ART. 12.] BRIDGE OVER CASTLEMAN'S RIVER. 1227

1878, ch. 108.

24. The commissioners shall have full power to make all such
by-laws, regulations and ordinances, not inconsistent with the
constitution and laws of this State, as from time to time they
may deem necessary and expedient for the comfort, health, con-
venience and-prosperity of said town and its inhabitants; for the
prevention and removal of nuisances; preservation of health and.
suppression of vice and immorality within the limits of said town;.
and they shall have power to lay an equal tax upon the property
within the said limits, to such an amount as may be deemed
necessary to accomplish the purposes aforesaid, which tax shall
be collected and paid to the president and commissioners by the
collector appointed by them, who shall have the same power to
distrain therefor as the collector of public county taxes has
to distrain for county taxes; and they shall fix the term of office,
amount of bond and compensation of such collector.

Ibid.

25. They shall have full power to appoint, annually, a bailiff,
whose duty it shall be to preserve the peace and good order of
said town; and for this purpose he is invested with the same
power and authority that constables have under the laws of this
State.

Ibid.

26. Said corporation shall not issue any device, certificate, or
evidence of debt to be used as currency.

BRIDGE OVER CASTLEMAN'S RIVER.

1888, ch. 625.

27. The county commissioners are authorized and empowered'
to build a bridge over Castleman's river, in said county, at a point
where said river is crossed by the public road leading from Stan-
ton's Mill, in said county, to Salesburg, Pennsylvania, if the said
commissioners shall deem it advisable to build such bridge; and if
they deem it proper to build such bridge, they shall, in erecting
it, proceed according to the provisions of the general law on that
subject.