The Brunswick times., 1897-05-21
ORDINANCES NO. 81.

An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled
An ordinance to carry into effect section 3, of
the act of the legislature entitled: An act to al
ter and amend the charter of the city OF Bruins
WICK, approved November II, 1889, 50 as to re-
peal section No. 2 and provide who shall be ell
iglble TO the Office of mayor and aldermen; TO
amend section 80, so as to change the term of
tho clerk and treasurer from one to two years;
TO repeal section 10 creating the Office of the
licitor of the police court; TO repeal section is
creating the office of recorder and TO provide
that the mayor and acting mayor shall preside
i'll the police court as judge; to amend section
80 as to the eligibility to the Office Of health
officer and to change the number of the
board of health, term of Office, eligibility and
election; to authorize the change of the bonds
of the denomination of fifty SOY and one hun
dred 600 dollars issued under section 49, to one
thousand dollars; TO alter and amend section
Of the charter of said city, approved August u,
1872, so as to provide that the term of Office of
the mayor shall be two years and election TO be
held bi-ennially; TO alter and amend section Of
said charter of 1872, to provide for election
to fill vacancies in the Office of mayor or alder
man and aldermen; to provide for the issuance
of one thousand dollars in bonds to be used and
expended in public buildings, public works and
in purchasing quarantine grounds and erection
of suitable buildings thereon; TO provide for the
establishment of Il board of public works, and
for other purposes amendatory of the various
acts Incorporating said city, approved Decem-
Der 3D. 1892 and provide for the Issuance of new
bonds for the city of Brunswick and the cancel
latiOn of certain other bonds heretofore issued
by said city, as in said section provided for and
authorized TO be done, and to provide for the
payment at maturity of the bonds so authorized
10 be issued, and for other purposes therein
specified" passed and adopted May ,, 1892,
by striking from the second section
thereof the words and figures "226 to 300,' and
inserting therein, in lieu of the said words and
figures, the following, "237 TO 300,' and by add
ing to said section of the following: "Those of
the bonds mentioned i'll the preceding section,
which bear numbers 226, 227 22S, 229 230 23l, 22,
233 234, 235, 236 respectively, shall be sold by the
treasurer of this city, at the price of the par
value of said bonds, and the accrued interest
thereon, to procure funds with which to com
plete the payment for the system of sewerage
and surface drainage constructed by Herbert
Tate, under his contract with the mayor and
council of Brunswick aforesaid dated February
III. 1894" and for other purposes.
Section l. Be it ordained by the mayor and al
dermen of the city of Brunswick, in council reg
ularly assembled, and it is hereby ordained by
authority of the same, that section second of the
above reclted ordinance be, and the same is
hereby, amended by striking therefrom the
words and figures "226 to 800" and inserting
therein, in lieu Of the said words and
figures, the following: "237 to 300," and
by adding to said section the fol-
lowing: Those of the bonds mentioned III
the preceding section which bear numbers 226,
22 22S 229 go, DBL 232, 233, 234, 235 236, respec
lively, shall be sold by the treasurer of this city
at the par value of said bonds, and the accrued
interest thereon, to procure funds with which
TO complete the payment for the system of sew
erage and surface drainage constructed by
Herbert Tate, under his contract with the may
or and council of Brunswick aforesaid, dated
said section shall read as follows:
Section ,. Be it, and it is hereby in like man
ner, further ordained that,
Whereas of the prior bonded Indebtedness of
the city of Brunswick there remains an existing
bonded Indebtedness unpaid amounting to the
principal sum of siXty-two thousand, two hun
dred and fifty dollars, besides interest thereon,
and which said bonds with the interest which
Will accrue upon them, before and at the ma
turity thereof, will not equal the sum of seventy
five thousand dollars; that of all the bonds au-
thOrized to be issued by the preceding section of
TINS ordinance, the clerk and treasurer of the
city of Brunswick shall retain in his hands
bonds numbers 237 to 800, both inclusive, of the
denomination of one thousand dollars principal
each, which said bonds thus retained are hereby
set apart and shall be preserved by said clerk
ana treasurer for the purpose of paying the said
prior and now existing bonded Indebtedness of
slXty-twO thousand, two hundred and fifty dol
lars above mentioned together with such inter-
est as may accrue thereon, and that said bonds
thus retained shall not at any time be used, sold
OF disposed of for or applied to any other pur-
pose than that i'll this section indicated. Those
OF the bonds mentioned in the preceding section,
which bear numbers 226, 227, 22S 229 80, 23l, 22
2 234 25, 236, respectively, shall be sold by the
treasurer of this city, at the par value of said
bonds, and the accrued interest thereon, to pro-
cure funds with which to complete the payment
for the system of sewerage and surface drain
age constructed by Herbert Tate, under his CON
tract with the mayor and council of Brunswick
aforesaid, dated February IT, 1894.
Section 3. BE it further ordained by the au-
thority aforesaid that all ordinances and parts
of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are
herebyhrepealed.
Passed and,adopted by the mayor andcouncil
of the city of Brunswick, Ca, in regular council
duly assembled on the 10th day of May, 1897, by
the following vote:
Heas--Adermen Atkinson, Fendig. Downing.
Abrams, Morris and BlOodworth.
NayS--None.