The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-10

of the Justices of the Peace, residing within sail
City, as committing Magistrate, whose duty
shall be to hear all complaints of violations 0
said Ordinances, and to examine all persons ar
rested by the MarshaIs Said Justice shall havt
power to punish by fine, or Imprisonment, or both
airy violation of any of said Ordinances but M
such punishment shall exceed fine of one hun
drGd collars, or Imprisonment for twenty days IL
the County or City Jail
SIC 10. The roads, streets and alleys within
sad City limits, shall be under the exclusive con
troll of said Common Council !; who shall make all
needful rules in relation to the Improvement. re-
pair grading, cleaning, etc., of the same and
said CITY shall not be included in any road dis
trict ineaid County.
SEC. IL. All officers required to be elected by
this Act, sha before entering upon the duties of
their office, take an oath or affirmation of office,
before any person competant to administer oaths.
All demands and accounts against the City shall
lie audited by the City Council and shall be paid
by the Treasurer on the warrant of the Mayor,
20 il tersigned by the City Clerk. All Ordinances
shall be signed by the Mayor, and filed and re-
corded by the Clerk.
SEC IL. The Common Council shall have power
to improve any street, and levy regulations not
repugnant to the Constitution or the laws of
the United States to the laws of this Terrific
ry. They shall also have power to prescribe
their own rules for doing business. They
shall also have power to remove and prevent
nuisanceS; to license tax and regulate auction
brokers' and money changers !; to license, tax and
regulate wagons, carts and drays, and to fix the
rates to be charged for the wagonage, carriage and
drGyage OF property; to license, tax, regulate and
restrain bar rooms, theatrical and other exhib-
tons, shows and amusements to license, tax,
restrain, prohibit and suppress billiard tables,
tipping houses, gaming and gambling houses,
and houses of III fame to erect market houses
establish market places, and to provide for the
government and regulation thereof to provide
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and to organize and establish fire companies to
establish and regulate police, night watch, and
patrol; to regulate the storage of gun powder
and other combustible materials, and the use of
candles lamps or other lights in shops, stables and
other places and to regulate and prescribe tn e.
manner of building partition walls and fences.
SEC. II. The City Assessor shall proceed to
assess the taxable property of the city under such
regulations as may be prescribed by the Council,
and shall deliver certified list of said property
so assessed to the Collector. The City Collector
after receiving such list shall proceed to collect
the same, in the same manner that other taxes
are collected; and all the laws and proVisi ms
regulating the assessment and collection OF taxes
under the general revenue laws shall be followed
in the assessment and collection of said city taxes
so far as the same may be applicable and not in
consistent with the ordinances OF the city passed
in relation to the same subject matter
SEC. ri. In case the taxes so assessed upon any
property shall not be paid, and no ether property
u TIE owner can be found upon which t0] levy, the
City Collector shall proceed to make out list Of
said delinquent property, and after advertising
the~same for four successive weeks in some news |
paper published in said city, shall sell at public
auction the property so assessed whether the same
be personal property real estate, or possessory
interest in real estate of what [nature1 soever
nature it may be. Iu selling said real estate for
taxes the same course shall be pursued as near as
may be, which is, or may be, prescribed by law
for the sale of property on execution. There
IS an apparent omission here.-ED. The cost
of said improvement in whole or in part upon
the property fronting on said street and draw the |
balance, if any, from the general fund. Said
special assessment to be collected in the same
manner as the general city taxes.
Sac. ID. In order that the inhaiitants of said I
city may enjoy the immediate benefits of this Act
the following named persons are hereby appointed
to fill the various city offices and to hold the same
until their successors are elected and have quail
fed:
Members of the Council -
Treasurer,-
Marshal, ex,Oaiccio Collector
Assessor
SEC. Ii. There shall be an election held in Boise
City on the first Monday of May, A. D.. 1866, for ,
the purpose of electing the various officers provi
dA0 for undar fhic Act. nd FOR fbo-Sy IF