American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-18
CITY ORDINANCES.

CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ACT making appropriations defray the general ex
penses Of the Corporation for the year ending the thr
tieth of June, eighteen hundred and ifty-two.
Be enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the city Of Washington, That for
aying the general of the Corporation for the
year ending the thrtieh day Of june eighteen
and ftytwo, the following be and the same are
hereby appropriated payable out of the general fund,
| viz:
For compensation the Mayor, sixteen hundred dol
| lars.
For compensation to the Register twelve hundred dol
lars
For compensation to the first Clerk in the Mayor and
Registers offices, one thousand dollars
For compensation to the second Clerk in the Mayor
| and Registers offices, one thousand dollars.
For compensation to the Members Board Of AL
dermen or 80 much thereof as may be necessary four
For to the Members Of the Board of Com
mon Council or so much thereof as may be necessary,
For compensation to the Corporation Attorney one
| hundred dollars.
For compensation to the City Surveyor eight hundred
dollars
| For compensation to the Members of the Board of
| Health, one hundred and six dollars.
For compensation to the Secretary Of the Board of
| Health, one hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Sealer Of Weights and Mea-
| sures, one hundred and fifty dollars
For compensation to the Inspector OF Fire Apparatus
| one hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Inspector of Flour hun
dred dollars.
For compensation to the Inspector of Tobacco, one
For compensation to the Inspector of Sailed Provisions
| twenty-five dollars.
For compensation to the Secretary Of the Board Of AL
| dermen, three hundred dollars
For compensation the Secretary the Board of
| mon Council, three hundred dollars.
compensation to the Messenger Of the two Boards
| Of Council one hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Messenger in the Mayor
Registers Offices two hundred and seventyve dollars.
For compensation to the Commissioner of the First
Second Wards, five hundred dollars
For compensation to the Commissioner of the Third
4 and Fourth Wards FIVE hundred dollars
compensation to the Commissioner Of the Fifth and
sixth Wards, five hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Commissioner of the Seventh
Ward, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation to the Intendant Of the Asylum, five
| hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Physician the Asylum and
Smallpox Hospital, six hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Commissioners the Asylum
one hundred and fifty dollars each four hundred and fifty
dollars.
For compensation to the Secretary of the Board Of Com
mssioners Of the Asylum two hundred and twenty-five
dollars.
For compensation to the Chief Of Police, five hundred
dollars.
For compensation to fifteen Police Constables five hun
dred dollars each, thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation to the Police Magistrates of the First
Second, Third, Fifth SIXTH and Seventh Wards three
hundred and fifty dollars each two thousand hun
dred dollars.
compensation to the Police Magistrate Fourth
| Ward, five hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Clerk Of the Centre Market
| four hundred and sixteen dollars
For compensation to the Assistant Clerk in the Centre
| Market, one hundred and ffty-six dollars.
For compensation to the Clerks of the Eastern West
ern, and Northern Markets. two hundred dollars each
six hundred dollars
For compensation to the Assessors, in each Ward
one hundred dollars each, hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Commissioner of the Eastern
section of the Canal, two hundred dollars.
For compensation to the Commissioner OF the western
section of the Canal FIVE hundred dollars
For defayng the expenses Of the next general election
| 6fty-two dollars and fifty cents.
For defrayng the expenses of the Asylum and Work
house. to be expended under the direction Commits
soners of the Asylum: IroUided That part therco
shall be applied to the payment Of any salary or e1tr
is provided for by law, three thousand five hundre
dollars
For the support Of INDECENT lunatics to be expende,
under the direction of the Commissioners of the Asylum
two hundred and seventy-fve dollars
For the burial OF the outdoor poor, and for no ohe
purpose, two hundred dollars.
For whitewashing and contingent expenses Of the Cen
tire Market, three hundred dollars.
For cleaning the Centre Markethouses and grounds
five hundred and twenty dollars.
For whitewashing and cleaning the Eastern, Western
and Northern Markethouses and grounds, one hundre
dollars each, three hundred dollars.
For publishing the laws and advertisements Of tn
Corporation in the National Intelgencer and for tw
copies of the daily paper, hundred and twenty
lars.
For publishing the laws and advertisements of the Co,
poration In the Washington News and for copy
that paper furnished the Mayors Office hundred do
, lars.
For publishing the laws and advertisements of the Coz
poraton in the American Telegraph including dali
paper furnished the Mayors Office, hundred dollar
Corporation, including books stationery printing, fe
and lights for the Mayors Registers, and Collector
ofhces, seventeen hundred dolars Prored No expend
ure on account Of this appropriation shall be made
cept under the direction and approval of the Mayor
For defrayDg the current contingent expenses of tn
Board OF Aldermen and Board OF Common Council II
Guiding stationery, printing, fuel and lights, two hui
dred and fifty dollars.
a For the extrpation Of thistes, hundred and hI
dollars
For the contingent expenses Of the City Hail. hu,
= dred dollars
For the hire Of seven bulls TO run at large on the con
mons in this city, one hundred and forty dollars.
judicial expenses attorneys fees and for transcript
of deeds left for record in the Office Of the clerk Of Was
, | inQton county, three hundred dollars
For defrayng the expense Of publishing the list Of
n censes and fines, one hundred dollars.
, | N. CALLAN,
President pro TEN. Of The Board Of Common C6unca
d. b. FRENCH,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen.
= Approved, August IA, 1881.
WALTER LENox, Mayor.
Il AN ACT making appropriations for the casual repairs
Streets avenues bridges and culverts, and for the
W moval of nuisances.
. Be IL enacted de-, That the several sums OF mons
herein specified be and the hereby appropriate
casual repairs Of streets bridges culver
and footways and for the removal OF nuisanoes, Viz
Z. For the First Ward, FIVE hundred dollars.
For the Second Ward, FIVE hundred dollars
} For the Third Ward, four hundred dollars.
| For the Fourth Ward, five hundred dollars.
For the Fifth Ward, three hundred dollars.
For the Sixth Ward, three hundred dollars.
For the Seventh Ward, three hundred and fifty dolla
N thereof maj be necessary. which