San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-02
other clerical work as may be required of

other clerical work as may be required Of
| him by the recorder.
A resolution was then adopted that the
surplus OF the budget Of 1894. 95 be apprO'
priated to cover the salaries OF officers.
The ordinance was then adopted under
suspension of the rules.
This reduction in salaries falls as fol-
| lows:
City clerk, 500 per annum; assistant,
| Sl20; assistant auditor, Sl20; inspector OF
weights and measures, 5000; city hall
messenger, porter and janitor, 1920 In all;
assistant police chief. $3.50; second assiS-
tant police chief $40; chief of detectives,
$40: policemen, Sl20 each; taller 800.
Engineers office-Transit man, $500;
grade eStabliSher, 500; rodman, Sl20.
City physician, $40; city hospital help,
800. Two stock drivers, 1860; dog catch
ers, 5000; the man who burieS de ID dogs,
etc, $50 City electrician loses his entire
salary, $500 Market master $3.50. Fire
department, $500. The total eXpendi-
lures will thus be SOB, $50 this year,
against Sll7,640 last year.
The mayor then announced that nOmi-
nations for officers and various city en-
ployes were in order and Aldermen Devne
and MCAllister were appointed tellerS and
the voting began. The council was unan-
imOuS, except ia two nominations, and
then there was but one dissenting vote.
The nominations were all, even the pO-
licemen, voted on one at a time, and were
elected as follows:
City Clerk-E. r. Norton: assistant,
ChaS. Scheidemantel.
CITY PhySician-Dr. r. Menger; assist
ant, DR.. Ed. c. Clavin.*
Street commissioners. b. CrOwther.
Market maSter-Edward McAlIister;*
first assistant. G. b. Hice;* second assist
ant, 2. Grandjean;" third assistant, Otto
SOlmS.*
Ditch commissioner,-Loui Layer.
Engineer; A. C. Pancoast
Recorders court clerk-JameS p. New
comb.
Custodian of the Alamo-Wm. Nc
Master.
Inspector weights, measures and milk
VIM. Hoefing, Jr.*
Public Weigher-F. McC. Newton.
CHIEF fire department-John w. Tobin.
Assistant AuditOr-Chas. L. Sauer.
Assistant city attorney-W II. Hus-
ton.
Clerk of health office-Frank Roberts.
Superintendent of garbage cartS-John
w. Evans
Chief of Poice-W. D. Druse.
First ASSistant-JeSse A. Bennett.
Second ASSiS' ant-Juan M. Cara
Chief OF Detectives -ThOS. j. Hughes.
City Jailer-W. S. Hardy.
Night Police Clerk-W. E Easton.*
Those marked with the ~ are new ap-
pointees.
Patrolmen Fred Bader, J. R. Bourn,
Frank Dawson. Pat Bergin, s. NJ. Foster,
John Fttzhenry, c. W. Gulwest, Antonio
Herrera, VIM. Hill. NJ. B. Inman, Oscar
Kieron, Chas. w. McCabe, w. II. Neon
Patterson, Chas. E Rogers, John A.
Scott, Isaac Porter, Ygnaco Chavez,
all of whom were present incumbents,
and the following new men, to wit:
c. X. Gravis, Chris. G, Dullnig. AdOlfo
Vidal, Fred Bolton, Nelson C. Williams
J. 5. Mcneil. Jos. Shelly. II. A. Ellis,
Louis }. ESpnosa, Julius Biestein, L. d.
H9yt, WIN. Lacey, James G. MITCHELL, Ed.
O'BanniOn, Henry WOesnig, Jas. DALI
son, w. l.. Bryan. Geo. w. YoSt. L. j..
SultenfusS. J. II. Mass A. H. Kieffer.
City Pound stock drivers, r. b. AleXan-
der an Ii. H. Herring.*
COMMITTEE reports were then called for
and the fire committee granted G.. Stuart
Simmons permit to erect an iron clad ad-
dition to a building on Commerce street.
Assessment committee reported favor
" O. Ogden, Charles Kuein, Alice Al S
Hewitt, R. Goering, John Lous-
tanau, Mary c. Williams, Mrs. E. A.
StribIing, +. G.. Scherer Gin parO, John
Pnn, Ed. Lyons, John Sutltf, j. s. LOCK-
wood. and unfavOrably on f. q. Scherer,
Sallie Royal, Mrs. 5. Smith.
5. P. Miller was allowed permit for a
meat market.
NEW BUSINESS.
Alderman Beckmann put in a reSOu-
tiOn to establish fire hydrant at the cor
ner of Navarro and Crockett streets, at
the bridge, which was adopted.
Alderman Mackey-That a committee
be appointed to fix the damage to some Of
his property, caused by the dumping of
garbage and night soil thereon by the
city: adopted, and Aldermen Holt, Oge
and ROhaUdS appointed.
Alderman Richards complained that he
had been put on too many standing COM
mitteeS and the mayor said he would see
into it and relieve him II possible.
Alderman McAlliSter put through a
resolution for more water mains on South
Flores street.
Alderman Robards asked if any steps
had been taken to prevent the introduce
tion Of smallpox into the city from infect
ed points. He was tod the city had no
pest house, but that the Board Of Health
had taken the necessary precautions in
the matter, and then the council ad-
jOurned.
The next meeting will be held Monday
next.
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