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be allowed the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars a year as compensation
for his services, which shall include all compensation as Clerk to the
Board of Street Commissioners, the City Board of Health and for all
services rendered by him or imposed upon him by sub-section 6* of Section
343 of this Article, and he shall receive no other fee or compensation
whatsoever, nor shall he engage in any other business occupation during
the term of his office, and shall give his entire time and attention to his
duties as such Clerk.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 22, sec. 166. 1886, ch. 409. 1906, ch. 55. 1918, ch. 41.
1920, ch. 556. 1922, ch. 493.

321. The tax collector shall collect all taxes assessed and levied by the
Mayor and Council for general and special purposes, as authorized by this
sub-title of this article; he shall keep an account of all moneys collected
and received by him, and shall credit the same on his books to the par-
ticular head or item of expenses for which the same have been levied,
collected or received; he shall receive all moneys which may be collected
by the clerk under any ordinance passed in pursuance of the power con-
ferred by Section 326 of this sub-title of this Article, and all moneys
which shall be paid over to him. by the clerk and collector as aforesaid,
under any ordinance passed under the power conferred by Section 326
of this sub-title of this article; he shall distribute and apportion pro rata
to the several particular heads or items of expenses, as require to be
designated in the levy for general purposes, as provided by Section 362;
he shall pay out the several sums of money which may be collected or
received upon warrants as hereinafter directed and in no case shall the
collector pay out the money collected and credited for one purpose to or
for any other; he shall make, under oath, quarterly reports, viz: to the
first regular meetings of the Mayor and Council in July, October, January
and April, next succeeding the date of his appointment, or any other time
when called upon by the Mayor and Council, showing the condition of
his receipts and expenditures, and the statement submitted in January
shall be published by the Mayor and Council in one or more newspapers
published in the town, as they may direct, the Tax Collector shall give
bond to the Mayor and Council to be approved by them, for the faithful
discharge of his duties in such penalty as they may prescribe not less than
$100,000 one hundred thousand dollars, but if the Tax Collector shall
receive any special funds by reason of any law or ordinance, belonging to
the city he shall give an additional bond, the penalty thereof to be deter-
mined and approved of by the Mayor and Council, for the faithful dis-
charge of his duties in the premises, and shall receive as compensation
for his services the sum of Three Thousand Six Hundred ($3,600.00)
per annum, that the Mayor and Council of Hagerstown shall provide by
annual levy for the payment of all clerk hire, office rent, premium on
bond, books, stationery and all other expenses necessary for the conduct
of the office of Tax Collector, the same to be approved of by the said
Mayor and Council, and shall not receive any fees or other compensations;

*This reference seems to be erroneous.