Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-05

ESTIMATED couectlon, ~ per
cent, on ,S34,77U 54 u .Ub7 ,olb %
From personal tax at $50. 10000 90
Estimated collection, so per cent on
Estimated receipts from arrears gene '0
raj taxes prior to 1881 10000 90
raj taxes 1881 ...:............e.... $4,000 90
sonal taxes ..................... $500 90
Estimated receipts from licenses. $4,000 co
Estimated receipts from markets.. 5000 co
Estimated receipts from fines in police
Estimated receipts from building per-
Estimated receipts from rent Of ''' W
WharveS, hay scales, &c............. 2,400 co
Estimated receipts from certificates OF
Estimated receipts from dog tax. 3,OOO 90
Estimated receipts from marshal fees,
Estimated excess of collections over es w
timated receipts for the years 1881
and 1882. on hand July /, 1882. .. $1,000 90
$1,7s,s16 4s
The total amount recommended to be appropri-
ated for the District for the next fiscal year the
Dill submitted. and Of which the general govern
water department s., .79s; Os: which amount is
appropriated by the law approved March 3. 1881.
for the present fiscal year was q, 1913 O17.43 The
estimated expense OF the water department is
Tor the first time included in the book Of esti-
mates This branch Of the District government Is
held not to be embraced In the law recurring the
general government to pay one-half OF the Dis
trlct expenses The amount appropriated for the
water department is the total sum OF the estimated
receipts OF the department, amounting to
The District Appropriation Bill.
BILL making appropriations to provide for the
expenses OF the government Of the District Of
Columbia for the fiscal year ending June
3Wa, 1883. and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate ana House OF Repre-
sentattres or the United States Of America IN Con-
sums named, respectively is hereby appropriated,
out of any money In the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, and the other half out OF the reve-
nues OF the District OF Columbia, for the purposes
following, being the estimated expenses OF the
government OF the District Of Columbia for the
fiscal year ending June Goth, 1883, namely:
FOR IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS, AND FOR CARE
AND REPAIR OF BRIDGES.
For repairs 10 concrete pavementS, $4,000: for
repairs to McAdam roadways, $500; for materials
for permit work, so goo; for continuation OF sur
yeys of the District OF Columbia with reference to
the extension OF various avenues to the District
line. O0; for Boundary street ntercepting sewer
$4,000; for northwestern Intervening sewer
$4,000; for lateral sewers, $4,000; for work on
sundry avenues and streets, and replacement of
payements on streets named On page 265 Of the
book OF estimates for 1888, in appendices and I
annexed to Che estimates OF the Commissioners uf
the District fOr 1883 (being schedules OF streets re-
curing immediate attentionJ 100000; in all.
So35 COO And the accounting officers or the Treas.
uly are authorized to credit the Commissioners Of
the District with the amounts expended for the
replacement OF wooden paVementS under con-
tracts duly reported TO Congress in the reports Of
1879.
For widening. grading and improving 18th street
! extended as proposed: PfOrided, That the owners
or property adjacent to said street, benefited
thereby. vii! donate the land necessary to widen
the street, $1,000.
Chain bridges, $1,000; for constructing bridge over
James Creek canal at street south, and for re-
pairing and maintaining bridges under the control
OF the Commissioners OF the District of Columbia
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For enoineerlng, maintenance and general re-
FOR MAINTAINING INSTITUTIONS OF CHARITY RE-
FORMATORIES AND PRISONS.
and intendant, 1890; one matron, $500; one Wis
iting physician. 81 200; one resident physician
$50; one engineer, $500; one assistant engineer,
500: one overseer, $500; one clerk, $780, one baker
$40; five Overseers, at $500 each; one watchman
$500; three watchmen, at $40 each; one black
smith. s129: one hOstler, SEQ; one cook $40: two
cooks, at $50 each; five nurses, at $50 each: and
for contingent expenses, including improvements.
repairs, provisions, incl. forage, lumber, shoes,
cellaneous items, s35, GOO; in all. $500
For the completion OF the new workhouse at the
washington Asylum, Including plaStering OF the
interior walls not heretofore Contemplated, ST.
For the georgetown almhouse: For support OF
For support Of inl,gent insane of the District Of
Columbia in the government hospital for the in
sane ID SAID District as provided IN sections 1914
and 1850 OF The Revised Statutes, SsS,2o
For transportation OF paupers and conveying
prisoners TO the work-house, S. COO
For reform school: For one superintendent,
81 ,JOO assistant superintendent 81 COO; four teach
ers at $3.50 each: matron OF school, 5000; one ma
iron OF family, $50: one matron OF family &l44:
1armer $40; superintendent OF chair shop, $3.50:
shoemaker $780, baker, $500; engineer $500; tailor
$50; seamStress, $144 dining-room servant $l44:
chamosrmaid, VA; laundresS, Sl4: florist. $40
$1,000 s''' 'A''' ""'enheh' al s''0 each; In all
For subsistence: For groceries, 5000; for flour.
5000; Tor meat, 5000: for dry goods, Sc CO., for
Leather.
hardware, table and wooden ware, s55i; for furni-
ture, S6O0 for farm implements and seed, 600; for
harness and repairs to same, $500; for Fertilizers
500; for st itionery and books $s0o for plumbing
painting and glazing. $500: for medicine and med-
cal attention. ss0o for miscellaneous expenditures,
), LOT n tss purchase Of tive new boilers and
chase q stock. $500; for fencing. $500; in al,
For the relief OF the poor SIS COO OF which g eoo
shall be expended for the ef the Central Dis
pensary ana Emergency Hospital, In equal monthly
coed i've physicians TO the poor shall be at the
rate OF not exceeding $50 per month each.
n,a H on for Womea Ssa =, .ne C0um
Si5oO6 Aa''ul1'
For the womens Christian Association. 5000.
For the National Association fer Coiored Women
For the Chlidrens' Hospital 5000
For St Ann's Infant Asylum, 5000
For tho Industrial Home School. &S.004
For the erection Of building on the grounds re-
Gently purchased by the German Protestant Orrfan
Asylum Association Of the District OF Columbia,
Commissoaess Of tho District e cSaunSn are i res
an the INSTITUTIONS Of CLARITY herein anoronr =
ated for. and shall require report of the receipts
and expenditures 70 be made TO them, TO be trans
nittcds with their annaul report, TO Congress
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