Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-06

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council is not in session then at the
next regular meeting thereafter; which
objection the council shall cause to be
entered in full in it's journal and If he
does not return the same within the
time above limited IL shall take effect
In the same manner as If ne had signed
II; provided, the mayor may approve or
dsapprove the whole or any item or
part of any ordinance, resolution or
other appropiiating money. When the
Mayor refuses to sign such ordinance,
resolution or order or part thereof and
! returns it with his objections to the
council the council shall after the cx-
piration of not less than one week pro-
cecd to reconsider it.
Sectiop 1913 B, The style of all or
dnunces shall he BE it ordained by
the council of the ----- of ------ Ohio
Section 1918 ca No money shall he
drawn from a municipal treasury. cX.
ccpt IN. pursuance of n specified appro-
Ipriatioh made by ordnance and no ap.
preparation shall be made for longer
than six months.
Section 1913 (S) The first regular
session of every municipal council
shall be held on the third Monday III
the month Of April in which the coun-
ell is elected, and all elected officers
shall assume the duties of their office
on the third Monday of April in which
they are elected
Sp.tipn 1EIS ,,n,,,nnu, II,
i paid to municipal officers or employees
/ shall betrprescribcd in the municipal
constitution or by the council and all
expenditures from municipal funds
must be approved by the municipal
council.
i Sectiona154S Q0J Municipal coun-
ellis may exercise such other powers in
the manner prescribed as may be dele
gated to them by provisions in the mu-
nicipal constitution and by general law.
! Section 1919. The executive power
OF villages shall be exercised by II
Mayor. clerk, treasurer and marshal,
and such other officers as may he pro-
vided for in the village constitution
or by municipal ordinance.
Section 1540 a. The executive pow
er of cities shall he exercised by II
mayor, heads of departments, herein
after named and such other officers
as may be provided for in the city con
stitution, or by municipal ordinance.
Section 1910 (2) In every city gov
ernment there shall be the following
departments:
(a) Department of accounts;
b) Department of law;
(c Department of public safety;
(d) Department of public improve
ments, and such other departments as
may he established by provis-
ions in the city constitution,
or by municipal ordinance. The
affairs of each department shall be
administered by a director, or by a
board of not less than three nor more
than five members, who shall be elect
, ed or appointed for such term, not less
than two nor more than six years, and
shall be subject to removal for such
cause and in such manner as may be
provided in the city constitution, or
may be prescribed by municipal ordi-
nance.
Section 1540 (3). Every executive
officer. whether elected or appointed
shall take an oath of office, and give
such bond, and perform such duties
as may he prescribed in the village
or city constitution, or by the munich
pal council.
Section 1850. All Mayors of vii
lagos shall, within the limits of the
same, have all the jurisdiction and
powers of Justice of the Peace, and
of judge of municipal court ovel
violations of ordinances.
, Section 1850 %, Every city consti
tuition shall provide for municipal
court the judge or judges of which
shall be elected for Il term of five
; years by the electors at large. The
number of judges of the municipal
court shall be prescribed by the city
constitution or by municipal ordinance
, The municipal court shall have juris
dictiOn over all cases of violations OF
municipal ordinances, and such other
jurisdiction as may he conferred by
ordinance, or by general laws applica
' bic to all cities.
: Section 1550 (2). Every village and
city Incorporated under this act shall
have power over all municipal mat
ters, as fully as if specially enumer
= ated herein, within the limits of the
. municipality, and beyond the limits
so far as are now or may be hereafter
prescribed by the Legislature to es
tablish and protect municipal public
works, and for police purposes, and
the municipal council shall have pow
er to enact and enforce all ordinances
necessary to protect health. life and
property, to prevent and summarily
abate and remove nulsances, and IL
preserve and enforce the good gov,
ernment, order and security of the
municipality, and its inhabitants.
Section 1851. The constitution OF
every village and city shall specify
the municipal purpose or purposes fol
which taxes may be assessed and
fix limit upon the rate for all pur.
poses that may be assessed in any
one year, which shall not exceed three
per cent OF the total valuation for the
year in which it Is assessed.
Section 1851 az. Every city and
village, within its corporate limits
may exercise the power of licensing
and trppuIatinr opcunatinns md shaJ