CITY OF BOSTON.

In Board of Aldermen, May 20, 1861.

ORDERED: That the Committee on Salaries reconsider and report, in a new draft, orders for the salaries of the City and Port Physicians.

Read twice and passed. Sent down for concurrence.

SILAS PEIRCE, Chairman.

In Common Council, May 23, 1861.

Concurred.

J. H. BRADLEY, President.

Approved, May 24, 1861.

J. M. WIGHTMAN, Mayor.

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CITY OF BOSTON.

In Common Council, May 30, 1861.

THE Committee on Salaries, to whom were recommitted the two sections of the Salary Bill relating to the salaries of the City and Port Physicians, have reconsidered the same, and report the orders for said salaries in a new draft, as hereto annexed. For the Committee,

THOMAS P. RICH, Chairman.

SECT. 13. The salary of the City Physician shall be at the rate of One Thousand Dollars per annum, and in addition to his present duties he shall be required to perform such services at the jail, tombs, or lockups, as may be necessary.

SECT. 14. The salary of the Port Physician shall be at the rate of Two Thousand Dollars per annum, for which sum he shall act as physician to any and all reformatory and other institutions of the City at Deer Island. And he shall pay into the city treasury all fees received by him in his official capacity. He shall also be allowed sufficient houseroom, free of rent, for himself and family, and three students.