The record-union., 1892-03-31
ARTICLE XVIII.
Salaries of Officers

SEC. 205. Each member of the Board of
trustees snail receive salary OF two hundred
and fifty dollars year. but there shall be de-
Quoted thererOm the sum of five dollars for
each and every regular meeting of the board
which he shall fail to attend. The compensa-
ton OK other officers and employees of the CITY
snail be per annum as follows: Mayor three
thousand dollars; City Auditor and Assessor
twenty-four hundred dollars; City Collector
twenty-seven hundred dollars City Treasurer
fifteen hundred dollars; City Clerk, fifteen
hundred dollars; City Attorney, eighteen han.
dred dollars; City Superintendent of Common
schools, tWenty-seven hundred dollars: CITY
Physician, two thousand dollars; Superin-
tendent OF Streets, fifteen hundred dollars.
Clerk of Police Court, twelve hundred dollars
Deputy City Auditor and Assessor, twelve
hundred dollars; Deputy City Collector, fifteen
hundred dollars; Clerks of City Collector
each, one thousand dollars; Mayors Clerk
nine hundred dollars; Clerk of City Superin-
tendent OF Common Schools seven hundred
and twenty dollars; Sanitary and Building
Inspector, twelve hundred dollars; Inspector
of Plumbing and Drainage, twelve hundred
dollars; City Librarian, twelve hundred dollars;
Assistant City Librarian, nine hundred dol
lars; Chief of Police, twenty-one hundred dol
lars; Captain of Police, fifteen hundred dol
lars; Sergeants OF Police, each, twelve hundred
dollars; other members of permanent Police
Force, each, ten hundred and eighty dollars
Chief Engineer of Fire Department eighteen
hundred dollars; Assistant Chief Engineer of
Fire Department, twelve hundred dollars:
Engineers OF Fire Department, each twelve
hundred dollars; Drivers Fire Department
each, nine hundred dollars; Foremen of Fire
mpanles, each, three hundred and sixty
dollars; Assistant Foremen OF Fire Comma
MES, each, three hundred dollars; Hoselnen
each, two hundred and forty dollars; Hook,
and-ladder men, each, TWO hundred and forty
dollars; Tillermen, each, nine hundred dol
lars; Superintendent of Fire Alarm system
twelve hundred dollars; Superintendent of
Cemeteries, twelve hundred dollars. Chief FIN
gineer of Water-works eighteen hundred dol
lars; First Assistant Engineer of Water
works, fourteen hundred and forty dollars:
Second Assistant Engineer of Water-works
thirteen hundred and twenty dollars; Fire,
men of Water-works, each, nine hundred dol
lars; City Taper, twelve hundred dollars:
Assistant City Taper. nine hundred dollars.
City Water Assessor, nine hundred dollars.
All such salaries shall be payable In, equal
monthly ms ailments.
The City Surveyor shall receive such fees
for his services as may be allowed by the
Board of Trustees.
SEC. 206. The salaries of all other officers
and com pensation of all employees other than
those named in the next preceding section
shall, except where otherwise expressly pro-
vided in this Charter, be fixed by the Board OF
Trustees.
SEC. 2o7 The Board of Trustees NAV. at
any time by ordinance for that purpose, in
crease or decrease the compensation of officers
and employees as herein fixed, except of men,
bers of the Board of Trustees. and of the City
Superintendent of Common Schools; pro-
vided no such change in the amount OF COM
pensation of any Office held for a definite term
shall take effect during the term of the then
incumbent OF the office, and no such change
in the amount of compensation of any Office
held during the good behavior of the incuIn-
bent, shall take effect in less than six months
from the passage of the ordinance; and pro-
v1ded further, that no increase shall be made
liz the compensation OF any Office, unless by
affirmative vote of at'least seven members of
the Board of Trustees.
SEC. COS. The compensation OF officers and
employees of the Educational Department shall
be paid out Of the Common School Fund: OF
the Fire Department out of the Fire Depart
nent Funo; of the Police Department out of
the Police Fund; OF the City Free Library out
of the Library Fund, and of other officers AM
employees out OF the General Fund.