JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 71

	SEC. 124. The clerk shall keep careful and accu-
	rate minutes of the proceedings of the Council, and
	record all ordinances passed in a book to be kept	Keep min-
	exclusively for that purpose, as the ordinance book,	ites of pro-
	and his books shall at all times be open to the in-	ceedings.
	spection of any citizen, and for his services he shall
	receive an annual salary not exceeding one hundred
	dollars.
	SEC. 125. The Council shall fix the salaries of all
	other officers of the town, and shall exact bonds to	Salaries.
	the town in such penalty as they may deem right
	for a faithful compliance of all officers with the
	duties imposed upon them by the ordinances and
	laws of the town.
	SEO. 126. At their meeting for the election of offi-
	cers the Council shall appoint two of the justices of
	the peace of the said town to enforce the ordinances	Enforce or-
	thereof, the said justices to continue in office for are	dinancee.
	period of one year, or until their successors are
	elected.
	SEC. 127. For the enforcement of the town ordi-
	nances the said justices shall have all the power of
	ordering arrests and summoning witnesses that is	Order arrests
	now vested in them by law, and they shall be enti-
	tled to demand and receive the same fees as in other
	criminal proceedings, but the Council may determine
	and fix an annual salary to be paid to said justices
	quarterly, and in such case they shall impose no jus- tices' fees in the trial of cases before them. Each of
	said justices shall be furnished with copies of the ordi-	Furnished
	nances of the town relative to crimes and punish-	with copies of
	ments, and each shall keep a separate docket for	ordinances
	corporation cases, and therein record and make
	regular entries of his proceedings in all such cases,
	setting forth the fine or imprisonment imposed and
	the amount of costs, and he shall submit said docket
	to the inspection of any person who may request to
	sec the same, and upon demand shall deliver a copy
	of any judgment rendered by him. It shall be the
	duty of said justices to make out a summarized	Justices to
	statement of all corporation cases tried before them, with fines and costs therein collected, which state-	make summa- rized statem't
	ment shall be submitted quarterly to the Council,