Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
within the limits Of the city.

re FORTY-IHIRD:-lHe CITY cOulcll IS
authorized to permit the construc.
ton and operation OF street railways
within the said city, and may desig-
nate the street or streets on which
the same may be constructed, and
may impose such restrictions and
On the same as to the
council may seem proper; but no
such privilege shall be granted to
any individual or individuals for a
longer period OF time than twenty
COZ years, and the said council may
also provide for the intro duction and
use Of electric lights within said city
Under such regulations as the council
may prescribe.
FoRTY-FoURTH:The city council
may also provide for the laying out
and construction Of a system OF gen
eral sewerage within the said city,
and, if authorized thereto by a ma
.jority OF the electors who shall vote
upon the question of the issuing OF
such sewerage bonds at any general
or special election, may issue and ne
gotiate the bonds Of said city in any
amount not exceeding five thousand
dollars [5ooO] to pay for the same.
Such bonds to run for such length Of
time, and to bear such rate Of inter
est, not exceeding eight Isl per cent,
as to the council may seen proper.
FoRTY-FlFTH: To divide said city
into wards anu number the same
whenever in the Judgment OF the city
council such division is necessary OF
proper.
Forty SIXTH: To prevent and
prohibit. all persons, corporations OF
associations from building, con
structing, maintaining or keeping
within the said city any barbed wire
fence or other fence constructed O
such material as to be dangerous tt
hepublic.
FoRTY-sEvENTH:-To purchase
and hold cemetery grounds within
or without the city limits; enclose
lay out and ornament the same, tc
provide for the protection thereof
and to sell and convey lots therein
by deed,
SECTION SIX.
ORDINANCES. HOW PASSED, PUBLISHED
AND RECORDED.
Ali ordinances shall be passed by
an affirmative vote Of a major
ity OF the members of tn,
city council by ayes and noes
which shall be entered upon the rec
ords of the council and published
once in the official paper Of the city
if there is one, and if not then in on,
OF the newspapers in Marshall coun
ty, signed by the Mayor and Record
er and recorded by the Recorder will
the affdavits for the publication
thereof before they shall take effect
No ordinance shall be passed at tn,
same meeting at which it shall hav,
been presented except by the unani
nous consent Of the members pres
ent, which shall be noted in the rec
ords, but this shall not preclude Thu
passage OF any ordinance reported
by any committee OF the council tx
whom the subject Of such ordinanc,
shall have been referred atany pre-
vious meeting.
SECTION SEVEN
copy. OF RECORD OF ORDINANCES, PRIAil
FACIA EVIDENCE.
A copy OF the record OF any ordi
nance passed, certified by the city
recorder and attested by the seal o
the city, and any copy thereof pub
lished as aforesaid or compilations o
the ordinance made and published
under the direction OF the city coun
Gil, shall be prima facia evidence o
the contents of such ordinance, anl
of the regularity OF all proceedings
relative to the adoptionan approx
al thereof, and shall be admitted al
evidence in any court Of this stat,
without further proof.
SECTION EIGHT
APPROPRIATION.
No appropriation shall be mad
without a vote OF a majority OF al
the members Of the City Council il
it's favor, and an appropriation
amounting to five hundred dollar
($5OO) or more shall not be mad
unless by a four-fifths (4-5) vote Q
all the members Of the council in il.
favor.
SECTION NINE.
ABATEMENT OF NUIsANcEs BY SUI
NOT PREVENTED. So
The powers conferred upon the Cit.
Conncilto providefor the abatemen
or removal Of nnisances shall no
bar or hinder suits, prosecutions 0
edings according to law.
SECTION TEN.
ADJUSTMENT OF ACCOUNTS OF CIT
OFFICERS
The City Council shall examine
audit and adjust the accounts Of th
treasurer and all other officers Of TIL
city at such times as they deem pro
per, and also at the cid Of each year
and before their term Of Office shal
expire, and if any officer shall refus