Mayor’s message and reports of the city officers . ,435,441 00 LO REPORT COLLECTOR OF WATER RENTS AND LICENSES. STATEMENT from General Licenses for the Year 1911. One-horse wagons $20,672 50 Two-horse wagons 16,156 00 Three-horse wagons 1,195 50 Four-horse wagons 428 00 Six-horse wagons 126 00 Cabs 86 25 Hacks 483 75 Package carts 830 50 #39,978 50 Coal oil 1,881 00 Theatrical permits and licenses 7,577 90 Telephone and telegraph poles 18,668 00 Cars 4,384 30 Sc( iws 724 50 Billiard tables $237 50 Pool tables • 8,837 50 Bagatelle tables 565 00 9,640 00 Bowling alleys 1,512 50 Pawnbr
Mayor’s message and reports of the city officers . ,435,441 00 LO REPORT COLLECTOR OF WATER RENTS AND LICENSES. STATEMENT from General Licenses for the Year 1911. One-horse wagons $20,672 50 Two-horse wagons 16,156 00 Three-horse wagons 1,195 50 Four-horse wagons 428 00 Six-horse wagons 126 00 Cabs 86 25 Hacks 483 75 Package carts 830 50 #39,978 50 Coal oil 1,881 00 Theatrical permits and licenses 7,577 90 Telephone and telegraph poles 18,668 00 Cars 4,384 30 Sc( iws 724 50 Billiard tables $237 50 Pool tables • 8,837 50 Bagatelle tables 565 00 9,640 00 Bowling alleys 1,512 50 Pawnbrokers 1,700 33 O. E. A. licenses 358 85 Bacon 1,200 00 Sausage and pudding 45 00 Merchandise (women) 20 00 Fruit 50 00 Numbers replaced 118 00 Gasoline stoves 167 50 Cut flowers 86 25 Employment agencies 51 g 75 Dog licenses , 25,958 25 5114,589 63 Deposited with the City Register 114 589 63 FIFTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE c ommissioners forO pening streets TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31. 1911. BALTIMORE MEYER & THALHEIMER PUBLIC PRINTER 1912 REPORT office of the Commissioners for Opening Streets, City Hall, Baltimore, December 3L rgn. To the Honorable, the Mayor of Baltimore, and the Members of the City Council. Gentlemen : We respectfully submit herewith the report of tbe opera-tions of this Department for the year ending December 31,H)i 1. The Commissioners for ()pening Streets, during- the pastyear, made their final returns on twelve streets having a totallength of 16,975 feet, and at a cost of $205, The most important of these is Thirty-third street, openedfrom the I lillen road to Charles street. This street opens upan enormous territory for development. It is laid out 120 feetwide, and is over 8,000 feet in length. It will have plantingspaces provided, and will be built partly by the Park street is one of the connecting links in the greatpark scheme, giving a fine boulevard between Clifton
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