The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-04-26

SEC. ll5. And be 1t further enacted,
That the newly elected Councilmen on
the second Monday of June after their
election shall meet for organization and
shall choose some one of their number
as president of the board, whose duty
it shall be to preside at all meetings,
preserve order and give such directions
as may be deemed necessary by said
Board of Councilmen to carry into effect
the provisions of the subtitle of this
Article, but said president shall not be
entitled to vote at said meetings of said
council unless there should be a tie vote,
and in that case he shall have the deci-
ding vote. Three members shall con-
stltute quorum of said board for the
transaction of business.
SEC. 116 And be it further enacted.
That said Councilmen shall hold regular
meetings on the first Monday of each and
every month and as much oftener as the
proper conduct of the business of said
town may require, and for their services
they shall receive such compensation as
shall be frsm time to time fixed by ordi-
nance, the same not to exceed one dollar
each, for each and every meeting so
held and which they may attend. Said
Councilmen shall regulate by ordinance
the compensation of the Mayor for his
services, the same not to exceed TWEEN
ty-five dollars in any one year.
SEC. III. And be it further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the Mayor
of said town to see that all ordinances
of said town are duly and faithfully ex-
ecuted, and he shall appoint, subject to
the confirmation of the council. all such
persons as agents and servants of said
corporation as may be necessary to car
ry out the object and purpose Of the in
corporation and to enforce the ordi-
nances to be passed thereby, including
a clerk to the said council, whose duty
1t shall be to attend all meetings of said
council and to perform all other such
duties as shall be from time to time pre-
scribed by ordinance, and said clerk
shall receive such compensation as said
council may by ordinance prescribe, and
shall hold said Office for one year from
the date Of his appointment. All ordi-
nances passed by said council shall be
signed by said Mayor and President Of
said council and attested by said clerk,
and be by said clerk entered at length
in book to be kept by him for that
purpose, and shall be open at all times
Tor the inspection of any person or per-
sons interested, and Immediately upon
the passage of any ordinance or as soon
thereafter as convenient, said clerk shall
post printed or written copies Of said
ordinance so passed by said council in
five Of the most public places Of said
town
SEC. Il2. And be il further enacted
That all prosecutions for Violations Of
the ordinances Of said town and oil
fines. penalties and forfeitlIres imnosed
for the violation of anv of the ordinancee
of the same. shall be nrosacutad and
recoverable in the name of the Navor
and Council of Grantsville bafnra sJrb
Justice of the peace of thp State 0f No
ryland, residing in said town as NAV be
designated by the Mayor thereof, and
approved by said town council at their
first meeting for organization and which
said selection or designation of such ius-
tice Of the peace shall be for one wear
from the time of such selection, but
power is reserved to said Mayor and
Council at any time to revoke such selec-
ton or appointment and make ? new
selection. Such Justice of the peace
shall have power to hear and determine
all violations Of the ordinances of said
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SEC. 119. And be it further enacted
That said Mayor and Council shall have
power to pass all ordinances. not con-
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