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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORDINANCES - 08021937 - 0252 r r r ORDINANCE NO AN OFMIN'AN03 TO REGUI T.H THE C012MISATION OF QFFICM . EBF.THE CuuNTY OF 0014TRA COSTA., AND I P1 AND C . A.TIONS . OF V"UT AND ]EMPLO]EMPLOYEESlOY ' OF; M -M PE ALING ALL OIRDINANCHSi OR PTs OF ORD ANCES, IN C O FLICT III InITE O The Board of supervisors of the County of Contra Costa, State of California, do ordain as follows In the County of Contra Costa the county and township officers,, deputies and employees shall receive as full compen- sation for all services required of them, by lair, or by virtue of their office, the following salaries** 1. CMERK. The County Clark, FOUR THOUSAND E HMS DR D and. sF -F (44t375*00) DoI R 3 per mum; provided, that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the County Clerk the following clerks, deputies and employees who shall be and hold office at his pleasure, appointed by the County Clerk/and shall, be paid salaries as fol- lows: one chief deputy at a salary of TWO HUNDRED and iv.= ' FM (4225.00) DOTM per month; two courtroom deputies at a salary of TWO iunix D (0200.00) DO�I each per month; one office deputy at a salary of TWO HMR&D (4200.00) DCA per month; one off ice deputy at sal of CNE HUN -D and FIFTY ($150.00) Dales per p Y a salary month* one office deputy at a salary of ONE HMS and F aRTY-F� (J145.04) Dper month; one office deputy at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and FORTY ($140*00) DOD Rs per month* and one office deputy at a salary of ONE 'D and 1WENTY_FI ($125*00) Do ' per month* provided, further, that in any year when a General or Primary Election or a Special State or County Election is to held, or the compilation of a registration of voters is required by law, or a « M P supplements to be made thereto, the County Clerk shall receive for the hire of extra help for compiling of such registration of voters and .ng supplements thereto, and work incidental to said election, his actual expenses to be paid upon filing and presen.ta-- tion. of duly verified clams therefor by the County Clerk or clams approved by the County Clerk with the Board: of Supervisors of said County, after proper allowance of said claim by said Board of super.. visors, and provided, further, the said County Jerk may appoint such number of registration deputies as may be necessary for the registration of voters in their respective preoinots, each of said deputies to receive the sum of ten (100') cents per game for each elector registered by him, said, registration deputies to be paid for their services on the presentation and filing with the Board of Supervisors of said County a duly verified claim therefor, on the u general fund of said County, after proper allowance of said claim by said Board of Supervisors# old. There shall be and there is hereby al.l care d ho to the Auditor the follower deputies, clerks and employees w shall be appointed d by the ud i t or and hold office at his pleasure, ands p hall be aid salaries as follows** one deputy auditor at a salary of TWO and �'MWFM ($225*00) DC3�s per month; one deputy auditor at a salary of ONE and F (4140*00) deputy auditors at a salary of ONE RUN �3C� per month; three dep y and (0130*00) 1301"�� per month each, one deputy audiaw '�'!�.I` �:�" for at a salami of ONE MMM M and TE Ty-FIvE (4125*00) D. per mouth, one deputy auditor at a sal of ONE and F (4105*00) D ` per moaath• and one deputy and i t or at a salary' of o i Ty ($195*00).. � Do per month, onev-half on 1WRVIMv and � of which latter shall be taken from the salary fund and one--half of which shall be taken from the road fund of said County; pro- vided, further* thatsaid auditor is hereby allowed such clerks and deem necessary e;�l,oye e s as he may t o app o int at a salary of FM 2. $5.00) DOLLARS FOU 4*00 D (.43,e00) DOLLARS per day each; provided, however, that the amount of such salaries and compensations paid to such clerks and employees on aper diem basis shall, not exceed the total sutra of EIGHTMW HUNDRED ($1800*00) LRS per annum. 3. . The Treasurer, T flUSAM and FM HMm In4(S3,500.00) D ---0 per snn AM& provided that there shall, be and there is hereby allowed to the Treasurer the following deputies clerks and employees who shall be appointed by the Treasurer and shah. hold office at his pleasure, and shall be paid salaries as follows,& one deputy treasurer at a salary of TKO Au and %Lvm r�w F ($225#00) Dper month; one cleric at a salary of OM UUNWO DRED (4100*00) DOLLA per month. 4• F * The Assessor, FTHOUSAND ( DoLoo LARS per annim provided that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the assessor the following deputies., clerks and employ-- eea who shall be appointed by the assessor and shall hold office at his pleasure, and shall be paid the following salaries; one chief deputy assessor at a salary of TWO HUMRED D FIM ($250*00) DOLow "S per month; one land appraisal deputy at a salary of TWO HUNm, DRED and. FIFW (' 50.00) DOLLARS per month* one improvement valu- at i on deputy assessor at a salary of TKO HUNDRED and T ENTY-FIV ($225*00) D per mouth; one improvement valuation deputy as- se s sor at a salary of TWO HMRED (4200*00) D per month* two deputy assessors at a salary of ME SDR 3 and EIGHTY (4180*00) DOLLARS per month each; one transfer deputy assessor at a salary of ONE HMRZD and FIFW (4150,*00) DOS s per month* one exemption deputy assessor at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and TKMT'Y mF ($125000) DOD's per month; four field deputy assessors, to hold office not to exceed five (5) months each in any one fiscal year, at a salary of ONE H1NDREED and. F= (4150 00) DoLL. S per month each; and such 3 additional deputy assessors, clerks and employees as the Assessor may appoint at salaries of TEN (410.00) DOS per day, SIS ($6.00) Dper day,, FOUR and 50-100 04.54) D4per day, FOUR (!$4*00) DOLLARS per der, and TFiREB and 50-100 ($3.50) DOLLARS per der each; provided, however, that the total compensation of such additional deputy assessors, clerks and employees shall not exceed the sum of 9IX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED and THIRTY (46,530.00) I?OL1,,ARS per annum; and provided, further, that the Assessor is hereby authorized to contract with an abstract and title company for oopies of transcripts of recorded instruments affecting titles at a compensation of FORTY ($40.00) DOLLARS per month. 5. TAX COLLECTOR, The Tax Collector, THEE THOUSAND FI9� AUNI3RaD (43,500.00) DOLLARS per annum; provided that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the Tax Collector the following clerks, deputies and employees who shall be appointed by the Tea Collector and shall be paid salaries as follows: one deputy tax collector at a salary of TVr10 HUNDRED and TWENTY-FIVE (4225.00) Dper month; one deputy tax collector at a salary of QNE HUNDRXD and -FT�TE ($175.00) DOL'GARS per month; one deputy tam collector at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY ($150.00) DOLZAHS per month; one clerk ata sal- ary of ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY-FIVE ($135.00) DOI per month; one stenographer-clerk at a salary of ONE AUNDRED and TWEIJTYmFIVE ($125*00) DOI per month; and such aopyiste and clerks as the tax collector may appoint at a salary of MIC and 50-100 ($3.50) DO- per day or FOUR and 504m100 ($4.50) Dper day each; provided, however, that the total amount of salary and compensation paid to such copyists and clerks shall not exceed the sum of FIVE THOUSAND and FIVE HUNDRED ( 5,500.00) DOper annum. 6. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. There shall be and there is hereby allowed to the District Attorney the following deputies, clerks and employees who shall be appointed by the District Attorney and hold office at his pleasure, and who shall be paid salaries as follows; 4. e one chief deputy district attorney at a salary of M NtTD D ($300.00) DOLLARS per month; three (3) deputy district attorneys at a salary of TWO HUNDRED and TV'seaFlVE � 13©225.00 s per month each; one detective who shall assist the district attorney in the detection of crime and prosecution of criminal cases and in civil actions and proceedings and all other matters in which the County is interested, whose salary is hereby f ixed at the sm of TWO HUNDRED and TWBNTYmF ($225*00) DOS"n per month; one stenographer to the district attorney at a salary of ONF HLUTDM and FORTY*wT O ($142*00) DOZ , per month; two (2) stenographers at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and TWENTYsnFIVE ($125900) DOLLARS per month each. ?. CORONA s The Coroner, such fees as are now and may hereafter be allowed by law, provided, however, that the coroner shall be allowed f or general, services in holding an inquest the sun of TET (410*00) DO , and provided, further, that there is hereby allowed to the coroner one stenographer whose duty it shall be to act as reporter and tale down in shorthand and transcribe into longhand the testimony of the witnesses at all inquests, which stenographer shall be appointed by the coroner and hold office at his pleasure, and shall be paid a salary of ONE HUNDRED and T - Fivis ($125,00) Dper month. 0. ounv "OR, The surveyor, FIVE THOUSAND ($59000*00) DOL m I� per annu n, provided, however, that the surveyor shall not en- gage in private practice of engineering or surveying, and provided, further, that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the surveyor the following deputies and employees who shall be appoint - e d by the surveyor and shall hold office at his pleasure, and who shall be paid salaries as follows: one chief deputy surveyor at a salary of ( 3003.00) DOLLARS per month; one deputy 5. surveyor at a salary of TWO HUNDRED and SIRi'Y ($260.00) DOLLARS per month; two (2) engineers at a salary of 7.'fhTO FNv and TWENTY-FIDE ($225*00) DOIS�S ger month each; one draftsman at a salary of TWO and iTTY-FIVE ($225*00) D '£i3 per month; one draftsman at a salary of TWO HUNDRED (4200.00) DOL- LARS per month; one instrument-man at a salary of TWO �JND�SD (4200*00) D0 per month; two (2) chain-men at a salary of On AUNDMD and TvENTY-FNE ($125*00) DO? per month each; two (2) rod-men at a salary of ONE flUr1DaD and THIRTY-FIN'S { 135.00) DOLLARS per month each; one stenographer at a salary of ONE HUNDgill E-Mi and TI�ENTY-FIVE (4125,*00) DOLZl�3 per month; provided, Further, that the surveyor may employ additional chain- men at a wage of FI'PE and 50-100 ($5.50) DOLI�AR4 per day, instru- ment men at uEPq7.00 j Dper day, draftsmen at EIGAT (X8.00) DOLZ�S per day and engineers at MW ($10,*00) DOLI�tS per day, when in the opinion of the surveyor such additional employees are necessary; provided, however, that the total amount of compensation paid for such additional employees on a per diem basis shall not in any figoal, year exceed the sum of TFIREE THOU- SAND ($3s000*00) DOLT.�1��.5. 9. CLAS3IFICATION OF TOWNSHIPS* The population of the several Judicial townships for the purpose of fixing the com- pensation of township officers shall be ascertained and declared by the Board of Supervisors in the month of July, 1938, and in the month of July every Pour years thereafter as follows** said board shall by order at a regular meeting determine the popula- tion of each township to be three (3) times the registration of legal voters on file July first of said year in each township, and every dour years thereafter succeeding, and it shall declare this sum to be the p6pulation of each township. Said township shall further be classified as follows** 6. CLASS 1--Townships having a population of more than twenty thousand (20,000) ; CLASS 24w-Townships having a population of from ten thou- sand and one (10,001) to twenty thousand (20,000) ; CLASS 3--Townships having a population of fry seven thou sena and one (r/ 001) to ten thousand (10,,000) " CL��SS�4--Townships having a population of from four thou- sand and one ('4,001) to seven thousand (7,000} ; CLASS- 5--Townships having a population of from two thou- sand and one (2,001) to four thousand (4,000) * CLASS 6--Townships having a population of Prom one thou- sand and one (1,001) to two thousand (2,000) ; -CLASS 7--Townships having a population of leas than one thousand (1,000). 10. N3TICES OF THE PACE. Justices of the Peace sha11 W-0-receive the following monthly salaries: (l) In townships of the first class �E K and ($307*00) DOL�AF�S per month. (2) In townships of the second class, ONE HUNDRED and SZVMTY-FIVE ($175.00) Dper month. (3) In townships of the third class, ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-F0t1R ($154,sOO) Dper month. (4) In townships of the fourth class, ONE HUNDRMD and THIRTY-TW0 ($132.00) DO1 per month. (5) In townships of the fifth class, ONE HUrNDMED and TEN ($110.00) DARS per month. (6) In townships of the sixth class, FORTY (440.00) DOLZARg per month. (9) In townships of the seventh class, FIF2'MEN ($15*00) DOLi.AI�S per month. It is further provided, that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to each justice of the peace, e swn not to exceed twenty (20%) percent of his monthly salary, for expenses necessarily incurred in the conduct of his office. Each justice 7. of the peaoe shall file an itemized statement supported by re- oeipts or vouchers on the firat day of each and every month desig- nating the actual expenditure,,-, on his part of expenses necessarily incurred in the aonduet of his said off ice, for the preceding month, and no allowance shall be made to any justice of the peace for expenses necessarily incurred in the conduct of his said of- fice, unless same shall be itemized and designated in said claim filed by him as herein provided. (8) For purposes of this section the various dockets and legal forms required by the justices of the peace for the con- duct of their offices shall not be deemed to be expanses of their offices, but such dockets and legal forms, subject to the approval of the Diatriet attorney, shall be furnished by the County upon requisitions to the Purchasing Agent and the expense thereof shall be defrayed from a general fund appropriation for the purpose. (9) It is further provided that justices of the peace of all townships shall issue receipts for all money collected by them in the performance of their duties. The Sheriff, FIYE THOUSAND ($5,9000*00) D(}L- LARS per annum; that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the Sheriff the following deputise, clerks and employees who shall be appointed by the Sheriff and shall hold office at his pleasure, and shall be paid the following salaries one Undersherit't' at a salary of TKO HtTNDRED and FIFTY ($250,eOO) Der month; one deputy sheriff at a salary of TWO IiMRED and TWENTY-FIVE ($225.00) Dper month; three (3) deputy sheriffs at a salary of TWO HUN1)RL"D ($200.00) DOLS per month each; one deputy sheriff to act as day hailer at a salary of ONE taU___RED and -FIVE (4175*00) T)OLLARB per month; one deputy sheriff to act as night hailer at a salary of ONE FiiJNDRLD and 3XVENTY6-FIVE ($175.00) DOL- I,��S per month; two (2) deputy sheriffs to sot as bailiffs at a 8. salary or ONIC HtTNDRED and EIGHTi'-F ($185.00) Dper month each; three (3) deputy sheriffs at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and 88VENTY-T6Y0 ($172.00) DOLLARS per month each; one deputy sheriff to act as photographer at a salary of ONE SU'NDRED and SI%T'Y ($160.00) DOLLARS per month; one deputy sheriff to act as radio technician at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and SIM (4160.00) DQLLArRa per month; one deputy sheriff at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and S ($160.40) DOL- LARS per month; one secretary at a salary of ONE HUNDMD and 11130ATY ($130*00) DO11AF3 per month; two (2) deputy sheriffs at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY ($150.00) DOLLARS per month each; one jail matron at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and ($110*00) DOLT.AI38 per month; provided, further, that the sheriff may employ from one (1) to five (5) persons to act as deputy sheriffs at a salary of FOUR and 50-100 ($4.50) Dper day, when, in the judgment of the eheriff, such deputies are neoessaiy; provided, however, that the total amount of the compensation for such additional deputies to be paid per diem shall not in any fiscal year exceed the total sum of EIGHT HUNDRED ($800.00) DOLS, provided, further, that the compensation of such last mentioned deputies shall be paid upon presentation of duly verified claims filed with the Board of Super- visors of said County in the same manner that other claims are filed and paid. There shall be and there is hereby allowed to the sheriff to be by him retained for his own use all mileage for service of papers in civil actions arising either in or outside of the County, excepting actions in which the county is interested, and also all mileage in criminal cases for each mile actually and necessarily traveled by automobiles at the rate of six and one-half (6-jo) cents per mile. .A1.1 fees collected by the sheriff for the service of papers and prooeases in civil matters shall be collected by the sheriff for the use and benefit of the County, and shall by him be paid into the County Treasury at such times and manner as re- quired by law. 9. 12. CQN3TABS-A.9. Constables in the several townships shall receive the followsalaries: (1) In townships of the first class, the awry of ONE MW HUMMED and FIFTY-EIGHT 0158.00) DOLLAF�S per month; (2) In townships of the second class, the gum of OIVE HUNDRED and FIFTY-EIGHT (4158*00) Dper month* (3) In township of the third class, the sum of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-EIGHT ($158.00) DA,1� per month; (4) In townships of the fourth class, the sum of ONE HUNDRBD and FIFTY-EIGHT ($158.00) Dper month; (5) In townships of the fifth class, the sum of ONE HUNDPM and FII""]''Y-EIGHT ( 158.00) DOT3,ARS per month; (6) In townships of the sixth class, the sum of N ($90.00) DOLLARS per month; (7) In townships of the seventh class, the sum of TWENTY-FNE ($25*00) DOIS. S per month. It is further provided that constables in townships of the first, second, third and fourth classes shall receive an amount not to exceed twenty-five (25%) per cent of their monthly salary as and for expenses necessarily incurred in the conduct of his oft'ice. Each constable shall file an itemized statement sup- ported by reeeipte or vouohere , on the first day of each and every month, designating the actual expenditure on his part of expenses necessarily incurred in the eonduet of his office, for the preceding month and no allowance shall be made to any con- stable for expenses unless the same shall be itemized and desig- nated in said claim filed by him as herein provided. In addition to the salary and expenses above provid- ed, constables shall in all classes 0f townships, receive the fol- lowing fees: for serving subpoenas the same fees and mileage as are now or may be hereafter allowed by law for the service of a subpoena issued out of justice court; for summoning a coroner's 10. jury, the sane fees as are now or may be hereafter allowed for 0 su=on ing a jury in a civil action in the Justice court; for trans-. porting prisoners to the County jail, or patients to the County hos-- pital the sun of sir and one--half ('6*) centser anile :fin addition p � to the salaries, compensations and fees above allowedf eaoh con-- stable may receive for his own use in civil eases the fees allowed by law, 30 oR The Recorder, mo o and F BUST-- 3,500.X30) DOMARS per annum; provided that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the Recorder the following de uti.es p , clerks and employees who shall be appointed by the County Recorder and Fold off ice at his pleasure. and shall be paid salaries as f ol-- lows**: one deputy re o order at a salof W �� (4200000) DOILARS per month* one deputy recorder at a salary of ONE HUNDRED andj'svm_ TYa*FM ($175*00) Dper month* one deputy recorder at a salary of ONE HUNDMW and THIRTY ($130*00) D per month* two (2) index clerks at a salary of ONE HUNDRED and 'i' ''MY'-FIV (4125*00) D" per month each• three (3) co ists at a� copyists salary of -ONE 11Uand w "' T`Y*wFIW ($125.Co) Dper month each; one comparing clerk at a salary of ONE HUNDRED ($100,eOO) DOTUA S per month; and such, copyists as the County Recorder shall appoint at a salary of s and 50-100 (43.50) D per day each; provided, however, that the total salaries on a per diem basis (or by folio at the discretion of the Recorder as hereinafter mentioned) paid to said last named copyists shall not exceed the sum of ONE THOUSAND and EIGHT HUMRED ($1,1800*00) D_ per annum.f and provided, further, that the County Re c order at his dis- cretion may pay copyists the sum of four (4�) cents per folio tlOO words) actually copied instead of upon a monthly or per diem basis. TUISTRATOR,, The Public Administrator, such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law, l.l.. 15. AEAL'BR OF -WEIGFMS AND 3tJM� The Sealer of Weights and Measure s, TV10 THOUSAND and FOUR mU[il 1�E1 42,400.00) Dt}IAAkg per annum; provided that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the Sealer of Weights and Measures two deputy sealers "of weights and measures at a salary of 0n FjITNDRBD and FIFTY (#150.00) DOper month each. 16. I0NBR. The Agricultural Commissioner, KIMONO TWO THOUSAND and SEVEN HUNDRED (4299OOwOO) DOL'LA'E2� per annum; pro- vided, that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the Agri- culture Coimnissioner the following inspectors and clerks to be ap- pointed by said commissioner and to hold office at his pleasure, and the salaries hereby fixed as follows,, to-wit: one standardiza- tion inspector at a salary of ONE FiUNDRRD and FORTY (4140900) DOL- LARS per month; one clerk at a salary of ONE HUNDRED ($100.00) DOL- L1R3 per month; and five (5) rodent inspectors at a salary of FIVE ($5.00) DOLLARS per diem eash, during the time actually employed, but the aggregate amount which may be expended in any year for such rodent inspectors shall not exceed the awn of THOUSAND 07,000.00 DOLLARS per anniun. 17. PROHATION OFFICER. The Probation Officer, TWO TiOUSMD and SEHUNDRED (42,700.00) DOLZAFt3 per annum; provided that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the Probation Officer one assistant to the Pitobatioa officer at a salary of ONE and SILTY-F ( "165.00) DOLLARSper month; one stenographer at a salary of ONE HUNDajD and Thi (X110.00) Dper month. 18. OF SCHOOLS* The Superintendent of Schools, FiVS THOUSAND ($5,000.00) D per annum; provided that there shall be and there is hereby allowed to the Superin- tendent of Schools the following deputies, clerks and employees who shall be appointed by the Superintendent of Schools and hold office at his pleasure, and who shall be paid salaries as follows: one field deputy superintendent of schools to assist the superin- tendent in the discharge of his duty in visiting and examining 12. schools as provided ided b lar auk, it shall be the duty of said field deputy superintendent to make written reports of his exnation to be transmitted by the superintendent of schools to each trustee of all school districts so examined which said field deputy super-w intendent shall. receive a salary of 0114 MMRW ($300900) DOLLARS per month; one deputy superintendent of schools at a salary of Tg,p MIN- ($200.00) DOIXARS per month* one deputy� p y superintendent of schools at a s al,ary of ONEMR d an SIM ($160*00) DOper ICanth i one deputy superintendent of schools at a, salary of ONE � ,uxw and TEN 110,00) DOA per month ,► .ww l C 2UNTY the County y Librarian, THOUSP SAM 3,0{ 0.00) DOLLARS per u , 20* 5 ORS, Each super rvi.s or shall receive as exao penses as supervisor and Road Cammissioner six and onemhalf (6jqf) cents per mile each way traveling to and from his resideuoe, while engaged in the performance of the duties of supervision ofpublic roads, or other business of the County, said mileage not to exceed � kc #C 00) � p. er an-n-um while traveling within the County of Contra Costa and in addition thereto shalle b allowed at the rate of six and one, half (6-JO) cents per mile for actual miles traveled without the County of Contra Costa as mileage for the performance of County business outside the County, y It is further provided, that there shall, be and there is hereby allowed to each supervisor, a sum not to exceed twenty-five (25%) percent of his monthly salary, for expenses, M necessarily incurred in the conduct of his office. Each supervis.m or shall file an itemized statement supported by receipts or vouchers on the first day of each and every month de s ignat the actual ex-- pendi.ture on his part of expenses necessarily incurred in the cone* duot of his said office, for the preceding month, and no allowance shall be made to any Supervisor for expenses necess1wily incurred in the conduct of his office unless the same shall be itemized and designated in, said claim filed by him as herein provided, 1.3, 2l• BONDS, The cost of bonds of Count officers, their assistants. deputies and employees, such as required by law to be furnished when executed with a reliable baud and surety corm.o pany, and duly approved shall, be a charge against the Count payable out of the General Fund, Al 164 11 1 22* FOR AC AND NECSSSARY Ae tu.al, reasonable, and necessary expenses shall be allowed all the of ff.. cern of the County and their deputies in the discharge of their official duties, subject to such limitations ase �' elsewhere.-.here.� in lsewhere..here-- in provided. Detailed expense aodounts must be rendered onthe first day of each month for the expenses incurred in therev p sous month. For traveling necessarily done by automobile an officer shall be allowed mileage at the rate of six and one--half d cents per mile, without any o a struc t ive mileage and he shall be allowed his actual traveling expenses when he traveler by rail., The salaries and expenses of the officers and their deput ie s herein set forth shall be in full compensation for the services re- iquired of them as such officers and deputies in and by virtue of their offices and by lair in such case made and provided and all other fees, mileage, or other remuneration or compensation of any kind or character received by officers or their deputies, for or by reason of any duty .'imposed by law on them as such officers and deputies or accruing to them by virtue of their offices and unless specifically allowed to them herein shall be paid into the County Treasury at such times and in such manner as required by law, provid-w ed, however, that until such time as the County provides for such officers and makes available to their use such numbers of automo- biles as are reasonably necessary to carry out the duties of their respective office, such officers shall be allowed to retain for their own use and benefits such mileage as may be allowed by law or Uereinbefore set forth and allowed, l4, 3. 3 .... Ham' PAID, Salaries of all officials, deputies, clerks and employees herein prodded for shall be paid by the County in monthly installments s at the s awe time and in the same mariner, out of the same fUI34 as the salaries of County officers are paid, except as herein otherwise ordained** provided, however, that tha, salary and oampensation of all clerks, engineers, copyists and employees of every kind, working on a per them basis, shall be paid only upon their film with, and allowance by the Board ofupetr-- visors of said County of their duly verified claims for the sum. due thea; and provided, further, .1 ordinances, or parts of ordinances,nances, in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repoal.ed; and provided, furthers This ordinance s al take effect and be in force from and af tr t y e he da of , 1937, and before the ex- Onow piration of fifteen (15) s after the date of its passage the .same days shall be published with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the ..OA � in the Co t a newspaper printed and publishedy of Contra Costa. Adopte d b the Board ofSupervisors of the County of Contra y 4-y l. v t. Costa on1 the dav of , 19379 by the following .J vote, t � t j14 NOW: an o e Boaro ery sots o h County of Contra Costa, State of California* ATTEST% jjj-.^�Www_0 - 00- County Clerk and Ex-moff io io Clark of the Board of supervisors of the County of Contra a*_&+.A of n A i 1 Orn;a. 1 ► ( State of California, County of Contra Costa r. ' In the Matter of Ordinance No. 252 ! An Ordinance to Regulate the C ompen- -sat-kan----orf---Uff tuer-s----of-----th-e----(am-ffty-----OT AM 71t of Publication Contra Costa, and to Pro-vide for the iTumbe r-,--- -A ointments Te res and ----------------- ---- ------------------------------.P-------------•-------1-----_------------------- Compen sat ions of Deputies and Em- �ac es 'th86 Plo�'ees thereof. { . , ------ awy Returns I STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA. I ! A►nother year, another cycle, i, attained.b Thomas has been a y f d w r d s,. venerable pioneer D. ._1 4n._.:�_�r�e_ 1 - ----------------------D. -------being duly savor ,.founder ofroekett, who on j deposes and says, that at all times herein named he was, and na August 19, will'become 86 years, E i is, a male citizen of the United States of America, over the age i,of,age. ` eighteen years, and a resident of said County of Contra Costa. Th Thomas Edwards, son of Thom- he is not, nor was he, at any of the times hereinafter named, a par Edwards, forty-Hiner and first fl settler of what is now known as i s to the above entitled proceedings, or interested therein, and that ;+ rockett, Eckley and' Port Costa, & of the said times he was, and now is the principal clerk of the print as bora at Knights Ferry, Tuo-- and publisher of the Crockett Signal, a newspaper printed, publish lumne county., in the very heart ► I F and circulated in Of the Mother Lode country,said,Contra Costa County, and as such princi� I- Y, on Yx � clerk he had charge of all the advertisements in said newspapAugust 199 1851. His pioneer parte er.is crossed the plains with the s j That the said Crockett Signal is a newspaper of general circulate jfirst covered wagon trains which f i in the said County of Contra Costa, p blazed the trail to Eldorado.published for the disseminate xr ' 1 of local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general charact, after the,discovery of gold at soon Cal n' having a bona fide subscri tion list ofp paying and whi oma. I has been established printed and published in said count for ma Tom Edwards was the firs k � p p Y fE than one year past, and which is not devoted to the interests or pu iVhfte male child to be born in lished for the entertainment of a particular class, profession, tray the historic Tuolumne mining camp. Be.lived at and around �� f calling, race or denomination, or any number thereof. j the p1lice of his birth untW-fie was enterbw vo n t ood; Ordinance to Regulate the Co Ttabsorbin the strength arid-rpt Thatthe------------------ -- ---------------------- --- ------- --------- ...... pe n.c a t i o n of officers of the C ou n of gedness of his native hili - Contra Costa, and to provide for the strength of body and mind ht p6-int-ne-ri _s_,.__' still retains proving an nceas- AY5 ; I p� ' jug wonder to his many friends s,,t ions of Deputies and Em-ploT.•ee s then ------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------`-------`---------------------------a and rs. and repealing In:1866 Tom Edwards came with all Ordinance or parti e� _-Ox_d.in.a.no e_a_ i.n---c-n of:t_i-c.t----ther 7wIt1�. - I his parents and four brothers to I found the present communities of of which the annexed is a printed copy, was printed andublis p � !Crockett, Eckley axid'Port Costa in the regular and entire issue of every number of said paper dur' 1 on the Carquinez straits. Judge zt J. B. Crockett, early day supreme the period and times of publication for...�_._consecutive weeks• to-v 1 court judge,j,udge. , a long time friend of I , Edwards, Sr., owned 1840 acres ' ( from the-------1Zday of ..............................................19_�m-anenof land.in this vicinity and formed i a partnership with him to .develop a townsite- which Judge Crockett and as often during said period as said paper was published to- wanted to name Edwardsville' but ' which Edwards, Sr. insisted should be-called Crockett. Weekly.,..-------------------------------------------------------- Here, where his parents, bro- titers and.himself sowed the seeds ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ of the j modern communities now I eno ed b, thousands of residents Y_ Y r -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ................................................................................................................................ .-_--..-•_____________________________•-_._--_---.---.•_..---_----._-_--......____.---.____-_.-----...__._..____._._....__._..._. ' i That the said notice was published in the newspaper proper and not in a supplement. i ' i ( ! Subscribed and sworn to before me 's -- --- ----------------------- - ---- .......................... _ ay of............. --------------------- 19.? - .................................... --- ..................... --------------------------------------•------------------------•-----------. 1 NOTARY PUB L IN AND FOR THE COU TY OF CONTRA COSTA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.