Mayor’s message and reports of the city officers . 349 27 Hollins Market 166 03 Lexington Market 1 1,810 29 Lafayette Market 7 37 Northeast Market 626 06 Richmond Market 1,158 45 Northwestern Police Station 1,186 48 Northeastern Police Station 989 74 Central Police Station 962 84 Patrol Station 128 01 Northern Police Station 1,3/6 94 Southwestern Police Station i,/io 59 Eastern Police Station 629 29 Western Police Station 2,429 95 Southern Police Station 623 08 Pratt Street Stable 1,411 76 Granby Street Stable 30 14 City 1 [all 6,946 70 City Hall Annex No. 1 1,477 °7 City Hall Annex No. 2 834
Mayor’s message and reports of the city officers . 349 27 Hollins Market 166 03 Lexington Market 1 1,810 29 Lafayette Market 7 37 Northeast Market 626 06 Richmond Market 1,158 45 Northwestern Police Station 1,186 48 Northeastern Police Station 989 74 Central Police Station 962 84 Patrol Station 128 01 Northern Police Station 1,3/6 94 Southwestern Police Station i,/io 59 Eastern Police Station 629 29 Western Police Station 2,429 95 Southern Police Station 623 08 Pratt Street Stable 1,411 76 Granby Street Stable 30 14 City 1 [all 6,946 70 City Hall Annex No. 1 1,477 °7 City Hall Annex No. 2 834 So City Jail 1,910 59 Court House 7,085 72 Quarantine 22 35 Bay View Asylum 4,662 35 City Morgue 257 87 Patapsco Storage Company 10,320 29 Vault (Health Department) 1,852 92 Bay View Asylum (porches, mangles, etc.) 1,204 69 $201,037 73 Respectfully submitted. CLARENCE E. STUBBS, Inspector of Buildings. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Department of Legislative Reference TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1911. BALTIMORE MEYER & THALHEIMER PUBLIC PRINTER I9T2 REPORT Baltimore, January 2, the Honorable the Mayor and City Council of : I submit herewith the annual report of the Department ofLegislative Reference for the year ending December 31, 1911. The year 1911 has shown very gratifying evidence of thegrowing utility of this department. In most cases, the depart-ment has been able to comply promptly with requests for infor-mation ; and in cases where the information was not on file,steps were taken to secure it at once. The nature of the func-tions of the department make it necessary to be continuallycollecting information on important subjects, with especial ref-erence to municipal questions and questions which are likelyto be considered by the city or State. After the November election, letters were sent to the mem-bers of the Legislature, calling attention to the work of thedepartment and offering its services
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