PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY. 3855

shall also keep proper accounts as Clerk, and shall perform such other
duties as the Mayor and Town Council may assign to him.

The Treasurer shall make all collections of taxes and receive all money
paid for the use and benefit of said Town of Edmonston, and shall, upon
the order of the Mayor and Town Council, make all the authorized dis-
bursements of said town. He shall keep an account of the receipts and dis-
bursements of the funds of the town, and shall render an account to the
Mayor and Town Council when required by them. He shall receive for
his services such sum as the Mayor and Town Council shall fix/ which
amount shall not exceed One Hundred and Fifty Dollars in any one year.

The Clerk and Treasurer shall each give bond to the Mayor and Town
Council in such penalties and with such sureties as they may require.

The Marshal, and his assistant or assistants, if any, shall preserve the
peace and good order of the town, and for this purpose they are hereby
vested with the same power and authority as constables now have or may
have hereafter under the Laws of this State, within the corporate limits
of said town.

The Health Officer, and his assistant or assistants, if any, are hereby
vested with the same power and authority as health officers in this State.
They shall make as frequent inspections as may be necessary to preserve
the public health and make the town sanitary.

1924, ch. 154, sec. 10. 1927, ch. 544.

408. The Justices of the Peace for Prince George's County, resident
in the town, if any, are hereby declared to be conservators of the peace
of the town; and it shall be their duty to order the arrest of any person
found by them breaking the peace or disturbing the quiet and order of
the town, or violating any of the ordinances made by the Mayor and Town
Council, and upon complaint made before them of the violation of any
ordinance of said town, shall issue process in the name of the Mayor and
Town Council, to recover the fine or penalty imposed for the violation of
such ordinance against the party offending and may hear and determine
the matter as any case arising under the laws of this State, and shall
receive the same fees allowed Justices of the Peace in similar cases.

In the absence of any Justice of the Peace, resident in said town, the
Mayor and Town Council are hereby authorized and empowered to desig-
nate any non-resident Justice of the Peace for Prince George's County
to act as conservator of the peace of said town, who shall have the same
power and jurisdiction to hear any and all cases involving any violation
of ordinances of the Mayor and Town Council and do all things neces-
sary to fulfill the duties of such office.

1924, oh. 154, sec. 11.

409. The Mayor and Town Council is hereby authorized to make or
cause to be made a plat of said town upon which shall be shown all streets,
roads, and public ways, whether theretofore or hereafter laid out or pro-
jected, and by which all lots or property therein shall hereafter be de-