The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-19

no fees salaries or other emoluments for their
services, unless an ordinance or bill for that
purpose be first submitted to the legal yoters q
the city.
fees as Justices of the Peace are entitled by law
to receive for services OF o similar nature.
Sec. 8. The Marshal shall receive the same
fees for his services rs Constnbles are now al
lowed by law for similar services.
Sec. 4. The officers provided for in this Act,
or which may be appointed In pursuance there
of snail receive such percentage, fees or COM
pensation as may be established by ordinances.
ARTICLE V.
Section /. The officers elected under this Act
shall hold their offices for one year and until
their successors are duly qualified, the term of
office to commence ten days after annual cleo
tion; Provided, That persons elected to fill va
cancies shall hold out the unexplred term of the
Office to which they shall be elected and until
their successors are qualified.
Sec g. when two Or more persons shall have
an equal and the highest number OF votes for
any office provided for in this Act, the Board of
Trustees shall decide the election.
Sec. 8. All ordinances, resolutions DIS or
regulations calling for appropriations of money
shall lie over for at least ten days.
Sec. 4. The Board of Trustees shall have pow
er to levy and collect taxes, exceeding one mill
ner cent il an ordinance or bill for that purpose
be first submitted to the legal voters of the city,
after ten days notice OF tho time and place OF
such voting, and majority Of such voters shll Il
person shall vote on this proposition unless tney
shall have paid taxes, other than road and poll,
within the city limits
SHALL during his term of Office, be interested in
any contract, the expenses of which are TO be
paid out of the city treasury and all jobs or con-
1 tracts for constructing, improving ana orna-
| menting any place or object in the city or out
of it, the expenses of which are to be paid out OF
the city treasury, shall be let out to the, lowest
responsible bidder, 10 be done according 70
| specifications, to be furnished from the proper
office or department of the city government
and which shall have been approved Dy the
i Board of Trustees and made public nt least Ten
days before the closing of bids for such JoD Oh
Sec. 6, The President of the Board of Trustees
SHALL at the close of each fiscal year, and oftenel
if he should deem 1t expedient, communicate
to the Board general statement iii writing ol
the situation and condition of the city IN rela
tion to its general finances and improvements
and to recommend to the Board the Adoption o
such measures connected with the police, Inc
security of the public health, the Improvement
cleanliness and ornament of the city as he sinai
deem expedient, and he shall perform all sucl
duties as may be prescribed to him by this Act
and the city ordinances and laws Of this State
and of the United States, and not inconsistent
with either.
nate on the Second Monday i'll November O
} Sec. g. The Legislative Assembly ofthis STATE
may at any time alter, amend or repeal Inn
Sec o. The Board of Trustees shall cause tt
be posted up in two OF more conspicuous phlce
in the city, at least one month before the annua
election each year, q full, complete and detallet
statement of all moneys received and expended
by the city government during the preceding
wear and on what account received and eXpend
ed, classifying each receipt and expenditure un
der its appropriate head
Sec. 10. To prevent delay this Act shall DC II
force from and its approval by the Governor
Approved October 13, 1874
Attest: S. +. CHADWICK,
Secretary of State,