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time to time thereafter as occasion may require, or upon the call of the
chairman; not less, however, than once in every month.

1929, ch. 342, sec. 8.

448. The said Commissioners shall annually appoint a Treasurer who
shall also act as clerk for said Commissioners, and who in addition to his
or her duties as Treasurer shall keep the minutes of their proceedings in
a well-bound book, which shall be open to the inspection of all bona fide
residents of said town, and said clerk shall perform such other duties as
the Commissioners may assign to him or her.

1929, ch. 342, sec. 9.

449. The Commissioners shall annually appoint one or more bailiffs
for said town, who are hereby declared to have and are vested with all the
powers of a constable of Prince George's County within the said town
limits, and who shall perform such duties as may be required of them by
the said Commissioners, and who shall preserve the peace and good order
in said town.

1929, ch. 342, sec. 10.

450. The Commissioners shall establish a reasonable salary or com-
pensation for the Treasurer, as well as for other officers or employees of
said town. All appointees of the Board of Commissioners shall hold their
offices or positions at the pleasure of said Commissioners. The Commis-
sioners may appoint the same person to perform the duties of more than
one office.

1929, ch. 342, sec. 11.

451. Before any elective or appointive officer of the said town of Fair-
mount Heights shall enter upon his or her duties he or she shall make
oath before some officer authorized to administer oaths in said Prince
George's County that he or she will diligently and faithfully discharge
the duties of his or her office and he or she shall file a certificate of such
oath with the clerk or chairman of said Commissioners which shall become
part of the record of said town.

1929, ch. 342, sec. 12.

452. The Treasurer shall give bond to the Commissioners in such
surety or sureties as said Commissioners may require, conditioned for the
faithful performance of the duties of his or her office.

1929, ch. 342, sec 13.

453. The Commissioners may pass such ordinances, not inconsistent
with law, as in their judgment may be for the best interest of the town
and provide in such ordinance the penalties and punishments for violation
thereof; they shall have supervision over the sidewalks, streets, roads and
alleys of said town; provide fire protection; pass ordinances to preserve
the safety, morals and health of the community, to promote sanitation and