The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-10-18

XI. That the salary of the said Marshal shall
be at the rate of one thousand dollars Isl 000) per
annum, payable at the expiration of each month;
and in addition to said salary, he shall be entitled
to receive one half of all fines collected from per-
sons who may be convicted for retailing ardent
spirits without license within the corporate lin
its of the Town to which the corporation may be
entitled and one half all fines collected under any
ordinance of Council for the suppression OF drunk
enness and the unlawful sale or use OF ardent
spirits; provided the prosecution OF the ohender
from whom any such fine may be coliected shaii
have been commenced upon information oi saiu
Marshal or some one of his assistants; and, also,
to one half of all the fines collected under the
ordinances for the protection OF shade anu orha,
mental trees and for preventing disturbances anu
nusances to the side walks of the several pubic
streets of the Town and for serving every sum-
mons in writing, and making arrests by virtue OF
process in writing, which may be directed to the
Marshal or his assistants, to such fees as are OIL
lowed by Inv to constables for. similar services
when the same may be collected from the delin-
linquents or from the State, and not otherwise
XII. That the said Marshal, for any wilful neg
ect of duty, malpractice in Office. or other mis-
conduct for which he may be subject to be lined
by Council, shall, as an additional penalty Tor
any such neglect, malpractice or misconduct, be
liable to have his Office declared vacant by the
Council in its discretion
XIII. That in addition to the penalties which
NAV be imposed on the Marshal for the delinquen-
cie of his assistants, the said assistants shall be
personally liable for any neglect of duty, NAL
practice in office, or other misconduct to be fined
or removed from Office in the discretion of Council
XIV. That the said Marshal shall, before enter
ing upon the duties Of his Office, take and SUBJ
scribe the following oath: az, A. B., as Mar
shall of the Town of Anderson, do swear that
will faithfully and diligently, without fear, favor
or partiaity, to the best Of my knowledge and abil-
ity, perform all the duties required of me by 'An
Ordinance to provide for the appointment of a
Town Marshal the regulation of his duties the
constitution of ON ordinary police force, and for
other PURPOSES and enforce, as far as practicable,
all Ordinances of the Town Council of Anderson,
so long as l may continue in office, so help me
God" And each and every Assistant Marshal, be-
fore entering upon his duties, shall take and SUBJ
scribe the following oath: s1 c. D., do swear
that will faithfully, to the best of my knowledge
and ability, as Assistant Marshal of the Town Of
Anderson, perform oil the duties that may be law
fully required of me by the Marshal, and enforce,
to the best of my ability, the provisions of the
Ordinances for the appointment of Town Mar
shal, &c., and all the Ordinances for the preser-
vation of the peace, good order and well-being of
the said Town, so long as may continue in Office,
so help me God.'
XIV That all Ordinances, or parts of Ordinan-
ces heretofore enacted repugnant to the provisions
of this Ordinance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Ratified in Council and the seal of the Town
affixed thereto, the 18th day of September, A. D.,
1866.
J. SCOTT MURRAY, Intendant.
S. BLEcKLEY, Sec and Treas.
Oct II, 1856 II