The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

thirty-f1ve hundred dollars; each deputy registrar of voters, three thousand dollars: an executive sec retary to the mayor, five thousand dollars; each judge of the city court of Waterbury, five thousand dollars; the prosecuting attorney of the city court of Waterbury, five thousand dollars; the assist ant prosecuting attorney of the city court of Waterbury, four thou sand dollars; the clerk of the city court of Waterbury, four thousand dollars; the male probation officer of the city court of Waterbury, twenty-five hundred dollars and the female probation officer of the city court of Waterbury, twenty two hundred dollars. Said salaries shall be in lieu of all collected fees, costs, emoluments or other com. pensation for any services or duties required of said officers, re- spectively. The compensation of all other city officials, who are en- titled to compensation and the amount of whose compensation is not otherwise provided for, shall be fixed and determined by the mayor,
 Sec. 5. Section twenty eight of said charter is amended to read as follows: Fees and other receipts to be accounted for to city. No person who is paid a salary for his services from the city treasury shall receive for his own use, di. rectly or indirectly any fees, per- quisites or office commissions, per- centages or moneys paid to him in his official capacity unless speci- fically authorized in this act, but all fees, perquisites, commissions, percentages and moneys so paid and received by or for any such offlcer or person, including fees for preparation of abstracts by the clerk of the city court in motor vehicle cases, shall be the property of the city and shall be paid by him into the city treasury daily, accompanied by Q detailed state. ment showing the aggregate amount of such money received by him. A copy of such statement shall be transmitted to the comp troller and to the budget director, who may examine such officer or person under oath concerning the matter herein specified.
 Sec. 6. Section twenty-ni of said charter is amended to read as follows: Penalty for failure to ac. count for city money. Each offl- Ger or agent of the city, or other person, who shall receive or have in his hands any money belong ing to the city, shall, daily, unless otherwise provided, pay into the city treasury, and shall cause to be delivered to the comptroller, the city treasurer and the budget di- rector, receipt therefor. If such officer, agent or other person shall fail to pay into the city treasury any money so received, or fail to cause such receipts to be delivered to said comptroller, city treasurer and budget director for more than two days after the money shall have been received by him, such ohicer, agent or other person shall be subject to dismissal.
 Sec. 2. Members of board not to be interested in furnishing nnate- rials or work. Section thirty of said charter is amended to read as follows: No member of e board shall furnish any materials or work to the board of which he Is a member, or be employed by said board or be, directly or indirectly, interested in the furnishing of such materials or the doing of such work, while Q member of such board, but nothing contained herein shall prohibit such mem- Der from furnishing materials or doing any work or entering into c contract with the city for any other department, board or com- mission of the city, or prohibit any corporation of which such mem- Der is stockholder from furnish- ing service or materials or con- tracting with said city, provided such corporation has not, been formed or is not being used as an