The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-02

dentals. 10000; special policeman,
100000; fuel, light and supplies,
$1,000; workhouse, $500; sustenance
of prisoners, $4,000; total, $4,000.
Section IA. That there be appro-
priated from the Public Safety Fund.
FIRE DEPARTMENT--Or
purposes: Regularfiremen, 100000;
furniture and fixtures, $500: sta
tionary and printing, $1,000; incl
dentals, $4,000; special firemen,
$4,000: fuel, light and supplies,
$500; horses and harness, $50O.O0;
apparatus, 1890; buildings and re-
pairs, $500; extraordinary purposes
apparatus and other, $4,000; total,
| $5445.00.
Section Is. That there be appro.
priated from the Public Health Fund
GENERAL ADMINISTRATIONS
Ordinary purposes: Clerk hire,
$4,000; stationery and printing,
$1,000; incidentals $1,000; legal ad-
vertislng, $1,000; total, $235.OO.
| Section 16. That there be appro-
prlated from the Public Health Fund.
SANITARY-Ordinar purposes
Sanitary police, regular, $4,000; med
ical supplies, $1,000; incidentals,
$25 90: total, $4,000.
Section II. That there be appro-
priated from the Public Health Fund.
QUARANTINE NE--Ordinary purposes:
Medical services, $4,000; guards
$500; medical supplies, $4,000;
food supplies, $500; incidentals
$1,000; total, $235.00.
Section 49, That there be appro.
priated from the Public Service Fund
GENERAL ADMINIST TRATION-
Ordinary purposes: Director, $25O,OO,
clerk hire, $4,000; furniture and nx-
lures. $1,000; stationery and printing,
lS25,OO; incidentals, $4,000; Janitor
and other employees, $4,000: legal ad-
vertislng. $4,000; total, $4,000.
Section 10. That there be appro-
priated from the Public Service Fund.
ENGINEERING-Or pur-
poses: Engineer and assistants
$3.50. 90; furniture and fixtures, '$50.OO;
stationery and printing, $4,000; Incl
dentals, $25.O0; total, $4,000.
Section 20. That there he appro-
priated from the Public Service Fund
STREET REPAIRING-ordinary
purposes: Payroll laborers, $4,000;
material, $1,000; tools and implements
$1OOOO; crosswalks, 100000; total
$5500O.
Section 81. That there be apppro-
priated fnom the Public Service Fund.
STREET CLEANING Ordinary
: purposes: Payroll laborers, $1,5OO.OO;
equipment and supplies, 100000; to-
; tai. $1.T0OOO
Section 22. That there be appro-
: priated from the Public Service Fund.
STREET LIGHTING-L g h in 8
streets, 80. 500 OO total, $9,500.OO.
Section 23. That there be appro-
priated from the Public Service Fund.
GARBAGE Ordinary purposes,
Removal. $4,000; disposal pIant,
$I1OO.OO: total, $1,120,OO
Section "a. That there be appro'
prated from the Public Service Fund
SEWERS. DITCHES, DRAINS AND
SEWAGE Observation-Disclosures pur'
noses: Payroll laborers, 100000;
8 material, tools, etc. $1,000: sewage
disposal plant, $4,000; total, $4,000
!, Section 2b. That there be appro.
priated from the Public Service Fund
/, yATERWORKS (PRIVATE COR
PORATiON) Ordinary purposes
: Hydrant rentals, $4,000; incident
ais. $1,000: total. $6,460.0O
: Section, 2G That there be appro
/: prIated from the Public Service Fund
: PUBLIC PARKS-Ordinary pur
: poses; Superintendents. $4,000; pay
! roll laborers. 10000; fuel and light
$50. 90: material. $1,000; total,$3SO.Oo
Section 81. That there be appro
J. priated from the Public Service Fund
| PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND LANDS
= Ordinary purposes; city hall, rue
; and light, $4,000; repairs, $lbO.OO
n rents, city offices, $4,000; incidentals
$1,000: total, $4,000.
j. Section 2S. That there be appro
priated from the Public Service Fuhu
y PUBLIC MARKET--Ordinary pur
; poses: Marketmaster, $4,000; Incl
: dentals, $1,000; fuel and light, $1,000
i total. $215.00.
Section 20. And the city auditor /
r hereby authorized to draw MS war
rants on the city treasurer Tor pay
ments from any of the foregoing ap
q nroprIatlons upon receiving prope
certificates and vouchers therefor, ap
, proved by the board or officers au
!. thorized by law TO approve the same
:, | or an ordinance or resolution
y council to make the expenditures
provided that no warrants snail d
Z drawn or paid for salaries or wage
y EXCEPT to persons employed by hu
thority of and In accordance with laN
= or ordinance. Provided, further, tn
T. appropriation for incidental ex
= penses' can only be expended 10
Items of expense constituting a lega
e obligation against the city and TO
purposes other than those coVere
e by the other specific appropriation
herein made.
II Section 80. This ordinance shal
take effect at the earliest period al
l. lowed by law.
II Passed January "a 1910.
EARL II. SMART,
a President of City Counci
Approved by j. G.. Setter, Mayor
n Attest: Miles Longshore, city ClerF
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