National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-04
TIE DISTRICT ESTIMATES.
What tho Commissioners WIZ ASK
Congress 20 Appropriate for Next

What tho Commissioners VIII Ask
Congress 10 Appropriate for Next
Year.
The full list Of estimates part Of
which was published in Yesterdays RE-
PUBLICAN, has boon made public. IL in
cludes estimates for salaries and con-
tingent expenses; Executive office, $2i,-
pa; assessors, $4,000; collectors, $17, 800;
auditors, $4,000; attorneys, S5,7i2: sink
ing fund, S. 700; coroper's. $780, onRi-
noor's, consisting Of salaries, contingent
expenses, improvements and repairs. and
care and repair Of bridges and Washing
ton aquoduct S6S0.0I6.
Institutions Of charity, reformatories
and prisons-Washington asylum, 500, ESQ.,
reform school salaries, SLIGO; support
Of inmates, $4,000; Georgetown aims
house, $1,000; government hospital for the
insane, $50 1885, transportation Of paupors
and conveying prisoners to tho work.
house, $1,000: relief Of the poor, $4,000;
Columbia hospital for women and lying
in asylum. $4,000 Industrial Homo
school-maintonanco Of inmates. &C.,
| $13,500.
Sweeping, cleaning, and sprinkling
streets and avenues $4,000; cleaning
alleys, $4,000; current work of repairs
on streets, avenues, and alleys, $4,000;
current work on county roads and SUI
burban streets, $4,000; cleaning and re-
| pairing lateral sewers and basins 800, 900;
cleaning tidal sewers and the Rock creek
basin, $1,000; repairs to pumps, $4,000.
Parking commission, including labor
era, cart hire, trees, tree boxes, troe
stakes, planting and caro- Of trees, white
washing, care of parks, &c, $4,000
Street lamps, including illuminating
material and lighting, eStinguishing, re-
pairing and cleaning lamps on the ave.
nues, streets, and alleys, and for pur-
chasing and erecting new lamp posts and
to replace such as are unfit for use, 800.
000
Metropolitan policc-Salarios Of major,
captain and inspector, lieutenant md
night inspector, property clerk, two
clerks, four surgeons, nino lioutenants,
twenty-four scrgoants, two hundred and
forty privates, seventeen station keepers,
eight laborer5, two messengers, mounted
men, and three drivers, 1917, 100; ront OF
station houses and police headquarters,
$2,160; fuel, $4,000; repairs Of station
houses, $1,000; miscellaneous and contin-
CONT expenses, $4,000; purchase of site
and erection Of now station house in
seventh precinct, $4,000; police signal
and telephone system, seventh precinct
including patrol wagon, $500.
Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &opairs, and
contingent expenses, $112,300; telegraph
and telephone service. including salaries
and general supplies, $l5,4l0.
Police court-Salaries, United States
marshals' fees, contingent expenses, and
judicial expenses, $l6,2lS.
Public schools, embracing salaries OF
two suporintendents, clork to committee
on accounts, two clerks to superintond
ents, teachers, janitors, and rent Of
school buildings. fuel. repairs and i'm
provements to school buildings and
grounds, contingent expenses, building
for schools, purchase for sites, and the
erection and completionHof new schoo
buildings. s550,250.
Miscellaneous expenses-Repairs ant
replacement of public hay scales, $500
rent of district Offices, $1,000; general ad
vertisiug. $4,000; books for register o
will, printing checks, and other necessary
items, $4,000.
Health Observation-Disclosures. contin
gent expenses, repairs fuel, forage, horse
shooting, and other necessary items, rent
ambulance service, and removal of gar
bage, $4,000.
Interest and sinking fund, $1,213,
04797.
General contingent expenses of tn
district, 5000.
Water OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, material
contingent expenses, $3.50, 406.27.
Tho total amount of the district est
mates are $3,679, 554.24. an increase O
$7,60l.27 over tho last fiscal year, whe
tho total amount was 1851, 952.97.