The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-07

complexion color OF hair and eyes, th'
amount OF money they may have Il
their possession, their present residence
and the offense for which they are ar
rested.
III. Every complaint made upon per
sonal knowledge with the name and res
idence Of the complainant, and any in
formation he may receive from police
men or others, OF otfenses committed, Oh
persons suspected.
/ ~. A registry of lost, missing, OF
stolen property, and all property recov
cred, or taken from persons arrested.
Sec, 8, The chief shall promptly re-
pair to the scene Of any fire. riot, OF
threatened disturbance, with all ade'
quate force to guard the fremen from
annoyance, and arrest them If need be
save and protect property, or arrest
thieves and disorderly persons,
See, O. All lost or stolen property
recovered by any regular policeman, po'
liceman, or special policeman, or taken
from prisoner, shall be delivered at
once to the chief of police, and the Off
Ger making the delivery shall first mark
/ the same so as TO be able to identify
! it and then see that ii is entered ON the
/ registry with a particular description
OF the kind, or amount, and where, OF
/ from whom, obtained And it is the
duty of the chief to give receipt to
such officer for such property, and make
/ such entry thereof in his book, and how
such property was disposed OF, which
book shall be open for inspection at any
time by any member of the city coun-
GILL
Sec. TO- Every regular policeman
shall wear the full uniform, which shall
be furnished by the city under direction
OF the police committee, when on duty,
and display his shield conspicuously on
the left breast of the outer garment,
except when detailed for detective duty.
Regular policemen, policemen, or special
policemen, are required to be clearly in
dress and appearance, with beard well
trimmed, and boots clean
Sec, IL. No policeman on regular duty
shall be absent from the city, OF excused
from duty, except by the consent OF the
chief or the police committee. Every
member OF the police force must be ex-
cused from duty by the chief in case
y
excuses must be sent TO the chief or po-
lice committee. or the patrolman shall
lose his time. For the first offense with
out excuse, the penalty shall be one
days pay for each day lost; second Of
tense, double the first penalty; and the
third offense will be punishable with
suspension, which shall at once be re-
ported to the police COMMITTEE for ae-
ton.
See, u. Members of the police depart.
ment when on duty must faithfully pa
troll the streets and not stand upon the
streets. or hold conversations with per
Sons thereon, except in the necessary
discharge OF their duties
ANY regular policeman, or policeman,
may arrest, without warrant, upon view,
any person who is found intoxicated in
the city.
All persons when so arrested without
warrants, must be, as soon thereafter
as possible, taken before a proper court
or magistrate so that they may be duly
complained Of and prosecuted for the
ofrepse for which they are arrested But
nothing contained in this section shall
authorize any arrest without warrant
for the violation OF any OF the city
ordinances, after twelve o'clock at night
on Saturday until after twelve o'clock
at night on the following Sunday. But
arrests of persons found intoxicated may
be made on Sunday as well as on other
days Of the week Nothing In this Sec
ton shall be construed to abridge the
right OF 4 policeman, or member OF the
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in such cases as the general laws of the
state permit OF such arrests.
Sec. ID. No policeman shall receive
gift or reward from any person for
service he may have rendered as police
man, nor receive from or divide with
any other policeman or other officer,
any fee fine or costs, or part thereof,
without the consent OF the police com
mittee Application for permission to
receive or retain such gift must be made
in writing, and without delay.
No regular policeman, policeman. or
special policeman shall receive a gift or
reward OF any kind from prisoner
or person under arrest, or against whom
complaint has been made, or who is
known or suspected TO be guilty of any
offense against the laws or ordinances,
or from any friend of such persons, on
penalty OF being dismissed from the
force.
All fines, penalties and fees received
by any member of the police force for
services rendered while under pay from
the city, except those on duty by the
hour, and except witness fees for testi-
mony in courts. and fees for keeping,
shall belong to the city and be paid into
the city treasury. Members OF the force
whose salaries are fixed per day shall
be considered as under call for duty for
the entire period of twenty four hours
those whose salaries are fixed per month
shall be considered as under call for
duty during all the hours of the calendar
month; and those whose salaries are
fixed per year shall be considered as
under call for duty during all the hours
of the municipal year.
See. Ia. No member of the force shall
smoke, or drink any intoxicating liquor,
while on active duty. All gambling and
playing of cards or any game of chance
in the police station is strictly prohib
tied, nor shall any Intoxicating drinks
be allowed there except as medicine, and
by advice OF physician. Persons hav-
ing no business there shall not be al
lowed in or about the station,
Sec. l5 Regular policemen, police
men, or special policemen must not,
under penalty of dismissal from the
force, reveal any of the secrets OF the
department.
Sec. 10. All regular policemen, police