The St. Louis Republic., 1900-08-02

| clothing and bedding destroyed under Sec
ton Six Hundred rwenty-three. Municipal
| Code, one thousand dollars for labor and
| material for repairs of Notwithstanding
| repairs OF boilers, machinery and steam-
heating apparatus-requiring prompt atten-
| tion, three hundred dollars: for bills un-
| paid at the beginning of the fiscal year,
fourteen hundred seventeen dollars. thirtT
| cents; agsregatng. fifteen thousand two
| Removal of Garbage: For removal under
| the contract, one hundred twenty-seyen
| thousand two hundred dollars.
| Reduction of Carriage: sixty-f thousand
| seven hundred dollars.
House of Refuge: For salaries of Super,
| lntendent and employees, twenty thousand
| dollars; for salaries of Girls Industrial
| Training School, two thousand dollars; Tor
Boys Manual Training School. three
provisions. ice and fuel. eighteen
| thousand dollars: tor drugs, medicines,
| medical Attendance medical and surgical in
| StfHinenis, dry goods clothing. bedding,
! house-ftirhishinS goods and furniture, eight
| thousand dollars; for expenses Of maintain-
| ing Boys Manual Training School. five hum
| dred dollars; for forage, shoeins horses, re-
| pairing harness and vehicles. rewards to in
mates. expenses of Christmas and Easter
| festivals. printing and stationery, school
| BOOKS, car fare. railroad fare OF children
| sent to relatives or friends. oils packing,
| waste and tools used by the engineer. ma
| terial for repairing fences and maintaining
| grounds three thousand dollars: for labor
! and material for repairs OF buildings-in-
GUIDING boilers, machinery and steam-hsat-
|
| twehtf-hVe hundred dollars; for travelling
| expenses OF members of Board of Managers
| and Superintendent III attending Convention
| OF Charlty Commissioners and expenses OF
! obtaining Information Tor the benefit of the
| institution three hundred fifty dollars: lur
| galvanized iron ceilings and fire escapes,
! four hundred fifty dollars; for Few hospital
| and detention building. four thousand dOt-
| lars; for bills unpaid "A the beginning of the
| fiscal year. twcnty-three hundred seventy
| one dollars, eleven cents: agSregating, SIX
| ty-four thousand one hundred seYenty-che
| dollars, eleven cents
| Jail: For salaries of Jaiiers. guards and
| employees twenty-five thousand one hundred
| eighty dollars: for groceries, provisions, fuel
ana ice. thirteen thousand dollars; for
| drugs medicines and hospital supplies. dry
| goods. clothing. bedding. house-lurnishinS
| goods and furniture, three thousand dollars;
| for office expenses, printing and stationery.
| hose and couplings, mileage of United States
| prisoners. three hundred dollars; for re-
pairs of Jail and Jailer's residence. requir-
| ing prompt attention. fifteen hundred dol
| lars; for bills unpaid at the beginning OF the
| fiscal year. twenty-five dollars fJrty-One
| cents: agsregating, forty thousand five dol
| lars, forty-one cents.
| Norkhouse: For salaries of Superintend-
| ent guards, foremen and employees. twenty
| three thousand seven hundred dollars; for
groceries and provisions. fuel and ice, twen-
| ty-Hne thousand dollars; for drugs, medi-
| cineS. hospital supplies, dry goods. clothing,
boots, shoes and findings. bedding. house
| sand dollars; for forage, forty-two hundred
GollafS, Tor tools, guns, ammunition. har-
| ness. repairing harness and vehicles, veter-
mary surgeon and medicines powder aad
fuse. office expenses, printing and sta
| tionery. material for repairing fences and
maintaining grounds, thirty-five hundred
dollars; for travelling expenses of Superin-
| tendent attending Convention of Charity
| Commissioners. one hundred fifty dollars;
for labor and material for repairs of build
ing-including boilers, machinery and steam
heating Notwithstanding prompt atten-
tion. two thousand dollars; for purchase of
| mules, five hundred dollars; for bills unpaid
l,a ,fr,r- -
| two hundred ninety-nine dollars. sixty-one
cents: aggregatins, sixty-nine thousand
three hundred forty-nine dollars, sixty-one
cents.
Lighting Streets. Alleys, PARKS and Public
Places: For electric light. two hundred elev
en- thousand two hundred seventy-six dol
| mantle lamps, one hundred sixtyfive thou
sand one hundred dollars. sixty-five cents;
for gas light in Carondelet. Gas Light. Com
pany's district, fortyfour thousand nine
hundred eighteen dollars; for Weisbach
amps-main ntaining-seyenty-sX hundred
siX;ty-nine SIXTY dollars thirty.five cents; for sal
inspectors and draughtsmen, twenty thou
sand dollars: for office expenses furniture.
penses connected with the supervision and
| Inspection of city lighting. forty-five hun
dred dollars: agSregatng, four hundred fifty
three thousand four hundred sixty-four dol
Lighting Public Buildings: For lighting
public buildings, seventy-tWo thousand eight
|
City Hall-salaries and Current Expenses:
For salaries of janitors and watchman. six
hundred collars: for fuel, Ice, towels and
| expenses, fifty dollars; aggreSating, six hun
Gred fifty dollars.
City Hall-Repairs and Alterations: For
| repairs requiring prompt attention, for car
pentry.. glazing, plumbing. locksmithins,
plas.ering. repairing roofs. cutters and
down-spouts papering. painting and whiten-
ing. 1--WE hundred dollars: for bills unpaid
at the beginning of the fiscal year, siXty-one
collars. eighteen cents; aggregating, five
hundred sixty-one dollars eighteen cents.
| New City Hail-SalarieS and Current E.X-
! penses: For salaries of engineer. assistant
engineers. tiremen and watchmen. siXtyfour
hundred twenty dollars; for ianitors, seven
ty-three hundred twenty dollars; for wages
| OF two coal paSsers, six hundred dollars;
for fuel. ice. hauling ashes and rubbish,
night watch signals, towels and washing
same, brooms. busters and other supplies
and petty expenses, sixty-five hundred dol
| lars; a2sregaung. twenty thousand eight
hundred forty dollars
New City Hall-Repairs and Alterations:
For repairs of building requiring prompt at
tention. twelve hundred dollars; for bills un-
paid at the beginning of the fiscal year,
fifty-seven dollars. twelve cents; agsre.
eating. twelve hundred fifty-seven dollars,
twelve cents.
Courthouse-salaries and Current Ex-
penses: For salaries Of janitors. engineer
and watchman. hfty-fve hundred twenty
dollars; for assistant engineer from April
to April 80, and from October 1 to March
81. four hundred twenty dollars: for two
tiremen during April. one fireman from May
l to September 50, and two firemen from
October to March 81 nine hundred fifty
dollars; for awnings. awning repairs fuel,
ice. hauling ashes ard rubbish. night watch
signals. towels and washing same, hroonls
busters and other supplies and petty ex-
penSes, twenty-five hundred dollars; aggre-
eating. ninety-three hundred ninety dollars.
| Courthouse-Repairs and Alterations: For
repairs requiring prompt attention. for car
pentry. painting glazing. plumbing. lock-
:nithing, pastering. repairing roof, cutters
and down-spouts. repairing boilers. furnace
and steam-heatinS apparatus. fifteen hun
dred dollars: for repairing steam-heatins
apparatus, eight hundred dollars: for paint
ing. papering and whitening offices and
halls five hundred dollars: aggregating
twenty-eight hundred dollars.
Four Courts Euilding-Saaries and Cur
rent Expenses: For salaries of janitors, en-
Eineer and watchman, sixty-four hundred
| twenty dollars: for assistant engineer from
April l to April 80. and from October / to
March 81, four hundred ninety dollars: for
two tiremen from April to April 80. one
fireman from May | to September so. and
nine hundred fifty dollars; for two coal pass
ers from April to April 80, and from Octo-
bor l to March 81. seven hundred dollars
| for awnings and repairing same, fuel. ice
hauling ashes and rubbish. night watch sig
nails. towels and washing same. brooms
busters and other supplies and petty eX-
penses, thirty-seven hundred dollars; for
bills unpaid at the beginning of the fiscal
year, five hundred forty-one dollars. seven
| ty-two cents; aggregating. twelve thOusa nd
eight hundred one dollars seventy-two
| cents.
-Four Courts Building-Repairs and Altera-
tioDs: For repairs requiring prompt atten-
tion, for carpentry. painting. glazing, plumb
roofs cutters and down-spouts. and repair
ing boilers. furnace and Steam-heatinc. an