The Benton weekly record., 1883-03-24


thereof.
SEC II. TO regulate the storage OF
powder, tar. pitch and resin, coal oil ahd
other comb,lsGibIe or dangerous materials
SEC. IS. To regulate parapets, wall"
aud partition fences. and to restrain cal
Tie, hogs, horses. sheep. and dogs, Or o'hti
animals from running at large, anh prohlh-
il reckless driving and riding upon the
st eet~.
SEC. 10. 10 establish standard weights
ann measures, aud to regulate the weights
and m .ustlrts 60 be used III ihe city III all
cases not o h+rsi~e provided for by law,
ana t, order :tl laws on the subject 10 te
e,. forced. aud 10 fix AID enforce payment
If tines to- Noncompliance with any such
order.
SEC 20. To provide for taking the
enumcra,ion of the city.
SEC. 2l. TO regulate the election OF
,.ity officers. and 10 provide for the r'.m"v-
ing from office any person holding an OF
flee created by ordinance.
&c p. l., fix the compensation of
iv pol!rema,, who shall be nghtwattf-
man. Provided, that such compensation
shall not exceed the same paid by law III
this Territory 10 other Officers for like
services, and to regulate fees for jurors,
| witnesses ard others for services rendered
under this act, or any ordinance made III
put uance theI Ieof.
SEC %. TO regulate the police of the
city: 10 enforce fiues. fnrteitutes and pen-
,ties for the breach Of any ordinance, and
to 1,rovitIe for the receiving and appropria-
ilon It such iiues and forteitures, and tlt
enforcement Of such penalties; and all
moneys coll cted under or by authority OF
atty ciFv ordinance. shall be deemed to tH
| AIKEN To belong tn said city for general use
and benefit OF the Inhabitants thereof for
tie purposes herein provided.
SECTION "a. The City Cuuncil shall have
power 10 make all ordinances which shall
BE- necessary and proper for carrying into
! execution the powers specified in this act,
SO that such ordinances incure no indebt-
rInesS. Whatever, except as provided bs
his instrument, and necessitate 10 levy
Ing Of taxt 8 exec, ding three mills on each
dollar except as provided iH SecFion five
and SIX in irticle seven. and be not re-
pugnant nor inconsistent with the COnsti-
nlion Of The United States, or the Organic
Acf of the Territory.
/ FICTION 25 The City Council shal
have no power 10 nruIe or make any city
indebtedness, for any ln1l cses whatever
TO exceed The sum of $40 900, but if The
sum nf any Indebtedness shall exceed ST..
900 The question Of inrurtenee tllrro
Shall be submitted TO the duly qualified
voters Of said city. aS provided IL Sectior
five and six, Of Article seves hereof.
NJ SECTION 26. Tie style of the ordinance
-hajl tie: BE it ordained Ivy the City
Cru,wit cf the city Of Fort Benton"
SECTION 27.-Ai! ordinances of the City
toinril Stall within ten days after the,
have been passed, BE- post "a in three pnbli'
places in said city, and shall not be il
sor,e until they have been posted as afore
sill.
SECTION %. All ordinances of the City
Counc,l may be proven by the seal of tli'
corporation, AMI when printed in bnol
form, or pamphlet form, aud pu' ported Il
hr printed and published by authority Q
tie Cooperation, the same shall be receiv
ID in evidence in all courts and place
without further proof.
THE MAYOR.
, ARTICLE VII.-SECTIoS /. The Mayo
shall p eside al all meetings of the Ci,.
, Council, and in case OF tie shall have lh
casting vote, and in no other. In case Il
the noli-atsendallce of the Mayor at All
meeting, the Board of Aldermen shall AZ
who stall preside at the meeting, but VII
shall not thereby lose his right 10 vote o
| any question b fore the Board, and in tn
discretion OF the City Council during tn
temporary absence or incapacity OF til
Mayor, 1t may appoint one of its member
: TO at as Mayor pro TEN during the interii
g with all the power OF Mayor and subj-ct /
q all his limitations provided by this act.
: Sec. 2. The Msy.r or any two Aldal
r men may call a special meeting of the Cit
Council. the City Clerk on their reqnisi
: ton, giving reasonable notice in writin
thereof to all members of the City Coune
O present in said city.
Sec. The Mayor shall at all times b
vigllant aud active in enforcing the law
aud ordinances of the government of th
!, city. He shall inspect the conduct OF a
subordinate officers of said city and cau-
negligence or positive violation to be pro:
i ecuted and punished. He shall from tim
! to time communicate to the Aldermen sue
information and recommend such mea
ures is in his opinion may tend to the i'm
i provement Of the finances, police, til
health, security and comfort Of the city.
SECTION 4 He is hereby aurhoriz d
!. call on every male citizen Of said city ove
! the aye Of eighteen Years TO aid in the u
forempnt Of the laws and ordinance
Il ana i'll case rf riots to call out the mlit
10 aid in suppressing the same, or nth'
i di~nrirrly cpnatcF, preventing and z.
ting,ishing fire. for securing The pea,
!, and safety nf III city, Or qt ctrrying in