. City Documents . ;making the total number of lights in the city two hundredand ninety-four. Some of the fluid lanterns are now nearlv worn out, butwith this trilling exception the lamps are in a much bettercondition than at the commencement of the year. Without making any suggestions in reference to thefuture. I have thought best to simply exhibit as above thechancres and additions made during the year, and the eondi-tion of the lamps at the present time. By the new Ordinances, which went into effect on the1st. of November. 1863, the office of Superintendent ofStreet Lamps was abolished, and
. City Documents . ;making the total number of lights in the city two hundredand ninety-four. Some of the fluid lanterns are now nearlv worn out, butwith this trilling exception the lamps are in a much bettercondition than at the commencement of the year. Without making any suggestions in reference to thefuture. I have thought best to simply exhibit as above thechancres and additions made during the year, and the eondi-tion of the lamps at the present time. By the new Ordinances, which went into effect on the1st. of November. 1863, the office of Superintendent ofStreet Lamps was abolished, and the duties of that officerwere assigned to the Superintendent of Streets ; but, by 6 the request, and under the direction, of the Committee onLighting, I continued to have the care of the lamps, andhave therefore made my report, covering the whole year —showing the doings as though no change had been made. All of which is respectfully submitted. ARTHUR McALOON, Supt of Street Lamps. CITT DOCUMENT. CITY OF LOWELL. ANNUAL EEPOET ;• SUPEMNTKNDBNT OF ITBLIC BUILDINGS, FOB THE YEAB 186a CITY OF LO WELL. In Common Council, January 26, and sent up. GEORGE GARDNER, C. C. C. In Board of Aldermen, January 26, and read. J. H. Mc ALVIN, City Clerk. CITY OF LOWELL. TO THE CITY COUNCIL: Gentlemen,— Agreeably to an ordinance requiring the Superin-tendent of Public Buildings to report annually, in the monthof January, to the City Council, the condition of the publicbuildings, the expenditures thereon, and the nature of suchexpenditures, I herewith submit the following Report: Public Buildings. The whole amount appropriated for the repairs of PublicBuildings, was $2,298 76. Amount expended, 1,087 83. Huntington Hall. Of the amount expended on thisbuilding, the greater part was for carpeting the aisles of thehall; the remainder was for incidental expenses, the amountbeing $291 70. Government Building. The amount expended on thisbuilding was $627 90; the most of thi
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