Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-01

$500. Electrician. 81 900; 81 200: 81 300
| Assistant electrician. new 81, 900: 81 900
| craftsman new, 81 2oG; 81 200 Inspector of
| lamps, $1,000; ST, 500: $1,000 Three inspec-
tors at $500 each, s., 700; So 700: s. zoo Three
! Telegraph operators at $1,000 each 81 900
$1,000: $1,000. Three telephone operators at
$500 each 81 500; s., 800; 81 500 Two skilled Ia
bGrerS at 5000 each new, 81 800: 81 500 e.
| pert repairman, $500: $3.50; $500 Three re-
| palrmen at 500 each 81 100; 81, 100; s. 100
Two laborers at $500 each, $500: $3.50: $500
fhree assistant telephone operators at $3.50
each, new, Sl,440; $1.440. One laborer new
s6oe; 5000. One laborer new, $500; 5000
| One laborer new, $3.50; $3.50. One tee-
phone messenger, new, $3.50; $500 For gem
e:al supplies, repairs, new batteries and
| battery supplies, telephone rental and pur-
chase, wire for extension of the telegraph
and telephone service, repairs of lines and
Instruments, purchase of poles tools inslI-
lators, brackets. pins, hardware cross arms
| ice, record books, stationery, printing pur-
| chase of horse and harness, washing black
| smlthlng, forage. extra labor Temporary
| emp!oymenO, new boxes, rent of stable and
store room, and other necessary items
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000. For placing wires
OF hre alarm telegraph and police tee-
phone service under ground in existing con-
QUITS including cost Of cables, terminal
boxes and posts, connections to existing con-
Quits manholes, hand-ho,es, posts for fire
alarm and police boxes, extra labor and
other necessary items 5000: $4,000: So
OoO For extension Of the fire alarm tele-
graph in order to provide for additional
| circuits in connection with new thirty-cir-
| cult board, 100 new boxes, new $1,000:
| 81, 500. For purchase and erection of the
necessary poles, cross arms, insulators
! pins, braces. wire. cable conduit connec-
tlons, extra labor and other necessary
| Items, 5000; 5000; 5000 For extension
| of police patrol system, including purchase
| OF twenty new boxes purchase and cree
lon OF the necessary poles. cross arms, in
SulatorS pins, braces, wire, cable conduit
connections, extra labor and other neces-
sary items, 5000; 5000; s., 900.
The Health Department.
For health officer, $1,000; s., 600; $1,000.
One chief inspector and deputy health Ctfi-
Ger Submitted in lieu of one inspector at
$1,000. $1,sO0; 81 500. Thirteen sanitary ard
FOOD inspectors, who shall also oversee the
collection of garbage and dead animals at
$l,2OOeach; Ia at 81 800 EACH SIG 500: s15Go0:
$l56OO Sanitary and food Inspector who
shall also inspect dairy products, and shall
be practical chemist 81 600: 81 GOO: 81 GOO
Sanitary and food inspector, who shall be
veterinary surgeon, and act as inspector
OF live stock and dairy farms, $1,000; 81, 500;
s si O., inspector! n of marine products.
$1,000; 81 200; 81 200. Chief clerk and dep
uty health officer, s1,sOO: $1,000; 5000
Clerk, 81 400; S1,400; 81 400 Four clerks,
two of whom may act as sanitary and food
inspectors at 1920 each, 81 800; $500:
$500. Two clerks at $1,000 EACH 5000!
$1,000; $1,000. Clerk, $780, 5000; $500 Mes
senger and janitor, 5000; 5000; 5000. Pound
master, 81, 200: 81 200 81 200 One assistant
poundmaster. $500; 5000. Eight laborers at
$3.50 each, $1,920; So. $40 $3.50 Ambulance
driver, $3.50; $3.50; $3.50. Sanitary and food
! Inspector, who shall be a veterinary sur
geon, $500; $1,000; 81 900. Three sanitary
and food inspectors to assist in the en-
forcement Of the milk and pure food laws
| at 5000 each new, 81, 700: s27oo Three
sanitary and food inspectors who shall
be veterinary surgeons to assist in the en-,
forcement of the milk law, at 5000 each
(new), 50, 700; $2,7OO
Rent and Other Matters
For rent of stable, $12O; $12O; 800 For
the enforcement Of the provisions of the
act to prevent the spread of scarlet fever
and diDhtheria in the District of Columbia,
approved December 20, 1890, under the d.
rection Of the health officer Of the District
Of Columbia. $4,000; S, 600; 5000 For the
enforcement Of the provision of an act to
prevent the spread Of contagious diseases
In the District Of Columbia, approved
March 3, 1887, to remain available until
used. new, $4,000; $4,000. For maintain
ing the disinfecting service, 5000; 5000;
5000. For abatement of nusances under
section 20 of an ordinance to revise, con-
solidate and amend the ordinance of the
board Of health, and so forth, legalized by
the act of August 7, 1894, the cost of such
abatement when collected from the respon-
sible party to be deposited in the Treasury
to the credit of the United States and the
District Of Columbia in equal parts, $3.50;
$1OO; 500. For enforcement of the pro-
visions of act to cause the removal of
weeds from lands in the city of Washing
purposes, approved March 1, 1885, $500; So
900; $1,000 For emergency fund for the en-.
forcement of the provisions of section 4
of an act to provide for the drainage of
lots in the District Of Columbia, approved
May 10. 1896. 5000; 5000; 5000. For pur-
chase of site for pound and stable, new,
O,O0O; $4,000. For erection and equip
ment of pound and stable. new. $4,000; 81
600. For purchase of site for isolation
buildings, not allowed; 10000; for erection
and equipment Of isolation buildings not
allowed, $4,000. For paving roadways in
smallpox hospital Enclosure and regulating
the grounds, 50 600; 1000. For repairs and
changes in present approaches to smallpox
hospital. not allowed. $22SO For estab-
lishment and maintenance of a bacteriolog-
ical laboratory, not allowed, 5000. For
special services in connection with the de.
lection of adulteration Of drugs and Of
foods, including candy and milk. new, $3.50.
The Courts.
For the Police Court: For two judges at
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