The Washington times., 1902-06-28
MONEYFOR THE DISTRICT
PROVIDED BY CONGRESS
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receipts from liquor licenses shall be
paid into the Treasury.
On amendments relating to the Collec-
tors office, provides for an assistant
cashier at sl,4cO and for two coupon
clerks at $500 each, as proposed by the
Senate.
Authorizes the employment of clerks
on extra labor in the preparation of tax
sale certificates.
On amendment relating to the Audi
tors office. increases the compensation
of the chief clerk from 81, 100 to s., $50
and of one clerk from Sl,400 to $1,000.
as proposed by the Senate. and inserts
a provision defining the duties of the
Auditor with reference TO settling diff
culties with the Treasury and requiring
him to countersign all checks.
Appropriates for a clerk at 5000, as
proposed by the House, instead of at
81 600, as proposed by the Senate, In the
office of the Sealer of Weights and
Measures.
Strikes out the increase in the sal
aries of the computing engineer and
superintendent of sewers PROPOSED by
the Senate.
Department of Insurance.
On amendments relating to the De-
partment of Insurance appropriates $500
for temporary clerk hire. and strikes out
the provision proposed by the Senate for
one clerk at s1,i0O and one clerk at
1900.
Appropriates $4,000, instead OF s12.-
Geo. as proposed by the House. and s15.-
600 as proposed by the Senate, for en-
Dloves in the Surveyors office
Appropriates 1900 as proposed by
the Senate, instead of $500 as proposed
by the House, for binding and miscel-
laneous expenses of the Free Public
Library. and authorizes expenditures for
rent.
Appropriates $4,000 as proposed by
the Senate, instead of $4,000 as pro-
posed by the House, for contingent and
miscellaneous expenses.
Restores to the bill the provision pro-
posed by the House regulating the ex-
pendi;ures for horses and wagons.
Appropriates $40 as proposed by the
Senate, instead OF S240 as proposed by
the House, for rent OF Office for the De-
partment of Insurance.
Strike out the appropriation of $3.50
proposed by the Senate for rent of Office
for Superintendent of Property.
Appropriates g. 500 as proposed by the
equipments in the office OF Register OF
Wills.
Strikes out the appropriation of 5000
proposed by the Senate for freproof
book shelves in the office of the Record
er Of Deeds.
Strikes out the appropriation of $3.50
for glass for certain portraits in the
District Offices.
Safe for Surveyor.
Appropriates, as proposed by the Sen
ate, $500 for enlargement of freproof
file case in tho Surveyors office, $500
for oto-lithographing certain old maps
and $4,000 for resurvey OF Beatty g.
Hawkins addition to Georgetown.
Appropriates s1i5.O00 instead of
$4,000. as proposed by the House. and
$4,000. as proposed by the Senate. for
assessment and permit work
Appropriates, as proposed by the Sen
ate, S15.500 for paving South Capitol
Street and Delaware Avenue; sl5.40 for
paving North Capitol Street, and SC, 40o |
for paving p Street northwest. and |
strikes out the appropriation of S1i 600 |
proposed by the Senate for paving S
Street northwest
Reappropriatcs the unexpended bal |
ance OF the appropriation OF SfO,OO0 Tor |
opening alleys, and strikes out the aD-
preparation proposed by the Senate ot an |
additional sum of $25 900 for said work. |
Suburban Roads and Streets.
On amendments relating TO the con-
struction OF county roads and suburban |
streets. appropriates, as proposed By |
the Senate for the following: Leroy |
Place to Wyoming Avenue. $4,000; Joliet |
Street, $1,000; Providence Street. Brook
land, $500; Nebraska Avenue. $500; |
Kenesaw Avenue. $4,000; Eleventh |
Street extended, $4,000; New Hamp
shire Avenue, sI3,5OO; Connecticut Ave
nue. extended, $4,000; Thirtyseventh
Street and other streets in Burleith |
subdivision. $1,000; Wyoming Avenue,
$4,000; Mintwood Place, IS 600; Decatur
Street. 1900, and Quincy street, $1,000,
and strikes out the provisions proposed
by the Senate for the following: r
Street, s6,500: Blagden Avenue. $1,000;
Reno Road and Emerson Street. $1,000;
Kramer Street, 5000; Pennsylvania