Arizona republican., 1914-05-15

The City Auditor ........ 5000 The City Clerk ....-... 5000 The City Assessor and ex-
 officio City Collector 15.ooo The City Treasurer ........... 50,e00 The City Engineer ......... 5000 The Chief of Police. ....... 5000 | The Fire Chief ... 5,0OOI The Superintendent of Streets 10000 l The City Magistrate ........ 5000 l The City Health Officer ...... 1000 The City Sealer of Weights and
 Measures ................... 1000 The City Inspector of Build
 lngS .......-.... 1O-V00 | The Superintendent of Water l
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 Sec. 5. The officers of the city in the charter or herein provided for shall receive. respectively, salaries as , follows: The City Manager. .$5.oO per annum The City Auditor 5000 per annufn The City Clerk.... 2,100 per annum The City Assessor
 and ex-officio City
 Collector ..... 2,100 per annurn The City Treasurer. 1,500 per annum The City Attorney. 1000 per annum The City Engineer. 1900 per annum The Chief of Police 2,100 per annum The Fire Chief...,. 1900 per annum T h e Superintendent
 of Streets ....... 2.400 per annum The City Magis >
 trate y...- 1900 per annum The City Health
 Officer ........ 2,400 per ,annum The City Sealer of
 Weights and Meas
 ures .--....... 1.2oo per annum The City Inspector
 of Buildings ..... 2,100 per anpum
 The Superintendent
 of Water Works .... 1900 per annum The salaries herein fixed for the
 said respective officers shall be pay- able in equal monthly installments,
 and shall be in full compensation of
 and for any and all duties and ser
 vices pertaining to or to pertain to
 their said respective offices. as we'll
 as of and for all duties and services
 which are or shall be required of |
 full authority. No officer shall be allowed any fees. perquisites. emolu-
 ments. rewards or compensa ton aside from the salary as fixed by the charter or by ordinance: but all fees and moneys received by him by. through, under or in connection with his official duties shall be paid by him into tine city treasury. Sec. 6. For any. and all miscon- duct. mistake or neglect done, made. suffered or permitted by any officer or employe of the city whereby the city shall suffer or incur any loss or damage, the officer or employe oc- casioning such loss or damage or to whom such loss or-sdamage is at tributable shall be personally re- sponsible, and the amount of such loss or damage shall be charged against him and shall be repaid to the city by him and the amount of such loss or damage may be de-, ducted from any moneys due or to become due to such officer or em-: ploye from the city. and the Com- mission may also cause to be in- stituted suit against such officer or employe, and his bondsmen if any tond be given. to recover such loss or damage.
 Section '. The words .'his" and "him" as herein used shall include and cover the word "her'; and
 where the singular is used herein it shall be taken and construed to in- clude the plural, and the word per son. as herein used shall be deemed and construed to include all cor
 porations, partnerships and associa-
 tions. as well as natural persons Section 8. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this
 ordinance are hereby repealed. Section g. Whereas. an urgent ne-
 cessity exists for the immediate
 creation of the offices herein creat- 1 ed. for the proper carrying on of the
 business and the conduct of the af- fairs of the city, and for the pre-
 scribing of the duties of all the off, cerse of the city under the city char f ter adopted on the eleventh day of October, 1913, and requiring bonds from all of said city officers charged ] with the custody or care of city property or with the receipt and disbursement of city moneys, and the provisions of this ordinance are necessary for the immediate pre- servation of the peace, health and safety of the city, and for the carry ing on of the government and the support and maintenance of the de- partments thereof, of the city, an emergency is hereby declared to
 exist, and this ordinance shall be in l full force and effect from and after its passage by the Commission and approval by the Mayor.
 PASSED by the Commission of the City of Phoenix this 18th day of April, 1914. M
 APPROVED this 18th day of April. 1914.
 GEO. U. YOUNG. Mayor. Attest: