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191 December 27th, 1934. PrinciPal Penalty Interest 1930 $ 6.62 $ -33 $ 1.55 1931 6.62 -33 1.16 1932 6.62 .33 -74 1933 6.62 .33 ~36 193~ $33.1o $1.32 $ Total ...... $ 3 .25 I involved which I think the Oounoil should be free have not made any recommendations on the matter au there are several matters to discuss., Motion of Mr. Oast to lay on table, was adopted. - NEW BUSINESS - The following letter from the State Compensation Board-was-read: "Richmond, Va., December 21, 1934. To the Council of the Oi$y of. Portsmouth: In conformity with the provisions of an aot_~pproved ~aroh 29. 1934, commonly. known as the Gompensation A0t, and published as 0hapter 36~ of the Actsof Assembly of 193~. You are hereby notified that the Oompensation Board has ten~a$ively fixed the Salary of the Treas~trer of ~he Gity of Portsmouth at $5,000.00 for ~he calendar year begin - ning January~ l, 1935, and the expenses of office for that year ~t $2,660.00, the de~ails of which are given below. The salaries are the basic salaries and the portion payable by the State is subject to such outs as have been or may be-imposed by legislative or executive order. ~o~ your convenience, the following paragraph of the 'Oompensation Act is quoted: ,When the salaries for the several counties and cities have been ten- tatively fixed by the said Board they shall notify the Oounoil, Boar~ of Supervisors or other governing body of each city and county of the amounts so fixed. Within thirty days thereafter, but not later, the said 0ounoil, Board of Supervisors or othe~ governing body may file with the Oompensation BOard any objection it may have to the salary so fixed. When s,uoh objection is filed the said board shall fix a time for a hearing on ~uoh objection, of which time the said 0ouncil, Board of Supervisors or other governing body as well as the officer affected shall h~ve at least ten days' notice. For the purpose of determining the merits of such protest, the said Gouncil, Board of Supervisors or other governing body may designate two members of such body to serve as additional members of the compensation board and such additional members shall each have one vo~e on the said board. Given under my hand this 21st day of December, 193~. Salary of T~easurer Detail of Exoenses - Premium on o~ficial bond of Treasurer Oompensation f~r deputies, etc. - Annie E. erkins Extra help Other ~xpenses,- Tax tickets and bi~uding Envelopes and Postage Advertising E.R. 0ombs, $ 130.00 2,000~'00 25o.oo lO0.O0 150.oo 3o.oo Total for all purposes On motion ordered filed. Ohairman. $ 5,ooo oo .... 2,660.00 $ 6 o.oo "VIRGINIA: 1934. The following letter from the Oterk of the Oourt was read: In the Oourt of Hustings for the Oity of Portsmouth on the 8th day of December, The Oourt appoints Robert F. McMu~ran Attorney for the Oommonweatth for the 0ity of Portsmouth in the place of Lloyd E. W~rren, deceased,'to fill the u~expired term occasioned by the death of the said Lloyd E. Warren, ~-wit: until the first day of January, 1938, and thereafter until a successor sh~ll be elected and oualified; and thereupon the said Robert ~. MoMurran appeared im Oourt and took and subscribed ~o the several oaths reGuired by l~w. A ~opy , Teste: Wm. Hedges Ba~er, Clerk, By Kenneth A. Bain, Jr., D.O. On motion ordered filed. Bill of J. Shirley Hope, State Game Warden, for destroying 45 tagless dogs at $2.50 each, amounting to $112.50, was read.