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

at $40 each, s2.16o; $3.50 s2,1eo. Addi
tional compensation for fourteen privates
detailed for special service in the detection
and prevention of crime, or as much
Ten lieutenants at s1,5n instead of nine at
1920 each. 81 $50: $1,000: $4,000. Forty
one sergeants at $1,000 instead of thirty
two al s1,1IO each, $50, 4S0; 1920; $49,2
Three hundred and twenty-five priVateS,
class l, at $500 each s292,5o0; SOP 800; S292,-
$40. Three hundred and seventy-tive in
stead of 215 privates. class > at sl,oso
each, $2:S2, 200; $4o5,ED; s4ootWo three tele-
phone operators at 5000 each, $3.50; S1,S'O;
81, 500. Twenty-Five stationkeepers at 500
each instead of twenty-one at $40 each,
S15.121; $40, 500; $19,S0o. Eleven laborers, at
5000 each, instead of at $3.50 each, $3.50;
SIS. 500; So, 900 Laborer in charge of morgue,
$3.50; $3.50; $3.50 Messenger, 500; 500; 800
Messenger. $500; $500; $500. Major and SUI
perntendent. mounted, $40; $40; $40. Cap
tain, mounted, $40; $40; $40. Flfty-one
ieutenants, sergeants and privates, mount
ed, at S240 each, 81 100; Sl2,2io; s12.24o. FIJI
ty sergeants and Drivates mounted on pl-
cycles at $50 each, new, 5000; s2,9p'
Twenty-Five drivers at 500 each, one new,
sl2 24O; 1850; $50 One instead of three
police matrons at 5000 each, $l,Sto; S6oo,
5000
miscellaneous.
For rent of substation at Anacostia.
$500; $3.50; $500 For fuel, $1,000; S2,3oo;
So 800 For repairs to stations. S5,ooo;
SIS, coo; s., 600. For miscellaneous and con-
tingent expenses, including stationery,
books books of reference and periodicals.
telegraphing, photographing. printing, bind
ing gas ice, washing meals for prisoners,
furniture and repairs thereto, beds and ped
clothing, insignia of office, purchase ana
care of horses, bicycles, police equipments
and repairs of same, harness, forage, re-
pairs to vehicles, van, ambulances and pa
troll wagons, and expenses incurred in the
prevention and detection of crime and other
necessary items, So, 500; $4,000; $4,000.
For flags and halyards for station houses,
$125: $125; $125 For rent Of police depart
ment headquarters and property store
rooms, $lSO0; $1,S0O; 1,sOO. To enable the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
to provide transportation and a suitable
place for the reception, transportation and
detention Of children under sixteen years of
age, and of girls and women over sixteen
years of age, arrested by the police on
charge of offense against any law in force
in the District of Columbia, or held as wit
nesses or held pending final investigation,
examination otherwise: Provided, That
all such persons held or detained under pub
lie authority prior to the adjudication of
cases in which they may be involved shall
be held at the place SO provided, $1,000;
$12, 40; $4,000 For one motor ambulance,
or much thereof as may be necessary to
purchase it, $1,000; not allowed. For cree
ton of station house and stable in South
east Washington, on site of present fifth
precinct station new, $50, 900; $4,000. For
purchase Of site and erection of temporary
SuDStatlOn In IenleytOWn or vicinity new,
$1,000; $1,000.
For the Fire Department..
For chief engineer. $1,000; $500; $500.
Four assistant chief engineers at s., $50
each, instead of two at $1,000 each, $24OO;
So, $40; $500. Clerk, $1,000; $1,000: $1,000.
Fire marshal, $1,000; $1,15O; S1,15O Ma
chinist. $1,000; $1,000; $1,000. Twenty-four
foremen at 81 $50 each, instead of twenty
three at 81 900 each. $23 600; $4,000; s27,6OO.
Fourteen engineers at $50 each. instead
of 81 600, $4,000; SIG, 100; $4,000. Fourteen
f1remen at 1896 EACH instead Of $40, 1,76O;
1884: S13. 524. Six tillermen at 1896 each,
instead of $40, 5000; S. 1876; $5,796. Twen-
ty-five instead of twenty-three drivers
(hostlers) at 1856 each, instead of $40,
$1932o: s24, 15O s2415o Two hundred and
six instead of 15S privates at $500 each,
s126 400; s1s9520; s1s952O. Twenty-four
instead of eight watchmen at $500 each.
"a 800; s14,4OO; $14,4OQ. One laborer, new,
$3.50; $3.50.
Miscellaneous.
For repairs to engine houses, 49, 500; s., 600:
$1,000. For repairs to apparatus and new
appliances. "a 800 5000; 5000. For pur-
chase of hose, $1,000; ST., 600; $1,000. For
fuel, $4,000; 5000; $1,000 For purchase of
horses 10,50C: $1,000; s11, 900. For forage,
$4,000; 10000; $4,000. Fer contingent ex-
penses. horseshoeing, furniture, fixtures,
washing, OIL medical and stable supplies,
harness, blacksmtthing, labor, gas and other
necessary items, $1,000; $4,000; SIS, 600.
Increase in Force.
Increase of fire department, $40 $780, One
engine at Southwest Washington, new, "a, 200.
Two combination chemical and hose wagons
at $500 each, one for Congress Heights
and one with the engine in Southwest Wash
ington, new, $4,000. One truck at S. 500,
81, 800. House, lot and furniture for an en-
CINE company, to be located in Southwest
Washington, new, $4,000; $4,000. House,
lot and furniture for a truck company, to
be located in Southeast Washington new,
$40 600. House, lot and furniture, to be 10
Gated in the section bounded by 4th, 7th, H
and K streets northwest. to accommodate
engine company No. 6, now located on Mas
sachusetts avenue between 4th and 9th
streets northwest, new, $4,000. Additional
stable to be erected in the rear Of No.
engine house, North Carolina avenue be-
tween 9Th and 7th streets southeast new,
50, 600. House and furniture for chemical
engine on Congress Heights. $4,000.
Telegraph and Telephone Service.
Electrical engineer. $2,40O; $780, For
anne rintendenA 81 6O0. 81 f1OO. II AO0 Two