The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-07-16

disodery violent rotous person within the
limits within mile of by day ngh authorize
and detention of any suspicious person found
laing any ordinance of the city.
23 To prevent and punish by Peeuniay penalties oherw
all breaches of the peace noise disturbance dord conduct
dsordey assemblies any alley, house other p
within the corporate limits of said city by day night
"a. To make regulations prevent the spread of conagio
diseases the city, establish board Of health for this PurPo
empowered relating
in mile of the corporate limits of said city.
25 To pass all ordinances contrary the constitution
the laws of the that may carry the prov
and full and meaning of the object of this coPorao
20 To license and regulate billiard halls bowling alleys
other places of public and regulate and the
ing and giving away and keeping for sale liquors. spirits, vnou
malt mixed liquors. wines elders beers, and all ntoNca
ing drinks or beverages within said city.
q. designate depository, which shall be bank
city, for all money and valuabes belonging said city.
g. To impose fines foreres and penalties for the breach
any ordinance the city and provide the recovery
the
SEC. IA. Be it further enacted, That thu
right of an appeal from the decision of thu
recorder in criminal cases to the circui
court of Polk county is hereby granted
provided, however, that the person or per
sons shall give bond and security for the
payment of fine and cost, to abide by and
perform the judgment of the count on APP
peal; and shall in no case be entitled to an
appeal as aforesaid upon a pauper's oath.
The costs in all criminal cases coming be-
fore said recorder shall be such as allowed
Justices of the peace, sheriffs and consta-
bles under the laws of the state of Ten
nessee.
SEC. Is. Be it further enacted That all
ordinances passed by the city council shall
be signed by the mayor and aldermen and
spread upon the minutes of the council;
and a certified copy of an ordinance from
the minutes shall be full evidence in all
trials in any of the courts of this state;
the certificate to be made by the recorder
or clerk, under the seal of said corporation.
All ordinances passed by the city coun-
Gil shall be made public by the publication
in some newspaper in said city or by post
ing copies of the same in public places in
said city,
SEC 10. Be it further enacted, That
here shall be no justice of the peace for
he city of Benton, as provided by Section
800 of the code of Tennessee.
SEC IT, Be it further enacted, That as
soon as practicable in each year after the
assessment books for the state and county
ire complete (which shall be after the
equalization board provided by the state
aw shall have finished the equalization of
axes) it shall be the duty of the clerk or
ecorder to prepare from said assessment
ook of Polk county tax book as is re-
uired by the laws of the state to be made
ut for the county trustee, embracing, how
yer, only such properties and persons as
re liable for taxes within the city of Ben
IN, such tax book, when certified to be
ue, correct and complete by the clerk or
shall be the assessment for taxes
said city for all municipal purposes, pro-
ded, that there may be an assessment by
e clerk or recorder at any time of any
-operty subject to taxation found to have
zen omitted.
II shall be the duty of the clerk or re-
rider, in each year, as soon as such as
ssment roll for the city is COM
etc, to submit to the board
mayor and aldermen certified
iiCmCht vi TIC totdi dinouHl vi the Vdlu-
on of assessment of the taxable property
+ the year within the city limits, includ-
: the assessment of all railroads. tele-
aph and telephone properties, together
tn certified statement of the revenues
rived by the city from the privilege taxes,
,rchants' ad valorem taxes, and fines from
, preceding year. Upon the presenta- j
n of such statements by the clerk or re-
der the hoard &c ,,a,,or aud oIJar.,a,