1994 WASHINGTON COUNTY. [ART. 22.

1870, ch. 452.

259. If the owner of any house, lot or part of a lot where
such levelling, paving or repairing shall be directed, shall not
reside in the town, the tenant or person occupying such house,
lot or part of a lot, shall cause the same to be done, and the
money so expended, under the direction of the corporation, shall
be allowed by the owners and deducted from the rent then due
or to become due; and if the tenant or person occupying suoh
lot shall refuse or neglect to level, pave or mend the same, agree-
ably to the ordinance of the corporation, the same may be done
by the corporation, and the expenses thereof, with costs, shall be
charged to and collected from the owner by distress and sale of
such property.

Ibid.

260. The burgess shall be treasurer of the corporation, and
shall give bond to the corporation, with security, to be approved
by the commissioners, in such penalty as they shall prescribe,
conditioned for the faithful performance of his duty as treasurer;
and he shall receive and pay away monies according to the ordi-
nances of the corporation.

Ibid.

261. All violations of the ordinances for the peace and good
order of said town shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
twenty dollars, to be imposed by the burgess or by any justice of
the peace for Washington county; said fine to be collected accord-
ing to the provisions of the code of public general laws.

JURORS.

P L. L, (1860,) art. 21, sec. 201.

262. The county commissioners shall levy a sufficient sum, in
advance, to pay the jurors attending the circuit court, promptly
at the close of each jury term thereof.

Ibid. sec. 202.

263. Whenever any person shall present to the collector of
said county an order from the clerk of the circuit court for his
attendance as a juror, he shall pay to such person, or his order,
the amount due him, after deducting therefrom all charges he
may have against such juror.