Evening journal., 1912-02-22

less it shall have had three readings,
and two of said readings at a stated
meeting previous to the meeting at
which such ordinance shall be pass
ed; nor until full and free discussion
shall have been allowed thereon. On
the final passage OF a bill the vote
shall be taken by yeas and nays, and
the names of persons voting for and
against it shall be entered on the
Journal No ordinance shall be pass
ed without the concurrence of a ma
jority Of all the members of Coun-
Gil. Ordinances authorizing the bor-
rowing of money and the issuing OF
bonds therefor shall not be passed
without the concurrence of at least
two-thirds of all the members. nor
within thirty days after introduction,
except by unanimous consent of all
the members of Council. Every ordi-
nance after it shall have passed the
Council and shall have been enrolled,
shall be signed by the President in
authorization of its passage.
Sec. 3S. Every ordinance, which
shall have passed the Council, and
been duly authenticated by the Pres
idcnt, shall. within two days there
after, be presented to the Mayor by
the Clerk. If the Mayor shall re-
I turn the ordinance TO the Council
without his approval, the Council shall
proceed to reconsider the ordinance
The objections Of the Mayor to the
ordinance, which shall be stated in
writing, shall be entered on the Jour-
nal. If after consideration of the or
I IL frrHr. Ill -
bers of the Council shall agree TO
pass the same. such ordinance shall
become an ordinance of said City as
| fully to all intents and purposes as
if the same had been approved by
the Mayor otherwise, it shall be
wholly imperative The action OF
the Council in such case shall be GER
tiled to by the President on the
ordinance In all cases of reconsid-
Grafton of an ordinance, the vote shall
be taken by yeas and nays and the
names Of the persons voting and their
votes entered on the Journal; pro-
vided that ordinances appropriating
money. or authorizing the issuing OF
bonds to refund or redeem bonds ma
turing, need not be delivered to the
| Mayor and he shall have no power TO
veto the same. Every ordinance that
shall not be returned to the Coun-
ell by the Mayor within ten days
Sundays excepted) after the same
shall have been presented to him shall
become a law of the city with like
effect as if it had been approved by
him.
Sec. 80 All ordinances. and all re-
| IunItrffrr.c u nj
ed by the Council. shall be preserved
by the clerk, and recorded at length
in a suitable book or books kept
for the purpose. All ordinances Of
a general or permanent nature, and
those imposing a fine or penalty, shall
be published in at least two news
papers Of general circulation in said
city
Sec. 40 The Council shall not
pass any ordinance exempting any per-
son or corporation from the opera
zion Of any general ordinance or mum
icipal regulation, nor shall it have
power TO pass any ordinance pro-
tidirg for the expenditure of money.
excepting the proceeds Of bonds is
, sued for specific purposes, IN any
fiscal year. in excess of the amount
Of the revenue Of the corporation for
such year. except such sum as may
/ be necessary for replacing or repair
ing the properties or works Of the
corporation destroyed or injured
through calamity or casualty or ex-
traordinary appropriations not ex-
ceeding Fifty Thousand Dollars. as
hereinafter provided
Sec. Al. Council shall have no pow
er to enter into any contract nor
to pass special ordinance i'm relation
thereto, provided that nothing con-
tanned in this Section shall be con-
, strued TO apply to money borrowed
on bonds.
Sec. AZ. Council may require from
any board. department. officer or
n agency of the corporation. reports, in
J formation, recommendations or ad-
} vice touching any matter under the
= control or management OF such board,
r department officer or agency.
2. Sec. 43. The printed copies of tho
: ordinances and resolutions of the
; Council. whether of a public or pri-
q vate nature. published by authority
{ of the Council. shall be admitted as
e evidence thereof in all courts and on
: all occasions; and in pleading it shall
. not be necessary to recite or draw
Il, them out at large
e BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION.
d Sec Al. The Board Of Administra-
y ton sh II be compo ed OF five MEM
4 LES. I'll te m of Office Of each
d ll.faDt, lln 1e five years
I unless appoi to I'LL an unexpired
- term, from noon on the second day
II of July of the year in which he shall
n be appoint and until his successor
r is appoi ted and qualified.
Sec. IS. The said Board shall have
r general AID exclusive charge. super
y vision. man ment, direction and
= C nj ol Of the administration of ell
!. the an lis of said corporation ex-
cep hose for Which provision IS
= herein otherwise made. and it shall
be re ponsihle for the efficient and
q economical administration of the af-
= fairs Of the City under its jurisdiction.
+ The deci-ion OF said Board on all
u matters coming under its mrisdic-
e ton she'll be final
3 Sec. 46. The said Board shall an
n point the General Superintendent and
IL the employees of all the departments
J. designate their duties and fix their
e compensations
d Sec. ~ The departments which
shall be under the jurisdiction of said
l. Board shall be as follows:
Is Depa tment OF Public Works.
e Depa tment Of Public Safety.