PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH, GOVERNOR. 1035

Court for. Wicomico County, who has resided and practiced his
profession in the City of Salisbury for not less than one year
immediately preceding his appointment, and he shall receive
a salary of two hundred dollars per annum. The City Solicitor
shall be the legal adviser of the Mayor and Council of Salisbury,
and shall have general supervision and direction of all legal
business of the City.

He shall have charge of the preparation and trial of all suits,
actions and proceedings of every kind to which the City shall
be a party in any Court, State or Federal, or before any Justice
of the Peace and of all actions brought to enforce the ordinances
of the Mayor and Council of Salisbury or to punish violations
thereof. And he shall personally participate in the trial of
all such suits, actions and proceedings in any Court or before
any Justice of the Peace of this State or in any Federal Court.
And he shall personally participate in all such suits, actions
and proceedings in all other Courts when he is instructed in
writing by the Mayor so to do. And he shall discharge such
other duties as may from time to time be prescribed by ordi-
nances not inconsistent with this Act. And he shall receive
extra compensation for any extra and special services and for
suits in the State or Federal Courts.

149. And be it enacted, That at the first regular meeting in
July, 1914, and at the same time every second year thereafter
the Mayor shall appoint, subject to confirmation by the Council,
one person, a resident and qualified voter of this City, not a
member of the Council, to act as Clerk to the Council, Collector
of City Taxes and Treasurer, who shall be the same person, and
whose term of office shall be two years and until his successor
is duly qualified. The said officer to receive a salary of twelve
hundred dollars per year, and he shall perform all the duties
imposed on him by law or ordinances of the city, and shall be
called "Clerk of Salisbury."

151. And be it enacted, That the said Clerk shall attend all
meetings of the Council, and shall be at the room of the Council
daily from nine o'clock A. M. to four o'clock P. M., except
Sundays and legal holidays, unless prevented by sickness. He
shall keep a full and accurate account of the proceedings of the
Council and shall record all proceedings in relation to the open-
ing, closing, widening, grading or paving of any street or alley
or part thereof, including reports of commissioners on same, in
a suitable book or books and shall index the same.