Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-05-20

sury, And be it further ordained
that the above section Of sai.s or
dinance shall take effect on the
day Of - A. d., 1877.
| SEC. 10. The Market Inspector
shall keep regular entries. in a
book provided him for that pur-
| pose, of all moneys received by
him as such, from all sources what
ever in which it shall be accurate
| ly stated from whom money was
| received, for what, and the amount
received /; and it shall be the duty
of the said Market Inspector to
make oath before the Mayor or a
Justice Of the Peace, 'uhat the ac-
count as kept and presented is just
aud true to the best of hi know
edge aud belief" Being thus ver-
flied, he shall exhibit his book
with the accounts, regularly at the
first regular meeting Of the Coun-
ell in each month, and pay over
the said moneys 10 the treasurer
of the town.
SEC. 70, 1t shall be the duty Of
said Market Inspector to superin-
tend said market. and 10 keep it
thoroughly cleansed and in good
order, and to report to the Mayor
and Council such repairs, improve
ments or alterations, In or about
said Market, as he may deem ne
cessary he shall at an hour fixed
by the Mayor and Co Incil, open
the said Market-hOuse on market
days, and be in constant attend
ancc, and preserve good order du-
ring market hours. He shall see
that no imposition is practiced by
the seller upon the buyer, or by
the buyer upon the seller. He
shall cause the market vehicles to
be so placed in the market space
as best to suit the convenience of
buyers and sellers, and Of the pub
lie generally ), and he shall take
charge of and safely keep the
weights and measures belonging
to said Mayor and Council, for
market purposes only, neither us
ing them nor suffering them to be-
used except for testing any weights
and measures employed by sellers
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or remove alI distractions 81 noi-
sanc0s ready to exist or actually
existing in the same. He shall
preserve order and remove all va
grant and disorderly persons found
lettering therein, and direct, ar
range and adjust all stands and
situations for the sale of all arti-
cles not sold from wagons or rent
ed stalls and stands. He shall es-
pecially see that all provisions of
this or any other Ordinance passed
in regard to said market; and all
other town Ordinances, be faith
fully complied with, and that all
violations of the same be prosecu-
ted before a Justice of the Peace,
and to enable said Market Inspec-
tor to discharge the duties impOs-
ed on him hereby, he shall be in
vested with the power of a police
officer of said town.
SEC. 81. Ifany person shall con-
slider himself or herself aggrieved
by any decision of the Market In
spect0r, such person may appeal
to the Mayor forthwith, who shall
take such order therein, and de-
termine as to him shall seem just
and lawful.
Sec, %. 1t shall not be lawful
for any person to paste, stick, or
tack, or in any other way set up
against or on the Market-house In
Martinsburg any bill, notice, or
advertisement of any kind or de-
scripti0n Whatsoever. Any per-
son proven guilty of violating this
section shall, upon conviction, be
fined not less than 1900, or more
than SO, for each offence.
SEC. %, In the default of the
payment Of any fine imposed for
the violation of any part of this
ordinance, the party or parties so
fined, shall be Imprisoned In the
county jail for period not less
than five nor more than twenty
days,
Sec. "a. No spirituous or malt
liquors shall be sold within the
Market-house.
SEC. 25. All fines and penalties
received by reason of these 0rdi-
nances, shall be for the use of the
Corporation, and all ordinances
heretofore passed inconsistent with
the above and foregoing, are here
by repealed and made Of no effect.
An Irish laborer's apoStrophe
to a steam shovel: "F'aith and
yez can't bate tin men shown but
yez can't vOte.p That was the
pride Unconscious citizenship.
Fresh lockwood blossoms made
into tea and taken freely will
cure female weakness and diseases
of the womb.