Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-09-17

copy of an ordinance of said city, and giving the number and title of said ordi-
 nance, and stating that the same has
 been published or posted according | to law. Each of the foregoing books, except the minutes of the council and the records of the board of equalza- tiOn, shall have a general index sui ficiently comprehensive to enable a person readily to ascertain matters COhtaine1 therein. The 1ty recorder shall also keep a book, marked De
 mands and Warrants" in which he shall note every demand against the city, and file the same. He shall state therein, under the note of the demands, the final disposition made of the same; and if the same is allow
 ed and awarrant is drawn, he shall also state the number of the warrant
 with sufficient dates. This book
 shall contain an index, in which refer ences shall be made to each demand,
 upon the completion of the assessment roll for any of the taxes of the city
 and levying of the tax thereon, the city recorder shall apportion the taxes upon such assessment roll, and shall deliver it to the officer charged with the duty of collecting taxes. It shall not be necessary to make a duplicate assessment roll. He shall take all necessary affidavits to demands against the city, and certify the same without charge. He shall make quar- terly statemnt in writing showing the receipts and expenditures of the city TOT the preceding quarter, and the amount remaining in the treasury.
 lie shall, at the end of every fiscal year, make full and detailed state ment of the receipts and expen" lures of the preceding year, and a full statement of the financial condition of the affairs of the city. He sr
 perform such other services as this Charter and the ordinances of the council shall require.
 City Attorney
 Section 6. It shall be the duty O. the city attorney to advise the city authorities and officers in all legal matters pertaining to the business of the city; he shall attend all meetings Of the council; shall prosecute in be half of the people, all criminal cases arising from violations of the provi- Sions of this Charter, and the ordi- nances of this city; shall attend to all suits and proceedings in which he city may be legally interested: provided that the council shall have
 ontrO of all litigation of the city, md may employ other attorneys to take charge of any litigation or to assist the city attorney therein, anr may provide for the payment for sucf additional legal services and all 0rODer services or work done on be- 1alf of the city in connection with it's legal matters; and to render such other services in the line of his pro fession as may be required of him b. the council.
 Chief of Police.
 Section '. The department of tn, police shall be under the direction O. the chief of police. He shall have all the powers given to peace officers un der the laws of this state. He shal have power, and it is made his duty 70 preserve the public peace, to sup press riots, tumultS and disturbances. His orders shall be promptly executed by the police officers. peace officers or watchmen in the city, and every citizen shall lend him aid, when re- 1uired, for the arrest of offenders and the maintenance of order and protec tion of persons and property. He shall execute and return all processes issued to him by legal authority; and it is hereby made his duty to arrest
 
 persons violating any law of the state 0f ordinance of the city. It shall D. his duty to take persons arrested be- fore the judge of the police court, or a justice of the peace. He shall per form all duties imposed upon him by the ordinances of the city.
 City Tax and License Collector.
 Section &. The city tax and license collector shall collect all taxes, gen. eral and special, all city licenses and such other branches of the city rave- nue not otherwise provided for as the council, by ordinance, may direct, and pay the same over to the city treas urer daily. He shall at all times keep proper books, showing in detail the | amount of money received, by whom, l at what time and for what purpose | paid. and the funds to which the same | is apportioned. All such books shall 1 at all times, when not in actual use | be open for public inspection When 1 ever any person required by any city | ordinance to take out license shall | Tail, or neglect, or refuse to take out | such license, and pay therefor in the l manner and at the time as such ordi- 1 nance provides, or, if any persons re- luired to take out any license shall | do or carry on any business, ! -rade or occupation without first hay ag procured the requisite license for such trading or carrying on, the city .aX and license collector shall report ! such delinquent to the chief of police who shall at once take such delin- 1uent into custody, and the city at .orney shall prosecute said delinquent n the manner provided by law.
 Section 9. The city assessor as ex- 1fficio tax and license collector shall ile suit for the collection of all de- inquent taxes not earlier than sixty lays and not later than six months after SUcb toYnC nav do1iD