The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-04-20

made the SAME.
Alderman Carmichael moved
the exception of tn" cItN attor-
ney, who had done more good,
solid work and for less money
than any official that had ever
performed the duty of the office.
He was IN favor of increasing the
salary of Nell Alfred. Alder
man Smith iokingly remarked
that he couldu 1 tell whether All
red would be his own successor
for the coming year or not, when
Mr. Carmichael said that he
would be, all the same.
All the counciImen agreed that
MIR. Alfred had proven himself a
capa bile and efficient officer and
deserved more pay than he re-
ceivcd.
Carmichael moved the salary
of the city attorney be fixed at
$50 a month instead of So: Fuller
said $50: Davis said $50: POoSer
suggested {; compromise of
SD Is per month, or 800 for
the year. So ordered. City
clerk, same AZ last year, STD;
city collector. same as last year,
50: treasurer, raised from 81 10
$40: sanitary inspector. raised
from $40 to $50. Alderman Full
Ter said that If the inspector did
his duty he would earn $50. He
once had been city sanitary in
Spector and knew the duties and
laborS pertaining to said Office.
The pay of the city marshal and
the policemen remained the same,
so a month. The pay of the
board of tax equaliZerS was re-
duced from $50 10 so on motion
of Smith. for if the councilmrn
could devote 100 nights a year of
their time gratultouSly to the
city the distinguished men who
composed that board could work
a day or two Il year for less than
they had been receiving. Alder
man Davis favored the old salary.
The sum of bonded city officers
remained the same as last year
and il as follows: City clerk,
$1,000: marshal, $500; collector,
$4,000: treasurer, $1,000.
President Benjamin then read
section IT. of election law, which
SAYS the council must hold n spe-
cial meeting thirty days before
any election, to revise re@IStra-
ton. 1t was then ordered that
the council should hold said Spc-
cial meeting next Tuesday night,
April -, and no further notice To
members was necessary.
The report of the market com
mittee on rules governing the
same was then read and referred
TO the judiciary committee. The
substance of the rules are as fol-
lows: Opcmln" Of market at > n.
m: closing of market at p. m;
Saturdays, closing 1870 p. m:
opening Sunday o. legal holidays
from TO 9 a. m: each stall Oc-
cupant shall from April to OctO-
Der thoroughly scrub his stall
twice u week, the rest Of the year
once "A week: the market hall
shall be scrubbed once week
and Sprinklcd and swept twice a
day; non-conformity to these
rules will subject occupants TO
forfeiture OF their lease: no Occu-
pant Of "A stall shall sell anything
but meats and vegetables, except
by payin" extra license: no per
son shall have permission to sell
market products except at the
city market: persons from the
country must not make sale of
their products from house tn
house before l0a. IN: s. month
shall be paid to some person 10
open, close and see that the mar
ket is kept clean: sanitary In.
spcctor must visit and inspect
the market once a day and see
that the rules are obeyed: if any
a rticleS of food are not fully nl
the sanitary Standard the IN