142 FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 263. 1882, Buildings for For buimiugs for schools: For the purchase of sims, when necessary, ¤<=b<>¤l¤· f and the erection and completion of three [mildings for primary and dg? °h‘"° ° intermediate schools, one twelve-mon; buildmg, to be crgctcd in the iirst school division, one eight-room building to be erected m the fourth school division, and one eight-room building to be erected in the savcnth school division between First and Seventh streets northwest, Pmvinoo. niqcty-six thousand aiollurs: Provided, That the plans and spcciiicutions for each of said buildings shall be prepared by the inspector of buildings of the District of Columbia, and shall be approved by the architect of the capitol and the Commissioners of the District, and said buildin gs shall be constructed by the Commissioners in conformity therewith, and shall be contracted for before the first day of September next, and iinished before the fnrst day of August eight hundred and eighty- three; to be appropriated as follows, namely: For the first school division, fortyeight thousand dollars; for the fourth school division, twenty-fom- thousand dollars; and for the seventh school division, twenty-fom- thousand dollars: And provided further, That tha cntirecost of sites, buildings and heating the same! and all expenditures on account of said buildings and grounds shall m no event exceed the sum of ninety-six thousand dollars. _: For addition to school-building on sate owned by the District ucar Howard University to be wmplctad by the first day of September next, three thousand three hundred and eighteen dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; and for the purchase of lots in rear of Anacostia school-house, fronting 011 J cifcrson street, seven hundred and fifty dql- Pro:-ico. lars: Provided, That the act of Congress approved the sixth day of MW. P- I2- March, eighteen hundred and eighty-two, authorizing the reconstruction qehjemu uhm! of the Jefferson school building, and appmpriatiug the sum of seventy b¤¤W¤¤z· thousand dollars for tha purpose, bc, and the same is hereby, amended so as to limit tho amount authorized to be expended for the same to tho sum of fifty-snvcn thousand dollars, and to authorize the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to expend the balance of said appropriation, Pumitnn, en. to-wit, thirteen thousand dollars, as follows: For furniture for the new f°FH’!°" '°]'°°‘ school buildings herein provided for, six thousand dollars; for addi- "' tional ground for the Seaton schoook three thousand eight hundred dollars; for rent of rooms to accomm ate the schools until the J cifcr-sou · building is completed, the time for which is hereby extended to the — thnrty-Brat day of October uextfucnc thomand two hundred dollars; for school apparatus for the new 'gh school building, and for fitting up the same, two thousand dollars. . Fin-¤¤¤•p¤•· For increasing facilities of escape from tim by stairways and doorsiu the several school-buildings of the Dishict, ten thousand dollars. Bcud at selugu That hom gud after the iiftccnth day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and mghtytwo, the board of school trustees of the District of
Columbia shall consist of nine members only. " Kmxmrs. V Kggkng mum, For three market masters at one thousand ive hundred dollars Bach; one market mastgr at nine hundred dollars; contingent expenses, including ‘§ropa.us, qeaning, and miscellaneous items, one thousand tive hun dollars; mall, su thousand four hundred dollars. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES. · " mmumwm, For repairs of hay-scales, ive hundred mum; tai- mnt of District offices, three thousand six hundred dollars; for general advertising, iiva thousand dollars; for books for register of wills, printing, checks, dam- 8g€S,_p¤·yme¤t of sprplus on sales of property for taxes by the late 001* porqtmns of Wiashmgton and Georgetown, 3Bd·fo1’ ymont of moneys mcexved by gud corpomqious on sales of property taxes crr0u00¤§l.Y made, and mmcollancous xtcms, and miscchauocus items mb otherwnso
