322 FREDERICK COUNTY. [ART. 11.

FREDERICK.

1370, c. 402 repeals section 85 and re-enacts the same with amendments as follows:

1870, c. 402. Common coun- cil, when and how elected.

SEC. 85. The citizens of each ward qualified as pre- scribed in the eighty-third section of this article, and having resided in the ward wherein they offer to vote, six months next preceding the election, shall annually on the last Monday of February, elect one member for the common council of said city.

Approved and in force April 4, 1870.
1370, c. 154 repeals and re-enacts sections 101, 102, 105 and 145, as follows:

1870, c. 154. Con stables, how appointed.	101. They may provide by ordinance for the appoint- ment of one or more constables, who shall, within the police limits of the corporation, have all the powers possessed by constables in this state, except as to the collection of debts, and the said constables shall receive
Salaries.	a salary to be fixed by ordinance annually, and shall not be entitled to receive any fees, costs or other emolu- ments.
Other officers, how appointed.	102. All officers of the corporation not herein named, ' who shall be deemed necessary to execute the laws and ordinances of the corporation, shall be appointed in such manner, as shall by ordinance be directed; and they
Salaries.	and all officers herein named, shall receive such salaries, as shall be fixed from time to time by ordinance of the corporation.
Salary of mayor	105. The mayor shall, in lieu of fees, receive an annual salary to be fixed by ordinance of the corpora- tion, and every ordinance fixing such compensation shall continue in force for one year and no longer.
Disposition of fines, &c.	145. All fines, fees and costs shall go to the cor- poration and shall be appropriated as directed [by] ordinance. Approved and in force March 31, 1870.

1870, c. 298 repeals sections 164, 165, 167 and 169 of 1368, c 87 [Sup. 1868, p. 326]
and enacts the following in lieu thereof:

1870, c. 298. Streets, open- ing of, &c.

164. The mayor, aldermen and common council of Frederick, shall have full power to provide for laying