The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-07
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDlN NANCE
IA TO Make an Appropriation to the Fire Depart.
Section i. The Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelpha 40 ordain That the sum
and City S118 1901 dollars be and the same is hereby
appropriated TO the Fire Department for the year
Item l. For salaries of Chief Engineer, FIVE Assist
ant Engineers, and one Secretary, i've thousand
ltenr2 For Office expenses, Printing Advertising,
Books Stationery, and Cleansing, thlee hundred
"f Item 81 For expenses of the Board OF Directors,
Printing Stationery, Advertising, Postage, and
Cleansing one hundred tSlQO) dollars;
Item L. For Carriage Hire FOR Committee on
Trusts and Fire, and quarterly visits OF Chief En-
gineer, three hundred $4,000 dollars
Companies to wit To the Columbia and Friend
ship Engine Companies and to the America, Dill
gent, Fame, Good Intent, Humane, LAFAYETTE, Lin
severence Phenlx, Rlnggold Robert Morris
schuylkni South Penn, Taylor, Tivoi United
(all carrying steam forcing hoseb each, the sum of
four hundred dollars, nine thousand six hundred
Item g. 10 the Columbia, Fairmount. and Moya-
mensing Steam Forcing Hose Companies, each, the
sum OF four hundred doaIs, tWelYe hundred (Sl2OOl
dollars; Provided, That so much OF an ordinance as
entities steam forcing hose companies to more than
four hundred dollars per annum be and the same is
Item T. 10 the Empire Hook and Ladder Company
the sum OF three hundred (S300l dollars.
Item S. To the Excelsior, of Franktord, Franklin,
of Frankford, Columbia OF Germantown, Washmg-
ton, of Germantown, Germantown Hose, Union
Hose and Mantua Hook and Ladder of West Phia-
delp ha, each the sum of two hundred and fifty dol
lars, seventeen hundred and fifty ($l70Ol do lars.
Item 8. To the Good Intent, of RoxborOugh,
Companies and the Rescue Hook and Ladder Com
pany, OF Frankord each, the sum of two hundred
and fifty dollars, one thousand (Sl0O0) dollars.
Item 10. To the Congress of Chestnut Hill and the
Kingsessing Engine Companies, eacn the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars, three hundred tSSOO)
Item IL To the Wissahickon Engine Company,
the sum of one hundred ($100l dollars.
Item II. 10 the America, Assistance, Decatur, of
FTanktord, DELAYS are, Diligent Fairmount, Fellow
ship of Germantown, Franklin, Franklin, of German
town, Globe, Good Intent Good viii, HandIn-
Manayunk, Mechanic Monroe, of Hestonvllle
Northern Liberty, Philadelphia Reliance, Spring
Garden, Southwark, United States, Vigilant, WASH
Western, and West Philadelphia Steam Fire Engine
Companies TO the franklin, Good Will, Hope, In
delpha, Resolution, Shffler, Spring Garden South
wark, Western, West Phlladelpnia and William
Penn Hose ana Steam ire Engine Companies each,
the sum Of two thousand dollars ninety two thou
sand 1921 ,00O) dollars
Item 18 To the Liberty Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, OF Holmesburg, the sum OF twelve hunored
Provided, That no company herein enumerated
shall receive the gratuity named In this Ordinance,
whilst out OF service under suspension by of
the Chief Engineer and no part of the gratuities to
fire companies (steam fire companies eXcepted)
shall be paid until hereafter authorized by Councils
And that warrants for the said appropriation
shall be drawn by the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department conformity with existing ordinances.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
JOHN EoKsTErN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of SeIect Council.
Approved this sixth day of April, Ammo Domini
one one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six "a. d.
MORTON McMICHAEL
ait Mayor OF Philadelphia. q