Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-12

DOUGLAS, April 11.-(Special.l-I
 Those are the permanent commit tees of the Douglas city council ap- pointed by Mayor w NJ. Adamson last night.
 Alderman Prickett was elected as mayor pro tenn. City Clerk Daley and Street Commissioner Prudhomme re- ceived the oath of office. Provision was made for a salary of $50 a month for city physician and health officer, to be appointed by the board of health. City Clerk Daley was instructed to make inquiry as to the cost of new water wagon. It was decided to start civic house cleaning campaign "at once, and two or three teams will be hired by contract for the work. A communication was received from the sixth street precinct through w. w. Bush. requesting that Ranger Oscar Rountree be appointed a special off cer to patrol the tenderloin. The following officers were selected: Sanitary policeman, H. Prudhomme. | Policeman second ward, Lee Thomp- | son.
 | City engineer. J. P. Sexton. Ten applications for night police ] service were received. but it was de . l these officers until a later meeting. i Here are the rules adopted at last nights meeting of the city council ! for the government of the city police | force:
 Section l. The police force of Doug
 las shall consist of the marshal, who
 shall be eX-officio chief of police; two regular policemen and such extra off cers as the board of aldermen from time to time may provide for. Sec. 2. The duties of the police force shall be to watch over the safe ty of the citizens and property of the city of Douglas, and to keep order within said city and enforce the or. dinances thereof. One of the two reg ular police shall be on duty from . D. m. to a. m, and the other from ' D. m. to : a. m.
 Sec. 8. The supervisor of streets shall be ex-officio a member of the
 police force with all the powers of a regular policeman. but subject in SC far as his police capacity is con cerned, to the same rules and regu
 lations as the regular police. Spec!a, officers shall perform such duties as
 may be imposed upon them by the
 board and chief Of police, being sub
 ject, however. to all rules for the gov
 ernment of the police force in the
 same manner as regular police.
 Sec. :. A fire marshal shall be aD pointed by the fire companies in ac cordance with the territorial statutes
 and shall be exoficio a member ot the police force, and in his capacity as city police subject to the usual rules | and regulations.
 Sec ,. No member of the police force, regular or special, shall loiteI about or enter saloons, gambling oi sporting houses except when called upon to make arrests or upon official ! business. Any member of the force who violates Jnls article during the hours which he is on duty shall b. dismissed from the fore
 Sec. 6. The regular police must pui in their time patrolling the streets and | alleys, keeping a constant lookout for law-breakers, and shall not enter any buildings while on duty except in case of necessity.
 Sec. '. All members of the force
 will be required to pay their just debts contracted while employed by the city, and any failure to pay such debt when due will be considered as grounds for dismissal.
 Sec. s. The fire marshal shall be
 ex-officio city jailer, and shall receive prisoners upon their commitment by the officers or a magistrate and shall | release the same only upon order of a competent magistrate. He shall be responsible for the care and custody of all prisoners. When a prisoner may
 be committed to jail at hard labor the iailer shall. upon request of the 1 supervisor of streets, turn over said prisoner to such supervisor for labor
 upon the streets and public works of the city. and the receipt of the super
 wiser for such prisoner shall discharge the taller from a. responsibility until