The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-28
He shall be provided with proper blanE
prOnerty lists.

due. He shall cancel each warrant on his
register as the same is taken up or paid,
and report I'LL warrants Cancelled quarterly
to the City Council, and then deliver such
warrants to the City Clerk for the action
of the City Council.
Sec. 8. As cx-ofiicio treasurer he shall
keep q true account OF all moneys received
bv him. stating flom whom and on what
account the same were received, in sulta-
Bile books 10 he provided by the City Coun-
ell, and kept ny him for that purpose
He shall pay from the treasury such mon
evs as may be ordered by the City Couli-
ell, ONLY oil warrants therefor signed by
the Mayor and countersigned by the Clerk,
stating for what purpose the money il ap-
propriated. and such warrants shall be his
vouchers.
See 10. When ever sany city warrant
may be presented for payment. and there
shall be no funds to pay The same, il shall
be the duly Of The treasurer to register
such warrant in book to be kept Tor that
purpose, stating the date, number, and
amount of such warrant, the name OF the
person to whom the same is paya-
bic, the name OF person presenting the
same, and the date Of such presentations
and he shall, endorse upon such warrant
the date of snch registration, and all war
rants shall be pail. by him i'm the order
in which the same are registered.
Sec. II. AS ex-officlo treasurer and col
lector, ne shaIl at the end of each quarter
of the fiscal year, and oftener if required,
prepare and deliver TO the City Clerk 4
full and complete report for the quarter,
stating the amount Of receipts and expend~
itures of his office, antl exhibiting all ac-
counts and vouchers for settlement with
the City t<oUncii, aps! n the close OF the
fiscal SCAR he silalt preHaFs and lay before
the CITY Council! Il full, true and explicit
statement Of the receipts and expenditures
of the city for such year.
Sec y. The City Assessor and ex-
officio treasurer and collector shall give
bonds to the city, with two sufficient sure
ties to be approved by the City Council,
in the penal sum Of three thousand dollars,
and as compensation for his services pc
shall receive a salary Of three hundred
dollars per annum payable quarterly
Sec. 13. 1t shall be the duty OF the Mar
shall to suppress riots, disturbances and
breaches Of the peace; 10 apprehend all
riotous. 3isorderly persons and dlsturbers
Of the peace of the city and all persons III
the act of committing any offence against
any of the ordinances of the city, or who
may have committed such offence, and
such person or persons forthwith to take
nto custody, and if in the day time and
IN any week day bring such prisoner or
prisoners before the police" Magistrate to
,e dealt with according to law, and If III |
he night time or on Sunday, to keep such
person or persons in custody until the
lext day for examination or trial by such |
Police Magistrate Whenever the Marsha
hall have knowledge Of the breach of any |
ordinance, or when information shall be
,iven by any person concerning any viola
ion of any city ordinance, it shall be his
o be done, before The Police Magistrate
nd obtain Il warrant o. the arrest Of th
ffender. The City Marshal shall be the
eeper of the ciEy jail, and city pound,
nd be the custodian Of all chattel i
belonging to tile city and re-
eipt to the City Clerk therefor. He shall
ave genera! supervision Of police and
light watchmen when on duty, assign them
:eir rounds and stations and direct them
/ the discharge of their duties. And gen
rally he shall do anl perform all such
uties as cllstomarily or of right belong to
is office. or may be specially deyolved
pom him hy nriinahce or order OF the City
OunciI. ur tl.e Mayor as chief executive
lereof.
Sec. H. The city Marshal shall give
onds to the city, with two sufficient sure
es to be approved by the City Council,
] the penal sum of one thousand dollars,
nd he shall receive such salary as the City
ouncil may fix, and in addition thereto
le same fees for like services rs are al
,wed by the laws of the Territory to con-
ables, except in eases where Judgment il
,ndered against the city.
Sec. 10. Whenever the City Council
ay deem it necessary, 1t may appoi.t
1e or more policemen TO aid the Marshal I
or specially Before entering
pont heir services they shall take the same ,
.th prescribed for other city officers, and i
hile in service shall be under the charge .
I'd control of the Marshel, and they shall ,
ave the same power as the Marshal
making arrests, committing to Jail or in
process. They shall receive such
as may be fixed by the City
ouncil.
See. 16 The City Council shall appoint /
le or more night watchmen, who will be {
lder the control and direction Of the
arslal. They shall patrol the street III {
ght, and carefully guard against any in /,
action of law or breach of any city Or t
nance, and be especially yigilant to pre- |
mt any accident or danger from fire. 4
ney shall have and exercise the same G
,wer as policemen. The City Council 3
all have power to appoint special night a
afchman when. If their Judgment exi | L