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MAYOR'S ANNUAL REPORT. 131The excess in paving streets is only apparent, aswith the amounts paid by the property owners andthe amount of material on hand there will be a balanceto its credit.Bills were turned over to the City Treasurer for collectionfrom this office during the year 1901 as follows:Streets and Lanes, 704.67; Paving Streets^$451.34; Scavenger, $228.09; Public Buildings, $6.17;Harbor and Wharves, $1,00; City House Drainage,$82.94; Storm Sewers, $15.00; Sidewalks, $10,805.99.This amount for sidewalks, with amount of materialon hand and work partially completed, will morethan make up for the total amount of $12,969.15 expended.Streets and Lanes Department.The additions to the p'aveil streets of the city duringthe past year amounted to 8,680 lineal feet, or1.58-100 miles, as follows:Jefferson, 3,700; Thirty-eighth, 1,000; St. Julian,380; Indian, 1,700; Water, 400; Harris, 500; Farm,700, and Williamson, 300 feet. There are in the citylimits 98 76-100 miles of streets and 20 miles oflanes, of which 28.49 miles are paved. The increasein the superficial area of such paved thoroughfaresin 1901 was 38,812 square yards, making a total atpresent of 601,058 square yards, divided as follows:STRFET MATFRIAT SQUARE YDS.BTREET. MATERIAL. SURFACE.Broughton...................Asphalt ....................... 17,950Bryan .........................Asphalt....... ....... ........... 619Bull................ ...........Asphalt ............. ......... 23,831Congress.... ... ............Asphalt.................. .... .. 6,539Drayton ........ . .... . ....Asphalt...... ........ .... .... 22,522