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Session Laws, 1892
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FRANK BROWN, ESQUIRE, GOTERNOR.

531

Washington County shall issue certificates only to the per-


sons receiving the highest number of votes, and the officers


who have received certificates shall at their first meeting as


a board designate one of the persons receiving such tie vote


to be the one elected, and shall notify the clerk of the


Circuit Court of said county of their selection, and the said


clerk shall issue immediately a certificate to such person,


which certificate shall set forth the manner of his election,


and said person shall hold his office for the same time as he


would had he received the highest number of votes.


SEC. 76. Each commissioner, before he acts as such shall


make oath before a justice of the peace in and for Wash-


ington County that he will diligently and faithfully, to the
best of his skill and judgment, perform the duties of a com-

Oath of
office

missioner of said town, without favor, partiality or preju-


dice, and the burgess before acting as such, shall make


oath before some justice of the peace of said county that he


will well and faithfully, without favor, affection or partiality,


execute the office of burgess to the best of his knowledge,


and the assistant burgess shall take an oath similar to that


of the burgess.


SEC. 77. At the first meeting the officers shall appoint


one of their number president, who shall preside at the

President.

meetings of the board, such meetings to be held from time

Clerk.

to time, as often as occasion may require, but not less than


once in every two months, and a majority of said officers


shall constitute a quorum to transact business. And the


said officers, or a majority of them shall have power to


appoint a clerk, and assign his duties, and allow him such


compensation for his services as they may think proper.


All ordinances passed by the commissioners shall be entered


in a book by said clerk, which shall be kept by him for that


purpose, and shall be open at at all times for the inspection


of any person interested, and copies of said ordinances shall


be put in the most public place in said town.


SEC. 78. The said commissioners shall elect one of their


number treasurer of the corporation, who shall keep an


account of their receipts and disbursements of the funds of

Treasurer.

the corporation, and at the expiration of his term of office


shall render a succinct and detailed statement thereof, which


shall be posted in some public place in said town, but


before said treasurer acts as such, he shall give bond for


such amount as the commissioners shall prescribe for the


faithful performance of his duties as treasurer.


SEC. 79. The said commissioners may pass ordinances to


preserve the health of the people in said town, ordering the




 
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