl 
u 


(t 
(t 

U 
(t 


Resigned. 
Expiration  of  service. 

(4  U 


i( 


(t 


First  Lieut,  March  28, 1862. 

Capt  25th  Infantry,  Corps  d'Afrique. 

Firft  Lieut,  Aug.  19, 1862. 

"  Feb.  20,    " 

Discharged  by  Board  of.  Examiners. 
Captain,  Nov.  29, 1862. 
First  Lieut,  Aug.  21, 1862. 
Tr.  to  2d  Louis'a  Vols,  as  Adj't,  Oct.  20,  '62. 
First  Lieut,  May  7, 1863. 
Disability. 
Capt  Ist  U.  S.  Vols.,  April  15, 1864. 


30 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


T%irti«lh  Regiment — Condoded. 


D«te  of  Commis- 

NAMES. 

Bank. 

•lona. 

Frederick  M.  Norcroas,    .    *    . 

Second  Lieutenant,  • 

Feb.  20,  1862, 

Joseph  Dayis, 

(( 

(( 

Aug.  21,     " 

John  P.  Haley,     *  . 

Nathaniel  K.  Kead, .        .        .        . 

(1 

ti 

Sept.  12,     " 

i( 

ti 

Oct    21,     " 

H.  A.  Fuller, 

>{ 

tt 

Feb.   20,     " 

Eujzene  W.  Ferris,  .      •• 

it 

it 

Aug.  19,     " 

H.  Warren  Howe,  .        .        .        . 

it 

ii 

19,     " 

Charles  W.  Burgess, 

«t 

tt 

Oct     6,     " 

Ferdinand  C.  Poree, 

(( 

if 

Nov.  29,     *' 

Clinton  E.  Page,      .        .        .        . 

(i 

tt 

June  19,  1863, 

Isadore  Sigismund,  .... 

(( 

•  **                .• 

Sept  17,  1864, 

Julius  Schmideberg, 

t( 

ti 

28,     " 

John  C.  Duff, 

i( 

n 

26,     « 

Louis  Asty  de  Rathier  dn  Verge,    . 

u 

u 

Oct    15,     " 

H.  Austin  Sperry,  .... 
Thomas  A.  VVarren,        .        .        . 

ii 

tt 

Sept  27,     ** 

u 

tt 

27,     « 

IVdlard  A.  Hussey, . 

u 

it 

27,     « 

John  E.  Dudley,      .... 

i< 

tt 

Dec.     7,     « 

Georffe  G.  Spear,    .... 
Theodore  R.  Skinner, 

(i 

tt 

Jan.     1,  1865, 

u 

it 

Apr.  21,     " 

William  G.  Withington,  . 

1 

it 

21,     " 

Calvin  Perkins,       .... 

ii 

tt 

21,     " 

William  H.  H.  Richaids, 

u 

It 

21,     " 

Josiah  W.  Brett,      .... 

u 

tt 

21,     « 

J.  Frederick  Kidder,  '     .        . 

i( 

it 

21,     « 

Peter  Tiemey, 

ii 

tt 

21,     " 

Thomas  Kelley,       .... 

(( 

tt 

21,     « 

Patrick  Tobin,         .        .        .        . 

it 

it 

21,     " 

Courtland  H.  Douglass,  . 

it 

tt 

Jan.    25,  1866. 

Hiram  B.  Ellis,        .        .        .        . 

it 

tt 

25,     " 

Eugene  Prior, 

it 

it 

25,     « 

Thomas  England,    .... 

it 

tt 

25,     " 

This  regiment  was  mustered  into  the  service  of  the  United 
States,  January  4, 1862 ;  left  the  State,  January  18, 1862 ;  an^ 
re-enlisted  as  a  veteran  organization,  January  1, 1864. 

It  has  taken  part  in  the  following  named  engagements : — 

Baton  Eouge,  Plain's  Storey  Port  Hudson^  DoTialdsonvtUej  Opequan 
Cedar  Greek,  Fisher's  Hill. 


The  Adjutant-Generars  Report  of  last  year  brought  the  his- 
tory of  this  regiment  down  to  December,  1865,  at  which  time 
seven  companies  were  stationed  at  Sumter,  S.  0.,  and  the 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


81 


ThtrUdh  Regiment — Concluded. 


Kesidenee. 


DiscbATged. 


BemurtLi. 


Lowell, 
BozbuTj, . 
Chelsea,  . 
Lowell,  . 
Dover,  . 
Lowell,    . 

■ 
Boston,  . 
Dorchester, 

Boston,    • 

ii 

N.  York  City, 

BiDerica,  • 
Lowell,  . 
Randolph, 
Boston,    • 

Bozbniy, . 
Lowell,    . 
Boston, 
Lowell,    . 
New  Marlboro', 
Boston,    . 

Lowell,  . 
Boston,  • 
Chelsea,  . 
Barnstable, 
Bockport, 
Lowell,    . 


Jan.  10,1865. 
6,     « 

Apr.  21,1865. 


July     5, 1866. 
5,     « 


July 
July 


5, 1866. 

5, 1866. 
5,     « 

5, 
5, 

5, 
5, 
5, 


ii 


First  Lieut.,  Aug.  19, 1862. 

''  Oct  22, 1868. 

Killed  in  action,  Sept.  19, 1864. 
First  Lieut.,  Oct.    6, 1862. 

u  «     21     *' 

«  Nov.  26'  1863. 

»*  Apr.  ir,  1864. 

"  July    1,    « 

Expiration  of  service. 

Commission  cancelled. 

Disability. 

First  Lieut.,  Feb.  24,  1865. 

Jan.  19,    « 

Feb.  14,    " 

Apr.  21,    " 

Feb.  14,    " 

Dec.   8,1864. 

Feb.   9,1865. 

Jan.  25,1866. 
Expiration  of  service. 

ii  it 

First  Lieut,  Jan.  25, 1866. 

As  1st  Sergt.    Expiration  of  service. 

First  Lieut,  Jan.  25,*  1866. 

As  Ist  Sergt.    Expiration  of  service. 

it  t(  a 

As  Private.  "  " 

As  Horo.  Stew'd.    "  " 

As  1st  Sergt  "  " 


u 
it 
it 
t( 
tt 
it 
(i 


As  Sergt 


i( 


tt 
ti 


ti 
ft 


remaining  three  at  Darlington,  S.  C.  About  the  last  of  Decern- 
ber,  Major  Shipley  was  assigned  to  the  command  of  the  Fourth 
Sub-District  of  Eastern  South  Carolina,  with  four  companies  of 
the  Thirtieth  Regiment  for  a  garrison.  The  headquarters  of 
the  regiment  remained  at  Sumter  until  April,  when  districts 
were  abolished  and  military  posts  established.  At  tliat  time 
Col.  Whittier  was  assigned  to  the  command  of  the  post  of 
Unionville  with  four  companies  for  a  garrison,  headquarters  at 
Spartanburg,  S.  C.  Major  Shipley  was  assigned  to  the  com- 
mand of  post  of  Chester,  with  four  companies  for  a  garrison ; 
and  the  two  remaining  companies  were  ordered  to  report  for 
duty  to  the  commanding  officer  of  the  post  of  Darlington,  S.  C. 


82  ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT.  [Jan. 

The  officers  and  men  were  kept  constantly  at  work  making  and 
'  approving  contracts  between  planters  and  freedmen  and  in 
maintaining  order,  until  the  12th  of  June,  when  orders  were 
received  to  proceed  to  Charleston,  S.  C,  to  make  preparations 
for  muster  out  of  service.  The  Thirtieth  arrived  at  Charleston 
near  the  close  of  the  month,  and  encamped  at  Mount  Pleasant. 
On  the  5th  of  July  in  accordance  with  orders,  the  regiment 
embarked  on  a  steamer  and  proceeded  to  New  York,  arriving 
on  the  7th.  On  the  following  day  started  for  Hart's  Island,  in 
the  harbor  of  New  York ;  but,  on  arriving  there,  learning  that 
the  cholera  had  appeared  amongst  the  men  of  the  garrison, 
Col.  Whittier  objected  to  land  his  regiment,  and  returned  to 
New  York.  On  the  9th,  the  regiment  landed  and  went  into 
Battery  Barracks,— ^remaining  till  the  13th,  when  final  payment 
was  made,  and  the  men  received  their  discharge  papers.  The 
muster  out  dated  July  10,  1866.  The  regiment  at  time  of 
muster  out  numbered  26  .officers  and  820  enlisted  men.  The 
arms  and  equipments  were  turned  over  to  the  ordnance  office 
at  New  York,  and  the  discharge  papers  given  to  each  soldier  in 
person,  and  this  prevented  the  regiment  from  coming  to  Boston 
as  an  organization.  Good  discipline  was  maintained  up  to  the 
time  of  discharge,  and  most  of  the  men  left  promptly  for  their 
homes  on  the  day  that  they  received  their  discharges.  The 
officers  were  paid  ofif  and  discharged  on  the  following  day. 

On  the  28d  of  July  the  regiment  had  a  reception  in  Boston. 
Escort  duty  was  performed  by  the  Seventh  Regiment,  M.  Y.  M., 
Colonel  Handy,  and  a  collation,  furnished  by  the  city  of  Bos- 
ton, was  partaken  of  at  Faneuil  Hall ;  after  which  the  colors 
were  turned  over  to  the  State  authorities,  and  the  men  left  for 
their  respective  homes.  The  Thirtieth  has  always  borne  a  fine 
reputation,  and  particularly  excelled  in  drill  and  discipline. 
Its  whole  record  has  been  an  honorable  one. 

This  is  the  last  organization  which  remained  in  the  service 
of  the  United  States  of  those  that  went  from  Massachusetts  to 
suppress  the  rebellion. 

With  the  exception  of  those  in  the  Veteran  Reserve  Corps 
and  Regular  Army  who  when  they  enlisted  were  residents  of 
Massachusetts  and  were  credited  to  her,  all  the  soldiers  from 
Massachusetts  are  mastered  out  of  the  service. 


1867.]  PUBLIO  DOOUMENT>-No.  7.  88 


RO  STER. 


ALEXANDEB  H.  BULLO OK,  Worcester. 

AigviaiU-GeMeraL    Bank,  Major^GeMtroU        * 

JAMES  A.  CUNNINGHAM,  Glouoester. 

Q^toTUfrmaMiT'GifMTfd.    JSonib,  BrigatK$r-GtneraL 

»  ■ 

JOHN  H.  BEED,  Boston. 

Burfftom-OtnerdL    JZoidb,  BriffaeKer-GeneraL 

WILLIAM  J.  DALE,  North  AndoTer. 

jUii't'^  AtfftOant-GeiieraL    Bant,  OtlontL' 

NEHEMIAH  BBOWN,  Boakm. 

AuiiUuit  Mjvtcatl-Gtiural.    Smik,  jAtWtnamt-Cobiul. 

•   HENBT  WABE,  Cambridge; 

D^Ktg  Quarttrmeuttr-OtatroL    Sank,  Cdtmil. 

SAMUEL   E.  CHAMBEBLAIN,  Cambridge. 

AmttOfU  Bwrgtai^GtneraL    Bank,  CohneL 

ANSON  P.  HOOEEB,  Cambridge. 

JOHN  D.  WASHBUBN,  Worcester. 
<!HABLES  L.  PIEBSON,Sal«D. 
HENBT   S.  BUS  SELL,  Bfilton. 
FBANELIN  HAYEN,  Jb.,  Boston. 


.         I 


Zi 


ADJUTINT-GBKEILLL'S  BBFOBT. 


[J 


FIRST   DIVISION. 


Baak. 

Bam*  and  Xctldtoca. 

Date  of  COBBBBli- 

atoaa. 

Mijor-General«      • 
DiT.  Ini. ;  rank,  Lt  Col., 
Qnarterm'r ;  rank,  Miyor, 
Engineer;       •^^       <* 
Aide-de-Camp;"       «< 

Jadge-Advo.;  ^       «< 

Beiyamin  F.  Batler,  Low^Ut 
George  J.  Camej,  Lowell,  • 
Roland  G.  TJaher,  Ljna,    • 
Edgar  J.  Sherman,  Lawrence,    . 

Ma/  23|  IdOO. 

Jone  26»  <« 
26,  ** 
26,     « 

FXRiSr    BRIGADE. 


Brigadier-Greneral, 
B.  M.  &  Idi.  ;  rank,  Miyor, 
QoartermV;    **    Capt, 
^gineer;        **     -'^ 
Aide-de-Cainp-,«<      «< 


Iiaac  8.  Barren,  Boxbniy,  • 
Charles  W.  Wilder,  Boaton, 
Samuel  Talbot,  Jr.^  Boitoii, 
Charles  P.  Bosson,  Jr..  Boston,  • 
Charles  A.  Davisi  BoziKuy, 


Jalj  26,  1865. 

Aug.    8,     " 

28,     «* 

81,     " 

8,     « 


First  Battbbt  of  Light  Abtilubbt— BoavoN« 


Captain, 

Aa|utant ;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 
First  Lieatenant,  . 
First  Lievtenant,  • 
Second  Lieutenant, 
Second  Lientenant, 
Aist  Snig. ;  rank,  1st  Lt, 


Lttcins  Caromlngs,  Boston,  • 
James  W.  HarTe7,  Watertown, . 
Alanson  T.  Brewer,  Brighton,  . 
William  F.  Hall,  Brookfine, 
William  H.  H.  Joy,  Boston, 
John  Stntson,  Jr.,  Boetoa,  . 
Benjamin  F.  Bigelow,  Boston,    . 


Feb.  16,  1864. 

July  14,  1866. 

Deo.     6,  1864. 
24,1866. 
24,     «* 
24      ^ 

July   11,     «* 


Ssooim  Battbrt  ov  Light  Abthlxbt— Bostoit. 


Captain, 

Charles  W.  Baztmr,  Boston, 

Nor. 

a,  1865. 

Ac^ntant;  rank,  1st  Lt, 

Nicholas  T.  Appolonio,  Boston,  . 

June 

28,  1866. 

First  Lientenant,   • 

Joseph  M.  Thomas,  Boston, 

Not. 

6,  1865. 

First  Lieutenant,   • 

Aaron  P.  Bean,  Boston, 

6,     « 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Charles  W.  Beal,  Boston,  . 

6,     « 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Ronce  J.  Hooton, 

Dec 

21,  1866. 

Asst  Surg. ;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 

William  A.  Browne,  Boston, 

June 

28,     « 

186T.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  T. 


85 


First  Battauoh  of  Catauit. 


JoUblOTi     •  •  •  • 

Adjatant ;  n&k,  lit  Lt, 
Qnartennaster, 

Co.  A — Boiian. 
CapUin, 

FinI  Lievtenant,   • 
8ec<md  Lteutenant, 

Co.  B — BosUm. 
CaptaiD|         •       •       • 
Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lientenant, 

Co,  C'-^CharUtiaim, 
Captain, 

FInt  Lientenant,   . 
Second  Lieiitenant, 

Co*  D-'"B/onutff% 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lientenant,       % 


Lncins  Slade,  Boston, 
Charles  B.  Barrett,  BottoA, 
James  H.  Pushee,  Boston,  • 


Albert  L.  Sanborn,  Somerrille,  . 

Barney  Hnll,  Boston, 

Geo.  £•  Bkhardson,  Cambridge, 


Albert  Freeman,  Boston,  . 
Cbaries  H.  Stevens,  Boston, 
Alpheos  S.  Ripley,  Boston, 


Daniel  Hill,  Jr.,  Cbarlestown, 
F.  L.  Gilman,  Cbarlestown, 
H.  H.  Ftrkins,  Cbarlestown, 


George  Curtis,  Boxbnry,    • 
George  W.  Houghton,  Boxbnry, 
Thomas  Decatur,  West  Boxbnry, 


April  23,  186(1. 
May  20,     « 
Aug.  22,     ^ 


Jan.   80,  1866. 
80,     «* 
80,     « 


Not.     7,  1866. 
April  26,  186ft. 


Not.    0,  1866. 
Oct    10,  1866. 
10,     « 


Dec     5,  1866. 
6,     - 


CoMPAKT  £,  Unattached  Catalkt,  (annexed  to  Fint  Br^cufe.)— Nbw 

BcDfOBD. 


Cantain, 

A^ntant;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 

Jos.  A.  Brownell,  New  Bedford, 

Mar. 

8,  1866. 

Chas.  S.  Cummings,  New  Bedford, 

Aug. 

21,     ** 

First  Lieutenant,   . 

Francis  L.  Gilman,  New  Bedford, 

Mar. 

8.     " 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Bradford  Kinsley,  Stougbton,     . 

May 

14,  1862. 

Assistant-Surgeon, . 

First  Bkgiiisnt  of  Infaktbt. 


Colonel,. 

George  H.  Johnston,  Boston, 

Aug.  29, 

18M. 

Lieutenant-Colonel, 

Alfred  N.  Proctor,  Boston,  • 

29. 

it 

Major,   .... 

John  McDonougb,  Boxbuxy, 

29, 

U 

Adjutant;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 

Henry  W.  WilMn,  Boston,. 

S^t    6, 

U 

Qynterm'r;  **     •<     '< 

Alfred  £.  FhHStor,  Boston, . 

8, 

u 

Snigeon ;  rank.  Major,  . 

Joseph  Stedman,  West  Boxbury, 

6, 

i< 

Asst  8ui*g. ;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 

Geoiqge  J.  Arnold,  Boxbnry, 

», 

u 

Warren  H.  Cudworth,  Boston,   . 

6. 

i( 

86 


ADJUTANT-GBNBBAL'S  BEPOET. 


[Jan. 


JF&f  <  SegimmU'^ContiajQi^ 


Btnlc 


D«to  of  Cominli 
•ioiM. 


Co.  A—Bdsion. 
Captain,  .  ^  . 
First  Lieutenant,  • 
Seqond  Lieutenant, 

Co.  B^BoHon. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  C — Boston. 
Captain,  •  .• 
Fint  Lieutenant,  . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  D — Roxhury. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  E^^Boston. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  F—Roxhurtf. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  G — Boston. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  H—CheUea. 
Captain,         •        • 
First  Lieutenant,    • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  L^Dorchtiter, 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  K-^Boiton. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 


G.  O.  Fillebrowne,  Dorcbester,  • 
Wm.  H.  Hutchinson,  Boxburjr,  . 
Solomon  A.  Bolster,  Roxbnij,    • 


George  H.  Smith,  Boston,  • 
William  A.  West,  Boston,  . 
J;icob  F.  Holmes,  Boston,  • 


Henry  Parkinson,  Boston,  • 
William  H.  Alexander,  Boston,  • 
Joseph  W.  Bobbins,  Boston, 


Jediah  P.  Jordan,  Roxbury, 
Charles  G.  Bui^gess,  Boxburj,    • 
John  T.  Robinson,  Roxbury, 


Francis  C.  Choate,  Boston, 
Paul  M.  Foas,  Boston, 
Greorge  W.  Carter,  Boston, 


William  Evans,  Roxburj,  . 
Philip  Crosbv,  Roxbury,  . 
James  F.  Kiuion,  Boxburj, 


Thomas  A.  Cranston,  Boston,     . 

Charles  Janris,  Boston, 

John  W.  W.  Marjoram,  Boston, . 


John  Qnincjr  Adams,  Chelsea,    • 
Jolin  H.  Perry,  Chelsea,     . 
Edwin  H.  Butts,  Chelsea,  •        • 


Edward  Merrill,  Jr.,  Dorchester, 
Joseph  T.  Paget,  Boston,    . 
John  B.  Anderson,  Dorchester,  . 


Moses  E.  Bigelow,  Boston, . 
H.  Floyd  Faulkner,  Boston, 
Albert  Bryant,  Dorchester, 


June  21,  1865. 
21,     « 
21,  1866. 


April  28,  1864. 
May  28,  1865. 
23,     « 


Jane  10,  1866. 
May  30,  1865. 
30,     « 


April   4,  1865. 
Aug.  21,  1866. 

21,     « 


Sept    4,  1866. 
Dec     S,     «< 
8,     " 


Oct   29,  1866. 
Dec.     8,     •* 
Oct   29,     " 


Sept 
Dec. 
Nov. 


4,  1866. 
6,  1864. 
1,  1865. 


Nor.  11.  1864. 

11.     " 
6,  1865. 


April  17,  1865. 
May  25,  1866. 
25,     « 


Sept  10,  1864. 
Nov.  12,  1866. 
12,     «* 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


87 


Skcono  Rbgimkht  of  Infantry. 


JUnk. 


IICBM  aaA  Beildenc*. 


Date  of  Coninlt- 
Bloni. 


Colonel,  •        • 
lieutenant-Coloiiel, 
Major,    .        •        .        • 
Adjutant;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 
Quarterm'r;  *«      "     " 
Surgeon ;  rank,  Major,  . 
AflsL  Surg. ;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 
CbapUun,      ^ 

Co,  A — Boston, 
Captain,         • 
Firgt  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  B — Boston, 
Captain,         .        • 
First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieatenant, 

Cow  C^Bosion. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Coi  D — Boston, 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,    .        . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  E — Boston, 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  F— -Boston, 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  G — Boston, 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  H— Boston, 
(Taptain,         • 
First  Lieutenant,   •     '  • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  L^Bosion, 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   .        . 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Charles  R.  Codtnan,  Boston, 
Oliver  W.  Peabody,  Boston, 
George  P.  Denny,  Boeton, . 
Hobart  Moore,  Boeton, 
Geoi^e  H.  Quincy,  Boston, 
Calvin  G.  Page,  Boston,     . 
William  F.  Afunroe,  Boston, 


George  Spencer,  Boston,    . 


John  Newcomb,  Jr.,  Boston, 
William  A.  Bates,  Boston, . 


William  J.  Merritt,  Boston, 
David  J.  Thomas,  Boston,  . 


John  £.  Alden,  Boston, 
Augustus  H.  Wright,  Boston,     . 


Benjamin  H.  Whitney,  Brighton, 
William  L.  Lincoln,  Boston, 
Charles  Hersey,  Boston,  ^  . 

Jacob  H.  Lombard,  Boston, 
William  Hedge,  Boston, 
Albert  C.  Pond,  Boston,     • 

William  W.  Bhoades,  Boston, 
Charles  P.  Hawley,  Boston, 
Joseph  B.  May,  Boston, 

Fben  R.  Frost,  .        •        •  ' 
Henry  B.  Kce,  .        .        • 
Albert  A.  Boynton,    • 

Hamilton  A.  Hill,  Boston,  . 
Eben  C.  Harraden,  Boston,      — 
George  B.  BoUes,  Boston,  • 


Mar.  27,  1865. 

27,  " 
April   8,     » 

11,  /* 
Oct  7,  « 
July  18,  « 
Sept  24,  1866. 


Dec.  12,  1865. 


Oct   12,  1864. 
12,.   *• 


Oct   24,  1864. 
24,     « 


Nov.    6,  1865. 
6,     « 


Nov.  11,  1864.  " 
11,     •* 
11,     « 

Nov.  21,  1864. 
21,     " 
21,     « 

Feb.   20,1865. 
May  29,     " 
Feb.  28,  1866. 

May  8,  1865. 
Jan.  81,  1866. 
Feb.   14,     « 

*  « 

Feb.  25,  1865. 
Feb.  20,  1866. 
20,     •• 


88 


ADJUTANT-OENBBAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jaa. 


Steomd  B$gimetd — Oontinaed. 

Biak. 

VMM  ana  BMldtBot. 

Date  ofCoBUBi*- 
dona. 

Co.  K-^Baston. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

AlfM  6.  Gray,  Boxbuij,  . 
Thomas  J.  Johonnott,  Bdaton,    • 

Not.    9,  1865. 
Not.    9,  1865. 

Tbibd  Reoimkkt  or  IirrAirrRT. 

Colonel,.  .  •  • 
Lientenant-Colonel, 
Juior,  •  .  •  • 
Adjutant ;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 
Quartenn'r;  «  «  « 
Burgeon ;  '*  Migor, . 
Ant.  Surg. ;  «"  let  Lt, 
Chaplain, 

Co.  A  4 — HaU/ax. . 
Ca;ptaiu, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  B-^Fall  River. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    •     '  . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  C^SeiiuoU. 
Captain,        •       •       • 
Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  JO^FqU  River. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  E—New  Bedford. 
Captwn, 

ilrst  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant,       • 

Co.  F-^Taunton. 
Captain,  .  • 
First  Lieutenant,  • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co*  O — Tauntofu 
C^tain, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  H-^Quiney. 
Captain,        •       •       • 
First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Mason  W.  Burt,  Taunton,  • 
Thomas  J.  Borden,  Fall  BiTer,  • 
G.  Hubert  Bates,  Scitnate, 
John  H.  Church,  Taunton, . 
Philander  W.  Williams,  Taunton, 


Charles  F.  Ljron,  Halifax,  • 
Morton  V.  Bonnejr,  Hanson, 
Ljrsander  M.  Thompson,  Hanson, 

Bradford  D.  Darol,  Fall  BIrer, . 
Edward  L  Marvel,        << 
Joseph  Bowers,  Jr.,      ^ 

John  E.  O.  Prmitj,  Scitnate,     • 
Henrj  O.  Cole,  ^ 


Samuel  B.  Hinckley,  Fall  iUTcr, 
Sierra  L.  Bralej,  ** 

Frank  McGraw,  «< 

Daniel  A.  Butler,  New  Bedford, 
James  E.  Childs,  ^ 

Sjrlvester  C.  Spooner,  ^ 

William  J.  Briggs,  Tavnton, 
William  Watt%  *« 

Andivw  W.  Pierce,     ** 

James  Brown,  Taunton, 
Frederick  Msison,  ^ 
Francis  L.  Morse,  ^ 

William  Boyd,  Qninoji 

James  Lrcett,       ^ 

Martin  C.  Hetherston,  Qnincj, 


Aug.  81,  1866. 
81,     " 
81,     « 

Sept    6,     ^ 

10,     « 


Sept    8,  1865. 

^         ^'     •* 
Oct   20,  1866. 

Sept    7,  1866. 

7,     ** 
April  20,  1865. 

Sept    7,  1866. 
7.     - 


Dec.  10,  1866. 
19,     " 
19, 


C( 


Sept  24,  1866. 
24,     •* 

Mch.  20,  1865. 

Not.  21,  1865. 
21,     « 
21,     " 

Maj  18,  1865. 
June  20,     <" 
Sept    7,  1866. 

Not.    1,  1866 

1,     " 

1,     «    • 


laffT.] 


PUBUO  DOOUMSNT— No.  7. 


SCTSNTB  BsomnT  OV  IlfVAKTET. 


Colonel, 

IdeoieMuit  Cokiielf 
Uajori    •        •        •        • 
A<]f|utaat;  rank,  lit  Li, 
Qaartem'r;  **        ** 
Sageon ;       *'    Major, 
AntSvfg.;   "    IstLt, 
duipUun,  • 

Co.  A — Bosian, 
Captain,         •       • 
Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

C4KB^Boat&n. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Beooiid  Lieutenant, 

C^  C-'Bottan. 
Captaih, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Ca.D^Bostmu 
Captain, 

ilnt  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  lieutenant, 

Co.  E^-Batton. 
Captain, 

J^nt  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  F^BosUm, 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  Q^BoMon. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Xh.  H^Boaton. 
Captain,  • 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  I^BogUm. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  IT— BDJton. 
Captain,         • 
Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Daniel  6.  Hand/,  Boston, 

Manh  A.  Ferris,  «" 

Louis  N.  Tucker,  * 

William  T.  Eustis,  8d, « 

Jas.  C.  Lauriiton,  ** 

William  H.  Aiget  ** 
Arthur  H.  Wibon, 


u 


Caleb  E.  Neibuhr,  Boston,  • 
M.  James  Dunn,        ^ 


Bilej  W.  Ken/on,  Boston,  • 
Lo&er  W.  Bixby,      "      . 


James  M.  Rilev,  Boston, 
John  W.  Martin,     «< 
James  A.  Svalknr,  ^ 


Francis  F.  Webster,  Chelsea, 

Hsnr/  J.  HaUgreen,  Chelsea,     • 
Edwin  H.  Woods,  Boston,  • 
Charles  T.  Sylvester,  •« 

John  Q.  Bird,  Boston, 
George  F.  Bagley,  Boston, . 
Francis  W.  Holmes,  Chariestown, 

James  E.  Greenleaf,  Chariestown, 
Geoi^  F.  Mnllett,  ^ 


John  Mack,  Boston,  •  • 
John  H.  Crowell,  Boston,  • 
Darid  C.  Smith,         «< 

Gnrdon  S.  Brown,  Roxbury, 
Martin  A.  Munroe,  Boston, 


William  H.  Sanborn,  Boston, 


KoT.  0,  1869, 

e.  *« 

Feb.  0,  isae. 

Not.  18,  18M. 
Aug.  21,  1886^ 
SO,  " 


Sept  13,  1865. 
April  28,  ** 


June  12,.  1868, 
Dec  is,  188B. 

Feb.  19,  1866. 
Sept  10,  •< 
Aug.  27,  •* 


Jul/  19,  1866, 

Mch.  ao,  18601 
80,  «* 
80^  «* 

June  28,  1866. 

28  ** 
Aug.  28^  *^ 

June  28,  1865^ 
Oct  6,  ** 


Oct  25, 1865. 
July  6,  « 

JqIj  81,  1865. 
Aug.  80,  1866. 


Feb.  19,  1866. 


» 


ADJUTANT-OENBRAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Nam  BBonnirr  or  ImrAHTBT. 


VftOMttid  ff  triflinoft 


Colonel,     '    • 
Lteateiutiit-Cobnel, 

jCmot,    •         •         •         • 
Ai^ataiit;  nnk,  Ist  Lt, 

Staarteim'r;   **        " 
argeon;       ^    Major, 
AMtSnrg.;   *«    IrtLt, 
ChitpUin, 

Gfc  il— jB^ffOfi. 
Oaptaia, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  lieutenant, 

Co.  B^Boiiofu 
Gaptoitt, 

Fint  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

C#.  C-^CkdHO. 
CaptuB, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Gb.  D^Boilon, 
Captain,        •       •       • 
Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

C0.  E—BoHon. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

'   Co.  F— Boston. 
C^^tain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  lieutenant, 

Co,  G — CharleiUnon. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  HSotton.     ' 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  ISoslon 
Captain,         • 
Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Patrick  R.  GoineTV  Bozbury, 
John  R.  Farrell,  Boston,    . 
James  McArdle,       ** 
Bernard  F.  Finan,   '*         .   • 
James  J.  Flynn,       *^ 
Patrick  A.  O'Connell,  Boston, 
Thomas  B.  Flatley,  ^ 

Joseph  B.  O'Hagan,         ^ 


Timothy  Teaffe,  Boston, 
John  McGrath,        '* 
Henry  P.  Teaffe,     '< 


Eugene  McCarthy,  Boston, 
Francis  Rorke,  ^ 

John  A.  Daley,  *^ . 


John  Masraure,  Chelsea, 
John  MuHoy,         ^ 
Thomas  Scanlon,  ^ 


Michael  Scanlan,  Boston,  • 
Lawrence  Logan,      ^ 
James  Scott,  ** 


John  F.  Doherty,  Boston,  • 
Lawrence  McGrath,  ^      • 


Patrick  F.  Logan,  Boston, 
Hugh  McDcYUt,         <« 
Henry  P.  Kelly,         «* 


James  White,  Charlestown, . 
Matthew  Welsh,        " 
James  H.  Potts,        ^ 


Simon  S.  Rankin,  Boston,  . 
Peter  F.  Rourke,  Boston,   . 

Timothy  A.  Hurley,  Boston, 
Hugh  A.  Madden,         ^ 
Dennis  A.  ColUns,         " 


Dftto  of  Cooud^ 

i 

torn. 

M»y 

29, 

1888. 

29, 

u 

29. 

u 

JniM  .27, 

u 

27, 

u 

27, 

u 

Not. 

2, 

u 

Jul/ 

80, 

u 

July 

9, 

1880. 

9, 

M 

9, 

u 

July 

9, 

1888. 

9, 

« 

9, 

u 

Apr. 

22, 

1885. 

22, 

«( 

22, 

u 

Apr. 

28, 

188& 

28, 

u 

Aug. 

«. 

1888. 

July  28, 

1888. 

28, 

u 

May 

8,  186&. 

8, 

M 

8» 

U 

May 

25, 

1885. 

25, 

w 

25, 

u 

Aug. 

2, 

1888. 

Dec. 

27, 

1888. 

Feb. 

26, 

1885. 

July 

28, 

1888. 

28, 

u 

1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


41 


JSirUh  Begtment — Continued. 

Bcnk. 

Kame  and  B«itdeiio«. 

• 

l>ate  of  Commit- 

llOIW. 

Co.  Kr^BotUm. 
Captain, 

First  Lientenanty   • 
Second  Lieotenant, 

Bobert  A.  Miller,  Boston,  . 

James  Daily,  Boston, 

William  Barry,    "             .        . 

Sept    1,  1805. 
1,     " 
1»     ** 

Tenth  Regiment  of  Infanxbt. 


Colonel,* 

lieutenant  Colonel, 
lf|nor,    •        •        .        • 
Adjutant;  rank,  1st  Lt, 
Qoarterm'r;  "        •* 

Co.  A — Worettier, 
Captain,        .  • 

First  Lieutenant,    • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  B-'FUchbwrg. 
Captain,         .        . 
First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

/    Co,  C-^Wcreuttr. 

Captain, 

YitfX  Lieutenant,   • 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  D^FUchburg. 
Captain,         .      .• 
First  Lieutenant,    • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  E — Ashbumham. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  F^MUford. 
Captain,^        •        •        • 
First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  G — Springfield. 
Captun, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  H'-Upion. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Jtobt  H.  tbamberl^,  Worc'r, . 
j.  Stewart  Brown,  " 

Charles  S.  Chapin,  " 


Joseph  A.  Titus,  Worcester, 
Joseph  A.  Long,  ^ 

Frank  L.  R.  Coes,      <« 


Merrill  Carleton,  Fitchburg, 


James  M.  Drennan,  Worcester,  . 
Georse  H.  Conklin, 
Joel  n.  Prouty, 


it 

M 


Hiram  P.  Minot,  Fitchburg, 
George  F.  Meniam,    '< 
James  May,  ** 

Asahel  Wheeler,  Ashbumham, 
Geor^  £.  Davis,     •    << 
Harrison  C.  Cheney,    ^ 


Wniard  Clark,  Milford, 
Dexter  P.  Vant,     " 
Asa  S.  Cox,  » 


Horace  C.  Lee,  Springfield, 
Eugene  A.  Allen,  <*  • 
Peter  S.  Bailey,         *« 

Nelson  Cox,  Unton,  • 
George  £.  Chilas,  Upton,  . 
Lynum  Leighton,        ^ 


June  8,  1866. 
16,  ** 
16,  « 


July  6,  1606. 
Mar.  15,  1865. 
July  6,  1866. 


Apr.  14,  1865. 

^une  30,  1865. 
Sept  28,  •^ 
May  30,1866. 


Aug.  23,  1866. 
28,  «« 
23,  •* 

Sept  8,  1866. 
8,  « 
3,  •* 

Sept  18,  1866. 
18,  «* 
18,  •« 

Aug.  28,  1866. 
Dec.  10,  «« 
Aug,  28,  •♦ 

Dec.  8, 1866. 
8,  " 
8,  - 


6 


42 


ADJUTANT^ENBRAL'S  BfiFOBT. 


[Jtn* 


Skoond  Battauon  of  Invahtst. 


tf ama  «&d  BMUI«ne«« 


Dftto  or  Oonait- 
•lont. 


Minor,    •  • 

Adbatant, 

Qaartennaster, 

Co,  A^Bosion. 
Captain, 

First  Lientenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  B^New  Bedford, 
Captain,         •   -    • 
First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Lewis  Gaul,  Boston,   . 
Buxrill  Smith,  Jr.,  Boston,  • 
Jacob  C.  Chase,  Salem, 


James  B.  Watkins,  Boston, 
Peter  £.  Hawkins,       ^ 
James  J.  Gardner,       ^ 


Wesley  Furlong,  New  Bedford,  . 
John  T.  Tolliver,        «« 
Joseph  W.  F.  Groce,  <• 


Sept    1,  1860. 

7,     ^ 
Dec  10,     ^ 


Oct 


Dec. 


8,  1860. 
8,     - 
8,     " 


4,  1800L 
4,     « 
4,     « 


Sbtkhtt-Skvbnth  UnattachsdGompaktof  Infartkt. — ^Enfxxux 


Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    • 

Second  Lieutenant, 


Erskine  E.  Butler,  Enfield, 
Albert  F.  Johnson,  Enfield, 
John  McGrath,  Enfield,     • 


Mar.  81,  I860. 
81,     " 
81,     « 


SByBNTT-StOHTH  Unattached  Company  of  Infantbt. — Cumminoton. 


Captain,  •  • 
First  Lieutenant,  . 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Joshua  L.  Abell,  Cnmmington,  • 
Anson  Stephens,  Worthington,  . 


Deo.  81,  1804. 
April  29,  1865. 


1867.] 


PUBLIO  POOUMBNT— No.  7. 


48 


SECOND   BRIGADE. 


49V  ^HMV  fltvMA  AlflBM^VUW^fc 


Date  of  Coounl*- 
iloiis. 


Brigadiar-General, 
Brig.  Insp. ;  rank,  Major, 
A.!).  C;      ••     Cap!,, 

Qaarterm'r;  '* 
EngiDeer ; 


a 


4< 
M 


George  H.  FeiraoBf,  Salem, 
Robert  S.  Daniels,  S.  Daavers, 
John  Kent,  Charlestown,    • 
Charles  Currier,  Medford,  • 
£ben  Sotton,  North  Andover, 


July  26,  1866. 
Aug.    8,     " 

10,     ** 
8,     " 

10,     « 


Fifth  Rkoimbnt  of  Infantbt. 


Cdonel,  • 

Lieutenant-Colonel, 
Major,    • 
A4|utant, 
Qnartermaster, 
Surgeon, 

Assistant-Surgeon, . 
Chaplain, 

Co,  A — Charlestototh 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  B — SamerviUe, 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  C—Cambridge, 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  D — Charlestoum^ 
Captain,         • 
First  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  E^Medfard. 
Captun, 

Fi»t  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lienteaant, 

Co,  F—^mOdfoTu* 

Ctptain, 

First  Lieutenant,   . 

Second  Lieutenant, 


William  T.  Grammer,  Woburn, . 
George  A.  Meacham,  Cambridge, 
G.  IL  Harden,  Jr.,  Charlestown, 
Walter  Everett,  Chariestown,  • 
Daniel  W.  Lawrence,  Medford, . 
Joshua  B.  l^readwell,  Boston,     . 


Henrj  C.  Cutter,  Chariestown, 
John  £.  Phipps,  Charlestown, 
Greo  W.  Prescott,  Charlestown, 


Granville  W.  Daniels,  Somerrille, 
William  E.  Dickson,  Somerville, 
Charles  H*  Tyler,  Somerville,    . 


Daniel  T.  S.  Leland,  Cambridge, 
Dana  R.  Hovej,  Cambridse, 
Michael  Dalton,  Sonerville, 


Charles  P.  Whittle,  Charlestown, 
Alex.  £.  Hewes,  Charlestown,  . 
Maurice  F.  Qainn,  Charlestown, 


Isaac  F.  R.  Hosea,  Medlbrd, 
Albert  F.  Dow,  Medlbrd,  . 
Jophamns  U.  Whitaey,  Medfiird, 


Godfrey  Ryder,  Jr.,  Medford, 
William  H.  Dane,  Medford, 
Geoi^  M.  Teel,  Medford, . 


Sept.    5,  1866. 
Nov.     7,     « 

7.  « 
Sept    8,     «< 

8i     ** 

8,  « 


Oct.   20,  1866. 
29,     « 
•   20,     « 


April   8,  1865. 
Oct  24,  1866. 
24,     " 


Oct   22,  1866. 
22,     " 
22,     « 


Dec.  12,1866. 
12,     « 
12,     «« 


Feb.     0,  1866. 
Oct   28,     <« 
28,     - 


May   10,  1866. 
Feb.     2,  1866. 
2,     " 


44 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan 


Fifth  Xegimeni — Continued* 

Bank. 

Irani*  and  Basldenea. 

Data  of  Commlf- 
•lona. 

Co.  G^Wobum* 
Captaint 

First  Lientenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  H—Charle$toum. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  I-^Hudson. 
Captain, 

Fir9t  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  KSouth  Danvers. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    •        • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Cjrrufl  Tay,  Woburn, . 
Montreator  Sedy,  Woburn, 
Edwin  F.  Wyer,  Woburn,  • 

WiUiam  Spalding,  Charlettown, . 
William  F.  Bibmn,  Chariestown, 
Guilford  S.  Ladd,  Charlestown,  • 

Andrew  A.  Powen,  Bolton, 
William  S.  Frost,  Marlborough, . 
L.  H.  Famsworth,  Feltonville,   . 

Jobn  W.  Stevens,  South  Danvers, 
Ben!.  F.  Sonthwick,  S.  Danvers, 
Benjamin  Beckett,  S.  Danvers,  . 

• 

Mar.  18,  1805. 
Aug.  20,  1866. 
Sept  17,     " 

Aug.  22,  1866. 
Nov.     1,     -* 
1,     ** 

ff 

April  18,  1864. 
18,     " 
18,     ** 

• 

Feb.     6,  1865. 
Mar.  27,     " 
27,     - 

Sixth  Regiment  of  Infantry. 


Colonel,. 

Lieutenant  Colonel, 
Major,    .... 
Adjutant;   rank,  1st Lt, 
QuartermV ;    "        " 
Surgeon ;        '*     Major, 
AssVSuigeon;<<    1st  Lt, 
Ass't-Surgeon;*'        ^ 
Chaplain,       .       • 

Co.  A — South  Reading* 
Captain,         •        .        • 
First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  B — Graion. 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.C^Low€U. 
Captain,         •        •       • 
First  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  D^LowelL 
Captain, 

First  Lieutenant,    . 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Melvin  Beat,  Lawrence,     . 
Benjamin  F.  Goddard,  Lowell,  . 
James  W.  Hart,  Lowell,     . 
George  S.  Merrill,  Lawrence,    . 
Charles  BL  Coburn,  Lowell, 
Walter  Burnham,  Lowell,  . 
William  B.  Reynolds,  Lawrence, 
George  W.  Sargent,  Lawrence, . 
George  S.  Weaver,  Lawrence,   . 

Samuel  F.  Littlefield,  S.  Reading, 
James  M.  Morrill,  South  Danvers, 
Edwin  A.  Vinton,  Melrose, 

George  F.  Shattuck,  Groton, 
Joseph  A.  Bacon,  Harvard, 
William  F.  Childs,  Groton, 

John  A.  G.  Richardson,  Lowell, . 
Isaac  B.  Pendergast,  Lowell, 
Ambrose  S.  Wilder,  Lowell, 


James  M.  Torsey,  Lowell,  . 
Earl  A.  Thisscll,  Lowell,  . 
George  D.  Harvey,  Lowell, 


May  29,  1866. 

29  ^ 

Aug.  80l  " 

Jan.    15,  " 

July   15,  « 

June    2,  << 

July   15,  « 

June    2,  ** 

July   15,  '« 

Sept  12,  1862. 
Jan.  31,  1866. 
Oct    10,     «* 

Mar.  21,  1862. 
May   12,  1864. 
12,     «* 

Jnne  12,  1866. 
Oct    12,     " 
15,     " 

Sept  14,  1866. 
14,     « 
14,     •* 


1867.] 


PUBLIO  DOOUMEINT— No.  T. 


46 


Sixth  JZ^aMiit— Continqed. 


Battk. 

Hamc  and  BMidanoe. 

liODS. 

Co.  E — Acton. 

Captain, 

Frank  H.  Whitcomb,  Acton, 

Mar 
Feb. 

13,  1864. 

First  Lieutenant,    . 

James  £.  Harris,  Acton,     . 

14,  1866. 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Forestus  D.  K.  Hoar,  Acton, 

14,     « 

Co,  F'^Concord. 

Captain,         .        . 

Richard  Barrett,  Concord, . 

Nov. 

0,  1865. 

Fixtt  Lieutenant,   . 

Humphrev  H.  Buttrick,  Concord, 
George  ¥.  Hall,  Concord,  . 

9,     " 

Second  Lieutenant, 

9,     " 

Co.  G—LaweU. 

Captain, 

Albert  Finder,  Lowell, 

Mar. 

28,  1866. 

First  Lieutenant,    . 

Edward  S.  Wheeler,  Lowell,      . 

Ausf. 

19,  1865. 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Geoi^ge  G.  Tarbell,  Lowell, 

May 

14,  1866. 

Co.  H— Lowell 

Captain,         ... 

Matthew  Donnavan,  Lowell, 

June 

6,  1865. 

Fint  Lieutenant,:   . 

John  0.  Grady,  Jewell,     . 

• 

6,     •* 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Francis  McQuade,  LoweU, 

Aug. 

22,  1866. 

Co.  I-^Lawrenee. 

• 

Captain, 

Frederick  G.  Tyler,  Lawrence,  . 

Nov. 

5,  1864. 

First  Lieutenant,   .        • 

F.  B.  Chamberlain,  Lawrence,   . 

July 

12,  1866. 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Daniel  A.  Burr,  Lawrence, 

Aug. 

18,     « 

Co.  K-^Lawrence. 

• 

Captain, 

Smith  Decker,  Lawrence,  . 

Mar. 

7,  1866. 

First  Lieutenant,    • 

Geoxge  N.  Archer,  Lawrence,    . 

7,     " 

Second  Lieutenant, 

John  W.  Weeks,  Lawrence, 

7,     « 

Eighth  Rbgimrnt  or  Infantry. 

Colonel,. 

Benjamin  F.  Peach,  Jr.,  Lynn,  • 

July 

22,  1864. 

Lieutenant-Colonel, 

Francis  £.  Porter,  Beverly, 

May 

29,  1866. 

Major,    •        •        •        . 

David  W.  Low,  Gloucester, 

July 

22,  1864. 

Adjutant ;  rank,  Ist  Lt, 

Abram  H.  Berry,  Lynn,     • 

16,     ** 

Qnarterrn'r;   •*        " 

Joseph  A.  Ingalls,  Swampscott,  . 

26,     « 

Sorgeon ;        ^    Major, 

John  L.  Robinson,  Wenham, 

26,     « 

AmL  Surg. ;    '«    Ist  Lt, 

Ebenezer  Hunt,  Dan  vers,  • 

26,     « 

Aflst.  Surg. ;    ««        <« 

Amos  H.  Johnson,  Middleton,    • 

Nov. 

10,  1866. 

Chaplain, 

John  S.  Sewell,  Wenham. 

July 

26,  1864. 

Co.  A — Nmbwypwi. 

Captain, 

Joseph  L.  Johnson,  Newburyport, 

May 

25,  1865. 

First  Lieutenant,    . 

Eben  P.  Cutler,  Newburyport,  • 

25,     •* 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  B — NewburyporU 

• 

Captain, 

Charles  L.  Ayers,  Newburyport,  • 

Mar. 

19,  1866. 

First  Lieutenant,    . 

Wallace  D.  Wells,  Newburyport, 

April 

20,     " 

Second  Lieutenant, 

• 

George  W.  Clark,  Newburyport, 

20,     " 

46 


ADJUTAUT-GENERAL'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


EigUh  Sediment — Continiied. 


Bank. 


Kakm  and  Bctidanea. 


D«tt«r  Conmla- 


Co.  C^MoahUhead, 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,    • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  J>— Xynft. 
CaptMn, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

• 

Co.  E-^Bwerly, 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co,  F— i^yiifi. 
Captain,  .  • 
Fint  Lieutenant,  . 
Second  Lieutenant, 

.  Co.  G — Gkmeister, 

Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 

Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.H—Salem. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,    • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

C<K  I^Lytuu 
Captain, 

FSnt  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 

Co.  K-^SaUm. 
Captain, 

Fint  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Knott  y.  Martin,  Marblehead,  . 
P.  T.  Woodfin,  Jr., Marblehead,. 
Benjamin  Pitman,  Marblehead,  . 


Thomas  EL  Berrj,  L3mn,  •  ^ 
George  E.  Palmer,  Lynn,  •  ^ 
William  H.  Keene,  Lynn,  • 


Hugh  J  Mnntey,  Beverly,. 
Frederick  A.  Currier,  Beverly,  . 
Alfred  Porter,  Beverly, 


Henry  Stone,  Lynn,  •  • 
Joeian  F.  Kimball,  Lynn,  • 
Bobert  P.  Martin,  Lynn,    . 


Benjamin  F.  Cook,  Gloucester,  • 
Edward  A.  Story,  Gloucester,  . 
John  B.  Dennis,  Gloucester, 


George  D.  Putnam,  Boston, 
John  R.  Lakemaui  Salem,  • 
Augustus  Biiown,  Salem,    • 


Jeremiah  C.  Baeheller,  Lynn, 
Charles  C,  Fry,  Lynn, 
George  £.  Hilton,  Lynn,    • 


Joseph  H.  Gfidden,  Salem,  • 
James  Leonard,  SaJem, 
Sidney  B.  Rowell,  Salem,  • 


April  17,  1866. 
17,     " 
17,     " 


May  16,  1866. 
July   12,  1864. 
12,     ** 


Jane  18,  1866. 
April  20,  1865. 
20,     ** 


Nov.    8,  1862. 
June  13,  186& 
18,     ** 


Sept  10,  1866. 

10,     •« 
Dec.  10,     " 


Nov.    2,  1866. 
2,     *• 
2,     " 


May     6,  1803. 
Jan.   27,  1865. 
27,     " 


June  17,  1863. 
April  4,  1866. 
Aug.  22,     " 


Third  Battbbt  of  Light  Abtillbrt.— Malden. 


Captain, 

James  B.  Ayer,  Maiden,    .       • 

Jan. 

14,  186& 

First  Lieutenant,   . 

Edward  E.  Currier,  Maiden, 

Mar. 

24,     " 

"           •♦            .        . 

George  H.  Johnson,  Maiden, 

Dec. 

14,  1866. 

Second  Lieutenant, 

William  H.  Howe,  Maiden, 

u,    " 

u                u                       ^ 

• 

• 

i8<rro 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  T. 


47 


FOXntTB  BaTTKKT  of  IaQUT  AUTtU.SBT.^-'LAWRENCS. 


Kame  and  SedOeiie*. 


Dtalagf  Oottml^ 
aioni. 


Captain, 

Fini  laeoteiiaiit,   • 

M  M 

Second  Lientenant, 

M  tt 


Henry  M.  Mdntire,  Lawrence,  . 
Frank  Annan,  Lawrenee,  • 
Charles  £.  Jones,  Lawrence, 
George  6.  Darrell,  Lawrence,    . 
Nathaniel  H.  Morrill,  Lawrence, 


July     8,  1863. 

1.     " 
Jan.  22,  1860. 

July     8,  1865. 

Jan.   22,  1866. 


CoMPAmr  F,  Us[attaohed  Cavalbt.— Chelmsfobd, 


Captain, 

Aqjntant;  rank,  Ist  Lt., 
A«rt.Sirgeea;<«       «« 
Fini  Lieutenant,   • 
Second  Lieutenant, 


Christopher  Roby,  Chelmsford,  . 
H.  Herbert  Emerson,  Chelmsford, 
Levi  Howaid,  Chelmsfoid,  • 
Warren  C.  Hamblett,  Chelmsford, 
Allen  Cameron,  Westford, . 


Sept    6,  1864. 
July  24,  1866. 

24      ^ 
June  18|     <' 

13,     " 


COMPANIES    OF    CADETS. 
Firii  Oompanf — Boston* 


Captun ;  rank,  Lt  CoL, 
Lieutenant;  rank.  Major, 
Enagn ;  «*        '' 

Suigeon ;         **        ** 
Adjutant ;       ^    Capt, 
Quartermaster;'*    1st  Lt, 
Fint  Lieutenant, 


M 
M 

a 
u 


M 

u 


Christopher  C.  Holmes,  Milton,  • 
John  Jeffries,  Jr.,  Boston,  • 
Curtis  B.  Rajjrmond,  Boston, 
B.  Joy  Jeffries,  Boston, 
Charles  M.  Seaver,  Boxbnxy,     . 

William  F.  Lawrence,  Boston,   . 
Otis  £.  Weld,  Boston, 
Greoi^ge  A.  Clark,  Dorchester,     . 
James  H.  Ellison,  Waltham, 
Henry  P.  Quincy,  Dedham, 
Frederick  Dexter,  Brookline,     • 


Aug.  28,  1858. 
Dec.  16,  1862. 

16,     " 
Not.    8,  1868. 
Feb.     7,  1865. 

Not.  28,  1862. 

3,  1868. 

Mar.     1,  1864. 

Feb.   14,  1865. 

14,     " 
April   8,  1866. 


Second  Oompany — Salem* 


Captain ;  rank,  Major,  . 
Captain ;     **     Captain, 
Adjutant;  *<     IstLt,  . 
Quarterm'x;'*        " 
Surgeon;    '*     Major,    . 

Second  lieutenant. 


M 


M 


A.  Parker  Browne,  Maiden, 
Samuel  Dalton,  Salem, 
John  P.  Browning,  Salem, . 
Jonathan  A  Kenny,  Salem,  - 
Charles  Ebddock,  BoTerly, 
Joseph  C.  Foster,  Salem,    • 
Edward  A.  Simonds,  Salem, 
Phillip  G.  Skinner,  Salem, . 
Edward  Hobbs,  Salem, 


April   6,  1866. 
6,     " 
28,     « 
28      *^ 

Aug.  14*,     " 

Jan.   23,  1865. 
23,     « 
23,     " 

July   17,  1866. 


48 


ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S  BEPOBT. 


[Jani 


In  ooDclusion  I  will  only  add,  that  the  officers  and  men  com- 
posing the  Yolnnteer  Militia  are  generally  well  drilled  and 
disciplined.  Probably  at  no  time  since  the  inauguration  of  the 
present  Tolunteer  system  have  they  been  in  so  good  condition 
as  at  present. 

They  now  number  nearly  six  thousand  men.  They  are  all 
well  armed,  uniformed  and  equipped,  and  I  confidently  believe 
would  be  prompt  and  efficient  in  any  service  in  the  line  of  their 
duty  that  they  may  be  called  upon  to  perform. 

With  great  respect,.!  have  the  honor  to  be. 

Your  Excellency's  obedient  servant. 


JAS.  A.  CUNNINGHAM, 

Adjutant^  General. 


REPORT 


OF  TBK 


QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL. 


JANUARY    IST,    1867. 


Commirntotsitli  of    Ipsssitjinsttts. 


Quabtbrxastrr-Gbkbral's  Ofviob;  Statb  Arsbkal*  > 

CaxbbiboBi  January  1, 1867.     > 

To  Major-General  Jambs  A.  CuHKnroHAM* 

Adfuiant'Oenerdl  of  Massaehusetis, 

Gekbral  :— I  have  the  honor  to  transmit  herewith,  for  the  information  of 
His  Excellency  the  Goremor  and  Commander-in-Chief,  a  Report  of  the 
transactions  of  this  Department,  during  the  year  1866. 

I  have  the  honor  to  be,  General, 

Very  respectftilly,  yonr  obedient  serrant, 

JOHN  H.  REED,  Quartermaster' General, 


Commonbealtl  of  Wuut^utits. 


Quabtermasteb-General's  Office,  State  Arsenal,) 

Cambridge,  January  1, 1867.     ) 

To  His  Excellency  Alexander  H.   Bttllogk,  Governor  and 

Commander-in-  Chief. 

Governor  : — Herewith  I  have  the  honor  to  present  the  doings 
of  this  department  for  the  past  year. 

Daring  the  year  the  militia  have  been  fully  equipped  with 
uniforms,  arms  and  accoutrements,  as  required  by  law ;  three 
hundred  new  tents,  at  a  cost  of  eleven  thousand  one  hundred 
dollars  ($11,100,)  have  been  purchased  for  the  use  of  the 
militia. 

Wo  have  also  successfully  disposed  of  all  the  heavy  English 
ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  imported  several  years  since,  at 
a  round  sum  of  one  hundred  and  sixty-five  thousand  eight  hun 
dred  and  thirty-six  dollars  and  fifty-eight  cents,  ($165,836.68.) 

The  tabular  st&tements  herewith  annexed  will  exhibit  in 
detail  the  transactions  of  the  office  for  the  year  ending  Dec.  81, 
1866,  viz.  :— 

[A.]  Schedule  of  colors  and  appendages  issued  to  militia. 

[B.]  Schedule  of  worn  colors  in  charge  of  the  Quartermaster, 
December  81, 1866. 

[0.]  Schedule  of  Quartermasteir's  property  issued  to  militia,&c. 


62        QUARTERMA-STER-GENEBAL'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

[D.]  Schedule  of  issues  of  infantry  ordnance  and  ordnance 
stores  to  militia,  &c. 

[E.]  Schedule  of  issues  of  artillery  and  cavalry  arms  and 
accoutrements  to  militia,  &q. 

[F.]  Schedule  of  Quartermaster's  property  received  from 
militia,  &c. 

[G.]  Schedule  of  infantry  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores 
received  from  militia,  &c. 

[H.]  Schedule  of  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  pertaining 
to  artillery  and  cavalry  received  from  militia,  &c. 

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[I.]  Schedule  of  ordnance  and  ordnance    stores  lost  or 
destroyed  by  disbanded  companies. 

[K.]  Schedule  of  Quartermaster's  property  in  possession  of 
militia,  &c. 

[L.]  Schedule  of  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  pertaining  to 
infantry  in  possession  of  militia,  &c. 

[M.]  Schedule  of  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  pertaining  to 
artillery  and  cavalry  in  possession  of  militia,  &c. 

[N.]  Schedule  of  Ordnance    and    Quartermaster's    stores 
purchased. 

[0.]  Schedule  of  tools,  implements,  &c.,  purchased. 

[P.]  Schedule  of  camp  and  garrison  equipage  sold  by  order 
of  governor  and  council. 

[Q.]  Schedule  of  Quartermaster's  property  tfold  to  State  of 
New  Hampshire. 

[R.]  Schedule  of  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  sold  by 
order  of  governor  and  council. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  T.  68 

[S.]  Schedule  of  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  in  possession 
of  Spencer  Repeating  Rifle  Company. 

[T.]  Schedule  of  Quartermaster's  property  at  arsenal. 

[U.]  Schedule  of  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  at  arsenal. 

[Y.]  Schedule  of  tools  and  appurtenances  at  arsenal. 

[W.]  Schedule  of  munitions  at  magazine. 

[X.]  Schedule  of  tools  and  appurtenances  at  magazine. 

[Y.]  Schedule  of  bills  approved  during  the  year. 

[Z.]  Account  of  all  moneys  received  and  deposited  by  me 
for  property  sold  by  order  of  governor  and  council. 

[AA.]  Account  of  funds  deposited  in  Second  National  Bank, 
Boston. 

» 
[BB.]  Account  of  the  expenditures  which  are  charged  to  the 

appropriation  of  the  Quartermaster's  and  Ordnance  Department. 

It  gives  me  pleasure  to  acknowledge  the  eflScient  services  of 
General  Cunningham,  (now  Adjutant-General,)  late  Assistant 
Quartermaster-General ;  Brevet  Brigadier-General  Chamberlain, 
Deputy  Quartermaster-General  and  keeper  of  the  State  Arsenal, 
and  to  Mr.  Noyes,  the  efficient  clerk  of  the  department. 

I  have  the  honor  to  remain. 

Your  Excellency'^  obedient  servant, 

JOHN  H.  REED,  Quartermaster- General. 


54        QUABTEBMASTEB-GENEBAL'S  BEPOBT.      [Jaa 


[A.] 

SCHEDULE — Colors  and  Appendages  issued  by  the  QtiarternMUter- 
General  during  the  year  1866,  to  (tie  Massachusetts  Volunteer  Militia. 


TO    WHOM    ISSUED. 

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1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


56 


[B.] 

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1867.] 


PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  T. 


57 


CN.] 

SCHEDULE — Ordnance  and  Quartermaster's  Stores  purchased  during 

the  year  ending  December  81,  1866. 


Powder,  Cannon,  pounds, .       .       .  2,050 

Pick  Axes,        .... 

.     258 

Cartridges,  Assorted, 

.  1,548 

Cast  Steel  Axes, 

.      252 

Cartridges,  Blank,    . 

.  2,400 

Saddlecloths,  .... 

.      484 

Percnssion  Caps, 

.80,000 

Sarcingles,        .    ^  . 

.  1,100 

Cannon  Frimeri, 

.   1,000 

Horse  Brashes,  .... 

.      600 

Cartridge  Bags, 

.  1,524 

Cany  Combs,    .... 

.      600 

Bed  Flannel,  jards,  . 

.      110 

Army  Blankets, 

.  1,100 

Tampions, . 

66 

Worsted  Sashes, 

.      130 

Tompion  Straps, 

18 

Body  Belts,  Frogs  and  Plates,  . 

.      230 

Tarpaulins, 

86 

Non-commissioned  Officers'  Swords 

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Gonners'  Gimlets, 

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.      200 

Priming  Wires,. 

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Dram  Slings, 

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Tents,  Wall,     . 

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12 

Tent  Pins, 

9,000 

National  Colors,  silken,    •       .     .  . 

7 

Tent  Poles, 

.      900 

State  Colors,         '<          .       .       , 

8 

liallets. 

>      800 

Goidons,               **          .       .       . 

2 

Tent  Buttons,    . 

.      600 

Belts  and  Sockets,    .       .       .       . 

15 

Canras  Bags,    • 

4 

Camp  Colors, 

6 

Cast  Steel  Spades,    ....     250 

2 

CO.] 

SOHEDULE^Tools  and  IkyjhmmUs,  Building  MaieriaU,  ^.,  pur- 
chased  during  Ike  year  ending  December  31,  1866. 


Horizontal  Tabular  Boiler, 

Eight  Hone  Engine,  comfiJete, 

Polishing  Frame,  complete. 

Shafting,  pounds, 

Iron  BolU  and  Kuta, 

Iron,  pounds,  assoitad. 

Grind  Stone  Trough,  complete, 

Manilla  Cordage,  pounds, . 

Copper  Gutters  and  Conductors, 

IronDoore,    . 

Iron  Safe,  .... 

Coal,  tons, . 

SheeUTm, 

Bolls  Tarred  Sheathing,    . 

Lead  and  She^  Pipe,  pounds, 

Water  Closets,  complete,  . 

Copper  Pumps, . 


,  net. 


1 

1 

1 

2,617 

161 

1,587 

1 

63 

197 

2 

1 

28 

15 

20 

678 

2 

1 


Nails,  assorted,  pounds, 

Screws^  gross. 

Glass,  box. 

Planes,  assorted, 

Lo^       '' 

FUes,         '' 

Hinges,  pain. 

Screw  Drivers, 

Dividen,   . 

Chisels, 

Wrenches, . 

Padlocks,  . 

Gas  Pipe  Tongs, 

Latches,     . 

Bell  Slide, . 

Gong, 

Iron  Buttons, 


1,020 

10 

1 

2 


9 
5 
1 
1 
2 

81 
^ 
1 
8 
1 
1 

24 


8 


68         QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 


Schedule  Took  and  ImplemenU — Concluded. 


Glass  Knobs,  sets, 

Ventilator, 

Brackets,  pairs, . 

Stoves, 

Coal  Hods, 

Scoop  Shovel,    . 

Stove  Shovels,  . 

Stove  Pipe,  pounds, 

Zinc,  pounds,     . 

Water  Pitcher,  . 

Iron  Sink, . 

Doors,  assorted, . 

Sashes,      " 

Window  Frames, 

Sash  Fastenings, 

Window  Shades, 

Cotton  Waste,  pounds, 

Castile  Soap,        ** 

Rubber  Hose,  feet^     . 

Brass  Pipe  and  Nozzle, 

Couplings,  sets, . 

Lumber,  feet,  assorted, 

Cement,  casks 

Dme,        " 

Gravel,  loads, 

Bricks, 

Drain  Pipe,  feet,* 

^ods,  feet, . 

Edge  and  Curb  Stones, 

Varnish,  gallons. 

Spirits  Turpentine,  gallons, 

Oil, 

Japan, 


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8 

1 

1 

1 

3 

1 

4 

26 

7 

1 

1 

16 

21 

43 

30 

28 

125 

4 

380 

1 

8 

12,392 

25 

18 

20 

13,226 

184 

2,700 

2 
12 
81 

5 


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Benzine,  gallons. 
Alcohol,       '■ 
Brushes,  assorted. 
White  Lead,  pounds, 
Putty,  " 

Paints,  assorted,  pounds. 
Glue, 
Alum, 
Twine, 
Camphor, 
Potash,      ' 
Mutton  Suet, 
Chloride  of  lime. 
Grass  Seed, 
Clover  Seed, 
Salt,  bushel, 
Paper,  assorted,  reams, 
Envelopes,  assorted,  . 
Quill  Pens,  boxes,     . 
Steel  Pens,  gross. 
Ink,  quarts, 
Ink,  Carmine,  bottle. 
Rubber  Bands,  boxes. 
Sealing  Wax,  pounds. 
Blank  Books,    . 
Letter  Files, 
Eyelets,  boxes,  . 
Blotting  Pads,  dozen, 
Blank  Cards, 
Rubber  Ruler,    . 
Paper  Folder, 
Blanks,  assorted. 
Postages,  . 


45 

1 

25 

950 

174 

232 

25 

20 

21 

25 

60 

20 

94 

8 

1 

1 

6 

1,572 

4 

2 

1 

1 

4 

1 

4 

4 

2 

3 

500 

1 

1 

3,600 

$37  50 


[P.] 

SGHEDUL3 — Gamp  and  Garrison  Equipage  sold  by  auction,  August 
14,  1866,  hg  order  of  Governor  and  Ooundl 


Warner  Tents, '10 

Bell  Tent  Table  Wedges,  . 

26 

"         "     Poles,       . 

10 

Eldridge  Tents, 

6 

A  Tents,    .... 

>      182 

**          "      Polet,seU,      .       . 

d 

"       Poles,  sets,  . 

.      132 

Boyd  Tents,      .... 

1 

No.  1,  Bell  Tents, 

8 

«     Poles,    .       .       .       . 

1 

"       "       "    Poles,    . 

8 

Fremont  Tents,         .       .       .       , 

87 

"       "       "    Tables,. 

8 

Sibley         "             ... 

2 

No.  2,     "       **        .       . 

18 

"            "     Poles,      .       .       . 

2 

"       "       "    Poles, 

18 

Tent  Pins, 

60 

"       "       "    Tables, 

18 

Mallets, 

2 

18«7.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


69 


CQ.] 

SCHEDULE— QuaHemuuter't  Proparty  told  to  the  State  of  New 

Hampthire,  September  26, 1866. 


Infantry  Dress  Coats,            '  • 

.      350 

Footman's  Trowsers,  pairs, 

.      850 

Shoulder  Scales,  Privates,  pairs, 

•  1,144 

"          "      N.C.O.,    •* 

.      104 

Bogles, 

.  1,250 

Cross  Cannon,  .... 

.      100 

"     Sabres,     .... 

50 

Letters— A,       .... 

.      100 

«       B,       .       .       .       . 

.      100 

Letters— C, 100 

"      D, 100 

«       E, 100 

"       F, 100 

"       G, 100 

"       H 100 

"I, 492 

"       K, 100 

Figures— S, 515 


[R.] 

SCSEDULR — Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  sold  during  the  year 

1866,  hy  order  of  Chvemor  and  OounciL 


Blakely  Gnns,  Rifled,  11-inch, . 
••  **         "     9-faich,    . 

•***•*     8-inch,    . 
Lowmoor  Gnns,  smooth  bore,  8-,inch 
Tompions, . 
Caimon  Sights, . 
Cartridge  Bags, 
Fuse  Gange, 

"    Wrenches, 
Time  Fnses, 
Copper  Cups,  for  ll-inch  Shot  and 

SheU, 


5 
4 
1 

50 
60 
58 
61 
1 
2 
75 

97 


Elongated 


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II 


Bolts  for  Cnps, 

Spherical  Cast  Steel  Shot,  11-inch,  . 

9-inch,  . 

S-inch,  . 

Bolt,  11-inch,  . 

Bolts,  9-inch,  . 

Iron  Bolts,  9-inch,  . 

"     ll-inch,  . 

Shell,  11-inch,  . 

9-inch,  . 

ll-inch,  . 

9-inch,'. 


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II 
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II 


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II 
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11 
II 
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Steel 
II 


11 
II 
II 


498 
38 
70 

810 
1 
44 
23 
60 
35 
27 
11 
60 


[S.] 

SCHEDULE — Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  in  possession  of  the 
Spencer  Repeating  Rifle  Oompanyj  loaned  them  by  order  of  Chvemor 
and  Council^  September  22,  1866. 


Spencer  Bepeating  Rifles,  Calibre  .50, 

Model  1865, 1,856 

Thongs, 1,856 


Screw  Drivers, 1,856 

Rods, 186 

Packing  Boxes,        ....      186 


60         QUARTERMASTEIUGENERAL'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 


[T.] 

SOffEDULE— Quartermaster's  Property  at  the  State  Arsenal,  Cdm- 
bridge,  in  charge  of  the  Quartermaster- General,  December  31,  1866. 


InfiuitTj  Fh>ck  Coats, 

<'       Great  Coats, 
Cavaliy  Jackets, 

**       Great  Coats, 
ArtUIery  Jackets, 

'*       Great  Coats, 
Footman*s  Trowsers,  pairs, 
Forage  Caps, 
Privates  Shoulder  Scales,  pairs. 
Bogles, 


Cross  Sabres, 
**'  Cannon, 
Fignres, 
Letters, 

Blankets,  Gray, 
Sntcingles, 
Cnrry  Combs, 
Horse  Brashes, 
Ambulance, 

Harness,  sets. 


t( 


2,798 

8,259 

100 

100 

196 

196 

3,200 

3,529 

4,104 

3,625 

150 

56 

2,985 

8,374 

496 

668 

858 

358 

1 

2 


Hospital  Tents, 

Wall  Tento,  large, 
small, 
Flys, 

Marquees, . 

HospiUl  Tent  Poles, 

Wall        " 


Marquee 

A 

Bell 

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No.  1, 
No.  2 
Tables,  No.  1 
No.  2 
No.  3 


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Mallets,  •  . 
Tent  Pins,. 
Shovels,  handled. 
Pickaxes,      *' 
Chopping  Axes,  handled. 
Monkey  Wrenches,  . 


2 

S95 

24 

21 

8 

2 

317 

8 

1 

2 

5 

2 

11 

27 

188 

8,606 

227 


215 
10 


CU.] 

8<jHEDULE — Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores  at  the  State  Arsenal, 
Cambridge,  xn  charge  of  the  Quartermaster- General,  December  31, 
1866. 


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Abtilleby. 

Cannon,  Bronze,  12-pounder,  Rifled, 

u  "  "  Napo- 

oleon,  smooth  bore,    . 

Cannon,  Bronze,  6-pdr.,  smooth  bore, 

Iron,  18-pdr.,  Dahlgreen,  rifled, 

82-pdr.,  smooth  bcnre,  • 

10-pdr.,  Parrotta,  rifled, 

d2-pdr.,  unserviceable, 

24-pdr., 

9-pdr., 

English,  8|  inch,  rifled, 
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Eprouvettes,  iron. 


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8 

8 
12 
1 
2 
2 
1 
1 
1 
I 
1 
2 
2 
2 


Gun  Carriages,  with  limbers,  12-pdr., 

field, 10 

Gun  Carriages,  with  limbers,  10-pdr., 

field, 2 

Gun  Carriages,  with  limbers,  6-pdr., 

field,   ......  20 

Gun  Carriages,  82-pdr.,  Pivot,  .  1 

•*         "         12-pdr.,  Track,         .  8 

Caissons,  with  limbers,      ...  10 

Forges,  A,  with  limbers,    ...  6 

Battery  Wagon,  C,  with  limbers,  5 

Limber  Poles,  spare,  .       •       •       •  90 

Pole  Yokes,       *'....  9 

Brash  Sponges,  82-pounder,  4 

**          "       24-pounder,  2 

"          "       12-pounder,      .       .  1 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


61 


Schedule  Ordnance  and  Ordnanee  Stares — Continued. 


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Broth  Sponges,  lO-ponnder, 
**  **         S-ponnder, 

Worms,  SS-poonder,  .       • 
18-poiinder,  . 
12-poander, . 
lO-pounder, . 
6-pounder, . 
Rammere,  3S>poiuider, 
"        18-poander, 
Rammera  and  Sponges,  12>pounder, 

12-pdr.,How 
10-pdr., 
6-pdr., 

Sponge  CoTers,  12-pooDder, 
lO-ponnder, 
$-poander, 
Sponges,  woven,  spue,  13-poander, 
**  "  "     lO-ponnder, 

Sponge  He$ds,        **     12-poander, 
"         "  "     lO-poonder, 

Hammer  ^  *'     IS-ponnder, 

"  "     lOiponnder, 

"       33-poander, 
**        O-ponnder 
Tompions,  82-ponnder, 
18-poander, 
12>ponnder, 
10-poander, 
6-ponnder, 
Blakelj,  &c^ 
Straps,  18-poander, 
.  ••  "       6-ponnder, 

Copper  Aprons,     8S*poander, 

18-poander, 
Elevating  Screws,  8SI-poander, 

18-poander, 

12-poonder, 

10-pounder, 

Cannon  Locks,      92-pouoder, 

18-pounder, 
Gnn  Sights,  English, 

82-poander,    . 
18-ponnder,    . 
12-pounder,    . 
10-poander,    . 
Pendalam  Ha^ase,  for  lij^ht  Id-pdr 
"  Poaches,"   12-pdr 
"         "       "     6-pdr 
Handspikes,  82-^ander,  . 
12-poander,  . 
10-ponnder,  . 
6-poander,  . 


Ladle 


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4 

2 

7 

1 

6 

4 

2 

84 

2 

4 

17 

36 

4 

11 

36 

18 

12 

8 

12 
8 
1 
2 
2 
1 
12 
6 
7 
6 
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6 
2 
1 
2 
1 
8 
2 
2 
1 
6 
2 
1 
8 
8 
8 
8 
1 
11 
88 
.16 
28 


Bricoles, 
Prolonges,  new, 
"       old,  . 
Tar  Bockets,     . 
Sponge  Backets, 
Linstocks,  . 
Portfire  Stocks, . 
''      Cases,  . 
Thambstalls,     . 
Vent  Covers,  new, 
"        "      old, 
"    Punches,  . 
Lanyarda,  . 
Priming  Wires, . 
Ganners*  Haversacks,  new, 
"  "  old, 

Spring  Punches, 
Tow  Hooks, 

Tube  Poaches,  with  Belts,  new, 
•*  "  "         old, 

Crow  Bars, 
Limber  Chest  Straps, 
Tarpaollns,  large, 
6an.  Covers,  old. 
Copper  Dippers, 
"     Tannels, 
Water  Backets,  wood, 
Ganners*  Gimlets, 
Fose  Wrenches,  8-inch,     . 
"         12-poander, 
Saws, 
Extractors, 
Mallets, 


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Gouges, 

Setters,     . 

Screws, 
Gnn  Searchers,  . 
Gunners*  Quadrants, 
Tangent  Scales, 
Shot  Gauges,     . 
Stay  Pins, . 
Linch  Pins, 

»*     Washers,  • 
Pole  Chains, 
Sponge  ** 
Keys  and  Chains  for  Stay  Pins, 
Tire  Bolts, 

Chains,  Nos.  1  &  2,  feet, 
Cold  Shut  S.  Links,  Nos.  3  &  4 
Nave  Bands, 
Splinter  Bars,    . 
Spokes, 


18 

U 
ft 
6 

14 
1 
8 

44 

48 
6 
2 
7 

12 

80 

12 

12 

8 

4 

12 

6 

2 

2 

20 

6 

5 

6 

27 

84 

6 

2 

1 

5 

6 

8 

9 

8 

5 

4 

17 

20 

60 

78 

60 

8 

8 

18 

100 

16 

310 

^ 
5 

200 


62         QUARTERMASTER"GENERAL*S  REPORT-     [Jan. 

Scheduk  Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stares — Continued* 


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lead 


Fellies, 

Kate  and  Waahen,  Kos.  2,  3  &  4, 
Oil  Feeders, 
Tire  Band  Clips, 
Sabres,  new, 
Sabre  Belts,  ne|r, 
"      old, 
Waist  Belts, 
Foot  Artillery  Swords, 

"         "       Sword  Belts 
Sabre  Slnots, 
Pistol  Belt  Holsten,  . 
Artillery  Harness,  sets  for  2  wheel 

Horses,  new. 
Artillery  Harness,  sets  for  2  wheel 

Horses,  old,  imperfect. 
Artillery  Harness,  sets   for  2 

Horses,  new. 
Artillery  Harness,  sets  for  2 

Horses,  old,  imperfect, 
Halters, 
Nose  Bags, 
Whips, 
Leg  Gaards, 
Saddles,  new, 
old, 

"'  imperfect, 
Saddle  Bags,  new,  pairs, 

"        "     old,       '* 
Stirrups,  new,  pairs,  . 
Spurs,        *•       «     . 
Spur  Straps,  new,  pairs, 
Surcingles,  new, 
Bridles, 

old,  perfect,  . 
"   imperfect, 
Watering  Bridles,  new, 
Halters,  new, 

"  old,  . 
Kose  Bags,  new. 
Links,  " 

Blankets,  Red,  . 
Bugles,  with  cord, 
Lariats, 
Picket  Pins, 
Harness  Boxes, 
Cast  Iron  Shell,  English,  8}  inch, 


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6|    " 


Shot,  Solid,  8-inch,  . 
"  "  82-pdr.,  . 
"       "      12-pdr.,  . 


120 

184 

68 

10 

196 

196 

1 

106 

24 

20 

220 

60 

30 

16 

30 

14 

120 

120 

59 

54 

29 

12 

8 

29 

14 

29 

27 

27 

29 

29 

11 

8 

29 

29 

21 

29 

29 

7 

6 

85 

85 

45 

368 

218 

116 

3 

8 

10 


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Shot,  Solid,   6-pdr.,  . 
''    Hollow,  8-inch, 
"       32-pdr., 
Canister,  32-pdr., 
"       12-pdr., 
"       12-pdr.,  accelerating, 
"         6-pdr.,      . 
"         6-|>dr.^  fixed, 
Schenkle,  6-pdr.,  rifled, 
James,     12-pdr., 
Shell,  32-pdr.,    . 
"     12-pdr.,    . 

Schenkle,   6-pdr.,  rifled, 
James,      12-pdr.,    . 
Sawyer's,  42-pdr.,  Rifle, 
"         12-pdr.,    " 
"  6-pdr.,    •* 

**        .  8.inch,    " 
Cartridge  Bags,  12-pdr., 
"  «     10-pdr.,/ 

"  "       6-pdr., 

Slow  Match,  yards,   . 
Friction  Primers, 
Ammunition  Boxes  for  Shot  &  Shell, 

Infantbt. 

Springfield  Rifle  Muskets,  calibre  .58, 
model  1863,  .  .  .  . 
Springfield  Rifle  Muskets,  calibre  .58, 
Enfield  Rifle  Muskets,  calibre  .577, 
U.  S.  Rifles,  Model  1840,  . 
Windsor  Rifles,  calibre  .54, 
Harper's  Ferry  Rifles,  Sabre  Bay'ets 

calibre  .54, .... 
New  Haven  Rifles,  calibre  .54, . 
Muskets,  Model  1842, 
"     1841, 
altered,  calibre  .69,    . 
Flint  Lock, 


6,945 

1 

150 

50 

118 

96 

4,972 

98 

60 

1 

161 

588 

28 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

406 

234 

732 

14 

150 

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8,049 

1,079 

248 

20 

66 

10 

20 

965 

807 

277 

1 


Appendages  and  S^re  Parts  for  Spring^ 
JleUmjle  Muskets,  CaUbre  .58,  ifode/ '63. 

Cone  Wrenches  and  Screw  Drivers, .  12,551 

Wipers, 12,106 

Ball  Screws, 1,121 

Spring  Vices, 1,122 

Tumbler  and  Wire  Punches,  .  2,422 

Cones,       .  .       .       .       .  4,700 

Main  Springs, 650 

Sear        ** 650 

Tumbler  Screws,       ....  1,950 
Tompions, 6,954 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


63 


Schedule  Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Stores — Continued. 


For  8pnngfie!d  Bifit  MntkeU,  Model  1855. 

Stocks, 

Barrels, 

RamxxidB,  . 

Bayonets,  . 


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Clasps, 

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Screws 


Bott  Plate,  Screws, 
9ide  Screws,  Front, 
Rear, 


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Washers, 


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Tang 
Breech 
,6nard 
Goards,     . 
Rear  Sights, 
Leaf  Spring  Screws,,. 
Upper  Bands,    . 
Middle    " 
Hammers, .  . 

Tumbler  Screws, 
Tamblers,  . 
Main  Springs,    . 

Swivels, 


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Sear 

Bridles,      . 

Triggers,    . 

Wipers,     . 

Ball  Screws, 

Cone  Wrenches  and  Screw  Drivers, 

Tambler  and  Wire  Punches, 

Tompions, . 


For  Enfield  Rifie  Muskets. 

Stocks,  '. 
Bamrods,  . 
Bayonets,  . 

*'       Clasps, 
Nipple  Shields, . 
Breech  Sci-ews,  . 
Upper  Band  Swivels, 
Side  Screws,  Front, 

"         "      Rear, 
Tang  Screws,    . . 
Hammers, . 
Tamblers, . 

*•       Screws, 
Main  Springs,    . 
Sears, 
Sear  Screws, 

*'    Springs,    . 

\  Spring  Screws. 


7 

9 

4 

10 

4 

1 

2 

11 

15 

7 

8 

8 

6 

1 

10 

2 

9 

34 

155 

119 

66 

56 

120 

'60 

8 

2 

990 

135 

1,920 

229 

898 


2 

4 

27 

22 

17 

1 

16 

86 

86 

88 

49 

106 

118 

7 

1 

4 

76 

70 


Bridles,      .  ^ 3 

Bridle  Screws,   .     '.       .       .       .123 

Cones,        .       .        .       .       .        .  2,963 

Compound  Tools,      ....       84 

Tompions, 130 


For  Windsor  Bifles,  <fc. 

Cone  Wrenches  and  Screw  Drivers, 
Wormers,  . 
Ball  Screws, 
Tompions,  rubber,     . 
Bayonets,  spare^^.20-inch. 
Bullet  Moulds,  .* 


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For  Mvskeis,  Model  1841  and  1842. 

Ramrods,  .... 
Ramrond  Springs,     . 

Bayonets 

Bayonet  Clasps, 

**       Clasp  Screws,     . 
Butt  Plates, 

"   Plate  Screws, 
Side  Screws,  front,    . 
"       rear. 
Screw  Plates,    . 
Locks,  Model  1841,  imperfect. 
Tang  Screws,    . 
Guard     "... 
Plates,     . 
Bow  Nuts, 

"     Swivels, . 
Bows  with  SwiveU, 
Bow  Swivel  Rivets, 
Middle  Band  Swivels, 

"    .       "     Swivel  Rivets, 
Upper  Bands,    . 
Middle    " 
Lower     " 

Middle  Band  Springs, 
Lower      "         " 
Triggers,    . 
Trigger  Screws, 
Rear  Sights,  1841, 
Hammers, . 
Tumblers,  . 
Tumbler  Screws, 
Main  Springs,    . 

"    Spring  Screws, 
Sears, 

Sear  Screws, 
Springs,     . 
Spring  Screws, 


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«< 


(( 


1( 


74 
86 
31 
554 
74 
1 


'  94 

41 

21 

58 

154 

5 

29 

138 

143 

6 

16 

1 

93 

11 

39 

42 

10 

102 

63 

42 

63 

2 

45 

35 

47 

30 

28 

37 

194 

137 

48 

172 

17 

23 

192 

148 

148 


64        QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

Schedule  Ordnance  and  Ordnance  iSorM— Continued. 


Bridle  Screws,  .'....  268 

Cone  Wrenches  and  Screw  Driven,  .  1,194 

Wipers, 8,657 

Ball  Screws, 168 

Spring  Vices, 417 

Cones, 1,007 

Tompions,  wood,       ....  188 

"         rubber,     ....  1,130 

AecoutrementSf  ^.,  fc. 

Cartridge  Boxes,       .  .12,999 

*'        Box  Plates,       .       .       .  8385 
"  "<    Belts,         .       .        .12,883 

"  "    Belt  Plates,       .        .  8,827 

"    Rifle,         ...      814 
"  "    Buttons,    ...       14 

"  "    Plates.  Rifle,     .       .      814 

Waist  BelU, 11,811 

**      Rifle,  with  Clasps  &  SUdes,       24 

Waist  Belt  Plates,     .  .12,621 

'*     Belts,  with  Sabre  Plates,  29 

Cap  Poaches, 12,292 

Bayonet  Scabbanis,  20-iDch,    .  195 

"  "  18-inch,     .        .14,806 

Gun  Slings, 12,192 

"  Hooks,   ....  1,786 

Sword  Belts,  shoulder,      ...       12 

"     Frogs, 138 

Musicians*  Waist  Belts  and  Plates,  .     128 

Standard  Belts, 8 

Cartridge  Boxes,  old,        .  .  1,168 

"        Box  Plates,  old,        .       .  2,200 

"  "    BelU,     "  .  1,266 

*•  "    PUtes,   "  .       .  1,648 

Waist  Belts,  old,        ....  1,209 

*'      Belt  Plates,  old,      .  .  1,462 

Cap  Pouches,  old,      ....  1,132 

Bajonet  Scabbards,  old,   .       .       .  1,162 

Sabre  "  "      .       .       .         1 

Gun  Slings,  old,        ....  1,178 

Cartridge  Boxes,  English  Black,      .      517 

**       Box  Belts,  English  Black,      884 

Waist  Belts,  English  Black,     .       .     310 

Cap  Pouches,     "         "  .       .      375 

Gun  Slings,         "         "  .       .  1^399 

Bajonet  Scabbard  Frogs,   English 

Black, 3,159 

Cartridge  Boxes,  English  Russet,      .  1,995 
"       Box  Belts,  English  Russet,  1,989 
Waist  Belto,  English  Russet,    .       .  1,952 
Cap  Pouches,     "  "  .       .  1,972 

Gun  Slings,  English  Russet,     .       .  1,924 


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1,969 
5 
1 
8 
8 


Bajonet  Scabbards,  English,  Altered,  6,784 

^       Scabbard    Frogs,    English, 
Russet,       .... 
Waist  BelU,  English,  old. 
Gun  Slings,       "         " 
Bajonet  Scabbards,  English,  old, 

**       Scabbard  Frog,  English,  old 
N.  C.  Staff  Officers*  Swords,     . 
N.  C.  Officers*  Swords, 
N.  C.  Suff  Officers*  Sashes, 
K.  C.  Officers*  Swords, 
Drums,  Snare,  .... 

**       Sticks,  pairs, 

"       Slings,.        .       .       . 

"       Snare  Strain  Screws,  spare, 

"       Stick  Carriers, 

Fifes 

Bugles, 

BulleU,  Spherical,  cal.  .69  pounds. 
Elongated, ''  .577 
"         "  .54 
Buck  Shot,  pounds,  . 
Percussion  Caps, 


83 

9 

71 

142 

152 

142 

86 

8 

7 

2 

886 

1,045 


16 
14,000 


Cavalby. 

Spencer  Repeating  Carbines,  model 

1865,  calibre  .50, 
Sabres,  light, 

"      old. 
Sabre  BelU,  with  Plates,  . 

*'     Knots,     . 
Horse  Pistols,     .       • 
Savage  Repeating  Pistols, 
Colt's  "  "      : 

Bullet  Moulds,  Colt's, 

"         "       Savage,     . 
Cone  Wrenches,    '* 
Carbine  Cartridge  Boxes, . 
Carbine  Slings,  with  Swivels, 
Pistol  Cartridge  Boxes, 

"      Cap  Pouches,  . 

"      Belt  Holsters,  pairs, 

"      Holsters,  old,  pairs, 
Saddles,    .       .       .      '. 
Saddle  Bags,  pairs,  . 
Surcingles,'      .       .       .    ' 
Stirrups,  pairs,  . 
Spurs,         "      .       .       . 
Spnr  Straps,  pairs,    . 
Carbine  SockeU,  with  Straps, 
Bridles,     .... 
Watering  Bridles,     . 


976 

862 

1 

747 

608 

221 

1 

8 

8 

114 

U4 

976 

976 

100 

100 

64 

56 

608 

608 

606 

608 

716 

768 

1,008 

708 

1,208 


186T.] 


PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


65 


Schedule  Ordnance  and  Ordnance  Siaree — Condaded. 


Girths,  tpard, 0 

Halten, 864 

NoieBagB, 8M 

Links, 1,206 

Lariats, 1,906 

PicketPins, 1,906 

Jgp€ndag€$  for  Spmctr  Car&uies. 

Thongs, 976 

Screw  Drirers, 976 

Bods, 98 

For  Governor  attd  SUtf, 
Hoiw  Equipments,  sets,    .       .  6 


M 


JfucsZZdfieoitf. 

Regimental  Color  and  StaiF, 
Arm  Chests,  U.  S.,   . 
Enfield, 

Spencer  Carbines, 
SabrsCiiests,    . 
Equipment  Cases,     . 

*•  "   .    Eaglish, 

Horse  Eqai[Mnent  Cases,  . 
Ammonition  Boxes,  Cartridge, 
Cotton  Waste,  pounds, 
Cartridge  Paper, 


Pnt^, 

Lead, 

Olne, 

Twine, 

Bmeiy, 


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fl 

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1 

681 
43 
98 
29 

292 
14 

172 

270 
40 
1,050 
18 
15 
15 
20 
18 
60 


Rottenstone,  pounds. 
Lamp  Black,      " 
Sperm  Oil,  gallons,. 
Paraffine'*        **      . 
Linseed   "        •*      . 
Benzine  «*        "      .       . 
Spirits  Terpentine,  gallons, 
Japan,  gallons,  . 
Parafflne  Axle  Grease,  pounds, 
Nails,  pounds,  . 
Copper  Tacks,  pounds. 
Iron         "  « 

Sand  Paper,  quires,  • 
Emeiy  Cloth,   *•       .       . 
Lumber,  ftet,     . 
Coal,  tons,  E^gg  and  Stove, 
"       *«    Cumberland,    . 
Sheep  Skins, 
Split  Rings, 
Links, 


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Sundries,  Ufuerviceable, 

Horse  Pistols,    .... 

Muskets, 

Artillexy  Sabres, 

Worms,  with  Staves,  8-poander, 
11        it       It       ^     (( 

"     and  Rammers,  6-pounder, 

'*   Ladles,  6-ponnder, 
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Sponge  and  Rammer  Staves,  6-pdr. 
Drums,  Snare,  •       •       •       • 
Flagstaff,         .... 


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2 

18 

40 

10 

86 

4 

1 

8 

11 

412 

6 

6 

20 

4 

170 

U 

1 

16 


168 


6 

1 

1 

4 

8 

4 

11 

.1 

24 

4 

1 


.      CT.] 

SCHEDULE — Toofe  and  Appurtenancee  at  Arsenal  in  Oambrid^^ 

December  31,  1866. 


Ensigns,  (Harrison,     . 

2 

**        Storm,        .       .       .       . 

1 

"        Halliards,  seU,   . 

1 

Chests  for  Stores,      .       .       .       . 

28 

Iron  Brand,  **  Mass.,** 

1 

"           "  State  Mass.,"      .       . 

1 

Steel  Stamps,** Mass.,*'     . 

2 

**    Figures,  1  to  to  10,  sets,   . 

2 

Brass  Stendb,  *'  State  Mass.,'* . 

1 

•«          "       Alphabet,  sets,  .       . 

2 

Brass  Stencils,  Mass.  Battery,  &c.,  .  1 

"  **       for  Ammunit*n  Boxes,  6 

**     Figures,  1  to  ID,  sets,      .       .  8 
Stationary    Steam-Engine,    8-horse 

power, 1 

Tubular  Boiler, 1 

Engine  Lathe, 1 

Hand       ** 1 

"  '*     for  foot  or  steam  power,  2 

Upright  Drillhig  Machine,        .  1 


9 


66        QUARTEBMASTER-OENEBAL'S  BEPOBT.      [Jan. 
Schedule  TooU  and  Appurtenaneee — Continued. 


Lathe  Rest,  old, 

"        ••     Holder,  . 
Portable  Forge,  complete, 
AdtII,  165  Ibe., 

•*      old,.       . 
Striking  Hammer, 
Blackamithi*  Tonge,  pairs, 
QHndatone  Trough,  Iron,. 
Stocka  and  Dies,  {  in.  to  1^  in.,  sets, 

•*  "     I  in.  to  1  in.,      " 

Tape,  with  S  Plates,  (in  dapUcate,) 

for  Moskets,  Model  1898,  sets, 
Tap  and  Die  Wrenches,  old, 
Tape,  old,  . 
Dies,  old,  sets, 
Hand  Drill,  with  Iron  frame, 
DrilU  for  Hand  DriU, 
Polishing  Machine,    . 
Emexy  Wheels,  laige, 
•*  "       small, 

"  "       old, 

Bmsh        *' 
Cleaning  Boxes, 
Bench  Vices, 

• 

Breech  Scrsw  Vices, 
Riretting  Hammers, 
CUw  ** 

Stone  *> 

Sledge 
Paving 
Hatchets,  . 
Malleta,     . 
Monkey  Wrenches, 
Breech  Screw  Wrenches, 
Nat  Wrenches, . 
Bayonet  Beamers, 
Ptnoers,  pairs,    . 
Screw  Driyers,  Brace, 

Centre  Pnnch,  . 
Spring     ** 
Hollow     '* 
Oallipers,  pairs, 
Boinishers, 
CSiisels,  Chipping, 

"       Cold,    . 
Metal  Shears,  pain, 

"     Saw, 
Steel  Scraper,    . 
Iron  Scrapers,  handled, 
Plumbers*  Shave  Hooke, 


« 

11 


1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
5 
1 
1 
1 

8 

7 

• 

5 
8 

1 
6 
1 
6 

40 

14 

1 

20 

10 

1 

1 

16 

19 

4 

5 

1 

18 

6 

16 

4 

2 

4 

8 

22 

6 

1 

2 

1 

2 

2 

4 

8 

1 

1 

1 

8 

2 


Plug  Reamer,    . 
Oil  Tins,    .       . 

•*  Cups.    .       . 

**  OU  Feeden, . 

•«  Cana,  large, . 
Rules,  2  feet,      . 
Files,  assorsed  sixes, 
File  Brashes, 
Polishing  Brashes, 
Hand  *" 

Floor  « 

Horse 
Stencil 
Whitewash 
Paint 


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laige, 
small. 


Dusting 
Dost  Pans, 
Dusters,  Feather, 
Mop  Handle, 
Sponges,    . 
Brooms, 

Shears,  pairs,     • 
Water  Backets,  wood, 

"  "       leather. 

Palls,. 

Hand  Baskets,  . 
Lanterns,  • 
Keroeene  Lamp, 
Stone  Jugs, 

**     Pitchers,  . 
Iron  Scoop, 

*"   Ladle, 
Brass  Cocks, 
Stoves,  with  Fixtures, 
Coal  Shovels,     . 

"   Sieve, 

"   Hods, 
Portable  Furnace, 
Iron  Pots,  . 
Blocks,  with  Fall  Ropes,  sets, 
Wheel  Jacks,     . 
Screw      " 
Window  " 
Platform  Scales, 
Beam  and  Brass  Dish  Scales, 
Spring  Balance, 
Hand  Cart, 
Store  Tracks,    . 
Rope  Slings, 
Copper  Ammunition  Chests, 
♦*      Pan,      .       .       . 


1 
24 

12 
9 
4 

8 

60 

2 

50 

12 

2 

8 

2 

4 


51 
5 
2 
2 
1 
8 
6 
8 

12 
2 
1 
4 
8 
1 
2 
2 
1 
1 
8 
8 
4 
1 
8 
1 
3 
3 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 
4 
1 
1 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


67 


Schedule  Toels.  and  Appurierumces — Continued. 


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Copper  Measures, 

"      Adse,    . 
Paper  Catting  Machine,    . 
Knives  for  Cutting  Machine, 
Minie  Ball  Gauge,     . 
Cartiidge  Former  Kniyes, 

Formers,  calihre  .69, 
"      .68, 
Boxes, 
Greasing  Frames,  Tin, 
Spirit  Lamp,  Tin, 
Dripping  Pan,  Tin, 
BoncUing  Blocks, 
Catting  Board,  . 

*'      Rule,    . 
Powder  Tray,  wood, 

•*      Bags,    . 
Iron  Pots,  for  metal 
Portable  Water  Tab,  with  Pamp, 
Bobber  Hose,  with  Noziles,  ftet 
Watering  Pot,  .... 
Stone  Boiler,  with  Iron  Fkame, 
Spades,  D,  handled. 


M 
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It 


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U 
U 


Spading  Forks, 
MannreForiu, 
Post  Spoon, 
Beetles, 
Poanden,  . 
Crow  Bars, 
CUwBars, 
Picks, 
Fiduaes,  . 
Chopping  Axes, 
Wheelbarrows, 
Handbarrows, 
Scythes,    . 
Scythe  Stones, 
Sickles,      . 
Weed  Cotters, 
Grass  Shears,  pain. 
Edging  Knife,    . 

**      Shears,  pairs. 
Garden  Trowel, 

"      Syringe, 
Gardener's  GaUlotine, 
Proning  Knife,  . 
Hay  Bakes,  wood, 
Iron     " 
ColTert  Bakes,  iron. 


a 

1 

1 

3 

1 

87 

87 

96 

87 

10 

1 

1 

10 
1 
1 
1 
4 
2 
1 

1 
1 
2 
1 
8 
4 
1 
2 
1 
1 
2 
68 
2 
4 
7 
3 
8 
8 
2 
2 
1 
1 
1 
'  1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
5 
6 
1 


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Calrert  Prong,  iron,  . 
Iron  Beel  and  Line,  . 

Hoes, 

Snow  Shovels,  . 

'*     Bakes,     .       .       . 
Ladders,    .... 
Step  Ladders,    . 
Paint  Pots, 

MiU,        .       . 
Sieve, 

Painters'  Mailer  and  Slab, 
PaHette, 

Best,  •  tf 

Spatalas,    . 
Patty  Knives,    . 
Tin  Funnels, 
Glazier's  Diamond,    . 
Tin  CaAs  for  Spirits,  Oils,  &c., 
Masons'  Brick  Hammer,   . 
Striking  Hammer, 
Trowel, 

Pointing  Trowel, 
Drills,  . 
Chisels, 
Sets,     . 
Eight  Day  Clock, 
Watchman's  Clock,  '*  J.  £. 

Time  Detector,"  . 
Watchman's  Battle,  . 
Lanterns,  .... 


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&C., 


Baerk* 


Carpenter^  Took, 

Wood  Saw,  framed, 

Back 

Hand 

Panel    ** 

Sweep   ** 

Compass  Saw, 

Fore  Planes, 

Block    •< 

Smooth  ** 

Short  Jointer's  Planes, 

Doable  Planes, 

Bead 


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Plough 
Grooving  " 
Babbit 
Match 
Steel  Square, 
TrySqoares, 
Hand  Vice, 
Bench 


pain 


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1 
1 
8 
8 
2 
7 
2 

50 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
3 
3 
1 

25 
1 
1 
1 
1 
6 
7 
2 
1 

1 
1 
2 


1 
8 
8 

1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
1 
2 
1 
2 
1 
2 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
2 


68        QUABTEBMASTER-GENEBAL'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 


Schedule  Tocie  a$u[  Appurtenaneet—Caaduitii. 


Bench  Kftilfl 

m 

Compass,  pairs, .       ....        1 

Spoke  Shmve, 

Gimblets,  .       .*       ;       . 

Iron  GUmps,  with  wood  frtmesj  pn., 

(                   ^ 

Angur,      .... 

Saw  Clampa,  with  iron,     . 

Gonges,     ••       .       .       . 

Wire  Gauge, 

Toning  Chisels, 

Huid      ** 

Firmer        "            .       . 

11 

Splitthig  Gauge,       .       .       .       . 

Files,  i 

,•      , 

Drawing  KniTes, 

2 

Wood  Rasps,     . 

Claw  Hammers, 

2 

Monkey  Wrenches,    . 

Riveting    '* 

2 

Spirit  Level, 

Broad  Axe, 

Chalk  Line,       > 

Hatehete, 

Oil  Feeder,        ^ 

, 

Berila, 

"<  Stones  and  Slips, 

Saw  Sets, 

^ 

Grindstone,  large,  mounted, 

NaU    " 

"         smaU,       " 

Wood  Reamer,  .... 

Role,2fBet, 

Screw  Drivers,  .... 

Glue  Pot,  .... 

» 

•*          "      brace,        .       . 

Tape  Measure,  75  feet, 

• 

Bitstock 

Mallet,      .       .  f     . 

* 

Boring  Bito,      .... 

15 

Hand  Brush, 

• 

Brad  Awls, "  Aiken*s,**  sets,     . 

Broom,      .       .       .                      •        1 

SCHED  ULE—MunxHar^  at  Magazine. 


Cartridges,  Elongated  Ball,  eel.  .577,  11,200 
«•         Minis  &   Patent  Ball, 

calibre  .577,       .       .  4,000 

*<  Ball  and  Buck,  csl.  .69,  18,186 
^        Spencer  Metallic,  calibre 

.60,     ...        .  60,480 


Cartridges,  Blank,  calibre  .69, 
"         Colt's  Pistol, . 
^        Blank,  12-pounder, 
**.  "  .    10-     " 

«.  "  .     6-     ** 

Cannon  Powder,  English,  lbs.. 


21,750 
488 
191 
108 
86 
417 


[X:] 

SCHEDULE — Tools  and  Appurtenances  at  Magazine. 


Powder  Trays,  wood. 
Copper  Adze,    . 

"     Hoop  Driver, 

*'     Measure,  1  lb., 

"  "       4  lbs., 

*•      Tunnel, 
Blocks,  with  Fall  Ropes,  sets, 

•*     single,  with  FaU  Ropes, 
Moccasins,  pairs. 
Broom, 
Mallet,      .       .       . 


8 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

IS 
1 
1 


Screw  Driver,    . 
Claw  Hammer, 
Hand  Brush,     . 
Step  Ladder, 
Hand  Barrows, . 
Wheel  Barrows, 
MarUng  Pot,    . 
"      Brush, 
lln  Can  for  Benzine, 
Snow  Shovel,    . 
Tarpaulin, 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  7, 


69 


[T.] 

•  SCHEDULE  OF  BILLS  apprwed  hy  the  Acting  Master  of  Ordnance 
and  Auietant  Quartermaeter-Oeneralf  for  the  year  ending  December 
SI,  1866. 


SAKB8. 


AitlolM  or  BtfTlce. 


F^Imdi  &  Deftrbon,  . 
T.  P.  Lerned  &  Sod,  . 
D.  N.  SkilliDgs  &  Co., 


M 


Spencer  Bepeating  Rifle  Co 
B.  &  B.  W.  Lamaon,  . 

CeiDDbell,  Wbittier  &  Co., 

Pntnam  Ifachine  Co., . 
G.  8.  Parker  &  Sodb,  . 
8«  H*  L.  Pierce,  •       • 
Herman  Stiator  &  Son, 
G.  W.  &  F.  Smith, 
R.  &  B.  W.  Lamaon,  . 


J.  L.  Sandf, 

A.  Parker,  . 
Loekwood  and  Lnmb, 

B.  &  B.  W.  Lamson,  . 
Brooks  &  Darline, 
Gale.  Dudley  &  Co.,  . 
Dalpnon  OeDom, 
Amimedean  Yentilat'n  Co 
Govan&Pote,  . 

J.  Warren  Tnck  &  Co., 
CkJe,  Dudley  &  Co.,  . 
P.Nnttinff&Co., 
B.  &  B.  w.  Lamson,  . 
BobertBoie, 
A.  Parker,  • 
Midiael  Powera, . 
Mnk  Field,  .       •       • 
J.  P,  Betes, . 
M.  M«  Farrell, 
Asa  Dnrgan, 

Cambridge  Gas  light  Co., 
Folsom  &  Dearborn,   . 
Brooks  &  Darling, 
Jones  &  Co*8  Express, 
H.  C  Gale, .       .       • 
Wniiam  Black.  . 
Jones  &  Co*s  Express. 
Spencer  Bepeating  Bifle  Co 
J.  B.  Bnerk, 
P.  Knttins  &  Co., 
Gatei^Dndlejr  &  Co.,  . 
J.  L.  Fairbanks, . 
Jones  &  Co*s  EzpresB, 
G.  Boby&Co.,  . 
D.A.Bnckley,  • 


▲nonnt 


Paints  and  Oils, 

BiUibrCoal, 

Lumber  and  Carting, 

*•  *•  .       •       .       •       . 

Bifle  and  Carbine  Cartridges,  «... 
Contract  for  Mason  Work  on  Machine  Shop,    . 

Extra  work  on  same, 

Contract  for  Engine  and  Boiler, 

Machinery  and  Implements,     .       .       •       . 

Shafting,  &c, 

CoYorinff  Boof^  as  per  contract, 
Doon,  Window  Fiames,  Sashes,  &c , 

Copper  CondoctOTB, 

Iron  Doofs, 

Labor  on  Fire  Proof  Vaults, 

Labor  on  Flag  Staff  and  Platform,   . 

8,000  Face  Bnck, 

Edge  Stone, 

Plumbmgand Materials,  .       .     -  • 

Labor  on  Drains.  &c., 

Drain  Pipe,  Bubber  Hose,  ftc., . 

Lumber  and  Labor, 

Doors.  Sashes  and  Materials,    .... 

Ventilator, 

Hauling  Blskely  and  Lowmoor  Guns,     . 

Bar  Iron, 

Spruce  Timber, 

Iron  Clamps,  

Labor,       , 

Labor  and  Teams, 

Edge  Stone  and  Labor, 

Teuning  Gravel, 

10  Loau  GraTcl, 

Sundry  items, 

Making  Cartridge  Bags, 

Bill  for  Ice,       .       * 

Bills  for  Gas,     ...       •  ,    • 

Paints,  Oils,  &c. 

Hardware  and  Materials, 

TransportatioiK 

Teaming  and  Labor, . 

8.700  Feet  Sodding, 

TnUksportatioa, 

Blank  Cartridra, 

Bepairing  Clock, 

Blacksmtthfaig, 

Lumber,  &c, 

SUtionery  and  Postages,  ..... 
Transportation  to  and  ftom  Camps,  &o.,  . 
Non-commissioned  Officers*  Swords, 
Copper  Pump  and  Labor, 

Amomt  earned  forward,    .       .       .       . 


$4160 

8190 

85  04 

aoeoi 

1,82100 

8^83  00 

48  60 

8,680  00 

118  46 

864  68 

486  00 

468  84 

176  00 

189  76 

876  86 

67  61 

78  00 

170  60 

818  69 

45  84 

985  88 

6188 

187  75 

55  00 

1,447  50  . 

99  75 

66  89 

44  17 

96  87 

787  66 

487  87 

690 

10  00 

84  50 

18  12 

700 

109  88 

149  84 

118  90 

148  19 

117  99 

54  00 

88  80 

80  99 

9  50* 

148  16 

57  88 

114  06 

477  88 

685  00 

8108 

915,577  16 


9* 


70        QUAETERMASTER-GENERAL'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

Schedule  of  BUU — ContinaecL 


ITAMSB. 


ArtlolM  or  8«rrio«. 


First  Light  Battenr, 

U  *l  u 

Folsom  &  Dearboni, 
Qttle,  Dudley  &  Co., 
A.  L.  Tenlen, 
Q.  A.  Smart, 
OrientAl  Powder  Co., 
J.  E.  LodtmaD  &  Co., 
New  Eneland  Roofing  Co., 
Boston  Joumml,  . 
Weelu  &  Potter, 
Richard  Friend,  . . 
Horstman  Bros.  &  Allien, 
J.  C.  Haynes  &  Co.,  . 
A.  Parker,  . 
E.  F.  Meeaenger  &  Co., 
Charles  O.  Eaton, 
Fohom  &  Dearborn,   . 
L.  C.  Chase  &  Co.,     . 
Sufiblk  Roofing  Co.,   . 
James  Steams,    .       • 
Wright  &  Potter, 
Jones  &  Co's  Express, 
Hatchinson  &  Rogers, 
Jordan,  Manh  &  Co.,  < 
Bntler,  Sise  &  Co., 
Richard  £.  Friend, 
8.  F.  Gamage,    . 
John  Cornell, 
D.  F.  HcGilvrar, 
Second  Light  Battery. 
William  Itoad&;  Son, 

James  Martin  &  Son., 
M*  W.  Peiroe, 
Boston  &  Maine  R.  R.  Co 
Brooks  &  Darting, 
Jones  &  Co*s  Express, 
Bewail,  Day  &  Co., 
Damrell  &  Uooie, 
Weeks  &  Potter, 
American  Telegnph  Co., 
H.  P.  Minot, 
James  Wyman,  . 
Ci^  of  Cambridge, 
J.  L.  FairbaiLiu,  . 
Ella  Keith,  . 
Herman  Strator  &  Son 
Asa  Dnigan,       • 
0*  G.  Jones, 


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Folsom  &  Dearborn, 
A.  Parker,  . 
Daily  Advertiser, 
Charles  O.  Eaton, 
J.  L.  Fairbanks,  . 
J.  H.  RiedeU,     . 


Amou/nthromght  forward^    ^ 

Firing  Salutes  at  Worcester,    . 
"  «      •*  Boston,.       .       .       . 

Paints,  Oils.  &c., 

Lumber  and  Materials,^     .... 

Window  Shades, 

Cannon  Tompions.  &c.,    .... 

11  kegs  Powder, 

80  tons  Coal, 

Tarred  Sheathing, 

Advertising, 

85  lbs.  Camphor, 

Tarpaulins  and  Prolongs,. 

Worsted  Sashes,  Belts,  &c.,      . 

Drums,  Bugles.  &c.,  complete, . 

Edge  Stone  and  Labor,     .... 

Red  Twilled  Flannel,        .... 

Colors,  Guidons  and  Appendages,    . 

Paints,  Oils,  &c., 

1,100  Surcingles, 

Repairing, 

Twmiing 

Printing, 

Transportetion  to  and  from  Camps,  . 
800  Wall  Tents,  complete, 
1,100  Anny  Blankete,       .... 
Spades,  Pickaxes  and  Horse  Brushes, 

Repairing  Tents. 

Labor  on  First  Battery,     .... 
Hacks  at  Camp  Butler,     .... 

Loan  of  Tento, 

Firing  Salutes  at  funeral  of  General  Scott, 
Powder,  Cartridges  and  Caps, . 

it  C«  A  A 

... 

Repairing  Tents,  Flags  and  Services, 
Gas  Fixtures  and  Repairs, 
Transportotion,  ... 

Tools  and  Implemente,      .... 

Transportotion, 

Manilla  Rope, 

Repairing  Roof, 

Chloride  of  Lime, 

Telegraphing, 

Cash  paid  for  Transportotion,  . 
Removing  Night  Soil,       .... 
95  Perch  Slkte  Stone,       .... 
Stotionery  and  Postages,  .... 
Making  Cartridge  Bags,  .... 

Copper  Conductors, 

Bill  Ibr  Ice, 

Flagstetr, 

Building  Fence  and  Material,  . 

Painte,  Oils,  &e., 

Edgestones  and  labor. 

Advertising, 

Colors,  Guidons  and  Appendages,     . 
Stationery  and  Postages,  .... 
Horse  hire  at  Cadet  Encampment,    . 

Amxmni  carried  fortDordj     . 


•15,577  16 

110  00 
170  40 

66  00 
186  86 

97  69 
U9  56 

88  50 
800  00 


00 

16  00 

60  00 

1,440  00 

614  00 

3,084  00 

40  57 

60  64 

885  50 

50  46 

846  00 

9  60 

16  00 

76  11 

841*95 

11,100  00 

8,618  50 

1,586  70 

887  47 

30  00 

88  00 

100  00 

181  85 

649  00 

840  00 

160  00 

47  55 

86  50 


85  90 

16  00 

8  60 

7  87 

3  66 

6  89 

8  00 

168  67 

18  10 

18  86 

88  00 

10  00 

50  00 

928  00 

96  87 

64  00 

8  75 

966  75 

86  00 

80  00 

$46,888  96 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  7. 


71 


Schedule  of  BUh — Concluded. 


9AKSB, 


Articles  or  Berrlce. 


▲moaot. 


fint  Light  Bfttt*7,  H.Y  Jf ., 

Tliird    "       "  ** 

£•  MdTiOL  •      '  • 
Jonot  &  Co*8  EspiMi, 
Doiio  &  Sobeits, 
E.  A.  G.  Soolstone,    • 

Flnt  Light  Batt'7,  H.y  Jf ., 

Second  ••       "-  " 

Afwnil  FUtyBolI, 
Ghariei  H.  Ifaoomber, 

K.  A.  Peiroef       •       .       • 

Charies  C.  Dimhar, 


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Benjamin  Noyes, 
William  F.  Dorfee,     . 

it  u 

Jamei  A.  Gonningham, 
8.  B.  Chambeilain, 


AmomU  bnmght  forwardj    , 
Uie  of  honea  in  transportationi 


u 

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M 

•u 


4|  cords  Manure, 

Transportation, 

Iron  Safe  and  diaigee.      .... 
Making  484  Saddle  Cloths,       .       .       .       . 

Firing  Salutes  at  Concord,  Chariestown, 
Lexington  and  Boston, 

Firing  Salutes  at  Boston,  Salem,  Dorches- 
ter and  Flvmontfa,  .-      . 
From  Dec..  1865,  to  Dec.  81, 1866,  inclusive,     . 
Sundry  bills  paid  as  per  Vouchers,  . 
(  Servioes  as  A.  Q.  M.  G.  and  Acting  Chief  { 

{     of  Ordnance, | 

Chief  Clerk  A.  Quaitermaster-Geneiml,    . 
Inspection  of  Armories,    .... 
Sundry  cash  payments  as  per  Vonchers,  . 
Seryices  as  Clerk  for  year  1866, 
Sundry  cash  payments  as  per  VouchenL  . 
Services  as  Supt.  of  improyements  at  ArMnal 
Sundiy  cash  piayments,     .... 
Assistant  Quartermaster-General,     . 
Superintendent  of  Arsenal, 

Total, 


$48,888  96 

880  00 
845  00 
840  00 
48  20 
185  75 
910  00 
840  76 

451  50 

.480  00 

6,808  48 
11  66 

791  66 

900  00 

57  67 

48  60 

1,700  00 

161  71 

50  00 

1  10 

84154 

500  00 

$58,646  59 


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PUBLIC  DOCUMENT No.  8. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF  THB 


Commissioner  of  ^abitigs  faults, 


INCLUDING    THB 


ABSTRACTS  OF  RETURNS 


FBOH   THE 


SAYINGS   INSTITUTIONS 


IN 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


18  6  6. 


BOSTON: 

WRIGHT   &   POTTER,    STATE  PRINTERS, 
No.   4  Spbino  Lanb. 

18  67. 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF  TBI 


COMMISSIONER  OF  SAYINGS  BANKS. 


To  Hon.  Oliyeb  Waeneb,  Secretary  of  the  Commonweallh. 

The  Commissioner  of  Savings  Banks,  appointed  by  authorit7 
of  the  Act  of  April  80, 1866,  in  compliance  with  its  proTis- 
ions,  has  the  honor  to  submit  the  following  as  his  First  Annual 
Beport. 

The  number  of  savings  banks  in  operation  in  this  Common- 
wealth at  the  date  of  this  Beport  is  one  hundred  and  three. 
Of  this  number,  fifty-one  have  been  examined  by  the  Commis- 
sioner since  the  duties  of  the  office  were  assumed,  July  1. 

Examinations  have  thus  far  been  confined  to  the  institutions 
named  in  the  following  list : — 


Savingi  LutitutioTU  Examined  in  1866. 


NAKB. 


Ablngton  Savings  Bank, 

Andover  Savines  Bank, 

Bristol  County  Savings  Bank, 

Cape  Cod  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

Cape  Ann  Savings.  Bank, 

Cambridgeport  Savings  Bank, 

Charlestown  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank 

Chelsea  Savings  Bank,  • 

Citizens'  Savings  Bank, 

Cohasset  Savings  Bank, 

Dan  vers  Saving  Bank, 

Dorchester  Savings  Bank,    .        . 

East  Cambridge  Five  Cents'  Savings  Bank, 


Abington,  . 
Andover,    • 
Taunton,    . 
Harwich,    • 
Gloucester, 
Cambridge, 
Charlestown, 
Chelsea, 
Fall  River, 
Cohasset,    . 
Danvers,    . 
Dorchester, 
Cambridge, 


Dat*  of 

ExaminatlOB. 

Aug. 

25. 

Dec. 

1. 

Aug. 

20. 

July 

27. 

Oct 

4. 

Nov. 

23. 

Sept. 

21. 

Sept. 

20. 

Aug. 

23. 

Aug. 

18. 

Dec. 

14. 

Aug. 

6. 

Sept. 

18. 

BANK  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


Savings  LatUvHonn  Examined — Continued. 


N  AM  E . 


and 


Barn- 


Essex  Savings  Bank|    . 
Fairhaven  Institution  for  Savings, 
Fall  River  Savings  Bank, 
Fall  River  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
Framingbam  Savings  Bank, . 
Haverhill  Savings  Bank, 
Hin^ham  Institution  for  Savings,  . 
Institution  for  Savings  in  Newbnryport 

its  Vicinity,       .... 
Institution  for  Savings  in  the  town  of 

stable, 

Lynn  Institution  for  Savings, 
Lvnn  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  • 
Maiden  Savings  Bank,  . 
Nantucket  Institution  for  Savings, 
New  Bedford  Institution  for  Savings, 
New  Bedford  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank 
Natick  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, . 
Newbui^port  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank 
North  Bridgewater  Savings  Bank, 
Provident    Institution    for    Savings   in    the 

Towns  of  Salisbury  and  Amesbury, 
Plymouth  Savings  Bank, 
Plymouth  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 
Quincy  Saving  Bank,  . 
Randolph  Savings  Bank, 
Rockport  Savings  Bank, 
Salem  Savinm  Bank,    . 
Salem  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  . 
Sandwich  Savings  Bank, 
Savings   Institution  in  the  Town  of 

bridge, 

Scituate  Savings  Bank, 

Seamen's  Savings  Bank, 

South  Scituate  Savings  Bank, 

Waitham  Savings  Bank, 

Wareham  Savings  Bank, 

Warren  Institution  for  Savings,    • 

Warren  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

Wellfleet  Savings  Bank, 

Weymouth   and    Braintree    Institution 

Savings,     .        .        .        •        . 
Woburn  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 


Cam- 


for 


PUUM. 


Date  of 
Ezamloatlon. 


Lawrence, . 
Fairhaven, . 
Fall  River, 
Fall  River, 
Framingbam, 
Haverhill,  . 
Hingham,  . 

Newburyport, 

Barnstable, 

Lynn, 

Lvnn, 

Maiden, 

Nantucket, 

New  Bedford, 

New  Bedford, 

Natick, 

Newbur3rport 

N.  Bridgewater, 

Salisbury,  . 
Plymouth,  . 
Plymouth,  • 
Quincy, 
Randolph,  . 
Rockport,  . 
Salem, 
Salem, 
Sandwich,  . 

Cambridge, 
Scituate,    • 
Provincetown, 
South  Scituate, 
Waitham,  . 
Wareham,  • 
Charlestown, 
South  Danvers, 
Wellfleet,  . 

Wevmouth, 
Woburn,    . 


Nov. 
Aug. 
Aug. 
Aug. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Aug. 


21. 
22. 
23. 
23. 

19. 

1. 

15. 


Oct  12. 

July  28. 

Nov.  19. 

Nov.  19. 

Nov.  26. 

July  80. 

Aug.  21. 

Aug.  22. 

Dec  19. 

Oct.  12. 

Aug.  1. 

Oct  11. 

Aug.  27. 

Aug.  27. 

Aug.  3. 

Aug.  2. 

Oct  6. 

Oct  6. 

Oct  6. 

July  30. 

Nov.  23. 

Aug.  14. 

July  25. 

Aug.  14. 

Dec.  8. 

July  31. 

Sept  19. 

Dec.  14. 

July  26. 

Aug.  13. 

Nov.  28. 


Tho  general  condition  of  the  above  named  institutions,  at 
the  time  of  examination,  will  appear  in  the  following  Abstracts : 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


ABIXGTON  SAVINGS  BANK— ABINOTON. 

[AngiHtas.] 

Jbmkivs  Laiib,  PruidmU.  Treaaurer,  J.  N.  Faebab. 


Deposits,    .        • 

Profits,       •        •        • 

Public  Funds,    . 

Bank  Stock,       . 

Loans  on  public  Funds, 
on  Bank  Stock, 
on  Real  Estate, 
on  Personal  Security, 
to  Counties,  Cities  and  Towns, 

Expense  account, 

Caah  on  hand,  • 


•227,847  43 
21,121  90 


1248,469  33 


•88,850  00 

27,300  00 

1,800  00 

1,040  00 

118,854  89 
8,686  43 
8,023  75 
1,958  11 
2,456  65 


•248,469  83 


Number  of  Depoators,    .        .              ........  1,301 

Rate  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year, 5  per  cent 

AmouDt  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year,    .....  910,086  73 

Average  annual  rate  of  dividends, .  6^  per  cent 

Last  dividend  of  reserved  profits,  in  July,  1863, $4,410  70 

Extra  dividends  are  made  once  in Five  years. 

Largest  amount  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank,        •  97,100  00 

Avenge  annual  expenses, filH)  00 


ANDOVEB  SAYINGS  BANK— ANDOVES. 

[Deoambtr  1.] 
Natrajixbl  Swirr,  PrttidenL  ,    TVeosttrer,  Johh  Fuirr. 


Deposits,    • 

Profits, 

Public  Fands,    . 

Bank  Stock, 

Loans  on  Public  Funds, 
on  Real  Estate, 
on  Personal  Secnrity, 
to  Counties,  Cities  and  Towns, 
to  Banks,  on  interest. 

Cash  on  hand,  • 


•405,097  22 
14,784  34 


9419,881  56 


1194,500  00 

.70,500  00 

500  00 

106,883  40 

13,400  00 

29,000  00 

2,529  90 

2,568  26 


1419,881  56 


Namber  of  Depositors, 

Bate  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year, . 
Amoant  of  ordinaiy  dividends  for  the  last  year,    . 
Average  annual  rate  of  dividends  for  last  five  years,     . 
Last  dividend  of  reserved  profits,  in  December,  1865,    . 

Extra  dividends  ara  made  onoe  in 

Largest  amoant  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank, 
Average  annoal  expenses, 


1,647 
4  per  cent. 

$13,699  80 
8  per  cent. 

$64,803  79 
Five  years. 
$16,000  00 
900  00 


6 


BANK  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


BRISTOL  COUNTY  SAVINGS  BANK-TAUNTON. 

[Angiifll).] 
JosBPH  WiLBOR,  Prendeni.  Treamrtr^  Gsorob  B.  Atwood. 


Deposits, 

Profits, 

Suspense  Account,    .... 

Public  Funds, 

Bank  Stock, 

Real  Estate, 

Loans  on  Public  Funds,    . 
on  Real  Estate, 
on  Personal  Security, 
to  Counties,  Cities  and  Towns, 

Expense  Account,     .... 

Cash  on  hand, 


•893,843  96 

21,841  81 

4,955  85 


9920,641  62 


•314,573  47 

45,114  00 

11,123  85 

2,200  00 

845,399  77 

141,073  46 

45,000  00 

1,158  50 

14,998  57 


•920,641  62 


Number  of.  Depositors, 4,405 

Rate  of  ordiDtry  dividends  for  the  Itstyetr, 6  per  cent. 

Amount  of  ordintry  dividends  for  the  last  year, $44,71181 

Average  annual  rate  of  dividends, 6pereeaL 

Dividends  of  all  profits  made, Annually. 

Laij^t  amount  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank,  ....  $14,477  00 

Average  annual  expenses, 4,400  00 


CAPE  COD  FIVE  CENTS  SAVINGS  BANK— HARWICH. 

[July  87.] 
Nathaniel  Show,  PrmdenL  Trtatwrer^  Obkd  Bbooks. 


Deposits, 

Profits, 

Public  Funds, 

Bank  Stock, 

Loans  on  Real  Estate, 

on  Personal  Security,     . 

to  Counties,  Cities  and  Towns, 

Dividend  paid, 

Cash  on  hand, 


$160,249  63 
4,485  56 


•164,732  09 


$42,200  OO 
15,655  75 
36,558  15 
46,307  88 
20,800  00 
651  18 
2,759  63 


9164,732  09 


Number  of  Depositon, 

Rate  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year,    . 
Amount  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year, 
Average  annual  rate  of  dividends  for  the  last  five  years, 
Last  dividend  of  reserved  profits,  in  1861, 

Extra  dividends  are  made  once  in 

Largest  amount  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank,  . 
Average  annual  expenses, 


1,818 
7  per  cent 

$7,890  38 
6  per  cent. 

$70109 
Five  years. 
$18,800  00 
600  00 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


CAPE  ANN  SAVINGS  BANK— GLOUCESTER. 
[D*M(Mr4.] 


U,Wi,Prt«demt. 

Titatortr, 

AlTBMD  FuMO: 

•882,078  13 

uniM 

«1SO,000  C 

ock 

83,745  ( 

n  Real  Eitale,       .         .         .         . 

48,690  C 

Feraonal  Secarity,      . 

700  e 

Counties,  Citiei  and  TowDt, 

69,500  e 

huid, 

7,808  1 

|3Sg,»03  79 

1339,003  7 

it  Depoaiton, 

■dJDsiy  divideTids  Cor  tbe  last  year,   ■ 
f  ordlnirr  dEvidead*  for  the  lut  year, 

iDDoal  rate  or  dWid«nd> 

lend  of  reserved  proflta,  in  April,  ISM,    . 

idendl  an  made  oaee  In   . 

moont  idveited  in  Ui«  atock  ef  any  one  ba 


1,BT0 

S13,STS  : 

7|  per  ceal. 

S18,aS2  < 

<io,aes  1 

1,250  1 


CAMBRroGEPOKT  SAVINGS  BANK-CAMBRIDGE. 

[Nonmbar  2S,] 
r  Tn-TOB,  Prtiident.  Trcatarer,  LuClOi  R.  PAGi 


•205,215  05 

2S,647  65 

•95,408^ 

a  Bank  StMk,      .... 

800  0 

1  Real  Eatate,      .... 

85,100  C 

Counties,  Cities  and  Towns, 

12,192  C 

Banks,  on  interest. 

15.000  0 

AccouDt,  fron  October,  1863,    . 

8,309  i 

band . 

457  e 

•233,862  70 

•238,8«2  7 

if  Depoaiton, 

rdinaTy  diridenda  Ibr  Ihe  laalyear,  . 

f  ordinary  dividoDda  fbr  the  last  year, 
uiBDil  rate  of  divideoda  for  last  live  yeaia, 
lend  of  reaerved  profits,  in  October,  1863, . 

idenda  ara  made  once  in 

mount  Inveated  in  the  atock  of  an;  one  bank, . 


•13,646  ; 

Five  yea™. 

»,000l 


8 


BANK  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


CHARLESTOWN  FIVE  CENTS  SAVINGS  BANK— CHABLESTOWN. 

[September  21.] 
Phineab  J.  Stosb,  PruidenL  Truxmrer^  Amos  Stosk. 


Deposits,  . 

Profits,     . 

Public  Funds,  . 

Bank  Stock,     . 

Loans  on  Public  Funds, 
on  Real  Estate, 
on  Personal  Security, 

Cash  on  hand,  • 


9467,290  70 
14,744  36 


9482,035  15 


9152,550  00 

83,757  50 

3,000  00 

189,457  63 

29,200  00 

24,070  02 


9482,035  15 


Number  of  Depositors, 8,097 

Rate  of  ordinary  dividends  (br  the  last  year, 5  per  cent. 

Amount  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year, $17,77X>  88 

Average  annual  rate  of  dividends, 8  per  cent. 

Last  dividend  of  reserved  profits,  in  April,  1865, $18,157  68 

Extra  dividends  are  made  once  in •       .  Three  years. 

Largest  amount  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank,  «...  $10,820  00 

Average  annual  expenses, 500  00 


CHELSEA  SAVINGS  BANK— CHELSEA. 

[September  90.] 
Jonv  H.  Osgood,  PrtaidmL,  Trtamrtr^  Saxuici« 


Deposits, 

Profits, 

Public  Funds, 

Bank  Stock, 

Loans  on  Real  Estate, 

on  Personal  Security,    . 

to  Counties,  Cities  and  Towns, 
Cash  on  hand, 


9226,181  00 
9,814  88 


9235,995  88 


943,400  00 

26,504  60 

101,435  00 

1,000  00 

54,300  00 

9,356  28 


9235,995  88 


Number  of  Depositors, 

Bate  of  ordinaiy  dividends  for  the  past  year,  . 
Amount  of  ordinaiy  dividends  for  the  last  year,     . 
Average  annual  rate  of  dividends,          .       . 
Last  dividend  of  reserved  profits,  in  August,  1861, 
Extra  dividends  are  made  once  in   . 
Largest  amount  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank, 
Average  annual  expenses, 


2,078 
5  per  cent. 

90,016  8S 
7  per  cent 

96,466  28 
Five  yean. 
96,000  00 
800  00 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


CITIZENS'  SAVIKOS  BANE— FALL  RITBB. 


Bou,  Prwdnil. 

Treatartr,  EdwaKd  E.  Hitbawit. 

Bd5,   !          '.          '.          '.          '.          '. 

k, 

RulErtate,      .        .        .        . 
Penonal  Security,     . 
:k>aDUe^  Cities  and  Towim, 

Account, 

««>. 

1827,017  48 
17,450  54 

•246,050  00 
265,5*1  60 
69,52*  00 
218,790  00 
48,443  75 
271  49 
816  28 

9844,488  02 

9844,468  02 

1,6TS 

inuy  diiidaDdi  Ibr  the  tut  yur,  •               •       .       .       .  Ti  pn  cant. 

[inliiuiry  dividcudi  for  thclut  ^mt (eS,a«0  10 

Dual  nt«  of  diTldcoda  for  the  Uat  flv«  jua,        .  .  S  l-C  per  cent. 

'  all  preBU  Dud*, AiiDualljr. 

Nmt  iDTutea  In  the  atock  otinjeaa  baak,  ....  M0,000  00 

naal  expuuo, 8,300  00 


COBASBET  SAVINGS  BANC-COaUSET. 
.  Tama,  Pmidtnt.  lVaimrer,Lt,yi  S.  Batu. 


•162,250  03 
8,249  68 

•72,000  00 
31,700  OO 
86,100  00 
20,000  00 
1,704  61 

f' :    :    :    :    :    : 

Beal  Estate, 
^uiitiei,  Citte 

<a  and  Towd», 

•160,504  61 

•160,604  61 

Depoalton, ATI 

iiuiy  dlTidendi  At  the  lut  year, 5  per  ccDt 

DTdiDur  divideadi  bi  the  lait  year, ST,sai)  9 

nul  TSta  of  dividendi,  S  per  cenL 

ad  of  raMrred  proBtk,  Id  Janany,  1963,       ....  tl,tiS)  6 


ount  laveited  In  the  stock  of  aoj  one  bank,  • 


Fire 


10 


BANK  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT. 


[Jan. 


DANVERS  SAVINGS  BANK— DANVEES. 

[Dteembar  14.] 

RurvB  PuTNAX,  Pruideni.  TVeofwrer,  William  L.  WBarrox. 


Deposits,  •     -    . 

Profits,     .... 

Public  Funds,  . 

Bank  Stock,     . 

Loans  on  Bank  Stock, 
on  Real  Estate, 
on  Personal  Security, 

Cash  on  hand,  . 


•368,416  22 
5,903  82 


9374,320  04 


9210,200  00 

72,500  00 

2,385  00 

72,636  22 

10,978  88 

5,619  93 


9374,320  04 


Number  of  Depositors, 1,801 

Rate  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year, 5}  per  cent 

Amount  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  3*ear, SI 8,198  53 

Average  annual  rate  of  dividends  for  last  five  years,  .       .6  6-10  per  ct. 

Last  dividend  of  reserved  profits,  in  October,  1865,         ....  916,634  68 

Extra  dividends  are  made  once  in •       .  Five  years. 

Largest  amount  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank, ....  $18,000  00 

Average  annual  expenses, 800  00 


DORCHESTER  SAVINGS  BANK— DORCHESTER. 

[Hugutt  6.] 
Dakibl  Dbmrt,  Pre$ideni,  Treasurer ,  Edward  Pierck. 


Deposits, 

Profits,     .        .        .        .       '. 

Interest, 

Public  Funds, 

Bank  Stock, 

Loans  on  Real  Estate, 

on  Personal  Security,     . 

to  Counties,  Cities  and  Towns, 
Cash  on  hand, 


9168,852  53 

8,647  24 

186  50 


9177,686  27 


964,736  00 
26,400  00 
52,800  00 
13,900  00 
12,000  00 
7,850  27 


9177,686  27 


Number  of  Depositors, 898 

Rate  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year, 5  per  cent. 

Amount  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year, $7,676  86 

Average  annual  rate  of  dividends, 5}  per  cent. 

Last  dividend  of  reserved  profits,  in  May,  1863, $3,356  19 

Extra  dividends  are  made  once  in Five  years. 

Largest  amount  invested  in  the  stock  of  any  one  bank, ....  $4,000  00 

Average  annual  expenses, 700  00 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8.  11 

CAHBfilDGE  FIVE  CENTS  SATINGS  BANK— CAMBRIDGE. 

TVeoMirer,  JOHX  Sat  AGS,  Jr. 


d^:    :    :    :    :    : 

talErtate,      .        .        .        • 
ad,  .'.'.'.'.        '. 

1237,662  91 
12,S73  OS 

903,030  60 
83,018  « 

114,125  00 
1,858  00 
7,725  07 

9250,656  Bi 

9250,656  84 

Xpoaiton, 

ifiOO 

diuiy  divJdeDda  (bi  the  Urt  tcit, 

te.TBT  4T 
.     9i  per  cent. 

at  iavMai  in  tha  iloek  of  Kij  ona  I 

«nk, .       .       . 

.  Tbree.veira. 

«,810  00 

ESSEX  SAVINGS  BANK— LAWRENCE. 


C*aor,  PruUtM. 

Trtiwirtr,  lixta  H.  Eatok. 



9606,808  03 

81,988  61 

4,882  16 

&», 

9305,500  00 
150,850  00 

64iOO0O 

ink  Stock 

676  00 

60,200  00 

erwthal  Security,     .        .      -. 

81,250  00 

umiM,  Citict  and  Towns, 

65,000  00 

conat, 

106  66 

8,047  18 

9783,678  82 

9783,Q7S  82 

^ncEtan, 8,560 

■77  diridendi  lor  On  Ia*t  ynr, 4  par  cent. 

diiiuy  diTidends  for  the  lut  ^etr 9S1,83I  <S 

lal  nU  of  dividends  (br  lut  Are  yean 64-BpeTcant 

of  reserved  proBta,  in  Octobar,  1883,        ....  SSa.TBB  M 

ids  are  nude  onca  in Fire  years. 

at  iDToted  in  Ihs  stock  of  u>r  one  buik, ....  %VtfiOli  00 

lal  azpeasn, l,4tS  00 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8.  13 

FSAHINGHAJI  8AT1HGS  BANK— FRAMINGHAM. 
|D«nb)r  U.] 

Treaturtr,  C.  S.  Adah*. 


Mnal  Secnritjr, 

ntiet,  Ciliei  and  Towns, 


t369,126  99 


•100,000  00 
94,300  00 

1,000  00 

27,860  00 

400  00 

95,449  00 

4,489  20 
16,5S5  00 

1,180  95 
27,437  78 


9369,126  99 


Niton, 1,0M 

'  dividendt  Ibr  Ihi  lut  y«>r, 5  per  cent. 

UTT  dividendi  for  tbe  tMt  jttr tlT.OBS  SS 

rate  of  diTidcndifbrlul  flvc  yctn,      .,     •                •  71-10  per  ct. 

r  rewrrad  pcoUt*,  is  U*7,  ISM, S19,S1S  S3 

■rs  m*dg  oncv  In live  y«i«, 

InveMedintheilockofiayoaebiak,  .               .'     .  Slfl,M)0  00 

ezpanan, 1,000  00 


HATEEtHILL  SATIKGS  BAMK-HAVERHILL. 

[IMOFIDt«  1.) 

OR,  PraidmU  Trtantrtr,  A.  B.  Jaqdks. 


»1,088,612  47 

44,111  74 

«S30,600  00 
269,600  00 

ic  Fundi,   .... 

3,000  00 

L  Stock,      .        .        .        . 

7,650  00 

EcUte,      .... 

482,250  00 

on»l  Seconty,     . 

4,000  00 

ties.  Cities  uiJ  Towaa, 

ont. 

8,094  81 

11,182,624  21 

91,182,021  21 

idloci, 4,8T> 

'  dlTideudi  fbr  tha  lut  7Mr, 5  per  cent. 

lary  dividendi  for  the  lut  je«r e48,GTT  30 

imte  of  dividendi  fbr  lut  Sve  fnim,                                 .  fl|  per  MDt. 

reaerred  praflta,  in  October,  1Bft4,         ....  »0,04S  16 

■ra  made  eoce  In Five  7e«n. 

invnted  in  the  alack  <rf  uty  ana  bank $14,700  00 

(ipanaea,               9,000  00 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


t   FOB   SAVINGS   Df   TRE  TOWH  OF  BAENSTADLE-BARK- 

STABLE. 

IJBlj.  SB.] 
\xi,  Fratdtni.  Trtaarer,  Johh  Udsrob, 


v'  No.66, 

• 

il  Ertate, 
aonal  Secari 
nties,  Cities 

.■Ld, 

Wd 

>< 

»676,800  58 
7.8ie  21 
23,121  07 

9175,600  00 
164,706  &e 
4,500  00 
255,421  00 
81,546  88 
82,300  0( 
8,268  4S 

»707,287  86 

♦707,287  8fl 

r  divideadi  fbr  the  laat  year,  ■ 
a»ij  dlvideiidi  for  Ibe  Uat  tut, 

profit!  made 

:  invetted  id  the  itock  of  any  Doe  I 


3,5M 
T  per  cent. 
146,669  et 


LTHN  INSTITDTIOS  FOE  SAVINGS— LTNN. 


rDBRBOX,  Praidemt, 


9460,176  61 

25,460  91 

»107,000  0( 
46,500  W 

lie  Fund*,   .... 

4,100  0( 

k  Stock,      .        .        .        . 

6,860  0( 

160,M1  0( 

MDsl  Security,     . 

nties,  Citiei  and  Towns, 

131,200  0( 

u,  on  intereit,      . 

10,800  W 

OUDt, 



1,057  6S 
1,888  9E 

*476,637  65 

9475,687  5{ 

irthtlut  ^ear, I  percent. 


117  dindandi  for  the  liat  year, 
1  rate  of  diiidendi  for  lut  Ave  yean, 
>r  reurved  proSti,  ia  October,  1864, 
t  are  made  ODca  in   . 
t  inveetad  in  the  ttoek  of  my  odc  bank, 


S11,S3T  TI 
Fire  yean. 
110,000  01 
1,390  0( 


BANE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT. 


LTNN  FIVE  CENTS  SAVINGS  BANK— LTNN. 

[HoTralwU.] 
).  ITkwhali.,  FrtridtnL 


>fiU, 

bliu  Funds, 

nk  Stock, 

ini  on  Bink  Stock, 

on  He>l  Ettato, 

on  Penaual  SecDrity, 

to  Conntiei,  CitiM  »nd  Towns, 

to  Banks,  on  interest,     . 
pcDse  Account,    .... 
ih  OD  hand, 


mbtr  of  Depotilon, 

•  of  ordinuj  diridendi  fyr  ths  UK  7<*r,  ■ 
ooDl  of  ordinuy  dWidends  fbt  the  lut  year, 
fnge  anniut  rata  at  dlvideadi  Tor  lut  Stb  yttn, 
t  divid>Dd  ot  merv«d  profits,  in  JaanuT',  1S6S, 
Idtndi  of  all  pfDfiti  ara  ooir  Disde     .       .       .       , 
gut  unouDt  [nreated  In  tha  stock  of  uy  ona  bank,  . 
ingt  aDnosl  expanse* 


UALDEN  SAVINGS  BANK-lf  ALDEN. 
[Nonmba  38.] 
KBT  Babrbtt,  PraUtM.  Tnatv'f,  Chakl 


blic  Funds, 

Dk  Stock 

ins  on  Real  Estate, 

to  CoantJM,  Cities  and  Towns, 

Sense  Account,    .... 
. on  hand,  


B  of  ordinsTT  dlridandi  for  the  last  yaar,  . 
OQDt  of  onHnaiy  dividandi  fbr  (faa  lut  year, 
inga  annual  rata  of  dlTideoda  for  last  flva  yean, 
I  dividand  of  nsarved  piofita,  la  Jnna,  1885, 
la  dividends  *ra  mada  one*  in   . 
gast  imonnt  iiiTtetad  la  the  stoek  of  any  one  bii 
Taga  anaoal  axpeatei, 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8.  IT 

NTCCKET  raSTTTUTION  FOR  SAVIHaS— NAHTDC^BT. 

[JbIt  80.] 
B,  PraiitML  Trtamrtr,  Uatthkit  Bakhbt. 


•315,559  27 

d^.    . 

•43,550  00 

104,066  00 

3,000  00 

ubiic  Funds, 

6,780  00 

800  00 

«b1  Estate, 

130,508  20 

ergoDsl  Securit}-, 

21,871  00 

inks,  on  interest, 

1,512  44 

iCODDt,      . 

ad,  .        .        . 

6,834  00 

9322,710  09 

•322,710  09 

«positon, 1,317 

*ry  diridcnds  fbt  Iha  lut  j-ear, St  psr  cent. 

rdiiuuj  dividoidi  Ibr  tha  lut  jm, f20,lSl  S4 

ul  nte  of  diridends  for  Uat  Ihres  j«*n,    ....  S  par  cent. 

ill  piDflU  Dude, AnnDally. 

int  inTeKcd  in  tba  itock  of  uj  one  bulk, ....  fIT,8D0  00 

lat  azpeDiaa, l,lSfi  00 


BEDFORD  INSTITUTION  FOR  SATINOS— NEW  BEDFORD. 
EDILL,  /VeMAm.  IVca»«r*r,  Wnxuv  C.  Coftif. 


«3,6214»8  88 

-*M, 

ii, 

•1,805,641  25 

981,350  00 

6,035  25 

nds, 

9,300  00 

ubIic  f  tllldB,    .... 

17,720  00 

ink  Stock,      .... 

5,800  00 

reonal  Security,     . 

600,215  76 

unties.  Cities  and  Totdb, 

139,969  60 

aks,  on  interest,      . 

ulro&d  Stock, 

12,750  00 

■COQDt, 

954  22 

d, 

52,639  45 

•3,697,334  89 

•3,697,334  80 

tpodlon ,       .       . 

tij  dividendi  Ibr  tha  lut  ^Bir,  . 
liauT'  diTMand*  for  tfaa  Ust  701*1 
i4l  rata  of  dividendi  fbr  lut  five  yean, 
,  of  reaarred  proBti,  in  Apiil,  ISW,    . 
nt.inToated  in  the  ilock  of  anj  ona  bank,  ■ 
lalaxpenees, 


11,DS1 
Tpetcent. 
•299,1TS  «a 
S)  per  caat. 
•a3,Tao  99 

100,000  00 
6,000  00 


BANK  COMMISSIONEB'S  EEPORT. 


:W  3EDF0BD  FIVB  CEHTS  SAVmca  BANK-MEW  B 

[Agfiataa.] 
Howi.un>,  Jr.,  PraidiiL 


a  Public  Fimds,  . 

1  BMik  Stock,      . 

1  Real  Eitate,      . 

a  Penonal  Security,    . 

I  Counties,  Cittet  uid  Towns, 

1  EUilnud  Stock, . 

I  AccooDt,    .... 


91,041,986  09 
39,960  02 
80,838  70 


if  Dipoiiton 

rdlnary  dlvldenib  for  tli«  lut  Jt*l,  ■ 
i  ordlDUT  dividcndi  for  tbe  Uit  year,     . 
iliDU«l  rata  of  dividsDilB  for  five  jean  lut, 
of  all  profit!  mide,  ..... 
inouiil  invMlcd  in  Ihe  ilock  irf'  anj  on*  buk, 
luDiul  cipenui,       ..... 


NATICK  riYE  CEirra  SAVINGS  BANK— HAHCK 
(DHOiba  IS,] 
IBAU,  PrtMrni.  Trtatmtr,  Nati 


t  Account,   . 
'UO.U,  .         . 


942,928  18 

8,042  40 

60  04 


I  Penonal  Security, 
Cot(Dtie%  Cities  and  Towns, 
Acconot,    .... 


t  Dapotiton,     ..... 
rdinaiy  dividtndi  An  tha  last  Tear,  • 
t  ordioaiy  dmduidi  for  the  lait  Tear, 
mnual  nl«  of  dividanda,  . 
innoal  expenM*,       .... 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


lOBTFOKT  FITE  CENTS  SATINQS  BANE— NEWBDRTFORT 

[Ovtobnll.] 
D,  PrtMtmL  Trtaturtr,  J.  A.  Hat 


•267,212  87 

t. 

fioejsi 

64,11 

57,ff 

enonal  Secnritr,     . 

8,61 

onnties,  Cities  uid  Towiu, 

21,* 

mkt,  on  iDterest,     . 

12,2! 

>nds, 

4.71 

Mount, 

nd 

B 

t2n,61ft  06 

•277,6 

luy  dindendi  Ibt  tlie  lut  ;eir,  .... 
nliiuiy  djridandj  fiir  tha  lut  feu, 

■1!  proSU  mada, Annnk 

int  iuvMted  in  the  Mock  of  hij  on*  bMk W, 

ul  (zpenaea, 1,1 


BRIDGEWATER  SAVINGS  BANC-NORTH  BRIDG£WATE1 


9143,389  91 

134  94 

i 

948,4' 
34,2; 

34,3 

eiMnal  SeCDritr,     . 

13,8. 

>untiea,CltieaaiidToira3,        . 

8,2; 

Mount 

4; 

.0, 

e,l; 

9143,474  85 

9143,4 

>epotilon, '. 

mrj  dlvidendi  for  the  lut  jear, S  per  a 

rdioaiy  dividenda  Ibr  Ihe  lut  fear, 36,< 

til  praSta  mad*, Annual 

mt  invHted  in  tha  atock  of  anf  one  bank SB,' 

ml  expanMt, 


BANK  COMHISSIONEE'S  EEPORT. 


.  BiHHiT,  PritUaiL 

rr«i«rer, 

leti  EiUtte,      .... 
Peraonal  Security,    . 
kiniitie*,  Ciltea  and  Towiu, 
lankg,  oo  mterett,      . 

Lccount, 

ind 

1582,487  H 
8,210  16 
18,173  84 

i 

1554,871  6S 

i 

"ttfciiton, 

1IT7  dlTidendi  for  the  lut  year,  . 
rdiuaij  dividend!  for  the  lutjear, 
uat  rate  of  diiidenda  for  the  luE  thrtta  feui, 
d  of  reaerred  piofiti,  in  October,  1865, 

nda  are  made  once  in 

not  ioreitad  in  tbe  itock  of  anj  om  banli, . 
aal  expeoaea, 


RnsatLL,  PririJtiU. 

TVeowrcr,  Au,» 

Lccoant, 
da,. 

'ublic  Fun 
luikStoc 
iMlEctaU 
erwnsl  8< 
UilroadS 
innljet,  C 
tnka,  on  i 
BCOunt, 
nd,  . 

d>, 

1 

Bcnri 
tock, 
tiei 

Dt«re< 

y.     - 
od  TowD 
t.     ■ 

11,087,384  16 

66,972  1« 

855  41 

t 

fl,154;211  73 

11 

■epoaitan, 

ATf  divideadi  fbr  Iha  laat  ;ear H 

rdinary  dividend*  ftr  the  laat  year, 

sal  r>te  of  dlvidenda 6 

I  of  naarved  proflta  for  two  and  a  half  yean,  in  July,  18Sd, 
mt  iDveated  in  the  atock  of  any  one  Itank,  .... 

Ml 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 

LTMODTH  FIVE  CENTS  8ATING8  BANK— PLTMOnTH. 

(Aagnit  3T.] 
Iauj,  PraidtHt.  IVwHrcr,  Dunn.  J.  Bobi 


d«, '.     '.    " 

ublicFandi,   '. 
ank  Stock,       . 
eal  Estate,      . 
eraooal  Security, 
Uilrosd  Stock, 

ad,"    '    .■        .' 

997,622  72 


«eO,07E 
12,8(K 
1,79C 


«07,62£ 


>ep(»itore 9S 

«i7  diTJdeads  for  the  lut  jear, G}  par  ceni 

rdinuj  dividends  for  the  lut  je4r t4,39 

dbI  rata  of  divideiidi  for  last  ten  7eaTa,       ....  GparcsDl 

lofreierTMlproatBfbTleilreara,  in  Jair,  ISee,                .  99,84 

int  inTsated  In  tha  ilock  of  tny  one  bank, ....  9,00 


QOINCT  SAVINGS  BANK-QUINCT. 
[Anfut  M 


nxn,  Prttidail. 

Trtaiurtr,  Johm  C.  Eibd 

» 

9355,622  64 
6,561  40 

^ 

i, 

9168,00( 
51,734 

ank  Slock.      .        .        .        . 

95( 

eal  Estate 

123,72( 

arwsnal  Seenrity,     . 

6,60( 

oantiea,  Citiw  ud  Towns, 

4,00( 

9362,207  04 

9362,20] 

larr  dlTideads  (br  the  last  rear,  . 
rdiaarf  dividends  fiir  the  last  jear,     . 

nat  rate  of  (Urldends, 

d  ot  merred  proflta,  in  April,  18BS,     . 

nd>  ue  made  onea  in 

nat  invested  in  the  slack  of  anj  one  bank, . 
ual  expenses, 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


SU£U  BATISOS  BANK— SALE3(. 


lYeatartr,  Chablib  E.  Stho* 


blicFuDdi,    '.'.'.'. 
mk  Stock,       .         .         .         . 
!al  Estate,      .        .        .        . 
rsooal  Secnrity,      . 
untiei,  Citiei  aod  Towns, 
nk»,  on  iotercK,      . 
lilrosd  Stock, 
d, 

92,541,014  19 
242,996  00 

91,269,889 
270,817 
7,000 
17,500 
307,603 
78,660 
743,200 
63,269 
24,125 
2,466 

92,784,012  41 

92,784,012 

rpoaitore ll^tO 

i7dividflDdi  for  theUitfMr, Sperccot 

\iBMTj  dividends  for  tli«  lut  ywr, tllS,940 

tl  nte  of  dividends  for  Ave  jura  put,     ....  S)  per  cent- 

of  rewTTMl  proflti,  in  1868 S131,S01 

li  *rg  made  once  in Five  y em. 

itinmlcdintboitock  of  aaronebaDk,  ....  $80,000 

li  eipeiua, B.OOO 


SALEU  FIVE  CENTS  SAVINGS  BANC— SALEH. 
[OotoUrfl.] 

Tmuurer,  J.  Vimqbkt  Bboi 


blii:  Funds, 
nk  Stock, 
al  Estate, 
raonsi  Securi 
□ties,  Cities 
i,  .         . 

Sdl 

owns 

9418,122  11 
13,498  32 

9240,412 
88,149 
1,600 

4,000  1 
84,292  : 
18,225  . 
41.175  1 

7,881  ; 

9431,615  43 

9131,615  ■ 

pilars, 

y  dividends  for  the  lut  yeir,   . 
inuy  dividenda  (or  the  lut  year, 
J  rata  of  dividends, 
al  reeerred  proflti,  tn  July,  1S8S, 


invested  in  UM  il«ck  of  tnj  one  bank, . 


3,000 

S  per  cent. 

»31,D81 

6  per  cent. 

•10,890 

Kreyeai*. 


BANK  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT. 

SAITDWICH  S&VINOS  BANE-SAKDWICH. 

(JqIj  so.] 

M  E.  BoTDBK,  Pntident.  Trtaturer,  Crablbb 


ipowU,   .... 
ofits,      .... 
blic  Faoda,  . 
am  on  Real  Estate, 

aa  Fenonal  Secnritj, 


mb«r  of  Deponton, 

te  orordiDu?  dlridendi  for  tha  lut  lix  iDonth), 
mimnced  burlntM  Jtnnvji  IBAe, 


lAVINGS  rNSTlTDTION  IN  THE  TOWX  OF  CAMBRIDGE-CAMBl 


blic  Fnnda,  . 

nk  Stock,     . 

lana  oo  Buk  Stock, 
on  Real  Eitate, 
on  Fenonal  Security, 

ah  on  band,  . 


imber  of  Dcpositon, 

te  of  ordiauy  diTldanda  toi  th«  tut  yur,    . 
loont  ar  ordlairy  dividends  for  the  Uat  yeir, 
srage  uianal  nle  of  diTidsiids  fbc  U*t  fira  yaan, 
It  dividend  of  reaervad  proBti,  in  Jtaanj,  1S6&, 
tr*  dividendi  ara  made  ance  in    .        ... 
rgeal  amoant  inveatsd  in  the  it«ck  of  107  one  bank, 
enge  annual  expeoHi 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


SCITUATE  SAVINGS  BANE-aCITUATE. 

[ABgBJt  11.] 


Treatmtr,  C-  W.  Pbodtt. 




alEitate,        .        .        .        . 

raonsl  Security, 

intiea,  Cities  and  Xowdb, 

ount, 

d 

»54,2I6  86 
6,103  68 

W,eoO  00 

12,800  00 

90,400  00 

700  00 

8,870  26 

664  87 

285  41 

960,320  01 

«60,S20  04 

Tj  diTidends  for  the  lul  jw, . 
inaiy  dividends  fbr  ttaa  list  ;eaT, 
a!  reuiT«d  prodta,  id  March,  186T, 
it  inveated  ia  tlie  Block  of  v>j  one 


319 

•S,690  U 

9B4  ee 

6,000  M 
Nominal. 


SEAHENS  SAYINGS  BANE— FROVINGETOWN. 
uiKB,  PraidtnL 


TVtatmtr;  Eros  Kickebbon. 


9316,458  17 

474  18 

COUQt, 

5,372  66 

». 

9111,533  OO 

80,388  OS 

>al  Estate,        .        .        .        . 

64,806  OO 

noDal  Security, 

76,871  8fl 

nnties,  Cities  and  Towns, 

81,188  4C 

Bank, 

4,500  oi; 

c't,  incladiug  Profit  and  Loss, . 

1,195  6C 

2,8H  1] 

9322,805  02 

9322,305  K 

11  profits  made, 

it  inrntcd  in  tb«  stock  of  any  ob«  bank, 
al  eipenaea, 


.  January,  136B. 
Annaally. 
»S,000  0( 
i,ieo  DC 


BANK  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT. 

WARREN  FIVE  CENTS  SAYINGS  BANE— SOUTH  DANTEKI 
I  OtBOBiri,  Prt^iM.  TrtanrtT,  Fbahci 


^ 

9248^82  98 

11,411  57 

Fund*, 

K 

}tock 

on  Beal  Eitale,      .... 

& 

[HI  Personal  Secnrity,    . 

to  Conntit's,  Cities  anJ  Towds,      . 

4 

Bhand, 

1 

•259,644  65 

f25' 

of  Dcpoaiton, 

ordinkrj  dlvidaadt  forth*  luCjear, S  pS 

or  ordiDarydividendi  fbr  the  UitTeir, % 

I  ■nnul  nte  o(  dirideDdt,  for  lut  Atc  ytta,     .  .     S}  pe 

'idend  of  rcKired  proBta,  in  Nor.  1861, 

ividesda  are  m*de  anca  in Five 

amoDDt  InvHted  Id  the  itock  of  iDj  ODi  bank I 

1  umnd  eipeniea, 


WELLFLEET  SAVINGS  BANK— WELLFLEET. 

[JHIJ  •».] 

D  R.  FREEMAtf,  Frttident.  TVeoiwrr,  Smxov 


«0e,261  13 

8,S99  52 

Funds, 

Stock, 

12 

on  Penon&l  Sec 
to  Counlieg,  Cid 
n  hand, . 

rity,    .        .        . 
■  and  TownB, 

r4,850  86 

r 

'  of  Depoiilora, 

ordinal?  dividend!  for  ths  iMt  jear, 0  pe 

;  of  ordinarr  divideada  for  the  lut  faar, 

d  of  all  prodti  made Ani 

amount  Inruted  in  the  stock  of  tnj  ddb  bank,  .... 
I  aaaual  cipenaea, 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8.  ! 

I  AND  BEAINTREE  INSTITnTION  FOR  SAVINGS— WETMODT 

[iDgnrt  U.] 
UTS,  PrendatL  Treatunr,  A.  L.  Whii 


'  »335,on  04 
12,191  62 

9110,460 
62,000 
158,6i7 
14,000 
5,000 
12,195 

nontJSec 
antiea,  Citi 
d,.        . 

rity,     .        .        . 
s  Md-Towng, 

$347,282  56 

»347,2e2 

ipoaiton, I,MS 

17  diTidendi  for  tha  lut  7ur, E  per  cent. 

[inaiy  diridenda  for  ths  lait  year, fl5,S19 

■1  ntB  of  divideadi, S  p«I  cenL 

at  naerred  proats,  in  Jutturjr ,  1801,       ....  SB,SIB 

Ig  are  mads  Once  in Fire  yein. 

■        .  930,[»0 


VOBUaN  FIVE  CENTS  SAVINGS  BANK— WOBUEN. 

[Nonmba  18.] 
iPion,  PraidaU.  Treiuurtr,  Jambb  N.  Dff 


a. 

nk'stock,      '.'.'.'. 
reonal  Security,     .        , 

"iSS 

*31,6fM)  i 

11,301  1 

000  1 

17,800  1 

3,000  ( 

93  I 

884,888  32 

«S4,398  1 

poaitora, 1,1S7 

ijdiTideBdstbrthslut  year, SperccDt. 

Uui7  diTidcndi  for  the  lut  year, tS.OU  i 

kl  ntt  of  divldenda, 6  per  cent. 

of  lenrred  proflti,  in  Jnly,  1866, tS,UO  ' 

U  ire  Dud*  once  in   .               .       .       '.               ...  Three  yeui. 

It  iareiUd  in  the  atock  of  any  one  bank, ....  $t,OTO  I 

d  ezpenaea, 860  I 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


HE    PAWNERS'    BANK. 


owing  statement  has  been  received  hj  the  CommiE 
tTings  Banks,  in  accordance  with  the  Act  establishini 
rs'  Bank,  in  BoBton. 

STATE  OF  THE  BANK, 
/oarth  ScOardaif  of  CMoher,  1866,  at  7  o'clock,  P.  M. 

1>0£  FBOU  THE   BANE. 

tcaUedin, .  $113,500  01 

ividendB, 940  0( 

mat, 640  3J 

(ealimaled,) 2,187  21 

aactioQ  sale,  not  jet  adjusted,      .         .         .  5,317  (H 

ipenses  due,  but  not  paid,    ....  581  5i 

notint  due  from  the  bank $123,166  2] 


THE   BANK. 

utstanding  loans  on   pledge  of  goods  and 


iied  on  loans  and  not  paid  in,  (estimated,) 

lepoetts  bearing  interest, 

Qoney  on  band  in  the  bank. 

s  Treasury  notes, 

,  furniture,  fiztores,  &c^ 

DQOunt  of  the  resourceB  of  the  bank, 


$100,159  5( 
8,800  0( 
7,994  9< 
321  a 
1,890  81 
4,000  0( 

$128,166  2] 


E.  B.  Foster,  Gashier. 

igoing  statement  was  Terified  bj  the  oath  of  tht 
1  b;  the  certificate,  also  under  oath,  of  Joseph  S 
liam  O.  Weld,  Samuel  Johnson,  Jr.,  John  Bigelow 
Poor,  a  majority  of  tlie  directors  of  the  bank. 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


PUBLIC    STOCKS 

loith  the  Auditor  of  the  CommonvieaUk  by  "  haiJe$  organized 
tr  genercd  lawi,"  at  tecurityfor  their  circulatiny  notet.' 

securiUos  vere  examined  oq  the  29th  day  of  Decem- 
,  and  the  Bereral  accounts  vere  found  to  be  as 

lNK  of  the  Metropolis.     (Charter  surreDdered.) 

:e8  Five-Twenties, $3,000  00 

nil^on ■         .         .       2,636  00 

Safett  Fund  Bank. 

"atick  Bonds, $15,000  00 

nilation, 3,714  00 

Betere  BAtlK. 

itode  Island  Bonds, $5,000  00 

Kilation, 5,000  00 

Bank  of  the  Bepitbltc. 

Forth  Chelsea,  Not^ $8,000  00 

larlborough,         « 2,000  00 

10,000  00 
;nlation, 3,150  00 

COKTINENTAL   BamK. 

tea  Fives,  1871 $10,000  00 

inlation,  • 1,700  00 

Mount  Veenon  Bank. 
[elrose  Bonds,          .        .        .        .        -        .    $2,000  00 
dilation 1,500  00 

Harvabd  Bank. 

etts  Bonds, $10,000  00 

cnlation, 4,000  00 


VIIfGS    INSTITUTIO] 

iance  with  the  provisions  of  the  Act 
onunissioner  of  Savings  Banks  has  the  1: 
.owing  Abstract  of  the  Annual  Retumi 
iQ  the  Commonwealth,  exhibiting  the: 
,  on  Saturday,  the  twentj-seventh  day 
Qswer  to  the  requisitioa    of  His  Est 


ABSTRACT 
ANNUAL   RETURNS 

S/"INGS    INSTITUTION! 

1866. 


PUEUO  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


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AGGEEGATES. 


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One  handred  and 
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One  hundred  and 
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Nnmber  of  Depositors,      .... 

Amount  of  Deponts, 

Public  Funds, 

Loans  on  public  funds,      .... 

Bank  Stock, 

Loans  on  bank  stock,        .... 

Deposits  in  banks,  bearing  interest,    . 

Railroad  Bonds, 

Loans  on  railroad  stock,    .... 

Invested  in  real  estate,      .... 

Loans  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loans  to  counties  and  towns. 

Loans  on  personal  security. 

Cash  on  hand, 

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Aggregate  amount  of  ordinary  dividends 
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816,853 

167,782,264  31 

25,113,702  97 

812,618  00 

10.568.889  98 
282)186  52 

1,554,562  98 
427,573  75 
140,126  00 
477,699  34 

16.145.890  65 
6,060,110  88 
8,027,882  65 
1,333,628  52 

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2,908,235  50* 


219,257  03 


291,488 

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22,067,718  48 

557,517  00 

10,444,026  96 

260;499  82 

702,925  87 

128,776  00 

448,120  05 

15,534,568  04 

5,616,838  92 

6,081,353  31 

656,353  25 

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MUlbrd,  Westfleld,  Berkshire  County,  Canton,  Attleborongh,  and  Wellfleet  Banks,  and  the  Insti- 
tution fbr  Sayings  in  Barnstable,  giving  the  rate  but  not  the  amount  of  tiielr  diridends.  The 
Sandwich  Bank  commenced  business  during  the  year. 


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PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


79 


MEBCANTILE  SAVINGS  INSTITUTION— BOSTON. 

The  statement  below  represents  the  condition  of  this  institti- 
tion,  as  sworn  to  hj  its  Treasurer,  on  the  first  of  October,  1866. 


Capital  Stock,  .       ... 

Deposits, 

Declared  Dividends  on  Stock  unpaid, 
Interest  on  Deposits,        .... 

Suspense  Account, 

Profits,     ...«.•. 
Public  Funds,  (U.  S.  Stocks,)  .  '    . 
Interest  on  the  same,        .... 
Bank  Stock,  (Tremont,  91>800 ;  Republic,  500 

£Yerett,  2,000,}    •        .        •        ... 
Citj  of  Boston  6  per  cent  stock. 
State  of  New  Hampshire  6  per  cent,  stock. 
State  of  Maine  6  per  cent,  stock. 
Interest  on  the  above  stocks,     . 
Loans  on  Real  Estate,      .... 
Interest  on  the  same,        .... 
£z{>ense8  charsed  to  same,  (additional,)  . 
Institution  building  investment  and  interest. 
Rents  due  building  investment. 
Safe,  Furniture,  &c.,  of  Institution,  . 
Cash  on  hand,  October  1, 1866, 


9205,506  90 

168,307  09 

939  14 

2,805  96 

8,408  82 

6,492  43 


1392,460  34 


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1,375  00 

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2,000  00 
1,000  00 
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236,760  01 
9,480  29 
2,533  37 

19,193  81 
1,687  50 
1,500  00 

24,858  36 


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Number  of  Stockholders,  October  31, 1866,  .... 
Number  of  Depositors,  October  31, 1866,      .... 
Rate  of  ordlnarj  dividend  for  the  last  year,  on  Deposits, 
Amount  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year,  on  Deposits, 
Rate  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year,  on  Stock,  • 
Amount  of  ordinary  dividends  for  the  last  year,  on  Stock,     . 
Average  annual  per  cent  of  dividends  for  3}  years. 
No  extra  dividend  has  yet  been  made. 
Annual  expenses  of  the  institution, 


377 
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6  per  cent. 
•12,326  15 

7  per  cent 

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80  INSTITUTIONS  FOR  SAVINGS.  [Jan. 


JB7  the  provisions  of  the  Act  under  which  the  Commissioner 
of  Savings  Banks  is  appointed,  it  is  made  his  duty  to  visit  every 
savings  bank  and  institution  for  savings  incorporated  by  the 
State  once  in  every  yeai;,  and  to  report  the  general  conduct  and 
condition  of  each,  making  such  suggestions  as  he  deems 
expedient. 

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since  the  appointment  was  made,  it  is  not  proposed,  or  deemed 
expedient,  to  advert  at  much  length  to  their  general  conduc.t 
and  condition  in  this  Report. 

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and  in  a  careful  examination  of  the  returns  for  the  present 
year,  to  afford  ample  authority  for  saying  that  generally,  the 
savings  banks  are  managed  in  conformity  with  the  laws  relating 
to  them,  with  great  prudence,  and  that  they  are  justly  entitled 
to  the  confidence  placed  in  them. 

As  will  be  seen  by  the  preceding  table  of  aggregates,  on  the 
twenty-seventh  day  of  October  last,  the  whole  amount  of  deposits 
in  one  hundred  and  two  banks,  was  $67,782,264.81,  being  an 
increase  for  the  year  preceding  that  date  of  17,795,781.79. 

Since  1884,  when  returns  were  first  made  by  savings  banks, 
with  but  two  exceptions,  each  year  has  shown  an  increase  in  the 
amount  of  deposits ;  but  in  no  instance  has  it  been  so  large  as 
the  present. 

In  1861  the  decrease  of  deposits  was  $268,797.00,  and  of 
depositors,  5,010 ;  in  1865  the  decrease  of  deposits  was  $2,621,- 
121.78,  and  of  depositors,  128. 

The  fiftieth  year  of  the  existence  of  these  institutions  in 
Massachusetts  will  close  with  this  year ;  the  first  Act  of  incor* 
poration  being  that  granted  December  18, 1816,  to  the  Provident 
Institution  for  Savings  in  the  Town  of  Boston. 

The  remarkable  success  with  which  our  savings  banks  have 
met  for  the  first  half  century  of  their  existence,  and  the  reason- 
able probability  of  a  still  more  rapid  accumulation  of  deposits 
in  the  future,  may  soon  present  questions  of  no  less  interest  to 
the  public,  than  to  the  depositors.  A  deposit  no  larger  than  that 
now  held,  liable  to  be  drawn,  substantially,  upon  call,  may,  in 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8. 


81 


times  of  public  excitement,  become  a  source  of  danger  not 
easily  met. 

To  show  readily  the  popularity  and  rapid  growth  of  these 
institutions  in  recent  years,  the  following  table  is  inserted, 
indicating  their  condition  at  the  times  named : — 


TEAS. 

No.  of 
Banks. 

Number 
of  Depoiitors. 

Amoont  of  Deposits. 

AiD*t  to  each 
Depositor. 

1836,     .        •        •        . 

28 

29,786 

•4,874,578  00 

•146  19 

XosOi      •    °      •          •          • 

38 

62,898 

10,680,988  00 

169  82  . 

1856|     .... 

81 

165,484 

80,873,447  00 

184  15 

1866,     .        .        •        • 

102 

816,853 

67,732,264  81 

213  76 

The  motives  which  have  induced  the  establishment  of  these 
banks  by  the  State  are  perfectly  well  known.  They  are  based 
upon  benevolent  considerations,  and  for  the  benefit  only  of  per- 
sons of  small  means,  who,  by  the  practice  of  frugality,  may  be 
able  at  times  to  lay  by  sometiiing  for  future  need. 

It  is  upon  this  feature  in  their  organization  that  their  real 
value  to  society  chiefly  depends ;  and  if  at  any  time  the  laud- 
able purpose  for  which  they  were  created,  shall  be  substantially 
evaded  by  those  who  are  intrusted  with  their,  management,  the 
good  of  all  will  require  additional  legislative  restrictions. 

Whether  the  intentions  of  the  legislature  are  now  being  fairly 
oarried  out,  can  only  be  determined  by  requiring  the  return  of 
additional  facts,  the  propriety  of  which  is  suggested. 

A  return  of  the  number  of  new  accounts  opened,  and  the 
amount  of  deposits  and  withdrawals  in  each  year,  might  easily 
be  made,  and  would  be  of  considerable  value  in  this  direction. 

It  will  be  seen  that  while  the  increase  of  deposits  for  the  pres- 
ent year  is  so  large,  the  investment  in  real  estate  securities  has 
been  comparatively  small.  And  it  is  claimed  that  a  large 
demand  upon  savings  banks  for  loans  on  this  class  of  securities, 
to  be  used  in  erecting  dwellings  and  small  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments, has  existed  for  the  last  year,  in  most  of  the  cities 
and  larga  towns,  but  which  has  not  been  met  with  the  usual 
facilities. 

11 


82  INSTITUTIONS  FOB  SAVINGS-  [Jan. 

Complaint  is  made  that,  thereby,  the  general  prosperity  of  the 
people,  and  the  material  interests  of  the  State,  have  not  been 
advanced,  as  might  have  been  reasonably  expected,  by  tliese 
institutions. 

That  the  demand  has  existed,  and  to  a  considerable  extent 
not  been  answered,  is  probably  true.  While  investments  in 
mortgages  of  real  estate  are  of  the  most  desirabfe  class  for  sav- 
ings banks,  they  are  generally  attended  with  more  care  than 
many  others,  now  easily  obtained,'  and  equally  safe ;  and  so 
long  as  this  fact  exists,  and  the  legal  rate  of  interest  in  this 
State  retains  its  present  inequality,  any  adequate  remedy  for 
the  alleged  cause  6f  complaint  seems  impracticable. 

There  is  one  practice,  prevailing  to  a  limited  extent  in  a  few 
of  the  savings  banks  visited  the  present  year,  to  which  the  Com- 
missioner feels  bound  to  call  attention  ;  and  that  is  the 
discounting  of  business  paper. 

It  has  often  been  alluded  to  in  the  reports  of  the  Bank  Com- 
missioners, when  these  institutions  were  under  their  supervision, 
and  as  often  properly  condemned.  It  is  a  method  of  invest- 
ment not  believed  to  be  one  intended  by  the  legislature  in 
establishing  savings  banks,  and  does  not  possess  those  elements 
of  safety  which  ought  to  be  the  first  consideration  in  making  all 
investments.  The  classes  of  securities  specially  described  by 
law,  in  which  deposits  may  bo  invested,  are  now  so  numerous, 
that  there  seems  to  be  no  excuse  for  evasion  of  its  requirements 
in  this  particular.  There  may  be  times  when  many  of  the  most 
desirable  securities  described  can  only  be  had  by  paying  a 
larger  premium  than  would  be  warranted,  where  a  permanent 
investment  is  sought.  But  it  is  confidently  submitted  that 
they  are  not  of  such  frequent  occurrence,  or  attended  with  such 
grave  difficulties,  as  to  prevent  the  managers  of  savings  banks 
from  confining  themselves  strictly  within  the  limits  prescribed 
by  law  in  making  investments. 

If  the  desire  to  pay  a  high  rate  of  interest,  and  thereby  to 
attract  a  large  deposit,  without  any  particular  regard  to  the 
source  irom  which  it  comes,  is  the  cause  of  the  practice,  as  it 
undoubtedly  is  in  most  cases,  it  ought  not  to  be  entertained. 
Safety  is  of  far  greater  moment  than  the  rate  of  interest. 

If  there  should  be  times  when  committees  find  difficulty  in 
properly  investing 'deposits  as  they  flow  in,  it  is  suggested  that 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  8.  83 

often  muchy  if  not  entire  relief  from  the  embarrassment  might 
be  found,  in  exercising  proper  discretion  as  to  the  persons  from 
whom  deposits  should  be  received,  and  in  closing  the  accounts 
of  others  for  whose  use  the  institutions  were  never  intended. 

The  suggestion  made  heretofore  by  the  Bank  Commissioners, 
that  the  duties  of  cashier  of  a  bank  of  discount,  and  treasurer 
of  a  savings  bank,  ought  not  to  be  performed  by  the  same  per- 
son, I  beg  leave  to  renew,  and  to  say  further,  that  since  the 
banks  of  discount  have  passed  entirely  from  the  supervision  of 
the  State,  the  objection  is  of  still  greater  importance.  Any 
examination  of  the  assets  of  a  savings  bank,  where  this  union 
exists,  must  necessarily  be,  if  not  entirely  worthless,  quite 
incomplete  and  unsatisfactory  for  the  object  intended. 

P.  M.  STONE. 
Decembeb  81, 1866. 


INDEX 


TO   THE   ANNUAL   RETURNS. 

[LOCATIOM.] 


Page. 

AbingtoD, 70 

Adams, 62 

Ajnhent, 58 

Andover, 38 

Attleboroagh, 66 

Baroftable, 74 

Boston, 86,88 

Brighton, 44 

Cambridge, 44,46 

Canton, 62 

Cha^estown, 46 

Chelsea, 88 

Chicopee, 68 

Clinton, 52 

Cohasset, 64 

Concord, 46 

Danvers, 40 

Dedham, 64 

Dorchester, 64 

Easton, 70 

Fairhaven, 68 

Fall  River, 68 

Fitchbaiig, 52 

FoxboroDgh, 64 

Framingham, 48 

QloQcester, 40 

Greenfield, 60 

Haverhill, 40 

Harwich, 74 

Hingham,  .        .        .               .       .  70 

Holyoke, 58 

Lancaster, 54 

Lawrence, 40 

Lee, 62 

Lowell, 48 

Lynn,  .  40, 42 

Maiden, 50 

Marlborough, 50 


Pase- 

Millbrd, 54 

Millbaiy, 54 

Nantucket,  76 

Natick, 50 

NewBedfoid 68,70 

Newboijport, 42 

Newton, 50 

Northampton,    .       .       .'       .  58 

North  Bridgewater,  ....  72 

North  Brookfield,      ....  54 

Pittsfield, 62 

Pljmonth, 72 

Provincetown, 76 

Qnincj,     .        ...               .       .  64 

Randolph, 66 

Rockport, 42 

Rozbaiy,  .        .    '   .        .                .  66 

Salem, 42,44 

S^sbnry, 44 

Sandwich,.       .....  76 

Scitnate 72 

Shelbome, 62 

Sonthbridge, 54 

Sooth  Danvers, 44 

South  Scituate, 74 

Springfield, 60 

Stoneham, 50 

Taunton, 70 

Waltham, 52 

Ware,     «   .        .               .       .        .  58 

Wareham, 74 

Wellfleet, 76 

West  Cambridge,      ....  52 

Westfield, 60 

Weymouth, 66 

Winchendon, 56 

Wobum, 52 

Worcester, 56 


Mercantile  Savings  Institution,  Boston, 79 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT No.  9. 


TWELFTH 


ANNUAL   REPORT 


OF   THX 


INSURANCE    COMMISSIONER 


OF   THB 


C0mm0nh)feaIt]^  0f  '^u$$Kc\inuiA&f 


JANUAlRY  1,   1867. 


Part   I. 

FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE. 


BOSTON: 
WRIGHT    &    POTTER,    STATE    PRINTERS, 

Kg.   4   Spbixo   Lake. 
1867. 


TABLE    OF    OOHTTENTS. 


(8m  Indtx  at  «nd  of  ToIiiin«.) 
COMMISSIONER'S    BEFOBT. 


• 


Page. 

Introdnctoiy, t 

Beoord  of  Insorance  Companies  doing  bosinen  in  Massachusetts,  ....        vi 

HiooM  Joint  Stock  Insurance  Companies, x 

Joint  Stock  Insurance  Companies  of  other  States  and  Countries,    ....    xvii 

Mntual  Insurance  Companies  of  other  States, xxvi 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Companies, xxvi 

fbr  Be-insnranee, xxxi 

rience  of  Insurance  Companies, xxxviii 

Tnaarance  Tear  and  Form  of  Statement, xlix 

Misoellaneons, U 

ABSTBACT  OF  ANNUAL  STATEMENTS  AND  BEMABES. 

PagM. 

Home  Joint  Stock  Fire  Companies, 1—24 

Home  Joint  Stock  Fupe-Marine  Companies, 25—50 

Home  Joint  Stock  Marine  Companies, 51 — 68 

Home  Mutual  Fire  Companies, 59 — 180 

Home  Mutual  Fire-Marine  Companies,                     131—140 

Home  Mutual  Marine  Companies 141—152 

Joint  Stock  Fire  Companies  of  other  States, 153—220 

Joint  Stock  Uro-Marine  Companies  of  other  States, 221—258 

Marine  Companies  of  other  States, 259—266 

Foreign  Joint  Stock  Fire  Companies, 267—276 

Live  Stock  Insurance  Company, 277 

Beport  of  Beceiver  of  Shawmut  Fire  Insurance  Company,       ....  278 

Statement  of  People's  Perpetual  Load  Fund  Association, 280—282 

List  of  Agents  authorized  to  act  for  Companies  of  other  States  and  foreign 

countries,  with  amount  of  business  done  and  tax  paid  bjr  each,    .              .  283 — 314 

APPENDIX. 

Comparative  Synopsis  of  Home  Joint  Stock  Insurance  Companies,  .              .  816—319 

Comparative  Synopsis  of  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Companies,         •               •  320—826 
Comparative  Synopsis  of  the  Insurance  Companies  of  other  States  and  foreign 

countries, 327 — 833 

Beoord  of  Massachusetts  Insurance  Companies, 835—353 

Errata, 354 

Index, 355 


TWELFTH  ANNUAL  REPORT 


or  THE 


INSURANCE    COMMISSIONER, 


Port  I FIBE  AND  MABINE  INSURANCE. 


To  the  Honorable  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives ^ 

in  General  Court  assembled. 

The  Insurance  Commissioner  has  the  lionor  herewith  to 
submit  to  the  Legislature  his  Annual  Report  for  the  year  end- 
ing November  1,  1866,  it  being  the  Twelfth  Annual  Report 
in  order  since  the  establishment  of  the  insurance  department 
in  this  Commonwealth. 

The  present  Commissioner  entered  upon  his  duties  on  the 
first  day  of  July,  1866.  Consequently  only  four  months  of 
the  insurance  year  embraced  in  this  report  were  covered  by  his 
term  of  oflSce.  Owing  to  the  pressure  of  time  unavoidably 
incident  to  the  first  experience  in  an  office  involving  a  consider- 
able amount  of  detail,  and  to  the  peculiar  difficulties  under 
which  some  of  its  duties  were  undertaken  at  so  late  a  period 
in  the  year,  the  Commissioner,  desiring  to  avoid  undue  delay 
in  the  publication  of  the  Report,  will  attempt  simply  to  exhibit 
such  statistics  as  are  necessary  to  a  correct  understanding  of 
the  present  condition  of  the  insurance  interests  of  the  Com- 
monwealth, and  of  the  standing  of  the  various  companies  which 
solicit  the  confidence  and  patronage  of  her  citizens.  Indeed, 
to  deal  with  facts  and  figures  rather  than  with  theories,  pre- 
senting the  former  in  such  a  manner  as  to  be  of  practical  use 
to  the  insuring  public,  is  conceived  to  be  the  true  scope  of  the 
Report* 


vi        .  INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 

Record  op  Insurancb  Companies  doing  business  in  Massa- 
chusetts. 

The  following  table  exhibits  the  number  of  Insurance  Com- 
panies under  the  supervision  of  the  office  during  the  last  year, 
and  also  for  each  of  the  years  1856  and  I86I9  the  beginning 
and  middle  of  the  last  decade.  The  companies  are  classified 
according  to  their  home  location  and  the  nature  of  their  busi- 
ness. 

Number  and  dcusificoUion  of  Suvrance  Companies  doing  business  in 
Massachusetts  in  the  tfears  1856,  1861  and  1866,  respectively. 


•LocATiox  AXD  Bcsnsas. 


NCMBBR  or  COKPAMIU. 


Home  Companies. 
Joint  Stock  Fire  Companies,   . 
Joint  Stock  Fire-Manne  Companies, 
Joint  Stock  Marine  Companies, 
Mutual  Fire  Companies,  .        • 
Mutual  Fire-Manne  Companies, 
Mutual  Marine  Companies, 
Life  Insurance  Companies, 

Total  Home  Companies, 

Companies  of  other  States. 
Joint  Stock  Fire  Companies,    . 
Joint  Stock  Fire*Marine  Companies, 
Joint  Stock  Marine  Companies, 
Mutual  Marine  Companies, 
Life  Insurance  Companies, 
Accident  Insurance  Companies, 
Live  Stock  Insurance  Companies, 

Total  Companies  of  other  States, 

Foreign  Companies. 
Joint  Stock  Fire  Companies,   . 

Total  of  all  above  Companies, 


11 

16 

17 

14 

8 

4 

70 

61 

5 

5 

11 

8 

5 

5 

127 

lis 

10 

87 

6 

13 

1 

- 

11 

15 

- 

- 

28 

65 

3 

3 

158 

181 

11 

12 
4 

53 
4 

7 
6 


97 


41 
22 
2 
2 
37 
9 
1 


114 

3 
214 


A  glance  at  tlie  table  reveals  some  rather  striking  facts. 
The  wHole  number  of  companies  doing  business  in  the  State 
has  grown  during  the  last  ten  years  from  158  to  214, — an 
increase  of  fifty-six  companies.  During  the  same  period,  the 
number  of  the  domestic  companies  has  fallen  off  from  127  to 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  vii 

97, — a  decrease  of  thirty  companies.  Our  Joint  Stock  Fire 
companies  have  just  held  their  own  in  point  of  number,  and  one 
has  been  added  to  the  number  of  our  Life  Insurance  companies. 
Jn  each  of  the  other  departments  there  has  been  a  diminution 
of  number,  the  Mutual  Fire  companies  showing  the  most 
marked  decrease.  In  the  meantime,  the  companies  from  with- 
out the  StAe  have  nearly  quadrupled  in  number, — the  increase 
being  from  81  companies  in  1856  to  117  in  1866. 

The  history  of  Massachusetts  insurance  companies  is  more 
fully  exhibited  in  several  tables,  compiled  by  George  W.  Sar- 
gent, the  accurate  and  efficient  Clerk  of  the  department,  and 
printed  in  the  Appendix,  pages  835  to  853.  These  tables  pre- 
sent in  their  aggregates  an  interesting  summary  of  what  may 
be  called  the  vital  statistics,  or,  with  even  greater  propriety, 
the  mortuary  experience  of  the  insurance  companies  of  this 
State. 

It  appears  that  since  the  adoption  of  the  State  Constitution, 
856  special  charters*  have  been  granted  by  the  legislature  for 
the  incorporation  of  insurance  companies, — there  never  having 
been  in  this  State  any  general  law  under  which  such  corpor- 
ations could  organizb  by  voluntary  association,  as  has  been  the 
case  since  1849  in  the  State  of  New  York.  Under  177  of  these 
charters  no  company  has  ever  been  organized,  or  at  least  has 
ever  commenced  business.  Of  the  179  companies  which  have 
organized  and  commenced  business,  91  are  still  serving  the 
public  with  more  or  less  of  vigor  and  success.  The  oldest 
existing  company  is  the  Massachusetts  Mutual  Fire  Insurance 
Company  of  Boston,  whose  charter  was  granted  March  2, 1798. 
Of  the  88  defunct  companies  once  doing  business,  50  were 
voluntarily  closed  by  the  directors ;  five  re-insured  their  risks  ; 
five  merged  with  other  companies ;  the  charters  of  four  were 
revoked  or  surrendered;  22  were  stopped  by  injunction,  or 
otherwise  passed  into  the  custody  of  the  law,  and  the  precise 
fate  of  two  is  unknown. 

It  is  not  to  be  inferred  from  this  apparently  disastrous  record 
that  the  business  of  insurance  has  proved  a  failure  in  this 
Commonwealth.  A  poor  satisfaction  might  be  found  in  the 
fiict  that  the  history  of  insurance  companies  in  other  States 
and  countries,  as  well  as  of  some  other  branches  of  commercial 

*  Not  including  Health  Inannnod  Companies,  none  of  which  now  exist,  nor  the  Life 
Insnnnce  Companies  now  doing  bosiness. 


viii        INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 

enterprise  at  home  and  abroad,  would  probably  exhibit,  if  the 
statistics  were  accessible,  a  record  quite  as  bad,  and,  in  some 
cases,  certainly  a  good  deal  worse.  It  simply  demonstrates  that 
capital  invested  in  the  business  of  insurance  is  not  exempt  from 
the  hazards  incident  to  other  kinds  of  business,  to  say  nothing 
of  those  peculiar  to  itself,  and  that  incompetency,  njismanage- 
ment  and  fraud  are  just  as  fatal  here  as  elsewhere.  Much  less 
is  it  to  be  inferred  that  the  companies  which  hare  escaped  the 
errors  or  the  misfortunes  of  their  worse  managed  or  more 
unlucky  competitors,  are  to  be  regarded  with  distrust  as  to 
their  present  or  future  stability.  Quite  the  reverse  of  this  is 
true.  Our  domestic  insurance  companies,  as  a  whole,  were 
never  better  established  than  at  the  present  time.  Yery  little 
of  moral  or  financial  unsoundness,  it  is  believed,  can  be  found 
in  their  foundation  or  superstructure.  Indeed,  those  compa- 
nies wliich  here  or  elsewhere  have  resisted  or  abandoned  in 
season  the  ambitious  and  reckless  spirit  of  competition,  which 
has  to  so  great  an  extent  pervaded  this  department  of  business 
for  some  years  past,  and  by  a  rigid  adherence  to  sound  and 
well  established  rules  have  escaped  the  consequences  of  those 
terrible  visitations  of  the  destroying  elements,  which  excessive 
competition  and  its  resulting  practices  were  only  too  sure  to 
invite,  may  be  regarded  as  doubly  deserving  of  confidence  now 
and  for  the  future.  ^They  stand  in  a  position  not  only  to  profit 
by  the  experience  of  the  past,  but  to  reap  the  full  benefit  of 
the  more  remunerative  rates  upon  which  the  business  is  likely 
for  some  time  at  least  to  be  done. 

Nor  is  the  fact  that  the  business  of  insurance  is  so  largely 
represented  in  this  State  by  outside  companies,  to  be  regarded 
under  existing  circumstances  otherwise  than  with  entire  com- 
placency. Though  there  is  doubtless  room  for  the  investment 
of  more  capital  in  well  managed  stock  offices  at  home,  as  a 
matter  of  fact,  capital  has  found  with  us  if  not  a  less  profitable 
a  less  favorite  investment  in  insurance  than  is  true  of  some  of 
the  neighboring  States.  Our  own  companies  have  as  a  rule 
avoided  the  larger  and  more  hazardous  risks.  They  have  been 
cautious  rather  than  aggressive  in  their  policy.  They  have 
been  content  to  do  a  safe  rather  than  a  continental  business. 
They  have  been  less  ambitious  than  some  of  the  outside  com- 
panies to  figure  up  their  balance  sheets  in  tens  of  millions. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  ix 

Famisliing  the  most  unquestionable  security  within  tlie  limits 
they  seek  to  occupy,  the  combined  capital  of  all  the  domestic 
companies  is  quite  inadequate  to  cover  with  safety  the  magni- 
tude of  many  of  our  insurable  interests ;  in  some  cases,  the 
united  strength  of  all  the  American  companies  is  hardly  suffi- 
cient for  that  purpose.  If  these  companies  from  without  the 
State  carry  away  large  sums  of  money  in  the  shape  of  premiums, 
they  are  liable  at  any  day  to  return  it  again  in  eyen  greater 
measure  to  replace  the  ravages  of  fire  or  flood.  Remembering 
also  that  the  business  of  insurance  is  not  local  in  its  character, 
but  requires  for  its  own  stability  a  certain  extension  and 
breadth  of  base,  exceeding  often  the  limits  of  one  or  of  several 
States,  it  would  be  worse  than  folly  to  look  with  aversion  upon 
the  advent  of  trustworthy  insurance  companies  from  abroad,  or 
to  give  them  other  than  a  cordial  welcome.  The  system  of 
insurance  is  so  benignant  in  its  idea  and  spirit,  and  has  proved 
itself  so  well  adapted  to  palliate  the  losses  of  those  bereft  of 
property  or  the  support  of  strong  hands  and  willing  hearts,  that 
sound  and  honestly  conducted  insurance  companies,  in  what- 
ever soil  they  have  taken  root  and  grown  up,  deserve  to  be 
recognized  and  encouraged  as  institutions  of  the  most  useful 
and  beneficent  character. 

It  should  also  be  said  that  the  instances  where  the  confidence 
of  our  citizens  has  been  misplaced  in  companies  from  abroad, 
regularly  admitted  to  do  business  here  in  compliance  with  our 
laws,  have  grown  of  late  years  to  be  quite  rare.  Some  unfor- 
tunate exceptions  will  of  course  be  remembered ;  but  the  time 
when  stock  companies  with  every  recommendation  except  capi- 
tal and  honesty,  and  mutual  companies  with  high  sounding 
names  and  gilded  prospectuses  and  nothing  else,  were  accus- 
tomed to  invade  the  State  with  comparative  impunity,  only  to 
defraud  the  houseless  of  honest  claims  for  loss,  and  vex  the 
simple-minded  and  confiding  with  endless  assessments,  has 
substantially  passed  away.  That  such  is  the  fact  is  largely  to 
be  attributed  to  the  thorough  and  energetic  supervision  which 
has  been  exercised  by  the  insurance  departments  of  this  and 
other  States.  We  may  also  take  to  ourselves  some  credit,  that 
no  such  vulture  as  a  fraudulent  insurance  company  has  been 
hatched  under  the  cover  of  our  laws,  at  least  within  very  recent 

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memory,  to  prey  and  liAtten  upon  contributionfl  iniquitoualy 
leyied  upon  the  citizens  of  other  States. 

The  insurance  companies  of  other  States  and  countries^  now 
doing  business  in  this  State  in  compliance  with  our  laws,  are 
distributed  as  regards  their  home  location,  as  shown  in  the 
following  table : — 

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For  obvious  reasons  of  economy  and  conveniencey  it  is  pro- 
posed to  follow  the  plan  hitherto  adopted  of  issuing  the  Report 
in  two  parts.  The  part  now  presented  covers  the  subjects  of 
Fire  and  Marine  Insurance,  with  some  other  topics  on  which 
the  Commissioner  is  required  by  law  to  report.  The  second 
part,  relating  to  Life  and  Accident  Insurance,  will  be  issued  as 
soon  as  the  necessary  preparation  is  completed. 


Home  Joint  Stock  Insurance  Companies. 

No  new  insurance  company  has  been  organized  in  this  State 
during  the  past  year.  The  experience  of  the  year  has,  in  fact, 
been  such  as  to  deter  the  boldest  speculator  from  investing 
capital  in  a  business  which  seemed  to  promise  only  loss  and 
disaster.    The  Springfield  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Company, 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  xi 

under  the  authority  of  an  Act  passed  at  the  last  session  of  the 
legislature,  has  increased  its  capital  by  the  addition  of  the  sum 
of  $200,000,  and  after  a  personal  examination  of  its  funds  and 
assets,  a  certificate  has  been  granted  the  company  to  issue 
policies  as  upon  a  capital  of  half  a  million  of  dollars,  fully 
paid  up  in  cash,  and  duly  invested.  This  company,  hitherto 
one  of  the  most  prosperous  of  the  stock  companies,  shows,  for 
the  first  time  in  its  history,  a  slight  impairment  of  its  capital. 
This  is  owing  partly  to  the  common  experience  of  extraordinary 
losses,  and  partly  to  an  apparently  liberal  reserve  for  re-insur- 
ance. It  will  be  seen  by  examination  of  tables  on  a  subsequent 
page,  that  if  the  data  furnished  for  the  computation  of  its 
re-insurance  fund  had  been  as  favorable  to  itself  as  those  returned 
by  some  of  the  companies  in  other  States  doing  a  very  similar 
business,  its  capital  would  not  appear  to  be  impaired  at  all. 
The  voluntary  payment  of  additional  capital  by  the  stockholders, 
ia  the  face  of  the  reverses  and  failures  of  the  past  year,  indi- 
cates a  confidence  in  the  management  and  success  of  the  com- 
pany which  only  the  most  adverse  fortune  is  likely  to  disap- 
point. 

Three  companies, — the  Bunker  Hill,  of  Charlestown,  the 
Conway,  of  Boston,  and  the  Old  Colony,  of  Plymouth, — which 
were  reported  last  year  as  having  recently  re-insured  their 
risks,  have  made  no  return  the  present  year,  and  it  is  presumed 
have  substantially  closed  tlieir  affairs.  The  Western  Massa- 
chusetts, of  Pittsfield,  has  also  made  no  return,  having  re-in- 
sured its  risks  during  the  year  with  the  Metropolitan  Insurance 
Company,  of  New  York.  Tliis  appears  to  have  been  an  act  of 
choice  rather  than  of  necessity  on  the  part  of  the  directors  of 
the  company,  prompted  more  by  the  anticipation  than  the 
actual  occurrence  of  excessive  losses.  The  Metropolitan, 
which  also  assumed  the  risks  of  the  Bunker  Hill  and  Conway, 
unfortunately  does  not  seem  to  have  found  the  business  of 
re-insuring  other  companies  profitable  to  itself. 

Two  of  our  stock  companies,  the  Massasoit  and  Hampden 
Fire,  both  of  Springfield,  have  been  compelled  to  close  their 
doors.  Each  of  these  companies  showed  an  impairment  of 
capital  at  the  date  of  its  annual  statement  in  1865,  and  one  of 
tbem,  the  Hampden,  had  ceased  to  take  risks  in  May,  1866, 
and  was  considering  the  question  of  closing  its  affairs,  when 


xii        INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

the  destructiye  fire  at  Portland,  on  the  fourth  of  Julj,  entail- 
ing on  each  of  these  companies  a  loss  of  about  $70,000, 
rendered  this  step  an  imperative  necessity  on  the  part  of  both. 
The  Commissioner,  not  learning  that  any  definite  course  of 
action  had  been  determined  upon  by  the  directors,  deemed  it 
his  duty  to  make  a  special  examination  of  these  companies  the 
latter  part  of  July.  The  statute  requires  a  report  to  be  made 
of  the  **  general  conduct  and  condition "  of  corporations  so 
visited. 

It  was  found  that  the  Hampden,  with  a  capital  of  $150,000, 
and  $4,895,560  at  risk,  had  assets  amounting  to  $186,220.89, 
and  liabilities,  including  the  reserve  for  re-insurance,  amount- 
ing to  $117,872, — showing  an  impairment  of  capital  to  the 
extent  of  $181,151.11,  or  over  87  per  cent.  The  officers  of 
the  company  cheerfully  acceded  to  the  suggestion  of  the  Com- 
missioner by  promptly  re-insuring  all  their  risks  with  the  Inter- 
national Insurance  Company  of  New  York,  reserving  the 
surplus  of  assets  to  be  distributed  among  the  stockholders  when 
all  the  liabilities  of  the  company  should  have  ceased, — thus 
honorably  closing  a  record  upon  which  there  rested  no  imputa- 
tion, except  that  of  misfortune. 

The  Massasoit,  with  a  capital  of  $200,000,  and  $12,028,238 
at  risk,  had  $210,172.85  of  assets,  and  $186,589.06  of  liabili- 
ties, including  the  reserve  for  re-insurance, — ^showing  an  impair- 
ment of  capital  to  the  extent  of  $176,866.21,  or  over  88  per 
cent.  The  company  had  ceased  to  take  risks  about  the  middle 
of  July.  The  attention  of  the  Commissioner  was  called,  by 
persons  interested  on  behalf  of  the  insured,  to  a  circular* 
issued  from  the  office  of  the  company,  which  had  been  con- 
strued as  indicating  a  disposition  to  persuade  or  alarm  the 


•  This  circular,  d&ted  July  21, 1866,  was  as  follows:— 

'*  Sib:  Toa  hare  already  been  adyised  that  this  company  will  issue  no  new  policies. 
This  course  is  rendered  necessary  by  the  large  losses  recently  sustained.  At  present  we 
consider  our  policies  good.  We  find,  however,  that  if  further  disaster  should  overtake 
US,  onr  patrons  might  be  placed  in  an  unfortunate  position,  and  one  which  this  company 
would  regret. 

"  While,  therefore,  we  cheerfully  carry  the  responsibility  we  have  incurred  by  writing 
our  policies,  we  think  it  proper  that  our  agents  should  know,  and  have  an  opportunity  to 
tell  their  Mends  how  we  are  situated,  and  aid  them  if  they  so  desire,  to  insure  their 
property  in  stronger  companies. 

^Policies  cancelled  should  be  charged  short  rates  and  returned  to  this  office,  when  drsft 
will  be  forwarded  for  amount  of  premium  due.*' 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  xiii 

policy-holders  into  a  general  cancellation  of  their  policies  at 
^'  short  rates ; "  and,  in  that  light,  was  naturally  regarded  very 
much  like  an  offer  on  the  part  of  the  owners  of  a  vessel  which' 
was  badly  damaged  by  stress  of  weather,  and  confessedly  liable 
at  any  time  to  sink,  to  carry  the  passengers  to  the  end  of  the 
voyage,  with  the  option  of  abandoning  the  ship  at  the  sacrifice 
of  a  disproportionate  part  of  the  passage  money.  If  die  notice 
of  the  perilous  condition  of  the  company  had  been  accompanied 
by  an  offer  to  return  the  unearned  premiums  in  full,  of  course 
no  fault  could  have  been  found. 

The  short  rates  average  not  far  from  thirty  per  cent,  higher 
than  the  rates  charged  for  risks  having  a  year  or  more  to  run ; 
and  had  the  policies  been  generally  surrendered  by  the  holders 
at  the  former  rates,  the  company  would  have  saved  some 
$20,000  for  the  stockholders  at  the  expense  of  the  insured. 
The  Commissioner  was  sorry  to  discover  a  desire  on  the  part  of 
the  principal  officers  of  the  company,  while  disclaiming  all 
improper  intentions  towards  the  insured,  to  protract  the  .exist- 
ence of  the  company  by  attempting  to  carry  its  risks,  unless 
the  insured  choise  to  surrender  their  policies  at  the  rates  pro- 
posed. To  carry  risks  exceeding  twelve  millions  of  dollars  with 
net  assets  of  less  than  $25,000,  or  barely  exceeding  $90,000, 
including  all  the  unearned  premiums,  was  obviously  too  haz- 
ardous an  experiment  to  be  prudently  attempted,  in  view  of 
the  past  and  probable  experience  of  the  company.  Its  average 
experience  for  the  seven  preceding  years,  showed  that  at  the 
best  the  company  would  probably  be  nearer  insolvency  at  the 
end  of  twelve  months  than  it  was  then.  Pending  negotiations 
for  re-insurance,  the  officers  of  the  company  were  induced  to 
4ssue  a  second  circular,  instructing  its  agents  to  accept  a  sur- 
render of  policies  and  return  the  unearned  premiums  in  full ; 
but  the  effi)rt  to  re-insure  was  delayed  so  long,  that  owing  to  the 
general  and  constant  recurrence  of  disastrous  losses,  no  respon* 
sible  company  was  found  willing  to  assume  the  risks  on  what 
•were  deemed  reasonable  terms,  and  the  directors  have  been 
obliged  to  wind  up  the  company  by  a  gradual  reduction  of  the 
risks,  fortunately  without  ultimate  prospect  of  loss  to  the 
insured,  but  with  doubtful  advantage  to  the  stockholders. 

Without  special  reference  to  the  case  of  the  Massasoit,  it 
should  be  said,  that  when  the  capital  of  a  company  becomes  so 


xiv        INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

seriouslj  impaired  that  it  must  close  its  doors,  it  has  no  right| 
legal  or  moral,  under  any  ordinary  circumstances,  to  expose  its 
policy-holders  to  the  hazards  of  an  attempt  to  carry  its  risks, 
and  thus  indirectly  to  compel  them  to  cancel  their  policies  at 
short  rates.  It  would  clearly  be  the  duty  of  the  Commissioner 
in  such  case  to  interpose  for  the  protection  of  the  insured. 
The  General  Statutes,  chapter  68,  sections  82  and  88,  expressly 
prohibit  a  company  not  only  from  taking,  but  from  holding,  on 
any  one  risk  a  sum  exceeding  one-tenth  part  of  its  unimpaired 
capital.  And  when  a  company  comes  to  the  necessity  of  wind- 
ing up,  so  long  as  it  has  a  dollar  of  its  capital  left,  it  should 
Toluntarily  discharge  all  its  obligations,  including  that  of  pay- 
ing the  return  premiums,  in  full.  It  is  on  this  condition  that 
the  capital  is  put  into  the  enterprise.  The  stockholders  do  not 
hesitate  to  take  large  dividends  when  the  company  is  prosper- 
ous, and  they  must  not  shrink  from  sacrificing  the  entire  capital 
when  it  is  needed  to  indemnify  the  assured.  Only  three  lawful 
and  honorable  courses  are  open  to  an  insurance  company  when 
it  comes  to  such  condition  that  it  cannot  prudently  continue  to 
take  risks.  It  should  either  repair  its  capital  by  a  call  upon 
the  stockholders  for  the  deficiency,  or  re-insure  its  risks  with  a 
sound  and  trustworthy  company,  or  cancel  all  its  risks  under 
the  power  reserred  in  the  policy,  returning  the  unearned  pre- 
miums in  full ;  and  one  of  these  three  things  it  should  do 
promptly. 

The  standing  •  of  the  Home  Companies  which  do  a  fire  or 
marine  business,  or  both  combined,  on  the  joint-stock  plan, — as 
regards  their  cash  capital,  amount  at  risk,  gross  assets  and  lia- 
bilities, and  also  the  surplus  or  deficiency  of  each  as  shown  by 
their  statements  November  1, 1866, — appears  in  the  annexed 
table.  A  comparative  synopsis  of  the  same  companies  for  the 
last  and  the  preceding  year,  is  given  in  the  Appendix,  pages 
816  to  819. 

The  fullest  and  most  detailed  exhibit  of  the  business,  invest- 
ments and  general  condition  of  these,  and  of  the  various  other 
companies  making  returns  in  compliance  with  our  laws,  is  of 
course  to  be  found  in  the  abstract  of  their  annual  statements 
and  the  accompanying  remarks,  immediately  following  the 
Commissioner's  Report,  pages  1  to  277* 


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The  firo  companies,  it  will  be  seen,  show  an  average  surplus 
on  their  capitals  of  49  per  cent.,  the  fire-marine  companies  of 
84  per  cent,  and  the  marine  companies  of  78  p^r  cent. ;  and  all 
the  companies  combined  show  an  average  surplus  of  70  per 
cent.  This  indicates  that  the  home  joint  stock  companies 
have  thus  far  come  out  of  the  trying  ordeal  of  disast||  on  land 
and  water  with  a  gratifying  degree  of  strength  and  soundness. 

Joint  Stock  Companies,  of  other  States  and  Countbies. 

The  following  companies,  chartered  or  organized  elsewhere, 
have  complied  with  our  laws  and  been  admitted  to  do  business 
in  this  State,  since  the  last  annual  report.  In  the  case  of  each 
of  the  American  companies  admitted,  a  careful  examination  of 
its  condition  and  assets  has  been  made  at  its  home  office. 

Companies  Admitted  since  last  Bepobt. 

JEtna  Fire,  New  York, Dec.  10, 1866. 

Baltic  Fire,  New  York,          ....  Feb.  16, 1866. 

Cleveland,  Cleveland,  Ohio,    ....  Oct.  16,1866. 

Enterprise  Fire  and  Marine,  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Jan.    7, 1867. 

Firemen's,  New  York,    .        .        .        .       ' .  Mar.    9, 1866. 

Queen,  Liverpool,  England,   ....  July  31, 1866. 

Western,  Buffalo,  New  York,          .        .        .  Oct.  12, 1866. 

9 

The  following  is  a  list  of  the  companies  of  other  States 
which,  during  the  past  year,  have  ceased  to  do  business  in 
this: — 

Companies  Withdbawn. 

Adriatic  Fire,  New  York,       .        .        .        '.    Oct.  16, 1866. 

Arctic  Fire,  New  York, Jan.  1,  1867. 

Charter  Oak  Fire  and  Marine,  Hartfbrd,  Ct.,  Aug.  16, 1866. 
Columbia  Fire,  New  York,  failed  to  make  annual  return. 
Croton  Fire,  New  York,  closed  •  .  .  Aug.  1, 1866. 
Dirigo,  Portland,  Maine,  closed  •  .  .  July  4, 1866. 
Exchange  Fire,  New  York,  ....  June  1, 1866. 
Guardian  Fire,  New  York,  ....  Oct.  16, 1866. 
Harmony  Fire  and  Marine,  New  York,  closed  .  Aug.  1, 1866. 
New  England  Fire  and  Marine,  Hartford,  Ct.,  Nov.  13, 1866. 
North  Western,  Oswego,  New  York,         .        .    Nov.  1, 1866. 

'6 


xviii      INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

Orient  Mutual  Marine,  New  York,          •        •  Dec.  19, 1866. 
Piscataqua  Fire  and  Marine,  South  Berwick, 

Maine,  dosed  in May,       1866. 

Star  Fire,  New  York,     .        .        ,        .        .  June  1,1866. 

,  St.  Nicholas,  New  York,          ....  Nov.  1, 1866. 

Tliames  Pre,  Norwich,  Connecticut,  closed    .  May   1, 1866. 

Washington  Marine,  New  York,      .        •        .  Nov.  26, 1866. 

The  Morris  Fire  and  Inland  Insurance  Company  of  New 
York,  which  closed  a  reckless  and  unprincipled  career  of  insur- 
ance and  stockjobbing  about  the  time  the  last  Report  was  issued, 
by  passing  into  the  hands  of  a  receiver,  is  still  in  process  of 
winding  up.  It  will  be  interesting  to  some  of  the  citizens  of 
this  State  to  learn,  that  after  returning  the  unearned  premiums 
in  full,  the  holders  of  claims  for  loss  are  likely,  so  far  as  can 
be  ascertained  through  unofficial  channels,  to  receive  a  dividend 
of  not  over  forty  per  cent,  of  their  claims, — probably  something 
less.  What  has  become  of  the  supposed  surplus  of  assets  over 
all  liabilities  other  than  capital,  amounting  to  over  $90,000,  of 
course  remains  to  be  seen.  Nor  is  it  easy  to  see  the  precise 
equity  of  paying  the  return  premiums  in  full,  while  claimants 
for  loss  are  turned  over  to  the  poor  satisfaction  of  a  dividend. 

The  following  table  exhibits  the  standing  of  the  68  joint- 
stock  companies  of  other  States  and  countries  doing  business  in 
Massachusetts,  in  the  same  particulars  as  have  been  shown  in 
regard  to  the  home  companies  in  the  table  on  page  zv.* 

4^  See  also  Abstract  and  BemarkSi  pages  158  to  376,  and  Comparatire  STnopsis, 
Appendix,  pages  837  to  388. 


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It  will  be .  obseryed  by  a  comparison  of  tbe  foregoing  table 
with  the  table  on  page  xy,  that  the  joint^tock  Fire  and  Fire- 
Marine  companies  of  other  States  have  suffered  much  more 
severely  as  a  whole  than  our  own,  from  losses  or  other  causes 
tending  to  impair  capital.  Nearly  one  third  of  the  Fire  comr 
panics,  and  nearly  one  quarter  of  the  Fire-Marine  companies, 
of  other  States,  show  capitals  impaired  to  a  greater  or  less 
extent.  The  41  Fire  companies  show  a  net  average  surplus 
of  only  7  per  cent,  on  tlieir  capitals,  against  49  per  cent,  for 
the  home  Fire  companies,  and  the  22  Fire-Marine  companies 
one  of  11  per  cent.,  against  84  per  cent,  for  tlie  home  com- 
panies of  the  same  class.  The  purely  Marine  companies  show 
an  average  surplus  of  72  per  cent.,  or  only  1  per  cent,  lower 
than  the  home  Marine  companies. 

The  comparison  cannot  be  extended  to  the  foreign  companies 
as  a  class,  (using  tlie  word  foreign  in  its  strict  and  proper 
sense,)  because  one  of  those  compames,  the  London,  Liverpool 
and  Globe,  except  in  the  item  of  its  capital  stock,  returns  only 
the  data  pertaining  to  its  American  branch,  and  not  those  of 
its  entire  assets,  nor  of  its  liabilities  upon  its  business  in  Eng- 
land and  elsewhere,  which  constitute  much  the  larger  portion 
of  the  whole.  This  company  does  not  admit  its  legal  obligation 
either  to  make  the  statements,  or  to  pay  the  taxes,  intended  to 
be  required  and  imposed  by  our  laws  on  foreign  companies. 
The  statute  requiring  the  statement  (Gen.  Sts.,  chap.  58,  sect. 
75,)  applies  in  terms  to  ^^  companies  chartered  beyond  the 
limits  of  the  United  States ; "  and  the  act  imposing  the  tax 
(chap.  224,  sect.  2,  of  the  Acts  of  1862,)  applies  in  terms  to 
companies  ^^  incorporated  or  associated  under  the  laws  of  any 
government  or  state  other  than  one  of  the  United  States." 
This  company  claims  that  it  does  not  come  within  either 
description,  not  being  chartered  or  incorporated  under  any 
special  or  general  act  of  parliament,  nor  associated  under  any 
law  regulating  the  formation  of  such  companies  ;  but  being  a 
mere  copartnership  of  individual  underwriters  under  a  private 
^^  deed  of  settlement,"  as  the  articles  of  association  in  such 
cases  are  termed  in  England.  A  suit  brought  against  the 
Commonwealth  by  this  company,  some  two  years  since,  to 
recover  back  a  tax  assessed  and  paid  under  the  Act  of  1862,  is 
still  pending,  the  subsequent  assessments  being  in  the  mean 


xxiv      INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 

time  paid  under  protest.  The  other  English  companies  have, 
it  is  supposed,  the  same  grounds  of  objection  to  stand  upon, 
and  should  the  pending  suit  be  decided  adversely  to  the  State, 
the  taxes  would  probably  all  have  to  be  repaid.  If  the  legis- 
lature intends  to  insist  upon  the  policy  of  requiring  the  state- 
ments and  imposing  the  taxes  which  were  clearly  meant  to  be 
required  and  imposed  by  the  statutes  referred  to,  it  would  be 
very  easy  to  put  the  meaning  of  the  law  beyond  question. 

It  is  not  intended  in  what  has  been  said  to  suggest  any 
doubts  as  to  the  soundness  or  strength  of  either  of  these  Eng- 
lish companies,  or  that  a  full  disclosure  would  reveal  any  facts 
unfavorable  to  the  company  named.  It  adds  to  very  large  and 
apparently  very  ample  assets,  the  individual  liability  of  all  its 
English  and  American  stockholders,  which  is  also  true  of  both 
the  other  companies  ;  and  so  far  as  is  known,  all  of  these  com- 
panies have  discharged  their  obligations  to  American  policy 
holders  promptly  and  in^ood  faith. 

Two  of  the  New  York  companies  in  the  foregoing  table,  the 
Albany  City  Fire  and  the  Metropolitan,*  show  a  larger  impair- 
ment of  capital  than  would  allow  them  to  continue  taking  risks 
under  the  laws  of  this  State,  which  limit  the  degree  of  impair- 
ment to  25  per  cent,  of  the  original  capital ;  but  satisfactory 
evidence  having  been  furnished  that  it  was  the  intention  of  the 
first  named  company,  under  a  new  board  of  managers,  to  place 
itself  upon  a  substantial  basis  by  repairing  and  enlarging  its 
capital,  and  some  steps  having  been  already  taken  in  that  direc- 
tion, it  has  not  been  required,  except  temporarily,  to  suspend 
its  agencies. 

The  Metropolitan  was  also  allowed  to  continue  its  agencies 
upon  the  assurance  that  its  capital  would  be  promptly  repaired 
by  a  call  upon  the  stockholders  for  the  deficiency,  which  was 
found  upon  a  more  strict  examination  to  be  about  9400,000,  or 
two-fifths  of  the  whole  capital.  The  call,  it  is  understood, 
was  made,  but  not  favorably  responded  to ;  and  relief  is  now 
expected  to  be  found  under  a  bill  before  the  legislature  of  the 
State  of  New  York,  in  the  form  of  a  general  law,  by  the  provi- 

• 

*  The  deficiency  of  the  Metropolitan  was  acddentally  nnderatated  on  page  251  of  the 
Abstract.    The  error  arose  in  compnting  the  reserve  for  re-insurance,  whidi  is  also  inooT' 
yectly  stated  on  page  229.    The  corrected  figures  are  given  in  the  Errata^  Appendix 
page  354. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  xxt 

sions  of  which,  subject  to  the  discretion  of  the  Superintendent 
of  Insurance,  insurance  companies  of  that  State  with  impaired 
capitals,  may  reduce  the  same  to  such  amount  as  the  Superin- 
tendent deems  safe  and  proper,  and  continue  business  as  com- 
panies with  capitals  intact.  The  precise  efficacy,  generally 
speaking,  of  wiping  out  with  a  stroke  of  the  pen  a  liability  of 
half  a  million  of  dollars  in  the  shape  of  capital,  and  then  call- 
ing a  company  sound  because  the  new  balance  sheet  shows  a 
constructive  margin  on  the  side  of  assets,  while  its  condition 
and  liabilities  otherwise  remain  unchanged,  it  is  not  easy  from 
the  standpoint  of  a  creditor  or  policy  holder  to  see.  It  is  cer- 
tainly hard  for  a  company  which  has  been  honestly  and  honor- 
ably, though  unsuccessfully  conducted,  and  which  has  a  busi- 
ness, a  capacity  and  a  prestige  like  those  possessed  by  the 
Metropolitan,  to  be  driven  to  the  wall  by  the  rigid  application 
of  an  unbending,  and  in  some  sense  arbitrary,  test  of  sound- 
ness ;  and  the  strict  administration  of  the  existing  law  might 
well  be  tempered,  in  such  cases,  by  a  large  infusion  of  discre- 
tion and  mercy.  It  is  also  true  that  hard  cases  are  apt  to 
make  bad  law  ;  and  if  a  company  were  to  be  allowed  to  gauge 
its  capital  by  the  exigencies  of  its  treasury,  there  might  as  well 
be  no  standard  at  all.  A  solvency  obtained  by  such  short-hand 
process  would  be  of  little  value  to  the  company,  the  specious- 
ness  of  the  transaction  being  too  transparent  not  to  be  seen  by 
the  public. 

If,  on  the  other  hand,  the  risks  and  liabilities,  actual  and 
contingent,  of  a  company  were  to  be  reduced  in  the  same  ratio 
as  the  capital,  and  the  entire  business  of  the  company  recon- 
structed upon  the  new  basis,  the  guarantee  afforded  by  the 
reduced  capital  might  be  considered  as  ample  as  before.  The 
Commissioner  is  assured  that  it  is  the  intention  of  the  board  of 
management  of  tlie  Metropolitan  to  do  this,  all  the  more  haz- 
ardous risks  having  already  been  called  in  for  cancellation ; 
and  that  they  hope  by  exercising  more  care  in  guarding  their 
credit  by  limiting  their  business,  to  enjoy  the  entire  confidence 
of  the  public.  The  policy  thus  indicated  might  well  be  imi- 
tated by  the  ofiicers  of  some  other  companies,  whose  sheer  good 
luck  has  alone  saved  them  from  a  worse  condition  than  that  of 
this  company. 

4 


xxvi      INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 

Should  the  pending  bill  become  a  law,  it  is  hardly  to  be 
feared,  while  the  present  supervision  in  New  York  continues, 
that  it  would  be  abused  to  the  detriment  of  the  public.  At  the 
same  time  it  is  to  be  hoped  that  the  occasions  for  its  application 
would  be  found  infrequent,  and  that  it  would  not  require  to  be 
generally  imitated  by  the  legislatures  of  other  States. 

Mutual  Insurance  Companies  of  other  States. 

The  only  companies  not  chartered  in  this  State,  which  do 
either  a  fire  or  marine  business,  on  the  mutual  plan,  in  compli- 
ance with  our  laws,  are  two  marine  companies, — the  Atlantic 
Mutual  and  the  Sun  Mutual, — both  of  the  city  of  New  York. 
Their  statements  will  be  found  in  the  Abstract,  pages  260  and 
264.  Neither  statement,  it  will  be  seen,  corresponds  with  the 
form,  of  returns  prescribed  for  such  companies.  This  is  owing 
to  the  alleged  impracticability  of  making  a  detailed  exhibit  of 
a  somewhat  peculiar  and  very  extended  business  in  the  pre- 
scribed form,  and  at  a  date  differing  from  the  close  of  their  own 
fiscal  year,  which  ends  with  the  calendar  year.  The  Atlantic 
Mutual  appears  to  have  done  a  very  large  atid  prosperous  busi- 
ness, with  a  considerable  margin  of  profit  as  the  net  results  of 
the  year.  Tlie  expenditures  of  the  Sun  Mutual  have  exceeded 
its  receipts  by  nearly  a  million  of  dollars,  obliging  the  company 
to  cancel  all  its  outstanding  scrip  to.  the  amount  of  $1,161,820, 
and  to  fortify  its  assets  by  a  subscription  of  $500,000  cash 
capital,  and  by  a  proposed  subscription  of  a  like  amount  of 
notes  in  advance  of  premiums. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Companies. 

The  Home  Mutual  Insurance  Companies  comprise  53  Fire 
companies,  4  Fire-Marine  companies,  and  8  purely  Marine 
companies.  The  condition  of  these  several  companies,  as 
regards  the  amount  at  risk,  gross  assets  and  liabilities,  and  the 
surplus  or  deficiency  of  each,  is  shown  in  the  following  table.* 

*  See  also  Abatract  and  Remarks,  pages  50  to  152,  and  Comparatire  Synopsis, 
Appendix,  pages  320  to  926.  Seven  Mutual  Fire  Companies  which  do  not  require  a  fitll 
cash  premium  in  advance,  bat  rely  upon  assessment  after  the  lots  oecurs,  (see  Appendiz» 
page  824,)  are  not  included  in  this  table. 


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INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

The  following  companies  have  closed  their  business  daring 
the  past  year : — 

Charlestown  Mutual  Fire,  Charlestown. 
Haverhill  Mutual  Fire,  Haverhill. 
Mutual  Marine,  New  Bedford. 
People's  Equitable  Mutual  Fire,  Taunton. 
Plymouth  County  Mutual  Fire,  Plymouth. 

The  following  companies  are  now  closing : — 

Chelsea  Mutual  Fire,  Chelsea. 

Commercial  Mutual  Marine,  (old  charter,)  New  Bedford. 

Marlborough  Mutual  Fire,  Marlborough.        * 

State  Mutual,  (Fire,)  Boston. 

The  Equitable  Safety  Insurance  Company  of  Boston,  owing 
to  excessi^  losses  in  its  marine  department  since  November  1, 
1866,  has  ceased  to  take  risks,  and  is  cancelling  its  outstanding 
policies,  paying  the  return  premiums  and  all  claims  for  loss  in 
full.  It  is  not  yet  decided  whether  the  company  will  be  able 
to  resume  business  under  its  present  organization. 

The  Mutual  Fire  companies  still  compose  the  most  numerous 
class  of  the  domestic  companies.  Their  number  is  steadily  and 
somewhat  rapidly  diminishing.  The  youngest  company  doing 
business  was  chartered  six  years  since,  and  the  day  when  a 
mutual  fire  insurance  company  was  considered  an  essential 
institution  in  every  considerable  town  has  happily  passed  by. 

An  inspection  of  the  foregoing  table  would  hardly  permit  the 
system  of  mutual  fire  insurance  to  be  called  a  failure  ;  neither 
does  it  show  that  the  companies  as  a  whole  have  achieved  a 
practical  success.  The  list  presents  some  companies  with  a 
business  and  assets  so  large  that  they  rival  the  strength  of  some 
of  the  stock  companies ;  and  they  show  a  net  cash  surplus 
over  all  liabilities  so  attractive  to  the  eye  that  it  seems  almost 
ungracious  to  inquire  whether  they  have  divided  their  profits 
80  closely  as  the  letter  of  the  law  demands.  For  the  safer 
class  of  risks  these  companies  ofier  the  most.perfect  security 
against  loss  at  a  very  low  cost,  and  without  the  remotest  proba- 
bility of  assessment ;  and  the  business  is  so  judiciously  man- 
aged that  it  is  said,  with  some  show  of  truth,  that  if  a  person 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  xxxi 

can  get  his  house  insured  in  one  of  them  at  all,  he  may  con- 
clude, with  a  reasonable  degree  of  certainty,  that  it  is  wholly 
incombustible.  The  Boston  Manufacturers'  has  applied  the 
system  with  entire  success  to  the  insurance  of  manufactories, 
diminishing  the  hazard  and  rate  of  premium  hj  requiring  the 
most  thorough  precautions  on  the  part  of  the  assured,  but  thus 
accomplishing  a  double  good  by  preventing  while  it  insures 
against  loss  by  fire.  On  the  other  hand,  some  of  these  mutual 
companies  are  so  manifestly  weak  and  wanting  in  base,  that 
it  requires  only  a  small  ripple  of  adversity  to  carry  them  under. 
An  assessment  would  terminate  their  lease  of  life. 

The  decline  of  the  Mutual  Fire  companies  in  the  State  of 
New  York  has  been  even  more  marked  and  rapid  than  in  this 
Commonwealth.  In  1853,  sixty-three  of  these  companies 
reported  to  the  Comptroller  of  that  State.  In  1866,  only  six- 
teen companies  remained,  and  five  of  these  were  reported  as 
winding  up. 

Beserye  fob  Be>-Insubakce. 

In  stating  the  condition  of  an  insurance  company  as  regards 
the  balance  of  its  assets  and  liabilities,  the  reserve  for  re-insur- 
ance, or  the  amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
constitutes  in  most  cases  much  the  largest  item  on  the  side  of 
liabilities.  It  is  of  some  importance,  therefore,  to  ascertain  if 
ibis  item  is  correctly  set  down  as  regards  its  amount.  This  is 
especially  true  in  the  case  of  the  joint  stock  companies, — the 
fact  of  a  surplus  over  capital,  or  a  deficiency  of  capital,  being 
generally  regarded  as  afiecting  somewhat  seriously  the  standing 
of  the  company  with  the  public. 

Of  the  propriety  of  requiring  this  reserve,  and  of  treating  it 
as  a  liability,  in  testing  the  soundness  of  a  company,  there  can 
be  no  practical  question.  It  consists  of  unearned  premiums, 
constituting  the  fund  specially  provided,  and  first  to  be  resorted 
to,  for  paying  expenses  and  losses  which  it  is  assumed  will 
accrue,  though  in  what  precise  measure  it  cannot  be  foreseen. 
It  is  not  a  liability  in  the  sense  of  an  immediate  obligation  to 
pay.  Neither  is  the  capital  stock  such  a  liability.  Tlie  liability 
of  the  company  for  both  is  in  some  sense  a  constructive  one, 
growing  out  of  the  nature  and  supposed  requirements  of  the 
business.    It  rests  upon  an  implied  obligation  of  the  company 


xxxii     INSDRANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

to  the  public,  which  the  law  recognizes  and  enforces,  that  the 
former  will  and  ought  to  hold  and  keep  good,  as  a  guarantee  for 
the  security  of  the  latter,  not  only  the  full  amount  of  its  capital 
stock,  but  also  so  much  of  the  premiums  receiFcd  in  advance  of 
the  risks  assumed  as  have  not  already  been  earned  by  carrying 
the  risks. 

In  this  State,  the  amount  of  the  re-insurance  fund  was  for- 
merly reckoned  at  one  hundred  per  cent.,  or  the  full  amount 
of  the  premiums  received  on  unexpired  risks ;  and  this  not 
only  for  the  purpose  of  ascertaining  the  surplus  divisible  as 
profits  among  the  stockholders,  but  in  testing  the  soundness  of 
the  company  for  the  purposes  of  public  supervision.  For  the 
latter  purposes,  the  rule  was  changed  some  years  since  by  the 
Insurance  Commissioners  of  this  State,  for  reasons*  stated  by 
them  in  their  Sixth  Annual  Report, — the  estimate  being 
reduced  from,  one  hundred  to  fifty  per  cent.  The  able  Super- 
intendent of  Insurance  in  the  State  of  New  York  has  recently 
raised  the  standard,  so  far  as  marine  and  inland  risks  are  con- 
cerned, to  the  rate  of  one  hundred  per  cent,  formerly  adopted 
here.  This  action  appears  to  have  been  based  on  the  advice  of 
marine  underwriters,  the  precise  grounds  of  which,  and  tlie 
reasons  for  discriminating  between  marine  and  fire  risks,  are 
not  stated.  While  the  wisdom  of  allowing  at  any  time  a 
standard  lower  than  one  hundred  per  cent,  for  all  kinds  of 
risks,  may  well  be  questioned,  it  has  not  been  deemed  judi- 
cious to  raise  the  standard  during  a  period  of  severe  trial  to 
the  companies ;  and  the  re-insurance  fund  for  marine  and 
inland,  as  well  as  for  fire  risks,  has  been  computed  as  hereto- 
fore, at  fifty  per  cent,  of  the  premiums  on  unexpired  risks. 

Some  of  the  companies,  in  returning  the  amount  required 
for  re-insurance,  adopt  the  approved  standard  of  fifty  per  cent., 

*  "  While  we  recognize  as  soand  Uie  principle  of  the  statnte,  that  no  part  of  the  pre- 
mium  on  risks  not  terminated  should  be  considered  as  divisible  sarplns,  jet  consideriog 
that  a  different  rule  is  favored  in  other  States,  and  especially  that  in  the  State  of  New 
York,  under  its  present  able  and  efficient  insurance  department,  the  surplus  of  each  com- 
pany is  shown  annually  on  the  rule  of  allowing  60  per  cent,  of  the  premium  for  re-insor- 
ance,  we  have  thought  best  to  show  the  standing  of  all  the  companies  whose  returns  are 
made  to  us  by  the  same  rule.  The  surplus  shown  by  this  rule,  if  fortunately  any  can  be, 
must  not  be  mistaken  for  divitible  wrplus ;  it  is  only  probable  turphu,  and  we  estimate  it, 
that  our  own  companies  may  not  appear  to  disadvantage  in  comparison  with  companies 
officially  valued  elsewhere  by  a  laxer  rule  than  that  which  has  been  sanctioned  here.** 

Bixth  Annttal  Report  of  the  Ins.  ConCrt  of  Afaa.^  page  ix. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  xxxiii 

whilo  others  adopt  an  estimate  considerably  higher  or  lower 
than  this.  The  answers  given,  however,  are  of  little  practical 
consequence,  because  the  liability  for  re-insurance  is  squared 
by  the  same  rule  for  all  the  companies.  But  the  answers 
returned  to  another  interrogatory, — to  wit,  The  amount  of  pre- 
miums received  on  all  outstanding  risks, — ^is  of  more  conse- 
quence, because  it  is  by  taking  50  per  cent.,  or  one  half  of  this 
item,  that  the  liability  for  re-insurance  is  ascertained. 

It  is  safe  to  say,  that  the  answers  to  this  interrogatory  are  not 
always  based  upon  a  careful  application  of  the  fundamental 
rules  of  arithmetic,  and  that  in  some  cases  they  are  little  better 
tlian  a  rough  estimate  or  a  mere  guess.  There  are  no  data 
available  outside  of  the  office  of  a  company  for  testing  the  cor- 
rectness of  its  estimate  with  exactness ;  but  it  is  evident  that 
the  reserve  for  re-insurance  for  companies  doing  a  similar  busi- 
ness should  bear  a  somewhat  uniform  ratio,  not  only  to  the 
premiums  received  on  all  the  unexpired  risks,  but  to  the  gross 
premium  receipts  for  the  year  covered  by  the  return.  This 
latter  item  is  also  called  for  by  the  statement,  and  as  it  is  easily 
ascertained  from  the  books  of  the  company  with  precise  accu- 
racy, and  as  there  is  no  apparent  inducement  for  returning  it 
too  low,  it  may  be  taken  to  be  correctly  stated. 

It  may  be  assumed  that  in  most  if  not  all  the  stock  compa- 
nies, a  large  proportion  of  the  fire  risks  are  for  the  term  of  one 
year,  and  that  tlie  fire  risks  for  a  shorter  term  are  somewhere 
nearly  counterbalanced  by  those  for  a  longer  term,  so  that  the 
average  term  of  all  the  risks  is  one  year.  Assuming  that  this 
is  so  in  the  case  of  a  given  company,  and  that  the  business 
done  and  the  rates  charged  are  uniform  throughout  the  year, 
it  is  plain  that  the  reserve  for  re-insurance  at  the  end  of  the 
year,  on  the  risks  taken  during  the  year,  would  be  just  50  per 
cent,  of  the  whole  amount  of  premiums  received.  This  is 
made  apparent  to  the  eye  by  the  following  table,  in  which  it  is 
assumed  for  convenience  that  all  the  risks  are  taken  at  the 
middle  of  each  month,  and  the  premium  on  each  month's  risks 
is  represented  by  12  for  the  whole  year,  or  1  for  each  month 
of  the  year. 


\ 


INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 


SiSBi  WBSH  TAKXV.  . 

Amount  of  pre- 
miamt  reoelved. 

Proportion      or 
Uthi   of   prft> 
miam   earned, 
Hot.  1, 186& 

Proportion     or 
IStba  of  premt- 
nm  not  earned, 
Not.  1.  WfL 

1865,  November  (15), 
"    December,   " 

1866;  January,      *' 
"    February,    " 
"    March,         " 
«    April,           " 
"    May,            " 
"    June,            « 
"    July,            « 
"    August,        " 
"     September,  " 
«    October,       " 

12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 

11.5 

10.5 

9.5 

8.5 
7.5 
6.5 
6.5 
4.5 
8.6 
2.5 
1.5 
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1.5 
2.5 

3.5 
4.5 
5.5 
6.5 
7.5 
8.5 
9.5 
10.6 
11.5 

Totals, 

1        • 

144 

72. 

72. 

The  footings  show  that  72-144ths,  or  one  half  of  the  year's 
premiums  are  unearned,  and  should  be  held  as  a  reserve  for 
re-insurance,  at  its  close.  But  as  some  of  the  longer  outstand- 
ing risks  are  supposed  to  have  been  taken,  and  the  premiums 
on  them  received,  during  previous  years,  the  whole  amount  of 
the  re-insurance  fund  should  in  the  case  assumed  somewhat 
exceed  fifty  per  cent,  of  the  premium  receipts  of  the  year  just 
closed. 

The  same  result  would  obtain  in  the  case  of  all  companies,  to 
which  the  conditions  assumed  were  applicable.  A  change  of 
either  of  the  conditions  would  vary  the  result.  To  reduce  its 
reserve  for  re-insurance  below  50  per  cent,  of  the  premium 
receipts  for  the  year,  a  company  must  show  that  the  shorter 
risks  taken  relatively  exceed  the  longer  ones,  or  that  its  busi- 
ness, or  the  rates  of  premium,  or  both,  have  declined  towards 
the  end  of  the  year.  If  the  reverse  of  either  of  these  facts  is 
true,  it  would  tend  to  raise  the  ratio.  The  general  increase  of 
premium  rates  towards  the  close  of  the  last  year,  would  seem 
to  call  for  a  ratio  unusually  high. 


The  following  table  shows  the  ratio  of  the  liability  for 
re-insurance, — as  computed  at  50  per  cent,  upon  the  data  fur- 
nished by  the  sworn  statements  of  the  several  joint  stock  com- 
panies of  this  and  other  States, — to  the  gross  premium  receipts 


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of  each  for  the  year  covered  hj  the  return.  A  few  of  the 
Home  companies  which  do  a  chiefly  marine  business  are  omit- 
ted. Tlie  figures  given  relate  only  to  tlie  fire  business  of  the 
companies  named, — those  relating  to  marine  and  inland  risks 
having  been  carefully  eliminated,  except  in  the  cases  indicated, 
whore  the  requisite  data  were  not  furnished.  The  sums  stated 
in  the  first  and  second  columns,  are  those  returned  by  the 
companies.  The  amounts  in  the  third  column  are  found  by 
taking  one  half  of  those  in  the  second,  and  the  fourth  states 
the  ratio  of  the  third  to  the  first. 


TaUe  showing  the  ratio  of  the  liability  for  reinsurance  to  premium 
receipts^  on  the  data  famished  by  the  joint  stock  companies. 


' 

9    o    • 
g   «   S 

i    ^   t 

£•8  ? 

11  i 

1 « 

mi 

• 

Premiams 
on  all  oate 
ing  flre  rial 

eompated 
per  cent 

lis! 

Home  Companies. 

American,  Boston,  . 

•39,300 

•33,432 

•18,716 

42.5 

Bay  State,  Worcester,    . 

36,850 

41,930 

20,965- 

57.6 

Boston,  Boston,       . 

45,933 

39,866 

19,933 

43.3 

Boylston,  Boston,   . 

65,655 

60,958 

30,479 

46.4 

City  Fire,  Boston,  . 

29,804 

85,048 

17,524 

58.7 

Eliot,  Boston, .... 

105,531 

103,850 

51,925 

49.2 

Piremen's,  Boston, . 

122,704 

135,468 

67,734 

55.2 

Franklin,  Boston,   . 

44,640 

44,450 

22,225 

49.7 

Howard,  Boston,     . 

44,419 

51,494 

25,747 

57.9 

Manufacturers',  Boston, . 

99,599 

112,628 

56,314 

66.5 

Merchants',  Boston, 

83,968 

70,602 

35,301 

42.0 

National,  Boston,    . 

174,536 

131,670 

65,835 

87.7 

Neptune,  Boston,    . 

90,467 

76,480 

38,240 

42.2 

North  American,  Boston, 

59,788 

96,024 

48,012 

80.3 

People's,  Worcester, 

199,140 

282,724 

141,362 

70.9 

Frescott,  Boston,     . 

65,320 

86,986 

43,493 

66.6 

Shoe  h  Leath.  Dealers',  Boston, 

74,467 

81,418 

40,709 

64.6 

Springfield  F.  &  M.,  Spring'ld, 

842,710 

363,300 

181,650 

53.0 

Soffolk,  Boston, 

81,086 

99,504 

49,752 

61.8 

Traders'  &  Mechanics',  Lowell, 

21,495 

27,638 

13,819 

64.2 

Washington,  Boston, 

44,9ld 

39,034 

19,517 

43.4 

Totals,     .... 

•1,871,829 

•2,014,504 

•1,007,252 

63.8 

xxxvi    INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 


Table  showing  the  ratio  of  the  liability  for  reHfuurcmce  to  premium 

receipts,  Sfc, — Continued. 


GroM  premlamt 
received  on  fire 
risks  during  the 
year. 

ill 

1  s^ 

n 

a  c  ^ 

III 

Ills 
fill 

Compan's  of  other  States. 
JGtna,  Hartford,      . 
-Etna,  New  York,  . 
Albany  City,  Albany,  N.  Y., . 
American,  Providence,  . 
Arctic,  New  York, 

13,280,722 
81,962 

154,185 
65,920 

544,506 

92,434,576 

49,773 

51,396 

66,716 

255,918 

»1,217,288 

24,887 

25,698 

33,358 

177,959 

37.1 
30.4 
16.6 
50.6 
32.6 

Astor,  New  York,  . 
Atlantic,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Atlantif,  Providence, 
Baltic,  New  York, . 
Beekman,  New  York,    . 

150,175 
263,109 
99,512 
209,013 
152,696 

94,778 

184,176 

91,192 

72,442 

103,262 

47,889 
92,088 
45,596 
36,221 
51,631 

81.5 
35.0 
45.8 
17.3 
83.8 

Capital  City,  Albany, 
Citizens'*  New  York, 
City  Fire,  Hartford, 
Cleveland,  Cleveland,  0., 
Commerce,  New  York,   . 

28,376 

291,294 

278,371 

21,095 

45,209 

24,628 

181,384 

245,750 

19,430 

27,768 

12,314 

90,692 

122,875 

9,715 

13,884 

43.3 
81.1 
44.1 
46.0 
80.7 

Commerce,  Albany, 
Connecticut,  Hartford,    . 
Continental,  New  York, 
Delaware  Mut.  Safety,  Philad., 
Enterprise,  Philadelphia, 

225,105 
112,071 
598,734 
139,692 
169,342 

186,228 
85,410 
538,860 
127,617 
121,394 

93,114 
42,705 
269,430 
63,859 
60,697 

41.3 
88.1 
45.0 
45.7 
85.8 

Enterprise,  Cincinnati,   . 
Equitable,  Providence,   . 
Excelsior,  New  York,     . 
Firemen's,  New  York,    . 
Fulton,  New  York, 

79,312 

63,711 

165,613 

125,619 

197,199 

40,000 

59,670 

129,834 

101,294 

130,000 

20,000 
29,835 
64,917 
50,647 
65,000 

25.2 
46.8 
39.1 
40.3 
82.9 

Gormania,  New  York,    . 
Hanover,  New  York, 
Hartford,  Hartford, 
Home,  New  Haven, 
.Home,  New  York,  . 

538,633* 

801,902 

1,209,247 

1,096,849 

1,995,949 

200,000t 
169,460 

1,192,822 
767,794 

2,041,114 

100,000 

84,730 

596,411 

383,897 

1,020,557 

18.5 
28.0 
49.3 
34.9 
51.1 

Hope,  Providence,  . 
Howard,  New  York, 
Ins.  Co.  of  N  Amer*a,  Philad., 
International,  New  York, 
Irving,  New  York, . 

79,510 
141,310 
650,376 
803,515 
117,794 

68,990 
120,114 
476,440 
644,454 
100,000 

34,495 

60,057 

238,220 

322,227 

50,000 

43.3 
42.5 
36.6 
40.1 
42.4 

LaFayette,  Brooklyn,     . 
Lamar,  New  York, 

106,757 
167,103 

78,688 
87,278 

89,344 
43,639 

36.8 
26.1 

*  Incladiof  Inland  risks. 


t  "BsUmatad." 


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XXXTU 


Table  shamng  the  ratio  of  the  Uability  for  re-inmrance  to  premium 

receipts,  Sfc. — Concluded. 


Gross  preroiams 
received  on  fire 
risks  daring  the 
year. 

Premlamt  rec*d 
on  all  outstand- 
ing fire  risks. 

a  q  09 

Lorillard,  New  York, 
Manhattan,  New  York,  . 
Market,  New  York, 

•722,113 

782,498 
268,581 

•540,960 
550,000 
188,006 

•270,480 

275,000 

94,003 

87.4 
35.0 
35.1 

Mercantile,  New  York,  • 
Merchants',  Hartford,     . 
Merchants',  Providence, 
Metropolitan,  New  York, 
Narragansett,  Providence, 

80,051 
219,504 

82,745 

1,368,167 

264,869 

58,232 
214,240 

77,160 
814,022 
232,540 

29,116 
107,120 

38,580 
407,011 
116,270 

36.3 
43.0 
46.6 
29.7 
43.8 

Niagara,  New  York, 
North  American,  New  York,'  . 
North  American,  Hartford,     . 
Norwich,  Norwich, 
Pheniz,  Brooklyn, . 

• 

621,323 
504,146 
242,397 
206,241 
871,466 

360,350 
349,832 
188,582 
103,120 
601,550 

180,175 

174,916 

94,291 

51,560 

300,775 

28.9 
34.7 
38.8 
25.0 
34.5 

Phcenix,  Hartford,  . 
Providence  Washing'n,  Prov., 
Putnam,  Hartford,  • 
Relief,  New  York,  . 
Bepnblic,  New  York, 

1,045,598 
153,801 
410,151 
213,587 
332,329 

715,096 
143.076 
328,368 
95,000 
182,670 

857,548 
71,538 

164,184 
47,500 
91,335 

84.1 
46.5 
40.0 
22.2 
27.4 

Resolute,  New  York, 
Roger  Williams,  Providence,  . 
Security,  New  York, 
Standard,  New  York,     . 
Tradesmen's,  New  York, 

223,236 
60,951 
852,840 
187,934 
165,911 

182,926 
51,938 

863,948 
95,354 

100,280 

66,463 
25,969 
181,974 
47,677 
50,140 

29.7 
42.5 
21.3 
84.6 
80.2 

Washington,  New  York, 
Western,  Buffalo,   . 
Yonkers  &  N.  York,  N.  York, 

491,522* 

96,364 

802,137 

160,454 
110,204 
187,794 

80,227 
55,102 
93,897 

16.3 
57.1 
31.0 

Totals,     .... 

925,501,949 

•18,316,352 

•9,208,227 

86.1 

*  Inelttdiog  inland  risks. 


Making  all  due  allowances,  a  range  of  ratio  from  below  20 
per  cent,  to  oyer  80  per  cent.,  must  be  regarded  as  a  little  sur- 
prising. If  we  select  a  group  of  companies  well  known  to  be 
taking  the  same  sort  of  risks,  it  makes  no  difference  what  sort, 
a  margin  of  20  or  25  per  cent,  is  altogether  too  wide  not  to 
require  some  explanation.  Taking,  for  example,  a  class  of 
companies  of  which  the  Home  Insurance  Company  of  New 


xxxviii    INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.    [Jan. 

York  is  a  fair  representative, — a  company  which  is  placed,  bj 
its  commanding  position  and  ample  surplus,  above  all  tempta- 
tion to  crowd  its  balance, — it  requires  some  explanation  not 
lying  on  the  surface  of  any  known  facts,  to  show  why  its  ratio 
is  over  fifty  per  cent.,  while  that  of  some  of  its  competitors  in 
the  same  line  of  business  ranges  all  the  way  down  to  30  per 
cent.,  more  or  less.  If  wo  assume  any  ratio  as  a  fair  one  with 
margin  enough  for  all  the  companies,  or  for  any  group  of 
them, — whether  it  be  the  averago  ratio  for  the  home  companies 
at  54  per  cent,  or  that  of  the  companies  of  other  States  at  36 
per  cent.,  or  any  intermediate  ratio, — its  application  would 
make  strange  havoc  with  the  surpluses  and  deficiencies  of  the 
several  companies,  as  they  now  stand  in  the  abstract  and  tables, 
computed  in  the  usual  way.  Some  would  find  themselves  in 
possession  of  a  surplus  they  never  dreamed  of,  while  that  of 
others  would  dwindle  into  less  tlian  nothingness;  and  some, 
whose  deficiency  already  approaches  the  legal  minimum,  would 
find  it  rapidly  shifting  to  the  wrong  side  of  the  line. 

It  is  not  of  course  intended  to  charge  the  ofiicers  of  any 
company,  directly  or  by  implication,  with  deliberate  fraud,  or 
intentional  tampering  with  a  statement  returned  under  the 
sanction  of  an  oath.  It  is  intended  to  expose  and  condemn 
the  practice,  wherever  it  exists,  of  returning  a  loose  guess  as 
an  ascertained  fact.  The  figures  given  in  the  table  are  to  be 
looked  at  with  the  understanding  that  a  considerable  margin  is 
required  by  the  varying  characteristics  of  the  business,  as  it  is 
conducted  by  the  different  companies  or  classes  of  companies. 
And  the  result  will  be  just  what  it  ought  to  be, — that  any  com- 
pany which,  after  all  due  allowances,  has  unduly  gained  the 
credit  of  a  surplus,  or  diminished  its  actual  deficiency  on  paper 
by  an  estimate  clearly  wide  of  tlie  mark,  will  only  lose  the 
confidence  of  the  public,  especially  if  it  is  found  that  the 
guessing  is  tlie  wildest  where  the  greatest  necessity  for  it  exists. 

•  Experience  of  Insurance  Companies. 

The  past  year  has  been  one  of  severe  trial  and  disaster  in 
the  business  of  insurance.  Some  of  the  companies  have  failed 
altogether.  Others  have  been  compelled  to  retire  before 
approaching  ruin,  and  the  necessity  of  some  reform  in  the 
mode  of  doing  the  business  has  been  forced  upon  the  attention 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT -No.  9.  xxxix 

of  all.  The  public  has  learned  this  nofc  only  from  the  fre- 
quent record  of  destructive  fires,  proving  often  more  disastrous 
to  the  insurers  than  the  insured,  but  perhaps  even  more 
sensibly  from  a  general  advance  in  the  rates  demanded  for 
insurance. 

As  general  statements  and  impressions  are  apt  to  be  loose 
and  incorrect,  the  following  tables  have  been  prepared,  to  show, 
as  far  as  statistics  in  this  office  permit,  the  actual  experience  of 
the  joint  stock  companies  for  nine  years  past.  The  tables  are 
compiled  from  the  statements  of  all  the  companies  making  full* 
returns  in  each  of  the  years  from  1858  to  1866,  both  inclusive. 
Of  course,  tUe  particular  companies  whose  experience  is  repre- 
sented vary  somewhat  from  year  to  year,  new  companies  com- 
ing in  and  others  retiring.  It  should  also  be  borne  in  mind, 
that  the  tables  exhibit  the  experience  of  what  may  be  called 
successful  companies,  that  is  to  say,  the  experience  of  the  com- 
panies before  serious  disaster  has  overtaken  them.  The  last 
chapter  in  the  record  of  such  companies  as  have  failed,  with- 
drawn or  wound  up  in  any  year,  is  wanting,  because  they  make 
no  return  of  their  last  year's  business.  Consequently  the 
exhibit  made  by  the  tables  is  not  so  dark  by  some  shades  as  the 
reality. 

• 

The  first  table  [A]  is  designed  to  show  the  comparative  loss, 
by  joint  stock  companies,  on  each  $1,000  at  risk.  The  first 
column  shows  the  amount  at  risk  at  the  end  of  the  year,  and 
the  second  the  losses  paid  during  the  same  year.  Unless  the 
amount  at  risk  at  the  end  of  any  year  is  a  fair  average  for  the 
whole  year,  the  ratio  obtained  may  not  be  correct,  as  applied  to 
the  particular  year.  But  the  data  are  exact  enough  for  the 
comparison  of  difierent  years,  which  is  the  main  object  in  view. 

*  The  retarns  of  some  of  the  companies  furnish  data  for  one  of  the  columns  in  a  given 
table,  bat  not  the  other.  In  such  case  the  company  is  omitted  from  both.  This  may 
accoont  for  apparent  discrepancies  between  the  tables. 

Yaloable  aid  has  been  rendered  by  Mr.  Sarqkmt,  the  Cleric  of  the  department,  in  the 
preparation  of  these  and  other  tables.  The  Commissioner  would  not  do  justice  to  his 
own  feelings  if  he  failed  to  acknowledge  his  indebtedness  to  the  assistance  of  this  gentle- 
man, already  well  known  to  the  public  as  a  member  of  the  late  Insurance  Commission. 
Hia  long  experience  in  the  duties  of  the  office,  especially  those  relating  to  fire  and 
xnarine  insurance,  and  his  laborious  and  cheerful  fidelity  in  his  present  position,  have 
l)een  of  invaluable  service,  not  only  to  the  Commissioner,  but  to  the  public  and  to  the 
Commonwealth. 


xl  INSURANCE  COMlilSSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 


TABLE  A — Showing  the  Ratio  of  Lou  to  AmowU  at  £i$L 
Home  Joint  Stock  Companies. 


Loss  oa 

Tear. 

Amount  At  Bisk. 

Lonea  PaltL 

each  •Ijm 
at  Risk. 

!• 

1858, 

9132,854,841 

9422,953 

93  18 

1859, 

125,151,696 

804,762 

6  43 

1860, 

146,710,129 

927,832 

6  32 

1861, 

126,101,635 

963,266 

7  64 

Fire  Experience,    . 

1862, 

155,571,139 

1,185.147 

7  62 

1863, 

167,626,237 

630,122 

3  76 

1864, 

'218,055,451 

1,220,043 

5  59 

1865, 

196,456,708 

1,347,793 

6  86 

ta 

1866, 

203,612,407 

1,600,002 

7  86 

Totals, 

- 

91,472,140,243 

99,101,920 

96  18 

p 

1858, 

970,858,938 

92,153,327 

930  40 

1859, 

45,545,105 

2,203,781 

48  40 

1860, 

52,154,961 

1,834,893 

35  20 

1861, 

39,265,893 

1,500,606 

38  20 

Marine  Experience, 

1862. 

88,742,435 

1,247,963 

32  20 

1863, 

44,231,950 

2,077,754 

47  00 

1864, 

46,338,562 

1,545,590 

33  40 

1865, 

43,429,730 

1,385,081 

31  90 

■• 

1866, 

61,491,701 

1,990,725 

•32  40 

Totals, 

- 

9442,059,275 

$15,939,720 

936  00 

Joint  Stock  Companies  of  other  States 

AND  Countries. 

w 

1858, 

9709,577,914 

93,109,161 

94  38 

1859, 

890,258,142 

4,034,238 

4  53 

1860, 

1,150,988,691 

.     6,375,795 

5  54 

1861, 

1,211,980,624 

5,791,743 

4  78 

Fire  Experience,    . 

1862, 

965,103,074 

5,331,202 

5  52 

1863, 

1,187,130,936 

5,037,351 

4  24 

1864, 

1,788,295,610 

8,624,697 

4  82 

1865, 

2,116,007,554 

13,247,526 

6  26 

. 

1866, 

2,626,514,060 

21,377,890 

8  14 

Totals,      . 

- 

912,645,806,605 

972,929,603 

95  76 

f 

1858, 

91,785,835 

956,752 

931  80 

1859, 

9,587,650 

403,623 

42  10 

1860, 

21,059,948 

538,556 

25  57 

1861, 

8,398,416 

778,389 

92  70 

Marine  Experience, 

1862, 

15,100,617 

554,510 

36  70 

1863, 

17,292,284 

1,030,380 

59  60 

1884, 

27,448,549 

1,634,777 

59  55 

1865, 

87,961,036 

2,277,500 

59  99 

. 

1866, 

54,899,404 

4,279,950 

77  96 

ToUlfl,      . 

- 

9193,533,639 

911,554,437 

959  70 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOOUMBNT—No.  ». 


«li 


TABLE  B-^Skowing  th«  BaUo  of  Lou  to  Pr«mtm  Income. 

Home  Joint  Stock  Compahirs. 


Tmc. 

.  Premlam  Be- 
eeipta. 

LOMM  Dftid. 

B^ttoofLotMi 
to  Preiaiiim 
Beoeipti. 

p 

1868, 

•1,272,316 

•422,953 

38.2 

, 

1869, 

1,343,921 

804,762 

69.9 

1860, 

1,346,045 

927,832 

68.9 

1861, 

1,283,326 

963,266 

75.1 

Fire  Experience,    • 

1862, 

1,289,411 

1,185,147 

91.9 

1863, 

1,405,688 

630,122 

44.8 

1864, 

1,886,220 

1,220,048 

64.7 

1866, 

1,868,474 

1,347,793 

72.1 

k 

1866, 

1,873,169 

1,600,002 

86.4 

Totals,     . 

- 

•13,567,469 

•9,101,920 

67.1 

1868, 

•8,696,802 

•2,163,827 

69.9 

1869, 

8,216,762 

8,208,781 

68.6 

1860, 

2,686,792 

1,834,893 

68.8 

1861, 

2,249,441 

1,500,606 

66.7 

Marine  Experience, 

1862, 

2,119,887 

1,247,963 

68.9 

1863, 

2,778,032 

2,077,764 

74.8 

1864, 

2,261,360 

1,646,690 

6a7 

1866, 

1,660,806 

1,385,081 

83.4 

b 

1866, 

2,638,971 

1,990,725 

78.4 

Totals,     . 

- 

•23,097,848 

•15,939,720 

69.0 

JoiKT  Stock  Companibs  of  othbb  States  and  Countbibs. 


Fira  Experience,    . 

1868, 
1859, 
1860, 
1861, 
1862, 
1863, 
1864, 
1866, 
1866, 

•6,867,113 

8,683,485 

10,121,284 

9,046,891 
8,773,776 
11,302,708 
17,186,518 
21,178,636 
29,527,091 

•3,109,161 

'4,034,238 

6,375,795 

6,791,743 

6,331,202 

6,037,351 

8,624,697 

13,247,626 

21,377,890 

45.8 
46.4 
63.0 
64.0 
60.8 
44.8 
60.1 
62.6 
724 

Totals,     • 
llarine  Experience, 

1858, 
1859, 
1860, 
1861, 
1862, 
1863, 
1864, 
1866, 
1866, 

•122,747,491 

•160,612 

640,447 

892,279 

869,017 

1,444,224 

1,942,675 

4,154,781 

6,884,623 

8,920,493 

•72,929,603 

•56,752 

408,623 

538,666 

778,389 

564,510 

1,030,380 

2,774,873 

4,674,270 

7,809,470 

59.4 

36.8 
63.0 
60.4 
89.6 
88.4 
68.0 
66.7 
67.8 
81.9 

Totals,     . 

- 

•26,908,961 

•18,120,828 

69.9 

6 


xlii        INSUEANCB  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Jan. 

Table  B  shows  the  ratio  of  losses  to  premium  receipts.  A 
comparison  of  the  latter  with  the  amounts  at  risk  for  corres- 
ponding years  in  table  A,  will  show  approximately  whether  the 
rates  of  premium  charged  have  kept  pace  with  the  increasing 
ratios  of  loss. 

Table  G  shows  the  ratio  of  working  expenses  to  premium 
receipts,  including  in  the  former  all  expenditures  except  those 
for  payment  of  losses  and  dividends  to  stockholders.  The 
receipts  and  expenses  of  the  fire  and  the  marine  business  are 
not  discriminated. 

TABLE  O-^Showing  the  Ratio  of  Working  Expenses  to  Premium 

Receipts. 
Home  Joint  Stock  Companies. 


TMff. 


Franlam  Beoelpta. 


CommlMloiui  uid  Ez- 
p«nMf. 


B«tk>. 


1858,  . 

1859,  . 

1860,  . 

1861,  . 

1862,  • 
1868,  . 

1864,  . 

1865,  . 

1866,  . 

Totals, 


•4,869,117 
4,559,683 
4,031,837 
3,532,767 
3,409,298 
4,183,620 
4,137,570 
3,529,280 
4,412,140 


836,665,312 


•444,003 
511,975 
442,395 
453,464 
377,832 
451,264 
617,794 
749,854 
764,772 


•4,813,353 


9.1 
11.2 
11.0 
12.8 
11.1 
10.8 
14.9 
21.2 
17.3 


13.1 


Joint  Stock  Companies  of  other  States  and  Countries. 


1858,  . 

1859,  . 

1860,  . 

1861,  . 

1862,  . 

1863,  . 

1864,  . 

1865,  . 

1866,  . 

Totals, 
Grand  totals, 


•7,027,725 
9,323,932 
11,018,563 
9,915,898 
10,217,999 
13,305,283 
21,341,300 
28,399,407 
35,259,973 


•145,805,080 
•182,470,392 


•1,485,269 
2,408,418 
2,825,165 
2,864,573 
2,441,400 
3,155,717 
5,311,707 
7,102,658 
9,798,043 


•37,392,950 
•42,206,803 


21.1 
25.8 
2.5.7 
28.9 
23.9 
23.7 
24.8 
25.0 
27.7 


25.6 
23.1 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


xliil 


Table  D  is  designed  to  show  how  far  the  stockholders  of  the 
companies  have  been  obliged  to  forego  the  liberal  profits  which 
the  business  has  paid  them  in  more  prosperous  times.  The 
ratios  in  the  last  half  of  the  table  are  probably  affected  by  a 
failure  of  a  portion  of  the  companies  in  some  years  to  return 
dividends  actually  paid. 


TABLE  D — Slowing  the  Percentage  of  Dividend  on  Cash  CapitaL 

Home  Joint  Stock  Companies. 


Year. 


CMh  CapitaL 


DlTldendB  paid. 


Percentaga 
ofdlrldaDdfl 
to  capital. 


1858,  . 

1859,  . 

1860,  . 

1861,  . 

1862,  . 

1863,  . 

1864,  . 

1865,  . 

1866,  . 

Totals, 


•6,353,100 
6,786,100 
7,089,500 
6,554,400 
6,353,500 
6,207,100 
6,651,000 
6,401,000 
5,951,000 


•58,296,700 


•1,023,042 

1,222,042 

1,096,227 

1,041,789 

814,358 

933,156 

991,948 

1,242,619 

776,262 


•9,141,393 


16.10 
18.14 
15.46 
15.89 
12.81 
15.03 
14.91 
19.41 
18.04 


15.68 


Joint  Stock  Companies  of  other  States  and  Countries. 


1858,  . 

1859,  . 

1860,  . 

1861,  .   .   . 

1862,  . 

1863,  . 

1864,  . 

1865,  . 

1866,  .   . 

Totals, 

* 

Grand  totals, 


•15,720,716 
19,229,000 
21,093,451 
15,053,471 
14,441,455 
26,676,839 
30,172,899 
33,819,467 
34,367,918 


•210,575,216 
•268,871,916 


•3,236,445 
3,876,682 
1,663,038 
1,416,700 
1,517,869 
1,854,772 
2,857,863 
3,994,688 
3,184,637 


•23,552,694 
•32,694,087 


20.58 

20.16 
7.88 
9.41 

10.51 
6.95 
9.47 

11.81 
9.12 


11.18 
12.16 


Table  E  exiiibits  the  ratio  of  all  the  expenditures,  including 
dividends,  to  all  the  receipts,  including  income  of  investments, 
showing  how  much  is  left  at  the  end  of  each  year  for  surplus 
and  accumulation. 


x\ir      INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.      [Ju, 


'  TABLB  B-^Showing  the  Ratio  of  Oroa  Es^pendUism  to  Gro$t 

IneowM, 

HoMB  Jonn  Stock  Compakiss. 


Tuff. 


Total  XaMme. 


T»tal  Ezpendltar«f. 


BAtloorSx< 
peadttm 
to 


1858, 

1859 

1860,  

1861, 

1862, 

1868,.        .        .        .       '. 

1864, 

1865,  •        •     •  •        •        • 

1866, 

Totalf, 


•5,597,187 
5,272,268 
4,761,781 
4,188,216 
4,668,528 
4,838,752 
4,996,016 
5,117,048 
5,306,062 


•44,185,853 


•3,995,324 
4,742,559 
4,-801,347 
8,959,075 
8,625,800 
4,092,296 
4,375,875 
4,725,345 
5,131,762 


•38,948,383 


71^ 
89.9 
90.8 
94.6 
89.2 
84.6 
87.6 
92.3 
96.7 


9SJ2 


Jonrr  Stock  Companies  or  othkr  States  and  Ck>uNTRiBs. 


1858,  .       .       .       .       . 

1859, 

1860,  

1861, 

1862, 

1863,  

1864, 

1865, 

1866, 

Totals,        •       •       • 

Grand  totab, 

^1 II                    ■    -  . 
I  I  I  I  I  I  -  »  .1 


•7,912,894 
10,894,209 
12,699,081 
11,668,206 
11,560,276 
14,894,977 
24,150,715 
81,530,280 
42,035,664 


•167,345,802 
•211,481,655 


•6,187,600 
8,958,909 
11,353,054 
10,851,406 
9,844,982 
11,018,221 
19,526,145 
28,940,794 
42,005,693 


•148,686,804 
•187,685,187 


7&3 
82.2 

89.4 
93.0 
85J2 
73.9 
80.8 
91.7 
99.9 


88w8 
88.7 


It  is  apparent  from  the  foregoing  tables,  that  the  business  of 
fire  and  marine  insurance,  as  conducted  by  the  joint  stock 
companies,  has  been  rapidly  approaching  a  point  where  it  must 
either  begin  to  improye  or  fall  into  general  bankruptcy, — the 
downward  tendency  being  somewhat  more  manifest  in  the  out- 
side than  in  the  domestic  companies.  The  companies  whose 
experience  is  represented,  as  before  remarked,  are  those  which 
have  thus  far  weathered  the  storm.  If  the  money  sunk  by 
those  companies  which  have  gone  under,  were  added  to  the 
account,  it  would  show  a  very  large  sacrifice  of  capital  as  the 
net  results  of  the  business  to  the  stockholders.  The  redeeming 
feature  of  this  record  of  disaster  is  the  honorable  promptness 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  xlv 

and  fidelity  with  which,  even  in  the  extremity  of  the  company, 
the  rights  of  creditors  and  policy-holders  have  generally  been 
provided  for. 

The  ratio  of  working  expenses  to  premium  receipts  has  some- 
what increased,  but  a  considerable  increase  was  unavoidable. 
The  stockholders  of  the  companies  represented  in  the  tables 
have  not,  as  a  whole,  foregone  a  fair  or  even  liberal  return  by 
way  of  dividends  on  the  capital  invested,  though  somewhat 
reduced  from  former  percentages.  But  the  great  and  sufficient 
cause  of  the  perilous  condition  and  tendency  of  the  business,  is 
found  in  the  fearful  and  appalling  increase  of  the  destruction 
of  insured  property,  relatively  to  the  amount  at  risk  and  the 
premium  income. 

The  increase  of  fires,  so  far  as  it  is  due  to  what  may  be 
called  natural  causes,  though  a  matter  of  the  utmost  conse- 
quence to  the  public,  as  well  as  to  the  companies,  it  is  perhaps 
idle  to  speculate  about.  Something  is  undoubtedly  due  to  the 
increase  of  the  various  chemical  and  combustible  substances 
and  agents  which  science  and  the  arts,  and  the  supposed  wants 
of  civilized  life,  are  constantly  calling  into  use.  Legislation 
may  do  something  to  regulate  and  restrict  their  use,  but  they 
will  not  cease  to  exist  and  multiply.  The  terrible  conflagra- 
tion which  laid  waste  the  city  of  Portland  originated  in  the 
careless  use  of  a  fire  cracker  in  the  hands  of  a  child.  The 
Legislature  may  deem  it  wise  to  lay  its  prohibition  iipon  the 
use  of  these  pestilent  playthings  in  this  Commonwealth,  but  it  is 
not  likely  to  put  its  veto  upon  the  friction  match,  probably  the 
most  prolific  of  all  the  sources  and  instruments  of  accidental 
or  intentional  burning. 

It  is  not  supposed  that  an  unusual  proportion  of  the  fires 
occurring  within  the  last  two  years  is  to  be  charged  to  mere 
wanton  incendiarism,  nor  that  their  frequency  is  attributable  to 
a  disordered  condition  of  society,  which  was  dreaded  by  many 
as  the  natural  sequel  to  a  state  of  war.  All  such  anticipations 
have  been  happily  disappointed.  Fires  sometimes  occur  in 
rapid  succession  as  unaccountably  as  an  epidemic  comes  and 
goes ;  but  the  fact  that  the  experience  of  the  insurance  com- 
panies in  England,  as  regards  the  excessive  destruction  of 
insured  property  by  fire,  has  been  similar  to  that  of  our  own, 
and  that  Uie  same  evils  and  remedies  are  there  discussed  and 

« 

6* 


xlvi      INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 

proposed,  indicates  that  common  causes  hare  been  at  work, 
and  that  a  similar  cure  is  to  be  sought. 

It  is  doubtless  to  what  may  be  termed  tnoral  causes,  that  the 
recent  disastrous  recurrence  of  fires  is  mainly  due.  The  his- 
tory of  the  fire  malady  repeats  itself  something  in  this  wise, 
though  not  always  with  symptoms  so  violent  or  so  long  pro- 
tracted. A  period  of  prosperity  and  good  management  in  the 
business  of  insurance  builds  up  strong  companies,  and  returns 
large  profits  upon  the  capital  invested.  Fresh  capital  is 
attracted,  and  new  companies  are  formed,  which  can  gain  a 
speedy  footing  only  by  ofiering  lower  rates  to  the  insured.  An 
active  and  excessive  competition  springs  up,  established  precau- 
tions are  forgotten  or  disregarded,  and  a  general  reduction  of 
rates  ensues.  Insurance  to  an  unlimited  amount  is  easily  and 
cheaply  procured.  Security  begets  carelessness,  and  over-insur- 
ance opens  the  door  and  offers  an  inducement  to  fraud.  And 
then,  especially  if  this  state  of  things  concurs  with  falling  markets 
and  prospective  commercial  loss,  tlie  harvest  of  fires  begins.  The 
weaker  and  more  exposed  companies  of  course  go  under.  The 
stronger  and  better  managed  survive ;  and  the  public,  which 
during  the  rage  of  competition,  has  got  its  insurance  at  less 
than  its  cost  to  the  companies,  pays  enough  more  than  the  cost 
for  the  time  being,  to  replace  the  capital  which  has  been  sunk. 

The  remedy  which  first  suggests  itself  to  the  companies  is 
naturally  an  increase  of  rates ;  and  if  the  public  is  content  to 
pay  rates  high  enough,  the  companies  can  thrive  under  a 
severer  regimen  of  losses  than  they  have  yet  endured.  An 
increase  of  rates  to  some  extent  is  unquestionably  demanded 
for  the  immediate  preservation  of  the  companies.  But  the 
relief  obtained  by  any  increase  above  a  fair  average  rate  for  a 
series  of  years,  is  only  temporary  and  delusive.  It  does  not 
reach  the  seat  of  the  disease. 

Fire  insurance  has  hardly  attained  to  the  exactness  of  a 
science,  owing  to  the  want  of  well  digested  tables  based  on  the 
experience  of  the  actual  hazard  and  cost  of  insuring  different 
classes  of  risks.  If  such  tables  exist,  the  companies  which 
have  made  them  are  careful  not  to  contribute  anything  to  the 
general  stock  of  knowledge  on  the  subject.  Consequently  tlie 
rates  adopted  are  to  a  great  extent  arbitrary  and  empirical. 
The  propriety  of  the  increase,  as  applied  to  particular  classes  of 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  xlvii 

riskSy  is  not  admitted,  and  cannot  be  proved.  It  is  doubtful  if 
any  company  cau  demonstrate  by  figures  why  it  should  charge 
precisely  such  a  rate  for  insuring  a  school-house,  and  precisely 
such  another  rate  for  insuring  a  planiug-mill.  The  increased 
rates,  for  this  and  more  obvious  reasons,  are  resisted  by  the 
insured.  A  disposition  is  already  manifested  by  the  owners  of 
specific  kinds  of  property  to  take  the  business  out  of  the  hands 
of  the  companies,  and  unite  to  insure  themselves.  No  combina- 
tion of  the  companies  will  keep  the  rates  for  any  length  of  time 
above  a  fair  level.  Competition  is  sure  sooner  or  later  to  bring 
them  down.  The  public  in  one  way  or  another  will  get  insur- 
ance in  the  long  run  at  a  fair  and  moderate  cost,  exacting  of 
the  companies  such  rates  as  will  require  the  adoption  of  sound 
rules  and  thorough  precautions  to  reduce  and  prevent  losses. 
The  companies  must  look  therefore  to  other  reforms  more 
efibctive  than  a  mere  adva^ice  of  rates. 

An  error  which  has  proved  fatal  to  not  a  few  companies  is 
based  on  the  fallacy  that  a  large  and  extended  business  is 
necessarily  a  safe  and  profitable  one.  A  company  requires 
scope  enough  to  secure  a  fair  average  of  risks,  safely  dispersed 
and  a  business  and  premium  income  large  enough  to  make  any 
one  risk  very  inconsiderable  as  compared  with  the  whole.  But 
a  business  extended  any  faster  or  further  than  it  can  be  fol- 
lowed by  a  thorough  supervision  of  the  responsible  officers  of 
the  company,  is  only  widening  a  foundation  of  quicksand.  A 
company  which  puts  itself  in  the  power  of  local  agents,  unless 
they  are  selected  from  the  few  fit  for  the  torust,  and  made  to  feel 
by  constant  supervision  a  relation  at  least  as  intimate  to  the 
company  as  to  their  immediate  patrons,  is  pretty  sure  to  come 
to  ruin.  Breadth  of  base  is  correct  enough  in  theory,  but 
practically  three  out  of  four  companies  need  to  contract  rather 
than  extend  their  frontier  line  of  agencies. 

But  the  practices  most  fatal  to  the  companies  and  most 
injurious  to  the  interests  and  morals  of  the  community,  are  the 
granting  of  unlimited  insurance,  and  the  premature  payment 
and  over-payment  of  losses.  If  the  losses  fell  upon  the  capital 
only,  the  public  as  a  whole  would  have  less  interest  in  their 
prevention ;  but  an  insurance  company  is  simply  a  contrivance 
for  shifting  the  loss  of  the  individual  to  the  shoulders  of  the 
many.    It  is  none  the  less  a  loss  because  it  is  so  transferred. 


xlviii     INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.     [Jan 

It  must  fall  and  rest  somewhere,  diminishing  hj  just  so  much 
productive  capital  and  the  common  wealth.  It  is  therefore 
very  plainly  for  the  interest  of  the  public  that  the  policy  of 
insurance  companies  should  be  such  as  to  prcTcnt  losses,  and 
not  to  offer  a  premium  to  fraud.  It  lies  at  the  foundation  of 
sound  insurance  that  there  should  remain  with  the  insured  an 
interest  and  motive  to  protect  their  own  property.  There  are 
persons  in  every  community  beyond  the  need  of  such  an  influ- 
ence ;  but  the  moral  risk,  as  affected  by  tlie  character  of  the 
insured,  is  so  difficult  to  gauge,  and  discrimination  on  such 
grounds  is  so  odious,  that  safety  lies  only  in  the  application  of 
a  general  rule. 

The  prompt  payment  of  honest  losses,  and  the  abandonment 
by  the  companies  of  trivial  and  technical  grounds  of  defence  to^ 
just  claims,  are  a  great  improvement  upon  the  sharp  practice 
and  evasion  of  liability  which  have  sometimes  disgraced  the 
system  of  insurance.  But  insurance  companies  owe  it  to  the 
public  that  no  loss  should  be  overpaid,  or  paid  before  time  has 
passed  to  develop  the  existence  of  fraud  if  there  is  room  for 
suspicion.  The  practice  of  hurrying  the  adjusting  agent  to  the 
scene  of  the  fire  before  its  embers  are  fairly  cold,  with  a  show 
of  asking  no  questions,  and  paying  the  full  amount  claimed  by 
a  draft  on  sight,  all  of  which  is  duly  heralded  in  the  news- 
papers, is  to  be  condemned  as  a  mere  bid  for  popularity  at  the 
expense  of  duty  and  sound  policy. 

Of  the  disastrous  effects  of  the  practices  referred  to  upon  the 
companies  as  well  upon  the  public  interest,  no  question  seems 
to  be  made.  Still  there  seems  to  be  a  strange  reluctance  on 
the  part  of  many  companies  to  abandon  them.  And  it  will  not 
probably  be  generally  done  until  a  sterner  resistance  to  the 
expedient  of  relying  solely  upon  an  advance  of  rates,  and  per- 
haps a  still  more  trying  experience  of  disaster,  compel  a  return 
to  rules  which  are  clearly  based  upon  the  dictates  of  prudence 
and  sound  public  policy. 

Table  F  exhibits  the  ratio  of  loss  to  amount  insured  in  the 
experience  of  the  Mutual  insurance  companies  of  this  State, 
during  the  same  period  covered  by  the  preceding  tables.  Its 
figures  tend  to  illustrate  and  enforce  what  has  been  said  in 
regard  to  the  stock  companies.    So  far  as  natural  causes  are 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


xlix 


concerned,  there  is  no  reason  why  these  mutual  companies 
should  not  exhibit  a  similar  increase  in  the  ratio  of  loss.  The 
only  sufficient  reason  why  the  9800,000,000  of  property  insured 
in  mutual  offices  has  not  proved  more,  but  rather  less  destruc- 
tible, during  the  last  than  in  some  of  the  preceding  years,  is  to 
found  in  the  fact  that  their  methods  of  business  have  not  been 
80  much  demoralized  by  the  spirit  of  reckless  competition,  and 
^at  the  law  restricts  their  policies  to  three-fourths  of  the  value 
of  the  property  insurod. 


TABLE  F^S^tninng  the  RaHo  of  Lo$$  to  Amount  at  Bisk  %n  Ao 
Some  Mutual  Fire  and  Mutual  Firo-Marina  Jbwtrance  Oompanios. 


Tter. 

Amoant  at  lUsk. 

LoMoi  paid. 

LoM  on 

Mch  $!,€« 

at  Risk. 

Fbre  Expcrienoe,    . 

1868, 
1859, 
1860, 
1861, 
1862, 
1863, 
1864, 
1865, 
1866, 

1214,725,821 
223,771,598 
232,914,579 
229,885,671 
229,918,119 
235,447,118 
234,171,548 
289,905,688 
260,049,479 

1222,375 
420,366 
466,110 
876,792 
458,877 
361,074 
559,415 
422,390 
500,512 

tl  03 

1  87 

2  00 

1  64 

2  00 

1  53 

2  39 
1  76 
1  92 

Marine  Experieaoe, 

to 

1858, 
1859, 
1860, 
1861, 
1862, 
1863, 
1864, 
1865, 
1866, 

«2,I00,789,606 

149,640,173 
56,427,869 
62,195,601 
54,758,808 
55,717,841 
40,181,578 
82,620,032 
31,207,219 
37,650,359 

•8;787,911 

♦2,187,871 
1,701,406 
1,879,200 
1,950,914 
2,391,975 
3,339,142 
2,275,753 
1,661,960 
1,731,824 

•1  80 

144  10 
30  20 
30  20 
35  60 
42  90 
83  10 
69  80 
63  30 
46  00 

l\>tal8,     • 

- 

•420,399,480 

•19,119,045 

•45  50 

Insubanck  Ybab  and  Fobm  of  Statebobnt. 

A  change  of  the  insurance  year,  so  that  it  shall  begin  and 
end  with  the  calendar  year,  is  respectfully  recommended  to  the 
Legislature.  The  anniial  statements  of  all  the  companies  are 
now  required  to  be  made  up  to  the  last  day  of  October.  This 
is  not  a  natural  or  convenient  period  for  that  purpose.  It  does 
not  conform  to  the  usages  of  business,  and  the  date  to  which 

7 


1  INSURANCE  COMMISSIONER'S  REPORT.     [Jan. 

the  statements  refer  is  easily  mistaken  bj  .the  public.  In 
nearly  all  the  States  the  end  of  the  calendar  year  is  already 
fixed  for  the  date  of  the  returns.  Entire  uniformity  in  this 
regard  is  highly  desirable  for  the  companies,  and  is  not  unlikely 
to  be  secured,  if  the  proposed  change  is  adopted  here. 

The  labor  and  expense  of  preparing  full  and  careful  state- 
ments, in  compliance  with  the  laws  of  the  scToral  States,  are 
much  greater  than  is  apt  to  be  supposed,  and  are  multiplied  if 
the  statements  must  be  made  at  different  dates.  It  is  not  wise 
to  impose  unnecessary  burdens  on  the  companies.  The  fiscal 
year  of  many  of  them  already  conforms  to  the  calendar  year, 
and  there  is  reason  to  belicTe  that  more  full  and  accurate 
returns  would  be  made  in  many  oases  than  it  is  now  reasonable 
to  expect.  These  suggestions  apply  with  special  force  to  com- 
panies transacting  business  in  several  States ;  but  no  inconve- 
nience seems  likely  to  result  from  the  proposed  change  to  any 
of  the  home  companies. 

It  is  deemed  proper  also  to  call  attention  to  the  fact,  that 
there  is  now  no  form  of  statement  authorized  except  for 
companies  engaged  in  the  departments  of  fire,  marine  or  life 
insurance.  Appropriate  forms  are  needed  for  casualty  and 
live  stock  insurance  companies  already  admitted,  and  for  other 
kinds  of  insurance  which  are  likely  to  be  soon  represented  in 
this  State. 

There  are  some  very  serious  defects  in  the  forms  of  statement 
now  prescribed  by  law,  and  a  few  items  which  might  well  be 
omitted.  Their  arrangement  might  be  easily  simplified  and 
improved.  It  is  desirable  that  the  form  should  be  to  some 
extent  pliable,  so  that  it  may  be  adapted  to  all  the  various 
phases  of  the  insurance  business.  It  should  embrace  all  such 
legitimate  inquiries,  and  such  only,  as  are  requisite  to  develop 
clearly  the  financial  condition  of  a  company,  and  exhibit  its 
standing  in  all  those  aspects  which  concern  the  public.  It 
should  not  be  too  intrusive  nor  impose  unnecessary  labor  and 
expense. 

It  is  respectfully  suggested  that  authority  be  given  to  revise 
the  forms  of  statement  now  prescribed  by  law,  in  conformity 
with  the  views  above  expressed.  Should  such  discretion  be 
improperly  exercised,  the  Legislature  could  revoke  it,  and 
adhere  in  all  respects  to  the  present  forms,  or  prescribe  others 
more  suitable. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  li 

Miscellaneous. 

The  Hartford  Live  Stock  Insurance  Company  was  admitted 
to  do  business  in  this  State,  NoYomber  21, 1866.  The  insurance 
of  domestic  animals  against  loss  hj  disease,  accident  or  theft, 
though  known  in  Europe,  is  of  recent  introduction  in  this 
country.  This  species  of  property  is  unquestionably  a  legiti- 
mate subject  of  insurance.  The  company  named  above  is  the 
first  to  apply  the  system  to  its  protection  in  this  Commonwealth. 
Having  just  organized,  it  made  no  return  of  business  November 
1,  1866.  A  statement  of  its  investments, '  found  by  actual 
examination  to  be  correct,  is  given  on  page  277  of  the  Abstract. 
Its  paid-up  capital  is  1100,000. 

The  Commissioner  is  required  by  the  provisions  of  the  59th 
chapter  of  the  General  Statutes,  annually  to  ^^  submit  to  the 
Legislature  a  report  in  print  of  the  general  conduct  and  condi- 
tion of  the  several  Loan  Fund  corporations,  with  such  sugges- 
tions "  as  he  deems  expedient.  A  literal  compliance  with  this 
requisition  is  no  longer  possible, — these  associations  being 
already  reduced  by  mortality  from  the  plural  to  the  singular 
number.  It  is  not  deemed  necessary  to  do  more  than  refer 
those  interested  to  the  statement  of  the  sole  remaining  corpo- 
ration, at  page  280  of  the  Abstract. 

The  report  of  the  Receiver  of  the  Shawmut  Fire  Insurance 
Company  of  Boston,  who  was  appointed  by  the  Supreme  Judi- 
cial Court,  November  5, 1859,  is  "  incorporated  into  the  annual 
report  of  the  Commissioner,"  at  page  278  of  the  Abstract,  as 
required  by  chapter  808  of  the  Acts  of  1864.  The  Commis- 
sioner is  glad  to  learn  from  the  Receiver  that  he  will  be  able 
to  make  his  final  report  in  the  course  of  a  few  months. 

All  of  which  is  respectfully  s\ibmitted. 

JOHN  E,  SANFORD, 

Insurance  Commissioner. 


HOME    FIRE    COMPANIES 


WITH    SPECIFIC    CAPITAL. 


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REMARKS. 


BAY  STATE  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  WORCESTER. 

[Inoorponted,  liweh  90,  I860.] 

W.  S.  Davis,  President.  Secretary,  LoRm  C.  Fabks. 


United  States  Secuxities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

PUTlllW. 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,  *  .  .  .  tlO,000 
«  «  "  6-20's,  of  1865, .  .  .  26,600 
"         «     7iV  Bonds, 5,000 


State  Stocks : — 
State  of  Vermont  6  per  cent  Bonds, 


tll,400 

27 j^ 

5,800 


Bank  Stocks : — 


85  shares  City  Bank  of  Worcester, 

6 

10 

100 

8 

84 
50 
12 
15 
82 
12 
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Quinsigamond  Blc,  Worcester 
Southbridge  B'k,  Southbridge 
Bank  of  Commerce,  Boston, 
First  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  * 
Webster  Bank,  Boston,  . 
Bank  of  the  Republic,  Boston 
Eagle  Bank,  Boston, 
Hide  and  Leather  B*k,  Boston 
Reyere  Bank,  Boston,    . 
National  Bank,  Boston,  . 
Market  Bank,  Boston,    . 
AUas  Bank,  Boston, 


t40,600 

•48,730 

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t5,000 

t5,000 

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1 

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1     Mtitee 

perihu*. 

PlTTBllM. 

perihan. 

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tioo 

•8,600 

S    100 

500 

105 

525 

i,    100 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

.    100 

10,000 

llOf 

11,075 

.    100 

800 

135 

1,080 

.    100 

8,400 

109 

8,70« 

,    100 

6,000 

127 

6,350 

.    100 

1,200 

116| 

1,401 

,    100 

1,600 

141 

2,115 

.    100 

8,200 

132} 

4,248 

.    100 

1,200 

100 

1,200 

.    100 

1,800 

112^ 

2,020 

.    100 

•i 

1,200 

114| 

• 

1,365 

Railroad  Stocks : — 

47  shares  Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R., .  9100 
50     <*     Fitchbarg  Railroad,        .       .    100 


•89,800 


•45,485 


•4,700      ^148        •6,956 
6,000        117i        6,875 


•9,700 


•12,881 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


Aasets  <^  the  CompaBj,  NoTember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  Talae,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  valae,) 
Bailroad  stocks,  (market  yalue,)  . 
Cash  on  hand^ 
Due  firom  agents, 
IxHmed  on  collateral,  • 
Loaned  city  of  Worcester,  on  demand 
Office  famitnre,  .... 
Accrued  interest, 


•43,730  00 

5,000  00 

45,485  00 

12,831  00 

0,382  15 

2,782  03 

5,000  00 

20,000  00 

400  00 

800  00 


•145,410  18 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  due  and  unpaid,  ... 

Losses  clumed  and  unpaid, 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   • 
Amount  required   to  .re-insure   all  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        . 


'  ^205  00 
4475  00 
6,200  00 

20,064  84 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus. 


81,034  84 

•118,475  84 
104,800  00 

•8,675  34 


CITY  FIEE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Inooiponted,  March  U,  18470 

Chablbb  L.  Pitts,  President  Secretary,  Heztry  C.  Short. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

PftTTlllM. 

United  States  6  per  ct  Loan  of  ^81,  (Be^^'ed,)  916,000 

"     0perctLo&nof'82,5-20's,  «     .  48,000 

«     5  per  ct  Loan  of  1874,         <«     .  5,000 
<<     7^  per  cent  Loan,  (944,000  2d 

series,  ^5,000  Ist  8eries»)  .       .  40,000 


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•118,000 
Skate  Securities: — 
State  of  Manachusetts  1  year  loan,  6  per  cent,    ^12,000 

2 


MukAtTBl. 

•18,300 

52,080 

5,300 

51,041 

•128,521 

•12,000 


10  HOME  FIRE  COliPANIES.  [Jan. 

Bank  Stocks  :-* 


per  lofln*   V$it  TsMl9« 


166  shares  Fint  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  tlOO  tl6|600  tl46  •2i/r70 

66  «*  Second  NaU  Bank,  Boston,    .  100  6,600  145  9,570 

160  «<  Washington  Kati  Bl[,  Boston,  100  16,000  123  18,4M 

100  «•  Natl  Szehange  Bank,  Boston,  100  10,000  140  14,900 

03  <«  BlaekstoneNatl  Bank,  Boston,  100  0,300  127  11,811 

37  ««  NorUi  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .  100  8,700  113  0,381 

33  '<  Continental  Natl  B'k,  Boston,  100  3,300  112  0;2M 

80  '<  Trenont  Natl  Bank,  Boston, .  100  8,000  119  9,620 

70  "«  Eliot  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100  7,000  119  8,380 

23  ^  Howaid  Nail  Bank,  Boston,  .  100  2^00  109  2,607 

20  "  FaneuilHaU  Natl  B'k,  Boston,  100  .      2,000  130  2,600 

200  <<  Natl  Bank  of  North  America, 

Boston,      ....  100  20,000  105  21,000 

60  '<  Nan  Cit7  Bank,  Cambridge,  .  100  5,000  110  5,500 


9113,800  9146,436 

Assets  of  the  Company,  NoTember  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  yalue,)  . 


Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,) 
Cash  on  hand,     .        .       •       • 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collateral,  • 


9128,621  00 

12,000  00 

146,485  00 

6,415  75 

33,000  00 

4,000  00 


9329,421  75 


Liabilities  :— 
Losses  reported — ^liabtlitj  not  determined,  •  92,700  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

ridu,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,       •       •       •       17,523  00 


20,223  00 


9309,198  75 
Deduct  pidd-up  capital, •    •  200,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 9109,198  75 


EUOT  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Ineoiponted,  V»bnHi7 16, 1849.] 

GsoBOB  A.  CxjB.TiBf^Preiident  Secretary,  William  M.  Lathbop. 

Office,  No.  63  Suue  Street. 

United  States  Securities  owned  b^  the  Company : — 

Pftrtilm.  VailnCvil. 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1881,  .       .    936,000  941,040 

u        u     7-30  Bonds,         ....      24,000  25,440 

960,000  966,480 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


State  Securities: — 

MaasaclxiiBetts  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1876, 
<<  5  per  cent  Bonds  of  1888, 


PUTftllM. 

•7,000' 
5,900 

tl2,000 


11 


97,980 

5,050 
tl8,080 


X 


Bank  Stocks : — 


407 
60 
64 
20 
64 
82 
7 
64 
90 
91 

116 
60 
44 
85 

100 

120 

60 


shafts 


Eliot  Natn  Bank,  Boston, 


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State  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Natl  Exchange  Bank,  Boston 
Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Blackstone  Nafl  Blc,  Boston 
Eagle  Natl  Bank,  B<»ton, 
Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Howard  Natl  Bank,  Bosto^ 
MaTcrick  Natl  Bank,  Boston 
North  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Atlantic  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Faneml  Hall  Natl  Bl:,  Boston 
Freeman's  Nafl  Bank,  Boston 
Natl  Bl  of  Commerce,  Boston 
Natl  Bank  of  North  America, 

Boston,      .       •       • 
Naf  1  Bank  of  the  Republic 

Boston,      •       •        • 


Par  Talna^ 
pertbue. 

tioo 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

lod 

100 
100 


100 


100 


Bulroad  Stocks : — 

60  shares  Boston  and  Worcester  R.  B.,  •  flOO 

Boston  and  FtoTidence  B.  B.,  100 

Fitchbnig  Railroad,        .        .  100 

Western  Raikoad,  ...  100 

Old  Coloi^r  and  Newport  R.R,  100 
Portland,  Saoo  and  Portsmouth 

Railroad,   ....  100 


100 
75 
40 
60 
17 


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Rulroad  Bonds : — 

Ogdensbarg  Railroad  Bonds,  . 
Western  Railroad  Bonds,        •    ^   . 
Old  Colony  and  Fall  River  R.  R.  Bonds, 


PutbIim. 

t40,700 
5,000 
5,400 
2,000 
5,400 
8,200 
700 
6,400 
9,000 
9,100 

11,600 
5,000 
4,400 
3,500 

10,000 

12,000 

5,000 

9148,400 

•5,000 

10,000 

7,500 

4,000 

5,000 


Uukat  Tilne 
per  Shan. 

tll9 
136 
112 
142 
119 
127 
117 
150 
107 
106 
111 
121 
180 
120 
119 


•88,200 

•8,000 
10,000 
10,000 

•28,000 


MvlMt 

Talne. 

•48,488 
6,800 
6,048 
2,840 
6,426 

10,414 

819 

9,600 

9,630 

9,646 

12,876 
6,050 
5,720 
4,200 

11,900 


105   12,600 
126    6,800 


•145 
141 
116 
145 
104 


•170,802 

•7,250 

14,100 

8,700 

5,800 

5,200 


1,700   101    1,717 


•42,767 

•8,080 

10,000 

9,600 

•22,680 


12 


HOME  FIRE  COMPANIES. 


[Jan. 


Other  InTestments :— • 

• 

Boston  City  Loan,  6  per  cent,  1867, 
"        "        "     6  per  cent,  1877,      . 
"        «        "     6  per  ct,  1876,  (cur- 

rency,) 

City  of  Salem  5  per  cent,  1882  and  1887, 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  secflrities,  (market  value,) 
City  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 


FurTilaa. 

t20,000 
6,000 

10,000 
10,000 

tl6,000 


t66,480  00 
13,030  00 
54,270  00 

170,302  00 
42,767  00 
22,630  00 
25,369  09 
37,300  00 
14,000  00 


MailcrtnL 

128,000 

6,120 

10,150 
10,000 

•154,270 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,    . 

Unclaimed  dividends, 

Amount  required   to  re-insure   all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent., 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


tl4,750  00 
770  50 

51,924  79 


t446,148  09 


67,445  29 


t378,702  80 
200,000  00 

tl78,702  80 


FIREMEN'S  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Inoorporattd,  Jan«  10, 1881.] 

Shubael  G.  Rogers,  President.  Secretary,  Thomas  W.  Tucceb* 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  Stales  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .  .  t50,000 
«  «  5-20  Bonds,  1864,  .  .  .  8,000 
«         «     7^  Treasury  Notes,  2d  series,     .      40,000 


MailwtnL 
157,000 

8,500 
42,000 


t98,000 


1107,600 


1867.] 


PUBMO  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


13 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

180  shares  Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

210 

u 

Colnmbian  Natl  Bank,  Boston 

260 

« 

Globe  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, 

150 

<t 

Hamilton  Natl  Bank,  Boston 

180 

l( 

Merchants'  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston 

280 

(( 

Market  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

M 

Natl  City  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

U 

New  Eng^d  Natl  B%  Boston 

40 

U 

Nail  Bank  of  Brighton, . 

210 

U 

North  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

u 

People's  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

150 

u 

Natl  Union  Bank,  Boston, 

150 

u 

Buhroad  Naf  1  Bank,  Lowell 

110 

»t 

Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

40 

t( 

Suffolk  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

110 

u 

State  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

160 

l( 

Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

160 

u 

Worcester  Natl  Blc,  Worges'r 

Par-valM 

Market  -nlm 

I    Market 

peraban. 

ParTalua. 

per  share. 

Talne. 

.  tioo 

918,000 

tll5 

t20,700 

,    100 

21,000 

116 

24,360 

.    100 

25,000 

133 

83,250 

,    100 

15,000 

120 

18,000 

,    100 

18,000 

118i 

21,330 

.    100 

28,000 

110 

80,800 

.    100 

10,000 

105 

10,500 

,    100 

10,000 

123 

12,300 

.      80 

8,200 

86 

3,440 

.    100 

21,000 

112 

23,520 

.    100 

10,000 

115 

11,500 

.    100 

15,000 

120 

18,000 

,    100 

15,000 

105 

15,760 

.    100 

11,000 

145 

16,950 

.    100 

4,000 

114 

4,560 

.    100 

11,000 

114 

12,540 

.    100 

16,000 

118^ 

18,960 

,    100 

m 

16,000 

115 

• 

18,400 

9267,000  9313,860 

Bulroad  Stock : — 
80  shares  Boston  and  Providence  B.  E.,  9100        98,000      9141      911,280 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)      .        .  9107,560  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....  313,860  00 

Bailroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  ....  11,280  00 

Cash  value  ofreal  estate  as  chaxged  upon  the  books,  35,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 39,689  83 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,              .        .  72,100  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 10,C00  00 

Loaned  without  collateral, 85,000  00 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, 95,142  91 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   .        .  6,000  00 
Amount  required  to   re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .  67,734  28 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


9674,489  83 


78,877  19 

9595,612  64 
300,000  00 

9295,612  64 


14  HOME  FIRE  COMPANIES.  [Jan. 


HOWARD  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Inoofpontod,  Jvnmtfi  1M8-] 
firasAiM  Bsowir,  PmidenL  Seenlwry^  Hehbt  B.  Wbitil 

Offict^  No.  17  £tZSy  SireeL 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  tbIm.  Ifsitet  vaL 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Loan  of  1881,    .        .    |85,000  939,987  50 

«'         «'     7^  Loan, 60,750  84,243  13 


t95,760  tl04,230  63 
Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  mliM  IbriBtt  valos    Maitot 

pcvihare.  Parvalna.  pwihan.       valaa. 

60  shares  Natl  B'k  of  Conunerce, Boston,  tlOO  95,000  9119  95,950 
67     «*     Natl  Bank  of  North  America, 

Boston,      ....    100  6,700  105  7,035 

100     '<     Howard  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,  .    100  10,000  108|  10,850 

50     <«     Suffolk  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    :    100  5,000  115^  5,775 

40     "     EUot  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .    100  4,000  120  4,800 

50     "     First  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .    100  5,000  145  7,250 

50     <*     Merchants'  Natl  B'k,  Boston,    100  5,000  119  5,950 

29     »     Colombian  Natl  B'k,  Boston,    100  2,900  114|  8,316) 

60     ''     Third  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .    100  6,000  109  6,540 

200  "  Appleton  Natl  Bank,  Lowell,  100  20,000  120  24,000 
15  <<  Lowell  Natl  Bank,  Lowell,  .100  1,500  110  1,650 
20  «<  Frescott  Natl  Banlk,  Lowell,  .  100  2,000  115  2,806 
25  "  First  Natl  Bank,  LoweU,  .  100  2,500  110  2,750 
50  ^  Femberton  Natl  Bank,  Law- 
rence, .  .  •  .100  5,000  116  5,800 
20     '<     Bay  State  Natl  B%  Lawrence,      75  2,000  83  1,660 


982,600  995,626} 

Rulroad  Stocks : — 

80  shares  Lowell  and  Lawrence  R  R.,  .  9100       98,000  993        97,440 

52     "     Stony  Brook  Railroad,   .        .    100         5,200  77          4,00^ 


913,200  911,444 

Mann&ctnring  Stocks : — 

10  shares  Merrimack  Manufact'ng  Co ,  Lowell,      910,000  914,850 

22     ^     Washington  Mills,  Lawrence,  .                 2,200  3,740 

2     «<     Lowell  ManofiMst'ng  Ca,  Lowell,    .         1,380  1,970 

913,580  920,560 


1867.] 


PUBMO  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


15 


Aflseta  of  ilie  Company,  November  1, 1806 : — 
United  States  aecvritiea,  (market  Talae,) 
Bank  stocka,  (market  valae,) 
Rftilroad  atocka,  (market  Talae,   . 
MannfkctariDg  atocka,  (market  value,) 

Caak  on  band, 

Due  from  i^l^ta,         .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .... 
Unpaid  premiiuna,       .... 


Loaaea  raported — Pliability  not  determined,   . 

Unclaimed  dividends, 

Amovnt  required   to  re-inaore  all   oatstandxng 
risks,  eatimated  at  60  per  cent. 


•104,280  68 

95,626  (M) 

11,444  00 

20,560  00 

8,854  42 

1,559  36 

22,569  88 

8,887  60 

460  71 


916,775  00 
875  00 

25,746  79 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


9278,211  10 


42,896  79 

9280,814  31 
200,000  00 

980,814  81 


NORTH  AMERICAN  FIRR  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Xneoiporaled,  f •bniai/  28,  ISn.] 

Albert  Bowkeb,  PrtndenL  Seerelwry^  Ibving  Mobsb. 

Office^  No.  10  (M  State  J9biiM. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company  :— 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  1862, . 
«         "     7^  Bonds,  (June,) 
5-20  Bonds,  1864,  . 
7^  Bonds,  (July,) 
10-40  Bonds,  . 


u 
tt 
u 


<c 


u 


u 


Par  Tain*. 

lfHk«tv»L 

.  985,000 

988,631  25 

.   40,000 

42,850  00 

.   15,000 

16,068  76 

.   10,000 

10,575  00 

5,000 

6,012  50 

9105,000 

9112,687  50 

Bank  Stocks  :— 


Pat  titiM  Maitel  tiln*    lltikBi 

p«shan.    FWTiliM.     p«shmn.       tkIim. 


250  aharea  National  Bank  of  Commerce, 

Boston,      ....  9100     925,000 

Atlaa  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .  100       12,000 

Traders'  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100         6,000 

Faneuil  Hall  Natl  Blc,  Boston,  100  10,000 
Natl  Bank  of  North  America, 

Boston,      ....  100 

Jmounti  carried  fonoardj     .  965,800 


120 

14 

50 

tt 

100 

U 

183 

U 

mH  980,875 
118^  18,620 
101  5,050 
127^    12,750 


18,800       108^    14,480| 


976,225} 


16 


HOME  FIRE  COMPANIES. 


[Jan. 


FtotiliM 
pershmre. 

Pir  Talw.     per  ifaan.       Talaa. 

Amounts  brought  forward,    • 

t65,800 

•76,2251 

125  shares  Boston  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,    . 

tioo 

12,500 

•107      18,875 

150     « 

Webster  Natl  Bank,  Boston, . 

100 

15,000 

111       16,650 

140     " 

Maverick  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

14,000 

104^    14,680 

134     « 

Columbian  Natl  Bank,Bo6ton, 

100 

13,400 

1131    15,200 

25     " 

Natl  Cit7  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

2,500 

107^      2,687^ 

183     « 

Blackston'e  Nat*l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

13,300 

126      16,758 

50     " 

Freeman's  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, 

100  , 

5,000 

111        5,550 

50     « 

Second  Nat*l  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

5,600 

165        8,080 

25     « 

Globe  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,      • 

100 

2,500 

121        8,025 

150     " 

Merchants'  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

15,000 

119      17,850 

71     « 

Natl  Eagle  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

7,100 

114        8,094 

50     « 

Washington  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

5,000 

121        6,050 

75     " 

Hamilton  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

7,600 

124        9,800 

100     " 

Shawmut  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

10,000 

109      10,900 

160     « 

Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

16,000 

121^    19,440 

113     « 

Howard  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  . 

100 

11,800 

.  107      12,091 

100     « 

Naf  1  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 

Boston,      .... 

100 

;.o,ooo 

127i    12,750 

• 

1231,000  . 

•269,265 

Bailroad  Stocks  :— 

27  shares  Western  Bailroad, 

9100 

•2,700 

•145|    •3,9281 

2     « 

Boston  and  Lowell  Railroad,  . 

500 

1,000 

554      1>105 

20     « 

Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R, . 

100 

2,000 

145^      2,910 

20     « 

Boston  and  Providence  R.  R., 

100 

2,000 

142^      2,850 

6     « 

Eastern  Railroad,  . 

100 

500 

111^         5571 

108     " 

Fitchburg  Railroad, 

100 

10,800 

119      12,852 

• 

tl9,000 

•24,203 

Assets  of  the  Companj,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

* 

•112,637  60 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

269,265  00 

Bailroad 

stocks,  (market  value,)  . 

24,203  00 

Cash  on 

band, 

20,949  57 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

53,039  07 

Loaned  ( 

)n  collateral,  .... 

9,500  00 

Loaned  to  town  of  Winthrop, 

1,875  00 

Unpaid  premiums,       .... 

3,840  26 

—  •494,309  40 

Liabilities : — 

Amount 

required   to  re-insure  aU  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.. 

•              « 

>        •        • 

48,011  81 

•446,297  58 

Deduct  paid-up  capital. 

. 

•                   a 

200,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 

• 

•                   • 

.       •246,297  59 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


17 


PEOPLE'S  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  WORCESTER 

[Ineocpoxated,  UaTch  28, 1847.] 

Henbt  Chapin,  President,  Secretary^  AuausTUS  N.  Currieb. 

United  Skates  Securities  owned  bj  the  Company  :— 

United  States  Bonds,  1881, 
Bonds,*  1881,' 
Bonds,  1881, 
Bonds,  1881,  * 
5-20  Bonds, 
5-20  Bonds, 
10-40  Bonds, 
7^^  Bonds,  . 
10-40  Bonds, 
10-40  Bonds, 


C( 

U 

(t 

(C 

«    . 

iC 

li 

tl 

It 

(( 

u 

tl 

C4 

«( 

4. 

C( 

l« 


u 


State  Stocks  :— 

1  Massachusetts  Bond, fl^OOO 

2  Rhode  Island  Bonds, 10,000 


tll,000 


Par  Tftln*. 

Uarket  t»1. 

»39,0Q0 

•44,460 

2,500 

2,850 

200 

228 

100 

114 

44,000 

47,520 

1,500 

1,020 

28,000 

23,000 

18,000 

18,780 

1,000 

1,000 

200 

200 

tl24,500 

$184,772 

tl,000 

tl,250 

10,000 

10,250 

tll,500 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

*                                              Par  Tftliia 

1 

Ifarkat  Taloa 

Market 

parBhan. 

Par  value. 

per  share. 

Talae. 

100  shares  Natl  Blackstone  Canal  Bank, 

• 

ProTidence,  R.  I., 

125 

•2,500 

•80 

•3,000 

100 

4( 

Merchants'  Nat'l  Bank,  Provi- 

• 

dencO|  R.  I.,      •        • 

50 

5,000 

55 

5,500 

80 

U 

American  Naf  1  Bank,  Provi- 

dence, R.  I.,      •       • 

50 

1,500 

55 

1,650 

80 

U 

Natl  BTc  of  Commerce,  Provi- 

dence, R.  I.,      •        .        . 

50 

4,000 

55 

4,400 

10 

44 

Naf  1  Bank  of  No.  America, 

Providence,  R.  L,      . 

50 

500 

55 

550 

5 

44 

Manufacturers'  Bank,   Provi- 

dence, R.  L,      . 

100 

500 

100 

500 

80 

44 

First  Natl  Bank,  Westboro',  . 

100 

3,000 

115 

3,450 

24 

44 

First  Nat'l  Bank,  Worcester,  . 

100 

2,400 

120 

2,880 

50 

44 

First  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

5,000 

140 

7,000 

^0 

44 

Central  Natl  B'k,  Worcester, 

100 

4,000 

117 

4,680 

65 

44 

Quinsigamond  National  Bank, 

T^orcester, 

100 

6,500 

112 

7,280 

32 

44 

City  Nat'l  Bank,  Worcester,  . 

100 

8,200 

112 

8,584 

•38,100 


•44,474 


8 


18 


HOME  FIRE  COMPANIES. 


[Jan. 


Railroad  Stocks : — 

Par  Talii« 
p«r  Shan. 

52  shares  Worcester  and  Nashna  R.  R,  175 

308     "     Providence  &  WorcesV  R.  R.,  100 

21      "     Western  Railroad,  .        .    '    .  100 

140     "     Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R., .  100 

15     ''     Boston  and  Providence  R.  R.,  100 


Maiket  Tain*  Maztat 

Par  Talne.  per  diara.  valna. 

93,900  tl20  t6,240 

30,800    125  38,500 

2,100   146  3,066 

14,000   146  20,440 

1,500   143  2,145 


Railroad  Bonds : — 
8  Western  Railroad  Bonds, 
8 


(( 


u 


u 


t52,3{^ 

t8,000 
4,000 

tl2,000 

Town  Loans : — 

Loaned  to  town  of  Westboronghf 

"  "  Hudson,  .        .      ^. 

"  «         Northbridge, 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1S66 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  Bonds,  (market  value,) 
Town  loans, 

Government  stamps  on  hand. 
Office  furniture,  . 
Accrued  interest. 
Cash  value  of  real  estate,    • 
Cash  on  hand. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Loaned  without  collateral,    . 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,    • 
Amount  required   to  re^insure  all    outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


1134,772  00 

11,500  00 

44,474  00 

70,391  00 

12,000  00 

14,375;00 

200*00 

1,298  95 

4,400  00 

50,000  00 

23,547  11 

50,270  00 

17,250  00 

8,900  00 


tl0,270  00 
141,362  30 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


970,391 

•8,000 
4,000 

tl2,000 

15,375 

5,000 
4,000 

tl4,375 


•443,384  06 


151,632  30 

•291,751  t6 
200,000  00 

•91,751  76 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT  -No.  9. 


19 


PRESCOTT   FIRE   AND   MARINE   INSURANCE   COMPANY, 

BOSTON. 

[Incorporated,  April  18, 1855] 

Franklin  Greens,  President.  Secretary,  Richard  Pope. 

Office,  No.  7  KUhy  Street. 


United  States  Secarities  owned  bj  the  Company : — 

ParvaliM. 

United  States  7-30  Treasury  Notes,   .        .        .    $17,000 
"         «     5-20  Bonds,  ....      11,500 

f<         ^     6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .        4,000 


Markafc  Tftl. 

$18,162 

12,363 

4,570 


Bank  Stocks  :— 


932,500 


$35,095 


Par  Talna  Biaikot  wtlvu 

p«r  shars.    Par  Talna.     per  ihara. 


24  shares  North  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      .  $100  $2,400  $113 

60     ''     Mechanics'  Nat'i  B*k,  Boston,    100  6,000  110^ 

Mt.  Vernon  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston,    100  1,000  120 
Mt  Wollaston  National  Bank, 

Quincy,      ....    100  3,500  105 

Blackstone  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100  2,600  128 

Maverick  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  ^  ,100  4,100  104 

Boston  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,    .  *  100  1,000  113 

Maiden  Nat'l  Bank,  Maiden,  .    100  600  105 

Nat'l  BIl  of  Commerce,  Boston,    100  4,000  119| 

First  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,        .    100  2,000  145 
Nat'l  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 
Boston,      .        .        •        • 


10 

u 

35 

<I 

26 

41 

10 

6 

40 

20 

« 

100 

<( 

Railroad  Stocks : — 
47  shares  Western  Railroad, 


30 
27 
30 
20 


u 

(4 
(t 
U 


Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R., . 
Boston  and  Providence  R.  R., 
Boston  and  Maine  R.  R, 
Northern  Railroad, 


$100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


$37,200 

$4,700 
3,000 
2,700 
3,000 
2,000 

$15,400 


$146 
148 
142 
131 
110 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866: — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Cash  on  hand,      .... 
Dne  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Accrued  interest. 

Amount  carried  forward, . 


$35,095  00 

45,409  00 

21,266  00 

2,752  22 

5,373  01 

70,940  00 

31,449  67 

3,258  00 


Blarket 
Talna. 

$2,712 
6,630 
1,200 

3,675 
3,328 
4,264 
1,130 
630 
4,790 
2,900 


100        10,000        141^      14,150 


$45,409 

$6,862 
4,440 
3,834 
3,930 
2,200 

$21,266 


$215,522  90 


20  HOME  FIRE  COMPANIES.  [Jan. 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^  •    «   •        •  9215,522  90 

Liabilities  :— 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,  ....       f8,502  44 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   .        .  117  00 

Unpaid  diyidends, 228  00 

Amount  required    to  re-insure   all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .       43,492  70 

62,840  14 

1163,182  7G 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 100,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 963,182  76 


SUFFOLK  FIBE  INSUBANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Inoorpontodi  February  18, 1869.] 

James  H.  Lunt,  President,  Secretary^  Edward  Foster. 

Office,  No.  24  KUhy  Street. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pw  Taliw.  Market  fsi. 

United  States  Coupon  Bonds  of  1881,  6  per  ct,    |21,000  923,992  50 

"         <*     Coupon  Bonds,  7^^  per  cent,      .      26,000  27,820  00 

«47,000  951,812  50 
Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  Taloe  Market  Talne     Merket 

per  share.    ParTalae.  per  share.       Tslne. 

150  shares  Traders'  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, .  |100      |15,000  1101^  115,225 

80     «'     North  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      .    100         8,000  112^      9,000 

60     *<      Shawmut  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100         5,000  112        5,600 

75     <*     Merchants' Natl  B'k,  Boston, .    100         7,500  118        8,860 

100     "     Bevere  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,   .    100        10,000  133      13,300 

103     ''     Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .    100        10,300  115      11,845 

50     <«     Bay  State  Natl  B'k,  Lawrence,      75         3,750  83^      4,175 

22     «'      Commerce  Natl  B'k,  Boston, .    100         2,200  119        2,618 

75     "     No.  America  Natl  Bit,  Boston,    100         7,500  105       7,875  • 

85     "      Continental  Natl  B'k,  Boston,    100         8,500  112        9,520 

13     '<     Massachu'tts  Natl  B'k,  Boston,    250         3,250  287^      3,787} 

50     <'     Maverick  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100         5,000  103^      5,175 

66     <<     Blackstone  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100         6,600  127^      8,415 

32     <<     Atlantic  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .    100         8,200  121        3,872 


Railroad  Stocks : — 

100  shares  Boston  and  Providence  R.  B.,  9100 

50     «     Boston  and  Maine  R.  R.,        .    100 

150     «<     Eastern  Railroad,  ...    100 

200     «     Cheshire  Railroad, .        .       .    100 


995,800 

9109,207} 

910,000 

9141 

914,100 

5,000 

131 

6,550 

15,000 

112 

16,800 

20,000 

62 

12,400 

950,000  949,850 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


21 


Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Bailroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand. 
Due  from  agents. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
5  shares  Boston  Exchange  Company,  (par 

9500,  market  value  9625  per  share,) 
Accrued  interest,         .... 


value 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  due  and  unpaid,        •        .        •        .  •     • 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


951,812  50 

109,207  50 

49,850  00 

8,686  73 

9,543  00 

13,027  92 

8,125  00 
2,000  00 


96,400  00 
49,751  97 


9247,252  65 


56,151  97 

9191,100  68 
150,000  00 

941,100  68 


SPRINGFIELD  FIRE   AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

SPRINGFIELD. 

[Ineorpontod,  April  24, 1849.] 

Edmund  Freeman,  PrendenL  Ass^t  Secretary^  Sanfobd  J.  Hall. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

ParvyliM. 

United  States  6  per  ct  Coupon  Bonds  of  1881, .    950,000 
«         «     5-20  Coupon  Bonds  of  1865,        .      75,000 


Bank  Stocks : — 

] 
1 
30  shares  Agawam  Natl  Bank,  Spring- 
field,  

John   Hancock   Nafl   Bank, 

Springfield, 
Pynchon  Nat'l  Blc,  Spring'd, 
Chicope^  Nat'l  B'k,  Spring'd, 
Second  Natl  Bank,  Spring'd, 
Third  Natl  Bank,  Spring'd, 


Market  val. 

956,875  00 

83,343  75 


10 


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100 

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9125,000 

9140,218  75 

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MarkeltmliM     Market 
per  ahare.       Talae. 

1100       93,000 

9118 

93,540 

100         1,000 
100         6,000 
100        10,400 
100          1,400 
100        10,000 

113 
143 
150 
142 
115 

1,130 
7,150 

15,600 
1,988 

11,500 

Amounts  carried  forward^ 


931,800 


940,908 


22  HOME  FIRE  COMPANIES.  [Jan. 


PartmliM 
per  share 

] 

.    Far  valae. 

Market  value    Market 
per  ehare.       Talw. 

Amounts  brought  forward,    . 

931,800 

» 

$40,908 

70  shares  Ware  Nat'l  Bank,  Ware, 

$100 

7,000 

$110  • 

7,700 

27     " 

First  Natl  B'k,  Northampton, 

100 

2,700 

125 

3,375 

10     " 

Monson  Natl  Bank,  Monson, 

100 

1,000 

100 

1,000 

75     " 

Merchants'  Nat'l  BX  Boston, 

100 

7,500 

126f 

9,506} 

58     " 

Nat'l  Blc  of  Commerce,  Boston, 

100 

5,800 

126 

7,308 

60     ** 

Atlas  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

6,000 

115i 

6,930 

104     " 

Howard  NaCl  Bank,  Boston,  . 

100 

10,400 

io4 

11,284 

100     " 

Webster  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, . 

100 

10,000 

lOof 

10,575 

21      " 

Boylston  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, . 

100 

2,100 

115 

2,415 

84     " 

Eliot  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

8,400 

123J 

10,353 

160     " 

Second  Natl  B'k,  N^w  Haven, 

100 

16,000 

120 

19,200 

100     " 

American  Exchange  National 

Bank,  New  York, 

100 

10,000 

118 

11,800 

50     " 

National  Bank  of  Commerce, 

New  York, 

• 

100 

5,000 

113 
$ 

5,650 

$123,700 

148,004} 

Railroad  Stocks : — 

100  shares  Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R.,  ^ 

9100 

$10,000 

$148 

$14,800 

208      " 

Old  Colonj  &  Newport  R.  R., 

100 

20,800 

104^ 

21,786 

75     « 

Boston  and  Maine  R.  R., 

100 

7,500 

131 

9,825 

75     « 

Fitohburg  Railroad, 

100 

7,500 

117i 

8,812i 

45     " 

Connecticut  River  R.  R., 

100 

4,500 

1074 

4,837} 

29     « 

Worcester  and  Nashue^  R.  R., 

100 

2,000 

llOJ. 

3,197} 

53     " 

Worces'r  &  Providence  R.  R., 

100 

5,300 

140 

7,420 

165     " 

Rome  Railroad, 

100 

16,500 

102 

16,880 

830      « 

Western  Railroad, . 

100 

83,000 

148 

48,840 

$108,000 

$136,298} 

Railroad  Bonds: — 

Rome  and  WatertoWn  7  per  cent.  Bonds, 

$1,500 

$1,650 

Potsdam  and  Watertown  R.  R.  Bonds,    . 

■ 

3,000 

$4,650 
Other  Investments : — 

Office  and  agency  furniture, $2,833  91 

50  shares  Springfield  Aqueduct  Co ,  (stock  guaranteed,)  .        .  5,000  00 

Accrued  interest, 2,022  21 

23  shares  Western  Bank  Stock, 460  00 


$10,316  12 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  valqe,)      .        .  $140^18  75 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....  148,004  25 

Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  ....  136,298  25 

Amount  carried  forward,  ....  $424,521  25 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  28 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward    •        .  9424,521  25 

Railroad  bonds,  (market  valae,)  ....  4,650  00 

Other  investments, 10,316  12 

Cash  value  of  real  estate, 60,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 12,884  30 

Due  from  agents, 29,971  28 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,     .        .        .  106,363  33 

Loaned  on  collateral, 49,091  67 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, .        .  .        •     937,371  49 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,    •        .         2,100  00 
Amount  required   to   re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .     181,650  07 


9697,797  90 


221,121  56 
9476,676  34 


Paid-up  capital, 9500,000  00 

Net  assets, 476,676  00 


Balance  against  the  Company,  •        .     923,324  00 


• 


TRADERS'  AND  MECHANICS'  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  LOWELL. 

[Inoorponted,  Jane,  1848— iddiUonal  Act,  March,  1864.] 

C.  B.  CoBURK,  President,  Secretary,  E.  F.  Sherman. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  die  Company : — 

Par  Talae.  Maxfcet  Tal. 

United  States  7^^  Bonds, 924,660  926,093  20 

Interest  accrued  on  same,  .        .        .        .    '  .  636  54 

.United  States  5-20's,  .        .        .        .        .        .  4,500  4,837  50 

"         ^     Bonds  of  1681,    ....  12,500  '     14,312  50 

941,650  945,8^4  74 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  Tala«  Market  value     Market 

perahare.    ParTalne.     perahare.       Talne. 

70  sbai^  Natl  9'k  of  Commerce,  Boston,  9100  97,000  9118  98,260 

25     «     Howard  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,  .  100  2,500  107  2,675 

20     <<     Revere  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,   .  100  2,000  132  2,640 

16  "  Eliot  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  .  100  1,600  120  1,920 
7     '<     Hide  and  Leather  Naf  1  Bank, 

Boston,  ....  100  700  140  980 
10     "     Nat'l  Bank  of  the  Republic, 

Boston,      ....  100  1,000  125  1,250 

Amounts  carried  forward,    .        .  914,800  917,725 


24 


HOME  FIRE  COMPANIES. 


[Jaa. 


perihare. 
Amounts  hroughi  fortoard^    . 
20  shares  Railroad  Natl  Bank,  Lowell,  9100 
84     "     Merchants'  Nat'l  B'k,  Lowell,    100 
Lowell  Natl  Bank,  Lowell,    .    100 
Nat'l  Pemberton  Bank,  Law- 
rence,       ....    100 
Prescott  Natl  Bank,  Lowell,  .    100 


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Railroad  Stocks : — 
5  shares  Stonj  Brook  Railroad, 

Manofactaring  Stocks : — 
1  share  Merrimack  Manafkcturing  Co., 
1     ^    Hamilton 
1     «    Massachusetts  Cotton 
5     "    Lowell  Manufacturing  Co.,        .J 


•100 


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Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Manufacturing  stocks,  (market  value,) » 
Other  investments,       .... 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents,         .        .        .       ^ 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .... 


Par  ralne. 

114,800 
2,000 
8,400 
1,400 

8,000 
8,400 


Mutetvalv 

perthaie. 


9106 
110 
111 


117 
112 


928,000 


9500       975 


96,450 


Liabilities : — 

Looses  cUumed  and  unpaid, 

Expenses  unpaid,  •    -    . 

Amount  required   to   re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


945,884  74 

28,717  00 

875  00 

8,480  00 

837  00 

2,902  38 

1,287  00 

9,423  23 

804  00 

94,105  72 

897  97 

13,818  78 

B    Mutet 

917,725 
2,120 
3,740 
1,554 

3,510 
3,808 

932,457 
9375 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


98,430 


998,160  85 


18,822  47 


979,337  88 
50,000  00 

929,337  88 


HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES 


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HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.      [Jan. 


REMARKS. 


AMERICAN  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Inoorpormtod,  Junei  1818.] 

Chables  £•  GuiLP,  FresidenL  Secretary^  A  C.  Dorr. 

Offic€y  No.  6i  State  Street 


United  States  Secarlties  owned  hj  the  Companj  :^— 

PtrTslnt. 

United  States  6  per  ct.  registered  Bonds,  .        .    925,000 
<<         «     6  per  ct  registered  Bonds,  .        .        2,000 
6  per  ct  Coupon  Bonds,      •        .      95,000 


i( 


(t 


•28,437  50 

2,275  00 

89,987  50 


1 

•62,000 

•70,700  00 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

1 

ParTalM 

1 

UarkeiTitlM     Mufcet 

1 

l>«r  shore. 

Par  rtlfM, 

perdion 

vmloe. 

800  shares  Adas  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      . 

9100 

•30,000 

•114^  •34,850 

444 

M 

Boston  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,    • 

50 

22,200 

68 

80,192 

250 

(( 

Bay  State  Nat'l  B'k,  Lawrence, 

75 

18,750 

80 

20,000 

808 

« 

Columbian  NatlB'k,  Boston, 

100 

30,800 

110 

35,112 

45 

(( 

Natl  Eagle  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

4,500 

117i 

5,276J 

170 

(( 

Globe  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

17,000 

121 

22,270 

142 

(t 

Hamilton  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

14,200 

120 

17,040 

2 

(t 

Massachu'tts  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

250 

500 

287^ 

575 

173 

(t 

New  Eng'd  Natl  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

17,300 

124 

21,452 

220* 

it 

Railroad  Nat'l  Bank,  Lowell, 

100 

22,000 

106^ 

23,430 

100 

(( 

Suffolk  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

10,000 

115 

11,500 

152 

t( 

State  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

15,200 

111 

16,872 

280 

(t 

Natl  Union  Bank,  Boston,     . 

100 

28,000 

120 

33,600 

i 

•230,450 

•271,669^ 

Railroad  Stocks  :-- 

20  shares  Boston  and  Lowell  R.  R., 

•500 

•10,000 

•560 

•11,200 

239 

Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R,  . 

100 

23,900 

145 

34,655 

276 

Boston  and  Providence  R.  R., 

100 

27,500 

141 

38,775 

26 

Nashua  and  Lowell  R.  R., 

100 

2,600 

125 

3,250 

66 

Taunton  Branch  R.  R.,  . 

100 

6,600 

110 

7,260 

172 

Western  Railroad,  . 

100 

17,200 

146 

25,112 

227 

Philadelphia,  Wilmington  and 

Baltimore  Railroad,  • 

50 

11,350 

57 

12,939 

•99,150 


•183,191 


1867-] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


88 


Mannfactoring  Stocks : — 

5  shares  Boston  Manafact'ng  Co., 
12     "     Hamaton        "  « 

6  •«     Lawrence       "  « 
10     '<     Merrimack      <«  <' 

6     **      Tremont,         **  " 


parihan. 

91,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 
1,000 


Other  Investments : — 

42  shares  Belief  Steamboat  Company,  |100 

66     •*     Union          "               "  100. 

60     **     American    ''               «  100 
Insurance  Scrip,   .        .        •        . 


95,000 
12,000 

6,000 
10,000 

6,00(t 


llttkat  Taint 
.ptribmre. 

91,000 
1,026 

860 
1,486 

000 


MaxlMt 
Talae. 

96,000 
12,800 

4,260 
14,860 

6,400 


988,000 

94,200 
6,600 
6,000 


Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1860 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Mannfactnring  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Other  investments,       .        .        •        • 
Cash  value  of  real  estate,    . 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank,  . 
Due  from  agents,         .... 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .... 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     . 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 


Inabilities:^ — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,  and  losses  reported — 
Habiltty  not  determined, 

Other  claims  against  the  Company, 

Amount  required  to  re4nsure  all  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,       • 


914,700 


970,700  00 

271,669  00 

188,191  00 

41,800  00 

6,720  00 

76,000  00 

6,286  84 

8,606  61 

88,000  00 

18,684  41 

149,260  61 

8,070  49 


961,088  00 
16,670  60 

91,841  79 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 

Balance  of  surplus, 

5 


941,800 

9700 

2,860 

2,860 

170 

96,720 


9811,876  86 


169,060  29 

9662,826  67 
800,000  00 

9862,826  67 


84         HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.     [Jan. 


BEVERLt  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BEVERLY. 

[iBMnforatod,  March  80, 1868.] 

F.  W.  Choate,  President.  Secraary,  John  F.  Meacok. 


United  States  Secmities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  nUiM. 

United  States  7iV  ^0A<^> |2,500 

Bank  Stocks:— 

Par  Taloa 
per  share. 

26  shares  Mercantile  Natl  Bank,  Salem,  ^100 

81     ««     Nanmkeag  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem,  100 

Merchants'  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem,  100 

Cape  Ann  Nat'l  B^  Glouces'r,  100 

Gloucester  Nat'l  B'k,  Glouces'r,  100 

Grand  Natl  B'k,  Marblehead,  100 

BeTcrly  Natl  Bank,  Beverly,  100 

Maverick  Natl  Bank,  Boston;  100 
Hide  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 

Boston,      .        •        •        .  100 

Revere  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .  100 


KaakMvaL 

•2,675 


ICariwtTaliu 
Par  Tains,     per  shars. 


20 

t( 

10 

t( 

6 

u 

12 

u 

32 

u 

21 

u 

10 

(( 

20 


u 


•2,600 
3,100 
2,000 
1,000 
600 
1,200 
3,200 
2,100 

1,000 
2,000 


1100 
110 
105 
110 
130 
105 
102 
101 

140 
130 


•2,600 
3,410 
2,100 
1,100 
780 
1,260 
3,264 
2,121 

1,400 
2,600 


•100 


Riulroad  Stock :— *- 
15  shares  Eastern  Railroad, 

Raibroad  Bonds : — 
Eastern  Railroad  Bonds, 
Essex  Railroad  Bonds,    . 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (maricet  value,)  . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loaned  on  collateral, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     • 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 


•18,800 
•1,500 

•3,500 
1,000 

•4,500 


•111 


•20,685 
•1,665 

•8,480 
980 

•4,410 


Liabilities  :-^ 

Losses  due  and  unpaid, 

Losses  elaimed  and  unpaid, 

Losses  r^MTted — ^^lianity  not  determined,   . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure .  all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent., 


•2,675  00 

20,685  00 

1,665  00 

4,410  00 

2,880  00 

680  00 

900  00 

19,364  59 

•800  00 
8,400  00 
2,500  00 

10,321  41 


•58,159  59 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


17,021  41 

•86,188  18 
80,000  00 

•6>188  18 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  86 

BOSTON  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[IiMorpomtBd,  Fabnury  11, 1828.] 

FsTBB  W.  Frbkm AN,  President  Secretary,  Henry  Washbubk. 

Office,  No.  62  l^ate  Street 

Bank  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company  :^> 

ParfBliw 
perflhare. 

250  shares  Suffolk  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,    .  9100 

230     ^     New  Eng'd  Naf  1  B%  Boston,    100 

220     '<      Shoe    and    Leather    Dealers' 

Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .        .    100 

184     **     Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100 

200     '•      Union  Natl  Bank,  Boston,     .    100 

200     <"      Globe  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      .    100 

134     ''      State  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,       .      60 

188     <<     Merchants'  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston,    100 

170  *«  Bay  State  Natl  Bank,  Law- 
rence,       ....      76        12,750         83        14,110 

150  •*  Hide  and  Leather  Nat'l  Bank, 
Boston,      .... 

160     ^      City  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100     <«      Columbian  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

106     "^      Hamilton  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

150     "     Webster  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, . 

150     <<      Atlas  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

180     "      Railroad  Nat'l  Bank,  Lowell, . 


PuTalae 

Ibvketvmlae  liarlwl 
per  ihara.   Taloe. 

925,000 

911H 

928,875 

23,000 

124 

28,520 

22,000 

137 

80,140 

13,400 

119 

15,946 

20,000 

120 

24,000 

20,000 

130 

,26,000 

8,040 

134 

14,740 

18,800 

118 

16,284 

100 

15,000 

140 

21,000 

100 

15,000 

105 

15,750 

100 

10,000 

114 

11,400 

100 

10,500 

117 

12,285 

100 

15,000 

109 

16,350 

100 

15,000 

114 

17,100 

75 

m 

18,000 

105 

• 

18,900 

9000,000  9311,400 


RaDraad  Stocks : — 

150  shares  Boston  and  Maine  R.  R.,        .  9100 

150  *<  Boston  and  Providence  R.  R,    100 

160  ^  Taunton  Branch  R.  R., .        .100 

210  •<  Old  Colony  &  Fall  River  R.R,    100 

165  «  Western  Railroad, .                .    100 

20  *<  Boston  and  Lowell  Railroad,  .    600 

120  "  Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R, .    100 

190  *«  Connecticut  River  R  R,        •    100 

9123,000  9162,956 

Railroad  Bonds: — 

Western  Railroad  Bonds,        .  .  94,000  94,000 

New  Bedford  and  Taunton  R.  R.  Bonds,  *26,000  26,126 

929,000  929,126 


915,000 

9130 

919,600 

15,000 

141 

31,160 

15,000 

113 

16,960 

21,000 

.104 

21,840 

16,500 

146 

23,926 

10,000 

555 

11,100 

12,000 

145 

17,400 

19,000 

HI 

21,090 

86 


HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.      [Jan. 


Aants  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

Bank  ttocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,    . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  • 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estatey 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
American  Steamship  Company's  stock 
Relief  Steamship  Company's  stock, 
Union  Steamship  Companjr's  stock, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  low, 


Liabilities  :— 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,    . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all .  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent, 


1811,400  00 

152,955  00 

29,125  00 

29,885  91 

2,000  00 

7,700  00 

7,000  00 

1,700  00 

2,750  00 

14,272  05 

168,268  16 

751  00 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus. 


1722,307  12 


•87,000  00 
101,567  08 


188,567  08 

•532,989  04 
300,000  00 

•282,989  04 


BOYLSTON   FIRE   AND  MARINE  INSURANCE   COMPANY, 

BOSTON. 

ClnoorpomMt,  f •bnniy  iS,  1815.] 

JosBPH  W.  Balch,  PreMenL  Secnimj,  Noah  S.  JamiBT. 

Office,  No.  45  StaU  Street. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 
United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  •       .  ^102,000 


Stale  Securities: — 

Massachusetts  5  per  cent.  Bonds, 
Rhode  Island  6  per  cent  Bonds, 


•1,000 
8,000 


•116,585 


•1,000 
8,000 


•9,000 


•0,000 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 

Bank  Stocka  .^— 


87 


Par  Taint  Uarketrala*    Market 

par  share.    ParTalne.     perahare.,     Talne. 


722  shares  Washington  Natl  B%  Boston,  9100 

Webster  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 

Mass'tts  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  .  250 

Boston  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,    •  50 

State  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100 

Union  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,     .  100 

Tremont  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, .  100 

Eagle  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,      .  100 

Colambian  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  100 

Suffolk  Nafl3ank,  Boston,    .  100 

Bailroad  Stocks : — 

430  shares  Western  Railroad, .                .  9100 

20   .  <«     Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R.,  .  100 

850     <«     Boston  and  Providence  R.  R.,  100 


150 

u 

4 

u 

150 

i4 

400 

(( 

266 

u 

580 

(1 

200 

*i 

140 

u 

15 

M 

972,200 

15,000 

1,000 

7,500 

40,000 

26,600 

58,000 

20,000 

14,000 

1,500 

9255,800 

943,000 

2,000 

35,000 

980,000 


9123 
109 
280 
70 
113 
122 
126 
117 
118 
114 


988,806 
16^850 

1,120 
10,500 
45,200 
32,452 
72,500 
23,400 
16,520 

1,710 

9308,558 


9146  962,780 
145|  ^,910 
141        49,350 


Other  Inrestanents : — 

84  shares  Relief  Steamboat  Company, 

100     '^     American  Steamship  Company,       .... 

56     "      Union  Steamship  Company, 

50  **  Merchants'  Boston  and  New  Orleans  Steamship  Co., 
Albany  City  5  per  cent  stock, 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  secarides,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value',)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       • 
Railroad  stocks,  (nuurket  value,)  .' 
Oilier  investments,      •        • 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .        •        .        • 
Loaned  without  collateral,   . 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     . 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss. 


9115,040 

984  00 
5,000  00 
2,800  00 
3,750  00 
4,500  00 

916,134  00 


9116,53.*)  00 

9,000  00 

308,558  00 

115,040  00 

16,134  00 

39,56'i  30 

45,500  00 

75,562  11 

2,500  00 

33,989  31 

111,652  41 

5,457  50 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, .        •  .        •        .     966,800  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insnre  all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,  •        .        •       97,669  76 


9879,492  63 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


164,469  76 

9715,022  87 
800,000  00 

9415,022  37 


88  HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.     [Jan. 


FRANKLIN  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[iDoorpomted,  Febmaty  10, 1868.] 

WiLLil3f  M.  Byrnes,  President.  Secretary,  Edmund  WamiET. 

United  States  Securitiefl  owned  bj  the  Companj : — 

Par  Talne.  Muln*  tbL 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,         ....    930,000  933,000 

*«         "     7^  Bonds, 10,000  10,700 


Bapk  Stocks :— 


400  shares  Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
869     **     Nat'I  City  Bank,  Boston, 

Globe  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,  . 
Second  Nat*l  Bank,  Boston,  . 
Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
State  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Nat'I  Union  Bank,  Boston, 
Naf  1  Webster  Bank,  Boston,  . 
Baj  State  Nafl  Bank,  Law- 
rence, .  .  .  . 
Falmrmth  Natl  Blc,  Falmouih, 
First  Natl  Bank  of  Methaen, 


771 
69 
24 

276 

141 
50 

100 

85 
10 


tt 


u 


(t 


u 


(( 


a 


(4 


Par  tala« 
ptrilum. 

9100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

75 
100 
100 


940,000 

Marktt 

Pmt  valoe.     par  ihan. 

940,000      9115 
86,900        108 


948,700 


77,100 

6,900 

2,400 

27,600 

14,100 

5,000 

10,000 
8,500 
1,000 


135 

145 

120 

112| 

122 

109 

78 
100 
105 


9224,500 
Railroad  Stocks : — 

168  shares  Boston  and  Proyidence  R  R,  9100      916,800 

82     <'     Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R, .    100         8,200 


9142 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Raihroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  • 
Cash  on  hand,      .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collatural,  . 
Other  investments,  .        « 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 


920,000 


•     Taloe. 

946,000 

89,852 

104,085 

10,005 

2,880 

81,119 

174202 

5,450 

7,800 
3,500 
1,050 

9268,943 

923,856 
4,736 

928,592 


943,700  00 

268,943  00 

28,592  00 

88,745  73 

4,600  00 

19,476  22 

2,800  00 

24,143  77 

58,933  -52 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, 912,200  00 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   •        •        9,500  00 
Amount   required    to  re-insufe  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,'        •        .        .       51,691  70 


9489,934  24 


Dednel  paid-up  capital, 


73,391  70 

9416,542  54 
300,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 9116,542  04 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


89 


LTNN  MECHANICS'  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

LYNN. 

[Inoorpomted,  Jairaaiy  98, 1888.] 

Jo8.  N.  Saukdbrson,  President  Secretary,  Amos  Rhodes. 


United  States  SecuritieB  owned  hj  the  Company  :— 

Par  TBlnt. 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1881,  .       •      95,000 
^         •*     Coupon  Bonds,    .        .        .        .        5,000 


State  Secnrities : — 
MasBachnsetts  Union  Fond,  6  per  cent. 

Bank  Stocks  :— 


910,000 
95,000 


MariEetfal. 

95,700 
5,275 

910,975 
95,700 


80 

(( 

128 

u 

20 

u 

60 

u 

188  sbares  First  Nafl  Bank,  Lynn, 
47     <<     Nafl  City  Bank,  Lynn,         .    100 
Central  Nafl  Bank,  Lynn, '   .    100 
Shoe  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 

Boston,      .        .        •        .    100 
Naf  1  Exchange  Bank,  Boston,    100 
Nat'l  Bank  of  the  Republic, 
Boston,      •       •        •        •    100 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  secnrities,  (market  yalae,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  collateral,  .... 


Pu  VAliM  Ifufcat  Taliw     Haitec 

pertluuE>9.    Pftrvala«.     perBhue.       T»la«. 

.  9100   918,800   9125   923,500 


4,700 
3,000 

12,800 
2,000 


110 
105 

188 
138 


5,000   125 


5,170 
3,150 

17,664 
2,760 

6,250 


946,300 


958,404 


Liabilities  i^— 

Losses  due  and  unpaid, 

Losses  reported— liability  not  determined,   . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all   outstanding 

risks,        .     , 


910,975  00 

5,700  00 

58,494  00 

311  82 

1,400  00 


975  00 
9,660  00 

152  47 


976,880  82 


9,887  47 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus. 


966,993  85 
50,000  00 

916,993  35 


40         HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.     [Jan. 


MANUFACTUEERS'  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[IiMOfpomtod,  Febroaiy  28, 1828.] 

Samuel  GtOULD,  President.  Secretary,  James  L  GtOODRICH. 

PfficBf  No.  59  SUUe  Street.  ' 


United  States  Securities  owned  bj  the  Company : — 

^  ParT»liM. 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,    ....  f  100,000 
&-20  Bonds  of  1884,     .        .       .      55,000 


it 


a 


u 


u 


7-80  Bonds,  second  isone, 


86,000 
9221,000 


MukeCvid. 
9110,000 

58,000 
25,000 

9193,000 


Bank  Stocks  ;— 

parahan. 

60  shares  New  Eng'd  Nafl  B'k,  Boston,  $100 


lUzk«tT«Iiw 
Par  TBliia.     per  aliar*. 


1,000  " 

550     " 


500 
20 
167 
168 
100 

160 

300 

50 


(4 
(t 
U 
U 

u 
u 
u 


Natl  City  Bank,  Boston,        •  100 
Shoe  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 

Boston,  ....  100 
Shawmut'Nafl  Bank,  Boston,  100 
Market  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 
State  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 
Eagle  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 
Bay  State  Natl  Bank,  Law- 
rence, ....  75 
Raiboad  Naf  1  Bank,  LoweU,  100 
Second  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 
Third  Nafl  Bank,  Springfield,  100 


Railroad  Bonds: — 
Cheshire  Railroad  Bonds, 


96,000 
100,000 

55,000 
50,000 
2,000 
16,700 
16,800 

7,500 
16,000 
80,000 

5,000 

9806,200 
9102,000 


9115 
107 

180 
110 
105 
107 
115 

75 
105 
140 
100 


96,900 
107,000 

71,500 
65,000 
2,100 
17,869 
19,320 

7,500 
16,800 
42,000 

5,000 


9350,989 
987,783  67 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     . 
Bank  Stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  Bonds,  (market  value,) 
National  Dock  Warehouse  bonds. 
Cash  value  of  real  estate,    .... 
Cash  on  hand,  including  call  loans  and  advances 

on  losses  not  adjusted,      .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral, 

Loaned  on  indorsed  notes,  .... 

Other  investments, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 
Amount  carried  fonoard, . 


9193,000  00. 

350,989  00 

87,783  67 

50,000  00 

29,906  47 

58,723  00 

41,500  00 

.    81,800  00 

24,352  00 

13,000  00 

8,697  50 

128,401  77 

251  00 


41,068,404  41 


1867.]  PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  41 

« 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^  •        .        .        •      f  1,068,404  41 
Liabilities : — 
Looses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   .        .  $127,000  00 
Amount  required  to   re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,*  .    .       .       .     120,514  93 

247,614  93 


•820,889  48 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 400,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 9420,889  48 


MERCHANTS'  INSURANCE  COMPANY.  BOSTON. 

[Inompomtod,  BwMDbcr  6, 1816.] 

Thomas  C.  Smith,  President,  Secretary,  J.  C,  Braman. 

Office^  No.  38  StaU  Street. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TBliM.  Market  ral. 

United  States  7 ^  Currency  Loan,    .       .        .    950,000  958,500 

Bank  Stocks :— 

Par  talna  Haitet  Talaa    Marfcefc 

parahara.    Parfataa.  perahara.       Talna. 

1000  shares  Natl  Eagle  Bank,  Boston,    .  9100    9100,000  9117|  9117,250 

750     '«     Merchants' Nafl  Bank,  Boston,    100        75,000  118        88,500 

900     <'      Suffolk  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .    100        90,000  115f    104,062 

900     "      Globe  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,      .    100        90,000  130      117,000 

100     <«     New  Engfd  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston,    100        10,000  124        12,400 

100     <"     NAt'l  City  Bank,  Boston,        ,    100        10,000  107        10,700 ' 
100     ''      Shoe    and    Leather   Dealers' 

Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .        .    100        10,000  137        18,700 

160     «     Raiboad  Natl  Bank,  LoweU, .    100        16,000  106}      17,000 

100     "•     Natl  Revere  Bank,  Boston,    .    100        10,000  182}      13,250 

12     '<     Massa'tts  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,    250         3,000  287}        3,450 


9414,000  9497,312 
Railroad  Stocks: — 

800  shares  Boston  and  Maine  R.  R.,        .  9100      980,000  9131      939,300 

240     «<     Boston  and  Providence  R.  R.,    100        24,000  141        33,840 


954,000  973,140 


*  SBtlmated  bj  tha  Oompaoj  at  from  76  par  eant.  to  90  par  eant. 
;       6 


42         HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.     [Jan. 


Aflwti  of  tbe  Company,  Novtoiber  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  tecuritieB,  (market  valne,) 

Bank  Btocks,  (market  value,) 

Railroad  stocks,  (market  valoe,) 

Cash  yalae  of  real  estate, 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  • 

Loaned  without  collateral, 

Other  investments. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 

Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss. 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  due  and  unpaid,  and  losses  claimed  and 

unpaid, 

All  other  dsums  against  the  Company, 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


•53,600  00 

497,812  00 

78,140  00 

185,000  00 

8,095  85 

1,836  58 

5,100  00 

800  00 

15,210  00 

6,991  62 

87,558  48 

818  00 


•30,179  00 
7,278  00 

54,080  48 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


•884,862  53 


91,539  48 

•793,323  05 
500,000  00 

•298,323  05 


NATIONAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[IncorpontBd,  Juim  18, 1836.] 

Aabo^  H.  Bban,  Preiident.  Secretary^  Gbqrob  W.  Kuhh, 

Office,  No.  66  SiaU  ^eeU 


United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Ptuvmlne. 

United  States  6  per  cti  Registered  Bonds,  1881,  •IS.OOO 

"     6  per  ct  Coupon  Bonds,  1881,     .  10,000 

<>     &-20  Bonds, 15,000 

7^  Bonds, 21,200 


ftC 


4t 


U 


(i 


•16,800 

11,200 
16,500 
22,472 


•61,200 


•66,972 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


48 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  rahub 

p«r  share.  Par  nJiie. 

2182  shares  Hamilton  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  f  100    $213,200 

170   .  *'     Shoe   and    Leather    Dealers' 

Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,  .        .    100  17,000 

State  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .    100  28,700 

Webster  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .    100  18,400 

Bay  State  Naf  1  B'k,  Lawrence,      75  11,250 

Atlas  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,       .    100  8,000 

Market  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .    100  7,000 

Shawmut  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100  '  6,600 


ICarkefc  raliia     ICarkal 
per  sliare. '      Talae. 

1120    9255,840 


237 

184 

150 

80 

70 

66 


(( 


tt 


4t 


i( 


H 


137 

112 

100 

82 

114f 
112 
112 


Railroad  Stocks: — 
187  shares  Boston  and  Maine  R  R.,        .  9100 
160     '<     Boston  and  Proyidence  B.  B.,    100 
70     *<     Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R., .    100 
80     ^     Portland,  Saco  and  Portsmouth 

Railroad,    .        .        .        .100 


9305,150 

918,700 

16,000 

7,000 


23,200 

26,662 

20,056 

12,300 

0,180 

7,840 

7,302 

9362,560 


9130  924,310 
140  22,400 
145        10,150 


8,000        100 


3,000 


Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 
United  Stetes  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Rulroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Town  of  Brunswick  Bond,  . 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,   . 

Other  investments. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 

Premhim  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 


944,700 


966,072  .00 

362,560  00 

50,860  00 

00  00 

41,678  81 

6,600  42 

53,500  ,00 

8,000  00 

20,506  46 

465  00 

50,211  52 


950,860 


9670,633  21 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,    .        .     953,025  00 

Other  claims, .         1,743  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent^        .  •       05,440  44 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 


151,108  44 

9528,524  77 
300,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 


9228,524  77 


44         HOWE  FIBE  AND  MARINE  CiOMPANIES.     [Jan. 


NEPTUNE  INSURANCE  COBiPANY,  BOSTON. 

tlnoQcpoifttod,  JwM  6,  ISn.] 

Gborob  F.  OsBOBNBy  President.  SeerMary^  Euobnb  B.  Hinklbt. 

Ojfice,  No.  04  SuOe  StreeL 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Com[MUi7 : — 


PmttbIo*. 

MntotviL 

Unite 

d  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  . 

« 

930,000 

• 

•33,900 

(i 

"     5-20  Bonds, 

>       1 

.      20,000 
•50,000 

a 

21,750 
•55,650 

Stote  Stocks  :— 

1 

Massachusetts  6  per  cent.,  1868, 

.    913,000 

•17,810 

a 

6  per  cent,  1871, 

6,000 

6,900 

(C 

6  per  cent,  1872, 

12,500 

14,125 

u 

6  per  cent,  1878, 

2,000 

2,220 

C4 

6  per  cent,  1874, 

8,000 

8,800 

u 

6  per  cent,  1877, 

.      10,000 

11,000 

u 

5  per  cent,  1873, 

5,000 

5,000 

u 

5  per  cent,  1804, 

.      80,000 

30,000 

1 

•86,500 

i 

•95,855 

Bank  Stocks :— 

Pj 

tf  tiIq 

•                     MsiketTBliM     Mutol 

9 

p« 

trahan 

1.    PftrvmliM. 

pwibH* 

¥ihM 

800  shares  Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  1 

1100 

•80,000 

•no 

•95,200 

266 

u 

Colambiaii  Naf  1  B%  Boston, 

100 

26,600 

114 

80,824 

600 

it 

Old  Boston  Nat'l  B*k,  Boston, 

50 

25,000 

70 

35,000 

200 

u 

Natl  Union  Bank,  Boston,     . 

100 

20,000 

121 

24,200 

200 

u 

New  Eng'd  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

20,000 

124 

24,800 

185 

u 

Nat'l  Eagle  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

18,500 

117 

21,645 

160 

il 

Shoe  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 

Boston,      .        .        •       • 

100 

16,000 

186 

21,760 

134 

(( 

State  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

13,400 

111 

14,874 

50 

(( 

Massa'tts  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

250 

12,500 

287J 

14,375 

110 

4< 

Naf  1  City  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

11,000 

108 

11,880 

100 

« 

Natl  B'k  of  Commerce,  Boston, 

100 

10,000 

118 

11,800 

90 

« 

Atlantic  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  . 

100 

9,000 

122 

10,980 

75 

(( 

Merchants'  Naf  I  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

7,500 

119 

8,925 

75 

(( 

Hamilton  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

7,500 

118 

8,850 

75 

4« 

Suffolk  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

7,500 

115 

8,625 

60 

M 

Market  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,    • 

100 

6,000 

115 

6,900 

86 

« 

Globe  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

3,600 

187 

4,860 

100 

U 

Bay  State  Nafl  Bank,  Law- 

rence,       .        •        •        • 

75 

7,500 

75 

7,500 

48 

(1 

Railroad  Natl  Bank,  Lowell, . 

100 

4,300 

106 

4,558 

•305,900 


•367,056 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


46 


Railroad  Stocks  >- 

ptrahM*. 

118  shares  Boston  and  Phmdence  B.  B.,  flOO 

22     <«     Boston  and  Lowell  B.  B.,       .    ^00 

182     <«     Western  Bailroad, .  •    100 

144     ««     Old  Colony  and  Newport  BJL.,    100 

50     «<     Boston  and  Maine  B.  B,        .100 


Railroad  Bonds: — 
Western  Bailroad  Bonds,  6  per  cent,  1875, 

City  Stocks  :— 
Boston  6  per  cent,  1868,  .... 

<'      5  per  cent,  1869,  •       .        .       . 

**   5  per  cent,  1874,  .... 
Albany  6  per  cent,  1879,  .... 

"*      Water  Loan,  6  per  cent,  1876,   • 


: 

KulMtTftlM     MMkat 

PftrvkliM. 

parihMt.       TBhM. 

911,800 

9141      915,988 

11,000 

550       12400 

13,200 

146       19,272 

14,400 

106        15,264 

5,000 

181          6,550 

954,900 
917,000 

95,000 
20,000 
14,000 
10,000 
2,000 

951,000 


Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  secorities,  (market  value,)     . 
State  stocks,  (market  vaioe,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  • 
Rulroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 
City  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  without  collateral,  . 
Other  investments. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  tenninated. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, 

Losses  reported — Pliability  not  determined,   • 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 
Borrowed  money, 


955,650  00 

95,855  00 

367,056  00 

69,119  00 

17,000  00 

57,610  00 

31,388  61 

8,600  00 

8,561  50 

15,400  00 

81,387  50 

244,203  24 

1,228  95 


934,165  00 
122,000  00 

160,391  51 
60,000  00 


Deduct  paid-up  capita^ t 

Balance  of  surplus, 


969,119 
917,000 

96,850 

25,000 

14,000 

9,800 

1,960 

957,610 


9998,054  80 


876,556  61 

9621,498  29 
800,000  00 

9821,498  29 


4«         HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.      [Jan. 

■ 

SHOE  AND  LEATHER  DEALERS'  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[IiMorpomtod,  Uaj  8, 1866.] 

John  C.  Abbott,  President  Secretary^  C.  M.  Stiicsov. 

Office^  No,  11  KOby  Street 

United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 


PWTallM. 

lfHt«Cv»L 

76  United  States  5-20  Bonds,     . 

•        • 

97,500 

982,500 

85 

ti 

"     6  per  cent.  Bonds,  1881, 

(         • 

85,000 

89,550 

80 

* 

«'     7-80  Bonds,    . 

•        • 

80,000 
972,500 

31,800 
$153,850 

State  Secnrities : — 

• 

10  Massachusetts  Union  Fund  Bonds, 

•        • 

910,000 

911,300 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

FuTaliM 

Katket  Tmlne     Kaitot 

perdum. 

FwTaliw. 

|Mr»iMn 

1.          ViltM. 

200  shares  Nat'l  Bank  of  the  Republic, 

Boston,      .... 

9100 

920,000 

9127i 

925,500 

167 

u 

Eliot  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

16,700 

119 

19,878 

117 

<( 

Nat'l  Shoe  and  Leather  Deal- 

ers' Bank,  Boston, 

100 

11,700 

180 

15,210 

112 

(( 

Howard  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,  . 

100 

11,200 

105 

11,760 

50 

(( 

Naf  1  Hide  and  Leather  Deal- 

ers' Bank,  Boston, 

100 

5,000 

140 

7,000 

50 

u 

First  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

5,000 

140 

7,000 

42 

u 

Blackstone  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

4,200 

122 

5,124 

82 

u 

Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

8,200 

120 

8,810 

25 

u 

Atlas  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

2,500 

108 

2,700 

16 

(( 

New  Eng'd  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

1,600 

120 

1,920 

80 

(( 

Mechanics'  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

8,000 

105 

3,150 

10 

u 

State  Natn  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

1,000 

110 

1,100 

10 

ii 

Revere  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

1,000 

122 

1,220 

168 

u 

City  Nat'l  Bank,  Lynn,  . 

100 

16,800 

115 

19,320 

20 

u 

Third  Nat'l  Bank,  Springfield, 

100 

2,000 

110 

2,200 

50 

u 

Central  Nat'l  B'k,  Worcester, 

100 

5,000 
9100,000 

105 

5,250 
9182,167 

Railroad  Stocks  :-- 

100  shares  Fitchburg  Railroad, 

9100 

910,000 

9116 

911,600 

Railroad  Bonds :— 

7  Eastern  Railroad  Mortgage  Bonds,    91)000 

97,000 

91,000 

97,000 

10  Old  Colony  &  Fall  River  R.  R.  Bonds, 

i 

5  per  cent, 1,000 

m 

10,000 

950 

9,500 

917,000  916,500 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


4T 


1866:— 


) 


Anets  of  the  Company,  November  1 
XJnited  States  securities,  (market  yalae 
State  securities,  (market  yalne,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Bailroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Bailroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 
Cash  on  hand,  .... 
Dne  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mort^^&ge  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Other  investments. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  due  and  unpaid, 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,    . 
Other  claims,       .        .        .        .        .        .        . 

Amount  required    to  re-insure  all    outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent., 


9158,850  00 

11,800  00 

132,167  00 

11,600  00 

16,500  00 

2,831  04 

8,669  02 

16,200  00 

.  11,000  00 

1,000  00 

8,881  20 

2,088  24 


•11,000  00 

12,250  00 

1,750  do 

1,289  18 

41,758  17 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


9365,586  50 


68,042  30 

9297,494  20 
200,000  00 

997,494  20 


WASHINGTON  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[InoorpontBd,  Fabraftxy  7, 1824.] 

Ibaac  Sweetser,  PfesiderU. '  Secretary^  Benjamin  Swbbtbbb. 

Office,  No.  72  State  StreeL 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds,  1881,     .        .    990,500 
«<         <«     6  per  cent  5-20  Bonds,        .        .      20,000 

9110,500 
BankStocka:— 

par  shftra.   Par  tbIim. 

200  shares  Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .  9100  920,000 

eO     <<     Boylston  Natl  Bank,  Boston, .    100  6,000 

218     <<      Columbian  Natl  B'k,  Boston,    100  21,800 

60     «<     Continental  Nafl  B'k,  Boston,    100  5,000 


AmourUi  earrietf  fortoardj 


952,800 


Market  TBI. 

9102,987  50 
22,100  00 

9126,087  50 


Maxkat 

TBine. 


Market  TBlna 
per  share. 

9114|  922,900 
187   8,220 
ll^    24«88S| 
118   5,900 


961,408^ 


48         HOME  FIRE  AND  MARINE  COMPANIES.     [Jan. 


Pwahw 

AmauniM  brought  fomocard^    • 

70  ihant  Freeman's  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  9100 

100     '«     Market  Natl  Bank,  Boatcm,  .  100 

60     ^     Massachu'Us  Natl  B%  Boston,  250 

181     «"     Nat'l  City  Bank,  Boston,        .  100 

150     <'     Naf  1  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 

Boston,      •        •        •        •  100 

Natl  Union  Bank,  Boston,     .  100 

New  Eng'd  Nafl  B'k,  Boston,  100 

North  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .  100 

Old  Boston  Natl  B'k,  Boston,  50 

Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .  100 

State  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100 

Suffolk  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .  100 

Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston, .  100 


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117 

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166 

214 

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Bailroad  Stocks : — 
100  shares  Boston  and  Worcester  B.  B.,  9100 


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Fitchbni^g  Bailroad, 
Old  Colony  &  Newport  B.  B., 
Philadelphia,  Wilmington  and 

Baltimore  B>  B.,  • 

Western  Railroad,  • 
Ogdensb'g  8c  Lake  Champlain 

Railroad,   .        •        •        • 
Ogdensb'g  8c  Lake  Champlain 

Railroad,  (preferred,) 
Vermont  and  Canada  R.  R.,  • 


100 
100 
100 

.50 
100 


100 
100 


Bonds .' — 
Batland  and  Barlington  R.  R.  Bond, 
Old  Colony  and  Newport  R.  R.  Bonds, 


Ptuvmloe. 

952,300 

7,000 

10,000 

15,000 

13,100 

15,000 
10,300 
10,400 
11,700 
8,000 
16,600 
21,400 
15,000 
6,600 
6,000 

9212,400 

910,000 
10,000 
10,000 
18,200 


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9116        8420 

111      11,100 

^    287^    17,250 

108      14,148 


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115| 
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21,225 
12,385| 
12,688 
13,162} 
4,080 
28^40 
23,861 
17,810 
6J70} 
5,450 

9252,699} 


9145}  914,550 
112  11,200 
116  11,600 
104   18,928 


17,500    57   19,950 
6,600    145{   9,619} 


100   10,000    76   7,600 


1,700   102    1,784 
700   101}    710} 

995,892 


■>  • 


of  the  Company,  NoTomber  1, 1866 
United  States  securities,  (market  yalne,) 
Bank  vtocks,  (market  ralne,) 
Bailroad  stocks,  (market  Talae,)  . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  valae,)  . 
Cash  on  hand,     .       .       •       • 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

AmourU  carried  forward^  • 


984,700 

91,000 
10,000 

911,000 

9125,087  50 

252,699  25 

95,802  00 

10,975  00 

8,160  82 

58,500  00 


.  9546,264  57 


91^ 
9,750 

910,975 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


49 


Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^ 
LiOaned  on  collateral,  .... 
Citj  of  Charlestawn  bonds, . 
Other  investments,       .... 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
Premiom  notes  on  risks  not  terminated,  • 


•546,264  67 

8^  00 

50,000  00 

4,610  00 

55,429  50 

281,659  60 


Liabilities : — 

claimed  and  unpaid, 987,650  00 

IxMBes  reported — liability  not  determined,   .  100,150  00 

Unpaid  dividends, 3,026  00 

Amount  required   to  re^insure   all  outstanding 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,        •        .  185,846  62 


•896,863  67 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


826,172  62 

•670,191  05 
800,000  00 

•270,191  05 


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REMARKS, 


EQUITABLE  MABINE   INSURANCE  COMPANY,  FBOVINCE- 

TOWN. 

[laoQcponttd,  MteMiy  10, 1846.] 

Joshua  £.  Bowlvt,  Prmdent  Secretary^  Ehob  H.  Yoviro. 


Bank  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company : — 

p«aliMt.    9ir^««.     far 

120  shares  Freeman's  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,  tlOO      tl2,000     tI12 
00     ^     Provincetown  National  Bank, 

ProTinoetoim,   ...    100         6,000       110 


•18,i40 
6,000 


tl8,000 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1800 : — 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     . 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 

Liabilities  :— 


120,040  00 

1,001  71 

10,448  00 

4,578  28 

4,022  89 


due  and  nnpud. 
Amount  required   to  reinsure   all  on 
estimated  at  60  per  cent. 


13,287  00 
2,011  45 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


•20,040 


•47,045  88 


5,298  46 


•41,747  41 
17,000  00 

•24,747  41 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


56 


6L0UCESTEB  MARINE  INSURAIICE  COMBANT,  GLOUCESTER. 

[IneoipoEfttod,  Hueh  5, 1847.] 

GoBHAM  P.  Low,  Preiident.  Secretary^  Alfred  Pbksson. 


United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

PttrndiM. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .  ^6,000 

5-20*8, 2,600 


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•13,600 


iUrk*(Tftl. 

•6,840 
2,860 
5,350 

•15,050 


Bank  Stocks : — 


ParTRhia  Market  taIim    MMlnt 

porsfaaM.    ParndiM.     per  ■ban.       Taloe. 


86  shares  Gloucester    National    Bank, 

Gloucester,        .        .        .'  •lOO 
25     «<     Cape  Ann  Natl  B%  Glouces- 
ter,      100 

58     *"     Tremont  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,  100 

Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .  100 

Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 


42 

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Railroad  Stocks : — 

70  shares  Eastern  Railroad,  .  .  •lOO 

44     "      Western  Railroad, .  .    100 

10     ^     Boston  and  Proyidence  R.  R.,    100 


•3,600 

•130 

•4,680 

2,500 
5,800 
4,200 
1,300 

115 
123 
115 
130 

2,876 
7,134 
4,830 
1,690 

•17,400 

•21,209 

•7,000 
4,400 
1,000 

•112 
146 
140 

•7,840 
6,424 
1,400 

Railroad  Bonds: — 
XMtem  Railroad  Bonds,  ... 

Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secnritiefl,  (market  yalne,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  yalne,)  . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  yalue,)  • 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Other  investments,      .... 
Freminm  notes  on  risks  terminated,     . 
ft^miom  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  tmd  Iosb, 
Amount  carried  forward^  • 


•12,400 


•2,000 


•15,050  00 
21,209  00 
15,664  00 

2,000  00 
13,894  39 

4,500  00 

300  00 

16,468  62 

40,048  08 

1,159  75 


•15,664 


'     ^2,000 


•129,778  69 


56  HOME  MARINE  COMPANIES.  [Jan. 

Amount  of  Asseti  broughi  forward,   ....         tl29t778  99 

Liabilities : — 

LoMes  due  and  unpaid,       .....  911»407  08 

LoMes  claimed  and  anpaid, 16,528  62 

Lofses  reported — ^liabilitj  not  determined,    •  16,000  00 

All  other  claims, 6,285  93 

Amount  required   to   re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .  20,024  01 


70,191  14 


•59,587  55 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 50,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 99,587  55 


MERCANTILE  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANT,  BOSTON. 

(Inowpoiftted,  Vetewtfjr  U,  1828.] 

Stkphxn  H.  Bullabd,  President.  Secretary,  William  B.  CoFrar. 

Office,  No.  58  SlaU  Street. 

United  States  Securities  owned  bj  the  Compan j : — 

PvndiM.  MMlDilvri. 

United  SUtes  7-30  Bonds,         ....    910,000  910,500 

<<         ««     7-80  Bonds,          ....      10,000  10,500 


920,000  921,000 

Bank  Stocks  :— 


PartiJm  MMtetvBliM 

p«jlu»».  ParTkliw.  ptrihan.       yhm. 

100  shares  Atiantic  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  9100  910,000  9120  912,000 

200     <'     Columbian  Nat^  Bank,  Boston,    100  20,000  118  22,600 

214     '<     Eagle  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      .    100  21,400  '    115  24,610 

300     ''      Globe  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      .    100  89,000  128  49,920 

120     "     Hamilton  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston^    100  12,000  119  14,280 

200     *'     Nata  City  Bank,  Boston,        .    100  20,000  108  21,600 

160     '«     New  Eng'd  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston,    100  16,000  122  19,620 

288     <<     North  Nafi  Bank,  Boston,      .    100  28,800  110  25,680 

87     <'     Railroad  Natl  Bank,  Lowell,    100  8,700  100  8,700 

178     ^     Stote  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,       .    100  17,800  110  19,580 

1,000  "      Suffolk  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,    .    100  100,000  114  114,000 

800     "<     Tremont  Nafi  Bank,  Boston,    100  80,000  118  85,400 

250     ^     Nata  Union  Bank,  Boston,     .    100  25,000  119  29,750 

^                 9888,200  9892,590 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


67 


Bailroad  Stocks : — 

PirnavM  Maxfe«tnaiw    MaikM 

pershATB.  PmttiIim.     pcrshaN.       yham, 

800  aliares  Boston  and  Providence  B.  B.,  9100  930,000      9140      942,000 
160     «     Portland,  Saoo  &  Portsmoath 

Bailroad,  ....    100  15,000        100        15,000 

160     *"     Eastern  Bailroad,  .        .        .    100  15,000        110       16,500 


Bailroad  Bonds : — 
Old  Colon  J  and  Fall  Blver  B.  B.  Bonds, 

Assets  of  the  Companj,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  secarities,  (market  valae,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  valne,) 
Bailroad  stocks,  (market  valae,) 
Bailroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand. 
Other  investments, 
Fremiam  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
F^mium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 


Liabilities : — 

claimed  and  unpaid, 
Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  • 
Unpaid  dividends. 
Amount  required   to   re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


960,000 
96,000 


978,500 
95,880 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


921,000  00 

892,590  00 

78,500  00 

5,880  00 

19,427  00 

86,100  00 

1,400  02 

122,818  76 


933,789  00 

26,978  00 

781  00 

61,409  88 


9672,715  78 


122,902  88 

9549,818  40 
800,000  00 

9249,813  40 


SALEM  MABINE  INSUBANCE  COMPANY,  SALEM. 

[Ineorponttd,  Vt bruaiy  6, 1866.] 

JsBBXiAH  Page,  President.  Secretary,  William  Nobthet. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

PmrvmliM. 

United  States  7  iV  Bonds, 922,500 

'<     5-20  Bonds,         ....        5,000 


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State  Securities: — 
Massachusetts  5  per  cent  Bonds, 

8 


927,500 
95,000 


ICukelfal. 

924,075 
5,500 

929^75 
95,000 


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Merchantfl'  Bank,  Salem, 
Mercantile  Bank,  Salem, 
Exchange  Bank,  Salem, 
Fint  Natl  Bank,  Salem, 
Naumkeag  Bank,  Salem, 
North  Bank,  Boston, 
Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  . 
Webster  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  •  100 
Naf  1  B'k  of  Commerce,  Boston,  100 
Atlantic  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 
Merchants'  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston,  100 
Eliot  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  •  100 
Shawmnt  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston,  .  100 
Boston  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,    .    106 


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8,000 
7,800 
0,800 

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9,800 
0,800 

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10,000 
5,100 
8,000 
5,000 
1,200 
1,600 

•03,400 


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110 
116 
112 
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112 
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8,000 

7,665 

10,780 

17,400 

10,416 

14,014 

10,900 

11,000 

6,222 

8,570 

6,000 

1,844 

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Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     . 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   . 
Amount  required    to  reinsure   all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


•20,575  00 
5,000  00 

108,601  00 

5,806  00 

1,024  73 

15,200  26 


•8,000  00 
7,640  68 


•165,306  08 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


10,640  63 

•154,746  45 
100,000  00 

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AGGEEGATE. 


Amount  insured  by  existing jpolicies  in  Unt  Clan, 

insured  in  Second  ulass, 

of  premimn  and  deposit  on  same  in  First  Class, 
of  premium  and  deposit  in  Second  Class,  . 
oC  premium  and  deposit  rec'd  in  cash,  First  Class, 
of  premium  and  deposit  in  cash,  Second  Class, . 

insured  on  real  estate, 

insured  on  personal  estate,  .... 
of  policies  issued  ihe  past  year,  First  Class, 
of  policies  issued  the  past  year.  Second  Class,  . 
of  policies  terminated  the  past  year.  First  Class, 
of  policies  terminated  the  past  year,  Sec'd  Class, 
of  premiums  received  in  notes  the  past  year,     r 

Proportion  msured  in  Massachusetts,       .... 
of  losses  on  property  in  Massachusetts,  . 

Amount  assessed  the  past  year,       ..... 
of  liability  to  future  assessment. 

Gain  on  investments, 

Loss  on  investments, 

Highest  rate  of  interest  paid, 

Highest  rate  of  interest  received, 


Assets. 
United  States  Securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  and  Railroad  Stocks,  (market  value,) 
Cost  value  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Other  investments, .      • . 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 
Cash  in  hands  of  agents, 
Assessments  regarded  good,  due  and  not  paid. 


Total  amount  of  assets. 


LlABILITIRS. 

Amount  of  losses  ascertained  and  unpaid, 

of  other  losses  claimed, 

owed  for  borrowed  money,        .        . 

owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,     . 

of  other  liabilities, 

Estimated  amount  in  cash  required  to  re-insure  all  out- 
standing risks,     


Total  amount  of  liabilities, 


Income. 

Amount  of  premiums  received  in  cash  the  past  year, 
received  on  assessments,    .   *    • 
received  for  interest, 


Total  income. 


•247,385,993  70 

686,828  00 

9,948,574  71 

38,452  87 

8,099,078  42 

12,766  86 

217,665,302  16 

29,720,691  54 

90,409,877  00 

722,095  00 

71,584,180  90 

563,038  00 

2,320,901  66 


8,015  73 

14,861,306  04 

14,697  31 

300  00 

7A  per  cent 


per  cent. 


$802,708  49 

1,047,972  50 

71,804  63 

460,475  22 

366,498  07 

173,160  77 

40,670  72 

4,174  45 


$2,967,464  85 


•24,233  40 

9,940  25 

12,064  64 

82,161  46 

6,883  26 

1,513,490  02 


•1,598,773  08 


•1,052,750  81 

31,037  85 

213,765  71 


•1,297,554  37 


1867.] 


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88 


AooBEOATE — Concluded. 


* 

Expenditures. 

• 

Amount  of  losses  piud  the  past  year 

•445,487  56 

of  cash  div's  paid  to  policy  holders,  First  Class, 
of  cash  div's  p'd  to  policy  holders,  Second  Class, 

362,888  10 

1,745  45 

of  cash  paid  as  return  premium  on  policies  can- 

celled, First  Class, 

42,281  82 

of  cash  paid  as  return  premium  on  policies  can- 

celled,  Second  Class, 

206  10 

paid  for  expenses,  taxes  and  com'ns,  First  Class, 

214,169  00 

paid  for  expenses,  taxes  and  com'ns.  Second  Class, 

1,840  30 

Total  expenditures, 

81,068,577  60 

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REMARKS. 


ABINGTON  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  ABINGTON. 

[Ineorponitod,  Uaj  80, 1866.    Olurttr  6zp!ref,  1884  ] 

Baxter  Cobb,  President.  Secretary,  Fbeemah  P«  Howjlakd. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TftliM.  Maiket  vaL 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  ....      •d.SOO  94,200 

«         <<      Compoafid  interest  Note,     .        .  100  100 

•4,300  J»4,d00 

Amount  of  Assets  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deponts : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)      .  14,800  00 

Cost  value  of  real  estate 500  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .        .        .  700  00 

Endorsed  note, 200  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 834  57 

Due  from  agents, 242  66 

»6,277  23 

Liabilities : — 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,     .        .  $57  83 

Due  Directors  for  services, 40  00 

Borrowed  on  Treasurer's  note,    ....  175  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .  .         3,855  10 

4,127  62 

Balance  of  surplus,       .        .        .        .        .        .        .  #2,149  71 


Assets  brought  forward,  $6,087  88 
Cash  premium,  .  .  2,248  82 
Intorest,         ...         198  01 


Balance, 


•7,609  21 
•5,861  83 


Losses  paid, . 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,    . 


•495  82 
407  85 
744  71 


•1,647  88 


Assets  carried  forward,   '•6,277  23 


+9415  40 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No,  9.  85 

ANNISQUAM  MUTUAL  FIRE   INSURANCE   COMPANY,  GLOU- 
CESTER. 

[Incorponted,  Manh  11, 1847.    Chortor  expires,  1875.] 

Nathaniel  Duley,  President  Secretary^  Oliver  W.  Sargent. 

'  United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Pat  Tiliie.  Maiket  vmL 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,          ....         9300  9815 

«         "     7^  Bonds, 1,000  1,110 

91,300  91,425 

Amount  of  Assets  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .        .       91)425  00 
Individual  notes  on  interesit,         ....  935  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, .        .        .        .  '     .  210  61 

Due  from  agents, 49  41 

92,620  02 


ARKWMGHT  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Incorponted,  Febmaj^  8, 1800.] 
Waldo  EEigginson,  President,  Secretary,  E.  H.  Sprague. 

Office,  No.  81  KiUnf  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TBlne.  Blarket  Tal. 

United  States  7^9  Treasury  Notes,    .        .        .      95,000  95,300 

State  Securities: — 
Rhode  Island  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1882,  .        .      98,000  98,000 

Railroad  Stocks: — 

PuTBlae  IfaricetTalne     Market 

perihan.    Parjalne.     perahAre.       imlne. 

30  shares  Pittsfield  &  No.  Adams  R.  R.,  9100        93,000        980        92,400 
50     <*     Northern  (N.  H.)  R.  R.,        .    100         5,000        110         5,500 

98,000  97,900 

Railroad  Bonds: — 

Connecticut  lUver  R.  R.  Bonds,      .        .        .        96,000  96,000 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .        .       95,300  00 


State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  .       9 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 

Bills  receivable, 

Amount  carried  forward^  . 


3,000  00 

7,900  00 

6,000  00 

9,046  86 
17,239  65 
948,486  61 


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Amount  of  A$mU  brought  fonoardf   . 
Liabilitiei :— > 
Amount  requited  to   re-insure  all   oatstaiiding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


Balance  of  surplus, 


»48,486  51 


24,749  52 
923,736  99 


Aasets  brought  forward, 

Gash  premium, 

Interest, 

Gaia  on  investments,    . 

927,862  18 

62,468  96 

1,910  84 

1,164  60 

Losses  paid. 
Dividends,  . 
Retam  preminm, 
Espenses,    . 
Taxes,. 

Aflsttts  carried  forward. 

99,900  64 

14,974  61 

2,438  86 

6,728  60 

1,417  31 

Balance, . 

983,496  93 
949,041  61 

984,464  42 
948,486  61 

+9556  00 

ATTLEBOROUGH  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

ATTLEBOROUGH. 

[Xneoiponted,  Vthnurj  24, 1844.    Charter  eoipiits,  1872.] 


John  Daoqbtt,  President. 


Secretary,  Samubl  W.  Cabpektxb. 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deponts : 

Deposited  in  Pawtucket  Savings  Bank,  and  in 

Providence  County  Bank,        .... 

Cash  on  hand, 


92,189  52 
1,189  91 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed, 

Amount   required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent. 


Balance  of  surplus. 


•750  00 
1,713  71 


93,379  43 


2,433  71 


•915  72 


Assets  brought  forward,  92,681  69 
Cash  premium,  .  .  1,808  70 
Interest,        ...         166  09 


Balance, . 


94,161  48 
98,818  69 


Losses  paid, . 
Expenses,  . 
Return  premiums, 


9640  00 

188  90 

8  89 


9887  79 
Assets  carried  forward,    93,879  48 


+965  74 


1867.] 


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87 


BARNSTABLE  COUNTY  MUTUAL  FIRE    INSURANCE  COM- 
PANY, YARMOUTH  PORT. 

[Tnoorpontod,  Manh  2, 1888.    Charter  tzpliM,  1881.] 

Ebenezbr  Bacon,  President.  Secretary,  Amob  Otis. 


United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

ParTmlw. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,         ....    912,000 
"         "     7-30  Bonds,  ....        1,600 

"         «      10-40  Bonds,        ....        1,000 


Bank  Stocks ; — 


15  shares  First  Nat'l  Bank,  Yarmouth,  .  $100 

16  "     Tremont  Nafl  Bank,  Boston, .    100 
10     '<     FahnouthNat'lB'k,  Falmouth,    100 

4     <<     Mass'tts  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  .    250 


814,500 


MarlntTal. 

•12,720 

1,675 

1,000 

•15,205 


Par  tbIiw  Marlnt  talw     Market 

parihare.    ParvaliM.     per  ■hare.       Talne. 

•120  tlySOO 

110  1,760 

100         1,000 
260  1,040 


Raihroad  Stocks : — 
50  shares  Cape  Cod  Railroad, 


•60 


•1,500 
1,600 
1,000 
1,000 

»5,100» 
•8,000 


•5,600 
•67       •3,350 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 


United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  Stocks,  (market  value,)      ^ 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Deposited  in  savings  bank,  . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Other  investments,      .... 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed, 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies. 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


•15,295  00 
5,600  00 
8,350  00 
1,000  00 
1,025 .00 
18,574  58 
815  05 


•112  00 
138  65 

21,584  08 


•40,660  53 


Balance  of  surplus, 


21,834  78 
•18,775  80 


Assets  bipnght  fbrward,  $35,273  47 
Cash  premium,  .  .  0^61  89 
Interest,  2,564  81 

Gain  on  Investments,    .        600  00 


Balance, . 


$47,688  67 
.  $40,660  58 


paid. 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,    • 


$665  00 
5,882  07 
1,09107 


$7,028  14 
Assets  canied  forward,  $40,660  58 


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[Jan. 


BERKSHIRE  MUTUAL   FIRE  INSURANCE   COMPANY,  PITTS- 
FIELD. 

[Ineorpomtod,  Ifueh  6, 1886.    Charter  nnllmlted.] 

Walter  Laflin,  President  Secretary,  Edwin  F.  Sandys. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company  :— 

Par  Taloe.  Uarfcat  val. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds, 92,000  92,160 

«         "     7A  Bonds, 7,150  7,507^ 

99,150  99,667^ 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  valna  liarkai  TBiiia     Viikat 

parihare.    Par  Taloe.     per  than.       valne. 

8  shares  Pittsfield  National  Bank,        .  9100  9800      9115  9920 

Amount  of  Assets  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .  99,667  60 

Bank  stocks,  (market  valae,)       ....  920  00 

Cost  value  of  real  estate, 2,546  44 

Promissory  notes,         ......  5,950  00 

Accrued  interest  on  U.  S.  bonds,  promissory  notes 

and  bank  stocks, 476  04 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 2,142  22 

921,702  20 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  ascertained  and  unpiud,      ....     91)500  00 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,      .        .  80  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insore  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,        .        .        •       16,375  27 

17,956  27 

Balance  of  surplus, 93,746  93 


Aasets  bronght  forward,  $23,116  18 
Oanh  premiam,      .       .       6,890  06 
Interest,                .        .      1,275  01 
Appreciation  of  invest- 
ments,       ...        450  50 

Losses  paid, 
Dividends,   . 
Retvm  preminms, 
Expenses,    . 

■ 

Assets  carried  forward, 

95,474  00 

811  71 

•  806  85 

1,870  84 

980,742  55 
Balance, .               .  $21,681  65 

$0,060  00 
$21,702  20 

—920  55 

1867.] 


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89 


BOSTON  MANUFACTURERS'  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

BOSTON.      9 

[Inooipoimtedf  Hueh  16, 1860.    Obartw  ezplvas  1878.] 

£•  E.  Manton,  President.  Secretary^  William  B.  Wbitino. 

Office,  No.  14  Devonehire  Street. 

United  States  Secnrities  owned  by  the  Company : — . 

,  Par  talva.  Harket  Ttl. 

United  States  7^  Bonds, 917,000  00        918,317  50 

"         "      Compound  interest  Notes,    .        .  400  00  400  00 

Accrued  interest  on  Compound  interest  notes,   .  55  62  55  62 

^  917,455  62        918,778  12 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Pur  Talw  Market  yalne     Market 

per  than.    Parvalne.     pwahare.       Talm. 

100  shares  Webster  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  9100  910,000  9109    910,900 

162     "     State  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,      ..  100  16,200        111^    18,022^ 

100     <<     New  Eng'd  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston,    100  10,000       124      12,400 

100     •<     Merchants' Nafl  Bank,  Boston,    100  10,000        118,     11,800 

100     "      City  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,        .    100  10,000        110      11,000 

100     '<     Natl  B'k  of  Commerce,  Boston,    100  10,000        118^    11,825 

966,200  975,947^ 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  receiyed  for  premium  and  deposits : 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     •        .     918,773  12 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....       75,947  50 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 82,437  49 

Other  investments, 25,000  00 

9152^58  11 

Liabilities : — 
Owing  for  return  premium  on  expired  policies,   .     912,337  45 

Office  expenses, 941  67 

Amount  required    to  re-insure   all   outstanding- 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .       69,087  75 

82,366  87 

Balance  of  surplus, 969,791  24 


Auets  brought  forwaid,  9106,878  31 
Cash  premiam,      .       .  142,521  76 
Interest,    *    .       .       .      8,098  28 
Appredation  of  invest- 
ments,       .       .              7,385  8.7 

Losses  paid, . 
Return  premiums, 
Expenses,    . 
Taxes, . 
Dividends,  . 

Assets  carried  forwan] 

.  $14,876  11 
8,615  66 
.     11,638  85 
.      8,458  15 
.     75,181  53 

$264,874  22 
Balance,                  9156,154  42 

$108,719  80 
,   $52,158  11 

—$3,996  31 

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BOOT  AND  SHOE  MANUFACTURERS'  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSUB- 

ANCE  COMPANY,  LYNN. 

[iDewpontted,  AprU  4, 1864.    CShtftor  ezpim,  1881.] 

William  Bassett,  President.  Secretary,  Valentine  Header. 

Bank  Stocks : — 

PwvBlw  MMksltalae     M^Aet 

perahare.    PacTalne.     psrahan.       Talne. 

15  shares  Shoe  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 

Boston,      ....  9100       tliSOO      9138       92,070 

16  •«     Nal'l  City  Bank,  Lynn,  .        .    100         1,600        110  1,650 
10     "     Nat'l  Bank  of  the  Republic, 

Boston,      ....    100         1,000        125  1,250 

6     «     First  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,        .    100  600        125  750 

M,600  95,720 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premiom  and  deposits : 

Bank  stocks,  (market  yalne,)  95,720  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 1,606  29 

Due  ftom  agents, 697  86 

98,024  15 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  ascertidned  and  unpaid,    ....  9238  00 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,      .        •  97  79 

Salaries, 91  67 

State  tax, 21  88 

Revenue  tax  for  October, 6  47 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,                       .  •    8,868  98 

99,264  74 

LiabiUties, 99,264  74 

Asseto, 8,024  15 

Balance  agunst  the  Company,  .  91»240  59 


ABsets  brought  forwird,  916,180  27 
Cash  pramiams,    .  7,427  99 

Interest,        ...         994  60 
Gftin  on  investments,    .        846  00 


BeUnce,. 


924,897  86 
98,088  04 


Losses  paid,. 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,    . 


.  $12,769  49 

1,269  57 

.       2,82(76 


916,864  82 
Assets  carried  forward,    $8,024  15 


+$8  89 


1867.] 


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BRISTOL  COUNTY  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE   COMPANY, 

NEW  BEDFORD. 

[Ineorpontodi  Vebnukxy  18,  1829.1 

William  H.  Taylor,  President,  Secretary^  Joseph  S.  Tillinohast. 

[NoTB.-^Th]s  Company  confines  its  business  to  the  insurance  of  dwellings 
and  real  estate  of  the  first  class  only.  At  the  time  of  effecting  insurance  it 
receives  in  cash  fiye  per  cent  on  the  amount  of  tiie  premium  notes.  All  the 
expenses  of  the  Company,  including  the  pay  of  the  local  agents,  (they  haye  no 
travelling  agents,)  are  paid  firom  the  five  per  cent  on  the  premium  notes.) 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, ........  83,074  05 


Anets  brought  forward,       $703  48 
Cash  premiam,      .  4,517  25 

Beceiv'd  on  assessments,    14,406  58 


Balance,. 


919,627  81 
.    93,312  43 


Losses  paid,                .  $7,698  28 

Betam  preminin, .       .  88  38 

Expenses,    .  8,529  22 

Paid  borrowed  money,  5,000  00 


916,815  88 
Assets  carried  forward,     93,074  05 


—9238  38 


CAMBRIDGE  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  CAM- 
BRIDGEPORT. 

[Ineoiponted,  Bfareh  14, 1888.    Ghazter  luUmltod.] 

JoBiAH  W.  Cook,  President.  Secretary^  Hekbt  Thater. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pamlne. 

United  States  7^  Bonds, 95,750 

<<  5-20  Bonds,  ....  2,000 
*<  1040  Bonds,  ....  2,000 
<<     Bonds  of  1881,    ....        4,000 


a 


918,750 


MaifcetTml. 
96,095 

2,280 
2,000 
4,550 

914,025 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  valve  Market  valae  Uaikei 

perihare.  Parfalne.     parshait.,  vafaM. 

1  skare  Framingham  National  Bank,  .  9100  9100      9120  9120 

15     <'     National  City  Bank,       .        .    100  1,500       110  1,650 

5     <<     Cambridgeport  Natl  Bank,    .    100  500        110  550 


92,100 


92,320 


92 


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Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premiam  and  deposits : 


United  States  secarittes,  (market  ralae,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Other  investments, 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 

Dae  on  accounts, 


Liabilities : — 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,     . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

rfts,  estimated  at  50  per  cent., 


Balance  of  surplus, 


•14,925  00 

2,320  00 

11,713  25 

4,603  76 

3,828  31 

99  66 


959  31 


16,906  99 


•87,490  00 


16,966  30 
t20,523  70 


ABaetobrongfatforwai^,  $38,903  61 
Cuh  premiam,  .  .  10,176  55 
Intentt,  2,413  78 

Gain  in  investments,     .         186  IS 


Balance, . 


$44,978  06 
.  $36,501  19 


Losses  paid,. 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,    . 


$1,908  93 
3^87  86 
8,335  08 


$8,476  87 
Assets  carried  forward,  $37,490  00 


+$988  81 


CHELSEA  MUTUAL  FIRE  iNSURANCE  COMPANY,  CHELSEA. 

[iDMipofatsd,  April  82, 1847.    Charier  npivH,  1875.] 

Jesse  Gould,  President.  Secretary^  Jesse  Gould,  Js. 

Bank  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  value  Biarket  Taine     MarM 

per  share.    Parvalae.     per  share.       valae. 

50  shares  First  Natl  Bank,  Chelsea,     .  flOO        $5,000      $100        $5,000 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....       15,000  00 

Notes  receiyable, 186  36 

15  shares  Chelsea  Gas  Light  Company,  .        1,500  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 1,052  24 

Dae  from  agepts, 251  80 

$7,990  40 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed, 91,500  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure   all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,        .        •        •         6,264  81 

7,764  81 

Balance  of  surplus,      •        • 9225  59 


1867.] 


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AfsetB  biDQght  fonraid,  $12,950  74 
Caah  pnmiam,                    6,158  86 
Interest,        ...         749  20 

Loeaes  paid, . 

Paid  borrowed  monej, 

Betiun  premiam, . 

Expenses  and  taxes,    . 

Commissions, 

m 
m 

Assets  carried  forward, 

$8,068  21 

750  00 

606  68 

2,216  42 

227  58 

$19,858  80 
Balance,.       .       .    $7,989  46 

$11,868  84 
$7,990  40 

—$106 

CITIZENS'  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BRIGHTON. 

[Incorporated,  Uarah  7»  1816.    Charter  expires,  1874.] 

£.  C.  Spabhawk,  President.  Secretary^  S.  W.  Tbowbridgs. 


United  States  Secarities  owned  bj  the  Company : — 

ParTSliie. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  ....  94,000 
"  «  7-30  Bonds,  ....  7,600 
«<         <<     Bonds  of  1881,    ....        2,500 


Mtikettal. 

•4,400 
7,950 
2,850 


114,000       915,200 
Bank  Stocks : — 

ParTalne  Market  Talne     Market 

perahare.  ParTalne.     per  share.       Telae. 

30  shares  Naf  1  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 

Boston,      ....  9100  93,000      9143       94,290 

50     '<     First  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,        .    100  5,000        150         7,600 


98,000  911,790 

Railroad  Stocks : — 

4  shares  Boston  and  Lowell  R  R,      .  9500       92,000      9130       92,120 

Assets  of  the  Companj  other  than  notes  received  for  preminm  and  deposits : 


United  States  secorities,  (market  yalue,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  valae,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Cash  on  hand,      .... 
Due  from  agents, 


Liabilities : — 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies. 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


915,200  00 
11,790  00 
2,120  00 
1^00  00 
1,262  68 
1,454  94 


970  22 


14,050  28 


933,027  62 


14,120  50 


Balance  of  surplus. 


918,907  12 


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[Jan. 


ABsets  brought  forward,  $28,134  00 
Cash  prvmiam,                    9,041  41 
Intenst,                               2,335  63 
Appreciation  of  inrest- 
ments,                       .      3,190  00 

Loftet  paid, . 
DivideDdt,   . 
Rotorn  premimo, . 
Ezpeiues,    . 

• 

Aaaeta  carried  forward, 

$3,641  23 

1,829  6$ 

767  84 

3,962  74 

$42,701*04 
Balanco, .               .  $32,909  67 

$9,701  87 
$33,027  62 

-$27  95 

CITY  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  ROXBUKY. 

[Inooiporated,  April  11, 1846.] 

Labak  S.  Bbecheb,  Pruident  Secretary,  Edwabd  Richards. 


United  States  Secarities  owned  by  the  Company  ^-^ 

Par  Talne. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds,         .        .        .      92,000 
"         "     5-20  Bond, 1,000 


•8,000 


MaikrtnL 

•2,000 

1,000 

•8,000 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

ParTftliw  MaikAtvaliM    Mntet 

perihare.  Partalw.     perahu*.      Tafaw. 

10  shares  Rockland  Bank,  Roxbary,       •  •lOO  •IjOOO      ^120       ^1,200 


Amount  of  Assets  other  than  notes  received  for  premiums  and  deposits:— 

United  States  securities,  (maricet  value,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       .... 

Other  investments, 

Cash  on  hand, 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  claimed,    .        .        .        .  '     • 
Amoont  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


•8,000  00 
1,200  00 
2,370  00 
3,163  79 

•9,733  79 
4,520  78 

•880  00 
4,140  78 

Balance  of  surplus. 


•5,218  01 


Auets  bronght  forward,     $8,914  08 
Cash  premium,  .      1,116  26 

Interest,        ...         323  00 


Balance, . 


$10,362  34 
$9,632  91 


Dividends  paid,  . 
Retnnt  preminni,  • 
Ezpenaea,    • 


$241  84 

84  36 

483  18 


$819  87 


Assets  carried  forward,     $9,733  79 


--$200 


1867.] 


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COHASSET  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  COHASSET. 

[Ineorponted,  Manh  18, 1846.] 

Martin  Lincoln,  PrmdenU  Secretary,  J.  Q.  A.  Lotrrop. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pteftiiw. 

United  States  7iV  So°<^8' 9^00 


lltrlB»tv»l. 
t540 


Bank  Stocks:^ 

Parftlae  Market  Tftlae     HarlMt 

per  share.    Par  value,     per  share.       value. 

3  shares  Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  9100  9300     91 10  9830 

6     **     Natl  City  Bank,  Boston,    .        .    100  600        106  686 

^  


9900 


9966 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .       .  9^^  00 

Bank  slocks,  (market  value,)       ....  966  00 

Note  of  town  of  Cohasset, 500  00 

Cash  in  Cohasset  Savings  Bank,  ....  1,123  45 


98,129  45 


Liabilities : — 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks,  esti- 
mated at  60  per  cent, 


1,280  95 


Balance  of  surplus, 


91,848  50 


Assets  broagfat  forward,     $2,840  09 
Cash  premiom,  289  88 

Intecttt,        ...         198  88 


Bahmoe, . 


$8,882  25 
$8,019  11 


Dividends,  . 
Expenses,    . 


$152  76 
160  88 


$818  U 
Assets  carried  forward,     $8,129  45 


—$110  84 


CONWAY  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  CONWAY. 

[Inoorporatad,  April  18, 1848.] 

£.  D.  Hamilton,  President.  Secretary,  H.  W.  Billings. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company: — 

Farvahio. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .        9^00 

"         "     5-20  Bonds, 1,000 

*«         «     7  A  Bonds, 800 


Market  fal. 

9570 

1,100 

856 


92,300 


92,526 


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[Jan. 


BankStooks:— 

68  shares  Conway  National  Bank,  . 
15     "     First  Naf  1  Bank,  Greenfield, 

Railroad  Stock  :— 
11  shares  Connecticut  Biyer  R.  R., 


FlK  Tftlae  Ibrlcet  vmliM     Maitei 

pcribare.    PwTaliw.     pcrthaic       yalam. 


•100 
100 


•5,800 
1,500 


•106        •6,148 
120  1,800 


•100 


•7,300 
•1,100 


•110 


•7,948 
•1,221 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  receiyed  for  {)remium  and  depomts : 


United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  yalue,)  . 
Cash  yalue  of  real  estate,    . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Other  inyestments, 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 
Due  from  agents. 
Accrued  interest, 


•2,526  00 
7,948  00 
1,221  00 
3,755  59 
2,237  84 
6,062  26 
898  09 
1,631  02 
256  75 


•26,536  55 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed, ^1,550  00 

Owing  for  diyidends  on  expired  policies,     .        .  400  41 

Amount  required   to  re-insure    all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,        •  .       19,764  69 


Balance  of  surplus, 


21,715  10 
•4,821  45 


Asaets  brooght  forward,   $21,018  43 

Losses  paid, . 

$1,536  64 

Cuh  premium,  .    .       .    11,800  98 

Dividends,  . 

8,559  80 

Interest,                 .              1,182  88 

Betom  premium, . 

448  61 

Appreciation  of  invest- 

Taxes    and     revenue 

ments,        ...         806  74 

stamps,    . 

493  56 

Comminions, 

1,075  01 

Expenses, 

1,158  30 

$33,808  47 

$7,271  92 

BaUnce,.               .  $26,536  65 

Assets  carried  forward,* 

$26,536  55 

DEDHAM  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  DEDHAM. 

[Inoorpoiatod,  Febmmrj  2, 1887— Obarter  anHmited.] 

Iba  Cleveland,  President.  Secretary,  George  D.  Goedox. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  valiM.  Market  val. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds, 14,000  f4,400 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  value  Haiketvalae    Ifarkat 

peribare.    Par  value,     per  share,       value. 

12  shares  Dedham  Bank,  .  9100       91,200      9115       91,S80 


1867.] 


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AmetB  of  Ibe  Compan^r  other  than  notes  received  for  premiom  and  deponfcs : 

United  States  secnrities,  (market  valae,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,) 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Interest  accmed  and  nnpaid, 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 
Doe  from  agents, 


Liabilities:— 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


Balance  of  surplus, 


•4,400  00 

1,880  00 

800  00 

286  27 

1,185  59 

2,026  67 

•10,028  53 


•1,151  23 
2,754  83 


8,906  06 


•6,122  47 


Assets  bnwght  forward,     $8,093-  86 
Cash  premiom,  5,609  65 

Interest,        •       •       •         268  96 


Balance,  • 


$18,886  77 
.  $10,789  71 


paid,. 
Dividends,  . 
Retom  premlomt 
Expenses,    . 


$571  00 

1,070  80 

25  92 

1,878  84 


$8,046  06 
Assets  carried  forward,  $10,028  68 


—$761  18 


DORCHESTER  MUTUAL   FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  DOR- 
CHESTER. 

[Inoorpontod,  l^anh  16, 1865.    Charter  •zpiiee  1888.] 

Edmund  J.  Bakeb,  Prendent.  Secretary^  W.  F.  Temple. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company: — 

Pervalat. 
United  States  7^  per  cent  Bonds,      .        .        .      $8,600 


Mukclwl. 

18,816 


Bank  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  velne  Meikal  valiw     Market 

pcreluae.    Parfmlne.     peribare.       value. 

20  shares  Blue  Hill  Natl  B%  Dorchester,  $100       $2,000      $106       $2,120 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  depodts : 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cost  value  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Other  investments. 

Cash  on  hand,     .... 

Due  from  agents, 

AmouvU  carried  fanoard,  • 

18 


$8,816  00 

2,120  00 

14,772  48 

12,862  88 

1,200  00 

8,849  76 

7,424  91 

•46,045  92 


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Amount  of  Asseii  brought  forward^  .... 

Liabilities  :-— 
Owing  for  dividenda  on  expired  policies,      .        .         9150  00 
Losses  ascertftined  and  unpaid,    ....  750  00 

Amount  req^^ired  to  re-insure  all 'outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent.,         ....       39,948  38 


[Jan. 

•46,045  92 


Balance  of  surplus. 


40,848  38 
t5,197  54 


Assets  brought  forward, 

Cash  premiam, 

Interest, 

Gain  on  inyestments,    . 

f4i,436  86 

28,041  49 

2,166  51 

160  50 

Losses  paid, . 
Dividends,  . 
Return  premiam, . 
Expenses,    . 
Paid  borrowed  money. 

Assets  carried  forward. 

$18,684  48 

8,699  42 

478  26 

4,99128 

8,000  00 

Balance,. 

$71,794  86 
$46,046  92 

$25,748  44 
$46,045  92 

ESSEX  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  SALEM. 

[InoofpontMl,  Jane  11, 1820.    1885.] 

John  H.  Nichols,  President,  Secretary f  Charles  S.  Nichols. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

United  States  7-30  Bonds^ 
Bank  Stocks :~ 

60  shares  Asiatic  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem, 


20 
20 
20 
20 
20 
15 
20 
10 


«« 


t( 


(( 


(( 


ti 


ii 


(( 


i( 


Nafl  Exchange  Bank,  Salem, 
Naumkeag  Natl  Bank,  Salem, 
Salem  Natl  Bank,  Salem, 
Mercantile  Nafl  Bank,  Salem, 
Boston  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,    . 
Maverick  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100 
Tillage  Nafl  Bank,  Danvers,      75 
Warren   Nafl   Bank,    South 
Danyers,    .... 


ParTaloe. 

Market  nl. 

•                 . 

•2,500 

• 

•2,650 

Pftr  Talae 

0 

Market  valiM     Haiket 

perihare. 

Par  taXae. 

perihare. 

Talne. 

$30 

•1,800 

•SH 

•1,890 

100 

2,000 

105 

2,100 

100 

2,000 

115 

2,300 

100 

2,000 

105 

2,100 

100 

2,000 

100 

2,000 

100 

2,000 

102 

• 

2,040 

100 

1,500 

ioa| 

l,532i 

75 

1,500 

95 

1,900 

100 

1,000 

106 

1,060 

•15,400 


•16,922^ 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits  : 


United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Other  investments,       .... 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 

Amount  carried  forward^  . 


•2,650  00 

16,922  50 

4,200  00 

1,100  72 


•24,873  22  ' 


1867.] 


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Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^  . 

Liabilities : — 
Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    . 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 
Owing  for  United  States  and  Slate  taxes,    . 
Amonnt  required   to  re-insure  all  outstanding 

risks,  estiinated  at  50  per  cent. 


Balance  of  surplus. 


fo.  9. 

•99 

•      • 

•24,873  22 

•1,500  00 

130  31 

32  70 

12,266  44 

• 
13,929  45 

•10,948  77 


Assets  brought  forward. 
Gash  premium, 
Ioterest| 

Appreciation  of  inyeet- 
ments,        •       .       • 

$24,337  19 
6,322  33 
2,154  65 

715  00 

Losses  paid, 
Dividends,  . 
Retom  premiom, 
Expenses,    . 

Assets  carried  forward. 

$4,871  20 

2,828  98 

663  31 

718  89 

Balance, . 

$82,529  17 
$28,947  29 

$8,581  88 
$24,878  22 

+$925  98 

FBANKLIN  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE   COMPANY,    GREEN- 
FIELD. 

[Iiio6rpoiat«d,  Febmmrj  10, 1828— Sztanded,  Tebniaiy  11, 1848.] 

Samtjel  H.  Reed,  President  Secretary^  Chables  Mattoon. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TBlne.  Maricet  Tal. 

United  States  Bonds, $7,700  $7,700 

Bank  Stocks : — , 

Par  Tftla*  Ifaiket  yalne     Market 

p«rihar».    Parfaloe.     pcrehaie.       Taliie. 

85  shares  First  Natl  Bank,  Greenfield, .  •lOO  93,500  ^112  98,920 
5     "     Fianklin  County  Nat'l  Bank, 

Greenfield,        ...    100  500  112  560 

10     '<     Conway  Natl  Bank,  Conway,    100  1,000  105  1,050 
17     '<     Shelbume  Falls  Natl  Bank, 

Shelbume  Falls,       .       .    100  1,700  105  1,785 


•6,700 


•7,315 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 


United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
2  shares  Greenfield  Gas  Light  Company, 
Cash  in  Franklin  Savings  Bank, 
Cash  notes  with  good  security,     . 
Office  furniture,  ...... 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 

Due  from  agents,         .... 

Amount  carried  forwardf  . 


•7,700  00 
7,315  00 
1,700  00 

100  00 
1,000  00 

800  00 

219  00 
1,196  67 

700  00 


•20,780  67 


100 


HOME  MUTUAL  FIEB  COMPANIES, 


[Jan. 


Amount  of  Assets  brouget  forward^  . 

Liabilities : — 
Lones  ascertained  and  unpaid,    .... 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


Balance  of  surplus. 


.      • 

•20,730  67 

9300  00 

77  64 

12,193  10 

•  12,570  74 

18,158  98 


Assets  brought  forward,  $90,605  00 
Ctsh  Praniun,  6,US  45 

Interest,  1,847  S5 


Bslsnce,. 


$28,804  70 
.  $20,783  64 


paid, 
DSrideads, 


$8,524  75 
2,077  46 
2,058  85 


^7,661  06 
Assets  cairied  ibrwud,  $20,730  67 


+$2  97 


FITCHBURG  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  FITCH- 
BURG. 

[Inoorpontad,  ICweh  88, 1847.] 

Nathaniel  Wood,  President,  SecnUaryy  Charles  Mabon. 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deponts : 

Agricoltural  Branch  Railroad  stock,    .  ^6,000  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  jreal  estate,                      .       51,098  00 
Otfier  investments, 18,831  82 


Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank. 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    .... 

Losses  claimed, 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


8,459  65 


$2,200  00 

1,138  25 

448  73 

44,048  28 


•79,388  97 


Balance  of  surplus, 


47,830  26 
$31,556  71 


Assets  brooght  forward,  $76,474  00 
Cash  Premium,  .    89,774  88 

Interest,         .  4,155  46 


Balance, . 


$1^0,404  34 
.  $78,671  89 


Losses  paid, . 
Dividends,   . 
Return  Premiom, 
Taxes, . 


.  $23,075  74 

.     11,652  47 

862  24 

.      6,142  07 


$41,732  62 
Assets  carried  forward,  $79,388  97 


+$n6  95 


1867.]  PUBLia  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  101 

GROVELAND  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  GROVE- 
LAND. 

[iDMrporfttad,  Maicih  8, 1828.] 

N.  H.  Griffith,  President  Secretary^  Nathaniel  Ladd. 

No  Assets  belonging  to  the  Company. 

Liabilities : — 
BoTTOwed  on  Treasurer's  note, 92,500  00 


HAMPSmRE  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NORTH- 
AMPTON. 

[Xnoorporatad,  Hweh  6, 1880.] 
Samuel  F.  Lyman,  President,  Secretary^  Habyby  Kirkland. 

United  States  Securides  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1881, 
«*         "     7-30  Bonds,      *   . 
"         "      6-20  Bonds, 
«         "      10-40  Bonds, 

Bank  Stocks : — 

perihue.   PurTsls*.     jMrahan.       teIiw. 
20  shares  Northampton.  Nafl  Bank,      .  9100        92,000      9120       92,400 

Railroad  Stocks : — 
53  shares  Connecticut  River  R  R,        .  9100        95,300      9110        95,830 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Other  investments,       .... 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 


ParTalne. 

Market  T»l. 

. 

• 

98,000 

99,040 

. 

. 

4,500 

4,770 

. 

. 

8,500 

9,350 

. 

. 

8,000 

8,000 

929,000 

931,160 

Parraliie 

Market  Talae     Market 

Liabilities : — 
Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    .... 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 

Other  liabilities, 

Amount  required    to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


931,160  00 

2,400  00 

5,880  00 

6,400  00 

2,175  00 

803  01 

9850  00 

545  25 

1,200  00 

25,599  55 

948,768  01 


28,194  80 


Balance  of  surplus, 920,578  21 


102 


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[Jan. 


Ajiets  brought  forward,  $46,760  64 
Premiam  Raceipto,  .  10,826  73 
Interest, ....  8,076  38 
Gain  in  inrestments,  1,996  00 


Ralan<:e, . 


$68,648  64 
.  $48,940  07 


Loises  paid, . . 
Dividends,    . 
Expenses, 
Return  Premiam, 


$7,373  90 
3,958  36 
1,130  09 
1,346  33 


$18,708  57 
AsseU  Cftfried  forward,  $48,768  01 


--$172  06 


HOLYOE£  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  SALEM. 

[Ineorpoiated,  Uareh  14, 1848.    Chartsr  explvas,  1871.] 

Augustus  Stobt,  President  Secretary^  Thohas  H.  Johnson. 


State  Securities: — 

Indiana  State  Stock,  5  per  cent, 
Bank  Stocks:^ 

75  flkares  Asiatic  Natl  Bank,  Salem, 

36 

35 

30 

25 

79 

25 

50 

80 


ParTaloe. 

•4,000 


Ifuketftl. 

$3,680 


n 


u 


u 


a 


(( 


(I 


i( 


(( 


Nat'l  Exchange  Bank,  Salem,  . 
Mercantile  Nat*l  Bank,  Salem, 
Merchants'  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem, 
Naumkeag  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem, 
Salem  National  Bank,  Salem,  . 
Natl  B'k  of  Commerce,  Boston, 
Merchants'  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,  100 
Natl  Revere  Bank,  Boston,      .    100 


ParTala* 
per  share. 

•30 

100 
100 
50 
100 
100 
100 


Pftr  Tsliie. 

•7,500 
3,600 
8,500 
1,500 
2,500 
7,900 
2,500 
5,000' 
8,000 


Haxket  Tains 
persfaaie. 

•32 
105 
103 
55 
117 
105 
120 
120 
133 


Muket 


•2,400 
3,780 
3,605 
1,650 
2,925 
8,295 
8,600 
6,000 

10,640 


•43,500 
.  •lOO^     ^2,500 


Railroad  Stocks  :— 
25  shares  Eastern  Railroad,     • 

Railroad  Bonds: — 
Michigan  Southern  and  No.  Indiana  Railroad 
Bonds,  (2d  mortgage,) •3,500 


•42,295 
•112^    •2,812^ 

•3,325 


Assets  of  the  Company,  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 


State  securities,  (market  value,) . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 

Real  estate, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Notes  receivable  and  with  collateral,   . 
Sundry  assets,  premiums  due  and  interest  earned 
Bangor  city,  stock,  (market  value,) 
Milwaukee  city  stock,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents, 

Amount  carried  forward^  . 


•3,680  00 

42,295  00 

2,812  50 

3,325  00 

29,460  00 

15,630  91 

2,686  16 

610  94 

950  00 

2,075  00 

3,872  40 

167  89 


•107,565  80 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward,    .... 

Liabilities : —  * 

Looes  ascertained  and  unpaid,    .        •        .        .  ,     |900  00 

Losses  claimed, .  1,400  00 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,      .        .  572  64 

Otber  Uabilities, 3,803  80 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,         ....  100,866  43 

Balance  of  surplus, 


103 


•107,565  80 


107,542  87 
•22  93 


Assets  brought  forward,  $181,066  81 
Cash  Premium,  .  .  89,788  17 
Interest,  14,053  77 

Gain  on  investments,    .       6,007  00 


Balance, 


$290,813  76 
$99,807  01 


Losses  paid. 
Cash  Dividends, . 
Betnm  Premiam, 
Expenses,   . 


.  $161,622  11 

.      11,802  16 

2,026  40 

26,066  08 


$191,006  74 
Assets  carried  forward,  $107,666  80 


+$7,768  79 


mNGHAM  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HINGHAM. 

rinooxpecated,  Maieh  4, 18W.] 

Sktr  S.  Hersbt,  President.  Secretary,  David  Harding. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Tain*. 

United  States  5-20^Bonds,        ....  $12,500 

'<          "     Bonds  of  1881,   ....  8,500 

"          u     7-30  Treasury  Notes, .        .        .  17,000 

«'         «<     10-40  Bonds,      ....  8,000 


State  Securities : — 

Rhode  Island  State  Bonds, 
Vermont  State  Bonds,   . 
Massachusetts  (Note,)     . 


$41,000 

$3,000 
2,000 
5,000 

$10,000 


Market  Tal. 

$13,750 

9,300 

18,190 

8,000 

$44,240 

$2,940 
1,980 
5,000 

$9,920 


Bank  Stocks : — 


57  shares  Hingham  Bank,  Hingham, 
50      <^      Old  Colony  Bank,  Plymouth, 
15     '*     Abington  Bank,  Abington, 
10     "      Globe  Bank,  Boston, 
19      «     Hamilton  Bank,  Boston,  . 

Amounts  carried  forward,    . 


Par  Talae  Uarket  Taloe 

per  ihaie.    Par  Talue.     per  ihaie. 


$100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


$5,700 

•5,000 

1,500 

1,000 

1,900 

$15,100 


$105 
106 
105 
120 
120 


Market 
Talae. 

$5,985 

5,300 

.    1,575 

1,200 

2,280 

$16,340 


104 


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[Jan. 


Mtthatnaw     Mntet 


Amounti  hrought  forward^ 
29  shares  Eagle  Bank,  Boston, 


12 
34 
26 
15 
45 


(( 


u 


«( 


u 


u 


Union  Bank)  Boston, 

State  Bank,  Boston, . 

Bank  of  No.  America,  Boston, . 

Bank  of  Commerce,  Boston,     • 

Webster  Bank,  Boston,    . 


Bailroad  Stocks  :— 

92  shares  Old  Colon^r  &  Fall  River  R.  R,  9100 
40     "     Western  Raiht)ad,   . 
25     '<     Taunton  Branch  R.  B.,    . 


itri&H». 

.  PWTAlat. 

perihtn. 

TliM. 

•15,100 

•16,340 

•100 

2,900 

•118 

8,277 

100 

1,200 

120 

1,440 

100 

8,400 

110 

8,740 

100 

2,600 

107 

2,782 

100 

1,600 

120 

1,800 

100 

4,500 

110 

4,950 

* 

•81,200 

•34,829 

•100 

•9,200 

•105 

•9,660 

100 

4,000 

145 

5,800 

100 

2,500 

110 

2,750 

•15,700 

Railroad  Bonds  :— 
Rutland  Railroad,  first  mortgage,  7  per  cent,  •       •8,000 

Other  Investments : — 

Plymouth  water  scrip^ 

Notes  with  personal  and  collateral  security, 

Deponted  in  Hingham  Savings  Bank,      .... 

Accrued  interest, 


•18,210 


•3,660 


•3,500  00 
2,355  00 
1,000  00 
1,476  81 

•8,331  81 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  depoats: 


United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  • 
Cash  value  of  real  estate,    . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Other  investments. 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 
Due  from  agents. 


•44,240  00 
9,920  00 
34,329  00 
18,210  00 
3,660  00 
6,000  00 
6,150  00 
8,831  81 
8,859  74 
1,806  68 


•136,507  23 


Liabilities : —    « 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,     . 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  per  cent,         .... 


•452  18 
69,745  89 


70,198  07 


Balance  of  surplus. 


•66,309  16 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


105 


ABseti  brought  forward,  f  191,707  SS 
Gash  Fremlaoi,     .  27,143  69 

Interest,  .  9,890  79 


Balance, 


$168,171  64 
.  $181,997  66 


LosiSfpald, 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,   . 


$8,666  68 

14,117  10 

4,201  81 


$26,873  99 
Assets  canted  Ibrwaid,  $186,607  28 


+$6,909  68 


HOUSATONIC  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  STOCK- 
BRIDGE. 

[IneorpantMl,  MsKh  81, 1864.] 

Jonathan  £.  Field,  PresidenL  Secretary^  Henry  J.  Dunham. 

United  States  Securities  owned  bj  the  Compan^r^*- 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,    . 

"         "     10-40  Bonds,       .       .       . 
*'         ^     7-30  Bonds,  (old  issue,) 
«*     5-20  Bonds,. 


u 


Fwtahw. 

Kaitotval. 

»500 

•565 

500 

505 

200 

214 

700 

740 

Bank  Stocks:— 


10  shares  Berkshire  Bank, 


•1,900 


•2,088 


Ptenliw  KaiiketTalM    llMket 

p«rihan.    Parv»liie.     pershart.       yalne. 

.  9100       91,000     9110       •MOO 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 
United  Statea  securities,  (market  valae,)  « 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       .... 

Office  safe,  .       • 

CaA  6n  hand, 

Due  from  agents, 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    .... 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,  .  #    . 


•2,083  00 

1,100  00 

200  00 

696  98 

420  84 

•700  00 
9,445  22 

•4,450  82 


Liabilities, 
Assets, 


•    • 


Balance  against  the  Company,  . 


•10,145  22 
4,450  82 

•5,694  40 


10,145  22 


Assets  brought  forward,    $8,778  61 
Gash  Premiam,  3,761  77 

Interest,        ...         140  00 


Balance, . 


$7,670  28 
$5,278  16 


Losses  paid, . 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,  . 
Loes  on  investments. 


$767  00 

449  81 

1,168  87 

2144 


$2,397  12 
Assets  carried  forward,    $4,450  82 


84 


14 


106 


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[Jan. 


LOWELL  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  LOWELL. 

[laeorponted,  May  6, 1882.    Chwtcr  azplni,  1888.] 

J.  K.  Fellows,  PreMenL  Secreiary,  James  Cook. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company: — 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,  ....  12,650  92,926  12 

"         «      10-40  Bonds,  .        .        .        •  500  501  25 

«         ♦'      5-20  Bonds,  ....  500  55000 

"     7-30  Bonds,  ....  6,700  7,102  00 

•10,200  911,079  27 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits  : 

United  States  securities,  (par  value,)  .        .   '    .     911,079  37 

Other  investments, 800  00 

Cash  on  hand, 129  92 

912,009  29 

Liabilities : — 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks,  esti- 
mated at  50  per  cent,      .        .        .      ' .        .        .        .  4,567  30 

Balance  of  surplus, 97,441  99 


Assets  brought  forward,  $10,664  00 
Cash  Premiam,  8,447  56 

Intenit,         ...         571  91 


Balance, . 


$14,688  47 
.  $13,674  44 


Lofiies  paid, . 

Retnmrremiam, 

Expenses, 


$733  55 

183  94 

1,091  54 


$2,009  OS 
Assets  carried  forward,  $12,009  29 


—$665  15 


LYNN  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  LYNN. 

[IjMofpoatMl,  rebniaiy  20, 1828.] 
Charles  B.  Holmes,  President.  Secretcaj,  William  F.  Johksok. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Tata*. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,         ....      97,500 
"         "     7-30  Bonds,         .        .        .        •        5,000 


Bank  Stocks : — 

35  shares  First  Nat*l  Bank,  Lynn, 
15     «     Nat'l  City  Bank,  Lynn, 


5 


(( 


Nat'l  Central  Bank,  Lynn, 


912,500 


MttketTal. 

98,025 
5,250 

913,275 


Par  Taloe  Maricet  Taloe  Mailwt 

I>er  share.  Paryalae.     perahare.  Taloe. 

.  9100  93,500   9130  94,550 

.  100  1,500   115  1,725 

.  100  500   105  525 


95,500 


96,800 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


107 


Bailroad  Bonds: — 
Eastern  Railroad  Bonds, 


Fsrniiu. 
•600 


Market  Tal. 

9600 


Assets  of  the  Compahy  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 


United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Bailroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  .        • 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 


Liabilities : — 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,     . 
Amount  required    to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


Balance  of  surplus, 


•18,275  00 
6,800  00 

600  00 
2,500  00 

800  00 


•160  00 


10,871  85 


•23,975  00 

• 


11,021  85 
•12,958  15 


ABsets  brought  forward,  $28,845  55 
Cash  Premiiun,      .  4,878  69 

Intenat, ....      1,758  81 

775  00 


Balance, .    ,   . 


$81,253  05 
.  $28,664  78 


Losses  paid, . 
Retam  Pienumn, 
Expenses,     • 


$3,860  35 
2,634  07 
1,098  85 


$7,588  27 
Assets  carried  forward,  $23,975  00 


+$810  22 


MARLBOROUGH  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

MARLBOROUGH. 

[Inoorponted,  Mareh  28,  1887.] 

B.  F.  Undbbhill,  President.  Secretary^  E.  C.  Whitkbt. 

Assets  of  the  Companj  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, ^79  11 

Assessments  regarded  good  and  not  piud,     .        .         3,917  45 

•8,996  56 

Lialnlities : — 
Borrowed  on  Treasurer's  note,     ....         •600  00 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all    outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .         4,188  52 

•4,738  52 

Liabifities,' •4,733  52 

Assets, 3,996  56 

Balance  against  the  Company,  .  ^736  96 


108 


HOME  MUTUAL  iIRE  COMPANIES. 


Aaaets  broaght  forward,  9676  85 
Gash  Premiom,  .  .  M»3  17 
Aneatmeats,  .  8,917  45 


Balance, . 


•5,187  47 
$4,100  97 


paid,. 
Asseaamaati, 


$900  00 
186  50 


$1,086  50 
A«eta  carried  forward,    $3,996  56 


[Jan. 


-$104  41 


MASSACHUSETTS  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 
•  BOSTON. 

[laeorponted,  Maieii  8, 1796.] 

Charles  B.  Cuminob,  Prendent.  Secrelary^  John  M.  Cobbxtt. 

Office^  No.  89  SUUe  Street 

United  States  Securitiea  owned  by  the  Conit>an7 : — 


ParfalM. 

IfBiketviL 

United  States  &-20  Bonds, 

•        • 

920,000 

•27,950 

«< 

"     7^  Treasury  Notes,     . 

« 

.        • 

62,000 

65,315 

$88,000 

•93,265 

State  Securities:— 

Massachnsetts  5-20  Bonds, 

.        . 

$7,000 

• 

•7,000 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

1 

PavTBla* 

ICarlMttBliM     liutot 

] 

pcrihue. 

Parfalne. 

perHiBn 

Tiloe. 

150  shares  Nat*l  Union  Bank,  Boston,     . 

flOO 

•15,000 

•120 

•18,000 

800     * 

*      Old  Boston  Natl  Blc,  Boston, 

50 

15,000 

69 

20,700 

100     * 

«     Worcester  Natl  B'k,  Worc'er, 

100 

10,000 

115 

11,600 

150     * 

<     Suffolk  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

15,000 

114 

17,100 

240     « 

«     Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

24,000 

118 

28,320 

184     • 

«      State  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

13,400 

111 

14,874 

170     » 

«     Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

17,000 

119 

20,230 

150     * 

'     Hamilton  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

15,000 

119 

17,850 

82     * 

*     Globe  Natl  Bank,  Boston,     . 

100 

3,200 

130 

4,160 

100     * 

<     New  Eng'd  Nat^l  B%  Boston, 

100 

10,000 

122 

12,200 

200      * 

*      Columbian  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

20,000 

113 

22,600 

100     * 

*     Natl  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 

Boston,      •        •        •        . 

100 

10,000 

139 

13,900 

68     « 

'      Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

6,800 

114 

7,182 

50     * 

'     Natl  Revere  Bank,  Boston,   . 

100 

5,000 

132 

6,600 

50     ♦ 

'     First  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

5,000 

145 

1 

7,250 

•183,900 


$222,466 


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Aaeti  of  the  Compan^r  other  than  noted  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 


United  States  securities,  (market  valae,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Other  investments, 
Caah  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 


198,265  00 
7,000  00 

222,466  00 

48,500  00 

4,500  00 

5,535  05 


•376,266  05 


Liabilities: — 
Amount  requbred  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks,  estimated 
at  50  per  cent., 


Balance  of  surplus, 


70,105  87 
•306,160  18 


brought  forward,  $843,548  60 
Cash  PfemioiiiB  and  De- 

poaits,  .  63,847  29 

^teraBt,&c.,  27,76164 

on  investmenta,    .     81,860  00 


Balance, 


$446,997  82 
.  $876,266  05 


Losses  paid,  .     $6,568  80 

Betam  Prnniam  and 

Depodta, .  .      43,890  44 

Betom  Piemiom  and 

Deposits  on  Folides 

sarrendered,    .  7,486  07 

Expenses,    .       ...      12,302  47 


V    $69,781  28 
Assets  carried  forward,  $876,266  06 


MECHANICS'  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Ineorpoiated,  April  16, 1886.] 

Solomon  Hoyet,  President  Secretary^  Osborn  B.  Hall. 

Office^  No.  28  StaU  Street. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

ParTftloe. 

United  States  Loan,  1881, .                       ...    945,000 
**         "     7^  Bonds, 20,000 


Market  val. 
•49,950 

21,200 
•71,150 


•65,000 

Bank  Stocks:— 

Par^alM  MarlwtTaliM    Marlstt 

per  sbaz^.    Par  Talue.    per  share.       valae. 

128  shares  North  Nafl  Bapk,  Boston,     .  9100      ^12,800      ^105     •18,440 

142     "      State  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100 
Shoe    and   Leather   Dealers' 

Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  .       .  100 
Bunker  Hill  National  Bank, 

Charlestown,             .        .  lOO 

Massa'tts  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  250 

City  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100 


20 

i( 

80 

(t 

83 

(( 

49 

i( 

14,200 

112 

15,904 

2,000 

138 

2,760 

8,000 
8,250 
4,900 

110 
275 
110 

m 

8,800 
9,075 
5,890 

/ 


Amounts  carried  forward^ 


•50,150 


•55,869 


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[Jan. 


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1 

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1     Molai 

pnihare. 

PairTBliie. 

perahan. 

Tdoe. 

Amounts  brought  forward ,    . 

•50,150 

•55,869 

82  shares  Washington  Kat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

•100 

8,200 

•124 

10,168 

20 

t( 

Globe  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

2,000 

133 

2,660 

60 

«4 

Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

6,000 

114 

6,840 

40 

«( 

Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

4,000 

147 

5,880 

(J2 

li 

Atlantic  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  . 

100 

6,200 

117 

7,254 

100 

ii 

Boylston  Natl  Bank,  Boston, . 

100 

10,000 

134 

18,400 

25 

tt 

Mechanics'  Natl  Blc,  Boston, 

100 

2,500 

114 

2,850 

27 

ii 

Merchants'  Nafl  B%  Boston, 

100 

2,700 

118^ 

3,240 

60 

ii 

Traders'  Natl  Bank,  Boston, . 

100 

6,000 

102 

6A00 

74 

ii 

Blackstone  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

7,400 

128 

9,472 

20 

tt' 

Faneuil  Hall  Natl  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

2,000 

132 

^640 

8a 

Ci 

Eliot  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

3,800 

122 

4,026 

50 

ti 

Bevere  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100  . 

5,000 

138 

6,900 

20 

u 

• 

Eyerett  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  . 

100 

2,000 

100 

2,000 

•116,450 


•187,799 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 


United  States  securities,  (market  valne,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Interest  accrued  on  deposit  notes. 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 


•71,150  00 

187.799  00 

131.800  00 
65,433  98 
14,940  07 


•411,128  05 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    •        •        .        . 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 
'Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  per  cent,         .... 


•509  00 
7,862  77 

157,523  42 


Balance  of  surplus. 


165,395  19 
•245,727  86 


Assets  brooght  fonrtrd,  $355,207  25 
Cash  Premium,     .       .      66,184  12 
Intetest,        .       .       .     42,720  14 
Appreciation  of  invest- 
ments,                     .      16,088  76 

Losses  pdd. 
Dividends,  . 
Betom  Premiam, 
Expenses,   . 

Assets  carried  fonri 

.   $14,897  97 

.      21,918  33 

7,846  78 

.     19,218  91 

*                                    $480,145  26 
Balance,                .  $416,263  27 

$63,88199 
Ad,  $411,128  05 

-$5,140  82 

1867.] 


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Ill 


MERCHANTS'  AND  FAEMERS'  MUTUAL  FIEE  INSURANCE 

COMPANY,  WORCESTER. 

[IneOTporatwl,  ApxU  6, 1846.] 

Isaac  Davis,  President,  Secretary^  E.  B.  Stoddard. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Tmlae.    ,  Market  ml. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds, 978,000  983,460 

Bank  Stocks: — 

Pw  Tftlne  Muket  TBlue     Market 

perabare.    ParTalne.     per  share.       Talae. 

5  shares  Grafton  Bank,  Grafton, .        .  9100  9500  9105  9525 

80  "  MiUbury  Bank,  Millbury,       .  100  8,000  105  8,150 

y»  "  City  Bank,  Worcester,  .        .  100  1,000  118  1,180 

25  •«  Central  Bank,  Worcester,      .  100  2,500  117  2,789 

90  *'  Webster  Bank,  Boston,  .        .  100  9,000  105  9,i50 

84  '<  Qoinsigamond  B'k,  Woices'r,  l&O  8,400  110  8,740 

50  "  Third  Natl  Bank,  Springfield,  100  5,000  108  5,400 

50  '*  Atlantic  Bank,  Boston,  .        .  100  5,000  110  5,500 

18  <'  Mechanics'  Bank,  Worcester,  100  1,800  124  1,612 

980,700  988,846 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)      .        .  988,460  00 

'Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....  83,84600 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real'estate,              •        .  8,400  00 

Loaned  City  of  Worcester,  and  personal  security,  11,500  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 10,638  12 

Due  from  agents, 1,871  80 

9144,215  92 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    ....  92,500  OQ 

Losses  claimed, 150  00 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,      .        •  800  00  ^^v.^^ 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding  \ 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .  100,608  00 

103,558  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 940,657  92 


Assets  brought  forward,  9116,756  48 
Cash  premium,  .  .  64,617  81 
Intereat,  .     10,821  69 

Gain  on  investments,    .      6,89a  00 


Balance, . 


9198,086  88 
.9149,189  82 


Losses  paid, 
Dividends,  . 
Betum  premium, . 
Expenses,    .       • 


.  $20,104  66 
.  13,418  11 
.  1^92  09 
.     18,747  90 


$48,947  06 
Assets  carried  forward,  $144,215  92 


,923  90 


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HOAfE  MUTUAL  FIRE  COMPANIES. 


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MERRIMACK  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  ANDOVER. 

[Inoorpomltd,  I«bfiMi7 11, 1888.   Ghtrtar  tzpim,  1879.] 

Samubl  Merrill,  Pruident.  Secretary,  Samuel  Gbat. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company: — 

United  States  6-20  Bonds, |15,000 

«         "     7A  Bonds, X2,000 


•27,000 


•15,000 
12,000 

•27,000 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  raceiyed  for  premium  and  deposits : 


United  States  and  State  securifies,  (market  yalue,) 
Loaned  to  town  of  Andover,  .... 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank,  •  ,.  .  .  . 
Due  from  agents, 

Liabilities : — 
Losses  ascertuned  and  unpaid,      •       .        .       . 
Amount  required   to  re4nsnre    all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent, 


t27,000  00 
7,000  00 
Sfiie  83 
1,281  84 


•875  50 
21,746  46 


•38,449  17 


Balance  of  surplus. 


22,621  96 
•15,826  21 


Aneti  bronght  forward. 
Cash  preminm, 
Intarnt, 
Incnaied  risks, 
Beoording  notices,  trans- 
fen,  &c.,    . 

•81,608  09 

11,468  60 

1,698  89 

96  92 

86  77 

Losses  pdd, . 
Retam  premiom, . 
Expenses,    . 

« 

• 

Assets  carried  forward, 

•1,469  32 

48148 

3,984  98 

Balance, . 

•44,871  67 
•38,096  88 

•5,876  79 
•38,448  17 

—•547  71 

MIDDLESEX  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  CONCORD. 

[Ineoipopated,  Manli  8, 1826.] 

Dakibl  Shattuck,  President  Secretary,  Richard  Barrett. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

ParTalne. 
United  States  Bonds  of  1881,      ....    $16,000 

<«         "      6-20  Bonds, 16,600 

•'         "     7-30  Bonds, 600 


HaclntnL 

•17482  60 

17,060  00 

525  00 


931,000 


•34,757  50 


1867-] 


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118 


Bank  Stockf  :— 

40  ahares  Howard  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  9100 
20     «"     FaDeulHanNaf1B%  Beaton,    100 
Natl  Bank  of  No.  America, 
Boston,      .... 
Eliot  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Shawmnt  NaA  Bank,  Boston, 
Merckanta' Natl  Bank,  Boston,    100 
Blackstone  Natl  B'k,  Boston, 
State  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 
Webster  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  . 
BeTere  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 
National  Bank,  Boston, ; 


44 

25 
10 
15 
39 
14 
40 
20 
40 


u 


(C 


M 


U 


(( 


U 


<( 


M 


Bailroad  Stocks : — 

20  shares  Fltchbmrg  Railroad,  .  9100 

20     **     Boston  and  Worcester  &  B.,    100 

Kailmad  Bonds: — 
Eastern  Railroad  Bonds, 


MutotTBliu  Mutot 

Pw  tahM.     per  ttotut.  fmlnt. 

94,000   9107  94,280 

2,000   128  2,500 


100 

4,400 

105 

4,620 

100 

2,500 

119 

2,975 

100 

1,000 

110 

1,100 

100 

1,500 

120 

1,800 

100 

8,300 

128 

4,224 

100 

1,400 

110 

1,540 

100 

4,000 

108 

4,820 

100 

2,000 

134 

2,680 

100 

4,000 

110 

4,400 

930,100 


94,000 


91,000 


934,499 


92,000  9114   92,300 
2,000   145    2,900 


95,200 


91,000 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  receiyed  for  premiom  and  deposits : 


United  States  secnrities,  (market  valae,) 
Bank  Stocks,  (maiket  ralne,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (mai^et  Talne,)  . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  Talne,)  . 
Cost  Table  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Notes  with  collateral  secnritf. 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 
Due  from  agents,         .       •       • 


Liabilities: — 

aacertained  and  nnpaid,    •       •       •       • 

claimed, 

Owii^  fiir  dividends  on  expired  policies^ 
Amoimt  required  to  re-insore  all   oatstanding 
risks,  estimatfd  at  50  per  cent. 


Balanee  of  snrpliis, 
15 


934,757  50 

34,499  00 

5,200  00 

1,000  00 

1,523  80 

11,000  00 

20,450  00 

7,042  60 

3,429  30 


9850  00 
900  00 
344  43 

50,495  63 


9118,902  29 


52,590  06 
966,312  28 


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[Jan. 


Aaaeto  brought  forward,  •104,903  34 
Coah  premiiuD,              .     27,713  95 
Intoratt,         .       .       .       7,508  78 
Appreciation  of  inveftt- 
ments,        .       .             5,695  50 

Loaaespaid,.  .$11,978  55 
Dividends,  .  .  .  7,850  81 
£zpeDB68  and  tazM,    .      7,242  59 

Balance, . 

$145,815  47 

• 

$118,748  62 

$27,071  95 
Aasets  carried  forward,  $118,903  29 

+$158  7T 

MILFORD  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  MILFORD. 

[Ineoiponitad,  April  80, 1861.] 
A.  A.  Cooke,  President.  Secretcary,  Gboroe  G.  Parkeb. 

Bank  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TBlae  Maxket  valae     Uartec 

parahaia.    ParTalae.     perahve.       Tatoe. 

6  shares  Hide  and  Leather  Blc,  Boston,  9100  $600      9140  $840 

10     ''     Milford  Bank,  Milford,   .        .    100  1,000        115  1,150 


91,600 


$1,990 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premiom  and  deposits 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       .... 
Other  investments,      .        •        .        .  '      . 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 

Dae  from  agents, 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed, 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,     . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


•1,990  00 

1,125  00 

440  64 

269  74 

•8,825  38 

9  fiRR  (U 

•160  00 
99  97 

2,326  07 

AfvOM  \n. 

Balance  of  surplus, 


#1,239  34  ' 


Asaeta  bronght  forward, 
Gaah  premium, 
Intereat, 

Appreciation  of  invest- 
menta. 

•3,806  06 

1,146  00 

25160 

230  00 

Loaaea  paid, 
Diyiaenda,   . 
Retom  premium, 
Kxpenaea,    . 

Aaaeta  carried  forward. 

$589  00 

233  45 

7  40 

388  67 

Balance, . 

•4,982  55 
•8,814  03 

•1,U8  52 
98,825  88 

+$1135 

1867.] 


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115 


MUTUAL    PROTECTION    FIRE     INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

CHARLESTOWN. 

[Iiioorp«mtod,  1861.    BeMwed,  1864.] 

G.  Washington  Warrbn,  PrendenL         Secretary^  Samuel  S.  Willson. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

PftTTBllM. 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881, 93,000 


Market  taI. 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  receiyed  for  premium  and  deposits : 

United  States  bonds,  6  per  ct,  1881,  (market  ysI.,)       93,442  50 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 528  22 

18,965  72 

Liabilities : — 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks,  esti- 
mated at  50  per  cent, 


2,292  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 


•1,673  72 


Amets  broaght  forward,  98,676  27 

Cash  premium,              .  1,112  49 

Interest,                         .  263  25 

Gain  on  investments,  262  60 


Balance,. 


96,214  61 
94,471  51 


Retnm  premium  paid,        ^118  22 
Expanses,    •   •    .  634  78 


$743  00 
Assets  carried  forward,    93,965  72 


—9605  79 


MUTUAL  FIRE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY,  OF  SPRINGFIELD  AND 

THE  VICINITY. 

[Xneorpoiated,  Vabmaiy  28, 1827.] 

Elijah  Blakk,  President.  Secretary^  Lewis  Gorham. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company  :-— 

ParTftloe. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds, 97,000 

"         «     Bonds  of  1881,    ....        1,000 
"         «     7-30  Bonds,         ....        1,500 


99,500* 
Bank  Stocks  i— 

Pwraliie 

per  Bhara.    Pir  taliw. 

75  shares  Second  Natl  Bank,  Springfield,  9100  97,500 

61     "     Chicopee  Natl  Blc,  Springfield,    100  6,100 
15     **     John  Hancock  National  Bank, 

Springfield,.        ...    100  1,500 

Amount  carried  fortoaxd^     .        •  915,100 

*  tmtiilhM   mir>M  falae not letuiiied. 


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[Jan. 


Amotmi  hrougkt  forward^     . 
10  Bhares  Firat  National  Bank,  Chicopee,  9100 
10     «*     Monaon  Natl  Bank,  MonBon,  .    100 
50     <<     Hadley  Falla  National  Bank, 

Holyoke,      ....    100 
66     ^     National  Bank  of  Conunerce, 

Boston,        ....    100 


•15,100 
1,000 
1,000 

6,000 

6,600 
t28,700* 


Amount  of  Anets  other  than  notes  receiyed  for  premiam  and  deposits : — 


United  States  securities,  (par  valae,) 
Bank  stocks,  (par  valne,) 
Promissory  notes,  well  secured,    . 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 


Liabilities : — 
LoSMs  ascertained  and  unpaid,    .... 

Losses  claimed, 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies. 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       .       .       • 


•9,500  00 

28,700  00 

8,600  00 

1,516  66 


•2,000  00 

25  00 

226  98 

19,869  43 


•48,316  66 


Balance  of  surplus, 


21,621  41 
•26,695  25 


Assets  broaght  fbrwmrd,  $44,858  82 
Cash  premium,    .  8,035  82 

Interest,       .  4,986  75 


BaUnce, . 


•57,160  69 
.  646,720  28 


Losses  paid, . 
Dividends,    .       . 
Retorn  premium, . 
Expenses, 


$2,015  00 
5,487  53 
1,189  21 
1,788  67 


$10,440  41 
Asseto  carried  forward,  $48,816  66 


+$1,596  38 


MUTUAL  SAFETY  FIRE  INSURANCE   COMPANY,  SOUTH 

READING. 

[Inootpontad,  lisieh  15, 1868.] 

Saiiuel  Kingmak,  PreMenL  Secretary^  Jambs  O.  Boswkll. 

[Note. — ^The  business  of  this  Companjr  is  confined  to  the  towns  of  Reading, 
North  Reading,  South  Reading,  Mebose,  and  Stoneham.  No  premiums  are 
received  except  one  dollar  for  each  policjr,  which  is  applied  towards  paying 
the  expenses  of  the  Company.  It  relies  on  assessments  to  meet  the  payment 
of  losses.] 


•  Per  taliw   mertsft  false  not  leturMA. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  117 

Aasets  of  the  CompaB^  oUier  than  notes  receiyed  for  preminm  and  deposits : 

Assessments  regarded  good, 9100  00 

Liabilities : — 
Owed  for  borrowed  money,         .       •        •        .         9181  d7 
Owed  £.  A.  Upton  for  services  and  office  rent,   .  •        860  00 

.  tl91  67 

LiabiHties, 9401  67 

Assets, 100  00 

Balance  against  the  Company,  .  9891  67 


• 


NEWBURTPORT  MUTUAL   FIRE  INSURANCE   COMPANT, 

NEWBURYPORT. 

[Inoorponitd,  lebnwrx  18, 1829.] 

John  Balch,  President.  Secretary y  J.  J.  Knapp. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pw  taliM.  Ii»rk«t  tbI. 

United  SUtes  5-20  Bonds,         ....      94,800  95,280 

"         «     10-40  Bonds,        ....  700  700 

95,500  95,980 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

*  PuTTBlae  Marinttalue     MarlMi 

pwibAn.    PiTTAliw.     parihu*.       ta1v«. 

100  shares  Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  New- 

buryport,  .  .  ,  .  920  92,000  9124  92,500 
18     <«     Mechanics'  Natl  Bank,  New- 

buxyport, 100  1,800  110.  1,980 

81     ^     Ocean  Natl  Blc,  Newbnry'rt,  50  1,550  60  1,860 

15     <<     Washington  Natl  B'k,  Boston,  100  1,500  115  1,725 

96,850  98,065 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  depodts : 

United  Stales  securities,  (market  value,)     .  95,980  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       •       .        •       •        8,065  00 
Deposited  in  Newbuxyport  Savings  Bank,    .  1,000  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 809  94 

915,854  94 

Lialnlities : — 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks,  esti- 
mated at  50  per  cent, '  •  4,620  48 

Balance  of  surplus, 911,283  46 


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[Jan. 


▲nets  bioaght  forwardi  $13,421  60 
Cash  premium,  .       1,450  29 

Interest,  .  1,128  55 

Gain  on  investments,     .         658  50 


Balance, . 


$16,668  84 
.  $16,229  62 


Losses  paid, . 
Return  ptemlom,. 
Expenses,    .       • 


$104  25 

24  00 

295  97 


$424  22 
Assets  canied  forward,  $15,854  94 


—$374  68 


NORFOLK  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  DEDHAM. 

[Incorporated,  Febmaiy  12, 1825.] 

Ira  Cleveland,  President.  Secretary,  Geoboe  D.  Gordon. 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  receiyed  for  preminm  and  deposits: 

United  States  5-20  bonds,  (market  value,)  .        .  $28,813  00 

Cost  value  of  real  estate, 10,500  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .        .        •  41,000  00 

Loaned  on  personal  securities,  (stocks  as  collatl,)  5,400  00 

Interest  accrued  and  unpaid,       ....  2,413  29 

Rents  accrued  and  unpaid, 259  00 

Other  investments, 400  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 7,298  65 

Due  from  agents, 6,435  41 

$102,019  35 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    ....         $895  00 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .       87,551  15 

88,446  15 

Balance  of  surplus, 913,573  20 


Assets  brought  forward,  $90,680  86 
Cash  premium,  .  .  83,821  00 
Interest,  .  .  .  4,887  80 
Gain  on  investments,    .      2,188  00 


Balance, . 


$181,077  16 
.  $101,502  05 


Loases  paid, . 
Dividends,  . 
Return  premlam,. 
Expenses,    . 


$9,968  66 

10,225  63 

1,810  95 

7,969  97 


$29,576  11 
Assets  carried  forward,  $102,019  35 


+$517  30 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  119 


QUINCY  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  QUINCY. 

.    *  [Ifloorporated,  Haioh  S2, 1861.] 

WiLLiAH  S.  Morton,  President.  Secretary,  Chables  A.  Howland. 

United  States  Secnrities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

Par  Talue.  Market  Tal. 

United  States  6  per  cent,  1881,  .        .      97,000  97,980 

«         «*     5.20Bonds,  ....      10,000     .  11,000 

«         "     7-30  Bonds,         ....      25,600  27,292 


Bank  Stocks ; — 


H2fi00  f46,272 


Par  Talne  Harket  Talaa     Market 

perdiare.    ParTalne.     per  share.       raloe. 


112  shares  National  Mt  WoUaston  Bank, 

Qoincy,     ....  $100  911,200  9120  913,440 

25     "     Nat*l  Granite  Bank,  Qoincj, .  100  2,500  108  2,700 

50     "     First  Nafl  Bank,  Worcester, .  100  6,000  110  6,600 

50     '<     Revere  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .  100  6,000  182  6,600 

25  <<     Maverick  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  100  2,600  106  2,660 
28  .   ^     North  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      .  100  2,800  110  3,080 

5     «     Hide  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 

Boston,      ....  100  600  142  710 

26  "     Traders'  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  100  2,500  103  2,576 
50     *<     Natl  Bank   of  Redemption, 

Boston,      ....  100  6,000  111  6,660 

38     *'     Third  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,      .  100  8,300  107  3,631 

14     »      Safiblk  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .  100  1,400  118  1,652 

50     "      First  Nafl  Bank,  Weymoath,  100  6,000  104  5,200 


946,700  963,188 


» 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .        .  946,272  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       •       .        .        .  63,188  00 

Cost  value  of  real  estote,     ....'.  2,746  28 

Suspense  account,  (of  doubtful  value,)        .       .  794  43 

Accrued  interest, 2,693  64 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,  30,144  60 
Loaned,  with  United  States  stock,  bank  and  other 

stocks  as  collateral,  (on  call,)   ....  27,000  00 

City  6  percent,  stock,  (market ivalue,)    .    .        •  24,800  00 

6  shares  Gas  Company's  stock,    .        .        •        •  260  00 

Cadi  on  hand  and  in  bank, 9,130  67 

Due  from  agents, 8,697  80 

Amount  carried  fortoard,      .        .        . 9205,717  22 


120 


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Amount  of  A$§eU  brought  forward^   . 

Liabilities : — 

LotMs  claimed, 

Loeses  ascerUuned  and  unpaid,    • 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 
Amount  required  to   re-insure  all   oui 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


[Jan. 

9205,717  22 


Balance  of  surplus, 


91,875  00 
S50  00 
400  00 

186,616  92 


189,241  92 
966,475  30 


AMets  broaght  forward,  $165,696  71 
CMh  premiam,  .  .  97,881  94 
Interest,  .     13,460  89 


Bftksoe,. 


9966,418  84 
.9900,076  44 


Losses  paid,. 
Dividends,  . 


.  $89,880  94 
.  90,819  79 
.     12,691  64 


866,849  87 
carried  iSMwird,  $905,717  92 


+95,640  75 


SALEM  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSUBAKCE  COMPANY,  IN  SALEM. 

[IiieetpontaA,  AptU  14, 1888.] 

JoBN  H.  Nichols,  PmidML  Secretary^  Charles  S.  Nichols. 


United  States  Securities  owned  bj  the  Company : — 

United  States  7-80  Bonds,         ....      92,800 
•<         «<     10-40  Bonds,        ....  500 

«         <•     5-20  Bonds,         ....        1,500 


94,800 


Bank  Stocks  :— 


«i 


iC 


a 


(I 


12 

12 

12 

6 


u 


(( 


<« 


PairTmlQe 

parilua*.  PurTehw. 

.  930  91,200 

Natn  Exchange  Bank,  Salem,  100  1,200 

Salem  Nafl  Bank,  Salem,      .  100  1,200 

Naumkeag  Natl  Bank,  Salem,  100  1,200 

Mercantile  Nafl  Bank,  Salem,  100  1,200 
First   Danvers    Naf  1   Bank, 

Danvers,   ....      75  1,500 

Boston  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .  100  1,200 

Mayerick  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  100  1,200 

Traders' Natl  Bank,  Boston, .  100  1,200 

Warren  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100  600 


Marintnl. 

92,968 

500 

1,685 

95A08 


40  shares  Asiatic  Natl  Bank,  Salem, 

12 

12 

12 

12 

15 


931^ 

105 

105 

115 

100 

95 
102 
108|^ 
101^ 
106 


91,260 
1,260 
1,260 
1,880 
1,200 

1,425 
1,224 
1,242 
1,218 
686 


911,700 


912,105 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


121 


Aasets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premiam  and  deposits : 

United  States  secnrities,  (market  yalne,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  Talue,)       .... 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,     . 

Other  inyestmentSy k 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 


LiahOities : — 
Loves  ascertained  and  unpaid,    .       •       •       . 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies,     . 
United  States  and  St^te  tax,       .... 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


•5;108  00 

12,105  00 

500  00 

5,250  00 
1,820  17 

•l,d95  00 
608  98 

82  82 

11,582  59 

•24,278  17 


Balance  of  surplus, 


18,704  74 
•10,578  48 


AMets  brongfat  fbnrsrd,  $844M5  8S 
Cash  premium,  .  •  11,854  80 
Interest,  .      1,989  21 

Gftin  on  investments,    •         856  04 


Balance, . 


•88,408  87 
.  982,974  96 


Losses  paid, 
Dividends,  . 
Return  premiuDf 
Expenses,    • 


•5,018  80 
8,127  94 
.  895  26 
1,896  41 


•15,488  41 
Aflseto  carried  fiMinrd,   •24,278  17 


—•1,808  21 


SALISBURY  AND.  AMESBURY  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE 

COMPANY,  AMESBURY  MILLS. 

[Ineorpoistad,  Hay  19, 1866.] 

D.  L.  Dearbobn,  President.  '   SecreUary,  William  C.  Binnxt. 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deponts : 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, $648  56 

Due  from  agents, 94  14 


Liabilities : — 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks,  esti- 
mated at  50  per  cent., 

Liabilities, |1,090  60 

Assets,      . 742  70 


Balttice  against  the  Company, 


•347  00 


t742  70 


•1,090  60 


Assets  brought  fi>rward,       •561  79 
Cash  premium,      .  825  08 

Interest,        ...  16  18 


Balance,. 


•908  05 
•716  85 


paid,  • 
Return  pieiniun, . 
Expenses,    . 


Assets  carried  forward, 


•15  00 

49  85 

12185 


•186  20 
•742  70 


+•25  85 


16 


« 


122  HOME'  MUTUAL  FIRE  COMPANIES.  [Jan. 

SAUGUS  MUTUAL  FIRB  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  SAUGUS. 

[iDootponted,  Febrouj  24, 1SB2.    Chactar  «spixM,  U80.] 

Harmon  Hall,  President,  Secretary^  Wilbub  F.  Nkwhall. 

[NoTK. — This  Companj  insares  property  only  in  Sangus,  Lyiiii^  Ljnnfield, 
Swampscott,  and.Nahant  No  casli  premiums  are  taken.  Deposit  notes  are 
received,  portion!  of  which  are  collected  for  payment  of  losses  and  expenses. 
All  policies  are  now  issued  for  the  term  of  three  years,  and  thus  the  indebted- 
ness of  each  policy  is  settled  at  its  expiration,  if  not  sooner  caacelled.3 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

Fire-proof  safe, 9100  00 

Cash  on  hand, 118  52 

Assessments  due  and  regarded  good,    .  .  100  00 

$318  52 

Liabilities : —      • 

Money  borrowed,  .        .  .  98,000  00 

Liabilities, «6,000  00 

Assets, 318  52 

Balance  against  the  Company,   .        .       95,681  48 


Par  Tain*. 

Market  Tal. 

91,500 

91,605 

1,000 

1,140 

1,500 

1,590 

SOUTH  DANVERS- MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

SOUTH  DANVERS. 

[Taeoiporatod,  Jane  12,  1829.] 

Henrt  Cook,  President,  Secretaryf  George  A.  Osborne. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  5-20  Bonds, 

"         '<     6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1881, 
«         «     1-30  Bonds, 

94,000  94,335 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  Talne  Market  Talae     Markei 

per  share.    ParTaloe.     per  share.       value. 

45  shares  South  Danvers  Nat'l  Bank, 
South  Danvers, . 
Warren  Nat'l  Bank,  Danvers, 
Andover  Nat*  1  Bl:,  Andover, 
First  Nat'l  Bank,  Danvers,  . 
Asiatic  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem,  . 
First  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem, 
Naumkeag  Nat'l  Bank,  Salem, 
Nat'l  Exchange  Bank,  Salem, 
Hide  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 
Boston,       •        .        •        • 

921,180  922,924 


48 

8 

34 

51 

12 

20 

18 

20 

1100 

94,500 

9108 

94,860 

100 

4,800 

108 

5,184 

100 

800 

•  100 

800 

75 

2,550 

75 

2,550 

80 

1,530 

30 

1,530 

100 

1,200 

100 

1,200 

100 

2,000 

110 

2,200 

100 

1,800 

100 

1,800 

100 

m 

2,000 

140 

2,800 

1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT -No.  9. 


128 


ABsetfl  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  prenuum  and  deposits  : 


United  States  secoritiee,  (market  Talae,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  Talae») 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, . 


Liabilities : — 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies, 
Amount  required   to  re-insore   all  •  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent., 


•4,335  00 

22,024  00 

200  00 

468  55 

9280  01 
0,169  68 


927,927  55 


0,455  69 


Balance  of  jinrplus, 


•18,471  86 


Atecta  bronght  fbrwtrd,   $27,764  89 
Cash  premiaiD,  9,011  80 

iDterast,  2,S87  88 


Balance, . 


$83,044  07 
.  $25,618  79 


Losses  paid, 
Expennes,    . 
Dividends,  . 
Return  premiun, 


$8,591  79 

*  795  98 

2,921  01 

22150 


$7,580  28 
AMets  carried  forward,   $27,927  55 


+$2,413  76 


STATE  MUTUAL  INSURANCE   COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Inoorpontsd,  Bfaroh  24, 1848.]    • 

Pelham  BoNNBTy  PrtMent,  Secretary^  Levi  Bollbb. 

Office^  No.  27  StaU  Street 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pir  Taltte. 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Bonds,  1881,      .  93,500 


Hfttket  Tal. 

94,007  50 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits 


United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Deposit  notes  on  policies  terminated,    . 
Cash  on  hand,      ..... 


Liabilities : — 
Deposit  notes  to  be  returned,      .... 
Amount  required   to  r&-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


94,007  50 

2,018  86 

44  02 


92,101  41 
02  75 


96,064  88 


2,194  16 


Balance  of  surplus. 


93,870  72 


Assets  broDgfat  forward,   $14,921  10 
Interest,        ...         890  10 


Balance, . 


$16,811  20 
.    $6,868  09 


Losses  paid, . 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,     . 


$113  29 
6,036  82 
2,794  00 


$8,948  11 
Assets  carried  forward,     $6,064  88 


—$808  21 


124 


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[Jan. 


TRADERS'  AND   MfiCHA^ICS'  MUTUAL  FIRE   INSURANCE 

COMPANY,  LOVnELL. 

[lMOtvof»tad,Avril90,1848.    duotv  uHnltod.] 

C.  B.  CoBUBN,  PretidenL  Secretary,  £.  F.  Shkbkav. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 


United  States  Bonds  of  1881,    . 
«<         '«     5-20  Bonds, 
««        «<     7-30  Bonds, 

Interest  accnied  on  the  abore,  • 

•  • 

•  • 

•  • 
• 

PWT) 

.      $6,000 
•        6,000 
.      23,000 

• 

•6,870  00 

6,450  00 

25,304  00 

569  48 

Bank  Stocks :— 

$35,000 

$39,103  48 

MmIebItbIm     MMkM 

pw  shan*  Par  faint,  por  ilMia. 

10  shares  Merchants'  Natl  B%  LoweU,  $100  $1,000  $110       91,100 
8     «<     Hide  and  Leather  Naf  1  Bank, 

Boston,      ....    100  800  140          1,120 

30     <<     Railroad  Nafl  Bank,  LoweU, .    100  3,000  106          3,180 


$4,800 


$5,400 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  preminm  and  deponts : 


United  States  securities,  (market  ralae,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  Talne,) 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Other  inTestments,       .... 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank,  • 
Due  from  agents,         «... 


Liabilities : — 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  poUcies,     • 

Taxes  not  jet  due, 

Expenses,  (estimated,) 

Amount  required   to  re4nsure   all  outstanding 
I,  estimated  at  60  per  cent. 


•39,103  48 
5,400  00 
4,420  00 
19,071  20 
6,099  53 
1,316  28 


•i37  00 
103  58 
145  00 

30,414  77 


$75,500  49 


Balance  of  surplus. 


31,100  85 
$44,400  14 


Aiteto  brooght  forward,  $66,808  87 
Cash  preminm,      .       .     19,880  90 
Interast,                              4,688  98 
Appredation  of  invest- 
ments,                            8,080  00 

Loeaespaid,. 
Diyidenda,  . 
Betnrn  preminm, . 
Expenses,    • 

Assets  canied  forward, 

$11,146  75 

8,909  71 

681  88 

4,09154 

$98,198  85 
Balance, .       .       .  $74,068  48 

$19,189  88 
$75,500  49 

+$1,487  07 

1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  126 


UNION  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Tneofponted,  Mtnh  22, 1848.] 

Geobob  G.  Field,  President.  Secretary  Billinqs  B.  Reed. 

Office^  No.  29  StaU  Street. 

United  Statei  and  State  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  7^  Treasury  Notes,    . 

*<         «     20  yrs.  6  per  ct.  Bonds  of  1881, 


State  Securities: — 

State  of  Massachusetts  5  per  cent*  Bonds,  • 
«(  «<  6-20  6  per  cent  Bonds, 

**       Maine  6  per  cent.  Bonds^ 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

ParmaliM 
perthare. 

112  shares  Tremont  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  tlOO 

66  "  Eliot  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100 

60  '<  Boylston  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  100 

60  '*  Revere  Nafi  Bank,  Boston,    .  100 

50  '<  First  Natl  Bank,  Boston,        .  100 

50  <«  Traders' Natl  Bank,  Boston, .  100 

30  *<  Merchants' Natl  Bank,  Boston,  100 

80  ''  Natl  B'k  of  Commerce,  Boston,  100 

80  <«  Natl  Bank  of  No.  America, 

Boston,      ....  100 

28  <<  Howard  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 

20  <<  Natl  City  Bank,  Boston,        .  100 

20  <<  Maverick  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  100 

17  **  Mt  Vernon  Natl  Blc,  Boston,  100 


Railnmd  Stocks : — 

50  shares  Eastern  Railroad,  .  •  .  tlOO 
42  *^  Boston  and  Maine  R.  R,  .100 
34     '<     Fitchburg  Railroad,  .    100 

30  «<  Boston  and  Providence  R.  R.,  100 
40     ^     Old  Cobny  R.  R., .        .        .    100 


ParmaliM. 

1 
1 

MutelTal. 

•40,000 

•42,200 

10,000 

i 

1 

11,400 

•50,000 

•58,600 

• 

•5,000 

•5,000 

5,000 

5,000 

2,000 

« 

2,000 

•12,000 

•12,000 

1 

IUrk«tvmlm    MMtet 

PwmaliM. 

pertbart 

TtllW. 

•11,200 

•118^ 

•18,272 

6,600 

118 

7,788 

6,000 

•  140 

8,400 

6,000 

1821 

7,950 

5,000 

145 

7,250 

5,000 

101 

5,050 

8,000 

110 

8,570 

8,600 

110 

3,570 

8,000 

105 

3,150 

2,800 

108 

2,484 

2,000 

105 

2,100 

2,000 

108 

2,060 

1,700 

120 

1 

2,040 

•56,800 

•68,684 

•5,000 

•112 

•5,600 

4,200 

181 

5,502 

8,400 

116 

8,944 

8,000 

145 

4,350 

4,000 

104 

4,160 

•19»600  •23,556 


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Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 


United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Interest  accrued  on  deposit  notes. 
Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank,  . 

Liabilities : — 

Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies. 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


953,600  00 
12,000  00 
68,684  00 
23,556  00 

7,000  00 
21,740  66 

5,616  58 


tl,889  05 
88,589  16 


tl92,197  24 


Balance  of  surplus, 


90,478  21 
tI01,719  08 


Assets  brought  forward,  $155,653  72 
Cash  premiam,              .     89,242  46 
iDterest,.                       .     11,191  71 
Appreciation  of  iavest- 
meato,        .               .     12,380  00 

• 
Loues  paid,  • 
Dividends,  . 
Return  premium, . 
Expenses,    . 

Assets  carried  forwa 

.    $3,616  04 
.      8,874  71 
.       2,404  73 
.     12,027  83 

Balance, 

$218,467  89 
$192,144  58 

$26,323  31 
rd,  $192,197  24 

+$52  66 

WESTFIELD  MUTUAL   FIRE  INSURANCE   COMPANY,  WEST- 
FIELD. 

[Ineorpoiated,  March  80, 1852.] 

Edward  B.  Gillett,  President.  Secretary,  William  H.  Foote* 


United  States  Securides  owned  by  the  Company  3 — 

Par  valae. 

United  States  7^^  Bonds, 95,450 

"     6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .  500 


u 


Markets. 

$5,450 

500 


•5,950  $5,950 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  ralae  Haxket  Valiie     Uazfcet 

per  share.    Parmalae.     per  share.       Talne. 

4  shares  First  Nat'l  Bank,  Westfield,  .  $100  $400      $100  $400 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  depoats : 


United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,) 
Other  investments,       .... 
Cash  on  hand,  •        .        . 

Amount  carried  forward^  . 


•5,950  00 
400  00 
925  00 
100  00 


•7,375  00 


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127 


Amount  of  Assets  brought  fonoardy    . 

Liabilities : — 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies^ 

Internal  Beyenue  tax, 

State  tax, . 

Bent, 

Owing  Directors, 

Amount  required    to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

zisks,  estimated  at  &0  per  cent, 


•7,875  00 


911  92 

2  10 

9  36 

6  67 

86  00 

^,260  25 

8,826  39 


Balance  of  surplus, 


•4,048  61 


Assets  brought  forward, 
Cash  premium, 
Interest, 

Appreciation  of  invest- 
ments,       •       .       • 

$6,858  09 

1,811  18 

385  00 

141  35 

Losses  paid. 
Dividends,   . 
Setnni  piemiam,  ■ 
Expenses,    . 

■ 

Assets  carried  forward, 

$272  00 
482  48 
167  75 
893  19 

• 

Balance, . 

$8,690  62 
$7,375  00 

$1,315  42 
$7,375  00 

WESTFORD   MUTUAL   FIRE  INSURANCE    COMPANY,  WEST- 
FORD. 

[Incorpontod,  Ifaroh  90, 1840.    Charter  ezplrcs,  1868. j 

Zacchrus  Rkad,  President.  Secretary^  Asa  Hildrkth. 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

Promissory  note, $200  00 

Cash  on  hand, 53  00 

$268  00 


WEST  NEWBURY  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

WEST  NEWBURY. 

[Inoocponled,  April  34,  1828.] 

Otis  Little,  President,  Secretary^  John  C.  Cabr. 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 
One  fire-proof  safe, 975  00 


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WEYMOUTH  AND  BBAINTBEE  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE 

COMPANY,  WEYMOUTH. 

[fneovpontod,  Ftobrwy  90, 1888.] 

Elliot  L.  White,  Pretident.  Secretaty,  Elias  Riceabds. 


United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  6  per  cent,  1881,      . 
"         "     7-30  Bonds,         .... 


ParfmhM. 
92,000 

1,500 


Mukttnl. 

.  t2,2d0 

1,605 

93,885 


93,500 
Bank  Stocks  :— 

Pftri«liM  MufcatTaliM    Xulwt 

per  than.     PutiIva.    p«r  share.      value. 

64  shares  Union  Natl  Bank,  WcTmonth,  9100       98,400      9110       tT.OlO 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  receiyed  for  premium  and  deporits  : 

United  States  securities,  (market  Talue,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,) 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents,         .... 


98,885  00 

7,040  00 

300  00 

1,847  22 

360  07 


Liabilities : — 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks,  estimated 
at  50  per  cent., 


Balance  of  surplus, 


913,432  29 


11,757  78 
91,674  56 


Assets  broaght  forward,  $13,419  52 
Cash  premium,      .       .  6,989  OS 
Interest,         ...  957  80 
Appreciation  of  invest- 
ments,       ...  285  00 


Balance,. 


ai9,650  84 
.  $18,964  80 


Losses  paid. 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,    . 


$2,974  89 

1,270  49 
1,440  66 


95,686  04 
Assets  carried  forward,  $18,432  29 


.-$532  51 


WORCESTER  MANUFACTURERS'  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COM- 
PANY, WORCESTER 

[Incorporated,  Hsreh  81, 1866-Addltioiua  Aet,  1861.] 

Gborob  M.  Rice,  PresidenL  Secretary,  W.  M.  Rodman. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

ParTaloe. 

United  States  Bonds, 915,000 

«         «     Bonds  of  1881,    •        .       .        .       4,000 


910,000* 


*  Iftrket  vsliie  not  letamad. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  129 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  value  Market  Taloe   Market 

per  share.    PitrTalue.     per  share.       ralue. 

60  shares  City  Kat'l  Bank,  Worcester,  .  9100        96,000      9106        96,360 

Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  premium  and  deposits : 

United  States  secnrities,  (par  value,)  .        .        .     919,000  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....         6,860  00 

Bills  receivable, 13,000  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 7,143  98 

945,503  98 

Liabilities : — 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  rbks,  estimated 

at  50  per  cent., 25,646  74 

Balance  of  surplus, 919,857  24 


Assets  broaght  forward,  $29,428  48 
Cash  premlom,  .  .  51,293  00 
Interest,        .       .  2,701  21 


Balance, . 


$83,422  69 
.  $41,666  98 


Losses  paid, . 
Dividends,   . 
Retom  premiam, . 
Expenses,    . 


.  $10,541  49 

.     26,424  29 

471  61 

4,318  42 


$41,755  71 
Assets  carried  forward,  $45,503  98 


+$3,837  00 


WORCESTER  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,   WOR- 
CESTER. 

llncorponted,  Febroaiy  11, 1823.] 

Akthoky  Chabb,  PresidenU  Secretary^  Chables  M.  Miles. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Talae. 

United  States  Bonds,  7,^  Notes,        .        .        .  139,000 

"         «      6-20  Bonds,          .        •        .        .  7,000 

"         •«     Bonds  of  1881,    ....  7,000 

«         "     10-40  Bonds,        ....  500 


$53,500 


Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  talve. 
per  share. 

132  shares  City  Nat'l  Bank,  Worcester,  .  $100 


170 
60 
22 
61 
45 
40 


Worcester  Natl  B*k,  Worc'er,  100 

Citizens'  Natl  Blc,  Worcester,  100 

Central  Nat'l  Blc,  Worcester,  100 

Mechanics'  Nat'l  B'k,  Worc'er,  100 

Quinsigamond  Nat  B'k,  Wore.,  100 

Fitchburg  Nat'l  B'k,  Fitchb'iif,  100 

Amounts  carried  forward^    . 
17 


Par  Taloe. 

913,200 
17,000 
5,000 
2,200 
5,100 
4,500 
4,000 

$51,000 


Market  Tal. 
$41,730 

7,490 

7,490 

500 

$57,210 

Market  Taloe    Market 
per  ihare.     Taloe. 

$118  $15,576 

118  20,060 

125  6,250 

117  2,574 

124  6,324 

110  4,950 

115  4,600 

.  $60,334 


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per  ■ban.    PwTaliw.     perihara.      Tiloia. 


Anumnts  brought  fortoardf    . 
15  shares  Blackstone  Natl  B%  Black'ne,  9100 


20 
15 
15 
19 


u 


u 


u 


u 


Oxford  Natl  Bank,  Oxford,  .  100 

Grafton  Natl  BiTnk,  Grafton, .  100 

Sonihbri^  Nat  Blc,  SoutVge,  100 

Wcstboro*  Nat  BTc,  Westboro',  100 


951,000 
1,500 
2,000 
1,^ 
1,500 
1,900 


$110 
105 
105 
105 
105 


•59,400 
Railroad  Bonds : — 
^    Norwicli  arid  Worcester  R.  B.  Bonds,     .  |1,000 


•eO,334 
1,660 
2,100 
1,575 
1,575 
1,995 

969,229 
91,000 


Assets  of  the  Company  other  than  notes  received  for  j^reminm  and  deponts: 


United  States  securities,  (market  Talue,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  valne,) 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  Talue,)  . 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Other  inyestments, 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    ,        .        ,       , 
Owing  for  dividends  on  expired  policies. 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


957,210  00 

69,229  00 

1,000  00 

72,956  62 

6,880  34 

5,641  01 


95,920  00 
1,154  08 

132,192  26 


9211,416  97 


Balance  of  surplus. 


139,266  31 
972,150  63 


Assets  brought  forward,  $186,471  44 
Cash  premiam,  .  .  61,679  49 
Intenst,  .    14,082  96 

Gain  in  Investments,  6,000  00 


Balance, . 


$268,088  88 
.9311,857  78 


Losses  paid,. 
Dividends,  . 
Expenses,    . 


916,858  24 
38,782  12 
11,086  74 


$56,226  10 
Assets  carried  forward,  $811,416  97 


S 


-$440  81 


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REMARKS. 


ATLANTIC  MUTUAL  FIRE  AND  MARINB  INSURANCE  COM- 
PANY, PROVINCETOWN. 

[Inoorpomted,  April  18, 1854.] 

Joshua  Paine,  PresidenL  Secretary,  Enos  Nicksbson. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 


United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds,  1881, 
M         <<      6-20  O'per  cent.  Bonds, 
M         «     1040  5  per  cent  Bonds, 
"         "     7^  Treasury  Notes,    . 


123,500 
Bank  Stocks: — 

Par  tbIos 

per  ahara.     Par  Taloa. 

87  shares  Freeman's  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  9100  t3,700 

20     "     First  Nafl  Bank,  Ph>vtncetown,    100  2,000 
80     <<     Natl   Bank  of  the  Republic, 

Boston,        ....    100  8,000 


PaxTalae. 

Market  TaL 

98,500 

99,605 

7,000 

7,000 

4,000 

8,995 

4,000 

4,200 

Railroad  Stocks  :— 
10  shares  Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R.,  •  9100 


924,800 


98,700* 


91,000     9144        91,440 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (par  value,)     . 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Cash  on  hand,     •        .     '  • 
Loaned  on  notes  without  collateral. 
Stock  notes  not  overdue,     . 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Amount  carried  forward, . 


924,800  00 
8,700  00 
1,440  00 
1,595  78 
4,000  Ao 

100,000  00 
8,490  00 
9,854  00 


9158,879  73 


'*  Par  Talna— market  value  nil  retomed. 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  186 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward,  •        .^     .        .         9158,379  73 

Liabilities : — 
Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstanding,     936,101  00 
Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    ....  ^00  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all    outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        •  4,967  79 


41,791  79 


9116,587  94 
Deduct  stock  notes  not  overdue, 100,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 916,587  94 


EQUITABLE  SAFETY  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[Inoorpontted,  April,  1889— B«-ineorponted,  April,  1869.] 

Farnham  Plummbr,  President.  Vice-President,  Samuel  Wheeler. 

J.  H.  Dane,  Secretary. 

Office,  No.  57   State  Street. 
United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 


Par  valae. 

Market  val. 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1881, 

.        . 

920,600 

921,159  37 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

] 

Par  value 

] 

Uarket  yalaa     Market 

1 

[>er  share. 

Parmalaa. 

per  share.       value. 

153  shares  Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

tioo 

•15,300 

9118 

918,054 

• 

200     "     Traders'  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

20,000 

101 

20,200 

466     '<     North  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

46,600 

111 

51,726 

162     «      Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

16,200 

144 

28,328 

162     <<      Shawmut  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

16,200 

113 

18,306 

57     ''     Howard  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,  . 

100 

5,700 

196 

6,042 

50     <<     Bevere  Nat'l  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

5,000 

133 

6,650 

50     <<     Continental  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

■ 

5,000 

118 

5,650 

9128,000 

9149,956 

Railroad  Stocks : — 

120  shares  Western  Raibroad, . 

9100 

912,000 

9149 

917,880 

100     "     Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R, . 

100 

10,000 

145 

14,500 

75     "     Boston  and  Providence  R.  R.,- 

100 

7,500 

140 

10,500 

26     <<     Pittsfield  &  No.  Adams  R.  R., 

100 

2,600 

100 

2,600 

4     <<     Boston  and  Lowell  R.  R, 

500 

2,000 

560 

2,240 

r 

934,100  947,720 


186  HOME  MUTUAL  BIBB  ^MARINE. 

Bailroad  Bonds: —        ^ 

Pirvalae. 

Cheshire  fiailroad  Bonds, 916,000 

Eastern  Railroad  Bc^ds, 7,000 

Western  Railroad  Bonds, 8,000 

•31,000 

Other  Inyestments : — 

63  shares  Relief  Steamboat  Co.,  valued  at         .        .        . 
Scrip  of  various  insurance  companies,  valued  at 


[Jau. 


UaikBtv»l. 

$14,475 
6,702 
8,060 

129,237 


•1,300  00 
471  15 

•4,771  15 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 

Other  investments, 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 

Delinquent  premium  notes  not  charged  to  profit 

and  loss, 

Seven  fire  policies,  premium  not  collected, 


•21,159  37- 

149,956  00 

47,720  00 

29,237  00 

4,771  15 

12,722  30 

6,800  00 

38,869  17 

241,399  46 

2,750  61 
250  55 


•555,635  61 


Liabilities : — 

Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstanding,  •6,894  33 

Borrowed, 73,149  00 

Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,  ....  58,069  07 
Losses  claimed,  other  than  those  ascertained  and 

unpaid, 72,841  23 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .  131,019  75 

341,973  38 

Balance  of  surplus, 9213,662  23 


1867.] 


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137 


MERCHANTS'  MUTUAL   MARINE   INSURANCE   COMPANY, 

NEWBURYPORr. 

V  [Ineorpocated,  Vebroaxy  17, 1867.] 

WuLUASf  CusHiNO,  Prpndent.  Secretary^  J.  J.  Enapp. 


State  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

£1,000  sterling  Massachusetts  6  per  cent  Bonds, 
Massachusetts  6  per  cent.  Bonds, 


Bank  Stocks : — 

Pftrralae 
p«rahan. 

218  shares  Merchants'  Naf  I  Bank,  New- 

buryport,   ....  920 

S3     "     Eliot  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100 

40     <<     Howard  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100 

20     <<     Natl  Blc  of  Commerce,  Boston,  100 


PirTsloa. 

•4,800 

3,000 

97,800 


Marlbet  yal. 
94,800 

3,240 
98,040 


IfkzketTaliM    Haxket 
Par  Tsliu.     per  shan.       Talue. 


92,360 
8,800 
4,000 
2,000 


925 

110 
114 
118 


911,660 


92,050 
3,927 
4,560 
2,360 

913,797 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 
*  Stock  notes  on  hand  not  overdue, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
Ptemium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 


Liabilities : — 
Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstanding, 

Losses  claimed, 

Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    •        .        .        . 

Borrowed, 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


98,040  00 
13,797  00 

3,071  25 
80,000  00 
14,430  31 
36,508  46 

2,398  88 


914,532  30 
1,400  00 
8,609  76 
8,500  00 

19,981  77 


9158,245  90 


Deduct  stock  notes  not  overdue. 


Balance  of  ^rplus, 

18 


58,023  83 

9105,222  07 
80,000  00 

925,222  07 


188 


HOME  MUTUAL  FIBE  — MABINE. 


[Jan. 


NEW  ENGLAND   MUTUAL   MARINE   INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

BOSTON. 


[Ineorpontod,  1889— RnMirad,  1B69,  ftir  90  jmn.] 

• 

George  C.  Lord,  President. 

Secretary^  Benjamin  Lton. 

• 

Office^  Merchants  Exchange^  State  Street^  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the 

Company : — 

ParTAloa. 

MacketTBL 

United  SUtes  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881, 

•        • 

9114,500 

9130,530 

u 

«     7-30  Bonds, 

•        • 

54,100 

57,a46 

u 

«     5-20  Bonds, 

•        • 

25,000 
1193,600 

27,500 
9215,376 

State  Secarities : — 

• 

New 

Hampshire  6  per  cent, 

•        • 

920,000 

920,000 

Maine  6 

[>er  cent,  1871,    . 

•        • 

5,000 

5,000 

Vermont^  per  cent,  1871, 

■        • 

8,000 

8,000 

933,000 

933,000 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

PWT»lM 

Mtflwtvalae     Uukct 

perdiara 

.    ParTtliw. 

pttiham 

vahM. 

100  shar^  Atlas  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

9100 

910,000 

9115 

911,500 

150 

(( 

Continental  Natl  B'k,  Boston, 

100 

15,000 

118 

17,700 

71 

M 

Nai'l  Eagle  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

7,100 

117 

8,307 

100 

li 

Faneuil  Hall  Nat'l  B'k,  Boston, 

,    100 

10,000 

130 

18,000 

83 

(t 

Globe  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

8,300 

130 

4^290 

25 

U 

Lancaster  Natl  Blc,  Lancas'r, 

,    100 

2,500 

.   110 

2,750 

150 

U 

Maverick  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, 

,    100 

15,000 

104 

15,600 

44 

l( 

Market  Natl  Bank,  Boston,   . 

100 

4,400 

112 

4,928 

154 

It 

Nafl  Bank  of  the  RepubUc 

Boston,      •        •        •        < 

.    100 

15,400 

125 

19,250 

184 

u 

Natl  Bank  of  No.  America 

Boston,      •        • 

.    100 

13,400 

106 

14,204 

20 

tt 

City  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

.    100 

2,000 

108 

2,160 

43 

ti 

New  Eng'd  Natl  B'k,  Boston 

,    100 

4,300 

124 

5,332 

104 

« 

North  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, 

.    100 

10,400 

112 

11,646 

46 

n 

Exchange  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

,    100 

4,600 

142 

6,532 

111 

u 

Natl  B'k  of  Commerce,  Boston 

,    100 

11,100 

119 

13,209 

42 

(1 

SUte  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

.    100 

4,200 

113 

4,746 

102 

i( 

Shawmnt  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

,    100 

10,200 

112 

11,424 

172 

<( 

Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

.    100 

17,200 

150 

25,800 

180 

(( 

Tremont  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston, . 

.    100 

18,000 

119 

15,470 

25 

u 

Traders'  Natl  Bank,  Boston, . 

.    100 

2,500 

101 

2,525 

50 

u 

Third  Natl  Bank,  Springfield 

,    100 

5,000 

110 

5,500 

19 

u 

Washington  Natl  B'k,  Boston, 

,    100 

1,000 

123 

2,337 

9182,500 


9218,212 


1867.] 


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139 


Railroad  Stocks : — 


880  shares  Boston  and  Maine  R.  R, 
110     '<     Western  Bailroad,  . 
113     *<     Manchester  &  Lawrence  R.  R., 
48     '<     Boston  and  Worcester  R.  R., . 


pcrsluure. 

^9100 

.    100 

100 

100 


Raihroad  Bonds : — 
Boston,  Concord  and  Montreal  R.  R.  Bonds,    . 
Eastern  Railroad  Bonds,  1874, 
Northern  (Ogdensburg  first  mortgage)  R.  R. 

Bonds,  1869, 


Other  Inyestments : — 
City  of  Bath  (Me.)  Bonds, 
Town  of  Brunswick  Bonds, 
Relief  Steamboat  Company,    . 
Scrip  of  other  Companies, 
Bills  receivable,       .... 
Fire  policies  unpaid, 
Sundry  Ledger  accounts, 
Si.  Louis  Agency,  premiums  not  due, 
Chicago  Agency, 


ParTalue. 

938,000 

11,000 

11,800 

4,800 

965,100 

92,000 
10,000 

15,500 
927,500 


Ifarket  tsIm    Mazket 
per  thwe.       ndae. 

9131  949,780 

146  16,060 

115  12,995 

148  7,104 


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Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1 


United  States  securities,  (market  value 
State  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 
Other  investments, 
Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  notes  secured  by  collaterals, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     . 
Ptemium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Delinquent  premium  notes  not  charged  to  profit 
and  loss, 


1866  :— 


985,939 

92,000 
10,000 

15,655 
927,655 

95,000  00 

300  00 

4,200  00 

350  00 

12,071  28 

4,647  79 

1,030  89 

82,685  70 

15,108  97 

975,394  68 


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9215,376  00 
83,000  00 

218,212  00 
85,939  00 
27,655  00 
75,394  63 
20,945  21 
9,305  00 
44,393  00 

409,657  93 


3,800  00 


Liabilities : — 

Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstanding,  9343,072  00 
Losses  claimed  other  than  those  ascertained  and 

unpaid, 

Borrowed, 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,         .... 


•91,143,677  77 


189,800  00 
36,000  00 


236,203  71 


Balance  of  surplus, 


805,075  71 
9338,602  06 


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146         HOME  MUTUAL  MARINE  COMPANIES.       [Jaa, 


REMARKS. 


CHINA  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 

[iDMrpoimftwl,  AyrU  80, 1868.] 

Francis  Bacon,  President.  Secretary,  Georqe  L.  Deblois. 

Office,  N6.  52  State  Street 


United  States  Seeurities  owned  by  tke  Company : — 

United  States  5-20  Loan,  6  per  cent, 
"^         '<     6  per  cent  Loan  of  1881«    . 
<«         «<     7^  Notes  due  in  1867  and  186d, 

•  170,000 

State  Securities  :-^ 
Massachusetts  6  per  cent.  Boads,  payable  in 
1872  and  1874,      .  .        .        .    910,000 

Bank  Stocks :— 


PkrvBliw. 

Mutetipftl. 

•20,000 

•22,000 

80,000 

34,200 

20,000 

21,200 

•77,400 


•11,200 


800 

C( 

60 

u 

150 

a 

110 

(( 

200 

i( 

16 

u 

120 

t( 

100 

(i 

200 

(( 

80 

(( 

350 

u 

300 

(( 

300 

(( 

100 

u 

PftrvahM 
par  abara. 

] 

Par  Tain*. 

IbAat^ai 
parahara. 

>     Market 
¥alo«. 

Atlas  Nail  Bank,  Boston,       . 

•100 

•5,000 

•114 

•5,700 

ColumbHui  Nat'i  B*k,  Boston, 

100 

30,000 

114 

34,200 

Continental  Natl  B%  Boston, 

100 

6,000 

115 

5,750 

Nat'i  B'k  of  Commerce,  Boston, 

100 

15,000 

118 

17,700 

Second  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

100 

11,000 

140 

15,400 

Nat'l  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 

Boston,      • 

100 

20,000 

140 

28,000 

Massa'tta  Natl  Bank,  Boston, 

250 

4.000 

280 

4,480 

North  Natl  Bank,  Boston,      . 

100 

12,000 

112 

13,440 

New  Sng'd  Natl  B'k,  Bostoi|, 

100 

10,000 

122 

12,200 

Naf  i  Bank  of  the  RepuUic, 

• 

Boetoa,      .        •        .        • 

100 

20,000 

125 

25,000 

State  Nail  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

8,000 

110 

3,300 

Tremoni  Natl  Bank,  Boeton, . 

100 

85,000 

120 

42,000 

Webster  Natl  Bank,  Boston, . 

100 

80,000 

108 

82,400 

Washington  Natl  B'k,  Boeton, 

100 

80,000 

128 

86,900 

Boston  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    . 

50 

6,000 

68 

6,800 

•235,000 


•283,270 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  147 

Railroad  Stocks: — 

ParTftla*  Market  Talae     Market 

per  share.    ParTalae.      per  share.       Talae. 

100  shares  Boston  and  Providence  R.  R.,  flOO  f  10,000  $140  f  14,000 

50     "     Boston  and  Worcester  R  R.,    100  5,000  145  7,250 

65     "     Western  Railroad,          .        .    100  6,500  145  9,425 

SO     "     Boston  and  Lowell  R.  R.,      .    500  15,000  560  16,800 

■ 

135,500  947,475 

Other  Investments : — 

70  shares  Relief  Steamboat  Company,    .        .  93,500  00  96,000  00 
Scrip  of  this  Company  taken  in  settlement  of 

delinquent  notes,         .        .        ...        .  13,469  52  8,842  12 

Scrip  of  other  mutual  insurance  companies,    .  15,938  19  15,938  19 

932,907  69       930,780  81 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)              .  977,400  00 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  .        .        .        .  11,200  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....  283,270  00 

Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  ....  47,475  00 

Other  investments, 30J80  00 

Cash  on  hand, 26,728  16 

Loaned  on  notes  secured  by  collaterals,       . ,      .  3,000  00 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     .        .        .  26,323  22 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated,  .  .  168,313  99 
Sundry  claims  for  premiums. and  re-insurance 

unadjusted,       .        .        .        .        .        .        .  2,838  51 

Delinquent  premium  notes  not  chained  to  profit 

and  loss, 2,134  43 

9679,463  81 

Liabilities : — 

Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstanding,  9367,457  23 

Losses  claimed, 48,000  00 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  per  cent,         ....       84,157  00 

499,614  23 

Balance  of  surplus, 9179,849  08 


148         HOME  MUTUAL  MARINE  COMPANIES.      [Jan. 


[Old  Charter.] 

COMMERCIAL  MUTUAL  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW 

BEDFORD. 

[Ineorpbnted,  Mudi  17, 1868.] 

Charlbb  R.  Tucker,  PreMenL  Secretary,  William  T.  Russell. 


Aflseto  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  notes  without  collateral, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,      . 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Commercial  Insurance  Company's  new  scrip. 


Liabilities : — 

Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstanding, 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


•18,680  00 

7,860  83 

2,419  08 

2,828  22 

41  00 

12,021  00 


•472  16 


21  00 


•38,850  13 


493  16 


Balance  of  surplus. 


•37,856  97 


This  Company  will  divide  its  remaining  surplus  to  policy  holders  during 
the  coming  winter,  having  already  divided  •186,171.54. 


[New  Chuter.] 

COMMERCIAL  MUTUAL  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW 

BEDFORD. 

[Inooiporfttod,  Much  17, 1868.] 

Charles  R.  Tucker,  President.  Secretary^  William  T.  Russeli^ 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

Cash  on  hand, 

Stock  notes  on  hand  not  overdue, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 
Scrip  of  other,  companies,    .     *  . 
Amount  carried  forward, . 


•3,032  54 

157,500  00 

7,323  90 

150,768  98 

10,168  14 


•328,793  56 


1867.]    •  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  149 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forwardj  ....         f  328,793  50 

Liabilities : — 

Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstanding,  925,674  00 

Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,    ....  651  72 
Losses  cliumcd,  other  than  those  ascertained  and 

unpaid, 6,139  12 

Borrowed, 10,000  00 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent.,         ....  75,384  49 


117,849  83 


9210,944  23 
Deduct  stock  notes  not  overdue, -       157,500  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 953,444  23 


GLOUCESTER   MUTUAL   FISHING   INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

GLOUCESTER. 

[Ineorpomtod,  Blareh  8, 1847.] 

Stlvestbr  Cunnikoham,  President.  Secretary,  Joseph  O.  Proctor. 

[Note. — All  risks  terminate  on  the  thirtieth  day  of  November  each  year, 
and  all  business  is  closed  before  any  risks  are  taken  for  another  year.  The 
stock  is  subscribed  annually  in  January,  in  shares  of  91*000  each,  for  which  a 
stock  note  for  two  hundred  dollars  is  taken,  upon  which  all  assessments  are 
made.  Each  subscriber  is  required  to  insure  at  least  seven-eighths  of  the 
amount  he  subscribes.  No  one  risk  to  exceed  thirty-five  hundred  dollars. 
No  vessels  are  insured  except  Gloucester  fishing  vessels.  Assessments  are 
made  from  time  to  time  as  needed,  upon  the  stock  notes,  to  pay  losses. 
Pk«miums  commence  in  January,  at  7  per  cent,  and  decrease  as  the  season 
advances  to  3^  per  cent,  which  is  the  lowest  premium.]  . 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

Cash  on  hand, 9109  50 

Stock  notes  on  hand  not  overdue,        .        .        .     238,400  00 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated,       .        .       59,416  25 

9297,925  75 


160         HOME  mutual  marine  companies.       [Jan. 


HINGHAM    AND   COHASSET  MUTUAL   FISHING   INSURANCE 

COMPANY,  COHASSET. 

[Inootponlid,  F«bnMi7 11, 1861.] 

Abraham  H.  Tower,  President,         Secretary^  Abrahah  H.  Towbr,  Jk. 

[Note. — This  Company  inraret  on  fiahiog  resBeLi  exclosiyeljr,  and  its 
boainesi  is  fully  closed  up  in  December  of  each  year.  The  stock  is  composed 
of  shares  of  one  thousand  dollars  each,  and  every  member  gives  as  guarantee 
to  the  Company  his  note  of  two  hundred  dollars  for  every  share  his  certificate 
entitles  him  to.  Each  member  is  required  to  insure  seven-eighths  of  bis  stock. 
No  one  risk  can  exceed  thirty-five  hundred  dollars.  Premiums  commence  in 
April  at  4  per  cent.,  and  decrease  as  the  season  advances  to  2^  per  cent^ 
which  is  the  lowest,  and  all  risks  that  may  not  have  been  previously  cancelled 
expire  on  the  thirteenth  day  of  November.  Assessments  for  losses,  &c.,  are 
made  upon  (he  stock  notes,  and  each  nkember  is  entitled  to  bis  proportion  of 
the  Company's  earnings.] 


UNION   MUTUAL   MARINE  INSURANCE   COMPANY,  NEI7 

BEDFORD. 

[Inoorpomted,  May,  1861,  fl>r  10  jMn— B«i«wtd,  Haj,  1861,  ptrpetoal.] 

Thomas  S.  Hatbawat,  Premdtnt,  Secretary^  Borpsk  Wooi>. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company.^ — 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .  .  $51,000 
«»  7^^  Treasury  Notes,  .  .  .  62,200 
^     6-20, 1805,  (Coupons,)         .  41,000 


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State  Securities : — 
Massachusetts  State  Bonds, 


•144,200 


.    120,000 


MufcdvU. 

•68,140 
65,332 
45,610 

•158,982 
r23,000 


Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  Tmliw  Haiket  Tmlve     Haiket 

ptralian.  Parvalat.     parakan.       Taloa. 

200  shares  Mechanics'  Natl  Bank,  New 

Bedford,    ....  •lOO  ^20,000      •lOO      921,200 

82  '•  NaflBTc  of  Commerce,  Boston,  100  8,200  106  8,692 
124     '*      Merchants'  Nat'l  Bank,  New 

Bedford,    ....    100  12,400        137        16,988 

101      "      First  Natl  B'k,  New  Bedford,    100  10,100        126        12,726 


•50,700 


•59,606 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  •  161 

Bailioid  Stocks :—  * 

Par  value  Ifaikat  value     Market 

parihaBe.    Par  value,     perihare.       value. 

200  shares  BoBt6n  and  Woicester  R.  B^  flOO      920,000  9146  •20,200 

200     "     Boston  and  Provid^nco  R.  B.,    100       20,000  142  28,400 

80     "     FitcUmrg  Railroad,               .    100         SfiQO  118  9,410 

51     '«     New  Bedford  &TMUitimR.R.,    100  '      5,100  116  5,01« 

•53,100  •72,956 

Railroad  Bonds: — 
Weatera  Railroad  Bonds,         ....      ^20,000  •20,000 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  yalae,) 
Massachusetts  State  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Rulroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 
BaiMiag  on  leased  land  and  fbmitnre  for  office, 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  notes  without  coOateral, 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Scrip  of  other  mutiial  insurance  companies. 


•158,982  00 
23,000  00 
59,606  00 
72,956  00 
20,000  00 
1,200  00 
41,382  24 
11,787  48 
22,307  18 
316,613  49 
15,000  00 


Inabilities :— 
Scrip  issued  for  profits  which  remains  outstaadnig,  •312,758  00 
Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid,     ....         1,546  04 
Losses  claimed  other  than  those  ascertained  and 

unpaid,    ..." 31,450  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,        •        .        .     158,256  74 


•7^,784  U 


504,010  78 
Balance  of  surplus, •238,723  56 


OCEAN  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  BEDFORD. 

[Incorporated,  April  28, 1868.] 

Hrkrt  Taber,  President.  Secretary,  Willi AifH.  Taylor. 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

Cash  on  hand, •2,330  46 

Stock  notes  on  hand  not  overdue,        .        .        .  225,000  00 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     .                .  16,881  39 

Premium  risks  on  notes  not  terminated,        .        .  119,878  59 

Scrip  of  Atlantic  Mut  Ins.  Co.,  New  York,  (1866,)  6,190  00 

"    of  Washington  Mar.  Ins.  Co.,    "           «     .  80  00 

Amount  carried  forward^  ....    — —  •369,810  44 


162         HOME  MUTUAL  MARINE  COMPANIES.       [Jan. 

Amount  of  AueU  brought  forward^  ....        9309,810  44 
Liabilities : — 
LoBses  claimed  other  than  those  ascertained  and 

anpaid, 99,000  00 

Borrowed, 85,238  05    .. 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,  59,689  29 

103,927  34 

9265,883  IjO 
Deduct  stock  notes  on  hand  not  overdue,     ....  225,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 940,883  10 


PACIFIC  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  BEDFORD. 

[Inoorporfttod,  Much  21, 1866.] 

James  B.  Wood,  for  Directors.  Secretary,  B.  T.  Rickktsom. 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

Cash  on  hand, 910,189  91 

Stock  notes  not  overdue, 184,000  00 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     .                •  41,462  33 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated,               .  222,657  38 
Delinquent  premium  notes  not  charged  to  profit 

and  loss, 3,000  00 

-^ 9461,269  62 

liabilities : — 

Borrowed, 97,000^00 

Losses  claimed  other  than  those  ascertained  and 

unpaid, 24,181  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure   all  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,  111,328  69 

142,509  69 

9318,749  93 
Deduct  slock  «otes  not  overdue, 184,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 9134,749  93 


FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES 


WITH  SPECIFIC  CAPITAL, 


DOING  BUSINESS   IN  THIS  COMMONWEALTH. 


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AGGEEGATE. 


Amoant  of  Capital  actually  paid  in,        ...        . 
Namber  of  Shares  and  par  value  per  share,    . 

of  Shares  of  Capital  Stock  pledged  to  Company, 

owned  by  Company, 
Amount  of  capital  consisting  of  Stockholders'  Notes, 

of  Fire  Risks  outstanding,  .... 

of  Cash  received  for  fire  risks  outstanding, 

Highest  rate  of  interest  received, 

paid, 


Abssts.^ 
Amount  of  United  States  Securities,  (market  value,) 
of  State  Securities,  (market  value,) 
of  Bank  Stocks,  (market  value,) 
of  Railroad  Stocks,  (market  value,) 
of  Railroad  Bonds,  (market  value,) 
of  Real  Estate, 
of  Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank,   • 

due  from  agents,  . 
loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
on  collateral, . 
without  collaiteral,  . 
of  all  other  investments,    . 


Total  amoant  of  assets. 


Liabilities. 
Amount  owed  for  Borrowed  Money, 

of  Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid, 

claimed, 

reported — ^liability  not  determined, 
of  all  other  claims  against  the  Company,    . 
required  to  re-insure  all  outstandmg  risks, 


Total  liabilities. 


Income. 
Amount  of  Cash  received  for  premiums  on  fire  risks, 
of  Notes      «        "  "       " 

received  for  interest, 
of  Income  from  all  other  sources, 


{{ 


Total  income. 


ExPSNDITURXa. 

Amount  of  Fire  Losses  paid  the  last  year, 
of  Expenses  of^office, 
of  other  Expenditures, 
of  Dividends  paid  the  last  year, 


Total  expenditures, 


Balance  to  credit  of  profit  and  loss  account, 
to  debit 


i( 


it 


<( 


•16,504,000  00 
Forty. 


1,206,778,615  10 
10,574,423  75 
24  per  cent 
7^  per  cent 


•7,693,230  00 

.  1,222,172  49 

3,619,264  25 

431,804  25 

716,595  00 

1,424,512  09 

912,374  79 

1,043,203  52 

4,415,152  48 

1,500,280  79 

16,030  do 

1,885,757  45 


•24,780^77  96 


•99,543  48 

7,214  56 

853,966  77 

791.353  26 

128.354  26 
5,222,313  80 


•6,563,402  12 


•14,530,490  46 

17,076  16 

1,474,541  47 

247,657  97 


•16,269,766  06 


•10,284,756  07 
1,578,991  81 
3,016,882  95 
1,444,867  42 


•16,325,497  75 

•3,394,849  67 
66,566  09 


1867.] 


PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  9, 


173 


REMARKS. 


-ETNA  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD,  CONN. 

[Inooiponted,  1819.] 

Thomas  A.  Alexander,  PreddenU  Secretary^  Lucius  J.  Hendbe. 

Qenerfd  Agenty  Andrew  A.  WitLiAMS,  Worcesler» 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  Bonds,  1871  to  1874,  5  per  cent,  9196,000 
Bonds,  1881,  6  per  cent,  .  .  182,500 
5-20  Bonds,  6  per  cent,  .  .  238,800 
legal  tender  6  per  ct  compound 

interest  notes,  (and  interest,)  .      56,270 


(( 


C( 


ii 


(C 


({ 


({ 


State  Securities : — 
Connecticut  State  stock,  6  per  cent, . 
Rhode  Island  State  stock,  6  per  cent, 
Ohicf  State  stock,  6  per  cent,     . 
Kentucky  State  stock,  6  per  cent,     • 
Michigan  State  stock,  6  per  cent. 
New  Jersey  State  stock,  6  per  cent, . 
Wisconsin  State  stock,  6  per  cent,    . 
Tennessee  State  stock,  6  per  cent,    . 
New  York  State  stock,  6  per  cent,    . 
Indiana  State  stock,  2\  per  cent, 


9668,570 

.  9170,000 

.  50,000 

.  100,000 

.  10,000 

.  25,000 

.  7,000 

.  80,000 

.  24,000 

.  81,000 

.  58,000 


UttlMtttl. 

•212,710 
208,506^ 
250,166 

64,150 
9735,582} 

9170,000 

40,500 

101,000 

9,800 
28,750 

7,000 
28,500 
81,000 
50,640 
17,400 


9500,000       9488,490 

Bank  Stocks: — 

P«r.TBlQe  UuketTalne    Muket 

per  than.    PtfTtlae^  pershan.       tkIm. 

100  shares  Citizens'  Natl  Bank,  Water- 
bury,  Ct,         .       .       .  9100     910,000     9106     910,600 
50     «     Stafford  Natl  Bank,  Stafford, 

Ct, 100         6,000 

200     <<     Natl  Reyere  Bank,  Boston,    .    100       20,000 

100     '<     first  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .    100        10,000 

200     ^     Bank  of  the  State  of  Missouri, 

St  Louis,  Mo.,  .*     .       .100       20,060 


100  5,000 
132^  26,500 
150       15,000 


90       18,000 


AmounU  carried  forward^ 


965,000 


975,100 


174         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jaa. 

ParTtlae  MtcketTalae     Muket 

per  ■ban.  PWTtlae.     perBhan.       Tmlo*. 

Amounts  brought  foruford,    *  165,000  975,100 

60  shares  Merchants'  BIe,  St  Loais,  Mo.,  9100  95,000  950  92,500 
60     «'     Merchants' Nat'lB'k,  St  Louis, 

Mo., 100  6,000  100          5,000 

200     ''     Mechanics'  Nat'i  B%  St  Louis, 

Mo., 100  20,000  90        18,000 

220     '<     Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Natl 

Bank,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  .  100  22,000  136  29,920 
500     "     Hartfofd  Nat'l  Bank,   Hart-, 

ford,  Ct,  .  .  .  .100  50,000  145  72,500 
440     ^     Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Nat'l 

Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  .        .  100  44,000  180        57,200 

800     «     Phenix  Nat'l  B'k,  Hart'rd.  Ct,  100  30,000  187        41,100 

250  <'  State  Naf  1  BIc,  Hartford,  Ct,  MO  '  25,000  80  20,000 
150     *'      Connecticut    Biver    Banking 

Co.,  Hartford,  Ct,    .        .  50  7,500  80        12,000 

140  ''  iBtna  Naf  1  B'k,  Hartford,  Ct,  100  14,000  118  15,820 
200     '<     Americali  Nat'l  Bank,  Hartr 

ford,  Ct.,  ....  50  10,000  60  12,000 
•200  «  City  Nat'l  Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  100  20,000  110  22,000 
XOO  "  First  Nat'l  Bank,  Harfrd,  Ct,  100  10,000  150  15,000 
100  <<  Charter  Oak  Nat'l  B'k,  Hart- 
ford, Ct,  ....  100  10,000  112  11,200 
400     ^      American  Exchange  Nat'l  B'k, 

New  York,         ...  100  40,000  114        45^600 

800     "     Bank  of  America,  New  York,  100  80,000  105        42,000 

800^  *"  Nat'l  Broadway  B'k,  N.  York,  25  20,000  62^  50,000 
800*     <*     Nat'l  Butchers'  and  Drovers' 

Bank,  New  York,      .        .  25  20,000  81{      25,400 

100     <<     Hanover  Bank,  New  York,    .  100  10,000  112        11,200 

100  «  •  Nafl  City  Bank,  New  York,  .  100  10,000  210  21,000 
800     <<     Nat'l  Bank  of  Commerce,  New 

York,  ....  100  80,000  118  35,400 
100     **•     Bank  of  the  Commonwealth, 

New  York,  .  .  .100  10,000  110  11,000 
800     **     Importers'  and  Traders'  Nafl 

Ban^  New  York,      .        .  100  80,000  115        84,500 

100     "     Mercantile  Naf  1  B'k,  N.  York,  100  10,000  180        18,000 

200     '<     Market  Nafl  Bank;  N.  York,  100  20,000  *  112        22,400 

1,200  «'     Mechanics'  Bank,  New  York,  25  80/KX)  29^      85,400 

200     <<     Merchants'    Exchange     Nafl  • 

Bank,  New  York,  .  .  50  10,000  56^  11,800 
400     <<     Metropolitan  Naf  1  Bank,  New 

York,        ....  100  40,000  129        51,600 

Amounts  carried  forward^    .       •  9647»500  9819,140 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  175 


PftTTBllM 

perahan 

MMrket  Tshifl     Market 
.    ParTsltie.     perihare.       yalne. 

Amounts  brought  fonoardy    . 

•647,500 

9819,140 

820  fthares  Merchants'  Bank,  New  York, 

950 

41,000 

959 

48,380 

400 

(C 

Bank  of  the  Manhattan  Co., 

New  York,        .  '     . 

50 

20,000 

67J 

27,000 

800 

(i 

Nassau  Bank,  New  York, 

100 

30,000 

108 

32,400 

200 

• 

North  BSver  Bank,  N.  York, . 

60 

10,000 

60 

%2,000 

338 

CI 

Bank  of  New  York,  N.  York, 

100 

33,800 

120 

40,560 

200 

u 

Bank  of  No.  America,  N.  York, 

100 

20,000 

110 

22,000 

200 

(C 

Nat'i  Bank  of  the  Republic, 

New  York, 

100 

20,000, 

115 

23,000 

400 

Ci 

Ocean  Bank,  New  York,  • 

50 

20,000 

52i 

21,000 

400 

CI* 

People's  Bank,  New  York,     . 

25 

10,000 

31i 

12,500 

500 

11 

Phenix  Nafl  Bank,  N.  York, 

20 

10,000 

22^ 

10,800 

400 

CI 

Union  Natl  Bank,  N.  York, 

50 

20,000 

621 

25,000 

150 

CI 

New  York  Life  and  Trust  Co., 

• 

New  York, 

100 

15,000 

113^ 

27,000 

100 

l{ 

United  States  Trust  Co.,  New 

York,         •        •     '  •        • 

100 

10,000 

175 

17,500 

100 

IC 

Union  Trust  Ca,  New  York, . 

100 

10,000 

105 

10,600 

100 

II 

New  Britain  Natl  Bank,  New 

Britain,  Ct,       .     -  . 

100 

10,000 

100 

10,000 

200 

11 

Fourth  Nafl  Bank,  New  York, 

100 

20,000 

121 

22,200 

• 

• 

9947,300 

91,180,980 

Bailioad  Stocks: — 

. 

630  slugres  Hartford  &  New  Haven  R.  R., 

9100 

963,000 

9180  9113,400 

300 

CI 

Connecticut  River  R.  R., 

100 

30,000 

111 

33,300 

107 

II 

Boston  and  Worcester  R  R, 

100 

10,700 

145 

15,515 

1,000 

« 

Cleveland  and  Toledo  R.  R., . 

50 

50,000 

60 

60,000 

250 

II 

Pittsburg,  Fort  W.  &  Chicago 

Railroad,   •        .        .        , 

100 

25,000 

110 

27,500 

550 

II 

Philadelphia  &  Reading  R.  R, 

50 

27,500 

58J 

32,106^ 

144 

11 

Central  Ohio  R.  R,        .        . 

50 

7,200 

20^ 

3,000 

9213,400 

9284,821^ 

Bailroad  Bonds : — 

Mortgage 

Bonds,  8  per  cent,   . 

• 

910,000 

911,000 

c 

C 

"      7  per  cent,  . 

• 

'  452,500 

444,040 

* 

1 

"       6  per  cent.,  • 

• 

• 

• 

131,000 
9593,500 

• 

129,500 
9584,540 

Other  Investments : — 

• 

Chicago  Chamber  of  Commerce  bonds,  10  pr  ct, 

950,000 

950,833  38 

Chicago  sewerage  bond,  2d  loan,  7  pJBr  cent,    . 

25,000 

25,000  00 

Wajne  County,  Michigan  bonds,  7  p^  cent,  . 

25,000 

25,000  00 

Amounts  carried  fonoard.     • 

• 

9100,000 

9100,833  33 

176         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


AffunuUs  brought  forward^     • 
Bochester  Cit^  bonds,  7  per  cent,    . 
BrooklTn  Citj  water  bonds,  6  per  cent,  . 
Jersey  City  water  bonds,  6  per  cent, 
Hartford  City  bonds,  6  per  cent,     . 
Hartford  City  scrip,  6  per  cent, 
Hartfoyl  Town  bonds,  6  per  cent,  . 
New  York  City  stock,  0  per  cent,    . 
Atlantic  dock  bonds,  7  per  cent, 
Atlantic  Mutual  Insurance  Co.'s  scrip  of  1864 

and  1866, 

50  shares  Connecticut  River  Ca's  stock,  . 
City  of  Chicago  water  loan,     • 


•100,000 
25,000 
25,000 
60,000 
50,000 
16,000 
80,000. 
75,000 
24,000 

9,295 
5,000 
9,000 

$468,295 


•100,833  83 
25,000  00 
24,000  00 
48,000  00 
50,000  00 
16,000  00 
80,000  00 
75,000  00 
25,200  00 

9,206  00 
1,000  00 
9,000  00 

•463,328  33 


Assets^  the  Company,  NoTember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (maricet  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 
Other  investments. 
Cash  value  of  real  estate,    . 
Cash  on  hand. 
Due  fitmi  agents, 


•785,582  25 
488,490  00 

1,180,980  00 
284,821  25 
584,540  00 
463,328  33 
178,370  76 
147,803  63 
291,679  44 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         •       .        •       . 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   • 
Due  for  printing,  (estimated,)     •       .        .        . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 


risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


•43,000  00 

265,831  85 

300  00 


-•4,355,545  66 


Paid-up  capital. 
Net  assets. 


•  1,217,287  60 


1,526,419  45 
•2,829,126  24 


•3,000,000  00 
2,829,126  24 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .       •  •170,873  76 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  177 

^TNA  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[iDoorpomtod,  March  81, 1824.] 

F.  A.  CoNKLiNO,  PreiidenL  Sect^tary,  C.  M.  St.  John. 

General  AgerUj  Isaac  F.  Dobson,  46  State  Street. 

United  Statea  Treasury  Notes  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Talna.  Markat  val. 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,  6  per  cent, .       ^  926,000  929,543 

<«         (<     10-40  Bonds,        ....  60,000  60,000 

"         "      5-20  Bonds,         ....  65,000  69,550 

«         «     7-80  Notes,  .        .        .      ^        .  25,000  26,500 

9176,000  9185,598 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  bonds,  (market  valne,)  .        .        .  9185,598  00 

Cash  on  hand, 8,048  00 

Due  for  uncollected  premiums,    ....  4,580  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .                .  133,200  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 18,050  00 

Other  investments, 6,628  25 

9356,094  25 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,  ....       9^)300  00 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   .        .  500  00 

Other  claims, 8,647  00 

Amount  required    to  re-insure  all    outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,        .        .        .       24,886  50 

84,833  50 

9821,760  75 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 800,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 921,760  75 


ALBANY  CITY  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

[XiMOipoiated,  I860.] 

Jambs  Hbndrick,  Vvce-PresidenL  Secretary^  William  A.  Youno. 

General  Agenty  Oliver  Brbwstkb,  4  State  Street. 

Bulxoad  Bonds: — 

Parvalna.  MaikaftTal* 

Potsdam  and  Watertown  Railroad  Bonds,  7  . 
per  cent,    ,      ' 91,000  91,000 

2S 


178         WRb  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

Anets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

RailroAd  bonds,  (market  value,)  •       .     •  .  (4,000  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 50,928  44 

Due  from  agents,        » 12,775  45 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .        .        .  124,031  71 
Beclumable  from  county  for  overpaid  taxes,        .         2,900  00 


Uabilitiee  :— 

Losses  claimed  and  unpmd,         ....  918,858  75 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   .        .  12,998  46 

Borrowed, 8,484  71 

Amount  required    to  re-insure  ^   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       •               •  25,697  52 


•194,685  60 


66,034  44 
•128,601  16 


Paid-up  capital,         .        .        .        .        /  ^200,000  00 
Net  assets, 128,601  16 

Balance  against  the  Co.,  Nov.  1, 1866,     •71,398  84 

NoTX. — The  Company  having  sustained  severe  losses  by  the  fire  at  Port- 
land, Me.,  and  otherwise,  by  reason  of  which  it  became  necessary  to  replenish 
the  capital,  many  of  the  stockholders  in  September  last  disposed  of  their  stock, 
which  led  to  changes  in  the  Directors  to  a  considerable  extent,  and  also  in  the 
managing  officers  of  the  Company.  The  stockholders  were  without  delay 
requested  to  contribute  fifty  per  cent,  on  their  stock,  amounting  to  one  hun« 
,  dred  thousand  dollars,  which  has  been  added  to  capital  account  It  is  now  in 
contemplation  to  increase  the  capital  to  five  hundred  thousand  dollars,  and  the 
Directors  have  appointed  a  conmiittee  to  consider  and  report  upon  the  sub- 
ject The  Company  have  also  published  the  requisite  notice  of  an  application 
to  be  made  to  the  legislature  of  New  York  for  the  purpose,  and  also  for  full 
marine  powers,  a. copy  of  which  is  hereto  annexed : — 

Thb  Albany  CiT;r  Fire  Inburancb  Compakt  hereby  give  notice,  that 
thev  will  apply  to  the  legislature,  at  its  coming  session,  for  an  Act  to  authorize 
a  chanffe  in  their  corporate  name,  to  increase  the  capital  stock  of  the  Com- 
pany, tor  marine  insurance  powers,  and  other  purposes. 

W.  A.  Youwo,  Sec'jf. 

Albany,  December  12, 1866. 

The  following  is  a  statement  of  the  condition  of  the  Company,  made  up  to 
.December  14,*  1866  :— 

Assets: — 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, 959,436  34 

Cash  in  hands  of  agents, 10,000  00 

Due  from  Albany  County  for  taxes,     .        .  2,900  00 

Amount  carried  fwwvtd^  ....     •72,336  34 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^  .        .  972,380  84 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate  and  interest 

accrued, 124,531  71 

Bailroad  bonds, 4,000  00 

Office  furniture, '.       .  2,000  00 

Liabilities : —  • 

Due  Union  National  Bank,  Albany,    .        .       .       98,484  71 
Claimed  for  unadjusted  losses,  (not  due,)    •       .       22,743  78 


179 


9202,868  05 


81,228  44 
9171,689  61 


Paid-up  capital, 9200,000  00 

Assets,      .        .        .        .        .        .        .     171,689  61 


Balance  against  the  Company,  . 


928,860  Sa* 


ASTOR  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Inoorpontod,  Jnlj  16, 1651«fl 

Robert  D.  Hart,  President  Secretary^  Jambs  H.  Ribllt. 

General  Agents  Horace  C.  Whittemore,  No,  4  Congress  StreeL 


United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,          ....  920,000 

"         "      1040  Bonds,        .        .        .        .  25,000 

«         "   •  Bonds  of  1881,    .        .        .        .  39,500 

*•         "     7A  Treasury  Notes,    .        .        .  45,000 


9129,500 


Mark»ifftl. 

921,500 

25,000 

45,080 

47,700 

9189,230 


A«ets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand,      .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Uncollected  premiums  of  office,  • 
Interest  accrued  but  not  due, 
Office  furniture,  .... 
Amount  carried  forward^  • 


9189,280  00 

9,608  88 

120,300  00 

29,775  00 

6,585  55 

5,956  28 

600  00 


9818^225  66 


*  Not  tnolnflm  it4imii>ao>. 


180         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.       [Jao, 

AmawU  of  AsaeU  brought  forward^  .  .        |313,225  66 

Liabili|^ei : — 
Lofltes  reported — ^liability  not  detennined,  .        .       9QJ500  00 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,         ....       47,389  28 


63,889  28 


•259,336  38 
Deduct  paid-op  capital, 250,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, f9,336  88 


ATLANTIC  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BROOKLYN,  N.  Y. 

[Inoorpon««d,  Vebrnuy  SO,  1861.] 

John  D.  Cocks,  PresidenL  Secretary^  Hobatio  Dorb. 

General  Agents  Oliver  Brxwstsr,  No.  4  State  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TBloe.  Maitai  vmL 

United  States  7-30  Treasury  Notes,  .  .  «I42,000  9151,940 

««         ««     Coupon  Bonds,  6  per  ct,  of  1861,      80,000  91,100 

"         «<      Coupon  Bonds,  5-20's,  of  1864,    .      40,000  42,800 

•262,000  $285,840 

State  Securities: — 

Wisconsin  State  Bonds, 95,000  00  94,750  00 

New  York  Sute  Bonds, 10,000  00  10,750  00 

Virginia  State  Bonds,  ' 30,000  00  13,050  00 

Kings  County  Certificates,         ....  5,760  49  5,760  49 

t 

•50,760  49       934,310  49 
Bank  Stocks  :— 

Pu  ra\u9  Market  Tsloe     Ifaikeft 

penhm.    ParTalne.     porahan.       vafaia. 

60  shares  Atlantic  Natl  Bank,  N.  York,    t75        94,500        977|    94,657^ 
250     <'      Phenix  Natl  Bank,  N.  York,      20  5,000  21^      5,400 

50     '<     Importers'  and  Traders'  Bank, 

New  York,        ...    100  5,000        113        5,650 

50     <*      Shoe  and  Leather  Bank,  New 

York,        ....    100  5,000        113^      5,675 

70     *<      American     Exchange    Bank, 

New  Yoik,        ...    100         7,000       112^      7,875 

926,500  929,267^ 


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Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand,     .... 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   . 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  per  cent.,         .... 


1285,840  00 
84,810  49 
29,257  50 
11,298  21 
3,229  90 
54,550  00 
17,828  75 


118,038  67 
92,088  00 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


9435,809  85 


110,121  67 

•825,688  18 
800,000  00 

•25,688'  18 


BALTIC  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[IneorpocaM,  Jium  28, 1884.] 

William  S.  Corwin,  President,  Secretary^  William  H.  Kipp. 

General  Agent^  Edward  Stxarns,  No.  48  StaXt  Street,  Boet&n, 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1,  1866 : — 

Real  estate, •8,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 81,156  42 

Due  from  agents, 15,000  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      •                .  134,450  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 23,500  00 

Amount  due  the  Company  upon  which  judgment 

has  been  obuined, 2,792  00 

Interest  due  and  unpud, 1,195  37 

Interest  accrued  but  not  due,       ....  5,525  80 

Unpaid  office  premiums, 10,171  80 

Due  for  rents, 1,200  00 

Office  furniture,  safes,  and  agency  outfit,  -  .       '•  6,500  00 

Amount  carried  forvoard,  .... ^239,491  39 


182         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  fonoard,    ....         9239,491  39 
Lialnlities : — 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   •        .       97,200  00 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,        •        .        .       36,220  99 

43,420  99 


•196,070  40 


Paid-up  capital, 9200,000  00 

Net  assets, 196,070  40 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .  93,929  60 


BEEKMAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

(Ineorpontod,  Beptambw  6, 1868.] 

Bbnjamin  W.  Benson,  President,  Secretary,  Elisha  H.  Chebhirk. 

General  Agent,  Horace  O.  Whittemobb,  No.  4  Congress  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company: — 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  ....    926,000 

«  «     Treasury  Notes,  ....        1,000 

927,000* 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (par  value,)  .        .        .  927,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 8,731  32 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .        .        .  164,140  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 22,600  00 

Officb  premiums  unpaid, 13,514  36 

Interest  due  and  nnpiud, 322  00 

9236,307  68 

Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  .        .     923,551  88 

Unpaid  dividends, 257  25 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  pet  cent.,         ....       51,630  04 

75,439  17 

9160,868  51 

Paid-up  capiUl, 9200,000  00 

Net  assets, 160,868  51 


• 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .        .     939,131  49 

*  Ibribet  Tiliu  not  ntaroad 


• 


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u 

a 

a 

CAPITAL  CITY  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

[Ineorporaied,  Vebmary  1, 1866.] 

Frank  Chamberlain,  President.  Secretary^  James  F.  Crosby. 

General  Agent,  Daritjs  Young,  29  Kilby  Street, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company  to- 
United  States  7-30  Treasury  Notes,    . 

"         "     Registered  6  per  cent  of  1881, 
Registered  5-20's  of  1862,     . 
Endorsed  5-20's  of  1862, 
Registered  10-40's, 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand,     •    -  . 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  collaterals, . 

Unpaid  premiums. 

Interest  accrued  but  not  due. 

Other  investments. 

Liabilities : — 
Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,  .        .        •        . 

Other  claims, 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


Par  value. 

Market  Tal. 

1111,500 

•118,481  25 

50,000 

56,750  00 

7,000 

7,420  00 

6,000 

5,400  00 

25,000 

25,000  00 

•198,500 

•218,051  25 

t213,051  25 

• 

6,232  05 

2,392  92 

20,000  00 

189  50 

2,417  47 

800  00 

•245,083  19 

•218  58 

350  00 

12,314  00 

1Q.882  .^ft 

Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


•232,200  61 
200,000  00 

•32,200  61 


CITIZENS'  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

•  [Inoorporated,  April,  1886.] 

Jambs  McLean,  President,  Secretary,  Edward  A.  Walton. 

General  Agent,  I.  F.  Dobson,  46  State  Street,  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

ParTalne. 

United  States  10-40  5  per  cent  Bonds,      .        .    •50,000 
'<  ^     5-20  6  per  cent  Bonds,        .        .      54,500 

•104,500 


Market  yal. 
•50,000 

54,500 
•104,500 


184         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


State  Secuitiei : — 

Yirginta  6  per  cent  Registered  Bonds, 
New  York  State  Boanty  Bonds,  7  per  cent, 


ParTiliM. 

130,000 

5,000 

•85,000 


•13,550 
5,400 

•18,950 


Bank  Stocks :— 


PiTfahM  Martlet  ^oe    MMfeat 

porahws.    ParvaliM.     pvahws.       tsIim. 


800  shares  Broadway  Bank,  New  York,    ^25      ^20,000 
600     <«      Cifeisens' Bank,  New  York,    .      25        15,000 


•62^    ^50,000 
83^      20,000 


•35,000 


Assets  of  the  Company,  Norember  1, 1806 : — 

United  States  secnrities,  (market  Talue,) 

State  securities,  (market  Talne,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  value  of  real  estate,     . 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  • 

Interest  accrued  but  not  due. 

Premiums  unpaid, 

Bills  receivable,  . 

Suspense  account, 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         .... 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all    outstanding 
I,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


•104,500  00 

18,950  00 

70,000  00 

9,000  00 

17,161  55 

162,700  00 

115,000  00 

10,280  00 

14,061  76 

902  50 

5,862  01 


•44,000  00 
90,691  76 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


•70,000 


•528,417  82 


134,691  76 

•393,726  06 
300,000  00 

•93,726  06 


CITY  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD,  CONN. 

[Inoorpomtod,  Maj,  1847.] 

Chablss  T.  Webster,  PreMenL  Secretary^  Gborob  W.  Lebtbr. 

Cfeneral  Agents  James  D.  Kent,  No.  6  Congren  Street^  Bottan. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

PiTTallM. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Coupon  Bonds,  1881,    •18,000 

State  Securities : — 
15  Connecticut  State  Bonds,      ....    ^15,000 


MMkBtTml. 

•20,565 
•15,150 


1867.]               PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  185 

Bank  Stocks:— 

Pfer  Taloo  Market  Talm     Martet 

per  share.  ParTalne.  per  share.  Taloe. 

100  shares  Park  Bank^  New  York, .        .  «100  <10,000  <115  15,000 

100     "     MetropoIiUn  Bank,  N.  York,    100 '  10,000  128  12,800 
85     ^     Importers' and  Traders' Bank, 

New  York,         ...    100  8,600  115  4,025 

100     «*     Maiket  Bank,  New  York,      .    100  10,000  115  11,500 
47     <'     Shoe  and  Leather  Bank,  New 

York,        ....    100  4,700  118  6,811 

100     "     Merchants'  Bank,  New  York,      50  5,000  117  6,850 

50     ^<     Bank  of  Commerce,  Boston,  .    100  .5,000  119  5,950 
65     ''     Hide  and  Leather  Natl  Bank, 

Boston,      ....    100  6,500  140  9,100 

100     *'     Safety  Fund  Bank,  Boston,    .    100  10,000  150  15,000 

100     **     Revere  Bank,  Boston,    .        .    100  10,000  132  13,200 

40     '<     Mercantile  B'k,  Hartford,  Ct.,    100  4,000  105  4,200 

100     "      Charter  Oak  National  Bank, 

Hartford,  Ct.,    ...    100  10,000  111  11,100 
50     ^     Pheniz  National  Bank,  Hart- 
ford, Ct,    .        .        .        .100  6,000  119  6,950 
50     "     JEtna  Natl  BTc,  Hartford,  Ct,    100  5,000  114  5,700 
26     "     City  Nafl  BTc,  Hartford,  Ct,    100  2,500  109  2,725 
100     <<     American  Natl  Bank,  Hart- 
ford, Ct,    .        .        .        .50  5,000  121^  6,075 
50     '<     Hartford  Nafl   Bank,   Hart- 
ford, Ct,    ....    100  5,000  156  7,300 


9111,200  $141,786 

Bailroad  Bonds: —    ' 

Chicago  and  N.  W.  R.  R.  Bonds,  (1st  mort'ge,)  910,000  98,900 

'*         «        ««         u         u      (interest,)     .  5,000  4,575 

Indiana  Central  R.  R.  Bonds,  ....  10,000  10,000 

Hartford  and  New  Haven  R.  R.  Bonds,  .        .  4,000  4,080 

Hartford,  Providence  and  Fishkill  R.  R.  Bonds,  5,000  5,000 


984,000  982,555 

City  Stocks  :— 

1  Bond,  City  of  Peoria, 91,000  91,000 

5  Bonds,  Brooklyn  City  water  loan,        .        .          5,000  5,000 

9      ^      Hartford  City, 9,000  9,000 

40      "      Bridgeport  City,      ....        20,000  20,000 

985,000  985,000 
24 


186         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan, 


Aneti  of  the  Company,  NoTember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  iecuritief,  (market  yalue,) 

State  securitiet,  (market  value,) 

Bank  Stocks,  (market  yalae,)  * 

Bailroad  bonds,  (market  yalae,) 

Cttj  bonds,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand. 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Other  investments. 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,    . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


120,565  00 
15,150  00 

141,786  00 
82,555  00 
85,000  00 
20,162  75 
81,143  50 
72,720  00 
200  00 
8,083  98 


•35,562  65 
122,875  18 


•882^66  27 


158,437  78 


Paid-up  capital. 
Net  assets, 


•228,828  49 


•250,000  00 
223,828  49 


Balance  against  the  Company,  •        •     •26,171  51 


•  I 


COMMERCE  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Ineorporatod,  April  18, 1869.] 

Benjamin  Babcogk,  PresidenL  Secretary^  William  £.  Hoxie. 

General  Agenty  John  T.  Clabk,  51  Merchant^  Exchange. 


United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

Pirvmlne. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .  •100,000 
'<         ^     5-20  Bonds,  1862,        .        .        .      38,000 


MulDttvml. 

•118,500 
87,620 

•151,120 


•133,000 
Bank  Stocks ; — 

PurvAliw  MulMtTidiM     Muk«t 

par  Shan.    PftTTmlne.     p«r>han.       'vmliie. 

100  shares  Central  National  Ban^, .        .  $100      $10,000      •118      ^11,800 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Amount  carried  foruHxrdy . 


•151,120  00 

11,800  00 

1,392  74 

68,500  00 


•232,812  74 


I 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  187 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^   ....         9232,812  74 

Liabilitiefl : — 

Loflses  claimed  and  unpaid,  .        .        •        .       91)100  00 

Other  clcums, 11,250  00 

Amount   required    to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,         .        .        .       18,883  80 

26,238  80 

9206,578  94 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 200,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 96,578  94 


COMMERCE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

[Iiieorpontad,  June  1, 1869.] 

Adam  Van  Allen,  President.  Secretary^  Garret  A.  Van  Allen. 

General  Agent,  William  S.  Denny,  Worcester.  . 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Tftlae.  Market  tsI. 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,    ....    915,000  tl7,100 

«         "     5-20  Bonds,         ....      42,500  48,880 

"         "     7-80'Bonds,         ....    142,500  150,698 

•200,000  9216,128 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  Talne  Market  Talne     Market 

per  share.    ParTalne.     per  share.       Talne. 

50  sliares  First  Nat'l  Bank,  Albany,       .  $100       95,000      9150        97,500 

Astots  of  the  Company,  November  1,  1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)      .        .  9216,123  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....  7,500  00 

Cash  value  of  real  estate,    .....  40,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 4,069  79 

Due  from  agents, 16,139  54 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .        •        .  166,925  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, •  46,890  00 

Loaned  without  collateral,    .....  4,780  00 

Other  investments,  including  accrued  interest,      .      10,221  84 

9513,548  67 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,    .        .     910,750  00 

Amount  required    to   re-insure  all    outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,        .        .        .       93,114  10 

103,864  10 

9409,684  57 
Deduct  pud-up  capital, 400,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus,       •        .        •        •        .        .        .  99,684  57 


a 


188         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

CONNECTICUT  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD,  CT. 

[iBoovpomtod,  I860.] 

John  B.  Eldrkdor,  President.  Secretary^  M.  Bennrtt,  Jr. 

General  Agent^  Arthur  B.  Mrrrill,  Ab.  27  State  Street^  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Pit  Tttlae.  MmifcaA  vaL 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,         ....    ^17,000  918,700 

State  Securities : — 
Connecticut  State  Bonds,  6  per  cent.,        .        .    ^10,000  $10,000 

Bank  Stocks:^ 

Par  TkliM  Market  Talne     Maricat 

perabare.    ParTahia.     parshaza.       Talua. 

100  shares  Hartford  Nat'l  Bank,   Hart- 
ford, Ct,  .  .        .  $100      ^10,000      9144      $14,400 
200     ^     Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Nat'l 

Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  .  .  100  20,000  130  26,000 
City  Nat'l  Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  100  10,000  110  11,000 
iStna  Natl  B'k,  Hartford,  Ct,  100  10,000  114  11,400 
Phenix  Nat'l  B'k,  Hart'rd.  Ct,  100  11,500  138  15,870 
Charter  Oak  Naf  1  B'k,  Hart- 
ford, Ct,  ....  100  6,000  112  6,720 
Ocean  Nat'l  Bank,  New  Toric,  50  5,000  53  5,300 
St  Nicholas  Nat'l  B'k,  N.Toric,  100  5,000  108  5,400 
Park  Nat'l  Bank,  New  York, .  100  5,000  150  7,500 
Metropolitan  Nat'l  Bank,  New 

York,         .        .        .        .100         6,000        128  6,400 

Nassau  Nat'l  Bank,  N.  York, .    100         5,000        110  5,500 

Continental  Nafl  Bank,  New 

York,         ....    100         5,000        105  5,250 

50     "      American  Exchange  Nat'l  B'k, 

New  York, 

250      *<      Phenix  Nat'l  Bank,  N.  York, 

50     '<     Nat'l  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 

Boston,      .... 

Railroad  Stocks: — 

66  shares  Hartford  &  New  Haven  R.  R.,  $100 
139     *"     Bellefontaine  R.  R.,     .  . 


Railroad  Bonds : — 
Galena  and  Chicago  Railroad  Bonds, 
Michigan  Southern  k  No.  Indiana  R.  R  Bonds, 
Cleveland,  Painsyille  &  Ashtabula  R.  R.  Bonds, 


100 

a 

100 

(t 

115 

u 

60 

u 

100 

u 

50 

u 

50 

u 

50 

4t 

50 

U 

50 

ii 

100 
20 

5,000 
5,000 

114 

108 

5,700 
5,400 

100 

5,000 

145 

7,250 

•112,500 

•139,090 

100 
50 

•6,600 
6,950 

•185 
35 

•12,210 
4,865 

•13,550 

$17,075 

. 
nds, 
nds, 

•12,000 

13,000 

6,000 

•12,000 

13,000 

6,000 

•31,000  ^31,000 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No,  9. 


189 


Other  Stocks  :— 

Bonds  of  City  of  Hartford,  Ct, 
•*     of  City  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  . 
"     of  Atlantic  Dock  Co.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
"     of  City  of  Chicago,  HI., 


Anets  of  the  Company,  Norember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  ralue,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Bailroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Bailroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 
Other  stocks. 
Cash  on  hand, 
Due  from  agents. 
Money  loaned  on  call, . 
Sundry  notes  and  accounts. 


Purine. 
910,000 

5,000 
10,000 

5,000 

•30,000 


•18,700  00 

10,000  00 

189,090  00 

17,075  00 

81,000  00 

80,500  00 

8,971  09 

10,500  00 

6,500  00 

462  50 


Liabilities : — 

Borrowed, 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,  ... 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,    . 

Other  dums,      .        . 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,         .... 


•7,000  00 
3,471  27 
6,000  00 
7,000  00 

42,705  22 


lUrketTBi. 

•10,000 

5,000 

10,500 

5,000 

•30,600 


•272,798  59 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


66,176  49 

•206,622  10 
200,000  00 

•6,622  10 


CONTINENTAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Inoorponted,  Jhhiuj,  1868.] 

George  T.  Hope,  President  Secretary^  Ctbvs  Peck. 

General  Agentj  Henbt  A.  Bbowk,  No,  39  State  Street,  Botton, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  valae. 

United  States  Regisf  d  Bonds,  6  per  cent,  1881,    ^66,000 
^     7^  Treasury  Notes,  with  accrued 

interest, 826,000 

•892,000* 


II 


•  Marte^vmliM  aot  rttansd. 


190         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


State  Securities : — 

Wisconsin  State  Bonds,  6  per  cent,  . 
New  York  State  Bounty  Bonds,  7  per  cent, 
Tennessee  State  Bonds,     .... 


Bank  Stocks : — 


Par  TAliM. 

912,000 
85,000 
20,000 

t^,000 


912,000 
14,000 
85,000 

961,000 


PVTmllM 

perduu*. 


(( 


(( 


u 


250  shares  American  Exchange  Bank,  N. 

York,  ....  9100 
Bank  of  North  America,  New 

York,         ....  100 

Bank  of  America,  New  York,  100 

Broadway  Bank,  New  York,  .  25 
Importers'  and  Traders'  Bank, 

New  York,         ...  100 

Mercantile  Bank,  New  York,  100 

Merchants'  Bank,  New  York,  50 

Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  York,  100 

Nassau  Bank,  New  Yoric,       .  100 

National  Bank,  Hew  York,    .  50 

St  Nicholas  Bank,  New  York,  100 

Union  Bank,  New  York,        .  60 


MMlGotvtttiM     IfHkefc 
Far  TBlne.     per  shar*.       vmliw. 

925,000   9105   926,250 


50 

50 

200 

50 

50 
100 
100 
100 
200 
180 
100 


(t 


CI 


C( 


C( 


u 


Railroad  Bonds : — 
New  York  Central  R.  R.  Bonds,  6  per  cent,  . 
New  York  and  Erie  R.  R.  3d  mortgage  Bonds, 

Other  Investments  :~^ 
New  York  Central  Park  Improrement  Bonds, 

5  per  cent., 

New  York  Fire  Indemnity  Bonds,  5  per  cent. 
New  York  City  Revenue  Bonds,  6  and  7  pr  ct. 
Kings  County  War  Enlistment  Bonds,  6  per  ct.. 


Assets  oi  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (par  valne,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  bonds,  (maricet  value,)  . 
Other  investments, 
Cash  value  of  real  estate,    . 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .        . 
Other  investments, 

Amount  carried  fonoard^ 


5,000  100 

5,000  115 

5,000  30 

5,000  100 

5,000  120 

5,000  51 

10,000  110 

10,000  100 

10,000  50 

18,000  100  . 

5,000  52^ 

9108,000 

910,000 
10,000 

920,000 


5,000 
5,760 
7,500 

5,000 

6/)00 

5^00 

11,000 

10,000 

10,000 

18,000 

5,250 

9109,850 

99,500 
10,000 

919,500 


91,000 

*  1,500 

100,000 

10,000 

9112,500 

9802,000  00 

61,000  00 
109,850  00 

19,500  00 
112,875  00 
150,000  00 

59,526  74 
455,200  00 
124,200  00 

40,051  84 


9950 

1,425 

100,000 

10,000 

9112,875 


-91,528,703  OS 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  191 

Amount  of  AsseU  brought  forward^    ....      91,528,703  08 
Liabilities : — 
Loeaes  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   .        .     928,900  00 

Other  claims, 68,938  34 

Amount  required   to  re-insnre  all    outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .     269,430  42 

367,268  76 

11,156,434  82 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 500,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 9656,484  32 


ENTERPRISE  INSURANCE  COMPANT,  PHILADELPHIA,  PA. 

[Iiieorpontad,  April  9,  1866.] 

Thomas  H.  Montoomebt,  President,  Secretary,  Alex.  W.  Wistbb. 

General  Agent,  Edward  Stearns,  48  State  Street, 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Par  Tmloe.  lCmrk«t  Tal. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,          ....        95,000  $5,675 

•<         "      10-40  Bonds,        ....        10,000  10,000 

"         "     7-30  Bonds, 12,000  12,675 

•27,000  ••28,350 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Par  vmlii«  llMt«t  vtttae     Market 

per  share.     ParTmbBW.    per  share.       ralae. 

50  shares  Girard  Bank,  Philadelphia,    .    ^40        12,000        959        92,950 

Other  Investments : — 

Philadelphia  6  per  cent  loan, •       .  94,050  00 

Furniture  of  office, 788  57 

Interest  and  rents  accrued  and  not  due, 3,694  85 

u        ««        «    due  and  not  paid, 851  00 

100  shares  Enterprise  Insurance  Company's  stock,  .                .  5,000  00 

$13,884  42 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     •        .  928,350  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....  2,950  00 

Other  investments, 13,884  42 

Cash  value  of  real  estate, 41,500.00 

Cash  on  hand, 7,794  56 

Due  from  agents, 10,145  10 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,     .        .       .  287,289  16 

Qround  rent  on  real  estate, 7,800  00 

Amount  carried  fonoqrdf  ....  — ^—  9349,718  28 


» 


• 


192         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES,      [Jan. 

Amount  of  AsseU  brought  forward^  ....         1349,71823 

Liftbilitiet : — 

LoflMi  adjusted  and  not  yet  dumed,   .  t6,714  55 

LoMes  reported — liabilitjr  not  determined^  .  .  2,000  00 
Claimed  and  unpaid,  (the  aMured  under  arrest 

for  arson,) 4,266  25 

Amount  required    to   re-insure  all    outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,  60,697  34 

78,678  14 

1276,085  09 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 200,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 976,085  09 


EQUITABLE  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE   COMPANY, 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  I. 

[TnoorpoimM,  Maj,  I860.    OrgMilaad,  1800.] 

Thomas  G.  Tcrnbr,  President,  Secretary^  Fbkd.  W.  Arnold. 

General  Agent,  Gborob  W.  Rbbd,  No.  9  (Hd  State  House,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  valiie.  IbriEst  faX. 

United  SUtes  7  A  Treasury  Notes,    .  965,000  968,900 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

PwTmliw  lfark«tT»3iw     Market 

per  duu«.    Par  vain*,    per  ■faaxv.       valna. 

500  shares  Old  Natl  Bank  of  Providence, 

R.  I.,         ....  9100     950,000      9108      954,000 

500     ^     National  Bank  of  Commerce, 

ProTidence,  R.  I.,      .        .      50        25,000         58        26,500 

100     «'     Butchers'  and  Drovers'  Bank, 

Providence,  R.  L,      .        .50         5,000         50         5,000 

500     "      American  Natl  Bank,  Provi- 
dence, R.  L,       .        .        .50        25,000         55        27,500 
20     **     Third  Naf  1  Bank,  Providence, 

R.  I.,         ....      50  1,000        106         2,120 

100     '<     First  Natn  B'k,  Warren,  R.  L,    100       10,000        102f      10,275 

9116,000  9125,895 


1867-]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT -No.  9.  198 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secorities,  (market  Talue,)     • .      •  $68,000  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  valae,)       ....  125,395  00 

Cash  on  hand,     .......  23,852  24 

Dae  from  qgents, 6J629  9i 

Loaned  on  collateral,  ......  1,600  00 

ether  investments, 2,404  00 

1228,281  18 

Liabilities  :-^ 

Losses  claimed  and  nnpiud, $12,682  44 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  .       .  2,575  00 

Other  claims,* .  3,000  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insare  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,        .        .       .  29,835  49 

48,092  93 

$180,188  25 

Pud-up  capital, $200,000  00 

Net  assets, 180,188  25 

Balance  against  the  Company,  .  $19,811  75 


• 


EXCELSIOR  FIRE  INSURANCE  COBIPANT,  NEW  YORK. 

[Ineorpoimted,  DeeemlMr  li,  1868.] 

M.  F.  Hodges,  President  Seereiary^  Samuel  F.  Cbaft. 

General  Agent,  Isaao  F.  Dobson,  No*  46  SUUe  Street^  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Par  ykIim.  Marlwt  Tal. 

United  States  5-20  6  per  cent  Coupon  Bonds,  .    $35,550  $39,460  60 

<'         «<     7^  Coupon  Bonds,     .        .  80,000  31,800  00 

$85,550  $71,260  50 

Assets  of  the  Company,  December  81, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  Talue,)      .        .  $71,260  50 

Real  estate, 66,047  23 

Cash  on  hand, 6,908  40 

Due  from  agents, 823  46 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .       .        .  75,179  16 

Loaned  on  collateral, 90,150  00 

Other  inyestments, 14,196  70 

Amoun^carried  forwardy  .... $324,565  45* 

•  TUs  b  ft  eklm  not  aelaiowkdged— poU^  tnaitexvA  witlioat  eoosmt  of  OoiDpaD7. 
25 


194         HRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

Amount  of  Aaeit  hroughi  fonoardj   •        .       •       •        9324,565  45 

Lialnlitief : — 

Losses  reported — Pliability  not  determined,  •        .     115,600  00 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

at  50  per  cent,       .       .       •      64,916  90    * 


80,516  90 


•244,048  55 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, '     200,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus* 944,048  55 


FIREMAN'S  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Xnoorpocmttd,  18K.] 

John  Y.  Habbzott,  Preiident  SeereUnj^  Abvsr  Hatwabd. 

General  Agent^  Edward  Stkabhs,  48  Siate  Street 

United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Companj : — 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,    ....    947,000  958,580 

«        '«     5-20  Bonds,         ....      11,000  I24OO 

^         **     Treasury  Notes,  ....      45,000  48,150 

1108,000  9113,830 

Assets  of  the  Company,  NoTember  1, 1866 :— ^ 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     •       .  .9118,830  00 

Cash  on  hand, 16,846  70 

Due  from  agents,         • 414  75 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,     .       •  120,300  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 31,900  00 

9283,291  45 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         «...       98,625  00 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,  •  50,647  07 

69,272  07 

9224,019  88 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 204,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 920,019  88 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOODMBNT— No.  9. 


196 


FULTON  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Ineocpontod,  UU-] 

William  A.  Cobb,  President.  Secretary,  Jambs  M.  Rankix. 

Oentnd  AgerU^  W.  H.  S.  Jobdak,  No.  70  Washington  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Seenrities  owned  bjr  the  ComiMiny : — 

United  States  Bonds,  7^o, 
«         «     Bonds  of  1881,    . 
«         "     6-20  Bonds  of  1862,    . 
««        "     10-40  Bonds, 


State  Secnrities : — 
Tennessee  6  per  cent  bonds,     . 

City  Bonds : — 
New  York  City  7  per  cent  bonds, 
Brooklyn  City.  6  per  cent  bonds, 


.  136,000. 
.   15,000 
.   10,000 
.   15,000 

•38,800 
17,260 
11,600 
15,000 

f76,000 

182,650 

.  913,000 

19,620 

•6,000 
.•   4,000 

•5,500 
4,400 

Assets  of  the  Company,  NoTember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secnrities,  (market  yalne,) 

State  securities,  (market  value,) 

City  bonds,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand,  •   . 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Other  investments. 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  nnpiud, 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,      •       •       • 


•9,000 


•82,550  00 
9,620  00 
9,900  00 
22,111  43 
14,775  83 
93,600  00 
25,960  00 
27,436  17 


•6,217  00 
10,000  00 

66,000  00 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


•9,900 


•286,943  43 


81,217  00 

•204,726  43 
200,000  00 

•4,726  43 


196         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


GERMANIA  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORE. 

[Ineorponted,  1859.] 

Rudolph  GABRiauK,  PresidenL  Seeretary^  John  Edwabo 

General  Agent^  Cabl  Ekappb,  554  WaMngton  StreeL 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pw  Tftlae.  Mufctt  vat. 

United  States  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1881,  .       •    9200,000         9227,000  00 
'<     6-20  6  per  cent  Bonds,        .  205,000  228,318  75 


4« 


Bank  Stocks : — 
50  shares  National  Park  Bank, 


9i05,000         9455,318  75 

PuniM  MarkatTaloe   Harkei 

p«rduu«.    ParTklne.     pershsm.       vaIiw. 

.  9100       95,000      9155       97,750 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Beal  estate,         .... 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Other  investments, 

20  shares  Neptune  Insorance  Company, 

Liabilities : — 

lapses  claimed, 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


9455,818  75 

7,750  00 

50,000  00 

4,030  57 

53,256  25 

101,000  00 

36,320  iO 

200  00 


9708,793  76 


92,111  00 
500  00 

100,000  00 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 


102,611  00 

9606,182  76 
500,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 


9106,182  76 


1867.]              PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  197 

HABTFORD  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD,  CT. 

[InMrpomted,  MaTi  1810.] 

TiMOTHT  C.  Alltn,  President,  Secretary ^  Gborqb  M.  Coit. 

General  Agents  Joseph  F.  Hovbt,  31  StaU  StreeL 

United  States  Sectiridefl  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

Pm  TaliM.  Mttlwt  Ttl 

United  States  Coupon  Bonds,  6  per  ct,  of  1881,  917^,000  $204,955  00 

•<         <<      Regis'd  Bonds,  6  per  ct.,  of  1881,      88,800  88,701  00 

<<         "      Coupon  5-20  Bonds,  6  per  cent, .      50,000  53,812  50 

"         ''     Registered  6-20  Bonds,  6  per  ct,    100,000  107,500  00 

<<         '<     Coupon  7^  Bonds,     •        .        .      25,000  27,000  00 

•387,800  9431,968  50 

State  Securities: — 

Tennessee  State  stock,  6  per  ct,  payable  1892,    926,000  923,920 

Oiuo  State  stock,  6  per  cent,  payable  1886,      .      15,000  15,000 

«        <<      «<      6  per  cent,  payable  1881,      .        5,000  5,000 

««        "      '<      6  per  cent,  payable  1875,      .       5,000  5,000 

Wisconsin  State  6  per  cent  bonds,    .        .        .      25,000  23,750 

f76,006  972,670 
Bank  Stocks: — 

Par  Tmlne  Ifkiket  raXm     Martet 

pwthan.    Pvvmlae.  p«rduu«.       Tain*. 

511  shares  Hartford  Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  9100      951,100  9146      974,606 

Fhenix  Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  .    100        46,700  138^      64,913 

Connecticut    River    Banking 

Co.,  Hartford,  Ct,    .        .      50          5,000  75         7,500 

Nat'l  Exchange  Bank,  Hart- 
ford, Ct.,  ....      50        10,000  50        10,000 

American  Nat'l  Bank,  Hart- 
ford, Ct,    ....      50        15,000  60        18,000 

Charter  O^  Nat'l  B'k,  Hart- 
ford, Ct,   ....    100       20,000  111       22,200 

Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  Nat'l 

Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  .        .    100       26,000  '   132       34,320 

MercanUie  B'k,  Hartford,  Ct,    100        15,000  103        15,450 

First  Nat'l  Bank,  Harf id,  Ct,    100        13,200  151        19,932 

^tna  Natl  B'k,  Hartford,  Ct,    100        81,500  113        85,595 

City  Nat'l  Blc,  Hartford,  Ct,    100        20,800  110       22,880 

American  Exchange  B'k,  New 

York,        .        .        .        .100        20,000  118        23,600 

Nat'l  Bank  of  Commerce,  New 

York,         ....    100      ,20,000  118^      23,700 

Importers'  and  Traders'  Bank, 

New  York,        ...    100        30,000  114        34,200 

Amounts  carried  forward,    .       •             9824,300  9406,896 


467 

(4 

100 

(4 

200 

it 

800 

«l 

200 

C( 

260 

U 

150 

U 

132 

{( 

315 

(4 

208 

U 

200 

.*« 

200 

41 

300 

44 

198         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


Pftr-fftliM 

pOTlbftM. 

AmounU  brought  fanoard^    .        .  1324,300 

300  aharoi  Bank  of  America,  New  Tori:,  9100  30,000 

200     *<     Manhattan  Co/i  B%  N.  York,  60  10,000 

Merchant!'  Bank,  New  York,  60  16,000 

Ocean  Bank,  New  Yoi^,       .  60  10,000 

Union  Natl  Bank,  N.  York,  .  60  10,000 

Bank  dTNa  America,  N.York,  100  10,000 

Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  York, .  100  30,000 

Fourth  Natl  Bank,  N.  York, .  100  20,000 

Blackstone  Natl  B%  Borton,  100  13,400 

Natl  B'k  of  Commez«e,  Boston,  100  10,000 

Second  Nafl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100  11,100 

Suffolk  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    .  100  1,600 
Natl  Hide  and  Leather  Bank, 

Boston,      ....  100  10,000 

Atlantio  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  .  100  12,900 

First  Natl  Bank,  Boston,       .  100  10,000 

Boylstou  Natl  Bank,  Boston,  100  12,600 
Bank  of  the  State  of  Missouri, 

St.  Louis,  Ma,  ...  100  20,000 

Merchants'  Bl:,  St  Louis,  Mo.,  100  20,000 
MUwaokie  Natl  Bank,  MU- 

waukie,      ....  60  2,850 

Union  Bank,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  .  100  12,500 

Montreal  Bank,  Montreal,      .  200  15,000 


800 
200 
200 
100 
800 
200 
184 
100 
111 
16 
100 

120 
100 
126 
300 

200 
67 

126 
76 


iC 


u 


u 


u 


u 


u 


u 


(4 


a 


M 


u 


i( 


u 


(i 


u 


«( 


u 


1611,050 

Bailroad  Stocks: — 

20  shares  Connecticut  Birer  R.  R.,       •  9100       92,000 
126     «<     Hartford  &  New  Hayen  R.  B.,    100       12,000 


914,600 

Railroad  Bonds: — 

Hartford  and  New  Haven  R  R.  bonds,  6  per 

cent,  1878, 926,000 

New  York  Central  R.  R.  bonds,  7  per  ct.,  1876,        10,000 


Other  Investments : — 

120  shares  Connecticut  River  Company,  . 
City  and  County  San  Francisco  bonds,  7  per  ct, 
Hertford  City  bonds,  6  per  cent,  1876,    • 


935,000 

912,000 
22,500 
35,000 


Market  Tmloa 

9406,896 

9139   41,700 

67^  13,600 

69|  17,860 


63 

63 

llli 
130 
110 
128 
118 
150 
115 

140 
122 
150 
140 


10,600 
12,600 
11A50 
39,000 
22,000 
17,152 
11,800 
16,660 
1,725 

14,000 
15,788 
15,000 
17,600 


65  13,000 

66  13,000 

50|  3,277^ 

100  12,500 

317^  24,806^ 


9751,444} 

9111}   92,280 
187}   23,688 


925,918 


925,600 
10,700 

936,200 

93,000 
26,550 
35,000 


969,500 


964,560 


1867.] 


PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No-  9. 


199 


Aflsets  of  the  Company,  NoTember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  iecnrities,  (market  yalne,) 
State  secniitiefl,  (market  value,)  • 
Bank  stoeks,  (market  Talae,) 
Railroad  ttocksi  (oiarket  value,)  . 
Bailxoad  bonds,  (market  value,)  • 
Other  investments,  (market  value,)    • 
Cash  value  of  real  estate,    . 
Cash  on  hand,  (indnding  cash  items,) 
Due  from  agents  and  coarse  of  transmission 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  reid  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .... 
Loaned  on  Atlanta  and  Memphis  City  bonds, 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported— liability  not  determined,   . 
Amount  required  to   re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,  .       • 


t431,968  50 

72,670  00 

751,444  75 

25,918  00 

86,200  00 

64,550  00 

76,000  00 

84,161  18 

121,888  48 

11,200  00 

1,844  54  • 

800  00 

11,627,090  40 


tl05,488  05 
596,410  84 


701,848  89 


Paid-up  capital. 
Net  assets. 


t925,241  51 


91,000,000  00 
926,241  51 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .  f74,758  49 


HOPE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  PROVIDENCE,  R.  L 

[Ineoipotfttod,  Ifaj,  1868.] 

Aho8  M.  Warker,  President,  Seerelary^  Joseph  Mabtik. 

General  Agent,  J.  H.  Ward,  No,  14  State  Street^  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

PMTmllM. 

10  United  States  5-20  Bonds,    ....    910,000 


llMlntna 
•11,425 


Bank  Stocks: — 

1,000  shares  National  Bank  of  Commerce, 
Plt>Tidence, 
American  Natl  Bank,  ProY., 
Merchants'  Nafl  Bank,  P^t., 
Commercial  Nat'l  Bank,  PlroT., 
Old  National  Bank,  Prov.,  . 
Mechanics^  Bank,  ProT., 


Pw  Tain*  Mttktt  vrnlo*    ICartot 

p«r  dun*.    Par  vmlnt.    ptr  ■fa«x«.       Taint. 


500 

a 

500 

u 

500 

u 

250 

u 

15 

u 

•50 

•50,000 

•521 

•52,875 

50 

25,000 

56^ 

27,625 

50 

25,000 

53f 

26,875 

50 

25,000 

52f 

26,875 

100 

25,000 

lo^ 

26,625 

50 

1 

750 

52 

780 

•150,750 


•161,155 


200         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

Aflseti  of  the  Compaoy,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  aecurities,  (market  valne,)     .        .  911,425  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,)      ....  161,155  00 

Cash  on  hand, 6,502  64 

Due  from  agents,         .                .        .        .  6,810  47 

Amount  due  on  assessment  account,    ,       .       .  1,755  00 

Other  assets, 800  00 

,—   §188,448  11 

Liabilities  :•— 

Losses  claimed  and  nnpaid,         ....  t8,485  00 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  •       •  1,000  00 

Borrowed,   .* 21,000  00 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,         ....      84,495  18 

64,980  18 


•123,467  93 


Paid-up  capital,    • 1150,000  00 

Net  assets, 123,467  93 

Balance  against  the  Company,  .  926,532  07 


• 


HOWARD  INSURANCE    COMPANY,   NEW  YORK. 

[Inoorpontod,  1825.    Clurtar  nnvwcd  Jbr  80  yrnxB^  Febroary  12, 1880.] 

Samuel  T.  Skidmobe,  Pruident,  Secretary^  Henbt  A.  Oaklet. 

General  Agent,  Arthur  W.  Hobart,  No,  29  Slate  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  5  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1874,  . 
li  u  Q  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  . 
"  "  6  per  cent  Bonds,  1896,  . 
"         «<     7  per  ct  Treas.  Notes,  (1st  series,) 

State  Securities : — 
New  York  SUte  6  per  cent  stock  of  1873, 
"       "         "    7  per  cent.  Bounty  loan, 

•10,000  $10,400 

Bank  Stocks: — 

per  ■ham.    PftrT»la«.     pcrshwra.       Tilw> 

100  shares  Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  York,  flOO      •10,000      •128      •12,800 
250     "     Phenix  Bank,  New  York,      .      20  5,000         21^      5,400 

147     <<     American  Exchange  Bank,    .    100        14,700        119      -17,493 

^9,700  t35,693 


PttTtlne. 

Mulnttil. 

•60,000 

•63,600 

25,000 

27,900 

100,000 

102,000 

30,000 

31,800 

•215,000 

•225,300 

•5,000 

$5,000 

5,000 

5,400 

% 


1867.]  PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  201 

r 

City  and  Conntj  Stocks : — 

Par  Tkloe.  liukei  Ttl. 

New  York  City  6  per  ceot.  stock,  of  1887,         .  tlQftOO  tlOfiOO 

New  York  County  G  per  cent,  stock,  1878,        .  10,000  9,800 
New  York  County  7  per  cent,  stock,  of  1889, 

1888, 1876  and  1873, 55,000  52,250 

Kings  County  6  per  cent  stock,  of  1883,  .        .  25,000  23,750 

•100,000  995,800 

Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,)      .       .  9225,300  00 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  10,400  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       .        ...  35,693  00 

City  and  County  stocks,  (market  value,)     .        .  95.800  00 

Seal  estate, 90,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 64,533  07 

Due  from  agents, '    .  1,532  14 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .        .        •  52,500  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 19,250  00 

Other  investments, 23,101  03 

»618,109  24 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  due  and  unpaid, 9500  00 

Claimed  and  unpaid,   .        .     .  -       .               .  2,500  00 

Losses  reported — Pliability  not  determined,    .        .  9,835  00 

All  other  claims, 1,308  87 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .       .        .       60,057  04 

74,200  91 

9543,908  33 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 500,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 943,908  33 


IRVING  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Inoorpontod,  Jvmaxj  29, 1862.] 

Mason  Thomson,  President.  Secretary,  Martin  L.  Crowell. 

General  Agent,  Isaac  F.  Dobson,  No.  46  State  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company: — 

United  States  6  per  ct  Registered  Stock  of  1882,  9100,000  9106,000  00 

"         "     6  per  ct  Registered  Stock  of  1881,      10,000  11,400  00 

"         "     5  per  cent  Stock  of  1904,     .              26,000  25,031  25 

«         <<     6  per  cent  Coupon  Bonds  of  1885,      15,000  16,350  00 

«         '<     5  per  cent  Regis'd  Bonds  of  1904,      20,000  20,025  00 

9170,000         9178,806  25 
2d 


202         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

Bank  Stocks  ^- 

FteTtlm  MorketTBliM     Mttkrt 

ptrihan.    Par^liM.     persbue.       Tsloe. 

50  shares  Bank  of  Commerce,  N.  York,  flOO       95,000     flld       95,900 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secorities,  (market  value,)     .        .  tirSySOO  25 

Bank  stocks,  (market  valae,)       ....  5,000  00 

Other  investments, 9,949  19 

Cash  on  hand, 3,405  28 

Due  from  agents, 7,000  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,  68,850  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 11,800  00 

»285,710  72 

laabilities: — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         .        •        •       .  t8,75l  56 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  •  5,000  00 

Other  claims, 610  00 

Amonnt  required  to  re-insore  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,         •       .       .       •  50,000  00 

64,861  56 

9221,849  16 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 200,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 921,849  16 


LAFAYETTE  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPAOTT,  BROOKLYN,  N.  Y. 

[Tneoipcimted,  Daetmber  0, 1869.] 

Jaxss  Fbxblaztd,  President,  Seeretaryj  J.  B.  Thompson,  Jr. 

General  Agents  Hobatio  F.  Allbv,  15  KUby  Street,  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pw  talne.  Mukrt  tkI. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,         ....    918,000  919,260 

«         «*     7-80  Notes,  ....      11,600  12,180 

«(         «(     10-40  Bonds,       ....  400  400 

980,000  981,840 

Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .        ,  981,840  00 

Cash  on  hand, 8,599  52 

Due  fhmi  agents, 2,517  26 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,  116,757  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 21,500  00 

OOier  investments, 11,000  17 

Amount  eanriefi  forward^  •       •       •       •    ■  ■     9192,218  95 


1867.] 


PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


208 


Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^   .... 

Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — liability  not  detennined,   .  ^,000  00 

Amoant  required   to^re-insore    all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent.,  *      .        .        .       89,844  00 


•192,218  95 


Deduct  piud-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


41,844  00 

•160,869  95 
150,000  00 

•869  95 


LOBILLABD  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

Llneorponkted,  Vebrnuy  8, 1862.] 

Cabuslb  Nobwood,  President,  Secretary,  John  C.  Mills. 

General  Agent,  Hbnrt  A.  Brown,  89  State  Street,  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TBloe.  llul»t  n^* 

United  Stotes  Treasury  Notes,  7^  per  cent,    .  9510,200  •540,812 

'«         ««     5-20  6  per  cent  Bonds,       .        .      60,000  54,500 

«         «     6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .       •      65,000  74,100 

•625,200  •669,412 

State  Securities : — 

Wisconsin  State  Bonds,     .  .       ....      •8,000  •8,000 

City  Stocks  :— 
New  York  City  stocks,  6  per  cent,   .  .    •55,000  •55,000 

AsMts  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .        .  •669,412  00 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  8,000  00 

City  stocks,  (market  value,)         ....  55,000  00 

Real  estate, 87,468  99 

Cash  on  hand, 61,189  12 

Due  from  agents, 41,600  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,  894,550  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 61,500  00 

Interest  accrued, 25,080  19 

Unpud  premiums, 58,868  84          ^ 

Other  investments, 7,191  50 

•1,414,810  14 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         ....     •42,005  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       .       .        .     270,480  25 

812,485  25 

•1,102,824  89 
Deduct  pud-up  capital, 1,000,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus,       .        .       •        .       .       .       •        ^102,824  89 

4 


204         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


MARKET  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[I&eorponted,  Febroaiy  16, 1858.] 

Abhkb  Tatlob,  President.  *  Secretary,  Henbt  P.  Fbebmax. 

General  Agents  Isaac  F.  Dobson,  No.  46  State  Street^  Boston. 

United  States  Securitiea  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  6-20  Bonds,         .... 

"         "     6-20  Bonds, 

«         «     10-40  Bonds,        .... 
^         "     6  per  ct.  Coupon  Bonds  of  1881, 


State  Securities : — 

New  York  State  7  per  cent  bonds,    . 
Bank  Stocks  :— 

PwtbIim 

pwihan.    Pmt  Taint,     pwshutt.       tiIm. 

100  shares  Merchants'  Exchange  Bank, 

NewYo^  .950       95,000       956^     $5,650 


PtfTaliM. 

Market  T»l. 

•50,000 

•58,750 

50,000 

55,250 

30,000 

80,112 

20,400 

23,858 

•150,400 

•162,470 

ParTBlnt. 

Maxtetval. 

•1,000 

•1,075 

Mufc«lTala«    MaiM 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 
Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Other  investments, 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         «... 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,  . 

Other  claims, 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,*  estimated  at  50  per  cent., 


•162,470  00 

1,075  00 

5,650  00 

16,971  27 

17,550  17 

151,382  00 

39,230  00 

169,195  00 


•15,524  00 
7,500  00 
8,696  45 

94,003  00 


•563,523  44 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  bf  surplus. 


125,723  45 

•487,790  99 
200,000  00 

•237,799  99 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  206 

MERCANTILE  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Ineorporatodi  Jtmaxj  16, 1862.] 

William  A.  Thomson,  President         Secretary,  William  A.  Anderson. 
General  Agent,  W.  V.  Hutchins,  Ab.  —  KUby  Street,  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Ttlae.  Maxkat  ?al. 

United  States  7^  Treasary  Notes,  (Ist  series,)    965,000  969,550 

<<         "     7^  Treasury  Notes,  (2d  series,)      38,000  84,900 

•98,000  •104,510 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secarities,  (market  value,)     .        .  $104,510  00 

Due  from  agents,         ...••.  29  41 

Cash  on  hand, *      .        .  7,499  07 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of*  real  estate,     .        .        .  106,850  00 

Other  investments, 8,861  55 

Accrued  interest, 5,168  18 

Office  furniture,  &c., 2,500  00 

»230,418  21 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         ....       f2,125  00 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   .        .         1,500  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all  .outstanding 

I,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       .        •       .       29,115  90 


82,740  90 
•197,672  81 


Paid-up  capital, 9200,600  00 

Net  assets, 197,672  81 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .        .      12,827  69 


MERCHANTS'  INSURANCE  C0B4PANY,  HARTFORD,  CONN. 

[IneotponlaA,  Mi^,  1867.] 

Mark  Howard,  PretidenL  Secretary,  E.  Thomas  Lobdbll. 

General  Agent,  Henrt  A.  Brown,  89  State  Street,  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pw  Talna.  Mavkat  vaL 

United  States  6  per  ct  Coupon  Bonds  of  1881,  $40,000  945,600 

"         "     5-20  Bonds,         ....  20,000  22,200 

•«         «     10-40  Bonds,        ....  10,000  10,000 

•*         «*     7 A  Treasury  Notes,    .        ..      .  80,000  81,500 

•100,000  $109,800 


206         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


8tmte  Securities : — 

Michigan  State  6  per  cent  Bonds, 
Connectictit  State  6  per  cent  Bonds, 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

60  shares  Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  Yoric, 
400     ^     Mechanics'  Banking  Associa'n, 

New  York, 
Central  Naf  1  Bank,  N.  York, 
Charter  Oak  National  Bank, 

Hartford,  Ct,  •  •  • 
iStna  Natl  B%  Hartford,  Ct, 
Fanners'  and  Mechanics'  Nat'l 

Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  . 
Fhenix  Natl  Bank,  Hartford, 

Ct, 

60     <«     City  Nat'l  Bank,  Hartford,  Ct, 
Boston  Naf  1  Bank,  Boston,    . 
First  Naei  Bank,  Boston, 
Nafl  Bank  of  the  Republic, 

Boston,      •       •        •       • 
25     <<     Merchants'  Bank,   St  Louis, 
Merchants'  Nafl   Bank,    St 

Louis,  •  •  .  . 
Fint  Natl  B%  BockriUe,  Ct, 


60 
100 

100 
60 

100 


i< 


u 


4( 


(( 


(t 


60 

u 

75 

<l 

50 

<l 

35 


60 


tc 


(I 


•  • 

•  • 

FMtaiM. 

15,000 

10,000 

] 

lAolntTal. 
14,100 
10,000 

•25,000 

•24,100 

PwrvmhM 

•100 

Pit  ¥bIm.  pw  ■buw.   «•!■•• 

•5,000   ^129   96,450 

124 
100 

5,000 
5,000 

14 
112 

5,600 
5,600 

100 
100 

10,000 
10,000 

112 
114 

11,200 
11,400 

100 

5,000 

130 

6,500 

100 
100 
100 
100 

10,000 
5,000 
5,000 
7,500 

137 
110 
110 
150 

13,700 
5,500 
5,600 

11,250 

100 
85 

5,000 
2,125 

125 
25 

6,250 
625 

100 
100 

2,500 
5,000 

100 
100 

2,500 
5,000 

Other  Inyestments : — 
Hartford  City  6  per  cent  Bonds, 


•82,125 


•3,000 


•97,075 


•3,001 


Assets  of  the  Company,  NoTember  1, 1866 :» 

United  States  securities,  (market  rahie,) 
State  securities,  (maricet  Talne,)  • 
Bank  stocks,  (market  Talue,) 
Cash  on  hand,     .       .        .       • 
Due  from  agents,  • 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  teal  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  • 
Hartford  City  bonds,  (market  yalue,) 
Accrued  interest, 

Am(nmi  carried  ftrwardf  •  • 


•109,300  00 

24,100  00 

97,075  00 

7,715  79 

22,239  65 

70,700  00 

1,240  00 

8,000  00 

1,851  06 


•337,221  50 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  207 

Amount  of  A$$ets  hmtght  fanoard^   ....        9337,221  50 
Liabilities : — 

LosBes  claimed  and  unpaid^        .        .        .       •  94,380  18 

LosBes  reported-— liability  not  determined,   .        .  11,057  00 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  60  per  cent,         ....  107,119  99 


122,537  17 


9214,634  83 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 200,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 914,684. 83 


NIAGABA  FIRE  INSUBANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YOBK. 

[Inoorponkted,  I860.] 

Jonathan  D.  Steele,  President  Secretary^  Petbb  Notmak* 

General  Agents  Abtbub  Wh.  Hobabt,  No.  29  State  Street^  Boston. 

ITnited  States  Securities  owned  bj  the  Company : — 

Pwr  Tklae.  Ifukti  ?al. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds,  1881,      .       .  9177,500  9203,237  50 

^         «      5-20  Bonds,  of  1862,  •        .        .      60,000  55,250  00 

«<         <'     7^  Bonds,          ....    205,000  217,300  00 

«         "     6  per  cent,  (currency,)       .        .      50,000  50,000  00 

9482,500  9525,787  50 

State  Securities: — 
Wisconsin  Stote  Bonds,     .       .       ^       .       .      98,000  98,000 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .       .  9525,787  50 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  8,000  00 

Beal  estate, 60,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 29,914  52 

Due  from  agents, 56,897  55 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .       •       .  204,700  00 

Loaned  on  collatetal, 813,100  00 

Accrued  interest, 89,220  65 

Amount  carried  fortoard^  ....  91|237,620  12 


208         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jau. 

Amount  of  Ajaets  brought  forward^   •       •        .       .     $1,237,620  12 

Liabilities : — 

LoMef  claimed  and  nnpud,  920,000  00 

Loaiee  reported — suability  not  determined,   .  19,000  00 

Other  claima, 1,416  00 

Amoont  required   to  re-inaore  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,       .  180,174  77 

220,600  77 

•1,017,029  85 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 1,000,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, •17,029  35 


NORTH  AMERICAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANF,  NEW  YORK. 

[laoorpoimted,  1828.] 

Jambs  W.  Otib,  President  Secretary,  Richard  W.  Bleeckeb. 

Oeneral  Agent,  Isaac  F.  Dobson,  No.  46  Slate  Street,  BoHon. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 


United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds,  1881, 
«         ««     10-49  Bonds, 
««         «     7-80  Bonds, 

PftrvmliM. 

.    •46,000 
.      81,000 
.    266,000 

MulwtTal. 

•62,440 

81,165 

283,550 

State  Securities: — 

Tennessee  0  per  cent.  Bonds,    . 
Wisconsin  6  por  cent  Bonds,             •  •     • 

•842,000 

.    ^26,000 
6,000 

•867,145 

•18,980 
6,000 

•82,000 


•24,980 


Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  Talne,) 

State  securities,  (market  yalne,)  . 

Cash  on  hand,     .        .       •       • 

Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Other  inyestments, 

Amount  carried  foruHsrd,  • 


•867,145  00 
24,980  00 
11,082  78 
46,089  95 
214,810  00 
^,800  00 
66,180  60 


•727,438  28 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  209 

Amount  of  Aawts  brougJU  fanoard^  ....        1727,488  28 
LuUnlities : — 
IxMses  claimed  and  anpiud, ...        .        .       •     f  13,005  68 
L08B68  reported — Pliability  not  determinedy   .        •       10,842  49. 
Amount  required   to  re-insnre  all   outatanding 
naka,  eatimated  at  60  per  cent,       •       •       •     174,910  47 

198,264  64 


•529,178  64 
Dedact  paid-up  capital, 500,000  00 


Balance  of  aurplua, 929,178  64 


NORTH  AMERICAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD, 

CONN. 

[Inoorporated,  lfaj,'1867.] 

Jamkb  6.  BoLLKs,  President  Secretary,  William  C.  Hastings. 

General  Agent,  Chables  E.  Lank,  Ab.  68  State  Street. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Par  ndiM.  Ifafk«t  taI. 

United  States  5-20  years  6  per  cent.  Bonds,       .  92,000  92,260 

<"         «<     6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .  100,000  110,760 

^         ^     7^  Treas.  Notes,  (August,  1864,)  76,000  79,875 

•«         ^     7^  Treas.  Notes,  (June,  1865,)  •  25,000  26,625 


* 

• 

9202,000 

9219,510 

State  Securities : — 

• 

« 

Michigan 

6  per  cent  Bonds, 

•               • 

914,000 

918,800 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

PftTTBlm 

1 

lluk«tTsIa«     liark«t 

p«rihAi«. 

ParTBln*. 

pcrsharo. 

T»lll«. 

260  shares  Fhenix  Bank,  New  York, 

920 

95,000 

921f 

95,400 

50 

4i 

Merchants'  Bank,  New  York, 

60 

2,500 

58^ 

2,925 

60 

a 

Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  York, 

100 

5,000 

129 

6,450 

60 

u 

Bank  of  America,  New  York, 

100 

5,000 

189 

6,950 

60 

u 

American    Exchange    Bank, 

« 

New  York, 

100 

5,000 

114 

6,700 

60 

u 

Merchants'   Exchange   Bank, 

« 

New  UTork, 

60 

8,000 

57 

3,420 

100 

u 

Boston  Natl  Bank,  Boston,    • 

100 

10,000 

110 

11,000 

58 

cc 

Maverick  Bank,  Boston, 

100 

5,800 

104 

6,082 

50 

u 

Charter  Oak  Nat'l  B'k,  Hart- 

ford,  Ct,   .... 

100 

5,000 

112 

• 

5,600 

AmounU  carried  fanoard^     .        •  946,300  953,477 

27 


210         PIRB  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


p«r  ■ban.    Par  tUim.     per  ■ban. 

AmouniM  brought  fonoardf    . 
118  shares  Mercantile  Bank,  Hartford,  .  f  100 

60     »      City  Bank,  Hartford,      .        .    100 

50     «     iEtna  Bank,  Hartford,    .        .    100 
100     '<     Phenix  Bank,  Hartford, .        .    100 

177,800  190,890 

Railroad  Stocks : — 
126  shares  Hartford  &  New  Haven  R.  R.,  1100      912,600      9185      •23,310 


946,300 

•53,477 

11,800 

•103 

12,213 

6,000 

110 

6,500 

5,000 

114 

5,700 

10,000 

140 

4 

14,000 

Assets  of  the  Company,  Noyember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secnrities,  (market  yalae,) 
State  secnrities,  (market  value,)  . 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 
Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Other  investments, 


•219,510  00 

13,300  00 

23,310  00 

90,890  00 

444  12 

19,435  23 

5,500  00 

5,535  00 

4,256  62 


Liabilities  :-^ 
Losses  reported— liability  not  determined,  .        .     ^22,508  10 

Other  claims, 14,403  21 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent,         ....       94,290  67 


Paid-op  capital,  ...        .   ^300,000  00 

Net  assets,        ......     250,978  99 


Balance  against  the  Company,  . 


•49,021  01 


•382,180  97 


131,201  98 
•250,978  99 


NORWICH  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NORWICH,  CONN. 

Clneorporated,  1808.] 

Ebknezeb  Learned,  President  Secretary^  J.  L.  DtaNNisoir. 

General  Agents  J.  H.  Ward,  No.  14  State  Street^  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

ParTBlne. 

United  States  7-30  Bonds,         ....  ^100,000 

State  Securities : — 
Connecticut  State  Bonds, ^60,000 


UftrkatTAl. 

•100,000 
•60,000 


1867.]               PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  211 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Parntlite  Market  Talm     Market 

per  ■hare,  l^r  value,     per  share.       yalue. 

50  shares  Norwich  Bank,  Norwich,  Ct,  flOO  95,000      •112        15,600 
400     "      Thames  Naf  1  Bank,  Norwich, 

Ct,    .       .       .       .        .100  40,000       115       46,000 
16     ^     Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  Nor- 
wich, Ct,  ....      40  640         56^          700 
50     **     First  Nafl  Bank,  Norwich,  Ct,    100  5,000        105         5,250 
50     <*     Atlantic  Bank,  New  York,     .      75  3,750         76         3,800 
100     «<     Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  York,    100  10,000        130        13,000 
100     '«     Importers'  and  Traden'  Bank, 

New  York,        ...    100  10,000        118        11,800 
100     <*     Shoe  and  Leather  Bank,  New 

York,        ....    100  10,000        114        11,400 

160     <<      Tradesman's  B'k,  New  York,      40  6,400  '       56^        9,000 

200     <'     Union  Bank,  New  York,        .      50  10,000         62        12,400 

100     '«     Mechanics'  Bank,  New  York,      25  2,500         28         2,800 

50     "*     United  States  Trust  Ca,  New 

York,        ....    100  5,000        200        10,000 
40     *'     Nafl  Bank   of   Bedemption, 

Boston,      ....    100  4,000        110         4,400 

100     '<     Third  Natl  Bank,  Chicago,    .    100  10,000        130        13,000 

•182,290  •149,150 
Bailroad  Bonds : — 

Norwich  and  Worcester  7  per  ct  R.  R.  Bonds,  ^21,000                  ^22,000 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  and  Dayton  7  per  cent 

B.  R.  Bonds, 5,000                      5,500 

St  Louis  and  Jacksonville  7  per  ct  B.  R.  Bonds,  30,000                    30,000 

Chicago  and  Alton  Bonds,       ....  5,000                      5,000 

•61,000  •62,500 

Asseti  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)      .        .  •lOOjOOO  00 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  60,000  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       .        .                .  149,150  00 

Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  ....  62,500  00 

Cash  on  hand, '     844  89 

Due  from  agents, 22,271  90 

Other  investments, 11,210  71 

^405,977  50 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, 927,111  60 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   .        .  2,841  10 

Borrowed, 58,058  77 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       .        .        •  51,560  10 

^  139,571  57 

•266,405  93 


212         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

Paid-np  capiUl, 9300,000  00 

Ket  anetB,        ......     266,405  93 


Balance  against  the  Compan/y  •       •     933,594  07 


PHENIX  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD,  CONN. 

[iMorponted,  Job*,  18M.] 

A  W.  JiLUOiT,  Vic^PruidenL  Secretary,  Williak  B.  Clabk. 

General  Agent,  Harvet  Jewbll,  No.  20  Court  Street,  Boeton. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  tlie  Company : — 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,    .        .    $75,000  985,350  00 

''         «<     5-20  Bonds, 52,000  55,697  50 

9127,000  9141,047  60 
State  Secnrities : — 

Connecticut  State  Bonds, 9100,000  9100,000 

Ohio  State  Bonds  of  1870, 25,000  25,000 

Tennessee  State  Bonds, 26,000  18,720 

California  State  Bonds, 25,000  29,750 

Wisconnn  State  Bonds, 20,000  18,950 

9196,000  9192,420 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  tbIm  Uuket  tiIim     Ibiket 

perihu*.     ParTBliM.  pershu*.       tsIim. 

75  shares  United  States  Tnist  Co.,        .  9100        97,500  9175      913,125 

200     ••     Fourth  Natl  Bank,  N.  York,    100        20,000  111        22,200 

100     <«     MetropoUtan  Bank,  N.  York,    lOO        10,000  130        13,000 
100     <*     Manufact'rs'   and   Merchants' 

Bank  New  York,      .        .    100        10,000  110        11,000 
400     <«     Mechanics'  Natl  Bank,  New 

York,        ....      25        10,000  80        12,000 
200     ^     Merchants'    Natl    Exchange 

Bank,  New  York,      •        .      50        10,000  52        11,400 
100     ««     Merchants'  Nat'l  Bank,  New 

York,        .        .        .        .50         5,000  59          5,900 
800     ^     Farmers'  &  Mechanics'  Bank, 

Hartford,  ....  100  30,000  132  39,600 
200  <<  City  Nat'l  Bank,  Hartford,  .  100  20,000  109  21,800 
200  "  iEtna  Nafl  Bank,  Hartford,  .  100  20,000  114  22,800 
200  <«  Fhenix  Bank,  Hartford, .  .  100  20,000  139  27,800 
200  **  Mercantile  Natl  Bank,  Hart- 
ford,   100       20,000  102       20,400 

125     ^     State  Bank,  Hartford,    .        .    100        12,500  83        10,375 

Amounts  carried  forwardy     .        .        .    9195,000  9231,400 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


213 


Pw  value  Market  Talne    Market 

per  abate.    Parvalne.     perahare.       Talne. 


Amounts  brought  fonoard,     . 
50  shares  Hartford  Nafl  Bank,  Harf rd,  flOO 


60 
150 

150 

200 

50 

i20 


u 
a 


u 


Conn.  River  Bank,  Hartford,      50 

New  Britain  Katl  Bank,  New 
Britain,      ....    100 

Citizens'  Natl  Bank,  Watei> 
bury,         ....    100 

Waterbnry  Natl  B'k,  Water- 
bury,  ....      50 

Niagara  District  B*k,  Canada 
West,        ....    100 

American  Natl  Bank,  Harf  rd,      50 


•195,000 
5,000 
2,500 

15,000 

15,000 

10,000 

5,000 
6,000 


•281,400 
•145         7,250 


76 

106 
110 

57i 

180 
60 


8,750 

15,760 

16,500 

11,600 

6,500 
7,200 


Other  Investments : — 
100  shares  Holyoke  Water  Power  Co.,    . 

Hartford  City  Bonds, 10,000 

New  Britain  Water  Bonds,  7  per  cent,  • 
San  Francisco  Bonds,  .... 
Accrued  interest,     ..... 

•80,000 
Riulroad  Bonds : — 

10  Chicago  and  North-Westem  R.  R  1st  mort- 
gage preferred  bonds, '    ^10,000 


•258,500 

•299,850 

•10,000 

•12,000 

10,000 

10,000 

10,000 

11,500 

50,000 

67,500 

4,647 

•95,647 


•8,800 


Anets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 
Other  investments,  (market  value,) 

Gash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents,         .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .... 
Loaned  without  collateral,  . 


•141,047  50 

192,420  00 

299,850  00 

8,800  00 

100,274  00 

42,968  57 

120,6Q9  75 

135,000  00 

18,640  00 

11,260  00 


Liabilities  :«> 
Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         •        •        .        • 
Loases  reported — Pliability  not  detennined,  . 
Unpiud  dividends,       ...... 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent., 


•18,699  97 

40,896  00 

840  00 

857,648  31 


-•1,066,919  82 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


417,984  28 

•647,986  64 
600,000  00 

•47,935  64 


214         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

PROVroENCE  WASHINGTON  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  PROVI- 
DENCE, R  I. 

[Inoorpontod,  1798.    Charter  MMmd,  1890.] 

John  Kinobbuet,  President.  Seereiary,  Warren  S.  Grebnb. 

General  Agent^  Arthur  Wm.  Hobart,  No.  20  Stale  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Secnrities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  i9lu».  Mtfiut  ▼«!. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,..        <      120,000  $22,800 

Bank  Stocks:— 

Par  Taloa  Market  TalxM     Market 

perdiara.    ParTaloe.     perahara.       Talne. 

600  shares  Exchange  Bank,  ProTidence,    |50      f30,000        957      934,200 

City  Stocks  :— 
City  of  Providence  6  per  cent  Bonds,     .        .    tlOO,000  9112,000 

Assets  of  the  Company,  NoTcmber  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  yalue,)     •        .  922,800  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  yalue,)       ....  84,200  00 

City  of  Providence  bonds,  (market  value,)  .        .  112,000  00 

Cash  value  of  real  estate, 157,800  00 

Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank, .        .        .        •        .  4,963  56 

Due  from  agents, 5,850  00 

9337,613  56 

Liabilities :— > 

Borrowed  on  the  Company's  note,      .               •  95,000  00 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         .        •                .  7,311  69 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  •        •  11,223  06 

Amount   required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent.,         .  .       71,537  53 

95,072  28 

9242,541  28 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 200,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 942,541  28 


PUTNAM  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD,  CONN. 

[Xneorpoiatod,  May,  18M.] 

Samuel  Woodruff,  President.  Secretary,  Daniel  Buck. 

General  Agent,  James  D.  E^^t,  No.  6  Congress  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Taloe.  Market  val. 

United  States  7^  Bonds, 910,000  911,342  00 

<'         "     6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .      25,000  28,562  50 

935,000  939,904  50 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


215 


State  Securities : — 

Wisconsin  State  Bonds, 95,000 

Yir^nia  State  Bonds, 30,000 

985,000 
Bank  Stocks  :— 

Pundiie 

p«r  share.    Btf  taliM. 

114  shares  Fanners*  and  Mechanics'  Nat'l 

Bank,  Hartford,  Ct,  .        .  9100      911,400 

280  <<  American  Natl  Bank,  Hart- 
ford, Ct,    .        .        .        .50        14,000 

800     '<     Fourth  Natl  Bank,  New  York,    100        80,000 

800     "     Importers'  and  Traders'  Bank, 

New  York,        ...    100 

100  ^     American    Exchange    Bank, 

New  York,        ...    100        10,000 
150     "     Bowery  Bank,  New  York,      .    100        15,000 

9110,400 
Railroad  Stocks : — 

101  shares  Hartford  &  N.  Haven  R.  R,  .  9100      910,100 


Market  nJ. 
95,000 
18,500 

918,500 

IfMicet  ntlae  .  Market 
per  ibaie.       Taloe. 

9182      915,048 

60       16,800 
110       88,000 


80,000        115        84,500 


118        11,800 
105        15,750 


9126,898 


9180      918,180 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  valae,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Raifaroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Real  estate. 
Less  incumbrance. 


965,000  00 
80,000  00 


Cash  on  hand. 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Accrued  interest  and  office  furniture. 


989,904  50 
18,500  00 

126,898  00 
18,180  00 


85,000  00 
55,458  75 
88,050  89 
61,662  06 
178,922  50 
8,488  74 


9576,055  44 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  claimed,  including  losses  reported — liability 

not  determined, 918,686  48 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .     164,183  68 


Paid-up  capital. 
Net  assets. 


9500,000  00 
898,235  88 


177,820  11 
$898,235  33 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .        •  9101,764  67 


216         FIRE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


RELIEF  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Inoorpocfttod,  Dtetmbtr  IT*  186ft.] 

Jambs  H.  Fihknkt,  President  Secretary,  W.  £.  Crabt. 

General  Agent,  Uoracb  O.  Whittbmorb,  4  Congrees  Street,  Boeton. 

. 
United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company ; — 

Pit  ndvt.  Mutei  t»1. 

United  States  5  per  cent  10-40  Bonds,      .        .    937,500  937,500 

M         '«     6  per  cent  5-20  Bonds,        .       .  210  225 

•37,710  187,725 

City  Stocks  :— 

New  York  City  6  per  cent  Bonds,    .        .        .    910,000  910,800 

u       a      a    6  per  cent  Bonds,     ...  000  618 

910,000  910,918 

Asseti  of  tbe  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .        .  937,725  00 

New  York  City  6  per  ct  stocks,  (market  ralue,)  10,918  00 

Cash  on  hand, 7,958  25 

Loaned  on  mortgage,  ......  146,750  00 

Loaned  on  coUateral, 58,450  00 

Other  inrestments, 14,291  88 

9276,087  58 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, 918,715  00 

Losses  reported — Pliability  not  determined,  .        .       13,500  00 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,  .        .       47,500  00 

79,715  00 


9196,872  58 


Faid-up  capital, 9200,000  00 

Net  assets, 196,872  58 

Balance  against  the  Company,  .  98,627  42 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  217 


RESOLUTE  FIBE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[iBoocponted,  Julj,  1867.] 

J.  E.  Ulhorn,  PresidenL  Secretary^  William  M.  Randall. 

General  Agent^  John  T.  Clabk,  51  Merchant^  Exchange^  Bostofu 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Tftla«.  Ifarlui  nd. 

United  States  5-20  6  per  cent  Coupon  Bonds,  .  1122,000  ^ 

u         <«     6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .       .    •  25,000  I  |^^  ^^ 

•147,000  J 

Assets,  of  tlie  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secnrities,  (market  value,)      .        .  1160,870  00 

Cash  on  hand, 24,071  21 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,                     .  48,500  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 20,000  00 

Other  investments, 16,401  21 

■  1269,982  42 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, .               ^       .        •  115,526  80 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  •        .  1,500  00 

Other  claims, 2,489  52 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       .        .        .       66,468  40 

-85,979  72 


•183,952  70 


Paid-up  capital,        .        .        .        .        .  9200,000  00 
Net  assets, '    183,952  70 

Balance  against  the  Company,  •       •     916,047  80 


STANDARD  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Inoorpontod,  Maiob,  1869.] 

WiLLiAK  Cripps,  PrefiderU.         Acting  SeoreUxry^  William  M.  St.  John. 
General  Agent^  Isaac  F.  Dobson,  46  Stale  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pit  fmlm.  MHint  iwl. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .    915,000  917,100 

M         u     5-20  6  per  cent  Regist'ed  Bonds, 

1862, 40,000  44,400 

«         M     5.20  6  per  cent  Coupon  Bonds, 

1864, 45,000  49,950 

Amounts  carried  forward,    .  9100,000  9111,450 

28 


218         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


Amounts  brought  fonoard,       .        •        .  9100,000 
United  States  10-40  6  per  cent.  Coupon  Bonds,      10,000 
10-40  6  per  cent  Begisf  d  Bonds,      25,000 
Coupon  6  per  ct  Bonds  of  1864,      20,000 


li 


<( 


(( 


u 


•155,000 

City  Stocks  :— 
Brooklyn  City  6  per  cent  Coupon  Bonds,  1872,      95,000 


tlll,450 
11,100 
25,000 
20,000 

9167,550 
94,650 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Brooklyn  City  stocks,  (market  value,} 
Cash  on  hand,      .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Claims  for  taxes, . 
Salvages  from  fires, 
Interest  accrued  but  not  due, 
Premiums  due,    . 


9167,550  00 

4,650  00 

11,369  78 

81,200  00 

14,750  00 

1,665  14 

500  00 

2,932  03 

3,919  97 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  • 
Amount  required    to  re-insure   all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


9288,536  92 


912,130  74 
47,676  82 


59,807  56 

'  9228,729  30 
200,000  00 

928,729  36 


WASHINGTON  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[iBOorpomted,  Deo«mb«r  14,  I860.] 

Hbxbt  Weston,  President.  Secretary,  William  E.  Loth&op. 

General  Agent,  W.  H.  S.  Jordan,  No,  70  Washington  StreeL 


United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

Par  Tftlne. 

United  States  Registered  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .  9292,795 

State  Stocks  :— 
Tennessee  State  Bonds, 926,000 


Market  Tsl 

9326,795 
917,882 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  219 

Assets  of  the  Company,  Norember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  secnrities,  (market  value,)     .        .  1326,795  00 

State  stocks,  (market  valae,)       ....  17,882  00 

Other  inTestments,      .        .        ...        .        .  66,798  26 

Cash  on  hand, 23,108  76 

Due  from  agents, 17,064  74 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,     .        .  107,745  50 

Loaned  on  collateral, 153,275  00 

1702,669  26 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   .      .  .  143,385  00 

Interest  on  scrip  not  called  for,    ....  3,847  62 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .                .  80,227  21 

127,409  83 

•576,259  43 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 400,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 1175,259  43 


TONKERS  AND  NEW  YORK  FIRE  INSURANCE   COMPANY, 

YONKERS. 

[Inoorpomtod,  Ifiareh  18, 1808.] 

Richard  L.  Franklin,  PresidenL  Secretary,  John  W.  Murray. 

Oeneral  Agents  W.  H.  Vincent,  14  KUby  Street,  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  tbe  Company : — 

Par  ntliM.  Marictt  ral. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .  9100,000  9114,000 

<<         ''     6  per  cent  5-20  Bonds,        .        .    140,000  165,400 


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State  Securities : — 
New  York  State  Bounty  Bonds, 

County  Bonds  :— 
Westchester  County  (N.  Y.)  Bonds,  . 

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.    131,000 

.    930,000 

•843,600 
•33,325 

•30,000 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  ralue,)     •        .  •348,600  00 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  33,325  00 

County  bonds, 80,000  00 

Amount  Carried  forward^  ....  •406,925  00 


220         FIRE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 

Amotml  brtmght  forward^                         .  9106,925  00 

Cash  on  hand, 12  J88  26 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,                     •  153,000  00 

Dae  from  agents, 17,824  76 

Other  inTestmentSy 19,612  40 

1610,160  42 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported— liability  not  determined,   .        •     910,606  78 
Amoant  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
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104,504  06 

9505,646  86 
Deduct  paid-up  ci^italy  .      * 500,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 95,646  36 


FIRE-MARINE  INSURANCE   COMPANIES 

OP    OTHEE    STATES, 
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FIRE— MAR.  GO'S.  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


AGGEEGATE. 


Amount  of  Capital  actually  paid  in,         .        .        .        . 
Number  of  Shares  and  par  value  per  share,    . 

of  Shares  of  Capital  Stock  pledged  to  Company, 

owned  by  Company, 
Amount  of  capital  consisting  of  Stockholders'  Notes, 

of  Fire  Risks  outstanding, 

of  Marine  "  **.  ... 

Total  amount  of  outstanding  risks,  .  • 

Amount  of  Cash  received  for  fire  risks  outstanding, 
Highest  rate  of  interest  received,    .... 

paid, 


Assets. 
Amount  of  United  States  Securities,  (market  value,) 
of  State  Securities,  (market  value,) 
of  Bank  Stocks,  (market  value,) 
of  Railroad  Stocks^  (market  value,) 
of  Railroad  Bonds,  (market  value,) 
of  Real  Estate, 
of  Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank,   . 

due  from  agents,  • 
loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

on  collateral,  • 

without  collateral,' . 
of  all  other  investments,  . 
of  premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 

not  terminated, 
of  delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and 


Total  amount  of  assets. 


Liabilities. 
Amount  owed  for  Borrowed  Money, 

of  Losses  ascertained  and  unpaid, 
claimed, 


reported — liabilitv  not  determined, 
of  all  other  claims  against  the  Company,    . 
required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks. 


Total  liabilities. 


(( 


(( 


Income. 
Amount  of  Cash  received  for  premiums  on  fire  risks, 

of    "  "        "  "        "  marine  risks, 

of  Notes      «        "  "        " 

received  for  interest, 

of  Income  from  all  other  sources, 

Total  income,      .        •        .        •        • 


•11,638,400  00 

181  shares. 

971,510  00 
746,453,271  09 

54,899,404  50 
801,352,675  69 

7,897,569  21 
12  per  cent. 

8  per  cent 


97,288,416  62 

987,260  00 

1,356,505  75 

42,631  00 

171,951  00 

185,880  86 

780,781  07 

1,098,288  66 

3,751,718  68 

628,125  41 

92,980  99 

2,245,621  32 

352,515  59 

905,707  93 

19,609  02 


•19,907,943  90 


•377,264  88 

229,334  94 
1,187,470  40 

598,626  84 
5,058,476  68 


•7,451,173  64 


•10,843,869  45 

8,817,397  22 

1,915,483  94 

1,032,199  55 

109,497  04 


•17,718,447  20 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9, 


283 


Aggregate — Concluded. 


Expenditures. 
Amount  of  Fire  Losses  paid  the  last  year, 
of  Marine  "  "  " 

of  Expenses  of  office, 
of  other  Expenditures,      • 
of  Dividends  paid  the  last  year, 


Total  expenditures, 


Balance  to  credit  of  profit  and  loss  account,    . 
to  debit  "  "  " 


98,262,599  82 

4,279,950  44 

1,750,823  31 

2,441,351  18 

960,867  86 


$17,695,592  61 

•2,025,175  10 
534,544  37 


30 


234        FIRE— MAR.  CO/S  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


REMARKS. 


AMERICAN  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  PROVIDENCE,  R  I. 

[iMorpontod,  Maj,  1881.] 

J.  H.  De  Wolf,  PresidenL  AssiUani  Secretary^  W.  W.  Arnold. 

General  AgetU^  Arthub  W.  Hobart,  No,  29  Stale  Street^  Boston. 

Bank  Stocks  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

Par  Taloe  llaxkat  Taloe    liarlwt 

per  share.    Parvaloe.     per  share.       Talne. 

1,840  shares  American  Nat'l  Bank,  Provi- 
dence, R  I.,      ...    950      967,000       $53      |71,020 
36     <'     Rhode    Island    Nat'l    Bank, 
Providence,  R  L,     . 
Blackstone  Canal  Nat'l  Bank, 

Providence,  R  L,      . 
Weyboeset  Nat'l  Bank,  Provi- 
dence, R.  L,      •        .        • 
Commercial  Natl  B'k,  Provi- 
dence, R  L,      • 
366     '<     Eagle    Natl    Bank,     Provi- 
dence, R*  I.,      •        •        . 
20     "     Mechanics'  Natl  Bank,  Provi- 
dence, R  L,      .        •        • 
400     "     Nat'l  Bank  of  No.  America, 
Providence,  R  L,      . 


840 
500 
600 


u 


i( 


it 


25  900 

26  21,840 
50  25,000 
50  30,000 
50  18,300 
50  1,000 


25^  918 

26^      32,260 


26,000 
52|  31,650 
53^  19,581 
52  1,040 


50        20,000         54}      21,700 


•184,040 


•194,169 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
187  shares  What  Cheer  Corporation, 
Cash  on  hand,      .... 
Due  from  agents, 
Other  investments. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss. 
Amount  earned  forward,  . 


•194,169  00 

13,838  00 

27,829  44 

9,080  46 

6,147  00 

1,104  62 

1,689  00 

479  62 


•254,337  14 


1861] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT  -No.  9. 


285 


Amount  of  Assets  brought  fonoard,  • 

Liabilities : — 
Borrowed,   •••••••• 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,  . 
Other  claims,  including  unpaid  dividends,  . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


1254,837  14 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


925,876  70 

27,250  00 

1,469  00 

87,095  65 


92,591  85 

•161,745  79 
150,000  00 

111,745  79 


•arctic  fire  insurance  company,  new  YORK  • 

[Ineorpontt«d,  July,  1868.] 

_       •  

H.  B.  TViLLMARTH,  Vice-PresidenL       AssH  Secretary ^  Cha'b  Baneburgh. 
General  Agent,  Isaac  F.  Dobbon,  46  State  Street,  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TAlue. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  Registered,  .  1182,000 

"         "      6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .      68,000 

«<         ((     6  per  cent.  Compound  Int  Notes,  750 


•200,750 

State  Securities: — 

Tennessee  6  per  cent.  Bonds,    ....    ^20,000 

Wisconsin  Bonds, 12,000 

Nebraska  Bonds, 50 


•82,050 


Assets  of  the  Company,  Norember  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Cash  on  hand,     .... 
Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 
Loaned  on  collateral,  • 
Other  investments. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Amount  carried  forward^  . 


•228,570  00 
29,925  00 
60,900  89 
66,107  28 
160,810  00 
46,224  58 
28,456  95 
12,588  00 


MMlUt  Tftl. 

•145,200 

77,520 

850 

•228,570 

•17,875 

12,000 

50 

•29,925 


•628,582  60 


•  Wlthdnwn  from  the  State. 


236        FIRE— MAR-  CO/S  OF  OTHER  STATES.       [Jan. 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  forward^   ....         9628,582  60 

Liabilities : — 

LfOflses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   .        .     952,209  13 

Other  claims, 45  00 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  per  cent,         ....     134,252  62 

186,506  75 


9142,075  85 


Paid-up  capital, 9500,000  00 

Net  assets, 442,075  85 

Balance  against  the  Company,  .        •  '  957,924  15 


ATLANTIC  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  PROVI- 
DENCE, R.  L 

[iDoorponted,  M«7,  1862.] 

SucHBT  Mauran,  President,  Secretary,  Jeremiah  S.  Parish. 

General  Agent,  Arthur  Wm.  Hob  art,  No.  29  State  StreeL 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  ralM.  Market  ral. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,         ....    920,000  922,850 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Parralaa  Market  valna     Market 

per  share.    ParTaloe.     per  share.       Talue. 

1,986  shares  National  Bank  of  Commerce, 

Providence,       ...  950  999,300  953  9105,258 

500     *<      Globe  Nat'l  B'k,  Providence,  50  25,000  55^  27,750 

400     "     Fourth  Natl  B'k,  Providence,  50  20,000  52^  20,850 

160     "      Northern  Bank,  Providence,  .  100  15,000  100  15,000 

400     "     Lime  Rock  Natl  Bank,  Provi- 
dence,      ....  50  20,000  52^  20,900 

200     "     Fifth  Natl  Bank,  Providence,  50  10,000  52  10,400 

101      "     Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  Provi- 
dence,       ....  50  5,050  68}  6,428| 
50     «*     Third  Natl  B'k,  Chicago,  111.,  100  5,000  105  5,250 

200     "     Fourth  Natl  Bank,  N.  York,  100  20,000  110  22,000 

9219,850  9232,836} 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


237 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  valae,) 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Heal  estate,  .... 

Cash  on  hand,      .... 
Due  from  agents, 
Office  furniture,  .... 
Premittm  notes  on  risks  terminated. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,         .... 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,  . 
Unpaid  dividends,        .    *    . 
Amount  required    to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        •        •       • 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 
Balance  of  surplus, 


922,850  00 
232,886  75 
1,100  00 
8,266  28 
8,788  28 
1,000  00 
16a  00 
1,800  00 


911,948  95 

2,500  00 

411  00 

46,496  12 


•271,801  81 


61,356  07 

9210,445  24 
200,000  00 

910,445  24 


CLEVELAND  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  CLEVELAND,  OHIO. 

[Ineorponted,  1880.] 

H.  B.  Payne,  President.  Secretary,  S.  S.  Coe, 

General  Agent,  Edward  Stearns,  48  State  Street,  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company  :— 

Parvaltie. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,         ....    994,000 


Maxketral. 
998,550 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
Cash  on  hand,      .        .        .        • 
Office  premiums  due  and  unpaid, 
LfOaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  collateral,  . 
Premium  notes  on  risk3  terminated. 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 
Interest  accrued  and  not  due. 

Amount  carried  fortoard,      . 


998,550  00 
7,298  78 
4,648  30 
11,300  00 
47,150  00 
3,111  14 
7,948  54 
1,568  00 


9181,574  76 


288        ilBE— HAB.  CO.'S  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jau. 

Amount  of  Assets  brought  J&rwardf  •        .  ^        .        9181)574  76 
Liabilities  :•— 

Lo80ea  reported-— liability'  not  determined,   .        •  91|000  00 

Other  claims, 600  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimate^  at  50  per  cent,       .       •        .  13,680  73 

15,189  73 

•166,385  03 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 150,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus,       • 116,385  03 


DELAWAEE  MUTUAL  SAFETY  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  PfflL- 

ADELPmA,  PA. 

[Ineorpontod,  1886.] 

Thoicas  C.  Hand,  President  Seeretctry,  HENRt'  Ltlburk. 

General  Agent,  W.  Y.  Hutchinb,  No.  28  Slate  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

United  States  5  per  cent  Loan  of  1871, 
<<  «  6  per  cent  Loan  of  1881, 
"         "     7^0  Treasury  Notes,    . 

State  SecuritiH : — 
State  <^  Pennsylvania  6  per  cent,  loan, 
**  5  per  cent  loan. 

New  Jersey  6  per  cent,  loan, 
Tennessee  5  per  cent  loan, 
**       6  per  cent  loan, 


(t 
(( 
ii 


Pu  T»la«. 

Marlwtval. 

.  9100,000 

9114,000 

.  120,000 

136,500 

.  200,000 

211,500 

•120,000 

9462,000 

.  954,000 

954,700 

.   46,000 

44,620 

.   60,000 

60,750 

.   80,000 

18,000 

.   7,000 

5,040 

•9187,000  9173,110 
Railroad  Stocks : — 

PuTBla«  lfariMtTaIn«     Market 

pcrahan.    PWTaliu.  ptrahu*.       Tmlos. 

143  shares  Pennsylvania  Railroad, .        .    950      97,150  957}    98,258  25 

100    «"      North  Pennsylvania  R.  R.,     .      50        5,000  39|      3,950  00 

912,150  912,208  25 

Railroad  Bonds : — 

Penn.  R.  R.  Ist  mortgage  bonds,  6  per  cent,  .     920,000  920,500 

*»         "     2d         "         "       6  per  cent,  .       25,000  24,250 

Western  Penn.  R.  R.  mortgage  bonds,  6  per  ct,      26,000  20,750 

970,000  965,500 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


239 


Other  Investments : — 

City  of  Philadelphia,  6  per  cent  loan,  (market  value,)     •        .    9126,562  00 
300  shares  Germantown  Gas  Co.,  (principal  and  interest  guar- 
anteed by  the  city  of  Philadelphia,)  (market  yalne,)    • 
80  shares  Philadelphia  and  Southern  Mail  Steamship  Co.,*     • 
Other  property  and  debts  due  the  Company,  including  bills  re- 
ceivable,       259,491  21 


15,000  00 
20,000  00 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  • 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Bailroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 
Other  investments,  (market  value,)     . 

Beal  estate, 

Cash  on  hand, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported,  upon  which  the  liability  of  the 
Company  is  not  determined,    .        •        •        • 

Other  claims,  including  dividends  due  and  unpaid, 

Scrip  fund  of  the  Company,!      .... 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  by  the  Company,     • 


•421,058  21 


•462,000  00 

173,110  00 

12,208  25 

65,500  00 

421,053  21 

36,000  00 

41,549  60 

195,900  00 

2,025  00 


-•1,409,346  06 


•72,889  28 

8,952  88 

506,955  00 

223,127  QQ 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 


811,873  66 

•597,472  40 
360,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 9237,472  40 


•  This  being  a  new  •nterprlia,  the  pw  li  aMamed  at  the  markat  value, 
t  Bnppoaed  to  be  serip  Inned  fbr  proflts. 


240       FIRE— MAR.  CO.'S  OF  OTHER  STATES.       [Jan. 

ENTERPRISE  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

CINCINNATI,  OHIO. 

[Incorporated,  Noyembcr  25,  1865.] 

Wm.  B.  Cassilly,  Vice-President  Secretary^  Wm.  M.  Richardso27. 

General  Agent,  Isaac  F.  Dobson,  46  Slate  Street. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Par  Talae.  Market  val. 

United  States  7^  Bonds,  ....    150,000  $53,000 

"         «*      10-40  Bonds,        ....        5,500  5,500 

855,500  $58,500 

State  Securities : — 
Tennessee  6  per  cent.  Bonds,      ....    $20,000  $14,200 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  25,  1866  : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)      .        .  $58,500  00 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  14,200  00 

Cash  on  hand, 37,717  59 

Office  premiums  unpaid, 27,782  27 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,  all  in  the  city 

of  Cincinnati,  and  first  lien  of  record,      .        .  64,514  40 

Loaned  on  collateral, 54,500  00 

40  shares  wrecking  *<  Steamer  Underwriter  "stock,  4,000  00 

Dae  from  agents, 11,507  34 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated,       .        .  61,192  83 

.  $333,914  43 

Liabilities  :-^ 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   .        .       $8,000  00 

Other  claims, 7,393  45 

Amount  required    to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .       50,596  41 

75,989  86 

$257,924  57 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 200,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, $57,924  57 

Note. — In  addition  to  the  paid-up  capital,  this  Company  holds  stockholders 
notes,  well  endorsed,  payable  on  call,  to  the  amount  of  $800,000. 


1867.] 


PUBIIO  DOOUMENT^No.  9. 


241 


HANOVER  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  TORE. 

(Ineoipontoi,  A|ril  U,  USS.] 

BxNJAMnr  S.  Waix^ott,  President.  SecreUny^  J.  Bbmsbm  Lane. 

« 

General  Agenty  John  T.  Clabx,  61  MerehanUf  Exchange. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Comptoj : — 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  6  per  cent,  .  .  9265,000 
«  «  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .  .  20,000 
««  <«  7  per  ct  Treas.  Notes,  1st  series,  10,000 
<<         ^     7^  Treasnrj  Notes,    .        .       .      40,000 


State  Securities : — 
Tennessee  6  per  cent  Bonds, 


•835,000 


113,000 


Mttkstral. 

•282,225  00 

22,785  00 

10,712  50 

42,450  00 

1358,172  50 


•8,425 


Assets  of  tbe  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
New  York  County  6  per  cent  bonds,  . 
Cash  on  hand. 

Due  fix>m  agents,         .... 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,     . 
Loaned  on  collateral,  .        .       •       •   # 
Other  investmenis,      .... 
Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,  . 
Other  claims, 

« 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  per  cent,         .... 


•358,172  50 

9,425  00 
11,000  00 

2,662  45 
16,055  83 
80,200  00 

3,000  00 
50,526  67 

6,578  43 


•538,520  88 


•15,000  00 
10,000  00 

88,019  20 


Deduct  paid-up  capital^ . 

Balance  of  surplus, 
81 


118,010  20 

•425,501  68 
400,000  00 

•25,501  68 


242         PIEE-MAB/oO/S  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


HOME  IN8UBANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Inoorpotttod,  1868.] 

•  « 

CHARLB9  J.  Mabtik,  Pruident,  Secniary,  John  McGee. 

General  Agent,  Isaac  F.  Dobbon,  46  State  Street^  Boston. 

United  States  Secarities  owned  bj  the  Company : — ' 

Pw  Talw.  Haxkrt  val. 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .  1181,000  9206,340 

'«         "     6  per  cent  6-20  Bonds,                .1,132,500  1,257^97 

91,813,500  91,463,637 

State  Secnrities: — 

Missouri  State  Bonds, 920,000  916,800 

North  Carolina  State  Bonds,        ....      10,000  5,900 

Tennessee  State  Bonds, 25,000  IBfiOO 

Illinois  State  Bonds, 20,000  19,400 

Rhode  Island  State  Bonds, 50,000  49,500 

California  State  Bonds, 50,000  60,000 

Connecticut  State  Bonds,    .....    100,000  100,000 

Wisconsin  State  Bonds, 30,000  29,100 

9305,000  9298,700 
Bank  Stocks  :— 

Pit  tsIim  lfMk«t  Hhkt    Mwktt 

pwthATB.      PwTalw.  IMrthAM.        TSllW. 

200  shares  Natl  Bank  of  Commerft,  N. 

York,        ....  9100      920,000  9119      923,800 
150     "     Importers'  and  Traders'  Bank, 

New  York,                 .        .    100    '    15,000  110        16,500 

100     <'     Continental  Bank,  New  York,    100       10,000  102        10;200 

200     <«     Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  York,    100       20,000  128 '     25,600 

100     *«     Com  Exchange  Blc,  N.  York,    100        10,000  120        12,000 

200     "     People's  Bank,  New  York,     .      25         5,000  Zl{       6,250 

50     "     Natri  Park  Bank,  New  York, .    100         5,000  150         7,500 

67    •«     St  Nicholas  Bank,  N.  York, .    100         6,700  106         7,102 

118     <'     Bank  of  New  York,  N.  York,    100        11,300  120        13,560 

9103^000  9122,512 

Other  Inyestments : — 

New  York  Central  Park  Bonds,                            957,500  955,200  00 

Queens  County  Bonds, 25,000  25,000  00 

Richmond  County  Bonds,         ....        25,000  24,500  00 

Brooklyn  City  wat^r  Bonds,     .               .        .        10,000  9,800  00 
Other  investments,  including  steamer  Magnet 

and  wrecking  apparatus,      ....  199,506  75 

9117,500  9314,006  75 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  243 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  yalne,)  .  •1,463,687  00 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  298,700  00 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Other  investments,  (market  value,)     . 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents  and  in  course  of  transmission, 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loaned  on  collateral, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     . 
Flremium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 


122,512  00 
314,006  00 

65,619  29 
247,881  35 
978,492  50 

72,700  00 
4,783  15 

73,914  83 
•3,649^6  12 


Liabilities  :-?- 

Unpaid  dividends, ^2,240  00 

Los^to  reported— liability  not  determined,  ..        .     112,778  09 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .       .  1,057,514  41 

1,172,532  50 


•2,469,718  62 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 2,000,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, •469,713  62 


HOME  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  HAVEN,  CONN. 

[Inoorponted,  Uaj,  18(7.    Oomincnoed  bnaliMtB,  Novwnber,  1869.] 

Douglass  R.  Sattbblek,  Prendent.  Seeretaryy  W.  S.  Goodell. 

General  Agents  George  W.  Bebd,  9  (M  State  Hause^  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  7-30  BonSs,  (1st  series,) 
«<    .     «     5-20  Bonds,  1862, 


State  Securities: — 

• 

Missouri  State  6  per  cent  Bonds, 
Tennessee  6  per  cent  Bonds,    . 
Wisconsin  6  per  cent  State  Bonds, 
Virginia  6  per  cent  State  Bonds, 


•207,000 
70,000 

Mttint  vml. 

•221,490 

77,350 

•277,000 

•20,000 
26,000 
12,000 
85,000* 

•298,840 

•16,950 
18,850 
12,000 
22,750 

•93,000  ^70,550 


•244        FIRE— MAR.  CO/S  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  TBliM  lUifc«t  TtliM     lUTkM 

pmrahu*.    FlUTiliie.    partliam.       vftliw. 

600  shares  Second  National  Bank,  New 

Haven,  Ct,       .        .        .  9100      960,000      9125      975,000 
200     <'     Tale  Nafl  Bank,  New  Haren, 

Ct, 100       20,000 

167     <«     Merchants'  Natl  Bank,  New 

Haren,  Ct.,       .  .50         8,860 

65     ''     Natl  Tradesmen's  Bank,  New 

Haven,  Ct,       .        .        .    100         6,500 
587     ««     New  Haven  Co.  Natl  Bank, 

•         New  Haven,  Ct,  10         5,870 

558     *«     Natl  New  Haven  Bank,  New 

Haven,  Ct,        .        .        .100        55,800 
100     "     New  Britain  Nail  Bank,  New 

Britain,  Ct,       ...    100        10,000 


112 
55 

180 
11 

180 

115. 


22,400 

9,185 

8,450 

6,457 

72,540 

11,500 


9166,520 


9205,532 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1,  1866 : — 

United  States  secnritief,  (market  value,) 

State  securities,  (market  value,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Beal  estate,         .... 

Cash  on  hand  and  loaned  on  call. 

Due  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loaned  without  collateral,  . 

Other  investments, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated,  ' 

Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 


Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   . 

All  other  claims, 

Amount  required    to  re-insure  all    outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,  •     .        . 


9298,840  00 

70,550  00 

205,582  00 

20,823  00 

75,000  00 

57,388  91 

150,000  00 

29,050  00 

2,122  52 

244,868  49 

8,614  24 

10,784  75 

1,720  13 


-91,170,294  04 


^7,100  00 
187  50 

889,289  85 


416,576  85 
9753,717  19 


Paid-up  capital. 
Net  assets. 


91,000,000  00 
.     758,717  19 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .        .  9246,282  81 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  245 

INTERNATIONAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[CoomieDced  biuiiMii,  Janitaiy  5|  1864.] 

Chablbs  Taylor,  President.  Acting  Secretary,  C.  C.  Hinb. 

General  Agent,  Isaac  F.  Dobbon,  46  State  Street,  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  T»liM.  Bbrket  ral. 

United  States  6-20  Bonds,         .        .        .        .  9520,000  $557,700 

"         "      10-40  Bonds,       /      .        .        .    250,000  265,000 

"         "       7-80  Treasury  Notes,         .        .    100,000  100,250 

.^'  »870,000  $922,950 
State  Securities : — 

Wisconsin  War  Bonds, $5,000  $4,650 

Virginia  State  Bonds,  .        .        .       ^        .      35,000  15,750 

$40,000  $20,400 

Ass^  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     •       .  $922,950  00 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  20,400  00 

Gash  on  hand, 26,675  73 

Due  from  agents, 60,000  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,      .        .       .  50,000  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 92,428  00 

Other  investments, 117,608  58 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated  and  not  termi- 
nated,        169,943  93 

Delinquent  notes  notxharged  to  profit  and  loss,  .  2,174  91 

$1,462,181  15 

Liabilities : — 
Losses  claimed  and  unpud,         ....     $60,235  47 
Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  .        .     149,457  97 
Amount  required   to  re-insure   all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .     407,198  49 

616,891  93 

•  $845,289  22 

Paid-up  capital,        ....         $1,000,000  00 
Net  assets,        ......     845,289  22 

Balance  against  the  Company,  •       .  $154,710  78 


246        FIRE— MAR.  CO/S  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


INSURANCE  COMPANr  OF  NORTH  AMERICA,  FHILADEL- 

PmA,  PA. 

[Ineorpoiftfead,  17M.] 

« 

Arthur  G.  Coffin,  President.  Secretary,  Charles  Platt. 

General  Agent,  Joseph  F.  Hoyet,  No.  81  State  Street,  Boston. 


United  States  Secnrities  owned  by  the  Company : — 


United  States  5-20  Bonds,  (old), 
"     6  per  cent  of  1881, 
«     7-80's, 


(t 


(i 


Par  Talae. 

•130,000 

100,000 

70,000 


HaxketTal. 
•138,700 

113,000 
73,850 


• 

•300,000 

•325,550 

State  Securities : — 

Pennsylyania  State  5  per  cent  loan, 
Wisconnn  SUte  loan,  1888,      . 

.  ^100,000 
.      50,000 
5,000  . 

V6,000 

51,500 

4,500 

•155,000 


•152,000 


Bank  Stocks  :^ 


100  shares  Philadelphia  Bank, 


Pur  Tala«  Market  Tain*     Uaztet 

perahara.    ParTalne.     perahara.       Taloa. 

•100    ^10,000      ^142      ^14,200 


Railroad  Stocks  :-:- 

215  shares  Philadelphia,  Germantown,  & 

Norristown  Rulroad,  .  (50 
100  '*  North  Pennsylyania  R.  R.  50 
239        "        Philadelphia,  Wihnington  & 

Baldmore  Railroad,        .      50 


Railroad  Bonds : — 

Delaware  Railroad  Company,  and  Camden  and 

Amboy  Railroad  Company,    ... 
North  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company,    . 

"  "  «  Scrip, 

Pennsylvania  R.  R.  Company,  (1st  mortgage,) 
Delaware  Railroad  Company,  (guaranteed,) 


•10,750 

•60 

•12,900 

5,000 

39 

3,900 

11,950 

57 

13,623 

•27,700 


•30,423 


•40,000 

•38,000 

40,000 

86,800 

8,390 

3,151 

20,000 

20,000 

10,000 

8,500 

•113,390 


•106,451 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOOUMENT-^No.  9. 


247 


Other  Investments : — 

ICarktt  TtliM. 

Ilebigh  Coal  and  Navigation  Co.  loan, 923,000  00 

Chesapeake  and  Delaware  Canal  loan,     .       .      '  •       .       •  85,150  00 

Schaylkill  Navigation  Ca  loan, 16,600  00 

Delaware  Dividend  Co., 18,500  00 

Union  Canal  Co., 1,150  00 

240  shares  Lehigh  Coal  and  Navigation  Co.,     ....  13,920  00 

63     ^     Germantown  &  Ferkimen  Trans.  Co.,      .        .  1,575.00 

85     ^     Chesapeake  and  Delaware  Canal  Co.,      .        .  8,500  00 

117     «^    SchajlkiU  Navigation  Co.,  (preferred,)    .        .  8,68100 

5     "     Ocean  Steam  Navigation  Co., 800  00 

55     *<     Union  Mntual  Insurance  Co.,  .        .        .  #    .        .  770  00 

89     "     Fhenix  Insurance  Ca, 156  00 

Philadelphia  and  Sonthem  Mail  Steamship  Ca,        .        .        .  10,000  00 

Philadelphia  City  Loan, 9,800  00 

"              "             142,100  00 

Cincinnati  City  Loan, 12,600  00 

Premiums  due  and  unpaid,    ' 111,870  48 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 
State  securities,  (market  value,)  . 
Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Bailroad  bonds,  (market  value,)  . 
Other  investments. 

Real  estate, 

Cash  on  hand,     .... 

Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 

Unsettled  office  premiums, . 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — Pliability  not  determined,  . 

Other  claims, 

Amount  required   to  re-insure    all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent. 


•399,122  48 


•325,550  00 

152,000  00 

14,200  00 

80,423  00 

106,451  00 

287,752  00 

22,000  00 

59,820  47 

48,427  84 

890,800  00 

85,000  00 

118,255  28 

111,870  48 


•81,500  00 
8,500  00 

297,847  64 


-•1,696,050  07 


887,347  64 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus, 


•1,308,702  48 
500,000  00 

•808,702  43 


248        FIRE— MAR.  CO/S  OF  OTHER  STATES.       [Jan 


LAMAR  FIBE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

llneotponted,  1856.] 

Edward  Akthont,  PrendenL  Secretary,  Isaac  R.  St.  Johk. 

General  Agent,  W.  H.  S.  Jordan,  No.  70  Washington  Street,  Boeton. 

United  States  Securities  owned  bj  the  Company  :— 

Ptt  v»li».  Mufceft  VBl. 

United  States  6  per  cent  6-20  Bonds,  .    t32,000  934,500 

'«         ^     7^  per  cent  Treasorj  Notes,      .    128,500  *  132,145 

«         M     5  per  c^t  1040  Bonds,      .  4,000  4,000 

•159,500  tl70,705 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

Piw  TtliM  Mailwt  Tilttt     IfaikieS 

ptralun.    ParTaloa.     iMrihara.       tmlna. 

150  shares  Bank  of  Commeice,  N.  York,  flOO      flSjOOO      9120      tlSyOOO 
70     "     St  Nicholas  Bank,  New  York,    100         7,000        103         7,580 


• 


•22,000  925,500 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1806 : — 

United  States  securities,  (maiket  Talne,)     .        .  9170,705  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,)       ....  25,560  00 

Cash  on  hand, 3,023  00 

Due  from  agents,         •       .       .       .        .  5,037  01 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,     .  165,860  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 20,100  00 

Premiums  in  course  of  collection  and  accrued 

interest, 24,324  80  '    . 

Claim  against  the  City  for  taxes  paid  in  error,  5,076  63 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated,  5,797  50 

9425,483  94 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported—liability  not  determined,   .  98,800  00 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  aU   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       .       •  46,537  33 

55,337  83 

9370,146  61 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 800,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 970,146  61 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  249 

MANHATTAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[InoQspoimted,  Manh  S8,  1821.] 

Ahbbxw  J.  Smith,  Vice-President.       Secretaryt  Gbobob  B.  Hodgbdon. 
General  Agents  Josbph  F.  Hotbt,  31  State  Street,  BoHan. 

United  States  Secnrities  owned  bj  the  Company : — 

Pur  TihM.  Mailwt  yl. 

United  States  1(M0  Bonds,        ....    f79,000  979,895 

«         <'     7-30  Treasnrjr  Notes,  .        .       .    315,000  388,625 

u         u     Bonds  of  1881,    .  .    100,000  114,500 

•494,000  t532,520 

State  Secnrities : — 

Tennessee  State  Bonds, 927,000   ^  #28,000 

Wisconsin  State  Bonds, 12,000   *  12,000 

Yifginia  State  Bonds, 30,000  21,000 

•69,000  •56,000 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (mai^et  yalue,)     .        .  9532,520  00 

State  secnrities,  (market  yalue,)          .       .       .  56,000  00 

Cash  on  hand, 31,190  06 

Due  from  agents, 17,459  72 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,             .        .  177,850  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 40,574  08 

Unpaid  premiums,       ......  47,848  42 

Accrued  interest, 20,020  41 

Bills  receiTable,  (marine,)  .       .        .       .        .  95,768  28 

•1,019,230  97 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, ^95,292  00 

Amount  required   to  rennsure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        .        .        .     315,000  00 

410,292  00 

$608,988  97 
Deduct  pud-up  capital, 500,600  60 

Balance  of  surplus, •108,988  97 

.     82 


• 


1 


250        FIRE— MAR.  CO.'S  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan, 

MEBCHANTS'  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  PEOVIDENCE,  R.  L 

Clnoocpomtod,  Ibj,  1851.] 

William  Comstock,  President  Secretary,  Walter  Paine. 

General  Agents  Geobqe  W.  Reed,  No.  0  Old  Suue  Home,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Tftlo*.  MttlMt  Tal. 

United  States  7,^  Bonds, 140,000  «  •43,200 

Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  TBln*  Hurkat  rBlvm    Matfcat 

per  ■bare.    Parralne.     perahare.       valoa. 

2,200  shares  National  Bank  of  Commerce, 

Providence,  ...  950  •110,000  •52|  8116,050 
800     ^     American    National    Bank, 

Providence,  ....  50  40,000  53  42,400 
400     "     Merchants'  National  Bank, 

Providence,  ...  50  20,000  53f  21,500 
400  "  Globe  Nat'l  B'k,  Providence,  50  20,000  53  21,200 
100     "     Phenix  Nat'i  B'k,Providence,      50         5,000         55  5,500 


•105,000  •206,650 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 
United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .        .     •43^200  00 


Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents,  .... 
Promium  notes  on  risks  terminated,  • 
Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 


206,650  00 
9,519  19 
3,438  50 
1,178  00 
5,789  12 

•269,769  81 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed, •1,352  26 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,  .        .         5,500  00 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 
risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent.,         .        .        .       41,474  42 

48,326  68 


•221,443  13 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 200,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, •21,443  13 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


251 


METROPOLITAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Inootporatod,  October  2, 1863.] 

R.  M.  C.  Graham,  Vtce-PresidenL  Secretary,  J.  C.  Goodridgb. 

General  Agent,  Isaac  F.  Dobson,  No.  46  State  Street,  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  Tilixe. 

United  States  7^  Treasury  Notes,  issue  of  June 

15, 1865,         ....  9560,000 
7^  Treasury  Notes,  issue  of  Aug. 

15, 1864,         ....  10,000 

7^  Treasury  Notes,    ...  850 

5-20  Coupon  Bonds,  first  issue,    .  10,000 

6  per  ct  Regist'd  Bonds  of  1881,  100,000 
3  year  Comp'nd  Interest  Notes  of 

August  15,        ...        .  500 


u 

u 
u 
it 

(C 


u 

i( 

C( 

it 
it 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand,     .... 

Dae  from  agents. 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Other  investments. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 


Liabilities : — 

Borrowed, 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,  . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent., 


9681,850 


9730,206  00 

74,387  08 

125,000  00 

365,512  00 

86,940  80 

214,560  98 

15,255  25 

70,612  45 


Utfketval. 

9503,600 

10,700 

001 

10,700 

113,750 

555 
9730,206 


9305,000  00 
100,571  61 

371,704  29 


91,682,484  46 


876,275  00 
9806,208  56 


Paid-up  capital. 
Net  assets. 


91,000,000  00 
.     806,208  56 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .        .  9103,701  44 


252         FIRE— MAR.  CO.'S  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


NARRAGANSETT  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  I. 

[iMorpontod,  Jiiljr  8, 1850.] 
Alleit  O.  Peck,  President.  Secretary^  Edwin  Turner. 

General  Agent,  John  W.  Porter,  No.  12  Congress  Square,  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

P»r  tmloe. 

United  States  5-20  Bonds,  (1862  issue,)     .  .  tl,850 

«         "      5-20  Bonds,  (issue  of  1865,)  .  60,000 

"         "     7^^  Bonds,  (Ist  issue,)         .  .  117,000 

"         "     7^  Bonds,  (2d  issue,)          .  .  6,000 


Bank  Stocks  :— 


1,200  shares  First  Natl  Bank,  Providence, 

R.  I tlOO    9120,000 

Commercial  B*k,  Providence, 

R.!.,  .  .  .  .50  11,000 
Nat'l  Bank  of  North  America, 

Providence,  R  I,    .        .       50        20,000 


9174,850 

Pftr  imlae  Market  v«la«    Maxtei 

per  share.    Par  Talne. 


220 
400 


C( 


u 


Market  val 

92,046  56 

54,835  00 

125,190  OO 

6,860  OO 

•188,431  56 

Maike 

per  ahare.       Talne. 

•115    •138,000 
53        11,660 
22,000 


55 


•151,000 


•171,660 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents  and  others. 

Accrued  interest. 

Other  investments 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 

Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 


•188,431  56 

171,660  00 

3,474  12 

35,203  06 

8,751  80 

500  00 

2,601  00 

42,240  88 

8,382  00 


Liabilities:— 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,   .  •54,600  00 

Other  claims, 14,904  00 

Borrowed, 13,388  18 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,        .        .        .  187,890  34 


••456,244  42 


Pud-up  capital, ^328,490  00 

Netassetsi 235,961  90 


220,282  52 
•235,961  90 


Balance  against  the  Company,  . 


•92,528  10 


•  •  In  addition  to  thie  amonnt,  the  oompany  hold  SlTliSlO  of  ttoekholden*  notee,  payable  thirty 
daje  after  demand,  with  intertit. 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


258 


PHENIX  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BROOKLYN,  N.  Y. 

[Ineorpoxfttod,  September  9, 1853.] 

Stephen  Croweix,  PrmdenL  Secretary^  Philander  Shaw. 

General  Ageni^  Arthub  Wm.  Hobart,  No.  20  State  Street^  Boston. 


United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Pur  T»lue. 
United  States  6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1881,  .  .  t55,000 
6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1867,  .  .  4,000 
5-20  Bonds,  ....  25,250 
10-40  Bonds,  .  .  !  .  77,000 
Certificates  of  Indebtedness,  .  1,200 
7^  Treasury  Notes,    .        .        .    884,750 

9547,200 
State  Securities : — 

Tennessee  State  Bonds, 925,000 

Wiflconrin  State  Bonds, 18,000 

Virginia  State  Bonds, 35,000 


l( 

u 

u 

u 

u 

u 

u 

(( 

(t 

(( 

Other  Investments : — 
Kings  County,  N.  Y.,  Bonds,    .... 
Union  Ferry  Company,  Brooklyn,  . 
Accrued  interest  and  premiums  in  course  of 

collection, 

Other  investments, 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

State  securities,  (market  value,) 

Other  investments, 

Repl  estate, 

Cash  on  hand,     •        • 

Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 

Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss, 


f78,000 

•37,412  74 
2,500  00 

86,167  68 
3,288  45 


Market  teI. 

t62,975  00 

5,600  00 

27,522  50 

77,000  00 

1,200  00 

417,317  06 

9591,614  56 

918,000 
18,000 
16,450 

952,450 

937,412  74 
4,000  00 

86,167  68 
8,288  45 


Liabilities : — 
Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,   . 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent, 


9120,368  87      9130,868  87 

9591,614  56 

52,450  00 

130,868  87 

6,780  86 

66,337  10 

31,618  81 

257,401  29 

80,385  00 

^    50,000  00  , 

315,598  33 

2,875  00 
91,585J)29  82 


9192,478  00 
458,574  02 


651,052  02 


9934,877  80 


264        PIBE-MAR.  CO.'S  OP  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan, 

Paid-np  capital,         ....         fl^OOOjOOO  00 
Net  aasets, 934,877  80 


Balance  against  the  Company,  .  $65,122  20 


EEPUBLIC  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[iDMrponted,  April  13, 1862.] 

Robert  S.  Homb,  President  Secretarffy  Duncah  F.  Curbt. 

General  Agents  Charles  CaliJwell,  49  Merchant^  Exchange^  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company : — 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881, ' .        .    955,000  962,631  25 

^         '<     7^  Treasniy  Notes,    .  .    225,000  241,031  25 


•280,000  9303,662  50 
Bank  Stocks  :— 

Par  Talae  Mariwi  Tilve     lfaik«t 

IMTfliart.  PUTTalne.     pcrfhart.       Talve. 

262  shares  Nat'l  Bank  of  Commerce,  New 

York,        ....  9100  926,200     9118      930,916 

100    *<«     Gallatin  Nat'l  Bank,  N.  York,       50  5,000         54|       5,475 


931,200  936,391 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866  :— 


United  States  secnrities,  (market  value,) 


Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  value  of  real  estate,    . 

Cash  on  hand,     .... 

Due  from  agents,         .        .    '    . 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral,  • 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 


9303,662  50 


36,391  00 

45,000  00 

.4,749  98 

27,224  27 

141,950  00 

6,600  00 

6,578  00 

9572,155  75 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  claimed  and  unpaid, 95,906  26 

Losses  repofted^UabiUty  not  determined,  .        .       18,751  25 

Borrowed,  .*      .        .     * 20,000  00 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 
estimated  at  50  per  cent.,         .        .       .       .       94,623  94 

139,281  45 


9432,874  30 
Deduct  pud-up  capital, 300,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 9132,874  30 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  255 

ROGER  WILLIAMS  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  PROVIDENCE,  R.  I. 

[Ineorporfttad,  liaj,  1828.] 

£.  B.  Manchester,  President  pro  tern.       Secretary,  Jos.  W.  Davenport. 
General  Agent,  J.  H.  Ward,  No.  14  Slate  Street,  Boston, 

Bank  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  mlVM  Mfrket  value    Market 

perahaie.   ParTalne.     per  share.       Talae. 

800  shares  American  Natl  Bank,  Provi- 
dence,      .        .       .        .950.    tl5,000       955      916,500 

500     **     National  Bank  of  Commerce, ' 

Providence,       ...      50       25,000         52f      26,875 

860     '*     Commercial   National    Bank, 

Providence,       ...      50        18,000         52        18,720 

600     <<     Blackstone  Canal  Natl  Bank, 

Providence,       ...      25        15,000         26^      15,900 

800     '*     Globe  Natl  Bank,  Providence,      50        15,000         55        16,500 

280     '<     Manufacturers'    Natl    Bank, 

Providence,       .        .       .100       28,000       *  28       28,000 

100     «     Atlantic  Bank,  Providence,    .      50         5,000         50^        5,050 

100     "     Westminster  Bicy  Providence,      50         5,000         50^        5,050 

100     "     Natl  Bank  of  North  America, 

Providence,       ...      50         5,000         54         5,400 
50     ''     Fourth  Natl  B%  Ph)vidence,    100         5,000        102^       5,125 


•186,000  9142,620 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 


Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 


Cash  on  hand  and  in  bank. 

Due  from  agents. 

Accrued  interest. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 


•142,620  00 
2,837  70 
6,450  52 
8,875  00 
1,471  00 


1156,754  22 

Liabilities : — 

Borrowed,  ...:....  918,000  00 

Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  .        .  14,867  58 

Other  claims  against  the  Company,     .        .       .  840  00 
Amount  required   to  re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,       .        .  26,704  89 


54,411  92 


tl02,842  80 
Deduct  paid-up  capita], 100,000  00 


Balance  of  surplus, J^  .  •2,842  80 

05/ 


/ 


256        FIRE-MAR.  CO.'S  OP  OTHER  STATES.       [Jan. 

SECURITY  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[iMoipontod,  JQM  IS,  1866.] 
General  Agents  Chables  E.  Lanb,  No.  68  Staie  Street,  Boetwu 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company : — 

United  States  IJ^O  5  per  cent  Regist'd  Bonds,    •42,000  $42,000  00 

«         «*     7^  Treasury  Notes,    .        .        .    150,000  160,600  00 

'<         <'     Coupon  Bonds,    ....      88,000  83,207  50 

•275,000  (285,707  50 

State  Becnrities  :*» 

Far  fBhM.  Mukit  vaL 

Tennessee  State  Bonds, 926,000  918,850 

Virginia  Registeied  Bonds,        ....      85^000  22,750 

$61,000  941,600 

City  and  County  Bonds : — 

Union  Free  School,  No.  2,  West  Farm  Bonds,  .      95^000  95,000 

County  of  Westchester  Bonds,  .        .        .        .        5,000  5,000 

New  York  City  SoIcUers*  Substitute  Bonds,       .      50,000  50,000 

960,000  960,000 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)     .  *      .  9285,707  50 

State  securities,  (market  value,)  ....  41,600  00 

City  and  County  bonds, 60,000  00 

Interest  accrued  and  balance  due  from  New  York 

County, 71,769  14 

Cash  on  hand, 105,923  16 

Due  from  agents, 209,445  26 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  reid  estate,     .        .       .  498,184  00 

Loaned  on  collateral, 2,500  00 

Loaned  without  collateral,  .        .        .       .        .  90,858  49 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated,     .        .        .  64,047  78 

Premium  notes  on  risks,  not  terminated,               .  21,349  25 

Delinquent  notes  not  charged  to  profit  and  loss,   .      .  6,952  36    . 

91,458,336  94 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,  •        •   9166,831  43 

Other  claims, 36,729  04 

Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent.,         ....     192,648  00 

396,208  47 

91,062,128  47 
Deduct  paid-up  ca^^'tal, 1,000,000  00 

Balance  of  mr^ 962,128  47 


\ 


1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  257 

TBADESMEN'S  FIBE  INSUBANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[tneorponttod,  Deeember  28,  1868.] 

David  B.  Kkelbr,  President.  Secretary^  Timothy  Y.  Brown. 

General  Agent^  Outer  Brewster,  No.  4  Slate  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hy  the  Company : — 

Par  Tilne.  Market  val* 

United  States  6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881,  .        .    •10,000  tll,400 

''         "«     ^20  Bonds,         ....      76,000  88,250 

•85,000  •94,650 

Bank  Stocks : — 

Pn  TtliM  Markal  Talve     Market 

per  share.    ParTalae.     per  share.       Taloe. 

125  shares  Mechanics' and  Traders' Bank,    ^25        •3,125        ^35        •4,375 

Other  Investments : — 
Brookljn  City  7  per  cent  Improvement  Bonds, 
30  years, ioflOO  00       •5,400  00 

Assets  of  th%  Company,  November  1, 1866  :~^ 

United  States  securities,  (market  valne,)     •        .  •94,650  00 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value),       ....  4,375  00 

Other  investments, 7,365  43 

Cash  on  hand, 14,848  05 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,-     .        .  94,750  00 

Due  from  agents, 1,000  00 

•216,988  48 

Liabilities : — 

Losses  reported — liability  not  determined,    .        .       •6,536  39 

Amount  required   to  re-insure  all  outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,        •        .        .       50,139  74 

56,676  13 

•160,812  85 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 150,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, •10,312  35 


WESTERN  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BUFFALO,  N.  Y. 

*  [Ineocpoiated  In  1803.] 

Gibson  T.  Williams,  Vice-President.  Secretary^  Edwabb  B.  Smith. 

General  Agent,  Edward  Stearns,  48  Stfite  Street,  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  the  Company  :— 

Par  value.  MailMl  val. 

United  States  7^  Bonds, .         ....    ^75,000  •79,500 

"         <«     5-20  Bonds,         ....      30,000  83,600 

•105,000  •lldAOO 

83 


258 


FIRE— MAE.  C(yS.  OF  OTHER  STATES.      [Jan. 


State  Securities : — 
New  York  State  Bonds, 


Assets  of  the  Compan}-,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

State  secorities,  (market  value,)  . 

Cash  on  hand,     .... 

Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 

Loaned  on  collateral,  . 

Other  investments. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated, 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated, 

Liabilities : — 

Unadjusted  losses, 

Amount  required  to   re-insure  all   outstanding 

risks,  estimated  at  60  per  cent,       .       \ 


PWTlllW. 

MuketTmL 

966,000 

•68,900 

1113,100  00 

68,000  00 

74,261  80 

18,864  88 

89,644  49 

18,800  00 

10,178  19 

• 

86,721  45 

45,761  46 

•475,716  77 

•15,000  00 
77,978  00 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 
Balance  of  surplus. 


92,978  00 

•382,788  77 
800,000  00 

•82,738  77 


MARINE    COMPANIES 

OF    OTHER   STATES, 

DOING    BUSINESS    IK    THIS    COMMONWEALTH. 


MARINE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES, 


ATLANTIC  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

John  D.  Jonks,  PretidenL  Secretary^  J.  H.  Chapman. 

yice-Preiidentf  Chas.  Dennis.       2d  Vtct-Prendentf  W.  H.  H.  Moorb. 

8(f  Vtce-Prmdentj  J.  D.  Hbwlbtt. 
General  Agentj  6.  Winthrop  CorFtK,  4  MerckanUf  Exchange^  BoeUnu 

Preffliums  received  on  Marine  RiBki,  from  let  January,  1806, 

to  8l8t  December,  1866, t8,282,021  26 

Premiams  on  policies  not  marked  off  Itt  January,  1866,       •      2,188,325  15 

Total  amount  of  marine  premiums,        ....  110,470,346  41 

No  policies  have  been  issued  upon  Life  Risks ;  nor  upon  Life 
^sks  disconnected  with  Marine  Risks. 

Premiums  marked  off  from  1st  January,  1866,  to  81st  Dec., 

1866, $7,632,236  70 

Losses  paid  during  the  same  period, 5,683,895  05 

Returns  of  premiums  and  expenses, 1,194,173  23 

The  Company  has  the  following  Assets,  viz. : — 

United  States  and  Stote  of  New  York  stock.  City,  Bank  and 

other  stocks, $6,771,885  00 

Loans  secured  by  stocks  and  otherwise,         ....  1,129,350  00 

Real  estate  and  bonds  and  mortgages, 221,260  00 

Interest,  and  sundry  notes  and  claims  due  the  Company, 

estimated  at 141,866  24 

Premium  notes  and  bills  receivable,       •        .        .        .        .  3,837,735  41 

Cash  in  bank,        ;....'....  4344207  81 

Total  amount  of  assets, $12,536,304  46 

Six  per  cent  interest  on  the  outstanding  certificates  of  profits  will  be  paid 
to  the  holders  thereof,  or  their  legal  representatives,  on  and  afler  Tuesday, 
the  fifth  of  February  next 

The  outstanding  certificates  of  the  issue  of  1864,  wiU  be  redeemed  and 
paid  to  the  holders  thereof,  or  their  legal  representatives,  on  and  after  Tues- 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


261 


day,  the  fifth  of  Februar}'  next,  from  which  date  all  interest  thereon  will 
cease.  The  certificates  to  be  produced  at  the  time  of  payment,  and  can- 
celled. 

A  dividend  of  twenty  per  cent  is  declared  on  the  net  earned  premiums  of 
the  Company,  for  the  year  ending  31st  December,  1866,  for  which  certificates 
will  be  iflsned  on  and  after  Taesday,  the  second  of  April  next 


GREAT  WESTERN  MARINE  INSURANCE  COMPANY.  NEW 

YORK. 

[Inoorponted,8«ptemb((r  27, 1866.] 

Richard  Lathbrs,  President,  Secretcary^  William  T.  Lockwood. 

General  Agent,  Nath'l  Foster,  Jr.,  No.  4  Merchant^  Exchange,  Boston, 


Bank  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company : — 

Par  TBlve 
per  sbtt*. 

250  shares  Merchants'  Bank,  New  York,    $50 
252     <<     Bank  of  the  Republic,  N.  York,    100 
Bank  of  America,  New  York, 
American  Exchange  Bank,  N. 
York,         .... 
Merchants'  Bank,  Savannah, 


250 
250 


100 


cc 


<t 


cc 


100 

100 
100 


Railroad  Stocks  :-^ 

500  shares  New  York  and  Erie  Raihroad, 
preferred  stock, flOO 

Railroad  Bonds : — 

Erie  Rulroad  3d  mortgage  bonds,  • 
"         cc       2d        "  «       .        .        .• 


Assets  of  tl^e  Company,  January  1, 1867 : — 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 

Cash  value  of  real  estate,    .... 

Cash  on  hand,     .        ...        • 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate. 

Loaned  on  collateral, 

Bills  receivable  and  accounts  due  the  Company 

Other  investments, 

Amount  carried  forward,  , 


Par  value. 

112,500 
25,200 
25,000 

25,000 
10,000 


Market  Talne    Bfarket 
per  abare.       valve. 

$58  $14,500 
116  20,000 
139   84,750 

100  25,000 
100   10,000 


$97,700 


$113,250 


$50,000   $83^  $41,625 


$11,000 
4,000 

$15,000 


$113,250  00 

41,625  00 

15,000  00 

151,766  36 

479,962  76 

188,030  02 

11,000  00 

1,942,977  76 

51,082  10 


$11,000 
4,000 

$15,000 


-$2,994,694  00 


262     MARINE  COMPANIES  OP  OTHER  STATES.    [Jan. 


Amount  of  Assets  brottght  forward ^    ....     92,994,694  00 
Liabilities : — 
Reserved  for  bad  debts,  oatstanding  losses,  less 
re-insarance  and  salvages,        ....  1338,821  42 

Otber  claims, 61,494  95 

Amount  required  to   re-insure  all  outstanding 
risks,  estimated  by  the  Company,     .  332,226  97 

732,543  34 

•2,262,150  66 
Deduct  paid-up  capital, 1,000,000  00 

Balance  of  surplus, 91,262,150  66 


MERCANTILE  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Ineorponted,  April,  1842.] 

Elwood  Walter,  President  Secretary,  Clement  J.  Despard. 

General  Agenty  William  H.  Vincent,  28  State  Street,  Boston, 

United  States  Securities  owned  by  tbe  Company : — 

Pur  ylxM.  Market  vftL 

United  States  5  per  cent  Bonds,  .    $20,000  $20,600 

State  Securities: — 
New  York  State  5  per  cent  Bonds,  .        .        .    $15,000  $15,000 

Bank  Stocks : — 


Psrvalae 

ICuket  ynlvu 

»     Market 

ptrthare. 

Par?aliM. 

p«r  share. 

Talne. 

200  shares  Bank  of  Conmierce,  N.  York, 

$100 

$20,000 

$119 

$23,800 

100 

ti 

Bank  of  the  Republic,  New 

York,         .... 

100 

10,000 

111 

11,100 

200 

it 

Bank  of  State  of  New  York, 

N.York,    .       !        .        . 

100 

20,000 

110^ 

22,100 

70 

C( 

Bank  of  America,  New  York, 

100 

,7,000 

137i 

9,625 

200 

it 

Merchants'  Bank,  New  York, 

100 

20,000 

118 

23,600, 

50 

(t 

Phenix  Bank,  New  York, 

100 

5,000 

105 

6,250* 

250 

it 

American  Exchange  Bank,  N. 

York,         .... 

100 

25,000 

117^ 

39,375 

180 

(t 

Park  Bank,  New  York, 

100 

18,000 

140 

25,200 

50 

(i 

Metropolitan  Bank,  N.  York, 

100 

5,000 

128 

6,400 

300 

t« 

Manhattan  Co.,  New  York,    . 

100 

30,000 

132 

39,600 

100 

(t 

Hanover  Bank,  New  York,    . 

100 

10,000 

110 

11,000 

80 

C( 

Central  Bank,  Brooklyn, 

100 

8,000 

100 

8,000 

120 

(( 

Continental  Bank,  New  York, 

100 

12,000 

102 

12,240 

110 

t< 

St  Nicholas  Bank,  N.  York,  . 

100 

11,000 

105| 

11,605 

Amounts  carried  forward,    .        .        .     $201,000  $248,895 


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263 


Amounts  brought  forward,    . 

20  shares  Union  Bank,  New  York,        .  9100 

25     *<     Bank  of  New  York,  N.  York,    100 

134*    «     National  Bank,  New  York,    .    100 

17     <<     Marine  Bank,  New  York,       .    100 


Other  Investments : — 

New  York  City  6  per  cent  stock,    . 

480  shares  Williamsburg  Gas  Light  Company, 

Brooklyn  Water  Loan, 

Neptnne  Insurance  Company's  stock. 
Coast  Wrecking  Company's  stock,  • 


9201,000 

9248,895 

2,000" 

9122 

2,440 

2,500 

120 

3,000 

13,400 

112 

15,008 

1,700 

160 

2,720 

9220,600 

9272,063 

920,000 

920,000 

24,000 

67,200 

30,000 

30,000 

900 

900 

2,000 

2,500 

976,900 


9120,600 


Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,) 

State  securities,  (market  value,) 

Bank  stocks,  (market  value,) 

Cash  on  hand,   •  . 

Due  from  agents, 

Loaned  on  collatQral,  . 

Other  investments. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  terminated. 

Premium  notes  on  risks  not  terminated. 

Delinquent  notes  not  chaiged  to  profit  and  loss. 


Liabilities : — 

Unsettled  chums, 

Amount  required  to   re-insure  all   outstanding; 
risks,  estimated  by  the  Company,     . 


920,600  00 

15,000  00 

272,063  00 

46,366  56 

82,707  25 

15,650  00 

448,628  58 

330,895  24 

141,812  23 

3,375  69 


949,000  00 
211,976  75 


-91,377,098  55 


260,978  75 


Deduct  paid-up  capital. 


91,116,119  80 
959,600  00 


Balance  of  surplus, 9156,519  80 


264      MARINE  COMPANIES  OF  OTHER  STATES.    [Jan. 

SUN  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  NEW  YORK. 

[Tnoorporated,  1840.] 

MOBU  H.  Griknkll,  President.  Secretary,  J.  H.  Walkbb. 

General  Agent,  Joseph  F.  Hoyey,  81  State  Street,  Boston. 

Premiums  on  unexpired  riaks  December  31, 1865,    .  .  $640,811  71 

Premiums  received  during  the  year,  to  December  81, 1866 : — 

On  marine  risks, $2,383,246  07 

On  inland  risks, 212,103  14 

2,695,849  21 

$3,285,660  02 

Tbe  amount  of  earned  premiums  during  the  year,  less  return 
premiums,  were $2,120,322 

Losses  during  the  year : — 

On  marine  risks, $2,382,018  81 

On  inland  risks, 205,749  99 

Expenses  and  re-insurance,      .•       .        .        •        .        .        .     278,638  34 

$2,866,407  14 

The  assets  of  the  Company  on  the  31st  of  December,  1866,  were 
as  follows,  vir. : — 

Real  estate,  and  bonds  and  mort^^ages,     .                               .  $440,650  00 
United  States  stocks,  loans  on  stocks,  accrued  interest  on  bonds 

and  mortgages  and  loans,  rents  of  real  estate,  salvage,  kc,   .  425,548  42 

Cash,       ....               91,778  04 

BiUs  receivable, 943,564  68 

Premium  accounts  not  yet  collected, 84,245  25 

Scrip  of  sundry  mutual  insurance  companies,   ....  3,103  00 

Total $1,988,889  89 

The  Receipts  and  Expenditures  of  the  Company  for  the  year  ending  81st 
December,  1866,  have  been  as  follows ; — 

Expenditures  for  marine  losses,  return  prenuums,  expenses,  &c.,  $3,506,069  14 
Receipts  from  earned  premiums,  profits  on  gold,  &c.,        .        .  2,575,4^  26 

Excess  of  expenditures  over  receipts,     ....  $930,606  SB 
The  Company  were  liable  at  the  end  of  the  year, 
for  unpaid  losses,  return  premiums,  commissions, 

&c.,  estimated  at $648,611  43 

Less,  to  be  received  for  advance  in  value  of  real 
estate,  stocks,  &c.,  and  for  sundry  salvage,  re- 
insurance, and  other  claims  due  the  Company, 

estimated  at 413,426  36 

235,185  07 

Deficiency,         ........     $1,165,791  95 

Amount  of  outstanding  scrip  called  in  and  cancelled,  .       .     $1,161,820  00 


1867.]  PUBLIO  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  265 

In  Yiew  of  the  aboYO  result,  the  Board  of  Trustees  have  this  day  ordered 
that  the  outstanding  scrip  or  certificates  of  profits  heretofore  issued  by  the 
Company,  be  reduced  their  entire  amount,  and  the  certificates  issued  therefor 
called  in  and  cancelled.  • 

Holders  of  certificates  not  heretofore  redeemed  are  hereby  notified  of  the 
action  of  the  Board,  and  are  requested  to  surrender  such  certificates  at  the 
office  of  the  Company  for  cancellation. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  also  resolved  that  a  subscription  of  1500,000  of  notes 
in  advance  of  premiums  be  taken  up,  in  addition  to  the  cash  capital  of 
#500,000  already  subscribed,  and  not  included  in  the  above  assets.  ' 

No  fire  risks,  disconnected  firom  marine,  have  been  taken  by  the  Company. 

The  Company,  on  the  81st  Deceniber,  1866,  held  assets  as 
above,  valued  at 11,088,888  80 

The  total  of  all  ascertained  and  estimated  liabilities  on  that  day 
were,  (exclusive  of  the  amount  of  premiums  on  outstanding 
risks,  $686,708.75,) 1,856,157  59 

•682,731  80 
Cash  capital  subscribed,  to  be  added, 600,000  00 

Making  amount  of  assets  remaining  with  the  Company,  (exclu- 
sive of  the  proposed  subscription  of  notes  in  advance  of  pre- 
miums,)          11,132,731  80 

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REMARKS. 


LIVERPOOL  AND  LONDON  AND  GLOBE  FIRE  AND  IJF£ 

INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Branch  Office  at  New  Tork. 

[liiooqNWPiltd,  lflM-3 
Alvbxi)  Pkll,  ResidefU  Secretary^  New  York. 
General  AgetU^  Gsorgk  W.  Gordon,  No.  2  MerchatUa*  Exchange^  Botton. 

United  States  Secaritiefl  owned  hj  tlie  Compaay : — 

United  States  MO  Coupon  Bonds,    .  .  $252,000  9272,160 

M        ««     6  per  cent.  10-40  Coupon  Bonds,      10,000  10,000 

•202,000  $282,160 

Other  InTestmenti : — 

San  Francisco  6  and  7  per  cent  citj  and  county 
bottds, «986,510  25  1«54,778  87 

Assets  of  the  Company,  November  1, 1866: — 

United  States  securities,  (market  value,)  .  |282,160  00 

Real  estate, .........    252,722  82 

Cash  on  hand, 200,657  83 

Doe  from  agents, 65,546  00 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,  .    824,500  00 

Other  investments, 54,778  87 

Loaned  on  collateral, 600  00 

»1,680,965  02 

Liabilities  ^— 

Losses  due  and  unpaid, 1174,678  20 

Losses  reported,  upon  which  the  lialHlity  of  th^ 

Company  is  not  determined,  ....  24,000  00 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  60  per  cent,  •  .  *    .       .    567,474  47 

766,052  67 

•028,012  85 

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1867.]  PUBLIC  DOCUMENT  -No.  9.  278 

QUEEN  INSURANCE  COMPANY  OF  LIVERPOOL,  ENGLAND. 

[Incorporated,  Aug.  7, 1868.] 

Bernard  Hall,  Chwrman.  Manager^  James  Moncrievf. 

General  Agent^  Alfred  J.  Mercer,  2  Union  Building,  Slate  Street, 

» 

Assets  of  the  Company,  January  1, 1866 : — 

Canadian  5  per  cent  stock,  (market  valae,)  £8,557  10  0 

Bonds  of  the  British  and  American  Steam  Nav- 
igation  Company,  (market  value,)        .        .  10,000  00  0 

Bonds  of  West  India  and  Pacifio  Steamship 
Company,  (market  yalue),    ....  10,000  00  0 

Bonds  of  Birkenhead  Improvement  Commis- 
sioners, (market  value,)        ....  68,000  00  0 

Bond  of  the  Mersey  Dock  and  Harbor  Board, 

(market  value,) 800  00  0 

Bonds  of  the  Bradford  Corporation,  (mar't  val.,)  80,000  00  0 

Bonds  of  the  National  Steam  Navigation  Com- 
pany, (market  value,)  .        .'      .        .        .   10,000  00  0 

Bonds  of  the  West  India  and  Pacific  Steam- 
ship Company,  (market  value,)    .  .  20,000  00  0 

Bonds  of  Birkenhead  R.  R.  Co.,  (market  val.,)     6,000  00  0 

Bonds  of  the  Midland  Great  Western  Rail- 
way Company  of  Ireland,  (market  value,)  .     8,000  00  0 

Real  estate, 81,418  06  5 

Cash  on  hand, 60  01  8 

Due  from  agents, 12,611  18  1 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, .        .        .  46,1L04  06  9 

Loaned  on  collateral, 92,084  19  4 

In  the  hands  of  bankers, ^17,674  00  2 

Other  investments,  including  outstanding  pre- 
miums, and  interest,  furniture,  &c.,       .        .  18,000  14  1 

£868,111  16  6    11,767,460  HI 
Liabilities: — 
Losses  claimed  and  unpaid,      .        .        .         £15,810  00  8 
Losses  reported — ^liability  not  determined,  1,777  00  0 

Other  claims, 11,552  08  8 

Life  Annuity  Reserve  Funds,  at  8l8t  of  Au- 
gust, 1868,  the  date  of  last  quinquenniid  in-  \ 
vestigation,  being  the  amount  required  to  meet 
every  outstanding  risk,  including  bonuses  on 
8  per  cent  net  valuation,  «...  81,708  10  5 
Amount  since  added,  being  premium  and  intei> 
est  after  deduction  of  claims  and  expenses,  .  25,827  02  0 

Amounls  carried  forward,     .        .         £18,567  10  0    $1,757,460  61 
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274  FOBEIGN  FIRB  OOMPAKIES.  [Jan. 

Anunsntt  brought  fonoard,     .       .        £18,557  10  C    $1,757,400  61 

Amonnt  required  to  re-inrare  all  oaMAnding 
riflkfl,  estimated  at  50  per  cent,    .       •       .  18,818  07  6 


£104,988  08  5        508,148  04 


11,240,316  67 
Deduct  paid-up  capital,  £188,822, 011,478  48 


Balance  of  surplus, 9387,888  10 


Xitum  of  the  VniUd  Suae$  Branch  of  the  Queen  JSuuranee  (hmpanyj 
to  the  Jbuuranee  Department  of  Maaaekueetts,  on  the  Slet  dojf  of 
Zheember,  1866. 

[Thia  tUtement  ambnoeB  th«  biisiiiMs  of  the  United  States  Branch  st  New  Yoik  alone, 
from  the  10th  of  Mmj  to  the  8Ut  of  December,  18M,  inclosiTe.] 

United  States  Stocks  owned  by  the  Company  :— 

Par  valas.  Hatket  ▼•!. 

United  States  Bonds  of  1881,    ....  9100,000  9107,000 

'«         «     5-20  Bonds,.       ....    100,000  105,000 

9200,000  9212,000 

[The  mbove  la  deposited  In  the  Inaniance  Depertment  of  the  State  of  New  Toik,  ibr 
the  benefit  of  Ameriean  poUej-holdera,  and  is  a  part  of  the  anbaexibed  capital  ef  tlia  Com- 
pany.] 

Assets  of  the  Company,  December  31, 1866 : — 

United  States  securities,  (market  ralue),      •       •  9212,000  00 

Office  furniture,  .......       8,096  41 

Cash  on  hand, 18,055  62 

Due  from  agents, 1,067  61 

Deposited  with  United  States  Trust  Company,     .      25,000  00 

9260,110  64 

Liabilities: — 

Losses  reported— lialnlities  not  determined,  •        .    910,000  00 

Amount  required  to  re-inscre  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  at  50  per  cent.,  .        .       .  *   41,272  18 

61,272  18 

9208,847  46 
Deduct  amount  deponted  with  N.  Y.  Insurance  Department,   .     200,000  09 

Balance  of  surplus,       •       •       .       . '      •       •       •      96,847  46 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


276 


ROYAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  UVERPOOL,  ENGLAND. 

[iBeoipontod  June  18, 1M6.] 

P£BCT  M.  DoYS,  Manager  and  Secretary. 
General  Agent^  Stephen  Hiooinson,  No,  8  KUby  Street^  Boston. 

United  States  Securities  owned  hj  the  Company :  — 


•282,000  U.  S.  5  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1874, 


71,000 
65,000 
76,950 
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6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1871, 
6  per  cent.  Bonds  of  1868, 
6  per  cent  Bonds  of  1881, 


£41,220  17  2 
11,065  09  9 

8,110  05  7 
12,681  16  7 

8,900  00  0 

£77,878  09  1       1376,931  35 


Railway  Stocks : — 

North  Union  Railway,  A  stock,         .  £9,066^ 
Sonth-Eastem  Railway  Stock,  4^  per 

cent,  (preferred,) «...  7,000 
Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Riulway 

6  per  cent  stock,  ....  780 
Chester  and  Holyhead  Railway  stock,  49,000 
Sonth-Eastern  Rulway,4}  pre£  stock,  10,000 
Lancaster  and  Carlisle  Railway  stock,  12,000 
Lancaster  and  Carlisle  Railway  stock, 

4^  per  cent,  (preferred,)  .  .  .  2,000 
820  £20  shares  Merthyr  Tredegar  and 

Abergavenny  Railway  Co.,  •  •  16,400 
820  £10  shares  Merthyr  Tredegar  and 

Abergavenny  Railway  Co.,  (£8  per 

share  paid,) 8,200 

Birkenhead  Railway  stock,  .  26,000  > 

SoQth-Eastem  Rmlway  stock,  .       ,  26,000  > 


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24,812  08  06 
10,862  10  00 

27,069  18  06 


26,220  00  02 


47,041  09  03 


£166,232  09  08  9804,664  72 
£40,000      £40,426  00  00  9196,657  00 


Rulway  Bonds: — 
Great  Western  Railway  Bonds, 

Other  investments : — 
Bnrial  Board  Taxteth  Park, 
British  and  Irish  Magnetic  Telegraph  Co., 
Mersey  Docks  and  Harbor  Board,     .      ^. 
Taxteth  Park  Board  of  Health, 
Corporation  of  Liverpool — ^Birkenhead   Dock 

bonds, 6,000  00  00 

£100,000  Government  India  4  per  cent  bonds, .  95,760  00  00 
Canadian  5  per  cent  stock,       ....  11,178  14  10 


£28,444  03  04 

10,000  00  00 

19,611  15  08 

7,474  18  10 


Amount  carried  fonoardf 


£177,869  11  10 


276 


FOREIGN  FIRE  COMPANIES. 


[Jan. 


Amount  brought  forward^        .        .       £177,359  11  10 
Liverpool  CorporattoQ  Water  bond,  .        .  2,115  11  04 

Mersey  Docks  and  Harbor  Board,     .        .        .     4,080  12  05 
Bond  of  Borton-oD-Trenl  ImproTement  Com'rs,    12,802  02  08 
Balances  of  sundry  Loan  Accounts  secured  by 
various  British  railway  stocks  and  sbares,  with 
margin  of  from  15|  to  52  per  <^nt,  •  455,882  02  06 


£651,741    0    9 


13,154,426  44 


Assets  of  the  Company,  December  31, 1865  :— 

United  States  stocks,  (maricet  value,)  •       .       .  1376,931  85 
Railroad  stocks,  (market  value,) 
Railroad  bonds,  (market  value,) 
Other  investments, 
Real  estate,  . 
Cash  on  hand, 

Due  from  agents  and  branches. 
Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate, 
Loaned  on  life  policies,  with  personal  and  other 
securities,         .        .        .    '   .       •        ,        • 


804,564  72 
195,657  00 
8,154,426  44 
899,560  96 
147,5D4  80 
251,312  16 
133,100  00 


287,260  43 


-•6,200,317  36 


Liabilities: — 
Losses  reported,  upon  which  the  liability  of  the 

Company  is  not  determined,  •  ...  •  t98,743  80 
Duty  collected  for  government,  not  yet  due,  .  91,288  80 
Amount  required  to  re-insure  all  outstanding  risks, 

estimated  by  the  Company  at  .       .        .       .    906,483  90 


1,096,476  50 


Deduct  paid-up  capital, 


•5,103,840  86 
£288,845     1,895,589  80 


Balance  of  surplus, •8,708,251  06 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


2T7 


LIVE   STOCK   INSURAlsrOE. 


HARTFORD  LIVE  STOCK  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  HARTFORD, 

CONN. 

[Inoorponted,  1866.] 

E.  N.  Ebllogo,  President.  Secretary^  W.  C.  GoodriIch. 

General  Agent,  Gborob  A.  Washburn,  Boston, 


Anets  of  the  Companj,  November  12, 1866 : — 

U&ted  States  7^  Bonds^  (market  Talue,)  .... 
*<  ^(  5-20  Bonds,  (market  value,  .... 
'*  .  5-20  Bonds  of  November,  1865,  (market  value,) 
*«     State  of  Connecticut  6  per  ct.  Bonds,  (mark,  val.,) 

125  sbares  Mercantile  Natl  Bank,  (market  value,)   . 

Bonds  of  City  of  Hartford,  (market  value,)      .... 

Loaned  on  mortgage  of  real  estate,  ...... 


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16,860  00 
4,270  00 

li,280 .00 

13^125  00 
2,100  00 

45,600  00 

1100,062  50 


278  REPORT  OF  BEOEIVEB.  [Jan. 


EBPORT   OF   RECEIVEE, 


PUBBUANT  10  OBXP,  806  Off  TSB  AOTS  OF  18M. 


8HAWMUT  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  BOSTON. 
[J.  Wilder  Mat,  Eaq.,  appointed  Receiver,  NoTember  5,  I860.] 

ConmoDwealth  of  Maatacbiisetts  notes,  (30  days,)  each  |1,000 
and  interest, ll^OOO  00 

Mortgage  of  C.  T.  Richardson,  for  about  |400,  first  known  of  * 

and  returned  bj  me  in  1866,  as  stated  in  return  of  1866,  400  00 

Premtttoinotes,  (absolute,) 89,146  00 

Tbe  inventory  on  file  in  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court,  a  copy  of 
which  I  have  on  a  former  occasion  given  the  Insurance  Com- 
missioners, shows,  per  schedule,  of  ndtes  and  bills  receivable, 
chiefly  for  balances  due  from  agents,  a  total  of  92,789.70,  of 
which  I  have  been  able  to  collect  only  968.78 — ^the  remainder 
I  consider  worthless,  or  nearly  so, 2,789  70 

Stove  and  trunk,  invent<med  at 11  00 

No  uncollected  assessments  of  any  value.  Premium  and  depont  notes 
ordered  to  be  collected  under  the  authority  of  the  Supreme  Court,  and  due  firom 
parties  in  this  State,  New  Hampshire,  and  Maine,  out  of  which  will  probably 
be  realiaed  in  addition  to  collections  already  made,  |3,000  to  96,000.  All  the 
daims  are  in  proccM  of  collection. 

Gash  in  bank, 91,612  48 

Gadi  on  hand, 633  80 

LiabUitie$.  * 

The  whole  amount  of  claims  as  per  schedule  A,  in  my  return 
of  1864,  was  918,662.27.  This  has  been  reduced  by  decision 
of  the  Court,  and  the  finding  of  the  master  in  chancery,  to 
whom  they  were  referred,  to 18,892  44 

Claim  of  the  late  premdent,  (paid  on  account  to  the  amount  of  9636,  sup- 
posed quite  or  nearly  in  full,)  and  secretary  (quite  small  in  amount,  and  paid 
910.40  on  account,)  and  by  agreement  to  be  what  the  court  shall  allow.  I 
shall  claim  the  full  compensation  allowed  by  law.  The  amount  it  is  impossi- 
ble now  to  state. 


1867.]  PUBUO  DOCUMENT— No.  9.  279 

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Ciuh  Reeewed. 

BeceiTed  fitun  sale  of  property,  paTment  of  notOB  and  accoants, 
&c^  indading  9100  collected  oa  Bacbardion  note,  9163  78 

Beeeived  from  other  Bonrcea,  cliiefly  preminm  notes,  and  coUect- 
ed  nnoe  Julj,  1865,  after  the  right  to  collect  had  been  estab- 
lished hj  the  court, 9,921  08 

Coih  Paid  Out 

The  following  claims  against  the  Company,  reported  bj  the  master  in 
chancery  to  whom  they  were  referred,  and  allowed  by  the  court,  have  been 
paid  to  the  amount  of  tweAty-fiTO  per  cent,  the  several  sums  set  agiunst  the 
respective  names  being  twenty-five  per  cent  of  the  amount  allowed.  Another 
and  final  dividend  it  is  hoped  may  be  paid  in  the  ensumg  spring. 

Tibballs  &  Ca, .         9318  75 

Parker,  Bumham  k  Ca, 219  75 

8.  T.  Wright, 496  16 

Chas.  S.  Lincoln, .     75  00 

J.  £.  Carpenter, 8  48 

A.  P.  Ayer  8c  Ca, 386*67 

W.  H.  Wilkinson, 331  18 

H.  B.  King, 240  62 

S.  Leonard, 27  50 

Isaac  Hyde, 205  00 

Atwell  Bichardson, 25  00 

Albert  Merrill,   .        ; 206  04 

Elijah  Perry,      . 410  00 

Togg  k  Fellows, 89  39 

93,099  54 

Five  other  clums  were  allowed,  but  the  parties,  although  notified,  have  not 
yet  called  for  their  dividends,  amoundng  to  about  9400. 

CommisMons  allowed  for  the  collection  <^  notes,  .  •     .         9800  00 

Amoui|t  of  legal  expenses, 850  00 

of  all  other  expenses, 681  45 

This  includes  the  payment  of  915.36  to  the  late  president,  and  910.40  to 
the  secretary,  as  stated  in  answer  12,  subject  to  the  approbation  of  the  court 

J.  WILDEB  MAT,  Reoewer. 


280 


LOAN  FUND  ASSOCIATION. 


[Jau. 


STATEMENT 


or   TBB 


PEOPLE^S  PERPETUAL  LOAN  FUND  ASSOCIATION, 

BOSTON,  MASS. 

0.  S.  Sandrbs,  President.  Secretary^  Charles  D.  Cole. 

Office,  648  Washington  Street. 


Answers  to  LUerrogatorxes  suhmitted  by  the  Insurance  Commissioner, 
(under  the  General  StattUes  passed  Dec.  28, 1859  J  to  ike  President 
and  Secretary  of  the  People^ s  Perpetual  Loan  Fund  Association,  of 
Boston* 


When  incorporated  ? 

Commenced  business  ? 

What  compensation  do  the  officers  receive  ?    •        .        •       •] 

Are  all  yoar  officers  members  of  the  Association,  and  have 
tiiey  been  durinff  their  term  of  office  ?        •        .        .        . 

What  is  the  monthlj  dae  on  each  share?        .        ••       •        . 

What  was  the  original  entrance  fee  on  each  share  f 

What  is  the  amount  of  entrance  fee  on  each  new  share  at  this 
time? 

What  is  the  ultimate  par  value  of  each  share  ?        .        .        . 

How  many  shares  have  been  redeemed  ?        .        .        .        . 

How  many  shares  stand  unredeemed  ? 

How  many  shares  withdrawn  ? 

How  many  shares  forfeited,  and  what  amount  paid  on  same  ?  • 

How  many  shares  cancelled  by  borrowers  paying  back  the 
.  money  loaned  to  them  ? 

How  many  shares  in  force  or  outstanding  ?     .        .        .        . 

\yhat  is  the  whole  amount  of  money  loaned  since  the  com- 
mencement of  the  Association  ? 

What  amount  of  loan  has  been  repaid  ? 

What  amount  of  interest  has  been  received  on  the  amount 
loaned? 

On  what  amount  of  loan  is  interest  now  charged  ?  . 

What  amount  of  dues,  applicable  to  the  extinguishment  of 
existing  loans,  has  not  been  endorsed  bo  as  to  stop  interest  ? 

What  amount  has  been  received  in  dues  dnce  commencement 
of  Associatipn? 

What  amount  of  dues  is  now  in  arrears  ?        •        .        .        . 

What  amount  received  for  interest  since  commencement  of 
Association? 

What  amount  received  for  transfer  fees  since  commencement 
of  Association  ?  .        .        . 


August,  1854. 
August,  1854. 
Sec'y,  for  ser- 
vices, 1700. 

Yes. 

'  91  00 
1  00 

None. 

«500  00 
None. 
1,090 
1,008 
188-4688 

None. 
1,090 

t260,541  49 
154,810  06 

43,152  47 
105,731  43 

None. 

t207,663  51 
None. 

•48,152  47 

85  55 


1867.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No. '9. 


281 


Answers  to  Interrogatories — Concluded. 


What  amoQDt  received  for  fines  ance  commencement  of  Asso- 
ciation?     .      ^ 

What  amount  received  for  books  [and  rents]  since  commence- 
ment of  Association  ?  

What  is  the  amount  of  cash  funds  on  hand  ?  . 

What  amount  is  now  deposited  in  bank  ?        .        .        .        . 

What  has  been  the  expense  of  the  Association  during  the  past 

year? 

What  is  the  whole  amount  of  expense  since  commencement  ? 
What  is  the  largest  amount  loaned  to  any  one  member  ? 
On  what  terms  do  jou  allow  parties  to  redeem  their  mort- ) 

gage  r         •••••••■.       J 

How  many  mortgages  have  been  foreclosed  for  non-payment 

of  dues  ? 

How  much  loss  has  accrued  in  the  sale  of  mortgaged  property  ? 
What  officers  give  bonds  ?    State  amount,      •       .       .       • 


92,534  76 

485  77 
1,442  63 
1,442  63 

854  89 

14,658  51 

4,300  00 

By  paying  the 

amount  due. 

Twenty-eight. 

•5,028  48 

Sec'y,  t5,000 


STATEMENT 

Based  on  the  obove  Returns^  showing  the  standing  of  the  Association^ 

October  Ist,  1866. 

Dr. 

Entrance  fees, 93,822  00 

Monthly  dues, 207,663  51 

Interest, 43,152  47 

Fines, 2,534  76 

Transfer  fees,      .......  85  55 

Books, 485  77 

Payment  of  loan, 154,810  06 

Premium  on  redemption  stock,    ....  27,436  80 

f  439,490  92 

Cr. 

Expenses, 914,658  51 

Advance  interest, 3,823  90 

Shares  withdrawn,* 98,290  11 

Loaned  on  real  estate,         .  '     .        .        .        .  260,541  49 

Cash  on  hand, 1,442  63 

Dividends  paid, 61,177  77 

Loans  on  capital  stock, 56  51 

9439,490  92 

O.  S.  SANDERS,  President. 
CHARLES  D.  COLE,  Secretary. 

86 


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SUMMAET. 

Whole  number  of  Companlee,  84.  Inoorporated  at  Joint  Stock  CompAnlee,  80 ;  Motnal 
Karine,  0;  Mutaal  Fire,  86.  Cloeed  by  order  of  Supreme  Judicial  Court,  SO;,  by  Direc- 
ton.  47;  by  Aiaigneea,  1;  by  lomnder  of  charter,  1;  by  uniting  with  other  oompaniea, 
6;  re-inmired  all  their  riaka,  6;  charter  revoked  by  Legislature,  8;  Truateei  appointed  by 
the  Legislature,  1. 

The  oompanies  were  distributed  as  follows:  Boston,  85;  Salem,  7;  New  Bedford,  ft; 
Newbuiyport,  4;  Xantucket,  8;  Ipswich,  9;  Marblehead,  2;  Springfield,  S;  Plymouth, 
9;  HaTeifaill,  9;  Lynn,  9;  FaiiiiaTen,9;  Provincetown,  9;  Charlestown,  9;  and  Hollis- 
tott,  Georgetown,  Hethuen,  Taunton,  Stockbridge,  North  Adams,  Pittsfleld,  Great  Bar- 
lington,  Worcester,  Greenfield,  Lawrence  and  Dorchester,  1  each. 


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849 


Tablb  E. — Showing  the  Name^  LoeaHany  and  Date  of  CSuuier  of  one 
hundred  and  eeveniy-eeven  (hmpanxee  that  have  been  incorporated  2y 
the  Legislature  of  this  State^  which  never  commenced  hmneu* 


OOBPOBATB  KAMB. 


LOMtiOIL 


Date  or  Charter. 


Kind  of  Oompuiy. 


Merrimack  Marine  and  Fire  Ina.  Co., 
Nantucket  Marine  Insorance  Co.»    . 
Essex  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co» 
Marblehead  Marine  Insurance  Co., . 
Gloucester  Marine  Insorance  Co.,    . 

North  American  Insurance  Co., 
Hampshire  Fire  Insurance  Co^ 
Plymouth  Marine  Insurance  Cfo.,    • 

Bedford  Marine  Insurance  Co.,        • 

Newbuyport  Marine  Insurance  Co., 

Middlesex  Insurance  Company, 

Marblehead  Social  Insurance  Co.,   . 
Social  Insurance  Company,     . 
Beverly  Marine  Insurance  Co., 

Duxbury  Marine  Insurance  Co., 

Merrimack  Insurance  Company,     • 

Pifctsfleld  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Boston  Fire  Insurance  Company,  . 

!•••• 

Eagle  Insurance  Company, 
Hamp*n,  Frank.  &  Hamp*n  Ins.  Co., 

!•••. 

Commercial  Insurance  Company,  . 

Ceneral  Interest  Insurance  Co.,  • 

Mariners*  Insurance  Company,  • 

Merchanta*  Insurance  Company,  . 
New  Eng*d  Domestie  Insurance  Co., 
Springfield  Fin  Insurance  Co., 

Boston  Mechan.  &  TVaders*  Ins.  Co., 
Globe  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Commonwealth  Insurance  Company, 
Boston  and  Salem  Insurance  Co.,    . 


Newburyport,  . 
Nantucket,  • 
Salem, 

Marblehead,  . 
Gloucester, 

Boston,  .  ^  . 
Northampton,  . 
Plymouth, 


N^w  Bedford,  . 
Newburyport,  . 
Charlestown,    . 


Marblehead, 
Salem,      • 
Beveriy,   • 


Duxbury,. 


Newburyport,  . 


Pittsfield, . 
Boston, 


Boston, 


Northampton,  . 


Boston, 

Boeton, 

Boston, 

Salem, 

Boston, 

Springfield, 


Boeton, 
Boston, 
Boston, 
Boston, 


Feb.  15, 1808, 

Mar.  8,1808, 

7,1808, 

8,1803, 

June  32, 1803, 


Feb.  21, 1804, 

Mar.   9,1804, 

0,1804, 


Feb.  11, 1805, 


28,1806, 


88,1807, 


Mar.  1,1809, 

June  17, 1809, 

20,1809, 


Feb.  27, 1811, 
1, 1814, 


16, 1819, 
19, 1819, 


June  16, 1820, 
Feb.  15, 1821, 


10, 1823, 
10. 1833, 
10, 1828, 
11, 1828, 
11,  1823, 
11,1828, 


9, 1824, 

9,1824, 

20,1824, 

20, 1824, 


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Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  CapitaL 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  CaiNtaL 
Specific  Capital. 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  CapitaL 


Specific  CapitaL 

Specific  Capital. 

Mutual  Fire. 
Specific  Capital. 

Specific  CapitaL 

Mutual  Fire. 


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Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  CapitaL 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  CapitaL 

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Specific  Capital. 
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Table  £• — Continued. 


COBPOIUTE  KAMB. 


Loeatton. 


DatoofCbtfUr. 


KlsA  off  Compaay. 


American  Tnsorance  Company, 
Mercantile  Insurance  Company, 
Boiton  and  Salem  Insurance  Co.,    . 

Boxbary  Insurance  Company, 
Cape  Cod  Fire  and  Marine  uis.  Co., 

RozbarrMntual  Insurance  Co., 
PhenixFire  Insurance  Company,    . 
Berkshire  Fire  Insurance  Company, 

State  Insurance  Company, 

Gloucester  Insurance  Company, 
Boston  Fire  Department  los.  Co.,   . 
Salem  Firemen's  Insurance  Co., 
Mutual  Insurance  Company^   . 
ProTinoet'a  Fire  and  Mar.  Ins.  Co., 

Becket  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  • 

1981. 

Merchants*  Insurance  Company,  • 

Tremont  Insurance  Company, .  • 

Commereial  Insurance  Company,  . 

Its*. 

Weetfleld  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co.,      . 
Union  Marine  Insurance  Company, 


1988. 

Boston  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Taunton  fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Tremont  Insurance  Company, 
New  Bedford  Marine  Insurance  Co 
Pacific  Insurance  Company,  . 
Packet  Insurance  Company,  . 
Plymouth  Marine  Insurance  Co., 
City  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 


1984. 

Duxbury  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Fall  River  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Hin|^'m^  CohasH  &  Scitnate  Ins.  Co., 
India  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Bowditch  Insurance  Company, 
Second  Essex  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 

198S. 

South  Boston  Fire  and  Mar.  Ins.  Co., 
LaFayette  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 

1988. 

Blackstone  Insurance  Company,  . 
Suffolk  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Newburyport  Insurance  Company,  . 
Nashua  lUYer  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 


Salem, 
Salem, 
Salem, 


Koxbury.  • 
Yarmouth, 


Boxbury,  • 
Boston,  • 
Pittsfield,  . 


Boston, 


Gloucester, 
Boston,     . 
Salem. 
Hatfield,   . 
Prcfvincetown,  . 


Becket, 


Newburyport, 
Boston,     . 
Beaton,     . 


Westileld, 
Boston, 


Boston, 
Taunton,  . 
Boston, 
New  Bedford, 
Boston, 
Boston, 
Plymouth, 
Boston,     . 


Duxbury, . 
Fall  Riyer, 
Hingham, 
Boston,  . 
Boston,  . 
Salem, 


Boston,     . 
Marblehead, 


Boston,     • 
Boston,     • 
Newburyport, 
Groton,     . 


Feb.    8, 18S5, 

8, 1826, 

12,1825, 


Mar.  3,1826, 
i,1826. 


Feb.    8, 1827, 

June  16, 1827, 

16, 1827, 


Feb.  20, 1828, 


23, 1829, 
26, 1829, 
26,1829, 
26, 1829, 
June  12, 1829, 


Mar.   8,1830, 


12, 1831, 

18, 1831, 

June  7,1881, 


26, 1882, 
Mar.  17, 1832, 


Feb.  16, 1838, 

16, 1833, 

Mar.  7,1833, 

7, 1838, 

7, 1838, 

14, 1833, 

15, 1833, 

16,1833, 


Feb.  3,1834, 
21,1884, 
21, 1834, 

Mar.  25, 1834, 
26, 1834, 
27, 1834, 


Feb.  26, 188IL 
Mar.  7,1835* 


23,1836, 
23, 1836, 
25, 1836, 
31, 1836, 


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Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital'. 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 


Mutual  Fire. 
Soeciflc  CapitaL 
Mutual  Fire. 


Specific  CapiUl. 

Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Specific  Capital. 
• 

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Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 


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Specific  Capital. 


Mntnal  Fire. 
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Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
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Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
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Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 


Specific  CapitaL 
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PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 


851 


Tabl£  E« — Continued. 


COBPOBATB  NAME. 


LooAtton. 


DateorChMtar. 


Kind  of  Oompanj. 


1887. 

State  Motaal  Fire  Ins.  Co., 
LaFavette  Fire  &  Marine  Ibs.  Co.,  . 
Merchants*  and  MpchanicB'  Mutual 

Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Fulton  Insurance  Company,    . 
Hope  Insurance  Company, 
Packet  Insurance  Company,    . 

1989. 

Howard  Insurance  Company,  . 
Boston  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., . 

1889. 

Tradere*  Insurance  Company, . 
Danvers  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., . 

1848. 

Acton  Mutual  Insurance  Company, 
Cotiannet  Mutual  Insurance  Co.,  . 
Taunton  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 

1841. 

Truro  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 

1848. 

Chatham  Marine  Insurance  Co., 

1848. 

New  England  Fire  &  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Atlantic  Mutual  Fire  &  M.  Ins.  Co., 

1844. 

Salem  Insurance  Oompany,     . 
Beverly  Insurance  Company,  . 
Marine  Insurance  Company,    . 
2if  ^ptune  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 
I^fiited  States  Mutual  Ins.  Co., 
Washington  Mutual  Ins.  Co.,  . 
T  ID^rican  Mutual  Insurance  Co.,     . 
^^J^pklin  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 
^^efftl  Mutual  Insurance  Co., 
vV^fCW  Equitable  Life  Ins.  Co., 
^^j^ble  Life  Insurance  Co.,  .       • 
^^^c^  Mutual  Insurance  Co.,      • 

1845. 

/ti^KA  Mwt»»l  Insurance  Company, 
S-^hlon  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co., . 
I^'d'V  n^vn  MutuAl  Insurance  ( 


c  th  Co^^  Mutual  Insurance  Co., . 
^?/r  MoH  Insnraiwe  CoBjpany, .. 
Bowditch  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co., 

1848. 

a84T. 

.  -n'^^**  Marine  Insurance  Co.,    . 

Quincy  ai»"*  ^^  Marine  Ins.  Co., . 
Traders  *** 


Boston, 
Boston, 

Canton, 
Boston, 
Salem, 
Boston, 


Nantucket, 
Boston,     . 


Boston,     • 
Danven,  . 


Acton,      . 
Taunton,  .    * 
Taunton,  . 


Truro, 


Chatham,  • 


Boston, 
BostoDy 


Salem, 

Beverly,  . 
Provincetown, 

Boston,  . 
Boston, 

Boston,  . 

Bostoa,  . 

Boston,  . 

Boston,  • 

Lowell,  • 

Boston,  • 

Boston,  • 


Boston,  • 

Dighton,  . 

Boston,  • 

Boston,  . 

Bos^,  • 


Boston,     . 


Fall  River, 
Quincy,  . 
Boston,     . 


Feb.  11, 1887, 
11, 1837, 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  ^.Capital. 


Mar.  7,1837,    Mutual  Fire. 
10, 1837,  ;  Specific  Capital. 


10, 1837, 
14, 1837, 


Apr.    6,1838, 
26, 1888, 


Jan.  29, 1839, 
Apr.   6,1830, 


Mar.  7,1840, 
10, 1840, 
10, 1840, 


Feb.  27, 1841, 


29, 1842, 


Mar.  23, 1848, 
24, 1843, 


Feb.  14, 1844, 
16, 1844, 

Mar.  8,1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 
16, 1844, 


Feb.  10, 1846, 
10, 1845, 
20,1845, 

ICar.  22, 1846, 
26,1845, 


IB,  1846, 


11, 1847, 

Apr.  12, 1847, 

26, 1847, 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  CapitaU 


Specific  Capital. 


spec; 
MnU 


ntual  Fire. 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 


Mutual  Fire. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Mutual  Fire. 


Specific  Capital. 


Specific  Capital. 


Specific  Ca|>ital. 
Mutual  Marine. 


Specific 

Specific 

Specific 

Mutual 

Mutual 

Mutual 

Mutual 

Mutual 

Mutual 

Life. 

Life. 

Mutual 


Capital. 

Capital. 

Capital. 

Marine. 

Fire. 

Fire. 

Fire. 

Fire. 

Fire. 


Marine. 


Mutual  Marine. 
Mutual  Fire 
Mutual  Marind^ 
Mutual  Fire. 
Life. 


Spedflc  CapitaL 


Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Specific  Capital. 


i 


852 


APPENDIX. 


Table  E^ — Continaed. 


[Jan. 


COBPORATB  VAXE. 


It4t. 

Herehants'  Inammnce  CoqilMuijr,     • 
Hyannit  Packet  Insarance  Co^ 
Bay  State  If  atnal  Instiranoe  Co.,    . 

1B49. 

Columbia  Fire  aod  Marine  Ina.  Co., 
Fall  Biver  F!re  and  Marine  Ini.  Co., 
Worceater  Inauanoe  Company, 

Mannftctaran*  &  Medumici*  Ina.  Co. 
Lrman  Fire  Intoranoe  Company,  . 
Washington  Motoal  Lift  Ina.  Co.,  . 

IBftl. 

Bay  State  Mutnal  Lile  In«.  Co.,      . 
Merrimack  Inanrance  Company, 
Marinera*  Mntnal  Marine  Ine.  Co.,  . 
ChebacMBo  Mntnal  Ineuranoe  Co.,     . 

Lynnfleld  Mntnal  Intnimnoe  Co.,    • 
Globe  Mntnal  Marine  Ina.  Co., 
Asiatic  Mntnal  Marine  Ina.  Co., 
Franklin  Mutual  Inanianoe  Co., 

ISftS. 

Ware  Mntnal  Insurance  Company, . 
Webster  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  . 
Worcester  Insurance  Company, 
Annihilator  Fire  &  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Lee  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Perkins  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Phenix  Mut.  Fire  &  Mar.  Ins.  Co., 
Cape  Cod  Mutnal  Fire  Ins.  Co., 

Atlas  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Firemen^s  Life  Insnranos  Company, 
Pacific  Insurance  Company,     • 
Rerere  Insurance  Company,    . 
Star  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co., 
Shoe  and  Leather  Dealen*  Marine 

Insurance  Company,    . 
Mariners*  Mutual  Inanrance  Co.,     . 

Itftft. 

Home  Fire  and  Marine  Ins.  Co.,     • 
Sun  Mutnal  Fire  &  Marine  Ins.  Co., 
Faneuil  flail  Insurance  Company,  . 
Northampton  Mutual  Ins.  Co., 
Ocean  Mutual  Insurenoe  Company, 
Monument  Insurance  Company. 
Lawrence  Mutual  Marine  Ins.  Co.,  . 
Baltic  Insurance  Company, 
Safety  Mutual  Fin  Insurance  Co.,  . 

Home  Mutnal  Insurance  Co.,  . 
Bowdoin  Mutnal  Fire  Ins.  Co., 
Globe  Insurance  Company,      • 


Loeatlon. 


DateofCbarter. 


Kind  of  Company. 


Nantucket, 
Hrannis,  • 
Cnelsea,    • 

Boston, 
Fall  River, 
Worcester, 


Haveriiin, 
Boston,  . 
Springfield, 


Conway,  .  • 
Newbuiyport,  • 
Boston, 


Lynnfield, 
raton, 
Boston, 
Lynn, 


Ware, 
Boston,  • 
Worcester, 
Boston,  . 
jL^e,  . 
Boston,  . 
Boston,  . 
Sandwich, 


Salem,  • 

Boston,*  . 
New  Bedferd, 

Boston,  . 

Boston,  • 

Boston, 
Boston, 


Boston,     • 
Boston,     . 
Boston,     • 
Northampton, 
Boston,     ; 
Chariestown, 
Boston, 
Boston, 
Newbiuyport, 


Springfield, 
Boston,  . 
Boston,     • 


Feb.  94, 1848, 

Mar.  82, 1848, 

83,1848, 


Feb.    8,1849, 

Mar.  89, 1849, 

88, 1849, 


Feb.  7,1850, 
Mar.  80, 1860, 
May  8,18M), 


15, 1851, 
17, 1851, 
80, 1851, 
88, 1851, 


Mar.  80, 1853, 

Apr.  18, 1858, 

May   7,1853, 

90, 1852, 


Feb.  11, 1853, 

81, 1858, 

Mar.  89, 1858, 

May   4,1853, 

4, 1853, 

4, 1853, 

11, 1853, 

11, 1853, 


Feb.  18, 1854, 

Apr.  18,  1854, 

13, 1854, 

13, 1854, 

13, 1854, 

85, 1854, 
88, 1854, 


14, 1855, 
14, 1855, 
87, 1865, 
87, 1855, 

88. 1855, 
May   7,1865, 

17,  1855, 

18. 1856, 
81, 1855, 


Feb.    9,1856, 

June  6,1856, 

6,1856, 


Mutual  Marine. 
Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Fire. 


Specific  CapitaL 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 


Specific  Capital. 
Specific  CapiUU 
Life. 


Life. 

Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Marine. 
Mutual  Fire. 


Mutual  Fire. 
Mutual  Marine. 
Mutual  Marina. 
Mutual  Fire. 


Mutnal  Fire. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Mutual  Marine. 
Mutual  Fire. 


Specific  Cai^tal. 
Life. 

Mutual  Marine. 
Specific  CapiUl. 
Mutual  Fire. 

Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Marine. 


Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Marine. 
Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Specifie  Capital. 
Mutual  Marine. 
Specific  Capital. 
Mutual  Fire. 


Mutual  Fire. 
Mutual  Fire. 
Specific  Capital. 


186T.] 


PUBLIC  DOCUMENT— No.  9. 
Table  E.— Concluded. 


CORPOBATK  KAMB. 


Hmtsamolet  InmniDce  Comuny, 
Indu  Yin  and  Mirioe  Ini.  Co., 
CitiiaDi'  Iiuannce  Company, 


Webrter  Intarince  Comiany, , 
Orirait.i  Rre  and  Uinna  In*.  Co.,  . 
Globe  Fire  and  Harin«  Idk.  Co.,     . 
Horthamplon  J1™  Innunnce  Co.,    . 
jfolUtong  Insurance  Compaaf , 

186*. 

^•/)»  Ann  Mntual  Fiahing  tni.  Co- 
VU^UlDiaracceCompu)',  . 


/V  M"<"«l  Fire  In..  Co.,      , 
Vf/or  Mutnal  Fi„  ins.  Co!,     . 


Chatham, . 
Boaton,     . 

Spriogdold, 


Fall  BWar' 
Brigfalon, . 


Data  orChaiUr.  Klo4  of  Company. 


Apr.    e.  IBfiT, 

May  18, 186T, 

ae,  lUT, 


Har.  8S,  m», 

S6, 1S58, 
27,  ISW, 


Apr.   8,1861 
Mar.  9,I8ai. 

S8,  IMl. 


Fab.  1*,  ■<«5, 
87,  In,' 

H*r.9a,186S, 
S2,1S«5, 

Ma;  a,186S, 


Apr.  13,  ISM, 


Speciflc  Capital, 
apedflc  CapiUt. 
Sptddo  Capital. 


Mntoal  Flra. 
Hulnal  Fin. 
SpcdOe  Capital. 

8peciflc  Capital. 
Specific  Capital. 
BpodOc  CatHlal. 
Specific  CaiHtal. 
SpeciAc  Capital. 


HotnalFira. 
Mntoal  Fire. 
SpedAc  CaintaL 


Spacific  Capital. 
HatnalFlra. 

Spedflc  CafHtal. 

Spacifle  CaplUI. 
SpociBc  Capital. 
Specific  Cai4tal. 
Specific  Ca[Htal. 


„*Milw,  ITT.    One  bnn&ted  and  ton  were  Inmrpor- 

^^^ —  L,r  Oi  <^^tlial  Marine;  U  aa  Hntnal  Rre,  and  7  aa  Life 

■tffhol*  ^.^-  1«  *•   ^ftflfrf  aa  followa:  Boaton,  81;  Salem,  M;  Kew- 

afl«l»*»'-T\,kCo»P'      ..w  a'"*    J.    Taimton,  J;  Nantueket,  8;  MBblehaad,  8 ; 

A«3o^°^^^;«.   "^'^IftBi'"'    iflmi,  »i  Harwid.,a;  Chatham,  9;  Province- 

.«*•»     -('"W'S'T^rili,^-.  Yl'»*^.,fS-  Charie.t0«n,8-,  Haverhili.Si  Baverij-, 

""       lOip*""'      4;  Pl"**     Ind  Brighton,  Wellfleat,  BarnaUlle,  Hlng- 

.  ■oa»"^*^^,lcei>M'  *'  Weatfie'^1  Grolon,  Canton,  D*n«eI^  Acton, 


E  B  R^  T  A. 


P»g«  8,  fbr  "  •49,eOB.OS  "  Total  Ibcoum  of  nzmm*!,  Bortoo,  iwd,  "  tlTa^SU-TS  ;*'  mom  eom. 
IMoy,  Ibr  *' f  108,928.17  "  Total  EzprnditiuM,  iwd,  "tlMilSl.SS;''  niiio  p^;*,  In  EUot,  ftw 
"  tMiaOO  »  TMal  BxiMiidltam,  iwd,  *•  •87,060^/* 

Pifo  87,  fcr  "  m9i,mj0  *'  Total  Idooom  of  BojtotOD,  of  Boaloo,  nod,  ''  U0OjK9.ei.» 

Pago  62,  Id  XqolUblo,  of  Prorloeotoirii,  §o€  **  960,000"  Amoant  of  capital  actually  paid  In, 
md,  "  917,000." 

Pago  68,  In  Fltehbnif  Motoal,  tat  **  987,018.18  "  Amovnt  of  premlnma  nctlTod  In  caah,  rtad, 
** 988,774^."  Btrika out nozt  lino,  HaealTtd on amamianto,  ** 918,76676,"  tb«  oooipAny  baTlof 
nado  DO  MMMBiont. 

Pago  71,  In  LjDD  Motnal,  Air  **  98,787.92  "  Total  Bspondltona,  load,  "  97,688.27." 

Paga  72,  Id  MorehaDti*  aod  Panoon*,  Woieaatar,  Ibr  *'  9100,906.87  "  Total  LUblUtiat,  read, 
*•  9106,668417." 

Pago  182,  Ibr  "  9816,960.16 "  Aggmgato  anata  of  tho  Motnal  Fln-liariDo  compaolct,  load, 
*'  92/)10,8e6.02." 

Paga  144,  Id  Union  Motnal  Marina  of  Now  Bedford,  Air  "  1,646  04  "  Amount  of  lonoi  paid,  road, 
"  9118,649."    8amo  oompony,  for  **  928,878.69  "  Total  axpondltorca,  read,  "  9240,976.66." 

Pago  166,  fcr  *«  918,882.78  "  Total  llabllltlaa  of  Capital  City,  Albany,  load,  "  912,882.78." 

Pago  168,  In  Bolfof,  Now  York,  for  **  948,687.26  "  Caah  rooalTad  for  pramlami  on  flr«  risks,  read, 
•*  9218,687.26."    Bamo  company,  for  "  9168,864.28  "  Total  Ineomo,  r«ad,  "  9828,854.28." 

Pago  261,  In  Metropolitan,  Now  York,  for  *' 9871,704.29  "  Amonnt  raqolrad  to  ra-lnsnio,  &o., 
toad,  **  9442,816.72,"  which  altars  tho  standing  of  tho  company,  as  It  appears  In  the  report,  as 
follows:— 

Assets, 91,682,484  46 

Uabllities, 946.888  88 


NetasseU, 9786,696  18 

PaSd-np  capital, 91,000,000  00 

Net  assets, 786.606  18 


Balanoe  against  the  Company, 9264,408  89 

Page  270,  In  Koyal,  UTorpool,  Kng.,  for  **  98,708,245  "  Amonnt  of  captUl  actually  paid  In,  toad, 
'•91,885,689.80."     Same  company,  for  "98,881,184.04"  Total  Income,  read,  "98,481,184.02." 
Bamo  page.  In  Aggregate  amoant  of  capital,  for  "  96,678,484,"  read,  **  94,265,828.18." 
Page  818,  second  line,  for  "  eighty-four  "  read  "  eigbfyelght." 


INDEX. 


P»g«. 
Ablogtoo  Uatnal,  AbingtOD,  .   00,  84 

JEtoA,  Hartford,  Ct,  .164,178 

Atoft,  New  York, 164,177 

Albany  City,  Albaoy,  N.  Y., .        xii?,  164, 177 

American,  Boston, 26,   82 

American,  Proridence,  R.  I.,  .  222, 284 

Annlsqoam  Matnal,  Glooceitar,  .  .  00,  86 
Atlantic,  Proridcnee,  R.  I.,    .  .  222,  286 

AUantie,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,     .  .164,180 

Atlantic  Hatnal,  ProTincetown,  .  .  182, 184 
Atlantic  Mntnal  Ifarine,  New  York,  zxrl,  269 
Arkwrlght  Hutnal,  Boston,    .  .   60,   86 

Aietle,  New  York, 222,286 

Aator,  New  York, 164,179 

AtUeborongh  Mutual,  Attleborongh,  .  60,  86 
ASS^BS^te   of  Home  Fire  Companies, 

(Stoek,) 6 

Aggregate  of  Home  Fire-Marine  Compa* 

Dies,  (Stock,) 80 

Aggr^aie  of  Home  Bfarine  Companies, 

(Stock,) 62 

Aggregate  of  Home  Matnal  Fire  (km- 

panles, 82 

Aggregate  of  Home  Mntnal  Fire-Marine 

Companies, 182 

Aggregate  of  Home  Mntoal  Marine  Com- 
panies,          144 

Aggregate  of  Fire  Companies  of  other 

States, 172 

Aggregate  of  Fire-Marine  Companies  of 

other  States, 282 

Anrqpate  of  Foreign  (Companies,  .  270 

Baltic,  New  York, 156,181 

Barnstable  County  Mutual,  Yarmouth,  60,   87 

Bay  State,  Worcester,  .  .  2,  8 
Beekman,  New  York,     ....  166, 182 

Berkshire  Mutual,  Plttsfield, .               .  62,  88 

Bererly,  Beverly, 26,  84 

Boot  and  Shoe  MannJhcturen*  Mutual, 

Ijnn, 62,   90 

Boston,  Boston, 26,  86 

Boston  Manulkctuxers*  Mutual,  Bos- 
ton,       XTxi,  62,   89 

Boylston,  Boston,   .                      .    26,  86,864 

Bristol  County  Mutual,  New  Bedford,    .  62,  91 

Bunker  Hill,  Charlefltown,     ...  xi 

Cambridge  Mutual,  (3ambridgeport,  .  62,  91 
Capital  City,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  .       .  166, 188, 864 


(Hielsea  Mutual,  Chelsea, 
China  Mutual,  Boston,  . 
Citisens*,  New  York,       . 
Citiaens'  Mutual,  Brighton, 
City  Fire,  Boston,  . 
City  Fin,  Hartford,  Ct., 
atj  Mutual,  Roxbury,  . 
CleTeland,  Cleveland,  0., 
Cohasset  Mutual,  Cbhasset, 
Commerce,  Albany,  N.  Y., 
Commerce,  New  York,    . 
(Commercial,  New  Bedford, 
Omipanles  admitted. 
Companies  withdrawn,  . 
Connecticut  Fire,  Hartford,  Ct., 
Continental,  New  York, 
0>nwax,  Boston,     . 
Conway  Mutual,  Conway, 


Decline  of  Mutual  Companies,  xxx 

Dedham  MutuaUDedham,  .   66,  96 

Delaware  Mutual  Safety,  Philadelphia, 

Pa., 222,288 

Dorchester  Mutual,  Dorchester,     .       .   66,  97 


SUot,  Boston, 

Xnterprise,  Cincinnati ,  0.,    . 
Enterprise,  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
Xqultable,  Proridence,  R.  I., 
Xqultable  Blarlne,  ProTlneetown, 
Xquitable  Safety,  Boston, 
Bssex  Mutual,  Salem, 
Excelsior,  New  York, 

Firemen's,  Boston, 
Flremen^B,  New  York,     . 
FItohburg  Mutual,  FItchbnxg, 
Franklin,  Boston,   . 
Franklin  Mutual,  Oraenfleld, 
Fulton,  New  York, 


Pago. 
.  64,  02 
.142,146 
.166,188 
.  64,  98 
.  2,  9 
.166,184 
64,  94 
.222,287 
.  64,  96 
.168,187 
.168,186 
.  142, 148 

XTtt 
XTli 

.168,188 

.168,189 

xi 

64,  96 


2, 10, 864 

.224,240 
.  168, 191 
.  160, 192 
62,  64,864 
,  182, 186 
.  66,  98 
.  160, 198 

2,   12,864 

.  160, 194 

68, 100,  864 


66,   99 
.  160, 196 


Oermanla  Fire,  New  York,  .160,196 

Gloucester  Marine,  Gloucester,  .   62,   66 
Gloucester  Mutual  Fishing,  Gloucester,  142, 149 

Great  Western  Marine,  New  York,  261 

GroTeland  Mutual,  OroTeland,  .66,101 

Hampden  lire,  Springfield,    .  xi,  xil 

Hampshire  Mutual,  Northampton,  .   68, 101 

Hanorer,  New  York,  .224,241 


856 


INDEX. 


Hartford  fta*,  BwUbrd,  CI., 
HartliBnl  Uw  Stoek,  Hartlbrd,  Ct., 
HiDibBiB  ud  OohMNt  Matiul  Itohloc, 

GohuMt, 

HlDglMm  Motoal,  Bingham, . 
Iloljoka  Matoal,  Salan, 
HoBM,  Ntw  Toric,  .  .    xixtUI 

HooM,  N«w  HavMi,  Gt., . 
Hop*,  PiOTldraM,  R.  I., 
Hmuatonle  Matoal,  Btockbrldf*,  . 
Howard,  Boalon,     .... 
Howard,  Naw  Toffc, 


Paga. 
Ids,  197 

U,  277 

m,lfiO 

68,108 

68,102 

»4,a42 

234,248 

162,199 

68,106 

4,   14 

162,200 


Insmaiiea  Conpaay  of  North  JUaoitoa, 

Phltedelphia,  Pa 226,246 

Intamatioiial,  Maw  Toric,      .              .224,246 
In1sf,MawToffc, 162,201 

lAftjatta,  Bvoohlyn,  M.  T.,   .  .162,208 

Lanar.Ntw  Toric 226,248 

Ikt  of  Afoiila, 284 

Ufarpool  and  London  and  Otoba,  Urer- 


paal,Snf.,  . 
Loan  Fnnd  OorporatSona, 
LoffUlard,  Now  Toik,      . 
LovaU  If  atwal,  Lowatl,  . 
IjfBB  Maebantea*,  Lynn, 
I^nn  llDtaal,  Ljnn, 


zziU,  268, 272 
.       .  II 

.  .  164, 206 
.  .  70,106 
.  .  28,  80 
.  70,  106,864 


Manhattan  flra,  Now  Tork,  .  .  226, 249 

Mamlketttrart',  Boaton,  .  28,  40 

Maxkat,  Now  Torit,  .  .  .  .164,204 
Marlboffomtfa  Mwtiaal,  Maribofoafta,  .  70,107 
MaaMOboMtta  Hntnal,  Boaton,  .  tU,  70, 108 
Maataaoit,  BpringAald,    .  •    xt,  zli 

Moobanka'  Matoal,  Boaton,  .  .  70, 109 

Moraantllo,  Now  Tori[,    .  .164,206 

MaraantUa  Marina,  Boaton,    .  .   62,  60 

MeieantUa  Mntoal,  Naw  Tork,      .  262 

Mavebanta',  BoatOD,  .  28,  41 

Morobanto*,  Ilartlbrd,Ct.,     .  .164,206 

Marebanti*  and  Farman'  Motnal,  ITor- 

caotor, 72,111,864 

Morebanti*  Fir*  and  Marino,  ProTldanea, 

R.  I., 226,280 

Morebanta*  Motoal  Marino,  Nowbory- 

port, 182,187 

Marrimaek  Motoal,  AndOTW,  .72,112 

MatiopoUtan,  New  Tork,  zl,  ulr,  228, 261, 864 
Middlaaax  Motoal,  Conoord,  .  .   72, 112 

Mtlford  Matoal,  Mllford,  .72,114 

Morris  Fire  and  Inland,  ....  ztW 
Motoal  Fire,  Bpriogflald,       .  .   74,116 

Motoal  Protcctton,  Cbarlattowoi  .  .  72, 116 
Motoal  Balbty,  Sooth  Raadlnf,  .  .  74,116 
Motoal  Companleo  eloaad  and  oloalnf ,  . 


Narraganaett,  ProTidenoe,  B.  I.,  .       .228,262 

National,  Boaton, 80,   42 

Neptona,  Boaton, 80,  44 


Newboryport  Matoal,  Newboiyport,     .   74, 117 

New  Boglaod  Motoal,  Boaton,  .  182, 188 

Niagara,  New  Teik,  .166,206 

Norfolk  Matoal,  Dedham,      .  .74, 118 

North  Amorieao,  Boetoo,  .     4,   16 

North  Amerlean,  New  Tork, .  .  166, 206 

North  Amerlean,  Uartford,  Ct ,  .       .166,909 

Norwiab  Flia,  Norwieh,  Ct.,  .  .  166, 210 

Ooaan  Motnal,  New  Bedford,  .  144,  151 

Old  O0I007,  PlTmooth,  ....  zl 

Padfle  Motoal,  New  Bedford,  .  144, 162 

Paople*!,  Woioeater,  .     4,  17 

People'a  Parpetoal  Loan  Fond,  Boeton,     II,  280 

Phaniz,  Brooklyn, 228,268 

Pbtralz,  Hartford,  Ct.,  .  .  168, 212 

PTMoott,  Boaton, 4,  19 

Provldenee    Waablngton,    Providence, 

B.I., 168,214 

Pntnam,  Hartford,  Ct., .  .168,214 

Qoeen,  Uverpool,  Bngland,   .  .  268, 278 

Q0I007  Matoal,  Qnlney,  .   74,119 

Beeoidof  MaaiaehaaettaCompaDle«,  .  yil,  886 
Relief,  New  Tork,  .  .168, 216,  864 

Report  of  Reeelrer,  ....  11,278 
Repoblto,  New  Tork,     .  .228,264 

lleiiei  »c  for  re-ine orauce,  zzzi 

Reaolota,  New  Tork,  ....  170,  217 
Roger  WUlbuna,  ProTideoce,  R.  I.,  .  280, 266 
Rqyal,  Uvarpool,  Bog., .  .  270, 276,  864 

Salem  Marine,  Baleoi,     .  .   62,  67 

Salem  Motoal,  Salem,    .  ...   76, 120 

Saliabory  and  Ameabory,  Ameebory,  .  76, 121 
Saogoa  Motoal,  Saogoa,  .76,122 

Seeority,  New  Tork,  .280,266 

Sbawmot  Motoal,  Boiton,     .  .11,278 

Shoe  and  Leather  Dealen*,  Boaton,  .  80,  46 
So.  Danvera  Motoal,  So.  Danvera,  z,  76, 122 
Springfleld  Fire  and  Marine,  Springfield,  6,  21 
Standard,  New  Tork,     .  .170,217 

SUto  Motoal,  Boiton,   .*  .76,128 

Soffolk,  Boaton, 6,  20 

Son  Motoal  Marine,  New  Tork,     .       zzTi,264 

Table  I.— Home  Fire  Compeniei,   .  816 
II.— Home    Fire-Marine     Compa- 
nleo,     817 

in.— Home  Marine  Companies,  819 

IT.— Home  Motoal  Fire  Companiea,        820 
y.— Home  Matoal  Fire  CompanieB,         824 
y  .—Home    Motoal    Fire-Marine 

Companies, 
yiI.~Homo  Motoal  Marine  Com- 

panies, 
Tni.— Fire    Companies    of    other 

States,        ....        827 


Tabla  IX.— ftve-lfaxim  Companlet   of 

other  States, 
X.— 'Toiwigii  Fire  Oompeiiicet 
A.— GoaunenoeiiMat  of  bniliiefli, 

fto.,  of  Home  Btoek  Com- 

pukiee, 
B.— OomiDeneemeiit  of  boaineM, 

fro.,  of  Matual  Ilio-lbiiiie 

OMBpenlet,         ... 
O.—Oonunaneemeht  of  bniltnw, 

fro.,  of  Motnel  Fire  Oom* 


INDEX. 


Page. 
881 


D.— Ttme  of  oommenoenwnt  tad 
eloeiBg  of  88  Home  0cm- 
panlte,       ....        848 
B.— Companlcf  inoorpoiatedthat 

never  eommeneedbiuiiMis,        SID 
Tradeie*  amd  Meebaniee*,  (Mat.  Dep.,) 

Lowell, 78,134 

Tiaden'  and  Meebaoles',  (Stock  Dep.,) 
Lowell, 6,  28 


Tradeemen'f ,  New  York, 


857 


Page. 
.880,267 


Union  Mataal,  Boeton,  .  .78,125 

Union  Mntoal  Marine,  N.  Bedftnrd,  144, 150, 8M 

Waohlngton,  Boston,     .  .  80,  47 

Wadiingtott,  New  York,  .170,218 

Weetfleld  Mutual,  WestSeld, .  .  78,126 

Weetfbrd  Matual,  Weetfbid,  .  .78,127 

Weetcm  Vhe  and  Marine,BnflUo,  N.  Y.,  280, 267 
Western  Masaaohnsetti,  PIttafleld,  z| 

West  Newbory  Motoal,  West  Newbnxy,  80, 127 
WfTmonth  and  Bnalntiee  Matnal,  W«y- 

moath, 80,128 

Woroaater  Mntoal,  Wovosstar,             .80,120 
Woroaster  Mannihetarsn*  Mataal,  Wor- 
cester,  80,128 

Yonken  and  New  York,  New  Yotk,      .170,219 


