The times., 1899-09-30


vice in the detection and prevention of
crime, 1880; ten lieutenants, 81, 800 each;
thirty-fiye sergeants. Lao each; $50 pri-
Yates. class 1, $500 each; 225 class q. $1,080
each; twenty-five station keepers, $720
each; three telephone operators, $500
each; eleven laborers, $3.50 each; laborer.
in charge of morgue, $780, messenger.
s700; messenger, $500; major and superin-
tendent, mounted, $240: captain, mounted.
$240; forty-nine lieutenants, sergeants,
and privates, mounted, $240 each, twenty
five drivers $3.50 each; three police ma
irons. 5000 each.
Miscellaneous-For rent of substation at
Anacostia. $3.50; fuel 50, 500; repairs 10
stations, $1,000; miscellaneous and contin-
gent expenses, including stationery, books,
telegraphing, photographing printing.
binding, gas, ice, washing, meals for lris-
oners. furniture and repairs thereto, beds
and bed clothing, insignia of Office, pur--
chase and care Of horses, bicycles police
equipments and repairs to same, harness.
| forage, repairs to vehicles. van, ambu
lance and patrol wagons, and expenses in
CURED in the prevention and detection Of
crime and other necessary items, S25, 900;
purchase of a site and erection of station
house north of Florida Avenue, $29, 600;
flags and haiyards for stationhouses, SIPS;
rent of police and Fire Department head
quarters and storage, S1,S00.
Fire Department Needs.
For chief engineer, $4,000; three assist
ant chief engineers, $1,000 each; clerk,
81, geo; fire marshal, $1,000; machinist,
81, $50; twenty-three fremen, 81, 900 each;
fourteen engineers, $1,000 each; fourteen
| fremen, $40 each; six tillermen. sS40 each;
twenty-three hostiers, $40 each; 1SS pri-
Yates, $500 each; twenty -three watchmen,
lal>1 lln
/ eous eXpenses-For repairs to engine
houses, 5000; repairs to apparatus and
new appliances. $1,000 purchase of hose,
/ s11. .000 fuel, $1,000; purchase of horses,
| Sl0,o00; forage, $500; for contingent ex-
penses, horse shoeing, furniture, fixtures
! washing, oil, medical and stable supplies
! harness, blacksmithing, labor, gas, and
other necessary items, $4,000.
For flags and halyards for engine and
| truck houses, $780,
| For the purchase of water meters to be
| placed in such private residences as de-
sired, and Installed at the expense of the
property owner, the sum of $5, 0o0 is hereby
| appropriated out of the revenues OF the
Water Department, and said meters shall
at all times remain and be the property Of
| the Water Department, $1,000.
! Increase Fire Department, 0,200; one
engine, 81, 200; one hose wagon, $500; one
/ truck. $500; two combination chemical
and hose wagons, 81 500 each; house, lot,
/ and furniture for an engine company to
located in Southwest Washington S25, 600;
house, lot, and furniture for truck COM
pany to be located in Southeast Washing
| ton, $4,000; house, lot, and furniture for
a combination chemical and hose company
/ to be located in Brookiand, D. c., $15, 900;
/ house, lot, and furniture TO be located in
the section bounded by Fourth, Seventh,
/ II, and K Streets northwest, to accommo-
/ date engine company No. g. now located
on Massachusetts Avenue, between Fourth
and Fifth Streets northwest, $50, 600; ad-
ditional stable to be erected in the rear
| OF No. engine house, North Carolina Ave
nue. southeast, between Sixth and Seventh
| Streets, $1,000; one water tower, $500.
| The Health Office.
Health officer, $4,000; one chief clerk.
| 81 600; one chief inspector (and deputy
health officer, new), 81, 800; thirteen sani-
tary and food inspectors, who shall also
| oversee the collection of garbage and dead
animals, 81, 200 each; one sanitary and food
Inspector, $500; one sanitary and food in
spector, who shall also inspect dairy prod
| ucts and shall be practical chemist s., 400
one sanitary and food inspector, who shall
also De d NeNSIlidTS surgeon ana act as
| inspector of live stock and dairy farms,
s., 200; one inspector OF marine products,
81, goo: one clerk, 81 ,406; four clerks, two
of whom may act as sanitary and food in
spectors, 81, 200 each; three clerks al 81, 000
each; messenger and janitor, $500: pound
! master. 81 200; laborers, at not exceeding
sRer month; ambulance driver, S4S0; one
en-, er at smallpox hospital, to perform
such outies in addition 10 caring for such
hospital as may be directed by the health
| officer, provided, that when said hospital
contains cases Of smallpox or other con-
tagious diseases such additional compensa-
ton as the Commissioners may determine
may be paid said engineer from the emer-
gency or other available fund (new), $720:
one sanitary and food inspector, who shall
be veterinary surgeon new. 5000.
Paving and Grading.
For work on streets and avenues, etc.
10 be apportioned among the several sec
tions by Congress, $500 900. Special streets
Pave with asphalt or asphalt block, Sey-
enth Street northwest, between Pennsyl-
vania Avenue and z Street, and between c
and X Streets, $4,000; pave with asphalt oi
asphalt block Street northwest, from Rocl
| Creek Bridge to Twenty-ninth Street
| 81, 500. pave with asphalt or asphalt blocl
1
Avenue and Fourth Street, 81, 500; widen
ing and paving roadway of G Street north
| west, between Sixth and Fifteenth Streets
$4,000; grading streets, alleys. and roads
| $40, ,o60; purchase or condemnation of LAND
| necessary TO extend School Street at it:
present width from its present southern
| terminus to Kenesaw Avenue, SIT 900. Con
demnation of streets, roads. and alleys
For purchase or condemnation of streets
roads, and alleys, 81, 200.
For Sewers.
| Cleaning and repairing sewers and basins
$4,000; replacing obstructed sewers
SIS, 900; main and pipe sewers and receivin,
basins, $4,000; suburban sewers, $50, 600
purchase or condemnation of rights of wa,
for construction, maintenance, and repair o
public sewers, or so much thereof as may b
necessary, 81, 600; automatic flushing tanks
81. 600; pumping plant in New Jersey Ave
nue. tnew). Sic, 900; Arizona Avenue sewer
$50, 900; L Street sewer, $50, 600.
Streets and Roads.
Repairs streets, avenues, and alleys
5000. 900; replacing and repairing sidewalks
and curbs around public reservations an
municipal buildings, $40, 900. Repairs coun
ty roads-For current repairs of count
roads and suburban streets, 1000. Con
struotion of county roads-Grading an
paving Connecticut Avenue (extended), be
tween Columbia Poad and Kalorama Ave
nue.. S25. 900; improving Connecticut Avenu
| west of Rock Greek, $4,000, paving
Street between Florida and Massachusett
Avenues, $4,000; grading and regulatin
California Avenue, Wyoming Avenue
Twenty-third Twenty fourth. and
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