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Session Laws, 1904
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EDWIN WARFIELD, ESQ., GOVERNOR.

443

from the town limits. Neither the Mayor nor any of the Coun-

 

cilmen shall during their term of office hold or be interested

 

in any office under the corporation, or be a party, directly or

 

indirectly, to any contract or undertakings entered into on the

 

part of said town.

 

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and Common

 

Council and all other officers of the corporation shall, before

Mayor and
Council to

they enter upon the duties of their office, make oath before a

make oath.

justice of the peace that they will diligently and faithfully, to

 

the best of their skill and judgment, perform the duties of

 

their office, and shall file a certificate thereof of the officer be-

 

fore whom the same was made among the records of the cor-

 

poration. The Mayor and Common Council may require any

 

of its officers to give bond in such penalty and with such surety

 

as they may deem necessary conditioned for the faithful per-

 

formance of their duties, and said bond shall be deposited in

 

the hands of the Mayor and Common Council. When any

 

officer wilfully fails to discharge his office, he may, in addi-

Dismissal.

tion to the remedy of his bond, be dismissed by the Mayor and

 

Common Council, at their discretion.

 

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the said Mayor and Coun-

 

cilmen elected hereunder shall meet on or before the third

Meetings of
municipality.

Monday in May next succeeding their election, when they shall

 

qualify and meet as often thereafter as necessary to a proper

 

discharge of their official duties. They shall receive no pay

 

for their services, and in case of vacancy in either of these

 

offices by reason of death, refusal to act, disqualification, resig-

 

nation or removal beyond the corporate limits, the Mayor and

 

Council, or a majority of them, for the time being shall elect

 

a Mayor or Councilman from the citizens of the town to fill

 

said vacancy until his successor shall be elected at. the next

 

regular town election and shall have qualified.

 

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and Common

 

Council may annually appoint a clerk, treasure'r, bailiff, at-

Appointive
officers.

torney, and such other town officials as they may deem neces-

 

sary, at such compensation as they may think proper.

 

SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and Common

 

Council may provide by ordinance for the good government of

Ordinances

the town, for the preservation of the peace and order therein,

for govern-
ment of town.

and for securing to the residents of said town all rights of per-

 

son and property to which they are by law entitled ; for the

 

surveying, grading, paving, repaving, draining, laying out,

 

extending, opening, closing, straightening or re-locating any

 


 
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