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Session Laws, 1884 Session
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ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

727

purchase of the second steamer mentipned therein ia


hereby prohibited.


SEC. '29. And be it enacted, That the board of


public works shall have power to appoint a suitable


person to command said force; to appoint a deputy

Appoint suita-
ble commander

commander for each steamer; to appoint the deputy


commanders for each sloop for their respective districts


from persons of the counties whose waters comprise


the different districts, who shall be commissioned by


the governor, and the said deputy commanders shall


have power to appoint their subordinates and select


their crews; and the term of office of said commanders

Term of office.

shall be for two years, unless sooner removed for


incompetency or neglect of duty; and if any of said


officers shall fail in the discharge of his duty by reason


of collusion with parties interested in violating any of


the provisions of this act, he shall be guilty of a mis-


demeanor, and, on indictment and conviction in a court


of law, shall be fined or imprisoned, at the discretion


of the court.


SEC. 30. And be it enacted, That the board of pub-


lic works shall have the power to remove any officer


of eaid force for neglect of duty or incompetency; and
any officer commanding in said force shall have the

Remove incom-
petent subordi-

power to remove any subordinate under his command

nate.

and appoint a person to fill the vacancy whenever the


interest of said service may, in his judgment, require


him to do so.


SEC. 31. And be it enacted, That the board of pub-


lic works shall have power, and it shall be their duty,


to keep the steamers and said vessels in good order,

Keep vessels is

and the treasurer of the state, upon requisition of said

good order.

board and the warrant of the comptroller, is hereby


required and directed to pay the sum or sums neces-


sary to carry out the provisions of this act.


SEC. 32. And be it enacted, That the deputy com-


manders of the steamers be and they are hereby re-


quired to keep their vessels constantly on duty when

Vessels con-

circumstances will permit, and that every locality,

stantly on duty

where a violation of the law is likely to occur, shall be


visited as often as the duties of the force and condition


-of the vessels will allow, and that every three months


a report shall be made to the board of public works

Report.

of all official action taken under the law, and of all


money received for license issued to parties engaged in




 
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