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fl ~ Z () W = An ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE APpOINTING THE CITY OFFICIALS, FIXING THEIR COMPENSATION, DUTIES AND TERMS OF OFFICE" was introduced by Alderman Hillburn who moved its adoption. The ordinance was read in full and its adoption was seconded by Alderman Beecroft. The ayes and nayes were as followst Ayes 1 Beecroft Davis Hillburn Korff Tuttle Nayest None I Whereupon Mayor Allen declared the ordinance passed, approved, and adopted. An ordinance entitled, "AN ORDINANCE APpOINTING THE RECORDER OF THE CORPORATION COURT, SETTn~ THE TERM OF OFFICE AND FIXING THE COMPENSATION" was introduced by Alderman Hillburn who moved its adoption. The ordinance was read in full and seconded by Alderman Tuttle. The ayes and nayes were as follows I ilyest Beecroft Davis Hillburn Korff Tuttle Nayes; None Whereupon the Mayor declared the ordinance passed, approved, and adopted. Fred B. Morgan expressed his congratulations to the newly elected City officials and pledged his support of the City's administration. City Manager Fuller called to the Council's attention the public hearing on the proposed 1959-60 Budget scheduled for 2100 P.M. on April 8, and requested I that the Council members be present to answer any questions posed by interested citizens. City Manager fuller reported that John L. Surber of San Antonio, certified public accountant who has conducted the examination of the City's books for several years, has submitted a quotation of $850.00 for the audit of the City's books for this past fiscal year. A motion was made by Alderman Beecroft and seconded by Alderman Davis that John L. Surber Company be authorized to audit the City books at a fee of $850.00. The motion was passed by a unanimous vote of the Council. There are two small portions of the improvements to the sewage disposal plant and to the lift station which will require bids and for which quotations have not been ~equested. The first is boring under the railroad where the fOrce main crosses a railroad tracks. The second is a cast iron manifold piping for connecting the new pumps in the lift station with the force main. It was moved by Alderman Korff and seconded by Alderman Davis that City Manager Fuller be authorized to prepare the specifications and ask for bids on these two items. The motion was passed by a unanimous vote of the Council. Mayor Allen expressed the appreciation of the City Council members and of the citizens of San Marcos to H. W. Steakley for his past service as Alderman of the City. There being no further business, upon motion made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned to reconvene at 2100 P.M., April 8, 1959. I