The San Francisco call., 1898-03-31

of whom shall hold office for two years, and shall be elected from the City and County at large. Each one must be at the time of his election an elector of the City and County, and must have
 been such for at least five years next preceding his election. Each Supervis- or shall receive an annual salary of twelve hundred dollars.
 Every person who has served as Mayor of the City and County, so long as he remains resident thereof, shall be entitled to a seat in the Board of Supervisors and to participate in it's debates, but shall not be entitled to a vote nor to any compensation. Sec. 3. A majority of all the members of the Board shall constitute quorum, but a less number may adjourn from day to day and compel the attendance of absent members in such manner and under such penalties as the Board may prescribe.
 Sec. 4. The Board shall:
 1. Appoint a clerk, Sergeant-at-arms and, when authorized to do so by ordi- nance, such additional clerks and other assistants as may be deemed necessary.
 g. Establish rules for it's proceedings. g. Keep a journal of it's proceedin Ts, and allow the same to be published. The ayes and noes shall on demand of any member be taken and entered | therein.
 f. Have authority to punish its mem bers for disorderly or contemptuous behavior in it's presence.
 | Sec D. The Mayor shall be the pre- siding officer of the Board of Supervis- ors. In the absence of the Mayor the Board shall appoint a presiding officer pro tempore from it's own members,
 who shall have the same right to vote as other members.
 Sec G. The Beard shall meet on Monday of each week, or if that day be a legal holiday, then on the next day 1 The Board shall not adjourn to any
 other place than to its re lar place of
 meeting, except in case of great neces- sity or emergency. The meetings of
 the Board shall be public.
 1 Sec. T. The clerk of the Board
 when requested to do so, shall admin 1 ister oaths and affirmations, without l charge, in all matters pertaining to | the affairs of his office, and shall per- l form such services as may be pre-
 scribed by the Board. He shall have | leases, grants and other documents
 records and papers of the City and | County. His signature shall be neces- sary to all leases, grants and convey ances of the City and County. | Sec. 8. Every legislative act of the 1 City and County shall be by ordinance. The enacting clause of every ordinance l | dained by the People of the City and | County of San Francisco as follows. '' No ordinance shall be passed except by
 bill, and no bill shall be so amended as | to change it's original purpose. | Sec g. No bill shall become an ordi-
 nance, nor resolution be adopted un- less finally passed by a majority of al the members of the Board and the vote
 be taken by ayes and noes and the
 names of the members voting for anC
 against the same be entered in the
 Journal.
 Sec. 10. No ordinance shall be re.
 vised, re-enacted or amended by refer,
 ence to its title; but the ordinance tt be revised or re-enacted, or the sectior thereof amended, shall be re-enacteG
 at length as revised and amended. I Sec. IL An ordinance shall embrac, but one subject, winch subject shall b.
 expressed in it's title. If any subjec
 be embraced in an ordinance and no
 expressed in it's title, such ordinance
 shall be void only as to so much there of as is not expressed in it's title. Sec. 12. When a bill is put upon it! final passage in the Board and fails tt
 pass, and a motion is made to recon sider, the vote upon such motion shaI
 not be acted upon before the expira
 tion of twehty-four hours after ad journment. No bill for the grant O.
 any franchise shall be put upon it. final passage within ninety days after it's introduction, and no franchise shaI