Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17
AN ORDINANCE

Oprouide for The Election Of Mayor, Marsha1.
city Clerk and CIty Solicitor, IN and for TIE
CityQ Warren, Ohio.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the City Council
Of the City Of Warren, Ohio, Thatthere shall
be elected on the first Monday Of April. 1859,
and ~blennially thereafter, n person to
serve as Mayor Of said City, who shall hold
his office for the term OF two years, and uu-
til his successor Is elected n qualihed.-
DE shall, at the time OF his election, be a
qualified ~elector, and reside within the lin
its Of said City, he shall, before entering ID
on his duties as such Mayor, take the oath OF
Office and give a bond with at leasttwo good
and responsible sureties TO the acceptance OF
the City Council in any sum prescribed by
Council, not less three thousand nor
more than five thousand dollars. He shall
do N perform all and singular the duties
prescribed by law Of MayOr'sof Cities OF the
second, class N also such other duties not
Inconsistent with his duties as Mayor,Rs the
Council shall from time 70 time PRESCRIBE
He h receive the same fees for services
actually performed, as Justices OF the Peace
and Sheriffs OF counties receive for like SER
vices, which fees II not collected from the
persons owing them, shall be paid out ofthe
City treasury, and hall receive sucn further
sum payable quarterly out OF the City treas
ury as the Council shall from time TO time
prescribe, which sum shall not be Increased
OF diminished during the time for which he
shall nave been elected.
SEC. . There shall be elected by the quail
fed electors Of said City, on the nrst Mon
uaAN III ApAlAa low anu ANNUALLY NAAEIEALLGLs
one person To serve as Marshall, who shall
hold his office for the term Of one year, n
until his successor Is elected and qualified.
he shall perform all and singular tile duties
devolving upon such officer, and such further
duties rs the Councfl shall from time to time
prescribe; he shall take the oath required by
law, and give bonds with at least two good
and sufficient sureties, to the acceptance OF
the Mayor. in any sum not less than one nor
more than three thousand dollars he shall
receive for his services. actually performed,
the same fees allowed to COnsfables and
Shertfs for k services. n such further
sum to he paid quarterly out OF the police fund
as the Council shall from time to time pres
criOe, which sum shall not be increased nor
diminished during the time for which he
shall have been elected.
E III. There shall be elected on the first
Monday Of April, 1867, and b-iennUally there
after. the person toserve as City Clerk, who
shall hold mis- office for the term OF two years,
and until his successor is elected and quail
fled; he shall be a qualified electOr and re-
side within the said City; he shall take the
oath OF Office, and do and perform all and
singular, the duties deyolving upon such
City Clerk, he shall receive such compensa-
ton as the City Couneil shall from time to
time appoint, which sum shall not be in
creased or diminished during any incum-
bents term OF office.
SIZE. ", There shall be elected on the first
Monday in April, 1868, and b~iennually there
after. one person to serve as City Solicitor,
who shall mold his office for the term OF two
years, and until his successor is elected and
qualified, he shall take the oath OF oflce and
do and perform all and singular the duties
~devolving upon such officer: he shall receive
such compensation for his services as the
Council snail from time TO time prescribe,
which sum shall not be increased nor imin-
ished during the time for which he shallhaye
been elected.
Passed in Council This LIST day OF March,
\. D., 1864 I. n. DAWSON, Mayor.
Attest: H. H TOWNSEND, Recorder.