, 1884-03-26

and all necessary grounds for hospital grounds, and
water works, also for the storage and conducting of water.
Seoenteenh-To survey, plat, map, grade, fence, orna-
ment and otherwise improve all burial and cemetery
grounds, and the avenues leading thereto, owned by such
town; to construct walks therein, rear and protect orna-
mental shade trees therein, and to provide for paying the
expenses thereof; '""
Eightenh-To convey cemetery lots owned by such
town, by certificate, signed by the mayor and counter
signed by the clerk, under seal of the town, specifying
that the person to whom the same is issued is owner
of the lot or lots described therein, by number, as laid
down on such map or plat, for the purpose of interment,
and such certificate shall vest in the proprietor, his or her
heirs or assigns, a right in fee simple to such lot or lots
for the sole purpose of interment, under the regulations
of the board of trustees, and such certificate shall be
entitled to be recorded i'll the office of the register of
deeds of the proper county without further acknowl-
edgment, and such description of lots shall be deemed
and recognized as a sufficient description thereof;
Nneteenh-To limit the number of lots which shall
be owned by the same person at the same time; to pre-
scribe rules for enclosing and adjoining and erecting mon
uments and tombstones on cemetery lots to prohibit any
diversion of the use of such lots, any improper adorn-
ment thereof, but no religious test shall be made as to
the ownership of lots, the burial therein, or the ornamen-
tation of graves or of such lots;
7penheh@To pass rules and ordinances imposing
fines and penalties not exceeding one hundred dollars,
regulating, protecting and governing the cemetery, the
owners of lots therein, visitors thereof and trespassers
therein, and to pass rules and ordinances for the protec-
ton of lands and bitches used for water purposes, hos
pitfalls and pest-houses outside of the city limits, and the
officers of such town shall have as full jurisdiction and
power in the enforcing of such rules and ordinances as
though they related to the town itself.
IWenty.frSt-To levy and collect taxes for general reve-
nue. purposes, not exceeding five mills on the dollar in any
one year, on all real, personal and mixed property within
the limits of said town, taxable under the laws of the
Territory and the assessment levy and collection of taxes
shall be made as hereinafter provided or as may be further
provided by ordinance. . @
IWenty-second-To regulate the police of the city, and
to enact fines and penalties for violations of this act, or
of any bylaw or ordinance by them established, not
exceeding one hundred dollars for any one offense,
recoverable with costs, together with judgment of impris-
onment until the amount of said judgment and costs
shall be paid; Prordded, That the fine assessed for the
violation of any ordinance requiring a license shall not
be less than the amount required for such license.
TpenA-hird-To require from all officers and servants
elected or appointed, to give bonds and security for the
faithful performance of their duties. egg"
Iloe,y5foauh-To establish, make and regulate public
wells, cisterns and reservoirs and a%queducts and to pro
vide for filling the same 20
IcentyJhh-To appropriate money and provide for
the payment of the debts and expenses of the town ::
ProUided, That all moneys, however derived, belonging
to such corporation, shall only be appropriated for such
objects and defraying such expenses as accrue or necessa-
rlly arise in the exercise of powers granted by this act,
and no appropriation shall be made without an order to
that affect, entered upon a proper book kept for that
purpose by such board of trustees And, provided further,
That no appropriation shall be made unless tifere+be
money not otherwise appropriated in the treasury at the.
time of making such appropriation. w
IDeny- sirth-The board of trustees shall cause to be
published, once in six months, q statement of the fnan-
cial condition of the town, which statement shall be
verified by the oath of the mayor, treasurer and clerk,
and such publication shall be in a newspaper, if any be
puDnehed IN SAID town, OTHERWISE by posting up the same
i'll three public places within the town.
Il1eny-S euenh-To employ an attorney to draft ordi-
nances and other legal documents relating to the affairs
of the corporation and employ counsel in all cases by
them deemed necessary, and pay for the same such rea-
sonable amounts as may be agreed upon, and whenever,
by them deemed necessary, appoint and employ a town
attorney, whose duties and compensation shall be such
as may be provided by ordinance. ~r 81
Sec. 20. All bylaws and ordinances shall be passed
pursuant to such rules and regulations as the board of
trustees may provide, and shall, within a reasonable
time after passage, be recorded in a book kept for that
purpose, and shall be signed by the mayor and attested
by the clerk. On the passage of any bylaw, ordinance
or resolution the ayes and nays shall be taken and entered
on the journal. a sH.
SEC. 80. The style of the ordinances shall be: "Be
it ordained by the board of trustees of the town of Sher-
idan." Every bylaw, ordinance or regulation, unless in
case of emergency, shall be published in a newspaper in
such town, if one be printed therein, or posted in three
public places at least ten days before the same shall take
effect.
SEC. 81. In actions brought to recover any penalty
or fine incurred under this act, or under the bylaws or
ordinances made in pursuance thereof, it shall not be
necessary to file with the affidavit or complaint n copy of
the ordinances or bylaws or section thereof charged to
have been violated, but it shall be sufficient to recite in
the affidavit or complaint the number of the section
charged to have been violated, with the date of its adop-
ton.
SEC. 80. If the penalty or fine in which Judgment is
obtained is not paid or replevied, the defendant may be
committed for any period not exceeding three months to
the work-house of said town, or if said town have no
work-house, then to the county Jail or prison in which
said town is situate, or in the town calaboose, or such
other place of security as may be provided by the board
of trustees, or in default of payment of such judgment
and costs, the defendant may be adjudged and required
to pay the same by manual labor in the work-house or
prison or upon the streets or other public works of said
town, under the control of the marshal of said town, for
which labor the defendant shall be allowed on such judg-
ment and costs one dollar per day. 1t shall be the duty