Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-27

]lt,2OU, as proposed by the senate, FOR NOV.
municipal building.
Inserts as q substitute for the provision
proposed by the Senate relative to the an
nual reports from gas companies in the Dis
trict Of Columbia the provision which II
fully set forth in the conference report that
is printed in the Record.
Appropriates 500, 500, as proposed by the
the House, for electric arc lighting; fixes the
price for each lamp at $S5 per annunl, as
proposed by the Senate. instead Of $50. az
proposed by the House; continues available
Tor the fiscal year 1908 not exceeding $4,000
of the unexpended appropriations for gas
and electric lighting made for the fiscal year
1907, and inserts provision requiring re-
ports from companies manufacturing cleo
trictty which Is printed in full in the confer
ence report.
Strikes out the appropriations proposed by
the Senate of SIC, 600 for investigations and
surveys for increasing the water supply and
5000 for a storehouse and stable at Great
Falls.
Strikes out the provision proposed by the
Senate extending to the towns Of Takoma
and Chevy Chase Md, the water distribu-
ton system of the District Of Columbia
The Public Schools.
Provides for two stenographers at $40
each, instead of $500 each. as proposed by
the Senate for the board of education.
Restores to the bill the provisions pro-
posed by the House with reference to the
appropriations for the salaries of school
teachers.
Strikes out the provision proposed by the
Senate extending the school hours.
Appropriates 5000 instead of $4,000 as
proposed by the House and 5000 as pro-
posed by the Senate for industrial and COM
mercial instruction in night schools.
Makes verbal corrections in the text of
the bill and provides for janitor at $12O
for the Grant Road public school,
Appropriates $15,6S4 as proposed by the
the Senate, for rent of school buildings.
Appropria tes $1,000 ny the
Senate. instead Of se5.ooo as proposed by tn
House, for .epairs anu mp LIS to
school buildings.
On amendment numbered 1US, appro-
PIRATES $4,000 as proposed by the House,
instead of $4,000 as proposed by the Sen
ate, for changes in plumbing in school
Appropriates $695O, as proposed by the
House, instead Of $7,75O, as proposed by the
Senate, for furniture for certain new school
buildings.
Restores to the bill the provision proposed
by the House with reference to service of
high school cadets.
Strikes out the appropriation of $500 as
proposed by the Senate for free evening
lectures
Increases the salary Of the bookkeeper
and custodian of text books and supplies
from $1,000 to $1,000, as proposed by the
Senate.
Appropriates 1000, as proposed by the
Senate for utensils. material and labor for
school gardens.
as proposed by the Senate, for equipment of
the extension of the Mckinley Manual
Training School; appropriates 5000. as
proposed. by the Senate, instead of $4,000,
as proposed by the House, for site for an
addition to the Langlon school, and $685.
600, as proposed by the Senate instead of
$4,000, as proposed by the House. for site
and erection of. addition to the Emery
school, and makes certain corrections in
the text Of the bill.
Metropolitan Police.
Relating to the metropolitan police, pro-
vides for twelve additional privates at 81 200
each and six additional privates at $1,OS0
each. and reduces the number Of privates
at $500 each by sixteen in number; provides
for an additional laborer at 5000; strikes out
the increase of five proposed by the Senate
In the number of officers and privates that.
may be mounted; increases the pay Of
twenty-six drivers from 5000 to $72O each;
appropriates $500 additional, as proposed by
the Senate, for miscellaneous and contin-
gent expenses and strikes out the appropria-
ton of $4,000. as proposed by the Senate.
for the reconstruction of cell corridors in
fourth precinct stations.
Relating to the fire department, strikes
out the appropriation proposed by the Sen
ate for two marine firemen at $72O each;
appropriates 5000, proposed by the
House, instead Of $4,000. as proposed by
the Senate, for repairs to engine houses;
appropriates $4,000, as proposed by the
Senate, instead of $4,000, as proposed by
the House, for purchase Of hose; appro-
PIRATES $4,000, as proposed by the Senate,
for truck house in the southwest section
of the city and 5000 additional for the hook
and ladder truck authorized at the last ses-
sion.
Relating to the health department, pro-
vides. as proposed by the Senate for an
additional inspector at $1,000 and one at
$780, strikes out the appropriation proposed
by the Senate of $500 for an assistant pound
master; appropriates 50. 400 proposed by
the Senate, instead of $500, as proposed by
the House, for laborers at $40 per month
EACH increases the amount for the roadway
to the smallpox hospital from $500 to $500,
as proposed by the Senate, and app-opriates
So 600, proposed by the Senate for main
tenance of the public crematory.
Increases the salary of the probation Off
Ger of the Juvenile Court from $500 to
81, 200, as proposed by the Senate.
Relating to the Police Court, strikes out
the proposed increase in the salaries of the
Police Court judges proposed by the Senate;
provides for three, additional bailiffs at 5000
each and a matron at $500, as proposed by
the Senate, and appropriates $1,15O, instead
Of 1880, as proposed by the House, and,
s., 500, as proposed ~ the Senate for con-
tingent expenses.
Increases the salaries of six justices Of
the peace from $1,000 to $500 as proposed
by the Senate.
Appropriates, proposed by the Senate,
$4,000 for metal file cases in the clerks
office, Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia, and 1900 for repairing the records
Of the old Circuit Court of the District.
Strikes out the increases in salaries of
certain employees of the Board of Charities
proposed by the Senate and appropriates
$500, as proposed by the Senate, instead of
500, as proposed by the House, for travel
ing expenses.
Washington Asylum.
Relating to the Washington Asylum, in
creases as proposed by. the Senate the sala-
ries of the property clerk, from $40 to
s., 600; the principal overseer, from 81 200 to
81 400, and of fifteen overseers, from 5000 to
$500 each; strikes out the increases propos-
ed by the Senate in the salaries of superin-
tendent of nursing from 5000 to $72); of
three graduate nurses. from $685. to $3.50
each; appropriates $4,000 as proposed by
the House, instead of $4,000 as proposed by
the Senate, for provisions and other ex-
penses, and strikes out the appropriation of
50 600 as proposed by the Senate for addi-
tional land for the Home of the Aged and
Infirm.
Relating to the Home for the Aged and
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