The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-27

suspended. II authorizes the mayor 70
I APPOINT election officers and drlgnate w
ptacss n holdsps tiie sisotion, ~ Nv o.
! 1ue ordinance before & was ndop,ei ofas
amended 20 as to fenu.re the fetcrns 70
bc made within thics DAYS
-llefInitn ltlesaer aekel The city nttos
| ney u TIE ordinance could not be nincnd-
ed - that the city could appoint iis own
| res 9trar. III a1id he did not Object %
W; itosenth9i y registrar, but he wan ,.si
70 Know = The city did not have The fignt
% appoint itH own registrar.
me city attorney thought that the city
couil hot appoiui rttsrtfar The ofdi-
nance WAS fhen adopted.
Aifierman Bailey introduced m or3i-
nance dividing the city into SIX wards.
Which was referred 10 the ordinance COM
rnittee This ordinance merely makes the
fonTfn Wefd tiiorth aud Fourth wato
Ala..-sas. Baacy's resolution for the
con'lrninttton of certain property rlr the
extension q BRgDy street was rod Tni:
the extension shall not exceed $1,000
works
Alderman Riesner moved that the
mayor clty attorney anu street aud bridge
COMMITTEES be auhhcrxed 10 enter into 4
contract with the King Bri1Ee company
Tor the Crockett street bridge. Carried.
Tue safnc alderman also moved that the
King Bridge company be required to
scsHpe and repuN me Milan street
1fttte. N,nfrsE1
Alderman SheBrn moved that the coun-
Ell 80 Into executive scrson On the sal
aile4 81 the marshal, city attorney and
the rfeetlngs ~ the aldermen.
Adernia Hirsra seconded the motion,
whts4upofi tbs roam was cleared
Az 80 pc,dct the doors were opened
aud ths secretary read The SaiarleS OF
tue nfiicefs ns agreed upon rs follows, a
a. fafmtr meetings.
AiANof. <3to9 per- nnrin.
city secretary S1Nq per annunl
ti.y irea,sprFfl $3.50 and feea per annum
city engineer 500 per nnnnfn
Clty ma@fhkiY seio and fees per anaum
Market niaHfe- Ni5sf per nflnufn
Giig hsaltai OFFICER. si2p per nnnum.
Streef commissioner Sisro per unnsim.
sions
City assessor aud c5i;Sctgr. oue-aak pes
cent OF assessments AMI ons per cent
Recor!e- sso per nnn,m
Ai'irrlnth- IS ~ zach regular meeting.
so scsAenSer, fees o. oflice
Alaernlon hisSner sAi1 the p1h increase
had been 500 % the city secretary ANA
NJ on heiiiA officer The city marshai's
sAiary had Ne-1 decreased 500 ard ;ha
Ky attar;ief 500
The tnsnc- coui;nittee's ordinance nxinr
he salaries as AMENDED nsis then adopt
81 u.tier suepenei3a ~ thg rnles,
Alderman lfirfch'a ordibance lxing ilin
1ses taf e.ty MARSHAL upd the city an
ccmnittee ani reported fav3rabiy. witch
wss ddqppsl The rii.es were siapeudet
ana ths ordinance aiicpied. I'ne marshal
tlsNsl n t9r zach conviction and the
ciss attgrFes- 81 fer each caa9icflSa In the
Sersisiet'k c1trt Tpe zftaeut Aw allows
the ely nxarshAi ~ for each conviction
aaa The cits aisqfis rssl q straigAt
s1Aif%4
40 ordinance nxing q pound re- of "a
ctais = 81 e tiis City nsrsnsi eas shsn
Rad. The present iaw gives the niarsbai
l5y ptfsniSs sion, Csiy MartNaf Erichsasr
sal fne rfsnis ~ thfs wguid te that :hp
etesly ciataa1ee would as. b s1f9rrs5
ION nAa sosne siisis peafiag aF4irtt
hfn Is isnrofr,,aisi stsi 4 Sui iiaa 5sraadV
jAfsi 40 R,epart K 8 idiemaie ni,ntust
nsrr Tor ifupeutited stock
Tnt eseinssEsce was tiien Adoptsa indef
$50 tEzgs4f ~ tn riiia4
Aifesured