HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 12.17.1928 - Salaries for OfficersAN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GBORGETOWN9 TEXAS, FIXING THE
SALARIES, FEES AND• COhISSIONS TO BE PAID THE OFFICERS OF THE
SAID CITY THAT ARE TO BE ELECTED AT THE REGULAR CITY ELECTION
TO BE HBLD IN AND FOR THE SAID CITY ON THE FIRST TLIE'SDA:Y IN
AFRIL A.D. 1929.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the said City of
Georgetown, Texas.
Section 1. That the City Marshal of the said City shall
receive as compensation for his services a salary of Fifty
($50.00) Dollars per month, payable monthly; and in addition
thereto, such fees in criminal -cases in the Corporation Court
as are nowq or may hereafter be provided by law for like officers
in like courts.
Section 2. That the City Secretary (City Clerk) of the
City shall receive, as compensation for his services, a salary
of Eight (; Dollars and thirty three and one-third cents
per month =wJable monthly; and in addition thereto all such
fees in criminal cases in the Corporation Court of said city
as are now, or'may hereafter be provided by law for such officers
in such courts.
Section 3. That the City Assessor and Collector of the
said City shall receive as compensation for his services in
assessing the taxes of the said City, 5% on the General Fund
and 5% on the Street Fund, and 1% on all other funds, on the
total amount of his assessment rolls, after they have been up
and accepted by the Board of Equalization of the said Ci1l'yq and
by the City Council of the said city; and he shall receive 5%
on all moneys collected for the General Fund and 5 on all col-
lected for the Street Fund, and 1% on all moneys collected for
any of the other funds. That the said compensation is to be
paid monthly as the said collections are made and reported.
Section 4. That the City Treasurer of the said City
shall receive, as compensation for his services, a salary of
Twelve Dollars and Fifty cents ($12.50) per month, payable
monthly.
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Section 5. That each of the three Aldermen to be
elected on the said date, shall receive a -salary of Four
.($4.00) Dollars for each and every meeting of the City -
Council attended by such Alderman, same to be paid as each
such metting attended.
Section 6. The near approach of the April election
creates an imperative public necessity that the rule re-
quiring ordinances to be read at three separate -meetings
-be suspended, and this ordinance be and the same is hereby
passed under such rules as is required in s.ich cases.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 17th, day of December
A.D. 1928.
11.1. Smith.
Mayor of Georgetown,Texas.
ATTEST: M.L. Cates,
City Clerk, Georgetown, Texas.
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