The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-02

sQuirements of the City Marshal, In accor.
dance with and subject TO the provisions OF
City ordinances in force, and such Deputy
shall take an oath TO faithfully demean
himself in Office.
Passed the Council February 25, 1878.
Approved March 3, 1873.
Ordinance No. 5.
Relating 10 the Qualifications and Duties
of City Treasurer.
BE 10 orduiaad bythe Common Council Of
the Chi Of 4dlI0nH;
Section |. Before entering upon the du.
ties of City Treasurer he shall file with the
Recorder cerj ilicate Of his election. with
his oa h endorsed thereon, that he will
faithfully demean himself in Office, and
also bond 10 he City of Albany, in the
sum of live thousand dollars. nayable in
United States gol or silver coin. with at
least two snretics to be approved by the
Mayor, or such other sum as the City
Council may require, conditioned that ne
will aihfully discharge the duties Of
City Treasurer, account for and pay over
all money, and turn over 70 his successor
all books, Napers or prolpriy belonging 10
the city that may come INTO his hands by
virtue of his office as such Treasurer.
Sec. 2. The Treasurer shall reside and
keep an office within the city limits. and
shall ray ali orders issuel o him by the
City Recorder in the order they are pre-
sented for payment in The fun Is of the
city treasury, but he shall pay no money
out of he trcasury except upon orders is
sued by The Recorder.
See. 3. He shall a the end of each quar-
fer, and at the last regular meeting for the
year, or at any time when required
by the City Council to do so, make re-
port 10 the City Council of his doin IS as
Treasurer. He shal at che lime OF making
such report return TO The City Council all
vouchers pal land cancelled by him, which
canceling Shall be done at the time of
payment By writing or Stamping on the
tnce OF such order the word "paid," in
large letters, with The dale of nlyment
He shall include In his report an account
OF all money and property in his hands as
City Treasurer. and turn The same over to
his successor when he shall be duly quail
fled.
Sec. 4. The City Treasurer shall receive
one per cent. on all received AMI one and
a-half per cent on all money Naid out by
him as City Treasurer, and his accounts
shall he audited and paid IN the same
manner "a o. her accounts against the city.
Sec. ). When any city warrant shall lie
presented 10 the City Treasurer and there
is no money in the treasury TO pay the
same, The City Treasurer shall endorse on
the back of said warrant, "PreSented and
not pai1 for want of funds" also the time
of making said endorsement and he
shall keen record of such orders or war
rants in book kent for that purpose
whenever the City Treasurer shall nay
any warrant so endorsed he shall cancel
the same rs other warrants are cancelled
by him, and enter the same on the book
OF endorsed orders.
Ordinance no. 8.
Relating to the Appointments Duties and
Compensation of City Surveyor.
Be il orttdinfd 5y The Cannon Council Of
the Cny Of AlbQng:
Section |. A City Surveyor may be ap-
pointed by the City Council at any meet
ing when the Council deem ii necessary to
make such apnointment, who shall serve
during the remainder Of the year.
Sec. q Before entering upon the duties
of City Surveyor he shall file with the Re
cOrder certificate of his appointment,
with his official oath endorsed thereon to
the effect that he viii faithfully dernean
himself in office.
Sec. g. 1t shall be the duty of the City
surveyor 10 make such surveys within the
city limits and render such service con-
sistent with his profession as the City
Council may require of him, and he shall
make record OF all his official acts and re
ports in a well bound book, 10 be kept in |
the Surveyors Office, and in case he has no
Office within the city 1t shall be keptin the
Recorders Office for general reference.
Sec, 4. He shall receive as compensation
for any service rendered the City or TO the
citizens thereof the sum Of five dollars
per day.
The service of his assistants shall be
audited and paid at reasonable compen-
sation.
Ordinance No. z.
Relating to the appointment, Dnties and |
Compensation of City Attorney.
Bel ordahd byhe Common Council Of
The CHu0f 1lLdnB'
Section l. The City Attorney shall be of |
the degree of attorney and counsellor of |
the Supreme Court of this State. He shall |
be appointed by the City Council, at any |
regular meeting, to serve during their |
term of Office.
Sec, .. Before entering upon his duties
the City Attorney shall file with the Re |
corder certificate Of his appointment, |
with an official oath endorsed thereon to |
the effect that he will faithfully demean |
himself in office.
Sec. 5, 1t shall he the duty of the City |
Attorney 10 attend 10 all actions in which |
the city Is interested: and he shall advise /
the City Council when requested so 10 do, |
on any legal question thai may arise in |
volving the interest of The city,
Sec. t. The City Attorney shall receive |
as his compensation for services as City |
Attorney such sum as the City Council |
may deem just and reasonable for his legal |
adviceas counsel When excessive service |
is demanded of him, when prosecuting gany |
case in behalf Of tile city before the Re
corder's Court, he shall receive the fees set |
forth in Chapter VIII, relating TO fees OF
officers.
Sec. S. All ordinances or parts of ordi- |
nances heretofore passed by the City Coun. !
Gil not consistent with the provisions of |
this ordinance be and the same are hereby |
repealed.
Sec. .. The foregoing ordinance to take |
effect and be in force from and after five /
days from IFS publication in the Official
paper of the city
Passed the Council June 18th, 1870.
Approved June 9th, 1870.
A. w. STAN4ARD, Mayor.
Attest A. N. ARNOLD, City Recorder.
ordinance No. 10.
Relating to City Police,
Be u ordained b1 the Common Council ofule
cRy NJ AibonU! III.
Sec. /. No person shall he guilty within !,
the limits of the City Of Albany of any |
brawl or tumult or commit any assault or
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