PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY. 3765

1922, ch. 52, sec. 21.

163. And they may pass such ordinances as shall be necessary and
proper for the preservation of the health of the town, and remove all
nuisances from and prohibit all business within the corporate limits, as
shall in their opinion injuriously affect the sanitary conditions thereof.

1922, ch. 52, sec. 22.

164. They may provide by ordinance for fine or imprisonment or
both for violation of any ordinance passed under Section 163, as set forth
in Section 162.

1922, ch. 52, sec. 23.

165. All sidewalks on any of the streets of said town shall not be less
than four feet in width, and of such material as the Mayor and Common
Council may direct, and said Mayor and Common Council may assess
upon the land abutting said sidewalk two-thirds of the cost of construction
thereof, which assessment shall be a lien upon, such abutting property,
and be recovered from the owners of such abutting property in the name
of the corporation as others of like amount are recoverable in this State
by law.

1922, ch. 52, sec. 24.

166. And they shall by ordinance provide for the codification of all
ordinances which have been or may be passed, and for the printing of such
codifications therefor, and the printed ordinances so issued by the authority
of the Mayor and Common Council may be read in evidence from the
printed codification.

1932, ch. 52, sec. 25.

167. They may provide for and take care of all persons suffering from
accident, sickness or physical or mental infirmity and who are unable to
take care of themselves, and if deemed necessary may send them to the
almshouse of Prince George's County, in which case all expenses so in-
curred shall be repaid to the Mayor and Common Council of the town by
the County Commissioners, who are authorized and required to levy
annually such amount as may be necessary for reimbursement thereof,
and to issue warrants for such purposes payable to the Mayor and Com-
mon Council of said town.

1922, ch. 52, sec. 26.

168. At all elections to be held under the provisions of this Act on
the first Monday in May, 1922, and every two years thereafter there shall
be one person elected as treasurer of said town who shall possess the same
qualifications as are herein prescribed in the case of the Mayor, to serve
for two years, and until his successor is elected and qualified, whose duty
it shall be to keep an account of the receipts and disbursements of the
corporation in a well bound book to be provided by the Mayor and Com-
mon Council. Said treasurer, before entering upon his duties, shall give