The San Francisco call., 1898-04-19

within six months after this Charter takes effect, in good faith commence the exercise and enjoyment or such privilege or franchise.
 Sec. 27. All ordinances or resolutions for the improvement of any street Tor which no contract shall have been en- tered into at the time this Charter takes effect are hereby repealed.
 Sec. 2S All ordinances, orders ana resolutions of the Supervisors or the City and County in force at the tune this Charter takes erect, anu noC 1!i- consistent herewith shall continue III force until amended or repealed.
 Sec. 29. When the Supervisors snail determine that the public interest re- Quires the construction or acqulsltlou of any permanent mun1clpal pullulIS OA improvement, the cost of Wnlch III a4- @ dition to the other expenses o1 the City and County will exceed the income and revenue provided for the City ana County for any one year, they must ny ordinance passedLy the affirmative vote of not less than fourteen members OA the Board, submit a proposition to ln- cur a bonded indebtedness tor Sucn purpose to the electors of the City and County at special election to be helo for that purpose only. All the proViS- ions of this Charter providing for the acquisition of public utilities, so Tar as the same are applicable, shall apply to the manner of submitting such propo- sition to the electors, to the limitations of said bonded indebtedness, to the fs- Suance and character of the same, ana to the time when and the kind Of money in which said bonded 1n- debtedness shall be payable The pro, ceeds of the sales of such bonds snail be paid into the treasury to the credit of the Public Building Fund.
 Sec 30. Every assistant deputy or other subordinate of any board, depart ment or officer, shall discharge any or the duties pertaining to such depart ment board or office as his chief may assign him to.
 Sec. 31 No member of the Board Of Police Commissioners and no member of the Board of Fire Commissioners shall be eligible to any elective othce while he Is a member of such Boaro' or for one year thereafter.
 Sec. g. No member of the Board or Police Commissioners and no memper of the Board of Fire Commissioners, and no officer, subordinate or employee of the Police Department or of the Fire | Department, shall be a member or any partisan convention the purpose or which is to nominate candidates for office: nor shall either of them directly or indirectly electioneer, by soliciting votes or otherwise, for or against any candidate for office at any election, or for against any CdNUludlS 1OI iOIIlA- nation before any political convention, or for or against any candidate for del- egate to such convention at any pri- mary election; nor shall either Of them be a member of any committee, club, or organization the purpose of which Is to nominate or endorse candidates Tor office at any election; nor in any way | attempt to influence or control such committee. club or organization, while nominating CT endorsing said candi- dates; nor take any part in the control, management or distribution of the po- litical patronage of any pubic otflcer; nor shall any member of either Of said Boards. or any officer, subordinate or employee of either of said departments directly or indirectly attempt to control or in any manner influence the action of any officer, subordinate or employee of either of said departments at any general special or primary election. And no officer, subordinate or employee of either of said departments shall levy, collect or pay any amount of . money as an assessment or contri- button for political purposes. Any person violating any of the pro visions of this section shall be re- moved forthwith from his office or employment If the violation be by member of either of said Boards the Mayor must remove such member; and if by an officer, employee or subordinate or e1Jner or Sa1Q lueI Ille Board whose officer, employee or sub ordinate has been guilty of such viola tion, must remove such officer. employee or subordinate; and if such Board fail or refuse to make such removal, then the Mayor must remove all members of the Board who have so failed or re- fused.
 Sec. 8. No deputy, clerk or other en- ployee of the City and County shall be paid for a greater time than that covered by his actual service.
 Sec. 34. The salaries provided in this Charter shall be in full compensation for all services rendeEed and every of ficer shall pay all moneys coming into his hands as such officer no matter from what source derived or received, into the treasury of the City and County within twenty-four hours af- ter receipt of the same.
 Sec. 35 When any officer, board or de- partment shall require additional depu- ties, clerks or employees, application shall be made to the Mayor therefor, and upon such application the Mayor shall make investigation as to the ne cessity for such additional assistance; and if he find the same necessary he may recommend to the Supervisors to 1 authorize the appointment of such ad- ditional deputies. clerks or employees; | and thereupon the Supervisors, by an | affirmative vote of not less than four l pointments, and provide fer the com pensation of such appointees, subject to the limitations contained in this Char ter, and subject to the provisions of Article XIII thereof.
 Sec 36. At any time between the first day of December, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety nine, and the first day of January, in the year nineteen hundred, the person who, at the election held under this Charter in the month of November next preceding, has been elected the Mayor of the City and County, shall make all the appointments provided by this Charter to be made by him, and all the persons so appointed shall there upon qualify as in this Charter pro- vided, and shall take office at the hour of noon on the first Monday after the first day of January in the year nine teen hundred and all boards, commits sions and officers of the City and Coun- ty holding by appointment under ex- l,.o11 lOr1 cor