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

5000 eaeh and the provision in section Of act
FOR permanent form OF government for the Dis
Of s o sas
rom Civil lite shall have been actual residents Of
the District OF Columbia for three years next be-
period claimed residence nowhere else be, and the
same Is hereby, SO amended that only one OF said
dent OF the District of Columbia; one Engineer
commissioner. ,160.11 ito make salary g, eco; one
secretary 100; one clerk, SEQ; one clerk, g, 400;
driver, $3.50; for contingent expenses, Including
printing, books, stationery, and miscellaneous
Items, $1,000; in all, 81 ,24011.
For auditor and comptrollerss office: For one
auditor and comptroller, 5000; one bookkeeper,
so0 one clerk 600; three clerks at 8 400 each
mlseellaneous items, $500; In all. sla,soo ~
assistant assessor 81 800; one clerk, $500; one
clerk 9 400; two clerks, at 8 200 each So 4OO
CLERK 1900; one inspector OF licenses. 81 200; one
assistant inspector OF licenses, $500; one meSsen
ger, S6O0 for contingent expenses, including print
Ing books, stationery, fare detection OF frauds
on tne revenue, and miscellaneous items, $1,0OO;
For collectors office: For one collector. a. 900;
one cashier, 81, 800; one bookkeeper, 81 800; one
Clerk 81. 4UO: one special assessment clerk 81, 400;
Temporary clerks, 81 200: one messenger $780, for
contingent expenses, including printing, books,
81 =, car fare and miscellaneous items
For slnkihg-fund office: For two clerks at 81 200
eacn; Tor contingent expenses, including books,
81 .a printing and miscellaneous ITEMS $685.
For coroners ONCE: For one coroner, q 800; for
tionery, books, blanks, removal Of deceased per-
sons maklng autopsies, and holding inQuests, $7Oo;
For attorneys ONCE: For one attorney, 81. 600;
one assistant attorney, $500; one special as
messenger, slsa for rent Of office, $500: for con-
tlngent expenses, including books, stationery,
printing, and miscellaneous items, $500; in all,
For inspector Of buildings ONCE: For one in
Spector. 81 400; one inspector and draughtsman,
200; one assistant inspector, 81 600; one inspec-
tor OF plumbing, $500; one messenger, $3.50; for
contingent expenses, including books, stationery,
repairs to wagon, and miscellaneous items, $780, In
For division Of streets, alleys. and county roads
ONCE: One & ooo one clerk $500;
$500 p'' '''' - '''>''' '' WV '"'''' ~ dill
For inspector of gas and meters office: For one
| all. s., 600.
For harbor-master at Georgetown, $50
For sealer OF weights and measures, $50
For engineers ofice For one chief clerk, 81. SEQ:
one clerk 81 60 one clerk. 81 AGO. one clerk s., AGO
Two clerks, at $500 each; one computing engineer,
leveler, s., 400: one draughtsman, 81 ECO; three
rod-men, at $3.50 each; three ax-men at $3.50 each
so Of asphalt oo one
ger, $500; three messengers at $3.50 each; for tenn
porary writers and draughtsmen, 1900: for one
X,
clerk, $40; one Waterman, $40; two watchmen,
at 81 so per day. 095; four aborers at $3.50 each,
saSe one ]anltor $sO; rent OF property yards,
$3U; and for contingent expenses, including
books stationery and miscellaneous items, 81, SEQ;
IN all, s42 ,665: I'orided, That overseers or in
SpectOrS required in connection with sewer or
street work done under contracts authorized by
appropriations shall be paid out OF the sum apprO-
priated for the works
For fuel, Ice, gas repairs, insurance and general
miscellaneous expenses of District offices, $500.
FOR STREETS.
For sweeping, cleaning and sprinkllng streets
and avenues, $50, OCO; cleaning alleys $500; for
current work OF repairs OF streets. avenues and
alleys, s25, 900; current repairs to county roads,
s25 900; cleaning and repairing lateral sewers and
sioners are authorized to extend and improve the
intersection between Vermont avenue and 18th
street northwest south about 100 feet to the line OF
the lots owned by private parties.
For the parking commission: For one superin-
tendent, 81 200; one assistant superintendent 500;
contingent expenses including laborers, cart hire,
and care of trees, embarrassing, care OF parks and
miscellaneous items, $ls, OOo In all, $4,000
and lighting, repairing and cleaning and ex-
tnguishing lamps on streets and alleys, $1OS 25O
and hereafter all railroad companies using
engines propelled by steam shall provide for the
| lighting OF the streets, avenues, alleys and
grounds through which their tracks may be laid,
| under the direction and control of the Commits,
sioners: purchase and erection Of new lamps and
posts, $500; one superintendent, $500; repairs to
pumps IS coo; cleaning tidal sewers 5000: in all,
annum for each street-lamp shall be paid for gas,
lighting, extinguishing, repairing and cleaning
under any expenditure provided for In this act;
and In case contract cannot be made at that
| rate the Commissioners of the District OF Column
6ia are hereby authorized to substitute other
Illuminating material, and to use so much OF the
sum hereby appropriated as may be necessary for
that purpose: IrOrided further, That the COM
missiOners of the District of Columbia shall not
be authorized to make any contract for gas or
other illuminating material in accordance with
nne pdovisons OF this paragraph, for any longer
FOR METROPOLITAN POLICE
For one major and superintendent, &261O; one
captain, lSo0; one property clerk, $3.50; one
detectives, at 81 $40 each; ten eutenants at 200
eacn; twenty SergeantS, at 81, 40 each seven act
ing sergeants, at 81 ego each; seventy-three pri-
twenty privates class tw0 at 81 O8O each; sixteen
Sta eon-keepers at 1915 each; eight laborers, at
sSn; one major and superintendent mounted,
s360; one captain, mounted, $40; fifty lieutenants
s sH ar and gslUatss mounted at $40 each
$500; rent of police statonhouses and police head
quarters $500 for fuel 81 5OO repairs to station
penses, including stationery, books telegrarJhing
photographs, printing and binding, gas, ice, wash
ing, meals for prisoners, furnitureand repairs to
same, ponce equipments, and repairs to same beds
and bed clothing, insignia Of Office horse, harness
and forage repairs to van, and detection OF crime
$1,000; in all $a0O,216
FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
missioner and secretary, s4OO; one chief engineer.
1,o0O; one assistant engineer S14OO; eight fore.
men, at 81 900 each; six engineers, at 81 90 each
six firemep, at $500 each: two tillermen, at $500
each; eight hostlers, at $500 each; ffty-four pr-
Yates, at S72O each; three watchmen at $72O each:
one veterinary surgeon, $500; repairs to engine,
houses, 500 for fuel, $500; purchase of horses
$2OO forage, s. 600; hose s. 500; repairs to appa.
shoeing, furniture, washing, Oil, medical and
STA 6le supplies, harness. backsmithing. labor
Telegraph and telephone service: For one gen.
eral superintendent. 81 &c., three electricians at
81 eco each three telephone operators $72O each
two repair men, at $40 each; one Iaborer, $500:
general supplies and repairs OF batteries S. 900:
purchase OF new poles, wire insulators call-boxes
nre alarm boxes, switch boards, annunciatOrs
lightning arresters, push-buttons, making new
connections. and REPAIRS $780, rent OF telephones
500; in all, $13, zoo
COURTS.