Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06

tectiyes at 1890 each: ten neutenants, at 81, eoG
acting sergeants, at 81 ESQ each: seventy-three
priVateS, class one. at $500 each: hundred and
twenty Privates class two, at 81 ESQ each; sixteen
:42O each; one messenger. 500; one messenger,
900; one major aud superintendent, mounted
s2f0; one captain, mounted $40: fifteen sergeants
ana pr1vates, mounted, at $40 each; one driver OF
/ police van, $780, one ambulance driver, $500: one
assistant to driver $780, rent OF sixth and seventh
precinct statfon-houses. sub-statOn at Uniontown,
ana police headquarters, 81 go: for fuel 81 500;
palIs 10 station.houses, 1920; miscellaneous and
contingent expenses, including stationery, books,
teiesraphing, photographs, printing and binding,
gas Ice, washing. meals for prisoners furniture
na,,9 lt tp 70 same, police equipments ana re-
ONCE, horses, harness. and forage, repairs to van
and ambulance. and expenses Incurred in pre-
vention and detection OF crime, $4,000; In all,
1928, 40.
FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
For one chief engineer, 81 800; one assistant en-
ginner, 81 400; one clerk, $780, eight foremen. at
sl.UO each; six engineers, at 81, 900 each six fire.
men, at 500 each; TWO tllermen at $500 each; eight
each; fftyfOurprivates, 500 each
Tree Watchmen. at $40 each; one veterinary sur
geon, $50: renairs to engine-hOuSes. s, coo; for
~, $4,000; purchase OF horses, $4,000; forage
$500; hOse, S200O; repairs to apparatus, $1,000;
exchanging one Amoskeag engine. s., 900; contin-
gent expenses, Including horseshoeinr, furniture,
washing. oil. medical and stable supplies. har-
mss, black naithnc. labor gas, and miscellaneous
Items, $1,000; In ali, s93,5G0.
eral superintendent, $3.50; one electrician, at
sl,2cO: two telegraph operators. ut 81 .000 each;
three teephona operators. at $500 each; two repair
m9n, at ss2D each: one lahorer. 800; general sup
plies, repairs and battery. inclul,ng battery sup
Piles telephone RENTAL wire and fnsulators, brack-
cts and pins. gas and fuel. record books and sta
tiNnery, washing. blacksrnith'nr, forage. extra
labor and the purchase OF new implements and
tools, $4,000; in all, sI24il
COURTS
For the Police Court: For one Judge, $4,000; one
ono nr,utv ole =
at 81 per day each; one messenger 5000; one door
Keeper $780, United States ynarSiial's fees 81 400;
contingent expenses, in1luling compensation OF
Justice or the peace acting as judge of the Police
expenses, books. st tiOnery. fuel leo, gas witness
fees ana mis- celianeous Items, s2,aO); in all
Sl541S.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
For salaries OF superintendent, teachers and
janitors secretary of the board and clerks, in
Guiding additional teachers and increase OF teach
erS pay by continuous service, rents. REPAIRS fuel,
furniture books, stationery, new school buildings,
funiture for new school buildings, and miScelll-
Moons itn11s. 1921. 425. namely:
For officers: For one Superintendent, at $1,000:
one Superintendent, at 90 $50: one secretary at
$50; one clerk TO committee on accounts at 900;
on clerk TO SUPERINTENDENT at $500: one clerk, at
500: IN all, 5000.
For teachers: For 5aj teachers, to be employed
at rate or compensation not to exceed the rate
provided by the present schedule OF salaries. and
ut an average salary not to exceed 1855 s349125
For foreman ianttOrs and care Of the several
school buildings: For one foreman and his assist
ant S. 300; for care OF the hiyh-School building,
S1.1O: OF the jefferson building. s1.eo0; or the
Franklin building. 81 eco; OF the Force, Seaton,
Henry. Webster. Gales, Peabody, Wallach, Gar
each; of the Lincoln, Abbott, Miner and Stevens
buildings, at $500 each; OF the John F. Cook ami
Randall buildings. at 500 each; OF the Riggs AMI
Curtis buildings, $500 each: OF the Cranch, Amdon
and Bannaker buildings, $500 each: for one jantor
and messenger to the board and superintendent,
$500: for care of smaller buildings ana rented
q nor nnIHro for
the care or each school room, 5000 in ALL s2 800:
PTouded. That tn janitOrS Of the principal school
90 all minor repairs to buildings and furniture.
glazing, fixing seats and desks, and take care of
the heating apparatus, and shall be selected with
reference TO their qualifications to perform this
work.
For rent of school buildings, s,s00O for fuel
$50 repairs and improvements to school build
ings: Including grading, graveling, inclosing and
putting in order grounds about the High, Henry,
Force, Webster, Gales. Garnett and the county
school buildings, $4,000; and for contingent ex-
penses, Including furniture, books, stationery,
pTlh' ng, insurance and miscellaneous items,
For buildings for schools: For the purchase OF
SITES when necessary. and the erection and COM
pet1On OF three buildings for primary and gram
mar schools, two OF said buildings to be erected in
the 21 school division, and one in the 81 school
division, SIS 90: Frorided That the plans and
specifications for each If said buildings shall be
prepared by tine inspector of buildings OF the Dis
trict OF COlunbia, and shall be approved by the
architect OF the Capitol and the Commissioners of
structed by the Commissioners In conformity
herewith, and shall be contracted for before the
hrst day OF May next and finished by the first
day of January 1884, the money herein appropri-
ated 70 be appor;iGned as follows. namely: for the
second school division. $4,000, and for the third
school division. s223 COO; and the entire cost OF
sites, buildings, and heating the same. and all ex-
peni1tures on account OF said buildings and
grounds, shall in no event exceed the sum OF $1,000
FOR furniture for the abOve-named new school
buildings, $1,000; and the western portion OF
sQiare nu nbered 446, now owned by the District,
l. hereby dedicated to school purposes.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
For repairs and replacement OF public hay
scales 500; for rent Of District Offices 900; for
general advertising $1,000: for books for register
or wills, printing, checks, damages, and misctl-
laneous items, 5000; in all $4,000.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
For one health officer, 5000; six sanitary In
snectors, at $3.50 each; two food inspectors, at
$1,000 each; one inspector of marine prolucts,
1000; for clerks $1,000; one messenger $40; one
pOundmaster, s., 2nO; laborers, at not exceeding
<5U per month, 81 ,440 and for contingent expenses
including books, stationery, fuel rent, repairs to
pound, and wagon and horses for poundmastar,
forage, meat for dogs, dsinfectants horseshoe!ng
ana IN, scellaneouS items. $500; removal OF gar
Dage, 5.OCO; In Ill. ESQ.
INTEREST AND SINKING FUND
For interest and sinking fund on the funded
debt, exclusive OF water bonds, sl,2l3 81; and
hereafter the surplus revenues OF the District of
department, shall be paid into the sinking fund
and applied by the commissioner thereon to the
payment Of the principal OF the bonds of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
For general contingent expenses of the District
OF columbia, to be expended only in OF emer-
gency Such as riot, peStilence, calamity by flood
or fire, and OF like character, not otherwise suff1-
clently provided for, $4,000: Procided, That In
the purchase OF Ill articles provided for IN this
Dill no more than the market price shall be paid
TO- any such article, and all bids for any OF such
articles above the market price shall be rejected:
Ana pror'ded further. That hereafter whenever
any horses, carriages, or wagons, property OF
any description may become unit for service. IN
the Judgment OF the Commissioners, the same
shail DE SOLD at auction to the highest bidder
a ter due advertisement, and the proceeds thereof
shall be paid into the Treasury OF the United
states 70 the credit OF the appropriation out of
which the purchase was made.
NOrE.-TOtal estimates for 1884 So tt3 S47 M
Amount recommended for 1884 3 362 2H AZ
decrease under estimates. S1,6i2 81
Amount appropriated for 1883 3,3sl, 1856 Os
Decrease this bill under law for