Mayor’s message and reports of the city officers . New Inlets, etc., and Inlets Reconstructed 64 Constructing New Inlets for Commissioners for Opening Streets. 64 Work Done for Paving Commission 65 Work Done for Health Department 65 Work Done for Corporations and Others 65 Statement—Mileage of Storm-water Sewers 66 Statement—Total Number of New Inlets Constructed, etc 66 Recapitulation 67 Statement of Total Expenditures for the Year 68 Machinery in Charge of Sewer Division on Hand 69 88 REPORT OE THE CITY ENGINEER, 19II. of Frank H. Beall, Chief Inspector 71-75 Report of Joseph B.
Mayor’s message and reports of the city officers . New Inlets, etc., and Inlets Reconstructed 64 Constructing New Inlets for Commissioners for Opening Streets. 64 Work Done for Paving Commission 65 Work Done for Health Department 65 Work Done for Corporations and Others 65 Statement—Mileage of Storm-water Sewers 66 Statement—Total Number of New Inlets Constructed, etc 66 Recapitulation 67 Statement of Total Expenditures for the Year 68 Machinery in Charge of Sewer Division on Hand 69 88 REPORT OE THE CITY ENGINEER, 19II. of Frank H. Beall, Chief Inspector 71-75 Report of Joseph B. Maguire, Chief Inspector of Footways jj General Information 79 Footway Repairs 79 Footway Drainage 80 Footway Notices 80 Footway Repairs 80 Paving in Front of City Property 81 Private Paving and Inspection 82 Paving Twenty-fourth Street 82 Paving Edmondson Avenue 82 Burnt District 83 Footway Inspectors Report 83 Footway Inspectors 84 REPORT OF THE CITY LIBRARIAN TO THE Mayor and City Council of Baltimore FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1911. BALTIMORE MEYER & THALIIEIMER PUBLIC PRINTER IQI2 City Librarians Report. Bai/fimore, December 31, [grr. To I he Mayor and City City Council of Baltimore. The volume of work done by the City Library during 1911was greater than that of any previous year. The wholeperiod was filled with activity and the small library forcewas almost daily compelled to work overtime. It may be interesting here to note that approximately 12,000orders for supplies were received from various departmentsduring the year, and were accordingly filled. The detail worknecessary to the proper conduct of the purchasing feature ofthis Department is extensive, but is so systematized that themachinery runs very smoothly. It is a matter worthy of note, too, that though hundredsof bills, representing thousands of purchases, were sent to theComptroller, not even a minor error was discovered. It isnot to be inferred from this statement that errors are expectedor that the
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