The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-01

SALARY ORDINANCE.
Council Passes 1t by Vote of Seven
10 Three.


Provo, Oct 3l-The city council last
evening passed the salary ordinance,
which has been before the council for
some time, by the following vote: Yeas
Johnson Decker. Miller, Booth, Richmond
Partridge and Snow. Nays-Gray, Rob
erts and Bott.
The salaries and compensation are as
follows: Mayor $500 year councilmen,
81 for each session and 30 cents an hour
for committee work till January, 1908
After January 1893. 50 cents an hour for
committee work. The increase Of 70 cents
for committee work is the only change
from the present ordinance. Recorder,
$500 a year This is an increase or S5OO
year, the recorder having been given
additional work as bOokkeeper IN depart
ments. Treasurer, $50 year; marshal
$500 q year: attorney $500 a year Gan IN
crease of $40 year,; justice of the peace
$500 year; city physician, 500 year:
Watermaster 500 month; supervisor OF
streets, $50 a month; superintendent OF
WaterWOrks and sewers, SO a month; as
SCISSOR and collector of water rates, $50 a
month; provided that the office may be
sewer ana waterwoFks, in which case the
work is to be done for the same salary
as received By the superintendent, $'oi po-
liccmen. so a month; chief OF IRE depart
ment $50 a month (an advance or SlU)'
pOUndkeeper. $40 Il month"; sexton so q
month; deputy WateFmastefS and deputy
street supervisors. $3.50 day each,
The compensation of provision inspector
service There has been no fixed compen-
satiOn of this officer before.
No change was made from the present
ordinance for officers who are compen-
sated by fees.
The Democrats will hold rallies on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week. The places and speakers
have not yet been fully decided upon.
Deputy Sheriff Barnett went down 20
the Rio Grande Western train with Il
hack last evening about 1889 O'Clock, 10
bring sick man up town. He waited tiI
g clock for the last section of the train
to come in, but no sick man appeafeu
The conductor stated the man mad SOl o..
the train at Soldier Summit, but had ieft
at some point up the road. Earlier III the
evening the Rio Grande Western agent
al Soldier Summit telegrapned Sheriff
Harmon that sick man who was there
should be taken care Of By the county.
The sheriff arranged for his transporta-
ton and reception in Provo with the re-
suit above stated
The following appointments of judges
of election have been made by the city
council 10 fiji vacancie scaused by resig-
nation: Second district, II. ]. W. Goddard
vice George Groneman; Fifth district, j.
l. CLAYTON vice Fred Evans; Eighth dis
trict, George Ball vice n. w. Tiffany;
4. T.. Bdckler and family, who nave
been residing at Niagara, n. Y, for about
three years. where Mr. Buclzler has been
in the employ of the Ontario Power COM
pany, will return TO Provo next week. The
Niagara Falls Daily Record has an ac-
count of the presentation Of silver ioN-
ing cup TO Mr.. Buckler by No. 3S2 h. OF
p lodge at Niagara Falls last week
Samuel Brockbank of Spanish Fork IN
derwent an operation for tic doloureau
Ga norton of the nerve over the eye De-
ing removed in. the Provo general nos
pital yesterday.