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REVISED
ORDINANCES OF
PADUCAH.
I)elinquent Tax
Collector.
Ma o.; Office
Hours and Salary
owned by or in the rightful possession of the person from
v-hom the tax is due, notwithstanding the existence of any
lien3 upon the same, anti may proceed to sell for cash the
title of such persons, to so much thereof as. will pay the taxes
due, and costs of sale, a'ter first advertising the sale as
Constables are required to do in sales tinder execution; the
cost of such sale shall be two dollars ($2) for the
benefit of the tax collector. He shall have the power to site
out in any Justices Court in the County, an attachment on
said tax bills, and the proceedings shall be the same as at-
tachment proceedings for the collection of state taxes. He
Dally rovnrts shall make daily reports to the Auditor, of collections, giv-
ing him a duplicate receipt from the treasury for the collec-
tions; and he shall make a settlement with the Auditor when-
ever demanded.
Sec. 2. The compensation to said delinquent tax col-
lector in
lector in addition to the fees mentioned in Sec. t of this ordi-
nance, shall be ten per cent (to) commission on all taxes
collected by him.
Hand Sec. 3. The said t:u: collector shall execute bond for the
faithful performance of his duties, in the sum of one thous-
and do'lars, ($t,000) and this ordinance shall take effect after
its passage and approval.
Approved January ;t,
1903.
I). A. YEISER, Mayor.
Mayor; Office Ho&s and Salary.
An Ordinance Fixing Office Hours for the Mayor of
the City, and Defining the Amount of His Salary.
Whereas; the salary for the office of mayor is now the
same as it was some sixteen years in the past, and Whereas;
the great growth of the city hat increased the demands upon
the person who holds this office; and Whereas; the city
will at an early day enter the second class at which time the
duties of this office will be greater than at the present time,
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' REVISED ORDINANCES OF PADUCAH, _- —475
Mayor; Office Hours and Salary. Mayor, Salary.
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therefore, Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City
of Paducah, Ky.
Section i. That the mayor of the city of Paducah slia!I
ateirutar
keep regular office hours, and these are here defined as fol-
ailed hourn
lows to -wit: He shall he in his office for the transaction of
the public business of the city daily, Sunday excepted, front
nine o'clock in the morning unt-1 noon, and from one o'clock
p. m. until four o'clock p. an. and he shall not engage in any
other business or occupation whatsoever, and shall give the
affairs of the city his entire time and attention.
Sec. 2. Omitted—Repealed.
Sec. 3, That this ordinance shall take effect from and
after the expiration of the present incumbent.
Adopted Oct. 7th, toot.
11, L. FISHER, C. C. P.
Approved Oct. 9th, toot.
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JAS. hl, LANG, Mayor.
Mayor, .Salary.
An Ordinance Fixi:ig the Salary of the Mayor of tl.e
City of Paducah, Ky.
Be it ordained by they General Council of the City of
Pa4ucah, Ky.
Section t. That the 1:ayor of the City of Paducah, Ky,,
elected in pursuance to the general laws governing cities of
Flutary flsr.l
the second class shall receive as compensation for 1,,k ser-
vices to sum of eighteen 1-undred dollar per annu ^, payable
in monthly installments.
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See. 2. lie shall g:ve fond in the sum of ten thousand
tiond
dollars.
Sec. 3. This ordirarce shall take effect from its passage
and approval.
Approved May 2, tt.03.
1). A. PEISER, Mayor,
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