Plan District Work by Three DC Commissioners Under New Laws
District commissioners assign duties for street extensions, public schools, water meters, and public playgrounds under the district appropriation act. Extensions include T street northeast and Nineteenth Street, with a major aim to restore westward outlets for northeast residents. Bridges over rail lines, quarry contracts, and public comfort stations are planned, while two new school sites are designated in divisions five and thirteen to relieve Curtis Randall Beil. Water meters cost 15 dollars each, to begin with commissioners’ homes, and a wharf for a proposed fireboat is discussed alongside replacement of wooden stairways at several school buildings. Old Police Court demolition follows current district plans.
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Capt. Morrow
Col. Biddle
T Street
Nineteenth Street
Woodsey Road
Baltimore Street
Kalorama Avenue
Prescott Place
Rittenhouse Street
Ember Wil
Puuheosai
Odd Diloge
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Bunker Hill Road
Capt. Harding
Publc
Congress
Anacostia Bridge
Macfarland
Board of Education
Can@resa
Curtis
Randall and Beil
Washington
Col Biddle
Cuno H. Rudolph
Col Hiddie
Cook, Randall,Thomason, and
van Buren
Charity funds urged to aid DC relief programs
Police Court work may move to a temporary site near May Day. Commissioner Macfarland recommends giving 454.86 from a District of Columbia relief fund to Associated Charities for tuberculosis and housing aid. He also seeks 2400 in accumulated interest from the centennial inaugural relief fund to be paid to the association upon proper authorization.
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Macfarland
District of Columbia
Associated Charities
Citizens’ Relief Association
Tuition Schedule Proposed by Commissioner Macfarland
Board of education report shows not more than 200 pupils face tuition for public school attendance. Macfarland recommends monthly rates by grade level ranging from $110 for first grade to $696 for manual training schools, with $435 for normal schools and $490 for high schools, reflecting a broad tuition framework for nonresident children in Washington.
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Macfarland
Board of Education
Washington
Suit Against McKay Estate Sets Equity Claim
Executors and heirs at law named along with the Dewey Hotel Company and Jennie Pope McKay in a district supreme court suit filed by Oscar L. Richard and Edwin H. Richard. They claim McKay, Girvan & Ducker owed 1200 in 1858 secured by portable field hospitals, value 2500, with interest totaling 1457.47 after rejection by executors.
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Dewey Hotel Company
Sulit
District Supreme Court
Oscar L. Richard
Edwin H. Richard
Nathaniel McKay
Col McKay
Jennie Pope McKay
Col. McKay
Bill
Equity
McKay, Girvan & Ducker
Mathews Denies Offer for Fourth Postmaster Post
City bulletin reports Mr Jerry A Mathews denying the offer of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General job. He says he is not a candidate and will remain as clerk of the Public Funding and Grounds Committee of the Senate, possibly moving to Connecticut to practice law.
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Mathews
Jerry A. Mathews
Public Funding and Grounds Committee
Senate
Connecticut
Lieut
Amiss
Maj
Sylvester
Lieut. Amiss
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