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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 147

SEC. 10. And be it enacted, That eaid commissioners

Impose fines.

may impose such fines, penalties and forfeitures, for

 

breach of their ordinances as they may think proper,

 

not exceeding five dollars for any offence, and may

 

pass all ordinances necessary to give effect and ope-

 

ration to the powers vested in them ; and the Presi-

 

dent of the Board of Commissioners shall exercise

 

the same powers as justices of the peace of the State,

 

for the enforcement of the same.

 

SEC. 11. And be it enacted, That said commissioners

By-laws or

may make such by-laws or ordinances, for the regu-

ordinances.

lation, good government, improvement and comfort

 

of said town and the inhabitants thereof, to restrain

 

disorders and disturbances, and prevent and remove

 

all nuisances within said town, as to them or a major-

 

ity of them may seem proper, not inconsistent with

 

the laws of this State, and may enforce the observance

 

thereof, under such penalties, fines and forfeitures as

 

they shall deem proper, not exceeding five dollars

 

for any one offence, and all such fines, penalties and

 

forfeitures, may be recovered before any justice of

 

the peace, by warrant, judgment and commitment

 

to the public jail of Prince George's county, or in

 

such place of confinement as said Board of Commis-

 

sioners shall establish within the limits of said town,

 

but the said commissioners may remit any part of

 

such fine, or the whole thereof, in their discretion.

 

SEC. 12. And be it enacted, That the said commis-

Make assess-

sioners may cause an assessment to be made, of all

ment

real and personal property within the limits of said

 

corporation, by a party to be appointed by them,
which assessment shall not exceed the present assess-

 

ment for county purposes, except where improve-

 

ments made thereon, increase its value to such an ex-

 

tent as to entitle such property to re-assessment ; and

 

the commissioners may lay a tax not exceeding thirty

 

cents in the one hundred dollars worth of assessable

 

property, which said taxes shall be collected by the

 

said treasurer, who shall have power to distrain for

 

the same, as the collector of county taxes has to dis-

 

train for county taxes, and the commissioners shall

 

fix the compensation of said treasurer.

 

SEC. 13. And be it enacted, That the said commis-

Appoint bailiff

sioners shall have power, annually to appoint a bailiff,

 


 

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