The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
ORDINANCE NO. 4O44.

ORDINANCE NO. 4O44.
AN ORDINANCE relating to the salaries
or compensation of city officers and en-
ployees of The City of Topeka and re
pealing Ordinances Nos. 1852, 1858, SOes,
4028 and 1922 and all other ordinances
and parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Commits
sioners of the City of Topeka;
Section l. The salaries or compensation
The City of Topeka shall be as follows,
payable monthly.
Sec. 2. Mayor. per annum, g 5000;
Commissioners, each, per annum, $l.SOO-Uo-
Sec. 3. City Clerk, per annum, 8, 5oO.OO;
Deputy City Clerk, per anum, 100000
Sec. A. City Attorney per r'nnum,
annum. $1,00000.
Sec. 8. City Treasurer, per annun,
s., 10000; City Auditor, per annum, $l,S5o.OO.
Sec. 6. City Physician, per annum,
$4,000; Sanitary Sergeant, per annun,
$4,000; Sanitary Policemen, each, per an
num- $4,000; Fumigator sin IN 81 Sanfapy 1
to furnish and maintain horse without
additional cost to city:
Sec. Z. License Collector, per annum'
$4,000; Weighmasters, each, per annum'
$4,000; Janitor City Building, per annun'
$4,000; Inspector of Foods and Weights,
per annum, $4,000; Janitor of Auditorium
and Dog Officer, per month, S6o-VV Wneh
acting as dog officer to furnish ana mann
tain horse without additional cost TO
city; Electrical Inspector, per anhuIIl,
100000, electrical inspector to furnish anu
maintain a horse without additional cost
to city; Engineer of City Building Wheh
actually employed. per month. $4,000
Sec. s. City Engineer, per annun
$2,10000, city engineer to furnish ana
maintain a horse without additional cost
to city; Assistant City Engineer, per an
mum, 81, 10000; Draughtsman, per annum,
81, 10000; Instrument Man, per annum,
$4,000; Chairman or Rodman, per month,
$780, chairman or rodman to iurnlsh
ar aoira tot, xyifh additional
cost to city; Paving, Sidewalk and Sewer
Inspectors, when actually employed, each,
$3.50 per day; I: Plumbing Inspector, per an an
month, $500, excavation inspector to FUR
nish and maintain horse without addi-
tional cost to city.
Sec. 9. Fire Marshal, per annum, 81, SOOUO;
Assistant Fire Marshal, per annum,
$1,200.00; Captains each, per annum'
mum. $1.0So.O0; Lieutenants, each, per an
mum, $1,02000; Engineer, per annum,
s., 0S0.00; Ffremen of the First Class, each,
per annum, S96000; Firemen of the second
class, each, per annum, $4,000.
Sec. 10. Superintendent of Streets, per
annum, $150O.00; superintendent of streets
additional cost to city; Deputy Superin-
tendent of Streets, each, per annum,
$78000 deputy superintendent of streets,
each, to furnish and maintain a horse
without additional cost to city; Street
Laborers, each, per day, $500; Driver and
team, where city furnishes wagon, per
day, BIS; Driver and team where dflVer
furnishes wagon, per day, $500; One first
class bricklayer, per day, $500; for stone
and brick work on crossings and inter-
sections, and asphalt foreman, $3.50 per
day; for asphalt laborers, $225 per day,
and for sewer men, $500 per month,
where sewer men furnish feed for horse,
$500 per month.
Sec. IL. Police Judge, per annum,
| 81, 10000; Chief of Police, per annum,
| 81, 10000; Sergeants assistants to chief,
each, $1,O2o.oo per annum, and plain
4 OH moi
| licemen, including jailers and patrol
wagon drivers in Class A-after six calen-
| dar months continuous service, per an
mum, 100000; Policemen, including jailers
and patrol wagon drivers in class B-af-
| ter three calendar months continuous ser
vice, per annum, $7SO.OO; Polcemen. IN
| GLIDING jailers and patrol wagon drivers
| in Glass C-lesS than three calendar
| months continuous service, per annum,
! $66000; Police Matron, per annum, $6OOOO;
provided, however, that any prior con-
tinuouS 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
j to credit for such continuous service in
| fixing the class to which he shall belong
| Sec. II. Superintendent Electric Light
| Department, per annum, $l,32OUO SAID
| Superintendent to furnish and maintain
a horse without additional cost to city;
Engineer. per annum, $4,000; Assistant
! man. per annum, S720; One Fireman, per
| annum, $660.00; Chief lineman, per annum;
| $4,000; Linemen, each, per day, SO; Trim
| mers each, per annum, $4,000, tach trim
| mer to furnish and maintain horse with
| out additional cost to city.
| Sec. 10. Superintendent Water Depart
| ment, per annum, 81, 10000; Secretary and
| Cashier per annum, $1200.00; One Clerk,
per annum, $4,000; Additional Clerks,
each, per annum. $6600O; Chief Engineer.
per annum, 81, $4,000, and use of living
| rooms at pumping station; Second Engi-
| neer, per annum, $1,0S0O0; Third Engi-
neer, per annum, 100000; Three Ffremen,
| each, per annum, $4,000; Foreman, per
annum, 81. 10000; Capper and Meter Setter,
| per annum, $4,000; Meter Reader and In
| spector, per annum, $66O.00; Two Meter
Readers and RepafrerS, each, per anun,
s6eOO0; Stenographer and Bill Printer. per
| annurn, S660.00; Watchman at Harrison
| Street Station, when actually employed,
| ly employed, each, $500 per day; Driver
and Team when actually employed, $4Ol
per day; Extra Meter Readers, when act
ually employed, each, $500 per day; AS
sistant Foreman, when actually employ
ed $3.50 per day; Calkers when actually
employed, each S2.25 per day; Collectors
each, $1.50 per day, when actually en-
Sec. A. Any officer or employee draw
ing pay under this ordinance shall forfeit
his right to compensation for such time as
: he shall neglect or refuse to perform the
, duties of his office or position while
suspended relieved therefrom.
Sec. Is. Ordinance No. 3052, approved
March %, 1910, Ordinance No. BOSS, APP
} proved April Il, 1910. Ordinance No. 3059
approved April IA, 1910, Ordinance No
: 4O28, approved January g. 1911, and Ordi
nance No. 4032, approved January 30, 1911
and all other ordinances and parts of or
dinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Sec. I6 This ordinance shall take effec
and be in force from and after May ]
1911, and it's publication in the official citl
paper.
Passed the Board of Commissioner
| April 20, 1911.
Approved April q, 1911.
| TSeaI.1 j. 3. BILLIARD,
| Mayor.
Attest: C. B. BURGE, City Clerk
| First published in The Topeka Stat
Journal April 20, 1911.l
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