Refused Clay Green's Salary

By a tie vote last night the city council refused to allow Clay Green $500 salary which lie claims is due him and for which he put in his bill about one year ago. The action of the council is based on the assertion that Mr. Green was employed as consulting city engineer by the board of public works without the consent of the council. Henee they regard the claim for salary as being without force. UpoD the resignation of City Clerk W. J. Miller, Mayor Darling at once appointed Glen V. Mills to fill the vacancy. Mr. Mills ran for the office on the ticket with Mayor Darling and was defeated. He is well-known throughout the city and will without doubt make an efficiënt city scribe. The charter revisión reports were taken up again last night by the council and debated until after midnight. The greater part of the majority eport of the revisión eommittee was adopted, together with some parts of Aldennau Manly'sminority report. A full record of the proceedings will begivenofficially tomorrow.