The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-08-26

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of the peace for trial in order
to secure or obtain directly or in
directly any fee from the county
Of Lafayette for such service,
and it is further made the duty |
of such marshal or policeman Of
this city to report all the arrests
of every kind to the city attOr-
ney so he may prepare the proper
charges and complaints before
the police judge against the Of
fender and in addition thereto
such marshal and policemen shall
give to the city attorney the
names of all material witnesses to
establish the guilt of the person
Or persons complained against,
and it is further provided that
no marshal or policeman of this
city, while acting as such, and
paid by the city as such officer
shall at any time during the
tenure of such office execute or
serve any civil process of any
kind from or for any justice Of
the peace, but shall give his or
their whole time to this city in
preserving good order and peace;
and no marshal or policeman shal
while on duty as such become in
toxicated nor appear in the po-
lice court intoxicated or under
the influence Of Intoxicating liq-
uors, nor shall any such marshal,
or policeman Of this city during
his tenure Of office, while on
duty as such officer and drawing
and receiving pay as such officer
from this city, at any time dur
ing the day or night enter into
any saloon in this city unless so
e called therein by the proprietor
e or person in charge thereof, Of
u ficially, to preserve the peace
? and order or make arrest fol
2, the violation of the ordinances
a. Of this city; or shall have per.
sOnal knowledge Of any sucf
u violation of the law, or be
such officer as aforesaid, shal
'f so enter any such saloon to pre-
"a serve the peace therein or make
g any arrest for any violation Of
C. the ordinances of this city, OF
IS the laws of the state of Missouri
u nor shall any such marshal OF
a policeman, while so acting anC
as on duty as such officer, when 81
5: called into any such saloon a.
le aforesaid, drink any intoxicating
al liquor of any kind while thereiI
VS. or at any other time while OF
IL duty, nor shall any such marsha
o. or policeman, while in any sucl
p saloon, for the purposes aforesaid
'y treat, or be so treated by an.
be one therein to any drinks of in
Id toxicating liquor of any kind, bu
TN shall always be sober, active, Wig
ID liant and diligent in the perfor
,e, nance of his or their official dut
ISL or duties as such officer, and an,
or such marshal or policeman viola
on ting any Of the provisions of thi
ne section or any of the ordinance
IT. of this city shall forfeit his Of
en- flee and be removed therefrom a
ge provided by the ordinances o
ng this city, and the laws Of tn
or state of Missouri, gOvernin
= cities of the third class.
= Section 2. All ordinances o
parts of ordinances in confliC
with this ordinance are hereb
repealed.
| Section 8. This ordinance sha
/ take effect and be in force froI
and after its passage approvs
and publication.
Read three times and pasSe
by the council of the city q
Lexington this Oath day c
August 1911.
THOMAS WALTON,
President Of the Council.
Approved this Oath day of Al
gust 1911.
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