The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-04-18

neal or other bonds, and sign the same as
City Attorney.
SEC. S. AS City Clerk he shall be the,
keeper of the City Seal, and shall be the
custodian of all the city records, and at
tend all meetings of the City Council, and
keep the minutes Of their proceedings in
a book to be provided for that purpose.
He shall countersign an warrants drawn
ON the City Treasurer, and enter the
same in q book to be kept by him for that
purpose, giving the date, number.
amount, in whose favor drawn, and for
what purpose, and the date Of cancella-
ton of each warrant. He shall keep q
book in which all ordinances Of the city
shall be recorded, with memorandum,
showing when the same were posted, as
prescribed by the City Charter, and also.
if the same are published the date Of such
publications; and he shall perform E,ch
other duties a. NAV from time to time be
enioined upon him by ordinances or order
of the City Council.
Sec. 6. The City Attorney and Clerk
shall give bond with two sufficient SIRE
ties to be approved by the City Council,
in the sum of two thousand dollars and
shall receive as compensation salary Of
seventy-five dollars per month in full Of
all services as Clerk and Attorney, except
in suits of appeals to or commenced in
courts other than the City Court, and
that he pay all fees collected from the
defendants in suits brought by the city
into the City Treasury.
SEC. Z. The City Assessor shall make
a Just and true annual assessment Of all
taxable property real mixed and personal
Except such as shall be exempted by
ordinance) within the limits of the city
and return the same as the ordinances
may require.
SEC. 8. As collector he shall faithfully
collect all taxes that may become due.
He shall cancel each warrant on his reg
lister as the same is taken up and paid
and report all warrants cancelled, quar-
terly to the City Council, and then de-
liver such warrants to the City Clerk for
the action of the City Council.
Sec. 8. As Treasurer he shall keep
true account of all moneys received by
him, stating from whom and on what &C
count the same were received, in suitable
books to be provided by the city, and
kept by him for that purpose. He shall
pay from the Treasury such moneys a.
may be ordered by the City Council, only
on warrants thereforsigned by the Mayor
and countersigned by the City Clerk,
stating for what purpose the money is
appropriated.
Sec 10. Whenever any city warrant
is presented for payment, and there shall
be no funds to pay the same, it shall be
the duty of the Treasurer to register such
warrant in book to be kept for thatpur-
pose, stating the date, number and
amount of such warrant, the name of the
person to whom the same is payable, the
name of the person presenting the same,
and the date of such presentation; he
shall endorse upon such warrants the
date of such registration; and all war
rants shall be paid by him in the order
in which the same are registered.
SEC. IL. As Treasurer ana Collector
he shall at the end of each quarter of the
fiscal year, and oftener if required, pre-
pare and deliver to the City Clerk full
and complete report for the quarter, stat
ing the amount Of his receipts and ex-
penditures, and exhibiting all accounts
and vouchers for settlement with the
City Council, and semi-annually, he shall
prepare and lay before the City Council,
a full true and explicit statement of the
receipts and expenditures Of the city for
the preceding six months.
SIC. IL. The City Assessor, Collector
and Treasurer shall give bonds to the city
with two or more sufficient sureties to be
approved by the Council in the penal
sum of ten thousand dollars; and as COM
pensation for his services he shall receive
five per centum on all moneys collected
or paid into his hands as fines, fees and
assessments, and one per centum for re-
ceiving and disbursingany moneys which
may be borrowed on tho credit Of the
city.
Sec. 10. It shall be the duty Of the
City Marshal to suppress riots, disturb
ances and breaches Of the peace; to ap-
prehend all riotous disorderly persons
and disturbers of the peace, and all per
sons in the act of committing any viola
ton of any of the ordinances of the city,
orwho may have committed any such Of
tense, and to take such person or persons
forthwith into custody, and if in the day
time, or on any secular day, to bring such
prisoner or prisoners before the Police
Magistrate to be dealt with according to
law, and if in the night time or on Sum
day to keep such person or persons in
custody until the next day for examine
ton or trial by such Police Magistrate.
Whenever the Marshal shall have knowl-
edge of the breach of any ordinance, or
when informed by any person of any
violation of any city ordinance, he shall
make complaint or cause the same to be
done, before the Police Magistrate, and
obtain warrant for the arrest Of the
offender. He shall be keeper of the city
prison, and city pound, and be the custo-
dian of all chattel property belonging to
the city. He shall have general super
vision of police and night-watchman
when on duty. and assign them their
rounds and stations, and direct them in
the discharge Of their duties. And gen.
orally he shall perform all duties proper
ly belonging to his Office or that may be
devolved upon him by ordinance or order
of the Council, or direction of the Mayor
as chief executive thereof He shall give
bonds to the city with two sufficient
sureties to be approved by the Council in
the penal sum of two thousand dollars,
and Re shall receive such salary as the
Council may fix, and in addition thereto
the same fees for like services as are al
lowed by the laws Of the Territory to
except in cases where judg-