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Ordinance No. s.


Qualifications and duties of City Marshal.
Be Il ordained by Ghs Common Council Of
the City NJ AlbraU:.
SECTION l. Before entering upon he du-
ties of his Office, the City Marshal shall file
with the Recorder certificate OF his cleo
tiOn, with his oath OF Office endorsed there
on that he will faithfully aud impartially
perform the duties of HIS office, and also
bond to the City of Albany, in such sum
as the City Cornell will require, payable
in gold or silver coin of the United States,
with sureties approved by the Mayor, con-
ditioned TINT he will faithfully discharge
his duties as City Marshal. account forand
nay over all the money that comes into
his hands hy virtue OF his office into the
city treasury, and turn over to his success
sors all books, papers or property. belong
ing to the city that may come into his
hands by virtue of his Office as City Mar
shal.
SIC. 2. The City Marshal shall be con-
servatOr of the peace, and shall execute
all processes directed to him by the Re.
corder or by any magistrate OF This State.
He shall attend regularly urOn the sitting
of the Recorders Court. He may make
arrests for breach Of the peace, for
violation OF any city ordinance, or for I he
commission of crime within the city lin
its, the same as peace officer may under
the laws of this State. He shall collect all
taxes levied by the City Council as requir-
ed by ordinance, and make immediate re-
turn of all money due the city treasury.
taking therefor duplicate receipts, the
original Of which shall be filed in the Re-
cOrtler's Office and placed 10 his credit.
When any person doing business within
the city or engaged In any occupation for
which city license Ia required, shall neg
lect or refuse TO take out the same rs re-
quired by the city ordinance, II shall be
the duty of the City Marshal 10 inform
against and prosecute such person before
the City Recorder, and enforce the pay
ment Of such license fee from such tlelin-
quent, and in the discharge of his duties
he shall exercise a vigilant control over
the peace and best interests of the city.
Sec. 8. All sums due the City Marshal
for the collection Of city taxes and all
other services rendered the city shall be
audited and paid In the same manner as
other claims against the city, except his
fees In civil and criminal cases, when col
lected, may be retained by him.
Sn'. 4. The City Marshal shall look after
the condition of the streets, crosswalkS,
bridges, culVerts, sewers and cis;erns Of
the city, and at any time that he shall find
any break or dangerous place in them or
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or limb of persons on be dangerous to hor.
ses or other beasts of burden In Passing
over them, or liable 10 cause the breaking
of any vehicle, or when any culvert, sewer
or ditch shall become clogged, or in any
way 40 out OF repair, as to damn up and
cause the water to overflow the streets
and private property in the city, or to
stand in stagnant pools, Ii shall be his
duty to repair, or cause to be repaired, tho
same, and make full report of nil such re-
pairing done by him to the City Council
at their first meeting in each month, such
report to include correct account and
particular description Of all such repairing
Tor each month, beginning with the first
meeting in one month, and ending with
the first meeting in the next. and so on
during his term OF office.
SIC. 5. The City Marshal shall have
power 10 appoint, by written appointment
fled with the Recorder, and employ
deputy, who shall hold his office rs Depu-
ty Marshal snbIect TO the orders and re.
quirements OF the City Marshal, In accor-
dance with and subject to the provisions of
City ordinances in force, and such deputy
shall take an oath 10 faithfully demean
himself III Office.
Passed the Council February 95, 1873.
Approved March 8, 1878.
COLL. VAN CLEYE, Mayor.
Attest: JOS. HANNoN, Recorder.