Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-10

the same as last year with the exception
an increase from $500 to 500 a year. this
to include all his expenses The salary
Of the superintendent of the water de-
partment Is fixed at 81 800, and includes
the work of experimenting the filtration
plant. Alderman Kieslich raised the
point that the city is having a non.
technical man do the work of water
,, analysis. DR. Bayles said that no great
amount of technical knowledge was
necessary and chemist could teach any
intelligent person to do the work in two
hours. The mayor stated that the work
| was satisfactory to the experts in the
State laboratory and there had been no
change at the filtration plant Whatsoever
during the shifting of superntendents
Alderman Kieslich still maintained. how
ever, that the work of water analysis
should be entrusted to an expert.
BILLS PAID.
The following bills were ordered paid
Police department., monthly statement
$79G; park department, monthly state
ment, $lG03i: water department. monthly
'satement, sS,S75.i9. fire department
department, monthly statement $5.sl5 SO;
library department, monthly statement
1922. 70; pauper department. monthly state
ment, Sl51i94; park department. s77.1o;
fire department pay roll, sl,95S6; light
department, lights, s1,62j.5
Health department: Clovis Iavallev.
carriage, $3.50; \. c. Florence. gathering
garbage. $3.50: McAuiffe Paper company.
supplies, 1925, Free Press association,
printing reports, $3.50; L. Colodny, food
supplies, sl6.32; j. l.. Kelley, food sup
plies, 1897; l.. y. Purinton. food supplies,
sl4.S; Ryan's market, food supplies,
S125l; Daniel ]. Nolan. salary as health
officer, salt: Merchants Press, quaran-
tine cards 81; Burlington Drug company,
supplies $40; T. Z. Daley medical sup
plies. SEQ: T. p. WEIGH. food supplies,
SELLS: Barnet Rome. food supplies $40 o.
incidental department: Miles e. Perry
company, supplies, s1S7j; Walter F. Scott,
interest on L. s. deposit money. s1,NiG5;
L. C. Grant, county tax paid to county
treasurer $i7is2; F. o. Beaupre. assessor,
$lQ; Van A. Nye, assessor Sl0i; A. l..
Barrows, assessor. $l0i: II. H. Davis. as
sisting assessors. SIS; Free Press associa-
ton, printing, advertising and supplies.
$34.ol; NJ c. Grandy cash for posting
warnings and postage. &c. L. r. Mac
broom. one-half premium on bond 81 so;
H. j. Stanley & Co.. printing, Sal; Bur-
ilngton Daily News. ADVERTISING s7.5S;
light department. labor and material l.,
$50; Burlington Light & Power company,
gas at city hall Sc cents: l.. c. Grant,
treasurer SEQ; light department. College
street clock A.4i: New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph company tele-
phones, 1851; Sherwin Electric company.
supplies. GO cents; Merchants Press. en-
velopes, $3.50; John Fuller, killing II dogs.
sI; Burrows Adding Machine company,
labor and material, s1.4O; ]. S. Dennlng.
office expense, s25; j. A. Riley. pound
keeper sl5; J. l.. Bergeron G. Sons
erecting voting booths for March cleo
tons Si9iS; j. L. Bergeron e. Sons re-
pairs on voting booths s9903; F1remen's
relief fund, NJ. a. Brendcl. NJ. D., slS
Rest room department; Burlington
Light & Power company, gas, II cents;
light department, lights, g cents: Jennie
Delorme. salary. s3l.
Public buildings department: Light de-
partment, current. slO3G; Robinson
Edwards Lumber company. material,
$i5.l5; w, +, Greene company. supplies
$S.s9; water department. water. $685.;
street department, removing ashes, $780,;
Eugene A. Smith. repairs, $329i; Elias
Lyman company, coal, Sl5.5O