The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-02
ORDINANCE NO. 3o52.

AN ORDINANCE relating to the salaries
ep,6 ef1mpensaFo n, Of city officers anu
repeating ordinance Nos OF 2s7S soi4 soi'
and Se42 ana all other ordinances anc
parts Is, Of eTdihnanees in eonfliet hereXnith
AND COUNCILMEN OF THE CITY
GENERAL. Section 1. The salaries or
employees of the city of Topeka shall be
as M fSSII9Ts' Payable 4 E monthIy; 60
Mayor, per annum, 100000; Councilmen
each, per annum, 10000.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE. Sec. 3. City
Clerk. per annum. s1.50O.0O; Deputy City
Clerk. per annum. $4,000.
LAW DEPARTMENT. Sec. 4. City
attorney, per annum, 81 $1,000; Police
Court Deputy. per annum, $4,000; Assist
a ant and photographer. per annum.
CITY TREASURERs OFFICE. Sec. 5.
HEALTH AND 81 Sanitary DEPART-
mum, $1,000; Sanitary Sergeant. per an
mum, $4,000; Sanitary Policemen, each,
per annum, $1,000; Fumigator in SAM
: MIsCELLANEoots Sec. License
Inspector, per annum, $4,000; Dog OF,
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. Sec.
8 City engineer. per annum. $4,000;
!. Assistant sis ia City. Engineer. per annum
chairman or Rodman, per month, $500;
Paving and Sewer Inspectors, when
Pigmbing inspector. per annun : $4,000.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Sec. 8. Fire
Marshal Mar per annum: $4,000; oo Assistant
tains, each, per annum, $1,0s0.0O; Lieuten-
ants. each, per annum, s1020.O 90; Engineer,
Class, each, per annum, $4,000; Firemen
OF Of the Second Class, each, per annum,
STREET DEPARTMENT. Sec. 10.
street Commissioners, per annum, $1,200.00;
Deputy Street Commissioner, each, per an
mum, $4,000; Street laborers, each, per
day, $500; Driver and team, per day. $500;
for stone and brick work on crossings
and intersections, and asphalt foreman.
$3.50 per day; for asphalt laborers, $2.25
per day, and for sewer men, $500 per
POLICE DEPARTMENT. Sec. II. Po-
lice Judge, per annum, 100000; Chief of
Police, per annum, 81, 10000; sergeants or
assistants to chief each 5000 90 per an
mum, and plain clothes men each, per an
mum, S96OOO; policemen, including jailers
and patrol wagon drivers in class A
vice, per annum, 10000; policemen in
Guiding jailers and patrol wagon drivers
in class Batter three calendar months
continuous service, per annum, $4,000:
policemen, including jailers and patrol
wagon drivers in class C-less than three
calendar m onths continuous service, per
annum, $660.O0; police matron, per annum,
$4,000; provided, however, that any prior
continuous service on the police force of
said city for either three or six calendar
months, within three years next to any
appointment, shall entitle the appointee
fixing the class to which he shall belong.
ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT.
Sec r. superintendent of Department.
per annum, $4,000; One Engineer, per an
num-. 100000; Firemen, each, per annum,
s660OO; Linemen, each, per annum. $4,000;
WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT. Sec
l3. Superintendent of Department. per an
num- $1sOO.OO; secretary. cashier and book
keeper, per annum, 1920. 90; one clerk. per
annum, $4,000; one clerk, per annum,
s54O 90: chief engineer. per annun. $500 co.
and use of living rooms at pumping sta
ion; second engineer, per annum. S10S0. 90;
5hlrd engineer, per annum, $4,000; three
man, per annum, $3.50. co. eapper and meter
setter, per annum, $4,000; meter reader
and inspector, per annum, $66O.0s0; two
meter readers and repairers. each, per
annum. S660.O0; stenographer and bill
printer, per month, $1,000; Waterman at
Employed, per month. $500: laborers.
when actually employed, EACH $500 per
lay; driver and team, when actually EN-
oloyed, $500 per day: extra meter readers.
when actually employed, each, $500 per
lay, assistant foreman, when actually
actually employed, each, 1925 per day.
Extra collectors, $125 per day when
FORFEITURE OF PAY. Sec. IA. ANY
,fficer or employee drawing pay under
his ordinance shall forfeit his right to
for such time he shall
neglect or refuse to perform the duties of
lis office or position or while suspended
,r relieved therefrom.
REPEAL. Sec. Is. Ordinance No 2976
July q. 1909. Ordinance No. 3014, |
approved November 3, 1909, Ordinance No.
OH, approved November s., 1909, and
Ordinance No. 3042, approved February
8, 1910, and all other ordinaces and parts |
# ordinances in conflict with any of the
PROVISIONS of this ordinance are hereby re- |
)ealed.
TAKE EFFECT. Sec. IS. This ordi-
lance shall take effect and be in force
rom and after April l. 1910, and after its |
in the official city paper
Passed the Council March %, 1910
Approved, March %, 1910
ISeall VIM. GREEN. Mayor.
Attest: c. B. BURGE, City Clerk.
First published in The Topeka State