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Session Laws, 1878
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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 379

peace for Washington county by making oath that

 

they will discharge the duties of their respective

:

offices, according to the best of their skill and judg-

Take oath.

ment, without fear, favor or partiality to any, a copy
of which oath, with a certificate of the justice ad-

 

ministering the same, shall be entered upon the jour-

 

nal of the corporation.

 

151. The burgess and commissioners so elected

 

shall meet from time to time, and not less than once

Meetings.

in every three months, and the burgess shall preside

 

at all meetings and give the casting vote ; in his

 

. absence the assistant burgess shall preside under the

 

same restrictions, but when the burgess is present

 

the assistant burgess shall have the same power as a

 

commissioner; and each burgess, assistant burgess

 

or commissioner who shall fail to attend any of said

 

meetings shall be fined a sum of fifty cents for each

Shall be fined

time he may be absent from any of said meetings,

 

unless said fine shall be remitted by a" vote of said

 

burgess and commissioners, or a majority of them.

 

152. The said burgess and commissioners, or a

May appoint

majority of them, may appoint a clerk and assign
his duties, and allow him such compensation as they

clerk.

may think proper.

 

153. The clerk shall enter all ordinances passed

 

by the burgess and commissioners in a book to be

Enter all or-
dinances

kept by him for that purpose, and they shall at all

 

times be open to the inspection of all persons inter-

 

ested, and copies of all ordinances shall be put up in

 

the most public places of said town.

 

154. The burgess and commissioners may direct

 

by ordinance all or any of the footways or streets to

 

be paved or mended with any materials they may

Streets paved

deem best, and the same shall be done at the expense

and mended.

of the proprietors of the different lots before which

 

the same shall be directed.

 

155. If the owner of any house or lot or part of

 

a lot where such paving, levelling or mending shall
be directed shall not reside in town, the tenant or

Non-resident.

person occupying or having charge of said house,
lot or part lot shall cause the same to be done, and

Money ex-
pended de-
ducted from

the money expended by such tenant or other person

rent.



 

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