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twenty dollars, unless herein specially provided for.
All fines imposed by any ordinance may be collected
in the name of the " Mayor and City Council of
Havre-de-Grace," before a justice of the peace, simi-
lar to the mode of collecting small debts, and the
delinquent shall stand committed to the county jail until the same is paid, with costs. The sheriff of
Harford county shall receive and safely keep in the
jail of said county for breach or violation of any of
the ordinances of said city, according to the tenor of
the commitment, and in the same manner and under
the same regulations as persons committed for the
violation of the laws of this State ; and the bailiff of	Power of
said city, or his deputies, shall have power to arrest	bailiff.
without warrant any person or persons engaged in
violating any of the ordinances or disturbing the
public peace, and confine them in the "Lock-up"
until such time as he can, without unreasonable de-
lay, take them before some justice of the peace for
trial.
SEC. 36. And be it enacted, That the said Mayor
and City Council may borrow, on the faith and	May boi row
credit of the corporation, any sum of money not ex-	money
ceeding five thousand dollars, and may issue bonds
for the same, bearing the regular legal interest of
this State, and in such sums not less than twenty
dollars, and payable at such times as the said corpor-
ation may direct ; but they shall not issue any note,
token or evidence of debt to be used as currency.
SEC. 37. And be it enacted, That it shall be the
duty of the treasurer, after first having filed such	Duty of treas-
bond as the Council may require, to take charge of	urer.
all moneys, bonds, notes, and all other securities be-
longing to said city. He shall make a statement of
the condition of the finances of said city to the
Mayor and City Council whenever called upon to
do so. He shall pay out no money above the sum
of twenty dollars, without an order from the City
Council, approved by the Mayor. He shall have
power to pay accounts, notes or such bills as may be
rendered against the city, in sums of less than twenty
dollars, when such accounts, notes or bills have been
inspected by the Mayor, and ordered by him to be
paid.
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