The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-22

Cashier and Bookkeeper, Water Works. F. c. Schwand.
 Assistant Bookkeeper, Water Works. William Lucas.
 Clerk. Water Works Department. A. F. Thompson.
 Meter Repairer. Water Works De- partmenf. M. D. Bargainier.
 Meter Reader, Water Works Depart ment H. H. Cheatham.
 Inspector. Water Works Department. s. J.. Brock.
 Foreman Construction, Water works. w, T.. Perry.
 Superintendent of Streets. s. L.. smith.
 Mayors Clerk, H. W. Parrish. Jr.
 Keeper of Emergency Hospital Grounds. Arthur E. Thompson.
 Assistant City Engineer, Paul Hab- ercorn.
 Clerk to City Engineer. Gaston Troy
 Chief Engineer. Water Works pump station, T. M. McDonough.
 First Assistant Engineer, Water Works pump station, Tom c. Payne.
 Second Assistant Engineer. Water Works pump station. John O. Small
 Superintendent of stock. J. B. Cook.
 City Carpenter. A. s. Wallace.
 JanitorCity Building. Charley White
 Janitor Market Building, Peter
 Yours very truly.
 w. M. Teague. Mayor"
 The appointment of J. Miles Smith. Captain of Police, Oscar McDade, Day Sergeant. H. T. Ragland. Night Ser geant, and J. E. Scale. as Secretary to the Chief in the Police Department by Chief of Police W. H. Taylor was an nounced to the council.
 Those present last night were Presi- dent Gunter, Aldermen. Jones, Saul, Tait. Thompson, Brassell, Sullivan. Seidle. Kennedy, Moritz. Johnson, Ruth, Parrish. Perry, Toole. Virgin.
 The Council by unanimous vote adopted its old rules of order and pro ceedure.
 Two Reports on Salaries.
 Majority and minority reports, the latter signed only by Alderman Saul. were submitted to the council by the Salary Committee, but as neither was adopted last night the salaries for October at least will remain the same.
 The majority report recommends the increase of the salary of the City Chemist and Milk Inspector from s1,0s0 to $1.20o, and of three sanitary officers to the graduated scale of pay ment of patrolmen from $780 for first to ss4o second year to $500 third year. The majority report would have the salary of the City Engineer raised from sf,s9e to S2.5t0. of she City Electrician from $l,350 to $1,500 and of the clerk and the assistant bookkeeper of the Water Works Department from $900 to $1,000. while the engineer at he Pump Station. would be raised from $1,200 to $1.500 and the two assistant engineers there are to have $1,000 instead of $900. One inspector of paving would receive $5 a day for each day employed in- stead of s450 as at present.
 In the Police Department the clerk to the Chief of Police Is intended. by the report, to receive s900 instead of $TSO. The patrolmen. as stated previ- ously, would be on q graduated scale of pay.
 No change in the Fire Departments pay roll Is recommended except that it is the committees report that the Chief of the Fire Department should have buggy boy, whose salary should be $240.
 Alderman Sauls minority report rec ommends the increase of the City En- gireer's salary from $1.800 to $2.1e0; City Physician's from $1,20O to 1,500; City Electricians from $1.350 to $1, 800; First Inspector of Paving, $5 a day instead of $4,50; three Sanitary Officers from $7SO each to sS40 each; City Chemists, from $1,0s0 to $1.2O0; one clerk in the Waterworks Department from $500 to $1 200; two clerks in Wa terworks Department, from $500 each to $1,000 each; in same department one plumber, from $l,350 to $1 300; two A assistant engineers from $900 each to sf,O00 each in fthe police department the same increased pay of patrolmen s in the majority report.
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