[city Documents, 1847-1867] 1854- No.5
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3. The said Commissioner, under the control and direction of the Mayor and Aldermen, shall have the care and superintendence of the city stables, horses, carts, vehi- cles, tools, implements, and other property of the city be- longing to or attached to this department, and shall see that the same are kept in good order and condition, and shall make all necessary arrangements for cleaning the streets and disposing of manure and house dirt.
Sect. 4. The said Commissioner shall keep an exact ac- c...ount of the receipts and expenditures in his department, with the names of all persons who have furnished materi- als, and of all workmen, and the amount due to each indi- vidual, and shall lay the same before the Mayor and Al- dermen for their examination and allowance, at least once in each month, and at such other times as the said Mayor and Aldermen may direct. And he shall, on or before the last Monday in January, annually, make and render to the City Council a report, containing a general statement of the expenses of his department, during the preceding year, and specifying as near as may be the amounts expended upon different streets, for sidewalks, number of feet of edge stones laid, number of yards of paving and cost of same, and such other information as he may consider desirable, together with a schedule in detail of the property under his charge belonging to the city.
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3. The said Commissioner, under the control and direction of the Mayor and Aldermen, shall have the care and superintendence of the city stables, horses, carts, vehi- cles, tools, implements, and other property of the city be- longing to or attached to this department, and shall see that the same are kept in good order and condition, and shall make all necessary arrangements for cleaning the streets and disposing of manure and house dirt.
Sect. 4. The said Commissioner shall keep an exact ac- c...ount of the receipts and expenditures in his department, with the names of all persons who have furnished materi- als, and of all workmen, and the amount due to each indi- vidual, and shall lay the same before the Mayor and Al- dermen for their examination and allowance, at least once in each month, and at such other times as the said Mayor and Aldermen may direct. And he shall, on or before the last Monday in January, annually, make and render to the City Council a report, containing a general statement of the expenses of his department, during the preceding year, and specifying as near as may be the amounts expended upon different streets, for sidewalks, number of feet of edge stones laid, number of yards of paving and cost of same, and such other information as he may consider desirable, together with a schedule in detail of the property under his charge belonging to the city.
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