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Police 1893 |
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Police 1893 1. Marblehead, May 17, 1893 Police Departmen Town of Marblehead to Fred B. Litchman, Printer & Publisher - May 2, 200 "Notice to Candy dealers" $1.75 May 11, 200 :Notice to Store Keepers" $2.00. Total $3.75 Received Payment #192 Following are the Notices: . NOTICE The attention of all persons who deal in candy is hereby called to the following law: - Chap. 333 An act to regulate the sale of candy shells inclosing liquied containing alcohol. Be it enacted etc. as follows - Sec. 1. No person shall sell to any child under sixteen years of age any candy or other article, inclosing liquid or syrup containing more than one per cenum o alcohol. Sec. 2. All persons violating the provisions of this act shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars. Approved May 18, 1891 HORACE BROUGHTON Chief of Police STORE-KEEPERS, ATTENTION The attention of storekeepers is called to the following law in regard to the proper observance of the Lord's day: Chapter 98 - Section 2. Whoever on the Lord's day keeps open his shop, warehouse or workhouse, or does any manner of labor, business or work, except works of necessity and charity, or takes part in any sport, game or play, except as allowed or prohibited in the preceeding section (Sec. 1 - Unless such ****** is licensed by the person or board authorized by law to grant licenses in such cases) is present at any dancing or public diversion, show, game or entertainment, shall be punished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars for each offence. Amended June 9, 1887, by adding at the end thereof the following - but nothing in this section shall be held to prohibit the manufacture and distribution of steam, gas or electricity for illuminating purposes, heat or motive power, nor the distribution of water for fire or domestic purposes, nor the use of the telegraph or telephone, nor the retail sale of drugs and medicines, nor articles ordered by the prescription of a physician, nor mechanical appliances used by physicians and surgeons, nor the letting horses and carriages, nor the letting of yachts and boats, nor the running of steam ferry-boats or established routes, of street railway cars, nor the preparation, printing and publishing of newspapers, nor the retail sale and delivery of milk, nor the transportation of milk, nor the making of butter and cheese, nor the keeping open of public bath houses, nor the making or selling by bakers or their employees of bread or other food usually dealt in by them before ten of the clock in the morning and between the hours of four of the clock and half past six of the clock in the evening. The above law will be enforced on and after Sunday, May 21, 1893 and those to whom it applies will govern themselves accordingly. HORACE BROUGHTON, chief of Police Marblehead, Mass. May 10, 1893 2. Boston, September 6, 1893 Town of Marblehead to F.H. & C.W.Wellington, Furniture & Piano Movers, Charlestown for Carte 3 m3n & Dory from tuckers Wharf to Hoopers Pond $2.50. Paid #537 Police Note Attached: Frank Glass dorwned in Hoopers Pond Sept. 5, 1893, this bill was contracted in trying to secure the body. Broughton, Chief 3. Marblehead June 1, 1893 Received from Horace Broughton, one dollar and a half/$1.50/ for scrubbing and cleaning in the station house. (signed MXX) Mae Rushworth Attached: June 5, 1893 Selectmen's Department to Horace Broughton, June 1st Scrubbing and cleaning the station house $1.50. Horace Broughton received payment #150 Police 4. Marblehead, Feb. 1,1893 board of Selectmen to Benjamin F. Martin, 2nd, Carpenter & Contractor Oct. 8- 5/9 day labor on Police Station Doors $1.65 Striker .25 - $1.90. Jan. 13 1 Prs Doors Gerry Hose House $25.15, 2 day labor hanging and priming door $5.00, 10 ft. pine .45, 1 Prs Hinges .l60 - $1.05, Screw & Bolt .44, 5 lbs Paint .65 - $1.09, 25 ft Robbin red $1.25, 81/2 ft. Shoe .85 - $2.10, Door bolt $2.75 - total $40.04. Payment #734 Police & Misc. 5. Marblehead, December 1, Marblehead, Town Lockup bought of John Cole, dealer in Wood, Coal & Hay - 1 Ton Burnside coal $6.25 - Getting in .40; - 1 Fllot Edging Lawes $1.25 - Getting in .16 - total $8.00. Payment #827 Police August 3, 1893 - 1 ton bornside Coal $6.25, Getting in .40 - 2 Feet Edging Lawes $2.50 - getting in .20 - total $9.35. Payment #446 Police 6. Marblehead, April 17 1893 Chief Police Broughton to Samuel T. Eustis, Barge & Hack Stable - March 3 Carrage Hire $1.00. Received Payment #98 Police 7. Marblehead, November 1893 Selctmens (Deliver to Police Station) Bought of R.A. Nichols - June 1, 1 Pulp Water Pail $.40, pkg. soap $.15 -- August 7, 1 4 pak Candles .$20 - toal $.75. Payment #695 Police 9. 1893 The Town of Marblehead to Wm. C. Gregory - July 6, Telephone to Lynn - .25, July 15, Telephone to Sheriff, Salem .25; Oct. 12, Telephone to Chief Mead, Danvers .30, 1894 Feb. 10 Telephone Lynn & Mess .40, Feb. 21 Telephone Marshall, Lynn .25, March 21 Telephone N.g. Holden, Salem .15 - total $1.60. Paid March 30,1894 #28 Police 10. Marblehead, town of Marblehead by chief of Police, Broughton to John O. Porter, Livery, boarding and Sale Stable - 1894 Jan. 19 - Use of team return of sleighs $1.00, Feb. 10, Use of team to Hamilton - $6.00, March 18, Use of team collins arrest $1.00 - total $8.00. Paid #28, Police 11. Marblehead, Oct. 16, 1893 Selectmen of Marblehead to T. Frank Stacey, Carpentering & Jobbing, Stock & Labor at Lockup Oct. 2 - 44 ft. from stock @4cents-$1.76, 65 ft. 1/4 molding .65, 4 lbs. nails .20, 6 days labor $1.50, Oct. 3 - 1/2 days labor $1.50, Oct.3 - 1 day labor $3.00, 3 cubboard catches .24,3 prs bolts .36 - Oct. 4 - 1 day labor $3.00, 10 ft. pine plank .80, 101 ft. pine matched $3.54, screws .38, 2 sash fast .20, teaming .25, 11/2 days labor $4.50, 12 doz. clothes hooks .38 - total $20.76. Payment #639 Misc. 12. Received of the town of Marblehead the sums against our respective names. Special Police on duty July 34d and 4th 1893: Peachey, Moses, Foster, Joseph F., Symonds, William B., Russell, Chandler, Knight, John N.C., White, Willard, Noyes, Charles P., Jordan, Walter, M., Kiernan, Francis, Wadden, John b., Hill, thomas T., Jooper, Joseph, Knight, William T., Hooper, William, Clothey, William H. 13. Following are Selectmen's Department Statements from February 1893 to December 1893 for Police Duty. Selectmen's Department to: January 2, 1893 Horace Broughton - December 12,19,23-1892, Jan 1, 1893 1 week as chief of Police @$13.80 - $55.20 Payment #644 Albert Chapman, Clinton foss, William T. Green - December 12,19,26, 1892, Jan2, 1893 - 1 week on Police @$11.50 - $46.00 Payment #645,646,647 February 1, 1893 Horace Broughton - My services as Chief of Police from January 2nd to January 30 four weeks @$13.80 per week $55.20 My services as Lock up Keeper from Aug. 1, 1892 to Feb. 1, 1893 six months $31.50 - total $86.70 Payment #715 Police Albert Chapman - My services as Police Officer from January 2, to January 30 - four weeks @$11.00 per week - $46.00. #716 William Green - same - $46.00 Payment #718 Clinton Foss - same - $46.00 Payment #717 February 27, 1893 Horace Broughton, Chief of Police - Feb. 6,13,20,27 1 weeks services !$13.80 - $55.20. Payment #799 Clinton Foss, albert Chapman, William T. Green - Feb. 6,13,20,27 - 1 week on Police duty @$11.50 - $46.00. Payment #800, 801,802. April 15, 1893 Robert P. Felton - Police duty from April 3, to April 14, 11 days @$2 - $22.00. Payment May 1, 1893 William Green, Albert Chapman - April 10,17.24, May 1 - 1 week on police @$14 - $56.00. Payment #94& 95 Clinton Foss - April 24, 10 days on police duty $20.00, May 1, 7 days on police duty $14. 00 - total $34.00. Payment #93 Horace Broughton - April 10,17,25, May 1 - 1 week as chief of Police @$14.38 - $57.52. Payment #92 May 3 Richard W. Adams, Special Police, Sunday April 16 & 30 Services as Police officer @$2.00 - $4.00 Payment #96 Willard White, Special Police Sunday April 23, services as Police Officer $2.00 Payment #97 June Horace Broughton May 8,15,22,29,June 5 - 1 week as chief of Police @$14.38 - $71.90 Payment #160 Albert Chapman. William T. Green, Clinton Foss - 1 233k on police May 8,15,22,29 June 5 - @$14.00 - $70.00. Payment #162,163,164 Joseph F. Foster May 27 & 30 - Services as Police Officer at Abbot Hall two evenings @$1.00 - $2.00 Payment #165 William Messervey May 28 Services as Police Officer on sunday May 28, one day at $2.00 per day $2.00 Payment #157 William b. Symonds June 1 Services as Polic Officer at Abbot Hall $1.00. Payment #168 Moses Peachy May 19,21,June 4 Services as Police Officer on Sunday three days @$2.00 per day - $6.00 Payment #161 Willard White May 7 Services as Police Officer on Sunday $2.00 & June 1, Service at Abbot Hall $1.00 - $3.00 Payment #163 July Horace Broughton Chief of Police - 1 week's. services June 12,19,16,July 3, @$14.38 - $57.52. Payment #247 Horace Broughton - Lockup fees Month of March $2.50, April 42.00, May $1.50, June $5.00 July $2.00 - $18.00 Payment #247 William T. Green, Clinton Foss, Albert Chapman - 1 week police duty June 12,19,26, July 3 @$14.00 - total $56.00. Payment #249,253,257 James Nicholson, June 11 Special Police duty one dat $2.00, for 18 days Police duty @$2.00 per day to July 3rd - $36.00 total $38.00 Payment #248 John Bartlett Special Police duty June 11 $2.00. 18 days Police duty @$2.00 to July 3rd $36.00 - $38.00 Payment #250 William L. Messervey Special Police duty June 11 $2.00. 18 days Police duty @$2.00 to July 3rd $36.00 - $38.00 Payment #252 William B. Symonds Special Police duty June 15,29 & 30 three nights at $1.00 per night - $3.00. Payment #285 Charles P. Noyes Special Police duty July 2nd on day $2.00 Payment #289 William T. Knight Special Police duty July 2nd on day $2.00 Payment #290 John H.L. Giles for 16 days duty as Police @$2.00 per day to July 3, 1893 - $32.00. Payment #254 Robert P. Felton - one day April 14 as Police $2.00, June 15,29,30 - $3.00, July 3rd & 4th $4.00 August John N.C. Knight Services of Police Officer on Sunday July 9th one day at $2.00 per day. Payment #348 Moses Peachey Services as Police Sunday July 30th one day $2.00. Payment #350 William H. Clothey Services as Police on Sunday July 9 & 23 @$2.00 per day - $4.00. Payment #347 Charles P. Noyes Services as Police sunday July 16 one day $2.00. Payment #349 Willard White Services as Police Sunday July 15 7 23, at $2.00 per day $4.00 - Payment #345 September Horace Broughton August 7,14,21,28, Sept. 4 - 1 week's services @$14.38 - total $71.90. Payment #432 John H. L. Giles, William T. Green, Albert Chapman, Clinton Foss, James Nicholson, William L. Messervey - 1 Week police duty August 7, 14,21,28, Sept. 4, @$14 - total $70.00. Payment #437,436,464, 465, 451 Lewis P. Gilley, Services as Police Officer Sunday Aug. 5,13,19,27 @$2.00 - $8.00. Payment #452 Moses Peachey - Services as Police Officer Sunday Aug. 13,19,27 three days at $2.00 - $6.00. Payment #463 October 2nd, John Bartlett for Police duty from Sept. 4, to Oct. 2, 30 days @two dollars a day $56.00. Payment #529 William T. GreenClinton Foss, Albert Chapman, John H.L. Giles, William L. Messervey - for 1 week police duty Sept. 11,18,25, Oct. 2 @$16.00 - $56.00. Payments #527, 526,525,531,528 Horace Broughton, Services as Lockup Keepter - Whole number of arrest from July 15 to Sept. 30th ending - twenty eight - July 16 & 25 - two (2), August Seventeen (17) Sept. Nine (9) - $14.00. Payment #524 Horace Broughton, 1 week as chief of Police Sept. 11,18,25,Oct. 2 - @$14.38 - $57.52 + Court fees $2.96 - $59.98. Payment #524 William B. Symonds - Services as Police Officer Aug. 31, AbbotHall 1/2 day $1.00; Sept. 21, Knight of Pythis Parade $2.00 - total $3.00. Payment #536 Willard White - Services as Police Officer on Sunday Sept. 24, thru Sept. 21st and Sunday Oct. 1st three days @$2.00 per day - $6.00. Payment #535 William H. Clothey - Sept. 2nd Services as Special Police Officer on Sundays Sept. 3 one day - $2.00. Payment #540 Joseph F. Foster Services as Police Officers Aygyst 31 at Abbot Hall Aug. 31st $1.00, Sept. 21 Knight of Phthias Parade $1.00 - total $2.00. Payment #539 Police Walter Jorden Sept. 21, Services as Police Officer Knight of Pythis Parade $2.00 - Payment #538 Police Moses Peachey - Sept. 3, 10, 17 Services as Special Police Officer on three Sundays @$2.00 p-er day - $6.00. Payment #534 Police Thomas Gilley - Services as Police Officer at the Cemetery Sept. 3rd,10th, 18th, 24th and Oct. 1st five days @$2.00 per day - $10.00. Payment #533 Police James Nicholson - Sept. 11,18,25,Oct.2 - 1 week police duty @$16/week - $56.00. Payment #530 Police Robert P. Felten - For service as Police Sept.3,10,17,21,24,Oct. 1st, - $12.00. Payment #532 Police Oct. 8, 1892 to Sweetland Bros. for use of Team conveying a man to the Police Station - $1.00. Payment #597 Police Approved Horace Broughton Oct. 30 - William Green, Clinton Foss, Albert Chapman Oct. 9, 16,23,30 - 1 week on Police @$14 per week - $56.00 Payments #607,608,609 Police Horace Broughton Chief of Police - 1 week's services Oct. 9,16,23,30 @$14.38/week - $57.52. Payment #606 November 1st Robert Felton - for services as Police Oct. 10,19,25,27,30 $10.00. Service @ Abbot Hall Oct. 10th & 26th - $3.00 - total $13.00 Payment #610 Police Walter Jorden - for services as Special Police Officer on Oct. 10th Temperance Parade one day @$2.00. Payment #620 John N.C. Knight - services as Police Officer Oct. 10th Temperance Parade one day at $2.00. Payment #618 James Nickerson - Services as Police Officer Oct. 10th Temperance Parade one day at $2.00 Payment #619 Benjamin Martin - Services at Police Officer Oct. 10th Temperance Parade one day $2.00. Payment #617 John H.L. Giles - Services as Police Officer on Oct. 10, and Sunday Oct. 29th two days $2.00 per day -0 $4.00. Payment #616. Willard White - Services as Police Officer Oct. 10 and Sunday Oct. 15 &22nd three days @$2.00 per day - $5.00. Payment #615 Moses Peachey- Services as Police Officer Oct. 20and Sunday Oct. 22nd two days @$2.00 per day - $4.00. Payment 611 William Symonds - Services as Police Officer Oct. 10th night & day at $2.00 per night & day $4.00. Oct. 25th Abbot Hall $1.00 - total $5.00. Payment #612 Richard W. Adams = Use of Team in conveying Patrich Kennedy who was dead drunk to the Lock up - $1.00. Payment #614 Richard W. Adams - Services as Special Police Officer Sunday Oct. 8th and Tuesday Oct. 10th at Temperance Parade - two days @$2.00 per day - $4.00. Payment #614 Joseph W. Foster - Services as Po9lice Officer Tuesday Oct. 10 Temperance Paradeand at Abbot Hall all night at $2.00 per night and day - $4.00. Oct. 26, Abbot Hall $1.00 - total $5.00. Payment #613 Benjamin r. Martin, Jr. Oct. 2nd Special Police on Nov. 2nd half day $1.00. Payment 695s December 1 & 4 R.P. Felton for duty at Abbot Hall Nov. 2,6,7,30 - $4.00. Payment #691 Joseph F. Foster Nov. 2,6,8,30 - Abbot Hall at $1.00 - $4.00. Payment #692 William P. Symonds - Nov. 2,6,8.30 - Abbot Hall at $1.00 - $4.00 Payment #593 Willard White - Nov 2nd Special Police half day $1.00. Payment #694 Clinton Foss, Albert Green WilliamL. Green, Nov. 4,11,18,25,Dec.4 - 1 week police duty @$14.00 - $70.00. Payment #687,688,689 John H.l. giles Nov. 5,10,18,25 Special Police Sunday Duty @$2.00 - $8.00. Payment #690 Horace Broughton Chief Of Police - Nov. 6, 13, 20,27, Dec. 4 -1 week's services @$14.38 total $71.90. Payment #686 |
Date |
1893 |
Catalog date |
2010-05-17 |
People |
Adams, Richard W. Bartlett, John Broughton Horace Chapman, Albert Clothey, William H. Cole, John Eustis, Samuel T. Foster, Joseph F. Giles, John H.L. Gilley, Lewis P. Glass, Frank Gregory, Wm. C. Hill,Thomas T. Hooper, Joseph, Hooper, William Jordan, Walter, M. Kiernan, Francis Knight, John N.C. Knight, William T. lGreen, William Martin, Benjamin F. Nichols, R.A. Nicholson, James Noyes, Charles P. Peachey, Moses Porter, John O. Rushworth, Mae Russell, Chandler Stacey, T. Frank Symonds, William B., Wadden, John B. White, Willard Foster, Joseph F. Jorden, Walter Adams, Richard W. Kennedy, Patrich |
Search Terms |
Old Town records |
Lexicon category |
10: Unclassifiable Artifacts |
Lexicon sub-category |
Need to Classify |
Collection |
Gosling Collection |
Condition |
Not Rated |