Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-15
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10 prortde for the appointment Of Marshal
and Police Of the FiHagecf Warren.
SIC. I. Belt ordained by he Town Council
Of the Incorporated village of Warren. That
there shall be appointed by the Council Of said
village. annually, a Marshal. who shall hold
his ONCE for one year. and rntn MS successor Is
appointed and qualified.
ally, by the Town Council, three Ponce of1cers.
who shall hold their oficesfor the period of one
year, and until their successors are appointed
and qualified.
SEC. III. The Marshal hall be the principal
ministerial officer of the Corporation and the
Mayors Court, aud shall BY himself or deputy,
execute ali orders and process to him directed.
1t shall be his duty to suppress all riots. distur-
Dances, and breaches Of the peace, TOR which
purpose he shall have the same powers conferred
BY law upon Constables, AMI m al cases IN the
performance of his proper duties, he shall have
the same powers, be subjectto like responsiblli-
ties, and entitled to receive the same lees as
COnstables in similar cases for services actually
performed by himself or deputies II snali eSpe-
cially be his duty to see that every ordinance of
the village Is faithfully observed Dy all persons.
and when one has been vlOlsted. TO seek out the
y%lolater. procure process. ard oring nfH before
the proper authority for punishment. The Mar
shall shall take an oath of er1ce, and give bond
with W good and s~uficieIt suretles, to the
State of Ohio. 10 the sum Of hye hundred. CSoOOl.
dollars, conditional for thefaithtul discharge Of
his duties, according to law-and he shall per-
form such other and additional duties as may
be from time be BIZ ordinance Of the town
Council, defined and imposed upon him.
SEC. ". Tai Police officers appointed under
this ordinance. shall take an oath OF Office,
perform In the absence erdisabilfty OF the Mar
shall. the duties Of Marshal. and In such
cases receive the same fees, and be subject
to the same liabilities and responslbilities.-
They shall perform the duties usually in
cumbent upon police ofncens. suppress all
riots, Disturbances, breaches of the peace.
to spprehend all persons in the act of
committing any offence against the laws Of the
state. or the ordinances Of this village, and
forthwith bring such person before the Mayor
The Marshal or Police may enter any hosse or
building into which any Derson may Zee, who
has in their presence. yiolsted any law Of the
State or ordinance OF the village. or into any
house or building where any noise. alarm or
cutlery il heard, They snail arrest on view,
auy person violating shy law of the Stste or
ordinance Of the village. It is a their duty.
cess for the arrest of any person charged with
q breach Of any ordinances of the village. and
at all times faithfully and diligently to enforce
al 1.-THE ordinances the Tow Council may ordain.
SIC V. If any person or persons shall resist,
abuse or obstruct the Marshal or Police in the
performances of their respective duties, the per-
son or Persons so offending shall. upon con vic
non. De fined in any sum not less than three
dollars nor more than thirty dollars. with costs
Of suit.
Sac. VI. The Marshal and police shall be
SUBJECT to removal by heTOsn Council at any
NALSs vi IcAsuuc odllsldClVEy " NAo SOulNAAs
SEC VII. The Marshal Sd all receive as
compensation. in addition to the fees herein
provided for. such further sum as the council may
from time to time determin. which said amount
shall not be changed for the compensation OF
anv one year.
SIC. VIII. The Police shall receive as com
pensation. the fees provided By Law on processes
issued, and in addition thereto. such further
sum as the Council may from time 10 time pro-
vide. -
SEC. TX. The appointment of Marshal and
Police for the year 1867. shall take place within
five days after the publication Of this ordinance.
and annually thereafter, within fifteen days
alter the fret Monday Of April of each year.
SEC. Y. That part of an ordinance No 40.
passed June 4. 1856. which reletosto the duties
of street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ordinance No. Of,
passed March 4. 1854. also that part of ordinance
No. so, whicn relates TO the election of Mar
shals. passed March Y, 1885, re hereby repealed;
SEC. X. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed in Council, MAY 8. 1851.
(SignedJ 1. N. DAWSON, Mayor.
H. II. TovSsEND, Recorder
May Is ,lS67,